17 10 427 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/fa58b957ceb12ace25ddf85fc77d484a.pdf 1ab9e11e5795aab9ea133990832eae80 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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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 01, 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/a56d2e82894eb701e085799515935f20.pdf 1674d49d15fb80d7bb29b1c57661954c 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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RANFORP, FLORIDA PAGE EIGfiT •' l i . . t . • •* i.-. - =fi v-: . . •• J~- -: WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1947 •£. ■ • • c rL P H£’S rr-r --y * • • i; *\ • .-* ’ • - 4r----i i- A > - ■ ^ ■ | ^ K 3 1 s t . PARK AND GENEVA AVENUES. CURB SERVICE DRIVE IN YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO VISIT US AND TRY OUR—BARBECUE PLATES BARBECUE*€HICKEN AND ALL KINDS OF DELICIOUS SANDWICHES— STEAKS—, SEA FOOD (IN SEASON) r.' ->* . Ex'. . . * * _I. ■ ' .. ■ • ~ — - • • / _ . -• . - • ■i n i M i .T -------■ —r* • II .. • _ * • . . ft? . T• ' •a . -—t -- a - V I g -W -------- -— •—■— J. B. BRYAN - T — *---------- etion Of The New Home Of ■ I T iT ■ ■ PARK* and GENEVA AVENUES S; . ,__zi: r. -*> , ■ *• FROM . The Following Who Participated In Its Construction — • • .r . .A i M i INSULAR CONCRETE PIPE CO. • - » c : A -* SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO. C o n c re te P ip e , R eady M ix C o n crete Jfty 'V . P h o n e 1241 V 'T - Riley L. Hogan C o n crete B locks* . ' , w/ M cG raeken R oad PAINT . V* .. 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Phone .303 Vf Ir-rrfH:- \ f A . iv ’ „ . .» �* i n . a i 11 — ? - r.*t •,. k • ''v - ’- ‘* ■- * TH E W EA TH ER In U nity Then U S trength— To Protect th* P m m of (h« World j To Promote tko Progr*»« of America; To Prodae* Prosperity for Sanford. Considerable cloud;ne»» with scattered afternoon and • Ttninh thornier,ho« er« through Friday Gentle lo moderate south to southr*\l wind*. A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y VOLUME XXXVIII E s ta b lis h e d 190ft SA N FO RD , Bodies Of British Capital City 'Of Indonesia Forest Is Captured Soldier I n j u r e d In Booby T rap ’Explo­ sion D u r i n g Rc. moval Of Victims W AA Accused Of Using Planes For Employees’ Trips JERUSALEM. July 31 t f V H ie bodiet of '(wo young Hrilioh ‘tergeanli kidnapped at ftottagei by I (gun Zvai Leumi w t’t found today hanging from two eucalyptus Ueei and weie bUvted to bilo by a booby trap when Expenses In Flying A u t h o r i z e d Pas­ sengers Sqid High S c a t Of Republic’s Parliament Situa­ ted In Java Falls To Duf/h Troops BATAVIA, Java. July SI­ GH—The scorched, dead-city of Malang, seal of the. Indo­ nesian Republic's parliament, fell to the Dutch today, the Netherlands army announced, and other Dutch columns raced tnwara the biasing town of Tjllatjap, chief republican port on the south Java roast. K fcW SPA PBH F L O R ID A , T H U R SD A Y . JU L Y 31. 1947 Royal Marriage Set For Nf>v. 20 LONDON, July 31—(41— rrinceaa Klizabeth and l.lautenant Philip Mounthatten will be married Nov. 20 at West­ minster Ahby, . IliKkiJBgbam Palace annniinci'd tonight. “The King and Queen have approved that the marriage of Princes* Klirabeth and Lieut­ enant Philip Mountbatten shall take place at Westminister Abbey at 11:30 A. M. on Thusday, Nov. 20ih 1047," the brief itatrm rn t said. The Iwtrothnl of the heires* presumptive and the former Greek Prince had been given formal approval before the Privy Council at the palace earlier today King George VP* formal tnnsrnl before the Privy Connrll carried out an old ritual. Greeks Weigh Chiefs New UN Blow At Balkans Truman Aid Plan Is Reported In Force Despite Red Veto Of Watch Group I \KK SUCCESS. July 31 Greece formally charg­ ed Itu.sia’s three llalkan i*; lelliirs today »lth aggressbm In a drastic new move aimed at cminlertng the So­ viet Cnlon's vein of an Amer­ ican proposal (or an 11-memMr Vnlted Nations Hunter CnniniMeinn. —f N O . 185 A s s o c ia te d P r f u L o w e d W lro Of Army- Flying Boat Public Hearing St. Johns River Is Conducted By Measure Signed City Commission By Pres. Truman Action of WPB In Let­ ting Contract To IIuKhcs-Kaiser Up­ set S t a f f Heads WASHINGTON. July 31 up>— fbc joint ( \irny Navy) chief* oi Request To Close Srm- Jacksonville To Lake •tall drt Isresl in July, 1942, that f t v-' F > m * - h ‘ H n r n t ' y * 1 * r o j e c r " i n f * h v v . v t - n « iwesensiv-rra-ng -bags-. - —— 1* hmle" RRll Vvtf. Dur­ flying lx>.al progiain would I f inLAKE SUCCESS, July 1| (id 1 ? DATAYT/V Java’,' July l l '(AS G i v e n $ 3 0 0 , 0 0 0 ing Races Approved .»itini*iali|e." it waa developed to­ re (’ , irek gmrinment repented bv cuseJ the War Anels Administra­ Jungle troops ol the Dutch army S Jo:me<l tourers today In be con AI* Special Washington Service day .at a S-nate inae*t’ig»tion int^ tion of uiing a fleet of (Janes lo drove today to within two miles The City Commuijon held a the award lain that year of tha WASHINGTON. July U u ll gidrnng the pombdity ol bring haul rlenographer*. clerks and oth­ of the resort city of Malang, key public hearing yesterday Mo de­ President Tuintan signed today .< 1luicl-e* K.ai.tri ronlt.arii lor ihita mg rhitger agsmil B u u u 't Bal­ to earl central Java, and were er '"unauthorized passengris" with termine whether or md to ie*ok-* $502,1 W.OI 2 ziqtiopnaiion bill a m h Iki ala. kan ulelblet under the moat dl ai­ rome of the trips "week end" af­ expected lo occupy the- (lame, the lifer and wine In rnie ol I, lot Hood cnnliol. n.uu.ition itfld ftobeii A, LovgJt, nm<s-und«r*ff^ de -pinvitipni of tbe United Nation* ravaged center by night. fairs. D. Carlton, 80 C West Ninth other non-military, atliaiiiei of Ihe irt.aiy of <lale. tratified to tha cllSItri. • Ruley told te|Hiitcrs rspenses A broadcast Indonrvtan com­ Street, as I f quelled in a petition Senile War Investigating Commit­ in flying authorized passengers munique said llie Dutch were with- $5,000 Goal . Set By 1 lie (iieek delegation lo the Unit­ hy 18 nrathy tf»idetiti It w.ra War Department. tee .as" In the Hand of these lop One of ihe Laie*t measures *pWere far above i ummeitlal coiti m mortal range and that Indo ed Nations would not rnmnrn'. derided lo pul the place #on a Group. To Further maed liy. lliv 8* mIi CoiiBrc'sa be-, W v •'■’l *>1.......Ilie.se.---- «----- —— lie cited 37*flighta trrtween No nesians were applying *ll»e scotch­ n , but infosritrcl. sources said* the r-*Wtn—eorj-rf—t' He read into the record of a tiire llie July If* recr*j, ii t'K P.uhlicity~-Hxaj-c-c4. <rr.t, were studying c|o*efv pcadwrlnanary— iember, 1946, and March. 1947. on ed earth polity.’ ate any more complaints, In i which lie ■Wfd-tP7-aUllururrd~pIT I he Krpuhlicans ass'iled also Chapter \ r!I ol tbe charter, whiii voke tbe” licemc, ll wai an eludes $700,001).for tbe St. Jobns letter vlm li Robot A. Patterson, River pfojecl, Jarktonaille lo l.-ale tlien updo sec ret sry ol *v*r, wrol# The Seminole County Junior pioaiJet (or United Nalinna *<■• sengers were carried at a cost jl their forces were within 12 milcv nnunced today by Guidon Brad llxinry. in tbe * J9 8 .11-1,8)5 lot live ye an .ago yesterday aummarilChamber of Commerce opened a %7i,\72.H7, including 28 fe*t of Batavia and had teoccupied lion tn raaea of aggirtiion and ley of llie City Msnsgrr'a nlftrr flood control roriltiiu lion rind ittg the position of llie joint obiefs flights of planes. Hr said roomier the perimeter towns of Tanger- drive at llieit luncheon meeting bretchea of peace. "* . Ibe lequeil of llie Uo.nl Guuard mainten ance It dan « irrtri .$1 1(».- of al.alf. cu air transport costld have pro- ang, Septon* and Tpmrne. The today in the Mayfair Inn tn raise That chapter ***« invoked for Auxill arv In lime Srrninolr Bou­ UTtieii-'ti tvlotr tbe memoran­ sided ihr tame service for $13.- Dutch declarrd th il claim was $5,000 to rna.iqlain »ml-jjj»crite ih’e first time ill UN hiiloiy ye. levard where m*ny boat* are »o fnr naaigstmn impioaement* -ind 141.48, making a saving* of $’>9,. "nonten**." This' Tbporlrr Hound ihe touiist information booth on1 terd-ar hy Auilialia in biingint be launched during Iwial rat*» m-ainlenanre liming tbe year ending dum to Don ibl 31 Nelson, then rhsnm jn •>( tbe \V.at Production next June 30. no s sign of Republican activity the Seminole Boulevatd. 431.39. the Indopetian' and Balkans u*u*i on Sept. I, was a|>|iin*rJ, Mill Other Items are for Board, wlnrli liter tbal year gave Ifizley fa chairman of a House in the genrrsl Batavia area. "This i* a community' pioject are on the council's agenda fni led lo Stale Itnad Deparlmrnl the I'annma Canal, fill,190,387 for Henry J Kri*er. vk'es| Coaat »hipexpenditure* sulK-ommiltce which The Indoncian broadcast said and we want lo te'e that it is com­ remeteriat expenses, f 1.H04.000 for the m,'eling today. appiftv il. has Iicon investigating WAA fly­ Malnng tv** "heavily grenaded buiblrr. and I liw.*td IJugbe.t *erdpleted." Brailey (Wham, pteiidenl . It «n. said authoritntlvelv that ing expenditure*. A w ritten leport from ttr. the Alaska Communications Sysand maehlnegunned" during III.* “ For the hcn-*flt of the WAA night, and that Hepiihliean* atart- ol the organization,, told those the Greeks have’been told hy Ihr Raymond L. Ilsis, City no-it tn- | tmi. ntnl iMto.nrm for nlternlion zifi n su tk u l. cuginrrt and him briilges over navigable waters uri- die ei. an $IB,0!Hi,000 contract nnd anybody else,” llisley said, ei| fire* In the city yesterday. prerentv._______ , - — 'United Klalea that the Ttomsn a pecto rru ra* reviewed hi which he der the Jurlssllctlon of the At my the Inquiry includes a finding, It said Dutch planes strafed gave b it tr*»oii< for condemning lo cotivtiuct liner huge flying aid plan remniiieil definitely In "Possibilities of bringing tourists force despite Ihe Htuslia vote -f some beef i which had Iweii sent Engineers. that “one WAA employee, accord­ Malang. boat*. While the total is Sll7.iUK.lRft ing to official flight logs main­ The Indoneilana said another into |lm area are unlimited, and «n American prot*o*al tz* s e t'up a In' a ' local n n u k r t bv n ealll-* Under questioning by Senator tained by WAA, made five trip* mhimn of the Dutch army, equip (Mi money lint s*ill be donated Hnlkso* Cnmmltiion. Furthermore. raiser In llie routily, Tbe liver of under n $819,927,100 budget esti­ mate. it carries the largest flood O'Cntii'i-ir ID Md.i anti C a i n at various times during (tie last ped latgelv with U. H. Iend-l***e llie <fnim*i was rom plptrlv de |l ,w«old I Imt Ihe United Ktnlea will be' spent lo blither the louiMt coutud-Juud In .several, year*-- — U^tVaJ^»r--4e»vel*- » .d - ( h i t -tk*year, ostensibly as a tn-rclaty. |old Ilia- Graeka-lhla-eowolrv- »*»*' alm yatl a s * cesolt n f* V x r r r r e and aiirplti* war aupplle*. had Th« budget figure Included nn \V|'|t * *i n In letting « contract " A. jjyrium nd-.records.show e u f nearly -halfway kef at* IKe program tn this city." Odium ad­ '•uni,- teJiiii-l ahem In their ef-1 toxtc condition,, lie staled, nnd Ill's origins) estimate of nearly $'.181,- to Hugh- a and l.sNee '‘caused person on duty statu* waiat of Java lit a drive from Te- ded rt* In estnhlDh a alnble govern- had fen-lered the tieef unfit for 000.000 and President -Trumans CiUicrrn*' rn tlir petT (if tha chief* lnT»*“ •** during “* ' rr office the time she gtl, on the north coast, to -th e A thermometer, ahowlng the rnt an<l a'tnp the divordrr* In Ihe either, human or amnia*, rnntum p- rrouest for an estra War ilcp.rt- of *taff. was on these trips, with one ex. tinbnUarl area, 35 mile* to tha lion. Ur s.ild i*e knew of no other prorres* of the drive will be plar- alknn*. fund of $237,000,000 to tiegir ceptlen. In that ra**, sire I* southed*!. The Rrj ubliezBto *»• In accordance with mest In­ amerit10.year In thed'-wpto'rn era*. Mem, Chapter VIII Include* strong program to control rave in which ti»e WPB iiAd un show t^ as k in g on annual'leave,' eerted Oi* Dutch tCye ^»liig-*a spection ordinance "of Ihe Clly, a of trie'Jalcees will ranvass p u s itl, tr<Tn breaking off refloixj,*. develop hydroelectric I'ov. leiinten to jieiomr th» purchiaj Jtz* Larson, WAA general company of Japanese In the at­ the county In an effort to get the lalions with the aggressor up lo the lieef wet I'omientited amt oi er and otherwise utilize the rmin- log ngenev. rd-ltng tliat It'involv­ counsel, said he I* familiar Tn gen tack. needed money on which to main­ actual military operation* by. the del i d destroyed, the report stated / Irv's water resource*. e d “n liazardous and unusual aperal with the report of lUziey's The Republican Seventh Divi­ tain the booth gnd further 'the United Nation* against any rqun- The Commission accepted the ic Mm Ida projkei* included in tin* j prpacli U> have n third agancy subcommittee staff, since hit sion, pitted against the Dutch ad­ tourlat publicity program of the try' the Security Council decides poft, ,»afd Mr- Hradley, but -tded flood control portion of the hill competing with the Army and office supplied.the'Information. vancing on Malang from the north, eountyt It was stated. Navy tn' mdering ComBal equip­ has eommittrd an act of aggres­ that fg'oie mra: inndsmnatiou were: finding- lie confirmed by Sjat* Larson added, however, that offered no organlied resistance “ 'Today we are starting one of sion. Caloosahatrhee River and l.ske ment. Laboratory' analysis. “with tome of lb* contusions w* except that of tog road blocks, tha largest programs aver under Okeechobee drainage area* $12.the War Productlrfn Board sudHowever, the United Nations The Commission deferred action 700: Hollywood Harbor (Port Kv. ■lenly lawam'e a eonlraetlng agenare forces) to take exception.' tank traps, land mines and oc­ taken bv the Seminole County police fore* which would carr in regard tn Insuranceo f taxi­ casional anlplng. a dispatch from H nNilRNJtt I'ftK* I'mfctl ergladev) $410,000; 8t. John* Riv­ The subcommittee had planned Junior Chamber of Commerce,” if. mil any such military orders stl to question WAA Administrator Soerahaja said. The Dutch Jungle G. McIntosh told the oiganitation la In the discussion stages, Not cab operator* until after the er, Jnrksonvllln lo l.ake IlnriU'V. KoU-rt Littlejohn and hla deputy, troop* were hacked by mechanis­ “Wr need everyliody's help to, ■no soldier has vet been commit- State Insurnnre Commission holds $300,000; St, Lucie Inlet $6LOOP: a healing on Aug. rl. James A. Molllion, today but both ed force* Dutch officer* said four complete Mils financial program led to tbe UN fotce. lak e Worth Inlet $10(1,300; Tmti5f- • .4 "Due t i i r p o r ts of ari'idrnt* pn llaibor $200,000. were out of the city, Littlejohn Dutch soldiers, had Iteen killed and we urge every citlsen In the UN ob*ervrt» said a -slgnlflcaused lyt. high sh iu ld iriy xt In New York and Molliton in end-six wourjded and that a num­ county to support our program,' The lull carries fund* t<» con­ ■nnt part of Cliaptei VII l* Article 1 reel Iiilrrsrrtinns, the Confllll. tinue or start water pr'oiect* in ber of enemy sniper* were, killed. Mr. McIntosh added.- Kingman, Aria. ■M . which perm its, UN members I *|on drrlilr l to notify owners to Dutch scout.planes reported^ the Kirley said bolh will be heard Miss Hnrhara Damnlei. arsUr. o take rolleclive laction for self- cut shiubl-eiy within thiee feel mmt of the country'* liv er.b*ttn«. Some Involve hydroelectric de. latter at hearing* for purpoie* streeti of Malang appeared' de­ ant City recreational director, ap­ detente against an armed attack of the ground as required by City velopment a* well «» flood rontrul. of a “full, detailed Investigation." serted. ||y THE ASSOCIATED PRESS peared before the organliatlon until the Security Council can nidqiaure, **i<l Mr. Ilradley. A Jogjakarta broadcast declar­ navigation and related work*. A full-fledged drive to land tbe ed Imlonesan shorn batteries sank and asked that the Jaycees lisslst art. It was said this would ha • Among these is the glgt-iitfe IPIR Republican presidential nom­ her in building up interest In the in* way for action In the far* a “Dutch warship" off Tjlmlrlng, (iarrltoti Reservoir In Nniih Daination for' Senator Robert A. recreational program for young­ "t a Russia vein which has kilt­ 1 Killed, 2 H urt In Slight Relief From In central Java. kota esUmated to c p t 1168.0(19, sters In the area. ed an American proposal i« set Gandy Bridge Wreck non. for which the Idl! carries 120,- Tuft of Ohln wax rapidly taking The Indonesian* said also .tha slinpe today. •' „ Heat In Midwest Seen Dutch, had occupied Lahat, In Su­ “ When the program started we tip a Balkans -Commission to 000.000, money a lso -I* pn>vi.{i-l Tito 44-memW Ohio Republican matra tgest of Palembang, Imt had more children participating atch over Ihe troubled area. for the $l(UOOO.OOrt Clarks I Idl Re­ ST. PETERSBURG, F la. July cnmmltjee and the State's Repub­ NEW YORK. July 31. (JT>- The that Indonesian troop* had halt­ I In the events than wa could han31. (/II Jarkson C. Futch, 26, servoir. G*. and S. C.; th>- <*>'•.- lican rongieoional delegation * die. but the enthusiasm baa died. 000.000 -Wolf Creek Re< rv»l*, Weather Ilureau predicts a slight ed the advance. •on of Dr. and Mrs. IJ*mh I.. were holding «i potato mealing* it) We want the children tn come lowering of temperature* but TitFutch, (Ids city, w«* Inslaritly Kv : the $57,000,00(1 lliiggs'Island rotund'll*. Advance Indications down to the Grammar 8chn<i| I'nrk Studebakcr Plant tie rain today to. break the heat killed ami (wo other* injured, one Reservoir! Va. and N'. C.t u stc tio.v Uo.ilJ lot trail) launch wave that sunburned the nation's ICC Gets Complaint” and foln tha fun," Mis* Dimpler Suspends Production crlilrallv, When'Flitch's rar and -v $133,000,000 Fort Randall Kevri n “Tuft Immiiu" on * “favorite rbn" stated.. mid-section yesterday with read, motorline Ims rrashr<l last night voir, 8. t). Imq*. It was announced that th- next ing* that exceeded TOO at many Against 900 Railroads meeting SOUTH BEND, I ml.. Juts 31, on Gandt Itoulevard. Tonight, (»hioen* will have a of the Seminole County points. A woman llstfd hy Mound Park Harr I h Planning To Taft m ile et Cplutnhu*. Tha sena­ Jaycees will be held Thursday '41— Suspension.of passenger rar Kansas City saw the mercury WASHINGTON, July 31. </P>- night. Instead of Thursday nt i induction and plans for a tem­ Hospital a» Mrs; Madge Burgher, tor will spenk end 1)(« address wi)l climb. Jo 107 yesterday. Si. Louis Attomey General Clark Tampa, waa the most seriously Reopen I>oeal School lie hrondrhst over 250 stations■ H In H aM W In an attem pt to maka it porary shutdown of trurk aisrni- of and Fort Worth reported 103. and complaint today accused more noon. hurt. Police reported she was rid­ II' m IIb m S .a >-.a« l i .s u i-lv lines at the Sttnlrhaker Cor­ G.O.P. leaders from half a dozen Oklahoma City and Little Rock than 900 railroads of collecting National league Umpita George other stales will attend. poration plgnt here were announc­ ing with Futch. 100. Even Ihe Far West wa* tnvro "uniust and unreasonable” rales Howard Fatibln. middle age<| Ilarr It m aking.plans for tho re­ ed ‘today by Paul J. Hoffman, (thin Senator John W. Brieker, (unbaked than usual, with IHyth*, on wartime shipment* of ateef air­ Open Scafton, IJmitH ptrddent. Idrvrlist, suffered a ftartured leg sumption of his umpire Induing lit11 Republican vice pr*«ld#ntial, Calif., reporting 112, Phoenix 111 plane landing mat*. and hrulsr on the head. school In January and lias alr.-ady z'nmii'late. cleared the way for Hoffman said passenger rar Fixed On Waterfowl production and Reno 110, Ilus driver Harold A. Ilux Mid received many application* fmtn Ohio party mrmlier* to unite 6w, would he halted next Thp action wa* filed wtth the he was driving (hr < rnpty Ini* prospective students, arcording to hlriil 'le ft hv gnitounring he (Bris­ Interstate Commerce Comm'tslon. WASHINGTON. July 31—V P )- I'teadav for an Indefinite period The government Is asking repara­ Prealdent Truman today fixed the i-edus# of a strike at the Detroit northward Headed for Plant City. a letter received from blip \ ...... ker) Is not n randldnte an f back* to hi* report given the dav hy Joel 8. Field and Dick M< - hi* {L-nalo colleague. TournamcntH Slated tion for alleged overcharges on the open aeaaon and shooting limits plnnta of the Murray Corporation Arcording A* for Tafi himself, he haa said • landing mala moved from Eastern on waterfowl In the United State*, w hl* supplies fender* and hoods highway pafVol his headlights l.aulln. picked up the bicycle rider a| By Recreation Group •hipping polnta to Fariflr Coast territories and possessions. Mr. Barr In his letter requested ho will withhold any formal a n ­ fo r Btudebaker cars. about the middle of the road. Mr. Field, Mr. MrLaulin and Sam nouncement until after he makes a • porta between Jan. 1, 1942 and The open seasons on waterfowl He swerved to avoid hitting-him Martina, former veteran's rdum- cross-country tour th is -fall. ' ~ Sanford Imya and girl* gre re- June 30. 1948. and coot, except for wood ducks, and suddenly saw lights of the tjnn supervisor, to contact Paul Thu* far* the only avovrad . auesterl by Misa Harbara Dampter, The Justice Department an­ snow geese, and brant fn several State VFW Demandft car coming toward him. The cycl Eddy, state supervisor of veternns randtdato is former Gov. Hat old Mrs. Nancy Itrock and Herman nouncement aald “thouaanda of states; end excluding Ross' geese 1st was hit by. the rear of the education at Tallahassee in nrdri Ktasscn of Minnesota; Both he and Rnimlry, City recreation director*, carloads" of landing mat* were and swans included: TB Patients Removal swerving bus. Mra. Burgher for­ to-secure renewal of Author:ty t" Gov. Thomas E. Dewey uf New .to turn out In full forre Monday involved. The petition to ICU Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, merly resided a t Jackaon, Tenn. eomluct the George Bar- Umpire York, a prospective candidate, morning at 10:00 o'clock at Ihe ■tales the exact amount of money Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, LAKELAND. Fla.. July 31. < A 1 School under the G. I. Bill of have preceded Taft Into tho West. Sanford Grammar School grounds toueht to be recovered la "not North Carolina, South Carolina. — The Florida Department of the Right* provision*. * Btnsscti Is now on the Paeifiq In onler to prepare for some Mg present ascertainable." Tennessee, and Virginia - - Dee. Vetefana of Foreign Wars de­ Rev., Mrs. M. Ware It was further revealed hy My, Coait and Dcwev I* in h it native tournament* during the fatter part 8 to Jan. 8, 1948. Louisiana, Nov. manded today Jhat the Veterans Report On Arkansas Barr that he had received letters Michigan, stopping on his way The complaint la another in a 18 to Dec. 17. of August. Administration Immediately refrom a number of li ngo - pn -I back.lo.N f'r.Y 'uk from • weatenl I’ractire will be started In ilia- aerie* which Clark haa mads lie—i imVi'iil veto rain patients from the ll ..hiIhm.,1 mn I'aae SUahll The Rev. Melton Ware, who deni*, highly coniplimrninlg him mondball. baseball, horseshoes, fore the ICC concerning wartime Hlatg Tuberculosis Hospital at freight chargee. . .. ;/■ -j on the manner in which umpire New Grocery Opens with Mr*. Ware ha* been spendtennis. basketball, badminton, I'resr Field. Tampa, because of a month in Arkantaa visiting her graduates of his school conducted football, volley ball, table tennla Heminole Rankn 22nd On Sanford Avenue "inefficient and unsatisfactory” arenU, stopped today to visit themselves. and marbles. Miss Damplcr an­ Lake And Langston medical service. .The umpire school wat lornird Jn IT. S. Citriw Census udge and .ifrs. R. W. Ware nounced this morning. ■ t Og»l Linton, department adju- la-fore proceeding to their homo last year In a former Marinr bar­ 0. L. Powell, former Gulf ulf Life Mf« The tournament* wifi be given Open Frtiit Stand Insurance Agent, recently opened lin t T' and quartermaster, made in Vero Reach where Rev. Ware rack* building at the Municipal Bemlmde County rank* 22nd a t the Grammar School and Jun­ an attractive little self service, r iIdle Uvo complaint and said if it pastor of the First Mathodiat A irport among the 50 leading citrus pro­ ior-High School ground* ami will Lake and Mayo Langston rash and carry grocery store noxt the VA didn't act Immediately th* Church. ducing counties uf th* United be similar to those which hava areBuddy . ‘ iiatrrDepartment would take newbusy putting up an attract lv» to Angel Angel’s eating place on'Sanford Rov. \t%re reported that they States In oranges grown, and 34th been held at the High School, she ' ' Ave­ ' ■ action at ita meeting here found the first three weeks in U. ST. Envoy Slightly little fruit stand a -----t Palmetto Avenue, It le called Powell's EdgeAvenue. declarrd. Honor certificates will be ................. in the number of orang* trees. W e u u l d*+—— -------- nue and Fourth Street. V to force the removal until wood Grocery. Arkansas very cool, but that durHurt In Plane Crash In grapefruit. Seminole County given to winner*. “Yea, we have no bananas” callHosttfUl la put on a Ing th f p y ) week thara waa a. The.one alary building,'which -rmrcmh tn priwiomnn in iva tK w m eoiaotrorte d -try 1. ltny-^ti J t n r r jading. heat ware tnfet aent the temp­ OSLO, Norway. July 31, (.71— 27th In Ihe number of rO M M IS S inN E JO nB lG N s end, then turned liack is of concrete block VA pays for treatment of erature up to ' 100 degree* at An American military plan* car­ and planted. to planning a window all), his tlenta at the Drew HoeTA1.I.AI1A8SEB, Fla.. July 31 LitU* Rocl ock. Aa a result of the rying Joalah Marvel, Jr., U. S. and haa ■ cement area"^! front" These figures from the Unit*) h I* a branch of the cold weather of June and early ambassador to Denmark,. tipped States Department of Agriculture, OS’)— George H. Aafcell resigned mind compUtriy 0ff baseball for ! i hM I . J 00.* • pe. n frr nt»nd the time being.' Ital et Orlando. t<>d*y aa Florida S tate Motor they spectallxe In sale of meat*, Julyr tha tbe peach and grape crop* and crashed today today after landing were -ppinted out yesterday 1>T Commissioner are a month late, ho stated. fro ten foods, vegetable* and lee v thhide i " m i on a runwaay of Fornebu alrflch airfield County Agent C. R. Dawson. RAINED OUT LOUIB FIGHT position with rut engineering firm cream. Produce and veget ilea are near O t l i f None ____ _______ _ of the four per Palm Reach County U first U Venexuela. The historic eoftbell battle be­ attractively displayed in plywood LIGHT COMPANY STOCK YORK, July 31 IA 1•ona aboard waa aeriouaty Injured. the United- Slate* in vegetable Governor Caldwell, announcing tween, the Rotary CTub end Lion* racks. Lighting Is flui NEW YORK. July SI UP)— Marvel suffered a alight c u t ht Champion Joe Louis mL A production, and sixth In dollar tha resignation of Aabcll aa one Club waa ralnad out Wednesday large fan keeps tbe at Jersey Joe Wolcott of Investor* today were offered well Both engines or the DC-3 value of crops. Other Florid! of the key man of hla so-called evening nt the Municipal aofthall cooled. N. J., In a Un-round $38,200,000 in bonds, deiienturca. caught fire, but prompt work by counties listeif among tha vege­ “little cabinet," said a successor park. No future data far the tilt The store opens dally at 7:50 fight at M ndto'i Square equipment tru st certificate* and the ground crew and thaa pilot pilot *ub- table, leader* are Broward. Hi tiehas been "practically determined” haa yat beefl set, according to A. M. and closes a t 7:50 f V . ex-Nov. 14, »h# Twentieth capital atock, all but M.HOO.OOO dued the flamas flames quick quickly. The pilot boro and Dade. Seminole arid will be rtaraed riti the next Harry Robeon. Men softball offl- a p t on Saturdays when Sporting Club announced representing new corporate flnanc W M C ol./Torallnaon, 17, 1 8. air at- because a t relatively email few da; daL ixg hour ia 9:50 P. M. lug; - • • ' - • _ . . . s i tach* a t Copenhagen. table, acreage, waa not listed. #* , v; *j'ftjC Drive To Operate -Tourist Booth Is Begun By Jaycees down. Jewiih teltlemenl police found (lie bodiet in (lie foieit pteterve near Naianya just 24 houit af'er Irgun. ealiepiiit Jewiih undergtound otgam/alion. announced it had executed the Bfitoni •»« reptiial for the hanging of thirr rrguniilt conricted in a piiion delivery. • The .area cordoned off--------and _ . . . wat — --------- -- — * wm Wdcea were turned loo* in an tempt to pIHT u p th * trail of the / Jn Jerusalem, top Paleallne gov­ ernment official* met to map n rigid canipaifd -against under­ ground violence. One official said plant under comlderatinn In­ cluded a demand upon the Jew* ith agency to cooperate aclivrljr in atamplng out underground attacki ^ (In London Prime Minister Attlee placed the entire Palestine attuatlon before hi* cabinet 1. Whan soldier* started to cut the bodies down after an hourlong probe for mine*, the booby trap eruloded behind the body of 8gt. Clifford Martin. H blasted to bit* hi* body and that of 8gt. Menryn Palce ami scat* tered the piece* -e v e r a sinda .area. *» Tha blast wounded one gren ^ a d le r guardsman In the faco and threw several hyatander* In the ground. Including photographer Jama* Pringle and correspondent Carter 1.. UavlUion, both of the Associated Preaa. Pinned to the boditr of the two aoimtr* were “communiques” ((’•■ ilanS mm ! '• • • Kiafelt Jacob C. Wills, ^ Of Lake Monroe, Takes Own Life 1— Talks And Rallies Scheduled As 1948 Cnnipaijz;ii Starts Despondency over III health was attributed by authorities today ns the reason Jacob Carl Wills, 70 year old grower of Lake Monroe took hi* own life. Mr. Wlltf body was found akrly this mornlrg in the wood*. 100 yard* from his a home. Ill* heart had been oleived ^ h v a bullet and a .22 rifle was clutched In hla hand*. Judge R. W. Ware, who w-*s called to the acene by Sheriff P. A.. Mero, officially pronounce! th at Mr. Will* had died by (hoot­ ing himself through the cheat. At 8:15 o'clock tM* morning. S h eriff. Mero tt t s Informed by . Mr*. Will* that her husband wa* misting, and that hit clothe! were atill In h it bed room. Jack and ^ B o b h v Harr*, two neighbor b<>y\ “ found thp body which waa elad in bath rob* and flippers. • The body was taken In a near** to the Erickson Funeral Home. Announcement* concerning the funeral are being delayed Bending the arrival of a daughter, Mr*. Lelaod T. Stratton of Pasadena. Calif. Mr! Will* la alao survived by the widow, Mrs. J . C. Wills of Lake Monroe. Mr. Will* waa born OeL 23; 'R71 akin Odessa. Russia. »aml became a ’ 'n atu ralised citlsen. He wea m ar­ ried March 8, 1900 at Rouldrr, Colo, and for a time fanned nt Ridgeway, Colo. He had lived at Lake Monroe for the past 21 rears. State Farmers* Price Index Still Dropping ^ Orlando, F la , July 51—<A1— WTha United States Department of Agriculture In its farm price re­ port of July 16 said today that the Index of prices for Florida farm ­ er* continued *.to decline because of unseasonably low price*. ■ ■ ■ It said th at on July 16, the index WM 157 compared with 27(1 for the United States with 1909-14 100. tha Tgpori. waa i'T b o n lh ago and point* below a year ago. The Indtx at 61 was lower thai month and 143 lower that last year** July 15 Inde*. Tha frock index waa 141 com pared with 259 and 330 for last month and last year respectively. Grain ragistered la food km and cottonseed and ducts were not enough to offset H Incurred In cltyu*. truck miscellaneous iommodUiea, re p p * aald.'V £ tCTLwiagW jl J V . rrt ; - T . '- ' . . . ' . -VVi ' ’y'/.v . “<x ' h / , t- • kl • . .. * 1• �THURSDAY, JULY «!, 1917 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA ga great tee cantor of fceylnn Fiv«-«lilhe' of the jvorld eupply One of the moat common and At the N*w York auto ahow 0f AmrriCa'a average annual pro- - flrtt n enltee renter utilil dl». annoying of hour* aht* ta known of juta, from which burlap and link), electric auto* far outnum­ ductlon of Idaho White Fine la r tin* ra ft re lf»e* In aa I'haroah'a ant or the klbnomo- racking doth a n worm, cornea bered from Bengal. fc end Vlpn! out th« indmtry, rluin pharaonia. atcam and ga»olln*-pow- approximately five hundred mil­ lion feat hoard maaaure. t a b l e Where Customers Sen s u p p l y = L O V E T T ’ S E PtCCLY W IG G L Y [’heir Friends’ Clean Stores With Everyday H O M E CONTROLLED" . z04 E ast F irst S tre e t Hanford*«Florida , -Q M fifrtfY B ig h ts R e s e rv e d P ric e s G ood T h ru S a tu rd a y , A u g u s t 2 LOW PRICES Grade A SIRLOIN or LOIN CHOPS CUTLETS *■ u . S. Good Waatarn Hontd A Kollad, No Waata Veal Shoulder lb 55c n Boned. A Rolled, Waatern, I to .8 Jb Avg, II) ' Wd Pitre Lard, In Ctns. tt> 21c ams Cornad Garden Patch Hockleut, 6-to-8-lb. Avjf, No 2 Cans 2 55c •Wisconsin. Store 65c Cheese “ lb 4 Rib or Brisket-Stew-lb -3 Libby Vienna Sausage* %'s 15c Crax to ox 14c in* 14 c Educator Cheezit 1 t %'• 15c Nxbiico Premium In Our 8elf«8entl# Cheeaa Caaa Orange Band Cheese lb lb Tender Lean Meat l . • Morreira Pride Smoked Butts Picnic Hams lb Weetem South Carolina Carrots Michigan 110UIH1 2 stlke. U. H. Good & Choice G o r t, Inspected 17c Calif. .Sunklit Lemons Grapes and i e v i i m pney ELBERTA PEACHES’ $2.19 Bushel Tender Veal Shoulder i n liitilim iiiintljltllM liiiHliiilttl lit m m m im nm ni Stringless Beans 2 lbs U. S. Good W estern Corn-Fid Pure Straw berry em sT U M A Z O L A O IL l'IN T CHUCK ROAST 37c » « Dressed A Drawn - ■■ QUART * * it- ! 73c- by V. V. S lacy) 19c SALE ON STOKELY CITRUS JUICE! GR’FRUIT ORANGE JUICE JUICE NABISCO • i SHR. WHEAT Fresh Caught W est Coast Larga NABISCO PREMIUM SODAS Juicy, Luscious Hale Heven—Beauties —ths Orchard’s Best lb .P K G .2 2 c California Pink-Meat * Cantaloupes u> 10c Calif. GravenaUln Salad Oil JEWEL Lund O’ Sunshine Peanut None Hlgbarl CaL Applet 2 ib* 25c Carroti2bcfuj7c Calif. Lung White Thumpeon Stedleu R fd Gold Fancy Tomato Grapes 2 u» 3Se Potatoes 5 ib* 29c N o 2 Cana Paacy U rg e Jdlcy ~ r ---------retloir-------- -’u — COFFEE Delmonte Lenoat it 13'ac Onions 2 e» 15e Crlap Green Firm , CA T OR DOG FOOD Lettuce »> 14 m b T e n itifa |b17tte SILVER FLOSS No, 1 CAN 12c PRUNE JUICE I)EL MONTE BARTLETT SWEETHEART PEARS > TO ILET BOAR V s, Cobbler Southern Gold Olao . Solid R«dl-MIxtV4Sdib47c 45c Yellow' Daisy Cheese u> 49c ■W AN SO A P Port Pskn A Olhr^ OU Soap - 2 Lfle Cakas U i For Baby Toe! 1 Lgo C ak u A?PLE JUICE 33c ILOMOM TIME TALL CANS 3 Cans B. NO, S CANS DARDEN SUGAR New Pack South Carolina - 4 K raft N atural Aged Yellow Crackers 7-ox 14c Morton's Ndlea A Chick. 79c Weiners l lb - 3 Cottage Cheese lb Ctn. 1 Fryers - tlf P k g s Loin or Club Steaks lb If EW-K AY-MELLOW A MILD. Cured, No Rind, No Waata Try it today aura -- ' ; - t * G a.' Shipped, Dretaed A Drawn Not Froaan E x tra Fancy Wonder lb - 53c U. F. Good Western Heavy Tender Aaanrted U n b yB ee r E iV er- C arm ttP M oats Chuck Roast IY O S T SN O W u.o» at* 2 Cans No. 31)3 Cut �$569,617'Given To Counties From Taxes Legal Notice « U T IC K . ng »« MB K a lir ^ n kim ] c M I m Id '. *'*»*« wl PACK THREE T i l t SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA THURSDAY. JU L Y SI, 1»47 TALLAHASSEE, July 31 1,1V - Ci>iti|>irullei Clur»iK> M, Hay- *<;. flu ilo a wTSH TALLAHASSEE. Julv 31 t/P>—4 »s« and tHrattfdJiiir* day annulment •illjtrrt>utltin"c 7 'lie Stat»> Delia. Ihirnt of Ayrtrii!- . *i T trllia ln X m o * im n a ltl; m u o iH ltU t1 * ■"‘Mil? !»• Fluriita cmintivr a , tun- loda)* nrpottetl Kt 7,4IM tr"* *.»> ttiwrU »**md. 4* «*aunt>'. FlotUia, fat their share of IntangH-le ixiatiq- of llve.utiH'k fetnl wen tr ln<i|iiil(»4 UoU4>'r ruilltitf H r| »ln u U » J#t»\ .1 |>io|>«itx tax rolli-rtlinia |* :j IS ln.**l» In Itie |iP|h) itontw iitu ilra ti,ta Jnl> T h . tali) “ ] ■ ll«* I M ils t siduiru amt jt lfU Ii|»||ni 4»n1 Ihs* rf u U ln r s i b f lK tl AJj<>urn»*l W**»<>ng Ip be ,i»#M » l **»•" i 4.ui i ilnui* in r m u i 4 1 IIo a h L i*|V, i »*i l«n*k A. fcl. x « l « r , - I 'lurk of lb* Uoanl of i 'iiu i H , ISimiiitwioaur* ,nnt_ ami IV lin t , Amtilt.r 111 K olarr of Huprr u l lt.«!O t»li..| , 11) Hbeiiri fm a iin lloarit • l l f - l Xalarv P u u n l) Hrf\if* Total rullertioiM fioni the onemill levy mi aiieli hnMiinr* a t cash, y ru tilic t. morlwsifet anti utliar eviilence of iinlehlttliiiki ariiuuiilrii to $3.003,701. ILiwryvr,, foUrrtkon »X|>et>aea rtfuml* rut the net amount to s3.70l.HU. ■ Tim state motived 42.030. M3 a t lit _ punahiu fund. The Idiftfeat Item of the colhv|77H /»S in ii county c>d rotttlnlaalnll* ora. Some ul th a t went hark into county hcip eral fum la a , exleat fee*. [ W e tou rd y'a 3S |ieicent ahar.of tlfM.SGi't on total tolhiM ion ■ of 4Hi;7^l3t ted all other cptltt* ties b y fa r. Jat-ka.m county re3>urt«il m i cntWrtlnii* and ic c e iv eil nu portion o f the total Re­ ceipt a. D ixie co u n lv wax m -xt to tile hottum of the H a t, w ith a share o f 437.(5? on total ro lJ r r l i i m i of tlU M I* . O ilie r countle* ie r«iv e d thtme Officer and K > ,r im T m iM R M ir f*uin minion* t" f'fliisrlitr S41 |l«|i lit T .. *'••lift Jlutlpr . ^ | II* I iu n llu r III $ j f - l Y e i u l 'T I n f l i i u ' amt K i | » n m . — 111-1 Per it'fin ami Ir^velllna K ip rn of C o u m r” *''11 0 . I l l Heartal Htalioarry, Ilian k a Poiipltrr, K iloaalrd K tre a irr 1144** i;„* I«IOOI ««* <i 113 i ‘oiniiilr*ti*e* slot K if r u io t t l IVjnirnl Ilf lloniti Total Apbrepriationi ‘ llrarrtr for. C o u n Hue* i n . Xatar, of f o u n t , ttS Minkin* Kami T n T A i. It r t o iir r - ' I loll, I’ liit tln frir.l III Ufirl Ih l, th r t l l h ' d a y of Ju t,, Halaiy of boun ty F to irro U n a At fflrrult . Coarl Coart Work*. M alnlrnanrr of le t Jad ,---- • •- 4 i l i l l a a I •»* i i i i o v i on Ouutnm tine C hain.,nn .of Mi* lloant t*f t'u u iily t'lininilM lunrrt aq|I O, I*. Ilernitun t'b ik of th r Hoard of C o u n tr rom tnlM lnnrrt. — 1*1 'C o m n u 'i tmturuta 411 ‘ M alntensrirr of ■ Osa a tf Itnm r In q u lrlrl u«t r : n . % i ig l»o**»tl«»m * r M«<dhsthiA ?«• Tim** f III* S«M I } K bi# RADIO PROGRAMS Flotilla iluilnfr ilu- *'hl f in a l i je r r whh-h rmled June 36. A total of HOG ton* ureie with<lta»n front tale Itcrauue of imit.oper lagu ami 117 ion, »*•*« taken off the maikr* l*<Aita* of i'iial\slit iami.lv* thownl their «)- v ti Are > "w U i o n ln * •;oti iw^ilnu* N t » t • i l l Am Uiwutt I lu T h » A u Im i .u|im I I I ) It.iu .I.n . Nee* *tt'B -lu .h a l I'n f r - m •*2 T f n i, l'ltutnv t it * Puilti U n i >'*• tin.O il II* S i.U I » i i t:U n * it ii.-, r . l i T t n r i* U i tW uullis ( I t r u t'l> x « » » • ll.-l 'i -.4*iti*)-----’T " W ***' Jit* ' t e l , Itult j t i i i u . i l . J l llti'iu rflftilr ' Voura 9 11,SS ItrSilUlM V.**» ll.f^Uh* \ v * , llj t i 'l l i i i l b n l* iIS T u r , ru n v , lt**l! t*ifS iit.tri.nr u . I a JU— |t.-*a L. IS <:•■ V V i.n < JZ.uw >■'»• *1 Moot l t - l - W.%i»»u IH'rtn.tup 14:34 Mil ;il I'r-H. 'Jill t J , l l X**> T 'lrt- N M -* i:* i IT I' Svu* |t*j A'TU 1.4* H> IV iv of llw>u* | ,tt Xiti.ii f. i -lm J « t - » » tltSiM'i N ».» • ; . t t H * i. N »•>' Reach H*Ar* T ftiitrrn *\ |^f|*gf|«IU N'^tir R jiu ll WJOOO In /eileral couii limit ,X tho yrai after uttriii|>Uny to markel ill Florida e ahlpioent of t-at* m an ftn lie feed rhjefly riinipnSed of »•*« , n | M4.IIII.nr S i * p oice hull*. Tavloi raid the prtrl- t ie i •>».»* i t.i.pprr* uct tesa laliejed tii'e hr.m. lie *,.*(• II- niMliuo reported thr lndi|fc«tible l^ e hull a ailS |! Ill 444 Of 111®* |»* N in u U o u tn lu tv are |iinhililled a* rattle fre<| Itt- 4ibS aunrtk. nft'dleida la-i'anse thev malaiii in. » f -• h*r«to«iU > b# | N r* • iioiirhihHieiil and freiiuently m ute 1 * 0 6 internal Inlurjf to aidmala. 4 Tile Chief lna|trrtor aaiil effort* ore lieiny made to ei|ui|i all citrd« |tul|i |iroreiodnH plants with mayuetii to Iv InatHlIeil atonic rpn* veyor India In a ttia rt metal ftaifrnrnta In tltv produi't. rilrita pulp i* u widely uaed rattle feed. '•7'nii 'iv.iuldn't think alt tlm would lie ellni* pulp, would you* Imtutml Tavliir, rxliildi inir eixht or nine anewa, India mid v artojt rmtna# if met 41 fsritt'fn liy a j.S* j-ll ,i t * ,;t i l »<i J,* S 4i*e M .M H *\VW*t»*X » . l ' i *imti* SV» H a ll M ir. t. Titer, |Id* tit |Ult"*l llfailttii* !?»*• J* -r • <»«; tl»* ftu ti • •■*jl 4 r3 » 'i *Nr,i%frfljr I^Ui* ____ ( H. >l«^t 111# tt.fl.l jJ ,mw^y _** *. 1’ 1i-i ib*l |le=«.li*|tt *, . f ■•.. 4 farm er who hnd irlr ie v e d them from aaeka o f feed, lie ruiild not arro u n t fo r ih t'lr preaenre. • amounts aa t h u i r OOe-fourlh iharea; Alutltua $3.4lM, Bay 4.1,ltM, llrowani 4'JI.BM, ‘ Duval $i‘.'i,7n, KscarnVU $1 0.3 I 3. HiBulHirouifli 131,148, I we 44.0*17. 'l.eon >11.777, BIRDSEY’S BEST 4 BROTHERS MONEY SAVER WHOLFWHEATTGratramV 101b! Bearh Oranye 433,570. Balm *90.433. TlnelUu 447.439, 4133177. Putnam 41.073, St. ftt.l.'di. Ht. I .or la 43.003. SaraaoU >10,930. 8 EM I SOI .hi $3,103 an-l Voluain 430.3HI. SPECIAL DISCOUNT 200 Ih. OR MORE BIRDSEY’S QUALITY DAIRY FEED- 20fi .100II H O G R A T IO N 411.1 'Appruptlatlon* S rm innlr I'o u a iy • W tlla ir Hoard J o t si Appropriat too* ------V r t r r v r for trnnUnanii'Ire --T O T A L n t ’ fM IK T I'.UImalra Kspeare* 1 Harreirs Sea Food & Poultry " 1 S C R A T C H G R A I N tc ™ U When)” ' L A Y IN G M A S H . 2 0 % * " 1 SPECIAL SNAPPER STEAK COMPLETE LINE OF SEA FOOD AND POULTRY 311 N. FRENCH AVE, I Hhrrltf, f r o 31.1 E I hi STR EET Sanford, Florida PHONE 1161 — J amt ji.iuMra and •i»ri*j I'rii4»rutlna ' Attorney, f'onyhtlrtn 111-1 W it nr ri K m I S I - l Ju i* r« l ' * » .-i— -■ l i t tnh*r Kapriirea ' , Crim inal I'ror* , _ ta th in i — -------- i l l fu rd ln a *nd C li e *.f t ’rln .n rrr 1*1 Kaprliv. of * Arm or) V o ia t A|if,n.|i*Mtl.ui4 HfW fVa fnr | P<itilln9bnrl#fl T O T A L lir in iK T M In H U lK ip r a 1 ll.lla .f ti til CUul>i>*r|n« Beetle*! .. — 111-1 -Rktary of llniiit (tnimf Inlem trnl, 111 f n r l.ilm r 411 iiiU t.l«n a n t». of Knnlp■n*nt, M arhliirry. T m ilt r l* l ' t*nr*-h*tr *if V a rh ln rry me. t f l Oae tin* iHit, rir. H I Bom! WrfrrlaU 411 Burt-tia** nf Itlahl Of MTaya .... — i l l K »p »n «r of I'm ourlm i R lah t qf W a r* 4*1 Payment in Ctljr <tf Hanford on l i f t T a x Roll .. T o J » l Ap.or.iprlatlom copy of the Hew Air Fon eg j>ftm|iMct, *,Kii.i\v Ymir Air Forctw," at yuur U. S. Army Recruit Imb Sinimn. T O T A L m 'l H I K T ftrtlmMra K « p r Halory of f o u n t , . A a rn l ----------------------« » t - l S . -U r l of Borne D»m . 4 onilratfan l i n n -u .— 4*1-4 Other K i| * n i. ........ TTefal ^ .l A i. hi A(lr I *I Inn* Apnrnprlatl""* H o ono today queatloBH tho fact th at tho whole fu tu re of tho United Stale* may real in the very clouds over your head. T he security of this country demands s tro n g , w e ll-tra in e d , w ell-equipped A ir F o rces^ superior to an y in th e world. ,R«Mrv* for rnaimaunrlra ---TOTAL llt'fMIKT — FAlautuI KiHum PahUrlly. ran* ! •II Pnhltcltr - Th ■I Aptiioprlatlpna .. „ Rmvrva for • * . / Cunllnyrnrl**__ •W TA f OtTMlKT ----~ ' ' t '.ll_ > l.a And tho pew, reorganized A ir Forccs-givo thou­ sands of eligible young men on opportunity to taka an active p a rt in building America's A ir Pow er . . on the ground as well os in the nky. l ‘ < 444141 *<d*n. Co. H*»tth «r Run* amt oth.r.K i 1(1 WORLD'S ORgAreST OPPORTUNITY‘FOR A CAREER IN AVIATION N O W -T H f T il P»P»ra You may, fo r example, enlist In tho A ir Forces fo r three years. I f you have a specialty which will qualify you, you may also be able to enlist In a grade A|»nr<inrlatlon4 Ham- tn*l» Cnunl) ItMUh Tn la t A»nr-i*irtall'iti« tlmarv* 'or .. C«nitn*anrl»* Today ^he A rm y A ir Forces offer high school gruil* uatas an unprcceticuted opjiortuiiil^ to get the finest aviation achoollng on ea rth —and select your school or court* before you enlist. •• Tho A A F C areer Plan is unilke anything ever offered before. I t pcrmitH milcctid high school grad­ uates to ayply and qualify for AAF specialized courses of th eir own choice. Simply go to your U. S. Army H ccrultlng S tation, explain the kind of aviation trainMng you w an t and you will receive an application blank and a complete list of available i nurses. T O T A L R rO f lf ^ 1.IM 14.40.34 I f you have had A ir Forces experience, you m ay Join the A ir Reserve and continue your m ilitary aviation tra in in g outaido of business hours. Or you m ay join tho A ir National Guard and per-haps become eligible fo r advanced technical training g t special A ir N ational Guard schools. _________ Think It over. I f there are A ir Force Day exhibits In your locality, be sore to visit them on A ugust 1 s t w d e r th e AAK AvlsUmt C areer r i * ^ a t y o u r nearest U. 8* A rm y B ecruitlng^U U on. m l ' t M r'- *-■ I f no d em o n stratio n s a r e to b# h * id USArby, 6 Rutland H ftA ffa Orlando, fla . t �* ■ PAGE POUR i ■■■ : - .. ■ * . - , • THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA =s=- The Sanford Herald . ■* , » THURSDAY* JU L Y 31, 1M 7 Ho Earned It RatallUf* la IM TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Pallia*** <allr >I"»I la latter A renl Am erican guccerw ntory, w orthy of H oratio Alger By RUSSCTt KAY 114 Saartar at At h n best, comes 'to us by w ay of Life m agazine which •aalatiL llarMa 111 Maaailla *««a» telln of nn Oklahoma farm er w ho 12 y e a rs ago was so poor Whan Tom WaUon Announced atarted out on a statewide hand­ CalrtH aa arraal t laaa atallav h«i tried to get his creditors to taice his land in settlem ent,, ,tbat he would not run to succeed shaking campaign. * OnaWf FT. Ill*, al l l r **••» «mte* as. Attorn4y„C*r)er*l..tuU - ^F riO tfla:M w .i«rn -UTfli^ Richif laslari. Fla HIa., aalrr Ilia Art of his debts and th ey refused, b u t who Is no# w orth half himself initaad would *erk Die Office of ard KimpBoir of TlontlcclIo, fo m m w a million dollars. " ll Otagraaa at l i n k a. IHT. _ Governor he J e t , the bars tluvn Speaker of the House, to entar the llill.UMI L. DK*N Henry W itt, came up the ‘h a rd way. He was th e son-of for. m free-for-all, and a t this writ­ race hut Simpson will not run In Klltar a Kansas railroad breskm sn who lost his life’s savings and ing it looka aa though we would opposition to Mayo, although* he r.oniro* III** run a mighty good rmca for Baalaaaa Maaaiar di?d when Henry was still a boy. A fte r a. few years of have a avrarm of candidates for would anv office he might seek: fhli office. wandering 'from farm to farm as a hired hand, he was i n i i r n i m o .i iu t m Mayo, last week, released a Banning for a cabinet office l‘a,akla la Alaaaaa drafted and served a hitch w ith th e A rm y during th e firs t against a man who la firmly en­ statement to the press saying th at t f CarrIrr, aaaafc — — — I M Far Maalh------------------— .T» World W ar. W ith a little money he had saved up, he re tu rn ­ trenched and rum to aucceed him- hr had no Intention whataver of ran* Haatba ------------ 1 13 ed to Oklnhuma and bought a q u a rte r aecttoh which he •elf Is a mighty tough rac? for retiring, that hla health had nevaf III jfaalh* ........................... 4.Hi started farm ing. other contenders, for the .nan In I been better and that he had an , • Da* Taar —_ Won office has a tremendous advant- i unfinished agricultural program There were, of course, ups and downs. Some years he age, and If Tom hkd chosen to -to complete that could not All afcllaarr aallaa*. rani* nf ____ itaati. r**alall*a* aad aatlra* al made n little.m oney, w hich he p u t into m ore land, arid some remain In the office of attorney ib lv be accomplished during blew aafrrlalnmanla tar Ik* lari'aa, u> I years he lost, whereupon ho Wfetild go to the batik and general it Is extremely doubtful p resent tarn*. . ralalaa land*, will •k# rkar**4 far , a« m alar adrartlalaa rain W ro w .-Jlija lly ccmo 1080 when th e price of w heat <dropped If he would have hid any aeriousl With Mayo definitely planning t ( 1 *? n,n f°r reclcction it,La doubtful f-.—* nirTtanau 65 cents and 1931 when It got down to SO cents . These •opposition..__ now, howmrer, It Is anybody's | jf any serious opposition will deii***. i»*-. *.**...;i* Tk. n«*»i>: w ere also the years of th e g re a t d rought and W itt lived iwce and it ta beginning 4o look -virtap. Mayo Fs loved and respected I".1. A l in the h e a rt or n , th “ e dust bowl w here a tra c to r he bought like anybody and /everyybody will throughout the state and It *■ ifi,?- r . 1 orally agreed that be can ratadn Mt Hu** i« ‘W* *«-aairT^i»iik from a neighbor-K ars-buried In the du at before he could ,ri*rl*al hr*<t*»*rfrr* la I’ktra**~ get It into his bare. During the legislative eetsinn P.j hla office as long as he wants to. aad S*it Talk. Guy Crews, representative from There may be other candidates th farm s or Tk* ll*ra|4 I* m mrm*tr a« Ikr . Hundreds of W itt's neighbors ■■ - -sold ---eir ------ —— — tsimply r-. Duval, let it be known that hej seeking cabinet, offices but preaa***h *i*4 rn*< wkirk i* *aiiu#4 nlmmloned them nnd went looking for o th er jobs a t a tim e would be a candidate and he has, ent Incumbent* will all run for recampaigning ***la*l«*lp 1* Ik* *•* •** Hllkll* gning ever glnce, til election, and that means that any.m op were unemployed. T heir plight was been aallaa »• all Ik* l«*l a**>* **1*1*4 when 10,000,000 people L. Grady Burton of Wauchuln, opposition that developa will have ^ la Ikla n*n***prr. a* w*ll aa all graphically described by John Steinbeck in one of th e moat one-time gubernatorial *candidate, a tough time of It for it la plenty AF ***** <ll**ai*k*<. popular books of the day, "The G rapes Of W rath ". W itt and an abls lawyer, ia definitely hard to defeat a man who is In thought he Was worse o ff th an th e "O kies" ever thought in the race and with hla wido ac- and wants to stay. THEltfiDAY, JULY 11, 1H7 of. being because he couldn't even g et away. qhalntanceshlp throughout the A* It appears now, the only race stato and strong political connec­ To put it differently, he stuck it o u t He fought the tions he haa a tremendous advant­ for a cabinet post that-will attract public, attentiuh and nrouse any BIBLE VERSE FOK TODAY bankers, th e ............... dust storm s nnd the _grasshoppers. ___________ He watched age over othera who are leas well degree of Interest will be the race MO nMi- WHO m FI LI Fn l be price o f wheat come back a ' little and he paid his debts. known. for attorney general and of the R. W. (Dick) Ervin, former as­ WITH HATRED AND MALICE did all his work himself, w ith the help of his large sistant attorney general, who hails men who have announced to date, HAB GOD IN HIS HEART: Ami family of growing boys Bnd girls, and he invested every from Palstka, crashed newspaper it would appear that L. Grady , v*« know we have j>****d from cent he could navfc in-morc farm land which other* regarded front pages last week with hit Burton is In the most advantage. *iffirial anrounrrmant. He"!i"ra'lK,i^ 1 u,,p!wUH,,i* ' <dfath unto life because wj love as less th an worthless. m * / Having made a statewide raee well known in political circles th« ^ th « f u. - l . e v -Today th ls-ssm b farih ^ n d /n m l th a t which Ilea r o u n d Iv but la practically unknown to the for the office of Governor, his name is known to thousand* of ' Gael Sullivan hai Ion hit driv­ it. are regarded nr the richest in th e world. The town bank general public. where W itt keeps bis bank roll boasts deposits of $3,300,000 R. A. (Leg) Green, former com voters who have never heard of er** license.' Maybe he should alo compared to $300,000 fifteen y e a rs ago. The 160 acres of gTeasman and candidate for Gov­ the o th e r contenders. On top of be dtpiived «l hi* license lo drive land which W itt used to own baa now grown to 3,360 acres ernor In the last go-round, la bit­ this, ho will get arong support ing hts nails and trying to decide from political circles and ho can the Democratic Party. and he figures it ns conservatively w orth $75 an acre. lie depended upon to run a mighty,’ what to do. He wants to run for irootl men. race. Besides this, be owns five sections of ranch land in Colo­ something but doesn't know Just good We hope that nbithern do-gotuiWe won’t know a great deal what. Maybe governor, maybe at­ rado, 300 head o f'c a ttle , six expensive combines and*an about who will or will not run in cvqpflgj)rre will lake not? torney general or maybe fo:> a re­ interest in nine natural gaa wells. A t present he is planning turn to congress. Ho has his ear until later In the yrar, but come . and 'remeJmer, 'that the women to take his family on ji trip to Cnli_fornllU-ilut .when-.Jia to- the--m njnT-«ntf‘ We " # n n i e i f ■Nev*^Yvwri»-daTrwrTTi7VCfliiid nn 1 the kettle etaMinx to boll In earnbln broker! broken down Jaloi like the from him sooner og later, ing.a colored women end who was ones the "O kies" used, but in a’ brand new $4,6 eaL There will be candidates Packard sure. oidered lo pey her $6,000 in beck w ith wine-colorcd upholstery.,A half a dosen othera are con­ aplenty and the old welkin will % sidering entering the race and no ring from Pensacola to Key \Yast. eatery, hailed from Boslon, Mao. Henry W itt m ay soon become one of the Idle rich. He bne can say a t this time how many Britain it reported a* plenniim may have m ore ot our worldly goods than he can use. He will be lined up a t the post whan Everglades Enjoys to reduce the me ol her aimed t IHM be sneered a t by Now Dealers and denounced by Com- the Starting gun is fired. A spreading rumor to the effect First Rainless Day force* throughout the world. But* mtinlstH, but who can begrudge him hla new found w ealth? that Commissioner of Agriculture Nathan Mayo would retire at the In Over Two Months not on account of the decrearinj end of hie present term caused nn temion in Java, Indie, Paleitin*, Planning CLEWIBTON, H a. July, 31 ambitious crowd of, office seekers Greece end point* north, eoulh. (/P>— For the first time aipee May ^ to start beating the bushes. eait and welt. Ammon McClellan of FL Pierce 2.1 a 24-heur period without rain- | One of Secretary of S ta te M arshall's firs t acta when was reached In the Everglades he look his Job was to organize a Policy Planning Staff, didn’t wait to find out whether fall General Eisenhower iey» that consisting o f six trained career men whose work is confined Mayo would run or not but tossed today. M Not a trace of rain fell around more end more .it looki •* if the to planning. T heir object Is "to p u t continuity, consistency hla sombrero Into the ring and haa I-ake Okeechobee yesterday. But United Sletee would have to ac- nnd content into Am erican foreign policy.” They will not the Everglades, swollen and wet ■, kept a "two-world concept" wh*n hnvo to clenr the stato departm ent reports, will have no with downpours which totalled HAMBONE'S MEDITATIONS 24.04 Inches at ClewUton, 23.43 a t 1 * We have u*. been working for a "one- s ta ff under them . They m ay call in other experts for con­ By Alley Moorehaven and 24.0$ a t Dslte world plan." Even that ii progreii. sultation, th en do th e ir own thinking. Thin stream -lined Glide during the Iong'w et If the whole world,cart be divided program should c u t red tape and result In n consistent PAT ptE F MAN CODUPM’ •till hold vast quantlti. l«s of e v e ra l thousand- head’ into more than the- co­ 6 ( T HOWHAB W iP ~ 3 % | (-S were reported being moved out Hiding force* get If lowlytng flooded section* to hlghtr WIPPFR-WOWAM C A 'Sl a decided grounda. ■Th* m o V e m i r t t . , HE C O O L D a J' HEA h AU fidence. ■ ' r ' ’ ’ ; time when it wii frequently .di­ short' distance* and no major The PPS , as we understand it, ia not to do the actual PE ?RIGHT 5AYW’J HEP mlgatlon of herds Is undar way, vided into a hundred or more tuch hut stock owners sought to protect Compc&cnti. Eventually we. may planning, b u t ra fh e r the inform ation-digging on which CHILLUHS A t l lC / their cattle from foot ro t vrhikh policy m ust be based. Jf Secretary T to know |l t rtne world. results from constant standing In how to haotlle -a tic k lish , problem water. -' People who believe that li*h obscure tiny country or « e a t Eur n.' BMIdn, ha needs Lake Okeechobee was reported V irtu ................................... ■ virtually stabilised with two migh­ won't bjta thould read the itory m erely ssy th e word a n d |n a few Ufa Davies of China, ty discharges flowing out of the >f Ralph Rivea. Univenity of Johnson of L atin America, Adam of A u s t r i a '............... of h Caloosahatchee River and 8 t Lucie t \ rich Marahiill policy muat orida itudent who lost a leg him thrt Im portant. Fiorii cahet. The lake level today was " Sunday while twjmming in th-* into nccount before it cab em erge a s a plan - not dead 17.1? feet above sea level. Pumps continued to hum through Ponte Vcdta cans!. He, did n.*‘! s tu f f dug from encyclopedias, b u t Im portant, hum an, cur­ out t h e . farmland area, lilting tvrn see what bit him. but he' re n t n u tte r assembled by m en’ of experience and high con­ water .from diked are* and dta- • elieves it was either a yhark or tacts. charing It Into canals from where They a re all expert in a practical as well as theoretical it found l u way Into the lake arrscuda. Sharks as a tule are or tO thg tea. not particularly vicious and i Ik sense and all are young; ages, range from 85 to 49.«They a re - with a few of m any qualifications: ones which are usually do not Fifty-three percent of 'pfflce George F. Kennan, economics and R ussia; Joseph E. com* dote lo shore, Bsrtacudai employes have visual problems. Johnson, UN, atom s and. L atin A m erica: W are Adams, on the other hand are always dsn- Germany and A u stria ; Jacques Joseph Relnstein, finance; — ------------ — ■' I ■ttoui and even the smallest ones Jo h n P. Davies, born and raised In China, served In our 0 Dr. Charles L. Persons will bite anything that * comet em bassies In C hpngklnjr.and Moscow. (This 1* th e John O ptom etrist nesf.^ljciuDnvies who was In a plane forced down In a Burmese Jungle Sanford Atlantic Bk. Bldg. Hours: »-I2 t-S Phone 290 '»-•— * w tv. The value of a college educs am ong head-hunters, the adventure w ritten about so well Bat. 2-12 by Eric Sevareid fo r a m agazine soon a fte r.) .**£1 IT.' H * h * r*< o«^i lion it appstenlly being rccoguiicd Eye* Eismlped - Glasses Fitted ThS list is a strong one. Too often our sta te departas mote and more men and women „ . . ^ . m e n t lma had to guess In Im portant m atte rs. Now, perhaps, .need eduli educalion cisiir. ,of U^ . m j* ablfi to know. .. . JJte---- -------* , „ * ■ t cntoll in I he Furmuta fo r the W ell Dressed Young M an boys end giib in Ihrir 'itcni, oi at most under 22. out univrnhi*' now report an ever increasing number opetudtnli o m 25. Stet­ son University reveals that the av­ erage age pf mate students is be­ tween 26 and 30 years, white more thin 30 students ere listed, as over 40 year* of age. There i| jui old saying that you can't ttaeh an old dog- new trick*, but It is equally true that you are never too old to learn,' .trti -i- ,--- •l - - - -r ■ ••• . __ ____ ____ • m m m m .• * W " ' . ■ • ■ \ . \ , ' ■• ' V • . . - ' J ; • - • ■ , _____ • - ; ■ - .'..-.u: (" ' . 1 \ V ^ 1 • _ n »| to n i c o ll-itJ . v- . L . . ----------------- -Once limilari slnwwl e*dt*4y—t4 . * He �' - .r • . * • ■ -’ -s- 1- f ?. ^ THURSDAY, JULY SI, 1947 PAGK KlVfl T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , SA N FO R D , F I.O R IP A - i r ■■. r a w i * NOTICE The August meeting of tha Daughters of Wesley Class of the First Methodist Church ha* been postponed, it waa announced to* day by Mr*. C. If. W on, president of the dess. -* . •f s IHRT1I ANNOUr*' C1>MK NT Mr. and" Mrs. C. K. McLain announced today the birth of a daughter, Linda Sue, on July 25 at St. Vincent** Hospital in Jack­ sonville, Mr. and Mr*. McLain are form er.resident* of Sanford and the will be'remembered a* MU* Helen Tctra*. iSocial Calender MONDAT Circle No. 10 of the W.S.C.S. of the First Methodist Church will meet at B:00 P. M. a t the home of Mrs. J. R. Iloolehan, Z20C palmet­ to Avenue. Circle* of the W.S.C.S, of the F lrtt Slethodlit Church will meet lit 8:00 P. M. a* follows: No. 1 HtiUi Mrs. J. U. Crawford, 1201 Oak Avenue; No. 6 with Mr*. Brodie William*. 302 Oak Avenue; No. 6 with M rw f^aude Herndon, 60S Magnolia Avenue and No. 0 with Mr*. Ralph Thompson, l ’(It ■frSeuit Avenue. TUESDAY The Friendship League of the Congregational Church will meet at kS* Parish House at 3:00 P. M. ^Virginia II arta field Weds Truman Gailey Mr. and Mr*. J. It. Hicks an­ nounced today the marriage of their granddaughter, Virginia ITartsfield, to Truman Galley, son of Mr*. Llndyan Galley of Alto, Ga. The wedding look place on July 18 In Folkston, Ga. Air*. Galley recleved..Rcr. school- ven by MU* Gene Caswell at I r home in Orlando. Colorful S arrangement* of sinnla* and I greenery decorated the room* of! the Caswell home. ■» Several <f hfldge were play: niter which the score, trera ' atx. I white linen purse, was awarded to Mr*. Lee Moore and vrreno, itektnil napkin* and coaster*, were won by Mr*. David Nuslirkel of Winter Park. Ml s a McCall was given a set of l,u-Hay pallet bicakfr.it eblna. The luncheon was icrvcd buffet style by Mlsa Caswell assisted by her mother, Mr*. II. I). Caswell. The |ab]e was overlaid with n white lace cloth and centered with an arrangement of pink love vine in cut glass bowl*. The dslnty centerpiece was flanked with pink taper* In crystal holder*. Those attending with Miss MeCall were ... Ernmet McCall, Mra. Moore, Sirs. Nusbirkel, Sira T. E. Tucker and Mrs. Donald Jones. Also the Misses Martha rerkina, Nancy Collum. Jackie Hrotchle, Jane Thigpen, Kathryn ■UfJmmina • ——U a m - *%^ ,, \A*S. L HI Steisch and Camille Ratten From Orlando were I Allan, and ’Patricia Jones, Gailey are making their home U’..< Flrtft ft. a ,__. * West Street. Hollywood Larger Hats Seen In New Fall Fashions Mr DOROTHY ROE, Associated Press Fashion Editor Tha -bigger ..the - U tter U - tbe Determined nbt to lie- outdone bv the dress designer*, who have stirred up n nation-wide slorm of controversy o v e r the radical -------the new silhouette, milliners also have prepnrrd some shockers for fall. HOLLYWOOD,, July 31 (*>>— Mark Stevens, who ha* acquired !* and also a world of grief the past two years, plan* an ifly escape, After "The 8nake t,” h* hopes to visit his parents droop according to the fall de­ Canada and get a complete cree* of the designers, hat* also grow larger and more elaborate. Marfi, who onlv recently go: Gone la the day of the bean!'.- and out of the bed, is faced with the doll hat. Next season, a hat thVe# court action*, one a di­ Is going to be. an Important projvorce. Ha Is homeless and has been ect, not Just an afterthought. Favorite silhbuotte of the -ad­ through a.lo n s.recu . ration from vance fall collection* Is the i an ulecr. bloused or draped W e t crown Ha need* a rest. with a cloche, cuff or Tha actor blame* 'Hollywood combined medium off-face brim. Often ,'tliis phonies" for his •ns’-ital break­ generous piece of headgear, which, up.' HI* rumored romance with bv the way, fits snugly down on edy Lamarr Isn't so. ha said the head ■all the way round, I* they are merely- old friends. In- further .elaborated by feullief.. ei den tally, the only photograph* fur, glittering roll* of m-taHtr 1In his dressing room ate of his lame or poufs of velvet o r *a'.fh, estranged wifa, Annalle, The dramatic wide brim la ir . -Gregory Peck-flies to New York high favor, sometimes* extended next week to finish work on “Gta- further by aid* f trimmings cl tleman’s Agresment" end then returns to La JpUa sehsre hell spend the summer. Greg is a guv who M e* hit profession. He con laugh a t the difference In hU salaries—isv tral thousand a weak i t 20th-Fox, $40 st tl\e La Jolla Playhouse, Ann Southern visited Robe:*. Sterling on the •"Jloughshod" set, giving rite to ' more talk about whether thslr marriage is nn again or off again. It must ba con­ futing for Bob. n it leading lady Is Gloria Grahame, who It a ring­ er for Ann . . . "The Ingrid Bergman film, "Joan />t Lorraine,’* will not he qulh as gigantic as planned. Tha battle scenes a rt being cut down be.cause,of the monumental expense Dana Andrews end Henry,Fon da are feudltf and rightin', hui mostly In Jest. Dans has bee. hunting for a story for months and finally heard about a promO iling tea-yarn.-R ut Hank fodnd It first and won't tip off Dana aa to its Identity. It keeps th j 'D aisy. Kenyon' June Havoc hai been tested Im, “Foreign Affaire," and may be added to the cast headed by Jean A rthur and John Lun l. Thera is doubt that Alarlene Dittrich will accept the role be­ cause the would have to play • Nasi . . . Howard Hughes ha* "Vendet­ ta" added to his current woes. After three remakes, tha film Still l*n‘t to his liking, and ha Mrs. Paul Brpwn and children. Pat and Alice, have returned from visiting . Lookout Mountain and Jackson, Tenn. the wav to do It; Lie (Ini on the floor, arm* outstretched. Raise teg and without moving the rc o of your body, • swing leg ove.- the other. You should gradually work your leg up until it almost touche* yqur hand. R. L. Cornell and *on, Robert Cornell, plan to arrive tonight by plane from Chicago where they have hern spending the past sev­ eral day*. pAAB Will Conduct Training Flights Mr., Mrs. Williams Honor Connie McCi ORLANDO, July 31, <Special) ~ ............... - - ...... . . . . ■ Headquarters K o u r l t i n t h Ale dinner for* Miss CtUlMi MfClll IVrrc has announced -that Trainat their home )ng Kliahtm will be conducted from in Mayfair. Lovely arrangement* the Orlando Army Air Bss* on of tiny partcl rinniar decorated Friday. ‘l'P , “ n>on! M,n porch, At thl* time, 12 plane* will take of t W i l l i a m s home. , off from O ptritions A rt* at ! l;0 j t.uest* xverr served at the long A M ()yinjt ov„ Orlando at *p.1 Pp-Mmatcly 11:10. From OrUnfo thev will proceed to Sanford and thru to DeLand, Daytona Death, ler hchl an arrangement of whit, daisies and the centerpiece wi flanked with white burning taper in crystfll candclhrhiliJ* McCall-uas |irr-rn trd will n piece of her Strnsburg alive pattern. Those Invited to Ik* will Mr*. J. L. Galloway and daugh­ ter. Mary Ann, returned yester­ day (torn a vacation sp e n t'In Washington. D. C. and New York City. Mr. and Mrs. C. It. Rudd and Leland Rudd returned this moan­ ing from Mellwood, Ala. where thev have been spending a varaSir. and ^Irs. L. F. r«» children, Emily nger, are spending ication in various Garner and Faye and a month's points In '■ ----- New DesignH'Do Not Sir. aitif‘Mrs. w .lih rJ Phillip* \t ■<2i'.^ o i » H i < i e r ^ F f ? r u r e H returned on Sunday fmm Daytona Reach where they spent the past 11, HETTY CLARKE Their children. Wally and AP N easfeslurea Heauly Editor Home designers never consider Merrill the teal American figure when Mr. and Sirs. Ross D. Hunter and son I,Inwood of Silver Lake have returned from Burling, N ..J, where Ihay visited Sir. Hunter’s Air. and Mrs. John Herbst and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Herbat returned on Sunday from a two 'weeks lour nf the Eastern states and Canada. En-route home th sr visited relatives in Plainfield, N. J. Mr. and Mr*. J. Q. Galloway have as their guest* at their home at II0 Poplar Avenue, Mr. ami Airs. G. E. Armstrong and child of Alhertsvllle, Ala. and Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Galloway and child of Gadsden. Ala. Airs. Armitrong and Air. L. W. Galloway are the sister ami brother of-M r.'G lltitw ay.' put It on the market for Ih* Avera e e ' Apiylcan Woman._______ Well, who is the Average Amurlean Womarf? She Is a wife, a mother or a career girl who spend* most of her time fighting problem -- spreading hip* massages, exercise* and . 1 ■ M'< ■' Stand aj ,iU*-cetvt*r of ths bad •ad doifVnAAe Ihe position of fli* feet st all. Just make everv hit of your body move aa you stretch and pull your rih* away • from your hips. As you get those sheets well lucked under the ends of the bed. every pull you exert on your middle torso will counts ' To help streamline yotir arms and rour chest at thp same time, herr’s a good, exerrise: . Sit rrotsdegged nest to the wall with the small of your hack' at the-w*t*tHnir-dtggIng-t1fht- Into the wall. Raise your arms shove Tour head on the wall. With your elbow* slightly bent, and elbows and wrlsta tight flat against the wall, ever so slowly pull ’ vout ■- This is toJfiIivrto^ .ron’To'die’finest si of our brilliant new coats and suits for Fall. , * Mala* your Rejection before. A ugust 15th,' and save 10' J. . ’ - ncr DeLand. Fla. your fingertips come to ydur shoulders and your bent elhows of the moment. But seldom Is the come hack to your rib*. Repast fashion one that Will help her eon- from 20 to 50 times daily. ceai her bulging hips and thighs. For the hips, there It always the You may console yourself that the' new long skirts will o'- least hide your plump catVes. Though the hemline la dropped you will .notice.that Jn . tww suit and dress fashion*, nlpped-ln waistline* and hip fullness may merely empha­ sise your hlpplness. • feathers or bows, Turbans also have came into their own apee more, especially for dinner wear,, look well In the new'clothe*, you'll done In |u*h materials suih a*i need in do some work on your velvet Or lame, to contrast withi waistline and hipline right now. J_ The housewife—1* lucky that • Tim 'romtng-sfgxon pfirtldw a there ary* dotrn* of way* ihe ran field d«r for milliners, aa praetl- (r| m down hrr waistline while rally, every hat Is draped, sculp- working around the house. You lured and manipulated. Simple CM0 combine bed-making with blocked cjqwni and ttraig h t brima waistline magic, suggest* a faarr few and far between. f . i -*i= . • *rlr.1, o eo f V EV a f t -I. /b 'O t fty '•mUDwtri U S ,M pB" * * fM e * I LUCKY STRIKE presents O r fC R f M AN W HO K N O W S - THE TOBACCO. AUCTIONEERI —e s lM » P ? S j i. COLGATE-PALMOLIVE-PEET MAKES TH IS OFFER TO INTRODUCE TOU TO THE W ONDERS OF V U I This amaring new Colgste-Palmolivi-Peet 'I was born on a tobacco farm and I'v e Bold tobacco a t auctions for over 10 years. In all th a t time I've seen the malcera of Lucky Strike buy fine, good-tastin' tobacco , . . tobacco t h a t 'a got quality, real quality." J.L.C um m tni, t-i -- - ■ - *v . k- im [GxatblaiMt dwwt, will rwiiwwi te Englaw •tha 1- U .eel.A h . Harrison* . . . a. n i■ tnrf In f«wt^ fe ^nn It as director, director who starts for K even If. If* not,. Ilk. - ftA IwlHW MfnJLfnik*# HlBWI Act now I Buy your d al at your dealer’s double-your-money-b ean tld n . So . . . . . . ». ss*. R ound* So •■ * m ; . * F irm s S o F u lly . < 7 i .' 'v j - P a c k e d - S o F ro o v_..= a n d E a»y on th o D ro W Bti*' Yv �r* THURSDAY, JU LY SI, 1917 TH E SANFDRD HERALD, S A N rO H D . FLO RIDA McCammon To Pitch .---O p e n e r; Tomat Or Kettles To T o s s Second Contest COMMENTS Pads entertain the (.eeshurg Ptra te s 'in a twin attraction at th* By BILL KINO Municipal Park. The games s i- .nOSTON, July SI, bTV- After scheduled to get under way at watching Stymie extend tha turf’s earnings record t > irseh Jacobs t Venetian «*U(sH""V l m " 'V burg* for a contest, but wsie old stretch-running chestnut in ac­ <1 t o , return home without tion u n tir-he grows a heard." ing tha gam* because of rain, "Ill race him as long as hr ck McCammon, newly ac­ stays sound,” Jacobs promised af­ id Fad righthander, Is' slat- ter hi* bread-winning uquixtrisnq handle the mnund assign- stop watch off spring turned tho i In tho twilight affair toigtit, and either Carl Kettle* r Johnny Tomat will get Manrvr John Krldsr’s call for .the sent out to try to steal New Eng­ Ightcap. Last night ths St. Augustins land’s richest purset Closing at 1-5, with 1139,468 tint* acorsd a 8 to 2 decision rer the lesgua leading G-Man, bet on him to show, Stymie, with ltd tha Palatk* Aialsas Hipped canny Conn McCreary aboard, gol te Daytona Beach Diet* in a off last and remained so during the first six furlong* of the mile to 8 tilt. The Orlando Senator-DcLand and a fuilong rout* that he turned 1:50 flat. ed Hat contest was wsshed in The Jacobs’ entry Jumped from last to third coming into the h* Lintscurts: homestretch, caught William Heintsvtll* 000 001 001 2 8 2 Augustin* 000 001 14* « 10 2 Fight For Golf Tourney Crown i'EORIA, III., July 31—OP)— 31—<JP)_!| I sixteen survivors from the aU rt- I ----ing field of rnora than #0 In th e ' National Junior Chamber of C'ommerre Coif Tournament liat' a us noli.• lie ! tmlay for herth* in the ,#eml-‘ PI tr im 's Records , . (i:i»li Jn-two 18-hole third routU mtsiote * srjU u d -quarter-final match*-*. .aakEOHii 'T * " —ding the third round g ro u p ! * Al Mcngert of Spokant, litrber'a record* that wera , the defending champion, ru , <»n* li«ach nosed by Dick I Pafastka ( . ’ traj'.oa* tuaen X. * trailing the league is Joe nf Ch-tidtl* N. C. , m A u g u s tin ,. 4, U a ln s o llle i. Cleary, I’alatka. Atalca butler, An out .tunding casualty yesUr]>»l.*nil al Urlnmtu, tun! **">■ who I* Imasling earn­ nny was cu-inedallsl Waatiej • S A N H O lll) at tn-etliurg ppU.. rsln ed run -avriago uf l?54 ‘for 18 Brown of Chattanooga, Tsnn. (la m , r*e»» games. The I’olatk* firvhallur has who na« ousted by John Morri* l..,.L u r* at e A N P O U P ( I t . I'.'U lk a St H artons Beach. worked 146.2 Innings and has won of Atlanta. ‘la., o r U iid u at P ila s S 12- games and lost sis. p|H>sed Bob Braff, of Morris i*V. Augunlb* al <iaihe*«llle. The leading Sanford chunker is ______ Duluth, Minn., who eliminated Johnny Tomat with a record of Bill Adam* of. Myrtle Beaeh, 8. C., 2.20 earned runs In 13 games-In 2 up in a secumi round ' match, j which lie worked 103.2 frames. with victories ovef Rufus Hughes, Hiuldv Lake closely follows To­ Paducah, Ky., 3 to 1, and Ber­ ms! with 2.26 and Carl Re'tie* nard Riviere, Houston, Tex., 6 boast* 2.67 as hi* record. Chari la and 4, and today faced Dick Eiley, Bissen has pitched in 20 game* of Portland, Ore. Eiley dropped and has an average of 2.93. Bill an IH-Inrh birdie putt on the N u tlli Stanton ha* pitched 168 Innings 23rd hole to oust _ Jack Evans, New Y »Vt rg§ t #S.i* aO,'ih.il,*U I in .11 games and has 3.30 for his Phoenix, Arit., In yesterday’s sing*!.* average. l'hll*<GI| 4ila * . C h ic * s o t longest battle. 4-1, UoMOn l-f. There have been 60 shut out Frank Morey of San Diego, IMi.iniiSh Ilm b k lr n a t Ml l-ovi* ( h ls h t l games . ployed this year in the Calif., encountered 15-year-old Bitty fcey^oti Columbus, 6a,- . | hitter*. Juan Piww* of In la n d SID ELIN ES Bamuely and P t t t o f f ; Drtgg* and TcacoD. ’ > -------------------------- -- around the .360 mark picked u p ,th a wlnnar’a 441,150 (lice, a neat haul that boosted his prita-money margin over the awmighty Assault !.*..• 3*Ia to 196,290. Jacobs boasts atha: hi* rags - to • riches meal ticket Is strong and sound, e n o u g h s run every weak and he’ll go agstti al Sarasota On Aug, 9. native of PJUabuigfi, . wma purchased outright he Syracuse Chiefs of the Inrrnatiimal from its parent club, »e Cincinnati Reds, Apr. 26, 1940. It* -282 batting average in 140 amt* for tha Chiefs last season ibeled him just another ball- first rail on Sauer. But an attrac live enough offer from sum: othcr team might be acceptable. Another factor in his becoming on* of the International Lfdgue’* moat dangerous hitter*,'according to Sauer himself, was his dacislon to ghee up golf. It was Bill MeKechnle, former manager 'at ’ Cin­ training cinnati. who advised Sauer to abandon golf because Henry had developed a tendency to .Rawing YESTERDAYS STARS Monte Kennedy, Giants, pitch­ ed four, hitless relief innings to get credit for the victory a* the Galnts snapped Ewell Blackwell'* I it-game wining streak with a 6-4, UIttmph oyer She- Fed* Pee Wee Kcese, Dodgi-rs, sing­ led with two out in the top of the tenth to drive in Gene Hermanikl with the run that defeated the Cards 11-10 In one of- the most thrilllnjt games In many seasons. TODAY and FRIDAY! of the Screen’s nil-time g re a ts retu rn s to thrill <41 in Baby Lima Beans Confectioners Bordens Instant Coffee Makes 100 cups 39c Starch Garden Fresh Fruits & Vegetables Fresh Elberta 'caches was unfortunate n.*ll l*e tt"a* m a i l ” quiry to J. G. TayluV Spink, general manager of the. Sporting News, concerning the *J9 Inning contrst ' Iilfched' by Buddy Lake snd Ylgl Alonro of DeLand. Spink stated. "I checked with our rdltorlal department on your Inquiry, that Bill Godfrey, 1046 FSL arbi­ ter. has moved into Into -■realty really high classed work. He has reported to the International League a* a mrmiier of their staff. The International League is only oim step below the Major*. It Ix AAA rlesslflcxtlon. MUNICIPAL PARK 8:15 P. M Mrapes Blackeyed Peas Fresh Carrots 2 Bunches 19c I3eans Selected Tomatoes 'jMUqg'fSFouod (Wing, and suggested ho M f a y bat. Henry ijlclied out 40-oupca, Id-inch weapoh, ounce* heavier and an Inch Ion,-:ar than tha stick he Imd Iteen tiling) and has been walloping waa ably demonstrated whilo he was performing with Birmingham, Ala.. In the Southern League, He believes he's th* only ptayvr who ever hit a homerun over th-* Birm­ ingham center field acoreboard, Rlghl now he want* to better 420 feet away. th* league record of 03 hJinrr* ' I-lke any long-distance hitter, •siahllshed bv Joe llsuser of Baltlreore In 1980. He had 30 just ders eurvia. Playing one* a week on the Pacific Coast during the Leo T. Miller, president of the winter n n l., his “batting Chisfs. la convinced that Hauur is lure-fire big league material, hut h* Isn’t selling - for th* lime i’c- A single atchutlc drink may InWer acuity of vision. In the Women's Singles, Miami’s top seeded Starts Burnell entered the ----semifinals \y.—L with .. i.li h a win over H arriet Allen. Memphla. has sent a letter to National As­ Houston, Tex. sociation ‘ President Gcof*,’-’ M. Trabtman explaining hi* suspen­ sion of Bill 8teln4cke. It has bean reported that Htrinecke war re- SYRACUSE. N. Y. — H <n k Sauer’* big bat, which haa been ihe major league* next year. trnnerin’ Hank, who weigh* id 198 and stand* two inches •ix feat, currently la tli> InI League's leading home . MEMPHIS, T rim , Jury 31—OP) —The Mid-South TennI* Champ­ ionship* rate into a number of all-important quarterfinal matches today. Fit *t-*e*drd Leslie Longshore, Anniston, Ala,, and Alex Wellford, Memphis, tangle, ant i l i ar court Water*. New _Orleans ace, takva on Tpxbb - Urown Baker. Memphis, In n featured, affair. * Yesterday Rodgers twat Dr. WilfunI Gragg. Memphis, while Longshore defeated Hilly Ladalnger, Memphis, and Waters passed Billy Hughes, Memphis. Another favored entrant, (leorge Dunklin. ' Pine Bluff, Ark., meets Memphian l*>u Faiiuin after turning Back KM Luwrance yest- ('l* v »l»iiit IS, Bonnn 7. (it Lout* S. Cleveland I n ln x «). * Larger Bat Gives Sauer More Power And Shot At• • Majors I’l.KNTV O t' WHICH V ‘ NEW YORK M l— Blghtbcn nl ! lion, have turn nqUHlMl to- wr.J ! trams or individual tompetltors to the |i*47 world’* weightlifting I championships a t Philadelphia, Sept. 26 aiul 27. It i*.th* first time , the event evor hat been held in j the U. S. Ametira will be the dsj fending champion. IVlid-South Tennis Tourney Advances To Quauerfinal* 2- lb Cartons - 35c Pears . a m m Extra Comfort •«»<>* loketo,»ms without swlr n,of» cam fari ow'a that Buick sweetheart of ta-th# p«a« ••“ FenHeis. Potatoes Cherries California wheel* ^•tlgnasf to curve*—the Inside l it. .............. W l°* ' M oil likely you'll answer, “It’a doing very nicely, thank you." But yeara have • way of whittling away at perform ance-iom stim ea ao alowly you don't notice it. t, , , . . So you rdN be In for « whoppin| •urpriae. . J u it wheal your c*r Into our (hop and "treat It to tom e real Oniric again . ; . . *nd again I v ICS MISCRABLCS ’ L et theae men o( our* te it and tune your Buick with their special Buick toola. I-et them replace any* thing that'a worn with the >Iglxt Buiak>endlneered p a rt. T h e n , Z IN G , back comet the awing to your aweetheart. Job for job, Buick car care coata no more than ordinary aervice. So, >vhat'« to losep Come in to ua , whether it’* for a tune-up, major or .minor repair o r reg u lar lubrication. Y o u r s— car rate* it. M *e tw* sh o n m th « « • « • ana. And Ih e y -rT C n l -« 9 l. thm let* ,h. m Ann Pag* Mayonnaise Whit* 1froni-wheel (#rv|( Wh# know Buick ■<tlae J (hacking wSS.il bw*’. ^ h w Karo Wewon RUPEKITE -GRADE Bottom llound Steak BEK 85 For Baking, Btewing Short Brisket of Beef HUPEHITE VEAL Sirloin Steaks BUI’ERITE GRADE 69c VEAL s 35c Boneless Roast 65c - LAMB GBADE A Square Cut Shoulders - 50c AB Meat Fresh Ground HT FEATURES A dventure- 59c Hamburger j Q . 1 W '* W u m ra a r Trm lls” I l* "D e a d E n d C « ts ’’ |4e-Open» 13:48 P. M. Dally.40c Rib Chops Hermans 8klnlata Cudahy's 1 lb Bags Pure IWelners Pork Sausage Armour's Star Herman* Assorted Spiced Ham Lax Flakes Horn where I sit... 6 y Joe MariH Mad. 12c lg*. 3uc Sunshine PEACHES '* |a n o C u p p o r ' s No. 2y2 can 25c LlfeBuoy Toilet a* D*f wtys. well probably laoh last ■* a t™ | »^l la w hst w* g ar ” Mqd«ra' Cleanser 2 for 19c SIC MAGNC b p in a c h �PA CE SEV EN T I1 E 5 A N H » N 1 > l i E F A M ^ S A N r O H I l . F L O R I u a UKSUAY, JULY 31, 1917 r* - Legal Notice 6 ROOM home, "several block* from center of town. Phone tdilllCOKil PI.AVERS for rent. By J. I da y or work. 'Hi* Music Box, 119 \V. l i t St. Phone 1153. FURNISHED 3 bedroom home with 4 'acres.-Hy owner. Phone k-‘FICE~kpace in Melsch Building. 1204 or County 3303. FU rgn h«ht ufice*, .newly decorI, nit uliUlte*, heat and *ani[lo t service furnished. Cell H0.V SMALL house. 60 x‘ 150 corner !jy . II. A A. Ih-pt. Store. lot, $2600.00. Phony 714-H after 4 P. M. VRM FOB IlF.NT—-20 « ( « tub irrigated truck farm. T t artes­ ian well*, a 7 room dwelling S-*HTICLES FOR SALE 2 t o a lit bourne, 2 large barn*. Dwelling lo t t o t only' with farm. On , Cemelon Avenue, WILL have watermelon*. csnta; E ast aide ■Snltfotd, Fla., phone lopes, pesrbes, ttininUi.-s, Wed. 1U3-R. P. O. Box 8AJ. k .‘ n. 30tlr through Aug. 2. n ;h and Stone. French Ave. Priced right. CONVALESCENT HOME now >;pen at Cbuluola, 18 tnilea 8. E. SEE THE new I-awn Shaver. Ask m t Sanford and 18 mile* N. E. for demunstraiiun. SENKAItIK' " f Oitnndo. I.orgc screen and GLASS A PAINT CO. 112-114 open porches to ait and enjoy W. 2nd Ht. the cool breelea off LoJtn Cath­ erine. Largo ground* and walk* FOR SALE- at Minorvtlla, former s a fe from auto traffic. la rg e Air Base. 26 thousand feel 4 lobby and room*, Prick construc­ Jnch clay drain tile, 8 A 0 inch tion, Can accomodate 25 only. clay aewer pipe, good M b , >» Phone or write for reservation 1 & 2 Inch galvanised and Mark at once. Oviedo 2382 or Dr. etCel pipe, valve* of the same' Martin 2392 o r ‘ writ* Ho* 137 silo. 1500 feet 4 inch Universal . ChulMtila. tlwvlA.-itS*KyTsl:,J3uL Jblfit‘ water-pipe; r»M' Irotc Tt>00 for gUeit* to visit ifivfr docioe. feel of 3 x 0 B. & better lied Wood. Hydrants and special*. PAILAI1LK at once, convenientWe arc selling these articles -at lv located down town aection. a discount even tho tome of up to date apartment* with all them are out of the market. modern convenience*. Adult* C o n t a c t Superintendent on only. Phone 550. ground or call Orlando 6723 'URNI8HED apt. for a couple. after 6 P. M. 607 W. l»t Street.___________ FOR RENT- House InNlake Mary. ROOF COATING- Alberto# Alu­ minum roof colling- good for Florida, 2 rooms A 'h ath , fur* metal, slate or conywsit Ion -roof­ til shed. 1 Ml/ West of C of C ing. Stop leak* C3ol*.|wur'h,gn« Bldg, fleuwe R. Patterson. “ _ — “ C------*------10 to TS*.. T eiry ear warranty. RNISlfED a n d unfurnlfhC'd SENKARltf GLASS A PAINT apt. Adults only. "700 M j IIoh r n im .tiJ w ------------ H £L P W A N TED F tfJ l K E N T WANTED: Mali to succeed R. Simmons for Kawlrigh businesa in Northeast Polk County. 1500 -families. Products sold 20 years. Permanent .if you am a husller. For particulars write * KaW • lelgh’s '■ Dept. FAH-440 1033, Memphis, Tentl. or see- R. Hart­ man. Box 234, Iaingw<Mid*Fla. EXPERIENCED celery grow *ror trained farm manager fo r’farm in Zellwood ares, flood jiosltion for right party. A. Du,ls St Sons, Oviedo. Phone 2151. GIRL for cashier A cuimeltc couh ter. also to,la girl, ljmcy'a. Drug Store. W ORK W ANTED EXPERT palm ing— contract ot hourly basis. S. G. Grogan. Free estimates. Phone 783-J. FLOOR SANDING A finishing. cleaning A waxing. Our power unit enable* us to wnrk where there Is no elect rlj- connect lo t ‘available. 21 ysais experienr*. II. M. Gleason, Lake lim y, Fla. " w A ^ t c F Y O RENTBEDROOM .home or apt. for occupancy Oct. 1 — Permanent residents. Ph. 668-IL Uiu.-nr1' >nu itiii 1 Inivnd to i*a>*' t v CU[IDUll4U *p«L.aS| »*— bled with screws, painted or unear garage Incorporating work palnted. See at 2872 Palmetto room ami laundry, ilgs 110 f t frontage on paved street.,Lot is A rs. Phone 210-W. " fully fruited, 804' land* Possession September OLD NEWSPAPERS—8 CENTS ‘ spacious and lovsly bom* PER POUND. BUNDLED IN — — b u n d l e s .----------- b in ts : i~-«ted SW-three ng Valencia Drive. Stueto 15. 20 and 95 CENT NICKS 414 S an fo rd A venao —’_____ :______________1 _____________ ______ __ ,KnV. x n rirR At ten n'clm'k on T h u t«l* y n i o r a 1<u C AUSUU . t h li l t llosiU «( . P u « l l e t m i r u e t t u n will t e c e l t * »eelea M,U u u ,* e i s > i * r i a a * p o r t i u u o f t h e t . n k r M onroe i r b v o l tuillillng a i r a r d l n s »,* th e s p e e l f k s i l u i w o f i l t M U C t Kllon J i l o s s h l o U , *t lh « r’s s f u r d A iU eitc N silunsl W an s o u i i d i u g . The B o a r d !•»•«»*» t h e •alii* to t » | K t s o , <tr aU b id s (N 11,1 III P ublic t n i t i u c t i u u fur Humntuie C u u n l r . F lo rid a. T. W. L * * l « n . 8 u p l. I . C Jordan, chsirntan CLEANING — cocking caring “ ’for children by week. 705 Ltfr cust Ave. ”, SPECIAL TPHV1CE3 Piano Tuning and Repairing. L. L Bill. Rag. flll-W. SIGNS . • Show cards - god Poston O— DUE'S HIGN HEMVICE O. D. Landresa. Phone 1031 RADIATORS clcgnttd and repair ed. -dhrn Hadlgtnr Shock 1(8 ’ Sanford Ava. P1l 366- W. LAND C L R A N I N O AND LAAINAGK. 2 NEW CATERPILLAR UE1HEL Ill'L l. DOZ­ ERS WITH P-A L M K T T 1 RAKES T W O 3/4 Y|l. D RAGLINKS. E 0U1PMKNT NOW IN THIS VICINITY. NIMNICIIT CON8TBUITION CO, ORLANIK), FLA. PHONE 2-298L RENT A CAR YOU DRIVE IT PIIONR 200 RWICKLAND-MORKISON U-DRIVE-1T. IN C SEE US FOR MIMEOGRAPH PKINTINQ AMD TYPING CREDIT BUREAU OF HANFORD 116 N. Park - Phan* 180 EXPERT RADIO RP.I’AllUNiFrtd Myers. 811 E. 2nd St. mmmm* V — i _■■■>■ i i t ■ ii»—i ATTENTION MOTHERS , —DIAPER 8KRVICE— Baby Valvat furnishea ‘ hospital clean,sterile dtapers and deodorited container. Economical and ■afe. Fully medically approved Call Daytona 2467-W collar* for detail*. 06 dteperf, $2 a we# l "FIRST IN SANFORD" TRACTOR MOWING — W* mow vecant lot*, toediidet or large ecreagea. Phona 41 or 197-J. I.'UNNIE MeMullen’a M a r k e t Shop, open Thursday, Friday A Saturday. / J LAKE Mery Laundry reedy for Bud nest.'H ave your wash don# Ih* B#ndix Way. Mr*- II- Lampert. 16 Since 18X2 ... hint Amvng Fine WhitKite “. r llie iid rd W hiskey 86 piuof. to*-*, gtalq nruiral splriu. This* Faatbrrn llialilkutuia, I n ., Nets Yolk CHL0RDANE KILLS -CfirVSSHOPPERS of rsM-esrstf on July .11, 1*47 XjU TIIK TO A P P C M k : Y r i U L A H r - W O l l T H g , w h o s e Plar* o f r e s id e n c e a n d Post O f fi c e a d d r e ss it u n k n o t r n i You a n h s r e by n n l l t lert t h a t suit fe u by • C A L L M O U TH Y, in I BE A M T O T H 'S f r y A P P C A R T O : JO H N T . d l a b c u a k , who*residence and nmlllbg address N o-11S TT finrstaw ti,- ........ ’ . n r t f i . 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Phon# 116^-W. r is THREE FEATHERS Interested in *' -A Velio,, l l r , r e t , i m I r a .To liaF o l-t, t.ellrec r l i s t e n It- Jl. r l u r ft,.tor T,* A.-M*VItie n u t M a n e U * m i: it. u it it r H m iT iiitiiN M c K r l r t t . K m u k . t o r erotte. T o , J a m r s A tVtlbnm # Hud son<ieo tw e eliix l l o t a To in n o » a William#. Morn- C It. T » . 1IIM Pert. Jt. A l o a n istn *I tltF im n l IIP Mfllt I ti t i l l : * t l r n l e y , M. I . T o It M H av « n e t u s Tleiia !» III1MIH I II I P HIM | | UIIIS-.S N ary To I 'h s r lA l.rn ln P -rk Jr l*. H Marine Corps To W il­ l iam T y le r Pr-Srtkbn C i v i l . »l IT Mots, Jo * Vr Prtilllt lo b es . N o B e tte r Value You, sod each of you n r l o o notified sod requited to til* any claltnr aud .deirtsiuli which you. or tith rr of >uii. m i ) bavs ssslnrt estd **rat* in the oflou of Hart R . - l V . r W A U E . County Judge ol N K M iN m .K ._ £ iti!N x y . a t^h ts uftlre in lb* Cuurl H oum i n ' H anford , n o r ids. sith in eiaht cslendsr month* (rum the lime of the first publlcstluri of tin* noticeK it h claim or dtmand muM be "In w rit­ ing, n n d contain lb* place of resi­ dence slid post office address,of ih* rlslmatit a n d must be sworn* tu by the c l a i m a n t , hie agsni or attorney, or the tame shall be void. P A I8 T A. F A I I N K U , At A d m in istr a trix publication U I H H tM 't llt.n u u l i n t , i,-11 C lif fo r d - e l u a " l - o r e f u To A l f r e d \V. V io. , * l o s .Usn« li. Vrlte, A l f re d NV. e t u a At ar t* IT o C arl if. t| K f u a e t , t u t Mart* A, • A m o Peed HI,ires. t n c . T o If. 1". M tilu m n . Jr. g t s n c P t a t i k e r u t Clait* I*, elwt I To M m . J f > l f l * r - e f u x ■K n n n le II . g ran t. <t u t i3 » lr» P. • tat T o T o l b e r t R , Miller r l « a ‘ C la n - W i m a k e o u r o w n Ico C ro a in , AH fla v o r* T a s ty — D elicious — H e a lth f u l l , r u U I nan,* | i u i e u a n t t o tg * n i f i i t n | t h e KiilMiou* N ails Mlu lut* t c ' t u i i l e r ls»kx. I j i w j of S'lorliJs m i ) w i t h t h e C lerk u f in* C ir c u it C o u r t o f Hem lnole CouMV. HorUia. C. L- P owell. U « Off . . * ■ J « i t ‘I t . t e l l flrru it-Court rnr ihe Ninth Jadlciat FLOWERS Circuit ot Flurlda, In and tot Bent. . . . . , _ Intii* County, In chenrery: ^arm tam all occasions r O R R E N T - Hour sender. E a s y , b a i y o u *i» trquiraj t* file y o u r He NEILL a, YOST JLORDJTS operation. Hcasunkhlg rated, ban- wrlifrn a|>i^aianre In said cause in) iunl Paint & 4k Gluts Glass Co. Phono Phong *'f before the Sepuittber Hut* l>*y Sipes Ave. Just off Celery to*wit, h r l i t t m h s t 1, l i l t , t o d o 303. d r t a s l l l l i r r r o f said cau se trill p r o Office ph. 403 rssldcnre ph. 610-R c e n t l ! r P a r le a g a i n s t yo u. DODGE - PLYMOUTH T h e . nettesol — nett#**— o f - I h le - tuil PARTS AND HKHVICR ' CONCItKI K KKWP.ll PUT. it fnr divorce, and the style of said Phooa 1011 suit Isi Call W n r l b y , -plaintiff,1 .v s s e p t i c - T a n k s , Urea** Tinps 109 Pslmeltu Ave. r). M urtby, defendant Blocks, Aluminum Windows and YA-DE moth prooling last* b liaWltuss* in) hand a n d official seat Screens, White cement. Paint, veais. Hava youi woolen* molh of t s i d Court at Hanlerd. Seitimoi* Pcrtna-tile. Hurricane braces Coiqay, P proofed now. Downtown Clean­ J u l y l k l t . lo t Ida. t h i s icth d a y of Mirnrie Concrete Company, au'J ers & Lanndrv. 113 Palmetto O. P. H e rn d o n . Elm Ave. Phone 1335. Avo. Phono 914. C lerk o f ss ld C ourt /ANTED* to rent or lease room for bmlne=s. Write giving de­ tails etc. to Box II, Care Herald. FOR SALE—Umeroek for drive wsyi and roadwave—Phone HOUSE or apartment, furnished or unfurnished. Excellent iife rt-nces. Call Archie Brown "HI* X K U O -F R E D A — v-mplete tire. Hu. --------- ^ - • ■’...............- rUHunt's Tuxrde Feed -Rtor* IR F .A L E T T A T E F O R S A l-E Dallas > s * nstiery Charging. U; II. POPE CO. INC. REAL ESTATE ;»INSURANCE: MORTGAGE LOANS 4 CEILING fans for sale. U iLV a RAYMOND M. HALL, Realtor Drug Hlort. RrgiaUred Broker and Paints, Poultry Supplies, Nail*. Insurance 'Agent Purina Feeds, Groceries and 1m. 4 Fletida B ute Bank Bldg. Mealf. Touehton A Watson, 1201 |NEW , two atory, tine* bedroom Celery, Phone 1199. home. Two car garage. On comer lot 116 x M0 in Mayfair, AUTO RADIOS, Motorola. Sales (j^lll (ell unfurnished or furnished, and Service. The Music Box, (tone 856*61. 119 W. 1st St. Phone 063. [ House on large lot. Corner-Hick­ SEWING MACHINES ory and 7th 8t. 700 K. 7th t jt SALKS A SERVICE A pply Au J , E. Walker, BERT'S SEWING MACH. SHOP 910 Cypress Ave. US S. FRENCH. P1L 1199 [A VERY desirable f i v o r6on bungalow. Can be putt based cJOAL circulating healer. Keasonwith $2600.00 cash, b a l a n c e • *b u - Ph. U65-J. monthly. LOVE SEAT -- good condition Robert A. ’William* I*. J. Welter, Elder Springs.__ | Pit one 782 ‘Atlantic Bang Bldg. FOR SALK- Slightly used Elgin iW’ YOU like to live on the edge blcyolu. John B. Root, Dll 1 of the City we.have a nice five m rtto, ‘ room bungalow "with all jonvenlencea, eight lar/fe lots, term* GIRL'S Bicycle, Phtlco* Cabinet ran he arranged. Priced only Radte. Phone 262-W. , $4981.00. . • BABY carriage, Tlisyer collmusiRobert A.. Williams hie. good condition. Phone bQ2 Phone 732 Atlantic Hank ,01dg. W.__________ _____;__________ 8 ROOM house, with 5 lots,. con­ structed of (elected vlrffiTpihe CANVAS PAINT- clear and col­ or*. 8ENKARIK GLASS A and cypress, A-l condition, newPAINT CO. Phone 320. H ly painted inilde and-out, soma “ ffulL AUo four 2001pound fnt PURE Air Gaa KifthdO Dnli. Marhogs, 2 young milk cows with centlU Cabin Court. So. Orlindo first A second reive* Alto­ Highway. Phona 229-M. gether or separate. Inquire at 2691 Orange Ave. or Phone 705- ZINNIA and marigold plaifta-fur 1. ______________ J Fall Dowers now ready. A. K. Rowetler, Florid. TeU. .12-W, FOR S A LE Calory A v e n u e . _________ . A VERY nice two bedroom frame house, close In. This house is in ’ DUNLOP “ g o o d condition throughout •• WHITE WALL TIRES would coil $8,760.00 to replace. 600-16 121-60 pin* . tax. L * * ( »Priced at $0,300.00. liberal trade In 3„r!tb 1—°0* WALL two bedroom. two^ story 600-16 $21 69 plu* tax. house, in good condition,* Ideal L«** iilxral trade In. for small family, located In Rum Rob Dentil* Tire Co. Court Section, reasonably priced 418'W. 13th St. Phone 908 at $5,750.00. NEW two bedroom bungalow in LADIES Chicago Sho# Basics ■ire o'* - practically new,. 1319 —Plftchurit -* suitable for .small family - desirable surrounding*. W. 3rd St. oftar 6.__________ 14,800.00. WOOD or coal circulating heater AN exceptionally, desirable twoM good condition — $85 'cash. story house, 3 bedrooms and 118 Holly........ ................ .... • bath upstairs, end I bedroom u r n ] bath.downstairs,- Largo llv- FLORENCE porcelain -kem ene B S j . room, with enclosed surt range, perfect condition $65.00. ch: lllirary, dining room and Mr*. Moon, Phone Longwood 28. *1___ .Hslls* _ _ 11 w SOTK* ‘ N o t i c e U irn’i u , l a m thill 1 s o . eu g o g o tl i s .the liU tln eir *1 - 1SSS H a n f o rd A v e o s * u n d e r U* f M U I u u t Ham- " | - u » * l l ‘i i j l j n e n o * ROOFING-ROOF Painting, all • hinds. Smith Bio. Phone 1168. r i m 12 ! -ROOM apt. adults, no pels or children. Inquire 200 E. 5th St. Sanford. Fla. ROOM furnlihed buftgalow, ncwlv refinjfhcd. available Aug. lit. Phone 660-W. }_ . FOR T H E BEST ICE CREAM Try NICK'S OWN ICE CREAM IN f O l - N T t J F I M t i r a C llt’ TIT . NURSE for 2 chlldreu, ago 2 A Sr.SIINOl.K cot; NTT. pum tU A . 4. 211 Summerlin Avenue. WIT A T K nr t'A tll- M, F A R ffU LL CASHIER for grocery stunt — linCCAHKO m m : to tH i.iiiT u n t experience preferred but not es­ T o - A M . , PntthO N H H A V IN O sential. Good Luck Grocery, tt.A IM H O B D K k lA N O a A O A IN H T b A tl) K H T A T K l 1206 W, lath St. 9 Seminole County - Court Records t u e r b gui on Wheeler of Sanford CANVAS AWNINGS CANVAS TORCH CURTAINS VENETIAN BLINDS Akmiaam, Steel, Weed I 1# DAT DELIVERY We REPAIR! F R E E E B T IM A T E 8 .n ______ IH has recently been fii. m , ir i \ Lp [{ ■ I �: v--> =• - , 1 i irir- : ■ •;, • .‘ •'• ' ,-■(*" . ■•■ ; ■-- •' , »>'■ SANFORD, FLORIDA !ts=2 -a - s j THURSDAY. JU L Y 31, 1947 ««■ SJ*f“ | tin* undtrground organisation. !^ * have been trying to Britons Found Jewish Refugees May Sentence Appealed Colonial Becretary Arthur Flying Boat P rogram >. Seen As Sole ° 'th a wSr effort Just a t you ware U. S. Correspondents Crash Jon#*, apeaklng la Perilsserving th* board, might ha not ?" By “Paul Revere” Kept From Red Zone Be Sent To Germany ir* a tia M « * r » * » o * .» • rofnt for tho Labor gortnim ent, imocracy Capable ‘ »t'*wW«et!l t ' — Fan* “Unquestionably,r." Lovett said. tIn 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 Military Strength BOSTON, Ju ly .31. OP)— Ceun-'.of the men, their "trial, con- nuintedi concern to tha point th at It was LONDON, July 31^ UPHt- An VIENNA. Ju lj^ai. W V-. Amer­ k m ■rl /or Douglaa Chandler today, vtctl<m and execution In the name “I express th* deep feeling of diaeuaaed by th* joint chief* of DBWITT MACKENZIE prepared an appeal «for the 68- o f-th e Jewlah struggle for horror and revulsion shared by sta ff,"' Lovett testified. Foreign Affair* Analyst rear-old Chicago-horn writ*/ *en- homeland." Th* original Hughea-Kalaer conalt uf.ua here, at thl* barrharoi)* The Inscription* told how plea* a c t/T UainS drastic decision to fenced to life imprisonment and tract for Hire* flying boat* wai •IU global military com- lined HOJXfo for .erring aa a N a il; for damency were rejected at the "In the long hlstorv of violence later cut down to one, which ha* nta, .In* • further d / o r t mouthpiece during the war.j"m ilitary trial.” In Palestine, there has scarcely not yet been completed. Kaiser oina the economic c h ­ The grey-haTred C h a n d l e r , The killing*, th e ' Inacrlptlon been a more datU rd^arrt^U un the subsequently withdrew from th* ipping the country, U * branded a “anob" by the presld-, .aid, were carried out a* “a" rail­ cold blooded and project, which Hughes Is reminder that the Unlt- ing judge, made an aggreaaive J itary execution by the Jewlah re- dcr of the** Innocent young men, carrying on. atet I* th# 1**1 of the great last-mlnule personal plea rea*- sistance to the enemlet of .our after holding them ae hostages Th# Patterson - letter, read by Stic counlrie* atlll capablj sertlna atatementa he made over homeland." for mote than n fortnight," Creech Lovett, cited the need for “mexmanning a war machine Berlin radio when he waa lauding The contorted feature* of thj Jones told the House of Commons. Ireum production of combat "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 Federal -fudge Francis J. \V. deaths had been caused uy strang­ cabinet s derision regarding the th* existing facHItiaa should be world. crudely • ' fashioned internal situation In Palestine, diverted to th* manufacture of lit* me think of the time In Ford, commenting he waa aotts- ulation- by 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. a field in Flander* Field ‘'deterrent'* for any futura would, around limb* rinae-tu-ibr-trunW *'■World War, would be "InflUensed It added: eh the front line am! gbr be traitor*, took under xdvlto- of the l/ees. The men’s hands by public opinion.” Ha did sn o t• “ It la very evident that any In th* middle of a ter n a a t-a defense motion for a slay had been tied behind their backs elaborate. . I large lnrreise In cargo plane pro’ German bam****-! waau'i., of eiyeulion. and their ■feet had been wire I Brit tsbtasM p*pera bannered the duetion can bs accomplished only ily lonesome; hut ! had a together. The sergeants’ . shirts it i v hangings, which •, the i If the production of combat air* ' •iihad been used to blindfold them. Fair Sf for the company of Irgun Zvai^ I>eumi ^ carried ^oirt > Inc» is reduced, and any auch who knew barrage* and Red Suspects Freed Their underclothing and army after the British hangedd three ■eduction la Inadmissible” 3 1 ? the have a aympathetlc unin 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, ch ta by way of aaylng that, cut Into their nerks by the helf delivery. wanted to know whether th# Ar­ ATHENS. July 31, ^Pl— The inch ropes. all, England baa been Amfrmy ever-encountered any reports atannch ally in two world Ministry of Public Onler announe, The booby trap exploded as labor pirating by the Kai Campaign Starts of lleta, and remain* the chief rd today it had directed th* re­ grenadier guardsmen attempted ser-Hughea Interest*. pf Weatem Europe for the lease of 279 concentration camp to cut down Martin's body. Thi (“ Pirating" w*i a term applied M h IIs h S rvsas Fa** 0«s» of democracy. It’* tough inmates who had voluntarily sign­ blast echoed throughout th* his­ during th* war when one firm her atrlklng.power reduced ed statement* “condemning the toric forest of Sharon, scene of visit. The West, which looms as the hired away another’s employe**.} temporarily In the** *x- Communist reliellion and disavow many battles of Biblical limes. "Ye*, air,” aald LoVett. major 1048 battleground, also Is Ing KKE (the Greek Communist day*. Natanya’i mayor, Oved Hen beckoning to other*. He said some month* after Party) methods." reduction of military comAmi, who had received informs* award of ths flying boat contract 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 Crime Minister Attire' ed In a recent roundup of suspect ground, Hagana, that the bodies A. Pepper, Florida Democrat, an­ Aircraft subsidiary,, in Wlehlla, nounced he plana a cross-country Labor members of Par1- ed Communist sympathisers and were In the area, was on the scene speaking tour In the fall In an Kas., that "there h td been hiving . meeting in secret rad- were srhedulcd for deportation. when the blast occurred. effort to "keep our democratic squads trying to pick up labor Pres* dispatches from Salonika terday to listen with erltTight-lipped ahd obviously fear­ party liberal." at the gales/ K'attention to art accounting reported that Greek guerrilla ing his resort city once again In reply to another question, he .Perhaps lipping off what h« in. iorrr* early i this morning. had at­ -WMM*eAm#v under., military rule, * Stewardship. He to tell the westerner*, Pep- said they represented the Kaiser beavy fire, not nc only from tacked the town of Alcxandropou- he declared: “Thl* Is the most tends * the manage menL , .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 Sttisny of hi* own follower*, the garrison was standing them All we’ve built and prayed for record of the G.O.P. Congress has sion began. B i n s t o r Pepper buried "any hope or Idea th at the ■ now ties In tha dust." of dissatisfaction with the off. Another Salonika dispatch aaid Military personnel In the Na- Republican Party might becoms ID-Fla) aald an aircraft expert'a ___ nt'a progress In dealappraisal of Hughes’ P-1! photowllh tha economic upheaval. 40 guerrillas had been slain In an lanjra area, hearing the circum­ the people's party, or llbc/aL” reconnaisanc* * plane a a a "hot waTaft 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 troops north of Xajithl, close to illlon with determination. found, hastened to' bases. Issue*, domestic and foreign, onjhad grounds for purportedly ^>u*h| l column yesterday said the Greek-Bulgarian frontier. The "There will be some searenes," his trip. H* Rka called on other ing wartime ronatruriton o f the dispatch said the guerrillas remov­ *ly would do. The result military source said, "and the G.D.P, leaders to speak out. Tp. , * * .1*1 he won a virtual vote ed their killed and wounded acror* one populace may ha Inconvenienced a Thl. has been widely Interpret-! acknowledged In reply nfldenca from the caucus.. the frontier Into Bulgaria. bit, but no military control l< ed as an indirect argument th a t|(? * 44f*u< ucatlon, from Pepper „ . - - , that Prime Minister U refwutplanned, at least for the present." Dewey, the 1044 nominee, la not;,h* , ths WF~" WF Q ............................ 0»a flingI mmI the prionly to have promise! apeaklng out. Friend* of the New|n»*ry reapdnalbtllty for alloeadown military commit- Police Question 3 LO N D O N, J u l y - 81 (/P )- Yorker say they believe Dewey, Hon of the m aterials and priorIn Greece, Italy and (fern -plen plenty iU*.— F R Mar lin, arlrlnwed -w ilt-h i vi ty u u y in- durhnrx,~wittr;thg-grtTlcB of (lur-Arr •h*H to reduce the-number Bargemen. In Slaying: mother of Sgt. Clifford Martin, time. He le took only joshing rycog- my-Navy Munition# Board, i under arms and send them “ If Donald Nelson thoukht it BALTIMORE, ‘Ju ly I I , UP>- who was hanged in .Palestine nltlon of Taft's eall. telling rellto the rank* of l.abor waa In the public Interest to award i • the demand for work- Pollee today questioned three by the Irgun Zval Leuml under­ porters: "W hat am I supposed to say, this contract for a new type of is he ggot over one of young bargemen in the slaying of ground, collapsed today at her . Thu* to be mad* from non-atraDoris O’Brien, 40, whose trussed home in Coventry and was re­ ‘Don't shoot until you ae* the Iplane . high* hurdle isartr*m mat grl ala ** Pa hrutr asked, aakeel "h* lfke* In a serious condition. l teglc aterials. Pepper white* of their eyea.t* " ut that waen't wasn't hi* *>t>!y pprom* body floated to the surf are of the porter! "We 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 to get the production which concluded the woman nad been how desperate1 theta people are , *o ‘ badly needed to stlmu- -beaten and thrown overboard Sun­ and they could HaVe waited until t badly Industry. Lack day. July IS, from a barge which our boys were safe before execut­ tdly lagging laggi 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 of 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* of this plan say It -T H * ljnNDON, l July 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 w hit 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 ef Attlee re­ ins ih* prim# ministership * • i. '! - • ' . • ' I KtT crlsj, et lw«t pending alopmint*. There had been a i.t sern, qiiLnct j that hi I ts way !o other Itsdm hiD , and y. r | JilnlrU r E rnsti Bcvin aGonad es possible sue- I f * • '• 4 ' W i t high guvnum ent say# that A ttic’ may . I , chttigr# In h!s eabinst soon, this connection th* political 2509 SANFORD AVENUE - 41_- I spondent of th* Ixrmlou Daily ____________ .■ML **ld yeslerdty, prior to th* CB#, that th* only conceiilon ; * .Prim s Minister wr.« prepared '.make Would bs the format ion a sort of emtrgency battle TA LL CAKS |«ad of five , asnlor ministers »' tackle ths economic problems. Wg J iv a would bs Attlee ■“ > Fmreign Minister -Bavin, Her ef 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 w eathered'* MAXWELL HOUSE hiJJTicans. The storm atg1 yet down yet, ihougn, be omit them ts mnrk* iWJ aent in ths economic don, a m atter of concert! not NO. 2 CAN 2p< it »■ > . to the people of Britain but I .. u . world a t large, especially 1 I u I * .* ssv ;. —— r * — *I f CNO. 2 CAN porter ha thinks one of th* chief questions for th# Senate group la w hither young Roosvrit waa justified In recommending that work on tha photo ship be con­ tinued. rt* also remarked, I have-no doubt that It will be shown that Elliott Roosevelt accepted enter­ tainment from representatives of Hughs.' Th# contract for th# photo plan# I* entirely.separate from that for tha flying boats, but It Is *Uo under Investigation. On# point of committee Interest '* * hf *;ork «>ntlnued ican sources aald today that for almost a month Russian authuntlea had refused to grant clearance paper* for American newspaper correspondents seeking to cross the Soviet occupation son-- en route to Budapest, Bucharest or Prague. _ A member of the liaison section at U. 3. Army headquarter* here skid th at only one such clearance had been granted durlng*July, and that was "a very extraordinary case." Nrwamcn traveling from Vlenna to the American-occupied so no m hare. MLbetuuaffected, however, the w ar drew to a close and It%J>« *«ld. ‘Was apparent that fighting would and before any plane* were re. REPATRIATES reived. BERLIN, July 31, i/P>— Rus­ "In that connection, Senator sian authorities announced today Pepper asked Lovett if the latter that 260.983 German war prisoners befired there waa "anything cor­ and civilian Internees had been re­ rupt, fraudulent or ' contrary to patriated from the Soviet Unloft th# public Interest" In the late in Ihe past 12 months. Soviet Foreign Minister Vyache­ President Roosevelt's 1944 deci­ sion Ao continue the Hughes flying slav Molotov told the foreign min­ boat work after the WPB had or­ isters council at Moscow last spring that the Russian* still, held dered the contract cancelled. approximately 900,000 Gsrman Jesse Jones, former Secretary war prisoner*. of Commerce, told the commutes yesterday that Mr. Roosevelt had It takes a (raetionnf a aecond derided In favor of the comple- for human eye* to ace an object. tlon of on# plan* a t an additional cost of about 36,000,000 after 1042: vat contract* for three boat* 313,600,000 had been spent on the were made later with Hughe* and then cancelled contract. Henrv J . Kaiaer. "On th* facta aa you state them, Senator Pepper," Lovett said, “a decision of th at kind would eall for a vary careful exercise of judgment." He added tkat th* President had not consulted him on the decision. Howard Hughes and hla globetrotting publicity man, John Maywill take the stand aide by aid* tomorrow In the senatorial Investigation of Hughes' wartime plan# contracts. Senator Ferguson (R-Mlch) announced today that arrangements have been mad* for the Joint appearance of the Hollywood millionaire and the man who aaid he spent tavlah sum* to entertgi n - government offtctnl* In-1 Hughes' behalf. Ferguson's announcement was made a fte r a session In which the Senate W ar Investigating com­ mittee beard testimony that top military leaders- turned down n mass flying boat program in July, ________ authoritative source aald today Britain would send tb* 4.600 Jew­ ish refugees of the R. S. Exodu* | of 1047 expedition to Germany,^ and perhaps later to Africm. if thev Tcreistrd in refusing to dis­ embark a t Port-De-Bouc, France. The source said Trim* Minister Attire and his cabinet took that decision a Ca. meeting In which the* entire Palestine situation was con­ sidered. ■ Under the plan, the Exodus of 1047 refugees would remain tem­ porarily in the British sonc of. German? while Ihe British c a b in e t picked a nuu place for them In some other British-controlled area of the . I .uuuJdUseuihlv an African colony, the source said. Tho Jewish refugees arrived off France. Monday. Three BrltUh ship*.brought them from P alestine.. . waters, where their ship, tha .for mer President Warfield, rename.! Exodus of 1917. had been Interccplrd and rammed by the British. q u e e n m a r t h a il s SOUTHAMPTON.Eng., July 31 UPi-TCheering crowd* and elrecllng plane* »*w th# 81.235-ton, Queen Mary off today on her fleet postwar voyage to New York as a passenger liner. Th# reconverted Cunanl liner, eeeond biggest afloat, wa* due to reach New York Aug. 6.' KNOW YOUR AIR FORCES BETTER POWER 1V IS IT AIR FORCES FIELDS^ 15 P F rtC f PQ W [ A IR F O R C E DAY, A U G U S T Isi ■ -.-IV - Si • - *' _________ ___________ V E • m *jess • -n POWELL'S EDGEWOOD ^' b ■V - WEEKEND SPECIALS 3 for MILK I L- ' *5p Don't Mias Thia Chance O f A Life Time To Furniah Your Home ' A t A Mere Fraction O f Regular Pricen— jMjjljj 26c COMPOUND COFFEE 33c lb** i6c ' STRING BEANS 10c ENGLISH PEAS f 10c — r.-W fANA, Fla., July 31~0P) rp O 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 VAN CAMPS * doz. N O . J W H IT E “ J? * 27c • AND ALL OTHER CUSTOMARY SERVICES AT YOUR DISPOSAL BUY AT YOUR OWN PRICE AND TAKE UP TO 12 MONTHS : "T O PAY. • U ■t c:*i> f?3_; • 1r ** v « .. . - ARM OURS W ESTERN m m .— -4, *-=•=- i/ -/;m H B .* jilt 1 - ■A pf! * ATTENDING THIS C. B. Brause of Lake '■ thg daraage * i mm10 lbs. 43c POTATOES1 iar the boundary t " ?' FOB EVERYONE 12c LEMONS 7 :3 0 p m . EASY TERMS . PORK & BEANS • i*I ■ S A L E S T W IC E D A IL Y •. Destroyed By 000 Florida Fire ‘.T t " I ». • — 43c J: J v f / 4;’i ' » 9 t> *J h i POLAR FRI r-’fL* * rf-t m. v> BEACON DAIRY ICE < ST DAY r ~ » * . ( -y. ' • . • . v • . “ ^ ^r-______________ _ \ \ A - '' ------m um m m m ------------ J �m f -4 7 - 4 .*kv— l a U »lty T licrt la S tren g th — THE W EATHER 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 j t b — — . — ^ I Util I fu ^ n d b a t - - AN INDEPENDENT DAILY N hW HPAPKK “w— Established 1908 V O L U M E X X X V III ilu u d j uidaj »ilh widely scattered afler■noun thunder-hower-s Gentle to modrratc variable winds. SA N FO RD , F L O R ID A , F R ID A Y . A U ftU S T I, 1947 -»n N O . 186 A i w d i U d P re s s L o a ie d W iro --------- a - e ' jPW Russia Hits U. S. Cut In British Britons-Jews •Offer To Mediate Food Rations Clash Again Is Predicted In Palestine Hughes Plane Chosen After4 Elliott’s Okay Nation Reported Ask­ Regimental Station, ing U. S, To Relax Funeral Proces­ Loan P r o v i s i o n s s i o n Arc Attacked Limiting I m p o r t s In New V i o l c n c e General States A i r . Force Had Reject­ ed Jolt Previously; Brewster Attacked * Gromyko Calls F o r Immediate A c t i o n •O n Issue By UN S e c u r i t y Council l a k L s u c c e s s , au *. 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 /^ h o s tilitie s , 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 irM lIa n l aw ra g * Sim> One-Stop flig h t om Tokyo Ms By 7 Superforte AVA.SillNGTON. Aug., 1 (AVSeven 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 a t­ tempted." J B ie flight wa* one1 nf the M «br feature* of * world-wide ohiervanca of the 40llr«nniver*arv of the Air Force, which a week ago wa* accoued equal atatu* with the ground and naval force* hv enactment of the military unifi­ cation law. Eight, aupcrfnrt* took off from Tokyo. a t 1:09 A.M. yesterday. Ona dropped out. after a threehour atop at Klmendnrf • Field. Anchorage, A laika.-for-refueling. tArc To State Need For Farm 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 of governmental agencies In Washington Tuesday. Lamon’e Oraw, manager of the V vvtable Committee, said today. Ha aald FVC 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 of Miami, chair­ man of- the labor eommittaa of th tF V C , will head the Florida „ .,i-»i rhieh v-f3h ‘ will‘ meat with Joseph SatoraUl, aaaiatant administrator of tha Immlgratun Serire; Willi kin J. McLaan, State Department side; Kenneth Butler of the farm hranrh, U8DA; and Labor repracntatlve* of the Jamaican amt Bahaman government*. si e 11, Building Approved Sm Garage, at Palroette Aveof which caved in __ 4d the heavy weight jon the roof following Avoidance O f ; A-Bomb In Wars Seen By Devers General Says Final Victory Will Rest On Ground Troops Hy JACK SMITH LONDON. Aug. 1 (At !m mediate large-icale cuti in Brit­ ain** meager food ration) were forecait today ar cabinrt mini.leri studied plant to combat the nation's economic crisis. A well informed louice close ti. th r '|c v e .v td i* n l 'Jrtilf-P rim e' MmK'- c ' " " 11 J ,to b L IV' - " ’ ■■landing general of the Army ground forcer, laid today that the atom bomb proably will nrvrr again be w ed in war Military leaden probably will avoid the bomb "a* ciicomipertl) in-any future war at gai jn Woijd War 11.“ he told an audience at Newatk airport at part of ceremoniet marking the 40th annivrrrary of the Army Air Force). General Dcvcii—said—that--,! the atom bomb were used, an “ atomic Hugging match" would follow. “Neither tide could to achieir any m bilantial victory," hr taid. Whether the atom bomb ii uied or not in future warfarr, llir "fin­ al decision could be effected only by surface force*," the ground force* commander laid. —— He »*w "every prospect that we can avoid war" when the Unit­ ed State* hai a "fly-to-fight" atGeneral Devera annnunroL- *’lp the n ear' 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 e st Lions Offer Services To Jaycees In Drive Hie Lions Club a t ita meeting at the Tourist Center today of­ fered ita bit vice* to the Junior Chamber of 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 of 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 a t tha na­ tional convention at San Franejsco. Maine Writer Prorea Extent Of City Fame ter Attlee would disclose the de­ tail* in announcing his crisis pro­ gram in the House of Commons next Wednesday. Meanwhlli! (lie Daily Ki press and .Dally Telegraph, persistent critic* of the Libor regime, sahl the cuts would tie bitween 25 and 50 per cent In lome foods already rationed more thinly'than in war­ time. . . The newspaper* forrivaw deep cut* in meat, butter, grain and tinned food*, ei|iecially fruit umt vegetable*. The xourof rnnfirm.it th at- iJiatirTeducrione' were com lug, but declined detaile. • .Meat already is rationed to one ■hilling and two pence (about 21 ceqts) worth pet week, shout enough for one meal. The butter ration is 2*x ounces per week. Canned fond distribution Is re­ stricted hy a Stiff point rationing system. While the people awaited- de­ tails of the cuts, a government source said Britain was, pressing -the United State* to relax pro­ vision* of the American loan (ftflllRHd M |>MF T u t) Report Reveals 8 Percent Coal Production Drop WASHINGTON, A u g .. I ' trnv v o ii nAssociation iiu n The nauonii Nationsf* Coal 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." , „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 'th e spring strike laat year. 'N oting 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 Mayfair Inn Donates $300 To Jaycee Drive - - Lake Mary I’ropurty Subject Of Dispute Ft* + ■ — ---- . K : JERUSALEM. Adg. I tdb A I.OS ANGLES. \ug. 1—id*) A deputy l , S, nuiohsll called British regimental headquarter* at lltiHard llughr*' llt-tefly here was attacked today with gieHill* apartment and three nadcs and mm Ian sad one at­ ol hi- plant- tod*), lull was tacker was killed, while in lei linn Me to find, the millionaita induMrUtiM'tu wrr*e him with Aviv several Jew* were icpoiled a nulipiH-na demanding Ms wounded by gunfire from a Urit'A P B C a ra w * ' in 'a ll n V iig lu n Aimorrsl car which cx**nd:4>an: , before a Senate H ar Con­ tract* Inimtigatinji „ Comit among a funeral procession* o l 1 miller. 5.(100 Jews. 'Five grrnadr and mortar ex­ WASHINGTON, Aug 1 vP> plosions heralded an attack on Maj, General Oitici t \ Lctuti headquarters of the Hampshire Ictlitied today that hllioll K0014Rrftflient, only 200 yard* from xcll puked a Hoi, aid * Hughes' the Jewish agenty. . plane at tiic beD available for Two suspected attackers weie wailmic -)iholo-(econnaiiatue work captuied alive. No casualties aflri the Air Foiee high commaud among the llainpshiies were an­ turned it down m 194,1. nounced. I cliol,. wattinie cliief of, the Aim m sirens summoned troop* -A rr-inps Mi’j i ,,*] I'timiiuiiiT iofT to Mellon stations and Die area was--cmilnrirrt nff in p o lltF IlF K in the Senate Wai liiVctligaling Com­ rounding up men for questioning. mittee that tiic ton ol the late About 200 |>er*otis were held for 1’ieiidrnl Rootcvelt lit rllcrt tescreening. t r i ’r.l ll,r tlrtiimn of the Air In Tel Aviv, private source* Coip,' licit espetf). said ihfee bursts of gunfire from an armored cm manned by police­ I hr liriifial agirrd lliat il the men wonnded several persons in plane nittld ,l>i ■a 1iaiiuri) -i*1t the film-firl precession for five riiilr* an hour it (lint would.hat* Jewish victim* of reprisal khootings Isst tilglit.. . , hern the Air l nips' |.*»lr»t plane *A sente of Jew* were wounded 1)1 tin I, pc. in last night's shooting, which Clin i1mail Ferguson titM h T i) n reliable source attributed to ................. I timt the tiiniiiiiu** Tommie* bent on mvi-nno for tha Ima l», it imai-le to find*any A<r hanging by Irgun Zvsi Lvumi, Coip* If ita dialing with tho Jewish underground urgenixaex|H‘niiiciiiiil plinic I**tween July, tlon. i/f two British sergeant* at 1942. and* rt,. , ml of Julie,. 1943. Natsnya. PaUitlni- {Killev Lave irtwr,-probably ward invest Igntiun of thsf Iwgun nmic bvsti-ii llupii,-* was curtihoaitngs.' ducting In- i-t'u dt i cloimirtiL Rs A* the funeral procession, led Juhbil tl it ii.tc in June 1941, by the chief rabbi and t)i« city lie math' t, ispuit tut pcitmmawca eouneillors, approartml the g ira t nhd i ppwi clt"ii uf ttu synagogue, an armon-d ear man 44,ipiu » |.l»n- a* ■!»* request of _"‘* f-jr-.Ly B-Ui? tuuvoJ s*. lii'W lsI If. H At In.I-1, tlie comward It, Ita Hhfn giin* manneTT liuii.-lilii' grntinl it the A ir and swinging in are*.. The Infor­ Futc, t mants said'shot* came from the Wlufc tin- iilLiiftl was lesti- * ear as It withdrew.. fyiug. ctiiuiiiUlci nnb * tuld ieThe Tel Aviv incident touched LMitlwi - I tiat - y,wfitg Konaevelt lias off a series of sharp elastics. Eight SHtilVN AT THE TOP Is a view of Grand Ib-nd Avenue looking toward the Country Club Rond front t u n -.tm ltlkd tt- liilif y Iwfure Crystal Lake bathing lieach. The aVca Oil the rigid Is'Jiart nf Du66,ti71 aquaro' feel of puMk luinb the oung Jew* were wounded by gunilit* , •jhiniitWEi-Mil Mumlay, jre and 16 others were reported vac,id oil by * 1916 n-snlutlun r>f the County Couiiidasion and now auhjocl of dimpijlo* hy l.nlj- Star) ten l.ciinD. m»w jetited front the latir*. Below is a picture of tho bathing lieach and I.Mtlilomse cuiistriielrrl by the Lake .Mur v Pm, id patii*. t ___ , ____ injured'in clashes with the police Temhers Atsociatiun. Left. It. H, Kuhnnkn, presidt-nt Army, Iilatc.l tlml t' Itin) t was tlu< P. T. A.; right, Jam es L. FliliU. chsti and military. A private source l|illll)nl!,'.| IlMitl- fti'lll III* said troops opened fire when a man of tha P. T. A twarli proj«‘Ct. a- , bid nf i <i i,iiai*suce work group of young ’J e w s. stormed 1 l||4111*' 1*4 butt iiVei various llsrclsy's Bank and other gioups * li! Iill*lit - II. Rtttlt tbu overturned an army truck and i t|a - 1.5|-*rII at Ii'l fMmplaiiita stoned the general post office II sin11ithr t| Ml, Sltl building. The attack on the Hampshire regiment heailqusrters heir » » ' made against the entrance to Mix petitions containing «iri the perimeter of ita defenses. The attackers threw two mat­ lull nam o wilt hr prrsrnlnj to tresses ovr the barbed wire and (tie Luunty Commission •Tm-wf v, ( ^ t k2 | ( l m g ( 'O H ( O IlC lO T tossed in a grenade in an a t­ moiiiiiig inoimug in a leriuesl icqurtl that a I'M i ‘Awkward Situation” tempt- to brearn the dafinses: Diie action of the Hoard to vacate It, llir t*-.,Mialrd I’re** of the altarkera wa* shot four Caused Withdrawal Sriutlni lt.it-, it ■ \ Taft , (R limes, and he was found laving to l tain property in ljrkc Mary Lr From Paris -Pailcy he street, a grenade elute <rritindrd. Flank Ev.nn, piouit Obiol, erulni -,-il Tv Otiio Itepuli( m tliitM mm I ' f t f f R ia l ii.-nii* fur tin- tin t ' invsidentlal mill Like Maiy Jacp.iui and ijniifiimlinti, tmriinwii’d at I’nsxI'HAGUE, (TriTimliw akia. Aii|*,. piupetty owner, annuiimrd HhI h ( I'riln i '-i f.o, ign umt ilm tT ract At Lake Mary I (d't -Fotrign Mtntslri J jii Ma- Carry-Over B a l a n c e I hr piiqieity involved is m iVi* tt*- l * * * l m i" nddraa* a t Shrinking Despite Crystal U k e Winter llqmes s.,,. )« Joiobw, I . a " i *.-■ lie alv, ansaiyk »»id today Ingli Ru*)ian lead­ * Czech Minister Commission Is .Petitioned To Rescind 1945 Act To Vacate ‘nator Til It 1Is • Relates Motives Seen As Dewey’s Of Meet Boycott Budget Reveals Big Increase In School Expenses! Ib Sold To Ohioan 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^ 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 Jr-'r.kV $300. Chase and Company contri­ buted $100, Uld Yowell Company Bricker Receives 2 added $100, Mather of Hanford Threatening Calls ■seu *100, Randall Chase gave and Dr. H arry Z. Bilsby gave $20 toward tha operation of the COLUMBUS Ohio, Aug. 1-UP> booth. —Police disclosed today th at These donation* had been re­ Senator John W. Bricker (R-Ohlo) ported at noon today and there had received two threatsnlnjr telare other* th at hare not yet been ephone calls yesterday turned iuIn. iiwwvvbti However, fwio $545 In eon as *a in mw u lt muriwu iu cun*! b extraodlnary pracaut- 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 a t Orlando, apologise to you and to him. Mr. Georgs IL Femald who hardware business In Sanford waa OK mine." minta cousin of Tha foregoing J J P IS: yberalaat ™ A™ {SM EW Txsrnrptr Led for Sanford through project, Chariea Luke reported. night. ity created Ona of tho Ulsphona calls, which police a i d they believed ROTARY PROGRAM The RL Rev. Chariea B. Col wore made by "cranks," was made that Dick Aiken, tenor soloist was tnore, retired bishop of Puerto to tha Brlcktr home In suburban from Orlando. JUco. who has been ta rrin g for upper Arlington a few 'hour* be­ Urn Rav. Mark Carpenter at Holy fore Urn senator waa to taka part MBS. LUCAS DIBS Mrs. Dess* Lucas, former reel- Cross Episcopal Church for the In a statewide -dinner ■honoring month, will bo, the principal Senator Robert A- Taft (R-Ohlo) tustnwv<l fhrtt 1h* uiHiltl inBKtt jL_nf«a_ e n ' bad- '.jroinlfJ• oul'^-lhe -awk- T R e.v c n u c and, eml.ras-er ^ T ^ jT m itv lUFT-Tmi w h H h '.rto run on Boosts rjrvismn piU‘a||a fed *•! ltreets arul ij.ii^-' o. |. :s «ln o in- returns from hU WaliiiLftl of Cmhoslovakia's ac­ ceptance of the invitalitw' to the j | l(l ,rnulivr icJ,IM| | ludgCL adjacent to a public liallimg I "a, Ii western qiedtjng tjipMi'unwhih- Gov. rhum at E. The land was drdicalni hv tin* let,« p*m caufsrrncc on thr Marshall |lK|jy by the County ■v nf New V«rk wound Up owner, _lhc late A. E. SmJ)l*‘m. width it tve-lt riie ’ loin today ptopmaL [ School Hoard iotluwing a heating on Aug 4, 19211 "to th^puhfir ftleltda Klimilelitt? deelatreij InMaiaryk, who rcltirned rrccnlly 4| which to, protrsling ciltcrn* <i,;i ,m1 Ids i'erkriir for the 1948 from Moscow, told this rrpotlrr appe.irrd. iliow), shows llial ex- fnr thru use and consriq,m ,- |{i-pnlilh-an inrsldetitiat . nonilnfnrever;. to have and to hold lie had "needed no guidance" In |ieii)f>, imlnding a 33 |,rnrot at iou. \ - Jin* New Yorker*a train rrslue. even esrliei that hit coun- Inkr in teachrl)’ salarjes, are ill- for the use set forth, '.ill -tr* *t avenues, alleys, park, and |uil*L* leucbeil Albany, an-nefstea told i»y might have to withdraw (rom creasing (ailrr than rrvenues and ground,'' and that the plal « *’ re|a)t4er» they iadlevu alaiut 490 (he confeteuce. threaten ill thr future to wqte out votes mo now assured for- Dewey entered and’tecorded m the offu ■ on the first bntlot rn Dm CL O. P. (Orcfcotlovakia firtl acrepted balance) canted over. of the Clerk* of the Cm ml Cum I tiomitiaiing t-olivettlem. It will Total irceipti' are estimated at a Hiiiith-Frcnch invitation to ditrequite 547 to nhmipaie. rra a lls a e d aa I'a a r *1,1 cun thej Matihall prupoial of U. $671,843 for the faming year, Tlicv also made it clear tin y regard SeuSGti Taft at thla S. aid in restoring European econ­ an increase uf $138,597 over the (age as Do- Teaiiing prospeqiya omy. The country latrr withdrew $533,246 of last year. Offsetting Canning Operations Coil (Slider ntrninwt Dewey. the accaplance and i|nrrned any this is about $666,353 total « • IliKh Despite W eather Along that line, they taid: Dewey probably will not go on participation in thr Maohall pro­ timated expenditure* as compare^ outside New Y'ork again posal talks, a* did Ruina and all with $488,145 last year, an an­ Canning operation* at tin- Sam „(In*tour year Tt appears th a t ticipated increase of $178,208. ford Canning kitrtn-n im West •oippnrt furunless other Eaitcrn European nation) in Taft is making strong' Thus as Supt. T. W I jw lon told Twenty fifth Street near Sanford heltdw .'IV the Rutiian tphrrr.) Avenue are almost un a par with Neilber Dewey mir TaH has Ma*aryk, son of (he founder of to L E. Jordan , 1J. A. Histline those of last year In tqblu of un the rrpuMlc and himself eilucatrd ant] Herman E Mdrria, the net in­ favorable weather, Mi*. R b a e je t said he definitely will ba a eamliilate Tim only avowed cqnin tha United States, gave the crease in expenditures is esti­ Hutted, director, aald Galav. idnte is former Governor HtastSa first dsMled account of his trip mated at $39.611 more than th'f A few housewives wars, rUtlint* of Minnesota. to Mci*e*l» early In July. and peeling peaches for •‘aiuungj today, ami many more would have He assarted that he and Com­ net increase in receipts. It waa pointed out that the been present, said Mrs. -Hu-led. Senator Holland Paya munist Premier Element Gottla shrinking, _ had not a truckload of peaches due wald were not "sent for" and .rarry-over . balance________ Short Visit Here that had ha readied even liefore Lest v .ar It was $94,082. For. the, Xo a rr|va from Bouth Carolina, tto a tla a M ea P s s , ■'*' | broken down en route. ha talked with Prime Minister Senator Speaaard Holland, an TtiB kltfhJh, occupying the titlira area of a former garage of route bothS to Barlow to attend Slr M n t S r ttMtha"Kromlin iT)*^ liaby AUl^atorH Are construction, - is roomy and bis daughter's wedding, paused a under existing elrcumatances, ttl* Donated To City Zoo block wtll lighted. It haa lots uf table few minute* this afternoon during ant 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 D PRACTICE alligators to the Sanford Zoo has pressure cooking, also 15 pressure er* that included Mavor H. J . Gut, Edward lliggin*. H. B. Pop# _ Jr. ex-Marin* ami for- Increased the gator Juveniles to cookers. * An experimental crop of hub and Andrew Csrrsway. ' director of the Lake 10 In number. The^r are-In n sep­ mer “Hope you didn't mind th at city M hi - school, will start Iwnd arate enclosure of their own on bard squash waa raised here dur practice Uarly this year In order 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 round out a big hand'In time sums turtles for company. "Mama Possum" has some rmw few were left over for private tor Holland i* said to have told H I game*. All school Instruments lrteltidlng babies, but they are' hard to sea canning and proved a wonderful Chamber of Commerce Manager and Grammar School as she keep* them In her pockeL success for canning, said -Mrs. Higgins, Senator Holland also .In* t be present for the Two Taxaa typo horned toada. are lluite,l. She declared that thla dicattd that he will be in Sanford the High School at 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 Monday morning. ' . ■ . ‘ M iL ^==H Ei � 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/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 31, 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/7940f9ef7d152ad48f31395d564a1818.pdf dbffe3a3d23d4dade705377bea73bd3a PDF Text Text THE BANFORP ITBRALD. 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Phone .303 Vf Ir-rrfH:- \ f A . iv ’ „ . .» �* i n . a i 11 — ? - r.*t •,. k • ''v - ’- ‘* ■- * TH E W EA TH ER In U nity Then U S trength— To Protect th* P m m of (h« World j To Promote tko Progr*»« of America; To Prodae* Prosperity for Sanford. Considerable cloud;ne»» with scattered afternoon and • Ttninh thornier,ho« er« through Friday Gentle lo moderate south to southr*\l wind*. A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y VOLUME XXXVIII E s ta b lis h e d 190ft SA N FO RD , Bodies Of British Capital City 'Of Indonesia Forest Is Captured Soldier I n j u r e d In Booby T rap ’Explo­ sion D u r i n g Rc. moval Of Victims W AA Accused Of Using Planes For Employees’ Trips JERUSALEM. July 31 t f V H ie bodiet of '(wo young Hrilioh ‘tergeanli kidnapped at ftottagei by I (gun Zvai Leumi w t’t found today hanging from two eucalyptus Ueei and weie bUvted to bilo by a booby trap when Expenses In Flying A u t h o r i z e d Pas­ sengers Sqid High S c a t Of Republic’s Parliament Situa­ ted In Java Falls To Duf/h Troops BATAVIA, Java. July SI­ GH—The scorched, dead-city of Malang, seal of the. Indo­ nesian Republic's parliament, fell to the Dutch today, the Netherlands army announced, and other Dutch columns raced tnwara the biasing town of Tjllatjap, chief republican port on the south Java roast. K fcW SPA PBH F L O R ID A , T H U R SD A Y . JU L Y 31. 1947 Royal Marriage Set For Nf>v. 20 LONDON, July 31—(41— rrinceaa Klizabeth and l.lautenant Philip Mounthatten will be married Nov. 20 at West­ minster Ahby, . IliKkiJBgbam Palace annniinci'd tonight. “The King and Queen have approved that the marriage of Princes* Klirabeth and Lieut­ enant Philip Mountbatten shall take place at Westminister Abbey at 11:30 A. M. on Thusday, Nov. 20ih 1047," the brief itatrm rn t said. The Iwtrothnl of the heires* presumptive and the former Greek Prince had been given formal approval before the Privy Council at the palace earlier today King George VP* formal tnnsrnl before the Privy Connrll carried out an old ritual. Greeks Weigh Chiefs New UN Blow At Balkans Truman Aid Plan Is Reported In Force Despite Red Veto Of Watch Group I \KK SUCCESS. July 31 Greece formally charg­ ed Itu.sia’s three llalkan i*; lelliirs today »lth aggressbm In a drastic new move aimed at cminlertng the So­ viet Cnlon's vein of an Amer­ ican proposal (or an 11-memMr Vnlted Nations Hunter CnniniMeinn. —f N O . 185 A s s o c ia te d P r f u L o w e d W lro Of Army- Flying Boat Public Hearing St. Johns River Is Conducted By Measure Signed City Commission By Pres. Truman Action of WPB In Let­ ting Contract To IIuKhcs-Kaiser Up­ set S t a f f Heads WASHINGTON. July 31 up>— fbc joint ( \irny Navy) chief* oi Request To Close Srm- Jacksonville To Lake •tall drt Isresl in July, 1942, that f t v-' F > m * - h ‘ H n r n t ' y * 1 * r o j e c r " i n f * h v v . v t - n « iwesensiv-rra-ng -bags-. - —— 1* hmle" RRll Vvtf. Dur­ flying lx>.al progiain would I f inLAKE SUCCESS, July 1| (id 1 ? DATAYT/V Java’,' July l l '(AS G i v e n $ 3 0 0 , 0 0 0 ing Races Approved .»itini*iali|e." it waa developed to­ re (’ , irek gmrinment repented bv cuseJ the War Anels Administra­ Jungle troops ol the Dutch army S Jo:me<l tourers today In be con AI* Special Washington Service day .at a S-nate inae*t’ig»tion int^ tion of uiing a fleet of (Janes lo drove today to within two miles The City Commuijon held a the award lain that year of tha WASHINGTON. July U u ll gidrnng the pombdity ol bring haul rlenographer*. clerks and oth­ of the resort city of Malang, key public hearing yesterday Mo de­ President Tuintan signed today .< 1luicl-e* K.ai.tri ronlt.arii lor ihita mg rhitger agsmil B u u u 't Bal­ to earl central Java, and were er '"unauthorized passengris" with termine whether or md to ie*ok-* $502,1 W.OI 2 ziqtiopnaiion bill a m h Iki ala. kan ulelblet under the moat dl ai­ rome of the trips "week end" af­ expected lo occupy the- (lame, the lifer and wine In rnie ol I, lot Hood cnnliol. n.uu.ition itfld ftobeii A, LovgJt, nm<s-und«r*ff^ de -pinvitipni of tbe United Nation* ravaged center by night. fairs. D. Carlton, 80 C West Ninth other non-military, atliaiiiei of Ihe irt.aiy of <lale. tratified to tha cllSItri. • Ruley told te|Hiitcrs rspenses A broadcast Indonrvtan com­ Street, as I f quelled in a petition Senile War Investigating Commit­ in flying authorized passengers munique said llie Dutch were with- $5,000 Goal . Set By 1 lie (iieek delegation lo the Unit­ hy 18 nrathy tf»idetiti It w.ra War Department. tee .as" In the Hand of these lop One of ihe Laie*t measures *pWere far above i ummeitlal coiti m mortal range and that Indo ed Nations would not rnmnrn'. derided lo pul the place #on a Group. To Further maed liy. lliv 8* mIi CoiiBrc'sa be-, W v •'■’l *>1.......Ilie.se.---- «----- —— lie cited 37*flighta trrtween No nesians were applying *ll»e scotch­ n , but infosritrcl. sources said* the r-*Wtn—eorj-rf—t' He read into the record of a tiire llie July If* recr*j, ii t'K P.uhlicity~-Hxaj-c-c4. <rr.t, were studying c|o*efv pcadwrlnanary— iember, 1946, and March. 1947. on ed earth polity.’ ate any more complaints, In i which lie ■Wfd-tP7-aUllururrd~pIT I he Krpuhlicans ass'iled also Chapter \ r!I ol tbe charter, whiii voke tbe” licemc, ll wai an eludes $700,001).for tbe St. Jobns letter vlm li Robot A. Patterson, River pfojecl, Jarktonaille lo l.-ale tlien updo sec ret sry ol *v*r, wrol# The Seminole County Junior pioaiJet (or United Nalinna *<■• sengers were carried at a cost jl their forces were within 12 milcv nnunced today by Guidon Brad llxinry. in tbe * J9 8 .11-1,8)5 lot live ye an .ago yesterday aummarilChamber of Commerce opened a %7i,\72.H7, including 28 fe*t of Batavia and had teoccupied lion tn raaea of aggirtiion and ley of llie City Msnsgrr'a nlftrr flood control roriltiiu lion rind ittg the position of llie joint obiefs flights of planes. Hr said roomier the perimeter towns of Tanger- drive at llieit luncheon meeting bretchea of peace. "* . Ibe lequeil of llie Uo.nl Guuard mainten ance It dan « irrtri .$1 1(».- of al.alf. cu air transport costld have pro- ang, Septon* and Tpmrne. The today in the Mayfair Inn tn raise That chapter ***« invoked for Auxill arv In lime Srrninolr Bou­ UTtieii-'ti tvlotr tbe memoran­ sided ihr tame service for $13.- Dutch declarrd th il claim was $5,000 to rna.iqlain »ml-jjj»crite ih’e first time ill UN hiiloiy ye. levard where m*ny boat* are »o fnr naaigstmn impioaement* -ind 141.48, making a saving* of $’>9,. "nonten**." This' Tbporlrr Hound ihe touiist information booth on1 terd-ar hy Auilialia in biingint be launched during Iwial rat*» m-ainlenanre liming tbe year ending dum to Don ibl 31 Nelson, then rhsnm jn •>( tbe \V.at Production next June 30. no s sign of Republican activity the Seminole Boulevatd. 431.39. the Indopetian' and Balkans u*u*i on Sept. I, was a|>|iin*rJ, Mill Other Items are for Board, wlnrli liter tbal year gave Ifizley fa chairman of a House in the genrrsl Batavia area. "This i* a community' pioject are on the council's agenda fni led lo Stale Itnad Deparlmrnl the I'annma Canal, fill,190,387 for Henry J Kri*er. vk'es| Coaat »hipexpenditure* sulK-ommiltce which The Indoncian broadcast said and we want lo te'e that it is com­ remeteriat expenses, f 1.H04.000 for the m,'eling today. appiftv il. has Iicon investigating WAA fly­ Malnng tv** "heavily grenaded buiblrr. and I liw.*td IJugbe.t *erdpleted." Brailey (Wham, pteiidenl . It «n. said authoritntlvelv that ing expenditure*. A w ritten leport from ttr. the Alaska Communications Sysand maehlnegunned" during III.* “ For the hcn-*flt of the WAA night, and that Hepiihliean* atart- ol the organization,, told those the Greeks have’been told hy Ihr Raymond L. Ilsis, City no-it tn- | tmi. ntnl iMto.nrm for nlternlion zifi n su tk u l. cuginrrt and him briilges over navigable waters uri- die ei. an $IB,0!Hi,000 contract nnd anybody else,” llisley said, ei| fire* In the city yesterday. prerentv._______ , - — 'United Klalea that the Ttomsn a pecto rru ra* reviewed hi which he der the Jurlssllctlon of the At my the Inquiry includes a finding, It said Dutch planes strafed gave b it tr*»oii< for condemning lo cotivtiuct liner huge flying aid plan remniiieil definitely In "Possibilities of bringing tourists force despite Ihe Htuslia vote -f some beef i which had Iweii sent Engineers. that “one WAA employee, accord­ Malang. boat*. While the total is Sll7.iUK.lRft ing to official flight logs main­ The Indoneilana said another into |lm area are unlimited, and «n American prot*o*al tz* s e t'up a In' a ' local n n u k r t bv n ealll-* Under questioning by Senator tained by WAA, made five trip* mhimn of the Dutch army, equip (Mi money lint s*ill be donated Hnlkso* Cnmmltiion. Furthermore. raiser In llie routily, Tbe liver of under n $819,927,100 budget esti­ mate. it carries the largest flood O'Cntii'i-ir ID Md.i anti C a i n at various times during (tie last ped latgelv with U. H. Iend-l***e llie <fnim*i was rom plptrlv de |l ,w«old I Imt Ihe United Ktnlea will be' spent lo blither the louiMt coutud-Juud In .several, year*-- — U^tVaJ^»r--4e»vel*- » .d - ( h i t -tk*year, ostensibly as a tn-rclaty. |old Ilia- Graeka-lhla-eowolrv- »*»*' alm yatl a s * cesolt n f* V x r r r r e and aiirplti* war aupplle*. had Th« budget figure Included nn \V|'|t * *i n In letting « contract " A. jjyrium nd-.records.show e u f nearly -halfway kef at* IKe program tn this city." Odium ad­ '•uni,- teJiiii-l ahem In their ef-1 toxtc condition,, lie staled, nnd Ill's origins) estimate of nearly $'.181,- to Hugh- a and l.sNee '‘caused person on duty statu* waiat of Java lit a drive from Te- ded rt* In estnhlDh a alnble govern- had fen-lered the tieef unfit for 000.000 and President -Trumans CiUicrrn*' rn tlir petT (if tha chief* lnT»*“ •** during “* ' rr office the time she gtl, on the north coast, to -th e A thermometer, ahowlng the rnt an<l a'tnp the divordrr* In Ihe either, human or amnia*, rnntum p- rrouest for an estra War ilcp.rt- of *taff. was on these trips, with one ex. tinbnUarl area, 35 mile* to tha lion. Ur s.ild i*e knew of no other prorres* of the drive will be plar- alknn*. fund of $237,000,000 to tiegir ceptlen. In that ra**, sire I* southed*!. The Rrj ubliezBto *»• In accordance with mest In­ amerit10.year In thed'-wpto'rn era*. Mem, Chapter VIII Include* strong program to control rave in which ti»e WPB iiAd un show t^ as k in g on annual'leave,' eerted Oi* Dutch tCye ^»liig-*a spection ordinance "of Ihe Clly, a of trie'Jalcees will ranvass p u s itl, tr<Tn breaking off refloixj,*. develop hydroelectric I'ov. leiinten to jieiomr th» purchiaj Jtz* Larson, WAA general company of Japanese In the at­ the county In an effort to get the lalions with the aggressor up lo the lieef wet I'omientited amt oi er and otherwise utilize the rmin- log ngenev. rd-ltng tliat It'involv­ counsel, said he I* familiar Tn gen tack. needed money on which to main­ actual military operation* by. the del i d destroyed, the report stated / Irv's water resource*. e d “n liazardous and unusual aperal with the report of lUziey's The Republican Seventh Divi­ tain the booth gnd further 'the United Nation* against any rqun- The Commission accepted the ic Mm Ida projkei* included in tin* j prpacli U> have n third agancy subcommittee staff, since hit sion, pitted against the Dutch ad­ tourlat publicity program of the try' the Security Council decides poft, ,»afd Mr- Hradley, but -tded flood control portion of the hill competing with the Army and office supplied.the'Information. vancing on Malang from the north, eountyt It was stated. Navy tn' mdering ComBal equip­ has eommittrd an act of aggres­ that fg'oie mra: inndsmnatiou were: finding- lie confirmed by Sjat* Larson added, however, that offered no organlied resistance “ 'Today we are starting one of sion. Caloosahatrhee River and l.ske ment. Laboratory' analysis. “with tome of lb* contusions w* except that of tog road blocks, tha largest programs aver under Okeechobee drainage area* $12.the War Productlrfn Board sudHowever, the United Nations The Commission deferred action 700: Hollywood Harbor (Port Kv. ■lenly lawam'e a eonlraetlng agenare forces) to take exception.' tank traps, land mines and oc­ taken bv the Seminole County police fore* which would carr in regard tn Insuranceo f taxi­ casional anlplng. a dispatch from H nNilRNJtt I'ftK* I'mfctl ergladev) $410,000; 8t. John* Riv­ The subcommittee had planned Junior Chamber of Commerce,” if. mil any such military orders stl to question WAA Administrator Soerahaja said. The Dutch Jungle G. McIntosh told the oiganitation la In the discussion stages, Not cab operator* until after the er, Jnrksonvllln lo l.ake IlnriU'V. KoU-rt Littlejohn and hla deputy, troop* were hacked by mechanis­ “Wr need everyliody's help to, ■no soldier has vet been commit- State Insurnnre Commission holds $300,000; St, Lucie Inlet $6LOOP: a healing on Aug. rl. James A. Molllion, today but both ed force* Dutch officer* said four complete Mils financial program led to tbe UN fotce. lak e Worth Inlet $10(1,300; Tmti5f- • .4 "Due t i i r p o r ts of ari'idrnt* pn llaibor $200,000. were out of the city, Littlejohn Dutch soldiers, had Iteen killed and we urge every citlsen In the UN ob*ervrt» said a -slgnlflcaused lyt. high sh iu ld iriy xt In New York and Molliton in end-six wourjded and that a num­ county to support our program,' The lull carries fund* t<» con­ ■nnt part of Cliaptei VII l* Article 1 reel Iiilrrsrrtinns, the Confllll. tinue or start water pr'oiect* in ber of enemy sniper* were, killed. Mr. McIntosh added.