18 10 427 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/045d1c83507e8feb9760792e7c742902.pdf f9b2ba66fc391e679df83bc732a478e5 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 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2918023cd07d025313e538512990a498.pdf a5c895f38d9af602be9869ae84501ce4 PDF Text Text i I FRIDAY. JULY in Strasbourg receiRlr, Porphyro ad In military government quar­ see that France did not go Com­ Germans was part of B avara for tennis urged that a “ free" g o y r n - ters hare as directly Incompatible munist . •. 700 rears. Tn* separation fol Thus at every opportunity, the ment be esUbllahad in Greece, and with the announced alms of Bri­ lowed the end o f ' i s war. Now (Csattawg (>•■•, r>a< <>■»> Athens government circles sub­ tain and the United States as far Americans supported the French In Bavarians want It back. rlllas In a Major engagement wrst Whither the Falatlnarr wants to o f Lamia. 100 mllea north»r-t of sequently Indicated they expected as bitonal Germany was concern­ the sis weeks of fniillea* negotia­ AP N » « ifr « ls r w tions at the expense o f Germany. ed. a move In that direction. AP Newsfealarea return also .. con e-rufraj. This MUNICH Bavarians are nursing la a seel ion o f independent think­ Athens. Unofficial reports said SOUTHAMPTON. England Last night, however, Constan­ These sources pointed out that However, when life foreign m'ti— The Queen Mary* “ lovely lady/ a geographical gripe. They are ing that contribute so many early 200 casualties were inflicted o.t the tine Rodopoulos, governor general France steadfastly had refused to isters* conference "ended •without looking westward to the Palat­ rebels. of northern Greece, eald in an in­ loin the bitonal merger and ac­ airreement, the State Depar’ mcnl thar sailors rail her—is hcln* re­ immigrant! to the United States. A United Natlens Balkan Sub- terview that the Communists “ do­ cept Joint responsibility for Wes­ and the British Foreign Office stored to her prewar elegance as inate, merged with the Rhineland The French will not tolerate Into one slate within Ihe^Frcncheommision still In session Iff Joann't have the strength” to set up a tern Germany. They said' the empowered ■ their representatives talk o f a return t > the old a'atus, necupt*d—tone.- -’ *• -■ Marshall offer for a thre*- power in Germany. General Clay and Gen­ however.* ' Compete«w*-iotvM*56Uw- jilna drafted a report, oppcu-l by provisional government. The Palatinate with Its million the Soviet and Polish delrgs'cs, resume her weekly runs across conference apparently would give eral Sir Brian Robertson, to go say this Is one of the reasons the.Atlantic Ocean July 31. Trattre the same sort o f veto pow­ ahead with negotiations on an they have banned public speeches for U. N. headquarters, dlspslchcvj er over the rehabilitation of the agreed level o f German industry in Along a deck where thousands by Dr. Karl Schumacher, leader Ruhr \that France has exercised make the combined tones self suf-j o f American and Canadian soldiers Informed sources Wald this re o f German aoelalists, an advocate ir n t t s s r e ttaaa Pans ne»r in the Allied Control Cotinrli in •lood in Marked-out war-time o f centrallstic Ideas. The French j port include^ the subcomnn-"ion .i rraallssMl ttmm N|* Hast the policy of making the merged Berjin for the past two years. going grayhiund wouldn't know valuation of 132,282,75ft and of at Tubingen now also requlri the The difference between _______ ’ * ‘ l loncs nl American and* "British this fiO M .H O was wholly or special permission for the GerArmv and Statf Deparlmcnts aims man press Cfimany a self .supporting unit partislly exempt, snd J4,74!»,24il, in Germany hivame apparent at and Yugoslavia had obstcuci*--! itirouyb an important program. not. including lands reverting to tha foreign ministers Moscow con­ the work o f the aubcommis* on. the state or homesteads was who). This policy o f self sufficiency ference last Spring. (a refitted. The Greek government las*, week lv exempt. The armvuschool oOhought,’ led French protest. War Role Forgotten reported the army had atuypcJ a Jhrough an indugtclal—revival Jn _ ___________ _____ _ . ......... .. guerrilla drive on loannlna -aid to Western Germany hae been ad voc Soma three-quarter* of a million ated hy Herbert Hoover and miRU a ll important to rebuild'Ger many FLAY HALL have started in Albania. NEW YORK. July 25. M l Warrants were issued last night emus American business men as a prosperous nation both for the economic well being of Europe Presldrnt Ford Frick of the Na­ for the arrest of Nicholas /ech and to keep Germany from xolng thousands o f soldiers* bride# and I 2P7.260, wholly and partially and tional League today ortierrd “ in ariades, leader of tho Greet <-on communis tie.. the name of common sense and munlst Party, and .Milllade* For. children the Mary brought to new I |i2.217.<500 wholly exempt, The position o f Grnrral Clny homes in America. I luike County with 138.751.70S sportsmanship" that the disputed phyrogennls, former Communist was subordinated at Moscow t& in n iK iiw vof. feet of . . . __________ ____ ___ . . thousands serviceable, value hadH113,350,940 wholly ami game of last Sunday between Ip f la te r mlnlater. Tlie government the predominant State Department unlovely plaster Imard h a v e I m-ciiI partially exempt and 43,417,WKII Brooklyn Dodgers and St. Louis school, which held that the Ger­ ripped out. In drab quarters which wholly exempt. Brevard County Cardinals at Khbeta Field be re­ man Problem could wait and that housed 80 Gla a crossing tbere lsl had a total value of 4O,27'4,0411 played on Aug. 18. thus upholding the most Important thing *.is to 8peaklng to French CoranunUt* • luxurious cocktail bar, guy inland o f this 15,511,700 was wholly! the protest o f the St. Louia club, red Iralher upholstery and brlghlland partially1 exempt and *1,282,-1 ________________ _________ _________ rad and lo ft gray curtains. The main restaurants have lorn redecorated: what' was the bride*' movie thratrr has i«*en turned rt Imn I'ea* One I Into a supper Hub with fluorescent basic freedoms in llirm trlv e i inr lighting and-tinted mirrors. are essential to tire .fruitful ex Luxury Quarlera Tha wartime sickbay, with Its freise of other baric frerdomt.* Luxury Liner Gets Munich Bavarians Have Real Gripe New Refinements Greek Fight first tiros they could recall that the American military government had'not been kept Informed of d«vrlnnment* end mo»e* In Wash- fcteM sSsySfcr* A t s German Policies Property Value Russia Hits UN luxurious first Hass smoking yoom'.The main lounge again i* a massive room with lofty maple wood pillars, paneling and a thl-k carpet o f russet and gold. * When the 81,235-tsm Cunsrd liner went to war. aha left behind bar In various parts of the world tome 10,000 pieces o f furniture and fittings. New YorkTHMH * He added that without adequate arrest to comprehensive and ob­ jective Information on the world in which we live, the "very ev­ idence nf democracy could ha andangered.” Martin told the delegates Ihst his government lielleved that fa­ cilities for full comprehensive and objective reporting, and tha "rjgip o f access of all men to such Mn formation will contribute to inter­ national understanding and friend- jo England litfnre the reeonvlfslun alarled. Hundreds of miles -of wiring were removed and rearwtd, decks •craped, rugs Isld, pumps, generators and other equipment were torn down and worn parts re­ placed. The whole ship underwtnt a gigantic face-lifting. Bha'i undergoing’ trial runs now nd. at the end o r the nmnlh, will • o ff for N e * Torn tn the che. era o f the crowd and the music o f tha bands. "W e believe, also," he said "that the principles o f freedom of in­ formation o f the-press ara es­ sential to the other purposes of the United Nations: to the main­ tenance of International peace, and to the solution o f problems of an economic, social, cultural and humanitarian rhararler. We Iwlfeve that it Is essential to tho promotion of 'social progress and iletter standards nf living In larjv ___ . * _____ J _____ ( it er ' freedom.' " . '. Martin declared that tha del­ egates had met in the UN to make an effort to build a drufl community of all the people of the world. He said that hi* gov­ ernment deplored any effort to limit or destroy that c^mmuni- •hipped ba­ t Atom Bomb Knocked Pride Out Of Jap« By BUSSELL URINES N A G A S A K I . Japan - The world's second atomic bomb came to the people of this Kyushu Hi* by an ironic twist of fate. It left Ito pride among them, no desire lo perpetuate that agonising moment with monuments. Now they want only lo forget, and In forgetting they have let tha weeds grow over hnmpsites in gashed Urakaml valley. Tha valley, about two miles The frtjm the center of town, wan hit by chance on tho mor/rlng of August ID, 1045. The primary tar­ get for that atom raid, Knkura— about 100 mllra northward—was obscured hy weather. Nagasaki was second on the day’s Hat. Japanese figures say 30,000 were’ killed and 42,000 were wpundrd in the blinding single .flash anil rev­ erberating after-effect* nf the bomb. D wiped' out hundreds of thickly-parked worker** homos In tha valley, ripped through factorles and spent Its fury high, qn enveloping hill*, where baldness Still remains among the forest*. , Parallel ridges channelled tha bomb'* affect* and protected Naga­ saki Itself from the force o f the blast. Fires front the valley raced without check the two miles Into town, causing most of II* wartime dim s*#. 4 n « l . . _ t a u * r a i l i M i M l l . t I TIM ilnlv • few Ihave returned to the 'valley. Flimsy home# have been bulU In spots, A new church has M ill erected- alongside the mins o f tho Catholic church, which once had a eongr*g#tlon;oM 0,000 Jap• 'Tha r'emalftder la a desolate vista o f ruin* and seared earth covered with spring weed*. The epicenter o f tho hl^al la marked * «lr by a huge arrow, erected by American*. A once-busy navy yard, including a giant torpedo plant, .■tempi Tn rulna. • Residents o f Hiroshima, on Hon­ shu Island, have a fierce prido In surviving the first atom bomb. They ere contemplating en atomic library and * monument In In* ■enter o f the city. Hundreds o f fcomtt hive been rebuilt end bull* ness la brlak-s-even In atomic aouwsnlrs. . . . U But Urakaml valley has dropped into the backwash e l war. Law Repealed persAnnel, rill not be eligible t » G. I. [dormant pay, educational or or govsn'ment D A I L Y S A L E S 2 :0 0 p We are inevitably concerned 1. . any barrier* i..I. a with remove any peoples, or groups of peoples, In any part “ f t*va world, from lire process of giveand-take in rconomlr, cultural nr political affairs -w hich full par tIHpatlon In a world community Implies,’' “« w Wy are concerned lest any aurh existing harriers I* extend­ ed, we are deeply . desirous that any axlstlng barriers be removed. 1 need hardly stress Dm rele­ v a n t of this principle to free­ dom o f information. For censor­ ship o f outgoing news la one such barrier; internal censorship is another: prohibition o f Imported hooks ami periodicals is a third. Denial o f visas for foreign cor­ respondents is also a harrier, and IndoncHiiin Fight GIFTS FOR BUY A T YOUR Maallaw* rnsi flasl force* in central Java had pene­ trated Dutch defenses at Berner•ng on the north roast, Jump-off DOlilt Tor * Dutch drive on Jrg. •karla. The city Is 00 miles north o f Jogjakarta. "Our forces received tha full support of the population suem ilttrlIn s* t l ie a r i lu *' Ali as Irw ln n aa lan SALE Unified Forces (IW I sm S n«sa Cali Pm ) through a resolution fo r en In­ vestigation o f Attorney General Clark'a handling of Kanaaa City vote fraud charges. The Moose Voted 1440,000 for additional expenses o f its invest!gating committees, over the pres testa from the Door that there are too many “ Junkets’* underway Service iaction already. The new money raises to 071000 the total the House give* It* special Invaatlgs groups, many of which have ranged extewahn foreign May Sentenced their verdict. I Jt Marriott), bead ‘ a*tee* may b* made until tea ' veara hence. The federal guar-1 ly had preU sta^ thalr In to •antae of premium* on commercial I and the& .Tm ryeri- had els 'Ufe iaeurance policies of service-1 th alr coavietiena • w ere "w * men torm ina tee imm ediately. II and ILbe raenlt Of “prejudice.** W V iH t. �E l ? ••. • .• •' ? ' UbUj Then It Strength— . To P n iM l lb* Peace o f Uu World [ To Promote Uio Progress o f America; To P iod sct P r M p o lt; fo r B u f o r i - TH E W E A T H E R Portly cloudr tonight fu «* occasional aftcrnqan Vhntiilrr*hoH #r*. Oritllt to mod-, day « Ith crate rs«lerly wind*. . AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NfcWSPAI’ EK ■*■ ■" 'VOLUME XXXVltl Indonesia To Established 1908 SA N FO R D , Importance Of Coal Stressed In European Econmic Crisis The vital patt which coal pro­ duction ii playing in the European economic crisis, ar.d consequently in the turbulent political iituatiot. was well emphasised by two de krmed Aid Will Noti velppmentt during the weekend Be O f f e r e d But ^-one in England and. ihe other Nation’s Ports in Germany. Closed To Dutch Secretary Of Defense British Foreign Miiiler Bevin in an impassioned appetl to his Says Biggest .lob country’s workers in general, and [ ifW DELHI. July J8 «J D famlit Jawahsrlal Nehru, viceIs To Select Aides to the coal miners in particular, Tfiidrnt of (he Indian Interim warned that they must produc avernmenl. announced today WASHINGTON. July 28 (AV more or riik the (all of the Social* hat India would pin* Indonesia's James Forrestal, who will be thr irt, government and a weakening lie before the United Nation*, United Stales first Secirlary of of Britain's position^ in .world *frobably presenting it tomorrow National Defense, declared tod*,! fairj. Increased production, he Horning, and expected the iui»- that ihe unification of Army and said, would enable the country lo porl of certain other poweri. Navy under a single department give foreign credits which would A| the lame lime Nehru an- is the "most decisive step" m mil­ help diplomacy. J.’almoit imnte, itary policy since . the • formation . lie' was addrassing,thousands o f Hy would bar Dutch aircraft of the republic. miners whose production It the ,key to England's economic re­ Tom landing on Indian airfield*, The Navy Secretary told his covery. }nd flying over India. lirsl news conference sincr being "M v Owl. working men and wo. India's goal it to firing th? named lo head the overall U S. men.'; ho cried, “ this is the first laiteit ponible end to the fight* military establishment that “ we I-abor (Socialist) government vou have g o t Don't let It fall, for Ihe itg and assure that juitice ii done, have a blueprint and a charter •qka o f generation* to come. Your 'iehru laid .at a newt conference. but the blueprint and (he charter Labor government ii carrying «*n *We are.not *• war with *hr haVe .to de manned by people." in foreign affair* without the iilch government." he laid.’ “ anJ tool* to do Ihe Job and I must be He added: helped o u t" ire do not intend to he at war "In my judgment, this constitutes That'* airong and most unusual in'® the Dutch government or 111 the moit d«IltVe anil' defmitiiV taninmjrrtn rnmirfTnitnrT-anffief her” government.* minister, but It doesn't exaggerate India, Nehru maid, will not aend step in the formulation ol a na­ Ihe dangers o f the situation In rm» to Indonesia liecaute auch tional military policy since the which Ihe gofertmirnt find* Itself gn act would be "tantamout to formation of the republic." a* It struggle* with England's dnrlarliiK war" upon tho Dutch. first all-out experiment In Social­ .Forrestal said it has not yet However, he aald, hla country waa ism. The government maintain* contemplating * dosing porta to been decided whether hr will have '.that ft has been caught in a rush Forrestal Hails Army-Navy Unity As Decisive Step All Dutch shipping' and certainly Would bar aircraft of any country Which might attempt lo carry aupohea to the Dutch. <^>hru aaid hi* country hail not tttl previously to bung I lie doneiian hostilities before the nlted Nations because “ we ought the bent**way waa in njunctlon with other powera." lie atliled that India turned m at, Brltlau and the. United-States,' recent day* has exchanged al and tniurmal coinmunicalwith Australia eHd “ we now In a few hour*" to carry formally to U. N. his offices in ihe Pfntlgnn (Wat of war-born circumstances which Department building) or eliewheie,; h**n'^ b*an able tn control tint* no, ha. Ihe dale of hi. taking the f* r' ?foreign « L ' ,,rV,n* in office, ctinservatl'-e official oath at America's first Anthony Aden, ssid In an address Secretary of Defense hern de­ Saturday that labor has divided H n lln aed on !*■■* i l l ) cided. ■ i FLO R ID A , MONDAY, JULY 28, 1917 Trade Pact Failure Said Due To Russia Roof Of Seminole Motors Building Falls In Storm LONDON. -July 28 ftP>—S.r Stafford Ctippt (old Pailiamrnt to­ day that Rriliih-Rut'ian trade ltesty negotiations bioke down in Motcowlatt week because of Sovirt demand* for teviiion of the 1941 lost, agreement Ruuia owr* G r e a t Britsi.t 55.000.000 pound. ($ 220, 000.000 ) under term* of the Civil Oedii.-Agteruirnt,.. The British hip hftped for wheal, limber and canned fish. The Russians wanted heavy’ ms* <ifciiif tyT7jfil^ahil pipe"i. ITie’ Mos* cow radio anerted the talks broke down became llulvin would not guarantee tome deliverie* and b*causr cie-.li( (etm* could not b* reconriled. eri For Company No One Injured But T w o Automobiles W e r e Demolished PICTUatO IN 1*44 a* they laughed hcnrlily at a remark passed In a Holly, wood night club are dim setress Faye Kmeramr. war plant executive John u«Tfr and (back to eamara) film director Andr# D# Toth. A Senate tnvssttf.nnf cnmmlttse, pmbtng Into th# wartime contract, of Howard Hughes, has been Informed that Meyer, who area Hughes' Tress agent, arranged lavish part!** given by Hughes In In aflmt hi hteh-pressure war contracting. Copyright King Feature* Syndicate, (international) The ltii|i*b delegation beaded by Harold'Wilson returned Fridajfrom Moscow nfter flvs »*eek* of intensive anil detailed negotiations. Crlpp* said the llritlsh Labor Oovernment wished to expand Itnde with Hussln and saiil he hoped the disappointing failur* was only “ ternpot«r>\" He diet mil mention the Moscow radio report, Reflet ling tlw meieiseti cot!) which a spokesman for the b o a r d 'Dj ptodurmg ciopl and the ttat* n f.j,a d e railed "very Hns.lsn- ^ nf m„ tr , , tm A„d g.o*r aided eququumt. ^ the volume ql bank . Cripps—imlicated -succeM —had liven almost in slglit when the ciedit u»ed .by Honda’ faiiiwf. i« talks cutinpsed nn Soviet credit currently lugliet than “It w »* ■* demandsrxplaiiu d: i. maims, He itc- expisineu: j . i l l.. . "W e had succeeded In reaehine yeaf. ago. **r<*(dmg In> J. L■ iey.pj rill lent ol the Sanionl Al agieeiuvnl on all mnttri* within the trail# fuld, tnchitUnj^ quan­ Unt^JssliunsI Bsnk. who irpretities, prices-and terms and ton- teni* the Flotid* Banket* AstonrrnmimieS ■■ r » Sit) atimi at Semmnlr County Key Banker. • Violations Pending 1,000 Refugees Are Ili O ff French Coast Second Week At Camp Winona Begins With Busy Round Of Varied Activities ................ thS3 WASHINGTON. July 28* 'T l— Chairman llfewtler (R A lg i) of ihe Smatr War Investigating Com- miller v.tid IihIj ) a globe-liotling employee nt llnw iid Hughet. milliiiii.iiie manufactuirr, has agreed to |e|| what he knows about ihe Weight nf water on the'roof ol aw ml of two $40,000,009 w-srlime thr one (lory garage building in. govrinitwn! plane conlr.fcls to veupisd” ’ bv .’isnunole M n t u iiin |>tf6fi*4 Commercial Slieei i* believed tn lb ro ster told a tepotler that have canted the cnllajue of Hie the Tlughef emptuye#, John Meyloof and wall* o f (he enlue north- rr, ludifird the committee stx'f eait coiner o f the huihhng duuna llii* mnming jie will testify before a rainitmin al 2:2(1 o'clock lies a suhcommillee .whenever it wishes afternoon. No one wat mime I to t .11 c.i» him • Nearby «peclalott>7epoi1ed that * Me had hern scheduled to ap­ they »aw "an avalanche of water pear next Wednesda y .* before a pour from the .building at it mibh, ingmrv npefifag ;.twjt y* fh||l|Hecl.~ 1 lie-.lie.’- and Ib-nry J, Kaiser's JWo automobilr. intide of the plaqe contiact. v.ith the governgarage weir sin «<|ird bv llie Inirk- nlent. ling ioof. One was a I'Mt) I'lvMeyer had been •repotted out mouth sedan, the piopeity u id ill- i Mint■v . and the »ube.ymmilRobeit flakier, the other *»i* e trr previmj-fv had t-een making J V I 1 hevfolrt vrdvtl. bvlotiging to elfoitv t ■ (mil hint to ivsue a l> I lb. ulitiii. anto meih-vmc in I ittttiinun. ,\! .i - In*..I pia-limiuary iminify empluvre ol ||ir g,iia#‘- . l l e Its) Innt l-rfore (ha ptiked it inode about a 1.(11 lion, Jiir** b . »nl‘ ntmiMu- mii.nis piirpaftod hrlmr llle* riath expfi *'• ;i iitirA o f parties at If rteifftiiinl nn Tiitc#* ^l»l It F. I. mwh»n«c. wri th.* IlflUl'tt tn { lit* i |N«ll, lit* '«>•ill. ||i* W il 5fu lfil »lumt ft*r? ii v*'ii y LAKE SUCCESS, “ July. 28 *4’ . from wlifrt i Im* rotif f^ll. l*H>ktiM£ Volume Of Loans Is Outer. Mongolian In­ cident Brought Up Up But Fewer Find In Membership Pica Ne e d To Borrow Fred L. Touchton . D in Dade City Sugar Rationing For Industrial Users Ends Former WPB Official Calls Kaiser Plan For Plane "Com'pletely Fantastic” Survey Reveals !Invasion Charges High Income Of By China-Russia Florida Farms Made At UN Meet J.- L. Sauls Presides At VFVV District Meet "Killed When . Over By Auto No. 182 W ir o Promises To Tell Reds insisted On Re­ v i s i o n Of D e b t Owed To Britain; 1941 Terms Stand Ctipp*, pietident of the hoard o f'lra d ;, said (ftiiiih nrgolisloti offered s number of conceiiinn*. hut "we could not go the whole way the Soviel government de­ manded at a condition of an agree­ ment.” * P re s s U i i e d In Spotlight At Hughes Probe Forrestal said that the new set­ up of a separate Army, Air Force and Navy under tho overall cont­ rol o f the Secretary of Defense will save money In the long run and be beneficial, in _ the sense o f ‘'getting the most of out of our money.**. Unification will cost more In the JACKSONVILLE. Fla., July 28, beginning he said, adding. "It (S p ecia l)-- "Other *tate* w i l l Is my hope the added expena* benefit greatly through the enter, print of Floridian*dn develmurfenl of, State-operated m»ikrls. said today he told newsmen laconically J. Stanford Laraon, actintr chief la to "g et people". of- the Market Organlaatiou end So far as possible he plant to Facilitie* Branrh, United State* keep existing services ami groups Department of Agriculture, dur"lloWever, I Intida (aim familier undisturbed, he said. Ing a Jacksonville vlalt thl* week­ ___ .Are needed to In. aTe^pfobahty- in the ill 4H|HI bForrestal hinted that his tsnure end. The Washington official, who I create' the National Quant rifle o f office at Secretary of Defense apent some tfme touring the State, nam mI t poaitum that Ihey have ] company now being formed here might not exceed one year. after appearing on th ; July 23-24 John L. Saul*, preaiding for Ihe e*ei been." Mr Ihgley *.*td. "Only {from the 12 mep reported at ready When asked whether he Intend­ program o f the annnat conference tcfc-nllit to the 23 or more nion ed to slay in the job for sometime, rtf managrra and official* uf Flor­ first time as VFW Commander of- a few mole (.timet* need to u#e the Fifth Florida district *t il* required before Company 2 o f the li'eastaasg r* s * aisS ida'* Stale Farmer*' Markets, ronference Sunday in Detiaml. the bank credit available to llieni 124th Infantry Can be activated. gave unstinted praise to Nathan Imndlin) hi* duties In n wnrkuiHn- tin* *e*r because continuing lugb It waa announced today. Mayo, (ommissloner o f Agtlcul-J li),*- manner, presided like an "old faun incomes make it |MH*thle lo Ii It la planned to bring the Com­ lure, and \\ Ilham I,.- Wilson, l»i-l tinirt," and rlulrhlng III* naveil ■I wnllnii.t nn 1‘nar Sis) pany jup to a total atrrngih of rector o f State Market*, for de-|fifm lv. strictly limited lime of de l ich officer* and IBM men. The mem­ velopment of (he unique system bnte so that no "filibuster*" hroko . i bers held an organisation meeting .of Stale-operated *ale* center* out. F. D. Scott, commander nf ,s , / ’ n n „ B O f I . i m i n r Thursday night and wilt continue DADE CITY, July 28,-(Special)• which' now comprUe* 37 aetive i’osl 3282 reported this, morning. “ I ' L U |lH P r to meet every Thursday night at Fred L. Touchton, 86, druggist unit* handling more than >32,The Sanford p oit furnished one 8:00 o'clock at the Sanford Aim- here for 20 years, and senator of 000.000 of produc* in the last af the largest delegation* preoent, cry. The Company has been tn the 38th senator*! district o f Pas­ fiscal year. hr saiil, with 18 member* attendaeUva since tt.wa* absorbed Into co and Sumter Counties in 19.14 Twenty-one case* of liquor sal­ "Director Wilson, through hi*' ing including Pat Johnson, senior t W Army during the' war. and 1938, died suddenly of acceptance thepresidency presidency. . o f; vice commander: James Huff, es la-v violation arc’ pending in ---------------—o f . — Capt. Roy Green la company heart attack yesterday morning the recently organ!ted National ' Quartermaster; H a r v e y Hale, Comity • Court a* Ihe re*l|ll "of -commander, and Capt. John rope at 8 o'clock on the sidewalk Ji»»t. Association o f Produce Market chaplain and John L. (ialloway, investigation*’* tbe t’"*1 month and Capt. Robert Raker are qn the a* he reached th# door of hla Managers,” Mr. Larson continued, trustee. by member* of (In* _Stale , • staff. Lieut. Dick Brown is ntfiltf- drug stors. I "h *i now embarked on an effort Slate Junior Vice Commander flevf-r.xg* Department tn Semiant company commander and MaJ. Since October,- 1941, he hod (o ff|ve the real of the country C. C. Whlltle made a talk on de­ Innvl, County. O. Bark* t* medical officer. . Information* fned hy County been manager o f th* Walgreen benefit* similar to’ those which partment plana for the comlr.g ' The purpose o f forming the Service Drug Store here, when he Floridians are deriving from thl* year. It was decided to hold the Pro-vutlng Attorney Georg* A. -company Is to provide a force of returned from Avon Park where state'* ay-stem of m arket*."next district meeting In Novem B|»n «how that 17 nf, the ca«e* minute men tn ease o f emergency he lived several year*, after a During lh*-t*n*y#*r* or more In her in Orlando. Among the hotly foi v-tdeh warrant* w ;ie i»»neil or large seal*-tragedy. Men will residence o f 14 y*ort In Dade which, the major portion .-of the d iscu **^ J op jc* wa* -that of a i>>- ihn Sharif* of/ict- wtru «* drill two hour* a- week for which City. “ Florida system he* been brought Stale bonus' to World War II vet-" gainTT "AtOfM pefknn* ‘ chki tfiht p H t l s s will receive 12.80 a drill A native o f Blanton, Ga., he to lie present .stature, other Stale* eran* similar ta that given hy with veiling liquor will.... I a. Iiatlr sergeant* >6.80. Men from 17 was the ton of George W. Touch- have copied, or adapted many o f South Carolina and Mlsilisippi. |ctn*i- *hd four charge* overe a to 87 year* of age are eligible to ton end Lethe Copeland Touchton, its feature*, and Mr. Larson, a* The conference was hangsd lo gani*t whit# perS-un fur unlawful join regardless o f military eiper* both native* o f Blanton. He taught well at other speaker! at ths order by Raul'a gavel at 10:00 A, telling of Intoxicating leverage* ilDTA. school two yeare before entering Market Managers conference In M. and adjourn ed at 1:00 o'clock on' Sunday. Following-Activation Company 2 the drug l.u vines*. Jacksonville this last week stress­ »o that every0lW 8rotir*f0‘ t t n h g — At) petouui against whom Ihe will b* furnished with the latest He Is survived by hla widow, ed the value of the experience hall game between. Senford and charge* war* made were released >e o f equipment Including ma- Mrs. Jamie Touchton; a son, tronttaaea Iran Fagi d w l nn > '0 bond with two♦xceptlohSj DeLoAd. _ n # gun* and movie Dim* show­ Fred L. Touchton, Jr., a student accmding to Slierlff Percy Merit! ing atomic bomb testa and' other at 8t*t*on University; a daughter lighter 8PEF.ll PRESIDES Mias Mery Lethe Touchton. Dade subjects. ' COMMISSION MEET unly Prosecuting Attorney )ulnn City; e brother, Harry Quinn George A. Speer Is uiesidlng pveri The City CommUsinn will meet Sanford; a sitter, Mr i Touchto City Court sessions during the r« tn* vs- In rvcolar aeaslnn thl* evening nt James L. Spivey,Valdosta; hie ion of City Judge J.G. Sharon. (7:30 o cloek. stepmother, Mrs. G. W, Touchton, MARSEILLE, France, July 28, Valdosta; five half brother*, Wh— French ■hulhorltlss said to­ John I. Touchton, Houston; Rich­ Alle* Rav Palmer. 23 month day that nearly 1,000 o f 4,800 eld child o f Mr. and Mrs. L.R. ard Touchton, Bradenton; Frank, Jew*, cruising offthora In three Bam and Jack Touchton, Valdosta; {Palmer of Kentucky Avenue, British deportation ships after be­ (Cameron City, died tht* morning and four half sisters, Mrs. Jtise ing turned back from Palestine, shortly after iftlB o'clock at Fern- Biles', Valdosta; Mrs. Marvin G. were III or needed medical care. lald-Laughtnn Memorial ifoepttal. Bile*, FL Pierre, Mrs. Paul LangThe Jew« had approached Pal­ By HORRY PARKS Il was nice lo have Ilay Fox la* the m o l t o f Injuries received ford. Live Oak, and Mr*. Bam estine without Immigration visas CAMP RCRIRE a* an overnight camper. (this morning when run over by L ovatt,, Sparks, Go. In the Exodus o f 1847, formerly Funeral arrangements have not Tuesday was o busy day at W>Ineodav morning there were Bulck Coupe. e the B. a President Warfield. Their bean completed. No charge* Against . landing from th# deportation v**- Camp Winona with Cabin II chal­ swimming classes, rifting, archery . ly r fc r . MW W o t Sixteenth aels wax scheduled fo r tomorrow. lenging Cabin I to another soft and handicraft. After lunch the Street, driver o f the Bulek, hav* The refugees departed from a ball gam* and balng beaten 6-6. camper* tang "Happy Birthday" Thirty-three o f the camper* to (Jen* eavy, one nf the com men tnade by the parents as ia the French port f o r Palestine and th# opinion o f Mr. 7 timer, Uio Accident British shipped them - bock. Two made and painted plaster stat­ cillm* and presented him with was unavoidable, According: to the British corvette* and the destroy­ uettes They wars a Scotty dog a rhneotete Iced cake tupped report of Patrolman'W,II WASHINGTON. July 28, (Jp|- er Cardigan Bay shepherded (be bookend, in Indian head (<one w ith ‘ 21 candle*. erstn who made an Investigation. Th* Agriculture Department an­ refugee ships. large and on# small) and a fitot After rest period. Cabin I The accident said RauVerson, nounced the end o f sugar ration­ mari-l>-d forth ami defeated the The Cardigan Bay put Into har­ paper weight. occurred In the yard of the Helpy ing at HUM A. M. today because bor and Its chief officer, Capt. G. Bobby Parks and John Fox romhineil forces of all the counHobby »n West thhr- Ihere M r UtlL-OL-lht- JifU -jm njcA-Jor _ Hut xilUa* Fallowing o f • lock o f funds to finance the H R ^ . Its! dally nrltt of a rifle man » hand­ w*» mars' shooting' and’ handi­ ■looking after her washing. Mr. out ion end* rationing to In­ and other authorities o f Marseille. book. Wada Garner shot a high­ craft and another swimming pe­ Tsr had put Ms laundry Inin dustrial and institutional users. Ha appeared to be.In a _r*(* when er score o f 41* but as he already riod. After supper came acmie H the child had been Rationing to kauiesriee# was end­ he relumed to ship. Tho points of had a-b ook it wot awarded to of the campers went on an In­ wt by • droop of ed two months ago. disagreement were not disclosed. the next highest. teresting hlk# to Skull !.ake and e had put his car Into Eight boys started the eeriei back. A| th* council ring there However, price controls ire be­ Sailors on the dratroyer Mid I.onand gone but ing kept. And, control* oa the don had ordered them not to talk. o f tests to qualify for advanced weir games and contests between a spectator cal of supplies which Indusswimmer. They were Fred and the cabin* and Cabin I won stop. The child had trial users may have oai hand were Bob Poey, Walter Routh, Wes oe#r. Ihe entire camp in Hoop RESTAURANT HOLD Standing In front o f th« le ft front Instituted. Mr. and Mrs. William Lamb re­ Spencer, George, Harden, Mike Relay. '' wheel when It waa hit , In announcing this action, the cently purchased the Palma and Whelchel and Harold Cranston. Before tap* th* campers wendeportment said After many active contcala told of* the picnic-.planned for failed Pines IlciUurant, Including Lota Id appropriate fund* I ta fin to 16 and 18 o f tf)* Dreamwot-I Ad around th* council ring th* camp­ the next day and the minstrel a few mlntues, Patremqn tlnue work o f tho sugar ration- dlUon. from Mlaa Euclelde R. ers had a “ Jay bird" swim and ■how ta.be put on by the coun State Farmers Markets Lauded * By U. S.-> Official A s s o c ia t e d China ami Soviei Ruuia i lathed j*t tom* prlnlpd iutii wlifn h# « i v l lit* fin* i*sd i ii it11 i«»r (alt froli* rt IwimI th*> .m <j ••,! '»■ Cuuncil mrinheninp tom dlul UlUl.llLi.dvi 14Umv -tpui Li_— miller nvei .iilmilting Ui|lei ATjii I lif* mill today m the Unitrd Nali'un s , Airport Hill Is Interpreted For Fipdord Citizens tlidtl. Willi Uui'l-i thvigutrt lli.il ij (’LIT l‘lyn)iitiHi ImhvUifrHfc L* %v**»** tome circle* tn Aiu would like hitnnlil to tee Ihe la r e l situation 'dnpli *•"», be.-lligi.l. « f , . I I I . - I H'l n- t .o paik. ll II... til 't talnl m ihe Far- Fa*t, lUtsi.le nt (hr building. Chins'* ili-legate. Dr ShuhOh Tt.e Imlldliig it owned I . I’r-, lists, lohl’ lhe memhenliip commit nnhl* and KryitniiU I'olu. ri . It. iv ti. W)IIInlit a and Flip I’liiaf trr which i* combining appfu i M. N. Clevelaml .mlvryj s|»tc>-•lion* ol inttp cuunltirt llut In* In lake cbnige nf tlui aitltatinn gnvnnmmt nypniivl Outer mon The eswif -o f - t he Im jlitiu g —r t hy Wood*)) till.. t>eniigulia became of ihe "armed m imited Itilik was *CHtli-ieil a In. ill vaitnn” nf ( him hy Oulrr Mon .alley am i slrret. d ie crash Hi golkirt Irottpv. iliiqmiled hy t*nk*. ti ailed inn m spectators. I S ., ,.f v!,-i,ate Bill No. .qfit villi pi live tu he o f ur"*t advan-. Hi,-" in the t’ il’y of Satifotd and other -mail ■-!>!“« in lecuring .it p >■i A it iiltif. »och av the San* find N.u h I Air •Jinti.'ii. it was tsd -to la> hj Edward Higgins, maiinu* ■ of the Setninolr County i i Tn.!* -i uf Cuhtmeree who with 11^ It l 1.---- III - ix In Jnel.xonfir' t*-t '-ii-k t.in fe rrin g with ,rfft.if.il- Ilf the IVnr A«*e>x Adf lit|iiif - Mil I Mu* f tvll A m tfiiB It > \ t!f*1i it*dif r ifiI If*11 * rtu nni i nc ill ,11■|.1 - xl I ■n (tf the bill. Tim diuiuinlril hi a (him veto ol M n t " bin i■, " i idea that the City,* the applit itmn. - htch mi • «', ■I " " i i x tlie mrport -Alexi-i N Kiatilnlkov, Hti**l*<i ■ .pi i •. . i- li-,. Sint ion, l*e givdrlvgatr "I,,, figuied in an ex tUitugx mid equip. h change uf fiaat talk wit It the oili­ It, id trip* •! atian, praer delrgaie. ni a rummlttea nu-ti * >iih-vl Hie teveiitm tlerlved from ilig laal •xveek, .promptly c.haig-'l ■i*i i» i in niniutain an I that -the t’hiiii-va nllegatlnnx ni" peipeMinle the mi|yirt.. "nMurd.” ■’iftfsiinded,- and thni An enteitaming m m ii.il pi ft. Ilikw 1*- and Mr. Coleman In realilv rii|oeva lump* violate.I gum wa* prrtenled q the Rohm refiiFlal <('.ii lfi*-v conferred with Outer Mutignliaii letrltory. luncheon today under the d im ti -i l.vle l‘rit.-i :q*L regional direetor Kraxiliiikov **td Ihe the whole r in r lr i Morriinn. p ro g ii-i ■ the V \ \ niv.. w ill; It. W. border inci'leiit made him think of I i-.i.'h, u -.1 *e,-J-ivei| instruction* them iiitghi tm parti** In ('him ch «irm*n. i- I" h i" pr. i tit secure xvliu wuuM like tu are a UN rmu Sever.il vrcsl xulux urie irpil---- I ’ . .i early nt po-xihlt ml-iiiim «>i up tu investigate the * i>v Min Robert* Ey.tuv. ,i timu I t . uu lli.> t\ \ V. id fair. IL v:iul -iilaii they mighMr. i h-mn.t t.iilay termed the pet iriln hy Perry Btrlnrr v.u lie trying tq -detract from the veierel pi.mo »ehclion> hv hi* ->i 'i p i- vert . "itti white and said rivn 'vm i In Chin*. * .The cminiittio deferred artin i •ILiheit * holli. «if u liu n i .lie u.-v. '* .1 thv'. l .i-l li-afned a lot of 'I'm-.:- iv" - 1; the- hill, “ It look* on Outer Mongolia pending reply j 1,.„|f(,'u%jn ,(li . f it v'.til lake n lot nf rwi tape from (lon e I< adjourned ■ 1 ^ 1 ™ " ' " ' . ' : .,e.| .-~ t!nr acquisition o f __ .llm lle I nucnton-.vim.mtv-e-J taking up Urnthe- 'application appl a i'p -i i property,, real ant 1raiivJorilHii briefly,^ Haven men--, 'lineup for the _tuftbt!l gvme ■ pe|‘^i mill, lie ile.-lsreil. her* xupp.'ited Transjordan -h-u Wrihievd-iy night against the Mr. Iligfiinx aft.) reported that Russia,, which vetoed T ra n sJo n la r they i‘i'fl f e n I with Wiley Gilles­ la it Atignxt, lexerved her state Linn* Club, a* fullnivi: Epp». Jr., p merit until Wednesday. 1 pie o f Hie firm, Smith and GllA. Stina, c Ifxpir, in JneksanvIRc in regard k’ np*. Sr,, lb : - eiigim-eti -if nn the propaseit ■ Touhys 2b t.rmiiml huihlings nn the laks-* '* J- Higgin*. a* from. Mr f iill.’ -pif, he eniil, will Tuiiehlon, 3h p; event the pliipn^ition to the . Tooke, rf t jty in v-gmd to lit* services S;ieer If oil th - prujeet. YORK HAVEN. P*„ July 2H. ftean, > f . hfb— Two men In a motor boat Re verve,X: G. Stine, Unrk-. Ho!!-. were swept over a Smujueharfis Redding and Ratignn. River dam arid clung lo the craft ^.Mr. Touchton nl-v> ■nn,nitu*t-d for II hour* before lining rescued that the umpire* will In- IVln little the worse for their exper­ 1Cnn IInara tn (*•■* *1x1 ience. Chief o f Police Roy G, William* Clarence Hoover. 17, and Wil­ ri-i-entlv released n "motlel" white liam Elllnger, 42, were riding prisoner who, In* »aid, other chiefs . along the river when th# engine of police would like a* a "gue*t," o f their Inal failed. The current for the- «nld prisoner, a profotcaught the helplei*. craft and Mufti! Route painter, left tho SanTAMPA, Fla., -July 2R. 4 V -j ■went II aver Ihe dahi. They (Layford Police .Station In far better ed with the boat a* It went over Joxeph I<ee, an amateur drivei shape than when he entered it. from UytwfaA suffered a h eir, cl Ihe bsrrier hut were thrown into It I* doubtful, however, whether the swirling water below th# dam. tack coming out of a turn during The pair *w*m to thalr wrecked a motorboat race here yi vteiila; other Jails will gleam a* brightly craft, caught on the rocks, end and wa* pronounred dead Otton Irttid" nx Sanford'* duo lo the proclung lo It until rescued 11 hour* arrival at Tamp* Munlrlpnl 'l-n- rr.xxtnmvl service* of the recently uTentnl primmer, who wa* guest liter by two other York Haven piOvl. I-e# had placed second In Fran­ ef the Cil v for 90 days for having pien. ' kie Rodrigues o f Tern pa in the tried tu drive hi* eiitornohllq while m iMusical Program I Presented At Rotary .Lunclieon 2 Men Rescued After Swirling Ov^r Dam { t : V * . I •: ' Folicc Siafion (iels Paint .Job By “Guest” Joseph Lee Dies At Tampa Boat Races Yearly Report Made Hy Credit AnH6eiatiori A euhslanlldV’ Increase in net earnings, amount of loan* and membership i* reported by the Production Credit Association ax compared with a year ago. As o f June 30, membership has Increased from 296 In 1940 to 300, loans outstanding from 70 to 108 and amount of loans outstanding from >399,007 to >632^84. Accu­ mulated earnings Increased from >118.023 ta >136,192 and total not worth from >296,200 to >810,879. first heat for Class "C " amstcuri They were neck and neck in the, eceetvd heat w hen ■Rodrli:n •r~TTrrr tired l.re*« lK»*t eppraiid to lie out of control. Rodrigues maneuvered hi* uwn craft alongside Lee's slow-movin'* bust, leaped Into the Lee-rarer and took over the control*. Mr. Lee had lived In Banfbrd for 16 veer* where he operated n plumbing business with hi* bro­ thers, A. \V. and Harry 1-vc. He, la survived by his widow, Mrs. Alma Lee; a daughter, Mias Linda Lee and two brothers, A. W. and Harry Lee of Hanfoid. Puneral service* will bo an nounred later. : . intoxicated. •'Never again," he told Chief William*. Nr.fbhTVI* IK» Jalllnhhy psintCil. Ihil llio'kitchen,-the tlownvtair*. celt* and the upstair* cells at* mcrly patnlml ,na well. Chief Wtlliarua reported. In addition, all cotx litre new mnttrr*ees. AH liiip* or vermin at Ihe Jail arc com hat led >y ith a portable clrctrlr fog spray tmlfft, a handy little gadget hardly larger than a portahli- rnilin.. It ia plugged Into n eockvl anil 'steam 1* producsd lhal mixr* with tho DDT «olutlon and prmlure* the fog spray. • Moat of the htiga that get Into bedding are brought by whlta vagrants, said. Chief Williams, , v ‘ ----------- ----- - -• tk ____________ �* ----- >—“ — ------ ----- — • • « MONDAY. JULY 28, 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, -FLORIDA The Sanford Herald , II,k,4 la 1*01 rablUkt* *all>. «*rt*l *a . >al t u il D *1 It \va» hoped that plans for tho m con itn Germany could gn: forward harmoniously after eo-oprralioii'hail been (Infinitely ruled out. . Milt France's insi.itance on heavy reparations i ri,i«>r4 >• •»*»•* *‘.** ■ TALLAHASSEE, July 28 <8 b*c islt- .Special Scholanhlp. foi ver.ltl.. Florida colleges and are to lie paid in rath and thui do not ronflict with tuition and *ub*l«tenre available to war vetrrant under the G. I. Kill of Kl*hu, arrordin* to Attorney General J. Tom Wat.on. In teply to an Inquiry from School Superintendent Colin Engll.h, the attorney general declar­ ed- that tha Lewi. Schuler,hip*, a . well a* tha houie and »enatorial Khotar.hip., are to be paid In ca.h to the holaer of one o f them when he ha. compiled with the law by M tl./actory attendance and work. Thui, he pointed out. out, they cannot be consldan Oi-I.krr 31, ima, *1 (*« *'«■! II UMl.rJ, M ail*., aa.tr Ik 14 IVaa.rr** af 'lafffc •- I****^ overcome. Paul Gliali* writing from Paris, eavs, “ There j.i a level wljereby Germany con play its role in Europe's reconstruction without threatening the security o f her m u*< iiii - i " ' *v neighbors. The big headache o f the Paris conferees from J'aiaklr la «4>>ar* now on will he to figure this level.” Carltrr.'Wrek '- . The new - American. jKillcy in Germany provides for, a healthy ectinomy. for Germany, leading to her independ­ ence o f outside aief. - Reparations take second place in, American plans, hut seem "vital and important to.Frarfco, It ia up to the United States and Great Ilritain to convince rnlerlalhMirhl* l«t France o f the need to merge her rtWn national.requirement* r a t a l mr | mh*I•* M ill •I rriNlar ml»»*llt with the good o f Europe as a whole. While France may wish that the production o f the Ruhr valley could la* Ikl«n4 N f « o * r '» lit ,.. I » r . channelled in great part into the French economy,* and In the pnlltrMsI llrU «■ i|ju* completely revivify that nation, she must la* willing ■»» wkl.l*).*1! 1 lal rtllr* In tke *c! to share with the rest, for the good o f the whole o f Europe. ■rlwrli-kl fc.iUinailrr* It's a matter o f Ihe long look forward. Peace and re construction o f Europe as u whole mean |*eace and re­ 4.1, > 1 Ik V . Tk» ItrralS I* a I I, taUllfS construction for every part. If one part were to go much A.,url«lr4 I'ftM "k lar •veekU•iflMftit.il la Ik* ■' faster than another, the situation would lie out •>( balance rallra el all *k* again, with ensuing (rouble. That is what all nations In IkU a»a*aa**w. I AI* art** 4l«»«lrk,t. Intelligent Offspring A WITNISS at tha pasapod fraud trial of Gethardt EUlar to WwhIn gton , Joaeph Z. K o rn fc d a r (above), 60, Detroit salaamsn. k»ld Ihat F.ulcr dictated tha coeapodlion of Uie national commlttaa of tha Americani Communut Parly. Tha former Ohio Communist, Party leader told th# court that Euler Uneatened with "s«rioua%con*artucncca** Uioaa whooppoaed hU __ _ ' —' ' T' ihopped applet !*•* mayV Iw iiio i'ir a n ■|'l>l«a added U a standard waffle latter FdiSE FDR TODAY A private foundation, directed hy Guy Irving Burch, for variety fa flavor and triture. reasu res h ave GREAT t TKEASUBE8 nAV t. lias found that American intelligence neemx to lie getting Add in th . proportion if two roM F FROM UNEXPECTED lower at the rate o f five iHrints every liulf century. Grave cup. of apple, to ea.h two cup. in fers TOUR COMMUNITY economic und-political problems! cun come as the result of HAS POSSIBH -m ES BEYOND this trend. Durch aaya. . of Florid* are expected to gather [dav noon. Thr aftsnciatlnn’i I. Wednesday for thr 1Ith annual dlrrcturs will meet WadtiFlotilla Dairy Firld Day. and Con- „t ||-o'clock. Scholarships Are To Dairymen To Hold Meet In Gainesville Be Paid In Cash To Avoid GI Bill Conflict ‘ GAINESVILLE. Fla.. Ju';/v Ruhr Dispute Finely a airway „ th*y ,»ould U if the ai>«ci«l |*chn)arihi(i* were paid Uy the j state l a t h e collage or unlver* l.u y a . feVa, tuition or aubtiatence. Vetarana can receive from fedrra| aourcvl up to 1600 |>«r year , „ r fer§i Kbok, and other ex­ , Hnae 0f att«nding a college, in addition to icceiving a monthly |.uhslatence. The attorney general i .i.kkJ >1_t ... 1..... _ . . •. - . , 8 ^ 0 0 4 i o t j i u , Uj t • ^ !U,.Co1' T “/ :'* * Indian, a . a r*U»h . c r v a T ’M ” rlcultur# and Florida Dairy Indui-, v, n|ion, when the first colonii hat try Aisoclstion, the program will |amj,u on Plymouth Rc*j i h e '•get undrt way Wednetday *ftcr-| Friendly Indian* snowed the m noon and continut through Thurt-' settlers how to tlnd and uta li fouth Activities Week Bogins Aug. 3 OF SANFORD AND ALL CENTRAL FLORIDA August -l to a will >« ynu'h rtivitie* wreli in thr First MothU»i Church. All young people i Sanford Iwtween the »gr» »f I and 21 arc invited to purtiri- W e wish to express our deepeti appreciation to you fo r Ihe extremely hearty response to the “ l.ockgr Plant Vlsllatlon” program put on by us lost Friday night. The crowds attending prevented us from giving you personal allenllon. Bui we hope you enjoved it and ask that you come often and feel as we do that this is your locker plant. te In all acftvilic* <>f th.>• program will Include plan* r warship, dlscuixlon*. work. i|Vic« and fellinv.hip, Tha Youth lUtavan which will ad th# activities nf the week U1 artive to serve the local iprchea ami community The caran con.i.t* of four oldtst |>vo• who havo had *|ierial traing In 'working with youth and a program of the rhurt-h for uitlk A counselor will also lie ItWaha caravan, who ha. had t e j y training in guidance ami alatanca for pairnla and worker. VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME CENTRAL FLA. QUICK AND STORAliE COMPANY, INC. SAN FORD, FLORIDA 401 W . 13th STREET . - one-third home hy women who have gone no further than he conclude* that le**-fayoriU individuals Jmtve larger familiea than do those with greater ttdcinl, economic and ler late than nevet. ‘ intellectual advantages. ~ 1 IrniS ■WxilJcrrHnir*4nv-H»wW — .. According- to-t he reuMlta of-44ieiie4ttvr^tigntiiins, some method should he found to perauade' tho l*etler-4Miulp|H‘il Aptimitm, predict* » depletion Jn the 19501. Thcte »» nolhiui members o f society to have larger families. But after all, the over-all intelligence quotient o f the country is a vague, toiki almut the preient "boom. impersonal factor, ami the size o f our fatuities is deterniflUHl hy many very personal conditions. Also, tin- war may lS S v T S i\ 2 W check- But'bet p their own a m on g ne.t) linRrtt «l ' economic A district (rfficer in India win transferred to a. Iiitielv poat in Bihar where many of the trilies are fliiav'ca hy heredity, caate and tradition. Several dav< after hia»|trrival gency got) puweu I IP a college sa id th e o ffic e r education at goiemmenl espenicGi bcnehU lot o ud extraordinary new irtruiB. Well, s lid all. lh* under u Irae in the garden war ha* been over Jot two ye»i». befaute o f the libat. In a circle arotn "i»m .” now find* lh»t Hood old fatliiuiitd - Ameiicamtin it not to bad after all. Back in hi* fo il love Gcim any, where he i* f* c in | tiisl at a “ N*ii-oifrnder.” . he it laid to have said, "We in the United S utri qever did *uch un 32 million dol lat* worth o f ’properly in S*mtnote County, but over 44 p t«* n l o f lhi» amount it cither wholly or partly exempt from taxation, leaving the teil, ionic 18 mtliiou dollar* worth, to catty the burden of tuppuiling the county, gov­ _ _ a * Homeilead* J. ait kfftllia# •diinrnt. valued ratly 6 million dollar* and of count, exempt (tom opcrating taxes of debt lervic* levies. But (hat leaves ovtr 6 million dollni-' worth oi othet property exotet from both op­ erating sod drat service tixe* And the otyre property exempt from taistidt, the mote taxe* other propertifi^BOvt pay. It soumis- a* if Pteiideol Soc­ ks mo of Indonesia ha* iomtlhin| when he appeal* for Ameiicsn lid in hi* fi^B again*! "Dutch Imperisliim’’ on the ground* that America once fought for its own independence agsinit ’‘British Im ^erialitm." However, that was 170 yean ago and pieiuppotc* that no progrrtt ha* been msd* since then in settling political differ­ ence* by pcigafp] mean*. He ap­ peals to us to stand by thou drmoctatic ptinciple* for which xirc fought w valiantly through until atomic bombs blow world to bits) An wa navi ins to leant that fighting it not .the way to and wan arbitration/'-coactlialion and promis# a r t,''. _ _ . piano, dining table, writing desk. In fltd circle utood all th i chairs. Within reach o f hi iitallw spread out, none o f it missing. A* « crowning tnuch, the Have.* o f a low hanging branch beside him were pasted thick with his poitagc slamps! Later in the day the tribesman reappeared. "Well Sahib?’’ • He gut the job. — Contributed hy Mrs. Vivian Rose (Nagpur, India) JACKSONVILLE ~Jul y 28., (Spe­ DEL A M ). July 2B (SpecUD cial) Th* American D eftm , and Ten. Stetson University sludeAts World War II Victory Medal* will from Sanfurd -wgrv listed on the honor roll at Hlotmw-Uoiversity L*. IL. __ . irteo'endiug in recognition for quarter* of the 8evenlh Naval conllrtently-high scholarship. District. ----------- >-er--. They anrrTJllvId HT C itih .: Naval vbtaranx may raceiva freshman)'-Mri Ann 8. Hugh, their medal* by’ applying in ptrton' •ophonior*; L- M illard. Hup-.. »oat any Navy Recruiting Station. phnmnrt; J „ , WldUr McOailin, A suitable ttidbnc* of allgiblllty senior; Will K. McTeer, .ophomutt bt prertntld, such at a mure; William H. M.ro, fie.h man: ditehorg* refitkata, and a statement ‘of service or a statement by tha veteran’s former com­ manding officer indicating the medals to which the applicant Is entitled, or In U» case of officers, a certified copy of releaso order*. W J« c o u N m v TO* N £ l * B F 0 * S A liM fO H S A LL t o u T YOU , 9 u T J>£M CtTY NlKkHiOX* P £Y A40*' filM 'A lL Y TU H Q fT S ALL f o o T ""P0 W. V. Bitting Touchton Drag Co. Nature has provided th* hu­ man system with a marvelously Intricate and beautifully copHinated set *f organs, glands, 5J9®d ilream, bona and muscle. When Nature's simple laws ar» heeded, these work to­ gether for hsalth, strength and Intelligence. Undue strain, Insu/ftclsnt diet and rest, too strenuous exer- Mr, and Mr*. Joieph Mlkler of MU. Peggy Clark uf iralru. Ga. Slavia announced today the ohi. the gue.t of M l.. Charlene gagement o f their daughter. Sue, Caldwell. . to Jaroc* D. Colbert; .o n -o f MrL Kdtth I* Qolberl ami tha lata H. Frland. STmtilflin'iIu, L Colbert of thla rlty. . will regret to leain that he waa Mil* Mlkler attended Oviedo 1 taken to the Fcrnald Ijiughton High School and the SoJlhrrtij I Memorial Hoipital last aVcuunt School of Contmarca-ln Orlando. i {ntcauaa o f a aeriuu. illnca*. Mr. Colbert graduated ftflMI Seminole High School ami for Mra. James M. Iloyd and two five years he aerved ‘ willi the children, Betty Carroll and Jimmy, UnitA) State* Atmy at x.riou , have arreera rrom rt. Meyer, uih) po.ts throughout the United are the gue.t* of Mi*. Itoyd'a Stale* and In the European The­ parrnU. Mr. and Mr*. W. T. \Mui-later uf 0|M*rationa. Both MU* Mlk­ ler and Mr. Colbert are employedhy A. Duda and Bon* of Slavia. Mr. and Mr*. Jack Horner, M i., The welding will be an event of Krbrcra Steven* and Kdwin Stev­ thU auiumer and plans for th.* en. of St. Petersburg plan to leave rrremony * Ill In* announ-ed at on Tur.day tor a two week, vaca­ a later date. tion In Pennsylvania ami New York atate. . Iletwet'-n l ‘. ru and 1«»If* per rilplf.>ohiiimplTon uf rjjtiii fruit ami tonlstmv hu-rrn.ed from 44 pound*.to U7. NOTICE Mt-aiiwhlla. the housing piritne .t tin- Unfvcralty i. tar toighv, ) this fall than it has l<cen fcilH1‘ 1 !<«• itlflnv of (•. I. «(uilrnU. X ,Z T t will la- hull.I'll thi* foil It) *onrumpui diirmltnry unit*: anoiher l.iMk) ‘ can b e . accommiMlated by fintrrnity liotiae., with \|. .thus Air Base *dpim nn” and uILs.lupua ropnr* avAUahl* .fm •jie ra l Hiouianil more. Matrleil .tudenla with ihihlrril will al*<i liavr a li-ller cliunii* to go to M-hool tills fall with 17- faul­ ty unit, available in the tint-*- Fluvet Villuge*. adjoining the •onipii-, und eiPHinliug arrtiniiuntlalluns nt the Air, lla.e IrniU-i villngv* nnd apai tuienl. w hieh I hi, aumniei house IINI families. Allhongh the uff-rainpu* h Mia- . . i— — - . I their home In Canton, O. after Mrs. Jamea Rjdge was honored 1 .pending a few day* visiting Mr. on her birthday at the regular [and Mr*. W. D. Thornton ai l-HI Sunday night .upper held U*t eve-. I Park Avenue, nlng at the Seminole Country' Club. Song* were aung and danc­ Mr. and 6lr*. F'rank Meiscli have ing e.oioyed . throughout It,' .eve. UlKSIgO> lr«jMi Wilmington.- Ud.’ i * ~ s S W I N G and S Y M P H O N Y Y o (^’ 11 s Never j u p vitirjinfl-.-Q' Laughing! Q WALT DISNEY'S .Saturday and Sunday night rtcik dinner* wrre nerved with Juice, Frrnch fried potati lure anil tnmat * * * 'oil* Mr. and Mra. Karl Schuin and aoRN ON OCXOUR 31, 1946, while her pollo-.drirkcn mother wai con­ and coffee. daughter. Gall, of Tampa went thu fined In an "iron lung", Bherilyn Kay Deutchcr wo* n perfect baby. Mr. gue.ta over the Weekrhd uf Mr*, Top photo ahowa Mr*. Crutcher gctUng her fit.l c)mip*e of the baby, Among those and Ca.mandra Srhulti in the l.sngley which wa* her third. In a San Antonio, T en, It"* pi lid. Today, txKh nnd Mr*. A. J. Willi an Mra. Apartment#. Mra. Srhultx returned mother and Sherllyn Kay have progreaaed atrudily Mi*. Crutcher ha. Mrs. K B. Smith, Mr Earl with them yeatVrday to .prnd u regained uac nf her b<sly down to the. J W 'i g «v M Smith. >tr. and IMill r'limplrtn), nffiiinl. ,alil tin* v ■eventual TfiftTIiT?Te recovery, Meanwhlla'Wie ............................. rfiftqiTJTe reaivrfy ... .... ........... . .. ill her household •An-- slmn -tlnue In Tampa.— ~ ~ ------ -eventual TRrFrVT* a n. r w M l« * r ,J,IW'"b^ * m-' ™ Imp# tu find iriddrnir arrummn.1 r.u P aerala-aw Mr. ’ chore* (bottom). Including tho bathing of Bht-ul)n. (fnirmaltonal) drew Carraway, and Mr.*. IV, ilatinli* fur all F'lorida women who Mr*.C. F‘. Proctor rrturnrd on G. Firming, Mr. and Mra. G e o r g j seek ndmi-ftiun thi. fall. Thurston. Dr. and Mra. T. F. Mr- Friday form Mayo Urutlirr. I'liidr ' With more than $7,tHm.WK) n.dUf in Rorhr.teF, it inn. Slu- wa* aeuf nppiuvrd run*tuntiun . nnnn ting and dpugbtrr, Gall. Me. nnd rumpanlrd to Hanford hy Mi*. It. 111■11 tS.INMt.lKNI n f wlll.ll i* 'll I 'l l ­ M. Burn* and Mr*. K. J. I'na-tor . puam-nt cun .trurtiun - - uudri u .-iv. who have been Vl.iling frirnl* .m l Ucv. Dougin. E. Charles, assist­ tiona nnd Value*." He luld uf By CYNTHIA LOWRY relative*. ant pastor o f the First Presbyter­ George -Wndiingtoa Carver mid AP Nxwfeaturr* Writer ian Church, wa* the main speaker Id* wuik and -puke of tili own UNION CITY, N. J. There at the all day meeting und picnic work in thrulughtd »emln»»h-» >n’A any Alp*, hut there's. a held by the W.S.C.8. of the F'irst aiming (Hiim-e, iirgiur. and i iher uf temporary building* will eii.ihle ll^TpItca of Swltxrrlaml right Methialist Cliurrh un F’tidny. Ihe University to eiltull M -ei.il ro»* th* Hudson River, In the Aluiut 40 people weie present f «r times a . many ntudciitx A* it reig shadow o f New York City’* 4lie meeting whlrll Was held al the When iitdinnry wnshiug, wip­ gi-tmVd during pre-war yt-nt*. home o f Mrs. It. W. Herron un the ing or { ( i ’ll Miiutiiig wtm't remnvr (‘uli.lturtion oil slieli |h-i mmiellt Almost a century ago, a group Country Club lt«*d. greasy -Inins thui i m i building* a . the new gymnasium, homesick Swl.s moved from mhattan, built their horn* and The sweet potato, a rich source Iry the nnumidin tti-ntmeaL I'ul up their hand-operated etu- nf vitamin A, also provides worth Mr. and Mr*. Guy I). Wood. Jr. nerved on thr wide poi«1i a shalluu to»| of household amildary machine# on the flrat whila quantities o f vitamin C and and sons, Darry and Wayn-. left their house. tod,v for Bt. Louis, Mo. where they inula llela-kah laalge No. :!2 of it It-wasn't until I’ eilrl llarplan to vlall for {damt two weeks Sanfprd installed officers o f the that tha American deuanitwith Mra. Wood’s sister oral hr«*4h- Orlando Lndgr No; l ‘J -irrth ?-F*m* ht.ura.-s.i 4ilutsdghl. The -fums-s those original folnhittn tetnal Hull in Orlando last Thurs­ given o ff luu-iti the gti-asy stain*. itton embroidery on pure t day night. Mr*. Flora LcWli n Ith thfj| latter burned oq| former memU-r o f the , Satifor I irmlral*,1 leaving only the vAl lodge was admitted to the Orlando Lodge hy transfer. Tlie-e fimii Banfuid attrmling were Mis. .My­ ers. Mrs. William Jamr-nn, Mrs. W. It. Beecher, Mr*. I*.- F'. I.und,, _ . (iui»t, Mrs. Ilrodie Willimm. Mrs. Mrs. F'red Myers, dislrlrt dep- Alvce Ashdown, Mra. J. F‘. Mr-' uty president o f dlstrirl No. 10, ( ‘lelland, Mra. 11. It. % Burnett and and hrr installing staff of Sent- Mr*. Charles Cole. •oved that ttmy had* W n doWE D O S O M E T H I N G j j percent nf the nation'* era- urk In improving equipment and aourcaa for youth work in the lurch** in Sanford and (level­ ling Chr atlan uctivltle* in town, illowing a fellowship supper at 00 P. M. each evening thcra 11 be cla** period., forum*. Vrori p « * nd recre.tion. A .pecial * « * .ur » . ..a .....# 1*0 * planned for .the evening During tha. war year*, their tbellevably intricate emWoldery achine* turned nut mile* and 4les o f gaudv shoulder patches, ttvron* ami stripe* for thr nttr and.Navv. • I'oday the industry hia recon­ verted th peace and to equal Mileage In embroidered hand* kerchiefs, dress and household Material* which need an expert trijlto detect from htndwnrk. [Bol In spite nf their new-found iaca in thr industrlnl tun. tha ■ihroldrrv men of northern Hudh County continue ' to’ rhmhln* bdem method* nf max* produebn with a typically Flitropran k ft approach to their hu*ine»a. bst »hopi remain family enterrises, 'with mnjhcr, father, tha and tha in-lawa all working bund-tha mansions-machines— klch for th* mn«6 part arc Still fe jjlln g on , the flrat floor o f s ir dwellings.IEdelweiss I* ‘ a familiar and it aymbol and so Is th* Navy Medals To Be Sanfordites Are On Distributed Aug* 1 Stetson Honor Roll _______$ . f* The Right Life For You (•AlNKSVJLLK. July 28. ( 8 vrrial) Sludynl application* f,,r «Jii)i..lon to t|i* University o f FI.iiIda lit S aptriuW ara -till twin* accuiitrd Univeisltv offi. ml* announced today, with the dr mil In.- for •aireptanrc *rl foi Ana. Ill hy the K ritlilr.r'* uflli-.. W.unVn rtudent* are ,i*.lng' avrtptad n n th » samr ha*l« \* i^if, with the proviso that women niusl mmuiw off-M-airpu. housing InovCt) and listed by tin- U iilvn»lty Imurlng tiffim. ( ‘oiuplriioo o f additional Inhi*. In* und rlu.*r<K>m fucUlllea, dad) nnlt.il uf in*)* equipment. and .dditlnug to ,thp Instruct iomd itnff* of all eolli-K**. offirlal* said, m ale, it |Hit*lld«* to gueianlfi.11 <11in 11fii d Flotilla students rallnient ai Uir University o f Flo­ rida for the IW47-18 Fall tprbi. Ri*i.ttaUon for the fall '••* •Ion ia sclteduh-d fur Soft. (5-»‘l>, -ftilficla**** .luted to meet Sept., Sue Mlkler To Wed James D. Colbert irt, it ]irorr*Mlng on schedule. Included in -thf temporary facilitle's due for Mmtu.illat* rdmptrlliion art* dormitories, ilki*■uotna. an auxiliniv r u ftin it and I'l.iiiiU Union unit, labor enginr*! intc shop*, 4 tn«*i*lurii« al t-nxiii'•'! im: diafliinr liuiidiiiK'. librurv nhnrXi faculty office.. and roalnlonann* buildmgs. . Overall iiljuninv fur lit • fall lerm mil* f«i inrlitiiun «>f -i Him bvi of now n Mir****, - additionalfiyulty u4i|M>inlmopla to tiuju* tiLlo llio inral.d'inir of"1ai|-. feetltr# section* milt fturffjt-t t'la^jr*, und prfxnurnlVlil iif tubl-j 41100.-11 rla>*n>vtn and IntjUlU-ii equipment in pioptuilnn to the •mvllntant 1*» )*m Wm Pf,*J* 81 *1*„ l*4« t.urt ■iair- U0 be)(aw*|.IMlH|iM«. Rev. Charles Speaks At W, S. <\ S. Meeting netting them leathering A n d Personal Adivities Dinner. On Weekend PAUL THREE Aug-. 15 Is Deadline Far Applications To Fall Tertoi At U of F A ctrri 11c»«n t Tie* a f i r rnoon from h f ^ f f r a m f r w w ^ n Y ^ n n K “ ■ 00 P. M. until 4:00 will inclmle Mr. ami Mra. Roby laiing. On the fourth grade- The investigator i^dmita that them in no AI.oA.c- N. C.e-W#» • toll* in awardipi • 2 3-ycar-old « » ' ' exgct method o f nieaauring intelligence, owing to difference.* s— »^-a^aa _,uKn Won 4 Cidlll^f ,* in opportunity and environment, hut sneaking generally, thui octal Calender •Th* Truth*eeker. Cla*. 'of. the l i t ! Method).! Church w>ll hold YOUR -“ i' *v thing cuiiie oul yr lVaaO*J»aw" i * •-■2 .U » i*u#,figurea-taken tv li*4‘J.»how that women liave had one and one-hulf children with Tour and John 1:40. . cr Ilung .bout a drpicniun. it w l su e ihr Communal* then oppoilunity cial WHDNKSIIAY . *hiP . ‘’F hl» , r*VnK *n I*»*‘ *ve- examination, thi •ho« ' d . I K * ‘ .i"l* i n (/D — Dairymen frum all sectl THE SAN KURD HUKALU. SAN i'OKD, FLORIDA ON DAY, JULY 28, 134 -ound o f the Swiss flag. On hollys, th* roungstera and oldsters ess up ln^ native roatume. Beer th* popular drink. The .thro* nguagea of Bwlltrrland are spdn with the same Gurney aa i)gli»h. ' \ Big the Inanimate hem of tha diWry saga Is tha Irapoftad hlfGt-type machine. The word ilolt and niahna' 'littla it," which Is what tha tmporit shuttla of tha maehlna ranblsa. It was the use of tha ittla that changed maehlna amddtry from a crude facsimile hand-work Into n Gnlshed, ooth pattern. a •varxlmnttfy tha -whal* toga acklffll machine* art a rUs of connected »eatag palWs tipped on their aUe*. Ilk tka needle connected hy a ••ter marhlne, Thna It la >aa- A new booklet, based on a study just com pleted, reveals the efficiency, cleanliness and surprisingly low cost df-oil honSe heating. It describes methods found most practicable for Florida— shows advanced, im proved, postwar equipment. Right now is the time to get set for even, dependable warmth next winter. See your dealer, call at our office or matt the coupon todayl- ' ' TERESA WRIGHT In ABOUT "PURSUED K EEP I N G P R I C ES D O W N Sonic people' still hive the Ullage iile* llul small l»idgcts tlon't entitle T h e W a y T e n L ik e T o L o o k ! them to good ijinlily' N'onicmc! 'Ilny'it the very |<coplc who »iu\t h j i t •11iaIii y W lut they liny mud give good ind lUufjctory iccvuc. liverything )(>(i find >t I’cnncy'* ii teded to uule sure it will give you every dime s w-uitli o( value fur wlut you tL-itiJ-all llul, and m o ld . Tailored by Daroff Briskly business-like by day 1A l ease, with friends on those' m ellow evenings when conversation sparkles. Rolling along in tiptop luxury anytim e! * . . •’ The assured appearance you seek and the filling com ­ fort you long for age beautifully m erged in the "B ota n y" Brand 500 Suit. Never before have you enjoyed a better brand of fabric or tailoring al such a surprisingly m " 9 -• attractive price. W e hope soon to*have this suit in . > J greater quantity. A n d remem ber, alwayst lit ta taibrolder I.R2R alml >Igas on n alacla machine « Inf that number of need ha control, in thf Intrl whol Is needed to keep your good health, intact. Should It i l. or* F0*1 consult him, let him advise what must be don# to correct and to restore health and energy. Truxt n good druggist to properly compound medication ordered by the doctor. ‘ • ‘A* IMUr af n series of Editorial Advertisement* SKSdS"* u •• Copyright Florida Powar 4 U fh t Cowpahy Pi«as« tend me without charga or oblignlk about House heating for Florida la Winter litna. • Nam*- * * ♦ . . 9 lr e * l Address__________________ _ • * ; o f warm b la n k et-a n d 72' X 8 v double-bed she I Yes, all o f this, fo r only 4.96195% soft, snug, wear-for-; ever cotton, the rest warm pure w ool! The eheynm plaid design in rose, blur, groan or/- t w in —ia really one o f thel Reduced To Clear!! ■inartesl designs we’ vo seen! And every blanket is bound in lustrous rsyon satin to match I They were made to Penney’a own high standard*—then quality tested in our laboratories—to be ture they’ re the finest value* we know o f at thia price t Our Entire Slock of Men's. Women's nnd Childrens Swim Suits. Al Prieee You Can't Afford To .Miss. Our Reduced Friers Save You Dollars I V �THE 3AN FU K U H E R A L D . 3AN FO K D , M.UI4IUA MONDAY. JULY MONDAY, JULY 28, 1M7 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAC E FOUR Wi t h Stomach Ulcer PaiatT * ntt i m in i.i > 1‘ n f X T I Tlw (.tllKMU t»*4»% %Hr.glll Cll<4ftt|<iotl n u t nM*<l u ■* it VMUt lnwi’ , m |»i *‘ Hoag-RackfrUp 15th AMATEUR ACE In University City; Victory Of Season Locals Play Azaleas - The Gainesville G-Men tripped Tomorrow - Ni p l i t the Falatka Ataleas twice yester­ ARTHUR HECKWITH, JR. Herald Hporta Editor Baseball highlights of the weekand In baseball for the Benford Celery Fedi found- the lo­ cal nine headed by their aklroer thus tm thla year, when P»e«•dent George Stine o f the Banford Baseball Association, named John • Krider as a non-playlng manager. Secondbaieman Don Murray will remain with the club and hold down hie berth at tha keystone sack, Krider stated. • Over the weekend .the F*d» dropped a 10 to 2 tilt to the Gainesville G-Men as Big George Full* set the Feda down to chalk up another Florida State League triumph. Saturday night tha DeLand Red Hats came to tha local ball or­ chard and dropped a hard fought 2 to 1 tilt aa'BUI Stanton scat-, fared effectively 10 University City aggregation .hits. Van Kingim on went the route for the visitor*. Saturday night's hill * a « slated to preaent two contests, but a gain, that came *•*!» *»• « * _ « r temoon prevented the playing of the twin attraction. . Yesterday the Feda tangled with th* Red Hats In Conrad Park In DeLand and copped a hurier's du­ el between Hal Stawart o f the Hat* end Carl Kettle* hnd John* ny Tomat o f ih#^ Celery men. . Yesterday Ted Madjeskl, 1910 manager o f the pennant winning Orlando Senators, mad# hla debut aa sating, skipper Hats. Madjeskl is acting manager ___ _ _______ _______ I tutduring Manager Stalnecka's pension that was handed him by President Bid llerlong of th* Florida State league for Stainacka's actions In Palatka In a recent cbnteat. aANFOIlD Falslk* L**tburg Payton* ll*a< S I T i n U t . I.KAIH’ B Prosklyn Hi Lnul* Cincinnati HI I® C hlrtan •« 4» J» ■atl4eftsit. 4b g||e*rman. It gerU, e Keltlss, p al^ssls Tumst. p I 's r s t . SladJwkL « s a n . lb B lsw srt. p lb U. S. RcRiuncB Soil Sympathy MessaKes Conservation Vrojeot Pour Into White House For President I . • *. » I * • • I • S4.9-1* . ■ ! # • § • S i l t * lerrict Chicago I t-v t'e v i <■ •1011 |'s m :i:i> * T o Parris rs, Nr* T.f Ik (H s t P. P roeton To R usmII tF s s BlmpU» Klllotl, W . It. siax Msrjorl. T o tVm. K. Btoul »(UX Lillis llrtlL J. Her slux U llll B W m . A. Bmllh slu * Oslla. 11,111, J. H nj s tu i Lillis II tVm A. *mUh rim IWts. Ntehnls.*M. U slux P sullns (C T o Wm. A fm llh ri«« Dslla Krtdsr. John H. stu s Hsrs Nsll O. row*H Ksspse. J. •«. »ln * Itllitfs T o Taut D. Nsrrlrk riux t Cma T o u t. It l I ST l » a— bstted for Kettles In Ith. ten ,* h* Innlngst * BANFOID 1#» *t* <>••—» D .Land 0«e it s oea— i Error: K sttlst. Aurts bslisd Int Lak*. U eVsaus, rinlsk. Tw o-bass b ill PlivsrmAti. gtslsa bsssi Mo­ Ms run *srrlllrsst Lswia flaurtlstd D ouble plsy, W s4 4 .ll Is CIMsk. Left •rtD* *• Kaspsr. J. O. ria* MlldrsOn aanfor 4 1, P ,U n < 1. • Jlr*»« nn bstlsi Off K sllb s I. o ff T o William W odd. rtr.AI. RSTATS3 MOItTCI At r i t s . n S. glruek ant by Kstliss S. PoorsIL Nsll O. T o First by T*mst t. by ntssrart 4. Ititsi . o ff K .ttlss % lo < Innln#^ o f f To- - tral M A I # Atsp. . Touehtoni W . O. *tu« I .m a t t In a. W inning ptteh.r: Toms*. Lt'mplrss. N .'bsck s4 Moblsy. Tims |U,»«n T o Itanfsrd AttanUe (Unk. . '* •o f asm*, |,S4. . OHATTKL NORTUAJUCS M u... ClJ4* C . -------‘ a iiiu t m b n t m NEW TORK. July 38, (AV— At­ . Alksb. B. F. T lantic Coast Line Railroad report­ lUnk. Florida Ptsls It e d - for alx mdntha ended June 80 | ( lin g ., .i n s Clsn. n it Income of $0,035JI37, or 96.11 BATtaFAC riO X O • common ‘share, compared With a ! M. 1 loss o f $814,940 In th* aame 1940 I OtUX A ll-. for perfection In play, so long as the competing teams were o f tha aame general strength and the players maintained a reasonably high level o f e ffo r t Of course, during the war the fans didn't go out to th* ball park expecting to tee really great play. Ing. Now it appear! that this Influenee has continued, aided, of course, by lota o f loos* money. Jack Doyle, veteran scout fir the Chicago Cuba, verifies this fa c t Commenting on T e x a s League attenda'?* record*, he observft; "Present day Texas League players couldn't carry-w ater for the men who made up th* teams 16 years ago and earlier.' But It ia tha aame all over. The to-called Trial* A leagues of today have teams which would have been solid rlea* A team* o f w few vetr* ego. Th# big league* are *1111 short. handed. It used to fake year* of minor league experience for even the exceptional player* to reaeh TK"e—fn4|oH.' NOW V Bf gets hla chance In one or two year*." Only a few baaeball spectator* fully appreciate technical proflcl* enev. That'* what make* a myth of the theory that crowds gp for claaa. Mistakes breed aetlon and excitement and that plus earnest­ ness whips up th* dish the ticket buyers love. Too often teams that Jack McCammonSigris To Pitch “For Feds Checks Par Figures And Says It Pays O ff Jerk McCammon, lighthanded predicted that tha league would Improve in 1947. But the better playera o f 1946 w*nl to faster company and relatively fear good veterans cams down. There vaa no big crop o f brilliant youngster* coming up with the experience needed In class B .and class A leagues. The shortage o f player* dates from tha depression ami the star veara. From 1931 to 1943 fewer youngatara played baseball seri­ ously. . , O f course, thla is a temporary gap because the postwar baseball boom got Into high gear last year and la continuing. There are plen­ ty o f youth playing the game to­ day. But the preaent Inexperience doesn't keep the fan l away. Every league la having a banner year. ►Tha raalors may even surpaaa last vaar'a banner totals. Attendance for the first half In Texaa' leagues approached 2,000,000. In most of these leagues pitching waa Just something that was customary and not for e ffe c t Batters hitting .400 were a dime a doxen runs war* scored like drous o f water In a rainstorm. It was % bad night when the clubs didn't get tight to out to see the games anyway. Baseball greats are whirling ten home ran*. The fane want around In their graves. P u b lic 1 f L in k s „ C h a illD P MINNEAPOLIS, July 29, (/ft— Wilfred Croaaley of Atlanta, Ge.. tha new National Public Links Golf Champion, la a careful check­ er o f those signs on the teas that Hat par figure* for the hole, and It appeared today that such re­ spect pays off. Croaaley combined par golf with an occasional blrdit to balance hla few over-par hole* and hi* own strategy o f getting a quick lead to defeat .Avery Beck, Raleigh, N. C., Saturday In a 31-hole final match. He was forced to a two-over-par 74 on tha first 18 holes of the match, going to lunch with a oneup lead. That could be ascribed to hla difficulty on tha seventh, when his drive landed In a divot hole. He turned on the power ami his second ahot landed 60 feel over the green and he needed two chip shots, and two putts to hole out. He wda two over par on »he flrat nine but finished the second nine In par 30 for hi* 74. O q jh e afternon round he matched par 30 for the opening nine and won three holes to igo • HISS more u ••w>ww s - - . tbire - - up.W ~T 1ta waa one under par err the final tour hole* •of the match, 'having a birdie three on the 30th and par for the other*. In all. he had par figure* foe 25 holt*, was over on three more and had blydlea on th* remaining CHICAGO, July 28, GP)— Th# three. Chfcago Cardinals o f the National Football League today announced signing o f Boris (Babe) Dimanchaff. former Purdue University halfback, who was obtained from the Boston Yanks In a trade for canter ■'BIN—Godwin,— ex-Georgia performer. Acaulaltion o f Dimancheff fur­ ther bolster* a Cardinal backfleld which alto Includes Charley Trlpol, Georgia' all-America, and full­ back Pat Harder, former Wiscon­ sin star, who l*d th* Wcstent^Con.; ferenct in scoring tn 1941. hurler from l^efburg, has been signed by ’ the Sanford Celery Feds. It was announced by John Krider. Fed skipper. McCammon, recently discharged from the Army, has bean pUving for the Ft. Knox, Ky. nine aul^ias an Impressive record, according to reports. YESTERDAY'S STABS Pitching, Dick Fowler, Ath­ letics, held th* Tlgtra to fdur hit* In shutting them out 6-0 to give the A’s a split J n their doullle header. It'wasqMjt thinl shutout o f the srasoq, ’ J ■ ^B attin g, I^u Boudreau, I ml lent, drove in both Indian*' runs with a two-out slngls-tn the *>xth Innlng .aa Cleveland nipped Wash­ ington 2-1. ported on* unlveralty averaged $3,760 more I First Fsftsral 9 A ‘ L I David M. Ksrls . l . * I ■ CttlSsns Stnk of Ovl' NICK’S OWN ICE CREAM Wo make our own Ice Cream, All flavor* Taaly — Delicious — Healthful .1. Patittr. lim it ftjaarioaa T m .i 8 coa miring .Machln*. . Tn acidity LEGAL NOTICR » lias we i Taroato. On- Too I^le To CUaalfjr LOBTt CAN NING'S 2r pitta yemt tWl-Ml 4mU*swa* In | . ' itl I W i m <Mk ml a id* ssa< <es yaac FOR KENT 4 U X O R D -l’l-AY-i:U&_f«»_i»ia.-Uy. . day or wvidc Thu Music liov, UU I ' W. 1st St. Phone 953. Varlgate.1 DOMI U4*—. lasts ‘ 1 '■ ■ cooknlg.foel in over 11 ' ' \ t V '- ; » J ' , • C O O K IN G • REFRIGERATION BetUr for • • HOME HEATING • IlKKKItKSPVM AtiRUtt l. ISIS ••s»l.l>* l«* filtM AlN # K S SUM * ) |. 1,1 i : »« NiH>n I’O tl.IN O Manfoot, i.-iln iv AgeM 's l.o n * « ." l Tv«n Deluxe 7 anil Deluxe At eleven o ’clock on Friday morning, August 1..1U47 the Hoard o f Public Inatniction will receive sealed bid* on enlarging the Oviedo School GymuaMum. The Hoard reserve* the right to reject .any or all Passenger Car and True! All Sizes lluli For' M'ecificutiona ealhtn Mr. Elton J. Mot yhlou, Architect, in the Sanford Atlantic National Hunk building. Sanford, Floridk. . A n you troubl'd by dUtrrM o f f«.txul* function*! muntiiijr dUtuto* •ocm l Dot# UiU nuk* you tuflrr Iran pfttn, fttl bo ngrivai, te «k , bl|b>«truuc—«t «uch turn.? T h to .o torn*I la * rvcvnt fnrtll. «l In t this pro«*d rvaisrkabir bcltilul to «u m •o truublad UtU w »j. A u j drufitur* iv n u r d iu k u iu ’ c « « w u , SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP Wheeler of Sanford CANVAS AWNINGS CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS VENETIAN BLINDS ' Aluminum, Steel, Wood I 10 DAY DELIVERY r e p a ir : PHO N E 37 Y O U H A V E T O M A K E CALLS. T O G ET R E S U L T S ^ tfC V U T E VENTILATION, TOOl IF YOU like to live un the edse 8 HELP W A N T E D o f the City we have a uice five — --------------------------------------- LESS TRAVEL TIME ' 'V /. WA F lorida A irw ays* fast fligh t x-licduHrs is y o u r m od ern BlCans o f b u ild in g b i g g e r .n o d b e tte r sa les r e c o r d s . Y ou JI (.iml i f * .{* 0 0 1) B U S IN E S S T O I 'l . A f i : n i l 'l l IIHDEIt . LOW I'KIC’ E. SEMINOLE Telrphonp 1325 NOW AT O l'R N FW i l l It K D E LIVE R Y . 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Gantt Wood- , Sauford Ave. .Ph. 356-VV. llunt'a T uirdo Fred Hlnr# Csmpbcll'a Feed Mlor* Henry Busaell'a Heed Mlore Hlanley-ltoger* Hd«e. and other good stores MICKEY MOIJSK . > By Walt Disney S iu c v SONQGt I COULD \NBlTD BULL-A-aClPPLB F lP -A -C 3 «'P P L B , r3\ B E T T eR -oN es <3R\DDl *. M V 6E L F ! Wheal Balancing C .«* C . W e ls h r w w J Circumstiintial Evidence HIE LONK RANGKR m SEEL 1 ' W liy Frun Striker W,H0et€R THOSE TWO AKE they w il e d Sh e r m a n / ) 7 Pot*, Livestock. Suppi tea - « GREEN’S FUEL GAB SERVICE fa your modern aniwer for economy* efficiency, rleenHneee and dependabUlty. It will eerre YOU better, too. l>ATi: OF (*hiilu.t< I t u V .i K(< KIIr U'U iu I i k «UI I’* UmMjWl • hu I>n n Unit n .lh ln th , m m REAL EKTATR » Painting, plastering and INSUBANt H carpenter work. 102b V MOBTGAGH LOANS AND RAYMOND M. BALL, Begllor AUTO BA DIOS, Motorola. Bales L A N D . C L K A N f N G 2 NEW CATE IfRegistered Broker and ' and HervireJ* The Music Box, ‘ LAAINAGK. PILLAR DKJ8P.L IIULI.IIO/Insurance A gent till W. 1st Ht. Phone 953. EHH WITH l - A l .M l i - T T V Rm. 4 Florida Slate Bank HMg. TW O 3/4 YD. Two radio cabineia, with phuno| IIA K EH NEW, two story, three bedroom U BAGLINKH. EQU1PMF.NI motor* in them.' S5.00 each Bau­ home. Two car garage. On NOW IN. THIS VICIM 1Y er Appliances, 108 B. P ark,Ave. corner lot 110 x 140 in Mayfair, NIMNICIIT CONSTRUCTION sell unfurnished or furnished. THREE y o" pedestal fans. Excel­ CO., ORLANDO, FLA. PHONE lent condition. He* Sanford JClaetric. Co. 110 M .u ooU g ^ lW lj?^ ’ ITous* on large (pi. I RENT A CAR ory and 7th*St. 7(V YOU DR1VR IT HEWING MACHINES $2,900. Apply tq^J. PHONE 200 HALES A SERVICE 910 Cypres*-Ave. BVICKLAND-MOItUIBON BERTH SEWING MACHINE U DBIVB.IT, INC, ■BOP n 'exrepliopafly dcsipaUa' two115 8. FRENCH. I*H. 1110 story nousa, * 3 bedroom* and SEE US FOR bath .upstairs, and 1 bedroom COAL circulating beatar. Reason MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING and bath downstair*.. I.srge liv­ . able. Ph. 1105-J. ANU TYPING ing room, with enclosed sun CREDIT BUREAU OF Jx>rch;-library, dining room and 6 ARTICLES WANTED Ititchan. Unusually well planned as to cupboard apace. Hat two- Highest cash price paid for used car garage Incorporating work furniture. Ted Davis Furniture EXPERT RADIO MF.PAlRINi - Fred Myers. 811 E. 2nd 8L room and laundry. Hat 1)0 ft. Co. 311 E. 1st. Ph. 958. frontage on paved streeL Lot la ATTENTION MOTHERS pltntlfully fruited, and lands­ I'LL BUY your car regardless of -D IA P E R SERVICE— age or condition. Roy Reel, 300 caped. Possession September IsL laby Velvet fumUh#a h«>»p — W rZ n d S t.--------------------------:----Irsn.steril* diapers and deod modern eooking fuels ere -avellehle • they chose gxx! There muit be a reason - there ia! ' NOTICE d Everybody’s Hardware Store _ uglE A L ROTATE FOR SAI.K million d ty hornet Remember, these consumers live in dlles where practicnlly ALL type* of : / f . -' ' W ORK W ANTED FARM FOR HUNT—20 acres »ub USED Electric refrigerator. Cut 9 o^prigated truck fa in t. I ? site s be seen at Sanfotd Electric Co. \l LKT painting — cipitract or Tan wells, a 7 rnqni dwelling hourly basis. S. (j. Grogan, 3 tenant bouses 2 Drg* barns. re# ritimateg. I'tume 7H I J. Dwelling lor rent only ^ith fo* all occasions I. 0 0 It BANDING A finishing, farm. On Cameron Avenue, MrNEII.L 4k YOST FLORISTS Tups” In iiu iilily cleaning it uusing. Our pouer East slda Sanfotd, Fla., phone __ Sipes Ave. Just o ff Celsry unit enables us to work slu i* 192-K. P. O. Box 881, K. 11. Offlca ph. 403 rasldanr* ph. 610-11 there I* no electric con n v tlot Stowe. available. 21 yrais esperiencs. II. M. Gleason, Lake Mary. Fla. CONVALESCENT HOME r.ow 112 Sunford A v*. Phon* 1218 open nt Chuluota, 18 miles S. E. ROOFIN G-ROOF Painting, all | o f Sanford and 18 mile* N. K. cleaning ft repairing. COMPLETE, EXPERT kinds. Smith Bro. Phone 1188, of Orlando. Large scrcciL ^nd S E R V IL E “ CONCRUTR -HEWEirPIPF £oen porches to sit sml enjoy • aa 4 Htpr. SE IT IC TANKS, Grease Ti The cool hrreic* o ff l.ake C.ilhlllocks. Aluminum Windows and 12 SPECIAL Yk**VICES erino. Large grounds and \uuk* Screens. White cement, Paint, FOH KENT— Floor samirr. Easy safe from auto tra ffic., long* Perma-tile, Hurricane brac.w, operation. Iteasouable lutcv, San­ lobby and rooms. Rrick construe, Miracle Concrete Company, 30V . ford Paint, ft Glass Co.. Phone lion. Can acrcimodat*^ 25 only. Phone or write for rt’teivation at once. Tlviedo 23*:2! or Pr. FDIf HALE— IJmerock for driv# DODGP, • PLYMOUTH Martin 2392 or write Ib’ix E>7 Way* and roadway*— Phons PAHTN AND HICKVICK Chuluota Florida. I^uge sedan Palmrlln Ave. Phona 1011 for guests to visit their doctor. TUXEDO FKCDK—complete line. Y A -D L m oth p r o o fin g la s U c AVAILABLE at once, convsnientHunt's Tuxedo Feed Slur#. year*. H ave y o u r w oola u s rnotb ,K located down town se-tion, pi unfed niiwr, D ow ntow n Clean, “ d fo date apartments with all Batteries A Battery Charging. •t* ft L a u n d ry .. 113 Palm etto modern conveniences. Adults It. II. POPE CO. INC. A v e . P b ou e 914. ontr. Phone 550. 2 ( e c o n o m ic a l A l DEPENDABLE -• ■ ivnees, eight large lots, terms ehn be arranged. Priced only $-4950.00. OFFICE space in Mflsch Building. Salesman and cullrellun for white Robert A. Williams Large tight oflcea, newly deenr- I’hime ~.12 .insurance debit,- agr SS *3 Sal­ Atlantic Rank Itldi: •• eted. all utilities, heht and Jani­ ary ami commission. Write lios tor. service furnished. Call (iCHI. D. M. care Herald. 5 ARTICLES FOR SALE W. H. A A. I)ept. Store. H WANTED TO BENT unfutni-hetl house, 3 or 4 l—l rooms. Will j pay $100.00 month. Froil \V. Bender, Boom 2, Florida State Bank Building. Phune 1030. - ■ «t*». .« the v\tfh*« o f Undtiwtiett » ud the t|net*Ui» *»» •» II ■ ou hist Cau l k<wp small Ity oil ihW ooc. S o . , . with a simplo twist o f Iho w i l l rcqulato youi y o n e tu a ' W in d s to c o n t r o l.v e n t i la t io n ! . ■ Clytk CitcuH t'.lULt • r JhttrU' Vt- .A**r» it ? , M ■I tile* 4»? I » t l. *• lduui trill he held in the S GET THIS . . can bring to your hooM. • ' ’ Don't delay-quantitiaa ere Itmi tad. Aak for your fts* 4 copy of “ An Iariutlon to \ Batter Llvtog" a opr «*«*■ i». i*. itcnsitox. 410 Sanford Avenue F R E E E S T IM A T E S P lu m e 8 0 8 PHONE 998 m Kt<l* my h a u l an,! 1Ills dav nr.July, 414 Sanford Avenaa Results o f an unbiased U. S. CensuB Housing Survey in 14,372,656 City The abovg^ chart Indlcgte* the or(rwhelminif.preference o f $ m hr publUhrtl Hill* m n rtk fur four t l ) r-unW utiv# urek* in thr t»4»n* fotil llem lil. n n«tti|N|l)»i |>utsl.»hrt1 et NMDfors), I'uliniy, H ur- NICKS mat kidneys of foods? . ; ' ■ I f you have bean hearing and reading a lot shout homo freexing and have bear wondering what it cfxdd , mean to your family, com* j - dn today far a copy oT Ilik brand-naw book 6< colorful page*, packed with M w* information oo houm ^ t«e i •Hi. IT IN 0|(|»KI(i:0 IIn*t thlii ftOtie* « N I C K ’S P A C K A G E S T O R E o f p u b l i c In s t r u c t i o n f o r s u m 1N01.E COUNTY. FLORIDA. period. • ' • • I njufvrtl Ji» ON .1 IIK ITlH X •»!* < «»> *».li t 11 io n iih tH H t u « m» i a. i » i r r btthi.KK .• |*mM's«* h»«lvlll* i. is * ;. u«* tit* Cttiuits « »*«*« .**eittiit**U i'u u itlfi s Infill,* HMkinv »|Vi MlIlH HllfBlNI. lute .’••*11 O i'llM lU llSn ||4IMI«* rtriiriitml III Al their It n#«4 in tri•»t . f the |»ul*!»c l»e»Hh. -i ini HellMI* I im I hr •>l 4 iwi| >t-nriMriAUun «tlt» %»Itirb Mill tuihi.T* til bM»U Mlihiu th* Wsftl l.nun-Ury o\ tie ro*n‘if%. KIoihU . i ten (if the .ihnrr |jr|* t»t4. WH1SKE V RUM - board Domestic and Bermuda-type nnlone that rang* from I Inch to 1 and S Inches In dlamatar are oftan called "hollers." I Florida Piste l I Alksn • • ' 1 Flotlda Stats I Famer* .whose wives eooperat* I Boyd. in running - th* f arm earn more I Csntrat Florida Pradotttea C*. tnonay than thoa* who farm alon*. I Assn. T o llsnry Thomas (Crop . Men whose wlvea helped them, ro- | lAsa) . ■ • . •Iff rrr I’m . nin}r*iu atfailMt %*>« f#*r I* Jl'I'vkr. plr* *\f Hl*Rri m , FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM 306 E. FIR8T 8T. Interested in \ home (reeling l**(''f* th« I St It il*% i - t r t Mtuvrr *. Hill *•! **l MMAlltM 9 Oil li**t»il», t • • ' •»nt*9*ti STEVENS - 6 1 7 W. Itobinaon - Orlando Phone 2-072'J ROBSON SPORTING GOODS Homes. «*iitiiplnlf)t America's Most Beautiful luminum — Cedar — I'olUhrd Alufhiaum Aak Me For Free Estimate . wa »»»» its *«t-up b f more'.than t<)>td)0(l < farmer commltteemsn.'th* pro "The queen and I semi you our was Inaugurated In fh* aarlv ifayaj of th* New Deal. It wai halted deep sympathy In the Mil |o«* two month* ago when th* Hons# that you h*V* Sustained tl^rough voted to appropriate only A U tik 000,000 for it this year and to end gram to Prcaldenl Truman that' it altogether next year. . Tlie AAA had worked out a •4 am ahoeked to learn your (300,000,090 program and Preii- mother passed away and reapedi dent Trfllnan had recommended fully tender my eondolrnc**." Prrsldent Roxaa also- sent a that amount .In hla budget report mesasg* o f aympathy. to Congrifi*. "W# share th# grief ho f every Congr*»» finally voted 8265,OOU.OOU fur this year. Although man for th r loa* of tha good thla la loiytr than tha sum asked, mother o f a graat statesman, an the soil program la being resumed outatandlng world leader and a on th* sam4 baai* aa originally true American,” 'R oxai radioed. planned. Officials tay most of tha country AAA officers will ha aids to keep present staffs. Under the appropriation bill first p*s»ed by .Cabinet Work i ‘limit c« i *iI*I m, •» •f Asm.. Fxperl 'Workmanship YARDLEY VENETIAN BLINDS Galvanized 24 To 48 inch .Widths WASHINGTON. July 28, '<?>— It*- 'till lY Itw tu llrtn l After•frMttiif; p ftm * I ►*»•$’! ttettir«tt «•» Mirer h rtn liu iu , ln<!ip* ejiuu ♦Mill. *. I *vf*tii|.t|>t. v • • ••!.-» 1 II |ft V* Mt<‘ K •rt'l tilliVr rt)ll4lli<tl»i rau*«U I»f r\ • U lilll ll III* |*| III t n » m ill. ,UH a J ir Im»T i.f |*.u -% T a b M i from j out •ItuMlM. F » .l T«»: rA ltle H N o i n o i tt »»r must n tn tllf> *»r lelt/Vti l..»% U lln ilo lt^ .K en tu*‘ I.* u. ati i « h iH tr m .i. V o r it m u \. Voi| Mir I!V IIAt’ K. TnurhiMh U n iR tO i’ ainl in |Mrtb0ii. D rug »vrr>w h*ir THE SANFORD CABINET SHOP 124 Palmetto Avenue M ATHER’S rir>: •»*' I l»- lu\f m V ii .timl lotimIi i •The Watch Maker* Chicago Cardinals Sign Dimancheff opera- Messages of condolences on (he era to death of President Jrum.vn'* It ron- mother pour^t in to . th* While r„ House today from all over th# tdjuat. world. krioan Ttter cam* from heads o f ■**»#•; , prln -1 foreign minister*, ambassador*, t. ruf gnrrntbr*, othar'leidJfta, an I from It *m| Jo«t plain people. • ’• l im it s Vr«t»M *r Tork 1-1 Semfnolc County Court Records , a I as «s« tt<4 |Uft.--- ---- MM---- i i . —•U L d P s n tn a tm Koblnson. Eddi* SI «»l <#» * P in ls 'U I i'tiu 1» ** 1 Mr,alls S r , l r i * s f Nrw Y ork It. C h lr»«o *. Iirooklrn S -ll. Pittsburgh «-• rtnelnnatl !•». Phlls.t.lphla .!•* Ho,I on 1*. Pt. Inula I. s t m a i i 'A * i.K A ftl'r. . Totals ts -* ** • »» To remove those accidental Ink stains. For colored fabrics, make a paste o f mustard and water. Ipread let eland »a on th* ataln and -------.... for about twelve hour*. Then rinse with rool water. . < * 1 1 1 \VfAet> 5 9 0 A R 6 P MAdYdRS W lfU Yfl^AelAstAA f o ( ? 8CAtf*l6r.»ltM ■L A $ T Rd JkIP IaI i 9*4G New York pelting th# hall over th# .400 mark when bought by th# Atlanta Cracktra- of th# Southern A»aoelation. tarjler thla year. DeLand could find th* offering* o f th# two Sanfotd hlllman for but three scattered Mows, whll* Stewart was limiting th# Sanford hatterls* tn four htu. Tonight the Peda invad# th# A**)ta Howl tn Palqtka and will 0 ^ lh* Mutdcjpsl T a rk Tor rturn engagement with tha Clolsk, & O if Cf^iAlpiOJ, P g A ^ ,,fR A 4 K .. SffeAdARAH .4 Aueustin* !«, Lsasburg » rillsliurah , A P Newsfeatures FORT WORTHJ Tex. — Sports leaders have noticed one slgnlflcant trend in the past few /ta rs— the faus love a contest and are not always concerned with the excel­ lence o f performance. . Jack Zeller,, former general Oalnss villa IN AuxusUn* Os Land Orlando KANFOfttl I, Dst-and I. Dalnesvllle *•», Falstk* *•> »flfM gam s ssvsn Innlnasl- - The Clubhouse By HAROLD V .’ RATLIFF day* afternoon by 0 to 6. and 2 to 1 margins aa Manager Myrl Hoag racked up hla 16th victoryof th t. 1947 campaign. The high flying St. Augustin* Saints trounced the lowly Lees­ burg Pirates in a' loosely plhyed 14 to 4 conteit. V)rlan<lo and Daytona were rain ed out at Tinker Field. By Waddsll, rf By Jac^Sordi ;^ A T C H REPAIRS Three Day Service All Work Guaranteed 12 Months . Legal Notice < FOR SALE good saddle hors* o trade for kid pony. A. C. Ban son. 8. Sanford Ave. TRACTOR MOWING — W# mov Good mule for sal# cheap. T. B vacant lots, roadsides or lent. Kinard. P. O. Box 805, U k « for the entire block. .acreage*. Phona 4 1 or 167-J. Monroe, Flo. A very spacious and lovely home TRACTOR AND TRUCK WORK In 8an Lanta, located on three a HELP W A N T E D Let us clear building lots, plow lota facing Valencia Driv*. Stuc­ ing, harrowing, Dll dirt, diri co house on steel, with 2 large EXPERIENCED celery grower oi moving and new ground wurk 01 bedrooms and bath upstairs, and trained farm manager for farm lots or farms. Phona 432-W large living room, dining nnm , In Zellwood area. Good position C. D. Forrester. Rt 1, Box 99. bedroom and kitchen downstair*. for right party. A. Dud* A Bona, Ample closet arid cupboard space .Oviedo. Phona 2151. ' 14 LOST f t FOUND throughout. Thi* house has |eVtntly been redecorated inside. WANTED: Man to auccee-1 R. Simmons for Bawlslgh business REWARD for return o f black ft If you are'looking for a iioma of whit# cat picked up near Bill', In Northeast Polk County. 1500 distinction, thin Is It. Bar. Phone 880, families. Products sold 20 years. FRBD .W. BENDER A Permanent If you ar* a hustler. LOST: whit* plastic ladles JOHN W. D. MOORE For particulars writ* RawHoorn 3 Fla. State llaak Bldg. bag Id l’snner’s Bafurda lelgh'a Dept. FAH-440103S, ' Phone 1938 * to Herald Office. Bawar. Memphis, Tenn. or sea R. Hart‘ nun. Box 284, Longwood, Fla. 18 A U T O S F O R SALE 10 COLORED bovt and t edlorad 1936 DODO E—4 door sedan, nea wotpen for kilaMti work. Apply tlrrs. rebuilt motor. , Call ta i Pig n Whistle, Park ft Geneva Kenneth Murphy at City Trailer Park. ■L$ E T T A K E fT w A irroo us Individual Order By Y | rt ACTUAU.VA , SHAMS n-C riAV s>ou'PuaH ( iJTVOfiS 0&S J fi a j w w i d j ECHOLS Msttrea* Renovating 41 Bshuildlag A Hperlahy Call U* Today - Sloop Better Tonight 1CHOL9 BEDDING COMPANY Sanford Orlando -«Dry it Sanford- Phone 1X34 Sanford. Fla. CHAurrxuQ 1 l SOLAN! * VjBU- i COttK'HSAO HtOS fved A LUNCH/ iv g got a hunch l WHAT G o e s L C O C -. an o im bkjpp «m 3 r If PsTHTHOri.* r-J �•*•* “ • , • •.1» . •J• • . ---------- mmunnmn •* - •• 1 :W U -r -. • V—*a r ** - ‘rrc?,n r.r MONDAY, JULY M, 1#41 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA1 Importance Of Coal Farm Survey i r t a iiM » r r « i» "«*> m ncc operation* out o f income and when credit i» u»cd. it 11 * retired when crop* are told. Reporting on t!>«• result* o f n third national survey o f bank Undinir made by the Agricultural Commission o f the American flanker* Association. M r., Inirlev laid that Florida farmer* u»ed only a fraction o f 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 o f •>! 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*. w iie 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 'o f $7,883,000 although the total volume outstanding on uk ich 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 i e 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 o f 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 period 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 o f the plane con heiress, railed a former Navy dy for signature. “ Agreement was also reached on Ferguson diver to scour the bottom o f Little a* "other loan* In farmer*” were tracts. C h a I r m a n aulacommitre Squam Lake today after grappling the nuantitie* of equipment to be made In fl,l*9K farmer* by Flor­ (H-Mirh.) o f the ida bank* during Ilr4fl.inan aggie. said he - has opened the hearing Irons hooked what appeared to lie bought hy the 8ovlet importing piece* o f 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 miv 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 ronthowever, in an attempt to find out ment o f 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 ar favorable factor In the pres­ when she left the luxurious Stiaw ent situation is that the (aimers form ef an onen letter addressed aumifrer home last Monday nigiit. stallments instead o f 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 o f Intarest to a *A possible source of danger might have tx-en .willing to take about •100 yards o ff 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 "M l 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 o f an ers are watching carefully Is the politics I* a strange game. pink pajamas. agirement,' he said. price o f 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 W V 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 Ilie 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- m e?" C R E S T V lS W ^ Fla ., Ju ly 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 iqr-old Maigsret Irene Poland, opened tlial Kaiser contended in arntenetd the line* Irgunist* to 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 'p ro­ held In Okalooxa county jail in completely 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* o f 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 o f 1‘enaacola. Bond was filed ut WFB's aircraft division, told Urn clude: "Being a memltcr o f an ed to question* directly related to the problem o f how to boot* the |3,000 pending action o f the mun subcommittee that Kaiser, thr nu armed foice illegally occupying ty grand jury which meets Aug. to manufactuirr ami l.ll-city Ship Palestine; Illegally carrying wrap output o f 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* o f 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 o f the conversa­ tion*. The British had suggested start a campaign tu raise fund* to •tart production o f 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, "That was completely fantas­ it is unlikely that they will be but th e-State Department had de­ 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 o f 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.. Washington In September. to do this," Meigs said. held In Acre fortress by the Brit­ 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 production comprise the first U. B. posals far any new war equipment a close search o f the area between 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 o f -Agricul­ ernment agVncy.. ing of the two sergeant*. "Nb, It* was very iiiiusuV.’’ Jn ture's leadership has evidenced lhCreasing recognition o f 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 o f 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 jjlli -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 W PII 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 aircra ft 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 o f 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 o f 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, 000.000 In government funds. Ona McRannte and Bill Ludwtg. * th Roberta, colored resilient of 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* o f her daugh II* said the subcommittee ex Wednesday. ; . v tar, Edna Barton, will be held, peeta tap daya or two weeks of With H a rry Kudell at the piano 'Aujf. 4 at New Bethel A.M.E. • ' sang "A lw a ys, MilIs* E v e n t Church where she waa a member hearing*. The session opened in a crowd­ “ Pag O ' M y_ H eart," and 'Blue 80 years. Ski#*." Mr. 'B rem er arrow panted survived by two sons: ed Senate caucus room which 8h* la aut "E sp a n i Walta** by hla ton, Cross of Virginia, and normally Mata several hundred Charlie Cro* * and Robert Bremer Archie C r o # of Orlando) one persona. following piano ^aelecllonal lUghter. Edna Barton of Sanford Itova, "Hands-. step daughter, Fra n cis .d iffe rs F o r r c 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 W ATT 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 a v ’ 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. .(/n terns tkmeij cover them, and heat thaw over fonnan ot Sanford, Fla. hot water. : * It Mtmi ahorL" JI I Inquiry Diver To Scour Lake For MiHHing Heiress (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 ' » _ . 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 o f 40.000 calorie*. In addition. the being offered in Germany men In the min* showing the high- have It* attractions. After ett production wilt get tn addi­ men go down Into thp dark often danrerout mines for a tions! 40,000 caloric*. Germany and Rritain. In the or­ want. Maybe Mr. Bevin will t, der named, are by far the n-nxt a further Idea from the pro,k> Important coal producing conn- in the Ruhr.trira of Europe. Both England nnd TO ATTEND GAMI iM H ) the continent o f course are in dire THOMASVILLE, l l i u n n ^ t i n u u , Ga.. v,.., July R i need’ of an increase in many Irlnda o f industrial production, but vir­ ( 4 V - G. E. (Eddie) Gilliland, i d tually all manufacturing depends rectqr o f 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'th e 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**}. that perhaps the Incentive bonuslaie dairyffarmers. . . ■ . • iiH H I ia i Everything In the store In tagged In plain figure* so the cuitom er 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. 1 - - ■■ ■ — ■ FLORIDA. TUESDAY, JULY 29, 1947 Associated Prtsa Leased Wire NO. - T -,1 1 1 Situation Indonesia Said utch ‘Flying Tanker’ A Success France Hit Kaiser Claim s F.D.R. At UN Meet ea ont Over Navy Rejection Objection .Raised To Mentioning. Ma r ­ shal l Ai d Plan: Balkan, Talks Knd Hunt For English Hostages Widens As 3 Jews 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> Wild Rumors Spread As To Safety Of 2 Kidnapped Men T E l . A V IV , Palestine, Ju ly 29 183 J .J 'S W ---------------- Shipbuilder De n i e s Kuowjedge Of Tnriiienct' Ur.ed In Airphiue ‘Contract Open Secret Lincoln Papers -------- i — ------------------------- . \V .\M lIN ls ju N , fo l. . ' ) o P ) - . i b ill v j K.nse, tc-litlr-l today that l i e 'suit a biief liotr to ■ihe lata President |L>oSrvf|| and got a W il* *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 "b r « ouldn't II1 ollr-t" when Uskrii W'hrthrr lie wirnt to ' lh* \\ loh 11> use in sonhciliott with -conhacls lie scyrm l In build cargo -MSVIII. .Illj-l.lilf«. ^ I In- i *'linn illr i, -rrking facts lc,' iul,l!H '< ior j -h I 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 Vf»'» ri- iI'll* o *" 1 itiif III1 lilin |i|oilu,er. Ml r I'l ta-’tl7•(n lK M i f h.) Mill ti1 k $»V| «•li ibis. •hi tin i.jliv fi sttiysv." small ■•Us ■d i < Hn1. n-u |,,id this : ' vJ - a city of apprrhrnsion today, ag­ LA M S U C C E S S .‘Ju ly 29 i /Pi itated by tumor a ltci wild tumor T he ltu**i ill bloc today' irln ik f concerning the f ile of two Uniish FraAcc ‘for lu iii*i.,g the M a id u ll BATAVIA. July 29 V h - D u l:h seigeants held as hostages by liplan into a United Nations tlrb i c m ilitary authorities, busily cktcnd gun Zvai Leu mi, the Jewish un­ and d rb iricd ,a ingoioui a ll.u k ing their hold on ihe rich re­ derground organisation. agaimt ihe Economic Commission sources of Ja va and Sum atra, to­ One rumoi was that the two for E.uuqx- bn allegedly inter In in < day irp o itrd scatleird instances seigeants, Mervyn P aicr and C lif­ -in, the. c onumir affaus ol tin of Republican sabotage in oil ford Martin, held by ligun as HIOH A tO V I IM I ClOUOS. near l-osnlun, on* of Great Britain's “ flying m^ny field aicas and elsewheie but said hostages for the thier Jews w in tankara" rvtuela a La m a ite r through a swaying hose line. W ithin 20 Thr -Nosirl attack was fauns I. •1that the igenetal situation was were hanged in Je iu ifle m this minute*, 3,400 gallons of gasoline were ti'a iu fcrivij T lie "flying tankrra" recently received wide acclaim for refueling a plane that flew non-stop cd- jointly by S m r l Drlrg.s|f jtlc v e lo p in g favo rably." morning, alieady had been found born Loudon to licrtuuiU and back. (/utrrndtlonat) Alexsmk-i I*. M .m ifov and W hile ' -The—Republic'*—ail— (cure,— ro- d<ld iil C i l a . Russian Urpiesrillative l_ I ha • polled a t ' the o u llu raL ol hos­ Another, spreading yust as swillminik>' shoilly afln I i.unr in.sjc tilities iot consist of about 40 Ja p ­ 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 M u d i.d l plan. to have bumbed Dutch position* found in a cave on tbr N'uiih Mo. oinv m.idr no d iir t l ie lr rin Sematang and Salatiga and ir- Coast. Each succeeding tumor wai rn cr to I istier's bid, but drtl.strd turned Unbanned. accepted by the public, but llir po­ Russi i s iMisilmn alirad y lu d been Sem i-official Dutch dispatches lice believed nothing. medr i’ lr .,1 liv S i s ir l I'lilrig li M i l l 4>d seven persons sscir killed Infl, >| #») tilt tlu* «lut«* Vial vIn There arc no Driliili on ' I d 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 |sowu c o n lrsriiir in I’ aijs, At that IN tlti DOCUMINT ROOM of the Library o f Congress in Washington UlU$M-%'||!. 1*1-oil build' *n* . * ntJ d ia lin g of Scmaiang are in armoird cats. Even the • «M ill ’ « nt 1it t A. • * him Mol <»h’\ ir lm n l 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 • '* il • **r a | \ Hh fllU LI j'* with 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 p Ln A 42 |icrcrnt cut in thr.s|>|irnAn oidiiiuncr revising (M'cupa• v.iitt ni iiitir 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 Ij v rales and inlrndrd .0 Katnim ky declined "The Ei-o U.« public "uutU 21 yeaii a f l « 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 Ja v a , 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 lu infrs !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 ln u 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 ilo j of The H erald, D j._ R u p n * S t »y?». puafti li 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| I t * 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 . ill l i n u h M \t'KI.N/.ll • .* I tL .i* i,i i| stay ht expenses as follows-. ’ *11 i , „ „ ,.| *11 types 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. A I' 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- 8 t.d e* p roposa l to at-l up a walv.il communiques, said that in the houses from which gunfire or lives stated that tb g / '-*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 o f 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 Ih r on|- und i rnn .1111 ~ IA Expo lral Florida Experiment Stallin’ , Cheribon, a bank, a'-7power'. . autlon lflt'M ‘‘r ,h'' <li»‘ ric‘ ordererl on jha llnlkaii prohlem short I'ljpie Milllstd Attlee' • dwr lH— I > ■ ___ > so far whereas under the old |*w prole*- ‘•lyhinIwfore five hnilaoa houses, ivaae near lha the scene* nf of This statement ia correct ao lU .rJ ■a I'aae M 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 o f the houses Budget Commission, however, tlid $15 to $ 2 ll. 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 rce s M ;tv Be 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 p p e d •" " ,iM‘ >" ' L Among Palestine executions ot amount* made available. An orchnanef. limiting llir dis ptuval of a IL S proposal that • 11 pat AiiiuuiiL. 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 tw o r o o t I d e clIU II* I It l\ Mill ttu*‘ «'jilniit*t. . K y «* ii tin* l»;nly d. , on-, ii ,, | 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 o f 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 vud tmlay Ihe Attlee regime, now ,1. would Inject (lie veto on lid* thorrt-stiv e- -mines lalHiratory waa entirely eliminatml,; j horseman, won first plare Sunday to death in the same prison. notice m - leialny it will ta-suniia on­ im ri 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.n u might le d u ir lici wrlUl the .pn-ssiliK •■••OIIOIIII. t Less' than three hour* before the W ernoon In tournament nice* i agaihat . was d r fr ir r d until later. two (ter rent nf thr amount in tin ,was still a niatler of conjecture. “ d before a large crowd o f spec- executions, an empty, pillbox near ■sillied Lure* .an d dip inlu hm In n s, The htlrror goe, f., .» .ateliinr and sab- ,,r I>-h from l.*L« appropriation bill w ilf 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 l i r d R . Wilton (•4U.H0il.lHbi | H.oiid ($2,560.(88), to iteinand llint tie ri .iys iraallaa** ■* ras* . Bltl So* let Deputy Foieigii Minisiei ItiVl'l ■ Park to see rider* and homes official* said, by a mine. No cosVVhetbef tills *(01111 "ill ., was instructed Jo prepare an o'Aioliei Gromyko worked busily mi 0 0 0) g.-lil IIIII iloll.li i r i r i v r tv op quickly- leitlttili* la* be •« *.i from all sections o f 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 ter• I l. ii.In wore gt-dli 40 . emergent* nn-aiuiri to merL the liiay get some clafifiintioii i.. r* •loi-mri law <r<|uiring taxi owners lo car­ . Gromyko let the Yokoslav, Bill - p lo tp rrln c 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 o f eight up around the prison and soldiara ry liability insurance,‘ due lo w illi- gaiisn and Albanian represeiiia I j-11 \\iiig I iImo Party inrm meet witli tlie l.nletr -laaeaabo. aaL. i.V.- .','in;rrmr~*— ------------------and police Mocked o ff 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 o f 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, Ibe Cialdess of follioie The executed men wer# taken to pleby, Maurice Jacobi. Red Wind­ •niNiig Ibursdey «Ji 'ue.i "I • ham. Carl Rabun. George Prltt- Hafatl north uf the Sea o f Tiberias n m ajority of taxj owners did then la- <nnatllutional and that under navy '-and an. lo n e , 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 o f 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 l call* 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 o f 35 acres of CHy group had met. However, plana alike." Morgan iln'latud. lh* w ar-hangover for which io . l ar l utein lour anti lly hom- * 11 *rMlltoM»«| mm I'mi p ^lal Ocean Liberty veaterday. (owned Citrus groves at tire Mu­ Iwlng made for following -mnirig and* .-ut,, „ f frasli water LIONS CONVENTION , Four o f lh# injured died this njcipal Airport waa authurlasal.. weeks In which to have match ,* m e f • -Tv u> Florida m u t t 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* p iad icc 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# o f America" neau were 40 others, five of 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 o r ld -----EOI.IN FIELD. FI*.; July V ) Sunday ha* bean set for Banton today along with other reported It had treated .170 for Purchase o f 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 o f leadcrallip iriV and bruiaea Inflicted hy fly} S 7L • next tournament. All owner* major change* to make th* enter- cute Cfe o f 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 o f horses who ara Interested in prisn fit the smaller budget de­ i t tlie Si Johns tois boall outThe crux o f 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 o f the events aro creed by Congress. waa authorised. , the bndly lagging Industrial Valiiariso. Fla., soon fcflciyfllfhtp lnwpal l»v lilla o f the Gama tjainthe major Internatlunal confer- ty I* asked to meat at th* park at 1:00 Broadcasts will b* reduced thetic product Aalatleelv recently -imv la it October, but . ( a- m iM .s mm •*aar T s a i o ff 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 » Hi l l r . M. on that day. Race* m v due from 66 to 33 h ours'a day, and developed. . It lr 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 o f ammonium gas In­ Weilnrsday STEEL CHICK Ul* trains officer, repot tail. ItM ti***# ■■ rase a n ) diariiislon o f the United Natiuua. ed from tha Hat o f 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 o f the dead wer* described beamed abroad. • ■uriinmcnl an Increase o f 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 o f tho victim- wrn- with­ fatalities, however, included one a naw system of "block program­ steel p/oalucta. A spokesman for held pending n o t i f i c a ti o n ot next Th* possibility o f warding o ff ming" goes Into effect to concan unidentified wamtn about 30 year* ' , . tl,e nimpnuy said thn increase o f kin. *-----‘ " I'uneral -,'ivices f..r Alice Ha* ^com ing 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 -a w u r ity -to old nnd young by avenlng Uitenlng hour#-In-each told rolled- steel, and galvanise*! training flight when it crashed. L. It. I’almet o f Kentucky Ave­ •By Bobby r.rk a ished th* necessary numlaer of manna o f th* Townsend old ag* country and to permit ataff re­ had bran token o ff 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* o f t>ara. tlie increase waa Camp Scrib* vessel's cargo exploded, but her ian, waa tha subject o f a quota- ductions. It crasheil shortly after t4:l»-J A. M. rniiining from Injuries treeivad pro-marksman, tnarkaman, captain waa reported faulty In­ - A group o f 05 happy boy'camp- a* on from 8e/iatgr Claud#-Pepper'* effective July- 28. wIn n n car mu over her, will b* Central Standard Time. in- Tr.wnianrlllea sA 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 a at their caatliturtral \Vi-<iiii--,l*y a t )0 ;3 0 . 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. A lben, Home. Winona Saturday noon, and aahl TALLAHASSEE. Fla.. July 29bum 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 a JvJfth mrettog o f ftewnwere hrrnlng today. Much o f Rrest, AJfth District ntreting llelpy Selfy l.uiindry wlacr* Mr*. t Tn Volusia tennis, handball and teeter ball received Slat* Board o f Con­ send clulta held at th# T%rtat 4etr*y#d' by a«rial bomb^'j (h i ^ Only two adjustmapta ware h*!1 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 U irp nfdTh.nUtJ?iw!nL thr V L Utld ‘ M t d w “ ^ cS rittell O T g P- M : Sunday. A noon lunch. yesterday afternoon by tha County nf tha buildings ' " ‘ h . buatnea# MoyNl under the K ipervlilon o f 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 o f pro-fabricated 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,A t the request o f R. C. hope that h* might again be able th* attraction o f “ Doc" Stanley. are all five congressmen from tha ard. tha aaaesamant on the old this murning hy Supl. T . W. I j iw - 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.A 8^ n E’ *}*'.’ Ju,y fT And Friday war* th* ___ . . movemrnt. 29 UP). Brig. General Merlweathcr ent, but that 60 percent on# o f the major item* o f the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. S. Nelson requested that rat L. Walker. U.8.A. retired, former budget la that o f teachers’ salar­ N. Palmer o f . 1 ska land; also •f*th# whole Congress la on tha er tend In Euraka hammock rn gh -T /^ P atT S 1 ^ 3 ‘ *°d 1 S 5 l & ^ n X ,"th * T .PnyWM f c ^ m m V ^ l ovarnor o f 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* 8 U U ‘a ona, died today In hi* 78lh year ar* due S S T StoS th* tfili fir Arneri _ q u t e t i S f H ^ . n , ‘ S y pS : Bruewaur o f Maine waa reported an acre. to recieve $395,260 request waa granted, legation The Rev. J. II. Root Will offteNgttenal ... iUrUd _____ , ! * “ ?.. I .^ 1 Tom^ qualified for in tha Marin* noapltal where he during to hay# talked onjh# plan to. the according to t L. BurSlck oi UStaw coming _ ,tha , -------lg tterm aa com iate wt the service* and Intvrmant g io n Convention in Naw Y orkI'th * Uttoo o f tha bulltte at th*lawimn had been a patient for s a m e l Farad with $292,000 reelsvad by will taka place in Lake View rajra and Mean* Commit tea. tha County Clerk's offtea. nth. • , ' .ix lfla rang* as th* cam pus flamonth*. . l u t yaar, ha said. Cemetery. . , M . 9 ■J. ta for a landing, and that a transport' crashed in flpme*. Ruprecht Says Slash Increased Rates Re­ Will A f f e c t Ser­ quested By Cabs; vices To Farmers Chicken Law Pends Political Emergency In England Seen Due To Economic Crisis Junior Sc Bridge Britain Considers Emergency Plans To Combat Crisis LAMPS Vi Price & Less Table lampa, loo, a r e 'r e dured. All are high quality lamp*. U r g e variety of style* and colors. Select your now and aave. . . -e Y O U G E T A L L 9 P IE C E S ! 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 l o w price. Rring' In v o ir room measurements. Variety of glistening color*.,, “ Voice” Broadcasts Cut By 40 Percent Are Killed In Bomher (’rash . 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 . USE OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN .- A " S Hearing Scheduled On School Budget j N ed S m ith . M g r. 800 Kf. 1x1 ST. •* ': ^ * S “Right where we’re been for 25 years’* a® J’aimer Child Will Be Buried Wednesday Boys Reluctantly Leave Camp Winona Two .Weeks Of Joyous Activity Only 2 Adjustment* Are Made By Board ' Fall length mirror In'th* door late-yen see y as n a if from* head le foot. Largs i U roamj and wall built. Wsl- ( A M . M l ftoteh. This vs Is# cssnat b* V & £ , * L d'* % •- S ■ SANFORD. Local Experiment Occupation Tax Station.Is Hit By IncreasePlanned 42 Percent Cut By City Board Lauded -• Established 1908 -■ ■ « 5 mm *■ 1. 7 Yes —* DEFINITELY LOWER — And Besides — * W EATH ER • onsiiUrable cloudiness with M .iiicm l shower* and thundershun cl* tonight and M vdntsday.. (•cntlc tu moiUrale >«ri»bW winds' musli)' -uulhncsttrly. AN IN DEPEN DENT D A ILY NEW8PAFKM VOLUME XXXVIII 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 Discussions On Ruhr To Be*in. This Week South Florida Ports Rates Hit At Hearing TH E To I’W r r l the I'raro o f the World; To Promote tit* P ro e m * o f America; To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. Hundreds Of Fires Re­ ported In Java As Result Of Scorch­ ed Earth P o l i c y 8 Markets Iw U »lty There l.i Strength— Pact Failure Kangaroo Court Tries 2 Kidnaped Britons Murder Charge Filed Against War Bride . T, - *. ' ‘ ^ * ---*T - *£ * r.m m ;V: Iv.'lr — — •Vv~- - ’ %" T* ' —■•-IT‘* • •• I - ■ . - ( ' '' - , ~ *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/. 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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 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 28, 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/ccd2a92a8465a686083a0be184cd7668.pdf a12117c3474eff9c8fcb1f87c0b4fa37 PDF Text Text i I FRIDAY. JULY in Strasbourg receiRlr, Porphyro ad In military government quar­ see that France did not go Com­ Germans was part of B avara for tennis urged that a “ free" g o y r n - ters hare as directly Incompatible munist . •. 700 rears. Tn* separation fol Thus at every opportunity, the ment be esUbllahad in Greece, and with the announced alms of Bri­ lowed the end o f ' i s war. Now (Csattawg (>•■•, r>a< <>■»> Athens government circles sub­ tain and the United States as far Americans supported the French In Bavarians want It back. rlllas In a Major engagement wrst Whither the Falatlnarr wants to o f Lamia. 100 mllea north»r-t of sequently Indicated they expected as bitonal Germany was concern­ the sis weeks of fniillea* negotia­ AP N » « ifr « ls r w tions at the expense o f Germany. ed. a move In that direction. AP Newsfealarea return also .. con e-rufraj. This MUNICH Bavarians are nursing la a seel ion o f independent think­ Athens. Unofficial reports said SOUTHAMPTON. England Last night, however, Constan­ These sources pointed out that However, when life foreign m'ti— The Queen Mary* “ lovely lady/ a geographical gripe. They are ing that contribute so many early 200 casualties were inflicted o.t the tine Rodopoulos, governor general France steadfastly had refused to isters* conference "ended •without looking westward to the Palat­ rebels. of northern Greece, eald in an in­ loin the bitonal merger and ac­ airreement, the State Depar’ mcnl thar sailors rail her—is hcln* re­ immigrant! to the United States. A United Natlens Balkan Sub- terview that the Communists “ do­ cept Joint responsibility for Wes­ and the British Foreign Office stored to her prewar elegance as inate, merged with the Rhineland The French will not tolerate Into one slate within Ihe^Frcncheommision still In session Iff Joann't have the strength” to set up a tern Germany. They said' the empowered ■ their representatives talk o f a return t > the old a'atus, necupt*d—tone.- -’ *• -■ Marshall offer for a thre*- power in Germany. General Clay and Gen­ however.* ' Compete«w*-iotvM*56Uw- jilna drafted a report, oppcu-l by provisional government. The Palatinate with Its million the Soviet and Polish delrgs'cs, resume her weekly runs across conference apparently would give eral Sir Brian Robertson, to go say this Is one of the reasons the.Atlantic Ocean July 31. Trattre the same sort o f veto pow­ ahead with negotiations on an they have banned public speeches for U. N. headquarters, dlspslchcvj er over the rehabilitation of the agreed level o f German industry in Along a deck where thousands by Dr. Karl Schumacher, leader Ruhr \that France has exercised make the combined tones self suf-j o f American and Canadian soldiers Informed sources Wald this re o f German aoelalists, an advocate ir n t t s s r e ttaaa Pans ne»r in the Allied Control Cotinrli in •lood in Marked-out war-time o f centrallstic Ideas. The French j port include^ the subcomnn-"ion .i rraallssMl ttmm N|* Hast the policy of making the merged Berjin for the past two years. going grayhiund wouldn't know valuation of 132,282,75ft and of at Tubingen now also requlri the The difference between _______ ’ * ‘ l loncs nl American and* "British this fiO M .H O was wholly or special permission for the GerArmv and Statf Deparlmcnts aims man press Cfimany a self .supporting unit partislly exempt, snd J4,74!»,24il, in Germany hivame apparent at and Yugoslavia had obstcuci*--! itirouyb an important program. not. including lands reverting to tha foreign ministers Moscow con­ the work o f the aubcommis* on. the state or homesteads was who). This policy o f self sufficiency ference last Spring. (a refitted. The Greek government las*, week lv exempt. The armvuschool oOhought,’ led French protest. War Role Forgotten reported the army had atuypcJ a Jhrough an indugtclal—revival Jn _ ___________ _____ _ . ......... .. guerrilla drive on loannlna -aid to Western Germany hae been ad voc Soma three-quarter* of a million ated hy Herbert Hoover and miRU a ll important to rebuild'Ger many FLAY HALL have started in Albania. NEW YORK. July 25. M l Warrants were issued last night emus American business men as a prosperous nation both for the economic well being of Europe Presldrnt Ford Frick of the Na­ for the arrest of Nicholas /ech and to keep Germany from xolng thousands o f soldiers* bride# and I 2P7.260, wholly and partially and tional League today ortierrd “ in ariades, leader of tho Greet <-on communis tie.. the name of common sense and munlst Party, and .Milllade* For. children the Mary brought to new I |i2.217.<500 wholly exempt, The position o f Grnrral Clny homes in America. I luike County with 138.751.70S sportsmanship" that the disputed phyrogennls, former Communist was subordinated at Moscow t& in n iK iiw vof. feet of . . . __________ ____ ___ . . thousands serviceable, value hadH113,350,940 wholly ami game of last Sunday between Ip f la te r mlnlater. Tlie government the predominant State Department unlovely plaster Imard h a v e I m-ciiI partially exempt and 43,417,WKII Brooklyn Dodgers and St. Louis school, which held that the Ger­ ripped out. In drab quarters which wholly exempt. Brevard County Cardinals at Khbeta Field be re­ man Problem could wait and that housed 80 Gla a crossing tbere lsl had a total value of 4O,27'4,0411 played on Aug. 18. thus upholding the most Important thing *.is to 8peaklng to French CoranunUt* • luxurious cocktail bar, guy inland o f this 15,511,700 was wholly! the protest o f the St. Louia club, red Iralher upholstery and brlghlland partially1 exempt and *1,282,-1 ________________ _________ _________ rad and lo ft gray curtains. The main restaurants have lorn redecorated: what' was the bride*' movie thratrr has i«*en turned rt Imn I'ea* One I Into a supper Hub with fluorescent basic freedoms in llirm trlv e i inr lighting and-tinted mirrors. are essential to tire .fruitful ex Luxury Quarlera Tha wartime sickbay, with Its freise of other baric frerdomt.* Luxury Liner Gets Munich Bavarians Have Real Gripe New Refinements Greek Fight first tiros they could recall that the American military government had'not been kept Informed of d«vrlnnment* end mo»e* In Wash- fcteM sSsySfcr* A t s German Policies Property Value Russia Hits UN luxurious first Hass smoking yoom'.The main lounge again i* a massive room with lofty maple wood pillars, paneling and a thl-k carpet o f russet and gold. * When the 81,235-tsm Cunsrd liner went to war. aha left behind bar In various parts of the world tome 10,000 pieces o f furniture and fittings. New YorkTHMH * He added that without adequate arrest to comprehensive and ob­ jective Information on the world in which we live, the "very ev­ idence nf democracy could ha andangered.” Martin told the delegates Ihst his government lielleved that fa­ cilities for full comprehensive and objective reporting, and tha "rjgip o f access of all men to such Mn formation will contribute to inter­ national understanding and friend- jo England litfnre the reeonvlfslun alarled. Hundreds of miles -of wiring were removed and rearwtd, decks •craped, rugs Isld, pumps, generators and other equipment were torn down and worn parts re­ placed. The whole ship underwtnt a gigantic face-lifting. Bha'i undergoing’ trial runs now nd. at the end o r the nmnlh, will • o ff for N e * Torn tn the che. era o f the crowd and the music o f tha bands. "W e believe, also," he said "that the principles o f freedom of in­ formation o f the-press ara es­ sential to the other purposes of the United Nations: to the main­ tenance of International peace, and to the solution o f problems of an economic, social, cultural and humanitarian rhararler. We Iwlfeve that it Is essential to tho promotion of 'social progress and iletter standards nf living In larjv ___ . * _____ J _____ ( it er ' freedom.' " . '. Martin declared that tha del­ egates had met in the UN to make an effort to build a drufl community of all the people of the world. He said that hi* gov­ ernment deplored any effort to limit or destroy that c^mmuni- •hipped ba­ t Atom Bomb Knocked Pride Out Of Jap« By BUSSELL URINES N A G A S A K I . Japan - The world's second atomic bomb came to the people of this Kyushu Hi* by an ironic twist of fate. It left Ito pride among them, no desire lo perpetuate that agonising moment with monuments. Now they want only lo forget, and In forgetting they have let tha weeds grow over hnmpsites in gashed Urakaml valley. Tha valley, about two miles The frtjm the center of town, wan hit by chance on tho mor/rlng of August ID, 1045. The primary tar­ get for that atom raid, Knkura— about 100 mllra northward—was obscured hy weather. Nagasaki was second on the day’s Hat. Japanese figures say 30,000 were’ killed and 42,000 were wpundrd in the blinding single .flash anil rev­ erberating after-effect* nf the bomb. D wiped' out hundreds of thickly-parked worker** homos In tha valley, ripped through factorles and spent Its fury high, qn enveloping hill*, where baldness Still remains among the forest*. , Parallel ridges channelled tha bomb'* affect* and protected Naga­ saki Itself from the force o f the blast. Fires front the valley raced without check the two miles Into town, causing most of II* wartime dim s*#. 4 n « l . . _ t a u * r a i l i M i M l l . t I TIM ilnlv • few Ihave returned to the 'valley. Flimsy home# have been bulU In spots, A new church has M ill erected- alongside the mins o f tho Catholic church, which once had a eongr*g#tlon;oM 0,000 Jap• 'Tha r'emalftder la a desolate vista o f ruin* and seared earth covered with spring weed*. The epicenter o f tho hl^al la marked * «lr by a huge arrow, erected by American*. A once-busy navy yard, including a giant torpedo plant, .■tempi Tn rulna. • Residents o f Hiroshima, on Hon­ shu Island, have a fierce prido In surviving the first atom bomb. They ere contemplating en atomic library and * monument In In* ■enter o f the city. Hundreds o f fcomtt hive been rebuilt end bull* ness la brlak-s-even In atomic aouwsnlrs. . . . U But Urakaml valley has dropped into the backwash e l war. Law Repealed persAnnel, rill not be eligible t » G. I. [dormant pay, educational or or govsn'ment D A I L Y S A L E S 2 :0 0 p We are inevitably concerned 1. . any barrier* i..I. a with remove any peoples, or groups of peoples, In any part “ f t*va world, from lire process of giveand-take in rconomlr, cultural nr political affairs -w hich full par tIHpatlon In a world community Implies,’' “« w Wy are concerned lest any aurh existing harriers I* extend­ ed, we are deeply . desirous that any axlstlng barriers be removed. 1 need hardly stress Dm rele­ v a n t of this principle to free­ dom o f information. For censor­ ship o f outgoing news la one such barrier; internal censorship is another: prohibition o f Imported hooks ami periodicals is a third. Denial o f visas for foreign cor­ respondents is also a harrier, and IndoncHiiin Fight GIFTS FOR BUY A T YOUR Maallaw* rnsi flasl force* in central Java had pene­ trated Dutch defenses at Berner•ng on the north roast, Jump-off DOlilt Tor * Dutch drive on Jrg. •karla. The city Is 00 miles north o f Jogjakarta. "Our forces received tha full support of the population suem ilttrlIn s* t l ie a r i lu *' Ali as Irw ln n aa lan SALE Unified Forces (IW I sm S n«sa Cali Pm ) through a resolution fo r en In­ vestigation o f Attorney General Clark'a handling of Kanaaa City vote fraud charges. The Moose Voted 1440,000 for additional expenses o f its invest!gating committees, over the pres testa from the Door that there are too many “ Junkets’* underway Service iaction already. The new money raises to 071000 the total the House give* It* special Invaatlgs groups, many of which have ranged extewahn foreign May Sentenced their verdict. I Jt Marriott), bead ‘ a*tee* may b* made until tea ' veara hence. The federal guar-1 ly had preU sta^ thalr In to •antae of premium* on commercial I and the& .Tm ryeri- had els 'Ufe iaeurance policies of service-1 th alr coavietiena • w ere "w * men torm ina tee imm ediately. II and ILbe raenlt Of “prejudice.** W V iH t. �E l ? ••. • .• •' ? ' UbUj Then It Strength— . To P n iM l lb* Peace o f Uu World [ To Promote Uio Progress o f America; To P iod sct P r M p o lt; fo r B u f o r i - TH E W E A T H E R Portly cloudr tonight fu «* occasional aftcrnqan Vhntiilrr*hoH #r*. Oritllt to mod-, day « Ith crate rs«lerly wind*. . AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NfcWSPAI’ EK ■*■ ■" 'VOLUME XXXVltl Indonesia To Established 1908 SA N FO R D , Importance Of Coal Stressed In European Econmic Crisis The vital patt which coal pro­ duction ii playing in the European economic crisis, ar.d consequently in the turbulent political iituatiot. was well emphasised by two de krmed Aid Will Noti velppmentt during the weekend Be O f f e r e d But ^-one in England and. ihe other Nation’s Ports in Germany. Closed To Dutch Secretary Of Defense British Foreign Miiiler Bevin in an impassioned appetl to his Says Biggest .lob country’s workers in general, and [ ifW DELHI. July J8 «J D famlit Jawahsrlal Nehru, viceIs To Select Aides to the coal miners in particular, Tfiidrnt of (he Indian Interim warned that they must produc avernmenl. announced today WASHINGTON. July 28 (AV more or riik the (all of the Social* hat India would pin* Indonesia's James Forrestal, who will be thr irt, government and a weakening lie before the United Nation*, United Stales first Secirlary of of Britain's position^ in .world *frobably presenting it tomorrow National Defense, declared tod*,! fairj. Increased production, he Horning, and expected the iui»- that ihe unification of Army and said, would enable the country lo porl of certain other poweri. Navy under a single department give foreign credits which would A| the lame lime Nehru an- is the "most decisive step" m mil­ help diplomacy. J.’almoit imnte, itary policy since . the • formation . lie' was addrassing,thousands o f Hy would bar Dutch aircraft of the republic. miners whose production It the ,key to England's economic re­ Tom landing on Indian airfield*, The Navy Secretary told his covery. }nd flying over India. lirsl news conference sincr being "M v Owl. working men and wo. India's goal it to firing th? named lo head the overall U S. men.'; ho cried, “ this is the first laiteit ponible end to the fight* military establishment that “ we I-abor (Socialist) government vou have g o t Don't let It fall, for Ihe itg and assure that juitice ii done, have a blueprint and a charter •qka o f generation* to come. Your 'iehru laid .at a newt conference. but the blueprint and (he charter Labor government ii carrying «*n *We are.not *• war with *hr haVe .to de manned by people." in foreign affair* without the iilch government." he laid.’ “ anJ tool* to do Ihe Job and I must be He added: helped o u t" ire do not intend to he at war "In my judgment, this constitutes That'* airong and most unusual in'® the Dutch government or 111 the moit d«IltVe anil' defmitiiV taninmjrrtn rnmirfTnitnrT-anffief her” government.* minister, but It doesn't exaggerate India, Nehru maid, will not aend step in the formulation ol a na­ Ihe dangers o f the situation In rm» to Indonesia liecaute auch tional military policy since the which Ihe gofertmirnt find* Itself gn act would be "tantamout to formation of the republic." a* It struggle* with England's dnrlarliiK war" upon tho Dutch. first all-out experiment In Social­ .Forrestal said it has not yet However, he aald, hla country waa ism. The government maintain* contemplating * dosing porta to been decided whether hr will have '.that ft has been caught in a rush Forrestal Hails Army-Navy Unity As Decisive Step All Dutch shipping' and certainly Would bar aircraft of any country Which might attempt lo carry aupohea to the Dutch. <^>hru aaid hi* country hail not tttl previously to bung I lie doneiian hostilities before the nlted Nations because “ we ought the bent**way waa in njunctlon with other powera." lie atliled that India turned m at, Brltlau and the. United-States,' recent day* has exchanged al and tniurmal coinmunicalwith Australia eHd “ we now In a few hour*" to carry formally to U. N. his offices in ihe Pfntlgnn (Wat of war-born circumstances which Department building) or eliewheie,; h**n'^ b*an able tn control tint* no, ha. Ihe dale of hi. taking the f* r' ?foreign « L ' ,,rV,n* in office, ctinservatl'-e official oath at America's first Anthony Aden, ssid In an address Secretary of Defense hern de­ Saturday that labor has divided H n lln aed on !*■■* i l l ) cided. ■ i FLO R ID A , MONDAY, JULY 28, 1917 Trade Pact Failure Said Due To Russia Roof Of Seminole Motors Building Falls In Storm LONDON. -July 28 ftP>—S.r Stafford Ctippt (old Pailiamrnt to­ day that Rriliih-Rut'ian trade ltesty negotiations bioke down in Motcowlatt week because of Sovirt demand* for teviiion of the 1941 lost, agreement Ruuia owr* G r e a t Britsi.t 55.000.000 pound. ($ 220, 000.000 ) under term* of the Civil Oedii.-Agteruirnt,.. The British hip hftped for wheal, limber and canned fish. The Russians wanted heavy’ ms* <ifciiif tyT7jfil^ahil pipe"i. ITie’ Mos* cow radio anerted the talks broke down became llulvin would not guarantee tome deliverie* and b*causr cie-.li( (etm* could not b* reconriled. eri For Company No One Injured But T w o Automobiles W e r e Demolished PICTUatO IN 1*44 a* they laughed hcnrlily at a remark passed In a Holly, wood night club are dim setress Faye Kmeramr. war plant executive John u«Tfr and (back to eamara) film director Andr# D# Toth. A Senate tnvssttf.nnf cnmmlttse, pmbtng Into th# wartime contract, of Howard Hughes, has been Informed that Meyer, who area Hughes' Tress agent, arranged lavish part!** given by Hughes In In aflmt hi hteh-pressure war contracting. Copyright King Feature* Syndicate, (international) The ltii|i*b delegation beaded by Harold'Wilson returned Fridajfrom Moscow nfter flvs »*eek* of intensive anil detailed negotiations. Crlpp* said the llritlsh Labor Oovernment wished to expand Itnde with Hussln and saiil he hoped the disappointing failur* was only “ ternpot«r>\" He diet mil mention the Moscow radio report, Reflet ling tlw meieiseti cot!) which a spokesman for the b o a r d 'Dj ptodurmg ciopl and the ttat* n f.j,a d e railed "very Hns.lsn- ^ nf m„ tr , , tm A„d g.o*r aided eququumt. ^ the volume ql bank . Cripps—imlicated -succeM —had liven almost in slglit when the ciedit u»ed .by Honda’ faiiiwf. i« talks cutinpsed nn Soviet credit currently lugliet than “It w »* ■* demandsrxplaiiu d: i. maims, He itc- expisineu: j . i l l.. . "W e had succeeded In reaehine yeaf. ago. **r<*(dmg In> J. L■ iey.pj rill lent ol the Sanionl Al agieeiuvnl on all mnttri* within the trail# fuld, tnchitUnj^ quan­ Unt^JssliunsI Bsnk. who irpretities, prices-and terms and ton- teni* the Flotid* Banket* AstonrrnmimieS ■■ r » Sit) atimi at Semmnlr County Key Banker. • Violations Pending 1,000 Refugees Are Ili O ff French Coast Second Week At Camp Winona Begins With Busy Round Of Varied Activities ................ thS3 WASHINGTON. July 28* 'T l— Chairman llfewtler (R A lg i) of ihe Smatr War Investigating Com- miller v.tid IihIj ) a globe-liotling employee nt llnw iid Hughet. milliiiii.iiie manufactuirr, has agreed to |e|| what he knows about ihe Weight nf water on the'roof ol aw ml of two $40,000,009 w-srlime thr one (lory garage building in. govrinitwn! plane conlr.fcls to veupisd” ’ bv .’isnunole M n t u iiin |>tf6fi*4 Commercial Slieei i* believed tn lb ro ster told a tepotler that have canted the cnllajue of Hie the Tlughef emptuye#, John Meyloof and wall* o f (he enlue north- rr, ludifird the committee stx'f eait coiner o f the huihhng duuna llii* mnming jie will testify before a rainitmin al 2:2(1 o'clock lies a suhcommillee .whenever it wishes afternoon. No one wat mime I to t .11 c.i» him • Nearby «peclalott>7epoi1ed that * Me had hern scheduled to ap­ they »aw "an avalanche of water pear next Wednesda y .* before a pour from the .building at it mibh, ingmrv npefifag ;.twjt y* fh||l|Hecl.~ 1 lie-.lie.’- and Ib-nry J, Kaiser's JWo automobilr. intide of the plaqe contiact. v.ith the governgarage weir sin «<|ird bv llie Inirk- nlent. ling ioof. One was a I'Mt) I'lvMeyer had been •repotted out mouth sedan, the piopeity u id ill- i Mint■v . and the »ube.ymmilRobeit flakier, the other *»i* e trr previmj-fv had t-een making J V I 1 hevfolrt vrdvtl. bvlotiging to elfoitv t ■ (mil hint to ivsue a l> I lb. ulitiii. anto meih-vmc in I ittttiinun. ,\! .i - In*..I pia-limiuary iminify empluvre ol ||ir g,iia#‘- . l l e Its) Innt l-rfore (ha ptiked it inode about a 1.(11 lion, Jiir** b . »nl‘ ntmiMu- mii.nis piirpaftod hrlmr llle* riath expfi *'• ;i iitirA o f parties at If rteifftiiinl nn Tiitc#* ^l»l It F. I. mwh»n«c. wri th.* IlflUl'tt tn { lit* i |N«ll, lit* '«>•ill. ||i* W il 5fu lfil »lumt ft*r? ii v*'ii y LAKE SUCCESS, “ July. 28 *4’ . from wlifrt i Im* rotif f^ll. l*H>ktiM£ Volume Of Loans Is Outer. Mongolian In­ cident Brought Up Up But Fewer Find In Membership Pica Ne e d To Borrow Fred L. Touchton . D in Dade City Sugar Rationing For Industrial Users Ends Former WPB Official Calls Kaiser Plan For Plane "Com'pletely Fantastic” Survey Reveals !Invasion Charges High Income Of By China-Russia Florida Farms Made At UN Meet J.- L. Sauls Presides At VFVV District Meet "Killed When . Over By Auto No. 182 W ir o Promises To Tell Reds insisted On Re­ v i s i o n Of D e b t Owed To Britain; 1941 Terms Stand Ctipp*, pietident of the hoard o f'lra d ;, said (ftiiiih nrgolisloti offered s number of conceiiinn*. hut "we could not go the whole way the Soviel government de­ manded at a condition of an agree­ ment.” * P re s s U i i e d In Spotlight At Hughes Probe Forrestal said that the new set­ up of a separate Army, Air Force and Navy under tho overall cont­ rol o f the Secretary of Defense will save money In the long run and be beneficial, in _ the sense o f ‘'getting the most of out of our money.**. Unification will cost more In the JACKSONVILLE. Fla., July 28, beginning he said, adding. "It (S p ecia l)-- "Other *tate* w i l l Is my hope the added expena* benefit greatly through the enter, print of Floridian*dn develmurfenl of, State-operated m»ikrls. said today he told newsmen laconically J. Stanford Laraon, actintr chief la to "g et people". of- the Market Organlaatiou end So far as possible he plant to Facilitie* Branrh, United State* keep existing services ami groups Department of Agriculture, dur"lloWever, I Intida (aim familier undisturbed, he said. Ing a Jacksonville vlalt thl* week­ ___ .Are needed to In. aTe^pfobahty- in the ill 4H|HI bForrestal hinted that his tsnure end. The Washington official, who I create' the National Quant rifle o f office at Secretary of Defense apent some tfme touring the State, nam mI t poaitum that Ihey have ] company now being formed here might not exceed one year. after appearing on th ; July 23-24 John L. Saul*, preaiding for Ihe e*ei been." Mr Ihgley *.*td. "Only {from the 12 mep reported at ready When asked whether he Intend­ program o f the annnat conference tcfc-nllit to the 23 or more nion ed to slay in the job for sometime, rtf managrra and official* uf Flor­ first time as VFW Commander of- a few mole (.timet* need to u#e the Fifth Florida district *t il* required before Company 2 o f the li'eastaasg r* s * aisS ida'* Stale Farmer*' Markets, ronference Sunday in Detiaml. the bank credit available to llieni 124th Infantry Can be activated. gave unstinted praise to Nathan Imndlin) hi* duties In n wnrkuiHn- tin* *e*r because continuing lugb It waa announced today. Mayo, (ommissloner o f Agtlcul-J li),*- manner, presided like an "old faun incomes make it |MH*thle lo Ii It la planned to bring the Com­ lure, and \\ Ilham I,.- Wilson, l»i-l tinirt," and rlulrhlng III* naveil ■I wnllnii.t nn 1‘nar Sis) pany jup to a total atrrngih of rector o f State Market*, for de-|fifm lv. strictly limited lime of de l ich officer* and IBM men. The mem­ velopment of (he unique system bnte so that no "filibuster*" hroko . i bers held an organisation meeting .of Stale-operated *ale* center* out. F. D. Scott, commander nf ,s , / ’ n n „ B O f I . i m i n r Thursday night and wilt continue DADE CITY, July 28,-(Special)• which' now comprUe* 37 aetive i’osl 3282 reported this, morning. “ I ' L U |lH P r to meet every Thursday night at Fred L. Touchton, 86, druggist unit* handling more than >32,The Sanford p oit furnished one 8:00 o'clock at the Sanford Aim- here for 20 years, and senator of 000.000 of produc* in the last af the largest delegation* preoent, cry. The Company has been tn the 38th senator*! district o f Pas­ fiscal year. hr saiil, with 18 member* attendaeUva since tt.wa* absorbed Into co and Sumter Counties in 19.14 Twenty-one case* of liquor sal­ "Director Wilson, through hi*' ing including Pat Johnson, senior t W Army during the' war. and 1938, died suddenly of acceptance thepresidency presidency. . o f; vice commander: James Huff, es la-v violation arc’ pending in ---------------—o f . — Capt. Roy Green la company heart attack yesterday morning the recently organ!ted National ' Quartermaster; H a r v e y Hale, Comity • Court a* Ihe re*l|ll "of -commander, and Capt. John rope at 8 o'clock on the sidewalk Ji»»t. Association o f Produce Market chaplain and John L. (ialloway, investigation*’* tbe t’"*1 month and Capt. Robert Raker are qn the a* he reached th# door of hla Managers,” Mr. Larson continued, trustee. by member* of (In* _Stale , • staff. Lieut. Dick Brown is ntfiltf- drug stors. I "h *i now embarked on an effort Slate Junior Vice Commander flevf-r.xg* Department tn Semiant company commander and MaJ. Since October,- 1941, he hod (o ff|ve the real of the country C. C. Whlltle made a talk on de­ Innvl, County. O. Bark* t* medical officer. . Information* fned hy County been manager o f th* Walgreen benefit* similar to’ those which partment plana for the comlr.g ' The purpose o f forming the Service Drug Store here, when he Floridians are deriving from thl* year. It was decided to hold the Pro-vutlng Attorney Georg* A. -company Is to provide a force of returned from Avon Park where state'* ay-stem of m arket*."next district meeting In Novem B|»n «how that 17 nf, the ca«e* minute men tn ease o f emergency he lived several year*, after a During lh*-t*n*y#*r* or more In her in Orlando. Among the hotly foi v-tdeh warrant* w ;ie i»»neil or large seal*-tragedy. Men will residence o f 14 y*ort In Dade which, the major portion .-of the d iscu **^ J op jc* wa* -that of a i>>- ihn Sharif* of/ict- wtru «* drill two hour* a- week for which City. “ Florida system he* been brought Stale bonus' to World War II vet-" gainTT "AtOfM pefknn* ‘ chki tfiht p H t l s s will receive 12.80 a drill A native o f Blanton, Ga., he to lie present .stature, other Stale* eran* similar ta that given hy with veiling liquor will.... I a. Iiatlr sergeant* >6.80. Men from 17 was the ton of George W. Touch- have copied, or adapted many o f South Carolina and Mlsilisippi. |ctn*i- *hd four charge* overe a to 87 year* of age are eligible to ton end Lethe Copeland Touchton, its feature*, and Mr. Larson, a* The conference was hangsd lo gani*t whit# perS-un fur unlawful join regardless o f military eiper* both native* o f Blanton. He taught well at other speaker! at ths order by Raul'a gavel at 10:00 A, telling of Intoxicating leverage* ilDTA. school two yeare before entering Market Managers conference In M. and adjourn ed at 1:00 o'clock on' Sunday. Following-Activation Company 2 the drug l.u vines*. Jacksonville this last week stress­ »o that every0lW 8rotir*f0‘ t t n h g — At) petouui against whom Ihe will b* furnished with the latest He Is survived by hla widow, ed the value of the experience hall game between. Senford and charge* war* made were released >e o f equipment Including ma- Mrs. Jamie Touchton; a son, tronttaaea Iran Fagi d w l nn > '0 bond with two♦xceptlohSj DeLoAd. _ n # gun* and movie Dim* show­ Fred L. Touchton, Jr., a student accmding to Slierlff Percy Merit! ing atomic bomb testa and' other at 8t*t*on University; a daughter lighter 8PEF.ll PRESIDES Mias Mery Lethe Touchton. Dade subjects. ' COMMISSION MEET unly Prosecuting Attorney )ulnn City; e brother, Harry Quinn George A. Speer Is uiesidlng pveri The City CommUsinn will meet Sanford; a sitter, Mr i Touchto City Court sessions during the r« tn* vs- In rvcolar aeaslnn thl* evening nt James L. Spivey,Valdosta; hie ion of City Judge J.G. Sharon. (7:30 o cloek. stepmother, Mrs. G. W, Touchton, MARSEILLE, France, July 28, Valdosta; five half brother*, Wh— French ■hulhorltlss said to­ John I. Touchton, Houston; Rich­ Alle* Rav Palmer. 23 month day that nearly 1,000 o f 4,800 eld child o f Mr. and Mrs. L.R. ard Touchton, Bradenton; Frank, Jew*, cruising offthora In three Bam and Jack Touchton, Valdosta; {Palmer of Kentucky Avenue, British deportation ships after be­ (Cameron City, died tht* morning and four half sisters, Mrs. Jtise ing turned back from Palestine, shortly after iftlB o'clock at Fern- Biles', Valdosta; Mrs. Marvin G. were III or needed medical care. lald-Laughtnn Memorial ifoepttal. Bile*, FL Pierre, Mrs. Paul LangThe Jew« had approached Pal­ By HORRY PARKS Il was nice lo have Ilay Fox la* the m o l t o f Injuries received ford. Live Oak, and Mr*. Bam estine without Immigration visas CAMP RCRIRE a* an overnight camper. (this morning when run over by L ovatt,, Sparks, Go. In the Exodus o f 1847, formerly Funeral arrangements have not Tuesday was o busy day at W>Ineodav morning there were Bulck Coupe. e the B. a President Warfield. Their bean completed. No charge* Against . landing from th# deportation v**- Camp Winona with Cabin II chal­ swimming classes, rifting, archery . ly r fc r . MW W o t Sixteenth aels wax scheduled fo r tomorrow. lenging Cabin I to another soft and handicraft. After lunch the Street, driver o f the Bulek, hav* The refugees departed from a ball gam* and balng beaten 6-6. camper* tang "Happy Birthday" Thirty-three o f the camper* to (Jen* eavy, one nf the com men tnade by the parents as ia the French port f o r Palestine and th# opinion o f Mr. 7 timer, Uio Accident British shipped them - bock. Two made and painted plaster stat­ cillm* and presented him with was unavoidable, According: to the British corvette* and the destroy­ uettes They wars a Scotty dog a rhneotete Iced cake tupped report of Patrolman'W,II WASHINGTON. July 28, (Jp|- er Cardigan Bay shepherded (be bookend, in Indian head (<one w ith ‘ 21 candle*. erstn who made an Investigation. Th* Agriculture Department an­ refugee ships. large and on# small) and a fitot After rest period. Cabin I The accident said RauVerson, nounced the end o f sugar ration­ mari-l>-d forth ami defeated the The Cardigan Bay put Into har­ paper weight. occurred In the yard of the Helpy ing at HUM A. M. today because bor and Its chief officer, Capt. G. Bobby Parks and John Fox romhineil forces of all the counHobby »n West thhr- Ihere M r UtlL-OL-lht- JifU -jm njcA-Jor _ Hut xilUa* Fallowing o f • lock o f funds to finance the H R ^ . Its! dally nrltt of a rifle man » hand­ w*» mars' shooting' and’ handi­ ■looking after her washing. Mr. out ion end* rationing to In­ and other authorities o f Marseille. book. Wada Garner shot a high­ craft and another swimming pe­ Tsr had put Ms laundry Inin dustrial and institutional users. Ha appeared to be.In a _r*(* when er score o f 41* but as he already riod. After supper came acmie H the child had been Rationing to kauiesriee# was end­ he relumed to ship. Tho points of had a-b ook it wot awarded to of the campers went on an In­ wt by • droop of ed two months ago. disagreement were not disclosed. the next highest. teresting hlk# to Skull !.ake and e had put his car Into Eight boys started the eeriei back. A| th* council ring there However, price controls ire be­ Sailors on the dratroyer Mid I.onand gone but ing kept. And, control* oa the don had ordered them not to talk. o f tests to qualify for advanced weir games and contests between a spectator cal of supplies which Indusswimmer. They were Fred and the cabin* and Cabin I won stop. The child had trial users may have oai hand were Bob Poey, Walter Routh, Wes oe#r. Ihe entire camp in Hoop RESTAURANT HOLD Standing In front o f th« le ft front Instituted. Mr. and Mrs. William Lamb re­ Spencer, George, Harden, Mike Relay. '' wheel when It waa hit , In announcing this action, the cently purchased the Palma and Whelchel and Harold Cranston. Before tap* th* campers wendeportment said After many active contcala told of* the picnic-.planned for failed Pines IlciUurant, Including Lota Id appropriate fund* I ta fin to 16 and 18 o f tf)* Dreamwot-I Ad around th* council ring th* camp­ the next day and the minstrel a few mlntues, Patremqn tlnue work o f tho sugar ration- dlUon. from Mlaa Euclelde R. ers had a “ Jay bird" swim and ■how ta.be put on by the coun State Farmers Markets Lauded * By U. S.-> Official A s s o c ia t e d China ami Soviei Ruuia i lathed j*t tom* prlnlpd iutii wlifn h# « i v l lit* fin* i*sd i ii it11 i«»r (alt froli* rt IwimI th*> .m <j ••,! '»■ Cuuncil mrinheninp tom dlul UlUl.llLi.dvi 14Umv -tpui Li_— miller nvei .iilmilting Ui|lei ATjii I lif* mill today m the Unitrd Nali'un s , Airport Hill Is Interpreted For Fipdord Citizens tlidtl. Willi Uui'l-i thvigutrt lli.il ij (’LIT l‘lyn)iitiHi ImhvUifrHfc L* %v**»** tome circle* tn Aiu would like hitnnlil to tee Ihe la r e l situation 'dnpli *•"», be.-lligi.l. « f , . I I I . - I H'l n- t .o paik. ll II... til 't talnl m ihe Far- Fa*t, lUtsi.le nt (hr building. Chins'* ili-legate. Dr ShuhOh Tt.e Imlldliig it owned I . I’r-, lists, lohl’ lhe memhenliip commit nnhl* and KryitniiU I'olu. ri . It. iv ti. W)IIInlit a and Flip I’liiaf trr which i* combining appfu i M. N. Clevelaml .mlvryj s|»tc>-•lion* ol inttp cuunltirt llut In* In lake cbnige nf tlui aitltatinn gnvnnmmt nypniivl Outer mon The eswif -o f - t he Im jlitiu g —r t hy Wood*)) till.. t>eniigulia became of ihe "armed m imited Itilik was *CHtli-ieil a In. ill vaitnn” nf ( him hy Oulrr Mon .alley am i slrret. d ie crash Hi golkirt Irottpv. iliiqmiled hy t*nk*. ti ailed inn m spectators. I S ., ,.f v!,-i,ate Bill No. .qfit villi pi live tu he o f ur"*t advan-. Hi,-" in the t’ il’y of Satifotd and other -mail ■-!>!“« in lecuring .it p >■i A it iiltif. »och av the San* find N.u h I Air •Jinti.'ii. it was tsd -to la> hj Edward Higgins, maiinu* ■ of the Setninolr County i i Tn.!* -i uf Cuhtmeree who with 11^ It l 1.---- III - ix In Jnel.xonfir' t*-t '-ii-k t.in fe rrin g with ,rfft.if.il- Ilf the IVnr A«*e>x Adf lit|iiif - Mil I Mu* f tvll A m tfiiB It > \ t!f*1i it*dif r ifiI If*11 * rtu nni i nc ill ,11■|.1 - xl I ■n (tf the bill. Tim diuiuinlril hi a (him veto ol M n t " bin i■, " i idea that the City,* the applit itmn. - htch mi • «', ■I " " i i x tlie mrport -Alexi-i N Kiatilnlkov, Hti**l*<i ■ .pi i •. . i- li-,. Sint ion, l*e givdrlvgatr "I,,, figuied in an ex tUitugx mid equip. h change uf fiaat talk wit It the oili­ It, id trip* •! atian, praer delrgaie. ni a rummlttea nu-ti * >iih-vl Hie teveiitm tlerlved from ilig laal •xveek, .promptly c.haig-'l ■i*i i» i in niniutain an I that -the t’hiiii-va nllegatlnnx ni" peipeMinle the mi|yirt.. "nMurd.” ■’iftfsiinded,- and thni An enteitaming m m ii.il pi ft. Ilikw 1*- and Mr. Coleman In realilv rii|oeva lump* violate.I gum wa* prrtenled q the Rohm refiiFlal <('.ii lfi*-v conferred with Outer Mutignliaii letrltory. luncheon today under the d im ti -i l.vle l‘rit.-i :q*L regional direetor Kraxiliiikov **td Ihe the whole r in r lr i Morriinn. p ro g ii-i ■ the V \ \ niv.. w ill; It. W. border inci'leiit made him think of I i-.i.'h, u -.1 *e,-J-ivei| instruction* them iiitghi tm parti** In ('him ch «irm*n. i- I" h i" pr. i tit secure xvliu wuuM like tu are a UN rmu Sever.il vrcsl xulux urie irpil---- I ’ . .i early nt po-xihlt ml-iiiim «>i up tu investigate the * i>v Min Robert* Ey.tuv. ,i timu I t . uu lli.> t\ \ V. id fair. IL v:iul -iilaii they mighMr. i h-mn.t t.iilay termed the pet iriln hy Perry Btrlnrr v.u lie trying tq -detract from the veierel pi.mo »ehclion> hv hi* ->i 'i p i- vert . "itti white and said rivn 'vm i In Chin*. * .The cminiittio deferred artin i •ILiheit * holli. «if u liu n i .lie u.-v. '* .1 thv'. l .i-l li-afned a lot of 'I'm-.:- iv" - 1; the- hill, “ It look* on Outer Mongolia pending reply j 1,.„|f(,'u%jn ,(li . f it v'.til lake n lot nf rwi tape from (lon e I< adjourned ■ 1 ^ 1 ™ " ' " ' . ' : .,e.| .-~ t!nr acquisition o f __ .llm lle I nucnton-.vim.mtv-e-J taking up Urnthe- 'application appl a i'p -i i property,, real ant 1raiivJorilHii briefly,^ Haven men--, 'lineup for the _tuftbt!l gvme ■ pe|‘^i mill, lie ile.-lsreil. her* xupp.'ited Transjordan -h-u Wrihievd-iy night against the Mr. Iligfiinx aft.) reported that Russia,, which vetoed T ra n sJo n la r they i‘i'fl f e n I with Wiley Gilles­ la it Atignxt, lexerved her state Linn* Club, a* fullnivi: Epp». Jr., p merit until Wednesday. 1 pie o f Hie firm, Smith and GllA. Stina, c Ifxpir, in JneksanvIRc in regard k’ np*. Sr,, lb : - eiigim-eti -if nn the propaseit ■ Touhys 2b t.rmiiml huihlings nn the laks-* '* J- Higgin*. a* from. Mr f iill.’ -pif, he eniil, will Tuiiehlon, 3h p; event the pliipn^ition to the . Tooke, rf t jty in v-gmd to lit* services S;ieer If oil th - prujeet. YORK HAVEN. P*„ July 2H. ftean, > f . hfb— Two men In a motor boat Re verve,X: G. Stine, Unrk-. Ho!!-. were swept over a Smujueharfis Redding and Ratignn. River dam arid clung lo the craft ^.Mr. Touchton nl-v> ■nn,nitu*t-d for II hour* before lining rescued that the umpire* will In- IVln little the worse for their exper­ 1Cnn IInara tn (*•■* *1x1 ience. Chief o f Police Roy G, William* Clarence Hoover. 17, and Wil­ ri-i-entlv released n "motlel" white liam Elllnger, 42, were riding prisoner who, In* »aid, other chiefs . along the river when th# engine of police would like a* a "gue*t," o f their Inal failed. The current for the- «nld prisoner, a profotcaught the helplei*. craft and Mufti! Route painter, left tho SanTAMPA, Fla., -July 2R. 4 V -j ■went II aver Ihe dahi. They (Layford Police .Station In far better ed with the boat a* It went over Joxeph I<ee, an amateur drivei shape than when he entered it. from UytwfaA suffered a h eir, cl Ihe bsrrier hut were thrown into It I* doubtful, however, whether the swirling water below th# dam. tack coming out of a turn during The pair *w*m to thalr wrecked a motorboat race here yi vteiila; other Jails will gleam a* brightly craft, caught on the rocks, end and wa* pronounred dead Otton Irttid" nx Sanford'* duo lo the proclung lo It until rescued 11 hour* arrival at Tamp* Munlrlpnl 'l-n- rr.xxtnmvl service* of the recently uTentnl primmer, who wa* guest liter by two other York Haven piOvl. I-e# had placed second In Fran­ ef the Cil v for 90 days for having pien. ' kie Rodrigues o f Tern pa in the tried tu drive hi* eiitornohllq while m iMusical Program I Presented At Rotary .Lunclieon 2 Men Rescued After Swirling Ov^r Dam { t : V * . I •: ' Folicc Siafion (iels Paint .Job By “Guest” Joseph Lee Dies At Tampa Boat Races Yearly Report Made Hy Credit AnH6eiatiori A euhslanlldV’ Increase in net earnings, amount of loan* and membership i* reported by the Production Credit Association ax compared with a year ago. As o f June 30, membership has Increased from 296 In 1940 to 300, loans outstanding from 70 to 108 and amount of loans outstanding from >399,007 to >632^84. Accu­ mulated earnings Increased from >118.023 ta >136,192 and total not worth from >296,200 to >810,879. first heat for Class "C " amstcuri They were neck and neck in the, eceetvd heat w hen ■Rodrli:n •r~TTrrr tired l.re*« lK»*t eppraiid to lie out of control. Rodrigues maneuvered hi* uwn craft alongside Lee's slow-movin'* bust, leaped Into the Lee-rarer and took over the control*. Mr. Lee had lived In Banfbrd for 16 veer* where he operated n plumbing business with hi* bro­ thers, A. \V. and Harry 1-vc. He, la survived by his widow, Mrs. Alma Lee; a daughter, Mias Linda Lee and two brothers, A. W. and Harry Lee of Hanfoid. Puneral service* will bo an nounred later. : . intoxicated. •'Never again," he told Chief William*. Nr.fbhTVI* IK» Jalllnhhy psintCil. Ihil llio'kitchen,-the tlownvtair*. celt* and the upstair* cells at* mcrly patnlml ,na well. Chief Wtlliarua reported. In addition, all cotx litre new mnttrr*ees. AH liiip* or vermin at Ihe Jail arc com hat led >y ith a portable clrctrlr fog spray tmlfft, a handy little gadget hardly larger than a portahli- rnilin.. It ia plugged Into n eockvl anil 'steam 1* producsd lhal mixr* with tho DDT «olutlon and prmlure* the fog spray. • Moat of the htiga that get Into bedding are brought by whlta vagrants, said. Chief Williams, , v ‘ ----------- ----- - -• tk ____________ �* ----- >—“ — ------ ----- — • • « MONDAY. JULY 28, 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, -FLORIDA The Sanford Herald , II,k,4 la 1*01 rablUkt* *all>. «*rt*l *a . >al t u il D *1 It \va» hoped that plans for tho m con itn Germany could gn: forward harmoniously after eo-oprralioii'hail been (Infinitely ruled out. . Milt France's insi.itance on heavy reparations i ri,i«>r4 >• •»*»•* *‘.** ■ TALLAHASSEE, July 28 <8 b*c islt- .Special Scholanhlp. foi ver.ltl.. Florida colleges and are to lie paid in rath and thui do not ronflict with tuition and *ub*l«tenre available to war vetrrant under the G. I. Kill of Kl*hu, arrordin* to Attorney General J. Tom Wat.on. In teply to an Inquiry from School Superintendent Colin Engll.h, the attorney general declar­ ed- that tha Lewi. Schuler,hip*, a . well a* tha houie and »enatorial Khotar.hip., are to be paid In ca.h to the holaer of one o f them when he ha. compiled with the law by M tl./actory attendance and work. Thui, he pointed out. out, they cannot be consldan Oi-I.krr 31, ima, *1 (*« *'«■! II UMl.rJ, M ail*., aa.tr Ik 14 IVaa.rr** af 'lafffc •- I****^ overcome. Paul Gliali* writing from Paris, eavs, “ There j.i a level wljereby Germany con play its role in Europe's reconstruction without threatening the security o f her m u*< iiii - i " ' *v neighbors. The big headache o f the Paris conferees from J'aiaklr la «4>>ar* now on will he to figure this level.” Carltrr.'Wrek '- . The new - American. jKillcy in Germany provides for, a healthy ectinomy. for Germany, leading to her independ­ ence o f outside aief. - Reparations take second place in, American plans, hut seem "vital and important to.Frarfco, It ia up to the United States and Great Ilritain to convince rnlerlalhMirhl* l«t France o f the need to merge her rtWn national.requirement* r a t a l mr | mh*I•* M ill •I rriNlar ml»»*llt with the good o f Europe as a whole. While France may wish that the production o f the Ruhr valley could la* Ikl«n4 N f « o * r '» lit ,.. I » r . channelled in great part into the French economy,* and In the pnlltrMsI llrU «■ i|ju* completely revivify that nation, she must la* willing ■»» wkl.l*).*1! 1 lal rtllr* In tke *c! to share with the rest, for the good o f the whole o f Europe. ■rlwrli-kl fc.iUinailrr* It's a matter o f Ihe long look forward. Peace and re construction o f Europe as u whole mean |*eace and re­ 4.1, > 1 Ik V . Tk» ItrralS I* a I I, taUllfS construction for every part. If one part were to go much A.,url«lr4 I'ftM "k lar •veekU•iflMftit.il la Ik* ■' faster than another, the situation would lie out •>( balance rallra el all *k* again, with ensuing (rouble. That is what all nations In IkU a»a*aa**w. I AI* art** 4l«»«lrk,t. Intelligent Offspring A WITNISS at tha pasapod fraud trial of Gethardt EUlar to WwhIn gton , Joaeph Z. K o rn fc d a r (above), 60, Detroit salaamsn. k»ld Ihat F.ulcr dictated tha coeapodlion of Uie national commlttaa of tha Americani Communut Parly. Tha former Ohio Communist, Party leader told th# court that Euler Uneatened with "s«rioua%con*artucncca** Uioaa whooppoaed hU __ _ ' —' ' T' ihopped applet !*•* mayV Iw iiio i'ir a n ■|'l>l«a added U a standard waffle latter FdiSE FDR TODAY A private foundation, directed hy Guy Irving Burch, for variety fa flavor and triture. reasu res h ave GREAT t TKEASUBE8 nAV t. lias found that American intelligence neemx to lie getting Add in th . proportion if two roM F FROM UNEXPECTED lower at the rate o f five iHrints every liulf century. Grave cup. of apple, to ea.h two cup. in fers TOUR COMMUNITY economic und-political problems! cun come as the result of HAS POSSIBH -m ES BEYOND this trend. Durch aaya. . of Florid* are expected to gather [dav noon. Thr aftsnciatlnn’i I. Wednesday for thr 1Ith annual dlrrcturs will meet WadtiFlotilla Dairy Firld Day. and Con- „t ||-o'clock. Scholarships Are To Dairymen To Hold Meet In Gainesville Be Paid In Cash To Avoid GI Bill Conflict ‘ GAINESVILLE. Fla.. Ju';/v Ruhr Dispute Finely a airway „ th*y ,»ould U if the ai>«ci«l |*chn)arihi(i* were paid Uy the j state l a t h e collage or unlver* l.u y a . feVa, tuition or aubtiatence. Vetarana can receive from fedrra| aourcvl up to 1600 |>«r year , „ r fer§i Kbok, and other ex­ , Hnae 0f att«nding a college, in addition to icceiving a monthly |.uhslatence. The attorney general i .i.kkJ >1_t ... 1..... _ . . •. - . , 8 ^ 0 0 4 i o t j i u , Uj t • ^ !U,.Co1' T “/ :'* * Indian, a . a r*U»h . c r v a T ’M ” rlcultur# and Florida Dairy Indui-, v, n|ion, when the first colonii hat try Aisoclstion, the program will |amj,u on Plymouth Rc*j i h e '•get undrt way Wednetday *ftcr-| Friendly Indian* snowed the m noon and continut through Thurt-' settlers how to tlnd and uta li fouth Activities Week Bogins Aug. 3 OF SANFORD AND ALL CENTRAL FLORIDA August -l to a will >« ynu'h rtivitie* wreli in thr First MothU»i Church. All young people i Sanford Iwtween the »gr» »f I and 21 arc invited to purtiri- W e wish to express our deepeti appreciation to you fo r Ihe extremely hearty response to the “ l.ockgr Plant Vlsllatlon” program put on by us lost Friday night. The crowds attending prevented us from giving you personal allenllon. Bui we hope you enjoved it and ask that you come often and feel as we do that this is your locker plant. te In all acftvilic* <>f th.>• program will Include plan* r warship, dlscuixlon*. work. i|Vic« and fellinv.hip, Tha Youth lUtavan which will ad th# activities nf the week U1 artive to serve the local iprchea ami community The caran con.i.t* of four oldtst |>vo• who havo had *|ierial traing In 'working with youth and a program of the rhurt-h for uitlk A counselor will also lie ItWaha caravan, who ha. had t e j y training in guidance ami alatanca for pairnla and worker. VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME CENTRAL FLA. QUICK AND STORAliE COMPANY, INC. SAN FORD, FLORIDA 401 W . 13th STREET . - one-third home hy women who have gone no further than he conclude* that le**-fayoriU individuals Jmtve larger familiea than do those with greater ttdcinl, economic and ler late than nevet. ‘ intellectual advantages. ~ 1 IrniS ■WxilJcrrHnir*4nv-H»wW — .. According- to-t he reuMlta of-44ieiie4ttvr^tigntiiins, some method should he found to perauade' tho l*etler-4Miulp|H‘il Aptimitm, predict* » depletion Jn the 19501. Thcte »» nolhiui members o f society to have larger families. But after all, the over-all intelligence quotient o f the country is a vague, toiki almut the preient "boom. impersonal factor, ami the size o f our fatuities is deterniflUHl hy many very personal conditions. Also, tin- war may lS S v T S i\ 2 W check- But'bet p their own a m on g ne.t) linRrtt «l ' economic A district (rfficer in India win transferred to a. Iiitielv poat in Bihar where many of the trilies are fliiav'ca hy heredity, caate and tradition. Several dav< after hia»|trrival gency got) puweu I IP a college sa id th e o ffic e r education at goiemmenl espenicGi bcnehU lot o ud extraordinary new irtruiB. Well, s lid all. lh* under u Irae in the garden war ha* been over Jot two ye»i». befaute o f the libat. In a circle arotn "i»m .” now find* lh»t Hood old fatliiuiitd - Ameiicamtin it not to bad after all. Back in hi* fo il love Gcim any, where he i* f* c in | tiisl at a “ N*ii-oifrnder.” . he it laid to have said, "We in the United S utri qever did *uch un 32 million dol lat* worth o f ’properly in S*mtnote County, but over 44 p t«* n l o f lhi» amount it cither wholly or partly exempt from taxation, leaving the teil, ionic 18 mtliiou dollar* worth, to catty the burden of tuppuiling the county, gov­ _ _ a * Homeilead* J. ait kfftllia# •diinrnt. valued ratly 6 million dollar* and of count, exempt (tom opcrating taxes of debt lervic* levies. But (hat leaves ovtr 6 million dollni-' worth oi othet property exotet from both op­ erating sod drat service tixe* And the otyre property exempt from taistidt, the mote taxe* other propertifi^BOvt pay. It soumis- a* if Pteiideol Soc­ ks mo of Indonesia ha* iomtlhin| when he appeal* for Ameiicsn lid in hi* fi^B again*! "Dutch Imperisliim’’ on the ground* that America once fought for its own independence agsinit ’‘British Im ^erialitm." However, that was 170 yean ago and pieiuppotc* that no progrrtt ha* been msd* since then in settling political differ­ ence* by pcigafp] mean*. He ap­ peals to us to stand by thou drmoctatic ptinciple* for which xirc fought w valiantly through until atomic bombs blow world to bits) An wa navi ins to leant that fighting it not .the way to and wan arbitration/'-coactlialion and promis# a r t,''. _ _ . piano, dining table, writing desk. In fltd circle utood all th i chairs. Within reach o f hi iitallw spread out, none o f it missing. A* « crowning tnuch, the Have.* o f a low hanging branch beside him were pasted thick with his poitagc slamps! Later in the day the tribesman reappeared. "Well Sahib?’’ • He gut the job. — Contributed hy Mrs. Vivian Rose (Nagpur, India) JACKSONVILLE ~Jul y 28., (Spe­ DEL A M ). July 2B (SpecUD cial) Th* American D eftm , and Ten. Stetson University sludeAts World War II Victory Medal* will from Sanfurd -wgrv listed on the honor roll at Hlotmw-Uoiversity L*. IL. __ . irteo'endiug in recognition for quarter* of the 8evenlh Naval conllrtently-high scholarship. District. ----------- >-er--. They anrrTJllvId HT C itih .: Naval vbtaranx may raceiva freshman)'-Mri Ann 8. Hugh, their medal* by’ applying in ptrton' •ophonior*; L- M illard. Hup-.. »oat any Navy Recruiting Station. phnmnrt; J „ , WldUr McOailin, A suitable ttidbnc* of allgiblllty senior; Will K. McTeer, .ophomutt bt prertntld, such at a mure; William H. M.ro, fie.h man: ditehorg* refitkata, and a statement ‘of service or a statement by tha veteran’s former com­ manding officer indicating the medals to which the applicant Is entitled, or In U» case of officers, a certified copy of releaso order*. W J« c o u N m v TO* N £ l * B F 0 * S A liM fO H S A LL t o u T YOU , 9 u T J>£M CtTY NlKkHiOX* P £Y A40*' filM 'A lL Y TU H Q fT S ALL f o o T ""P0 W. V. Bitting Touchton Drag Co. Nature has provided th* hu­ man system with a marvelously Intricate and beautifully copHinated set *f organs, glands, 5J9®d ilream, bona and muscle. When Nature's simple laws ar» heeded, these work to­ gether for hsalth, strength and Intelligence. Undue strain, Insu/ftclsnt diet and rest, too strenuous exer- Mr, and Mr*. Joieph Mlkler of MU. Peggy Clark uf iralru. Ga. Slavia announced today the ohi. the gue.t of M l.. Charlene gagement o f their daughter. Sue, Caldwell. . to Jaroc* D. Colbert; .o n -o f MrL Kdtth I* Qolberl ami tha lata H. Frland. STmtilflin'iIu, L Colbert of thla rlty. . will regret to leain that he waa Mil* Mlkler attended Oviedo 1 taken to the Fcrnald Ijiughton High School and the SoJlhrrtij I Memorial Hoipital last aVcuunt School of Contmarca-ln Orlando. i {ntcauaa o f a aeriuu. illnca*. Mr. Colbert graduated ftflMI Seminole High School ami for Mra. James M. Iloyd and two five years he aerved ‘ willi the children, Betty Carroll and Jimmy, UnitA) State* Atmy at x.riou , have arreera rrom rt. Meyer, uih) po.ts throughout the United are the gue.t* of Mi*. Itoyd'a Stale* and In the European The­ parrnU. Mr. and Mr*. W. T. \Mui-later uf 0|M*rationa. Both MU* Mlk­ ler and Mr. Colbert are employedhy A. Duda and Bon* of Slavia. Mr. and Mr*. Jack Horner, M i., The welding will be an event of Krbrcra Steven* and Kdwin Stev­ thU auiumer and plans for th.* en. of St. Petersburg plan to leave rrremony * Ill In* announ-ed at on Tur.day tor a two week, vaca­ a later date. tion In Pennsylvania ami New York atate. . Iletwet'-n l ‘. ru and 1«»If* per rilplf.>ohiiimplTon uf rjjtiii fruit ami tonlstmv hu-rrn.ed from 44 pound*.to U7. NOTICE Mt-aiiwhlla. the housing piritne .t tin- Unfvcralty i. tar toighv, ) this fall than it has l<cen fcilH1‘ 1 !<«• itlflnv of (•. I. «(uilrnU. X ,Z T t will la- hull.I'll thi* foil It) *onrumpui diirmltnry unit*: anoiher l.iMk) ‘ can b e . accommiMlated by fintrrnity liotiae., with \|. .thus Air Base *dpim nn” and uILs.lupua ropnr* avAUahl* .fm •jie ra l Hiouianil more. Matrleil .tudenla with ihihlrril will al*<i liavr a li-ller cliunii* to go to M-hool tills fall with 17- faul­ ty unit, available in the tint-*- Fluvet Villuge*. adjoining the •onipii-, und eiPHinliug arrtiniiuntlalluns nt the Air, lla.e IrniU-i villngv* nnd apai tuienl. w hieh I hi, aumniei house IINI families. Allhongh the uff-rainpu* h Mia- . . i— — - . I their home In Canton, O. after Mrs. Jamea Rjdge was honored 1 .pending a few day* visiting Mr. on her birthday at the regular [and Mr*. W. D. Thornton ai l-HI Sunday night .upper held U*t eve-. I Park Avenue, nlng at the Seminole Country' Club. Song* were aung and danc­ Mr. and 6lr*. F'rank Meiscli have ing e.oioyed . throughout It,' .eve. UlKSIgO> lr«jMi Wilmington.- Ud.’ i * ~ s S W I N G and S Y M P H O N Y Y o (^’ 11 s Never j u p vitirjinfl-.-Q' Laughing! Q WALT DISNEY'S .Saturday and Sunday night rtcik dinner* wrre nerved with Juice, Frrnch fried potati lure anil tnmat * * * 'oil* Mr. and Mra. Karl Schuin and aoRN ON OCXOUR 31, 1946, while her pollo-.drirkcn mother wai con­ and coffee. daughter. Gall, of Tampa went thu fined In an "iron lung", Bherilyn Kay Deutchcr wo* n perfect baby. Mr. gue.ta over the Weekrhd uf Mr*, Top photo ahowa Mr*. Crutcher gctUng her fit.l c)mip*e of the baby, Among those and Ca.mandra Srhulti in the l.sngley which wa* her third. In a San Antonio, T en, It"* pi lid. Today, txKh nnd Mr*. A. J. Willi an Mra. Apartment#. Mra. Srhultx returned mother and Sherllyn Kay have progreaaed atrudily Mi*. Crutcher ha. Mrs. K B. Smith, Mr Earl with them yeatVrday to .prnd u regained uac nf her b<sly down to the. J W 'i g «v M Smith. >tr. and IMill r'limplrtn), nffiiinl. ,alil tin* v ■eventual TfiftTIiT?Te recovery, Meanwhlla'Wie ............................. rfiftqiTJTe reaivrfy ... .... ........... . .. ill her household •An-- slmn -tlnue In Tampa.— ~ ~ ------ -eventual TRrFrVT* a n. r w M l« * r ,J,IW'"b^ * m-' ™ Imp# tu find iriddrnir arrummn.1 r.u P aerala-aw Mr. ’ chore* (bottom). Including tho bathing of Bht-ul)n. (fnirmaltonal) drew Carraway, and Mr.*. IV, ilatinli* fur all F'lorida women who Mr*.C. F‘. Proctor rrturnrd on G. Firming, Mr. and Mra. G e o r g j seek ndmi-ftiun thi. fall. Thurston. Dr. and Mra. T. F. Mr- Friday form Mayo Urutlirr. I'liidr ' With more than $7,tHm.WK) n.dUf in Rorhr.teF, it inn. Slu- wa* aeuf nppiuvrd run*tuntiun . nnnn ting and dpugbtrr, Gall. Me. nnd rumpanlrd to Hanford hy Mi*. It. 111■11 tS.INMt.lKNI n f wlll.ll i* 'll I 'l l ­ M. Burn* and Mr*. K. J. I'na-tor . puam-nt cun .trurtiun - - uudri u .-iv. who have been Vl.iling frirnl* .m l Ucv. Dougin. E. Charles, assist­ tiona nnd Value*." He luld uf By CYNTHIA LOWRY relative*. ant pastor o f the First Presbyter­ George -Wndiingtoa Carver mid AP Nxwfeaturr* Writer ian Church, wa* the main speaker Id* wuik and -puke of tili own UNION CITY, N. J. There at the all day meeting und picnic work in thrulughtd »emln»»h-» >n’A any Alp*, hut there's. a held by the W.S.C.8. of the F'irst aiming (Hiim-e, iirgiur. and i iher uf temporary building* will eii.ihle ll^TpItca of Swltxrrlaml right Methialist Cliurrh un F’tidny. Ihe University to eiltull M -ei.il ro»* th* Hudson River, In the Aluiut 40 people weie present f «r times a . many ntudciitx A* it reig shadow o f New York City’* 4lie meeting whlrll Was held al the When iitdinnry wnshiug, wip­ gi-tmVd during pre-war yt-nt*. home o f Mrs. It. W. Herron un the ing or { ( i ’ll Miiutiiig wtm't remnvr (‘uli.lturtion oil slieli |h-i mmiellt Almost a century ago, a group Country Club lt«*d. greasy -Inins thui i m i building* a . the new gymnasium, homesick Swl.s moved from mhattan, built their horn* and The sweet potato, a rich source Iry the nnumidin tti-ntmeaL I'ul up their hand-operated etu- nf vitamin A, also provides worth Mr. and Mr*. Guy I). Wood. Jr. nerved on thr wide poi«1i a shalluu to»| of household amildary machine# on the flrat whila quantities o f vitamin C and and sons, Darry and Wayn-. left their house. tod,v for Bt. Louis, Mo. where they inula llela-kah laalge No. :!2 of it It-wasn't until I’ eilrl llarplan to vlall for {damt two weeks Sanfprd installed officers o f the that tha American deuanitwith Mra. Wood’s sister oral hr«*4h- Orlando Lndgr No; l ‘J -irrth ?-F*m* ht.ura.-s.i 4ilutsdghl. The -fums-s those original folnhittn tetnal Hull in Orlando last Thurs­ given o ff luu-iti the gti-asy stain*. itton embroidery on pure t day night. Mr*. Flora LcWli n Ith thfj| latter burned oq| former memU-r o f the , Satifor I irmlral*,1 leaving only the vAl lodge was admitted to the Orlando Lodge hy transfer. Tlie-e fimii Banfuid attrmling were Mis. .My­ ers. Mrs. William Jamr-nn, Mrs. W. It. Beecher, Mr*. I*.- F'. I.und,, _ . (iui»t, Mrs. Ilrodie Willimm. Mrs. Mrs. F'red Myers, dislrlrt dep- Alvce Ashdown, Mra. J. F‘. Mr-' uty president o f dlstrirl No. 10, ( ‘lelland, Mra. 11. It. % Burnett and and hrr installing staff of Sent- Mr*. Charles Cole. •oved that ttmy had* W n doWE D O S O M E T H I N G j j percent nf the nation'* era- urk In improving equipment and aourcaa for youth work in the lurch** in Sanford and (level­ ling Chr atlan uctivltle* in town, illowing a fellowship supper at 00 P. M. each evening thcra 11 be cla** period., forum*. Vrori p « * nd recre.tion. A .pecial * « * .ur » . ..a .....# 1*0 * planned for .the evening During tha. war year*, their tbellevably intricate emWoldery achine* turned nut mile* and 4les o f gaudv shoulder patches, ttvron* ami stripe* for thr nttr and.Navv. • I'oday the industry hia recon­ verted th peace and to equal Mileage In embroidered hand* kerchiefs, dress and household Material* which need an expert trijlto detect from htndwnrk. [Bol In spite nf their new-found iaca in thr industrlnl tun. tha ■ihroldrrv men of northern Hudh County continue ' to’ rhmhln* bdem method* nf max* produebn with a typically Flitropran k ft approach to their hu*ine»a. bst »hopi remain family enterrises, 'with mnjhcr, father, tha and tha in-lawa all working bund-tha mansions-machines— klch for th* mn«6 part arc Still fe jjlln g on , the flrat floor o f s ir dwellings.IEdelweiss I* ‘ a familiar and it aymbol and so Is th* Navy Medals To Be Sanfordites Are On Distributed Aug* 1 Stetson Honor Roll _______$ . f* The Right Life For You (•AlNKSVJLLK. July 28. ( 8 vrrial) Sludynl application* f,,r «Jii)i..lon to t|i* University o f FI.iiIda lit S aptriuW ara -till twin* accuiitrd Univeisltv offi. ml* announced today, with the dr mil In.- for •aireptanrc *rl foi Ana. Ill hy the K ritlilr.r'* uflli-.. W.unVn rtudent* are ,i*.lng' avrtptad n n th » samr ha*l« \* i^if, with the proviso that women niusl mmuiw off-M-airpu. housing InovCt) and listed by tin- U iilvn»lty Imurlng tiffim. ( ‘oiuplriioo o f additional Inhi*. In* und rlu.*r<K>m fucUlllea, dad) nnlt.il uf in*)* equipment. and .dditlnug to ,thp Instruct iomd itnff* of all eolli-K**. offirlal* said, m ale, it |Hit*lld«* to gueianlfi.11 <11in 11fii d Flotilla students rallnient ai Uir University o f Flo­ rida for the IW47-18 Fall tprbi. Ri*i.ttaUon for the fall '••* •Ion ia sclteduh-d fur Soft. (5-»‘l>, -ftilficla**** .luted to meet Sept., Sue Mlkler To Wed James D. Colbert irt, it ]irorr*Mlng on schedule. Included in -thf temporary facilitle's due for Mmtu.illat* rdmptrlliion art* dormitories, ilki*■uotna. an auxiliniv r u ftin it and I'l.iiiiU Union unit, labor enginr*! intc shop*, 4 tn«*i*lurii« al t-nxiii'•'! im: diafliinr liuiidiiiK'. librurv nhnrXi faculty office.. and roalnlonann* buildmgs. . Overall iiljuninv fur lit • fall lerm mil* f«i inrlitiiun «>f -i Him bvi of now n Mir****, - additionalfiyulty u4i|M>inlmopla to tiuju* tiLlo llio inral.d'inir of"1ai|-. feetltr# section* milt fturffjt-t t'la^jr*, und prfxnurnlVlil iif tubl-j 41100.-11 rla>*n>vtn and IntjUlU-ii equipment in pioptuilnn to the •mvllntant 1*» )*m Wm Pf,*J* 81 *1*„ l*4« t.urt ■iair- U0 be)(aw*|.IMlH|iM«. Rev. Charles Speaks At W, S. <\ S. Meeting netting them leathering A n d Personal Adivities Dinner. On Weekend PAUL THREE Aug-. 15 Is Deadline Far Applications To Fall Tertoi At U of F A ctrri 11c»«n t Tie* a f i r rnoon from h f ^ f f r a m f r w w ^ n Y ^ n n K “ ■ 00 P. M. until 4:00 will inclmle Mr. ami Mra. Roby laiing. On the fourth grade- The investigator i^dmita that them in no AI.oA.c- N. C.e-W#» • toll* in awardipi • 2 3-ycar-old « » ' ' exgct method o f nieaauring intelligence, owing to difference.* s— »^-a^aa _,uKn Won 4 Cidlll^f ,* in opportunity and environment, hut sneaking generally, thui octal Calender •Th* Truth*eeker. Cla*. 'of. the l i t ! Method).! Church w>ll hold YOUR -“ i' *v thing cuiiie oul yr lVaaO*J»aw" i * •-■2 .U » i*u#,figurea-taken tv li*4‘J.»how that women liave had one and one-hulf children with Tour and John 1:40. . cr Ilung .bout a drpicniun. it w l su e ihr Communal* then oppoilunity cial WHDNKSIIAY . *hiP . ‘’F hl» , r*VnK *n I*»*‘ *ve- examination, thi •ho« ' d . I K * ‘ .i"l* i n (/D — Dairymen frum all sectl THE SAN KURD HUKALU. SAN i'OKD, FLORIDA ON DAY, JULY 28, 134 -ound o f the Swiss flag. On hollys, th* roungstera and oldsters ess up ln^ native roatume. Beer th* popular drink. The .thro* nguagea of Bwlltrrland are spdn with the same Gurney aa i)gli»h. ' \ Big the Inanimate hem of tha diWry saga Is tha Irapoftad hlfGt-type machine. The word ilolt and niahna' 'littla it," which Is what tha tmporit shuttla of tha maehlna ranblsa. It was the use of tha ittla that changed maehlna amddtry from a crude facsimile hand-work Into n Gnlshed, ooth pattern. a •varxlmnttfy tha -whal* toga acklffll machine* art a rUs of connected »eatag palWs tipped on their aUe*. Ilk tka needle connected hy a ••ter marhlne, Thna It la >aa- A new booklet, based on a study just com pleted, reveals the efficiency, cleanliness and surprisingly low cost df-oil honSe heating. It describes methods found most practicable for Florida— shows advanced, im proved, postwar equipment. Right now is the time to get set for even, dependable warmth next winter. See your dealer, call at our office or matt the coupon todayl- ' ' TERESA WRIGHT In ABOUT "PURSUED K EEP I N G P R I C ES D O W N Sonic people' still hive the Ullage iile* llul small l»idgcts tlon't entitle T h e W a y T e n L ik e T o L o o k ! them to good ijinlily' N'onicmc! 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Women's nnd Childrens Swim Suits. Al Prieee You Can't Afford To .Miss. Our Reduced Friers Save You Dollars I V �THE 3AN FU K U H E R A L D . 3AN FO K D , M.UI4IUA MONDAY. JULY MONDAY, JULY 28, 1M7 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAC E FOUR Wi t h Stomach Ulcer PaiatT * ntt i m in i.i > 1‘ n f X T I Tlw (.tllKMU t»*4»% %Hr.glll Cll<4ftt|<iotl n u t nM*<l u ■* it VMUt lnwi’ , m |»i *‘ Hoag-RackfrUp 15th AMATEUR ACE In University City; Victory Of Season Locals Play Azaleas - The Gainesville G-Men tripped Tomorrow - Ni p l i t the Falatka Ataleas twice yester­ ARTHUR HECKWITH, JR. Herald Hporta Editor Baseball highlights of the weekand In baseball for the Benford Celery Fedi found- the lo­ cal nine headed by their aklroer thus tm thla year, when P»e«•dent George Stine o f the Banford Baseball Association, named John • Krider as a non-playlng manager. Secondbaieman Don Murray will remain with the club and hold down hie berth at tha keystone sack, Krider stated. • Over the weekend .the F*d» dropped a 10 to 2 tilt to the Gainesville G-Men as Big George Full* set the Feda down to chalk up another Florida State League triumph. Saturday night tha DeLand Red Hats came to tha local ball or­ chard and dropped a hard fought 2 to 1 tilt aa'BUI Stanton scat-, fared effectively 10 University City aggregation .hits. Van Kingim on went the route for the visitor*. Saturday night's hill * a « slated to preaent two contests, but a gain, that came *•*!» *»• « * _ « r temoon prevented the playing of the twin attraction. . Yesterday the Feda tangled with th* Red Hats In Conrad Park In DeLand and copped a hurier's du­ el between Hal Stawart o f the Hat* end Carl Kettle* hnd John* ny Tomat o f ih#^ Celery men. . Yesterday Ted Madjeskl, 1910 manager o f the pennant winning Orlando Senators, mad# hla debut aa sating, skipper Hats. Madjeskl is acting manager ___ _ _______ _______ I tutduring Manager Stalnecka's pension that was handed him by President Bid llerlong of th* Florida State league for Stainacka's actions In Palatka In a recent cbnteat. aANFOIlD Falslk* L**tburg Payton* ll*a< S I T i n U t . I.KAIH’ B Prosklyn Hi Lnul* Cincinnati HI I® C hlrtan •« 4» J» ■atl4eftsit. 4b g||e*rman. It gerU, e Keltlss, p al^ssls Tumst. p I 's r s t . SladJwkL « s a n . lb B lsw srt. p lb U. S. RcRiuncB Soil Sympathy MessaKes Conservation Vrojeot Pour Into White House For President I . • *. » I * • • I • S4.9-1* . ■ ! # • § • S i l t * lerrict Chicago I t-v t'e v i <■ •1011 |'s m :i:i> * T o Parris rs, Nr* T.f Ik (H s t P. P roeton To R usmII tF s s BlmpU» Klllotl, W . It. siax Msrjorl. T o tVm. K. Btoul »(UX Lillis llrtlL J. Her slux U llll B W m . A. Bmllh slu * Oslla. 11,111, J. H nj s tu i Lillis II tVm A. *mUh rim IWts. Ntehnls.*M. U slux P sullns (C T o Wm. A fm llh ri«« Dslla Krtdsr. John H. stu s Hsrs Nsll O. row*H Ksspse. J. •«. »ln * Itllitfs T o Taut D. Nsrrlrk riux t Cma T o u t. It l I ST l » a— bstted for Kettles In Ith. ten ,* h* Innlngst * BANFOID 1#» *t* <>••—» D .Land 0«e it s oea— i Error: K sttlst. Aurts bslisd Int Lak*. U eVsaus, rinlsk. Tw o-bass b ill PlivsrmAti. gtslsa bsssi Mo­ Ms run *srrlllrsst Lswia flaurtlstd D ouble plsy, W s4 4 .ll Is CIMsk. Left •rtD* *• Kaspsr. J. O. ria* MlldrsOn aanfor 4 1, P ,U n < 1. • Jlr*»« nn bstlsi Off K sllb s I. o ff T o William W odd. rtr.AI. RSTATS3 MOItTCI At r i t s . n S. glruek ant by Kstliss S. PoorsIL Nsll O. T o First by T*mst t. by ntssrart 4. Ititsi . o ff K .ttlss % lo < Innln#^ o f f To- - tral M A I # Atsp. . Touehtoni W . O. *tu« I .m a t t In a. W inning ptteh.r: Toms*. Lt'mplrss. N .'bsck s4 Moblsy. Tims |U,»«n T o Itanfsrd AttanUe (Unk. . '* •o f asm*, |,S4. . OHATTKL NORTUAJUCS M u... ClJ4* C . -------‘ a iiiu t m b n t m NEW TORK. July 38, (AV— At­ . Alksb. B. F. T lantic Coast Line Railroad report­ lUnk. Florida Ptsls It e d - for alx mdntha ended June 80 | ( lin g ., .i n s Clsn. n it Income of $0,035JI37, or 96.11 BATtaFAC riO X O • common ‘share, compared With a ! M. 1 loss o f $814,940 In th* aame 1940 I OtUX A ll-. for perfection In play, so long as the competing teams were o f tha aame general strength and the players maintained a reasonably high level o f e ffo r t Of course, during the war the fans didn't go out to th* ball park expecting to tee really great play. Ing. Now it appear! that this Influenee has continued, aided, of course, by lota o f loos* money. Jack Doyle, veteran scout fir the Chicago Cuba, verifies this fa c t Commenting on T e x a s League attenda'?* record*, he observft; "Present day Texas League players couldn't carry-w ater for the men who made up th* teams 16 years ago and earlier.' But It ia tha aame all over. The to-called Trial* A leagues of today have teams which would have been solid rlea* A team* o f w few vetr* ego. Th# big league* are *1111 short. handed. It used to fake year* of minor league experience for even the exceptional player* to reaeh TK"e—fn4|oH.' NOW V Bf gets hla chance In one or two year*." Only a few baaeball spectator* fully appreciate technical proflcl* enev. That'* what make* a myth of the theory that crowds gp for claaa. Mistakes breed aetlon and excitement and that plus earnest­ ness whips up th* dish the ticket buyers love. Too often teams that Jack McCammonSigris To Pitch “For Feds Checks Par Figures And Says It Pays O ff Jerk McCammon, lighthanded predicted that tha league would Improve in 1947. But the better playera o f 1946 w*nl to faster company and relatively fear good veterans cams down. There vaa no big crop o f brilliant youngster* coming up with the experience needed In class B .and class A leagues. The shortage o f player* dates from tha depression ami the star veara. From 1931 to 1943 fewer youngatara played baseball seri­ ously. . , O f course, thla is a temporary gap because the postwar baseball boom got Into high gear last year and la continuing. There are plen­ ty o f youth playing the game to­ day. But the preaent Inexperience doesn't keep the fan l away. Every league la having a banner year. ►Tha raalors may even surpaaa last vaar'a banner totals. Attendance for the first half In Texaa' leagues approached 2,000,000. In most of these leagues pitching waa Just something that was customary and not for e ffe c t Batters hitting .400 were a dime a doxen runs war* scored like drous o f water In a rainstorm. It was % bad night when the clubs didn't get tight to out to see the games anyway. Baseball greats are whirling ten home ran*. The fane want around In their graves. P u b lic 1 f L in k s „ C h a illD P MINNEAPOLIS, July 29, (/ft— Wilfred Croaaley of Atlanta, Ge.. tha new National Public Links Golf Champion, la a careful check­ er o f those signs on the teas that Hat par figure* for the hole, and It appeared today that such re­ spect pays off. Croaaley combined par golf with an occasional blrdit to balance hla few over-par hole* and hi* own strategy o f getting a quick lead to defeat .Avery Beck, Raleigh, N. C., Saturday In a 31-hole final match. He was forced to a two-over-par 74 on tha first 18 holes of the match, going to lunch with a oneup lead. That could be ascribed to hla difficulty on tha seventh, when his drive landed In a divot hole. He turned on the power ami his second ahot landed 60 feel over the green and he needed two chip shots, and two putts to hole out. He wda two over par on »he flrat nine but finished the second nine In par 30 for hi* 74. O q jh e afternon round he matched par 30 for the opening nine and won three holes to igo • HISS more u ••w>ww s - - . tbire - - up.W ~T 1ta waa one under par err the final tour hole* •of the match, 'having a birdie three on the 30th and par for the other*. In all. he had par figure* foe 25 holt*, was over on three more and had blydlea on th* remaining CHICAGO, July 28, GP)— Th# three. Chfcago Cardinals o f the National Football League today announced signing o f Boris (Babe) Dimanchaff. former Purdue University halfback, who was obtained from the Boston Yanks In a trade for canter ■'BIN—Godwin,— ex-Georgia performer. Acaulaltion o f Dimancheff fur­ ther bolster* a Cardinal backfleld which alto Includes Charley Trlpol, Georgia' all-America, and full­ back Pat Harder, former Wiscon­ sin star, who l*d th* Wcstent^Con.; ferenct in scoring tn 1941. hurler from l^efburg, has been signed by ’ the Sanford Celery Feds. It was announced by John Krider. Fed skipper. McCammon, recently discharged from the Army, has bean pUving for the Ft. Knox, Ky. nine aul^ias an Impressive record, according to reports. YESTERDAY'S STABS Pitching, Dick Fowler, Ath­ letics, held th* Tlgtra to fdur hit* In shutting them out 6-0 to give the A’s a split J n their doullle header. It'wasqMjt thinl shutout o f the srasoq, ’ J ■ ^B attin g, I^u Boudreau, I ml lent, drove in both Indian*' runs with a two-out slngls-tn the *>xth Innlng .aa Cleveland nipped Wash­ ington 2-1. ported on* unlveralty averaged $3,760 more I First Fsftsral 9 A ‘ L I David M. Ksrls . l . * I ■ CttlSsns Stnk of Ovl' NICK’S OWN ICE CREAM Wo make our own Ice Cream, All flavor* Taaly — Delicious — Healthful .1. Patittr. lim it ftjaarioaa T m .i 8 coa miring .Machln*. . Tn acidity LEGAL NOTICR » lias we i Taroato. On- Too I^le To CUaalfjr LOBTt CAN NING'S 2r pitta yemt tWl-Ml 4mU*swa* In | . ' itl I W i m <Mk ml a id* ssa< <es yaac FOR KENT 4 U X O R D -l’l-AY-i:U&_f«»_i»ia.-Uy. . day or wvidc Thu Music liov, UU I ' W. 1st St. Phone 953. Varlgate.1 DOMI U4*—. lasts ‘ 1 '■ ■ cooknlg.foel in over 11 ' ' \ t V '- ; » J ' , • C O O K IN G • REFRIGERATION BetUr for • • HOME HEATING • IlKKKItKSPVM AtiRUtt l. ISIS ••s»l.l>* l«* filtM AlN # K S SUM * ) |. 1,1 i : »« NiH>n I’O tl.IN O Manfoot, i.-iln iv AgeM 's l.o n * « ." l Tv«n Deluxe 7 anil Deluxe At eleven o ’clock on Friday morning, August 1..1U47 the Hoard o f Public Inatniction will receive sealed bid* on enlarging the Oviedo School GymuaMum. The Hoard reserve* the right to reject .any or all Passenger Car and True! All Sizes lluli For' M'ecificutiona ealhtn Mr. Elton J. Mot yhlou, Architect, in the Sanford Atlantic National Hunk building. Sanford, Floridk. . A n you troubl'd by dUtrrM o f f«.txul* function*! muntiiijr dUtuto* •ocm l Dot# UiU nuk* you tuflrr Iran pfttn, fttl bo ngrivai, te «k , bl|b>«truuc—«t «uch turn.? T h to .o torn*I la * rvcvnt fnrtll. «l In t this pro«*d rvaisrkabir bcltilul to «u m •o truublad UtU w »j. A u j drufitur* iv n u r d iu k u iu ’ c « « w u , SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP Wheeler of Sanford CANVAS AWNINGS CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS VENETIAN BLINDS ' Aluminum, Steel, Wood I 10 DAY DELIVERY r e p a ir : PHO N E 37 Y O U H A V E T O M A K E CALLS. T O G ET R E S U L T S ^ tfC V U T E VENTILATION, TOOl IF YOU like to live un the edse 8 HELP W A N T E D o f the City we have a uice five — --------------------------------------- LESS TRAVEL TIME ' 'V /. WA F lorida A irw ays* fast fligh t x-licduHrs is y o u r m od ern BlCans o f b u ild in g b i g g e r .n o d b e tte r sa les r e c o r d s . Y ou JI (.iml i f * .{* 0 0 1) B U S IN E S S T O I 'l . A f i : n i l 'l l IIHDEIt . LOW I'KIC’ E. SEMINOLE Telrphonp 1325 NOW AT O l'R N FW i l l It K D E LIVE R Y . VENETIAN B U N D CO Municipal Airport MOW AH GOtJA FIND IHAM AH' TALK MAH* ELF OUT UF TH* iAWGHO u SC FCR \ KISSIN' IR E N E / 1 S O ZA R K STOLE HOME FOR THE BOOS WIN BY A FOOTBALL k SCOOL/ HEY. OZARK THE EXYRATf f POINT/ . . . O L J. P WANTS D tE Y tl. T bring Dinah be right UP TO HIS UP. IRENE , OFFICE T MEET THANKS. ~ IRENE/ SPIKE . THATLL I CAN ) SOLVE M ill HARDLY ROMANTICAL # W A IT , PROBLCMS/ 1 M R . MORAN you •TO GREET OZARKS ex plam c, P lan o T u n in g a nd R ep a irin g . I „ L Hill. Me*, n il tv. W A I T E D T O R F.N T • HIGtNH v Show cards and poaUrs O— SI GN HKMVICK • o . D. Undress. Phots# 1021 BADIATOILS cleaned aud repair en rabinrt ilesigned end tustom rd. 'Johtn Mediator Shop, lot built now by C. J. Gantt Wood- , Sauford Ave. .Ph. 356-VV. llunt'a T uirdo Fred Hlnr# Csmpbcll'a Feed Mlor* Henry Busaell'a Heed Mlore Hlanley-ltoger* Hd«e. and other good stores MICKEY MOIJSK . > By Walt Disney S iu c v SONQGt I COULD \NBlTD BULL-A-aClPPLB F lP -A -C 3 «'P P L B , r3\ B E T T eR -oN es <3R\DDl *. M V 6E L F ! Wheal Balancing C .«* C . W e ls h r w w J Circumstiintial Evidence HIE LONK RANGKR m SEEL 1 ' W liy Frun Striker W,H0et€R THOSE TWO AKE they w il e d Sh e r m a n / ) 7 Pot*, Livestock. Suppi tea - « GREEN’S FUEL GAB SERVICE fa your modern aniwer for economy* efficiency, rleenHneee and dependabUlty. It will eerre YOU better, too. l>ATi: OF (*hiilu.t< I t u V .i K(< KIIr U'U iu I i k «UI I’* UmMjWl • hu I>n n Unit n .lh ln th , m m REAL EKTATR » Painting, plastering and INSUBANt H carpenter work. 102b V MOBTGAGH LOANS AND RAYMOND M. BALL, Begllor AUTO BA DIOS, Motorola. Bales L A N D . C L K A N f N G 2 NEW CATE IfRegistered Broker and ' and HervireJ* The Music Box, ‘ LAAINAGK. PILLAR DKJ8P.L IIULI.IIO/Insurance A gent till W. 1st Ht. Phone 953. EHH WITH l - A l .M l i - T T V Rm. 4 Florida Slate Bank HMg. TW O 3/4 YD. Two radio cabineia, with phuno| IIA K EH NEW, two story, three bedroom U BAGLINKH. EQU1PMF.NI motor* in them.' S5.00 each Bau­ home. Two car garage. On NOW IN. THIS VICIM 1Y er Appliances, 108 B. P ark,Ave. corner lot 110 x 140 in Mayfair, NIMNICIIT CONSTRUCTION sell unfurnished or furnished. THREE y o" pedestal fans. Excel­ CO., ORLANDO, FLA. PHONE lent condition. He* Sanford JClaetric. Co. 110 M .u ooU g ^ lW lj?^ ’ ITous* on large (pi. I RENT A CAR ory and 7th*St. 7(V YOU DR1VR IT HEWING MACHINES $2,900. Apply tq^J. PHONE 200 HALES A SERVICE 910 Cypres*-Ave. BVICKLAND-MOItUIBON BERTH SEWING MACHINE U DBIVB.IT, INC, ■BOP n 'exrepliopafly dcsipaUa' two115 8. FRENCH. I*H. 1110 story nousa, * 3 bedroom* and SEE US FOR bath .upstairs, and 1 bedroom COAL circulating beatar. Reason MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING and bath downstair*.. I.srge liv­ . able. Ph. 1105-J. ANU TYPING ing room, with enclosed sun CREDIT BUREAU OF Jx>rch;-library, dining room and 6 ARTICLES WANTED Ititchan. Unusually well planned as to cupboard apace. Hat two- Highest cash price paid for used car garage Incorporating work furniture. Ted Davis Furniture EXPERT RADIO MF.PAlRINi - Fred Myers. 811 E. 2nd 8L room and laundry. Hat 1)0 ft. Co. 311 E. 1st. Ph. 958. frontage on paved streeL Lot la ATTENTION MOTHERS pltntlfully fruited, and lands­ I'LL BUY your car regardless of -D IA P E R SERVICE— age or condition. Roy Reel, 300 caped. Possession September IsL laby Velvet fumUh#a h«>»p — W rZ n d S t.--------------------------:----Irsn.steril* diapers and deod modern eooking fuels ere -avellehle • they chose gxx! There muit be a reason - there ia! ' NOTICE d Everybody’s Hardware Store _ uglE A L ROTATE FOR SAI.K million d ty hornet Remember, these consumers live in dlles where practicnlly ALL type* of : / f . -' ' W ORK W ANTED FARM FOR HUNT—20 acres »ub USED Electric refrigerator. Cut 9 o^prigated truck fa in t. I ? site s be seen at Sanfotd Electric Co. \l LKT painting — cipitract or Tan wells, a 7 rnqni dwelling hourly basis. S. (j. Grogan, 3 tenant bouses 2 Drg* barns. re# ritimateg. I'tume 7H I J. Dwelling lor rent only ^ith fo* all occasions I. 0 0 It BANDING A finishing, farm. On Cameron Avenue, MrNEII.L 4k YOST FLORISTS Tups” In iiu iilily cleaning it uusing. Our pouer East slda Sanfotd, Fla., phone __ Sipes Ave. Just o ff Celsry unit enables us to work slu i* 192-K. P. O. Box 881, K. 11. Offlca ph. 403 rasldanr* ph. 610-11 there I* no electric con n v tlot Stowe. available. 21 yrais esperiencs. II. M. Gleason, Lake Mary. Fla. CONVALESCENT HOME r.ow 112 Sunford A v*. Phon* 1218 open nt Chuluota, 18 miles S. E. ROOFIN G-ROOF Painting, all | o f Sanford and 18 mile* N. K. cleaning ft repairing. COMPLETE, EXPERT kinds. Smith Bro. Phone 1188, of Orlando. Large scrcciL ^nd S E R V IL E “ CONCRUTR -HEWEirPIPF £oen porches to sit sml enjoy • aa 4 Htpr. SE IT IC TANKS, Grease Ti The cool hrreic* o ff l.ake C.ilhlllocks. Aluminum Windows and 12 SPECIAL Yk**VICES erino. Large grounds and \uuk* Screens. White cement, Paint, FOH KENT— Floor samirr. Easy safe from auto tra ffic., long* Perma-tile, Hurricane brac.w, operation. Iteasouable lutcv, San­ lobby and rooms. Rrick construe, Miracle Concrete Company, 30V . ford Paint, ft Glass Co.. Phone lion. Can acrcimodat*^ 25 only. Phone or write for rt’teivation at once. Tlviedo 23*:2! or Pr. FDIf HALE— IJmerock for driv# DODGP, • PLYMOUTH Martin 2392 or write Ib’ix E>7 Way* and roadway*— Phons PAHTN AND HICKVICK Chuluota Florida. I^uge sedan Palmrlln Ave. Phona 1011 for guests to visit their doctor. TUXEDO FKCDK—complete line. Y A -D L m oth p r o o fin g la s U c AVAILABLE at once, convsnientHunt's Tuxedo Feed Slur#. year*. H ave y o u r w oola u s rnotb ,K located down town se-tion, pi unfed niiwr, D ow ntow n Clean, “ d fo date apartments with all Batteries A Battery Charging. •t* ft L a u n d ry .. 113 Palm etto modern conveniences. Adults It. II. POPE CO. INC. A v e . P b ou e 914. ontr. Phone 550. 2 ( e c o n o m ic a l A l DEPENDABLE -• ■ ivnees, eight large lots, terms ehn be arranged. Priced only $-4950.00. OFFICE space in Mflsch Building. Salesman and cullrellun for white Robert A. Williams Large tight oflcea, newly deenr- I’hime ~.12 .insurance debit,- agr SS *3 Sal­ Atlantic Rank Itldi: •• eted. all utilities, heht and Jani­ ary ami commission. Write lios tor. service furnished. Call (iCHI. D. M. care Herald. 5 ARTICLES FOR SALE W. H. A A. I)ept. Store. H WANTED TO BENT unfutni-hetl house, 3 or 4 l—l rooms. Will j pay $100.00 month. Froil \V. Bender, Boom 2, Florida State Bank Building. Phune 1030. - ■ «t*». .« the v\tfh*« o f Undtiwtiett » ud the t|net*Ui» *»» •» II ■ ou hist Cau l k<wp small Ity oil ihW ooc. S o . , . with a simplo twist o f Iho w i l l rcqulato youi y o n e tu a ' W in d s to c o n t r o l.v e n t i la t io n ! . ■ Clytk CitcuH t'.lULt • r JhttrU' Vt- .A**r» it ? , M ■I tile* 4»? I » t l. *• lduui trill he held in the S GET THIS . . can bring to your hooM. • ' ’ Don't delay-quantitiaa ere Itmi tad. Aak for your fts* 4 copy of “ An Iariutlon to \ Batter Llvtog" a opr «*«*■ i». i*. itcnsitox. 410 Sanford Avenue F R E E E S T IM A T E S P lu m e 8 0 8 PHONE 998 m Kt<l* my h a u l an,! 1Ills dav nr.July, 414 Sanford Avenaa Results o f an unbiased U. S. CensuB Housing Survey in 14,372,656 City The abovg^ chart Indlcgte* the or(rwhelminif.preference o f $ m hr publUhrtl Hill* m n rtk fur four t l ) r-unW utiv# urek* in thr t»4»n* fotil llem lil. n n«tti|N|l)»i |>utsl.»hrt1 et NMDfors), I'uliniy, H ur- NICKS mat kidneys of foods? . ; ' ■ I f you have bean hearing and reading a lot shout homo freexing and have bear wondering what it cfxdd , mean to your family, com* j - dn today far a copy oT Ilik brand-naw book 6< colorful page*, packed with M w* information oo houm ^ t«e i •Hi. IT IN 0|(|»KI(i:0 IIn*t thlii ftOtie* « N I C K ’S P A C K A G E S T O R E o f p u b l i c In s t r u c t i o n f o r s u m 1N01.E COUNTY. FLORIDA. period. • ' • • I njufvrtl Ji» ON .1 IIK ITlH X •»!