- Kingman, Aria. ■M . which perm its, UN members I *|on drrlilr l to notify owners to Dutch scout.planes reported^ the Kirley said bolh will be heard Miss Hnrhara Damnlei. arsUr. o take rolleclive laction for self- cut shiubl-eiy within thiee feel mmt of the country'* liv er.b*ttn«. Some Involve hydroelectric de. latter at hearing* for purpoie* streeti of Malang appeared' de­ ant City recreational director, ap­ detente against an armed attack of the ground as required by City velopment a* well «» flood rontrul. of a “full, detailed Investigation." serted. ||y THE ASSOCIATED PRESS peared before the organliatlon until the Security Council can nidqiaure, **i<l Mr. Ilradley. A Jogjakarta broadcast declar­ navigation and related work*. A full-fledged drive to land tbe ed Imlonesan shorn batteries sank and asked that the Jaycees lisslst art. It was said this would ha • Among these is the glgt-iitfe IPIR Republican presidential nom­ her in building up interest In the in* way for action In the far* a “Dutch warship" off Tjlmlrlng, (iarrltoti Reservoir In Nniih Daination for' Senator Robert A. recreational program for young­ "t a Russia vein which has kilt­ 1 Killed, 2 H urt In Slight Relief From In central Java. kota esUmated to c p t 1168.0(19, sters In the area. ed an American proposal i« set Gandy Bridge Wreck non. for which the Idl! carries 120,- Tuft of Ohln wax rapidly taking The Indonesian* said also .tha slinpe today. •' „ Heat In Midwest Seen Dutch, had occupied Lahat, In Su­ “ When the program started we tip a Balkans -Commission to 000.000, money a lso -I* pn>vi.{i-l Tito 44-memW Ohio Republican matra tgest of Palembang, Imt had more children participating atch over Ihe troubled area. for the $l(UOOO.OOrt Clarks I Idl Re­ ST. PETERSBURG, F la. July cnmmltjee and the State's Repub­ NEW YORK. July 31. (JT>- The that Indonesian troop* had halt­ I In the events than wa could han31. (/II Jarkson C. Futch, 26, servoir. G*. and S. C.; th>- <*>'•.- lican rongieoional delegation * die. but the enthusiasm baa died. 000.000 -Wolf Creek Re< rv»l*, Weather Ilureau predicts a slight ed the advance. •on of Dr. and Mrs. IJ*mh I.. were holding «i potato mealing* it) We want the children tn come lowering of temperature* but TitFutch, (Ids city, w«* Inslaritly Kv : the $57,000,00(1 lliiggs'Island rotund'll*. Advance Indications down to the Grammar 8chn<i| I'nrk Studebakcr Plant tie rain today to. break the heat killed ami (wo other* injured, one Reservoir! Va. and N'. C.t u stc tio.v Uo.ilJ lot trail) launch wave that sunburned the nation's ICC Gets Complaint” and foln tha fun," Mis* Dimpler Suspends Production crlilrallv, When'Flitch's rar and -v $133,000,000 Fort Randall Kevri n “Tuft Immiiu" on * “favorite rbn" stated.. mid-section yesterday with read, motorline Ims rrashr<l last night voir, 8. t). Imq*. It was announced that th- next ing* that exceeded TOO at many Against 900 Railroads meeting SOUTH BEND, I ml.. Juts 31, on Gandt Itoulevard. Tonight, (»hioen* will have a of the Seminole County points. A woman llstfd hy Mound Park Harr I h Planning To Taft m ile et Cplutnhu*. Tha sena­ Jaycees will be held Thursday '41— Suspension.of passenger rar Kansas City saw the mercury WASHINGTON, July 31. </P>- night. Instead of Thursday nt i induction and plans for a tem­ Hospital a» Mrs; Madge Burgher, tor will spenk end 1)(« address wi)l climb. Jo 107 yesterday. Si. Louis Attomey General Clark Tampa, waa the most seriously Reopen I>oeal School lie hrondrhst over 250 stations■ H In H aM W In an attem pt to maka it porary shutdown of trurk aisrni- of and Fort Worth reported 103. and complaint today accused more noon. hurt. Police reported she was rid­ II' m IIb m S .a >-.a« l i .s u i-lv lines at the Sttnlrhaker Cor­ G.O.P. leaders from half a dozen Oklahoma City and Little Rock than 900 railroads of collecting National league Umpita George other stales will attend. poration plgnt here were announc­ ing with Futch. 100. Even Ihe Far West wa* tnvro "uniust and unreasonable” rales Howard Fatibln. middle age<| Ilarr It m aking.plans for tho re­ ed ‘today by Paul J. Hoffman, (thin Senator John W. Brieker, (unbaked than usual, with IHyth*, on wartime shipment* of ateef air­ Open Scafton, IJmitH ptrddent. Idrvrlist, suffered a ftartured leg sumption of his umpire Induing lit11 Republican vice pr*«ld#ntial, Calif., reporting 112, Phoenix 111 plane landing mat*. and hrulsr on the head. school In January and lias alr.-ady z'nmii'late. cleared the way for Hoffman said passenger rar Fixed On Waterfowl production and Reno 110, Ilus driver Harold A. Ilux Mid received many application* fmtn Ohio party mrmlier* to unite 6w, would he halted next Thp action wa* filed wtth the he was driving (hr < rnpty Ini* prospective students, arcording to hlriil 'le ft hv gnitounring he (Bris­ Interstate Commerce Comm'tslon. WASHINGTON. July 31—V P )- I'teadav for an Indefinite period The government Is asking repara­ Prealdent Truman today fixed the i-edus# of a strike at the Detroit northward Headed for Plant City. a letter received from blip \ ...... ker) Is not n randldnte an f back* to hi* report given the dav hy Joel 8. Field and Dick M< - hi* {L-nalo colleague. TournamcntH Slated tion for alleged overcharges on the open aeaaon and shooting limits plnnta of the Murray Corporation Arcording A* for Tafi himself, he haa said • landing mala moved from Eastern on waterfowl In the United State*, w hl* supplies fender* and hoods highway pafVol his headlights l.aulln. picked up the bicycle rider a| By Recreation Group •hipping polnta to Fariflr Coast territories and possessions. Mr. Barr In his letter requested ho will withhold any formal a n ­ fo r Btudebaker cars. about the middle of the road. Mr. Field, Mr. MrLaulin and Sam nouncement until after he makes a • porta between Jan. 1, 1942 and The open seasons on waterfowl He swerved to avoid hitting-him Martina, former veteran's rdum- cross-country tour th is -fall. ' ~ Sanford Imya and girl* gre re- June 30. 1948. and coot, except for wood ducks, and suddenly saw lights of the tjnn supervisor, to contact Paul Thu* far* the only avovrad . auesterl by Misa Harbara Dampter, The Justice Department an­ snow geese, and brant fn several State VFW Demandft car coming toward him. The cycl Eddy, state supervisor of veternns randtdato is former Gov. Hat old Mrs. Nancy Itrock and Herman nouncement aald “thouaanda of states; end excluding Ross' geese 1st was hit by. the rear of the education at Tallahassee in nrdri Ktasscn of Minnesota; Both he and Rnimlry, City recreation director*, carloads" of landing mat* were and swans included: TB Patients Removal swerving bus. Mra. Burgher for­ to-secure renewal of Author:ty t" Gov. Thomas E. Dewey uf New .to turn out In full forre Monday involved. The petition to ICU Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, merly resided a t Jackaon, Tenn. eomluct the George Bar- Umpire York, a prospective candidate, morning at 10:00 o'clock at Ihe ■tales the exact amount of money Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, LAKELAND. Fla.. July 31. < A 1 School under the G. I. Bill of have preceded Taft Into tho West. Sanford Grammar School grounds toueht to be recovered la "not North Carolina, South Carolina. — The Florida Department of the Right* provision*. * Btnsscti Is now on the Paeifiq In onler to prepare for some Mg present ascertainable." Tennessee, and Virginia - - Dee. Vetefana of Foreign Wars de­ Rev., Mrs. M. Ware It was further revealed hy My, Coait and Dcwev I* in h it native tournament* during the fatter part 8 to Jan. 8, 1948. Louisiana, Nov. manded today Jhat the Veterans Report On Arkansas Barr that he had received letters Michigan, stopping on his way The complaint la another in a 18 to Dec. 17. of August. Administration Immediately refrom a number of li ngo - pn -I back.lo.N f'r.Y 'uk from • weatenl I’ractire will be started In ilia- aerie* which Clark haa mads lie—i imVi'iil veto rain patients from the ll ..hiIhm.,1 mn I'aae SUahll The Rev. Melton Ware, who deni*, highly coniplimrninlg him mondball. baseball, horseshoes, fore the ICC concerning wartime Hlatg Tuberculosis Hospital at freight chargee. . .. ;/■ -j on the manner in which umpire New Grocery Opens with Mr*. Ware ha* been spendtennis. basketball, badminton, I'resr Field. Tampa, because of a month in Arkantaa visiting her graduates of his school conducted football, volley ball, table tennla Heminole Rankn 22nd On Sanford Avenue "inefficient and unsatisfactory” arenU, stopped today to visit themselves. and marbles. Miss Damplcr an­ Lake And Langston medical service. .The umpire school wat lornird Jn IT. S. Citriw Census udge and .ifrs. R. W. Ware nounced this morning. ■ t Og»l Linton, department adju- la-fore proceeding to their homo last year In a former Marinr bar­ 0. L. Powell, former Gulf ulf Life Mf« The tournament* wifi be given Open Frtiit Stand Insurance Agent, recently opened lin t T' and quartermaster, made in Vero Reach where Rev. Ware rack* building at the Municipal Bemlmde County rank* 22nd a t the Grammar School and Jun­ an attractive little self service, r iIdle Uvo complaint and said if it pastor of the First Mathodiat A irport among the 50 leading citrus pro­ ior-High School ground* ami will Lake and Mayo Langston rash and carry grocery store noxt the VA didn't act Immediately th* Church. ducing counties uf th* United be similar to those which hava areBuddy . ‘ iiatrrDepartment would take newbusy putting up an attract lv» to Angel Angel’s eating place on'Sanford Rov. \t%re reported that they States In oranges grown, and 34th been held at the High School, she ' ' Ave­ ' ■ action at ita meeting here found the first three weeks in U. ST. Envoy Slightly little fruit stand a -----t Palmetto Avenue, It le called Powell's EdgeAvenue. declarrd. Honor certificates will be ................. in the number of orang* trees. W e u u l d*+—— -------- nue and Fourth Street. V to force the removal until wood Grocery. Arkansas very cool, but that durHurt In Plane Crash In grapefruit. Seminole County given to winner*. “Yea, we have no bananas” callHosttfUl la put on a Ing th f p y ) week thara waa a. The.one alary building,'which -rmrcmh tn priwiomnn in iva tK w m eoiaotrorte d -try 1. ltny-^ti J t n r r jading. heat ware tnfet aent the temp­ OSLO, Norway. July 31, (.71— 27th In Ihe number of rO M M IS S inN E JO nB lG N s end, then turned liack is of concrete block VA pays for treatment of erature up to ' 100 degree* at An American military plan* car­ and planted. to planning a window all), his tlenta at the Drew HoeTA1.I.AI1A8SEB, Fla.. July 31 LitU* Rocl ock. Aa a result of the rying Joalah Marvel, Jr., U. S. and haa ■ cement area"^! front" These figures from the Unit*) h I* a branch of the cold weather of June and early ambassador to Denmark,. tipped States Department of Agriculture, OS’)— George H. Aafcell resigned mind compUtriy 0ff baseball for ! i hM I . J 00.* • pe. n frr nt»nd the time being.' Ital et Orlando. t<>d*y aa Florida S tate Motor they spectallxe In sale of meat*, Julyr tha tbe peach and grape crop* and crashed today today after landing were -ppinted out yesterday 1>T Commissioner are a month late, ho stated. fro ten foods, vegetable* and lee v thhide i " m i on a runwaay of Fornebu alrflch airfield County Agent C. R. Dawson. RAINED OUT LOUIB FIGHT position with rut engineering firm cream. Produce and veget ilea are near O t l i f None ____ _______ _ of the four per Palm Reach County U first U Venexuela. The historic eoftbell battle be­ attractively displayed in plywood LIGHT COMPANY STOCK YORK, July 31 IA 1•ona aboard waa aeriouaty Injured. the United- Slate* in vegetable Governor Caldwell, announcing tween, the Rotary CTub end Lion* racks. Lighting Is flui NEW YORK. July SI UP)— Marvel suffered a alight c u t ht Champion Joe Louis mL A production, and sixth In dollar tha resignation of Aabcll aa one Club waa ralnad out Wednesday large fan keeps tbe at Jersey Joe Wolcott of Investor* today were offered well Both engines or the DC-3 value of crops. Other Florid! of the key man of hla so-called evening nt the Municipal aofthall cooled. N. J., In a Un-round $38,200,000 in bonds, deiienturca. caught fire, but prompt work by counties listeif among tha vege­ “little cabinet," said a successor park. No future data far the tilt The store opens dally at 7:50 fight at M ndto'i Square equipment tru st certificate* and the ground crew and thaa pilot pilot *ub- table, leader* are Broward. Hi tiehas been "practically determined” haa yat beefl set, according to A. M. and closes a t 7:50 f V . ex-Nov. 14, »h# Twentieth capital atock, all but M.HOO.OOO dued the flamas flames quick quickly. The pilot boro and Dade. Seminole arid will be rtaraed riti the next Harry Robeon. Men softball offl- a p t on Saturdays when Sporting Club announced representing new corporate flnanc W M C ol./Torallnaon, 17, 1 8. air at- because a t relatively email few da; daL ixg hour ia 9:50 P. M. lug; - • • ' - • _ . . . s i tach* a t Copenhagen. table, acreage, waa not listed. #* , v; *j'ftjC Drive To Operate -Tourist Booth Is Begun By Jaycees down. Jewiih teltlemenl police found (lie bodiet in (lie foieit pteterve near Naianya just 24 houit af'er Irgun. ealiepiiit Jewiih undergtound otgam/alion. announced it had executed the Bfitoni •»« reptiial for the hanging of thirr rrguniilt conricted in a piiion delivery. • The .area cordoned off--------and _ . . . wat — --------- -- — * wm Wdcea were turned loo* in an tempt to pIHT u p th * trail of the / Jn Jerusalem, top Paleallne gov­ ernment official* met to map n rigid canipaifd -against under­ ground violence. One official said plant under comlderatinn In­ cluded a demand upon the Jew* ith agency to cooperate aclivrljr in atamplng out underground attacki ^ (In London Prime Minister Attlee placed the entire Palestine attuatlon before hi* cabinet 1. Whan soldier* started to cut the bodies down after an hourlong probe for mine*, the booby trap eruloded behind the body of 8gt. Clifford Martin. H blasted to bit* hi* body and that of 8gt. Menryn Palce ami scat* tered the piece* -e v e r a sinda .area. *» Tha blast wounded one gren ^ a d le r guardsman In the faco and threw several hyatander* In the ground. Including photographer Jama* Pringle and correspondent Carter 1.. UavlUion, both of the Associated Preaa. Pinned to the boditr of the two aoimtr* were “communiques” ((’•■ ilanS mm ! '• • • Kiafelt Jacob C. Wills, ^ Of Lake Monroe, Takes Own Life 1— Talks And Rallies Scheduled As 1948 Cnnipaijz;ii Starts Despondency over III health was attributed by authorities today ns the reason Jacob Carl Wills, 70 year old grower of Lake Monroe took hi* own life. Mr. Wlltf body was found akrly this mornlrg in the wood*. 100 yard* from his a home. Ill* heart had been oleived ^ h v a bullet and a .22 rifle was clutched In hla hand*. Judge R. W. Ware, who w-*s called to the acene by Sheriff P. A.. Mero, officially pronounce! th at Mr. Will* had died by (hoot­ ing himself through the cheat. At 8:15 o'clock tM* morning. S h eriff. Mero tt t s Informed by . Mr*. Will* that her husband wa* misting, and that hit clothe! were atill In h it bed room. Jack and ^ B o b h v Harr*, two neighbor b<>y\ “ found thp body which waa elad in bath rob* and flippers. • The body was taken In a near** to the Erickson Funeral Home. Announcement* concerning the funeral are being delayed Bending the arrival of a daughter, Mr*. Lelaod T. Stratton of Pasadena. Calif. Mr! Will* la alao survived by the widow, Mrs. J . C. Wills of Lake Monroe. Mr. Will* waa born OeL 23; 'R71 akin Odessa. Russia. »aml became a ’ 'n atu ralised citlsen. He wea m ar­ ried March 8, 1900 at Rouldrr, Colo, and for a time fanned nt Ridgeway, Colo. He had lived at Lake Monroe for the past 21 rears. State Farmers* Price Index Still Dropping ^ Orlando, F la , July 51—<A1— WTha United States Department of Agriculture In its farm price re­ port of July 16 said today that the Index of prices for Florida farm ­ er* continued *.to decline because of unseasonably low price*. ■ ■ ■ It said th at on July 16, the index WM 157 compared with 27(1 for the United States with 1909-14 100. tha Tgpori. waa i'T b o n lh ago and point* below a year ago. The Indtx at 61 was lower thai month and 143 lower that last year** July 15 Inde*. Tha frock index waa 141 com pared with 259 and 330 for last month and last year respectively. Grain ragistered la food km and cottonseed and ducts were not enough to offset H Incurred In cltyu*. truck miscellaneous iommodUiea, re p p * aald.'V £ tCTLwiagW jl J V . rrt ; - T . '- ' . . . ' . -VVi ' ’y'/.v . “<x ' h / , t- • kl • . .. * 1• �THURSDAY, JULY «!, 1917 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA ga great tee cantor of fceylnn Fiv«-«lilhe' of the jvorld eupply One of the moat common and At the N*w York auto ahow 0f AmrriCa'a average annual pro- - flrtt n enltee renter utilil dl». annoying of hour* aht* ta known of juta, from which burlap and link), electric auto* far outnum­ ductlon of Idaho White Fine la r tin* ra ft re lf»e* In aa I'haroah'a ant or the klbnomo- racking doth a n worm, cornea bered from Bengal. fc end Vlpn! out th« indmtry, rluin pharaonia. atcam and ga»olln*-pow- approximately five hundred mil­ lion feat hoard maaaure. t a b l e Where Customers Sen s u p p l y = L O V E T T ’ S E PtCCLY W IG G L Y [’heir Friends’ Clean Stores With Everyday H O M E CONTROLLED" . z04 E ast F irst S tre e t Hanford*«Florida , -Q M fifrtfY B ig h ts R e s e rv e d P ric e s G ood T h ru S a tu rd a y , A u g u s t 2 LOW PRICES Grade A SIRLOIN or LOIN CHOPS CUTLETS *■ u . S. Good Waatarn Hontd A Kollad, No Waata Veal Shoulder lb 55c n Boned. A Rolled, Waatern, I to .8 Jb Avg, II) ' Wd Pitre Lard, In Ctns. tt> 21c ams Cornad Garden Patch Hockleut, 6-to-8-lb. Avjf, No 2 Cans 2 55c •Wisconsin. Store 65c Cheese “ lb 4 Rib or Brisket-Stew-lb -3 Libby Vienna Sausage* %'s 15c Crax to ox 14c in* 14 c Educator Cheezit 1 t %'• 15c Nxbiico Premium In Our 8elf«8entl# Cheeaa Caaa Orange Band Cheese lb lb Tender Lean Meat l . • Morreira Pride Smoked Butts Picnic Hams lb Weetem South Carolina Carrots Michigan 110UIH1 2 stlke. U. H. Good & Choice G o r t, Inspected 17c Calif. .Sunklit Lemons Grapes and i e v i i m pney ELBERTA PEACHES’ $2.19 Bushel Tender Veal Shoulder i n liitilim iiiintljltllM liiiHliiilttl lit m m m im nm ni Stringless Beans 2 lbs U. S. Good W estern Corn-Fid Pure Straw berry em sT U M A Z O L A O IL l'IN T CHUCK ROAST 37c » « Dressed A Drawn - ■■ QUART * * it- ! 73c- by V. V. S lacy) 19c SALE ON STOKELY CITRUS JUICE! GR’FRUIT ORANGE JUICE JUICE NABISCO • i SHR. WHEAT Fresh Caught W est Coast Larga NABISCO PREMIUM SODAS Juicy, Luscious Hale Heven—Beauties —ths Orchard’s Best lb .P K G .2 2 c California Pink-Meat * Cantaloupes u> 10c Calif. GravenaUln Salad Oil JEWEL Lund O’ Sunshine Peanut None Hlgbarl CaL Applet 2 ib* 25c Carroti2bcfuj7c Calif. Lung White Thumpeon Stedleu R fd Gold Fancy Tomato Grapes 2 u» 3Se Potatoes 5 ib* 29c N o 2 Cana Paacy U rg e Jdlcy ~ r ---------retloir-------- -’u — COFFEE Delmonte Lenoat it 13'ac Onions 2 e» 15e Crlap Green Firm , CA T OR DOG FOOD Lettuce »> 14 m b T e n itifa |b17tte SILVER FLOSS No, 1 CAN 12c PRUNE JUICE I)EL MONTE BARTLETT SWEETHEART PEARS > TO ILET BOAR V s, Cobbler Southern Gold Olao . Solid R«dl-MIxtV4Sdib47c 45c Yellow' Daisy Cheese u> 49c ■W AN SO A P Port Pskn A Olhr^ OU Soap - 2 Lfle Cakas U i For Baby Toe! 1 Lgo C ak u A?PLE JUICE 33c ILOMOM TIME TALL CANS 3 Cans B. NO, S CANS DARDEN SUGAR New Pack South Carolina - 4 K raft N atural Aged Yellow Crackers 7-ox 14c Morton's Ndlea A Chick. 79c Weiners l lb - 3 Cottage Cheese lb Ctn. 1 Fryers - tlf P k g s Loin or Club Steaks lb If EW-K AY-MELLOW A MILD. Cured, No Rind, No Waata Try it today aura -- ' ; - t * G a.' Shipped, Dretaed A Drawn Not Froaan E x tra Fancy Wonder lb - 53c U. F. Good Western Heavy Tender Aaanrted U n b yB ee r E iV er- C arm ttP M oats Chuck Roast IY O S T SN O W u.o» at* 2 Cans No. 31)3 Cut �$569,617'Given To Counties From Taxes Legal Notice « U T IC K . ng »« MB K a lir ^ n kim ] c M I m Id '. *'*»*« wl PACK THREE T i l t SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA THURSDAY. JU L Y SI, 1»47 TALLAHASSEE, July 31 1,1V - Ci>iti|>irullei Clur»iK> M, Hay- *<;. flu ilo a wTSH TALLAHASSEE. Julv 31 t/P>—4 »s« and tHrattfdJiiir* day annulment •illjtrrt>utltin"c 7 'lie Stat»> Delia. Ihirnt of Ayrtrii!- . *i T trllia ln X m o * im n a ltl; m u o iH ltU t1 * ■"‘Mil? !»• Fluriita cmintivr a , tun- loda)* nrpottetl Kt 7,4IM tr"* *.»> ttiwrU »**md. 4* «*aunt>'. FlotUia, fat their share of IntangH-le ixiatiq- of llve.utiH'k fetnl wen tr ln<i|iiil(»4 UoU4>'r ruilltitf H r| »ln u U » J#t»\ .1 |>io|>«itx tax rolli-rtlinia |* :j IS ln.**l» In Itie |iP|h) itontw iitu ilra ti,ta Jnl> T h . tali) “ ] ■ ll«* I M ils t siduiru amt jt lfU Ii|»||ni 4»n1 Ihs* rf u U ln r s i b f lK tl AJj<>urn»*l W**»<>ng Ip be ,i»#M » l **»•" i 4.ui i ilnui* in r m u i 4 1 IIo a h L i*|V, i »*i l«n*k A. fcl. x « l « r , - I 'lurk of lb* Uoanl of i 'iiu i H , ISimiiitwioaur* ,nnt_ ami IV lin t , Amtilt.r 111 K olarr of Huprr u l lt.«!O t»li..| , 11) Hbeiiri fm a iin lloarit • l l f - l Xalarv P u u n l) Hrf\if* Total rullertioiM fioni the onemill levy mi aiieli hnMiinr* a t cash, y ru tilic t. morlwsifet anti utliar eviilence of iinlehlttliiiki ariiuuiilrii to $3.003,701. ILiwryvr,, foUrrtkon »X|>et>aea rtfuml* rut the net amount to s3.70l.HU. ■ Tim state motived 42.030. M3 a t lit _ punahiu fund. The Idiftfeat Item of the colhv|77H /»S in ii county c>d rotttlnlaalnll* ora. Some ul th a t went hark into county hcip eral fum la a , exleat fee*. [ W e tou rd y'a 3S |ieicent ahar.of tlfM.SGi't on total tolhiM ion ■ of 4Hi;7^l3t ted all other cptltt* ties b y fa r. Jat-ka.m county re3>urt«il m i cntWrtlnii* and ic c e iv eil nu portion o f the total Re­ ceipt a. D ixie co u n lv wax m -xt to tile hottum of the H a t, w ith a share o f 437.(5? on total ro lJ r r l i i m i of tlU M I* . O ilie r countle* ie r«iv e d thtme Officer and K > ,r im T m iM R M ir f*uin minion* t" f'fliisrlitr S41 |l«|i lit T .. *'••lift Jlutlpr . ^ | II* I iu n llu r III $ j f - l Y e i u l 'T I n f l i i u ' amt K i | » n m . — 111-1 Per it'fin ami Ir^velllna K ip rn of C o u m r” *''11 0 . I l l Heartal Htalioarry, Ilian k a Poiipltrr, K iloaalrd K tre a irr 1144** i;„* I«IOOI ««* <i 113 i ‘oiniiilr*ti*e* slot K if r u io t t l IVjnirnl Ilf lloniti Total Apbrepriationi ‘ llrarrtr for. C o u n Hue* i n . Xatar, of f o u n t , ttS Minkin* Kami T n T A i. It r t o iir r - ' I loll, I’ liit tln frir.l III Ufirl Ih l, th r t l l h ' d a y of Ju t,, Halaiy of boun ty F to irro U n a At fflrrult . Coarl Coart Work*. M alnlrnanrr of le t Jad ,---- • •- 4 i l i l l a a I •»* i i i i o v i on Ouutnm tine C hain.,nn .of Mi* lloant t*f t'u u iily t'lininilM lunrrt aq|I O, I*. Ilernitun t'b ik of th r Hoard of C o u n tr rom tnlM lnnrrt. — 1*1 'C o m n u 'i tmturuta 411 ‘ M alntensrirr of ■ Osa a tf Itnm r In q u lrlrl u«t r : n . % i ig l»o**»tl«»m * r M«<dhsthiA ?«• Tim** f III* S«M I } K bi# RADIO PROGRAMS Flotilla iluilnfr ilu- *'hl f in a l i je r r whh-h rmled June 36. A total of HOG ton* ureie with<lta»n front tale Itcrauue of imit.oper lagu ami 117 ion, »*•*« taken off the maikr* l*<Aita* of i'iial\slit iami.lv* thownl their «)- v ti Are > "w U i o n ln * •;oti iw^ilnu* N t » t • i l l Am Uiwutt I lu T h » A u Im i .u|im I I I ) It.iu .I.n . Nee* *tt'B -lu .h a l I'n f r - m •*2 T f n i, l'ltutnv t it * Puilti U n i >'*• tin.O il II* S i.U I » i i t:U n * it ii.-, r . l i T t n r i* U i tW uullis ( I t r u t'l> x « » » • ll.-l 'i -.4*iti*)-----’T " W ***' Jit* ' t e l , Itult j t i i i u . i l . J l llti'iu rflftilr ' Voura 9 11,SS ItrSilUlM V.**» ll.f^Uh* \ v * , llj t i 'l l i i i l b n l* iIS T u r , ru n v , lt**l! t*ifS iit.tri.nr u . I a JU— |t.-*a L. IS <:•■ V V i.n < JZ.uw >■'»• *1 Moot l t - l - W.%i»»u IH'rtn.tup 14:34 Mil ;il I'r-H. 'Jill t J , l l X**> T 'lrt- N M -* i:* i IT I' Svu* |t*j A'TU 1.4* H> IV iv of llw>u* | ,tt Xiti.ii f. i -lm J « t - » » tltSiM'i N ».» • ; . t t H * i. N »•>' Reach H*Ar* T ftiitrrn *\ |^f|*gf|«IU N'^tir R jiu ll WJOOO In /eileral couii limit ,X tho yrai after uttriii|>Uny to markel ill Florida e ahlpioent of t-at* m an ftn lie feed rhjefly riinipnSed of »•*« , n | M4.IIII.nr S i * p oice hull*. Tavloi raid the prtrl- t ie i •>».»* i t.i.pprr* uct tesa laliejed tii'e hr.m. lie *,.*(• II- niMliuo reported thr lndi|fc«tible l^ e hull a ailS |! Ill 444 Of 111®* |»* N in u U o u tn lu tv are |iinhililled a* rattle fre<| Itt- 4ibS aunrtk. nft'dleida la-i'anse thev malaiii in. » f -• h*r«to«iU > b# | N r* • iioiirhihHieiil and freiiuently m ute 1 * 0 6 internal Inlurjf to aidmala. 4 Tile Chief lna|trrtor aaiil effort* ore lieiny made to ei|ui|i all citrd« |tul|i |iroreiodnH plants with mayuetii to Iv InatHlIeil atonic rpn* veyor India In a ttia rt metal ftaifrnrnta In tltv produi't. rilrita pulp i* u widely uaed rattle feed. '•7'nii 'iv.iuldn't think alt tlm would lie ellni* pulp, would you* Imtutml Tavliir, rxliildi inir eixht or nine anewa, India mid v artojt rmtna# if met 41 fsritt'fn liy a j.S* j-ll ,i t * ,;t i l »<i J,* S 4i*e M .M H *\VW*t»*X » . l ' i *imti* SV» H a ll M ir. t. Titer, |Id* tit |Ult"*l llfailttii* !?»*• J* -r • <»«; tl»* ftu ti • •■*jl 4 r3 » 'i *Nr,i%frfljr I^Ui* ____ ( H. >l«^t 111# tt.fl.l jJ ,mw^y _** *. 1’ 1i-i ib*l |le=«.li*|tt *, . f ■•.. 4 farm er who hnd irlr ie v e d them from aaeka o f feed, lie ruiild not arro u n t fo r ih t'lr preaenre. • amounts aa t h u i r OOe-fourlh iharea; Alutltua $3.4lM, Bay 4.1,ltM, llrowani 4'JI.BM, ‘ Duval $i‘.'i,7n, KscarnVU $1 0.3 I 3. HiBulHirouifli 131,148, I we 44.0*17. 'l.eon >11.777, BIRDSEY’S BEST 4 BROTHERS MONEY SAVER WHOLFWHEATTGratramV 101b! Bearh Oranye 433,570. Balm *90.433. TlnelUu 447.439, 4133177. Putnam 41.073, St. ftt.l.'di. Ht. I .or la 43.003. SaraaoU >10,930. 8 EM I SOI .hi $3,103 an-l Voluain 430.3HI. SPECIAL DISCOUNT 200 Ih. OR MORE BIRDSEY’S QUALITY DAIRY FEED- 20fi .100II H O G R A T IO N 411.1 'Appruptlatlon* S rm innlr I'o u a iy • W tlla ir Hoard J o t si Appropriat too* ------V r t r r v r for trnnUnanii'Ire --T O T A L n t ’ fM IK T I'.UImalra Kspeare* 1 Harreirs Sea Food & Poultry " 1 S C R A T C H G R A I N tc ™ U When)” ' L A Y IN G M A S H . 2 0 % * " 1 SPECIAL SNAPPER STEAK COMPLETE LINE OF SEA FOOD AND POULTRY 311 N. FRENCH AVE, I Hhrrltf, f r o 31.1 E I hi STR EET Sanford, Florida PHONE 1161 — J amt ji.iuMra and •i»ri*j I'rii4»rutlna ' Attorney, f'onyhtlrtn 111-1 W it nr ri K m I S I - l Ju i* r« l ' * » .-i— -■ l i t tnh*r Kapriirea ' , Crim inal I'ror* , _ ta th in i — -------- i l l fu rd ln a *nd C li e *.f t ’rln .n rrr 1*1 Kaprliv. of * Arm or) V o ia t A|if,n.|i*Mtl.ui4 HfW fVa fnr | P<itilln9bnrl#fl T O T A L lir in iK T M In H U lK ip r a 1 ll.lla .f ti til CUul>i>*r|n« Beetle*! .. — 111-1 -Rktary of llniiit (tnimf Inlem trnl, 111 f n r l.ilm r 411 iiiU t.l«n a n t». of Knnlp■n*nt, M arhliirry. T m ilt r l* l ' t*nr*-h*tr *if V a rh ln rry me. t f l Oae tin* iHit, rir. H I Bom! WrfrrlaU 411 Burt-tia** nf Itlahl Of MTaya .... — i l l K »p »n «r of I'm ourlm i R lah t qf W a r* 4*1 Payment in Ctljr <tf Hanford on l i f t T a x Roll .. T o J » l Ap.or.iprlatlom copy of the Hew Air Fon eg j>ftm|iMct, *,Kii.i\v Ymir Air Forctw," at yuur U. S. Army Recruit Imb Sinimn. T O T A L m 'l H I K T ftrtlmMra K « p r Halory of f o u n t , . A a rn l ----------------------« » t - l S . -U r l of Borne D»m . 4 onilratfan l i n n -u .— 4*1-4 Other K i| * n i. ........ TTefal ^ .l A i. hi A(lr I *I Inn* Apnrnprlatl""* H o ono today queatloBH tho fact th at tho whole fu tu re of tho United Stale* may real in the very clouds over your head. T he security of this country demands s tro n g , w e ll-tra in e d , w ell-equipped A ir F o rces^ superior to an y in th e world. ,R«Mrv* for rnaimaunrlra ---TOTAL llt'fMIKT — FAlautuI KiHum PahUrlly. ran* ! •II Pnhltcltr - Th ■I Aptiioprlatlpna .. „ Rmvrva for • * . / Cunllnyrnrl**__ •W TA f OtTMlKT ----~ ' ' t '.ll_ > l.a And tho pew, reorganized A ir Forccs-givo thou­ sands of eligible young men on opportunity to taka an active p a rt in building America's A ir Pow er . . on the ground as well os in the nky. l ‘ < 444141 *<d*n. Co. H*»tth «r Run* amt oth.r.K i 1(1 WORLD'S ORgAreST OPPORTUNITY‘FOR A CAREER IN AVIATION N O W -T H f T il P»P»ra You may, fo r example, enlist In tho A ir Forces fo r three years. I f you have a specialty which will qualify you, you may also be able to enlist In a grade A|»nr<inrlatlon4 Ham- tn*l» Cnunl) ItMUh Tn la t A»nr-i*irtall'iti« tlmarv* 'or .. C«nitn*anrl»* Today ^he A rm y A ir Forces offer high school gruil* uatas an unprcceticuted opjiortuiiil^ to get the finest aviation achoollng on ea rth —and select your school or court* before you enlist. •• Tho A A F C areer Plan is unilke anything ever offered before. I t pcrmitH milcctid high school grad­ uates to ayply and qualify for AAF specialized courses of th eir own choice. Simply go to your U. S. Army H ccrultlng S tation, explain the kind of aviation trainMng you w an t and you will receive an application blank and a complete list of available i nurses. T O T A L R rO f lf ^ 1.IM 14.40.34 I f you have had A ir Forces experience, you m ay Join the A ir Reserve and continue your m ilitary aviation tra in in g outaido of business hours. Or you m ay join tho A ir National Guard and per-haps become eligible fo r advanced technical training g t special A ir N ational Guard schools. _________ Think It over. I f there are A ir Force Day exhibits In your locality, be sore to visit them on A ugust 1 s t w d e r th e AAK AvlsUmt C areer r i * ^ a t y o u r nearest U. 8* A rm y B ecruitlng^U U on. m l ' t M r'- *-■ I f no d em o n stratio n s a r e to b# h * id USArby, 6 Rutland H ftA ffa Orlando, fla . t �* ■ PAGE POUR i ■■■ : - .. ■ * . - , • THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA =s=- The Sanford Herald . ■* , » THURSDAY* JU L Y 31, 1M 7 Ho Earned It RatallUf* la IM TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Pallia*** <allr >I"»I la latter A renl Am erican guccerw ntory, w orthy of H oratio Alger By RUSSCTt KAY 114 Saartar at At h n best, comes 'to us by w ay of Life m agazine which •aalatiL llarMa 111 Maaailla *««a» telln of nn Oklahoma farm er w ho 12 y e a rs ago was so poor Whan Tom WaUon Announced atarted out on a statewide hand­ CalrtH aa arraal t laaa atallav h«i tried to get his creditors to taice his land in settlem ent,, ,tbat he would not run to succeed shaking campaign. * OnaWf FT. Ill*, al l l r **••» «mte* as. Attorn4y„C*r)er*l..tuU - ^F riO tfla:M w .i«rn -UTfli^ Richif laslari. Fla HIa., aalrr Ilia Art of his debts and th ey refused, b u t who Is no# w orth half himself initaad would *erk Die Office of ard KimpBoir of TlontlcclIo, fo m m w a million dollars. " ll Otagraaa at l i n k a. IHT. _ Governor he J e t , the bars tluvn Speaker of the House, to entar the llill.UMI L. DK*N Henry W itt, came up the ‘h a rd way. He was th e son-of for. m free-for-all, and a t this writ­ race hut Simpson will not run In Klltar a Kansas railroad breskm sn who lost his life’s savings and ing it looka aa though we would opposition to Mayo, although* he r.oniro* III** run a mighty good rmca for Baalaaaa Maaaiar di?d when Henry was still a boy. A fte r a. few years of have a avrarm of candidates for would anv office he might seek: fhli office. wandering 'from farm to farm as a hired hand, he was i n i i r n i m o .i iu t m Mayo, last week, released a Banning for a cabinet office l‘a,akla la Alaaaaa drafted and served a hitch w ith th e A rm y during th e firs t against a man who la firmly en­ statement to the press saying th at t f CarrIrr, aaaafc — — — I M Far Maalh------------------— .T» World W ar. W ith a little money he had saved up, he re tu rn ­ trenched and rum to aucceed him- hr had no Intention whataver of ran* Haatba ------------ 1 13 ed to Oklnhuma and bought a q u a rte r aecttoh which he •elf Is a mighty tough rac? for retiring, that hla health had nevaf III jfaalh* ........................... 4.Hi started farm ing. other contenders, for the .nan In I been better and that he had an , • Da* Taar —_ Won office has a tremendous advant- i unfinished agricultural program There were, of course, ups and downs. Some years he age, and If Tom hkd chosen to -to complete that could not All afcllaarr aallaa*. rani* nf ____ itaati. r**alall*a* aad aatlra* al made n little.m oney, w hich he p u t into m ore land, arid some remain In the office of attorney ib lv be accomplished during blew aafrrlalnmanla tar Ik* lari'aa, u> I years he lost, whereupon ho Wfetild go to the batik and general it Is extremely doubtful p resent tarn*. . ralalaa land*, will •k# rkar**4 far , a« m alar adrartlalaa rain W ro w .-Jlija lly ccmo 1080 when th e price of w heat <dropped If he would have hid any aeriousl With Mayo definitely planning t ( 1 *? n,n f°r reclcction it,La doubtful f-.—* nirTtanau 65 cents and 1931 when It got down to SO cents . These •opposition..__ now, howmrer, It Is anybody's | jf any serious opposition will deii***. i»*-. *.**...;i* Tk. n«*»i>: w ere also the years of th e g re a t d rought and W itt lived iwce and it ta beginning 4o look -virtap. Mayo Fs loved and respected I".1. A l in the h e a rt or n , th “ e dust bowl w here a tra c to r he bought like anybody and /everyybody will throughout the state and It *■ ifi,?- r . 1 orally agreed that be can ratadn Mt Hu** i« ‘W* *«-aairT^i»iik from a neighbor-K ars-buried In the du at before he could ,ri*rl*al hr*<t*»*rfrr* la I’ktra**~ get It into his bare. During the legislative eetsinn P.j hla office as long as he wants to. aad S*it Talk. Guy Crews, representative from There may be other candidates th farm s or Tk* ll*ra|4 I* m mrm*tr a« Ikr . Hundreds of W itt's neighbors ■■ - -sold ---eir ------ —— — tsimply r-. Duval, let it be known that hej seeking cabinet, offices but preaa***h *i*4 rn*< wkirk i* *aiiu#4 nlmmloned them nnd went looking for o th er jobs a t a tim e would be a candidate and he has, ent Incumbent* will all run for recampaigning ***la*l«*lp 1* Ik* *•* •** Hllkll* gning ever glnce, til election, and that means that any.m op were unemployed. T heir plight was been aallaa »• all Ik* l«*l a**>* **1*1*4 when 10,000,000 people L. Grady Burton of Wauchuln, opposition that developa will have ^ la Ikla n*n***prr. a* w*ll aa all graphically described by John Steinbeck in one of th e moat one-time gubernatorial *candidate, a tough time of It for it la plenty AF ***** <ll**ai*k*<. popular books of the day, "The G rapes Of W rath ". W itt and an abls lawyer, ia definitely hard to defeat a man who is In thought he Was worse o ff th an th e "O kies" ever thought in the race and with hla wido ac- and wants to stay. THEltfiDAY, JULY 11, 1H7 of. being because he couldn't even g et away. qhalntanceshlp throughout the A* It appears now, the only race stato and strong political connec­ To put it differently, he stuck it o u t He fought the tions he haa a tremendous advant­ for a cabinet post that-will attract public, attentiuh and nrouse any BIBLE VERSE FOK TODAY bankers, th e ............... dust storm s nnd the _grasshoppers. ___________ He watched age over othera who are leas well degree of Interest will be the race MO nMi- WHO m FI LI Fn l be price o f wheat come back a ' little and he paid his debts. known. for attorney general and of the R. W. (Dick) Ervin, former as­ WITH HATRED AND MALICE did all his work himself, w ith the help of his large sistant attorney general, who hails men who have announced to date, HAB GOD IN HIS HEART: Ami family of growing boys Bnd girls, and he invested every from Palstka, crashed newspaper it would appear that L. Grady , v*« know we have j>****d from cent he could navfc in-morc farm land which other* regarded front pages last week with hit Burton is In the most advantage. *iffirial anrounrrmant. He"!i"ra'lK,i^ 1 u,,p!wUH,,i* ' <dfath unto life because wj love as less th an worthless. m * / Having made a statewide raee well known in political circles th« ^ th « f u. - l . e v -Today th ls-ssm b farih ^ n d /n m l th a t which Ilea r o u n d Iv but la practically unknown to the for the office of Governor, his name is known to thousand* of ' Gael Sullivan hai Ion hit driv­ it. are regarded nr the richest in th e world. The town bank general public. where W itt keeps bis bank roll boasts deposits of $3,300,000 R. A. (Leg) Green, former com voters who have never heard of er** license.' Maybe he should alo compared to $300,000 fifteen y e a rs ago. The 160 acres of gTeasman and candidate for Gov­ the o th e r contenders. On top of be dtpiived «l hi* license lo drive land which W itt used to own baa now grown to 3,360 acres ernor In the last go-round, la bit­ this, ho will get arong support ing hts nails and trying to decide from political circles and ho can the Democratic Party. and he figures it ns conservatively w orth $75 an acre. lie depended upon to run a mighty,’ what to do. He wants to run for irootl men. race. Besides this, be owns five sections of ranch land in Colo­ something but doesn't know Just good We hope that nbithern do-gotuiWe won’t know a great deal what. Maybe governor, maybe at­ rado, 300 head o f'c a ttle , six expensive combines and*an about who will or will not run in cvqpflgj)rre will lake not? torney general or maybe fo:> a re­ interest in nine natural gaa wells. A t present he is planning turn to congress. Ho has his ear until later In the yrar, but come . and 'remeJmer, 'that the women to take his family on ji trip to Cnli_fornllU-ilut .when-.Jia to- the--m njnT-«ntf‘ We " # n n i e i f ■Nev*^Yvwri»-daTrwrTTi7VCfliiid nn 1 the kettle etaMinx to boll In earnbln broker! broken down Jaloi like the from him sooner og later, ing.a colored women end who was ones the "O kies" used, but in a’ brand new $4,6 eaL There will be candidates Packard sure. oidered lo pey her $6,000 in beck w ith wine-colorcd upholstery.,A half a dosen othera are con­ aplenty and the old welkin will % sidering entering the race and no ring from Pensacola to Key \Yast. eatery, hailed from Boslon, Mao. Henry W itt m ay soon become one of the Idle rich. He bne can say a t this time how many Britain it reported a* plenniim may have m ore ot our worldly goods than he can use. He will be lined up a t the post whan Everglades Enjoys to reduce the me ol her aimed t IHM be sneered a t by Now Dealers and denounced by Com- the Starting gun is fired. A spreading rumor to the effect First Rainless Day force* throughout the world. But* mtinlstH, but who can begrudge him hla new found w ealth? that Commissioner of Agriculture Nathan Mayo would retire at the In Over Two Months not on account of the decrearinj end of hie present term caused nn temion in Java, Indie, Paleitin*, Planning CLEWIBTON, H a. July, 31 ambitious crowd of, office seekers Greece end point* north, eoulh. (/P>— For the first time aipee May ^ to start beating the bushes. eait and welt. Ammon McClellan of FL Pierce 2.1 a 24-heur period without rain- | One of Secretary of S ta te M arshall's firs t acta when was reached In the Everglades he look his Job was to organize a Policy Planning Staff, didn’t wait to find out whether fall General Eisenhower iey» that consisting o f six trained career men whose work is confined Mayo would run or not but tossed today. M Not a trace of rain fell around more end more .it looki •* if the to planning. T heir object Is "to p u t continuity, consistency hla sombrero Into the ring and haa I-ake Okeechobee yesterday. But United Sletee would have to ac- nnd content into Am erican foreign policy.” They will not the Everglades, swollen and wet ■, kept a "two-world concept" wh*n hnvo to clenr the stato departm ent reports, will have no with downpours which totalled HAMBONE'S MEDITATIONS 24.04 Inches at ClewUton, 23.43 a t 1 * We have u*. been working for a "one- s ta ff under them . They m ay call in other experts for con­ By Alley Moorehaven and 24.0$ a t Dslte world plan." Even that ii progreii. sultation, th en do th e ir own thinking. Thin stream -lined Glide during the Iong'w et If the whole world,cart be divided program should c u t red tape and result In n consistent PAT ptE F MAN CODUPM’ •till hold vast quantlti. l«s of e v e ra l thousand- head’ into more than the- co­ 6 ( T HOWHAB W iP ~ 3 % | (-S were reported being moved out Hiding force* get If lowlytng flooded section* to hlghtr WIPPFR-WOWAM C A 'Sl a decided grounda. ■Th* m o V e m i r t t . , HE C O O L D a J' HEA h AU fidence. ■ ' r ' ’ ’ ; time when it wii frequently .di­ short' distance* and no major The PPS , as we understand it, ia not to do the actual PE ?RIGHT 5AYW’J HEP mlgatlon of herds Is undar way, vided into a hundred or more tuch hut stock owners sought to protect Compc&cnti. Eventually we. may planning, b u t ra fh e r the inform ation-digging on which CHILLUHS A t l lC / their cattle from foot ro t vrhikh policy m ust be based. Jf Secretary T to know |l t rtne world. results from constant standing In how to haotlle -a tic k lish , problem water. -' People who believe that li*h obscure tiny country or « e a t Eur n.' BMIdn, ha needs Lake Okeechobee was reported V irtu ................................... ■ virtually stabilised with two migh­ won't bjta thould read the itory m erely ssy th e word a n d |n a few Ufa Davies of China, ty discharges flowing out of the >f Ralph Rivea. Univenity of Johnson of L atin America, Adam of A u s t r i a '............... of h Caloosahatchee River and 8 t Lucie t \ rich Marahiill policy muat orida itudent who lost a leg him thrt Im portant. Fiorii cahet. The lake level today was " Sunday while twjmming in th-* into nccount before it cab em erge a s a plan - not dead 17.1? feet above sea level. Pumps continued to hum through Ponte Vcdta cans!. He, did n.*‘! s tu f f dug from encyclopedias, b u t Im portant, hum an, cur­ out t h e . farmland area, lilting tvrn see what bit him. but he' re n t n u tte r assembled by m en’ of experience and high con­ water .from diked are* and dta- • elieves it was either a yhark or tacts. charing It Into canals from where They a re all expert in a practical as well as theoretical it found l u way Into the lake arrscuda. Sharks as a tule are or tO thg tea. not particularly vicious and i Ik sense and all are young; ages, range from 85 to 49.«They a re - with a few of m any qualifications: ones which are usually do not Fifty-three percent of 'pfflce George F. Kennan, economics and R ussia; Joseph E. com* dote lo shore, Bsrtacudai employes have visual problems. Johnson, UN, atom s and. L atin A m erica: W are Adams, on the other hand are always dsn- Germany and A u stria ; Jacques Joseph Relnstein, finance; — ------------ — ■' I ■ttoui and even the smallest ones Jo h n P. Davies, born and raised In China, served In our 0 Dr. Charles L. Persons will bite anything that * comet em bassies In C hpngklnjr.and Moscow. (This 1* th e John O ptom etrist nesf.^ljciuDnvies who was In a plane forced down In a Burmese Jungle Sanford Atlantic Bk. Bldg. Hours: »-I2 t-S Phone 290 '»-•— * w tv. The value of a college educs am ong head-hunters, the adventure w ritten about so well Bat. 2-12 by Eric Sevareid fo r a m agazine soon a fte r.) .**£1 IT.' H * h * r*< o«^i lion it appstenlly being rccoguiicd Eye* Eismlped - Glasses Fitted ThS list is a strong one. Too often our sta te departas mote and more men and women „ . . ^ . m e n t lma had to guess In Im portant m atte rs. Now, perhaps, .need eduli educalion cisiir. ,of U^ . m j* ablfi to know. .. . JJte---- -------* , „ * ■ t cntoll in I he Furmuta fo r the W ell Dressed Young M an boys end giib in Ihrir 'itcni, oi at most under 22. out univrnhi*' now report an ever increasing number opetudtnli o m 25. Stet­ son University reveals that the av­ erage age pf mate students is be­ tween 26 and 30 years, white more thin 30 students ere listed, as over 40 year* of age. There i| jui old saying that you can't ttaeh an old dog- new trick*, but It is equally true that you are never too old to learn,' .trti -i- ,--- •l - - - -r ■ ••• . __ ____ ____ • m m m m .• * W " ' . ■ • ■ \ . \ , ' ■• ' V • . . - ' J ; • - • ■ , _____ • - ; ■ - .'..-.u: (" ' . 1 \ V ^ 1 • _ n »| to n i c o ll-itJ . v- . L . . ----------------- -Once limilari slnwwl e*dt*4y—t4 . * He �' - .r • . * • ■ -’ -s- 1- f ?. ^ THURSDAY, JULY SI, 1947 PAGK KlVfl T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , SA N FO R D , F I.O R IP A - i r ■■. r a w i * NOTICE The August meeting of tha Daughters of Wesley Class of the First Methodist Church ha* been postponed, it waa announced to* day by Mr*. C. If. W on, president of the dess. -* . •f s IHRT1I ANNOUr*' C1>MK NT Mr. and" Mrs. C. K. McLain announced today the birth of a daughter, Linda Sue, on July 25 at St. Vincent** Hospital in Jack­ sonville, Mr. and Mr*. McLain are form er.resident* of Sanford and the will be'remembered a* MU* Helen Tctra*. iSocial Calender MONDAT Circle No. 10 of the W.S.C.S. of the First Methodist Church will meet at B:00 P. M. a t the home of Mrs. J. R. Iloolehan, Z20C palmet­ to Avenue. Circle* of the W.S.C.S, of the F lrtt Slethodlit Church will meet lit 8:00 P. M. a* follows: No. 1 HtiUi Mrs. J. U. Crawford, 1201 Oak Avenue; No. 6 with Mr*. Brodie William*. 302 Oak Avenue; No. 6 with M rw f^aude Herndon, 60S Magnolia Avenue and No. 0 with Mr*. Ralph Thompson, l ’(It ■frSeuit Avenue. TUESDAY The Friendship League of the Congregational Church will meet at kS* Parish House at 3:00 P. M. ^Virginia II arta field Weds Truman Gailey Mr. and Mr*. J. It. Hicks an­ nounced today the marriage of their granddaughter, Virginia ITartsfield, to Truman Galley, son of Mr*. Llndyan Galley of Alto, Ga. The wedding look place on July 18 In Folkston, Ga. Air*. Galley recleved..Rcr. school- ven by MU* Gene Caswell at I r home in Orlando. Colorful S arrangement* of sinnla* and I greenery decorated the room* of! the Caswell home. ■» Several <f hfldge were play: niter which the score, trera ' atx. I white linen purse, was awarded to Mr*. Lee Moore and vrreno, itektnil napkin* and coaster*, were won by Mr*. David Nuslirkel of Winter Park. Ml s a McCall was given a set of l,u-Hay pallet bicakfr.it eblna. The luncheon was icrvcd buffet style by Mlsa Caswell assisted by her mother, Mr*. II. I). Caswell. The |ab]e was overlaid with n white lace cloth and centered with an arrangement of pink love vine in cut glass bowl*. The dslnty centerpiece was flanked with pink taper* In crystal holder*. Those attending with Miss MeCall were ... Ernmet McCall, Mra. Moore, Sirs. Nusbirkel, Sira T. E. Tucker and Mrs. Donald Jones. Also the Misses Martha rerkina, Nancy Collum. Jackie Hrotchle, Jane Thigpen, Kathryn ■UfJmmina • ——U a m - *%^ ,, \A*S. L HI Steisch and Camille Ratten From Orlando were I Allan, and ’Patricia Jones, Gailey are making their home U’..< Flrtft ft. a ,__. * West Street. Hollywood Larger Hats Seen In New Fall Fashions Mr DOROTHY ROE, Associated Press Fashion Editor Tha -bigger ..the - U tter U - tbe Determined nbt to lie- outdone bv the dress designer*, who have stirred up n nation-wide slorm of controversy o v e r the radical -------the new silhouette, milliners also have prepnrrd some shockers for fall. HOLLYWOOD,, July 31 (*>>— Mark Stevens, who ha* acquired !* and also a world of grief the past two years, plan* an ifly escape, After "The 8nake t,” h* hopes to visit his parents droop according to the fall de­ Canada and get a complete cree* of the designers, hat* also grow larger and more elaborate. Marfi, who onlv recently go: Gone la the day of the bean!'.- and out of the bed, is faced with the doll hat. Next season, a hat thVe# court action*, one a di­ Is going to be. an Important projvorce. Ha Is homeless and has been ect, not Just an afterthought. Favorite silhbuotte of the -ad­ through a.lo n s.recu . ration from vance fall collection* Is the i an ulecr. bloused or draped W e t crown Ha need* a rest. with a cloche, cuff or Tha actor blame* 'Hollywood combined medium off-face brim. Often ,'tliis phonies" for his •ns’-ital break­ generous piece of headgear, which, up.' HI* rumored romance with bv the way, fits snugly down on edy Lamarr Isn't so. ha said the head ■all the way round, I* they are merely- old friends. In- further .elaborated by feullief.. ei den tally, the only photograph* fur, glittering roll* of m-taHtr 1In his dressing room ate of his lame or poufs of velvet o r *a'.fh, estranged wifa, Annalle, The dramatic wide brim la ir . -Gregory Peck-flies to New York high favor, sometimes* extended next week to finish work on “Gta- further by aid* f trimmings cl tleman’s Agresment" end then returns to La JpUa sehsre hell spend the summer. Greg is a guv who M e* hit profession. He con laugh a t the difference In hU salaries—isv tral thousand a weak i t 20th-Fox, $40 st tl\e La Jolla Playhouse, Ann Southern visited Robe:*. Sterling on the •"Jloughshod" set, giving rite to ' more talk about whether thslr marriage is nn again or off again. It must ba con­ futing for Bob. n it leading lady Is Gloria Grahame, who It a ring­ er for Ann . . . "The Ingrid Bergman film, "Joan />t Lorraine,’* will not he qulh as gigantic as planned. Tha battle scenes a rt being cut down be.cause,of the monumental expense Dana Andrews end Henry,Fon da are feudltf and rightin', hui mostly In Jest. Dans has bee. hunting for a story for months and finally heard about a promO iling tea-yarn.-R ut Hank fodnd It first and won't tip off Dana aa to its Identity. It keeps th j 'D aisy. Kenyon' June Havoc hai been tested Im, “Foreign Affaire," and may be added to the cast headed by Jean A rthur and John Lun l. Thera is doubt that Alarlene Dittrich will accept the role be­ cause the would have to play • Nasi . . . Howard Hughes ha* "Vendet­ ta" added to his current woes. After three remakes, tha film Still l*n‘t to his liking, and ha Mrs. Paul Brpwn and children. Pat and Alice, have returned from visiting . Lookout Mountain and Jackson, Tenn. the wav to do It; Lie (Ini on the floor, arm* outstretched. Raise teg and without moving the rc o of your body, • swing leg ove.- the other. You should gradually work your leg up until it almost touche* yqur hand. R. L. Cornell and *on, Robert Cornell, plan to arrive tonight by plane from Chicago where they have hern spending the past sev­ eral day*. pAAB Will Conduct Training Flights Mr., Mrs. Williams Honor Connie McCi ORLANDO, July 31, <Special) ~ ............... - - ...... . . . . ■ Headquarters K o u r l t i n t h Ale dinner for* Miss CtUlMi MfClll IVrrc has announced -that Trainat their home )ng Kliahtm will be conducted from in Mayfair. Lovely arrangement* the Orlando Army Air Bss* on of tiny partcl rinniar decorated Friday. ‘l'P , “ n>on! M,n porch, At thl* time, 12 plane* will take of t W i l l i a m s home. , off from O ptritions A rt* at ! l;0 j t.uest* xverr served at the long A M ()yinjt ov„ Orlando at *p.1 Pp-Mmatcly 11:10. From OrUnfo thev will proceed to Sanford and thru to DeLand, Daytona Death, ler hchl an arrangement of whit, daisies and the centerpiece wi flanked with white burning taper in crystfll candclhrhiliJ* McCall-uas |irr-rn trd will n piece of her Strnsburg alive pattern. Those Invited to Ik* will Mr*. J. L. Galloway and daugh­ ter. Mary Ann, returned yester­ day (torn a vacation sp e n t'In Washington. D. C. and New York City. Mr. and Mrs. C. It. Rudd and Leland Rudd returned this moan­ ing from Mellwood, Ala. where thev have been spending a varaSir. and ^Irs. L. F. r«» children, Emily nger, are spending ication in various Garner and Faye and a month's points In '■ ----- New DesignH'Do Not Sir. aitif‘Mrs. w .lih rJ Phillip* \t ■<2i'.^ o i » H i < i e r ^ F f ? r u r e H returned on Sunday fmm Daytona Reach where they spent the past 11, HETTY CLARKE Their children. Wally and AP N easfeslurea Heauly Editor Home designers never consider Merrill the teal American figure when Mr. and Sirs. Ross D. Hunter and son I,Inwood of Silver Lake have returned from Burling, N ..J, where Ihay visited Sir. Hunter’s Air. and Mrs. John Herbst and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Herbat returned on Sunday from a two 'weeks lour nf the Eastern states and Canada. En-route home th sr visited relatives in Plainfield, N. J. Mr. and Mr*. J. Q. Galloway have as their guest* at their home at II0 Poplar Avenue, Mr. ami Airs. G. E. Armstrong and child of Alhertsvllle, Ala. and Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Galloway and child of Gadsden. Ala. Airs. Armitrong and Air. L. W. Galloway are the sister ami brother of-M r.'G lltitw ay.' put It on the market for Ih* Avera e e ' Apiylcan Woman._______ Well, who is the Average Amurlean Womarf? She Is a wife, a mother or a career girl who spend* most of her time fighting problem -- spreading hip* massages, exercise* and . 1 ■ M'< ■' Stand aj ,iU*-cetvt*r of ths bad •ad doifVnAAe Ihe position of fli* feet st all. Just make everv hit of your body move aa you stretch and pull your rih* away • from your hips. As you get those sheets well lucked under the ends of the bed. every pull you exert on your middle torso will counts ' To help streamline yotir arms and rour chest at thp same time, herr’s a good, exerrise: . Sit rrotsdegged nest to the wall with the small of your hack' at the-w*t*tHnir-dtggIng-t1fht- Into the wall. Raise your arms shove Tour head on the wall. With your elbow* slightly bent, and elbows and wrlsta tight flat against the wall, ever so slowly pull ’ vout ■- This is toJfiIivrto^ .ron’To'die’finest si of our brilliant new coats and suits for Fall. , * Mala* your Rejection before. A ugust 15th,' and save 10' J. . ’ - ncr DeLand. Fla. your fingertips come to ydur shoulders and your bent elhows of the moment. But seldom Is the come hack to your rib*. Repast fashion one that Will help her eon- from 20 to 50 times daily. ceai her bulging hips and thighs. For the hips, there It always the You may console yourself that the' new long skirts will o'- least hide your plump catVes. Though the hemline la dropped you will .notice.that Jn . tww suit and dress fashion*, nlpped-ln waistline* and hip fullness may merely empha­ sise your hlpplness. • feathers or bows, Turbans also have came into their own apee more, especially for dinner wear,, look well In the new'clothe*, you'll done In |u*h materials suih a*i need in do some work on your velvet Or lame, to contrast withi waistline and hipline right now. J_ The housewife—1* lucky that • Tim 'romtng-sfgxon pfirtldw a there ary* dotrn* of way* ihe ran field d«r for milliners, aa praetl- (r| m down hrr waistline while rally, every hat Is draped, sculp- working around the house. You lured and manipulated. Simple CM0 combine bed-making with blocked cjqwni and ttraig h t brima waistline magic, suggest* a faarr few and far between. f . i -*i= . • *rlr.1, o eo f V EV a f t -I. /b 'O t fty '•mUDwtri U S ,M pB" * * fM e * I LUCKY STRIKE presents O r fC R f M AN W HO K N O W S - THE TOBACCO. AUCTIONEERI —e s lM » P ? S j i. COLGATE-PALMOLIVE-PEET MAKES TH IS OFFER TO INTRODUCE TOU TO THE W ONDERS OF V U I This amaring new Colgste-Palmolivi-Peet 'I was born on a tobacco farm and I'v e Bold tobacco a t auctions for over 10 years. In all th a t time I've seen the malcera of Lucky Strike buy fine, good-tastin' tobacco , . . tobacco t h a t 'a got quality, real quality." J.L.C um m tni, t-i -- - ■ - *v . k- im [GxatblaiMt dwwt, will rwiiwwi te Englaw •tha 1- U .eel.A h . Harrison* . . . a. n i■ tnrf In f«wt^ fe ^nn It as director, director who starts for K even If. If* not,. Ilk. - ftA IwlHW MfnJLfnik*# HlBWI Act now I Buy your d al at your dealer’s double-your-money-b ean tld n . So . . . . . . ». ss*. R ound* So •■ * m ; . * F irm s S o F u lly . < 7 i .' 'v j - P a c k e d - S o F ro o v_..= a n d E a»y on th o D ro W Bti*' Yv �r* THURSDAY, JU LY SI, 1917 TH E SANFDRD HERALD, S A N rO H D . FLO RIDA McCammon To Pitch .---O p e n e r; Tomat Or Kettles To T o s s Second Contest COMMENTS Pads entertain the (.eeshurg Ptra te s 'in a twin attraction at th* By BILL KINO Municipal Park. The games s i- .nOSTON, July SI, bTV- After scheduled to get under way at watching Stymie extend tha turf’s earnings record t > irseh Jacobs t Venetian «*U(sH""V l m " 'V burg* for a contest, but wsie old stretch-running chestnut in ac­ <1 t o , return home without tion u n tir-he grows a heard." ing tha gam* because of rain, "Ill race him as long as hr ck McCammon, newly ac­ stays sound,” Jacobs promised af­ id Fad righthander, Is' slat- ter hi* bread-winning uquixtrisnq handle the mnund assign- stop watch off spring turned tho i In tho twilight affair toigtit, and either Carl Kettle* r Johnny Tomat will get Manrvr John Krldsr’s call for .the sent out to try to steal New Eng­ Ightcap. Last night ths St. Augustins land’s richest purset Closing at 1-5, with 1139,468 tint* acorsd a 8 to 2 decision rer the lesgua leading G-Man, bet on him to show, Stymie, with ltd tha Palatk* Aialsas Hipped canny Conn McCreary aboard, gol te Daytona Beach Diet* in a off last and remained so during the first six furlong* of the mile to 8 tilt. The Orlando Senator-DcLand and a fuilong rout* that he turned 1:50 flat. ed Hat contest was wsshed in The Jacobs’ entry Jumped from last to third coming into the h* Lintscurts: homestretch, caught William Heintsvtll* 000 001 001 2 8 2 Augustin* 000 001 14* « 10 2 Fight For Golf Tourney Crown i'EORIA, III., July 31—OP)— 31—<JP)_!| I sixteen survivors from the aU rt- I ----ing field of rnora than #0 In th e ' National Junior Chamber of C'ommerre Coif Tournament liat' a us noli.• lie ! tmlay for herth* in the ,#eml-‘ PI tr im 's Records , . (i:i»li Jn-two 18-hole third routU mtsiote * srjU u d -quarter-final match*-*. .aakEOHii 'T * " —ding the third round g ro u p ! * Al Mcngert of Spokant, litrber'a record* that wera , the defending champion, ru , <»n* li«ach nosed by Dick I Pafastka ( . ’ traj'.oa* tuaen X. * trailing the league is Joe nf Ch-tidtl* N. C. , m A u g u s tin ,. 4, U a ln s o llle i. Cleary, I’alatka. Atalca butler, An out .tunding casualty yesUr]>»l.*nil al Urlnmtu, tun! **">■ who I* Imasling earn­ nny was cu-inedallsl Waatiej • S A N H O lll) at tn-etliurg ppU.. rsln ed run -avriago uf l?54 ‘for 18 Brown of Chattanooga, Tsnn. (la m , r*e»» games. The I’olatk* firvhallur has who na« ousted by John Morri* l..,.L u r* at e A N P O U P ( I t . I'.'U lk a St H artons Beach. worked 146.2 Innings and has won of Atlanta. ‘la., o r U iid u at P ila s S 12- games and lost sis. p|H>sed Bob Braff, of Morris i*V. Augunlb* al <iaihe*«llle. The leading Sanford chunker is ______ Duluth, Minn., who eliminated Johnny Tomat with a record of Bill Adam* of. Myrtle Beaeh, 8. C., 2.20 earned runs In 13 games-In 2 up in a secumi round ' match, j which lie worked 103.2 frames. with victories ovef Rufus Hughes, Hiuldv Lake closely follows To­ Paducah, Ky., 3 to 1, and Ber­ ms! with 2.26 and Carl Re'tie* nard Riviere, Houston, Tex., 6 boast* 2.67 as hi* record. Chari la and 4, and today faced Dick Eiley, Bissen has pitched in 20 game* of Portland, Ore. Eiley dropped and has an average of 2.93. Bill an IH-Inrh birdie putt on the N u tlli Stanton ha* pitched 168 Innings 23rd hole to oust _ Jack Evans, New Y »Vt rg§ t #S.i* aO,'ih.il,*U I in .11 games and has 3.30 for his Phoenix, Arit., In yesterday’s sing*!.* average. l'hll*<GI| 4ila * . C h ic * s o t longest battle. 4-1, UoMOn l-f. There have been 60 shut out Frank Morey of San Diego, IMi.iniiSh Ilm b k lr n a t Ml l-ovi* ( h ls h t l games . ployed this year in the Calif., encountered 15-year-old Bitty fcey^oti Columbus, 6a,- . | hitter*. Juan Piww* of In la n d SID ELIN ES Bamuely and P t t t o f f ; Drtgg* and TcacoD. ’ > -------------------------- -- around the .360 mark picked u p ,th a wlnnar’a 441,150 (lice, a neat haul that boosted his prita-money margin over the awmighty Assault !.*..• 3*Ia to 196,290. Jacobs boasts atha: hi* rags - to • riches meal ticket Is strong and sound, e n o u g h s run every weak and he’ll go agstti al Sarasota On Aug, 9. native of PJUabuigfi, . wma purchased outright he Syracuse Chiefs of the Inrrnatiimal from its parent club, »e Cincinnati Reds, Apr. 26, 1940. It* -282 batting average in 140 amt* for tha Chiefs last season ibeled him just another ball- first rail on Sauer. But an attrac live enough offer from sum: othcr team might be acceptable. Another factor in his becoming on* of the International Lfdgue’* moat dangerous hitter*,'according to Sauer himself, was his dacislon to ghee up golf. It was Bill MeKechnle, former manager 'at ’ Cin­ training cinnati. who advised Sauer to abandon golf because Henry had developed a tendency to .Rawing YESTERDAYS STARS Monte Kennedy, Giants, pitch­ ed four, hitless relief innings to get credit for the victory a* the Galnts snapped Ewell Blackwell'* I it-game wining streak with a 6-4, UIttmph oyer She- Fed* Pee Wee Kcese, Dodgi-rs, sing­ led with two out in the top of the tenth to drive in Gene Hermanikl with the run that defeated the Cards 11-10 In one of- the most thrilllnjt games In many seasons. TODAY and FRIDAY! of the Screen’s nil-time g re a ts retu rn s to thrill <41 in Baby Lima Beans Confectioners Bordens Instant Coffee Makes 100 cups 39c Starch Garden Fresh Fruits & Vegetables Fresh Elberta 'caches was unfortunate n.*ll l*e tt"a* m a i l ” quiry to J. G. TayluV Spink, general manager of the. Sporting News, concerning the *J9 Inning contrst ' Iilfched' by Buddy Lake snd Ylgl Alonro of DeLand. Spink stated. "I checked with our rdltorlal department on your Inquiry, that Bill Godfrey, 1046 FSL arbi­ ter. has moved into Into -■realty really high classed work. He has reported to the International League a* a mrmiier of their staff. The International League is only oim step below the Major*. It Ix AAA rlesslflcxtlon. MUNICIPAL PARK 8:15 P. M Mrapes Blackeyed Peas Fresh Carrots 2 Bunches 19c I3eans Selected Tomatoes 'jMUqg'fSFouod (Wing, and suggested ho M f a y bat. Henry ijlclied out 40-oupca, Id-inch weapoh, ounce* heavier and an Inch Ion,-:ar than tha stick he Imd Iteen tiling) and has been walloping waa ably demonstrated whilo he was performing with Birmingham, Ala.. In the Southern League, He believes he's th* only ptayvr who ever hit a homerun over th-* Birm­ ingham center field acoreboard, Rlghl now he want* to better 420 feet away. th* league record of 03 hJinrr* ' I-lke any long-distance hitter, •siahllshed bv Joe llsuser of Baltlreore In 1980. He had 30 just ders eurvia. Playing one* a week on the Pacific Coast during the Leo T. Miller, president of the winter n n l., his “batting Chisfs. la convinced that Hauur is lure-fire big league material, hut h* Isn’t selling - for th* lime i’c- A single atchutlc drink may InWer acuity of vision. In the Women's Singles, Miami’s top seeded Starts Burnell entered the ----semifinals \y.—L with .. i.li h a win over H arriet Allen. Memphla. has sent a letter to National As­ Houston, Tex. sociation ‘ President Gcof*,’-’ M. Trabtman explaining hi* suspen­ sion of Bill 8teln4cke. It has bean reported that Htrinecke war re- SYRACUSE. N. Y. — H <n k Sauer’* big bat, which haa been ihe major league* next year. trnnerin’ Hank, who weigh* id 198 and stand* two inches •ix feat, currently la tli> InI League's leading home . MEMPHIS, T rim , Jury 31—OP) —The Mid-South TennI* Champ­ ionship* rate into a number of all-important quarterfinal matches today. Fit *t-*e*drd Leslie Longshore, Anniston, Ala,, and Alex Wellford, Memphis, tangle, ant i l i ar court Water*. New _Orleans ace, takva on Tpxbb - Urown Baker. Memphis, In n featured, affair. * Yesterday Rodgers twat Dr. WilfunI Gragg. Memphis, while Longshore defeated Hilly Ladalnger, Memphis, and Waters passed Billy Hughes, Memphis. Another favored entrant, (leorge Dunklin. ' Pine Bluff, Ark., meets Memphian l*>u Faiiuin after turning Back KM Luwrance yest- ('l* v »l»iiit IS, Bonnn 7. (it Lout* S. Cleveland I n ln x «). * Larger Bat Gives Sauer More Power And Shot At• • Majors I’l.KNTV O t' WHICH V ‘ NEW YORK M l— Blghtbcn nl ! lion, have turn nqUHlMl to- wr.J ! trams or individual tompetltors to the |i*47 world’* weightlifting I championships a t Philadelphia, Sept. 26 aiul 27. It i*.th* first time , the event evor hat been held in j the U. S. Ametira will be the dsj fending champion. IVlid-South Tennis Tourney Advances To Quauerfinal* 2- lb Cartons - 35c Pears . a m m Extra Comfort •«»<>* loketo,»ms without swlr n,of» cam fari ow'a that Buick sweetheart of ta-th# p«a« ••“ FenHeis. Potatoes Cherries California wheel* ^•tlgnasf to curve*—the Inside l it. .............. W l°* ' M oil likely you'll answer, “It’a doing very nicely, thank you." But yeara have • way of whittling away at perform ance-iom stim ea ao alowly you don't notice it. t, , , . . So you rdN be In for « whoppin| •urpriae. . J u it wheal your c*r Into our (hop and "treat It to tom e real Oniric again . ; . . *nd again I v ICS MISCRABLCS ’ L et theae men o( our* te it and tune your Buick with their special Buick toola. I-et them replace any* thing that'a worn with the >Iglxt Buiak>endlneered p a rt. T h e n , Z IN G , back comet the awing to your aweetheart. Job for job, Buick car care coata no more than ordinary aervice. So, >vhat'« to losep Come in to ua , whether it’* for a tune-up, major or .minor repair o r reg u lar lubrication. Y o u r s— car rate* it. M *e tw* sh o n m th « « • « • ana. And Ih e y -rT C n l -« 9 l. thm let* ,h. m Ann Pag* Mayonnaise Whit* 1froni-wheel (#rv|( Wh# know Buick ■<tlae J (hacking wSS.il bw*’. ^ h w Karo Wewon RUPEKITE -GRADE Bottom llound Steak BEK 85 For Baking, Btewing Short Brisket of Beef HUPEHITE VEAL Sirloin Steaks BUI’ERITE GRADE 69c VEAL s 35c Boneless Roast 65c - LAMB GBADE A Square Cut Shoulders - 50c AB Meat Fresh Ground HT FEATURES A dventure- 59c Hamburger j Q . 1 W '* W u m ra a r Trm lls” I l* "D e a d E n d C « ts ’’ |4e-Open» 13:48 P. M. Dally.40c Rib Chops Hermans 8klnlata Cudahy's 1 lb Bags Pure IWelners Pork Sausage Armour's Star Herman* Assorted Spiced Ham Lax Flakes Horn where I sit... 6 y Joe MariH Mad. 12c lg*. 3uc Sunshine PEACHES '* |a n o C u p p o r ' s No. 2y2 can 25c LlfeBuoy Toilet a* D*f wtys. well probably laoh last ■* a t™ | »^l la w hst w* g ar ” Mqd«ra' Cleanser 2 for 19c SIC MAGNC b p in a c h �PA CE SEV EN T I1 E 5 A N H » N 1 > l i E F A M ^ S A N r O H I l . F L O R I u a UKSUAY, JULY 31, 1917 r* - Legal Notice 6 ROOM home, "several block* from center of town. Phone tdilllCOKil PI.AVERS for rent. By J. I da y or work. 'Hi* Music Box, 119 \V. l i t St. Phone 1153. FURNISHED 3 bedroom home with 4 'acres.-Hy owner. Phone k-‘FICE~kpace in Melsch Building. 1204 or County 3303. FU rgn h«ht ufice*, .newly decorI, nit uliUlte*, heat and *ani[lo t service furnished. Cell H0.V SMALL house. 60 x‘ 150 corner !jy . II. A A. Ih-pt. Store. lot, $2600.00. Phony 714-H after 4 P. M. VRM FOB IlF.NT—-20 « ( « tub irrigated truck farm. T t artes­ ian well*, a 7 room dwelling S-*HTICLES FOR SALE 2 t o a lit bourne, 2 large barn*. Dwelling lo t t o t only' with farm. On , Cemelon Avenue, WILL have watermelon*. csnta; E ast aide ■Snltfotd, Fla., phone lopes, pesrbes, ttininUi.-s, Wed. 1U3-R. P. O. Box 8AJ. k .‘ n. 30tlr through Aug. 2. n ;h and Stone. French Ave. Priced right. CONVALESCENT HOME now >;pen at Cbuluola, 18 tnilea 8. E. SEE THE new I-awn Shaver. Ask m t Sanford and 18 mile* N. E. for demunstraiiun. SENKAItIK' " f Oitnndo. I.orgc screen and GLASS A PAINT CO. 112-114 open porches to ait and enjoy W. 2nd Ht. the cool breelea off LoJtn Cath­ erine. Largo ground* and walk* FOR SALE- at Minorvtlla, former s a fe from auto traffic. la rg e Air Base. 26 thousand feel 4 lobby and room*, Prick construc­ Jnch clay drain tile, 8 A 0 inch tion, Can accomodate 25 only. clay aewer pipe, good M b , >» Phone or write for reservation 1 & 2 Inch galvanised and Mark at once. Oviedo 2382 or Dr. etCel pipe, valve* of the same' Martin 2392 o r ‘ writ* Ho* 137 silo. 1500 feet 4 inch Universal . ChulMtila. tlwvlA.-itS*KyTsl:,J3uL Jblfit‘ water-pipe; r»M' Irotc Tt>00 for gUeit* to visit ifivfr docioe. feel of 3 x 0 B. & better lied Wood. Hydrants and special*. PAILAI1LK at once, convenientWe arc selling these articles -at lv located down town aection. a discount even tho tome of up to date apartment* with all them are out of the market. modern convenience*. Adult* C o n t a c t Superintendent on only. Phone 550. ground or call Orlando 6723 'URNI8HED apt. for a couple. after 6 P. M. 607 W. l»t Street.___________ FOR RENT- House InNlake Mary. ROOF COATING- Alberto# Alu­ minum roof colling- good for Florida, 2 rooms A 'h ath , fur* metal, slate or conywsit Ion -roof­ til shed. 1 Ml/ West of C of C ing. Stop leak* C3ol*.|wur'h,gn« Bldg, fleuwe R. Patterson. “ _ — “ C------*------10 to TS*.. T eiry ear warranty. RNISlfED a n d unfurnlfhC'd SENKARltf GLASS A PAINT apt. Adults only. "700 M j IIoh r n im .tiJ w ------------ H £L P W A N TED F tfJ l K E N T WANTED: Mali to succeed R. Simmons for Kawlrigh businesa in Northeast Polk County. 1500 -families. Products sold 20 years. Permanent .if you am a husller. For particulars write * KaW • lelgh’s '■ Dept. FAH-440 1033, Memphis, Tentl. or see- R. Hart­ man. Box 234, Iaingw<Mid*Fla. EXPERIENCED celery grow *ror trained farm manager fo r’farm in Zellwood ares, flood jiosltion for right party. A. Du,ls St Sons, Oviedo. Phone 2151. GIRL for cashier A cuimeltc couh ter. also to,la girl, ljmcy'a. Drug Store. W ORK W ANTED EXPERT palm ing— contract ot hourly basis. S. G. Grogan. Free estimates. Phone 783-J. FLOOR SANDING A finishing. cleaning A waxing. Our power unit enable* us to wnrk where there Is no elect rlj- connect lo t ‘available. 21 ysais experienr*. II. M. Gleason, Lake lim y, Fla. " w A ^ t c F Y O RENTBEDROOM .home or apt. for occupancy Oct. 1 — Permanent residents. Ph. 668-IL Uiu.-nr1' >nu itiii 1 Inivnd to i*a>*' t v CU[IDUll4U *p«L.aS| »*— bled with screws, painted or unear garage Incorporating work palnted. See at 2872 Palmetto room ami laundry, ilgs 110 f t frontage on paved street.,Lot is A rs. Phone 210-W. " fully fruited, 804' land* Possession September OLD NEWSPAPERS—8 CENTS ‘ spacious and lovsly bom* PER POUND. BUNDLED IN — — b u n d l e s .----------- b in ts : i~-«ted SW-three ng Valencia Drive. Stueto 15. 20 and 95 CENT NICKS 414 S an fo rd A venao —’_____ :______________1 _____________ ______ __ ,KnV. x n rirR At ten n'clm'k on T h u t«l* y n i o r a 1<u C AUSUU . t h li l t llosiU «( . P u « l l e t m i r u e t t u n will t e c e l t * »eelea M,U u u ,* e i s > i * r i a a * p o r t i u u o f t h e t . n k r M onroe i r b v o l tuillillng a i r a r d l n s »,* th e s p e e l f k s i l u i w o f i l t M U C t Kllon J i l o s s h l o U , *t lh « r’s s f u r d A iU eitc N silunsl W an s o u i i d i u g . The B o a r d !•»•«»*» t h e •alii* to t » | K t s o , <tr aU b id s (N 11,1 III P ublic t n i t i u c t i u u fur Humntuie C u u n l r . F lo rid a. T. W. L * * l « n . 8 u p l. I . 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NOW AYAIT AIJI.E IN DITST3 AND SPRAYS YARU1.GY VKNBTIAN- HI l.NDS Southern Chemicals, Inc. America'*- .Mod Brautiful Aluminum — Cedar — Poli.hrd Aluminum Ark Me For Free Krtiuule Ph. 951 Sanford, Florida P. W. STEVENS - U17 W. RobituMm - Orlando ------- Phone 2-0729- « As Clerk o f I h ) , Clreul* C n n tr ln a m t fnr ‘ gemlnot* Co untv n n rtd s IC IH C IM T C O P R T B P . A t f * • IIP TO { 5 0 TRADE in , ALLOWANCE FO P YOUR OLD RADIO Th* MUSIC Ho* 119 .W. Int . P h . 953 DIAPER SERVICE For R f w n i l k s i or Immtdltl* Delivery ta SA N FO R D ‘ PHONE ifJJST MOO‘Bast Robinson A re , Or Undo ' FaraRur# C S ( S i CaUatl Walk Eipen W o ri«ia sU p TH E SANFORD C A B IN ET SHOP 124 Pslmetla A rta a t A U T O S F O R .S A L E 1940 HUD80N delusa $595.00; sl60uU under market. Good paint A motor. Boa KRU Care Herald. ___________ _ 1940 DODGE IH Jo n truck, good condition. 6 pew lire*. 111 N. French. Phon# 116^-W. r is THREE FEATHERS Interested in *' -A Velio,, l l r , r e t , i m I r a .To liaF o l-t, t.ellrec r l i s t e n It- Jl. r l u r ft,.tor T,* A.-M*VItie n u t M a n e U * m i: it. u it it r H m iT iiitiiN M c K r l r t t . K m u k . t o r erotte. T o , J a m r s A tVtlbnm # Hud son<ieo tw e eliix l l o t a To in n o » a William#. Morn- C It. T » . 1IIM Pert. Jt. A l o a n istn *I tltF im n l IIP Mfllt I ti t i l l : * t l r n l e y , M. I . T o It M H av « n e t u s Tleiia !» III1MIH I II I P HIM | | UIIIS-.S N ary To I 'h s r lA l.rn ln P -rk Jr l*. H Marine Corps To W il­ l iam T y le r Pr-Srtkbn C i v i l . »l IT Mots, Jo * Vr Prtilllt lo b es . N o B e tte r Value You, sod each of you n r l o o notified sod requited to til* any claltnr aud .deirtsiuli which you. or tith rr of >uii. m i ) bavs ssslnrt estd **rat* in the oflou of Hart R . - l V . r W A U E . County Judge ol N K M iN m .K ._ £ iti!N x y . a t^h ts uftlre in lb* Cuurl H oum i n ' H anford , n o r ids. sith in eiaht cslendsr month* (rum the lime of the first publlcstluri of tin* noticeK it h claim or dtmand muM be "In w rit­ ing, n n d contain lb* place of resi­ dence slid post office address,of ih* rlslmatit a n d must be sworn* tu by the c l a i m a n t , hie agsni or attorney, or the tame shall be void. P A I8 T A. F A I I N K U , At A d m in istr a trix publication U I H H tM 't llt.n u u l i n t , i,-11 C lif fo r d - e l u a " l - o r e f u To A l f r e d \V. V io. , * l o s .Usn« li. Vrlte, A l f re d NV. e t u a At ar t* IT o C arl if. t| K f u a e t , t u t Mart* A, • A m o Peed HI,ires. t n c . T o If. 1". M tilu m n . Jr. g t s n c P t a t i k e r u t Clait* I*, elwt I To M m . J f > l f l * r - e f u x ■K n n n le II . g ran t. <t u t i3 » lr» P. • tat T o T o l b e r t R , Miller r l « a ‘ C la n - W i m a k e o u r o w n Ico C ro a in , AH fla v o r* T a s ty — D elicious — H e a lth f u l l , r u U I nan,* | i u i e u a n t t o tg * n i f i i t n | t h e KiilMiou* N ails Mlu lut* t c ' t u i i l e r ls»kx. I j i w j of S'lorliJs m i ) w i t h t h e C lerk u f in* C ir c u it C o u r t o f Hem lnole CouMV. HorUia. C. L- P owell. U « Off . . * ■ J « i t ‘I t . t e l l flrru it-Court rnr ihe Ninth Jadlciat FLOWERS Circuit ot Flurlda, In and tot Bent. . . . . , _ Intii* County, In chenrery: ^arm tam all occasions r O R R E N T - Hour sender. E a s y , b a i y o u *i» trquiraj t* file y o u r He NEILL a, YOST JLORDJTS operation. Hcasunkhlg rated, ban- wrlifrn a|>i^aianre In said cause in) iunl Paint & 4k Gluts Glass Co. Phono Phong *'f before the Sepuittber Hut* l>*y Sipes Ave. Just off Celery to*wit, h r l i t t m h s t 1, l i l t , t o d o 303. d r t a s l l l l i r r r o f said cau se trill p r o Office ph. 403 rssldcnre ph. 610-R c e n t l ! r P a r le a g a i n s t yo u. DODGE - PLYMOUTH T h e . nettesol — nett#**— o f - I h le - tuil PARTS AND HKHVICR ' CONCItKI K KKWP.ll PUT. it fnr divorce, and the style of said Phooa 1011 suit Isi Call W n r l b y , -plaintiff,1 .v s s e p t i c - T a n k s , Urea** Tinps 109 Pslmeltu Ave. r). M urtby, defendant Blocks, Aluminum Windows and YA-DE moth prooling last* b liaWltuss* in) hand a n d official seat Screens, White cement. Paint, veais. Hava youi woolen* molh of t s i d Court at Hanlerd. Seitimoi* Pcrtna-tile. Hurricane braces Coiqay, P proofed now. Downtown Clean­ J u l y l k l t . lo t Ida. t h i s icth d a y of Mirnrie Concrete Company, au'J ers & Lanndrv. 113 Palmetto O. P. H e rn d o n . Elm Ave. Phone 1335. Avo. Phono 914. C lerk o f ss ld C ourt /ANTED* to rent or lease room for bmlne=s. Write giving de­ tails etc. to Box II, Care Herald. FOR SALE—Umeroek for drive wsyi and roadwave—Phone HOUSE or apartment, furnished or unfurnished. Excellent iife rt-nces. Call Archie Brown "HI* X K U O -F R E D A — v-mplete tire. Hu. --------- ^ - • ■’...............- rUHunt's Tuxrde Feed -Rtor* IR F .A L E T T A T E F O R S A l-E Dallas > s * nstiery Charging. U; II. POPE CO. INC. REAL ESTATE ;»INSURANCE: MORTGAGE LOANS 4 CEILING fans for sale. U iLV a RAYMOND M. HALL, Realtor Drug Hlort. RrgiaUred Broker and Paints, Poultry Supplies, Nail*. Insurance 'Agent Purina Feeds, Groceries and 1m. 4 Fletida B ute Bank Bldg. Mealf. Touehton A Watson, 1201 |NEW , two atory, tine* bedroom Celery, Phone 1199. home. Two car garage. On comer lot 116 x M0 in Mayfair, AUTO RADIOS, Motorola. Sales (j^lll (ell unfurnished or furnished, and Service. The Music Box, (tone 856*61. 119 W. 1st St. Phone 063. [ House on large lot. Corner-Hick­ SEWING MACHINES ory and 7th 8t. 700 K. 7th t jt SALKS A SERVICE A pply Au J , E. Walker, BERT'S SEWING MACH. SHOP 910 Cypress Ave. US S. FRENCH. P1L 1199 [A VERY desirable f i v o r6on bungalow. Can be putt based cJOAL circulating healer. Keasonwith $2600.00 cash, b a l a n c e • *b u - Ph. U65-J. monthly. LOVE SEAT -- good condition Robert A. ’William* I*. J. Welter, Elder Springs.__ | Pit one 782 ‘Atlantic Bang Bldg. FOR SALK- Slightly used Elgin iW’ YOU like to live on the edge blcyolu. John B. Root, Dll 1 of the City we.have a nice five m rtto, ‘ room bungalow "with all jonvenlencea, eight lar/fe lots, term* GIRL'S Bicycle, Phtlco* Cabinet ran he arranged. Priced only Radte. Phone 262-W. , $4981.00. . • BABY carriage, Tlisyer collmusiRobert A.. Williams hie. good condition. Phone bQ2 Phone 732 Atlantic Hank ,01dg. W.__________ _____;__________ 8 ROOM house, with 5 lots,. con­ structed of (elected vlrffiTpihe CANVAS PAINT- clear and col­ or*. 8ENKARIK GLASS A and cypress, A-l condition, newPAINT CO. Phone 320. H ly painted inilde and-out, soma “ ffulL AUo four 2001pound fnt PURE Air Gaa KifthdO Dnli. Marhogs, 2 young milk cows with centlU Cabin Court. So. Orlindo first A second reive* Alto­ Highway. Phona 229-M. gether or separate. Inquire at 2691 Orange Ave. or Phone 705- ZINNIA and marigold plaifta-fur 1. ______________ J Fall Dowers now ready. A. K. Rowetler, Florid. TeU. .12-W, FOR S A LE Calory A v e n u e . _________ . A VERY nice two bedroom frame house, close In. This house is in ’ DUNLOP “ g o o d condition throughout •• WHITE WALL TIRES would coil $8,760.00 to replace. 600-16 121-60 pin* . tax. L * * ( »Priced at $0,300.00. liberal trade In 3„r!tb 1—°0* WALL two bedroom. two^ story 600-16 $21 69 plu* tax. house, in good condition,* Ideal L«** iilxral trade In. for small family, located In Rum Rob Dentil* Tire Co. Court Section, reasonably priced 418'W. 13th St. Phone 908 at $5,750.00. NEW two bedroom bungalow in LADIES Chicago Sho# Basics ■ire o'* - practically new,. 1319 —Plftchurit -* suitable for .small family - desirable surrounding*. W. 3rd St. oftar 6.__________ 14,800.00. WOOD or coal circulating heater AN exceptionally, desirable twoM good condition — $85 'cash. story house, 3 bedrooms and 118 Holly........ ................ .... • bath upstairs, end I bedroom u r n ] bath.downstairs,- Largo llv- FLORENCE porcelain -kem ene B S j . room, with enclosed surt range, perfect condition $65.00. ch: lllirary, dining room and Mr*. Moon, Phone Longwood 28. *1___ .Hslls* _ _ 11 w SOTK* ‘ N o t i c e U irn’i u , l a m thill 1 s o . eu g o g o tl i s .the liU tln eir *1 - 1SSS H a n f o rd A v e o s * u n d e r U* f M U I u u t Ham- " | - u » * l l ‘i i j l j n e n o * ROOFING-ROOF Painting, all • hinds. Smith Bio. Phone 1168. r i m 12 ! -ROOM apt. adults, no pels or children. Inquire 200 E. 5th St. Sanford. Fla. ROOM furnlihed buftgalow, ncwlv refinjfhcd. available Aug. lit. Phone 660-W. }_ . FOR T H E BEST ICE CREAM Try NICK'S OWN ICE CREAM IN f O l - N T t J F I M t i r a C llt’ TIT . NURSE for 2 chlldreu, ago 2 A Sr.SIINOl.K cot; NTT. pum tU A . 4. 211 Summerlin Avenue. WIT A T K nr t'A tll- M, F A R ffU LL CASHIER for grocery stunt — linCCAHKO m m : to tH i.iiiT u n t experience preferred but not es­ T o - A M . , PntthO N H H A V IN O sential. Good Luck Grocery, tt.A IM H O B D K k lA N O a A O A IN H T b A tl) K H T A T K l 1206 W, lath St. 9 Seminole County - Court Records t u e r b gui on Wheeler of Sanford CANVAS AWNINGS CANVAS TORCH CURTAINS VENETIAN BLINDS Akmiaam, Steel, Weed I 1# DAT DELIVERY We REPAIR! F R E E E B T IM A T E 8 .n ______ IH has recently been fii. m , ir i \ Lp [{ ■ I �: v--> =• - , 1 i irir- : ■ •;, • .‘ •'• ' ,-■(*" . ■•■ ; ■-- •' , »>'■ SANFORD, FLORIDA !ts=2 -a - s j THURSDAY. JU L Y 31, 1947 ««■ SJ*f“ | tin* undtrground organisation. !^ * have been trying to Britons Found Jewish Refugees May Sentence Appealed Colonial Becretary Arthur Flying Boat P rogram >. Seen As Sole ° 'th a wSr effort Just a t you ware U. S. Correspondents Crash Jon#*, apeaklng la Perilsserving th* board, might ha not ?" By “Paul Revere” Kept From Red Zone Be Sent To Germany ir* a tia M « * r » * » o * .» • rofnt for tho Labor gortnim ent, imocracy Capable ‘ »t'*wW«et!l t ' — Fan* “Unquestionably,r." Lovett said. tIn 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 Military Strength BOSTON, Ju ly .31. OP)— Ceun-'.of the men, their "trial, con- nuintedi concern to tha point th at It was LONDON, July 31^ UPHt- An VIENNA. Ju lj^ai. W V-. Amer­ k m ■rl /or Douglaa Chandler today, vtctl<m and execution In the name “I express th* deep feeling of diaeuaaed by th* joint chief* of DBWITT MACKENZIE prepared an appeal «for the 68- o f-th e Jewlah struggle for horror and revulsion shared by sta ff,"' Lovett testified. Foreign Affair* Analyst rear-old Chicago-horn writ*/ *en- homeland." Th* original Hughea-Kalaer conalt uf.ua here, at thl* barrharoi)* The Inscription* told how plea* a c t/T UainS drastic decision to fenced to life imprisonment and tract for Hire* flying boat* wai •IU global military com- lined HOJXfo for .erring aa a N a il; for damency were rejected at the "In the long hlstorv of violence later cut down to one, which ha* nta, .In* • further d / o r t mouthpiece during the war.j"m ilitary trial.” In Palestine, there has scarcely not yet been completed. Kaiser oina the economic c h ­ The grey-haTred C h a n d l e r , The killing*, th e ' Inacrlptlon been a more datU rd^arrt^U un the subsequently withdrew from th* ipping the country, U * branded a “anob" by the presld-, .aid, were carried out a* “a" rail­ cold blooded and project, which Hughes Is reminder that the Unlt- ing judge, made an aggreaaive J itary execution by the Jewlah re- dcr of the** Innocent young men, carrying on. atet I* th# 1**1 of the great last-mlnule personal plea rea*- sistance to the enemlet of .our after holding them ae hostages Th# Patterson - letter, read by Stic counlrie* atlll capablj sertlna atatementa he made over homeland." for mote than n fortnight," Creech Lovett, cited the need for “mexmanning a war machine Berlin radio when he waa lauding The contorted feature* of thj Jones told the House of Commons. Ireum production of combat "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 Federal -fudge Francis J. \V. deaths had been caused uy strang­ cabinet s derision regarding the th* existing facHItiaa should be world. crudely • ' fashioned internal situation In Palestine, diverted to th* manufacture of lit* me think of the time In Ford, commenting he waa aotts- ulation- by 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. a field in Flander* Field ‘'deterrent'* for any futura would, around limb* rinae-tu-ibr-trunW *'■World War, would be "InflUensed It added: eh the front line am! gbr be traitor*, took under xdvlto- of the l/ees. The men’s hands by public opinion.” Ha did sn o t• “ It la very evident that any In th* middle of a ter n a a t-a defense motion for a slay had been tied behind their backs elaborate. . I large lnrreise In cargo plane pro’ German bam****-! waau'i., of eiyeulion. and their ■feet had been wire I Brit tsbtasM p*pera bannered the duetion can bs accomplished only ily lonesome; hut ! had a together. The sergeants’ . shirts it i v hangings, which •, the i If the production of combat air* ' •iihad been used to blindfold them. Fair Sf for the company of Irgun Zvai^ I>eumi ^ carried ^oirt > Inc» is reduced, and any auch who knew barrage* and Red Suspects Freed Their underclothing and army after the British hangedd three ■eduction la Inadmissible” 3 1 ? the have a aympathetlc unin 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, ch ta by way of aaylng that, cut Into their nerks by the helf delivery. wanted to know whether th# Ar­ ATHENS. July 31, ^Pl— The inch ropes. all, England baa been Amfrmy ever-encountered any reports atannch ally in two world Ministry of Public Onler announe, The booby trap exploded as labor pirating by the Kai Campaign Starts of lleta, and remain* the chief rd today it had directed th* re­ grenadier guardsmen attempted ser-Hughea Interest*. pf Weatem Europe for the lease of 279 concentration camp to cut down Martin's body. Thi (“ Pirating" w*i a term applied M h IIs h S rvsas Fa** 0«s» of democracy. It’* tough inmates who had voluntarily sign­ blast echoed throughout th* his­ during th* war when one firm her atrlklng.power reduced ed statement* “condemning the toric forest of Sharon, scene of visit. The West, which looms as the hired away another’s employe**.} temporarily In the** *x- Communist reliellion and disavow many battles of Biblical limes. "Ye*, air,” aald LoVett. major 1048 battleground, also Is Ing KKE (the Greek Communist day*. Natanya’i mayor, Oved Hen beckoning to other*. He said some month* after Party) methods." reduction of military comAmi, who had received informs* award of ths flying boat contract 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 Crime Minister Attire' ed In a recent roundup of suspect ground, Hagana, that the bodies A. Pepper, Florida Democrat, an­ Aircraft subsidiary,, in Wlehlla, nounced he plana a cross-country Labor members of Par1- ed Communist sympathisers and were In the area, was on the scene speaking tour In the fall In an Kas., that "there h td been hiving . meeting in secret rad- were srhedulcd for deportation. when the blast occurred. effort to "keep our democratic squads trying to pick up labor Pres* dispatches from Salonika terday to listen with erltTight-lipped ahd obviously fear­ party liberal." at the gales/ K'attention to art accounting reported that Greek guerrilla ing his resort city once again In reply to another question, he .Perhaps lipping off what h« in. iorrr* early i this morning. had at­ -WMM*eAm#v under., military rule, * Stewardship. He to tell the westerner*, Pep- said they represented the Kaiser beavy fire, not nc only from tacked the town of Alcxandropou- he declared: “Thl* Is the most tends * the manage menL , .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 Sttisny of hi* own follower*, the garrison was standing them All we’ve built and prayed for record of the G.O.P. Congress has sion began. B i n s t o r Pepper buried "any hope or Idea th at the ■ now ties In tha dust." of dissatisfaction with the off. Another Salonika dispatch aaid Military personnel In the Na- Republican Party might becoms ID-Fla) aald an aircraft expert'a ___ nt'a progress In dealappraisal of Hughes’ P-1! photowllh tha economic upheaval. 40 guerrillas had been slain In an lanjra area, hearing the circum­ the people's party, or llbc/aL” reconnaisanc* * plane a a a "hot waTaft 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 troops north of Xajithl, close to illlon with determination. found, hastened to' bases. Issue*, domestic and foreign, onjhad grounds for purportedly ^>u*h| l column yesterday said the Greek-Bulgarian frontier. The "There will be some searenes," his trip. H* Rka called on other ing wartime ronatruriton o f the dispatch said the guerrillas remov­ *ly would do. The result military source said, "and the G.D.P, leaders to speak out. Tp. , * * .1*1 he won a virtual vote ed their killed and wounded acror* one populace may ha Inconvenienced a Thl. has been widely Interpret-! acknowledged In reply nfldenca from the caucus.. the frontier Into Bulgaria. bit, but no military control l< ed as an indirect argument th a t|(? * 44f*u< ucatlon, from Pepper „ . - - , that Prime Minister U refwutplanned, at least for the present." Dewey, the 1044 nominee, la not;,h* , ths WF~" WF Q ............................ 0»a flingI mmI the prionly to have promise! apeaklng out. Friend* of the New|n»*ry reapdnalbtllty for alloeadown military commit- Police Question 3 LO N D O N, J u l y - 81 (/P )- Yorker say they believe Dewey, Hon of the m aterials and priorIn Greece, Italy and (fern -plen plenty iU*.— F R Mar lin, arlrlnwed -w ilt-h i vi ty u u y in- durhnrx,~wittr;thg-grtTlcB of (lur-Arr •h*H to reduce the-number Bargemen. In Slaying: mother of Sgt. Clifford Martin, time. He le took only joshing rycog- my-Navy Munition# Board, i under arms and send them “ If Donald Nelson thoukht it BALTIMORE, ‘Ju ly I I , UP>- who was hanged in .Palestine nltlon of Taft's eall. telling rellto the rank* of l.abor waa In the public Interest to award i • the demand for work- Pollee today questioned three by the Irgun Zval Leuml under­ porters: "W hat am I supposed to say, this contract for a new type of is he ggot over one of young bargemen in the slaying of ground, collapsed today at her . Thu* to be mad* from non-atraDoris O’Brien, 40, whose trussed home in Coventry and was re­ ‘Don't shoot until you ae* the Iplane . high* hurdle isartr*m mat grl ala ** Pa hrutr asked, aakeel "h* lfke* In a serious condition. l teglc aterials. Pepper white* of their eyea.t* " ut that waen't wasn't hi* *>t>!y pprom* body floated to the surf are of the porter! "We 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 to get the production which concluded the woman nad been how desperate1 theta people are , *o ‘ badly needed to stlmu- -beaten and thrown overboard Sun­ and they could HaVe waited until t badly Industry. Lack day. July IS, from a barge which our boys were safe before execut­ tdly lagging laggi 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 of 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* of this plan say It -T H * ljnNDON, l July 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 w hit 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 ef Attlee re­ ins ih* prim# ministership * • i. '! - • ' . • ' I KtT crlsj, et lw«t pending alopmint*. There had been a i.t sern, qiiLnct j that hi I ts way !o other Itsdm hiD , and y. r | JilnlrU r E rnsti Bcvin aGonad es possible sue- I f * • '• 4 ' W i t high guvnum ent say# that A ttic’ may . I , chttigr# In h!s eabinst soon, this connection th* political 2509 SANFORD AVENUE - 41_- I spondent of th* Ixrmlou Daily ____________ .■ML **ld yeslerdty, prior to th* CB#, that th* only conceiilon ; * .Prim s Minister wr.« prepared '.make Would bs the format ion a sort of emtrgency battle TA LL CAKS |«ad of five , asnlor ministers »' tackle ths economic problems. Wg J iv a would bs Attlee ■“ > Fmreign Minister -Bavin, Her ef 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 w eathered'* MAXWELL HOUSE hiJJTicans. The storm atg1 yet down yet, ihougn, be omit them ts mnrk* iWJ aent in ths economic don, a m atter of concert! not NO. 2 CAN 2p< it »■ > . to the people of Britain but I .. u . world a t large, especially 1 I u I * .* ssv ;. —— r * — *I f CNO. 2 CAN porter ha thinks one of th* chief questions for th# Senate group la w hither young Roosvrit waa justified In recommending that work on tha photo ship be con­ tinued. rt* also remarked, I have-no doubt that It will be shown that Elliott Roosevelt accepted enter­ tainment from representatives of Hughs.' Th# contract for th# photo plan# I* entirely.separate from that for tha flying boats, but It Is *Uo under Investigation. On# point of committee Interest '* * hf *;ork «>ntlnued ican sources aald today that for almost a month Russian authuntlea had refused to grant clearance paper* for American newspaper correspondents seeking to cross the Soviet occupation son-- en route to Budapest, Bucharest or Prague. _ A member of the liaison section at U. 3. Army headquarter* here skid th at only one such clearance had been granted durlng*July, and that was "a very extraordinary case." Nrwamcn traveling from Vlenna to the American-occupied so no m hare. MLbetuuaffected, however, the w ar drew to a close and It%J>« *«ld. ‘Was apparent that fighting would and before any plane* were re. REPATRIATES reived. BERLIN, July 31, i/P>— Rus­ "In that connection, Senator sian authorities announced today Pepper asked Lovett if the latter that 260.983 German war prisoners befired there waa "anything cor­ and civilian Internees had been re­ rupt, fraudulent or ' contrary to patriated from the Soviet Unloft th# public Interest" In the late in Ihe past 12 months. Soviet Foreign Minister Vyache­ President Roosevelt's 1944 deci­ sion Ao continue the Hughes flying slav Molotov told the foreign min­ boat work after the WPB had or­ isters council at Moscow last spring that the Russian* still, held dered the contract cancelled. approximately 900,000 Gsrman Jesse Jones, former Secretary war prisoner*. of Commerce, told the commutes yesterday that Mr. Roosevelt had It takes a (raetionnf a aecond derided In favor of the comple- for human eye* to ace an object. tlon of on# plan* a t an additional cost of about 36,000,000 after 1042: vat contract* for three boat* 313,600,000 had been spent on the were made later with Hughe* and then cancelled contract. Henrv J . Kaiaer. "On th* facta aa you state them, Senator Pepper," Lovett said, “a decision of th at kind would eall for a vary careful exercise of judgment." He added tkat th* President had not consulted him on the decision. Howard Hughes and hla globetrotting publicity man, John Maywill take the stand aide by aid* tomorrow In the senatorial Investigation of Hughes' wartime plan# contracts. Senator Ferguson (R-Mlch) announced today that arrangements have been mad* for the Joint appearance of the Hollywood millionaire and the man who aaid he spent tavlah sum* to entertgi n - government offtctnl* In-1 Hughes' behalf. Ferguson's announcement was made a fte r a session In which the Senate W ar Investigating com­ mittee beard testimony that top military leaders- turned down n mass flying boat program in July, ________ authoritative source aald today Britain would send tb* 4.600 Jew­ ish refugees of the R. S. Exodu* | of 1047 expedition to Germany,^ and perhaps later to Africm. if thev Tcreistrd in refusing to dis­ embark a t Port-De-Bouc, France. The source said Trim* Minister Attire and his cabinet took that decision a Ca. meeting In which the* entire Palestine situation was con­ sidered. ■ Under the plan, the Exodus of 1047 refugees would remain tem­ porarily in the British sonc of. German? while Ihe British c a b in e t picked a nuu place for them In some other British-controlled area of the . I .uuuJdUseuihlv an African colony, the source said. Tho Jewish refugees arrived off France. Monday. Three BrltUh ship*.brought them from P alestine.. . waters, where their ship, tha .for mer President Warfield, rename.! Exodus of 1917. had been Interccplrd and rammed by the British. q u e e n m a r t h a il s SOUTHAMPTON.Eng., July 31 UPi-TCheering crowd* and elrecllng plane* »*w th# 81.235-ton, Queen Mary off today on her fleet postwar voyage to New York as a passenger liner. Th# reconverted Cunanl liner, eeeond biggest afloat, wa* due to reach New York Aug. 6.' KNOW YOUR AIR FORCES BETTER POWER 1V IS IT AIR FORCES FIELDS^ 15 P F rtC f PQ W [ A IR F O R C E DAY, A U G U S T Isi ■ -.-IV - Si • - *' _________ ___________ V E • m *jess • -n POWELL'S EDGEWOOD ^' b ■V - WEEKEND SPECIALS 3 for MILK I L- ' *5p Don't Mias Thia Chance O f A Life Time To Furniah Your Home ' A t A Mere Fraction O f Regular Pricen— jMjjljj 26c COMPOUND COFFEE 33c lb** i6c ' STRING BEANS 10c ENGLISH PEAS f 10c — r.-W fANA, Fla., July 31~0P) rp O 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 VAN CAMPS * doz. N O . J W H IT E “ J? * 27c • AND ALL OTHER CUSTOMARY SERVICES AT YOUR DISPOSAL BUY AT YOUR OWN PRICE AND TAKE UP TO 12 MONTHS : "T O PAY. • U ■t c:*i> f?3_; • 1r ** v « .. . - ARM OURS W ESTERN m m .— -4, *-=•=- i/ -/;m H B .* jilt 1 - ■A pf! * ATTENDING THIS C. B. Brause of Lake '■ thg daraage * i mm10 lbs. 43c POTATOES1 iar the boundary t " ?' FOB EVERYONE 12c LEMONS 7 :3 0 p m . EASY TERMS . PORK & BEANS • i*I ■ S A L E S T W IC E D A IL Y •. Destroyed By 000 Florida Fire ‘.T t " I ». • — 43c J: J v f / 4;’i ' » 9 t> *J h i POLAR FRI r-’fL* * rf-t m. v> BEACON DAIRY ICE < ST DAY r ~ » * . ( -y. ' • . • . v • . “ ^ ^r-______________ _ \ \ A - '' ------m um m m m ------------ J �m f -4 7 - 4 .*kv— l a U »lty T licrt la S tren g th — THE W EATHER 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 j t b — — . — ^ I Util I fu ^ n d b a t - - AN INDEPENDENT DAILY N hW HPAPKK “w— Established 1908 V O L U M E X X X V III ilu u d j uidaj »ilh widely scattered afler■noun thunder-hower-s Gentle to modrratc variable winds. SA N FO RD , F L O R ID A , F R ID A Y . A U ftU S T I, 1947 -»n N O . 186 A i w d i U d P re s s L o a ie d W iro --------- a - e ' jPW Russia Hits U. S. Cut In British Britons-Jews •Offer To Mediate Food Rations Clash Again Is Predicted In Palestine Hughes Plane Chosen After4 Elliott’s Okay Nation Reported Ask­ Regimental Station, ing U. S, To Relax Funeral Proces­ Loan P r o v i s i o n s s i o n Arc Attacked Limiting I m p o r t s In New V i o l c n c e General States A i r . Force Had Reject­ ed Jolt Previously; Brewster Attacked * Gromyko Calls F o r Immediate A c t i o n •O n Issue By UN S e c u r i t y Council l a k L s u c c e s s , au *. 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 /^ h o s tilitie s , 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 irM lIa n l aw ra g * Sim> One-Stop flig h t om Tokyo Ms By 7 Superforte AVA.SillNGTON. Aug., 1 (AVSeven 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 a t­ tempted." J B ie flight wa* one1 nf the M «br feature* of * world-wide ohiervanca of the 40llr«nniver*arv of the Air Force, which a week ago wa* accoued equal atatu* with the ground and naval force* hv enactment of the military unifi­ cation law. Eight, aupcrfnrt* took off from Tokyo. a t 1:09 A.M. yesterday. Ona dropped out. after a threehour atop at Klmendnrf • Field. Anchorage, A laika.-for-refueling. tArc To State Need For Farm 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 of governmental agencies In Washington Tuesday. Lamon’e Oraw, manager of the V vvtable Committee, said today. Ha aald FVC 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 of Miami, chair­ man of- the labor eommittaa of th tF V C , will head the Florida „ .,i-»i rhieh v-f3h ‘ will‘ meat with Joseph SatoraUl, aaaiatant administrator of tha Immlgratun Serire; Willi kin J. McLaan, State Department side; Kenneth Butler of the farm hranrh, U8DA; and Labor repracntatlve* of the Jamaican amt Bahaman government*. si e 11, Building Approved Sm Garage, at Palroette Aveof which caved in __ 4d the heavy weight jon the roof following Avoidance O f ; A-Bomb In Wars Seen By Devers General Says Final Victory Will Rest On Ground Troops Hy JACK SMITH LONDON. Aug. 1 (At !m mediate large-icale cuti in Brit­ ain** meager food ration) were forecait today ar cabinrt mini.leri studied plant to combat the nation's economic crisis. A well informed louice close ti. th r '|c v e .v td i* n l 'Jrtilf-P rim e' MmK'- c ' " " 11 J ,to b L IV' - " ’ ■■landing general of the Army ground forcer, laid today that the atom bomb proably will nrvrr again be w ed in war Military leaden probably will avoid the bomb "a* ciicomipertl) in-any future war at gai jn Woijd War 11.“ he told an audience at Newatk airport at part of ceremoniet marking the 40th annivrrrary of the Army Air Force). General Dcvcii—said—that--,! the atom bomb were used, an “ atomic Hugging match" would follow. “Neither tide could to achieir any m bilantial victory," hr taid. Whether the atom bomb ii uied or not in future warfarr, llir "fin­ al decision could be effected only by surface force*," the ground force* commander laid. —— He »*w "every prospect that we can avoid war" when the Unit­ ed State* hai a "fly-to-fight" atGeneral Devera annnunroL- *’lp the n ear' 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 e st Lions Offer Services To Jaycees In Drive Hie Lions Club a t ita meeting at the Tourist Center today of­ fered ita bit vice* to the Junior Chamber of 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 of 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 a t tha na­ tional convention at San Franejsco. Maine Writer Prorea Extent Of City Fame ter Attlee would disclose the de­ tail* in announcing his crisis pro­ gram in the House of Commons next Wednesday. Meanwhlli! (lie Daily Ki press and .Dally Telegraph, persistent critic* of the Libor regime, sahl the cuts would tie bitween 25 and 50 per cent In lome foods already rationed more thinly'than in war­ time. . . The newspaper* forrivaw deep cut* in meat, butter, grain and tinned food*, ei|iecially fruit umt vegetable*. The xourof rnnfirm.it th at- iJiatirTeducrione' were com lug, but declined detaile. • .Meat already is rationed to one ■hilling and two pence (about 21 ceqts) worth pet week, shout enough for one meal. The butter ration is 2*x ounces per week. Canned fond distribution Is re­ stricted hy a Stiff point rationing system. While the people awaited- de­ tails of the cuts, a government source said Britain was, pressing -the United State* to relax pro­ vision* of the American loan (ftflllRHd M |>MF T u t) Report Reveals 8 Percent Coal Production Drop WASHINGTON, A u g .. I ' trnv v o ii nAssociation iiu n The nauonii Nationsf* Coal 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." , „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 'th e spring strike laat year. 'N oting 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 Mayfair Inn Donates $300 To Jaycee Drive - - Lake Mary I’ropurty Subject Of Dispute Ft* + ■ — ---- . K : JERUSALEM. Adg. I tdb A I.OS ANGLES. \ug. 1—id*) A deputy l , S, nuiohsll called British regimental headquarter* at lltiHard llughr*' llt-tefly here was attacked today with gieHill* apartment and three nadcs and mm Ian sad one at­ ol hi- plant- tod*), lull was tacker was killed, while in lei linn Me to find, the millionaita induMrUtiM'tu wrr*e him with Aviv several Jew* were icpoiled a nulipiH-na demanding Ms wounded by gunfire from a Urit'A P B C a ra w * ' in 'a ll n V iig lu n Aimorrsl car which cx**nd:4>an: , before a Senate H ar Con­ tract* Inimtigatinji „ Comit among a funeral procession* o l 1 miller. 5.(100 Jews. 'Five grrnadr and mortar ex­ WASHINGTON, Aug 1 vP> plosions heralded an attack on Maj, General Oitici t \ Lctuti headquarters of the Hampshire Ictlitied today that hllioll K0014Rrftflient, only 200 yard* from xcll puked a Hoi, aid * Hughes' the Jewish agenty. . plane at tiic beD available for Two suspected attackers weie wailmic -)iholo-(econnaiiatue work captuied alive. No casualties aflri the Air Foiee high commaud among the llainpshiies were an­ turned it down m 194,1. nounced. I cliol,. wattinie cliief of, the Aim m sirens summoned troop* -A rr-inps Mi’j i ,,*] I'timiiuiiiT iofT to Mellon stations and Die area was--cmilnrirrt nff in p o lltF IlF K in the Senate Wai liiVctligaling Com­ rounding up men for questioning. mittee that tiic ton ol the late About 200 |>er*otis were held for 1’ieiidrnl Rootcvelt lit rllcrt tescreening. t r i ’r.l ll,r tlrtiimn of the Air In Tel Aviv, private source* Coip,' licit espetf). said ihfee bursts of gunfire from an armored cm manned by police­ I hr liriifial agirrd lliat il the men wonnded several persons in plane nittld ,l>i ■a 1iaiiuri) -i*1t the film-firl precession for five riiilr* an hour it (lint would.hat* Jewish victim* of reprisal khootings Isst tilglit.. . , hern the Air l nips' |.*»lr»t plane *A sente of Jew* were wounded 1)1 tin I, pc. in last night's shooting, which Clin i1mail Ferguson titM h T i) n reliable source attributed to ................. I timt the tiiniiiiiu** Tommie* bent on mvi-nno for tha Ima l», it imai-le to find*any A<r hanging by Irgun Zvsi Lvumi, Coip* If ita dialing with tho Jewish underground urgenixaex|H‘niiiciiiiil plinic I**tween July, tlon. i/f two British sergeant* at 1942. and* rt,. , ml of Julie,. 1943. Natsnya. PaUitlni- {Killev Lave irtwr,-probably ward invest Igntiun of thsf Iwgun nmic bvsti-ii llupii,-* was curtihoaitngs.' ducting In- i-t'u dt i cloimirtiL Rs A* the funeral procession, led Juhbil tl it ii.tc in June 1941, by the chief rabbi and t)i« city lie math' t, ispuit tut pcitmmawca eouneillors, approartml the g ira t nhd i ppwi clt"ii uf ttu synagogue, an armon-d ear man 44,ipiu » |.l»n- a* ■!»* request of _"‘* f-jr-.Ly B-Ui? tuuvoJ s*. lii'W lsI If. H At In.I-1, tlie comward It, Ita Hhfn giin* manneTT liuii.-lilii' grntinl it the A ir and swinging in are*.. The Infor­ Futc, t mants said'shot* came from the Wlufc tin- iilLiiftl was lesti- * ear as It withdrew.. fyiug. ctiiuiiiUlci nnb * tuld ieThe Tel Aviv incident touched LMitlwi - I tiat - y,wfitg Konaevelt lias off a series of sharp elastics. Eight SHtilVN AT THE TOP Is a view of Grand Ib-nd Avenue looking toward the Country Club Rond front t u n -.tm ltlkd tt- liilif y Iwfure Crystal Lake bathing lieach. The aVca Oil the rigid Is'Jiart nf Du66,ti71 aquaro' feel of puMk luinb the oung Jew* were wounded by gunilit* , •jhiniitWEi-Mil Mumlay, jre and 16 others were reported vac,id oil by * 1916 n-snlutlun r>f the County Couiiidasion and now auhjocl of dimpijlo* hy l.nlj- Star) ten l.ciinD. m»w jetited front the latir*. Below is a picture of tho bathing lieach and I.Mtlilomse cuiistriielrrl by the Lake .Mur v Pm, id patii*. t ___ , ____ injured'in clashes with the police Temhers Atsociatiun. Left. It. H, Kuhnnkn, presidt-nt Army, Iilatc.l tlml t' Itin) t was tlu< P. T. A.; right, Jam es L. FliliU. chsti and military. A private source l|illll)nl!,'.| IlMitl- fti'lll III* said troops opened fire when a man of tha P. T. A twarli proj«‘Ct. a- , bid nf i <i i,iiai*suce work group of young ’J e w s. stormed 1 l||4111*' 1*4 butt iiVei various llsrclsy's Bank and other gioups * li! Iill*lit - II. Rtttlt tbu overturned an army truck and i t|a - 1.5|-*rII at Ii'l fMmplaiiita stoned the general post office II sin11ithr t| Ml, Sltl building. The attack on the Hampshire regiment heailqusrters heir » » ' made against the entrance to Mix petitions containing «iri the perimeter of ita defenses. The attackers threw two mat­ lull nam o wilt hr prrsrnlnj to tresses ovr the barbed wire and (tie Luunty Commission •Tm-wf v, ( ^ t k2 | ( l m g ( 'O H ( O IlC lO T tossed in a grenade in an a t­ moiiiiiig inoimug in a leriuesl icqurtl that a I'M i ‘Awkward Situation” tempt- to brearn the dafinses: Diie action of the Hoard to vacate It, llir t*-.,Mialrd I’re** of the altarkera wa* shot four Caused Withdrawal Sriutlni lt.it-, it ■ \ Taft , (R limes, and he was found laving to l tain property in ljrkc Mary Lr From Paris -Pailcy he street, a grenade elute <rritindrd. Flank Ev.nn, piouit Obiol, erulni -,-il Tv Otiio Itepuli( m tliitM mm I ' f t f f R ia l ii.-nii* fur tin- tin t ' invsidentlal mill Like Maiy Jacp.iui and ijniifiimlinti, tmriinwii’d at I’nsxI'HAGUE, (TriTimliw akia. Aii|*,. piupetty owner, annuiimrd HhI h ( I'riln i '-i f.o, ign umt ilm tT ract At Lake Mary I (d't -Fotrign Mtntslri J jii Ma- Carry-Over B a l a n c e I hr piiqieity involved is m iVi* tt*- l * * * l m i" nddraa* a t Shrinking Despite Crystal U k e Winter llqmes s.,,. )« Joiobw, I . a " i *.-■ lie alv, ansaiyk »»id today Ingli Ru*)ian lead­ * Czech Minister Commission Is .Petitioned To Rescind 1945 Act To Vacate ‘nator Til It 1Is • Relates Motives Seen As Dewey’s Of Meet Boycott Budget Reveals Big Increase In School Expenses! Ib Sold To Ohioan 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^ 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 Jr-'r.kV $300. Chase and Company contri­ buted $100, Uld Yowell Company Bricker Receives 2 added $100, Mather of Hanford Threatening Calls ■seu *100, Randall Chase gave and Dr. H arry Z. Bilsby gave $20 toward tha operation of the COLUMBUS Ohio, Aug. 1-UP> booth. —Police disclosed today th at These donation* had been re­ Senator John W. Bricker (R-Ohlo) ported at noon today and there had received two threatsnlnjr telare other* th at hare not yet been ephone calls yesterday turned iuIn. iiwwvvbti However, fwio $545 In eon as *a in mw u lt muriwu iu cun*! b extraodlnary pracaut- 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 a t Orlando, apologise to you and to him. Mr. Georgs IL Femald who hardware business In Sanford waa OK mine." minta cousin of Tha foregoing J J P IS: yberalaat ™ A™ {SM EW Txsrnrptr Led for Sanford through project, Chariea Luke reported. night. ity created Ona of tho Ulsphona calls, which police a i d they believed ROTARY PROGRAM The RL Rev. Chariea B. Col wore made by "cranks," was made that Dick Aiken, tenor soloist was tnore, retired bishop of Puerto to tha Brlcktr home In suburban from Orlando. JUco. who has been ta rrin g for upper Arlington a few 'hour* be­ Urn Rav. Mark Carpenter at Holy fore Urn senator waa to taka part MBS. LUCAS DIBS Mrs. Dess* Lucas, former reel- Cross Episcopal Church for the In a statewide -dinner ■honoring month, will bo, the principal Senator Robert A- Taft (R-Ohlo) tustnwv<l fhrtt 1h* uiHiltl inBKtt jL_nf«a_ e n ' bad- '.jroinlfJ• oul'^-lhe -awk- T R e.v c n u c and, eml.ras-er ^ T ^ jT m itv lUFT-Tmi w h H h '.rto run on Boosts rjrvismn piU‘a||a fed *•! ltreets arul ij.ii^-' o. |. :s «ln o in- returns from hU WaliiiLftl of Cmhoslovakia's ac­ ceptance of the invitalitw' to the j | l(l ,rnulivr icJ,IM| | ludgCL adjacent to a public liallimg I "a, Ii western qiedtjng tjipMi'unwhih- Gov. rhum at E. The land was drdicalni hv tin* let,« p*m caufsrrncc on thr Marshall |lK|jy by the County ■v nf New V«rk wound Up owner, _lhc late A. E. SmJ)l*‘m. width it tve-lt riie ’ loin today ptopmaL [ School Hoard iotluwing a heating on Aug 4, 19211 "to th^puhfir ftleltda Klimilelitt? deelatreij InMaiaryk, who rcltirned rrccnlly 4| which to, protrsling ciltcrn* <i,;i ,m1 Ids i'erkriir for the 1948 from Moscow, told this rrpotlrr appe.irrd. iliow), shows llial ex- fnr thru use and consriq,m ,- |{i-pnlilh-an inrsldetitiat . nonilnfnrever;. to have and to hold lie had "needed no guidance" In |ieii)f>, imlnding a 33 |,rnrot at iou. \ - Jin* New Yorker*a train rrslue. even esrliei that hit coun- Inkr in teachrl)’ salarjes, are ill- for the use set forth, '.ill -tr* *t avenues, alleys, park, and |uil*L* leucbeil Albany, an-nefstea told i»y might have to withdraw (rom creasing (ailrr than rrvenues and ground,'' and that the plal « *’ re|a)t4er» they iadlevu alaiut 490 (he confeteuce. threaten ill thr future to wqte out votes mo now assured for- Dewey entered and’tecorded m the offu ■ on the first bntlot rn Dm CL O. P. (Orcfcotlovakia firtl acrepted balance) canted over. of the Clerk* of the Cm ml Cum I tiomitiaiing t-olivettlem. It will Total irceipti' are estimated at a Hiiiith-Frcnch invitation to ditrequite 547 to nhmipaie. rra a lls a e d aa I'a a r *1,1 cun thej Matihall prupoial of U. $671,843 for the faming year, Tlicv also made it clear tin y regard SeuSGti Taft at thla S. aid in restoring European econ­ an increase uf $138,597 over the (age as Do- Teaiiing prospeqiya omy. The country latrr withdrew $533,246 of last year. Offsetting Canning Operations Coil (Slider ntrninwt Dewey. the accaplance and i|nrrned any this is about $666,353 total « • IliKh Despite W eather Along that line, they taid: Dewey probably will not go on participation in thr Maohall pro­ timated expenditure* as compare^ outside New Y'ork again posal talks, a* did Ruina and all with $488,145 last year, an an­ Canning operation* at tin- Sam „(In*tour year Tt appears th a t ticipated increase of $178,208. ford Canning kitrtn-n im West •oippnrt furunless other Eaitcrn European nation) in Taft is making strong' Thus as Supt. T. W I jw lon told Twenty fifth Street near Sanford heltdw .'IV the Rutiian tphrrr.) Avenue are almost un a par with Neilber Dewey mir TaH has Ma*aryk, son of (he founder of to L E. Jordan , 1J. A. Histline those of last year In tqblu of un the rrpuMlc and himself eilucatrd ant] Herman E Mdrria, the net in­ favorable weather, Mi*. R b a e je t said he definitely will ba a eamliilate Tim only avowed cqnin tha United States, gave the crease in expenditures is esti­ Hutted, director, aald Galav. idnte is former Governor HtastSa first dsMled account of his trip mated at $39.611 more than th'f A few housewives wars, rUtlint* of Minnesota. to Mci*e*l» early In July. and peeling peaches for •‘aiuungj today, ami many more would have He assarted that he and Com­ net increase in receipts. It waa pointed out that the been present, said Mrs. -Hu-led. Senator Holland Paya munist Premier Element Gottla shrinking, _ had not a truckload of peaches due wald were not "sent for" and .rarry-over . balance________ Short Visit Here that had ha readied even liefore Lest v .ar It was $94,082. For. the, Xo a rr|va from Bouth Carolina, tto a tla a M ea P s s , ■'*' | broken down en route. ha talked with Prime Minister Senator Speaaard Holland, an TtiB kltfhJh, occupying the titlira area of a former garage of route bothS to Barlow to attend Slr M n t S r ttMtha"Kromlin iT)*^ liaby AUl^atorH Are construction, - is roomy and bis daughter's wedding, paused a under existing elrcumatances, ttl* Donated To City Zoo block wtll lighted. It haa lots uf table few minute* this afternoon during ant 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 D PRACTICE alligators to the Sanford Zoo has pressure cooking, also 15 pressure er* that included Mavor H. J . Gut, Edward lliggin*. H. B. Pop# _ Jr. ex-Marin* ami for- Increased the gator Juveniles to cookers. * An experimental crop of hub and Andrew Csrrsway. ' director of the Lake 10 In number. The^r are-In n sep­ mer “Hope you didn't mind th at city M hi - school, will start Iwnd arate enclosure of their own on bard squash waa raised here dur practice Uarly this year In order 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 round out a big hand'In time sums turtles for company. "Mama Possum" has some rmw few were left over for private tor Holland i* said to have told H I game*. All school Instruments lrteltidlng babies, but they are' hard to sea canning and proved a wonderful Chamber of Commerce Manager and Grammar School as she keep* them In her pockeL success for canning, said -Mrs. Higgins, Senator Holland also .In* t be present for the Two Taxaa typo horned toada. are lluite,l. She declared that thla dicattd that he will be in Sanford the High School at 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 Monday morning. ' . ■ . ‘ M iL ^==H Ei � 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/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 31, 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/67b640b93a6c40be5b24140b4963c754.pdf c790f6a3b5ac6d7b581cab602da30949 PDF Text Text THE BANFORP ITBRALD. RANFORP, FLORIDA PAGE EIGfiT •' l i . . t . • •* i.-. - =fi v-: . . •• J~- -: WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1947 •£. ■ • • c rL P H£’S rr-r --y * • • i; *\ • .-* ’ • - 4r----i i- A > - ■ ^ ■ | ^ K 3 1 s t . PARK AND GENEVA AVENUES. CURB SERVICE DRIVE IN YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO VISIT US AND TRY OUR—BARBECUE PLATES BARBECUE*€HICKEN AND ALL KINDS OF DELICIOUS SANDWICHES— STEAKS—, SEA FOOD (IN SEASON) r.' ->* . Ex'. . . * * _I. ■ ' .. ■ • ~ — - • • / _ . -• . - • ■i n i M i .T -------■ —r* • II .. • _ * • . . ft? . T• ' •a . -—t -- a - V I g -W -------- -— •—■— J. B. BRYAN - T — *---------- etion Of The New Home Of ■ I T iT ■ ■ PARK* and GENEVA AVENUES S; . ,__zi: r. -*> , ■ *• FROM . The Following Who Participated In Its Construction — • • .r . .A i M i INSULAR CONCRETE PIPE CO. • - » c : A -* SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO. C o n c re te P ip e , R eady M ix C o n crete Jfty 'V . P h o n e 1241 V 'T - Riley L. Hogan C o n crete B locks* . ' , w/ M cG raeken R oad PAINT . V* .. 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Phone .303 Vf Ir-rrfH:- \ f A . iv ’ „ . .» �* i n . a i 11 — ? - r.*t •,. k • ''v - ’- ‘* ■- * TH E W EA TH ER In U nity Then U S trength— To Protect th* P m m of (h« World j To Promote tko Progr*»« of America; To Prodae* Prosperity for Sanford. Considerable cloud;ne»» with scattered afternoon and • Ttninh thornier,ho« er« through Friday Gentle lo moderate south to southr*\l wind*. A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y VOLUME XXXVIII E s ta b lis h e d 190ft SA N FO RD , Bodies Of British Capital City 'Of Indonesia Forest Is Captured Soldier I n j u r e d In Booby T rap ’Explo­ sion D u r i n g Rc. moval Of Victims W AA Accused Of Using Planes For Employees’ Trips JERUSALEM. July 31 t f V H ie bodiet of '(wo young Hrilioh ‘tergeanli kidnapped at ftottagei by I (gun Zvai Leumi w t’t found today hanging from two eucalyptus Ueei and weie bUvted to bilo by a booby trap when Expenses In Flying A u t h o r i z e d Pas­ sengers Sqid High S c a t Of Republic’s Parliament Situa­ ted In Java Falls To Duf/h Troops BATAVIA, Java. July SI­ GH—The scorched, dead-city of Malang, seal of the. Indo­ nesian Republic's parliament, fell to the Dutch today, the Netherlands army announced, and other Dutch columns raced tnwara the biasing town of Tjllatjap, chief republican port on the south Java roast. K fcW SPA PBH F L O R ID A , T H U R SD A Y . JU L Y 31. 1947 Royal Marriage Set For Nf>v. 20 LONDON, July 31—(41— rrinceaa Klizabeth and l.lautenant Philip Mounthatten will be married Nov. 20 at West­ minster Ahby, . IliKkiJBgbam Palace annniinci'd tonight. “The King and Queen have approved that the marriage of Princes* Klirabeth and Lieut­ enant Philip Mountbatten shall take place at Westminister Abbey at 11:30 A. M. on Thusday, Nov. 20ih 1047," the brief itatrm rn t said. The Iwtrothnl of the heires* presumptive and the former Greek Prince had been given formal approval before the Privy Council at the palace earlier today King George VP* formal tnnsrnl before the Privy Connrll carried out an old ritual. Greeks Weigh Chiefs New UN Blow At Balkans Truman Aid Plan Is Reported In Force Despite Red Veto Of Watch Group I \KK SUCCESS. July 31 Greece formally charg­ ed Itu.sia’s three llalkan i*; lelliirs today »lth aggressbm In a drastic new move aimed at cminlertng the So­ viet Cnlon's vein of an Amer­ ican proposal (or an 11-memMr Vnlted Nations Hunter CnniniMeinn. —f N O . 185 A s s o c ia te d P r f u L o w e d W lro Of Army- Flying Boat Public Hearing St. Johns River Is Conducted By Measure Signed City Commission By Pres. Truman Action of WPB In Let­ ting Contract To IIuKhcs-Kaiser Up­ set S t a f f Heads WASHINGTON. July 31 up>— fbc joint ( \irny Navy) chief* oi Request To Close Srm- Jacksonville To Lake •tall drt Isresl in July, 1942, that f t v-' F > m * - h ‘ H n r n t ' y * 1 * r o j e c r " i n f * h v v . v t - n « iwesensiv-rra-ng -bags-. - —— 1* hmle" RRll Vvtf. Dur­ flying lx>.al progiain would I f inLAKE SUCCESS, July 1| (id 1 ? DATAYT/V Java’,' July l l '(AS G i v e n $ 3 0 0 , 0 0 0 ing Races Approved .»itini*iali|e." it waa developed to­ re (’ , irek gmrinment repented bv cuseJ the War Anels Administra­ Jungle troops ol the Dutch army S Jo:me<l tourers today In be con AI* Special Washington Service day .at a S-nate inae*t’ig»tion int^ tion of uiing a fleet of (Janes lo drove today to within two miles The City Commuijon held a the award lain that year of tha WASHINGTON. July U u ll gidrnng the pombdity ol bring haul rlenographer*. clerks and oth­ of the resort city of Malang, key public hearing yesterday Mo de­ President Tuintan signed today .< 1luicl-e* K.ai.tri ronlt.arii lor ihita mg rhitger agsmil B u u u 't Bal­ to earl central Java, and were er '"unauthorized passengris" with termine whether or md to ie*ok-* $502,1 W.OI 2 ziqtiopnaiion bill a m h Iki ala. kan ulelblet under the moat dl ai­ rome of the trips "week end" af­ expected lo occupy the- (lame, the lifer and wine In rnie ol I, lot Hood cnnliol. n.uu.ition itfld ftobeii A, LovgJt, nm<s-und«r*ff^ de -pinvitipni of tbe United Nation* ravaged center by night. fairs. D. Carlton, 80 C West Ninth other non-military, atliaiiiei of Ihe irt.aiy of <lale. tratified to tha cllSItri. • Ruley told te|Hiitcrs rspenses A broadcast Indonrvtan com­ Street, as I f quelled in a petition Senile War Investigating Commit­ in flying authorized passengers munique said llie Dutch were with- $5,000 Goal . Set By 1 lie (iieek delegation lo the Unit­ hy 18 nrathy tf»idetiti It w.ra War Department. tee .as" In the Hand of these lop One of ihe Laie*t measures *pWere far above i ummeitlal coiti m mortal range and that Indo ed Nations would not rnmnrn'. derided lo pul the place #on a Group. To Further maed liy. lliv 8* mIi CoiiBrc'sa be-, W v •'■’l *>1.......Ilie.se.---- «----- —— lie cited 37*flighta trrtween No nesians were applying *ll»e scotch­ n , but infosritrcl. sources said* the r-*Wtn—eorj-rf—t' He read into the record of a tiire llie July If* recr*j, ii t'K P.uhlicity~-Hxaj-c-c4. <rr.t, were studying c|o*efv pcadwrlnanary— iember, 1946, and March. 1947. on ed earth polity.’ ate any more complaints, In i which lie ■Wfd-tP7-aUllururrd~pIT I he Krpuhlicans ass'iled also Chapter \ r!I ol tbe charter, whiii voke tbe” licemc, ll wai an eludes $700,001).for tbe St. Jobns letter vlm li Robot A. Patterson, River pfojecl, Jarktonaille lo l.-ale tlien updo sec ret sry ol *v*r, wrol# The Seminole County Junior pioaiJet (or United Nalinna *<■• sengers were carried at a cost jl their forces were within 12 milcv nnunced today by Guidon Brad llxinry. in tbe * J9 8 .11-1,8)5 lot live ye an .ago yesterday aummarilChamber of Commerce opened a %7i,\72.H7, including 28 fe*t of Batavia and had teoccupied lion tn raaea of aggirtiion and ley of llie City Msnsgrr'a nlftrr flood control roriltiiu lion rind ittg the position of llie joint obiefs flights of planes. Hr said roomier the perimeter towns of Tanger- drive at llieit luncheon meeting bretchea of peace. "* . Ibe lequeil of llie Uo.nl Guuard mainten ance It dan « irrtri .$1 1(».- of al.alf. cu air transport costld have pro- ang, Septon* and Tpmrne. The today in the Mayfair Inn tn raise That chapter ***« invoked for Auxill arv In lime Srrninolr Bou­ UTtieii-'ti tvlotr tbe memoran­ sided ihr tame service for $13.- Dutch declarrd th il claim was $5,000 to rna.iqlain »ml-jjj»crite ih’e first time ill UN hiiloiy ye. levard where m*ny boat* are »o fnr naaigstmn impioaement* -ind 141.48, making a saving* of $’>9,. "nonten**." This' Tbporlrr Hound ihe touiist information booth on1 terd-ar hy Auilialia in biingint be launched during Iwial rat*» m-ainlenanre liming tbe year ending dum to Don ibl 31 Nelson, then rhsnm jn •>( tbe \V.at Production next June 30. no s sign of Republican activity the Seminole Boulevatd. 431.39. the Indopetian' and Balkans u*u*i on Sept. I, was a|>|iin*rJ, Mill Other Items are for Board, wlnrli liter tbal year gave Ifizley fa chairman of a House in the genrrsl Batavia area. "This i* a community' pioject are on the council's agenda fni led lo Stale Itnad Deparlmrnl the I'annma Canal, fill,190,387 for Henry J Kri*er. vk'es| Coaat »hipexpenditure* sulK-ommiltce which The Indoncian broadcast said and we want lo te'e that it is com­ remeteriat expenses, f 1.H04.000 for the m,'eling today. appiftv il. has Iicon investigating WAA fly­ Malnng tv** "heavily grenaded buiblrr. and I liw.*td IJugbe.t *erdpleted." Brailey (Wham, pteiidenl . It «n. said authoritntlvelv that ing expenditure*. A w ritten leport from ttr. the Alaska Communications Sysand maehlnegunned" during III.* “ For the hcn-*flt of the WAA night, and that Hepiihliean* atart- ol the organization,, told those the Greeks have’been told hy Ihr Raymond L. Ilsis, City no-it tn- | tmi. ntnl iMto.nrm for nlternlion zifi n su tk u l. cuginrrt and him briilges over navigable waters uri- die ei. an $IB,0!Hi,000 contract nnd anybody else,” llisley said, ei| fire* In the city yesterday. prerentv._______ , - — 'United Klalea that the Ttomsn a pecto rru ra* reviewed hi which he der the Jurlssllctlon of the At my the Inquiry includes a finding, It said Dutch planes strafed gave b it tr*»oii< for condemning lo cotivtiuct liner huge flying aid plan remniiieil definitely In "Possibilities of bringing tourists force despite Ihe Htuslia vote -f some beef i which had Iweii sent Engineers. that “one WAA employee, accord­ Malang. boat*. While the total is Sll7.iUK.lRft ing to official flight logs main­ The Indoneilana said another into |lm area are unlimited, and «n American prot*o*al tz* s e t'up a In' a ' local n n u k r t bv n ealll-* Under questioning by Senator tained by WAA, made five trip* mhimn of the Dutch army, equip (Mi money lint s*ill be donated Hnlkso* Cnmmltiion. Furthermore. raiser In llie routily, Tbe liver of under n $819,927,100 budget esti­ mate. it carries the largest flood O'Cntii'i-ir ID Md.i anti C a i n at various times during (tie last ped latgelv with U. H. Iend-l***e llie <fnim*i was rom plptrlv de |l ,w«old I Imt Ihe United Ktnlea will be' spent lo blither the louiMt coutud-Juud In .several, year*-- — U^tVaJ^»r--4e»vel*- » .d - ( h i t -tk*year, ostensibly as a tn-rclaty. |old Ilia- Graeka-lhla-eowolrv- »*»*' alm yatl a s * cesolt n f* V x r r r r e and aiirplti* war aupplle*. had Th« budget figure Included nn \V|'|t * *i n In letting « contract " A. jjyrium nd-.records.show e u f nearly -halfway kef at* IKe program tn this city." Odium ad­ '•uni,- teJiiii-l ahem In their ef-1 toxtc condition,, lie staled, nnd Ill's origins) estimate of nearly $'.181,- to Hugh- a and l.sNee '‘caused person on duty statu* waiat of Java lit a drive from Te- ded rt* In estnhlDh a alnble govern- had fen-lered the tieef unfit for 000.000 and President -Trumans CiUicrrn*' rn tlir petT (if tha chief* lnT»*“ •** during “* ' rr office the time she gtl, on the north coast, to -th e A thermometer, ahowlng the rnt an<l a'tnp the divordrr* In Ihe either, human or amnia*, rnntum p- rrouest for an estra War ilcp.rt- of *taff. was on these trips, with one ex. tinbnUarl area, 35 mile* to tha lion. Ur s.ild i*e knew of no other prorres* of the drive will be plar- alknn*. fund of $237,000,000 to tiegir ceptlen. In that ra**, sire I* southed*!. The Rrj ubliezBto *»• In accordance with mest In­ amerit10.year In thed'-wpto'rn era*. Mem, Chapter VIII Include* strong program to control rave in which ti»e WPB iiAd un show t^ as k in g on annual'leave,' eerted Oi* Dutch tCye ^»liig-*a spection ordinance "of Ihe Clly, a of trie'Jalcees will ranvass p u s itl, tr<Tn breaking off refloixj,*. develop hydroelectric I'ov. leiinten to jieiomr th» purchiaj Jtz* Larson, WAA general company of Japanese In the at­ the county In an effort to get the lalions with the aggressor up lo the lieef wet I'omientited amt oi er and otherwise utilize the rmin- log ngenev. rd-ltng tliat It'involv­ counsel, said he I* familiar Tn gen tack. needed money on which to main­ actual military operation* by. the del i d destroyed, the report stated / Irv's water resource*. e d “n liazardous and unusual aperal with the report of lUziey's The Republican Seventh Divi­ tain the booth gnd further 'the United Nation* against any rqun- The Commission accepted the ic Mm Ida projkei* included in tin* j prpacli U> have n third agancy subcommittee staff, since hit sion, pitted against the Dutch ad­ tourlat publicity program of the try' the Security Council decides poft, ,»afd Mr- Hradley, but -tded flood control portion of the hill competing with the Army and office supplied.the'Information. vancing on Malang from the north, eountyt It was stated. Navy tn' mdering ComBal equip­ has eommittrd an act of aggres­ that fg'oie mra: inndsmnatiou were: finding- lie confirmed by Sjat* Larson added, however, that offered no organlied resistance “ 'Today we are starting one of sion. Caloosahatrhee River and l.ske ment. Laboratory' analysis. “with tome of lb* contusions w* except that of tog road blocks, tha largest programs aver under Okeechobee drainage area* $12.the War Productlrfn Board sudHowever, the United Nations The Commission deferred action 700: Hollywood Harbor (Port Kv. ■lenly lawam'e a eonlraetlng agenare forces) to take exception.' tank traps, land mines and oc­ taken bv the Seminole County police fore* which would carr in regard tn Insuranceo f taxi­ casional anlplng. a dispatch from H nNilRNJtt I'ftK* I'mfctl ergladev) $410,000; 8t. John* Riv­ The subcommittee had planned Junior Chamber of Commerce,” if. mil any such military orders stl to question WAA Administrator Soerahaja said. The Dutch Jungle G. McIntosh told the oiganitation la In the discussion stages, Not cab operator* until after the er, Jnrksonvllln lo l.ake IlnriU'V. KoU-rt Littlejohn and hla deputy, troop* were hacked by mechanis­ “Wr need everyliody's help to, ■no soldier has vet been commit- State Insurnnre Commission holds $300,000; St, Lucie Inlet $6LOOP: a healing on Aug. rl. James A. Molllion, today but both ed force* Dutch officer* said four complete Mils financial program led to tbe UN fotce. lak e Worth Inlet $10(1,300; Tmti5f- • .4 "Due t i i r p o r ts of ari'idrnt* pn llaibor $200,000. were out of the city, Littlejohn Dutch soldiers, had Iteen killed and we urge every citlsen In the UN ob*ervrt» said a -slgnlflcaused lyt. high sh iu ld iriy xt In New York and Molliton in end-six wourjded and that a num­ county to support our program,' The lull carries fund* t<» con­ ■nnt part of Cliaptei VII l* Article 1 reel Iiilrrsrrtinns, the Confllll. tinue or start water pr'oiect* in ber of enemy sniper* were, killed. Mr. McIntosh added.- Kingman, Aria. ■M . which perm its, UN members I *|on drrlilr l to notify owners to Dutch scout.planes reported^ the Kirley said bolh will be heard Miss Hnrhara Damnlei. arsUr. o take rolleclive laction for self- cut shiubl-eiy within thiee feel mmt of the country'* liv er.b*ttn«. Some Involve hydroelectric de. latter at hearing* for purpoie* streeti of Malang appeared' de­ ant City recreational director, ap­ detente against an armed attack of the ground as required by City velopment a* well «» flood rontrul. of a “full, detailed Investigation." serted. ||y THE ASSOCIATED PRESS peared before the organliatlon until the Security Council can nidqiaure, **i<l Mr. Ilradley. A Jogjakarta broadcast declar­ navigation and related work*. A full-fledged drive to land tbe ed Imlonesan shorn batteries sank and asked that the Jaycees lisslst art. It was said this would ha • Among these is the glgt-iitfe IPIR Republican presidential nom­ her in building up interest In the in* way for action In the far* a “Dutch warship" off Tjlmlrlng, (iarrltoti Reservoir In Nniih Daination for' Senator Robert A. recreational program for young­ "t a Russia vein which has kilt­ 1 Killed, 2 H urt In Slight Relief From In central Java. kota esUmated to c p t 1168.0(19, sters In the area. ed an American proposal i« set Gandy Bridge Wreck non. for which the Idl! carries 120,- Tuft of Ohln wax rapidly taking The Indonesian* said also .tha slinpe today. •' „ Heat In Midwest Seen Dutch, had occupied Lahat, In Su­ “ When the program started we tip a Balkans -Commission to 000.000, money a lso -I* pn>vi.{i-l Tito 44-memW Ohio Republican matra tgest of Palembang, Imt had more children participating atch over Ihe troubled area. for the $l(UOOO.OOrt Clarks I Idl Re­ ST. PETERSBURG, F la. July cnmmltjee and the State's Repub­ NEW YORK. July 31. (JT>- The that Indonesian troop* had halt­ I In the events than wa could han31. (/II Jarkson C. Futch, 26, servoir. G*. and S. C.; th>- <*>'•.- lican rongieoional delegation * die. but the enthusiasm baa died. 000.000 -Wolf Creek Re< rv»l*, Weather Ilureau predicts a slight ed the advance. •on of Dr. and Mrs. IJ*mh I.. were holding «i potato mealing* it) We want the children tn come lowering of temperature* but TitFutch, (Ids city, w«* Inslaritly Kv : the $57,000,00(1 lliiggs'Island rotund'll*. Advance Indications down to the Grammar 8chn<i| I'nrk Studebakcr Plant tie rain today to. break the heat killed ami (wo other* injured, one Reservoir! Va. and N'. C.t u stc tio.v Uo.ilJ lot trail) launch wave that sunburned the nation's ICC Gets Complaint” and foln tha fun," Mis* Dimpler Suspends Production crlilrallv, When'Flitch's rar and -v $133,000,000 Fort Randall Kevri n “Tuft Immiiu" on * “favorite rbn" stated.. mid-section yesterday with read, motorline Ims rrashr<l last night voir, 8. t). Imq*. It was announced that th- next ing* that exceeded TOO at many Against 900 Railroads meeting SOUTH BEND, I ml.. Juts 31, on Gandt Itoulevard. Tonight, (»hioen* will have a of the Seminole County points. A woman llstfd hy Mound Park Harr I h Planning To Taft m ile et Cplutnhu*. Tha sena­ Jaycees will be held Thursday '41— Suspension.of passenger rar Kansas City saw the mercury WASHINGTON, July 31. </P>- night. Instead of Thursday nt i induction and plans for a tem­ Hospital a» Mrs; Madge Burgher, tor will spenk end 1)(« address wi)l climb. Jo 107 yesterday. Si. Louis Attomey General Clark Tampa, waa the most seriously Reopen I>oeal School lie hrondrhst over 250 stations■ H In H aM W In an attem pt to maka it porary shutdown of trurk aisrni- of and Fort Worth reported 103. and complaint today accused more noon. hurt. Police reported she was rid­ II' m IIb m S .a >-.a« l i .s u i-lv lines at the Sttnlrhaker Cor­ G.O.P. leaders from half a dozen Oklahoma City and Little Rock than 900 railroads of collecting National league Umpita George other stales will attend. poration plgnt here were announc­ ing with Futch. 100. Even Ihe Far West wa* tnvro "uniust and unreasonable” rales Howard Fatibln. middle age<| Ilarr It m aking.plans for tho re­ ed ‘today by Paul J. Hoffman, (thin Senator John W. Brieker, (unbaked than usual, with IHyth*, on wartime shipment* of ateef air­ Open Scafton, IJmitH ptrddent. Idrvrlist, suffered a ftartured leg sumption of his umpire Induing lit11 Republican vice pr*«ld#ntial, Calif., reporting 112, Phoenix 111 plane landing mat*. and hrulsr on the head. school In January and lias alr.-ady z'nmii'late. cleared the way for Hoffman said passenger rar Fixed On Waterfowl production and Reno 110, Ilus driver Harold A. Ilux Mid received many application* fmtn Ohio party mrmlier* to unite 6w, would he halted next Thp action wa* filed wtth the he was driving (hr < rnpty Ini* prospective students, arcording to hlriil 'le ft hv gnitounring he (Bris­ Interstate Commerce Comm'tslon. WASHINGTON. July 31—V P )- I'teadav for an Indefinite period The government Is asking repara­ Prealdent Truman today fixed the i-edus# of a strike at the Detroit northward Headed for Plant City. a letter received from blip \ ...... ker) Is not n randldnte an f back* to hi* report given the dav hy Joel 8. Field and Dick M< - hi* {L-nalo colleague. TournamcntH Slated tion for alleged overcharges on the open aeaaon and shooting limits plnnta of the Murray Corporation Arcording A* for Tafi himself, he haa said • landing mala moved from Eastern on waterfowl In the United State*, w hl* supplies fender* and hoods highway pafVol his headlights l.aulln. picked up the bicycle rider a| By Recreation Group •hipping polnta to Fariflr Coast territories and possessions. Mr. Barr In his letter requested ho will withhold any formal a n ­ fo r Btudebaker cars. about the middle of the road. Mr. Field, Mr. MrLaulin and Sam nouncement until after he makes a • porta between Jan. 1, 1942 and The open seasons on waterfowl He swerved to avoid hitting-him Martina, former veteran's rdum- cross-country tour th is -fall. ' ~ Sanford Imya and girl* gre re- June 30. 1948. and coot, except for wood ducks, and suddenly saw lights of the tjnn supervisor, to contact Paul Thu* far* the only avovrad . auesterl by Misa Harbara Dampter, The Justice Department an­ snow geese, and brant fn several State VFW Demandft car coming toward him. The cycl Eddy, state supervisor of veternns randtdato is former Gov. Hat old Mrs. Nancy Itrock and Herman nouncement aald “thouaanda of states; end excluding Ross' geese 1st was hit by. the rear of the education at Tallahassee in nrdri Ktasscn of Minnesota; Both he and Rnimlry, City recreation director*, carloads" of landing mat* were and swans included: TB Patients Removal swerving bus. Mra. Burgher for­ to-secure renewal of Author:ty t" Gov. Thomas E. Dewey uf New .to turn out In full forre Monday involved. The petition to ICU Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, merly resided a t Jackaon, Tenn. eomluct the George Bar- Umpire York, a prospective candidate, morning at 10:00 o'clock at Ihe ■tales the exact amount of money Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, LAKELAND. Fla.. July 31. < A 1 School under the G. I. Bill of have preceded Taft Into tho West. Sanford Grammar School grounds toueht to be recovered la "not North Carolina, South Carolina. — The Florida Department of the Right* provision*. * Btnsscti Is now on the Paeifiq In onler to prepare for some Mg present ascertainable." Tennessee, and Virginia - - Dee. Vetefana of Foreign Wars de­ Rev., Mrs. M. Ware It was further revealed hy My, Coait and Dcwev I* in h it native tournament* during the fatter part 8 to Jan. 8, 1948. Louisiana, Nov. manded today Jhat the Veterans Report On Arkansas Barr that he had received letters Michigan, stopping on his way The complaint la another in a 18 to Dec. 17. of August. Administration Immediately refrom a number of li ngo - pn -I back.lo.N f'r.Y 'uk from • weatenl I’ractire will be started In ilia- aerie* which Clark haa mads lie—i imVi'iil veto rain patients from the ll ..hiIhm.,1 mn I'aae SUahll The Rev. Melton Ware, who deni*, highly coniplimrninlg him mondball. baseball, horseshoes, fore the ICC concerning wartime Hlatg Tuberculosis Hospital at freight chargee. . .. ;/■ -j on the manner in which umpire New Grocery Opens with Mr*. Ware ha* been spendtennis. basketball, badminton, I'resr Field. Tampa, because of a month in Arkantaa visiting her graduates of his school conducted football, volley ball, table tennla Heminole Rankn 22nd On Sanford Avenue "inefficient and unsatisfactory” arenU, stopped today to visit themselves. and marbles. Miss Damplcr an­ Lake And Langston medical service. .The umpire school wat lornird Jn IT. S. Citriw Census udge and .ifrs. R. W. Ware nounced this morning. ■ t Og»l Linton, department adju- la-fore proceeding to their homo last year In a former Marinr bar­ 0. L. Powell, former Gulf ulf Life Mf« The tournament* wifi be given Open Frtiit Stand Insurance Agent, recently opened lin t T' and quartermaster, made in Vero Reach where Rev. Ware rack* building at the Municipal Bemlmde County rank* 22nd a t the Grammar School and Jun­ an attractive little self service, r iIdle Uvo complaint and said if it pastor of the First Mathodiat A irport among the 50 leading citrus pro­ ior-High School ground* ami will Lake and Mayo Langston rash and carry grocery store noxt the VA didn't act Immediately th* Church. ducing counties uf th* United be similar to those which hava areBuddy . ‘ iiatrrDepartment would take newbusy putting up an attract lv» to Angel Angel’s eating place on'Sanford Rov. \t%re reported that they States In oranges grown, and 34th been held at the High School, she ' ' Ave­ ' ■ action at ita meeting here found the first three weeks in U. ST. Envoy Slightly little fruit stand a -----t Palmetto Avenue, It le called Powell's EdgeAvenue. declarrd. Honor certificates will be ................. in the number of orang* trees. W e u u l d*+—— -------- nue and Fourth Street. V to force the removal until wood Grocery. Arkansas very cool, but that durHurt In Plane Crash In grapefruit. Seminole County given to winner*. “Yea, we have no bananas” callHosttfUl la put on a Ing th f p y ) week thara waa a. The.one alary building,'which -rmrcmh tn priwiomnn in iva tK w m eoiaotrorte d -try 1. ltny-^ti J t n r r jading. heat ware tnfet aent the temp­ OSLO, Norway. July 31, (.71— 27th In Ihe number of rO M M IS S inN E JO nB lG N s end, then turned liack is of concrete block VA pays for treatment of erature up to ' 100 degree* at An American military plan* car­ and planted. to planning a window all), his tlenta at the Drew HoeTA1.I.AI1A8SEB, Fla.. July 31 LitU* Rocl ock. Aa a result of the rying Joalah Marvel, Jr., U. S. and haa ■ cement area"^! front" These figures from the Unit*) h I* a branch of the cold weather of June and early ambassador to Denmark,. tipped States Department of Agriculture, OS’)— George H. Aafcell resigned mind compUtriy 0ff baseball for ! i hM I . J 00.