* < «»> *».li t 11 io n iih tH H t u « m» i a. i » i r r btthi.KK .• |*mM's«* h»«lvlll* i. is * ;. u«* tit* Cttiuits « »*«*« .**eittiit**U i'u u itlfi s Infill,* HMkinv »|Vi MlIlH HllfBlNI. lute .’••*11 O i'llM lU llSn ||4IMI«* rtriiriitml III Al their It n#«4 in tri•»t . f the |»ul*!»c l»e»Hh. -i ini HellMI* I im I hr •>l 4 iwi| >t-nriMriAUun «tlt» %»Itirb Mill tuihi.T* til bM»U Mlihiu th* Wsftl l.nun-Ury o\ tie ro*n‘if%. KIoihU . i ten (if the .ihnrr |jr|* t»t4. WH1SKE V RUM - board Domestic and Bermuda-type nnlone that rang* from I Inch to 1 and S Inches In dlamatar are oftan called "hollers." I Florida Piste l I Alksn • • ' 1 Flotlda Stats I Famer* .whose wives eooperat* I Boyd. in running - th* f arm earn more I Csntrat Florida Pradotttea C*. tnonay than thoa* who farm alon*. I Assn. T o llsnry Thomas (Crop . Men whose wlvea helped them, ro- | lAsa) . ■ • . •Iff rrr I’m . nin}r*iu atfailMt %*>« f#*r I* Jl'I'vkr. plr* *\f Hl*Rri m , FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM 306 E. FIR8T 8T. Interested in \ home (reeling l**(''f* th« I St It il*% i - t r t Mtuvrr *. Hill *•! **l MMAlltM 9 Oil li**t»il», t • • ' •»nt*9*ti STEVENS - 6 1 7 W. Itobinaon - Orlando Phone 2-072'J ROBSON SPORTING GOODS Homes. «*iitiiplnlf)t America's Most Beautiful luminum — Cedar — I'olUhrd Alufhiaum Aak Me For Free Estimate . wa »»»» its *«t-up b f more'.than t<)>td)0(l < farmer commltteemsn.'th* pro "The queen and I semi you our was Inaugurated In fh* aarlv ifayaj of th* New Deal. It wai halted deep sympathy In the Mil |o«* two month* ago when th* Hons# that you h*V* Sustained tl^rough voted to appropriate only A U tik 000,000 for it this year and to end gram to Prcaldenl Truman that' it altogether next year. . Tlie AAA had worked out a •4 am ahoeked to learn your (300,000,090 program and Preii- mother passed away and reapedi dent Trfllnan had recommended fully tender my eondolrnc**." Prrsldent Roxaa also- sent a that amount .In hla budget report mesasg* o f aympathy. to Congrifi*. "W# share th# grief ho f every Congr*»» finally voted 8265,OOU.OOU fur this year. Although man for th r loa* of tha good thla la loiytr than tha sum asked, mother o f a graat statesman, an the soil program la being resumed outatandlng world leader and a on th* sam4 baai* aa originally true American,” 'R oxai radioed. planned. Officials tay most of tha country AAA officers will ha aids to keep present staffs. Under the appropriation bill first p*s»ed by .Cabinet Work i ‘limit c« i *iI*I m, •» •f Asm.. Fxperl 'Workmanship YARDLEY VENETIAN BLINDS Galvanized 24 To 48 inch .Widths WASHINGTON. July 28, '<?>— It*- 'till lY Itw tu llrtn l After•frMttiif; p ftm * I ►*»•$’! ttettir«tt «•» Mirer h rtn liu iu , ln<!ip* ejiuu ♦Mill. *. I *vf*tii|.t|>t. v • • ••!.-» 1 II |ft V* Mt<‘ K •rt'l tilliVr rt)ll4lli<tl»i rau*«U I»f r\ • U lilll ll III* |*| III t n » m ill. ,UH a J ir Im»T i.f |*.u -% T a b M i from j out •ItuMlM. F » .l T«»: rA ltle H N o i n o i tt »»r must n tn tllf> *»r lelt/Vti l..»% U lln ilo lt^ .K en tu*‘ I.* u. ati i « h iH tr m .i. V o r it m u \. Voi| Mir I!V IIAt’ K. TnurhiMh U n iR tO i’ ainl in |Mrtb0ii. D rug »vrr>w h*ir THE SANFORD CABINET SHOP 124 Palmetto Avenue M ATHER’S rir>: •»*' I l»- lu\f m V ii .timl lotimIi i •The Watch Maker* Chicago Cardinals Sign Dimancheff opera- Messages of condolences on (he era to death of President Jrum.vn'* It ron- mother pour^t in to . th* While r„ House today from all over th# tdjuat. world. krioan Ttter cam* from heads o f ■**»#•; , prln -1 foreign minister*, ambassador*, t. ruf gnrrntbr*, othar'leidJfta, an I from It *m| Jo«t plain people. • ’• l im it s Vr«t»M *r Tork 1-1 Semfnolc County Court Records , a I as «s« tt<4 |Uft.--- ---- MM---- i i . —•U L d P s n tn a tm Koblnson. Eddi* SI «»l <#» * P in ls 'U I i'tiu 1» ** 1 Mr,alls S r , l r i * s f Nrw Y ork It. C h lr»«o *. Iirooklrn S -ll. Pittsburgh «-• rtnelnnatl !•». Phlls.t.lphla .!•* Ho,I on 1*. Pt. Inula I. s t m a i i 'A * i.K A ftl'r. . Totals ts -* ** • »» To remove those accidental Ink stains. For colored fabrics, make a paste o f mustard and water. Ipread let eland »a on th* ataln and -------.... for about twelve hour*. Then rinse with rool water. . < * 1 1 1 \VfAet> 5 9 0 A R 6 P MAdYdRS W lfU Yfl^AelAstAA f o ( ? 8CAtf*l6r.»ltM ■L A $ T Rd JkIP IaI i 9*4G New York pelting th# hall over th# .400 mark when bought by th# Atlanta Cracktra- of th# Southern A»aoelation. tarjler thla year. DeLand could find th* offering* o f th# two Sanfotd hlllman for but three scattered Mows, whll* Stewart was limiting th# Sanford hatterls* tn four htu. Tonight the Peda invad# th# A**)ta Howl tn Palqtka and will 0 ^ lh* Mutdcjpsl T a rk Tor rturn engagement with tha Clolsk, & O if Cf^iAlpiOJ, P g A ^ ,,fR A 4 K .. SffeAdARAH .4 Aueustin* !«, Lsasburg » rillsliurah , A P Newsfeatures FORT WORTHJ Tex. — Sports leaders have noticed one slgnlflcant trend in the past few /ta rs— the faus love a contest and are not always concerned with the excel­ lence o f performance. . Jack Zeller,, former general Oalnss villa IN AuxusUn* Os Land Orlando KANFOfttl I, Dst-and I. Dalnesvllle *•», Falstk* *•> »flfM gam s ssvsn Innlnasl- - The Clubhouse By HAROLD V .’ RATLIFF day* afternoon by 0 to 6. and 2 to 1 margins aa Manager Myrl Hoag racked up hla 16th victoryof th t. 1947 campaign. The high flying St. Augustin* Saints trounced the lowly Lees­ burg Pirates in a' loosely plhyed 14 to 4 conteit. V)rlan<lo and Daytona were rain ed out at Tinker Field. By Waddsll, rf By Jac^Sordi ;^ A T C H REPAIRS Three Day Service All Work Guaranteed 12 Months . Legal Notice < FOR SALE good saddle hors* o trade for kid pony. A. C. Ban son. 8. Sanford Ave. TRACTOR MOWING — W# mov Good mule for sal# cheap. T. B vacant lots, roadsides or lent. Kinard. P. O. Box 805, U k « for the entire block. .acreage*. Phona 4 1 or 167-J. Monroe, Flo. A very spacious and lovely home TRACTOR AND TRUCK WORK In 8an Lanta, located on three a HELP W A N T E D Let us clear building lots, plow lota facing Valencia Driv*. Stuc­ ing, harrowing, Dll dirt, diri co house on steel, with 2 large EXPERIENCED celery grower oi moving and new ground wurk 01 bedrooms and bath upstairs, and trained farm manager for farm lots or farms. Phona 432-W large living room, dining nnm , In Zellwood area. Good position C. D. Forrester. Rt 1, Box 99. bedroom and kitchen downstair*. for right party. A. Dud* A Bona, Ample closet arid cupboard space .Oviedo. Phona 2151. ' 14 LOST f t FOUND throughout. Thi* house has |eVtntly been redecorated inside. WANTED: Man to auccee-1 R. Simmons for Bawlslgh business REWARD for return o f black ft If you are'looking for a iioma of whit# cat picked up near Bill', In Northeast Polk County. 1500 distinction, thin Is It. Bar. Phone 880, families. Products sold 20 years. FRBD .W. BENDER A Permanent If you ar* a hustler. LOST: whit* plastic ladles JOHN W. D. MOORE For particulars writ* RawHoorn 3 Fla. State llaak Bldg. bag Id l’snner’s Bafurda lelgh'a Dept. FAH-440103S, ' Phone 1938 * to Herald Office. Bawar. Memphis, Tenn. or sea R. Hart‘ nun. Box 284, Longwood, Fla. 18 A U T O S F O R SALE 10 COLORED bovt and t edlorad 1936 DODO E—4 door sedan, nea wotpen for kilaMti work. Apply tlrrs. rebuilt motor. , Call ta i Pig n Whistle, Park ft Geneva Kenneth Murphy at City Trailer Park. ■L$ E T T A K E fT w A irroo us Individual Order By Y | rt ACTUAU.VA , SHAMS n-C riAV s>ou'PuaH ( iJTVOfiS 0&S J fi a j w w i d j ECHOLS Msttrea* Renovating 41 Bshuildlag A Hperlahy Call U* Today - Sloop Better Tonight 1CHOL9 BEDDING COMPANY Sanford Orlando -«Dry it Sanford- Phone 1X34 Sanford. Fla. CHAurrxuQ 1 l SOLAN! * VjBU- i COttK'HSAO HtOS fved A LUNCH/ iv g got a hunch l WHAT G o e s L C O C -. an o im bkjpp «m 3 r If PsTHTHOri.* r-J �•*•* “ • , • •.1» . •J• • . ---------- mmunnmn •* - •• 1 :W U -r -. • V—*a r ** - ‘rrc?,n r.r MONDAY, JULY M, 1#41 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA1 Importance Of Coal Farm Survey i r t a iiM » r r « i» "«*> m ncc operation* out o f income and when credit i» u»cd. it 11 * retired when crop* are told. Reporting on t!>«• result* o f n third national survey o f bank Undinir made by the Agricultural Commission o f the American flanker* Association. M r., Inirlev laid that Florida farmer* u»ed only a fraction o f 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 o f •>! 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*. w iie 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 'o f $7,883,000 although the total volume outstanding on uk ich 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 i e 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 o f 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 period 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 o f the plane con heiress, railed a former Navy dy for signature. “ Agreement was also reached on Ferguson diver to scour the bottom o f Little a* "other loan* In farmer*” were tracts. C h a I r m a n aulacommitre Squam Lake today after grappling the nuantitie* of equipment to be made In fl,l*9K farmer* by Flor­ (H-Mirh.) o f the ida bank* during Ilr4fl.inan aggie. said he - has opened the hearing Irons hooked what appeared to lie bought hy the 8ovlet importing piece* o f 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 miv 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 ronthowever, in an attempt to find out ment o f 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 ar favorable factor In the pres­ when she left the luxurious Stiaw ent situation is that the (aimers form ef an onen letter addressed aumifrer home last Monday nigiit. stallments instead o f 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 o f Intarest to a *A possible source of danger might have tx-en .willing to take about •100 yards o ff 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 "M l 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 o f an ers are watching carefully Is the politics I* a strange game. pink pajamas. agirement,' he said. price o f 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 W V 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 Ilie 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- m e?" C R E S T V lS W ^ Fla ., Ju ly 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 iqr-old Maigsret Irene Poland, opened tlial Kaiser contended in arntenetd the line* Irgunist* to 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 'p ro­ held In Okalooxa county jail in completely 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* o f 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 o f 1‘enaacola. Bond was filed ut WFB's aircraft division, told Urn clude: "Being a memltcr o f an ed to question* directly related to the problem o f how to boot* the |3,000 pending action o f the mun subcommittee that Kaiser, thr nu armed foice illegally occupying ty grand jury which meets Aug. to manufactuirr ami l.ll-city Ship Palestine; Illegally carrying wrap output o f 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* o f 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 o f the conversa­ tion*. The British had suggested start a campaign tu raise fund* to •tart production o f 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, "That was completely fantas­ it is unlikely that they will be but th e-State Department had de­ 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 o f 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.. Washington In September. to do this," Meigs said. held In Acre fortress by the Brit­ 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 production comprise the first U. B. posals far any new war equipment a close search o f the area between 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 o f -Agricul­ ernment agVncy.. ing of the two sergeant*. "Nb, It* was very iiiiusuV.’’ Jn ture's leadership has evidenced lhCreasing recognition o f 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 o f 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 jjlli -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 W PII 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 aircra ft 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 o f 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 o f 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, 000.000 In government funds. Ona McRannte and Bill Ludwtg. * th Roberta, colored resilient of 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* o f her daugh II* said the subcommittee ex Wednesday. ; . v tar, Edna Barton, will be held, peeta tap daya or two weeks of With H a rry Kudell at the piano 'Aujf. 4 at New Bethel A.M.E. • ' sang "A lw a ys, MilIs* E v e n t Church where she waa a member hearing*. The session opened in a crowd­ “ Pag O ' M y_ H eart," and 'Blue 80 years. Ski#*." Mr. 'B rem er arrow panted survived by two sons: ed Senate caucus room which 8h* la aut "E sp a n i Walta** by hla ton, Cross of Virginia, and normally Mata several hundred Charlie Cro* * and Robert Bremer Archie C r o # of Orlando) one persona. following piano ^aelecllonal lUghter. Edna Barton of Sanford Itova, "Hands-. step daughter, Fra n cis .d iffe rs F o r r c 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 W ATT 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 a v ’ 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. .(/n terns tkmeij cover them, and heat thaw over fonnan ot Sanford, Fla. hot water. : * It Mtmi ahorL" JI I Inquiry Diver To Scour Lake For MiHHing Heiress (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 ' » _ . 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 o f 40.000 calorie*. In addition. the being offered in Germany men In the min* showing the high- have It* attractions. After ett production wilt get tn addi­ men go down Into thp dark often danrerout mines for a tions! 40,000 caloric*. Germany and Rritain. In the or­ want. Maybe Mr. Bevin will t, der named, are by far the n-nxt a further Idea from the pro,k> Important coal producing conn- in the Ruhr.trira of Europe. Both England nnd TO ATTEND GAMI iM H ) the continent o f course are in dire THOMASVILLE, l l i u n n ^ t i n u u , Ga.. v,.., July R i need’ of an increase in many Irlnda o f industrial production, but vir­ ( 4 V - G. E. (Eddie) Gilliland, i d tually all manufacturing depends rectqr o f 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'th e 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**}. that perhaps the Incentive bonuslaie dairyffarmers. . . ■ . • iiH H I ia i Everything In the store In tagged In plain figure* so the cuitom er 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. 1 - - ■■ ■ — ■ FLORIDA. TUESDAY, JULY 29, 1947 Associated Prtsa Leased Wire NO. - T -,1 1 1 Situation Indonesia Said utch ‘Flying Tanker’ A Success France Hit Kaiser Claim s F.D.R. At UN Meet ea ont Over Navy Rejection Objection .Raised To Mentioning. Ma r ­ shal l Ai d Plan: Balkan, Talks Knd Hunt For English Hostages Widens As 3 Jews 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> Wild Rumors Spread As To Safety Of 2 Kidnapped Men T E l . A V IV , Palestine, Ju ly 29 183 J .J 'S W ---------------- Shipbuilder De n i e s Kuowjedge Of Tnriiienct' Ur.ed In Airphiue ‘Contract Open Secret Lincoln Papers -------- i — ------------------------- . \V .\M lIN ls ju N , fo l. . ' ) o P ) - . i b ill v j K.nse, tc-litlr-l today that l i e 'suit a biief liotr to ■ihe lata President |L>oSrvf|| and got a W il* *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 "b r « ouldn't II1 ollr-t" when Uskrii W'hrthrr lie wirnt to ' lh* \\ loh 11> use in sonhciliott with -conhacls lie scyrm l In build cargo -MSVIII. .Illj-l.lilf«. ^ I In- i *'linn illr i, -rrking facts lc,' iul,l!H '< ior j -h I 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 Vf»'» ri- iI'll* o *" 1 itiif III1 lilin |i|oilu,er. Ml r I'l ta-’tl7•(n lK M i f h.) Mill ti1 k $»V| «•li ibis. •hi tin i.jliv fi sttiysv." small ■•Us ■d i < Hn1. n-u |,,id this : ' vJ - a city of apprrhrnsion today, ag­ LA M S U C C E S S .‘Ju ly 29 i /Pi itated by tumor a ltci wild tumor T he ltu**i ill bloc today' irln ik f concerning the f ile of two Uniish FraAcc ‘for lu iii*i.,g the M a id u ll BATAVIA. July 29 V h - D u l:h seigeants held as hostages by liplan into a United Nations tlrb i c m ilitary authorities, busily cktcnd gun Zvai Leu mi, the Jewish un­ and d rb iricd ,a ingoioui a ll.u k ing their hold on ihe rich re­ derground organisation. agaimt ihe Economic Commission sources of Ja va and Sum atra, to­ One rumoi was that the two for E.uuqx- bn allegedly inter In in < day irp o itrd scatleird instances seigeants, Mervyn P aicr and C lif­ -in, the. c onumir affaus ol tin of Republican sabotage in oil ford Martin, held by ligun as HIOH A tO V I IM I ClOUOS. near l-osnlun, on* of Great Britain's “ flying m^ny field aicas and elsewheie but said hostages for the thier Jews w in tankara" rvtuela a La m a ite r through a swaying hose line. W ithin 20 Thr -Nosirl attack was fauns I. •1that the igenetal situation was were hanged in Je iu ifle m this minute*, 3,400 gallons of gasoline were ti'a iu fcrivij T lie "flying tankrra" recently received wide acclaim for refueling a plane that flew non-stop cd- jointly by S m r l Drlrg.s|f jtlc v e lo p in g favo rably." morning, alieady had been found born Loudon to licrtuuiU and back. (/utrrndtlonat) Alexsmk-i I*. M .m ifov and W hile ' -The—Republic'*—ail— (cure,— ro- d<ld iil C i l a . Russian Urpiesrillative l_ I ha • polled a t ' the o u llu raL ol hos­ Another, spreading yust as swillminik>' shoilly afln I i.unr in.sjc tilities iot consist of about 40 Ja p ­ 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 M u d i.d l plan. to have bumbed Dutch position* found in a cave on tbr N'uiih Mo. oinv m.idr no d iir t l ie lr rin Sematang and Salatiga and ir- Coast. Each succeeding tumor wai rn cr to I istier's bid, but drtl.strd turned Unbanned. accepted by the public, but llir po­ Russi i s iMisilmn alirad y lu d been Sem i-official Dutch dispatches lice believed nothing. medr i’ lr .,1 liv S i s ir l I'lilrig li M i l l 4>d seven persons sscir killed Infl, >| #») tilt tlu* «lut«* Vial vIn There arc no Driliili on ' I d 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 |sowu c o n lrsriiir in I’ aijs, At that IN tlti DOCUMINT ROOM of the Library o f Congress in Washington UlU$M-%'||!. 1*1-oil build' *n* . * ntJ d ia lin g of Scmaiang are in armoird cats. Even the • «M ill ’ « nt 1it t A. • * him Mol <»h’\ ir lm n l 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 • '* il • **r a | \ Hh fllU LI j'* with 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 p Ln A 42 |icrcrnt cut in thr.s|>|irnAn oidiiiuncr revising (M'cupa• v.iitt ni iiitir 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 Ij v rales and inlrndrd .0 Katnim ky declined "The Ei-o U.« public "uutU 21 yeaii a f l « 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 Ja v a , 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 lu infrs !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 ln u 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 ilo j of The H erald, D j._ R u p n * S t »y?». puafti li 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| I t * 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 . ill l i n u h M \t'KI.N/.ll • .* I tL .i* i,i i| stay ht expenses as follows-. ’ *11 i , „ „ ,.| *11 types 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. A I' 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- 8 t.d e* p roposa l to at-l up a walv.il communiques, said that in the houses from which gunfire or lives stated that tb g / '-*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 o f 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 Ih r on|- und i rnn .1111 ~ IA Expo lral Florida Experiment Stallin’ , Cheribon, a bank, a'-7power'. . autlon lflt'M ‘‘r ,h'' <li»‘ ric‘ ordererl on jha llnlkaii prohlem short I'ljpie Milllstd Attlee' • dwr lH— I > ■ ___ > so far whereas under the old |*w prole*- ‘•lyhinIwfore five hnilaoa houses, ivaae near lha the scene* nf of This statement ia correct ao lU .rJ ■a I'aae M 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 o f the houses Budget Commission, however, tlid $15 to $ 2 ll. 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 rce s M ;tv Be 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 p p e d •" " ,iM‘ >" ' L Among Palestine executions ot amount* made available. An orchnanef. limiting llir dis ptuval of a IL S proposal that • 11 pat AiiiuuiiL. 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 tw o r o o t I d e clIU II* I It l\ Mill ttu*‘ «'jilniit*t. . K y «* ii tin* l»;nly d. , on-, ii ,, | 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 o f 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 vud tmlay Ihe Attlee regime, now ,1. would Inject (lie veto on lid* thorrt-stiv e- -mines lalHiratory waa entirely eliminatml,; j horseman, won first plare Sunday to death in the same prison. notice m - leialny it will ta-suniia on­ im ri 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.n u might le d u ir lici wrlUl the .pn-ssiliK •■••OIIOIIII. t Less' than three hour* before the W ernoon In tournament nice* i agaihat . was d r fr ir r d until later. two (ter rent nf thr amount in tin ,was still a niatler of conjecture. “ d before a large crowd o f spec- executions, an empty, pillbox near ■sillied Lure* .an d dip inlu hm In n s, The htlrror goe, f., .» .ateliinr and sab- ,,r I>-h from l.*L« appropriation bill w ilf 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 l i r d R . Wilton (•4U.H0il.lHbi | H.oiid ($2,560.(88), to iteinand llint tie ri .iys iraallaa** ■* ras* . Bltl So* let Deputy Foieigii Minisiei ItiVl'l ■ Park to see rider* and homes official* said, by a mine. No cosVVhetbef tills *(01111 "ill ., was instructed Jo prepare an o'Aioliei Gromyko worked busily mi 0 0 0) g.-lil IIIII iloll.li i r i r i v r tv op quickly- leitlttili* la* be •« *.i from all sections o f 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 ter• I l. ii.In wore gt-dli 40 . emergent* nn-aiuiri to merL the liiay get some clafifiintioii i.. r* •loi-mri law <r<|uiring taxi owners lo car­ . Gromyko let the Yokoslav, Bill - p lo tp rrln c 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 o f eight up around the prison and soldiara ry liability insurance,‘ due lo w illi- gaiisn and Albanian represeiiia I j-11 \\iiig I iImo Party inrm meet witli tlie l.nletr -laaeaabo. aaL. i.V.- .','in;rrmr~*— ------------------and police Mocked o ff 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 o f 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, Ibe Cialdess of follioie The executed men wer# taken to pleby, Maurice Jacobi. Red Wind­ •niNiig Ibursdey «Ji 'ue.i "I • ham. Carl Rabun. George Prltt- Hafatl north uf the Sea o f Tiberias n m ajority of taxj owners did then la- <nnatllutional and that under navy '-and an. lo n e , 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 o f 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 l call* 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 o f 35 acres of CHy group had met. However, plana alike." Morgan iln'latud. lh* w ar-hangover for which io . l ar l utein lour anti lly hom- * 11 *rMlltoM»«| mm I'mi p ^lal Ocean Liberty veaterday. (owned Citrus groves at tire Mu­ Iwlng made for following -mnirig and* .-ut,, „ f frasli water LIONS CONVENTION , Four o f lh# injured died this njcipal Airport waa authurlasal.. weeks In which to have match ,* m e f • -Tv u> Florida m u t t 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* p iad icc 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# o f America" neau were 40 others, five of 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 o r ld -----EOI.IN FIELD. FI*.; July V ) Sunday ha* bean set for Banton today along with other reported It had treated .170 for Purchase o f 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 o f leadcrallip iriV and bruiaea Inflicted hy fly} S 7L • next tournament. All owner* major change* to make th* enter- cute Cfe o f 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 o f horses who ara Interested in prisn fit the smaller budget de­ i t tlie Si Johns tois boall outThe crux o f 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 o f the events aro creed by Congress. waa authorised. , the bndly lagging Industrial Valiiariso. Fla., soon fcflciyfllfhtp lnwpal l»v lilla o f the Gama tjainthe major Internatlunal confer- ty I* asked to meat at th* park at 1:00 Broadcasts will b* reduced thetic product Aalatleelv recently -imv la it October, but . ( a- m iM .s mm •*aar T s a i o ff 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 » Hi l l r . M. on that day. Race* m v due from 66 to 33 h ours'a day, and developed. . It lr 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 o f ammonium gas In­ Weilnrsday STEEL CHICK Ul* trains officer, repot tail. ItM ti***# ■■ rase a n ) diariiislon o f the United Natiuua. ed from tha Hat o f 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 o f the dead wer* described beamed abroad. • ■uriinmcnl an Increase o f 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 o f tho victim- wrn- with­ fatalities, however, included one a naw system of "block program­ steel p/oalucta. A spokesman for held pending n o t i f i c a ti o n ot next Th* possibility o f warding o ff ming" goes Into effect to concan unidentified wamtn about 30 year* ' , . tl,e nimpnuy said thn increase o f kin. *-----‘ " I'uneral -,'ivices f..r Alice Ha* ^com ing 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 -a w u r ity -to old nnd young by avenlng Uitenlng hour#-In-each told rolled- steel, and galvanise*! training flight when it crashed. L. It. I’almet o f Kentucky Ave­ •By Bobby r.rk a ished th* necessary numlaer of manna o f th* Townsend old ag* country and to permit ataff re­ had bran token o ff 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* o f t>ara. tlie increase waa Camp Scrib* vessel's cargo exploded, but her ian, waa tha subject o f a quota- ductions. It crasheil shortly after t4:l»-J A. M. rniiining from Injuries treeivad pro-marksman, tnarkaman, captain waa reported faulty In­ - A group o f 05 happy boy'camp- a* on from 8e/iatgr Claud#-Pepper'* effective July- 28. wIn n n car mu over her, will b* Central Standard Time. in- Tr.wnianrlllea sA 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 a at their caatliturtral \Vi-<iiii--,l*y a t )0 ;3 0 . 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. A lben, Home. Winona Saturday noon, and aahl TALLAHASSEE. Fla.. July 29bum 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 a JvJfth mrettog o f ftewnwere hrrnlng today. Much o f Rrest, AJfth District ntreting llelpy Selfy l.uiindry wlacr* Mr*. t Tn Volusia tennis, handball and teeter ball received Slat* Board o f Con­ send clulta held at th# T%rtat 4etr*y#d' by a«rial bomb^'j (h i ^ Only two adjustmapta ware h*!1 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 U irp nfdTh.nUtJ?iw!nL thr V L Utld ‘ M t d w “ ^ cS rittell O T g P- M : Sunday. A noon lunch. yesterday afternoon by tha County nf tha buildings ' " ‘ h . buatnea# MoyNl under the K ipervlilon o f 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 o f pro-fabricated 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,A t the request o f R. C. hope that h* might again be able th* attraction o f “ Doc" Stanley. are all five congressmen from tha ard. tha aaaesamant on the old this murning hy Supl. T . W. I j iw - 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.A 8^ n E’ *}*'.’ Ju,y fT And Friday war* th* ___ . . movemrnt. 29 UP). Brig. General Merlweathcr ent, but that 60 percent on# o f the major item* o f the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. S. Nelson requested that rat L. Walker. U.8.A. retired, former budget la that o f teachers’ salar­ N. Palmer o f . 1 ska land; also •f*th# whole Congress la on tha er tend In Euraka hammock rn gh -T /^ P atT S 1 ^ 3 ‘ *°d 1 S 5 l & ^ n X ,"th * T .PnyWM f c ^ m m V ^ l ovarnor o f 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* 8 U U ‘a ona, died today In hi* 78lh year ar* due S S T StoS th* tfili fir Arneri _ q u t e t i S f H ^ . n , ‘ S y pS : Bruewaur o f Maine waa reported an acre. to recieve $395,260 request waa granted, legation The Rev. J. II. Root Will offteNgttenal ... iUrUd _____ , ! * “ ?.. I .^ 1 Tom^ qualified for in tha Marin* noapltal where he during to hay# talked onjh# plan to. the according to t L. BurSlck oi UStaw coming _ ,tha , -------lg tterm aa com iate wt the service* and Intvrmant g io n Convention in Naw Y orkI'th * Uttoo o f tha bulltte at th*lawimn had been a patient for s a m e l Farad with $292,000 reelsvad by will taka place in Lake View rajra and Mean* Commit tea. tha County Clerk's offtea. nth. • , ' .ix lfla rang* as th* cam pus flamonth*. . l u t yaar, ha said. Cemetery. . , M . 9 ■J. ta for a landing, and that a transport' crashed in flpme*. Ruprecht Says Slash Increased Rates Re­ Will A f f e c t Ser­ quested By Cabs; vices To Farmers Chicken Law Pends Political Emergency In England Seen Due To Economic Crisis Junior Sc Bridge Britain Considers Emergency Plans To Combat Crisis LAMPS Vi Price & Less Table lampa, loo, a r e 'r e dured. All are high quality lamp*. U r g e variety of style* and colors. Select your now and aave. . . -e Y O U G E T A L L 9 P IE C E S ! 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 l o w price. Rring' In v o ir room measurements. Variety of glistening color*.,, “ Voice” Broadcasts Cut By 40 Percent Are Killed In Bomher (’rash . 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 . USE OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN .- A " S Hearing Scheduled On School Budget j N ed S m ith . M g r. 800 Kf. 1x1 ST. •* ': ^ * S “Right where we’re been for 25 years’* a® J’aimer Child Will Be Buried Wednesday Boys Reluctantly Leave Camp Winona Two .Weeks Of Joyous Activity Only 2 Adjustment* Are Made By Board ' Fall length mirror In'th* door late-yen see y as n a if from* head le foot. Largs i U roamj and wall built. Wsl- ( A M . M l ftoteh. This vs Is# cssnat b* V & £ , * L d'* % •- S ■ SANFORD. Local Experiment Occupation Tax Station.Is Hit By IncreasePlanned 42 Percent Cut By City Board Lauded -• Established 1908 -■ ■ « 5 mm *■ 1. 7 Yes —* DEFINITELY LOWER — And Besides — * W EATH ER • onsiiUrable cloudiness with M .iiicm l shower* and thundershun cl* tonight and M vdntsday.. (•cntlc tu moiUrale >«ri»bW winds' musli)' -uulhncsttrly. AN IN DEPEN DENT D A ILY NEW8PAFKM VOLUME XXXVIII 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 Discussions On Ruhr To Be*in. This Week South Florida Ports Rates Hit At Hearing TH E To I’W r r l the I'raro o f the World; To Promote tit* P ro e m * o f America; To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. Hundreds Of Fires Re­ ported In Java As Result Of Scorch­ ed Earth P o l i c y 8 Markets Iw U »lty There l.i Strength— Pact Failure Kangaroo Court Tries 2 Kidnaped Britons Murder Charge Filed Against War Bride . T, - *. ' ‘ ^ * ---*T - *£ * r.m m ;V: Iv.'lr — — •Vv~- - ’ %" T* ' —■•-IT‘* • •• I - ■ . - ( ' '' - , ~ *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/. 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JULY in Strasbourg receiRlr, Porphyro ad In military government quar­ see that France did not go Com­ Germans was part of B avara for tennis urged that a “ free" g o y r n - ters hare as directly Incompatible munist . •. 700 rears. Tn* separation fol Thus at every opportunity, the ment be esUbllahad in Greece, and with the announced alms of Bri­ lowed the end o f ' i s war. Now (Csattawg (>•■•, r>a< <>■»> Athens government circles sub­ tain and the United States as far Americans supported the French In Bavarians want It back. rlllas In a Major engagement wrst Whither the Falatlnarr wants to o f Lamia. 100 mllea north»r-t of sequently Indicated they expected as bitonal Germany was concern­ the sis weeks of fniillea* negotia­ AP N » « ifr « ls r w tions at the expense o f Germany. ed. a move In that direction. AP Newsfealarea return also .. con e-rufraj. This MUNICH Bavarians are nursing la a seel ion o f independent think­ Athens. Unofficial reports said SOUTHAMPTON. England Last night, however, Constan­ These sources pointed out that However, when life foreign m'ti— The Queen Mary* “ lovely lady/ a geographical gripe. They are ing that contribute so many early 200 casualties were inflicted o.t the tine Rodopoulos, governor general France steadfastly had refused to isters* conference "ended •without looking westward to the Palat­ rebels. of northern Greece, eald in an in­ loin the bitonal merger and ac­ airreement, the State Depar’ mcnl thar sailors rail her—is hcln* re­ immigrant! to the United States. A United Natlens Balkan Sub- terview that the Communists “ do­ cept Joint responsibility for Wes­ and the British Foreign Office stored to her prewar elegance as inate, merged with the Rhineland The French will not tolerate Into one slate within Ihe^Frcncheommision still In session Iff Joann't have the strength” to set up a tern Germany. They said' the empowered ■ their representatives talk o f a return t > the old a'atus, necupt*d—tone.- -’ *• -■ Marshall offer for a thre*- power in Germany. General Clay and Gen­ however.* ' Compete«w*-iotvM*56Uw- jilna drafted a report, oppcu-l by provisional government. The Palatinate with Its million the Soviet and Polish delrgs'cs, resume her weekly runs across conference apparently would give eral Sir Brian Robertson, to go say this Is one of the reasons the.Atlantic Ocean July 31. Trattre the same sort o f veto pow­ ahead with negotiations on an they have banned public speeches for U. N. headquarters, dlspslchcvj er over the rehabilitation of the agreed level o f German industry in Along a deck where thousands by Dr. Karl Schumacher, leader Ruhr \that France has exercised make the combined tones self suf-j o f American and Canadian soldiers Informed sources Wald this re o f German aoelalists, an advocate ir n t t s s r e ttaaa Pans ne»r in the Allied Control Cotinrli in •lood in Marked-out war-time o f centrallstic Ideas. The French j port include^ the subcomnn-"ion .i rraallssMl ttmm N|* Hast the policy of making the merged Berjin for the past two years. going grayhiund wouldn't know valuation of 132,282,75ft and of at Tubingen now also requlri the The difference between _______ ’ * ‘ l loncs nl American and* "British this fiO M .H O was wholly or special permission for the GerArmv and Statf Deparlmcnts aims man press Cfimany a self .supporting unit partislly exempt, snd J4,74!»,24il, in Germany hivame apparent at and Yugoslavia had obstcuci*--! itirouyb an important program. not. including lands reverting to tha foreign ministers Moscow con­ the work o f the aubcommis* on. the state or homesteads was who). This policy o f self sufficiency ference last Spring. (a refitted. The Greek government las*, week lv exempt. The armvuschool oOhought,’ led French protest. War Role Forgotten reported the army had atuypcJ a Jhrough an indugtclal—revival Jn _ ___________ _____ _ . ......... .. guerrilla drive on loannlna -aid to Western Germany hae been ad voc Soma three-quarter* of a million ated hy Herbert Hoover and miRU a ll important to rebuild'Ger many FLAY HALL have started in Albania. NEW YORK. July 25. M l Warrants were issued last night emus American business men as a prosperous nation both for the economic well being of Europe Presldrnt Ford Frick of the Na­ for the arrest of Nicholas /ech and to keep Germany from xolng thousands o f soldiers* bride# and I 2P7.260, wholly and partially and tional League today ortierrd “ in ariades, leader of tho Greet <-on communis tie.. the name of common sense and munlst Party, and .Milllade* For. children the Mary brought to new I |i2.217.<500 wholly exempt, The position o f Grnrral Clny homes in America. I luike County with 138.751.70S sportsmanship" that the disputed phyrogennls, former Communist was subordinated at Moscow t& in n iK iiw vof. feet of . . . __________ ____ ___ . . thousands serviceable, value hadH113,350,940 wholly ami game of last Sunday between Ip f la te r mlnlater. Tlie government the predominant State Department unlovely plaster Imard h a v e I m-ciiI partially exempt and 43,417,WKII Brooklyn Dodgers and St. Louis school, which held that the Ger­ ripped out. In drab quarters which wholly exempt. Brevard County Cardinals at Khbeta Field be re­ man Problem could wait and that housed 80 Gla a crossing tbere lsl had a total value of 4O,27'4,0411 played on Aug. 18. thus upholding the most Important thing *.is to 8peaklng to French CoranunUt* • luxurious cocktail bar, guy inland o f this 15,511,700 was wholly! the protest o f the St. Louia club, red Iralher upholstery and brlghlland partially1 exempt and *1,282,-1 ________________ _________ _________ rad and lo ft gray curtains. The main restaurants have lorn redecorated: what' was the bride*' movie thratrr has i«*en turned rt Imn I'ea* One I Into a supper Hub with fluorescent basic freedoms in llirm trlv e i inr lighting and-tinted mirrors. are essential to tire .fruitful ex Luxury Quarlera Tha wartime sickbay, with Its freise of other baric frerdomt.* Luxury Liner Gets Munich Bavarians Have Real Gripe New Refinements Greek Fight first tiros they could recall that the American military government had'not been kept Informed of d«vrlnnment* end mo»e* In Wash- fcteM sSsySfcr* A t s German Policies Property Value Russia Hits UN luxurious first Hass smoking yoom'.The main lounge again i* a massive room with lofty maple wood pillars, paneling and a thl-k carpet o f russet and gold. * When the 81,235-tsm Cunsrd liner went to war. aha left behind bar In various parts of the world tome 10,000 pieces o f furniture and fittings. New YorkTHMH * He added that without adequate arrest to comprehensive and ob­ jective Information on the world in which we live, the "very ev­ idence nf democracy could ha andangered.” Martin told the delegates Ihst his government lielleved that fa­ cilities for full comprehensive and objective reporting, and tha "rjgip o f access of all men to such Mn formation will contribute to inter­ national understanding and friend- jo England litfnre the reeonvlfslun alarled. Hundreds of miles -of wiring were removed and rearwtd, decks •craped, rugs Isld, pumps, generators and other equipment were torn down and worn parts re­ placed. The whole ship underwtnt a gigantic face-lifting. Bha'i undergoing’ trial runs now nd. at the end o r the nmnlh, will • o ff for N e * Torn tn the che. era o f the crowd and the music o f tha bands. "W e believe, also," he said "that the principles o f freedom of in­ formation o f the-press ara es­ sential to the other purposes of the United Nations: to the main­ tenance of International peace, and to the solution o f problems of an economic, social, cultural and humanitarian rhararler. We Iwlfeve that it Is essential to tho promotion of 'social progress and iletter standards nf living In larjv ___ . * _____ J _____ ( it er ' freedom.' " . '. Martin declared that tha del­ egates had met in the UN to make an effort to build a drufl community of all the people of the world. He said that hi* gov­ ernment deplored any effort to limit or destroy that c^mmuni- •hipped ba­ t Atom Bomb Knocked Pride Out Of Jap« By BUSSELL URINES N A G A S A K I . Japan - The world's second atomic bomb came to the people of this Kyushu Hi* by an ironic twist of fate. It left Ito pride among them, no desire lo perpetuate that agonising moment with monuments. Now they want only lo forget, and In forgetting they have let tha weeds grow over hnmpsites in gashed Urakaml valley. Tha valley, about two miles The frtjm the center of town, wan hit by chance on tho mor/rlng of August ID, 1045. The primary tar­ get for that atom raid, Knkura— about 100 mllra northward—was obscured hy weather. Nagasaki was second on the day’s Hat. Japanese figures say 30,000 were’ killed and 42,000 were wpundrd in the blinding single .flash anil rev­ erberating after-effect* nf the bomb. D wiped' out hundreds of thickly-parked worker** homos In tha valley, ripped through factorles and spent Its fury high, qn enveloping hill*, where baldness Still remains among the forest*. , Parallel ridges channelled tha bomb'* affect* and protected Naga­ saki Itself from the force o f the blast. Fires front the valley raced without check the two miles Into town, causing most of II* wartime dim s*#. 4 n « l . . _ t a u * r a i l i M i M l l . t I TIM ilnlv • few Ihave returned to the 'valley. Flimsy home# have been bulU In spots, A new church has M ill erected- alongside the mins o f tho Catholic church, which once had a eongr*g#tlon;oM 0,000 Jap• 'Tha r'emalftder la a desolate vista o f ruin* and seared earth covered with spring weed*. The epicenter o f tho hl^al la marked * «lr by a huge arrow, erected by American*. A once-busy navy yard, including a giant torpedo plant, .■tempi Tn rulna. • Residents o f Hiroshima, on Hon­ shu Island, have a fierce prido In surviving the first atom bomb. They ere contemplating en atomic library and * monument In In* ■enter o f the city. Hundreds o f fcomtt hive been rebuilt end bull* ness la brlak-s-even In atomic aouwsnlrs. . . . U But Urakaml valley has dropped into the backwash e l war. Law Repealed persAnnel, rill not be eligible t » G. I. [dormant pay, educational or or govsn'ment D A I L Y S A L E S 2 :0 0 p We are inevitably concerned 1. . any barrier* i..I. a with remove any peoples, or groups of peoples, In any part “ f t*va world, from lire process of giveand-take in rconomlr, cultural nr political affairs -w hich full par tIHpatlon In a world community Implies,’' “« w Wy are concerned lest any aurh existing harriers I* extend­ ed, we are deeply . desirous that any axlstlng barriers be removed. 1 need hardly stress Dm rele­ v a n t of this principle to free­ dom o f information. For censor­ ship o f outgoing news la one such barrier; internal censorship is another: prohibition o f Imported hooks ami periodicals is a third. Denial o f visas for foreign cor­ respondents is also a harrier, and IndoncHiiin Fight GIFTS FOR BUY A T YOUR Maallaw* rnsi flasl force* in central Java had pene­ trated Dutch defenses at Berner•ng on the north roast, Jump-off DOlilt Tor * Dutch drive on Jrg. •karla. The city Is 00 miles north o f Jogjakarta. "Our forces received tha full support of the population suem ilttrlIn s* t l ie a r i lu *' Ali as Irw ln n aa lan SALE Unified Forces (IW I sm S n«sa Cali Pm ) through a resolution fo r en In­ vestigation o f Attorney General Clark'a handling of Kanaaa City vote fraud charges. The Moose Voted 1440,000 for additional expenses o f its invest!gating committees, over the pres testa from the Door that there are too many “ Junkets’* underway Service iaction already. The new money raises to 071000 the total the House give* It* special Invaatlgs groups, many of which have ranged extewahn foreign May Sentenced their verdict. I Jt Marriott), bead ‘ a*tee* may b* made until tea ' veara hence. The federal guar-1 ly had preU sta^ thalr In to •antae of premium* on commercial I and the& .Tm ryeri- had els 'Ufe iaeurance policies of service-1 th alr coavietiena • w ere "w * men torm ina tee imm ediately. II and ILbe raenlt Of “prejudice.** W V iH t. �E l ? ••. • .• •' ? ' UbUj Then It Strength— . To P n iM l lb* Peace o f Uu World [ To Promote Uio Progress o f America; To P iod sct P r M p o lt; fo r B u f o r i - TH E W E A T H E R Portly cloudr tonight fu «* occasional aftcrnqan Vhntiilrr*hoH #r*. Oritllt to mod-, day « Ith crate rs«lerly wind*. . AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NfcWSPAI’ EK ■*■ ■" 'VOLUME XXXVltl Indonesia To Established 1908 SA N FO R D , Importance Of Coal Stressed In European Econmic Crisis The vital patt which coal pro­ duction ii playing in the European economic crisis, ar.d consequently in the turbulent political iituatiot. was well emphasised by two de krmed Aid Will Noti velppmentt during the weekend Be O f f e r e d But ^-one in England and. ihe other Nation’s Ports in Germany. Closed To Dutch Secretary Of Defense British Foreign Miiiler Bevin in an impassioned appetl to his Says Biggest .lob country’s workers in general, and [ ifW DELHI. July J8 «J D famlit Jawahsrlal Nehru, viceIs To Select Aides to the coal miners in particular, Tfiidrnt of (he Indian Interim warned that they must produc avernmenl. announced today WASHINGTON. July 28 (AV more or riik the (all of the Social* hat India would pin* Indonesia's James Forrestal, who will be thr irt, government and a weakening lie before the United Nation*, United Stales first Secirlary of of Britain's position^ in .world *frobably presenting it tomorrow National Defense, declared tod*,! fairj. Increased production, he Horning, and expected the iui»- that ihe unification of Army and said, would enable the country lo porl of certain other poweri. Navy under a single department give foreign credits which would A| the lame lime Nehru an- is the "most decisive step" m mil­ help diplomacy. J.’almoit imnte, itary policy since . the • formation . lie' was addrassing,thousands o f Hy would bar Dutch aircraft of the republic. miners whose production It the ,key to England's economic re­ Tom landing on Indian airfield*, The Navy Secretary told his covery. }nd flying over India. lirsl news conference sincr being "M v Owl. working men and wo. India's goal it to firing th? named lo head the overall U S. men.'; ho cried, “ this is the first laiteit ponible end to the fight* military establishment that “ we I-abor (Socialist) government vou have g o t Don't let It fall, for Ihe itg and assure that juitice ii done, have a blueprint and a charter •qka o f generation* to come. Your 'iehru laid .at a newt conference. but the blueprint and (he charter Labor government ii carrying «*n *We are.not *• war with *hr haVe .to de manned by people." in foreign affair* without the iilch government." he laid.’ “ anJ tool* to do Ihe Job and I must be He added: helped o u t" ire do not intend to he at war "In my judgment, this constitutes That'* airong and most unusual in'® the Dutch government or 111 the moit d«IltVe anil' defmitiiV taninmjrrtn rnmirfTnitnrT-anffief her” government.* minister, but It doesn't exaggerate India, Nehru maid, will not aend step in the formulation ol a na­ Ihe dangers o f the situation In rm» to Indonesia liecaute auch tional military policy since the which Ihe gofertmirnt find* Itself gn act would be "tantamout to formation of the republic." a* It struggle* with England's dnrlarliiK war" upon tho Dutch. first all-out experiment In Social­ .Forrestal said it has not yet However, he aald, hla country waa ism. The government maintain* contemplating * dosing porta to been decided whether hr will have '.that ft has been caught in a rush Forrestal Hails Army-Navy Unity As Decisive Step All Dutch shipping' and certainly Would bar aircraft of any country Which might attempt lo carry aupohea to the Dutch. <^>hru aaid hi* country hail not tttl previously to bung I lie doneiian hostilities before the nlted Nations because “ we ought the bent**way waa in njunctlon with other powera." lie atliled that India turned m at, Brltlau and the. United-States,' recent day* has exchanged al and tniurmal coinmunicalwith Australia eHd “ we now In a few hour*" to carry formally to U. N. his offices in ihe Pfntlgnn (Wat of war-born circumstances which Department building) or eliewheie,; h**n'^ b*an able tn control tint* no, ha. Ihe dale of hi. taking the f* r' ?foreign « L ' ,,rV,n* in office, ctinservatl'-e official oath at America's first Anthony Aden, ssid In an address Secretary of Defense hern de­ Saturday that labor has divided H n lln aed on !*■■* i l l ) cided. ■ i FLO R ID A , MONDAY, JULY 28, 1917 Trade Pact Failure Said Due To Russia Roof Of Seminole Motors Building Falls In Storm LONDON. -July 28 ftP>—S.r Stafford Ctippt (old Pailiamrnt to­ day that Rriliih-Rut'ian trade ltesty negotiations bioke down in Motcowlatt week because of Sovirt demand* for teviiion of the 1941 lost, agreement Ruuia owr* G r e a t Britsi.t 55.000.000 pound. ($ 220, 000.000 ) under term* of the Civil Oedii.-Agteruirnt,.. The British hip hftped for wheal, limber and canned fish. The Russians wanted heavy’ ms* <ifciiif tyT7jfil^ahil pipe"i. ITie’ Mos* cow radio anerted the talks broke down became llulvin would not guarantee tome deliverie* and b*causr cie-.li( (etm* could not b* reconriled. eri For Company No One Injured But T w o Automobiles W e r e Demolished PICTUatO IN 1*44 a* they laughed hcnrlily at a remark passed In a Holly, wood night club are dim setress Faye Kmeramr. war plant executive John u«Tfr and (back to eamara) film director Andr# D# Toth. A Senate tnvssttf.nnf cnmmlttse, pmbtng Into th# wartime contract, of Howard Hughes, has been Informed that Meyer, who area Hughes' Tress agent, arranged lavish part!** given by Hughes In In aflmt hi hteh-pressure war contracting. Copyright King Feature* Syndicate, (international) The ltii|i*b delegation beaded by Harold'Wilson returned Fridajfrom Moscow nfter flvs »*eek* of intensive anil detailed negotiations. Crlpp* said the llritlsh Labor Oovernment wished to expand Itnde with Hussln and saiil he hoped the disappointing failur* was only “ ternpot«r>\" He diet mil mention the Moscow radio report, Reflet ling tlw meieiseti cot!) which a spokesman for the b o a r d 'Dj ptodurmg ciopl and the ttat* n f.j,a d e railed "very Hns.lsn- ^ nf m„ tr , , tm A„d g.o*r aided eququumt. ^ the volume ql bank . Cripps—imlicated -succeM —had liven almost in slglit when the ciedit u»ed .by Honda’ faiiiwf. i« talks cutinpsed nn Soviet credit currently lugliet than “It w »* ■* demandsrxplaiiu d: i. maims, He itc- expisineu: j . i l l.. . "W e had succeeded In reaehine yeaf. ago. **r<*(dmg In> J. L■ iey.pj rill lent ol the Sanionl Al agieeiuvnl on all mnttri* within the trail# fuld, tnchitUnj^ quan­ Unt^JssliunsI Bsnk. who irpretities, prices-and terms and ton- teni* the Flotid* Banket* AstonrrnmimieS ■■ r » Sit) atimi at Semmnlr County Key Banker. • Violations Pending 1,000 Refugees Are Ili O ff French Coast Second Week At Camp Winona Begins With Busy Round Of Varied Activities ................ thS3 WASHINGTON. July 28* 'T l— Chairman llfewtler (R A lg i) of ihe Smatr War Investigating Com- miller v.tid IihIj ) a globe-liotling employee nt llnw iid Hughet. milliiiii.iiie manufactuirr, has agreed to |e|| what he knows about ihe Weight nf water on the'roof ol aw ml of two $40,000,009 w-srlime thr one (lory garage building in. govrinitwn! plane conlr.fcls to veupisd” ’ bv .’isnunole M n t u iiin |>tf6fi*4 Commercial Slieei i* believed tn lb ro ster told a tepotler that have canted the cnllajue of Hie the Tlughef emptuye#, John Meyloof and wall* o f (he enlue north- rr, ludifird the committee stx'f eait coiner o f the huihhng duuna llii* mnming jie will testify before a rainitmin al 2:2(1 o'clock lies a suhcommillee .whenever it wishes afternoon. No one wat mime I to t .11 c.i» him • Nearby «peclalott>7epoi1ed that * Me had hern scheduled to ap­ they »aw "an avalanche of water pear next Wednesda y .* before a pour from the .building at it mibh, ingmrv npefifag ;.twjt y* fh||l|Hecl.~ 1 lie-.lie.’- and Ib-nry J, Kaiser's JWo automobilr. intide of the plaqe contiact. v.ith the governgarage weir sin «<|ird bv llie Inirk- nlent. ling ioof. One was a I'Mt) I'lvMeyer had been •repotted out mouth sedan, the piopeity u id ill- i Mint■v . and the »ube.ymmilRobeit flakier, the other *»i* e trr previmj-fv had t-een making J V I 1 hevfolrt vrdvtl. bvlotiging to elfoitv t ■ (mil hint to ivsue a l> I lb. ulitiii. anto meih-vmc in I ittttiinun. ,\! .i - In*..I pia-limiuary iminify empluvre ol ||ir g,iia#‘- . l l e Its) Innt l-rfore (ha ptiked it inode about a 1.(11 lion, Jiir** b . »nl‘ ntmiMu- mii.nis piirpaftod hrlmr llle* riath expfi *'• ;i iitirA o f parties at If rteifftiiinl nn Tiitc#* ^l»l It F. I. mwh»n«c. wri th.* IlflUl'tt tn { lit* i |N«ll, lit* '«>•ill. ||i* W il 5fu lfil »lumt ft*r? ii v*'ii y LAKE SUCCESS, “ July. 28 *4’ . from wlifrt i Im* rotif f^ll. l*H>ktiM£ Volume Of Loans Is Outer. Mongolian In­ cident Brought Up Up But Fewer Find In Membership Pica Ne e d To Borrow Fred L. Touchton . D in Dade City Sugar Rationing For Industrial Users Ends Former WPB Official Calls Kaiser Plan For Plane "Com'pletely Fantastic” Survey Reveals !Invasion Charges High Income Of By China-Russia Florida Farms Made At UN Meet J.- L. Sauls Presides At VFVV District Meet "Killed When . Over By Auto No. 182 W ir o Promises To Tell Reds insisted On Re­ v i s i o n Of D e b t Owed To Britain; 1941 Terms Stand Ctipp*, pietident of the hoard o f'lra d ;, said (ftiiiih nrgolisloti offered s number of conceiiinn*. hut "we could not go the whole way the Soviel government de­ manded at a condition of an agree­ ment.” * P re s s U i i e d In Spotlight At Hughes Probe Forrestal said that the new set­ up of a separate Army, Air Force and Navy under tho overall cont­ rol o f the Secretary of Defense will save money In the long run and be beneficial, in _ the sense o f ‘'getting the most of out of our money.**. Unification will cost more In the JACKSONVILLE. Fla., July 28, beginning he said, adding. "It (S p ecia l)-- "Other *tate* w i l l Is my hope the added expena* benefit greatly through the enter, print of Floridian*dn develmurfenl of, State-operated m»ikrls. said today he told newsmen laconically J. Stanford Laraon, actintr chief la to "g et people". of- the Market Organlaatiou end So far as possible he plant to Facilitie* Branrh, United State* keep existing services ami groups Department of Agriculture, dur"lloWever, I Intida (aim familier undisturbed, he said. Ing a Jacksonville vlalt thl* week­ ___ .Are needed to In. aTe^pfobahty- in the ill 4H|HI bForrestal hinted that his tsnure end. The Washington official, who I create' the National Quant rifle o f office at Secretary of Defense apent some tfme touring the State, nam mI t poaitum that Ihey have ] company now being formed here might not exceed one year. after appearing on th ; July 23-24 John L. Saul*, preaiding for Ihe e*ei been." Mr Ihgley *.*td. "Only {from the 12 mep reported at ready When asked whether he Intend­ program o f the annnat conference tcfc-nllit to the 23 or more nion ed to slay in the job for sometime, rtf managrra and official* uf Flor­ first time as VFW Commander of- a few mole (.timet* need to u#e the Fifth Florida district *t il* required before Company 2 o f the li'eastaasg r* s * aisS ida'* Stale Farmer*' Markets, ronference Sunday in Detiaml. the bank credit available to llieni 124th Infantry Can be activated. gave unstinted praise to Nathan Imndlin) hi* duties In n wnrkuiHn- tin* *e*r because continuing lugb It waa announced today. Mayo, (ommissloner o f Agtlcul-J li),*- manner, presided like an "old faun incomes make it |MH*thle lo Ii It la planned to bring the Com­ lure, and \\ Ilham I,.- Wilson, l»i-l tinirt," and rlulrhlng III* naveil ■I wnllnii.t nn 1‘nar Sis) pany jup to a total atrrngih of rector o f State Market*, for de-|fifm lv. strictly limited lime of de l ich officer* and IBM men. The mem­ velopment of (he unique system bnte so that no "filibuster*" hroko . i bers held an organisation meeting .of Stale-operated *ale* center* out. F. D. Scott, commander nf ,s , / ’ n n „ B O f I . i m i n r Thursday night and wilt continue DADE CITY, July 28,-(Special)• which' now comprUe* 37 aetive i’osl 3282 reported this, morning. “ I ' L U |lH P r to meet every Thursday night at Fred L. Touchton, 86, druggist unit* handling more than >32,The Sanford p oit furnished one 8:00 o'clock at the Sanford Aim- here for 20 years, and senator of 000.000 of produc* in the last af the largest delegation* preoent, cry. The Company has been tn the 38th senator*! district o f Pas­ fiscal year. hr saiil, with 18 member* attendaeUva since tt.wa* absorbed Into co and Sumter Counties in 19.14 Twenty-one case* of liquor sal­ "Director Wilson, through hi*' ing including Pat Johnson, senior t W Army during the' war. and 1938, died suddenly of acceptance thepresidency presidency. . o f; vice commander: James Huff, es la-v violation arc’ pending in ---------------—o f . — Capt. Roy Green la company heart attack yesterday morning the recently organ!ted National ' Quartermaster; H a r v e y Hale, Comity • Court a* Ihe re*l|ll "of -commander, and Capt. John rope at 8 o'clock on the sidewalk Ji»»t. Association o f Produce Market chaplain and John L. (ialloway, investigation*’* tbe t’"*1 month and Capt. Robert Raker are qn the a* he reached th# door of hla Managers,” Mr. Larson continued, trustee. by member* of (In* _Stale , • staff. Lieut. Dick Brown is ntfiltf- drug stors. I "h *i now embarked on an effort Slate Junior Vice Commander flevf-r.xg* Department tn Semiant company commander and MaJ. Since October,- 1941, he hod (o ff|ve the real of the country C. C. Whlltle made a talk on de­ Innvl, County. O. Bark* t* medical officer. . Information* fned hy County been manager o f th* Walgreen benefit* similar to’ those which partment plana for the comlr.g ' The purpose o f forming the Service Drug Store here, when he Floridians are deriving from thl* year. It was decided to hold the Pro-vutlng Attorney Georg* A. -company Is to provide a force of returned from Avon Park where state'* ay-stem of m arket*."next district meeting In Novem B|»n «how that 17 nf, the ca«e* minute men tn ease o f emergency he lived several year*, after a During lh*-t*n*y#*r* or more In her in Orlando. Among the hotly foi v-tdeh warrant* w ;ie i»»neil or large seal*-tragedy. Men will residence o f 14 y*ort In Dade which, the major portion .-of the d iscu **^ J op jc* wa* -that of a i>>- ihn Sharif* of/ict- wtru «* drill two hour* a- week for which City. “ Florida system he* been brought Stale bonus' to World War II vet-" gainTT "AtOfM pefknn* ‘ chki tfiht p H t l s s will receive 12.80 a drill A native o f Blanton, Ga., he to lie present .stature, other Stale* eran* similar ta that given hy with veiling liquor will.... I a. Iiatlr sergeant* >6.80. Men from 17 was the ton of George W. Touch- have copied, or adapted many o f South Carolina and Mlsilisippi. |ctn*i- *hd four charge* overe a to 87 year* of age are eligible to ton end Lethe Copeland Touchton, its feature*, and Mr. Larson, a* The conference was hangsd lo gani*t whit# perS-un fur unlawful join regardless o f military eiper* both native* o f Blanton. He taught well at other speaker! at ths order by Raul'a gavel at 10:00 A, telling of Intoxicating leverage* ilDTA. school two yeare before entering Market Managers conference In M. and adjourn ed at 1:00 o'clock on' Sunday. Following-Activation Company 2 the drug l.u vines*. Jacksonville this last week stress­ »o that every0lW 8rotir*f0‘ t t n h g — At) petouui against whom Ihe will b* furnished with the latest He Is survived by hla widow, ed the value of the experience hall game between. Senford and charge* war* made were released >e o f equipment Including ma- Mrs. Jamie Touchton; a son, tronttaaea Iran Fagi d w l nn > '0 bond with two♦xceptlohSj DeLoAd. _ n # gun* and movie Dim* show­ Fred L. Touchton, Jr., a student accmding to Slierlff Percy Merit! ing atomic bomb testa and' other at 8t*t*on University; a daughter lighter 8PEF.ll PRESIDES Mias Mery Lethe Touchton. Dade subjects. ' COMMISSION MEET unly Prosecuting Attorney )ulnn City; e brother, Harry Quinn George A. Speer Is uiesidlng pveri The City CommUsinn will meet Sanford; a sitter, Mr i Touchto City Court sessions during the r« tn* vs- In rvcolar aeaslnn thl* evening nt James L. Spivey,Valdosta; hie ion of City Judge J.G. Sharon. (7:30 o cloek. stepmother, Mrs. G. W, Touchton, MARSEILLE, France, July 28, Valdosta; five half brother*, Wh— French ■hulhorltlss said to­ John I. Touchton, Houston; Rich­ Alle* Rav Palmer. 23 month day that nearly 1,000 o f 4,800 eld child o f Mr. and Mrs. L.R. ard Touchton, Bradenton; Frank, Jew*, cruising offthora In three Bam and Jack Touchton, Valdosta; {Palmer of Kentucky Avenue, British deportation ships after be­ (Cameron City, died tht* morning and four half sisters, Mrs. Jtise ing turned back from Palestine, shortly after iftlB o'clock at Fern- Biles', Valdosta; Mrs. Marvin G. were III or needed medical care. lald-Laughtnn Memorial ifoepttal. Bile*, FL Pierre, Mrs. Paul LangThe Jew« had approached Pal­ By HORRY PARKS Il was nice lo have Ilay Fox la* the m o l t o f Injuries received ford. Live Oak, and Mr*. Bam estine without Immigration visas CAMP RCRIRE a* an overnight camper. (this morning when run over by L ovatt,, Sparks, Go. In the Exodus o f 1847, formerly Funeral arrangements have not Tuesday was o busy day at W>Ineodav morning there were Bulck Coupe. e the B. a President Warfield. Their bean completed. No charge* Against . landing from th# deportation v**- Camp Winona with Cabin II chal­ swimming classes, rifting, archery . ly r fc r . MW W o t Sixteenth aels wax scheduled fo r tomorrow. lenging Cabin I to another soft and handicraft. After lunch the Street, driver o f the Bulek, hav* The refugees departed from a ball gam* and balng beaten 6-6. camper* tang "Happy Birthday" Thirty-three o f the camper* to (Jen* eavy, one nf the com men tnade by the parents as ia the French port f o r Palestine and th# opinion o f Mr. 7 timer, Uio Accident British shipped them - bock. Two made and painted plaster stat­ cillm* and presented him with was unavoidable, According: to the British corvette* and the destroy­ uettes They wars a Scotty dog a rhneotete Iced cake tupped report of Patrolman'W,II WASHINGTON. July 28, (Jp|- er Cardigan Bay shepherded (be bookend, in Indian head (<one w ith ‘ 21 candle*. erstn who made an Investigation. Th* Agriculture Department an­ refugee ships. large and on# small) and a fitot After rest period. Cabin I The accident said RauVerson, nounced the end o f sugar ration­ mari-l>-d forth ami defeated the The Cardigan Bay put Into har­ paper weight. occurred In the yard of the Helpy ing at HUM A. M. today because bor and Its chief officer, Capt. G. Bobby Parks and John Fox romhineil forces of all the counHobby »n West thhr- Ihere M r UtlL-OL-lht- JifU -jm njcA-Jor _ Hut xilUa* Fallowing o f • lock o f funds to finance the H R ^ . Its! dally nrltt of a rifle man » hand­ w*» mars' shooting' and’ handi­ ■looking after her washing. Mr. out ion end* rationing to In­ and other authorities o f Marseille. book. Wada Garner shot a high­ craft and another swimming pe­ Tsr had put Ms laundry Inin dustrial and institutional users. Ha appeared to be.In a _r*(* when er score o f 41* but as he already riod. After supper came acmie H the child had been Rationing to kauiesriee# was end­ he relumed to ship. Tho points of had a-b ook it wot awarded to of the campers went on an In­ wt by • droop of ed two months ago. disagreement were not disclosed. the next highest. teresting hlk# to Skull !.ake and e had put his car Into Eight boys started the eeriei back. A| th* council ring there However, price controls ire be­ Sailors on the dratroyer Mid I.onand gone but ing kept. And, control* oa the don had ordered them not to talk. o f tests to qualify for advanced weir games and contests between a spectator cal of supplies which Indusswimmer. They were Fred and the cabin* and Cabin I won stop. The child had trial users may have oai hand were Bob Poey, Walter Routh, Wes oe#r. Ihe entire camp in Hoop RESTAURANT HOLD Standing In front o f th« le ft front Instituted. Mr. and Mrs. William Lamb re­ Spencer, George, Harden, Mike Relay. '' wheel when It waa hit , In announcing this action, the cently purchased the Palma and Whelchel and Harold Cranston. Before tap* th* campers wendeportment said After many active contcala told of* the picnic-.planned for failed Pines IlciUurant, Including Lota Id appropriate fund* I ta fin to 16 and 18 o f tf)* Dreamwot-I Ad around th* council ring th* camp­ the next day and the minstrel a few mlntues, Patremqn tlnue work o f tho sugar ration- dlUon. from Mlaa Euclelde R. ers had a “ Jay bird" swim and ■how ta.be put on by the coun State Farmers Markets Lauded * By U. S.-> Official A s s o c ia t e d China ami Soviei Ruuia i lathed j*t tom* prlnlpd iutii wlifn h# « i v l lit* fin* i*sd i ii it11 i«»r (alt froli* rt IwimI th*> .m <j ••,! '»■ Cuuncil mrinheninp tom dlul UlUl.llLi.dvi 14Umv -tpui Li_— miller nvei .iilmilting Ui|lei ATjii I lif* mill today m the Unitrd Nali'un s , Airport Hill Is Interpreted For Fipdord Citizens tlidtl. Willi Uui'l-i thvigutrt lli.il ij (’LIT l‘lyn)iitiHi ImhvUifrHfc L* %v**»** tome circle* tn Aiu would like hitnnlil to tee Ihe la r e l situation 'dnpli *•"», be.-lligi.l. « f , . I I I . - I H'l n- t .o paik. ll II... til 't talnl m ihe Far- Fa*t, lUtsi.le nt (hr building. Chins'* ili-legate. Dr ShuhOh Tt.e Imlldliig it owned I . I’r-, lists, lohl’ lhe memhenliip commit nnhl* and KryitniiU I'olu. ri . It. iv ti. W)IIInlit a and Flip I’liiaf trr which i* combining appfu i M. N. Clevelaml .mlvryj s|»tc>-•lion* ol inttp cuunltirt llut In* In lake cbnige nf tlui aitltatinn gnvnnmmt nypniivl Outer mon The eswif -o f - t he Im jlitiu g —r t hy Wood*)) till.. t>eniigulia became of ihe "armed m imited Itilik was *CHtli-ieil a In. ill vaitnn” nf ( him hy Oulrr Mon .alley am i slrret. d ie crash Hi golkirt Irottpv. iliiqmiled hy t*nk*. ti ailed inn m spectators. I S ., ,.f v!,-i,ate Bill No. .qfit villi pi live tu he o f ur"*t advan-. Hi,-" in the t’ il’y of Satifotd and other -mail ■-!>!“« in lecuring .it p >■i A it iiltif. »och av the San* find N.u h I Air •Jinti.'ii. it was tsd -to la> hj Edward Higgins, maiinu* ■ of the Setninolr County i i Tn.!* -i uf Cuhtmeree who with 11^ It l 1.---- III - ix In Jnel.xonfir' t*-t '-ii-k t.in fe rrin g with ,rfft.if.il- Ilf the IVnr A«*e>x Adf lit|iiif - Mil I Mu* f tvll A m tfiiB It > \ t!f*1i it*dif r ifiI If*11 * rtu nni i nc ill ,11■|.1 - xl I ■n (tf the bill. Tim diuiuinlril hi a (him veto ol M n t " bin i■, " i idea that the City,* the applit itmn. - htch mi • «', ■I " " i i x tlie mrport -Alexi-i N Kiatilnlkov, Hti**l*<i ■ .pi i •. . i- li-,. Sint ion, l*e givdrlvgatr "I,,, figuied in an ex tUitugx mid equip. h change uf fiaat talk wit It the oili­ It, id trip* •! atian, praer delrgaie. ni a rummlttea nu-ti * >iih-vl Hie teveiitm tlerlved from ilig laal •xveek, .promptly c.haig-'l ■i*i i» i in niniutain an I that -the t’hiiii-va nllegatlnnx ni" peipeMinle the mi|yirt.. "nMurd.” ■’iftfsiinded,- and thni An enteitaming m m ii.il pi ft. Ilikw 1*- and Mr. Coleman In realilv rii|oeva lump* violate.I gum wa* prrtenled q the Rohm refiiFlal <('.ii lfi*-v conferred with Outer Mutignliaii letrltory. luncheon today under the d im ti -i l.vle l‘rit.-i :q*L regional direetor Kraxiliiikov **td Ihe the whole r in r lr i Morriinn. p ro g ii-i ■ the V \ \ niv.. w ill; It. W. border inci'leiit made him think of I i-.i.'h, u -.1 *e,-J-ivei| instruction* them iiitghi tm parti** In ('him ch «irm*n. i- I" h i" pr. i tit secure xvliu wuuM like tu are a UN rmu Sever.il vrcsl xulux urie irpil---- I ’ . .i early nt po-xihlt ml-iiiim «>i up tu investigate the * i>v Min Robert* Ey.tuv. ,i timu I t . uu lli.> t\ \ V. id fair. IL v:iul -iilaii they mighMr. i h-mn.t t.iilay termed the pet iriln hy Perry Btrlnrr v.u lie trying tq -detract from the veierel pi.mo »ehclion> hv hi* ->i 'i p i- vert . "itti white and said rivn 'vm i In Chin*. * .The cminiittio deferred artin i •ILiheit * holli. «if u liu n i .lie u.-v. '* .1 thv'. l .i-l li-afned a lot of 'I'm-.:- iv" - 1; the- hill, “ It look* on Outer Mongolia pending reply j 1,.„|f(,'u%jn ,(li . f it v'.til lake n lot nf rwi tape from (lon e I< adjourned ■ 1 ^ 1 ™ " ' " ' . ' : .,e.| .-~ t!nr acquisition o f __ .llm lle I nucnton-.vim.mtv-e-J taking up Urnthe- 'application appl a i'p -i i property,, real ant 1raiivJorilHii briefly,^ Haven men--, 'lineup for the _tuftbt!l gvme ■ pe|‘^i mill, lie ile.-lsreil. her* xupp.'ited Transjordan -h-u Wrihievd-iy night against the Mr. Iligfiinx aft.) reported that Russia,, which vetoed T ra n sJo n la r they i‘i'fl f e n I with Wiley Gilles­ la it Atignxt, lexerved her state Linn* Club, a* fullnivi: Epp». Jr., p merit until Wednesday. 1 pie o f Hie firm, Smith and GllA. Stina, c Ifxpir, in JneksanvIRc in regard k’ np*. Sr,, lb : - eiigim-eti -if nn the propaseit ■ Touhys 2b t.rmiiml huihlings nn the laks-* '* J- Higgin*. a* from. Mr f iill.’ -pif, he eniil, will Tuiiehlon, 3h p; event the pliipn^ition to the . Tooke, rf t jty in v-gmd to lit* services S;ieer If oil th - prujeet. YORK HAVEN. P*„ July 2H. ftean, > f . hfb— Two men In a motor boat Re verve,X: G. Stine, Unrk-. Ho!!-. were swept over a Smujueharfis Redding and Ratignn. River dam arid clung lo the craft ^.Mr. Touchton nl-v> ■nn,nitu*t-d for II hour* before lining rescued that the umpire* will In- IVln little the worse for their exper­ 1Cnn IInara tn (*•■* *1x1 ience. Chief o f Police Roy G, William* Clarence Hoover. 17, and Wil­ ri-i-entlv released n "motlel" white liam Elllnger, 42, were riding prisoner who, In* »aid, other chiefs . along the river when th# engine of police would like a* a "gue*t," o f their Inal failed. The current for the- «nld prisoner, a profotcaught the helplei*. craft and Mufti! Route painter, left tho SanTAMPA, Fla., -July 2R. 4 V -j ■went II aver Ihe dahi. They (Layford Police .Station In far better ed with the boat a* It went over Joxeph I<ee, an amateur drivei shape than when he entered it. from UytwfaA suffered a h eir, cl Ihe bsrrier hut were thrown into It I* doubtful, however, whether the swirling water below th# dam. tack coming out of a turn during The pair *w*m to thalr wrecked a motorboat race here yi vteiila; other Jails will gleam a* brightly craft, caught on the rocks, end and wa* pronounred dead Otton Irttid" nx Sanford'* duo lo the proclung lo It until rescued 11 hour* arrival at Tamp* Munlrlpnl 'l-n- rr.xxtnmvl service* of the recently uTentnl primmer, who wa* guest liter by two other York Haven piOvl. I-e# had placed second In Fran­ ef the Cil v for 90 days for having pien. ' kie Rodrigues o f Tern pa in the tried tu drive hi* eiitornohllq while m iMusical Program I Presented At Rotary .Lunclieon 2 Men Rescued After Swirling Ov^r Dam { t : V * . I •: ' Folicc Siafion (iels Paint .Job By “Guest” Joseph Lee Dies At Tampa Boat Races Yearly Report Made Hy Credit AnH6eiatiori A euhslanlldV’ Increase in net earnings, amount of loan* and membership i* reported by the Production Credit Association ax compared with a year ago. As o f June 30, membership has Increased from 296 In 1940 to 300, loans outstanding from 70 to 108 and amount of loans outstanding from >399,007 to >632^84. Accu­ mulated earnings Increased from >118.023 ta >136,192 and total not worth from >296,200 to >810,879. first heat for Class "C " amstcuri They were neck and neck in the, eceetvd heat w hen ■Rodrli:n •r~TTrrr tired l.re*« lK»*t eppraiid to lie out of control. Rodrigues maneuvered hi* uwn craft alongside Lee's slow-movin'* bust, leaped Into the Lee-rarer and took over the control*. Mr. Lee had lived In Banfbrd for 16 veer* where he operated n plumbing business with hi* bro­ thers, A. \V. and Harry 1-vc. He, la survived by his widow, Mrs. Alma Lee; a daughter, Mias Linda Lee and two brothers, A. W. and Harry Lee of Hanfoid. Puneral service* will bo an nounred later. : . intoxicated. •'Never again," he told Chief William*. Nr.fbhTVI* IK» Jalllnhhy psintCil. Ihil llio'kitchen,-the tlownvtair*. celt* and the upstair* cells at* mcrly patnlml ,na well. Chief Wtlliarua reported. In addition, all cotx litre new mnttrr*ees. AH liiip* or vermin at Ihe Jail arc com hat led >y ith a portable clrctrlr fog spray tmlfft, a handy little gadget hardly larger than a portahli- rnilin.. It ia plugged Into n eockvl anil 'steam 1* producsd lhal mixr* with tho DDT «olutlon and prmlure* the fog spray. • Moat of the htiga that get Into bedding are brought by whlta vagrants, said. Chief Williams, , v ‘ ----------- ----- - -• tk ____________ �* ----- >—“ — ------ ----- — • • « MONDAY. JULY 28, 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, -FLORIDA The Sanford Herald , II,k,4 la 1*01 rablUkt* *all>. «*rt*l *a . >al t u il D *1 It \va» hoped that plans for tho m con itn Germany could gn: forward harmoniously after eo-oprralioii'hail been (Infinitely ruled out. . Milt France's insi.itance on heavy reparations i ri,i«>r4 >• •»*»•* *‘.** ■ TALLAHASSEE, July 28 <8 b*c islt- .Special Scholanhlp. foi ver.ltl.. Florida colleges and are to lie paid in rath and thui do not ronflict with tuition and *ub*l«tenre available to war vetrrant under the G. I. Kill of Kl*hu, arrordin* to Attorney General J. Tom Wat.on. In teply to an Inquiry from School Superintendent Colin Engll.h, the attorney general declar­ ed- that tha Lewi. Schuler,hip*, a . well a* tha houie and »enatorial Khotar.hip., are to be paid In ca.h to the holaer of one o f them when he ha. compiled with the law by M tl./actory attendance and work. Thui, he pointed out. out, they cannot be consldan Oi-I.krr 31, ima, *1 (*« *'«■! II UMl.rJ, M ail*., aa.tr Ik 14 IVaa.rr** af 'lafffc •- I****^ overcome. Paul Gliali* writing from Paris, eavs, “ There j.i a level wljereby Germany con play its role in Europe's reconstruction without threatening the security o f her m u*< iiii - i " ' *v neighbors. The big headache o f the Paris conferees from J'aiaklr la «4>>ar* now on will he to figure this level.” Carltrr.'Wrek '- . The new - American. jKillcy in Germany provides for, a healthy ectinomy. for Germany, leading to her independ­ ence o f outside aief. - Reparations take second place in, American plans, hut seem "vital and important to.Frarfco, It ia up to the United States and Great Ilritain to convince rnlerlalhMirhl* l«t France o f the need to merge her rtWn national.requirement* r a t a l mr | mh*I•* M ill •I rriNlar ml»»*llt with the good o f Europe as a whole. While France may wish that the production o f the Ruhr valley could la* Ikl«n4 N f « o * r '» lit ,.. I » r . channelled in great part into the French economy,* and In the pnlltrMsI llrU «■ i|ju* completely revivify that nation, she must la* willing ■»» wkl.l*).*1! 1 lal rtllr* In tke *c! to share with the rest, for the good o f the whole o f Europe. ■rlwrli-kl fc.iUinailrr* It's a matter o f Ihe long look forward. Peace and re construction o f Europe as u whole mean |*eace and re­ 4.1, > 1 Ik V . Tk» ItrralS I* a I I, taUllfS construction for every part. If one part were to go much A.,url«lr4 I'ftM "k lar •veekU•iflMftit.il la Ik* ■' faster than another, the situation would lie out •>( balance rallra el all *k* again, with ensuing (rouble. That is what all nations In IkU a»a*aa**w. I AI* art** 4l«»«lrk,t. Intelligent Offspring A WITNISS at tha pasapod fraud trial of Gethardt EUlar to WwhIn gton , Joaeph Z. K o rn fc d a r (above), 60, Detroit salaamsn. k»ld Ihat F.ulcr dictated tha coeapodlion of Uie national commlttaa of tha Americani Communut Parly. Tha former Ohio Communist, Party leader told th# court that Euler Uneatened with "s«rioua%con*artucncca** Uioaa whooppoaed hU __ _ ' —' ' T' ihopped applet !*•* mayV Iw iiio i'ir a n ■|'l>l«a added U a standard waffle latter FdiSE FDR TODAY A private foundation, directed hy Guy Irving Burch, for variety fa flavor and triture. reasu res h ave GREAT t TKEASUBE8 nAV t. lias found that American intelligence neemx to lie getting Add in th . proportion if two roM F FROM UNEXPECTED lower at the rate o f five iHrints every liulf century. Grave cup. of apple, to ea.h two cup. in fers TOUR COMMUNITY economic und-political problems! cun come as the result of HAS POSSIBH -m ES BEYOND this trend. Durch aaya. . of Florid* are expected to gather [dav noon. Thr aftsnciatlnn’i I. Wednesday for thr 1Ith annual dlrrcturs will meet WadtiFlotilla Dairy Firld Day. and Con- „t ||-o'clock. Scholarships Are To Dairymen To Hold Meet In Gainesville Be Paid In Cash To Avoid GI Bill Conflict ‘ GAINESVILLE. Fla.. Ju';/v Ruhr Dispute Finely a airway „ th*y ,»ould U if the ai>«ci«l |*chn)arihi(i* were paid Uy the j state l a t h e collage or unlver* l.u y a . feVa, tuition or aubtiatence. Vetarana can receive from fedrra| aourcvl up to 1600 |>«r year , „ r fer§i Kbok, and other ex­ , Hnae 0f att«nding a college, in addition to icceiving a monthly |.uhslatence. The attorney general i .i.kkJ >1_t ... 1..... _ . . •. - . , 8 ^ 0 0 4 i o t j i u , Uj t • ^ !U,.Co1' T “/ :'* * Indian, a . a r*U»h . c r v a T ’M ” rlcultur# and Florida Dairy Indui-, v, n|ion, when the first colonii hat try Aisoclstion, the program will |amj,u on Plymouth Rc*j i h e '•get undrt way Wednetday *ftcr-| Friendly Indian* snowed the m noon and continut through Thurt-' settlers how to tlnd and uta li fouth Activities Week Bogins Aug. 3 OF SANFORD AND ALL CENTRAL FLORIDA August -l to a will >« ynu'h rtivitie* wreli in thr First MothU»i Church. All young people i Sanford Iwtween the »gr» »f I and 21 arc invited to purtiri- W e wish to express our deepeti appreciation to you fo r Ihe extremely hearty response to the “ l.ockgr Plant Vlsllatlon” program put on by us lost Friday night. The crowds attending prevented us from giving you personal allenllon. Bui we hope you enjoved it and ask that you come often and feel as we do that this is your locker plant. te In all acftvilic* <>f th.>• program will Include plan* r warship, dlscuixlon*. work. i|Vic« and fellinv.hip, Tha Youth lUtavan which will ad th# activities nf the week U1 artive to serve the local iprchea ami community The caran con.i.t* of four oldtst |>vo• who havo had *|ierial traing In 'working with youth and a program of the rhurt-h for uitlk A counselor will also lie ItWaha caravan, who ha. had t e j y training in guidance ami alatanca for pairnla and worker. VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME CENTRAL FLA. QUICK AND STORAliE COMPANY, INC. SAN FORD, FLORIDA 401 W . 13th STREET . - one-third home hy women who have gone no further than he conclude* that le**-fayoriU individuals Jmtve larger familiea than do those with greater ttdcinl, economic and ler late than nevet. ‘ intellectual advantages. ~ 1 IrniS ■WxilJcrrHnir*4nv-H»wW — .. According- to-t he reuMlta of-44ieiie4ttvr^tigntiiins, some method should he found to perauade' tho l*etler-4Miulp|H‘il Aptimitm, predict* » depletion Jn the 19501. Thcte »» nolhiui members o f society to have larger families. But after all, the over-all intelligence quotient o f the country is a vague, toiki almut the preient "boom. impersonal factor, ami the size o f our fatuities is deterniflUHl hy many very personal conditions. Also, tin- war may lS S v T S i\ 2 W check- But'bet p their own a m on g ne.t) linRrtt «l ' economic A district (rfficer in India win transferred to a. Iiitielv poat in Bihar where many of the trilies are fliiav'ca hy heredity, caate and tradition. Several dav< after hia»|trrival gency got) puweu I IP a college sa id th e o ffic e r education at goiemmenl espenicGi bcnehU lot o ud extraordinary new irtruiB. Well, s lid all. lh* under u Irae in the garden war ha* been over Jot two ye»i». befaute o f the libat. In a circle arotn "i»m .” now find* lh»t Hood old fatliiuiitd - Ameiicamtin it not to bad after all. Back in hi* fo il love Gcim any, where he i* f* c in | tiisl at a “ N*ii-oifrnder.” . he it laid to have said, "We in the United S utri qever did *uch un 32 million dol lat* worth o f ’properly in S*mtnote County, but over 44 p t«* n l o f lhi» amount it cither wholly or partly exempt from taxation, leaving the teil, ionic 18 mtliiou dollar* worth, to catty the burden of tuppuiling the county, gov­ _ _ a * Homeilead* J. ait kfftllia# •diinrnt. valued ratly 6 million dollar* and of count, exempt (tom opcrating taxes of debt lervic* levies. But (hat leaves ovtr 6 million dollni-' worth oi othet property exotet from both op­ erating sod drat service tixe* And the otyre property exempt from taistidt, the mote taxe* other propertifi^BOvt pay. It soumis- a* if Pteiideol Soc­ ks mo of Indonesia ha* iomtlhin| when he appeal* for Ameiicsn lid in hi* fi^B again*! "Dutch Imperisliim’’ on the ground* that America once fought for its own independence agsinit ’‘British Im ^erialitm." However, that was 170 yean ago and pieiuppotc* that no progrrtt ha* been msd* since then in settling political differ­ ence* by pcigafp] mean*. He ap­ peals to us to stand by thou drmoctatic ptinciple* for which xirc fought w valiantly through until atomic bombs blow world to bits) An wa navi ins to leant that fighting it not .the way to and wan arbitration/'-coactlialion and promis# a r t,''. _ _ . piano, dining table, writing desk. In fltd circle utood all th i chairs. Within reach o f hi iitallw spread out, none o f it missing. A* « crowning tnuch, the Have.* o f a low hanging branch beside him were pasted thick with his poitagc slamps! Later in the day the tribesman reappeared. "Well Sahib?’’ • He gut the job. — Contributed hy Mrs. Vivian Rose (Nagpur, India) JACKSONVILLE ~Jul y 28., (Spe­ DEL A M ). July 2B (SpecUD cial) Th* American D eftm , and Ten. Stetson University sludeAts World War II Victory Medal* will from Sanfurd -wgrv listed on the honor roll at Hlotmw-Uoiversity L*. IL. __ . irteo'endiug in recognition for quarter* of the 8evenlh Naval conllrtently-high scholarship. District. ----------- >-er--. They anrrTJllvId HT C itih .: Naval vbtaranx may raceiva freshman)'-Mri Ann 8. Hugh, their medal* by’ applying in ptrton' •ophonior*; L- M illard. Hup-.. »oat any Navy Recruiting Station. phnmnrt; J „ , WldUr McOailin, A suitable ttidbnc* of allgiblllty senior; Will K. McTeer, .ophomutt bt prertntld, such at a mure; William H. M.ro, fie.h man: ditehorg* refitkata, and a statement ‘of service or a statement by tha veteran’s former com­ manding officer indicating the medals to which the applicant Is entitled, or In U» case of officers, a certified copy of releaso order*. W J« c o u N m v TO* N £ l * B F 0 * S A liM fO H S A LL t o u T YOU , 9 u T J>£M CtTY NlKkHiOX* P £Y A40*' filM 'A lL Y TU H Q fT S ALL f o o T ""P0 W. V. Bitting Touchton Drag Co. Nature has provided th* hu­ man system with a marvelously Intricate and beautifully copHinated set *f organs, glands, 5J9®d ilream, bona and muscle. When Nature's simple laws ar» heeded, these work to­ gether for hsalth, strength and Intelligence. Undue strain, Insu/ftclsnt diet and rest, too strenuous exer- Mr, and Mr*. Joieph Mlkler of MU. Peggy Clark uf iralru. Ga. Slavia announced today the ohi. the gue.t of M l.. Charlene gagement o f their daughter. Sue, Caldwell. . to Jaroc* D. Colbert; .o n -o f MrL Kdtth I* Qolberl ami tha lata H. Frland. STmtilflin'iIu, L Colbert of thla rlty. . will regret to leain that he waa Mil* Mlkler attended Oviedo 1 taken to the Fcrnald Ijiughton High School and the SoJlhrrtij I Memorial Hoipital last aVcuunt School of Contmarca-ln Orlando. i {ntcauaa o f a aeriuu. illnca*. Mr. Colbert graduated ftflMI Seminole High School ami for Mra. James M. Iloyd and two five years he aerved ‘ willi the children, Betty Carroll and Jimmy, UnitA) State* Atmy at x.riou , have arreera rrom rt. Meyer, uih) po.ts throughout the United are the gue.t* of Mi*. Itoyd'a Stale* and In the European The­ parrnU. Mr. and Mr*. W. T. \Mui-later uf 0|M*rationa. Both MU* Mlk­ ler and Mr. Colbert are employedhy A. Duda and Bon* of Slavia. Mr. and Mr*. Jack Horner, M i., The welding will be an event of Krbrcra Steven* and Kdwin Stev­ thU auiumer and plans for th.* en. of St. Petersburg plan to leave rrremony * Ill In* announ-ed at on Tur.day tor a two week, vaca­ a later date. tion In Pennsylvania ami New York atate. . Iletwet'-n l ‘. ru and 1«»If* per rilplf.>ohiiimplTon uf rjjtiii fruit ami tonlstmv hu-rrn.ed from 44 pound*.to U7. NOTICE Mt-aiiwhlla. the housing piritne .t tin- Unfvcralty i. tar toighv, ) this fall than it has l<cen fcilH1‘ 1 !<«• itlflnv of (•. I. «(uilrnU. X ,Z T t will la- hull.I'll thi* foil It) *onrumpui diirmltnry unit*: anoiher l.iMk) ‘ can b e . accommiMlated by fintrrnity liotiae., with \|. .thus Air Base *dpim nn” and uILs.lupua ropnr* avAUahl* .fm •jie ra l Hiouianil more. Matrleil .tudenla with ihihlrril will al*<i liavr a li-ller cliunii* to go to M-hool tills fall with 17- faul­ ty unit, available in the tint-*- Fluvet Villuge*. adjoining the •onipii-, und eiPHinliug arrtiniiuntlalluns nt the Air, lla.e IrniU-i villngv* nnd apai tuienl. w hieh I hi, aumniei house IINI families. Allhongh the uff-rainpu* h Mia- . . i— — - . I their home In Canton, O. after Mrs. Jamea Rjdge was honored 1 .pending a few day* visiting Mr. on her birthday at the regular [and Mr*. W. D. Thornton ai l-HI Sunday night .upper held U*t eve-. I Park Avenue, nlng at the Seminole Country' Club. Song* were aung and danc­ Mr. and 6lr*. F'rank Meiscli have ing e.oioyed . throughout It,' .eve. UlKSIgO> lr«jMi Wilmington.- Ud.’ i * ~ s S W I N G and S Y M P H O N Y Y o (^’ 11 s Never j u p vitirjinfl-.-Q' Laughing! Q WALT DISNEY'S .Saturday and Sunday night rtcik dinner* wrre nerved with Juice, Frrnch fried potati lure anil tnmat * * * 'oil* Mr. and Mra. Karl Schuin and aoRN ON OCXOUR 31, 1946, while her pollo-.drirkcn mother wai con­ and coffee. daughter. Gall, of Tampa went thu fined In an "iron lung", Bherilyn Kay Deutchcr wo* n perfect baby. Mr. gue.ta over the Weekrhd uf Mr*, Top photo ahowa Mr*. Crutcher gctUng her fit.l c)mip*e of the baby, Among those and Ca.mandra Srhulti in the l.sngley which wa* her third. In a San Antonio, T en, It"* pi lid. Today, txKh nnd Mr*. A. J. Willi an Mra. Apartment#. Mra. Srhultx returned mother and Sherllyn Kay have progreaaed atrudily Mi*. Crutcher ha. Mrs. K B. Smith, Mr Earl with them yeatVrday to .prnd u regained uac nf her b<sly down to the. J W 'i g «v M Smith. >tr. and IMill r'limplrtn), nffiiinl. ,alil tin* v ■eventual TfiftTIiT?Te recovery, Meanwhlla'Wie ............................. rfiftqiTJTe reaivrfy ... .... ........... . .. ill her household •An-- slmn -tlnue In Tampa.— ~ ~ ------ -eventual TRrFrVT* a n. r w M l« * r ,J,IW'"b^ * m-' ™ Imp# tu find iriddrnir arrummn.1 r.u P aerala-aw Mr. ’ chore* (bottom). Including tho bathing of Bht-ul)n. (fnirmaltonal) drew Carraway, and Mr.*. IV, ilatinli* fur all F'lorida women who Mr*.C. F‘. Proctor rrturnrd on G. Firming, Mr. and Mra. G e o r g j seek ndmi-ftiun thi. fall. Thurston. Dr. and Mra. T. F. Mr- Friday form Mayo Urutlirr. I'liidr ' With more than $7,tHm.WK) n.dUf in Rorhr.teF, it inn. Slu- wa* aeuf nppiuvrd run*tuntiun . nnnn ting and dpugbtrr, Gall. Me. nnd rumpanlrd to Hanford hy Mi*. It. 111■11 tS.INMt.lKNI n f wlll.ll i* 'll I 'l l ­ M. Burn* and Mr*. K. J. I'na-tor . puam-nt cun .trurtiun - - uudri u .-iv. who have been Vl.iling frirnl* .m l Ucv. Dougin. E. Charles, assist­ tiona nnd Value*." He luld uf By CYNTHIA LOWRY relative*. ant pastor o f the First Presbyter­ George -Wndiingtoa Carver mid AP Nxwfeaturr* Writer ian Church, wa* the main speaker Id* wuik and -puke of tili own UNION CITY, N. J. There at the all day meeting und picnic work in thrulughtd »emln»»h-» >n’A any Alp*, hut there's. a held by the W.S.C.8. of the F'irst aiming (Hiim-e, iirgiur. and i iher uf temporary building* will eii.ihle ll^TpItca of Swltxrrlaml right Methialist Cliurrh un F’tidny. Ihe University to eiltull M -ei.il ro»* th* Hudson River, In the Aluiut 40 people weie present f «r times a . many ntudciitx A* it reig shadow o f New York City’* 4lie meeting whlrll Was held al the When iitdinnry wnshiug, wip­ gi-tmVd during pre-war yt-nt*. home o f Mrs. It. W. Herron un the ing or { ( i ’ll Miiutiiig wtm't remnvr (‘uli.lturtion oil slieli |h-i mmiellt Almost a century ago, a group Country Club lt«*d. greasy -Inins thui i m i building* a . the new gymnasium, homesick Swl.s moved from mhattan, built their horn* and The sweet potato, a rich source Iry the nnumidin tti-ntmeaL I'ul up their hand-operated etu- nf vitamin A, also provides worth Mr. and Mr*. Guy I). Wood. Jr. nerved on thr wide poi«1i a shalluu to»| of household amildary machine# on the flrat whila quantities o f vitamin C and and sons, Darry and Wayn-. left their house. tod,v for Bt. Louis, Mo. where they inula llela-kah laalge No. :!2 of it It-wasn't until I’ eilrl llarplan to vlall for {damt two weeks Sanfprd installed officers o f the that tha American deuanitwith Mra. Wood’s sister oral hr«*4h- Orlando Lndgr No; l ‘J -irrth ?-F*m* ht.ura.-s.i 4ilutsdghl. The -fums-s those original folnhittn tetnal Hull in Orlando last Thurs­ given o ff luu-iti the gti-asy stain*. itton embroidery on pure t day night. Mr*. Flora LcWli n Ith thfj| latter burned oq| former memU-r o f the , Satifor I irmlral*,1 leaving only the vAl lodge was admitted to the Orlando Lodge hy transfer. Tlie-e fimii Banfuid attrmling were Mis. .My­ ers. Mrs. William Jamr-nn, Mrs. W. It. Beecher, Mr*. I*.- F'. I.und,, _ . (iui»t, Mrs. Ilrodie Willimm. Mrs. Mrs. F'red Myers, dislrlrt dep- Alvce Ashdown, Mra. J. F‘. Mr-' uty president o f dlstrirl No. 10, ( ‘lelland, Mra. 11. It. % Burnett and and hrr installing staff of Sent- Mr*. Charles Cole. •oved that ttmy had* W n doWE D O S O M E T H I N G j j percent nf the nation'* era- urk In improving equipment and aourcaa for youth work in the lurch** in Sanford and (level­ ling Chr atlan uctivltle* in town, illowing a fellowship supper at 00 P. M. each evening thcra 11 be cla** period., forum*. Vrori p « * nd recre.tion. A .pecial * « * .ur » . ..a .....# 1*0 * planned for .the evening During tha. war year*, their tbellevably intricate emWoldery achine* turned nut mile* and 4les o f gaudv shoulder patches, ttvron* ami stripe* for thr nttr and.Navv. • I'oday the industry hia recon­ verted th peace and to equal Mileage In embroidered hand* kerchiefs, dress and household Material* which need an expert trijlto detect from htndwnrk. [Bol In spite nf their new-found iaca in thr industrlnl tun. tha ■ihroldrrv men of northern Hudh County continue ' to’ rhmhln* bdem method* nf max* produebn with a typically Flitropran k ft approach to their hu*ine»a. bst »hopi remain family enterrises, 'with mnjhcr, father, tha and tha in-lawa all working bund-tha mansions-machines— klch for th* mn«6 part arc Still fe jjlln g on , the flrat floor o f s ir dwellings.IEdelweiss I* ‘ a familiar and it aymbol and so Is th* Navy Medals To Be Sanfordites Are On Distributed Aug* 1 Stetson Honor Roll _______$ . f* The Right Life For You (•AlNKSVJLLK. July 28. ( 8 vrrial) Sludynl application* f,,r «Jii)i..lon to t|i* University o f FI.iiIda lit S aptriuW ara -till twin* accuiitrd Univeisltv offi. ml* announced today, with the dr mil In.- for •aireptanrc *rl foi Ana. Ill hy the K ritlilr.r'* uflli-.. W.unVn rtudent* are ,i*.lng' avrtptad n n th » samr ha*l« \* i^if, with the proviso that women niusl mmuiw off-M-airpu. housing InovCt) and listed by tin- U iilvn»lty Imurlng tiffim. ( ‘oiuplriioo o f additional Inhi*. In* und rlu.*r<K>m fucUlllea, dad) nnlt.il uf in*)* equipment. and .dditlnug to ,thp Instruct iomd itnff* of all eolli-K**. offirlal* said, m ale, it |Hit*lld«* to gueianlfi.11 <11in 11fii d Flotilla students rallnient ai Uir University o f Flo­ rida for the IW47-18 Fall tprbi. Ri*i.ttaUon for the fall '••* •Ion ia sclteduh-d fur Soft. (5-»‘l>, -ftilficla**** .luted to meet Sept., Sue Mlkler To Wed James D. Colbert irt, it ]irorr*Mlng on schedule. Included in -thf temporary facilitle's due for Mmtu.illat* rdmptrlliion art* dormitories, ilki*■uotna. an auxiliniv r u ftin it and I'l.iiiiU Union unit, labor enginr*! intc shop*, 4 tn«*i*lurii« al t-nxiii'•'! im: diafliinr liuiidiiiK'. librurv nhnrXi faculty office.. and roalnlonann* buildmgs. . Overall iiljuninv fur lit • fall lerm mil* f«i inrlitiiun «>f -i Him bvi of now n Mir****, - additionalfiyulty u4i|M>inlmopla to tiuju* tiLlo llio inral.d'inir of"1ai|-. feetltr# section* milt fturffjt-t t'la^jr*, und prfxnurnlVlil iif tubl-j 41100.-11 rla>*n>vtn and IntjUlU-ii equipment in pioptuilnn to the •mvllntant 1*» )*m Wm Pf,*J* 81 *1*„ l*4« t.urt ■iair- U0 be)(aw*|.IMlH|iM«. Rev. Charles Speaks At W, S. <\ S. Meeting netting them leathering A n d Personal Adivities Dinner. On Weekend PAUL THREE Aug-. 15 Is Deadline Far Applications To Fall Tertoi At U of F A ctrri 11c»«n t Tie* a f i r rnoon from h f ^ f f r a m f r w w ^ n Y ^ n n K “ ■ 00 P. M. until 4:00 will inclmle Mr. ami Mra. Roby laiing. On the fourth grade- The investigator i^dmita that them in no AI.oA.c- N. C.e-W#» • toll* in awardipi • 2 3-ycar-old « » ' ' exgct method o f nieaauring intelligence, owing to difference.* s— »^-a^aa _,uKn Won 4 Cidlll^f ,* in opportunity and environment, hut sneaking generally, thui octal Calender •Th* Truth*eeker. Cla*. 'of. the l i t ! Method).! Church w>ll hold YOUR -“ i' *v thing cuiiie oul yr lVaaO*J»aw" i * •-■2 .U » i*u#,figurea-taken tv li*4‘J.»how that women liave had one and one-hulf children with Tour and John 1:40. . cr Ilung .bout a drpicniun. it w l su e ihr Communal* then oppoilunity cial WHDNKSIIAY . *hiP . ‘’F hl» , r*VnK *n I*»*‘ *ve- examination, thi •ho« ' d . I K * ‘ .i"l* i n (/D — Dairymen frum all sectl THE SAN KURD HUKALU. SAN i'OKD, FLORIDA ON DAY, JULY 28, 134 -ound o f the Swiss flag. On hollys, th* roungstera and oldsters ess up ln^ native roatume. Beer th* popular drink. The .thro* nguagea of Bwlltrrland are spdn with the same Gurney aa i)gli»h. ' \ Big the Inanimate hem of tha diWry saga Is tha Irapoftad hlfGt-type machine. The word ilolt and niahna' 'littla it," which Is what tha tmporit shuttla of tha maehlna ranblsa. It was the use of tha ittla that changed maehlna amddtry from a crude facsimile hand-work Into n Gnlshed, ooth pattern. a •varxlmnttfy tha -whal* toga acklffll machine* art a rUs of connected »eatag palWs tipped on their aUe*. Ilk tka needle connected hy a ••ter marhlne, Thna It la >aa- A new booklet, based on a study just com pleted, reveals the efficiency, cleanliness and surprisingly low cost df-oil honSe heating. It describes methods found most practicable for Florida— shows advanced, im proved, postwar equipment. Right now is the time to get set for even, dependable warmth next winter. See your dealer, call at our office or matt the coupon todayl- ' ' TERESA WRIGHT In ABOUT "PURSUED K EEP I N G P R I C ES D O W N Sonic people' still hive the Ullage iile* llul small l»idgcts tlon't entitle T h e W a y T e n L ik e T o L o o k ! them to good ijinlily' N'onicmc! 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Should It i l. or* F0*1 consult him, let him advise what must be don# to correct and to restore health and energy. Truxt n good druggist to properly compound medication ordered by the doctor. ‘ • ‘A* IMUr af n series of Editorial Advertisement* SKSdS"* u •• Copyright Florida Powar 4 U fh t Cowpahy Pi«as« tend me without charga or oblignlk about House heating for Florida la Winter litna. • Nam*- * * ♦ . . 9 lr e * l Address__________________ _ • * ; o f warm b la n k et-a n d 72' X 8 v double-bed she I Yes, all o f this, fo r only 4.96195% soft, snug, wear-for-; ever cotton, the rest warm pure w ool! The eheynm plaid design in rose, blur, groan or/- t w in —ia really one o f thel Reduced To Clear!! ■inartesl designs we’ vo seen! And every blanket is bound in lustrous rsyon satin to match I They were made to Penney’a own high standard*—then quality tested in our laboratories—to be ture they’ re the finest value* we know o f at thia price t Our Entire Slock of Men's. Women's nnd Childrens Swim Suits. Al Prieee You Can't Afford To .Miss. Our Reduced Friers Save You Dollars I V �THE 3AN FU K U H E R A L D . 3AN FO K D , M.UI4IUA MONDAY. JULY MONDAY, JULY 28, 1M7 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAC E FOUR Wi t h Stomach Ulcer PaiatT * ntt i m in i.i > 1‘ n f X T I Tlw (.tllKMU t»*4»% %Hr.glll Cll<4ftt|<iotl n u t nM*<l u ■* it VMUt lnwi’ , m |»i *‘ Hoag-RackfrUp 15th AMATEUR ACE In University City; Victory Of Season Locals Play Azaleas - The Gainesville G-Men tripped Tomorrow - Ni p l i t the Falatka Ataleas twice yester­ ARTHUR HECKWITH, JR. Herald Hporta Editor Baseball highlights of the weekand In baseball for the Benford Celery Fedi found- the lo­ cal nine headed by their aklroer thus tm thla year, when P»e«•dent George Stine o f the Banford Baseball Association, named John • Krider as a non-playlng manager. Secondbaieman Don Murray will remain with the club and hold down hie berth at tha keystone sack, Krider stated. • Over the weekend .the F*d» dropped a 10 to 2 tilt to the Gainesville G-Men as Big George Full* set the Feda down to chalk up another Florida State League triumph. Saturday night tha DeLand Red Hats came to tha local ball or­ chard and dropped a hard fought 2 to 1 tilt aa'BUI Stanton scat-, fared effectively 10 University City aggregation .hits. Van Kingim on went the route for the visitor*. Saturday night's hill * a « slated to preaent two contests, but a gain, that came *•*!» *»• « * _ « r temoon prevented the playing of the twin attraction. . Yesterday the Feda tangled with th* Red Hats In Conrad Park In DeLand and copped a hurier's du­ el between Hal Stawart o f the Hat* end Carl Kettle* hnd John* ny Tomat o f ih#^ Celery men. . Yesterday Ted Madjeskl, 1910 manager o f the pennant winning Orlando Senators, mad# hla debut aa sating, skipper Hats. Madjeskl is acting manager ___ _ _______ _______ I tutduring Manager Stalnecka's pension that was handed him by President Bid llerlong of th* Florida State league for Stainacka's actions In Palatka In a recent cbnteat. aANFOIlD Falslk* L**tburg Payton* ll*a< S I T i n U t . I.KAIH’ B Prosklyn Hi Lnul* Cincinnati HI I® C hlrtan •« 4» J» ■atl4eftsit. 4b g||e*rman. It gerU, e Keltlss, p al^ssls Tumst. p I 's r s t . SladJwkL « s a n . lb B lsw srt. p lb U. S. RcRiuncB Soil Sympathy MessaKes Conservation Vrojeot Pour Into White House For President I . • *. » I * • • I • S4.9-1* . ■ ! # • § • S i l t * lerrict Chicago I t-v t'e v i <■ •1011 |'s m :i:i> * T o Parris rs, Nr* T.f Ik (H s t P. P roeton To R usmII tF s s BlmpU» Klllotl, W . It. siax Msrjorl. T o tVm. K. Btoul »(UX Lillis llrtlL J. Her slux U llll B W m . A. Bmllh slu * Oslla. 11,111, J. H nj s tu i Lillis II tVm A. *mUh rim IWts. Ntehnls.