* • pe. n frr nt»nd the time being.' Ital et Orlando. t<>d*y aa Florida S tate Motor they spectallxe In sale of meat*, Julyr tha tbe peach and grape crop* and crashed today today after landing were -ppinted out yesterday 1>T Commissioner are a month late, ho stated. fro ten foods, vegetable* and lee v thhide i " m i on a runwaay of Fornebu alrflch airfield County Agent C. R. Dawson. RAINED OUT LOUIB FIGHT position with rut engineering firm cream. Produce and veget ilea are near O t l i f None ____ _______ _ of the four per Palm Reach County U first U Venexuela. The historic eoftbell battle be­ attractively displayed in plywood LIGHT COMPANY STOCK YORK, July 31 IA 1•ona aboard waa aeriouaty Injured. the United- Slate* in vegetable Governor Caldwell, announcing tween, the Rotary CTub end Lion* racks. Lighting Is flui NEW YORK. July SI UP)— Marvel suffered a alight c u t ht Champion Joe Louis mL A production, and sixth In dollar tha resignation of Aabcll aa one Club waa ralnad out Wednesday large fan keeps tbe at Jersey Joe Wolcott of Investor* today were offered well Both engines or the DC-3 value of crops. Other Florid! of the key man of hla so-called evening nt the Municipal aofthall cooled. N. J., In a Un-round $38,200,000 in bonds, deiienturca. caught fire, but prompt work by counties listeif among tha vege­ “little cabinet," said a successor park. No future data far the tilt The store opens dally at 7:50 fight at M ndto'i Square equipment tru st certificate* and the ground crew and thaa pilot pilot *ub- table, leader* are Broward. Hi tiehas been "practically determined” haa yat beefl set, according to A. M. and closes a t 7:50 f V . ex-Nov. 14, »h# Twentieth capital atock, all but M.HOO.OOO dued the flamas flames quick quickly. The pilot boro and Dade. Seminole arid will be rtaraed riti the next Harry Robeon. Men softball offl- a p t on Saturdays when Sporting Club announced representing new corporate flnanc W M C ol./Torallnaon, 17, 1 8. air at- because a t relatively email few da; daL ixg hour ia 9:50 P. M. lug; - • • ' - • _ . . . s i tach* a t Copenhagen. table, acreage, waa not listed. #* , v; *j'ftjC Drive To Operate -Tourist Booth Is Begun By Jaycees down. Jewiih teltlemenl police found (lie bodiet in (lie foieit pteterve near Naianya just 24 houit af'er Irgun. ealiepiiit Jewiih undergtound otgam/alion. announced it had executed the Bfitoni •»« reptiial for the hanging of thirr rrguniilt conricted in a piiion delivery. • The .area cordoned off--------and _ . . . wat — --------- -- — * wm Wdcea were turned loo* in an tempt to pIHT u p th * trail of the / Jn Jerusalem, top Paleallne gov­ ernment official* met to map n rigid canipaifd -against under­ ground violence. One official said plant under comlderatinn In­ cluded a demand upon the Jew* ith agency to cooperate aclivrljr in atamplng out underground attacki ^ (In London Prime Minister Attlee placed the entire Palestine attuatlon before hi* cabinet 1. Whan soldier* started to cut the bodies down after an hourlong probe for mine*, the booby trap eruloded behind the body of 8gt. Clifford Martin. H blasted to bit* hi* body and that of 8gt. Menryn Palce ami scat* tered the piece* -e v e r a sinda .area. *» Tha blast wounded one gren ^ a d le r guardsman In the faco and threw several hyatander* In the ground. Including photographer Jama* Pringle and correspondent Carter 1.. UavlUion, both of the Associated Preaa. Pinned to the boditr of the two aoimtr* were “communiques” ((’•■ ilanS mm ! '• • • Kiafelt Jacob C. Wills, ^ Of Lake Monroe, Takes Own Life 1— Talks And Rallies Scheduled As 1948 Cnnipaijz;ii Starts Despondency over III health was attributed by authorities today ns the reason Jacob Carl Wills, 70 year old grower of Lake Monroe took hi* own life. Mr. Wlltf body was found akrly this mornlrg in the wood*. 100 yard* from his a home. Ill* heart had been oleived ^ h v a bullet and a .22 rifle was clutched In hla hand*. Judge R. W. Ware, who w-*s called to the acene by Sheriff P. A.. Mero, officially pronounce! th at Mr. Will* had died by (hoot­ ing himself through the cheat. At 8:15 o'clock tM* morning. S h eriff. Mero tt t s Informed by . Mr*. Will* that her husband wa* misting, and that hit clothe! were atill In h it bed room. Jack and ^ B o b h v Harr*, two neighbor b<>y\ “ found thp body which waa elad in bath rob* and flippers. • The body was taken In a near** to the Erickson Funeral Home. Announcement* concerning the funeral are being delayed Bending the arrival of a daughter, Mr*. Lelaod T. Stratton of Pasadena. Calif. Mr! Will* la alao survived by the widow, Mrs. J . C. Wills of Lake Monroe. Mr. Will* waa born OeL 23; 'R71 akin Odessa. Russia. »aml became a ’ 'n atu ralised citlsen. He wea m ar­ ried March 8, 1900 at Rouldrr, Colo, and for a time fanned nt Ridgeway, Colo. He had lived at Lake Monroe for the past 21 rears. State Farmers* Price Index Still Dropping ^ Orlando, F la , July 51—<A1— WTha United States Department of Agriculture In its farm price re­ port of July 16 said today that the Index of prices for Florida farm ­ er* continued *.to decline because of unseasonably low price*. ■ ■ ■ It said th at on July 16, the index WM 157 compared with 27(1 for the United States with 1909-14 100. tha Tgpori. waa i'T b o n lh ago and point* below a year ago. The Indtx at 61 was lower thai month and 143 lower that last year** July 15 Inde*. Tha frock index waa 141 com pared with 259 and 330 for last month and last year respectively. Grain ragistered la food km and cottonseed and ducts were not enough to offset H Incurred In cltyu*. truck miscellaneous iommodUiea, re p p * aald.'V £ tCTLwiagW jl J V . rrt ; - T . '- ' . . . ' . -VVi ' ’y'/.v . “<x ' h / , t- • kl • . .. * 1• �THURSDAY, JULY «!, 1917 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA ga great tee cantor of fceylnn Fiv«-«lilhe' of the jvorld eupply One of the moat common and At the N*w York auto ahow 0f AmrriCa'a average annual pro- - flrtt n enltee renter utilil dl». annoying of hour* aht* ta known of juta, from which burlap and link), electric auto* far outnum­ ductlon of Idaho White Fine la r tin* ra ft re lf»e* In aa I'haroah'a ant or the klbnomo- racking doth a n worm, cornea bered from Bengal. fc end Vlpn! out th« indmtry, rluin pharaonia. atcam and ga»olln*-pow- approximately five hundred mil­ lion feat hoard maaaure. t a b l e Where Customers Sen s u p p l y = L O V E T T ’ S E PtCCLY W IG G L Y [’heir Friends’ Clean Stores With Everyday H O M E CONTROLLED" . z04 E ast F irst S tre e t Hanford*«Florida , -Q M fifrtfY B ig h ts R e s e rv e d P ric e s G ood T h ru S a tu rd a y , A u g u s t 2 LOW PRICES Grade A SIRLOIN or LOIN CHOPS CUTLETS *■ u . S. Good Waatarn Hontd A Kollad, No Waata Veal Shoulder lb 55c n Boned. A Rolled, Waatern, I to .8 Jb Avg, II) ' Wd Pitre Lard, In Ctns. tt> 21c ams Cornad Garden Patch Hockleut, 6-to-8-lb. Avjf, No 2 Cans 2 55c •Wisconsin. Store 65c Cheese “ lb 4 Rib or Brisket-Stew-lb -3 Libby Vienna Sausage* %'s 15c Crax to ox 14c in* 14 c Educator Cheezit 1 t %'• 15c Nxbiico Premium In Our 8elf«8entl# Cheeaa Caaa Orange Band Cheese lb lb Tender Lean Meat l . • Morreira Pride Smoked Butts Picnic Hams lb Weetem South Carolina Carrots Michigan 110UIH1 2 stlke. U. H. Good & Choice G o r t, Inspected 17c Calif. .Sunklit Lemons Grapes and i e v i i m pney ELBERTA PEACHES’ $2.19 Bushel Tender Veal Shoulder i n liitilim iiiintljltllM liiiHliiilttl lit m m m im nm ni Stringless Beans 2 lbs U. S. Good W estern Corn-Fid Pure Straw berry em sT U M A Z O L A O IL l'IN T CHUCK ROAST 37c » « Dressed A Drawn - ■■ QUART * * it- ! 73c- by V. V. S lacy) 19c SALE ON STOKELY CITRUS JUICE! GR’FRUIT ORANGE JUICE JUICE NABISCO • i SHR. WHEAT Fresh Caught W est Coast Larga NABISCO PREMIUM SODAS Juicy, Luscious Hale Heven—Beauties —ths Orchard’s Best lb .P K G .2 2 c California Pink-Meat * Cantaloupes u> 10c Calif. GravenaUln Salad Oil JEWEL Lund O’ Sunshine Peanut None Hlgbarl CaL Applet 2 ib* 25c Carroti2bcfuj7c Calif. Lung White Thumpeon Stedleu R fd Gold Fancy Tomato Grapes 2 u» 3Se Potatoes 5 ib* 29c N o 2 Cana Paacy U rg e Jdlcy ~ r ---------retloir-------- -’u — COFFEE Delmonte Lenoat it 13'ac Onions 2 e» 15e Crlap Green Firm , CA T OR DOG FOOD Lettuce »> 14 m b T e n itifa |b17tte SILVER FLOSS No, 1 CAN 12c PRUNE JUICE I)EL MONTE BARTLETT SWEETHEART PEARS > TO ILET BOAR V s, Cobbler Southern Gold Olao . Solid R«dl-MIxtV4Sdib47c 45c Yellow' Daisy Cheese u> 49c ■W AN SO A P Port Pskn A Olhr^ OU Soap - 2 Lfle Cakas U i For Baby Toe! 1 Lgo C ak u A?PLE JUICE 33c ILOMOM TIME TALL CANS 3 Cans B. NO, S CANS DARDEN SUGAR New Pack South Carolina - 4 K raft N atural Aged Yellow Crackers 7-ox 14c Morton's Ndlea A Chick. 79c Weiners l lb - 3 Cottage Cheese lb Ctn. 1 Fryers - tlf P k g s Loin or Club Steaks lb If EW-K AY-MELLOW A MILD. Cured, No Rind, No Waata Try it today aura -- ' ; - t * G a.' Shipped, Dretaed A Drawn Not Froaan E x tra Fancy Wonder lb - 53c U. F. Good Western Heavy Tender Aaanrted U n b yB ee r E iV er- C arm ttP M oats Chuck Roast IY O S T SN O W u.o» at* 2 Cans No. 31)3 Cut �$569,617'Given To Counties From Taxes Legal Notice « U T IC K . ng »« MB K a lir ^ n kim ] c M I m Id '. *'*»*« wl PACK THREE T i l t SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA THURSDAY. JU L Y SI, 1»47 TALLAHASSEE, July 31 1,1V - Ci>iti|>irullei Clur»iK> M, Hay- *<;. flu ilo a wTSH TALLAHASSEE. Julv 31 t/P>—4 »s« and tHrattfdJiiir* day annulment •illjtrrt>utltin"c 7 'lie Stat»> Delia. Ihirnt of Ayrtrii!- . *i T trllia ln X m o * im n a ltl; m u o iH ltU t1 * ■"‘Mil? !»• Fluriita cmintivr a , tun- loda)* nrpottetl Kt 7,4IM tr"* *.»> ttiwrU »**md. 4* «*aunt>'. FlotUia, fat their share of IntangH-le ixiatiq- of llve.utiH'k fetnl wen tr ln<i|iiil(»4 UoU4>'r ruilltitf H r| »ln u U » J#t»\ .1 |>io|>«itx tax rolli-rtlinia |* :j IS ln.**l» In Itie |iP|h) itontw iitu ilra ti,ta Jnl> T h . tali) “ ] ■ ll«* I M ils t siduiru amt jt lfU Ii|»||ni 4»n1 Ihs* rf u U ln r s i b f lK tl AJj<>urn»*l W**»<>ng Ip be ,i»#M » l **»•" i 4.ui i ilnui* in r m u i 4 1 IIo a h L i*|V, i »*i l«n*k A. fcl. x « l « r , - I 'lurk of lb* Uoanl of i 'iiu i H , ISimiiitwioaur* ,nnt_ ami IV lin t , Amtilt.r 111 K olarr of Huprr u l lt.«!O t»li..| , 11) Hbeiiri fm a iin lloarit • l l f - l Xalarv P u u n l) Hrf\if* Total rullertioiM fioni the onemill levy mi aiieli hnMiinr* a t cash, y ru tilic t. morlwsifet anti utliar eviilence of iinlehlttliiiki ariiuuiilrii to $3.003,701. ILiwryvr,, foUrrtkon »X|>et>aea rtfuml* rut the net amount to s3.70l.HU. ■ Tim state motived 42.030. M3 a t lit _ punahiu fund. The Idiftfeat Item of the colhv|77H /»S in ii county c>d rotttlnlaalnll* ora. Some ul th a t went hark into county hcip eral fum la a , exleat fee*. [ W e tou rd y'a 3S |ieicent ahar.of tlfM.SGi't on total tolhiM ion ■ of 4Hi;7^l3t ted all other cptltt* ties b y fa r. Jat-ka.m county re3>urt«il m i cntWrtlnii* and ic c e iv eil nu portion o f the total Re­ ceipt a. D ixie co u n lv wax m -xt to tile hottum of the H a t, w ith a share o f 437.(5? on total ro lJ r r l i i m i of tlU M I* . O ilie r countle* ie r«iv e d thtme Officer and K > ,r im T m iM R M ir f*uin minion* t" f'fliisrlitr S41 |l«|i lit T .. *'••lift Jlutlpr . ^ | II* I iu n llu r III $ j f - l Y e i u l 'T I n f l i i u ' amt K i | » n m . — 111-1 Per it'fin ami Ir^velllna K ip rn of C o u m r” *''11 0 . I l l Heartal Htalioarry, Ilian k a Poiipltrr, K iloaalrd K tre a irr 1144** i;„* I«IOOI ««* <i 113 i ‘oiniiilr*ti*e* slot K if r u io t t l IVjnirnl Ilf lloniti Total Apbrepriationi ‘ llrarrtr for. C o u n Hue* i n . Xatar, of f o u n t , ttS Minkin* Kami T n T A i. It r t o iir r - ' I loll, I’ liit tln frir.l III Ufirl Ih l, th r t l l h ' d a y of Ju t,, Halaiy of boun ty F to irro U n a At fflrrult . Coarl Coart Work*. M alnlrnanrr of le t Jad ,---- • •- 4 i l i l l a a I •»* i i i i o v i on Ouutnm tine C hain.,nn .of Mi* lloant t*f t'u u iily t'lininilM lunrrt aq|I O, I*. Ilernitun t'b ik of th r Hoard of C o u n tr rom tnlM lnnrrt. — 1*1 'C o m n u 'i tmturuta 411 ‘ M alntensrirr of ■ Osa a tf Itnm r In q u lrlrl u«t r : n . % i ig l»o**»tl«»m * r M«<dhsthiA ?«• Tim** f III* S«M I } K bi# RADIO PROGRAMS Flotilla iluilnfr ilu- *'hl f in a l i je r r whh-h rmled June 36. A total of HOG ton* ureie with<lta»n front tale Itcrauue of imit.oper lagu ami 117 ion, »*•*« taken off the maikr* l*<Aita* of i'iial\slit iami.lv* thownl their «)- v ti Are > "w U i o n ln * •;oti iw^ilnu* N t » t • i l l Am Uiwutt I lu T h » A u Im i .u|im I I I ) It.iu .I.n . Nee* *tt'B -lu .h a l I'n f r - m •*2 T f n i, l'ltutnv t it * Puilti U n i >'*• tin.O il II* S i.U I » i i t:U n * it ii.-, r . l i T t n r i* U i tW uullis ( I t r u t'l> x « » » • ll.-l 'i -.4*iti*)-----’T " W ***' Jit* ' t e l , Itult j t i i i u . i l . J l llti'iu rflftilr ' Voura 9 11,SS ItrSilUlM V.**» ll.f^Uh* \ v * , llj t i 'l l i i i l b n l* iIS T u r , ru n v , lt**l! t*ifS iit.tri.nr u . I a JU— |t.-*a L. IS <:•■ V V i.n < JZ.uw >■'»• *1 Moot l t - l - W.%i»»u IH'rtn.tup 14:34 Mil ;il I'r-H. 'Jill t J , l l X**> T 'lrt- N M -* i:* i IT I' Svu* |t*j A'TU 1.4* H> IV iv of llw>u* | ,tt Xiti.ii f. i -lm J « t - » » tltSiM'i N ».» • ; . t t H * i. N »•>' Reach H*Ar* T ftiitrrn *\ |^f|*gf|«IU N'^tir R jiu ll WJOOO In /eileral couii limit ,X tho yrai after uttriii|>Uny to markel ill Florida e ahlpioent of t-at* m an ftn lie feed rhjefly riinipnSed of »•*« , n | M4.IIII.nr S i * p oice hull*. Tavloi raid the prtrl- t ie i •>».»* i t.i.pprr* uct tesa laliejed tii'e hr.m. lie *,.*(• II- niMliuo reported thr lndi|fc«tible l^ e hull a ailS |! Ill 444 Of 111®* |»* N in u U o u tn lu tv are |iinhililled a* rattle fre<| Itt- 4ibS aunrtk. nft'dleida la-i'anse thev malaiii in. » f -• h*r«to«iU > b# | N r* • iioiirhihHieiil and freiiuently m ute 1 * 0 6 internal Inlurjf to aidmala. 4 Tile Chief lna|trrtor aaiil effort* ore lieiny made to ei|ui|i all citrd« |tul|i |iroreiodnH plants with mayuetii to Iv InatHlIeil atonic rpn* veyor India In a ttia rt metal ftaifrnrnta In tltv produi't. rilrita pulp i* u widely uaed rattle feed. '•7'nii 'iv.iuldn't think alt tlm would lie ellni* pulp, would you* Imtutml Tavliir, rxliildi inir eixht or nine anewa, India mid v artojt rmtna# if met 41 fsritt'fn liy a j.S* j-ll ,i t * ,;t i l »<i J,* S 4i*e M .M H *\VW*t»*X » . l ' i *imti* SV» H a ll M ir. t. Titer, |Id* tit |Ult"*l llfailttii* !?»*• J* -r • <»«; tl»* ftu ti • •■*jl 4 r3 » 'i *Nr,i%frfljr I^Ui* ____ ( H. >l«^t 111# tt.fl.l jJ ,mw^y _** *. 1’ 1i-i ib*l |le=«.li*|tt *, . f ■•.. 4 farm er who hnd irlr ie v e d them from aaeka o f feed, lie ruiild not arro u n t fo r ih t'lr preaenre. • amounts aa t h u i r OOe-fourlh iharea; Alutltua $3.4lM, Bay 4.1,ltM, llrowani 4'JI.BM, ‘ Duval $i‘.'i,7n, KscarnVU $1 0.3 I 3. HiBulHirouifli 131,148, I we 44.0*17. 'l.eon >11.777, BIRDSEY’S BEST 4 BROTHERS MONEY SAVER WHOLFWHEATTGratramV 101b! Bearh Oranye 433,570. Balm *90.433. TlnelUu 447.439, 4133177. Putnam 41.073, St. ftt.l.'di. Ht. I .or la 43.003. SaraaoU >10,930. 8 EM I SOI .hi $3,103 an-l Voluain 430.3HI. SPECIAL DISCOUNT 200 Ih. OR MORE BIRDSEY’S QUALITY DAIRY FEED- 20fi .100II H O G R A T IO N 411.1 'Appruptlatlon* S rm innlr I'o u a iy • W tlla ir Hoard J o t si Appropriat too* ------V r t r r v r for trnnUnanii'Ire --T O T A L n t ’ fM IK T I'.UImalra Kspeare* 1 Harreirs Sea Food & Poultry " 1 S C R A T C H G R A I N tc ™ U When)” ' L A Y IN G M A S H . 2 0 % * " 1 SPECIAL SNAPPER STEAK COMPLETE LINE OF SEA FOOD AND POULTRY 311 N. FRENCH AVE, I Hhrrltf, f r o 31.1 E I hi STR EET Sanford, Florida PHONE 1161 — J amt ji.iuMra and •i»ri*j I'rii4»rutlna ' Attorney, f'onyhtlrtn 111-1 W it nr ri K m I S I - l Ju i* r« l ' * » .-i— -■ l i t tnh*r Kapriirea ' , Crim inal I'ror* , _ ta th in i — -------- i l l fu rd ln a *nd C li e *.f t ’rln .n rrr 1*1 Kaprliv. of * Arm or) V o ia t A|if,n.|i*Mtl.ui4 HfW fVa fnr | P<itilln9bnrl#fl T O T A L lir in iK T M In H U lK ip r a 1 ll.lla .f ti til CUul>i>*r|n« Beetle*! .. — 111-1 -Rktary of llniiit (tnimf Inlem trnl, 111 f n r l.ilm r 411 iiiU t.l«n a n t». of Knnlp■n*nt, M arhliirry. T m ilt r l* l ' t*nr*-h*tr *if V a rh ln rry me. t f l Oae tin* iHit, rir. H I Bom! WrfrrlaU 411 Burt-tia** nf Itlahl Of MTaya .... — i l l K »p »n «r of I'm ourlm i R lah t qf W a r* 4*1 Payment in Ctljr <tf Hanford on l i f t T a x Roll .. T o J » l Ap.or.iprlatlom copy of the Hew Air Fon eg j>ftm|iMct, *,Kii.i\v Ymir Air Forctw," at yuur U. S. Army Recruit Imb Sinimn. T O T A L m 'l H I K T ftrtlmMra K « p r Halory of f o u n t , . A a rn l ----------------------« » t - l S . -U r l of Borne D»m . 4 onilratfan l i n n -u .— 4*1-4 Other K i| * n i. ........ TTefal ^ .l A i. hi A(lr I *I Inn* Apnrnprlatl""* H o ono today queatloBH tho fact th at tho whole fu tu re of tho United Stale* may real in the very clouds over your head. T he security of this country demands s tro n g , w e ll-tra in e d , w ell-equipped A ir F o rces^ superior to an y in th e world. ,R«Mrv* for rnaimaunrlra ---TOTAL llt'fMIKT — FAlautuI KiHum PahUrlly. ran* ! •II Pnhltcltr - Th ■I Aptiioprlatlpna .. „ Rmvrva for • * . / Cunllnyrnrl**__ •W TA f OtTMlKT ----~ ' ' t '.ll_ > l.a And tho pew, reorganized A ir Forccs-givo thou­ sands of eligible young men on opportunity to taka an active p a rt in building America's A ir Pow er . . on the ground as well os in the nky. l ‘ < 444141 *<d*n. Co. H*»tth «r Run* amt oth.r.K i 1(1 WORLD'S ORgAreST OPPORTUNITY‘FOR A CAREER IN AVIATION N O W -T H f T il P»P»ra You may, fo r example, enlist In tho A ir Forces fo r three years. I f you have a specialty which will qualify you, you may also be able to enlist In a grade A|»nr<inrlatlon4 Ham- tn*l» Cnunl) ItMUh Tn la t A»nr-i*irtall'iti« tlmarv* 'or .. C«nitn*anrl»* Today ^he A rm y A ir Forces offer high school gruil* uatas an unprcceticuted opjiortuiiil^ to get the finest aviation achoollng on ea rth —and select your school or court* before you enlist. •• Tho A A F C areer Plan is unilke anything ever offered before. I t pcrmitH milcctid high school grad­ uates to ayply and qualify for AAF specialized courses of th eir own choice. Simply go to your U. S. Army H ccrultlng S tation, explain the kind of aviation trainMng you w an t and you will receive an application blank and a complete list of available i nurses. T O T A L R rO f lf ^ 1.IM 14.40.34 I f you have had A ir Forces experience, you m ay Join the A ir Reserve and continue your m ilitary aviation tra in in g outaido of business hours. Or you m ay join tho A ir National Guard and per-haps become eligible fo r advanced technical training g t special A ir N ational Guard schools. _________ Think It over. I f there are A ir Force Day exhibits In your locality, be sore to visit them on A ugust 1 s t w d e r th e AAK AvlsUmt C areer r i * ^ a t y o u r nearest U. 8* A rm y B ecruitlng^U U on. m l ' t M r'- *-■ I f no d em o n stratio n s a r e to b# h * id USArby, 6 Rutland H ftA ffa Orlando, fla . t �* ■ PAGE POUR i ■■■ : - .. ■ * . - , • THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA =s=- The Sanford Herald . ■* , » THURSDAY* JU L Y 31, 1M 7 Ho Earned It RatallUf* la IM TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Pallia*** <allr >I"»I la latter A renl Am erican guccerw ntory, w orthy of H oratio Alger By RUSSCTt KAY 114 Saartar at At h n best, comes 'to us by w ay of Life m agazine which •aalatiL llarMa 111 Maaailla *««a» telln of nn Oklahoma farm er w ho 12 y e a rs ago was so poor Whan Tom WaUon Announced atarted out on a statewide hand­ CalrtH aa arraal t laaa atallav h«i tried to get his creditors to taice his land in settlem ent,, ,tbat he would not run to succeed shaking campaign. * OnaWf FT. Ill*, al l l r **••» «mte* as. Attorn4y„C*r)er*l..tuU - ^F riO tfla:M w .i«rn -UTfli^ Richif laslari. Fla HIa., aalrr Ilia Art of his debts and th ey refused, b u t who Is no# w orth half himself initaad would *erk Die Office of ard KimpBoir of TlontlcclIo, fo m m w a million dollars. " ll Otagraaa at l i n k a. IHT. _ Governor he J e t , the bars tluvn Speaker of the House, to entar the llill.UMI L. DK*N Henry W itt, came up the ‘h a rd way. He was th e son-of for. m free-for-all, and a t this writ­ race hut Simpson will not run In Klltar a Kansas railroad breskm sn who lost his life’s savings and ing it looka aa though we would opposition to Mayo, although* he r.oniro* III** run a mighty good rmca for Baalaaaa Maaaiar di?d when Henry was still a boy. A fte r a. few years of have a avrarm of candidates for would anv office he might seek: fhli office. wandering 'from farm to farm as a hired hand, he was i n i i r n i m o .i iu t m Mayo, last week, released a Banning for a cabinet office l‘a,akla la Alaaaaa drafted and served a hitch w ith th e A rm y during th e firs t against a man who la firmly en­ statement to the press saying th at t f CarrIrr, aaaafc — — — I M Far Maalh------------------— .T» World W ar. W ith a little money he had saved up, he re tu rn ­ trenched and rum to aucceed him- hr had no Intention whataver of ran* Haatba ------------ 1 13 ed to Oklnhuma and bought a q u a rte r aecttoh which he •elf Is a mighty tough rac? for retiring, that hla health had nevaf III jfaalh* ........................... 4.Hi started farm ing. other contenders, for the .nan In I been better and that he had an , • Da* Taar —_ Won office has a tremendous advant- i unfinished agricultural program There were, of course, ups and downs. Some years he age, and If Tom hkd chosen to -to complete that could not All afcllaarr aallaa*. rani* nf ____ itaati. r**alall*a* aad aatlra* al made n little.m oney, w hich he p u t into m ore land, arid some remain In the office of attorney ib lv be accomplished during blew aafrrlalnmanla tar Ik* lari'aa, u> I years he lost, whereupon ho Wfetild go to the batik and general it Is extremely doubtful p resent tarn*. . ralalaa land*, will •k# rkar**4 far , a« m alar adrartlalaa rain W ro w .-Jlija lly ccmo 1080 when th e price of w heat <dropped If he would have hid any aeriousl With Mayo definitely planning t ( 1 *? n,n f°r reclcction it,La doubtful f-.—* nirTtanau 65 cents and 1931 when It got down to SO cents . These •opposition..__ now, howmrer, It Is anybody's | jf any serious opposition will deii***. i»*-. *.**...;i* Tk. n«*»i>: w ere also the years of th e g re a t d rought and W itt lived iwce and it ta beginning 4o look -virtap. Mayo Fs loved and respected I".1. A l in the h e a rt or n , th “ e dust bowl w here a tra c to r he bought like anybody and /everyybody will throughout the state and It *■ ifi,?- r . 1 orally agreed that be can ratadn Mt Hu** i« ‘W* *«-aairT^i»iik from a neighbor-K ars-buried In the du at before he could ,ri*rl*al hr*<t*»*rfrr* la I’ktra**~ get It into his bare. During the legislative eetsinn P.j hla office as long as he wants to. aad S*it Talk. Guy Crews, representative from There may be other candidates th farm s or Tk* ll*ra|4 I* m mrm*tr a« Ikr . Hundreds of W itt's neighbors ■■ - -sold ---eir ------ —— — tsimply r-. Duval, let it be known that hej seeking cabinet, offices but preaa***h *i*4 rn*< wkirk i* *aiiu#4 nlmmloned them nnd went looking for o th er jobs a t a tim e would be a candidate and he has, ent Incumbent* will all run for recampaigning ***la*l«*lp 1* Ik* *•* •** Hllkll* gning ever glnce, til election, and that means that any.m op were unemployed. T heir plight was been aallaa »• all Ik* l«*l a**>* **1*1*4 when 10,000,000 people L. Grady Burton of Wauchuln, opposition that developa will have ^ la Ikla n*n***prr. a* w*ll aa all graphically described by John Steinbeck in one of th e moat one-time gubernatorial *candidate, a tough time of It for it la plenty AF ***** <ll**ai*k*<. popular books of the day, "The G rapes Of W rath ". W itt and an abls lawyer, ia definitely hard to defeat a man who is In thought he Was worse o ff th an th e "O kies" ever thought in the race and with hla wido ac- and wants to stay. THEltfiDAY, JULY 11, 1H7 of. being because he couldn't even g et away. qhalntanceshlp throughout the A* It appears now, the only race stato and strong political connec­ To put it differently, he stuck it o u t He fought the tions he haa a tremendous advant­ for a cabinet post that-will attract public, attentiuh and nrouse any BIBLE VERSE FOK TODAY bankers, th e ............... dust storm s nnd the _grasshoppers. ___________ He watched age over othera who are leas well degree of Interest will be the race MO nMi- WHO m FI LI Fn l be price o f wheat come back a ' little and he paid his debts. known. for attorney general and of the R. W. (Dick) Ervin, former as­ WITH HATRED AND MALICE did all his work himself, w ith the help of his large sistant attorney general, who hails men who have announced to date, HAB GOD IN HIS HEART: Ami family of growing boys Bnd girls, and he invested every from Palstka, crashed newspaper it would appear that L. Grady , v*« know we have j>****d from cent he could navfc in-morc farm land which other* regarded front pages last week with hit Burton is In the most advantage. *iffirial anrounrrmant. He"!i"ra'lK,i^ 1 u,,p!wUH,,i* ' <dfath unto life because wj love as less th an worthless. m * / Having made a statewide raee well known in political circles th« ^ th « f u. - l . e v -Today th ls-ssm b farih ^ n d /n m l th a t which Ilea r o u n d Iv but la practically unknown to the for the office of Governor, his name is known to thousand* of ' Gael Sullivan hai Ion hit driv­ it. are regarded nr the richest in th e world. The town bank general public. where W itt keeps bis bank roll boasts deposits of $3,300,000 R. A. (Leg) Green, former com voters who have never heard of er** license.' Maybe he should alo compared to $300,000 fifteen y e a rs ago. The 160 acres of gTeasman and candidate for Gov­ the o th e r contenders. On top of be dtpiived «l hi* license lo drive land which W itt used to own baa now grown to 3,360 acres ernor In the last go-round, la bit­ this, ho will get arong support ing hts nails and trying to decide from political circles and ho can the Democratic Party. and he figures it ns conservatively w orth $75 an acre. lie depended upon to run a mighty,’ what to do. He wants to run for irootl men. race. Besides this, be owns five sections of ranch land in Colo­ something but doesn't know Just good We hope that nbithern do-gotuiWe won’t know a great deal what. Maybe governor, maybe at­ rado, 300 head o f'c a ttle , six expensive combines and*an about who will or will not run in cvqpflgj)rre will lake not? torney general or maybe fo:> a re­ interest in nine natural gaa wells. A t present he is planning turn to congress. Ho has his ear until later In the yrar, but come . and 'remeJmer, 'that the women to take his family on ji trip to Cnli_fornllU-ilut .when-.Jia to- the--m njnT-«ntf‘ We " # n n i e i f ■Nev*^Yvwri»-daTrwrTTi7VCfliiid nn 1 the kettle etaMinx to boll In earnbln broker! broken down Jaloi like the from him sooner og later, ing.a colored women end who was ones the "O kies" used, but in a’ brand new $4,6 eaL There will be candidates Packard sure. oidered lo pey her $6,000 in beck w ith wine-colorcd upholstery.,A half a dosen othera are con­ aplenty and the old welkin will % sidering entering the race and no ring from Pensacola to Key \Yast. eatery, hailed from Boslon, Mao. Henry W itt m ay soon become one of the Idle rich. He bne can say a t this time how many Britain it reported a* plenniim may have m ore ot our worldly goods than he can use. He will be lined up a t the post whan Everglades Enjoys to reduce the me ol her aimed t IHM be sneered a t by Now Dealers and denounced by Com- the Starting gun is fired. A spreading rumor to the effect First Rainless Day force* throughout the world. But* mtinlstH, but who can begrudge him hla new found w ealth? that Commissioner of Agriculture Nathan Mayo would retire at the In Over Two Months not on account of the decrearinj end of hie present term caused nn temion in Java, Indie, Paleitin*, Planning CLEWIBTON, H a. July, 31 ambitious crowd of, office seekers Greece end point* north, eoulh. (/P>— For the first time aipee May ^ to start beating the bushes. eait and welt. Ammon McClellan of FL Pierce 2.1 a 24-heur period without rain- | One of Secretary of S ta te M arshall's firs t acta when was reached In the Everglades he look his Job was to organize a Policy Planning Staff, didn’t wait to find out whether fall General Eisenhower iey» that consisting o f six trained career men whose work is confined Mayo would run or not but tossed today. M Not a trace of rain fell around more end more .it looki •* if the to planning. T heir object Is "to p u t continuity, consistency hla sombrero Into the ring and haa I-ake Okeechobee yesterday. But United Sletee would have to ac- nnd content into Am erican foreign policy.” They will not the Everglades, swollen and wet ■, kept a "two-world concept" wh*n hnvo to clenr the stato departm ent reports, will have no with downpours which totalled HAMBONE'S MEDITATIONS 24.04 Inches at ClewUton, 23.43 a t 1 * We have u*. been working for a "one- s ta ff under them . They m ay call in other experts for con­ By Alley Moorehaven and 24.0$ a t Dslte world plan." Even that ii progreii. sultation, th en do th e ir own thinking. Thin stream -lined Glide during the Iong'w et If the whole world,cart be divided program should c u t red tape and result In n consistent PAT ptE F MAN CODUPM’ •till hold vast quantlti. l«s of e v e ra l thousand- head’ into more than the- co­ 6 ( T HOWHAB W iP ~ 3 % | (-S were reported being moved out Hiding force* get If lowlytng flooded section* to hlghtr WIPPFR-WOWAM C A 'Sl a decided grounda. ■Th* m o V e m i r t t . , HE C O O L D a J' HEA h AU fidence. ■ ' r ' ’ ’ ; time when it wii frequently .di­ short' distance* and no major The PPS , as we understand it, ia not to do the actual PE ?RIGHT 5AYW’J HEP mlgatlon of herds Is undar way, vided into a hundred or more tuch hut stock owners sought to protect Compc&cnti. Eventually we. may planning, b u t ra fh e r the inform ation-digging on which CHILLUHS A t l lC / their cattle from foot ro t vrhikh policy m ust be based. Jf Secretary T to know |l t rtne world. results from constant standing In how to haotlle -a tic k lish , problem water. -' People who believe that li*h obscure tiny country or « e a t Eur n.' BMIdn, ha needs Lake Okeechobee was reported V irtu ................................... ■ virtually stabilised with two migh­ won't bjta thould read the itory m erely ssy th e word a n d |n a few Ufa Davies of China, ty discharges flowing out of the >f Ralph Rivea. Univenity of Johnson of L atin America, Adam of A u s t r i a '............... of h Caloosahatchee River and 8 t Lucie t \ rich Marahiill policy muat orida itudent who lost a leg him thrt Im portant. Fiorii cahet. The lake level today was " Sunday while twjmming in th-* into nccount before it cab em erge a s a plan - not dead 17.1? feet above sea level. Pumps continued to hum through Ponte Vcdta cans!. He, did n.*‘! s tu f f dug from encyclopedias, b u t Im portant, hum an, cur­ out t h e . farmland area, lilting tvrn see what bit him. but he' re n t n u tte r assembled by m en’ of experience and high con­ water .from diked are* and dta- • elieves it was either a yhark or tacts. charing It Into canals from where They a re all expert in a practical as well as theoretical it found l u way Into the lake arrscuda. Sharks as a tule are or tO thg tea. not particularly vicious and i Ik sense and all are young; ages, range from 85 to 49.«They a re - with a few of m any qualifications: ones which are usually do not Fifty-three percent of 'pfflce George F. Kennan, economics and R ussia; Joseph E. com* dote lo shore, Bsrtacudai employes have visual problems. Johnson, UN, atom s and. L atin A m erica: W are Adams, on the other hand are always dsn- Germany and A u stria ; Jacques Joseph Relnstein, finance; — ------------ — ■' I ■ttoui and even the smallest ones Jo h n P. Davies, born and raised In China, served In our 0 Dr. Charles L. Persons will bite anything that * comet em bassies In C hpngklnjr.and Moscow. (This 1* th e John O ptom etrist nesf.^ljciuDnvies who was In a plane forced down In a Burmese Jungle Sanford Atlantic Bk. Bldg. Hours: »-I2 t-S Phone 290 '»-•— * w tv. The value of a college educs am ong head-hunters, the adventure w ritten about so well Bat. 2-12 by Eric Sevareid fo r a m agazine soon a fte r.) .**£1 IT.' H * h * r*< o«^i lion it appstenlly being rccoguiicd Eye* Eismlped - Glasses Fitted ThS list is a strong one. Too often our sta te departas mote and more men and women „ . . ^ . m e n t lma had to guess In Im portant m atte rs. Now, perhaps, .need eduli educalion cisiir. ,of U^ . m j* ablfi to know. .. . JJte---- -------* , „ * ■ t cntoll in I he Furmuta fo r the W ell Dressed Young M an boys end giib in Ihrir 'itcni, oi at most under 22. out univrnhi*' now report an ever increasing number opetudtnli o m 25. Stet­ son University reveals that the av­ erage age pf mate students is be­ tween 26 and 30 years, white more thin 30 students ere listed, as over 40 year* of age. There i| jui old saying that you can't ttaeh an old dog- new trick*, but It is equally true that you are never too old to learn,' .trti -i- ,--- •l - - - -r ■ ••• . __ ____ ____ • m m m m .• * W " ' . ■ • ■ \ . \ , ' ■• ' V • . . - ' J ; • - • ■ , _____ • - ; ■ - .'..-.u: (" ' . 1 \ V ^ 1 • _ n »| to n i c o ll-itJ . v- . L . . ----------------- -Once limilari slnwwl e*dt*4y—t4 . * He �' - .r • . * • ■ -’ -s- 1- f ?. ^ THURSDAY, JULY SI, 1947 PAGK KlVfl T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , SA N FO R D , F I.O R IP A - i r ■■. r a w i * NOTICE The August meeting of tha Daughters of Wesley Class of the First Methodist Church ha* been postponed, it waa announced to* day by Mr*. C. If. W on, president of the dess. -* . •f s IHRT1I ANNOUr*' C1>MK NT Mr. and" Mrs. C. K. McLain announced today the birth of a daughter, Linda Sue, on July 25 at St. Vincent** Hospital in Jack­ sonville, Mr. and Mr*. McLain are form er.resident* of Sanford and the will be'remembered a* MU* Helen Tctra*. iSocial Calender MONDAT Circle No. 10 of the W.S.C.S. of the First Methodist Church will meet at B:00 P. M. a t the home of Mrs. J. R. Iloolehan, Z20C palmet­ to Avenue. Circle* of the W.S.C.S, of the F lrtt Slethodlit Church will meet lit 8:00 P. M. a* follows: No. 1 HtiUi Mrs. J. U. Crawford, 1201 Oak Avenue; No. 6 with Mr*. Brodie William*. 302 Oak Avenue; No. 6 with M rw f^aude Herndon, 60S Magnolia Avenue and No. 0 with Mr*. Ralph Thompson, l ’(It ■frSeuit Avenue. TUESDAY The Friendship League of the Congregational Church will meet at kS* Parish House at 3:00 P. M. ^Virginia II arta field Weds Truman Gailey Mr. and Mr*. J. It. Hicks an­ nounced today the marriage of their granddaughter, Virginia ITartsfield, to Truman Galley, son of Mr*. Llndyan Galley of Alto, Ga. The wedding look place on July 18 In Folkston, Ga. Air*. Galley recleved..Rcr. school- ven by MU* Gene Caswell at I r home in Orlando. Colorful S arrangement* of sinnla* and I greenery decorated the room* of! the Caswell home. ■» Several <f hfldge were play: niter which the score, trera ' atx. I white linen purse, was awarded to Mr*. Lee Moore and vrreno, itektnil napkin* and coaster*, were won by Mr*. David Nuslirkel of Winter Park. Ml s a McCall was given a set of l,u-Hay pallet bicakfr.it eblna. The luncheon was icrvcd buffet style by Mlsa Caswell assisted by her mother, Mr*. II. I). Caswell. The |ab]e was overlaid with n white lace cloth and centered with an arrangement of pink love vine in cut glass bowl*. The dslnty centerpiece was flanked with pink taper* In crystal holder*. Those attending with Miss MeCall were ... Ernmet McCall, Mra. Moore, Sirs. Nusbirkel, Sira T. E. Tucker and Mrs. Donald Jones. Also the Misses Martha rerkina, Nancy Collum. Jackie Hrotchle, Jane Thigpen, Kathryn ■UfJmmina • ——U a m - *%^ ,, \A*S. L HI Steisch and Camille Ratten From Orlando were I Allan, and ’Patricia Jones, Gailey are making their home U’..< Flrtft ft. a ,__. * West Street. Hollywood Larger Hats Seen In New Fall Fashions Mr DOROTHY ROE, Associated Press Fashion Editor Tha -bigger ..the - U tter U - tbe Determined nbt to lie- outdone bv the dress designer*, who have stirred up n nation-wide slorm of controversy o v e r the radical -------the new silhouette, milliners also have prepnrrd some shockers for fall. HOLLYWOOD,, July 31 (*>>— Mark Stevens, who ha* acquired !* and also a world of grief the past two years, plan* an ifly escape, After "The 8nake t,” h* hopes to visit his parents droop according to the fall de­ Canada and get a complete cree* of the designers, hat* also grow larger and more elaborate. Marfi, who onlv recently go: Gone la the day of the bean!'.- and out of the bed, is faced with the doll hat. Next season, a hat thVe# court action*, one a di­ Is going to be. an Important projvorce. Ha Is homeless and has been ect, not Just an afterthought. Favorite silhbuotte of the -ad­ through a.lo n s.recu . ration from vance fall collection* Is the i an ulecr. bloused or draped W e t crown Ha need* a rest. with a cloche, cuff or Tha actor blame* 'Hollywood combined medium off-face brim. Often ,'tliis phonies" for his •ns’-ital break­ generous piece of headgear, which, up.' HI* rumored romance with bv the way, fits snugly down on edy Lamarr Isn't so. ha said the head ■all the way round, I* they are merely- old friends. In- further .elaborated by feullief.. ei den tally, the only photograph* fur, glittering roll* of m-taHtr 1In his dressing room ate of his lame or poufs of velvet o r *a'.fh, estranged wifa, Annalle, The dramatic wide brim la ir . -Gregory Peck-flies to New York high favor, sometimes* extended next week to finish work on “Gta- further by aid* f trimmings cl tleman’s Agresment" end then returns to La JpUa sehsre hell spend the summer. Greg is a guv who M e* hit profession. He con laugh a t the difference In hU salaries—isv tral thousand a weak i t 20th-Fox, $40 st tl\e La Jolla Playhouse, Ann Southern visited Robe:*. Sterling on the •"Jloughshod" set, giving rite to ' more talk about whether thslr marriage is nn again or off again. It must ba con­ futing for Bob. n it leading lady Is Gloria Grahame, who It a ring­ er for Ann . . . "The Ingrid Bergman film, "Joan />t Lorraine,’* will not he qulh as gigantic as planned. Tha battle scenes a rt being cut down be.cause,of the monumental expense Dana Andrews end Henry,Fon da are feudltf and rightin', hui mostly In Jest. Dans has bee. hunting for a story for months and finally heard about a promO iling tea-yarn.-R ut Hank fodnd It first and won't tip off Dana aa to its Identity. It keeps th j 'D aisy. Kenyon' June Havoc hai been tested Im, “Foreign Affaire," and may be added to the cast headed by Jean A rthur and John Lun l. Thera is doubt that Alarlene Dittrich will accept the role be­ cause the would have to play • Nasi . . . Howard Hughes ha* "Vendet­ ta" added to his current woes. After three remakes, tha film Still l*n‘t to his liking, and ha Mrs. Paul Brpwn and children. Pat and Alice, have returned from visiting . Lookout Mountain and Jackson, Tenn. the wav to do It; Lie (Ini on the floor, arm* outstretched. Raise teg and without moving the rc o of your body, • swing leg ove.- the other. You should gradually work your leg up until it almost touche* yqur hand. R. L. Cornell and *on, Robert Cornell, plan to arrive tonight by plane from Chicago where they have hern spending the past sev­ eral day*. pAAB Will Conduct Training Flights Mr., Mrs. Williams Honor Connie McCi ORLANDO, July 31, <Special) ~ ............... - - ...... . . . . ■ Headquarters K o u r l t i n t h Ale dinner for* Miss CtUlMi MfClll IVrrc has announced -that Trainat their home )ng Kliahtm will be conducted from in Mayfair. Lovely arrangement* the Orlando Army Air Bss* on of tiny partcl rinniar decorated Friday. ‘l'P , “ n>on! M,n porch, At thl* time, 12 plane* will take of t W i l l i a m s home. , off from O ptritions A rt* at ! l;0 j t.uest* xverr served at the long A M ()yinjt ov„ Orlando at *p.1 Pp-Mmatcly 11:10. From OrUnfo thev will proceed to Sanford and thru to DeLand, Daytona Death, ler hchl an arrangement of whit, daisies and the centerpiece wi flanked with white burning taper in crystfll candclhrhiliJ* McCall-uas |irr-rn trd will n piece of her Strnsburg alive pattern. Those Invited to Ik* will Mr*. J. L. Galloway and daugh­ ter. Mary Ann, returned yester­ day (torn a vacation sp e n t'In Washington. D. C. and New York City. Mr. and Mrs. C. It. Rudd and Leland Rudd returned this moan­ ing from Mellwood, Ala. where thev have been spending a varaSir. and ^Irs. L. F. r«» children, Emily nger, are spending ication in various Garner and Faye and a month's points In '■ ----- New DesignH'Do Not Sir. aitif‘Mrs. w .lih rJ Phillip* \t ■<2i'.^ o i » H i < i e r ^ F f ? r u r e H returned on Sunday fmm Daytona Reach where they spent the past 11, HETTY CLARKE Their children. Wally and AP N easfeslurea Heauly Editor Home designers never consider Merrill the teal American figure when Mr. and Sirs. Ross D. Hunter and son I,Inwood of Silver Lake have returned from Burling, N ..J, where Ihay visited Sir. Hunter’s Air. and Mrs. John Herbst and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Herbat returned on Sunday from a two 'weeks lour nf the Eastern states and Canada. En-route home th sr visited relatives in Plainfield, N. J. Mr. and Mr*. J. Q. Galloway have as their guest* at their home at II0 Poplar Avenue, Mr. ami Airs. G. E. Armstrong and child of Alhertsvllle, Ala. and Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Galloway and child of Gadsden. Ala. Airs. Armitrong and Air. L. W. Galloway are the sister ami brother of-M r.'G lltitw ay.' put It on the market for Ih* Avera e e ' Apiylcan Woman._______ Well, who is the Average Amurlean Womarf? She Is a wife, a mother or a career girl who spend* most of her time fighting problem -- spreading hip* massages, exercise* and . 1 ■ M'< ■' Stand aj ,iU*-cetvt*r of ths bad •ad doifVnAAe Ihe position of fli* feet st all. Just make everv hit of your body move aa you stretch and pull your rih* away • from your hips. As you get those sheets well lucked under the ends of the bed. every pull you exert on your middle torso will counts ' To help streamline yotir arms and rour chest at thp same time, herr’s a good, exerrise: . Sit rrotsdegged nest to the wall with the small of your hack' at the-w*t*tHnir-dtggIng-t1fht- Into the wall. Raise your arms shove Tour head on the wall. With your elbow* slightly bent, and elbows and wrlsta tight flat against the wall, ever so slowly pull ’ vout ■- This is toJfiIivrto^ .ron’To'die’finest si of our brilliant new coats and suits for Fall. , * Mala* your Rejection before. A ugust 15th,' and save 10' J. . ’ - ncr DeLand. Fla. your fingertips come to ydur shoulders and your bent elhows of the moment. But seldom Is the come hack to your rib*. Repast fashion one that Will help her eon- from 20 to 50 times daily. ceai her bulging hips and thighs. For the hips, there It always the You may console yourself that the' new long skirts will o'- least hide your plump catVes. Though the hemline la dropped you will .notice.that Jn . tww suit and dress fashion*, nlpped-ln waistline* and hip fullness may merely empha­ sise your hlpplness. • feathers or bows, Turbans also have came into their own apee more, especially for dinner wear,, look well In the new'clothe*, you'll done In |u*h materials suih a*i need in do some work on your velvet Or lame, to contrast withi waistline and hipline right now. J_ The housewife—1* lucky that • Tim 'romtng-sfgxon pfirtldw a there ary* dotrn* of way* ihe ran field d«r for milliners, aa praetl- (r| m down hrr waistline while rally, every hat Is draped, sculp- working around the house. You lured and manipulated. Simple CM0 combine bed-making with blocked cjqwni and ttraig h t brima waistline magic, suggest* a faarr few and far between. f . i -*i= . • *rlr.1, o eo f V EV a f t -I. /b 'O t fty '•mUDwtri U S ,M pB" * * fM e * I LUCKY STRIKE presents O r fC R f M AN W HO K N O W S - THE TOBACCO. AUCTIONEERI —e s lM » P ? S j i. COLGATE-PALMOLIVE-PEET MAKES TH IS OFFER TO INTRODUCE TOU TO THE W ONDERS OF V U I This amaring new Colgste-Palmolivi-Peet 'I was born on a tobacco farm and I'v e Bold tobacco a t auctions for over 10 years. In all th a t time I've seen the malcera of Lucky Strike buy fine, good-tastin' tobacco , . . tobacco t h a t 'a got quality, real quality." J.L.C um m tni, t-i -- - ■ - *v . k- im [GxatblaiMt dwwt, will rwiiwwi te Englaw •tha 1- U .eel.A h . Harrison* . . . a. n i■ tnrf In f«wt^ fe ^nn It as director, director who starts for K even If. If* not,. Ilk. - ftA IwlHW MfnJLfnik*# HlBWI Act now I Buy your d al at your dealer’s double-your-money-b ean tld n . So . . . . . . ». ss*. R ound* So •■ * m ; . * F irm s S o F u lly . < 7 i .' 'v j - P a c k e d - S o F ro o v_..= a n d E a»y on th o D ro W Bti*' Yv �r* THURSDAY, JU LY SI, 1917 TH E SANFDRD HERALD, S A N rO H D . FLO RIDA McCammon To Pitch .---O p e n e r; Tomat Or Kettles To T o s s Second Contest COMMENTS Pads entertain the (.eeshurg Ptra te s 'in a twin attraction at th* By BILL KINO Municipal Park. The games s i- .nOSTON, July SI, bTV- After scheduled to get under way at watching Stymie extend tha turf’s earnings record t > irseh Jacobs t Venetian «*U(sH""V l m " 'V burg* for a contest, but wsie old stretch-running chestnut in ac­ <1 t o , return home without tion u n tir-he grows a heard." ing tha gam* because of rain, "Ill race him as long as hr ck McCammon, newly ac­ stays sound,” Jacobs promised af­ id Fad righthander, Is' slat- ter hi* bread-winning uquixtrisnq handle the mnund assign- stop watch off spring turned tho i In tho twilight affair toigtit, and either Carl Kettle* r Johnny Tomat will get Manrvr John Krldsr’s call for .the sent out to try to steal New Eng­ Ightcap. Last night ths St. Augustins land’s richest purset Closing at 1-5, with 1139,468 tint* acorsd a 8 to 2 decision rer the lesgua leading G-Man, bet on him to show, Stymie, with ltd tha Palatk* Aialsas Hipped canny Conn McCreary aboard, gol te Daytona Beach Diet* in a off last and remained so during the first six furlong* of the mile to 8 tilt. The Orlando Senator-DcLand and a fuilong rout* that he turned 1:50 flat. ed Hat contest was wsshed in The Jacobs’ entry Jumped from last to third coming into the h* Lintscurts: homestretch, caught William Heintsvtll* 000 001 001 2 8 2 Augustin* 000 001 14* « 10 2 Fight For Golf Tourney Crown i'EORIA, III., July 31—OP)— 31—<JP)_!| I sixteen survivors from the aU rt- I ----ing field of rnora than #0 In th e ' National Junior Chamber of C'ommerre Coif Tournament liat' a us noli.• lie ! tmlay for herth* in the ,#eml-‘ PI tr im 's Records , . (i:i»li Jn-two 18-hole third routU mtsiote * srjU u d -quarter-final match*-*. .aakEOHii 'T * " —ding the third round g ro u p ! * Al Mcngert of Spokant, litrber'a record* that wera , the defending champion, ru , <»n* li«ach nosed by Dick I Pafastka ( . ’ traj'.oa* tuaen X. * trailing the league is Joe nf Ch-tidtl* N. C. , m A u g u s tin ,. 4, U a ln s o llle i. Cleary, I’alatka. Atalca butler, An out .tunding casualty yesUr]>»l.*nil al Urlnmtu, tun! **">■ who I* Imasling earn­ nny was cu-inedallsl Waatiej • S A N H O lll) at tn-etliurg ppU.. rsln ed run -avriago uf l?54 ‘for 18 Brown of Chattanooga, Tsnn. (la m , r*e»» games. The I’olatk* firvhallur has who na« ousted by John Morri* l..,.L u r* at e A N P O U P ( I t . I'.'U lk a St H artons Beach. worked 146.2 Innings and has won of Atlanta. ‘la., o r U iid u at P ila s S 12- games and lost sis. p|H>sed Bob Braff, of Morris i*V. Augunlb* al <iaihe*«llle. The leading Sanford chunker is ______ Duluth, Minn., who eliminated Johnny Tomat with a record of Bill Adam* of. Myrtle Beaeh, 8. C., 2.20 earned runs In 13 games-In 2 up in a secumi round ' match, j which lie worked 103.2 frames. with victories ovef Rufus Hughes, Hiuldv Lake closely follows To­ Paducah, Ky., 3 to 1, and Ber­ ms! with 2.26 and Carl Re'tie* nard Riviere, Houston, Tex., 6 boast* 2.67 as hi* record. Chari la and 4, and today faced Dick Eiley, Bissen has pitched in 20 game* of Portland, Ore. Eiley dropped and has an average of 2.93. Bill an IH-Inrh birdie putt on the N u tlli Stanton ha* pitched 168 Innings 23rd hole to oust _ Jack Evans, New Y »Vt rg§ t #S.i* aO,'ih.il,*U I in .11 games and has 3.30 for his Phoenix, Arit., In yesterday’s sing*!.* average. l'hll*<GI| 4ila * . C h ic * s o t longest battle. 4-1, UoMOn l-f. There have been 60 shut out Frank Morey of San Diego, IMi.iniiSh Ilm b k lr n a t Ml l-ovi* ( h ls h t l games . ployed this year in the Calif., encountered 15-year-old Bitty fcey^oti Columbus, 6a,- . | hitter*. Juan Piww* of In la n d SID ELIN ES Bamuely and P t t t o f f ; Drtgg* and TcacoD. ’ > -------------------------- -- around the .360 mark picked u p ,th a wlnnar’a 441,150 (lice, a neat haul that boosted his prita-money margin over the awmighty Assault !.*..• 3*Ia to 196,290. Jacobs boasts atha: hi* rags - to • riches meal ticket Is strong and sound, e n o u g h s run every weak and he’ll go agstti al Sarasota On Aug, 9. native of PJUabuigfi, . wma purchased outright he Syracuse Chiefs of the Inrrnatiimal from its parent club, »e Cincinnati Reds, Apr. 26, 1940. It* -282 batting average in 140 amt* for tha Chiefs last season ibeled him just another ball- first rail on Sauer. But an attrac live enough offer from sum: othcr team might be acceptable. Another factor in his becoming on* of the International Lfdgue’* moat dangerous hitter*,'according to Sauer himself, was his dacislon to ghee up golf. It was Bill MeKechnle, former manager 'at ’ Cin­ training cinnati. who advised Sauer to abandon golf because Henry had developed a tendency to .Rawing YESTERDAYS STARS Monte Kennedy, Giants, pitch­ ed four, hitless relief innings to get credit for the victory a* the Galnts snapped Ewell Blackwell'* I it-game wining streak with a 6-4, UIttmph oyer She- Fed* Pee Wee Kcese, Dodgi-rs, sing­ led with two out in the top of the tenth to drive in Gene Hermanikl with the run that defeated the Cards 11-10 In one of- the most thrilllnjt games In many seasons. TODAY and FRIDAY! of the Screen’s nil-time g re a ts retu rn s to thrill <41 in Baby Lima Beans Confectioners Bordens Instant Coffee Makes 100 cups 39c Starch Garden Fresh Fruits & Vegetables Fresh Elberta 'caches was unfortunate n.*ll l*e tt"a* m a i l ” quiry to J. G. TayluV Spink, general manager of the. Sporting News, concerning the *J9 Inning contrst ' Iilfched' by Buddy Lake snd Ylgl Alonro of DeLand. Spink stated. "I checked with our rdltorlal department on your Inquiry, that Bill Godfrey, 1046 FSL arbi­ ter. has moved into Into -■realty really high classed work. He has reported to the International League a* a mrmiier of their staff. The International League is only oim step below the Major*. It Ix AAA rlesslflcxtlon. MUNICIPAL PARK 8:15 P. M Mrapes Blackeyed Peas Fresh Carrots 2 Bunches 19c I3eans Selected Tomatoes 'jMUqg'fSFouod (Wing, and suggested ho M f a y bat. Henry ijlclied out 40-oupca, Id-inch weapoh, ounce* heavier and an Inch Ion,-:ar than tha stick he Imd Iteen tiling) and has been walloping waa ably demonstrated whilo he was performing with Birmingham, Ala.. In the Southern League, He believes he's th* only ptayvr who ever hit a homerun over th-* Birm­ ingham center field acoreboard, Rlghl now he want* to better 420 feet away. th* league record of 03 hJinrr* ' I-lke any long-distance hitter, •siahllshed bv Joe llsuser of Baltlreore In 1980. He had 30 just ders eurvia. Playing one* a week on the Pacific Coast during the Leo T. Miller, president of the winter n n l., his “batting Chisfs. la convinced that Hauur is lure-fire big league material, hut h* Isn’t selling - for th* lime i’c- A single atchutlc drink may InWer acuity of vision. In the Women's Singles, Miami’s top seeded Starts Burnell entered the ----semifinals \y.—L with .. i.li h a win over H arriet Allen. Memphla. has sent a letter to National As­ Houston, Tex. sociation ‘ President Gcof*,’-’ M. Trabtman explaining hi* suspen­ sion of Bill 8teln4cke. It has bean reported that Htrinecke war re- SYRACUSE. N. Y. — H <n k Sauer’* big bat, which haa been ihe major league* next year. trnnerin’ Hank, who weigh* id 198 and stand* two inches •ix feat, currently la tli> InI League's leading home . MEMPHIS, T rim , Jury 31—OP) —The Mid-South TennI* Champ­ ionship* rate into a number of all-important quarterfinal matches today. Fit *t-*e*drd Leslie Longshore, Anniston, Ala,, and Alex Wellford, Memphis, tangle, ant i l i ar court Water*. New _Orleans ace, takva on Tpxbb - Urown Baker. Memphis, In n featured, affair. * Yesterday Rodgers twat Dr. WilfunI Gragg. Memphis, while Longshore defeated Hilly Ladalnger, Memphis, and Waters passed Billy Hughes, Memphis. Another favored entrant, (leorge Dunklin. ' Pine Bluff, Ark., meets Memphian l*>u Faiiuin after turning Back KM Luwrance yest- ('l* v »l»iiit IS, Bonnn 7. (it Lout* S. Cleveland I n ln x «). * Larger Bat Gives Sauer More Power And Shot At• • Majors I’l.KNTV O t' WHICH V ‘ NEW YORK M l— Blghtbcn nl ! lion, have turn nqUHlMl to- wr.J ! trams or individual tompetltors to the |i*47 world’* weightlifting I championships a t Philadelphia, Sept. 26 aiul 27. It i*.th* first time , the event evor hat been held in j the U. S. Ametira will be the dsj fending champion. IVlid-South Tennis Tourney Advances To Quauerfinal* 2- lb Cartons - 35c Pears . a m m Extra Comfort •«»<>* loketo,»ms without swlr n,of» cam fari ow'a that Buick sweetheart of ta-th# p«a« ••“ FenHeis. Potatoes Cherries California wheel* ^•tlgnasf to curve*—the Inside l it. .............. W l°* ' M oil likely you'll answer, “It’a doing very nicely, thank you." But yeara have • way of whittling away at perform ance-iom stim ea ao alowly you don't notice it. t, , , . . So you rdN be In for « whoppin| •urpriae. . J u it wheal your c*r Into our (hop and "treat It to tom e real Oniric again . ; . . *nd again I v ICS MISCRABLCS ’ L et theae men o( our* te it and tune your Buick with their special Buick toola. I-et them replace any* thing that'a worn with the >Iglxt Buiak>endlneered p a rt. T h e n , Z IN G , back comet the awing to your aweetheart. Job for job, Buick car care coata no more than ordinary aervice. So, >vhat'« to losep Come in to ua , whether it’* for a tune-up, major or .minor repair o r reg u lar lubrication. Y o u r s— car rate* it. M *e tw* sh o n m th « « • « • ana. And Ih e y -rT C n l -« 9 l. thm let* ,h. m Ann Pag* Mayonnaise Whit* 1froni-wheel (#rv|( Wh# know Buick ■<tlae J (hacking wSS.il bw*’. ^ h w Karo Wewon RUPEKITE -GRADE Bottom llound Steak BEK 85 For Baking, Btewing Short Brisket of Beef HUPEHITE VEAL Sirloin Steaks BUI’ERITE GRADE 69c VEAL s 35c Boneless Roast 65c - LAMB GBADE A Square Cut Shoulders - 50c AB Meat Fresh Ground HT FEATURES A dventure- 59c Hamburger j Q . 1 W '* W u m ra a r Trm lls” I l* "D e a d E n d C « ts ’’ |4e-Open» 13:48 P. M. Dally.40c Rib Chops Hermans 8klnlata Cudahy's 1 lb Bags Pure IWelners Pork Sausage Armour's Star Herman* Assorted Spiced Ham Lax Flakes Horn where I sit... 6 y Joe MariH Mad. 12c lg*. 3uc Sunshine PEACHES '* |a n o C u p p o r ' s No. 2y2 can 25c LlfeBuoy Toilet a* D*f wtys. well probably laoh last ■* a t™ | »^l la w hst w* g ar ” Mqd«ra' Cleanser 2 for 19c SIC MAGNC b p in a c h �PA CE SEV EN T I1 E 5 A N H » N 1 > l i E F A M ^ S A N r O H I l . F L O R I u a UKSUAY, JULY 31, 1917 r* - Legal Notice 6 ROOM home, "several block* from center of town. Phone tdilllCOKil PI.AVERS for rent. By J. I da y or work. 'Hi* Music Box, 119 \V. l i t St. Phone 1153. FURNISHED 3 bedroom home with 4 'acres.-Hy owner. Phone k-‘FICE~kpace in Melsch Building. 1204 or County 3303. FU rgn h«ht ufice*, .newly decorI, nit uliUlte*, heat and *ani[lo t service furnished. Cell H0.V SMALL house. 60 x‘ 150 corner !jy . II. A A. Ih-pt. Store. lot, $2600.00. Phony 714-H after 4 P. M. VRM FOB IlF.NT—-20 « ( « tub irrigated truck farm. T t artes­ ian well*, a 7 room dwelling S-*HTICLES FOR SALE 2 t o a lit bourne, 2 large barn*. Dwelling lo t t o t only' with farm. On , Cemelon Avenue, WILL have watermelon*. csnta; E ast aide ■Snltfotd, Fla., phone lopes, pesrbes, ttininUi.-s, Wed. 1U3-R. P. O. Box 8AJ. k .‘ n. 30tlr through Aug. 2. n ;h and Stone. French Ave. Priced right. CONVALESCENT HOME now >;pen at Cbuluola, 18 tnilea 8. E. SEE THE new I-awn Shaver. Ask m t Sanford and 18 mile* N. E. for demunstraiiun. SENKAItIK' " f Oitnndo. I.orgc screen and GLASS A PAINT CO. 112-114 open porches to ait and enjoy W. 2nd Ht. the cool breelea off LoJtn Cath­ erine. Largo ground* and walk* FOR SALE- at Minorvtlla, former s a fe from auto traffic. la rg e Air Base. 26 thousand feel 4 lobby and room*, Prick construc­ Jnch clay drain tile, 8 A 0 inch tion, Can accomodate 25 only. clay aewer pipe, good M b , >» Phone or write for reservation 1 & 2 Inch galvanised and Mark at once. Oviedo 2382 or Dr. etCel pipe, valve* of the same' Martin 2392 o r ‘ writ* Ho* 137 silo. 1500 feet 4 inch Universal . ChulMtila. tlwvlA.-itS*KyTsl:,J3uL Jblfit‘ water-pipe; r»M' Irotc Tt>00 for gUeit* to visit ifivfr docioe. feel of 3 x 0 B. & better lied Wood. Hydrants and special*. PAILAI1LK at once, convenientWe arc selling these articles -at lv located down town aection. a discount even tho tome of up to date apartment* with all them are out of the market. modern convenience*. Adult* C o n t a c t Superintendent on only. Phone 550. ground or call Orlando 6723 'URNI8HED apt. for a couple. after 6 P. M. 607 W. l»t Street.___________ FOR RENT- House InNlake Mary. ROOF COATING- Alberto# Alu­ minum roof colling- good for Florida, 2 rooms A 'h ath , fur* metal, slate or conywsit Ion -roof­ til shed. 1 Ml/ West of C of C ing. Stop leak* C3ol*.|wur'h,gn« Bldg, fleuwe R. Patterson. “ _ — “ C------*------10 to TS*.. T eiry ear warranty. RNISlfED a n d unfurnlfhC'd SENKARltf GLASS A PAINT apt. Adults only. "700 M j IIoh r n im .tiJ w ------------ H £L P W A N TED F tfJ l K E N T WANTED: Mali to succeed R. Simmons for Kawlrigh businesa in Northeast Polk County. 1500 -families. Products sold 20 years. Permanent .if you am a husller. For particulars write * KaW • lelgh’s '■ Dept. FAH-440 1033, Memphis, Tentl. or see- R. Hart­ man. Box 234, Iaingw<Mid*Fla. EXPERIENCED celery grow *ror trained farm manager fo r’farm in Zellwood ares, flood jiosltion for right party. A. Du,ls St Sons, Oviedo. Phone 2151. GIRL for cashier A cuimeltc couh ter. also to,la girl, ljmcy'a. Drug Store. W ORK W ANTED EXPERT palm ing— contract ot hourly basis. S. G. Grogan. Free estimates. Phone 783-J. FLOOR SANDING A finishing. cleaning A waxing. Our power unit enable* us to wnrk where there Is no elect rlj- connect lo t ‘available. 21 ysais experienr*. II. M. Gleason, Lake lim y, Fla. " w A ^ t c F Y O RENTBEDROOM .home or apt. for occupancy Oct. 1 — Permanent residents. Ph. 668-IL Uiu.-nr1' >nu itiii 1 Inivnd to i*a>*' t v CU[IDUll4U *p«L.aS| »*— bled with screws, painted or unear garage Incorporating work palnted. See at 2872 Palmetto room ami laundry, ilgs 110 f t frontage on paved street.,Lot is A rs. Phone 210-W. " fully fruited, 804' land* Possession September OLD NEWSPAPERS—8 CENTS ‘ spacious and lovsly bom* PER POUND. BUNDLED IN — — b u n d l e s .----------- b in ts : i~-«ted SW-three ng Valencia Drive. Stueto 15. 20 and 95 CENT NICKS 414 S an fo rd A venao —’_____ :______________1 _____________ ______ __ ,KnV. x n rirR At ten n'clm'k on T h u t«l* y n i o r a 1<u C AUSUU . t h li l t llosiU «( . P u « l l e t m i r u e t t u n will t e c e l t * »eelea M,U u u ,* e i s > i * r i a a * p o r t i u u o f t h e t . n k r M onroe i r b v o l tuillillng a i r a r d l n s »,* th e s p e e l f k s i l u i w o f i l t M U C t Kllon J i l o s s h l o U , *t lh « r’s s f u r d A iU eitc N silunsl W an s o u i i d i u g . The B o a r d !•»•«»*» t h e •alii* to t » | K t s o , <tr aU b id s (N 11,1 III P ublic t n i t i u c t i u u fur Humntuie C u u n l r . F lo rid a. T. W. L * * l « n . 8 u p l. I . C Jordan, chsirntan CLEANING — cocking caring “ ’for children by week. 705 Ltfr cust Ave. ”, SPECIAL TPHV1CE3 Piano Tuning and Repairing. L. L Bill. Rag. flll-W. SIGNS . • Show cards - god Poston O— DUE'S HIGN HEMVICE O. D. Landresa. Phone 1031 RADIATORS clcgnttd and repair ed. -dhrn Hadlgtnr Shock 1(8 ’ Sanford Ava. P1l 366- W. LAND C L R A N I N O AND LAAINAGK. 2 NEW CATERPILLAR UE1HEL Ill'L l. DOZ­ ERS WITH P-A L M K T T 1 RAKES T W O 3/4 Y|l. D RAGLINKS. E 0U1PMKNT NOW IN THIS VICINITY. NIMNICIIT CON8TBUITION CO, ORLANIK), FLA. PHONE 2-298L RENT A CAR YOU DRIVE IT PIIONR 200 RWICKLAND-MORKISON U-DRIVE-1T. IN C SEE US FOR MIMEOGRAPH PKINTINQ AMD TYPING CREDIT BUREAU OF HANFORD 116 N. Park - Phan* 180 EXPERT RADIO RP.I’AllUNiFrtd Myers. 811 E. 2nd St. mmmm* V — i _■■■>■ i i t ■ ii»—i ATTENTION MOTHERS , —DIAPER 8KRVICE— Baby Valvat furnishea ‘ hospital clean,sterile dtapers and deodorited container. Economical and ■afe. 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Phono Phong *'f before the Sepuittber Hut* l>*y Sipes Ave. Just off Celery to*wit, h r l i t t m h s t 1, l i l t , t o d o 303. d r t a s l l l l i r r r o f said cau se trill p r o Office ph. 403 rssldcnre ph. 610-R c e n t l ! r P a r le a g a i n s t yo u. DODGE - PLYMOUTH T h e . nettesol — nett#**— o f - I h le - tuil PARTS AND HKHVICR ' CONCItKI K KKWP.ll PUT. it fnr divorce, and the style of said Phooa 1011 suit Isi Call W n r l b y , -plaintiff,1 .v s s e p t i c - T a n k s , Urea** Tinps 109 Pslmeltu Ave. r). M urtby, defendant Blocks, Aluminum Windows and YA-DE moth prooling last* b liaWltuss* in) hand a n d official seat Screens, White cement. Paint, veais. Hava youi woolen* molh of t s i d Court at Hanlerd. Seitimoi* Pcrtna-tile. Hurricane braces Coiqay, P proofed now. Downtown Clean­ J u l y l k l t . lo t Ida. t h i s icth d a y of Mirnrie Concrete Company, au'J ers & Lanndrv. 113 Palmetto O. P. H e rn d o n . Elm Ave. Phone 1335. Avo. Phono 914. C lerk o f ss ld C ourt /ANTED* to rent or lease room for bmlne=s. Write giving de­ tails etc. to Box II, Care Herald. FOR SALE—Umeroek for drive wsyi and roadwave—Phone HOUSE or apartment, furnished or unfurnished. Excellent iife rt-nces. Call Archie Brown "HI* X K U O -F R E D A — v-mplete tire. Hu. --------- ^ - • ■’...............- rUHunt's Tuxrde Feed -Rtor* IR F .A L E T T A T E F O R S A l-E Dallas > s * nstiery Charging. U; II. POPE CO. INC. REAL ESTATE ;»INSURANCE: MORTGAGE LOANS 4 CEILING fans for sale. U iLV a RAYMOND M. HALL, Realtor Drug Hlort. RrgiaUred Broker and Paints, Poultry Supplies, Nail*. Insurance 'Agent Purina Feeds, Groceries and 1m. 4 Fletida B ute Bank Bldg. Mealf. Touehton A Watson, 1201 |NEW , two atory, tine* bedroom Celery, Phone 1199. home. Two car garage. On comer lot 116 x M0 in Mayfair, AUTO RADIOS, Motorola. Sales (j^lll (ell unfurnished or furnished, and Service. The Music Box, (tone 856*61. 119 W. 1st St. Phone 063. [ House on large lot. Corner-Hick­ SEWING MACHINES ory and 7th 8t. 700 K. 7th t jt SALKS A SERVICE A pply Au J , E. Walker, BERT'S SEWING MACH. SHOP 910 Cypress Ave. US S. FRENCH. P1L 1199 [A VERY desirable f i v o r6on bungalow. Can be putt based cJOAL circulating healer. Keasonwith $2600.00 cash, b a l a n c e • *b u - Ph. U65-J. monthly. LOVE SEAT -- good condition Robert A. ’William* I*. J. Welter, Elder Springs.__ | Pit one 782 ‘Atlantic Bang Bldg. FOR SALK- Slightly used Elgin iW’ YOU like to live on the edge blcyolu. John B. Root, Dll 1 of the City we.have a nice five m rtto, ‘ room bungalow "with all jonvenlencea, eight lar/fe lots, term* GIRL'S Bicycle, Phtlco* Cabinet ran he arranged. Priced only Radte. Phone 262-W. , $4981.00. . • BABY carriage, Tlisyer collmusiRobert A.. Williams hie. good condition. Phone bQ2 Phone 732 Atlantic Hank ,01dg. W.__________ _____;__________ 8 ROOM house, with 5 lots,. con­ structed of (elected vlrffiTpihe CANVAS PAINT- clear and col­ or*. 8ENKARIK GLASS A and cypress, A-l condition, newPAINT CO. Phone 320. H ly painted inilde and-out, soma “ ffulL AUo four 2001pound fnt PURE Air Gaa KifthdO Dnli. Marhogs, 2 young milk cows with centlU Cabin Court. So. Orlindo first A second reive* Alto­ Highway. Phona 229-M. gether or separate. Inquire at 2691 Orange Ave. or Phone 705- ZINNIA and marigold plaifta-fur 1. ______________ J Fall Dowers now ready. A. K. Rowetler, Florid. TeU. .12-W, FOR S A LE Calory A v e n u e . _________ . A VERY nice two bedroom frame house, close In. This house is in ’ DUNLOP “ g o o d condition throughout •• WHITE WALL TIRES would coil $8,760.00 to replace. 600-16 121-60 pin* . tax. L * * ( »Priced at $0,300.00. liberal trade In 3„r!tb 1—°0* WALL two bedroom. two^ story 600-16 $21 69 plu* tax. house, in good condition,* Ideal L«** iilxral trade In. for small family, located In Rum Rob Dentil* Tire Co. Court Section, reasonably priced 418'W. 13th St. Phone 908 at $5,750.00. NEW two bedroom bungalow in LADIES Chicago Sho# Basics ■ire o'* - practically new,. 1319 —Plftchurit -* suitable for .small family - desirable surrounding*. W. 3rd St. oftar 6.__________ 14,800.00. WOOD or coal circulating heater AN exceptionally, desirable twoM good condition — $85 'cash. story house, 3 bedrooms and 118 Holly........ ................ .... • bath upstairs, end I bedroom u r n ] bath.downstairs,- Largo llv- FLORENCE porcelain -kem ene B S j . room, with enclosed surt range, perfect condition $65.00. ch: lllirary, dining room and Mr*. Moon, Phone Longwood 28. *1___ .Hslls* _ _ 11 w SOTK* ‘ N o t i c e U irn’i u , l a m thill 1 s o . eu g o g o tl i s .the liU tln eir *1 - 1SSS H a n f o rd A v e o s * u n d e r U* f M U I u u t Ham- " | - u » * l l ‘i i j l j n e n o * ROOFING-ROOF Painting, all • hinds. Smith Bio. Phone 1168. r i m 12 ! -ROOM apt. adults, no pels or children. Inquire 200 E. 5th St. Sanford. Fla. ROOM furnlihed buftgalow, ncwlv refinjfhcd. available Aug. lit. Phone 660-W. }_ . FOR T H E BEST ICE CREAM Try NICK'S OWN ICE CREAM IN f O l - N T t J F I M t i r a C llt’ TIT . NURSE for 2 chlldreu, ago 2 A Sr.SIINOl.K cot; NTT. pum tU A . 4. 211 Summerlin Avenue. WIT A T K nr t'A tll- M, F A R ffU LL CASHIER for grocery stunt — linCCAHKO m m : to tH i.iiiT u n t experience preferred but not es­ T o - A M . , PntthO N H H A V IN O sential. Good Luck Grocery, tt.A IM H O B D K k lA N O a A O A IN H T b A tl) K H T A T K l 1206 W, lath St. 9 Seminole County - Court Records t u e r b gui on Wheeler of Sanford CANVAS AWNINGS CANVAS TORCH CURTAINS VENETIAN BLINDS Akmiaam, Steel, Weed I 1# DAT DELIVERY We REPAIR! F R E E E B T IM A T E 8 .n ______ IH has recently been fii. m , ir i \ Lp [{ ■ I �: v--> =• - , 1 i irir- : ■ •;, • .‘ •'• ' ,-■(*" . ■•■ ; ■-- •' , »>'■ SANFORD, FLORIDA !ts=2 -a - s j THURSDAY. JU L Y 31, 1947 ««■ SJ*f“ | tin* undtrground organisation. !^ * have been trying to Britons Found Jewish Refugees May Sentence Appealed Colonial Becretary Arthur Flying Boat P rogram >. Seen As Sole ° 'th a wSr effort Just a t you ware U. S. Correspondents Crash Jon#*, apeaklng la Perilsserving th* board, might ha not ?" By “Paul Revere” Kept From Red Zone Be Sent To Germany ir* a tia M « * r » * » o * .» • rofnt for tho Labor gortnim ent, imocracy Capable ‘ »t'*wW«et!l t ' — Fan* “Unquestionably,r." Lovett said. tIn 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 Military Strength BOSTON, Ju ly .31. OP)— Ceun-'.of the men, their "trial, con- nuintedi concern to tha point th at It was LONDON, July 31^ UPHt- An VIENNA. Ju lj^ai. W V-. Amer­ k m ■rl /or Douglaa Chandler today, vtctl<m and execution In the name “I express th* deep feeling of diaeuaaed by th* joint chief* of DBWITT MACKENZIE prepared an appeal «for the 68- o f-th e Jewlah struggle for horror and revulsion shared by sta ff,"' Lovett testified. Foreign Affair* Analyst rear-old Chicago-horn writ*/ *en- homeland." Th* original Hughea-Kalaer conalt uf.ua here, at thl* barrharoi)* The Inscription* told how plea* a c t/T UainS drastic decision to fenced to life imprisonment and tract for Hire* flying boat* wai •IU global military com- lined HOJXfo for .erring aa a N a il; for damency were rejected at the "In the long hlstorv of violence later cut down to one, which ha* nta, .In* • further d / o r t mouthpiece during the war.j"m ilitary trial.” In Palestine, there has scarcely not yet been completed. Kaiser oina the economic c h ­ The grey-haTred C h a n d l e r , The killing*, th e ' Inacrlptlon been a more datU rd^arrt^U un the subsequently withdrew from th* ipping the country, U * branded a “anob" by the presld-, .aid, were carried out a* “a" rail­ cold blooded and project, which Hughes Is reminder that the Unlt- ing judge, made an aggreaaive J itary execution by the Jewlah re- dcr of the** Innocent young men, carrying on. atet I* th# 1**1 of the great last-mlnule personal plea rea*- sistance to the enemlet of .our after holding them ae hostages Th# Patterson - letter, read by Stic counlrie* atlll capablj sertlna atatementa he made over homeland." for mote than n fortnight," Creech Lovett, cited the need for “mexmanning a war machine Berlin radio when he waa lauding The contorted feature* of thj Jones told the House of Commons. Ireum production of combat "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 Federal -fudge Francis J. \V. deaths had been caused uy strang­ cabinet s derision regarding the th* existing facHItiaa should be world. crudely • ' fashioned internal situation In Palestine, diverted to th* manufacture of lit* me think of the time In Ford, commenting he waa aotts- ulation- by 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. a field in Flander* Field ‘'deterrent'* for any futura would, around limb* rinae-tu-ibr-trunW *'■World War, would be "InflUensed It added: eh the front line am! gbr be traitor*, took under xdvlto- of the l/ees. The men’s hands by public opinion.” Ha did sn o t• “ It la very evident that any In th* middle of a ter n a a t-a defense motion for a slay had been tied behind their backs elaborate. . I large lnrreise In cargo plane pro’ German bam****-! waau'i., of eiyeulion. and their ■feet had been wire I Brit tsbtasM p*pera bannered the duetion can bs accomplished only ily lonesome; hut ! had a together. The sergeants’ . shirts it i v hangings, which •, the i If the production of combat air* ' •iihad been used to blindfold them. Fair Sf for the company of Irgun Zvai^ I>eumi ^ carried ^oirt > Inc» is reduced, and any auch who knew barrage* and Red Suspects Freed Their underclothing and army after the British hangedd three ■eduction la Inadmissible” 3 1 ? the have a aympathetlc unin 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, ch ta by way of aaylng that, cut Into their nerks by the helf delivery. wanted to know whether th# Ar­ ATHENS. July 31, ^Pl— The inch ropes. all, England baa been Amfrmy ever-encountered any reports atannch ally in two world Ministry of Public Onler announe, The booby trap exploded as labor pirating by the Kai Campaign Starts of lleta, and remain* the chief rd today it had directed th* re­ grenadier guardsmen attempted ser-Hughea Interest*. pf Weatem Europe for the lease of 279 concentration camp to cut down Martin's body. Thi (“ Pirating" w*i a term applied M h IIs h S rvsas Fa** 0«s» of democracy. It’* tough inmates who had voluntarily sign­ blast echoed throughout th* his­ during th* war when one firm her atrlklng.power reduced ed statement* “condemning the toric forest of Sharon, scene of visit. The West, which looms as the hired away another’s employe**.} temporarily In the** *x- Communist reliellion and disavow many battles of Biblical limes. "Ye*, air,” aald LoVett. major 1048 battleground, also Is Ing KKE (the Greek Communist day*. Natanya’i mayor, Oved Hen beckoning to other*. He said some month* after Party) methods." reduction of military comAmi, who had received informs* award of ths flying boat contract 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 Crime Minister Attire' ed In a recent roundup of suspect ground, Hagana, that the bodies A. Pepper, Florida Democrat, an­ Aircraft subsidiary,, in Wlehlla, nounced he plana a cross-country Labor members of Par1- ed Communist sympathisers and were In the area, was on the scene speaking tour In the fall In an Kas., that "there h td been hiving . meeting in secret rad- were srhedulcd for deportation. when the blast occurred. effort to "keep our democratic squads trying to pick up labor Pres* dispatches from Salonika terday to listen with erltTight-lipped ahd obviously fear­ party liberal." at the gales/ K'attention to art accounting reported that Greek guerrilla ing his resort city once again In reply to another question, he .Perhaps lipping off what h« in. iorrr* early i this morning. had at­ -WMM*eAm#v under., military rule, * Stewardship. He to tell the westerner*, Pep- said they represented the Kaiser beavy fire, not nc only from tacked the town of Alcxandropou- he declared: “Thl* Is the most tends * the manage menL , .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 Sttisny of hi* own follower*, the garrison was standing them All we’ve built and prayed for record of the G.O.P. Congress has sion began. B i n s t o r Pepper buried "any hope or Idea th at the ■ now ties In tha dust." of dissatisfaction with the off. Another Salonika dispatch aaid Military personnel In the Na- Republican Party might becoms ID-Fla) aald an aircraft expert'a ___ nt'a progress In dealappraisal of Hughes’ P-1! photowllh tha economic upheaval. 40 guerrillas had been slain In an lanjra area, hearing the circum­ the people's party, or llbc/aL” reconnaisanc* * plane a a a "hot waTaft 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 troops north of Xajithl, close to illlon with determination. found, hastened to' bases. Issue*, domestic and foreign, onjhad grounds for purportedly ^>u*h| l column yesterday said the Greek-Bulgarian frontier. The "There will be some searenes," his trip. H* Rka called on other ing wartime ronatruriton o f the dispatch said the guerrillas remov­ *ly would do. The result military source said, "and the G.D.P, leaders to speak out. Tp. , * * .1*1 he won a virtual vote ed their killed and wounded acror* one populace may ha Inconvenienced a Thl. has been widely Interpret-! acknowledged In reply nfldenca from the caucus.. the frontier Into Bulgaria. bit, but no military control l< ed as an indirect argument th a t|(? * 44f*u< ucatlon, from Pepper „ . - - , that Prime Minister U refwutplanned, at least for the present." Dewey, the 1044 nominee, la not;,h* , ths WF~" WF Q ............................ 0»a flingI mmI the prionly to have promise! apeaklng out. Friend* of the New|n»*ry reapdnalbtllty for alloeadown military commit- Police Question 3 LO N D O N, J u l y - 81 (/P )- Yorker say they believe Dewey, Hon of the m aterials and priorIn Greece, Italy and (fern -plen plenty iU*.— F R Mar lin, arlrlnwed -w ilt-h i vi ty u u y in- durhnrx,~wittr;thg-grtTlcB of (lur-Arr •h*H to reduce the-number Bargemen. In Slaying: mother of Sgt. Clifford Martin, time. He le took only joshing rycog- my-Navy Munition# Board, i under arms and send them “ If Donald Nelson thoukht it BALTIMORE, ‘Ju ly I I , UP>- who was hanged in .Palestine nltlon of Taft's eall. telling rellto the rank* of l.abor waa In the public Interest to award i • the demand for work- Pollee today questioned three by the Irgun Zval Leuml under­ porters: "W hat am I supposed to say, this contract for a new type of is he ggot over one of young bargemen in the slaying of ground, collapsed today at her . Thu* to be mad* from non-atraDoris O’Brien, 40, whose trussed home in Coventry and was re­ ‘Don't shoot until you ae* the Iplane . high* hurdle isartr*m mat grl ala ** Pa hrutr asked, aakeel "h* lfke* In a serious condition. l teglc aterials. Pepper white* of their eyea.t* " ut that waen't wasn't hi* *>t>!y pprom* body floated to the surf are of the porter! "We 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 to get the production which concluded the woman nad been how desperate1 theta people are , *o ‘ badly needed to stlmu- -beaten and thrown overboard Sun­ and they could HaVe waited until t badly Industry. Lack day. July IS, from a barge which our boys were safe before execut­ tdly lagging laggi 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 of 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* of this plan say It -T H * ljnNDON, l July 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 w hit 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 ef Attlee re­ ins ih* prim# ministership * • i. '! - • ' . • ' I KtT crlsj, et lw«t pending alopmint*. There had been a i.t sern, qiiLnct j that hi I ts way !o other Itsdm hiD , and y. r | JilnlrU r E rnsti Bcvin aGonad es possible sue- I f * • '• 4 ' W i t high guvnum ent say# that A ttic’ may . I , chttigr# In h!s eabinst soon, this connection th* political 2509 SANFORD AVENUE - 41_- I spondent of th* Ixrmlou Daily ____________ .■ML **ld yeslerdty, prior to th* CB#, that th* only conceiilon ; * .Prim s Minister wr.« prepared '.make Would bs the format ion a sort of emtrgency battle TA LL CAKS |«ad of five , asnlor ministers »' tackle ths economic problems. Wg J iv a would bs Attlee ■“ > Fmreign Minister -Bavin, Her ef 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 w eathered'* MAXWELL HOUSE hiJJTicans. The storm atg1 yet down yet, ihougn, be omit them ts mnrk* iWJ aent in ths economic don, a m atter of concert! not NO. 2 CAN 2p< it »■ > . to the people of Britain but I .. u . world a t large, especially 1 I u I * .* ssv ;. —— r * — *I f CNO. 2 CAN porter ha thinks one of th* chief questions for th# Senate group la w hither young Roosvrit waa justified In recommending that work on tha photo ship be con­ tinued. rt* also remarked, I have-no doubt that It will be shown that Elliott Roosevelt accepted enter­ tainment from representatives of Hughs.' Th# contract for th# photo plan# I* entirely.separate from that for tha flying boats, but It Is *Uo under Investigation. On# point of committee Interest '* * hf *;ork «>ntlnued ican sources aald today that for almost a month Russian authuntlea had refused to grant clearance paper* for American newspaper correspondents seeking to cross the Soviet occupation son-- en route to Budapest, Bucharest or Prague. _ A member of the liaison section at U. 3. Army headquarter* here skid th at only one such clearance had been granted durlng*July, and that was "a very extraordinary case." Nrwamcn traveling from Vlenna to the American-occupied so no m hare. MLbetuuaffected, however, the w ar drew to a close and It%J>« *«ld. ‘Was apparent that fighting would and before any plane* were re. REPATRIATES reived. BERLIN, July 31, i/P>— Rus­ "In that connection, Senator sian authorities announced today Pepper asked Lovett if the latter that 260.983 German war prisoners befired there waa "anything cor­ and civilian Internees had been re­ rupt, fraudulent or ' contrary to patriated from the Soviet Unloft th# public Interest" In the late in Ihe past 12 months. Soviet Foreign Minister Vyache­ President Roosevelt's 1944 deci­ sion Ao continue the Hughes flying slav Molotov told the foreign min­ boat work after the WPB had or­ isters council at Moscow last spring that the Russian* still, held dered the contract cancelled. approximately 900,000 Gsrman Jesse Jones, former Secretary war prisoner*. of Commerce, told the commutes yesterday that Mr. Roosevelt had It takes a (raetionnf a aecond derided In favor of the comple- for human eye* to ace an object. tlon of on# plan* a t an additional cost of about 36,000,000 after 1042: vat contract* for three boat* 313,600,000 had been spent on the were made later with Hughe* and then cancelled contract. Henrv J . Kaiaer. "On th* facta aa you state them, Senator Pepper," Lovett said, “a decision of th at kind would eall for a vary careful exercise of judgment." He added tkat th* President had not consulted him on the decision. Howard Hughes and hla globetrotting publicity man, John Maywill take the stand aide by aid* tomorrow In the senatorial Investigation of Hughes' wartime plan# contracts. Senator Ferguson (R-Mlch) announced today that arrangements have been mad* for the Joint appearance of the Hollywood millionaire and the man who aaid he spent tavlah sum* to entertgi n - government offtctnl* In-1 Hughes' behalf. Ferguson's announcement was made a fte r a session In which the Senate W ar Investigating com­ mittee beard testimony that top military leaders- turned down n mass flying boat program in July, ________ authoritative source aald today Britain would send tb* 4.600 Jew­ ish refugees of the R. S. Exodu* | of 1047 expedition to Germany,^ and perhaps later to Africm. if thev Tcreistrd in refusing to dis­ embark a t Port-De-Bouc, France. The source said Trim* Minister Attire and his cabinet took that decision a Ca. meeting In which the* entire Palestine situation was con­ sidered. ■ Under the plan, the Exodus of 1047 refugees would remain tem­ porarily in the British sonc of. German? while Ihe British c a b in e t picked a nuu place for them In some other British-controlled area of the . I .uuuJdUseuihlv an African colony, the source said. Tho Jewish refugees arrived off France. Monday. Three BrltUh ship*.brought them from P alestine.. . waters, where their ship, tha .for mer President Warfield, rename.! Exodus of 1917. had been Interccplrd and rammed by the British. q u e e n m a r t h a il s SOUTHAMPTON.Eng., July 31 UPi-TCheering crowd* and elrecllng plane* »*w th# 81.235-ton, Queen Mary off today on her fleet postwar voyage to New York as a passenger liner. Th# reconverted Cunanl liner, eeeond biggest afloat, wa* due to reach New York Aug. 6.' KNOW YOUR AIR FORCES BETTER POWER 1V IS IT AIR FORCES FIELDS^ 15 P F rtC f PQ W [ A IR F O R C E DAY, A U G U S T Isi ■ -.-IV - Si • - *' _________ ___________ V E • m *jess • -n POWELL'S EDGEWOOD ^' b ■V - WEEKEND SPECIALS 3 for MILK I L- ' *5p Don't Mias Thia Chance O f A Life Time To Furniah Your Home ' A t A Mere Fraction O f Regular Pricen— jMjjljj 26c COMPOUND COFFEE 33c lb** i6c ' STRING BEANS 10c ENGLISH PEAS f 10c — r.-W fANA, Fla., July 31~0P) rp O 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 VAN CAMPS * doz. N O . J W H IT E “ J? * 27c • AND ALL OTHER CUSTOMARY SERVICES AT YOUR DISPOSAL BUY AT YOUR OWN PRICE AND TAKE UP TO 12 MONTHS : "T O PAY. • U ■t c:*i> f?3_; • 1r ** v « .. . - ARM OURS W ESTERN m m .— -4, *-=•=- i/ -/;m H B .* jilt 1 - ■A pf! * ATTENDING THIS C. B. Brause of Lake '■ thg daraage * i mm10 lbs. 43c POTATOES1 iar the boundary t " ?' FOB EVERYONE 12c LEMONS 7 :3 0 p m . EASY TERMS . PORK & BEANS • i*I ■ S A L E S T W IC E D A IL Y •. Destroyed By 000 Florida Fire ‘.T t " I ». • — 43c J: J v f / 4;’i ' » 9 t> *J h i POLAR FRI r-’fL* * rf-t m. v> BEACON DAIRY ICE < ST DAY r ~ » * . ( -y. ' • . • . v • . “ ^ ^r-______________ _ \ \ A - '' ------m um m m m ------------ J �m f -4 7 - 4 .*kv— l a U »lty T licrt la S tren g th — THE W EATHER 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 j t b — — . — ^ I Util I fu ^ n d b a t - - AN INDEPENDENT DAILY N hW HPAPKK “w— Established 1908 V O L U M E X X X V III ilu u d j uidaj »ilh widely scattered afler■noun thunder-hower-s Gentle to modrratc variable winds. SA N FO RD , F L O R ID A , F R ID A Y . A U ftU S T I, 1947 -»n N O . 186 A i w d i U d P re s s L o a ie d W iro --------- a - e ' jPW Russia Hits U. S. Cut In British Britons-Jews •Offer To Mediate Food Rations Clash Again Is Predicted In Palestine Hughes Plane Chosen After4 Elliott’s Okay Nation Reported Ask­ Regimental Station, ing U. S, To Relax Funeral Proces­ Loan P r o v i s i o n s s i o n Arc Attacked Limiting I m p o r t s In New V i o l c n c e General States A i r . Force Had Reject­ ed Jolt Previously; Brewster Attacked * Gromyko Calls F o r Immediate A c t i o n •O n Issue By UN S e c u r i t y Council l a k L s u c c e s s , au *. 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 /^ h o s tilitie s , 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 irM lIa n l aw ra g * Sim> One-Stop flig h t om Tokyo Ms By 7 Superforte AVA.SillNGTON. Aug., 1 (AVSeven 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 a t­ tempted." J B ie flight wa* one1 nf the M «br feature* of * world-wide ohiervanca of the 40llr«nniver*arv of the Air Force, which a week ago wa* accoued equal atatu* with the ground and naval force* hv enactment of the military unifi­ cation law. Eight, aupcrfnrt* took off from Tokyo. a t 1:09 A.M. yesterday. Ona dropped out. after a threehour atop at Klmendnrf • Field. Anchorage, A laika.-for-refueling. tArc To State Need For Farm 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 of governmental agencies In Washington Tuesday. Lamon’e Oraw, manager of the V vvtable Committee, said today. Ha aald FVC 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 of Miami, chair­ man of- the labor eommittaa of th tF V C , will head the Florida „ .,i-»i rhieh v-f3h ‘ will‘ meat with Joseph SatoraUl, aaaiatant administrator of tha Immlgratun Serire; Willi kin J. McLaan, State Department side; Kenneth Butler of the farm hranrh, U8DA; and Labor repracntatlve* of the Jamaican amt Bahaman government*. si e 11, Building Approved Sm Garage, at Palroette Aveof which caved in __ 4d the heavy weight jon the roof following Avoidance O f ; A-Bomb In Wars Seen By Devers General Says Final Victory Will Rest On Ground Troops Hy JACK SMITH LONDON. Aug. 1 (At !m mediate large-icale cuti in Brit­ ain** meager food ration) were forecait today ar cabinrt mini.leri studied plant to combat the nation's economic crisis. A well informed louice close ti. th r '|c v e .v td i* n l 'Jrtilf-P rim e' MmK'- c ' " " 11 J ,to b L IV' - " ’ ■■landing general of the Army ground forcer, laid today that the atom bomb proably will nrvrr again be w ed in war Military leaden probably will avoid the bomb "a* ciicomipertl) in-any future war at gai jn Woijd War 11.“ he told an audience at Newatk airport at part of ceremoniet marking the 40th annivrrrary of the Army Air Force). General Dcvcii—said—that--,! the atom bomb were used, an “ atomic Hugging match" would follow. “Neither tide could to achieir any m bilantial victory," hr taid. Whether the atom bomb ii uied or not in future warfarr, llir "fin­ al decision could be effected only by surface force*," the ground force* commander laid. —— He »*w "every prospect that we can avoid war" when the Unit­ ed State* hai a "fly-to-fight" atGeneral Devera annnunroL- *’lp the n ear' 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 e st Lions Offer Services To Jaycees In Drive Hie Lions Club a t ita meeting at the Tourist Center today of­ fered ita bit vice* to the Junior Chamber of 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 of 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 a t tha na­ tional convention at San Franejsco. Maine Writer Prorea Extent Of City Fame ter Attlee would disclose the de­ tail* in announcing his crisis pro­ gram in the House of Commons next Wednesday. Meanwhlli! (lie Daily Ki press and .Dally Telegraph, persistent critic* of the Libor regime, sahl the cuts would tie bitween 25 and 50 per cent In lome foods already rationed more thinly'than in war­ time. . . The newspaper* forrivaw deep cut* in meat, butter, grain and tinned food*, ei|iecially fruit umt vegetable*. The xourof rnnfirm.it th at- iJiatirTeducrione' were com lug, but declined detaile. • .Meat already is rationed to one ■hilling and two pence (about 21 ceqts) worth pet week, shout enough for one meal. The butter ration is 2*x ounces per week. Canned fond distribution Is re­ stricted hy a Stiff point rationing system. While the people awaited- de­ tails of the cuts, a government source said Britain was, pressing -the United State* to relax pro­ vision* of the American loan (ftflllRHd M |>MF T u t) Report Reveals 8 Percent Coal Production Drop WASHINGTON, A u g .. I ' trnv v o ii nAssociation iiu n The nauonii Nationsf* Coal 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." , „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 'th e spring strike laat year. 'N oting 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 Mayfair Inn Donates $300 To Jaycee Drive - - Lake Mary I’ropurty Subject Of Dispute Ft* + ■ — ---- . K : JERUSALEM. Adg. I tdb A I.OS ANGLES. \ug. 1—id*) A deputy l , S, nuiohsll called British regimental headquarter* at lltiHard llughr*' llt-tefly here was attacked today with gieHill* apartment and three nadcs and mm Ian sad one at­ ol hi- plant- tod*), lull was tacker was killed, while in lei linn Me to find, the millionaita induMrUtiM'tu wrr*e him with Aviv several Jew* were icpoiled a nulipiH-na demanding Ms wounded by gunfire from a Urit'A P B C a ra w * ' in 'a ll n V iig lu n Aimorrsl car which cx**nd:4>an: , before a Senate H ar Con­ tract* Inimtigatinji „ Comit among a funeral procession* o l 1 miller. 5.(100 Jews. 'Five grrnadr and mortar ex­ WASHINGTON, Aug 1 vP> plosions heralded an attack on Maj, General Oitici t \ Lctuti headquarters of the Hampshire Ictlitied today that hllioll K0014Rrftflient, only 200 yard* from xcll puked a Hoi, aid * Hughes' the Jewish agenty. . plane at tiic beD available for Two suspected attackers weie wailmic -)iholo-(econnaiiatue work captuied alive. No casualties aflri the Air Foiee high commaud among the llainpshiies were an­ turned it down m 194,1. nounced. I cliol,. wattinie cliief of, the Aim m sirens summoned troop* -A rr-inps Mi’j i ,,*] I'timiiuiiiT iofT to Mellon stations and Die area was--cmilnrirrt nff in p o lltF IlF K in the Senate Wai liiVctligaling Com­ rounding up men for questioning. mittee that tiic ton ol the late About 200 |>er*otis were held for 1’ieiidrnl Rootcvelt lit rllcrt tescreening. t r i ’r.l ll,r tlrtiimn of the Air In Tel Aviv, private source* Coip,' licit espetf). said ihfee bursts of gunfire from an armored cm manned by police­ I hr liriifial agirrd lliat il the men wonnded several persons in plane nittld ,l>i ■a 1iaiiuri) -i*1t the film-firl precession for five riiilr* an hour it (lint would.hat* Jewish victim* of reprisal khootings Isst tilglit.. . , hern the Air l nips' |.*»lr»t plane *A sente of Jew* were wounded 1)1 tin I, pc. in last night's shooting, which Clin i1mail Ferguson titM h T i) n reliable source attributed to ................. I timt the tiiniiiiiu** Tommie* bent on mvi-nno for tha Ima l», it imai-le to find*any A<r hanging by Irgun Zvsi Lvumi, Coip* If ita dialing with tho Jewish underground urgenixaex|H‘niiiciiiiil plinic I**tween July, tlon. i/f two British sergeant* at 1942. and* rt,. , ml of Julie,. 1943. Natsnya. PaUitlni- {Killev Lave irtwr,-probably ward invest Igntiun of thsf Iwgun nmic bvsti-ii llupii,-* was curtihoaitngs.' ducting In- i-t'u dt i cloimirtiL Rs A* the funeral procession, led Juhbil tl it ii.tc in June 1941, by the chief rabbi and t)i« city lie math' t, ispuit tut pcitmmawca eouneillors, approartml the g ira t nhd i ppwi clt"ii uf ttu synagogue, an armon-d ear man 44,ipiu » |.l»n- a* ■!»* request of _"‘* f-jr-.Ly B-Ui? tuuvoJ s*. lii'W lsI If. H At In.I-1, tlie comward It, Ita Hhfn giin* manneTT liuii.-lilii' grntinl it the A ir and swinging in are*.. The Infor­ Futc, t mants said'shot* came from the Wlufc tin- iilLiiftl was lesti- * ear as It withdrew.. fyiug. ctiiuiiiUlci nnb * tuld ieThe Tel Aviv incident touched LMitlwi - I tiat - y,wfitg Konaevelt lias off a series of sharp elastics. Eight SHtilVN AT THE TOP Is a view of Grand Ib-nd Avenue looking toward the Country Club Rond front t u n -.tm ltlkd tt- liilif y Iwfure Crystal Lake bathing lieach. The aVca Oil the rigid Is'Jiart nf Du66,ti71 aquaro' feel of puMk luinb the oung Jew* were wounded by gunilit* , •jhiniitWEi-Mil Mumlay, jre and 16 others were reported vac,id oil by * 1916 n-snlutlun r>f the County Couiiidasion and now auhjocl of dimpijlo* hy l.nlj- Star) ten l.ciinD. m»w jetited front the latir*. Below is a picture of tho bathing lieach and I.Mtlilomse cuiistriielrrl by the Lake .Mur v Pm, id patii*. t ___ , ____ injured'in clashes with the police Temhers Atsociatiun. Left. It. H, Kuhnnkn, presidt-nt Army, Iilatc.l tlml t' Itin) t was tlu< P. T. A.; right, Jam es L. FliliU. chsti and military. A private source l|illll)nl!,'.| IlMitl- fti'lll III* said troops opened fire when a man of tha P. T. A twarli proj«‘Ct. a- , bid nf i <i i,iiai*suce work group of young ’J e w s. stormed 1 l||4111*' 1*4 butt iiVei various llsrclsy's Bank and other gioups * li! Iill*lit - II. Rtttlt tbu overturned an army truck and i t|a - 1.5|-*rII at Ii'l fMmplaiiita stoned the general post office II sin11ithr t| Ml, Sltl building. The attack on the Hampshire regiment heailqusrters heir » » ' made against the entrance to Mix petitions containing «iri the perimeter of ita defenses. The attackers threw two mat­ lull nam o wilt hr prrsrnlnj to tresses ovr the barbed wire and (tie Luunty Commission •Tm-wf v, ( ^ t k2 | ( l m g ( 'O H ( O IlC lO T tossed in a grenade in an a t­ moiiiiiig inoimug in a leriuesl icqurtl that a I'M i ‘Awkward Situation” tempt- to brearn the dafinses: Diie action of the Hoard to vacate It, llir t*-.,Mialrd I’re** of the altarkera wa* shot four Caused Withdrawal Sriutlni lt.it-, it ■ \ Taft , (R limes, and he was found laving to l tain property in ljrkc Mary Lr From Paris -Pailcy he street, a grenade elute <rritindrd. Flank Ev.nn, piouit Obiol, erulni -,-il Tv Otiio Itepuli( m tliitM mm I ' f t f f R ia l ii.-nii* fur tin- tin t ' invsidentlal mill Like Maiy Jacp.iui and ijniifiimlinti, tmriinwii’d at I’nsxI'HAGUE, (TriTimliw akia. Aii|*,. piupetty owner, annuiimrd HhI h ( I'riln i '-i f.o, ign umt ilm tT ract At Lake Mary I (d't -Fotrign Mtntslri J jii Ma- Carry-Over B a l a n c e I hr piiqieity involved is m iVi* tt*- l * * * l m i" nddraa* a t Shrinking Despite Crystal U k e Winter llqmes s.,,. )« Joiobw, I . a " i *.-■ lie alv, ansaiyk »»id today Ingli Ru*)ian lead­ * Czech Minister Commission Is .Petitioned To Rescind 1945 Act To Vacate ‘nator Til It 1Is • Relates Motives Seen As Dewey’s Of Meet Boycott Budget Reveals Big Increase In School Expenses! Ib Sold To Ohioan 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^ 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 Jr-'r.kV $300. Chase and Company contri­ buted $100, Uld Yowell Company Bricker Receives 2 added $100, Mather of Hanford Threatening Calls ■seu *100, Randall Chase gave and Dr. H arry Z. Bilsby gave $20 toward tha operation of the COLUMBUS Ohio, Aug. 1-UP> booth. —Police disclosed today th at These donation* had been re­ Senator John W. Bricker (R-Ohlo) ported at noon today and there had received two threatsnlnjr telare other* th at hare not yet been ephone calls yesterday turned iuIn. iiwwvvbti However, fwio $545 In eon as *a in mw u lt muriwu iu cun*! b extraodlnary pracaut- 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 a t Orlando, apologise to you and to him. Mr. Georgs IL Femald who hardware business In Sanford waa OK mine." minta cousin of Tha foregoing J J P IS: yberalaat ™ A™ {SM EW Txsrnrptr Led for Sanford through project, Chariea Luke reported. night. ity created Ona of tho Ulsphona calls, which police a i d they believed ROTARY PROGRAM The RL Rev. Chariea B. Col wore made by "cranks," was made that Dick Aiken, tenor soloist was tnore, retired bishop of Puerto to tha Brlcktr home In suburban from Orlando. JUco. who has been ta rrin g for upper Arlington a few 'hour* be­ Urn Rav. Mark Carpenter at Holy fore Urn senator waa to taka part MBS. LUCAS DIBS Mrs. Dess* Lucas, former reel- Cross Episcopal Church for the In a statewide -dinner ■honoring month, will bo, the principal Senator Robert A- Taft (R-Ohlo) tustnwv<l fhrtt 1h* uiHiltl inBKtt jL_nf«a_ e n ' bad- '.jroinlfJ• oul'^-lhe -awk- T R e.v c n u c and, eml.ras-er ^ T ^ jT m itv lUFT-Tmi w h H h '.rto run on Boosts rjrvismn piU‘a||a fed *•! ltreets arul ij.ii^-' o. |. :s «ln o in- returns from hU WaliiiLftl of Cmhoslovakia's ac­ ceptance of the invitalitw' to the j | l(l ,rnulivr icJ,IM| | ludgCL adjacent to a public liallimg I "a, Ii western qiedtjng tjipMi'unwhih- Gov. rhum at E. The land was drdicalni hv tin* let,« p*m caufsrrncc on thr Marshall |lK|jy by the County ■v nf New V«rk wound Up owner, _lhc late A. E. SmJ)l*‘m. width it tve-lt riie ’ loin today ptopmaL [ School Hoard iotluwing a heating on Aug 4, 19211 "to th^puhfir ftleltda Klimilelitt? deelatreij InMaiaryk, who rcltirned rrccnlly 4| which to, protrsling ciltcrn* <i,;i ,m1 Ids i'erkriir for the 1948 from Moscow, told this rrpotlrr appe.irrd. iliow), shows llial ex- fnr thru use and consriq,m ,- |{i-pnlilh-an inrsldetitiat . nonilnfnrever;. to have and to hold lie had "needed no guidance" In |ieii)f>, imlnding a 33 |,rnrot at iou. \ - Jin* New Yorker*a train rrslue. even esrliei that hit coun- Inkr in teachrl)’ salarjes, are ill- for the use set forth, '.ill -tr* *t avenues, alleys, park, and |uil*L* leucbeil Albany, an-nefstea told i»y might have to withdraw (rom creasing (ailrr than rrvenues and ground,'' and that the plal « *’ re|a)t4er» they iadlevu alaiut 490 (he confeteuce. threaten ill thr future to wqte out votes mo now assured for- Dewey entered and’tecorded m the offu ■ on the first bntlot rn Dm CL O. P. (Orcfcotlovakia firtl acrepted balance) canted over. of the Clerk* of the Cm ml Cum I tiomitiaiing t-olivettlem. It will Total irceipti' are estimated at a Hiiiith-Frcnch invitation to ditrequite 547 to nhmipaie. rra a lls a e d aa I'a a r *1,1 cun thej Matihall prupoial of U. $671,843 for the faming year, Tlicv also made it clear tin y regard SeuSGti Taft at thla S. aid in restoring European econ­ an increase uf $138,597 over the (age as Do- Teaiiing prospeqiya omy. The country latrr withdrew $533,246 of last year. Offsetting Canning Operations Coil (Slider ntrninwt Dewey. the accaplance and i|nrrned any this is about $666,353 total « • IliKh Despite W eather Along that line, they taid: Dewey probably will not go on participation in thr Maohall pro­ timated expenditure* as compare^ outside New Y'ork again posal talks, a* did Ruina and all with $488,145 last year, an an­ Canning operation* at tin- Sam „(In*tour year Tt appears th a t ticipated increase of $178,208. ford Canning kitrtn-n im West •oippnrt furunless other Eaitcrn European nation) in Taft is making strong' Thus as Supt. T. W I jw lon told Twenty fifth Street near Sanford heltdw .'IV the Rutiian tphrrr.) Avenue are almost un a par with Neilber Dewey mir TaH has Ma*aryk, son of (he founder of to L E. Jordan , 1J. A. Histline those of last year In tqblu of un the rrpuMlc and himself eilucatrd ant] Herman E Mdrria, the net in­ favorable weather, Mi*. R b a e je t said he definitely will ba a eamliilate Tim only avowed cqnin tha United States, gave the crease in expenditures is esti­ Hutted, director, aald Galav. idnte is former Governor HtastSa first dsMled account of his trip mated at $39.611 more than th'f A few housewives wars, rUtlint* of Minnesota. to Mci*e*l» early In July. and peeling peaches for •‘aiuungj today, ami many more would have He assarted that he and Com­ net increase in receipts. It waa pointed out that the been present, said Mrs. -Hu-led. Senator Holland Paya munist Premier Element Gottla shrinking, _ had not a truckload of peaches due wald were not "sent for" and .rarry-over . balance________ Short Visit Here that had ha readied even liefore Lest v .ar It was $94,082. For. the, Xo a rr|va from Bouth Carolina, tto a tla a M ea P s s , ■'*' | broken down en route. ha talked with Prime Minister Senator Speaaard Holland, an TtiB kltfhJh, occupying the titlira area of a former garage of route bothS to Barlow to attend Slr M n t S r ttMtha"Kromlin iT)*^ liaby AUl^atorH Are construction, - is roomy and bis daughter's wedding, paused a under existing elrcumatances, ttl* Donated To City Zoo block wtll lighted. It haa lots uf table few minute* this afternoon during ant 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 D PRACTICE alligators to the Sanford Zoo has pressure cooking, also 15 pressure er* that included Mavor H. J . Gut, Edward lliggin*. H. B. Pop# _ Jr. ex-Marin* ami for- Increased the gator Juveniles to cookers. * An experimental crop of hub and Andrew Csrrsway. ' director of the Lake 10 In number. The^r are-In n sep­ mer “Hope you didn't mind th at city M hi - school, will start Iwnd arate enclosure of their own on bard squash waa raised here dur practice Uarly this year In order 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 round out a big hand'In time sums turtles for company. "Mama Possum" has some rmw few were left over for private tor Holland i* said to have told H I game*. All school Instruments lrteltidlng babies, but they are' hard to sea canning and proved a wonderful Chamber of Commerce Manager and Grammar School as she keep* them In her pockeL success for canning, said -Mrs. Higgins, Senator Holland also .In* t be present for the Two Taxaa typo horned toada. are lluite,l. She declared that thla dicattd that he will be in Sanford the High School at 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 Monday morning. ' . ■ . ‘ M iL ^==H Ei � 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, July 31, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 31, 1947. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 31, 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/aecbb344b185275e6836f72e8858766a.pdf 6ee0b3a47d8de434820f4f8b83648003 PDF Text Text I rUESDXT,' JULY 29, 19V Tire BXNWmiS HERXtU; PAGE Toncc Sen To Gan pa la i Manager handed « the botto: to drive tha wiini hurlcr’a -t A1 Met in tha n i| no run* second U Tonight A u leas i a tingle that Ms; call, on C hillock at Tomorr Leesburg Slurr«> Harrlngto Lake, n Brig*, cf »*((•< (i*i.i Tylsr, lb Rilvsrmsn, Fold, c tfwmii. f Buck, tt W tsthvis Tonceff. ' Rni*s if nton. t sties. * McOsbsln S Totali —Twn sciutd China Object* Td * ’ Fo reign »AHsiHlance NANKING. July 29, U P )- Rep­ resentatives of the Democratic League told LL-ut, General Ail«*rt X2. Wedenn-yer today that the Chinese people are bitterly >1" posol to hny foreign .assistance which would likely prolong the rivil war "whether it comes from the United Slates or tha Soviet*. I,o Lung’Chi. league spokesman, told newsmen afler a conference with Wedrmeyer's American fort­ finding mission that he was convinced the investigation was tin partial “but we are more interested-in-’What happens after they return to* Washington.” . - In Shanghai.1 the Dally ( hen Yli'n PS0 edltoriarty accused the United State*, through the med­ ium of the' Wedemeyer fae'-liniltng mission, of ■'interference in China's domestic politics." The nrwspnper, reputedly ownby a dissident'njemlx r of the Kuomintang (government party), said: ^ "To fact find is "hardly * cornDiimrnt. D i.\ nui glorious that on* state should Investigate another that ia oh an npial foot- ,*Klit til#- 11*1.1*"i t** ident Roosevelt mured top Navy officials to "reverse" themselves. *'1 got ail order for DR) aii_ carrier*,” he said. "All hell broke louse. They did not want aitcraf' earners* They waut«4 d*»Uu)t •is. r- ioM Them I chiiM TOT build destroyers Finally They cancelled ord»r* for 50. Tire baby aircraft earners have bftn crr*i*t*it]l l»y, Ih l, Nuivy with playing a major part ^ in tho winning • f h * w a r . K a f v c r swung into the story of them a* Ferguson pirssed a line of ipies- Hr.oMVf.ir— hint—ff award of the plan# contract* to In *. Kaiser and Hughes. iit» ' .U nder this i|ue»tion, Kaiser said would apiwar" rltat Ilia Pres­ ident "left a note” (presumably hr— ------rd'NsTy -i.rncUHI flbonr-Tlic c a r E rro r Three Kuisei told the committer that h ecottceived the idea fol a 2oOtoil cargo* plane in the Spring of 11*42. He saiil he tlisrusscd it with planebuilder Donald Doug­ las and Douglas was “ttemriuliiusty enthifsiastic. UaniKm*i< final>t*Arf« tlWfl lime application of M. K. Haume 'for a leas# on the Winn ^Lovetl dock building on .the lakefront will he taken up said Mr. Sayer, The building hat Iwen put in good condition by the City, ha declared. Action w i) deferred by the Commiaiion on a propoaal by the Silver Fleet Cab Company for increase* In ratea. They, prnpoecd a 25 cent fare within the area bounded on the ea»t by Mellonvilla Avenue, one on the aouth by Twentieth Street and*.on the wait by Cedar Avenue, and that all aingle farea outside that xono in the city It# increased to 50 cent*. With, two or more passen­ gers, the 25 rent rate would pre* operating funds. As we spent (2; P12 Inst year it can readily p seen that the Increase this Is 12.926.- Our operating bu.ljr howevrr, for this year iw p u g k a three thousand dollar* JW* tKs-1 last year. "This decrease in operstfaM fundi, in spile of the increase 3 the total budget, is brought a U ^ in two w ay s:"F irst: I-ast year we had h j unfilled position that was v*t*j for twelve months,- one pu/its J that was vacant, for dive tnontlj and another that wa* vacant thr.J month*. The salaries that w»J allotted for these positing.* »r j added to our operallng^ijudn This year all talariea for unfill The Commission wa* informed positions have been made t that three hew Chevrolet truck* available. were ready for delivery by (Ini"Second: Salariea have t* ler Motor Sales. Tha trucka to increased to . a leva! where t which bodlea will be added, are hope we will tw able to hold t to be used for garbage and train men we have. Two of the politic delivery, eaid Mr. Sayer. vacant last year have been fills Application* fur lease ' of sev­ "This cut iti'our operating fut eral buildings a t the Municipal will mean that we cannot do H0101 HO A FKM OilP on Ids nlghT-stlck, a Michigan police officer take* William C. Stacey, Column. Mich., Airport were received but action^ tpuch as we had honed to < Into custody following an outbreak of violence at the strike-bound Remington-llund plant at Denton Harbor. was ' delayed pending securing by This W.UI apply especially J o tin Fii tmed right, officer*.turn powerful lira hoses on the milling striker* in an effort to disperse them Mate the City of the balance of the sections outside of . Wsnfci police were ordered to the scene after Michigan's Governor Kim-Slglrr had been notined by llcfrlrn County Airport prbperty. namely. Oviedo, Zellwood, Wjet oillrials that a state of "11101 and Insurrection" eslsled at the struck plant. (JnlrrmHionol Soumlplidto) Two application* for street Garden and Samsula. Whei« ; light* were taken under considera­ bad planned to increase our (rtf tion, said Mr. Sayer. One request in these district* we will now n i• *\j was by The Church of' God at 1HIS DRAMATIC PHOTO made in the courtroom at the Overell yacht mur­ unable tu do as much as w ed P o li t i c a l E m e r g e n c y * Fifth Street and Hickory Avenue, last year, j the other by The Church of God der trial at Santa Ana, Calif., shows reconstructed alarm clock time H'aaliaawl lisa* !*■ *• 0«*l “In giving yuu these figwj bomb which llie prosecution chafgcs set off the fatal blast resulting in : at Twenty-fifth . Street rind Llm i would like to haw it cIrk ! l. end tliat in turn I* due the deaths of Uie parents of Louise Overell. CrlminoloRb.t lloi.Tr Greene Avenua. a* I liointed to low co*^I production . U shown using the meehantsm to act off a photo flash bufb afler defense, understood lliat we are hot « ■citing or finding fault with s ; * l. The out in yesterday's column objection tu the experiment had been withdrawn. The time bomb ar­ individual or group'of individiaJ solution of the (fiffirulty -l. pelll* rangement was built from the evidence shown in ruins of the cabin in large degree on |>ersudding the cruiser on winch Mr. and Mrs. WaiU-e.Uwatwii-dw-d. (TwlrrsfUf6aW7 coal miners, who finaljy won iheir we cannot give them the sjd f u r d#v week, to surrender that f (ISallnua Dm Sm i liirl tiunsl service that they hav* U. and half the dock* had been de ntiinlquea said, the Semaratig vi­ cherished pure fid *- tuna the led to expert by the alatcnsr 1(1T.T#<T* of the lOflhtry and r-tuili stroyed. cinity is rsturning to normal. The B oard B egin* W ork that our funds had been inrrviW to the old grind -- temporarily, !u (A Republican communique is­ population was ' reported going On A viation Policy 1 can assure you no one rrgrn be sure, but still to turn the clock sued in the Indonesian capita) of beck to villages and rics fields our inability to serve the grow* bark, Jogjakarta said a Dutch warship ami, with connections restored be­ more than 1 do. Should at tt That's where the question of bombed Pekalongan, 30 miles cast tween the city and-the hinterlarid WASHINGTON. July 29<A’)- time during the year addition leadership enter* in. and why of Tegal, .Saturday.) food prices were said to 're fell President Truman'* temporary Air money he released for our ut British newspapers are suggesting In southern Sumatra, the Dutch1ing. Policy , Board tocay began Its that Foreign Minister Frlres*. 1I.-Varmy reported, fires cngulfsd four I tin Jogjakarta the Republican studies to assist in formulating We will immediately try to ci pand our activities, in propoi m mav succeed Mr. Attlee in event wvlls in Uhe Peosapo fields, two army said Its air ‘froces bombed a national policy on aviation. lion to the funds made am iable of the lalirr's resignation. Deyirr o f.them reuses) by sabotage and ■i*.credited-w ith—being flm luplt: and Salaliga today and, \h ° uK,f Iward Iwgan oignniiing the study "greatest -possible' beni-flti from oil. Official* were quoted a* chased by two Dutch fighters, ordered by Mr. Truman July 1H aviation." saying the n«qss on the flank The job assigned thr i^ard is of the fields, weke of minor Im­ "returned unharmed” to its base to aid the. nation in obtaining lire similar to that given (tie MortuW portance. \ Board in 1926. Tht* Morrow ie-1 (In a review of tiiejfjrst week ol The army laid lVa^HTptlOtrari»_ ni.les riorlli- commendations laid the basis fut; had rut off the water supply tvwsflirl, the Indonesian news r-niiiicd Diiicli American aIV policy to. (« & _ _ _ Kevin is one of Di train's must ( to SaUITjfBrand wrerv^committing »gene>^viot»ra—eaid —lUiplrblicau tf.T. ' AtitUaraw * forcefdt personalities, and a !e.rn Rulmtage on telephone communica­ forces wiu?"rh+vuUuiiog Semiiiatig p o c k e t s ill icy en. roule to lender, lie has astute jud/nieill,* Situirrel hole*. frii|Uentl, are tions in the Senrarang urea. from Fast ami \VesTSl>»<l halted ami two ot ang is a gmal executive, fhojign -found uif th r east si l>a of "tree* . Kconomirally, however, the com- the Dutch el Salatiga^knd Am- Jogjakarta. sumetimrs tasli iri his Montnc**, lie Is a brilliant and -niiiful speaker, capable, of dealing cither , with an audience of worker- or n ' conference of international states-1 men. Hr Is a fighter and like* a : good scrap. Small wonder then that msny of j his party should think of linn ns being thr light jnan to inspire (he workers of the country tu under. take the production needed to put Fug rand on . her fret, especially I was born on a tobacco farm Indonesian Fight LUCKY STRIKE jin n ; DgLand 8t. Aug* llginer Orlando Coker via and !T* Css TsyWi To Johl Kin hi To Wat (LTD V ’ -Awolb /Ntlli* I presentsTHE THETOBACCOAUCTIOMEER! lAlonio decision Station Cut Occupational Tax he.*U cixrcdingly itioru S till WOIKTU Sle\ cn Qlrdnlch plays the role of guide to UtfN picsat iiesidr the Industrialist wliTfs ha testified. iH-rasioimlly supply too. that there ate many who feel } turesquely garbed vlxitor* from Arable as they tuur a plant ot tfm sure he would like to tie prim" Carnegie-Dlinols Steel Corporation In PlUibutgh, Pictured are (1. to r.): sou finally had tnllmun sworn as minister, although the ipjiclhm A1 quadl Mohammed At Amrl; Prince Saif A1 Islam Abdullah, of a witness mid then asked him of his iovalty to his present chief Yemen; Glednlch; an d ^s/ed Hassan Ibn Ibrahim. * (/n(craaKpnol). whether he knew of anybody In doesn't arise. Washington who was "giving Mr\ However, Devin isn't the iijuvenient Com Kaiser the iirush-off." lie repaid out ol I most rertainly do." Calhoun teplied. “ Mr. William Unit and sure to bat lie to letatn his leader ■1 periist of years. The .State Hoad Halt is a former Wl’ll vice TALLAHASSFEt July 29 -tdh* Department, will build and mainchairman. Meigs was one. tima The State Board of Administration tain the ro'ads. and bridges, and chiaf of W l'll's aircraft division. l°d*y gkve its formal approval take title to them when the debt to issuance of gasoline t*x te-li* cleared. * " venue certificates for financing The financing |.-an, first of Us R iders Com pete I *>,225.Otkl of road and bridge kind in Florida, was approved by j construction in Broward, Buwan-’ ihe Supreme Court last week. | f T«*iii|itin.»v«l In* mb< I'M A t II n r ) | nee mid Highland counties | Bids for thu aecutitle* will bs to start at 2:00 1\ M. Further In­ I .The certificates will tie. iaaued opened on Aug. II. formation may lx* secured from 8. II. Farm-st, Herman Harriett or J. B. Ftlt* of Hanford. . .. The following horses were in Fishing Rules tha Sunday event*:’ Rider Owner Horse II uiiO.-.U ln.» Il*rl . Earnest * Bullet Cameron fishetmen have liecit using seines Far next • in the two hig fresh water aieas Mrs. Earnest Sport Man llehr since Mav when the leglilature Windham Dan Whltner Appleby passed special arts designed to re­ Appleby open them. Kill* Both the hig lake and the Si. (’linger Prescott Raulrraon Johns have- been areas of dispute Prancer llumbalnw between epbrt* ami rumiurrrial Harriett 6 IMKCK8 Betty Howard Howard fishermen for years. Sugar Hoy Pell Mviand Thr Irgiilsture has designated Cracker '- Howard Howard them as salt water 'in attempt* Jacob* Jacobs tu rrmavn them from jurisdiction Champion Hsidanraleh of Ine Game Commiision, which Bankas Flicker - ' Kabun . MabtitL (U JA U A N T E K D H EC A PS has cohitltutional power to teguTarson' Vieno. Vieno late fresh watep fishing. Lady Prittard Prittard Circuit Judge Hugh 51. Taylor -Polly , Cochrnn Cochran of Quincy ruled la st' week thal deWolski daWolski three act* of Tha 1947 legislature Pell Chief Pell . attempting to place the two areas' Cochran Cochran under the Hlate Conservation Cochran Cochran Commission, which regulates the Carleton Carleton ■alt water seafood Industry, were unconstitutional. • ■j At' lehal Hi major commercial ONI.Y 1 ON HAND Earlier, Circuit Judge W. II. products are made from apples. Harrison handed down a decision! at Arcadia declaring unconititu-i tlunal a 1917 act exempting Ht.j Johns and Okeechobee fishermen I <!AL. O U T S ID E W H IT E from punishment for violating game board rulings. jCountjes To llse N c w i ^ ; Plan To Build Bonds JSK and I’ve Bold tobacco at auctions for over 19 yeors. In alTthat time I've Been the makers of Lucky Strike buy fine, good-tastin' tobac co. . . tobacco that's got quality, real quality." . - J. l. c u m m i n ». iNDrerwngNT t « a s c « n s b i n o N r r g i>rCiBlba«a, Kmlurtf * (U VftAltH A LUCKY HTNIKE ItMOKKM) trtk’ ALUM1NUMWARE TIRES 600X16 tNsv* ••WD) T Dupe rtegtoa pis D»< • >oJ*t C It. : Dorn stu* A :t::. Curr] (by M. flssil ' Saetag ' L*mt Mats ) 1 * Crtiti Dmisbl BATH - rim R. L. , Urtm 1 RADIO & VICTROLA COMB. 64.50 279.95 Honey Is used ss a sweetening agent by bakers atpl confestioners, because it imparls flavor and helps presents foodstuffs. FINE TOBACCO is what counts HOUSE PAINT 8 (•Al„ GAN ...... JOHfl CUMMINS ISRIOHTI... And like him, •cores of other experts . . -. who really know tobacco . . . have aeen the makers of Lucky Strike buy “ tobacco that's got NEW HEARING AID DEVELOPMENT TO BE PEDESTAL FAN irestone 111-113 East First Street NOW 110.00 A fter all th a t's w h at you want In ■ cigarette . . . the honeet, deep-down enjoyment of fine tobacco. MAN W �* HHOtt •. . 7 ~ ~ H I > “..p : ---------- TH E W EATHER l a U n ity T h e re l a S tr e n g th — To Protect the Pete* of th« World; To Promote the Pro* rose of Americas To Product P roe peri If for Sanford. _f - Considerable cloudiness, tonieht •nd Thursday 'with occasional showers and thundershowogf. Gentle to moderate; south to . southwest winds. z = rr ' VOLUME x x x v m E s ta b lis h e d 1 9 0 8 AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A . N hW H l’A l’KK A s s o c ia te d P re s s L e a se d W ir e W E D N ESD A Y . JULY ill). Ill 17 Reported Jews Report U. S. Protests Jones !ut Britons Killed. To Russia For N O . 184 Reveals FDR Wanted In Retaliation Taking Assets* L aborite M em bers Of P a r l i a m e n t Give C o n f i d e n c e Vote 0 T o P rim e M inister Australia, India Bring Indonesian LONDON. July 30 W1 A So- Case Before UN cialiil tourer taid Prime Minuter Attire told Labor legnlatott today that Britain would slatlt her military commitment* in Get many, Italy and Greece slmoil innne. dately becaute of the nation'* • looming economic emit, w on-iC fffftHPYifirul ® confidence from Labor number* of Parliament after explaining to them the “broad line*", of hit plan lor meeting the crilif, .The Socialiit lourre, who U con­ nected clotely with Labor member; or Pat [lament. taid Attlee promiied quick' and complete troop withdrawal! from the Veneris Giul_ is tector of northeait Italy and W Tiom Grerrr and luhitanlia! re* ductioni in the Britiih occupation force* in Germany. * Left Wing Labor Party member*' have been demanding reduction! in the armed .force*, which totalled ~L 297,30U iiierf July” T. A well-informed lource laid Att­ lee alio had decided to atk miner t. now on a fivie-dajrweek in the reD cenlly iocii|urd coal piti, to work Sn extra hour a day to increa*.* production of critically needed coal, the mainitay of the Britiih eco­ nomic program ilructure. After Attlee tod the Labor M. P.'t of plam of troop reduction* nM I'njgw Tv>i*i ' . I New R estaurant, ~ Barbecue To Begin Serving Tomorrow ^ ..... . „ . .. The l l r S Whistle, Sanford a newest batlwcuc and lunchroom. Will open Thursday under thu management of Robert Bryan, recant sergeant of the Army Air Corn., It was anounced today by D utch R eport N e w A m phibious L anding On S um atra U nderground R eports N ote R equests In fo r­ m ation O n Removal Slaying Of H o s t ­ Of P ro p e rty From a g e s A fter Con­ . 3 R a -fk a n S tates viction By “C ourt JERUSALEM, July to. (/II— T*o British soldiers were killed’’ end three were Injured today by an electrically • detonated mine nesr tbs llrdrra railway station. It waa officially an­ nounced. ity Ho w a r d c u r t ih JERUSALEM. July JO. <d’* / tii Uumi i«ued niuniquc" today aliening that two ill whom it kidnapr July -12 had lirrn hanged in x joint near Nalsnys m lepriial lot the .execution of thiee Irgini membets *1 Acre prison yeitrrdsy. Shortly slier the "communique’ wsi issued floin Tel Aviv, a pqlice sourer there irpoilrd ihr bodies of the two soldier* hsd been full ml.--------------------- - - ____ — Official government i o u i c m , however, weir not' immediately able to conlinn that the trigrante, Cliffoist Marlin and Mnvin Pake, bad bcln stein. — In iiiuing- it r !‘cummpnitjtif.' IfKim Zvni Leupii #1*° diicloied that it had received an appeal for clemency from Paice'* father, hut laid it had been ignored becau.e it ihould have been directed “to thoie who" rcluird clemency to ihc executed Itguniili. "Wc cannot do anything about it," ligun laid the elder Paice hsd been told.. The underground Jewish organ­ isation asserted the Britons, soiled at Nalanya. were tried by a “mill u r v court" -and—convietgd on charges of "Hleg«l entry into Pai (•‘•■iJnwvd »• f TM*»I Ur T UK ASSOCIATED VHKAA Australia -and- India -sought .in­ tervention by the United Nation* Security Council today in an atIrrppl to halt lighting between the Dutch and Indonniartt. A ipokriman for the Aultralian delegation at Lakr’Succn*. N. Y.. laid the Indonnian cair would be tiled Sometime today. A communique by India'* interim government in New Delhi laid the count i y r pcim mrn n to trymtnr'to UN had been mitiiKled Ui ' com­ municate immediately" to the Se­ curity Council chiirnian a' meuar*; from Pandit Jawahara! Nehru, vice president of the jnleiim govern men!,, asking cnunril artion. At Canberra Australian Prime Minister Joseph B. Chirfly'said the Autiralian step was bring taken in the hope that “not only will hostilities cease, hut that the Se­ curity Council will piovr its worth in dealing quickly and effectively with a situation of this kind." At the Hague, a Netherlands Foreign Office spokesman said Australia's action was "regret­ table.” ilertilling mediation offer­ ed previously by British Foreign Secretary Krnest Bevln. the Dutch spokesman said" tbc Australian action could not help possible British efforts. Militarily, the Dutch reported further advances To the |*lsn*D.' A Dutch communique s'a I d Netherlands troops made a new Timphlbious landing In Sumatra at Loeboekpakam, 36 . miles east of Medan, on the northwret coast of ,p„ jntnn>t. At tho same time, the communi­ Arthur Godfrey, Columbia n «atiasre »» iw n r« « i Broadcasting Program announcer ---------------------------— *. and talent dlscovsrer extraordin­ ary, yesterday morning Informed the world on hla broadcast that B ritis h G lV C I ! M l l l O r at last "Godfrey had made the front page headlines”, ami pro­ ceeded to read * The Herald a r­ ticle of July II and the headline; NEW YORK. July 30. (/Pte- "Arthur Godfrey Admili Error F lrrt Admiral William f . Halsey Regarding Aiken's Home Town save that British naval units were He then reminded hi* listener* given unimportant objective* 'in of his morning broadcast when the final phase of the Pacific War he announced Dick Aiken, hi* to prevent any post-war claim Sanford . tenor program gneit. that Britain had taken part in the as from Orlando, and the resulting climatic Mow against the Japanese a* a result. fleet. deluge of protesting telegrams In the ijghth of a series of he rreleved from Sanford eltlxens articles In the Saturday Evening Mr. Godfrey again extended hla Post, out today, the former com- twit regard* to Riwanls President mamler of the Mid-Pacific striking Lester Tharp, ana of the tele­ force recalled American carrier gram senderu, declared, that San­ strikes in July, 1046, against the ford m utt lie a great, town, and Jap naval base a t Kuro after said lhat If he ever got "down which the_ enemy fleet "ha 1 ccas-l that way" he must remember to rd to esis't." look up Sanford. Edward Higgins, manager of The Kure alack was made onw by American planes, Halsey said, the- Seminole County Chamber adding; of Commerce said he ia delighted “At Mick Carney's (Rear A di with all th la . radio publicity re­ rmlral Rnjrert B. Carney, Halsey's sulting from Dick Aiken winning chief of staff! insistence, I as­ an Arthur Godfrey contest, and signed the British arf alternate Is seeking to get a recording of target, Osaka, which also offered] Godfrey's broadcast yesterday. warships, but none of prime im-l porta nre. "Mick’s argument waa that Lll though this division of forces vtolated Uie principle of concentra­ tion and superiority. It was im l perativr to forestall a possible PORT-DE-BOUC. France, July postwar claim by Britain that she 30 (AT— Twelve Jew* who were had delivered even a part of the put ashore from a convoy arriving final blow that demolished the her* yesterday from Palestine Japanese fleet. wer* reported officially to have "I hate to admit a political fac agreed today to return to tha tor into a m ilitary equation, my transports if tha British should respect for Vice Admiral Sir ner-l decide to take the 4,600 lihnard Bawling* and hla fin* men of migrant* to Cyprus. the British Pacific *fleet mado me Tha Jews, nearly all from Pothate It doubly, hut Hick forced mej land, wer* turned back from Pal­ to recognise that statesmen's ob­ estine after, tha British Intercept­ jectives sometime# differ widely ed their vessel. Exodus of 1047. from combat objectives, and that Upon reaching France, from which an exclusively American attack they eailed July 10, they re­ waa in America's best Interested fused to land, Th* British destroyer Cardigan Bay, m aln.aecort vessel, put Into Marseille In search or needed fSfid '"Jforh supplies from the.French. Th* sick who Were taken sitior* were under PARIS, July 30 The U. French ’ military guard in a 3, Embassy said today th at It hospital. had transported ‘'Virginia Hil), in Convoy officer* awaited Inwhose California home Benjamin struction* from Porta or London. (Brnnyl Stfel recently W T flifn , to. a Parte hospital for tre a t­ BRITISH JE T PLANE ment of an Illness, its nature un­ SOUTHAMPTON. Eng., July SO specified. (AV- Britain'* flrat jet-propelled The Embassy aatd Miss Rill seaplane fighter, the Saunderswas staying In tho Rita Hotel, Roe Al, successfully completed and that on Sunday night it re­ its first public tost today. The ceived a call from the hotel saying maximum spaed Is still secret. “there is an. American girl here Tha plana made several takaeffe and landing* on the Solent In need of medlral attention.” .A vice consul visited Mias Hill, at tpcedg under 400 mil#* an and then had her taken to e hour. I t mounts four 20-mm cannon hospital, the Emhaesy said, re­ in It* noae and ia powtrod by fusing to say whkH on*. A rthur Godfrey Extends Sanford More Publicity S S K K S 8SSSr-*SK £d«n. Halsey Reveals 0 ' ' £ has operated n similar barbecue at Macon, tia., since 1D2U. The one story building of con­ crete block, construction and 50 foot square is located at J'ml. Avenue and Twenty-fifth S trt-t A large area of lime rock and slag hue been smoothly rolled out­ side of the building to allow plen­ ty of parking space. There are two large neon signs, one on the building,'the other near the road way. The entire front of the buildBig Is occupied by the serving counter which is within .a win­ dowed .room, with windows open for easy service. There is a can­ opy shelter outside. To the left a door opens to a well lighted dining .room with tallies and enough steel chair* to seat Hi ru n e . The floor la Inlaid lino{sum amf there is plenty of window lighting. - Behind the serving counter Is a 16 foot square kitchen, alsp n storage room. Tables and a steam table are of stainless steel fintab. Thero is a Urge gas range. Two big refrigerator-* are stored with food anu 'm eat. Sink space Is ample. Outside, and near enough to the nratn highway to whet the appe­ tite of passing motorists, is th-r large brick barbecue oven where beef, pork and .ham are rotated by electric power in front of a glowing fire of coke containei .i, a grata. The entire ovtn it cov­ ered try a shed. Riley L. Hogan of Winter Park w as' general contractor for con­ struction of the building which waa started on May 30. Randall Goff Is In Detroit With “Babe” Randall Gaff, 14 year old tun of Mr. and Mr*. O. K, Guff, la new reported to be in Detroit. Mlrh. on a tour with Babe Ruth, who la on a Ford Motor Company sponsored tour of loading cities to promote American Legion Baseball league*.. * Randall waa accompanied by hi* Ml picture taken w ith P. Chapman, and For? took the to a press conference In regard .to the tour, which waa held at Alabama., and Babe Ruth, after the Jefferson Davis Hotel. Thee met Governor Felaom of being I presented with . the big key Jw-tho-eKr.-gov* ft to Randall fo r.k souvenir, nad Mr. Goff * ‘ U horns w ith him, . Role Iir Pacific War Fate Of Refugees Is Still Undecided Bugsy’s Girl Goes ^ To; P a r ir Hospital I --- • i' 1 Hughes Giant Plane HiKhiigltl In Senate Probe M artin S a y s K aiser Could Get C ontract W hen Nobody Else W as Able T o G et I t WASHINGTON. July ifl i d l WASHINGTON.' July JO M Jetse Jones testified today that the Ihr United States ha* ptoteilrtl to Kutiia a gam 11 Soviet removal late President Kopsevrit ordrtad dial work edntinue on a $20,000,of fuimn German and Italian 4*»et* from the defeated Balkan OllO (lying boat oulried doling states, Hungary, Bugaria and Ho the war from iluwaid. Hughe*. amnia. _ ■ June*, bonier Secretary of Commerce, taid hf talked with Mi. Undetiecrrlary of State Kobeil Ronsi-yrlt following s yihinet meet­ Lovell livid * news-entt^etrttce-to­ ing in Feinuaiy. 1044, and that day rh.it a note It.id been deliver.-Jf the Chief Executive raid he (j^d to Soviet Foreign Minister Mol­ not believe monty already *pent otov in Moicow yrtteiday asking un the project would be throtyn lull information regarding such sway, trantfrrt of properly. . Al that time, the government Lovell raid the Stale Department had -pent approximately $13,500.tool; ihr |M>tilion in JI* note ihst; 000 on the 200-ton flying boat ' I, All removal* n( property I1) vviiish has not yrt ,b»en flo' Runia before 1hr Hungarian, Bul­ Syme .jta m m u m t ptndrgjHffiVi garian and Iftmanian peace treaties fitial* wanted to drop the |iroj n .me.intq f l (rc.l.a tc^ui-pttuvtruruecte * al character.*; Jones told .iii* veirian of the 2. Auilrian aii^t* in thetexuunstory to a Senate War Investigate* trie* c*n not be tei/rd on the tug luhcumimttre inquiring into ground* that thry .nr German it..- award •-( almut $40,000,000 pfo|»rlliet printing allird aglcCworth id wartime pljne conlr*C*l . < mrni on i~d?fndliori””Of “GrimsTi to I liiylin 'auJ I Irriry J. Kaiser. anclt." , Jonvts said lie hud signet) the 3. Only irmovali made in ac­ H ill K AN AIRIAl VIEW of the glsnt plywood fljrlnc boat which Is being comtructed by niRUnqalre aircraft nriglnri contract on dirs^t Initruecordance with peace treaty pro­ bulkier Howard Hughes In California. 17ie plune is dcslgneil to carry 700 soldiers. The Semite War In­ tion* from tlie War Froduetien Itoar.l and without knowing the vision* can br recognized by the vestigating Centmitleo is urobinu iho ttO.OOO.OOO wartime inane contract awarded Hught-s. (Inle/naiiurml* project wgj opposed by the Army United Stala* a* Irgal. 'Jmd Nnvv. The note said the Uniiyd Jitulc* . When J..rii's ts'1.1 uf hi* conver­ i»* concerned Ih-cuusc it wnc one sation will. Hr. Roosevelt, Cbalrof the stgnera of the peace trea­ man Ffrguton ilt-Mich) of the ties with Hungary, Bulgaria and Senate subfonimitteo asked: . Rumania and thus hobls irnjHtnsi"I>id the I'rrsitlent bavo anybilitv for enforrvTnent uf the tiling to sin with the making of part*’ provisions. ilst-s cutitrg. t 1" In discussing Italian asset* in "Not to mv knowledge,” June* WAHHINti I’UN, July :iu nt't these rountries, the note said dis­ unlit. I'reaMent' TniniHii wurkrd rnpbl* posal of suchl properties Jo. xpteift- -dene*- n-aste-intsT -th e - yeeorsl ”fy «t b is des\T"lodiy oir'lPgDlatton {•B y' proWerl for In the peace datv.l Feb. 1H, ty il, Joe Swift Is G lIC SL passrut hy (‘ongresH in it* (tnnl Cfhina Accuses Russia Vnemoramlum, treaty. which he anid hs\ slictate.! for-‘tha ____t;iv#.-itc*M' A t T dgys, Udoie ndjournmerit, *igititig Of Sponsoring 2nd Dispatches from London -#ul4 lU n llu rd .... I'M r fn » r th* Jlrltish G vteri^jm t bs.l dtk opcdK C l A-.UIU-H, . mmnv UU» iiirludnu; important F ro n t In MonKolia Itre m l u ftlmiUr pjrvit»t iu t h ^ ^ M c e t ' H c f C S c t)t. 1 : uppropriMlkm R iU a i a iia yesterday. o u* ta r , l . . . f Itold ..I I * 4 lllt'^ , — Russians Lovett _ , . . 1 Mr. ti*-«* Mr Truman tm * up the tnrl-^ im k ' SUCCESS. July 30 M’t reporter* In answer to questions Grin,lit in popularity n r t>u<*l||tinieiliulrl> umm Ids-return ye* that he doe* not know tnb value Russia served Utilise today that of the propertie* Inrolvetl but, os- iioanl nudmbojt racing itiitc 1*323 j lerildV-from Mhouiuri, where H e »t sume* ’ it ‘1* considerable, other­ W*1 told today to Ktwanian* ..t! lumto-i >une. at service* for ids It ws.ufsl veto , llelamb* IVlIug it . • /- . t r c. i. I mutlnr. 'l l Mrfitha noom o. wise tha United Slst. i would- not the- kloum t (enter by Joe bwilt. n , , ^ ' .j^ .,1 tow by Mr. am i Trontejntdsn again whtlt Iks t< eallaae# -a rase t n . ) Unites) Nations membenlup epplibrad n| the Otlsndo Oultroard Ai Truman iticludc James Rowland, <■suited' ruler j6i4t*3|MP.tt33 ,nppro|iriatbm* for cations ol those three nations go •nciatiun, and lerretaiy of Outdoor ..f the Sanford laxiga stf Elks, to a formal vole in the Senility the Army. Florid* Federation of Outdoor Vvfm n-i u'l in .1 Knl in .lay with his JJ.PJ7 iippnjpilnlli.il- for Count il. 1, "Fib" .4.-C1. (oi v l)r. L. T. Llosa, Club*. He nav introduced by Ed­ intiepei!.7.'iil iiliiics, providing The Council trst will ctrnie it, AI• ])o!iis null Mi >. Rowland, a f­ ward lliggini. who outlined the fund* (or a si..roti lug federal ter atiensling tin* jtarinnat coiroutboard lacing that will take agcncis-5, im biding the Vi'ts-ran* August and Ilie repeated black \.-i.tinn ol Klhi in I'ortinnd, Oreballs would boost llie Sosirt veto Administration and tho Atomic En­ | place lirle on Sept. I. gnn. hod is -bai .1 Imie, tit* said, ergy * OBintissionS total to 14. Late yeslrlsl.iy the enplisiniiiH to iintiveo of I'orlland MIAMI. FIs., July 30 Ml Hr John L . Hughe*. .......... . Un. • »l,CfiK.'.'PLMU7 appropriation loll Husyrunt vetoed the Aniens an |.ro- r lull it svn* i....is-1 back home in rarrving funds to implement hir port* of a revolutionary attempt vetsily bariltirtc and law sludcnt. forvigii-nid program. Almost all pos.il for a Balkan Investigating ♦'^"1"^*: , . . . sang thicc solos which were well ' “Ibirttand vsit* much liotts-r tlsan to overthrow the government ' I nl un' iiioney i» for •■*|h' imI1- Cirmmt'iiun, hero," l.e ds'cloieil. "It w*» often Hafarl Trujillo of the Dominican applaudrri! "I teve Lllr," 'She lure abroad, the aggregate luting Alexei Krasilnikov, deputy So­ or WL* hut the nights wer# f8fM.7Hi.H3A lylow. the I'realrient'a Dncrt 5ong" and " Ihinugh .the Republic continued to pour into viet delegate, larsl down Moscow’s end, lit* nlvi roirnled (list the budget eitiraates, Miami today, and ell had onr far- Yeats." He was accompanied hy ftlKl.l lii.HItti appriqiriatiim*. fur position after China accused Rrro I'lillmnii train with Florid* dele­ gation visited Snu Fiptu-teo and tor in common, none wa* confirm­ Mr*. 0 . Fuquay and. was intro­ tho Agrirultnip Ifepartinriit; ria of sponirning "a seconsl front" Lo* Angeles and «t Hollywood It duced hy J. Marlin Stinccipher. ffS.duo.tHHI appropriation* fora ed. against the Chinese govcrnmei'l w as.)Ill in the »luul.‘. The Cluh. went on teedtd a» ■core of miscellatreou* government through Outer Mongolia s mva-The I.Hirt group left heTe on The rumor wa* thi*: An invatio i corporations, including llio Na* July S on st i rip. 'of 8,7t*5 miles. army, purportedly financed iml favoring the writing of a fetter in.n»l Housing Agency, tin* I»»- j *un uf Sinkiang. The Klk train went linrn Jack* backed by Communktic intern li. lo Kiwanis International it-itnn; s i i t u t e n ( IlllfXiAm ericaii , \f 1 Krasilulkov-ateo fi.imnlty nmv- »<miville to t liii rigo, to Denver, and fair-, and 4 |M , 7 PP.tMHl for the Ten* eil to l.lsH'k emuliIJratioit uf'ispidi to Salt Luke City which Impressed ws* preparing to invade the Do­ IItsL lotteries anil tlu'or prifr* a»e I( MMllMtirel 0 ii r»u* I w l iii'SM-e Valley Authority; Mi ite.wliiod witli itn I'leoldlnes* minican Rrpublic. Tire army w*» not fsvnrrtl by the kiwanu Club Insrea-ing l*y 20 perrenl tire and le-aitly ru»ro than any city alleged fo.have trained in s. r-- as a meant.of raising fundi lor pettnloil pnymunt* Ip Civil Wot, he visiletl, he aM erteri,. While . • Spanish - American, Boxer Rebelmote, mountainous region of south- lire club. {hero lle-y visited the Mormon i and Philippine Ip»urr»ctioti Mr Swift told the Klwaidam east Cubs. Temple trod tdl#>rn*rle, trod heard veterans ami their widow* iio.l r-fill• the gicAt organ, the third largest Thrfacl ws* this: No one tingle that prior to 1U36, ail niutarlHiat siren, afft-rting among other* '.«) taring wn* of the inlHiard lyin', * WELCH. WY. Vn.. July VI, tell — ill (lie United State*. perion. agrnry or government ha< l>Ut by ID'd'J the outlH-ard lacing Civil Wur and HI.stHt SpantehAt I'ortinnd, they had a fin* Welch totteresl tsalay on fnrim Atiierican war veteran*. yet reported actually seeing tbc proved- nrori* popular according to of the earth, and tin- ri.lMHl odd Convention, n big parade with alleged invasion army, its fleet the numlier of schedule* fer re­ inhabitants hoped their liame* float* and - 1.. F.,’ Lewi# of C*lgattas. or its aircraft. wi'te Hut being aurkt-d .fiiib-.' Ills- ifarnin was elected as Gland Ex­ Before the wsr, outboard maralted inter, he said. soil. Virtually each report had it- ufseturer*. Rllmutaieil by the pub­ Ronuevilli* Dam, where 260,000 Torn sldnwalk*. ruptured futildeounter-raport. 8ummarUf<l. tha licity attending outlHiard raring, salmon have ascended the run­ lug and buckled pavcmeni.s showsituation bulled dawn to this: Throw of Seminsdg County’s made special racing iiiu|ur* reway* thi* year, proved very In­ Ths Puerto Itleap youths arrived taping st about J476 each; he school principals: B. O. Steele teresting, l*e declared. At H*l* in Miami from Cuba with Hh- -sjif. Since tlie war they have di»- of the Hanford Grarnntsr School; movement which iio* qutekenesl in Francisco, they visited Nob lltll story that they hail "escaped i contlmieil till*, Ire Halil, due. t-r Mr*. J. C. MitchelL of 8outh Side recent months. Mayor L. E. Roger* gocssesl an amt other points of interest while training camp where men wetv th* fact that they cannot build I’rimsry and /,. J. I.aney of ttie underground stfeanr migiit l<e to Dr. Doss took advantage uf a specbeing recruited and trained Into •nth motor* at a slecent price, l.ymsn Scliool. are nttanding blame. He ha* told the rotmril rial pass to visit Alcalra* prison. an army to Invadtt tha Dominican itaears get requisite part* for three day eonfrence of principals ,l** ncity ty rouurn At Hollywood lltey visitod'th* Republic.” In Gsinesvill* al th^ University of b; . ! itt*ni"}t ‘V ? " 1 ,hc Warner Brother* Studio, saw Hum­ “ (|t» llssr* »» _Pa*» Twal — - it ■ was announces! today '• rear of the Poehonlaa Theater, one An Associated Pres* carraspon Florida, phrey llogart and other screen ran hear running water. dent in San Ju an r Puerto Him hy Supt. T. W. Lawton. Another theory was that, in star* ami visited the Brown Derby later Interviewed th* same youths One of the main conference restaurant, the NBC Mudias and who told of the arm y—Identi­ tuple* is how to put to licit ilm* year* past, coal had he-'it mi tied llie Hollywood liowl. In Arteutta fied as Cesar Anlbal Torres and the two week* before school open­ bens-nth this southern West Vir­ they »atv the Grand Canyon. All Serafin Rivera- -and nut.ted ther.l ing now required by law of teach­ ginia coal renter, weakening tbc uf us were much impressed with er* In order to fill out a It) month city's foundation*; but there wire lira c o u rte sy -of tlnr wosteiner*, a* denying they had seen any Tho heavy downpour that floodno charta'to back up thi* suggest­ troops or armament In Cub.-i. >hH ow lylnic area* throuichoui inla srheslulc, lie M ini. and we did much to correct the ion. Kslward Henderson, a graduate arm* lost evening was officially Official*, pondering the Lite of general Imptetsiun that Florida of Seminole High School, and redurdesl at 2 05 inches by B, F. their city, were considering what ia a 'gator and snuka infested tVIHtner, wrsthermsn. No report* one of the State regional educate step* should be taken. Then- w«* swamp, said Mr, Rowland. Ion supervisors, has promised to *.f i damage to celery *eesl betis _^ -^ r w . ■„ ' , J _ :'^ >l tui - indication whether geutuitete w its reported thi* morning al'thsj do si! he n n .to aU--£emlnote would be exiled An to *rtua/ th e County principal* in preparing the iew of County Agent C. Rmystery. SAN FRANCISCO, July 30, (-11 »on. Some motor ear* were new schedule*, Mr. Lawton de­ — Thp I.iqps International con­ rtod to have lwen stalled In rlartd. vention today worked on a plan to ord ai water aloihed over ll OF C COUNCIL promote world peace through BOSTON. July 30, OF)— Dotycrunning boanls. DAYTONA BEACH, Fla., July pipelines from town halls to i f » C h in d lc r, 6 i3-yv«r-oll.fm gg^ aly ha* seemed to be a wet itR“ wUIT Hi 161*1 id ' fifTBr so OP)— W ttttJirJrlttrd, maniger Baltimore writer, tmlay was sen­ Ind Loke Buccese. In a doxeo forum* yoetarday ths Inches or 1.67 strove normal, of the Ocala Chamber ol Com­ TOKYO, July 30. (AV- Deputy tenced to life imprisonment and convention of more than 16,000 thia is a mere drixtle com- merce, today was elected pre­ 4'rime Minister II. V. Evatt swung fined ftO.OOO for treason It» -with the 14.67 Inch precip- sident of tha Central Florida Australia behind the United ing as a Na*l .radio niouf delegates amplified the themn tha! of July, 1046, Mr. Whltner Council of C of 0 Executives .State* today In the quest for a during tha war. solution of world problem* must succeeding W. J. Coxens, Jr., man­ speedy It-nation peace conference i Federal Judge Fraacl* J . ' spring from 4he masse* of cittern* out. rather than thair diplomats. ’all this year to date totals ager of the New Smyrna Beach on Japan a t which th* veto power Ford imposed the sentene* ol Harry Goforth, msnagerof th* would be eliminated. inches ** compared with the A fter the forums tha plan ws* Chandler himself made an almust0 Inches recorded through Mt. Dors Chamber, was •elected proposed, to be submitted U forr Australia, he said, w o u l d belllgeront statement to th* court vie* president to succeed Bird , 1040; ton .16.84 ineh rains tha convention, for an Internation­ "strongly resist” any attem pt by dismissing a* ridiculous h it cottnc* and lutryy Halt, manager of th* one power or « group to apply th* set's i d e a that he was Insane and a n J the M J t htehro al, committee to channel commun­ of [1944 ____ High . July, 1046. Rainfall Iqi Daytona Beach Chamber, was veto, but he voleed the hope Hu*, repeating that h* stUl held to , ity attitudes to W sitdngton and 6450 inch#* a* conj-J efactcd secretary of tha United N* cceedj sla would^participate In the pro- opinions he expressed in his I rain of 61 inchaM (jotorthcasts for tbs Naxis. * • •* *At!*- ■ Popularity Of Outboard Racing Is Told Kiwanis Russia Announces - £ J „ Vetolntentions On 3 UN Applications Appropriation Local Delegates To Ulks M eeting fie tu rn (Frjom Trip Dominican Rumors Of Invasion Try Are Unconfirmed Town Buck 1i n :From Movement Of Earth Principals Attend Meet At Gainesville 2.05 Inches Of Rain Reported Last Night Lions Meet Works On - World Peace Plan Australia Backs U. S. Jap Treaty* Meeting rtPaul Revere” Given Life ImproSenmeilt ? ■ 11 • --r " ■ " ' /;. . . f . ■ ■ , M » �T H E S A N F O R b -H E R A L D , B A N P O R D , F L O R ID A P A C E TW 'O ■ ■ I, I f rwm Pwi* On* I Mid. Dutch forces b u n t rasttheir postUoo* into a rich'agricultural ares. ; A dispatch from east Java said Dutch troops. Including American trained marines and equipped with Amsrlcan-made half tracks, tanks ami field puns took off at sunrise in a drive south from l.awang toward Malang, resort town 15 milsa iway. An Indonesian army eonwduplnue r broadcast from Jogjakarta. Republican capital, said Indoneslan units yesterday continued their attacks on Dutch positions in cen- i I H il I I I j ;! ■* H It j *{ "7 *1 H trg h e s C n tfe govern U. S. Protest t* s« » O a»> iE'ntaken the . m Jt - .atter i-- x* up' •*- with . ling other fiMHmti, 1-fTrattualiL 1 / The Onltad State* has hecai in cottaultatlon with a.numher of ether governments, w ^ b /rh e did not name, on possible w a n s to and file fighting in htdoWapi; and that ha understands th# nau# is td he submitted formally to the United Nations, 2. If* helievrs the ........................Ilg ,™ h iginning of preliminary dtsc.uss’or.v with representatives of 10 othpr countries on a peat* treaty with Japan will be postponed ftfim Au­ gust 10, that several govrrnmer.ts have a iked the delay, and that suggestions for a naw data have ii , h !•«■> im ,i ’calinc. being members of aii illegal British criminal terrorist org.inixation known as the Ilritiih Occu­ pation Force In Palestine, which U responsible for the suppression of Jewish rights in Palestine anil fur the deportation of Jcwi.di citi™ xen* from their home laml." A* memberi ‘ of the Britixh army, the serf can U also were a r­ eused by Irgun of Vrhat It palli-dj the “murder" of* Jewish* Women! and children and of "Illegal po*-‘ session" of arma. Hagans, another Jrw iih underground agrncy of less violent leanings, «r»» reported to nave riimluriod an all nii(ht search’ for the sergeant* despite the British' curfew, | The ligunisU hanged by Ihcj British were Meir N akar, Ahaolouij Habib and Yacouh Weiss. Th«*yj had been conder-"‘“* *•'” ,w“ | ing,'bombing Ji1 which 26t con-iI WINDING UP A TOUI of the weal, Gov. Thomas E, Dewey of New York j orison May 4 victs were set free and HI persons jI le pictured with his wife and son. John, as they attended Cheyenne's famous Frontier Day rodeo In Wyoming. Dewey, who turned up at the were killed. It was confirmed officially that’-i show two iloys, left shortly after for New York with hU family and member* of his, party. . (InternalIona I Soundplmto) (1. K. (J..Charlton, superintendent of Acre prison, had been suspended for refusing "for personal tm sons" to attend tile execution* of the three Irgunixts. Charlton, 25 lls s lliw j hum I1, , , (las) ration*'fm nt Austria, Italy, HunBary and Rumania on the ground* that the peace treaties had pot liecn ratified. The Austrian Treaty has nut been drafted but pacts with the uiher three - have been ratified by' all the bi|{ powera except Buasia. The United States immediately objected and said It wanted full scale discussions now. A* highly (dated soutce indicated that tin Amctican* would plump for the admission of A u stria’ and Hale th?a -year leffaidlcss of treaty delays, but would “strnnxly qtwa* lion” Hungary ami Itomanin, both regarded aa Soviet satellites. Addu-ssing the United Nations Memliership Committee in oppo­ sition to Outer Mongolia’s appti-' rat inn for mrmbn ship, strongly supported by Russia, Or. Shuhai Hsu said: "The Soviet delegate would have demonstrated a better ins Ik Ii ! into the political siluatinn In the Far Fast If he had rum* with the statement that Outar Mongolia Invaded Sinklang aa a diversion for I lie iwlwts -in north­ east China tMnnchnria) and as a second front against the Cltl neae govei ninent. Replying to Kuvlet charges that China invaded Outer Mongolia tn I Funeral services, sttm d*d b; high Republican government off I elplt. were held'in Jogjakarta to­ day foe th* nine persons killed yeaterdav when an Indian Dakota ■* - transport plane which th# litrto■fieelans said carried medical sup­ plies Was shot down by two Dutch ' 'f ig h ta r planes over the Repuldicsn I T capital: ’An pf/IHal etatement Daucd by th* Dutrh In Batavia said that. "If It If lnda*d the case that the ■lift shot down wsa a Dakota id tn Singapore with medical Has for Jogjakarta, those ra- it s ™ Ked» To Veto Hanged Indonesia Fight ffe a lla s * * W E D N E S D A Y , J U L Y 30. 1947 and -Hugbwi, ftrA «»»: *i*h placea to .g e tsth e-o rd er,', Martin said. "He didn’t say what ir a r te d to build a Dying boat in the high' places were and I did about 111 months. On the question of time. Martin said it took 600 engineers and artisans four years to perfect the Mars. At the end .of that time, he said, a second ship might have !<e*n turned out in 'JO months and mass production brought about fouc * months laler. I He anld a "mediocre” cargo ship might have lieen 1ut together Jn aTmut 30 percent’ Iris (line. tive was Interested and because he wa* Commander In Chief of the armad force*. Jones said he hsd a 'piimbcr nf conversations with Hughes, multi­ millionaire plane builder and mov­ ie maker, and tried to penned# him to abandon the pro ire?. WASHINGTON, July 30 M7Gienn L, Msttin said today that a. inert! nan urrn no uaaic mu* Henry J. Kaiicr propored in July, No Decision Reached On Florida Hospital Clowe, who supervised the hang­ WASHINGTON, July 30-UP) ing*. An Inquiry was In progress. The Veterans Administration said The du*k-to-dawn *curfew im* today th at “no decision has Iteen pmod about two weeks ago on th e ' reached” on a recommendation fiii.iMill Jews In' Haifa was lifted today. Vi A Veaich'conducted w m en nmuunt'q through ■iiiu iik 1' of the House Appropriations Com­ Herxcliya Jewish quarter last mittee regarding the continued nlght resulted in the detention of operation of H nnry General nine persons. Hospital at Thomasvillc, Ga., and A British constable, wounded by the 'building of a new hospital underground . .gunfire—la a m n i a n gn ^ r t u .July It*, died during the nigli*. V;Two explosions wrrp heard smith of Citrus House, the mili­ tary headquarters In the T.d Aviv area, but a search disclosed noth* Kiwanis Meet ■Hig at* different factories a. mun sense would show much a high cost, he pointed out. charge was "unfounded.” He announced that during the present year the AmericaiT Boat Association will sponsor 250 regallas with *£76,000 In prises, and th a t‘an estimated :t-,000,000 peo­ ple will see the races, Clsss C outlmard motors hit the fastest recoul, 04 miles "an * In a game Aug 23, be­ tween Detroit and Wanhlngton, the side was retired one Inning without a hitter having been officlaly at bat—yet a run was In Jerusalem, military police Celaryfed Manager John Kri .scored in 'the inning. The first gram approved by the Army two batters walked, the third on General (Omar) Bradley's desk.[dcr introduced two new membeis road .near the Miistashfa policeaqeriflced them to second and of his hail club,- Bill t-ewls of thin). IH« fourth hatter h i t - a barracks, iil.jh e .a re a where sev- Veto an* Agency. Miami, catcher, and Jack Mcsacrifice fly scoring a run, 'then rral mine attacks have' Ix-on made Cammon of l-ecahiirg, pitcher. recently. craft manufacturers opposed hts a base runner was picked off. J. Brailry Odhani asked coopwartime move to enter their field. .... ..... , ± n atio n of membeis In aiding the In'response to questions, Maftln Brooklyn grid Dodger football: Dick Brinkely, newly-signed Jaycres in rasing fund* for malndenied thill there Is any -I'mono- stain Glenn Dobbs and Bsxon I Brooklyn grid Dmlger fullback poly” la the field, adding that Judd were eliminated oug u p .in 'fro m Wake Forest, has ambitions the City council today to "stop tabling the new Tourist Informa airernft mnnufacturo at present'Ihe semi-fluid* of tho Tulsa f o u r i to lie a newspaperman. He was courting in the corn." Gardeners 110,1 ll'Kith and other tourist pro........... Iinll tourney.* * _ I sports editor of his college paper. 1complained of heavy crop damage, motion activities. la "highly competitive. D O N T FORGET TH URSD A Y Sottfnrd Ludkc No. 1241 ihdrnttanding of any port between 1942, th* formation' of s six-corn the Staff Department and U aut. combine to minufseture General Lucius D .'Clay, U. 8. commander of the Araeriran occugovernment order wW*h ■ Mon tone In Germany, on this Igfit'bmtni.ftt'i liUlmala ntmi In Ksiier 'said he slone could get gorarnmant’a ultimata aTm^Tn Germany. ' i i " 'l , t —- «i—■nags W4. Itfturdlr.g R uulm r , U, K. fktturer. told'the Senate War in rato of propoaad Security Council veitigsting *' Committee that Kai str. wartime shiphuider. approach­ giving th* m atter ed hint with this proposition. ted I State* careful consideration. It was some time later, Martin said, that Kaiser obtained a government contract jointly wtlh How British Troop Qut don on Or i SQurcc . As the hearings were resumed, ** of "what about Palestine?' with Martin -in the witness chair, ie informant said Attlee did not Hughes, Hollywood film producer, reply. It is estimated 100,000 and airplane deiignrr, issued a British soldiers' Forces In Germany were eallmsit'd by a well-informed source esU rday at between 200,000 and 500,000. -The Prim* Mlnlatar wa» said not to have Indicated th* •xU nt of reduction* planned in Germany. Th# British disclosed recently they would ask th# Unit­ ed* States to assume DO ta r cent of tba cost of feeding and adminlaUring the Anwlcan a T» mfwyp mfwyp iritiah occupation T6a 8oelalDt Informant Implied Attlee might furnish detail* of proposed troop reductions In • ii*ed etatement to Parliament V i l reported to have member* of -'hli party, in a closed stsiion, that planned originally to troop* tn Venexla Giulia • permitted 90 day* after M of tba Italian paace informant said th* Prims ar added that undsr present Tin»h ^ •trtn a ' t Sftn h 0 of lirulin in tha Italian a n a , borderugcilavla, haa not been dla. Soma 6,000 brltlsh troop* i Greece. sr In th* day Attlea era* led to confer with leader* National Union of.M in* Ura hour a day by **ch Informant estimated that would In cm se th* coal by SOO.OtK) tons a w##k. reram ent’s target for tbe re ra n production rata laj 4 times as many small statement in California asserting that the investigation is an' at­ tempt to **coerce” him into-agree­ ing to a merger-of tuns World Airlinea with Juan Trippe’a Pat ■aid that five yearVmgp yesterday KaDer came to his BaRlmore plant and. said ha waa Interested In forming a company to build 500 of these craft. Kaiser, e ship builder, with no urevlou* experience In the alrcraft field, suggested that five of the largest companies, Including Martin's, combine to fumlah cnglnesra and capital for a venture ha wobid direct, the witness said. "Ha said them would he a good p rofit;in It," Martin commented, adding that hi* company at that time .was Interested primarily In fulfujling contracts for the army and nary for other type ships and sought only a "reasonable profit*? Senator O’Conor (D-Md) asked what Kaiser proposed to contri­ bute. Martin aatd that if five comnaplea agreed to share In the ven­ ture, Kaiser tab! he would furnish sn e -iu iu of in th* in , men in nne-alxth needed ami •?** utie.aixlh ojf th* ca H A LF A B IL L IO N Dellverln* o f $537,757,070 w o rth o f ivory* th in s from ito o m tn rb ln ea t h a t lig h t c i t l i t to m illions pf hom o a p p lia n c e s w ore mod* an d shipped by O onoral E lectric during th o H rst'six montjta o f 1 0 4 7 — o v try item ; th o s ta n d a rd of living lit n early ono-thlrd m o ra o f people. We wo did In ony previous full yeer o f psec production. Q tim n i e/eetr/e IN MANY ONES WE PRODUCED M THAN^N THfi F IR S T HALF Of* O U « BIG PSACSTIMB YEAR OF 1037. FOR IN CTANCfit CLOCKS lRON$ DISHWASHER RADIOS SHOWED BIG GAINS, GAINS It s m a ll m o to rs are im p o r t a n t BECAUSE TH E Y A R E USED IN MANY HDME APPLIANCES A3 W ELL A S IN THE TOOLS OP BU SINESS A N D INDUSTRY PAV WINDOW output probably WORKERS EMPLOYED AVERAGED 163,000 AS COMPARED WITH ’ m m AN.AffiRAfie.lflL k !I«L "that he; was ihlnking of i fixed program and if Twiii"! I n o t 'b e ^ I l L with which w t could no! admitted th# riance" with �I WEDNESDAY, JULY SO, 1947 PAltR THREE Y ttE H A N F O R D H E R A L D . S A N F O ftD . F L O R ID A Red Strategy. In Europe Seeks To . Undermine Western Powers — •— < By DKWITT M.UKF.NZIK trade unions. This would add furAt* Foreign Affairs Aaalyat ihet -to the economic chaos o f the Britain, Franca and other eco­ nation. When autumn approached, nomically .nistreased nation* ,’f aqd the government was beside \Vextern Europe arc rcachlnir • for itself with trlhulations, slop loads the nrnapeclivc ln.-t'efil* o f , the o f Russian wheat would he uffei Marshall rehabilitation project Ilka .<| to the distressed country snd drowning man grabbing tor life- the time would be ripe for th? buoy*. r tench Comtnunisl Patty to room F o r . exam ples Authoritative into power on the gratitude nl iD U im la atated yealer- the populate and the weakness, dry that the gnvemmant had un­ o f the government. til r consideration the drastic There Is one moie item to Iw course of spending come of Eng- nddnl. |jt«t .Sunday a crtmniunlland’* *2.5AO.OOO,CM«) gold and dol­ ■pie was issued in Moscow giving lar reserve as an emergency tnen*- the first anthoritalclely published tiro tp_deal, with the "cat- CVftp ftlvieff-Wltc ew-'-OtM day* which are expected- tu p it imteed exeel Ifni. Thcie is grain the country neat winter. But lor export. ' the imi>ortant |ioint of thlp dis' cltnmfe, mol your *|icclal attention la drawn to it. I* that the tapping Suspect .Taken To of Lit# reaerra Would I* a Htoo- G eorgiaSw am p W here gap tietwren the peril*! when th-| ’,,7fl0,00(MH>(> loan from the U. F loridian M urdered ft. A. Is exhausted about the end nf the year ami the time when JACKSONVILLE. FIs., luly-ntt the Marshall plan or some other (cl*>— Wayne F. Woodruff, Ah. American pr«gTa?n of financial aid native of Louisville, Ky„ visited to Europe Itecnines effective. the Okefenokce swamp scene where Yesterday, too, France made n Myron D. Sutherland was fatally new appeal to Russia in the Unit­ shot July 13 and repeated yes­ ed Nations EwmcHMte and Social terday to Sheriff J.O. RlVc* of Council to join in implementing Folks ton. (ia, that it was ac tlir Marshall plan. Tlie Paris jr»v- eldental. ___ ;----------:----■----Hutherlamk-m«ot>er nf'the'Phrr Vedra Ih-sch tennis team and em­ I onWunlut Party, la greatly wor­ ployee nf an oil filter map. ried over Moscow's attitude. Dele­ ufacturo company here, had IIcon gate (ieorprs Boris told ‘ me the enure enuti Ire'll era rm ru tom , , k |.r, t„„le ,t,. ell that «li.Dust lajtwecn Russia, by*' aid. ami th- Western powets was ppai a r-1__, And tbe tnsls,r ___ was. ........ found.................... just outside .n alysing European economic reen'-- deserted cabin it few miles south *ry. of St, (leorgv, tin The Russian reply was to re­ Woodruff, former employee nf buke France for bringing the th* Mrrrlll-Stpvens Repair ami Marshall plan into a United Na­ Drydock Company here, was tions drltatc. Whito‘Ro?*ian Rep- picked tip In ‘ Kl Paso, Texas. —roaanlativ Kaminsky i|oolatod -tlu> wIilT Mg hrldb'Aif n Tew days as a^cottomic mid Racial Counttil has (he twn nlightnl from a Dana " to right to discuss the Marshall continental bus. . plan, lie fm ther said the plan Woodruff snld lie shot Suth­ - was linked with Carman economy, erland in the hark of the bend which he maintained had no place while target shooting ami denied on the agenda. Sheriff ‘Sikes reported,, that he ' With ’In# above as background, had taken the dead maij's wallet I «m going to ret'dow n here .. which has never been found. sensnthma) and, if substantiated, Sheriff Sikes said Woodruff vastly- important report yhirh had two Army, discharge* in hi* comes th me front a ti»imlly~ ex­ possession, one, tyjird which said ceedingly well Informed European he was a private in a Coast source. You will teesll that last Artillery outfit and another wilt* Ms-- French -Socialist Premier Rn ten with a pen saying he had serv­ ' madier dismissed fronr Ids coali­ ed as a technical sergeant In the tion cabinet the five Communit'. llllst Parachute Infantry Di­ ministers, after the National As­ vision. sembly hml given him a two-loThe sheriff reported Wood, one vote of confidence In whl'h ruff as laying the pen-written Communist m c in h e r a dissented. ■me was a Joke and that the Since then the Communists have typed one showed All day's AWOL beep outside the government. in less than twit year*. It's clear that this split was Sheriff Hike* said, too, that the result ->f Communist refusal Woodruff admitted having a w - to collaborate. My sm irtt-pew tell# ntc that the nisi# whs deliberate* ly precipitated uifder urders front h Moscow, and the strategy pas this: 1 =* - " It haif jit st tKTonie apparent that the Russian wheat crop this » D'*nr would Iki excellent, barring unforeseen contingencies. Posses­ sion nf this breadstuff would. pro­ vide a mighty bargaining weap­ on a continent which, in many places, was haftl pressed for food. Frunrc for i. nest the first time In her history was short of bread. 4 Well, with that set-up the French Communist* were to un­ dertake a program nf harassing the government. An important phase of the campaign would In? the causing of tjibor trouble*, the Red* being powerful in important t —■ - it ' c v u r ,* t. cjSCSB-V* rrr - A iriw rt OwnerH Slow] t a f t rally 1(^000 A tlcnd llaplist In G ettin g Licenses;'! AMtOimlilkiUu.vaim . w l Dmrus. p., July m ,(/m 'Goiurrcss In D enm ark A *K (*titllillrJftti v itm n iB uaid.qum iil pm iV iiiLngrd,M hl.______ __ ______; —________ ____________ ----------------- m »,,im i Columbus tmlay lu pign oratlon t , . T A L l.A H A S h K K , Fla., .Inly .■■■1 ,for .tommow’s , .. ... ,, ■J*.,■* Republican rally 1U H A t.K S . July U,r t ^ .......... ibr Sevtnmnrrow, only atmut half n f l ' T ™ - 'J L ."*!1 }'?■ enWh t'ongress nf tie 1’ajtiMst ' (ie— ,’ <e — -W>- With tbe deadline J ,, .. . , ... vcutlve and ccntial committee nt lie slllil there will Ik- m» eX-jniHut tomorrow nl tlie hr-hlcl enslou o f lie- imdnreht. J n lr-M , 1 \Vn|lick Hotel. lime fixed !■>- ths Imprevcmenl _______ ._____ ____ Commission for obtaining llreitse* C A S T A X R K PO IIT on exlsing nil-poll* without get­ ting approval o f sites, { T A L L A H A S S E E .* FU.. July :tn ", i lAb—. Vim ida gasnline tax col. F lo rid a * oldest and la rgest’ cctions for the last fiscal year ltor*e - track . . —,Hialeah . .Ims . . been■ "«(E were mure lll'Uf than lltuil *iJ171,'Uftr.luui ,(W>.tiO(1 nltovc Il’’FIVI* nssignei Jan. Ill through Mareh 2 tlu- previous year. Convplndler f.Mr jt* V .m rmnnr p e rh d .________ j Clarence M, (la v re|H.r|«d tmlay. , , . . , His 12-month ta»i*4«tmn of gas amt two children and that he had - lux payments showed reerpt.x served a sentence Tor Idg'ipiy, ,,r J*t^tl7,4l I on SRfl,077,383 Momlrtiff Is being held without: gallons »f mnlor fuel sold in the f o t g i a m L j u r y . a c t i o n . ------- I M ate. ftltc n l.c i lug at oji -rz tri tttttcI •ti i• V i|>en- the deirrves Ih* -11 hv tension a- p-n;-pat inns. - In bi-t niipnt tel-tfta'm tti the l ‘<tu-n I top t I’. a, P oI.iimI and ' Bill" . a • I , l > i d Unit II . v would In- ii' i'iV to purti.'ipa! in *h>- cotifctciici’ aed exptc >ed their i cri » ’ T h e piite •'-■ ,.i He- i 1*.■ '• l.o tlo .ii '•1, ■e ii I! !l I'u Ianne. in a Wi tcopiii sM *nd |r --c, told tip •!■ I. -a*i It c< tiPHt to >r> difficult to wlit -Up - |ir.-tre thpn w ar, and In- mkhd tli.it tlo- woii.l tuUny In i tied git,-[ia ,-eii(| I • / 11AMmu m i l ] Ml Off ' In -ln ia sc rip lin n . 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Only Deep&ono oRers you all throe thrilling new convenience ^ featurao; H«*r th e •FREEZE Pro|fr*m featurli _ T h e F o u r K n j^ h ta WrAU .-terir eWwred Li* • • IllUtk • Ice Cube Trey* mdd l aevtag trey • Alone Systeoi O r ir W T R R o te r y F r id s y at 12:30. , apace I* For the_______ wnatler family <^ ^ ' ‘ w* recommend kI if limited, Ilia'new Uhepfreero De Lut0 ‘Model AS homo fhterer. W ith" capacity of Dior* than * 8 cubic fret, it will hold more than 168 pouml* of aaaorted perish­ able food*. This model ran also aerve a* a supplementary freezer !□ your larger model. SiVyjri • L A R G E R CAPACITY - - r A “ \ N ed S m ith , M gr.’ m r c B J ’* ii% . t fH e A iira rro rfd ^ a i ‘ *2 5 9 " ‘ .For m odel A -3 "Right- Where Wa>» been ' - -V * . -] ‘ _ — m '■ =?- ’ H R Rsaltb, M gt. 1st 81. * . = .i L O WE R CbST % « . Sanford Furniture Co. r-~ —: - ’ i ? EASY TERMS Rhone 210 -- ^ 'm ' .v “Rigirt Where. VVVre Been for 25 Yr*m” 800 Eaat First Si real j iv------- —:--- .----V ---- jt j, | ,-,T*-^rr - ,t J. «’ - *’ V * : .' ' ** 5 ~ •1 _______ _____________ *• ' • 1»1-.-:~- * C,« I ? 'l' OME FREEZERS 11 •. • P SI,■;' i . Interested in \ heme freezing' of foods? , '. • �2>**- ■ P A G E FO U R .... w#u**v r . v V Doad Seagulls On County Zoning IT; If they hear not Mom * and We ar* twelve y ta ti >.ld thia July. Yes—way hack yonder in the year 1335, •la-oa piM M twavAd u* Florida Yconr awither State. He piitvliarrd property in Sanford and in other cities iu« in Florida, and one day he mentioned to i.># tbnl fir* insurance rates in Doritla were considerable higher than In his Home Stale, m l he thought perhaps the rtesun fur tldi was that the mutual fire. . Insuian:e companies wrro not active In Florida. ---- Tirmpantfl'.'pIVtuK'va'Ihi tui mVa o f the mutual caiy to understand why. a presen t to th e M anger in B eth leh em g rew on th e hills o^ Arthur Godfrey it still talkin i ^ em en about Sanford and this city** dr '. T h ere a re o th e r s ta te s in A rab ia w hich still keep isottrmmsiion to be known through- Inter!. Ilaclram aut on th e so u th co a st b ars all unlicensed out. Ihr isdio woild -a. the home! fo reig n ers. T hey m iss so m eth in g th e re b y , fo r th e lltulrao( Dirk. Aikin Again yciterd .y ,n a,>1 cltiea *'nve flix-nnil-seven-story sk .y sc ra .p e___________ rs resem blinng he devoted the belter part ol hit those In A m erican cities. Som e d ay th e se s ta te s , too, will yield to th e p re ssu re tff W estern com m erce. • wimon to the lubject. The St. Paul Diipalch revee'i that it received 5O0.(X)0 lelephonv callt (tom the public during Ihr p u t year. And most of them, no doubt, wanted to know who the Secretary oi. the Tieaiury war, oi whether the report bend over thr radio wai true. • / 7~ T.- . , Life mturance IS Belling to bv more and more an important fkc tor in the economic well being ol thii country.'During the fiesl five monthi of thil year over 000.000 wai pkid out to life in nuance beneficiatiet and |>olicy. huldets, amLIen than'half of this amount was for death brnrH's. M a t u r e d endowments, annulties, disability claims and jsolicy dividends are more im|)5rtant now­ adays than death claims. • Commercial lithrttnen who hail sern in an act of llic rrcent l>gitlalure their licenie for the ex­ ploitation of Florida's lakes and streams, paiticularly. the St. Johni and l^ke Okeechobee, may go back ,to their brooding, now that the Stale Game and Fish Comminion has’ reaisertrd its author­ ity over these inland wMeri. The people gave the Comminion the right la regulate fishing; the Legislature had no right to take it away.-JVrxLriL |h* laws ar»Tnot obeyed, arrests will follow. General Chailei dcGsulle lays that French Communists ait d i ­ ning to art! out France to Kutaia. An ouUlandiqg charictroatic o| the Cpmmuniita wherever vtiu find them it their lack of phlriotitm. tn fact, .they believe that patfiotiim ia a relic of Larbieism completely outmoded by the tempo of modem evetiti, "These men,’ iay» General deGaulle, tprakng ol the French Communitti, "h»v« thown their obedience to ohk'* from the foreign matlrri of the great Slavic power,"; TbalV tip* Ccmmuniit doctrine everywhere. greater allegiance to Ruttia than to your own. country. * r Real Homes For The Aged An in d u strial c ity in E n g lan d w hich h as m ade a good S{n r t on Holvlng th e housing problem Is also providing for its indigent aged a t th e sam e tim e. . . A h p a rt o f a su b u rb a n g ro u p h o u sin g p ro g ram th e city, fa th e rs lytve .prom oted w h at th ey call th e "A g ed Persons P ro je c t." .T h is provides gro u p s o f a p a rtm e n ts , With lime room, b a th ..a n d . k itch en , Where single, people can be housed in to m fA rr'h iid ihdep*aderfc<*, V enl-fr^e. M em b ers of each g roup can huve social co n tacts nnd help each o th e r o u t fii em ergencies. T h is idea m ig h t also be applied to old people who are not in d igent, b u t ab le to pay th e ir own w ay. Such a group o f sm all houses, p referably on one floor, In a pleasant location, w ith a shopping cen ter, lib ra ry , and m ovie house, would be u p o pular Innovation alm o st an y w h ere in th is co u n try . T h e elderly a re liko a n y o th e r ag e-g roill u p in being lm ppler su rro u n d ed by o th e rs w ith th e sam e in te re sts and com m on problem s. VEGETARIAN PARTY NEW. YORK. July 30. </»•)White-boarded Dr. John Maxwell of Chicago, who aaya he hasn't "tasted meat, fish or fowl .In 45 years,” ii the presidential candi* dale of the American Vegetarian Party. Vegetarians from over tha nation organised the party and named their candidate laat night companies he had bad satisfactory dealings* with in his Dime State. ThU Is why we slatted a Mutual Insurance Agency In SanfwJ—way hack yonder in" July, U»38 . Our ambition has h o t to build Up an agency devoted to the lank of providing goodI Insuran Insurance projection for the people in Seminole County,, at a laving. That We have to li me extent at least suereedtd tn doing '.his t« indicated by tfm fact that to­ day we have the pleeeuro of serving over five hundred curtunme, most of whom nought Insurance from u* leca.i-4, our agency was recommended by a loyal customer. To.our cuMomera U-locgs the credit for the gYowth,of growth ,of Mils Agency-ifor without iheir Loyalty and fuppu port, throe t.these Utelva it juii Jnirwui pened. To thdm, we arc d c |j *' lative and w* want them totknhw that-at y remgnUe the fa4t that this -“ -M I* truly their su ra lc agency—for they have made it au-Vljffy^iata aaked more money on their Insurance than we mkd* w riting the insurance— W». have . . . been MUTUALLY u, benefittad 1knowing each other. We take .this means rf thanking our customers pu' - for ihvlr h.yalty pud support during. these ' twelve years. C. M. Boyd & Company ALL waa missing. U A D IQ P R O G R A M S Hutton WT11R ■ 1:14 News »f the nay •i»t Twlltahr ttooa* 4:39 HjkJrte I'eied. • ili Are You Ueteoln, Tilt Johnny I'lntappU t;» Central rta. IIUIMUlea M l Will llrarfley l:»0 Musical Croat am ijbt Uall tiama (twasburg) / New* ItttanduD Iteuueetfully Youre . . lilt* Lata Hall Bears* 1141 Itaouaetlullv Your* th in liequeetfully Yours , lliH All Iha Nawi 11*0 Hlan Off ThuraAay *i«u man on ( 4 1 lleadllpta N*wa *:«i Watery Cbottper* Jambo • ill llomeapun 4:4* Art Plrkeon 719* • Batty Nawe fill Kunrta* BaranaA* I. 99 Nawellrlars lilt Kunrlea Kannada* till IWtelUa* Tima 111* Morning litnlloM Ii4l Morning Msdttatloai •t*-- Nawa tl 19 Hammy Kay* • ill KUoppart Baranada II. ow ItaSdllna Naara 1919$ Latin American llhytmt I0rl9 Whnrrh of Ctlrtil I9t4* HamI*Wlaaaire 11.49 Naw* Maadllnaa I lift I'maram lt»« uni* llilB l.unrhaoB Dane* | l ; t * I.umjliaon Dane* C6fi*t t t ii i nantm i. oooawta The London Daily Mirror call* for the resignation of Prime Hiniittr Clement Attlee. The Mirror li • l-abor newipaper and Attire heads a Socialist government and you think that be . would enjoy ike- unqualified Support of the I I 9« Labor ncwtpa|>er. However, thin *,» I t . I S lit« h*Ve gone from bad to wone aver I1:99 l i •incc h e 'h a t been in. office. De- e ! Atperican, hr 0*7 bMi dipped auili) ll« ynoplt’i are wbryt off than they ‘were durihg the war. and the ijhtUh Empire has aU but collipted throughout the world. What w»r couldn't do to old. John Bull, So* ciaiaro did.. But Britain will ri» again. Sooner or later the crack* poti will be thrown out FORMER PRICESI ' FINEST WEAVES IN PANAMAS • LEGHO BAKUS */>=» H aw i a l Norm Look At Y<\jur Hat - Everyone Else Does W e a l a r n M a to d la a ., J a y c a a I.anchann ’ A f U r t i o o n H e a d lin e * Itltv a r H lH n g i Dorsey <* Club : •, ■*• . , . V. r ‘. *i- f- 4\r ■ *•' •» L.-._i, T_____ * * ■ " ' -vJ l- . ^ S p * . x. ■if . f, r. , ■L5a!r \ L>r.iA. He bed tattled most of.hi* insurance In Mutual Companies and induced us to take on the le lire*filiation cf mutual fire Iin lire nee •nd one tiling ami anottiei, it n try l r l ,. T ll„ fran k in cen se w hich 4thl.«e T h re e w i.. H »«__ Tin* W ise e n i___ bore__ns : * Diamond Mines Are ICsfabllabad la IH4 Reopened In Africa Tampa Ray Island rabllabrd dally aaaapi tat artist T he recen t seaaion o f th e L eg islatu re enacted a special ‘ a a* aaaday at Linked With Red Tide liiw a u th o riz in g th e C ounty C om m ission to adopt zoning JOHANNESBURG- Up)~ Th» BaafarS. lla iU l Oranj-a Fry# Slate, where ,om* III Maaaalla Ataaaa __________ rc g u ia tlo n s-an d n building code g o v ern in g th e use of proTAMPA, Fla., July 30, tPS— the world'* richest gold flndi lia iiitt t i •m a d rta a* atalltr p erty o u tsid e th e city lim its. T h e C ity Com m ission of San.- Report! of many dead team'lls on of have been made, will ahoftiy aitn o rt.b ,, sr. istn. at ford Las long hud nucf) a u th o r ity an d h a s created n Zoning a amall ialanrl In Tampa liny produce diamonda. At Thcuniiit.r# ll Kaalard, Wlarlda. audrr 11a Art from the feverish activity it Caagrraa al Starrb S, ISO!. f'om m ission fo r th e purpose o f re g u la tin g every type of raiaed the aueatlon today wheuier j not their death* were linked with the ^ ’Odendaalaruat where amoke u co n stru ctio n in th e city. HOI.I.AMt> U ItBAM plague which recently killed mil­ already riaing from the new gold E d it a t A sim ila r Zoning C om m ission should be established lion* of fish in the Venlce-Sarm- mine! and mining towns ar* . I.otllio* HRAM for the. C ounty so th a t shack a an d o th e r u n sig h tly build­ sola area. Hatlaraa Maaaaae ■prinlng up on the bare vrld, ings can n o t be co n stru cted nlong m ain h ig h w ay s, or u n ­ No flah are known to have, died preparations are In hand for re­ a u M c n im o N s m i san ita ry c a ttle pens o r ch icken y a rd s erected n ex t to coun­ in thi vicinity of Tampa frorti ihai( opening twi diamond mine* that Caiablr fa Advaara ■ y I irr le r, n a r k . ..... I J l try inns or barltocuo sta n d s, an d so th a t th e re is some rovaterioua tcourge, often called have been Idle for 2U year*, liar M>alb ...... red tide because of the dlacolorn-j » maehlnerv ia arriving «u *55 Hl*,,>blance o f o rd e r nnd in te llig e n t p lan n in g ab o u t all fu- Uon rat** M»aiba of the water, and t^ne have, I- hr nr I Ms UttUlklB _ - - -----..... 4-M tu re co n stru ctio n in th e co u n ty j u s t aa th e re is In the .,,ey.— UJI.e....... ww*■-..■ ! H.WI V#nr & K i ^ r . i . All abllaary aallraa, raN i a f.' m)iny of of those those miimi killed) In commenting on a simllnr law fof Leon county,Jho. Bodlya ofof many Ibaaba. rraalallaaa aad Bailee* al Many ofAhe old mine sh^ft) he* j f e •‘*!„n ,„.*alrrtalBM*at* farwAW^aarBaa* al rallahWee Democrat recantlj- jrO in ted ^ t that county | filled with watar and w»ra -W Al*Ia« laada. .w ill*# rbarard *"r Zoning is im p o rta n t fo r h e a lth reasons;— "A s residential thU wav and a few were reported came favorite fishing spot* for local within Tampa Bay yesterday. al rraalar adrrrflala* ralrr. areas develop ou tsid e m unicipal lim its," said th e Democrat, Commercial fishermen her-* said farmers. They are now being <1*. l.laa.i Sanapaya, llt y r Iir.a, la... rrp rr.r.ia Tbr "u '* hi.K.h,>’ im p o rtan t t h a t th e re be ad e q u ate regulations fear of the plague had caused watered. Il'Vba ': : , u : : r 7 , a . r : r aaiarnlTaa to provide s a n ita ry plum bing an d g a rb a g e disposal con- many Inland Florida cuatomrra to rannel orders despite aSAUiaoce Olflraa ara auilalalaad la Iba laraj tyola," ,*11 flah shipped from hrre had, priaripair*baadai»Mara la wiiiaaaa O th er im p o rtan t fa c to rs e n te r in g in to countv zoning heen caught at leait 50 mile* from D r. C hnrle* L. P ersons aad Maw ram .__________ 1,. uri* th e need fo r public s a fe ty an d th e control of fire huz- the ecene of the scourge. O p to m etrist Tbr iiaaaid la a »aMbar at iba ftrds, as well ns th e n ecessity fo r re g u la tin g th e location Hanford Atlantic Uk. Bldg. Between race meetings Hlanyabi'5 of- v arious tyjies o f businesses so t h a r o n e does n o t act as Phone 296 running strip Is covered Hours: 9-12 1-3 ratua »i aii iba i»aai aawa priaiad a h in d ra n c e ' o r n d e trim e n t 't o a n o th e r /" S d m e businesses leah'a ' Bat. 9-12 la Ibl. aanapapaa. aa wall a. all |jy tfje „ ftl u re. 0 f | | , ejr op eratio n , th e D em ocrat points out, with straw and planted in cow Eyes Ksamlnrd - Glass**'Fitted peas and velvet beans to prevent Al* a r w a dlapalrbr*. --------« ---- --------"g iv e n ff noxious odors, o r th e y a rei noisy to th e extent erosion. .. p ro p erties m ny d ecrease sharply, in W E D N E SD AY, JUt.Y 30 , 1917 that su rro u n d in g value." Sem inole C ounty puw h a s th e o p p o rtu n ity fo r modern w h a t wi- Vjf i .-i » ia n o t s n a,u * pM cRmt co u n ty p lan n in g th ro u g h th e en actm ent of WE’VE BEEN WITH YOU MUCH MOKE EVIDENCE FOR zoning law . We hope no tim e will be lost in taking o u r f a it h , b u t t o TEST ad v a n ta g e o f it. TWELVE YEARS WHAT-WE HAVE BY LIVING ------------------------------------------- Opening- Arabia the prophet*, neither will they.he iiertuaded tko one ruse from the |rj.e* Lbii Sfc'vd, tiie-pictnreaqua ruler who called on PreAL * m h . ... Uiii it not the R oosevelt on a ship in th e 3\iez C anal, is not th e only 1 'f t - 1' ^iVy.erakc ir.i bc'en^uied kinjr in A,r **>*ft* ,n t,,e H outhern p a rt o f th e country, ■ fu“ ' is or him , and its k in g h a s s e n t his son on an to ,pa.k up congitinonat a m . offi(,jn| ,.n||j ,o W ashihgton. E v id en tly t h e Y em enite monngaiioni. _ -___ u rrh does not w ant Ids rival Ibn Saud to be th e only Arab m int, fint n,1**r w ith diplom atic co n tact w ith th e U n ited S ta tes. A Rcmemlwi when trad e tre a ty Is ex|M*ctcd to follow. • got hit comronnon and the boyv T h ough A rab ia is com m only regarded*** a d esert, th is 'I want to h were >tym‘ V/iii.^n^iew oTtlie m ,t “ PP^Y to Yemen. It* fe rtility is responsible fo r Its „ u, — r_______ . POL___ ___________ captain, too. In, h,.„ *»rident imniL* of A rabia th e H ap p y , a s d istin g u ish ed from panics that wrre given ------------,,,— . . . . ih a b a rre n w astea which m ak e a p m o s t o fllltiT h tlg e coun' .A> W E D N E S D A Y , JU L Y T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A The • Sanford Herald v l. < «—• -a*-r** ' —■ ; •• • ;7, } ..........InW ni. �I W E D N E S D A Y , JU L Y 30, 1947 T H E S A N F O R D n E R A L P . SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A PA CE u ijiiij H hl W iVIl I n i II, n i l U l I l If .y>m‘ nr. nut paying r«*ili Small farmers m.ij u iili lo do „ (.(injr o|(| m,,r |itiieryand m»ke it morn u f' ihelr own marketing to obtain a larger share of the .retail ■ ____ 51 ..II ,1. . 1. ■n■ Honor Miss McCall 1»•’*»* »•>*■« *■ S o c ia l C alender WEDNESDAY The Truthseckera Class of the f irs t Methodist Church pill hold an all day picnic at the hum* of Mr*. J. H. Cowan in Lake Mury, ' Circle No. 10 of the W.S.C.S. of th e First Method)*! Church will meet at 8:00 I*. M. at the homo of Mrs. J. K. Houlehnn, 2200 iVImrtto Avenue, TUESDAY The Friendship league of the Congregational Church will pwet at the Parish House at 3:00 P. M. Christian Council %fet With Mrs. Yesley The . Woman's Council of the First Christian Church met at the home of Hev. and Mr*. W. P. Yealey on Monday evening with Mr*. O. D. I-andress presiding. Taking part In the service and program were Mrs. J. L. Horton, Mrs. Jul­ ian Wilton and Airs. RAbect list- Miss McCall Honored By. Mrs. NV.G.Fleming All** Connie McCall, whose en­ gagement and approaching mar­ riage wa* recently announced, was honored with a Cora Cula part} yesterday morning given hy Mrs. W. G. Fleming at her home on Magnulip Avenue, llrighl arrangeuivnla of linnta*. .were used in decorating the. room* of the Fle­ ming home. , ; Mrs. Marjo He Sorenson asststrfl Mr*. Fleming in serving the drink with open-faced, sandwiches, pota­ to- chips, olives, pickles and salt­ ed nut*. The hostess presented Miss McCall with a Sunday night supper tray in her crystal pattern ami MU* Jackie Brutehle. whose marriage to James tnglry will lie’, an event (>f the near iuluie; was given a neat of ashttaya. Those attending with Mis* Me Call wbre her mother. Mr*. Emmet McCall, Mrs. Edward Higgins, Jr. Mr*. Dale L. Scull, Jr., .\ji*. liras ton Perkins, Jr., Mis. Kay Foe and Mrs. - Edward McCalL Also the Misses Kathryn Wiggins, Nan* cy Collum. Jacaie Brolchfe and Mary Ann Whelchel. Mr. and Mrs. I'. Bayard Smith plan to leave cm Friday for U tile SwiUeiland, S . C. where they will visit for some time. Mr. and Mr*. K. It. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. W. G, Fleming and F. D. Scott arv leaving on Suiidny to spend sume time III North CaroMr. and Mrs. B. K. Bailiff and children, Karl. Janet and Rosiland, returned un Sunday from Canada ami other pointn of interest where they spent about three week*. Mis* Kllen Coo|ier a n d MUs Marine Scull of Wimton-Saiem, N. C. .spent last weekend in Sanfi id as (tie guests uf III. a n d Ml* II, Wayde Bucher. Mi. and Mr*. C. J. lietaril of Baton Rouge, I,a., me the guest* of .Mr. and Mr*. K. C. Gulson at Il.eii home nn Iteaiilall Ave­ nue. Mr*. Ileraid it Mr. Colson'* daughter. Purplses Outlined For Youth Caravan PitNCllf MAROARIT Is shown plan ling a tree eti the ground* of Brodick Grille on the Isle ^f Arran, m the Duke of Uonlrote look* on. The young princess visited the small island, oft the west ro u t of Scotland, as the guest of.Uie Duke and the Duchess of MunUiue. (Iiilermitional) ^ Following adjournment of the wlusincs* session refreshments were served by, the hostess, Mr*. ^ T e ste r, to M rx rt. G. Fox. Mr* J . P„ Wilson. Mrs, Horton, Airs. Lindress. Mrs. J. N. Durden, Air*. A. B. Johnson, Airs. A|, G. Tracy, Mrs. G- W. Roland, Mr*.' J. R. Richards, Alra. W. C. Clause, Mrs, Y. H. Grsntham, Airs. 0. T. PearIon, Mrs. Spier and Airs. Tiion. Alio the Misses- Hue Williams, Marian Pearson, Betty Roland and ^ M r. Williams, Rev. Yesley and * D av id Wilson. van which will arrive on Saturday to lead Youth Activities W.ek from Aug. 3 to Aug. 8 at the First Alethodist Church, M ist' Alahel Chapman, director of Youth Activ­ ities. announced today.. She stated that another object of the Caravan is to outline an intelligent nrreedure for service to humanity ifn-1 that the purpose of the group U Mis. J. N. Burdick returned on to revitalise and strengthen thf youth program of the local church* Monday fiom Thomasville. Ga, .wluuw- aha-w at eaUed- hreattwr-of F.arh member of the* Caravan the death of her father, W. F. works in allyfirlds uf youth activi­ Hanford. ties, but la especially trained la a Mr. am| Mrs. Giles Chapman specific field, *ht- pmntcil out. have from a vacation They will make personal visit*, riH-tit returued lit' Saii Antiiulo, Tex. and By BOB THOM AH interpret youth work of the eh’irch New (Ifleans, I.a. to civic leaders, lead infui nml HOLLYWOOD, July 30 -t/Pl- study classes and fbiums, assn*, in Interest In the Academy Award* Initiating projects, give suggest­ is a year -1 oil yd m atter out hern ions for worship services, direct (and it*a ajmuf time to start mak­ recrestion and pxplain the Uteris ing the summer t>onk on the con- tu re of the* church. The counselor Friends of Lieut. Betty CoUx-rt, tendegs. The half-way mark will lead the adults who work Wjtli shows the British entry far iti youth, parents and other interest­ who i* stationed at “the United the lead with the Americans ed person* to a better undei> tilntes Naval Mali Im l d t ! t 8 f ”tH standing of youth and as list in Wasliington. D. C. will 1h* iiR»rstarting slowly. * Please note In the listing that planning a more conipletd pro­ catcd to learn that *he re-en:lv entertainment value i* not a fac­ gram of activities to meet the nttended a White House lawn par­ ty where *he met President and tor. Academy Award pictures art? needs of youth. Mrs, Harry Truman and their rhosrn primarily for their prestige daughter, .Margaret, GiUieiil olid quality. Thus, although U. S. Mr*. Dwight - Kiaenhower, Becrealwdioa may-have- prov-ided^enlertary of Slate and Mr*. George tainment In its first six months* Marahall, General and Mrs. Omar product, it has shown practically HradleV and Admiral Chester no'tdng of Oscar ‘calibre. Nimllt. She also mat maijy of the • The British, on the oth*r hsnd, cojdnet mvmlier*. hsve moved Into solid contention According to Mias Cdlbert'i lot­ with “Great Kipoetaliona.'* so to * it was a beautiful and -olorfiil far the ra c t favorite, “(hid Man event and a Marine Band played Out is also n leading contender. during Ihe afternoon. She stated Th* race-wis* Americana us­ that h rr greatest thrill ~wn* in ually aavs their strength -until meeting General "Ike," Ihe final spurt. Thu* we «** MGM lining up for a fall release BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT of “Song Of Love" (Katharine Air. and Mrs. Herbert Hill, Jr. illephurn-Paul .Henroid) and announced today the hirtli of n ’“Green Dolphin Street" (Lana son. Brian Donovan, on July 27 Turner-Van Heflin). RKO 1* at the Fernald Laughton Alcmorial priming "Mourning Become* Hospital. Mr*. Hill will he .rincmFLORENCE, Italy, July 30-iA'i Fleetra" (Rosalind RussfU-Mich- bered a* the former Catherine • Italy's most noted tourist* of arl Redgrave) and "1 remem­ Hurt. the moment, the Duke and Duchess ' ' of Windsor, today joined thousands ber Alaroa.” John Fonl’a “‘The Fugitive" (Henry Fonda) i» also of Dalian* seeking in sea hreeies a strong jioMlbility. relief from the withering heat, Warner* appear* to tie pinning the lummrr'a worst. ................. hopes on "Life With Father* Father" A special train supplied them (William Powell-Irene Dunne) and hy their host, Lieut. Gen. John the iOth-Fox entry la headed by II. E. Black, wh<\ for two years C. IL 1.*?, acting supreme allied f'Gentleman'a Agreement" (Greg­ ha* led the Columbia High School commander In the Alediterranran, o ry Peck-Dor thy McGuire) plus band of l-*ke. City, and who was took them last night to Vlareggio, “Forever Amber" (Linda Darnell In the Slarlnes for tour year*, .fashionable resort town largely •Cornel Wilde) and “Captain will have charge o f the Seminole taken nvrr for living quarters of From Caatlla" (Tyrone Power). High School Band this year, and American and British officers Paramount, which boasts a strong plans are being made for havng stationed at nearby leghorn. l e s t night Gen. Lee gave s well past performance, hopes for a a big band in action by Ihe release of “ Emperor Walt*” (ning time the' football games sLnrt, attended reception In Ineir honor. Qro*by-Joan,Fqntalne) before the I l was s iiih iu im u h I Unlay l.y Her­ _ Tha . Windsors ware—to- return tn Florence late today. race li finfshad,.^.— m an; K. Miirri*, principal. From the smaller stables come All truni|>et, trombone saxo­ such possibilities aa Enterprise’s phone and other . hand instruin“Ahrh Of Triumph” (Ingrid Berjr- ent players not only of the high pnan-Charlea Boyer). Republics school but of the. Junior High “MacBeth" (Orson Welles).. 8eli- School. I-ake^ Alary, Alonme, nlck’a "The * Paradine .Case" Geneva and other schools are (Gregory Peck-Ann Todd), Colum- invited to report for practice bia'a "Ladv Frdm Shanghai" Monday morning a t 0:00 o'clock (Orton Wellea-Rlu Hayworth). a t Seminole High School, said Th»*’* the way the race looks Mr. Morris. from this g ra n d ‘stand seat, but Air, Blaek came* here highly there's always room for a dark lecommended, said Mr. Morris, horse. , who says this ie our chance to Here's whet Hollywoodlens are have a big high school band. He talking about over their lemon- revealed that Mr. Black left Lake .e d s : how Gobi* should be happy City In order to be-near hi* par­ fc h a t “The HuckaUrs" didn’t turn ents who live in Longwood. out to be another ini*-“adventure" ...The movement toward e hurryup In (hooting picture*; it aeems to be th* only way to bring eoete down Th* dip In fan megtaine ■ise .'¥4“ ** - ' circulations , )- Th* need for food Th* way ABC Is moving Into andBERLIN-W1 in Europe ia "not gettcontention for the position aa th* ____ clothing ______ _, Paul French, ex­ aeroas," No. 8 radio network Th# ewlng ting director-of CARE, told a away from location shooting and ecutive here. He eald hack—to Hollywood - -The hone new* confcnenee ’ > private relief Jh a t jilckatieg of atudloe will be contributions lo Amini s o o n _Th* revival of CARE, formed by 28 American the tourist Industry., which ap- welfare organisation*, has deliv­ ered more then 1,200,000 Packages of food to the French, BritHh mnJ stag# business her* American xonea of Germany In Th* .trend to paa'ela in color the last year, French eald. detures, instead of th e brilliant iues * The movement of mare Hollywood Lieut. Betty Colbert Meets Pres. Truman Duke And DuchesH Make Italian Tour SHS Plans Big Band With Ex-Marine Lead In n aerie* of prr-nil|itial )>nr.* HMciilty it tira lira Mis* Sylvia Meisch and "life* Camilla Ratten enter luiu.-d re­ cently at the Meisch home on We t First Street ih honor of i l i i i Co»-| nie McCall, whose marriage to Janie* Alford wilt he un event o f the near fulura. Pastel flown* were Uwd in iti-curntinjr the room* ami refre»hruenta were served. huf-! fet atyle from the dininv lahte. { 'A Madiera cloth coveted the toldv which tvs* centered y ith .t heanliful arrangement of ji.tr!; uidierue roue* inter iijiei rid w ith tltiv white flowrra. and gifcm -r/ in a silver bowl. Burning lajiera in »ilver candelabra-f lank.'-d Ihe centerpiece. At one end of the table punch eras served from n crystal punch bowl und the pastel rotor scheme war carried.out in mints and individual cake*. Civstal and silver, tahh- apjiuintiin-nU were used, MU* Meitch n'nd MU* Hat ten were aselsieil in *ei vine by Mrs. Edmund- Melacli, Mi*. I. K. Kaltivn and Mr*. A. W, lev. Mi** McCall was p rfirilth l with n set of Knstorin roastets h> tinho*te**e*. Those invited to l>» with the honoi guest. Mis* McCall Ueie the Aliases Maltha Perkin*. Nancy Cullum, (ienc Caswell of Oriandu, Jackie Hriitchie. Jane Thigp. i, Kathryn -Wiggins, Klirnb. ih Kile, Mary Ann Whelrhel. Itettv Cmrmli. Mildred Huhson, Daphnu ('tin lieIIy, Hetty Jo llrock, Dululhy Crumley, Matllm Wight and Au­ di vy lluill. Alsu MrS, l.ie A|etlle, Mmr—John- Hughe- Ml (hue llarriaon. Mr*. T. K. Tucker, lira, Meihch. Mist flotltn nod Me I . l.d) u.ie. uf price*. I 1'" Kinjf Gpurge To Give Common Sense His Formal Consent ttural Bv Spuds Johnson MINDON, J u l > !0 ,',f( hiug Georg* VI u to give formal July lie consent to the marriage of foi deflation In strike, but ahniild, prepare fuw-lt now, *a>a \ . II.I P rim .. Kli<nin th In l.ieiil. >J]hlli|t Spurlock, fartn mauaucmeiii i-.-uno- { AIiniMiniiteii a r it i*rivy Cmmcit mist with the Stale' Agricultural mei-1 mg unnuiuw Uiidet ju .-rediitt Kkperimeiit Station If it come* reipiiiol liy llie I7h-i.,ii ..l.t P.nai -ther-m r -faritrd.—amt i f )t-itm-»tt‘t • come they liaven't lost any thing. Tu Privy Council iisiinliv at Among the steps lie recommends tei,.h .l hy u n i t n lia ndlul o l n.cm bei- -« i-ljs'i'tnl lu I.*- cimsidi r abb- ««,.Hen fni iii, ..........mi Blent, Kith Catitei hury, lee, i shine! aitioii It-adi attemling. Mu*,ul bat irn tctlimcU'—1>1 lil-T Naval duties ni ('uieliuin train jug slaliun yesterday after eprndIng ll-i la-l night ut tu leave A RRI0I of Uure months. Mis. tnkllig liu -Inido-lo-lm him! I'miiI-aura Katherine Brown (above), O'*-* Matgaiet to “Alluir Gut Y..UI 20. was found shot tu death inj.cr Summerville, Ga., home. Finger­ Meantime- the king vra* hrporit-d prints on a window sill and strands to have riven uiipioval .h i j* of hair raugltt in a wrist watch of duxrii lam lilis tu occupy It A I* lulls th* victim provided the only clues on tlui Siiliniiigiiill i-sinie which for the. police. . (International) i* ■rviHTteit ii-r W hf^e Hie hi etai home fur (tie prince**. Brituin-UuKHiu To Share H o u s i n g IManw LONDON -(A1)- Iliitain has of: frn»l to share with RusaU the dl*CitVc-rif,«. of her scirntisi* ahtcr the war in mp hoda uf housing construction, to iry to meet a common need for vast tebuildlng__The British ______ trade _nd**ton to Moscow, which bargained for .So­ viet limber for this country** housing program, has also deliv­ ered n'goverm ent Inviation fur a Soviet housing mission to visit British reconstruction areas. If the Russians ncrejit, an an­ nouncement in the Board of Trade Journal said, Ihe mission's atten­ tion will he called to new ninth, oda of housing const ruction in to n e m e , parth-ulaly to type* lie Ing developed in rural areas. • The-wedding dale is not li -mouuoved until afivr. the I' Council lore ling anil the i-> -( foniiuliuh i* (hat il ha. not !»-en *♦!,— * - — s ------- -— -— as lieing highly desiialde now uie the following: | If iu u a ir planning in m u * , (Ills is It goiuhtilllp t o ell III.' fill ill. Mil t h e n th c i h a n d , p r n sjw c tlv i f a r m e r s a n d t e n a n t s rlioiild not U iii tinv rush to buy. J'hni now for ,tow.-i pricrv fui produce, and,adjust the businrsin In-si you can tu meet them .Maintain iisodoelion wheie |ku Slide, becullae a conlhillptinil ui lower price* and redured iuih Iu. ■ (iuu would materially reduc- in rnme: Hi rive fu r h ig h c r y ir t ,!; -fii I t's h e r e - t h d fam o u s silen t Serve! Gas R efriger­ a to r with mi wnt lMff parti in iti Invruig »%■•-t.'iu! Nuw ninl iiia r I n It) 17, it*IsrtltfT* V111* •**'' nunlgm n lrigecutiun convenionco. A big Frozen Foml I.m ki-r, plut iiioitb culil mul dry’colil for fnwh inc.il,<. fruilaand vegeDildiW./i/n-.' llu> liUHiciilly difTerciit ii|n-r.ding aystoni limt tlinni timti li:i|i|iv iiwiii fn know -i.iyt* xitellt, lx . u hmjpir. thim o —v llm -new t»-rvi 4» now on .liijilny, ghesl profit rrujw and use feBtiljteC llie rally ns long us lls pi ire is favorable. This iv n it a guiel time to make n shift in type uf farming: Kxelriso rare ill employing fdnsi lai.iir and ilinvase ihe cffivo-io ■ uf Ia lei i hj every_possible., m unii, (food ei|Ui|intenl, convenient m iHiiui un-tu of work ami Inlnu suv log devicei* help ilinvUSe effjclctl cy. Do not eipniul the lm-.ll:. .. if this means using all hiiil labor. moat likely nooitlt liecauso *t is lie last month this year which 'ffer* much prospect "i good •veather, Huwe.ver, il is,n ijitcalion Cull livestock mid poultry vigor­ whether all the ■arrangement* in it ously; while meat ju ice* are good Ih- Cnnijilrted In time. Keep high producer* and wile well S o m e Louduo new -pajiet * *|]ce- for them, expanding livestock on itated tlml a •tui*- in Nnvpmlier turJulies I I I anlriiflg the |ilire|oi-l wuijld I... cbu-eti, \vhib*v other*, bus lues, at present price i« l»messed that ihe’weeding would he la. S ta le Bank Bldg 1 p<is|puiied iintii s j m u g , - 1219 N. O range COUNTRY CLUB PARTY Charles Potter, manager of the Seminole Country Club, announced this morning IJiat the regular WedniitUy hljrtn; pgriy win he held tonight at the club beginning at H:t)0 o'chVk. He also announced that dinner will also be'served isnight a* on every night -jxerpt Monday and Tuesday, Donations To Foreign Relief Are Decreasing ihjariJrtoifitt ebb of play M m Peron -Taking ainfljr Hollywood Jure*. | and Page Cavanaugh trio . “Peguin At Th* W aldorf" by Frank Carle -j- W te h Hendrrson’a -Dancing With A Deb" „ “NaughtjA Angallne",. King Cole ARMY CMill Of STAff Oen. Dwight D. Eisenhower waves goodbye to a crowd a I th* Washington NsUonal’ Airport hi he leave* on a-first­ hand Inspection tour a t Army Installations in A las)/. Also on hand is Mrs. Elsenhower, who did not accompany her husband oo the trip. l o m t o uiiott A uinotttr o r tu t coca .c o t* courA B t iv SANFORD COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY �J THE . t e s t B e t w e e n i l V A 7 A I P A U T ID i p i ) Feds Post poned, n U , ^ tIV a s t N i g h t ; L o c a l s !T O P S F S L W I T H ....................................... F IN E P IT C H IN G Dy A rthur llcekxllh. Jr. ■ I|rr»te Hoorla I’-dllor 8ILVER SPRINGS, F l a , July A steady rain that lasted approalma'ely an ’ hour at . giltnn 30, fSpeclalj— Joe Cleary', vet­ time last night— iaashed away eran see. e f jh e Palatka pitihing tbe ‘h *ppc»m^- ptartrrg the rhnlest staff, had the best earn*-! run between the M-nford fc|»rv Fed, average of the - season thtough and the Palatka Aialeas. an all- games of midnight last Tfnjrsdev. It l(i revealed In official averages important contest to the Fedji. If the game eould have been released at league headquarters pUved, and Sanford won. Iho At that time Cleary, after ap­ locals would have stre'ched th» yap between the sixth place A's pearing Ip 1H games and bulling and their fifth place berth hy 145.2 innings hipl allowed only another whole game. The Palatka 1.64 earned runs per game, one atsVecatlon la but two games of the lowest figures In lea'fcb* i-ehind the Feds in the Florida history-at this stage of the aeaState League standings. The sturdy red-hesd hid given Tonight the Feds will motor to Leesburg for a »llt with the up 63 runs, hut only 25 of them, Leeltiurg Pirates, and It Is llkr- were rsrnrrl. He had won 12 and lr (hat Carl Kettles will draw the lost six games, had given up 123 hllloek assignment from Manager hits, walked G2 men, ami drurk out 131. Cleary had started and John Krlder. Tomorrow night the Fed* enter- finished 14 games, had been re. moved hut twice after sVirting, Ulft the Hues at the Munirlnat and had appeared twice as a r< Park In a twin attraction tha* lief hurler. Is scheduled to get underway at 6:4a o’clock w|th-*Johnnv Ttnna* -Close on his heels was Gaines­ and Jack MeCammon, the newly ville manager'Myrll Hoag «Hh n ■f-JOlr^l Fed rhunker. handling 1,70 average, Nick Huonatn of HI. Augustine with s 1.85, Alston ths mound chores. MeGshsgln of Palatka with a 1.90 It _U likely that McCaminmi with a 2.20. Hoag, the league's l e a d i n g pitcher and hatter, had allowed but .34 tuns. 25 of the earned, af­ ter appearing in 131.2 Innings through 22 games. He had won 14 and lost three games, Im lmilng a 12 gurnet straight win atieak. As evidence of his control, be bsd walked but 35 men. Buonato bad rthppaaranee of Big Chtrfk Alena walked 20 men In 131 innings to (n a Red Hal uniform.! iiniforaur '• top Hoag In this drpartm-n 3 a * —Laaibm/i Dayt<wi> —m «ch TJ?T.i fid's"JUari f e r n had frscus in Daytona Beach was also peared In the most games - 37, pnatponerl l^yauso of rain. had naturally hurled the moit in­ The only rnntes* played wss nings -. 200.2, and was leading llie th# one hoAatrn the Gainesville hurtkrs In walks with 121 and G-Men and (he Orlemlo Senators strikeouts with 201. He had won In Gainesville, The 8ehs stopped 13 and lost t t ,an.d had s ta r te d the <Ps with a 0 >o 0 thumping shd finished SO of llu- 377Hls*1»# behind the five hit hurling of had li a >4 aappeared itituia t .till In rin. Trtgtmy Hyde, who lumml in his Gainesville's sensational 5Ia«on lfRh victory 1947 eam- l^eper, the unprrdlrtable leflpalgn. handrr. held two league recordr, ’ tlnescore. Iioth set this vear. He first walk­ Orlando 200 too ed IRjnrn In nine innings to break all existing league records, and Gainesville 000 followed that showing hy walking 19 men two weeks later. He also Hyde and Abrue; O' broke an old record of 17 strike­ •nd Dulaney, Llrphart, outs by fanning 20 men on May 30 against Orlando, Orlando's Ktan Zetlsll* had Iwen >7*1 c o t --. I "8 Iri 1B9.2 Inning* 1t a n l f U i d 1hadT_ ___ . Mir-. 204 in 167.1 inning*, while Orlando's Joe Jones hsd hit the most men — eleven, Jnnr* liroke all league records when he shut-oul Palalka for Or­ lando hv 20 to 0 on May 20 at Teas* homo. It was the worst white. a*lnMV|lle wash In loop history, longest game In league hDtery, IHLsn-K KAKPonn II sr .tlf h h ami ronsldrretl an organised base, fataik. 4* Si -4-1 l*l, hall record for scoreless innlngr. hurled hy the same pUrhers, was Lewbura 4* IS . <0* Jt DatltiS* It U .tit t» Sanford's I to 0 victory over DeIttietl* t n lf r S ir Land Saturday July 19 after 10 Orimaiti, I, l/slnravllln ,4v (Ail olhtt s u n n jMMiprtnxl. rain) Inning* of spcctarular baoebalb Sanford hurler Buddy Lake I,mit­ • gi 4,a Met PlISM si OtUndo. , ered over the right-field wall In ■ANFORH st Iaattuirx. the first of the ltuh to gain-'the Daytons lltarh *t I'ststX*. .Oainaevills___ .at __ 91 Autustln*. M win over DrI.and'a able Ylfti Alonso. amknicax L s-.tarn TA* w i. re t un Two no-hltters h sd . gone Into N«W ' Tork t i t ,u r loop records. The first wa* Juan l<o*luu It 41 .Is* tsq Peres's seven Inning 4 to 0 win Detroit i* i t .m u n )'h(!*4»1phls I 4T ,»»l 114 over Daytons st home May 4, while the second saw l.en Gogodschela and Alston MrGahegin team •811 0-5-2 M Jf' PoWno Cinetnatti 4# 41 tt* It u-ah ! • ' l i .III l«H delpM. is i t ,4en t t n>ietle Vetleraer Uthltn ♦- *t Mat* n inttet. pr York t, »'lr>rln«li t (ntte) rato I. Phlt»A»lehle 4. lltititSli S, llnston I. SA N FO RD SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK By R.j.scon M A R S H M A U L IN G C S C H E D U L E S T O B1 f O A O C niTTHK VPAR MAOSv w h a T in s e c t SPECIES PRODUCES FA M IL IE S ALL OF SAME SEX? T*HE GENUS SCIARA- GROUND SLOTH’ • Match Play Showdown Opens In National laycee Golf Tourney I'P HACK UP OLE Tom S ome EP*n X 0»DN' KMOW PE OLE 'o m AaJ’P FACK ME POWM ! WERE’ ALL C M £G A lU tR tJ/K } WHICH LIVED m SftUTrt AMERICA WAS DOMESTICATED BY PREHISTORIC MAN AND WAS ONE OF THE LAST OF THE PREHISTORIC MONSTERS •<« VANISH FROM th e e a r TH• _ ...... Newspapers'In Berlin Dominated By Beds . WASHINGTON. July 30, 'P i— -The Flah and Wildlife Servin' in­ dicated today that duck-hunt-ra will encounter Ihc most drasticehootlnic rules In a dread--- this Fall, regulation* n-mlnisrent of the duck-depression mid-thlrtUu~ . The a g e n c y is k e e p i n g its n u l - ] u m n marsh-mattiing ached Utea *e- j cret until President Truntar. nnd. Secretary of the Interior Ktugj a p p r o v e them, hut those acquaint-; rd with the waterfowl situation predirt that the Season will be cut to 30 days. It was 45 days Inst Fall, and JtO days in 1945. Lesnievieh-Miiuriello Clash Tonight For Runyon Cancer Fund Hy MURRAY ROSE BROOKLYN, July 30, M l Gits I.emu vich, the light heavy­ weight champion who seem.i tui Improve with-age, amt T hom Stau-4 rlello, the cut down Imut barrel During the 1940, eraspu from the Bronx, clash tonight’ in a nun-tiUc ten-rounder a t LbheU- fre r’-tw Field wleb rh a r f T ^ a r e r f kin1\Hh‘tier-nnd wilh the virtor fnring 100,000 youngsters. n posstide quickie with Joo lamia later on in the year. 'AIkiuI 25,000 fans are expected to pass the turnstiles ami n gate of around 1125,000 |>- preilieted., About 130.000 will go to the Datnoii Runyon Me nun ml Cancer Fund while the two haltin'* will cut up 00 percent hrlwcen •hem. • Mauriello, having trimmed himself down to ‘197 pounds has Iman.. A I’ Nr«* fen hire* IN—In (he non-stop pel Itlcal tug-o-war between Fast and West in Itertin the Wcstrn Allies are badly outpointed by the Husalans in the dally neWtpaper field", Ttie Itussiana rontml nine ■lidllf* against a comhlned total of sit for die other three occupying pow­ ers. The Russian-controlled papers have a total pre«- run of 3,120.000 copieji doily ‘ n£ain«t n comhtned total fol-^fle Ameriran, British and French papers of 1,250,000. And durinir the first half of 1917. while the. two Americanlicensed papers here had to taka a fifty percent reduction in. news­ print, the It ii Mi an-controlled papers trained more than 110,01K1 in total daily circulation. Airaimt this gain. the a il papers controlled hy the Western Powers could show a circulation g a in 'o f only fifteen Ihoitaand, as a 25,000 gain hy the British-licensed Telctrmf more than made up fhr a ru t Imposed on tha French-licensed Kurier. Kdilors of the western-controlled papers says it’s all a m atter of newsprint. Given the pnppr, they the many surrounds Berlin nnd is rich- SHOES FOB PLAY WAR BIRD - A SEA FOWL T h a t c a n H oT S w i m I Tltltst lost year, was pitted against John Knight of Hprt'ngflrld, lit.- I.eigh, Florida's IR-yearold prep eliampion, hooked up wilh E<l Kiamcikv of Omaha, Neb. . Defending Ghampion Al Mengert of Spokane, VVa.sh., war unImpressive In qualifying, with a 152. It) strrikes off the pneo, and fared possible trouble ip hla o|>ening ' match witli Doug ('ampin II of Madison, Wis., wh> shot 164. The N ational'Junior t’hatniier Commerce liotf Toiirhameiit indny moved into a uintcll play show­ down with two lB-hoie round* scheduled to trim a field' of (14 qualifiers to ID title contejulcraIn the spotlight wwrr to-intsUL 1st* Bolt Peter* of Kansas Cily, K ansan last-minute arrival with a set of ancient flubs, and Wesley Brown, a three-sport prep s 'a r PRA0UF,-(/lVThr : Grech youth from* Chattanooga, Tenn.. who stroked two-undoe-par tn yeaterdavfa M h olr qualifying ' te r:r — i’eters today tested his prlehed- Ameriran film. “Mr. Smith Go. up clubs against |4-year-old llu- in Washington.'*-la- shown In tlib fus Hughes of Pnduca.h, Ky., who' Crech parilmooi for all memliers qualified with 165. of the legislature, * Brown's first round opponent* The picture, wilh Its Senate was Dirk Pogue o f ' Watertown.! filibuster and its speefhe* on Minn., who shot 151- ynterdav. j freedom, democracy and Indr. Walker Inman. Augutta. Ga„ prndrnre. has been ehe'efed at dally who yesterday lapped a nest Hd. - showings since' its n tre n f opening hooked un wilh Rav (.Spike) It-e- here nnd arrlallned by newipaprr her of KUmnth Falls, D rr, last -dront* rrttlrs ns tho liest film year’s lunner-up, who qualifiwl shown In Czechoslovakia slnro the U. S. Movie Cheered In Czechoslovakia .. • D a rk 1t llu rs c ,, Ilu rry ? agnmst mo atoiiu, lortm’r cat penter’s m ate from^ rjlffskle Park, - jr a tiT B R A N ir TENNIS SHOES Walker Continues To sTi 0nnx ,,aiUrrp nrrJ»ndePace National Hitters Imilmrs any hopes of !HL^" meeting lioul* agaiii^M nurlello was stop­ N>W YORK, 'JULY 30 (tT)- ped hy ent-r against one Johnny Harry W alker,-ihe-dsrk horse for the National l.rague batting ..... ......... .............. ....... . ................. rbnropiohieti.p continues! to pacej (,|„ | M„t m atih his eireUlt’a baUora today w ith. jn twn „ r r vi’ou.s tilta with l-esa mark of M S. Ilo wasr-JWiiedJ j,(.vith r.ack in 1941. Iioth for theJJ5-pound diadem, Tami lui.t on laud Indians, who regained His points hath (linos, Am rilran League hatting load Uu*. who will Up the scaley.at wilh a mark of .341. * I about 180 even, stopped Billy Walker, th" I’hillirs• Fox's long knockout stseak hy th > I’hiliidclphie I'hiladelphia I'hillirs Hychnser, made !0 hit* in 27 times flattening Iho young Philadelphat bai during ihe past week inn. nnd blacked nut Mello Bcttlnn Jjnutigh games oGKunday fmt iust in leys than B’tnlftute In titi'lU t' seven points of his b ad to runner- two outtings. up Frank Gu*t|iie of ’PlUabu/gh. Gustine, in tky ioolit.of a a ig n m s hitting streak; Jdmprd his mark to .329. Both Huiidrtnu and DiMnggio IKJVr ef n playing manger of a second division eluli, rnme (hough with RELY ON 4-LKAF his one hundredth hit Sunday tn Climb four Mint* during the week CLOVERS, foe,- o|iponrnta who tpinllft-d Ihe plate this season to n .rlisn.'to In the National lo-ague I* Walker stroke* back at 157. . nuwhere, lie wore no 13 last Cooper, ralcber of the New York !ey, Soutbrtn liiier*chote*tic "" itched to 1 I-this season. Giants with .323. Non-marking soles. BOYS, MEN’S sizes 4 to 6 sizes 6'* to 12 U nrcfoot fre e d o m w ith S c ie n tific p ro te c tio n . BEDS with cushion sole and heels Low Quarter MACGREGOR TENNIS SHOES cushion, arch & hetl Low q u a r t e r GEM SOCK (An ld«tl .toch made ^specially for wear with tennli nhoets and ItooIh) WANT ADS ABE LUCKT 306 Enal First SlrMl — Favorites moved into the wmi finals mld-Bouth Tennis Champ' lonehlpt and play continues ir •very class ekeept tha boy*' sin W hy n o t plan a v is it to D a y to n a B ead ) th is weeke n d ? Y ou'll e n jo y y o u r uiualjro o d .tim t - an d , In addition, m ay fitid th e so lu tio n to your w in te r hortte h e a tin g prob- elnglee. 'ARTS THURSDAY FOR 2 DAYS! of lh> S r r c o 'o nll-llme grealo relarn* to thtlD again . . . . and again! W e 're sp o n so rin g an Ini- p ressiv e display o f modem oil hen ttn g sy stem s - type* sizes Inane aaud n d jris M ffo o r eev v e ry huuie and budget - floor furnace*, closet Installations, clrculst(' ~~ in g and ra d ia n t h eeaa te rs -— models especially auitnble for F lorida’s ihhlila'a h1....4I._____ » F ea tin g needs, ryo n e ’sa ta talklm aEvveery lk in g about o l lth o u M , h e a tin g . W e cor­ d ially In v lt* ybu to g e t tk8 la te s t w ord on i t a t f ir it L a s t D ay W ednettdayl iM Ifd lr WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1947 H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A rL , i ... i £ • . — V �c THE S A N F O R D K C T A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ID N E S D A Y . J U L Y 30. 19-17 Legal Notice \ o i n r : -nr — r»t v n a a nc-a i . vw »viv*k ik i »t w h i n , ry p d e a i* > o ir n w r r ' " ^ ' a r t ic l e s f o r s a l e HID FLAYERS for rent. By nr week. Thu Music Uux, 119 WILL have watermelon, cmitnlopert, pcnclie*. tomatoes. Wed. | Hi St. I’hnin- 953. .70th through Aug. 2, Pith' and r i m space tn Melsch Uuiliiintc. -F ren ch Ate, Pie ed 'tight. * irge hithl of ice*, .newly decorSUtLTUE new I.awn .Shaver. A it.il. nll utilities, heat aiul^avufor drniohstmUiit Jon, SENKAlt *r lervice furnished. Cell iW.iCLASS & PAINT CO. 113 111 11. A A. Dept. Store. W. 2nd M. IM FOB RENT—20 acres »ub rrigatnl truck farm. P! arte* FOR SALE- at Minorville, firm er Air Base. 35 thousand feet -I in well*, a 7 room ilw.lling Inch clay drain tile, K ,V ti inch tgaant hnuma 2 large barn*, ctSy sewer pipe,’ goi-d Ml.i. rolling tor rent only with I & 3 inch galvanised an.I tdxk On Cameron •Avenue, steel pipe, valves of the same East aiila Sanfonl, Fla., phone ■ice. 1500 feet 4 inch Universal fwS-R. F. O. Box BS3, H. B. Joint water pipe, rust Iron, TiNKi Itevre. feet of 3 Tt li U. A- hotter lied Wood. Hydrants and specials. JNVAI.KSI’KNT HOME now We are selling these article i at jipen ht Chtiluota, IK miles 3. E. of Sanfnrtl mail IK mile* N. E u discount even ,lho some of them are out of the market. :* f Orlando. L uge screen and Open potrhes to sit mid enjoy C o n t o r t Superintendent on ||h c fini| bn-eies off Lake C.«thground or call Orlando tW23 irine. I.aigr ground* anJ walk* after 0 P. M. ife from auto traffic. Large EatitiY Biel room*. Brick construe* ROOF COATING- Aslu-stos Alu­ minum roof euatlny- g.-vd for tli-n. f a n ari-<lmndnta 25 only, metal, slate nr composition roof, I’hniie nr writs- for reservation iny. Stop leaks. Cool-, your home at nitte. Oviedo Urtfi'J or Dr. 10 In 1 5 ',. Ten year wirinnty. Mai tin 2.192 or write Bo* 137 SKNKAU1K PAINT A CLASS Chuhtula -Florida, l-mue st-hin CO. I13-1H W. 3nd St. Ifer guest* to visit their tloetoe. . . ' : W-OWKRS • YAll.VIU.ti at tout; i-ijnvement* foe all occasion* flv-TiioitS! Ju « n town section, up to date npartnn-nta with nil McNEILL it YOST FLORISTS Sipes Avc. Just off Cclerv ! modern •conveniences. Adults Offica ph. 403 residence nh.'OlO R [ unit. Plume 550. s help wanted - is r* m h o u rs . A la j Floyd. j top aihj tiKtiiiiiv M iT iv trn * By A d v e rtis in g In | / . Tint N-,w^up«f \ < y 1 Itis l n tu lr but l» tn filwt s a a t n s t CHIUSTMAS CARDS 30 FOB I t A WITH N A M E-SA M PLES FREE m ^ V n HmhfSff-.!5 Srelel* biK K r^t v alues** m a k e q u iv k , th u 3fn«! K i.m ef tiwv *>r Ju ly . fa»y (irufiltL *Fin«*iit Hm* munth IML imprinted Christmas Folders, , . , .V ** '!.*’r.n,,"2 and 23 fast-sclliny a s s o r t m e n t * . m V le riK s w rite for rllh K samples. JEN- n«j t> l„ tuid liremc i-|»ik KRAI. CARD. 1300 Jackson. <t*IHCI,IT IVU'ItT KKAI.) Dept. 3t>7, Chirayo 7. ■ t Wo.«ui nrlsiebv Klerliln Attorney r-■r i-isintirt HEADACHE o ftih r tuLc^nrftller* which help u>|M,rU|ih« tU—>1 t r r p rim h n litn . Whrn Huy M f in d and >k>n I truth right tn tlw dittlm a, i w t r l*rui-le list* to e el up nig h it. t m i u e i l t-r r r:,n tn « .-> tm with tni»rlin*si<.t t-.m ing t-*tn*Urm-* ttum g Uirie It tnitirthlng wrong with your hiJn ry t or ll.ul.lir, Ih-n'l nrutret Uut mnJIlUin sn.1 Iom t th istle , m tf u l slggp. When .lltor-lrrr f t i b r r tuncUon w t s i i i , t-nlHOHrut tiM ttrr fit m iu ln tn your D rin t It m arn ln .M u w nagging twtkarhr. ihninutJg paint, try l a l n y l t H of |wp an-l rnrrgy, an tiling, l-urtlnru un Jr r t l r gyts. hraitacbrg amt i n i t t i L * P o n t tr .it! Ark rm ir itrVgglu for Pnan'g ; l ’ltla. a tlim ulant dlunrtlr, u « ,| ••■rm .fane t-r rnUJIoni for o r rr SS coat*. Ik*,n't gfra I lin rp r rrllrf amt wrltf h.lp I ho It mltra of si Irrrtu lw n rtu ih ,-ut ,n-i...r. , warta from i yvor bhant. Cat Uuaa's 1'iUa. CANVAS AWNINGS CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS VENETIAN BUNDS Aluminum, Steel. Womit I0 DAY pEU V ER Y ; Wc JRISFAlil! Phone so s STEVENS — 617 \V, Hulilnsun — Orlitntlu Phone 2*0729 I . Sty Jk’iiu ty S hoji n t 2Bti N o rth P a r k i s i j f i w o p en . ■ T h o Intent in tniMlorn w io lp m c n t'-a iw i •furtli.-thingrt r’ h h v t' In-on inntnllotl. • Inrltulinyf ituUviiln al Tiqfith u n its , inul n-Roft w itte r B ysti'in, w h ich -tv 7r*fTwc!«Hlty in ki’i>|tintf y m jr Im ir -soft atul r lu’u u lifu l. I)rt»|> in o r ta ll fo r a p p o in tn iu n l. E o m to rly a t nt»U.— I’n rk A vt-juiiv HA UKIKIT MILLEH BEAUTY SHOP 20fi N o rth P a rk P h o n e 971 FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM Try NICK'S OWN ICE CREAM m a k f o u r o w n le g C re n m . A ll fla v o r* T a s ty — D e lirio u s — H r a l l h f u l A COOL SPOT NICKS ■ • 414 S anford A venio . t.i> ■> Your Favorite Beverriffo - .. - ; -1 :- - u v a ia n . tm r s r X WEEKS W ITH PAY ’s Package Store and Bar I’htine SSB 112 W. F ltn l S l r r r l 1*7" WEAK NERVOUS WATCH RKPAIRS Three Day Service All Work Guaranteed 12 Months The Watch Maku* at MATHER'S I*. W. IWIenssr rwif VWnrrt omuln llmnsa Wheeler of Sanford FHK’K ESTIMATES r Amerlra's .Most Beautiful - Aluminum •• Cedar — I’oll-hed Mumiaum Ask Me Cor Free INllmate E H m im Tired Kidneys. lung Sleepless Nights ii< •. a i s WORK WANTED EXPERT paiutluit— rujitruct or hourly basis. S. t!. Gieyan. Free estimates. Phone 7B^I-J. FLOOR SANDING & fim shini.' DIAPER BKUYICK i cleaning & waxiity. Our poyerl For Krnertaliotia of Immedlat* Delitert to SANFORD— unit enables us to work where, PHONB 33157 there is ,no electric rdnncetio.i available. 2l yenia rxpcrionr-'. 1.100 East Kublnaon Ate., Orlando IL M. Gleason. Luke ’.Mary, Fla.) hurniturc Rc Imil hln| ROOFING - ROOF Paintiiq;, all kind*. Smith-BcTt.sFhfUid tlRK.-, < jtm Oaktaol Wart Export Workmanihlp GENERAL housework or launderTHE SANFORD CABINET iny. Annie Pittman, Hilt E. 9th. SHOP CLEANING — cnohiuy rstiey 124 Paknollo Avniuo for children -- hy week. 705 L u., cust Avc. I [uitNLSHKD apt. fur a couple. SEE JIM M IE._COWANS. Sheet Metal Works for new radiator*, |r.t)7 W .J i S tm t. new radiator cores, radiator BENT- House In lathe Mrtiy, cleaning & repairing.___________ I2 SPE C IA L, Sh MV ICES HftTtln. 3 looms A- hath, furCONCHET'K SEWER PIPE hit-lied. 1 III. West of C or C SEPTIC TANK Si Grease Traps FOR RENT--Floor, sander. Easy [Blily. tiiprire It. Putter sin. Blocks, Aluminum Wiudutv.t and o p e i a t io n . Reasonable latos, S«nW A I cranky ‘trrry montllM. m em P a lm , — f(ud-T'*lnb-fb—<«ltma-<^,--fthmurr Are y o u t r o u b le d b y d lsll* * * o f Pcrma-tile, Hurricane braces 3o;{. | tenisfe (iiitrUtUMl ■pertodle d liiillb * BEDROOM house or apt. for s o r e s t tow* tb U IrtsSe to ll rest so Miracle Concrete Company, 391) [ncrupancy Oct. I '—--Permanent DOIN.-R - J'L Y M O trra I tile d . Iila n -c tm iis. n r r i - v r - s l » u sh Elm Avc. Phone 1335, es? T lten so i i f L id ti a. I’mXI n-sidsnts. Ph. (MS-I t ■ PARTS AND SER V IC E- ' htim sm 's V n irisb lr C eetw onol In re list* JD» Palmetto Are. Phone lo ll such sim p l-im sl I’luXUrm 's (v ,m SALE—Llmerock for drive­ nd Is m*<l# m ails !•>' e-im sit. fANTED to rent o r - Irate mom FOR fr* way* * and roadways—Phone YA-DE moth proofing last* 5 pound b Iso tu u • h a t j for huslnt-ss. Write giving ile1241. taiu' tty, to li-i* IL Care Herald. le a n , llave-yuur wooleaa moth proyfed now. Duuntown CleanMIXEIlD FF.ED5--cmi.idsU Tins lOltSB o'r~ ;ip'dTTm’r-HT7 furn!died era & Laundry. 1I3 Palmetto lo r unfurpiihed. Exeellent rvfec-----l — ‘Avc. Phono 014. [rnrci. Cull Archie Brown 71ti*. Butte: us i* ::nt .cry Lnarging. I’ianu Tuning and Re|utlring. 1- L II. B. POPE t (). ISC. Sill. Res. C1I-W. mm----------- |—— m* ,i IR E A L E S T A T E F O R S A L E 4 CEILING funs fur sale. Lmtuv's SIGNS Dryg Store. I REAL F-STATE Shuw cards and poalara INSURANCE Paiitls, Poultry Supplies. Nall*, O— DUE’S SIGN SUM VICK MORTGAGE LOANS Purina Feeds, Groceries and O. D. Landress. Phor.s 1021 , IAYMOND M. BALL, lie.tllnr Meats, Totifhton A Watson, 1201 RADIATORS cleaned and repair Rcifistnrod Broker and Celery. Phone llUtb <‘d . -id le n R a d i a t o r - S h o p , 101 Insurance Afft-nl Sanford Ava. Ph. 35&-W, T 4 Fluiiilu.StaU> Uunkllldtf. AUT<). IIAI )11>3. -Mulot ulu. Sale* ami Service, ; Thc Music Box, LAND C L E A N I N G AND EW, twu story, threu liedrieim 119 W. 1st.St, Phong 9 5 ^ ^ LKAINAGF. I NEW CATER. Ihiimc. Two j-nr g atare. On PILLAR DBI8KL IIULLD07-SKWINt; MACHINES Itner.Jot ID) | 140 in Muyfatr, EBS WITH P A L M K T T T SALKS A SRI1VD E rnl sell-oiifui uislicd nr furnished. RAKES T W O 3/4 YD. i n s i t r s HEWING MACH. HIDIP jlmno H55-M. ,____ D RAtU.INKS. EtJlTPMKNT 113 S. FRENCH. I’ll. 1190 NOW IN THIS VICINITY Ionic on largo led. Corner Hick­ NIMNICHT CONSTRUCTION ory and 7th 8t. 700 K. 7lh St. COAL circulating heater. UeoMinaide. Ph. llCfr-J. CO- ORI.ANIIO, FLA.TIIONK *3,000. Apply to J. J£ Walker, 2-2*3L ■ , _________ 9Hi Cyprmta'Ave. LOVE SEAT - good condition, p, J, Welier, Elder g prlngu. I, VERY drairnblc f i v e tiHtu RUNT A CAR YOU DRIVE IT i'Pinutatow. Gan In- putclutscd SALE- Slightly u«ed Elgin PHONE 200 with *2500.00 cash, b a l a n c e yrle. John ll.‘ Rout, HI l Pal* Ide 1monthly. * • STRUCK LAND-MOIUURON met to.* U-imiVK-IT. INC. Ibiberi A. Williams flume 732 Atlantic Bank Iildg. GIRL’S Bicycle. Phllcu Cahlnat SEE US FOR Radio. Phone “252-W. MIMEOGRAPn PRINTING . YOtf like to live on the edge AND TYPING * of the City we huvd a nice five BABY carriage, Thayer loUiiiiiiCREDIT BUREAU OF roonT bungulotv with all .’onven, Ide, gmid eomlitipn. Phone BO’J SANFORD Jciii-e.i, eight large lots, lermr W. 110 N. Park_______Phone JPO cr.n be iirrnngiil. • Priced only CANVAS PAINT- clear and col­ *495t..on. STA N CO M STO CK ors. HKNKAIUK GLASS • A EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING • ltulivrt A. Williams fnnetaisnt 0 snarl tire Fred Myers, 311 K. 2nd B t PAINT CO. Plmpe 320. fhone 733 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Fbeaa *tW-Tete4rp« I) It M ATTENTION MOTHERS BOOM home, several bluetts PURE Air Gas Kitc|u-n Unit. Mxr—DIAPER SERVICE— cem-llc Cabin Court. Siv Orl tudo from center of town. Phone t09Ruby Valvrt furnishes hospital Highway. Phono 229-M. J.________ •________________• MMXbee ti. A. a. D. clean.sterile dtafiers and deo-lnr- Rejwesenllnf T. N*Len O Koarka, ZINNIA and marigold,p tantr fur lied container. F-cnnomlral and ROOM house, with 6 lou, con­ Daytona lUaeh, Via. safe. Fully medically approved Fall flower* tmw n-ady. ’A. K. structed of nelerjed virgin pine Rnnsettrr, Florist, Tele. 2I2AV, Call Daytona 24fl7-5V rollect for and cypress, A-1 condition, new­ details. 06 diaper*. *2 a wee:. I ly painted inside and out. some ’Celery Avenue.* - V r i R S T IN 8ANF(lRT)” •fruit. Amq four 200 pound fat • DUNLOP ~ DO YOU KNOW ABOUT hogs, 2 young milk enw* with WHITE WALL TIRES TRACTOR M O W IN G -W e mow first & awond ralves. Allp- C00-D) *21.50 plus 7ax. Le t t s vacant Inti, roadside* or. Inige| gethcr or separate. Innulre at IVhrn yell U«hv reia.hea y o u libTral trade In S.a-lth 3—utla acre* re*. Phone 41 or IflT-J. 2331 Orange Ave. or Phono 795*ry to *rl rlil of them all, re' C0(PIII *21.50 plus lax. kill tk» f»«r. th at. y o g ro r LONNIE McMullen'. M a r k e t I.r*» lilieral trade in. Ml altti spray or duet or (bat Shop, open'Thursday, Friday & nob Dennis Tire Co. (FURNISHED .7 Imdrimnt house walk late a pot*4tr by acs-ntei. Saturday. 413 W. 13th St. Phone 003 with 4 aerc*. ny owner. Phone 1294 or County 3305. La d ie s Chicago Shoe Skates - LAKE Mary d-aundry ready for - — - ------— - y — Business. Rave your wash done ROACH K I L L E R site OH — practically new. 1310 SMALL house. 60 x 160 Corner the Bendix Way. Mrs. II. I^inpIB D I F F E R E N T * W. 3rd St, after 5,______ ~ lot, *2600.00. Plume 714-It after eti. llvtHr hr*. rt*l I t Ii«c*iUa» tH»Jf Uh« 4 P. M,_________ il. T tl*y d r y ut> rtiut d ir. H i t WOOD or coal circulating heater lit t»*f* HttiivpoU*iiifHia to iiis-ti — good condition •• *35 ctuh. 13 N O T IC E S — P E R S O N A L T FOR HALE tint ptla* 113 Holly._________________ lA VERY nlre two liedroom frame WILL pay *5 for transportation house, close In. This house la in to Daytona or New Smyrna, g o o d condition throughout 6 ARTICLES w a n t e d at Thura., Fri. or Saturday. Phone |rwould cost *6,760.00 to replace. 350-J. llant'a Tuxedo Feed Mtofe Priced at Sti.300.QO. Highest cash price paid for used ('•m pbeira Feed Store [SMALL two Imdroom. two story furnitun- Ted Davis Furnltutc 14 L O S T a. F O U N D Henry Ruaecll'a Heed Store house. In good condition, ideal Co. .’Ill E. 1st. Ph. 958. Stanley-Roger* lldwa. r for small family, located in Rose LOST: white plaitir ladiea handand other goad atoree Court Section, reasonably priced I’LL 1IUY your car regardlr-ci of liag in Penney'* Saturday. Ret. age or condition. Boy Red, 300 j|* » Herald Office. Reward. a t *5.750.00, ■■■■ JEW* two le-iinunn Imngaiov- In W. 2nd St. i s ~ a u t o s fo fT S A ii Pim-hurst — suitable for urnall family — desirable surroundings. 7 P ats, Livestock. S upplies MODEL A Ford Roadster. *ZQ0. *4ji00.00. Tele. IR3-J or Co. 3304. [ AN exceptionally desirable two- Good mule for sale, cheap. T. n. atnrv house, 3 Ix-tlrooma Klm rd. P. 0. Box 205. Lake 1940 HUDSON deluxe *595.00. hath upstait*. and i bedroom *150.00 under market. Good Monroe. Fla. and bath downstairs. Large |(vpaint A motor. Box KRM Care ing room, with ' enclosed sun Herald. , HELP W A N TED porch; lihrsry, dining room and kltehen. Unusually well planned I’rolrrl* Your Health as to cuptmard space. Has two. EXPERIENCED celery grower or trained farm manager for farm Dy Sleeping’ Better. ear garage Incorporating work In Zellwood area. Good |K>aitIon room ami Uundrs. lta s 11Q ft. for right party. A. Duda A Sons, INNERSNUNG MATTRESSES frontage on pa'I M i atrtet. I-ot i* Oviedo, Phono 2151. and landplentifully fruits B O X ^ F R IK C S - v HOLLYWOOD BEDS WANTED: Man to aoecee.l R. Simmon* for Hawlcigh business VERY tpacloux and Matiufaetuied To Ye In Northeast Polk County. 1500 n I-anta, b Individual Order By famiUef. 'Product* sold 20 yeara. ng V< Permanent if you are a hustl 'r. on steel, with 2 For particular* write Raw. and hath upstair*; and Matlreoa Renovating Iclgh'a D-Ph FAH-440 1038. Rah ‘ Rebuilding A SpecURy living room, dining room, Memphi.1. Tenn. nr see It. Hart­ Call U* Today -- Sleep ____im and bath, and kltehtn man. Box 234, l-ongwood, FI a Better Tonight ■downstair*. Ample elotct and cupboard space throughout. Ih fr 10 COLORED boys and ? colored Hous*, hi* recently been roderowomen for kitchen work. Apply Inride. If your are looking Pig n Whistle. Park 4 Geneva p of distinction, this Avenue*. ‘ | Hanfe Sanford OH Celery & Sanford- Th W k « y»v t 1*32 e*Sanford, Ha. YARULEY VENETIAN HI INDS ktiHttUtt that «#*| tm«h4f*tt «tr* wn%*Kk nl.rf Ihf'lHiAtKt I* i wr.ntgu N l - * tfr>fft*a*» i s phtt. \V A IS £ V }} U U M N E S S / GIRL for cashier„ i*. i cosmetic coun-‘ M cK inley K in s. In th e 1 C irc u it . 1. . . ___ . ... ter. also soda girl. L a n ry > P l u g ,-,n irt ,.f H rm lm -lt v -m ru y s i Himotorc. -t f o n t Kiel 1.1s The title el the ■ “ 1 " , jij,,. i, Manila MvKISln Kinif. NURSE for 3 children, as.< 3 i PiaiiMlfr, ->rr^ V o , ».>! I'tuyri A. t£lk Scaami ihtv Avenu,-. ' j Kins • .Iwr.tiilsni. ^---------------------------- ! t \ n vow aiik itiettmiT WOMWOMAN for yrluval housework. MANDBp to "Pl-rar •tlhrr i-n*" ilf!7 V t te n elljr o r hy stfe ru i-y . In .o i l *1111 1U7 W. lAK-USt AVC._____________ Ur -Iw r' „ ir 9 Dried herbs are three to four timc-i 'ir.oiawr than frr,*h herl-s. so -should In- used spsiinyly -In seasi-uid f,UM|t I i.siiia. sort siiuh maiiiOit. sddrrte i * I’r n c tiliu r a , A la b a m a ! c/U < tru r* c PAGE SEVEN W hy W orry Wi t h Y our P ast Due Accouuth?- LET W\ | 1 r || •* / FLORIDft 1 Howland Collection Agency Diin’t w .i-ilr p m l m t s TitritUun Him* g u llin g In anti from >inir ‘‘u n m lrrliin il.’’ F I.V E L 0 H IH ,\ A I R WA Y S anti illivu MORE T IM E fu r fu n an d rn la x n lin n . 1 1 3 i , M A G N O L IA A V E N U E P H O N E 1091 S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A ( m inn,lint; n l tl i Airlin e* i c r t i n x lit* Your t’uUrvting l-’ur Ytut Cull At Our Offirt! Fot UollucUuit ’llulrs Vutcrlca I Flljjhln Daily . . . Air* Trawl, ('artla Aircptetl T E L E P H O N E 1;i2.'» MU N I C I P A L A IR P O R T . Ky Kay (totto OZARK IKE (soa-V,'-)vmnouT 02 ark , X (0 P 0 A N ) THERE GOES OUR OAT <#(AL... ’ _ AND BASEBALL'S . (GREATEST GATE ) | f. ATTRACTION/ J 7M IB AIN'T HO P L A C E F fjR ’ M E ... A H M ( GOIN' H O M E / (G U L P ) DINAH THINKS All DONt THBoWpD ItCR A CURVE/ HIT Dt ROAD 0 . . . J . P . . Y O U'VE 1 GOTTA THINK FAST/... _) B L O H D tE „ .T H IS DRFA M O O A TS A L L M IN E / .A i- Funds Tweet And Lowdown! MICKEY .MOUSE "**n ^-tuser. K33N WOOJ c AMC3 .B U L L - A - 6 3 'P T l ETP ID -A -O C !(P C ? l H ROACHES? By Our Want Adi ^ Vicvi I - -V 9® 't fW »**' • -- t a hm fib * W O I d t f Wiu Hits DlGGOlSe II RETURN TO me CAW? AMD-FWO oor WHO’S LX;AD. tv >tsT- ay t q fsrmekate* By Fran Striker sSomcthin^ Has Been Added! I IIE LONK RANGKR i r s oiock sherwashe waj1^ VWRPCRED BY A MASKED MAN AND AN t NO' fBC SIGNS SHOWVTHAT'S^ THAT HE WAS ,--------- f IMH.Wl$rSrRAM GLEh/ ■ V ING THE 66>5 ARE GOING TO HUNT DOWN THAT MASKCD MANUNO 1115 INDIAN FRIEND F IT TAKES< FROM NOW TO DOOMSDAY/, • 7- f *'* tL KIT A KBIT 1T1C6O < ■TI«VVs*YF.TO MAJvB UG P a V le v r t explaksd 1 i L'-tmTVir'Jj ~c roQfvn rua - S PR ttA O 1 1t o n cur.* |T n l> e .C H S F , PBALLY ECHOLS TheLost isFound V A - T A - t> k l. ^■ 4 V K _ 3 —D 15c and 25c Pkga. svy: r vA-TA-PA By Walt Disney f (SaiOPLE- ^ L ^ FiO-A-6eiPPL50EE‘. r r tON. VMU. STICK■p*M! ECHOLS BEDDING COMPANY W t. __ LxtA '4.’nCMSV|B»c‘ ;ftF ! £ r *il *T’ S*fXfi, ._ ^ i -' , - V' p T “f . �T H E B A N F O R P ITBRALD. R A N F O R P , F L O R ID A PAGE E I G f iT •' l ~- = fi i . . t . • •* i.-. - v-: . . •• J- -: W E D N E S D A Y , J U L Y 30, 1947 •£. ■ • • c rL P£’ H S rr-r - - y * • • i; *\ • .-* ’ • - 4r----- i i - A > - ■ ^ ■ | ^ K 3 1 s t . PARK AND GENEVA AVENUES. CURB SERVICE DRIVE IN YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO VISIT US AND TRY OUR—BARBECUE PLATES BARBECUE*€HICKEN AND ALL KINDS OF DELICIOUS SANDWICHES— STEAKS—, SEA FOOD (IN SEASON) r.' ->* Ex'. . . * . * _I. ■ ' .. — - • • / _ . -• . - • ■i n i M i .T • ~ ---------- ■ — r* • ■ II .. • _ * • . . . T• ' f t? • a . -—t -- a - V I g -W -------- -— •—■— J. B. BRYAN - T — *---------- etion Of The New Home Of ■ I T iT ■ ■ PARK* and GENEVA AVENUES r. S; - . ,__zi: -*> *• FROM , ■ . The Following Who Participated In Its Construction — .r . .A INSULAR CONCRETE PIPE CO. • • Mi i • - » c:A-* SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO. Concrete Pipe, Ready Mix Concrete J fty 'V . Phone 1241 V 'T - Riley L. Hogan Concrete Blocks* . ' , w/ McGraeken Road V* 114 W . 2nd S T R E E T .. P H O N E 320 ____ , ' ~, .* •• General Contractor : '4 !K) P lu m b in g — H e a tin g — H om e W a U r S y ste m s " 409 W . F IR S T S T . ' X W\ ' 21 .■ t ’V r>. _______________________________ -flE fS -i ■ , .1- A. C. WEST A D E C O R A T IN G S p ra y P a in tin g A S p ec ia lty k*: IV X* - — E. CENTRAL #1 'iji « -v -*• Vt ■ O F F IC E N IG H T PHONE . r _ :P H O N E O R LA N D O W IN T E R P A R K 8S&.R 2*4722 OH CAN DO, FLA . CONSTRUCTION RADIO SERVICE * ** • * P h o n e 8714 2111^j HARRISON ST. L V' eV'rV'i/-s» • * SOUTHERN STATES FLOOR**CO. r ** k , : . 1S26 E . C oncord A ye. I • 110 W E S T C O M M E R C IA L S T R E E T T E L E P H O N E 1110 ' SA N FO RD , F L A . AVENUE O RLA N D O , F L A . . i SALES* SERVICE ST. JOHNS ELECTRIC COMPANY - i i ii PH O N E 128, * * • , r .1 • *Tt\ •• >. v.luH 'i ’ • i.V « 1' H M. G. HODGES P h o n e 2*1072 * « *,17- P A IN T IN G » PAINT . BUILDER and CONTRACTOR ___________ .*• . GLASS ORLANDO, FL A . f 1 ‘i m ■ r Man Products W •j -■»*».■ - ' FURNISHED ON S fri RD PAINT and MPA 117 So. Park Avenue. Phone .303 Vf $3 .» Ir-rrfH:- \ f A . iv ’ „ . �* i n . a i 11 — ?- r.*t •,. k • ''v - ’- ‘* ■- * THE W EATHER In Unity Then U S tr e n g th — To Protect th* P m m of (h« World j To Promote tko Progr*»« of America; To Prodae* Prosperity for Sanford. Considerable cloud;ne»» with scattered afternoon and • Ttninh thornier,ho« er« through Friday Gentle lo moderate south to southr*\l wind*. A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y V O L U M E X X X V III E sta b lish e d 190ft SA N FO RD , Bodies Of British Capital City 'Of Indonesia Forest Is Captured Soldier I n j u r e d In Booby T r a p ’E x p lo ­ sion D u r i n g Rc. moval Of Victim s W A A Accused Of Using Planes For Employees’ Trips JERUSALEM. July 31 t f V Hie bodiet of '(wo young Hrilioh ‘tergeanli kidnapped at ftottagei by I (gun Zvai Leumi w t’t found today hanging from two eucalyptus Ueei and weie bUvted to bilo by a booby trap when E xpenses In Flying A u t h o r i z e d Pas­ sengers Sqid H igh S c a t Of Republic’s P arliam en t S itu a­ ted In Java F alls T o D u f/h T roops BATAVIA, Java. July SI­ GH—The scorched, dead-city of Malang, seal of the. Indo­ nesian Republic's parliament, fell to the Dutch today, the Netherlands army announced, and other Dutch columns raced tnwara the biasing town of Tjllatjap, chief republican port on the south Java roast. K fcW SPA PBH F L O R ID A , T H U R SD A Y . JU L Y 31. 1947 Royal Marriage Set For Nf>v. 20 LONDON, July 31—(41— rrinceaa Klizabeth and l.lautenant Philip Mounthatten will be married Nov. 20 at West­ minster Ahby, . IliKkiJBgbam Palace annniinci'd tonight. “The King and Queen have approved that the marriage of Princes* Klirabeth and Lieut­ enant Philip Mountbatten shall take place at Westminister Abbey at 11:30 A. M. on Thusday, Nov. 20ih 1047," the brief itatrm rn t said. The Iwtrothnl of the heires* presumptive and the former Greek Prince had been given formal approval before the Privy Council at the palace earlier today King George VP* formal tnnsrnl before the Privy Connrll carried out an old ritual. —f NO. 185 A s s o c ia te d P r f u L o w e d W lro Greeks Weigh New UN Blow At Balkans Chiefs Of Army- Trum an Aid Plan Is Reported In Force Despite Red Veto Of W atch Group Flying Boat I \KK SUCCESS. July 31 Greece formally charg­ ed Itu.sia’s three llalkan i*; lelliirs today »l t h aggressbm In a drastic new move aimed at cminlertng the So­ viet Cnlon's vein of an Amer­ ican proposal (or an 11-memMr Vnlted Nations Hunter CnniniMeinn. Public Hearing St. Johns River Is Conducted By Measure Signed City Commission By Pres. Truman Action of W PB In L e t­ ting C ontract T o IIuKhcs-Kaiser U p­ set S t a f f H eads WASHINGTON. July 31 up>— fbc joint ( \irny Navy) chief* oi R equest To Close Srm - Jacksonville T o Lake •tall drt Isresl in July, 1942, that f t v-' F m * - h ‘ H n r n t ' y * 1 * r o j e c r " i n f * h v v . v t - n « iwesensiv-rra-ng -bags-. 1 * hm le" R Rll Vvtf. D>ur­ flying lx>.al progiain would I f inG i v e n $ 3 0 0 , 0 0 0 .»itini*iali|e." ing Races Approved it waa developed to­ AI* Special Washington Service day .at a S-nate inae*t’ig»tion int^ The City Commuijon held a the award lain that year of tha WASHINGTON. July U u ll public hearing yesterday Mo de­ President Tuintan signed today .< 1luicl-e* K.ai.tri ronlt.arii lor ihita termine whether or md to ie*ok-* $ 502,1 W.OI 2 ziqtiopnaiion bill amh Iki ala. the lifer and wine In rnie ol I, lot Hood cnnliol. n.uu.ition itfld ftobeii A, LovgJt, nm<s-und«r*ff^ D. Carlton, 80 C West Ninth other non-military, atliaiiiei of Ihe irt.aiy of <lale. tratified to tha Street, as If quelled in a petition War Department. Senile War Investigating Commit­ hy 18 nrathy tf»idetiti It w.ra One of ihe Laie*t measures *p- tee .as" In the Hand of these lop derided lo pul the place #on a maed liy. lliv 8*mIi CoiiBrc'sa be-, W v •'■’l *>1.......Ilie.se.---- «----- —pcadwrlnanary— r-*Wtn—eorj-rf—t' He read into the record of a tiire llie July If* recr*j, ii t'K ate any more complaints, In i - eludes $700,001).for tbe St. Jobns letter vlmli Robot A. Patterson, voke tbe” licemc, ll wai an River pfojecl, Jarktonaille lo l.-ale tlien updo sec ret sry ol *v*r, wrol# nnunced today by Guidon Brad llxinry. in tbe * J9 8 .11-1,8)5 lot live ye an .ago yesterday aummarilley of llie City Msnsgrr'a nlftrr flood control roriltiiu lion rind ittg the position of llie joint obiefs Ibe lequeil of llie Uo.nl Guuard mainten ance It dan « irrtri .$1 1(».- of al.alf. - —— LAKE SUCCESS, July 1| (id 1 ?DATAYT/V Java’,' July l l '(AS S re (’,irek gmrinment repented bv cuseJ the War Anels Administra­ Jungle troops ol the Dutch army Jo:me<l tourers today In be con tion of uiing a fleet of (Janes lo drove today to within two miles gidrnng the pombdity ol bring haul rlenographer*. clerks and oth­ of the resort city of Malang, key mg rhitger agsmil B u u u 't Bal­ er '"unauthorized passengris" with to earl central Java, and were kan ulelblet under the moat dl ai­ rome of the trips "week end" af­ expected lo occupy the- (lame, de -pinvitipni of tbe United Nation* ravaged center by night. fairs. cllSItri. • Ruley told te|Hiitcrs rspenses A broadcast Indonrvtan com­ in flying authorized passengers munique said llie Dutch were with- $5,000 Goal . Set 1 lie (iieek delegation lo the Unit­ By Were far above i ummeitlal coiti m mortal range and that Indo ed Nations would not rnm nrn'. Group. T o F u rth e r but — lie cited 37*flighta trrtween No nesians were applying *ll»e scotch­ n , infosritrcl. sources said* the P.uhlicity ~-Hx aj-c-c4. <rr.t, were studying c|o*efv iember, 1946, and March. 1947. on ed earth polity.’ which lie ■Wfd-tP7-aUllururrd~pIT I he Krpuhlicans ass'iled also Chapter \ r! I o l tbe charter, w hiii The Seminole County Junior pioaiJet (or United Nalinna *<■• sengers were carried at a cost jl their forces were within 12 milcv %7i,\72.H7, including 28 fe*t of Batavia and had teoccupied Chamber of Commerce opened a lion tn raaea of aggirtiion and flights of planes. Hr said roomier the perimeter towns of Tanger- drive at llieit luncheon meeting bretchea of peace. "* . cu air transport costld have pro- ang, Septon* and Tpmrne. The today in the Mayfair Inn tn raise That chapter ***« invoked for Auxill arv In lime Srrninolr Bou­ UTtieii-'ti tvlotr tbe memoran­ sided ihr tame service for $13.- Dutch declarrd thil claim was $5,000 to rna.iqlain »ml-jjj»crite ih’e first time ill UN hiiloiy ye. levard where m*ny boat* are »o fnr naaigstmn impioaement* -ind 141.48, making a saving* of $’>9,. "nonten**." This' Tbporlrr Hound ihe touiist information booth on1 terd-ar hy Auilialia in biingint be launched during Iwial rat*» m-ainlenanre liming tbe year ending dum to Don ibl 31 Nelson, then rhsnmjn •>( tbe \V.at Production next June 30. no s sign of Republican activity the Seminole Boulevatd. 431.39. the Indopetian' and Balkans u*u*i on Sept. I, was a|>|iin*rJ, Mill Other Items are for Board, wlnrli liter tbal year gave Ifizley fa chairman of a House in the genrrsl Batavia area. "This i* a community' pioject are on the council's agenda fni led lo Stale Itnad Deparlmrnl the I'annma Canal, fill,190,387 for Henry J Kri*er. vk'es| Coaat »hipexpenditure* sulK-ommiltce which The Indoncian broadcast said and we want lo te'e that it is com­ remeteriat expenses, f 1.H04.000 for the m,'eling today. appiftv il. has Iicon investigating WAA fly­ Malnng tv** "heavily grenaded buiblrr. and I liw.*td IJugbe.t *erdpleted." Brailey (Wham, pteiidenl . It «n. said authoritntlvelv that ing expenditure*. A written leport from ttr. the Alaska Communications Sysand maehlnegunned" during III.* “For the hcn-*flt of the WAA night, and that Hepiihliean* atart- ol the organization,, told those the Greeks have’been told hy Ihr Raymond L. Ilsis, City no-it tn- | tmi. ntnl iMto.nrm for nlternlion zifi nsutkul. cuginrrt and him briilges over navigable waters uri- die ei. an $IB,0!Hi,000 contract nnd anybody else,” llisley said, ei| fire* In the city yesterday. prerentv._______ , - — 'United Klalea that the Ttomsn apectorrura* reviewed hi which he der the Jurlssllctlon of the At my the Inquiry includes a finding, It said Dutch planes strafed gave bit tr*»oii< for condemning lo cotivtiuct liner huge flying aid plan remniiieil definitely In "Possibilities of bringing tourists force despite Ihe Htuslia vote - f some beef i which had Iweii sent Engineers. that “one WAA employee, accord­ Malang. boat*. While the total is S l l 7 .iUK.lRft ing to official flight logs main­ The Indoneilana said another into |lm area are unlimited, and «n American prot*o*al tz* set'up a In' a ' local nnukrt bv n ealll-* Under questioning by Senator tained by WAA, made five trip* mhimn of the Dutch army, equip (Mi money lint s*ill be donated Hnlkso* Cnmmltiion. Furthermore. raiser In llie routily, Tbe liver of under n $819,927,100 budget esti­ anti C a i n mate. it carries the largest flood O'Cntii'i-ir ID Md.i at various times during (tie last ped latgelv with U. H. Iend-l***e llie <fnim*i was romplptrlv de |l ,w«old I Imt Ihe United Ktnlea will be' spent lo blither the louiMt coutud-Juud In .several, ye a r* -- — U^tVaJ^»r--4e»vel*- » .d - ( h i t -tk*year, ostensibly as a tn-rclaty. and aiirplti* war aupplle*. had program tn this city." Odium ad­ |old Ilia- Graeka-lhla-eowolrv- »*»*' almyatl as * cesolt nf*V xrrrreTh« budget figure Included nn \V|'|t * *i n In letting « contract " A. jjyrium nd-.records.show e u f nearly -halfway kef at* IKe '•uni,- teJiiii-l ahem In their ef-1 toxtc condition,, lie staled, nnd Ill's origins) estimate of nearly $'.181,- to Hugh- a and l.sNee '‘caused person on duty statu* waiat of Java lit a drive from Te- ded rt* In estnhlDh a alnble govern- had fen-lered the tieef unfit for 000.000 and President -Trumans CiUicrrn*' rn tlir petT (if tha chief* lnT»*“ •** during “* ' rr office the time she gtl, on the north coast, to -th e A thermometer, ahowlng the rnt an<l a'tnp the divordrr* In Ihe either, human or amnia*, rnntump- rrouest for an estra War ilcp.rt- of *taff. was on these trips, with one ex. tinbnUarl area, 35 mile* to tha lion. Ur s.ild i*e knew of no other prorres* of the drive will be plar- alknn*. fund of $237,000,000 to tiegir ceptlen. In that ra**, sire I* southed*!. The Rrj ubliezBto *»• In accordance with mest In­ amerit10.year In thed'-wpto'rn era*. Mem, Chapter VIII Include* strong program to control rave in which ti»e WPB iiAd un show t^ as k in g on annual'leave,' eerted Oi* Dutch tCye ^»liig-*a spection ordinance "of Ihe Clly, a of trie'Jalcees will ranvass p u s itl, tr<Tn breaking off refloixj,*. develop hydroelectric I'ov. leiinten to jieiomr th» purchiaj Jtz* Larson, WAA general company of Japanese In the at­ the county In an effort to get the lalions with the aggressor up lo the lieef wet I'omientited amt oi er and otherwise utilize the rmin- log ngenev. rd-ltng tliat It'involv­ counsel, said he I* familiar Tn gen tack. needed money on which to main­ actual military operation* by. the del i d destroyed, the report stated / Irv's water resource*. e d “n liazardous and unusual aperal with the report of lUziey's The Republican Seventh Divi­ tain the booth gnd further 'the United Nation* against any rqun- The Commission accepted the ic Mm Ida projkei* included in tin* j prpacli U> have n third agancy subcommittee staff, since hit sion, pitted against the Dutch ad­ tourlat publicity program of the try' the Security Council decides poft, ,»afd Mr- Hradley, but -tded flood control portion of the hill competing with the Army and office supplied.the'Information. vancing on Malang from the north, eountyt It was stated. Navy tn' mdering ComBal equip­ has eommittrd an act of aggres­ that fg'oie mra: inndsmnatiou were: finding- lie confirmed by Sjat* Larson added, however, that offered no organlied resistance “ 'Today we are starting one of sion. Caloosahatrhee River and l.ske ment. Laboratory' analysis. “with tome of lb* contusions w* except that of tog road blocks, tha largest programs aver under Okeechobee drainage area* $12.the War Productlrfn Board sudHowever, the United Nations The Commission deferred action 700: Hollywood Harbor (Port Kv. ■lenly lawam'e a eonlraetlng agenare forces) to take exception.' tank traps, land mines and oc­ taken bv the Seminole County police fore* which would carr in regard tn Insuranceo f taxi­ casional anlplng. a dispatch from H nNilRNJtt I'ftK* I'mfctl ergladev) $410,000; 8t. John* Riv­ The subcommittee had planned Junior Chamber of Commerce,” if. mil any such military orders stl to question WAA Administrator Soerahaja said. The Dutch Jungle G. McIntosh told the oiganitation la In the discussion stages, Not cab operator* until after the er, Jnrksonvllln lo l.ake IlnriU'V. KoU-rt Littlejohn and hla deputy, troop* were hacked by mechanis­ “Wr need everyliody's help to, ■no soldier has vet been commit- State Insurnnre Commission holds $300,000; St, Lucie Inlet $6LOOP: a healing on Aug. rl. James A. Molllion, today but both ed force* Dutch officer* said four complete Mils financial program led to tbe UN fotce. lak e Worth Inlet $10(1,300; Tmti5f- • .4 "Due t i irports of ari'idrnt* pn llaibor $200,000. were out of the city, Littlejohn Dutch soldiers, had Iteen killed and we urge every citlsen In the U N ob*ervrt» said a -slgnlflcaused lyt. high shiuldiriy xt In New York and Molliton in end-six wourjded and that a num­ county to support our program,' The lull carries fund* t<» con­ ■nnt part of Cliaptei V II l* Article 1 reel Iiilrrsrrtinns, the Confllll. tinue or start water pr'oiect* in ber of enemy sniper* were, killed. Mr. McIntosh added.- Kingman, Aria. ■M. which permits, U N members I *|on drrlilr l to notify owners to Dutch scout.planes reported^ the Kirley said bolh will be heard Miss Hnrhara Damnlei. arsUr. o take rolleclive laction for self- cut shiubl-eiy within thiee feel mmt of the country'* liv er.b*ttn«. Some Involve hydroelectric de. latter at hearing* for purpoie* streeti of Malang appeared' de­ ant City recreational director, ap­ detente against an armed attack of the ground as required by City velopment a* well «» flood rontrul. of a “full, detailed Investigation." serted. ||y T H E ASSOCIATED PRESS peared before the organliatlon until the Security Council can nidqiaure, **i<l Mr. Ilradley. A Jogjakarta broadcast declar­ navigation and related work*. A full-fledged drive to land tbe ed Imlonesan shorn batteries sank and asked that the Jaycees lisslst art. It was said this would ha • Among these is the glgt-iitfe IPIR Republican presidential nom­ in building up interest In the in* way for action In the far* a “Dutch warship" off Tjlmlrlng, her (iarrltoti Reservoir In Nniih Daination for' Senator Robert A. recreational program for young­ "t a Russia vein which has kilt­ In central Java. kota esUmated to c p t 1168.0(19, Tuft of Ohln wax rapidly taking In the area. ed an American proposal i« set The Indonesian* said also .tha sters non. for which the Idl! carries 120,slinpe today. •' „ “ When the program started we tip a Balkans -Commission to 000.000, money a lso -I* pn>vi.{i-l Dutch, had occupied Lahat, In Su­ Tito 44-memW Ohio Republican matra tgest of Palembang, Imt had more children participating atch over Ihe troubled area. for the $l(UOOO.OOrt Clarks I Idl Re­ ST. PETERSBURG, F la. July cnmmltjee and the State's Repub­ NEW YORK. July 31. (JT>- The that Indonesian troop* had halt­ I In the events than wa could han31. (/II Jarkson C. Futch, 26, servoir. G*. and S. C.; th>- <*>'•.- lican rongieoional delegation * die. but the enthusiasm baa died. 000.000 -Wolf Creek Re< rv»l*, Weather Ilureau predicts a slight ed the advance. •on of Dr. and Mrs. IJ*mh I.. were holding «i potato mealing* it) We want the children tn come lowering of temperature* but TitFutch, (Ids city, w«* Inslaritly Kv : the $57,000,00(1 lliiggs'Island rotund'll*. Advance Indications down to the Grammar 8chn<i| I'nrk tie rain today to. break the heat killed ami (wo other* injured, one Reservoir! Va. and N'. C.t ust c tio.v Uo.ilJ lot trail) launch and foln tha fun," Mis* Dimpler wave that sunburned the nation's crlilrallv, When'Flitch's rar and -v $133,000,000 Fort Randall Kevri n “Tuft Immiiu" on * “favorite rbn" stated.. mid-section yesterday with read, motorline Ims rrashr<l last night voir, 8. t). Imq*. It was announced that thnext ing* that exceeded TOO at many SOUTH BEND, I ml.. Juts 31, on Gandt Itoulevard. Tonight, (»hioen* will have a meeting of the Seminole County points. A woman llstfd hy Mound Park Taft m ile et Cplutnhu*. Tha sena­ Jaycees will be held Thursday '41— Suspension.of passenger rar h Kansas City saw the mercury WASHINGTON, July 31. </P>- night. Instead of Thursday nt i induction and plans for a tem­ Hospital a» Mrs; Madge Burgher, tor will spenk end 1)(« address wi)l climb. Jo 107 yesterday. Si. Louis Attomey General Clark Tampa, waa the most seriously ■ H In H aM W lie hrondrhst over 250 stationsIn an attem pt to maka it porary shutdown of trurk aisrni- of and Fort Worth reported 103. and complaint today accused more noon. hurt. Police reported she was rid­ I I ' m II b m S . a >-.a« l i . s u i-lv lines at the Sttnlrhaker Cor­ G.O.P. leaders from half a dozen Oklahoma City and Little Rock than 900 railroads of collecting ing with Futch. National league Umpita George poration plgnt here were announc­ other stales will attend. 100. Even Ihe Far West wa* tnvro "uniust and unreasonable” rales Howard Fatibln. middle age<| Ilarr It m aking.plans for tho re­ ed ‘today by Paul J. Hoffman, (thin Senator John W. Brieker, (unbaked than usual, with IHyth*, on wartime shipment* of ateef air­ Idrvrlist, suffered a ftartured leg sumption of his umpire Induing lit 11 Republican vice pr*«ld#ntial, ptrddent. Calif., reporting 112, Phoenix 111 plane landing mat*. and hrulsr on the head. school In January and lias alr.-ady z'nmii'late. cleared the way for Hoffman said passenger rar and Reno 110, Ilus driver Harold A. Ilux Mid received many application* fmtn Ohio party mrmlier* to unite 6w, production would he halted next Thp action wa* filed wtth the he was driving (hr < rnpty Ini* prospective students, arcording to hlriil 'le ft hv gnitounring he (Bris­ Interstate Commerce Comm'tslon. WASHINGTON. July 31—V P )- I'teadav for an Indefinite period The government Is asking repara­ Prealdent Truman today fixed the i-edus# of a strike at the Detroit northward Headed for Plant City. a letter received from blip \ ...... ker) Is not n randldnte an f back* to hi* report given the dav hy Joel 8. Field and Dick M< - hi* {L-nalo colleague. tion for alleged overcharges on the open aeaaon and shooting limits plnnta of the Murray Corporation Arcording A* for Tafi himself, he haa said • landing mala moved from Eastern on waterfowl In the United State*, w hl* supplies fender* and hoods highway pafVol his headlights l.aulln. picked up the bicycle rider a| Mr. Barr In his letter requested ho will withhold any formal a n ­ fo r Btudebaker cars. •hipping polnta to Fariflr Coast territories and possessions. about the middle of the road. Mr. Field, Mr. MrLaulin and Sam nouncement until after he makes a • porta between Jan. 1, 1942 and The open seasons on waterfowl He swerved to avoid hitting-him Martina, former veteran's rdum- cross-country tour th is -fall. ' ~ Sanford Imya and girl* gre re- June 30. 1948. and coot, except for wood ducks, and suddenly saw lights of the tjnn supervisor, to contact Paul Thu* far* the only avovrad . auesterl by Misa Harbara Dampter, The Justice Department an­ snow geese, and brant fn several car coming toward him. The cycl Eddy, state supervisor of veternns randtdato is former Gov. Hat old Mrs. Nancy Itrock and Herman nouncement aald “thouaanda of states; end excluding Ross' geese 1st was hit by. the rear of the education at Tallahassee in nrdri Ktasscn of Minnesota; Both he and Rnimlry, City recreation director*, carloads" of landing mat* were and swans included: swerving bus. Mra. Burgher for­ to-secure renewal of Author:ty t" Gov. Thomas E. Dewey uf New .to turn out In full forre Monday involved. The petition to ICU Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, merly resided a t Jackaon, Tenn. eomluct the George Bar- Umpire York, a prospective candidate, morning at 10:00 o'clock at Ihe ■tales the exact amount of money Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, LAKELAND. Fla.. July 31. < A 1 School under the G. I. Bill of have preceded Taft Into tho West. Sanford Grammar School grounds toueht to be recovered la "not North Carolina, South Carolina. — The Florida Department of the Right* provision*. * Btnsscti Is now on the Paeifiq In onler to prepare for some Mg present ascertainable." Tennessee, and Virginia - - Dee. Vetefana of Foreign Wars de­ It was further revealed hy My, Coait and Dcwev I* in h it native tournament* during the fatter part 8 to Jan. 8, 1948. Louisiana, Nov. manded today Jhat the Veterans The complaint la another in a 18 to Dec. 17. Barr that he had received letters Michigan, stopping on his way of August. Administration Immediately refrom a number of li ngo - pn -I back.lo.Nf'r.Y'uk from • weatenl I’ractire will be started In ilia- aerie* which Clark haa mads lie—i imVi'iil veto rain patients from the ll ..hiIhm.,1 mn I'aae SUahll The Rev. Melton Ware, who deni*, highly coniplimrninlg him mondball. baseball, horseshoes, fore the ICC concerning wartime Hlatg Tuberculosis Hospital at freight chargee. . .. ;/■ -j on the manner in which umpire with Mr*. Ware ha* been spendtennis. basketball, badminton, I'resr Field. Tampa, because of a month in Arkantaa visiting her graduates of his school conducted football, volley ball, table tennla "inefficient and unsatisfactory” arenU, stopped today to visit themselves. and marbles. Miss Damplcr an­ medical service. .The umpire school wat lornird udge and .ifrs. R. W. Ware nounced this morning. ■ t Og»l Linton, department adju- la-fore proceeding to their homo last year In a former Marinr bar­ 0. L. Powell, former Gulf ulf Life Mf« The tournament* wifi be given Insurance Agent, recently opened lin t T' and quartermaster, made in Vero Reach where Rev. Ware rack* building at the Municipal Bemlmde County rank* 22nd a t the Grammar School and Jun­ an attractive little self service, r iIdle Uvo complaint and said if it pastor of the First Mathodiat A irport among the 50 leading citrus pro­ ior-High School ground* ami will Lake and Mayo Langston rash and carry grocery store noxt the VA didn't act Immediately th* Church. ducing counties uf th* United be similar to those which hava areBuddy . ‘ iiatrrDepartment would take newbusy putting up an attract lv» to Angel Angel’s eating place on'Sanford Rov. \t%re reported that they States In oranges grown, and 34th been held at the High School, she ' ' Ave­ ' ■ action at ita meeting here found the first three weeks in little fruit stand a -----t Palmetto Avenue, It le called Powell's EdgeAvenue. declarrd. Honor certificates will be ................. in the number of orang* trees. Weuul d*+ ——---- nue and Fourth Street. V to force the removal until wood Grocery. Arkansas very cool, but that durIn grapefruit. Seminole County given to winner*. “Yea, we have no bananas” callHosttfUl la put on a Ing t h f p y ) w e e k t h a r a w a a a. The.one alary building,'which -rmrcmh tn priwiomnn in iva tK w m eoiaotrorte d -try 1. ltny-^ti J t n r r jading. heat ware tnfet aent the temp­ OSLO, Norway. July 31, (.71— 27th In Ihe number of rOM M ISSinNEJOnBlGNs end, then turned liack is of concrete block VA pays for treatment of erature up to ' 100 degree* at An American military plan* car­ and planted. to planning a window all), his tlenta at the Drew HoeTA1.I.AI1A8SEB, Fla.. July 31 LitU* Rocl ock. Aa a result of the rying Joalah Marvel, Jr., U. S. and haa ■ cement area"^! front" These figures from the Unit*) h I* a branch of the cold weather of June and early ambassador to Denmark,. tipped States Department of Agriculture, OS’)— George H. Aafcell resigned mind compUtriy 0ff baseball for ! i hM I . J 00.* • pe. n frr nt»nd the time being.' Ital et Orlando. t<>d*y aa Florida S tate Motor they spectallxe In sale of meat*, Julyr tha tbe peach and grape crop* and crashed today today after landing were -ppinted out yesterday 1>T Commissioner are a month late, ho stated. fro ten foods, vegetable* and lee v thhide i " m i on a runwaay of Fornebu alrflch airfield County Agent C. R. Dawson. RAINED OUT LOUIB FIGHT position with rut engineering firm cream. Produce and veget ilea are near O t l i f None ____ _______ _ of the four per Palm Reach County U first U Venexuela. The historic eoftbell battle be­ attractively displayed in plywood LIGHT COMPANY STOCK YORK, July 31 IA 1•ona aboard waa aeriouaty Injured. the United- Slate* in vegetable Governor Caldwell, announcing tween, the Rotary CTub end Lion* racks. Lighting Is flui NEW YORK. July SI UP)— Marvel suffered a alight c u t ht Champion Joe Louis mL A production, and sixth In dollar tha resignation of Aabcll aa one Club waa ralnad out Wednesday large fan keeps tbe at Jersey Joe Wolcott of Investor* today were offered well Both engines or the DC-3 value of crops. Other Florid! of the key man of hla so-called evening nt the Municipal aofthall cooled. N. J., In a Un-round $38,200,000 in bonds, deiienturca. caught fire, but prompt work by counties listeif among tha vege­ “little cabinet," said a successor park. No future data far the tilt The store opens dally at 7:50 fight at M ndto'i Square equipment tru st certificate* and the ground crew and thaa pilot pilot *ub- table, leader* are Broward. Hi tiehas been "practically determined” haa yat beefl set, according to A. M. and closes a t 7:50 f V . ex-Nov. 14, »h# Twentieth capital atock, all but M.HOO.OOO dued the flamas flames quick quickly. The pilot boro and Dade. Seminole arid will be rtaraed riti the next Harry Robeon. Men softball offl- a p t on Saturdays when Sporting Club announced representing new corporate flnanc W M C ol./Torallnaon, 17, 1 8. air at- because a t relatively email few da; daL ixg hour ia 9:50 P. M. lug; - • • ' - • _ . . . s i tach* a t Copenhagen. table, acreage, waa not listed. #* , v; *j'ftjC Drive To Operate -Tourist Booth Is Begun By Jaycees down. Jewiih teltlemenl police found (lie bodiet in (lie foieit pteterve near Naianya just 24 houit af'er Irgun. ealiepiiit Jewiih undergtound otgam/alion. announced it had executed the Bfitoni •»« reptiial for the hanging of thirr rrguniilt conricted in a piiion delivery. • and _ The .area . . . wat — cordoned ------ - off —------* wm Wdcea were turned loo* in an tempt to pIHT u p th * trail of the / Jn Jerusalem, top Paleallne gov­ ernment official* met to map n rigid canipaifd -against under­ ground violence. One official said plant under comlderatinn In­ cluded a demand upon the Jew* ith agency to cooperate aclivrljr in atamplng out underground attacki ^ (In London Prime Minister Attlee placed the entire Palestine attuatlon before hi* cabinet 1. Whan soldier* started to cut the bodies down after an hourlong probe for mine*, the booby trap eruloded behind the body of 8gt. Clifford Martin. H blasted to bit* hi* body and that of 8gt. Menryn Palce ami scat* tered the piece* -e v e r a sinda .area. *» Tha blast wounded one gren ^ a d le r guardsman In the faco and threw several hyatander* In the ground. Including photographer Jama* Pringle and correspondent Carter 1.. UavlUion, both of the Associated Preaa. Pinned to the boditr of the two aoimtr* were “communiques” ((’•■ilanS mm !'••• Kiafelt Jacob C. Wills, ^ Of Lake Monroe, Takes Own Life 1— Talks And Rallies Scheduled As 1948 Cnnipaijz;ii Starts Despondency over III health was attributed by authorities today ns the reason Jacob Carl Wills, 70 year old grower of Lake Monroe took hi* own life. Mr. Wlltf body was found akrly this mornlrg in the wood*. 100 yard* from his a home. Ill* heart had been oleived ^ h v a bullet and a .22 rifle was clutched In hla hand*. Judge R. W. Ware, who w-*s called to the acene by Sheriff P. A.. Mero, officially pronounce! th at Mr. Will* had died by (hoot­ ing himself through the cheat. At 8:15 o'clock tM* morning. S h eriff. Mero tt t s Informed by . Mr*. Will* that her husband wa* misting, and that hit clothe! were atill In h it bed room. Jack and ^ B o b h v Harr*, two neighbor b<>y\ “ found thp body which waa elad in bath rob* and flippers. • The body was taken In a near** to the Erickson Funeral Home. Announcement* concerning the funeral are being delayed Bending the arrival of a daughter, Mr*. Lelaod T. Stratton of Pasadena. Calif. Mr! Will* la alao survived by the widow, Mrs. J . C. Wills of Lake Monroe. Mr. Will* waa born OeL 23; 'R71 akin Odessa. Russia. »aml became a ’ 'n atu ralised citlsen. He wea m ar­ ried March 8, 1900 at Rouldrr, Colo, and for a time fanned nt Ridgeway, Colo. He had lived at Lake Monroe for the past 21 rears. 1 Killed, 2 Hurt In Gandy Bridge Wreck Slight Relief From Heat In Midwest Seen Studebakcr Plant Suspends Production ICC Gets Complaint” Against 900 Railroads Harr I Planning To Reopen I>oeal School Open Scafton, IJmitH Fixed On Waterfowl TournamcntH Slated By Recreation Group State VFW Demandft TB Patients Removal Rev., Mrs. M. Ware Report On Arkansas State Farmers* Price Index Still Dropping ^ Orlando, F la , July 51—<A1— WTha United States Department of Agriculture In its farm price re­ port of July 16 said today that the Index of prices for Florida farm ­ er* continued *.to decline because of unseasonably low price*. ■ ■ ■ It said th at on July 16, the index WM 157 compared with 27(1 for the United States with 1909-14 100. tha Tgpori. waa i'T b o n lh ago and point* below a year ago. The Indtx at 61 was lower thai month and 143 lower that last year** July 15 Inde*. Tha frock index waa 141 com pared with 259 and 330 for last month and last year respectively. Grain ragistered la food km and cottonseed and ducts were not enough to offset H Incurred In cltyu*. truck miscellaneous iommodUiea, re p p * aald.'V £ tCTLwiagW jl Lake And Langston Open Frtiit Stand New Grocery Opens On Sanford Avenue Heminole Rankn 22nd Jn IT. S. Citriw Census J U. ST. Envoy Slightly Hurt In Plane Crash V . rrt ; - T . ' - ' . . . ' . -VVi ' ’y'/.v . “<x ' h / , t- • kl • . .. * 1• � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 30, 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/4518dff683881f16192985f83a36533f.pdf f7296db2e5c35425813e8798ae05a49c PDF Text Text I rUESDXT,' JULY 29, 19V Tire BXNWmiS HERXtU; PAGE Toncc Sen To Gan pa la i Manager handed « the botto: to drive tha wiini hurlcr’a -t A1 Met in tha n i| no run* second U Tonight A u leas i a tingle that Ms; call, on C hillock at Tomorr Leesburg Slurr«> Harrlngto Lake, n Brig*, cf »*((•< (i*i.i Tylsr, lb Rilvsrmsn, Fold, c tfwmii. f Buck, tt W tsthvis Tonceff. ' Rni*s if nton. t sties. * McOsbsln S Totali —Twn sciutd China Object* Td * ’ Fo reign »AHsiHlance NANKING. July 29, U P )- Rep­ resentatives of the Democratic League told LL-ut, General Ail«*rt X2. Wedenn-yer today that the Chinese people are bitterly >1" posol to hny foreign .assistance which would likely prolong the rivil war "whether it comes from the United Slates or tha Soviet*. I,o Lung’Chi. league spokesman, told newsmen afler a conference with Wedrmeyer's American fort­ finding mission that he was convinced the investigation was tin partial “but we are more interested-in-’What happens after they return to* Washington.” . - In Shanghai.1 the Dally ( hen Yli'n PS0 edltoriarty accused the United State*, through the med­ ium of the' Wedemeyer fae'-liniltng mission, of ■'interference in China's domestic politics." The nrwspnper, reputedly ownby a dissident'njemlx r of the Kuomintang (government party), said: ^ "To fact find is "hardly * cornDiimrnt. D i.\ nui glorious that on* state should Investigate another that ia oh an npial foot- ,*Klit til#- 11*1.1*"i t** ident Roosevelt mured top Navy officials to "reverse" themselves. *'1 got ail order for DR) aii_ carrier*,” he said. "All hell broke louse. They did not want aitcraf' earners* They waut«4 d*»Uu)t •is. r- ioM Them I chiiM TOT build destroyers Finally They cancelled ord»r* for 50. Tire baby aircraft earners have bftn crr*i*t*it]l l»y, Ih l, Nuivy with playing a major part ^ in tho winning • f h * w a r . K a f v c r swung into the story of them a* Ferguson pirssed a line of ipies- Hr.oMVf.ir— hint—ff award of the plan# contract* to In *. Kaiser and Hughes. iit» ' .U nder this i|ue»tion, Kaiser said would apiwar" rltat Ilia Pres­ ident "left a note” (presumably hr— ------rd'NsTy -i.rncUHI flbonr-Tlic c a r E rro r Three Kuisei told the committer that h ecottceived the idea fol a 2oOtoil cargo* plane in the Spring of 11*42. He saiil he tlisrusscd it with planebuilder Donald Doug­ las and Douglas was “ttemriuliiusty enthifsiastic. UaniKm*i< final>t*Arf« tlWfl lime application of M. K. Haume 'for a leas# on the Winn ^Lovetl dock building on .the lakefront will he taken up said Mr. Sayer, The building hat Iwen put in good condition by the City, ha declared. Action w i) deferred by the Commiaiion on a propoaal by the Silver Fleet Cab Company for increase* In ratea. They, prnpoecd a 25 cent fare within the area bounded on the ea»t by Mellonvilla Avenue, one on the aouth by Twentieth Street and*.on the wait by Cedar Avenue, and that all aingle farea outside that xono in the city It# increased to 50 cent*. With, two or more passen­ gers, the 25 rent rate would pre* operating funds. As we spent (2; P12 Inst year it can readily p seen that the Increase this Is 12.926.- Our operating bu.ljr howevrr, for this year iw p u g k a three thousand dollar* JW* tKs-1 last year. "This decrease in operstfaM fundi, in spile of the increase 3 the total budget, is brought a U ^ in two w ay s:"F irst: I-ast year we had h j unfilled position that was v*t*j for twelve months,- one pu/its J that was vacant, for dive tnontlj and another that wa* vacant thr.J month*. The salaries that w»J allotted for these positing.* »r j added to our operallng^ijudn This year all talariea for unfill The Commission wa* informed positions have been made t that three hew Chevrolet truck* available. were ready for delivery by (Ini"Second: Salariea have t* ler Motor Sales. Tha trucka to increased to . a leva! where t which bodlea will be added, are hope we will tw able to hold t to be used for garbage and train men we have. Two of the politic delivery, eaid Mr. Sayer. vacant last year have been fills Application* fur lease ' of sev­ "This cut iti'our operating fut eral buildings a t the Municipal will mean that we cannot do H0101 HO A FKM OilP on Ids nlghT-stlck, a Michigan police officer take* William C. Stacey, Column. Mich., Airport were received but action^ tpuch as we had honed to < Into custody following an outbreak of violence at the strike-bound Remington-llund plant at Denton Harbor. was ' delayed pending securing by This W.UI apply especially J o tin Fii tmed right, officer*.turn powerful lira hoses on the milling striker* in an effort to disperse them Mate the City of the balance of the sections outside of . Wsnfci police were ordered to the scene after Michigan's Governor Kim-Slglrr had been notined by llcfrlrn County Airport prbperty. namely. Oviedo, Zellwood, Wjet oillrials that a state of "11101 and Insurrection" eslsled at the struck plant. (JnlrrmHionol Soumlplidto) Two application* for street Garden and Samsula. Whei« ; light* were taken under considera­ bad planned to increase our (rtf tion, said Mr. Sayer. One request in these district* we will now n i• *\j was by The Church of' God at 1HIS DRAMATIC PHOTO made in the courtroom at the Overell yacht mur­ unable tu do as much as w ed P o li t i c a l E m e r g e n c y * Fifth Street and Hickory Avenue, last year, j the other by The Church of God der trial at Santa Ana, Calif., shows reconstructed alarm clock time H'aaliaawl lisa* !*■ *• 0«*l “In giving yuu these figwj bomb which llie prosecution chafgcs set off the fatal blast resulting in : at Twenty-fifth . Street rind Llm i would like to haw it cIrk ! l. end tliat in turn I* due the deaths of Uie parents of Louise Overell. CrlminoloRb.t lloi.Tr Greene Avenua. a* I liointed to low co*^I production . U shown using the meehantsm to act off a photo flash bufb afler defense, understood lliat we are hot « ■citing or finding fault with s ; * l. The out in yesterday's column objection tu the experiment had been withdrawn. The time bomb ar­ individual or group'of individiaJ solution of the (fiffirulty -l. pelll* rangement was built from the evidence shown in ruins of the cabin in large degree on |>ersudding the cruiser on winch Mr. and Mrs. WaiU-e.Uwatwii-dw-d. (TwlrrsfUf6aW7 coal miners, who finaljy won iheir we cannot give them the sjd f u r d#v week, to surrender that f (ISallnua Dm Sm i liirl tiunsl service that they hav* U. and half the dock* had been de ntiinlquea said, the Semaratig vi­ cherished pure fid *- tuna the led to expert by the alatcnsr 1(1T.T#<T* of the lOflhtry and r-tuili stroyed. cinity is rsturning to normal. The B oard B egin* W ork that our funds had been inrrviW to the old grind -- temporarily, !u (A Republican communique is­ population was ' reported going On A viation Policy 1 can assure you no one rrgrn be sure, but still to turn the clock sued in the Indonesian capita) of beck to villages and rics fields our inability to serve the grow* bark, Jogjakarta said a Dutch warship ami, with connections restored be­ more than 1 do. Should at tt That's where the question of bombed Pekalongan, 30 miles cast tween the city and-the hinterlarid WASHINGTON. July 29<A’)- time during the year addition leadership enter* in. and why of Tegal, .Saturday.) food prices were said to 're fell President Truman'* temporary Air money he released for our ut British newspapers are suggesting In southern Sumatra, the Dutch1ing. Policy , Board tocay began Its that Foreign Minister Frlres*. 1I.-Varmy reported, fires cngulfsd four I tin Jogjakarta the Republican studies to assist in formulating We will immediately try to ci pand our activities, in propoi m mav succeed Mr. Attlee in event wvlls in Uhe Peosapo fields, two army said Its air ‘froces bombed a national policy on aviation. lion to the funds made am iable of the lalirr's resignation. Deyirr o f.them reuses) by sabotage and ■i*.credited-w ith—being flm luplt: and Salaliga today and, \h ° uK,f Iward Iwgan oignniiing the study "greatest -possible' beni-flti from oil. Official* were quoted a* chased by two Dutch fighters, ordered by Mr. Truman July 1H aviation." saying the n«qss on the flank The job assigned thr i^ard is of the fields, weke of minor Im­ "returned unharmed” to its base to aid the. nation in obtaining lire similar to that given (tie MortuW portance. \ Board in 1926. Tht* Morrow ie-1 (In a review of tiiejfjrst week ol The army laid lVa^HTptlOtrari»_ ni.les riorlli- commendations laid the basis fut; had rut off the water supply tvwsflirl, the Indonesian news r-niiiicd Diiicli American aIV policy to. (« & _ _ _ Kevin is one of Di train's must ( to SaUITjfBrand wrerv^committing »gene>^viot»ra—eaid —lUiplrblicau tf.T. ' AtitUaraw * forcefdt personalities, and a !e.rn Rulmtage on telephone communica­ forces wiu?"rh+vuUuiiog Semiiiatig p o c k e t s ill icy en. roule to lender, lie has astute jud/nieill,* Situirrel hole*. frii|Uentl, are tions in the Senrarang urea. from Fast ami \VesTSl>»<l halted ami two ot ang is a gmal executive, fhojign -found uif th r east si l>a of "tree* . Kconomirally, however, the com- the Dutch el Salatiga^knd Am- Jogjakarta. sumetimrs tasli iri his Montnc**, lie Is a brilliant and -niiiful speaker, capable, of dealing cither , with an audience of worker- or n ' conference of international states-1 men. Hr Is a fighter and like* a : good scrap. Small wonder then that msny of j his party should think of linn ns being thr light jnan to inspire (he workers of the country tu under. take the production needed to put Fug rand on . her fret, especially I was born on a tobacco farm Indonesian Fight LUCKY STRIKE jin n ; DgLand 8t. Aug* llginer Orlando Coker via and !T* Css TsyWi To Johl Kin hi To Wat (LTD V ’ -Awolb /Ntlli* I presentsTHE THETOBACCOAUCTIOMEER! lAlonio decision Station Cut Occupational Tax he.*U cixrcdingly itioru S till WOIKTU Sle\ cn Qlrdnlch plays the role of guide to UtfN picsat iiesidr the Industrialist wliTfs ha testified. iH-rasioimlly supply too. that there ate many who feel } turesquely garbed vlxitor* from Arable as they tuur a plant ot tfm sure he would like to tie prim" Carnegie-Dlinols Steel Corporation In PlUibutgh, Pictured are (1. to r.): sou finally had tnllmun sworn as minister, although the ipjiclhm A1 quadl Mohammed At Amrl; Prince Saif A1 Islam Abdullah, of a witness mid then asked him of his iovalty to his present chief Yemen; Glednlch; an d ^s/ed Hassan Ibn Ibrahim. * (/n(craaKpnol). whether he knew of anybody In doesn't arise. Washington who was "giving Mr\ However, Devin isn't the iijuvenient Com Kaiser the iirush-off." lie repaid out ol I most rertainly do." Calhoun teplied. “ Mr. William Unit and sure to bat lie to letatn his leader ■1 periist of years. The .State Hoad Halt is a former Wl’ll vice TALLAHASSFEt July 29 -tdh* Department, will build and mainchairman. Meigs was one. tima The State Board of Administration tain the ro'ads. and bridges, and chiaf of W l'll's aircraft division. l°d*y gkve its formal approval take title to them when the debt to issuance of gasoline t*x te-li* cleared. * " venue certificates for financing The financing |.-an, first of Us R iders Com pete I *>,225.Otkl of road and bridge kind in Florida, was approved by j construction in Broward, Buwan-’ ihe Supreme Court last week. | f T«*iii|itin.»v«l In* mb< I'M A t II n r ) | nee mid Highland counties | Bids for thu aecutitle* will bs to start at 2:00 1\ M. Further In­ I .The certificates will tie. iaaued opened on Aug. II. formation may lx* secured from 8. II. Farm-st, Herman Harriett or J. B. Ftlt* of Hanford. . .. The following horses were in Fishing Rules tha Sunday event*:’ Rider Owner Horse II uiiO.-.U ln.» Il*rl . Earnest * Bullet Cameron fishetmen have liecit using seines Far next • in the two hig fresh water aieas Mrs. Earnest Sport Man llehr since Mav when the leglilature Windham Dan Whltner Appleby passed special arts designed to re­ Appleby open them. Kill* Both the hig lake and the Si. (’linger Prescott Raulrraon Johns have- been areas of dispute Prancer llumbalnw between epbrt* ami rumiurrrial Harriett 6 IMKCK8 Betty Howard Howard fishermen for years. Sugar Hoy Pell Mviand Thr Irgiilsture has designated Cracker '- Howard Howard them as salt water 'in attempt* Jacob* Jacobs tu rrmavn them from jurisdiction Champion Hsidanraleh of Ine Game Commiision, which Bankas Flicker - ' Kabun . MabtitL (U JA U A N T E K D H EC A PS has cohitltutional power to teguTarson' Vieno. Vieno late fresh watep fishing. Lady Prittard Prittard Circuit Judge Hugh 51. Taylor -Polly , Cochrnn Cochran of Quincy ruled la st' week thal deWolski daWolski three act* of Tha 1947 legislature Pell Chief Pell . attempting to place the two areas' Cochran Cochran under the Hlate Conservation Cochran Cochran Commission, which regulates the Carleton Carleton ■alt water seafood Industry, were unconstitutional. • ■j At' lehal Hi major commercial ONI.Y 1 ON HAND Earlier, Circuit Judge W. II. products are made from apples. Harrison handed down a decision! at Arcadia declaring unconititu-i tlunal a 1917 act exempting Ht.j Johns and Okeechobee fishermen I <!AL. O U T S ID E W H IT E from punishment for violating game board rulings. jCountjes To llse N c w i ^ ; Plan To Build Bonds JSK and I’ve Bold tobacco at auctions for over 19 yeors. In alTthat time I've Been the makers of Lucky Strike buy fine, good-tastin' tobac co. . . tobacco that's got quality, real quality." . - J. l. c u m m i n ». iNDrerwngNT t « a s c « n s b i n o N r r g i>rCiBlba«a, Kmlurtf * (U VftAltH A LUCKY HTNIKE ItMOKKM) trtk’ ALUM1NUMWARE TIRES 600X16 tNsv* ••WD) T Dupe rtegtoa pis D»< • >oJ*t C It. : Dorn stu* A :t::. Curr] (by M. flssil ' Saetag ' L*mt Mats ) 1 * Crtiti Dmisbl BATH - rim R. L. , Urtm 1 RADIO & VICTROLA COMB. 64.50 279.95 Honey Is used ss a sweetening agent by bakers atpl confestioners, because it imparls flavor and helps presents foodstuffs. FINE TOBACCO is what counts HOUSE PAINT 8 (•Al„ GAN ...... JOHfl CUMMINS ISRIOHTI... And like him, •cores of other experts . . -. who really know tobacco . . . have aeen the makers of Lucky Strike buy “ tobacco that's got NEW HEARING AID DEVELOPMENT TO BE PEDESTAL FAN irestone 111-113 East First Street NOW 110.00 A fter all th a t's w h at you want In ■ cigarette . . . the honeet, deep-down enjoyment of fine tobacco. MAN W �* HHOtt •. . 7 ~ ~ H I > “..p : ---------- TH E W EATHER l a U n ity T h e re l a S tr e n g th — To Protect the Pete* of th« World; To Promote the Pro* rose of Americas To Product P roe peri If for Sanford. _f - Considerable cloudiness, tonieht •nd Thursday 'with occasional showers and thundershowogf. Gentle to moderate; south to . southwest winds. z = rr ' VOLUME x x x v m E s ta b lis h e d 1 9 0 8 AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A . N hW H l’A l’KK A s s o c ia te d P re s s L e a se d W ir e W E D N ESD A Y . JULY ill). Ill 17 Reported Jews Report U. S. Protests Jones !ut Britons Killed. To Russia For N O . 184 Reveals FDR Wanted In Retaliation Taking Assets* L aborite M em bers Of P a r l i a m e n t Give C o n f i d e n c e Vote 0 T o P rim e M inister Australia, India Bring Indonesian LONDON. July 30 W1 A So- Case Before UN cialiil tourer taid Prime Minuter Attire told Labor legnlatott today that Britain would slatlt her military commitment* in Get many, Italy and Greece slmoil innne. dately becaute of the nation'* • looming economic emit, w on-iC fffftHPYifirul ® confidence from Labor number* of Parliament after explaining to them the “broad line*", of hit plan lor meeting the crilif, .The Socialiit lourre, who U con­ nected clotely with Labor member; or Pat [lament. taid Attlee promiied quick' and complete troop withdrawal! from the Veneris Giul_ is tector of northeait Italy and W Tiom Grerrr and luhitanlia! re* ductioni in the Britiih occupation force* in Germany. * Left Wing Labor Party member*' have been demanding reduction! in the armed .force*, which totalled ~L 297,30U iiierf July” T. A well-informed lource laid Att­ lee alio had decided to atk miner t. now on a fivie-dajrweek in the reD cenlly iocii|urd coal piti, to work Sn extra hour a day to increa*.* production of critically needed coal, the mainitay of the Britiih eco­ nomic program ilructure. After Attlee tod the Labor M. P.'t of plam of troop reduction* nM I'njgw Tv>i*i ' . I New R estaurant, ~ Barbecue To Begin Serving Tomorrow ^ ..... . „ . .. The l l r S Whistle, Sanford a newest batlwcuc and lunchroom. Will open Thursday under thu management of Robert Bryan, recant sergeant of the Army Air Corn., It was anounced today by D utch R eport N e w A m phibious L anding On S um atra U nderground R eports N ote R equests In fo r­ m ation O n Removal Slaying Of H o s t ­ Of P ro p e rty From a g e s A fter Con­ . 3 R a -fk a n S tates viction By “C ourt JERUSALEM, July to. (/II— T*o British soldiers were killed’’ end three were Injured today by an electrically • detonated mine nesr tbs llrdrra railway station. It waa officially an­ nounced. ity Ho w a r d c u r t ih JERUSALEM. July JO. <d’* / tii Uumi i«ued niuniquc" today aliening that two ill whom it kidnapr July -12 had lirrn hanged in x joint near Nalsnys m lepriial lot the .execution of thiee Irgini membets *1 Acre prison yeitrrdsy. Shortly slier the "communique’ wsi issued floin Tel Aviv, a pqlice sourer there irpoilrd ihr bodies of the two soldier* hsd been full ml.--------------------- - - ____ — Official government i o u i c m , however, weir not' immediately able to conlinn that the trigrante, Cliffoist Marlin and Mnvin Pake, bad bcln stein. — In iiiuing- it r !‘cummpnitjtif.' IfKim Zvni Leupii #1*° diicloied that it had received an appeal for clemency from Paice'* father, hut laid it had been ignored becau.e it ihould have been directed “to thoie who" rcluird clemency to ihc executed Itguniili. "Wc cannot do anything about it," ligun laid the elder Paice hsd been told.. The underground Jewish organ­ isation asserted the Britons, soiled at Nalanya. were tried by a “mill u r v court" -and—convietgd on charges of "Hleg«l entry into Pai (•‘•■iJnwvd »• f TM*»I Ur T UK ASSOCIATED VHKAA Australia -and- India -sought .in­ tervention by the United Nation* Security Council today in an atIrrppl to halt lighting between the Dutch and Indonniartt. A ipokriman for the Aultralian delegation at Lakr’Succn*. N. Y.. laid the Indonnian cair would be tiled Sometime today. A communique by India'* interim government in New Delhi laid the count i y r pcim mrn n to trymtnr'to UN had been mitiiKled Ui ' com­ municate immediately" to the Se­ curity Council chiirnian a' meuar*; from Pandit Jawahara! Nehru, vice president of the jnleiim govern men!,, asking cnunril artion. At Canberra Australian Prime Minister Joseph B. Chirfly'said the Autiralian step was bring taken in the hope that “not only will hostilities cease, hut that the Se­ curity Council will piovr its worth in dealing quickly and effectively with a situation of this kind." At the Hague, a Netherlands Foreign Office spokesman said Australia's action was "regret­ table.” ilertilling mediation offer­ ed previously by British Foreign Secretary Krnest Bevln. the Dutch spokesman said" tbc Australian action could not help possible British efforts. Militarily, the Dutch reported further advances To the |*lsn*D.' A Dutch communique s'a I d Netherlands troops made a new Timphlbious landing In Sumatra at Loeboekpakam, 36 . miles east of Medan, on the northwret coast of ,p„ jntnn>t. At tho same time, the communi­ Arthur Godfrey, Columbia n «atiasre »» iw n r« « i Broadcasting Program announcer ---------------------------— *. and talent dlscovsrer extraordin­ ary, yesterday morning Informed the world on hla broadcast that B ritis h G lV C I ! M l l l O r at last "Godfrey had made the front page headlines”, ami pro­ ceeded to read * The Herald a r­ ticle of July II and the headline; NEW YORK. July 30. (/Pte- "Arthur Godfrey Admili Error F lrrt Admiral William f . Halsey Regarding Aiken's Home Town save that British naval units were He then reminded hi* listener* given unimportant objective* 'in of his morning broadcast when the final phase of the Pacific War he announced Dick Aiken, hi* to prevent any post-war claim Sanford . tenor program gneit. that Britain had taken part in the as from Orlando, and the resulting climatic Mow against the Japanese a* a result. fleet. deluge of protesting telegrams In the ijghth of a series of he rreleved from Sanford eltlxens articles In the Saturday Evening Mr. Godfrey again extended hla Post, out today, the former com- twit regard* to Riwanls President mamler of the Mid-Pacific striking Lester Tharp, ana of the tele­ force recalled American carrier gram senderu, declared, that San­ strikes in July, 1046, against the ford m utt lie a great, town, and Jap naval base a t Kuro after said lhat If he ever got "down which the_ enemy fleet "ha 1 ccas-l that way" he must remember to rd to esis't." look up Sanford. Edward Higgins, manager of The Kure alack was made onw by American planes, Halsey said, the- Seminole County Chamber adding; of Commerce said he ia delighted “At Mick Carney's (Rear A di with all th la . radio publicity re­ rmlral Rnjrert B. Carney, Halsey's sulting from Dick Aiken winning chief of staff! insistence, I as­ an Arthur Godfrey contest, and signed the British arf alternate Is seeking to get a recording of target, Osaka, which also offered] Godfrey's broadcast yesterday. warships, but none of prime im-l porta nre. "Mick’s argument waa that Lll though this division of forces vtolated Uie principle of concentra­ tion and superiority. It was im l perativr to forestall a possible PORT-DE-BOUC. France, July postwar claim by Britain that she 30 (AT— Twelve Jew* who were had delivered even a part of the put ashore from a convoy arriving final blow that demolished the her* yesterday from Palestine Japanese fleet. wer* reported officially to have "I hate to admit a political fac agreed today to return to tha tor into a m ilitary equation, my transports if tha British should respect for Vice Admiral Sir ner-l decide to take the 4,600 lihnard Bawling* and hla fin* men of migrant* to Cyprus. the British Pacific *fleet mado me Tha Jews, nearly all from Pothate It doubly, hut Hick forced mej land, wer* turned back from Pal­ to recognise that statesmen's ob­ estine after, tha British Intercept­ jectives sometime# differ widely ed their vessel. Exodus of 1047. from combat objectives, and that Upon reaching France, from which an exclusively American attack they eailed July 10, they re­ waa in America's best Interested fused to land, Th* British destroyer Cardigan Bay, m aln.aecort vessel, put Into Marseille In search or needed fSfid '"Jforh supplies from the.French. Th* sick who Were taken sitior* were under PARIS, July 30 The U. French ’ military guard in a 3, Embassy said today th at It hospital. had transported ‘'Virginia Hil), in Convoy officer* awaited Inwhose California home Benjamin struction* from Porta or London. (Brnnyl Stfel recently W T flifn , to. a Parte hospital for tre a t­ BRITISH JE T PLANE ment of an Illness, its nature un­ SOUTHAMPTON. Eng., July SO specified. (AV- Britain'* flrat jet-propelled The Embassy aatd Miss Rill seaplane fighter, the Saunderswas staying In tho Rita Hotel, Roe Al, successfully completed and that on Sunday night it re­ its first public tost today. The ceived a call from the hotel saying maximum spaed Is still secret. “there is an. American girl here Tha plana made several takaeffe and landing* on the Solent In need of medlral attention.” .A vice consul visited Mias Hill, at tpcedg under 400 mil#* an and then had her taken to e hour. I t mounts four 20-mm cannon hospital, the Emhaesy said, re­ in It* noae and ia powtrod by fusing to say whkH on*. A rthur Godfrey Extends Sanford More Publicity S S K K S 8SSSr-*SK £d«n. Halsey Reveals 0 ' ' £ has operated n similar barbecue at Macon, tia., since 1D2U. The one story building of con­ crete block, construction and 50 foot square is located at J'ml. Avenue and Twenty-fifth S trt-t A large area of lime rock and slag hue been smoothly rolled out­ side of the building to allow plen­ ty of parking space. There are two large neon signs, one on the building,'the other near the road way. The entire front of the buildBig Is occupied by the serving counter which is within .a win­ dowed .room, with windows open for easy service. There is a can­ opy shelter outside. To the left a door opens to a well lighted dining .room with tallies and enough steel chair* to seat Hi ru n e . The floor la Inlaid lino{sum amf there is plenty of window lighting. - Behind the serving counter Is a 16 foot square kitchen, alsp n storage room. Tables and a steam table are of stainless steel fintab. Thero is a Urge gas range. Two big refrigerator-* are stored with food anu 'm eat. Sink space Is ample. Outside, and near enough to the nratn highway to whet the appe­ tite of passing motorists, is th-r large brick barbecue oven where beef, pork and .ham are rotated by electric power in front of a glowing fire of coke containei .i, a grata. The entire ovtn it cov­ ered try a shed. Riley L. Hogan of Winter Park w as' general contractor for con­ struction of the building which waa started on May 30. Randall Goff Is In Detroit With “Babe” Randall Gaff, 14 year old tun of Mr. and Mr*. O. K, Guff, la new reported to be in Detroit. Mlrh. on a tour with Babe Ruth, who la on a Ford Motor Company sponsored tour of loading cities to promote American Legion Baseball league*.. * Randall waa accompanied by hi* Ml picture taken w ith P. Chapman, and For? took the to a press conference In regard .to the tour, which waa held at Alabama., and Babe Ruth, after the Jefferson Davis Hotel. Thee met Governor Felaom of being I presented with . the big key Jw-tho-eKr.-gov* ft to Randall fo r.k souvenir, nad Mr. Goff * ‘ U horns w ith him, . Role Iir Pacific War Fate Of Refugees Is Still Undecided Bugsy’s Girl Goes ^ To; P a r ir Hospital I --- • i' 1 Hughes Giant Plane HiKhiigltl In Senate Probe M artin S a y s K aiser Could Get C ontract W hen Nobody Else W as Able T o G et I t WASHINGTON. July ifl i d l WASHINGTON.' July JO M Jetse Jones testified today that the Ihr United States ha* ptoteilrtl to Kutiia a gam 11 Soviet removal late President Kopsevrit ordrtad dial work edntinue on a $20,000,of fuimn German and Italian 4*»et* from the defeated Balkan OllO (lying boat oulried doling states, Hungary, Bugaria and Ho the war from iluwaid. Hughe*. amnia. _ ■ June*, bonier Secretary of Commerce, taid hf talked with Mi. Undetiecrrlary of State Kobeil Ronsi-yrlt following s yihinet meet­ Lovell livid * news-entt^etrttce-to­ ing in Feinuaiy. 1044, and that day rh.it a note It.id been deliver.-Jf the Chief Executive raid he (j^d to Soviet Foreign Minister Mol­ not believe monty already *pent otov in Moicow yrtteiday asking un the project would be throtyn lull information regarding such sway, trantfrrt of properly. . Al that time, the government Lovell raid the Stale Department had -pent approximately $13,500.tool; ihr |M>tilion in JI* note ihst; 000 on the 200-ton flying boat ' I, All removal* n( property I1) vviiish has not yrt ,b»en flo' Runia before 1hr Hungarian, Bul­ Syme .jta m m u m t ptndrgjHffiVi garian and Iftmanian peace treaties fitial* wanted to drop the |iroj n .me.intq f l (rc.l.a tc^ui-pttuvtruruecte * al character.*; Jones told .iii* veirian of the 2. Auilrian aii^t* in thetexuunstory to a Senate War Investigate* trie* c*n not be tei/rd on the tug luhcumimttre inquiring into ground* that thry .nr German it..- award •-( almut $40,000,000 pfo|»rlliet printing allird aglcCworth id wartime pljne conlr*C*l . < mrni on i~d?fndliori””Of “GrimsTi to I liiylin 'auJ I Irriry J. Kaiser. anclt." , Jonvts said lie hud signet) the 3. Only irmovali made in ac­ H ill K AN AIRIAl VIEW of the glsnt plywood fljrlnc boat which Is being comtructed by niRUnqalre aircraft nriglnri contract on dirs^t Initruecordance with peace treaty pro­ bulkier Howard Hughes In California. 17ie plune is dcslgneil to carry 700 soldiers. The Semite War In­ tion* from tlie War Froduetien Itoar.l and without knowing the vision* can br recognized by the vestigating Centmitleo is urobinu iho ttO.OOO.OOO wartime inane contract awarded Hught-s. (Inle/naiiurml* project wgj opposed by the Army United Stala* a* Irgal. 'Jmd Nnvv. The note said the Uniiyd Jitulc* . When J..rii's ts'1.1 uf hi* conver­ i»* concerned Ih-cuusc it wnc one sation will. Hr. Roosevelt, Cbalrof the stgnera of the peace trea­ man Ffrguton ilt-Mich) of the ties with Hungary, Bulgaria and Senate subfonimitteo asked: . Rumania and thus hobls irnjHtnsi"I>id the I'rrsitlent bavo anybilitv for enforrvTnent uf the tiling to sin with the making of part*’ provisions. ilst-s cutitrg. t 1" In discussing Italian asset* in "Not to mv knowledge,” June* WAHHINti I’UN, July :iu nt't these rountries, the note said dis­ unlit. I'reaMent' TniniHii wurkrd rnpbl* posal of suchl properties Jo. xpteift- -dene*- n-aste-intsT -th e - yeeorsl ”fy «t b is des\T"lodiy oir'lPgDlatton {•B y' proWerl for In the peace datv.l Feb. 1H, ty il, Joe Swift Is G lIC SL passrut hy (‘ongresH in it* (tnnl Cfhina Accuses Russia Vnemoramlum, treaty. which he anid hs\ slictate.! for-‘tha ____t;iv#.