*M. U slux P sullns (C T o Wm. A fm llh ri«« Dslla Krtdsr. John H. stu s Hsrs Nsll O. row*H Ksspse. J. •«. »ln * Itllitfs T o Taut D. Nsrrlrk riux t Cma T o u t. It l I ST l » a— bstted for Kettles In Ith. ten ,* h* Innlngst * BANFOID 1#» *t* <>••—» D .Land 0«e it s oea— i Error: K sttlst. Aurts bslisd Int Lak*. U eVsaus, rinlsk. Tw o-bass b ill PlivsrmAti. gtslsa bsssi Mo­ Ms run *srrlllrsst Lswia flaurtlstd D ouble plsy, W s4 4 .ll Is CIMsk. Left •rtD* *• Kaspsr. J. O. ria* MlldrsOn aanfor 4 1, P ,U n < 1. • Jlr*»« nn bstlsi Off K sllb s I. o ff T o William W odd. rtr.AI. RSTATS3 MOItTCI At r i t s . n S. glruek ant by Kstliss S. PoorsIL Nsll O. T o First by T*mst t. by ntssrart 4. Ititsi . o ff K .ttlss % lo < Innln#^ o f f To- - tral M A I # Atsp. . Touehtoni W . O. *tu« I .m a t t In a. W inning ptteh.r: Toms*. Lt'mplrss. N .'bsck s4 Moblsy. Tims |U,»«n T o Itanfsrd AttanUe (Unk. . '* •o f asm*, |,S4. . OHATTKL NORTUAJUCS M u... ClJ4* C . -------‘ a iiiu t m b n t m NEW TORK. July 38, (AV— At­ . Alksb. B. F. T lantic Coast Line Railroad report­ lUnk. Florida Ptsls It e d - for alx mdntha ended June 80 | ( lin g ., .i n s Clsn. n it Income of $0,035JI37, or 96.11 BATtaFAC riO X O • common ‘share, compared With a ! M. 1 loss o f $814,940 In th* aame 1940 I OtUX A ll-. for perfection In play, so long as the competing teams were o f tha aame general strength and the players maintained a reasonably high level o f e ffo r t Of course, during the war the fans didn't go out to th* ball park expecting to tee really great play. Ing. Now it appear! that this Influenee has continued, aided, of course, by lota o f loos* money. Jack Doyle, veteran scout fir the Chicago Cuba, verifies this fa c t Commenting on T e x a s League attenda'?* record*, he observft; "Present day Texas League players couldn't carry-w ater for the men who made up th* teams 16 years ago and earlier.' But It ia tha aame all over. The to-called Trial* A leagues of today have teams which would have been solid rlea* A team* o f w few vetr* ego. Th# big league* are *1111 short. handed. It used to fake year* of minor league experience for even the exceptional player* to reaeh TK"e—fn4|oH.' NOW V Bf gets hla chance In one or two year*." Only a few baaeball spectator* fully appreciate technical proflcl* enev. That'* what make* a myth of the theory that crowds gp for claaa. Mistakes breed aetlon and excitement and that plus earnest­ ness whips up th* dish the ticket buyers love. Too often teams that Jack McCammonSigris To Pitch “For Feds Checks Par Figures And Says It Pays O ff Jerk McCammon, lighthanded predicted that tha league would Improve in 1947. But the better playera o f 1946 w*nl to faster company and relatively fear good veterans cams down. There vaa no big crop o f brilliant youngster* coming up with the experience needed In class B .and class A leagues. The shortage o f player* dates from tha depression ami the star veara. From 1931 to 1943 fewer youngatara played baseball seri­ ously. . , O f course, thla is a temporary gap because the postwar baseball boom got Into high gear last year and la continuing. There are plen­ ty o f youth playing the game to­ day. But the preaent Inexperience doesn't keep the fan l away. Every league la having a banner year. ►Tha raalors may even surpaaa last vaar'a banner totals. Attendance for the first half In Texaa' leagues approached 2,000,000. In most of these leagues pitching waa Just something that was customary and not for e ffe c t Batters hitting .400 were a dime a doxen runs war* scored like drous o f water In a rainstorm. It was % bad night when the clubs didn't get tight to out to see the games anyway. Baseball greats are whirling ten home ran*. The fane want around In their graves. P u b lic 1 f L in k s „ C h a illD P MINNEAPOLIS, July 29, (/ft— Wilfred Croaaley of Atlanta, Ge.. tha new National Public Links Golf Champion, la a careful check­ er o f those signs on the teas that Hat par figure* for the hole, and It appeared today that such re­ spect pays off. Croaaley combined par golf with an occasional blrdit to balance hla few over-par hole* and hi* own strategy o f getting a quick lead to defeat .Avery Beck, Raleigh, N. C., Saturday In a 31-hole final match. He was forced to a two-over-par 74 on tha first 18 holes of the match, going to lunch with a oneup lead. That could be ascribed to hla difficulty on tha seventh, when his drive landed In a divot hole. He turned on the power ami his second ahot landed 60 feel over the green and he needed two chip shots, and two putts to hole out. He wda two over par on »he flrat nine but finished the second nine In par 30 for hi* 74. O q jh e afternon round he matched par 30 for the opening nine and won three holes to igo • HISS more u ••w>ww s - - . tbire - - up.W ~T 1ta waa one under par err the final tour hole* •of the match, 'having a birdie three on the 30th and par for the other*. In all. he had par figure* foe 25 holt*, was over on three more and had blydlea on th* remaining CHICAGO, July 28, GP)— Th# three. Chfcago Cardinals o f the National Football League today announced signing o f Boris (Babe) Dimanchaff. former Purdue University halfback, who was obtained from the Boston Yanks In a trade for canter ■'BIN—Godwin,— ex-Georgia performer. Acaulaltion o f Dimancheff fur­ ther bolster* a Cardinal backfleld which alto Includes Charley Trlpol, Georgia' all-America, and full­ back Pat Harder, former Wiscon­ sin star, who l*d th* Wcstent^Con.; ferenct in scoring tn 1941. hurler from l^efburg, has been signed by ’ the Sanford Celery Feds. It was announced by John Krider. Fed skipper. McCammon, recently discharged from the Army, has bean pUving for the Ft. Knox, Ky. nine aul^ias an Impressive record, according to reports. YESTERDAY'S STABS Pitching, Dick Fowler, Ath­ letics, held th* Tlgtra to fdur hit* In shutting them out 6-0 to give the A’s a split J n their doullle header. It'wasqMjt thinl shutout o f the srasoq, ’ J ■ ^B attin g, I^u Boudreau, I ml lent, drove in both Indian*' runs with a two-out slngls-tn the *>xth Innlng .aa Cleveland nipped Wash­ ington 2-1. ported on* unlveralty averaged $3,760 more I First Fsftsral 9 A ‘ L I David M. Ksrls . l . * I ■ CttlSsns Stnk of Ovl' NICK’S OWN ICE CREAM Wo make our own Ice Cream, All flavor* Taaly — Delicious — Healthful .1. Patittr. lim it ftjaarioaa T m .i 8 coa miring .Machln*. . Tn acidity LEGAL NOTICR » lias we i Taroato. On- Too I^le To CUaalfjr LOBTt CAN NING'S 2r pitta yemt tWl-Ml 4mU*swa* In | . ' itl I W i m <Mk ml a id* ssa< <es yaac FOR KENT 4 U X O R D -l’l-AY-i:U&_f«»_i»ia.-Uy. . day or wvidc Thu Music liov, UU I ' W. 1st St. Phone 953. Varlgate.1 DOMI U4*—. lasts ‘ 1 '■ ■ cooknlg.foel in over 11 ' ' \ t V '- ; » J ' , • C O O K IN G • REFRIGERATION BetUr for • • HOME HEATING • IlKKKItKSPVM AtiRUtt l. ISIS ••s»l.l>* l«* filtM AlN # K S SUM * ) |. 1,1 i : »« NiH>n I’O tl.IN O Manfoot, i.-iln iv AgeM 's l.o n * « ." l Tv«n Deluxe 7 anil Deluxe At eleven o ’clock on Friday morning, August 1..1U47 the Hoard o f Public Inatniction will receive sealed bid* on enlarging the Oviedo School GymuaMum. The Hoard reserve* the right to reject .any or all Passenger Car and True! All Sizes lluli For' M'ecificutiona ealhtn Mr. Elton J. Mot yhlou, Architect, in the Sanford Atlantic National Hunk building. Sanford, Floridk. . A n you troubl'd by dUtrrM o f f«.txul* function*! muntiiijr dUtuto* •ocm l Dot# UiU nuk* you tuflrr Iran pfttn, fttl bo ngrivai, te «k , bl|b>«truuc—«t «uch turn.? T h to .o torn*I la * rvcvnt fnrtll. «l In t this pro«*d rvaisrkabir bcltilul to «u m •o truublad UtU w »j. A u j drufitur* iv n u r d iu k u iu ’ c « « w u , SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP Wheeler of Sanford CANVAS AWNINGS CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS VENETIAN BLINDS ' Aluminum, Steel, Wood I 10 DAY DELIVERY r e p a ir : PHO N E 37 Y O U H A V E T O M A K E CALLS. T O G ET R E S U L T S ^ tfC V U T E VENTILATION, TOOl IF YOU like to live un the edse 8 HELP W A N T E D o f the City we have a uice five — --------------------------------------- LESS TRAVEL TIME ' 'V /. WA F lorida A irw ays* fast fligh t x-licduHrs is y o u r m od ern BlCans o f b u ild in g b i g g e r .n o d b e tte r sa les r e c o r d s . Y ou JI (.iml i f * .{* 0 0 1) B U S IN E S S T O I 'l . A f i : n i l 'l l IIHDEIt . LOW I'KIC’ E. SEMINOLE Telrphonp 1325 NOW AT O l'R N FW i l l It K D E LIVE R Y . VENETIAN B U N D CO Municipal Airport MOW AH GOtJA FIND IHAM AH' TALK MAH* ELF OUT UF TH* iAWGHO u SC FCR \ KISSIN' IR E N E / 1 S O ZA R K STOLE HOME FOR THE BOOS WIN BY A FOOTBALL k SCOOL/ HEY. OZARK THE EXYRATf f POINT/ . . . O L J. P WANTS D tE Y tl. T bring Dinah be right UP TO HIS UP. IRENE , OFFICE T MEET THANKS. ~ IRENE/ SPIKE . THATLL I CAN ) SOLVE M ill HARDLY ROMANTICAL # W A IT , PROBLCMS/ 1 M R . MORAN you •TO GREET OZARKS ex plam c, P lan o T u n in g a nd R ep a irin g . I „ L Hill. Me*, n il tv. W A I T E D T O R F.N T • HIGtNH v Show cards and poaUrs O— SI GN HKMVICK • o . D. Undress. Phots# 1021 BADIATOILS cleaned aud repair en rabinrt ilesigned end tustom rd. 'Johtn Mediator Shop, lot built now by C. J. Gantt Wood- , Sauford Ave. .Ph. 356-VV. llunt'a T uirdo Fred Hlnr# Csmpbcll'a Feed Mlor* Henry Busaell'a Heed Mlore Hlanley-ltoger* Hd«e. and other good stores MICKEY MOIJSK . > By Walt Disney S iu c v SONQGt I COULD \NBlTD BULL-A-aClPPLB F lP -A -C 3 «'P P L B , r3\ B E T T eR -oN es <3R\DDl *. M V 6E L F ! Wheal Balancing C .«* C . W e ls h r w w J Circumstiintial Evidence HIE LONK RANGKR m SEEL 1 ' W liy Frun Striker W,H0et€R THOSE TWO AKE they w il e d Sh e r m a n / ) 7 Pot*, Livestock. Suppi tea - « GREEN’S FUEL GAB SERVICE fa your modern aniwer for economy* efficiency, rleenHneee and dependabUlty. It will eerre YOU better, too. l>ATi: OF (*hiilu.t< I t u V .i K(< KIIr U'U iu I i k «UI I’* UmMjWl • hu I>n n Unit n .lh ln th , m m REAL EKTATR » Painting, plastering and INSUBANt H carpenter work. 102b V MOBTGAGH LOANS AND RAYMOND M. BALL, Begllor AUTO BA DIOS, Motorola. Bales L A N D . C L K A N f N G 2 NEW CATE IfRegistered Broker and ' and HervireJ* The Music Box, ‘ LAAINAGK. PILLAR DKJ8P.L IIULI.IIO/Insurance A gent till W. 1st Ht. Phone 953. EHH WITH l - A l .M l i - T T V Rm. 4 Florida Slate Bank HMg. TW O 3/4 YD. Two radio cabineia, with phuno| IIA K EH NEW, two story, three bedroom U BAGLINKH. EQU1PMF.NI motor* in them.' S5.00 each Bau­ home. Two car garage. On NOW IN. THIS VICIM 1Y er Appliances, 108 B. P ark,Ave. corner lot 110 x 140 in Mayfair, NIMNICIIT CONSTRUCTION sell unfurnished or furnished. THREE y o" pedestal fans. Excel­ CO., ORLANDO, FLA. PHONE lent condition. He* Sanford JClaetric. Co. 110 M .u ooU g ^ lW lj?^ ’ ITous* on large (pi. I RENT A CAR ory and 7th*St. 7(V YOU DR1VR IT HEWING MACHINES $2,900. Apply tq^J. PHONE 200 HALES A SERVICE 910 Cypres*-Ave. BVICKLAND-MOItUIBON BERTH SEWING MACHINE U DBIVB.IT, INC, ■BOP n 'exrepliopafly dcsipaUa' two115 8. FRENCH. I*H. 1110 story nousa, * 3 bedroom* and SEE US FOR bath .upstairs, and 1 bedroom COAL circulating beatar. Reason MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING and bath downstair*.. I.srge liv­ . able. Ph. 1105-J. ANU TYPING ing room, with enclosed sun CREDIT BUREAU OF Jx>rch;-library, dining room and 6 ARTICLES WANTED Ititchan. Unusually well planned as to cupboard apace. Hat two- Highest cash price paid for used car garage Incorporating work furniture. Ted Davis Furniture EXPERT RADIO MF.PAlRINi - Fred Myers. 811 E. 2nd 8L room and laundry. Hat 1)0 ft. Co. 311 E. 1st. Ph. 958. frontage on paved streeL Lot la ATTENTION MOTHERS pltntlfully fruited, and lands­ I'LL BUY your car regardless of -D IA P E R SERVICE— age or condition. Roy Reel, 300 caped. Possession September IsL laby Velvet fumUh#a h«>»p — W rZ n d S t.--------------------------:----Irsn.steril* diapers and deod modern eooking fuels ere -avellehle • they chose gxx! There muit be a reason - there ia! ' NOTICE d Everybody’s Hardware Store _ uglE A L ROTATE FOR SAI.K million d ty hornet Remember, these consumers live in dlles where practicnlly ALL type* of : / f . -' ' W ORK W ANTED FARM FOR HUNT—20 acres »ub USED Electric refrigerator. Cut 9 o^prigated truck fa in t. I ? site s be seen at Sanfotd Electric Co. \l LKT painting — cipitract or Tan wells, a 7 rnqni dwelling hourly basis. S. (j. Grogan, 3 tenant bouses 2 Drg* barns. re# ritimateg. I'tume 7H I J. Dwelling lor rent only ^ith fo* all occasions I. 0 0 It BANDING A finishing, farm. On Cameron Avenue, MrNEII.L 4k YOST FLORISTS Tups” In iiu iilily cleaning it uusing. Our pouer East slda Sanfotd, Fla., phone __ Sipes Ave. Just o ff Celsry unit enables us to work slu i* 192-K. P. O. Box 881, K. 11. Offlca ph. 403 rasldanr* ph. 610-11 there I* no electric con n v tlot Stowe. available. 21 yrais esperiencs. II. M. Gleason, Lake Mary. Fla. CONVALESCENT HOME r.ow 112 Sunford A v*. Phon* 1218 open nt Chuluota, 18 miles S. E. ROOFIN G-ROOF Painting, all | o f Sanford and 18 mile* N. K. cleaning ft repairing. COMPLETE, EXPERT kinds. Smith Bro. Phone 1188, of Orlando. Large scrcciL ^nd S E R V IL E “ CONCRUTR -HEWEirPIPF £oen porches to sit sml enjoy • aa 4 Htpr. SE IT IC TANKS, Grease Ti The cool hrreic* o ff l.ake C.ilhlllocks. Aluminum Windows and 12 SPECIAL Yk**VICES erino. Large grounds and \uuk* Screens. White cement, Paint, FOH KENT— Floor samirr. Easy safe from auto tra ffic., long* Perma-tile, Hurricane brac.w, operation. Iteasouable lutcv, San­ lobby and rooms. Rrick construe, Miracle Concrete Company, 30V . ford Paint, ft Glass Co.. Phone lion. Can acrcimodat*^ 25 only. Phone or write for rt’teivation at once. Tlviedo 23*:2! or Pr. FDIf HALE— IJmerock for driv# DODGP, • PLYMOUTH Martin 2392 or write Ib’ix E>7 Way* and roadway*— Phons PAHTN AND HICKVICK Chuluota Florida. I^uge sedan Palmrlln Ave. Phona 1011 for guests to visit their doctor. TUXEDO FKCDK—complete line. Y A -D L m oth p r o o fin g la s U c AVAILABLE at once, convsnientHunt's Tuxedo Feed Slur#. year*. H ave y o u r w oola u s rnotb ,K located down town se-tion, pi unfed niiwr, D ow ntow n Clean, “ d fo date apartments with all Batteries A Battery Charging. •t* ft L a u n d ry .. 113 Palm etto modern conveniences. Adults It. II. POPE CO. INC. A v e . P b ou e 914. ontr. Phone 550. 2 ( e c o n o m ic a l A l DEPENDABLE -• ■ ivnees, eight large lots, terms ehn be arranged. Priced only $-4950.00. OFFICE space in Mflsch Building. Salesman and cullrellun for white Robert A. Williams Large tight oflcea, newly deenr- I’hime ~.12 .insurance debit,- agr SS *3 Sal­ Atlantic Rank Itldi: •• eted. all utilities, heht and Jani­ ary ami commission. Write lios tor. service furnished. Call (iCHI. D. M. care Herald. 5 ARTICLES FOR SALE W. H. A A. I)ept. Store. H WANTED TO BENT unfutni-hetl house, 3 or 4 l—l rooms. Will j pay $100.00 month. Froil \V. Bender, Boom 2, Florida State Bank Building. Phune 1030. - ■ «t*». .« the v\tfh*« o f Undtiwtiett » ud the t|net*Ui» *»» •» II ■ ou hist Cau l k<wp small Ity oil ihW ooc. S o . , . with a simplo twist o f Iho w i l l rcqulato youi y o n e tu a ' W in d s to c o n t r o l.v e n t i la t io n ! . ■ Clytk CitcuH t'.lULt • r JhttrU' Vt- .A**r» it ? , M ■I tile* 4»? I » t l. *• lduui trill he held in the S GET THIS . . can bring to your hooM. • ' ’ Don't delay-quantitiaa ere Itmi tad. Aak for your fts* 4 copy of “ An Iariutlon to \ Batter Llvtog" a opr «*«*■ i». i*. itcnsitox. 410 Sanford Avenue F R E E E S T IM A T E S P lu m e 8 0 8 PHONE 998 m Kt<l* my h a u l an,! 1Ills dav nr.July, 414 Sanford Avenaa Results o f an unbiased U. S. CensuB Housing Survey in 14,372,656 City The abovg^ chart Indlcgte* the or(rwhelminif.preference o f $ m hr publUhrtl Hill* m n rtk fur four t l ) r-unW utiv# urek* in thr t»4»n* fotil llem lil. n n«tti|N|l)»i |>utsl.»hrt1 et NMDfors), I'uliniy, H ur- NICKS mat kidneys of foods? . ; ' ■ I f you have bean hearing and reading a lot shout homo freexing and have bear wondering what it cfxdd , mean to your family, com* j - dn today far a copy oT Ilik brand-naw book 6< colorful page*, packed with M w* information oo houm ^ t«e i •Hi. IT IN 0|(|»KI(i:0 IIn*t thlii ftOtie* « N I C K ’S P A C K A G E S T O R E o f p u b l i c In s t r u c t i o n f o r s u m 1N01.E COUNTY. FLORIDA. period. • ' • • I njufvrtl Ji» ON .1 IIK ITlH X •»!* < «»> *».li t 11 io n iih tH H t u « m» i a. i » i r r btthi.KK .• |*mM's«* h»«lvlll* i. is * ;. u«* tit* Cttiuits « »*«*« .**eittiit**U i'u u itlfi s Infill,* HMkinv »|Vi MlIlH HllfBlNI. lute .’••*11 O i'llM lU llSn ||4IMI«* rtriiriitml III Al their It n#«4 in tri•»t . f the |»ul*!»c l»e»Hh. -i ini HellMI* I im I hr •>l 4 iwi| >t-nriMriAUun «tlt» %»Itirb Mill tuihi.T* til bM»U Mlihiu th* Wsftl l.nun-Ury o\ tie ro*n‘if%. KIoihU . i ten (if the .ihnrr |jr|* t»t4. WH1SKE V RUM - board Domestic and Bermuda-type nnlone that rang* from I Inch to 1 and S Inches In dlamatar are oftan called "hollers." I Florida Piste l I Alksn • • ' 1 Flotlda Stats I Famer* .whose wives eooperat* I Boyd. in running - th* f arm earn more I Csntrat Florida Pradotttea C*. tnonay than thoa* who farm alon*. I Assn. T o llsnry Thomas (Crop . Men whose wlvea helped them, ro- | lAsa) . ■ • . •Iff rrr I’m . nin}r*iu atfailMt %*>« f#*r I* Jl'I'vkr. plr* *\f Hl*Rri m , FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM 306 E. FIR8T 8T. Interested in \ home (reeling l**(''f* th« I St It il*% i - t r t Mtuvrr *. Hill *•! **l MMAlltM 9 Oil li**t»il», t • • ' •»nt*9*ti STEVENS - 6 1 7 W. Itobinaon - Orlando Phone 2-072'J ROBSON SPORTING GOODS Homes. «*iitiiplnlf)t America's Most Beautiful luminum — Cedar — I'olUhrd Alufhiaum Aak Me For Free Estimate . wa »»»» its *«t-up b f more'.than t<)>td)0(l < farmer commltteemsn.'th* pro "The queen and I semi you our was Inaugurated In fh* aarlv ifayaj of th* New Deal. It wai halted deep sympathy In the Mil |o«* two month* ago when th* Hons# that you h*V* Sustained tl^rough voted to appropriate only A U tik 000,000 for it this year and to end gram to Prcaldenl Truman that' it altogether next year. . Tlie AAA had worked out a •4 am ahoeked to learn your (300,000,090 program and Preii- mother passed away and reapedi dent Trfllnan had recommended fully tender my eondolrnc**." Prrsldent Roxaa also- sent a that amount .In hla budget report mesasg* o f aympathy. to Congrifi*. "W# share th# grief ho f every Congr*»» finally voted 8265,OOU.OOU fur this year. Although man for th r loa* of tha good thla la loiytr than tha sum asked, mother o f a graat statesman, an the soil program la being resumed outatandlng world leader and a on th* sam4 baai* aa originally true American,” 'R oxai radioed. planned. Officials tay most of tha country AAA officers will ha aids to keep present staffs. Under the appropriation bill first p*s»ed by .Cabinet Work i ‘limit c« i *iI*I m, •» •f Asm.. Fxperl 'Workmanship YARDLEY VENETIAN BLINDS Galvanized 24 To 48 inch .Widths WASHINGTON. July 28, '<?>— It*- 'till lY Itw tu llrtn l After•frMttiif; p ftm * I ►*»•$’! ttettir«tt «•» Mirer h rtn liu iu , ln<!ip* ejiuu ♦Mill. *. I *vf*tii|.t|>t. v • • ••!.-» 1 II |ft V* Mt<‘ K •rt'l tilliVr rt)ll4lli<tl»i rau*«U I»f r\ • U lilll ll III* |*| III t n » m ill. ,UH a J ir Im»T i.f |*.u -% T a b M i from j out •ItuMlM. F » .l T«»: rA ltle H N o i n o i tt »»r must n tn tllf> *»r lelt/Vti l..»% U lln ilo lt^ .K en tu*‘ I.* u. ati i « h iH tr m .i. V o r it m u \. Voi| Mir I!V IIAt’ K. TnurhiMh U n iR tO i’ ainl in |Mrtb0ii. D rug »vrr>w h*ir THE SANFORD CABINET SHOP 124 Palmetto Avenue M ATHER’S rir>: •»*' I l»- lu\f m V ii .timl lotimIi i •The Watch Maker* Chicago Cardinals Sign Dimancheff opera- Messages of condolences on (he era to death of President Jrum.vn'* It ron- mother pour^t in to . th* While r„ House today from all over th# tdjuat. world. krioan Ttter cam* from heads o f ■**»#•; , prln -1 foreign minister*, ambassador*, t. ruf gnrrntbr*, othar'leidJfta, an I from It *m| Jo«t plain people. • ’• l im it s Vr«t»M *r Tork 1-1 Semfnolc County Court Records , a I as «s« tt<4 |Uft.--- ---- MM---- i i . —•U L d P s n tn a tm Koblnson. Eddi* SI «»l <#» * P in ls 'U I i'tiu 1» ** 1 Mr,alls S r , l r i * s f Nrw Y ork It. C h lr»«o *. Iirooklrn S -ll. Pittsburgh «-• rtnelnnatl !•». Phlls.t.lphla .!•* Ho,I on 1*. Pt. Inula I. s t m a i i 'A * i.K A ftl'r. . Totals ts -* ** • »» To remove those accidental Ink stains. For colored fabrics, make a paste o f mustard and water. Ipread let eland »a on th* ataln and -------.... for about twelve hour*. Then rinse with rool water. . < * 1 1 1 \VfAet> 5 9 0 A R 6 P MAdYdRS W lfU Yfl^AelAstAA f o ( ? 8CAtf*l6r.»ltM ■L A $ T Rd JkIP IaI i 9*4G New York pelting th# hall over th# .400 mark when bought by th# Atlanta Cracktra- of th# Southern A»aoelation. tarjler thla year. DeLand could find th* offering* o f th# two Sanfotd hlllman for but three scattered Mows, whll* Stewart was limiting th# Sanford hatterls* tn four htu. Tonight the Peda invad# th# A**)ta Howl tn Palqtka and will 0 ^ lh* Mutdcjpsl T a rk Tor rturn engagement with tha Clolsk, & O if Cf^iAlpiOJ, P g A ^ ,,fR A 4 K .. SffeAdARAH .4 Aueustin* !«, Lsasburg » rillsliurah , A P Newsfeatures FORT WORTHJ Tex. — Sports leaders have noticed one slgnlflcant trend in the past few /ta rs— the faus love a contest and are not always concerned with the excel­ lence o f performance. . Jack Zeller,, former general Oalnss villa IN AuxusUn* Os Land Orlando KANFOfttl I, Dst-and I. Dalnesvllle *•», Falstk* *•> »flfM gam s ssvsn Innlnasl- - The Clubhouse By HAROLD V .’ RATLIFF day* afternoon by 0 to 6. and 2 to 1 margins aa Manager Myrl Hoag racked up hla 16th victoryof th t. 1947 campaign. The high flying St. Augustin* Saints trounced the lowly Lees­ burg Pirates in a' loosely plhyed 14 to 4 conteit. V)rlan<lo and Daytona were rain ed out at Tinker Field. By Waddsll, rf By Jac^Sordi ;^ A T C H REPAIRS Three Day Service All Work Guaranteed 12 Months . Legal Notice < FOR SALE good saddle hors* o trade for kid pony. A. C. Ban son. 8. Sanford Ave. TRACTOR MOWING — W# mov Good mule for sal# cheap. T. B vacant lots, roadsides or lent. Kinard. P. O. Box 805, U k « for the entire block. .acreage*. Phona 4 1 or 167-J. Monroe, Flo. A very spacious and lovely home TRACTOR AND TRUCK WORK In 8an Lanta, located on three a HELP W A N T E D Let us clear building lots, plow lota facing Valencia Driv*. Stuc­ ing, harrowing, Dll dirt, diri co house on steel, with 2 large EXPERIENCED celery grower oi moving and new ground wurk 01 bedrooms and bath upstairs, and trained farm manager for farm lots or farms. Phona 432-W large living room, dining nnm , In Zellwood area. Good position C. D. Forrester. Rt 1, Box 99. bedroom and kitchen downstair*. for right party. A. Dud* A Bona, Ample closet arid cupboard space .Oviedo. Phona 2151. ' 14 LOST f t FOUND throughout. Thi* house has |eVtntly been redecorated inside. WANTED: Man to auccee-1 R. Simmons for Bawlslgh business REWARD for return o f black ft If you are'looking for a iioma of whit# cat picked up near Bill', In Northeast Polk County. 1500 distinction, thin Is It. Bar. Phone 880, families. Products sold 20 years. FRBD .W. BENDER A Permanent If you ar* a hustler. LOST: whit* plastic ladles JOHN W. D. MOORE For particulars writ* RawHoorn 3 Fla. State llaak Bldg. bag Id l’snner’s Bafurda lelgh'a Dept. FAH-440103S, ' Phone 1938 * to Herald Office. Bawar. Memphis, Tenn. or sea R. Hart‘ nun. Box 284, Longwood, Fla. 18 A U T O S F O R SALE 10 COLORED bovt and t edlorad 1936 DODO E—4 door sedan, nea wotpen for kilaMti work. Apply tlrrs. rebuilt motor. , Call ta i Pig n Whistle, Park ft Geneva Kenneth Murphy at City Trailer Park. ■L$ E T T A K E fT w A irroo us Individual Order By Y | rt ACTUAU.VA , SHAMS n-C riAV s>ou'PuaH ( iJTVOfiS 0&S J fi a j w w i d j ECHOLS Msttrea* Renovating 41 Bshuildlag A Hperlahy Call U* Today - Sloop Better Tonight 1CHOL9 BEDDING COMPANY Sanford Orlando -«Dry it Sanford- Phone 1X34 Sanford. Fla. CHAurrxuQ 1 l SOLAN! * VjBU- i COttK'HSAO HtOS fved A LUNCH/ iv g got a hunch l WHAT G o e s L C O C -. an o im bkjpp «m 3 r If PsTHTHOri.* r-J �•*•* “ • , • •.1» . •J• • . ---------- mmunnmn •* - •• 1 :W U -r -. • V—*a r ** - ‘rrc?,n r.r MONDAY, JULY M, 1#41 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA1 Importance Of Coal Farm Survey i r t a iiM » r r « i» "«*> m ncc operation* out o f income and when credit i» u»cd. it 11 * retired when crop* are told. Reporting on t!>«• result* o f n third national survey o f bank Undinir made by the Agricultural Commission o f the American flanker* Association. M r., Inirlev laid that Florida farmer* u»ed only a fraction o f 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 o f •>! 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*. w iie 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 'o f $7,883,000 although the total volume outstanding on uk ich 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 i e 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 o f 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 period 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 o f the plane con heiress, railed a former Navy dy for signature. “ Agreement was also reached on Ferguson diver to scour the bottom o f Little a* "other loan* In farmer*” were tracts. C h a I r m a n aulacommitre Squam Lake today after grappling the nuantitie* of equipment to be made In fl,l*9K farmer* by Flor­ (H-Mirh.) o f the ida bank* during Ilr4fl.inan aggie. said he - has opened the hearing Irons hooked what appeared to lie bought hy the 8ovlet importing piece* o f 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 miv 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 ronthowever, in an attempt to find out ment o f 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 ar favorable factor In the pres­ when she left the luxurious Stiaw ent situation is that the (aimers form ef an onen letter addressed aumifrer home last Monday nigiit. stallments instead o f 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 o f Intarest to a *A possible source of danger might have tx-en .willing to take about •100 yards o ff 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 "M l 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 o f an ers are watching carefully Is the politics I* a strange game. pink pajamas. agirement,' he said. price o f 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 W V 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 Ilie 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- m e?" C R E S T V lS W ^ Fla ., Ju ly 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 iqr-old Maigsret Irene Poland, opened tlial Kaiser contended in arntenetd the line* Irgunist* to 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 'p ro­ held In Okalooxa county jail in completely 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* o f 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 o f 1‘enaacola. Bond was filed ut WFB's aircraft division, told Urn clude: "Being a memltcr o f an ed to question* directly related to the problem o f how to boot* the |3,000 pending action o f the mun subcommittee that Kaiser, thr nu armed foice illegally occupying ty grand jury which meets Aug. to manufactuirr ami l.ll-city Ship Palestine; Illegally carrying wrap output o f 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* o f 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 o f the conversa­ tion*. The British had suggested start a campaign tu raise fund* to •tart production o f 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, "That was completely fantas­ it is unlikely that they will be but th e-State Department had de­ 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 o f 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.. Washington In September. to do this," Meigs said. held In Acre fortress by the Brit­ 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 production comprise the first U. B. posals far any new war equipment a close search o f the area between 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 o f -Agricul­ ernment agVncy.. ing of the two sergeant*. "Nb, It* was very iiiiusuV.’’ Jn ture's leadership has evidenced lhCreasing recognition o f 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 o f 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 jjlli -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 W PII 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 aircra ft 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 o f 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 o f 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, 000.000 In government funds. Ona McRannte and Bill Ludwtg. * th Roberta, colored resilient of 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* o f her daugh II* said the subcommittee ex Wednesday. ; . v tar, Edna Barton, will be held, peeta tap daya or two weeks of With H a rry Kudell at the piano 'Aujf. 4 at New Bethel A.M.E. • ' sang "A lw a ys, MilIs* E v e n t Church where she waa a member hearing*. The session opened in a crowd­ “ Pag O ' M y_ H eart," and 'Blue 80 years. Ski#*." Mr. 'B rem er arrow panted survived by two sons: ed Senate caucus room which 8h* la aut "E sp a n i Walta** by hla ton, Cross of Virginia, and normally Mata several hundred Charlie Cro* * and Robert Bremer Archie C r o # of Orlando) one persona. following piano ^aelecllonal lUghter. Edna Barton of Sanford Itova, "Hands-. step daughter, Fra n cis .d iffe rs F o r r c 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 W ATT 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 a v ’ 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. .(/n terns tkmeij cover them, and heat thaw over fonnan ot Sanford, Fla. hot water. : * It Mtmi ahorL" JI I Inquiry Diver To Scour Lake For MiHHing Heiress (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 ' » _ . 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 o f 40.000 calorie*. In addition. the being offered in Germany men In the min* showing the high- have It* attractions. After ett production wilt get tn addi­ men go down Into thp dark often danrerout mines for a tions! 40,000 caloric*. Germany and Rritain. In the or­ want. Maybe Mr. Bevin will t, der named, are by far the n-nxt a further Idea from the pro,k> Important coal producing conn- in the Ruhr.trira of Europe. Both England nnd TO ATTEND GAMI iM H ) the continent o f course are in dire THOMASVILLE, l l i u n n ^ t i n u u , Ga.. v,.., July R i need’ of an increase in many Irlnda o f industrial production, but vir­ ( 4 V - G. E. (Eddie) Gilliland, i d tually all manufacturing depends rectqr o f 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'th e 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**}. that perhaps the Incentive bonuslaie dairyffarmers. . . ■ . • iiH H I ia i Everything In the store In tagged In plain figure* so the cuitom er 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. 1 - - ■■ ■ — ■ FLORIDA. TUESDAY, JULY 29, 1947 Associated Prtsa Leased Wire NO. - T -,1 1 1 Situation Indonesia Said utch ‘Flying Tanker’ A Success France Hit Kaiser Claim s F.D.R. At UN Meet ea ont Over Navy Rejection Objection .Raised To Mentioning. Ma r ­ shal l Ai d Plan: Balkan, Talks Knd Hunt For English Hostages Widens As 3 Jews 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> Wild Rumors Spread As To Safety Of 2 Kidnapped Men T E l . A V IV , Palestine, Ju ly 29 183 J .J 'S W ---------------- Shipbuilder De n i e s Kuowjedge Of Tnriiienct' Ur.ed In Airphiue ‘Contract Open Secret Lincoln Papers -------- i — ------------------------- . \V .\M lIN ls ju N , fo l. . ' ) o P ) - . i b ill v j K.nse, tc-litlr-l today that l i e 'suit a biief liotr to ■ihe lata President |L>oSrvf|| and got a W il* *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 "b r « ouldn't II1 ollr-t" when Uskrii W'hrthrr lie wirnt to ' lh* \\ loh 11> use in sonhciliott with -conhacls lie scyrm l In build cargo -MSVIII. .Illj-l.lilf«. ^ I In- i *'linn illr i, -rrking facts lc,' iul,l!H '< ior j -h I 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 Vf»'» ri- iI'll* o *" 1 itiif III1 lilin |i|oilu,er. Ml r I'l ta-’tl7•(n lK M i f h.) Mill ti1 k $»V| «•li ibis. •hi tin i.jliv fi sttiysv." small ■•Us ■d i < Hn1. n-u |,,id this : ' vJ - a city of apprrhrnsion today, ag­ LA M S U C C E S S .‘Ju ly 29 i /Pi itated by tumor a ltci wild tumor T he ltu**i ill bloc today' irln ik f concerning the f ile of two Uniish FraAcc ‘for lu iii*i.,g the M a id u ll BATAVIA. July 29 V h - D u l:h seigeants held as hostages by liplan into a United Nations tlrb i c m ilitary authorities, busily cktcnd gun Zvai Leu mi, the Jewish un­ and d rb iricd ,a ingoioui a ll.u k ing their hold on ihe rich re­ derground organisation. agaimt ihe Economic Commission sources of Ja va and Sum atra, to­ One rumoi was that the two for E.uuqx- bn allegedly inter In in < day irp o itrd scatleird instances seigeants, Mervyn P aicr and C lif­ -in, the. c onumir affaus ol tin of Republican sabotage in oil ford Martin, held by ligun as HIOH A tO V I IM I ClOUOS. near l-osnlun, on* of Great Britain's “ flying m^ny field aicas and elsewheie but said hostages for the thier Jews w in tankara" rvtuela a La m a ite r through a swaying hose line. W ithin 20 Thr -Nosirl attack was fauns I. •1that the igenetal situation was were hanged in Je iu ifle m this minute*, 3,400 gallons of gasoline were ti'a iu fcrivij T lie "flying tankrra" recently received wide acclaim for refueling a plane that flew non-stop cd- jointly by S m r l Drlrg.s|f jtlc v e lo p in g favo rably." morning, alieady had been found born Loudon to licrtuuiU and back. (/utrrndtlonat) Alexsmk-i I*. M .m ifov and W hile ' -The—Republic'*—ail— (cure,— ro- d<ld iil C i l a . Russian Urpiesrillative l_ I ha • polled a t ' the o u llu raL ol hos­ Another, spreading yust as swillminik>' shoilly afln I i.unr in.sjc tilities iot consist of about 40 Ja p ­ 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 M u d i.d l plan. to have bumbed Dutch position* found in a cave on tbr N'uiih Mo. oinv m.idr no d iir t l ie lr rin Sematang and Salatiga and ir- Coast. Each succeeding tumor wai rn cr to I istier's bid, but drtl.strd turned Unbanned. accepted by the public, but llir po­ Russi i s iMisilmn alirad y lu d been Sem i-official Dutch dispatches lice believed nothing. medr i’ lr .,1 liv S i s ir l I'lilrig li M i l l 4>d seven persons sscir killed Infl, >| #») tilt tlu* «lut«* Vial vIn There arc no Driliili on ' I d 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 |sowu c o n lrsriiir in I’ aijs, At that IN tlti DOCUMINT ROOM of the Library o f Congress in Washington UlU$M-%'||!. 1*1-oil build' *n* . * ntJ d ia lin g of Scmaiang are in armoird cats. Even the • «M ill ’ « nt 1it t A. • * him Mol <»h’\ ir lm n l 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 • '* il • **r a | \ Hh fllU LI j'* with 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 p Ln A 42 |icrcrnt cut in thr.s|>|irnAn oidiiiuncr revising (M'cupa• v.iitt ni iiitir 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 Ij v rales and inlrndrd .0 Katnim ky declined "The Ei-o U.« public "uutU 21 yeaii a f l « 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 Ja v a , 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 lu infrs !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 ln u 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 ilo j of The H erald, D j._ R u p n * S t »y?». puafti li 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| I t * 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 . ill l i n u h M \t'KI.N/.ll • .* I tL .i* i,i i| stay ht expenses as follows-. ’ *11 i , „ „ ,.| *11 types 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. A I' 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- 8 t.d e* p roposa l to at-l up a walv.il communiques, said that in the houses from which gunfire or lives stated that tb g / '-*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 o f 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 Ih r on|- und i rnn .1111 ~ IA Expo lral Florida Experiment Stallin’ , Cheribon, a bank, a'-7power'. . autlon lflt'M ‘‘r ,h'' <li»‘ ric‘ ordererl on jha llnlkaii prohlem short I'ljpie Milllstd Attlee' • dwr lH— I > ■ ___ > so far whereas under the old |*w prole*- ‘•lyhinIwfore five hnilaoa houses, ivaae near lha the scene* nf of This statement ia correct ao lU .rJ ■a I'aae M 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 o f the houses Budget Commission, however, tlid $15 to $ 2 ll. 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 rce s M ;tv Be 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 p p e d •" " ,iM‘ >" ' L Among Palestine executions ot amount* made available. An orchnanef. limiting llir dis ptuval of a IL S proposal that • 11 pat AiiiuuiiL. 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 tw o r o o t I d e clIU II* I It l\ Mill ttu*‘ «'jilniit*t. . K y «* ii tin* l»;nly d. , on-, ii ,, | 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 o f 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 vud tmlay Ihe Attlee regime, now ,1. would Inject (lie veto on lid* thorrt-stiv e- -mines lalHiratory waa entirely eliminatml,; j horseman, won first plare Sunday to death in the same prison. notice m - leialny it will ta-suniia on­ im ri 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.n u might le d u ir lici wrlUl the .pn-ssiliK •■••OIIOIIII. t Less' than three hour* before the W ernoon In tournament nice* i agaihat . was d r fr ir r d until later. two (ter rent nf thr amount in tin ,was still a niatler of conjecture. “ d before a large crowd o f spec- executions, an empty, pillbox near ■sillied Lure* .an d dip inlu hm In n s, The htlrror goe, f., .» .ateliinr and sab- ,,r I>-h from l.*L« appropriation bill w ilf 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 l i r d R . Wilton (•4U.H0il.lHbi | H.oiid ($2,560.(88), to iteinand llint tie ri .iys iraallaa** ■* ras* . Bltl So* let Deputy Foieigii Minisiei ItiVl'l ■ Park to see rider* and homes official* said, by a mine. No cosVVhetbef tills *(01111 "ill ., was instructed Jo prepare an o'Aioliei Gromyko worked busily mi 0 0 0) g.-lil IIIII iloll.li i r i r i v r tv op quickly- leitlttili* la* be •« *.i from all sections o f 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 ter• I l. ii.In wore gt-dli 40 . emergent* nn-aiuiri to merL the liiay get some clafifiintioii i.. r* •loi-mri law <r<|uiring taxi owners lo car­ . Gromyko let the Yokoslav, Bill - p lo tp rrln c 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 o f eight up around the prison and soldiara ry liability insurance,‘ due lo w illi- gaiisn and Albanian represeiiia I j-11 \\iiig I iImo Party inrm meet witli tlie l.nletr -laaeaabo. aaL. i.V.- .','in;rrmr~*— ------------------and police Mocked o ff 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 o f 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, Ibe Cialdess of follioie The executed men wer# taken to pleby, Maurice Jacobi. Red Wind­ •niNiig Ibursdey «Ji 'ue.i "I • ham. Carl Rabun. George Prltt- Hafatl north uf the Sea o f Tiberias n m ajority of taxj owners did then la- <nnatllutional and that under navy '-and an. lo n e , 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 o f 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 l call* 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 o f 35 acres of CHy group had met. However, plana alike." Morgan iln'latud. lh* w ar-hangover for which io . l ar l utein lour anti lly hom- * 11 *rMlltoM»«| mm I'mi p ^lal Ocean Liberty veaterday. (owned Citrus groves at tire Mu­ Iwlng made for following -mnirig and* .-ut,, „ f frasli water LIONS CONVENTION , Four o f lh# injured died this njcipal Airport waa authurlasal.. weeks In which to have match ,* m e f • -Tv u> Florida m u t t 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* p iad icc 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# o f America" neau were 40 others, five of 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 o r ld -----EOI.IN FIELD. FI*.; July V ) Sunday ha* bean set for Banton today along with other reported It had treated .170 for Purchase o f 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 o f leadcrallip iriV and bruiaea Inflicted hy fly} S 7L • next tournament. All owner* major change* to make th* enter- cute Cfe o f 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 o f horses who ara Interested in prisn fit the smaller budget de­ i t tlie Si Johns tois boall outThe crux o f 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 o f the events aro creed by Congress. waa authorised. , the bndly lagging Industrial Valiiariso. Fla., soon fcflciyfllfhtp lnwpal l»v lilla o f the Gama tjainthe major Internatlunal confer- ty I* asked to meat at th* park at 1:00 Broadcasts will b* reduced thetic product Aalatleelv recently -imv la it October, but . ( a- m iM .s mm •*aar T s a i o ff 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 » Hi l l r . M. on that day. Race* m v due from 66 to 33 h ours'a day, and developed. . It lr 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 o f ammonium gas In­ Weilnrsday STEEL CHICK Ul* trains officer, repot tail. ItM ti***# ■■ rase a n ) diariiislon o f the United Natiuua. ed from tha Hat o f 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 o f the dead wer* described beamed abroad. • ■uriinmcnl an Increase o f 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 o f tho victim- wrn- with­ fatalities, however, included one a naw system of "block program­ steel p/oalucta. A spokesman for held pending n o t i f i c a ti o n ot next Th* possibility o f warding o ff ming" goes Into effect to concan unidentified wamtn about 30 year* ' , . tl,e nimpnuy said thn increase o f kin. *-----‘ " I'uneral -,'ivices f..r Alice Ha* ^com ing 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 -a w u r ity -to old nnd young by avenlng Uitenlng hour#-In-each told rolled- steel, and galvanise*! training flight when it crashed. L. It. I’almet o f Kentucky Ave­ •By Bobby r.rk a ished th* necessary numlaer of manna o f th* Townsend old ag* country and to permit ataff re­ had bran token o ff 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* o f t>ara. tlie increase waa Camp Scrib* vessel's cargo exploded, but her ian, waa tha subject o f a quota- ductions. It crasheil shortly after t4:l»-J A. M. rniiining from Injuries treeivad pro-marksman, tnarkaman, captain waa reported faulty In­ - A group o f 05 happy boy'camp- a* on from 8e/iatgr Claud#-Pepper'* effective July- 28. wIn n n car mu over her, will b* Central Standard Time. in- Tr.wnianrlllea sA 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 a at their caatliturtral \Vi-<iiii--,l*y a t )0 ;3 0 . 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. A lben, Home. Winona Saturday noon, and aahl TALLAHASSEE. Fla.. July 29bum 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 a JvJfth mrettog o f ftewnwere hrrnlng today. Much o f Rrest, AJfth District ntreting llelpy Selfy l.uiindry wlacr* Mr*. t Tn Volusia tennis, handball and teeter ball received Slat* Board o f Con­ send clulta held at th# T%rtat 4etr*y#d' by a«rial bomb^'j (h i ^ Only two adjustmapta ware h*!1 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 U irp nfdTh.nUtJ?iw!nL thr V L Utld ‘ M t d w “ ^ cS rittell O T g P- M : Sunday. A noon lunch. yesterday afternoon by tha County nf tha buildings ' " ‘ h . buatnea# MoyNl under the K ipervlilon o f 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 o f pro-fabricated 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,A t the request o f R. C. hope that h* might again be able th* attraction o f “ Doc" Stanley. are all five congressmen from tha ard. tha aaaesamant on the old this murning hy Supl. T . W. I j iw - 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.A 8^ n E’ *}*'.’ Ju,y fT And Friday war* th* ___ . . movemrnt. 29 UP). Brig. General Merlweathcr ent, but that 60 percent on# o f the major item* o f the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. S. Nelson requested that rat L. Walker. U.8.A. retired, former budget la that o f teachers’ salar­ N. Palmer o f . 1 ska land; also •f*th# whole Congress la on tha er tend In Euraka hammock rn gh -T /^ P atT S 1 ^ 3 ‘ *°d 1 S 5 l & ^ n X ,"th * T .PnyWM f c ^ m m V ^ l ovarnor o f 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* 8 U U ‘a ona, died today In hi* 78lh year ar* due S S T StoS th* tfili fir Arneri _ q u t e t i S f H ^ . n , ‘ S y pS : Bruewaur o f Maine waa reported an acre. to recieve $395,260 request waa granted, legation The Rev. J. II. Root Will offteNgttenal ... iUrUd _____ , ! * “ ?.. I .^ 1 Tom^ qualified for in tha Marin* noapltal where he during to hay# talked onjh# plan to. the according to t L. BurSlck oi UStaw coming _ ,tha , -------lg tterm aa com iate wt the service* and Intvrmant g io n Convention in Naw Y orkI'th * Uttoo o f tha bulltte at th*lawimn had been a patient for s a m e l Farad with $292,000 reelsvad by will taka place in Lake View rajra and Mean* Commit tea. tha County Clerk's offtea. nth. • , ' .ix lfla rang* as th* cam pus flamonth*. . l u t yaar, ha said. Cemetery. . , M . 9 ■J. ta for a landing, and that a transport' crashed in flpme*. Ruprecht Says Slash Increased Rates Re­ Will A f f e c t Ser­ quested By Cabs; vices To Farmers Chicken Law Pends Political Emergency In England Seen Due To Economic Crisis Junior Sc Bridge Britain Considers Emergency Plans To Combat Crisis LAMPS Vi Price & Less Table lampa, loo, a r e 'r e dured. All are high quality lamp*. U r g e variety of style* and colors. Select your now and aave. . . -e Y O U G E T A L L 9 P IE C E S ! 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 l o w price. Rring' In v o ir room measurements. Variety of glistening color*.,, “ Voice” Broadcasts Cut By 40 Percent Are Killed In Bomher (’rash . 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 . USE OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN .- A " S Hearing Scheduled On School Budget j N ed S m ith . M g r. 800 Kf. 1x1 ST. •* ': ^ * S “Right where we’re been for 25 years’* a® J’aimer Child Will Be Buried Wednesday Boys Reluctantly Leave Camp Winona Two .Weeks Of Joyous Activity Only 2 Adjustment* Are Made By Board ' Fall length mirror In'th* door late-yen see y as n a if from* head le foot. Largs i U roamj and wall built. Wsl- ( A M . M l ftoteh. This vs Is# cssnat b* V & £ , * L d'* % •- S ■ SANFORD. Local Experiment Occupation Tax Station.Is Hit By IncreasePlanned 42 Percent Cut By City Board Lauded -• Established 1908 -■ ■ « 5 mm *■ 1. 7 Yes —* DEFINITELY LOWER — And Besides — * W EATH ER • onsiiUrable cloudiness with M .iiicm l shower* and thundershun cl* tonight and M vdntsday.. (•cntlc tu moiUrale >«ri»bW winds' musli)' -uulhncsttrly. AN IN DEPEN DENT D A ILY NEW8PAFKM VOLUME XXXVIII 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 Discussions On Ruhr To Be*in. This Week South Florida Ports Rates Hit At Hearing TH E To I’W r r l the I'raro o f the World; To Promote tit* P ro e m * o f America; To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. Hundreds Of Fires Re­ ported In Java As Result Of Scorch­ ed Earth P o l i c y 8 Markets Iw U »lty There l.i Strength— Pact Failure Kangaroo Court Tries 2 Kidnaped Britons Murder Charge Filed Against War Bride . T, - *. ' ‘ ^ * ---*T - *£ * r.m m ;V: Iv.'lr — — •Vv~- - ’ %" T* ' —■•-IT‘* • •• I - ■ . - ( ' '' - , ~ *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/. 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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 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 28, 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/38be927d43b1ce47e3624a36c7c9649c.pdf 55b05c670956a3e34e5d85ae4fa943e3 PDF Text Text THURSDAY. JULY 24. 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA 'AGE EIGHT U. S.-Britain Agree On German Meet Indonesia Fight BATAVIA, July 24 W - I n - Development Of Atomic Energy I U. S. Is.Outfinei LONDON, Jtjly 24 </P>—A high American aourca aald today that U. 8. and Britiah difference* over a conference on Germany had ^ t - ^ snd -stemm^l w X ? ^ M S o N .'MJn!yL 2 4 ^ been aaltled' aKB ITSaV "Britain letcrmined Dulch din e on Her#.# mn outline of what this had tentatively acrepted a U. 8. Invitation to meet In Washington ■ng. Republican stronghold in cotpitry Is doing at this time in to discuss methods o f , Increas­ central Java. American history with atomic ing coal'production In the Ruhr. he Indonesian New, Agency. ordlntry c,tU.„ . cant The Informant, who may not be ira re polled that on ihe «**tit all. Faw people can. Identified by nsms, said the Brit­ ish had sgTeed with the American ral front Republican troop1 unless they’re high In the governposition that other questions su‘h tpied Modjoketlo this after- menl or are scientists. The wore as financing and feeding of th i Th« ,r u jo * ** economically merged American hwest of the once powrrlul mt|c|, of it |„ b«|ns done behind and British lanes %of Germany should not be subjects of the :h naval base of Soersban*. closed doors. discussions. Dulch held an area around The outline given .here la prutHere's how the CAA goes about Ho Mid the- British also agreed . H * . . . . . . d o , . . . i . . . . <r to hold tho .talks In .Washington Ijokerto pnor to the outbreak • j <vf|„pment of atomic energy, Whan.,a manufacturer hltk upon ralher than ‘Beilin/ as suggested dealgn he believes can be sold •artist, hostilities Sunday. { It ta pieced together from the » the airlines, he a; disk to tho he Dutch, denying their drive report twice a year, la tha boss SAA t V a type certificate. j .- .in k ..» h .d b .,„ w w J a g * S S l . ' Z S S S T m ’ S. The government's raperta begin >unced the capture ol O w l* eangrv* !»■» night. ducking the Idea right Chen, even I C n l t s s s i Iroas g a g s Owe) , important northwest Jav a] This commission, which makes lust a praporal on included lacerations of the-hoad, It. not be carrying fractured ribs and kmyt Injuries, and birthplace ol the indr- aueh a report twice a year, la Um nil or cargo for his 13 year old son ClArlt-a, who L nr» aatrrnf.nl I !>•>»« of atomic energy end every. v. .1' thing connected with It in this had a compound fracture of the uteh Marines, the And , he comm|„ lo n Isn't right arm and deep lacerations of t.llln* wwwnrthlnjg. by a long shot. the head. Miss Doris Temney of Longwood, another occupant of the car. was thrown d e a r of the. wreck and'escaped with la e e ra | lions and abrasions. Thrso In-' jured, Mid Patrolman Bender.) were taken to- the Florida Sani­ tarium and Hospital for treatment. Trlbue, the colored driver of the LaKallc, received lacerations about the head. The following colored pasvenrer* UOf* OHaMo'**n>.Mn- ' jured: llltha MeKenny, who suf­ fered hip Injuries and lacerations; May Lee Noble, who had' scalp lacerations; Lily Stills, who had a fracturrd pelvis. John Sttlla, who died at 10:00 o’clock that evening at Orange General Hospital, had a broken leg, fractured pelvis and rnneuislon. The colored Injured were taken by ambulance to the hosnltal where three stlli remold. Patrolman Bender stated that the accident was caused by Trlbue' trying to p its-another' car .and swerving Into the path of the on­ coming Htudcbakrr driven by Mr. lit ability lo tdnnd rough weather, Ktnanl. Evidently the LaHatla Improvement In tiro wimlsh.et.l to swerved clear across the road for m ■protect the pilots In collisions It was hit on the right rra r by the E p M S t birds and mnny slgnlfirsnt right front of the Hludebakcr and thrown off the road. The StudeI "iechnlcal Hems. baker was spun around by the imPerformance Checked' But the toughest of ell appear* pact. Both machines were badly to be fha accvlerete<l service lest wrecked. An unidentified motorist who requirement, which became rffrrCredit Controls J tlvp May 16. D iet means th*t happened along and who had a B after the plane la gcnrr»1!y nl'- first and kit and knew how to ute ((VsNsstS f m Pea* <>»*> proved It m ipt go through n rig- it, gave great help-to Fatrolman ■ arous UO-hour flying ilcnronilrn- Bender, he said. In adiplnlslsring controls which might be necessary to gat grains to port rltles for . - Hon under airline npcratlng con­ first aid to the Injured. •Moment abroad. ditions—but with tho varied eiRepentedly t h e tommlealon With regard to unification. Ihe ■V- periences of a year* etrrice cro*d- ilUfISY’8 GIRL TO RETURN MIAMI BEACH. Fla., Jitl/t.24 President #ald he Is hot rearly to moans about the lack of the right td Into a week or ten days. of trained men. It says: P n t flying is thn p<|ulvnlpn* of Iff*) The Miami Dally News said eay who will.be named .Secretary kind "The nation’s supply of tralnad today that the brother and se­ of National Defense to heed the 40.000 to 60.000 miles. • nuclear tcienllste and englnaert M & a Martin 2-0-2. first lions- cretary of Virginia HIIL In whose unified armed forces. — port p la u r to face“thtr new regu- Ueverlg- ^JIMIa— h o m e —Benjamin "Iw lslattrm nrmpletlnf tlreunlf- la now- -wnpfnlly • ihort." ’ ‘ Besides Ihe Job of keeping , fatlons. la now undergoing Us ac- (Bugsyl Siegel was slain June iflcatlon procedure Is hrforo Con20, bad arrived a t Miss Hill's Bm rasa. It wlh set up the Army, •head with knowledge o f . mekavy and Air Forces as seDsists Ing atomic weapons, tb i govFight or Id CAA specialists end ranches of service. Each b-nneh ernment Is tackllnjl this doubts abodt • dotrn company esperjs '111 have a secretary hut over-aU Job: are on the Right. The CAA people 1. Trying to find a way of help­ have been designated by » ing Industry and communities ,Certification- Board •eUbllshed with atomic power. This Is a early In'the project. This boaid Zealand. m akes ths nue» for the accelerated test to fit the particular Plane. Tha test Is designed to th a t needs to l»« known about tlist the c a b tl i& is rd rja B * Collision soijiabodr ?" Camp Is • eat Ha and lime and pboaphata mlna owner. Starry dubbed him "tha millionaira legislator." Parker commented Papy hid testified he had a t varioui.tim es •aid to both accusing legislators overnight. £ Seeking discover!** for mad- * ^ leal naa, lueh a i In cancer treatment. The commliilon hai fire " " main government laboratories: At „ lo t Alamos, N ..M .; Oak Ridge. Tmn.t Chicago;I otto being bollt . . . . . at Patehogue. Long . titand, N. Y- and one being built at 8chi- .. **• ^ctady. N. Y. More than 60 unlvenltiia are gm , doing wofk In. connection w ith. eoo|ti' the work done at those labors-1 —. torlei. If tt did nothing elie, th is1 would be good training for young * * , K lentliti In the atomic field. *7™ But other work la being done IT.* . at big private laboratories and fh. by-industrial firm ., g j, " The eom'mleelon- can let some worth atomic Information out, Ipm a -of « . it m uit ba kept aecret. This t means guarding plsnta and check- j,e ■ 0 log on the loyalty of workers with the1 help of the FBI. "hare arker, Jr.. m M the Wet-re lag paid for vote, on the bllf7 trying to show that f'amp "Why should Papy bo going Oil ham "reached up In thin, around telling everyone he eonld o get their stories- accusing find *1 understand[ they are offer­ ing |10O on this bill Y* hat motive hive they got fo r' “An hMWMtad ear could soon ifaeturlng this case?" !»e ask-i find that 1100, Parker charged. Referring to Cemp’e wealth, | ------------- --------------- * ■r inquired "W hat's he going] wt» ' '* **>• product of rofIt by It—to tell a He on ■ single y e a rs growth. Airport Transfer Woodcraft Helps Boys - Grow-to Manhood (m tla a e S I n a h s i Om I their disposition In such manner si will beet encourage and foster the development of civilian avia­ tion. U la Intended to' preserve for national defenM purposes a strong, affidant and properly maintained nation-wide system of public airports, according to Ita proponents. ' D m law as applied to the San­ ford Municipal Airport, will not affect that portion strictly de­ signated aa airport, as this area and facilities wers recently ac­ quired by the City, nor dues It However, other buildings such as tha warehouses, cold storage plant, ships service building, bur­ rocks. the B.O.Q. and J.O.Q. build­ ings can, with CAA approval, he rented or t o n * for commercial use. or foy’Mhool, warehouse or storage • use* proceeds of which ■Would be MM for airport maintsnance, ha pointed out. In cases where the properly Is wanted for industrial or factory use. It would be necessary to gel the CAA to Mt a m Io .price, and turn the money received over to that agency, Mr. Bayer declared. He added that morn and definite details of th r project will ba an­ nounced later. Aa.evidence of tha "red tape" that moat ba gone through ba pointed to a high stark Soma coal mora. some lesa, but tha average coal of railing a boy lo ago 18 li $5,680. Thousand* of "Young Americans/* m im birs o! Bays of Woodcraft* are building fund* for tholr financial socurlty and for collogo and Vocational training with safe,. sound* Wood­ man Ufa Insurance protection. man repreaentativ* explain how you* son can be pro­ tected financially while enjoying the fraternal and soda] activities ol his Boys ol Woodcraft Camp. -eervaUvelr worth 91,000,000 a year." To the Tallahassee lawyer's des­ cription of 87-year-old Odhsm si "the baby legislator from Sem­ inole, the self-styled dreamer x x x who probably u v himself pictured aa a m eiilah lo straighten out the Legislature.” AMPcm*.;;-countered ’'Thank God. we have him." .The oroeecutor Mid that he, like ' Odhsm, had eerved In the armed foreae during the war and WOODMEN of tbe W O RL D Llie Insurance Society OMAHA. NEBRASKA 0UK V IS IT S (X C tlD 6169*000*000 ------ H. J. FINCH, District Mai Office Phone 967 Sanford* Florida 116 South Park Avenue Mentioning Papy'e assertion that ha had eald no mora to Odham and Camp than a comment 1 1 ^ * ?4 if -V - ‘r <# a n d jee, Hie cab Is rtxxi-wouNTin— cushioned on rubber against road shocks, torsion and vibration!. . . Driver s compartment Is wider, with more leg| rroro, room. Widsr. wiki MKAf ir mow. deeper windshield and windows It visibility by 22%! Kaiser Hit th a t the contracts wer« 1st » he becama chairman of tha Production Board In August. T-**A1! ! rould toil them was what "wan bastesv with me," Krug said. : "W hat wta It. then Umt you e ^ a d J h s m l" a reporter askedT\ ‘" l aald that Katicr put tho hcot i f hjll on everybody In' Washing' | »i_w »he eaklnet memlivr replied. t . they told him that he have an airplane contract be IisjI no aircraft man. ned up Hughes and came I (aid that now h« had an man- Then he got the »> • - ■ • flatly denied previously I reports that he had torilora the committee. He bad discussed with Fergucontract letting but maint knew1 nothing personalIt, atarior Secretary declined ent on reporti jrts that ha he had ■ fotlywuod parties d ptcV-ups hava LOAD SPACE. . . . er, sturdier isam m to carry greater load* LUf 1alZa^* i-V>Ts STp m L u . i**> l i a . - .Freeh air Is drawn inlrwnthfout- J side — heated InrokJ wralhev A —and used air < ie/erred sal/* ' a U Ib s m th fiy w i battar tha Kalser-HughM con- Longtr load distribution. . . . CWrolvt'* i Krug but would furnish famous n ju - n o A tw o inrroto aiA a A U lsart gaarsdfor tha load! ■Houae CommUtro datlutt to kH p tha T*X *t V pkeront 'll"rise to IU50 dM ’bo ? p * r - ? - .. ' iA m • y . -*• Advance-Design Trucks •j e acclaimed from coati to coast! W 5,S .h !£v.ua Seaalpn A m e rica’s First ETerywhere. . . wherever you ( o . . .Truck ueere *r» praising the sensational new line of Advancs-Dstlgn Chevrolet trucks. Reason I They’re rsatly new, ragffv different, Introducing the Unique cab that "breathes'' —th a t almost literally "Inhales” fraoh air and " eiha les’' used air,* plug scores of other new feature* and Innovations long-awaited—long*wtntadl Built t6 be first, and built to b i t , they're blg-looklng, blg-kiadlng, powerful yet economical trucks to do a more profitable job for you. See them now. LUCKY STRIKE presents THE MAN WHO KNOWS THI TOBACCO BUYER! TVIBOUOHT well over ten million pouneb a f tobacco. . . bo I apeak w ith aorne authority wheii I say th a t aeaaon after aeaaon. I'vo aeerl the makers of Lucky Strike buy real �vm THE W EATHER ( a U a lty T h e r# I f S tr e n g th — 'T o Protect the P u tt* of th* World; To Promote Ui# P ra g m a of A aerica; To Prodac# Prosperity for Sanford. %%Con*iHfr«b!t» rloudlnets with ©crnlhnn! •howerf an«i thunder* tfnrtnA thlt if tp in ^ o and parly tonight • !*comintr partly cloudy through £«\urda>*, , A N . IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N EW SPA PER -e — V P L U M E X X X V III — * r "■ ■ ■ Established 1908 .S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , F R ID A Y . JU L Y * A s s o c ia te d Proa* L eased W iro 25. 1917 N O . 181 _________ __ Andrew J.Ma> And Garsson Brothers Sentenced To Jail Ex-Congressman Gets Up To 2 Years For Accepting Bribe In War Contract Deal Gun Toter Held A fter President’s Visit Russian Says United Nations {las No Power Is Gromyko Insists Se­ curity Council Can Not Force Balkans To. Aid On Border Value Of County Property Given As $32,827,990 LAkl SUCCESS. July ‘25 UP). R u iiii told the United Nalioni Secunlv ( »uncil today thr ro u n d had no power to lorce the Balkan •tale* to (oopriate with the Amrrican-ptopn.rd border commituonSoviet D -lr^jir Andtn A. Gromyko tliui look thatp ittue with contrntmnt ol Hrtichel V. Johnion. Deputy 'U . S. Delegate, that decmoni ol the - council undej Of W ar Signed By Tr uman; United Air Force Is Given Equal Rank With Army And Navy In U n i f i c a t i o n Bill . r r- Stop-DatcsAre PutOn New ACL Freight Vet G. I. Benefits; Many War PowersDepot Building Is Rcmain In Force WASHINGTON. July 25 t-rt— Now In Operation Pie*iilent frum-xn today signed .»■ —■ ■ ASHINGTON. July Zi </V)~ cmgunm an . Andrew J. May wai sentenced today to a teim Nearly Half Of This WASHINGTON. JuU tAA of from eight months to two years ValuationExcmptcd Congiess sent to President Ituman in prison on charges of accept­ For Tax Purposes today legislation putting the Army! A , , , ... ing $53,634.07 in bribes while he legulstion leperlmg *ome 175 war­ and Navy unde, a single calnnet; A u t o m o b i l e L o a d i n g time and emergency l»**s now or was wartime chairman of the , House-Military Affairs Committee. officer—to be called the Sec lelatv j P J a tlo riT L . I s N O W within one vejf ur^putting sto|Se. I The «°'*l ••»«•«* valuation ol *•n Lminj * _ . •.all ail properly proprujr in m ^Seminole « hih' ol Nation.! Defense. J U l l d e r C b l l S t r ............ . latr* oiT'velerans* I benefits. The. two men •ccu.rtl ol pay ( t | ,he r|fn t ,;mf „ % U , I his so-called aimed sem cesl _______ It,, m rHect ing the bribes-m um Loot lf) 2 7 .m $543,241 m,„e .had •W ,c4»ion7m ;..,,,e" iff* »rj f n -‘ ........... slat-" • % r a y and H e n r y M a n .6 n - J .n w„ -- Johnton immediately competed the Air rorces e<)ual rank wiihj* I ware given prison terms with a sealed , , today . _ *• 1 Freight Depot building.* tecently ute*. In i statement. Mr. Irumsn by Sanford F. Doudand sea (orcr* A At p.e.pies- f0 me land ,ana ana se, torcrs by ,he I ce Const,ui with another warning that failure the 'j minimum of eight months and a nry. county Ux assessor. Iruction *.*ul it i« "not pn»*ible" at this a branch <-om nf* J u „ put little to wipe out the whole list. ol *ny Slate to comply with a d* enl. th r^ A 'r Force maximum of two years. The total assessed value of all in the War Department »*herr linto use this week. Another im ctiton o| the Council might mull I hr tr-w legid.ition specifically 1 The maximum penally that could property in (he county which if in enforcement measurei ol the land officers wield biggest inllu-lprovement. an alitomobile loajling exempts cert-*in lx»** which Conj have been imposed on each by exempt of partially exempt from ence. itrongeit kind. Iplatfoim it now Ireittg built nrai gte*« and the Administration htve 1 Judge Henry A. Schweinhaut was taxation Is $14,649,700. he declaiThe legislation is one of 1 -the freight terminal Masonry work . "Any failure would lay the nonagieed thnuld resn*i#«>*ka4*«s**ks. I six years in prison and a fine ol A 4 ^ W ’M 1M TRR after I’reildcnt Truman left the Senate chamber complying >t*ev open |n teriotti big measures Congrrs* bad tick­ ed. . is by Bridget and WillUny, Like Ihe temlution was worked out ) $30,000: th is is 44,6 percent of the to Capitol police took Into 'ruitodv a 'man blentified aa Clifton R. action to iniuie their cooperation." eted for final \action before ad­ M an cnnliaclort. _> ItyL.llw ptJu'i t,v .-ouomttaes of. The sentencing was delayed j{or last.- valuation!----- -----— —— —— !L ‘ 8plre», u f Augtwda, Ga., shown (centerl with the arreatlng officer*. Lorain Trum p'TteTtl and Paul G. STOttsyT He U*a taken Johnmn n td “ Th» CrtOftcil can journment -fornwrinw'. -V~ I he new building with its con- both House* and Attorney (»eneMl r t^ e than two hours while die It It alio one of the major pro­ Assessed value of property to Galllnger Hoipital for olnervatlon. A bullet was In the gun. make such decmoni undec Chaplet ctet* limns and cement blocf. Clark. ' defendants' lawyer pleaded for a posals Mr. Truman made *0 the (International Sotimlphotol V I." against Which. taxes may he lev­ another was In hie pocket. Mr Truman voret-d hope for a lawmakers. For futiue iiitumal walls r» at freight car lesrl on new trial an^i May beesrrcheA the ied for county maintenance pur­ Johnmn summed up his views defense, he also'aakrd that mill the south rnd, ami It.irk* will weedy end of the remaining emcourt for merry. eraeney atattiter. find asked Clark tary training tu- requiie.1 for all poses is the difference between in this way be raised about 14 inrbe* on lb'- to continue hi, studle*. Hi* state­ phyalrally fit young men. The 72-jrear old former Ken­ the $32,827,990 and the $14,649.I he Council has the pbw rt to All he got on that * pro­ north end so lh-*l the new tttbbei ment -aid: tucky democratic congressman In* make inieitigations. Counities are mise nf early action when <’-m• Wo .li.ml-l . .onpl.-l- the order­ i slated that he had never taken “a 700 exemption, or $18,178,290. tired band Irurk* c.*n be putlt-.l Homesteads, valued at $5,801.obligated in cooperate. I* is the gresn reconvene* neat January. more eaitly in and out of * *i.. ly reconversion r»f the ttmchinery | alnale dime" dishonestly during his long service In rongrrsa. 140. are exempt by State law duty ol. the members of the l nileti That promise rame wlmn tin* it was announced by E. N f ield and tipetaliun* of the gmvrnmani to .1 peacetime basis n* rap-dly IlniMe approved n universal train­ He told Schwrinhaut: from taxation for maintenance, ns practicable " “I stand before the court today Br DANIEL DE LUCE .cent in the fir-t Slovak election* Nation* to abide by the decisions.*’ ing bill by a vote of 20 In It. thu» mg. Iieiglit agent Gloniyko replied th at'll a nilui.i sliding it to the ratemlar of tm-slThe I'resident on Dec. 31 de­ wUh a clear, clean conscience. “I hut can he taxed for interest and BRATISLAVA. Slovakia, July after war. l>urlng wartime, Sanford »«> n clared an end to th«r stafo of ho*. hV er violated a law as far as I linking fund. Adding this sun 25, (AA—Slovak Communism wears Un the wall of flastoranaky's found that the work of the com lies* which will be awaiting the transfer point for the wloir f| tllltlea........... This struck t*f rm crknow In the 72 year* of my life. (o ,|,e valuation lor maintenance a white collar to the officer-amt! simple offjre hangs a picture nf million "is incompatible w.th its ,e*‘.!l,, to ” Wh' n .\h* y rM,,pn,W*' Florbla. but vinca the romyletinnj |a*vv f,<om the tiooks on New icoe* to church on Sunday. | Lenin, but the No. I ItoUlievIk of r i r r rreceived crciv ru n o u ir u irw i* i . _ I In* was another prog,e«* in of the big terminal at Wayi’i'**. RP„ey "Ia nnever a udollar dlroct-____ .■ *« i, i1n0T7o0 .1U1 n1 . ...........— y , ll(, | , <v ly or Indirectly that was not 1 e‘«uala $23,979,430 valuation for and «e$ termination It beats the propaganda drums history has a <|ui*tlr*l expiettlon soveieignty, then it can refute to Conirreag' drive to clean Its date Ga.. tills transfer business ha* been1 dates for .11 others on Juno 30 or cooperate." honestly earned or juatly duo.” the interest and sinking fund. for Soviet foreign policy, llut It on hla bdnided fare, for adlournement: much reduced, ami at p -s e n t May was convicted July .1 af Of the $14,649,700 exemption, admits It never * a n b to see a 1 “The gcrutalion that the Slovak Tire House p**»ed romprnnii«* goods and merchamlUr nr- re­ later. Tlie new action luhrs another ter an U-week-long trial of ac­ $8,025,000 1* the value nf property Russian army on Slovak *611 agulti. Communist Patty's program I* By FRANCIS W. CARI’EN fF.lt l-ci*l«tion to end Nov. 1 th« fov- ceived niostlv for the Hanford long -1,-p t m «id prac-timo opera­ cepting $63,634.07 -In bribe* from wholly exempt. The largest Items It, talks of drmocrary instead of made In Moscow is not often made, * LrVKF. SUCCESS. July 25 At einm rnf* restriction* on inxlall area " The location of tlio fr -iylit tion* nltlimigll 'the art-inl end of munltlona maker* Murray and In this aura are the Hanford Mun­ dictatorship of the..■ff! proletariat. .............. . and ll Is easy to disprove.' Has- Paul Martin, Canadian ministM ol men buying ami selling. depot in -Ilia lo-ai t of Saof-r-l, Gir u ni f--r intei nali-otai purHinrv Garsson. The Gvjsson icipal Airport and Osceola air The Senate Labor Committee np- makes It wants Crcchnslovakia’a win- tovanskv said. It easily aceesslble t-> h isl iniu-w AxU-.iuit .oioe -until pence brother* were found guilty of r I« porta which total $4,460,000 In ea dojrs to tin* Wrst wide open. _ “ W e^propose' nothing that ran nation health and welfare, dec late-1 pmved. 9 to 3. the l’ie*;.|-i|t'* neis Interestsram l tn irttn g Mutca llr.ilirt it,e sigl-etl. What Is Slovak Communism? noH ..- m-liievnl through•ilembc-j|0d 'r Ing tile bribes fo r favor* end. tike* 11mated v alue/ said Mr. Doudney. i y ||IP principles ol firejlnm nohdiiaUnn* nf foimer I'eio--ci,itit- is ample. ttn r major effect of today’s ac­ came Into court to hear their j A total .of $4,165,980 is exempted The answer, from Party Secretary- ratic nrlM-raara. In- act ti|i*r we oj jnfoimalioit and ol the piess Senator Aim Mllldock to l>e a The building is more than ?0'* tion i» to nut st«>p-<lntea on G. I. member of the National Labor I under many classification* iisel'id General Stefan llastovansky, re­ advorntr rooperution- with olh»r di|$ May toM Judge £chweln- Ing n t y and County owned land* sembles old Mniratn doctrines part lev In achievemg a broad sort- are essential to the main|rnance Relations Bi-erd. Tha committee fe«llonr and 35 feet - wide, l-a* a Iienefits for. niv-*ut 16,000,1)90 »er. ha4fct V Ouwrt uuuse, Cause, 'Publtr Library,' w4*» abbot a* much "a* a Jet-propelled •lltation of the economic struc­ of fntein ational peace and othr also appr«ve<l the nomination of rvble-loading nlatform ru n n 'n t tl-» aleentrli ami tefernnr. full length r-u the west »i-l“ mid Iletrafler n»ir nrmy <nl:»tecx y t y cnurehc*. raker resembles (he flying mash ture nf the state pieauppn.se* that “I neves got a atngla dlrno from efwnrks. City Jail,* oh|*clrves of the United Nations. J. Copeland Gray, a* a member of on the north able has a r -ot (Im-loilir.r lb---.; who entered scrthe G am o n i or anybody «lar. schools, lodges, disability ami wl-l Ine that the Wright brother- wc nro open* to compromises.* the board and Robert N. Denham «I *«nfiMiirtl hr %lfl In a prepared address to tlf' naltform with roof shelter illli n “I never, did a thing In Congrats ows exemptions, etc. Also exempt launched at Kfttyhawk. as general rounsel. "We arrf for evolution, not tathat today vexea my conscience. l niled Nations Tlconomic and Solx $221,900 worth of land that has A quiet, scholarly ex-railway volution.” . Renubliran*. after holding the ramu for easy unloading of - -o •"I stand here toda» on the mercy reverted to the State Internal Im­ clerk. 37 • year - old Raatoeansky llastovansky ha* never visited cill Council on the repoil ol the Renata in «e**|on all last ilgnt, lev of the court. If I go to (all my provement Hoard, also $680 of controls the party machinery which Moacow and he welcomes Intergave up artiiins effort* in put Within tl>» freight building !• n UN Sub-Commission on Freedom (I natlMneS na t*aaa Stsl said they will carry the ease to the delinquent, non-exempt property. harvtatpd a R*d vote of 31 per1; sennrate office fm K. K* TTrilhurn, HVnllaaM ea Paae I’-ari ol Information and ol the Pm*. Supreme Court ff plea If n^-eanary, nAei wnrehnute fnremnn. Hn pcdnt-l Property rlasaified as taxable tied for a near trial ami praised Includes non exempt land' valued ollt a screened enclomre wh'eh -* Martin laid hr* government supMav and thr Garssona befor* Hay at $12.784,M0; personal property rnt proof, nml iised -for «*•*• **»*r pmlfd the iiih-commiision'i _tec■Vrr ested the court. fiKHlv anil perivhnlilev. .Tlie,,- i* .1 valued at $3,697,270 and* railroad ....................... — lit ‘ ommendalion that a projected Among the reasons cited by the and telegraph properties valued nt large piatforin scale of five i.in AIIH'NS. )itlv 25 The wriild conference on freedom ol lawyers for a new trial was the $1,706,480. rapacitv. Rest rooms hm - '•-"* ' \V*r Mmivti\irpoitril today tin t contention that the Juror* had lis­ orovided and Ire water ili ' t- -u‘ Total assessed valuation at pre­ | inf'fimation be held early next , <ii iiili, foice ol between 1.200 tened to radio description* of the sent shows a $646,241 ln;rr*vo fountains. ye*,. He said Canada attached (('•RtlavH on |*a| p 9|«) over Uie $32,282,760 valuation It I* ptanneil to rut th,- w.-e-t- yu| | .50(1 men fml hunched • gieat importance to this confer­ BERLIN. July 25 (<P) - A dr' and imptnve the uppearnn •• -f “ • iliomt .rtt ick on Gievrn.r. approxfor 1045. Mr. .Doudney revealed. ence. , The Lions Club 11 prrpatrd to This Increase, he said, I* due to Spraying ol cattle vkith a DDI fetenie between the politic* nJ area to the rear and vide of tin- -I • liinlefv 'll iiuje, from the Albania natural rnuses such m new I ull-J* take on the Rotary Club with a solution has not only proved ol I he people and the govern­ the United Stale* Slate Depart not. according lo offirialv. In front Ing* and Improvement*. Main­ of the office building. Im -• flonlin rnd about 50 mile* e.»»t tenance tax valuation la $467,210 softball game to be played^ next great benefit in ridding the animal* ment of -Canada believe th'al men! and views rib the Ament an bloom brightly. ,.l f,nnit*a, eatfiec local point ot Wednesday evening at 7: 30 o'clock more than the $17,716,080 value of of flic* and insect pests, but by fie-dom of information and fiee- military government here concern flsh'mg tlong lire holder. 1945. at the Lakrfront softball park, it dom of the press ate not only ing Germany became appaieni file nuri),Ji* • tic! thr gurnjlIn 1945. according to the report was announced Iqday by Hatty reduction of mosquitoes lias im­ lOatllavM aa r«a* t i l l today. . proved health conditions for ffeol*« were *ve|| equipped with heavy of th e,S tate Comptroller, Semin­ The new* o| Secretary o l had a total arretted Robion at tht meeting of the Lion* pie alto, said Ralph Wight, pro*,r*p.'-o« rnd bid forced back TALLAHASSEE. July 25. UTl— ole (County C o a lla a M l a a r a s a B i d at the Tourist Center. * . s girtsive Seminole County # rattle Ia wIh IiiKpcctH Site Stair M ttdiall't invitation to go.vnlpinic ot'ibide (iieven.r in their A l-eon County Circuit Court Jury Of Mine I)i«aHter France to participate in a three-1 Richard Drat, who w*a» nameil raiser; last, night acquitted former Hep. flirt atfw k, liuntliJ .«t about 5:00 Demle C. Papy of Key West on all Spencer Wainright, power conference on Germany’s in manager ol the team, announced A. M Two years ago at Mr. Wight's three counts of Indictment* charg­ WEST FRANKFORT. III., July duilitaL Jevflr hit governing ollt a "14 minute" practice for Mon­ ranch.near Lake Jeuup. the lust — MihTTrv_ iiiihMit!a, mid the *t; ing him with attem pts le bribe Wv-Hl-John L. I^wiv. United Mine BATAVIA. T'^v 7 rn rr-A -T T ,r 61. Dies In Miami day evening. fellow legUlafora. lr<! spraying of cattle with DDI Worker* rhlef,- *rriv«-d here by rial* in Germany with ihaip im cpraldre.d Dutch vouice *.ml t'e ln l n k d t u n s part ol tire guerrilla Papy, wealthy 46-yea(-old hotel "Thii is all the practice nrers on_ « large scale tn .jh e—United nuti moblle trelay for*an Inspection pad. the firvl phase of Dutch . r l"r>cc whirl, hfd previnurff, »TFuneral aervlce* for 8p*ne»r R. operator and oil distributor, was nrTTie mine In which 27 coal digThe U 5. Military Governor. Won* againrt lire Indonetian lh - t-w 5r tL L'l!!!1'* .'r^gr collapse and was helped from Walnrlghl, Sr.. 61, former yesldent lary lo heal Rotary,” be de­ States look place, and United g«-r % perished from an explosion . ‘ General I ririut D. Clay, declined publican army, armed *1 i.olal-j G.evrna I*' * »qwn of about courtroom by h it attorney*, of Sanford .and Orlgndo, who died clared. Club President Robion was Stale* Department of Agriculture yr*terxlay. tear* Mr earning dawn hi* face, bf a K a rt attack Wednesday af­ not ia .optituilic, however, and experts, tlalh and county agticul1.- wis, who wai accompanied lo comment hul il wai learned' ing central Java from tire n-- Ltl'tH in Ihe foothill* of the Pinwhen the jury- announced Its ver ternoon at hi* home in Miami, will pointed out that none olhrr than lute men gathered to witness the hy Hugh White, president nr Dist­ autliniitatively that ' neither Ire nimltic iiikT aiI riml \\ f%t, ||4il,I^U t*u* •w*»unl.lini# be held a t the graveside at lakerict 18 (IlllnoUl of »4he UMW, diet of Innncenca. The CJtrtk 8#cnni Army Corp» The alx jurors, who heard four vlaw Cemetery Sunday afternoon Dub Eppi ii slated lo take the demonstration which turned out to •pnVa briefly with Gnvrrnor nor any other lop American no! complete,!. j , lt, jl( , „ ri„ n r#info r« ■be a big success. * dava of testimony and ai%uments, at 4:00 o’clock In charge of the mound for the Rolatiani. Dwight H. Green of Illinois In ilary go*einmcnl official wai of­ Reporting from lb- Repul,In «» ini-nt* lia-l to-eo uiorlng toward a downtown hotel lobby and then deliberated only 36 minutes before Erickson Funeral HonA. The Rev. Ho'wrvaL Eppa Is due to fare ficially informed ol the Slate Dc Lionel Nelson of the O r led , Metho­ thr f o i l i n g formidable lineup' Mr. Wight's cattle am now went out to the old Ren Coal parlment * <udden offer lo Frame capital of Jngiakarla, deep m the | Groveiia vinre early morning and reaching their verdict sprayed with the solution on an mttipany’a No: H mine. A roar went up from the parked dist Church will officiate. of Lion slugger*: intrnor, Arrociated Pre** lO |lr -the viluation w n 'Meeelopinq fa r.avrrage of every 60 days, ho -nut Mr, Walnwright had lived In Mi­ lie told newsmen he had noth­ either before or after il was made *pondenl f larrit Jackton «*id -ol or ably-" S'ltie reinforcement* alcourt room as the verdict was read II. Rob*on, p ami about three time* during the ing to* aay because he had Just : ready hail Jotn-d Ihe hattle. The only information received bv the clerk and Papy immediately '• sly ami for the paat 11 years. He la Al Lyon, e summer lesson. For two week* an'ivgd. RtiMfirrr final Republican* oliviou*ly lo Sr.ltfirr* firing riK-ket* and was surrounded by a large group survived by the widow, Mr*. Min­ Henry Witt*; Jr, lb in Germany on the .whole war a after each spraying not a mo* nie L. Walnwright ami by two Ib-for* Lewis arrived here, a requeit to hold up the announce­ taw the pnttibd ly that the Dub', "’"chin-gun* were reported k»eepqC/rirndt. Diek Ellaberry, 2b uuiio ran be seen in the vicinity, federal mine Inspector eiamlned 'wNiked for H. Deal, t. Papy daughters and two ion* by a pre­ would render ihe Dutch | m,*iIio,|M under s'oady he declared. the eearyd corridor where the ment of an Ameriran-Brilith agree- lonlinuoutly precannut will, gun fin-. Kcroml Corps officers said said through an attorney. “ Inc vious marriage: Mr*. Robert F. D. Swan. 3b. tin- gneriillas would “ either he reDr. Frank B. Qulllman, director miners were killed ami attributed ment on Germany1! level ol mJury of I.eon County -has made a Illley of Miami. Mrs. L. A. Knight H. Bisbee. rf nrllfwl or rniahecl,” Th# guerrilla* nil* warfare. of the Seminole County Health the hlaat to an explosion of gay. duilry. reafhrd after itatem ent for me by clearing me mei of < Plkeavllle, Md.. Ben G. WainJack Morrison, ef weeks ol not actually f\tt-ird the town, Unit, explained that this I* due to William Gallagher Evansof the chargee filed again*! m e.lt -ight of Oviedo and Spencer R. Ted William*. If The Dutch informant h -rr said hadwas negotiation, there source* ^aid. said. Aa I said on the floor of the Houae.J Walnwright of Miami and by aevUtility men will ba John Iva*. th« fact that cattle (or humans) elite, lad..' the federal mine Infi t the next step for Dutch troapv it Pre** dispntrh-s said a 24-hour The qur.tion of giving France wouM ^ to mop up tonr, „f tJ ^ ector who began hi* axamlnaI knew I would be vindicated.” en grandchildren. Jo* Mom, Cecil Carlton and F.. are a sort of “blood bank" for Spe f.y Greek nrrny artillery mosauitoes which cannot lav their (for ! a a aa* , l a r , , l , n n i f i a l 8 la a l a l c . a a a a a 1 aa * L > _— on while rescuer* still sought a voice The Jury during the final fourth ► in deciding, Uwhal the lev tlance In Ihe eastern ami Western pounding B. McCall, ami aircraft had routed 600 goeregg* until they have had tRelr the last three bodies laid “ It was OVERLOADED dav of, the trial heard Papy charpari* of the Island and install n-.v el of induitry thall be for th* Daryl Swan called upon mem- Mood quota. II amllna,4 »* f s i e %l»l Reduction of mot- a gas axploston: There's no Jom evl MELBOURNE. July administrations. Whether Dutch ber* of tha club, to aid Jayceet Jaycees combinrd American and Brilith troop* a* the victim of th e,Miami H erald,The chartered airliner which In their drive to raito fund* to ouitoea means reduction of mal­ quritlon about I t" aid Ihen would drive on Jogjak­ aria, ha declared. Tw*aty-*lx of th* approximat­ loner of Germany war contidered arta In an attempt t» suuvdi the and “other big newspaper*” who I crashed near hero July 18 killing Series Of Robberies the new Tourist Booth on Md used aa "tool*" hla accuser*— 21 person*, moat of u p m Puerto operate Contented cattle, freed of. file* ely 200 miners a t work in th* by authoritative aourcet here at remainder of the republic war un» tb* lakefront. Rap*. Bralley Odham "* * * * * * Rican*, * t and Insect peats, show an average diggings 5000 feet underground virtually a complete reverts) of decided, the Informant said. of* *Sanford was overloaded about a Reported In Falatka Cl yd* Ramsay told of a new gain of 50 pounds a head over were found about a mil* and a and Clarence Camp of Ocala. ton. a Civil Aeronautic* Board A Netherlands army rommunlgrandchildren will drop out of eol pocket Braille writing machins thoea that uaed to ute a rot of taU **«lf south of th# main entrance Under tha law. the State cannot hearing was told today. I'ALATKA. July 25 (,T> County one said (popping j»p already u n that Lion club* are making avail­ energy battling Insects, ha reveal­ •h.ft; On# of flrg appeal from the Jury's verdict. • begun fifth # eastern part of the J tid g r Caiiiliy Green today said able to th* blind kt smalt con. ed; Drainage of *warn pi by ditches (ure-l ured Halnara miner* ri removed to a lo tp - __^'Regardleaa of whgt h** been HOTAHY PROGRAM I ■* 1 _ I L . tea a l l a l a t i a a a » a a aa aa a two men and a girl had conferred raid Ip the malicious p r tti x x x Island. King Lion W. 0 . Uvfngiton waa RAPIST EXECUTED *7, Charles Morrlfon. p r o g r a m fined 10 e«nta by Tall TwiatOr and reduction of mosquito** by the tal >llad today. An Indonesian army communi­ participating In a 'scries of butI'm not guilty.” DDT spray on cattle were pointed COLUMBIA. B.C., July 28 UP\ chairman, announced today that during th# reported that Republican inedp house burglaries durin Defense attorney*, * who have que ‘"seilsM An 18-year-old negro, Bert Grant, Mia* Roberta Erapa, soprano, and Harry Robson for calling a gui­ out by Mr. W ight a* two factor* * nddii-yh*-I i —Haseg ea r a s a H al MrNg Nolan’s Brother tar played by W. IL Connolly, a that; had gvyfsllv reduced malaria. was electrocuted her* today for group \v*s led bv the 19-sear-old 19-gear-oli aHaietlloM 4 ^ wife of on* of the prisoner*. Died This Morning HEARING RET JOINT 8UIT man In, Darlington county two render - Guests- a t - tb*.- maatlng were _ if LEONARDTOWN, Md., July 25Five person* have betn charged TALLAHA88EE. July 25 6TI “ — m onthg~lf*rJU JI I I mEratea W a program of m ails a t the Rotary Ray Slaton and Albert Fllta. 11- D, Berry, 76 year old brother W7- Civil authorlllea today tent­ Th# Supreme Court today ruled wirii parilclpating in th* affair UNSOLVED CRIME I K be waf led Into the^ penlUnt- luncheon Monday. of Mrs. Mlmrale Nolan of San- atively act Aug. 1 for- arraign­ that a husband and wife may sue which has upset official and busdeeth chamber, O rant __ . MONROE. GA^ July 25-UP)- fnrd. died this morning at 4:00 o'­ ment and preliminary hearing for Jointly for separate claim*, a ri­ Ine** circle* over Putnam county, ked fir and waa given ”a little „ LBBDT APPOINTED CHARGED WITH HUDKR Oae year ago today two negro clock a t hla home In Winter Gar­ a young seaman charged srltia the sing from th* same transaction. but only four have been taken In T a l l a h a s s e e , July 25 u n men and thalr'wlvea wars slaught­ den a f a r a lingering Hints*. more chicken” from hi* laat PENSACOLA. July 25 (AADe­ ' murder of Mrs. Julia Katona, 36 Answering a certified question cuMody. night’s supper. puty Shriff Billy Mareh said to- Governor Caldwell today appoint­ ered by an unmasked mob of Today Sheriff W. J. Reeves was Mr. Berry Is survived by hi* year-old navy .wife found alaln submitted by the circuit court of “It aura Is good,' ho remarked, day BgL Grady E. Poland, 28, of ed L.C. I/eedy, Orlando bond deal­ about 20 whlta men and despite wife, one ton and on* daughter and after g pepny-ant* po k er' game Oranga .rouoty, the court said looking for Ccdeman Hancock eating heartily. Eglin Field died tarly today of er- and former atato reprasent- Intensive federal and atat* In­ anothf* eleter. Mr*. Edna=MIIUr at Her lionie near Tall Timbers. th* joint suit could I,* filed r.Veti after Judge- GreCn Insurd a capla* lie admitted hie guilt. “ I short­ bullet wouod* and that 1its Engllrfi at ire, to the Oranga county school vestigation*, and rewards In ex­ of BunaslL Md. The seaman, 'Joseph Daniel though h 1943 UgMatiVp art per­ for-him and set bond at $1,600, ened my day* myself," he told w ar brido, In Jail at Creatview, board in succeed Samuel IL Wil­ cess of $30,000, th* mass murder Funeral arrangements hero not Rrouilletle, 22, of M anchester^. mits a woman to jy # and l>* »ued saying that Hancock had jumpad • liam*. who resigned. the prison chaplain. remain* unaplred, . would be charged with murder. IL, It held in Ihe county jail here. In hep own right. yet been completed. a $5*0 lonid. -G * • : S — Slovak Communism Is Far Cry From Rigid M arxist Doctrines BiTek* Guerillas Launch Vigorous Attack On Grevena Stott1 Department, AM(i Disapre*' 4to (ierman Policies Lions Schedtilo Cattleman Cites Practice Session Benefits I)or>,"'*i To Beat Rotarv From DDT Spray Papy Is Acquitted On All 3 O '* 4" • In Bribery Trial Dutch Report End ! Of First Phase Of Indonesian Fitfbt -L v ■ii (• - • »* •* »='i V• f 5§iS f4^ : v *. * * ... . > -• . * a. . i �* * ■f 1 * * m mm. I t u : -S A N rO K I) t l L K A i A C ^ N f u T p . The Sanford Herald FRJDAV, Jtjl.V 25, 1947 I’apy’s Acquittiil „ __ ___, * A lth o u g h R orolu P upy hnit l» b ji n c r|u itte d by n ju r y o f i i s moil in TnllnhitAiH* o f u fT erlnu-it l>ribe to tlefen t tin* iiutl-IxMiki" b'H s o n tf tw o a n d a h a lf m illion F lo rid ia n s a ro V»l«tr4 ■• «r« iliH awnIlf r 'till convinced th a t th e bill to jiu t th is c o rru p t rinK o f -OvtPfcfr 27, HMD, nl ll»r |<f|| «.#!•. r tntcritfltfoiial iMKthmnKcr.-f o u t o f buHiiiess, ho f a r a s th is j If ^nnfnrd* Flatlet** tiMdrr iHr Jlcl 'Htate is* corUiTnctf, .ihould h a v e been p a sse d , a n d w ould j t f CtiirM * **l 'I nr<h 5« IMIT, h av e lieen p a ire d , if nit u m isiial a m o u n t o f undu'e influ en ce ItUM.AMI L. Ill - IN hml not b e e n . b ro u p h t to l*em\ ' Kdllnr (iOHinh ni:%% TheV. areiitso oT th e o p inion th a t so m e law fthould be lU ktiim VtaiiHaft e n acted b v » th e ia ttis la tu re m a k in g it a little m ore illegal IIIIM •»". it \ i *.» • # to o f f e r b rib e s To JcR islu to rs th a n it is a t p re s e n t, a n d th a t l'» >*li lr In MvRiifr • f 1‘n r t l r r . N f f l l • -o m in e o f th e d iffic u ltie s o f c o n v ic tin g in su c h b rib e ry cases • » t Maalfc f t should he rem oved! T h e v a r e n o t a t a ll convinced th a t good l%ft# %f*nlfca --2,2$ •I .v» tin Mtulkt 0 (Ml bills a r e not d e fe a te d by b u y in g v o te s, o f t h a t had luw s (l«t lt* r a re n o t som e tim e s e n a c te d th ro u g h th e ju d ic io u s u se of •All nl»*lMnr> tf O m , rar«l« of a few cases o f S co tch . . Ifcaak*. tMiilifiliim ftttil Ntllfff «f U n fo rtu n a te ly , it is n o t e n o u g h fo r a le g is la to r to h av e •utrrtalnn.e-nl* for Ik# pnrpKff «l r*l*tns fn’nil*. ulll hr f l»in*r»| fur th e m n n r o r Y nhlcn'oinirp-B uch a c tio n , t o •p ro te s t u g a h is t •I trnnlnr ■rf«rrtl*lMr~fxlr« * th e iisu o f b r ilm n in . th e I.e g is la tu re , o r to o p e n ly -accu se *■— i ■id — "Vru •!»« i'+T. ' If* ** |IM>»•(•' i Inr.. rri>rra^iita T l r JlrtiiM T h e m an w ho m ad e th e bTfer. lie m u st h av e p ro o f. I f o n iu s t be ulilt—to show "b e y o n d a n y - t eitwo nwMe d m ib t**^ !!^ 'm a y in mv BhllMMil ilr 14 «l Qffirt* *m fnnlnlMlwrd In llir lifU- lin g er in th e m in d s o f th e ju r y , th a t th o o ffe r w as m ade. Ml rllfrn In tfcr rrnnirr *»l‘h IMinrlpnl h*ml«jiuMrn In I bir*«>« T he m a n re m a in s, in n o c e n t u n til h e is p ro v e n g u ilty . o f f e r s o f b rib e ry a r e n o t a p t to be m a d e in the* fo rm ■■4 Ntw l« ih . m n i i t i r f »*l l b « of tv in o v rilte n co m im in icatio iis. N n r d o e s o n e litre a tow n Thp llrraie l« n hlih la rnllllol elaieu Pee Prr*« iihtrii i» rp i....Aarf-a— lalvrly im ter u — ter rri»t.l.li- hall w ith a p u b lic a d d r e s s 's y s te m w h en h e w a n ts to p u t gtrlaal tenet >n>< "iteMJ o v e r som e n e fa rio u s .schem e, lie m a y n o t even h av e said ratle*•*"nl all itir -----nrll a* all " fiv e h u n d re d d o lla rs" , n r “a c a s e i d S c o tc h w h isk e y ". !■ tela # r *»Ml •tlar^tehea. "F iv e h u n d re d " , o r "n e a se of* S c o tc ir ’ w ould Im re been read ly understoiK l by a n y o n e be w a s t r y i n g to buy. S4, HUT THURSDAY. Y et, d e sp ite th e fa c t Hint Air. P a p y h a s n o t been proved g u ilty , w e believe th a t a g r e a t ile a l o f good h a s ,E VfcHSfc-FfUt TODAY iieeit acco m p lish ed by H iailcy O d h u n i's d isclo su res. He h GOOD WORKS Wil l. 0 0 ! Alt a t .th ro w n tin* f e a r o f Q od in to e v e ry |io litirin ii in T a lla ­ . * TO*ASStJHK AHUNDANCI. 01 h assee w ho t h i e v e s th a t b rib e ry is a n a tu r a l co n c o m ita n t ,0RA('K IN YOUR OWN I U K; of o lir p o lita nl nim tiiite ry .* lie h a s g iv e n th e m c a u se to 1HEIR HOPEI Of lU rU nf a tww llf« ihatW wI, Ul«gal Jtw lili Immigrants th in k tw ice b e fo re o ffe rin g b rib e s in th e fu tu re . stand'fn Uic wreckag, esused wh«n a BrltUh varsitlp collided with th , (iud la ghltr to mail, all tay.tce fu n to Im h au led in to c o u rt on b rib e ry c h a rg e s, Kxodui 1041 oulslda Hslts, PsIssUna, whtls U was bringing 4,500 •Uiutu) toward you, dial . nl even Itit isyono u m e a c q u itte d . refugees to the Holy Land. A bstUa aasuad whan Iha British attempted wags having nlj »uf frcici.cy ill all to boatd Uie vessel. One American sesman was kilted. (Inlsrnalional) ~'T-vn, aMm; a, W av AlMIUmKu ofc-i V MMt goolj « . c x ■ u 1■• vl' ............. ............ u—ii 6lor. . U:H. Immortal Greece ItOO lleadlina Nswa Ssfb *Us,Hand It.isiu I R A D IO PU O G K A M S T'be g u m still b a rk in th e B a lk a n s a n d th eT iety sjm p ers file Church of iluv. Another "acirwbali’ lift br*i hislUfti. W lit It M « Headline Nsw* still tell o f th e c a rn a g e in th e m o u n ta in s o f .n o rth e rn picked up ill the hath **i »:*b st am vs gu*n*b G /eece, a n d A m e ric a n s g la n c e a t , th e h e a d lin e s an d g ro w lf * Jo Ass»tobl> of (lad I Congic** with « pii.tol in In jl:tS (Jospal Bingsis a little , p e rlm p s. s a y in g th a t th e y w ish (h o se tro u b le -m a k e rs j *!*!' , | pocket, thi* time only H lew min would ta k e t h e ir g u n s a n d go hom e. W iiat .is G reece to iot tb Organ Kerarts# 10:30 Treasure Chssr of Mulody . J - ulr* after* • vitit from the Pies th e m ? • l«#_ Alt You UMlOlng Ib .00 Church dsirlces (Congisgattuhi■ ’• ’•• al) ident, Only a lew day* *8" ~cn Y et h e r e - a n d th e r e ’ a n A m erican e y e lig h ts up a t th e ,; 1S vr ifion Uatioty Uuys II.M News at Nunn •tor ILickrr oi Ohio >*’j » ih*»i recogriijion o f a n am e th a t he jeitYned in Id s scln sil d a y s, ill* >ur Im «eO,(*uialt Itrlb Old Refiatn , I t.10 l^ng-Wtulh Mixed Quartrtl* _ twice- in the »*rnc building ia iccalliiiK Hi** t i r m t A rh llle s fital ''t h e ’, '"deed's"lie wrbiTgm , JiU# wMU»K41 . . »;ui k i n » u i ’ i« w < Tarts ' h u l l rnte'Slle* Club ■•* ; another "crackpot." All ol which and th o s e o f m any a n o th e r (la ssie s to ry o f V erse am l fuble, • i.'fc Uur I.m j . il* llrlabl Ilia Hawaiian Melodies • >•* u m n u i i b oyrnpuunr Ofch I ill Musical Program I te n e t to piove tint irtuiily pro w hen m en w ere so m ig h ty th a t t h e ir d eed s, re a l o r im a'gined. k.V*alli» .lew* 1,10 Hummer Hsrenade viiiuni ihould lie lightened, pir slantk th e w orld, a n d scen ted so re a l t h a t . th e y h av e e n d u re d n l i iMiwiiii .*ionio* ttSS Headline N*ws J.M Lot* <•!•* LlUO tilb tTlasde Thornhill ticulaily where political leader in m e n s' m in d s m 'd in lastka ( th e n u n k n o w n ) tlm t h av e t*u* ur* Stmt RtSO Conc*rl Ilnur of Loth p a ilie t. aie roncrineit js te d even to th e p re se n t day. JtSO Alrlane Trio ruivs ik«jU,ttiuUy r»ai* ,utS* ru a u .itIuoy to n s JtlO Ksrnllltr Crasalca -Prerident Roorrvcll naiiowly e» A nd not only do th e ir fables a n d p o e try en d u re, nk g re a t iltou L*t« lup a<ot** I 41 Sammy Kay* ‘taped death at _lbc liamfi ol t as a n y e v e r w ritte n , b u t also tin* scien ce a n d philosophy iiiui I t fully rout* (OS Four Arr* • IlsaUiin* ..«wi *:>(> Ho Proudly W* Halt ciary man in I H i . At fcati Iwi w hich gave n m n k im l.th e fii.it g n a t u rg e f o r m ost o f th e iltSS ■I V* t o . ah U(f 4.4S P,ankle Masters ti«e Htadlins Newt of our ihtec imulyred I'leiidenl basic sciences an d a r ts . A nd m i tr u e is tilts Unit, even In i:ob V „ «,.,l VI were the victims of ptychonru< th e d ecad en t G reece o f to d ay , m u ch ca n be learn ed fro m -•■iw*ar u* toll,li Oil * • 'l l Our ta.nd He Itrtght h e r m o d ern sc h o la rs. • .. 1 l i t.aily N*w* S I* Hirings of Melody rotict. Sitii L'eiciy LhuppMt Jainlun* I a Rally Rrenlng Newt U HP----- '. o ||.,m,.|iuu . tilb Tim- for be Tims *.«* li* liter lulling * 1* Twilight Hongs Parity’s Chances It war x hi|{|i .tubule - which lie* N>«t Ituutidup7t*a Headllnt Newt Bernie C. Papy paid the ncwquliu* tounutr hiitnad* d am es A. F a rle y 's re c e n tly p u b lish e d rem in iscen ces show I J* aunr.t* to.tenau* pert of Florida when he denounced s.oe iicuJi.n* N.w* th a t h e se rio u sly hoped to head th e D em o cratic p re sid e n tia l • <)i Mum.u a*r*nad* * them from the wifnei* iland in KVr u ie Uornlna Iwvotlon* tic k e t in 1940. It Is h a rd to sue w hy. In all A m erican h is to ry T allaluttcc ai "propuucnl*" o |jh m tity Myrnlrta u*iiii*i!en* hill agum i book maker,. Wc hav no onb know n only a s a p o litical m a n a g e r h a s e v e r w on a SiOti IJ.aillint N*W» rakiuiL im rty n o m i n a t i o n . --------- — .............. — *~ SilS toaimny Kay* m - s w i a w w r r n s a * -------------1 teen no poll of newt (tape i icniP a re s t .e______ x a m p le M wg.K as .Mill M a rtin o ren w hhoo h»cl h a d rIn n il V v aan n nBiliv n ,, w "S lle—tl.M* N*wa ■ g ' tucot ^ r the tub jet l. but il *>iin T h e n e ____ lieen clo sely iwciociated w ith T n n im tin y H all a n d w ith p a r ty 1*:*S t.'* 't«r*a j p percent of them favored ihit bill r« a* SnnauALFil w ire-p u llin g in N ew Y o rk . B u t V an B oren Was m o re tlia u a n,|S Tit* Atnli*tssilert ' which would have prevented one politician , lie h ad been s e n a to r, g o v ern o r, s e c re ta ry o f s ta te .utlii tail* writ ursilkr of the cruokenrti international an d m in is te r to K ngland, a n d h a d filled all th e s e p o s ts w ith lltdu llia.tlinr Nsw* lliOJ 1‘ruyiam H oiint : ring* in the country from filch c re d it. By c o n tr a s t, F a rle y ’s only n a tio n a l o ffic e whs th e litis Lundnon l/auc* ‘ ing the pockcl* of gullible pco p o stm a ste r-g e re ru ls h ip , a tra d itio n u l re w a rd f o r cam p ain ll:l» I.anchenn-Dane* ti es llutldy ttcorow t:.«« H**dU* New* A. ^ L is"tV f.urn' Jtoundop t W’lt^ 1 C , lUJelT • i" l»on!c'' oi 1 F a r le y 's Im pcs fo o m in a tio n w ere p ro bn a bh ly baaefT b a s e iruon n d“ l_tiiy . ,.... ....r iln* .... nMwmmauuii Nmitilmur ■Nnl«» b is w ide a c q u a in ta n c e w ith D em o cratic |HiliUcians a ll o v e r IN*” tlMdllB* News | T not know any bcltci, thrjf *o th e U nitw l S ta te s . T o e x p e c t h is election ho n u ist h av e It"" lltadUrte N*tat I 11"j >ltnlc For Danrtrta I making a girat coatiihution to in te rp re te d th e sw eep in g D em o cratic v ic to ry In 19!K’> a s liju Tuny Hmw * I 11*1 Hinth Myrl | moral d rirn iy -.ia J a laghci alan- m ru n in g th a t a n y nom inee o f th e p a rty co u ld w in in 1910. !:0<t tteadlln* News | d u d of living. H a d h e Ix-en q o n iin u to d , h e m ig h t Itave b e e n g r e a tly s u r ­ .1:01 Meltdlc Wtjtipvrs p ris e d iu N ovem lter. * Ills Kimeh Uahl ?.l« Knurh Uahl I d Musical Program What capilaliim can do. -cv<-n XIoo Musical Prusiatn l:uu llradllns Nans under p ro m t day handicap*, n aide ^nd bis system of Irr’Kating 11Ot t‘iinc*r| In bllnlaturs } ihown by a report horn W'old'*. S A N F O R D F O R U M W» celery using wooden troughs. S13(1 Teddy Puwe|l (Tins Is taken from Forrest Crls- b «o lUadana Nswa i But men whirh ray* that Ihr Unit sev’s aitide "The Farm er’s Fac­ * ai Zigay' Klman k . ed Stair* now producr* SU percent »;*• Nntretty Tima tory", Saturday Evening Post. SiO E-Iilitor. Runfutd ilcraM, U lleadlina News of the entile woild'* milutlrinl Dear Sir:' July !». IIHO.) St"b Twilight Hungs output, a figure which ha* inerra* it lb Krattkl* Carl* Pioneers rue of necessity men An futeri’ll [lift foul unto on tile Sil* March of Snorts cd (tom 2 ) (reicenl in the tail hiiturv of ceti-ry til Snufiinl.l* the of vUiiui anil when his place was iitb A tt You Uattnlng R 75 year*. More than that, ill fact tlrai In 1HJJH wlicn my father, one of the only two farms between 7 00 llrxlllns NsWS ami |W ldtnrra on on -• the! tha Ttlb Tttmni Ruialty ■egooi Mr. II. II. Chappell, w«* pretwilng Sanford asiqi ‘ i’ * iu n row's . country with nnly icvm pcicrnt #-.i IT■iiinrr* - *• river, mv father told ua of the im iral- FI*Ada Hillbuiea of the wudd'i potmlatiop. niak * Ills land, wldrli t» un »lmt U now trrmend'jji* development- we could! Ji4l Music Celery Avenue, for the' growing «*f 60 percent of the woild'* auto- celery, dminage un* a* liatil. If cxirect IT} , erf and I ofUn heard', Ji»» Nsw* H.adlln*. mohilei, 60 |ierienl of the tele- nut a harder problem tlu n Irrlgu Mr. J. N. Whitner tell of tho fo- Xt*0 To Its ■Announced ' ture he »*w Tor Sanfo^J. •______ lit! Culurnbla H»Cur(S HhVB__ phone*. 54 p ritrn l of the refrig tion._----------------------—------- —r p Nsw* : ‘ I " V*rv Sincerely i tsios lh wan the wed fur drjiinaire I# ul Nirllrgs of Me led/ araloi*. 42 pcicenl of the radio*, Lucca Chappell I.uvell 1 tre e l^ i. Hall acores that led him, to aehel poraus tile and io on down the line. Wag«! for use Undrrtfrudsd to m'vo the II 01 Joaa Uroak* itiia count itasie ' I paid in American fscloriet ar (iOVHKNOU TO INSPECT combined drsInsKr-iriiKaiinn’aya11: la it,ram Tima ■ k almoit double tlroir of Canad.*. tem that lie rievrlo|>cd that Is rhnl.Miami. Fla. Ju ly 24 (AY Hlr| II lb llaadllae Newe arteriatic of I Ire? Sanfanl tectlon. t:n>o W«n Off f the n til IrigheiU and five limri Mv father hail carefully studied William 'Ittrphy, governor of thi>i Bnhnma liluml. it *che«Kiled In Hander Us»*e of Kurria. What ha* Cone Mr. Tvrwillrgjir’a farm on the weal arrive here next Monday for a *i#o Hlgn Oa • ‘ •wuniiui gut to offer u rf tour of HaWdSbfnn lalmr camps In1s et Muale For Meditation lit* Huntey HsadllnsS Florida. Georgia, North Carolina| 1 *i Hunday Hersnad* HAMBONE’S MEDITATIONS ami Virgittin. 7t>a Musical Hsvus The-Supreme Court ha* heldl By Alley 1‘MnMt »lir 4 In Ihibliiktd dnllr ■Mi| I mmiIih ml VihfiiH, I 1-ifMrt ... ........... ......... ............ tl#S I>on H«S*r. T ilt Kay Keifierk Til" ll^p tii Aiolgoa Tt*S I'el Courtney SlSU IUrel.*IIH< ore* »t«l ' Lenny and THnasr' S:lb Peep Hirer lloyi Sib* Jo* Helrhman ».*• New's * sl| Vorr Community ithiptl Sib" John Klrhy »i«S Met le PHI Wallies 1*;00 I>rssm Tlmt rails Tommy Tucksr Tims rail* Sunday Rvsning Concert Hour II tee News li!*l lln Tunss ol tbs Wssk llilS Nswa 1X:«U Hlgn Off M*nday s ios Sign On 0:01 Ettily Nswa gi*i Cslery Chotipsrs Jambors* St J* llomttpun S:4b Hldars of the Purple **(• lies Karty Headline* .Till Hunrit* Serenade Till Sunrise Serenade, ■ l i « -Newt Briefs 1:01 Sunrise'Serenade SilS Hilirhln- Time - -- • Ilia M lining Dsvotiuna -A*lb Morning > a * d l l . l n n l:bb Nam* ih* Tun* SiPa Tup of lh» Newt Sill Htmmy Kaye fib* ghopiwrs Setenad# ' l*i*0 Htadlins Nswa l*i*b Padlllk Sisters 10:1b Tunss-You've Keguteled ISili [ranc«*4Tunet lllOO Newt i' 11100 Program Hsetam* 11:11 l.unchton I'anca III4b Itaenos Amigos Iliac Newt g | Noon ttrtb Western Hnundup 11:10 Noon Hour Notes I Si 40 Hiamps Queried* 1:40 Newt Itel tainny and rilngar l i b Hobby Sherwood tile llenrand Hlrach t i l l Salon Serenade J:00 Newe r«* liar Non* Ranch It**. Newt l:«i Melodic Whltpera 111* March Time 1141 The Eaton Hoyt ,4iaa. IteeiT. jie Sees. 04*1 »4Sh ClirirEta# l.o.-al Newt E:tl Novelty Time StM ---v* M#»s 4Hih* niHti Hand :4* Pally Classics • t#0 Cp News ' « y WC3ULD READ YOUR AD ‘ T O O , IF IT APPEARED HERE N O T IC E Will close Beauly Shop at 309 Park Ave. H at July 19. Will reooen lion. Morning July 28 at 20S N. Park In Takactr Bldg. Tha Shop will be furnished with all new modern e<|ulpnii%i including water Softener. Thank* to my many friends and patroni. I will be very keppy to serve you in my new location. W E E K S W IT H PAY 1 SCOUTS SAIL New Yifrk. Juljr 24 i/P) A croup of 1,090 -Boy Scout* boarded th* UJ4. Army Traniport Geriernl C.H. Muir today to sail far F r­ ance where thev will attend the Sixth World scout Jamboree »t MoUso’n, ’ near Paris! beginning Aug. 9. The Department’ of Commerce estimates there will be 38 million ears oh the road by 1962. D on’l w ante precifius v a c a tio n tim e K d lln if In a n d frurn y o u r " w o n d e rla n d ." F L Y 'F L O R I D A A IR W A Y S an d h av # M O R E T IM E fo r fu n n nd r e la x a tio n . T O SELL ’EM, TELL ’E M W iib An Ad ------ .- Connectlag with Airline* aerving Amerlra TELEPH O N E 1325 ' M U N IC IP A L A IR P O R T airifi N EW .. .... ....- ....... — ................ tU H M i iu iu ssr err. I that il i* not l|bcl to *a>{ that a man.' war ilmt in; aide a gambling' . cilabliihment "when actually he w»> ahot out*ide." We ho|re ,w im «f our more 'particular reader notice ibis. Too often newipaperare condemned tu the firry deplht of Purgatory (timply became in their dciperafc berry to get th* new* to the pU>ple in the thorte»t pouibfe time they have neg Ire led to dot en "i" or dot* a " t " A man is thol-and killed on First Street during the noon hour. *0ur reporter goes at once to the scene of .the crime. Everybody is excited and blUTt~differVhl| ataxy. No one knbwt exactly whu “ “ killed' hr how. The ' ?|F*;«Uicc’or t J R B B i , . lice. One it bury, the other it out. He bai until 2t00 o'clock to gel l> i information and write hi* —, The wonder U not that occally mimilake* ar* made, but that to ofti ftm the complete it told. 1----------------------------------------v z e a ' 5 B O i S A i HE’D I UAK DAT BIG IM DE AMMM P U H PARASHOOTlW' BUT [ME TDK DE RHEuMMTZ. IM BOFE HAN'S AM' BO FE f EE T5! im Mew Mo •re c to a n d S to re F f o l dO pr-e n a t liv e T r' n ° t 5 t • * ** J A L J B U R Y 5 A L W S A L S B U R Y SAL KtfpMtCrtmai Alf'OtjMtf*— Kttp C W f-Q -S A l i* My W ttitl De Late Model C-tQ «- Owl *t*U«l |M I'swia* sblsbsas —bsr* w*lbs Iwwisblal dss*e* »f 04. bsl*.t,-| IIN O IAl la tksi, 4-oA«a wsiw. Used whk esaswary Oats, a kales kuds gr*w taalsr, tey sarkwl j % ■ JW ? «ww Deepfrawaa S S S S r i1 : ♦- ’ to your larger model. Check tho now Doopfroooo homo freooon, point by point, for vohto. ood you will mo for youmlf why wo ooy U’o tbd kif poteE In the homo Oroooor atorkoft today. Big Do Luxo Model CIO (ohown above), with ton cubic foot OOfWO* By, holda more than 300 pounda of ueortod periehahio foodi. rw' “ Deeptroewi oflw« you oil thooo thrilling now oouTooionoo LARGER CAPACITY SLO W ER COST ( ! «Uaced Ud • lotetioe UgM. • Temparwtvre CerdhA-TWogOWWO * Ud leak • l«« Cube Troy* and lervtna Trey • AkOrm lysSel A.-f P ilc o s tlw r l a s l o w a * U li! ii f o r m o d o l A -5 HUNTS TUXEDO FEED STORE « « .* ! * Cornor Second ft Sanfbrd Avenue Phono 3S8 r. • Na. u**s ■ s- # iSn+ p , >.r t 4 — r e \ V * t . g iM m w * l ' -V - WwfflCTiBFnBSB f *■ * *' —- ■ ; !> 4 ’ F lig h ts D ally . . . A ir T ra v e l C a rd s A c c e p te d , J t ESbut & , " *77 w * �it tiu Y. JULY 25, 1917 TUK SANKOKU HKMALD, NANKOKD, Kl-OlUDA PA RE TH R EE lOMMUN’lHT UNION Scotch Toiir Made ( WASHINGTON, July R5-LM-' By Royal Family Jam es J. Conroy, New York loral union official, told Congress K*lny that Communists have "lock, I stock and hart el" to u ted of the International 1Inion of the CIOUnited Electrical Workers, ■Conroy. Vrhn Is hllrtm-** a Kent People Attend Social Calender .50Club Buffet Supper A delirious buffet supper was It. K. Squires plans to leave on served on Wednesday night at the Seminole Country Club' to about Tuesday for Hampton Hay*. N, 50. people, it was report*! this Y. where he will spend about tin re niqrninjr It; Charles Potter, club months. manager. le supper consisted of Miss Ellen Driggers who has kV f n!!?fo.( 0 r»V.7v.fith tiC,!n<r r rom,t ,urkl,y " « d eand w intomatoes, g . pota- been visiting for several weeks in pnal District which will imlude toes au gratin,■okra .business jnectlng-at I0:d-j ami cole slaw, pickles, olives, tomatoes, Miami, has returned to her home d sh luncheon n*. l:3u. ergaherrr sauce, hot rolls ami cof- in Sanford. *1®* B- Albert, state organirrr, . far*. Fallowing Ike—vr^vper ting-' Miss Roberta Evan* ha* return­ iR jM U h A ^ u -M w a U f and all ing and dancing was enjoyed to sabers and friend* are invited.j the accompaniment of Mrs. Ed. ed To her home at Uuckhead Itanejt Tnsr'Town send Club will meet ward Iaine ami Mrs. FY E. Roumil- after spending a month's vacation , t h a T W s t Center at H:(>y I*. M. lat. Mrs. W. G. Fleming render- with friends Jn Atlanta. th U. G. Pmsldln*. srd several aolos during tho evenMr. and Mrs. 11. I- Perkins and HH N DA r ling nnd games were played. A District Council all day m eet-I Among .those present were Mr. daughter, Marty, have Irft for g of the nth Congressional HI*. \ nnd Mm. U n e. Mr. Vnd Mrs. J. I.. Davtona Beach tu spend a month at the Barbe Cottage. Friends of Mr*. Richard Ik Brown will he glad to lenw that she has been returned to her home with her infant son. It. U. Brown, Jr. Miss Ann Fam ler of Winston Salem. N. C, Is the guest of Mr. and Mr*. H. C. Morgan at their home on Mrllunville Avenue. Misa Betty Metlivin has return­ ed to Plant City after visiting for three weeks with her cousins, Tom­ my and Emma Jean Methvin. Mr* and Mrs. Jack Burney have left for Waynrsvillr, N, C. for a vacation. Their son. Larry, who has been attending Camp W4nona, accompanied them. . BROADWAY By JACK O D t t f t i r , NEW YORK—When Jock Whit­ ney waa approached lo Invent protection. some of hi* plentiful rash In "Life Tba training ramp is sponsored With Father" eight yean ago, hr he tha Florida Forest Service in. sent the manuscript of the Limicooparr ti.on with the State De­ say and Crouse comedy to Ids partment of Education. friend Robert Benchley In Holly­ wood, hoping that Benchley'* career as a drama critic would Zv , , , , . . give him the nece**sr necessary added Honors Miss McCall j judgment oo the matter. ________ . I Benchley, who had been one of Mias Connie McCall, who*e en- | th,1r !*cst ahde assassins in - hia *g*msnt has recently been an- crR ickipgday*. sent the script ouncad, was honorerl yesterday Whitney *with this brief, fternoon with a bridge patty not very prophstie rpinlom «1 ivtn by Miss Nancy Collutn at ,rt)U (t »"><■» *h>» on ths postman rr home at 200 West Sixteenth tup w*lk,' . im k Arrangements of sum m er1 Wnitnetr has invest#*l consjdcrowara war* used in decorating | " b,B ,of vast casn in many « rooms o f the Col Iurn home. Broadway product am. on. noUA fU r a»vrral progression, o f' hio^invesfment being hU all-odt rtdg. th . scores were added and lutcklng of Billy Rose when that igh prtx. was awarded to Mra. hanUm Belssco had the hyrrteri__ iMoor* Z __ __isi*______i__ti-------l nmiildkvn # pnltintr prohiein aof getting tka» the hiiA* hui L*« with screeno Irelng won' ncal “Jnlsti*" - nn rh» Iw&fat. nyutral -• "Jumbo*? on the hy Miss Mary Ann WhelcheT The rmrslpnl Roae waa the rpitom* of all the Aonor** waa. presented with revpieces of her chosen pattern fantastic - at^riea of Broadway producer^ . . . No caprlciou* of crystal. . Lata in the afternoon a salad change in plan* waa too disheart­ course waa served by the boat*** ening to thia aawed-off man of assisted by her mother Mrs. A. F. Iron whim, . . . The tost* for add­ Coilum to Miss McCall. Mra. Em­ ed elephanla, tearing out wailt, met McCall, Mrs. Moore, ami the extra waterfalls, lavish eyriuroMUaca Martha Perkina, (icnt> Cm - ma* mouated expensively. . . . well of Orlando, Jane Th'gpen, Billy's comment to the folka who Jackie Brotchie, Kathryn Wiggins, wonderingly qucHyd him as to Mary Ann Whefehel, Sylvia Bleiseh. ltuw the project would end waes Mildred Robson, Daphne Connolly " T h is. will either make rau or break Whltneyl" nd Batty Jo Brock. Jimmy Stewart'* acquisition of the Frank Fay role In "Rarvey" while Fay is vacationing for aeven WAKE UP BUSINESS, week* will mark the first time the invisible Harvey will have to look By Advertising In | f up a t hie discernible co-star. . .. , The fictional Harvey la a while r ah b 11, six-fret-ons-and-a-halfinches tall. . . . Frank Fay la fivefeet-ten and naturally has to gase up a t the hypothetical hare. . . , Joe E. Brown, who play* the role For summer, slumber Brief Pajamas I Let1* be brief: if you want to be cool comfortable hot sumtnet nigliti, get Manhattan Brief Pajamiu—pajunag with sbon ilecvd, aboYC-thc-knee bottom*' with i give-r clastic * G>me in tod B. If. William* has lieen called to Birmingham. Ala. because of the serious Illness of his sister, Mrs. Earl Farr. He was accom­ panied by hi»s«c% John. — — Mrs. T. G. MeFsdden and daugh­ ter. Mary Nell, of Grovdnnd w< re the guesta yesterday of Mrs. K. H. IAheVT~Tha"group spent yeslrr. day afternoon.at Daytona ilcsrh. Mrs. K. II. Laney and Mrs. Lurllta Tally spent Iasi w-ekend in Tavares. Their grandchildren, Lynn and Cottrell, of Westfield. N. J. accompanied them back, to Sanford. Mr, arid, Mrs. Will Smith and children, Gertrude and Billy Smith, uf New Albany. I mi. me the guests of the form er’* brother and sistr rIn-law, Mr. and Mrt. E. J. Smith, on the West Side. Mrs. June Rnumillat and sister, Mr*. Edna Randolph H arris uf Jsckaunvilte who has iieon visiting her. left Friday fur Daytona Beach to spend a week with Mr. and Mr*. R. J, Koumillat. Dr. J. Allen Fields and Mr*. Fields have returned to thnir IwtPIo In Quantanamo,. Cbha after visit­ ing with Dr. Fields' parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Fields at their mime on West Thin! Street. Their son, Jay Allen, who him town staying with hla'grandparent! while hia Housewife Persuaded To Become Explorer By TOM RHADHHAW AP Newsfealaren PHILADELPHIA— Mra. Ger. trude Darlington finally has for­ saken the idea of a vine-covered cottage In favor qf things like anacondas and periodic attacks of malaria. M r a . Darlington's husband, Charles Wn ha* convinced her al last that exploring, Iq fun. as th* two preporBfvfor their jaunt or New York’s HEW fAcal 1R37, testified l«*fOre .m e House L'nA m eriran A rtivltir* Conimiltett PltR SlIlR K TS MOTHER , WASHINGTON’, July 23.U V Brig. General Wallure if. Graham, White tlmis* physican. laid today he titans. t» fly to Grandview, Mo., tanlK'ht or tomorrow to check lip attain on the condition of Presi­ dent Truman** VI rear old mother. Graham -alii that when he a u In Miraottri Iasi vi-ek the con­ dition of Mr*. Martha E. Truman w"a* "very critical" hut he did u»| ii.m alee It ‘-urh a* to war­ rant the President's going there.. Graham made hi* muinlent to rejauter* after news dispatches from Missouri *aid Mr*. Truman had itlffem l a w Ihack. Hollywood • - N - t t T I € 10 SANFORD BKATTTY SALON I’orsonnlly operated liy Mary McMahon, will welcome old friends and new at Life," and qurdllwBnl etffh dll thl l**ue "whither , swing?" Only vihraphhne king Idonel Hampton attested that hotter music, gets ti 5IV-50 break with the sweet stuff' In cinrt lit dtmnnd. Colleague J.ouia (Kalchniol Armstrong-said the trend is away from -wing. Other cofmcnl*. - Charlie Harm-tit “The puldir doesn't go for the hot stuff arty more. Everything I play has lo be dunceahle." Tommy Doffey, "W< have to piny sweet so lhi-£">an dance. If) they want to Jn*t listen, rheVllj Ite. Id a juke Ih>* instead of a lu ll-. Yrtdhi," t Benny.CoiHlmnn: ‘‘They still go for swing, if it,'* gtHsl. But nm*t j Miss Geraldine Barliura Mai shall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. II. G. of it isn’t v ery .good these days.’" M aisluit^ut UkUbutpa. City, Qkla„ whuM< viigogvuwnl U> Pr-ylor Stiller Willlnm*rjf thi*-rf!yJwa»-atAw*hrm| today. The tvrdhf Mr win Frank Sinatra will put nil lit* lie an event of cany September.___________ dither activities aside when lie dues I Ids priest role in "Miracle Uf Tin* Bells." He considers it hi* first some day fkded gradually. Instead Miss Marshall Will Betti Davis dramatic break' ahe found herself sleeping under mc*i|ti!tn netting In steaming Jun­ Wed Miller Williams plans a European trip after "Win­ ter Meeting.” She'll piny a spinster gle country. She lasted out that in her first film since her Imby. first lii-m onth excursion slid inMr. ami Mrs. II. (5. M.it-hall of Gene Autry start* hia- third gisted nn‘ going again with her Oklahoma City, Ukln. utmnunred hiisliand last N’nvcinlter. tod.iv the elignaenient ami np- and is aiming Ids new picture* at Both o f,them shifted their diet pt moltingju arriag a.n t'l hcir-Jaugh- major -thrallr* rrlrstsp, instead from ham and egg* to sllfgator ter. Getnldine llntliara. to 'E m*. of'"w esterns Only" houses . . . tails, iguanas and armadillos. They P e \ton Miller William*. son of Mr. Ava Gardner get* her fiist star­ learned to go liarefoot though the and Mrs. Volin A. William* of ring at MGM opposite Van John­ water- filled swamps native fash. B«oford. son in “ Wiuged." She is pleased ion, despite leeehes ami fire ants. Mi** Miii-hnll graduated fmm with the hilling, hut WfHild like to Arid they learned to laugh at such Ilo'kndnv S<hon| for lilt Is in l>r*l- get awTry from playing shady lady experience* as the time np eloc- la-. Tel. in Ifltl and ha* b u n trie eel shocked Mr*. DarlTngturfi attending the University of Okla­ Errol Fivnn’s hair, which was ox. causing the animal to throw homa in Nor man, Okla. She i* n bleached for "Silver Rivrr," will inetnliei of the Chi Onu'im moial -lav that .yty fo r ;:UlUl Juttn," Dnrllrigtair soys that nnw tij* which will In' In c u m .', . . Sid-iey wife is a* confirmed an explorer En*. Williams lycuiyed Id* ear­ Blaekiner is not tr ying Teddy as himself. She w asn't'bo therm! at ly •ducation in the'8*nfo‘ i Achnid* Hnosovelt for thy sivtfi tlm.r In all by-helping to chaperone three and gradual e>1 from Fork Union "Ever The Beginning." lie tell* anaconda snake* liark from Smith Military Arndemy, He lias Ih .ii lire he ha* turned down the role America recently to the Philadol In the Navv for the p.i-1 four l.’t other limes so producer* won't phia Zoo. Tiro ship's crew was years nnd nt- present holds tlie think that's the only role he can do. more dlsluijred by the presence! rank of Ensign. Ho I* Intluned of such passengers, Datlington at Norfolk. Va. J’eter ‘Lawford I* wanted for .The wedding -will he u.i event mi important role in "Joan Of l^iruse first two Jaunts Into th* u l Sent, rt nt K:IHI o’clm t. nt tile <it Ilie" and lie will give anythin:? jungle were planned p u tty tnueh We*lev Methodist (Tpirrh in Oklrt- to appear with Ingrid Bergman. 9 Ityillngtnn himself.- Nnw huaWith "E aster t*ar aBe" ptntniuiiVd paiiil a n d . wife are w.nking to­ heenuse of Judy Garland’s breakgether preparing for their next down. h** may do it. . . ^ , adventure. Bherp in New Zealand. David Seltnlck may l*e interested in the way hi* star Is billed in I'nrls, Mllhoaidsfor "Cluny Bn>wn " ;"whleh just opened there, mlvertise “(')iarlrs Boyer and Jef- Al THE CHURCHES KIIKNKZKIt 'M KrilODHT CHURCH There will lie an ovangtllatie picture shown a t Elienetcr Mtdhu* diet church Sunday evening 7:30 P. M. Tim film title, "Tin- Man Who Forgot God.” The picture will be shown, with commi-nl hy R, L, Sims, of Otlnndn, -*-■ ■ ■■ CHURCH OF CHRIST , Elm ’Avenue at Second S lrrrt Arthur L Butler, Minister Bible Study, 10:00 A. M. Preaching and Communion, 11:00 A, M, Preaching, 8:00 P, >1. Biblo Study. Wednesday, H:00 Eilward t RuhlnVnn thinks-he's hud en o u g h 'n f toiigh roles an I ts SOUTH S lim BAPTIST CUl'IICIf anxious for a comedy. He's play­ Ninth Street at Laurel V«<-iiu« ing a rry.Mnl-gaxcr in "The Night i Ha,* 1,000 Kyra" . . . . The dance WII *no Finch; pastor studio nt MGM ia still .alhd) .. Millard Bunt. "E|eutior .i'owrll Bungalow." Slip1 Director hasn't liern there in year*. ■ , , | IHOO A. M. Tom D' Andrea plays Denni* V ir I ail ages. 11:00 A. M .tiorriing Wuratfip. gan's pal in "To The Vlrtnr." Ih ' l . T. U. For nil ages. N-eii pat to alm ost-every wraner*' star. . . , Marshall Thompson 8:00 P, 51.: Evening service, want* hi* MGM imsso* to give hiM HOO I*. M.: PRAYER Meeting. n liillv tin- Kid rule! Hu's tin- right age for it nnil lie learned the PI1KSRVTKRIAN CfTHUCtf uoirk dtaw -while vacationing in R. D. Broanler, D, 11, Pa*lur Wyoming with AVally Beery. Rev. Dmigtsi K. t'harle*. >'■' Aaniatunt I’aator "Romance Ilf Rosy Ridge*' Is 0:11 A. M.t Ruiuiny BeimoI for a slow-timvlng hut diverting Uirkall age.*. 11:00 A. M.: Morning Worship wood* tli,mm of the north-ioulh strife -fit Mi«*orl aflef the Civil s-rrlce. 7:0Q P. M.: Junior and .Senior Was. It lias many exriting mo­ menta nnd would have lieen (ImrYoung People* Meeting. . djOO P. ,M.: Uniony.S<-rvlA' i-t the ougly *ali*fyhig with lex* eonveiitio*al Dent incht, Ban John­ « i'riatinn Church. son sing* and act with hi* pxih-H i mi:a r o .v li . a v k n u r c h a p e l rhnrm and fa aided tiy a bright* Rev. Dougls* K. t'harle*, I'aMur newcomer, Janet l,elgh. . K' ll“nl fuf - all agm - nt OLD NEWSPAPERS-** CENTS iumiay Worship’ SeIvlev and PER POUND. BUNDLED IN' BUNDLES, C"'ttmtinioii Service nt 3:43 •*. M. Wtdne*dsy: 2.00 M. to 8:00 10. 15, 20 and 25 CENT I* H, Roerratinnal Pmgram nCthn -HERALD OFFICE chan. Wednesday, 8:00 p. M.: Prayer -.Ung at the chain-!. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Park Avenue and Third Street John Bernard Root, Minister Sunday School, 10:00 A. M.' Morning Worship. 11:00 A. M. As a result, Darlington' left Sermon Subject: “Why Go To hi* Job In the aeeaantlng~ornre Church 7" of an exploaiy* plant and Invested hi* $4,000 aitvinga In adventure. FIRST CHURCir flP CHRIST, HCIKNTIHT . Mr*. Darlington, S3 . year-old formfcr public acbool physical edu­ HOO B ait Her and Street cation Instructor, waa not «t all 0:15 A. M.i Sunday School. happy about the prospect of fol­ 11:00 A: H.: Morning service. lowing her husband t..... Into the SulUeet: "T ru th ." . j^ < h h American Jungle*, but fol0:<J0 P, M.: Wednesday Prayer Service. H IS T CHRISTIAN CHURCH T*'* JIlUo vine-covered* eottage Reading Room Hours 3:00' In Sixteenth Strrel A Ssnford Avrnue •he had bean dreaming of owning R;00 P. M. Tuesdays and Fridays. William Perry .Ye*ley, Paster Svmday Churrh School, 0U5 FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Park Arena* at Fifth Street Warship and Communion, 11:00 B:45 A. M.: Church School for A. M, Sermon: "They.Gave Beyward to get a gander at Hanrey'* "lid The tr Power." eye*... . . And Bart Wheeler, who al) area. Night Sermon, 8:Q0 P. M. M;00 A. M.: Morning Worship. filled In daring Fay's vacation Tha public i< invited to nltend laat year, being only fivo-feet-four, "The Allocation of Priorltle*." Spe­ the Union Services at 8:00 P. 51., had to look almost vertically sky­ cial Mu*ie7:00 P. M.: Youth Kellow»hlp. In the Christian Church. The ward to JuaGfy the alleged height 8:00 P, Jd.: Union Worship 8cr* R ev® . E. McKinley will deliver of the cornedy*a Invisible cotton­ tail. . . . Jimmy Stewart ia. elx- ■vie* a t Chrietiatt Church. feet-three. and Produew Brock Pemberton hopes thia lnch-and-ahalf short-coming -Vni not prey upon Harvay'a sense of atepladdar aaperlority. ''— Two raal-li/e married « are having their stags live* oughly sentmbled by their — role* in the plar, "Rip ran Winkle," which la’being dom r (The Company of Twelve," l weather thiatrU*! In Manhattan, a t I Phone 1331 See M onday's Notice. FEATURING New and OMiting Jewelry, fashioned of American Sterling Silver.... RRAGRLETS v BARK EARRINGS (with Combination Locks* BALL PERFUME RINGS Sterling Silver Plate* Cup* — Teething S p o o n s an d F o rk s llirlhsloni* Rings All leather llillfnltls front l.ontlnn, England ROBERTS’ JEWELRY IMume 1258 VLL BATHING SUITS • COLE OF CALIFORNIA values to 10.95 • CATALINA values to 16.95 • SEA GODDESS PETTY SERMON. TOPIC: “SATISFYING THE DEMANDS OF OUR IDEALSW— By REV. J. E. McKINLEY VENUES DATE SPECUL MUSIC — GOOD SONG SERVICE •J? V �FHUK Florida THE SANFORD eLandRed Hats To Meet Feds Motor To Harris Field For Contest Tonight; Will Play iln DeLand Sunday The weather man Intervened Ip the tchcdulcd tilt between the Sanford Celery Fed* an t the 1 Galneartlle O-Men at the Mantel-* > pal Park laat. night, and the lilt was washed away long before « * » • Mme. J Tonight the Fed* lnv*de Harrl* Field In Galnesvill# to meet the G’a In a return engagement In the Unlveraity ClWf • . • _______ r.the tfurraymen __________play .... Tomorrow >sts to the DeLand Red Deta in a twin bill that la scheduled to g e t under way a t 0:45 o'clock. . Sunday the Feds motor to De­ Land for an. afternoon lilt. Charlie Ri.ssen will he Manager urrey's choice to face the G­ en tonight. Rill Stanton and either Johnny 1 .mat or Carl Ketties w ill, handle mound a'tignmenta against the Hate here to­ morrow. Elsewhere In the Florida Slate League, the Orlando Senator* pounded the Leesburg Pirates for an 8 to 2 victory as Senator rentprfielder Rex Tnroop banged out Beach tilt wa« washed o y t a four ply wallop with the base paths loaded. Orlando 025 000 001- Ti l ) " Leesburg 020 000 000—2 7 J Hvd* and Abreu: Maseda, Amur! •llo and Hall. S r« » f h ltr lo ln m e a l’s BRINGING YOU THE BEST TODAY A/ID EVERY DAY Guaranteed with EACH PROGRAM OPENS 12:15 P. M, DAILY 9 U U * J L Z 3 .C h |ld h e n - M c Last Day Friday! Sunday and Monday GOLD CUP RACE STILL WIDE OPEN Slovak Communifim prurnt appear* tax. I f the rallying | of Slovak wnrkesa.in aupport of. th* national two-year plsp of Indu»trl*UiBtlon. ' U . "The plan weni|Jntp effect last Jan. I and Its a<|sF are to elim­ inate unemployment, and yalw* the standard of living Tor all thf|ieopie.” he aald. • “Afler tha two-year plan, we Riatr have a five-year plan. We believe In planning. A arnall coun­ try,hs* limited resources and It is nece«*»rv in see that they are uaed most wisely for tbe common good." The current plan has already ’converted most of the Industries to state ownership, but the 20 per cent that are* privately opernted may continue that way Indefiniteiim iit'eupportvjf the plan I* *<■ keen that strikes are Irrmsd unpstrlullc. Communist leader* <J Utlloniied workera pressnt de­ mands |o th* government for Innea*e<l wage* from time to time but they have not aired to defy party discipline by walkout*. "}Ve have had no strikes this rear In BiovaMa,'' nsstovansky Saturday 0; • DOUBLE FEATU RE# TERESA WRIGHT F lghtln'l ROBERT COMPANION FEATURE -S H O R T PROGRAM — • C A R T O O N #,' ‘M cD ougal’n R est Factorr out ut In some caiei a reached 00 ier cent of the prewar levej hut the Communllt goal SB • *■ ■ pyr OVIIH t . ORLANDO. July 25, (8pec>J)— The Benford American Legion Junior Baseball aggregation waa tllmlnated In the semi finale of the Sixth District tournament last ntrht Ilf Orlando by tha Wintar Park Juniors In a 8 to 2 contact that was well played and hotly rnntlstad rig h t up to tha finxl out. H iird-beeem an J. Doran, of the Parkers,* unleashed a home n n m Augustin* »t Dejrtona Bsseb, with one m ats aboard In the sixth inning to place his team out front T N at'i « > ■ « hr a 2 to 0 margin, but the baby l.*#«btirg si Oilanoo Feds came back in tha bottom of ITsyt'ins H**n, st at Augustin* the frame th knot the «vmL The l**lui k* St DtLanil - HANFORD st «lsln*«irllU _ • Wlntgr Park combine chugged one AMKHlraV LCAMtB run across the platter In the top T ..« W I. ret « of the seventh to score the victory. N*w V«rk «l »• «T*, The Parkers were elated to meet iNIrotl 4T X» »»• IU ILwton ' < 1 4 * -141 I t' the Orlando Legion nine a t T tiuer Field In Orlando this.afternon la Idilladetplita *♦ 4* •*** *• Ct*v>land *. >1 41 .4TI IT' the finale. * Wsshlnamn l» *T •*** •»' Chlragn * I* II .411 II' HI. letuls " I I *4 HI I* W'lllms »* Hvtultt VralerSar Chubb, r . iT***lsnd 4, Philadelphia t, J. Duran lb N.W V.,rk 14. at. taoul* I. I'mbta I b sa If•-*t.in I. I'hlr>*n I. Prnwn. p Wsthlnatnn y tNtrolt e (night) P. M. # ^ ^ M h ,_ _ * • flat, ft Sun. • DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM • Saturday! Sunday & Monday! * Sanford Atlantic Bk. Bid*. Jloura: 1-12 l - i Phoa* tM Bat. 9-I2 . . . E j m Examined—GUaaee Fitted A GOOD THING F5r A RAINY-pAY DEUND VS. SANFORD SCREEN WIRE |ln*tovsn«ky admitted thet about 6.000 Slovaks were In fnrc«d-hi‘><>r ramp* after conviction on chnrge* ranging from blarg mar­ keting to collaboration wjth Nnrl Germany during the war, "Their trehtment It much more Regular rourse rules a: humane than waa the rule In ‘lermany concentration eamB?.'‘ ho commented. "The Mack matket ha* been a post-war plague In our ..... .. ........ . ..... economv and oor law provide up i(Mn *«n(es of tha blind. to the death penalty. However,' that penalty ha* not yet been In“ * ' : independent entity or Bastnvnnsky yelso admitted that corporate,), like the Car] undeslrahle opportunieta had Join- rain*. In tna Soviet Unh rd hi* party since the war bewail** VWa would HIT* raor of the large amount-of political with western countries," patronage it had obtained in' th* “How can era forget tha coalition government. on and a half Slovaks "Wc have tried to weed tho r#»- ample, now live In th cals nut," he said. “We blliave Slate*?' W# billlava r we have, in a measure, succeeded tact would eliminate nr god that wr have l>sn undesIranian understandings." now than thsta are In other partie*." '« # • • -------------:------------------He predlctan the Communlsti would ndl at legal St psr cent at RFTTINn IIP Nl the next elecllcna In 1948 and the u r GETTING YOU D Baitovantky-Joined th* Cominunist underg'iound-In 1080 after . Adolf Hiller sponsored an “In- 24 To .48 inch Widths Legal Notice ROBSON SPORTING GOODS l- . . _' ’ '• *|'* #l REUINOLE CODNTV. FLORIDA. EKTATE OF CARL M. FARNELL DECKABED. • RoTitTB t o m r.n iT o m TO AIX PERSONH HAVIltn CLAIM# OR DEUAND# AOAINHT RAID EBTATEi . Too sad each of yog are kst* nottrted and reqatrvd to III* any claims and demand, which you, or slihtr pt you. msy havt against said setst* in Ik* atRc* of Hon R. Vf. VrAlUB.. County Judge of 8EHINOLE COUNTT. at his oftlee In Ilfs Court Holm In flsnfoid. Florida, within sight calendar month, from th* llms of th* first publication of- this nolle*. Etch claim or demand must bo In writ, lag and-eontalp 4h* plan* of rasl* dsnr* and post office sddrss* of the rlalmsnt and m at be swam to by the claimant, bl* agent or attomoy, or tho, Mtns shall b* void. ' DAiKT A. FARNELL A* Admlnltlrslrli . of *4ld ••tat*. , First publication on Jnty II. 1»«T • t A. li y IV 806 E . F IR S T 8 T . ■' l . PHONE J IntsmK . Othen Itslarieo ft Reserve* b o a r d o r p u b l ic TION- YN)R RFMINOLE FLORIDA. T. IV. Lawtnn. Supt. I, TNirrnucCOUNTY. E. Jorftan, Chairman Shoot Nature With a ■ ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR’ OLD RADIO The MUSIC Box 119 W. l i t __ CAM ERA ] r h . 983 FftleoR M in # tq r« CAMERAS Baby Rrownie SPkiIA L KODAK ma«* —truly aamrs's ewn wsy Is nNaft Instantly you take It, It suns to «n k Burfilng out kidnays . . . Iktmhi tbs low of urtas, bsiptag to relievo meet sctdlty , , ' . * • Irritated bUftftr p u e slslftnre. , (*ed nothing out. to*. Ceutiem Take at He had a nromlnant votes* in ra* dlrtttod. Yen'll say It’s marvtloea. •laUnc* rrliberallona which raaul* te l in Slovakia choosing to btcom* tvftrl of a recreated Ctecbotlovax Republic instead of preserving It* CITY. EMPLOYEE GAINS 15 LBS. ON RET0NGA I Tried ' So Many. Medicine* And Treatments It Looked Like I Was At Th* EnJ Of My Row," Say* Mri Spark­ man. Talk* Of H»# Caae. rained fifteen felt full of toxic poisons, sad I had aocb ersmplng pain, la th* muscles of pur legs that at tfanaa 1^ could hsrdly^atand ^up. I^frdt wofe up’ *mon)lng*P fesllogT1»o worn out I dreaded th* day ahead. "Retonga prom plr m lUvad all pound*, and fas) thla dlitreaa afU r everything ala* I trlo.1 had failed. My frtanda O rlando H ig h w ay kodak Now FILM ' la Specializing In Have Choice Chicken srss FOR T H E REST ICE CREAM NICICS OWN ICE CREAM fV m a U e o u r ow n I r e Cream, All flavors T ssly — D elicious — Healthful NICKS lit) YOU KNOW ABOUT \ • ROACHES? 414 S a n fo rd A venss . MlTIl i; TO i r i 'K t l l Nil tVntlTIIT. »h!-« 111 Jl T»u arr ti*rel«y n•»t•| («•f tVmt »um (*»f iH w rt h«* lawn iMinM i uU »*» I'AU. WlMtTHV. i»* !>>• »*lrr»nl Inf tlu- Ninth .Jinlirtil •Irrnlt «if KhirUla. tit anil lor t<«ani* iVttttl). Ifi «*It*t•»•’♦*r> ; -* #M fti«! t.»»** all IfilNtlM) In file )*»Uf witllffi 4|*|*»*4!*•••«• III *1 4'Atlt* »M •it bcfurr tfir Hul# lu t. MV.on. KI|idiN)Mi I, 1MI* 4 ml n •|«(Uf|t llttiAil Ulil nlltO «**ll |‘M»* •till »:t 1*4rl. 4tf4lt|M >Mtl Thr K rl|r|4| H«|Uf» «»J tin* IUII it for lilti'M*. anl (hr •»**• of Mbl •till Ur *1*111 Worthy.. ptalttUlf, M«n Wurth). ilrfrinUnl. WltnrM m% hiittl 4iit o ffuul trnt of u n i ■t Htnluld. HrinittuU i*oH»itv. I'lohdi, tint loth 4a> of July 1MT . *1 O I*. U»f lulling - . . CStok o fl C M ir 4* 8M M 35 ’ > PANCHROMATIC -KODACHROME OZARK IKE WITH THEM MOSS BLINDS. OZARK LOOKS JCS’ LIKE HI BAWL IN TM* . ___ _____MONVESTRCTCMf 07ARKS trv in T STEAL HOME/ WITH rw w in n i N' RUN/ _ GOTTA > NOSE OUT THAT HOSShiCC • PHOTO FINISH AND NOW, IRENE, i' ll J INVITE DINAH AND OZARK UP TO MY ^ O FFICE... | KNOW YOUD LIKE TO MEET HIS GIRL •WC DONE NOSED . . EM OUT.1.. f e t f / v 26 T0 a5/ J l*ll -SMOVtJMAT aiCNU- MUFUFr.3W KOM OZARe REALLY — . , LOVES/ IK K _3-yI) Liquors . - Wines - Beer SWELL. ^ MR MORAN l l i o e . In sliillrd New M eterag e D lnpenner Ice f o ld H eer All T inted BILL’S PACKAGE ^ O R E and BAR 2 \ \ . I lr»l S i. P h o n e 880 A* «’l»Fk ..f th* 1‘irrull I'rutf In *i|i| fur Mtmlnol* County, Fistula H EA L E S T A T E W AN IK U 8 HELP W ANTED RECORD PLAYLFtS f.„ iet.L By WANTED TO BUY:. Hnt all house day or week. Tin- 2lu*ic Bov, 1its , unfurnished, walking distance GIRL for cashier*# cosmetic cot ttr. aleu *wdw-giri Ijmcj-'* Dt W. 1st St. Phone PM. uf town. Reply Bus S, c 0 lies • e o u v it : Hi or*. OFFICE space in Jleisch Ruildlng. Haleiman und cdlectlon for white Large light ofices, ,)<•*«ly decorInsuram-r di bit, ago 25-45. Sal­ WATCH REPAIRS fled, all utlihlrri to ,( nnd jnl- 8 A R T IC L E S F O R SA L E ary ami rotnmlMion: Wilt* llm service ftrnu«li»«| . , f > ll w.«1. IL Jl. la ia ll.iald_______ _— Three Day. Servj^c USED ElfcJrTc ‘ refrlgrrslur. ‘P in U- seen at Hati/ord Electric (V. 0 W O RK W A h ii;i) All Work FARM FOR RENT :'H a FLO WEILS irrigated truck faim . I EXPERT p.itulliig' -—contract Guaranteed ‘ thourly ha.sia, ,*t. G. foe all occasions lin wells, a 1 i, <1,11. Hr NEILL 4k YOST FLORISTS Free estimate*. Phuiie 7hl J, 2 tenant hourt-s 2 d -r 12 Months Ripe* Ave. Jurt r.ff Celery Dwelling for ,,| FI-tiUR BANDING ,v fimdi 4)fflew ph. 403 residence ph. 610 R farm. On Caniemn East side Ruiifnid. Ul The W ntrh M aktr HKIITTt NEW MACIHNK HIIOP New ft lined .Msrhinr* E lectrifying A repairing all makes. 115 French—Phone lluo VALESt'ENT HOME »,ow open at Chuluotn.'IH mile. ,4. K. of Sanford urel I* mile- N. E, of Orlando. Laiu-,end open porches -1o *it itrwl »ni >y thu cool breeie* uli La!.,- Csthrrinc. Large ground nit I ;»ik* I model A Ford st-dsn. J safe from auto li.-iffic. Lai2* lobby nnd room*. Uriel; cbnftrnc- Bv Walt Disnef * AREAL ESTATE WAV F«OC. \Vj R< WE\E STOOD CWD WE TO FOS ESOUoN 0*= \O uR , U liaTHN W O 6 TVO< S T U F F ..T ^ -/ A\vvv PCiOAt T h E NE 'vjNftORxOOP BUT.. A \ P HIS AWFUL — F-Ace..;.'. L L f y l * '! / T*-£CE TV-cRE PROF. \\U«K.. E\ERVTwiNO.S <30ih*3 TO BE iC SOUP ONUS' I Rl GET OLfT OF J l TV*»5 PHONEY jY CO SPOOK. E-1 CACK.ET! i V u H atso J-V WELL. ----- f « J» T j ; \ E iT ATBN \UC<EN. M ATHER’S Smith ilro. 12 3 P L C IA I. *jk M v It.'hf) FOR RENT Hoot tender. Easy operation. Reasonable rates, bun TONCH hrrK HKW.EILlUi'il—lord* Taint ft (Huts Ch. Thont ONE -H '.' HEITIC TANKS, G rm is Trnns, 2309 Hast Itoblnrun Ave., Orlando J L rlln 2.T12 or a rite Box Id, DODGE - PLYMOUTH riiuluota Florida, i.argt* aejan I'AHIS AM) XldtYILK for guests to Yurt their fSrfbr*. I'alMetiii Ave.' Pfaon* 1018 ,Wht*t*Ifr of Snnford AVAILABLE at once, convenient A-DK ruulh proofing lasts 6 Iv located duwp town ar<-tiyri, CANVAS AWNINGS years, ijiyve >„ur Woolens >uotb up lo date apartrncrita wi'h all FOR RALE—Llmerock for driveCANVAS PORCH CURTAINS Pli><r|i-d now. liuwutowii Deanw»ve and roadwayv—Phone modern convenience*. Adult* VENETIAN BLINDS era ft l.armiky. lid i'almetto only. I'hojw 650. . Ay*. I’hon* ui4. Ahimlnua, Steel, Wood I 1 1 M Id) FEEDS -complete hr., 2 W ANTED TO RENT ilunt'e Tuxedo Fred Blur*. flam* Tuning and Repairing. L. L Batteries ft Mattery Charging. TED TO RENT unfurnished We REPAIR! II. II. POI'K CO. INC. NIGNH ise, 3 or 4 W ' rdunis. Will Rhuw cards awl poetera r llUU.Otl miruth. Fr.il \V. 4 CEILING fan* for sal*. Lancv's F R E E E S T IM A T E S « — DIIK’M SIGN ttKMtJl.M Drug blur*. ider, Itoum 'J. Florid* State I 'h u n e 808 O. D. Ixindreia, i*hone loai irk Building. Phono 1020. . Poultry Supplies,’ Nails. RADIATORS cleaned ami r*|«ir Fc-ds, tlroceriev and rd. 'Jolirri Radiator Shop, lot R E A L EX TA TF. F O R S A L E Tour hton ft 'Watson, 1201 Hanford Ave.- I'h. 360-W. , Phone IIIKt. Painting, plastering and minor WHY DELAY? Have a new Utrlicarpenter work. 102n »V. Iktb. rn ralonrl ilnigm-d' and t not mi bujlt now by 0. J. Gantt Wood, AND C l. F. A N I N O AND shop. Phone 771MV. LdAINAGK 2 NF.W CATER. PILLAR DELS EL BULI.IMIZ* KIIH WITH l*>A L M K T T 7 It A K E H T W O 3/4 YD. IIRAGLLNKH. EQUIPMENT I’RE WAR Gas Range, I n ' oven. NOW IN -Tlllrt VICINITY. Can Iw seen Roundtree Transfer j home. .Two car . garage. Or MMNIt IIT (ONHTRUCTION #prncr lot II# x till In Mavfalr. I tL. ORLANDO, FLA. PHONE . will sell unfumishrd or furnished. IIAIIY HKD, stroller and ear wnL r sic if ('heap. Plume 79-R. . HENT A CAR YOII DRIVE IT AUTO RADIOH, Mubtrula. |k,lciconi# property ami .Sdrvirr. The Music R>,x PHONE 200 aluw, 2 apartrr flWICK I. ANO-MORRIHON II9 W. 1st HI. PhoiioDSI.-----ent Tiringmg' |o-r umnlli U-DRIVB-IT. INC. Yl ilM'I W Two tadio cahineia with phono ON V O l^ T i u e s SEE Urt FOR mntoia in them.-15.00 each Hau­ .House on large lot. C-orner Hick MIMEOfiRAPH PRINTING er Appliances, IOH H.-Park Ave. I ory. and .. i7lh M St. L .7U» . , E. ... 7Ih BL WhFftl Balancing AND TYPING •2.900. Apply lo J. E. Walker, 12 FT PLYWOOD boat and trail CREDIT IIUKKAU OP 910 Cypres* Ave. . r r 1100. 1319 Hummerlin Ave rtANJ'ORI) . . , 16 N. Park Phone 180 ,n cxcrptiotially dr,liable two. THREE 20" pedestal fans. Kxrclstory house, 3 luilroon>« and lent condition. Be* Hanford Elec­ bath upstairs, and I tmlroom tric Co. ltd Magnolia Avu. and bath downstairs. Large liv­ ATTENTION MOTHERS ing room, with rnrlo*ed tun 6 ARTICLES W ANTED -D IA P E R SKRVICK— unrrh; library, dining room and •tc h e n . Unusually well planned rlratMterile diapers and demloras to cupboard spare. Ili.a two- Highest rash price paid for used furniture. TfirD avi* Furniture lied container. Economical and car garage incorporating work Co. 311 K. 1st. Ph. 958. safe. Fully medically anproved room and laundry. Has ID) ft. Call Dryrlona 2407-W collect for frontage on paved street. Ixtl la I’LL BUY vour car regardlm i of details. 115 diapers, 12 a wee':. plentifully fruited, mgl UnJ-iage or rendition. Roy Reel, 300 • “FIRST IN HANFORD" raped. Possession Hepteiltlrer lit. W. 2nd Ht. ^tractive 5 room ntmtern. stucco house In good condition on Cry*- Wanted to trad* 1937 Plymouth taJ Lnke. Grounds fu g well coup* for 38 or 89 Plymouth or Protect Your Health Chevrolet sedan In good mndlplanted. Small grove. Plenty ' By Bleeping Betlar. of lakt frontage, with dock. • tlun and p a y . cash d lfftrm r TRACTOR AND TRUCK WORK. Phone 845-W. | r a lota on lode* Minnie: one Iart us Hear building Iota, plow­ INNERSPRINd MATTRESSES W ith 9 acres; one with 19 nc.es; ing, harrowing, fill d ir t dirt BOX SPRINGS and ona with 33 acre*. Owner 7 Pat#. Li restock. Supplies muvlng and new ground work on want* offer on separate lot*, or HOLLYWOOD BEDS lots or farms. Phono 432-W. for the entire block. • C. D. Forrester, RL’ 1, Box 99.' t very spacious and lovely home Manafactkrad Ta Yaar trad# for kid pony, Indlvlduel Order By P«r American Mills Has! in Ban Lanta, locate,) ou three son, 8. Sanford Ava. new saiga person. Mis lot* facing Valencia Drive, rttuc. . ECHQfcS Langley Apt. No. 6. ' ro house on steel, with 2 large Maltraaa Beaav tlag A Klnard. P. O. Box 905, U k s bedroom* and bath upstairs, and Mimroc, F|a.______ ■ '_____ larga living room, dining room, white cat picked, up near Dill's EXPERIENCED calary grower or Bar. Phone 880.’ trained farm manager for farm If you are looking for a iromft of In Zellvyood area. Good position dlstlnrtloa, this U it* for right party. A. Duda ft Bona, FRED W. BENDER ft 1935 DODGE— t door tedt Oviedo. Phone 3151. JOHM .W. a MOORE tires, rebuilt mator. C team 2 Fla. Slat* Rank Did|. Kenneth Murphy a t City Vtmmm IBVS - «W Park. This house h a v re­ t rougbeuL ally been rnlecorahsd Inside. MICKEY MOUSh F e e l Year* Y ounger, Full o f Vim i>«*rowMtBt l>Ll*Htd •ifhAWf Detu# legs ri* 44Lw44*441 *1 «Ul • UlW|#94M M < VII s itktg >\us m Iowi ami ti «g C. W elsh At F m d l Sea Foods T T c S - w s . « ra »-££•*• l7, asT K‘U,I « * » t JT<WJ- Dr. Charles L Persons Optometrist < INGLEWOOD, Calif., July 25. UP) — Hollywood Paxk’e annual mid • summer extravaganxa, the .2100,000 Gold Cup comae up tor lta eighth running tomorro sr, and Horse Racing the way things have been happenIttg, it wiil b a a s widw-Ape* as the -----* - A n i *- . Grand Canyon. 1 ToUrnament Riding: Until the antry.box closed today, most observers predicted a dmen or so -ohallengan would run for Sunday July 27th the rich nurse hauled down laat * Fort Mellon Psrk year by Fred AaUtre'a Triplicate. Whatever the field tomorrow, 2.00 P . M. Hollywood Park expects the large it crowd of the season. The judg­ Brin* Your Hors# ing by yeiterday's betting handle A nd ' |2,0wP,Udl, unusually heavy for of !2,0WP,IM1, Join The Fun a waek day, play In the pari-mut­ uel department will be extra brisk for. Gold Cup day. Prior to the announcement of the entries. Raoul Espinosa's gal­ loping grey from Chile. Olhaverry, waa listed aa a doubtful star­ ter. and teh eame-wa* true of several other ellgiblea. The sudden elcknes* and death yesterday of Col. L. O. Burna* ankee V alor,'w ho would have gone Into th* rail* and one-quar­ T«»« Tha entire backbone of the Is­ Hrnnktyn ter cup race with a m, re 109 land of Java la volcanic. |ti.*tf>n pound* on his back, robbed the St. Loult race of a big UtraaL • N.w York rtilesgn H arry M. f f i m i r 'i expentlv* T o o J a i l # . T o d a m n ify r'lnrlnnstl fiDy, Honeymoon, howgver, work-' *d wall yesterday and. with an Phllsiitlphla IT II 411 l( assignment of 114, Including Jack LOST: Varigated cosmetic bag II **•!(* Vttt.rgay containing money, ml sc. article*, plttthurih S-l. PhllrAetphla 4,1 W*»trope, loomed large fn the awaln. lb between l e t . and 8th B t on ('hlrasn.S, Rotton 4. , , Kh II(i^, lb field. HI. I.stuli I. N*»w fork I. Magnolia Ava. Return 718 Mag. Triplicate, which beat out Pros,klyr. S. rinrlnn»tl- I,.-. r.frnokta cf Reward. Honeymoon by a neck last yaar. A^law*. rt Brooklyn, p was back for a-sapfud--Uy.. and W. D. Rorex’s T«**» 8andmsn^w*| * grore by Innlngsi • .• .7 ’ back fo r a fourth attem p t tClatee Psrk OS* *41 I—I SANFORD • *** eel *—l FrrOrsi Williams, J. Doran. Cham­ bers,- Drawn,- F. Dorsn, O rsrktr-4, LEGAL NOTICE Pun, batlxl In: Crecksr 1. WJIIlaln*, D-irsn I. Homs nans: J, PorSn. N onas Plokn I bsr*«t ChtmUen*.. llolm**. Ford. Ksslin*. CTsase. Saerineet: AT TEN O’CLOCK ON FRIDAT Crockrr. nussl- Doubt* plsyat Heal­ MOIlNINa, AL'OUHT 1, HIT. A PUBMUNICIPAL PARK 6:45 P .M DULUTH, Minn., July 25, f,1 Crocker. Left on bassst Winter 1.10 IIEAIUNO WILL BE HELD Five golfers who use gumption ing, AT TUB COUHT HOUUE. IN BANPark I. Sanford tn«s* on ballai and heart to help overcome their ntr william* |, Brooklyn S till* FORD. FLORIDA. AS PRESCRIB­ handicap, tee off a t th* North­ off Rrnwn I In I t-1 Innings, off ED BT LAW. FOR' CONSIDERA­ land Country Club court* today william, * In I 1*1 inning*, oft TION rOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. SCHOOL BUDOBT. . for three dar* of competition to pKrh*r: by Drown (Brooklyn) ALL TAX PATER# AND PATRONS 1 In -T Inning*, lilt by DOUBLE HEADER decide tha U. B. Blind Golfers Brooklyn iK»*llng). Winning pltchar: WU. ARB INVITED -TO ATTEND. Championship. ”* ‘ Him, ta»lng 'pltcbsri Brooklyn. PROPOSED BUDOETi 141.11*.** One of the fivs Is Charlie Bpa- Cmplr**- Taylor. Blneor*. Time of (Dntral* Fuad BaUnee Antlelpalsd Receipt* well of Birmingham, Ala , w ho* s*msi I'M. i* uut Levy m .iie .e t keen eyesight rarrld him. through Federal 1.0*0.** big time football and the war until YEBTERDAY'fl BTABB. a shell exploded on his tank on k Stan Muilal, Cardinals, singled European' battlefield. In winning run with two out In Boswell, still In his 20s, playdil 10th Inning as Cards defected GlDistrict Fun# Balar -halfback for the University • Of Antlelpalsd Receipts Alabama in the Roae Bowl, arfI Welter Masteraon,. Renaton, 4 Mill Levy once averaged 52 yards in a dnton outpltched Hal Newhouter w he TetsT District Fend nunts against Fordham. Today he's o o f to cop th e'b lin d P' xrf» (IRAND TOTAL golf litis from Clint Russell of[.q,n*tox* to eweip the thrse-tam a Galvanized Duluth* chiefly to »tlmu!ate ti OPF.Nflt OPENS: Driver Killed In Midget Auto Race national Midget Auto Raelnf Champion In 1929, wax killed laat night when hie speeding car crash­ ed Into a fence while making a turn on the Yellow Jacket Speed­ way one-fifth mile oral. • Hart, native of .Denver raring out of Tpmps waa attempting to pass George Marahnpan, Yerke*. Pa.. on the in h ‘ in d final Up of | thk eeml-flnal race. T h a jp r went into a epin aa H art loet control, crashed Into the fence, bounced 10 feet In the air then rolled over several time*. ' * It waa the third fatality a t the Yellow Jacket Track elnce IU open­ ing In 1928. A crowd of 12400 wltneieed the tragedy, a prelude to the 25 U d Keystone State handicap spon­ sored by the Philadelphia Inquirer charities. George Fonder, Lonsdale, Pa., won the handicap In 5:38.42, fin­ ishing ahead of Dutch Brhaeffer, Floral Park. U I.; Lloyd Christ­ opher. Miami, Larry Bloomer, Nor­ ristown. Pa„ and Duane Cat ter. Lot Angeles. If SM il*in*«tlll« .. ht. Augustin* U*ti*i> i Orlando ItANKUlU) 1‘alatka j^nliurg Dayton* - F a rm " METROTONK NEWS ’ & Umutiful t *• I’oli.hrd Alumia n it *17 U . KnlunMin ie 2-H7l!!» Hchrens Continues Pace In Western Tennis Tournament SOUTH tlF.NI). Ind.. July £5, (A1) — It wa* Pixie again-1 Ilia the nArth today at tha Western Junior Tennis Tournament r e a p ­ ed tha semi-final round an I two boy* from thr der|> *outh, Herbert .(Irhtrna of Fort Lauderdule, and Dick Mauledou* of New Orlrant, hrld the favorites .yoiea.Itehicps, lop-aejded Irv tingle*, wax *rhadule<| to meet Tonv TrAbrrt of Cincinnati, and Mouledoua, leedori second. Wat. to fa.-e-AleX llrtiw-k of HamlracV, Mlrh. Thr southerner*. teaming In tha doubles, were ntatchrd wltn Grant Golden and Kriton Ddmllng of Chicago. Ilelrrrk anil Trabrrt were rial red In tha othrr dottblu duel njraintt Sidney Bchwartx of IliiHiklvn and McDonald Malhry of Princeton, N. J. Hrmi.flnal singlet nnd douMa matrhe* In the boy'a division alto M'rrr scheduled toifay. In uuarteV final play yr*irrday Rrhrana defeated Oil lt<’«lry of Chevy Chase. Md.. 8-1, iLl: Tra-. hrrt l»‘«t Bcbwartx-6-l, 0-1; Mouledout turned back Malhry 7-5. (1-2 ami Helxeek drffateil Matt Mur- Lqgul Notice .\tnarir* : I5v Fran Striker ' Hf TOC* YtP PlACE OF H>4 BROT'CR TO . MAKE TRCLtNE wild S -v W E TUNlEl JOB THOvr m iTR JTdCY MUST HALF WCRK IN t—< HEARD Tml u-CI LOCK HIT THE C-.\DtXE'>\ND TRAVEL ' ’ J / / L TONTD1 » COMF. ONJ/v^ETTUM tf, SILVER W ------------------ CUT ' E7TTA K irn ’ 6TtP egittr u p .*r*G 'OtiUOSCKA __ f 'icBfttr/ DuiL.* J tYMG row s-a BATS ru t x ' imiYuaa ECHOLS BEDDING COMPANY ' Orlande Celery it Baafard* Phase 1213 ■war PS TOO.' IH • Atrerco. HEY, BOYS, COMF. HERE AND LOOK AT A\R CHERMAN.< n Kv Paul Ktihinsov . . . . . . . \ / p u t r r / s e e r / 1 mean suoceN DiG CUC^S A , S'WAfc I1lM^ ON IWlt1 MO»«Y/ / OUME ON* LErtf AU.7L/ 2»* TUNNEL t-F TV LC7VL' ...SSGBLirt&L.-Batter T ealfk t Baaford ISEAE COT 10 r.NO CHUCK iMEKMAN.TrtE ENC’INtEH IN CdARc f- OF l*U TUNNEL 1r TLsuaniev arc : u r t go -, TBUl'EM *f~- vrr COI.C MC-fi fAiaen irevGU - in, a.2 r ..—:cj u>> vrxj fVJiS ,v«, f ' *1 ir,i,»rrrnct, rw JN O N — - — \C f< voo AVU ( \ JV.7 HAir *I c d -jfvCANr scano Dta tworr> cf su u t. Gucr.c. no MAvn Pur DC UiTK ON VC*I-A , ------- - n m c DfcUP'l 5 0 v. e v.nQR u u s r »io o c n g 3«KXJOH7>« pAPtc - wh ve rooraO . AjCOURvg J u r e FOB �Ii FRIDAY. JULY in Strasbourg receiRlr, Porphyro ad In m ilitary government quar­ see th at France did not go Com­ Germans was part of B av ara for Greek Fight tennis urged th at a “free" g o y rn - ters hare as directly Incompatible m un ist . • . 700 rears. Tn* separation fol Thus a t every opportunity, the ment be esUbllahad in Greece, and with the announced alms of Bri­ lowed the end of 'i s war. Now (Csattawg (>•■•, r>a< <>■»> Athens government circles sub­ tain and the United States as far Americans supported the French In Bavarians want It back. rlllas In a Major engagement wrst sequently Indicated they expected as bitonal Germany was concern­ the sis weeks of fniillea* negotia­ W hither the Falatlnarr wants to of Lamia. 100 mllea north»r-t of AP N »«ifr«lsrw tions a t the expense of Germany. ed. AP Newsfealarea also .. con e-rufraj. This Athens. Unofficial reports said a move In that direction. MUNICH Bavarians are nursing return SOUTHAMPTON. England Last night, however, Constan­ These sources pointed out that However, when life foreign m'tila a seel ion of independent think­ —The Queen Mary* “lovely lady/ a geographical gripe. They are ing that contribute so many early 200 casualties were inflicted o.t the tine Rodopoulos, governor general France steadfastly had refused to isters* conference "ended •without looking westward to the Palat­ rebels. of northern Greece, eald in an in­ loin the bitonal merger and ac­ airreement, the State Depar’mcnl thar sailors rail her—is hcln* re­ immigrant! to the United States. A United Natlens Balkan Sub- terview that the Communists “do­ cept Joint responsibility for Wes­ and the British Foreign Office stored to her prewar elegance as inate, merged with the Rhineland The French will not tolerate Into one slate within Ihe^Frcncheommision still In session Iff Joann't have the strength” to set up a tern Germany. They said' the empowered ■ their representatives talk of a return t > the old a'atus, necupt*d—tone.- -’*• -■ Marshall offer for a thre*- power in Germany. General Clay and Gen­ however.* ' Compete«w*-iotvM*56Uw- jilna drafted a report, oppcu-l by provisional government. The Palatinate with Its million the Soviet and Polish delrgs'cs, resume her weekly runs across conference apparently would give eral Sir Brian Robertson, to go say this Is one of the reasons the.A tlantic Ocean July 31. the same sort of veto pow­ ahead with negotiations on an they have banned public speeches for U. N. headquarters, dlspslchcvj German Policies Terrattre over the rehabilitation of the agreed level of German industry in Along a deck where thousands by Dr. Karl Schumacher, leader Property Value Ruhr \that France has exercised make the combined tones self suf-j of American and Canadian soldiers Informed sources Wald this re of German aoelalists, an advocate i r n t t s s r e ttaaa P an s n e » r in the Allied Control Cotinrli in •lood in Marked-out war-time of centrallstic Ideas. The French j port include^ the subcomnn-"ion .i rraallssMl ttmm N |* Hast the policy of making the merged Berjin for the past two years. going grayhiund wouldn't know valuation of 132,282,75ft and of at Tubingen now also requlri The difference between ______ the ’ * ‘l loncs nl American and* "British this fiO M .H O was wholly or special permission for the GerArmv and S tatf Deparlmcnts aims man press Cfimany a self .supporting unit partislly exempt, snd J4,74!»,24il, in Germany hivame apparent at and Yugoslavia had obstcuci*--! itirouyb an important program. not. including lands reverting to tha foreign ministers Moscow con­ the work of the aubcommis* on. the state or homesteads was who). This policy of self sufficiency ference last Spring. (a refitted. The Greek government las*, week lv exempt. The armvuschool oOhought,’ led French protest. War Role Forgotten reported the army had atuypcJ a Jhrough an indugtclal—revival Jn guerrilla drive on loannlna -aid to Western Germany hae been advoc _ ______ ___ ______ . ......... .. Soma three-quarter* of a million ated hy Herbert Hoover and miRU a ll important to rebuild'Ger many FLAY HALL have started in Albania. NEW YORK. July 25. M l Warrants were issued last night emus American business men as a prosperous nation both for the economic well being of Europe Presldrnt Ford Frick of the Na­ for the arrest of Nicholas /echand to keep Germany from xolng thousands of soldiers* bride# and I 2P7.260, wholly and partially and tional League today ortierrd “in ariades, leader of tho Greet <-on communis tie.. the name of common sense and munlst Party, and .Milllade* For. children the Mary brought to new I | i 2.217.<500 wholly exempt, The position of Grnrral Clny homes in America. I luike County with 138.751.70S sportsmanship" that the disputed phyrogennls, former Communist was subordinated at Moscow t& in n iK iiw vof. feet of . . . serviceable, _________ value ____ ___H . . thousands had 113,350,940 wholly ami game of last Sunday between Ip f la te r mlnlater. Tlie government the predominant State Department unlovely plaster Imard h a v e Im-c i i I partially exempt and 43,417,WKII Brooklyn Dodgers and St. Louis school, which held that the Ger­ ripped out. In drab quarters which wholly exempt. Brevard County Cardinals at Khbeta Field be re­ man Problem could wait and that housed 80 Gla a crossing tbere lsl had a total value of 4O,27'4,0411 played on Aug. 18. thus upholding the most Important thing *.is to 8peaklng to French CoranunUt* • luxurious cocktail bar, guy inland of this 15,511,700 was wholly! the protest of the St. Louia club, red Iralher upholstery and brlghlland partially1 exempt and *1,282,-1 _______________________ ________ rad and lo ft gray curtains. The main restaurants have lorn redecorated: what' was the bride*' Russia Hits U N movie th ra trr has i«*en turned rt Im n I'ea* One I Into a supper Hub with fluorescent basic freedoms in llirmtrlvei inr lighting and-tinted mirrors. are essential to tire .fruitful ex Luxury Quarlera Tha wartime sickbay, with Its freise of other baric frerdomt.* Luxury Liner Gets Munich Bavarians Have Real Gripe New Refinements first tiros they could recall th a t the American military government had'not been kept Informed of d«vrlnnment* end mo»e* In Wash- fcteMsSsySfcr* A t s luxurious first Hass smoking yoom'.The main lounge again i* a massive room with lofty maple wood pillars, paneling and a thl-k carpet of russet and gold. * When the 81,235-tsm Cunsrd liner went to war. aha left behind bar In various parts of the world tome 10,000 pieces of furniture and fittings. New YorkTHMH * He added that without adequate arrest to comprehensive and ob­ jective Information on the world in which we live, the "very ev­ idence nf democracy could ha andangered.” Martin told the delegates Ihst his government lielleved that fa­ cilities for full comprehensive and objective reporting, and tha "rjgip of access of all men to such Mn formation will contribute to inter­ national understanding and friend- •hipped ba­ jo England litfnre the reeonvlfslun alarled. Hundreds of miles -of wiring were removed and rearwtd, decks •craped, rugs Isld, pumps, generators and other equipment were torn down and worn parts re­ placed. The whole ship underwtnt a gigantic face-lifting. Bha'i undergoing’ trial runs now nd. at the end o r the nmnlh, will • off for N e* Torn tn the che. era of the crowd and the music of tha bands. t Atom Bomb Knocked Pride Out Of Jap« "We believe, also," he said "that the principles of freedom of in­ formation of th e-p ress ara es­ sential to the other purposes of the United Nations: to the main­ tenance of International peace, and to the solution of problems of an economic, social, cultural and humanitarian rhararler. We Iwlfeve that it Is essential to tho promotion of 'social progress and iletter standards nf living In larjv _ .' *__ J__( it" er freedom.' . '. Martin declared that tha del­ egates had met in the UN to make an effort to build a drufl community of all the people of the world. He said that hi* gov­ ernment deplored any effort to limit or destroy that c^mmuni- D A IL Y SA LE S 2:00 p By BUSSELL URINES We are inevitably concerned 1. . i ..I. a N A G A S A K I . Japan - The with any barrier* remove any peoples, or groups world's second atomic bomb came to the people of this Kyushu Hi* of peoples, In any part “f t*va by an ironic twist of fate. It left world, from lire process of giveIto pride among them, no desire lo and-take in rconomlr, cultural nr perpetuate th at agonising moment political affairs -which full par tIHpatlon In a world community with monuments. Now they want only lo forget, Implies,’' «w “ Wy are concerned lest any and In forgetting they have let tha weeds grow over hnmpsites in aurh existing harriers I* extend­ ed, we are deeply . desirous that gashed Urakaml valley. Tha valley, about two miles any axlstlng barriers be removed. The frtjm the center of town, wan hit 1 need hardly stress Dm rele­ by chance on tho mor/rlng of v a n t of this principle to free­ August ID, 1045. The primary tar­ dom of information. For censor­ get for that atom raid, Knkura— ship of outgoing news la one such about 100 mllra northward—was barrier; internal censorship is obscured hy weather. Nagasaki another: prohibition of Imported hooks ami periodicals is a third. was second on the day’s Hat. Japanese figures say 30,000 were’ Denial of visas for foreign cor­ killed and 42,000 were wpundrd in respondents is also a harrier, and the blinding single .flash anil rev­ erberating after-effect* nf the bomb. D wiped' out hundreds of IndoncHiiin Fight thickly-parked worker** homos In tha valley, ripped through facMaallaw* rn si flasl torles and spent Its fury high, qn force* in central Java had pene­ enveloping hill*, where baldness trated Dutch defenses at BernerStill remains among the forest*. •n g on the north roast, Jump-off , Parallel ridges channelled tha DOlilt Tor * Dutch drive on J rg . bomb'* affect* and protected Naga­ •karla. The city Is 00 miles north saki Itself from the force o f the of Jogjakarta. blast. Fires front the valley raced "Our forces received tha full without check the two miles Into support of the population suetown, causing most of II* wartime m i l t t r l I n s * t l i e a r i l u * ' Alias I r w l n n a a l a n dims*#. 4 ilnlv n«l.. •_ few Itau* TIM have railiMiMl returned l.t to Ithe 'valley. Flimsy home# have been bulU In spots, A new church has M ill erected- alongside the mins of tho Catholic church, which once had a eongr*g#tlon;oM0,000 Jap• 'T ha r'emalftder la a desolate vista of ruin* and seared earth covered with spring weed*. The epicenter of tho hl^al la marked *«lr by a huge arrow, erected by American*. A once-busy navy yard, including a giant torpedo plant, .■tempi Tn rulna. • Residents of Hiroshima, on Hon­ shu Island, have a fierce prido In surviving the first atom bomb. They ere contemplating en atomic lib rary and * monument In In* ■enter of the city. Hundreds of fcomtt hive been rebuilt end bull* ness la brlak-s-even In atomic aouwsnlrs. . . . U But Urakaml valley has dropped into the backwash e l war. Law Repealed persAnnel, rill n o t be eligible t » G. I. [dormant pay, educational or or govsn'ment GIFTS FOR BUY A T YOUR SALE Unified Forces (IW I sm S n«sa Cali P m ) through a resolution for en In­ vestigation of Attorney General Clark'a handling of Kanaaa City vote fraud charges. The Moose Voted 1440,000 for additional expenses of its invest!gating committees, over the pres testa from the Door th at there are too many “Junkets’* underway already. The new money raises to 071000 the total the House give* It* special Invaatlgs groups, many of which have ranged extewahn foreign Service iaction May Sentenced their verdict. I Jt Marriott), bead ‘ a*tee* may b* made until tea ' veara hence. The federal guar-1 ly had preUsta^ thalr Into • antae of premium* on commercial I and the& .Tmryeri- had els 'U fe iaeurance policies of service-1 thalr coavietiena • were "w * men tormina tee immediately. II and ILbe raenlt Of “prejudice.** W V iH t. �E l ? ••. • . • •' ? ' U b Uj T h en I t Strength— . - To P n iM l lb* Peace of U u World [ To Promote Uio Progress of America; To P iodsct P rM p o lt; for B u f o r i THE W EATHER Portly cloudr tonight fu«* day « I t h occasional aftcrnqan Vhntiilrr*hoH #r*. O ritllt to m od-, crate rs«lerly wind*. . AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NfcWSPAI’EK 'VOLUME X X X V ltl Indonesia To ■*■ ■" SA N FO RD , Established 1908 Im portance Of Coal Stressed In European Econmic Crisis ■ i F L O R ID A , M O NDAY, JU L Y 28, 1917 Trade Pact Failure Said Due To Russia N o . 182 A s s o c ia te d P r e s s U i i e d W iro In Spotlight At Hughes Probe Promises To Tell The vital patt which coal pro­ duction ii playing in the European economic crisis, ar.d consequently in the turbulent political iituatiot. was well emphasised by two de Reds insisted On Re­ krmed Aid Will Noti velppmentt during the weekend Be O f f e r e d But v i s i o n Of D e b t ^-o n e in England and. ihe other Former WPB Official N a t i o n ’s P o r t s Owed To Britain; in Germany. Calls Kaiser Plan Closed To Dutch Secretary Of Defense British Foreign Miiiler Bevin 1941 Terms Stand For Plane "Comin an impassioned appetl to his Says Biggest .lob country’s workers in general, and LONDON. -July 28 ftP>—S.r [ ifW DELHI. July J8 «J D 'pletely Fantastic” famlit Jawahsrlal Nehru, viceto the coal miners in particular, Stafford Ctippt (old Pailiamrnt to­ Is To Select Aides Tfiidrnt of (he Indian Interim WASHINGTON. July 28* 'T l— warned that they must produc day that Rriliih-Rut'ian trade avernmenl. announced today Chairman llfewtler (RA lgi) of WASHINGTON. July 28 (AV more or riik the (all of the Social* ltesty negotiations bioke down in hat India would pin* Indonesia's James Forrestal, who will be thr irt, government and a weakening M otcow latt week because of SoNo One Injured But ihe S m atr War Investigating Comlie before the United Nation*, United Stales first Secirlary of of Britain's position^ in .world *f- virt demand* for teviiion of the v.tid IihIj ) a globe-liotling T w o Automobiles miller robably presenting it tomorrow National Defense, declared tod*,! fairj. employee nt llnw iid Hughet. milIncreased production, he 1941 lost, agreement W e r e Demolished liiiii.iiie manufactuirr, has agreed Horning, and expected the iui»- that ihe unification of Army and said, would enable the country lo Ruuia owr* G r e a t Britsi.t porl of certain other poweri. to |e|| what he knows about ihe Navy under a single department give foreign credits which would 55.000.000 pound. ($220,000.Weight nf water on the'roof ol aw ml of two $40,000,009 w-srlime A| the lame lime Nehru an- is the "most decisive step" m mil­ help diplomacy. 000) under term* of the Civil thr one (lory garage building in. govrinitwn! plane conlr.fcls to J.’almoit imnte, itary policy since . the • formation . lie' was addrassing,thousands of O edii.-A gteruirnt,.. veupisd”’ bv .’isnunole M n tu iiin |>tf6fi*4 Hy would bar Dutch aircraft of the republic. miners whose production It the Ctipp*, pietident of the hoard Commercial Slieei i* believed tn ,key to England's economic re­ Tom landing on Indian airfield*, lb ro ster told a tepotler that The Navy Secretary told his covery. o f'lra d ;, said (ftiiiih nrgolisloti have canted the cnllajue of Hie the Tlughef emptuye#, John Mey}nd flying over India. lirsl news conference sincr being "Mv Owl. working men and wo. offered s number of conceiiinn*. loof and wall* of (he enlue northIndia's goal it to firing th? named lo head the overall U S. men.'; ho cried, “this is the first hut "we could not go the whole PICTUatO IN 1*44 a* they laughed hcnrlily at a remark passed In a Holly, eait coiner of the huihhng duuna rr, ludifird the committee stx'f laiteit ponible end to the fight* llii* mnming jie will testify before I-abor (Socialist) government vou military establishment that “we have g o t Don't let It fall, for Ihe way the Soviel government de­ wood night club are dim setress Faye Kmeramr. war plant executive John a rainitmin al 2:2(1 o'clock lies a suhcommillee .whenever it wishes itg and assure that juitice ii done, u«Tfr and (back to eamara) film director Andr# D# Toth. A Senate have a blueprint and a charter •qka of generation* to come. Your manded at a condition of an agree­ 'iehru laid .at a newt conference. tnvssttf.nnf cnmmlttse, pmbtng Into th# wartime contract, of Howard afternoon. No one wat mime I to t .11 c.i» him • * but the blueprint and (he charter Labor government ii carrying «*n ment.” Hughes, has been Informed that Meyer, who area Hughes' Tress agent, Nearby «peclalott>7epoi1ed that * Me had hern scheduled to ap­ *We a re .n o t *• war with *hr haVe .to de manned by people." in foreign affair* without the The British hip hftped for arra n ged lavish part!** given by Hughes In In aflmt hi hteh-pressure they »aw "an avalanche of water pear next Wednesda y .* before a iilch government." he laid.’ “ anJ tool* to do Ihe Job and I must be He added: wheal, limber and canned fish. w ar contracting. Copyright King Feature* Syndicate, (international) pour from the .building at it mibh, ingmrv npefifag;.twj t y* helped o u t" ire do not intend to he at w ar "In my judgment, this constitutes The Russians wanted heavy’ ms* That'* airong and most unusual fh ||l|H ecl.~ in'® the Dutch government or 111 1 lie-.lie.’- and Ib-nry J, Kaiser's the moit d«IltVe anil' defmitiiV taninm jrrtn rnmirfTnitnrT-anffief <ifciiif tyT7jfil^ahil pipe"i. ITie’Mos* her” government.* J Wo automobilr. intide of the plaqe contiact. v.ith the governminister, but It doesn't exaggerate India, Nehru maid, will not aend step in the formulation ol a na­ Ihe dangers of the situation In cow radio anerted the talks broke garage weir sin «<|ird bv llie Inirk- nlent. rm» to Indonesia liecaute auch tional military policy since the which Ihe gofertmirnt find* Itself down became llulvin would not ling ioof. One was a I'Mt) I'lvMeyer had been • repotted out gn act would be "tantamout to formation of the republic." a* It struggle* with England's guarantee tome deliverie* and b*mouth sedan, the piopeity u id ill- i M i n t ■v. and the »ube.ymmildnrlarliiK war" upon tho Dutch. first all-out experiment In Social­ causr cie-.li( (etm* could not b* .Forrestal said it has not yet However, he aald, hla country waa Robeit flakier, the other *»i* e trr previmj-fv had t-een making ism. The government maintain* contemplating * dosing porta to been decided whether hr will have '.that ft has been caught in a rush reconriled. J V I 1 hevfolrt vrdvtl. bvlotiging to elfoitv t ■ (mil hint to ivsue a All Dutch shipping' and certainly his offices in ihe Pfntlgnn (Wat of war-born circumstances which The ltii|i*b delegation beaded by l> I lb. ulitiii. anto meih-vmc in I ittttiinun. Would bar aircraft of any country Department building) or eliewheie,; H arold'Wilson returned Fridajh**n'^ b*an able tn control tint* ,\! .i - In*..I pia-limiuary iminify empluvre ol ||ir g,iia#‘- . l l e Its) Which might attem pt lo carry aupfrom Moscow nfter flvs »*eek* of Jiir** b . Innt l-rfore (ha no, ha. Ihe dale of hi. taking the f*r' ?foreign « L ' ,,rV,n* in ohea to the Dutch. intensive anil detailed negotiations. Outer. Mongolian In­ ptiked it inode about a 1.(11 lion, Volume Of Loans Is office, ctinservatl'-e »nl‘ ntmiMu- m ii.nis piirpaftod <^>hru aaid hi* country hail not official oath at America's first Anthony Aden, ssid In an address Crlpp* said the llritlsh Labor r llle* ria th expfi *'• ;i iitirA of parties at tttl previously to bung I lie Up But Fewer Find cident Brought Up hrlm Saturday that labor has divided Oovernment wished to expand If rteifftiiinl nn Tiitc#* ^l»l It F. I. mwh»n«c. wri th.* doneiian hostilities before the Secretary of Defense hern de­ Itnde with Hussln and saiil he H n lln aed on !*■■* ill) In Membership Pica IlflUl'tt tn {lit* i | N«ll, lit* '«>•ill. ||i* Ne e d To Borrow nlted Nations because “we cided. hoped the disappointing failur* Wil 5fulfil »lumt ft*r? ii v*'ii y ought the bent**way waa in was only “ternpot«r>\" He diet mil Forrestal said that the new set­ LAKE SUCCESS, “July. 28 *4’. from wlifrt i Im* rotif f^ll. l*H>ktiM£ njunctlon with other powera." up of a separate Army, Air Force mention the Moscow radio report, Reflet ling tlw meieiseti cot!) lie atliled that India turned m a t, and Navy under tho overall cont­ which a spokesman for the b o a rd 'Dj ptodurmg ciopl and the ttat* China ami Soviei Ruuia i lathed j*t tom* prlnlpd iutii Brltlau and the. United-States,' rol of the Secretary of Defense n f.j,a d e railed "very Hns.lsn- ^ nf m„tr , , tm A„d g.o*r today m the Unitrd Nali'un s , wlifn h# « iv l lit* fin* i*sdi ii it11 i«»r (alt froli* rt Iwim I th*> .m <j recent day* has exchanged will save money In the long run aided • •,! '»■ Cuuncil mrinheninp tom dlul UlUl.llLi.dvi 14Umv -tpui Li_— al and tniurmal coinmunical- and be beneficial, in _ the sense . Cripps—imlicated -succeM—had eququumt. ^ the volume ql bank with Australia eHd “we now of ‘'getting the most of out of liven almost in slglit when the ciedit u»ed .by Honda’ faiiiw f. i« miller nvei .iilmilting Ui|lei ATjii I lif* mill In a few hour*" to carry our money.**. talks cutinpsed nn Soviet credit currently lugliet than “It w »* ■* tlidtl. Willi Uui'l-i thvigutrt lli.il ij (’LIT l‘lyn)iitiHi ImhvUifrHfc L* formally to U. N. I S ., ,.f v!,-i,ate Bill No. .qfit %v**»** Unification will cost more In the rxplaiiu d: i. maims, He itc- expisineu: j . i l l.. . tome circle* tn Aiu would like hitnnlil JACKSONVILLE. Fla., July 28, demands"We had succeeded In reaehine yeaf. ago. **r<*(dmg In> J. L ■ beginning he said, adding. "It (Special)-- "Other *tate* w i l l villi pi live tu he of ur"*t advan-. to tee Ihe la r e l situation 'dnpli *•"», be.-lligi.l. «f ie y .p j rill lent ol the Sanionl Al Is my hope the added expena* benefit greatly through the enter, agieeiuvnl on all mnttri* within , . I I I . - I H'l n- t .o paik. ll II... til 't Hi,-" in the t’il’y of Satifotd and lUtsi.le nt (hr building. other -mail ■-!>!“« in lecuring print of Floridian*dn develmurfenl the trail# fuld, tnchitUnj^ quan­ U n t^Jssliu n sI Bsnk. who irpre- ta ln l m ihe Far- Fa*t, of, State-operated m»ikrls. said tities, prices-and terms and ton- teni* the Flotid* Banket* AstonTt.e Imlldliig it owned I . I’r-, .it p >■i A it iiltif. »och av the San* Chins'* ili-legate. Dr ShuhOh rrnmimieS ■■ r» Sit) today he told newsmen laconically J. Stanford Laraon, actintr chief nnhl* and KryitniiU I'olu. ri . find N.u h I Air •Jinti.'ii. it was atimi at Semmnlr County Key lists, lohl’lhe memhenliip commit It. iv ti. W)II In lit a and Flip I’liiaf la to "get people". of- the Market Organlaatiou end tsd -to la> hj Edward Higgins, trr which i* combining appfu i M. N. Clevelaml .mlvryj s|»tc>-• - maiinu* ■ of the Setninolr County So far as possible he plant to Facilitie* Branrh, United State* Banker. • keep existing services ami groups Department of Agriculture, dur- J.- L. Sauls Presides "lloWever, I Intida (aim familier lion* ol inttp cuunltirt llut In* In lake cbnige nf tlui aitltatinn i i Tn.!* -i uf Cuhtmeree who with undisturbed, he said. Ing a Jacksonville vlalt thl* week­ 11^ It l 1.--- III - ix In Jnel.xonThe eswif -of- t he Imjlitiug—rt ___ .Are needed to In. Forrestal hinted that his tsnure end. The Washington official, who At VFVV District Meet aTe^pfobahty- in the ill4H|HI b- gnvnnmmt nypniivl Outer mon imited hy Wood*)) til l.. t>eniifir' t*-t '-ii-k t.inferring with I create' the National Quant rifle of office a t Secretary of Defense apent some tfme touring the State, nam mI t poaitum that Ihey have gulia became of ihe "armed m Itilik was *CHtli-ieil a In. ill ,r ff t.if.ilIlf th e IV nr A «*e>x Ad] company now being formed here might not exceed one year. vaitnn” nf ( him hy Oulrr Mon after appearing on th ; July 23-24 .alley ami slrret. die crash Hi f lit|iiif - Mil I Mu* f tvll A m John L. Saul*, preaiding for Ihe e*ei been." Mr Ihgley *.*td. "Only {from the 12 mep reported a t ready When asked whether he Intend­ program of the annnat conference tfiiB It > \ t!f*1iit*dif r ifiI If*11 *rtu nni inc tcfc-nllit to the 23 or more nion ed to slay in the job for sometime, rtf managrra and official* uf Flor­ first time as VFW Commander of- a few mole (.timet* need to u#e golkirt Irottpv. iliiqmiled hy t*nk*. ti ailed inn m spectators. ill ,11■|.1 - xl I ■n (tf the bill. the Fifth Florida district *t il* Tim diuiuinlril hi a ( h i m veto ol M required before Company 2 of the li'eastaasg r*s* aisS the bank credit available to llieni ida'* Stale Farmer*' Markets, ronference Sunday in Detiaml. n t" bin i■, "i idea that the City,* 124th Infantry Can be activated. the applit itmn. gave unstinted praise to Nathan Imndlin) hi* duties In n wnrkuiHn- tin* *e*r because continuing lugb -htch mi • «', ■I " " iix tlie mrport It waa announced today. -Alexi-i N Kiatilnlkov, Hti**l*<i Mayo, (ommissloner of Agtlcul-J li),*- manner, presided like an "old faun incomes make it |MH*thle lo Ii ■.pi i •. . i- li-,. Sint ion, l*e givI t la planned to bring the Com­ Fred L. Touchton . lure, and \\ Ilham I,.- Wilson, l»i-l tinirt," and rlulrhlng III* naveil drlvgatr "I,,, figuied in an ex tUitugx mid equip. ■ I wnllnii.t nn 1 ‘nar Sis) pany jup to a total atrrngih of change uf fiaat talk wit It the oili­ rector of State Market*, for d e - |f ifmlv. strictly limited lime of de l I t , id trip* •! atian, praD ich in Dade City velopment officer* and IBM men. The mem­ of (he unique system bnte so that no "filibuster*" hroko er delrgaie. ni a rummlttea nu-ti * >iih-vl Hie teveiitm tlerlved from . i bers held an organisation meeting .of Stale-operated *ale* center* out. F. D. Scott, commander nf ,s, / ’n n „ B O f I . i m i n r ilig laal • xveek, .promptly c.haig-'l ■i*i i» i in niniutain an I Thursday night and wilt continue that -the t’hiiii-va nllegatlnnx ni" DADE CITY, July 28,-(Special)• which' now comprUe* 37 aetive i’osl 3282 reported this, morning. “ I ' L U |lH P r peipeMinle the m i|yirt.. to meet every Thursday night at Fred L. Touchton, 86, druggist unit* handling more than >32,"nMurd.” ■ ’iftfsiinded,and thni The Sanford poit furnished one An enteitaming mmii.il pi Violations Pending In realilv rii|oeva lump* violate.I gum ft. Ilikw 1*- and Mr. Coleman 8:00 o'clock at the Sanford Aim- here for 20 years, and senator of 000.000 of produc* in the last af the largest delegation* preoent, wa* prrtenled q the Rohm refiiFlal <('.ii lfi*-v conferred with cry. The Company has been tn the 38th senator*! district of Pas­ fiscal year. Outer Mutignliaii letrltory. hr saiil, with 18 member* attendaeUva since tt.w a* absorbed Into co and Sumter Counties in 19.14 Twenty-one case* of liquor sal­ Kraxiliiikov **td Ihe the whole luncheon today under the d im ti -i l.vle l‘rit.-i :q*L regional direetor "Director Wilson, through hi*' ing including Pat Johnson, senior t W Army during the' war. and 1938, died suddenly of acceptance of.— thepresidency presidency. . of; vice commander: James Huff, es la-v violation arc’ pending in border inci'leiit made him think of r i n r l r i Morriinn. progii-i ■ the V \ \ niv.. will; It. W. ---------------— I i-.i.'h, u -.1 *e,-J-ivei| instruction* Capt. Roy Green la company heart attack yesterday morning the recently organ!ted National ' Quartermaster; H a r v e y Hale, Comity • Court a* Ihe re*l|ll "of i- I" h i" pr. i tit secure -commander, and Capt. John rope a t 8 o'clock on th e sidewalk Ji»»t. Association of Produce Market chaplain and John L. (ialloway, investigation*’* tbe t’"*1 month them iiitghi tm parti** In ('him ch «irm*n. xvliu wuuM like tu are a UN rmu Sever.il vrcsl xulux u rie irpil---- I ’ . .i early n t po-xihlt and Capt. Robert Raker are qn the a* he reached th# door of hla Managers,” Mr. Larson continued, trustee. by member* of (In* _Stale ml-iiiim «>i up tu investigate the , • * staff. Lieut. Dick Brown is ntfiltf- drug stors. I "h*i now embarked on an effort Slate Junior Vice Commander flevf-r.xg* Department tn Semi- id fair. IL v:iul -iilaii they migh- i>v Min Robert* Ey.tuv. ,i timu It.uu lli.> t\ \ V. ant company commander and MaJ. Mr. i h-mn.t t.iilay termed the Since October,- 1941, he hod (o ff|ve the real of the country C. C. Whlltle made a talk on de­ Innvl, County. pet iriln hy Perry Btrlnrr v.u lie trying tq -detract from the O. Bark* t* medical officer. . Information* fned hy County been manager of th* Walgreen benefit* similar to’ those which partment plana for the comlr.g veierel pi.mo »ehclion> hv hi* ->i 'i p i- vert . "itti white and said * ' The purpose of forming the Service Drug Store here, when he Floridians are deriving from thl* year. It was decided to hold the Pro-vutlng Attorney Georg* A. rivn'vm i In Chin*. .The cminiittio deferred artin i • ILiheit * holli. «if u l i u n i . lie u.-v. '* .1 thv'. l .i-l li-afned a lot of -company Is to provide a force of returned from Avon Park where state'* ay-stem of m arket*."'I'm-.:- iv" - 1; the- hill, “ It look* next district meeting In Novem B|»n «how that 17 nf, the ca«e* on Outer Mongolia pending reply j 1,.„ |f(,'u%jn ,(li minute men tn ease of emergency he lived several year*, after a During lh*-t*n*y#*r* or more In her in Orlando. Among the hotly foi v-tdeh warrant* w ;ie i»»neil from (lone I< adjourned ■ 1 ^ 1 ™ " ' " ' . ' : . f it v'.til lake n lot nf rwi tape or large seal*-tragedy. Men will residence of 14 y*ort In Dade which, the major portion .-of the discu**^Jopjc* wa* -that of a i>>- ihn Sharif* of/ict- wtru «* taking up Urn.,e .|.- ~ t !nr acquisition of 'application __.llm lle I nucnton-.vim.mtv-e-J theappl drill two hour* a- week for which City. “ Florida system he* been brought Stale bonus' to World War II vet-" gainTT "AtOfM pefknn* ‘ chki tfiht 1raiivJorilHii briefly,^ Haven men--, 'lineup for the _tuftbt!l gvme ■ a i'p -i i property,, real a n t p H t l s s will receive 12.80 a drill A native of Blanton, Ga., he to lie present .stature, other Stale* eran* similar ta that given hy with veiling liquor will.... I a. Iipe|‘^i mill, lie ile.-lsreil. against the a tlr sergeant* >6.80. Men from 17 was the ton of George W. Touch- have copied, or adapted many of South Carolina and Mlsilisippi. | ctn*i- *hd four charge* overe a her* xupp.'ited Transjordan -h-u Wrihievd-iy night Mr. Iligfiinx aft.) reported that Russia,, which vetoed TransJonlar to 87 year* of age are eligible to ton end Lethe Copeland Touchton, its feature*, and Mr. Larson, a* Linn* Club, a* fullnivi: The conference was hangsd lo gani*t whit# perS-un fur unlawful t h e y i‘i'fl f e n I with Wiley Gilles­ join regardless of military eiper* both native* of Blanton. He taught well a t other speaker! at ths order by Raul'a gavel at 10:00 A, telling of Intoxicating leverage* lait Atignxt, lexerved her state Epp». Jr., p merit until Wednesday. 1 pie of Hie firm, Smith and GllilDTA. school two yeare before entering Market Managers conference In M. and adjourn ed at 1:00 o'clock on' Sunday. A. Stina, c Ifxpir, in JneksanvIRc in regard Following-Activation Company 2 the drug l.u vines*. k’np*. Sr,, lb Jacksonville this last week stress­ »o that every0lW 8rotir*f0‘t t n h g — At) petouui against whom Ihe : - eiigim-eti -if nn the propaseit will b* furnished with the latest He Is survived by hla widow, ed the value of the experience hall game between. Senford and charge* war* made were released ■ Touhys 2b t.rmiiml huihlings nn the laks-2 Men Rescued After >e of equipment Including ma- Mrs. Jamie Touchton; a son, tronttaaea Iran Fagi d w l nn > '0 bond with two♦xceptlohSj *'* J- Higgin*. a* DeLoAd. from. Mr fiill.’ -pif, he eniil, will _n# gun* and movie Dim* show­ Fred L. Touchton, Jr., a student accmding to Slierlff Percy Merit! Tuiiehlon, 3h p; event the pliipn^ition to the Swirling Ov^r Dam ing atomic bomb testa and' other a t 8t*t*on University; a daughter lighter . Tooke, rf 8PEF.ll PRESIDES t jty in v-gmd to lit* services Mias Mery Lethe Touchton. Dade 1,000 Refugees Are subjects. ' COMMISSION MEET S;ieer If unly Prosecuting Attorney oil th - prujeet. )ulnn City; e brother, Harry Quinn YORK HAVEN. P*„ July 2H. George A. Speer Is uiesidlng pveri The City CommUsinn will meet ftean, >f . r i Sanford; a sitter, M Touchto hfb— Two men In a motor boat Ili Off French Coast City Court sessions during the r« tn* vs- In rvcolar aeaslnn thl* evening nt Re verve,X: G. Stine, Unrk-. Ho!!-. "Killed When . Jam James es L. Spivey,Valdosta; hie were swept over a Smujueharfis Redding and Ratignn. ion of City Judge J.G. Sharon. (7:30 o cloek. Folicc Siafion (iels stepmother, Mrs. G. W, Touchton, River dam arid clung lo the craft ^.M r. Touchton nl-v> ■nn,nitu*t-d Over By Auto Valdosta; five half brother*, MARSEILLE, France, July 28, for II hour* before lining rescued that the umpire* will In- IVln Paint .Job By “Guest” Wh— French ■hulhorltlss said to­ little the worse for their exper­ Alle* Rav Palmer. 23 month John I. Touchton, Houston; Rich­ day that nearly 1,000 of 4,800 1Cnn IInara tn (*•■* *1x1 ard Touchton, Bradenton; Frank, ience. eld child of Mr. and Mrs. L.R. Jew*, cruising offthora In three Chief of Police Roy G, William* Bam and Jack Touchton, Valdosta; {Palmer of Kentucky Avenue, Clarence Hoover. 17, and Wil­ British deportation ships after be­ released n "motlel" white Joseph Lee Dies At ri-i-entlv (Cameron City, died tht* morning and four half sisters, Mrs. J tise ing turned back from Palestine, liam Elllnger, 42, were riding prisoner who, In* »aid, other chiefs . shortly after iftlB o'clock at Fern- Biles', Valdosta; Mrs. Marvin G. were III or needed medical care. along the river when th# engine Tampa Boat Races of police would like a* a "gue*t," lald-Laughtnn Memorial ifoepttal. Bile*, FL Pierre, Mrs. Paul Langof their Inal failed. The current The Jew« had approached Pal­ for the- «nld prisoner, a profotBy HORRY PARKS Il was nice lo have Ilay Fox caught the helplei*. craft and la* the m o l t of Injuries received ford. Live Oak, and Mr*. Bam estine without Immigration visas Mufti! Route painter, left tho SanTAMPA, Fla., -July 2R. 4V -j CAMP RCRIRE a* an overnight camper. (this morning when run over by L ovatt,, Sparks, Go. ■went II aver Ihe dahi. They (LayFuneral arrangements have not In the Exodus of 1847, formerly Tuesday was o busy day at W>Ineodav morning there were ed with the boat a* It went over Joxeph I<ee, an amateur drivei ford Police .Station In fa r better Bulck Coupe. e the B. a President Warfield. Their bean completed. UytwfaA suffered a h eir, cl shape than when he entered it. Camp Winona with Cabin II chal­ swimming classes, rifting, archery No charge* Against . Ihe bsrrier hut were thrown into from landing from th# deportation v**tack coming out of a turn during It I* doubtful, however, whether lenging Cabin I to another soft and handicraft. After lunch the . ly r f c r . MW W o t Sixteenth the swirling water below th# dam. aels wax scheduled for tomorrow. Street, driver of the Bulek, hav* Sugar Rationing For The pair *w*m to thalr wrecked a motorboat race here yi vteiila; other Jails will gleam a* brightly The refugees departed from a ball gam* and balng beaten 6-6. camper* tang "Happy Birthday" Thirty-three of the camper* to (Jen* eavy, one nf the com- craft, caught on the rocks, end and wa* pronounred dead Otton Irttid" nx Sanford'* duo lo the promen tnade by the parents as ia the French port fo r Palestine and th# opinion of Mr. 7 tim er, Uio Accident Industrial Users Ends British shipped them - bock. Two made and painted plaster stat­ cillm* and presented him with clung lo It until rescued 11 hour* arrival at Tamp* Munlrlpnl 'l-n- rr.xxtnmvl service* of the recently uTentnl primmer, who wa* guest was unavoidable, According: to the British corvette* and the destroy­ uettes They wars a Scotty dog a rhneotete Iced cake tupped lite r by two other York Haven piOvl. I-e# had placed second In Fran­ ef the Cil v for 90 days for having report of Patrolman'W ,II WASHINGTON. July 28, ( J p |- er Cardigan Bay shepherded (be bookend, in Indian head (<one w ith ‘ 21 candle*. pien. ' kie Rodrigues of Tern pa in the tried tu drive hi* eiitornohllq while erstn who made an Investigation. Th* Agriculture Department an­ refugee ships. large and on# small) and a fitot After rest period. Cabin I first heat for Class "C" amstcuri intoxicated. •'Never again," he told The accident said RauVerson, nounced the end of sugar ration­ mari-l>-d forth ami defeated the The Cardigan Bay put Into h ar­ paper weight. occurred In the yard of the Helpy ing a t HUM A. M. today because bor and Its chief officer, Capt. G. Bobby Parks and John Fox romhineil forces of all the coun- Yearly Report Made They were neck and neck in the, Chief William*. Hobby eceetvd hea t when ■Rodrli:n •r~TTrrr Nr.fbhTVI* IK» Jalllnhhy psint»n West thhr- I here M r UtlL-OL-lht- JifU-jm njcA-Jor _ Hut xilUa* Fallowing of • lock of funds to finance the tired l.re*« lK»*t eppraiid to lie Cil. Ihil llio'kitchen,-the tlownvtair*. dally n rltt of a rifle man » hand­ w*» m ars' shooting' and’ handi­ Hy Credit AnH6eiatiori out H R ^ . Its! of control. celt* and the upstair* cells at* ■ looking after her washing. Mr. out ion end* rationing to In­ and other authorities o f Marseille. book. Wada Garner shot a high­ craft and another swimming pe­ Rodrigues maneuvered hi* uwn mcrly patnlml ,na well. Chief WtlT sr had put Ms laundry Inin dustrial and institutional users. Ha appeared to be.In a_r*(* when er score of 41* but as he already riod. After supper came acmie A euhslanlldV’ Increase in net H the child had been Rationing to kauiesriee# was end­ he relumed to ship. Tho points of had a-book it wot awarded to of the campers went on an In­ earnings, amount of loan* and craft alongside Lee's slow-movin'* liarua reported. In addition, all cotx bust, leaped Into the L ee-rarer litre new mnttrr*ees. wt by • droop of ed two months ago. disagreement were not disclosed. the next highest. teresting hlk# to Skull !.ake and membership i* reported by the AH liiip* or vermin at Ihe Jail e had put his car Into Eight boys started the eeriei back. A | th* council ring there Production Credit Association ax and took over the control*. However, price controls ire be­ Sailors on the dratroyer Mid I.onMr. Lee had lived In Banfbrd for arc com hat led >yith a portable and gone but ing kept. And, control* oa the don had ordered them not to talk. of tests to qualify for advanced weir games and contests between compared with a year ago. 16 veer* where he operated n clrctrlr fog spray tmlfft, a handy a spectator cal of supplies which Indusswimmer. They were Fred and the cabin* and Cabin I won As of June 30, membership has plumbing business with hi* bro­ little gadget hardly larger than a stop. The child had trial users may have oai hand were Bob Poey, W alter Routh, Wes oe#r. Ihe entire camp in Hoop Increased from 296 In 1940 to 300, thers, RESTAURANT HOLD A. \V. and Harry 1-vc. portahli- rnilin.. It ia plugged Into Standing In front of th« le ft front Instituted. Mr. and Mrs. William Lamb re­ Spencer, George, Harden, Mike Relay. '' loans outstanding from 70 to 108 He, la survived by his widow, anil 'steam 1* producsd wheel when It waa hit , In announcing this action, the cently purchased the Palma and Whelchel and Harold Cranston. Before tap* th* campers wen- and amount of loans outstanding Mrs. Alma Lee; a daughter, Mias nlhaleockvl mixr* with tho DDT «olutlon deportment said After many active contcala told of* the picnic-.planned for from >399,007 to >632^84. Accu­ Linda Lee and two brothers, A. failed Pines IlciU urant, Including Lota and prmlure* the fog spray. • Id appropriate fund* I ta fin to 16 and 18 of tf)* Dreamwot-I Ad around th* council ring th* camp­ the next day and the minstrel mulated earnings Increased from and H arry Lee of Hanfoid. Moat of the htiga that get Into a few mlntues, Patremqn tlnue work of tho sugar ration- dlUon. from Mlaa Euclelde R. ers had a “Jay bird" swim and ■how ta.be put on by the coun >118.023 ta >136,192 and total not W.Puneral service* will bo an bedding are brought by whlta worth from >296,200 to >810,879. nounred later. vagrants, said. Chief Williams, , Forrestal Hails Army-Navy Unity As Decisive Step Roof Of Seminole M otors Building Falls In Storm Survey Reveals !Invasion Charges High Income Of By China-Russia Florida Farms Made At UN Meet Airport Hill Is Interpreted For Fipdord Citizens State Farmers Markets Lauded * By U. S.-> Official m eri For Company iMusical Program Ih Presented At Rotary .Lunclieon { t : V * . I •: ' Second Week At Camp Winona Begins With Busy Round Of Varied Activities : . ............... thS3 v ‘ ---- ---------- - -• tk __________ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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JULY 24. 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA 'AGE EIGHT U. S.-Britain Agree On German Meet Indonesia Fight BATAVIA, July 24 W - I n - Development Of Atomic Energy I U. S. Is.Outfinei LONDON, Jtjly 24 </P>—A high American aourca aald today that U. 8. and Britiah difference* over a conference on Germany had ^ t - ^ snd -stemm^l w X ? ^ M S o N .'MJn!yL 2 4 ^ been aaltled' aKB ITSaV "Britain letcrmined Dulch din e on Her#.# mn outline of what this had tentatively acrepted a U. 8. Invitation to meet In Washington ■ng. Republican stronghold in cotpitry Is doing at this time in to discuss methods o f , Increas­ central Java. American history with atomic ing coal'production In the Ruhr. he Indonesian New, Agency. ordlntry c,tU.„ . cant The Informant, who may not be ira re polled that on ihe «**tit all. Faw people can. Identified by nsms, said the Brit­ ish had sgTeed with the American ral front Republican troop1 unless they’re high In the governposition that other questions su‘h tpied Modjoketlo this after- menl or are scientists. The wore as financing and feeding of th i Th« ,r u jo * ** economically merged American hwest of the once powrrlul mt|c|, of it |„ b«|ns done behind and British lanes %of Germany should not be subjects of the :h naval base of Soersban*. closed doors. discussions. Dulch held an area around The outline given .here la prutHere's how the CAA goes about Ho Mid the- British also agreed . H * . . . . . . d o , . . . i . . . . <r to hold tho .talks In .Washington Ijokerto pnor to the outbreak • j <vf|„pment of atomic energy, Whan.,a manufacturer hltk upon ralher than ‘Beilin/ as suggested dealgn he believes can be sold •artist, hostilities Sunday. { It ta pieced together from the » the airlines, he a; disk to tho he Dutch, denying their drive report twice a year, la tha boss SAA t V a type certificate. j .- .in k ..» h .d b .,„ w w J a g * S S l . ' Z S S S T m ’ S. The government's raperta begin >unced the capture ol O w l* eangrv* !»■» night. ducking the Idea right Chen, even I C n l t s s s i Iroas g a g s Owe) , important northwest Jav a] This commission, which makes lust a praporal on included lacerations of the-hoad, It. not be carrying fractured ribs and kmyt Injuries, and birthplace ol the indr- aueh a report twice a year, la Um nil or cargo for his 13 year old son ClArlt-a, who L nr» aatrrnf.nl I !>•>»« of atomic energy end every. v. .1' thing connected with It in this had a compound fracture of the uteh Marines, the And , he comm|„ lo n Isn't right arm and deep lacerations of t.llln* wwwnrthlnjg. by a long shot. the head. Miss Doris Temney of Longwood, another occupant of the car. was thrown d e a r of the. wreck and'escaped with la e e ra | lions and abrasions. Thrso In-' jured, Mid Patrolman Bender.) were taken to- the Florida Sani­ tarium and Hospital for treatment. Trlbue, the colored driver of the LaKallc, received lacerations about the head. The following colored pasvenrer* UOf* OHaMo'**n>.Mn- ' jured: llltha MeKenny, who suf­ fered hip Injuries and lacerations; May Lee Noble, who had' scalp lacerations; Lily Stills, who had a fracturrd pelvis. John Sttlla, who died at 10:00 o’clock that evening at Orange General Hospital, had a broken leg, fractured pelvis and rnneuislon. The colored Injured were taken by ambulance to the hosnltal where three stlli remold. Patrolman Bender stated that the accident was caused by Trlbue' trying to p its-another' car .and swerving Into the path of the on­ coming Htudcbakrr driven by Mr. lit ability lo tdnnd rough weather, Ktnanl. Evidently the LaHatla Improvement In tiro wimlsh.et.l to swerved clear across the road for m ■protect the pilots In collisions It was hit on the right rra r by the E p M S t birds and mnny slgnlfirsnt right front of the Hludebakcr and thrown off the road. The StudeI "iechnlcal Hems. baker was spun around by the imPerformance Checked' But the toughest of ell appear* pact. Both machines were badly to be fha accvlerete<l service lest wrecked. An unidentified motorist who requirement, which became rffrrCredit Controls J tlvp May 16. D iet means th*t happened along and who had a B after the plane la gcnrr»1!y nl'- first and kit and knew how to ute ((VsNsstS f m Pea* <>»*> proved It m ipt go through n rig- it, gave great help-to Fatrolman ■ arous UO-hour flying ilcnronilrn- Bender, he said. In adiplnlslsring controls which might be necessary to gat grains to port rltles for . - Hon under airline npcratlng con­ first aid to the Injured. •Moment abroad. ditions—but with tho varied eiRepentedly t h e tommlealon With regard to unification. Ihe ■V- periences of a year* etrrice cro*d- ilUfISY’8 GIRL TO RETURN MIAMI BEACH. Fla., Jitl/t.24 President #ald he Is hot rearly to moans about the lack of the right td Into a week or ten days. of trained men. It says: P n t flying is thn p<|ulvnlpn* of Iff*) The Miami Dally News said eay who will.be named .Secretary kind "The nation’s supply of tralnad today that the brother and se­ of National Defense to heed the 40.000 to 60.000 miles. • nuclear tcienllste and englnaert M & a Martin 2-0-2. first lions- cretary of Virginia HIIL In whose unified armed forces. — port p la u r to face“thtr new regu- Ueverlg- ^JIMIa— h o m e —Benjamin "Iw lslattrm nrmpletlnf tlreunlf- la now- -wnpfnlly • ihort." ’ ‘ Besides Ihe Job of keeping , fatlons. la now undergoing Us ac- (Bugsyl Siegel was slain June iflcatlon procedure Is hrforo Con20, bad arrived a t Miss Hill's Bm rasa. It wlh set up the Army, •head with knowledge o f . mekavy and Air Forces as seDsists Ing atomic weapons, tb i govFight or Id CAA specialists end ranches of service. Each b-nneh ernment Is tackllnjl this doubts abodt • dotrn company esperjs '111 have a secretary hut over-aU Job: are on the Right. The CAA people 1. Trying to find a way of help­ have been designated by » ing Industry and communities ,Certification- Board •eUbllshed with atomic power. This Is a early In'the project. This boaid Zealand. m akes ths nue» for the accelerated test to fit the particular Plane. Tha test Is designed to th a t needs to l»« known about tlist the c a b tl i& is rd rja B * Collision soijiabodr ?" Camp Is • eat Ha and lime and pboaphata mlna owner. Starry dubbed him "tha millionaira legislator." Parker commented Papy hid testified he had a t varioui.tim es •aid to both accusing legislators overnight. £ Seeking discover!** for mad- * ^ leal naa, lueh a i In cancer treatment. The commliilon hai fire " " main government laboratories: At „ lo t Alamos, N ..M .; Oak Ridge. Tmn.t Chicago;I otto being bollt . . . . . at Patehogue. Long . titand, N. Y- and one being built at 8chi- .. **• ^ctady. N. Y. More than 60 unlvenltiia are gm , doing wofk In. connection w ith. eoo|ti' the work done at those labors-1 —. torlei. If tt did nothing elie, th is1 would be good training for young * * , K lentliti In the atomic field. *7™ But other work la being done IT.