-itc*M' A t T dgys, Udoie ndjournmerit, *igititig Of Sponsoring 2nd Dispatches from London -#ul4 lU n llu rd .... I'M r fn » r th* Jlrltish G vteri^jm t bs.l dtk opcdK C l A-.UIU-H, . mmnv UU» iiirludnu; important F ro n t In MonKolia Itre m l u ftlmiUr pjrvit»t iu t h ^ ^ M c e t ' H c f C S c t)t. 1 : uppropriMlkm R iU a i a iia yesterday. o u* ta r , l . . . f Itold ..I I * 4 lllt'^ , — Russians Lovett _ , . . 1 Mr. ti*-«* Mr Truman tm * up the tnrl-^ im k ' SUCCESS. July 30 M’t reporter* In answer to questions Grin,lit in popularity n r t>u<*l||tinieiliulrl> umm Ids-return ye* that he doe* not know tnb value Russia served Utilise today that of the propertie* Inrolvetl but, os- iioanl nudmbojt racing itiitc 1*323 j lerildV-from Mhouiuri, where H e »t sume* ’ it ‘1* considerable, other­ W*1 told today to Ktwanian* ..t! lumto-i >une. at service* for ids It ws.ufsl veto , llelamb* IVlIug it . • /- . t r c. i. I mutlnr. 'l l Mrfitha noom o. wise tha United Slst. i would- not the- kloum t (enter by Joe bwilt. n , , ^ ' .j^ .,1 tow by Mr. am i Trontejntdsn again whtlt Iks t< eallaae# -a rase t n . ) Unites) Nations membenlup epplibrad n| the Otlsndo Oultroard Ai Truman iticludc James Rowland, <■suited' ruler j6i4t*3|MP.tt33 ,nppro|iriatbm* for cations ol those three nations go •nciatiun, and lerretaiy of Outdoor ..f the Sanford laxiga stf Elks, to a formal vole in the Senility the Army. Florid* Federation of Outdoor Vvfm n-i u'l in .1 Knl in .lay with his JJ.PJ7 iippnjpilnlli.il- for Count il. 1, "Fib" .4.-C1. (oi v l)r. L. T. Llosa, Club*. He nav introduced by Ed­ intiepei!.7.'iil iiliiics, providing The Council trst will ctrnie it, AI• ])o!iis null Mi >. Rowland, a f­ ward lliggini. who outlined the fund* (or a si..roti lug federal ter atiensling tin* jtarinnat coiroutboard lacing that will take agcncis-5, im biding the Vi'ts-ran* August and Ilie repeated black \.-i.tinn ol Klhi in I'ortinnd, Oreballs would boost llie Sosirt veto Administration and tho Atomic En­ | place lirle on Sept. I. gnn. hod is -bai .1 Imie, tit* said, ergy * OBintissionS total to 14. Late yeslrlsl.iy the enplisiniiiH to iintiveo of I'orlland MIAMI. FIs., July 30 Ml Hr John L . Hughe*. .......... . Un. • »l,CfiK.'.'PLMU7 appropriation loll Husyrunt vetoed the Aniens an |.ro- r lull it svn* i....is-1 back home in rarrving funds to implement hir port* of a revolutionary attempt vetsily bariltirtc and law sludcnt. forvigii-nid program. Almost all pos.il for a Balkan Investigating ♦'^"1"^*: , . . . sang thicc solos which were well ' “Ibirttand vsit* much liotts-r tlsan to overthrow the government ' I nl un' iiioney i» for •■*|h' imI1- Cirmmt'iiun, hero," l.e ds'cloieil. "It w*» often Hafarl Trujillo of the Dominican applaudrri! "I teve Lllr," 'She lure abroad, the aggregate luting Alexei Krasilnikov, deputy So­ or WL* hut the nights wer# f8fM.7Hi.H3A lylow. the I'realrient'a Dncrt 5ong" and " Ihinugh .the Republic continued to pour into viet delegate, larsl down Moscow’s end, lit* nlvi roirnled (list the budget eitiraates, Miami today, and ell had onr far- Yeats." He was accompanied hy ftlKl.l lii.HItti appriqiriatiim*. fur position after China accused Rrro I'lillmnii train with Florid* dele­ gation visited Snu Fiptu-teo and tor in common, none wa* confirm­ Mr*. 0 . Fuquay and. was intro­ tho Agrirultnip Ifepartinriit; ria of sponirning "a seconsl front" Lo* Angeles and «t Hollywood It duced hy J. Marlin Stinccipher. ffS.duo.tHHI appropriation* fora ed. against the Chinese govcrnmei'l w as.)Ill in the »luul.‘. The Cluh. went on teedtd a» ■core of miscellatreou* government through Outer Mongolia s mva-The I.Hirt group left heTe on The rumor wa* thi*: An invatio i corporations, including llio Na* July S on st i rip. 'of 8,7t*5 miles. army, purportedly financed iml favoring the writing of a fetter in.n»l Housing Agency, tin* I»»- j *un uf Sinkiang. The Klk train went linrn Jack* backed by Communktic intern li. lo Kiwanis International it-itnn; s i i t u t e n ( IlllfXiAm ericaii , \f 1 Krasilulkov-ateo fi.imnlty nmv- »<miville to t liii rigo, to Denver, and fair-, and 4 |M , 7 PP.tMHl for the Ten* eil to l.lsH'k emuliIJratioit uf'ispidi to Salt Luke City which Impressed ws* preparing to invade the Do­ IItsL lotteries anil tlu'or prifr* a»e I( MMllMtirel 0 ii r»u* I w l iii'SM-e Valley Authority; Mi ite.wliiod witli itn I'leoldlnes* minican Rrpublic. Tire army w*» not fsvnrrtl by the kiwanu Club Insrea-ing l*y 20 perrenl tire and le-aitly ru»ro than any city alleged fo.have trained in s. r-- as a meant.of raising fundi lor pettnloil pnymunt* Ip Civil Wot, he visiletl, he aM erteri,. While . • Spanish - American, Boxer Rebelmote, mountainous region of south- lire club. {hero lle-y visited the Mormon i and Philippine Ip»urr»ctioti Mr Swift told the Klwaidam east Cubs. Temple trod tdl#>rn*rle, trod heard veterans ami their widow* iio.l r-fill• the gicAt organ, the third largest Thrfacl ws* this: No one tingle that prior to 1U36, ail niutarlHiat siren, afft-rting among other* '.«) taring wn* of the inlHiard lyin', * WELCH. WY. Vn.. July VI, tell — ill (lie United State*. perion. agrnry or government ha< l>Ut by ID'd'J the outlH-ard lacing Civil Wur and HI.stHt SpantehAt I'ortinnd, they had a fin* Welch totteresl tsalay on fnrim Atiierican war veteran*. yet reported actually seeing tbc proved- nrori* popular according to of the earth, and tin- ri.lMHl odd Convention, n big parade with alleged invasion army, its fleet the numlier of schedule* fer re­ inhabitants hoped their liame* float* and - 1.. F.,’ Lewi# of C*lgattas. or its aircraft. wi'te Hut being aurkt-d .fiiib-.' Ills- ifarnin was elected as Gland Ex­ Before the wsr, outboard maralted inter, he said. soil. Virtually each report had it- ufseturer*. Rllmutaieil by the pub­ Ronuevilli* Dam, where 260,000 Torn sldnwalk*. ruptured futildeounter-raport. 8ummarUf<l. tha licity attending outlHiard raring, salmon have ascended the run­ lug and buckled pavcmeni.s showsituation bulled dawn to this: Throw of Seminsdg County’s made special racing iiiu|ur* reway* thi* year, proved very In­ Ths Puerto Itleap youths arrived taping st about J476 each; he school principals: B. O. Steele teresting, l*e declared. At H*l* in Miami from Cuba with Hh- -sjif. Since tlie war they have di»- of the Hanford Grarnntsr School; movement which iio* qutekenesl in Francisco, they visited Nob lltll story that they hail "escaped i contlmieil till*, Ire Halil, due. t-r Mr*. J. C. MitchelL of 8outh Side recent months. Mayor L. E. Roger* gocssesl an amt other points of interest while training camp where men wetv th* fact that they cannot build I’rimsry and /,. J. I.aney of ttie underground stfeanr migiit l<e to Dr. Doss took advantage uf a specbeing recruited and trained Into •nth motor* at a slecent price, l.ymsn Scliool. are nttanding blame. He ha* told the rotmril rial pass to visit Alcalra* prison. an army to Invadtt tha Dominican itaears get requisite part* for three day eonfrence of principals ,l** ncity ty rouurn At Hollywood lltey visitod'th* Republic.” In Gsinesvill* al th^ University of b; . ! itt*ni"}t ‘V ? " 1 ,hc Warner Brother* Studio, saw Hum­ “ (|t» llssr* »» _Pa*» Twal — - it ■ was announces! today '• rear of the Poehonlaa Theater, one An Associated Pres* carraspon Florida, phrey llogart and other screen ran hear running water. dent in San Ju an r Puerto Him hy Supt. T. W. Lawton. Another theory was that, in star* ami visited the Brown Derby later Interviewed th* same youths One of the main conference restaurant, the NBC Mudias and who told of the arm y—Identi­ tuple* is how to put to licit ilm* year* past, coal had he-'it mi tied llie Hollywood liowl. In Arteutta fied as Cesar Anlbal Torres and the two week* before school open­ bens-nth this southern West Vir­ they »atv the Grand Canyon. All Serafin Rivera- -and nut.ted ther.l ing now required by law of teach­ ginia coal renter, weakening tbc uf us were much impressed with er* In order to fill out a It) month city's foundation*; but there wire lira c o u rte sy -of tlnr wosteiner*, a* denying they had seen any Tho heavy downpour that floodno charta'to back up thi* suggest­ troops or armament In Cub.-i. >hH ow lylnic area* throuichoui inla srheslulc, lie M ini. and we did much to correct the ion. Kslward Henderson, a graduate arm* lost evening was officially Official*, pondering the Lite of general Imptetsiun that Florida of Seminole High School, and redurdesl at 2 05 inches by B, F. their city, were considering what ia a 'gator and snuka infested tVIHtner, wrsthermsn. No report* one of the State regional educate step* should be taken. Then- w«* swamp, said Mr, Rowland. Ion supervisors, has promised to *.f i damage to celery *eesl betis _^ -^ r w . ■„ ' , J _ :'^ >l tui - indication whether geutuitete w its reported thi* morning al'thsj do si! he n n .to aU--£emlnote would be exiled An to *rtua/ th e County principal* in preparing the iew of County Agent C. Rmystery. SAN FRANCISCO, July 30, (-11 »on. Some motor ear* were new schedule*, Mr. Lawton de­ — Thp I.iqps International con­ rtod to have lwen stalled In rlartd. vention today worked on a plan to ord ai water aloihed over ll OF C COUNCIL promote world peace through BOSTON. July 30, OF)— Dotycrunning boanls. DAYTONA BEACH, Fla., July pipelines from town halls to i f » C h in d lc r, 6 i3-yv«r-oll.fm gg^ aly ha* seemed to be a wet itR“ wUIT Hi 161*1 id ' fifTBr so OP)— W ttttJirJrlttrd, maniger Baltimore writer, tmlay was sen­ Ind Loke Buccese. In a doxeo forum* yoetarday ths Inches or 1.67 strove normal, of the Ocala Chamber ol Com­ TOKYO, July 30. (AV- Deputy tenced to life imprisonment and convention of more than 16,000 thia is a mere drixtle com- merce, today was elected pre­ 4'rime Minister II. V. Evatt swung fined ftO.OOO for treason It» -with the 14.67 Inch precip- sident of tha Central Florida Australia behind the United ing as a Na*l .radio niouf delegates amplified the themn tha! of July, 1046, Mr. Whltner Council of C of 0 Executives .State* today In the quest for a during tha war. solution of world problem* must succeeding W. J. Coxens, Jr., man­ speedy It-nation peace conference i Federal Judge Fraacl* J . ' spring from 4he masse* of cittern* out. rather than thair diplomats. ’all this year to date totals ager of the New Smyrna Beach on Japan a t which th* veto power Ford imposed the sentene* ol Harry Goforth, msnagerof th* would be eliminated. inches ** compared with the A fter the forums tha plan ws* Chandler himself made an almust0 Inches recorded through Mt. Dors Chamber, was •elected proposed, to be submitted U forr Australia, he said, w o u l d belllgeront statement to th* court vie* president to succeed Bird , 1040; ton .16.84 ineh rains tha convention, for an Internation­ "strongly resist” any attem pt by dismissing a* ridiculous h it cottnc* and lutryy Halt, manager of th* one power or « group to apply th* set's i d e a that he was Insane and a n J the M J t htehro al, committee to channel commun­ of [1944 ____ High . July, 1046. Rainfall Iqi Daytona Beach Chamber, was veto, but he voleed the hope Hu*, repeating that h* stUl held to , ity attitudes to W sitdngton and 6450 inch#* a* conj-J efactcd secretary of tha United N* cceedj sla would^participate In the pro- opinions he expressed in his I rain of 61 inchaM (jotorthcasts for tbs Naxis. * • •* *At!*- ■ Popularity Of Outboard Racing Is Told Kiwanis Russia Announces - £ J „ Vetolntentions On 3 UN Applications Appropriation Local Delegates To Ulks M eeting fie tu rn (Frjom Trip Dominican Rumors Of Invasion Try Are Unconfirmed Town Buck 1i n :From Movement Of Earth Principals Attend Meet At Gainesville 2.05 Inches Of Rain Reported Last Night Lions Meet Works On - World Peace Plan Australia Backs U. S. Jap Treaty* Meeting rtPaul Revere” Given Life ImproSenmeilt ? ■ 11 • --r " ■ " ' /;. . . f . ■ ■ , M » �T H E S A N F O R b -H E R A L D , B A N P O R D , F L O R ID A P A C E TW 'O ■ ■ I, I f rwm Pwi* On* I Mid. Dutch forces b u n t rasttheir postUoo* into a rich'agricultural ares. ; A dispatch from east Java said Dutch troops. Including American trained marines and equipped with Amsrlcan-made half tracks, tanks ami field puns took off at sunrise in a drive south from l.awang toward Malang, resort town 15 milsa iway. An Indonesian army eonwduplnue r broadcast from Jogjakarta. Republican capital, said Indoneslan units yesterday continued their attacks on Dutch positions in cen- i I H il I I I j ;! ■* H It j *{ "7 *1 H trg h e s C n tfe govern U. S. Protest t* s« » O a»> iE'ntaken the . m Jt - .atter i-- x* up' •*- with . ling other fiMHmti, 1-fTrattualiL 1 / The Onltad State* has hecai in cottaultatlon with a.numher of ether governments, w ^ b /rh e did not name, on possible w a n s to and file fighting in htdoWapi; and that ha understands th# nau# is td he submitted formally to the United Nations, 2. If* helievrs the ........................Ilg ,™ h iginning of preliminary dtsc.uss’or.v with representatives of 10 othpr countries on a peat* treaty with Japan will be postponed ftfim Au­ gust 10, that several govrrnmer.ts have a iked the delay, and that suggestions for a naw data have ii , h !•«■> im ,i ’calinc. being members of aii illegal British criminal terrorist org.inixation known as the Ilritiih Occu­ pation Force In Palestine, which U responsible for the suppression of Jewish rights in Palestine anil fur the deportation of Jcwi.di citi™ xen* from their home laml." A* memberi ‘ of the Britixh army, the serf can U also were a r­ eused by Irgun of Vrhat It palli-dj the “murder" of* Jewish* Women! and children and of "Illegal po*-‘ session" of arma. Hagans, another Jrw iih underground agrncy of less violent leanings, «r»» reported to nave riimluriod an all nii(ht search’ for the sergeant* despite the British' curfew, | The ligunisU hanged by Ihcj British were Meir N akar, Ahaolouij Habib and Yacouh Weiss. Th«*yj had been conder-"‘“* *•'” ,w“ | ing,'bombing Ji1 which 26t con-iI WINDING UP A TOUI of the weal, Gov. Thomas E, Dewey of New York j orison May 4 victs were set free and HI persons jI le pictured with his wife and son. John, as they attended Cheyenne's famous Frontier Day rodeo In Wyoming. Dewey, who turned up at the were killed. It was confirmed officially that’-i show two iloys, left shortly after for New York with hU family and member* of his, party. . (InternalIona I Soundplmto) (1. K. (J..Charlton, superintendent of Acre prison, had been suspended for refusing "for personal tm sons" to attend tile execution* of the three Irgunixts. Charlton, 25 lls s lliw j hum I1, , , (las) ration*'fm nt Austria, Italy, HunBary and Rumania on the ground* that the peace treaties had pot liecn ratified. The Austrian Treaty has nut been drafted but pacts with the uiher three - have been ratified by' all the bi|{ powera except Buasia. The United States immediately objected and said It wanted full scale discussions now. A* highly (dated soutce indicated that tin Amctican* would plump for the admission of A u stria’ and Hale th?a -year leffaidlcss of treaty delays, but would “strnnxly qtwa* lion” Hungary ami Itomanin, both regarded aa Soviet satellites. Addu-ssing the United Nations Memliership Committee in oppo­ sition to Outer Mongolia’s appti-' rat inn for mrmbn ship, strongly supported by Russia, Or. Shuhai Hsu said: "The Soviet delegate would have demonstrated a better ins Ik Ii ! into the political siluatinn In the Far Fast If he had rum* with the statement that Outar Mongolia Invaded Sinklang aa a diversion for I lie iwlwts -in north­ east China tMnnchnria) and as a second front against the Cltl neae govei ninent. Replying to Kuvlet charges that China invaded Outer Mongolia tn I Funeral services, sttm d*d b; high Republican government off I elplt. were held'in Jogjakarta to­ day foe th* nine persons killed yeaterdav when an Indian Dakota ■* - transport plane which th# litrto■fieelans said carried medical sup­ plies Was shot down by two Dutch ' 'f ig h ta r planes over the Repuldicsn I T capital: ’An pf/IHal etatement Daucd by th* Dutrh In Batavia said that. "If It If lnda*d the case that the ■lift shot down wsa a Dakota id tn Singapore with medical Has for Jogjakarta, those ra- it s ™ Ked» To Veto Hanged Indonesia Fight ffe a lla s * * W E D N E S D A Y , J U L Y 30. 1947 and -Hugbwi, ftrA «»»: *i*h placea to .g e tsth e-o rd er,', Martin said. "He didn’t say what ir a r te d to build a Dying boat in the high' places were and I did about 111 months. On the question of time. Martin said it took 600 engineers and artisans four years to perfect the Mars. At the end .of that time, he said, a second ship might have !<e*n turned out in 'JO months and mass production brought about fouc * months laler. I He anld a "mediocre” cargo ship might have lieen 1ut together Jn aTmut 30 percent’ Iris (line. tive was Interested and because he wa* Commander In Chief of the armad force*. Jones said he hsd a 'piimbcr nf conversations with Hughes, multi­ millionaire plane builder and mov­ ie maker, and tried to penned# him to abandon the pro ire?. WASHINGTON, July 30 M7Gienn L, Msttin said today that a. inert! nan urrn no uaaic mu* Henry J. Kaiicr propored in July, No Decision Reached On Florida Hospital Clowe, who supervised the hang­ WASHINGTON, July 30-UP) ing*. An Inquiry was In progress. The Veterans Administration said The du*k-to-dawn *curfew im* today th at “no decision has Iteen pmod about two weeks ago on th e ' reached” on a recommendation fiii.iMill Jews In' Haifa was lifted today. Vi A Veaich'conducted w m en nmuunt'q through ■iiiu iik 1' of the House Appropriations Com­ Herxcliya Jewish quarter last mittee regarding the continued nlght resulted in the detention of operation of H nnry General nine persons. Hospital at Thomasvillc, Ga., and A British constable, wounded by the 'building of a new hospital underground . .gunfire—la a m n i a n gn ^ r t u .July It*, died during the nigli*. V;Two explosions wrrp heard smith of Citrus House, the mili­ tary headquarters In the T.d Aviv area, but a search disclosed noth* Kiwanis Meet ■Hig at* different factories a. mun sense would show much a high cost, he pointed out. charge was "unfounded.” He announced that during the present year the AmericaiT Boat Association will sponsor 250 regallas with *£76,000 In prises, and th a t‘an estimated :t-,000,000 peo­ ple will see the races, Clsss C outlmard motors hit the fastest recoul, 04 miles "an * In a game Aug 23, be­ tween Detroit and Wanhlngton, the side was retired one Inning without a hitter having been officlaly at bat—yet a run was In Jerusalem, military police Celaryfed Manager John Kri .scored in 'the inning. The first gram approved by the Army two batters walked, the third on General (Omar) Bradley's desk.[dcr introduced two new membeis road .near the Miistashfa policeaqeriflced them to second and of his hail club,- Bill t-ewls of thin). IH« fourth hatter h i t - a barracks, iil.jh e .a re a where sev- Veto an* Agency. Miami, catcher, and Jack Mcsacrifice fly scoring a run, 'then rral mine attacks have' Ix-on made Cammon of l-ecahiirg, pitcher. recently. craft manufacturers opposed hts a base runner was picked off. J. Brailry Odhani asked coopwartime move to enter their field. .... ..... , ± n atio n of membeis In aiding the In'response to questions, Maftln Brooklyn grid Dodger football: Dick Brinkely, newly-signed Jaycres in rasing fund* for malndenied thill there Is any -I'mono- stain Glenn Dobbs and Bsxon I Brooklyn grid Dmlger fullback poly” la the field, adding that Judd were eliminated oug u p .in 'fro m Wake Forest, has ambitions the City council today to "stop tabling the new Tourist Informa airernft mnnufacturo at present'Ihe semi-fluid* of tho Tulsa f o u r i to lie a newspaperman. He was courting in the corn." Gardeners 110,1 ll'Kith and other tourist pro........... Iinll tourney.* * _ I sports editor of his college paper. 1complained of heavy crop damage, motion activities. la "highly competitive. D O N T FORGET TH URSD A Y Sottfnrd Ludkc No. 1241 ihdrnttanding of any port between 1942, th* formation' of s six-corn the Staff Department and U aut. combine to minufseture General Lucius D .'Clay, U. 8. commander of the Araeriran occugovernment order wW*h ■ Mon tone In Germany, on this Igfit'bmtni.ftt'i liUlmala ntmi In Ksiier 'said he slone could get gorarnmant’a ultimata aTm^Tn Germany. ' i i " 'l , t —- «i—■nags W4. Itfturdlr.g R uulm r , U, K. fktturer. told'the Senate War in rato of propoaad Security Council veitigsting *' Committee that Kai str. wartime shiphuider. approach­ giving th* m atter ed hint with this proposition. ted I State* careful consideration. It was some time later, Martin said, that Kaiser obtained a government contract jointly wtlh How British Troop Qut don on Or i SQurcc . As the hearings were resumed, ** of "what about Palestine?' with Martin -in the witness chair, ie informant said Attlee did not Hughes, Hollywood film producer, reply. It is estimated 100,000 and airplane deiignrr, issued a British soldiers' Forces In Germany were eallmsit'd by a well-informed source esU rday at between 200,000 and 500,000. -The Prim* Mlnlatar wa» said not to have Indicated th* •xU nt of reduction* planned in Germany. Th# British disclosed recently they would ask th# Unit­ ed* States to assume DO ta r cent of tba cost of feeding and adminlaUring the Anwlcan a T» mfwyp mfwyp iritiah occupation T6a 8oelalDt Informant Implied Attlee might furnish detail* of proposed troop reductions In • ii*ed etatement to Parliament V i l reported to have member* of -'hli party, in a closed stsiion, that planned originally to troop* tn Venexla Giulia • permitted 90 day* after M of tba Italian paace informant said th* Prims ar added that undsr present Tin»h ^ •trtn a ' t Sftn h 0 of lirulin in tha Italian a n a , borderugcilavla, haa not been dla. Soma 6,000 brltlsh troop* i Greece. sr In th* day Attlea era* led to confer with leader* National Union of.M in* Ura hour a day by **ch Informant estimated that would In cm se th* coal by SOO.OtK) tons a w##k. reram ent’s target for tbe re ra n production rata laj 4 times as many small statement in California asserting that the investigation is an' at­ tempt to **coerce” him into-agree­ ing to a merger-of tuns World Airlinea with Juan Trippe’a Pat ■aid that five yearVmgp yesterday KaDer came to his BaRlmore plant and. said ha waa Interested In forming a company to build 500 of these craft. Kaiser, e ship builder, with no urevlou* experience In the alrcraft field, suggested that five of the largest companies, Including Martin's, combine to fumlah cnglnesra and capital for a venture ha wobid direct, the witness said. "Ha said them would he a good p rofit;in It," Martin commented, adding that hi* company at that time .was Interested primarily In fulfujling contracts for the army and nary for other type ships and sought only a "reasonable profit*? Senator O’Conor (D-Md) asked what Kaiser proposed to contri­ bute. Martin aatd that if five comnaplea agreed to share In the ven­ ture, Kaiser tab! he would furnish sn e -iu iu of in th* in , men in nne-alxth needed ami •?** utie.aixlh ojf th* ca H A LF A B IL L IO N Dellverln* o f $537,757,070 w o rth o f ivory* th in s from ito o m tn rb ln ea t h a t lig h t c i t l i t to m illions pf hom o a p p lia n c e s w ore mod* an d shipped by O onoral E lectric during th o H rst'six montjta o f 1 0 4 7 — o v try item ; th o s ta n d a rd of living lit n early ono-thlrd m o ra o f people. We wo did In ony previous full yeer o f psec production. Q tim n i e/eetr/e IN MANY ONES WE PRODUCED M THAN^N THfi F IR S T HALF Of* O U « BIG PSACSTIMB YEAR OF 1037. FOR IN CTANCfit CLOCKS lRON$ DISHWASHER RADIOS SHOWED BIG GAINS, GAINS It s m a ll m o to rs are im p o r t a n t BECAUSE TH E Y A R E USED IN MANY HDME APPLIANCES A3 W ELL A S IN THE TOOLS OP BU SINESS A N D INDUSTRY PAV WINDOW output probably WORKERS EMPLOYED AVERAGED 163,000 AS COMPARED WITH ’ m m AN.AffiRAfie.lflL k !I«L "that he; was ihlnking of i fixed program and if Twiii"! I n o t 'b e ^ I l L with which w t could no! admitted th# riance" with �I WEDNESDAY, JULY SO, 1947 PAltR THREE Y ttE H A N F O R D H E R A L D . S A N F O ftD . F L O R ID A Red Strategy. In Europe Seeks To . Undermine Western Powers — •— < By DKWITT M.UKF.NZIK trade unions. This would add furAt* Foreign Affairs Aaalyat ihet -to the economic chaos o f the Britain, Franca and other eco­ nation. When autumn approached, nomically .nistreased nation* ,’f aqd the government was beside \Vextern Europe arc rcachlnir • for itself with trlhulations, slop loads the nrnapeclivc ln.-t'efil* o f , the o f Russian wheat would he uffei Marshall rehabilitation project Ilka .<| to the distressed country snd drowning man grabbing tor life- the time would be ripe for th? buoy*. r tench Comtnunisl Patty to room F o r . exam ples Authoritative into power on the gratitude nl iD U im la atated yealer- the populate and the weakness, dry that the gnvemmant had un­ o f the government. til r consideration the drastic There Is one moie item to Iw course of spending come of Eng- nddnl. |jt«t .Sunday a crtmniunlland’* *2.5AO.OOO,CM«) gold and dol­ ■pie was issued in Moscow giving lar reserve as an emergency tnen*- the first anthoritalclely published tiro tp_deal, with the "cat- CVftp ftlvieff-Wltc ew-'-OtM day* which are expected- tu p it imteed exeel Ifni. Thcie is grain the country neat winter. But lor export. ' the imi>ortant |ioint of thlp dis' cltnmfe, mol your *|icclal attention la drawn to it. I* that the tapping Suspect .Taken To of Lit# reaerra Would I* a Htoo- G eorgiaSw am p W here gap tietwren the peril*! when th-| ’,,7fl0,00(MH>(> loan from the U. F loridian M urdered ft. A. Is exhausted about the end nf the year ami the time when JACKSONVILLE. FIs., luly-ntt the Marshall plan or some other (cl*>— Wayne F. Woodruff, Ah. American pr«gTa?n of financial aid native of Louisville, Ky„ visited to Europe Itecnines effective. the Okefenokce swamp scene where Yesterday, too, France made n Myron D. Sutherland was fatally new appeal to Russia in the Unit­ shot July 13 and repeated yes­ ed Nations EwmcHMte and Social terday to Sheriff J.O. RlVc* of Council to join in implementing Folks ton. (ia, that it was ac tlir Marshall plan. Tlie Paris jr»v- eldental. ___ ;----------:----■----Hutherlamk-m«ot>er nf'the'Phrr Vedra Ih-sch tennis team and em­ I onWunlut Party, la greatly wor­ ployee nf an oil filter map. ried over Moscow's attitude. Dele­ ufacturo company here, had IIcon gate (ieorprs Boris told ‘ me the enure enuti Ire'll era rm ru tom , , k |.r, t„„le ,t,. ell that «li.Dust lajtwecn Russia, by*' aid. ami th- Western powets was ppai a r-1__, And tbe tnsls,r ___ was. ........ found.................... just outside .n alysing European economic reen'-- deserted cabin it few miles south *ry. of St, (leorgv, tin The Russian reply was to re­ Woodruff, former employee nf buke France for bringing the th* Mrrrlll-Stpvens Repair ami Marshall plan into a United Na­ Drydock Company here, was tions drltatc. Whito‘Ro?*ian Rep- picked tip In ‘ Kl Paso, Texas. —roaanlativ Kaminsky i|oolatod -tlu> wIilT Mg hrldb'Aif n Tew days as a^cottomic mid Racial Counttil has (he twn nlightnl from a Dana " to right to discuss the Marshall continental bus. . plan, lie fm ther said the plan Woodruff snld lie shot Suth­ - was linked with Carman economy, erland in the hark of the bend which he maintained had no place while target shooting ami denied on the agenda. Sheriff ‘Sikes reported,, that he ' With ’In# above as background, had taken the dead maij's wallet I «m going to ret'dow n here .. which has never been found. sensnthma) and, if substantiated, Sheriff Sikes said Woodruff vastly- important report yhirh had two Army, discharge* in hi* comes th me front a ti»imlly~ ex­ possession, one, tyjird which said ceedingly well Informed European he was a private in a Coast source. You will teesll that last Artillery outfit and another wilt* Ms-- French -Socialist Premier Rn ten with a pen saying he had serv­ ' madier dismissed fronr Ids coali­ ed as a technical sergeant In the tion cabinet the five Communit'. llllst Parachute Infantry Di­ ministers, after the National As­ vision. sembly hml given him a two-loThe sheriff reported Wood, one vote of confidence In whl'h ruff as laying the pen-written Communist m c in h e r a dissented. ■me was a Joke and that the Since then the Communists have typed one showed All day's AWOL beep outside the government. in less than twit year*. It's clear that this split was Sheriff Hike* said, too, that the result ->f Communist refusal Woodruff admitted having a w - to collaborate. My sm irtt-pew tell# ntc that the nisi# whs deliberate* ly precipitated uifder urders front h Moscow, and the strategy pas this: 1 =* - " It haif jit st tKTonie apparent that the Russian wheat crop this » D'*nr would Iki excellent, barring unforeseen contingencies. Posses­ sion nf this breadstuff would. pro­ vide a mighty bargaining weap­ on a continent which, in many places, was haftl pressed for food. Frunrc for i. nest the first time In her history was short of bread. 4 Well, with that set-up the French Communist* were to un­ dertake a program nf harassing the government. An important phase of the campaign would In? the causing of tjibor trouble*, the Red* being powerful in important t —■ - it ' c v u r ,* t. cjSCSB-V* rrr - A iriw rt OwnerH Slow] t a f t rally 1(^000 A tlcnd llaplist In G ettin g Licenses;'! AMtOimlilkiUu.vaim . w l Dmrus. p., July m ,(/m 'Goiurrcss In D enm ark A *K (*titllillrJftti v itm n iB uaid.qum iil pm iV iiiLngrd,M hl.______ __ ______; —________ ____________ ----------------- m »,,im i Columbus tmlay lu pign oratlon t , . T A L l.A H A S h K K , Fla., .Inly .■■■1 ,for .tommow’s , .. ... ,, ■J*.,■* Republican rally 1U H A t.K S . July U,r t ^ .......... ibr Sevtnmnrrow, only atmut half n f l ' T ™ - 'J L ."*!1 }'?■ enWh t'ongress nf tie 1’ajtiMst ' (ie— ,’ <e — -W>- With tbe deadline J ,, .. . , ... vcutlve and ccntial committee nt lie slllil there will Ik- m» eX-jniHut tomorrow nl tlie hr-hlcl enslou o f lie- imdnreht. J n lr-M , 1 \Vn|lick Hotel. lime fixed !■>- ths Imprevcmenl _______ ._____ ____ Commission for obtaining llreitse* C A S T A X R K PO IIT on exlsing nil-poll* without get­ ting approval o f sites, { T A L L A H A S S E E .* FU.. July :tn ", i lAb—. Vim ida gasnline tax col. F lo rid a * oldest and la rgest’ cctions for the last fiscal year ltor*e - track . . —,Hialeah . .Ims . . been■ "«(E were mure lll'Uf than lltuil *iJ171,'Uftr.luui ,(W>.tiO(1 nltovc Il’’FIVI* nssignei Jan. Ill through Mareh 2 tlu- previous year. Convplndler f.Mr jt* V .m rmnnr p e rh d .________ j Clarence M, (la v re|H.r|«d tmlay. , , . . , His 12-month ta»i*4«tmn of gas amt two children and that he had - lux payments showed reerpt.x served a sentence Tor Idg'ipiy, ,,r J*t^tl7,4l I on SRfl,077,383 Momlrtiff Is being held without: gallons »f mnlor fuel sold in the f o t g i a m L j u r y . a c t i o n . ------- I M ate. ftltc n l.c i lug at oji -rz tri tttttcI •ti i• V i|>en- the deirrves Ih* -11 hv tension a- p-n;-pat inns. - In bi-t niipnt tel-tfta'm tti the l ‘<tu-n I top t I’. a, P oI.iimI and ' Bill" . a • I , l > i d Unit II . v would In- ii' i'iV to purti.'ipa! in *h>- cotifctciici’ aed exptc >ed their i cri » ’ T h e piite •'-■ ,.i He- i 1*.■ '• l.o tlo .ii '•1, ■e ii I! !l I'u Ianne. in a Wi tcopiii sM *nd |r --c, told tip •!■ I. -a*i It c< tiPHt to >r> difficult to wlit -Up - |ir.-tre thpn w ar, and In- mkhd tli.it tlo- woii.l tuUny In i tied git,-[ia ,-eii(| I • / 11AMmu m i l ] Ml Off ' In -ln ia sc rip lin n . 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Only Deep&ono oRers you all throe thrilling new convenience ^ featurao; H«*r th e •FREEZE Pro|fr*m featurli _ T h e F o u r K n j^ h ta WrAU .-terir eWwred Li* • • IllUtk • Ice Cube Trey* mdd l aevtag trey • Alone Systeoi O r ir W T R R o te r y F r id s y at 12:30. , apace I* For the_______ wnatler family <^ ^ ' ‘ w* recommend kI if limited, Ilia'new Uhepfreero De Lut0 ‘Model AS homo fhterer. W ith" capacity of Dior* than * 8 cubic fret, it will hold more than 168 pouml* of aaaorted perish­ able food*. This model ran also aerve a* a supplementary freezer !□ your larger model. SiVyjri • L A R G E R CAPACITY - - r A “ \ N ed S m ith , M gr.’ m r c B J ’* ii% . t fH e A iira rro rfd ^ a i ‘ *2 5 9 " ‘ .For m odel A -3 "Right- Where Wa>» been ' - -V * . -] ‘ _ — m '■ =?- ’ H R Rsaltb, M gt. 1st 81. * . = .i L O WE R CbST % « . Sanford Furniture Co. r-~ —: - ’ i ? EASY TERMS Rhone 210 -- ^ 'm ' .v “Rigirt Where. VVVre Been for 25 Yr*m” 800 Eaat First Si real j iv------- —:--- .----V ---- jt j, | ,-,T*-^rr - ,t J. «’ - *’ V * : .' ' ** 5 ~ •1 _______ _____________ *• ' • 1»1-.-:~- * C,« I ? 'l' OME FREEZERS 11 •. • P SI,■;' i . Interested in \ heme freezing' of foods? , '. • �2>**- ■ P A G E FO U R .... w#u**v r . v V Doad Seagulls On County Zoning IT; If they hear not Mom * and We ar* twelve y ta ti >.ld thia July. Yes—way hack yonder in the year 1335, •la-oa piM M twavAd u* Florida Yconr awither State. He piitvliarrd property in Sanford and in other cities iu« in Florida, and one day he mentioned to i.># tbnl fir* insurance rates in Doritla were considerable higher than In his Home Stale, m l he thought perhaps the rtesun fur tldi was that the mutual fire. . Insuian:e companies wrro not active In Florida. ---- Tirmpantfl'.'pIVtuK'va'Ihi tui mVa o f the mutual caiy to understand why. a presen t to th e M anger in B eth leh em g rew on th e hills o^ Arthur Godfrey it still talkin i ^ em en about Sanford and this city** dr '. T h ere a re o th e r s ta te s in A rab ia w hich still keep isottrmmsiion to be known through- Inter!. Ilaclram aut on th e so u th co a st b ars all unlicensed out. Ihr isdio woild -a. the home! fo reig n ers. T hey m iss so m eth in g th e re b y , fo r th e lltulrao( Dirk. Aikin Again yciterd .y ,n a,>1 cltiea *'nve flix-nnil-seven-story sk .y sc ra .p e___________ rs resem blinng he devoted the belter part ol hit those In A m erican cities. Som e d ay th e se s ta te s , too, will yield to th e p re ssu re tff W estern com m erce. • wimon to the lubject. The St. Paul Diipalch revee'i that it received 5O0.(X)0 lelephonv callt (tom the public during Ihr p u t year. And most of them, no doubt, wanted to know who the Secretary oi. the Tieaiury war, oi whether the report bend over thr radio wai true. • / 7~ T.- . , Life mturance IS Belling to bv more and more an important fkc tor in the economic well being ol thii country.'During the fiesl five monthi of thil year over 000.000 wai pkid out to life in nuance beneficiatiet and |>olicy. huldets, amLIen than'half of this amount was for death brnrH's. M a t u r e d endowments, annulties, disability claims and jsolicy dividends are more im|)5rtant now­ adays than death claims. • Commercial lithrttnen who hail sern in an act of llic rrcent l>gitlalure their licenie for the ex­ ploitation of Florida's lakes and streams, paiticularly. the St. Johni and l^ke Okeechobee, may go back ,to their brooding, now that the Stale Game and Fish Comminion has’ reaisertrd its author­ ity over these inland wMeri. The people gave the Comminion the right la regulate fishing; the Legislature had no right to take it away.-JVrxLriL |h* laws ar»Tnot obeyed, arrests will follow. General Chailei dcGsulle lays that French Communists ait d i ­ ning to art! out France to Kutaia. An ouUlandiqg charictroatic o| the Cpmmuniita wherever vtiu find them it their lack of phlriotitm. tn fact, .they believe that patfiotiim ia a relic of Larbieism completely outmoded by the tempo of modem evetiti, "These men,’ iay» General deGaulle, tprakng ol the French Communitti, "h»v« thown their obedience to ohk'* from the foreign matlrri of the great Slavic power,"; TbalV tip* Ccmmuniit doctrine everywhere. greater allegiance to Ruttia than to your own. country. * r Real Homes For The Aged An in d u strial c ity in E n g lan d w hich h as m ade a good S{n r t on Holvlng th e housing problem Is also providing for its indigent aged a t th e sam e tim e. . . A h p a rt o f a su b u rb a n g ro u p h o u sin g p ro g ram th e city, fa th e rs lytve .prom oted w h at th ey call th e "A g ed Persons P ro je c t." .T h is provides gro u p s o f a p a rtm e n ts , With lime room, b a th ..a n d . k itch en , Where single, people can be housed in to m fA rr'h iid ihdep*aderfc<*, V enl-fr^e. M em b ers of each g roup can huve social co n tacts nnd help each o th e r o u t fii em ergencies. T h is idea m ig h t also be applied to old people who are not in d igent, b u t ab le to pay th e ir own w ay. Such a group o f sm all houses, p referably on one floor, In a pleasant location, w ith a shopping cen ter, lib ra ry , and m ovie house, would be u p o pular Innovation alm o st an y w h ere in th is co u n try . T h e elderly a re liko a n y o th e r ag e-g roill u p in being lm ppler su rro u n d ed by o th e rs w ith th e sam e in te re sts and com m on problem s. VEGETARIAN PARTY NEW. YORK. July 30. </»•)White-boarded Dr. John Maxwell of Chicago, who aaya he hasn't "tasted meat, fish or fowl .In 45 years,” ii the presidential candi* dale of the American Vegetarian Party. Vegetarians from over tha nation organised the party and named their candidate laat night companies he had bad satisfactory dealings* with in his Dime State. ThU Is why we slatted a Mutual Insurance Agency In SanfwJ—way hack yonder in" July, U»38 . Our ambition has h o t to build Up an agency devoted to the lank of providing goodI Insuran Insurance projection for the people in Seminole County,, at a laving. That We have to li me extent at least suereedtd tn doing '.his t« indicated by tfm fact that to­ day we have the pleeeuro of serving over five hundred curtunme, most of whom nought Insurance from u* leca.i-4, our agency was recommended by a loyal customer. To.our cuMomera U-locgs the credit for the gYowth,of growth ,of Mils Agency-ifor without iheir Loyalty and fuppu port, throe t.these Utelva it juii Jnirwui pened. To thdm, we arc d c |j *' lative and w* want them totknhw that-at y remgnUe the fa4t that this -“ -M I* truly their su ra lc agency—for they have made it au-Vljffy^iata aaked more money on their Insurance than we mkd* w riting the insurance— W». have . . . been MUTUALLY u, benefittad 1knowing each other. We take .this means rf thanking our customers pu' - for ihvlr h.yalty pud support during. these ' twelve years. C. M. Boyd & Company ALL waa missing. U A D IQ P R O G R A M S Hutton WT11R ■ 1:14 News »f the nay •i»t Twlltahr ttooa* 4:39 HjkJrte I'eied. • ili Are You Ueteoln, Tilt Johnny I'lntappU t;» Central rta. IIUIMUlea M l Will llrarfley l:»0 Musical Croat am ijbt Uall tiama (twasburg) / New* ItttanduD Iteuueetfully Youre . . lilt* Lata Hall Bears* 1141 Itaouaetlullv Your* th in liequeetfully Yours , lliH All Iha Nawi 11*0 Hlan Off ThuraAay *i«u man on ( 4 1 lleadllpta N*wa *:«i Watery Cbottper* Jambo • ill llomeapun 4:4* Art Plrkeon 719* • Batty Nawe fill Kunrta* BaranaA* I. 99 Nawellrlars lilt Kunrlea Kannada* till IWtelUa* Tima 111* Morning litnlloM Ii4l Morning Msdttatloai •t*-- Nawa tl 19 Hammy Kay* • ill KUoppart Baranada II. ow ItaSdllna Naara 1919$ Latin American llhytmt I0rl9 Whnrrh of Ctlrtil I9t4* HamI*Wlaaaire 11.49 Naw* Maadllnaa I lift I'maram lt»« uni* llilB l.unrhaoB Dane* | l ; t * I.umjliaon Dane* C6fi*t t t ii i nantm i. oooawta The London Daily Mirror call* for the resignation of Prime Hiniittr Clement Attlee. The Mirror li • l-abor newipaper and Attire heads a Socialist government and you think that be . would enjoy ike- unqualified Support of the I I 9« Labor ncwtpa|>er. However, thin *,» I t . I S lit« h*Ve gone from bad to wone aver I1:99 l i •incc h e 'h a t been in. office. De- e ! Atperican, hr 0*7 bMi dipped auili) ll« ynoplt’i are wbryt off than they ‘were durihg the war. and the ijhtUh Empire has aU but collipted throughout the world. What w»r couldn't do to old. John Bull, So* ciaiaro did.. But Britain will ri» again. Sooner or later the crack* poti will be thrown out FORMER PRICESI ' FINEST WEAVES IN PANAMAS • LEGHO BAKUS */>=» H aw i a l Norm Look At Y<\jur Hat - Everyone Else Does W e a l a r n M a to d la a ., J a y c a a I.anchann ’ A f U r t i o o n H e a d lin e * Itltv a r H lH n g i Dorsey <* Club : •, ■*• . , . V. r ‘. *i- f- 4\r ■ *•' •» L.-._i, T_____ * * ■ " ' -vJ l- . ^ S p * . x. ■if . f, r. , ■L5a!r \ L>r.iA. He bed tattled most of.hi* insurance In Mutual Companies and induced us to take on the le lire*filiation cf mutual fire Iin lire nee •nd one tiling ami anottiei, it n try l r l ,. T ll„ fran k in cen se w hich 4thl.«e T h re e w i.. H »«__ Tin* W ise e n i___ bore__ns : * Diamond Mines Are ICsfabllabad la IH4 Reopened In Africa Tampa Ray Island rabllabrd dally aaaapi tat artist T he recen t seaaion o f th e L eg islatu re enacted a special ‘ a a* aaaday at Linked With Red Tide liiw a u th o riz in g th e C ounty C om m ission to adopt zoning JOHANNESBURG- Up)~ Th» BaafarS. lla iU l Oranj-a Fry# Slate, where ,om* III Maaaalla Ataaaa __________ rc g u ia tlo n s-an d n building code g o v ern in g th e use of proTAMPA, Fla., July 30, tPS— the world'* richest gold flndi lia iiitt t i •m a d rta a* atalltr p erty o u tsid e th e city lim its. T h e C ity Com m ission of San.- Report! of many dead team'lls on of have been made, will ahoftiy aitn o rt.b ,, sr. istn. at ford Las long hud nucf) a u th o r ity an d h a s created n Zoning a amall ialanrl In Tampa liny produce diamonda. At Thcuniiit.r# ll Kaalard, Wlarlda. audrr 11a Art from the feverish activity it Caagrraa al Starrb S, ISO!. f'om m ission fo r th e purpose o f re g u la tin g every type of raiaed the aueatlon today wheuier j not their death* were linked with the ^ ’Odendaalaruat where amoke u co n stru ctio n in th e city. HOI.I.AMt> U ItBAM plague which recently killed mil­ already riaing from the new gold E d it a t A sim ila r Zoning C om m ission should be established lion* of fish in the Venlce-Sarm- mine! and mining towns ar* . I.otllio* HRAM for the. C ounty so th a t shack a an d o th e r u n sig h tly build­ sola area. Hatlaraa Maaaaae ■prinlng up on the bare vrld, ings can n o t be co n stru cted nlong m ain h ig h w ay s, or u n ­ No flah are known to have, died preparations are In hand for re­ a u M c n im o N s m i san ita ry c a ttle pens o r ch icken y a rd s erected n ex t to coun­ in thi vicinity of Tampa frorti ihai( opening twi diamond mine* that Caiablr fa Advaara ■ y I irr le r, n a r k . ..... I J l try inns or barltocuo sta n d s, an d so th a t th e re is some rovaterioua tcourge, often called have been Idle for 2U year*, liar M>alb ...... red tide because of the dlacolorn-j » maehlnerv ia arriving «u *55 Hl*,,>blance o f o rd e r nnd in te llig e n t p lan n in g ab o u t all fu- Uon rat** M»aiba of the water, and t^ne have, I- hr nr I Ms UttUlklB _ - - -----..... 4-M tu re co n stru ctio n in th e co u n ty j u s t aa th e re is In the .,,ey.— UJI.e....... ww*■-..■ ! H.WI V#nr & K i ^ r . i . All abllaary aallraa, raN i a f.' m)iny of of those those miimi killed) In commenting on a simllnr law fof Leon county,Jho. Bodlya ofof many Ibaaba. rraalallaaa aad Bailee* al Many ofAhe old mine sh^ft) he* j f e •‘*!„n ,„.*alrrtalBM*at* farwAW^aarBaa* al rallahWee Democrat recantlj- jrO in ted ^ t that county | filled with watar and w»ra -W Al*Ia« laada. .w ill*# rbarard *"r Zoning is im p o rta n t fo r h e a lth reasons;— "A s residential thU wav and a few were reported came favorite fishing spot* for local within Tampa Bay yesterday. al rraalar adrrrflala* ralrr. areas develop ou tsid e m unicipal lim its," said th e Democrat, Commercial fishermen her-* said farmers. They are now being <1*. l.laa.i Sanapaya, llt y r Iir.a, la... rrp rr.r.ia Tbr "u '* hi.K.h,>’ im p o rtan t t h a t th e re be ad e q u ate regulations fear of the plague had caused watered. Il'Vba ': : , u : : r 7 , a . r : r aaiarnlTaa to provide s a n ita ry plum bing an d g a rb a g e disposal con- many Inland Florida cuatomrra to rannel orders despite aSAUiaoce Olflraa ara auilalalaad la Iba laraj tyola," ,*11 flah shipped from hrre had, priaripair*baadai»Mara la wiiiaaaa O th er im p o rtan t fa c to rs e n te r in g in to countv zoning heen caught at leait 50 mile* from D r. C hnrle* L. P ersons aad Maw ram .__________ 1,. uri* th e need fo r public s a fe ty an d th e control of fire huz- the ecene of the scourge. O p to m etrist Tbr iiaaaid la a »aMbar at iba ftrds, as well ns th e n ecessity fo r re g u la tin g th e location Hanford Atlantic Uk. Bldg. Between race meetings Hlanyabi'5 of- v arious tyjies o f businesses so t h a r o n e does n o t act as Phone 296 running strip Is covered Hours: 9-12 1-3 ratua »i aii iba i»aai aawa priaiad a h in d ra n c e ' o r n d e trim e n t 't o a n o th e r /" S d m e businesses leah'a ' Bat. 9-12 la Ibl. aanapapaa. aa wall a. all |jy tfje „ ftl u re. 0 f | | , ejr op eratio n , th e D em ocrat points out, with straw and planted in cow Eyes Ksamlnrd - Glass**'Fitted peas and velvet beans to prevent Al* a r w a dlapalrbr*. --------« ---- --------"g iv e n ff noxious odors, o r th e y a rei noisy to th e extent erosion. .. p ro p erties m ny d ecrease sharply, in W E D N E SD AY, JUt.Y 30 , 1917 that su rro u n d in g value." Sem inole C ounty puw h a s th e o p p o rtu n ity fo r modern w h a t wi- Vjf i .-i » ia n o t s n a,u * pM cRmt co u n ty p lan n in g th ro u g h th e en actm ent of WE’VE BEEN WITH YOU MUCH MOKE EVIDENCE FOR zoning law . We hope no tim e will be lost in taking o u r f a it h , b u t t o TEST ad v a n ta g e o f it. TWELVE YEARS WHAT-WE HAVE BY LIVING ------------------------------------------- Opening- Arabia the prophet*, neither will they.he iiertuaded tko one ruse from the |rj.e* Lbii Sfc'vd, tiie-pictnreaqua ruler who called on PreAL * m h . ... Uiii it not the R oosevelt on a ship in th e 3\iez C anal, is not th e only 1 'f t - 1' ^iVy.erakc ir.i bc'en^uied kinjr in A,r **>*ft* ,n t,,e H outhern p a rt o f th e country, ■ fu“ ' is or him , and its k in g h a s s e n t his son on an to ,pa.k up congitinonat a m . offi(,jn| ,.n||j ,o W ashihgton. E v id en tly t h e Y em enite monngaiioni. _ -___ u rrh does not w ant Ids rival Ibn Saud to be th e only Arab m int, fint n,1**r w ith diplom atic co n tact w ith th e U n ited S ta tes. A Rcmemlwi when trad e tre a ty Is ex|M*ctcd to follow. • got hit comronnon and the boyv T h ough A rab ia is com m only regarded*** a d esert, th is 'I want to h were >tym‘ V/iii.^n^iew oTtlie m ,t “ PP^Y to Yemen. It* fe rtility is responsible fo r Its „ u, — r_______ . POL___ ___________ captain, too. In, h,.„ *»rident imniL* of A rabia th e H ap p y , a s d istin g u ish ed from panics that wrre given ------------,,,— . . . . ih a b a rre n w astea which m ak e a p m o s t o fllltiT h tlg e coun' .A> W E D N E S D A Y , JU L Y T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A The • Sanford Herald v l. < «—• -a*-r** ' —■ ; •• • ;7, } ..........InW ni. �I W E D N E S D A Y , JU L Y 30, 1947 T H E S A N F O R D n E R A L P . SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A PA CE u ijiiij H hl W iVIl I n i II, n i l U l I l If .y>m‘ nr. nut paying r«*ili Small farmers m.ij u iili lo do „ (.(injr o|(| m,,r |itiieryand m»ke it morn u f' ihelr own marketing to obtain a larger share of the .retail ■ ____ 51 ..II ,1. . 1. ■n■ Honor Miss McCall 1»•’*»* »•>*■« *■ S o c ia l C alender WEDNESDAY The Truthseckera Class of the f irs t Methodist Church pill hold an all day picnic at the hum* of Mr*. J. H. Cowan in Lake Mury, ' Circle No. 10 of the W.S.C.S. of th e First Method)*! Church will meet at 8:00 I*. M. at the homo of Mrs. J. K. Houlehnn, 2200 iVImrtto Avenue, TUESDAY The Friendship league of the Congregational Church will pwet at the Parish House at 3:00 P. M. Christian Council %fet With Mrs. Yesley The . Woman's Council of the First Christian Church met at the home of Hev. and Mr*. W. P. Yealey on Monday evening with Mr*. O. D. I-andress presiding. Taking part In the service and program were Mrs. J. L. Horton, Mrs. Jul­ ian Wilton and Airs. RAbect list- Miss McCall Honored By. Mrs. NV.G.Fleming All** Connie McCall, whose en­ gagement and approaching mar­ riage wa* recently announced, was honored with a Cora Cula part} yesterday morning given hy Mrs. W. G. Fleming at her home on Magnulip Avenue, llrighl arrangeuivnla of linnta*. .were used in decorating the. room* of the Fle­ ming home. , ; Mrs. Marjo He Sorenson asststrfl Mr*. Fleming in serving the drink with open-faced, sandwiches, pota­ to- chips, olives, pickles and salt­ ed nut*. The hostess presented Miss McCall with a Sunday night supper tray in her crystal pattern ami MU* Jackie Brutehle. whose marriage to James tnglry will lie’, an event (>f the near iuluie; was given a neat of ashttaya. Those attending with Mis* Me Call wbre her mother. Mr*. Emmet McCall, Mrs. Edward Higgins, Jr. Mr*. Dale L. Scull, Jr., .\ji*. liras ton Perkins, Jr., Mis. Kay Foe and Mrs. - Edward McCalL Also the Misses Kathryn Wiggins, Nan* cy Collum. Jacaie Brolchfe and Mary Ann Whelchel. Mr. and Mrs. I'. Bayard Smith plan to leave cm Friday for U tile SwiUeiland, S . C. where they will visit for some time. Mr. and Mr*. K. It. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. W. G, Fleming and F. D. Scott arv leaving on Suiidny to spend sume time III North CaroMr. and Mrs. B. K. Bailiff and children, Karl. Janet and Rosiland, returned un Sunday from Canada ami other pointn of interest where they spent about three week*. Mis* Kllen Coo|ier a n d MUs Marine Scull of Wimton-Saiem, N. C. .spent last weekend in Sanfi id as (tie guests uf III. a n d Ml* II, Wayde Bucher. Mi. and Mr*. C. J. lietaril of Baton Rouge, I,a., me the guest* of .Mr. and Mr*. K. C. Gulson at Il.eii home nn Iteaiilall Ave­ nue. Mr*. Ileraid it Mr. Colson'* daughter. Purplses Outlined For Youth Caravan PitNCllf MAROARIT Is shown plan ling a tree eti the ground* of Brodick Grille on the Isle ^f Arran, m the Duke of Uonlrote look* on. The young princess visited the small island, oft the west ro u t of Scotland, as the guest of.Uie Duke and the Duchess of MunUiue. (Iiilermitional) ^ Following adjournment of the wlusincs* session refreshments were served by, the hostess, Mr*. ^ T e ste r, to M rx rt. G. Fox. Mr* J . P„ Wilson. Mrs, Horton, Airs. Lindress. Mrs. J. N. Durden, Air*. A. B. Johnson, Airs. A|, G. Tracy, Mrs. G- W. Roland, Mr*.' J. R. Richards, Alra. W. C. Clause, Mrs, Y. H. Grsntham, Airs. 0. T. PearIon, Mrs. Spier and Airs. Tiion. Alio the Misses- Hue Williams, Marian Pearson, Betty Roland and ^ M r. Williams, Rev. Yesley and * D av id Wilson. van which will arrive on Saturday to lead Youth Activities W.ek from Aug. 3 to Aug. 8 at the First Alethodist Church, M ist' Alahel Chapman, director of Youth Activ­ ities. announced today.. She stated that another object of the Caravan is to outline an intelligent nrreedure for service to humanity ifn-1 that the purpose of the group U Mis. J. N. Burdick returned on to revitalise and strengthen thf youth program of the local church* Monday fiom Thomasville. Ga, .wluuw- aha-w at eaUed- hreattwr-of F.arh member of the* Caravan the death of her father, W. F. works in allyfirlds uf youth activi­ Hanford. ties, but la especially trained la a Mr. am| Mrs. Giles Chapman specific field, *ht- pmntcil out. have from a vacation They will make personal visit*, riH-tit returued lit' Saii Antiiulo, Tex. and By BOB THOM AH interpret youth work of the eh’irch New (Ifleans, I.a. to civic leaders, lead infui nml HOLLYWOOD, July 30 -t/Pl- study classes and fbiums, assn*, in Interest In the Academy Award* Initiating projects, give suggest­ is a year -1 oil yd m atter out hern ions for worship services, direct (and it*a ajmuf time to start mak­ recrestion and pxplain the Uteris ing the summer t>onk on the con- tu re of the* church. The counselor Friends of Lieut. Betty CoUx-rt, tendegs. The half-way mark will lead the adults who work Wjtli shows the British entry far iti youth, parents and other interest­ who i* stationed at “the United the lead with the Americans ed person* to a better undei> tilntes Naval Mali Im l d t ! t 8 f ”tH standing of youth and as list in Wasliington. D. C. will 1h* iiR»rstarting slowly. * Please note In the listing that planning a more conipletd pro­ catcd to learn that *he re-en:lv entertainment value i* not a fac­ gram of activities to meet the nttended a White House lawn par­ ty where *he met President and tor. Academy Award pictures art? needs of youth. Mrs, Harry Truman and their rhosrn primarily for their prestige daughter, .Margaret, GiUieiil olid quality. Thus, although U. S. Mr*. Dwight - Kiaenhower, Becrealwdioa may-have- prov-ided^enlertary of Slate and Mr*. George tainment In its first six months* Marahall, General and Mrs. Omar product, it has shown practically HradleV and Admiral Chester no'tdng of Oscar ‘calibre. Nimllt. She also mat maijy of the • The British, on the oth*r hsnd, cojdnet mvmlier*. hsve moved Into solid contention According to Mias Cdlbert'i lot­ with “Great Kipoetaliona.'* so to * it was a beautiful and -olorfiil far the ra c t favorite, “(hid Man event and a Marine Band played Out is also n leading contender. during Ihe afternoon. She stated Th* race-wis* Americana us­ that h rr greatest thrill ~wn* in ually aavs their strength -until meeting General "Ike," Ihe final spurt. Thu* we «** MGM lining up for a fall release BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT of “Song Of Love" (Katharine Air. and Mrs. Herbert Hill, Jr. illephurn-Paul .Henroid) and announced today the hirtli of n ’“Green Dolphin Street" (Lana son. Brian Donovan, on July 27 Turner-Van Heflin). RKO 1* at the Fernald Laughton Alcmorial priming "Mourning Become* Hospital. Mr*. Hill will he .rincmFLORENCE, Italy, July 30-iA'i Fleetra" (Rosalind RussfU-Mich- bered a* the former Catherine • Italy's most noted tourist* of arl Redgrave) and "1 remem­ Hurt. the moment, the Duke and Duchess ' ' of Windsor, today joined thousands ber Alaroa.” John Fonl’a “‘The Fugitive" (Henry Fonda) i» also of Dalian* seeking in sea hreeies a strong jioMlbility. relief from the withering heat, Warner* appear* to tie pinning the lummrr'a worst. ................. hopes on "Life With Father* Father" A special train supplied them (William Powell-Irene Dunne) and hy their host, Lieut. Gen. John the iOth-Fox entry la headed by II. E. Black, wh<\ for two years C. IL 1.*?, acting supreme allied f'Gentleman'a Agreement" (Greg­ ha* led the Columbia High School commander In the Alediterranran, o ry Peck-Dor thy McGuire) plus band of l-*ke. City, and who was took them last night to Vlareggio, “Forever Amber" (Linda Darnell In the Slarlnes for tour year*, .fashionable resort town largely •Cornel Wilde) and “Captain will have charge o f the Seminole taken nvrr for living quarters of From Caatlla" (Tyrone Power). High School Band this year, and American and British officers Paramount, which boasts a strong plans are being made for havng stationed at nearby leghorn. l e s t night Gen. Lee gave s well past performance, hopes for a a big band in action by Ihe release of “ Emperor Walt*” (ning time the' football games sLnrt, attended reception In Ineir honor. Qro*by-Joan,Fqntalne) before the I l was s iiih iu im u h I Unlay l.y Her­ _ Tha . Windsors ware—to- return tn Florence late today. race li finfshad,.^.— m an; K. Miirri*, principal. From the smaller stables come All truni|>et, trombone saxo­ such possibilities aa Enterprise’s phone and other . hand instruin“Ahrh Of Triumph” (Ingrid Berjr- ent players not only of the high pnan-Charlea Boyer). Republics school but of the. Junior High “MacBeth" (Orson Welles).. 8eli- School. I-ake^ Alary, Alonme, nlck’a "The * Paradine .Case" Geneva and other schools are (Gregory Peck-Ann Todd), Colum- invited to report for practice bia'a "Ladv Frdm Shanghai" Monday morning a t 0:00 o'clock (Orton Wellea-Rlu Hayworth). a t Seminole High School, said Th»*’* the way the race looks Mr. Morris. from this g ra n d ‘stand seat, but Air, Blaek came* here highly there's always room for a dark lecommended, said Mr. Morris, horse. , who says this ie our chance to Here's whet Hollywoodlens are have a big high school band. He talking about over their lemon- revealed that Mr. Black left Lake .e d s : how Gobi* should be happy City In order to be-near hi* par­ fc h a t “The HuckaUrs" didn’t turn ents who live in Longwood. out to be another ini*-“adventure" ...The movement toward e hurryup In (hooting picture*; it aeems to be th* only way to bring eoete down Th* dip In fan megtaine ■ise .'¥4“ ** - ' circulations , )- Th* need for food Th* way ABC Is moving Into andBERLIN-W1 in Europe ia "not gettcontention for the position aa th* ____ clothing ______ _, Paul French, ex­ aeroas," No. 8 radio network Th# ewlng ting director-of CARE, told a away from location shooting and ecutive here. He eald hack—to Hollywood - -The hone new* confcnenee ’ > private relief Jh a t jilckatieg of atudloe will be contributions lo Amini s o o n _Th* revival of CARE, formed by 28 American the tourist Industry., which ap- welfare organisation*, has deliv­ ered more then 1,200,000 Packages of food to the French, BritHh mnJ stag# business her* American xonea of Germany In Th* .trend to paa'ela in color the last year, French eald. detures, instead of th e brilliant iues * The movement of mare Hollywood Lieut. Betty Colbert Meets Pres. Truman Duke And DuchesH Make Italian Tour SHS Plans Big Band With Ex-Marine Lead In n aerie* of prr-nil|itial )>nr.* HMciilty it tira lira Mis* Sylvia Meisch and "life* Camilla Ratten enter luiu.-d re­ cently at the Meisch home on We t First Street ih honor of i l i i i Co»-| nie McCall, whose marriage to Janie* Alford wilt he un event o f the near fulura. Pastel flown* were Uwd in iti-curntinjr the room* ami refre»hruenta were served. huf-! fet atyle from the dininv lahte. { 'A Madiera cloth coveted the toldv which tvs* centered y ith .t heanliful arrangement of ji.tr!; uidierue roue* inter iijiei rid w ith tltiv white flowrra. and gifcm -r/ in a silver bowl. Burning lajiera in »ilver candelabra-f lank.'-d Ihe centerpiece. At one end of the table punch eras served from n crystal punch bowl und the pastel rotor scheme war carried.out in mints and individual cake*. Civstal and silver, tahh- apjiuintiin-nU were used, MU* Meitch n'nd MU* Hat ten were aselsieil in *ei vine by Mrs. Edmund- Melacli, Mi*. I. K. Kaltivn and Mr*. A. W, lev. Mi** McCall was p rfirilth l with n set of Knstorin roastets h> tinho*te**e*. Those invited to l>» with the honoi guest. Mis* McCall Ueie the Aliases Maltha Perkin*. Nancy Cullum, (ienc Caswell of Oriandu, Jackie Hriitchie. Jane Thigp. i, Kathryn -Wiggins, Klirnb. ih Kile, Mary Ann Whelrhel. Itettv Cmrmli. Mildred Huhson, Daphnu ('tin lieIIy, Hetty Jo llrock, Dululhy Crumley, Matllm Wight and Au­ di vy lluill. Alsu MrS, l.ie A|etlle, Mmr—John- Hughe- Ml (hue llarriaon. Mr*. T. K. Tucker, lira, Meihch. Mist flotltn nod Me I . l.d) u.ie. uf price*. I 1'" Kinjf Gpurge To Give Common Sense His Formal Consent ttural Bv Spuds Johnson MINDON, J u l > !0 ,',f( hiug Georg* VI u to give formal July lie consent to the marriage of foi deflation In strike, but ahniild, prepare fuw-lt now, *a>a \ . II.I P rim .. Kli<nin th In l.ieiil. >J]hlli|t Spurlock, fartn mauaucmeiii i-.-uno- { AIiniMiniiteii a r it i*rivy Cmmcit mist with the Stale' Agricultural mei-1 mg unnuiuw Uiidet ju .-rediitt Kkperimeiit Station If it come* reipiiiol liy llie I7h-i.,ii ..l.t P.nai -ther-m r -faritrd.—amt i f )t-itm-»tt‘t • come they liaven't lost any thing. Tu Privy Council iisiinliv at Among the steps lie recommends tei,.h .l hy u n i t n lia ndlul o l n.cm bei- -« i-ljs'i'tnl lu I.*- cimsidi r abb- ««,.Hen fni iii, ..........mi Blent, Kith Catitei hury, lee, i shine! aitioii It-adi attemling. Mu*,ul bat irn tctlimcU'—1>1 lil-T Naval duties ni ('uieliuin train jug slaliun yesterday after eprndIng ll-i la-l night ut tu leave A RRI0I of Uure months. Mis. tnkllig liu -Inido-lo-lm him! I'miiI-aura Katherine Brown (above), O'*-* Matgaiet to “Alluir Gut Y..UI 20. was found shot tu death inj.cr Summerville, Ga., home. Finger­ Meantime- the king vra* hrporit-d prints on a window sill and strands to have riven uiipioval .h i j* of hair raugltt in a wrist watch of duxrii lam lilis tu occupy It A I* lulls th* victim provided the only clues on tlui Siiliniiigiiill i-sinie which for the. police. . (International) i* ■rviHTteit ii-r W hf^e Hie hi etai home fur (tie prince**. Brituin-UuKHiu To Share H o u s i n g IManw LONDON -(A1)- Iliitain has of: frn»l to share with RusaU the dl*CitVc-rif,«. of her scirntisi* ahtcr the war in mp hoda uf housing construction, to iry to meet a common need for vast tebuildlng__The British ______ trade _nd**ton to Moscow, which bargained for .So­ viet limber for this country** housing program, has also deliv­ ered n'goverm ent Inviation fur a Soviet housing mission to visit British reconstruction areas. If the Russians ncrejit, an an­ nouncement in the Board of Trade Journal said, Ihe mission's atten­ tion will he called to new ninth, oda of housing const ruction in to n e m e , parth-ulaly to type* lie Ing developed in rural areas. • The-wedding dale is not li -mouuoved until afivr. the I' Council lore ling anil the i-> -( foniiuliuh i* (hat il ha. not !»-en *♦!,— * - — s ------- -— -— as lieing highly desiialde now uie the following: | If iu u a ir planning in m u * , (Ills is It goiuhtilllp t o ell III.' fill ill. Mil t h e n th c i h a n d , p r n sjw c tlv i f a r m e r s a n d t e n a n t s rlioiild not U iii tinv rush to buy. J'hni now for ,tow.-i pricrv fui produce, and,adjust the businrsin In-si you can tu meet them .Maintain iisodoelion wheie |ku Slide, becullae a conlhillptinil ui lower price* and redured iuih Iu. ■ (iuu would materially reduc- in rnme: Hi rive fu r h ig h c r y ir t ,!; -fii I t's h e r e - t h d fam o u s silen t Serve! Gas R efriger­ a to r with mi wnt lMff parti in iti Invruig »%■•-t.'iu! Nuw ninl iiia r I n It) 17, it*IsrtltfT* V111* •**'' nunlgm n lrigecutiun convenionco. A big Frozen Foml I.m ki-r, plut iiioitb culil mul dry’colil for fnwh inc.il,<. fruilaand vegeDildiW./i/n-.' llu> liUHiciilly difTerciit ii|n-r.ding aystoni limt tlinni timti li:i|i|iv iiwiii fn know -i.iyt* xitellt, lx . u hmjpir. thim o —v llm -new t»-rvi 4» now on .liijilny, ghesl profit rrujw and use feBtiljteC llie rally ns long us lls pi ire is favorable. This iv n it a guiel time to make n shift in type uf farming: Kxelriso rare ill employing fdnsi lai.iir and ilinvase ihe cffivo-io ■ uf Ia lei i hj every_possible., m unii, (food ei|Ui|intenl, convenient m iHiiui un-tu of work ami Inlnu suv log devicei* help ilinvUSe effjclctl cy. Do not eipniul the lm-.ll:. .. if this means using all hiiil labor. moat likely nooitlt liecauso *t is lie last month this year which 'ffer* much prospect "i good •veather, Huwe.ver, il is,n ijitcalion Cull livestock mid poultry vigor­ whether all the ■arrangement* in it ously; while meat ju ice* are good Ih- Cnnijilrted In time. Keep high producer* and wile well S o m e Louduo new -pajiet * *|]ce- for them, expanding livestock on itated tlml a •tui*- in Nnvpmlier turJulies I I I anlriiflg the |ilire|oi-l wuijld I... cbu-eti, \vhib*v other*, bus lues, at present price i« l»messed that ihe’weeding would he la. S ta le Bank Bldg 1 p<is|puiied iintii s j m u g , - 1219 N. O range COUNTRY CLUB PARTY Charles Potter, manager of the Seminole Country Club, announced this morning IJiat the regular WedniitUy hljrtn; pgriy win he held tonight at the club beginning at H:t)0 o'chVk. He also announced that dinner will also be'served isnight a* on every night -jxerpt Monday and Tuesday, Donations To Foreign Relief Are Decreasing ihjariJrtoifitt ebb of play M m Peron -Taking ainfljr Hollywood Jure*. | and Page Cavanaugh trio . “Peguin At Th* W aldorf" by Frank Carle -j- W te h Hendrrson’a -Dancing With A Deb" „ “NaughtjA Angallne",. King Cole ARMY CMill Of STAff Oen. Dwight D. Eisenhower waves goodbye to a crowd a I th* Washington NsUonal’ Airport hi he leave* on a-first­ hand Inspection tour a t Army Installations in A las)/. Also on hand is Mrs. Elsenhower, who did not accompany her husband oo the trip. l o m t o uiiott A uinotttr o r tu t coca .c o t* courA B t iv SANFORD COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY �J THE . t e s t B e t w e e n i l V A 7 A I P A U T ID i p i ) Feds Post poned, n U , ^ tIV a s t N i g h t ; L o c a l s !T O P S F S L W I T H ....................................... F IN E P IT C H IN G Dy A rthur llcekxllh. Jr. ■ I|rr»te Hoorla I’-dllor 8ILVER SPRINGS, F l a , July A steady rain that lasted approalma'ely an ’ hour at . giltnn 30, fSpeclalj— Joe Cleary', vet­ time last night— iaashed away eran see. e f jh e Palatka pitihing tbe ‘h *ppc»m^- ptartrrg the rhnlest staff, had the best earn*-! run between the M-nford fc|»rv Fed, average of the - season thtough and the Palatka Aialeas. an all- games of midnight last Tfnjrsdev. It l(i revealed In official averages important contest to the Fedji. If the game eould have been released at league headquarters pUved, and Sanford won. Iho At that time Cleary, after ap­ locals would have stre'ched th» yap between the sixth place A's pearing Ip 1H games and bulling and their fifth place berth hy 145.2 innings hipl allowed only another whole game. The Palatka 1.64 earned runs per game, one atsVecatlon la but two games of the lowest figures In lea'fcb* i-ehind the Feds in the Florida history-at this stage of the aeaState League standings. The sturdy red-hesd hid given Tonight the Feds will motor to Leesburg for a »llt with the up 63 runs, hut only 25 of them, Leeltiurg Pirates, and It Is llkr- were rsrnrrl. He had won 12 and lr (hat Carl Kettles will draw the lost six games, had given up 123 hllloek assignment from Manager hits, walked G2 men, ami drurk out 131. Cleary had started and John Krlder. Tomorrow night the Fed* enter- finished 14 games, had been re. moved hut twice after sVirting, Ulft the Hues at the Munirlnat and had appeared twice as a r< Park In a twin attraction tha* lief hurler. Is scheduled to get underway at 6:4a o’clock w|th-*Johnnv Ttnna* -Close on his heels was Gaines­ and Jack MeCammon, the newly ville manager'Myrll Hoag «Hh n ■f-JOlr^l Fed rhunker. handling 1,70 average, Nick Huonatn of HI. Augustine with s 1.85, Alston ths mound chores. MeGshsgln of Palatka with a 1.90 It _U likely that McCaminmi with a 2.20. Hoag, the league's l e a d i n g pitcher and hatter, had allowed but .34 tuns. 25 of the earned, af­ ter appearing in 131.2 Innings through 22 games. He had won 14 and lost three games, Im lmilng a 12 gurnet straight win atieak. As evidence of his control, be bsd walked but 35 men. Buonato bad rthppaaranee of Big Chtrfk Alena walked 20 men In 131 innings to (n a Red Hal uniform.! iiniforaur '• top Hoag In this drpartm-n 3 a * —Laaibm/i Dayt<wi> —m «ch TJ?T.i fid's"JUari f e r n had frscus in Daytona Beach was also peared In the most games - 37, pnatponerl l^yauso of rain. had naturally hurled the moit in­ The only rnntes* played wss nings -. 200.2, and was leading llie th# one hoAatrn the Gainesville hurtkrs In walks with 121 and G-Men and (he Orlemlo Senators strikeouts with 201. He had won In Gainesville, The 8ehs stopped 13 and lost t t ,an.d had s ta r te d the <Ps with a 0 >o 0 thumping shd finished SO of llu- 377Hls*1»# behind the five hit hurling of had li a >4 aappeared itituia t .till In rin. Trtgtmy Hyde, who lumml in his Gainesville's sensational 5Ia«on lfRh victory 1947 eam- l^eper, the unprrdlrtable leflpalgn. handrr. held two league recordr, ’ tlnescore. Iioth set this vear. He first walk­ Orlando 200 too ed IRjnrn In nine innings to break all existing league records, and Gainesville 000 followed that showing hy walking 19 men two weeks later. He also Hyde and Abrue; O' broke an old record of 17 strike­ •nd Dulaney, Llrphart, outs by fanning 20 men on May 30 against Orlando, Orlando's Ktan Zetlsll* had Iwen >7*1 c o t --. I "8 Iri 1B9.2 Inning* 1t a n l f U i d 1hadT_ ___ . Mir-. 204 in 167.1 inning*, while Orlando's Joe Jones hsd hit the most men — eleven, Jnnr* liroke all league records when he shut-oul Palalka for Or­ lando hv 20 to 0 on May 20 at Teas* homo. It was the worst white. a*lnMV|lle wash In loop history, longest game In league hDtery, IHLsn-K KAKPonn II sr .tlf h h ami ronsldrretl an organised base, fataik. 4* Si -4-1 l*l, hall record for scoreless innlngr. hurled hy the same pUrhers, was Lewbura 4* IS . <0* Jt DatltiS* It U .tit t» Sanford's I to 0 victory over DeIttietl* t n lf r S ir Land Saturday July 19 after 10 Orimaiti, I, l/slnravllln ,4v (Ail olhtt s u n n jMMiprtnxl. rain) Inning* of spcctarular baoebalb Sanford hurler Buddy Lake I,mit­ • gi 4,a Met PlISM si OtUndo. , ered over the right-field wall In ■ANFORH st Iaattuirx. the first of the ltuh to gain-'the Daytons lltarh *t I'ststX*. .Oainaevills___ .at __ 91 Autustln*. M win over DrI.and'a able Ylfti Alonso. amknicax L s-.tarn TA* w i. re t un Two no-hltters h sd . gone Into N«W ' Tork t i t ,u r loop records. The first wa* Juan l<o*luu It 41 .Is* tsq Peres's seven Inning 4 to 0 win Detroit i* i t .m u n )'h(!*4»1phls I 4T ,»»l 114 over Daytons st home May 4, while the second saw l.en Gogodschela and Alston MrGahegin team •811 0-5-2 M Jf' PoWno Cinetnatti 4# 41 tt* It u-ah ! • ' l i .III l«H delpM. is i t ,4en t t n>ietle Vetleraer Uthltn ♦- *t Mat* n inttet. pr York t, »'lr>rln«li t (ntte) rato I. Phlt»A»lehle 4. lltititSli S, llnston I. SA N FO RD SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK By R.j.scon M A R S H M A U L IN G C S C H E D U L E S T O B1 f O A O C niTTHK VPAR MAOSv w h a T in s e c t SPECIES PRODUCES FA M IL IE S ALL OF SAME SEX? T*HE GENUS SCIARA- GROUND SLOTH’ • Match Play Showdown Opens In National laycee Golf Tourney I'P HACK UP OLE Tom S ome EP*n X 0»DN' KMOW PE OLE 'o m AaJ’P FACK ME POWM ! WERE’ ALL C M £G A lU tR tJ/K } WHICH LIVED m SftUTrt AMERICA WAS DOMESTICATED BY PREHISTORIC MAN AND WAS ONE OF THE LAST OF THE PREHISTORIC MONSTERS •<« VANISH FROM th e e a r TH• _ ...... Newspapers'In Berlin Dominated By Beds . WASHINGTON. July 30, 'P i— -The Flah and Wildlife Servin' in­ dicated today that duck-hunt-ra will encounter Ihc most drasticehootlnic rules In a dread--- this Fall, regulation* n-mlnisrent of the duck-depression mid-thlrtUu~ . The a g e n c y is k e e p i n g its n u l - ] u m n marsh-mattiing ached Utea *e- j cret until President Truntar. nnd. Secretary of the Interior Ktugj a p p r o v e them, hut those acquaint-; rd with the waterfowl situation predirt that the Season will be cut to 30 days. It was 45 days Inst Fall, and JtO days in 1945. Lesnievieh-Miiuriello Clash Tonight For Runyon Cancer Fund Hy MURRAY ROSE BROOKLYN, July 30, M l Gits I.emu vich, the light heavy­ weight champion who seem.i tui Improve with-age, amt T hom Stau-4 rlello, the cut down Imut barrel During the 1940, eraspu from the Bronx, clash tonight’ in a nun-tiUc ten-rounder a t LbheU- fre r’-tw Field wleb rh a r f T ^ a r e r f kin1\Hh‘tier-nnd wilh the virtor fnring 100,000 youngsters. n posstide quickie with Joo lamia later on in the year. 'AIkiuI 25,000 fans are expected to pass the turnstiles ami n gate of around 1125,000 |>- preilieted., About 130.000 will go to the Datnoii Runyon Me nun ml Cancer Fund while the two haltin'* will cut up 00 percent hrlwcen •hem. • Mauriello, having trimmed himself down to ‘197 pounds has Iman.. A I’ Nr«* fen hire* IN—In (he non-stop pel Itlcal tug-o-war between Fast and West in Itertin the Wcstrn Allies are badly outpointed by the Husalans in the dally neWtpaper field", Ttie Itussiana rontml nine ■lidllf* against a comhlned total of sit for die other three occupying pow­ ers. The Russian-controlled papers have a total pre«- run of 3,120.000 copieji doily ‘ n£ain«t n comhtned total fol-^fle Ameriran, British and French papers of 1,250,000. And durinir the first half of 1917. while the. two Americanlicensed papers here had to taka a fifty percent reduction in. news­ print, the It ii Mi an-controlled papers trained more than 110,01K1 in total daily circulation. Airaimt this gain. the a il papers controlled hy the Western Powers could show a circulation g a in 'o f only fifteen Ihoitaand, as a 25,000 gain hy the British-licensed Telctrmf more than made up fhr a ru t Imposed on tha French-licensed Kurier. Kdilors of the western-controlled papers says it’s all a m atter of newsprint. Given the pnppr, they the many surrounds Berlin nnd is rich- SHOES FOB PLAY WAR BIRD - A SEA FOWL T h a t c a n H oT S w i m I Tltltst lost year, was pitted against John Knight of Hprt'ngflrld, lit.- I.eigh, Florida's IR-yearold prep eliampion, hooked up wilh E<l Kiamcikv of Omaha, Neb. . Defending Ghampion Al Mengert of Spokane, VVa.sh., war unImpressive In qualifying, with a 152. It) strrikes off the pneo, and fared possible trouble ip hla o|>ening ' match witli Doug ('ampin II of Madison, Wis., wh> shot 164. The N ational'Junior t’hatniier Commerce liotf Toiirhameiit indny moved into a uintcll play show­ down with two lB-hoie round* scheduled to trim a field' of (14 qualifiers to ID title contejulcraIn the spotlight wwrr to-intsUL 1st* Bolt Peter* of Kansas Cily, K ansan last-minute arrival with a set of ancient flubs, and Wesley Brown, a three-sport prep s 'a r PRA0UF,-(/lVThr : Grech youth from* Chattanooga, Tenn.. who stroked two-undoe-par tn yeaterdavfa M h olr qualifying ' te r:r — i’eters today tested his prlehed- Ameriran film. “Mr. Smith Go. up clubs against |4-year-old llu- in Washington.'*-la- shown In tlib fus Hughes of Pnduca.h, Ky., who' Crech parilmooi for all memliers qualified with 165. of the legislature, * Brown's first round opponent* The picture, wilh Its Senate was Dirk Pogue o f ' Watertown.! filibuster and its speefhe* on Minn., who shot 151- ynterdav. j freedom, democracy and Indr. Walker Inman. Augutta. Ga„ prndrnre. has been ehe'efed at dally who yesterday lapped a nest Hd. - showings since' its n tre n f opening hooked un wilh Rav (.Spike) It-e- here nnd arrlallned by newipaprr her of KUmnth Falls, D rr, last -dront* rrttlrs ns tho liest film year’s lunner-up, who qualifiwl shown In Czechoslovakia slnro the U. S. Movie Cheered In Czechoslovakia .. • D a rk 1t llu rs c ,, Ilu rry ? agnmst mo atoiiu, lortm’r cat penter’s m ate from^ rjlffskle Park, - jr a tiT B R A N ir TENNIS SHOES Walker Continues To sTi 0nnx ,,aiUrrp nrrJ»ndePace National Hitters Imilmrs any hopes of !HL^" meeting lioul* agaiii^M nurlello was stop­ N>W YORK, 'JULY 30 (tT)- ped hy ent-r against one Johnny Harry W alker,-ihe-dsrk horse for the National l.rague batting ..... ......... .............. ....... . ................. rbnropiohieti.p continues! to pacej (,|„ | M„t m atih his eireUlt’a baUora today w ith. jn twn „ r r vi’ou.s tilta with l-esa mark of M S. Ilo wasr-JWiiedJ j,(.vith r.ack in 1941. Iioth for theJJ5-pound diadem, Tami lui.t on laud Indians, who regained His points hath (linos, Am rilran League hatting load Uu*. who will Up the scaley.at wilh a mark of .341. * I about 180 even, stopped Billy Walker, th" I’hillirs• Fox's long knockout stseak hy th > I’hiliidclphie I'hiladelphia I'hillirs Hychnser, made !0 hit* in 27 times flattening Iho young Philadelphat bai during ihe past week inn. nnd blacked nut Mello Bcttlnn Jjnutigh games oGKunday fmt iust in leys than B’tnlftute In titi'lU t' seven points of his b ad to runner- two outtings. up Frank Gu*t|iie of ’PlUabu/gh. Gustine, in tky ioolit.of a a ig n m s hitting streak; Jdmprd his mark to .329. Both Huiidrtnu and DiMnggio IKJVr ef n playing manger of a second division eluli, rnme (hough with RELY ON 4-LKAF his one hundredth hit Sunday tn Climb four Mint* during the week CLOVERS, foe,- o|iponrnta who tpinllft-d Ihe plate this season to n .rlisn.'to In the National lo-ague I* Walker stroke* back at 157. . nuwhere, lie wore no 13 last Cooper, ralcber of the New York !ey, Soutbrtn liiier*chote*tic "" itched to 1 I-this season. Giants with .323. Non-marking soles. BOYS, MEN’S sizes 4 to 6 sizes 6'* to 12 U nrcfoot fre e d o m w ith S c ie n tific p ro te c tio n . BEDS with cushion sole and heels Low Quarter MACGREGOR TENNIS SHOES cushion, arch & hetl Low q u a r t e r GEM SOCK (An ld«tl .toch made ^specially for wear with tennli nhoets and ItooIh) WANT ADS ABE LUCKT 306 Enal First SlrMl — Favorites moved into the wmi finals mld-Bouth Tennis Champ' lonehlpt and play continues ir •very class ekeept tha boy*' sin W hy n o t plan a v is it to D a y to n a B ead ) th is weeke n d ? Y ou'll e n jo y y o u r uiualjro o d .tim t - an d , In addition, m ay fitid th e so lu tio n to your w in te r hortte h e a tin g prob- elnglee. 'ARTS THURSDAY FOR 2 DAYS! of lh> S r r c o 'o nll-llme grealo relarn* to thtlD again . . . . and again! W e 're sp o n so rin g an Ini- p ressiv e display o f modem oil hen ttn g sy stem s - type* sizes Inane aaud n d jris M ffo o r eev v e ry huuie and budget - floor furnace*, closet Installations, clrculst(' ~~ in g and ra d ia n t h eeaa te rs -— models especially auitnble for F lorida’s ihhlila'a h1....4I._____ » F ea tin g needs, ryo n e ’sa ta talklm aEvveery lk in g about o l lth o u M , h e a tin g . W e cor­ d ially In v lt* ybu to g e t tk8 la te s t w ord on i t a t f ir it L a s t D ay W ednettdayl iM Ifd lr WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1947 H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A rL , i ... i £ • . — V �c THE S A N F O R D K C T A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ID N E S D A Y . J U L Y 30. 19-17 Legal Notice \ o i n r : -nr — r»t v n a a nc-a i . vw »viv*k ik i »t w h i n , ry p d e a i* > o ir n w r r ' " ^ ' a r t ic l e s f o r s a l e HID FLAYERS for rent. By nr week. Thu Music Uux, 119 WILL have watermelon, cmitnlopert, pcnclie*. tomatoes. Wed. | Hi St. I’hnin- 953. .70th through Aug. 2, Pith' and r i m space tn Melsch Uuiliiintc. -F ren ch Ate, Pie ed 'tight. * irge hithl of ice*, .newly decorSUtLTUE new I.awn .Shaver. A it.il. nll utilities, heat aiul^avufor drniohstmUiit Jon, SENKAlt *r lervice furnished. Cell iW.iCLASS & PAINT CO. 113 111 11. A A. Dept. Store. W. 2nd M. IM FOB RENT—20 acres »ub rrigatnl truck farm. P! arte* FOR SALE- at Minorville, firm er Air Base. 35 thousand feet -I in well*, a 7 room ilw.lling Inch clay drain tile, K ,V ti inch tgaant hnuma 2 large barn*, ctSy sewer pipe,’ goi-d Ml.i. rolling tor rent only with I & 3 inch galvanised an.I tdxk On Cameron •Avenue, steel pipe, valves of the same East aiila Sanfonl, Fla., phone ■ice. 1500 feet 4 inch Universal fwS-R. F. O. Box BS3, H. B. Joint water pipe, rust Iron, TiNKi Itevre. feet of 3 Tt li U. A- hotter lied Wood. Hydrants and specials. JNVAI.KSI’KNT HOME now We are selling these article i at jipen ht Chtiluota, IK miles 3. E. of Sanfnrtl mail IK mile* N. E u discount even ,lho some of them are out of the market. :* f Orlando. L uge screen and Open potrhes to sit mid enjoy C o n t o r t Superintendent on ||h c fini| bn-eies off Lake C.«thground or call Orlando tW23 irine. I.aigr ground* anJ walk* after 0 P. M. ife from auto traffic. Large EatitiY Biel room*. Brick construe* ROOF COATING- Aslu-stos Alu­ minum roof euatlny- g.-vd for tli-n. f a n ari-<lmndnta 25 only, metal, slate nr composition roof, I’hniie nr writs- for reservation iny. Stop leaks. Cool-, your home at nitte. Oviedo Urtfi'J or Dr. 10 In 1 5 ',. Ten year wirinnty. Mai tin 2.192 or write Bo* 137 SKNKAU1K PAINT A CLASS Chuhtula -Florida, l-mue st-hin CO. I13-1H W. 3nd St. Ifer guest* to visit their tloetoe. . . ' : W-OWKRS • YAll.VIU.ti at tout; i-ijnvement* foe all occasion* flv-TiioitS! Ju « n town section, up to date npartnn-nta with nil McNEILL it YOST FLORISTS Sipes Avc. Just off Cclerv ! modern •conveniences. Adults Offica ph. 403 residence nh.'OlO R [ unit. Plume 550. s help wanted - is r* m h o u rs . A la j Floyd. j top aihj tiKtiiiiiv M iT iv trn * By A d v e rtis in g In | / . Tint N-,w^up«f \ < y 1 Itis l n tu lr but l» tn filwt s a a t n s t CHIUSTMAS CARDS 30 FOB I t A WITH N A M E-SA M PLES FREE m ^ V n HmhfSff-.!5 Srelel* biK K r^t v alues** m a k e q u iv k , th u 3fn«! K i.m ef tiwv *>r Ju ly . fa»y (irufiltL *Fin«*iit Hm* munth IML imprinted Christmas Folders, , . , .V ** '!.*’r.n,,"2 and 23 fast-sclliny a s s o r t m e n t * . m V le riK s w rite for rllh K samples. JEN- n«j t> l„ tuid liremc i-|»ik KRAI. CARD. 1300 Jackson. <t*IHCI,IT IVU'ItT KKAI.) Dept. 3t>7, Chirayo 7. ■ t Wo.«ui nrlsiebv Klerliln Attorney r-■r i-isintirt HEADACHE o ftih r tuLc^nrftller* which help u>|M,rU|ih« tU—>1 t r r p rim h n litn . Whrn Huy M f in d and >k>n I truth right tn tlw dittlm a, i w t r l*rui-le list* to e el up nig h it. t m i u e i l t-r r r:,n tn « .-> tm with tni»rlin*si<.t t-.m ing t-*tn*Urm-* ttum g Uirie It tnitirthlng wrong with your hiJn ry t or ll.ul.lir, Ih-n'l nrutret Uut mnJIlUin sn.1 Iom t th istle , m tf u l slggp. When .lltor-lrrr f t i b r r tuncUon w t s i i i , t-nlHOHrut tiM ttrr fit m iu ln tn your D rin t It m arn ln .M u w nagging twtkarhr. ihninutJg paint, try l a l n y l t H of |wp an-l rnrrgy, an tiling, l-urtlnru un Jr r t l r gyts. hraitacbrg amt i n i t t i L * P o n t tr .it! Ark rm ir itrVgglu for Pnan'g ; l ’ltla. a tlim ulant dlunrtlr, u « ,| ••■rm .fane t-r rnUJIoni for o r rr SS coat*. Ik*,n't gfra I lin rp r rrllrf amt wrltf h.lp I ho It mltra of si Irrrtu lw n rtu ih ,-ut ,n-i...r. , warta from i yvor bhant. Cat Uuaa's 1'iUa. CANVAS AWNINGS CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS VENETIAN BUNDS Aluminum, Steel. Womit I0 DAY pEU V ER Y ; Wc JRISFAlil! Phone so s STEVENS — 617 \V, Hulilnsun — Orlitntlu Phone 2*0729 I . Sty Jk’iiu ty S hoji n t 2Bti N o rth P a r k i s i j f i w o p en . ■ T h o Intent in tniMlorn w io lp m c n t'-a iw i •furtli.-thingrt r’ h h v t' In-on inntnllotl. • Inrltulinyf ituUviiln al Tiqfith u n its , inul n-Roft w itte r B ysti'in, w h ich -tv 7r*fTwc!«Hlty in ki’i>|tintf y m jr Im ir -soft atul r lu’u u lifu l. I)rt»|> in o r ta ll fo r a p p o in tn iu n l. E o m to rly a t nt»U.— I’n rk A vt-juiiv HA UKIKIT MILLEH BEAUTY SHOP 20fi N o rth P a rk P h o n e 971 FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM Try NICK'S OWN ICE CREAM m a k f o u r o w n le g C re n m . A ll fla v o r* T a s ty — D e lirio u s — H r a l l h f u l A COOL SPOT NICKS ■ • 414 S anford A venio . t.i> ■> Your Favorite Beverriffo - .. - ; -1 :- - u v a ia n . tm r s r X WEEKS W ITH PAY ’s Package Store and Bar I’htine SSB 112 W. F ltn l S l r r r l 1*7" WEAK NERVOUS WATCH RKPAIRS Three Day Service All Work Guaranteed 12 Months The Watch Maku* at MATHER'S I*. W. IWIenssr rwif VWnrrt omuln llmnsa Wheeler of Sanford FHK’K ESTIMATES r Amerlra's .Most Beautiful - Aluminum •• Cedar — I’oll-hed Mumiaum Ask Me Cor Free INllmate E H m im Tired Kidneys. lung Sleepless Nights ii< •. a i s WORK WANTED EXPERT paiutluit— rujitruct or hourly basis. S. t!. Gieyan. Free estimates. Phone 7B^I-J. FLOOR SANDING & fim shini.' DIAPER BKUYICK i cleaning & waxiity. Our poyerl For Krnertaliotia of Immedlat* Delitert to SANFORD— unit enables us to work where, PHONB 33157 there is ,no electric rdnncetio.i available. 2l yenia rxpcrionr-'. 1.100 East Kublnaon Ate., Orlando IL M. Gleason. Luke ’.Mary, Fla.) hurniturc Rc Imil hln| ROOFING - ROOF Paintiiq;, all kind*. Smith-BcTt.sFhfUid tlRK.-, < jtm Oaktaol Wart Export Workmanihlp GENERAL housework or launderTHE SANFORD CABINET iny. Annie Pittman, Hilt E. 9th. SHOP CLEANING — cnohiuy rstiey 124 Paknollo Avniuo for children -- hy week. 705 L u., cust Avc. I [uitNLSHKD apt. fur a couple. SEE JIM M IE._COWANS. Sheet Metal Works for new radiator*, |r.t)7 W .J i S tm t. new radiator cores, radiator BENT- House In lathe Mrtiy, cleaning & repairing.___________ I2 SPE C IA L, Sh MV ICES HftTtln. 3 looms A- hath, furCONCHET'K SEWER PIPE hit-lied. 1 III. West of C or C SEPTIC TANK Si Grease Traps FOR RENT--Floor, sander. Easy [Blily. tiiprire It. Putter sin. Blocks, Aluminum Wiudutv.t and o p e i a t io n . Reasonable latos, S«nW A I cranky ‘trrry montllM. m em P a lm , — f(ud-T'*lnb-fb—<«ltma-<^,--fthmurr Are y o u t r o u b le d b y d lsll* * * o f Pcrma-tile, Hurricane braces 3o;{. | tenisfe (iiitrUtUMl ■pertodle d liiillb * BEDROOM house or apt. for s o r e s t tow* tb U IrtsSe to ll rest so Miracle Concrete Company, 391) [ncrupancy Oct. I '—--Permanent DOIN.-R - J'L Y M O trra I tile d . Iila n -c tm iis. n r r i - v r - s l » u sh Elm Avc. Phone 1335, es? T lten so i i f L id ti a. I’mXI n-sidsnts. Ph. (MS-I t ■ PARTS AND SER V IC E- ' htim sm 's V n irisb lr C eetw onol In re list* JD» Palmetto Are. Phone lo ll such sim p l-im sl I’luXUrm 's (v ,m SALE—Llmerock for drive­ nd Is m*<l# m ails !•>' e-im sit. fANTED to rent o r - Irate mom FOR fr* way* * and roadways—Phone YA-DE moth proofing last* 5 pound b Iso tu u • h a t j for huslnt-ss. Write giving ile1241. taiu' tty, to li-i* IL Care Herald. le a n , llave-yuur wooleaa moth proyfed now. Duuntown CleanMIXEIlD FF.ED5--cmi.idsU Tins lOltSB o'r~ ;ip'dTTm’r-HT7 furn!died era & Laundry. 1I3 Palmetto lo r unfurpiihed. Exeellent rvfec-----l — ‘Avc. Phono 014. [rnrci. Cull Archie Brown 71ti*. Butte: us i* ::nt .cry Lnarging. I’ianu Tuning and Re|utlring. 1- L II. B. POPE t (). ISC. Sill. Res. C1I-W. mm----------- |—— m* ,i IR E A L E S T A T E F O R S A L E 4 CEILING funs fur sale. Lmtuv's SIGNS Dryg Store. I REAL F-STATE Shuw cards and poalara INSURANCE Paiitls, Poultry Supplies. Nall*, O— DUE’S SIGN SUM VICK MORTGAGE LOANS Purina Feeds, Groceries and O. D. Landress. Phor.s 1021 , IAYMOND M. BALL, lie.tllnr Meats, Totifhton A Watson, 1201 RADIATORS cleaned and repair Rcifistnrod Broker and Celery. Phone llUtb <‘d . -id le n R a d i a t o r - S h o p , 101 Insurance Afft-nl Sanford Ava. Ph. 35&-W, T 4 Fluiiilu.StaU> Uunkllldtf. AUT<). IIAI )11>3. -Mulot ulu. Sale* ami Service, ; Thc Music Box, LAND C L E A N I N G AND EW, twu story, threu liedrieim 119 W. 1st.St, Phong 9 5 ^ ^ LKAINAGF. I NEW CATER. Ihiimc. Two j-nr g atare. On PILLAR DBI8KL IIULLD07-SKWINt; MACHINES Itner.Jot ID) | 140 in Muyfatr, EBS WITH P A L M K T T T SALKS A SRI1VD E rnl sell-oiifui uislicd nr furnished. RAKES T W O 3/4 YD. i n s i t r s HEWING MACH. HIDIP jlmno H55-M. ,____ D RAtU.INKS. EtJlTPMKNT 113 S. FRENCH. I’ll. 1190 NOW IN THIS VICINITY Ionic on largo led. Corner Hick­ NIMNICHT CONSTRUCTION ory and 7th 8t. 700 K. 7lh St. COAL circulating heater. UeoMinaide. Ph. llCfr-J. CO- ORI.ANIIO, FLA.TIIONK *3,000. Apply to J. J£ Walker, 2-2*3L ■ , _________ 9Hi Cyprmta'Ave. LOVE SEAT - good condition, p, J, Welier, Elder g prlngu. I, VERY drairnblc f i v e tiHtu RUNT A CAR YOU DRIVE IT i'Pinutatow. Gan In- putclutscd SALE- Slightly u«ed Elgin PHONE 200 with *2500.00 cash, b a l a n c e yrle. John ll.‘ Rout, HI l Pal* Ide 1monthly. * • STRUCK LAND-MOIUURON met to.* U-imiVK-IT. INC. Ibiberi A. Williams flume 732 Atlantic Bank Iildg. GIRL’S Bicycle. Phllcu Cahlnat SEE US FOR Radio. Phone “252-W. MIMEOGRAPn PRINTING . YOtf like to live on the edge AND TYPING * of the City we huvd a nice five BABY carriage, Thayer loUiiiiiiCREDIT BUREAU OF roonT bungulotv with all .’onven, Ide, gmid eomlitipn. Phone BO’J SANFORD Jciii-e.i, eight large lots, lermr W. 110 N. Park_______Phone JPO cr.n be iirrnngiil. • Priced only CANVAS PAINT- clear and col­ *495t..on. STA N CO M STO CK ors. HKNKAIUK GLASS • A EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING • ltulivrt A. Williams fnnetaisnt 0 snarl tire Fred Myers, 311 K. 2nd B t PAINT CO. Plmpe 320. fhone 733 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Fbeaa *tW-Tete4rp« I) It M ATTENTION MOTHERS BOOM home, several bluetts PURE Air Gas Kitc|u-n Unit. Mxr—DIAPER SERVICE— cem-llc Cabin Court. Siv Orl tudo from center of town. Phone t09Ruby Valvrt furnishes hospital Highway. Phono 229-M. J.________ •________________• MMXbee ti. A. a. D. clean.sterile dtafiers and deo-lnr- Rejwesenllnf T. N*Len O Koarka, ZINNIA and marigold,p tantr fur lied container. F-cnnomlral and ROOM house, with 6 lou, con­ Daytona lUaeh, Via. safe. Fully medically approved Fall flower* tmw n-ady. ’A. K. structed of nelerjed virgin pine Rnnsettrr, Florist, Tele. 2I2AV, Call Daytona 24fl7-5V rollect for and cypress, A-1 condition, new­ details. 06 diaper*. *2 a wee:. I ly painted inside and out. some ’Celery Avenue.* - V r i R S T IN 8ANF(lRT)” •fruit. Amq four 200 pound fat • DUNLOP ~ DO YOU KNOW ABOUT hogs, 2 young milk enw* with WHITE WALL TIRES TRACTOR M O W IN G -W e mow first & awond ralves. Allp- C00-D) *21.50 plus 7ax. Le t t s vacant Inti, roadside* or. Inige| gethcr or separate. Innulre at IVhrn yell U«hv reia.hea y o u libTral trade In S.a-lth 3—utla acre* re*. Phone 41 or IflT-J. 2331 Orange Ave. or Phono 795*ry to *rl rlil of them all, re' C0(PIII *21.50 plus lax. kill tk» f»«r. th at. y o g ro r LONNIE McMullen'. M a r k e t I.r*» lilieral trade in. Ml altti spray or duet or (bat Shop, open'Thursday, Friday & nob Dennis Tire Co. (FURNISHED .7 Imdrimnt house walk late a pot*4tr by acs-ntei. Saturday. 413 W. 13th St. Phone 003 with 4 aerc*. ny owner. Phone 1294 or County 3305. La d ie s Chicago Shoe Skates - LAKE Mary d-aundry ready for - — - ------— - y — Business. Rave your wash done ROACH K I L L E R site OH — practically new. 1310 SMALL house. 60 x 160 Corner the Bendix Way. Mrs. II. I^inpIB D I F F E R E N T * W. 3rd St, after 5,______ ~ lot, *2600.00. Plume 714-It after eti. llvtHr hr*. rt*l I t Ii«c*iUa» tH»Jf Uh« 4 P. M,_________ il. T tl*y d r y ut> rtiut d ir. H i t WOOD or coal circulating heater lit t»*f* HttiivpoU*iiifHia to iiis-ti — good condition •• *35 ctuh. 13 N O T IC E S — P E R S O N A L T FOR HALE tint ptla* 113 Holly._________________ lA VERY nlre two liedroom frame WILL pay *5 for transportation house, close In. This house la in to Daytona or New Smyrna, g o o d condition throughout 6 ARTICLES w a n t e d at Thura., Fri. or Saturday. Phone |rwould cost *6,760.00 to replace. 350-J. llant'a Tuxedo Feed Mtofe Priced at Sti.300.QO. Highest cash price paid for used ('•m pbeira Feed Store [SMALL two Imdroom. two story furnitun- Ted Davis Furnltutc 14 L O S T a. F O U N D Henry Ruaecll'a Heed Store house. In good condition, ideal Co. .’Ill E. 1st. Ph. 958. Stanley-Roger* lldwa. r for small family, located in Rose LOST: white plaitir ladiea handand other goad atoree Court Section, reasonably priced I’LL 1IUY your car regardlr-ci of liag in Penney'* Saturday. Ret. age or condition. Boy Red, 300 j|* » Herald Office. Reward. a t *5.750.00, ■■■■ JEW* two le-iinunn Imngaiov- In W. 2nd St. i s ~ a u t o s fo fT S A ii Pim-hurst — suitable for urnall family — desirable surroundings. 7 P ats, Livestock. S upplies MODEL A Ford Roadster. *ZQ0. *4ji00.00. Tele. IR3-J or Co. 3304. [ AN exceptionally desirable two- Good mule for sale, cheap. T. n. atnrv house, 3 Ix-tlrooma Klm rd. P. 0. Box 205. Lake 1940 HUDSON deluxe *595.00. hath upstait*. and i bedroom *150.00 under market. Good Monroe. Fla. and bath downstairs. Large |(vpaint A motor. Box KRM Care ing room, with ' enclosed sun Herald. , HELP W A N TED porch; lihrsry, dining room and kltehen. Unusually well planned I’rolrrl* Your Health as to cuptmard space. Has two. EXPERIENCED celery grower or trained farm manager for farm Dy Sleeping’ Better. ear garage Incorporating work In Zellwood area. Good |K>aitIon room ami Uundrs. lta s 11Q ft. for right party. A. Duda A Sons, INNERSNUNG MATTRESSES frontage on pa'I M i atrtet. I-ot i* Oviedo, Phono 2151. and landplentifully fruits B O X ^ F R IK C S - v HOLLYWOOD BEDS WANTED: Man to aoecee.l R. Simmon* for Hawlcigh business VERY tpacloux and Matiufaetuied To Ye In Northeast Polk County. 1500 n I-anta, b Individual Order By famiUef. 'Product* sold 20 yeara. ng V< Permanent if you are a hustl 'r. on steel, with 2 For particular* write Raw. and hath upstair*; and Matlreoa Renovating Iclgh'a D-Ph FAH-440 1038. Rah ‘ Rebuilding A SpecURy living room, dining room, Memphi.1. Tenn. nr see It. Hart­ Call U* Today -- Sleep ____im and bath, and kltehtn man. Box 234, l-ongwood, FI a Better Tonight ■downstair*. Ample elotct and cupboard space throughout. Ih fr 10 COLORED boys and ? colored Hous*, hi* recently been roderowomen for kitchen work. Apply Inride. If your are looking Pig n Whistle. Park 4 Geneva p of distinction, this Avenue*. ‘ | Hanfe Sanford OH Celery & Sanford- Th W k « y»v t 1*32 e*Sanford, Ha. YARULEY VENETIAN HI INDS ktiHttUtt that «#*| tm«h4f*tt «tr* wn%*Kk nl.rf Ihf'lHiAtKt I* i wr.ntgu N l - * tfr>fft*a*» i s phtt. \V A IS £ V }} U U M N E S S / GIRL for cashier„ i*. i cosmetic coun-‘ M cK inley K in s. In th e 1 C irc u it . 1. . . ___ . ... ter. also soda girl. L a n ry > P l u g ,-,n irt ,.f H rm lm -lt v -m ru y s i Himotorc. -t f o n t Kiel 1.1s The title el the ■ “ 1 " , jij,,. i, Manila MvKISln Kinif. NURSE for 3 children, as.< 3 i PiaiiMlfr, ->rr^ V o , ».>! I'tuyri A. t£lk Scaami ihtv Avenu,-. ' j Kins • .Iwr.tiilsni. ^---------------------------- ! t \ n vow aiik itiettmiT WOMWOMAN for yrluval housework. MANDBp to "Pl-rar •tlhrr i-n*" ilf!7 V t te n elljr o r hy stfe ru i-y . In .o i l *1111 1U7 W. lAK-USt AVC._____________ Ur -Iw r' „ ir 9 Dried herbs are three to four timc-i 'ir.oiawr than frr,*h herl-s. so -should In- used spsiinyly -In seasi-uid f,UM|t I i.siiia. sort siiuh maiiiOit. sddrrte i * I’r n c tiliu r a , A la b a m a ! c/U < tru r* c PAGE SEVEN W hy W orry Wi t h Y our P ast Due Accouuth?- LET W\ | 1 r || •* / FLORIDft 1 Howland Collection Agency Diin’t w .i-ilr p m l m t s TitritUun Him* g u llin g In anti from >inir ‘‘u n m lrrliin il.’’ F I.V E L 0 H IH ,\ A I R WA Y S anti illivu MORE T IM E fu r fu n an d rn la x n lin n . 1 1 3 i , M A G N O L IA A V E N U E P H O N E 1091 S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A ( m inn,lint; n l tl i Airlin e* i c r t i n x lit* Your t’uUrvting l-’ur Ytut Cull At Our Offirt! Fot UollucUuit ’llulrs Vutcrlca I Flljjhln Daily . . . Air* Trawl, ('artla Aircptetl T E L E P H O N E 1;i2.'» MU N I C I P A L A IR P O R T . Ky Kay (totto OZARK IKE (soa-V,'-)vmnouT 02 ark , X (0 P 0 A N ) THERE GOES OUR OAT <#(AL... ’ _ AND BASEBALL'S . (GREATEST GATE ) | f. ATTRACTION/ J 7M IB AIN'T HO P L A C E F fjR ’ M E ... A H M ( GOIN' H O M E / (G U L P ) DINAH THINKS All DONt THBoWpD ItCR A CURVE/ HIT Dt ROAD 0 . . . J . P . . Y O U'VE 1 GOTTA THINK FAST/... _) B L O H D tE „ .T H IS DRFA M O O A TS A L L M IN E / .A i- Funds Tweet And Lowdown! MICKEY .MOUSE "**n ^-tuser. K33N WOOJ c AMC3 .B U L L - A - 6 3 'P T l ETP ID -A -O C !(P C ? l H ROACHES? By Our Want Adi ^ Vicvi I - -V 9® 't fW »**' • -- t a hm fib * W O I d t f Wiu Hits DlGGOlSe II RETURN TO me CAW? AMD-FWO oor WHO’S LX;AD. tv >tsT- ay t q fsrmekate* By Fran Striker sSomcthin^ Has Been Added! 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Phone .303 Vf $3 .» Ir-rrfH:- \ f A . iv ’ „ . �* i n . a i 11 — ?- r.*t •,. k • ''v - ’- ‘* ■- * THE W EATHER In Unity Then U S tr e n g th — To Protect th* P m m of (h« World j To Promote tko Progr*»« of America; To Prodae* Prosperity for Sanford. Considerable cloud;ne»» with scattered afternoon and • Ttninh thornier,ho« er« through Friday Gentle lo moderate south to southr*\l wind*. A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y V O L U M E X X X V III E sta b lish e d 190ft SA N FO RD , Bodies Of British Capital City 'Of Indonesia Forest Is Captured Soldier I n j u r e d In Booby T r a p ’E x p lo ­ sion D u r i n g Rc. moval Of Victim s W A A Accused Of Using Planes For Employees’ Trips JERUSALEM. July 31 t f V Hie bodiet of '(wo young Hrilioh ‘tergeanli kidnapped at ftottagei by I (gun Zvai Leumi w t’t found today hanging from two eucalyptus Ueei and weie bUvted to bilo by a booby trap when E xpenses In Flying A u t h o r i z e d Pas­ sengers Sqid H igh S c a t Of Republic’s P arliam en t S itu a­ ted In Java F alls T o D u f/h T roops BATAVIA, Java. July SI­ GH—The scorched, dead-city of Malang, seal of the. Indo­ nesian Republic's parliament, fell to the Dutch today, the Netherlands army announced, and other Dutch columns raced tnwara the biasing town of Tjllatjap, chief republican port on the south Java roast. K fcW SPA PBH F L O R ID A , T H U R SD A Y . JU L Y 31. 1947 Royal Marriage Set For Nf>v. 20 LONDON, July 31—(41— rrinceaa Klizabeth and l.lautenant Philip Mounthatten will be married Nov. 20 at West­ minster Ahby, . IliKkiJBgbam Palace annniinci'd tonight. “The King and Queen have approved that the marriage of Princes* Klirabeth and Lieut­ enant Philip Mountbatten shall take place at Westminister Abbey at 11:30 A. M. on Thusday, Nov. 20ih 1047," the brief itatrm rn t said. The Iwtrothnl of the heires* presumptive and the former Greek Prince had been given formal approval before the Privy Council at the palace earlier today King George VP* formal tnnsrnl before the Privy Connrll carried out an old ritual. —f NO. 185 A s s o c ia te d P r f u L o w e d W lro Greeks Weigh New UN Blow At Balkans Chiefs Of Army- Trum an Aid Plan Is Reported In Force Despite Red Veto Of W atch Group Flying Boat I \KK SUCCESS. July 31 Greece formally charg­ ed Itu.sia’s three llalkan i*; lelliirs today »l t h aggressbm In a drastic new move aimed at cminlertng the So­ viet Cnlon's vein of an Amer­ ican proposal (or an 11-memMr Vnlted Nations Hunter CnniniMeinn. Public Hearing St. Johns River Is Conducted By Measure Signed City Commission By Pres. Truman Action of W PB In L e t­ ting C ontract T o IIuKhcs-Kaiser U p­ set S t a f f H eads WASHINGTON. July 31 up>— fbc joint ( \irny Navy) chief* oi R equest To Close Srm - Jacksonville T o Lake •tall drt Isresl in July, 1942, that f t v-' F m * - h ‘ H n r n t ' y * 1 * r o j e c r " i n f * h v v . v t - n « iwesensiv-rra-ng -bags-. 1 * hm le" R Rll Vvtf. D>ur­ flying lx>.al progiain would I f inG i v e n $ 3 0 0 , 0 0 0 .»itini*iali|e." ing Races Approved it waa developed to­ AI* Special Washington Service day .at a S-nate inae*t’ig»tion int^ The City Commuijon held a the award lain that year of tha WASHINGTON. July U u ll public hearing yesterday Mo de­ President Tuintan signed today .< 1luicl-e* K.ai.tri ronlt.arii lor ihita termine whether or md to ie*ok-* $ 502,1 W.OI 2 ziqtiopnaiion bill amh Iki ala. the lifer and wine In rnie ol I, lot Hood cnnliol. n.uu.ition itfld ftobeii A, LovgJt, nm<s-und«r*ff^ D. Carlton, 80 C West Ninth other non-military, atliaiiiei of Ihe irt.aiy of <lale. tratified to tha Street, as If quelled in a petition War Department. Senile War Investigating Commit­ hy 18 nrathy tf»idetiti It w.ra One of ihe Laie*t measures *p- tee .as" In the Hand of these lop derided lo pul the place #on a maed liy. lliv 8*mIi CoiiBrc'sa be-, W v •'■’l *>1.......Ilie.se.---- «----- —pcadwrlnanary— r-*Wtn—eorj-rf—t' He read into the record of a tiire llie July If* recr*j, ii t'K ate any more complaints, In i - eludes $700,001).for tbe St. Jobns letter vlmli Robot A. Patterson, voke tbe” licemc, ll wai an River pfojecl, Jarktonaille lo l.-ale tlien updo sec ret sry ol *v*r, wrol# nnunced today by Guidon Brad llxinry. in tbe * J9 8 .11-1,8)5 lot live ye an .ago yesterday aummarilley of llie City Msnsgrr'a nlftrr flood control roriltiiu lion rind ittg the position of llie joint obiefs Ibe lequeil of llie Uo.nl Guuard mainten ance It dan « irrtri .$1 1(».- of al.alf. - —— LAKE SUCCESS, July 1| (id 1 ?DATAYT/V Java’,' July l l '(AS S re (’,irek gmrinment repented bv cuseJ the War Anels Administra­ Jungle troops ol the Dutch army Jo:me<l tourers today In be con tion of uiing a fleet of (Janes lo drove today to within two miles gidrnng the pombdity ol bring haul rlenographer*. clerks and oth­ of the resort city of Malang, key mg rhitger agsmil B u u u 't Bal­ er '"unauthorized passengris" with to earl central Java, and were kan ulelblet under the moat dl ai­ rome of the trips "week end" af­ expected lo occupy the- (lame, de -pinvitipni of tbe United Nation* ravaged center by night. fairs. cllSItri. • Ruley told te|Hiitcrs rspenses A broadcast Indonrvtan com­ in flying authorized passengers munique said llie Dutch were with- $5,000 Goal . Set 1 lie (iieek delegation lo the Unit­ By Were far above i ummeitlal coiti m mortal range and that Indo ed Nations would not rnm nrn'. Group. T o F u rth e r but — lie cited 37*flighta trrtween No nesians were applying *ll»e scotch­ n , infosritrcl. sources said* the P.uhlicity ~-Hx aj-c-c4. <rr.t, were studying c|o*efv iember, 1946, and March. 1947. on ed earth polity.’ which lie ■Wfd-tP7-aUllururrd~pIT I he Krpuhlicans ass'iled also Chapter \ r! I o l tbe charter, w hiii The Seminole County Junior pioaiJet (or United Nalinna *<■• sengers were carried at a cost jl their forces were within 12 milcv %7i,\72.H7, including 28 fe*t of Batavia and had teoccupied Chamber of Commerce opened a lion tn raaea of aggirtiion and flights of planes. Hr said roomier the perimeter towns of Tanger- drive at llieit luncheon meeting bretchea of peace. "* . cu air transport costld have pro- ang, Septon* and Tpmrne. The today in the Mayfair Inn tn raise That chapter ***« invoked for Auxill arv In lime Srrninolr Bou­ UTtieii-'ti tvlotr tbe memoran­ sided ihr tame service for $13.- Dutch declarrd thil claim was $5,000 to rna.iqlain »ml-jjj»crite ih’e first time ill UN hiiloiy ye. levard where m*ny boat* are »o fnr naaigstmn impioaement* -ind 141.48, making a saving* of $’>9,. "nonten**." This' Tbporlrr Hound ihe touiist information booth on1 terd-ar hy Auilialia in biingint be launched during Iwial rat*» m-ainlenanre liming tbe year ending dum to Don ibl 31 Nelson, then rhsnmjn •>( tbe \V.at Production next June 30. no s sign of Republican activity the Seminole Boulevatd. 431.39. the Indopetian' and Balkans u*u*i on Sept. I, was a|>|iin*rJ, Mill Other Items are for Board, wlnrli liter tbal year gave Ifizley fa chairman of a House in the genrrsl Batavia area. "This i* a community' pioject are on the council's agenda fni led lo Stale Itnad Deparlmrnl the I'annma Canal, fill,190,387 for Henry J Kri*er. vk'es| Coaat »hipexpenditure* sulK-ommiltce which The Indoncian broadcast said and we want lo te'e that it is com­ remeteriat expenses, f 1.H04.000 for the m,'eling today. appiftv il. has Iicon investigating WAA fly­ Malnng tv** "heavily grenaded buiblrr. and I liw.*td IJugbe.t *erdpleted." Brailey (Wham, pteiidenl . It «n. said authoritntlvelv that ing expenditure*. A written leport from ttr. the Alaska Communications Sysand maehlnegunned" during III.* “For the hcn-*flt of the WAA night, and that Hepiihliean* atart- ol the organization,, told those the Greeks have’been told hy Ihr Raymond L. Ilsis, City no-it tn- | tmi. ntnl iMto.nrm for nlternlion zifi nsutkul. cuginrrt and him briilges over navigable waters uri- die ei. an $IB,0!Hi,000 contract nnd anybody else,” llisley said, ei| fire* In the city yesterday. prerentv._______ , - — 'United Klalea that the Ttomsn apectorrura* reviewed hi which he der the Jurlssllctlon of the At my the Inquiry includes a finding, It said Dutch planes strafed gave bit tr*»oii< for condemning lo cotivtiuct liner huge flying aid plan remniiieil definitely In "Possibilities of bringing tourists force despite Ihe Htuslia vote - f some beef i which had Iweii sent Engineers. that “one WAA employee, accord­ Malang. boat*. While the total is S l l 7 .iUK.lRft ing to official flight logs main­ The Indoneilana said another into |lm area are unlimited, and «n American prot*o*al tz* set'up a In' a ' local nnukrt bv n ealll-* Under questioning by Senator tained by WAA, made five trip* mhimn of the Dutch army, equip (Mi money lint s*ill be donated Hnlkso* Cnmmltiion. Furthermore. raiser In llie routily, Tbe liver of under n $819,927,100 budget esti­ anti C a i n mate. it carries the largest flood O'Cntii'i-ir ID Md.i at various times during (tie last ped latgelv with U. H. Iend-l***e llie <fnim*i was romplptrlv de |l ,w«old I Imt Ihe United Ktnlea will be' spent lo blither the louiMt coutud-Juud In .several, ye a r* -- — U^tVaJ^»r--4e»vel*- » .d - ( h i t -tk*year, ostensibly as a tn-rclaty. and aiirplti* war aupplle*. had program tn this city." Odium ad­ |old Ilia- Graeka-lhla-eowolrv- »*»*' almyatl as * cesolt nf*V xrrrreTh« budget figure Included nn \V|'|t * *i n In letting « contract " A. jjyrium nd-.records.show e u f nearly -halfway kef at* IKe '•uni,- teJiiii-l ahem In their ef-1 toxtc condition,, lie staled, nnd Ill's origins) estimate of nearly $'.181,- to Hugh- a and l.sNee '‘caused person on duty statu* waiat of Java lit a drive from Te- ded rt* In estnhlDh a alnble govern- had fen-lered the tieef unfit for 000.000 and President -Trumans CiUicrrn*' rn tlir petT (if tha chief* lnT»*“ •** during “* ' rr office the time she gtl, on the north coast, to -th e A thermometer, ahowlng the rnt an<l a'tnp the divordrr* In Ihe either, human or amnia*, rnntump- rrouest for an estra War ilcp.rt- of *taff. was on these trips, with one ex. tinbnUarl area, 35 mile* to tha lion. Ur s.ild i*e knew of no other prorres* of the drive will be plar- alknn*. fund of $237,000,000 to tiegir ceptlen. In that ra**, sire I* southed*!. The Rrj ubliezBto *»• In accordance with mest In­ amerit10.year In thed'-wpto'rn era*. Mem, Chapter VIII Include* strong program to control rave in which ti»e WPB iiAd un show t^ as k in g on annual'leave,' eerted Oi* Dutch tCye ^»liig-*a spection ordinance "of Ihe Clly, a of trie'Jalcees will ranvass p u s itl, tr<Tn breaking off refloixj,*. develop hydroelectric I'ov. leiinten to jieiomr th» purchiaj Jtz* Larson, WAA general company of Japanese In the at­ the county In an effort to get the lalions with the aggressor up lo the lieef wet I'omientited amt oi er and otherwise utilize the rmin- log ngenev. rd-ltng tliat It'involv­ counsel, said he I* familiar Tn gen tack. needed money on which to main­ actual military operation* by. the del i d destroyed, the report stated / Irv's water resource*. e d “n liazardous and unusual aperal with the report of lUziey's The Republican Seventh Divi­ tain the booth gnd further 'the United Nation* against any rqun- The Commission accepted the ic Mm Ida projkei* included in tin* j prpacli U> have n third agancy subcommittee staff, since hit sion, pitted against the Dutch ad­ tourlat publicity program of the try' the Security Council decides poft, ,»afd Mr- Hradley, but -tded flood control portion of the hill competing with the Army and office supplied.the'Information. vancing on Malang from the north, eountyt It was stated. Navy tn' mdering ComBal equip­ has eommittrd an act of aggres­ that fg'oie mra: inndsmnatiou were: finding- lie confirmed by Sjat* Larson added, however, that offered no organlied resistance “ 'Today we are starting one of sion. Caloosahatrhee River and l.ske ment. Laboratory' analysis. “with tome of lb* contusions w* except that of tog road blocks, tha largest programs aver under Okeechobee drainage area* $12.the War Productlrfn Board sudHowever, the United Nations The Commission deferred action 700: Hollywood Harbor (Port Kv. ■lenly lawam'e a eonlraetlng agenare forces) to take exception.' tank traps, land mines and oc­ taken bv the Seminole County police fore* which would carr in regard tn Insuranceo f taxi­ casional anlplng. a dispatch from H nNilRNJtt I'ftK* I'mfctl ergladev) $410,000; 8t. John* Riv­ The subcommittee had planned Junior Chamber of Commerce,” if. mil any such military orders stl to question WAA Administrator Soerahaja said. The Dutch Jungle G. McIntosh told the oiganitation la In the discussion stages, Not cab operator* until after the er, Jnrksonvllln lo l.ake IlnriU'V. KoU-rt Littlejohn and hla deputy, troop* were hacked by mechanis­ “Wr need everyliody's help to, ■no soldier has vet been commit- State Insurnnre Commission holds $300,000; St, Lucie Inlet $6LOOP: a healing on Aug. rl. James A. Molllion, today but both ed force* Dutch officer* said four complete Mils financial program led to tbe UN fotce. lak e Worth Inlet $10(1,300; Tmti5f- • .4 "Due t i irports of ari'idrnt* pn llaibor $200,000. were out of the city, Littlejohn Dutch soldiers, had Iteen killed and we urge every citlsen In the U N ob*ervrt» said a -slgnlflcaused lyt. high shiuldiriy xt In New York and Molliton in end-six wourjded and that a num­ county to support our program,' The lull carries fund* t<» con­ ■nnt part of Cliaptei V II l* Article 1 reel Iiilrrsrrtinns, the Confllll. tinue or start water pr'oiect* in ber of enemy sniper* were, killed. Mr. McIntosh added.- Kingman, Aria. ■M. which permits, U N members I *|on drrlilr l to notify owners to Dutch scout.planes reported^ the Kirley said bolh will be heard Miss Hnrhara Damnlei. arsUr. o take rolleclive laction for self- cut shiubl-eiy within thiee feel mmt of the country'* liv er.b*ttn«. Some Involve hydroelectric de. latter at hearing* for purpoie* streeti of Malang appeared' de­ ant City recreational director, ap­ detente against an armed attack of the ground as required by City velopment a* well «» flood rontrul. of a “full, detailed Investigation." serted. ||y T H E ASSOCIATED PRESS peared before the organliatlon until the Security Council can nidqiaure, **i<l Mr. Ilradley. A Jogjakarta broadcast declar­ navigation and related work*. A full-fledged drive to land tbe ed Imlonesan shorn batteries sank and asked that the Jaycees lisslst art. It was said this would ha • Among these is the glgt-iitfe IPIR Republican presidential nom­ in building up interest In the in* way for action In the far* a “Dutch warship" off Tjlmlrlng, her (iarrltoti Reservoir In Nniih Daination for' Senator Robert A. recreational program for young­ "t a Russia vein which has kilt­ In central Java. kota esUmated to c p t 1168.0(19, Tuft of Ohln wax rapidly taking In the area. ed an American proposal i« set The Indonesian* said also .tha sters non. for which the Idl! carries 120,slinpe today. •' „ “ When the program started we tip a Balkans -Commission to 000.000, money a lso -I* pn>vi.{i-l Dutch, had occupied Lahat, In Su­ Tito 44-memW Ohio Republican matra tgest of Palembang, Imt had more children participating atch over Ihe troubled area. for the $l(UOOO.OOrt Clarks I Idl Re­ ST. PETERSBURG, F la. July cnmmltjee and the State's Repub­ NEW YORK. July 31. (JT>- The that Indonesian troop* had halt­ I In the events than wa could han31. (/II Jarkson C. Futch, 26, servoir. G*. and S. C.; th>- <*>'•.- lican rongieoional delegation * die. but the enthusiasm baa died. 000.000 -Wolf Creek Re< rv»l*, Weather Ilureau predicts a slight ed the advance. •on of Dr. and Mrs. IJ*mh I.. were holding «i potato mealing* it) We want the children tn come lowering of temperature* but TitFutch, (Ids city, w«* Inslaritly Kv : the $57,000,00(1 lliiggs'Island rotund'll*. Advance Indications down to the Grammar 8chn<i| I'nrk tie rain today to. break the heat killed ami (wo other* injured, one Reservoir! Va. and N'. C.t ust c tio.v Uo.ilJ lot trail) launch and foln tha fun," Mis* Dimpler wave that sunburned the nation's crlilrallv, When'Flitch's rar and -v $133,000,000 Fort Randall Kevri n “Tuft Immiiu" on * “favorite rbn" stated.. mid-section yesterday with read, motorline Ims rrashr<l last night voir, 8. t). Imq*. It was announced that thnext ing* that exceeded TOO at many SOUTH BEND, I ml.. Juts 31, on Gandt Itoulevard. Tonight, (»hioen* will have a meeting of the Seminole County points. A woman llstfd hy Mound Park Taft m ile et Cplutnhu*. Tha sena­ Jaycees will be held Thursday '41— Suspension.of passenger rar h Kansas City saw the mercury WASHINGTON, July 31. </P>- night. Instead of Thursday nt i induction and plans for a tem­ Hospital a» Mrs; Madge Burgher, tor will spenk end 1)(« address wi)l climb. Jo 107 yesterday. Si. Louis Attomey General Clark Tampa, waa the most seriously ■ H In H aM W lie hrondrhst over 250 stationsIn an attem pt to maka it porary shutdown of trurk aisrni- of and Fort Worth reported 103. and complaint today accused more noon. hurt. Police reported she was rid­ I I ' m II b m S . a >-.a« l i . s u i-lv lines at the Sttnlrhaker Cor­ G.O.P. leaders from half a dozen Oklahoma City and Little Rock than 900 railroads of collecting ing with Futch. National league Umpita George poration plgnt here were announc­ other stales will attend. 100. Even Ihe Far West wa* tnvro "uniust and unreasonable” rales Howard Fatibln. middle age<| Ilarr It m aking.plans for tho re­ ed ‘today by Paul J. Hoffman, (thin Senator John W. Brieker, (unbaked than usual, with IHyth*, on wartime shipment* of ateef air­ Idrvrlist, suffered a ftartured leg sumption of his umpire Induing lit 11 Republican vice pr*«ld#ntial, ptrddent. Calif., reporting 112, Phoenix 111 plane landing mat*. and hrulsr on the head. school In January and lias alr.-ady z'nmii'late. cleared the way for Hoffman said passenger rar and Reno 110, Ilus driver Harold A. Ilux Mid received many application* fmtn Ohio party mrmlier* to unite 6w, production would he halted next Thp action wa* filed wtth the he was driving (hr < rnpty Ini* prospective students, arcording to hlriil 'le ft hv gnitounring he (Bris­ Interstate Commerce Comm'tslon. WASHINGTON. July 31—V P )- I'teadav for an Indefinite period The government Is asking repara­ Prealdent Truman today fixed the i-edus# of a strike at the Detroit northward Headed for Plant City. a letter received from blip \ ...... ker) Is not n randldnte an f back* to hi* report given the dav hy Joel 8. Field and Dick M< - hi* {L-nalo colleague. tion for alleged overcharges on the open aeaaon and shooting limits plnnta of the Murray Corporation Arcording A* for Tafi himself, he haa said • landing mala moved from Eastern on waterfowl In the United State*, w hl* supplies fender* and hoods highway pafVol his headlights l.aulln. picked up the bicycle rider a| Mr. Barr In his letter requested ho will withhold any formal a n ­ fo r Btudebaker cars. •hipping polnta to Fariflr Coast territories and possessions. about the middle of the road. Mr. Field, Mr. MrLaulin and Sam nouncement until after he makes a • porta between Jan. 1, 1942 and The open seasons on waterfowl He swerved to avoid hitting-him Martina, former veteran's rdum- cross-country tour th is -fall. ' ~ Sanford Imya and girl* gre re- June 30. 1948. and coot, except for wood ducks, and suddenly saw lights of the tjnn supervisor, to contact Paul Thu* far* the only avovrad . auesterl by Misa Harbara Dampter, The Justice Department an­ snow geese, and brant fn several car coming toward him. The cycl Eddy, state supervisor of veternns randtdato is former Gov. Hat old Mrs. Nancy Itrock and Herman nouncement aald “thouaanda of states; end excluding Ross' geese 1st was hit by. the rear of the education at Tallahassee in nrdri Ktasscn of Minnesota; Both he and Rnimlry, City recreation director*, carloads" of landing mat* were and swans included: swerving bus. Mra. Burgher for­ to-secure renewal of Author:ty t" Gov. Thomas E. Dewey uf New .to turn out In full forre Monday involved. The petition to ICU Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, merly resided a t Jackaon, Tenn. eomluct the George Bar- Umpire York, a prospective candidate, morning at 10:00 o'clock at Ihe ■tales the exact amount of money Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, LAKELAND. Fla.. July 31. < A 1 School under the G. I. Bill of have preceded Taft Into tho West. Sanford Grammar School grounds toueht to be recovered la "not North Carolina, South Carolina. — The Florida Department of the Right* provision*. * Btnsscti Is now on the Paeifiq In onler to prepare for some Mg present ascertainable." Tennessee, and Virginia - - Dee. Vetefana of Foreign Wars de­ It was further revealed hy My, Coait and Dcwev I* in h it native tournament* during the fatter part 8 to Jan. 8, 1948. Louisiana, Nov. manded today Jhat the Veterans The complaint la another in a 18 to Dec. 17. Barr that he had received letters Michigan, stopping on his way of August. Administration Immediately refrom a number of li ngo - pn -I back.lo.Nf'r.Y'uk from • weatenl I’ractire will be started In ilia- aerie* which Clark haa mads lie—i imVi'iil veto rain patients from the ll ..hiIhm.,1 mn I'aae SUahll The Rev. Melton Ware, who deni*, highly coniplimrninlg him mondball. baseball, horseshoes, fore the ICC concerning wartime Hlatg Tuberculosis Hospital at freight chargee. . .. ;/■ -j on the manner in which umpire with Mr*. Ware ha* been spendtennis. basketball, badminton, I'resr Field. Tampa, because of a month in Arkantaa visiting her graduates of his school conducted football, volley ball, table tennla "inefficient and unsatisfactory” arenU, stopped today to visit themselves. and marbles. Miss Damplcr an­ medical service. .The umpire school wat lornird udge and .ifrs. R. W. Ware nounced this morning. ■ t Og»l Linton, department adju- la-fore proceeding to their homo last year In a former Marinr bar­ 0. L. Powell, former Gulf ulf Life Mf« The tournament* wifi be given Insurance Agent, recently opened lin t T' and quartermaster, made in Vero Reach where Rev. Ware rack* building at the Municipal Bemlmde County rank* 22nd a t the Grammar School and Jun­ an attractive little self service, r iIdle Uvo complaint and said if it pastor of the First Mathodiat A irport among the 50 leading citrus pro­ ior-High School ground* ami will Lake and Mayo Langston rash and carry grocery store noxt the VA didn't act Immediately th* Church. ducing counties uf th* United be similar to those which hava areBuddy . ‘ iiatrrDepartment would take newbusy putting up an attract lv» to Angel Angel’s eating place on'Sanford Rov. \t%re reported that they States In oranges grown, and 34th been held at the High School, she ' ' Ave­ ' ■ action at ita meeting here found the first three weeks in little fruit stand a -----t Palmetto Avenue, It le called Powell's EdgeAvenue. declarrd. Honor certificates will be ................. in the number of orang* trees. Weuul d*+ ——---- nue and Fourth Street. V to force the removal until wood Grocery. Arkansas very cool, but that durIn grapefruit. Seminole County given to winner*. “Yea, we have no bananas” callHosttfUl la put on a Ing t h f p y ) w e e k t h a r a w a a a. The.one alary building,'which -rmrcmh tn priwiomnn in iva tK w m eoiaotrorte d -try 1. ltny-^ti J t n r r jading. heat ware tnfet aent the temp­ OSLO, Norway. July 31, (.71— 27th In Ihe number of rOM M ISSinNEJOnBlGNs end, then turned liack is of concrete block VA pays for treatment of erature up to ' 100 degree* at An American military plan* car­ and planted. to planning a window all), his tlenta at the Drew HoeTA1.I.AI1A8SEB, Fla.. July 31 LitU* Rocl ock. Aa a result of the rying Joalah Marvel, Jr., U. S. and haa ■ cement area"^! front" These figures from the Unit*) h I* a branch of the cold weather of June and early ambassador to Denmark,. tipped States Department of Agriculture, OS’)— George H. Aafcell resigned mind compUtriy 0ff baseball for ! i hM I . J 00.* • pe. n frr nt»nd the time being.' Ital et Orlando. t<>d*y aa Florida S tate Motor they spectallxe In sale of meat*, Julyr tha tbe peach and grape crop* and crashed today today after landing were -ppinted out yesterday 1>T Commissioner are a month late, ho stated. fro ten foods, vegetable* and lee v thhide i " m i on a runwaay of Fornebu alrflch airfield County Agent C. R. Dawson. RAINED OUT LOUIB FIGHT position with rut engineering firm cream. Produce and veget ilea are near O t l i f None ____ _______ _ of the four per Palm Reach County U first U Venexuela. The historic eoftbell battle be­ attractively displayed in plywood LIGHT COMPANY STOCK YORK, July 31 IA 1•ona aboard waa aeriouaty Injured. the United- Slate* in vegetable Governor Caldwell, announcing tween, the Rotary CTub end Lion* racks. Lighting Is flui NEW YORK. July SI UP)— Marvel suffered a alight c u t ht Champion Joe Louis mL A production, and sixth In dollar tha resignation of Aabcll aa one Club waa ralnad out Wednesday large fan keeps tbe at Jersey Joe Wolcott of Investor* today were offered well Both engines or the DC-3 value of crops. Other Florid! of the key man of hla so-called evening nt the Municipal aofthall cooled. N. J., In a Un-round $38,200,000 in bonds, deiienturca. caught fire, but prompt work by counties listeif among tha vege­ “little cabinet," said a successor park. No future data far the tilt The store opens dally at 7:50 fight at M ndto'i Square equipment tru st certificate* and the ground crew and thaa pilot pilot *ub- table, leader* are Broward. Hi tiehas been "practically determined” haa yat beefl set, according to A. M. and closes a t 7:50 f V . ex-Nov. 14, »h# Twentieth capital atock, all but M.HOO.OOO dued the flamas flames quick quickly. The pilot boro and Dade. Seminole arid will be rtaraed riti the next Harry Robeon. Men softball offl- a p t on Saturdays when Sporting Club announced representing new corporate flnanc W M C ol./Torallnaon, 17, 1 8. air at- because a t relatively email few da; daL ixg hour ia 9:50 P. M. lug; - • • ' - • _ . . . s i tach* a t Copenhagen. table, acreage, waa not listed. #* , v; *j'ftjC Drive To Operate -Tourist Booth Is Begun By Jaycees down. Jewiih teltlemenl police found (lie bodiet in (lie foieit pteterve near Naianya just 24 houit af'er Irgun. ealiepiiit Jewiih undergtound otgam/alion. announced it had executed the Bfitoni •»« reptiial for the hanging of thirr rrguniilt conricted in a piiion delivery. • and _ The .area . . . wat — cordoned ------ - off —------* wm Wdcea were turned loo* in an tempt to pIHT u p th * trail of the / Jn Jerusalem, top Paleallne gov­ ernment official* met to map n rigid canipaifd -against under­ ground violence. One official said plant under comlderatinn In­ cluded a demand upon the Jew* ith agency to cooperate aclivrljr in atamplng out underground attacki ^ (In London Prime Minister Attlee placed the entire Palestine attuatlon before hi* cabinet 1. Whan soldier* started to cut the bodies down after an hourlong probe for mine*, the booby trap eruloded behind the body of 8gt. Clifford Martin. H blasted to bit* hi* body and that of 8gt. Menryn Palce ami scat* tered the piece* -e v e r a sinda .area. *» Tha blast wounded one gren ^ a d le r guardsman In the faco and threw several hyatander* In the ground. Including photographer Jama* Pringle and correspondent Carter 1.. UavlUion, both of the Associated Preaa. Pinned to the boditr of the two aoimtr* were “communiques” ((’•■ilanS mm !'••• Kiafelt Jacob C. Wills, ^ Of Lake Monroe, Takes Own Life 1— Talks And Rallies Scheduled As 1948 Cnnipaijz;ii Starts Despondency over III health was attributed by authorities today ns the reason Jacob Carl Wills, 70 year old grower of Lake Monroe took hi* own life. Mr. Wlltf body was found akrly this mornlrg in the wood*. 100 yard* from his a home. Ill* heart had been oleived ^ h v a bullet and a .22 rifle was clutched In hla hand*. Judge R. W. Ware, who w-*s called to the acene by Sheriff P. A.. Mero, officially pronounce! th at Mr. Will* had died by (hoot­ ing himself through the cheat. At 8:15 o'clock tM* morning. S h eriff. Mero tt t s Informed by . Mr*. Will* that her husband wa* misting, and that hit clothe! were atill In h it bed room. Jack and ^ B o b h v Harr*, two neighbor b<>y\ “ found thp body which waa elad in bath rob* and flippers. • The body was taken In a near** to the Erickson Funeral Home. Announcement* concerning the funeral are being delayed Bending the arrival of a daughter, Mr*. Lelaod T. Stratton of Pasadena. Calif. Mr! Will* la alao survived by the widow, Mrs. J . C. Wills of Lake Monroe. Mr. Will* waa born OeL 23; 'R71 akin Odessa. Russia. »aml became a ’ 'n atu ralised citlsen. He wea m ar­ ried March 8, 1900 at Rouldrr, Colo, and for a time fanned nt Ridgeway, Colo. He had lived at Lake Monroe for the past 21 rears. 1 Killed, 2 Hurt In Gandy Bridge Wreck Slight Relief From Heat In Midwest Seen Studebakcr Plant Suspends Production ICC Gets Complaint” Against 900 Railroads Harr I Planning To Reopen I>oeal School Open Scafton, IJmitH Fixed On Waterfowl TournamcntH Slated By Recreation Group State VFW Demandft TB Patients Removal Rev., Mrs. M. Ware Report On Arkansas State Farmers* Price Index Still Dropping ^ Orlando, F la , July 51—<A1— WTha United States Department of Agriculture In its farm price re­ port of July 16 said today that the Index of prices for Florida farm ­ er* continued *.to decline because of unseasonably low price*. ■ ■ ■ It said th at on July 16, the index WM 157 compared with 27(1 for the United States with 1909-14 100. tha Tgpori. waa i'T b o n lh ago and point* below a year ago. The Indtx at 61 was lower thai month and 143 lower that last year** July 15 Inde*. Tha frock index waa 141 com pared with 259 and 330 for last month and last year respectively. Grain ragistered la food km and cottonseed and ducts were not enough to offset H Incurred In cltyu*. truck miscellaneous iommodUiea, re p p * aald.'V £ tCTLwiagW jl Lake And Langston Open Frtiit Stand New Grocery Opens On Sanford Avenue Heminole Rankn 22nd Jn IT. S. Citriw Census J U. ST. Envoy Slightly Hurt In Plane Crash V . rrt ; - T . ' - ' . . . ' . -VVi ' ’y'/.v . “<x ' h / , t- • kl • . .. * 1• � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 30, 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/d665e3186d08402d8884456597d8841a.pdf 6ef6cdd89cd4adf037fc25fb2c59c43c PDF Text Text I rUESDXT,' JULY 29, 19V Tire BXNWmiS HERXtU; PAGE Toncc Sen To Gan pa la i Manager handed « the botto: to drive tha wiini hurlcr’a -t A1 Met in tha n i| no run* second U Tonight A u leas i a tingle that Ms; call, on C hillock at Tomorr Leesburg Slurr«> Harrlngto Lake, n Brig*, cf »*((•< (i*i.i Tylsr, lb Rilvsrmsn, Fold, c tfwmii. f Buck, tt W tsthvis Tonceff. ' Rni*s if nton. t sties. * McOsbsln S Totali —Twn sciutd China Object* Td * ’ Fo reign »AHsiHlance NANKING. July 29, U P )- Rep­ resentatives of the Democratic League told LL-ut, General Ail«*rt X2. Wedenn-yer today that the Chinese people are bitterly >1" posol to hny foreign .assistance which would likely prolong the rivil war "whether it comes from the United Slates or tha Soviet*. I,o Lung’Chi. league spokesman, told newsmen afler a conference with Wedrmeyer's American fort­ finding mission that he was convinced the investigation was tin partial “but we are more interested-in-’What happens after they return to* Washington.” . - In Shanghai.1 the Dally ( hen Yli'n PS0 edltoriarty accused the United State*, through the med­ ium of the' Wedemeyer fae'-liniltng mission, of ■'interference in China's domestic politics." The nrwspnper, reputedly ownby a dissident'njemlx r of the Kuomintang (government party), said: ^ "To fact find is "hardly * cornDiimrnt. D i.\ nui glorious that on* state should Investigate another that ia oh an npial foot- ,*Klit til#- 11*1.1*"i t** ident Roosevelt mured top Navy officials to "reverse" themselves. *'1 got ail order for DR) aii_ carrier*,” he said. "All hell broke louse. They did not want aitcraf' earners* They waut«4 d*»Uu)t •is. r- ioM Them I chiiM TOT build destroyers Finally They cancelled ord»r* for 50. Tire baby aircraft earners have bftn crr*i*t*it]l l»y, Ih l, Nuivy with playing a major part ^ in tho winning • f h * w a r . K a f v c r swung into the story of them a* Ferguson pirssed a line of ipies- Hr.oMVf.ir— hint—ff award of the plan# contract* to In *. Kaiser and Hughes. iit» ' .U nder this i|ue»tion, Kaiser said would apiwar" rltat Ilia Pres­ ident "left a note” (presumably hr— ------rd'NsTy -i.rncUHI flbonr-Tlic c a r E rro r Three Kuisei told the committer that h ecottceived the idea fol a 2oOtoil cargo* plane in the Spring of 11*42. He saiil he tlisrusscd it with planebuilder Donald Doug­ las and Douglas was “ttemriuliiusty enthifsiastic. UaniKm*i< final>t*Arf« tlWfl lime application of M. K. Haume 'for a leas# on the Winn ^Lovetl dock building on .the lakefront will he taken up said Mr. Sayer, The building hat Iwen put in good condition by the City, ha declared. Action w i) deferred by the Commiaiion on a propoaal by the Silver Fleet Cab Company for increase* In ratea. They, prnpoecd a 25 cent fare within the area bounded on the ea»t by Mellonvilla Avenue, one on the aouth by Twentieth Street and*.on the wait by Cedar Avenue, and that all aingle farea outside that xono in the city It# increased to 50 cent*. With, two or more passen­ gers, the 25 rent rate would pre* operating funds. As we spent (2; P12 Inst year it can readily p seen that the Increase this Is 12.926.- Our operating bu.ljr howevrr, for this year iw p u g k a three thousand dollar* JW* tKs-1 last year. "This decrease in operstfaM fundi, in spile of the increase 3 the total budget, is brought a U ^ in two w ay s:"F irst: I-ast year we had h j unfilled position that was v*t*j for twelve months,- one pu/its J that was vacant, for dive tnontlj and another that wa* vacant thr.J month*. The salaries that w»J allotted for these positing.* »r j added to our operallng^ijudn This year all talariea for unfill The Commission wa* informed positions have been made t that three hew Chevrolet truck* available. were ready for delivery by (Ini"Second: Salariea have t* ler Motor Sales. Tha trucka to increased to . a leva! where t which bodlea will be added, are hope we will tw able to hold t to be used for garbage and train men we have. Two of the politic delivery, eaid Mr. Sayer. vacant last year have been fills Application* fur lease ' of sev­ "This cut iti'our operating fut eral buildings a t the Municipal will mean that we cannot do H0101 HO A FKM OilP on Ids nlghT-stlck, a Michigan police officer take* William C. Stacey, Column. Mich., Airport were received but action^ tpuch as we had honed to < Into custody following an outbreak of violence at the strike-bound Remington-llund plant at Denton Harbor. was ' delayed pending securing by This W.UI apply especially J o tin Fii tmed right, officer*.turn powerful lira hoses on the milling striker* in an effort to disperse them Mate the City of the balance of the sections outside of . Wsnfci police were ordered to the scene after Michigan's Governor Kim-Slglrr had been notined by llcfrlrn County Airport prbperty. namely. Oviedo, Zellwood, Wjet oillrials that a state of "11101 and Insurrection" eslsled at the struck plant. (JnlrrmHionol Soumlplidto) Two application* for street Garden and Samsula. Whei« ; light* were taken under considera­ bad planned to increase our (rtf tion, said Mr. Sayer. One request in these district* we will now n i• *\j was by The Church of' God at 1HIS DRAMATIC PHOTO made in the courtroom at the Overell yacht mur­ unable tu do as much as w ed P o li t i c a l E m e r g e n c y * Fifth Street and Hickory Avenue, last year, j the other by The Church of God der trial at Santa Ana, Calif., shows reconstructed alarm clock time H'aaliaawl lisa* !*■ *• 0«*l “In giving yuu these figwj bomb which llie prosecution chafgcs set off the fatal blast resulting in : at Twenty-fifth . Street rind Llm i would like to haw it cIrk ! l. end tliat in turn I* due the deaths of Uie parents of Louise Overell. CrlminoloRb.t lloi.Tr Greene Avenua. a* I liointed to low co*^I production . U shown using the meehantsm to act off a photo flash bufb afler defense, understood lliat we are hot « ■citing or finding fault with s ; * l. The out in yesterday's column objection tu the experiment had been withdrawn. The time bomb ar­ individual or group'of individiaJ solution of the (fiffirulty -l. pelll* rangement was built from the evidence shown in ruins of the cabin in large degree on |>ersudding the cruiser on winch Mr. and Mrs. WaiU-e.Uwatwii-dw-d. (TwlrrsfUf6aW7 coal miners, who finaljy won iheir we cannot give them the sjd f u r d#v week, to surrender that f (ISallnua Dm Sm i liirl tiunsl service that they hav* U. and half the dock* had been de ntiinlquea said, the Semaratig vi­ cherished pure fid *- tuna the led to expert by the alatcnsr 1(1T.T#<T* of the lOflhtry and r-tuili stroyed. cinity is rsturning to normal. The B oard B egin* W ork that our funds had been inrrviW to the old grind -- temporarily, !u (A Republican communique is­ population was ' reported going On A viation Policy 1 can assure you no one rrgrn be sure, but still to turn the clock sued in the Indonesian capita) of beck to villages and rics fields our inability to serve the grow* bark, Jogjakarta said a Dutch warship ami, with connections restored be­ more than 1 do. Should at tt That's where the question of bombed Pekalongan, 30 miles cast tween the city and-the hinterlarid WASHINGTON. July 29<A’)- time during the year addition leadership enter* in. and why of Tegal, .Saturday.) food prices were said to 're fell President Truman'* temporary Air money he released for our ut British newspapers are suggesting In southern Sumatra, the Dutch1ing. Policy , Board tocay began Its that Foreign Minister Frlres*. 1I.-Varmy reported, fires cngulfsd four I tin Jogjakarta the Republican studies to assist in formulating We will immediately try to ci pand our activities, in propoi m mav succeed Mr. Attlee in event wvlls in Uhe Peosapo fields, two army said Its air ‘froces bombed a national policy on aviation. lion to the funds made am iable of the lalirr's resignation. Deyirr o f.them reuses) by sabotage and ■i*.credited-w ith—being flm luplt: and Salaliga today and, \h ° uK,f Iward Iwgan oignniiing the study "greatest -possible' beni-flti from oil. Official* were quoted a* chased by two Dutch fighters, ordered by Mr. Truman July 1H aviation." saying the n«qss on the flank The job assigned thr i^ard is of the fields, weke of minor Im­ "returned unharmed” to its base to aid the. nation in obtaining lire similar to that given (tie MortuW portance. \ Board in 1926. Tht* Morrow ie-1 (In a review of tiiejfjrst week ol The army laid lVa^HTptlOtrari»_ ni.les riorlli- commendations laid the basis fut; had rut off the water supply tvwsflirl, the Indonesian news r-niiiicd Diiicli American aIV policy to. (« & _ _ _ Kevin is one of Di train's must ( to SaUITjfBrand wrerv^committing »gene>^viot»ra—eaid —lUiplrblicau tf.T. ' AtitUaraw * forcefdt personalities, and a !e.rn Rulmtage on telephone communica­ forces wiu?"rh+vuUuiiog Semiiiatig p o c k e t s ill icy en. roule to lender, lie has astute jud/nieill,* Situirrel hole*. frii|Uentl, are tions in the Senrarang urea. from Fast ami \VesTSl>»<l halted ami two ot ang is a gmal executive, fhojign -found uif th r east si l>a of "tree* . Kconomirally, however, the com- the Dutch el Salatiga^knd Am- Jogjakarta. sumetimrs tasli iri his Montnc**, lie Is a brilliant and -niiiful speaker, capable, of dealing cither , with an audience of worker- or n ' conference of international states-1 men. Hr Is a fighter and like* a : good scrap. Small wonder then that msny of j his party should think of linn ns being thr light jnan to inspire (he workers of the country tu under. take the production needed to put Fug rand on . her fret, especially I was born on a tobacco farm Indonesian Fight LUCKY STRIKE jin n ; DgLand 8t. Aug* llginer Orlando Coker via and !T* Css TsyWi To Johl Kin hi To Wat (LTD V ’ -Awolb /Ntlli* I presentsTHE THETOBACCOAUCTIOMEER! lAlonio decision Station Cut Occupational Tax he.*U cixrcdingly itioru S till WOIKTU Sle\ cn Qlrdnlch plays the role of guide to UtfN picsat iiesidr the Industrialist wliTfs ha testified. iH-rasioimlly supply too. that there ate many who feel } turesquely garbed vlxitor* from Arable as they tuur a plant ot tfm sure he would like to tie prim" Carnegie-Dlinols Steel Corporation In PlUibutgh, Pictured are (1. to r.): sou finally had tnllmun sworn as minister, although the ipjiclhm A1 quadl Mohammed At Amrl; Prince Saif A1 Islam Abdullah, of a witness mid then asked him of his iovalty to his present chief Yemen; Glednlch; an d ^s/ed Hassan Ibn Ibrahim. * (/n(craaKpnol). whether he knew of anybody In doesn't arise. Washington who was "giving Mr\ However, Devin isn't the iijuvenient Com Kaiser the iirush-off." lie repaid out ol I most rertainly do." Calhoun teplied. “ Mr. William Unit and sure to bat lie to letatn his leader ■1 periist of years. The .State Hoad Halt is a former Wl’ll vice TALLAHASSFEt July 29 -tdh* Department, will build and mainchairman. Meigs was one. tima The State Board of Administration tain the ro'ads. and bridges, and chiaf of W l'll's aircraft division. l°d*y gkve its formal approval take title to them when the debt to issuance of gasoline t*x te-li* cleared. * " venue certificates for financing The financing |.-an, first of Us R iders Com pete I *>,225.Otkl of road and bridge kind in Florida, was approved by j construction in Broward, Buwan-’ ihe Supreme Court last week. | f T«*iii|itin.»v«l In* mb< I'M A t II n r ) | nee mid Highland counties | Bids for thu aecutitle* will bs to start at 2:00 1\ M. Further In­ I .The certificates will tie. iaaued opened on Aug. II. formation may lx* secured from 8. II. Farm-st, Herman Harriett or J. B. Ftlt* of Hanford. . .. The following horses were in Fishing Rules tha Sunday event*:’ Rider Owner Horse II uiiO.-.U ln.» Il*rl . Earnest * Bullet Cameron fishetmen have liecit using seines Far next • in the two hig fresh water aieas Mrs. Earnest Sport Man llehr since Mav when the leglilature Windham Dan Whltner Appleby passed special arts designed to re­ Appleby open them. Kill* Both the hig lake and the Si. (’linger Prescott Raulrraon Johns have- been areas of dispute Prancer llumbalnw between epbrt* ami rumiurrrial Harriett 6 IMKCK8 Betty Howard Howard fishermen for years. Sugar Hoy Pell Mviand Thr Irgiilsture has designated Cracker '- Howard Howard them as salt water 'in attempt* Jacob* Jacobs tu rrmavn them from jurisdiction Champion Hsidanraleh of Ine Game Commiision, which Bankas Flicker - ' Kabun . MabtitL (U JA U A N T E K D H EC A PS has cohitltutional power to teguTarson' Vieno. Vieno late fresh watep fishing. Lady Prittard Prittard Circuit Judge Hugh 51. Taylor -Polly , Cochrnn Cochran of Quincy ruled la st' week thal deWolski daWolski three act* of Tha 1947 legislature Pell Chief Pell . attempting to place the two areas' Cochran Cochran under the Hlate Conservation Cochran Cochran Commission, which regulates the Carleton Carleton ■alt water seafood Industry, were unconstitutional. • ■j At' lehal Hi major commercial ONI.Y 1 ON HAND Earlier, Circuit Judge W. II. products are made from apples. Harrison handed down a decision! at Arcadia declaring unconititu-i tlunal a 1917 act exempting Ht.j Johns and Okeechobee fishermen I <!AL. O U T S ID E W H IT E from punishment for violating game board rulings. jCountjes To llse N c w i ^ ; Plan To Build Bonds JSK and I’ve Bold tobacco at auctions for over 19 yeors. In alTthat time I've Been the makers of Lucky Strike buy fine, good-tastin' tobac co. . . tobacco that's got quality, real quality." . - J. l. c u m m i n ». iNDrerwngNT t « a s c « n s b i n o N r r g i>rCiBlba«a, Kmlurtf * (U VftAltH A LUCKY HTNIKE ItMOKKM) trtk’ ALUM1NUMWARE TIRES 600X16 tNsv* ••WD) T Dupe rtegtoa pis D»< • >oJ*t C It. : Dorn stu* A :t::. Curr] (by M. flssil ' Saetag ' L*mt Mats ) 1 * Crtiti Dmisbl BATH - rim R. L. , Urtm 1 RADIO & VICTROLA COMB. 64.50 279.95 Honey Is used ss a sweetening agent by bakers atpl confestioners, because it imparls flavor and helps presents foodstuffs. FINE TOBACCO is what counts HOUSE PAINT 8 (•Al„ GAN ...... JOHfl CUMMINS ISRIOHTI... And like him, •cores of other experts . . -. who really know tobacco . . . have aeen the makers of Lucky Strike buy “ tobacco that's got NEW HEARING AID DEVELOPMENT TO BE PEDESTAL FAN irestone 111-113 East First Street NOW 110.00 A fter all th a t's w h at you want In ■ cigarette . . . the honeet, deep-down enjoyment of fine tobacco. MAN W �* HHOtt •. . 7 ~ ~ H I > “..p : ---------- TH E W EATHER l a U n ity T h e re l a S tr e n g th — To Protect the Pete* of th« World; To Promote the Pro* rose of Americas To Product P roe peri If for Sanford. _f - Considerable cloudiness, tonieht •nd Thursday 'with occasional showers and thundershowogf. Gentle to moderate; south to . southwest winds. z = rr ' VOLUME x x x v m E s ta b lis h e d 1 9 0 8 AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A . N hW H l’A l’KK A s s o c ia te d P re s s L e a se d W ir e W E D N ESD A Y . JULY ill). Ill 17 Reported Jews Report U. S. Protests Jones !ut Britons Killed. To Russia For N O . 184 Reveals FDR Wanted In Retaliation Taking Assets* L aborite M em bers Of P a r l i a m e n t Give C o n f i d e n c e Vote 0 T o P rim e M inister Australia, India Bring Indonesian LONDON. July 30 W1 A So- Case Before UN cialiil tourer taid Prime Minuter Attire told Labor legnlatott today that Britain would slatlt her military commitment* in Get many, Italy and Greece slmoil innne. dately becaute of the nation'* • looming economic emit, w on-iC fffftHPYifirul ® confidence from Labor number* of Parliament after explaining to them the “broad line*", of hit plan lor meeting the crilif, .The Socialiit lourre, who U con­ nected clotely with Labor member; or Pat [lament. taid Attlee promiied quick' and complete troop withdrawal! from the Veneris Giul_ is tector of northeait Italy and W Tiom Grerrr and luhitanlia! re* ductioni in the Britiih occupation force* in Germany. * Left Wing Labor Party member*' have been demanding reduction! in the armed .force*, which totalled ~L 297,30U iiierf July” T. A well-informed lource laid Att­ lee alio had decided to atk miner t. now on a fivie-dajrweek in the reD cenlly iocii|urd coal piti, to work Sn extra hour a day to increa*.* production of critically needed coal, the mainitay of the Britiih eco­ nomic program ilructure. After Attlee tod the Labor M. P.'t of plam of troop reduction* nM I'njgw Tv>i*i ' . I New R estaurant, ~ Barbecue To Begin Serving Tomorrow ^ ..... . „ . .. The l l r S Whistle, Sanford a newest batlwcuc and lunchroom. Will open Thursday under thu management of Robert Bryan, recant sergeant of the Army Air Corn., It was anounced today by D utch R eport N e w A m phibious L anding On S um atra U nderground R eports N ote R equests In fo r­ m ation O n Removal Slaying Of H o s t ­ Of P ro p e rty From a g e s A fter Con­ . 3 R a -fk a n S tates viction By “C ourt JERUSALEM, July to. (/II— T*o British soldiers were killed’’ end three were Injured today by an electrically • detonated mine nesr tbs llrdrra railway station. It waa officially an­ nounced. ity Ho w a r d c u r t ih JERUSALEM. July JO. <d’* / tii Uumi i«ued niuniquc" today aliening that two ill whom it kidnapr July -12 had lirrn hanged in x joint near Nalsnys m lepriial lot the .execution of thiee Irgini membets *1 Acre prison yeitrrdsy. Shortly slier the "communique’ wsi issued floin Tel Aviv, a pqlice sourer there irpoilrd ihr bodies of the two soldier* hsd been full ml.--------------------- - - ____ — Official government i o u i c m , however, weir not' immediately able to conlinn that the trigrante, Cliffoist Marlin and Mnvin Pake, bad bcln stein. — In iiiuing- it r !‘cummpnitjtif.' IfKim Zvni Leupii #1*° diicloied that it had received an appeal for clemency from Paice'* father, hut laid it had been ignored becau.e it ihould have been directed “to thoie who" rcluird clemency to ihc executed Itguniili. "Wc cannot do anything about it," ligun laid the elder Paice hsd been told.. The underground Jewish organ­ isation asserted the Britons, soiled at Nalanya. were tried by a “mill u r v court" -and—convietgd on charges of "Hleg«l entry into Pai (•‘•■iJnwvd »• f TM*»I Ur T UK ASSOCIATED VHKAA Australia -and- India -sought .in­ tervention by the United Nation* Security Council today in an atIrrppl to halt lighting between the Dutch and Indonniartt. A ipokriman for the Aultralian delegation at Lakr’Succn*. N. Y.. laid the Indonnian cair would be tiled Sometime today. A communique by India'* interim government in New Delhi laid the count i y r pcim mrn n to trymtnr'to UN had been mitiiKled Ui ' com­ municate immediately" to the Se­ curity Council chiirnian a' meuar*; from Pandit Jawahara! Nehru, vice president of the jnleiim govern men!,, asking cnunril artion. At Canberra Australian Prime Minister Joseph B. Chirfly'said the Autiralian step was bring taken in the hope that “not only will hostilities cease, hut that the Se­ curity Council will piovr its worth in dealing quickly and effectively with a situation of this kind." At the Hague, a Netherlands Foreign Office spokesman said Australia's action was "regret­ table.” ilertilling mediation offer­ ed previously by British Foreign Secretary Krnest Bevln. the Dutch spokesman said" tbc Australian action could not help possible British efforts. Militarily, the Dutch reported further advances To the |*lsn*D.' A Dutch communique s'a I d Netherlands troops made a new Timphlbious landing In Sumatra at Loeboekpakam, 36 . miles east of Medan, on the northwret coast of ,p„ jntnn>t. At tho same time, the communi­ Arthur Godfrey, Columbia n «atiasre »» iw n r« « i Broadcasting Program announcer ---------------------------— *. and talent dlscovsrer extraordin­ ary, yesterday morning Informed the world on hla broadcast that B ritis h G lV C I ! M l l l O r at last "Godfrey had made the front page headlines”, ami pro­ ceeded to read * The Herald a r­ ticle of July II and the headline; NEW YORK. July 30. (/Pte- "Arthur Godfrey Admili Error F lrrt Admiral William f . Halsey Regarding Aiken's Home Town save that British naval units were He then reminded hi* listener* given unimportant objective* 'in of his morning broadcast when the final phase of the Pacific War he announced Dick Aiken, hi* to prevent any post-war claim Sanford . tenor program gneit. that Britain had taken part in the as from Orlando, and the resulting climatic Mow against the Japanese a* a result. fleet. deluge of protesting telegrams In the ijghth of a series of he rreleved from Sanford eltlxens articles In the Saturday Evening Mr. Godfrey again extended hla Post, out today, the former com- twit regard* to Riwanls President mamler of the Mid-Pacific striking Lester Tharp, ana of the tele­ force recalled American carrier gram senderu, declared, that San­ strikes in July, 1046, against the ford m utt lie a great, town, and Jap naval base a t Kuro after said lhat If he ever got "down which the_ enemy fleet "ha 1 ccas-l that way" he must remember to rd to esis't." look up Sanford. Edward Higgins, manager of The Kure alack was made onw by American planes, Halsey said, the- Seminole County Chamber adding; of Commerce said he ia delighted “At Mick Carney's (Rear A di with all th la . radio publicity re­ rmlral Rnjrert B. Carney, Halsey's sulting from Dick Aiken winning chief of staff! insistence, I as­ an Arthur Godfrey contest, and signed the British arf alternate Is seeking to get a recording of target, Osaka, which also offered] Godfrey's broadcast yesterday. warships, but none of prime im-l porta nre. "Mick’s argument waa that Lll though this division of forces vtolated Uie principle of concentra­ tion and superiority. It was im l perativr to forestall a possible PORT-DE-BOUC. France, July postwar claim by Britain that she 30 (AT— Twelve Jew* who were had delivered even a part of the put ashore from a convoy arriving final blow that demolished the her* yesterday from Palestine Japanese fleet. wer* reported officially to have "I hate to admit a political fac agreed today to return to tha tor into a m ilitary equation, my transports if tha British should respect for Vice Admiral Sir ner-l decide to take the 4,600 lihnard Bawling* and hla fin* men of migrant* to Cyprus. the British Pacific *fleet mado me Tha Jews, nearly all from Pothate It doubly, hut Hick forced mej land, wer* turned back from Pal­ to recognise that statesmen's ob­ estine after, tha British Intercept­ jectives sometime# differ widely ed their vessel. Exodus of 1047. from combat objectives, and that Upon reaching France, from which an exclusively American attack they eailed July 10, they re­ waa in America's best Interested fused to land, Th* British destroyer Cardigan Bay, m aln.aecort vessel, put Into Marseille In search or needed fSfid '"Jforh supplies from the.French. Th* sick who Were taken sitior* were under PARIS, July 30 The U. French ’ military guard in a 3, Embassy said today th at It hospital. had transported ‘'Virginia Hil), in Convoy officer* awaited Inwhose California home Benjamin struction* from Porta or London. (Brnnyl Stfel recently W T flifn , to. a Parte hospital for tre a t­ BRITISH JE T PLANE ment of an Illness, its nature un­ SOUTHAMPTON. Eng., July SO specified. (AV- Britain'* flrat jet-propelled The Embassy aatd Miss Rill seaplane fighter, the Saunderswas staying In tho Rita Hotel, Roe Al, successfully completed and that on Sunday night it re­ its first public tost today. The ceived a call from the hotel saying maximum spaed Is still secret. “there is an. American girl here Tha plana made several takaeffe and landing* on the Solent In need of medlral attention.” .A vice consul visited Mias Hill, at tpcedg under 400 mil#* an and then had her taken to e hour. I t mounts four 20-mm cannon hospital, the Emhaesy said, re­ in It* noae and ia powtrod by fusing to say whkH on*. A rthur Godfrey Extends Sanford More Publicity S S K K S 8SSSr-*SK £d«n. Halsey Reveals 0 ' ' £ has operated n similar barbecue at Macon, tia., since 1D2U. The one story building of con­ crete block, construction and 50 foot square is located at J'ml. Avenue and Twenty-fifth S trt-t A large area of lime rock and slag hue been smoothly rolled out­ side of the building to allow plen­ ty of parking space. There are two large neon signs, one on the building,'the other near the road way. The entire front of the buildBig Is occupied by the serving counter which is within .a win­ dowed .room, with windows open for easy service. There is a can­ opy shelter outside. To the left a door opens to a well lighted dining .room with tallies and enough steel chair* to seat Hi ru n e . The floor la Inlaid lino{sum amf there is plenty of window lighting. - Behind the serving counter Is a 16 foot square kitchen, alsp n storage room. Tables and a steam table are of stainless steel fintab. Thero is a Urge gas range. Two big refrigerator-* are stored with food anu 'm eat. Sink space Is ample. Outside, and near enough to the nratn highway to whet the appe­ tite of passing motorists, is th-r large brick barbecue oven where beef, pork and .ham are rotated by electric power in front of a glowing fire of coke containei .i, a grata. The entire ovtn it cov­ ered try a shed. Riley L. Hogan of Winter Park w as' general contractor for con­ struction of the building which waa started on May 30. Randall Goff Is In Detroit With “Babe” Randall Gaff, 14 year old tun of Mr. and Mr*. O. K, Guff, la new reported to be in Detroit. Mlrh. on a tour with Babe Ruth, who la on a Ford Motor Company sponsored tour of loading cities to promote American Legion Baseball league*.. * Randall waa accompanied by hi* Ml picture taken w ith P. Chapman, and For? took the to a press conference In regard .to the tour, which waa held at Alabama., and Babe Ruth, after the Jefferson Davis Hotel. Thee met Governor Felaom of being I presented with . the big key Jw-tho-eKr.-gov* ft to Randall fo r.k souvenir, nad Mr. Goff * ‘ U horns w ith him, . Role Iir Pacific War Fate Of Refugees Is Still Undecided Bugsy’s Girl Goes ^ To; P a r ir Hospital I --- • i' 1 Hughes Giant Plane HiKhiigltl In Senate Probe M artin S a y s K aiser Could Get C ontract W hen Nobody Else W as Able T o G et I t WASHINGTON. July ifl i d l WASHINGTON.' July JO M Jetse Jones testified today that the Ihr United States ha* ptoteilrtl to Kutiia a gam 11 Soviet removal late President Kopsevrit ordrtad dial work edntinue on a $20,000,of fuimn German and Italian 4*»et* from the defeated Balkan OllO (lying boat oulried doling states, Hungary, Bugaria and Ho the war from iluwaid. Hughe*. amnia. _ ■ June*, bonier Secretary of Commerce, taid hf talked with Mi. Undetiecrrlary of State Kobeil Ronsi-yrlt following s yihinet meet­ Lovell livid * news-entt^etrttce-to­ ing in Feinuaiy. 1044, and that day rh.it a note It.id been deliver.-Jf the Chief Executive raid he (j^d to Soviet Foreign Minister Mol­ not believe monty already *pent otov in Moicow yrtteiday asking un the project would be throtyn lull information regarding such sway, trantfrrt of properly. . Al that time, the government Lovell raid the Stale Department had -pent approximately $13,500.tool; ihr |M>tilion in JI* note ihst; 000 on the 200-ton flying boat ' I, All removal* n( property I1) vviiish has not yrt ,b»en flo' Runia before 1hr Hungarian, Bul­ Syme .jta m m u m t ptndrgjHffiVi garian and Iftmanian peace treaties fitial* wanted to drop the |iroj n .me.intq f l (rc.l.a tc^ui-pttuvtruruecte * al character.*; Jones told .iii* veirian of the 2. Auilrian aii^t* in thetexuunstory to a Senate War Investigate* trie* c*n not be tei/rd on the tug luhcumimttre inquiring into ground* that thry .nr German it..- award •-( almut $40,000,000 pfo|»rlliet printing allird aglcCworth id wartime pljne conlr*C*l . < mrni on i~d?fndliori””Of “GrimsTi to I liiylin 'auJ I Irriry J. Kaiser. anclt." , Jonvts said lie hud signet) the 3. Only irmovali made in ac­ H ill K AN AIRIAl VIEW of the glsnt plywood fljrlnc boat which Is being comtructed by niRUnqalre aircraft nriglnri contract on dirs^t Initruecordance with peace treaty pro­ bulkier Howard Hughes In California. 17ie plune is dcslgneil to carry 700 soldiers. The Semite War In­ tion* from tlie War Froduetien Itoar.l and without knowing the vision* can br recognized by the vestigating Centmitleo is urobinu iho ttO.OOO.OOO wartime inane contract awarded Hught-s. (Inle/naiiurml* project wgj opposed by the Army United Stala* a* Irgal. 'Jmd Nnvv. The note said the Uniiyd Jitulc* . When J..rii's ts'1.1 uf hi* conver­ i»* concerned Ih-cuusc it wnc one sation will. Hr. Roosevelt, Cbalrof the stgnera of the peace trea­ man Ffrguton ilt-Mich) of the ties with Hungary, Bulgaria and Senate subfonimitteo asked: . Rumania and thus hobls irnjHtnsi"I>id the I'rrsitlent bavo anybilitv for enforrvTnent uf the tiling to sin with the making of part*’ provisions. ilst-s cutitrg. t 1" In discussing Italian asset* in "Not to mv knowledge,” June* WAHHINti I’UN, July :iu nt't these rountries, the note said dis­ unlit. I'reaMent' TniniHii wurkrd rnpbl* posal of suchl properties Jo. xpteift- -dene*- n-aste-intsT -th e - yeeorsl ”fy «t b is des\T"lodiy oir'lPgDlatton {•B y' proWerl for In the peace datv.l Feb. 1H, ty il, Joe Swift Is G lIC SL passrut hy (‘ongresH in it* (tnnl Cfhina Accuses Russia Vnemoramlum, treaty. which he anid hs\ slictate.! for-‘tha ____t;iv#.-itc*M' A t T dgys, Udoie ndjournmerit, *igititig Of Sponsoring 2nd Dispatches from London -#ul4 lU n llu rd .... I'M r fn » r th* Jlrltish G vteri^jm t bs.l dtk opcdK C l A-.UIU-H, . mmnv UU» iiirludnu; important F ro n t In MonKolia Itre m l u ftlmiUr pjrvit»t iu t h ^ ^ M c e t ' H c f C S c t)t. 1 : uppropriMlkm R iU a i a iia yesterday. o u* ta r , l . . . f Itold ..I I * 4 lllt'^ , — Russians Lovett _ , . . 1 Mr. ti*-«* Mr Truman tm * up the tnrl-^ im k ' SUCCESS. July 30 M’t reporter* In answer to questions Grin,lit in popularity n r t>u<*l||tinieiliulrl> umm Ids-return ye* that he doe* not know tnb value Russia served Utilise today that of the propertie* Inrolvetl but, os- iioanl nudmbojt racing itiitc 1*323 j lerildV-from Mhouiuri, where H e »t sume* ’ it ‘1* considerable, other­ W*1 told today to Ktwanian* ..t! lumto-i >une. at service* for ids It ws.ufsl veto , llelamb* IVlIug it . • /- . t r c. i. I mutlnr. 'l l Mrfitha noom o. wise tha United Slst. i would- not the- kloum t (enter by Joe bwilt. n , , ^ ' .j^ .,1 tow by Mr. am i Trontejntdsn again whtlt Iks t< eallaae# -a rase t n . ) Unites) Nations membenlup epplibrad n| the Otlsndo Oultroard Ai Truman iticludc James Rowland, <■suited' ruler j6i4t*3|MP.tt33 ,nppro|iriatbm* for cations ol those three nations go •nciatiun, and lerretaiy of Outdoor ..f the Sanford laxiga stf Elks, to a formal vole in the Senility the Army. Florid* Federation of Outdoor Vvfm n-i u'l in .1 Knl in .lay with his JJ.PJ7 iippnjpilnlli.il- for Count il. 1, "Fib" .4.-C1. (oi v l)r. L. T. Llosa, Club*. He nav introduced by Ed­ intiepei!.7.'iil iiliiics, providing The Council trst will ctrnie it, AI• ])o!iis null Mi >. Rowland, a f­ ward lliggini. who outlined the fund* (or a si..roti lug federal ter atiensling tin* jtarinnat coiroutboard lacing that will take agcncis-5, im biding the Vi'ts-ran* August and Ilie repeated black \.-i.tinn ol Klhi in I'ortinnd, Oreballs would boost llie Sosirt veto Administration and tho Atomic En­ | place lirle on Sept. I. gnn. hod is -bai .1 Imie, tit* said, ergy * OBintissionS total to 14. Late yeslrlsl.iy the enplisiniiiH to iintiveo of I'orlland MIAMI. FIs., July 30 Ml Hr John L . Hughe*. .......... . Un. • »l,CfiK.'.'PLMU7 appropriation loll Husyrunt vetoed the Aniens an |.ro- r lull it svn* i....is-1 back home in rarrving funds to implement hir port* of a revolutionary attempt vetsily bariltirtc and law sludcnt. forvigii-nid program. Almost all pos.il for a Balkan Investigating ♦'^"1"^*: , . . . sang thicc solos which were well ' “Ibirttand vsit* much liotts-r tlsan to overthrow the government ' I nl un' iiioney i» for •■*|h' imI1- Cirmmt'iiun, hero," l.e ds'cloieil. "It w*» often Hafarl Trujillo of the Dominican applaudrri! "I teve Lllr," 'She lure abroad, the aggregate luting Alexei Krasilnikov, deputy So­ or WL* hut the nights wer# f8fM.7Hi.H3A lylow. the I'realrient'a Dncrt 5ong" and " Ihinugh .the Republic continued to pour into viet delegate, larsl down Moscow’s end, lit* nlvi roirnled (list the budget eitiraates, Miami today, and ell had onr far- Yeats." He was accompanied hy ftlKl.l lii.HItti appriqiriatiim*. fur position after China accused Rrro I'lillmnii train with Florid* dele­ gation visited Snu Fiptu-teo and tor in common, none wa* confirm­ Mr*. 0 . Fuquay and. was intro­ tho Agrirultnip Ifepartinriit; ria of sponirning "a seconsl front" Lo* Angeles and «t Hollywood It duced hy J. Marlin Stinccipher. ffS.duo.tHHI appropriation* fora ed. against the Chinese govcrnmei'l w as.)Ill in the »luul.‘. The Cluh. went on teedtd a» ■core of miscellatreou* government through Outer Mongolia s mva-The I.Hirt group left heTe on The rumor wa* thi*: An invatio i corporations, including llio Na* July S on st i rip. 'of 8,7t*5 miles. army, purportedly financed iml favoring the writing of a fetter in.n»l Housing Agency, tin* I»»- j *un uf Sinkiang. The Klk train went linrn Jack* backed by Communktic intern li. lo Kiwanis International it-itnn; s i i t u t e n ( IlllfXiAm ericaii , \f 1 Krasilulkov-ateo fi.imnlty nmv- »<miville to t liii rigo, to Denver, and fair-, and 4 |M , 7 PP.tMHl for the Ten* eil to l.lsH'k emuliIJratioit uf'ispidi to Salt Luke City which Impressed ws* preparing to invade the Do­ IItsL lotteries anil tlu'or prifr* a»e I( MMllMtirel 0 ii r»u* I w l iii'SM-e Valley Authority; Mi ite.wliiod witli itn I'leoldlnes* minican Rrpublic. Tire army w*» not fsvnrrtl by the kiwanu Club Insrea-ing l*y 20 perrenl tire and le-aitly ru»ro than any city alleged fo.have trained in s. r-- as a meant.of raising fundi lor pettnloil pnymunt* Ip Civil Wot, he visiletl, he aM erteri,. While . • Spanish - American, Boxer Rebelmote, mountainous region of south- lire club. {hero lle-y visited the Mormon i and Philippine Ip»urr»ctioti Mr Swift told the Klwaidam east Cubs. Temple trod tdl#>rn*rle, trod heard veterans ami their widow* iio.l r-fill• the gicAt organ, the third largest Thrfacl ws* this: No one tingle that prior to 1U36, ail niutarlHiat siren, afft-rting among other* '.«) taring wn* of the inlHiard lyin', * WELCH. WY. Vn.. July VI, tell — ill (lie United State*. perion. agrnry or government ha< l>Ut by ID'd'J the outlH-ard lacing Civil Wur and HI.stHt SpantehAt I'ortinnd, they had a fin* Welch totteresl tsalay on fnrim Atiierican war veteran*. yet reported actually seeing tbc proved- nrori* popular according to of the earth, and tin- ri.lMHl odd Convention, n big parade with alleged invasion army, its fleet the numlier of schedule* fer re­ inhabitants hoped their liame* float* and - 1.. F.,’ Lewi# of C*lgattas. or its aircraft. wi'te Hut being aurkt-d .fiiib-.' Ills- ifarnin was elected as Gland Ex­ Before the wsr, outboard maralted inter, he said. soil. Virtually each report had it- ufseturer*. Rllmutaieil by the pub­ Ronuevilli* Dam, where 260,000 Torn sldnwalk*. ruptured futildeounter-raport. 8ummarUf<l. tha licity attending outlHiard raring, salmon have ascended the run­ lug and buckled pavcmeni.s showsituation bulled dawn to this: Throw of Seminsdg County’s made special racing iiiu|ur* reway* thi* year, proved very In­ Ths Puerto Itleap youths arrived taping st about J476 each; he school principals: B. O. Steele teresting, l*e declared. At H*l* in Miami from Cuba with Hh- -sjif. Since tlie war they have di»- of the Hanford Grarnntsr School; movement which iio* qutekenesl in Francisco, they visited Nob lltll story that they hail "escaped i contlmieil till*, Ire Halil, due. t-r Mr*. J. C. MitchelL of 8outh Side recent months. Mayor L. E. Roger* gocssesl an amt other points of interest while training camp where men wetv th* fact that they cannot build I’rimsry and /,. J. I.aney of ttie underground stfeanr migiit l<e to Dr. Doss took advantage uf a specbeing recruited and trained Into •nth motor* at a slecent price, l.ymsn Scliool. are nttanding blame. He ha* told the rotmril rial pass to visit Alcalra* prison. an army to Invadtt tha Dominican itaears get requisite part* for three day eonfrence of principals ,l** ncity ty rouurn At Hollywood lltey visitod'th* Republic.” In Gsinesvill* al th^ University of b; . ! itt*ni"}t ‘V ? " 1 ,hc Warner Brother* Studio, saw Hum­ “ (|t» llssr* »» _Pa*» Twal — - it ■ was announces! today '• rear of the Poehonlaa Theater, one An Associated Pres* carraspon Florida, phrey llogart and other screen ran hear running water. dent in San Ju an r Puerto Him hy Supt. T. W. Lawton. Another theory was that, in star* ami visited the Brown Derby later Interviewed th* same youths One of the main conference restaurant, the NBC Mudias and who told of the arm y—Identi­ tuple* is how to put to licit ilm* year* past, coal had he-'it mi tied llie Hollywood liowl. In Arteutta fied as Cesar Anlbal Torres and the two week* before school open­ bens-nth this southern West Vir­ they »atv the Grand Canyon. All Serafin Rivera- -and nut.ted ther.l ing now required by law of teach­ ginia coal renter, weakening tbc uf us were much impressed with er* In order to fill out a It) month city's foundation*; but there wire lira c o u rte sy -of tlnr wosteiner*, a* denying they had seen any Tho heavy downpour that floodno charta'to back up thi* suggest­ troops or armament In Cub.-i. >hH ow lylnic area* throuichoui inla srheslulc, lie M ini. and we did much to correct the ion. Kslward Henderson, a graduate arm* lost evening was officially Official*, pondering the Lite of general Imptetsiun that Florida of Seminole High School, and redurdesl at 2 05 inches by B, F. their city, were considering what ia a 'gator and snuka infested tVIHtner, wrsthermsn. No report* one of the State regional educate step* should be taken. Then- w«* swamp, said Mr, Rowland. Ion supervisors, has promised to *.f i damage to celery *eesl betis _^ -^ r w . ■„ ' , J _ :'^ >l tui - indication whether geutuitete w its reported thi* morning al'thsj do si! he n n .to aU--£emlnote would be exiled An to *rtua/ th e County principal* in preparing the iew of County Agent C. Rmystery. SAN FRANCISCO, July 30, (-11 »on. Some motor ear* were new schedule*, Mr. Lawton de­ — Thp I.iqps International con­ rtod to have lwen stalled In rlartd. vention today worked on a plan to ord ai water aloihed over ll OF C COUNCIL promote world peace through BOSTON. July 30, OF)— Dotycrunning boanls. DAYTONA BEACH, Fla., July pipelines from town halls to i f » C h in d lc r, 6 i3-yv«r-oll.fm gg^ aly ha* seemed to be a wet itR“ wUIT Hi 161*1 id ' fifTBr so OP)— W ttttJirJrlttrd, maniger Baltimore writer, tmlay was sen­ Ind Loke Buccese. In a doxeo forum* yoetarday ths Inches or 1.67 strove normal, of the Ocala Chamber ol Com­ TOKYO, July 30. (AV- Deputy tenced to life imprisonment and convention of more than 16,000 thia is a mere drixtle com- merce, today was elected pre­ 4'rime Minister II. V. Evatt swung fined ftO.OOO for treason It» -with the 14.67 Inch precip- sident of tha Central Florida Australia behind the United ing as a Na*l .radio niouf delegates amplified the themn tha! of July, 1046, Mr. Whltner Council of C of 0 Executives .State* today In the quest for a during tha war. solution of world problem* must succeeding W. J. Coxens, Jr., man­ speedy It-nation peace conference i Federal Judge Fraacl* J . ' spring from 4he masse* of cittern* out. rather than thair diplomats. ’all this year to date totals ager of the New Smyrna Beach on Japan a t which th* veto power Ford imposed the sentene* ol Harry Goforth, msnagerof th* would be eliminated. inches ** compared with the A fter the forums tha plan ws* Chandler himself made an almust0 Inches recorded through Mt. Dors Chamber, was •elected proposed, to be submitted U forr Australia, he said, w o u l d belllgeront statement to th* court vie* president to succeed Bird , 1040; ton .16.84 ineh rains tha convention, for an Internation­ "strongly resist” any attem pt by dismissing a* ridiculous h it cottnc* and lutryy Halt, manager of th* one power or « group to apply th* set's i d e a that he was Insane and a n J the M J t htehro al, committee to channel commun­ of [1944 ____ High . July, 1046. Rainfall Iqi Daytona Beach Chamber, was veto, but he voleed the hope Hu*, repeating that h* stUl held to , ity attitudes to W sitdngton and 6450 inch#* a* conj-J efactcd secretary of tha United N* cceedj sla would^participate In the pro- opinions he expressed in his I rain of 61 inchaM (jotorthcasts for tbs Naxis. * • •* *At!*- ■ Popularity Of Outboard Racing Is Told Kiwanis Russia Announces - £ J „ Vetolntentions On 3 UN Applications Appropriation Local Delegates To Ulks M eeting fie tu rn (Frjom Trip Dominican Rumors Of Invasion Try Are Unconfirmed Town Buck 1i n :From Movement Of Earth Principals Attend Meet At Gainesville 2.05 Inches Of Rain Reported Last Night Lions Meet Works On - World Peace Plan Australia Backs U. S. Jap Treaty* Meeting rtPaul Revere” Given Life ImproSenmeilt ? ■ 11 • --r " ■ " ' /;. . . f . ■ ■ , M » �T H E S A N F O R b -H E R A L D , B A N P O R D , F L O R ID A P A C E TW 'O ■ ■ I, I f rwm Pwi* On* I Mid. Dutch forces b u n t rasttheir postUoo* into a rich'agricultural ares. ; A dispatch from east Java said Dutch troops. Including American trained marines and equipped with Amsrlcan-made half tracks, tanks ami field puns took off at sunrise in a drive south from l.awang toward Malang, resort town 15 milsa iway. An Indonesian army eonwduplnue r broadcast from Jogjakarta. Republican capital, said Indoneslan units yesterday continued their attacks on Dutch positions in cen- i I H il I I I j ;! ■* H It j *{ "7 *1 H trg h e s C n tfe govern U. S. Protest t* s« » O a»> iE'ntaken the . m Jt - .atter i-- x* up' •*- with . ling other fiMHmti, 1-fTrattualiL 1 / The Onltad State* has hecai in cottaultatlon with a.numher of ether governments, w ^ b /rh e did not name, on possible w a n s to and file fighting in htdoWapi; and that ha understands th# nau# is td he submitted formally to the United Nations, 2. If* helievrs the ........................Ilg ,™ h iginning of preliminary dtsc.uss’or.v with representatives of 10 othpr countries on a peat* treaty with Japan will be postponed ftfim Au­ gust 10, that several govrrnmer.ts have a iked the delay, and that suggestions for a naw data have ii , h !•«■> im ,i ’calinc. being members of aii illegal British criminal terrorist org.inixation known as the Ilritiih Occu­ pation Force In Palestine, which U responsible for the suppression of Jewish rights in Palestine anil fur the deportation of Jcwi.di citi™ xen* from their home laml." A* memberi ‘ of the Britixh army, the serf can U also were a r­ eused by Irgun of Vrhat It palli-dj the “murder" of* Jewish* Women! and children and of "Illegal po*-‘ session" of arma. Hagans, another Jrw iih underground agrncy of less violent leanings, «r»» reported to nave riimluriod an all nii(ht search’ for the sergeant* despite the British' curfew, | The ligunisU hanged by Ihcj British were Meir N akar, Ahaolouij Habib and Yacouh Weiss. Th«*yj had been conder-"‘“* *•'” ,w“ | ing,'bombing Ji1 which 26t con-iI WINDING UP A TOUI of the weal, Gov. Thomas E, Dewey of New York j orison May 4 victs were set free and HI persons jI le pictured with his wife and son. John, as they attended Cheyenne's famous Frontier Day rodeo In Wyoming. Dewey, who turned up at the were killed. It was confirmed officially that’-i show two iloys, left shortly after for New York with hU family and member* of his, party. . (InternalIona I Soundplmto) (1. K. (J..Charlton, superintendent of Acre prison, had been suspended for refusing "for personal tm sons" to attend tile execution* of the three Irgunixts. Charlton, 25 lls s lliw j hum I1, , , (las) ration*'fm nt Austria, Italy, HunBary and Rumania on the ground* that the peace treaties had pot liecn ratified. The Austrian Treaty has nut been drafted but pacts with the uiher three - have been ratified by' all the bi|{ powera except Buasia. The United States immediately objected and said It wanted full scale discussions now. A* highly (dated soutce indicated that tin Amctican* would plump for the admission of A u stria’ and Hale th?a -year leffaidlcss of treaty delays, but would “strnnxly qtwa* lion” Hungary ami Itomanin, both regarded aa Soviet satellites. Addu-ssing the United Nations Memliership Committee in oppo­ sition to Outer Mongolia’s appti-' rat inn for mrmbn ship, strongly supported by Russia, Or. Shuhai Hsu said: "The Soviet delegate would have demonstrated a better ins Ik Ii ! into the political siluatinn In the Far Fast If he had rum* with the statement that Outar Mongolia Invaded Sinklang aa a diversion for I lie iwlwts -in north­ east China tMnnchnria) and as a second front against the Cltl neae govei ninent. Replying to Kuvlet charges that China invaded Outer Mongolia tn I Funeral services, sttm d*d b; high Republican government off I elplt. were held'in Jogjakarta to­ day foe th* nine persons killed yeaterdav when an Indian Dakota ■* - transport plane which th# litrto■fieelans said carried medical sup­ plies Was shot down by two Dutch ' 'f ig h ta r planes over the Repuldicsn I T capital: ’An pf/IHal etatement Daucd by th* Dutrh In Batavia said that. "If It If lnda*d the case that the ■lift shot down wsa a Dakota id tn Singapore with medical Has for Jogjakarta, those ra- it s ™ Ked» To Veto Hanged Indonesia Fight ffe a lla s * * W E D N E S D A Y , J U L Y 30. 1947 and -Hugbwi, ftrA «»»: *i*h placea to .g e tsth e-o rd er,', Martin said. "He didn’t say what ir a r te d to build a Dying boat in the high' places were and I did about 111 months. On the question of time. Martin said it took 600 engineers and artisans four years to perfect the Mars. At the end .of that time, he said, a second ship might have !<e*n turned out in 'JO months and mass production brought about fouc * months laler. I He anld a "mediocre” cargo ship might have lieen 1ut together Jn aTmut 30 percent’ Iris (line. tive was Interested and because he wa* Commander In Chief of the armad force*. Jones said he hsd a 'piimbcr nf conversations with Hughes, multi­ millionaire plane builder and mov­ ie maker, and tried to penned# him to abandon the pro ire?. WASHINGTON, July 30 M7Gienn L, Msttin said today that a. inert! nan urrn no uaaic mu* Henry J. Kaiicr propored in July, No Decision Reached On Florida Hospital Clowe, who supervised the hang­ WASHINGTON, July 30-UP) ing*. An Inquiry was In progress. The Veterans Administration said The du*k-to-dawn *curfew im* today th at “no decision has Iteen pmod about two weeks ago on th e ' reached” on a recommendation fiii.iMill Jews In' Haifa was lifted today. Vi A Veaich'conducted w m en nmuunt'q through ■iiiu iik 1' of the House Appropriations Com­ Herxcliya Jewish quarter last mittee regarding the continued nlght resulted in the detention of operation of H nnry General nine persons. Hospital at Thomasvillc, Ga., and A British constable, wounded by the 'building of a new hospital underground . .gunfire—la a m n i a n gn ^ r t u .July It*, died during the nigli*. V;Two explosions wrrp heard smith of Citrus House, the mili­ tary headquarters In the T.d Aviv area, but a search disclosed noth* Kiwanis Meet ■Hig at* different factories a. mun sense would show much a high cost, he pointed out. charge was "unfounded.” He announced that during the present year the AmericaiT Boat Association will sponsor 250 regallas with *£76,000 In prises, and th a t‘an estimated :t-,000,000 peo­ ple will see the races, Clsss C outlmard motors hit the fastest recoul, 04 miles "an * In a game Aug 23, be­ tween Detroit and Wanhlngton, the side was retired one Inning without a hitter having been officlaly at bat—yet a run was In Jerusalem, military police Celaryfed Manager John Kri .scored in 'the inning. The first gram approved by the Army two batters walked, the third on General (Omar) Bradley's desk.[dcr introduced two new membeis road .near the Miistashfa policeaqeriflced them to second and of his hail club,- Bill t-ewls of thin). IH« fourth hatter h i t - a barracks, iil.jh e .a re a where sev- Veto an* Agency. Miami, catcher, and Jack Mcsacrifice fly scoring a run, 'then rral mine attacks have' Ix-on made Cammon of l-ecahiirg, pitcher. recently. craft manufacturers opposed hts a base runner was picked off. J. Brailry Odhani asked coopwartime move to enter their field. .... ..... , ± n atio n of membeis In aiding the In'response to questions, Maftln Brooklyn grid Dodger football: Dick Brinkely, newly-signed Jaycres in rasing fund* for malndenied thill there Is any -I'mono- stain Glenn Dobbs and Bsxon I Brooklyn grid Dmlger fullback poly” la the field, adding that Judd were eliminated oug u p .in 'fro m Wake Forest, has ambitions the City council today to "stop tabling the new Tourist Informa airernft mnnufacturo at present'Ihe semi-fluid* of tho Tulsa f o u r i to lie a newspaperman. He was courting in the corn." Gardeners 110,1 ll'Kith and other tourist pro........... Iinll tourney.* * _ I sports editor of his college paper. 1complained of heavy crop damage, motion activities. la "highly competitive. D O N T FORGET TH URSD A Y Sottfnrd Ludkc No. 1241 ihdrnttanding of any port between 1942, th* formation' of s six-corn the Staff Department and U aut. combine to minufseture General Lucius D .'Clay, U. 8. commander of the Araeriran occugovernment order wW*h ■ Mon tone In Germany, on this Igfit'bmtni.ftt'i liUlmala ntmi In Ksiier 'said he slone could get gorarnmant’a ultimata aTm^Tn Germany. ' i i " 'l , t —- «i—■nags W4. Itfturdlr.g R uulm r , U, K. fktturer. told'the Senate War in rato of propoaad Security Council veitigsting *' Committee that Kai str. wartime shiphuider. approach­ giving th* m atter ed hint with this proposition. ted I State* careful consideration. It was some time later, Martin said, that Kaiser obtained a government contract jointly wtlh How British Troop Qut don on Or i SQurcc . As the hearings were resumed, ** of "what about Palestine?' with Martin -in the witness chair, ie informant said Attlee did not Hughes, Hollywood film producer, reply. It is estimated 100,000 and airplane deiignrr, issued a British soldiers' Forces In Germany were eallmsit'd by a well-informed source esU rday at between 200,000 and 500,000. -The Prim* Mlnlatar wa» said not to have Indicated th* •xU nt of reduction* planned in Germany. Th# British disclosed recently they would ask th# Unit­ ed* States to assume DO ta r cent of tba cost of feeding and adminlaUring the Anwlcan a T» mfwyp mfwyp iritiah occupation T6a 8oelalDt Informant Implied Attlee might furnish detail* of proposed troop reductions In • ii*ed etatement to Parliament V i l reported to have member* of -'hli party, in a closed stsiion, that planned originally to troop* tn Venexla Giulia • permitted 90 day* after M of tba Italian paace informant said th* Prims ar added that undsr present Tin»h ^ •trtn a ' t Sftn h 0 of lirulin in tha Italian a n a , borderugcilavla, haa not been dla. Soma 6,000 brltlsh troop* i Greece. sr In th* day Attlea era* led to confer with leader* National Union of.M in* Ura hour a day by **ch Informant estimated that would In cm se th* coal by SOO.OtK) tons a w##k. reram ent’s target for tbe re ra n production rata laj 4 times as many small statement in California asserting that the investigation is an' at­ tempt to **coerce” him into-agree­ ing to a merger-of tuns World Airlinea with Juan Trippe’a Pat ■aid that five yearVmgp yesterday KaDer came to his BaRlmore plant and. said ha waa Interested In forming a company to build 500 of these craft. Kaiser, e ship builder, with no urevlou* experience In the alrcraft field, suggested that five of the largest companies, Including Martin's, combine to fumlah cnglnesra and capital for a venture ha wobid direct, the witness said. "Ha said them would he a good p rofit;in It," Martin commented, adding that hi* company at that time .was Interested primarily In fulfujling contracts for the army and nary for other type ships and sought only a "reasonable profit*? Senator O’Conor (D-Md) asked what Kaiser proposed to contri­ bute. Martin aatd that if five comnaplea agreed to share In the ven­ ture, Kaiser tab! he would furnish sn e -iu iu of in th* in , men in nne-alxth needed ami •?** utie.aixlh ojf th* ca H A LF A B IL L IO N Dellverln* o f $537,757,070 w o rth o f ivory* th in s from ito o m tn rb ln ea t h a t lig h t c i t l i t to m illions pf hom o a p p lia n c e s w ore mod* an d shipped by O onoral E lectric during th o H rst'six montjta o f 1 0 4 7 — o v try item ; th o s ta n d a rd of living lit n early ono-thlrd m o ra o f people. We wo did In ony previous full yeer o f psec production. Q tim n i e/eetr/e IN MANY ONES WE PRODUCED M THAN^N THfi F IR S T HALF Of* O U « BIG PSACSTIMB YEAR OF 1037. FOR IN CTANCfit CLOCKS lRON$ DISHWASHER RADIOS SHOWED BIG GAINS, GAINS It s m a ll m o to rs are im p o r t a n t BECAUSE TH E Y A R E USED IN MANY HDME APPLIANCES A3 W ELL A S IN THE TOOLS OP BU SINESS A N D INDUSTRY PAV WINDOW output probably WORKERS EMPLOYED AVERAGED 163,000 AS COMPARED WITH ’ m m AN.AffiRAfie.lflL k !I«L "that he; was ihlnking of i fixed program and if Twiii"! I n o t 'b e ^ I l L with which w t could no! admitted th# riance" with �I WEDNESDAY, JULY SO, 1947 PAltR THREE Y ttE H A N F O R D H E R A L D . S A N F O ftD . F L O R ID A Red Strategy. In Europe Seeks To . Undermine Western Powers — •— < By DKWITT M.UKF.NZIK trade unions. This would add furAt* Foreign Affairs Aaalyat ihet -to the economic chaos o f the Britain, Franca and other eco­ nation. When autumn approached, nomically .nistreased nation* ,’f aqd the government was beside \Vextern Europe arc rcachlnir • for itself with trlhulations, slop loads the nrnapeclivc ln.-t'efil* o f , the o f Russian wheat would he uffei Marshall rehabilitation project Ilka .<| to the distressed country snd drowning man grabbing tor life- the time would be ripe for th? buoy*. r tench Comtnunisl Patty to room F o r . exam ples Authoritative into power on the gratitude nl iD U im la atated yealer- the populate and the weakness, dry that the gnvemmant had un­ o f the government. til r consideration the drastic There Is one moie item to Iw course of spending come of Eng- nddnl. |jt«t .Sunday a crtmniunlland’* *2.5AO.OOO,CM«) gold and dol­ ■pie was issued in Moscow giving lar reserve as an emergency tnen*- the first anthoritalclely published tiro tp_deal, with the "cat- CVftp ftlvieff-Wltc ew-'-OtM day* which are expected- tu p it imteed exeel Ifni. Thcie is grain the country neat winter. But lor export. ' the imi>ortant |ioint of thlp dis' cltnmfe, mol your *|icclal attention la drawn to it. I* that the tapping Suspect .Taken To of Lit# reaerra Would I* a Htoo- G eorgiaSw am p W here gap tietwren the peril*! when th-| ’,,7fl0,00(MH>(> loan from the U. F loridian M urdered ft. A. Is exhausted about the end nf the year ami the time when JACKSONVILLE. FIs., luly-ntt the Marshall plan or some other (cl*>— Wayne F. Woodruff, Ah. American pr«gTa?n of financial aid native of Louisville, Ky„ visited to Europe Itecnines effective. the Okefenokce swamp scene where Yesterday, too, France made n Myron D. Sutherland was fatally new appeal to Russia in the Unit­ shot July 13 and repeated yes­ ed Nations EwmcHMte and Social terday to Sheriff J.O. RlVc* of Council to join in implementing Folks ton. (ia, that it was ac tlir Marshall plan. Tlie Paris jr»v- eldental. ___ ;----------:----■----Hutherlamk-m«ot>er nf'the'Phrr Vedra Ih-sch tennis team and em­ I onWunlut Party, la greatly wor­ ployee nf an oil filter map. ried over Moscow's attitude. Dele­ ufacturo company here, had IIcon gate (ieorprs Boris told ‘ me the enure enuti Ire'll era rm ru tom , , k |.r, t„„le ,t,. ell that «li.Dust lajtwecn Russia, by*' aid. ami th- Western powets was ppai a r-1__, And tbe tnsls,r ___ was. ........ found.................... just outside .n alysing European economic reen'-- deserted cabin it few miles south *ry. of St, (leorgv, tin The Russian reply was to re­ Woodruff, former employee nf buke France for bringing the th* Mrrrlll-Stpvens Repair ami Marshall plan into a United Na­ Drydock Company here, was tions drltatc. Whito‘Ro?*ian Rep- picked tip In ‘ Kl Paso, Texas. —roaanlativ Kaminsky i|oolatod -tlu> wIilT Mg hrldb'Aif n Tew days as a^cottomic mid Racial Counttil has (he twn nlightnl from a Dana " to right to discuss the Marshall continental bus. . plan, lie fm ther said the plan Woodruff snld lie shot Suth­ - was linked with Carman economy, erland in the hark of the bend which he maintained had no place while target shooting ami denied on the agenda. Sheriff ‘Sikes reported,, that he ' With ’In# above as background, had taken the dead maij's wallet I «m going to ret'dow n here .. which has never been found. sensnthma) and, if substantiated, Sheriff Sikes said Woodruff vastly- important report yhirh had two Army, discharge* in hi* comes th me front a ti»imlly~ ex­ possession, one, tyjird which said ceedingly well Informed European he was a private in a Coast source. You will teesll that last Artillery outfit and another wilt* Ms-- French -Socialist Premier Rn ten with a pen saying he had serv­ ' madier dismissed fronr Ids coali­ ed as a technical sergeant In the tion cabinet the five Communit'. llllst Parachute Infantry Di­ ministers, after the National As­ vision. sembly hml given him a two-loThe sheriff reported Wood, one vote of confidence In whl'h ruff as laying the pen-written Communist m c in h e r a dissented. ■me was a Joke and that the Since then the Communists have typed one showed All day's AWOL beep outside the government. in less than twit year*. It's clear that this split was Sheriff Hike* said, too, that the result ->f Communist refusal Woodruff admitted having a w - to collaborate. My sm irtt-pew tell# ntc that the nisi# whs deliberate* ly precipitated uifder urders front h Moscow, and the strategy pas this: 1 =* - " It haif jit st tKTonie apparent that the Russian wheat crop this » D'*nr would Iki excellent, barring unforeseen contingencies. Posses­ sion nf this breadstuff would. pro­ vide a mighty bargaining weap­ on a continent which, in many places, was haftl pressed for food. Frunrc for i. nest the first time In her history was short of bread. 4 Well, with that set-up the French Communist* were to un­ dertake a program nf harassing the government. An important phase of the campaign would In? the causing of tjibor trouble*, the Red* being powerful in important t —■ - it ' c v u r ,* t. cjSCSB-V* rrr - A iriw rt OwnerH Slow] t a f t rally 1(^000 A tlcnd llaplist In G ettin g Licenses;'! AMtOimlilkiUu.vaim . w l Dmrus. p., July m ,(/m 'Goiurrcss In D enm ark A *K (*titllillrJftti v itm n iB uaid.qum iil pm iV iiiLngrd,M hl.______ __ ______; —________ ____________ ----------------- m »,,im i Columbus tmlay lu pign oratlon t , . T A L l.A H A S h K K , Fla., .Inly .■■■1 ,for .tommow’s , .. ... ,, ■J*.,■* Republican rally 1U H A t.K S . July U,r t ^ .......... ibr Sevtnmnrrow, only atmut half n f l ' T ™ - 'J L ."*!1 }'?■ enWh t'ongress nf tie 1’ajtiMst ' (ie— ,’ <e — -W>- With tbe deadline J ,, .. . , ... vcutlve and ccntial committee nt lie slllil there will Ik- m» eX-jniHut tomorrow nl tlie hr-hlcl enslou o f lie- imdnreht. J n lr-M , 1 \Vn|lick Hotel. lime fixed !■>- ths Imprevcmenl _______ ._____ ____ Commission for obtaining llreitse* C A S T A X R K PO IIT on exlsing nil-poll* without get­ ting approval o f sites, { T A L L A H A S S E E .* FU.. July :tn ", i lAb—. Vim ida gasnline tax col. F lo rid a * oldest and la rgest’ cctions for the last fiscal year ltor*e - track . . —,Hialeah . .Ims . . been■ "«(E were mure lll'Uf than lltuil *iJ171,'Uftr.luui ,(W>.tiO(1 nltovc Il’’FIVI* nssignei Jan. Ill through Mareh 2 tlu- previous year. Convplndler f.Mr jt* V .m rmnnr p e rh d .________ j Clarence M, (la v re|H.r|«d tmlay. , , . . , His 12-month ta»i*4«tmn of gas amt two children and that he had - lux payments showed reerpt.x served a sentence Tor Idg'ipiy, ,,r J*t^tl7,4l I on SRfl,077,383 Momlrtiff Is being held without: gallons »f mnlor fuel sold in the f o t g i a m L j u r y . a c t i o n . ------- I M ate. ftltc n l.c i lug at oji -rz tri tttttcI •ti i• V i|>en- the deirrves Ih* -11 hv tension a- p-n;-pat inns. - In bi-t niipnt tel-tfta'm tti the l ‘<tu-n I top t I’. a, P oI.iimI and ' Bill" . a • I , l > i d Unit II . v would In- ii' i'iV to purti.'ipa! in *h>- cotifctciici’ aed exptc >ed their i cri » ’ T h e piite •'-■ ,.i He- i 1*.■ '• l.o tlo .ii '•1, ■e ii I! !l I'u Ianne. in a Wi tcopiii sM *nd |r --c, told tip •!■ I. -a*i It c< tiPHt to >r> difficult to wlit -Up - |ir.-tre thpn w ar, and In- mkhd tli.it tlo- woii.l tuUny In i tied git,-[ia ,-eii(| I • / 11AMmu m i l ] Ml Off ' In -ln ia sc rip lin n . Over WTRR over* Frldav n't 12:.in. FREE I NEW * H.ear Ihe D E EPFR EEZE ProRrnm fenturing The Four Knight* GET THIS • THE r°0*"-« d V * 0 € On f°P** r Co/rf r n ” >>h, BOOK! ° 0 (/_ , . °e °p 1/ 1 fy m If you hav« been bearing and reading a lot about homa freering and have been r1 wondering what It eotdd mean 4b your family, room In today for a copy of tUa brand-new book. 64 colorful page*, packed with full 4 information on home freeling and the benefit* It I can bring to your horn*. Don't delay—quantities am IM lid . Ask fat your fitvo copy of “An Invitation t» T Better1Living” a t our flora. ‘ . \ J ^ Da Uxa Modal C-tO % i •\ ■ freezer*, point by point, for Check the now ’ot youreejf why we My it'o the big new* value, an<j you *fll in the home frower market today. Big Do Luxe Model CIO (ihowm above), with ten cubic foot capac­ ity, bold* more than 860 pound* of aaaortad perishable food*. Only Deep&ono oRers you all throe thrilling new convenience ^ featurao; H«*r th e •FREEZE Pro|fr*m featurli _ T h e F o u r K n j^ h ta WrAU .-terir eWwred Li* • • IllUtk • Ice Cube Trey* mdd l aevtag trey • Alone Systeoi O r ir W T R R o te r y F r id s y at 12:30. , apace I* For the_______ wnatler family <^ ^ ' ‘ w* recommend kI if limited, Ilia'new Uhepfreero De Lut0 ‘Model AS homo fhterer. W ith" capacity of Dior* than * 8 cubic fret, it will hold more than 168 pouml* of aaaorted perish­ able food*. This model ran also aerve a* a supplementary freezer !□ your larger model. SiVyjri • L A R G E R CAPACITY - - r A “ \ N ed S m ith , M gr.’ m r c B J ’* ii% . t fH e A iira rro rfd ^ a i ‘ *2 5 9 " ‘ .For m odel A -3 "Right- Where Wa>» been ' - -V * . -] ‘ _ — m '■ =?- ’ H R Rsaltb, M gt. 1st 81. * . = .i L O WE R CbST % « . Sanford Furniture Co. r-~ —: - ’ i ? EASY TERMS Rhone 210 -- ^ 'm ' .v “Rigirt Where. VVVre Been for 25 Yr*m” 800 Eaat First Si real j iv------- —:--- .----V ---- jt j, | ,-,T*-^rr - ,t J. «’ - *’ V * : .' ' ** 5 ~ •1 _______ _____________ *• ' • 1»1-.-:~- * C,« I ? 'l' OME FREEZERS 11 •. • P SI,■;' i . Interested in \ heme freezing' of foods? , '. • �2>**- ■ P A G E FO U R .... w#u**v r . v V Doad Seagulls On County Zoning IT; If they hear not Mom * and We ar* twelve y ta ti >.ld thia July. Yes—way hack yonder in the year 1335, •la-oa piM M twavAd u* Florida Yconr awither State. He piitvliarrd property in Sanford and in other cities iu« in Florida, and one day he mentioned to i.># tbnl fir* insurance rates in Doritla were considerable higher than In his Home Stale, m l he thought perhaps the rtesun fur tldi was that the mutual fire. . Insuian:e companies wrro not active In Florida. ---- Tirmpantfl'.'pIVtuK'va'Ihi tui mVa o f the mutual caiy to understand why. a presen t to th e M anger in B eth leh em g rew on th e hills o^ Arthur Godfrey it still talkin i ^ em en about Sanford and this city** dr '. T h ere a re o th e r s ta te s in A rab ia w hich still keep isottrmmsiion to be known through- Inter!. Ilaclram aut on th e so u th co a st b ars all unlicensed out. Ihr isdio woild -a. the home! fo reig n ers. T hey m iss so m eth in g th e re b y , fo r th e lltulrao( Dirk. Aikin Again yciterd .y ,n a,>1 cltiea *'nve flix-nnil-seven-story sk .y sc ra .p e___________ rs resem blinng he devoted the belter part ol hit those In A m erican cities. Som e d ay th e se s ta te s , too, will yield to th e p re ssu re tff W estern com m erce. • wimon to the lubject. The St. Paul Diipalch revee'i that it received 5O0.(X)0 lelephonv callt (tom the public during Ihr p u t year. And most of them, no doubt, wanted to know who the Secretary oi. the Tieaiury war, oi whether the report bend over thr radio wai true. • / 7~ T.- . , Life mturance IS Belling to bv more and more an important fkc tor in the economic well being ol thii country.'During the fiesl five monthi of thil year over 000.000 wai pkid out to life in nuance beneficiatiet and |>olicy. huldets, amLIen than'half of this amount was for death brnrH's. M a t u r e d endowments, annulties, disability claims and jsolicy dividends are more im|)5rtant now­ adays than death claims. • Commercial lithrttnen who hail sern in an act of llic rrcent l>gitlalure their licenie for the ex­ ploitation of Florida's lakes and streams, paiticularly. the St. Johni and l^ke Okeechobee, may go back ,to their brooding, now that the Stale Game and Fish Comminion has’ reaisertrd its author­ ity over these inland wMeri. The people gave the Comminion the right la regulate fishing; the Legislature had no right to take it away.-JVrxLriL |h* laws ar»Tnot obeyed, arrests will follow. General Chailei dcGsulle lays that French Communists ait d i ­ ning to art! out France to Kutaia. An ouUlandiqg charictroatic o| the Cpmmuniita wherever vtiu find them it their lack of phlriotitm. tn fact, .they believe that patfiotiim ia a relic of Larbieism completely outmoded by the tempo of modem evetiti, "These men,’ iay» General deGaulle, tprakng ol the French Communitti, "h»v« thown their obedience to ohk'* from the foreign matlrri of the great Slavic power,"; TbalV tip* Ccmmuniit doctrine everywhere. greater allegiance to Ruttia than to your own. country. * r Real Homes For The Aged An in d u strial c ity in E n g lan d w hich h as m ade a good S{n r t on Holvlng th e housing problem Is also providing for its indigent aged a t th e sam e tim e. . . A h p a rt o f a su b u rb a n g ro u p h o u sin g p ro g ram th e city, fa th e rs lytve .prom oted w h at th ey call th e "A g ed Persons P ro je c t." .T h is provides gro u p s o f a p a rtm e n ts , With lime room, b a th ..a n d . k itch en , Where single, people can be housed in to m fA rr'h iid ihdep*aderfc<*, V enl-fr^e. M em b ers of each g roup can huve social co n tacts nnd help each o th e r o u t fii em ergencies. T h is idea m ig h t also be applied to old people who are not in d igent, b u t ab le to pay th e ir own w ay. Such a group o f sm all houses, p referably on one floor, In a pleasant location, w ith a shopping cen ter, lib ra ry , and m ovie house, would be u p o pular Innovation alm o st an y w h ere in th is co u n try . T h e elderly a re liko a n y o th e r ag e-g roill u p in being lm ppler su rro u n d ed by o th e rs w ith th e sam e in te re sts and com m on problem s. VEGETARIAN PARTY NEW. YORK. July 30. </»•)White-boarded Dr. John Maxwell of Chicago, who aaya he hasn't "tasted meat, fish or fowl .In 45 years,” ii the presidential candi* dale of the American Vegetarian Party. Vegetarians from over tha nation organised the party and named their candidate laat night companies he had bad satisfactory dealings* with in his Dime State. ThU Is why we slatted a Mutual Insurance Agency In SanfwJ—way hack yonder in" July, U»38 . Our ambition has h o t to build Up an agency devoted to the lank of providing goodI Insuran Insurance projection for the people in Seminole County,, at a laving. That We have to li me extent at least suereedtd tn doing '.his t« indicated by tfm fact that to­ day we have the pleeeuro of serving over five hundred curtunme, most of whom nought Insurance from u* leca.i-4, our agency was recommended by a loyal customer. To.our cuMomera U-locgs the credit for the gYowth,of growth ,of Mils Agency-ifor without iheir Loyalty and fuppu port, throe t.these Utelva it juii Jnirwui pened. To thdm, we arc d c |j *' lative and w* want them totknhw that-at y remgnUe the fa4t that this -“ -M I* truly their su ra lc agency—for they have made it au-Vljffy^iata aaked more money on their Insurance than we mkd* w riting the insurance— W». have . . . been MUTUALLY u, benefittad 1knowing each other. We take .this means rf thanking our customers pu' - for ihvlr h.yalty pud support during. these ' twelve years. C. M. Boyd & Company ALL waa missing. U A D IQ P R O G R A M S Hutton WT11R ■ 1:14 News »f the nay •i»t Twlltahr ttooa* 4:39 HjkJrte I'eied. • ili Are You Ueteoln, Tilt Johnny I'lntappU t;» Central rta. IIUIMUlea M l Will llrarfley l:»0 Musical Croat am ijbt Uall tiama (twasburg) / New* ItttanduD Iteuueetfully Youre . . lilt* Lata Hall Bears* 1141 Itaouaetlullv Your* th in liequeetfully Yours , lliH All Iha Nawi 11*0 Hlan Off ThuraAay *i«u man on ( 4 1 lleadllpta N*wa *:«i Watery Cbottper* Jambo • ill llomeapun 4:4* Art Plrkeon 719* • Batty Nawe fill Kunrta* BaranaA* I. 99 Nawellrlars lilt Kunrlea Kannada* till IWtelUa* Tima 111* Morning litnlloM Ii4l Morning Msdttatloai •t*-- Nawa tl 19 Hammy Kay* • ill KUoppart Baranada II. ow ItaSdllna Naara 1919$ Latin American llhytmt I0rl9 Whnrrh of Ctlrtil I9t4* HamI*Wlaaaire 11.49 Naw* Maadllnaa I lift I'maram lt»« uni* llilB l.unrhaoB Dane* | l ; t * I.umjliaon Dane* C6fi*t t t ii i nantm i. oooawta The London Daily Mirror call* for the resignation of Prime Hiniittr Clement Attlee. The Mirror li • l-abor newipaper and Attire heads a Socialist government and you think that be . would enjoy ike- unqualified Support of the I I 9« Labor ncwtpa|>er. However, thin *,» I t . I S lit« h*Ve gone from bad to wone aver I1:99 l i •incc h e 'h a t been in. office. De- e ! Atperican, hr 0*7 bMi dipped auili) ll« ynoplt’i are wbryt off than they ‘were durihg the war. and the ijhtUh Empire has aU but collipted throughout the world. What w»r couldn't do to old. John Bull, So* ciaiaro did.. But Britain will ri» again. Sooner or later the crack* poti will be thrown out FORMER PRICESI ' FINEST WEAVES IN PANAMAS • LEGHO BAKUS */>=» H aw i a l Norm Look At Y<\jur Hat - Everyone Else Does W e a l a r n M a to d la a ., J a y c a a I.anchann ’ A f U r t i o o n H e a d lin e * Itltv a r H lH n g i Dorsey <* Club : •, ■*• . , . V. r ‘. *i- f- 4\r ■ *•' •» L.-._i, T_____ * * ■ " ' -vJ l- . ^ S p * . x. ■if . f, r. , ■L5a!r \ L>r.iA. He bed tattled most of.hi* insurance In Mutual Companies and induced us to take on the le lire*filiation cf mutual fire Iin lire nee •nd one tiling ami anottiei, it n try l r l ,. T ll„ fran k in cen se w hich 4thl.«e T h re e w i.. H »«__ Tin* W ise e n i___ bore__ns : * Diamond Mines Are ICsfabllabad la IH4 Reopened In Africa Tampa Ray Island rabllabrd dally aaaapi tat artist T he recen t seaaion o f th e L eg islatu re enacted a special ‘ a a* aaaday at Linked With Red Tide liiw a u th o riz in g th e C ounty C om m ission to adopt zoning JOHANNESBURG- Up)~ Th» BaafarS. lla iU l Oranj-a Fry# Slate, where ,om* III Maaaalla Ataaaa __________ rc g u ia tlo n s-an d n building code g o v ern in g th e use of proTAMPA, Fla., July 30, tPS— the world'* richest gold flndi lia iiitt t i •m a d rta a* atalltr p erty o u tsid e th e city lim its. T h e C ity Com m ission of San.- Report! of many dead team'lls on of have been made, will ahoftiy aitn o rt.b ,, sr. istn. at ford Las long hud nucf) a u th o r ity an d h a s created n Zoning a amall ialanrl In Tampa liny produce diamonda. At Thcuniiit.r# ll Kaalard, Wlarlda. audrr 11a Art from the feverish activity it Caagrraa al Starrb S, ISO!. f'om m ission fo r th e purpose o f re g u la tin g every type of raiaed the aueatlon today wheuier j not their death* were linked with the ^ ’Odendaalaruat where amoke u co n stru ctio n in th e city. HOI.I.AMt> U ItBAM plague which recently killed mil­ already riaing from the new gold E d it a t A sim ila r Zoning C om m ission should be established lion* of fish in the Venlce-Sarm- mine! and mining towns ar* . I.otllio* HRAM for the. C ounty so th a t shack a an d o th e r u n sig h tly build­ sola area. Hatlaraa Maaaaae ■prinlng up on the bare vrld, ings can n o t be co n stru cted nlong m ain h ig h w ay s, or u n ­ No flah are known to have, died preparations are In hand for re­ a u M c n im o N s m i san ita ry c a ttle pens o r ch icken y a rd s erected n ex t to coun­ in thi vicinity of Tampa frorti ihai( opening twi diamond mine* that Caiablr fa Advaara ■ y I irr le r, n a r k . ..... I J l try inns or barltocuo sta n d s, an d so th a t th e re is some rovaterioua tcourge, often called have been Idle for 2U year*, liar M>alb ...... red tide because of the dlacolorn-j » maehlnerv ia arriving «u *55 Hl*,,>blance o f o rd e r nnd in te llig e n t p lan n in g ab o u t all fu- Uon rat** M»aiba of the water, and t^ne have, I- hr nr I Ms UttUlklB _ - - -----..... 4-M tu re co n stru ctio n in th e co u n ty j u s t aa th e re is In the .,,ey.— UJI.e....... ww*■-..■ ! H.WI V#nr & K i ^ r . i . All abllaary aallraa, raN i a f.' m)iny of of those those miimi killed) In commenting on a simllnr law fof Leon county,Jho. Bodlya ofof many Ibaaba. rraalallaaa aad Bailee* al Many ofAhe old mine sh^ft) he* j f e •‘*!„n ,„.*alrrtalBM*at* farwAW^aarBaa* al rallahWee Democrat recantlj- jrO in ted ^ t that county | filled with watar and w»ra -W Al*Ia« laada. .w ill*# rbarard *"r Zoning is im p o rta n t fo r h e a lth reasons;— "A s residential thU wav and a few were reported came favorite fishing spot* for local within Tampa Bay yesterday. al rraalar adrrrflala* ralrr. areas develop ou tsid e m unicipal lim its," said th e Democrat, Commercial fishermen her-* said farmers. They are now being <1*. l.laa.i Sanapaya, llt y r Iir.a, la... rrp rr.r.ia Tbr "u '* hi.K.h,>’ im p o rtan t t h a t th e re be ad e q u ate regulations fear of the plague had caused watered. Il'Vba ': : , u : : r 7 , a . r : r aaiarnlTaa to provide s a n ita ry plum bing an d g a rb a g e disposal con- many Inland Florida cuatomrra to rannel orders despite aSAUiaoce Olflraa ara auilalalaad la Iba laraj tyola," ,*11 flah shipped from hrre had, priaripair*baadai»Mara la wiiiaaaa O th er im p o rtan t fa c to rs e n te r in g in to countv zoning heen caught at leait 50 mile* from D r. C hnrle* L. P ersons aad Maw ram .__________ 1,. uri* th e need fo r public s a fe ty an d th e control of fire huz- the ecene of the scourge. O p to m etrist Tbr iiaaaid la a »aMbar at iba ftrds, as well ns th e n ecessity fo r re g u la tin g th e location Hanford Atlantic Uk. Bldg. Between race meetings Hlanyabi'5 of- v arious tyjies o f businesses so t h a r o n e does n o t act as Phone 296 running strip Is covered Hours: 9-12 1-3 ratua »i aii iba i»aai aawa priaiad a h in d ra n c e ' o r n d e trim e n t 't o a n o th e r /" S d m e businesses leah'a ' Bat. 9-12 la Ibl. aanapapaa. aa wall a. all |jy tfje „ ftl u re. 0 f | | , ejr op eratio n , th e D em ocrat points out, with straw and planted in cow Eyes Ksamlnrd - Glass**'Fitted peas and velvet beans to prevent Al* a r w a dlapalrbr*. --------« ---- --------"g iv e n ff noxious odors, o r th e y a rei noisy to th e extent erosion. .. p ro p erties m ny d ecrease sharply, in W E D N E SD AY, JUt.Y 30 , 1917 that su rro u n d in g value." Sem inole C ounty puw h a s th e o p p o rtu n ity fo r modern w h a t wi- Vjf i .-i » ia n o t s n a,u * pM cRmt co u n ty p lan n in g th ro u g h th e en actm ent of WE’VE BEEN WITH YOU MUCH MOKE EVIDENCE FOR zoning law . We hope no tim e will be lost in taking o u r f a it h , b u t t o TEST ad v a n ta g e o f it. TWELVE YEARS WHAT-WE HAVE BY LIVING ------------------------------------------- Opening- Arabia the prophet*, neither will they.he iiertuaded tko one ruse from the |rj.e* Lbii Sfc'vd, tiie-pictnreaqua ruler who called on PreAL * m h . ... Uiii it not the R oosevelt on a ship in th e 3\iez C anal, is not th e only 1 'f t - 1' ^iVy.erakc ir.i bc'en^uied kinjr in A,r **>*ft* ,n t,,e H outhern p a rt o f th e country, ■ fu“ ' is or him , and its k in g h a s s e n t his son on an to ,pa.k up congitinonat a m . offi(,jn| ,.n||j ,o W ashihgton. E v id en tly t h e Y em enite monngaiioni. _ -___ u rrh does not w ant Ids rival Ibn Saud to be th e only Arab m int, fint n,1**r w ith diplom atic co n tact w ith th e U n ited S ta tes. A Rcmemlwi when trad e tre a ty Is ex|M*ctcd to follow. • got hit comronnon and the boyv T h ough A rab ia is com m only regarded*** a d esert, th is 'I want to h were >tym‘ V/iii.^n^iew oTtlie m ,t “ PP^Y to Yemen. It* fe rtility is responsible fo r Its „ u, — r_______ . POL___ ___________ captain, too. In, h,.„ *»rident imniL* of A rabia th e H ap p y , a s d istin g u ish ed from panics that wrre given ------------,,,— . . . . ih a b a rre n w astea which m ak e a p m o s t o fllltiT h tlg e coun' .A> W E D N E S D A Y , JU L Y T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A The • Sanford Herald v l. < «—• -a*-r** ' —■ ; •• • ;7, } ..........InW ni. �I W E D N E S D A Y , JU L Y 30, 1947 T H E S A N F O R D n E R A L P . SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A PA CE u ijiiij H hl W iVIl I n i II, n i l U l I l If .y>m‘ nr. nut paying r«*ili Small farmers m.ij u iili lo do „ (.(injr o|(| m,,r |itiieryand m»ke it morn u f' ihelr own marketing to obtain a larger share of the .retail ■ ____ 51 ..II ,1. . 1. ■n■ Honor Miss McCall 1»•’*»* »•>*■« *■ S o c ia l C alender WEDNESDAY The Truthseckera Class of the f irs t Methodist Church pill hold an all day picnic at the hum* of Mr*. J. H. Cowan in Lake Mury, ' Circle No. 10 of the W.S.C.S. of th e First Method)*! Church will meet at 8:00 I*. M. at the homo of Mrs. J. K. Houlehnn, 2200 iVImrtto Avenue, TUESDAY The Friendship league of the Congregational Church will pwet at the Parish House at 3:00 P. M. Christian Council %fet With Mrs. Yesley The . Woman's Council of the First Christian Church met at the home of Hev. and Mr*. W. P. Yealey on Monday evening with Mr*. O. D. I-andress presiding. Taking part In the service and program were Mrs. J. L. Horton, Mrs. Jul­ ian Wilton and Airs. RAbect list- Miss McCall Honored By. Mrs. NV.G.Fleming All** Connie McCall, whose en­ gagement and approaching mar­ riage wa* recently announced, was honored with a Cora Cula part} yesterday morning given hy Mrs. W. G. Fleming at her home on Magnulip Avenue, llrighl arrangeuivnla of linnta*. .were used in decorating the. room* of the Fle­ ming home. , ; Mrs. Marjo He Sorenson asststrfl Mr*. Fleming in serving the drink with open-faced, sandwiches, pota­ to- chips, olives, pickles and salt­ ed nut*. The hostess presented Miss McCall with a Sunday night supper tray in her crystal pattern ami MU* Jackie Brutehle. whose marriage to James tnglry will lie’, an event (>f the near iuluie; was given a neat of ashttaya. Those attending with Mis* Me Call wbre her mother. Mr*. Emmet McCall, Mrs. Edward Higgins, Jr. Mr*. Dale L. Scull, Jr., .\ji*. liras ton Perkins, Jr., Mis. Kay Foe and Mrs. - Edward McCalL Also the Misses Kathryn Wiggins, Nan* cy Collum. Jacaie Brolchfe and Mary Ann Whelchel. Mr. and Mrs. I'. Bayard Smith plan to leave cm Friday for U tile SwiUeiland, S . C. where they will visit for some time. Mr. and Mr*. K. It. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. W. G, Fleming and F. D. Scott arv leaving on Suiidny to spend sume time III North CaroMr. and Mrs. B. K. Bailiff and children, Karl. Janet and Rosiland, returned un Sunday from Canada ami other pointn of interest where they spent about three week*. Mis* Kllen Coo|ier a n d MUs Marine Scull of Wimton-Saiem, N. C. .spent last weekend in Sanfi id as (tie guests uf III. a n d Ml* II, Wayde Bucher. Mi. and Mr*. C. J. lietaril of Baton Rouge, I,a., me the guest* of .Mr. and Mr*. K. C. Gulson at Il.eii home nn Iteaiilall Ave­ nue. Mr*. Ileraid it Mr. Colson'* daughter. Purplses Outlined For Youth Caravan PitNCllf MAROARIT Is shown plan ling a tree eti the ground* of Brodick Grille on the Isle ^f Arran, m the Duke of Uonlrote look* on. The young princess visited the small island, oft the west ro u t of Scotland, as the guest of.Uie Duke and the Duchess of MunUiue. (Iiilermitional) ^ Following adjournment of the wlusincs* session refreshments were served by, the hostess, Mr*. ^ T e ste r, to M rx rt. G. Fox. Mr* J . P„ Wilson. Mrs, Horton, Airs. Lindress. Mrs. J. N. Durden, Air*. A. B. Johnson, Airs. A|, G. Tracy, Mrs. G- W. Roland, Mr*.' J. R. Richards, Alra. W. C. Clause, Mrs, Y. H. Grsntham, Airs. 0. T. PearIon, Mrs. Spier and Airs. Tiion. Alio the Misses- Hue Williams, Marian Pearson, Betty Roland and ^ M r. Williams, Rev. Yesley and * D av id Wilson. van which will arrive on Saturday to lead Youth Activities W.ek from Aug. 3 to Aug. 8 at the First Alethodist Church, M ist' Alahel Chapman, director of Youth Activ­ ities. announced today.. She stated that another object of the Caravan is to outline an intelligent nrreedure for service to humanity ifn-1 that the purpose of the group U Mis. J. N. Burdick returned on to revitalise and strengthen thf youth program of the local church* Monday fiom Thomasville. Ga, .wluuw- aha-w at eaUed- hreattwr-of F.arh member of the* Caravan the death of her father, W. F. works in allyfirlds uf youth activi­ Hanford. ties, but la especially trained la a Mr. am| Mrs. Giles Chapman specific field, *ht- pmntcil out. have from a vacation They will make personal visit*, riH-tit returued lit' Saii Antiiulo, Tex. and By BOB THOM AH interpret youth work of the eh’irch New (Ifleans, I.a. to civic leaders, lead infui nml HOLLYWOOD, July 30 -t/Pl- study classes and fbiums, assn*, in Interest In the Academy Award* Initiating projects, give suggest­ is a year -1 oil yd m atter out hern ions for worship services, direct (and it*a ajmuf time to start mak­ recrestion and pxplain the Uteris ing the summer t>onk on the con- tu re of the* church. The counselor Friends of Lieut. Betty CoUx-rt, tendegs. The half-way mark will lead the adults who work Wjtli shows the British entry far iti youth, parents and other interest­ who i* stationed at “the United the lead with the Americans ed person* to a better undei> tilntes Naval Mali Im l d t ! t 8 f ”tH standing of youth and as list in Wasliington. D. C. will 1h* iiR»rstarting slowly. * Please note In the listing that planning a more conipletd pro­ catcd to learn that *he re-en:lv entertainment value i* not a fac­ gram of activities to meet the nttended a White House lawn par­ ty where *he met President and tor. Academy Award pictures art? needs of youth. Mrs, Harry Truman and their rhosrn primarily for their prestige daughter, .Margaret, GiUieiil olid quality. Thus, although U. S. Mr*. Dwight - Kiaenhower, Becrealwdioa may-have- prov-ided^enlertary of Slate and Mr*. George tainment In its first six months* Marahall, General and Mrs. Omar product, it has shown practically HradleV and Admiral Chester no'tdng of Oscar ‘calibre. Nimllt. She also mat maijy of the • The British, on the oth*r hsnd, cojdnet mvmlier*. hsve moved Into solid contention According to Mias Cdlbert'i lot­ with “Great Kipoetaliona.'* so to * it was a beautiful and -olorfiil far the ra c t favorite, “(hid Man event and a Marine Band played Out is also n leading contender. during Ihe afternoon. She stated Th* race-wis* Americana us­ that h rr greatest thrill ~wn* in ually aavs their strength -until meeting General "Ike," Ihe final spurt. Thu* we «** MGM lining up for a fall release BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT of “Song Of Love" (Katharine Air. and Mrs. Herbert Hill, Jr. illephurn-Paul .Henroid) and announced today the hirtli of n ’“Green Dolphin Street" (Lana son. Brian Donovan, on July 27 Turner-Van Heflin). RKO 1* at the Fernald Laughton Alcmorial priming "Mourning Become* Hospital. Mr*. Hill will he .rincmFLORENCE, Italy, July 30-iA'i Fleetra" (Rosalind RussfU-Mich- bered a* the former Catherine • Italy's most noted tourist* of arl Redgrave) and "1 remem­ Hurt. the moment, the Duke and Duchess ' ' of Windsor, today joined thousands ber Alaroa.” John Fonl’a “‘The Fugitive" (Henry Fonda) i» also of Dalian* seeking in sea hreeies a strong jioMlbility. relief from the withering heat, Warner* appear* to tie pinning the lummrr'a worst. ................. hopes on "Life With Father* Father" A special train supplied them (William Powell-Irene Dunne) and hy their host, Lieut. Gen. John the iOth-Fox entry la headed by II. E. Black, wh<\ for two years C. IL 1.*?, acting supreme allied f'Gentleman'a Agreement" (Greg­ ha* led the Columbia High School commander In the Alediterranran, o ry Peck-Dor thy McGuire) plus band of l-*ke. City, and who was took them last night to Vlareggio, “Forever Amber" (Linda Darnell In the Slarlnes for tour year*, .fashionable resort town largely •Cornel Wilde) and “Captain will have charge o f the Seminole taken nvrr for living quarters of From Caatlla" (Tyrone Power). High School Band this year, and American and British officers Paramount, which boasts a strong plans are being made for havng stationed at nearby leghorn. l e s t night Gen. Lee gave s well past performance, hopes for a a big band in action by Ihe release of “ Emperor Walt*” (ning time the' football games sLnrt, attended reception In Ineir honor. Qro*by-Joan,Fqntalne) before the I l was s iiih iu im u h I Unlay l.y Her­ _ Tha . Windsors ware—to- return tn Florence late today. race li finfshad,.^.— m an; K. Miirri*, principal. From the smaller stables come All truni|>et, trombone saxo­ such possibilities aa Enterprise’s phone and other . hand instruin“Ahrh Of Triumph” (Ingrid Berjr- ent players not only of the high pnan-Charlea Boyer). Republics school but of the. Junior High “MacBeth" (Orson Welles).. 8eli- School. I-ake^ Alary, Alonme, nlck’a "The * Paradine .Case" Geneva and other schools are (Gregory Peck-Ann Todd), Colum- invited to report for practice bia'a "Ladv Frdm Shanghai" Monday morning a t 0:00 o'clock (Orton Wellea-Rlu Hayworth). a t Seminole High School, said Th»*’* the way the race looks Mr. Morris. from this g ra n d ‘stand seat, but Air, Blaek came* here highly there's always room for a dark lecommended, said Mr. Morris, horse. , who says this ie our chance to Here's whet Hollywoodlens are have a big high school band. He talking about over their lemon- revealed that Mr. Black left Lake .e d s : how Gobi* should be happy City In order to be-near hi* par­ fc h a t “The HuckaUrs" didn’t turn ents who live in Longwood. out to be another ini*-“adventure" ...The movement toward e hurryup In (hooting picture*; it aeems to be th* only way to bring eoete down Th* dip In fan megtaine ■ise .'¥4“ ** - ' circulations , )- Th* need for food Th* way ABC Is moving Into andBERLIN-W1 in Europe ia "not gettcontention for the position aa th* ____ clothing ______ _, Paul French, ex­ aeroas," No. 8 radio network Th# ewlng ting director-of CARE, told a away from location shooting and ecutive here. He eald hack—to Hollywood - -The hone new* confcnenee ’ > private relief Jh a t jilckatieg of atudloe will be contributions lo Amini s o o n _Th* revival of CARE, formed by 28 American the tourist Industry., which ap- welfare organisation*, has deliv­ ered more then 1,200,000 Packages of food to the French, BritHh mnJ stag# business her* American xonea of Germany In Th* .trend to paa'ela in color the last year, French eald. detures, instead of th e brilliant iues * The movement of mare Hollywood Lieut. Betty Colbert Meets Pres. Truman Duke And DuchesH Make Italian Tour SHS Plans Big Band With Ex-Marine Lead In n aerie* of prr-nil|itial )>nr.* HMciilty it tira lira Mis* Sylvia Meisch and "life* Camilla Ratten enter luiu.-d re­ cently at the Meisch home on We t First Street ih honor of i l i i i Co»-| nie McCall, whose marriage to Janie* Alford wilt he un event o f the near fulura. Pastel flown* were Uwd in iti-curntinjr the room* ami refre»hruenta were served. huf-! fet atyle from the dininv lahte. { 'A Madiera cloth coveted the toldv which tvs* centered y ith .t heanliful arrangement of ji.tr!; uidierue roue* inter iijiei rid w ith tltiv white flowrra. and gifcm -r/ in a silver bowl. Burning lajiera in »ilver candelabra-f lank.'-d Ihe centerpiece. At one end of the table punch eras served from n crystal punch bowl und the pastel rotor scheme war carried.out in mints and individual cake*. Civstal and silver, tahh- apjiuintiin-nU were used, MU* Meitch n'nd MU* Hat ten were aselsieil in *ei vine by Mrs. Edmund- Melacli, Mi*. I. K. Kaltivn and Mr*. A. W, lev. Mi** McCall was p rfirilth l with n set of Knstorin roastets h> tinho*te**e*. Those invited to l>» with the honoi guest. Mis* McCall Ueie the Aliases Maltha Perkin*. Nancy Cullum, (ienc Caswell of Oriandu, Jackie Hriitchie. Jane Thigp. i, Kathryn -Wiggins, Klirnb. ih Kile, Mary Ann Whelrhel. Itettv Cmrmli. Mildred Huhson, Daphnu ('tin lieIIy, Hetty Jo llrock, Dululhy Crumley, Matllm Wight and Au­ di vy lluill. Alsu MrS, l.ie A|etlle, Mmr—John- Hughe- Ml (hue llarriaon. Mr*. T. K. Tucker, lira, Meihch. Mist flotltn nod Me I . l.d) u.ie. uf price*. I 1'" Kinjf Gpurge To Give Common Sense His Formal Consent ttural Bv Spuds Johnson MINDON, J u l > !0 ,',f( hiug Georg* VI u to give formal July lie consent to the marriage of foi deflation In strike, but ahniild, prepare fuw-lt now, *a>a \ . II.I P rim .. Kli<nin th In l.ieiil. >J]hlli|t Spurlock, fartn mauaucmeiii i-.-uno- { AIiniMiniiteii a r it i*rivy Cmmcit mist with the Stale' Agricultural mei-1 mg unnuiuw Uiidet ju .-rediitt Kkperimeiit Station If it come* reipiiiol liy llie I7h-i.,ii ..l.t P.nai -ther-m r -faritrd.—amt i f )t-itm-»tt‘t • come they liaven't lost any thing. Tu Privy Council iisiinliv at Among the steps lie recommends tei,.h .l hy u n i t n lia ndlul o l n.cm bei- -« i-ljs'i'tnl lu I.*- cimsidi r abb- ««,.Hen fni iii, ..........mi Blent, Kith Catitei hury, lee, i shine! aitioii It-adi attemling. Mu*,ul bat irn tctlimcU'—1>1 lil-T Naval duties ni ('uieliuin train jug slaliun yesterday after eprndIng ll-i la-l night ut tu leave A RRI0I of Uure months. Mis. tnkllig liu -Inido-lo-lm him! I'miiI-aura Katherine Brown (above), O'*-* Matgaiet to “Alluir Gut Y..UI 20. was found shot tu death inj.cr Summerville, Ga., home. Finger­ Meantime- the king vra* hrporit-d prints on a window sill and strands to have riven uiipioval .h i j* of hair raugltt in a wrist watch of duxrii lam lilis tu occupy It A I* lulls th* victim provided the only clues on tlui Siiliniiigiiill i-sinie which for the. police. . (International) i* ■rviHTteit ii-r W hf^e Hie hi etai home fur (tie prince**. Brituin-UuKHiu To Share H o u s i n g IManw LONDON -(A1)- Iliitain has of: frn»l to share with RusaU the dl*CitVc-rif,«. of her scirntisi* ahtcr the war in mp hoda uf housing construction, to iry to meet a common need for vast tebuildlng__The British ______ trade _nd**ton to Moscow, which bargained for .So­ viet limber for this country** housing program, has also deliv­ ered n'goverm ent Inviation fur a Soviet housing mission to visit British reconstruction areas. If the Russians ncrejit, an an­ nouncement in the Board of Trade Journal said, Ihe mission's atten­ tion will he called to new ninth, oda of housing const ruction in to n e m e , parth-ulaly to type* lie Ing developed in rural areas. • The-wedding dale is not li -mouuoved until afivr. the I' Council lore ling anil the i-> -( foniiuliuh i* (hat il ha. not !»-en *♦!,— * - — s ------- -— -— as lieing highly desiialde now uie the following: | If iu u a ir planning in m u * , (Ills is It goiuhtilllp t o ell III.' fill ill. Mil t h e n th c i h a n d , p r n sjw c tlv i f a r m e r s a n d t e n a n t s rlioiild not U iii tinv rush to buy. J'hni now for ,tow.-i pricrv fui produce, and,adjust the businrsin In-si you can tu meet them .Maintain iisodoelion wheie |ku Slide, becullae a conlhillptinil ui lower price* and redured iuih Iu. ■ (iuu would materially reduc- in rnme: Hi rive fu r h ig h c r y ir t ,!; -fii I t's h e r e - t h d fam o u s silen t Serve! Gas R efriger­ a to r with mi wnt lMff parti in iti Invruig »%■•-t.'iu! Nuw ninl iiia r I n It) 17, it*IsrtltfT* V111* •**'' nunlgm n lrigecutiun convenionco. A big Frozen Foml I.m ki-r, plut iiioitb culil mul dry’colil for fnwh inc.il,<. fruilaand vegeDildiW./i/n-.' llu> liUHiciilly difTerciit ii|n-r.ding aystoni limt tlinni timti li:i|i|iv iiwiii fn know -i.iyt* xitellt, lx . u hmjpir. thim o —v llm -new t»-rvi 4» now on .liijilny, ghesl profit rrujw and use feBtiljteC llie rally ns long us lls pi ire is favorable. This iv n it a guiel time to make n shift in type uf farming: Kxelriso rare ill employing fdnsi lai.iir and ilinvase ihe cffivo-io ■ uf Ia lei i hj every_possible., m unii, (food ei|Ui|intenl, convenient m iHiiui un-tu of work ami Inlnu suv log devicei* help ilinvUSe effjclctl cy. Do not eipniul the lm-.ll:. .. if this means using all hiiil labor. moat likely nooitlt liecauso *t is lie last month this year which 'ffer* much prospect "i good •veather, Huwe.ver, il is,n ijitcalion Cull livestock mid poultry vigor­ whether all the ■arrangement* in it ously; while meat ju ice* are good Ih- Cnnijilrted In time. Keep high producer* and wile well S o m e Louduo new -pajiet * *|]ce- for them, expanding livestock on itated tlml a •tui*- in Nnvpmlier turJulies I I I anlriiflg the |ilire|oi-l wuijld I... cbu-eti, \vhib*v other*, bus lues, at present price i« l»messed that ihe’weeding would he la. S ta le Bank Bldg 1 p<is|puiied iintii s j m u g , - 1219 N. O range COUNTRY CLUB PARTY Charles Potter, manager of the Seminole Country Club, announced this morning IJiat the regular WedniitUy hljrtn; pgriy win he held tonight at the club beginning at H:t)0 o'chVk. He also announced that dinner will also be'served isnight a* on every night -jxerpt Monday and Tuesday, Donations To Foreign Relief Are Decreasing ihjariJrtoifitt ebb of play M m Peron -Taking ainfljr Hollywood Jure*. | and Page Cavanaugh trio . “Peguin At Th* W aldorf" by Frank Carle -j- W te h Hendrrson’a -Dancing With A Deb" „ “NaughtjA Angallne",. King Cole ARMY CMill Of STAff Oen. Dwight D. Eisenhower waves goodbye to a crowd a I th* Washington NsUonal’ Airport hi he leave* on a-first­ hand Inspection tour a t Army Installations in A las)/. Also on hand is Mrs. Elsenhower, who did not accompany her husband oo the trip. l o m t o uiiott A uinotttr o r tu t coca .c o t* courA B t iv SANFORD COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY �J THE . t e s t B e t w e e n i l V A 7 A I P A U T ID i p i ) Feds Post poned, n U , ^ tIV a s t N i g h t ; L o c a l s !T O P S F S L W I T H ....................................... F IN E P IT C H IN G Dy A rthur llcekxllh. Jr. ■ I|rr»te Hoorla I’-dllor 8ILVER SPRINGS, F l a , July A steady rain that lasted approalma'ely an ’ hour at . giltnn 30, fSpeclalj— Joe Cleary', vet­ time last night— iaashed away eran see. e f jh e Palatka pitihing tbe ‘h *ppc»m^- ptartrrg the rhnlest staff, had the best earn*-! run between the M-nford fc|»rv Fed, average of the - season thtough and the Palatka Aialeas. an all- games of midnight last Tfnjrsdev. It l(i revealed In official averages important contest to the Fedji. If the game eould have been released at league headquarters pUved, and Sanford won. Iho At that time Cleary, after ap­ locals would have stre'ched th» yap between the sixth place A's pearing Ip 1H games and bulling and their fifth place berth hy 145.2 innings hipl allowed only another whole game. The Palatka 1.64 earned runs per game, one atsVecatlon la but two games of the lowest figures In lea'fcb* i-ehind the Feds in the Florida history-at this stage of the aeaState League standings. The sturdy red-hesd hid given Tonight the Feds will motor to Leesburg for a »llt with the up 63 runs, hut only 25 of them, Leeltiurg Pirates, and It Is llkr- were rsrnrrl. He had won 12 and lr (hat Carl Kettles will draw the lost six games, had given up 123 hllloek assignment from Manager hits, walked G2 men, ami drurk out 131. Cleary had started and John Krlder. Tomorrow night the Fed* enter- finished 14 games, had been re. moved hut twice after sVirting, Ulft the Hues at the Munirlnat and had appeared twice as a r< Park In a twin attraction tha* lief hurler. Is scheduled to get underway at 6:4a o’clock w|th-*Johnnv Ttnna* -Close on his heels was Gaines­ and Jack MeCammon, the newly ville manager'Myrll Hoag «Hh n ■f-JOlr^l Fed rhunker. handling 1,70 average, Nick Huonatn of HI. Augustine with s 1.85, Alston ths mound chores. MeGshsgln of Palatka with a 1.90 It _U likely that McCaminmi with a 2.20. Hoag, the league's l e a d i n g pitcher and hatter, had allowed but .34 tuns. 25 of the earned, af­ ter appearing in 131.2 Innings through 22 games. He had won 14 and lost three games, Im lmilng a 12 gurnet straight win atieak. As evidence of his control, be bsd walked but 35 men. Buonato bad rthppaaranee of Big Chtrfk Alena walked 20 men In 131 innings to (n a Red Hal uniform.! iiniforaur '• top Hoag In this drpartm-n 3 a * —Laaibm/i Dayt<wi> —m «ch TJ?T.i fid's"JUari f e r n had frscus in Daytona Beach was also peared In the most games - 37, pnatponerl l^yauso of rain. had naturally hurled the moit in­ The only rnntes* played wss nings -. 200.2, and was leading llie th# one hoAatrn the Gainesville hurtkrs In walks with 121 and G-Men and (he Orlemlo Senators strikeouts with 201. He had won In Gainesville, The 8ehs stopped 13 and lost t t ,an.d had s ta r te d the <Ps with a 0 >o 0 thumping shd finished SO of llu- 377Hls*1»# behind the five hit hurling of had li a >4 aappeared itituia t .till In rin. Trtgtmy Hyde, who lumml in his Gainesville's sensational 5Ia«on lfRh victory 1947 eam- l^eper, the unprrdlrtable leflpalgn. handrr. held two league recordr, ’ tlnescore. Iioth set this vear. He first walk­ Orlando 200 too ed IRjnrn In nine innings to break all existing league records, and Gainesville 000 followed that showing hy walking 19 men two weeks later. He also Hyde and Abrue; O' broke an old record of 17 strike­ •nd Dulaney, Llrphart, outs by fanning 20 men on May 30 against Orlando, Orlando's Ktan Zetlsll* had Iwen >7*1 c o t --. I "8 Iri 1B9.2 Inning* 1t a n l f U i d 1hadT_ ___ . Mir-. 204 in 167.1 inning*, while Orlando's Joe Jones hsd hit the most men — eleven, Jnnr* liroke all league records when he shut-oul Palalka for Or­ lando hv 20 to 0 on May 20 at Teas* homo. It was the worst white. a*lnMV|lle wash In loop history, longest game In league hDtery, IHLsn-K KAKPonn II sr .tlf h h ami ronsldrretl an organised base, fataik. 4* Si -4-1 l*l, hall record for scoreless innlngr. hurled hy the same pUrhers, was Lewbura 4* IS . <0* Jt DatltiS* It U .tit t» Sanford's I to 0 victory over DeIttietl* t n lf r S ir Land Saturday July 19 after 10 Orimaiti, I, l/slnravllln ,4v (Ail olhtt s u n n jMMiprtnxl. rain) Inning* of spcctarular baoebalb Sanford hurler Buddy Lake I,mit­ • gi 4,a Met PlISM si OtUndo. , ered over the right-field wall In ■ANFORH st Iaattuirx. the first of the ltuh to gain-'the Daytons lltarh *t I'ststX*. .Oainaevills___ .at __ 91 Autustln*. M win over DrI.and'a able Ylfti Alonso. amknicax L s-.tarn TA* w i. re t un Two no-hltters h sd . gone Into N«W ' Tork t i t ,u r loop records. The first wa* Juan l<o*luu It 41 .Is* tsq Peres's seven Inning 4 to 0 win Detroit i* i t .m u n )'h(!*4»1phls I 4T ,»»l 114 over Daytons st home May 4, while the second saw l.en Gogodschela and Alston MrGahegin team •811 0-5-2 M Jf' PoWno Cinetnatti 4# 41 tt* It u-ah ! • ' l i .III l«H delpM. is i t ,4en t t n>ietle Vetleraer Uthltn ♦- *t Mat* n inttet. pr York t, »'lr>rln«li t (ntte) rato I. Phlt»A»lehle 4. lltititSli S, llnston I. SA N FO RD SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK By R.j.scon M A R S H M A U L IN G C S C H E D U L E S T O B1 f O A O C niTTHK VPAR MAOSv w h a T in s e c t SPECIES PRODUCES FA M IL IE S ALL OF SAME SEX? T*HE GENUS SCIARA- GROUND SLOTH’ • Match Play Showdown Opens In National laycee Golf Tourney I'P HACK UP OLE Tom S ome EP*n X 0»DN' KMOW PE OLE 'o m AaJ’P FACK ME POWM ! WERE’ ALL C M £G A lU tR tJ/K } WHICH LIVED m SftUTrt AMERICA WAS DOMESTICATED BY PREHISTORIC MAN AND WAS ONE OF THE LAST OF THE PREHISTORIC MONSTERS •<« VANISH FROM th e e a r TH• _ ...... Newspapers'In Berlin Dominated By Beds . WASHINGTON. July 30, 'P i— -The Flah and Wildlife Servin' in­ dicated today that duck-hunt-ra will encounter Ihc most drasticehootlnic rules In a dread--- this Fall, regulation* n-mlnisrent of the duck-depression mid-thlrtUu~ . The a g e n c y is k e e p i n g its n u l - ] u m n marsh-mattiing ached Utea *e- j cret until President Truntar. nnd. Secretary of the Interior Ktugj a p p r o v e them, hut those acquaint-; rd with the waterfowl situation predirt that the Season will be cut to 30 days. It was 45 days Inst Fall, and JtO days in 1945. Lesnievieh-Miiuriello Clash Tonight For Runyon Cancer Fund Hy MURRAY ROSE BROOKLYN, July 30, M l Gits I.emu vich, the light heavy­ weight champion who seem.i tui Improve with-age, amt T hom Stau-4 rlello, the cut down Imut barrel During the 1940, eraspu from the Bronx, clash tonight’ in a nun-tiUc ten-rounder a t LbheU- fre r’-tw Field wleb rh a r f T ^ a r e r f kin1\Hh‘tier-nnd wilh the virtor fnring 100,000 youngsters. n posstide quickie with Joo lamia later on in the year. 'AIkiuI 25,000 fans are expected to pass the turnstiles ami n gate of around 1125,000 |>- preilieted., About 130.000 will go to the Datnoii Runyon Me nun ml Cancer Fund while the two haltin'* will cut up 00 percent hrlwcen •hem. • Mauriello, having trimmed himself down to ‘197 pounds has Iman.. A I’ Nr«* fen hire* IN—In (he non-stop pel Itlcal tug-o-war between Fast and West in Itertin the Wcstrn Allies are badly outpointed by the Husalans in the dally neWtpaper field", Ttie Itussiana rontml nine ■lidllf* against a comhlned total of sit for die other three occupying pow­ ers. The Russian-controlled papers have a total pre«- run of 3,120.000 copieji doily ‘ n£ain«t n comhtned total fol-^fle Ameriran, British and French papers of 1,250,000. And durinir the first half of 1917. while the. two Americanlicensed papers here had to taka a fifty percent reduction in. news­ print, the It ii Mi an-controlled papers trained more than 110,01K1 in total daily circulation. Airaimt this gain. the a il papers controlled hy the Western Powers could show a circulation g a in 'o f only fifteen Ihoitaand, as a 25,000 gain hy the British-licensed Telctrmf more than made up fhr a ru t Imposed on tha French-licensed Kurier. Kdilors of the western-controlled papers says it’s all a m atter of newsprint. Given the pnppr, they the many surrounds Berlin nnd is rich- SHOES FOB PLAY WAR BIRD - A SEA FOWL T h a t c a n H oT S w i m I Tltltst lost year, was pitted against John Knight of Hprt'ngflrld, lit.- I.eigh, Florida's IR-yearold prep eliampion, hooked up wilh E<l Kiamcikv of Omaha, Neb. . Defending Ghampion Al Mengert of Spokane, VVa.sh., war unImpressive In qualifying, with a 152. It) strrikes off the pneo, and fared possible trouble ip hla o|>ening ' match witli Doug ('ampin II of Madison, Wis., wh> shot 164. The N ational'Junior t’hatniier Commerce liotf Toiirhameiit indny moved into a uintcll play show­ down with two lB-hoie round* scheduled to trim a field' of (14 qualifiers to ID title contejulcraIn the spotlight wwrr to-intsUL 1st* Bolt Peter* of Kansas Cily, K ansan last-minute arrival with a set of ancient flubs, and Wesley Brown, a three-sport prep s 'a r PRA0UF,-(/lVThr : Grech youth from* Chattanooga, Tenn.. who stroked two-undoe-par tn yeaterdavfa M h olr qualifying ' te r:r — i’eters today tested his prlehed- Ameriran film. “Mr. Smith Go. up clubs against |4-year-old llu- in Washington.'*-la- shown In tlib fus Hughes of Pnduca.h, Ky., who' Crech parilmooi for all memliers qualified with 165. of the legislature, * Brown's first round opponent* The picture, wilh Its Senate was Dirk Pogue o f ' Watertown.! filibuster and its speefhe* on Minn., who shot 151- ynterdav. j freedom, democracy and Indr. Walker Inman. Augutta. Ga„ prndrnre. has been ehe'efed at dally who yesterday lapped a nest Hd. - showings since' its n tre n f opening hooked un wilh Rav (.Spike) It-e- here nnd arrlallned by newipaprr her of KUmnth Falls, D rr, last -dront* rrttlrs ns tho liest film year’s lunner-up, who qualifiwl shown In Czechoslovakia slnro the U. S. Movie Cheered In Czechoslovakia .. • D a rk 1t llu rs c ,, Ilu rry ? agnmst mo atoiiu, lortm’r cat penter’s m ate from^ rjlffskle Park, - jr a tiT B R A N ir TENNIS SHOES Walker Continues To sTi 0nnx ,,aiUrrp nrrJ»ndePace National Hitters Imilmrs any hopes of !HL^" meeting lioul* agaiii^M nurlello was stop­ N>W YORK, 'JULY 30 (tT)- ped hy ent-r against one Johnny Harry W alker,-ihe-dsrk horse for the National l.rague batting ..... ......... .............. ....... . ................. rbnropiohieti.p continues! to pacej (,|„ | M„t m atih his eireUlt’a baUora today w ith. jn twn „ r r vi’ou.s tilta with l-esa mark of M S. Ilo wasr-JWiiedJ j,(.vith r.ack in 1941. Iioth for theJJ5-pound diadem, Tami lui.t on laud Indians, who regained His points hath (linos, Am rilran League hatting load Uu*. who will Up the scaley.at wilh a mark of .341. * I about 180 even, stopped Billy Walker, th" I’hillirs• Fox's long knockout stseak hy th > I’hiliidclphie I'hiladelphia I'hillirs Hychnser, made !0 hit* in 27 times flattening Iho young Philadelphat bai during ihe past week inn. nnd blacked nut Mello Bcttlnn Jjnutigh games oGKunday fmt iust in leys than B’tnlftute In titi'lU t' seven points of his b ad to runner- two outtings. up Frank Gu*t|iie of ’PlUabu/gh. Gustine, in tky ioolit.of a a ig n m s hitting streak; Jdmprd his mark to .329. Both Huiidrtnu and DiMnggio IKJVr ef n playing manger of a second division eluli, rnme (hough with RELY ON 4-LKAF his one hundredth hit Sunday tn Climb four Mint* during the week CLOVERS, foe,- o|iponrnta who tpinllft-d Ihe plate this season to n .rlisn.'to In the National lo-ague I* Walker stroke* back at 157. . nuwhere, lie wore no 13 last Cooper, ralcber of the New York !ey, Soutbrtn liiier*chote*tic "" itched to 1 I-this season. Giants with .323. Non-marking soles. BOYS, MEN’S sizes 4 to 6 sizes 6'* to 12 U nrcfoot fre e d o m w ith S c ie n tific p ro te c tio n . BEDS with cushion sole and heels Low Quarter MACGREGOR TENNIS SHOES cushion, arch & hetl Low q u a r t e r GEM SOCK (An ld«tl .toch made ^specially for wear with tennli nhoets and ItooIh) WANT ADS ABE LUCKT 306 Enal First SlrMl — Favorites moved into the wmi finals mld-Bouth Tennis Champ' lonehlpt and play continues ir •very class ekeept tha boy*' sin W hy n o t plan a v is it to D a y to n a B ead ) th is weeke n d ? Y ou'll e n jo y y o u r uiualjro o d .tim t - an d , In addition, m ay fitid th e so lu tio n to your w in te r hortte h e a tin g prob- elnglee. 'ARTS THURSDAY FOR 2 DAYS! of lh> S r r c o 'o nll-llme grealo relarn* to thtlD again . . . . and again! W e 're sp o n so rin g an Ini- p ressiv e display o f modem oil hen ttn g sy stem s - type* sizes Inane aaud n d jris M ffo o r eev v e ry huuie and budget - floor furnace*, closet Installations, clrculst(' ~~ in g and ra d ia n t h eeaa te rs -— models especially auitnble for F lorida’s ihhlila'a h1....4I._____ » F ea tin g needs, ryo n e ’sa ta talklm aEvveery lk in g about o l lth o u M , h e a tin g . W e cor­ d ially In v lt* ybu to g e t tk8 la te s t w ord on i t a t f ir it L a s t D ay W ednettdayl iM Ifd lr WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1947 H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A rL , i ... i £ • . — V �c THE S A N F O R D K C T A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ID N E S D A Y . J U L Y 30. 19-17 Legal Notice \ o i n r : -nr — r»t v n a a nc-a i . vw »viv*k ik i »t w h i n , ry p d e a i* > o ir n w r r ' " ^ ' a r t ic l e s f o r s a l e HID FLAYERS for rent. By nr week. Thu Music Uux, 119 WILL have watermelon, cmitnlopert, pcnclie*. tomatoes. Wed. | Hi St. I’hnin- 953. .70th through Aug. 2, Pith' and r i m space tn Melsch Uuiliiintc. -F ren ch Ate, Pie ed 'tight. * irge hithl of ice*, .newly decorSUtLTUE new I.awn .Shaver. A it.il. nll utilities, heat aiul^avufor drniohstmUiit Jon, SENKAlt *r lervice furnished. Cell iW.iCLASS & PAINT CO. 113 111 11. A A. Dept. Store. W. 2nd M. IM FOB RENT—20 acres »ub rrigatnl truck farm. P! arte* FOR SALE- at Minorville, firm er Air Base. 35 thousand feet -I in well*, a 7 room ilw.lling Inch clay drain tile, K ,V ti inch tgaant hnuma 2 large barn*, ctSy sewer pipe,’ goi-d Ml.i. rolling tor rent only with I & 3 inch galvanised an.I tdxk On Cameron •Avenue, steel pipe, valves of the same East aiila Sanfonl, Fla., phone ■ice. 1500 feet 4 inch Universal fwS-R. F. O. Box BS3, H. B. Joint water pipe, rust Iron, TiNKi Itevre. feet of 3 Tt li U. A- hotter lied Wood. Hydrants and specials. JNVAI.KSI’KNT HOME now We are selling these article i at jipen ht Chtiluota, IK miles 3. E. of Sanfnrtl mail IK mile* N. E u discount even ,lho some of them are out of the market. :* f Orlando. L uge screen and Open potrhes to sit mid enjoy C o n t o r t Superintendent on ||h c fini| bn-eies off Lake C.«thground or call Orlando tW23 irine. I.aigr ground* anJ walk* after 0 P. M. ife from auto traffic. Large EatitiY Biel room*. Brick construe* ROOF COATING- Aslu-stos Alu­ minum roof euatlny- g.-vd for tli-n. f a n ari-<lmndnta 25 only, metal, slate nr composition roof, I’hniie nr writs- for reservation iny. Stop leaks. Cool-, your home at nitte. Oviedo Urtfi'J or Dr. 10 In 1 5 ',. Ten year wirinnty. Mai tin 2.192 or write Bo* 137 SKNKAU1K PAINT A CLASS Chuhtula -Florida, l-mue st-hin CO. I13-1H W. 3nd St. Ifer guest* to visit their tloetoe. . . ' : W-OWKRS • YAll.VIU.ti at tout; i-ijnvement* foe all occasion* flv-TiioitS! Ju « n town section, up to date npartnn-nta with nil McNEILL it YOST FLORISTS Sipes Avc. Just off Cclerv ! modern •conveniences. Adults Offica ph. 403 residence nh.'OlO R [ unit. Plume 550. s help wanted - is r* m h o u rs . A la j Floyd. j top aihj tiKtiiiiiv M iT iv trn * By A d v e rtis in g In | / . Tint N-,w^up«f \ < y 1 Itis l n tu lr but l» tn filwt s a a t n s t CHIUSTMAS CARDS 30 FOB I t A WITH N A M E-SA M PLES FREE m ^ V n HmhfSff-.!5 Srelel* biK K r^t v alues** m a k e q u iv k , th u 3fn«! K i.m ef tiwv *>r Ju ly . fa»y (irufiltL *Fin«*iit Hm* munth IML imprinted Christmas Folders, , . , .V ** '!.*’r.n,,"2 and 23 fast-sclliny a s s o r t m e n t * . m V le riK s w rite for rllh K samples. JEN- n«j t> l„ tuid liremc i-|»ik KRAI. CARD. 1300 Jackson. <t*IHCI,IT IVU'ItT KKAI.) Dept. 3t>7, Chirayo 7. ■ t Wo.«ui nrlsiebv Klerliln Attorney r-■r i-isintirt HEADACHE o ftih r tuLc^nrftller* which help u>|M,rU|ih« tU—>1 t r r p rim h n litn . Whrn Huy M f in d and >k>n I truth right tn tlw dittlm a, i w t r l*rui-le list* to e el up nig h it. t m i u e i l t-r r r:,n tn « .-> tm with tni»rlin*si<.t t-.m ing t-*tn*Urm-* ttum g Uirie It tnitirthlng wrong with your hiJn ry t or ll.ul.lir, Ih-n'l nrutret Uut mnJIlUin sn.1 Iom t th istle , m tf u l slggp. When .lltor-lrrr f t i b r r tuncUon w t s i i i , t-nlHOHrut tiM ttrr fit m iu ln tn your D rin t It m arn ln .M u w nagging twtkarhr. ihninutJg paint, try l a l n y l t H of |wp an-l rnrrgy, an tiling, l-urtlnru un Jr r t l r gyts. hraitacbrg amt i n i t t i L * P o n t tr .it! Ark rm ir itrVgglu for Pnan'g ; l ’ltla. a tlim ulant dlunrtlr, u « ,| ••■rm .fane t-r rnUJIoni for o r rr SS coat*. Ik*,n't gfra I lin rp r rrllrf amt wrltf h.lp I ho It mltra of si Irrrtu lw n rtu ih ,-ut ,n-i...r. , warta from i yvor bhant. Cat Uuaa's 1'iUa. CANVAS AWNINGS CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS VENETIAN BUNDS Aluminum, Steel. Womit I0 DAY pEU V ER Y ; Wc JRISFAlil! Phone so s STEVENS — 617 \V, Hulilnsun — Orlitntlu Phone 2*0729 I . Sty Jk’iiu ty S hoji n t 2Bti N o rth P a r k i s i j f i w o p en . ■ T h o Intent in tniMlorn w io lp m c n t'-a iw i •furtli.-thingrt r’ h h v t' In-on inntnllotl. • Inrltulinyf ituUviiln al Tiqfith u n its , inul n-Roft w itte r B ysti'in, w h ich -tv 7r*fTwc!«Hlty in ki’i>|tintf y m jr Im ir -soft atul r lu’u u lifu l. I)rt»|> in o r ta ll fo r a p p o in tn iu n l. E o m to rly a t nt»U.— I’n rk A vt-juiiv HA UKIKIT MILLEH BEAUTY SHOP 20fi N o rth P a rk P h o n e 971 FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM Try NICK'S OWN ICE CREAM m a k f o u r o w n le g C re n m . A ll fla v o r* T a s ty — D e lirio u s — H r a l l h f u l A COOL SPOT NICKS ■ • 414 S anford A venio . t.i> ■> Your Favorite Beverriffo - .. - ; -1 :- - u v a ia n . tm r s r X WEEKS W ITH PAY ’s Package Store and Bar I’htine SSB 112 W. F ltn l S l r r r l 1*7" WEAK NERVOUS WATCH RKPAIRS Three Day Service All Work Guaranteed 12 Months The Watch Maku* at MATHER'S I*. W. IWIenssr rwif VWnrrt omuln llmnsa Wheeler of Sanford FHK’K ESTIMATES r Amerlra's .Most Beautiful - Aluminum •• Cedar — I’oll-hed Mumiaum Ask Me Cor Free INllmate E H m im Tired Kidneys. lung Sleepless Nights ii< •. a i s WORK WANTED EXPERT paiutluit— rujitruct or hourly basis. S. t!. Gieyan. Free estimates. Phone 7B^I-J. FLOOR SANDING & fim shini.' DIAPER BKUYICK i cleaning & waxiity. Our poyerl For Krnertaliotia of Immedlat* Delitert to SANFORD— unit enables us to work where, PHONB 33157 there is ,no electric rdnncetio.i available. 2l yenia rxpcrionr-'. 1.100 East Kublnaon Ate., Orlando IL M. Gleason. Luke ’.Mary, Fla.) hurniturc Rc Imil hln| ROOFING - ROOF Paintiiq;, all kind*. Smith-BcTt.sFhfUid tlRK.-, < jtm Oaktaol Wart Export Workmanihlp GENERAL housework or launderTHE SANFORD CABINET iny. Annie Pittman, Hilt E. 9th. SHOP CLEANING — cnohiuy rstiey 124 Paknollo Avniuo for children -- hy week. 705 L u., cust Avc. I [uitNLSHKD apt. fur a couple. SEE JIM M IE._COWANS. Sheet Metal Works for new radiator*, |r.t)7 W .J i S tm t. new radiator cores, radiator BENT- House In lathe Mrtiy, cleaning & repairing.___________ I2 SPE C IA L, Sh MV ICES HftTtln. 3 looms A- hath, furCONCHET'K SEWER PIPE hit-lied. 1 III. West of C or C SEPTIC TANK Si Grease Traps FOR RENT--Floor, sander. Easy [Blily. tiiprire It. Putter sin. Blocks, Aluminum Wiudutv.t and o p e i a t io n . Reasonable latos, S«nW A I cranky ‘trrry montllM. m em P a lm , — f(ud-T'*lnb-fb—<«ltma-<^,--fthmurr Are y o u t r o u b le d b y d lsll* * * o f Pcrma-tile, Hurricane braces 3o;{. | tenisfe (iiitrUtUMl ■pertodle d liiillb * BEDROOM house or apt. for s o r e s t tow* tb U IrtsSe to ll rest so Miracle Concrete Company, 391) [ncrupancy Oct. I '—--Permanent DOIN.-R - J'L Y M O trra I tile d . Iila n -c tm iis. n r r i - v r - s l » u sh Elm Avc. Phone 1335, es? T lten so i i f L id ti a. I’mXI n-sidsnts. Ph. (MS-I t ■ PARTS AND SER V IC E- ' htim sm 's V n irisb lr C eetw onol In re list* JD» Palmetto Are. Phone lo ll such sim p l-im sl I’luXUrm 's (v ,m SALE—Llmerock for drive­ nd Is m*<l# m ails !•>' e-im sit. fANTED to rent o r - Irate mom FOR fr* way* * and roadways—Phone YA-DE moth proofing last* 5 pound b Iso tu u • h a t j for huslnt-ss. Write giving ile1241. taiu' tty, to li-i* IL Care Herald. le a n , llave-yuur wooleaa moth proyfed now. Duuntown CleanMIXEIlD FF.ED5--cmi.idsU Tins lOltSB o'r~ ;ip'dTTm’r-HT7 furn!died era & Laundry. 1I3 Palmetto lo r unfurpiihed. Exeellent rvfec-----l — ‘Avc. Phono 014. [rnrci. Cull Archie Brown 71ti*. Butte: us i* ::nt .cry Lnarging. I’ianu Tuning and Re|utlring. 1- L II. B. POPE t (). ISC. Sill. Res. C1I-W. mm----------- |—— m* ,i IR E A L E S T A T E F O R S A L E 4 CEILING funs fur sale. Lmtuv's SIGNS Dryg Store. I REAL F-STATE Shuw cards and poalara INSURANCE Paiitls, Poultry Supplies. Nall*, O— DUE’S SIGN SUM VICK MORTGAGE LOANS Purina Feeds, Groceries and O. D. Landress. Phor.s 1021 , IAYMOND M. BALL, lie.tllnr Meats, Totifhton A Watson, 1201 RADIATORS cleaned and repair Rcifistnrod Broker and Celery. Phone llUtb <‘d . -id le n R a d i a t o r - S h o p , 101 Insurance Afft-nl Sanford Ava. Ph. 35&-W, T 4 Fluiiilu.StaU> Uunkllldtf. AUT<). IIAI )11>3. -Mulot ulu. Sale* ami Service, ; Thc Music Box, LAND C L E A N I N G AND EW, twu story, threu liedrieim 119 W. 1st.St, Phong 9 5 ^ ^ LKAINAGF. I NEW CATER. Ihiimc. Two j-nr g atare. On PILLAR DBI8KL IIULLD07-SKWINt; MACHINES Itner.Jot ID) | 140 in Muyfatr, EBS WITH P A L M K T T T SALKS A SRI1VD E rnl sell-oiifui uislicd nr furnished. RAKES T W O 3/4 YD. i n s i t r s HEWING MACH. HIDIP jlmno H55-M. ,____ D RAtU.INKS. EtJlTPMKNT 113 S. FRENCH. I’ll. 1190 NOW IN THIS VICINITY Ionic on largo led. Corner Hick­ NIMNICHT CONSTRUCTION ory and 7th 8t. 700 K. 7lh St. COAL circulating heater. UeoMinaide. Ph. llCfr-J. CO- ORI.ANIIO, FLA.TIIONK *3,000. Apply to J. J£ Walker, 2-2*3L ■ , _________ 9Hi Cyprmta'Ave. LOVE SEAT - good condition, p, J, Welier, Elder g prlngu. I, VERY drairnblc f i v e tiHtu RUNT A CAR YOU DRIVE IT i'Pinutatow. Gan In- putclutscd SALE- Slightly u«ed Elgin PHONE 200 with *2500.00 cash, b a l a n c e yrle. John ll.‘ Rout, HI l Pal* Ide 1monthly. * • STRUCK LAND-MOIUURON met to.* U-imiVK-IT. INC. Ibiberi A. Williams flume 732 Atlantic Bank Iildg. GIRL’S Bicycle. Phllcu Cahlnat SEE US FOR Radio. Phone “252-W. MIMEOGRAPn PRINTING . YOtf like to live on the edge AND TYPING * of the City we huvd a nice five BABY carriage, Thayer loUiiiiiiCREDIT BUREAU OF roonT bungulotv with all .’onven, Ide, gmid eomlitipn. Phone BO’J SANFORD Jciii-e.i, eight large lots, lermr W. 110 N. Park_______Phone JPO cr.n be iirrnngiil. • Priced only CANVAS PAINT- clear and col­ *495t..on. STA N CO M STO CK ors. HKNKAIUK GLASS • A EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING • ltulivrt A. Williams fnnetaisnt 0 snarl tire Fred Myers, 311 K. 2nd B t PAINT CO. Plmpe 320. fhone 733 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Fbeaa *tW-Tete4rp« I) It M ATTENTION MOTHERS BOOM home, several bluetts PURE Air Gas Kitc|u-n Unit. Mxr—DIAPER SERVICE— cem-llc Cabin Court. Siv Orl tudo from center of town. Phone t09Ruby Valvrt furnishes hospital Highway. Phono 229-M. J.________ •________________• MMXbee ti. A. a. D. clean.sterile dtafiers and deo-lnr- Rejwesenllnf T. N*Len O Koarka, ZINNIA and marigold,p tantr fur lied container. F-cnnomlral and ROOM house, with 6 lou, con­ Daytona lUaeh, Via. safe. Fully medically approved Fall flower* tmw n-ady. ’A. K. structed of nelerjed virgin pine Rnnsettrr, Florist, Tele. 2I2AV, Call Daytona 24fl7-5V rollect for and cypress, A-1 condition, new­ details. 06 diaper*. *2 a wee:. I ly painted inside and out. some ’Celery Avenue.* - V r i R S T IN 8ANF(lRT)” •fruit. Amq four 200 pound fat • DUNLOP ~ DO YOU KNOW ABOUT hogs, 2 young milk enw* with WHITE WALL TIRES TRACTOR M O W IN G -W e mow first & awond ralves. Allp- C00-D) *21.50 plus 7ax. Le t t s vacant Inti, roadside* or. Inige| gethcr or separate. Innulre at IVhrn yell U«hv reia.hea y o u libTral trade In S.a-lth 3—utla acre* re*. Phone 41 or IflT-J. 2331 Orange Ave. or Phono 795*ry to *rl rlil of them all, re' C0(PIII *21.50 plus lax. kill tk» f»«r. th at. y o g ro r LONNIE McMullen'. M a r k e t I.r*» lilieral trade in. Ml altti spray or duet or (bat Shop, open'Thursday, Friday & nob Dennis Tire Co. (FURNISHED .7 Imdrimnt house walk late a pot*4tr by acs-ntei. Saturday. 413 W. 13th St. Phone 003 with 4 aerc*. ny owner. Phone 1294 or County 3305. La d ie s Chicago Shoe Skates - LAKE Mary d-aundry ready for - — - ------— - y — Business. Rave your wash done ROACH K I L L E R site OH — practically new. 1310 SMALL house. 60 x 160 Corner the Bendix Way. Mrs. II. I^inpIB D I F F E R E N T * W. 3rd St, after 5,______ ~ lot, *2600.00. Plume 714-It after eti. llvtHr hr*. rt*l I t Ii«c*iUa» tH»Jf Uh« 4 P. M,_________ il. T tl*y d r y ut> rtiut d ir. H i t WOOD or coal circulating heater lit t»*f* HttiivpoU*iiifHia to iiis-ti — good condition •• *35 ctuh. 13 N O T IC E S — P E R S O N A L T FOR HALE tint ptla* 113 Holly._________________ lA VERY nlre two liedroom frame WILL pay *5 for transportation house, close In. This house la in to Daytona or New Smyrna, g o o d condition throughout 6 ARTICLES w a n t e d at Thura., Fri. or Saturday. Phone |rwould cost *6,760.00 to replace. 350-J. llant'a Tuxedo Feed Mtofe Priced at Sti.300.QO. Highest cash price paid for used ('•m pbeira Feed Store [SMALL two Imdroom. two story furnitun- Ted Davis Furnltutc 14 L O S T a. F O U N D Henry Ruaecll'a Heed Store house. In good condition, ideal Co. .’Ill E. 1st. Ph. 958. Stanley-Roger* lldwa. r for small family, located in Rose LOST: white plaitir ladiea handand other goad atoree Court Section, reasonably priced I’LL 1IUY your car regardlr-ci of liag in Penney'* Saturday. Ret. age or condition. Boy Red, 300 j|* » Herald Office. Reward. a t *5.750.00, ■■■■ JEW* two le-iinunn Imngaiov- In W. 2nd St. i s ~ a u t o s fo fT S A ii Pim-hurst — suitable for urnall family — desirable surroundings. 7 P ats, Livestock. S upplies MODEL A Ford Roadster. *ZQ0. *4ji00.00. Tele. IR3-J or Co. 3304. [ AN exceptionally desirable two- Good mule for sale, cheap. T. n. atnrv house, 3 Ix-tlrooma Klm rd. P. 0. Box 205. Lake 1940 HUDSON deluxe *595.00. hath upstait*. and i bedroom *150.00 under market. Good Monroe. Fla. and bath downstairs. Large |(vpaint A motor. Box KRM Care ing room, with ' enclosed sun Herald. , HELP W A N TED porch; lihrsry, dining room and kltehen. Unusually well planned I’rolrrl* Your Health as to cuptmard space. Has two. EXPERIENCED celery grower or trained farm manager for farm Dy Sleeping’ Better. ear garage Incorporating work In Zellwood area. Good |K>aitIon room ami Uundrs. lta s 11Q ft. for right party. A. Duda A Sons, INNERSNUNG MATTRESSES frontage on pa'I M i atrtet. I-ot i* Oviedo, Phono 2151. and landplentifully fruits B O X ^ F R IK C S - v HOLLYWOOD BEDS WANTED: Man to aoecee.l R. Simmon* for Hawlcigh business VERY tpacloux and Matiufaetuied To Ye In Northeast Polk County. 1500 n I-anta, b Individual Order By famiUef. 'Product* sold 20 yeara. ng V< Permanent if you are a hustl 'r. on steel, with 2 For particular* write Raw. and hath upstair*; and Matlreoa Renovating Iclgh'a D-Ph FAH-440 1038. Rah ‘ Rebuilding A SpecURy living room, dining room, Memphi.1. Tenn. nr see It. Hart­ Call U* Today -- Sleep ____im and bath, and kltehtn man. Box 234, l-ongwood, FI a Better Tonight ■downstair*. Ample elotct and cupboard space throughout. Ih fr 10 COLORED boys and ? colored Hous*, hi* recently been roderowomen for kitchen work. Apply Inride. If your are looking Pig n Whistle. Park 4 Geneva p of distinction, this Avenue*. ‘ | Hanfe Sanford OH Celery & Sanford- Th W k « y»v t 1*32 e*Sanford, Ha. YARULEY VENETIAN HI INDS ktiHttUtt that «#*| tm«h4f*tt «tr* wn%*Kk nl.rf Ihf'lHiAtKt I* i wr.ntgu N l - * tfr>fft*a*» i s phtt. \V A IS £ V }} U U M N E S S / GIRL for cashier„ i*. i cosmetic coun-‘ M cK inley K in s. In th e 1 C irc u it . 1. . . ___ . ... ter. also soda girl. L a n ry > P l u g ,-,n irt ,.f H rm lm -lt v -m ru y s i Himotorc. -t f o n t Kiel 1.1s The title el the ■ “ 1 " , jij,,. i, Manila MvKISln Kinif. NURSE for 3 children, as.< 3 i PiaiiMlfr, ->rr^ V o , ».>! I'tuyri A. t£lk Scaami ihtv Avenu,-. ' j Kins • .Iwr.tiilsni. ^---------------------------- ! t \ n vow aiik itiettmiT WOMWOMAN for yrluval housework. MANDBp to "Pl-rar •tlhrr i-n*" ilf!7 V t te n elljr o r hy stfe ru i-y . In .o i l *1111 1U7 W. lAK-USt AVC._____________ Ur -Iw r' „ ir 9 Dried herbs are three to four timc-i 'ir.oiawr than frr,*h herl-s. so -should In- used spsiinyly -In seasi-uid f,UM|t I i.siiia. sort siiuh maiiiOit. sddrrte i * I’r n c tiliu r a , A la b a m a ! c/U < tru r* c PAGE SEVEN W hy W orry Wi t h Y our P ast Due Accouuth?- LET W\ | 1 r || •* / FLORIDft 1 Howland Collection Agency Diin’t w .i-ilr p m l m t s TitritUun Him* g u llin g In anti from >inir ‘‘u n m lrrliin il.’’ F I.V E L 0 H IH ,\ A I R WA Y S anti illivu MORE T IM E fu r fu n an d rn la x n lin n . 1 1 3 i , M A G N O L IA A V E N U E P H O N E 1091 S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A ( m inn,lint; n l tl i Airlin e* i c r t i n x lit* Your t’uUrvting l-’ur Ytut Cull At Our Offirt! Fot UollucUuit ’llulrs Vutcrlca I Flljjhln Daily . . . Air* Trawl, ('artla Aircptetl T E L E P H O N E 1;i2.'» MU N I C I P A L A IR P O R T . Ky Kay (totto OZARK IKE (soa-V,'-)vmnouT 02 ark , X (0 P 0 A N ) THERE GOES OUR OAT <#(AL... ’ _ AND BASEBALL'S . (GREATEST GATE ) | f. ATTRACTION/ J 7M IB AIN'T HO P L A C E F fjR ’ M E ... A H M ( GOIN' H O M E / (G U L P ) DINAH THINKS All DONt THBoWpD ItCR A CURVE/ HIT Dt ROAD 0 . . . J . P . . Y O U'VE 1 GOTTA THINK FAST/... _) B L O H D tE „ .T H IS DRFA M O O A TS A L L M IN E / .A i- Funds Tweet And Lowdown! MICKEY .MOUSE "**n ^-tuser. K33N WOOJ c AMC3 .B U L L - A - 6 3 'P T l ETP ID -A -O C !(P C ? l H ROACHES? By Our Want Adi ^ Vicvi I - -V 9® 't fW »**' • -- t a hm fib * W O I d t f Wiu Hits DlGGOlSe II RETURN TO me CAW? AMD-FWO oor WHO’S LX;AD. tv >tsT- ay t q fsrmekate* By Fran Striker sSomcthin^ Has Been Added! I IIE LONK RANGKR i r s oiock sherwashe waj1^ VWRPCRED BY A MASKED MAN AND AN t NO' fBC SIGNS SHOWVTHAT'S^ THAT HE WAS ,--------- f IMH.Wl$rSrRAM GLEh/ ■ V ING THE 66>5 ARE GOING TO HUNT DOWN THAT MASKCD MANUNO 1115 INDIAN FRIEND F IT TAKES< FROM NOW TO DOOMSDAY/, • 7- f *'* tL KIT A KBIT 1T1C6O < ■TI«VVs*YF.TO MAJvB UG P a V le v r t explaksd 1 i L'-tmTVir'Jj ~c roQfvn rua - S PR ttA O 1 1t o n cur.* |T n l> e .C H S F , PBALLY ECHOLS TheLost isFound V A - T A - t> k l. ^■ 4 V K _ 3 —D 15c and 25c Pkga. svy: r vA-TA-PA By Walt Disney f (SaiOPLE- ^ L ^ FiO-A-6eiPPL50EE‘. r r tON. VMU. STICK■p*M! ECHOLS BEDDING COMPANY W t. __ LxtA '4.’nCMSV|B»c‘ ;ftF ! £ r *il *T’ S*fXfi, ._ ^ i -' , - V' p T “f . �T H E B A N F O R P ITBRALD. R A N F O R P , F L O R ID A PAGE E I G f iT •' l ~- = fi i . . t . • •* i.-. - v-: . . •• J- -: W E D N E S D A Y , J U L Y 30, 1947 •£. ■ • • c rL P£’ H S rr-r - - y * • • i; *\ • .-* ’ • - 4r----- i i - A > - ■ ^ ■ | ^ K 3 1 s t . PARK AND GENEVA AVENUES. CURB SERVICE DRIVE IN YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO VISIT US AND TRY OUR—BARBECUE PLATES BARBECUE*€HICKEN AND ALL KINDS OF DELICIOUS SANDWICHES— STEAKS—, SEA FOOD (IN SEASON) r.' ->* Ex'. . . * . * _I. ■ ' .. — - • • / _ . -• . - • ■i n i M i .T • ~ ---------- ■ — r* • ■ II .. • _ * • . . . T• ' f t? • a . -—t -- a - V I g -W -------- -— •—■— J. B. BRYAN - T — *---------- etion Of The New Home Of ■ I T iT ■ ■ PARK* and GENEVA AVENUES r. S; - . ,__zi: -*> *• FROM , ■ . The Following Who Participated In Its Construction — .r . .A INSULAR CONCRETE PIPE CO. • • Mi i • - » c:A-* SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO. Concrete Pipe, Ready Mix Concrete J fty 'V . Phone 1241 V 'T - Riley L. Hogan Concrete Blocks* . ' , w/ McGraeken Road V* 114 W . 2nd S T R E E T .. P H O N E 320 ____ , ' ~, .* •• General Contractor : '4 !K) P lu m b in g — H e a tin g — H om e W a U r S y ste m s " 409 W . F IR S T S T . ' X W\ ' 21 .■ t ’V r>. _______________________________ -flE fS -i ■ , .1- A. C. WEST A D E C O R A T IN G S p ra y P a in tin g A S p ec ia lty k*: IV X* - — E. CENTRAL #1 'iji « -v -*• Vt ■ O F F IC E N IG H T PHONE . r _ :P H O N E O R LA N D O W IN T E R P A R K 8S&.R 2*4722 OH CAN DO, FLA . CONSTRUCTION RADIO SERVICE * ** • * P h o n e 8714 2111^j HARRISON ST. L V' eV'rV'i/-s» • * SOUTHERN STATES FLOOR**CO. r ** k , : . 1S26 E . C oncord A ye. I • 110 W E S T C O M M E R C IA L S T R E E T T E L E P H O N E 1110 ' SA N FO RD , F L A . AVENUE O RLA N D O , F L A . . i SALES* SERVICE ST. JOHNS ELECTRIC COMPANY - i i ii PH O N E 128, * * • , r .1 • *Tt\ •• >. v.luH 'i ’ • i.V « 1' H M. G. HODGES P h o n e 2*1072 * « *,17- P A IN T IN G » PAINT . BUILDER and CONTRACTOR ___________ .*• . GLASS ORLANDO, FL A . f 1 ‘i m ■ r Man Products W •j -■»*».■ - ' FURNISHED ON S fri RD PAINT and MPA 117 So. Park Avenue. Phone .303 Vf $3 .» Ir-rrfH:- \ f A . iv ’ „ . �* i n . a i 11 — ?- r.*t •,. k • ''v - ’- ‘* ■- * THE W EATHER In Unity Then U S tr e n g th — To Protect th* P m m of (h« World j To Promote tko Progr*»« of America; To Prodae* Prosperity for Sanford. Considerable cloud;ne»» with scattered afternoon and • Ttninh thornier,ho« er« through Friday Gentle lo moderate south to southr*\l wind*. A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y V O L U M E X X X V III E sta b lish e d 190ft SA N FO RD , Bodies Of British Capital City 'Of Indonesia Forest Is Captured Soldier I n j u r e d In Booby T r a p ’E x p lo ­ sion D u r i n g Rc. moval Of Victim s W A A Accused Of Using Planes For Employees’ Trips JERUSALEM. July 31 t f V Hie bodiet of '(wo young Hrilioh ‘tergeanli kidnapped at ftottagei by I (gun Zvai Leumi w t’t found today hanging from two eucalyptus Ueei and weie bUvted to bilo by a booby trap when E xpenses In Flying A u t h o r i z e d Pas­ sengers Sqid H igh S c a t Of Republic’s P arliam en t S itu a­ ted In Java F alls T o D u f/h T roops BATAVIA, Java. July SI­ GH—The scorched, dead-city of Malang, seal of the. Indo­ nesian Republic's parliament, fell to the Dutch today, the Netherlands army announced, and other Dutch columns raced tnwara the biasing town of Tjllatjap, chief republican port on the south Java roast. K fcW SPA PBH F L O R ID A , T H U R SD A Y . JU L Y 31. 1947 Royal Marriage Set For Nf>v. 20 LONDON, July 31—(41— rrinceaa Klizabeth and l.lautenant Philip Mounthatten will be married Nov. 20 at West­ minster Ahby, . IliKkiJBgbam Palace annniinci'd tonight. “The King and Queen have approved that the marriage of Princes* Klirabeth and Lieut­ enant Philip Mountbatten shall take place at Westminister Abbey at 11:30 A. M. on Thusday, Nov. 20ih 1047," the brief itatrm rn t said. The Iwtrothnl of the heires* presumptive and the former Greek Prince had been given formal approval before the Privy Council at the palace earlier today King George VP* formal tnnsrnl before the Privy Connrll carried out an old ritual. —f NO. 185 A s s o c ia te d P r f u L o w e d W lro Greeks Weigh New UN Blow At Balkans Chiefs Of Army- Trum an Aid Plan Is Reported In Force Despite Red Veto Of W atch Group Flying Boat I \KK SUCCESS. July 31 Greece formally charg­ ed Itu.sia’s three llalkan i*; lelliirs today »l t h aggressbm In a drastic new move aimed at cminlertng the So­ viet Cnlon's vein of an Amer­ ican proposal (or an 11-memMr Vnlted Nations Hunter CnniniMeinn. Public Hearing St. Johns River Is Conducted By Measure Signed City Commission By Pres. Truman Action of W PB In L e t­ ting C ontract T o IIuKhcs-Kaiser U p­ set S t a f f H eads WASHINGTON. July 31 up>— fbc joint ( \irny Navy) chief* oi R equest To Close Srm - Jacksonville T o Lake •tall drt Isresl in July, 1942, that f t v-' F m * - h ‘ H n r n t ' y * 1 * r o j e c r " i n f * h v v . v t - n « iwesensiv-rra-ng -bags-. 1 * hm le" R Rll Vvtf. D>ur­ flying lx>.al progiain would I f inG i v e n $ 3 0 0 , 0 0 0 .»itini*iali|e." ing Races Approved it waa developed to­ AI* Special Washington Service day .at a S-nate inae*t’ig»tion int^ The City Commuijon held a the award lain that year of tha WASHINGTON. July U u ll public hearing yesterday Mo de­ President Tuintan signed today .< 1luicl-e* K.ai.tri ronlt.arii lor ihita termine whether or md to ie*ok-* $ 502,1 W.OI 2 ziqtiopnaiion bill amh Iki ala. the lifer and wine In rnie ol I, lot Hood cnnliol. n.uu.ition itfld ftobeii A, LovgJt, nm<s-und«r*ff^ D. Carlton, 80 C West Ninth other non-military, atliaiiiei of Ihe irt.aiy of <lale. tratified to tha Street, as If quelled in a petition War Department. Senile War Investigating Commit­ hy 18 nrathy tf»idetiti It w.ra One of ihe Laie*t measures *p- tee .as" In the Hand of these lop derided lo pul the place #on a maed liy. lliv 8*mIi CoiiBrc'sa be-, W v •'■’l *>1.......Ilie.se.---- «----- —pcadwrlnanary— r-*Wtn—eorj-rf—t' He read into the record of a tiire llie July If* recr*j, ii t'K ate any more complaints, In i - eludes $700,001).for tbe St. Jobns letter vlmli Robot A. Patterson, voke tbe” licemc, ll wai an River pfojecl, Jarktonaille lo l.-ale tlien updo sec ret sry ol *v*r, wrol# nnunced today by Guidon Brad llxinry. in tbe * J9 8 .11-1,8)5 lot live ye an .ago yesterday aummarilley of llie City Msnsgrr'a nlftrr flood control roriltiiu lion rind ittg the position of llie joint obiefs Ibe lequeil of llie Uo.nl Guuard mainten ance It dan « irrtri .$1 1(».- of al.alf. - —— LAKE SUCCESS, July 1| (id 1 ?DATAYT/V Java’,' July l l '(AS S re (’,irek gmrinment repented bv cuseJ the War Anels Administra­ Jungle troops ol the Dutch army Jo:me<l tourers today In be con tion of uiing a fleet of (Janes lo drove today to within two miles gidrnng the pombdity ol bring haul rlenographer*. clerks and oth­ of the resort city of Malang, key mg rhitger agsmil B u u u 't Bal­ er '"unauthorized passengris" with to earl central Java, and were kan ulelblet under the moat dl ai­ rome of the trips "week end" af­ expected lo occupy the- (lame, de -pinvitipni of tbe United Nation* ravaged center by night. fairs. cllSItri. • Ruley told te|Hiitcrs rspenses A broadcast Indonrvtan com­ in flying authorized passengers munique said llie Dutch were with- $5,000 Goal . Set 1 lie (iieek delegation lo the Unit­ By Were far above i ummeitlal coiti m mortal range and that Indo ed Nations would not rnm nrn'. Group. T o F u rth e r but — lie cited 37*flighta trrtween No nesians were applying *ll»e scotch­ n , infosritrcl. sources said* the P.uhlicity ~-Hx aj-c-c4. <rr.t, were studying c|o*efv iember, 1946, and March. 1947. on ed earth polity.’ which lie ■Wfd-tP7-aUllururrd~pIT I he Krpuhlicans ass'iled also Chapter \ r! I o l tbe charter, w hiii The Seminole County Junior pioaiJet (or United Nalinna *<■• sengers were carried at a cost jl their forces were within 12 milcv %7i,\72.H7, including 28 fe*t of Batavia and had teoccupied Chamber of Commerce opened a lion tn raaea of aggirtiion and flights of planes. Hr said roomier the perimeter towns of Tanger- drive at llieit luncheon meeting bretchea of peace. "* . cu air transport costld have pro- ang, Septon* and Tpmrne. The today in the Mayfair Inn tn raise That chapter ***« invoked for Auxill arv In lime Srrninolr Bou­ UTtieii-'ti tvlotr tbe memoran­ sided ihr tame service for $13.- Dutch declarrd thil claim was $5,000 to rna.iqlain »ml-jjj»crite ih’e first time ill UN hiiloiy ye. levard where m*ny boat* are »o fnr naaigstmn impioaement* -ind 141.48, making a saving* of $’>9,. "nonten**." This' Tbporlrr Hound ihe touiist information booth on1 terd-ar hy Auilialia in biingint be launched during Iwial rat*» m-ainlenanre liming tbe year ending dum to Don ibl 31 Nelson, then rhsnmjn •>( tbe \V.at Production next June 30. no s sign of Republican activity the Seminole Boulevatd. 431.39. the Indopetian' and Balkans u*u*i on Sept. I, was a|>|iin*rJ, Mill Other Items are for Board, wlnrli liter tbal year gave Ifizley fa chairman of a House in the genrrsl Batavia area. "This i* a community' pioject are on the council's agenda fni led lo Stale Itnad Deparlmrnl the I'annma Canal, fill,190,387 for Henry J Kri*er. vk'es| Coaat »hipexpenditure* sulK-ommiltce which The Indoncian broadcast said and we want lo te'e that it is com­ remeteriat expenses, f 1.H04.000 for the m,'eling today. appiftv il. has Iicon investigating WAA fly­ Malnng tv** "heavily grenaded buiblrr. and I liw.*td IJugbe.t *erdpleted." Brailey (Wham, pteiidenl . It «n. said authoritntlvelv that ing expenditure*. A written leport from ttr. the Alaska Communications Sysand maehlnegunned" during III.* “For the hcn-*flt of the WAA night, and that Hepiihliean* atart- ol the organization,, told those the Greeks have’been told hy Ihr Raymond L. Ilsis, City no-it tn- | tmi. ntnl iMto.nrm for nlternlion zifi nsutkul. cuginrrt and him briilges over navigable waters uri- die ei. an $IB,0!Hi,000 contract nnd anybody else,” llisley said, ei| fire* In the city yesterday. prerentv._______ , - — 'United Klalea that the Ttomsn apectorrura* reviewed hi which he der the Jurlssllctlon of the At my the Inquiry includes a finding, It said Dutch planes strafed gave bit tr*»oii< for condemning lo cotivtiuct liner huge flying aid plan remniiieil definitely In "Possibilities of bringing tourists force despite Ihe Htuslia vote - f some beef i which had Iweii sent Engineers. that “one WAA employee, accord­ Malang. boat*. While the total is S l l 7 .iUK.lRft ing to official flight logs main­ The Indoneilana said another into |lm area are unlimited, and «n American prot*o*al tz* set'up a In' a ' local nnukrt bv n ealll-* Under questioning by Senator tained by WAA, made five trip* mhimn of the Dutch army, equip (Mi money lint s*ill be donated Hnlkso* Cnmmltiion. Furthermore. raiser In llie routily, Tbe liver of under n $819,927,100 budget esti­ anti C a i n mate. it carries the largest flood O'Cntii'i-ir ID Md.i at various times during (tie last ped latgelv with U. H. Iend-l***e llie <fnim*i was romplptrlv de |l ,w«old I Imt Ihe United Ktnlea will be' spent lo blither the louiMt coutud-Juud In .several, ye a r* -- — U^tVaJ^»r--4e»vel*- » .d - ( h i t -tk*year, ostensibly as a tn-rclaty. and aiirplti* war aupplle*. had program tn this city." Odium ad­ |old Ilia- Graeka-lhla-eowolrv- »*»*' almyatl as * cesolt nf*V xrrrreTh« budget figure Included nn \V|'|t * *i n In letting « contract " A. jjyrium nd-.records.show e u f nearly -halfway kef at* IKe '•uni,- teJiiii-l ahem In their ef-1 toxtc condition,, lie staled, nnd Ill's origins) estimate of nearly $'.181,- to Hugh- a and l.sNee '‘caused person on duty statu* waiat of Java lit a drive from Te- ded rt* In estnhlDh a alnble govern- had fen-lered the tieef unfit for 000.000 and President -Trumans CiUicrrn*' rn tlir petT (if tha chief* lnT»*“ •** during “* ' rr office the time she gtl, on the north coast, to -th e A thermometer, ahowlng the rnt an<l a'tnp the divordrr* In Ihe either, human or amnia*, rnntump- rrouest for an estra War ilcp.rt- of *taff. was on these trips, with one ex. tinbnUarl area, 35 mile* to tha lion. Ur s.ild i*e knew of no other prorres* of the drive will be plar- alknn*. fund of $237,000,000 to tiegir ceptlen. In that ra**, sire I* southed*!. The Rrj ubliezBto *»• In accordance with mest In­ amerit10.year In thed'-wpto'rn era*. Mem, Chapter VIII Include* strong program to control rave in which ti»e WPB iiAd un show t^ as k in g on annual'leave,' eerted Oi* Dutch tCye ^»liig-*a spection ordinance "of Ihe Clly, a of trie'Jalcees will ranvass p u s itl, tr<Tn breaking off refloixj,*. develop hydroelectric I'ov. leiinten to jieiomr th» purchiaj Jtz* Larson, WAA general company of Japanese In the at­ the county In an effort to get the lalions with the aggressor up lo the lieef wet I'omientited amt oi er and otherwise utilize the rmin- log ngenev. rd-ltng tliat It'involv­ counsel, said he I* familiar Tn gen tack. needed money on which to main­ actual military operation* by. the del i d destroyed, the report stated / Irv's water resource*. e d “n liazardous and unusual aperal with the report of lUziey's The Republican Seventh Divi­ tain the booth gnd further 'the United Nation* against any rqun- The Commission accepted the ic Mm Ida projkei* included in tin* j prpacli U> have n third agancy subcommittee staff, since hit sion, pitted against the Dutch ad­ tourlat publicity program of the try' the Security Council decides poft, ,»afd Mr- Hradley, but -tded flood control portion of the hill competing with the Army and office supplied.the'Information. vancing on Malang from the north, eountyt It was stated. Navy tn' mdering ComBal equip­ has eommittrd an act of aggres­ that fg'oie mra: inndsmnatiou were: finding- lie confirmed by Sjat* Larson added, however, that offered no organlied resistance “ 'Today we are starting one of sion. Caloosahatrhee River and l.ske ment. Laboratory' analysis. “with tome of lb* contusions w* except that of tog road blocks, tha largest programs aver under Okeechobee drainage area* $12.the War Productlrfn Board sudHowever, the United Nations The Commission deferred action 700: Hollywood Harbor (Port Kv. ■lenly lawam'e a eonlraetlng agenare forces) to take exception.' tank traps, land mines and oc­ taken bv the Seminole County police fore* which would carr in regard tn Insuranceo f taxi­ casional anlplng. a dispatch from H nNilRNJtt I'ftK* I'mfctl ergladev) $410,000; 8t. John* Riv­ The subcommittee had planned Junior Chamber of Commerce,” if. mil any such military orders stl to question WAA Administrator Soerahaja said. The Dutch Jungle G. McIntosh told the oiganitation la In the discussion stages, Not cab operator* until after the er, Jnrksonvllln lo l.ake IlnriU'V. KoU-rt Littlejohn and hla deputy, troop* were hacked by mechanis­ “Wr need everyliody's help to, ■no soldier has vet been commit- State Insurnnre Commission holds $300,000; St, Lucie Inlet $6LOOP: a healing on Aug. rl. James A. Molllion, today but both ed force* Dutch officer* said four complete Mils financial program led to tbe UN fotce. lak e Worth Inlet $10(1,300; Tmti5f- • .4 "Due t i irports of ari'idrnt* pn llaibor $200,000. were out of the city, Littlejohn Dutch soldiers, had Iteen killed and we urge every citlsen In the U N ob*ervrt» said a -slgnlflcaused lyt. high shiuldiriy xt In New York and Molliton in end-six wourjded and that a num­ county to support our program,' The lull carries fund* t<» con­ ■nnt part of Cliaptei V II l* Article 1 reel Iiilrrsrrtinns, the Confllll. tinue or start water pr'oiect* in ber of enemy sniper* were, killed. Mr. McIntosh added.- Kingman, Aria. ■M. which permits, U N members I *|on drrlilr l to notify owners to Dutch scout.planes reported^ the Kirley said bolh will be heard Miss Hnrhara Damnlei. arsUr. o take rolleclive laction for self- cut shiubl-eiy within thiee feel mmt of the country'* liv er.b*ttn«. Some Involve hydroelectric de. latter at hearing* for purpoie* streeti of Malang appeared' de­ ant City recreational director, ap­ detente against an armed attack of the ground as required by City velopment a* well «» flood rontrul. of a “full, detailed Investigation." serted. ||y T H E ASSOCIATED PRESS peared before the organliatlon until the Security Council can nidqiaure, **i<l Mr. Ilradley. A Jogjakarta broadcast declar­ navigation and related work*. A full-fledged drive to land tbe ed Imlonesan shorn batteries sank and asked that the Jaycees lisslst art. It was said this would ha • Among these is the glgt-iitfe IPIR Republican presidential nom­ in building up interest In the in* way for action In the far* a “Dutch warship" off Tjlmlrlng, her (iarrltoti Reservoir In Nniih Daination for' Senator Robert A. recreational program for young­ "t a Russia vein which has kilt­ In central Java. kota esUmated to c p t 1168.0(19, Tuft of Ohln wax rapidly taking In the area. ed an American proposal i« set The Indonesian* said also .tha sters non. for which the Idl! carries 120,slinpe today. •' „ “ When the program started we tip a Balkans -Commission to 000.000, money a lso -I* pn>vi.{i-l Dutch, had occupied Lahat, In Su­ Tito 44-memW Ohio Republican matra tgest of Palembang, Imt had more children participating atch over Ihe troubled area. for the $l(UOOO.OOrt Clarks I Idl Re­ ST. PETERSBURG, F la. July cnmmltjee and the State's Repub­ NEW YORK. July 31. (JT>- The that Indonesian troop* had halt­ I In the events than wa could han31. (/II Jarkson C. Futch, 26, servoir. G*. and S. C.; th>- <*>'•.- lican rongieoional delegation * die. but the enthusiasm baa died. 000.000 -Wolf Creek Re< rv»l*, Weather Ilureau predicts a slight ed the advance. •on of Dr. and Mrs. IJ*mh I.. were holding «i potato mealing* it) We want the children tn come lowering of temperature* but TitFutch, (Ids city, w«* Inslaritly Kv : the $57,000,00(1 lliiggs'Island rotund'll*. Advance Indications down to the Grammar 8chn<i| I'nrk tie rain today to. break the heat killed ami (wo other* injured, one Reservoir! Va. and N'. C.t ust c tio.v Uo.ilJ lot trail) launch and foln tha fun," Mis* Dimpler wave that sunburned the nation's crlilrallv, When'Flitch's rar and -v $133,000,000 Fort Randall Kevri n “Tuft Immiiu" on * “favorite rbn" stated.. mid-section yesterday with read, motorline Ims rrashr<l last night voir, 8. t). Imq*. It was announced that thnext ing* that exceeded TOO at many SOUTH BEND, I ml.. Juts 31, on Gandt Itoulevard. Tonight, (»hioen* will have a meeting of the Seminole County points. A woman llstfd hy Mound Park Taft m ile et Cplutnhu*. Tha sena­ Jaycees will be held Thursday '41— Suspension.of passenger rar h Kansas City saw the mercury WASHINGTON, July 31. </P>- night. Instead of Thursday nt i induction and plans for a tem­ Hospital a» Mrs; Madge Burgher, tor will spenk end 1)(« address wi)l climb. Jo 107 yesterday. Si. Louis Attomey General Clark Tampa, waa the most seriously ■ H In H aM W lie hrondrhst over 250 stationsIn an attem pt to maka it porary shutdown of trurk aisrni- of and Fort Worth reported 103. and complaint today accused more noon. hurt. Police reported she was rid­ I I ' m II b m S . a >-.a« l i . s u i-lv lines at the Sttnlrhaker Cor­ G.O.P. leaders from half a dozen Oklahoma City and Little Rock than 900 railroads of collecting ing with Futch. National league Umpita George poration plgnt here were announc­ other stales will attend. 100. Even Ihe Far West wa* tnvro "uniust and unreasonable” rales Howard Fatibln. middle age<| Ilarr It m aking.plans for tho re­ ed ‘today by Paul J. Hoffman, (thin Senator John W. Brieker, (unbaked than usual, with IHyth*, on wartime shipment* of ateef air­ Idrvrlist, suffered a ftartured leg sumption of his umpire Induing lit 11 Republican vice pr*«ld#ntial, ptrddent. Calif., reporting 112, Phoenix 111 plane landing mat*. and hrulsr on the head. school In January and lias alr.-ady z'nmii'late. cleared the way for Hoffman said passenger rar and Reno 110, Ilus driver Harold A. Ilux Mid received many application* fmtn Ohio party mrmlier* to unite 6w, production would he halted next Thp action wa* filed wtth the he was driving (hr < rnpty Ini* prospective students, arcording to hlriil 'le ft hv gnitounring he (Bris­ Interstate Commerce Comm'tslon. WASHINGTON. July 31—V P )- I'teadav for an Indefinite period The government Is asking repara­ Prealdent Truman today fixed the i-edus# of a strike at the Detroit northward Headed for Plant City. a letter received from blip \ ...... ker) Is not n randldnte an f back* to hi* report given the dav hy Joel 8. Field and Dick M< - hi* {L-nalo colleague. tion for alleged overcharges on the open aeaaon and shooting limits plnnta of the Murray Corporation Arcording A* for Tafi himself, he haa said • landing mala moved from Eastern on waterfowl In the United State*, w hl* supplies fender* and hoods highway pafVol his headlights l.aulln. picked up the bicycle rider a| Mr. Barr In his letter requested ho will withhold any formal a n ­ fo r Btudebaker cars. •hipping polnta to Fariflr Coast territories and possessions. about the middle of the road. Mr. Field, Mr. MrLaulin and Sam nouncement until after he makes a • porta between Jan. 1, 1942 and The open seasons on waterfowl He swerved to avoid hitting-him Martina, former veteran's rdum- cross-country tour th is -fall. ' ~ Sanford Imya and girl* gre re- June 30. 1948. and coot, except for wood ducks, and suddenly saw lights of the tjnn supervisor, to contact Paul Thu* far* the only avovrad . auesterl by Misa Harbara Dampter, The Justice Department an­ snow geese, and brant fn several car coming toward him. The cycl Eddy, state supervisor of veternns randtdato is former Gov. Hat old Mrs. Nancy Itrock and Herman nouncement aald “thouaanda of states; end excluding Ross' geese 1st was hit by. the rear of the education at Tallahassee in nrdri Ktasscn of Minnesota; Both he and Rnimlry, City recreation director*, carloads" of landing mat* were and swans included: swerving bus. Mra. Burgher for­ to-secure renewal of Author:ty t" Gov. Thomas E. Dewey uf New .to turn out In full forre Monday involved. The petition to ICU Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, merly resided a t Jackaon, Tenn. eomluct the George Bar- Umpire York, a prospective candidate, morning at 10:00 o'clock at Ihe ■tales the exact amount of money Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, LAKELAND. Fla.. July 31. < A 1 School under the G. I. Bill of have preceded Taft Into tho West. Sanford Grammar School grounds toueht to be recovered la "not North Carolina, South Carolina. — The Florida Department of the Right* provision*. * Btnsscti Is now on the Paeifiq In onler to prepare for some Mg present ascertainable." Tennessee, and Virginia - - Dee. Vetefana of Foreign Wars de­ It was further revealed hy My, Coait and Dcwev I* in h it native tournament* during the fatter part 8 to Jan. 8, 1948. Louisiana, Nov. manded today Jhat the Veterans The complaint la another in a 18 to Dec. 17. Barr that he had received letters Michigan, stopping on his way of August. Administration Immediately refrom a number of li ngo - pn -I back.lo.Nf'r.Y'uk from • weatenl I’ractire will be started In ilia- aerie* which Clark haa mads lie—i imVi'iil veto rain patients from the ll ..hiIhm.,1 mn I'aae SUahll The Rev. Melton Ware, who deni*, highly coniplimrninlg him mondball. baseball, horseshoes, fore the ICC concerning wartime Hlatg Tuberculosis Hospital at freight chargee. . .. ;/■ -j on the manner in which umpire with Mr*. Ware ha* been spendtennis. basketball, badminton, I'resr Field. Tampa, because of a month in Arkantaa visiting her graduates of his school conducted football, volley ball, table tennla "inefficient and unsatisfactory” arenU, stopped today to visit themselves. and marbles. Miss Damplcr an­ medical service. .The umpire school wat lornird udge and .ifrs. R. W. Ware nounced this morning. ■ t Og»l Linton, department adju- la-fore proceeding to their homo last year In a former Marinr bar­ 0. L. Powell, former Gulf ulf Life Mf« The tournament* wifi be given Insurance Agent, recently opened lin t T' and quartermaster, made in Vero Reach where Rev. Ware rack* building at the Municipal Bemlmde County rank* 22nd a t the Grammar School and Jun­ an attractive little self service, r iIdle Uvo complaint and said if it pastor of the First Mathodiat A irport among the 50 leading citrus pro­ ior-High School ground* ami will Lake and Mayo Langston rash and carry grocery store noxt the VA didn't act Immediately th* Church. ducing counties uf th* United be similar to those which hava areBuddy . ‘ iiatrrDepartment would take newbusy putting up an attract lv» to Angel Angel’s eating place on'Sanford Rov. \t%re reported that they States In oranges grown, and 34th been held at the High School, she ' ' Ave­ ' ■ action at ita meeting here found the first three weeks in little fruit stand a -----t Palmetto Avenue, It le called Powell's EdgeAvenue. declarrd. Honor certificates will be ................. in the number of orang* trees. Weuul d*+ ——---- nue and Fourth Street. V to force the removal until wood Grocery. Arkansas very cool, but that durIn grapefruit. Seminole County given to winner*. “Yea, we have no bananas” callHosttfUl la put on a Ing t h f p y ) w e e k t h a r a w a a a. The.one alary building,'which -rmrcmh tn priwiomnn in iva tK w m eoiaotrorte d -try 1. ltny-^ti J t n r r jading. heat ware tnfet aent the temp­ OSLO, Norway. July 31, (.71— 27th In Ihe number of rOM M ISSinNEJOnBlGNs end, then turned liack is of concrete block VA pays for treatment of erature up to ' 100 degree* at An American military plan* car­ and planted. to planning a window all), his tlenta at the Drew HoeTA1.I.AI1A8SEB, Fla.. July 31 LitU* Rocl ock. Aa a result of the rying Joalah Marvel, Jr., U. S. and haa ■ cement area"^! front" These figures from the Unit*) h I* a branch of the cold weather of June and early ambassador to Denmark,. tipped States Department of Agriculture, OS’)— George H. Aafcell resigned mind compUtriy 0ff baseball for ! i hM I . J 00.* • pe. n frr nt»nd the time being.' Ital et Orlando. t<>d*y aa Florida S tate Motor they spectallxe In sale of meat*, Julyr tha tbe peach and grape crop* and crashed today today after landing were -ppinted out yesterday 1>T Commissioner are a month late, ho stated. fro ten foods, vegetable* and lee v thhide i " m i on a runwaay of Fornebu alrflch airfield County Agent C. R. Dawson. RAINED OUT LOUIB FIGHT position with rut engineering firm cream. Produce and veget ilea are near O t l i f None ____ _______ _ of the four per Palm Reach County U first U Venexuela. The historic eoftbell battle be­ attractively displayed in plywood LIGHT COMPANY STOCK YORK, July 31 IA 1•ona aboard waa aeriouaty Injured. the United- Slate* in vegetable Governor Caldwell, announcing tween, the Rotary CTub end Lion* racks. Lighting Is flui NEW YORK. July SI UP)— Marvel suffered a alight c u t ht Champion Joe Louis mL A production, and sixth In dollar tha resignation of Aabcll aa one Club waa ralnad out Wednesday large fan keeps tbe at Jersey Joe Wolcott of Investor* today were offered well Both engines or the DC-3 value of crops. Other Florid! of the key man of hla so-called evening nt the Municipal aofthall cooled. N. J., In a Un-round $38,200,000 in bonds, deiienturca. caught fire, but prompt work by counties listeif among tha vege­ “little cabinet," said a successor park. No future data far the tilt The store opens dally at 7:50 fight at M ndto'i Square equipment tru st certificate* and the ground crew and thaa pilot pilot *ub- table, leader* are Broward. Hi tiehas been "practically determined” haa yat beefl set, according to A. M. and closes a t 7:50 f V . ex-Nov. 14, »h# Twentieth capital atock, all but M.HOO.OOO dued the flamas flames quick quickly. The pilot boro and Dade. Seminole arid will be rtaraed riti the next Harry Robeon. Men softball offl- a p t on Saturdays when Sporting Club announced representing new corporate flnanc W M C ol./Torallnaon, 17, 1 8. air at- because a t relatively email few da; daL ixg hour ia 9:50 P. M. lug; - • • ' - • _ . . . s i tach* a t Copenhagen. table, acreage, waa not listed. #* , v; *j'ftjC Drive To Operate -Tourist Booth Is Begun By Jaycees down. Jewiih teltlemenl police found (lie bodiet in (lie foieit pteterve near Naianya just 24 houit af'er Irgun. ealiepiiit Jewiih undergtound otgam/alion. announced it had executed the Bfitoni •»« reptiial for the hanging of thirr rrguniilt conricted in a piiion delivery. • and _ The .area . . . wat — cordoned ------ - off —------* wm Wdcea were turned loo* in an tempt to pIHT u p th * trail of the / Jn Jerusalem, top Paleallne gov­ ernment official* met to map n rigid canipaifd -against under­ ground violence. One official said plant under comlderatinn In­ cluded a demand upon the Jew* ith agency to cooperate aclivrljr in atamplng out underground attacki ^ (In London Prime Minister Attlee placed the entire Palestine attuatlon before hi* cabinet 1. Whan soldier* started to cut the bodies down after an hourlong probe for mine*, the booby trap eruloded behind the body of 8gt. Clifford Martin. H blasted to bit* hi* body and that of 8gt. Menryn Palce ami scat* tered the piece* -e v e r a sinda .area. *» Tha blast wounded one gren ^ a d le r guardsman In the faco and threw several hyatander* In the ground. Including photographer Jama* Pringle and correspondent Carter 1.. UavlUion, both of the Associated Preaa. Pinned to the boditr of the two aoimtr* were “communiques” ((’•■ilanS mm !'••• Kiafelt Jacob C. Wills, ^ Of Lake Monroe, Takes Own Life 1— Talks And Rallies Scheduled As 1948 Cnnipaijz;ii Starts Despondency over III health was attributed by authorities today ns the reason Jacob Carl Wills, 70 year old grower of Lake Monroe took hi* own life. Mr. Wlltf body was found akrly this mornlrg in the wood*. 100 yard* from his a home. Ill* heart had been oleived ^ h v a bullet and a .22 rifle was clutched In hla hand*. Judge R. W. Ware, who w-*s called to the acene by Sheriff P. A.. Mero, officially pronounce! th at Mr. Will* had died by (hoot­ ing himself through the cheat. At 8:15 o'clock tM* morning. S h eriff. Mero tt t s Informed by . Mr*. Will* that her husband wa* misting, and that hit clothe! were atill In h it bed room. Jack and ^ B o b h v Harr*, two neighbor b<>y\ “ found thp body which waa elad in bath rob* and flippers. • The body was taken In a near** to the Erickson Funeral Home. Announcement* concerning the funeral are being delayed Bending the arrival of a daughter, Mr*. Lelaod T. Stratton of Pasadena. Calif. Mr! Will* la alao survived by the widow, Mrs. J . C. Wills of Lake Monroe. Mr. Will* waa born OeL 23; 'R71 akin Odessa. Russia. »aml became a ’ 'n atu ralised citlsen. He wea m ar­ ried March 8, 1900 at Rouldrr, Colo, and for a time fanned nt Ridgeway, Colo. He had lived at Lake Monroe for the past 21 rears. 1 Killed, 2 Hurt In Gandy Bridge Wreck Slight Relief From Heat In Midwest Seen Studebakcr Plant Suspends Production ICC Gets Complaint” Against 900 Railroads Harr I Planning To Reopen I>oeal School Open Scafton, IJmitH Fixed On Waterfowl TournamcntH Slated By Recreation Group State VFW Demandft TB Patients Removal Rev., Mrs. M. Ware Report On Arkansas State Farmers* Price Index Still Dropping ^ Orlando, F la , July 51—<A1— WTha United States Department of Agriculture In its farm price re­ port of July 16 said today that the Index of prices for Florida farm ­ er* continued *.to decline because of unseasonably low price*. ■ ■ ■ It said th at on July 16, the index WM 157 compared with 27(1 for the United States with 1909-14 100. tha Tgpori. waa i'T b o n lh ago and point* below a year ago. The Indtx at 61 was lower thai month and 143 lower that last year** July 15 Inde*. Tha frock index waa 141 com pared with 259 and 330 for last month and last year respectively. Grain ragistered la food km and cottonseed and ducts were not enough to offset H Incurred In cltyu*. truck miscellaneous iommodUiea, re p p * aald.'V £ tCTLwiagW jl Lake And Langston Open Frtiit Stand New Grocery Opens On Sanford Avenue Heminole Rankn 22nd Jn IT. S. Citriw Census J U. ST. Envoy Slightly Hurt In Plane Crash V . rrt ; - T . ' - ' . . . ' . -VVi ' ’y'/.v . “<x ' h / , t- • kl • . .. * 1• � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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V—*a r • • .1 » • 1. •* - •• •• J ••. ** - *. ' ‘ ^ * - ‘rrc?,nr.r MONDAY, JULY M, 1#41 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA1 Importance Of Coal Farm Survey irta iiM » r r«i» "«*> mncc operation* out of income and when credit i» u»cd. it 11 * retired when crop* are told. Reporting on t!>«• result* of n third national survey of bank Undinir made by the Agricultural Commission of the American flanker* Association. Mr., Inirlev laid that Florida farmer* u»ed only a fraction of the hank ered ft avallahl# to them durluK IBlr' However, tin* 1.1.1 insured ronimerrial hank* which serve agrieulture in till* elate, nude IS,101 loan* to H.S71 farmeri and fruit —gNiwvr*. Theyr-lmfn'r»arifretrat,Ht IJO.rWH.OO, and $I3421.<>V0 of •>! agricultural loan* remained out Standing- on January I. 1947. Bank* had 4t lea*l twice the amount uaed available for addl, Plan' for opening another large hospital in Florida, to he ntaffed and managed byMha^ Seventh day tlrnal loan* to farmer* If the Adtrntlst*. wiie announced by church official* here tod*), following a meeting with Florida Sanitarium and Hospital representative.-. Thu new medical institution, located near Avon Park, Highlands County, demand .e'*i*ted. During 11*4*1. loan* on farm is made possible hy a Federal Government award of the luxurious Highland l.akaa Hotel Property there real e*tate In Florida InrreaieJ to the Florida Sanitarium and Hospital, Orlando, It I* to l>* used to prcvldc hospital facilities for •lightly. There were I,8h0 farm the Ridge area, solving Immediately the people inllightand* and Hardee counties pow almost entirely fnortagagea made for a total without opportunity for such medical care. •mount 'of $7,883,000 although the total volume outstanding on J I uk Iich Inquiry Januray I. 1947, wa» lfi.RH7.noit The farm mot (gage debt I* hlghri (l aallas** limm !