* . at big private laboratories and fh. by-industrial firm ., g j, " The eom'mleelon- can let some worth atomic Information out, Ipm a -of « . it m uit ba kept aecret. This t means guarding plsnta and check- j,e ■ 0 log on the loyalty of workers with the1 help of the FBI. "hare arker, Jr.. m M the Wet-re lag paid for vote, on the bllf7 trying to show that f'amp "Why should Papy bo going Oil ham "reached up In thin, around telling everyone he eonld o get their stories- accusing find *1 understand[ they are offer­ ing |10O on this bill Y* hat motive hive they got fo r' “An hMWMtad ear could soon ifaeturlng this case?" !»e ask-i find that 1100, Parker charged. Referring to Cemp’e wealth, | ------------- --------------- * ■r inquired "W hat's he going] wt» ' '* **>• product of rofIt by It—to tell a He on ■ single y e a rs growth. Airport Transfer Woodcraft Helps Boys - Grow-to Manhood (m tla a e S I n a h s i Om I their disposition In such manner si will beet encourage and foster the development of civilian avia­ tion. U la Intended to' preserve for national defenM purposes a strong, affidant and properly maintained nation-wide system of public airports, according to Ita proponents. ' D m law as applied to the San­ ford Municipal Airport, will not affect that portion strictly de­ signated aa airport, as this area and facilities wers recently ac­ quired by the City, nor dues It However, other buildings such as tha warehouses, cold storage plant, ships service building, bur­ rocks. the B.O.Q. and J.O.Q. build­ ings can, with CAA approval, he rented or t o n * for commercial use. or foy’Mhool, warehouse or storage • use* proceeds of which ■Would be MM for airport maintsnance, ha pointed out. In cases where the properly Is wanted for industrial or factory use. It would be necessary to gel the CAA to Mt a m Io .price, and turn the money received over to that agency, Mr. Bayer declared. He added that morn and definite details of th r project will ba an­ nounced later. Aa.evidence of tha "red tape" that moat ba gone through ba pointed to a high stark Soma coal mora. some lesa, but tha average coal of railing a boy lo ago 18 li $5,680. Thousand* of "Young Americans/* m im birs o! Bays of Woodcraft* are building fund* for tholr financial socurlty and for collogo and Vocational training with safe,. sound* Wood­ man Ufa Insurance protection. man repreaentativ* explain how you* son can be pro­ tected financially while enjoying the fraternal and soda] activities ol his Boys ol Woodcraft Camp. -eervaUvelr worth 91,000,000 a year." To the Tallahassee lawyer's des­ cription of 87-year-old Odhsm si "the baby legislator from Sem­ inole, the self-styled dreamer x x x who probably u v himself pictured aa a m eiilah lo straighten out the Legislature.” AMPcm*.;;-countered ’'Thank God. we have him." .The oroeecutor Mid that he, like ' Odhsm, had eerved In the armed foreae during the war and WOODMEN of tbe W O RL D Llie Insurance Society OMAHA. NEBRASKA 0UK V IS IT S (X C tlD 6169*000*000 ------ H. J. FINCH, District Mai Office Phone 967 Sanford* Florida 116 South Park Avenue Mentioning Papy'e assertion that ha had eald no mora to Odham and Camp than a comment 1 1 ^ * ?4 if -V - ‘r <# a n d jee, Hie cab Is rtxxi-wouNTin— cushioned on rubber against road shocks, torsion and vibration!. . . Driver s compartment Is wider, with more leg| rroro, room. Widsr. wiki MKAf ir mow. deeper windshield and windows It visibility by 22%! Kaiser Hit th a t the contracts wer« 1st » he becama chairman of tha Production Board In August. T-**A1! ! rould toil them was what "wan bastesv with me," Krug said. : "W hat wta It. then Umt you e ^ a d J h s m l" a reporter askedT\ ‘" l aald that Katicr put tho hcot i f hjll on everybody In' Washing' | »i_w »he eaklnet memlivr replied. t . they told him that he have an airplane contract be IisjI no aircraft man. ned up Hughes and came I (aid that now h« had an man- Then he got the »> • - ■ • flatly denied previously I reports that he had torilora the committee. He bad discussed with Fergucontract letting but maint knew1 nothing personalIt, atarior Secretary declined ent on reporti jrts that ha he had ■ fotlywuod parties d ptcV-ups hava LOAD SPACE. . . . er, sturdier isam m to carry greater load* LUf 1alZa^* i-V>Ts STp m L u . i**> l i a . - .Freeh air Is drawn inlrwnthfout- J side — heated InrokJ wralhev A —and used air < ie/erred sal/* ' a U Ib s m th fiy w i battar tha Kalser-HughM con- Longtr load distribution. . . . CWrolvt'* i Krug but would furnish famous n ju - n o A tw o inrroto aiA a A U lsart gaarsdfor tha load! ■Houae CommUtro datlutt to kH p tha T*X *t V pkeront 'll"rise to IU50 dM ’bo ? p * r - ? - .. ' iA m • y . -*• Advance-Design Trucks •j e acclaimed from coati to coast! W 5,S .h !£v.ua Seaalpn A m e rica’s First ETerywhere. . . wherever you ( o . . .Truck ueere *r» praising the sensational new line of Advancs-Dstlgn Chevrolet trucks. Reason I They’re rsatly new, ragffv different, Introducing the Unique cab that "breathes'' —th a t almost literally "Inhales” fraoh air and " eiha les’' used air,* plug scores of other new feature* and Innovations long-awaited—long*wtntadl Built t6 be first, and built to b i t , they're blg-looklng, blg-kiadlng, powerful yet economical trucks to do a more profitable job for you. See them now. LUCKY STRIKE presents THE MAN WHO KNOWS THI TOBACCO BUYER! TVIBOUOHT well over ten million pouneb a f tobacco. . . bo I apeak w ith aorne authority wheii I say th a t aeaaon after aeaaon. I'vo aeerl the makers of Lucky Strike buy real �vm THE W EATHER ( a U a lty T h e r# I f S tr e n g th — 'T o Protect the P u tt* of th* World; To Promote Ui# P ra g m a of A aerica; To Prodac# Prosperity for Sanford. %%Con*iHfr«b!t» rloudlnets with ©crnlhnn! •howerf an«i thunder* tfnrtnA thlt if tp in ^ o and parly tonight • !*comintr partly cloudy through £«\urda>*, , A N . IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N EW SPA PER -e — V P L U M E X X X V III — * r "■ ■ ■ Established 1908 .S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , F R ID A Y . JU L Y * A s s o c ia te d Proa* L eased W iro 25. 1917 N O . 181 _________ __ Andrew J.Ma> And Garsson Brothers Sentenced To Jail Ex-Congressman Gets Up To 2 Years For Accepting Bribe In War Contract Deal Gun Toter Held A fter President’s Visit Russian Says United Nations {las No Power Is Gromyko Insists Se­ curity Council Can Not Force Balkans To. Aid On Border Value Of County Property Given As $32,827,990 LAkl SUCCESS. July ‘25 UP). R u iiii told the United Nalioni Secunlv ( »uncil today thr ro u n d had no power to lorce the Balkan •tale* to (oopriate with the Amrrican-ptopn.rd border commituonSoviet D -lr^jir Andtn A. Gromyko tliui look thatp ittue with contrntmnt ol Hrtichel V. Johnion. Deputy 'U . S. Delegate, that decmoni ol the - council undej Of W ar Signed By Tr uman; United Air Force Is Given Equal Rank With Army And Navy In U n i f i c a t i o n Bill . r r- Stop-DatcsAre PutOn New ACL Freight Vet G. I. Benefits; Many War PowersDepot Building Is Rcmain In Force WASHINGTON. July 25 t-rt— Now In Operation Pie*iilent frum-xn today signed .»■ —■ ■ ASHINGTON. July Zi </V)~ cmgunm an . Andrew J. May wai sentenced today to a teim Nearly Half Of This WASHINGTON. JuU tAA of from eight months to two years ValuationExcmptcd Congiess sent to President Ituman in prison on charges of accept­ For Tax Purposes today legislation putting the Army! A , , , ... ing $53,634.07 in bribes while he legulstion leperlmg *ome 175 war­ and Navy unde, a single calnnet; A u t o m o b i l e L o a d i n g time and emergency l»**s now or was wartime chairman of the , House-Military Affairs Committee. officer—to be called the Sec lelatv j P J a tlo riT L . I s N O W within one vejf ur^putting sto|Se. I The «°'*l ••»«•«* valuation ol *•n Lminj * _ . •.all ail properly proprujr in m ^Seminole « hih' ol Nation.! Defense. J U l l d e r C b l l S t r ............ . latr* oiT'velerans* I benefits. The. two men •ccu.rtl ol pay ( t | ,he r|fn t ,;mf „ % U , I his so-called aimed sem cesl _______ It,, m rHect ing the bribes-m um Loot lf) 2 7 .m $543,241 m,„e .had •W ,c4»ion7m ;..,,,e" iff* »rj f n -‘ ........... slat-" • % r a y and H e n r y M a n .6 n - J .n w„ -- Johnton immediately competed the Air rorces e<)ual rank wiihj* I ware given prison terms with a sealed , , today . _ *• 1 Freight Depot building.* tecently ute*. In i statement. Mr. Irumsn by Sanford F. Doudand sea (orcr* A At p.e.pies- f0 me land ,ana ana se, torcrs by ,he I ce Const,ui with another warning that failure the 'j minimum of eight months and a nry. county Ux assessor. Iruction *.*ul it i« "not pn»*ible" at this a branch <-om nf* J u „ put little to wipe out the whole list. ol *ny Slate to comply with a d* enl. th r^ A 'r Force maximum of two years. The total assessed value of all in the War Department »*herr linto use this week. Another im ctiton o| the Council might mull I hr tr-w legid.ition specifically 1 The maximum penally that could property in (he county which if in enforcement measurei ol the land officers wield biggest inllu-lprovement. an alitomobile loajling exempts cert-*in lx»** which Conj have been imposed on each by exempt of partially exempt from ence. itrongeit kind. Iplatfoim it now Ireittg built nrai gte*« and the Administration htve 1 Judge Henry A. Schweinhaut was taxation Is $14,649,700. he declaiThe legislation is one of 1 -the freight terminal Masonry work . "Any failure would lay the nonagieed thnuld resn*i#«>*ka4*«s**ks. I six years in prison and a fine ol A 4 ^ W ’M 1M TRR after I’reildcnt Truman left the Senate chamber complying >t*ev open |n teriotti big measures Congrrs* bad tick­ ed. . is by Bridget and WillUny, Like Ihe temlution was worked out ) $30,000: th is is 44,6 percent of the to Capitol police took Into 'ruitodv a 'man blentified aa Clifton R. action to iniuie their cooperation." eted for final \action before ad­ M an cnnliaclort. _> ItyL.llw ptJu'i t,v .-ouomttaes of. The sentencing was delayed j{or last.- valuation!----- -----— —— —— !L ‘ 8plre», u f Augtwda, Ga., shown (centerl with the arreatlng officer*. Lorain Trum p'TteTtl and Paul G. STOttsyT He U*a taken Johnmn n td “ Th» CrtOftcil can journment -fornwrinw'. -V~ I he new building with its con- both House* and Attorney (»eneMl r t^ e than two hours while die It It alio one of the major pro­ Assessed value of property to Galllnger Hoipital for olnervatlon. A bullet was In the gun. make such decmoni undec Chaplet ctet* limns and cement blocf. Clark. ' defendants' lawyer pleaded for a posals Mr. Truman made *0 the (International Sotimlphotol V I." against Which. taxes may he lev­ another was In hie pocket. Mr Truman voret-d hope for a lawmakers. For futiue iiitumal walls r» at freight car lesrl on new trial an^i May beesrrcheA the ied for county maintenance pur­ Johnmn summed up his views defense, he also'aakrd that mill the south rnd, ami It.irk* will weedy end of the remaining emcourt for merry. eraeney atattiter. find asked Clark tary training tu- requiie.1 for all poses is the difference between in this way be raised about 14 inrbe* on lb'- to continue hi, studle*. Hi* state­ phyalrally fit young men. The 72-jrear old former Ken­ the $32,827,990 and the $14,649.I he Council has the pbw rt to All he got on that * pro­ north end so lh-*l the new tttbbei ment -aid: tucky democratic congressman In* make inieitigations. Counities are mise nf early action when <’-m• Wo .li.ml-l . .onpl.-l- the order­ i slated that he had never taken “a 700 exemption, or $18,178,290. tired band Irurk* c.*n be putlt-.l Homesteads, valued at $5,801.obligated in cooperate. I* is the gresn reconvene* neat January. more eaitly in and out of * *i.. ly reconversion r»f the ttmchinery | alnale dime" dishonestly during his long service In rongrrsa. 140. are exempt by State law duty ol. the members of the l nileti That promise rame wlmn tin* it was announced by E. N f ield and tipetaliun* of the gmvrnmani to .1 peacetime basis n* rap-dly IlniMe approved n universal train­ He told Schwrinhaut: from taxation for maintenance, ns practicable " “I stand before the court today Br DANIEL DE LUCE .cent in the fir-t Slovak election* Nation* to abide by the decisions.*’ ing bill by a vote of 20 In It. thu» mg. Iieiglit agent Gloniyko replied th at'll a nilui.i sliding it to the ratemlar of tm-slThe I'resident on Dec. 31 de­ wUh a clear, clean conscience. “I hut can he taxed for interest and BRATISLAVA. Slovakia, July after war. l>urlng wartime, Sanford »«> n clared an end to th«r stafo of ho*. hV er violated a law as far as I linking fund. Adding this sun 25, (AA—Slovak Communism wears Un the wall of flastoranaky's found that the work of the com lies* which will be awaiting the transfer point for the wloir f| tllltlea........... This struck t*f rm crknow In the 72 year* of my life. (o ,|,e valuation lor maintenance a white collar to the officer-amt! simple offjre hangs a picture nf million "is incompatible w.th its ,e*‘.!l,, to ” Wh' n .\h* y rM,,pn,W*' Florbla. but vinca the romyletinnj |a*vv f,<om the tiooks on New icoe* to church on Sunday. | Lenin, but the No. I ItoUlievIk of r i r r rreceived crciv ru n o u ir u irw i* i . _ I In* was another prog,e«* in of the big terminal at Wayi’i'**. RP„ey "Ia nnever a udollar dlroct-____ .■ *« i, i1n0T7o0 .1U1 n1 . ...........— y , ll(, | , <v ly or Indirectly that was not 1 e‘«uala $23,979,430 valuation for and «e$ termination It beats the propaganda drums history has a <|ui*tlr*l expiettlon soveieignty, then it can refute to Conirreag' drive to clean Its date Ga.. tills transfer business ha* been1 dates for .11 others on Juno 30 or cooperate." honestly earned or juatly duo.” the interest and sinking fund. for Soviet foreign policy, llut It on hla bdnided fare, for adlournement: much reduced, ami at p -s e n t May was convicted July .1 af Of the $14,649,700 exemption, admits It never * a n b to see a 1 “The gcrutalion that the Slovak Tire House p**»ed romprnnii«* goods and merchamlUr nr- re­ later. Tlie new action luhrs another ter an U-week-long trial of ac­ $8,025,000 1* the value nf property Russian army on Slovak *611 agulti. Communist Patty's program I* By FRANCIS W. CARI’EN fF.lt l-ci*l«tion to end Nov. 1 th« fov- ceived niostlv for the Hanford long -1,-p t m «id prac-timo opera­ cepting $63,634.07 -In bribe* from wholly exempt. The largest Items It, talks of drmocrary instead of made In Moscow is not often made, * LrVKF. SUCCESS. July 25 At einm rnf* restriction* on inxlall area " The location of tlio fr -iylit tion* nltlimigll 'the art-inl end of munltlona maker* Murray and In this aura are the Hanford Mun­ dictatorship of the..■ff! proletariat. .............. . and ll Is easy to disprove.' Has- Paul Martin, Canadian ministM ol men buying ami selling. depot in -Ilia lo-ai t of Saof-r-l, Gir u ni f--r intei nali-otai purHinrv Garsson. The Gvjsson icipal Airport and Osceola air The Senate Labor Committee np- makes It wants Crcchnslovakia’a win- tovanskv said. It easily aceesslble t-> h isl iniu-w AxU-.iuit .oioe -until pence brother* were found guilty of r I« porta which total $4,460,000 In ea dojrs to tin* Wrst wide open. _ “ W e^propose' nothing that ran nation health and welfare, dec late-1 pmved. 9 to 3. the l’ie*;.|-i|t'* neis Interestsram l tn irttn g Mutca llr.ilirt it,e sigl-etl. What Is Slovak Communism? noH ..- m-liievnl through•ilembc-j|0d 'r Ing tile bribes fo r favor* end. tike* 11mated v alue/ said Mr. Doudney. i y ||IP principles ol firejlnm nohdiiaUnn* nf foimer I'eio--ci,itit- is ample. ttn r major effect of today’s ac­ came Into court to hear their j A total .of $4,165,980 is exempted The answer, from Party Secretary- ratic nrlM-raara. In- act ti|i*r we oj jnfoimalioit and ol the piess Senator Aim Mllldock to l>e a The building is more than ?0'* tion i» to nut st«>p-<lntea on G. I. member of the National Labor I under many classification* iisel'id General Stefan llastovansky, re­ advorntr rooperution- with olh»r di|$ May toM Judge £chweln- Ing n t y and County owned land* sembles old Mniratn doctrines part lev In achievemg a broad sort- are essential to the main|rnance Relations Bi-erd. Tha committee fe«llonr and 35 feet - wide, l-a* a Iienefits for. niv-*ut 16,000,1)90 »er. ha4fct V Ouwrt uuuse, Cause, 'Publtr Library,' w4*» abbot a* much "a* a Jet-propelled •lltation of the economic struc­ of fntein ational peace and othr also appr«ve<l the nomination of rvble-loading nlatform ru n n 'n t tl-» aleentrli ami tefernnr. full length r-u the west »i-l“ mid Iletrafler n»ir nrmy <nl:»tecx y t y cnurehc*. raker resembles (he flying mash ture nf the state pieauppn.se* that “I neves got a atngla dlrno from efwnrks. City Jail,* oh|*clrves of the United Nations. J. Copeland Gray, a* a member of on the north able has a r -ot (Im-loilir.r lb---.; who entered scrthe G am o n i or anybody «lar. schools, lodges, disability ami wl-l Ine that the Wright brother- wc nro open* to compromises.* the board and Robert N. Denham «I *«nfiMiirtl hr %lfl In a prepared address to tlf' naltform with roof shelter illli n “I never, did a thing In Congrats ows exemptions, etc. Also exempt launched at Kfttyhawk. as general rounsel. "We arrf for evolution, not tathat today vexea my conscience. l niled Nations Tlconomic and Solx $221,900 worth of land that has A quiet, scholarly ex-railway volution.” . Renubliran*. after holding the ramu for easy unloading of - -o •"I stand here toda» on the mercy reverted to the State Internal Im­ clerk. 37 • year - old Raatoeansky llastovansky ha* never visited cill Council on the repoil ol the Renata in «e**|on all last ilgnt, lev of the court. If I go to (all my provement Hoard, also $680 of controls the party machinery which Moacow and he welcomes Intergave up artiiins effort* in put Within tl>» freight building !• n UN Sub-Commission on Freedom (I natlMneS na t*aaa Stsl said they will carry the ease to the delinquent, non-exempt property. harvtatpd a R*d vote of 31 per1; sennrate office fm K. K* TTrilhurn, HVnllaaM ea Paae I’-ari ol Information and ol the Pm*. Supreme Court ff plea If n^-eanary, nAei wnrehnute fnremnn. Hn pcdnt-l Property rlasaified as taxable tied for a near trial ami praised Includes non exempt land' valued ollt a screened enclomre wh'eh -* Martin laid hr* government supMav and thr Garssona befor* Hay at $12.784,M0; personal property rnt proof, nml iised -for «*•*• **»*r pmlfd the iiih-commiision'i _tec■Vrr ested the court. fiKHlv anil perivhnlilev. .Tlie,,- i* .1 valued at $3,697,270 and* railroad ....................... — lit ‘ ommendalion that a projected Among the reasons cited by the and telegraph properties valued nt large piatforin scale of five i.in AIIH'NS. )itlv 25 The wriild conference on freedom ol lawyers for a new trial was the $1,706,480. rapacitv. Rest rooms hm - '•-"* ' \V*r Mmivti\irpoitril today tin t contention that the Juror* had lis­ orovided and Ire water ili ' t- -u‘ Total assessed valuation at pre­ | inf'fimation be held early next , <ii iiili, foice ol between 1.200 tened to radio description* of the sent shows a $646,241 ln;rr*vo fountains. ye*,. He said Canada attached (('•RtlavH on |*a| p 9|«) over Uie $32,282,760 valuation It I* ptanneil to rut th,- w.-e-t- yu| | .50(1 men fml hunched • gieat importance to this confer­ BERLIN. July 25 (<P) - A dr' and imptnve the uppearnn •• -f “ • iliomt .rtt ick on Gievrn.r. approxfor 1045. Mr. .Doudney revealed. ence. , The Lions Club 11 prrpatrd to This Increase, he said, I* due to Spraying ol cattle vkith a DDI fetenie between the politic* nJ area to the rear and vide of tin- -I • liinlefv 'll iiuje, from the Albania natural rnuses such m new I ull-J* take on the Rotary Club with a solution has not only proved ol I he people and the govern­ the United Stale* Slate Depart not. according lo offirialv. In front Ing* and Improvement*. Main­ of the office building. Im -• flonlin rnd about 50 mile* e.»»t tenance tax valuation la $467,210 softball game to be played^ next great benefit in ridding the animal* ment of -Canada believe th'al men! and views rib the Ament an bloom brightly. ,.l f,nnit*a, eatfiec local point ot Wednesday evening at 7: 30 o'clock more than the $17,716,080 value of of flic* and insect pests, but by fie-dom of information and fiee- military government here concern flsh'mg tlong lire holder. 1945. at the Lakrfront softball park, it dom of the press ate not only ing Germany became appaieni file nuri),Ji* • tic! thr gurnjlIn 1945. according to the report was announced Iqday by Hatty reduction of mosquitoes lias im­ lOatllavM aa r«a* t i l l today. . proved health conditions for ffeol*« were *ve|| equipped with heavy of th e,S tate Comptroller, Semin­ The new* o| Secretary o l had a total arretted Robion at tht meeting of the Lion* pie alto, said Ralph Wight, pro*,r*p.'-o« rnd bid forced back TALLAHASSEE. July 25. UTl— ole (County C o a lla a M l a a r a s a B i d at the Tourist Center. * . s girtsive Seminole County # rattle Ia wIh IiiKpcctH Site Stair M ttdiall't invitation to go.vnlpinic ot'ibide (iieven.r in their A l-eon County Circuit Court Jury Of Mine I)i«aHter France to participate in a three-1 Richard Drat, who w*a» nameil raiser; last, night acquitted former Hep. flirt atfw k, liuntliJ .«t about 5:00 Demle C. Papy of Key West on all Spencer Wainright, power conference on Germany’s in manager ol the team, announced A. M Two years ago at Mr. Wight's three counts of Indictment* charg­ WEST FRANKFORT. III., July duilitaL Jevflr hit governing ollt a "14 minute" practice for Mon­ ranch.near Lake Jeuup. the lust — MihTTrv_ iiiihMit!a, mid the *t; ing him with attem pts le bribe Wv-Hl-John L. I^wiv. United Mine BATAVIA. T'^v 7 rn rr-A -T T ,r 61. Dies In Miami day evening. fellow legUlafora. lr<! spraying of cattle with DDI Worker* rhlef,- *rriv«-d here by rial* in Germany with ihaip im cpraldre.d Dutch vouice *.ml t'e ln l n k d t u n s part ol tire guerrilla Papy, wealthy 46-yea(-old hotel "Thii is all the practice nrers on_ « large scale tn .jh e—United nuti moblle trelay for*an Inspection pad. the firvl phase of Dutch . r l"r>cc whirl, hfd previnurff, »TFuneral aervlce* for 8p*ne»r R. operator and oil distributor, was nrTTie mine In which 27 coal digThe U 5. Military Governor. Won* againrt lire Indonetian lh - t-w 5r tL L'l!!!1'* .'r^gr collapse and was helped from Walnrlghl, Sr.. 61, former yesldent lary lo heal Rotary,” be de­ States look place, and United g«-r % perished from an explosion . ‘ General I ririut D. Clay, declined publican army, armed *1 i.olal-j G.evrna I*' * »qwn of about courtroom by h it attorney*, of Sanford .and Orlgndo, who died clared. Club President Robion was Stale* Department of Agriculture yr*terxlay. tear* Mr earning dawn hi* face, bf a K a rt attack Wednesday af­ not ia .optituilic, however, and experts, tlalh and county agticul1.- wis, who wai accompanied lo comment hul il wai learned' ing central Java from tire n-- Ltl'tH in Ihe foothill* of the Pinwhen the jury- announced Its ver ternoon at hi* home in Miami, will pointed out that none olhrr than lute men gathered to witness the hy Hugh White, president nr Dist­ autliniitatively that ' neither Ire nimltic iiikT aiI riml \\ f%t, ||4il,I^U t*u* •w*»unl.lini# be held a t the graveside at lakerict 18 (IlllnoUl of »4he UMW, diet of Innncenca. The CJtrtk 8#cnni Army Corp» The alx jurors, who heard four vlaw Cemetery Sunday afternoon Dub Eppi ii slated lo take the demonstration which turned out to •pnVa briefly with Gnvrrnor nor any other lop American no! complete,!. j , lt, jl( , „ ri„ n r#info r« ■be a big success. * dava of testimony and ai%uments, at 4:00 o’clock In charge of the mound for the Rolatiani. Dwight H. Green of Illinois In ilary go*einmcnl official wai of­ Reporting from lb- Repul,In «» ini-nt* lia-l to-eo uiorlng toward a downtown hotel lobby and then deliberated only 36 minutes before Erickson Funeral HonA. The Rev. Ho'wrvaL Eppa Is due to fare ficially informed ol the Slate Dc Lionel Nelson of the O r led , Metho­ thr f o i l i n g formidable lineup' Mr. Wight's cattle am now went out to the old Ren Coal parlment * <udden offer lo Frame capital of Jngiakarla, deep m the | Groveiia vinre early morning and reaching their verdict sprayed with the solution on an mttipany’a No: H mine. A roar went up from the parked dist Church will officiate. of Lion slugger*: intrnor, Arrociated Pre** lO |lr -the viluation w n 'Meeelopinq fa r.avrrage of every 60 days, ho -nut Mr, Walnwright had lived In Mi­ lie told newsmen he had noth­ either before or after il was made *pondenl f larrit Jackton «*id -ol or ably-" S'ltie reinforcement* alcourt room as the verdict was read II. Rob*on, p ami about three time* during the ing to* aay because he had Just : ready hail Jotn-d Ihe hattle. The only information received bv the clerk and Papy immediately '• sly ami for the paat 11 years. He la Al Lyon, e summer lesson. For two week* an'ivgd. RtiMfirrr final Republican* oliviou*ly lo Sr.ltfirr* firing riK-ket* and was surrounded by a large group survived by the widow, Mr*. Min­ Henry Witt*; Jr, lb in Germany on the .whole war a after each spraying not a mo* nie L. Walnwright ami by two Ib-for* Lewis arrived here, a requeit to hold up the announce­ taw the pnttibd ly that the Dub', "’"chin-gun* were reported k»eepqC/rirndt. Diek Ellaberry, 2b uuiio ran be seen in the vicinity, federal mine Inspector eiamlned 'wNiked for H. Deal, t. Papy daughters and two ion* by a pre­ would render ihe Dutch | m,*iIio,|M under s'oady he declared. the eearyd corridor where the ment of an Ameriran-Brilith agree- lonlinuoutly precannut will, gun fin-. Kcroml Corps officers said said through an attorney. “ Inc vious marriage: Mr*. Robert F. D. Swan. 3b. tin- gneriillas would “ either he reDr. Frank B. Qulllman, director miners were killed ami attributed ment on Germany1! level ol mJury of I.eon County -has made a Illley of Miami. Mrs. L. A. Knight H. Bisbee. rf nrllfwl or rniahecl,” Th# guerrilla* nil* warfare. of the Seminole County Health the hlaat to an explosion of gay. duilry. reafhrd after itatem ent for me by clearing me mei of < Plkeavllle, Md.. Ben G. WainJack Morrison, ef weeks ol not actually f\tt-ird the town, Unit, explained that this I* due to William Gallagher Evansof the chargee filed again*! m e.lt -ight of Oviedo and Spencer R. Ted William*. If The Dutch informant h -rr said hadwas negotiation, there source* ^aid. said. Aa I said on the floor of the Houae.J Walnwright of Miami and by aevUtility men will ba John Iva*. th« fact that cattle (or humans) elite, lad..' the federal mine Infi t the next step for Dutch troapv it Pre** dispntrh-s said a 24-hour The qur.tion of giving France wouM ^ to mop up tonr, „f tJ ^ ector who began hi* axamlnaI knew I would be vindicated.” en grandchildren. Jo* Mom, Cecil Carlton and F.. are a sort of “blood bank" for Spe f.y Greek nrrny artillery mosauitoes which cannot lav their (for ! a a aa* , l a r , , l , n n i f i a l 8 la a l a l c . a a a a a 1 aa * L > _— on while rescuer* still sought a voice The Jury during the final fourth ► in deciding, Uwhal the lev tlance In Ihe eastern ami Western pounding B. McCall, ami aircraft had routed 600 goeregg* until they have had tRelr the last three bodies laid “ It was OVERLOADED dav of, the trial heard Papy charpari* of the Island and install n-.v el of induitry thall be for th* Daryl Swan called upon mem- Mood quota. II amllna,4 »* f s i e %l»l Reduction of mot- a gas axploston: There's no Jom evl MELBOURNE. July administrations. Whether Dutch ber* of tha club, to aid Jayceet Jaycees combinrd American and Brilith troop* a* the victim of th e,Miami H erald,The chartered airliner which In their drive to raito fund* to ouitoea means reduction of mal­ quritlon about I t" aid Ihen would drive on Jogjak­ aria, ha declared. Tw*aty-*lx of th* approximat­ loner of Germany war contidered arta In an attempt t» suuvdi the and “other big newspaper*” who I crashed near hero July 18 killing Series Of Robberies the new Tourist Booth on Md used aa "tool*" hla accuser*— 21 person*, moat of u p m Puerto operate Contented cattle, freed of. file* ely 200 miners a t work in th* by authoritative aourcet here at remainder of the republic war un» tb* lakefront. Rap*. Bralley Odham "* * * * * * Rican*, * t and Insect peats, show an average diggings 5000 feet underground virtually a complete reverts) of decided, the Informant said. of* *Sanford was overloaded about a Reported In Falatka Cl yd* Ramsay told of a new gain of 50 pounds a head over were found about a mil* and a and Clarence Camp of Ocala. ton. a Civil Aeronautic* Board A Netherlands army rommunlgrandchildren will drop out of eol pocket Braille writing machins thoea that uaed to ute a rot of taU **«lf south of th# main entrance Under tha law. the State cannot hearing was told today. I'ALATKA. July 25 (,T> County one said (popping j»p already u n that Lion club* are making avail­ energy battling Insects, ha reveal­ •h.ft; On# of flrg appeal from the Jury's verdict. • begun fifth # eastern part of the J tid g r Caiiiliy Green today said able to th* blind kt smalt con. ed; Drainage of *warn pi by ditches (ure-l ured Halnara miner* ri removed to a lo tp - __^'Regardleaa of whgt h** been HOTAHY PROGRAM I ■* 1 _ I L . tea a l l a l a t i a a a » a a aa aa a two men and a girl had conferred raid Ip the malicious p r tti x x x Island. King Lion W. 0 . Uvfngiton waa RAPIST EXECUTED *7, Charles Morrlfon. p r o g r a m fined 10 e«nta by Tall TwiatOr and reduction of mosquito** by the tal >llad today. An Indonesian army communi­ participating In a 'scries of butI'm not guilty.” DDT spray on cattle were pointed COLUMBIA. B.C., July 28 UP\ chairman, announced today that during th# reported that Republican inedp house burglaries durin Defense attorney*, * who have que ‘"seilsM An 18-year-old negro, Bert Grant, Mia* Roberta Erapa, soprano, and Harry Robson for calling a gui­ out by Mr. W ight a* two factor* * nddii-yh*-I i —Haseg ea r a s a H al MrNg Nolan’s Brother tar played by W. IL Connolly, a that; had gvyfsllv reduced malaria. was electrocuted her* today for group \v*s led bv the 19-sear-old 19-gear-oli aHaietlloM 4 ^ wife of on* of the prisoner*. Died This Morning HEARING RET JOINT 8UIT man In, Darlington county two render - Guests- a t - tb*.- maatlng were _ if LEONARDTOWN, Md., July 25Five person* have betn charged TALLAHA88EE. July 25 6TI “ — m onthg~lf*rJU JI I I mEratea W a program of m ails a t the Rotary Ray Slaton and Albert Fllta. 11- D, Berry, 76 year old brother W7- Civil authorlllea today tent­ Th# Supreme Court today ruled wirii parilclpating in th* affair UNSOLVED CRIME I K be waf led Into the^ penlUnt- luncheon Monday. of Mrs. Mlmrale Nolan of San- atively act Aug. 1 for- arraign­ that a husband and wife may sue which has upset official and busdeeth chamber, O rant __ . MONROE. GA^ July 25-UP)- fnrd. died this morning at 4:00 o'­ ment and preliminary hearing for Jointly for separate claim*, a ri­ Ine** circle* over Putnam county, ked fir and waa given ”a little „ LBBDT APPOINTED CHARGED WITH HUDKR Oae year ago today two negro clock a t hla home In Winter Gar­ a young seaman charged srltia the sing from th* same transaction. but only four have been taken In T a l l a h a s s e e , July 25 u n men and thalr'wlvea wars slaught­ den a f a r a lingering Hints*. more chicken” from hi* laat PENSACOLA. July 25 (AADe­ ' murder of Mrs. Julia Katona, 36 Answering a certified question cuMody. night’s supper. puty Shriff Billy Mareh said to- Governor Caldwell today appoint­ ered by an unmasked mob of Today Sheriff W. J. Reeves was Mr. Berry Is survived by hi* year-old navy .wife found alaln submitted by the circuit court of “It aura Is good,' ho remarked, day BgL Grady E. Poland, 28, of ed L.C. I/eedy, Orlando bond deal­ about 20 whlta men and despite wife, one ton and on* daughter and after g pepny-ant* po k er' game Oranga .rouoty, the court said looking for Ccdeman Hancock eating heartily. Eglin Field died tarly today of er- and former atato reprasent- Intensive federal and atat* In­ anothf* eleter. Mr*. Edna=MIIUr at Her lionie near Tall Timbers. th* joint suit could I,* filed r.Veti after Judge- GreCn Insurd a capla* lie admitted hie guilt. “ I short­ bullet wouod* and that 1its Engllrfi at ire, to the Oranga county school vestigation*, and rewards In ex­ of BunaslL Md. The seaman, 'Joseph Daniel though h 1943 UgMatiVp art per­ for-him and set bond at $1,600, ened my day* myself," he told w ar brido, In Jail at Creatview, board in succeed Samuel IL Wil­ cess of $30,000, th* mass murder Funeral arrangements hero not Rrouilletle, 22, of M anchester^. mits a woman to jy # and l>* »ued saying that Hancock had jumpad • liam*. who resigned. the prison chaplain. remain* unaplred, . would be charged with murder. IL, It held in Ihe county jail here. In hep own right. yet been completed. a $5*0 lonid. -G * • : S — Slovak Communism Is Far Cry From Rigid M arxist Doctrines BiTek* Guerillas Launch Vigorous Attack On Grevena Stott1 Department, AM(i Disapre*' 4to (ierman Policies Lions Schedtilo Cattleman Cites Practice Session Benefits I)or>,"'*i To Beat Rotarv From DDT Spray Papy Is Acquitted On All 3 O '* 4" • In Bribery Trial Dutch Report End ! Of First Phase Of Indonesian Fitfbt -L v ■ii (• - • »* •* »='i V• f 5§iS f4^ : v *. * * ... . > -• . * a. . i �* * ■f 1 * * m mm. I t u : -S A N rO K I) t l L K A i A C ^ N f u T p . The Sanford Herald FRJDAV, Jtjl.V 25, 1947 I’apy’s Acquittiil „ __ ___, * A lth o u g h R orolu P upy hnit l» b ji n c r|u itte d by n ju r y o f i i s moil in TnllnhitAiH* o f u fT erlnu-it l>ribe to tlefen t tin* iiutl-IxMiki" b'H s o n tf tw o a n d a h a lf m illion F lo rid ia n s a ro V»l«tr4 ■• «r« iliH awnIlf r 'till convinced th a t th e bill to jiu t th is c o rru p t rinK o f -OvtPfcfr 27, HMD, nl ll»r |<f|| «.#!•. r tntcritfltfoiial iMKthmnKcr.-f o u t o f buHiiiess, ho f a r a s th is j If ^nnfnrd* Flatlet** tiMdrr iHr Jlcl 'Htate is* corUiTnctf, .ihould h a v e been p a sse d , a n d w ould j t f CtiirM * **l 'I nr<h 5« IMIT, h av e lieen p a ire d , if nit u m isiial a m o u n t o f undu'e influ en ce ItUM.AMI L. Ill - IN hml not b e e n . b ro u p h t to l*em\ ' Kdllnr (iOHinh ni:%% TheV. areiitso oT th e o p inion th a t so m e law fthould be lU ktiim VtaiiHaft e n acted b v » th e ia ttis la tu re m a k in g it a little m ore illegal IIIIM •»". it \ i *.» • # to o f f e r b rib e s To JcR islu to rs th a n it is a t p re s e n t, a n d th a t l'» >*li lr In MvRiifr • f 1‘n r t l r r . N f f l l • -o m in e o f th e d iffic u ltie s o f c o n v ic tin g in su c h b rib e ry cases • » t Maalfc f t should he rem oved! T h e v a r e n o t a t a ll convinced th a t good l%ft# %f*nlfca --2,2$ •I .v» tin Mtulkt 0 (Ml bills a r e not d e fe a te d by b u y in g v o te s, o f t h a t had luw s (l«t lt* r a re n o t som e tim e s e n a c te d th ro u g h th e ju d ic io u s u se of •All nl»*lMnr> tf O m , rar«l« of a few cases o f S co tch . . Ifcaak*. tMiilifiliim ftttil Ntllfff «f U n fo rtu n a te ly , it is n o t e n o u g h fo r a le g is la to r to h av e •utrrtalnn.e-nl* for Ik# pnrpKff «l r*l*tns fn’nil*. ulll hr f l»in*r»| fur th e m n n r o r Y nhlcn'oinirp-B uch a c tio n , t o •p ro te s t u g a h is t •I trnnlnr ■rf«rrtl*lMr~fxlr« * th e iisu o f b r ilm n in . th e I.e g is la tu re , o r to o p e n ly -accu se *■— i ■id — "Vru •!»« i'+T. ' If* ** |IM>»•(•' i Inr.. rri>rra^iita T l r JlrtiiM T h e m an w ho m ad e th e bTfer. lie m u st h av e p ro o f. I f o n iu s t be ulilt—to show "b e y o n d a n y - t eitwo nwMe d m ib t**^ !!^ 'm a y in mv BhllMMil ilr 14 «l Qffirt* *m fnnlnlMlwrd In llir lifU- lin g er in th e m in d s o f th e ju r y , th a t th o o ffe r w as m ade. Ml rllfrn In tfcr rrnnirr *»l‘h IMinrlpnl h*ml«jiuMrn In I bir*«>« T he m a n re m a in s, in n o c e n t u n til h e is p ro v e n g u ilty . o f f e r s o f b rib e ry a r e n o t a p t to be m a d e in the* fo rm ■■4 Ntw l« ih . m n i i t i r f »*l l b « of tv in o v rilte n co m im in icatio iis. N n r d o e s o n e litre a tow n Thp llrraie l« n hlih la rnllllol elaieu Pee Prr*« iihtrii i» rp i....Aarf-a— lalvrly im ter u — ter rri»t.l.li- hall w ith a p u b lic a d d r e s s 's y s te m w h en h e w a n ts to p u t gtrlaal tenet >n>< "iteMJ o v e r som e n e fa rio u s .schem e, lie m a y n o t even h av e said ratle*•*"nl all itir -----nrll a* all " fiv e h u n d re d d o lla rs" , n r “a c a s e i d S c o tc h w h isk e y ". !■ tela # r *»Ml •tlar^tehea. "F iv e h u n d re d " , o r "n e a se of* S c o tc ir ’ w ould Im re been read ly understoiK l by a n y o n e be w a s t r y i n g to buy. S4, HUT THURSDAY. Y et, d e sp ite th e fa c t Hint Air. P a p y h a s n o t been proved g u ilty , w e believe th a t a g r e a t ile a l o f good h a s ,E VfcHSfc-FfUt TODAY iieeit acco m p lish ed by H iailcy O d h u n i's d isclo su res. He h GOOD WORKS Wil l. 0 0 ! Alt a t .th ro w n tin* f e a r o f Q od in to e v e ry |io litirin ii in T a lla ­ . * TO*ASStJHK AHUNDANCI. 01 h assee w ho t h i e v e s th a t b rib e ry is a n a tu r a l co n c o m ita n t ,0RA('K IN YOUR OWN I U K; of o lir p o lita nl nim tiiite ry .* lie h a s g iv e n th e m c a u se to 1HEIR HOPEI Of lU rU nf a tww llf« ihatW wI, Ul«gal Jtw lili Immigrants th in k tw ice b e fo re o ffe rin g b rib e s in th e fu tu re . stand'fn Uic wreckag, esused wh«n a BrltUh varsitlp collided with th , (iud la ghltr to mail, all tay.tce fu n to Im h au led in to c o u rt on b rib e ry c h a rg e s, Kxodui 1041 oulslda Hslts, PsIssUna, whtls U was bringing 4,500 •Uiutu) toward you, dial . nl even Itit isyono u m e a c q u itte d . refugees to the Holy Land. A bstUa aasuad whan Iha British attempted wags having nlj »uf frcici.cy ill all to boatd Uie vessel. One American sesman was kilted. (Inlsrnalional) ~'T-vn, aMm; a, W av AlMIUmKu ofc-i V MMt goolj « . c x ■ u 1■• vl' ............. ............ u—ii 6lor. . U:H. Immortal Greece ItOO lleadlina Nswa Ssfb *Us,Hand It.isiu I R A D IO PU O G K A M S T'be g u m still b a rk in th e B a lk a n s a n d th eT iety sjm p ers file Church of iluv. Another "acirwbali’ lift br*i hislUfti. W lit It M « Headline Nsw* still tell o f th e c a rn a g e in th e m o u n ta in s o f .n o rth e rn picked up ill the hath **i »:*b st am vs gu*n*b G /eece, a n d A m e ric a n s g la n c e a t , th e h e a d lin e s an d g ro w lf * Jo Ass»tobl> of (lad I Congic** with « pii.tol in In jl:tS (Jospal Bingsis a little , p e rlm p s. s a y in g th a t th e y w ish (h o se tro u b le -m a k e rs j *!*!' , | pocket, thi* time only H lew min would ta k e t h e ir g u n s a n d go hom e. W iiat .is G reece to iot tb Organ Kerarts# 10:30 Treasure Chssr of Mulody . J - ulr* after* • vitit from the Pies th e m ? • l«#_ Alt You UMlOlng Ib .00 Church dsirlces (Congisgattuhi■ ’• ’•• al) ident, Only a lew day* *8" ~cn Y et h e r e - a n d th e r e ’ a n A m erican e y e lig h ts up a t th e ,; 1S vr ifion Uatioty Uuys II.M News at Nunn •tor ILickrr oi Ohio >*’j » ih*»i recogriijion o f a n am e th a t he jeitYned in Id s scln sil d a y s, ill* >ur Im «eO,(*uialt Itrlb Old Refiatn , I t.10 l^ng-Wtulh Mixed Quartrtl* _ twice- in the »*rnc building ia iccalliiiK Hi** t i r m t A rh llle s fital ''t h e ’, '"deed's"lie wrbiTgm , JiU# wMU»K41 . . »;ui k i n » u i ’ i« w < Tarts ' h u l l rnte'Slle* Club ■•* ; another "crackpot." All ol which and th o s e o f m any a n o th e r (la ssie s to ry o f V erse am l fuble, • i.'fc Uur I.m j . il* llrlabl Ilia Hawaiian Melodies • >•* u m n u i i b oyrnpuunr Ofch I ill Musical Program I te n e t to piove tint irtuiily pro w hen m en w ere so m ig h ty th a t t h e ir d eed s, re a l o r im a'gined. k.V*alli» .lew* 1,10 Hummer Hsrenade viiiuni ihould lie lightened, pir slantk th e w orld, a n d scen ted so re a l t h a t . th e y h av e e n d u re d n l i iMiwiiii .*ionio* ttSS Headline N*ws J.M Lot* <•!•* LlUO tilb tTlasde Thornhill ticulaily where political leader in m e n s' m in d s m 'd in lastka ( th e n u n k n o w n ) tlm t h av e t*u* ur* Stmt RtSO Conc*rl Ilnur of Loth p a ilie t. aie roncrineit js te d even to th e p re se n t day. JtSO Alrlane Trio ruivs ik«jU,ttiuUy r»ai* ,utS* ru a u .itIuoy to n s JtlO Ksrnllltr Crasalca -Prerident Roorrvcll naiiowly e» A nd not only do th e ir fables a n d p o e try en d u re, nk g re a t iltou L*t« lup a<ot** I 41 Sammy Kay* ‘taped death at _lbc liamfi ol t as a n y e v e r w ritte n , b u t also tin* scien ce a n d philosophy iiiui I t fully rout* (OS Four Arr* • IlsaUiin* ..«wi *:>(> Ho Proudly W* Halt ciary man in I H i . At fcati Iwi w hich gave n m n k im l.th e fii.it g n a t u rg e f o r m ost o f th e iltSS ■I V* t o . ah U(f 4.4S P,ankle Masters ti«e Htadlins Newt of our ihtec imulyred I'leiidenl basic sciences an d a r ts . A nd m i tr u e is tilts Unit, even In i:ob V „ «,.,l VI were the victims of ptychonru< th e d ecad en t G reece o f to d ay , m u ch ca n be learn ed fro m -•■iw*ar u* toll,li Oil * • 'l l Our ta.nd He Itrtght h e r m o d ern sc h o la rs. • .. 1 l i t.aily N*w* S I* Hirings of Melody rotict. Sitii L'eiciy LhuppMt Jainlun* I a Rally Rrenlng Newt U HP----- '. o ||.,m,.|iuu . tilb Tim- for be Tims *.«* li* liter lulling * 1* Twilight Hongs Parity’s Chances It war x hi|{|i .tubule - which lie* N>«t Ituutidup7t*a Headllnt Newt Bernie C. Papy paid the ncwquliu* tounutr hiitnad* d am es A. F a rle y 's re c e n tly p u b lish e d rem in iscen ces show I J* aunr.t* to.tenau* pert of Florida when he denounced s.oe iicuJi.n* N.w* th a t h e se rio u sly hoped to head th e D em o cratic p re sid e n tia l • <)i Mum.u a*r*nad* * them from the wifnei* iland in KVr u ie Uornlna Iwvotlon* tic k e t in 1940. It Is h a rd to sue w hy. In all A m erican h is to ry T allaluttcc ai "propuucnl*" o |jh m tity Myrnlrta u*iiii*i!en* hill agum i book maker,. Wc hav no onb know n only a s a p o litical m a n a g e r h a s e v e r w on a SiOti IJ.aillint N*W» rakiuiL im rty n o m i n a t i o n . --------- — .............. — *~ SilS toaimny Kay* m - s w i a w w r r n s a * -------------1 teen no poll of newt (tape i icniP a re s t .e______ x a m p le M wg.K as .Mill M a rtin o ren w hhoo h»cl h a d rIn n il V v aan n nBiliv n ,, w "S lle—tl.M* N*wa ■ g ' tucot ^ r the tub jet l. but il *>iin T h e n e ____ lieen clo sely iwciociated w ith T n n im tin y H all a n d w ith p a r ty 1*:*S t.'* 't«r*a j p percent of them favored ihit bill r« a* SnnauALFil w ire-p u llin g in N ew Y o rk . B u t V an B oren Was m o re tlia u a n,|S Tit* Atnli*tssilert ' which would have prevented one politician , lie h ad been s e n a to r, g o v ern o r, s e c re ta ry o f s ta te .utlii tail* writ ursilkr of the cruokenrti international an d m in is te r to K ngland, a n d h a d filled all th e s e p o s ts w ith lltdu llia.tlinr Nsw* lliOJ 1‘ruyiam H oiint : ring* in the country from filch c re d it. By c o n tr a s t, F a rle y ’s only n a tio n a l o ffic e whs th e litis Lundnon l/auc* ‘ ing the pockcl* of gullible pco p o stm a ste r-g e re ru ls h ip , a tra d itio n u l re w a rd f o r cam p ain ll:l» I.anchenn-Dane* ti es llutldy ttcorow t:.«« H**dU* New* A. ^ L is"tV f.urn' Jtoundop t W’lt^ 1 C , lUJelT • i" l»on!c'' oi 1 F a r le y 's Im pcs fo o m in a tio n w ere p ro bn a bh ly baaefT b a s e iruon n d“ l_tiiy . ,.... ....r iln* .... nMwmmauuii Nmitilmur ■Nnl«» b is w ide a c q u a in ta n c e w ith D em o cratic |HiliUcians a ll o v e r IN*” tlMdllB* News | T not know any bcltci, thrjf *o th e U nitw l S ta te s . T o e x p e c t h is election ho n u ist h av e It"" lltadUrte N*tat I 11"j >ltnlc For Danrtrta I making a girat coatiihution to in te rp re te d th e sw eep in g D em o cratic v ic to ry In 19!K’> a s liju Tuny Hmw * I 11*1 Hinth Myrl | moral d rirn iy -.ia J a laghci alan- m ru n in g th a t a n y nom inee o f th e p a rty co u ld w in in 1910. !:0<t tteadlln* News | d u d of living. H a d h e Ix-en q o n iin u to d , h e m ig h t Itave b e e n g r e a tly s u r ­ .1:01 Meltdlc Wtjtipvrs p ris e d iu N ovem lter. * Ills Kimeh Uahl ?.l« Knurh Uahl I d Musical Program What capilaliim can do. -cv<-n XIoo Musical Prusiatn l:uu llradllns Nans under p ro m t day handicap*, n aide ^nd bis system of Irr’Kating 11Ot t‘iinc*r| In bllnlaturs } ihown by a report horn W'old'*. S A N F O R D F O R U M W» celery using wooden troughs. S13(1 Teddy Puwe|l (Tins Is taken from Forrest Crls- b «o lUadana Nswa i But men whirh ray* that Ihr Unit sev’s aitide "The Farm er’s Fac­ * ai Zigay' Klman k . ed Stair* now producr* SU percent »;*• Nntretty Tima tory", Saturday Evening Post. SiO E-Iilitor. Runfutd ilcraM, U lleadlina News of the entile woild'* milutlrinl Dear Sir:' July !». IIHO.) St"b Twilight Hungs output, a figure which ha* inerra* it lb Krattkl* Carl* Pioneers rue of necessity men An futeri’ll [lift foul unto on tile Sil* March of Snorts cd (tom 2 ) (reicenl in the tail hiiturv of ceti-ry til Snufiinl.l* the of vUiiui anil when his place was iitb A tt You Uattnlng R 75 year*. More than that, ill fact tlrai In 1HJJH wlicn my father, one of the only two farms between 7 00 llrxlllns NsWS ami |W ldtnrra on on -• the! tha Ttlb Tttmni Ruialty ■egooi Mr. II. II. Chappell, w«* pretwilng Sanford asiqi ‘ i’ * iu n row's . country with nnly icvm pcicrnt #-.i IT■iiinrr* - *• river, mv father told ua of the im iral- FI*Ada Hillbuiea of the wudd'i potmlatiop. niak * Ills land, wldrli t» un »lmt U now trrmend'jji* development- we could! Ji4l Music Celery Avenue, for the' growing «*f 60 percent of the woild'* auto- celery, dminage un* a* liatil. If cxirect IT} , erf and I ofUn heard', Ji»» Nsw* H.adlln*. mohilei, 60 |ierienl of the tele- nut a harder problem tlu n Irrlgu Mr. J. N. Whitner tell of tho fo- Xt*0 To Its ■Announced ' ture he »*w Tor Sanfo^J. •______ lit! Culurnbla H»Cur(S HhVB__ phone*. 54 p ritrn l of the refrig tion._----------------------—------- —r p Nsw* : ‘ I " V*rv Sincerely i tsios lh wan the wed fur drjiinaire I# ul Nirllrgs of Me led/ araloi*. 42 pcicenl of the radio*, Lucca Chappell I.uvell 1 tre e l^ i. Hall acores that led him, to aehel poraus tile and io on down the line. Wag«! for use Undrrtfrudsd to m'vo the II 01 Joaa Uroak* itiia count itasie ' I paid in American fscloriet ar (iOVHKNOU TO INSPECT combined drsInsKr-iriiKaiinn’aya11: la it,ram Tima ■ k almoit double tlroir of Canad.*. tem that lie rievrlo|>cd that Is rhnl.Miami. Fla. Ju ly 24 (AY Hlr| II lb llaadllae Newe arteriatic of I Ire? Sanfanl tectlon. t:n>o W«n Off f the n til IrigheiU and five limri Mv father hail carefully studied William 'Ittrphy, governor of thi>i Bnhnma liluml. it *che«Kiled In Hander Us»*e of Kurria. What ha* Cone Mr. Tvrwillrgjir’a farm on the weal arrive here next Monday for a *i#o Hlgn Oa • ‘ •wuniiui gut to offer u rf tour of HaWdSbfnn lalmr camps In1s et Muale For Meditation lit* Huntey HsadllnsS Florida. Georgia, North Carolina| 1 *i Hunday Hersnad* HAMBONE’S MEDITATIONS ami Virgittin. 7t>a Musical Hsvus The-Supreme Court ha* heldl By Alley 1‘MnMt »lir 4 In Ihibliiktd dnllr ■Mi| I mmiIih ml VihfiiH, I 1-ifMrt ... ........... ......... ............ tl#S I>on H«S*r. T ilt Kay Keifierk Til" ll^p tii Aiolgoa Tt*S I'el Courtney SlSU IUrel.*IIH< ore* »t«l ' Lenny and THnasr' S:lb Peep Hirer lloyi Sib* Jo* Helrhman ».*• New's * sl| Vorr Community ithiptl Sib" John Klrhy »i«S Met le PHI Wallies 1*;00 I>rssm Tlmt rails Tommy Tucksr Tims rail* Sunday Rvsning Concert Hour II tee News li!*l lln Tunss ol tbs Wssk llilS Nswa 1X:«U Hlgn Off M*nday s ios Sign On 0:01 Ettily Nswa gi*i Cslery Chotipsrs Jambors* St J* llomttpun S:4b Hldars of the Purple **(• lies Karty Headline* .Till Hunrit* Serenade Till Sunrise Serenade, ■ l i « -Newt Briefs 1:01 Sunrise'Serenade SilS Hilirhln- Time - -- • Ilia M lining Dsvotiuna -A*lb Morning > a * d l l . l n n l:bb Nam* ih* Tun* SiPa Tup of lh» Newt Sill Htmmy Kaye fib* ghopiwrs Setenad# ' l*i*0 Htadlins Nswa l*i*b Padlllk Sisters 10:1b Tunss-You've Keguteled ISili [ranc«*4Tunet lllOO Newt i' 11100 Program Hsetam* 11:11 l.unchton I'anca III4b Itaenos Amigos Iliac Newt g | Noon ttrtb Western Hnundup 11:10 Noon Hour Notes I Si 40 Hiamps Queried* 1:40 Newt Itel tainny and rilngar l i b Hobby Sherwood tile llenrand Hlrach t i l l Salon Serenade J:00 Newe r«* liar Non* Ranch It**. Newt l:«i Melodic Whltpera 111* March Time 1141 The Eaton Hoyt ,4iaa. IteeiT. jie Sees. 04*1 »4Sh ClirirEta# l.o.-al Newt E:tl Novelty Time StM ---v* M#»s 4Hih* niHti Hand :4* Pally Classics • t#0 Cp News ' « y WC3ULD READ YOUR AD ‘ T O O , IF IT APPEARED HERE N O T IC E Will close Beauly Shop at 309 Park Ave. H at July 19. Will reooen lion. Morning July 28 at 20S N. Park In Takactr Bldg. Tha Shop will be furnished with all new modern e<|ulpnii%i including water Softener. Thank* to my many friends and patroni. I will be very keppy to serve you in my new location. W E E K S W IT H PAY 1 SCOUTS SAIL New Yifrk. Juljr 24 i/P) A croup of 1,090 -Boy Scout* boarded th* UJ4. Army Traniport Geriernl C.H. Muir today to sail far F r­ ance where thev will attend the Sixth World scout Jamboree »t MoUso’n, ’ near Paris! beginning Aug. 9. The Department’ of Commerce estimates there will be 38 million ears oh the road by 1962. D on’l w ante precifius v a c a tio n tim e K d lln if In a n d frurn y o u r " w o n d e rla n d ." F L Y 'F L O R I D A A IR W A Y S an d h av # M O R E T IM E fo r fu n n nd r e la x a tio n . T O SELL ’EM, TELL ’E M W iib An Ad ------ .- Connectlag with Airline* aerving Amerlra TELEPH O N E 1325 ' M U N IC IP A L A IR P O R T airifi N EW .. .... ....- ....... — ................ tU H M i iu iu ssr err. I that il i* not l|bcl to *a>{ that a man.' war ilmt in; aide a gambling' . cilabliihment "when actually he w»> ahot out*ide." We ho|re ,w im «f our more 'particular reader notice ibis. Too often newipaperare condemned tu the firry deplht of Purgatory (timply became in their dciperafc berry to get th* new* to the pU>ple in the thorte»t pouibfe time they have neg Ire led to dot en "i" or dot* a " t " A man is thol-and killed on First Street during the noon hour. *0ur reporter goes at once to the scene of .the crime. Everybody is excited and blUTt~differVhl| ataxy. No one knbwt exactly whu “ “ killed' hr how. The ' ?|F*;«Uicc’or t J R B B i , . lice. One it bury, the other it out. He bai until 2t00 o'clock to gel l> i information and write hi* —, The wonder U not that occally mimilake* ar* made, but that to ofti ftm the complete it told. 1----------------------------------------v z e a ' 5 B O i S A i HE’D I UAK DAT BIG IM DE AMMM P U H PARASHOOTlW' BUT [ME TDK DE RHEuMMTZ. IM BOFE HAN'S AM' BO FE f EE T5! im Mew Mo •re c to a n d S to re F f o l dO pr-e n a t liv e T r' n ° t 5 t • * ** J A L J B U R Y 5 A L W S A L S B U R Y SAL KtfpMtCrtmai Alf'OtjMtf*— Kttp C W f-Q -S A l i* My W ttitl De Late Model C-tQ «- Owl *t*U«l |M I'swia* sblsbsas —bsr* w*lbs Iwwisblal dss*e* »f 04. bsl*.t,-| IIN O IAl la tksi, 4-oA«a wsiw. Used whk esaswary Oats, a kales kuds gr*w taalsr, tey sarkwl j % ■ JW ? «ww Deepfrawaa S S S S r i1 : ♦- ’ to your larger model. Check tho now Doopfroooo homo freooon, point by point, for vohto. ood you will mo for youmlf why wo ooy U’o tbd kif poteE In the homo Oroooor atorkoft today. Big Do Luxo Model CIO (ohown above), with ton cubic foot OOfWO* By, holda more than 300 pounda of ueortod periehahio foodi. rw' “ Deeptroewi oflw« you oil thooo thrilling now oouTooionoo LARGER CAPACITY SLO W ER COST ( ! «Uaced Ud • lotetioe UgM. • Temparwtvre CerdhA-TWogOWWO * Ud leak • l«« Cube Troy* and lervtna Trey • AkOrm lysSel A.-f P ilc o s tlw r l a s l o w a * U li! ii f o r m o d o l A -5 HUNTS TUXEDO FEED STORE « « .* ! * Cornor Second ft Sanfbrd Avenue Phono 3S8 r. • Na. u**s ■ s- # iSn+ p , >.r t 4 — r e \ V * t . g iM m w * l ' -V - WwfflCTiBFnBSB f *■ * *' —- ■ ; !> 4 ’ F lig h ts D ally . . . A ir T ra v e l C a rd s A c c e p te d , J t ESbut & , " *77 w * �it tiu Y. JULY 25, 1917 TUK SANKOKU HKMALD, NANKOKD, Kl-OlUDA PA RE TH R EE lOMMUN’lHT UNION Scotch Toiir Made ( WASHINGTON, July R5-LM-' By Royal Family Jam es J. Conroy, New York loral union official, told Congress K*lny that Communists have "lock, I stock and hart el" to u ted of the International 1Inion of the CIOUnited Electrical Workers, ■Conroy. Vrhn Is hllrtm-** a Kent People Attend Social Calender .50Club Buffet Supper A delirious buffet supper was It. K. Squires plans to leave on served on Wednesday night at the Seminole Country Club' to about Tuesday for Hampton Hay*. N, 50. people, it was report*! this Y. where he will spend about tin re niqrninjr It; Charles Potter, club months. manager. le supper consisted of Miss Ellen Driggers who has kV f n!!?fo.( 0 r»V.7v.fith tiC,!n<r r rom,t ,urkl,y " « d eand w intomatoes, g . pota- been visiting for several weeks in pnal District which will imlude toes au gratin,■okra .business jnectlng-at I0:d-j ami cole slaw, pickles, olives, tomatoes, Miami, has returned to her home d sh luncheon n*. l:3u. ergaherrr sauce, hot rolls ami cof- in Sanford. *1®* B- Albert, state organirrr, . far*. Fallowing Ike—vr^vper ting-' Miss Roberta Evan* ha* return­ iR jM U h A ^ u -M w a U f and all ing and dancing was enjoyed to sabers and friend* are invited.j the accompaniment of Mrs. Ed. ed To her home at Uuckhead Itanejt Tnsr'Town send Club will meet ward Iaine ami Mrs. FY E. Roumil- after spending a month's vacation , t h a T W s t Center at H:(>y I*. M. lat. Mrs. W. G. Fleming render- with friends Jn Atlanta. th U. G. Pmsldln*. srd several aolos during tho evenMr. and Mrs. 11. I- Perkins and HH N DA r ling nnd games were played. A District Council all day m eet-I Among .those present were Mr. daughter, Marty, have Irft for g of the nth Congressional HI*. \ nnd Mm. U n e. Mr. Vnd Mrs. J. I.. Davtona Beach tu spend a month at the Barbe Cottage. Friends of Mr*. Richard Ik Brown will he glad to lenw that she has been returned to her home with her infant son. It. U. Brown, Jr. Miss Ann Fam ler of Winston Salem. N. C, Is the guest of Mr. and Mr*. H. C. Morgan at their home on Mrllunville Avenue. Misa Betty Metlivin has return­ ed to Plant City after visiting for three weeks with her cousins, Tom­ my and Emma Jean Methvin. Mr* and Mrs. Jack Burney have left for Waynrsvillr, N, C. for a vacation. Their son. Larry, who has been attending Camp W4nona, accompanied them. . BROADWAY By JACK O D t t f t i r , NEW YORK—When Jock Whit­ ney waa approached lo Invent protection. some of hi* plentiful rash In "Life Tba training ramp is sponsored With Father" eight yean ago, hr he tha Florida Forest Service in. sent the manuscript of the Limicooparr ti.on with the State De­ say and Crouse comedy to Ids partment of Education. friend Robert Benchley In Holly­ wood, hoping that Benchley'* career as a drama critic would Zv , , , , . . give him the nece**sr necessary added Honors Miss McCall j judgment oo the matter. ________ . I Benchley, who had been one of Mias Connie McCall, who*e en- | th,1r !*cst ahde assassins in - hia *g*msnt has recently been an- crR ickipgday*. sent the script ouncad, was honorerl yesterday Whitney *with this brief, fternoon with a bridge patty not very prophstie rpinlom «1 ivtn by Miss Nancy Collutn at ,rt)U (t »"><■» *h>» on ths postman rr home at 200 West Sixteenth tup w*lk,' . im k Arrangements of sum m er1 Wnitnetr has invest#*l consjdcrowara war* used in decorating | " b,B ,of vast casn in many « rooms o f the Col Iurn home. Broadway product am. on. noUA fU r a»vrral progression, o f' hio^invesfment being hU all-odt rtdg. th . scores were added and lutcklng of Billy Rose when that igh prtx. was awarded to Mra. hanUm Belssco had the hyrrteri__ iMoor* Z __ __isi*______i__ti-------l nmiildkvn # pnltintr prohiein aof getting tka» the hiiA* hui L*« with screeno Irelng won' ncal “Jnlsti*" - nn rh» Iw&fat. nyutral -• "Jumbo*? on the hy Miss Mary Ann WhelcheT The rmrslpnl Roae waa the rpitom* of all the Aonor** waa. presented with revpieces of her chosen pattern fantastic - at^riea of Broadway producer^ . . . No caprlciou* of crystal. . Lata in the afternoon a salad change in plan* waa too disheart­ course waa served by the boat*** ening to thia aawed-off man of assisted by her mother Mrs. A. F. Iron whim, . . . The tost* for add­ Coilum to Miss McCall. Mra. Em­ ed elephanla, tearing out wailt, met McCall, Mrs. Moore, ami the extra waterfalls, lavish eyriuroMUaca Martha Perkina, (icnt> Cm - ma* mouated expensively. . . . well of Orlando, Jane Th'gpen, Billy's comment to the folka who Jackie Brotchie, Kathryn Wiggins, wonderingly qucHyd him as to Mary Ann Whefehel, Sylvia Bleiseh. ltuw the project would end waes Mildred Robson, Daphne Connolly " T h is. will either make rau or break Whltneyl" nd Batty Jo Brock. Jimmy Stewart'* acquisition of the Frank Fay role In "Rarvey" while Fay is vacationing for aeven WAKE UP BUSINESS, week* will mark the first time the invisible Harvey will have to look By Advertising In | f up a t hie discernible co-star. . .. , The fictional Harvey la a while r ah b 11, six-fret-ons-and-a-halfinches tall. . . . Frank Fay la fivefeet-ten and naturally has to gase up a t the hypothetical hare. . . , Joe E. Brown, who play* the role For summer, slumber Brief Pajamas I Let1* be brief: if you want to be cool comfortable hot sumtnet nigliti, get Manhattan Brief Pajamiu—pajunag with sbon ilecvd, aboYC-thc-knee bottom*' with i give-r clastic * G>me in tod B. If. William* has lieen called to Birmingham. Ala. because of the serious Illness of his sister, Mrs. Earl Farr. He was accom­ panied by hi»s«c% John. — — Mrs. T. G. MeFsdden and daugh­ ter. Mary Nell, of Grovdnnd w< re the guesta yesterday of Mrs. K. H. IAheVT~Tha"group spent yeslrr. day afternoon.at Daytona ilcsrh. Mrs. K. II. Laney and Mrs. Lurllta Tally spent Iasi w-ekend in Tavares. Their grandchildren, Lynn and Cottrell, of Westfield. N. J. accompanied them back, to Sanford. Mr, arid, Mrs. Will Smith and children, Gertrude and Billy Smith, uf New Albany. I mi. me the guests of the form er’* brother and sistr rIn-law, Mr. and Mrt. E. J. Smith, on the West Side. Mrs. June Rnumillat and sister, Mr*. Edna Randolph H arris uf Jsckaunvilte who has iieon visiting her. left Friday fur Daytona Beach to spend a week with Mr. and Mr*. R. J, Koumillat. Dr. J. Allen Fields and Mr*. Fields have returned to thnir IwtPIo In Quantanamo,. Cbha after visit­ ing with Dr. Fields' parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Fields at their mime on West Thin! Street. Their son, Jay Allen, who him town staying with hla'grandparent! while hia Housewife Persuaded To Become Explorer By TOM RHADHHAW AP Newsfealaren PHILADELPHIA— Mra. Ger. trude Darlington finally has for­ saken the idea of a vine-covered cottage In favor qf things like anacondas and periodic attacks of malaria. M r a . Darlington's husband, Charles Wn ha* convinced her al last that exploring, Iq fun. as th* two preporBfvfor their jaunt or New York’s HEW fAcal 1R37, testified l«*fOre .m e House L'nA m eriran A rtivltir* Conimiltett PltR SlIlR K TS MOTHER , WASHINGTON’, July 23.U V Brig. General Wallure if. Graham, White tlmis* physican. laid today he titans. t» fly to Grandview, Mo., tanlK'ht or tomorrow to check lip attain on the condition of Presi­ dent Truman** VI rear old mother. Graham -alii that when he a u In Miraottri Iasi vi-ek the con­ dition of Mr*. Martha E. Truman w"a* "very critical" hut he did u»| ii.m alee It ‘-urh a* to war­ rant the President's going there.. Graham made hi* muinlent to rejauter* after news dispatches from Missouri *aid Mr*. Truman had itlffem l a w Ihack. Hollywood • - N - t t T I € 10 SANFORD BKATTTY SALON I’orsonnlly operated liy Mary McMahon, will welcome old friends and new at Life," and qurdllwBnl etffh dll thl l**ue "whither , swing?" Only vihraphhne king Idonel Hampton attested that hotter music, gets ti 5IV-50 break with the sweet stuff' In cinrt lit dtmnnd. Colleague J.ouia (Kalchniol Armstrong-said the trend is away from -wing. Other cofmcnl*. - Charlie Harm-tit “The puldir doesn't go for the hot stuff arty more. Everything I play has lo be dunceahle." Tommy Doffey, "W< have to piny sweet so lhi-£">an dance. If) they want to Jn*t listen, rheVllj Ite. Id a juke Ih>* instead of a lu ll-. Yrtdhi," t Benny.CoiHlmnn: ‘‘They still go for swing, if it,'* gtHsl. But nm*t j Miss Geraldine Barliura Mai shall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. II. G. of it isn’t v ery .good these days.’" M aisluit^ut UkUbutpa. City, Qkla„ whuM< viigogvuwnl U> Pr-ylor Stiller Willlnm*rjf thi*-rf!yJwa»-atAw*hrm| today. The tvrdhf Mr win Frank Sinatra will put nil lit* lie an event of cany September.___________ dither activities aside when lie dues I Ids priest role in "Miracle Uf Tin* Bells." He considers it hi* first some day fkded gradually. Instead Miss Marshall Will Betti Davis dramatic break' ahe found herself sleeping under mc*i|ti!tn netting In steaming Jun­ Wed Miller Williams plans a European trip after "Win­ ter Meeting.” She'll piny a spinster gle country. She lasted out that in her first film since her Imby. first lii-m onth excursion slid inMr. ami Mrs. II. (5. M.it-hall of Gene Autry start* hia- third gisted nn‘ going again with her Oklahoma City, Ukln. utmnunred hiisliand last N’nvcinlter. tod.iv the elignaenient ami np- and is aiming Ids new picture* at Both o f,them shifted their diet pt moltingju arriag a.n t'l hcir-Jaugh- major -thrallr* rrlrstsp, instead from ham and egg* to sllfgator ter. Getnldine llntliara. to 'E m*. of'"w esterns Only" houses . . . tails, iguanas and armadillos. They P e \ton Miller William*. son of Mr. Ava Gardner get* her fiist star­ learned to go liarefoot though the and Mrs. Volin A. William* of ring at MGM opposite Van John­ water- filled swamps native fash. B«oford. son in “ Wiuged." She is pleased ion, despite leeehes ami fire ants. Mi** Miii-hnll graduated fmm with the hilling, hut WfHild like to Arid they learned to laugh at such Ilo'kndnv S<hon| for lilt Is in l>r*l- get awTry from playing shady lady experience* as the time np eloc- la-. Tel. in Ifltl and ha* b u n trie eel shocked Mr*. DarlTngturfi attending the University of Okla­ Errol Fivnn’s hair, which was ox. causing the animal to throw homa in Nor man, Okla. She i* n bleached for "Silver Rivrr," will inetnliei of the Chi Onu'im moial -lav that .yty fo r ;:UlUl Juttn," Dnrllrigtair soys that nnw tij* which will In' In c u m .', . . Sid-iey wife is a* confirmed an explorer En*. Williams lycuiyed Id* ear­ Blaekiner is not tr ying Teddy as himself. She w asn't'bo therm! at ly •ducation in the'8*nfo‘ i Achnid* Hnosovelt for thy sivtfi tlm.r In all by-helping to chaperone three and gradual e>1 from Fork Union "Ever The Beginning." lie tell* anaconda snake* liark from Smith Military Arndemy, He lias Ih .ii lire he ha* turned down the role America recently to the Philadol In the Navv for the p.i-1 four l.’t other limes so producer* won't phia Zoo. Tiro ship's crew was years nnd nt- present holds tlie think that's the only role he can do. more dlsluijred by the presence! rank of Ensign. Ho I* Intluned of such passengers, Datlington at Norfolk. Va. J’eter ‘Lawford I* wanted for .The wedding -will he u.i event mi important role in "Joan Of l^iruse first two Jaunts Into th* u l Sent, rt nt K:IHI o’clm t. nt tile <it Ilie" and lie will give anythin:? jungle were planned p u tty tnueh We*lev Methodist (Tpirrh in Oklrt- to appear with Ingrid Bergman. 9 Ityillngtnn himself.- Nnw huaWith "E aster t*ar aBe" ptntniuiiVd paiiil a n d . wife are w.nking to­ heenuse of Judy Garland’s breakgether preparing for their next down. h** may do it. . . ^ , adventure. Bherp in New Zealand. David Seltnlck may l*e interested in the way hi* star Is billed in I'nrls, Mllhoaidsfor "Cluny Bn>wn " ;"whleh just opened there, mlvertise “(')iarlrs Boyer and Jef- Al THE CHURCHES KIIKNKZKIt 'M KrilODHT CHURCH There will lie an ovangtllatie picture shown a t Elienetcr Mtdhu* diet church Sunday evening 7:30 P. M. Tim film title, "Tin- Man Who Forgot God.” The picture will be shown, with commi-nl hy R, L, Sims, of Otlnndn, -*-■ ■ ■■ CHURCH OF CHRIST , Elm ’Avenue at Second S lrrrt Arthur L Butler, Minister Bible Study, 10:00 A. M. Preaching and Communion, 11:00 A, M, Preaching, 8:00 P, >1. Biblo Study. Wednesday, H:00 Eilward t RuhlnVnn thinks-he's hud en o u g h 'n f toiigh roles an I ts SOUTH S lim BAPTIST CUl'IICIf anxious for a comedy. He's play­ Ninth Street at Laurel V«<-iiu« ing a rry.Mnl-gaxcr in "The Night i Ha,* 1,000 Kyra" . . . . The dance WII *no Finch; pastor studio nt MGM ia still .alhd) .. Millard Bunt. "E|eutior .i'owrll Bungalow." Slip1 Director hasn't liern there in year*. ■ , , | IHOO A. M. Tom D' Andrea plays Denni* V ir I ail ages. 11:00 A. M .tiorriing Wuratfip. gan's pal in "To The Vlrtnr." Ih ' l . T. U. For nil ages. N-eii pat to alm ost-every wraner*' star. . . , Marshall Thompson 8:00 P, 51.: Evening service, want* hi* MGM imsso* to give hiM HOO I*. M.: PRAYER Meeting. n liillv tin- Kid rule! Hu's tin- right age for it nnil lie learned the PI1KSRVTKRIAN CfTHUCtf uoirk dtaw -while vacationing in R. D. Broanler, D, 11, Pa*lur Wyoming with AVally Beery. Rev. Dmigtsi K. t'harle*. >'■' Aaniatunt I’aator "Romance Ilf Rosy Ridge*' Is 0:11 A. M.t Ruiuiny BeimoI for a slow-timvlng hut diverting Uirkall age.*. 11:00 A. M.: Morning Worship wood* tli,mm of the north-ioulh strife -fit Mi«*orl aflef the Civil s-rrlce. 7:0Q P. M.: Junior and .Senior Was. It lias many exriting mo­ menta nnd would have lieen (ImrYoung People* Meeting. . djOO P. ,M.: Uniony.S<-rvlA' i-t the ougly *ali*fyhig with lex* eonveiitio*al Dent incht, Ban John­ « i'riatinn Church. son sing* and act with hi* pxih-H i mi:a r o .v li . a v k n u r c h a p e l rhnrm and fa aided tiy a bright* Rev. Dougls* K. t'harle*, I'aMur newcomer, Janet l,elgh. . K' ll“nl fuf - all agm - nt OLD NEWSPAPERS-** CENTS iumiay Worship’ SeIvlev and PER POUND. BUNDLED IN' BUNDLES, C"'ttmtinioii Service nt 3:43 •*. M. Wtdne*dsy: 2.00 M. to 8:00 10. 15, 20 and 25 CENT I* H, Roerratinnal Pmgram nCthn -HERALD OFFICE chan. Wednesday, 8:00 p. M.: Prayer -.Ung at the chain-!. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Park Avenue and Third Street John Bernard Root, Minister Sunday School, 10:00 A. M.' Morning Worship. 11:00 A. M. As a result, Darlington' left Sermon Subject: “Why Go To hi* Job In the aeeaantlng~ornre Church 7" of an exploaiy* plant and Invested hi* $4,000 aitvinga In adventure. FIRST CHURCir flP CHRIST, HCIKNTIHT . Mr*. Darlington, S3 . year-old formfcr public acbool physical edu­ HOO B ait Her and Street cation Instructor, waa not «t all 0:15 A. M.i Sunday School. happy about the prospect of fol­ 11:00 A: H.: Morning service. lowing her husband t..... Into the SulUeet: "T ru th ." . j^ < h h American Jungle*, but fol0:<J0 P, M.: Wednesday Prayer Service. H IS T CHRISTIAN CHURCH T*'* JIlUo vine-covered* eottage Reading Room Hours 3:00' In Sixteenth Strrel A Ssnford Avrnue •he had bean dreaming of owning R;00 P. M. Tuesdays and Fridays. William Perry .Ye*ley, Paster Svmday Churrh School, 0U5 FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Park Arena* at Fifth Street Warship and Communion, 11:00 B:45 A. M.: Church School for A. M, Sermon: "They.Gave Beyward to get a gander at Hanrey'* "lid The tr Power." eye*... . . And Bart Wheeler, who al) area. Night Sermon, 8:Q0 P. M. M;00 A. M.: Morning Worship. filled In daring Fay's vacation Tha public i< invited to nltend laat year, being only fivo-feet-four, "The Allocation of Priorltle*." Spe­ the Union Services at 8:00 P. 51., had to look almost vertically sky­ cial Mu*ie7:00 P. M.: Youth Kellow»hlp. In the Christian Church. The ward to JuaGfy the alleged height 8:00 P, Jd.: Union Worship 8cr* R ev® . E. McKinley will deliver of the cornedy*a Invisible cotton­ tail. . . . Jimmy Stewart ia. elx- ■vie* a t Chrietiatt Church. feet-three. and Produew Brock Pemberton hopes thia lnch-and-ahalf short-coming -Vni not prey upon Harvay'a sense of atepladdar aaperlority. ''— Two raal-li/e married « are having their stags live* oughly sentmbled by their — role* in the plar, "Rip ran Winkle," which la’being dom r (The Company of Twelve," l weather thiatrU*! In Manhattan, a t I Phone 1331 See M onday's Notice. FEATURING New and OMiting Jewelry, fashioned of American Sterling Silver.... RRAGRLETS v BARK EARRINGS (with Combination Locks* BALL PERFUME RINGS Sterling Silver Plate* Cup* — Teething S p o o n s an d F o rk s llirlhsloni* Rings All leather llillfnltls front l.ontlnn, England ROBERTS’ JEWELRY IMume 1258 VLL BATHING SUITS • COLE OF CALIFORNIA values to 10.95 • CATALINA values to 16.95 • SEA GODDESS PETTY SERMON. TOPIC: “SATISFYING THE DEMANDS OF OUR IDEALSW— By REV. J. E. McKINLEY VENUES DATE SPECUL MUSIC — GOOD SONG SERVICE •J? V �FHUK Florida THE SANFORD eLandRed Hats To Meet Feds Motor To Harris Field For Contest Tonight; Will Play iln DeLand Sunday The weather man Intervened Ip the tchcdulcd tilt between the Sanford Celery Fed* an t the 1 Galneartlle O-Men at the Mantel-* > pal Park laat. night, and the lilt was washed away long before « * » • Mme. J Tonight the Fed* lnv*de Harrl* Field In Galnesvill# to meet the G’a In a return engagement In the Unlveraity ClWf • . • _______ r.the tfurraymen __________play .... Tomorrow >sts to the DeLand Red Deta in a twin bill that la scheduled to g e t under way a t 0:45 o'clock. . Sunday the Feds motor to De­ Land for an. afternoon lilt. Charlie Ri.ssen will he Manager urrey's choice to face the G­ en tonight. Rill Stanton and either Johnny 1 .mat or Carl Ketties w ill, handle mound a'tignmenta against the Hate here to­ morrow. Elsewhere In the Florida Slate League, the Orlando Senator* pounded the Leesburg Pirates for an 8 to 2 victory as Senator rentprfielder Rex Tnroop banged out Beach tilt wa« washed o y t a four ply wallop with the base paths loaded. Orlando 025 000 001- Ti l ) " Leesburg 020 000 000—2 7 J Hvd* and Abreu: Maseda, Amur! •llo and Hall. S r« » f h ltr lo ln m e a l’s BRINGING YOU THE BEST TODAY A/ID EVERY DAY Guaranteed with EACH PROGRAM OPENS 12:15 P. M, DAILY 9 U U * J L Z 3 .C h |ld h e n - M c Last Day Friday! Sunday and Monday GOLD CUP RACE STILL WIDE OPEN Slovak Communifim prurnt appear* tax. I f the rallying | of Slovak wnrkesa.in aupport of. th* national two-year plsp of Indu»trl*UiBtlon. ' U . "The plan weni|Jntp effect last Jan. I and Its a<|sF are to elim­ inate unemployment, and yalw* the standard of living Tor all thf|ieopie.” he aald. • “Afler tha two-year plan, we Riatr have a five-year plan. We believe In planning. A arnall coun­ try,hs* limited resources and It is nece«*»rv in see that they are uaed most wisely for tbe common good." The current plan has already ’converted most of the Industries to state ownership, but the 20 per cent that are* privately opernted may continue that way Indefiniteiim iit'eupportvjf the plan I* *<■ keen that strikes are Irrmsd unpstrlullc. Communist leader* <J Utlloniied workera pressnt de­ mands |o th* government for Innea*e<l wage* from time to time but they have not aired to defy party discipline by walkout*. "}Ve have had no strikes this rear In BiovaMa,'' nsstovansky Saturday 0; • DOUBLE FEATU RE# TERESA WRIGHT F lghtln'l ROBERT COMPANION FEATURE -S H O R T PROGRAM — • C A R T O O N #,' ‘M cD ougal’n R est Factorr out ut In some caiei a reached 00 ier cent of the prewar levej hut the Communllt goal SB • *■ ■ pyr OVIIH t . ORLANDO. July 25, (8pec>J)— The Benford American Legion Junior Baseball aggregation waa tllmlnated In the semi finale of the Sixth District tournament last ntrht Ilf Orlando by tha Wintar Park Juniors In a 8 to 2 contact that was well played and hotly rnntlstad rig h t up to tha finxl out. H iird-beeem an J. Doran, of the Parkers,* unleashed a home n n m Augustin* »t Dejrtona Bsseb, with one m ats aboard In the sixth inning to place his team out front T N at'i « > ■ « hr a 2 to 0 margin, but the baby l.*#«btirg si Oilanoo Feds came back in tha bottom of ITsyt'ins H**n, st at Augustin* the frame th knot the «vmL The l**lui k* St DtLanil - HANFORD st «lsln*«irllU _ • Wlntgr Park combine chugged one AMKHlraV LCAMtB run across the platter In the top T ..« W I. ret « of the seventh to score the victory. N*w V«rk «l »• «T*, The Parkers were elated to meet iNIrotl 4T X» »»• IU ILwton ' < 1 4 * -141 I t' the Orlando Legion nine a t T tiuer Field In Orlando this.afternon la Idilladetplita *♦ 4* •*** *• Ct*v>land *. >1 41 .4TI IT' the finale. * Wsshlnamn l» *T •*** •»' Chlragn * I* II .411 II' HI. letuls " I I *4 HI I* W'lllms »* Hvtultt VralerSar Chubb, r . iT***lsnd 4, Philadelphia t, J. Duran lb N.W V.,rk 14. at. taoul* I. I'mbta I b sa If•-*t.in I. I'hlr>*n I. Prnwn. p Wsthlnatnn y tNtrolt e (night) P. M. # ^ ^ M h ,_ _ * • flat, ft Sun. • DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM • Saturday! Sunday & Monday! * Sanford Atlantic Bk. Bid*. Jloura: 1-12 l - i Phoa* tM Bat. 9-I2 . . . E j m Examined—GUaaee Fitted A GOOD THING F5r A RAINY-pAY DEUND VS. SANFORD SCREEN WIRE |ln*tovsn«ky admitted thet about 6.000 Slovaks were In fnrc«d-hi‘><>r ramp* after conviction on chnrge* ranging from blarg mar­ keting to collaboration wjth Nnrl Germany during the war, "Their trehtment It much more Regular rourse rules a: humane than waa the rule In ‘lermany concentration eamB?.'‘ ho commented. "The Mack matket ha* been a post-war plague In our ..... .. ........ . ..... economv and oor law provide up i(Mn *«n(es of tha blind. to the death penalty. However,' that penalty ha* not yet been In“ * ' : independent entity or Bastnvnnsky yelso admitted that corporate,), like the Car] undeslrahle opportunieta had Join- rain*. In tna Soviet Unh rd hi* party since the war bewail** VWa would HIT* raor of the large amount-of political with western countries," patronage it had obtained in' th* “How can era forget tha coalition government. on and a half Slovaks "Wc have tried to weed tho r#»- ample, now live In th cals nut," he said. “We blliave Slate*?' W# billlava r we have, in a measure, succeeded tact would eliminate nr god that wr have l>sn undesIranian understandings." now than thsta are In other partie*." '« # • • -------------:------------------He predlctan the Communlsti would ndl at legal St psr cent at RFTTINn IIP Nl the next elecllcna In 1948 and the u r GETTING YOU D Baitovantky-Joined th* Cominunist underg'iound-In 1080 after . Adolf Hiller sponsored an “In- 24 To .48 inch Widths Legal Notice ROBSON SPORTING GOODS l- . . _' ’ '• *|'* #l REUINOLE CODNTV. FLORIDA. EKTATE OF CARL M. FARNELL DECKABED. • RoTitTB t o m r.n iT o m TO AIX PERSONH HAVIltn CLAIM# OR DEUAND# AOAINHT RAID EBTATEi . Too sad each of yog are kst* nottrted and reqatrvd to III* any claims and demand, which you, or slihtr pt you. msy havt against said setst* in Ik* atRc* of Hon R. Vf. VrAlUB.. County Judge of 8EHINOLE COUNTT. at his oftlee In Ilfs Court Holm In flsnfoid. Florida, within sight calendar month, from th* llms of th* first publication of- this nolle*. Etch claim or demand must bo In writ, lag and-eontalp 4h* plan* of rasl* dsnr* and post office sddrss* of the rlalmsnt and m at be swam to by the claimant, bl* agent or attomoy, or tho, Mtns shall b* void. ' DAiKT A. FARNELL A* Admlnltlrslrli . of *4ld ••tat*. , First publication on Jnty II. 1»«T • t A. li y IV 806 E . F IR S T 8 T . ■' l . PHONE J IntsmK . Othen Itslarieo ft Reserve* b o a r d o r p u b l ic TION- YN)R RFMINOLE FLORIDA. T. IV. Lawtnn. Supt. I, TNirrnucCOUNTY. E. Jorftan, Chairman Shoot Nature With a ■ ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR’ OLD RADIO The MUSIC Box 119 W. l i t __ CAM ERA ] r h . 983 FftleoR M in # tq r« CAMERAS Baby Rrownie SPkiIA L KODAK ma«* —truly aamrs's ewn wsy Is nNaft Instantly you take It, It suns to «n k Burfilng out kidnays . . . Iktmhi tbs low of urtas, bsiptag to relievo meet sctdlty , , ' . * • Irritated bUftftr p u e slslftnre. , (*ed nothing out. to*. Ceutiem Take at He had a nromlnant votes* in ra* dlrtttod. Yen'll say It’s marvtloea. •laUnc* rrliberallona which raaul* te l in Slovakia choosing to btcom* tvftrl of a recreated Ctecbotlovax Republic instead of preserving It* CITY. EMPLOYEE GAINS 15 LBS. ON RET0NGA I Tried ' So Many. Medicine* And Treatments It Looked Like I Was At Th* EnJ Of My Row," Say* Mri Spark­ man. Talk* Of H»# Caae. rained fifteen felt full of toxic poisons, sad I had aocb ersmplng pain, la th* muscles of pur legs that at tfanaa 1^ could hsrdly^atand ^up. I^frdt wofe up’ *mon)lng*P fesllogT1»o worn out I dreaded th* day ahead. "Retonga prom plr m lUvad all pound*, and fas) thla dlitreaa afU r everything ala* I trlo.1 had failed. My frtanda O rlando H ig h w ay kodak Now FILM ' la Specializing In Have Choice Chicken srss FOR T H E REST ICE CREAM NICICS OWN ICE CREAM fV m a U e o u r ow n I r e Cream, All flavors T ssly — D elicious — Healthful NICKS lit) YOU KNOW ABOUT \ • ROACHES? 414 S a n fo rd A venss . MlTIl i; TO i r i 'K t l l Nil tVntlTIIT. »h!-« 111 Jl T»u arr ti*rel«y n•»t•| («•f tVmt »um (*»f iH w rt h«* lawn iMinM i uU »*» I'AU. WlMtTHV. i»* !>>• »*lrr»nl Inf tlu- Ninth .Jinlirtil •Irrnlt «if KhirUla. tit anil lor t<«ani* iVttttl). Ifi «*It*t•»•’♦*r> ; -* #M fti«! t.»»** all IfilNtlM) In file )*»Uf witllffi 4|*|*»*4!*•••«• III *1 4'Atlt* »M •it bcfurr tfir Hul# lu t. MV.on. KI|idiN)Mi I, 1MI* 4 ml n •|«(Uf|t llttiAil Ulil nlltO «**ll |‘M»* •till »:t 1*4rl. 4tf4lt|M >Mtl Thr K rl|r|4| H«|Uf» «»J tin* IUII it for lilti'M*. anl (hr •»**• of Mbl •till Ur *1*111 Worthy.. ptalttUlf, M«n Wurth). ilrfrinUnl. WltnrM m% hiittl 4iit o ffuul trnt of u n i ■t Htnluld. HrinittuU i*oH»itv. I'lohdi, tint loth 4a> of July 1MT . *1 O I*. U»f lulling - . . CStok o fl C M ir 4* 8M M 35 ’ > PANCHROMATIC -KODACHROME OZARK IKE WITH THEM MOSS BLINDS. OZARK LOOKS JCS’ LIKE HI BAWL IN TM* . ___ _____MONVESTRCTCMf 07ARKS trv in T STEAL HOME/ WITH rw w in n i N' RUN/ _ GOTTA > NOSE OUT THAT HOSShiCC • PHOTO FINISH AND NOW, IRENE, i' ll J INVITE DINAH AND OZARK UP TO MY ^ O FFICE... | KNOW YOUD LIKE TO MEET HIS GIRL •WC DONE NOSED . . EM OUT.1.. f e t f / v 26 T0 a5/ J l*ll -SMOVtJMAT aiCNU- MUFUFr.3W KOM OZARe REALLY — . , LOVES/ IK K _3-yI) Liquors . - Wines - Beer SWELL. ^ MR MORAN l l i o e . In sliillrd New M eterag e D lnpenner Ice f o ld H eer All T inted BILL’S PACKAGE ^ O R E and BAR 2 \ \ . I lr»l S i. P h o n e 880 A* «’l»Fk ..f th* 1‘irrull I'rutf In *i|i| fur Mtmlnol* County, Fistula H EA L E S T A T E W AN IK U 8 HELP W ANTED RECORD PLAYLFtS f.„ iet.L By WANTED TO BUY:. Hnt all house day or week. Tin- 2lu*ic Bov, 1its , unfurnished, walking distance GIRL for cashier*# cosmetic cot ttr. aleu *wdw-giri Ijmcj-'* Dt W. 1st St. Phone PM. uf town. Reply Bus S, c 0 lies • e o u v it : Hi or*. OFFICE space in Jleisch Ruildlng. Haleiman und cdlectlon for white Large light ofices, ,)<•*«ly decorInsuram-r di bit, ago 25-45. Sal­ WATCH REPAIRS fled, all utlihlrri to ,( nnd jnl- 8 A R T IC L E S F O R SA L E ary ami rotnmlMion: Wilt* llm service ftrnu«li»«| . , f > ll w.«1. IL Jl. la ia ll.iald_______ _— Three Day. Servj^c USED ElfcJrTc ‘ refrlgrrslur. ‘P in U- seen at Hati/ord Electric (V. 0 W O RK W A h ii;i) All Work FARM FOR RENT :'H a FLO WEILS irrigated truck faim . I EXPERT p.itulliig' -—contract Guaranteed ‘ thourly ha.sia, ,*t. G. foe all occasions lin wells, a 1 i, <1,11. Hr NEILL 4k YOST FLORISTS Free estimate*. Phuiie 7hl J, 2 tenant hourt-s 2 d -r 12 Months Ripe* Ave. Jurt r.ff Celery Dwelling for ,,| FI-tiUR BANDING ,v fimdi 4)fflew ph. 403 residence ph. 610 R farm. On Caniemn East side Ruiifnid. Ul The W ntrh M aktr HKIITTt NEW MACIHNK HIIOP New ft lined .Msrhinr* E lectrifying A repairing all makes. 115 French—Phone lluo VALESt'ENT HOME »,ow open at Chuluotn.'IH mile. ,4. K. of Sanford urel I* mile- N. E, of Orlando. Laiu-,end open porches -1o *it itrwl »ni >y thu cool breeie* uli La!.,- Csthrrinc. Large ground nit I ;»ik* I model A Ford st-dsn. J safe from auto li.-iffic. Lai2* lobby nnd room*. Uriel; cbnftrnc- Bv Walt Disnef * AREAL ESTATE WAV F«OC. \Vj R< WE\E STOOD CWD WE TO FOS ESOUoN 0*= \O uR , U liaTHN W O 6 TVO< S T U F F ..T ^ -/ A\vvv PCiOAt T h E NE 'vjNftORxOOP BUT.. A \ P HIS AWFUL — F-Ace..;.'. L L f y l * '! / T*-£CE TV-cRE PROF. \\U«K.. E\ERVTwiNO.S <30ih*3 TO BE iC SOUP ONUS' I Rl GET OLfT OF J l TV*»5 PHONEY jY CO SPOOK. E-1 CACK.ET! i V u H atso J-V WELL. ----- f « J» T j ; \ E iT ATBN \UC<EN. M ATHER’S Smith ilro. 12 3 P L C IA I. *jk M v It.'hf) FOR RENT Hoot tender. Easy operation. Reasonable rates, bun TONCH hrrK HKW.EILlUi'il—lord* Taint ft (Huts Ch. Thont ONE -H '.' HEITIC TANKS, G rm is Trnns, 2309 Hast Itoblnrun Ave., Orlando J L rlln 2.T12 or a rite Box Id, DODGE - PLYMOUTH riiuluota Florida, i.argt* aejan I'AHIS AM) XldtYILK for guests to Yurt their fSrfbr*. I'alMetiii Ave.' Pfaon* 1018 ,Wht*t*Ifr of Snnford AVAILABLE at once, convenient A-DK ruulh proofing lasts 6 Iv located duwp town ar<-tiyri, CANVAS AWNINGS years, ijiyve >„ur Woolens >uotb up lo date apartrncrita wi'h all FOR RALE—Llmerock for driveCANVAS PORCH CURTAINS Pli><r|i-d now. liuwutowii Deanw»ve and roadwayv—Phone modern convenience*. Adult* VENETIAN BLINDS era ft l.armiky. lid i'almetto only. I'hojw 650. . Ay*. I’hon* ui4. Ahimlnua, Steel, Wood I 1 1 M Id) FEEDS -complete hr., 2 W ANTED TO RENT ilunt'e Tuxedo Fred Blur*. flam* Tuning and Repairing. L. L Batteries ft Mattery Charging. TED TO RENT unfurnished We REPAIR! II. II. POI'K CO. INC. NIGNH ise, 3 or 4 W ' rdunis. Will Rhuw cards awl poetera r llUU.Otl miruth. Fr.il \V. 4 CEILING fan* for sal*. Lancv's F R E E E S T IM A T E S « — DIIK’M SIGN ttKMtJl.M Drug blur*. ider, Itoum 'J. Florid* State I 'h u n e 808 O. D. Ixindreia, i*hone loai irk Building. Phono 1020. . Poultry Supplies,’ Nails. RADIATORS cleaned ami r*|«ir Fc-ds, tlroceriev and rd. 'Jolirri Radiator Shop, lot R E A L EX TA TF. F O R S A L E Tour hton ft 'Watson, 1201 Hanford Ave.- I'h. 360-W. , Phone IIIKt. Painting, plastering and minor WHY DELAY? Have a new Utrlicarpenter work. 102n »V. Iktb. rn ralonrl ilnigm-d' and t not mi bujlt now by 0. J. Gantt Wood, AND C l. F. A N I N O AND shop. Phone 771MV. LdAINAGK 2 NF.W CATER. PILLAR DELS EL BULI.IMIZ* KIIH WITH l*>A L M K T T 7 It A K E H T W O 3/4 YD. IIRAGLLNKH. EQUIPMENT I’RE WAR Gas Range, I n ' oven. NOW IN -Tlllrt VICINITY. Can Iw seen Roundtree Transfer j home. .Two car . garage. Or MMNIt IIT (ONHTRUCTION #prncr lot II# x till In Mavfalr. I tL. ORLANDO, FLA. PHONE . will sell unfumishrd or furnished. IIAIIY HKD, stroller and ear wnL r sic if ('heap. Plume 79-R. . HENT A CAR YOII DRIVE IT AUTO RADIOH, Mubtrula. |k,lciconi# property ami .Sdrvirr. The Music R>,x PHONE 200 aluw, 2 apartrr flWICK I. ANO-MORRIHON II9 W. 1st HI. PhoiioDSI.-----ent Tiringmg' |o-r umnlli U-DRIVB-IT. INC. Yl ilM'I W Two tadio cahineia with phono ON V O l^ T i u e s SEE Urt FOR mntoia in them.-15.00 each Hau­ .House on large lot. C-orner Hick MIMEOfiRAPH PRINTING er Appliances, IOH H.-Park Ave. I ory. and .. i7lh M St. L .7U» . , E. ... 7Ih BL WhFftl Balancing AND TYPING •2.900. Apply lo J. E. Walker, 12 FT PLYWOOD boat and trail CREDIT IIUKKAU OP 910 Cypres* Ave. . r r 1100. 1319 Hummerlin Ave rtANJ'ORI) . . , 16 N. Park Phone 180 ,n cxcrptiotially dr,liable two. THREE 20" pedestal fans. Kxrclstory house, 3 luilroon>« and lent condition. Be* Hanford Elec­ bath upstairs, and I tmlroom tric Co. ltd Magnolia Avu. and bath downstairs. Large liv­ ATTENTION MOTHERS ing room, with rnrlo*ed tun 6 ARTICLES W ANTED -D IA P E R SKRVICK— unrrh; library, dining room and •tc h e n . Unusually well planned rlratMterile diapers and demloras to cupboard spare. Ili.a two- Highest rash price paid for used furniture. TfirD avi* Furniture lied container. Economical and car garage incorporating work Co. 311 K. 1st. Ph. 958. safe. Fully medically anproved room and laundry. Has ID) ft. Call Dryrlona 2407-W collect for frontage on paved street. Ixtl la I’LL BUY vour car regardlm i of details. 115 diapers, 12 a wee':. plentifully fruited, mgl UnJ-iage or rendition. Roy Reel, 300 • “FIRST IN HANFORD" raped. Possession Hepteiltlrer lit. W. 2nd Ht. ^tractive 5 room ntmtern. stucco house In good condition on Cry*- Wanted to trad* 1937 Plymouth taJ Lnke. Grounds fu g well coup* for 38 or 89 Plymouth or Protect Your Health Chevrolet sedan In good mndlplanted. Small grove. Plenty ' By Bleeping Betlar. of lakt frontage, with dock. • tlun and p a y . cash d lfftrm r TRACTOR AND TRUCK WORK. Phone 845-W. | r a lota on lode* Minnie: one Iart us Hear building Iota, plow­ INNERSPRINd MATTRESSES W ith 9 acres; one with 19 nc.es; ing, harrowing, fill d ir t dirt BOX SPRINGS and ona with 33 acre*. Owner 7 Pat#. Li restock. Supplies muvlng and new ground work on want* offer on separate lot*, or HOLLYWOOD BEDS lots or farms. Phono 432-W. for the entire block. • C. D. Forrester, RL’ 1, Box 99.' t very spacious and lovely home Manafactkrad Ta Yaar trad# for kid pony, Indlvlduel Order By P«r American Mills Has! in Ban Lanta, locate,) ou three son, 8. Sanford Ava. new saiga person. Mis lot* facing Valencia Drive, rttuc. . ECHQfcS Langley Apt. No. 6. ' ro house on steel, with 2 large Maltraaa Beaav tlag A Klnard. P. O. Box 905, U k s bedroom* and bath upstairs, and Mimroc, F|a.______ ■ '_____ larga living room, dining room, white cat picked, up near Dill's EXPERIENCED calary grower or Bar. Phone 880.’ trained farm manager for farm If you are looking for a iromft of In Zellvyood area. Good position dlstlnrtloa, this U it* for right party. A. Duda ft Bona, FRED W. BENDER ft 1935 DODGE— t door tedt Oviedo. Phone 3151. JOHM .W. a MOORE tires, rebuilt mator. C team 2 Fla. Slat* Rank Did|. Kenneth Murphy a t City Vtmmm IBVS - «W Park. This house h a v re­ t rougbeuL ally been rnlecorahsd Inside. MICKEY MOUSh F e e l Year* Y ounger, Full o f Vim i>«*rowMtBt l>Ll*Htd •ifhAWf Detu# legs ri* 44Lw44*441 *1 «Ul • UlW|#94M M < VII s itktg >\us m Iowi ami ti «g C. W elsh At F m d l Sea Foods T T c S - w s . « ra »-££•*• l7, asT K‘U,I « * » t JT<WJ- Dr. Charles L Persons Optometrist < INGLEWOOD, Calif., July 25. UP) — Hollywood Paxk’e annual mid • summer extravaganxa, the .2100,000 Gold Cup comae up tor lta eighth running tomorro sr, and Horse Racing the way things have been happenIttg, it wiil b a a s widw-Ape* as the -----* - A n i *- . Grand Canyon. 1 ToUrnament Riding: Until the antry.box closed today, most observers predicted a dmen or so -ohallengan would run for Sunday July 27th the rich nurse hauled down laat * Fort Mellon Psrk year by Fred AaUtre'a Triplicate. Whatever the field tomorrow, 2.00 P . M. Hollywood Park expects the large it crowd of the season. The judg­ Brin* Your Hors# ing by yeiterday's betting handle A nd ' |2,0wP,Udl, unusually heavy for of !2,0WP,IM1, Join The Fun a waek day, play In the pari-mut­ uel department will be extra brisk for. Gold Cup day. Prior to the announcement of the entries. Raoul Espinosa's gal­ loping grey from Chile. Olhaverry, waa listed aa a doubtful star­ ter. and teh eame-wa* true of several other ellgiblea. The sudden elcknes* and death yesterday of Col. L. O. Burna* ankee V alor,'w ho would have gone Into th* rail* and one-quar­ T«»« Tha entire backbone of the Is­ Hrnnktyn ter cup race with a m, re 109 land of Java la volcanic. |ti.*tf>n pound* on his back, robbed the St. Loult race of a big UtraaL • N.w York rtilesgn H arry M. f f i m i r 'i expentlv* T o o J a i l # . T o d a m n ify r'lnrlnnstl fiDy, Honeymoon, howgver, work-' *d wall yesterday and. with an Phllsiitlphla IT II 411 l( assignment of 114, Including Jack LOST: Varigated cosmetic bag II **•!(* Vttt.rgay containing money, ml sc. article*, plttthurih S-l. PhllrAetphla 4,1 W*»trope, loomed large fn the awaln. lb between l e t . and 8th B t on ('hlrasn.S, Rotton 4. , , Kh II(i^, lb field. HI. I.stuli I. N*»w fork I. Magnolia Ava. Return 718 Mag. Triplicate, which beat out Pros,klyr. S. rinrlnn»tl- I,.-. r.frnokta cf Reward. Honeymoon by a neck last yaar. A^law*. rt Brooklyn, p was back for a-sapfud--Uy.. and W. D. Rorex’s T«**» 8andmsn^w*| * grore by Innlngsi • .• .7 ’ back fo r a fourth attem p t tClatee Psrk OS* *41 I—I SANFORD • *** eel *—l FrrOrsi Williams, J. Doran. Cham­ bers,- Drawn,- F. Dorsn, O rsrktr-4, LEGAL NOTICE Pun, batlxl In: Crecksr 1. WJIIlaln*, D-irsn I. Homs nans: J, PorSn. N onas Plokn I bsr*«t ChtmUen*.. llolm**. Ford. Ksslin*. CTsase. Saerineet: AT TEN O’CLOCK ON FRIDAT Crockrr. nussl- Doubt* plsyat Heal­ MOIlNINa, AL'OUHT 1, HIT. A PUBMUNICIPAL PARK 6:45 P .M DULUTH, Minn., July 25, f,1 Crocker. Left on bassst Winter 1.10 IIEAIUNO WILL BE HELD Five golfers who use gumption ing, AT TUB COUHT HOUUE. IN BANPark I. Sanford tn«s* on ballai and heart to help overcome their ntr william* |, Brooklyn S till* FORD. FLORIDA. AS PRESCRIB­ handicap, tee off a t th* North­ off Rrnwn I In I t-1 Innings, off ED BT LAW. FOR' CONSIDERA­ land Country Club court* today william, * In I 1*1 inning*, oft TION rOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. SCHOOL BUDOBT. . for three dar* of competition to pKrh*r: by Drown (Brooklyn) ALL TAX PATER# AND PATRONS 1 In -T Inning*, lilt by DOUBLE HEADER decide tha U. B. Blind Golfers Brooklyn iK»*llng). Winning pltchar: WU. ARB INVITED -TO ATTEND. Championship. ”* ‘ Him, ta»lng 'pltcbsri Brooklyn. PROPOSED BUDOETi 141.11*.** One of the fivs Is Charlie Bpa- Cmplr**- Taylor. Blneor*. Time of (Dntral* Fuad BaUnee Antlelpalsd Receipt* well of Birmingham, Ala , w ho* s*msi I'M. i* uut Levy m .iie .e t keen eyesight rarrld him. through Federal 1.0*0.** big time football and the war until YEBTERDAY'fl BTABB. a shell exploded on his tank on k Stan Muilal, Cardinals, singled European' battlefield. In winning run with two out In Boswell, still In his 20s, playdil 10th Inning as Cards defected GlDistrict Fun# Balar -halfback for the University • Of Antlelpalsd Receipts Alabama in the Roae Bowl, arfI Welter Masteraon,. Renaton, 4 Mill Levy once averaged 52 yards in a dnton outpltched Hal Newhouter w he TetsT District Fend nunts against Fordham. Today he's o o f to cop th e'b lin d P' xrf» (IRAND TOTAL golf litis from Clint Russell of[.q,n*tox* to eweip the thrse-tam a Galvanized Duluth* chiefly to »tlmu!ate ti OPF.Nflt OPENS: Driver Killed In Midget Auto Race national Midget Auto Raelnf Champion In 1929, wax killed laat night when hie speeding car crash­ ed Into a fence while making a turn on the Yellow Jacket Speed­ way one-fifth mile oral. • Hart, native of .Denver raring out of Tpmps waa attempting to pass George Marahnpan, Yerke*. Pa.. on the in h ‘ in d final Up of | thk eeml-flnal race. T h a jp r went into a epin aa H art loet control, crashed Into the fence, bounced 10 feet In the air then rolled over several time*. ' * It waa the third fatality a t the Yellow Jacket Track elnce IU open­ ing In 1928. A crowd of 12400 wltneieed the tragedy, a prelude to the 25 U d Keystone State handicap spon­ sored by the Philadelphia Inquirer charities. George Fonder, Lonsdale, Pa., won the handicap In 5:38.42, fin­ ishing ahead of Dutch Brhaeffer, Floral Park. U I.; Lloyd Christ­ opher. Miami, Larry Bloomer, Nor­ ristown. Pa„ and Duane Cat ter. Lot Angeles. If SM il*in*«tlll« .. ht. Augustin* U*ti*i> i Orlando ItANKUlU) 1‘alatka j^nliurg Dayton* - F a rm " METROTONK NEWS ’ & Umutiful t *• I’oli.hrd Alumia n it *17 U . KnlunMin ie 2-H7l!!» Hchrens Continues Pace In Western Tennis Tournament SOUTH tlF.NI). Ind.. July £5, (A1) — It wa* Pixie again-1 Ilia the nArth today at tha Western Junior Tennis Tournament r e a p ­ ed tha semi-final round an I two boy* from thr der|> *outh, Herbert .(Irhtrna of Fort Lauderdule, and Dick Mauledou* of New Orlrant, hrld the favorites .yoiea.Itehicps, lop-aejded Irv tingle*, wax *rhadule<| to meet Tonv TrAbrrt of Cincinnati, and Mouledoua, leedori second. Wat. to fa.-e-AleX llrtiw-k of HamlracV, Mlrh. Thr southerner*. teaming In tha doubles, were ntatchrd wltn Grant Golden and Kriton Ddmllng of Chicago. Ilelrrrk anil Trabrrt were rial red In tha othrr dottblu duel njraintt Sidney Bchwartx of IliiHiklvn and McDonald Malhry of Princeton, N. J. Hrmi.flnal singlet nnd douMa matrhe* In the boy'a division alto M'rrr scheduled toifay. In uuarteV final play yr*irrday Rrhrana defeated Oil lt<’«lry of Chevy Chase. Md.. 8-1, iLl: Tra-. hrrt l»‘«t Bcbwartx-6-l, 0-1; Mouledout turned back Malhry 7-5. (1-2 ami Helxeek drffateil Matt Mur- Lqgul Notice .\tnarir* : I5v Fran Striker ' Hf TOC* YtP PlACE OF H>4 BROT'CR TO . MAKE TRCLtNE wild S -v W E TUNlEl JOB THOvr m iTR JTdCY MUST HALF WCRK IN t—< HEARD Tml u-CI LOCK HIT THE C-.\DtXE'>\ND TRAVEL ' ’ J / / L TONTD1 » COMF. 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JULY in Strasbourg receiRlr, Porphyro ad In m ilitary government quar­ see th at France did not go Com­ Germans was part of B av ara for Greek Fight tennis urged th at a “free" g o y rn - ters hare as directly Incompatible m un ist . • . 700 rears. Tn* separation fol Thus a t every opportunity, the ment be esUbllahad in Greece, and with the announced alms of Bri­ lowed the end of 'i s war. Now (Csattawg (>•■•, r>a< <>■»> Athens government circles sub­ tain and the United States as far Americans supported the French In Bavarians want It back. rlllas In a Major engagement wrst sequently Indicated they expected as bitonal Germany was concern­ the sis weeks of fniillea* negotia­ W hither the Falatlnarr wants to of Lamia. 100 mllea north»r-t of AP N »«ifr«lsrw tions a t the expense of Germany. ed. AP Newsfealarea also .. con e-rufraj. This Athens. Unofficial reports said a move In that direction. MUNICH Bavarians are nursing return SOUTHAMPTON. England Last night, however, Constan­ These sources pointed out that However, when life foreign m'tila a seel ion of independent think­ —The Queen Mary* “lovely lady/ a geographical gripe. They are ing that contribute so many early 200 casualties were inflicted o.t the tine Rodopoulos, governor general France steadfastly had refused to isters* conference "ended •without looking westward to the Palat­ rebels. of northern Greece, eald in an in­ loin the bitonal merger and ac­ airreement, the State Depar’mcnl thar sailors rail her—is hcln* re­ immigrant! to the United States. A United Natlens Balkan Sub- terview that the Communists “do­ cept Joint responsibility for Wes­ and the British Foreign Office stored to her prewar elegance as inate, merged with the Rhineland The French will not tolerate Into one slate within Ihe^Frcncheommision still In session Iff Joann't have the strength” to set up a tern Germany. They said' the empowered ■ their representatives talk of a return t > the old a'atus, necupt*d—tone.- -’*• -■ Marshall offer for a thre*- power in Germany. General Clay and Gen­ however.* ' Compete«w*-iotvM*56Uw- jilna drafted a report, oppcu-l by provisional government. The Palatinate with Its million the Soviet and Polish delrgs'cs, resume her weekly runs across conference apparently would give eral Sir Brian Robertson, to go say this Is one of the reasons the.A tlantic Ocean July 31. the same sort of veto pow­ ahead with negotiations on an they have banned public speeches for U. N. headquarters, dlspslchcvj German Policies Terrattre over the rehabilitation of the agreed level of German industry in Along a deck where thousands by Dr. Karl Schumacher, leader Property Value Ruhr \that France has exercised make the combined tones self suf-j of American and Canadian soldiers Informed sources Wald this re of German aoelalists, an advocate i r n t t s s r e ttaaa P an s n e » r in the Allied Control Cotinrli in •lood in Marked-out war-time of centrallstic Ideas. The French j port include^ the subcomnn-"ion .i rraallssMl ttmm N |* Hast the policy of making the merged Berjin for the past two years. going grayhiund wouldn't know valuation of 132,282,75ft and of at Tubingen now also requlri The difference between ______ the ’ * ‘l loncs nl American and* "British this fiO M .H O was wholly or special permission for the GerArmv and S tatf Deparlmcnts aims man press Cfimany a self .supporting unit partislly exempt, snd J4,74!»,24il, in Germany hivame apparent at and Yugoslavia had obstcuci*--! itirouyb an important program. not. including lands reverting to tha foreign ministers Moscow con­ the work of the aubcommis* on. the state or homesteads was who). This policy of self sufficiency ference last Spring. (a refitted. The Greek government las*, week lv exempt. The armvuschool oOhought,’ led French protest. War Role Forgotten reported the army had atuypcJ a Jhrough an indugtclal—revival Jn guerrilla drive on loannlna -aid to Western Germany hae been advoc _ ______ ___ ______ . ......... .. Soma three-quarter* of a million ated hy Herbert Hoover and miRU a ll important to rebuild'Ger many FLAY HALL have started in Albania. NEW YORK. July 25. M l Warrants were issued last night emus American business men as a prosperous nation both for the economic well being of Europe Presldrnt Ford Frick of the Na­ for the arrest of Nicholas /echand to keep Germany from xolng thousands of soldiers* bride# and I 2P7.260, wholly and partially and tional League today ortierrd “in ariades, leader of tho Greet <-on communis tie.. the name of common sense and munlst Party, and .Milllade* For. children the Mary brought to new I | i 2.217.<500 wholly exempt, The position of Grnrral Clny homes in America. I luike County with 138.751.70S sportsmanship" that the disputed phyrogennls, former Communist was subordinated at Moscow t& in n iK iiw vof. feet of . . . serviceable, _________ value ____ ___H . . thousands had 113,350,940 wholly ami game of last Sunday between Ip f la te r mlnlater. Tlie government the predominant State Department unlovely plaster Imard h a v e Im-c i i I partially exempt and 43,417,WKII Brooklyn Dodgers and St. Louis school, which held that the Ger­ ripped out. In drab quarters which wholly exempt. Brevard County Cardinals at Khbeta Field be re­ man Problem could wait and that housed 80 Gla a crossing tbere lsl had a total value of 4O,27'4,0411 played on Aug. 18. thus upholding the most Important thing *.is to 8peaklng to French CoranunUt* • luxurious cocktail bar, guy inland of this 15,511,700 was wholly! the protest of the St. Louia club, red Iralher upholstery and brlghlland partially1 exempt and *1,282,-1 _______________________ ________ rad and lo ft gray curtains. The main restaurants have lorn redecorated: what' was the bride*' Russia Hits U N movie th ra trr has i«*en turned rt Im n I'ea* One I Into a supper Hub with fluorescent basic freedoms in llirmtrlvei inr lighting and-tinted mirrors. are essential to tire .fruitful ex Luxury Quarlera Tha wartime sickbay, with Its freise of other baric frerdomt.