>•■* One) <« Marias*# lion, l*eat cierl than It w ie a year ago, although dltlons of shipment. Contracts for It (till remain* only aland one-half which hr *aid high government IIOI.DKRNESS. N. II.. July 28. building timber and pH- wood of the volume that existed in the offirials were entertained. The subcommittee has been in (fl'l— Searrtiers for Anne Straw, were signed and that for cereals Comparable p e r i o d following i|uiring into negotiation* .which missing 20-yenr-oM Manrhester was drawn up and practically rsaWorld War I. . Farm pn>durtlon loan* flawed led to award of the plane con heiress, railed a former Navy dy for signature. “Agreement was also reached on a* "other loan* In farmer*” were tracts. C h a I r m a n Ferguson diver to scour the bottom of Little made In fl,l*9K farmer* by Flor­ (H-Mirh.) of the aulacommitre Squam Lake today after grappling the nuantitie* of equipment to be ida bank* during Ilr4fl.inan aggie. said he - has opened the hearing Irons hooked what appeared to lie bought hy the 8ovlet importing piece* of women’* clothing. * organisation from British firm<. •State Police Sergeant Stuart He said the Russlana specifical­ Currier said Investigators still ly “asked for a ledurtion In the outstanding on January I o f ‘this cepled by tin* government. Hughes, in a signed urtlrle ap- Were operating op a theory thr rate* of interest to a half of I year. The nroductlort loans aver­ aged only 8I.H27 each. Apparent peating In the l.os Angeles Ex­ attractive Smith Collega senior percent, a waiving of the-obliga­ tion to pay 40 percent cash pay­ ly the farmers’ short term debt aminer and copyrighted by the mnv have drowned. They planned In contact one of ment In respect tn all contract* position Is favorable; and al­ newspaper, made his first public her I m iv friends who is winking on not yet signed and for an adjust­ though they (Harrowed more mon­ statement regarding the investiga­ a forestry survey in Wyo.ning, ment in the term* of tha repay­ ey last yenr, their outstandings tion of government plaDe ront- however, in an attempt to find out ment of the credit so aa to *|uead at th# year end wrie low. Anoth- larts awarded him and Kaiser. whether he knew of hrl ilit-ntions the payments *wver 12 annual in­ The Hughes artirle was In the when ar favorable factor In the pres­ she left the luxurious Stiaw ent situation is that the (aimers form ef an onen letter addressed aumifrer home last Monday nigiit. stallments instead of five." While we were" prepared tn meet . own substantial savings in ras’i, to Senator firewater, State police said they sighted bank deposits, and United States "You know. Senator, If you had­ what appeared to lie a clothed oh- the whole of their requests for Bonds. n't gone too far uverlaiard. I |ret un the Uiltnm of the lake reducing the rata of Intarest to a *A possible source of danger might have tx-en .willing to take about •100 yards off shor« from half of 1 percent, to waive the 40 perrent rash payment In re lla* In thr trend Inwaidt the a rrrtaln shellacking in thl* pula•of--equipment—»m-) ttrtty *|irm.Typur;;~ s»id Hiifciia-- while bathing suit and a flash­ ■Xpert tn "Ml rnniri r tr~Tifil yoi Slgnr gnrd nnd in go some way, at improvements which mav teach u in one pail oft bis letter. light were found. . • heavy cost, toward meeting th» point whrie these purrhasra ran "I am Horry if certain men are , Using grappling lions, they the Soviet reque'st for lengthen­ not Iw finanrrd out of runent i-mbarrassed Iw-rauM they have picked up what looked like a ing the period of repayment of income, Mr. Ingley said. l>een entertained by me. But If thread from n dark piece of cloth.' "Another fnrtnr in the Fbilida they "ate embarrassed, that"* br- The only clothing of tin girl all advanrf*. we could not go the Agr (cultural picture, which bank­ cause_they ate in politic*, inid known to be mi-sing i* a pair of whole way the Soviet government' demanded a* a condition of an ers are watching carefully Is the politics I* a strange game. pink pajamas. agirement,' he said. price of farm lands," lie rnntiriufd ‘ “However. I am not a politician? "In view of the failure !n "Bated on 11*12-14 aveiagrs- at I nin Just nn ordinary rltlxcn. I agree, the positions is that the 100, tha average farm land prices entertain whomever I please. There trade agreement, which was prarof the state nil March I, 1(1(7, lx no law against It, tically complete in draft, wx* reached 22(1, compared with 174 I worked pirlty hnrd (or what not signed and, for our part, the •t the peak of the land boom money I have, and I didn't make TEL AVIV, L’nlestlne, July 2 8 ,lfjnBncial conveyances we were in 1920. During the past year, the It f|nm thr government nnd I WV Jewish underground sources prepared tn offer were withdrawn. Increase has la-rn 11 |aerrent'. didn't make It fiont airplanes. eaid today an Irgtin Zvai lanmi Ic having the trims of the 1941 ‘ ‘ "And. incidentally, alnre you kangaroo court had la-gun a "mill agirement In full force." think R so horrible for anyone to larv trial" of two llritish army accept my hospitality, why don't ■rfgrant* kidnaped July II as hos­ you tell aland I lie 41,41X1 woitli tage* for three condemned Irgun of airplane trips which you re­ member*. These source* said the trial was ami acrep t7,r from- me?" CRESTVlSW^ Fla., July I's, (dh quested---------A former war production laiard l>elng conducted on the lines of —; Sheriff It. I. Knxor today filed WASHINGTON, July 21,. i A . formal murder charges again,! 21- official- testified a* the licarin;? the British military court which The State Department aald . ' today the line* Irgunist* to iqr-old Maigsret Irene Poland, opened tlial Kaiser contended in arntenetd British • American diacuaklom‘:en nglish war bride, who Is being 1942 that he could develop m lx- hanged for their part In the ways to increase Ruhr coal 'pro­ held In Okalooxa county jail incompletely new raigo plane in ten May 4 Acre- Prison raid. They duction probably will her in late connection with thr fatal ahoot* months, but that was irgarded by added it was being held in an un­ this week. . , tn* of her soldier husband at Fort the Army and Navy aa "complete­ derground biding place where lr- . Lincoln White,i Biate Departguu was holding the tw-i ser Walton lost week. ly fantastic." grants, Clifford Martln and Mer-jmcnt preaa officer, told %|news Sheriff Enror said he filed the The urltilVts, Merrill t\ Melg* conference he underatamfa the •barges on the recommendation of of Chicago, a llearst newspaper vvn Palrc. agenda for tha talk* will to limit­ The charges were said to In­ State Attorney Edwin Ho|*b.«rr/ executive nnd former chief , i of 1‘enaacola. Bond was filed ut WFB's aircraft division, told Urn clude: "Being a memltcr of an ed to question* directly related to |3,000 pending action of the mun subcommittee that Kaiser, thr nu armed foice illegally occupying the problem of how to boot* the ty grand jury which meets Aug. to manufactuirr ami l.ll-city Ship Palestine; Illegally carrying wrap output of the German coal mine*. An Anglo-American disagree-] on* In the uniform of the .enemy; tfl. , wixnrd, runic to 'Washington in Sevrral Fort Walton buslnvsc- July, II'I'J, nnd gave to the news­ Ix-ing nuinlxi* of a force con­ ment on thla point had delayed; men Indicated today they would paper* statement* that lie roil?I spiring to oppress, the rightful the licginning of the conversa­ tion*. The British had suggested start a campaign tu raise fund* to •tart production of a new cargo citlxens of Palestine." including discussion of finance, pay the young woman'* bond. plane In 10 months. The sourer* said that “even ,f.i level of industry and other topics Wjlh money already contributed the two men are 'found guilty, but the-State Department had de­ "That was completely fantas­ it is unlikely that they will be by Fort Walton and local cilltens, Philip D. Beall, Jr., state scnulor tic, but inasmuch a* Mr. Kaiser executed until the flnpl disposi­ clined to talk gbout these. White said he knew nothing from Fernanda ami an attorney, had a very fine harkgi-mnd wo tion of the c*«r of our three sold­ ha* hern retained aa defense roun- were designated to rxaminp Ills ier*. MflT Nakar. Jacob Weis*, about a report that Britian For­ plans as to how he was going and Avshalmn 'Habib, now ‘'ring eign Minister Bevln'would vlalt tel for the bride.. In September. to do this," Meigs said. held In Acre fortress by the Brit­ Washington The. British - American discus­ Ferguson was asked whether ish." . • • sion* aimed at boosting Ruhr coal it was' customary tn air proThe British army began today posals far any new war equipment a close search of the area between production comprise the first U. B. in the newspaper*, before -t|t«7 Tel Avir and Nstanya. whlrh was effort to contrtoute. with Britain's , iraallaaMi Haas I’aas Oael help, to European yecovery under gained - tAis State. The United had bean .approved by some, gov­ the scene of the midnight kidnap­ the Marshall Plan. * • • States Department of -Agricul­ ernment agVncy.. ing of the two sergeant*. "Nb, It* was very iiiiusuV.’’ Jn ture's leadership has evidenced lhCreasing recognition of Florida'* Melg* declared. .“ We tried to A broiler weigh* m>!more than wrork along matketlng keep every plan we had as secret 2 l* pounds, according to U. 8. Deline*, and haX also shuwn a dec ' *cldro as possible. There was criticism partmeut of Agriculture stand­ ^unofficial Internal in formation of of him (K*l*eri at the time." ards fur dressed chickens.'A fryBefote ‘ he cenfertftl_wltli J j j l l i -er-weigbs hetweerv 8H and 3H MIAMI. Fla:, July 28, W»V— the National Association of Pro duce Market Managers, which re ter, Melg* said, the Army and pounds, and a roaster yvdghs Testimony to “show the unrea­ sonable nature of rate* applying fently completed organisation by Navy had examined hli plan* and more than 3'k pounds. - • to South Florida porta" wa» pre­ election or Director Wilson a* decided It completely Impossible sented before an Interstate Com­ president, and Mr. Larson, a* vet- of . accomplishment and Imprarmerce Commission hearing today secretary-treasurer. Approxl He aald he explained tn Raiser by L. T. Purvis, rat* exptft for mately 1,000 markeU are how Rep­ WPII resented tn thl* National organi­ that atatlstick which the Ihe Greater, Miami Traffic' ,A*»osation ami IU ‘Trodure Market compiled proved that it normally elation. In .completing hi* technlcal Manager" bulletin goes to official* required R2 months, nr more than testimony In support of . Bouth of these sales renters, to college*. four years, to' complete a new parity - rates •Florida's claim for pi State marveling officials and plane .and about 4H mouths tn with Gulf and 'Atlantic port* na othars Interested in Its wrork and develop a new aircraft engine. applied to export-import traffic, Melga aald he himself came *.o Ians: Purvis submitted exhibit* showing "A profitable price for the pro- Washington before Pearl Har rail charges of 84 ccnU ppr bunocer, a fair price to the consum­ bor aa a |1 a year man at the ___ pounds _______from Roanoke Rajptds, dred er. and a stable economy for the urging of William S. Knudaon, Nation," the goal set for the or­ who wanted, "eomcone who knew N. C.*, to Miami.-n distance of 909 ganisation br Ulicctor Wilson, hn* something about the aircraft in­ miles, and a charge of 82 eenti been adopted a* It* alogan and will dustry" but was not actually In for similar shipment* frem Roa­ be widely publicised, Secretary It *o ha would he unbiased. noke Rapid* to Naw Orleans, Lnptraon said this week-end. — a distance of 988 miles. Aa th* hearing opened Fer­ guson aald it ta his intention "to thoroughly examine" the origl MARY E. ROBERTS DIBS nal Kalaer-llughca plane con ((•alias*# rm s rsa* * s Funeral servlet* for Mary Elia- tracts which involved about 110, McRannte and Bill Ludwtg. * th Roberta, colored resilient of 000.000 In government funds. Ona ream wna aakad to meet at the t Senford alnce IBtT, who died called for the world's largest car­ go flying boat now nearing teats. Softball Diamond at 7:30 P- M. day at tha horn* of her daugh II* said the subcommittee ex Wednesday. ; . v tar, Edna Barton, will be held, peeta tap daya or two weeks of With Harry Kudell at the piano 'Aujf. 4 at New Bethel A.M.E. • ' "Always, MilIs* Event sang Church where she waa a member hearing*. The session opened in a crowd­ “Pag O' My_ Heart," and 'Blue 80 years. Ski#*." Mr. 'Bremer arrow panted survived by two sons: ed Senate caucus room which 8h* la aut "Espani Walta** by hla ton, Cross of Virginia, and normally Mata several hundred Charlie Cro* * and Robert Bremer Archie C ro# of Orlando) one persona. following piano ^aelecllonal lUghter. Edna Barton of Sanford Itova, "Hands-. step daughter, Francis .differs F o rrc H ta n ia lln •f New Jersey! two alatart, a broMHO tlghlly by hli mother to their Flrat Movement of ‘" h a n d 10 fflMKROdNA. home In Navarre, Ohio, Roger Uue, irwaPaawl ttam r*a«. Oael f , 1* said by police to have admitted !noff-8*cond Plano WATT AWARDED Visitors Included Dr. _ he said, " I would hope tt wouldn't that he dropped two baby girls later INOTON, N. 0 . July be long." lound dead ot fractured skulls to 8 Persona, Miss Eetelte Kav_ H. A. W jtL . Atalntk Whan pressed for hla Interp­ Massillon hospital on June 0. In the Mias Laura Dtbaugh. Prasldant j mafhlidst. waa today a- retation of "long", he laughed end hospital then with a broken arm, Gordon Driaann presided. __ tha company's . 28 year said, “when you aro looking for­ Roger aald he waa playing with the dam far continuous service. He ward, a year looks long, but children when.-the accident oc­ To re-beat mashed pstote, « ,sra* originally employed by tha looking . beekward seven year* curred. Although police accepted a double hollar. Ptecu (ba P®u ' iallrnad on July 1, 1922. Pro­ (Forrestal'a service * with 'th# N av ’ the story, tha county prosecutor i| toes In tha top o f tha utanall. Nav —station waa made by M. Caroll Department has run seven year* i jwdd to doMbtjfc. .(/nterns tkmeij cover them, and heat thaw over fonnan ot Sanford, Fla. hot water. : * It Mtmi ahorL" Diver To Scour Lake For MiHHing Heiress qulrementa that tha altuatlon it critical. In an effort to remedy thl*. the Britiih and. American occupation authoritiea have de­ viled a plan which la calculated to give the miners' an incentive for digging more coal. * This Is a bonua in food -- a mat­ ter of moment among peopl-t who Folk who are* hungry think with their hclliea. The authorities have set a tar­ get for production In each mins*, and If the worknra reach the goat in the eleven vfteks, beginning to­ day. each will receive a- "ten-'none" ration package from U. S. Apmy stock* c- the equivalent of 40.000 calorie*. In addition. the being offered in Germany Iw U »lty There l.i Strength— men In the min* showing the high- have It* attractions. After To I’W r r l the I'raro of the World; men go down Into thp dark ett production wilt get tn addi­ To Promote tit* P ro em * of America; often danrerout mines for a tions! 40,000 caloric*. To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. Germany and Rritain. In the or­ want. Maybe Mr. Bevin will t, a further Idea from the pro,k> der named, are by far the n-nxt Important coal producing conn- in the Ruhr.trira of Europe. Both England nnd TO ATTEND GAMI iM H ) the continent of course are in dire THOMASVILLE, l l iu n n ^ t i n u u , Ga.. v,.., July R i need’ of an increase in many Irlnda VOLUME XXXV III of industrial production, but vir­ ( 4 V - G. E. (Eddie) Gilliland, i d tually all manufacturing depends rectqr of the Detroit minor letgusl on the power produced by coal system, hat accepted an in<itwtiot ' which mutt be hewn from ihr to attend the Georgia-Floridi' black cavern* of'the earth hy hu league's 1947 North-South gam, -,l j here Auguiri 7. man hand*. . Because the human elem»nt enters In so heavily one would think'l 75,009 persons In New Zeal**}. T -that perhaps the Incentive bonuslaie dairyffarmers. . ,1 1 1 H undreds O f Fires R e­ ported In Jav a As R esu lt Of Scorch ­ ed E a rth P o l i c y BATAVIA, Java. July 29-(d>) •Tha Indonesian Republican radio said a transport plane bearing Red f'roaa medical supplies waa shot down tonight by two Dutch fighter ulanr* and that nine persons, including sit least three lirillsh- rltlrrns • ere killed Ik e broadcast said Dutrh ■ . • iiH H I ia i Everything In the store In tagged In plain figure* so the cuitomer can determine and compare valuea..It la never neceaaary to gue*a at quality and values under heavy sales pi ensure. You can shop leisurely and avoid vand hair and Ottoman 519. Both the chair ahd ottoman ■re finely tailored in supe­ rior fabric*. Chair ia com­ pletely spring-filled. Junior Sc Bridge Table lampa, loo, a r e 'r e dured. All are high quality lamp*. U rg e variety of style* and colors. Select your now and aave. . . -e YO U G E T A L L 9 P IE C E S ! - ■■ ■ — ■ FLORIDA. TUESDAY, JU L Y 29, 1947 Associated Prtsa Leased W ire NO. - ‘Flying Tanker’ A Success At UN Kaiser Claims F.D.R. Meet ea ont Over Navy Rejection Objection .R aised T o M en tio n in g. M a r ­ s h a l l A i d Plan: Balkan, T alks Knd Hunt For English Hostages Widens As 3 Jew s Hang ' LAKE Sl't't'EHH, July 29 — OP)— Sovirl Itussia vrlont In­ day a 1 nilrd SlalPb rrwr'liiiinti aelllnx up a Balkans rumiui*. aion. • The vote on a long rrsolulitin prupusrd ),) |he t’nilrd .Slates was » to 2. » uh Itussia and Pu­ la ad Volin* “no." This »as Russia's eleventh veto in I'mlrd Nations htslov> W ild Rum ors Spread As T o Safety O f 2 Kidnapped Men TEl. AVIV, Palestine, July 29 183 J .J 'S W France Hit 1. 7 --------------- Shipbuilder D e n i e s Kuowjedge O f Tnriiienct' Ur . e d In Airphiue ‘C ontract Open Secret Lincoln Papers ------- i — -----------------------. \V.\MlIN lsjuN , fol. .') o P )-. i b ill v j K.nse, tc-litlr-l today that lie'su it a biief liotr to ■ihe lata President |L>oSrvf|| and got a Wil* *ts#Kr 'W-flr* ••I ■s.V'Mtfltf. * hu •tall u q i r h .sllrr top Navy of* li. ills pirtisMlUy bad rejected his offer. . I hr onic waitiliic induijyiall't lot,I tbr :'rn*tr Wai tnveiligaling Coinmiltrr id tins im ident aft<r VUVIIIK "br «ouldn't II 1 ollr-t" when Uskrii W'hrthrr lie wirnt to ' lh* \\loh 11> use in sonhciliott with -conhacls lie scyrml In build cargo -MSVIII. .Illj-l.lilf«. ^ I In- i *'linn illr i, -rrking facts lc,' iul,l!H '< ior j -hI Ili li l,( n HI \,ullll ol .lii|i|.ll|r , ..nllill I -io.il,led |j K.IMU .»nd ll.-m nd Hughes, air1 1 'll V ri-f»'»iI'll* o * " itiif 1III 1 lilin |i|oilu,er. Ml r I'l t a-’tl7•(n lK M if h.) Mill ti1 k $»V| «•li ibis. •hi tin i.jliv fi sttiysv." small ■•Us ■di < Hn1. n-u |,,id this : ' vJ - ta for a landing, and that a transport' crashed in flpme*. ers Compete In Tournaments, Races At Park Can you Imagine receiving all 10 of these handsome pieces at thla amaslngly low -price? Unbelievable, Isn't It? . . . Yet for only 1193 we're offering Ihe aprlng.fllled sofa, the spring-filled matching lounge chair, the occasional chair, cocktail table, the Iwo -lovely end tables, table lamp, Jr . floorj lamp, and thr bookcase. . RiS*ir= ! a 2 • k i ! > \ f%y » pw • Reduced, (•roup Fo I'Inforce lh!ih‘s On I'ishing In SI. .lolnis Kiver ^ Money 4 More Die As Result Of Exploflion On $hip In French Seaport Congowall at 4 Q o Hn. « . An '.exceptional value at (Ms lo w price. Rring' In v o ir room measurements. Variety of glistening color*.,, “Voice” Broadcasts Cut By 40 Percent Are Killed 5 . x l t ... Rotary Meet 9 Piece* Wayne Albers Tells Of Townsend Meet THIS BEDROOM SUITE IS COMPLETE Imagine a price like this on a complete bed room outfit. Including even an InnrraprtBf Tnattreas. coll aprlng, pillow*, and tufted spread. The cheat laa four Q spader* drawer* and th* vanity haa a genuine plat* mirrar. ' . E Chifforobcs ' Fall length mirror In'th* door late-yen see yas naif from* head le foot. Largs i U roamj and wall built. Wsl- ( A M . M l ftoteh. This vs Is# cssnat b* V & £ , * . USE OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN .- A" Ned S m ith . M gr. 8 0 0 Kf. 1x1 S T . •* ': ^ * a® - ---- -*T *£ * S J’aimer Child Will Be Buried Wednesday Boys Reluctantly Leave Camp Winona Two .Weeks O f Joyous Activity Only 2 Adjustment* Are Made By Board Hearing Scheduled On School Budget S “Right where we’re been for 25 years’* L d'* % •- S - Britain Considers Emergency Plans To Combat Crisis LAMPS Vi Price & Less Markets Lauded -• 1 -■ ■ ■ SANFORD. Political Emergency In England Seen Due To Economic Crisis 8 mm Established 1908 Local Experiment Occupation Tax Station.Is Hit By IncreasePlanned 42 Percent Cut By City Board Discussions On Ruhr To Be*in. This Week South Florida Ports Rates Hit At Hearing AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEW8PAFKM *■ a city of apprrhrnsion today, ag­ LAM SUCCESS.‘July 29 i/Pi itated by tumor altci wild tumor The ltu**i ill bloc today' irlnikf concerning the file of two Uniish FraAcc ‘for luiii*i.,g the Maidull BATAVIA. July 29 V h -D u l:h seigeants held as hostages by liplan into a United Nations tlrb i c military authorities, busily cktcnd gun Zvai Leu mi, the Jewish un­ and drbiricd ,a ingoioui all.uk ing their hold on ihe rich re­ derground organisation. agaimt ihe Economic Commission sources of Java and Sumatra, to­ One rumoi was that the two for E.uuqx- bn allegedly inter In in < day irpoitrd scatleird instances seigeants, Mervyn Paicr and Clif­ -in, the. c onumir affaus ol tin of Republican sabotage in oil ford Martin, held by ligun as HIOH AtOVI IMI ClOUOS. near l-osnlun, on* of Great Britain's “flying m^ny field aicas and elsewheie but said hostages for the thier Jews win tankara" rvtuela a Lamaiter through a swaying hose line. Within 20 Thr -Nosirl attack was fauns I. •1that the igenetal situation was were hanged in Jeiuiflem this minute*, 3,400 gallons of gasoline were ti'aiufcrivij Tlie "flying tankrra" recently received wide acclaim for refueling a plane that flew non-stop cd- jointly by S m r l Drlrg.s|f jtlcveloping favorably." morning, alieady had been found born Loudon to licrtuuiU and back. (/utrrndtlonat) Alexsmk-i I*. M.mifov and While ' -The—Republic'*—ail— (cure,— ro- d<ld iil C ila . Russian Urpiesrillative l_ I ha • polled a t ' the oulluraL ol hos­ Another, spreading yust as swillminik>' shoilly afln I i.unr in.sjc tilities iot consist of about 40 Jap­ ly. has the seigeants, lound sale a DCs, lid bridle llir I .(oil. mu, anese planes, was declared in a in Jerusalem. . and S a u l Council b>i H»i*«s . i y broadcast Indonesian communiqutA thud said the two li.vd been coopualmn in llir Mudi.dl plan. to have bumbed Dutch position* found in a cave on tbr N'uiih Mo. oinv m.idr no diirtl ielrrin Sematang and Salatiga and ir- Coast. Each succeeding tumor wai rncr to I istier's bid, but drtl.strd turned Unbanned. accepted by the public, but llir po­ Russi i s iMisilmn alirady lud been Semi-official Dutch dispatches lice believed nothing. medr i’ lr.,1 liv S isirl I'lilrigli Mill 4>d seven persons sscir killed Infl, >| #») tilt tlu* «lut«* Vial vIn There arc no Driliili on ' Id Ruprecht Says Slash Increased R ates R e ­ tiler \ M. Mulolov .si llir llir-'.' . ■'i rtiMjit k '-> I l.e late ‘ and seven wounded by the bomb ■Xviv's streets today save tho r <«ho W ill A f f e c t S e r­ quested By C abs; |sowu conlrsriiir in I’aijs, At that IN tlti DOCUMINT ROOM of the Library of Congress in Washington UlU$M-%'||!. 1*1-oil build' *n* . * ntJ dialing of Scmaiang are in armoird cats. Even the • «Mill ’ « nt 1it t A. • * him Mol<»h’\ irlm nl lu Rn altiiu* Luther Evana, cougreasionaj librarian. Is shown ofu-r opening a : ifo Hundreds of fires, set as pari Americana were slaying in thei vices T o Farm ers Chicken Law Pends with • '* il • **r a |\ HhfllULI j'* lliii-iirt 4tul I f iner <»ii lh • containing 20.000 sccrcl paper* Uuil belonged to Abraham lJnruln. Tho of the Indonesian scorched earth hotels, rather ihan usk an undrr• • • ......... I K»i* collccUun. gathered by Robert Lincoln, sui of Uto Civil War president Marsh.di pLn A 42 |icrcrnt cut in thr.s|>|irnAn oidiiiuncr revising (M'cupa• v.iitt ni i i i t i r i policy, crackled across the rice ftoundrr's mistake. , wo* presented to the library with Uie sUputetlon Uiat It bo kept from. iw • Mdn* prislion for thr Central I londa Ex­ tional I j v rales and inlrndrd .0 Katnimky declined "The Ei-o U.« public "uutU 21 yeaii a fl« my deaUi.* lands and rubber plantations ol (Infefiwlhmat) The hunt for the hostage* con­ periment Station here will pirvriit go into effect s.n del. I. wa» gl*n, 0 ,!!'f » • » **• Umi'iefl hn* l"; southwest Java, tinued throughout Palestine today, • . Hit right lo^iliupax. Ills' Mxintml! | 1 The* Nethei taint* armr mean­ but many guv«rmn»nt uffidaia any - increase in ectvier* tn - the en iti ln » r Tfsding by' Ihr City plan1' ami «*id llir ■•oincil ’r.lioiii.1 D *ntrrr luinfrs !rtilt , while said ft* casualties had cxpressetl fear, they Would lint tve farmer* ol this area, Di. K. W. Ku- CommuuMi at its ‘mrelmg Iasi not lnu llir a foiuiu foi diffusion •(fr reached 60 killed. Hi! wounded ami faaind alive. • I Mil. L nlact Meanwhile, a rdiakla source prcclit, vice Jim lor in charge, re­ esrning, il w.ss announced tins of gniipmgnuda on the MulMhall A in missing, a total of 145, since that if I... a«*i \ until **urttv a (ti­ plait. ' Il« said rim American pro J hostilities began July 20. (Gen- said the Palestine government, ported today. In a Ittln to the ed- nioining hy H . N. Sayei city man ll* Irtli’i i f iil-Hil lt.ur paraw*b "clearly linkml with J aral Boedlrman, Indonesian com- widening its war on violence, plan­ iloj of The Herald, D j._Rupn*St »y?». puafti l i t t|c|nt)in iti.iilil "lay '•-w-i..,nisn aromxssy, which nisi mender, Saturday estimated Dutch ned to enact a law to permit de­ explained the reduction and current ] ,sina|| Krnrra| It * If t Ls- f l a t * ,!t - , * x mcseascR on j "li*< * ' no plate on III# ngfi.'ln " losses at 0 000. Ills army reported struction of houses connected with expenses as follows-. . ill l i n u h M \t'KI.N/.ll • .* I tL.i* i,i i| stay ht ’ *11 , „ „ ,.| *11 itypes of businesses and occu-l ' Mranwhilt-. the UiuIpiI Nnlnxi, 701 soldiers In Dutrh service sur­ suspected underground attacks. »•*• ‘ i l it ft i*| | 111••|y Jj. AI' I'orrign Vllaira \ss.it»•I .Snurlly Cm.mil to Ih^ hi In the Arab revolt of 19.14-19, rendered yesterday.) England'* cxel-edlngfy■* i-tnli' |l x HI* • ............................... - j i— Vulifft 111# 1 lay nil a liiiilrd The Dutrh military. Issuing two the military ami police . blasted 11 at- I .**•»}. f . . ecunuildc dials bus ju* bind, if equalised within groups AH too- 8t.de* proposal to at-l up a walv.il communiques, said that in the houses from which gunfire or lives stated that tbg/ '-*1 sure .in tlib manner of (Ilia nillo lion, ,#\•li*»*t *I I Mid *wIihI tha ed in getting a considerable in­ fesiiont such at doctors and den­ roiiiiniaaiun over tlie llalkan*. captured north Java port of other attacks came. tls.saliHtinl* n$$* I'agg 9||) * n |H,|lticnl storm which In- tin _ .18' __ .......... l.ast weck'the military comman- creased appropriation for the Cen- tists rales have, hern set at $25 Tegai, ___ some mile*, m east of Ilia Council tiim'luilt-tl diacUscountry l<V Ihr on|- und i rnn.1111 ~ IA Expo lral Florida Experiment Stallin’, Cheribon, lflt'M ‘‘r ,h'' <li»‘ric‘ ordererl on jha llnlkaii prohlem short I'ljpie Milllstd Attlee' • dwr lH— I > ■_a_.rbank, >J ■a a'-I'aae 7power'.M .autlon ao far whereas under the old |*w prole*- ‘•lyhinIwfore five hnilaoa houses, ivaae near lha the scene* nf of This statement ia correct so lU il Inn, h. Ihu* pnvlng 1'ie IS«H-Inii»t) governmenk. mush • ••.• attacks, forfeited. Thirty-three as it goe*. The Governor ami lha smn rater may have vanrd from w*\ toward a climax nf a niunihcer n ., • , families put out of the houses Budget Commission, however, tlid $15 to $2ll. Already high fees Ini g flglit la-fwi-in Ilia I'liilnd . i i * * i i The girnl t'oiisrivnliviI'.i were sheltered temporarily in not Itelieve that the state income lor circuses, astrologers, carnivals, Kla'ra and l(ii**ta A r m e d F o r c e s M;tv B e Which was thrown oils ,.f I . . . schools. They have asked tho Pul« would lie sufficient to pay the IVitIs Roaaiu riiainlaiiiing a '.'4, estine Supreme Court to return nifproprinlinns a* pasted by list-1 tent shows have nut hern yhanged. h<o(i “Mlenre, a miijotiiy ,,f in,, legislature and have reduced the' Mr. Sayer |x>intrd oul. their home*. council , meml*era *•»|oc**e,l ap I ‘ R e s e r v e•s - T a p1 1p e d pat AiiiuuiiL. •" " ,iM ‘ >" ' L Among Palestine executions ot amount* made available. An orchnanef. limiting llir dis ptuval of a IL S proposal that i • *i "In our rasa the regular appro­ i VII \11 \- I T . I I * . July 29, recent year*, today's hanging was IlM V t* l*vrii Li ii \ ' . ' P ,' .11----- 1 exrrcded only by that of lust priation was cut 4 2 1 , while the lance of chicken coopt at a mm llir proposed ciililiniaaioii la* coin two root I declIU II* I It l\ Mill ttu*‘ «'jilniit*t. . K y «* ii tin* l»;nly d. , on-, i i ,, | bp pin Gaiuu and Fresh Charles Beck, Seminole County April.lit, tn which Dov Bela Grun- special appropriation uf $5,IHH) itnum of 5 0 feet/ from neighbors pn-rd of eleven melllla-r*. I.UNDUN. July 29 (A1) All- lor. tong n stairiu'li .auppo: of V I bethel tinSoviet Union deputy sheriff and. an expert er and three other Jew* were put Tor equipping lh . addition to th#{ h o u ^ -a n d 25 feel from owner* -Mntii I il, Comipis'siorl -aived would Inject (lie veto on lid* thorrt-stiv e- -mines vud tmlay Ihe Attlee regime, now ,1. lalHiratory waa entirely eliminatml,; j horseman, won first plare Sunday to death in the same prison. notice m -leialny it will ta-suniia on­ imri was suhinitlrd.. A c t i o n pai* of the American resolution tlial tlie premier Im* faihd •• at least for the present. Forty(iieat lliil.nu might leduir lici wrlUl the .pn-ssiliK •■••OIIOIIII. t Less' than three hour* before the Wernoon In tournament nice* i agaihat . was drfrirrd until later. two (ter rent nf thr amount in tin ,was still a niatler of conjecture. “ d before a large crowd of spec- executions, an empty, pillbox near .ateliinr and sab- ,,r I>-h from l.*L« ■sillied Lure* .and dip inlu hm Inns, The htlrror goe, f., .» appropriation bill wilf give .us IliroughoiU ilia morning session m e , . bo',-. „ii.t *th# Si. John! tatoro who gathered at Ft. Mellon IheUrison waa blasted, apparently, City attorney lir d R. Wilton to iteinand llint tie ri .iys iraallaa** ■* ra s* . Bltl So* let Deputy Foieigii Minisiei (•4U.H0il.lHbi |H.oiid ($2,560.(88), ItiVl'l ■ Park to see rider* and homes official* said, by a mine. No cosVVhetbef tills *(01111 "ill ., was instructed J o prepare an o'Aioliei Gromyko worked busily mi 000) g.-lil IIIII iloll.li iririvr tv op quickly- leitlttili* la* be •« *.i from all sections of Seminole ualtiea were reported. • • •! I' Ji d e a l e r s ’, • duisnce amending ihe City Iasi a -peach. . . Before the three Jews went In County participate in horse teremergent* nn-aiuiri to merL the liiay get some clafifiintioii i.. r* •loi-mri • I l. ii.In wore gt-dli 40 . law <r<|uiring taxi owners lo car­ . Gromyko let the Yokoslav, Bill - plotprrlnc winlci rtoiroinic «ll*:v. tow.- when Attlea- is whai,|ub -i * Iimirs to .1 i ■ .- of M|| ,|o kl of •nr * n<i tournament riding. Deputy Ihe gallows, a heavy guard was set l-ii nin. i i .nine nn.I piicli limy **' Beck speared five out of eight up around the prison and soldiara ry liability insurance,‘due lo willi- gaiisn and Albanian represeiiia I j-11 \\iiig I i Imo Party inrm meet witli tlie l.nletr -laaeaabo. aaL. i.V.- .','in;rrmr~*— -------- --------and police Mocked off TVI Aviv, rings with hla lance. live, earry tin* In not of the disI'fti (iistii a<a11• in rum o- lo •Vi ­ drawing from busmen of an mcusvion today. Tiiey again de-clsr Her* litv, * Iweri oigiug thr gov- la* ttarsi critical gallu-tiuK io, I. boraea owned by Ilud.lv Ap­ some CO miles south of Acre. _ Hen ‘C. ' nmii, i.,ii I a.i ,l,.r H y l l hurance company wilh which tin- ed (hat the cummi|sioh would nut r ■nin, nr I.■ ,ol* down thr aiiiiy, I be Cialdess of follioie The executed men wer# taken to pleby, Maurice Jacobi. Red Wind­ «Ji 'ue.i "I •niNiig Ibursdey • ham. Carl Rabun. George Prltt- Hafatl north uf the Sea of Tiberias n majority of taxj owners did then la- <nnatllutional and that under navy '-and an. lone, which -hid IMU inally with Hrltnlll - ‘ •'Vpy'' «■ •. ■! i •i loinid vvtlli mold —BKF.HT France. July 29-W U h.l l-l ii__• hard, 8. If.’ Earnest and Ray llow- (Galilee)', where relatives burled I., :.F »• ,?,'a limit uf •lie charter they - would not m» menial S*mialisl at<av•-rrittia-- ‘ 1.2 )7 .too lorii-* at ihr vlgjt ol llir Official* reported 16 dead and a t: them near the four Jawe hanged 4^1 led IA the races. till, «'•1$|t)A|* !«(m| | i •*h will U {hiIimI to CootM-rale wilit it if kit Atria',* - uaosl ai-it.'ilM 111i t lea*t_ 422 iajured In this p»>rt to-1 Tli« tentative City Imdgql for tal'ii-hed. This was* Ihe lln* whirli month. IRA complete schedule of races in April. alii Ii«t Hli t |Iriifnilnl. maintain (hat the go i day ‘from lh* explosion and fira IU4H-4U waa aiibmiltsd for conand events, had not been planned ihe) have ronsisiriiily emphasis­ “ l'lra*!* Ultimo wLtihftAltrSft u In Id Miniiall \ in mint ‘Mmil lcall* isn't angry but Ib.a .lln that wrecked Ihe ammonium id- sideratinn, Mr. Sayer reported, at this was tha first time th* toil, * nisi coinmeicjat fiaiteimen ed .-ipea*.last Thursday. country is suffering froui n ln-a goinrA, wav lo tul shoit III* trale.lader) Norwegian Freighter' Spraying of 35 acres of CHy group had met. However, plana alike." Morgan iln'latud. lh * for which io . l ar l utein lour anti lly hom- war-hangover Ocean Liberty veaterday. (owned Citrus groves at tire Mu­ Iwlng made for following * 11 *rMlltoM»«| mm I'mi p ^lal -mnirig and* .-ut,, „f frasli water LIONS CONVENTION , Four of lh# injured died this njcipal Airport waa authurlasal.. weeks In which to have match ,*m e f•-Tv u> Florida mutt b* williin.a Irw days lo advive lh.'1 morning, th# Iranch Ministry of* ... sJi||_„ races, quarter mile races., flag tupp,-1, • • ernuielil i-n'l responsible ntidiwi* SAN FRANCISCO. July 29. races, girl*' races, xig-xag, relay WASHINGTON, July 29 OT). '•'Tv*', Cllcilt j'ltigi't liaval tilled — Th* Internatliinal Linns con­ wliiih i* linsn’l Ja-en able to over i l s i m . ' and tournament races. Arrange- A 21) percent cut .In th* B u te nasu war. in n .h .r. ti„.. ili»t tha* piadicc i, illegal and |T«t*ai#d to tha Commission vention turned its altriitlun from come a- yet. tine doesn't venture menla are also being mad* to have Department’s “Vole# of America" neau were 40 others, five of In B o m h e r ( ’rash Ileal we'lravi' tlie aiplrtvto IT avant lo predict what further he will parading and revelry (<>day to r »*y critical. rautlc to entertain the audience overseas broadcasU waa announc­ whom doctor* termed at. And tlent’.. a'v.otly Vviiat vve . ai inspector, of aom* tieaf studying- mean** ••( pioniniiiiil say, hill il will have lu It# plenty between race*. ed b y Aasrstant SecreUry William In addition, Ronchalrt Hospital lie left at a local market. no,ml to aba.Tllile- n lilglier a*ourt to satisfy nil quarter* nf hi* party. w orld----EOI.IN FIELD. FI*.; July V ) Sunday ha* bean set for Banton today along with other reported It had treated .170 for Purchase of a $rU)5.00 series A Nine . crewP tua-mber .• >f .* fule-j nl bei vvitc." Tb* *rganltatioii,.which hav an­ In-CNUSe the question of leadcrallip iriV and bruiaea Inflicted hy fly} S 7L • next tournament. All owner* major change* to make th* enter- cute Cfe of net* on I.m),, Hkc-vliobe* is hi-aVilv involved. four-i'lagine iMimlHq *»•'•*■ kill,,I t<> Ing debris f . rofunding bond from the firm of nounced a world expansion pro­ of horses who ara Interested in prisn fit the smaller budget de­ i t tlie Si Johns tois boall outThe crux of Iliasituation artunl l-cs-dy and Wheeler uf Orlando d«v vthi-n their plant gram -and ha* sent consultants to (Ammonium nitrate la a ‘ syn entering any of the events aro creed by Congress. waa authorised. , I* the bndly lagging Industrial Valiiariso. Fla., soon fcflciyfllfhtp lnwpal l»v lilla of the Gama tjainthe major Internatlunal confer- ty .(a asked to meat at th* park at 1:00 Broadcasts will b* reduced thetic product Aalatleelv recently -imv la it October, but -m iM .s mm •*aar T sai off from Kglltt Field, <'npt lb> >il iiu-*i,ui Th# Commiaaiun will m e a t •ncet on pegre since tha end of H UHllMlirtl HU r»E» Hill r . M. on that day. Race* m v due from 66 to 33 hours'a day, and developed. . It l r mad* M by y th* in­ (inughan, Eglin F’ielal public t i i afternoon at which the war, devoted one forum to a Uaa«laa «4 aa »»■■• Sis) Danish and Swedish will ba drop- troduction of ammonium gas In­ Weilnrsday STE E L CHICK Ul* trains officer, repot tail. ItM ti***# ■■ ra se an ) diariiislon of the United Natiuua. ed from tha Hat of 20 language* to nitric 'acid, and now la us*d HKTHLEHEM. Pa.. July 29 I/I*) Another crew member wu. •>< principally aa a tertlllxer.) . In which th* programs ara now The HatMlicni Steel Corp. taalay iouslv itijuri-d, tin,I another •• 1|» Moat of the dead wer* described beamed abroad. • ■uriinmcnl an Increase of an aver ed injury, Captain Ouoglimi Mai l. Effective at HUM A.M. today aa dock workers or seamen. The age nf $6 n ton rtn * numls-r aaf Names of tho victim- wrn- with­ fatalities, however, included one a naw system of "block program­ steel p/oalucta. A spokesman for held pending notification ot next Th* possibility of warding off ming" goes Into effect to concan unidentified wamtn about 30 year* ' , . tl,e nimpnuy said thn increase of kin. *---- ‘ " I'uneral -,'ivices f..r Alice Ha* ^coming depression and g) irate the broadcast Into th* bast old. rovera-al auch'productp as hot. anil Thu plane was on ia routine I'nlmer, alaughtcr i,f Mr. and Mr*. Tha crew o f.tb * Ocean. Liberty -aw u rity -to old nnd young by avenlng Uitenlng hour#-In-each rolled- steel, and galvanise*! training flight when it crashed. L. It. I’almet of Kentucky Ave­ •By Bobby r.rk a ished th* necessary numlaer of told manna of th* Townsend old ag* country and to permit ataff re­ had bran token off b*for* tha ami rutrart sheet* anal various Capt. G*llgh*ri repotted, lie -..aid nue, win, died early yesterday targrta to qualify for auch rank* type* of t>ara. tlie increase waa It crasheil shortly after t4:l»-J A. M. rniiining from Injuries treeivad Camp Scrib* vessel's cargo exploded, but her ian, waa tha subject of a quota- ductions. pro-marksman, tnarkaman, effective July- 28. captain waa reported faulty In­ - A group of 05 happy boy'camp- a* on from 8e/iatgr Claud#-Pepper'* wIn n n car mu over her, will b* Central Standard Time. in- Tr.wnianrlllea asA their tkal. jured when struck by a flying era'from’ Seminole CoOnly finished m*i V*man first clax* ami sharp I. UAIV h t-J.ts»Tow'naendllea at caatliturtral \Vi-<iiii--,l*y at )0;30 . ptec# of metal white standing on busy two weeks’ period at Camp *hoo|ar,. recent Washington, D C. conA, IL at the Erickson Fuiural NEW OIL WKLI. PjrMtod by John Fox many of •Ventlon •hor*. a if R. Alben, Home. Winona Saturday noon, and aahl TALLAHASSEE. Fla.. July 29b u m organizer for the clubs at Fires started by, th* blast atill reluctant goodbyra to Gila b*auti- the canipara were busy at tha ' The arc latent iH-cur red at th* archcry range. Horseshoe, table (41- Humble Oil Company today JvJfth District ntreting mrettog of ftewnwere hrrnlng today. Much of Rrest, a AJfth llelpy Selfy l.uiindry wlacr* Mr*. t Tn Volusia received S la t* Board of Con­ tennis, handball and teeter ball send clulta held at th# T% rtat h*!1 4etr*y#d' by a«rial bomb^'j (hi ^ Only two adjustmapta ware I'qlincr_war doing—b»»—laundry/" tournament* were hrld among servation iwrmlsaion to drill m new Otnter from 10:30 A. M. until made In tax assessment value . bile (Wiring in icgard lo rbe 'child, only 21 monthi ' a old, -wvttr’ftntf ■CW ir HeiUies Uirp nfdTh.nUtJ?iw!nL thr V L Utld ‘ M td w “^ cS ritte ll O T g P- M : Sunday. A noon lunch. yesterday afternoon by tha County nf tha buildings '" ‘ h . buatnea# MoyNl under the Kipervlilon of lb# cmnptra Friday, No. It-1, In lh* West Sunnilamt the tentatively adopla-,1 County was laarn in Troy, Ohio. Ilur parAt tb# council ring awards were WaT^enjoyed. : Commission at it* maatb school 'budget will tie held Fri­ erit* im,Vnl to SanfunI in 1946. district ronalaUd of pro-fabricated j Herman ,E. Morris and edunr Albers reported that 200 an equalisation board. on*-story wooden atracturea that actors, r.ech boy entertained the made to the boys who qualified field, nvar the location ot lh* day mornlmt at 10:00 o’clock at In addition to the parent* aha la • slate’s otity; producing wall*. for varimta awlmming ranks under went tip Ilk# matchboxes. delegatee from Florida attended tha Court House, it was announced survived hy on# grandmother,At the request of R. C. hope that h* might again be able th* attraction of “Doc" Stanley. are all five congressmen from tha ard. tha aaaesamant on the old this murning hy Supl. T. W. Ijiw - Mr*. R. J . Palmer uf Sanford*, lo attend tha camp again .next Those who qualified for advanc­ GENERAL d i e s th* convention, and that not only Mar*hall home waa reduced from TO ATTEND CONVENTION ............... ton. summer. another, Mrs. Thum*4 I). Mr Hrld* ed swimmer war* Walter Graham, VINEYARD HAVEN Maas., July State pledged to support tha 117400 to 112400 value. Mr. Lawton pointed, out that of PliMsanl Hill. Ohio; her great W alter Roath, Fred and Robert rmrAw iLAw.A8^nE’ *}*'.’ Ju,y fT And Friday war* th* ___ . . movemrnt. 29 UP). Brig. General Merlweathcr ent, but that 60 percent on# of the major item* of the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J . M. S. Nelson requested that rat L. Walker. U.8.A. retired, former budget la that of teachers’ salar­ N. Palmer of . 1 ska land; also •f*th# whole Congress la on tha e r tend In Euraka hammock rngh-T/^PatTS1 ^ 3 ‘ *°d 1 S 5 l & ^ n X ," t h * T .PnyWM f c ^ m m V ^ l ovarnor of th* Panama Canal ies. Seminole County Trachor* sa-vernl unrles, uUhla and rousins Townsend bandwagon. Senator be reduced from $22% to $20 batrolemen with th* 8U U ‘a ona, died today In hi* 78lh year ar* due S S T StoS tth* f i lNgttenal i fir q u t e t i S f H ^ . n , ‘ S y pS : Bruewaur of Maine waa reported an acre. to recieve $395,260 request waa granted, legation The Rev. J . II. Root Will offteArneri _ ... iUrUd _____, Staw Convention in Naw Y o rkI'th * Uttoo of ! * “ ?.. I .^ 1 Tom^ qualified for in tha Marin* noapltal where he during to hay# talked o n jh # plan to. the according to t coming L. BurSlck oi Ugion _ ,tha , ------ lg tterm aa com iate wt the service* and Intvrmant tha bulltte at th*lawimn had been a patient for sa m e l Farad with $292,000 reelsvad by will taka place in Lake View rajra and Mean* Committea. tha County Clerk's offtea. nth. • , ' .ix lfla rang* as th* campus flamonth*. . l u t yaar, ha said. Cemetery. . , M . 9 ■J. « Yes —* DEFINITELY LOWER — And Besides — * . TH E W EA TH ER • onsiiUrable cloudiness with M.iiicml shower* and thundershun cl* tonight and Mvdntsday.. (•cntlc tu moiUrale >«ri»bW winds' musli)' -uulhncsttrly. Situation Indonesia Said utch Pact Failure Kangaroo Court Tries 2 Kidnaped Britons Murder Charge Filed Against War Bride (reallaw«4 flea, Oael the nation when a united effort It needed. Be that aa may, Drltiah conaervatlvea are aaylng that unlei* production it increated the people will tu ffer " *hardship* * ■ '* ' which will impel them to turn out the Hotiall*t government and elect new leadera. Bevln noted In hia speech'ihnt tuch talk waa going the round*. The German Incident related to the Ruhr hard-coal production up­ on which tha economic recovery of the continent depend* to heavily. Tha output It to far below re­ ' » _ . . T, r .m m ;V: Iv.'lr — — •Vv~- - ’ I - ■ %" T* ' —■•-IT‘* • •• . - ( ' '' - , ~ *1 �V . “TV 'S y + v w^j >. . . 4 r l ; » i£ jL . - . >•4 ’* k m n * :\ £ fr-XS'TliJ • • T H E SA N FORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE TWO ...................... The SanforcT Herald TUESDAY, JU L Y 29,. 1947 Learn To Swim Camp Winona Glades Park May Become New Home1 Horn Oeorjte Edward Putnam >|-iahf^ ■lucnoeihnu’ swinmn r. O f Rare Flamingos torFriday, mornlnir Ihi- tamper r.H«MUfer«l fit IW« p«fe!Ut>e«l rf«llr ♦ **♦•*1 tafiartfre* nnil «NRHaf Ml •RHfniii, I IwlWa Pc 3 J NVhnt does a perf*otv think about ns he goes down th«* third tlijia In a swimming accident? 111 Mu h m i I I h l « r n n r Wo asked a friend of ours this question once just ln (» r» d «• M fom l r t 4 •« n m U r r after he hnd been rescued in a semi^concinus condition ftrlnltwr IT. MMV. «*l tW. )*.*•• llllir t I f iRMfnril, I*lr»«i4re. *i ml* f I h r A r t nfter the rmvlvint in wbirh he hnd been tiding overturned M ( 4 n c r f * * « f M i i r r l i * . f**ti j . and he hnd struggled in the water nearly 15 minutes iiefnre fittm rting the nttentinirof some people on shore who came Hul l ( M i |M lift Aft to Ids help, £*lf*V « . ( l l l l l f i \ II|1A> . "I thought Shout the hundreds of times I hnd been IIit*r»i»*• in swimming”, he sHiil "without ever really learning how­ NI ll*»* II11*4 IIIN U4T9t» to swim. T. thought of what a fool I hnd been to heglert « I'A ju M r In U i n m t » Hr O irvh r, w w k I ,3 « the many opiMirtunities which had been given me to learn, * O a r Mnn fH • .1 1 niid how much I ^.ntild give right then to be able to strike tlrff *U *lt H-Mh* ^ 4.&* ojjt in a good strong American .cratyl a id make for shore P rr T * a r f W only h f**w hundred yards away." , • __ AM ubilNNtf nullrr*, ihiiU >•* Mow many people in your own lifo tim e . k a .c you (!■ • !■ , fMnliHlHRi nn*l t«*»M«r« nl # n lr M n l m » M < | k ft»t the- p h i |h h * »•» «een like .th at? 'People who go swimming more or less nUtfi« fiintl*, will in* rtiii«»4 i*»t frequently every summer, all their lives, hut never really Nt rtgiiUr N d i n t u i n g m i N r 1--- *------ -----------1 learn how to swim? People who when they go swimming Fa In !■<1 * \ H * a | n | . r r lU pIM P llM * flqatlng most of the time, or t i r o * in r . r» p tt*# R ii ib p i i * i ii i puddle .nlmlessly .nroufld. . . l a t b r n n l l u n i a l |I#I4 o f r I i m I U I mr merely jumping over the. waves, or plunging through OfIJrva n r r mnlnlniof*1 lit ih# !«»« Ml r l t i r « Iii thr rrnnlpv Nf|b them, but never actually'swimming more than 15 or 20 feet p r l a r l | i n l b r i d i t i m i U M In r h l r « ( i i at a time. ■r^ I ntli. ;Ask on* of these people if he knows,how to swim n p l f * r n l « l I * « n o n i » ? r r ref tfc# "Oh* yes, I know how to swim." He will tell you. "Been Aa«i>ftiifri| l* vr » « n k l r h l « #**1111*4 swimming all my life. You don't have to worry about me.” riH n *lu h l« iii* iii * f u r # « ( l n n n f All f i t * l o r n I ttretta |irintp-l Hut let him fall overboard a hundred yards from shore. I n I h l a M N a p i p f f i **• « # M M All Let the- boHt from w hich-he is fishing a half mile out ill* « * « • iliip a lfb M . in the ocean catch fire, or suddenly sink. Let him be forced to gij to the lescue nf some little child who has fallen off 1TUESDAY, J I LT 29. 1917 the dork and been carried by the current a short distance ™ih blk vEnsn rort today Uiway. Tan he swim then? Can he swim well enough to l save the child, or take care of himself in an emergency? There is ju st one way to learn to swim, and that is YOU LA»K DEPTH OFi by swimming. Of course, it is necessary to get someone who ................. ' ..... ’ Ud principles of -Urn bask alrpK'ia. to] . . nfter that It is'u p lo you. Anybody] ............- .......... Anvbody ran lenrn to swim well enough ENCK OP “RELIOlilTi liy every |m«*tris{ wind of doctrine. to malv^wdtore from several hundred yards out in the lake. -‘-•F.pH. 4:14. Hut they can't do it by dreaming about it. They have to practice, maybe not more than 25 or Did you know Ilist mtu* eh'l50 fppt. at first. Then increase it a little more every day. dren ate killed in traffic j A fter a while two .or threo. hundred ’y ards wil'l corne as during the mo„do _«l July M en *«y.as 50 feet did at first. Then it is a simple matter Aiguit any ollu-r otlirr tint* t lBu«t dim than my time dm <'<"•) In build up to F>0(i yards or 1,000. Then when your boat ink the year? Now i> * grind true turns over out in the lake, you will know wdiat to do. ' loipul'on a liflJe oafel/ csmps'iMti And yon will thunk God that you have learned how to swim. of your own. W h a t wowh f i r , l " , lilt i h e j t i t D enham 09 Florida it reicaiciLin _s. rrjioii irim Florida Fmrtl Service wind Drt year liinr weir ,0(10 in'lltiiuUlf mulling in a loti ol ,i Im>iii $8,0110,IIIMl weilli ol projwiiy; fluf fuqtr, oi rouitr, don not ini hide urban prepmy f ’ lA goml way to cu te llioic wli p fn iit m o u n t i n g . nul o) ieat»n hi. been liil ii|Hin by Judge Wil ion ol Rmnmn who hat jrcrril'y triilenced Iwo mil nf-ieaion hunt ert to huying ten deei to- replace the two •«|e»r ■vjm h -thav kiilril A| that rale hunting but ol tea. ion mi*ht «oen .lock Horidt i w<iodt with ganjs.* iP Allirr judget follnwrd Judge Wlhon'l lead. The' ilory ol ihr unloaded gu hat been told llmurandt n| lime, bul apparently il hat not beyi told often enough. In Chitsgi the other day* William Shfiidan •hot and crilaally woundetl hi* beil- friend while playing "com mando" with n- tyih hr though, wai unloaded. Seeing whal hr had done, he ihrn mined the gut on himitjf and look hit own life Wl Fedetjtl -’hntmng exprrti #h*ve estimated t(j<tJ- r^Aity Iwo nullior velrtani h»v#"Tiern unable to find home* ol their own since returning bom the war and art living with their parrnlt or inlawt or in many rave* cooped uf in trntr, trstler*. bsieraenti or at tici. A vrtrram organization in liiti that over «Ken million vet­ eran* are lulleripg in one wa} or another from the homing *hor* age. Hie nation owe* a debt cl gratitude to the veteran* which call* for immediate action on the m*tter of houiing. And there ii only one solution to the problrrr \ . . That ii WORK. Houses don*: build themselves. • mm - T - • * Wh»t Florida farms ate worth to Floridians was disclosed thr other day in a report from the : Florida V e g e t a b l e Committer * which said that Florida ~ farm* \i, .. combined have a total value at $515,000,1)00, or over half a bill­ ion, and that less than 50 yea?t ggo such farm* were worth onl) ■^-441.000,000. '■Celefy is etvii —one of thj two or three big money crop* and in- 1946 this-slate proJ ed more than 60 percent o! the Spring and Winter cel­ ery grown in the Unilad State*. Cjirue, of course,' is big buiiness in Florida. 10 are tourist* tad their entertainment, but the pro­ duction of Winter vegetable* need |«U 119 back leaf to any of them. SA ^TFO K D rresiilent Trunurn’a «ppointmont of HoFrcrt N*. Denhnm ns ueuarnl counsel of the Nationul Labor Helntinns Boarii shoulfl proVe to be a tvisp one. . . / iJenham hifs hail u varied career which he Iregan ■is a machinist's apprentice in St. Louia, nn to study law. Ill’s career wns interrupted by service, in the first World War. after which he heyan worktnK for a Wall Street firm ns a (rouble shooter! With a few y e a rs,in the financial district behind him he went to Washington to do lejfnl work in the .field of finance, and eventually wns persuaded to jio to work-for the NLKH as a trial examiner. He Is liberal in his ideas,'and has believed for years that responsibilities went with the privileges granted to unions by the Wnjfner Act, He says the Taft-1 iurtley law "does nhthinjj more than resppet the ordinary tepets 'n f Human relationships.” He says also that he is “Just Yiiiive enoURli to feel th at labor leaders are honest men, and will play decently." • With surh a man ns counsel in disputes shout the lAbor law, decisions should he fair to everyone concerned, and lalsir peace he easier of attainment. *1 F O R U l V r | WHi?nfonl Avciiub W«J pt»e*l with lVu-Ui« ‘ shell at that time and water »eep. , urolerground *ili»--tysrptn.UI — . - 1 . .............. Sincerely yours, Mary Iwffler Strong ing through cracks kept the street Editor. mol»t, thus proving Dr. Moure'* Sanford Herald. United Nation* delegate* and Iheorvt sta ff consume lietwcen LMl.tMMt and Dear Sir: •. From thl* beginning we now 25.000 taeiil* daily at their temg In vour July ‘J 5 l**ue,.Mr». I.ueIsland headquarter*. r * Chappell Jewell menUoni the trough' y.itcm of irrigation used by curly growers of Celery in this *retion. Dr. L, W. Moore. » Metli xllit minister, father of the lat*- T. V. Moore of Miami, was the origina­ tor. alxmt IRlwt. ‘ For an rxiu-rinient.he laid wooden trough* in the ditches qn etch aide of Sanford Avenue betsenn Second and F tm Street*, and ill vertad the overflow from artedin Is your T u rk ey s They have been holding a national turkey convention* in northern-Ohio~"Turkey Federation" they called it-n n d j thp report* fire rather overwhelming. Local reporters told 1 cflMtnily o f .turkey* the size of ostriches, and it seemed to 1 Ire generally nrcepted that if the. supplies of pork and beef I failed, the turks would be fully equal to the mont demands, t It really wouldn't be right, however, to develop turkeys |f*ll aiv** gkVtrilri the 'rvitlente'* being biouglil out .................. by the lluu*e Un-American Ac liviliei Committee which show* - that in al trail semf muom Coni muniiti-control them "lock, »tock and hartrP ihmigii they do not represent more than I peicent ol the mcrgbriihip. Communuui a minority ^imuetnrnl. and.wher-l *• ever it list giuird power it Fia* rep reiented only, a »m»ll - hut w organi/eif group. We hid bell Jlitk _ l«>_il>.»iorJ*y tule in this eoun try. . | O rN U R T T were mtcrtalm-d.bj^nn une\ra:ih by two cXM-amiH'i • in &•*., MIAMI, July tO, (K.VS)r-r The visit Kvrrglades National Park urea plane. At 1 In. muni'll ring 111. i.,.in'.' may again lie the -home of’ the flamingo, the. rxotir pink bit tl na­ dra put orPa funny mliwthd'u tive to the aouthrast roast before the ranipersi jU»« onjoyrl maq white men rame to' Florida. The a laugh over the ttain<-*l horn, authority for ihla statrnirnl I* which could count and tell <.•!».,, Saturday noon • the ramprn Joe IV. Morrow, superintendent of ground* at Hialeah Hare Course, wound up the busy tw.. vttf| t and In charge of the track's fam- ticrlod with rrluetnnt irixjby, h the. atyell tneala, games and e.ria, jB a flock. Itepopulating Of thr new nalinh' , f e n 1 came*In first jd.n ^ 1 al park with flamingo* will caiLj inin jio iiit which yavr W.h1 for ail the hrrriling knowb.-dge the pajama, party, fui ll» weet Morrow has acquired through, 17 All agrelxl that, the leiy'e nf ra, j year* of trial and error. When the I sure looked haml-onie in ihi tiirds were first Imported from pajamas. Cuba to Hialeah, they showed u As the djffjirent cabin-, (din disconraging disintrreit In mat- with paekert up t>edrotl« and su-*, ing. Then In 11KJ7 rame the 'irntho- eases, the bojra hud heavy tiran logiila delight - the first si fin-* for each knew they would not b mirigo egg laid In captivity. Midst.back until another year. Kri->wtn U- I“ * fuss, flurry and i5mUh*onian In l*L they would -In* missing I* itig * stitute photographic equipment, a wakened by the bugle. anil sst young Wrd was hatched July 5. hearing the echo of “Ole- " A - r Hut nobody -- not even the ihother, wow-wow” until next -sumtm. apparently — knew anything about Herman K. Morris hft '■Vlj the rare and ‘feeding of baby directed a stl|ier ramping pr-ifcd flamingos. The bird lived only 14 this’ year. The two week . ha- (« days. rrammril full of ucliviU- . SsmMorrow set about improving the itmle County Iroy^g arc ij -i- rl nesting plaee of the flamingos. fortunate to have * hi - oninr.] The elav nests -- which look like tunity of n summer rflmp undm miniature craters of extimt vol­ a superyis*sl program 'orijl wiik. canoes — are usually found In In the price range of tin gyrtagr shallow water and are flooded by l>oy. heavy rains or driest up by Camp broke Satnrdwv drought. Morrow built a small with the hearty hope dial Ai»k J-remtrviur on- the Wand, of laiy'a—(daiisi wo*d4--w**rk .-iT v the infield lake wfth'Tunmhy'ivai |die could attend Irina, A inm* ter to keep the level of. the pond again next »Ufflm»r. constant. As a result a high of 77 flamingo. It has u straight 'ill rirvj flamingos was hatched in tD44. . In a single year the female I feet longer than ti leg 1 it 1 flaingo lays only one egg — rhalk- t'metive pink shade iloe- not»np. white In color, longer than a hsn pear in the bird for *ix monthil -egg, hut smaller in’ circumference. Ib l* n laxy youngster nml lot* *L Illrid lovers used to feel sorry for mother feed It regurg'itajed 1 d thr old girl straddling the nest Until It la full grown. Thousands of" s|ghtiO-er' vi« during the incubation period liecause Of her notv-collapiible legs. Hialeah every Spring for (It - Q>t| and hatching Observation at Hialeah, however,t oinnrpirqr rank Chap conflrjned* i/r. Dr. Frank Chapman'* finding* in tho-Hshamas-fbi - . 1 . . , . ,L _ . , ■ . . . cs I.. IJerwins rolony that she I* capable rf fold­ ing hpr leg* underneath for 20 Optometrist *1 days of nesting. Unides,-pipps is Sanford \tlnntb Ilk. Illdtt. well trained and relieve* her on Hours: 9-12 1-5 Plume 2!*t the nest at interval*. Sal. 0-12 . - What finally comrf out of the I 'jr s Kasminrd - (ib i'ie - I Itted egg doc* ‘not look much like a. ^ ** ......... --- 4---* ,,,K mi mn *»mer jnninry in sight, *0 thnt there wouldn't be nny chickens »nd ducks And geese to eat, »ml the poultry lovers' diet would l>e some­ what restricted, in non-turkey brackets, and that would never |do. Such considerations, of course, must he respected. Rut look out for turkoy steaks this autumn. to kelp her from careeltg Into the *ldewalk». They ere not envy­ ing you, young fellow, they ate pitying you. Nobody thinks you're smart, They nr feeling eorry for you, young fellow, kehen you go whisaing around the corner at SA p !|e* maybe hating you for your utter lark of respect for the live* of -in hour. —Nobody n>aryel»jU. £our exrep. other*. tlonol skill- at Teepfhg .her right — They ora hoping .their child­ side up when you smear black ren Are saft from the burtliny jugrubber in the pavement while gemaut of potential .death that the tire*-- wreem The warning, you are driving. "1.00k out! Here- come* a jack Don't get the idea yob are a**." * j brave, young man, when you Of course, people look up frbm| ■wing her roaring around turn*. what thtv are doing and crane Don't get the idea that you’re their neck* et you a* you go dashingly pie*ur«squtv flaming whitting hy, but that look nf awe youth. You may have plenty of you *ee on their face* Un’t open- gut*, hut they are where your mouthed admiration for your dar­ ought to, be.—Toeeoa (Oa.) Re ing, your hell-bent super ability cord. 1 F*V. Daring Young Man HAMBONE'S MEDITATIONS Tim rnifromU have rpceivrvl 44 "nilm" (lematyle from the lendera of the oper­ ating uniona . . . ropresenting enginccra, firemen, conductors, trainmen and switchmen. Thoy aay they are aecking only changut in working con­ * 1 ditions—not a wago increaao. The new Room Air Conditioners let you sleep in cool comfort through the hottest summer nights ypu Can’t Afford This W aste M ore M oney F or L ess W ork Demands tike,three are against the interaata of.the whole American * people, who depend on railioadwrvice for nearly everything they eat, wear and u*#- A But what kind of rule* ate being y asked for? Twenty-eight o f them would compel nillroad* to pay more . . money for. the>eama, oi' |cm work; 7 Would require-additional and un> ^ ntceaaary men to do the tame work: tha rcat would bring about changes In operating practice* at Increased coat. Theat rules would co*t s-nn.t.uiN rtftfr LASS adftunlly —a gigantic waste whiylt neither the railroads nor tlio country’ . epn afford. | Railmad Worker* are gonl citiwm* and good emffioyca, with pride in tltei? calling. Their record during the war waA outstanding. Wo. do not believe they fully understand tin* "fia g y rlm r rulre which the Union leaden* are d r-£ mending. We dn not beliove thoy understand tlie hnrmful results which these rules would Iwve to the ruiliond industry, to the millions of-men ami women dependant on railroads for tlw-ir livelihood, and to the shipping and con­ suming public. For In stan ce: The Union leaden demand additional train and engine crows on Dkacl-powered traina—one full crew for every power unit in the locomotive. A Dwight train hauled by a 4-unit Dieacl would have to carry 4 engineers, 4 firemen, 4 conductor*, and at least 8 brake men, or a to la I'oY 20 men instead of 5 . British Plans . by Alley |C*a*ia*#e traos Pan* ««*( Labor gorFerhmeM concerning re­ M-'0 LKS 5AVu*J' MACHififfj duction of the tuned forces, these <SW'NE TUT PE MUL E informant! uid. O U T E R . B U 'fJIS S , B U T Whitehall aourcee aald tapping Ike gold and dollar reaerv* wouldR I6 H T AJ0W M U L E S 15 be a stopgap between the tima W LU N 'i-faH m o " P£R when the ,W,760/100.000 loan from MULE DEM V E Y lW H W in j th* United Skgtge ii exhausted late this year or early next and tha time when the projected Marshall plainer some other U. 8. Theta new unlN will sweep program pf fipanclal aid to Eu­ ring summer from bs rope beeepie V<affdtlve. (Congres* adjourned until January, would and waft In air xaitful at an April hava to approve and appropriate morning. There's a Carrier Room any conditional'itillUona for Eu­ rope.) T. - Air Conditioner for ovary ) room ■— • A wave of selling dropped tome and office. It (Uteri out dust, cook DrltUh oecurttle* oa much a* I i anAdrlaa tha olr ■n -lkculutw O' yesteuliy f> A Uta Londonriock etoektjc* exIw— . wwwn -v-----—v *• : -■ ■ - —L1** fioeheial Time* at. without d raft. . . blow* away trlhBted the bearjshnna to “dis- stole olr. Tbrea tmori 2 ?.!* S!!**',#* ecprKimic situation Quiet. . . ooilly Installed. modal*. Backed jJUypesotW*- political repereueby Carrier, creator of elf condlTha poealWltry that Prime Min.tat Attlee'* government might " tning. Sta them bora today. call a now general election we* considered eerlouily \n tInancial FALKNER ING. 'llttckl elrtlee. The Labor ISIS No. Orange Are. Dally Herald aald talk of Orlando, Fla. S possible coalition governtoept Telephone HAS ' w»s "fantaatie.."*< • i&Li 1 •SH SSr Work” —Sheer Waste The Union loadaw demand that fulllength freight train* be cut to about half their length, even though such trains are moat efficient for low-coat service to you. This rule would call for twice aa many locomotives, would double the number of Cratna, and make accidents more likely._______________ " Additional equipment; yards, and other facilities required^, take care of . there short trains would coat hundreds at milliomL What the Union leaden rraffy want ia to make more Jobs. The Union loader* demand that when a crew kj one class of service perform incidental service at another class, they will be paid not lore than a day’s pay. j for each dare, oven though all service ’ ‘M The great atrength of America liln production—an honest day's work* toe an honest day's pay. . is performed aa a part of tha aajqq day ’a work. The crew would get at lead two day*’ pay for one day’e uork. JTbc.Upltm _ ^ present beak: day for *: ire t so u th *,* .*."* • W f l • 'J • . •J J • EA STS R N RfULROAPS ' to Ulk with ynu,/ to everybody. '-Si, MiNik ■* t . Surely, if erer there wa* ;*!tlm * In •*' — our htatarywtieiT we needed to irerih not watte, this is It. We ere , at Ant <* ’ ' ~j|E7 E » g % * r eon- For only through greater production can wo hope to stop the steady upward Surge of living coats. * ■ ,• ______ m m m fm .' • - ' ! I ducton and trainmen lie reduced from 160 to 100 mHcs, which would hnvr the effect of increasing thvir pny 50T-. Such a run often takes only two or * three hours! • * \ wm&i ' �V \ TUESDAY, JU L Y 29, 1947 t m i s a n fo r d h « * alt >. sa n E o e d . n o a m * PAGE TH R E E Planes Carry Odd Assortment Of Carffo *•. t _____• Hr u v n + h iA Lo w ry carting insecticide* for a writ«r. der from the United S ta ts« kupk Anil when a sixla pofj~«nru;**<• the Vtnerutlan umpire* on their developed recently in Caracas <Uij- .H>el. ■ r . 'i ing the*t>*M*l>*ll season/ a rush or• ___ ________ ___ At* New .feature* W rllfr . "*■ Carrltvg oddly assorted ctryu Social Calender S Miss Frances Mahoney is spend ing a week at Daytona Beach will relatives. • • 8hc will teach the class*’ for srorkers with youths and patent* each evening. At present .ihr I* girls' physical education Instruc­ tor in Memorial Junior High S f School in Orlando and is chairman " P ' Ac A a ir i| | i is a graduate of Prttsburg State College at Pettsliurg, Has. wher-* Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Carte - and she was president of the Wesley son Buddy hava returned to Han­ Foundation, vice president uf her ford after spending two wrets in social sorority, secretary of the the Carolina*. Kansas Method!* student* move­ ment, treasurer of Kappa Phi, Methodist girls' club, ami aetlvj In YWCA work. Misa Nelle Rose Reck of Myrtle woed. Ala. is a sophomore at Huntington College in Montgom­ ery, Ala.'and-is planning to he a D. J animus Hospital. Mrs. Courier will Ih- rw director of religious education Msmbs^l as the funner Dorothy also. She is at present view presi­ Of Interest to friends in Sanford Nirahan. dent of the Methodist Club on the la the announcement made today campus a t, Huntington. Another .MCTUIID In Chicago following their announcement of plans to wed In California In February are movie star'Jane Withers.and film producer William Mots, of Odessa, Texas. Miss Withers won screen fame as one of Hollywood's Juve­ nile stars. (International) RoseMaryLahey Weds Robert Hints To~!roiisowIi>eY Weekly from Home Drmnnslratloa of their daughter, R om* Msry, to' Roliert D. Jammes, A. M. 1/c, sou Bpeclallst. Tallahasi.ee of Mr. and Mrs. J . V. Jammes of Sanford. The marriage look plarr VACUUM CARE on July 17 at the F irs t'‘Presby­ Vacuum l-ottlcs and jugs, now terian Church In Hennrttsrillc*. >*d so widely by pirnlckers and S. C. an'd was perforrpnl by the iveler* for carrying cold and hot pastor, Rev. Everett P. Moye. foods, seed special rath if they are Mnf. Jammes r e c e i v e d her to last Wid keep food in beat condi­ schooling In I-ong Island, N. Y. tion. Household equipment special- and has been employed until her bis of the U. 8. Department of Agriculture offer the following'*-! Mr. Jammes attended-schools in Sanford and graduated from Sem­ Ordinary dish-washing will not inole High School with the class of I mo. Fullowihg his graduation he joined the United States Navy and until recently has hren statl-med three months' vacation at Daytom Reach. - Mr. and Mrs. Edward Smith hava returned from a three weeks' vacation spent in Louisville, Kv., the Great Smoky Mountains and Atlanta. Ga. turned bn'Sunday by plain* afior visiting for a week In Savannah, N. Y., Niagara Falls, Wulkiiu Glen and Syracuse. 1 1—_ • Mr. and Mrs. Jolin L. Haul* have " ‘ Kvlr Sauls' sister, Miss-Dorothy Sauls, of Charleston, S. C. 8he arrived 8umlay to speml Jammes plan to leave tonnlrmv after spending a short llwt-« with a week In Hanford. his -parents .for New .Oi Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mahoney where he will be stationed. had as their guests on Sunday, Mr. and Mr*. Charles Ryan and son, Charles, Jr , of Palatka and Miaa Florence Eddie of lofulsvllh*. Inse with lukewarm water, then llwllh clean warm soapy water ind shake up dr soak for,an hour NEW YORK. July 20 </P) Sup®r so. Any traee* of food may be Mr. and Mr*. Martin Hllncclpher removed with a Imttle brush. reme Court Justice Fall* C. Ben- and daughter, Grat e' Marir, are __ —— Finally, riiuu wlLh-drar lukowarm spendtng a month a t’New Smyrna , , ' water ajrt then with water containleach. They have a* their guests of the federal and slate constitu­ W *nF s t B " * 0 chorine. Turn upside tions to refuse housing on the for the ne*t two wreks. M.\ snd drain, dry and air. Scrub Mr*. Roy Blarkhum and children -corks and screw top with soupy ground of race, color^reM or ra- of Maryville, Tenn. water, then rinse and dry. Renvenga gave the opinion In Mr. and Mrs. J . F. Stlneciphrr When containers ate not In leave them open. Fresh air keeps denying a motion for a teipporak-y and family of Chattanooga, Tenn. injunction to three negro war have been the guests of Mr. and bottles and cork* fresh. If they . are closed, mold or stale odor* may vetarans who sought to enjoin Mrs- Martin 8tlneclpher and Stuyvesant Town, East Side-hous­ dtvslop. ing .lt»vel#pmen»,.from allegedly daughter, Graca Marie, al New . Sudden, changes of temperature irarllcing racial discrimination Smyrna Beach. isay crack the glass in glau-llu *1 r* Its selection of tenants. Tho J . W. Renshaw, J r . of Atlanta. b-ittles. Refnnt filling such a bot­ negroes sought housing In Ga. Waa the guest last week of tle wiUsJinf liquid, warm it grail- th* project. tully W rinsing first h* lukewarm In upholding the right of the Miss Mary Edna luindress at the and then in warmer water. Ib-foro project to determine Ha tenants, home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. filling with a t old liquid, chill grad­ tho juctlre said “though the pur­ O; D. luindress, Sr. Kelly Massey, ually by cooler and cooler rinses. pose Involved is a public purpose. also of Atlanta, epent the weekend It ly safest lo carry onl,- vfry with them and returned homo with told, pasteurised milk In vacuum Mr. Renshaw. containers, and to have tho Itottle Well chilled before putting it in. Mr. and Mrs. James Rowland At a warm temperature milk spoil* and Dr. and Mra. L. T. Dos* have npldly. If rocoa or soup made returned to Sanfofd after attendItseo I'nrt With meat stock ia carried, bring ing ilia the VIL'a Elk's r/int*onflnn convention In In l'ortIt tor a boil, and poor it in very land. Ore. This ronventlon. was hot, hin|ng ihr bottle wall heated attended by 27,000 Elks and they |a advgWrr. Thi-»e foods should not were entertained by lodge* In be kept In the Imttle inure than an bour or two before using. - Court Upholds Right To Refuse Housing w rm i to In* an air-age specialty. Overseas .............. '... For instance, llritiih Airway* carried a sample bottle of rye whisky to the hinnegtuaml. of otrh whisky; TWA whisked 75 rd» from Egypt to- Otperlra amt Pan-American stulfed five nmoll j plane* insides a lu * DC.f i t a ^» r Brin i- Ih x sH M a Miimi.. t-t.Hkiioim >' IlilV.- ilt.ri'l . ,1 they i nil get ■Irv-clrnning nervier l»y putiiuiising— by plane—New York City • *'• -}• store*. During a temporary l-read ! shottaKi-ill New York.last Winter, I a number of tiavrlor* irlunlin.' from wheal-short and bread in|Honed Kranre ranied l"n*r sticks , of linked good a under their nin-«. n rsrg " 1 how eggs lo the Pi! .tin, where his parents are Methodist missionaries. In the Fall of HMD he returned to Duke University after three veara In the Navy. , Miss Iris Flowers who Is serving as .registration chairman staledtoday that registration* ai«* -de­ sired hut not necessary and paid -that those whiv» want to make irglBiratlotiLare.. a»kfcl_i«* ciJJ 607-M. Other local members of The ihr <U)7-M. Youth Fellowship include Joanne Williams. Barbara Ann Edcnfiold. Al Brock. Pete Ilroek, Jnynic Mae Jones and Edwanl McKinley. *-------- -------J c w u l r y p H S h lO IlH „ j .. . C r e a te h x c ltc im nt By BUTTY PROHHHR CHICAGO. July *9 d P )-T h r well-jeweled woman of the rnmiug seateu will brik like a lady—with capital letter*. Daintiness, even i|uaintneas, will b* emphasiied in her Jewelry, but the emphasis wont lie subtle. Opulence is the kovnnte and It complements the Fall fashion In jt night sponsored by the Jewelry industry council In cnnnrrfinn with ■A * NfW developments In the mystrrU I ous disappearance of heiress Ann Straw. 30. of Holdcnirsa. N. I I , lead toUta belief that she may hava i staled a ransom note feat been re­ ceived by the girl's fattier, banker 1L Ellis 8txsw, (International) Use of enameled and wooden utensils U itriunnirmlril for mak­ ing soap at home. I.yc eats restocking River alio* forwatdrd an aaaorted seicclinn of hatching egg* to ptelty up the I'ools of the royal palace nt Alexandria, Kmiwror llailp Selassie tree!red an air shipment consisting of a Jewel-enc rusted saddle for hi* fa­ vorite hntse! and a number of crocodile* traveled a* air cargo from ('aim to a loo In California. Wlnlc-nlrnty of'ienslldc article"do son” plane traveling, stone sound rather odd: n single bras­ siere to ItangalotT, two tm'.lli** of Milwaukee l«p-r to Ceylon, an uiu- In peOet time, Is-eswax Is used in making ointments, robl clean** and nail polishcrii; it Is also em­ ployed for wood finishing fan.I ing this season; 10,000 earthworm , wen* hurriedly shipped tliioogh candle Making/ Ihr rlouds to Panama to relieve n threatened earth-worm famine fac­ ing three New York-lmuml duck­ u se, it- T a n billed platypuses. * branches of Plenty of flowers are ftitwn from the center of th, atom to niaiket, but an nut ■*tnn Itng-htt-nf-hurt irutturat-fty ln ^ ra ra chestnut tiee from Paris* Champ* rd diamond flips weighing 76 car­ Klysees lo la** Angeles. A g*apefruit tree was carried by air .'mm ats apd vatu*-* m Other Jewelry ensembles imlul- the sonthwest to Saudi Arabia where ng* ieulturists wanted .to rd n dlamoiHl fn:. iiiVaiait, i., ... earrings and a situate rut enieralil e*|H-iimrnt with its pindurlinu ting su m with n t-lark tnoiir dinner die-*: a 55 i-aist cmrinld CiK-ktail's nt n'puldishnr't imily were ,-mdi'd by (l-inillion year *>ld aid and diamond clip and n I't ire, chipped on order from un and a half ratal eiiirtnlil ‘ting, Alaskan glarier and flown in n and an antique diamond flmvei- roolyr to Manhattan. Hut nt Ht»int spray onre piesentrd by Na­ the same time, another plane was poleon to the Kinpiess Josephine. winging its way across India SANFOUI) BEAUTY SALON Phone 1354 S P E C IA L Chest-O-Pops Box o f 36 Purest Candy Pops Individually wrapped M cCRORY’S Problem s THAN KS To nil tinr friends whn pntitini/.ed Ihc PALM S & P IN E S C O L O N IA L C L E A N E R S While wr were upending it Euclnldr Appleby Irene Appleltv ■*, gentle-woman about them, wheth­ er thry were ^8 carat brooches nr that lava of the career girl, tailored m*»»fijne jewelry sets. The "antique look" will be Im­ portant this season and—from th* fashion r i p t r t 'i comments—it would seem preferably that mlRule's jewels be brand new plecrt made to look like the antiques rather than the real article. Enameled Jewelry, to demurely suggest the baubles of grandmoth­ er'! time, Is extremely fashion­ able, as are rope* of pearls, pearls in choker fashion, or several strands of pearls treated as bibs. Colored beads and jade hava tnetr enthuslasta. as do seml-preclous ■tones. Top Item of th* fashion showing was a pair of blue-white pear shap- Mia* McMahon, owner and operator of* the Sanford Beauty Salon has ju*t returned from New York nnd ia cqulpj>cd to r Ivi* tho newest- trends In quality per­ manent*. from $-*».nn to S2n.no. Guaranteed npringrr nnturaU InstiiiR tl months or more. Phona 481 THIS WEEK’ S Ladles' ' Rayon Panties .. 59c V alu e.. 39c Ladles’ 1.98 Values ... 98c S lip s ........ 1.69 Value s ......... 1.49 *. 14c Open* 12:45 IV-M.--46c la d le V * Rayon Gow ns.................... . Today & Wednesday OR) VS€(X]K)0@@(L@(R WALT DISNEY'S * A beautiful aaaortraent of Eaay-to. aew material* including Rayon Printed Jersey, 8pun Rayon, Waffle WeAve Crepe, Rayon 8heer in Stripe*. Floral* And 8hadow Print. 86" and 89" width*. •• • _ Pull Fashioned 1.98 Ariftlwral Inner Sanctum ‘ . Nylon H o se.................... pair 1.29 Genulnr Plastic B a g s.. 2.98 V alues.. 1.98 Birds Eye Drapers...: doz. ...:3.19 Ladle*’ 8 f t " Drewting 1.98 V alu es.. 1.29 Com bs........ 10c V a lu e ......... . .05c H air P in s.. 5c Value 3 boxes .05c Large Aaaortment Pocket Book Novels :... e a ... 25c Ruper Vnlur Angel Soft Tissues 400 count.. Box 25c V a lu e s T o 1.98 y d . 54F * 51” -• Valoen to 1.98 Ball Point Pens ir Brushes e*V Fountain Pens �T o n fo ff Doubled T o FOUR-MINUTE Send Buck Across T o W in 13 Inning Game L a s t N ight MILER COM M ENTS PALATKA, July 29 (8 p e c i* l)Managcr Johnny Toncoff aVatlod a two ply poke from- the righthanded slant, of Buddy Lake in the bottom half of the 13th frame S ID E L IN E S Trim UmintAviJU |),Uni Orlando H I I'Mstka LtetbHrg l« <• hA.NKOHD 4* II »* if ** S b •• .*»» ] .III 1J .IV* * * ** tisy io n s llesrh SI •» .1*7 llw elta H ain nittl* S._ Orlando 1. Hi. Auewtln* I, Ireland t. I>*>tuna lleat-h a t Leeebur*. it*1 • rata. l-aU ik s I. Hanford I. ( I I iasli ssl T w lsr1, U s a t t Utlando St Claliieefllle. I , , , t u r s at Iis y lo n t Heath PaUlks si ‘SANFORD. St. o i l McManus, « M urray, lb lb Stivttntsn, U Ford . c - * * ilK C C O K P Af 3-43.0 at DuLsnit -set ♦.III ■tit *v* MU .*<*v .101 l i * II II* If1 21 / , irtAfu- 1 [X o o o r TiltY 1o A T o u li Ruth, Brooklyn St. Louis N»« York Potion I'tnclrlasll l ■» ] J M e U s AeU6rLf. A&- l i l l •'•■tRgAO/ tU s gQ ilA U O p I l Jftd A V L h f':; l(*X > A tC tirf Ss tin ft,Id. lb Auguwliu 1f«H STfeAdCMS \ (ZAFipv Y s4o V iel< ri»t£V i i 5 dpeAf »Ueo oofoi* \ lUrrinitun, rt take, n Hi 14*. tf Tyler, Westhsrs. II Toacefi, c S n S A K jD PirUe, >( Hanson, lb L s tf ir t •> 3C—-Tiftr tiut W C P i SFL PI5TAMC& . , RUrlrlER vM om CUKoPfc'M C B tfic s NAy Wil l o d e 16 . (2cW -(He ftkW'AkiNcM& MlbB* s when * i i it i* ii winning rue die WO 0»* *8* V - t Itrrorsi <1 11 ,i«: li, 1 * .in j« ,1. it A ii 1 l« is ,111 l»'» ton n i| .,n i»-* it Si . h i I I •» II si .*»« I* iit*uii. Teat,rday v,p!u* 'I'",*1' York S. Iielrott I 1ffc.le). rk lb MeOabaln, p • T o ta l, TU ESD A Y,' JU L Y 29, 1917 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA * PAGE FOUR Ten roff, H rMshui T s r o r n i i r n t i T i i ;- TongfE base b it,; Plrlle. H n tln *t« n Toncoff, Stolen b it* * i *sn T yler, ta k e lUcrJflceei 1 Dmo*vj*j. DftPUHU. tiirrtn fton , ¥ c (1Shagen Double player La,lre» and RADIO PROGRAMS E latio n Beck. Left on bests Hanford 11. Palaika I*. Itsse on bailer .off MrOahsgsn (. rorucb outi by I-ekr *, Medshagan 4. UmpUes: Cooper t svsly. Time of game it III*. «;* * *!0 Errors Decide Tilt Between Saintu, Hats WTItfC , Twillklit Bona, itporte f t ran A ir t o l l U e ls n in s K tW i Itm im im i CHICAGO, Jul v n v i*,ok King Bauch handleti of Aisank Tits 1:80 Hsath Myrt today weighed a ehailenge to fa<*e $lM l.’l* News Three costly error# by Ted Mad Calumet Form, Armrd in a win- I iv* Charlie list ner-take-all mntrh rare for 1100,. Hew, flound up 000 during the current Washing t:*S i l * Tuns iiusto tun Park meeting. ii*v< Tu»£.1sy L vsn tn s TIhi bid m*i> by tie T/itiHitig ton Park Juckay Club, yesterday IvtVO N .* » of ths Pay . U. - V-Uis ■I*-*, n — for—th r -buig-awalted •Itwwd'rwtr -tv-ek iteu oM tfu U y T ou ts between the two great Ihorntigh- ltttlo U m M»**M ptvgrsm breds became a challenge nffair tllV I Itrq u ritfu iir VuUtSi when bwnel W a r r e n Wright i t if* All ?fi« N .w s Thai Leetbun Pirates and the promptly said bis Armed Wa* Dayton Beach Islsts tilt wsi wash ed away. Line scorest Cekry Choppsrs Js m b o rts DeLand 000 800 000 8 7 4 St. Aug'tine 201 B!0 lOi B 4 C liomlBB* U s e s Alonso and M adjeski; Hallman, sure his home was in rendition Heinar and Stillwell, fo r th e proponed m atch a t a S,*4 J.*w « ilrtsfs mile and a i|uart»r wjtli each run lit)* ' Htmrli* Hsrsnad# Gainst villa 200 OOP 101 6 12 1 ner carrying 126 pounds. , : U mttybin' Tims 1 s t* 'B u rn in g Devotions Orlando 000 011 001 8 . 8 ( Hlrsch said that if ut>mi Coker, Kilts and Dulaney; Da­ return cast he finds Assault full I I I * - Mutniog M idltSIluas vit amt Abrcu. of run he will ict-omniriid Dial owner Roliert J , Kleberg arce;it * :l * Moitmere pervasds tha match. ISiN lleedline N«ws Tha distance would lie the same t# :« l Iwtln Atnsrtcan Ithyihni. as the Kentucky Iteiliy* which I i I t T u n*! lfilu 'v. lUuusHtd Assault won last year on hit way tv-la M o m tn n -B slo d lsi iv* N*sr* to copping racing's triple <Town II 11 s* 1‘io s rtm It* , bios n tn iis A T t ukbiib . In tlie three-year-old rratm. ID I* Luncheon I>anc« r Olsati. B- L. it us L y ra J . To At* Assault this year won five con-. It *1* . Drifting on e L’lr.ud that 1. WltUaroe. l l.* 0 New, e t . Noon Casaalberry O sidena Inc-. To saculive -stake, in New York dmf t : it* tVsMera IIoiiikUi p . U to rse O tbuiaa Carry * 'u i Dura- Maryland bafora finishing third t } r l * S t- n hour Nm h * to Stymie and Natrhr, in Em­ t i l l * HI sin pi i|ue MW Lseevlbeiiy, Hibbard etu i M. K. I* pire City's 1100,000 Gold Cup .1 .«* New, llrndllnee - Nad Skipper -* What does he know about base­ ball T I t so happens that ha is a for­ mer Major J-eaguer. . That is the history of John. Krider. the new Fed Skipper, ini h nutshell. * John started baseball back in' 1020. when he was n youngster; 18 y en s of age. In 1926 he was; signed by the Chicago White Sox with whom ha pitched for one month beforei the season dosed, •ant^ played In' the Fall city seiics between the- Cubs and Sox. In 1927 ha went to Spring train­ ing with the White Sos'an d was ftouted Aiitbci as si■ "tne lies Rntt itoy Wnnrlae*1 Wonder" liu by tor Bay Shawk and Ed Walsh. After He decided -to give up baseball Spring training he was sent to ( and return to Sanford to make his Jackson, Mis*, in the Cotton home in 1937 and Johnny has been Slates league. Later In tha same' her# ever tinea, vear he was farmed to Rockyf Mount. N, C. After gelling of I to a good start he hurt his arm and was forced to stay out of baseball for nearly a year. * Rocky Mount. After the ( showing with Rocky Mount he Pwthased by the Brooklyn D< «rs and farmed to Macon in 1 for whom he won 13 games. Krider was recalled to Hroo] auring the Spring of 1930, but Iwtwr returned to Macon when won 10 games , . i and B , aided ■__ The Dodgers still liked Krider'a work so they brought him back The New York Giants bea* the for another tour uf duty In the big Philadelphia Phillies i0—1, on show. Late In 1931, after n fowl Sept. 29, 1919, In 61 mlntue,—the , months with Brooklyn, he was| shortest game In the history of rent to Hartford, Conn., in the* the major leagues. * The American la-ague. In It* first season of 1901, drew 1/.SH,as compand to the 1,867,000 fans who att*nde<l N* tlonal League gsihes that seston. himself in a Drcjklyn uniform In 1032, and after two month* wae farmed to Jersey .City in the In­ ternational league. Je n e y City traded John to Nashville in 1933 for Lonnie Frey and In 1034 he was bought by the Philadelphia Phillies. After toiling severs! games fur the Phillies be was hit wrfTh a hat­ ted ball In a contest between the Phillies and the New York Giants, and as the result was iaactlvo for over -a month. The Phllltea sent him to Baltimore of the Interna­ tional League, then to Haselton. K rider started the 1933 season with Haselton, and was later gent back to Wilkes Barrc. Johnny could not take Spring trsluing in 193d because of an arm Injury, so he came to Sanford to get some sun treatments for Ms the rebound 'Hilly finished off the , South Carolinian with a vie ion, right to the mld-aectlon. Chuck Aleno Slated To Return To DeLand Matthews etna How !*« "V .& d V Barber, lU rtuond Armed established a mark of 1;49 1/6 fur n mil* and an eighth in the 160,000 Stars and Stripas handicap. In his latest start, ho cllmaiod his Arlington Park cam­ paign by Winning the |60,000 Ar­ lington Handicap. ORLANDO, July 29 (Special) —Billy Kinard s c o r e d another knockout victory last night in thu Legion' arena as he belted Dave Stewart of Spartanburg,- S. C., with everything |iut the water bucket to ch air up a second round victory. Shortly after the iwfoTid lhund opened Klr.artl poumlrd 8t«wr*‘ with a crushing left hook, and on iats ycsteTilay. , 'Aleno was scheduled to laave Atlanta yesterday and should be here In time to play against St. Augustine tonight, It wae stated. MUNICIPAL PARK 8:15 P. M .PALATKA VS. SANFORD Hals, It was recently” an- No Better .n il like to know how'DeLand is keeping so many veteran players under control. Looks to u* like Rt.lnecke, Clolek, Rosa, Madjeski, vittor and Knepper are too many, not to mention Hal Stewart, who S in ce J H H 2 ...F ir tt A m o n g F in e W h l s k l a Blended WhUkey U proof. C3%grala aautral spirUal Tkroe Festhtra DUlribidors, 1st, New.York The Jovial Fed boss again found , 3;>n Atlsrnooii Danes l;a e I.** *:*S U P Newt tia a Cloh Isirsl News Maifktwa Js>. L Suit -c 2 SALES DAILY Lamb e m * Dora; Ram. Jim a to x Oanavtava eU> Te- Donald D oan alus M argaret S la t . i* t fruvene. M, D- rtu i- Anna *WD> T a Willis a Ctevelaad (of Alai D upraa W . B a lal. lU rry C arru if inn T o U. I * Hie hula (F e * elm* pis D*adl. - A nd sa,. 1. U. a la x Allca M* f u C. &. Donon. D arton, C. D. To John O. Ande* a la s Alice n r.A L K STATX MOUTHAOB ^ C arry. George Otborne e ts s DoroIhy M, To Caeaelberry Hardens, too. llsrrleun. Cyrus J . To First Fed AGAIN WILL YOU HAVE THE OPPORTUNITITY TO FURNISH YOUR HOME AT PRICES 25 TO 75£ BELOW REGULAR RETAIL PRICES • Two - Tones • W ing • Tip* • Brogues • Loifert'. Inaan. Cbse. Jl. IVERYONE (Gibus SALE) ra Lvsn fe a r* etss Coep. To Kalla, UP TO 12 MONTHS . TO PAY ‘ a : ■ iff* T - *,♦ *v * : * =f"*‘ x H T ils Speaker played a few games s t first h s i. for Wsihlngi * ; l l Hetty Clsetlc* *t*a Niwe of lb* Dsy ton tn 1927. H- T e Heater hewell To Harold L . lie * Howard lieilow t t l * Hr tVav o r Sluste *■ I* Ksl»n P arad e t i t * News 1 v* Bar Hnn* Bauch l<*a N .w , of (he t»ay 3 t * l {’avail ads of Bulls » DELAND July 20 Seminole County Court Records T a Vaeeelbsti y U ard .n t, la c . . T ay lai, K u itn a It *tus Marta ItTo John f» Dolllo, alus Mlgron U K lrchhurr. W . K-, J r . Slss t-urllle To W sda Hamilton s lu t Bethel (LT D W D ). ' ' ' awuf ford, U rotdae K. To K lmer B B r o w n . eAi* Lucille. * _» AND OTHER CUSTO­ MARY SERVICES •e ^ ,L ; . "-H r ^ ■ 1 �I th e Merchants In Poland Are Closing Stores YARDLKY VEN ETIAN IIM NDS America'* .Must Beautiful . mi •• ( M i r •• I’oli'hrd Alumiaum \kk till I'or Free Hatimate EN S -r f ill \V..Robinson Phone 2-0720 Orlando FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM NICK’S OWN ICE CREAM Wf) m ake our own Ice Cream, A ll (favors Tusty — Delicious — Healthful NICKS 4 1 4 Sanford A ren s* S A R TIC LES RECORD PLAYERS for rent, lly day or week. The Music Hot, lit* W. 1st tit, I'hopo t».Vl. ' FOR SAl-E JL L have watermelon, lo|H’s, pearlies, toniatiH-s, ilOlh through Aug. 1!. I I French Avc. Priced rigid O FFICE apace in Mclseh Ituilding. lutrge Kght tdIces, Iiewly decor, a led. all utilities, beat and tani* USED Electric refrlgeialor. Cm lie seen at Sanford Electric Co. lor Mrvice furtiisheil. Call HfldWi H. A A. Dept. Store. FLOWERS* fur all occasions PAItM y n i : ItKNT -'J0 *crea snl ' Mr NEILL it YOST FLORISTS trurk farm. I Sipes Are. Just off Celery w* Lot m ils, n 7 mom jlfceMlng opt] I tspsm house* 2 Urge barne. j Office ph. 403 residence ph. 610 H DweUlog lor. nut only with “ -^ -JafRtCOa ■ Cainers*? • ■•Avcntlr,' Metal W o ik sT -rm w radiatora n,vll. East side Sttnfotd, Fla., phone new radiator cores, radiator 11 ‘ 102.R. P. O. UoU SSJ. hk II. i^-leaning ti re|iuiring.___________ i'R ^ S iv ijk r ________ _______________ CONCRETE SEW ER PIPE • CONVALESCENT HOME . *.ow •SKI’TIC TANKS,* Ureas*) Tiaps .0 ,4 open.at Chuluotn. lH mile* S. E. llliN'ks, Aluminum. Window < nod of Sanford tiftd IH miles N- K. Serecns. White eentent, 1‘aint, •lit4; o f Orlamlo'. I.mg, serren and 1‘crma-tile, Hurricane ^racea s r oa'n pot* be* to rit and enjoy Miracle Conerete (.'gmpany, 3trJ —.Wm-Av*r—Phonw-ttmT— m ( p from nu(d UnCfiCs SALE—hlmerock for drlrelobby ami room*. Ei irk etiitsiruc­ FOR w.iyg and roadway*— Phone tion. Can nrefunodnte 23 only. Phone or write -for resetvuHnn a t once, Ovi,»t > "r Dr. I l.'XEDO FEEDS- -complete dit'X Martin o.'tuj or write Ho* 137 Hunt's Tuxedc Feed Store. Chuluota Flotilla. lotrge redan Hat torses A flattery Charging' for guest - to visit their do*dor. II. II. POPE CO, INC. Salesman and collection for white instirance-deldt. ago "5-45. Sal­ ary ami commission, Write Hoc fORMMt Congreiimsn Andrew 3. May of Kentucky leaxes Federal Court In Washington after he was NURSE for sentenced, along with Henry end Murray G artion. on charge* of WOMAN for genrrnl housework. bribery and tgrupitacy in defraud ........................ ....... ..... wartime 11>7 N. Locust Ave. the government. The rhstrrnan of 4he 4louse RAIIUry Affairs Committee end the Oars9 . W O R K W ANTED sons will appeal the sentence of eight months to two year* Imprison­ EXPERT puintliig —contract or ment. (International .Sonndphnfo) hourly .basis. H. U. (■r*>gau. Free estimates. Phone 7KLJ. FLOOR SANDING A (im.hing, rleaning A waxing. Our powei unit enables u.* tu wort, aliete Kt'rn "r there is nu rlp itic cotineeliu.i SP L C iA I. V MV ICES in r»i of t A Iit iiiiiir y, tls sHUacwf -A— COAL elrculnting heater. Reason, R R E A L P H A T E FO R SA LE FOR SA I.E.-Slightly useil Elgin bicycle. John II. U<«>t, SI I PalRKAL ESTATE INSURANCE til Itl.’S Hieycle. Philyo Cabin*? . . _ MORTGAGE LOANS Radio. Phone 252-W, lAYMOND M. HALL. Realtor <Repi.iI'ted Itroker and IIAIIY rattiage, Thayer rollansL " I■Ir,, good rondilion. Phono 602 m Lnsurnnce Agent m M ^ Florida State Hank Bldg. en story, three Ia-droom CANVAS PAINT- clear and rotTwo ear garug*'. t)n ora. HKNKARIK PAINT A A I HI x 1 to in Mayfair, GLASS CO. Phone 320, unfitrnisheii or. furnished. PURE. Air Gas Kilrhen Unit. Mnreeneile Cabin Court. So. Orllndt louse On la r g e k .t. C o rn e r Hit kHighway. P)mne 22y.M. ■ o r y and 7 th Hi. 7 0 0 K . 7 fh S t . $ 2 ,9 0 0 . A p p ly t o j . E . W a lk er, Into. Phone Simmons for Itawlrlgh business LOST; white- plastic ladies hand­ In Northeast Polk County. 1600 bag In Penney'* Saturday. Bet. families. ITod nets sold 20 year*. |o Herald Permanent If you are a huatlcr. For particulars writ# RawIclgh’a Dept. FAH-440-103S, Memphis. Tenn. or see R. Hart­ 1935 DODGE—4 door aedan, new man. Box 234, Mmgwood, Ha. tirr*. rebuilt motor. Call for 'Kenneth Murphy at City Trailer 10 COLORED l>oy* ’and 8 edored women for kltckcn work. Apply Tig n Whistle, Tark A Geneva MODEL A Ford R oaditef.' *200. Tele. 183-J or Co. 3304, Avenues. ONLY D O D G E BUILDS TRUCKS AN D ONLY DODGE DEALERS SELL THEM! men ha,l -liar linemplnvnient I I . 073.01 itt.mat. pnymenls. had gone to oil Sem inole C o u n ty M otors haiMtlon of In'iicfil* was in P unto -Y#tii nitif r-*rii nl %»nl are nrlili y nnilfi-.t Mtid rwialrwl »« m f i l aHi Lalftlirt« if nil tlrmSHtifl wnlrh 1 **11, AI in* * OZARK IKK ?r-mrr-tra rr^Tir i iTrn-nr i'f ?. .ffip a* nfumfev, A* HONEST, MONEY. B th * kMERA KftfFltln, A n you tm nblea by distress o( femsts fununuiul monthly dtsturbsn rrst Does this make you su tlsr truni pstn, fssl an arrrxms, tired, • rsk - a t surh ttnissr Then ao try brats x. rtn th sm ‘ 1 V rs tu h is co m is)"»a to rslleTs aurh •jniplon * rtm o u i to hrlp women troubled Uila way I Also, • stomBChtc lon lot . DINAH- , OZARK... COME IN/ KISSED r<>imty I iMrc of S.mliml- ’'"imM Painting, plastering and minor st-. - - a * AilmlHlMlHl4*«- «if tli« carpenter work. 102n W. l*th. I r A- I*rumiff, ilw'FlIiHt LAND C L E A N INC. AND polilkil^ih July n, LKAINAGK. 2 NEW CATP.RPILLAR D FISEL Ill'Ll,DO/.-! KRS WITH I’ A L M K T T I • R AK J - i S TWO 3/1 YD. • I) RAGLINK-S. Kl)UIPM EN Tl NOW IN TH IS VICINITY., DIAPER SERVICE ' ' N1MNK IIT CONSTRLHTfON For RrsrrvalIons' or Immedlsts CO., ORLANDO, FLA. PlIUNK Delivery lb SANFORD— PHONE 23357 2300 East Rohlnaon' Ave., Orlendo RENT A CAR YOU DRIVE IT ( • PHONE 200 lurnlfur* Krliniibmi RWICKLAND-MURHIHON Cabinet Work U.DRIVB-IT. INCi Expert Worltnuntltip SE E US FOR THE SANFORD CABINET MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING SHOP AND TVPING 1Z4 Paknetlo Avenue CREDIT HU It EAU OF S a n fo rd ZINNIA’ nod marigold* t>l*nt#-&i Pall flowers rmw ready. It'ixsclter. Florist. Tele. 212AV, fY desirable f i r o* rno.it KXI’ERT RADIO RfPAIRING Celery Avenue-. . U«w. Can he purr heard Fred Mycni. 311 E. 2nd 8L _ DL'NI.OP .* $2500.00 cash, b a l a n c e WHITE WALL TIR ES ATTENTION MOTHERS (UlO. Hi *21,5(1 plus lax. L e e s — DIAPER SERVICE— bert A .’Williams’ Ilahv Valvet furnishes hospital ! Allanltc Rank Hldg. tllhernl tia<le in S.xRh 3—oOa tlOP Di *21.6(1 plus tax. clean,sterile dlapera ami deodar'lied cantaine'r. Economical t\nd la'M lilH-rnl trade In, Ci|y we ‘have a nlre five safe. Fully medically approved * Rob Denni* Tire Co. ittngalnve with all mnvenCall Da/lona 2407-W collect for 413 W. 13th St. I'hohe 903 eight large lots, terms c details. 1)6 diapers, $2 4 wee • arrange*!. Priced only . "F IR S T IN SANFORD" 6 A R T IC L E S W ANTED TRACTOR MOWING — We mow krUrt A. Williams '• Highest cash price paid for used • vacant luts, roadsidea or Urge 12 Atlantic Hank Itldg. furniture. Ted Davia Furniture acreages. Phone 41 or 167-J. Co. 311 E. 1st. Ph. 968. ll home. Several blocks enter of loxvn. Phone 169- I’Ll. HUY your ear rcgardlem of TRACTOR AND TRUCK WORK. Io<t ua clear building Iota, plowage' or condition. Hoy Reel, 306 ing, harrowing, fill d irt dirt W. 2nd St. .* ’ ' moving and new ground work on Iota or. farms. Phone •4'12-W. new. Lawn Shaver, Aak 7 P«ta, Livestock. Supplies C. D. Forrester. Rt. I, Hox i'9. lonatrntlon. HKNKARIK - ~ - I 11*1*11 ~T— ami— ^ ' 'LONNIE Mr Mullen’s M a r k e t & GLASS CO, 112 111 FOR SALE good saddle horse or Shop, open Thursday, Friday A trade for kid pony. A. C. Ren* Saturday. son, 8. Sanford Avc.' aluminum garage door. LAKE Mary loiundry Trady for Urush, 801 Park Ave. Good mule for sale cheap. T. B. Business. Have your wash done Kinard. P. 0 . Box 206, Lake LE- at Minorville, former the llendlx Way. Mrs. II. I .amp. Monroe, Fla, tsc. 25 thousand fact 4 sv drain tile, 8 & 6 inch 8 HELP W AN TED 13 NOTICES— PERSONAL iwrr pipe, good belli. H nrh galvanized and Mack EXPERIENCED celery grower or WILL pay *6 for transportation ilpe, valves of the same trained Term manager for farm to Daytona or New Smyrna, (00 feet 4 Inch Universal Yn Zellwood area. Good position Thurs.. Fri. or Saturday. Phone aler pine, east Iron, "000 I'minm i< r Hugh Emerson re. ported today dial i t # dm in letter found g**mtr through the mad* it illegal. Although only money iV 'jwnt under tin- m u "get tidh uulrk" (ii.oi! letter. Kntfi'on .!#. dared that flu theory t* “In e|o» lritton of the lottery luuid In', and l>, i .,, ti i' . i ' . |mting ,t"' «lhlMr to prl-efutyin ,nnd. Ins, of mall WHATEVER YOU HAUL OR DELIVER M’ Nrwxfeatures WASIIINUTUN Tire Veteran. Admini.iiation .ay* one war ve' eran out of every 5.‘l has esha'iiled him rptltbuirnt ti> unemployment benefits. ' A* of May 1. .the agenev sjiil, i!HH.6*n oiii'inployril person* out -of-a—Wm-U-AVai U y'eteiaig-i*u|^ illation of I I.Ji'iT.fMMi ha*! iltawn! the maxiniiin amount* due iliem] in weekly installment* FJli . a] week foi a loaximum of 52 »/,*!,*.! In aiblitloti. lit.till self-em-■ Moved, xeietnns inlist o f'llie n tj agrieultin ni wmkeis had ' * liauiitetl thru i’tilillemellt* of ,'I ihiI a month for In. and Iwo-fifltM month* triilrln F'lRlti ♦ •*r from lh* ilfitv of ihr (lr«i »?f Oil* ficyil-,’’ Huh ’or 4 11 I*(* f»* wHtimr .*h*l till tint* fix* pi*i f ill it »i*1pfHe Attit— |U**4 —f-lftre—lltMmf *»f ‘ I tjr PjdiRlllll, 1ftr| *hal% its# ftwmil l*i t«V flu elulmutitg t»»* »»-••hi. «t hit nl> ell. Vnhen Radiator Shop, lot t*--i ti«*s. (tmt « r *nr It i letj in tu 4*- itiii.fi.if nut w* fflsFfl ahnl | ft* \i.yli| Sanford Ave, Ph; 3G0-W. LOVE SEAT -- giMwl condlllon P. J . Welter.*Elder-Sprlng.i. DATING- Asbestos Alttroof coating- footl for date or composition roof*p leaks. Coot* your home ,6%. Ten year warranty. IRIK PAINT A GLASS L IU W. 2nd St, E x h iiim iv *> f I t c i i c f U f t (|Stit Alrnilt, U'l its*I t lie- I-' |*-1*1M*t«* XMltm j*ir* ■ llttKAl* IlMulMitfr »%♦, ini tllrtl «*■ ,'l|ii#ii*t *•* *ni*l iilHit# i«nr* I«lilriIrt 11f :tliir |#¥ff«* *ff I Itr- Fi*r111Nl ■ HtfitI iilfe=ri *11 Ii»w* «f :K **<ttIritis IfHlf wllli lt*«nl tlif i"iiraj( * "ml *if |Ur I CEILING fans for aale. l.aiA-v'a FOR RENT*—-Floor -under. Easy Drug Store. ■ jopcrntion. Reaaonalde lalea, Sanlo i d I 'a lt i l A - ( i I u k s t u . i'liu n e Mill*. Poultry Supplies. Nails, I’urina Feeds, Croeerft-s. uml MiuiIs . Ton eh Uni A Watson, 1201 4 ROOM house with ligh'-i mid DOItGK • PLY.MOUTII Celery, Phone IIOII. water, 120 month. E. A. Coving­ PARTS AND HSR VICK ton. Eld' r Springs. Palmetto Ave. Phone 1011 House ttailer for sale. Cheap. '.'1! FURNISHED apt, for a eoupl Maple Ave. . , : • 607 W. Ini StiiH-t. Yeats, llavo'yuur wouleiia moth AUTO KADIOt), Motorola. Kalrs proofed now. Downtown Cleanand Service. Tim Music II if, era^tE—t-jumdrv. - 113 “PlllWtlo' tl'.v W: 1st 'St. Phone 7*31. Avu. Phone 014 wo raiho r nhineix with phono i'iano Tuning ami Repairing. 1, inAtnrs in them Sill. Res. Gil-W. 3 W A N TED TO REN T THREE 20” ‘ pedestal fans. Kxreh WANTED to RENT unfurnished Show, cards and Irnt condition. See Sanfonl Elechouse, 3 or I l*«*l rinuus. Will O— Dima SIGN J1 -. 8 VICE tcie Co. 11(1 'Magnolia *Avv pay ittm.fto month. I't-ul W. 0 . D. Landress. Phone 1021 ■ — i ' n u m i tas Header.- Rjuuii g.-Fioriilo - State RADIATORS cleaned and repair, Hank HinJdmg. Phone lb-ill. Hydrants and special,*, selling these articles at mnt evrn thn sp/oy of rr out of the market, t e t Superintendent on or rail Orlandp 0723 P. M. t« T f i f i r t f At -’ l l *fT3TiTT j trw flleo. where of 53,000 person* en*j Hawaiian titled to benefits. 15,130 had ui*d i|rvrna< up the wj-ekly unemployment nl- tj,ov |taVf towttiiees. fit^ m w A VA survey showed that i n __ thi* United Stntrx, •outlie u vet- ^ Irr-n T l rr*n« in, general, were tic- M-iiil •_*(* allowance-exhaustion rati*. •— Hawaii Ixm-tril the only etenuj When i record of no rxhnuxti«n*, although latltn l to 2.1MHt of her 2K.(HHt war Veterans (he grade hove drawn aomc unemployment' age, that, payment*. (Ino official mid tnatty yottnif or 268,62(i Vets Have Legal* Notice 12 ifto R in y FONTAN A - Calif Fired hut once in their 111—year duty guard­ ing California* roast, two hirlte H-int’h railway coastal defense Kuna have l«*en scrapped. The two 175-ton monsters roared just oner That » a * in lUI*. ami in praetlie. They never fired n s in I,realise ihe eoneiisslon from their blast damaged l*u> many buildings and windows over a wide area. They Acie Tflminted as haib<>t defelise weai*<>it* at Fort MarArthur. in -nuthem California, after being. brought ftom *,\|a«»arhuaett- Jit years ago * over a special route on which hrulge* and culverts hud An t-e reinforced all the way Now, their muled duty entled, they have Icrn rut up for scrap to food the furnaces at the Kaiser SteVf mill here. Making **rap of the hig rifles wasn’t Itltttfe les* «f a job Ihau bringing.them west. To ptrparr them for shipping in railway gondola i b i s , they had to l-e *rut up. 'Cutting look one man eight hums to make fust one slice Ibtoiigh the f*o foot bar­ rel*. Dunn* the process, eight tank* of oxygen went into th*« heat totih every 15 niintuei. Their neu non martini role will lie that of steel plate, aheet and HELP W A N TED 8 sxn fo rp, Coastal Guns fire One Time in 2ft Years LODZ. POLAND — (ill — Many merchants in thi* great Polish tex­ tile center art* closing their shop* and "giving up trailv on quite u large sea!.,'' says tilt- newspaper Dsiennik I.odtl. It added: "Lodi offieial dr.-lea find this faet alarming md re­ flecting unfavorably on economic life." ' A apreial goverment commission him ordereil that n tin etui permit must ,Ih* .Obtained before any 1msini*M eanTt uM’ operating, Officials, •akl thev didn't know why’ * were eliding. ; v< In lad *. a* elsewhere in 'eland, shopkvi-pete display a !u»re min­ imum of goods they have *.<> sell hilt keep .ittpst of it etoted nwny from public view. Iil located down -t«wt tOPto date upulnit-ntr modern efutyttnioneos. only. Ph"ii it fi HEDRtif IM house or ppt occunsn, v Ort. I — Per mi fatidgri-. Ph. eag-IL s y r r o K P H tro tu p , NOW YUH LL 5CE HOW INNCRCENT -AM AM. ___ _ ^ D A R LIN G ! 7' AN' FCP WHOSE BENEFIT THIS KISS. '5 LOVUM OOYf// MICKEY MOUxSH T ^ -ii-iAT M 3 H T .J . —A - r UwUHUH THE LONE HANGER Obituary Notice wc'vc oor tq 0 \ / l WAHr AVIEWOf I HE OF ]( CONS flJUCDON CAHP.' MOW ABOUT TXlNuB r ~ J | THCRr LGOOO "Pt-ACC AUN IM CA.YP HOLD ) burial ! By ErairStriker n>tra A'Sve o o r to i imo our who HYDIAE. PINKHJUH'S&8«mI Wheeler of Sanford CANVAS AWNINGS CANVAS F0RCH CURTAINS VENETIAN BUNDS Aluminas, Steel, WoodI ' 10 DAT DELIVERY We REPAIR! F R E E ESTIMATES Phone 808 By. Paul Robinsoy BiArtTHOMB- >T WATCH REPAIRS Three Day Service All Work Guaranteed FtooCTMAT UiKCH 4<ArigTO««sx»a r -nc^CMiw* •* f* REACH f*CN»C/J THAT* n« last f Ttirt C5WT PUSH U S Apotrto flttf O JM tO *4>w (S a o poeft k >n«t rovic* crAnoN - 1 PlANk.-? KO. COMSJ3 IN - w v x a iw r d > ,') ^ I TO Ch.X CWtCXivtC J V - r l - -- ; Fr*CO P.1QY* THWJ* ,'fotrat 'h M 0 .1 AOI 12 Months The Wafch Maker MATHER’S -i.T.ilirr-ffi �I rUESDXT,' JULY 29, 19V Tire BXNWmiS HERXtU; PAGE Toncc Sen To Gan pa la i Manager handed « the botto: to drive tha wiini hurlcr’a -t A1 Met in tha ni| no run* second U Tonight A uleas i a tingle that Ms; call, on C hillock at Tomorr Leesburg China Object* Td * ’ Fo reign »AHsiHlance NANKING. July 29, U P )- Rep­ resentatives of the Democratic League told LL-ut, General Ail«*rt X2. Wedenn-yer today that the Chinese people are bitterly >1" posol to hny foreign .assistance which would likely prolong the rivil war "whether it comes from the United Slates or tha Soviet*. I,o Lung’Chi. league spokesman, told newsmen afler a conference with Wedrmeyer's American fort­ finding mission that he was convinced the investigation was tin partial “but we are more interested-in-’ What happens after they return to* Washington.” . - In Shanghai.1 the Dally ( hen Yli'n PS0 edltoriarty accused the United State*, through the med­ ium of the' Wedemeyer fae'-liniltng mission, of ■'interference in China's domestic politics." The nrwspnper, reputedly ownby a dissident'njemlx r of the Kuomintang (government party), said: ^ "To fact find is "hardly * cornDiimrnt. D i.\ nui glorious that on* state should Investigate another that ia oh an npial foot- tfwmii. f Buck, tt Wtsthvis Tonceff. ' R n i*s if nton. t sties. * S McOsbsln Totali —Twn sciutd ,*Klit til#- 11*1.1*"i t** ident Roosevelt mured top Navy officials to "reverse" themselves. *'1 got ail order for DR) aii_ carrier*,” he said. "All hell broke louse. They did not want aitcraf' earners* They waut«4 d*»Uu)t •is. r - ioM Them I chiiM TOT build destroyers Finally They cancelled ord»r* for 50. Tire baby aircraft earners have bftn crr*i*t*it]l l»y, Ih l, Nuivy with playing a major part ^ in tho winning •fh * wa r . K a f v c r swung into the story of them a* Ferguson pirssed a line of ipies- Hr.oMVf.ir—hint—ff award of the plan# contract* to In * . Kaiser and Hughes. iit» ' .Under this i|ue»tion, Kaiser said would apiwar" rltat Ilia Pres­ ident "left a note” (presumably hr— ------ rd'NsTy - i.rncUHI flbonr-Tlic ca r Error Three UaniKm*i< final>t*Arf« tlWfl lime application of M. K. Haume 'for a leas# on the Winn ^Lovetl dock building on .the lakefront will he taken up said Mr. Sayer, The building hat Iwen put in good condition by the City, ha declared. Action w i) deferred by the Commiaiion on a propoaal by the Silver Fleet Cab Company for increase* In ratea. They, prnpoecd a 25 cent fare within the area bounded on the ea»t by Mellonvilla Avenue, one on the aouth by Twentieth Street and*.on the wait by Cedar Avenue, and that all aingle farea outside that xono in the city It# increased to 50 cent*. With, two or more passen­ gers, the 25 rent rate would pre* operating funds. As we spent (2; P12 Inst year it can readily p seen that the Increase this Is 12.926.- Our operating bu.ljr howevrr, for this year iw pugka three thousand dollar* JW* tKs-1 last year. "This decrease in operstfaM fundi, in spile of the increase 3 the total budget, is brought aU ^ in two w ays:"F irst: I-ast year we had h j unfilled position that was v * t * j for twelve months,- one pu/its J that was vacant, for dive tnontlj and another that wa* vacant thr.J month*. The salaries that w»J allotted for these positing.* » r j added to our operallng^ijudn This year all talariea for unfill The Commission wa* informed positions have been made t that three hew Chevrolet truck* available. were ready for delivery by (Ini"Second: Salariea have t* ler Motor Sales. Tha trucka to increased to . a leva! where t which bodlea will be added, are hope we will tw able to hold t to be used for garbage and train men we have. Two of the politic delivery, eaid Mr. Sayer. vacant last year have been fills Application* fur lease ' of sev­ "This cut iti'our operating fut eral buildings a t the Municipal will mean that we cannot do H0101 HO A FKM OilP on Ids nlghT-stlck, a Michigan police officer take* William C. Stacey, Column. Mich., Airport were received but action^ tpuch as we had honed to < Into custody following an outbreak of violence at the strike-bound Remington-llund plant at Denton Harbor. was ' delayed pending securing by This W.UI apply especially J o tin Fii tmed right, officer*.turn powerful lira hoses on the milling striker* in an effort to disperse them Mate the City of the balance of the sections outside of . Wsnfci police were ordered to the scene after Michigan's Governor Kim-Slglrr had been notined by llcfrlrn County Airport prbperty. namely. Oviedo, Zellwood, Wjet oillrials that a state of "11101 and Insurrection" eslsled at the struck plant. (JnlrrmHionol Soumlplidto) Two application* for street Garden and Samsula. Whei« ; light* were taken under considera­ bad planned to increase our (rtf tion, said Mr. Sayer. One request in these district* we will now n j was by The Church of' God at 1HIS DRAMATIC PHOTO made in the courtroom at the Overell yacht mur­ unable tu do as much as wed * Fifth Street and Hickory Avenue, last year, the other by The Church of God der trial at Santa Ana, Calif., shows reconstructed alarm clock time H'aaliaawl lisa* 0«*l “In giving yuu these figwj bomb which llie prosecution chafgcs set off the fatal blast resulting in : at Twenty-fifth . Street rind Llm i would like to haw it cIrk ! l. end tliat in turn I* due the deaths of Uie parents of Louise Overell. CrlminoloRb.t lloi.Tr Greene Avenua. a* I liointed to low co*^I production . U shown using the meehantsm to act off a photo flash bufb afler defense, understood lliat we are hot « * l. The out in yesterday's column objection tu the experiment had been withdrawn. The time bomb ar­ ■citing or finding fault with s ; solution of the (fiffirulty -l. pelll* rangement was built from the evidence shown in ruins of the cabin individual or group'of individiaJ in large degree on |>ersudding the cruiser on winch Mr. and Mrs. WaiU-e.Uwatwii-dw-d. (TwlrrsfUf6aW7 coal miners, who finaljy won iheir we cannot give them the sjd fu r d#v week, to surrender that f ( I S a l l n u a Dm S m i l i i r l tiunsl service that they hav* U. and half the dock* had been de ntiinlquea said, the Semaratig vi­ cherished pure fid *- tuna the led to expert by the alatcnsr 1(1T.T#<T* of the lOflhtry and r-tuili stroyed. cinity is rsturning to normal. The that our funds had been inrrviW to the old grind -- temporarily, !u (A Republican communique is­ population was ' reported going 1 can assure you no one rrgrn be sure, but still to turn the clock sued in the Indonesian capita) of beck to villages and rics fields our inability to serve the grow* bark, Jogjakarta said a Dutch warship ami, with connections restored be­ more than 1 do. Should at tt That's where the question of bombed Pekalongan, 30 miles cast tween the city and-the hinterlarid WASHINGTON. July 29<A’)- time during the year addition leadership enter* in. and why of Tegal, .Saturday.) food prices were said to 're fell President Truman'* temporary Air money he released for our ut British newspapers are suggesting In southern Sumatra, the Dutch1ing. Policy , Board tocay began Its that Foreign Minister Frlres*. 1I.-Varmy reported, fires cngulfsd four I tin Jogjakarta the Republican studies to assist in formulating We will immediately try to ci pand our activities, in propoi m mav succeed Mr. Attlee in event wvlls in Uhe Peosapo fields, two a national policy on aviation. lion to the funds made amiable of the lalirr's resignation. Deyirr of.them reuses) by sabotage and army said Its air ‘ froces bombed ■i*. credited-with—being flm luplt: oil. Official* were quoted a* and Salaliga today and, \h°uK,f Iward Iwgan oignniiing the study "greatest -possible' beni-flti from saying the n«qss on the flank chased by two Dutch fighters, ordered by Mr. Truman July 1H aviation." The job assigned thr i^ard is of the fields, weke of minor Im­ "returned unharmed” to its base to aid the. nation in obtaining lire similar to that given (tie MortuW portance. \ Board in 1926. Tht* Morrow ie-1 (In a review of tiiejfjrst week ol The army laid lVa^HTptlOtrari»_ n i.le s riorlli- commendations laid the basis fut; had rut off the water supply tvwsflirl, the Indonesian news r-niiiicd Diiicli American aIV policy to. ( « & _ _ _ Kevin is one of Di train's must ( to SaUITjfBrand wrerv^committing »gene>^viot»ra—eaid —lUiplrblicau tf.T. ' AtitUaraw* forcefdt personalities, and a !e.rn Rulmtage on telephone communica­ forces wiu?"rh+vuUuiiog Semiiiatig p o ck e ts ill icy en. roule to lender, lie has astute jud/nieill,* Situirrel hole*. frii|Uentl, are tions in the Senrarang urea. from Fast ami \VesTSl>»<l halted ami two ot ang is a gmal executive, fhojign -found uif thr east si l>a of "tree* . Kconomirally, however, the com- the Dutch el Salatiga^knd Am- Jogjakarta. sumetimrs tasli iri his Montnc**, lie Is a brilliant and -niiiful speaker, capable, of dealing cither , with an audience of worker- or n ' conference of international states-1 men. Hr Is a fighter and like* a : good scrap. Small wonder then that msny of j his party should think of linn ns being thr light jnan to inspire (he workers of the country tu under. take the production needed to put Fug rand on . her fret, especially I was born on a tobacco farm i • *\ Political Emergency j !*■*• Slurr«> Harrlngto Lake, n Brig*, cf »*((•< (i* i.i Tylsr, lb Rilvsrmsn, Fold, c Kuisei told the committer that h ecottceived the idea fol a 2oOtoil cargo* plane in the Spring of 11*42. He saiil he tlisrusscd it with planebuilder Donald Doug­ las and Douglas was “ttemriuliiusty enthifsiastic. Station Cut Occupational Tax Indonesian Fight Board Begin* Work On Aviation Policy LUCKY STRIKE presentsTHE THETOBACCO AUCTIOMEER! lAlonio jinn; he.*U cixrcdingly itioru decision DgLand 8t. Aug* llginer Orlando Coker via and S till WOIKTU Sle\ cn Qlrdnlch plays the role of guide to UtfN picsat iiesidr the Industrialist wliTfs ha testified. iH-rasioimlly supply too. that there ate many who feel } turesquely garbed vlxitor* from Arable as they tuur a plant ot tfm sure he would like to tie prim" Carnegie-Dlinols Steel Corporation In PlUibutgh, Pictured are (1. to r.): sou finally had tnllmun sworn as minister, although the ipjiclhm A1 quadl Mohammed At Amrl; Prince Saif A1 Islam Abdullah, of Yemen; Glednlch; and^s/ed Hassan Ibn Ibrahim. * (/n(craaKpnol). a witness mid then asked him of his iovalty to his present chief whether he knew of anybody In doesn't arise. Washington who was "giving Mr\ However, Devin isn't the iijuvenient Com Kaiser the iirush-off." lie repaid out ol I most rertainly do." Calhoun teplied. “Mr. William Unit and sure to bat lie to letatn his leader ■1 periist of years. The .State Hoad Halt is a former Wl’ll vice TALLAHASSFEt July 29 -tdh* Department, will build and mainchairman. Meigs was one. tima The State Board of Administration tain the ro'ads. and bridges, and chiaf of W l'll's aircraft division. l°d*y gkve its formal approval take title to them when the debt to issuance of gasoline t*x t e- l i * cleared. * " venue certificates for financing The financing |.-an, first of Us I *> ,225.Otkl of road and bridge kind in Florida, was approved by j construction in Broward, Buwan-’ ihe Supreme Court last week. |fT«*iii|itin.»v«l In*mb<I'MAt IInr) |nee mid Highland counties | Bids for thu aecutitle* will bs to start at 2:00 1\ M. Further In­ I .The certificates will tie. iaaued opened on Aug. II. formation may lx* secured from 8. II. Farm-st, Herman Harriett or J . B. Ftlt* of Hanford. . .. The following horses were in tha Sunday event*:’ Rider Owner Horse I I u ii O . - . U l n . » Il*rl . Earnest * Bullet Cameron fishetmen have liecit using seines Far next • in the two hig fresh water aieas Mrs. Earnest Sport Man llehr since Mav when the leglilature Windham Dan Whltner Appleby passed special arts designed to re­ Appleby open them. Kill* Both the hig lake and the Si. (’linger Prescott Raulrraon Johns have- been areas of dispute Prancer llumbalnw between epbrt* ami rumiurrrial Harriett 6 IM KCK8 Betty Howard Howard fishermen for years. Sugar Hoy Pell Mviand Thr Irgiilsture has designated Cracker '- Howard Howard them as salt water 'in attempt* Jacob* Jacobs tu rrmavn them from jurisdiction Champion Hsidanraleh of Ine Game Commiision, which Bankas Flicker - ' Kabun . MabtitL (U JA U A N T E K D H E C A P S has cohitltutional power to teguTarson' Vieno. Vieno late fresh watep fishing. Lady Prittard Prittard Circuit Judge Hugh 51. Taylor -Polly , Cochrnn Cochran of Quincy ruled last' week thal deWolski daWolski three act* of Tha 1947 legislature Pell Chief Pell . attempting to place the two areas' Cochran Cochran under the Hlate Conservation Cochran Cochran Commission, which regulates the Carleton Carleton ■alt water seafood Industry, were unconstitutional. • ■j At' lehal Hi major commercial ONI.Y 1 ON HAND Earlier, Circuit Judge W. II. products are made from apples. Harrison handed down a decision! at Arcadia declaring unconititu-i tlunal a 1917 act exempting Ht.j Johns and Okeechobee fishermen I <!AL. O U T S ID E W H IT E from punishment for violating game board rulings. jCountjes To llse N c w i ^ ; Plan To Build Bonds JSK and I’ve Bold tobacco at auctions for over 19 yeors. In alTthat time - I've Been the makers of Lucky Strike buy fine, good-tastin' tobac co. . . tobacco that's got quality, real quality." . Riders Compete J. l . c u m m in ». iN DrerwngNT t « a s c « n s b i n o N r r g i>rCiBlba«a, Kmlurtf * (U VftAltH A LUCKY HTNIKE ItMOKKM) Fishing Rules !T * C ss TsyWi To Johl Kin hi To Wat (LTD V ’ -Awolb /Ntlli* I tr tk’ ALUM1NUMW ARE T IR ES tNsv* ••WD) T Dupe rtegtoa pis D»< •>oJ*t C : 1 It. Dorn stu* A :t::. Curr] (by M. flssil ' S a e ta g ' L*mt Mats ) 1 * Crtiti Dmisbl BATH - rim , R. L. Urtm 600X16 RADIO & VICTROLA COM B. 64.50 279.95 Honey Is used ss a sweetening agent by bakers atpl confestioners, because it imparls flavor and helps presents foodstuffs. FINE TOBACCO is what counts HOUSE PAINT 8 (•Al„ GAN ........ JOHfl CUMMINS ISRIOHTI... And like him, •cores of other experts . . -. who really know tobacco . . . have aeen the makers of Lucky Strike buy “ tobacco that's got NEW H EA R IN G AID D EVELO PM EN T TO B E PED ESTAL FAN irestone 111-113 East First Street NOW 110.00 A fter all that's w hat you want In ■ cigarette . . . the honeet, deep-down enjoyment of fine tobacco. MAN W �* I HHOtt •. . 7 ~~ H > “..p : ---------- T H E W EA T H ER l a U n ity T h e re l a S tr e n g th — To Protect the Pete* of th« World; To Promote the Pro* rose of Americas To Product P roe peri If for Sanford. _f - z Considerable cloudiness, tonieht •nd Thursday 'with occasional showers and thundershowogf. Gentle to moderate; south to . southwest winds. = r r ' VOLUME x x x v m Established 1908 Reported !ut L aborite M em bers O f P a r l i a m e n t Give C o n f i d e n c e V ote 0 T o P rim e M inister Australia, India Bring Indonesian LONDON. July 30 W1 A So- Case Before UN cialiil tourer taid Prime Minuter Attire told Labor legnlatott today that Britain would slatlt her military commitment* in Get many, Italy and Greece slmoil innne. dately becaute of the nation'* • looming economic emit, won-iC fffftHPYifirul ® confidence from Labor number* of Parliament after explaining to them the “broad line*", of hit plan lor meeting the crilif, .The Socialiit lourre, who U con­ nected clotely with Labor member; or Pat [lament. taid Attlee promiied quick' and complete troop withdrawal! from the Veneris Giul_ is tector of northeait Italy and W Tiom Grerrr and luhitanlia! re* ductioni in the Britiih occupation force* in Germany. * Left Wing Labor Party member*' have been demanding reduction! in the armed .force*, which totalled ~ L 2 9 7 ,3 0 U iiierf July” T. A well-informed lource laid Att­ lee alio had decided to atk miner t. now on a fivie-dajrweek in the reD cenlly iocii|urd coal piti, to work Sn extra hour a day to increa*.* production of critically needed coal, the mainitay of the Britiih eco­ nomic program ilructure. After Attlee tod the Labor M. P.'t of plam of troop reduction* nM I'njgw Tv>i*i ' . I New Restaurant, ~ Barbecue To Begin Serving Tomorrow ^ ..... . „ . .. The l l r S Whistle, Sanford a newest batlwcuc and lunchroom. Will open Thursday under thu management of Robert Bryan, recant sergeant of the Army Air Corn., It was anounced today by Dutch Report N e w Amphibious Landi ng On Sum atra SA N FO R D , 0 ' ' £ Randall Goff Is In Detroit With “Babe” Randall Gaff, 14 year old tun of Mr. and Mr*. O. K , Guff, la new reported to be in Detroit. Mlrh. on a tour with Babe Ruth, who la on a Ford Motor Company sponsored tour of loading cities to promote American Legion Baseball league*.. * Randall waa accompanied by hi* Ml picture taken with P. Chapman, and For? took the to a press conference In regard .to the tour, which waa held at Alabama., and Babe Ruth, after the Jefferson Davis Hotel. Thee met Governor Felaom of being I presented with . the big key Jw-tho-eKr.-gov* ft to Randall fo r.k souvenir, nad Mr. Goff * ‘ U horns with him, . Underground Reports N ote R equests In fo r­ m ation O n Rem oval Slaying O f H o s t ­ O f P ro p erty From ages A fter Con­ . 3 R a -fk a n S tates viction B y “Court M artin S a y s K aiser Could Get C on tract W hen Nobody E lse W as Able T o Get I t JERUSALEM , July to. (/II— T *o British soldiers were killed’’ end three were Injured today by an electrically •detonated mine nesr tbs llrdrra railway station. It waa officially an­ nounced. ity Ho w a r d c u r t ih JERUSALEM. July JO. <d’* / t ii Uumi i«ued niuniquc" today aliening that two ill whom it kidnapr July -12 had lirrn hanged in x joint near Nalsnys m lepriial lot the .execution of thiee Irgini membets *1 Acre prison yeitrrdsy. Shortly slier the "communique’ wsi issued floin Tel Aviv, a pqlice sourer there irpoilrd ihr bodies of the two soldier* hsd been fullml.------ ---------------- - - _____— Official government i o u i c m , however, weir not' immediately able to conlinn that the trigrante, Cliffoist Marlin and Mnvin Pake, bad bcln stein. — In iiiuing- i t r !‘cummpnitjtif.' IfKim Zvni Leupii #1*° diicloied that it had received an appeal for clemency from Paice'* father, hut laid it had been ignored becau.e it ihould have been directed “to thoie who" rcluird clemency to ihc executed Itguniili. "W c cannot do anything about it," ligun laid the elder Paice hsd been told.. The underground Jewish organ­ isation asserted the Britons, soiled at Nalanya. were tried by a “mill u r v court" -and— convietgd on charges of "Hleg«l entry into Pai (•‘•■iJnwvd »• f TM*»I Arthur Godfrey Extends Sanford More Publicity Role Iir Pacific War Fate Of Refugees Is Still Undecided Bugsy’s Girl Goes ^ To; P a r ir Hospital I NO. 184 A s s o c ia te d P re ss L ea sed W ir e W E D N E S D A Y . JU L Y ill). Ill 17 Jones Reveals FDR W anted U r T U K ASSOCIATED VHKAA Australia -and- India -sought .in­ tervention by the United Nation* Security Council today in an atIrrppl to halt lighting between the Dutch and Indonniartt. A ipokriman for the Aultralian delegation at Lakr’ Succn*. N. Y.. laid the Indonnian cair would be tiled Sometime today. A communique by India'* interim government in New Delhi laid the co unt iy r pcim mrn n to trymtnr'to UN had been mitiiKled Ui ' com­ municate immediately" to the Se­ curity Council chiirnian a' meuar*; from Pandit Jawahara! Nehru, vice president of the jnleiim govern men!,, asking cnunril artion. At Canberra Australian Prime Minister Joseph B. Chirfly'said the Autiralian step was bring taken in the hope that “not only will hostilities cease, hut that the Se­ curity Council will piovr its worth in dealing quickly and effectively with a situation of this kind." At the Hague, a Netherlands Foreign Office spokesman said Australia's action was "regret­ table.” ilertilling mediation offer­ ed previously by British Foreign Secretary Krnest Bevln. the Dutch spokesman said" tbc Australian action could not help possible British efforts. Militarily, the Dutch reported further advances To the |*lsn*D.' A Dutch communique s'a I d Netherlands troops made a new Timphlbious landing In Sumatra at Loeboekpakam, 3 6 . miles east of Medan, on the northwret coast of ,p„ jntnn>t. At tho same time, the communi­ Arthur Godfrey, Columbia n «atiasre »» iw n r « « i Broadcasting Program announcer ---------------------------- — *. and talent dlscovsrer extraordin­ ary, yesterday morning Informed the world on hla broadcast that B r itis h G l V C I ! M l l l O r at last "Godfrey had made the front page headlines”, ami pro­ ceeded to read * The Herald ar­ ticle of July II and the headline; NEW YORK. July 30. (/Pte- "Arthur Godfrey Admili Error Flrrt Admiral William f . Halsey Regarding Aiken's Home Town save that British naval units were He then reminded hi* listener* given unimportant objective* 'in of his morning broadcast when the final phase of the Pacific War he announced Dick Aiken, hi* to prevent any post-war claim Sanford . tenor program gneit. that Britain had taken part in the as from Orlando, and the resulting climatic Mow against the Japanese a* a result. fleet. deluge of protesting telegrams In the ijghth of a series of he rreleved from Sanford eltlxens articles In the Saturday Evening Mr. Godfrey again extended hla Post, out today, the former com- twit regard* to Riwanls President mamler of the Mid-Pacific striking Lester Tharp, ana of the tele­ force recalled American carrier gram senderu, declared, that San­ strikes in July, 1046, against the ford mutt lie a great, town, and Jap naval base a t Kuro after said lhat If he ever got "down which the_ enemy fleet "ha 1 ccas-l that way" he must remember to rd to esis't." look up Sanford. Edward Higgins, manager of The Kure alack was made onw by American planes, Halsey said, the- Seminole County Chamber adding; of Commerce said he ia delighted “At Mick Carney's (Rear Adi with all th la . radio publicity re­ rmlral Rnjrert B. Carney, Halsey's sulting from Dick Aiken winning chief of sta ff! insistence, I as­ an Arthur Godfrey contest, and signed the British arf alternate Is seeking to get a recording of target, Osaka, which also offered] Godfrey's broadcast yesterday. warships, but none of prime im-l porta nre. "Mick’s argument waa that L ll though this division of forces vtolated Uie principle of concentra­ tion and superiority. It was im l perativr to forestall a possible PORT-DE-BOUC. France, July postwar claim by Britain that she 30 (AT— Twelve Jew* who were had delivered even a part of the put ashore from a convoy arriving final blow that demolished the her* yesterday from Palestine Japanese fleet. wer* reported officially to have "I hate to admit a political fac agreed today to return to tha tor into a military equation, my transports if tha British should respect for Vice Admiral Sir ner-l decide to take the 4,600 lihnard Bawling* and hla fin* men of migrant* to Cyprus. the British Pacific *fleet mado me Tha Jews, nearly all from Pothate It doubly, hut Hick forced mej land, wer* turned back from Pal­ to recognise that statesmen's ob­ estine after, tha British Intercept­ jectives sometime# differ widely ed their vessel. Exodus of 1047. from combat objectives, and that Upon reaching France, from which an exclusively American attack they eailed July 10, they re­ waa in America's best Interested fused to land, Th* British destroyer Cardigan Bay, maln.aecort vessel, put Into Marseille In search '" J f oorr hneeded fSfid supplies from the.French. Th* sick who Were taken sitior* were under PARIS, July 30 The U. French ’ military guard in a 3, Embassy said today that It hospital. had transported ‘'Virginia Hil), in Convoy officer* awaited Inwhose California home Benjamin struction* from Porta or London. (Brnnyl Stfel recently W T f lifn , to. a Parte hospital for treat­ BRITISH J E T PLANE ment of an Illness, its nature un­ SOUTHAMPTON. Eng., July SO specified. (A V - Britain'* flrat jet-propelled The Embassy aatd Miss Rill seaplane fighter, the Saunderswas staying In tho Rita Hotel, Roe Al, successfully completed and that on Sunday night it re­ its first public tost today. The ceived a call from the hotel saying maximum spaed Is still secret. “there is an. American girl here Tha plana made several takaeffe and landing* on the Solent In need of medlral attention.” .A vice consul visited Mias Hill, at tpcedg under 400 mil#* an and then had her taken to e hour. I t mounts four 20-mm cannon hospital, the Emhaesy said, re­ in It* noae and ia powtrod by fusing to say whkH on*. --- F L O R ID A . Jews Report U . S. Protests Britons Killed. To Russia For In Retaliation Taking Assets* S S K K S 8SSSr-*SK £d«n. Halsey Reveals has operated n similar barbecue at Macon, tia., since 1D2U. The one story building of con­ crete block, construction and 50 foot square is located at J'ml. Avenue and Twenty-fifth Strt-t A large area of lime rock and slag hue been smoothly rolled out­ side of the building to allow plen­ ty of parking space. There are two large neon signs, one on the building,'the other near the road way. The entire front of the buildBig Is occupied by the serving counter which is within .a win­ dowed .room, with windows open for easy service. There is a can­ opy shelter outside. To the left a door opens to a well lighted dining .room with tallies and enough steel chair* to seat Hi ru ne. The floor la Inlaid lino{sum amf there is plenty of window lighting. - Behind the serving counter Is a 16 foot square kitchen, alsp n storage room. Tables and a steam table are of stainless steel fintab. Thero is a Urge gas range. Two big refrigerator-* are stored with food anu 'meat. Sink space Is ample. Outside, and near enough to the nratn highway to whet the appe­ tite of passing motorists, is th-r large brick barbecue oven where beef, pork and .ham are rotated by electric power in front of a glowing fire of coke containei .i, a grata. The entire ovtn it cov­ ered try a shed. Riley L. Hogan of Winter Park was' general contractor for con­ struction of the building which waa started on May 30. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NhWHl’Al’KK • i' 1 Hughes Giant Plane HiKhiigltl In Senate Probe WASHINGTON.' July JO M Ih r United States ha* ptoteilrtl to Kutiia a gam 1 1 Soviet removal of fuimn German and Italian 4*»et* from the defeated Balkan states, Hungary, Bugaria and Ho amnia. _ ■ Undetiecrrlary of State Kobeil Lovell livid * news-entt^etrttce-to­ day rh.it a note It.id been deliver.-Jf to Soviet Foreign Minister Mol­ otov in Moicow yrtteiday asking lull information regarding such trantfrrt of properly. . Lovell raid the Stale Department tool; ihr |M>tilion in JI* note ihst; I, All removal* n( property I1) Runia before 1hr Hungarian, Bul­ garian and Iftmanian peace treaties n.me.intq f l (rc.l.a tc^ui-pttuvtrurual character.*; 2. Auilrian aii^t* in thetexuuntrie* c*n not be tei/rd on the ground* that thry .nr German pfo|»rlliet printing allird aglcCmrni on i~d?fndliori””Of “GrimsTi an clt." , 3. Only irmovali made in ac­ H ill K AN AIRIAl VIEW of the glsnt plywood fljrlnc boat which Is being comtructed by niRUnqalre aircraft cordance with peace treaty pro­ bulkier Howard Hughes In California. 17ie plune is dcslgneil to carry 700 soldiers. The Semite War In­ vision* can br recognized by the vestigating Centmitleo is urobinu iho ttO.OOO.OOO wartime inane contract awarded Hught-s. ( Inle/naiiurml* United Stala* a* Irgal. The note said the Uniiyd Jitulc* i»* concerned Ih-cuusc it wnc one of the stgnera of the peace trea­ ties with Hungary, Bulgaria and Rumania and thus hobls irnjHtnsibilitv for enforrvTnent uf the part*’ provisions. In discussing Italian asset* in WAHHINti I’UN, July :iu nt't these rountries, the note said dis­ I'reaMent' TniniHii wurkrd rnpbl* posal of suchl properties Jo. xpteift”fy «t b i s des\T"lodiy oir'lPgDlatton {• By' proWerl for In the peace Jo e Sw ift Is G l I C S L passrut hy (‘ongresH in it* (tnnl Cfhina Accuses Russia treaty. ____ t;iv # .-itc*M ' A t T dgys, U d o ie ndjournmerit, *igititig Of Sponsoring 2nd Dispatches from London -#ul4 th* Jlrltish G vteri^jm t bs.l dtk o p cd K C l A-.UIU-H, . mmnv UU» iiirludnu; important F ro n t In MonKolia Itre m l u ftlmiUr pjrvit»t iu t h ^ ^ M c e t ' H c f C S c t)t. 1 : uppropriMlkm RiUaiaiia ou* t a r ,l ... f I..II * 4 lllt'^, — Russians yesterday. Lovett told _ , . . 1 Mr. ti*-«** up the tnrl-^ Mr Truman tm i mk' SUCCESS. July 30 M’t reporter* In answer to questions Grin,lit in popularity n r t>u<*l||tinieiliulrl> umm Ids-return ye* that he doe* not know tnb value Russia served Utilise today that of the propertie* Inrolvetl but, os- iioanl nudmbojt racing itiitc 1*323 j lerildV-from Mhouiuri, where H e »t sume* ’ it ‘1* considerable, other­ W*1 told today to Ktwanian* ..t! lumto-i >une. at service* for ids It ws.ufsl veto , llelamb* IVlIug it . • /- . t r c. i. I mutlnr. 'll- Mrfitha noomo. a m i Trontejntdsn again whtlt Iks wise tha United Slst. i would- not the- kloum t (enter by Joe bwilt. n , , ^ ' .j^ .,1 tow by Mr. t< eallaae# -a rase t n . ) Unites) Nations membenlup epplibrad n| the Otlsndo Oultroard Ai Truman iticludc j6i4t*3|MP.tt33 ,nppro|iriatbm* for cations ol those three nations go •nciatiun, and lerretaiy of Outdoor to a formal vole in the Senility Florid* Federation of Outdoor the Army. JJ.PJ7 iippnjpilnlli.il- for Count il. Club*. He nav introduced by Ed­ intiepei!.7.'iil iiliiics, providing The Council trst will ctrnie it, ward lliggini. who outlined the fund* (or a si..roti lug federal August and Ilie repeated black agcncis-5, im biding the Vi'ts-ran* outboard lacing that will take Administration and tho Atomic En­ balls would boost llie Sosirt veto |place lirle on Sept. I. ergy * OBintissionS total to 14. Late yeslrlsl.iy the MIAMI. FIs., July 30 Ml Hr John L . Hughe*. ........... . Un. • »l,CfiK.'.'PLMU7 appropriation loll Husyrunt vetoed the Aniens an |.rorarrving funds to implement hir port* of a revolutionary attempt vetsily bariltirtc and law sludcnt. forvigii-nid program. Almost all pos.il for a Balkan Investigating sang thicc solos which were well ' to overthrow the government ' I nl un' iiioney i» for •■*|h' imI1- Cirmmt'iiun, Hafarl Trujillo of the Dominican applaudrri! "I teve Lllr," 'She lure abroad, the aggregate luting Alexei Krasilnikov, deputy So­ f8fM.7Hi.H3A lylow. the I'realrient'a Republic continued to pour into Dncrt 5ong" and " Ihinugh .the budget eitiraates, viet delegate, larsl down Moscow’s Miami today, and ell had onr far- Yeats." He was accompanied hy ftlKl.l lii.HItti appriqiriatiim*. fur position after China accused Rrro tor in common, none wa* confirm­ Mr*. 0 . Fuquay and. was intro­ tho Agrirultnip Ifepartinriit; ria of sponirning "a seconsl front" duced hy J. Marlin Stinccipher. ffS.duo.tHHI appropriation* fora against the Chinese govcrnmei'l ed. ■core of miscellatreou* government The Cluh. went on teedtd a» The rumor wa* thi*: An invatio i corporations, including llio Na* through Outer Mongolia s mva-army, purportedly financed iml favoring the writing of a fetter in.n»l Housing Agency, tin* I»»- j *un uf Sinkiang. backed by Communktic internli. lo Kiwanis International it-itnn; siitute n ( IlllfX iA m erica ii ,\f 1 Krasilulkov-ateo fi.imnlty nmvws* preparing to invade the Do­ IItsL lotteries anil tlu'or prifr* a»e fair-, and 4|M,7PP.tMHl for the Ten* eil to l.lsH'k emuliIJratioit uf'ispidi I ( MMllMtirel 0 ii r»u* I w l iii'SM-e Valley Authority; minican Rrpublic. Tire army w*» not fsvnrrtl by the kiwanu Club Insrea-ing l*y 20 perrenl tire alleged fo.have trained in s. r-- as a meant.of raising fundi lor pettnloil pnymunt* Ip Civil Wot, . • Spanish - American, Boxer Rebelmote, mountainous region of south- lire club. i and Philippine Ip»urr»ctioti Mr Swift told the Klwaidam east Cubs. veterans ami their widow* iio.l r-fill• Th rfacl ws* this: No one tingle that prior to 1U36, ail niutarlHiat siren, afft-rting among other* '.«) taring wn* of the inlHiard lyin', WELCH. WY. Vn.. July VI, tell — perion. agrnry or government ha< l>Ut by ID'd'J the outlH-ard lacing Civil Wur and HI.stHt SpantehWelch totteresl tsalay on fn- rim yet reported actually seeing tbc proved- nrori* popular according to Atiierican war veteran*. of the earth, and tin- ri.lMHl odd alleged invasion army, its fleet the numlier of schedule* fer re­ inhabitants hoped their liame* gattas. or its aircraft. wi'te Hut being aurkt-d .fiiib-.' IllsBefore the wsr, outboard marsoil. Virtually each report had it- ufseturer*. Rllmutaieil by the pub­ Torn sldnwalk*. ruptured futildeounter-raport. 8ummarUf<l. tha licity attending outlHiard raring, situation bulled dawn to this: Throw of Seminsdg County’s lug and buckled pavcmeni.s showmade special racing iiiu|ur* reThs Puerto Itleap youths arrived taping st about J476 each; he school principals: B. O. Steele in Miami from Cuba with Hh- -sjif. Since tlie war they have di»- of the Hanford Grarnntsr School; movement which iio* qutekenesl in story that they hail "escaped i contlmieil till*, Ire Halil, due. t-r Mr*. J . C. MitchelL of 8outh Side recent months. Mayor L. E. Roger* gocssesl an training camp where men wetv th* fact that they cannot build I’rimsry and /,. J . I.aney of ttie underground stfeanr migiit l<e to being recruited and trained Into •nth motor* at a slecent price, l.ymsn Scliool. are nttanding city rouurn rotmril an army to Invadtt tha Dominican itaears get requisite part* for three day eonfrence of principals blame. He ha* told the ,l** nty Republic.” In Gsinesvill* al th^ University of b; . ! itt* ni"}t ‘V ? " 1 ,hc “ (|t»llssr* »» _ Pa*» Twal — - it ■ was announces! today '• rear of the Poehonlaa Theater, one An Associated Pres* carraspon Florida, ran hear running water. dent in San Juanr Puerto Him hy Supt. T. W. Lawton. Another theory was that, in later Interviewed th* same youths One of the main conference who told of the army—Identi­ tuple* is how to put to licit ilm* year* past, coal had he-'it mi tied fied as Cesar Anlbal Torres and the two week* before school open­ bens-nth this southern West Vir­ Serafin Rivera- -and nut.ted ther.l ing now required by law of teach­ ginia coal renter, weakening tbc er* In order to fill out a It) month city's foundation*; but there wire a* denying they had seen any Tho heavy downpour that floodno charta'to back up thi* suggest­ troops or armament In Cub.-i. >hH ow lylnic area* throuichoui inla srheslulc, lie M i n i . ion. Kslward Henderson, a graduate arm* lost evening was officially Official*, pondering the Lite of redurdesl at 2 05 inches by B, F. of Seminole High School, and their city, were considering what tVIHtner, wrsthermsn. No report* one of the State regional educate step* should be taken. Then- w«* *.f i damage to celery *eesl betis Ion supervisors, has promised to tui - indication whether geutuitete w its reported thi* morning al'thsj do si! he n n .to aU--£emlnote would be exiled An to *rtua/ the iew of County Agent C. R- County principal* in preparing the mystery. SAN FRANCISCO, July 30, (-11 »on. Some motor ear* were new schedule*, Mr. Lawton de­ — Thp I.iqps International con­ rtod to have lwen stalled In rlartd. vention today worked on a plan to ord ai water aloihed over ll OF C COUNCIL promote world peace through running boanls. DAYTONA BEACH, Fla., July pipelines from town halls to aly ha* seemed to be a wet itR“ wUIT Hi 161*1 id ' fifT B r so OP)— WttttJirJrlttrd, maniger Ind Loke Buccese. In a doxeo forum* yoetarday ths Inches or 1.67 strove normal, of the Ocala Chamber ol Com­ TOKYO, July 30. (AV- Deputy convention of more than 16,000 thia is a mere drixtle com- merce, today was elected pre­ 4'rime Minister II. V. Evatt swung -with the 14.67 Inch precip- sident of tha Central Florida Australia delegates amplified the themn tha! behind the United of July, 1046, Mr. Whltner Council of C of 0 Executives .State* today In the quest for a solution of world problem* must succeeding W. J . Coxens, Jr., man­ speedy It-nation peace conference spring from 4he masse* o f cittern* out. rather than thair diplomats. ’all this year to date totals ager o f the New Smyrna Beach on Japan at which th* veto power Harry Goforth, msnagerof th* would be eliminated. inches ** compared with the After the forums tha plan ws* 0 Inches recorded through Mt. Dors Chamber, was •elected proposed, to be submitted Uforr Australia, he said, w o u l d , 1040; ton .16.84 ineh rains vie* president to succeed Bird "strongly resist” any attempt by tha convention, for an Internation­ ____ c* and lutryy Halt, manager of th* al, committee to channel commun­ of [1 9 4 4 a n J the M J t htehro one power or « group to apply th* High . July, 1046. Rainfall Iqi Daytona Beach Chamber, was veto, but he voleed the hope Hu*, ity attitudes to Wsitdngton and 6450 inch#* a* conj-J efactcd secretary of tha United N* cceedj sla would^participate In the prorain of 61 inchaM (jotorth* • •* *At!*- ■ Popularity Of Outboard Racing Is Told Kiwanis Russia Announces - £ J „ Vetolntentions On 3 UN Applications Appropriation Dominican Rumors O f Invasion Try Are Unconfirmed Town Buck 1i n :From Movement Of Earth Principals Attend Meet At Gainesville 2.05 Inches Of Rain Reported Last Night Lions Meet Works On - World Peace Plan Australia Backs U. S. Jap Treaty* Meeting WASHINGTON. July ifl i d l Jetse Jones testified today that the late President Kopsevrit ordrtad dial work edntinue on a $20,000,OllO (lying boat oulried doling the war from iluwaid. Hughe*. June*, bonier Secretary of Commerce, taid hf talked with Mi. Ronsi-yrlt following s yihinet meet­ ing in Feinuaiy. 1044, and that the Chief Executive raid he (j^d not believe monty already *pent un the project would be throtyn sway, Al that time, the government had -pent approximately $13,500.000 on the 200-ton flying boat ' vviiish has not yrt ,b»en flo' Syme .jta m m u m t ptndrgjHffiVi fitial* wanted to drop the |iroj ecte * Jones told .iii* veirian of the story to a Senate War Investigate* tug luhcumimttre inquiring into it..- award •-( almut $40,000,000 worth id wartime pljne conlr*C*l . < to I liiylin ' auJ I Irriry J. Kaiser. Jonvts said lie hud signet) the nriglnri contract on dirs^t Initruetion* from tlie War Froduetien Itoar.l and without knowing the project wgj opposed by the Army 'Jmd Nnvv. . When J ..rii's ts'1.1 uf hi* conver­ sation will. Hr. Roosevelt, Cbalrman Ffrguton ilt-Mich) of the Senate subfonimitteo asked: . "I>id the I'rrsitlent bavo anytiling to sin with the making of ilst-s cutitrg. t 1" "Not to mv knowledge,” June* unlit. - -dene*- n-aste-intsT -th e -yeeorsl Vnemoramlum, datv.l Feb. 1H, tyil, which he anid hs\ slictate.! for-‘tha lU n llu rd .... I'M r fn » r Local Delegates To Ulks Meeting fieturn (Frjom Trip James Rowland, <■suited' ruler ..f the Sanford laxiga stf Elks, Vvfm n-i u'l in .1 Knl in .lay with his "F ib " .4.-C1. (oi v l)r. L. T. Llosa, AI• ])o!iis null Mi >. Rowland, a f­ ter atiensling tin* jtarinnat coir\.-i.tinn ol Klhi in I'ortinnd, Oregnn. hod is -bai .1 Imie, tit* said, enplisiniiiH to iintiveo of I'orlland rlull it svn* i....is-1 back home in ♦'^"1"^*: , . . . “Ibirttand vsit* much liotts-r tlsan hero," l.e ds'cloieil. "It w*» often or WL* hut the nights wer# end, lit* nlvi roirnled (list the I'lillmnii train with Florid* dele­ gation visited Snu Fiptu-teo and Lo* Angeles and «t Hollywood It w as.)Ill in the »luul.‘. The I.Hirt group left heTe on July S on st i rip. 'of 8,7t*5 miles. The Klk train went linrn Jack* »<miville to t liii rigo, to Denver, and to Salt Luke City which Impressed Mi ite.wliiod witli itn I'leoldlnes* and le-aitly ru»ro than any city he visiletl, he aMerteri,. While {hero lle-y visited the Mormon Temple trod tdl#>rn*rle, trod heard the gicAt organ, the third largest ill (lie United State*. * At I'ortinnd, they had a fin* Convention, n big parade with float* and - 1.. F.,’ Lewi# o f C*lifarnin was elected as Gland Ex­ alted inter, he said. Ronuevilli* Dam, where 260,000 salmon have ascended the run­ way* thi* year, proved very In­ teresting, l*e declared. At H*l* Francisco, they visited Nob lltll amt other points of interest while Dr. Doss took advantage uf a specrial pass to visit Alcalra* prison. At Hollywood lltey visitod'th* Warner Brother* Studio, saw Hum­ phrey llogart and other screen star* ami visited the Brown Derby restaurant, the NBC Mudias and llie Hollywood liowl. In Arteutta they »atv the Grand Canyon. All uf us were much impressed with lira co u rtesy-of tlnr wosteiner*, and we did much to correct the general Imptetsiun that Florida ia a 'gator and snuka infested swamp, said Mr, Rowland. _^ -^rw. ■„ ' , J _ 1, :'^>l rtPaul Revere” Given Life ImproSenmeilt BOSTON. July 30, OF)— Dotyci f » C h in d lc r, 6i3-yv«r-oll.fm gg^ Baltimore writer, tmlay was sen­ tenced to life imprisonment and fined ftO.OOO for treason It» ing as a Na*l .radio niouf during tha war. i Federal Judge Fraacl* J . ' Ford imposed the sentene* ol Chandler himself made an almustbelllgeront statement to th* court dismissing a* ridiculous hit cottnset's idea that he was Insane and repeating that h* stUl held to , opinions he expressed in his I casts for tbs Naxis. ? ■ 11 • --r " ■ " ' / ;. . . 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/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 29, 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/5c72415ab9de6ba146d1a78129af95b2.pdf d29d7db3eeac9de697bc706e81198fc4 PDF Text Text •*•* “ ----------mmunnmn •, :W U -r -. V—*a r • • .1 » • 1. •* - •• •• J ••. ** - *. ' ‘ ^ * - ‘rrc?,nr.r MONDAY, JULY M, 1#41 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA1 Importance Of Coal Farm Survey irta iiM » r r«i» "«*> mncc operation* out of income and when credit i» u»cd. it 11 * retired when crop* are told. Reporting on t!>«• result* of n third national survey of bank Undinir made by the Agricultural Commission of the American flanker* Association. Mr., Inirlev laid that Florida farmer* u»ed only a fraction of the hank ered ft avallahl# to them durluK IBlr' However, tin* 1.1.1 insured ronimerrial hank* which serve agrieulture in till* elate, nude IS,101 loan* to H.S71 farmeri and fruit —gNiwvr*. Theyr-lmfn'r»arifretrat,Ht IJO.rWH.OO, and $I3421.<>V0 of •>! agricultural loan* remained out Standing- on January I. 1947. Bank* had 4t lea*l twice the amount uaed available for addl, Plan' for opening another large hospital in Florida, to he ntaffed and managed byMha^ Seventh day tlrnal loan* to farmer* If the Adtrntlst*. wiie announced by church official* here tod*), following a meeting with Florida Sanitarium and Hospital representative.