* Luxury Liner Gets Munich Bavarians Have Real Gripe New Refinements first tiros they could recall th a t the American military government had'not been kept Informed of d«vrlnnment* end mo»e* In Wash- fcteMsSsySfcr* A t s luxurious first Hass smoking yoom'.The main lounge again i* a massive room with lofty maple wood pillars, paneling and a thl-k carpet of russet and gold. * When the 81,235-tsm Cunsrd liner went to war. aha left behind bar In various parts of the world tome 10,000 pieces of furniture and fittings. New YorkTHMH * He added that without adequate arrest to comprehensive and ob­ jective Information on the world in which we live, the "very ev­ idence nf democracy could ha andangered.” Martin told the delegates Ihst his government lielleved that fa­ cilities for full comprehensive and objective reporting, and tha "rjgip of access of all men to such Mn formation will contribute to inter­ national understanding and friend- •hipped ba­ jo England litfnre the reeonvlfslun alarled. Hundreds of miles -of wiring were removed and rearwtd, decks •craped, rugs Isld, pumps, generators and other equipment were torn down and worn parts re­ placed. The whole ship underwtnt a gigantic face-lifting. Bha'i undergoing’ trial runs now nd. at the end o r the nmnlh, will • off for N e* Torn tn the che. era of the crowd and the music of tha bands. t Atom Bomb Knocked Pride Out Of Jap« "We believe, also," he said "that the principles of freedom of in­ formation of th e-p ress ara es­ sential to the other purposes of the United Nations: to the main­ tenance of International peace, and to the solution of problems of an economic, social, cultural and humanitarian rhararler. We Iwlfeve that it Is essential to tho promotion of 'social progress and iletter standards nf living In larjv _ .' *__ J__( it" er freedom.' . '. Martin declared that tha del­ egates had met in the UN to make an effort to build a drufl community of all the people of the world. He said that hi* gov­ ernment deplored any effort to limit or destroy that c^mmuni- D A IL Y SA LE S 2:00 p By BUSSELL URINES We are inevitably concerned 1. . i ..I. a N A G A S A K I . Japan - The with any barrier* remove any peoples, or groups world's second atomic bomb came to the people of this Kyushu Hi* of peoples, In any part “f t*va by an ironic twist of fate. It left world, from lire process of giveIto pride among them, no desire lo and-take in rconomlr, cultural nr perpetuate th at agonising moment political affairs -which full par tIHpatlon In a world community with monuments. Now they want only lo forget, Implies,’' «w “ Wy are concerned lest any and In forgetting they have let tha weeds grow over hnmpsites in aurh existing harriers I* extend­ ed, we are deeply . desirous that gashed Urakaml valley. Tha valley, about two miles any axlstlng barriers be removed. The frtjm the center of town, wan hit 1 need hardly stress Dm rele­ by chance on tho mor/rlng of v a n t of this principle to free­ August ID, 1045. The primary tar­ dom of information. For censor­ get for that atom raid, Knkura— ship of outgoing news la one such about 100 mllra northward—was barrier; internal censorship is obscured hy weather. Nagasaki another: prohibition of Imported hooks ami periodicals is a third. was second on the day’s Hat. Japanese figures say 30,000 were’ Denial of visas for foreign cor­ killed and 42,000 were wpundrd in respondents is also a harrier, and the blinding single .flash anil rev­ erberating after-effect* nf the bomb. D wiped' out hundreds of IndoncHiiin Fight thickly-parked worker** homos In tha valley, ripped through facMaallaw* rn si flasl torles and spent Its fury high, qn force* in central Java had pene­ enveloping hill*, where baldness trated Dutch defenses at BernerStill remains among the forest*. •n g on the north roast, Jump-off , Parallel ridges channelled tha DOlilt Tor * Dutch drive on J rg . bomb'* affect* and protected Naga­ •karla. The city Is 00 miles north saki Itself from the force o f the of Jogjakarta. blast. Fires front the valley raced "Our forces received tha full without check the two miles Into support of the population suetown, causing most of II* wartime m i l t t r l I n s * t l i e a r i l u * ' Alias I r w l n n a a l a n dims*#. 4 ilnlv n«l.. •_ few Itau* TIM have railiMiMl returned l.t to Ithe 'valley. Flimsy home# have been bulU In spots, A new church has M ill erected- alongside the mins of tho Catholic church, which once had a eongr*g#tlon;oM0,000 Jap• 'T ha r'emalftder la a desolate vista of ruin* and seared earth covered with spring weed*. The epicenter of tho hl^al la marked *«lr by a huge arrow, erected by American*. A once-busy navy yard, including a giant torpedo plant, .■tempi Tn rulna. • Residents of Hiroshima, on Hon­ shu Island, have a fierce prido In surviving the first atom bomb. They ere contemplating en atomic lib rary and * monument In In* ■enter of the city. Hundreds of fcomtt hive been rebuilt end bull* ness la brlak-s-even In atomic aouwsnlrs. . . . U But Urakaml valley has dropped into the backwash e l war. Law Repealed persAnnel, rill n o t be eligible t » G. I. [dormant pay, educational or or govsn'ment GIFTS FOR BUY A T YOUR SALE Unified Forces (IW I sm S n«sa Cali P m ) through a resolution for en In­ vestigation of Attorney General Clark'a handling of Kanaaa City vote fraud charges. The Moose Voted 1440,000 for additional expenses of its invest!gating committees, over the pres testa from the Door th at there are too many “Junkets’* underway already. The new money raises to 071000 the total the House give* It* special Invaatlgs groups, many of which have ranged extewahn foreign Service iaction May Sentenced their verdict. I Jt Marriott), bead ‘ a*tee* may b* made until tea ' veara hence. The federal guar-1 ly had preUsta^ thalr Into • antae of premium* on commercial I and the& .Tmryeri- had els 'U fe iaeurance policies of service-1 thalr coavietiena • were "w * men tormina tee immediately. II and ILbe raenlt Of “prejudice.** W V iH t. �E l ? ••. • . • •' ? ' U b Uj T h en I t Strength— . - To P n iM l lb* Peace of U u World [ To Promote Uio Progress of America; To P iodsct P rM p o lt; for B u f o r i THE W EATHER Portly cloudr tonight fu«* day « I t h occasional aftcrnqan Vhntiilrr*hoH #r*. O ritllt to m od-, crate rs«lerly wind*. . AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NfcWSPAI’EK 'VOLUME X X X V ltl Indonesia To ■*■ ■" SA N FO RD , Established 1908 Im portance Of Coal Stressed In European Econmic Crisis ■ i F L O R ID A , M O NDAY, JU L Y 28, 1917 Trade Pact Failure Said Due To Russia N o . 182 A s s o c ia te d P r e s s U i i e d W iro In Spotlight At Hughes Probe Promises To Tell The vital patt which coal pro­ duction ii playing in the European economic crisis, ar.d consequently in the turbulent political iituatiot. was well emphasised by two de Reds insisted On Re­ krmed Aid Will Noti velppmentt during the weekend Be O f f e r e d But v i s i o n Of D e b t ^-o n e in England and. ihe other Former WPB Official N a t i o n ’s P o r t s Owed To Britain; in Germany. Calls Kaiser Plan Closed To Dutch Secretary Of Defense British Foreign Miiiler Bevin 1941 Terms Stand For Plane "Comin an impassioned appetl to his Says Biggest .lob country’s workers in general, and LONDON. -July 28 ftP>—S.r [ ifW DELHI. July J8 «J D 'pletely Fantastic” famlit Jawahsrlal Nehru, viceto the coal miners in particular, Stafford Ctippt (old Pailiamrnt to­ Is To Select Aides Tfiidrnt of (he Indian Interim WASHINGTON. July 28* 'T l— warned that they must produc day that Rriliih-Rut'ian trade avernmenl. announced today Chairman llfewtler (RA lgi) of WASHINGTON. July 28 (AV more or riik the (all of the Social* ltesty negotiations bioke down in hat India would pin* Indonesia's James Forrestal, who will be thr irt, government and a weakening M otcow latt week because of SoNo One Injured But ihe S m atr War Investigating Comlie before the United Nation*, United Stales first Secirlary of of Britain's position^ in .world *f- virt demand* for teviiion of the v.tid IihIj ) a globe-liotling T w o Automobiles miller robably presenting it tomorrow National Defense, declared tod*,! fairj. employee nt llnw iid Hughet. milIncreased production, he 1941 lost, agreement W e r e Demolished liiiii.iiie manufactuirr, has agreed Horning, and expected the iui»- that ihe unification of Army and said, would enable the country lo Ruuia owr* G r e a t Britsi.t porl of certain other poweri. to |e|| what he knows about ihe Navy under a single department give foreign credits which would 55.000.000 pound. ($220,000.Weight nf water on the'roof ol aw ml of two $40,000,009 w-srlime A| the lame lime Nehru an- is the "most decisive step" m mil­ help diplomacy. 000) under term* of the Civil thr one (lory garage building in. govrinitwn! plane conlr.fcls to J.’almoit imnte, itary policy since . the • formation . lie' was addrassing,thousands of O edii.-A gteruirnt,.. veupisd”’ bv .’isnunole M n tu iiin |>tf6fi*4 Hy would bar Dutch aircraft of the republic. miners whose production It the Ctipp*, pietident of the hoard Commercial Slieei i* believed tn ,key to England's economic re­ Tom landing on Indian airfield*, lb ro ster told a tepotler that The Navy Secretary told his covery. o f'lra d ;, said (ftiiiih nrgolisloti have canted the cnllajue of Hie the Tlughef emptuye#, John Mey}nd flying over India. lirsl news conference sincr being "Mv Owl. working men and wo. offered s number of conceiiinn*. loof and wall* of (he enlue northIndia's goal it to firing th? named lo head the overall U S. men.'; ho cried, “this is the first hut "we could not go the whole PICTUatO IN 1*44 a* they laughed hcnrlily at a remark passed In a Holly, eait coiner of the huihhng duuna rr, ludifird the committee stx'f laiteit ponible end to the fight* llii* mnming jie will testify before I-abor (Socialist) government vou military establishment that “we have g o t Don't let It fall, for Ihe way the Soviel government de­ wood night club are dim setress Faye Kmeramr. war plant executive John a rainitmin al 2:2(1 o'clock lies a suhcommillee .whenever it wishes itg and assure that juitice ii done, u«Tfr and (back to eamara) film director Andr# D# Toth. A Senate have a blueprint and a charter •qka of generation* to come. Your manded at a condition of an agree­ 'iehru laid .at a newt conference. tnvssttf.nnf cnmmlttse, pmbtng Into th# wartime contract, of Howard afternoon. No one wat mime I to t .11 c.i» him • * but the blueprint and (he charter Labor government ii carrying «*n ment.” Hughes, has been Informed that Meyer, who area Hughes' Tress agent, Nearby «peclalott>7epoi1ed that * Me had hern scheduled to ap­ *We a re .n o t *• war with *hr haVe .to de manned by people." in foreign affair* without the The British hip hftped for arra n ged lavish part!** given by Hughes In In aflmt hi hteh-pressure they »aw "an avalanche of water pear next Wednesda y .* before a iilch government." he laid.’ “ anJ tool* to do Ihe Job and I must be He added: wheal, limber and canned fish. w ar contracting. Copyright King Feature* Syndicate, (international) pour from the .building at it mibh, ingmrv npefifag;.twj t y* helped o u t" ire do not intend to he at w ar "In my judgment, this constitutes The Russians wanted heavy’ ms* That'* airong and most unusual fh ||l|H ecl.~ in'® the Dutch government or 111 1 lie-.lie.’- and Ib-nry J, Kaiser's the moit d«IltVe anil' defmitiiV taninm jrrtn rnmirfTnitnrT-anffief <ifciiif tyT7jfil^ahil pipe"i. ITie’Mos* her” government.* J Wo automobilr. intide of the plaqe contiact. v.ith the governminister, but It doesn't exaggerate India, Nehru maid, will not aend step in the formulation ol a na­ Ihe dangers of the situation In cow radio anerted the talks broke garage weir sin «<|ird bv llie Inirk- nlent. rm» to Indonesia liecaute auch tional military policy since the which Ihe gofertmirnt find* Itself down became llulvin would not ling ioof. One was a I'Mt) I'lvMeyer had been • repotted out gn act would be "tantamout to formation of the republic." a* It struggle* with England's guarantee tome deliverie* and b*mouth sedan, the piopeity u id ill- i M i n t ■v. and the »ube.ymmildnrlarliiK war" upon tho Dutch. first all-out experiment In Social­ causr cie-.li( (etm* could not b* .Forrestal said it has not yet However, he aald, hla country waa Robeit flakier, the other *»i* e trr previmj-fv had t-een making ism. The government maintain* contemplating * dosing porta to been decided whether hr will have '.that ft has been caught in a rush reconriled. J V I 1 hevfolrt vrdvtl. bvlotiging to elfoitv t ■ (mil hint to ivsue a All Dutch shipping' and certainly his offices in ihe Pfntlgnn (Wat of war-born circumstances which The ltii|i*b delegation beaded by l> I lb. ulitiii. anto meih-vmc in I ittttiinun. Would bar aircraft of any country Department building) or eliewheie,; H arold'Wilson returned Fridajh**n'^ b*an able tn control tint* ,\! .i - In*..I pia-limiuary iminify empluvre ol ||ir g,iia#‘- . l l e Its) Which might attem pt lo carry aupfrom Moscow nfter flvs »*eek* of Jiir** b . Innt l-rfore (ha no, ha. Ihe dale of hi. taking the f*r' ?foreign « L ' ,,rV,n* in ohea to the Dutch. intensive anil detailed negotiations. Outer. Mongolian In­ ptiked it inode about a 1.(11 lion, Volume Of Loans Is office, ctinservatl'-e »nl‘ ntmiMu- m ii.nis piirpaftod <^>hru aaid hi* country hail not official oath at America's first Anthony Aden, ssid In an address Crlpp* said the llritlsh Labor r llle* ria th expfi *'• ;i iitirA of parties at tttl previously to bung I lie Up But Fewer Find cident Brought Up hrlm Saturday that labor has divided Oovernment wished to expand If rteifftiiinl nn Tiitc#* ^l»l It F. I. mwh»n«c. wri th.* doneiian hostilities before the Secretary of Defense hern de­ Itnde with Hussln and saiil he H n lln aed on !*■■* ill) In Membership Pica IlflUl'tt tn {lit* i | N«ll, lit* '«>•ill. ||i* Ne e d To Borrow nlted Nations because “we cided. hoped the disappointing failur* Wil 5fulfil »lumt ft*r? ii v*'ii y ought the bent**way waa in was only “ternpot«r>\" He diet mil Forrestal said that the new set­ LAKE SUCCESS, “July. 28 *4’. from wlifrt i Im* rotif f^ll. l*H>ktiM£ njunctlon with other powera." up of a separate Army, Air Force mention the Moscow radio report, Reflet ling tlw meieiseti cot!) lie atliled that India turned m a t, and Navy under tho overall cont­ which a spokesman for the b o a rd 'Dj ptodurmg ciopl and the ttat* China ami Soviei Ruuia i lathed j*t tom* prlnlpd iutii Brltlau and the. United-States,' rol of the Secretary of Defense n f.j,a d e railed "very Hns.lsn- ^ nf m„tr , , tm A„d g.o*r today m the Unitrd Nali'un s , wlifn h# « iv l lit* fin* i*sdi ii it11 i«»r (alt froli* rt Iwim I th*> .m <j recent day* has exchanged will save money In the long run aided • •,! '»■ Cuuncil mrinheninp tom dlul UlUl.llLi.dvi 14Umv -tpui Li_— al and tniurmal coinmunical- and be beneficial, in _ the sense . Cripps—imlicated -succeM—had eququumt. ^ the volume ql bank with Australia eHd “we now of ‘'getting the most of out of liven almost in slglit when the ciedit u»ed .by Honda’ faiiiw f. i« miller nvei .iilmilting Ui|lei ATjii I lif* mill In a few hour*" to carry our money.**. talks cutinpsed nn Soviet credit currently lugliet than “It w »* ■* tlidtl. Willi Uui'l-i thvigutrt lli.il ij (’LIT l‘lyn)iitiHi ImhvUifrHfc L* formally to U. N. I S ., ,.f v!,-i,ate Bill No. .qfit %v**»** Unification will cost more In the rxplaiiu d: i. maims, He itc- expisineu: j . i l l.. . tome circle* tn Aiu would like hitnnlil JACKSONVILLE. Fla., July 28, demands"We had succeeded In reaehine yeaf. ago. **r<*(dmg In> J. L ■ beginning he said, adding. "It (Special)-- "Other *tate* w i l l villi pi live tu he of ur"*t advan-. to tee Ihe la r e l situation 'dnpli *•"», be.-lligi.l. «f ie y .p j rill lent ol the Sanionl Al Is my hope the added expena* benefit greatly through the enter, agieeiuvnl on all mnttri* within , . I I I . - I H'l n- t .o paik. ll II... til 't Hi,-" in the t’il’y of Satifotd and lUtsi.le nt (hr building. other -mail ■-!>!“« in lecuring print of Floridian*dn develmurfenl the trail# fuld, tnchitUnj^ quan­ U n t^Jssliu n sI Bsnk. who irpre- ta ln l m ihe Far- Fa*t, of, State-operated m»ikrls. said tities, prices-and terms and ton- teni* the Flotid* Banket* AstonTt.e Imlldliig it owned I . I’r-, .it p >■i A it iiltif. »och av the San* Chins'* ili-legate. Dr ShuhOh rrnmimieS ■■ r» Sit) today he told newsmen laconically J. Stanford Laraon, actintr chief nnhl* and KryitniiU I'olu. ri . find N.u h I Air •Jinti.'ii. it was atimi at Semmnlr County Key lists, lohl’lhe memhenliip commit It. iv ti. W)II In lit a and Flip I’liiaf la to "get people". of- the Market Organlaatiou end tsd -to la> hj Edward Higgins, trr which i* combining appfu i M. N. Clevelaml .mlvryj s|»tc>-• - maiinu* ■ of the Setninolr County So far as possible he plant to Facilitie* Branrh, United State* Banker. • keep existing services ami groups Department of Agriculture, dur- J.- L. Sauls Presides "lloWever, I Intida (aim familier lion* ol inttp cuunltirt llut In* In lake cbnige nf tlui aitltatinn i i Tn.!* -i uf Cuhtmeree who with undisturbed, he said. Ing a Jacksonville vlalt thl* week­ 11^ It l 1.--- III - ix In Jnel.xonThe eswif -of- t he Imjlitiug—rt ___ .Are needed to In. Forrestal hinted that his tsnure end. The Washington official, who At VFVV District Meet aTe^pfobahty- in the ill4H|HI b- gnvnnmmt nypniivl Outer mon imited hy Wood*)) til l.. t>eniifir' t*-t '-ii-k t.inferring with I create' the National Quant rifle of office a t Secretary of Defense apent some tfme touring the State, nam mI t poaitum that Ihey have gulia became of ihe "armed m Itilik was *CHtli-ieil a In. ill ,r ff t.if.ilIlf th e IV nr A «*e>x Ad] company now being formed here might not exceed one year. vaitnn” nf ( him hy Oulrr Mon after appearing on th ; July 23-24 .alley ami slrret. die crash Hi f lit|iiif - Mil I Mu* f tvll A m John L. Saul*, preaiding for Ihe e*ei been." Mr Ihgley *.*td. "Only {from the 12 mep reported a t ready When asked whether he Intend­ program of the annnat conference tfiiB It > \ t!f*1iit*dif r ifiI If*11 *rtu nni inc tcfc-nllit to the 23 or more nion ed to slay in the job for sometime, rtf managrra and official* uf Flor­ first time as VFW Commander of- a few mole (.timet* need to u#e golkirt Irottpv. iliiqmiled hy t*nk*. ti ailed inn m spectators. ill ,11■|.1 - xl I ■n (tf the bill. the Fifth Florida district *t il* Tim diuiuinlril hi a ( h i m veto ol M required before Company 2 of the li'eastaasg r*s* aisS the bank credit available to llieni ida'* Stale Farmer*' Markets, ronference Sunday in Detiaml. n t" bin i■, "i idea that the City,* 124th Infantry Can be activated. the applit itmn. gave unstinted praise to Nathan Imndlin) hi* duties In n wnrkuiHn- tin* *e*r because continuing lugb -htch mi • «', ■I " " iix tlie mrport It waa announced today. -Alexi-i N Kiatilnlkov, Hti**l*<i Mayo, (ommissloner of Agtlcul-J li),*- manner, presided like an "old faun incomes make it |MH*thle lo Ii ■.pi i •. . i- li-,. Sint ion, l*e givI t la planned to bring the Com­ Fred L. Touchton . lure, and \\ Ilham I,.- Wilson, l»i-l tinirt," and rlulrhlng III* naveil drlvgatr "I,,, figuied in an ex tUitugx mid equip. ■ I wnllnii.t nn 1 ‘nar Sis) pany jup to a total atrrngih of change uf fiaat talk wit It the oili­ rector of State Market*, for d e - |f ifmlv. strictly limited lime of de l I t , id trip* •! atian, praD ich in Dade City velopment officer* and IBM men. The mem­ of (he unique system bnte so that no "filibuster*" hroko er delrgaie. ni a rummlttea nu-ti * >iih-vl Hie teveiitm tlerlved from . i bers held an organisation meeting .of Stale-operated *ale* center* out. F. D. Scott, commander nf ,s, / ’n n „ B O f I . i m i n r ilig laal • xveek, .promptly c.haig-'l ■i*i i» i in niniutain an I Thursday night and wilt continue that -the t’hiiii-va nllegatlnnx ni" DADE CITY, July 28,-(Special)• which' now comprUe* 37 aetive i’osl 3282 reported this, morning. “ I ' L U |lH P r peipeMinle the m i|yirt.. to meet every Thursday night at Fred L. Touchton, 86, druggist unit* handling more than >32,"nMurd.” ■ ’iftfsiinded,and thni The Sanford poit furnished one An enteitaming mmii.il pi Violations Pending In realilv rii|oeva lump* violate.I gum ft. Ilikw 1*- and Mr. Coleman 8:00 o'clock at the Sanford Aim- here for 20 years, and senator of 000.000 of produc* in the last af the largest delegation* preoent, wa* prrtenled q the Rohm refiiFlal <('.ii lfi*-v conferred with cry. The Company has been tn the 38th senator*! district of Pas­ fiscal year. Outer Mutignliaii letrltory. hr saiil, with 18 member* attendaeUva since tt.w a* absorbed Into co and Sumter Counties in 19.14 Twenty-one case* of liquor sal­ Kraxiliiikov **td Ihe the whole luncheon today under the d im ti -i l.vle l‘rit.-i :q*L regional direetor "Director Wilson, through hi*' ing including Pat Johnson, senior t W Army during the' war. and 1938, died suddenly of acceptance of.— thepresidency presidency. . of; vice commander: James Huff, es la-v violation arc’ pending in border inci'leiit made him think of r i n r l r i Morriinn. progii-i ■ the V \ \ niv.. will; It. W. ---------------— I i-.i.'h, u -.1 *e,-J-ivei| instruction* Capt. Roy Green la company heart attack yesterday morning the recently organ!ted National ' Quartermaster; H a r v e y Hale, Comity • Court a* Ihe re*l|ll "of i- I" h i" pr. i tit secure -commander, and Capt. John rope a t 8 o'clock on th e sidewalk Ji»»t. Association of Produce Market chaplain and John L. (ialloway, investigation*’* tbe t’"*1 month them iiitghi tm parti** In ('him ch «irm*n. xvliu wuuM like tu are a UN rmu Sever.il vrcsl xulux u rie irpil---- I ’ . .i early n t po-xihlt and Capt. Robert Raker are qn the a* he reached th# door of hla Managers,” Mr. Larson continued, trustee. by member* of (In* _Stale ml-iiiim «>i up tu investigate the , • * staff. Lieut. Dick Brown is ntfiltf- drug stors. I "h*i now embarked on an effort Slate Junior Vice Commander flevf-r.xg* Department tn Semi- id fair. IL v:iul -iilaii they migh- i>v Min Robert* Ey.tuv. ,i timu It.uu lli.> t\ \ V. ant company commander and MaJ. Mr. i h-mn.t t.iilay termed the Since October,- 1941, he hod (o ff|ve the real of the country C. C. Whlltle made a talk on de­ Innvl, County. pet iriln hy Perry Btrlnrr v.u lie trying tq -detract from the O. Bark* t* medical officer. . Information* fned hy County been manager of th* Walgreen benefit* similar to’ those which partment plana for the comlr.g veierel pi.mo »ehclion> hv hi* ->i 'i p i- vert . "itti white and said * ' The purpose of forming the Service Drug Store here, when he Floridians are deriving from thl* year. It was decided to hold the Pro-vutlng Attorney Georg* A. rivn'vm i In Chin*. .The cminiittio deferred artin i • ILiheit * holli. «if u l i u n i . lie u.-v. '* .1 thv'. l .i-l li-afned a lot of -company Is to provide a force of returned from Avon Park where state'* ay-stem of m arket*."'I'm-.:- iv" - 1; the- hill, “ It look* next district meeting In Novem B|»n «how that 17 nf, the ca«e* on Outer Mongolia pending reply j 1,.„ |f(,'u%jn ,(li minute men tn ease of emergency he lived several year*, after a During lh*-t*n*y#*r* or more In her in Orlando. Among the hotly foi v-tdeh warrant* w ;ie i»»neil from (lone I< adjourned ■ 1 ^ 1 ™ " ' " ' . ' : . f it v'.til lake n lot nf rwi tape or large seal*-tragedy. Men will residence of 14 y*ort In Dade which, the major portion .-of the discu**^Jopjc* wa* -that of a i>>- ihn Sharif* of/ict- wtru «* taking up Urn.,e .|.- ~ t !nr acquisition of 'application __.llm lle I nucnton-.vim.mtv-e-J theappl drill two hour* a- week for which City. “ Florida system he* been brought Stale bonus' to World War II vet-" gainTT "AtOfM pefknn* ‘ chki tfiht 1raiivJorilHii briefly,^ Haven men--, 'lineup for the _tuftbt!l gvme ■ a i'p -i i property,, real a n t p H t l s s will receive 12.80 a drill A native of Blanton, Ga., he to lie present .stature, other Stale* eran* similar ta that given hy with veiling liquor will.... I a. Iipe|‘^i mill, lie ile.-lsreil. against the a tlr sergeant* >6.80. Men from 17 was the ton of George W. Touch- have copied, or adapted many of South Carolina and Mlsilisippi. | ctn*i- *hd four charge* overe a her* xupp.'ited Transjordan -h-u Wrihievd-iy night Mr. Iligfiinx aft.) reported that Russia,, which vetoed TransJonlar to 87 year* of age are eligible to ton end Lethe Copeland Touchton, its feature*, and Mr. Larson, a* Linn* Club, a* fullnivi: The conference was hangsd lo gani*t whit# perS-un fur unlawful t h e y i‘i'fl f e n I with Wiley Gilles­ join regardless of military eiper* both native* of Blanton. He taught well a t other speaker! at ths order by Raul'a gavel at 10:00 A, telling of Intoxicating leverage* lait Atignxt, lexerved her state Epp». Jr., p merit until Wednesday. 1 pie of Hie firm, Smith and GllilDTA. school two yeare before entering Market Managers conference In M. and adjourn ed at 1:00 o'clock on' Sunday. A. Stina, c Ifxpir, in JneksanvIRc in regard Following-Activation Company 2 the drug l.u vines*. k’np*. Sr,, lb Jacksonville this last week stress­ »o that every0lW 8rotir*f0‘t t n h g — At) petouui against whom Ihe : - eiigim-eti -if nn the propaseit will b* furnished with the latest He Is survived by hla widow, ed the value of the experience hall game between. Senford and charge* war* made were released ■ Touhys 2b t.rmiiml huihlings nn the laks-2 Men Rescued After >e of equipment Including ma- Mrs. Jamie Touchton; a son, tronttaaea Iran Fagi d w l nn > '0 bond with two♦xceptlohSj *'* J- Higgin*. a* DeLoAd. from. Mr fiill.’ -pif, he eniil, will _n# gun* and movie Dim* show­ Fred L. Touchton, Jr., a student accmding to Slierlff Percy Merit! Tuiiehlon, 3h p; event the pliipn^ition to the Swirling Ov^r Dam ing atomic bomb testa and' other a t 8t*t*on University; a daughter lighter . Tooke, rf 8PEF.ll PRESIDES t jty in v-gmd to lit* services Mias Mery Lethe Touchton. Dade 1,000 Refugees Are subjects. ' COMMISSION MEET S;ieer If unly Prosecuting Attorney oil th - prujeet. )ulnn City; e brother, Harry Quinn YORK HAVEN. P*„ July 2H. George A. Speer Is uiesidlng pveri The City CommUsinn will meet ftean, >f . r i Sanford; a sitter, M Touchto hfb— Two men In a motor boat Ili Off French Coast City Court sessions during the r« tn* vs- In rvcolar aeaslnn thl* evening nt Re verve,X: G. Stine, Unrk-. Ho!!-. "Killed When . Jam James es L. Spivey,Valdosta; hie were swept over a Smujueharfis Redding and Ratignn. ion of City Judge J.G. Sharon. (7:30 o cloek. Folicc Siafion (iels stepmother, Mrs. G. W, Touchton, River dam arid clung lo the craft ^.M r. Touchton nl-v> ■nn,nitu*t-d Over By Auto Valdosta; five half brother*, MARSEILLE, France, July 28, for II hour* before lining rescued that the umpire* will In- IVln Paint .Job By “Guest” Wh— French ■hulhorltlss said to­ little the worse for their exper­ Alle* Rav Palmer. 23 month John I. Touchton, Houston; Rich­ day that nearly 1,000 of 4,800 1Cnn IInara tn (*•■* *1x1 ard Touchton, Bradenton; Frank, ience. eld child of Mr. and Mrs. L.R. Jew*, cruising offthora In three Chief of Police Roy G, William* Bam and Jack Touchton, Valdosta; {Palmer of Kentucky Avenue, Clarence Hoover. 17, and Wil­ British deportation ships after be­ released n "motlel" white Joseph Lee Dies At ri-i-entlv (Cameron City, died tht* morning and four half sisters, Mrs. J tise ing turned back from Palestine, liam Elllnger, 42, were riding prisoner who, In* »aid, other chiefs . shortly after iftlB o'clock at Fern- Biles', Valdosta; Mrs. Marvin G. were III or needed medical care. along the river when th# engine Tampa Boat Races of police would like a* a "gue*t," lald-Laughtnn Memorial ifoepttal. Bile*, FL Pierre, Mrs. Paul Langof their Inal failed. The current The Jew« had approached Pal­ for the- «nld prisoner, a profotBy HORRY PARKS Il was nice lo have Ilay Fox caught the helplei*. craft and la* the m o l t of Injuries received ford. Live Oak, and Mr*. Bam estine without Immigration visas Mufti! Route painter, left tho SanTAMPA, Fla., -July 2R. 4V -j CAMP RCRIRE a* an overnight camper. (this morning when run over by L ovatt,, Sparks, Go. ■went II aver Ihe dahi. They (LayFuneral arrangements have not In the Exodus of 1847, formerly Tuesday was o busy day at W>Ineodav morning there were ed with the boat a* It went over Joxeph I<ee, an amateur drivei ford Police .Station In fa r better Bulck Coupe. e the B. a President Warfield. Their bean completed. UytwfaA suffered a h eir, cl shape than when he entered it. Camp Winona with Cabin II chal­ swimming classes, rifting, archery No charge* Against . Ihe bsrrier hut were thrown into from landing from th# deportation v**tack coming out of a turn during It I* doubtful, however, whether lenging Cabin I to another soft and handicraft. After lunch the . ly r f c r . MW W o t Sixteenth the swirling water below th# dam. aels wax scheduled for tomorrow. Street, driver of the Bulek, hav* Sugar Rationing For The pair *w*m to thalr wrecked a motorboat race here yi vteiila; other Jails will gleam a* brightly The refugees departed from a ball gam* and balng beaten 6-6. camper* tang "Happy Birthday" Thirty-three of the camper* to (Jen* eavy, one nf the com- craft, caught on the rocks, end and wa* pronounred dead Otton Irttid" nx Sanford'* duo lo the promen tnade by the parents as ia the French port fo r Palestine and th# opinion of Mr. 7 tim er, Uio Accident Industrial Users Ends British shipped them - bock. Two made and painted plaster stat­ cillm* and presented him with clung lo It until rescued 11 hour* arrival at Tamp* Munlrlpnl 'l-n- rr.xxtnmvl service* of the recently uTentnl primmer, who wa* guest was unavoidable, According: to the British corvette* and the destroy­ uettes They wars a Scotty dog a rhneotete Iced cake tupped lite r by two other York Haven piOvl. I-e# had placed second In Fran­ ef the Cil v for 90 days for having report of Patrolman'W ,II WASHINGTON. July 28, ( J p |- er Cardigan Bay shepherded (be bookend, in Indian head (<one w ith ‘ 21 candle*. pien. ' kie Rodrigues of Tern pa in the tried tu drive hi* eiitornohllq while erstn who made an Investigation. Th* Agriculture Department an­ refugee ships. large and on# small) and a fitot After rest period. Cabin I first heat for Class "C" amstcuri intoxicated. •'Never again," he told The accident said RauVerson, nounced the end of sugar ration­ mari-l>-d forth ami defeated the The Cardigan Bay put Into h ar­ paper weight. occurred In the yard of the Helpy ing a t HUM A. M. today because bor and Its chief officer, Capt. G. Bobby Parks and John Fox romhineil forces of all the coun- Yearly Report Made They were neck and neck in the, Chief William*. Hobby eceetvd hea t when ■Rodrli:n •r~TTrrr Nr.fbhTVI* IK» Jalllnhhy psint»n West thhr- I here M r UtlL-OL-lht- JifU-jm njcA-Jor _ Hut xilUa* Fallowing of • lock of funds to finance the tired l.re*« lK»*t eppraiid to lie Cil. Ihil llio'kitchen,-the tlownvtair*. dally n rltt of a rifle man » hand­ w*» m ars' shooting' and’ handi­ Hy Credit AnH6eiatiori out H R ^ . Its! of control. celt* and the upstair* cells at* ■ looking after her washing. Mr. out ion end* rationing to In­ and other authorities o f Marseille. book. Wada Garner shot a high­ craft and another swimming pe­ Rodrigues maneuvered hi* uwn mcrly patnlml ,na well. Chief WtlT sr had put Ms laundry Inin dustrial and institutional users. Ha appeared to be.In a_r*(* when er score of 41* but as he already riod. After supper came acmie A euhslanlldV’ Increase in net H the child had been Rationing to kauiesriee# was end­ he relumed to ship. Tho points of had a-book it wot awarded to of the campers went on an In­ earnings, amount of loan* and craft alongside Lee's slow-movin'* liarua reported. In addition, all cotx bust, leaped Into the L ee-rarer litre new mnttrr*ees. wt by • droop of ed two months ago. disagreement were not disclosed. the next highest. teresting hlk# to Skull !.ake and membership i* reported by the AH liiip* or vermin at Ihe Jail e had put his car Into Eight boys started the eeriei back. A | th* council ring there Production Credit Association ax and took over the control*. However, price controls ire be­ Sailors on the dratroyer Mid I.onMr. Lee had lived In Banfbrd for arc com hat led >yith a portable and gone but ing kept. And, control* oa the don had ordered them not to talk. of tests to qualify for advanced weir games and contests between compared with a year ago. 16 veer* where he operated n clrctrlr fog spray tmlfft, a handy a spectator cal of supplies which Indusswimmer. They were Fred and the cabin* and Cabin I won As of June 30, membership has plumbing business with hi* bro­ little gadget hardly larger than a stop. The child had trial users may have oai hand were Bob Poey, W alter Routh, Wes oe#r. Ihe entire camp in Hoop Increased from 296 In 1940 to 300, thers, RESTAURANT HOLD A. \V. and Harry 1-vc. portahli- rnilin.. It ia plugged Into Standing In front of th« le ft front Instituted. Mr. and Mrs. William Lamb re­ Spencer, George, Harden, Mike Relay. '' loans outstanding from 70 to 108 He, la survived by his widow, anil 'steam 1* producsd wheel when It waa hit , In announcing this action, the cently purchased the Palma and Whelchel and Harold Cranston. Before tap* th* campers wen- and amount of loans outstanding Mrs. Alma Lee; a daughter, Mias nlhaleockvl mixr* with tho DDT «olutlon deportment said After many active contcala told of* the picnic-.planned for from >399,007 to >632^84. Accu­ Linda Lee and two brothers, A. failed Pines IlciU urant, Including Lota and prmlure* the fog spray. • Id appropriate fund* I ta fin to 16 and 18 of tf)* Dreamwot-I Ad around th* council ring th* camp­ the next day and the minstrel mulated earnings Increased from and H arry Lee of Hanfoid. Moat of the htiga that get Into a few mlntues, Patremqn tlnue work of tho sugar ration- dlUon. from Mlaa Euclelde R. ers had a “Jay bird" swim and ■how ta.be put on by the coun >118.023 ta >136,192 and total not W.Puneral service* will bo an bedding are brought by whlta worth from >296,200 to >810,879. nounred later. vagrants, said. Chief Williams, , Forrestal Hails Army-Navy Unity As Decisive Step Roof Of Seminole M otors Building Falls In Storm Survey Reveals !Invasion Charges High Income Of By China-Russia Florida Farms Made At UN Meet Airport Hill Is Interpreted For Fipdord Citizens State Farmers Markets Lauded * By U. S.-> Official m eri For Company iMusical Program Ih Presented At Rotary .Lunclieon { t : V * . I •: ' Second Week At Camp Winona Begins With Busy Round Of Varied Activities : . ............... thS3 v ‘ ---- ---------- - -• tk __________ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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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 25, 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/178b176d2aa36ffd4f038f570d58b105.pdf 000d6fe1d30fc0cd2dcb7e718ab7329b PDF Text Text THURSDAY. JULY 24. 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA 'AGE EIGHT U. S.-Britain Agree On German Meet Indonesia Fight BATAVIA, July 24 W - I n - Development Of Atomic Energy I U. S. Is.Outfinei LONDON, Jtjly 24 </P>—A high American aourca aald today that U. 8. and Britiah difference* over a conference on Germany had ^ t - ^ snd -stemm^l w X ? ^ M S o N .'MJn!yL 2 4 ^ been aaltled' aKB ITSaV "Britain letcrmined Dulch din e on Her#.# mn outline of what this had tentatively acrepted a U. 8. Invitation to meet In Washington ■ng. Republican stronghold in cotpitry Is doing at this time in to discuss methods o f , Increas­ central Java. American history with atomic ing coal'production In the Ruhr. he Indonesian New, Agency. ordlntry c,tU.„ . cant The Informant, who may not be ira re polled that on ihe «**tit all. Faw people can. Identified by nsms, said the Brit­ ish had sgTeed with the American ral front Republican troop1 unless they’re high In the governposition that other questions su‘h tpied Modjoketlo this after- menl or are scientists. The wore as financing and feeding of th i Th« ,r u jo * ** economically merged American hwest of the once powrrlul mt|c|, of it |„ b«|ns done behind and British lanes %of Germany should not be subjects of the :h naval base of Soersban*. closed doors. discussions. Dulch held an area around The outline given .here la prutHere's how the CAA goes about Ho Mid the- British also agreed . H * . . . . . . d o , . . . i . . . . <r to hold tho .talks In .Washington Ijokerto pnor to the outbreak • j <vf|„pment of atomic energy, Whan.,a manufacturer hltk upon ralher than ‘Beilin/ as suggested dealgn he believes can be sold •artist, hostilities Sunday. { It ta pieced together from the » the airlines, he a; disk to tho he Dutch, denying their drive report twice a year, la tha boss SAA t V a type certificate. j .- .in k ..» h .d b .,„ w w J a g * S S l . ' Z S S S T m ’ S. The government's raperta begin >unced the capture ol O w l* eangrv* !»■» night. ducking the Idea right Chen, even I C n l t s s s i Iroas g a g s Owe) , important northwest Jav a] This commission, which makes lust a praporal on included lacerations of the-hoad, It. not be carrying fractured ribs and kmyt Injuries, and birthplace ol the indr- aueh a report twice a year, la Um nil or cargo for his 13 year old son ClArlt-a, who L nr» aatrrnf.nl I !>•>»« of atomic energy end every. v. .1' thing connected with It in this had a compound fracture of the uteh Marines, the And , he comm|„ lo n Isn't right arm and deep lacerations of t.llln* wwwnrthlnjg. by a long shot. the head. Miss Doris Temney of Longwood, another occupant of the car. was thrown d e a r of the. wreck and'escaped with la e e ra | lions and abrasions. Thrso In-' jured, Mid Patrolman Bender.) were taken to- the Florida Sani­ tarium and Hospital for treatment. Trlbue, the colored driver of the LaKallc, received lacerations about the head. The following colored pasvenrer* UOf* OHaMo'**n>.Mn- ' jured: llltha MeKenny, who suf­ fered hip Injuries and lacerations; May Lee Noble, who had' scalp lacerations; Lily Stills, who had a fracturrd pelvis. John Sttlla, who died at 10:00 o’clock that evening at Orange General Hospital, had a broken leg, fractured pelvis and rnneuislon. The colored Injured were taken by ambulance to the hosnltal where three stlli remold. Patrolman Bender stated that the accident was caused by Trlbue' trying to p its-another' car .and swerving Into the path of the on­ coming Htudcbakrr driven by Mr. lit ability lo tdnnd rough weather, Ktnanl. Evidently the LaHatla Improvement In tiro wimlsh.et.l to swerved clear across the road for m ■protect the pilots In collisions It was hit on the right rra r by the E p M S t birds and mnny slgnlfirsnt right front of the Hludebakcr and thrown off the road. The StudeI "iechnlcal Hems. baker was spun around by the imPerformance Checked' But the toughest of ell appear* pact. Both machines were badly to be fha accvlerete<l service lest wrecked. An unidentified motorist who requirement, which became rffrrCredit Controls J tlvp May 16. D iet means th*t happened along and who had a B after the plane la gcnrr»1!y nl'- first and kit and knew how to ute ((VsNsstS f m Pea* <>»*> proved It m ipt go through n rig- it, gave great help-to Fatrolman ■ arous UO-hour flying ilcnronilrn- Bender, he said. In adiplnlslsring controls which might be necessary to gat grains to port rltles for . - Hon under airline npcratlng con­ first aid to the Injured. •Moment abroad. ditions—but with tho varied eiRepentedly t h e tommlealon With regard to unification. Ihe ■V- periences of a year* etrrice cro*d- ilUfISY’8 GIRL TO RETURN MIAMI BEACH. Fla., Jitl/t.24 President #ald he Is hot rearly to moans about the lack of the right td Into a week or ten days. of trained men. It says: P n t flying is thn p<|ulvnlpn* of Iff*) The Miami Dally News said eay who will.be named .Secretary kind "The nation’s supply of tralnad today that the brother and se­ of National Defense to heed the 40.000 to 60.000 miles. • nuclear tcienllste and englnaert M & a Martin 2-0-2. first lions- cretary of Virginia HIIL In whose unified armed forces. — port p la u r to face“thtr new regu- Ueverlg- ^JIMIa— h o m e —Benjamin "Iw lslattrm nrmpletlnf tlreunlf- la now- -wnpfnlly • ihort." ’ ‘ Besides Ihe Job of keeping , fatlons. la now undergoing Us ac- (Bugsyl Siegel was slain June iflcatlon procedure Is hrforo Con20, bad arrived a t Miss Hill's Bm rasa. It wlh set up the Army, •head with knowledge o f . mekavy and Air Forces as seDsists Ing atomic weapons, tb i govFight or Id CAA specialists end ranches of service. Each b-nneh ernment Is tackllnjl this doubts abodt • dotrn company esperjs '111 have a secretary hut over-aU Job: are on the Right. The CAA people 1. Trying to find a way of help­ have been designated by » ing Industry and communities ,Certification- Board •eUbllshed with atomic power. This Is a early In'the project. This boaid Zealand. m akes ths nue» for the accelerated test to fit the particular Plane. Tha test Is designed to th a t needs to l»« known about tlist the c a b tl i& is rd rja B * Collision soijiabodr ?" Camp Is • eat Ha and lime and pboaphata mlna owner. Starry dubbed him "tha millionaira legislator." Parker commented Papy hid testified he had a t varioui.tim es •aid to both accusing legislators overnight. £ Seeking discover!** for mad- * ^ leal naa, lueh a i In cancer treatment. The commliilon hai fire " " main government laboratories: At „ lo t Alamos, N ..M .; Oak Ridge. Tmn.t Chicago;I otto being bollt . . . . . at Patehogue. Long . titand, N. Y- and one being built at 8chi- .. **• ^ctady. N. Y. More than 60 unlvenltiia are gm , doing wofk In. connection w ith. eoo|ti' the work done at those labors-1 —. torlei. If tt did nothing elie, th is1 would be good training for young * * , K lentliti In the atomic field. *7™ But other work la being done IT.* . at big private laboratories and fh. by-industrial firm ., g j, " The eom'mleelon- can let some worth atomic Information out, Ipm a -of « . it m uit ba kept aecret. This t means guarding plsnta and check- j,e ■ 0 log on the loyalty of workers with the1 help of the FBI. "hare arker, Jr.. m M the Wet-re lag paid for vote, on the bllf7 trying to show that f'amp "Why should Papy bo going Oil ham "reached up In thin, around telling everyone he eonld o get their stories- accusing find *1 understand[ they are offer­ ing |10O on this bill Y* hat motive hive they got fo r' “An hMWMtad ear could soon ifaeturlng this case?" !»e ask-i find that 1100, Parker charged. Referring to Cemp’e wealth, | ------------- --------------- * ■r inquired "W hat's he going] wt» ' '* **>• product of rofIt by It—to tell a He on ■ single y e a rs growth. Airport Transfer Woodcraft Helps Boys - Grow-to Manhood (m tla a e S I n a h s i Om I their disposition In such manner si will beet encourage and foster the development of civilian avia­ tion. U la Intended to' preserve for national defenM purposes a strong, affidant and properly maintained nation-wide system of public airports, according to Ita proponents. ' D m law as applied to the San­ ford Municipal Airport, will not affect that portion strictly de­ signated aa airport, as this area and facilities wers recently ac­ quired by the City, nor dues It However, other buildings such as tha warehouses, cold storage plant, ships service building, bur­ rocks. the B.O.Q. and J.O.Q. build­ ings can, with CAA approval, he rented or t o n * for commercial use. or foy’Mhool, warehouse or storage • use* proceeds of which ■Would be MM for airport maintsnance, ha pointed out. In cases where the properly Is wanted for industrial or factory use. It would be necessary to gel the CAA to Mt a m Io .price, and turn the money received over to that agency, Mr. Bayer declared. He added that morn and definite details of th r project will ba an­ nounced later. Aa.evidence of tha "red tape" that moat ba gone through ba pointed to a high stark Soma coal mora. some lesa, but tha average coal of railing a boy lo ago 18 li $5,680. Thousand* of "Young Americans/* m im birs o! Bays of Woodcraft* are building fund* for tholr financial socurlty and for collogo and Vocational training with safe,. sound* Wood­ man Ufa Insurance protection. man repreaentativ* explain how you* son can be pro­ tected financially while enjoying the fraternal and soda] activities ol his Boys ol Woodcraft Camp. -eervaUvelr worth 91,000,000 a year." To the Tallahassee lawyer's des­ cription of 87-year-old Odhsm si "the baby legislator from Sem­ inole, the self-styled dreamer x x x who probably u v himself pictured aa a m eiilah lo straighten out the Legislature.” AMPcm*.;;-countered ’'Thank God. we have him." .The oroeecutor Mid that he, like ' Odhsm, had eerved In the armed foreae during the war and WOODMEN of tbe W O RL D Llie Insurance Society OMAHA. NEBRASKA 0UK V IS IT S (X C tlD 6169*000*000 ------ H. J. FINCH, District Mai Office Phone 967 Sanford* Florida 116 South Park Avenue Mentioning Papy'e assertion that ha had eald no mora to Odham and Camp than a comment 1 1 ^ * ?4 if -V - ‘r <# a n d jee, Hie cab Is rtxxi-wouNTin— cushioned on rubber against road shocks, torsion and vibration!. . . Driver s compartment Is wider, with more leg| rroro, room. Widsr. wiki MKAf ir mow. deeper windshield and windows It visibility by 22%! Kaiser Hit th a t the contracts wer« 1st » he becama chairman of tha Production Board In August. T-**A1! ! rould toil them was what "wan bastesv with me," Krug said. : "W hat wta It. then Umt you e ^ a d J h s m l" a reporter askedT\ ‘" l aald that Katicr put tho hcot i f hjll on everybody In' Washing' | »i_w »he eaklnet memlivr replied. t . they told him that he have an airplane contract be IisjI no aircraft man. ned up Hughes and came I (aid that now h« had an man- Then he got the »> • - ■ • flatly denied previously I reports that he had torilora the committee. He bad discussed with Fergucontract letting but maint knew1 nothing personalIt, atarior Secretary declined ent on reporti jrts that ha he had ■ fotlywuod parties d ptcV-ups hava LOAD SPACE. . . . er, sturdier isam m to carry greater load* LUf 1alZa^* i-V>Ts STp m L u . i**> l i a . - .Freeh air Is drawn inlrwnthfout- J side — heated InrokJ wralhev A —and used air < ie/erred sal/* ' a U Ib s m th fiy w i battar tha Kalser-HughM con- Longtr load distribution. . . . CWrolvt'* i Krug but would furnish famous n ju - n o A tw o inrroto aiA a A U lsart gaarsdfor tha load! ■Houae CommUtro datlutt to kH p tha T*X *t V pkeront 'll"rise to IU50 dM ’bo ? p * r - ? - .. ' iA m • y . -*• Advance-Design Trucks •j e acclaimed from coati to coast! W 5,S .h !£v.ua Seaalpn A m e rica’s First ETerywhere. . . wherever you ( o . . .Truck ueere *r» praising the sensational new line of Advancs-Dstlgn Chevrolet trucks. Reason I They’re rsatly new, ragffv different, Introducing the Unique cab that "breathes'' —th a t almost literally "Inhales” fraoh air and " eiha les’' used air,* plug scores of other new feature* and Innovations long-awaited—long*wtntadl Built t6 be first, and built to b i t , they're blg-looklng, blg-kiadlng, powerful yet economical trucks to do a more profitable job for you. See them now. LUCKY STRIKE presents THE MAN WHO KNOWS THI TOBACCO BUYER! TVIBOUOHT well over ten million pouneb a f tobacco. . . bo I apeak w ith aorne authority wheii I say th a t aeaaon after aeaaon. I'vo aeerl the makers of Lucky Strike buy real �vm THE W EATHER ( a U a lty T h e r# I f S tr e n g th — 'T o Protect the P u tt* of th* World; To Promote Ui# P ra g m a of A aerica; To Prodac# Prosperity for Sanford. %%Con*iHfr«b!t» rloudlnets with ©crnlhnn! •howerf an«i thunder* tfnrtnA thlt if tp in ^ o and parly tonight • !*comintr partly cloudy through £«\urda>*, , A N . IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N EW SPA PER -e — V P L U M E X X X V III — * r "■ ■ ■ Established 1908 .S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , F R ID A Y . JU L Y * A s s o c ia te d Proa* L eased W iro 25. 1917 N O . 181 _________ __ Andrew J.Ma> And Garsson Brothers Sentenced To Jail Ex-Congressman Gets Up To 2 Years For Accepting Bribe In War Contract Deal Gun Toter Held A fter President’s Visit Russian Says United Nations {las No Power Is Gromyko Insists Se­ curity Council Can Not Force Balkans To. Aid On Border Value Of County Property Given As $32,827,990 LAkl SUCCESS. July ‘25 UP). R u iiii told the United Nalioni Secunlv ( »uncil today thr ro u n d had no power to lorce the Balkan •tale* to (oopriate with the Amrrican-ptopn.rd border commituonSoviet D -lr^jir Andtn A. Gromyko tliui look thatp ittue with contrntmnt ol Hrtichel V. Johnion. Deputy 'U . S. Delegate, that decmoni ol the - council undej Of W ar Signed By Tr uman; United Air Force Is Given Equal Rank With Army And Navy In U n i f i c a t i o n Bill . r r- Stop-DatcsAre PutOn New ACL Freight Vet G. I. Benefits; Many War PowersDepot Building Is Rcmain In Force WASHINGTON. July 25 t-rt— Now In Operation Pie*iilent frum-xn today signed .»■ —■ ■ ASHINGTON. July Zi </V)~ cmgunm an . Andrew J. May wai sentenced today to a teim Nearly Half Of This WASHINGTON. JuU tAA of from eight months to two years ValuationExcmptcd Congiess sent to President Ituman in prison on charges of accept­ For Tax Purposes today legislation putting the Army! A , , , ... ing $53,634.07 in bribes while he legulstion leperlmg *ome 175 war­ and Navy unde, a single calnnet; A u t o m o b i l e L o a d i n g time and emergency l»**s now or was wartime chairman of the , House-Military Affairs Committee. officer—to be called the Sec lelatv j P J a tlo riT L . I s N O W within one vejf ur^putting sto|Se. I The «°'*l ••»«•«* valuation ol *•n Lminj * _ . •.all ail properly proprujr in m ^Seminole « hih' ol Nation.! Defense. J U l l d e r C b l l S t r ............ . latr* oiT'velerans* I benefits. The. two men •ccu.rtl ol pay ( t | ,he r|fn t ,;mf „ % U , I his so-called aimed sem cesl _______ It,, m rHect ing the bribes-m um Loot lf) 2 7 .m $543,241 m,„e .had •W ,c4»ion7m ;..,,,e" iff* »rj f n -‘ ........... slat-" • % r a y and H e n r y M a n .6 n - J .n w„ -- Johnton immediately competed the Air rorces e<)ual rank wiihj* I ware given prison terms with a sealed , , today . _ *• 1 Freight Depot building.* tecently ute*. In i statement. Mr. Irumsn by Sanford F. Doudand sea (orcr* A At p.e.pies- f0 me land ,ana ana se, torcrs by ,he I ce Const,ui with another warning that failure the 'j minimum of eight months and a nry. county Ux assessor. Iruction *.*ul it i« "not pn»*ible" at this a branch <-om nf* J u „ put little to wipe out the whole list. ol *ny Slate to comply with a d* enl. th r^ A 'r Force maximum of two years. The total assessed value of all in the War Department »*herr linto use this week. Another im ctiton o| the Council might mull I hr tr-w legid.ition specifically 1 The maximum penally that could property in (he county which if in enforcement measurei ol the land officers wield biggest inllu-lprovement. an alitomobile loajling exempts cert-*in lx»** which Conj have been imposed on each by exempt of partially exempt from ence. itrongeit kind. Iplatfoim it now Ireittg built nrai gte*« and the Administration htve 1 Judge Henry A. Schweinhaut was taxation Is $14,649,700. he declaiThe legislation is one of 1 -the freight terminal Masonry work . "Any failure would lay the nonagieed thnuld resn*i#«>*ka4*«s**ks. I six years in prison and a fine ol A 4 ^ W ’M 1M TRR after I’reildcnt Truman left the Senate chamber complying >t*ev open |n teriotti big measures Congrrs* bad tick­ ed. . is by Bridget and WillUny, Like Ihe temlution was worked out ) $30,000: th is is 44,6 percent of the to Capitol police took Into 'ruitodv a 'man blentified aa Clifton R. action to iniuie their cooperation." eted for final \action before ad­ M an cnnliaclort. _> ItyL.llw ptJu'i t,v .-ouomttaes of. The sentencing was delayed j{or last.- valuation!----- -----— —— —— !L ‘ 8plre», u f Augtwda, Ga., shown (centerl with the arreatlng officer*. Lorain Trum p'TteTtl and Paul G. STOttsyT He U*a taken Johnmn n td “ Th» CrtOftcil can journment -fornwrinw'. -V~ I he new building with its con- both House* and Attorney (»eneMl r t^ e than two hours while die It It alio one of the major pro­ Assessed value of property to Galllnger Hoipital for olnervatlon. A bullet was In the gun. make such decmoni undec Chaplet ctet* limns and cement blocf. Clark. ' defendants' lawyer pleaded for a posals Mr. Truman made *0 the (International Sotimlphotol V I." against Which. taxes may he lev­ another was In hie pocket. Mr Truman voret-d hope for a lawmakers. For futiue iiitumal walls r» at freight car lesrl on new trial an^i May beesrrcheA the ied for county maintenance pur­ Johnmn summed up his views defense, he also'aakrd that mill the south rnd, ami It.irk* will weedy end of the remaining emcourt for merry. eraeney atattiter. find asked Clark tary training tu- requiie.1 for all poses is the difference between in this way be raised about 14 inrbe* on lb'- to continue hi, studle*. Hi* state­ phyalrally fit young men. The 72-jrear old former Ken­ the $32,827,990 and the $14,649.I he Council has the pbw rt to All he got on that * pro­ north end so lh-*l the new tttbbei ment -aid: tucky democratic congressman In* make inieitigations. Counities are mise nf early action when <’-m• Wo .li.ml-l . .onpl.-l- the order­ i slated that he had never taken “a 700 exemption, or $18,178,290. tired band Irurk* c.*n be putlt-.l Homesteads, valued at $5,801.obligated in cooperate. I* is the gresn reconvene* neat January. more eaitly in and out of * *i.. ly reconversion r»f the ttmchinery | alnale dime" dishonestly during his long service In rongrrsa. 140. are exempt by State law duty ol. the members of the l nileti That promise rame wlmn tin* it was announced by E. N f ield and tipetaliun* of the gmvrnmani to .1 peacetime basis n* rap-dly IlniMe approved n universal train­ He told Schwrinhaut: from taxation for maintenance, ns practicable " “I stand before the court today Br DANIEL DE LUCE .cent in the fir-t Slovak election* Nation* to abide by the decisions.*’ ing bill by a vote of 20 In It. thu» mg. Iieiglit agent Gloniyko replied th at'll a nilui.i sliding it to the ratemlar of tm-slThe I'resident on Dec. 31 de­ wUh a clear, clean conscience. “I hut can he taxed for interest and BRATISLAVA. Slovakia, July after war. l>urlng wartime, Sanford »«> n clared an end to th«r stafo of ho*. hV er violated a law as far as I linking fund. Adding this sun 25, (AA—Slovak Communism wears Un the wall of flastoranaky's found that the work of the com lies* which will be awaiting the transfer point for the wloir f| tllltlea........... This struck t*f rm crknow In the 72 year* of my life. (o ,|,e valuation lor maintenance a white collar to the officer-amt! simple offjre hangs a picture nf million "is incompatible w.th its ,e*‘.!l,, to ” Wh' n .\h* y rM,,pn,W*' Florbla. but vinca the romyletinnj |a*vv f,<om the tiooks on New icoe* to church on Sunday. | Lenin, but the No. I ItoUlievIk of r i r r rreceived crciv ru n o u ir u irw i* i . _ I In* was another prog,e«* in of the big terminal at Wayi’i'**. RP„ey "Ia nnever a udollar dlroct-____ .■ *« i, i1n0T7o0 .1U1 n1 . ...........— y , ll(, | , <v ly or Indirectly that was not 1 e‘«uala $23,979,430 valuation for and «e$ termination It beats the propaganda drums history has a <|ui*tlr*l expiettlon soveieignty, then it can refute to Conirreag' drive to clean Its date Ga.. tills transfer business ha* been1 dates for .11 others on Juno 30 or cooperate." honestly earned or juatly duo.” the interest and sinking fund. for Soviet foreign policy, llut It on hla bdnided fare, for adlournement: much reduced, ami at p -s e n t May was convicted July .1 af Of the $14,649,700 exemption, admits It never * a n b to see a 1 “The gcrutalion that the Slovak Tire House p**»ed romprnnii«* goods and merchamlUr nr- re­ later. Tlie new action luhrs another ter an U-week-long trial of ac­ $8,025,000 1* the value nf property Russian army on Slovak *611 agulti. Communist Patty's program I* By FRANCIS W. CARI’EN fF.lt l-ci*l«tion to end Nov. 1 th« fov- ceived niostlv for the Hanford long -1,-p t m «id prac-timo opera­ cepting $63,634.07 -In bribe* from wholly exempt. The largest Items It, talks of drmocrary instead of made In Moscow is not often made, * LrVKF. SUCCESS. July 25 At einm rnf* restriction* on inxlall area " The location of tlio fr -iylit tion* nltlimigll 'the art-inl end of munltlona maker* Murray and In this aura are the Hanford Mun­ dictatorship of the..■ff! proletariat. .............. . and ll Is easy to disprove.' Has- Paul Martin, Canadian ministM ol men buying ami selling. depot in -Ilia lo-ai t of Saof-r-l, Gir u ni f--r intei nali-otai purHinrv Garsson. The Gvjsson icipal Airport and Osceola air The Senate Labor Committee np- makes It wants Crcchnslovakia’a win- tovanskv said. It easily aceesslble t-> h isl iniu-w AxU-.iuit .oioe -until pence brother* were found guilty of r I« porta which total $4,460,000 In ea dojrs to tin* Wrst wide open. _ “ W e^propose' nothing that ran nation health and welfare, dec late-1 pmved. 9 to 3. the l’ie*;.|-i|t'* neis Interestsram l tn irttn g Mutca llr.ilirt it,e sigl-etl. What Is Slovak Communism? noH ..- m-liievnl through•ilembc-j|0d 'r Ing tile bribes fo r favor* end. tike* 11mated v alue/ said Mr. Doudney. i y ||IP principles ol firejlnm nohdiiaUnn* nf foimer I'eio--ci,itit- is ample. ttn r major effect of today’s ac­ came Into court to hear their j A total .of $4,165,980 is exempted The answer, from Party Secretary- ratic nrlM-raara. In- act ti|i*r we oj jnfoimalioit and ol the piess Senator Aim Mllldock to l>e a The building is more than ?0'* tion i» to nut st«>p-<lntea on G. I. member of the National Labor I under many classification* iisel'id General Stefan llastovansky, re­ advorntr rooperution- with olh»r di|$ May toM Judge £chweln- Ing n t y and County owned land* sembles old Mniratn doctrines part lev In achievemg a broad sort- are essential to the main|rnance Relations Bi-erd. Tha committee fe«llonr and 35 feet - wide, l-a* a Iienefits for. niv-*ut 16,000,1)90 »er. ha4fct V Ouwrt uuuse, Cause, 'Publtr Library,' w4*» abbot a* much "a* a Jet-propelled •lltation of the economic struc­ of fntein ational peace and othr also appr«ve<l the nomination of rvble-loading nlatform ru n n 'n t tl-» aleentrli ami tefernnr. full length r-u the west »i-l“ mid Iletrafler n»ir nrmy <nl:»tecx y t y cnurehc*. raker resembles (he flying mash ture nf the state pieauppn.se* that “I neves got a atngla dlrno from efwnrks. City Jail,* oh|*clrves of the United Nations. J. Copeland Gray, a* a member of on the north able has a r -ot (Im-loilir.r lb---.; who entered scrthe G am o n i or anybody «lar. schools, lodges, disability ami wl-l Ine that the Wright brother- wc nro open* to compromises.* the board and Robert N. Denham «I *«nfiMiirtl hr %lfl In a prepared address to tlf' naltform with roof shelter illli n “I never, did a thing In Congrats ows exemptions, etc. Also exempt launched at Kfttyhawk. as general rounsel. "We arrf for evolution, not tathat today vexea my conscience. l niled Nations Tlconomic and Solx $221,900 worth of land that has A quiet, scholarly ex-railway volution.” . Renubliran*. after holding the ramu for easy unloading of - -o •"I stand here toda» on the mercy reverted to the State Internal Im­ clerk. 37 • year - old Raatoeansky llastovansky ha* never visited cill Council on the repoil ol the Renata in «e**|on all last ilgnt, lev of the court. If I go to (all my provement Hoard, also $680 of controls the party machinery which Moacow and he welcomes Intergave up artiiins effort* in put Within tl>» freight building !• n UN Sub-Commission on Freedom (I natlMneS na t*aaa Stsl said they will carry the ease to the delinquent, non-exempt property. harvtatpd a R*d vote of 31 per1; sennrate office fm K. K* TTrilhurn, HVnllaaM ea Paae I’-ari ol Information and ol the Pm*. Supreme Court ff plea If n^-eanary, nAei wnrehnute fnremnn. Hn pcdnt-l Property rlasaified as taxable tied for a near trial ami praised Includes non exempt land' valued ollt a screened enclomre wh'eh -* Martin laid hr* government supMav and thr Garssona befor* Hay at $12.784,M0; personal property rnt proof, nml iised -for «*•*• **»*r pmlfd the iiih-commiision'i _tec■Vrr ested the court. fiKHlv anil perivhnlilev. .Tlie,,- i* .1 valued at $3,697,270 and* railroad ....................... — lit ‘ ommendalion that a projected Among the reasons cited by the and telegraph properties valued nt large piatforin scale of five i.in AIIH'NS. )itlv 25 The wriild conference on freedom ol lawyers for a new trial was the $1,706,480. rapacitv. Rest rooms hm - '•-"* ' \V*r Mmivti\irpoitril today tin t contention that the Juror* had lis­ orovided and Ire water ili ' t- -u‘ Total assessed valuation at pre­ | inf'fimation be held early next , <ii iiili, foice ol between 1.200 tened to radio description* of the sent shows a $646,241 ln;rr*vo fountains. ye*,. He said Canada attached (('•RtlavH on |*a| p 9|«) over Uie $32,282,760 valuation It I* ptanneil to rut th,- w.-e-t- yu| | .50(1 men fml hunched • gieat importance to this confer­ BERLIN. July 25 (<P) - A dr' and imptnve the uppearnn •• -f “ • iliomt .rtt ick on Gievrn.r. approxfor 1045. Mr. .Doudney revealed. ence. , The Lions Club 11 prrpatrd to This Increase, he said, I* due to Spraying ol cattle vkith a DDI fetenie between the politic* nJ area to the rear and vide of tin- -I • liinlefv 'll iiuje, from the Albania natural rnuses such m new I ull-J* take on the Rotary Club with a solution has not only proved ol I he people and the govern­ the United Stale* Slate Depart not. according lo offirialv. In front Ing* and Improvement*. Main­ of the office building. Im -• flonlin rnd about 50 mile* e.»»t tenance tax valuation la $467,210 softball game to be played^ next great benefit in ridding the animal* ment of -Canada believe th'al men! and views rib the Ament an bloom brightly. ,.l f,nnit*a, eatfiec local point ot Wednesday evening at 7: 30 o'clock more than the $17,716,080 value of of flic* and insect pests, but by fie-dom of information and fiee- military government here concern flsh'mg tlong lire holder. 1945. at the Lakrfront softball park, it dom of the press ate not only ing Germany became appaieni file nuri),Ji* • tic! thr gurnjlIn 1945. according to the report was announced Iqday by Hatty reduction of mosquitoes lias im­ lOatllavM aa r«a* t i l l today. . proved health conditions for ffeol*« were *ve|| equipped with heavy of th e,S tate Comptroller, Semin­ The new* o| Secretary o l had a total arretted Robion at tht meeting of the Lion* pie alto, said Ralph Wight, pro*,r*p.'-o« rnd bid forced back TALLAHASSEE. July 25. UTl— ole (County C o a lla a M l a a r a s a B i d at the Tourist Center. * . s girtsive Seminole County # rattle Ia wIh IiiKpcctH Site Stair M ttdiall't invitation to go.vnlpinic ot'ibide (iieven.r in their A l-eon County Circuit Court Jury Of Mine I)i«aHter France to participate in a three-1 Richard Drat, who w*a» nameil raiser; last, night acquitted former Hep. flirt atfw k, liuntliJ .«t about 5:00 Demle C. Papy of Key West on all Spencer Wainright, power conference on Germany’s in manager ol the team, announced A. M Two years ago at Mr. Wight's three counts of Indictment* charg­ WEST FRANKFORT. III., July duilitaL Jevflr hit governing ollt a "14 minute" practice for Mon­ ranch.near Lake Jeuup. the lust — MihTTrv_ iiiihMit!a, mid the *t; ing him with attem pts le bribe Wv-Hl-John L. I^wiv. United Mine BATAVIA. T'^v 7 rn rr-A -T T ,r 61. Dies In Miami day evening. fellow legUlafora. lr<! spraying of cattle with DDI Worker* rhlef,- *rriv«-d here by rial* in Germany with ihaip im cpraldre.d Dutch vouice *.ml t'e ln l n k d t u n s part ol tire guerrilla Papy, wealthy 46-yea(-old hotel "Thii is all the practice nrers on_ « large scale tn .jh e—United nuti moblle trelay for*an Inspection pad. the firvl phase of Dutch . r l"r>cc whirl, hfd previnurff, »TFuneral aervlce* for 8p*ne»r R. operator and oil distributor, was nrTTie mine In which 27 coal digThe U 5. Military Governor. Won* againrt lire Indonetian lh - t-w 5r tL L'l!!!1'* .'r^gr collapse and was helped from Walnrlghl, Sr.. 61, former yesldent lary lo heal Rotary,” be de­ States look place, and United g«-r % perished from an explosion . ‘ General I ririut D. Clay, declined publican army, armed *1 i.olal-j G.evrna I*' * »qwn of about courtroom by h it attorney*, of Sanford .and Orlgndo, who died clared. Club President Robion was Stale* Department of Agriculture yr*terxlay. tear* Mr earning dawn hi* face, bf a K a rt attack Wednesday af­ not ia .optituilic, however, and experts, tlalh and county agticul1.- wis, who wai accompanied lo comment hul il wai learned' ing central Java from tire n-- Ltl'tH in Ihe foothill* of the Pinwhen the jury- announced Its ver ternoon at hi* home in Miami, will pointed out that none olhrr than lute men gathered to witness the hy Hugh White, president nr Dist­ autliniitatively that ' neither Ire nimltic iiikT aiI riml \\ f%t, ||4il,I^U t*u* •w*»unl.lini# be held a t the graveside at lakerict 18 (IlllnoUl of »4he UMW, diet of Innncenca. The CJtrtk 8#cnni Army Corp» The alx jurors, who heard four vlaw Cemetery Sunday afternoon Dub Eppi ii slated lo take the demonstration which turned out to •pnVa briefly with Gnvrrnor nor any other lop American no! complete,!. j , lt, jl( , „ ri„ n r#info r« ■be a big success. * dava of testimony and ai%uments, at 4:00 o’clock In charge of the mound for the Rolatiani. Dwight H. Green of Illinois In ilary go*einmcnl official wai of­ Reporting from lb- Repul,In «» ini-nt* lia-l to-eo uiorlng toward a downtown hotel lobby and then deliberated only 36 minutes before Erickson Funeral HonA. The Rev. Ho'wrvaL Eppa Is due to fare ficially informed ol the Slate Dc Lionel Nelson of the O r led , Metho­ thr f o i l i n g formidable lineup' Mr. Wight's cattle am now went out to the old Ren Coal parlment * <udden offer lo Frame capital of Jngiakarla, deep m the | Groveiia vinre early morning and reaching their verdict sprayed with the solution on an mttipany’a No: H mine. A roar went up from the parked dist Church will officiate. of Lion slugger*: intrnor, Arrociated Pre** lO |lr -the viluation w n 'Meeelopinq fa r.avrrage of every 60 days, ho -nut Mr, Walnwright had lived In Mi­ lie told newsmen he had noth­ either before or after il was made *pondenl f larrit Jackton «*id -ol or ably-" S'ltie reinforcement* alcourt room as the verdict was read II. Rob*on, p ami about three time* during the ing to* aay because he had Just : ready hail Jotn-d Ihe hattle. The only information received bv the clerk and Papy immediately '• sly ami for the paat 11 years. He la Al Lyon, e summer lesson. For two week* an'ivgd. RtiMfirrr final Republican* oliviou*ly lo Sr.ltfirr* firing riK-ket* and was surrounded by a large group survived by the widow, Mr*. Min­ Henry Witt*; Jr, lb in Germany on the .whole war a after each spraying not a mo* nie L. Walnwright ami by two Ib-for* Lewis arrived here, a requeit to hold up the announce­ taw the pnttibd ly that the Dub', "’"chin-gun* were reported k»eepqC/rirndt. Diek Ellaberry, 2b uuiio ran be seen in the vicinity, federal mine Inspector eiamlned 'wNiked for H. Deal, t. Papy daughters and two ion* by a pre­ would render ihe Dutch | m,*iIio,|M under s'oady he declared. the eearyd corridor where the ment of an Ameriran-Brilith agree- lonlinuoutly precannut will, gun fin-. Kcroml Corps officers said said through an attorney. “ Inc vious marriage: Mr*. Robert F. D. Swan. 3b. tin- gneriillas would “ either he reDr. Frank B. Qulllman, director miners were killed ami attributed ment on Germany1! level ol mJury of I.eon County -has made a Illley of Miami. Mrs. L. A. Knight H. Bisbee. rf nrllfwl or rniahecl,” Th# guerrilla* nil* warfare. of the Seminole County Health the hlaat to an explosion of gay. duilry. reafhrd after itatem ent for me by clearing me mei of < Plkeavllle, Md.. Ben G. WainJack Morrison, ef weeks ol not actually f\tt-ird the town, Unit, explained that this I* due to William Gallagher Evansof the chargee filed again*! m e.lt -ight of Oviedo and Spencer R. Ted William*. If The Dutch informant h -rr said hadwas negotiation, there source* ^aid. said. Aa I said on the floor of the Houae.J Walnwright of Miami and by aevUtility men will ba John Iva*. th« fact that cattle (or humans) elite, lad..' the federal mine Infi t the next step for Dutch troapv it Pre** dispntrh-s said a 24-hour The qur.tion of giving France wouM ^ to mop up tonr, „f tJ ^ ector who began hi* axamlnaI knew I would be vindicated.” en grandchildren. Jo* Mom, Cecil Carlton and F.. are a sort of “blood bank" for Spe f.y Greek nrrny artillery mosauitoes which cannot lav their (for ! a a aa* , l a r , , l , n n i f i a l 8 la a l a l c . a a a a a 1 aa * L > _— on while rescuer* still sought a voice The Jury during the final fourth ► in deciding, Uwhal the lev tlance In Ihe eastern ami Western pounding B. McCall, ami aircraft had routed 600 goeregg* until they have had tRelr the last three bodies laid “ It was OVERLOADED dav of, the trial heard Papy charpari* of the Island and install n-.v el of induitry thall be for th* Daryl Swan called upon mem- Mood quota. II amllna,4 »* f s i e %l»l Reduction of mot- a gas axploston: There's no Jom evl MELBOURNE. July administrations. Whether Dutch ber* of tha club, to aid Jayceet Jaycees combinrd American and Brilith troop* a* the victim of th e,Miami H erald,The chartered airliner which In their drive to raito fund* to ouitoea means reduction of mal­ quritlon about I t" aid Ihen would drive on Jogjak­ aria, ha declared. Tw*aty-*lx of th* approximat­ loner of Germany war contidered arta In an attempt t» suuvdi the and “other big newspaper*” who I crashed near hero July 18 killing Series Of Robberies the new Tourist Booth on Md used aa "tool*" hla accuser*— 21 person*, moat of u p m Puerto operate Contented cattle, freed of. file* ely 200 miners a t work in th* by authoritative aourcet here at remainder of the republic war un» tb* lakefront. Rap*. Bralley Odham "* * * * * * Rican*, * t and Insect peats, show an average diggings 5000 feet underground virtually a complete reverts) of decided, the Informant said. of* *Sanford was overloaded about a Reported In Falatka Cl yd* Ramsay told of a new gain of 50 pounds a head over were found about a mil* and a and Clarence Camp of Ocala. ton. a Civil Aeronautic* Board A Netherlands army rommunlgrandchildren will drop out of eol pocket Braille writing machins thoea that uaed to ute a rot of taU **«lf south of th# main entrance Under tha law. the State cannot hearing was told today. I'ALATKA. July 25 (,T> County one said (popping j»p already u n that Lion club* are making avail­ energy battling Insects, ha reveal­ •h.ft; On# of flrg appeal from the Jury's verdict. • begun fifth # eastern part of the J tid g r Caiiiliy Green today said able to th* blind kt smalt con. ed; Drainage of *warn pi by ditches (ure-l ured Halnara miner* ri removed to a lo tp - __^'Regardleaa of whgt h** been HOTAHY PROGRAM I ■* 1 _ I L . tea a l l a l a t i a a a » a a aa aa a two men and a girl had conferred raid Ip the malicious p r tti x x x Island. King Lion W. 0 . Uvfngiton waa RAPIST EXECUTED *7, Charles Morrlfon. p r o g r a m fined 10 e«nta by Tall TwiatOr and reduction of mosquito** by the tal >llad today. An Indonesian army communi­ participating In a 'scries of butI'm not guilty.” DDT spray on cattle were pointed COLUMBIA. B.C., July 28 UP\ chairman, announced today that during th# reported that Republican inedp house burglaries durin Defense attorney*, * who have que ‘"seilsM An 18-year-old negro, Bert Grant, Mia* Roberta Erapa, soprano, and Harry Robson for calling a gui­ out by Mr. W ight a* two factor* * nddii-yh*-I i —Haseg ea r a s a H al MrNg Nolan’s Brother tar played by W. IL Connolly, a that; had gvyfsllv reduced malaria. was electrocuted her* today for group \v*s led bv the 19-sear-old 19-gear-oli aHaietlloM 4 ^ wife of on* of the prisoner*. Died This Morning HEARING RET JOINT 8UIT man In, Darlington county two render - Guests- a t - tb*.- maatlng were _ if LEONARDTOWN, Md., July 25Five person* have betn charged TALLAHA88EE. July 25 6TI “ — m onthg~lf*rJU JI I I mEratea W a program of m ails a t the Rotary Ray Slaton and Albert Fllta. 11- D, Berry, 76 year old brother W7- Civil authorlllea today tent­ Th# Supreme Court today ruled wirii parilclpating in th* affair UNSOLVED CRIME I K be waf led Into the^ penlUnt- luncheon Monday. of Mrs. Mlmrale Nolan of San- atively act Aug. 1 for- arraign­ that a husband and wife may sue which has upset official and busdeeth chamber, O rant __ . MONROE. GA^ July 25-UP)- fnrd. died this morning at 4:00 o'­ ment and preliminary hearing for Jointly for separate claim*, a ri­ Ine** circle* over Putnam county, ked fir and waa given ”a little „ LBBDT APPOINTED CHARGED WITH HUDKR Oae year ago today two negro clock a t hla home In Winter Gar­ a young seaman charged srltia the sing from th* same transaction. but only four have been taken In T a l l a h a s s e e , July 25 u n men and thalr'wlvea wars slaught­ den a f a r a lingering Hints*. more chicken” from hi* laat PENSACOLA. July 25 (AADe­ ' murder of Mrs. Julia Katona, 36 Answering a certified question cuMody. night’s supper. puty Shriff Billy Mareh said to- Governor Caldwell today appoint­ ered by an unmasked mob of Today Sheriff W. J. Reeves was Mr. Berry Is survived by hi* year-old navy .wife found alaln submitted by the circuit court of “It aura Is good,' ho remarked, day BgL Grady E. Poland, 28, of ed L.C. I/eedy, Orlando bond deal­ about 20 whlta men and despite wife, one ton and on* daughter and after g pepny-ant* po k er' game Oranga .rouoty, the court said looking for Ccdeman Hancock eating heartily. Eglin Field died tarly today of er- and former atato reprasent- Intensive federal and atat* In­ anothf* eleter. Mr*. Edna=MIIUr at Her lionie near Tall Timbers. th* joint suit could I,* filed r.Veti after Judge- GreCn Insurd a capla* lie admitted hie guilt. “ I short­ bullet wouod* and that 1its Engllrfi at ire, to the Oranga county school vestigation*, and rewards In ex­ of BunaslL Md. The seaman, 'Joseph Daniel though h 1943 UgMatiVp art per­ for-him and set bond at $1,600, ened my day* myself," he told w ar brido, In Jail at Creatview, board in succeed Samuel IL Wil­ cess of $30,000, th* mass murder Funeral arrangements hero not Rrouilletle, 22, of M anchester^. mits a woman to jy # and l>* »ued saying that Hancock had jumpad • liam*. who resigned. the prison chaplain. remain* unaplred, . would be charged with murder. IL, It held in Ihe county jail here. In hep own right. yet been completed. a $5*0 lonid. -G * • : S — Slovak Communism Is Far Cry From Rigid M arxist Doctrines BiTek* Guerillas Launch Vigorous Attack On Grevena Stott1 Department, AM(i Disapre*' 4to (ierman Policies Lions Schedtilo Cattleman Cites Practice Session Benefits I)or>,"'*i To Beat Rotarv From DDT Spray Papy Is Acquitted On All 3 O '* 4" • In Bribery Trial Dutch Report End ! Of First Phase Of Indonesian Fitfbt -L v ■ii (• - • »* •* »='i V• f 5§iS f4^ : v *. * * ... . > -• . * a. . i �* * ■f 1 * * m mm. I t u : -S A N rO K I) t l L K A i A C ^ N f u T p . The Sanford Herald FRJDAV, Jtjl.V 25, 1947 I’apy’s Acquittiil „ __ ___, * A lth o u g h R orolu P upy hnit l» b ji n c r|u itte d by n ju r y o f i i s moil in TnllnhitAiH* o f u fT erlnu-it l>ribe to tlefen t tin* iiutl-IxMiki" b'H s o n tf tw o a n d a h a lf m illion F lo rid ia n s a ro V»l«tr4 ■• «r« iliH awnIlf r 'till convinced th a t th e bill to jiu t th is c o rru p t rinK o f -OvtPfcfr 27, HMD, nl ll»r |<f|| «.#!•. r tntcritfltfoiial iMKthmnKcr.-f o u t o f buHiiiess, ho f a r a s th is j If ^nnfnrd* Flatlet** tiMdrr iHr Jlcl 'Htate is* corUiTnctf, .ihould h a v e been p a sse d , a n d w ould j t f CtiirM * **l 'I nr<h 5« IMIT, h av e lieen p a ire d , if nit u m isiial a m o u n t o f undu'e influ en ce ItUM.AMI L. Ill - IN hml not b e e n . b ro u p h t to l*em\ ' Kdllnr (iOHinh ni:%% TheV. areiitso oT th e o p inion th a t so m e law fthould be lU ktiim VtaiiHaft e n acted b v » th e ia ttis la tu re m a k in g it a little m ore illegal IIIIM •»". it \ i *.» • # to o f f e r b rib e s To JcR islu to rs th a n it is a t p re s e n t, a n d th a t l'» >*li lr In MvRiifr • f 1‘n r t l r r . N f f l l • -o m in e o f th e d iffic u ltie s o f c o n v ic tin g in su c h b rib e ry cases • » t Maalfc f t should he rem oved! T h e v a r e n o t a t a ll convinced th a t good l%ft# %f*nlfca --2,2$ •I .v» tin Mtulkt 0 (Ml bills a r e not d e fe a te d by b u y in g v o te s, o f t h a t had luw s (l«t lt* r a re n o t som e tim e s e n a c te d th ro u g h th e ju d ic io u s u se of •All nl»*lMnr> tf O m , rar«l« of a few cases o f S co tch . . Ifcaak*. tMiilifiliim ftttil Ntllfff «f U n fo rtu n a te ly , it is n o t e n o u g h fo r a le g is la to r to h av e •utrrtalnn.e-nl* for Ik# pnrpKff «l r*l*tns fn’nil*. ulll hr f l»in*r»| fur th e m n n r o r Y nhlcn'oinirp-B uch a c tio n , t o •p ro te s t u g a h is t •I trnnlnr ■rf«rrtl*lMr~fxlr« * th e iisu o f b r ilm n in . th e I.e g is la tu re , o r to o p e n ly -accu se *■— i ■id — "Vru •!»« i'+T. ' If* ** |IM>»•(•' i Inr.. rri>rra^iita T l r JlrtiiM T h e m an w ho m ad e th e bTfer. lie m u st h av e p ro o f. I f o n iu s t be ulilt—to show "b e y o n d a n y - t eitwo nwMe d m ib t**^ !!^ 'm a y in mv BhllMMil ilr 14 «l Qffirt* *m fnnlnlMlwrd In llir lifU- lin g er in th e m in d s o f th e ju r y , th a t th o o ffe r w as m ade. Ml rllfrn In tfcr rrnnirr *»l‘h IMinrlpnl h*ml«jiuMrn In I bir*«>« T he m a n re m a in s, in n o c e n t u n til h e is p ro v e n g u ilty . o f f e r s o f b rib e ry a r e n o t a p t to be m a d e in the* fo rm ■■4 Ntw l« ih . m n i i t i r f »*l l b « of tv in o v rilte n co m im in icatio iis. N n r d o e s o n e litre a tow n Thp llrraie l« n hlih la rnllllol elaieu Pee Prr*« iihtrii i» rp i....Aarf-a— lalvrly im ter u — ter rri»t.l.li- hall w ith a p u b lic a d d r e s s 's y s te m w h en h e w a n ts to p u t gtrlaal tenet >n>< "iteMJ o v e r som e n e fa rio u s .schem e, lie m a y n o t even h av e said ratle*•*"nl all itir -----nrll a* all " fiv e h u n d re d d o lla rs" , n r “a c a s e i d S c o tc h w h isk e y ". !■ tela # r *»Ml •tlar^tehea. "F iv e h u n d re d " , o r "n e a se of* S c o tc ir ’ w ould Im re been read ly understoiK l by a n y o n e be w a s t r y i n g to buy. S4, HUT THURSDAY. Y et, d e sp ite th e fa c t Hint Air. P a p y h a s n o t been proved g u ilty , w e believe th a t a g r e a t ile a l o f good h a s ,E VfcHSfc-FfUt TODAY iieeit acco m p lish ed by H iailcy O d h u n i's d isclo su res. He h GOOD WORKS Wil l. 0 0 ! Alt a t .th ro w n tin* f e a r o f Q od in to e v e ry |io litirin ii in T a lla ­ . * TO*ASStJHK AHUNDANCI. 01 h assee w ho t h i e v e s th a t b rib e ry is a n a tu r a l co n c o m ita n t ,0RA('K IN YOUR OWN I U K; of o lir p o lita nl nim tiiite ry .* lie h a s g iv e n th e m c a u se to 1HEIR HOPEI Of lU rU nf a tww llf« ihatW wI, Ul«gal Jtw lili Immigrants th in k tw ice b e fo re o ffe rin g b rib e s in th e fu tu re . stand'fn Uic wreckag, esused wh«n a BrltUh varsitlp collided with th , (iud la ghltr to mail, all tay.tce fu n to Im h au led in to c o u rt on b rib e ry c h a rg e s, Kxodui 1041 oulslda Hslts, PsIssUna, whtls U was bringing 4,500 •Uiutu) toward you, dial . nl even Itit isyono u m e a c q u itte d . refugees to the Holy Land. A bstUa aasuad whan Iha British attempted wags having nlj »uf frcici.cy ill all to boatd Uie vessel. One American sesman was kilted. (Inlsrnalional) ~'T-vn, aMm; a, W av AlMIUmKu ofc-i V MMt goolj « . c x ■ u 1■• vl' ............. ............ u—ii 6lor. . U:H. Immortal Greece ItOO lleadlina Nswa Ssfb *Us,Hand It.isiu I R A D IO PU O G K A M S T'be g u m still b a rk in th e B a lk a n s a n d th eT iety sjm p ers file Church of iluv. Another "acirwbali’ lift br*i hislUfti. W lit It M « Headline Nsw* still tell o f th e c a rn a g e in th e m o u n ta in s o f .n o rth e rn picked up ill the hath **i »:*b st am vs gu*n*b G /eece, a n d A m e ric a n s g la n c e a t , th e h e a d lin e s an d g ro w lf * Jo Ass»tobl> of (lad I Congic** with « pii.tol in In jl:tS (Jospal Bingsis a little , p e rlm p s. s a y in g th a t th e y w ish (h o se tro u b le -m a k e rs j *!*!' , | pocket, thi* time only H lew min would ta k e t h e ir g u n s a n d go hom e. W iiat .is G reece to iot tb Organ Kerarts# 10:30 Treasure Chssr of Mulody . J - ulr* after* • vitit from the Pies th e m ? • l«#_ Alt You UMlOlng Ib .00 Church dsirlces (Congisgattuhi■ ’• ’•• al) ident, Only a lew day* *8" ~cn Y et h e r e - a n d th e r e ’ a n A m erican e y e lig h ts up a t th e ,; 1S vr ifion Uatioty Uuys II.M News at Nunn •tor ILickrr oi Ohio >*’j » ih*»i recogriijion o f a n am e th a t he jeitYned in Id s scln sil d a y s, ill* >ur Im «eO,(*uialt Itrlb Old Refiatn , I t.10 l^ng-Wtulh Mixed Quartrtl* _ twice- in the »*rnc building ia iccalliiiK Hi** t i r m t A rh llle s fital ''t h e ’, '"deed's"lie wrbiTgm , JiU# wMU»K41 . . »;ui k i n » u i ’ i« w < Tarts ' h u l l rnte'Slle* Club ■•* ; another "crackpot." All ol which and th o s e o f m any a n o th e r (la ssie s to ry o f V erse am l fuble, • i.'fc Uur I.m j . il* llrlabl Ilia Hawaiian Melodies • >•* u m n u i i b oyrnpuunr Ofch I ill Musical Program I te n e t to piove tint irtuiily pro w hen m en w ere so m ig h ty th a t t h e ir d eed s, re a l o r im a'gined. k.V*alli» .lew* 1,10 Hummer Hsrenade viiiuni ihould lie lightened, pir slantk th e w orld, a n d scen ted so re a l t h a t . th e y h av e e n d u re d n l i iMiwiiii .*ionio* ttSS Headline N*ws J.M Lot* <•!•* LlUO tilb tTlasde Thornhill ticulaily where political leader in m e n s' m in d s m 'd in lastka ( th e n u n k n o w n ) tlm t h av e t*u* ur* Stmt RtSO Conc*rl Ilnur of Loth p a ilie t. aie roncrineit js te d even to th e p re se n t day. JtSO Alrlane Trio ruivs ik«jU,ttiuUy r»ai* ,utS* ru a u .itIuoy to n s JtlO Ksrnllltr Crasalca -Prerident Roorrvcll naiiowly e» A nd not only do th e ir fables a n d p o e try en d u re, nk g re a t iltou L*t« lup a<ot** I 41 Sammy Kay* ‘taped death at _lbc liamfi ol t as a n y e v e r w ritte n , b u t also tin* scien ce a n d philosophy iiiui I t fully rout* (OS Four Arr* • IlsaUiin* ..«wi *:>(> Ho Proudly W* Halt ciary man in I H i . At fcati Iwi w hich gave n m n k im l.th e fii.it g n a t u rg e f o r m ost o f th e iltSS ■I V* t o . ah U(f 4.4S P,ankle Masters ti«e Htadlins Newt of our ihtec imulyred I'leiidenl basic sciences an d a r ts . A nd m i tr u e is tilts Unit, even In i:ob V „ «,.,l VI were the victims of ptychonru< th e d ecad en t G reece o f to d ay , m u ch ca n be learn ed fro m -•■iw*ar u* toll,li Oil * • 'l l Our ta.nd He Itrtght h e r m o d ern sc h o la rs. • .. 1 l i t.aily N*w* S I* Hirings of Melody rotict. Sitii L'eiciy LhuppMt Jainlun* I a Rally Rrenlng Newt U HP----- '. o ||.,m,.|iuu . tilb Tim- for be Tims *.«* li* liter lulling * 1* Twilight Hongs Parity’s Chances It war x hi|{|i .tubule - which lie* N>«t Ituutidup7t*a Headllnt Newt Bernie C. Papy paid the ncwquliu* tounutr hiitnad* d am es A. F a rle y 's re c e n tly p u b lish e d rem in iscen ces show I J* aunr.t* to.tenau* pert of Florida when he denounced s.oe iicuJi.n* N.w* th a t h e se rio u sly hoped to head th e D em o cratic p re sid e n tia l • <)i Mum.u a*r*nad* * them from the wifnei* iland in KVr u ie Uornlna Iwvotlon* tic k e t in 1940. It Is h a rd to sue w hy. In all A m erican h is to ry T allaluttcc ai "propuucnl*" o |jh m tity Myrnlrta u*iiii*i!en* hill agum i book maker,. Wc hav no onb know n only a s a p o litical m a n a g e r h a s e v e r w on a SiOti IJ.aillint N*W» rakiuiL im rty n o m i n a t i o n . --------- — .............. — *~ SilS toaimny Kay* m - s w i a w w r r n s a * -------------1 teen no poll of newt (tape i icniP a re s t .e______ x a m p le M wg.K as .Mill M a rtin o ren w hhoo h»cl h a d rIn n il V v aan n nBiliv n ,, w "S lle—tl.M* N*wa ■ g ' tucot ^ r the tub jet l. but il *>iin T h e n e ____ lieen clo sely iwciociated w ith T n n im tin y H all a n d w ith p a r ty 1*:*S t.'* 't«r*a j p percent of them favored ihit bill r« a* SnnauALFil w ire-p u llin g in N ew Y o rk . B u t V an B oren Was m o re tlia u a n,|S Tit* Atnli*tssilert ' which would have prevented one politician , lie h ad been s e n a to r, g o v ern o r, s e c re ta ry o f s ta te .utlii tail* writ ursilkr of the cruokenrti international an d m in is te r to K ngland, a n d h a d filled all th e s e p o s ts w ith lltdu llia.tlinr Nsw* lliOJ 1‘ruyiam H oiint : ring* in the country from filch c re d it. By c o n tr a s t, F a rle y ’s only n a tio n a l o ffic e whs th e litis Lundnon l/auc* ‘ ing the pockcl* of gullible pco p o stm a ste r-g e re ru ls h ip , a tra d itio n u l re w a rd f o r cam p ain ll:l» I.anchenn-Dane* ti es llutldy ttcorow t:.«« H**dU* New* A. ^ L is"tV f.urn' Jtoundop t W’lt^ 1 C , lUJelT • i" l»on!c'' oi 1 F a r le y 's Im pcs fo o m in a tio n w ere p ro bn a bh ly baaefT b a s e iruon n d“ l_tiiy . ,.... ....r iln* .... nMwmmauuii Nmitilmur ■Nnl«» b is w ide a c q u a in ta n c e w ith D em o cratic |HiliUcians a ll o v e r IN*” tlMdllB* News | T not know any bcltci, thrjf *o th e U nitw l S ta te s . T o e x p e c t h is election ho n u ist h av e It"" lltadUrte N*tat I 11"j >ltnlc For Danrtrta I making a girat coatiihution to in te rp re te d th e sw eep in g D em o cratic v ic to ry In 19!K’> a s liju Tuny Hmw * I 11*1 Hinth Myrl | moral d rirn iy -.ia J a laghci alan- m ru n in g th a t a n y nom inee o f th e p a rty co u ld w in in 1910. !:0<t tteadlln* News | d u d of living. H a d h e Ix-en q o n iin u to d , h e m ig h t Itave b e e n g r e a tly s u r ­ .1:01 Meltdlc Wtjtipvrs p ris e d iu N ovem lter. * Ills Kimeh Uahl ?.l« Knurh Uahl I d Musical Program What capilaliim can do. -cv<-n XIoo Musical Prusiatn l:uu llradllns Nans under p ro m t day handicap*, n aide ^nd bis system of Irr’Kating 11Ot t‘iinc*r| In bllnlaturs } ihown by a report horn W'old'*. S A N F O R D F O R U M W» celery using wooden troughs. S13(1 Teddy Puwe|l (Tins Is taken from Forrest Crls- b «o lUadana Nswa i But men whirh ray* that Ihr Unit sev’s aitide "The Farm er’s Fac­ * ai Zigay' Klman k . ed Stair* now producr* SU percent »;*• Nntretty Tima tory", Saturday Evening Post. SiO E-Iilitor. Runfutd ilcraM, U lleadlina News of the entile woild'* milutlrinl Dear Sir:' July !». IIHO.) St"b Twilight Hungs output, a figure which ha* inerra* it lb Krattkl* Carl* Pioneers rue of necessity men An futeri’ll [lift foul unto on tile Sil* March of Snorts cd (tom 2 ) (reicenl in the tail hiiturv of ceti-ry til Snufiinl.l* the of vUiiui anil when his place was iitb A tt You Uattnlng R 75 year*. More than that, ill fact tlrai In 1HJJH wlicn my father, one of the only two farms between 7 00 llrxlllns NsWS ami |W ldtnrra on on -• the! tha Ttlb Tttmni Ruialty ■egooi Mr. II. II. Chappell, w«* pretwilng Sanford asiqi ‘ i’ * iu n row's . country with nnly icvm pcicrnt #-.i IT■iiinrr* - *• river, mv father told ua of the im iral- FI*Ada Hillbuiea of the wudd'i potmlatiop. niak * Ills land, wldrli t» un »lmt U now trrmend'jji* development- we could! Ji4l Music Celery Avenue, for the' growing «*f 60 percent of the woild'* auto- celery, dminage un* a* liatil. If cxirect IT} , erf and I ofUn heard', Ji»» Nsw* H.adlln*. mohilei, 60 |ierienl of the tele- nut a harder problem tlu n Irrlgu Mr. J. N. Whitner tell of tho fo- Xt*0 To Its ■Announced ' ture he »*w Tor Sanfo^J. •______ lit! Culurnbla H»Cur(S HhVB__ phone*. 54 p ritrn l of the refrig tion._----------------------—------- —r p Nsw* : ‘ I " V*rv Sincerely i tsios lh wan the wed fur drjiinaire I# ul Nirllrgs of Me led/ araloi*. 42 pcicenl of the radio*, Lucca Chappell I.uvell 1 tre e l^ i. Hall acores that led him, to aehel poraus tile and io on down the line. Wag«! for use Undrrtfrudsd to m'vo the II 01 Joaa Uroak* itiia count itasie ' I paid in American fscloriet ar (iOVHKNOU TO INSPECT combined drsInsKr-iriiKaiinn’aya11: la it,ram Tima ■ k almoit double tlroir of Canad.*. tem that lie rievrlo|>cd that Is rhnl.Miami. Fla. Ju ly 24 (AY Hlr| II lb llaadllae Newe arteriatic of I Ire? Sanfanl tectlon. t:n>o W«n Off f the n til IrigheiU and five limri Mv father hail carefully studied William 'Ittrphy, governor of thi>i Bnhnma liluml. it *che«Kiled In Hander Us»*e of Kurria. What ha* Cone Mr. Tvrwillrgjir’a farm on the weal arrive here next Monday for a *i#o Hlgn Oa • ‘ •wuniiui gut to offer u rf tour of HaWdSbfnn lalmr camps In1s et Muale For Meditation lit* Huntey HsadllnsS Florida. Georgia, North Carolina| 1 *i Hunday Hersnad* HAMBONE’S MEDITATIONS ami Virgittin. 7t>a Musical Hsvus The-Supreme Court ha* heldl By Alley 1‘MnMt »lir 4 In Ihibliiktd dnllr ■Mi| I mmiIih ml VihfiiH, I 1-ifMrt ... ........... ......... ............ tl#S I>on H«S*r. T ilt Kay Keifierk Til" ll^p tii Aiolgoa Tt*S I'el Courtney SlSU IUrel.*IIH< ore* »t«l ' Lenny and THnasr' S:lb Peep Hirer lloyi Sib* Jo* Helrhman ».*• New's * sl| Vorr Community ithiptl Sib" John Klrhy »i«S Met le PHI Wallies 1*;00 I>rssm Tlmt rails Tommy Tucksr Tims rail* Sunday Rvsning Concert Hour II tee News li!*l lln Tunss ol tbs Wssk llilS Nswa 1X:«U Hlgn Off M*nday s ios Sign On 0:01 Ettily Nswa gi*i Cslery Chotipsrs Jambors* St J* llomttpun S:4b Hldars of the Purple **(• lies Karty Headline* .Till Hunrit* Serenade Till Sunrise Serenade, ■ l i « -Newt Briefs 1:01 Sunrise'Serenade SilS Hilirhln- Time - -- • Ilia M lining Dsvotiuna -A*lb Morning > a * d l l . l n n l:bb Nam* ih* Tun* SiPa Tup of lh» Newt Sill Htmmy Kaye fib* ghopiwrs Setenad# ' l*i*0 Htadlins Nswa l*i*b Padlllk Sisters 10:1b Tunss-You've Keguteled ISili [ranc«*4Tunet lllOO Newt i' 11100 Program Hsetam* 11:11 l.unchton I'anca III4b Itaenos Amigos Iliac Newt g | Noon ttrtb Western Hnundup 11:10 Noon Hour Notes I Si 40 Hiamps Queried* 1:40 Newt Itel tainny and rilngar l i b Hobby Sherwood tile llenrand Hlrach t i l l Salon Serenade J:00 Newe r«* liar Non* Ranch It**. Newt l:«i Melodic Whltpera 111* March Time 1141 The Eaton Hoyt ,4iaa. IteeiT. jie Sees. 04*1 »4Sh ClirirEta# l.o.-al Newt E:tl Novelty Time StM ---v* M#»s 4Hih* niHti Hand :4* Pally Classics • t#0 Cp News ' « y WC3ULD READ YOUR AD ‘ T O O , IF IT APPEARED HERE N O T IC E Will close Beauly Shop at 309 Park Ave. H at July 19. Will reooen lion. Morning July 28 at 20S N. Park In Takactr Bldg. Tha Shop will be furnished with all new modern e<|ulpnii%i including water Softener. Thank* to my many friends and patroni. I will be very keppy to serve you in my new location. W E E K S W IT H PAY 1 SCOUTS SAIL New Yifrk. Juljr 24 i/P) A croup of 1,090 -Boy Scout* boarded th* UJ4. Army Traniport Geriernl C.H. Muir today to sail far F r­ ance where thev will attend the Sixth World scout Jamboree »t MoUso’n, ’ near Paris! beginning Aug. 9. The Department’ of Commerce estimates there will be 38 million ears oh the road by 1962. D on’l w ante precifius v a c a tio n tim e K d lln if In a n d frurn y o u r " w o n d e rla n d ." F L Y 'F L O R I D A A IR W A Y S an d h av # M O R E T IM E fo r fu n n nd r e la x a tio n . T O SELL ’EM, TELL ’E M W iib An Ad ------ .- Connectlag with Airline* aerving Amerlra TELEPH O N E 1325 ' M U N IC IP A L A IR P O R T airifi N EW .. .... ....- ....... — ................ tU H M i iu iu ssr err. I that il i* not l|bcl to *a>{ that a man.' war ilmt in; aide a gambling' . cilabliihment "when actually he w»> ahot out*ide." We ho|re ,w im «f our more 'particular reader notice ibis. Too often newipaperare condemned tu the firry deplht of Purgatory (timply became in their dciperafc berry to get th* new* to the pU>ple in the thorte»t pouibfe time they have neg Ire led to dot en "i" or dot* a " t " A man is thol-and killed on First Street during the noon hour. *0ur reporter goes at once to the scene of .the crime. Everybody is excited and blUTt~differVhl| ataxy. No one knbwt exactly whu “ “ killed' hr how. The ' ?|F*;«Uicc’or t J R B B i , . lice. One it bury, the other it out. He bai until 2t00 o'clock to gel l> i information and write hi* —, The wonder U not that occally mimilake* ar* made, but that to ofti ftm the complete it told. 1----------------------------------------v z e a ' 5 B O i S A i HE’D I UAK DAT BIG IM DE AMMM P U H PARASHOOTlW' BUT [ME TDK DE RHEuMMTZ. IM BOFE HAN'S AM' BO FE f EE T5! im Mew Mo •re c to a n d S to re F f o l dO pr-e n a t liv e T r' n ° t 5 t • * ** J A L J B U R Y 5 A L W S A L S B U R Y SAL KtfpMtCrtmai Alf'OtjMtf*— Kttp C W f-Q -S A l i* My W ttitl De Late Model C-tQ «- Owl *t*U«l |M I'swia* sblsbsas —bsr* w*lbs Iwwisblal dss*e* »f 04. bsl*.t,-| IIN O IAl la tksi, 4-oA«a wsiw. Used whk esaswary Oats, a kales kuds gr*w taalsr, tey sarkwl j % ■ JW ? «ww Deepfrawaa S S S S r i1 : ♦- ’ to your larger model. Check tho now Doopfroooo homo freooon, point by point, for vohto. ood you will mo for youmlf why wo ooy U’o tbd kif poteE In the homo Oroooor atorkoft today. Big Do Luxo Model CIO (ohown above), with ton cubic foot OOfWO* By, holda more than 300 pounda of ueortod periehahio foodi. rw' “ Deeptroewi oflw« you oil thooo thrilling now oouTooionoo LARGER CAPACITY SLO W ER COST ( ! «Uaced Ud • lotetioe UgM. • Temparwtvre CerdhA-TWogOWWO * Ud leak • l«« Cube Troy* and lervtna Trey • AkOrm lysSel A.-f P ilc o s tlw r l a s l o w a * U li! ii f o r m o d o l A -5 HUNTS TUXEDO FEED STORE « « .* ! * Cornor Second ft Sanfbrd Avenue Phono 3S8 r. • Na. u**s ■ s- # iSn+ p , >.r t 4 — r e \ V * t . g iM m w * l ' -V - WwfflCTiBFnBSB f *■ * *' —- ■ ; !> 4 ’ F lig h ts D ally . . . A ir T ra v e l C a rd s A c c e p te d , J t ESbut & , " *77 w * �it tiu Y. JULY 25, 1917 TUK SANKOKU HKMALD, NANKOKD, Kl-OlUDA PA RE TH R EE lOMMUN’lHT UNION Scotch Toiir Made ( WASHINGTON, July R5-LM-' By Royal Family Jam es J. Conroy, New York loral union official, told Congress K*lny that Communists have "lock, I stock and hart el" to u ted of the International 1Inion of the CIOUnited Electrical Workers, ■Conroy. Vrhn Is hllrtm-** a Kent People Attend Social Calender .50Club Buffet Supper A delirious buffet supper was It. K. Squires plans to leave on served on Wednesday night at the Seminole Country Club' to about Tuesday for Hampton Hay*. N, 50. people, it was report*! this Y. where he will spend about tin re niqrninjr It; Charles Potter, club months. manager. le supper consisted of Miss Ellen Driggers who has kV f n!!?fo.( 0 r»V.7v.fith tiC,!n<r r rom,t ,urkl,y " « d eand w intomatoes, g . pota- been visiting for several weeks in pnal District which will imlude toes au gratin,■okra .business jnectlng-at I0:d-j ami cole slaw, pickles, olives, tomatoes, Miami, has returned to her home d sh luncheon n*. l:3u. ergaherrr sauce, hot rolls ami cof- in Sanford. *1®* B- Albert, state organirrr, . far*. Fallowing Ike—vr^vper ting-' Miss Roberta Evan* ha* return­ iR jM U h A ^ u -M w a U f and all ing and dancing was enjoyed to sabers and friend* are invited.j the accompaniment of Mrs. Ed. ed To her home at Uuckhead Itanejt Tnsr'Town send Club will meet ward Iaine ami Mrs. FY E. Roumil- after spending a month's vacation , t h a T W s t Center at H:(>y I*. M. lat. Mrs. W. G. Fleming render- with friends Jn Atlanta. th U. G. Pmsldln*. srd several aolos during tho evenMr. and Mrs. 11. I- Perkins and HH N DA r ling nnd games were played. A District Council all day m eet-I Among .those present were Mr. daughter, Marty, have Irft for g of the nth Congressional HI*. \ nnd Mm. U n e. Mr. Vnd Mrs. J. I.. Davtona Beach tu spend a month at the Barbe Cottage. Friends of Mr*. Richard Ik Brown will he glad to lenw that she has been returned to her home with her infant son. It. U. Brown, Jr. Miss Ann Fam ler of Winston Salem. N. C, Is the guest of Mr. and Mr*. H. C. Morgan at their home on Mrllunville Avenue. Misa Betty Metlivin has return­ ed to Plant City after visiting for three weeks with her cousins, Tom­ my and Emma Jean Methvin. Mr* and Mrs. Jack Burney have left for Waynrsvillr, N, C. for a vacation. Their son. Larry, who has been attending Camp W4nona, accompanied them. . BROADWAY By JACK O D t t f t i r , NEW YORK—When Jock Whit­ ney waa approached lo Invent protection. some of hi* plentiful rash In "Life Tba training ramp is sponsored With Father" eight yean ago, hr he tha Florida Forest Service in. sent the manuscript of the Limicooparr ti.on with the State De­ say and Crouse comedy to Ids partment of Education. friend Robert Benchley In Holly­ wood, hoping that Benchley'* career as a drama critic would Zv , , , , . . give him the nece**sr necessary added Honors Miss McCall j judgment oo the matter. ________ . I Benchley, who had been one of Mias Connie McCall, who*e en- | th,1r !*cst ahde assassins in - hia *g*msnt has recently been an- crR ickipgday*. sent the script ouncad, was honorerl yesterday Whitney *with this brief, fternoon with a bridge patty not very prophstie rpinlom «1 ivtn by Miss Nancy Collutn at ,rt)U (t »"><■» *h>» on ths postman rr home at 200 West Sixteenth tup w*lk,' . im k Arrangements of sum m er1 Wnitnetr has invest#*l consjdcrowara war* used in decorating | " b,B ,of vast casn in many « rooms o f the Col Iurn home. Broadway product am. on. noUA fU r a»vrral progression, o f' hio^invesfment being hU all-odt rtdg. th . scores were added and lutcklng of Billy Rose when that igh prtx. was awarded to Mra. hanUm Belssco had the hyrrteri__ iMoor* Z __ __isi*______i__ti-------l nmiildkvn # pnltintr prohiein aof getting tka» the hiiA* hui L*« with screeno Irelng won' ncal “Jnlsti*" - nn rh» Iw&fat. nyutral -• "Jumbo*? on the hy Miss Mary Ann WhelcheT The rmrslpnl Roae waa the rpitom* of all the Aonor** waa. presented with revpieces of her chosen pattern fantastic - at^riea of Broadway producer^ . . . No caprlciou* of crystal. . Lata in the afternoon a salad change in plan* waa too disheart­ course waa served by the boat*** ening to thia aawed-off man of assisted by her mother Mrs. A. F. Iron whim, . . . The tost* for add­ Coilum to Miss McCall. Mra. Em­ ed elephanla, tearing out wailt, met McCall, Mrs. Moore, ami the extra waterfalls, lavish eyriuroMUaca Martha Perkina, (icnt> Cm - ma* mouated expensively. . . . well of Orlando, Jane Th'gpen, Billy's comment to the folka who Jackie Brotchie, Kathryn Wiggins, wonderingly qucHyd him as to Mary Ann Whefehel, Sylvia Bleiseh. ltuw the project would end waes Mildred Robson, Daphne Connolly " T h is. will either make rau or break Whltneyl" nd Batty Jo Brock. Jimmy Stewart'* acquisition of the Frank Fay role In "Rarvey" while Fay is vacationing for aeven WAKE UP BUSINESS, week* will mark the first time the invisible Harvey will have to look By Advertising In | f up a t hie discernible co-star. . .. , The fictional Harvey la a while r ah b 11, six-fret-ons-and-a-halfinches tall. . . . Frank Fay la fivefeet-ten and naturally has to gase up a t the hypothetical hare. . . , Joe E. Brown, who play* the role For summer, slumber Brief Pajamas I Let1* be brief: if you want to be cool comfortable hot sumtnet nigliti, get Manhattan Brief Pajamiu—pajunag with sbon ilecvd, aboYC-thc-knee bottom*' with i give-r clastic * G>me in tod B. If. William* has lieen called to Birmingham. Ala. because of the serious Illness of his sister, Mrs. Earl Farr. He was accom­ panied by hi»s«c% John. — — Mrs. T. G. MeFsdden and daugh­ ter. Mary Nell, of Grovdnnd w< re the guesta yesterday of Mrs. K. H. IAheVT~Tha"group spent yeslrr. day afternoon.at Daytona ilcsrh. Mrs. K. II. Laney and Mrs. Lurllta Tally spent Iasi w-ekend in Tavares. Their grandchildren, Lynn and Cottrell, of Westfield. N. J. accompanied them back, to Sanford. Mr, arid, Mrs. Will Smith and children, Gertrude and Billy Smith, uf New Albany. I mi. me the guests of the form er’* brother and sistr rIn-law, Mr. and Mrt. E. J. Smith, on the West Side. Mrs. June Rnumillat and sister, Mr*. Edna Randolph H arris uf Jsckaunvilte who has iieon visiting her. left Friday fur Daytona Beach to spend a week with Mr. and Mr*. R. J, Koumillat. Dr. J. Allen Fields and Mr*. Fields have returned to thnir IwtPIo In Quantanamo,. Cbha after visit­ ing with Dr. Fields' parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Fields at their mime on West Thin! Street. Their son, Jay Allen, who him town staying with hla'grandparent! while hia Housewife Persuaded To Become Explorer By TOM RHADHHAW AP Newsfealaren PHILADELPHIA— Mra. Ger. trude Darlington finally has for­ saken the idea of a vine-covered cottage In favor qf things like anacondas and periodic attacks of malaria. M r a . Darlington's husband, Charles Wn ha* convinced her al last that exploring, Iq fun. as th* two preporBfvfor their jaunt or New York’s HEW fAcal 1R37, testified l«*fOre .m e House L'nA m eriran A rtivltir* Conimiltett PltR SlIlR K TS MOTHER , WASHINGTON’, July 23.U V Brig. General Wallure if. Graham, White tlmis* physican. laid today he titans. t» fly to Grandview, Mo., tanlK'ht or tomorrow to check lip attain on the condition of Presi­ dent Truman** VI rear old mother. Graham -alii that when he a u In Miraottri Iasi vi-ek the con­ dition of Mr*. Martha E. Truman w"a* "very critical" hut he did u»| ii.m alee It ‘-urh a* to war­ rant the President's going there.. Graham made hi* muinlent to rejauter* after news dispatches from Missouri *aid Mr*. Truman had itlffem l a w Ihack. Hollywood • - N - t t T I € 10 SANFORD BKATTTY SALON I’orsonnlly operated liy Mary McMahon, will welcome old friends and new at Life," and qurdllwBnl etffh dll thl l**ue "whither , swing?" Only vihraphhne king Idonel Hampton attested that hotter music, gets ti 5IV-50 break with the sweet stuff' In cinrt lit dtmnnd. Colleague J.ouia (Kalchniol Armstrong-said the trend is away from -wing. Other cofmcnl*. - Charlie Harm-tit “The puldir doesn't go for the hot stuff arty more. Everything I play has lo be dunceahle." Tommy Doffey, "W< have to piny sweet so lhi-£">an dance. If) they want to Jn*t listen, rheVllj Ite. Id a juke Ih>* instead of a lu ll-. Yrtdhi," t Benny.CoiHlmnn: ‘‘They still go for swing, if it,'* gtHsl. But nm*t j Miss Geraldine Barliura Mai shall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. II. G. of it isn’t v ery .good these days.’" M aisluit^ut UkUbutpa. City, Qkla„ whuM< viigogvuwnl U> Pr-ylor Stiller Willlnm*rjf thi*-rf!yJwa»-atAw*hrm| today. The tvrdhf Mr win Frank Sinatra will put nil lit* lie an event of cany September.