-. Thu new medical institution, located near Avon Park, Highlands County, demand .e'*i*ted. During 11*4*1. loan* on farm is made possible hy a Federal Government award of the luxurious Highland l.akaa Hotel Property there real e*tate In Florida InrreaieJ to the Florida Sanitarium and Hospital, Orlando, It I* to l>* used to prcvldc hospital facilities for •lightly. There were I,8h0 farm the Ridge area, solving Immediately the people inllightand* and Hardee counties pow almost entirely fnortagagea made for a total without opportunity for such medical care. •mount 'of $7,883,000 although the total volume outstanding on J I uk Iich Inquiry Januray I. 1947, wa» lfi.RH7.noit The farm mot (gage debt I* hlghri (l aallas** limm !>•■* One) <« Marias*# lion, l*eat cierl than It w ie a year ago, although dltlons of shipment. Contracts for It (till remain* only aland one-half which hr *aid high government IIOI.DKRNESS. N. II.. July 28. building timber and pH- wood of the volume that existed in the offirials were entertained. The subcommittee has been in (fl'l— Searrtiers for Anne Straw, were signed and that for cereals Comparable p e r i o d following i|uiring into negotiation* .which missing 20-yenr-oM Manrhester was drawn up and practically rsaWorld War I. . Farm pn>durtlon loan* flawed led to award of the plane con heiress, railed a former Navy dy for signature. “Agreement was also reached on a* "other loan* In farmer*” were tracts. C h a I r m a n Ferguson diver to scour the bottom of Little made In fl,l*9K farmer* by Flor­ (H-Mirh.) of the aulacommitre Squam Lake today after grappling the nuantitie* of equipment to be ida bank* during Ilr4fl.inan aggie. said he - has opened the hearing Irons hooked what appeared to lie bought hy the 8ovlet importing piece* of women’* clothing. * organisation from British firm<. •State Police Sergeant Stuart He said the Russlana specifical­ Currier said Investigators still ly “asked for a ledurtion In the outstanding on January I o f ‘this cepled by tin* government. Hughes, in a signed urtlrle ap- Were operating op a theory thr rate* of interest to a half of I year. The nroductlort loans aver­ aged only 8I.H27 each. Apparent peating In the l.os Angeles Ex­ attractive Smith Collega senior percent, a waiving of the-obliga­ tion to pay 40 percent cash pay­ ly the farmers’ short term debt aminer and copyrighted by the mnv have drowned. They planned In contact one of ment In respect tn all contract* position Is favorable; and al­ newspaper, made his first public her I m iv friends who is winking on not yet signed and for an adjust­ though they (Harrowed more mon­ statement regarding the investiga­ a forestry survey in Wyo.ning, ment in the term* of tha repay­ ey last yenr, their outstandings tion of government plaDe ront- however, in an attempt to find out ment of the credit so aa to *|uead at th# year end wrie low. Anoth- larts awarded him and Kaiser. whether he knew of hrl ilit-ntions the payments *wver 12 annual in­ The Hughes artirle was In the when ar favorable factor In the pres­ she left the luxurious Stiaw ent situation is that the (aimers form ef an onen letter addressed aumifrer home last Monday nigiit. stallments instead of five." While we were" prepared tn meet . own substantial savings in ras’i, to Senator firewater, State police said they sighted bank deposits, and United States "You know. Senator, If you had­ what appeared to lie a clothed oh- the whole of their requests for Bonds. n't gone too far uverlaiard. I |ret un the Uiltnm of the lake reducing the rata of Intarest to a *A possible source of danger might have tx-en .willing to take about •100 yards off shor« from half of 1 percent, to waive the 40 perrent rash payment In re lla* In thr trend Inwaidt the a rrrtaln shellacking in thl* pula•of--equipment—»m-) ttrtty *|irm.Typur;;~ s»id Hiifciia-- while bathing suit and a flash­ ■Xpert tn "Ml rnniri r tr~Tifil yoi Slgnr gnrd nnd in go some way, at improvements which mav teach u in one pail oft bis letter. light were found. . • heavy cost, toward meeting th» point whrie these purrhasra ran "I am Horry if certain men are , Using grappling lions, they the Soviet reque'st for lengthen­ not Iw finanrrd out of runent i-mbarrassed Iw-rauM they have picked up what looked like a ing the period of repayment of income, Mr. Ingley said. l>een entertained by me. But If thread from n dark piece of cloth.' "Another fnrtnr in the Fbilida they "ate embarrassed, that"* br- The only clothing of tin girl all advanrf*. we could not go the Agr (cultural picture, which bank­ cause_they ate in politic*, inid known to be mi-sing i* a pair of whole way the Soviet government' demanded a* a condition of an ers are watching carefully Is the politics I* a strange game. pink pajamas. agirement,' he said. price of farm lands," lie rnntiriufd ‘ “However. I am not a politician? "In view of the failure !n "Bated on 11*12-14 aveiagrs- at I nin Just nn ordinary rltlxcn. I agree, the positions is that the 100, tha average farm land prices entertain whomever I please. There trade agreement, which was prarof the state nil March I, 1(1(7, lx no law against It, tically complete in draft, wx* reached 22(1, compared with 174 I worked pirlty hnrd (or what not signed and, for our part, the •t the peak of the land boom money I have, and I didn't make TEL AVIV, L’nlestlne, July 2 8 ,lfjnBncial conveyances we were in 1920. During the past year, the It f|nm thr government nnd I WV Jewish underground sources prepared tn offer were withdrawn. Increase has la-rn 11 |aerrent'. didn't make It fiont airplanes. eaid today an Irgtin Zvai lanmi Ic having the trims of the 1941 ‘ ‘ "And. incidentally, alnre you kangaroo court had la-gun a "mill agirement In full force." think R so horrible for anyone to larv trial" of two llritish army accept my hospitality, why don't ■rfgrant* kidnaped July II as hos­ you tell aland I lie 41,41X1 woitli tage* for three condemned Irgun of airplane trips which you re­ member*. These source* said the trial was ami acrep t7,r from- me?" CRESTVlSW^ Fla., July I's, (dh quested---------A former war production laiard l>elng conducted on the lines of —; Sheriff It. I. Knxor today filed WASHINGTON, July 21,. i A . formal murder charges again,! 21- official- testified a* the licarin;? the British military court which The State Department aald . ' today the line* Irgunist* to iqr-old Maigsret Irene Poland, opened tlial Kaiser contended in arntenetd British • American diacuaklom‘:en nglish war bride, who Is being 1942 that he could develop m lx- hanged for their part In the ways to increase Ruhr coal 'pro­ held In Okalooxa county jail incompletely new raigo plane in ten May 4 Acre- Prison raid. They duction probably will her in late connection with thr fatal ahoot* months, but that was irgarded by added it was being held in an un­ this week. . , tn* of her soldier husband at Fort the Army and Navy aa "complete­ derground biding place where lr- . Lincoln White,i Biate Departguu was holding the tw-i ser Walton lost week. ly fantastic." grants, Clifford Martln and Mer-jmcnt preaa officer, told %|news Sheriff Enror said he filed the The urltilVts, Merrill t\ Melg* conference he underatamfa the •barges on the recommendation of of Chicago, a llearst newspaper vvn Palrc. agenda for tha talk* will to limit­ The charges were said to In­ State Attorney Edwin Ho|*b.«rr/ executive nnd former chief , i of 1‘enaacola. Bond was filed ut WFB's aircraft division, told Urn clude: "Being a memltcr of an ed to question* directly related to |3,000 pending action of the mun subcommittee that Kaiser, thr nu armed foice illegally occupying the problem of how to boot* the ty grand jury which meets Aug. to manufactuirr ami l.ll-city Ship Palestine; Illegally carrying wrap output of the German coal mine*. An Anglo-American disagree-] on* In the uniform of the .enemy; tfl. , wixnrd, runic to 'Washington in Sevrral Fort Walton buslnvsc- July, II'I'J, nnd gave to the news­ Ix-ing nuinlxi* of a force con­ ment on thla point had delayed; men Indicated today they would paper* statement* that lie roil?I spiring to oppress, the rightful the licginning of the conversa­ tion*. The British had suggested start a campaign tu raise fund* to •tart production of a new cargo citlxens of Palestine." including discussion of finance, pay the young woman'* bond. plane In 10 months. The sourer* said that “even ,f.i level of industry and other topics Wjlh money already contributed the two men are 'found guilty, but the-State Department had de­ "That was completely fantas­ it is unlikely that they will be by Fort Walton and local cilltens, Philip D. Beall, Jr., state scnulor tic, but inasmuch a* Mr. Kaiser executed until the flnpl disposi­ clined to talk gbout these. White said he knew nothing from Fernanda ami an attorney, had a very fine harkgi-mnd wo tion of the c*«r of our three sold­ ha* hern retained aa defense roun- were designated to rxaminp Ills ier*. MflT Nakar. Jacob Weis*, about a report that Britian For­ plans as to how he was going and Avshalmn 'Habib, now ‘'ring eign Minister Bevln'would vlalt tel for the bride.. In September. to do this," Meigs said. held In Acre fortress by the Brit­ Washington The. British - American discus­ Ferguson was asked whether ish." . • • sion* aimed at boosting Ruhr coal it was' customary tn air proThe British army began today posals far any new war equipment a close search of the area between production comprise the first U. B. in the newspaper*, before -t|t«7 Tel Avir and Nstanya. whlrh was effort to contrtoute. with Britain's , iraallaaMi Haas I’aas Oael help, to European yecovery under gained - tAis State. The United had bean .approved by some, gov­ the scene of the midnight kidnap­ the Marshall Plan. * • • States Department of -Agricul­ ernment agVncy.. ing of the two sergeant*. "Nb, It* was very iiiiusuV.’’ Jn ture's leadership has evidenced lhCreasing recognition of Florida'* Melg* declared. .“ We tried to A broiler weigh* m>!more than wrork along matketlng keep every plan we had as secret 2 l* pounds, according to U. 8. Deline*, and haX also shuwn a dec ' *cldro as possible. There was criticism partmeut of Agriculture stand­ ^unofficial Internal in formation of of him (K*l*eri at the time." ards fur dressed chickens.'A fryBefote ‘ he cenfertftl_wltli J j j l l i -er-weigbs hetweerv 8H and 3H MIAMI. Fla:, July 28, W»V— the National Association of Pro duce Market Managers, which re ter, Melg* said, the Army and pounds, and a roaster yvdghs Testimony to “show the unrea­ sonable nature of rate* applying fently completed organisation by Navy had examined hli plan* and more than 3'k pounds. - • to South Florida porta" wa» pre­ election or Director Wilson a* decided It completely Impossible sented before an Interstate Com­ president, and Mr. Larson, a* vet- of . accomplishment and Imprarmerce Commission hearing today secretary-treasurer. Approxl He aald he explained tn Raiser by L. T. Purvis, rat* exptft for mately 1,000 markeU are how Rep­ WPII resented tn thl* National organi­ that atatlstick which the Ihe Greater, Miami Traffic' ,A*»osation ami IU ‘Trodure Market compiled proved that it normally elation. In .completing hi* technlcal Manager" bulletin goes to official* required R2 months, nr more than testimony In support of . Bouth of these sales renters, to college*. four years, to' complete a new parity - rates •Florida's claim for pi State marveling officials and plane .and about 4H mouths tn with Gulf and 'Atlantic port* na othars Interested in Its wrork and develop a new aircraft engine. applied to export-import traffic, Melga aald he himself came *.o Ians: Purvis submitted exhibit* showing "A profitable price for the pro- Washington before Pearl Har rail charges of 84 ccnU ppr bunocer, a fair price to the consum­ bor aa a |1 a year man at the ___ pounds _______from Roanoke Rajptds, dred er. and a stable economy for the urging of William S. Knudaon, Nation," the goal set for the or­ who wanted, "eomcone who knew N. C.*, to Miami.-n distance of 909 ganisation br Ulicctor Wilson, hn* something about the aircraft in­ miles, and a charge of 82 eenti been adopted a* It* alogan and will dustry" but was not actually In for similar shipment* frem Roa­ be widely publicised, Secretary It *o ha would he unbiased. noke Rapid* to Naw Orleans, Lnptraon said this week-end. — a distance of 988 miles. Aa th* hearing opened Fer­ guson aald it ta his intention "to thoroughly examine" the origl MARY E. ROBERTS DIBS nal Kalaer-llughca plane con ((•alias*# rm s rsa* * s Funeral servlet* for Mary Elia- tracts which involved about 110, McRannte and Bill Ludwtg. * th Roberta, colored resilient of 000.000 In government funds. Ona ream wna aakad to meet at the t Senford alnce IBtT, who died called for the world's largest car­ go flying boat now nearing teats. Softball Diamond at 7:30 P- M. day at tha horn* of her daugh II* said the subcommittee ex Wednesday. ; . v tar, Edna Barton, will be held, peeta tap daya or two weeks of With Harry Kudell at the piano 'Aujf. 4 at New Bethel A.M.E. • ' "Always, MilIs* Event sang Church where she waa a member hearing*. The session opened in a crowd­ “Pag O' My_ Heart," and 'Blue 80 years. Ski#*." Mr. 'Bremer arrow panted survived by two sons: ed Senate caucus room which 8h* la aut "Espani Walta** by hla ton, Cross of Virginia, and normally Mata several hundred Charlie Cro* * and Robert Bremer Archie C ro# of Orlando) one persona. following piano ^aelecllonal lUghter. Edna Barton of Sanford Itova, "Hands-. step daughter, Francis .differs F o rrc H ta n ia lln •f New Jersey! two alatart, a broMHO tlghlly by hli mother to their Flrat Movement of ‘" h a n d 10 fflMKROdNA. home In Navarre, Ohio, Roger Uue, irwaPaawl ttam r*a«. Oael f , 1* said by police to have admitted !noff-8*cond Plano WATT AWARDED Visitors Included Dr. _ he said, " I would hope tt wouldn't that he dropped two baby girls later INOTON, N. 0 . July be long." lound dead ot fractured skulls to 8 Persona, Miss Eetelte Kav_ H. A. W jtL . Atalntk Whan pressed for hla Interp­ Massillon hospital on June 0. In the Mias Laura Dtbaugh. Prasldant j mafhlidst. waa today a- retation of "long", he laughed end hospital then with a broken arm, Gordon Driaann presided. __ tha company's . 28 year said, “when you aro looking for­ Roger aald he waa playing with the dam far continuous service. He ward, a year looks long, but children when.-the accident oc­ To re-beat mashed pstote, « ,sra* originally employed by tha looking . beekward seven year* curred. Although police accepted a double hollar. Ptecu (ba P®u ' iallrnad on July 1, 1922. Pro­ (Forrestal'a service * with 'th# N av ’ the story, tha county prosecutor i| toes In tha top o f tha utanall. Nav —station waa made by M. Caroll Department has run seven year* i jwdd to doMbtjfc. .(/nterns tkmeij cover them, and heat thaw over fonnan ot Sanford, Fla. hot water. : * It Mtmi ahorL" Diver To Scour Lake For MiHHing Heiress qulrementa that tha altuatlon it critical. In an effort to remedy thl*. the Britiih and. American occupation authoritiea have de­ viled a plan which la calculated to give the miners' an incentive for digging more coal. * This Is a bonua in food -- a mat­ ter of moment among peopl-t who Folk who are* hungry think with their hclliea. The authorities have set a tar­ get for production In each mins*, and If the worknra reach the goat in the eleven vfteks, beginning to­ day. each will receive a- "ten-'none" ration package from U. S. Apmy stock* c- the equivalent of 40.000 calorie*. In addition. the being offered in Germany Iw U »lty There l.i Strength— men In the min* showing the high- have It* attractions. After To I’W r r l the I'raro of the World; men go down Into thp dark ett production wilt get tn addi­ To Promote tit* P ro em * of America; often danrerout mines for a tions! 40,000 caloric*. To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. Germany and Rritain. In the or­ want. Maybe Mr. Bevin will t, a further Idea from the pro,k> der named, are by far the n-nxt Important coal producing conn- in the Ruhr.trira of Europe. Both England nnd TO ATTEND GAMI iM H ) the continent of course are in dire THOMASVILLE, l l iu n n ^ t i n u u , Ga.. v,.., July R i need’ of an increase in many Irlnda VOLUME XXXV III of industrial production, but vir­ ( 4 V - G. E. (Eddie) Gilliland, i d tually all manufacturing depends rectqr of the Detroit minor letgusl on the power produced by coal system, hat accepted an in<itwtiot ' which mutt be hewn from ihr to attend the Georgia-Floridi' black cavern* of'the earth hy hu league's 1947 North-South gam, -,l j here Auguiri 7. man hand*. . Because the human elem»nt enters In so heavily one would think'l 75,009 persons In New Zeal**}. T -that perhaps the Incentive bonuslaie dairyffarmers. . ,1 1 1 H undreds O f Fires R e­ ported In Jav a As R esu lt Of Scorch ­ ed E a rth P o l i c y BATAVIA, Java. July 29-(d>) •Tha Indonesian Republican radio said a transport plane bearing Red f'roaa medical supplies waa shot down tonight by two Dutch fighter ulanr* and that nine persons, including sit least three lirillsh- rltlrrns • ere killed Ik e broadcast said Dutrh ■ . • iiH H I ia i Everything In the store In tagged In plain figure* so the cuitomer can determine and compare valuea..It la never neceaaary to gue*a at quality and values under heavy sales pi ensure. You can shop leisurely and avoid vand hair and Ottoman 519. Both the chair ahd ottoman ■re finely tailored in supe­ rior fabric*. Chair ia com­ pletely spring-filled. Junior Sc Bridge Table lampa, loo, a r e 'r e dured. All are high quality lamp*. U rg e variety of style* and colors. Select your now and aave. . . -e YO U G E T A L L 9 P IE C E S ! - ■■ ■ — ■ FLORIDA. TUESDAY, JU L Y 29, 1947 Associated Prtsa Leased W ire NO. - ‘Flying Tanker’ A Success At UN Kaiser Claims F.D.R. Meet ea ont Over Navy Rejection Objection .R aised T o M en tio n in g. M a r ­ s h a l l A i d Plan: Balkan, T alks Knd Hunt For English Hostages Widens As 3 Jew s Hang ' LAKE Sl't't'EHH, July 29 — OP)— Sovirl Itussia vrlont In­ day a 1 nilrd SlalPb rrwr'liiiinti aelllnx up a Balkans rumiui*. aion. • The vote on a long rrsolulitin prupusrd ),) |he t’nilrd .Slates was » to 2. » uh Itussia and Pu­ la ad Volin* “no." This »as Russia's eleventh veto in I'mlrd Nations htslov> W ild Rum ors Spread As T o Safety O f 2 Kidnapped Men TEl. AVIV, Palestine, July 29 183 J .J 'S W France Hit 1. 7 --------------- Shipbuilder D e n i e s Kuowjedge O f Tnriiienct' Ur . e d In Airphiue ‘C ontract Open Secret Lincoln Papers ------- i — -----------------------. \V.\MlIN lsjuN , fol. .') o P )-. i b ill v j K.nse, tc-litlr-l today that lie'su it a biief liotr to ■ihe lata President |L>oSrvf|| and got a Wil* *ts#Kr 'W-flr* ••I ■s.V'Mtfltf. * hu •tall u q i r h .sllrr top Navy of* li. ills pirtisMlUy bad rejected his offer. . I hr onic waitiliic induijyiall't lot,I tbr :'rn*tr Wai tnveiligaling Coinmiltrr id tins im ident aft<r VUVIIIK "br «ouldn't II 1 ollr-t" when Uskrii W'hrthrr lie wirnt to ' lh* \\loh 11> use in sonhciliott with -conhacls lie scyrml In build cargo -MSVIII. .Illj-l.lilf«. ^ I In- i *'linn illr i, -rrking facts lc,' iul,l!H '< ior j -hI Ili li l,( n HI \,ullll ol .lii|i|.ll|r , ..nllill I -io.il,led |j K.IMU .»nd ll.-m nd Hughes, air1 1 'll V ri-f»'»iI'll* o * " itiif 1III 1 lilin |i|oilu,er. Ml r I'l t a-’tl7•(n lK M if h.) Mill ti1 k $»V| «•li ibis. •hi tin i.jliv fi sttiysv." small ■•Us ■di < Hn1. n-u |,,id this : ' vJ - ta for a landing, and that a transport' crashed in flpme*. ers Compete In Tournaments, Races At Park Can you Imagine receiving all 10 of these handsome pieces at thla amaslngly low -price? Unbelievable, Isn't It? . . . Yet for only 1193 we're offering Ihe aprlng.fllled sofa, the spring-filled matching lounge chair, the occasional chair, cocktail table, the Iwo -lovely end tables, table lamp, Jr . floorj lamp, and thr bookcase. . RiS*ir= ! a 2 • k i ! > \ f%y » pw • Reduced, (•roup Fo I'Inforce lh!ih‘s On I'ishing In SI. .lolnis Kiver ^ Money 4 More Die As Result Of Exploflion On $hip In French Seaport Congowall at 4 Q o Hn. « . An '.exceptional value at (Ms lo w price. Rring' In v o ir room measurements. Variety of glistening color*.,, “Voice” Broadcasts Cut By 40 Percent Are Killed 5 . x l t ... Rotary Meet 9 Piece* Wayne Albers Tells Of Townsend Meet THIS BEDROOM SUITE IS COMPLETE Imagine a price like this on a complete bed room outfit. Including even an InnrraprtBf Tnattreas. coll aprlng, pillow*, and tufted spread. The cheat laa four Q spader* drawer* and th* vanity haa a genuine plat* mirrar. ' . E Chifforobcs ' Fall length mirror In'th* door late-yen see yas naif from* head le foot. Largs i U roamj and wall built. Wsl- ( A M . M l ftoteh. This vs Is# cssnat b* V & £ , * . USE OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN .- A" Ned S m ith . M gr. 8 0 0 Kf. 1x1 S T . •* ': ^ * a® - ---- -*T *£ * S J’aimer Child Will Be Buried Wednesday Boys Reluctantly Leave Camp Winona Two .Weeks O f Joyous Activity Only 2 Adjustment* Are Made By Board Hearing Scheduled On School Budget S “Right where we’re been for 25 years’* L d'* % •- S - Britain Considers Emergency Plans To Combat Crisis LAMPS Vi Price & Less Markets Lauded -• 1 -■ ■ ■ SANFORD. Political Emergency In England Seen Due To Economic Crisis 8 mm Established 1908 Local Experiment Occupation Tax Station.Is Hit By IncreasePlanned 42 Percent Cut By City Board Discussions On Ruhr To Be*in. This Week South Florida Ports Rates Hit At Hearing AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEW8PAFKM *■ a city of apprrhrnsion today, ag­ LAM SUCCESS.‘July 29 i/Pi itated by tumor altci wild tumor The ltu**i ill bloc today' irlnikf concerning the file of two Uniish FraAcc ‘for luiii*i.,g the Maidull BATAVIA. July 29 V h -D u l:h seigeants held as hostages by liplan into a United Nations tlrb i c military authorities, busily cktcnd gun Zvai Leu mi, the Jewish un­ and drbiricd ,a ingoioui all.uk ing their hold on ihe rich re­ derground organisation. agaimt ihe Economic Commission sources of Java and Sumatra, to­ One rumoi was that the two for E.uuqx- bn allegedly inter In in < day irpoitrd scatleird instances seigeants, Mervyn Paicr and Clif­ -in, the. c onumir affaus ol tin of Republican sabotage in oil ford Martin, held by ligun as HIOH AtOVI IMI ClOUOS. near l-osnlun, on* of Great Britain's “flying m^ny field aicas and elsewheie but said hostages for the thier Jews win tankara" rvtuela a Lamaiter through a swaying hose line. Within 20 Thr -Nosirl attack was fauns I. •1that the igenetal situation was were hanged in Jeiuiflem this minute*, 3,400 gallons of gasoline were ti'aiufcrivij Tlie "flying tankrra" recently received wide acclaim for refueling a plane that flew non-stop cd- jointly by S m r l Drlrg.s|f jtlcveloping favorably." morning, alieady had been found born Loudon to licrtuuiU and back. (/utrrndtlonat) Alexsmk-i I*. M.mifov and While ' -The—Republic'*—ail— (cure,— ro- d<ld iil C ila . Russian Urpiesrillative l_ I ha • polled a t ' the oulluraL ol hos­ Another, spreading yust as swillminik>' shoilly afln I i.unr in.sjc tilities iot consist of about 40 Jap­ ly. has the seigeants, lound sale a DCs, lid bridle llir I .(oil. mu, anese planes, was declared in a in Jerusalem. . and S a u l Council b>i H»i*«s . i y broadcast Indonesian communiqutA thud said the two li.vd been coopualmn in llir Mudi.dl plan. to have bumbed Dutch position* found in a cave on tbr N'uiih Mo. oinv m.idr no diirtl ielrrin Sematang and Salatiga and ir- Coast. Each succeeding tumor wai rncr to I istier's bid, but drtl.strd turned Unbanned. accepted by the public, but llir po­ Russi i s iMisilmn alirady lud been Semi-official Dutch dispatches lice believed nothing. medr i’ lr.,1 liv S isirl I'lilrigli Mill 4>d seven persons sscir killed Infl, >| #») tilt tlu* «lut«* Vial vIn There arc no Driliili on ' Id Ruprecht Says Slash Increased R ates R e ­ tiler \ M. Mulolov .si llir llir-'.' . ■'i rtiMjit k '-> I l.e late ‘ and seven wounded by the bomb ■Xviv's streets today save tho r <«ho W ill A f f e c t S e r­ quested By C abs; |sowu conlrsriiir in I’aijs, At that IN tlti DOCUMINT ROOM of the Library of Congress in Washington UlU$M-%'||!. 1*1-oil build' *n* . * ntJ dialing of Scmaiang are in armoird cats. Even the • «Mill ’ « nt 1it t A. • * him Mol<»h’\ irlm nl lu Rn altiiu* Luther Evana, cougreasionaj librarian. Is shown ofu-r opening a : ifo Hundreds of fires, set as pari Americana were slaying in thei vices T o Farm ers Chicken Law Pends with • '* il • **r a |\ HhfllULI j'* lliii-iirt 4tul I f iner <»ii lh • containing 20.000 sccrcl paper* Uuil belonged to Abraham lJnruln. Tho of the Indonesian scorched earth hotels, rather ihan usk an undrr• • • ......... I K»i* collccUun. gathered by Robert Lincoln, sui of Uto Civil War president Marsh.di pLn A 42 |icrcrnt cut in thr.s|>|irnAn oidiiiuncr revising (M'cupa• v.iitt ni i i i t i r i policy, crackled across the rice ftoundrr's mistake. , wo* presented to the library with Uie sUputetlon Uiat It bo kept from. iw • Mdn* prislion for thr Central I londa Ex­ tional I j v rales and inlrndrd .0 Katnimky declined "The Ei-o U.« public "uutU 21 yeaii a fl« my deaUi.* lands and rubber plantations ol (Infefiwlhmat) The hunt for the hostage* con­ periment Station here will pirvriit go into effect s.n del. I. wa» gl*n, 0 ,!!'f » • » **• Umi'iefl hn* l"; southwest Java, tinued throughout Palestine today, • . Hit right lo^iliupax. Ills' Mxintml! | 1 The* Nethei taint* armr mean­ but many guv«rmn»nt uffidaia any - increase in ectvier* tn - the en iti ln » r Tfsding by' Ihr City plan1' ami «*id llir ■•oincil ’r.lioiii.1 D *ntrrr luinfrs !rtilt , while said ft* casualties had cxpressetl fear, they Would lint tve farmer* ol this area, Di. K. W. Ku- CommuuMi at its ‘mrelmg Iasi not lnu llir a foiuiu foi diffusion •(fr reached 60 killed. Hi! wounded ami faaind alive. • I Mil. L nlact Meanwhile, a rdiakla source prcclit, vice Jim lor in charge, re­ esrning, il w.ss announced tins of gniipmgnuda on the MulMhall A in missing, a total of 145, since that if I... a«*i \ until **urttv a (ti­ plait. ' Il« said rim American pro J hostilities began July 20. (Gen- said the Palestine government, ported today. In a Ittln to the ed- nioining hy H . N. Sayei city man ll* Irtli’i i f iil-Hil lt.ur paraw*b "clearly linkml with J aral Boedlrman, Indonesian com- widening its war on violence, plan­ iloj of The Herald, D j._Rupn*St »y?». puafti l i t t|c|nt)in iti.iilil "lay '•-w-i..,nisn aromxssy, which nisi mender, Saturday estimated Dutch ned to enact a law to permit de­ explained the reduction and current ] ,sina|| Krnrra| It * If t Ls- f l a t * ,!t - , * x mcseascR on j "li*< * ' no plate on III# ngfi.'ln " losses at 0 000. Ills army reported struction of houses connected with expenses as follows-. . ill l i n u h M \t'KI.N/.ll • .* I tL.i* i,i i| stay ht ’ *11 , „ „ ,.| *11 itypes of businesses and occu-l ' Mranwhilt-. the UiuIpiI Nnlnxi, 701 soldiers In Dutrh service sur­ suspected underground attacks. »•*• ‘ i l it ft i*| | 111••|y Jj. AI' I'orrign Vllaira \ss.it»•I .Snurlly Cm.mil to Ih^ hi In the Arab revolt of 19.14-19, rendered yesterday.) England'* cxel-edlngfy■* i-tnli' |l x HI* • ............................... - j i— Vulifft 111# 1 lay nil a liiiilrd The Dutrh military. Issuing two the military ami police . blasted 11 at- I .**•»}. f . . ecunuildc dials bus ju* bind, if equalised within groups AH too- 8t.de* proposal to at-l up a walv.il communiques, said that in the houses from which gunfire or lives stated that tbg/ '-*1 sure .in tlib manner of (Ilia nillo lion, ,#\•li*»*t *I I Mid *wIihI tha ed in getting a considerable in­ fesiiont such at doctors and den­ roiiiiniaaiun over tlie llalkan*. captured north Java port of other attacks came. tls.saliHtinl* n$$* I'agg 9||) * n |H,|lticnl storm which In- tin _ .18' __ .......... l.ast weck'the military comman- creased appropriation for the Cen- tists rales have, hern set at $25 Tegai, ___ some mile*, m east of Ilia Council tiim'luilt-tl diacUscountry l<V Ihr on|- und i rnn.1111 ~ IA Expo lral Florida Experiment Stallin’, Cheribon, lflt'M ‘‘r ,h'' <li»‘ric‘ ordererl on jha llnlkaii prohlem short I'ljpie Milllstd Attlee' • dwr lH— I > ■_a_.rbank, >J ■a a'-I'aae 7power'.M .autlon ao far whereas under the old |*w prole*- ‘•lyhinIwfore five hnilaoa houses, ivaae near lha the scene* nf of This statement ia correct so lU il Inn, h. Ihu* pnvlng 1'ie IS«H-Inii»t) governmenk. mush • ••.• attacks, forfeited. Thirty-three as it goe*. The Governor ami lha smn rater may have vanrd from w*\ toward a climax nf a niunihcer n ., • , families put out of the houses Budget Commission, however, tlid $15 to $2ll. Already high fees Ini g flglit la-fwi-in Ilia I'liilnd . i i * * i i The girnl t'oiisrivnliviI'.i were sheltered temporarily in not Itelieve that the state income lor circuses, astrologers, carnivals, Kla'ra and l(ii**ta A r m e d F o r c e s M;tv B e Which was thrown oils ,.f I . . . schools. They have asked tho Pul« would lie sufficient to pay the IVitIs Roaaiu riiainlaiiiing a '.'4, estine Supreme Court to return nifproprinlinns a* pasted by list-1 tent shows have nut hern yhanged. h<o(i “Mlenre, a miijotiiy ,,f in,, legislature and have reduced the' Mr. Sayer |x>intrd oul. their home*. council , meml*era *•»|oc**e,l ap I ‘ R e s e r v e•s - T a p1 1p e d pat AiiiuuiiL. •" " ,iM ‘ >" ' L Among Palestine executions ot amount* made available. An orchnanef. limiting llir dis ptuval of a IL S proposal that i • *i "In our rasa the regular appro­ i VII \11 \- I T . I I * . July 29, recent year*, today's hanging was IlM V t* l*vrii Li ii \ ' . ' P ,' .11----- 1 exrrcded only by that of lust priation was cut 4 2 1 , while the lance of chicken coopt at a mm llir proposed ciililiniaaioii la* coin two root I declIU II* I It l\ Mill ttu*‘ «'jilniit*t. . K y «* ii tin* l»;nly d. , on-, i i ,, | bp pin Gaiuu and Fresh Charles Beck, Seminole County April.lit, tn which Dov Bela Grun- special appropriation uf $5,IHH) itnum of 5 0 feet/ from neighbors pn-rd of eleven melllla-r*. I.UNDUN. July 29 (A1) All- lor. tong n stairiu'li .auppo: of V I bethel tinSoviet Union deputy sheriff and. an expert er and three other Jew* were put Tor equipping lh . addition to th#{ h o u ^ -a n d 25 feel from owner* -Mntii I il, Comipis'siorl -aived would Inject (lie veto on lid* thorrt-stiv e- -mines vud tmlay Ihe Attlee regime, now ,1. lalHiratory waa entirely eliminatml,; j horseman, won first plare Sunday to death in the same prison. notice m -leialny it will ta-suniia on­ imri was suhinitlrd.. A c t i o n pai* of the American resolution tlial tlie premier Im* faihd •• at least for the present. Forty(iieat lliil.nu might leduir lici wrlUl the .pn-ssiliK •■••OIIOIIII. t Less' than three hour* before the Wernoon In tournament nice* i agaihat . was drfrirrd until later. two (ter rent nf thr amount in tin ,was still a niatler of conjecture. “ d before a large crowd of spec- executions, an empty, pillbox near .ateliinr and sab- ,,r I>-h from l.*L« ■sillied Lure* .and dip inlu hm Inns, The htlrror goe, f., .» appropriation bill wilf give .us IliroughoiU ilia morning session m e , . bo',-. „ii.t *th# Si. John! tatoro who gathered at Ft. Mellon IheUrison waa blasted, apparently, City attorney lir d R. Wilton to iteinand llint tie ri .iys iraallaa** ■* ra s* . Bltl So* let Deputy Foieigii Minisiei (•4U.H0il.lHbi |H.oiid ($2,560.(88), ItiVl'l ■ Park to see rider* and homes official* said, by a mine. No cosVVhetbef tills *(01111 "ill ., was instructed J o prepare an o'Aioliei Gromyko worked busily mi 000) g.-lil IIIII iloll.li iririvr tv op quickly- leitlttili* la* be •« *.i from all sections of Seminole ualtiea were reported. • • •! I' Ji d e a l e r s ’, • duisnce amending ihe City Iasi a -peach. . . Before the three Jews went In County participate in horse teremergent* nn-aiuiri to merL the liiay get some clafifiintioii i.. r* •loi-mri • I l. ii.In wore gt-dli 40 . law <r<|uiring taxi owners lo car­ . Gromyko let the Yokoslav, Bill - plotprrlnc winlci rtoiroinic «ll*:v. tow.- when Attlea- is whai,|ub -i * Iimirs to .1 i ■ .- of M|| ,|o kl of •nr * n<i tournament riding. Deputy Ihe gallows, a heavy guard was set l-ii nin. i i .nine nn.I piicli limy **' Beck speared five out of eight up around the prison and soldiara ry liability insurance,‘due lo willi- gaiisn and Albanian represeiiia I j-11 \\iiig I i Imo Party inrm meet witli tlie l.nletr -laaeaabo. aaL. i.V.- .','in;rrmr~*— -------- --------and police Mocked off TVI Aviv, rings with hla lance. live, earry tin* In not of the disI'fti (iistii a<a11• in rum o- lo •Vi ­ drawing from busmen of an mcusvion today. Tiiey again de-clsr Her* litv, * Iweri oigiug thr gov- la* ttarsi critical gallu-tiuK io, I. boraea owned by Ilud.lv Ap­ some CO miles south of Acre. _ Hen ‘C. ' nmii, i.,ii I a.i ,l,.r H y l l hurance company wilh which tin- ed (hat the cummi|sioh would nut r ■nin, nr I.■ ,ol* down thr aiiiiy, I be Cialdess of follioie The executed men wer# taken to pleby, Maurice Jacobi. Red Wind­ «Ji 'ue.i "I •niNiig Ibursdey • ham. Carl Rabun. George Prltt- Hafatl north uf the Sea of Tiberias n majority of taxj owners did then la- <nnatllutional and that under navy '-and an. lone, which -hid IMU inally with Hrltnlll - ‘ •'Vpy'' «■ •. ■! i •i loinid vvtlli mold —BKF.HT France. July 29-W U h.l l-l ii__• hard, 8. If.’ Earnest and Ray llow- (Galilee)', where relatives burled I., :.F »• ,?,'a limit uf •lie charter they - would not m» menial S*mialisl at<av•-rrittia-- ‘ 1.2 )7 .too lorii-* at ihr vlgjt ol llir Official* reported 16 dead and a t: them near the four Jawe hanged 4^1 led IA the races. till, «'•1$|t)A|* !«(m| | i •*h will U {hiIimI to CootM-rale wilit it if kit Atria',* - uaosl ai-it.'ilM 111i t lea*t_ 422 iajured In this p»>rt to-1 Tli« tentative City Imdgql for tal'ii-hed. This was* Ihe lln* whirli month. IRA complete schedule of races in April. alii Ii«t Hli t |Iriifnilnl. maintain (hat the go i day ‘from lh* explosion and fira IU4H-4U waa aiibmiltsd for conand events, had not been planned ihe) have ronsisiriiily emphasis­ “ l'lra*!* Ultimo wLtihftAltrSft u In Id Miniiall \ in mint ‘Mmil lcall* isn't angry but Ib.a .lln that wrecked Ihe ammonium id- sideratinn, Mr. Sayer reported, at this was tha first time th* toil, * nisi coinmeicjat fiaiteimen ed .-ipea*.last Thursday. country is suffering froui n ln-a goinrA, wav lo tul shoit III* trale.lader) Norwegian Freighter' Spraying of 35 acres of CHy group had met. However, plana alike." Morgan iln'latud. lh * for which io . l ar l utein lour anti lly hom- war-hangover Ocean Liberty veaterday. (owned Citrus groves at tire Mu­ Iwlng made for following * 11 *rMlltoM»«| mm I'mi p ^lal -mnirig and* .-ut,, „f frasli water LIONS CONVENTION , Four of lh# injured died this njcipal Airport waa authurlasal.. weeks In which to have match ,*m e f•-Tv u> Florida mutt b* williin.a Irw days lo advive lh.'1 morning, th# Iranch Ministry of* ... sJi||_„ races, quarter mile races., flag tupp,-1, • • ernuielil i-n'l responsible ntidiwi* SAN FRANCISCO. July 29. races, girl*' races, xig-xag, relay WASHINGTON, July 29 OT). '•'Tv*', Cllcilt j'ltigi't liaval tilled — Th* Internatliinal Linns con­ wliiih i* linsn’l Ja-en able to over i l s i m . ' and tournament races. Arrange- A 21) percent cut .In th* B u te nasu war. in n .h .r. ti„.. ili»t tha* piadicc i, illegal and |T«t*ai#d to tha Commission vention turned its altriitlun from come a- yet. tine doesn't venture menla are also being mad* to have Department’s “Vole# of America" neau were 40 others, five of In B o m h e r ( ’rash Ileal we'lravi' tlie aiplrtvto IT avant lo predict what further he will parading and revelry (<>day to r »*y critical. rautlc to entertain the audience overseas broadcasU waa announc­ whom doctor* termed at. And tlent’.. a'v.otly Vviiat vve . ai inspector, of aom* tieaf studying- mean** ••( pioniniiiiil say, hill il will have lu It# plenty between race*. ed b y Aasrstant SecreUry William In addition, Ronchalrt Hospital lie left at a local market. no,ml to aba.Tllile- n lilglier a*ourt to satisfy nil quarter* nf hi* party. w orld----EOI.IN FIELD. FI*.; July V ) Sunday ha* bean set for Banton today along with other reported It had treated .170 for Purchase of a $rU)5.00 series A Nine . crewP tua-mber .• >f .* fule-j nl bei vvitc." Tb* *rganltatioii,.which hav an­ In-CNUSe the question of leadcrallip iriV and bruiaea Inflicted hy fly} S 7L • next tournament. All owner* major change* to make th* enter- cute Cfe of net* on I.m),, Hkc-vliobe* is hi-aVilv involved. four-i'lagine iMimlHq *»•'•*■ kill,,I t<> Ing debris f . rofunding bond from the firm of nounced a world expansion pro­ of horses who ara Interested in prisn fit the smaller budget de­ i t tlie Si Johns tois boall outThe crux of Iliasituation artunl l-cs-dy and Wheeler uf Orlando d«v vthi-n their plant gram -and ha* sent consultants to (Ammonium nitrate la a ‘ syn entering any of the events aro creed by Congress. waa authorised. , I* the bndly lagging Industrial Valiiariso. Fla., soon fcflciyfllfhtp lnwpal l»v lilla of the Gama tjainthe major Internatlunal confer- ty .(a asked to meat at th* park at 1:00 Broadcasts will b* reduced thetic product Aalatleelv recently -imv la it October, but -m iM .s mm •*aar T sai off from Kglltt Field, <'npt lb> >il iiu-*i,ui Th# Commiaaiun will m e a t •ncet on pegre since tha end of H UHllMlirtl HU r»E» Hill r . M. on that day. Race* m v due from 66 to 33 hours'a day, and developed. . It l r mad* M by y th* in­ (inughan, Eglin F’ielal public t i i afternoon at which the war, devoted one forum to a Uaa«laa «4 aa »»■■• Sis) Danish and Swedish will ba drop- troduction of ammonium gas In­ Weilnrsday STE E L CHICK Ul* trains officer, repot tail. ItM ti***# ■■ ra se an ) diariiislon of the United Natiuua. ed from tha Hat of 20 language* to nitric 'acid, and now la us*d HKTHLEHEM. Pa.. July 29 I/I*) Another crew member wu. •>< principally aa a tertlllxer.) . In which th* programs ara now The HatMlicni Steel Corp. taalay iouslv itijuri-d, tin,I another •• 1|» Moat of the dead wer* described beamed abroad. • ■uriinmcnl an Increase of an aver ed injury, Captain Ouoglimi Mai l. Effective at HUM A.M. today aa dock workers or seamen. The age nf $6 n ton rtn * numls-r aaf Names of tho victim- wrn- with­ fatalities, however, included one a naw system of "block program­ steel p/oalucta. A spokesman for held pending notification ot next Th* possibility of warding off ming" goes Into effect to concan unidentified wamtn about 30 year* ' , . tl,e nimpnuy said thn increase of kin. *---- ‘ " I'uneral -,'ivices f..r Alice Ha* ^coming depression and g) irate the broadcast Into th* bast old. rovera-al auch'productp as hot. anil Thu plane was on ia routine I'nlmer, alaughtcr i,f Mr. and Mr*. Tha crew o f.tb * Ocean. Liberty -aw u rity -to old nnd young by avenlng Uitenlng hour#-In-each rolled- steel, and galvanise*! training flight when it crashed. L. It. I’almet of Kentucky Ave­ •By Bobby r.rk a ished th* necessary numlaer of told manna of th* Townsend old ag* country and to permit ataff re­ had bran token off b*for* tha ami rutrart sheet* anal various Capt. G*llgh*ri repotted, lie -..aid nue, win, died early yesterday targrta to qualify for auch rank* type* of t>ara. tlie increase waa It crasheil shortly after t4:l»-J A. M. rniiining from Injuries treeivad Camp Scrib* vessel's cargo exploded, but her ian, waa tha subject of a quota- ductions. pro-marksman, tnarkaman, effective July- 28. captain waa reported faulty In­ - A group of 05 happy boy'camp- a* on from 8e/iatgr Claud#-Pepper'* wIn n n car mu over her, will b* Central Standard Time. in- Tr.wnianrlllea asA their tkal. jured when struck by a flying era'from’ Seminole CoOnly finished m*i V*man first clax* ami sharp I. UAIV h t-J.ts»Tow'naendllea at caatliturtral \Vi-<iiii--,l*y at )0;30 . ptec# of metal white standing on busy two weeks’ period at Camp *hoo|ar,. recent Washington, D C. conA, IL at the Erickson Fuiural NEW OIL WKLI. PjrMtod by John Fox many of •Ventlon •hor*. a if R. Alben, Home. Winona Saturday noon, and aahl TALLAHASSEE. Fla.. July 29b u m organizer for the clubs at Fires started by, th* blast atill reluctant goodbyra to Gila b*auti- the canipara were busy at tha ' The arc latent iH-cur red at th* archcry range. Horseshoe, table (41- Humble Oil Company today JvJfth District ntreting mrettog of ftewnwere hrrnlng today. Much of Rrest, a AJfth llelpy Selfy l.uiindry wlacr* Mr*. t Tn Volusia received S la t* Board of Con­ tennis, handball and teeter ball send clulta held at th# T% rtat h*!1 4etr*y#d' by a«rial bomb^'j (hi ^ Only two adjustmapta ware I'qlincr_war doing—b»»—laundry/" tournament* were hrld among servation iwrmlsaion to drill m new Otnter from 10:30 A. M. until made In tax assessment value . bile (Wiring in icgard lo rbe 'child, only 21 monthi ' a old, -wvttr’ftntf ■CW ir HeiUies Uirp nfdTh.nUtJ?iw!nL thr V L Utld ‘ M td w “^ cS ritte ll O T g P- M : Sunday. A noon lunch. yesterday afternoon by tha County nf tha buildings '" ‘ h . buatnea# MoyNl under the Kipervlilon of lb# cmnptra Friday, No. It-1, In lh* West Sunnilamt the tentatively adopla-,1 County was laarn in Troy, Ohio. Ilur parAt tb# council ring awards were WaT^enjoyed. : Commission at it* maatb school 'budget will tie held Fri­ erit* im,Vnl to SanfunI in 1946. district ronalaUd of pro-fabricated j Herman ,E. Morris and edunr Albers reported that 200 an equalisation board. on*-story wooden atracturea that actors, r.ech boy entertained the made to the boys who qualified field, nvar the location ot lh* day mornlmt at 10:00 o’clock at In addition to the parent* aha la • slate’s otity; producing wall*. for varimta awlmming ranks under went tip Ilk# matchboxes. delegatee from Florida attended tha Court House, it was announced survived hy on# grandmother,At the request of R. C. hope that h* might again be able th* attraction of “Doc" Stanley. are all five congressmen from tha ard. tha aaaesamant on the old this murning hy Supl. T. W. Ijiw - Mr*. R. J . Palmer uf Sanford*, lo attend tha camp again .next Those who qualified for advanc­ GENERAL d i e s th* convention, and that not only Mar*hall home waa reduced from TO ATTEND CONVENTION ............... ton. summer. another, Mrs. Thum*4 I). Mr Hrld* ed swimmer war* Walter Graham, VINEYARD HAVEN Maas., July State pledged to support tha 117400 to 112400 value. Mr. Lawton pointed, out that of PliMsanl Hill. Ohio; her great W alter Roath, Fred and Robert rmrAw iLAw.A8^nE’ *}*'.’ Ju,y fT And Friday war* th* ___ . . movemrnt. 29 UP). Brig. General Merlweathcr ent, but that 60 percent on# of the major item* of the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J . M. S. Nelson requested that rat L. Walker. U.8.A. retired, former budget la that of teachers’ salar­ N. Palmer of . 1 ska land; also •f*th# whole Congress la on tha e r tend In Euraka hammock rngh-T/^PatTS1 ^ 3 ‘ *°d 1 S 5 l & ^ n X ," t h * T .PnyWM f c ^ m m V ^ l ovarnor of th* Panama Canal ies. Seminole County Trachor* sa-vernl unrles, uUhla and rousins Townsend bandwagon. Senator be reduced from $22% to $20 batrolemen with th* 8U U ‘a ona, died today In hi* 78lh year ar* due S S T StoS tth* f i lNgttenal i fir q u t e t i S f H ^ . n , ‘ S y pS : Bruewaur of Maine waa reported an acre. to recieve $395,260 request waa granted, legation The Rev. J . II. Root Will offteArneri _ ... iUrUd _____, Staw Convention in Naw Y o rkI'th * Uttoo of ! * “ ?.. I .^ 1 Tom^ qualified for in tha Marin* noapltal where he during to hay# talked o n jh # plan to. the according to t coming L. BurSlck oi Ugion _ ,tha , ------ lg tterm aa com iate wt the service* and Intvrmant tha bulltte at th*lawimn had been a patient for sa m e l Farad with $292,000 reelsvad by will taka place in Lake View rajra and Mean* Committea. tha County Clerk's offtea. nth. • , ' .ix lfla rang* as th* campus flamonth*. . l u t yaar, ha said. Cemetery. . , M . 9 ■J. « Yes —* DEFINITELY LOWER — And Besides — * . TH E W EA TH ER • onsiiUrable cloudiness with M.iiicml shower* and thundershun cl* tonight and Mvdntsday.. (•cntlc tu moiUrale >«ri»bW winds' musli)' -uulhncsttrly. Situation Indonesia Said utch Pact Failure Kangaroo Court Tries 2 Kidnaped Britons Murder Charge Filed Against War Bride (reallaw«4 flea, Oael the nation when a united effort It needed. Be that aa may, Drltiah conaervatlvea are aaylng that unlei* production it increated the people will tu ffer " *hardship* * ■ '* ' which will impel them to turn out the Hotiall*t government and elect new leadera. Bevln noted In hia speech'ihnt tuch talk waa going the round*. The German Incident related to the Ruhr hard-coal production up­ on which tha economic recovery of the continent depend* to heavily. Tha output It to far below re­ ' » _ . . T, r .m m ;V: Iv.'lr — — •Vv~- - ’ I - ■ %" T* ' —■•-IT‘* • •• . - ( ' '' - , ~ *1 �V . “TV 'S y + v w^j >. . . 4 r l ; » i£ jL . - . >•4 ’* k m n * :\ £ fr-XS'TliJ • • T H E SA N FORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE TWO ...................... The SanforcT Herald TUESDAY, JU L Y 29,. 1947 Learn To Swim Camp Winona Glades Park May Become New Home1 Horn Oeorjte Edward Putnam >|-iahf^ ■lucnoeihnu’ swinmn r. O f Rare Flamingos torFriday, mornlnir Ihi- tamper r.H«MUfer«l fit IW« p«fe!Ut>e«l rf«llr ♦ **♦•*1 tafiartfre* nnil «NRHaf Ml •RHfniii, I IwlWa Pc 3 J NVhnt does a perf*otv think about ns he goes down th«* third tlijia In a swimming accident? 111 Mu h m i I I h l « r n n r Wo asked a friend of ours this question once just ln (» r» d «• M fom l r t 4 •« n m U r r after he hnd been rescued in a semi^concinus condition ftrlnltwr IT. MMV. «*l tW. )*.*•• llllir t I f iRMfnril, I*lr»«i4re. *i ml* f I h r A r t nfter the rmvlvint in wbirh he hnd been tiding overturned M ( 4 n c r f * * « f M i i r r l i * . f**ti j . and he hnd struggled in the water nearly 15 minutes iiefnre fittm rting the nttentinirof some people on shore who came Hul l ( M i |M lift Aft to Ids help, £*lf*V « . ( l l l l l f i \ II|1A> . "I thought Shout the hundreds of times I hnd been IIit*r»i»*• in swimming”, he sHiil "without ever really learning how­ NI ll*»* II11*4 IIIN U4T9t» to swim. T. thought of what a fool I hnd been to heglert « I'A ju M r In U i n m t » Hr O irvh r, w w k I ,3 « the many opiMirtunities which had been given me to learn, * O a r Mnn fH • .1 1 niid how much I ^.ntild give right then to be able to strike tlrff *U *lt H-Mh* ^ 4.&* ojjt in a good strong American .cratyl a id make for shore P rr T * a r f W only h f**w hundred yards away." , • __ AM ubilNNtf nullrr*, ihiiU >•* Mow many people in your own lifo tim e . k a .c you (!■ • !■ , fMnliHlHRi nn*l t«*»M«r« nl # n lr M n l m » M < | k ft»t the- p h i |h h * »•» «een like .th at? 'People who go swimming more or less nUtfi« fiintl*, will in* rtiii«»4 i*»t frequently every summer, all their lives, hut never really Nt rtgiiUr N d i n t u i n g m i N r 1--- *------ -----------1 learn how to swim? People who when they go swimming Fa In !■<1 * \ H * a | n | . r r lU pIM P llM * flqatlng most of the time, or t i r o * in r . r» p tt*# R ii ib p i i * i ii i puddle .nlmlessly .nroufld. . . l a t b r n n l l u n i a l |I#I4 o f r I i m I U I mr merely jumping over the. waves, or plunging through OfIJrva n r r mnlnlniof*1 lit ih# !«»« Ml r l t i r « Iii thr rrnnlpv Nf|b them, but never actually'swimming more than 15 or 20 feet p r l a r l | i n l b r i d i t i m i U M In r h l r « ( i i at a time. ■r^ I ntli. ;Ask on* of these people if he knows,how to swim n p l f * r n l « l I * « n o n i » ? r r ref tfc# "Oh* yes, I know how to swim." He will tell you. "Been Aa«i>ftiifri| l* vr » « n k l r h l « #**1111*4 swimming all my life. You don't have to worry about me.” riH n *lu h l« iii* iii * f u r # « ( l n n n f All f i t * l o r n I ttretta |irintp-l Hut let him fall overboard a hundred yards from shore. I n I h l a M N a p i p f f i **• « # M M All Let the- boHt from w hich-he is fishing a half mile out ill* « * « • iliip a lfb M . in the ocean catch fire, or suddenly sink. Let him be forced to gij to the lescue nf some little child who has fallen off 1TUESDAY, J I LT 29. 1917 the dork and been carried by the current a short distance ™ih blk vEnsn rort today Uiway. Tan he swim then? Can he swim well enough to l save the child, or take care of himself in an emergency? There is ju st one way to learn to swim, and that is YOU LA»K DEPTH OFi by swimming. Of course, it is necessary to get someone who ................. ' ..... ’ Ud principles of -Urn bask alrpK'ia. to] . . nfter that It is'u p lo you. Anybody] ............- .......... Anvbody ran lenrn to swim well enough ENCK OP “RELIOlilTi liy every |m«*tris{ wind of doctrine. to malv^wdtore from several hundred yards out in the lake. -‘-•F.pH. 4:14. Hut they can't do it by dreaming about it. They have to practice, maybe not more than 25 or Did you know Ilist mtu* eh'l50 fppt. at first. Then increase it a little more every day. dren ate killed in traffic j A fter a while two .or threo. hundred ’y ards wil'l corne as during the mo„do _«l July M en *«y.as 50 feet did at first. Then it is a simple matter Aiguit any ollu-r otlirr tint* t lBu«t dim than my time dm <'<"•) In build up to F>0(i yards or 1,000. Then when your boat ink the year? Now i> * grind true turns over out in the lake, you will know wdiat to do. ' loipul'on a liflJe oafel/ csmps'iMti And yon will thunk God that you have learned how to swim. of your own. W h a t wowh f i r , l " , lilt i h e j t i t D enham 09 Florida it reicaiciLin _s. rrjioii irim Florida Fmrtl Service wind Drt year liinr weir ,0(10 in'lltiiuUlf mulling in a loti ol ,i Im>iii $8,0110,IIIMl weilli ol projwiiy; fluf fuqtr, oi rouitr, don not ini hide urban prepmy f ’ lA goml way to cu te llioic wli p fn iit m o u n t i n g . nul o) ieat»n hi. been liil ii|Hin by Judge Wil ion ol Rmnmn who hat jrcrril'y triilenced Iwo mil nf-ieaion hunt ert to huying ten deei to- replace the two •«|e»r ■vjm h -thav kiilril A| that rale hunting but ol tea. ion mi*ht «oen .lock Horidt i w<iodt with ganjs.* iP Allirr judget follnwrd Judge Wlhon'l lead. The' ilory ol ihr unloaded gu hat been told llmurandt n| lime, bul apparently il hat not beyi told often enough. In Chitsgi the other day* William Shfiidan •hot and crilaally woundetl hi* beil- friend while playing "com mando" with n- tyih hr though, wai unloaded. Seeing whal hr had done, he ihrn mined the gut on himitjf and look hit own life Wl Fedetjtl -’hntmng exprrti #h*ve estimated t(j<tJ- r^Aity Iwo nullior velrtani h»v#"Tiern unable to find home* ol their own since returning bom the war and art living with their parrnlt or inlawt or in many rave* cooped uf in trntr, trstler*. bsieraenti or at tici. A vrtrram organization in liiti that over «Ken million vet­ eran* are lulleripg in one wa} or another from the homing *hor* age. Hie nation owe* a debt cl gratitude to the veteran* which call* for immediate action on the m*tter of houiing. And there ii only one solution to the problrrr \ . . That ii WORK. Houses don*: build themselves. • mm - T - • * Wh»t Florida farms ate worth to Floridians was disclosed thr other day in a report from the : Florida V e g e t a b l e Committer * which said that Florida ~ farm* \i, .. combined have a total value at $515,000,1)00, or over half a bill­ ion, and that less than 50 yea?t ggo such farm* were worth onl) ■^-441.000,000. '■Celefy is etvii —one of thj two or three big money crop* and in- 1946 this-slate proJ ed more than 60 percent o! the Spring and Winter cel­ ery grown in the Unilad State*. Cjirue, of course,' is big buiiness in Florida. 10 are tourist* tad their entertainment, but the pro­ duction of Winter vegetable* need |«U 119 back leaf to any of them. SA ^TFO K D rresiilent Trunurn’a «ppointmont of HoFrcrt N*. Denhnm ns ueuarnl counsel of the Nationul Labor Helntinns Boarii shoulfl proVe to be a tvisp one. . . / iJenham hifs hail u varied career which he Iregan ■is a machinist's apprentice in St. Louia, nn to study law. Ill’s career wns interrupted by service, in the first World War. after which he heyan worktnK for a Wall Street firm ns a (rouble shooter! With a few y e a rs,in the financial district behind him he went to Washington to do lejfnl work in the .field of finance, and eventually wns persuaded to jio to work-for the NLKH as a trial examiner. He Is liberal in his ideas,'and has believed for years that responsibilities went with the privileges granted to unions by the Wnjfner Act, He says the Taft-1 iurtley law "does nhthinjj more than resppet the ordinary tepets 'n f Human relationships.” He says also that he is “Just Yiiiive enoURli to feel th at labor leaders are honest men, and will play decently." • With surh a man ns counsel in disputes shout the lAbor law, decisions should he fair to everyone concerned, and lalsir peace he easier of attainment. *1 F O R U l V r | WHi?nfonl Avciiub W«J pt»e*l with lVu-Ui« ‘ shell at that time and water »eep. , urolerground *ili»--tysrptn.UI — . - 1 . .............. Sincerely yours, Mary Iwffler Strong ing through cracks kept the street Editor. mol»t, thus proving Dr. Moure'* Sanford Herald. United Nation* delegate* and Iheorvt sta ff consume lietwcen LMl.tMMt and Dear Sir: •. From thl* beginning we now 25.000 taeiil* daily at their temg In vour July ‘J 5 l**ue,.Mr». I.ueIsland headquarter*. r * Chappell Jewell menUoni the trough' y.itcm of irrigation used by curly growers of Celery in this *retion. Dr. L, W. Moore. » Metli xllit minister, father of the lat*- T. V. Moore of Miami, was the origina­ tor. alxmt IRlwt. ‘ For an rxiu-rinient.he laid wooden trough* in the ditches qn etch aide of Sanford Avenue betsenn Second and F tm Street*, and ill vertad the overflow from artedin Is your T u rk ey s They have been holding a national turkey convention* in northern-Ohio~"Turkey Federation" they called it-n n d j thp report* fire rather overwhelming. Local reporters told 1 cflMtnily o f .turkey* the size of ostriches, and it seemed to 1 Ire generally nrcepted that if the. supplies of pork and beef I failed, the turks would be fully equal to the mont demands, t It really wouldn't be right, however, to develop turkeys |f*ll aiv** gkVtrilri the 'rvitlente'* being biouglil out .................. by the lluu*e Un-American Ac liviliei Committee which show* - that in al trail semf muom Coni muniiti-control them "lock, »tock and hartrP ihmigii they do not represent more than I peicent ol the mcrgbriihip. Communuui a minority ^imuetnrnl. and.wher-l *• ever it list giuird power it Fia* rep reiented only, a »m»ll - hut w organi/eif group. We hid bell Jlitk _ l«>_il>.»iorJ*y tule in this eoun try. . | O rN U R T T were mtcrtalm-d.bj^nn une\ra:ih by two cXM-amiH'i • in &•*., MIAMI, July tO, (K.VS)r-r The visit Kvrrglades National Park urea plane. At 1 In. muni'll ring 111. i.,.in'.' may again lie the -home of’ the flamingo, the. rxotir pink bit tl na­ dra put orPa funny mliwthd'u tive to the aouthrast roast before the ranipersi jU»« onjoyrl maq white men rame to' Florida. The a laugh over the ttain<-*l horn, authority for ihla statrnirnl I* which could count and tell <.•!».,, Saturday noon • the ramprn Joe IV. Morrow, superintendent of ground* at Hialeah Hare Course, wound up the busy tw.. vttf| t and In charge of the track's fam- ticrlod with rrluetnnt irixjby, h the. atyell tneala, games and e.ria, jB a flock. Itepopulating Of thr new nalinh' , f e n 1 came*In first jd.n ^ 1 al park with flamingo* will caiLj inin jio iiit which yavr W.h1 for ail the hrrriling knowb.-dge the pajama, party, fui ll» weet Morrow has acquired through, 17 All agrelxl that, the leiy'e nf ra, j year* of trial and error. When the I sure looked haml-onie in ihi tiirds were first Imported from pajamas. Cuba to Hialeah, they showed u As the djffjirent cabin-, (din disconraging disintrreit In mat- with paekert up t>edrotl« and su-*, ing. Then In 11KJ7 rame the 'irntho- eases, the bojra hud heavy tiran logiila delight - the first si fin-* for each knew they would not b mirigo egg laid In captivity. Midst.back until another year. Kri->wtn U- I“ * fuss, flurry and i5mUh*onian In l*L they would -In* missing I* itig * stitute photographic equipment, a wakened by the bugle. anil sst young Wrd was hatched July 5. hearing the echo of “Ole- " A - r Hut nobody -- not even the ihother, wow-wow” until next -sumtm. apparently — knew anything about Herman K. Morris hft '■Vlj the rare and ‘feeding of baby directed a stl|ier ramping pr-ifcd flamingos. The bird lived only 14 this’ year. The two week . ha- (« days. rrammril full of ucliviU- . SsmMorrow set about improving the itmle County Iroy^g arc ij -i- rl nesting plaee of the flamingos. fortunate to have * hi - oninr.] The elav nests -- which look like tunity of n summer rflmp undm miniature craters of extimt vol­ a superyis*sl program 'orijl wiik. canoes — are usually found In In the price range of tin gyrtagr shallow water and are flooded by l>oy. heavy rains or driest up by Camp broke Satnrdwv drought. Morrow built a small with the hearty hope dial Ai»k J-remtrviur on- the Wand, of laiy'a—(daiisi wo*d4--w**rk .-iT v the infield lake wfth'Tunmhy'ivai |die could attend Irina, A inm* ter to keep the level of. the pond again next »Ufflm»r. constant. As a result a high of 77 flamingo. It has u straight 'ill rirvj flamingos was hatched in tD44. . In a single year the female I feet longer than ti leg 1 it 1 flaingo lays only one egg — rhalk- t'metive pink shade iloe- not»np. white In color, longer than a hsn pear in the bird for *ix monthil -egg, hut smaller in’ circumference. Ib l* n laxy youngster nml lot* *L Illrid lovers used to feel sorry for mother feed It regurg'itajed 1 d thr old girl straddling the nest Until It la full grown. Thousands of" s|ghtiO-er' vi« during the incubation period liecause Of her notv-collapiible legs. Hialeah every Spring for (It - Q>t| and hatching Observation at Hialeah, however,t oinnrpirqr rank Chap conflrjned* i/r. Dr. Frank Chapman'* finding* in tho-Hshamas-fbi - . 1 . . , . ,L _ . , ■ . . . cs I.. IJerwins rolony that she I* capable rf fold­ ing hpr leg* underneath for 20 Optometrist *1 days of nesting. Unides,-pipps is Sanford \tlnntb Ilk. Illdtt. well trained and relieve* her on Hours: 9-12 1-5 Plume 2!*t the nest at interval*. Sal. 0-12 . - What finally comrf out of the I 'jr s Kasminrd - (ib i'ie - I Itted egg doc* ‘not look much like a. ^ ** ......... --- 4---* ,,,K mi mn *»mer jnninry in sight, *0 thnt there wouldn't be nny chickens »nd ducks And geese to eat, »ml the poultry lovers' diet would l>e some­ what restricted, in non-turkey brackets, and that would never |do. Such considerations, of course, must he respected. Rut look out for turkoy steaks this autumn. to kelp her from careeltg Into the *ldewalk». They ere not envy­ ing you, young fellow, they ate pitying you. Nobody thinks you're smart, They nr feeling eorry for you, young fellow, kehen you go whisaing around the corner at SA p !|e* maybe hating you for your utter lark of respect for the live* of -in hour. —Nobody n>aryel»jU. £our exrep. other*. tlonol skill- at Teepfhg .her right — They ora hoping .their child­ side up when you smear black ren Are saft from the burtliny jugrubber in the pavement while gemaut of potential .death that the tire*-- wreem The warning, you are driving. "1.00k out! Here- come* a jack Don't get the idea yob are a**." * j brave, young man, when you Of course, people look up frbm| ■wing her roaring around turn*. what thtv are doing and crane Don't get the idea that you’re their neck* et you a* you go dashingly pie*ur«squtv flaming whitting hy, but that look nf awe youth. You may have plenty of you *ee on their face* Un’t open- gut*, hut they are where your mouthed admiration for your dar­ ought to, be.—Toeeoa (Oa.) Re ing, your hell-bent super ability cord. 1 F*V. Daring Young Man HAMBONE'S MEDITATIONS Tim rnifromU have rpceivrvl 44 "nilm" (lematyle from the lendera of the oper­ ating uniona . . . ropresenting enginccra, firemen, conductors, trainmen and switchmen. Thoy aay they are aecking only changut in working con­ * 1 ditions—not a wago increaao. The new Room Air Conditioners let you sleep in cool comfort through the hottest summer nights ypu Can’t Afford This W aste M ore M oney F or L ess W ork Demands tike,three are against the interaata of.the whole American * people, who depend on railioadwrvice for nearly everything they eat, wear and u*#- A But what kind of rule* ate being y asked for? Twenty-eight o f them would compel nillroad* to pay more . . money for. the>eama, oi' |cm work; 7 Would require-additional and un> ^ ntceaaary men to do the tame work: tha rcat would bring about changes In operating practice* at Increased coat. Theat rules would co*t s-nn.t.uiN rtftfr LASS adftunlly —a gigantic waste whiylt neither the railroads nor tlio country’ . epn afford. | Railmad Worker* are gonl citiwm* and good emffioyca, with pride in tltei? calling. Their record during the war waA outstanding. Wo. do not believe they fully understand tin* "fia g y rlm r rulre which the Union leaden* are d r-£ mending. We dn not beliove thoy understand tlie hnrmful results which these rules would Iwve to the ruiliond industry, to the millions of-men ami women dependant on railroads for tlw-ir livelihood, and to the shipping and con­ suming public. For In stan ce: The Union leaden demand additional train and engine crows on Dkacl-powered traina—one full crew for every power unit in the locomotive. A Dwight train hauled by a 4-unit Dieacl would have to carry 4 engineers, 4 firemen, 4 conductor*, and at least 8 brake men, or a to la I'oY 20 men instead of 5 . British Plans . by Alley |C*a*ia*#e traos Pan* ««*( Labor gorFerhmeM concerning re­ M-'0 LKS 5AVu*J' MACHififfj duction of the tuned forces, these <SW'NE TUT PE MUL E informant! uid. O U T E R . B U 'fJIS S , B U T Whitehall aourcee aald tapping Ike gold and dollar reaerv* wouldR I6 H T AJ0W M U L E S 15 be a stopgap between the tima W LU N 'i-faH m o " P£R when the ,W,760/100.000 loan from MULE DEM V E Y lW H W in j th* United Skgtge ii exhausted late this year or early next and tha time when the projected Marshall plainer some other U. 8. Theta new unlN will sweep program pf fipanclal aid to Eu­ ring summer from bs rope beeepie V<affdtlve. (Congres* adjourned until January, would and waft In air xaitful at an April hava to approve and appropriate morning. There's a Carrier Room any conditional'itillUona for Eu­ rope.) T. - Air Conditioner for ovary ) room ■— • A wave of selling dropped tome and office. It (Uteri out dust, cook DrltUh oecurttle* oa much a* I i anAdrlaa tha olr ■n -lkculutw O' yesteuliy f> A Uta Londonriock etoektjc* exIw— . wwwn -v-----—v *• : -■ ■ - —L1** fioeheial Time* at. without d raft. . . blow* away trlhBted the bearjshnna to “dis- stole olr. Tbrea tmori 2 ?.!* S!!**',#* ecprKimic situation Quiet. . . ooilly Installed. modal*. Backed jJUypesotW*- political repereueby Carrier, creator of elf condlTha poealWltry that Prime Min.tat Attlee'* government might " tning. Sta them bora today. call a now general election we* considered eerlouily \n tInancial FALKNER ING. 'llttckl elrtlee. The Labor ISIS No. Orange Are. Dally Herald aald talk of Orlando, Fla. S possible coalition governtoept Telephone HAS ' w»s "fantaatie.."*< • i&Li 1 •SH SSr Work” —Sheer Waste The Union loadaw demand that fulllength freight train* be cut to about half their length, even though such trains are moat efficient for low-coat service to you. This rule would call for twice aa many locomotives, would double the number of Cratna, and make accidents more likely._______________ " Additional equipment; yards, and other facilities required^, take care of . there short trains would coat hundreds at milliomL What the Union leaden rraffy want ia to make more Jobs. The Union loader* demand that when a crew kj one class of service perform incidental service at another class, they will be paid not lore than a day’s pay. j for each dare, oven though all service ’ ‘M The great atrength of America liln production—an honest day's work* toe an honest day's pay. . is performed aa a part of tha aajqq day ’a work. The crew would get at lead two day*’ pay for one day’e uork. JTbc.Upltm _ ^ present beak: day for *: ire t so u th *,* .*."* • W f l • 'J • . •J J • EA STS R N RfULROAPS ' to Ulk with ynu,/ to everybody. '-Si, MiNik ■* t . Surely, if erer there wa* ;*!tlm * In •*' — our htatarywtieiT we needed to irerih not watte, this is It. We ere , at Ant <* ’ ' ~j|E7 E » g % * r eon- For only through greater production can wo hope to stop the steady upward Surge of living coats. * ■ ,• ______ m m m fm .' • - ' ! I ducton and trainmen lie reduced from 160 to 100 mHcs, which would hnvr the effect of increasing thvir pny 50T-. Such a run often takes only two or * three hours! • * \ wm&i ' �V \ TUESDAY, JU L Y 29, 1947 t m i s a n fo r d h « * alt >. sa n E o e d . n o a m * PAGE TH R E E Planes Carry Odd Assortment Of Carffo *•. t _____• Hr u v n + h iA Lo w ry carting insecticide* for a writ«r. der from the United S ta ts« kupk Anil when a sixla pofj~«nru;**<• the Vtnerutlan umpire* on their developed recently in Caracas <Uij- .H>el. ■ r . 'i ing the*t>*M*l>*ll season/ a rush or• ___ ________ ___ At* New .feature* W rllfr . "*■ Carrltvg oddly assorted ctryu Social Calender S Miss Frances Mahoney is spend ing a week at Daytona Beach will relatives. • • 8hc will teach the class*’ for srorkers with youths and patent* each evening. At present .ihr I* girls' physical education Instruc­ tor in Memorial Junior High S f School in Orlando and is chairman " P ' Ac A a ir i| | i is a graduate of Prttsburg State College at Pettsliurg, Has. wher-* Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Carte - and she was president of the Wesley son Buddy hava returned to Han­ Foundation, vice president uf her ford after spending two wrets in social sorority, secretary of the the Carolina*. Kansas Method!* student* move­ ment, treasurer of Kappa Phi, Methodist girls' club, ami aetlvj In YWCA work. Misa Nelle Rose Reck of Myrtle woed. Ala. is a sophomore at Huntington College in Montgom­ ery, Ala.'and-is planning to he a D. J animus Hospital. Mrs. Courier will Ih- rw director of religious education Msmbs^l as the funner Dorothy also. She is at present view presi­ Of Interest to friends in Sanford Nirahan. dent of the Methodist Club on the la the announcement made today campus a t, Huntington. Another .MCTUIID In Chicago following their announcement of plans to wed In California In February are movie star'Jane Withers.and film producer William Mots, of Odessa, Texas. Miss Withers won screen fame as one of Hollywood's Juve­ nile stars. (International) RoseMaryLahey Weds Robert Hints To~!roiisowIi>eY Weekly from Home Drmnnslratloa of their daughter, R om* Msry, to' Roliert D. Jammes, A. M. 1/c, sou Bpeclallst. Tallahasi.ee of Mr. and Mrs. J . V. Jammes of Sanford. The marriage look plarr VACUUM CARE on July 17 at the F irs t'‘Presby­ Vacuum l-ottlcs and jugs, now terian Church In Hennrttsrillc*. >*d so widely by pirnlckers and S. C. an'd was perforrpnl by the iveler* for carrying cold and hot pastor, Rev. Everett P. Moye. foods, seed special rath if they are Mnf. Jammes r e c e i v e d her to last Wid keep food in beat condi­ schooling In I-ong Island, N. Y. tion. Household equipment special- and has been employed until her bis of the U. 8. Department of Agriculture offer the following'*-! Mr. Jammes attended-schools in Sanford and graduated from Sem­ Ordinary dish-washing will not inole High School with the class of I mo. Fullowihg his graduation he joined the United States Navy and until recently has hren statl-med three months' vacation at Daytom Reach. - Mr. and Mrs. Edward Smith hava returned from a three weeks' vacation spent in Louisville, Kv., the Great Smoky Mountains and Atlanta. Ga. turned bn'Sunday by plain* afior visiting for a week In Savannah, N. Y., Niagara Falls, Wulkiiu Glen and Syracuse. 1 1—_ • Mr. and Mrs. Jolin L. Haul* have " ‘ Kvlr Sauls' sister, Miss-Dorothy Sauls, of Charleston, S. C. 8he arrived 8umlay to speml Jammes plan to leave tonnlrmv after spending a short llwt-« with a week In Hanford. his -parents .for New .Oi Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mahoney where he will be stationed. had as their guests on Sunday, Mr. and Mr*. Charles Ryan and son, Charles, Jr , of Palatka and Miaa Florence Eddie of lofulsvllh*. Inse with lukewarm water, then llwllh clean warm soapy water ind shake up dr soak for,an hour NEW YORK. July 20 </P) Sup®r so. Any traee* of food may be Mr. and Mr*. Martin Hllncclpher removed with a Imttle brush. reme Court Justice Fall* C. Ben- and daughter, Grat e' Marir, are __ —— Finally, riiuu wlLh-drar lukowarm spendtng a month a t’New Smyrna , , ' water ajrt then with water containleach. They have a* their guests of the federal and slate constitu­ W *nF s t B " * 0 chorine. Turn upside tions to refuse housing on the for the ne*t two wreks. M.\ snd drain, dry and air. Scrub Mr*. Roy Blarkhum and children -corks and screw top with soupy ground of race, color^reM or ra- of Maryville, Tenn. water, then rinse and dry. Renvenga gave the opinion In Mr. and Mrs. J . F. Stlneciphrr When containers ate not In leave them open. Fresh air keeps denying a motion for a teipporak-y and family of Chattanooga, Tenn. injunction to three negro war have been the guests of Mr. and bottles and cork* fresh. If they . are closed, mold or stale odor* may vetarans who sought to enjoin Mrs- Martin 8tlneclpher and Stuyvesant Town, East Side-hous­ dtvslop. ing .lt»vel#pmen»,.from allegedly daughter, Graca Marie, al New . Sudden, changes of temperature irarllcing racial discrimination Smyrna Beach. isay crack the glass in glau-llu *1 r* Its selection of tenants. Tho J . W. Renshaw, J r . of Atlanta. b-ittles. Refnnt filling such a bot­ negroes sought housing In Ga. Waa the guest last week of tle wiUsJinf liquid, warm it grail- th* project. tully W rinsing first h* lukewarm In upholding the right of the Miss Mary Edna luindress at the and then in warmer water. Ib-foro project to determine Ha tenants, home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. filling with a t old liquid, chill grad­ tho juctlre said “though the pur­ O; D. luindress, Sr. Kelly Massey, ually by cooler and cooler rinses. pose Involved is a public purpose. also of Atlanta, epent the weekend It ly safest lo carry onl,- vfry with them and returned homo with told, pasteurised milk In vacuum Mr. Renshaw. containers, and to have tho Itottle Well chilled before putting it in. Mr. and Mrs. James Rowland At a warm temperature milk spoil* and Dr. and Mra. L. T. Dos* have npldly. If rocoa or soup made returned to Sanfofd after attendItseo I'nrt With meat stock ia carried, bring ing ilia the VIL'a Elk's r/int*onflnn convention In In l'ortIt tor a boil, and poor it in very land. Ore. This ronventlon. was hot, hin|ng ihr bottle wall heated attended by 27,000 Elks and they |a advgWrr. Thi-»e foods should not were entertained by lodge* In be kept In the Imttle inure than an bour or two before using. - Court Upholds Right To Refuse Housing w rm i to In* an air-age specialty. Overseas .............. '... For instance, llritiih Airway* carried a sample bottle of rye whisky to the hinnegtuaml. of otrh whisky; TWA whisked 75 rd» from Egypt to- Otperlra amt Pan-American stulfed five nmoll j plane* insides a lu * DC.f i t a ^» r Brin i- Ih x sH M a Miimi.. t-t.Hkiioim >' IlilV.- ilt.ri'l . ,1 they i nil get ■Irv-clrnning nervier l»y putiiuiising— by plane—New York City • *'• -}• store*. During a temporary l-read ! shottaKi-ill New York.last Winter, I a number of tiavrlor* irlunlin.' from wheal-short and bread in|Honed Kranre ranied l"n*r sticks , of linked good a under their nin-«. n rsrg " 1 how eggs lo the Pi! .tin, where his parents are Methodist missionaries. In the Fall of HMD he returned to Duke University after three veara In the Navy. , Miss Iris Flowers who Is serving as .registration chairman staledtoday that registration* ai«* -de­ sired hut not necessary and paid -that those whiv» want to make irglBiratlotiLare.. a»kfcl_i«* ciJJ 607-M. Other local members of The ihr <U)7-M. Youth Fellowship include Joanne Williams. Barbara Ann Edcnfiold. Al Brock. Pete Ilroek, Jnynic Mae Jones and Edwanl McKinley. *-------- -------J c w u l r y p H S h lO IlH „ j .. . C r e a te h x c ltc im nt By BUTTY PROHHHR CHICAGO. July *9 d P )-T h r well-jeweled woman of the rnmiug seateu will brik like a lady—with capital letter*. Daintiness, even i|uaintneas, will b* emphasiied in her Jewelry, but the emphasis wont lie subtle. Opulence is the kovnnte and It complements the Fall fashion In jt night sponsored by the Jewelry industry council In cnnnrrfinn with ■A * NfW developments In the mystrrU I ous disappearance of heiress Ann Straw. 30. of Holdcnirsa. N. I I , lead toUta belief that she may hava i staled a ransom note feat been re­ ceived by the girl's fattier, banker 1L Ellis 8txsw, (International) Use of enameled and wooden utensils U itriunnirmlril for mak­ ing soap at home. I.yc eats restocking River alio* forwatdrd an aaaorted seicclinn of hatching egg* to ptelty up the I'ools of the royal palace nt Alexandria, Kmiwror llailp Selassie tree!red an air shipment consisting of a Jewel-enc rusted saddle for hi* fa­ vorite hntse! and a number of crocodile* traveled a* air cargo from ('aim to a loo In California. Wlnlc-nlrnty of'ienslldc article"do son” plane traveling, stone sound rather odd: n single bras­ siere to ItangalotT, two tm'.lli** of Milwaukee l«p-r to Ceylon, an uiu- In peOet time, Is-eswax Is used in making ointments, robl clean** and nail polishcrii; it Is also em­ ployed for wood finishing fan.I ing this season; 10,000 earthworm , wen* hurriedly shipped tliioogh candle Making/ Ihr rlouds to Panama to relieve n threatened earth-worm famine fac­ ing three New York-lmuml duck­ u se, it- T a n billed platypuses. * branches of Plenty of flowers are ftitwn from the center of th, atom to niaiket, but an nut ■*tnn Itng-htt-nf-hurt irutturat-fty ln ^ ra ra chestnut tiee from Paris* Champ* rd diamond flips weighing 76 car­ Klysees lo la** Angeles. A g*apefruit tree was carried by air .'mm ats apd vatu*-* m Other Jewelry ensembles imlul- the sonthwest to Saudi Arabia where ng* ieulturists wanted .to rd n dlamoiHl fn:. iiiVaiait, i., ... earrings and a situate rut enieralil e*|H-iimrnt with its pindurlinu ting su m with n t-lark tnoiir dinner die-*: a 55 i-aist cmrinld CiK-ktail's nt n'puldishnr't imily were ,-mdi'd by (l-inillion year *>ld aid and diamond clip and n I't ire, chipped on order from un and a half ratal eiiirtnlil ‘ting, Alaskan glarier and flown in n and an antique diamond flmvei- roolyr to Manhattan. Hut nt Ht»int spray onre piesentrd by Na­ the same time, another plane was poleon to the Kinpiess Josephine. winging its way across India SANFOUI) BEAUTY SALON Phone 1354 S P E C IA L Chest-O-Pops Box o f 36 Purest Candy Pops Individually wrapped M cCRORY’S Problem s THAN KS To nil tinr friends whn pntitini/.ed Ihc PALM S & P IN E S C O L O N IA L C L E A N E R S While wr were upending it Euclnldr Appleby Irene Appleltv ■*, gentle-woman about them, wheth­ er thry were ^8 carat brooches nr that lava of the career girl, tailored m*»»fijne jewelry sets. The "antique look" will be Im­ portant this season and—from th* fashion r i p t r t 'i comments—it would seem preferably that mlRule's jewels be brand new plecrt made to look like the antiques rather than the real article. Enameled Jewelry, to demurely suggest the baubles of grandmoth­ er'! time, Is extremely fashion­ able, as are rope* of pearls, pearls in choker fashion, or several strands of pearls treated as bibs. Colored beads and jade hava tnetr enthuslasta. as do seml-preclous ■tones. Top Item of th* fashion showing was a pair of blue-white pear shap- Mia* McMahon, owner and operator of* the Sanford Beauty Salon has ju*t returned from New York nnd ia cqulpj>cd to r Ivi* tho newest- trends In quality per­ manent*. from $-*».nn to S2n.no. Guaranteed npringrr nnturaU InstiiiR tl months or more. Phona 481 THIS WEEK’ S Ladles' ' Rayon Panties .. 59c V alu e.. 39c Ladles’ 1.98 Values ... 98c S lip s ........ 1.69 Value s ......... 1.49 *. 14c Open* 12:45 IV-M.--46c la d le V * Rayon Gow ns.................... . Today & Wednesday OR) VS€(X]K)0@@(L@(R WALT DISNEY'S * A beautiful aaaortraent of Eaay-to. aew material* including Rayon Printed Jersey, 8pun Rayon, Waffle WeAve Crepe, Rayon 8heer in Stripe*. Floral* And 8hadow Print. 86" and 89" width*. •• • _ Pull Fashioned 1.98 Ariftlwral Inner Sanctum ‘ . Nylon H o se.................... pair 1.29 Genulnr Plastic B a g s.. 2.98 V alues.. 1.98 Birds Eye Drapers...: doz. ...:3.19 Ladle*’ 8 f t " Drewting 1.98 V alu es.. 1.29 Com bs........ 10c V a lu e ......... . .05c H air P in s.. 5c Value 3 boxes .05c Large Aaaortment Pocket Book Novels :... e a ... 25c Ruper Vnlur Angel Soft Tissues 400 count.. Box 25c V a lu e s T o 1.98 y d . 54F * 51” -• Valoen to 1.98 Ball Point Pens ir Brushes e*V Fountain Pens �T o n fo ff Doubled T o FOUR-MINUTE Send Buck Across T o W in 13 Inning Game L a s t N ight MILER COM M ENTS PALATKA, July 29 (8 p e c i* l)Managcr Johnny Toncoff aVatlod a two ply poke from- the righthanded slant, of Buddy Lake in the bottom half of the 13th frame S ID E L IN E S Trim UmintAviJU |),Uni Orlando H I I'Mstka LtetbHrg l« <• hA.NKOHD 4* II »* if ** S b •• .*»» ] .III 1J .IV* * * ** tisy io n s llesrh SI •» .1*7 llw elta H ain nittl* S._ Orlando 1. Hi. Auewtln* I, Ireland t. I>*>tuna lleat-h a t Leeebur*. it*1 • rata. l-aU ik s I. Hanford I. ( I I iasli ssl T w lsr1, U s a t t Utlando St Claliieefllle. I , , , t u r s at Iis y lo n t Heath PaUlks si ‘SANFORD. St. o i l McManus, « M urray, lb lb Stivttntsn, U Ford . c - * * ilK C C O K P Af 3-43.0 at DuLsnit -set ♦.III ■tit *v* MU .*<*v .101 l i * II II* If1 21 / , irtAfu- 1 [X o o o r TiltY 1o A T o u li Ruth, Brooklyn St. Louis N»« York Potion I'tnclrlasll l ■» ] J M e U s AeU6rLf. A&- l i l l •'•■tRgAO/ tU s gQ ilA U O p I l Jftd A V L h f':; l(*X > A tC tirf Ss tin ft,Id. lb Auguwliu 1f«H STfeAdCMS \ (ZAFipv Y s4o V iel< ri»t£V i i 5 dpeAf »Ueo oofoi* \ lUrrinitun, rt take, n Hi 14*. tf Tyler, Westhsrs. II Toacefi, c S n S A K jD PirUe, >( Hanson, lb L s tf ir t •> 3C—-Tiftr tiut W C P i SFL PI5TAMC& . , RUrlrlER vM om CUKoPfc'M C B tfic s NAy Wil l o d e 16 . (2cW -(He ftkW'AkiNcM& MlbB* s when * i i it i* ii winning rue die WO 0»* *8* V - t Itrrorsi <1 11 ,i«: li, 1 * .in j« ,1. it A ii 1 l« is ,111 l»'» ton n i| .,n i»-* it Si . h i I I •» II si .*»« I* iit*uii. Teat,rday v,p!u* 'I'",*1' York S. Iielrott I 1ffc.le). rk lb MeOabaln, p • T o ta l, TU ESD A Y,' JU L Y 29, 1917 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA * PAGE FOUR Ten roff, H rMshui T s r o r n i i r n t i T i i ;- TongfE base b it,; Plrlle. H n tln *t« n Toncoff, Stolen b it* * i *sn T yler, ta k e lUcrJflceei 1 Dmo*vj*j. DftPUHU. tiirrtn fton , ¥ c (1Shagen Double player La,lre» and RADIO PROGRAMS E latio n Beck. Left on bests Hanford 11. Palaika I*. Itsse on bailer .off MrOahsgsn (. rorucb outi by I-ekr *, Medshagan 4. UmpUes: Cooper t svsly. Time of game it III*. «;* * *!0 Errors Decide Tilt Between Saintu, Hats WTItfC , Twillklit Bona, itporte f t ran A ir t o l l U e ls n in s K tW i Itm im im i CHICAGO, Jul v n v i*,ok King Bauch handleti of Aisank Tits 1:80 Hsath Myrt today weighed a ehailenge to fa<*e $lM l.’l* News Three costly error# by Ted Mad Calumet Form, Armrd in a win- I iv* Charlie list ner-take-all mntrh rare for 1100,. Hew, flound up 000 during the current Washing t:*S i l * Tuns iiusto tun Park meeting. ii*v< Tu»£.1sy L vsn tn s TIhi bid m*i> by tie T/itiHitig ton Park Juckay Club, yesterday IvtVO N .* » of ths Pay . U. - V-Uis ■I*-*, n — for—th r -buig-awalted •Itwwd'rwtr -tv-ek iteu oM tfu U y T ou ts between the two great Ihorntigh- ltttlo U m M»**M ptvgrsm breds became a challenge nffair tllV I Itrq u ritfu iir VuUtSi when bwnel W a r r e n Wright i t if* All ?fi« N .w s Thai Leetbun Pirates and the promptly said bis Armed Wa* Dayton Beach Islsts tilt wsi wash ed away. Line scorest Cekry Choppsrs Js m b o rts DeLand 000 800 000 8 7 4 St. Aug'tine 201 B!0 lOi B 4 C liomlBB* U s e s Alonso and M adjeski; Hallman, sure his home was in rendition Heinar and Stillwell, fo r th e proponed m atch a t a S,*4 J.*w « ilrtsfs mile and a i|uart»r wjtli each run lit)* ' Htmrli* Hsrsnad# Gainst villa 200 OOP 101 6 12 1 ner carrying 126 pounds. , : U mttybin' Tims 1 s t* 'B u rn in g Devotions Orlando 000 011 001 8 . 8 ( Hlrsch said that if ut>mi Coker, Kilts and Dulaney; Da­ return cast he finds Assault full I I I * - Mutniog M idltSIluas vit amt Abrcu. of run he will ict-omniriid Dial owner Roliert J , Kleberg arce;it * :l * Moitmere pervasds tha match. ISiN lleedline N«ws Tha distance would lie the same t# :« l Iwtln Atnsrtcan Ithyihni. as the Kentucky Iteiliy* which I i I t T u n*! lfilu 'v. lUuusHtd Assault won last year on hit way tv-la M o m tn n -B slo d lsi iv* N*sr* to copping racing's triple <Town II 11 s* 1‘io s rtm It* , bios n tn iis A T t ukbiib . In tlie three-year-old rratm. ID I* Luncheon I>anc« r Olsati. B- L. it us L y ra J . To At* Assault this year won five con-. It *1* . Drifting on e L’lr.ud that 1. WltUaroe. l l.* 0 New, e t . Noon Casaalberry O sidena Inc-. To saculive -stake, in New York dmf t : it* tVsMera IIoiiikUi p . U to rse O tbuiaa Carry * 'u i Dura- Maryland bafora finishing third t } r l * S t- n hour Nm h * to Stymie and Natrhr, in Em­ t i l l * HI sin pi i|ue MW Lseevlbeiiy, Hibbard etu i M. K. I* pire City's 1100,000 Gold Cup .1 .«* New, llrndllnee - Nad Skipper -* What does he know about base­ ball T I t so happens that ha is a for­ mer Major J-eaguer. . That is the history of John. Krider. the new Fed Skipper, ini h nutshell. * John started baseball back in' 1020. when he was n youngster; 18 y en s of age. In 1926 he was; signed by the Chicago White Sox with whom ha pitched for one month beforei the season dosed, •ant^ played In' the Fall city seiics between the- Cubs and Sox. In 1927 ha went to Spring train­ ing with the White Sos'an d was ftouted Aiitbci as si■ "tne lies Rntt itoy Wnnrlae*1 Wonder" liu by tor Bay Shawk and Ed Walsh. After He decided -to give up baseball Spring training he was sent to ( and return to Sanford to make his Jackson, Mis*, in the Cotton home in 1937 and Johnny has been Slates league. Later In tha same' her# ever tinea, vear he was farmed to Rockyf Mount. N, C. After gelling of I to a good start he hurt his arm and was forced to stay out of baseball for nearly a year. * Rocky Mount. After the ( showing with Rocky Mount he Pwthased by the Brooklyn D< «rs and farmed to Macon in 1 for whom he won 13 games. Krider was recalled to Hroo] auring the Spring of 1930, but Iwtwr returned to Macon when won 10 games , . i and B , aided ■__ The Dodgers still liked Krider'a work so they brought him back The New York Giants bea* the for another tour uf duty In the big Philadelphia Phillies i0—1, on show. Late In 1931, after n fowl Sept. 29, 1919, In 61 mlntue,—the , months with Brooklyn, he was| shortest game In the history of rent to Hartford, Conn., in the* the major leagues. * The American la-ague. In It* first season of 1901, drew 1/.SH,as compand to the 1,867,000 fans who att*nde<l N* tlonal League gsihes that seston. himself in a Drcjklyn uniform In 1032, and after two month* wae farmed to Jersey .City in the In­ ternational league. Je n e y City traded John to Nashville in 1933 for Lonnie Frey and In 1034 he was bought by the Philadelphia Phillies. After toiling severs! games fur the Phillies be was hit wrfTh a hat­ ted ball In a contest between the Phillies and the New York Giants, and as the result was iaactlvo for over -a month. The Phllltea sent him to Baltimore of the Interna­ tional League, then to Haselton. K rider started the 1933 season with Haselton, and was later gent back to Wilkes Barrc. Johnny could not take Spring trsluing in 193d because of an arm Injury, so he came to Sanford to get some sun treatments for Ms the rebound 'Hilly finished off the , South Carolinian with a vie ion, right to the mld-aectlon. Chuck Aleno Slated To Return To DeLand Matthews etna How !*« "V .& d V Barber, lU rtuond Armed established a mark of 1;49 1/6 fur n mil* and an eighth in the 160,000 Stars and Stripas handicap. In his latest start, ho cllmaiod his Arlington Park cam­ paign by Winning the |60,000 Ar­ lington Handicap. ORLANDO, July 29 (Special) —Billy Kinard s c o r e d another knockout victory last night in thu Legion' arena as he belted Dave Stewart of Spartanburg,- S. C., with everything |iut the water bucket to ch air up a second round victory. Shortly after the iwfoTid lhund opened Klr.artl poumlrd 8t«wr*‘ with a crushing left hook, and on iats ycsteTilay. , 'Aleno was scheduled to laave Atlanta yesterday and should be here In time to play against St. Augustine tonight, It wae stated. MUNICIPAL PARK 8:15 P. M .PALATKA VS. SANFORD Hals, It was recently” an- No Better .n il like to know how'DeLand is keeping so many veteran players under control. Looks to u* like Rt.lnecke, Clolek, Rosa, Madjeski, vittor and Knepper are too many, not to mention Hal Stewart, who S in ce J H H 2 ...F ir tt A m o n g F in e W h l s k l a Blended WhUkey U proof. C3%grala aautral spirUal Tkroe Festhtra DUlribidors, 1st, New.York The Jovial Fed boss again found , 3;>n Atlsrnooii Danes l;a e I.** *:*S U P Newt tia a Cloh Isirsl News Maifktwa Js>. L Suit -c 2 SALES DAILY Lamb e m * Dora; Ram. Jim a to x Oanavtava eU> Te- Donald D oan alus M argaret S la t . i* t fruvene. M, D- rtu i- Anna *WD> T a Willis a Ctevelaad (of Alai D upraa W . B a lal. lU rry C arru if inn T o U. I * Hie hula (F e * elm* pis D*adl. - A nd sa,. 1. U. a la x Allca M* f u C. &. Donon. D arton, C. D. To John O. Ande* a la s Alice n r.A L K STATX MOUTHAOB ^ C arry. George Otborne e ts s DoroIhy M, To Caeaelberry Hardens, too. llsrrleun. Cyrus J . To First Fed AGAIN WILL YOU HAVE THE OPPORTUNITITY TO FURNISH YOUR HOME AT PRICES 25 TO 75£ BELOW REGULAR RETAIL PRICES • Two - Tones • W ing • Tip* • Brogues • Loifert'. Inaan. Cbse. Jl. IVERYONE (Gibus SALE) ra Lvsn fe a r* etss Coep. To Kalla, UP TO 12 MONTHS . TO PAY ‘ a : ■ iff* T - *,♦ *v * : * =f"*‘ x H T ils Speaker played a few games s t first h s i. for Wsihlngi * ; l l Hetty Clsetlc* *t*a Niwe of lb* Dsy ton tn 1927. H- T e Heater hewell To Harold L . lie * Howard lieilow t t l * Hr tVav o r Sluste *■ I* Ksl»n P arad e t i t * News 1 v* Bar Hnn* Bauch l<*a N .w , of (he t»ay 3 t * l {’avail ads of Bulls » DELAND July 20 Seminole County Court Records T a Vaeeelbsti y U ard .n t, la c . . T ay lai, K u itn a It *tus Marta ItTo John f» Dolllo, alus Mlgron U K lrchhurr. W . K-, J r . Slss t-urllle To W sda Hamilton s lu t Bethel (LT D W D ). ' ' ' awuf ford, U rotdae K. To K lmer B B r o w n . eAi* Lucille. * _» AND OTHER CUSTO­ MARY SERVICES •e ^ ,L ; . "-H r ^ ■ 1 �I th e Merchants In Poland Are Closing Stores YARDLKY VEN ETIAN IIM NDS America'* .Must Beautiful . mi •• ( M i r •• I’oli'hrd Alumiaum \kk till I'or Free Hatimate EN S -r f ill \V..Robinson Phone 2-0720 Orlando FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM NICK’S OWN ICE CREAM Wf) m ake our own Ice Cream, A ll (favors Tusty — Delicious — Healthful NICKS 4 1 4 Sanford A ren s* S A R TIC LES RECORD PLAYERS for rent, lly day or week. The Music Hot, lit* W. 1st tit, I'hopo t».Vl. ' FOR SAl-E JL L have watermelon, lo|H’s, pearlies, toniatiH-s, ilOlh through Aug. 1!. I I French Avc. Priced rigid O FFICE apace in Mclseh Ituilding. lutrge Kght tdIces, Iiewly decor, a led. all utilities, beat and tani* USED Electric refrlgeialor. Cm lie seen at Sanford Electric Co. lor Mrvice furtiisheil. Call HfldWi H. A A. Dept. Store. FLOWERS* fur all occasions PAItM y n i : ItKNT -'J0 *crea snl ' Mr NEILL it YOST FLORISTS trurk farm. I Sipes Are. Just off Celery w* Lot m ils, n 7 mom jlfceMlng opt] I tspsm house* 2 Urge barne. j Office ph. 403 residence ph. 610 H DweUlog lor. nut only with “ -^ -JafRtCOa ■ Cainers*? • ■•Avcntlr,' Metal W o ik sT -rm w radiatora n,vll. East side Sttnfotd, Fla., phone new radiator cores, radiator 11 ‘ 102.R. P. O. UoU SSJ. hk II. i^-leaning ti re|iuiring.___________ i'R ^ S iv ijk r ________ _______________ CONCRETE SEW ER PIPE • CONVALESCENT HOME . *.ow •SKI’TIC TANKS,* Ureas*) Tiaps .0 ,4 open.at Chuluotn. lH mile* S. E. llliN'ks, Aluminum. Window < nod of Sanford tiftd IH miles N- K. Serecns. White eentent, 1‘aint, •lit4; o f Orlamlo'. I.mg, serren and 1‘crma-tile, Hurricane ^racea s r oa'n pot* be* to rit and enjoy Miracle Conerete (.'gmpany, 3trJ —.Wm-Av*r—Phonw-ttmT— m ( p from nu(d UnCfiCs SALE—hlmerock for drlrelobby ami room*. Ei irk etiitsiruc­ FOR w.iyg and roadway*— Phone tion. Can nrefunodnte 23 only. Phone or write -for resetvuHnn a t once, Ovi,»t > "r Dr. I l.'XEDO FEEDS- -complete dit'X Martin o.'tuj or write Ho* 137 Hunt's Tuxedc Feed Store. Chuluota Flotilla. lotrge redan Hat torses A flattery Charging' for guest - to visit their do*dor. II. II. POPE CO, INC. Salesman and collection for white instirance-deldt. ago "5-45. Sal­ ary ami commission, Write Hoc fORMMt Congreiimsn Andrew 3. May of Kentucky leaxes Federal Court In Washington after he was NURSE for sentenced, along with Henry end Murray G artion. on charge* of WOMAN for genrrnl housework. bribery and tgrupitacy in defraud ........................ ....... ..... wartime 11>7 N. Locust Ave. the government. The rhstrrnan of 4he 4louse RAIIUry Affairs Committee end the Oars9 . W O R K W ANTED sons will appeal the sentence of eight months to two year* Imprison­ EXPERT puintliig —contract or ment. (International .Sonndphnfo) hourly .basis. H. U. (■r*>gau. Free estimates. Phone 7KLJ. FLOOR SANDING A (im.hing, rleaning A waxing. Our powei unit enables u.* tu wort, aliete Kt'rn "r there is nu rlp itic cotineeliu.i SP L C iA I. V MV ICES in r»i of t A Iit iiiiiir y, tls sHUacwf -A— COAL elrculnting heater. Reason, R R E A L P H A T E FO R SA LE FOR SA I.E.-Slightly useil Elgin bicycle. John II. U<«>t, SI I PalRKAL ESTATE INSURANCE til Itl.’S Hieycle. Philyo Cabin*? . . _ MORTGAGE LOANS Radio. Phone 252-W, lAYMOND M. HALL. Realtor <Repi.iI'ted Itroker and IIAIIY rattiage, Thayer rollansL " I■Ir,, good rondilion. Phono 602 m Lnsurnnce Agent m M ^ Florida State Hank Bldg. en story, three Ia-droom CANVAS PAINT- clear and rotTwo ear garug*'. t)n ora. HKNKARIK PAINT A A I HI x 1 to in Mayfair, GLASS CO. Phone 320, unfitrnisheii or. furnished. PURE. Air Gas Kilrhen Unit. Mnreeneile Cabin Court. So. Orllndt louse On la r g e k .t. C o rn e r Hit kHighway. P)mne 22y.M. ■ o r y and 7 th Hi. 7 0 0 K . 7 fh S t . $ 2 ,9 0 0 . A p p ly t o j . E . W a lk er, Into. Phone Simmons for Itawlrlgh business LOST; white- plastic ladies hand­ In Northeast Polk County. 1600 bag In Penney'* Saturday. Bet. families. ITod nets sold 20 year*. |o Herald Permanent If you are a huatlcr. For particulars writ# RawIclgh’a Dept. FAH-440-103S, Memphis. Tenn. or see R. Hart­ 1935 DODGE—4 door aedan, new man. Box 234, Mmgwood, Ha. tirr*. rebuilt motor. Call for 'Kenneth Murphy at City Trailer 10 COLORED l>oy* ’and 8 edored women for kltckcn work. Apply Tig n Whistle, Tark A Geneva MODEL A Ford R oaditef.' *200. Tele. 183-J or Co. 3304, Avenues. ONLY D O D G E BUILDS TRUCKS AN D ONLY DODGE DEALERS SELL THEM! men ha,l -liar linemplnvnient I I . 073.01 itt.mat. pnymenls. had gone to oil Sem inole C o u n ty M otors haiMtlon of In'iicfil* was in P unto -Y#tii nitif r-*rii nl %»nl are nrlili y nnilfi-.t Mtid rwialrwl »« m f i l aHi Lalftlirt« if nil tlrmSHtifl wnlrh 1 **11, AI in* * OZARK IKK ?r-mrr-tra rr^Tir i iTrn-nr i'f ?. .ffip a* nfumfev, A* HONEST, MONEY. B th * kMERA KftfFltln, A n you tm nblea by distress o( femsts fununuiul monthly dtsturbsn rrst Does this make you su tlsr truni pstn, fssl an arrrxms, tired, • rsk - a t surh ttnissr Then ao try brats x. rtn th sm ‘ 1 V rs tu h is co m is)"»a to rslleTs aurh •jniplon * rtm o u i to hrlp women troubled Uila way I Also, • stomBChtc lon lot . DINAH- , OZARK... COME IN/ KISSED r<>imty I iMrc of S.mliml- ’'"imM Painting, plastering and minor st-. - - a * AilmlHlMlHl4*«- «if tli« carpenter work. 102n W. l*th. I r A- I*rumiff, ilw'FlIiHt LAND C L E A N INC. AND polilkil^ih July n, LKAINAGK. 2 NEW CATP.RPILLAR D FISEL Ill'Ll,DO/.-! KRS WITH I’ A L M K T T I • R AK J - i S TWO 3/1 YD. • I) RAGLINK-S. Kl)UIPM EN Tl NOW IN TH IS VICINITY., DIAPER SERVICE ' ' N1MNK IIT CONSTRLHTfON For RrsrrvalIons' or Immedlsts CO., ORLANDO, FLA. PlIUNK Delivery lb SANFORD— PHONE 23357 2300 East Rohlnaon' Ave., Orlendo RENT A CAR YOU DRIVE IT ( • PHONE 200 lurnlfur* Krliniibmi RWICKLAND-MURHIHON Cabinet Work U.DRIVB-IT. INCi Expert Worltnuntltip SE E US FOR THE SANFORD CABINET MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING SHOP AND TVPING 1Z4 Paknetlo Avenue CREDIT HU It EAU OF S a n fo rd ZINNIA’ nod marigold* t>l*nt#-&i Pall flowers rmw ready. It'ixsclter. Florist. Tele. 212AV, fY desirable f i r o* rno.it KXI’ERT RADIO RfPAIRING Celery Avenue-. . U«w. Can he purr heard Fred Mycni. 311 E. 2nd 8L _ DL'NI.OP .* $2500.00 cash, b a l a n c e WHITE WALL TIR ES ATTENTION MOTHERS (UlO. Hi *21,5(1 plus lax. L e e s — DIAPER SERVICE— bert A .’Williams’ Ilahv Valvet furnishes hospital ! Allanltc Rank Hldg. tllhernl tia<le in S.xRh 3—oOa tlOP Di *21.6(1 plus tax. clean,sterile dlapera ami deodar'lied cantaine'r. Economical t\nd la'M lilH-rnl trade In, Ci|y we ‘have a nlre five safe. Fully medically approved * Rob Denni* Tire Co. ittngalnve with all mnvenCall Da/lona 2407-W collect for 413 W. 13th St. I'hohe 903 eight large lots, terms c details. 1)6 diapers, $2 4 wee • arrange*!. Priced only . "F IR S T IN SANFORD" 6 A R T IC L E S W ANTED TRACTOR MOWING — We mow krUrt A. Williams '• Highest cash price paid for used • vacant luts, roadsidea or Urge 12 Atlantic Hank Itldg. furniture. Ted Davia Furniture acreages. Phone 41 or 167-J. Co. 311 E. 1st. Ph. 968. ll home. Several blocks enter of loxvn. Phone 169- I’Ll. HUY your ear rcgardlem of TRACTOR AND TRUCK WORK. Io<t ua clear building Iota, plowage' or condition. Hoy Reel, 306 ing, harrowing, fill d irt dirt W. 2nd St. .* ’ ' moving and new ground work on Iota or. farms. Phone •4'12-W. new. Lawn Shaver, Aak 7 P«ta, Livestock. Supplies C. D. Forrester. Rt. I, Hox i'9. lonatrntlon. HKNKARIK - ~ - I 11*1*11 ~T— ami— ^ ' 'LONNIE Mr Mullen’s M a r k e t & GLASS CO, 112 111 FOR SALE good saddle horse or Shop, open Thursday, Friday A trade for kid pony. A. C. Ren* Saturday. son, 8. Sanford Avc.' aluminum garage door. LAKE Mary loiundry Trady for Urush, 801 Park Ave. Good mule for sale cheap. T. B. Business. Have your wash done Kinard. P. 0 . Box 206, Lake LE- at Minorville, former the llendlx Way. Mrs. II. I .amp. Monroe, Fla, tsc. 25 thousand fact 4 sv drain tile, 8 & 6 inch 8 HELP W AN TED 13 NOTICES— PERSONAL iwrr pipe, good belli. H nrh galvanized and Mack EXPERIENCED celery grower or WILL pay *6 for transportation ilpe, valves of the same trained Term manager for farm to Daytona or New Smyrna, (00 feet 4 Inch Universal Yn Zellwood area. Good position Thurs.. Fri. or Saturday. Phone aler pine, east Iron, "000 I'minm i< r Hugh Emerson re. ported today dial i t # dm in letter found g**mtr through the mad* it illegal. Although only money iV 'jwnt under tin- m u "get tidh uulrk" (ii.oi! letter. Kntfi'on .!#. dared that flu theory t* “In e|o» lritton of the lottery luuid In', and l>, i .,, ti i' . i ' . |mting ,t"' «lhlMr to prl-efutyin ,nnd. Ins, of mall WHATEVER YOU HAUL OR DELIVER M’ Nrwxfeatures WASIIINUTUN Tire Veteran. Admini.iiation .ay* one war ve' eran out of every 5.‘l has esha'iiled him rptltbuirnt ti> unemployment benefits. ' A* of May 1. .the agenev sjiil, i!HH.6*n oiii'inployril person* out -of-a—Wm-U-AVai U y'eteiaig-i*u|^ illation of I I.Ji'iT.fMMi ha*! iltawn! the maxiniiin amount* due iliem] in weekly installment* FJli . a] week foi a loaximum of 52 »/,*!,*.! In aiblitloti. lit.till self-em-■ Moved, xeietnns inlist o f'llie n tj agrieultin ni wmkeis had ' * liauiitetl thru i’tilillemellt* of ,'I ihiI a month for In. and Iwo-fifltM month* triilrln F'lRlti ♦ •*r from lh* ilfitv of ihr (lr«i »?f Oil* ficyil-,’’ Huh ’or 4 11 I*(* f»* wHtimr .*h*l till tint* fix* pi*i f ill it »i*1pfHe Attit— |U**4 —f-lftre—lltMmf *»f ‘ I tjr PjdiRlllll, 1ftr| *hal% its# ftwmil l*i t«V flu elulmutitg t»»* »»-••hi. «t hit nl> ell. Vnhen Radiator Shop, lot t*--i ti«*s. (tmt « r *nr It i letj in tu 4*- itiii.fi.if nut w* fflsFfl ahnl | ft* \i.yli| Sanford Ave, Ph; 3G0-W. LOVE SEAT -- giMwl condlllon P. J . Welter.*Elder-Sprlng.i. DATING- Asbestos Alttroof coating- footl for date or composition roof*p leaks. Coot* your home ,6%. Ten year warranty. IRIK PAINT A GLASS L IU W. 2nd St, E x h iiim iv *> f I t c i i c f U f t (|Stit Alrnilt, U'l its*I t lie- I-' |*-1*1M*t«* XMltm j*ir* ■ llttKAl* IlMulMitfr »%♦, ini tllrtl «*■ ,'l|ii#ii*t *•* *ni*l iilHit# i«nr* I«lilriIrt 11f :tliir |#¥ff«* *ff I Itr- Fi*r111Nl ■ HtfitI iilfe=ri *11 Ii»w* «f :K **<ttIritis IfHlf wllli lt*«nl tlif i"iiraj( * "ml *if |Ur I CEILING fans for aale. l.aiA-v'a FOR RENT*—-Floor -under. Easy Drug Store. ■ jopcrntion. Reaaonalde lalea, Sanlo i d I 'a lt i l A - ( i I u k s t u . i'liu n e Mill*. Poultry Supplies. Nails, I’urina Feeds, Croeerft-s. uml MiuiIs . Ton eh Uni A Watson, 1201 4 ROOM house with ligh'-i mid DOItGK • PLY.MOUTII Celery, Phone IIOII. water, 120 month. E. A. Coving­ PARTS AND HSR VICK ton. Eld' r Springs. Palmetto Ave. Phone 1011 House ttailer for sale. Cheap. '.'1! FURNISHED apt, for a eoupl Maple Ave. . , : • 607 W. Ini StiiH-t. Yeats, llavo'yuur wouleiia moth AUTO KADIOt), Motorola. Kalrs proofed now. Downtown Cleanand Service. Tim Music II if, era^tE—t-jumdrv. - 113 “PlllWtlo' tl'.v W: 1st 'St. Phone 7*31. Avu. Phone 014 wo raiho r nhineix with phono i'iano Tuning ami Repairing. 1, inAtnrs in them Sill. Res. Gil-W. 3 W A N TED TO REN T THREE 20” ‘ pedestal fans. Kxreh WANTED to RENT unfurnished Show, cards and Irnt condition. See Sanfonl Elechouse, 3 or I l*«*l rinuus. Will O— Dima SIGN J1 -. 8 VICE tcie Co. 11(1 'Magnolia *Avv pay ittm.fto month. I't-ul W. 0 . D. Landress. Phone 1021 ■ — i ' n u m i tas Header.- Rjuuii g.-Fioriilo - State RADIATORS cleaned and repair, Hank HinJdmg. Phone lb-ill. Hydrants and special,*, selling these articles at mnt evrn thn sp/oy of rr out of the market, t e t Superintendent on or rail Orlandp 0723 P. M. t« T f i f i r t f At -’ l l *fT3TiTT j trw flleo. where of 53,000 person* en*j Hawaiian titled to benefits. 15,130 had ui*d i|rvrna< up the wj-ekly unemployment nl- tj,ov |taVf towttiiees. fit^ m w A VA survey showed that i n __ thi* United Stntrx, •outlie u vet- ^ Irr-n T l rr*n« in, general, were tic- M-iiil •_*(* allowance-exhaustion rati*. •— Hawaii Ixm-tril the only etenuj When i record of no rxhnuxti«n*, although latltn l to 2.1MHt of her 2K.(HHt war Veterans (he grade hove drawn aomc unemployment' age, that, payment*. (Ino official mid tnatty yottnif or 268,62(i Vets Have Legal* Notice 12 ifto R in y FONTAN A - Calif Fired hut once in their 111—year duty guard­ ing California* roast, two hirlte H-int’h railway coastal defense Kuna have l«*en scrapped. The two 175-ton monsters roared just oner That » a * in lUI*. ami in praetlie. They never fired n s in I,realise ihe eoneiisslon from their blast damaged l*u> many buildings and windows over a wide area. They Acie Tflminted as haib<>t defelise weai*<>it* at Fort MarArthur. in -nuthem California, after being. brought ftom *,\|a«»arhuaett- Jit years ago * over a special route on which hrulge* and culverts hud An t-e reinforced all the way Now, their muled duty entled, they have Icrn rut up for scrap to food the furnaces at the Kaiser SteVf mill here. Making **rap of the hig rifles wasn’t Itltttfe les* «f a job Ihau bringing.them west. To ptrparr them for shipping in railway gondola i b i s , they had to l-e *rut up. 'Cutting look one man eight hums to make fust one slice Ibtoiigh the f*o foot bar­ rel*. Dunn* the process, eight tank* of oxygen went into th*« heat totih every 15 niintuei. Their neu non martini role will lie that of steel plate, aheet and HELP W A N TED 8 sxn fo rp, Coastal Guns fire One Time in 2ft Years LODZ. POLAND — (ill — Many merchants in thi* great Polish tex­ tile center art* closing their shop* and "giving up trailv on quite u large sea!.,'' says tilt- newspaper Dsiennik I.odtl. It added: "Lodi offieial dr.-lea find this faet alarming md re­ flecting unfavorably on economic life." ' A apreial goverment commission him ordereil that n tin etui permit must ,Ih* .Obtained before any 1msini*M eanTt uM’ operating, Officials, •akl thev didn't know why’ * were eliding. ; v< In lad *. a* elsewhere in 'eland, shopkvi-pete display a !u»re min­ imum of goods they have *.<> sell hilt keep .ittpst of it etoted nwny from public view. Iil located down -t«wt tOPto date upulnit-ntr modern efutyttnioneos. only. Ph"ii it fi HEDRtif IM house or ppt occunsn, v Ort. I — Per mi fatidgri-. Ph. eag-IL s y r r o K P H tro tu p , NOW YUH LL 5CE HOW INNCRCENT -AM AM. ___ _ ^ D A R LIN G ! 7' AN' FCP WHOSE BENEFIT THIS KISS. '5 LOVUM OOYf// MICKEY MOUxSH T ^ -ii-iAT M 3 H T .J . —A - r UwUHUH THE LONE HANGER Obituary Notice wc'vc oor tq 0 \ / l WAHr AVIEWOf I HE OF ]( CONS flJUCDON CAHP.' MOW ABOUT TXlNuB r ~ J | THCRr LGOOO "Pt-ACC AUN IM CA.YP HOLD ) burial ! By ErairStriker n>tra A'Sve o o r to i imo our who HYDIAE. PINKHJUH'S&8«mI Wheeler of Sanford CANVAS AWNINGS CANVAS F0RCH CURTAINS VENETIAN BUNDS Aluminas, Steel, WoodI ' 10 DAT DELIVERY We REPAIR! F R E E ESTIMATES Phone 808 By. Paul Robinsoy BiArtTHOMB- >T WATCH REPAIRS Three Day Service All Work Guaranteed FtooCTMAT UiKCH 4<ArigTO««sx»a r -nc^CMiw* •* f* REACH f*CN»C/J THAT* n« last f Ttirt C5WT PUSH U S Apotrto flttf O JM tO *4>w (S a o poeft k >n«t rovic* crAnoN - 1 PlANk.-? KO. COMSJ3 IN - w v x a iw r d > ,') ^ I TO Ch.X CWtCXivtC J V - r l - -- ; Fr*CO P.1QY* THWJ* ,'fotrat 'h M 0 .1 AOI 12 Months The Wafch Maker MATHER’S -i.T.ilirr-ffi �I rUESDXT,' JULY 29, 19V Tire BXNWmiS HERXtU; PAGE Toncc Sen To Gan pa la i Manager handed « the botto: to drive tha wiini hurlcr’a -t A1 Met in tha ni| no run* second U Tonight A uleas i a tingle that Ms; call, on C hillock at Tomorr Leesburg China Object* Td * ’ Fo reign »AHsiHlance NANKING. July 29, U P )- Rep­ resentatives of the Democratic League told LL-ut, General Ail«*rt X2. Wedenn-yer today that the Chinese people are bitterly >1" posol to hny foreign .assistance which would likely prolong the rivil war "whether it comes from the United Slates or tha Soviet*. I,o Lung’Chi. league spokesman, told newsmen afler a conference with Wedrmeyer's American fort­ finding mission that he was convinced the investigation was tin partial “but we are more interested-in-’ What happens after they return to* Washington.” . - In Shanghai.1 the Dally ( hen Yli'n PS0 edltoriarty accused the United State*, through the med­ ium of the' Wedemeyer fae'-liniltng mission, of ■'interference in China's domestic politics." The nrwspnper, reputedly ownby a dissident'njemlx r of the Kuomintang (government party), said: ^ "To fact find is "hardly * cornDiimrnt. D i.\ nui glorious that on* state should Investigate another that ia oh an npial foot- tfwmii. f Buck, tt Wtsthvis Tonceff. ' R n i*s if nton. t sties. * S McOsbsln Totali —Twn sciutd ,*Klit til#- 11*1.1*"i t** ident Roosevelt mured top Navy officials to "reverse" themselves. *'1 got ail order for DR) aii_ carrier*,” he said. "All hell broke louse. They did not want aitcraf' earners* They waut«4 d*»Uu)t •is. r - ioM Them I chiiM TOT build destroyers Finally They cancelled ord»r* for 50. Tire baby aircraft earners have bftn crr*i*t*it]l l»y, Ih l, Nuivy with playing a major part ^ in tho winning •fh * wa r . K a f v c r swung into the story of them a* Ferguson pirssed a line of ipies- Hr.oMVf.ir—hint—ff award of the plan# contract* to In * . Kaiser and Hughes. iit» ' .Under this i|ue»tion, Kaiser said would apiwar" rltat Ilia Pres­ ident "left a note” (presumably hr— ------ rd'NsTy - i.rncUHI flbonr-Tlic ca r Error Three UaniKm*i< final>t*Arf« tlWfl lime application of M. K. Haume 'for a leas# on the Winn ^Lovetl dock building on .the lakefront will he taken up said Mr. Sayer, The building hat Iwen put in good condition by the City, ha declared. Action w i) deferred by the Commiaiion on a propoaal by the Silver Fleet Cab Company for increase* In ratea. They, prnpoecd a 25 cent fare within the area bounded on the ea»t by Mellonvilla Avenue, one on the aouth by Twentieth Street and*.on the wait by Cedar Avenue, and that all aingle farea outside that xono in the city It# increased to 50 cent*. With, two or more passen­ gers, the 25 rent rate would pre* operating funds. As we spent (2; P12 Inst year it can readily p seen that the Increase this Is 12.926.- Our operating bu.ljr howevrr, for this year iw pugka three thousand dollar* JW* tKs-1 last year. "This decrease in operstfaM fundi, in spile of the increase 3 the total budget, is brought aU ^ in two w ays:"F irst: I-ast year we had h j unfilled position that was v * t * j for twelve months,- one pu/its J that was vacant, for dive tnontlj and another that wa* vacant thr.J month*. The salaries that w»J allotted for these positing.* » r j added to our operallng^ijudn This year all talariea for unfill The Commission wa* informed positions have been made t that three hew Chevrolet truck* available. were ready for delivery by (Ini"Second: Salariea have t* ler Motor Sales. Tha trucka to increased to . a leva! where t which bodlea will be added, are hope we will tw able to hold t to be used for garbage and train men we have. Two of the politic delivery, eaid Mr. Sayer. vacant last year have been fills Application* fur lease ' of sev­ "This cut iti'our operating fut eral buildings a t the Municipal will mean that we cannot do H0101 HO A FKM OilP on Ids nlghT-stlck, a Michigan police officer take* William C. Stacey, Column. Mich., Airport were received but action^ tpuch as we had honed to < Into custody following an outbreak of violence at the strike-bound Remington-llund plant at Denton Harbor. was ' delayed pending securing by This W.UI apply especially J o tin Fii tmed right, officer*.turn powerful lira hoses on the milling striker* in an effort to disperse them Mate the City of the balance of the sections outside of . Wsnfci police were ordered to the scene after Michigan's Governor Kim-Slglrr had been notined by llcfrlrn County Airport prbperty. namely. Oviedo, Zellwood, Wjet oillrials that a state of "11101 and Insurrection" eslsled at the struck plant. (JnlrrmHionol Soumlplidto) Two application* for street Garden and Samsula. Whei« ; light* were taken under considera­ bad planned to increase our (rtf tion, said Mr. Sayer. One request in these district* we will now n j was by The Church of' God at 1HIS DRAMATIC PHOTO made in the courtroom at the Overell yacht mur­ unable tu do as much as wed * Fifth Street and Hickory Avenue, last year, the other by The Church of God der trial at Santa Ana, Calif., shows reconstructed alarm clock time H'aaliaawl lisa* 0«*l “In giving yuu these figwj bomb which llie prosecution chafgcs set off the fatal blast resulting in : at Twenty-fifth . Street rind Llm i would like to haw it cIrk ! l. end tliat in turn I* due the deaths of Uie parents of Louise Overell. CrlminoloRb.t lloi.Tr Greene Avenua. a* I liointed to low co*^I production . U shown using the meehantsm to act off a photo flash bufb afler defense, understood lliat we are hot « * l. The out in yesterday's column objection tu the experiment had been withdrawn. The time bomb ar­ ■citing or finding fault with s ; solution of the (fiffirulty -l. pelll* rangement was built from the evidence shown in ruins of the cabin individual or group'of individiaJ in large degree on |>ersudding the cruiser on winch Mr. and Mrs. WaiU-e.Uwatwii-dw-d. (TwlrrsfUf6aW7 coal miners, who finaljy won iheir we cannot give them the sjd fu r d#v week, to surrender that f ( I S a l l n u a Dm S m i l i i r l tiunsl service that they hav* U. and half the dock* had been de ntiinlquea said, the Semaratig vi­ cherished pure fid *- tuna the led to expert by the alatcnsr 1(1T.T#<T* of the lOflhtry and r-tuili stroyed. cinity is rsturning to normal. The that our funds had been inrrviW to the old grind -- temporarily, !u (A Republican communique is­ population was ' reported going 1 can assure you no one rrgrn be sure, but still to turn the clock sued in the Indonesian capita) of beck to villages and rics fields our inability to serve the grow* bark, Jogjakarta said a Dutch warship ami, with connections restored be­ more than 1 do. Should at tt That's where the question of bombed Pekalongan, 30 miles cast tween the city and-the hinterlarid WASHINGTON. July 29<A’)- time during the year addition leadership enter* in. and why of Tegal, .Saturday.) food prices were said to 're fell President Truman'* temporary Air money he released for our ut British newspapers are suggesting In southern Sumatra, the Dutch1ing. Policy , Board tocay began Its that Foreign Minister Frlres*. 1I.-Varmy reported, fires cngulfsd four I tin Jogjakarta the Republican studies to assist in formulating We will immediately try to ci pand our activities, in propoi m mav succeed Mr. Attlee in event wvlls in Uhe Peosapo fields, two a national policy on aviation. lion to the funds made amiable of the lalirr's resignation. Deyirr of.them reuses) by sabotage and army said Its air ‘ froces bombed ■i*. credited-with—being flm luplt: oil. Official* were quoted a* and Salaliga today and, \h°uK,f Iward Iwgan oignniiing the study "greatest -possible' beni-flti from saying the n«qss on the flank chased by two Dutch fighters, ordered by Mr. Truman July 1H aviation." The job assigned thr i^ard is of the fields, weke of minor Im­ "returned unharmed” to its base to aid the. nation in obtaining lire similar to that given (tie MortuW portance. \ Board in 1926. Tht* Morrow ie-1 (In a review of tiiejfjrst week ol The army laid lVa^HTptlOtrari»_ n i.le s riorlli- commendations laid the basis fut; had rut off the water supply tvwsflirl, the Indonesian news r-niiiicd Diiicli American aIV policy to. ( « & _ _ _ Kevin is one of Di train's must ( to SaUITjfBrand wrerv^committing »gene>^viot»ra—eaid —lUiplrblicau tf.T. ' AtitUaraw* forcefdt personalities, and a !e.rn Rulmtage on telephone communica­ forces wiu?"rh+vuUuiiog Semiiiatig p o ck e ts ill icy en. roule to lender, lie has astute jud/nieill,* Situirrel hole*. frii|Uentl, are tions in the Senrarang urea. from Fast ami \VesTSl>»<l halted ami two ot ang is a gmal executive, fhojign -found uif thr east si l>a of "tree* . Kconomirally, however, the com- the Dutch el Salatiga^knd Am- Jogjakarta. sumetimrs tasli iri his Montnc**, lie Is a brilliant and -niiiful speaker, capable, of dealing cither , with an audience of worker- or n ' conference of international states-1 men. Hr Is a fighter and like* a : good scrap. Small wonder then that msny of j his party should think of linn ns being thr light jnan to inspire (he workers of the country tu under. take the production needed to put Fug rand on . her fret, especially I was born on a tobacco farm i • *\ Political Emergency j !*■*• Slurr«> Harrlngto Lake, n Brig*, cf »*((•< (i* i.i Tylsr, lb Rilvsrmsn, Fold, c Kuisei told the committer that h ecottceived the idea fol a 2oOtoil cargo* plane in the Spring of 11*42. He saiil he tlisrusscd it with planebuilder Donald Doug­ las and Douglas was “ttemriuliiusty enthifsiastic. Station Cut Occupational Tax Indonesian Fight Board Begin* Work On Aviation Policy LUCKY STRIKE presentsTHE THETOBACCO AUCTIOMEER! lAlonio jinn; he.*U cixrcdingly itioru decision DgLand 8t. Aug* llginer Orlando Coker via and S till WOIKTU Sle\ cn Qlrdnlch plays the role of guide to UtfN picsat iiesidr the Industrialist wliTfs ha testified. iH-rasioimlly supply too. that there ate many who feel } turesquely garbed vlxitor* from Arable as they tuur a plant ot tfm sure he would like to tie prim" Carnegie-Dlinols Steel Corporation In PlUibutgh, Pictured are (1. to r.): sou finally had tnllmun sworn as minister, although the ipjiclhm A1 quadl Mohammed At Amrl; Prince Saif A1 Islam Abdullah, of Yemen; Glednlch; and^s/ed Hassan Ibn Ibrahim. * (/n(craaKpnol). a witness mid then asked him of his iovalty to his present chief whether he knew of anybody In doesn't arise. Washington who was "giving Mr\ However, Devin isn't the iijuvenient Com Kaiser the iirush-off." lie repaid out ol I most rertainly do." Calhoun teplied. “Mr. William Unit and sure to bat lie to letatn his leader ■1 periist of years. The .State Hoad Halt is a former Wl’ll vice TALLAHASSFEt July 29 -tdh* Department, will build and mainchairman. Meigs was one. tima The State Board of Administration tain the ro'ads. and bridges, and chiaf of W l'll's aircraft division. l°d*y gkve its formal approval take title to them when the debt to issuance of gasoline t*x t e- l i * cleared. * " venue certificates for financing The financing |.-an, first of Us I *> ,225.Otkl of road and bridge kind in Florida, was approved by j construction in Broward, Buwan-’ ihe Supreme Court last week. |fT«*iii|itin.»v«l In*mb<I'MAt IInr) |nee mid Highland counties | Bids for thu aecutitle* will bs to start at 2:00 1\ M. Further In­ I .The certificates will tie. iaaued opened on Aug. II. formation may lx* secured from 8. II. Farm-st, Herman Harriett or J . B. Ftlt* of Hanford. . .. The following horses were in tha Sunday event*:’ Rider Owner Horse I I u ii O . - . U l n . » Il*rl . Earnest * Bullet Cameron fishetmen have liecit using seines Far next • in the two hig fresh water aieas Mrs. Earnest Sport Man llehr since Mav when the leglilature Windham Dan Whltner Appleby passed special arts designed to re­ Appleby open them. Kill* Both the hig lake and the Si. (’linger Prescott Raulrraon Johns have- been areas of dispute Prancer llumbalnw between epbrt* ami rumiurrrial Harriett 6 IM KCK8 Betty Howard Howard fishermen for years. Sugar Hoy Pell Mviand Thr Irgiilsture has designated Cracker '- Howard Howard them as salt water 'in attempt* Jacob* Jacobs tu rrmavn them from jurisdiction Champion Hsidanraleh of Ine Game Commiision, which Bankas Flicker - ' Kabun . MabtitL (U JA U A N T E K D H E C A P S has cohitltutional power to teguTarson' Vieno. Vieno late fresh watep fishing. Lady Prittard Prittard Circuit Judge Hugh 51. Taylor -Polly , Cochrnn Cochran of Quincy ruled last' week thal deWolski daWolski three act* of Tha 1947 legislature Pell Chief Pell . attempting to place the two areas' Cochran Cochran under the Hlate Conservation Cochran Cochran Commission, which regulates the Carleton Carleton ■alt water seafood Industry, were unconstitutional. • ■j At' lehal Hi major commercial ONI.Y 1 ON HAND Earlier, Circuit Judge W. II. products are made from apples. Harrison handed down a decision! at Arcadia declaring unconititu-i tlunal a 1917 act exempting Ht.j Johns and Okeechobee fishermen I <!AL. O U T S ID E W H IT E from punishment for violating game board rulings. jCountjes To llse N c w i ^ ; Plan To Build Bonds JSK and I’ve Bold tobacco at auctions for over 19 yeors. In alTthat time - I've Been the makers of Lucky Strike buy fine, good-tastin' tobac co. . . tobacco that's got quality, real quality." . Riders Compete J. l . c u m m in ». iN DrerwngNT t « a s c « n s b i n o N r r g i>rCiBlba«a, Kmlurtf * (U VftAltH A LUCKY HTNIKE ItMOKKM) Fishing Rules !T * C ss TsyWi To Johl Kin hi To Wat (LTD V ’ -Awolb /Ntlli* I tr tk’ ALUM1NUMW ARE T IR ES tNsv* ••WD) T Dupe rtegtoa pis D»< •>oJ*t C : 1 It. Dorn stu* A :t::. Curr] (by M. flssil ' S a e ta g ' L*mt Mats ) 1 * Crtiti Dmisbl BATH - rim , R. L. Urtm 600X16 RADIO & VICTROLA COM B. 64.50 279.95 Honey Is used ss a sweetening agent by bakers atpl confestioners, because it imparls flavor and helps presents foodstuffs. FINE TOBACCO is what counts HOUSE PAINT 8 (•Al„ GAN ........ JOHfl CUMMINS ISRIOHTI... And like him, •cores of other experts . . -. who really know tobacco . . . have aeen the makers of Lucky Strike buy “ tobacco that's got NEW H EA R IN G AID D EVELO PM EN T TO B E PED ESTAL FAN irestone 111-113 East First Street NOW 110.00 A fter all that's w hat you want In ■ cigarette . . . the honeet, deep-down enjoyment of fine tobacco. MAN W �* I HHOtt •. . 7 ~~ H > “..p : ---------- T H E W EA T H ER l a U n ity T h e re l a S tr e n g th — To Protect the Pete* of th« World; To Promote the Pro* rose of Americas To Product P roe peri If for Sanford. _f - z Considerable cloudiness, tonieht •nd Thursday 'with occasional showers and thundershowogf. Gentle to moderate; south to . southwest winds. = r r ' VOLUME x x x v m Established 1908 Reported !ut L aborite M em bers O f P a r l i a m e n t Give C o n f i d e n c e V ote 0 T o P rim e M inister Australia, India Bring Indonesian LONDON. July 30 W1 A So- Case Before UN cialiil tourer taid Prime Minuter Attire told Labor legnlatott today that Britain would slatlt her military commitment* in Get many, Italy and Greece slmoil innne. dately becaute of the nation'* • looming economic emit, won-iC fffftHPYifirul ® confidence from Labor number* of Parliament after explaining to them the “broad line*", of hit plan lor meeting the crilif, .The Socialiit lourre, who U con­ nected clotely with Labor member; or Pat [lament. taid Attlee promiied quick' and complete troop withdrawal! from the Veneris Giul_ is tector of northeait Italy and W Tiom Grerrr and luhitanlia! re* ductioni in the Britiih occupation force* in Germany. * Left Wing Labor Party member*' have been demanding reduction! in the armed .force*, which totalled ~ L 2 9 7 ,3 0 U iiierf July” T. A well-informed lource laid Att­ lee alio had decided to atk miner t. now on a fivie-dajrweek in the reD cenlly iocii|urd coal piti, to work Sn extra hour a day to increa*.* production of critically needed coal, the mainitay of the Britiih eco­ nomic program ilructure. After Attlee tod the Labor M. P.'t of plam of troop reduction* nM I'njgw Tv>i*i ' . I New Restaurant, ~ Barbecue To Begin Serving Tomorrow ^ ..... . „ . .. The l l r S Whistle, Sanford a newest batlwcuc and lunchroom. Will open Thursday under thu management of Robert Bryan, recant sergeant of the Army Air Corn., It was anounced today by Dutch Report N e w Amphibious Landi ng On Sum atra SA N FO R D , 0 ' ' £ Randall Goff Is In Detroit With “Babe” Randall Gaff, 14 year old tun of Mr. and Mr*. O. K , Guff, la new reported to be in Detroit. Mlrh. on a tour with Babe Ruth, who la on a Ford Motor Company sponsored tour of loading cities to promote American Legion Baseball league*.. * Randall waa accompanied by hi* Ml picture taken with P. Chapman, and For? took the to a press conference In regard .to the tour, which waa held at Alabama., and Babe Ruth, after the Jefferson Davis Hotel. Thee met Governor Felaom of being I presented with . the big key Jw-tho-eKr.-gov* ft to Randall fo r.k souvenir, nad Mr. Goff * ‘ U horns with him, . Underground Reports N ote R equests In fo r­ m ation O n Rem oval Slaying O f H o s t ­ O f P ro p erty From ages A fter Con­ . 3 R a -fk a n S tates viction B y “Court M artin S a y s K aiser Could Get C on tract W hen Nobody E lse W as Able T o Get I t JERUSALEM , July to. (/II— T *o British soldiers were killed’’ end three were Injured today by an electrically •detonated mine nesr tbs llrdrra railway station. It waa officially an­ nounced. ity Ho w a r d c u r t ih JERUSALEM. July JO. <d’* / t ii Uumi i«ued niuniquc" today aliening that two ill whom it kidnapr July -12 had lirrn hanged in x joint near Nalsnys m lepriial lot the .execution of thiee Irgini membets *1 Acre prison yeitrrdsy. Shortly slier the "communique’ wsi issued floin Tel Aviv, a pqlice sourer there irpoilrd ihr bodies of the two soldier* hsd been fullml.------ ---------------- - - _____— Official government i o u i c m , however, weir not' immediately able to conlinn that the trigrante, Cliffoist Marlin and Mnvin Pake, bad bcln stein. — In iiiuing- i t r !‘cummpnitjtif.' IfKim Zvni Leupii #1*° diicloied that it had received an appeal for clemency from Paice'* father, hut laid it had been ignored becau.e it ihould have been directed “to thoie who" rcluird clemency to ihc executed Itguniili. "W c cannot do anything about it," ligun laid the elder Paice hsd been told.. The underground Jewish organ­ isation asserted the Britons, soiled at Nalanya. were tried by a “mill u r v court" -and— convietgd on charges of "Hleg«l entry into Pai (•‘•■iJnwvd »• f TM*»I Arthur Godfrey Extends Sanford More Publicity Role Iir Pacific War Fate Of Refugees Is Still Undecided Bugsy’s Girl Goes ^ To; P a r ir Hospital I NO. 184 A s s o c ia te d P re ss L ea sed W ir e W E D N E S D A Y . JU L Y ill). Ill 17 Jones Reveals FDR W anted U r T U K ASSOCIATED VHKAA Australia -and- India -sought .in­ tervention by the United Nation* Security Council today in an atIrrppl to halt lighting between the Dutch and Indonniartt. A ipokriman for the Aultralian delegation at Lakr’ Succn*. N. Y.. laid the Indonnian cair would be tiled Sometime today. A communique by India'* interim government in New Delhi laid the co unt iy r pcim mrn n to trymtnr'to UN had been mitiiKled Ui ' com­ municate immediately" to the Se­ curity Council chiirnian a' meuar*; from Pandit Jawahara! Nehru, vice president of the jnleiim govern men!,, asking cnunril artion. At Canberra Australian Prime Minister Joseph B. Chirfly'said the Autiralian step was bring taken in the hope that “not only will hostilities cease, hut that the Se­ curity Council will piovr its worth in dealing quickly and effectively with a situation of this kind." At the Hague, a Netherlands Foreign Office spokesman said Australia's action was "regret­ table.” ilertilling mediation offer­ ed previously by British Foreign Secretary Krnest Bevln. the Dutch spokesman said" tbc Australian action could not help possible British efforts. Militarily, the Dutch reported further advances To the |*lsn*D.' A Dutch communique s'a I d Netherlands troops made a new Timphlbious landing In Sumatra at Loeboekpakam, 3 6 . miles east of Medan, on the northwret coast of ,p„ jntnn>t. At tho same time, the communi­ Arthur Godfrey, Columbia n «atiasre »» iw n r « « i Broadcasting Program announcer ---------------------------- — *. and talent dlscovsrer extraordin­ ary, yesterday morning Informed the world on hla broadcast that B r itis h G l V C I ! M l l l O r at last "Godfrey had made the front page headlines”, ami pro­ ceeded to read * The Herald ar­ ticle of July II and the headline; NEW YORK. July 30. (/Pte- "Arthur Godfrey Admili Error Flrrt Admiral William f . Halsey Regarding Aiken's Home Town save that British naval units were He then reminded hi* listener* given unimportant objective* 'in of his morning broadcast when the final phase of the Pacific War he announced Dick Aiken, hi* to prevent any post-war claim Sanford . tenor program gneit. that Britain had taken part in the as from Orlando, and the resulting climatic Mow against the Japanese a* a result. fleet. deluge of protesting telegrams In the ijghth of a series of he rreleved from Sanford eltlxens articles In the Saturday Evening Mr. Godfrey again extended hla Post, out today, the former com- twit regard* to Riwanls President mamler of the Mid-Pacific striking Lester Tharp, ana of the tele­ force recalled American carrier gram senderu, declared, that San­ strikes in July, 1046, against the ford mutt lie a great, town, and Jap naval base a t Kuro after said lhat If he ever got "down which the_ enemy fleet "ha 1 ccas-l that way" he must remember to rd to esis't." look up Sanford. Edward Higgins, manager of The Kure alack was made onw by American planes, Halsey said, the- Seminole County Chamber adding; of Commerce said he ia delighted “At Mick Carney's (Rear Adi with all th la . radio publicity re­ rmlral Rnjrert B. Carney, Halsey's sulting from Dick Aiken winning chief of sta ff! insistence, I as­ an Arthur Godfrey contest, and signed the British arf alternate Is seeking to get a recording of target, Osaka, which also offered] Godfrey's broadcast yesterday. warships, but none of prime im-l porta nre. "Mick’s argument waa that L ll though this division of forces vtolated Uie principle of concentra­ tion and superiority. It was im l perativr to forestall a possible PORT-DE-BOUC. France, July postwar claim by Britain that she 30 (AT— Twelve Jew* who were had delivered even a part of the put ashore from a convoy arriving final blow that demolished the her* yesterday from Palestine Japanese fleet. wer* reported officially to have "I hate to admit a political fac agreed today to return to tha tor into a military equation, my transports if tha British should respect for Vice Admiral Sir ner-l decide to take the 4,600 lihnard Bawling* and hla fin* men of migrant* to Cyprus. the British Pacific *fleet mado me Tha Jews, nearly all from Pothate It doubly, hut Hick forced mej land, wer* turned back from Pal­ to recognise that statesmen's ob­ estine after, tha British Intercept­ jectives sometime# differ widely ed their vessel. Exodus of 1047. from combat objectives, and that Upon reaching France, from which an exclusively American attack they eailed July 10, they re­ waa in America's best Interested fused to land, Th* British destroyer Cardigan Bay, maln.aecort vessel, put Into Marseille In search '" J f oorr hneeded fSfid supplies from the.French. Th* sick who Were taken sitior* were under PARIS, July 30 The U. French ’ military guard in a 3, Embassy said today that It hospital. had transported ‘'Virginia Hil), in Convoy officer* awaited Inwhose California home Benjamin struction* from Porta or London. (Brnnyl Stfel recently W T f lifn , to. a Parte hospital for treat­ BRITISH J E T PLANE ment of an Illness, its nature un­ SOUTHAMPTON. Eng., July SO specified. (A V - Britain'* flrat jet-propelled The Embassy aatd Miss Rill seaplane fighter, the Saunderswas staying In tho Rita Hotel, Roe Al, successfully completed and that on Sunday night it re­ its first public tost today. The ceived a call from the hotel saying maximum spaed Is still secret. “there is an. American girl here Tha plana made several takaeffe and landing* on the Solent In need of medlral attention.” .A vice consul visited Mias Hill, at tpcedg under 400 mil#* an and then had her taken to e hour. I t mounts four 20-mm cannon hospital, the Emhaesy said, re­ in It* noae and ia powtrod by fusing to say whkH on*. --- F L O R ID A . Jews Report U . S. Protests Britons Killed. To Russia For In Retaliation Taking Assets* S S K K S 8SSSr-*SK £d«n. Halsey Reveals has operated n similar barbecue at Macon, tia., since 1D2U. The one story building of con­ crete block, construction and 50 foot square is located at J'ml. Avenue and Twenty-fifth Strt-t A large area of lime rock and slag hue been smoothly rolled out­ side of the building to allow plen­ ty of parking space. There are two large neon signs, one on the building,'the other near the road way. The entire front of the buildBig Is occupied by the serving counter which is within .a win­ dowed .room, with windows open for easy service. There is a can­ opy shelter outside. To the left a door opens to a well lighted dining .room with tallies and enough steel chair* to seat Hi ru ne. The floor la Inlaid lino{sum amf there is plenty of window lighting. - Behind the serving counter Is a 16 foot square kitchen, alsp n storage room. Tables and a steam table are of stainless steel fintab. Thero is a Urge gas range. Two big refrigerator-* are stored with food anu 'meat. Sink space Is ample. Outside, and near enough to the nratn highway to whet the appe­ tite of passing motorists, is th-r large brick barbecue oven where beef, pork and .ham are rotated by electric power in front of a glowing fire of coke containei .i, a grata. The entire ovtn it cov­ ered try a shed. Riley L. Hogan of Winter Park was' general contractor for con­ struction of the building which waa started on May 30. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NhWHl’Al’KK • i' 1 Hughes Giant Plane HiKhiigltl In Senate Probe WASHINGTON.' July JO M Ih r United States ha* ptoteilrtl to Kutiia a gam 1 1 Soviet removal of fuimn German and Italian 4*»et* from the defeated Balkan states, Hungary, Bugaria and Ho amnia. _ ■ Undetiecrrlary of State Kobeil Lovell livid * news-entt^etrttce-to­ day rh.it a note It.id been deliver.-Jf to Soviet Foreign Minister Mol­ otov in Moicow yrtteiday asking lull information regarding such trantfrrt of properly. . Lovell raid the Stale Department tool; ihr |M>tilion in JI* note ihst; I, All removal* n( property I1) Runia before 1hr Hungarian, Bul­ garian and Iftmanian peace treaties n.me.intq f l (rc.l.a tc^ui-pttuvtrurual character.*; 2. Auilrian aii^t* in thetexuuntrie* c*n not be tei/rd on the ground* that thry .nr German pfo|»rlliet printing allird aglcCmrni on i~d?fndliori””Of “GrimsTi an clt." , 3. Only irmovali made in ac­ H ill K AN AIRIAl VIEW of the glsnt plywood fljrlnc boat which Is being comtructed by niRUnqalre aircraft cordance with peace treaty pro­ bulkier Howard Hughes In California. 17ie plune is dcslgneil to carry 700 soldiers. The Semite War In­ vision* can br recognized by the vestigating Centmitleo is urobinu iho ttO.OOO.OOO wartime inane contract awarded Hught-s. ( Inle/naiiurml* United Stala* a* Irgal. The note said the Uniiyd Jitulc* i»* concerned Ih-cuusc it wnc one of the stgnera of the peace trea­ ties with Hungary, Bulgaria and Rumania and thus hobls irnjHtnsibilitv for enforrvTnent uf the part*’ provisions. In discussing Italian asset* in WAHHINti I’UN, July :iu nt't these rountries, the note said dis­ I'reaMent' TniniHii wurkrd rnpbl* posal of suchl properties Jo. xpteift”fy «t b i s des\T"lodiy oir'lPgDlatton {• By' proWerl for In the peace Jo e Sw ift Is G l I C S L passrut hy (‘ongresH in it* (tnnl Cfhina Accuses Russia treaty. ____ t;iv # .-itc*M ' A t T dgys, U d o ie ndjournmerit, *igititig Of Sponsoring 2nd Dispatches from London -#ul4 th* Jlrltish G vteri^jm t bs.l dtk o p cd K C l A-.UIU-H, . mmnv UU» iiirludnu; important F ro n t In MonKolia Itre m l u ftlmiUr pjrvit»t iu t h ^ ^ M c e t ' H c f C S c t)t. 1 : uppropriMlkm RiUaiaiia ou* t a r ,l ... f I..II * 4 lllt'^, — Russians yesterday. Lovett told _ , . . 1 Mr. ti*-«** up the tnrl-^ Mr Truman tm i mk' SUCCESS. July 30 M’t reporter* In answer to questions Grin,lit in popularity n r t>u<*l||tinieiliulrl> umm Ids-return ye* that he doe* not know tnb value Russia served Utilise today that of the propertie* Inrolvetl but, os- iioanl nudmbojt racing itiitc 1*323 j lerildV-from Mhouiuri, where H e »t sume* ’ it ‘1* considerable, other­ W*1 told today to Ktwanian* ..t! lumto-i >une. at service* for ids It ws.ufsl veto , llelamb* IVlIug it . • /- . t r c. i. I mutlnr. 'll- Mrfitha noomo. a m i Trontejntdsn again whtlt Iks wise tha United Slst. i would- not the- kloum t (enter by Joe bwilt. n , , ^ ' .j^ .,1 tow by Mr. t< eallaae# -a rase t n . ) Unites) Nations membenlup epplibrad n| the Otlsndo Oultroard Ai Truman iticludc j6i4t*3|MP.tt33 ,nppro|iriatbm* for cations ol those three nations go •nciatiun, and lerretaiy of Outdoor to a formal vole in the Senility Florid* Federation of Outdoor the Army. JJ.PJ7 iippnjpilnlli.il- for Count il. Club*. He nav introduced by Ed­ intiepei!.7.'iil iiliiics, providing The Council trst will ctrnie it, ward lliggini. who outlined the fund* (or a si..roti lug federal August and Ilie repeated black agcncis-5, im biding the Vi'ts-ran* outboard lacing that will take Administration and tho Atomic En­ balls would boost llie Sosirt veto |place lirle on Sept. I. ergy * OBintissionS total to 14. Late yeslrlsl.iy the MIAMI. FIs., July 30 Ml Hr John L . Hughe*. ........... . Un. • »l,CfiK.'.'PLMU7 appropriation loll Husyrunt vetoed the Aniens an |.rorarrving funds to implement hir port* of a revolutionary attempt vetsily bariltirtc and law sludcnt. forvigii-nid program. Almost all pos.il for a Balkan Investigating sang thicc solos which were well ' to overthrow the government ' I nl un' iiioney i» for •■*|h' imI1- Cirmmt'iiun, Hafarl Trujillo of the Dominican applaudrri! "I teve Lllr," 'She lure abroad, the aggregate luting Alexei Krasilnikov, deputy So­ f8fM.7Hi.H3A lylow. the I'realrient'a Republic continued to pour into Dncrt 5ong" and " Ihinugh .the budget eitiraates, viet delegate, larsl down Moscow’s Miami today, and ell had onr far- Yeats." He was accompanied hy ftlKl.l lii.HItti appriqiriatiim*. fur position after China accused Rrro tor in common, none wa* confirm­ Mr*. 0 . Fuquay and. was intro­ tho Agrirultnip Ifepartinriit; ria of sponirning "a seconsl front" duced hy J. Marlin Stinccipher. ffS.duo.tHHI appropriation* fora against the Chinese govcrnmei'l ed. ■core of miscellatreou* government The Cluh. went on teedtd a» The rumor wa* thi*: An invatio i corporations, including llio Na* through Outer Mongolia s mva-army, purportedly financed iml favoring the writing of a fetter in.n»l Housing Agency, tin* I»»- j *un uf Sinkiang. backed by Communktic internli. lo Kiwanis International it-itnn; siitute n ( IlllfX iA m erica ii ,\f 1 Krasilulkov-ateo fi.imnlty nmvws* preparing to invade the Do­ IItsL lotteries anil tlu'or prifr* a»e fair-, and 4|M,7PP.tMHl for the Ten* eil to l.lsH'k emuliIJratioit uf'ispidi I ( MMllMtirel 0 ii r»u* I w l iii'SM-e Valley Authority; minican Rrpublic. Tire army w*» not fsvnrrtl by the kiwanu Club Insrea-ing l*y 20 perrenl tire alleged fo.have trained in s. r-- as a meant.of raising fundi lor pettnloil pnymunt* Ip Civil Wot, . • Spanish - American, Boxer Rebelmote, mountainous region of south- lire club. i and Philippine Ip»urr»ctioti Mr Swift told the Klwaidam east Cubs. veterans ami their widow* iio.l r-fill• Th rfacl ws* this: No one tingle that prior to 1U36, ail niutarlHiat siren, afft-rting among other* '.«) taring wn* of the inlHiard lyin', WELCH. WY. Vn.. July VI, tell — perion. agrnry or government ha< l>Ut by ID'd'J the outlH-ard lacing Civil Wur and HI.stHt SpantehWelch totteresl tsalay on fn- rim yet reported actually seeing tbc proved- nrori* popular according to Atiierican war veteran*. of the earth, and tin- ri.lMHl odd alleged invasion army, its fleet the numlier of schedule* fer re­ inhabitants hoped their liame* gattas. or its aircraft. wi'te Hut being aurkt-d .fiiib-.' IllsBefore the wsr, outboard marsoil. Virtually each report had it- ufseturer*. Rllmutaieil by the pub­ Torn sldnwalk*. ruptured futildeounter-raport. 8ummarUf<l. tha licity attending outlHiard raring, situation bulled dawn to this: Throw of Seminsdg County’s lug and buckled pavcmeni.s showmade special racing iiiu|ur* reThs Puerto Itleap youths arrived taping st about J476 each; he school principals: B. O. Steele in Miami from Cuba with Hh- -sjif. Since tlie war they have di»- of the Hanford Grarnntsr School; movement which iio* qutekenesl in story that they hail "escaped i contlmieil till*, Ire Halil, due. t-r Mr*. J . C. MitchelL of 8outh Side recent months. Mayor L. E. Roger* gocssesl an training camp where men wetv th* fact that they cannot build I’rimsry and /,. J . I.aney of ttie underground stfeanr migiit l<e to being recruited and trained Into •nth motor* at a slecent price, l.ymsn Scliool. are nttanding city rouurn rotmril an army to Invadtt tha Dominican itaears get requisite part* for three day eonfrence of principals blame. He ha* told the ,l** nty Republic.” In Gsinesvill* al th^ University of b; . ! itt* ni"}t ‘V ? " 1 ,hc “ (|t»llssr* »» _ Pa*» Twal — - it ■ was announces! today '• rear of the Poehonlaa Theater, one An Associated Pres* carraspon Florida, ran hear running water. dent in San Juanr Puerto Him hy Supt. T. W. Lawton. Another theory was that, in later Interviewed th* same youths One of the main conference who told of the army—Identi­ tuple* is how to put to licit ilm* year* past, coal had he-'it mi tied fied as Cesar Anlbal Torres and the two week* before school open­ bens-nth this southern West Vir­ Serafin Rivera- -and nut.ted ther.l ing now required by law of teach­ ginia coal renter, weakening tbc er* In order to fill out a It) month city's foundation*; but there wire a* denying they had seen any Tho heavy downpour that floodno charta'to back up thi* suggest­ troops or armament In Cub.-i. >hH ow lylnic area* throuichoui inla srheslulc, lie M i n i . ion. Kslward Henderson, a graduate arm* lost evening was officially Official*, pondering the Lite of redurdesl at 2 05 inches by B, F. of Seminole High School, and their city, were considering what tVIHtner, wrsthermsn. No report* one of the State regional educate step* should be taken. Then- w«* *.f i damage to celery *eesl betis Ion supervisors, has promised to tui - indication whether geutuitete w its reported thi* morning al'thsj do si! he n n .to aU--£emlnote would be exiled An to *rtua/ the iew of County Agent C. R- County principal* in preparing the mystery. SAN FRANCISCO, July 30, (-11 »on. Some motor ear* were new schedule*, Mr. Lawton de­ — Thp I.iqps International con­ rtod to have lwen stalled In rlartd. vention today worked on a plan to ord ai water aloihed over ll OF C COUNCIL promote world peace through running boanls. DAYTONA BEACH, Fla., July pipelines from town halls to aly ha* seemed to be a wet itR“ wUIT Hi 161*1 id ' fifT B r so OP)— WttttJirJrlttrd, maniger Ind Loke Buccese. In a doxeo forum* yoetarday ths Inches or 1.67 strove normal, of the Ocala Chamber ol Com­ TOKYO, July 30. (AV- Deputy convention of more than 16,000 thia is a mere drixtle com- merce, today was elected pre­ 4'rime Minister II. V. Evatt swung -with the 14.67 Inch precip- sident of tha Central Florida Australia delegates amplified the themn tha! behind the United of July, 1046, Mr. Whltner Council of C of 0 Executives .State* today In the quest for a solution of world problem* must succeeding W. J . Coxens, Jr., man­ speedy It-nation peace conference spring from 4he masse* o f cittern* out. rather than thair diplomats. ’all this year to date totals ager o f the New Smyrna Beach on Japan at which th* veto power Harry Goforth, msnagerof th* would be eliminated. inches ** compared with the After the forums tha plan ws* 0 Inches recorded through Mt. Dors Chamber, was •elected proposed, to be submitted Uforr Australia, he said, w o u l d , 1040; ton .16.84 ineh rains vie* president to succeed Bird "strongly resist” any attempt by tha convention, for an Internation­ ____ c* and lutryy Halt, manager of th* al, committee to channel commun­ of [1 9 4 4 a n J the M J t htehro one power or « group to apply th* High . July, 1046. Rainfall Iqi Daytona Beach Chamber, was veto, but he voleed the hope Hu*, ity attitudes to Wsitdngton and 6450 inch#* a* conj-J efactcd secretary of tha United N* cceedj sla would^participate In the prorain of 61 inchaM (jotorth* • •* *At!*- ■ Popularity Of Outboard Racing Is Told Kiwanis Russia Announces - £ J „ Vetolntentions On 3 UN Applications Appropriation Dominican Rumors O f Invasion Try Are Unconfirmed Town Buck 1i n :From Movement Of Earth Principals Attend Meet At Gainesville 2.05 Inches Of Rain Reported Last Night Lions Meet Works On - World Peace Plan Australia Backs U. S. Jap Treaty* Meeting WASHINGTON. July ifl i d l Jetse Jones testified today that the late President Kopsevrit ordrtad dial work edntinue on a $20,000,OllO (lying boat oulried doling the war from iluwaid. Hughe*. June*, bonier Secretary of Commerce, taid hf talked with Mi. Ronsi-yrlt following s yihinet meet­ ing in Feinuaiy. 1044, and that the Chief Executive raid he (j^d not believe monty already *pent un the project would be throtyn sway, Al that time, the government had -pent approximately $13,500.000 on the 200-ton flying boat ' vviiish has not yrt ,b»en flo' Syme .jta m m u m t ptndrgjHffiVi fitial* wanted to drop the |iroj ecte * Jones told .iii* veirian of the story to a Senate War Investigate* tug luhcumimttre inquiring into it..- award •-( almut $40,000,000 worth id wartime pljne conlr*C*l . < to I liiylin ' auJ I Irriry J. Kaiser. Jonvts said lie hud signet) the nriglnri contract on dirs^t Initruetion* from tlie War Froduetien Itoar.l and without knowing the project wgj opposed by the Army 'Jmd Nnvv. . When J ..rii's ts'1.1 uf hi* conver­ sation will. Hr. Roosevelt, Cbalrman Ffrguton ilt-Mich) of the Senate subfonimitteo asked: . "I>id the I'rrsitlent bavo anytiling to sin with the making of ilst-s cutitrg. t 1" "Not to mv knowledge,” June* unlit. - -dene*- n-aste-intsT -th e -yeeorsl Vnemoramlum, datv.l Feb. 1H, tyil, which he anid hs\ slictate.! for-‘tha lU n llu rd .... I'M r fn » r Local Delegates To Ulks Meeting fieturn (Frjom Trip James Rowland, <■suited' ruler ..f the Sanford laxiga stf Elks, Vvfm n-i u'l in .1 Knl in .lay with his "F ib " .4.-C1. (oi v l)r. L. T. Llosa, AI• ])o!iis null Mi >. Rowland, a f­ ter atiensling tin* jtarinnat coir\.-i.tinn ol Klhi in I'ortinnd, Oregnn. hod is -bai .1 Imie, tit* said, enplisiniiiH to iintiveo of I'orlland rlull it svn* i....is-1 back home in ♦'^"1"^*: , . . . “Ibirttand vsit* much liotts-r tlsan hero," l.e ds'cloieil. "It w*» often or WL* hut the nights wer# end, lit* nlvi roirnled (list the I'lillmnii train with Florid* dele­ gation visited Snu Fiptu-teo and Lo* Angeles and «t Hollywood It w as.)Ill in the »luul.‘. The I.Hirt group left heTe on July S on st i rip. 'of 8,7t*5 miles. The Klk train went linrn Jack* »<miville to t liii rigo, to Denver, and to Salt Luke City which Impressed Mi ite.wliiod witli itn I'leoldlnes* and le-aitly ru»ro than any city he visiletl, he aMerteri,. While {hero lle-y visited the Mormon Temple trod tdl#>rn*rle, trod heard the gicAt organ, the third largest ill (lie United State*. * At I'ortinnd, they had a fin* Convention, n big parade with float* and - 1.. F.,’ Lewi# o f C*lifarnin was elected as Gland Ex­ alted inter, he said. Ronuevilli* Dam, where 260,000 salmon have ascended the run­ way* thi* year, proved very In­ teresting, l*e declared. At H*l* Francisco, they visited Nob lltll amt other points of interest while Dr. Doss took advantage uf a specrial pass to visit Alcalra* prison. At Hollywood lltey visitod'th* Warner Brother* Studio, saw Hum­ phrey llogart and other screen star* ami visited the Brown Derby restaurant, the NBC Mudias and llie Hollywood liowl. In Arteutta they »atv the Grand Canyon. All uf us were much impressed with lira co u rtesy-of tlnr wosteiner*, and we did much to correct the general Imptetsiun that Florida ia a 'gator and snuka infested swamp, said Mr, Rowland. _^ -^rw. ■„ ' , J _ 1, :'^>l rtPaul Revere” Given Life ImproSenmeilt BOSTON. July 30, OF)— Dotyci f » C h in d lc r, 6i3-yv«r-oll.fm gg^ Baltimore writer, tmlay was sen­ tenced to life imprisonment and fined ftO.OOO for treason It» ing as a Na*l .radio niouf during tha war. i Federal Judge Fraacl* J . ' Ford imposed the sentene* ol Chandler himself made an almustbelllgeront statement to th* court dismissing a* ridiculous hit cottnset's idea that he was Insane and repeating that h* stUl held to , opinions he expressed in his I casts for tbs Naxis. ? ■ 11 • --r " ■ " ' / ;. . . 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/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 29, 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