___________ dither activities aside when lie dues I Ids priest role in "Miracle Uf Tin* Bells." He considers it hi* first some day fkded gradually. Instead Miss Marshall Will Betti Davis dramatic break' ahe found herself sleeping under mc*i|ti!tn netting In steaming Jun­ Wed Miller Williams plans a European trip after "Win­ ter Meeting.” She'll piny a spinster gle country. She lasted out that in her first film since her Imby. first lii-m onth excursion slid inMr. ami Mrs. II. (5. M.it-hall of Gene Autry start* hia- third gisted nn‘ going again with her Oklahoma City, Ukln. utmnunred hiisliand last N’nvcinlter. tod.iv the elignaenient ami np- and is aiming Ids new picture* at Both o f,them shifted their diet pt moltingju arriag a.n t'l hcir-Jaugh- major -thrallr* rrlrstsp, instead from ham and egg* to sllfgator ter. Getnldine llntliara. to 'E m*. of'"w esterns Only" houses . . . tails, iguanas and armadillos. They P e \ton Miller William*. son of Mr. Ava Gardner get* her fiist star­ learned to go liarefoot though the and Mrs. Volin A. William* of ring at MGM opposite Van John­ water- filled swamps native fash. B«oford. son in “ Wiuged." She is pleased ion, despite leeehes ami fire ants. Mi** Miii-hnll graduated fmm with the hilling, hut WfHild like to Arid they learned to laugh at such Ilo'kndnv S<hon| for lilt Is in l>r*l- get awTry from playing shady lady experience* as the time np eloc- la-. Tel. in Ifltl and ha* b u n trie eel shocked Mr*. DarlTngturfi attending the University of Okla­ Errol Fivnn’s hair, which was ox. causing the animal to throw homa in Nor man, Okla. She i* n bleached for "Silver Rivrr," will inetnliei of the Chi Onu'im moial -lav that .yty fo r ;:UlUl Juttn," Dnrllrigtair soys that nnw tij* which will In' In c u m .', . . Sid-iey wife is a* confirmed an explorer En*. Williams lycuiyed Id* ear­ Blaekiner is not tr ying Teddy as himself. She w asn't'bo therm! at ly •ducation in the'8*nfo‘ i Achnid* Hnosovelt for thy sivtfi tlm.r In all by-helping to chaperone three and gradual e>1 from Fork Union "Ever The Beginning." lie tell* anaconda snake* liark from Smith Military Arndemy, He lias Ih .ii lire he ha* turned down the role America recently to the Philadol In the Navv for the p.i-1 four l.’t other limes so producer* won't phia Zoo. Tiro ship's crew was years nnd nt- present holds tlie think that's the only role he can do. more dlsluijred by the presence! rank of Ensign. Ho I* Intluned of such passengers, Datlington at Norfolk. Va. J’eter ‘Lawford I* wanted for .The wedding -will he u.i event mi important role in "Joan Of l^iruse first two Jaunts Into th* u l Sent, rt nt K:IHI o’clm t. nt tile <it Ilie" and lie will give anythin:? jungle were planned p u tty tnueh We*lev Methodist (Tpirrh in Oklrt- to appear with Ingrid Bergman. 9 Ityillngtnn himself.- Nnw huaWith "E aster t*ar aBe" ptntniuiiVd paiiil a n d . wife are w.nking to­ heenuse of Judy Garland’s breakgether preparing for their next down. h** may do it. . . ^ , adventure. Bherp in New Zealand. David Seltnlck may l*e interested in the way hi* star Is billed in I'nrls, Mllhoaidsfor "Cluny Bn>wn " ;"whleh just opened there, mlvertise “(')iarlrs Boyer and Jef- Al THE CHURCHES KIIKNKZKIt 'M KrilODHT CHURCH There will lie an ovangtllatie picture shown a t Elienetcr Mtdhu* diet church Sunday evening 7:30 P. M. Tim film title, "Tin- Man Who Forgot God.” The picture will be shown, with commi-nl hy R, L, Sims, of Otlnndn, -*-■ ■ ■■ CHURCH OF CHRIST , Elm ’Avenue at Second S lrrrt Arthur L Butler, Minister Bible Study, 10:00 A. M. Preaching and Communion, 11:00 A, M, Preaching, 8:00 P, >1. Biblo Study. Wednesday, H:00 Eilward t RuhlnVnn thinks-he's hud en o u g h 'n f toiigh roles an I ts SOUTH S lim BAPTIST CUl'IICIf anxious for a comedy. He's play­ Ninth Street at Laurel V«<-iiu« ing a rry.Mnl-gaxcr in "The Night i Ha,* 1,000 Kyra" . . . . The dance WII *no Finch; pastor studio nt MGM ia still .alhd) .. Millard Bunt. "E|eutior .i'owrll Bungalow." Slip1 Director hasn't liern there in year*. ■ , , | IHOO A. M. Tom D' Andrea plays Denni* V ir I ail ages. 11:00 A. M .tiorriing Wuratfip. gan's pal in "To The Vlrtnr." Ih ' l . T. U. For nil ages. N-eii pat to alm ost-every wraner*' star. . . , Marshall Thompson 8:00 P, 51.: Evening service, want* hi* MGM imsso* to give hiM HOO I*. M.: PRAYER Meeting. n liillv tin- Kid rule! Hu's tin- right age for it nnil lie learned the PI1KSRVTKRIAN CfTHUCtf uoirk dtaw -while vacationing in R. D. Broanler, D, 11, Pa*lur Wyoming with AVally Beery. Rev. Dmigtsi K. t'harle*. >'■' Aaniatunt I’aator "Romance Ilf Rosy Ridge*' Is 0:11 A. M.t Ruiuiny BeimoI for a slow-timvlng hut diverting Uirkall age.*. 11:00 A. M.: Morning Worship wood* tli,mm of the north-ioulh strife -fit Mi«*orl aflef the Civil s-rrlce. 7:0Q P. M.: Junior and .Senior Was. It lias many exriting mo­ menta nnd would have lieen (ImrYoung People* Meeting. . djOO P. ,M.: Uniony.S<-rvlA' i-t the ougly *ali*fyhig with lex* eonveiitio*al Dent incht, Ban John­ « i'riatinn Church. son sing* and act with hi* pxih-H i mi:a r o .v li . a v k n u r c h a p e l rhnrm and fa aided tiy a bright* Rev. Dougls* K. t'harle*, I'aMur newcomer, Janet l,elgh. . K' ll“nl fuf - all agm - nt OLD NEWSPAPERS-** CENTS iumiay Worship’ SeIvlev and PER POUND. BUNDLED IN' BUNDLES, C"'ttmtinioii Service nt 3:43 •*. M. Wtdne*dsy: 2.00 M. to 8:00 10. 15, 20 and 25 CENT I* H, Roerratinnal Pmgram nCthn -HERALD OFFICE chan. Wednesday, 8:00 p. M.: Prayer -.Ung at the chain-!. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Park Avenue and Third Street John Bernard Root, Minister Sunday School, 10:00 A. M.' Morning Worship. 11:00 A. M. As a result, Darlington' left Sermon Subject: “Why Go To hi* Job In the aeeaantlng~ornre Church 7" of an exploaiy* plant and Invested hi* $4,000 aitvinga In adventure. FIRST CHURCir flP CHRIST, HCIKNTIHT . Mr*. Darlington, S3 . year-old formfcr public acbool physical edu­ HOO B ait Her and Street cation Instructor, waa not «t all 0:15 A. M.i Sunday School. happy about the prospect of fol­ 11:00 A: H.: Morning service. lowing her husband t..... Into the SulUeet: "T ru th ." . j^ < h h American Jungle*, but fol0:<J0 P, M.: Wednesday Prayer Service. H IS T CHRISTIAN CHURCH T*'* JIlUo vine-covered* eottage Reading Room Hours 3:00' In Sixteenth Strrel A Ssnford Avrnue •he had bean dreaming of owning R;00 P. M. Tuesdays and Fridays. William Perry .Ye*ley, Paster Svmday Churrh School, 0U5 FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Park Arena* at Fifth Street Warship and Communion, 11:00 B:45 A. M.: Church School for A. M, Sermon: "They.Gave Beyward to get a gander at Hanrey'* "lid The tr Power." eye*... . . And Bart Wheeler, who al) area. Night Sermon, 8:Q0 P. M. M;00 A. M.: Morning Worship. filled In daring Fay's vacation Tha public i< invited to nltend laat year, being only fivo-feet-four, "The Allocation of Priorltle*." Spe­ the Union Services at 8:00 P. 51., had to look almost vertically sky­ cial Mu*ie7:00 P. M.: Youth Kellow»hlp. In the Christian Church. The ward to JuaGfy the alleged height 8:00 P, Jd.: Union Worship 8cr* R ev® . E. McKinley will deliver of the cornedy*a Invisible cotton­ tail. . . . Jimmy Stewart ia. elx- ■vie* a t Chrietiatt Church. feet-three. and Produew Brock Pemberton hopes thia lnch-and-ahalf short-coming -Vni not prey upon Harvay'a sense of atepladdar aaperlority. ''— Two raal-li/e married « are having their stags live* oughly sentmbled by their — role* in the plar, "Rip ran Winkle," which la’being dom r (The Company of Twelve," l weather thiatrU*! In Manhattan, a t I Phone 1331 See M onday's Notice. FEATURING New and OMiting Jewelry, fashioned of American Sterling Silver.... RRAGRLETS v BARK EARRINGS (with Combination Locks* BALL PERFUME RINGS Sterling Silver Plate* Cup* — Teething S p o o n s an d F o rk s llirlhsloni* Rings All leather llillfnltls front l.ontlnn, England ROBERTS’ JEWELRY IMume 1258 VLL BATHING SUITS • COLE OF CALIFORNIA values to 10.95 • CATALINA values to 16.95 • SEA GODDESS PETTY SERMON. TOPIC: “SATISFYING THE DEMANDS OF OUR IDEALSW— By REV. J. E. McKINLEY VENUES DATE SPECUL MUSIC — GOOD SONG SERVICE •J? V �FHUK Florida THE SANFORD eLandRed Hats To Meet Feds Motor To Harris Field For Contest Tonight; Will Play iln DeLand Sunday The weather man Intervened Ip the tchcdulcd tilt between the Sanford Celery Fed* an t the 1 Galneartlle O-Men at the Mantel-* > pal Park laat. night, and the lilt was washed away long before « * » • Mme. J Tonight the Fed* lnv*de Harrl* Field In Galnesvill# to meet the G’a In a return engagement In the Unlveraity ClWf • . • _______ r.the tfurraymen __________play .... Tomorrow >sts to the DeLand Red Deta in a twin bill that la scheduled to g e t under way a t 0:45 o'clock. . Sunday the Feds motor to De­ Land for an. afternoon lilt. Charlie Ri.ssen will he Manager urrey's choice to face the G­ en tonight. Rill Stanton and either Johnny 1 .mat or Carl Ketties w ill, handle mound a'tignmenta against the Hate here to­ morrow. Elsewhere In the Florida Slate League, the Orlando Senator* pounded the Leesburg Pirates for an 8 to 2 victory as Senator rentprfielder Rex Tnroop banged out Beach tilt wa« washed o y t a four ply wallop with the base paths loaded. Orlando 025 000 001- Ti l ) " Leesburg 020 000 000—2 7 J Hvd* and Abreu: Maseda, Amur! •llo and Hall. S r« » f h ltr lo ln m e a l’s BRINGING YOU THE BEST TODAY A/ID EVERY DAY Guaranteed with EACH PROGRAM OPENS 12:15 P. M, DAILY 9 U U * J L Z 3 .C h |ld h e n - M c Last Day Friday! Sunday and Monday GOLD CUP RACE STILL WIDE OPEN Slovak Communifim prurnt appear* tax. I f the rallying | of Slovak wnrkesa.in aupport of. th* national two-year plsp of Indu»trl*UiBtlon. ' U . "The plan weni|Jntp effect last Jan. I and Its a<|sF are to elim­ inate unemployment, and yalw* the standard of living Tor all thf|ieopie.” he aald. • “Afler tha two-year plan, we Riatr have a five-year plan. We believe In planning. A arnall coun­ try,hs* limited resources and It is nece«*»rv in see that they are uaed most wisely for tbe common good." The current plan has already ’converted most of the Industries to state ownership, but the 20 per cent that are* privately opernted may continue that way Indefiniteiim iit'eupportvjf the plan I* *<■ keen that strikes are Irrmsd unpstrlullc. Communist leader* <J Utlloniied workera pressnt de­ mands |o th* government for Innea*e<l wage* from time to time but they have not aired to defy party discipline by walkout*. "}Ve have had no strikes this rear In BiovaMa,'' nsstovansky Saturday 0; • DOUBLE FEATU RE# TERESA WRIGHT F lghtln'l ROBERT COMPANION FEATURE -S H O R T PROGRAM — • C A R T O O N #,' ‘M cD ougal’n R est Factorr out ut In some caiei a reached 00 ier cent of the prewar levej hut the Communllt goal SB • *■ ■ pyr OVIIH t . ORLANDO. July 25, (8pec>J)— The Benford American Legion Junior Baseball aggregation waa tllmlnated In the semi finale of the Sixth District tournament last ntrht Ilf Orlando by tha Wintar Park Juniors In a 8 to 2 contact that was well played and hotly rnntlstad rig h t up to tha finxl out. H iird-beeem an J. Doran, of the Parkers,* unleashed a home n n m Augustin* »t Dejrtona Bsseb, with one m ats aboard In the sixth inning to place his team out front T N at'i « > ■ « hr a 2 to 0 margin, but the baby l.*#«btirg si Oilanoo Feds came back in tha bottom of ITsyt'ins H**n, st at Augustin* the frame th knot the «vmL The l**lui k* St DtLanil - HANFORD st «lsln*«irllU _ • Wlntgr Park combine chugged one AMKHlraV LCAMtB run across the platter In the top T ..« W I. ret « of the seventh to score the victory. N*w V«rk «l »• «T*, The Parkers were elated to meet iNIrotl 4T X» »»• IU ILwton ' < 1 4 * -141 I t' the Orlando Legion nine a t T tiuer Field In Orlando this.afternon la Idilladetplita *♦ 4* •*** *• Ct*v>land *. >1 41 .4TI IT' the finale. * Wsshlnamn l» *T •*** •»' Chlragn * I* II .411 II' HI. letuls " I I *4 HI I* W'lllms »* Hvtultt VralerSar Chubb, r . iT***lsnd 4, Philadelphia t, J. Duran lb N.W V.,rk 14. at. taoul* I. I'mbta I b sa If•-*t.in I. I'hlr>*n I. Prnwn. p Wsthlnatnn y tNtrolt e (night) P. M. # ^ ^ M h ,_ _ * • flat, ft Sun. • DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM • Saturday! Sunday & Monday! * Sanford Atlantic Bk. Bid*. Jloura: 1-12 l - i Phoa* tM Bat. 9-I2 . . . E j m Examined—GUaaee Fitted A GOOD THING F5r A RAINY-pAY DEUND VS. SANFORD SCREEN WIRE |ln*tovsn«ky admitted thet about 6.000 Slovaks were In fnrc«d-hi‘><>r ramp* after conviction on chnrge* ranging from blarg mar­ keting to collaboration wjth Nnrl Germany during the war, "Their trehtment It much more Regular rourse rules a: humane than waa the rule In ‘lermany concentration eamB?.'‘ ho commented. "The Mack matket ha* been a post-war plague In our ..... .. ........ . ..... economv and oor law provide up i(Mn *«n(es of tha blind. to the death penalty. However,' that penalty ha* not yet been In“ * ' : independent entity or Bastnvnnsky yelso admitted that corporate,), like the Car] undeslrahle opportunieta had Join- rain*. In tna Soviet Unh rd hi* party since the war bewail** VWa would HIT* raor of the large amount-of political with western countries," patronage it had obtained in' th* “How can era forget tha coalition government. on and a half Slovaks "Wc have tried to weed tho r#»- ample, now live In th cals nut," he said. “We blliave Slate*?' W# billlava r we have, in a measure, succeeded tact would eliminate nr god that wr have l>sn undesIranian understandings." now than thsta are In other partie*." '« # • • -------------:------------------He predlctan the Communlsti would ndl at legal St psr cent at RFTTINn IIP Nl the next elecllcna In 1948 and the u r GETTING YOU D Baitovantky-Joined th* Cominunist underg'iound-In 1080 after . Adolf Hiller sponsored an “In- 24 To .48 inch Widths Legal Notice ROBSON SPORTING GOODS l- . . _' ’ '• *|'* #l REUINOLE CODNTV. FLORIDA. EKTATE OF CARL M. FARNELL DECKABED. • RoTitTB t o m r.n iT o m TO AIX PERSONH HAVIltn CLAIM# OR DEUAND# AOAINHT RAID EBTATEi . Too sad each of yog are kst* nottrted and reqatrvd to III* any claims and demand, which you, or slihtr pt you. msy havt against said setst* in Ik* atRc* of Hon R. Vf. VrAlUB.. County Judge of 8EHINOLE COUNTT. at his oftlee In Ilfs Court Holm In flsnfoid. Florida, within sight calendar month, from th* llms of th* first publication of- this nolle*. Etch claim or demand must bo In writ, lag and-eontalp 4h* plan* of rasl* dsnr* and post office sddrss* of the rlalmsnt and m at be swam to by the claimant, bl* agent or attomoy, or tho, Mtns shall b* void. ' DAiKT A. FARNELL A* Admlnltlrslrli . of *4ld ••tat*. , First publication on Jnty II. 1»«T • t A. li y IV 806 E . F IR S T 8 T . ■' l . PHONE J IntsmK . Othen Itslarieo ft Reserve* b o a r d o r p u b l ic TION- YN)R RFMINOLE FLORIDA. T. IV. Lawtnn. Supt. I, TNirrnucCOUNTY. E. Jorftan, Chairman Shoot Nature With a ■ ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR’ OLD RADIO The MUSIC Box 119 W. l i t __ CAM ERA ] r h . 983 FftleoR M in # tq r« CAMERAS Baby Rrownie SPkiIA L KODAK ma«* —truly aamrs's ewn wsy Is nNaft Instantly you take It, It suns to «n k Burfilng out kidnays . . . Iktmhi tbs low of urtas, bsiptag to relievo meet sctdlty , , ' . * • Irritated bUftftr p u e slslftnre. , (*ed nothing out. to*. Ceutiem Take at He had a nromlnant votes* in ra* dlrtttod. Yen'll say It’s marvtloea. •laUnc* rrliberallona which raaul* te l in Slovakia choosing to btcom* tvftrl of a recreated Ctecbotlovax Republic instead of preserving It* CITY. EMPLOYEE GAINS 15 LBS. ON RET0NGA I Tried ' So Many. Medicine* And Treatments It Looked Like I Was At Th* EnJ Of My Row," Say* Mri Spark­ man. Talk* Of H»# Caae. rained fifteen felt full of toxic poisons, sad I had aocb ersmplng pain, la th* muscles of pur legs that at tfanaa 1^ could hsrdly^atand ^up. I^frdt wofe up’ *mon)lng*P fesllogT1»o worn out I dreaded th* day ahead. "Retonga prom plr m lUvad all pound*, and fas) thla dlitreaa afU r everything ala* I trlo.1 had failed. My frtanda O rlando H ig h w ay kodak Now FILM ' la Specializing In Have Choice Chicken srss FOR T H E REST ICE CREAM NICICS OWN ICE CREAM fV m a U e o u r ow n I r e Cream, All flavors T ssly — D elicious — Healthful NICKS lit) YOU KNOW ABOUT \ • ROACHES? 414 S a n fo rd A venss . MlTIl i; TO i r i 'K t l l Nil tVntlTIIT. »h!-« 111 Jl T»u arr ti*rel«y n•»t•| («•f tVmt »um (*»f iH w rt h«* lawn iMinM i uU »*» I'AU. WlMtTHV. i»* !>>• »*lrr»nl Inf tlu- Ninth .Jinlirtil •Irrnlt «if KhirUla. tit anil lor t<«ani* iVttttl). Ifi «*It*t•»•’♦*r> ; -* #M fti«! t.»»** all IfilNtlM) In file )*»Uf witllffi 4|*|*»*4!*•••«• III *1 4'Atlt* »M •it bcfurr tfir Hul# lu t. MV.on. KI|idiN)Mi I, 1MI* 4 ml n •|«(Uf|t llttiAil Ulil nlltO «**ll |‘M»* •till »:t 1*4rl. 4tf4lt|M >Mtl Thr K rl|r|4| H«|Uf» «»J tin* IUII it for lilti'M*. anl (hr •»**• of Mbl •till Ur *1*111 Worthy.. ptalttUlf, M«n Wurth). ilrfrinUnl. WltnrM m% hiittl 4iit o ffuul trnt of u n i ■t Htnluld. HrinittuU i*oH»itv. I'lohdi, tint loth 4a> of July 1MT . *1 O I*. U»f lulling - . . CStok o fl C M ir 4* 8M M 35 ’ > PANCHROMATIC -KODACHROME OZARK IKE WITH THEM MOSS BLINDS. OZARK LOOKS JCS’ LIKE HI BAWL IN TM* . ___ _____MONVESTRCTCMf 07ARKS trv in T STEAL HOME/ WITH rw w in n i N' RUN/ _ GOTTA > NOSE OUT THAT HOSShiCC • PHOTO FINISH AND NOW, IRENE, i' ll J INVITE DINAH AND OZARK UP TO MY ^ O FFICE... | KNOW YOUD LIKE TO MEET HIS GIRL •WC DONE NOSED . . EM OUT.1.. f e t f / v 26 T0 a5/ J l*ll -SMOVtJMAT aiCNU- MUFUFr.3W KOM OZARe REALLY — . , LOVES/ IK K _3-yI) Liquors . - Wines - Beer SWELL. ^ MR MORAN l l i o e . In sliillrd New M eterag e D lnpenner Ice f o ld H eer All T inted BILL’S PACKAGE ^ O R E and BAR 2 \ \ . I lr»l S i. P h o n e 880 A* «’l»Fk ..f th* 1‘irrull I'rutf In *i|i| fur Mtmlnol* County, Fistula H EA L E S T A T E W AN IK U 8 HELP W ANTED RECORD PLAYLFtS f.„ iet.L By WANTED TO BUY:. Hnt all house day or week. Tin- 2lu*ic Bov, 1its , unfurnished, walking distance GIRL for cashier*# cosmetic cot ttr. aleu *wdw-giri Ijmcj-'* Dt W. 1st St. Phone PM. uf town. Reply Bus S, c 0 lies • e o u v it : Hi or*. OFFICE space in Jleisch Ruildlng. Haleiman und cdlectlon for white Large light ofices, ,)<•*«ly decorInsuram-r di bit, ago 25-45. Sal­ WATCH REPAIRS fled, all utlihlrri to ,( nnd jnl- 8 A R T IC L E S F O R SA L E ary ami rotnmlMion: Wilt* llm service ftrnu«li»«| . , f > ll w.«1. IL Jl. la ia ll.iald_______ _— Three Day. Servj^c USED ElfcJrTc ‘ refrlgrrslur. ‘P in U- seen at Hati/ord Electric (V. 0 W O RK W A h ii;i) All Work FARM FOR RENT :'H a FLO WEILS irrigated truck faim . I EXPERT p.itulliig' -—contract Guaranteed ‘ thourly ha.sia, ,*t. G. foe all occasions lin wells, a 1 i, <1,11. Hr NEILL 4k YOST FLORISTS Free estimate*. Phuiie 7hl J, 2 tenant hourt-s 2 d -r 12 Months Ripe* Ave. Jurt r.ff Celery Dwelling for ,,| FI-tiUR BANDING ,v fimdi 4)fflew ph. 403 residence ph. 610 R farm. On Caniemn East side Ruiifnid. Ul The W ntrh M aktr HKIITTt NEW MACIHNK HIIOP New ft lined .Msrhinr* E lectrifying A repairing all makes. 115 French—Phone lluo VALESt'ENT HOME »,ow open at Chuluotn.'IH mile. ,4. K. of Sanford urel I* mile- N. E, of Orlando. Laiu-,end open porches -1o *it itrwl »ni >y thu cool breeie* uli La!.,- Csthrrinc. Large ground nit I ;»ik* I model A Ford st-dsn. J safe from auto li.-iffic. Lai2* lobby nnd room*. Uriel; cbnftrnc- Bv Walt Disnef * AREAL ESTATE WAV F«OC. \Vj R< WE\E STOOD CWD WE TO FOS ESOUoN 0*= \O uR , U liaTHN W O 6 TVO< S T U F F ..T ^ -/ A\vvv PCiOAt T h E NE 'vjNftORxOOP BUT.. A \ P HIS AWFUL — F-Ace..;.'. L L f y l * '! / T*-£CE TV-cRE PROF. \\U«K.. E\ERVTwiNO.S <30ih*3 TO BE iC SOUP ONUS' I Rl GET OLfT OF J l TV*»5 PHONEY jY CO SPOOK. E-1 CACK.ET! i V u H atso J-V WELL. ----- f « J» T j ; \ E iT ATBN \UC<EN. M ATHER’S Smith ilro. 12 3 P L C IA I. *jk M v It.'hf) FOR RENT Hoot tender. Easy operation. Reasonable rates, bun TONCH hrrK HKW.EILlUi'il—lord* Taint ft (Huts Ch. Thont ONE -H '.' HEITIC TANKS, G rm is Trnns, 2309 Hast Itoblnrun Ave., Orlando J L rlln 2.T12 or a rite Box Id, DODGE - PLYMOUTH riiuluota Florida, i.argt* aejan I'AHIS AM) XldtYILK for guests to Yurt their fSrfbr*. I'alMetiii Ave.' Pfaon* 1018 ,Wht*t*Ifr of Snnford AVAILABLE at once, convenient A-DK ruulh proofing lasts 6 Iv located duwp town ar<-tiyri, CANVAS AWNINGS years, ijiyve >„ur Woolens >uotb up lo date apartrncrita wi'h all FOR RALE—Llmerock for driveCANVAS PORCH CURTAINS Pli><r|i-d now. liuwutowii Deanw»ve and roadwayv—Phone modern convenience*. Adult* VENETIAN BLINDS era ft l.armiky. lid i'almetto only. I'hojw 650. . Ay*. I’hon* ui4. Ahimlnua, Steel, Wood I 1 1 M Id) FEEDS -complete hr., 2 W ANTED TO RENT ilunt'e Tuxedo Fred Blur*. flam* Tuning and Repairing. L. L Batteries ft Mattery Charging. TED TO RENT unfurnished We REPAIR! II. II. POI'K CO. INC. NIGNH ise, 3 or 4 W ' rdunis. Will Rhuw cards awl poetera r llUU.Otl miruth. Fr.il \V. 4 CEILING fan* for sal*. Lancv's F R E E E S T IM A T E S « — DIIK’M SIGN ttKMtJl.M Drug blur*. ider, Itoum 'J. Florid* State I 'h u n e 808 O. D. Ixindreia, i*hone loai irk Building. Phono 1020. . Poultry Supplies,’ Nails. RADIATORS cleaned ami r*|«ir Fc-ds, tlroceriev and rd. 'Jolirri Radiator Shop, lot R E A L EX TA TF. F O R S A L E Tour hton ft 'Watson, 1201 Hanford Ave.- I'h. 360-W. , Phone IIIKt. Painting, plastering and minor WHY DELAY? Have a new Utrlicarpenter work. 102n »V. Iktb. rn ralonrl ilnigm-d' and t not mi bujlt now by 0. J. Gantt Wood, AND C l. F. A N I N O AND shop. Phone 771MV. LdAINAGK 2 NF.W CATER. PILLAR DELS EL BULI.IMIZ* KIIH WITH l*>A L M K T T 7 It A K E H T W O 3/4 YD. IIRAGLLNKH. EQUIPMENT I’RE WAR Gas Range, I n ' oven. NOW IN -Tlllrt VICINITY. Can Iw seen Roundtree Transfer j home. .Two car . garage. Or MMNIt IIT (ONHTRUCTION #prncr lot II# x till In Mavfalr. I tL. ORLANDO, FLA. PHONE . will sell unfumishrd or furnished. IIAIIY HKD, stroller and ear wnL r sic if ('heap. Plume 79-R. . HENT A CAR YOII DRIVE IT AUTO RADIOH, Mubtrula. |k,lciconi# property ami .Sdrvirr. The Music R>,x PHONE 200 aluw, 2 apartrr flWICK I. ANO-MORRIHON II9 W. 1st HI. PhoiioDSI.-----ent Tiringmg' |o-r umnlli U-DRIVB-IT. INC. Yl ilM'I W Two tadio cahineia with phono ON V O l^ T i u e s SEE Urt FOR mntoia in them.-15.00 each Hau­ .House on large lot. C-orner Hick MIMEOfiRAPH PRINTING er Appliances, IOH H.-Park Ave. I ory. and .. i7lh M St. L .7U» . , E. ... 7Ih BL WhFftl Balancing AND TYPING •2.900. Apply lo J. E. Walker, 12 FT PLYWOOD boat and trail CREDIT IIUKKAU OP 910 Cypres* Ave. . r r 1100. 1319 Hummerlin Ave rtANJ'ORI) . . , 16 N. Park Phone 180 ,n cxcrptiotially dr,liable two. THREE 20" pedestal fans. Kxrclstory house, 3 luilroon>« and lent condition. Be* Hanford Elec­ bath upstairs, and I tmlroom tric Co. ltd Magnolia Avu. and bath downstairs. Large liv­ ATTENTION MOTHERS ing room, with rnrlo*ed tun 6 ARTICLES W ANTED -D IA P E R SKRVICK— unrrh; library, dining room and •tc h e n . Unusually well planned rlratMterile diapers and demloras to cupboard spare. Ili.a two- Highest rash price paid for used furniture. TfirD avi* Furniture lied container. Economical and car garage incorporating work Co. 311 K. 1st. Ph. 958. safe. Fully medically anproved room and laundry. Has ID) ft. Call Dryrlona 2407-W collect for frontage on paved street. Ixtl la I’LL BUY vour car regardlm i of details. 115 diapers, 12 a wee':. plentifully fruited, mgl UnJ-iage or rendition. Roy Reel, 300 • “FIRST IN HANFORD" raped. Possession Hepteiltlrer lit. W. 2nd Ht. ^tractive 5 room ntmtern. stucco house In good condition on Cry*- Wanted to trad* 1937 Plymouth taJ Lnke. Grounds fu g well coup* for 38 or 89 Plymouth or Protect Your Health Chevrolet sedan In good mndlplanted. Small grove. Plenty ' By Bleeping Betlar. of lakt frontage, with dock. • tlun and p a y . cash d lfftrm r TRACTOR AND TRUCK WORK. Phone 845-W. | r a lota on lode* Minnie: one Iart us Hear building Iota, plow­ INNERSPRINd MATTRESSES W ith 9 acres; one with 19 nc.es; ing, harrowing, fill d ir t dirt BOX SPRINGS and ona with 33 acre*. Owner 7 Pat#. Li restock. Supplies muvlng and new ground work on want* offer on separate lot*, or HOLLYWOOD BEDS lots or farms. Phono 432-W. for the entire block. • C. D. Forrester, RL’ 1, Box 99.' t very spacious and lovely home Manafactkrad Ta Yaar trad# for kid pony, Indlvlduel Order By P«r American Mills Has! in Ban Lanta, locate,) ou three son, 8. Sanford Ava. new saiga person. Mis lot* facing Valencia Drive, rttuc. . ECHQfcS Langley Apt. No. 6. ' ro house on steel, with 2 large Maltraaa Beaav tlag A Klnard. P. O. Box 905, U k s bedroom* and bath upstairs, and Mimroc, F|a.______ ■ '_____ larga living room, dining room, white cat picked, up near Dill's EXPERIENCED calary grower or Bar. Phone 880.’ trained farm manager for farm If you are looking for a iromft of In Zellvyood area. Good position dlstlnrtloa, this U it* for right party. A. Duda ft Bona, FRED W. BENDER ft 1935 DODGE— t door tedt Oviedo. Phone 3151. JOHM .W. a MOORE tires, rebuilt mator. C team 2 Fla. Slat* Rank Did|. Kenneth Murphy a t City Vtmmm IBVS - «W Park. This house h a v re­ t rougbeuL ally been rnlecorahsd Inside. MICKEY MOUSh F e e l Year* Y ounger, Full o f Vim i>«*rowMtBt l>Ll*Htd •ifhAWf Detu# legs ri* 44Lw44*441 *1 «Ul • UlW|#94M M < VII s itktg >\us m Iowi ami ti «g C. W elsh At F m d l Sea Foods T T c S - w s . « ra »-££•*• l7, asT K‘U,I « * » t JT<WJ- Dr. Charles L Persons Optometrist < INGLEWOOD, Calif., July 25. UP) — Hollywood Paxk’e annual mid • summer extravaganxa, the .2100,000 Gold Cup comae up tor lta eighth running tomorro sr, and Horse Racing the way things have been happenIttg, it wiil b a a s widw-Ape* as the -----* - A n i *- . Grand Canyon. 1 ToUrnament Riding: Until the antry.box closed today, most observers predicted a dmen or so -ohallengan would run for Sunday July 27th the rich nurse hauled down laat * Fort Mellon Psrk year by Fred AaUtre'a Triplicate. Whatever the field tomorrow, 2.00 P . M. Hollywood Park expects the large it crowd of the season. The judg­ Brin* Your Hors# ing by yeiterday's betting handle A nd ' |2,0wP,Udl, unusually heavy for of !2,0WP,IM1, Join The Fun a waek day, play In the pari-mut­ uel department will be extra brisk for. Gold Cup day. Prior to the announcement of the entries. Raoul Espinosa's gal­ loping grey from Chile. Olhaverry, waa listed aa a doubtful star­ ter. and teh eame-wa* true of several other ellgiblea. The sudden elcknes* and death yesterday of Col. L. O. Burna* ankee V alor,'w ho would have gone Into th* rail* and one-quar­ T«»« Tha entire backbone of the Is­ Hrnnktyn ter cup race with a m, re 109 land of Java la volcanic. |ti.*tf>n pound* on his back, robbed the St. Loult race of a big UtraaL • N.w York rtilesgn H arry M. f f i m i r 'i expentlv* T o o J a i l # . T o d a m n ify r'lnrlnnstl fiDy, Honeymoon, howgver, work-' *d wall yesterday and. with an Phllsiitlphla IT II 411 l( assignment of 114, Including Jack LOST: Varigated cosmetic bag II **•!(* Vttt.rgay containing money, ml sc. article*, plttthurih S-l. PhllrAetphla 4,1 W*»trope, loomed large fn the awaln. lb between l e t . and 8th B t on ('hlrasn.S, Rotton 4. , , Kh II(i^, lb field. HI. I.stuli I. N*»w fork I. Magnolia Ava. Return 718 Mag. Triplicate, which beat out Pros,klyr. S. rinrlnn»tl- I,.-. r.frnokta cf Reward. Honeymoon by a neck last yaar. A^law*. rt Brooklyn, p was back for a-sapfud--Uy.. and W. D. Rorex’s T«**» 8andmsn^w*| * grore by Innlngsi • .• .7 ’ back fo r a fourth attem p t tClatee Psrk OS* *41 I—I SANFORD • *** eel *—l FrrOrsi Williams, J. Doran. Cham­ bers,- Drawn,- F. Dorsn, O rsrktr-4, LEGAL NOTICE Pun, batlxl In: Crecksr 1. WJIIlaln*, D-irsn I. Homs nans: J, PorSn. N onas Plokn I bsr*«t ChtmUen*.. llolm**. Ford. Ksslin*. CTsase. Saerineet: AT TEN O’CLOCK ON FRIDAT Crockrr. nussl- Doubt* plsyat Heal­ MOIlNINa, AL'OUHT 1, HIT. A PUBMUNICIPAL PARK 6:45 P .M DULUTH, Minn., July 25, f,1 Crocker. Left on bassst Winter 1.10 IIEAIUNO WILL BE HELD Five golfers who use gumption ing, AT TUB COUHT HOUUE. IN BANPark I. Sanford tn«s* on ballai and heart to help overcome their ntr william* |, Brooklyn S till* FORD. FLORIDA. AS PRESCRIB­ handicap, tee off a t th* North­ off Rrnwn I In I t-1 Innings, off ED BT LAW. FOR' CONSIDERA­ land Country Club court* today william, * In I 1*1 inning*, oft TION rOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. SCHOOL BUDOBT. . for three dar* of competition to pKrh*r: by Drown (Brooklyn) ALL TAX PATER# AND PATRONS 1 In -T Inning*, lilt by DOUBLE HEADER decide tha U. B. Blind Golfers Brooklyn iK»*llng). Winning pltchar: WU. ARB INVITED -TO ATTEND. Championship. ”* ‘ Him, ta»lng 'pltcbsri Brooklyn. PROPOSED BUDOETi 141.11*.** One of the fivs Is Charlie Bpa- Cmplr**- Taylor. Blneor*. Time of (Dntral* Fuad BaUnee Antlelpalsd Receipt* well of Birmingham, Ala , w ho* s*msi I'M. i* uut Levy m .iie .e t keen eyesight rarrld him. through Federal 1.0*0.** big time football and the war until YEBTERDAY'fl BTABB. a shell exploded on his tank on k Stan Muilal, Cardinals, singled European' battlefield. In winning run with two out In Boswell, still In his 20s, playdil 10th Inning as Cards defected GlDistrict Fun# Balar -halfback for the University • Of Antlelpalsd Receipts Alabama in the Roae Bowl, arfI Welter Masteraon,. Renaton, 4 Mill Levy once averaged 52 yards in a dnton outpltched Hal Newhouter w he TetsT District Fend nunts against Fordham. Today he's o o f to cop th e'b lin d P' xrf» (IRAND TOTAL golf litis from Clint Russell of[.q,n*tox* to eweip the thrse-tam a Galvanized Duluth* chiefly to »tlmu!ate ti OPF.Nflt OPENS: Driver Killed In Midget Auto Race national Midget Auto Raelnf Champion In 1929, wax killed laat night when hie speeding car crash­ ed Into a fence while making a turn on the Yellow Jacket Speed­ way one-fifth mile oral. • Hart, native of .Denver raring out of Tpmps waa attempting to pass George Marahnpan, Yerke*. Pa.. on the in h ‘ in d final Up of | thk eeml-flnal race. T h a jp r went into a epin aa H art loet control, crashed Into the fence, bounced 10 feet In the air then rolled over several time*. ' * It waa the third fatality a t the Yellow Jacket Track elnce IU open­ ing In 1928. A crowd of 12400 wltneieed the tragedy, a prelude to the 25 U d Keystone State handicap spon­ sored by the Philadelphia Inquirer charities. George Fonder, Lonsdale, Pa., won the handicap In 5:38.42, fin­ ishing ahead of Dutch Brhaeffer, Floral Park. U I.; Lloyd Christ­ opher. Miami, Larry Bloomer, Nor­ ristown. Pa„ and Duane Cat ter. Lot Angeles. If SM il*in*«tlll« .. ht. Augustin* U*ti*i> i Orlando ItANKUlU) 1‘alatka j^nliurg Dayton* - F a rm " METROTONK NEWS ’ & Umutiful t *• I’oli.hrd Alumia n it *17 U . KnlunMin ie 2-H7l!!» Hchrens Continues Pace In Western Tennis Tournament SOUTH tlF.NI). Ind.. July £5, (A1) — It wa* Pixie again-1 Ilia the nArth today at tha Western Junior Tennis Tournament r e a p ­ ed tha semi-final round an I two boy* from thr der|> *outh, Herbert .(Irhtrna of Fort Lauderdule, and Dick Mauledou* of New Orlrant, hrld the favorites .yoiea.Itehicps, lop-aejded Irv tingle*, wax *rhadule<| to meet Tonv TrAbrrt of Cincinnati, and Mouledoua, leedori second. Wat. to fa.-e-AleX llrtiw-k of HamlracV, Mlrh. Thr southerner*. teaming In tha doubles, were ntatchrd wltn Grant Golden and Kriton Ddmllng of Chicago. Ilelrrrk anil Trabrrt were rial red In tha othrr dottblu duel njraintt Sidney Bchwartx of IliiHiklvn and McDonald Malhry of Princeton, N. J. Hrmi.flnal singlet nnd douMa matrhe* In the boy'a division alto M'rrr scheduled toifay. In uuarteV final play yr*irrday Rrhrana defeated Oil lt<’«lry of Chevy Chase. Md.. 8-1, iLl: Tra-. hrrt l»‘«t Bcbwartx-6-l, 0-1; Mouledout turned back Malhry 7-5. (1-2 ami Helxeek drffateil Matt Mur- Lqgul Notice .\tnarir* : I5v Fran Striker ' Hf TOC* YtP PlACE OF H>4 BROT'CR TO . MAKE TRCLtNE wild S -v W E TUNlEl JOB THOvr m iTR JTdCY MUST HALF WCRK IN t—< HEARD Tml u-CI LOCK HIT THE C-.\DtXE'>\ND TRAVEL ' ’ J / / L TONTD1 » COMF. ONJ/v^ETTUM tf, SILVER W ------------------ CUT ' E7TTA K irn ’ 6TtP egittr u p .*r*G 'OtiUOSCKA __ f 'icBfttr/ DuiL.* J tYMG row s-a BATS ru t x ' imiYuaa ECHOLS BEDDING COMPANY ' Orlande Celery it Baafard* Phase 1213 ■war PS TOO.' IH • Atrerco. HEY, BOYS, COMF. HERE AND LOOK AT A\R CHERMAN.< n Kv Paul Ktihinsov . . . . . . . \ / p u t r r / s e e r / 1 mean suoceN DiG CUC^S A , S'WAfc I1lM^ ON IWlt1 MO»«Y/ / OUME ON* LErtf AU.7L/ 2»* TUNNEL t-F TV LC7VL' ...SSGBLirt&L.-Batter T ealfk t Baaford ISEAE COT 10 r.NO CHUCK iMEKMAN.TrtE ENC’INtEH IN CdARc f- OF l*U TUNNEL 1r TLsuaniev arc : u r t go -, TBUl'EM *f~- vrr COI.C MC-fi fAiaen irevGU - in, a.2 r ..—:cj u>> vrxj fVJiS ,v«, f ' *1 ir,i,»rrrnct, rw JN O N — - — \C f< voo AVU ( \ JV.7 HAir *I c d -jfvCANr scano Dta tworr> cf su u t. Gucr.c. no MAvn Pur DC UiTK ON VC*I-A , ------- - n m c DfcUP'l 5 0 v. e v.nQR u u s r »io o c n g 3«KXJOH7>« pAPtc - wh ve rooraO . AjCOURvg J u r e FOB �Ii FRIDAY. JULY in Strasbourg receiRlr, Porphyro ad In m ilitary government quar­ see th at France did not go Com­ Germans was part of B av ara for Greek Fight tennis urged th at a “free" g o y rn - ters hare as directly Incompatible m un ist . • . 700 rears. Tn* separation fol Thus a t every opportunity, the ment be esUbllahad in Greece, and with the announced alms of Bri­ lowed the end of 'i s war. Now (Csattawg (>•■•, r>a< <>■»> Athens government circles sub­ tain and the United States as far Americans supported the French In Bavarians want It back. rlllas In a Major engagement wrst sequently Indicated they expected as bitonal Germany was concern­ the sis weeks of fniillea* negotia­ W hither the Falatlnarr wants to of Lamia. 100 mllea north»r-t of AP N »«ifr«lsrw tions a t the expense of Germany. ed. AP Newsfealarea also .. con e-rufraj. This Athens. Unofficial reports said a move In that direction. MUNICH Bavarians are nursing return SOUTHAMPTON. England Last night, however, Constan­ These sources pointed out that However, when life foreign m'tila a seel ion of independent think­ —The Queen Mary* “lovely lady/ a geographical gripe. They are ing that contribute so many early 200 casualties were inflicted o.t the tine Rodopoulos, governor general France steadfastly had refused to isters* conference "ended •without looking westward to the Palat­ rebels. of northern Greece, eald in an in­ loin the bitonal merger and ac­ airreement, the State Depar’mcnl thar sailors rail her—is hcln* re­ immigrant! to the United States. A United Natlens Balkan Sub- terview that the Communists “do­ cept Joint responsibility for Wes­ and the British Foreign Office stored to her prewar elegance as inate, merged with the Rhineland The French will not tolerate Into one slate within Ihe^Frcncheommision still In session Iff Joann't have the strength” to set up a tern Germany. They said' the empowered ■ their representatives talk of a return t > the old a'atus, necupt*d—tone.- -’*• -■ Marshall offer for a thre*- power in Germany. General Clay and Gen­ however.* ' Compete«w*-iotvM*56Uw- jilna drafted a report, oppcu-l by provisional government. The Palatinate with Its million the Soviet and Polish delrgs'cs, resume her weekly runs across conference apparently would give eral Sir Brian Robertson, to go say this Is one of the reasons the.A tlantic Ocean July 31. the same sort of veto pow­ ahead with negotiations on an they have banned public speeches for U. N. headquarters, dlspslchcvj German Policies Terrattre over the rehabilitation of the agreed level of German industry in Along a deck where thousands by Dr. Karl Schumacher, leader Property Value Ruhr \that France has exercised make the combined tones self suf-j of American and Canadian soldiers Informed sources Wald this re of German aoelalists, an advocate i r n t t s s r e ttaaa P an s n e » r in the Allied Control Cotinrli in •lood in Marked-out war-time of centrallstic Ideas. The French j port include^ the subcomnn-"ion .i rraallssMl ttmm N |* Hast the policy of making the merged Berjin for the past two years. going grayhiund wouldn't know valuation of 132,282,75ft and of at Tubingen now also requlri The difference between ______ the ’ * ‘l loncs nl American and* "British this fiO M .H O was wholly or special permission for the GerArmv and S tatf Deparlmcnts aims man press Cfimany a self .supporting unit partislly exempt, snd J4,74!»,24il, in Germany hivame apparent at and Yugoslavia had obstcuci*--! itirouyb an important program. not. including lands reverting to tha foreign ministers Moscow con­ the work of the aubcommis* on. the state or homesteads was who). This policy of self sufficiency ference last Spring. (a refitted. The Greek government las*, week lv exempt. The armvuschool oOhought,’ led French protest. War Role Forgotten reported the army had atuypcJ a Jhrough an indugtclal—revival Jn guerrilla drive on loannlna -aid to Western Germany hae been advoc _ ______ ___ ______ . ......... .. Soma three-quarter* of a million ated hy Herbert Hoover and miRU a ll important to rebuild'Ger many FLAY HALL have started in Albania. NEW YORK. July 25. M l Warrants were issued last night emus American business men as a prosperous nation both for the economic well being of Europe Presldrnt Ford Frick of the Na­ for the arrest of Nicholas /echand to keep Germany from xolng thousands of soldiers* bride# and I 2P7.260, wholly and partially and tional League today ortierrd “in ariades, leader of tho Greet <-on communis tie.. the name of common sense and munlst Party, and .Milllade* For. children the Mary brought to new I | i 2.217.<500 wholly exempt, The position of Grnrral Clny homes in America. I luike County with 138.751.70S sportsmanship" that the disputed phyrogennls, former Communist was subordinated at Moscow t& in n iK iiw vof. feet of . . . serviceable, _________ value ____ ___H . . thousands had 113,350,940 wholly ami game of last Sunday between Ip f la te r mlnlater. Tlie government the predominant State Department unlovely plaster Imard h a v e Im-c i i I partially exempt and 43,417,WKII Brooklyn Dodgers and St. Louis school, which held that the Ger­ ripped out. In drab quarters which wholly exempt. Brevard County Cardinals at Khbeta Field be re­ man Problem could wait and that housed 80 Gla a crossing tbere lsl had a total value of 4O,27'4,0411 played on Aug. 18. thus upholding the most Important thing *.is to 8peaklng to French CoranunUt* • luxurious cocktail bar, guy inland of this 15,511,700 was wholly! the protest of the St. Louia club, red Iralher upholstery and brlghlland partially1 exempt and *1,282,-1 _______________________ ________ rad and lo ft gray curtains. The main restaurants have lorn redecorated: what' was the bride*' Russia Hits U N movie th ra trr has i«*en turned rt Im n I'ea* One I Into a supper Hub with fluorescent basic freedoms in llirmtrlvei inr lighting and-tinted mirrors. are essential to tire .fruitful ex Luxury Quarlera Tha wartime sickbay, with Its freise of other baric frerdomt.* Luxury Liner Gets Munich Bavarians Have Real Gripe New Refinements first tiros they could recall th a t the American military government had'not been kept Informed of d«vrlnnment* end mo»e* In Wash- fcteMsSsySfcr* A t s luxurious first Hass smoking yoom'.The main lounge again i* a massive room with lofty maple wood pillars, paneling and a thl-k carpet of russet and gold. * When the 81,235-tsm Cunsrd liner went to war. aha left behind bar In various parts of the world tome 10,000 pieces of furniture and fittings. New YorkTHMH * He added that without adequate arrest to comprehensive and ob­ jective Information on the world in which we live, the "very ev­ idence nf democracy could ha andangered.” Martin told the delegates Ihst his government lielleved that fa­ cilities for full comprehensive and objective reporting, and tha "rjgip of access of all men to such Mn formation will contribute to inter­ national understanding and friend- •hipped ba­ jo England litfnre the reeonvlfslun alarled. Hundreds of miles -of wiring were removed and rearwtd, decks •craped, rugs Isld, pumps, generators and other equipment were torn down and worn parts re­ placed. The whole ship underwtnt a gigantic face-lifting. Bha'i undergoing’ trial runs now nd. at the end o r the nmnlh, will • off for N e* Torn tn the che. era of the crowd and the music of tha bands. t Atom Bomb Knocked Pride Out Of Jap« "We believe, also," he said "that the principles of freedom of in­ formation of th e-p ress ara es­ sential to the other purposes of the United Nations: to the main­ tenance of International peace, and to the solution of problems of an economic, social, cultural and humanitarian rhararler. We Iwlfeve that it Is essential to tho promotion of 'social progress and iletter standards nf living In larjv _ .' *__ J__( it" er freedom.' . '. Martin declared that tha del­ egates had met in the UN to make an effort to build a drufl community of all the people of the world. He said that hi* gov­ ernment deplored any effort to limit or destroy that c^mmuni- D A IL Y SA LE S 2:00 p By BUSSELL URINES We are inevitably concerned 1. . i ..I. a N A G A S A K I . Japan - The with any barrier* remove any peoples, or groups world's second atomic bomb came to the people of this Kyushu Hi* of peoples, In any part “f t*va by an ironic twist of fate. It left world, from lire process of giveIto pride among them, no desire lo and-take in rconomlr, cultural nr perpetuate th at agonising moment political affairs -which full par tIHpatlon In a world community with monuments. Now they want only lo forget, Implies,’' «w “ Wy are concerned lest any and In forgetting they have let tha weeds grow over hnmpsites in aurh existing harriers I* extend­ ed, we are deeply . desirous that gashed Urakaml valley. Tha valley, about two miles any axlstlng barriers be removed. The frtjm the center of town, wan hit 1 need hardly stress Dm rele­ by chance on tho mor/rlng of v a n t of this principle to free­ August ID, 1045. The primary tar­ dom of information. For censor­ get for that atom raid, Knkura— ship of outgoing news la one such about 100 mllra northward—was barrier; internal censorship is obscured hy weather. Nagasaki another: prohibition of Imported hooks ami periodicals is a third. was second on the day’s Hat. Japanese figures say 30,000 were’ Denial of visas for foreign cor­ killed and 42,000 were wpundrd in respondents is also a harrier, and the blinding single .flash anil rev­ erberating after-effect* nf the bomb. D wiped' out hundreds of IndoncHiiin Fight thickly-parked worker** homos In tha valley, ripped through facMaallaw* rn si flasl torles and spent Its fury high, qn force* in central Java had pene­ enveloping hill*, where baldness trated Dutch defenses at BernerStill remains among the forest*. •n g on the north roast, Jump-off , Parallel ridges channelled tha DOlilt Tor * Dutch drive on J rg . bomb'* affect* and protected Naga­ •karla. The city Is 00 miles north saki Itself from the force o f the of Jogjakarta. blast. Fires front the valley raced "Our forces received tha full without check the two miles Into support of the population suetown, causing most of II* wartime m i l t t r l I n s * t l i e a r i l u * ' Alias I r w l n n a a l a n dims*#. 4 ilnlv n«l.. •_ few Itau* TIM have railiMiMl returned l.t to Ithe 'valley. Flimsy home# have been bulU In spots, A new church has M ill erected- alongside the mins of tho Catholic church, which once had a eongr*g#tlon;oM0,000 Jap• 'T ha r'emalftder la a desolate vista of ruin* and seared earth covered with spring weed*. The epicenter of tho hl^al la marked *«lr by a huge arrow, erected by American*. A once-busy navy yard, including a giant torpedo plant, .■tempi Tn rulna. • Residents of Hiroshima, on Hon­ shu Island, have a fierce prido In surviving the first atom bomb. They ere contemplating en atomic lib rary and * monument In In* ■enter of the city. Hundreds of fcomtt hive been rebuilt end bull* ness la brlak-s-even In atomic aouwsnlrs. . . . U But Urakaml valley has dropped into the backwash e l war. Law Repealed persAnnel, rill n o t be eligible t » G. I. [dormant pay, educational or or govsn'ment GIFTS FOR BUY A T YOUR SALE Unified Forces (IW I sm S n«sa Cali P m ) through a resolution for en In­ vestigation of Attorney General Clark'a handling of Kanaaa City vote fraud charges. The Moose Voted 1440,000 for additional expenses of its invest!gating committees, over the pres testa from the Door th at there are too many “Junkets’* underway already. The new money raises to 071000 the total the House give* It* special Invaatlgs groups, many of which have ranged extewahn foreign Service iaction May Sentenced their verdict. I Jt Marriott), bead ‘ a*tee* may b* made until tea ' veara hence. The federal guar-1 ly had preUsta^ thalr Into • antae of premium* on commercial I and the& .Tmryeri- had els 'U fe iaeurance policies of service-1 thalr coavietiena • were "w * men tormina tee immediately. II and ILbe raenlt Of “prejudice.** W V iH t. �E l ? ••. • . • •' ? ' U b Uj T h en I t Strength— . - To P n iM l lb* Peace of U u World [ To Promote Uio Progress of America; To P iodsct P rM p o lt; for B u f o r i THE W EATHER Portly cloudr tonight fu«* day « I t h occasional aftcrnqan Vhntiilrr*hoH #r*. O ritllt to m od-, crate rs«lerly wind*. . AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NfcWSPAI’EK 'VOLUME X X X V ltl Indonesia To ■*■ ■" SA N FO RD , Established 1908 Im portance Of Coal Stressed In European Econmic Crisis ■ i F L O R ID A , M O NDAY, JU L Y 28, 1917 Trade Pact Failure Said Due To Russia N o . 182 A s s o c ia te d P r e s s U i i e d W iro In Spotlight At Hughes Probe Promises To Tell The vital patt which coal pro­ duction ii playing in the European economic crisis, ar.d consequently in the turbulent political iituatiot. was well emphasised by two de Reds insisted On Re­ krmed Aid Will Noti velppmentt during the weekend Be O f f e r e d But v i s i o n Of D e b t ^-o n e in England and. ihe other Former WPB Official N a t i o n ’s P o r t s Owed To Britain; in Germany. Calls Kaiser Plan Closed To Dutch Secretary Of Defense British Foreign Miiiler Bevin 1941 Terms Stand For Plane "Comin an impassioned appetl to his Says Biggest .lob country’s workers in general, and LONDON. -July 28 ftP>—S.r [ ifW DELHI. July J8 «J D 'pletely Fantastic” famlit Jawahsrlal Nehru, viceto the coal miners in particular, Stafford Ctippt (old Pailiamrnt to­ Is To Select Aides Tfiidrnt of (he Indian Interim WASHINGTON. July 28* 'T l— warned that they must produc day that Rriliih-Rut'ian trade avernmenl. announced today Chairman llfewtler (RA lgi) of WASHINGTON. July 28 (AV more or riik the (all of the Social* ltesty negotiations bioke down in hat India would pin* Indonesia's James Forrestal, who will be thr irt, government and a weakening M otcow latt week because of SoNo One Injured But ihe S m atr War Investigating Comlie before the United Nation*, United Stales first Secirlary of of Britain's position^ in .world *f- virt demand* for teviiion of the v.tid IihIj ) a globe-liotling T w o Automobiles miller robably presenting it tomorrow National Defense, declared tod*,! fairj. employee nt llnw iid Hughet. milIncreased production, he 1941 lost, agreement W e r e Demolished liiiii.iiie manufactuirr, has agreed Horning, and expected the iui»- that ihe unification of Army and said, would enable the country lo Ruuia owr* G r e a t Britsi.t porl of certain other poweri. to |e|| what he knows about ihe Navy under a single department give foreign credits which would 55.000.000 pound. ($220,000.Weight nf water on the'roof ol aw ml of two $40,000,009 w-srlime A| the lame lime Nehru an- is the "most decisive step" m mil­ help diplomacy. 000) under term* of the Civil thr one (lory garage building in. govrinitwn! plane conlr.fcls to J.’almoit imnte, itary policy since . the • formation . lie' was addrassing,thousands of O edii.-A gteruirnt,.. veupisd”’ bv .’isnunole M n tu iiin |>tf6fi*4 Hy would bar Dutch aircraft of the republic. miners whose production It the Ctipp*, pietident of the hoard Commercial Slieei i* believed tn ,key to England's economic re­ Tom landing on Indian airfield*, lb ro ster told a tepotler that The Navy Secretary told his covery. o f'lra d ;, said (ftiiiih nrgolisloti have canted the cnllajue of Hie the Tlughef emptuye#, John Mey}nd flying over India. lirsl news conference sincr being "Mv Owl. working men and wo. offered s number of conceiiinn*. loof and wall* of (he enlue northIndia's goal it to firing th? named lo head the overall U S. men.'; ho cried, “this is the first hut "we could not go the whole PICTUatO IN 1*44 a* they laughed hcnrlily at a remark passed In a Holly, eait coiner of the huihhng duuna rr, ludifird the committee stx'f laiteit ponible end to the fight* llii* mnming jie will testify before I-abor (Socialist) government vou military establishment that “we have g o t Don't let It fall, for Ihe way the Soviel government de­ wood night club are dim setress Faye Kmeramr. war plant executive John a rainitmin al 2:2(1 o'clock lies a suhcommillee .whenever it wishes itg and assure that juitice ii done, u«Tfr and (back to eamara) film director Andr# D# Toth. A Senate have a blueprint and a charter •qka of generation* to come. Your manded at a condition of an agree­ 'iehru laid .at a newt conference. tnvssttf.nnf cnmmlttse, pmbtng Into th# wartime contract, of Howard afternoon. No one wat mime I to t .11 c.i» him • * but the blueprint and (he charter Labor government ii carrying «*n ment.” Hughes, has been Informed that Meyer, who area Hughes' Tress agent, Nearby «peclalott>7epoi1ed that * Me had hern scheduled to ap­ *We a re .n o t *• war with *hr haVe .to de manned by people." in foreign affair* without the The British hip hftped for arra n ged lavish part!** given by Hughes In In aflmt hi hteh-pressure they »aw "an avalanche of water pear next Wednesda y .* before a iilch government." he laid.’ “ anJ tool* to do Ihe Job and I must be He added: wheal, limber and canned fish. w ar contracting. Copyright King Feature* Syndicate, (international) pour from the .building at it mibh, ingmrv npefifag;.twj t y* helped o u t" ire do not intend to he at w ar "In my judgment, this constitutes The Russians wanted heavy’ ms* That'* airong and most unusual fh ||l|H ecl.~ in'® the Dutch government or 111 1 lie-.lie.’- and Ib-nry J, Kaiser's the moit d«IltVe anil' defmitiiV taninm jrrtn rnmirfTnitnrT-anffief <ifciiif tyT7jfil^ahil pipe"i. ITie’Mos* her” government.* J Wo automobilr. intide of the plaqe contiact. v.ith the governminister, but It doesn't exaggerate India, Nehru maid, will not aend step in the formulation ol a na­ Ihe dangers of the situation In cow radio anerted the talks broke garage weir sin «<|ird bv llie Inirk- nlent. rm» to Indonesia liecaute auch tional military policy since the which Ihe gofertmirnt find* Itself down became llulvin would not ling ioof. One was a I'Mt) I'lvMeyer had been • repotted out gn act would be "tantamout to formation of the republic." a* It struggle* with England's guarantee tome deliverie* and b*mouth sedan, the piopeity u id ill- i M i n t ■v. and the »ube.ymmildnrlarliiK war" upon tho Dutch. first all-out experiment In Social­ causr cie-.li( (etm* could not b* .Forrestal said it has not yet However, he aald, hla country waa Robeit flakier, the other *»i* e trr previmj-fv had t-een making ism. The government maintain* contemplating * dosing porta to been decided whether hr will have '.that ft has been caught in a rush reconriled. J V I 1 hevfolrt vrdvtl. bvlotiging to elfoitv t ■ (mil hint to ivsue a All Dutch shipping' and certainly his offices in ihe Pfntlgnn (Wat of war-born circumstances which The ltii|i*b delegation beaded by l> I lb. ulitiii. anto meih-vmc in I ittttiinun. Would bar aircraft of any country Department building) or eliewheie,; H arold'Wilson returned Fridajh**n'^ b*an able tn control tint* ,\! .i - In*..I pia-limiuary iminify empluvre ol ||ir g,iia#‘- . l l e Its) Which might attem pt lo carry aupfrom Moscow nfter flvs »*eek* of Jiir** b . Innt l-rfore (ha no, ha. Ihe dale of hi. taking the f*r' ?foreign « L ' ,,rV,n* in ohea to the Dutch. intensive anil detailed negotiations. Outer. Mongolian In­ ptiked it inode about a 1.(11 lion, Volume Of Loans Is office, ctinservatl'-e »nl‘ ntmiMu- m ii.nis piirpaftod <^>hru aaid hi* country hail not official oath at America's first Anthony Aden, ssid In an address Crlpp* said the llritlsh Labor r llle* ria th expfi *'• ;i iitirA of parties at tttl previously to bung I lie Up But Fewer Find cident Brought Up hrlm Saturday that labor has divided Oovernment wished to expand If rteifftiiinl nn Tiitc#* ^l»l It F. I. mwh»n«c. wri th.* doneiian hostilities before the Secretary of Defense hern de­ Itnde with Hussln and saiil he H n lln aed on !*■■* ill) In Membership Pica IlflUl'tt tn {lit* i | N«ll, lit* '«>•ill. ||i* Ne e d To Borrow nlted Nations because “we cided. hoped the disappointing failur* Wil 5fulfil »lumt ft*r? ii v*'ii y ought the bent**way waa in was only “ternpot«r>\" He diet mil Forrestal said that the new set­ LAKE SUCCESS, “July. 28 *4’. from wlifrt i Im* rotif f^ll. l*H>ktiM£ njunctlon with other powera." up of a separate Army, Air Force mention the Moscow radio report, Reflet ling tlw meieiseti cot!) lie atliled that India turned m a t, and Navy under tho overall cont­ which a spokesman for the b o a rd 'Dj ptodurmg ciopl and the ttat* China ami Soviei Ruuia i lathed j*t tom* prlnlpd iutii Brltlau and the. United-States,' rol of the Secretary of Defense n f.j,a d e railed "very Hns.lsn- ^ nf m„tr , , tm A„d g.o*r today m the Unitrd Nali'un s , wlifn h# « iv l lit* fin* i*sdi ii it11 i«»r (alt froli* rt Iwim I th*> .m <j recent day* has exchanged will save money In the long run aided • •,! '»■ Cuuncil mrinheninp tom dlul UlUl.llLi.dvi 14Umv -tpui Li_— al and tniurmal coinmunical- and be beneficial, in _ the sense . Cripps—imlicated -succeM—had eququumt. ^ the volume ql bank with Australia eHd “we now of ‘'getting the most of out of liven almost in slglit when the ciedit u»ed .by Honda’ faiiiw f. i« miller nvei .iilmilting Ui|lei ATjii I lif* mill In a few hour*" to carry our money.**. talks cutinpsed nn Soviet credit currently lugliet than “It w »* ■* tlidtl. Willi Uui'l-i thvigutrt lli.il ij (’LIT l‘lyn)iitiHi ImhvUifrHfc L* formally to U. N. I S ., ,.f v!,-i,ate Bill No. .qfit %v**»** Unification will cost more In the rxplaiiu d: i. maims, He itc- expisineu: j . i l l.. . tome circle* tn Aiu would like hitnnlil JACKSONVILLE. Fla., July 28, demands"We had succeeded In reaehine yeaf. ago. **r<*(dmg In> J. L ■ beginning he said, adding. "It (Special)-- "Other *tate* w i l l villi pi live tu he of ur"*t advan-. to tee Ihe la r e l situation 'dnpli *•"», be.-lligi.l. «f ie y .p j rill lent ol the Sanionl Al Is my hope the added expena* benefit greatly through the enter, agieeiuvnl on all mnttri* within , . I I I . - I H'l n- t .o paik. ll II... til 't Hi,-" in the t’il’y of Satifotd and lUtsi.le nt (hr building. other -mail ■-!>!“« in lecuring print of Floridian*dn develmurfenl the trail# fuld, tnchitUnj^ quan­ U n t^Jssliu n sI Bsnk. who irpre- ta ln l m ihe Far- Fa*t, of, State-operated m»ikrls. said tities, prices-and terms and ton- teni* the Flotid* Banket* AstonTt.e Imlldliig it owned I . I’r-, .it p >■i A it iiltif. »och av the San* Chins'* ili-legate. Dr ShuhOh rrnmimieS ■■ r» Sit) today he told newsmen laconically J. Stanford Laraon, actintr chief nnhl* and KryitniiU I'olu. ri . find N.u h I Air •Jinti.'ii. it was atimi at Semmnlr County Key lists, lohl’lhe memhenliip commit It. iv ti. W)II In lit a and Flip I’liiaf la to "get people". of- the Market Organlaatiou end tsd -to la> hj Edward Higgins, trr which i* combining appfu i M. N. Clevelaml .mlvryj s|»tc>-• - maiinu* ■ of the Setninolr County So far as possible he plant to Facilitie* Branrh, United State* Banker. • keep existing services ami groups Department of Agriculture, dur- J.- L. Sauls Presides "lloWever, I Intida (aim familier lion* ol inttp cuunltirt llut In* In lake cbnige nf tlui aitltatinn i i Tn.!* -i uf Cuhtmeree who with undisturbed, he said. Ing a Jacksonville vlalt thl* week­ 11^ It l 1.--- III - ix In Jnel.xonThe eswif -of- t he Imjlitiug—rt ___ .Are needed to In. Forrestal hinted that his tsnure end. The Washington official, who At VFVV District Meet aTe^pfobahty- in the ill4H|HI b- gnvnnmmt nypniivl Outer mon imited hy Wood*)) til l.. t>eniifir' t*-t '-ii-k t.inferring with I create' the National Quant rifle of office a t Secretary of Defense apent some tfme touring the State, nam mI t poaitum that Ihey have gulia became of ihe "armed m Itilik was *CHtli-ieil a In. ill ,r ff t.if.ilIlf th e IV nr A «*e>x Ad] company now being formed here might not exceed one year. vaitnn” nf ( him hy Oulrr Mon after appearing on th ; July 23-24 .alley ami slrret. die crash Hi f lit|iiif - Mil I Mu* f tvll A m John L. Saul*, preaiding for Ihe e*ei been." Mr Ihgley *.*td. "Only {from the 12 mep reported a t ready When asked whether he Intend­ program of the annnat conference tfiiB It > \ t!f*1iit*dif r ifiI If*11 *rtu nni inc tcfc-nllit to the 23 or more nion ed to slay in the job for sometime, rtf managrra and official* uf Flor­ first time as VFW Commander of- a few mole (.timet* need to u#e golkirt Irottpv. iliiqmiled hy t*nk*. ti ailed inn m spectators. ill ,11■|.1 - xl I ■n (tf the bill. the Fifth Florida district *t il* Tim diuiuinlril hi a ( h i m veto ol M required before Company 2 of the li'eastaasg r*s* aisS the bank credit available to llieni ida'* Stale Farmer*' Markets, ronference Sunday in Detiaml. n t" bin i■, "i idea that the City,* 124th Infantry Can be activated. the applit itmn. gave unstinted praise to Nathan Imndlin) hi* duties In n wnrkuiHn- tin* *e*r because continuing lugb -htch mi • «', ■I " " iix tlie mrport It waa announced today. -Alexi-i N Kiatilnlkov, Hti**l*<i Mayo, (ommissloner of Agtlcul-J li),*- manner, presided like an "old faun incomes make it |MH*thle lo Ii ■.pi i •. . i- li-,. Sint ion, l*e givI t la planned to bring the Com­ Fred L. Touchton . lure, and \\ Ilham I,.- Wilson, l»i-l tinirt," and rlulrhlng III* naveil drlvgatr "I,,, figuied in an ex tUitugx mid equip. ■ I wnllnii.t nn 1 ‘nar Sis) pany jup to a total atrrngih of change uf fiaat talk wit It the oili­ rector of State Market*, for d e - |f ifmlv. strictly limited lime of de l I t , id trip* •! atian, praD ich in Dade City velopment officer* and IBM men. The mem­ of (he unique system bnte so that no "filibuster*" hroko er delrgaie. ni a rummlttea nu-ti * >iih-vl Hie teveiitm tlerlved from . i bers held an organisation meeting .of Stale-operated *ale* center* out. F. D. Scott, commander nf ,s, / ’n n „ B O f I . i m i n r ilig laal • xveek, .promptly c.haig-'l ■i*i i» i in niniutain an I Thursday night and wilt continue that -the t’hiiii-va nllegatlnnx ni" DADE CITY, July 28,-(Special)• which' now comprUe* 37 aetive i’osl 3282 reported this, morning. “ I ' L U |lH P r peipeMinle the m i|yirt.. to meet every Thursday night at Fred L. Touchton, 86, druggist unit* handling more than >32,"nMurd.” ■ ’iftfsiinded,and thni The Sanford poit furnished one An enteitaming mmii.il pi Violations Pending In realilv rii|oeva lump* violate.I gum ft. Ilikw 1*- and Mr. Coleman 8:00 o'clock at the Sanford Aim- here for 20 years, and senator of 000.000 of produc* in the last af the largest delegation* preoent, wa* prrtenled q the Rohm refiiFlal <('.ii lfi*-v conferred with cry. The Company has been tn the 38th senator*! district of Pas­ fiscal year. Outer Mutignliaii letrltory. hr saiil, with 18 member* attendaeUva since tt.w a* absorbed Into co and Sumter Counties in 19.14 Twenty-one case* of liquor sal­ Kraxiliiikov **td Ihe the whole luncheon today under the d im ti -i l.vle l‘rit.-i :q*L regional direetor "Director Wilson, through hi*' ing including Pat Johnson, senior t W Army during the' war. and 1938, died suddenly of acceptance of.— thepresidency presidency. . of; vice commander: James Huff, es la-v violation arc’ pending in border inci'leiit made him think of r i n r l r i Morriinn. progii-i ■ the V \ \ niv.. will; It. W. ---------------— I i-.i.'h, u -.1 *e,-J-ivei| instruction* Capt. Roy Green la company heart attack yesterday morning the recently organ!ted National ' Quartermaster; H a r v e y Hale, Comity • Court a* Ihe re*l|ll "of i- I" h i" pr. i tit secure -commander, and Capt. John rope a t 8 o'clock on th e sidewalk Ji»»t. Association of Produce Market chaplain and John L. (ialloway, investigation*’* tbe t’"*1 month them iiitghi tm parti** In ('him ch «irm*n. xvliu wuuM like tu are a UN rmu Sever.il vrcsl xulux u rie irpil---- I ’ . .i early n t po-xihlt and Capt. Robert Raker are qn the a* he reached th# door of hla Managers,” Mr. Larson continued, trustee. by member* of (In* _Stale ml-iiiim «>i up tu investigate the , • * staff. Lieut. Dick Brown is ntfiltf- drug stors. I "h*i now embarked on an effort Slate Junior Vice Commander flevf-r.xg* Department tn Semi- id fair. IL v:iul -iilaii they migh- i>v Min Robert* Ey.tuv. ,i timu It.uu lli.> t\ \ V. ant company commander and MaJ. Mr. i h-mn.t t.iilay termed the Since October,- 1941, he hod (o ff|ve the real of the country C. C. Whlltle made a talk on de­ Innvl, County. pet iriln hy Perry Btrlnrr v.u lie trying tq -detract from the O. Bark* t* medical officer. . Information* fned hy County been manager of th* Walgreen benefit* similar to’ those which partment plana for the comlr.g veierel pi.mo »ehclion> hv hi* ->i 'i p i- vert . "itti white and said * ' The purpose of forming the Service Drug Store here, when he Floridians are deriving from thl* year. It was decided to hold the Pro-vutlng Attorney Georg* A. rivn'vm i In Chin*. .The cminiittio deferred artin i • ILiheit * holli. «if u l i u n i . lie u.-v. '* .1 thv'. l .i-l li-afned a lot of -company Is to provide a force of returned from Avon Park where state'* ay-stem of m arket*."'I'm-.:- iv" - 1; the- hill, “ It look* next district meeting In Novem B|»n «how that 17 nf, the ca«e* on Outer Mongolia pending reply j 1,.„ |f(,'u%jn ,(li minute men tn ease of emergency he lived several year*, after a During lh*-t*n*y#*r* or more In her in Orlando. Among the hotly foi v-tdeh warrant* w ;ie i»»neil from (lone I< adjourned ■ 1 ^ 1 ™ " ' " ' . ' : . f it v'.til lake n lot nf rwi tape or large seal*-tragedy. Men will residence of 14 y*ort In Dade which, the major portion .-of the discu**^Jopjc* wa* -that of a i>>- ihn Sharif* of/ict- wtru «* taking up Urn.,e .|.- ~ t !nr acquisition of 'application __.llm lle I nucnton-.vim.mtv-e-J theappl drill two hour* a- week for which City. “ Florida system he* been brought Stale bonus' to World War II vet-" gainTT "AtOfM pefknn* ‘ chki tfiht 1raiivJorilHii briefly,^ Haven men--, 'lineup for the _tuftbt!l gvme ■ a i'p -i i property,, real a n t p H t l s s will receive 12.80 a drill A native of Blanton, Ga., he to lie present .stature, other Stale* eran* similar ta that given hy with veiling liquor will.... I a. Iipe|‘^i mill, lie ile.-lsreil. against the a tlr sergeant* >6.80. Men from 17 was the ton of George W. Touch- have copied, or adapted many of South Carolina and Mlsilisippi. | ctn*i- *hd four charge* overe a her* xupp.'ited Transjordan -h-u Wrihievd-iy night Mr. Iligfiinx aft.) reported that Russia,, which vetoed TransJonlar to 87 year* of age are eligible to ton end Lethe Copeland Touchton, its feature*, and Mr. Larson, a* Linn* Club, a* fullnivi: The conference was hangsd lo gani*t whit# perS-un fur unlawful t h e y i‘i'fl f e n I with Wiley Gilles­ join regardless of military eiper* both native* of Blanton. He taught well a t other speaker! at ths order by Raul'a gavel at 10:00 A, telling of Intoxicating leverage* lait Atignxt, lexerved her state Epp». Jr., p merit until Wednesday. 1 pie of Hie firm, Smith and GllilDTA. school two yeare before entering Market Managers conference In M. and adjourn ed at 1:00 o'clock on' Sunday. A. Stina, c Ifxpir, in JneksanvIRc in regard Following-Activation Company 2 the drug l.u vines*. k’np*. Sr,, lb Jacksonville this last week stress­ »o that every0lW 8rotir*f0‘t t n h g — At) petouui against whom Ihe : - eiigim-eti -if nn the propaseit will b* furnished with the latest He Is survived by hla widow, ed the value of the experience hall game between. Senford and charge* war* made were released ■ Touhys 2b t.rmiiml huihlings nn the laks-2 Men Rescued After >e of equipment Including ma- Mrs. Jamie Touchton; a son, tronttaaea Iran Fagi d w l nn > '0 bond with two♦xceptlohSj *'* J- Higgin*. a* DeLoAd. from. Mr fiill.’ -pif, he eniil, will _n# gun* and movie Dim* show­ Fred L. Touchton, Jr., a student accmding to Slierlff Percy Merit! Tuiiehlon, 3h p; event the pliipn^ition to the Swirling Ov^r Dam ing atomic bomb testa and' other a t 8t*t*on University; a daughter lighter . Tooke, rf 8PEF.ll PRESIDES t jty in v-gmd to lit* services Mias Mery Lethe Touchton. Dade 1,000 Refugees Are subjects. ' COMMISSION MEET S;ieer If unly Prosecuting Attorney oil th - prujeet. )ulnn City; e brother, Harry Quinn YORK HAVEN. P*„ July 2H. George A. Speer Is uiesidlng pveri The City CommUsinn will meet ftean, >f . r i Sanford; a sitter, M Touchto hfb— Two men In a motor boat Ili Off French Coast City Court sessions during the r« tn* vs- In rvcolar aeaslnn thl* evening nt Re verve,X: G. Stine, Unrk-. Ho!!-. "Killed When . Jam James es L. Spivey,Valdosta; hie were swept over a Smujueharfis Redding and Ratignn. ion of City Judge J.G. Sharon. (7:30 o cloek. Folicc Siafion (iels stepmother, Mrs. G. W, Touchton, River dam arid clung lo the craft ^.M r. Touchton nl-v> ■nn,nitu*t-d Over By Auto Valdosta; five half brother*, MARSEILLE, France, July 28, for II hour* before lining rescued that the umpire* will In- IVln Paint .Job By “Guest” Wh— French ■hulhorltlss said to­ little the worse for their exper­ Alle* Rav Palmer. 23 month John I. Touchton, Houston; Rich­ day that nearly 1,000 of 4,800 1Cnn IInara tn (*•■* *1x1 ard Touchton, Bradenton; Frank, ience. eld child of Mr. and Mrs. L.R. Jew*, cruising offthora In three Chief of Police Roy G, William* Bam and Jack Touchton, Valdosta; {Palmer of Kentucky Avenue, Clarence Hoover. 17, and Wil­ British deportation ships after be­ released n "motlel" white Joseph Lee Dies At ri-i-entlv (Cameron City, died tht* morning and four half sisters, Mrs. J tise ing turned back from Palestine, liam Elllnger, 42, were riding prisoner who, In* »aid, other chiefs . shortly after iftlB o'clock at Fern- Biles', Valdosta; Mrs. Marvin G. were III or needed medical care. along the river when th# engine Tampa Boat Races of police would like a* a "gue*t," lald-Laughtnn Memorial ifoepttal. Bile*, FL Pierre, Mrs. Paul Langof their Inal failed. The current The Jew« had approached Pal­ for the- «nld prisoner, a profotBy HORRY PARKS Il was nice lo have Ilay Fox caught the helplei*. craft and la* the m o l t of Injuries received ford. Live Oak, and Mr*. Bam estine without Immigration visas Mufti! Route painter, left tho SanTAMPA, Fla., -July 2R. 4V -j CAMP RCRIRE a* an overnight camper. (this morning when run over by L ovatt,, Sparks, Go. ■went II aver Ihe dahi. They (LayFuneral arrangements have not In the Exodus of 1847, formerly Tuesday was o busy day at W>Ineodav morning there were ed with the boat a* It went over Joxeph I<ee, an amateur drivei ford Police .Station In fa r better Bulck Coupe. e the B. a President Warfield. Their bean completed. UytwfaA suffered a h eir, cl shape than when he entered it. Camp Winona with Cabin II chal­ swimming classes, rifting, archery No charge* Against . Ihe bsrrier hut were thrown into from landing from th# deportation v**tack coming out of a turn during It I* doubtful, however, whether lenging Cabin I to another soft and handicraft. After lunch the . ly r f c r . MW W o t Sixteenth the swirling water below th# dam. aels wax scheduled for tomorrow. Street, driver of the Bulek, hav* Sugar Rationing For The pair *w*m to thalr wrecked a motorboat race here yi vteiila; other Jails will gleam a* brightly The refugees departed from a ball gam* and balng beaten 6-6. camper* tang "Happy Birthday" Thirty-three of the camper* to (Jen* eavy, one nf the com- craft, caught on the rocks, end and wa* pronounred dead Otton Irttid" nx Sanford'* duo lo the promen tnade by the parents as ia the French port fo r Palestine and th# opinion of Mr. 7 tim er, Uio Accident Industrial Users Ends British shipped them - bock. Two made and painted plaster stat­ cillm* and presented him with clung lo It until rescued 11 hour* arrival at Tamp* Munlrlpnl 'l-n- rr.xxtnmvl service* of the recently uTentnl primmer, who wa* guest was unavoidable, According: to the British corvette* and the destroy­ uettes They wars a Scotty dog a rhneotete Iced cake tupped lite r by two other York Haven piOvl. I-e# had placed second In Fran­ ef the Cil v for 90 days for having report of Patrolman'W ,II WASHINGTON. July 28, ( J p |- er Cardigan Bay shepherded (be bookend, in Indian head (<one w ith ‘ 21 candle*. pien. ' kie Rodrigues of Tern pa in the tried tu drive hi* eiitornohllq while erstn who made an Investigation. Th* Agriculture Department an­ refugee ships. large and on# small) and a fitot After rest period. Cabin I first heat for Class "C" amstcuri intoxicated. •'Never again," he told The accident said RauVerson, nounced the end of sugar ration­ mari-l>-d forth ami defeated the The Cardigan Bay put Into h ar­ paper weight. occurred In the yard of the Helpy ing a t HUM A. M. today because bor and Its chief officer, Capt. G. Bobby Parks and John Fox romhineil forces of all the coun- Yearly Report Made They were neck and neck in the, Chief William*. Hobby eceetvd hea t when ■Rodrli:n •r~TTrrr Nr.fbhTVI* IK» Jalllnhhy psint»n West thhr- I here M r UtlL-OL-lht- JifU-jm njcA-Jor _ Hut xilUa* Fallowing of • lock of funds to finance the tired l.re*« lK»*t eppraiid to lie Cil. Ihil llio'kitchen,-the tlownvtair*. dally n rltt of a rifle man » hand­ w*» m ars' shooting' and’ handi­ Hy Credit AnH6eiatiori out H R ^ . Its! of control. celt* and the upstair* cells at* ■ looking after her washing. Mr. out ion end* rationing to In­ and other authorities o f Marseille. book. Wada Garner shot a high­ craft and another swimming pe­ Rodrigues maneuvered hi* uwn mcrly patnlml ,na well. Chief WtlT sr had put Ms laundry Inin dustrial and institutional users. Ha appeared to be.In a_r*(* when er score of 41* but as he already riod. After supper came acmie A euhslanlldV’ Increase in net H the child had been Rationing to kauiesriee# was end­ he relumed to ship. Tho points of had a-book it wot awarded to of the campers went on an In­ earnings, amount of loan* and craft alongside Lee's slow-movin'* liarua reported. In addition, all cotx bust, leaped Into the L ee-rarer litre new mnttrr*ees. wt by • droop of ed two months ago. disagreement were not disclosed. the next highest. teresting hlk# to Skull !.ake and membership i* reported by the AH liiip* or vermin at Ihe Jail e had put his car Into Eight boys started the eeriei back. A | th* council ring there Production Credit Association ax and took over the control*. However, price controls ire be­ Sailors on the dratroyer Mid I.onMr. Lee had lived In Banfbrd for arc com hat led >yith a portable and gone but ing kept. And, control* oa the don had ordered them not to talk. of tests to qualify for advanced weir games and contests between compared with a year ago. 16 veer* where he operated n clrctrlr fog spray tmlfft, a handy a spectator cal of supplies which Indusswimmer. They were Fred and the cabin* and Cabin I won As of June 30, membership has plumbing business with hi* bro­ little gadget hardly larger than a stop. The child had trial users may have oai hand were Bob Poey, W alter Routh, Wes oe#r. Ihe entire camp in Hoop Increased from 296 In 1940 to 300, thers, RESTAURANT HOLD A. \V. and Harry 1-vc. portahli- rnilin.. It ia plugged Into Standing In front of th« le ft front Instituted. Mr. and Mrs. William Lamb re­ Spencer, George, Harden, Mike Relay. '' loans outstanding from 70 to 108 He, la survived by his widow, anil 'steam 1* producsd wheel when It waa hit , In announcing this action, the cently purchased the Palma and Whelchel and Harold Cranston. Before tap* th* campers wen- and amount of loans outstanding Mrs. Alma Lee; a daughter, Mias nlhaleockvl mixr* with tho DDT «olutlon deportment said After many active contcala told of* the picnic-.planned for from >399,007 to >632^84. Accu­ Linda Lee and two brothers, A. failed Pines IlciU urant, Including Lota and prmlure* the fog spray. • Id appropriate fund* I ta fin to 16 and 18 of tf)* Dreamwot-I Ad around th* council ring th* camp­ the next day and the minstrel mulated earnings Increased from and H arry Lee of Hanfoid. Moat of the htiga that get Into a few mlntues, Patremqn tlnue work of tho sugar ration- dlUon. from Mlaa Euclelde R. ers had a “Jay bird" swim and ■how ta.be put on by the coun >118.023 ta >136,192 and total not W.Puneral service* will bo an bedding are brought by whlta worth from >296,200 to >810,879. nounred later. vagrants, said. Chief Williams, , Forrestal Hails Army-Navy Unity As Decisive Step Roof Of Seminole M otors Building Falls In Storm Survey Reveals !Invasion Charges High Income Of By China-Russia Florida Farms Made At UN Meet Airport Hill Is Interpreted For Fipdord Citizens State Farmers Markets Lauded * By U. S.-> Official m eri For Company iMusical Program Ih Presented At Rotary .Lunclieon { t : V * . I •: ' Second Week At Camp Winona Begins With Busy Round Of Varied Activities : . ............... thS3 v ‘ ---- ---------- - -• tk __________ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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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 25, 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/12ddc9cd3e36852fd3af9420eac2e197.pdf 6944eab0e06ea5e7dabadd18b3fbf637 PDF Text Text I _»,i» ai "^ D ^ D A Y / j Ul V IS , 1M7tTT* --5 THP SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. >FLORIDA . *• . « _ m 4 k , l v ” , ■• r • • . -- : is «■ _- - ~- , • ;------- ------- ----- :— • v. m m m I ,■ ■ ■ - i- _ » i. * . .* . f .V- --V v- - v- *».’* *• I / V- ' . rrt ~ ■ ____V ' • * ' - pi- J*J» * .* . • 1 i 1 1 .v , In Order To Give Our Thousands O f Customers In Central Florida A n Opportunity To B u y Good Furniture A t Their Own Price W e Shall H old Auctions A t O ur Store 1• ■ *' !® * i. . • *=i Ts-t-i- i * *. i t s • ■ ----- ' /} • c m . i FOR EVERYONK ATTENDING T ilE HALE ^ « -* t * /jtl L 1 ------- -7— . ; i . (. OfJIi STORK WILL OPEN DAILY AT 9:00 A. M.,' SO YOU MAY JNSPECT AND SELECT TIIE ARTICLES YOU WANT RUT UP ON THE AUCTION BLOCK: HAVE A SALESMAN TAG ANY ITEM OP OUR 080,000 STOCK YOU WANT OR NEED AND IT WILL THEN BE SOLD FREE GIFT'S ?- - ~r~'Ar- ~j f ~ v. ‘V ? T ’ .. FREE GIFTS 1 1 FOR EVERYONE ATTENDING THE BY OUR AUCTIONEER. NAME YOUR PRICE AND LET ' THORPE’S . * .r m m DELIVER THE GOODS! 4s i i- >. M H ?£§Si W " . _ - - Lr * _f . - tv, $ .1 , *-V 4 r * - T IM E 1 __________ '* n 'L / r t - Mi’} i' r ■ • • 1. PLANS FOR IMMEDIATE REMODELING AND EXPANSION CALL FOR PROMPT DISPOSAL OF •LARGE QUANTITIES OF, •MERCHANDISE. 2. ACCURATE STATISTICS PROVIDED BY CUS TOMER ACTION WILL SERVE AS A YARDSTICK • FOR FUTURE BUYING. 3. THE GREATEST VALUES FOR THE GREATEST N U M B ER ' THROUGH VOLUME SALES HAS LONG BEEN THE AXIOM OF THORPE’S - THIS AUCTION; IS INTENDED TO ACHIEVE THE MAXIMUM ALONG THESE LINES. 4. THORPE’S WANTS TO MAKE IrtORE FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS - THROUGH THIS AUCTION THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE W ILL HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO SEE SERVICE AT ITS FINEST .. FURNITURE AT ITS BEST, AND VALUES NEVER EQUALLED. * ** * '• * *- • % ■*• -‘ - *_>. i* , HUY .WITH CONFIDENCE -if fir* wmm? t jK'.TVt • ,♦ 1, • .: ^=fr ;}l, I ■- •Ui * .i .» - .> I '< •1 ’ . * 1 \ ' ' « • ■ ♦ ; - V. I mu L I • U* " M - , vJ F- !’ * /,.'t •-t •• t ■< ‘V I. I.M 1 I H I K t ’ • 'M, ,v l f j I * y. •'•'.v ^ T '':y’(--'4'ml . • SAVE ■ , m. f t V - 75% ’f'« - , Iw lf 1 . ■ • - : f A , ... _ rtC L i]" t ,I 1• l* • IR h vi. m um Xtt&'-l-A * ---r. # - 1 ^ . . im - . --:__ % k 1 �* la Ualty There Is Strength— THE WEATHER To Protect the Peer* of the W orld; To Promote th» Proarc** of America; To Prod arc Prosperity for Sanford. Partly cloudy through VVidsy. Scattered afternoon' stroaers. j« VOLUME XXXVIII • AN INDEPENDENT DAILY .NEWSPAPER Established 1908 . mv^ :• . SA N FO RD , Is Accused Of Neolral Bod, Pick Aiken Is. 1 Killed, 7 Hurt Guest Speaker In Collision On At Jaycee Meet Orlando Highway NO. 180 Way Open For Dutch Army Captures Important Java Port France Moves To Bar!Senate Okays Armed Big 5 From CoinForces Merger; m i s s i o n Assigned G r o u p Cuts Loy T o Greek Border alty Check Funds Cheribon, Birthplace Of I n d e p e n d e n c e Movement Falls To Assault By Tanks Urged For UN Papy’s Attorneys . In ­ s i s t Book*ie Bi l l WouldHhveCreated $1,000,000 MoilbpoJy Associated P t t u Leased Wtro F L O R ID A , T H U R S D A Y . JU L Y 24, 1917 Honor Student Kaiser Hit As TurningOnHeat To Get Contracts * LAKF. SU C O SS, July 24 WASHINGTON. July 24 M V »%TALLAHASSEE, July 24 W JOGJAKARTA. Java, July Fisnce propped today that Republicsn leaders, making plans 2HT*i- President Soekarno of The legislative bribery trial ol live lug ^powers and all I for Cungtett In adimirn Saturthe Indonesian republic broadBernir C. Papy beaded for the nation* be exclud'd day, decided tmlay to keep in east an appeal today to Presi­ Tourist Information Negro Released Un­ "interfiled" Kruj,’ Testifies About jury this afternoon ai Papy*» acfrom the prnpoird UN Comminion their own hand* a* well as Pre»dent Truman and the American Booth To Be Dedi­ der $500 B o n d ; which Wooden Plane Deal people, "to esert every effort euion were termed "lolls" and would *cl up a »emi- per­ ideni ritiman'* the poWrr tq call men of "moral courage" by opcated On Sept. 1 H e a r i n g S l a t e d manent watch atong Greece’* di«- the Irgiifalon hack into »e*»ion. Before Committee In halt thfs war tn Indonesia:" poting eounrel in doling arg'i In *K— -I pnrihern Irontrer. Tb- Mfiuif *od Fenstc GOP SYDNEY, Australia, July 24“T wat a tick man when went •John Still*. Oilando nrgro, w it WASHINGTON. July 24 < n menu. French Delegate Alcsahdre Pa- fOtnmand* aAi'fd at a tonference t-Pi- the Waterside Worker* Pat Whitaker of T app* charged on the ilage to ring my *ong killed and four other negroes and rodi offered hr* lutgcstion infor that ihe adjournment re*olutinr, Secretary of Inleuor K iuj told Federation Imposed a ban toon Arthur Godfrey'* talent show. tfupc.*whjte Rr*>pU -*• r*c »y*eforSftale Wat . nH'id t h a t .lire Hale lu d mi{|e « V \ ,h.A • a r 'q v ;- n - M unaUy in ilvw. iJ U tto * S*-At|K,uid ,trt.tl|v t h r i ' Pcnlfwe.. can ' # a t e appeal to prejudice .in 1 1(he f "t.F « -sertfr lee membet* torlsv QllT 1?enf> ly injuird in an automobile colcurrty Council which i* coniidW . be tr-ralled by the Speaker anil action in Indonesia of "h a t It panion in ito effort to convi:t won the contert for tho»e whe liiion Monday evening at fr: 30 ermg an Amencan .plan for * Republican leader of the Hnu* Kaiirr "put the best of bell ori called "Diilrh Imperialists." . had tponsored me." Dick Aiken Papy on chargenfiH * fie offrird everybody in Wssbrnglnn" to p!»o'clock on the Orlando Highway commisnon of 1 1 nation*, tnclud | , nj ,|„ I W .L n l pro-tem (Senbribe* for voles againrt the m- told the Seminole- County Junim 12 mile* taulh of Sanford, and mg the big live. tsrn wailims conli.ttls ii> burl.I | ator Vamlmber, of Miriiiganl BATAVIA. J#! *. July 24 t-Ft— ti-book making bill in Ibe 194/ Chamber of Commerc- at lh'*i 200 feet toulh nf Road 4l(» which I’arodl suggesled that the'eoTr- _ j ,t .■ ... . i__i_. a huge plywnml airptsae. Cheribon, important northwest noon mteting at the Miyfair In• » Ui -1 mission -.Should l-e composed of a *ml ,l'* lagitlature. Kmg told trp o ilttt lie bad in- Java port, hr* lalleij tt» a Dutch irad* to Altamonte, it wa* reportsmaller "nenlral" group, possibly Senate, - To promotion, queries about today. fottnetf Senalnr* [liewtter (R Me.) ed today by Stale Highway Pa­ the six tion-peintaneut meinliera tank attack, but Ituloneiian Re­ AViib-mt •uclt a clause, emtv "Under the lutwrvirinn of the what motive* c o u l d have and FerBusort- (R-Mkb.) *1 'a n publican! tletlajed today they had trolman L C. Brnder. nf the Seeurlfy Coiiiiflt, with 8w* • ideal Ttum.sn could tsB* tb ■ inipired Rep*. Rrailey Orlliain of director* of the ihow. I sang tevinformal conleienf' tbsl s con lurri'd back a strong Dutch dries The matter ha* been referred den as the seventh member. gren members back to WashThe non-|>ermi.nnit members of of Sanford and Clarence Camp eral * piece* in an audition, and by Bender to Auirtant* Stale At­ Waller M. H ljntrii Jr., Snnforit trarl made by tbe War Production on their port of Sematang. inglnn before Jan. 6 when the eoiiuell are Australia, Hraill, student at the University of Flo£ 1 , of Ocala to make their ac­ it wa* their concluiipn that *'Gia- torney George A. DeColte*. who the with Ku«er and Hnva'ii Colombia, Syria, Polaad apd Hel* »econ4 r»l*inn nf the- 8t*lb roo ri.la who has £ e n Mecl^l to JBoard A Dutth atmy communique^ , , cusations againit Papy .If they nina Mia" would give me the beit announced thi* morning that lie giunr._ _______ ■___ gieiuill bruin. He-,b*t aullnoannounced ' the 'c apture of Chetmemlicrshtp h r " l‘h» tt?f* Kappa . . ' , , chance of winning lire contest. *were not true. Whitaker charged The French wrnposal was of­ ity umlfi tin- rnnitilulion to rail aml M HI’lii M |iKappa m £ s | I’M. | | | B |nnllunat | H | | | | a | |hon| ± u plane t contliuctmn was (•-- limn Ihe Imb-neinn radio said will. Ttold a heating nest week that .newspaper interest* would That it how I chore the *ong.“ to inquire into the ciicumUancr* fered as the rnunril moveil slow­ a ip etn l trtiinrt at any time. • orarv acholaatlr fraternities, ti­ fme my time' on tbe War Pm the Dutch used a miking force ly thrttugh a long series bf'amendts n candidate fnr a bachelor of ductron Boartf " have benefited by a monopoly Aiken Kited. of the wreck.Tlw Srnste approved by unsnl- science degree. o| 50 ranks - irs anault yesterday tnenl* to the original American "I am itilf a roulhern boy. from the bill. Ibr committer, Iteail'il bv Bren- .iltemonei igiur*! the (nut. birthFollowing the acrident. Jams* resoluttorr-on- Hie Balkan prob­ mou. consent compromise legis and I love the South. I want lation In idnce Ihe armed servirin ■ Kneeling on one knee, Wliitasler. ia inquiring into tbe I'ttim plaoe of tile* fndon'oan mdrpenAithur Tribue, Orlando negto lem Soviet Delegate Andrei A. On*- ^md'-t a single cabinet officer. ker »houted. "Where1* the inter- to continue to make my living driver of a 1940 LaSalle sedan td tbe contrails *nd \ny p'ltrr denr' agreement, these force*, Tin- measure now goe* bsrk lo who ha* his own plan e*t to force thi* bill tluougfi1 in Sanford and remain here." he which wa* involved in the acci myko, (dr connection of F.flroB Rooie- tl" brnadr*•! laid, bypatt'd SoeIwfore Jhe council,, sat silently the House for action on an Agree­ aiteilrd. Tberedt it. It would have created vrll. son of the hte Pteudfnl medang ami Kadtps.ten ment worked nut Inst night by n dent, wal releaied under a $500 throughout the morning session Mri*. H. V. Allen and Mu* Stnnte.Mouse ronferenre conimltas tire other delegates tried to .^ n e m p a p e r monopoly. Roosevrlt, wrlli tbe traiiv.ulion. bond pending further inyeiijgaJcivca H o U e l .accompanied b>* Air Indonesian atmy commufti""T h e y 're tutMet* and if you Roger Harris rendered * arveral lon of the accident, **id Pa­ Whip (lie American resolution in­ tee. Thi* ilirorporated "safeuiiunls" Ferguaon. who lieWs a suturomdestcnrit to preserve the identity ipte raid Republican force* in th* • . to aform acceptable to a ma­ mittce opening hearings on the *tand in their , way, I mean in the voral selection*. trolman Bender, who completed jority. the Marine Corps *nd Naval avia­ GAINESVILLE. July 21. (Bps - matter Monday, told a reporter r.nl cenlial tecior had teiied ModCharle* L ulr. la the absence of way of their pocketbook*," ami tion ciali—Walter M. Ilnyne*. Ji , Ihn! the Army anil Navy had npJ. flraitey Odham. prcrldent of. hit investigation of the imach In the Senate and House,.drives Hanford stu d rn t, a n t t'limlidato for | io»*mI letting the contracts but jnkrito, on thr outer tint ol the don't do their bidding.' they'll the Jayraea. outlined the Jaycee up yevterday afternoon. Tests Clear Boy Of w e t' on to get rid of'm ajor mat- n itarhelor of scirm-r ibgi*'-. ha-i that nrrlers, had rome from the Dutch petinirl-t atniiml the onceeliminate you." tourist program tlnit ha* been In The Injured were Cllfforl Kinhv the adjournment d»r.-Iwell elected to mcmhei -Itip At P lit| White House to go ttirotlgu with ixmetlut tn '.tl bate o l SoerabiSlaying 2 Infants torsThr-e Weldon G. Starry of Tallaha* progress since last Fall. Mr. Luka aril of laingwnod, who at tho time were principal develop­ ■Ih-tn Kappa and I’M Kimiju Phi, them, |a. Hu* n ic on- of the area* told the member* that tha Jaycee* nf the rnllision was driving hi* l see, ^opening the detente argu­ Imnorniy w huladir fra*..MASSILLON, O . July 24 (JP) ment*: Krug said lie l"ld^th?-J.'VAi.Sfii- held 'bv tlw—I hit' la- Iwlor"—IH* had sponnoted the tom 1st Informa­ IU39 8ttnlrbaker Redan north oil — L Tite Htiuse 7 AppropiiAtiuus najionn^ Tftil,lln„ot SN 1'snr M ibll ment*. laid Odham and Camp tion booth located-on-tile ta*ke- the -highway, ami -w how tnl’irle* - - Testa - in 4h« |w-li»lHc-t nursrry ernHIr*. it N^al TmiminVe'U fojJtV Commlltre recommended liarp nulbirak ol huiiilitlM Sunday. of City ll.ispltal npparrii'h bs^tlieir secretaries »t the Univer­ IC s X Is t r * mn fmmr l:iak<i probably were "loll* of tome pow- sttore Drive. It won also stated Modrokrito la.JH mile* •outhwest; , V; 1 fleered *l*-yrar-‘dd R.'ger Gita cut in ill' funds President Tro- sity of Floiida. a jtfn l tyndieate" in making ihelt . that the l-ooth would be dedicated IDS', asked for mi InvcstigaUun of of Navarre today of tho killings Mr. Ilnynea, a iclera II of the i cd SoCiabsia. i on Sept. 1 In a special program, the lovnltv of government Tvork* Army Air Force* end Uto Rcuiition* again*! Papy. of two baby gilt* last Jurm A, ... . snd wxttltl oprn for aorvlco to tourTbe Modjokri to action appar­ r t t He asked $1^.900,090 for tlie Weldoq G. Sto-yy pf Tallaha*. an Theater of Opeiatiuna. who exDr. Iwmoyno Snyder -of Lan­ ently ua* an attsm p l by th# (Mil Service Commission and 18,oect* to enter • Harvard Medical sing, Mich., ninth,,-legs) dlicct->r Republican* , to lmia»» Dutch •rue argument, told th* Jurv w o- relandscaping TC program apemaonne. nf the Michigan State 1’idlcr said 710,009 for I lie FBI. It recom­ College In the fall, was one "of 22 fur tho« fo ri'* driving* on tlie -tronghol-J mended $3,500,000 for the comvletlon of Papy would mean "ruin 'area around tha tourist buoth and student* at ihe University rletto l it was “moat unlikely" the Na­ r>f Mnluur. I lie Indonesian com11 «*nlln«4wr| isii Pnm* III*hi * for htm and hi* family politically, are asking for donation* fer this to Flit Kappa Phi and thw-imly varre, O., boy, who *drallied tha WASHINGTON, July 21. UP*— nuniMue «aid (lie drive had heen financially * and socially." and purpose, Mr. Luke told thoea’preone elected to 1*1*1 Beta Kappa. killings last .Monday then chsngetl would bring,to an “Inglerioj* end *ent. We need 15,000 to put this Initiation nf tlie hew metnb-r* President Truman said today he halted 35 miles southeast of the JERUSALEM, July 24 (flh- tits story on Tuesday, "actually not promised to tenmve con­ • political career lasting 11 years project over and we are vow In Gurimen and British troops ex­ ever did remove a baby /rum * will be held Friday preceding ha* i <..ntl-iM-il «n l*aae 411**11 trols over Installment .htivlng th In th* hall* of the Legislature the Proce** of working th» prob­ changed fir* today at the gale of rrib." evening commencement exercise* event Congress doe* not approV-i where he wa», If you tileaie, the lem out, he *ald.. in Which tn" candidates wilt re a security sene Ih Jerusalem, The Michigan criminologist r»n rtcogniied champion or the little reive degrees Dean Walter J. their ,, eslenslon. . , , , , “We are going to ha,V a real touching off alarm siren* and a series of tests with -the Guo jwpuntiea.” Matherlv of the College of this, « »'*s only promlsyd :.» t»y- Maraliall Advised program here nest week anil we baiting traffic for 48 minutes. boy re-enacting his purported "acnesi Administration will .^ In -.s ' "Ctton. he said at a mwi s-onfe • Aa to Rep*. Rrailey Odham of are going to "kick off" the Project An ‘ unofficial report raid the riiient," hit rig h t- aim in n r*■t Of Dutch Situation Sanford and Clarence M. Camp II and start the hall rolling toward attackers arrived In a If at, fired us It wait at Ihe time nf the the graduate , op "The Futum uf wl,- n ■bout hU •' These control* were Imposed be iCaatlmmt .■ I1, , . I'lakll Private Cnpitallsm,” and President getting $5,000 worth of donation* four times with a Bren gun and ballin' deaths. * WASHINGTON. July 21-lTTduring Dip w ar,tiv n pre­ John J Tir-'il "ill rtmfer devices. iglnnlty for the booth and surrounding escaped towards the Jewish quar­ The tests, lie said, showed “*t Secretary of State Marshall dt»* sident order. They.require n: !> ■ **! PARIS, July 24-tAh-A French Oliiel •lUilflllj Sr|rrti>d for It,•■tilarea.” II. G. McIntosh, II, project ter* a* troop* returned the fire would have heen physically p»'said today France hrrsbip in I'M Kappa I'M Inilml,-: a oiiP-tlilrd down payment when rilt*ed the Dutch-Indonesian fight­ chairman, stated No casualties were reported. • ltd* for Roger to have remove I spokesman art autornebile, a refrigetn 'o ' nu t ing today with tho Netherlandswould accept the t’uited Stales Krnett Campbell, second vice The attack was the latest in a either of the babies from theit proposal for n iititUh-Freneh* Hector I (mi'* Gallardo. Poi-lto some other article* a r e -purcli.ru-i! sint'a**adnr-dr*iEnnle, Dr. Eelco h Rico, mri v l aiidldate for the tltvpresident and officer in charge of long series since the British turn­ cribs'* but "it i* unlikely that Van Kleffeils. the installment plan. . internal affair* of the o rg n rlsv ed hack toward France the t.Sbi) he actually ever did remove a Aintrlcan conference on the fut­ torate, and t.'hlh-hwa Wu, tiavh- onMr. tn a •lli-minule conference at tha Truman recently sent Con­ ure level of industry' tn Germany. ing. Chekiang, China; Eunici Z. gress a message saying he though! State Department, Van Klrffcns-* tion. itatrd that ne needed help Jews Intercepted on tho SS baby from the crib." The spokesman said France was Calhoun and Robert I. Gilbert, on tha governmental affairs com­ Preifdent Warfield, alto called th.* awaiting more precise details nf Gainesville; ami Randolph T. Wed- the controls should be continued, sabl In- gave Marshall “n fete'’ ^ S e n a te Bill No. 364 which Irani- mit tee and requested that anyone Exodus of 1947. It occurred within but felt that Was a m atter for points" on the breakdown of neg­ the American propotgl before ding, St. Petersburg. Myron G, Congre*s. In working on tho rom* a few yard* of tha Jewish agen­ Italians Urged To At that time, tie said otiations which resulted in what Wr* entire airport* such a* the interested tusking an official reply. Gibbon*, nod Randolph It. Polk, be should take mltlee contact him. Mr. Campbell cy and the Goldsmith Officers' action if ('ongre-* lie termed the Dutch "police" II* tald the projected cflrcur- Tampa; Ray E. Goddard. ■Plant Sanford Naval Air Station to mu­ stated that Edward Ktrrher had Club, which previously had been Accept Peace Treaty campaign. »i-n» also would cover control of C ity ; Robert W. G reen, Fernan- did n»t vote to continue them. nicipalities, together with build­ been appointed chairman of the wrecked by a bomb. Tlie In.lone-ian crisis was taken Ilia phrase was general!*- Inter­ ROME, July 2J-GPI- Foreign Min- the Ruhr industrial bastn, and dtna; Jaiqur* L. Clarke and Char­ Jaycee newspaper committee, and 81x- men were repoptad by * Ister Carlo Sforxa told the Italian management and ownership of ing* and facilities, hat now been at the time as meaning he up "in very general terms." Van les W. Brand. Coral Gables; Joan preted that help is needed in getting the reliable informant to have robbed constltutent would remove the controis if .(’on- J Kleffen • told r eporters, along With assembly today hg Ruhr coal; but would not deal with approved by both the House and arrangements complete for pulia Tel Aviv diamond merchant* recleved telegrams which "con- administrative measuie* to in- N. Pat ker. Mayo; Edwin A. Shut, gress did not vote to ext.jpd them. *current efforts to put tthc Marsh­ Senate and only awaits the Pres­ llcatlon of the Jaycee paper.___ er. Bristol; Kenneth L. Jons*. office .of HO.OOOJ n cut and. mul the desire of Soviet Rnisla'S . ...ftn Ruhr goal orodlictfon. Senate has voted for s tno-li- all plan fur European economic Laurel Hill; John. W. . MIxsju. 1 The Ernest Southward sn d * J. (r. cut stone* at notjn.1 A similar firmmt ident's signature before becoming • to ratify the Italian peace treaty Such administrative *tep», be Cdmpbellton; fied fonttnuatmn, hut—the llnuva ICi-uveiy into effect. Campbell were introducen as Kenneth F. nntsaerib! Mat -mill, be »ar.L "VnrtWs very robbery and another $40.09(1 law, according to word received All tbr^e of the ether Major **ul concerned only British and lias opposed. , • f fin Hu ii r n t> to I * n | c 1:1 k It 11 guests. Several old. members who Truman also said. that a world «ell what-* going on"-ln the East aa renal thi* morning by H. N. .Sayer, had not. attended meetings, recent­ haul oecurred—jM terday, Th# in­ ower* have ratified the treaty, American authorities . . formant eald- m sntben of. the rllish Foreign Secretary Ernest adrOlniitratoM- Thus, he raid, trade organiiatinn to buy grain Indie*.. city manager from Etfwaid Hip- ly were welcomed home by Mr. underground Stem Gang, seeking Bevln' yesterday suged Italy to -i.Van ■ Kleffen*. who has been trance wotiTd not participate tn for distribution’under the Marshall . “ ‘Jfni. m anag er.b f the Seminol* Luke, fund* tor fu rth tr operations sp e d ;h e r ratification, adding that the British-American talks ex­ Historic Papers OfEuropean recovery plan '* uti-!er Netherlands delegate to the United Nation*, leturned Tuesday fro.m against the British, wer* known tbe Italians apparently wer# hold, pected to be held in Washington. Lincoln To Be Opened eonsideratlon. County Chamber of Commerce. to be operating diamond p o s h ­ fng back In the bellaf that the U.B. Secretary of Slate George Ttic President maile this "state­ The Hague, lie said his call was Mr. Higgini and II. H. Cole­ Captain Of Liberty ing shop* In private home* and Runalans would not ratify. jC. Marshall, in hi* letter Monday ment nt a news -confer>ne' when primarily a courtesy visit, such, SPRINGFIELD. IB., Jqly 24 UTl, questioned man left than morning for Jack­ Shjp Shot In Gun fight selling the products tn Europe. Sfuria, opened an assembly de­ to French Foreign Minister about Secretary of as normally precede* a new en­ —The custodian of Abraham Ltr.-' Agriculture Anderson's propwal voy's presentation of Iris creden­ sonville to confer with CAA and Jewish quarters of Jerusalem bate on ratification, strongly urge,! G orge# Bedsit, said he would coin's tnnib said today that tho for surh an organisation. BALTIMORE, July *4, (/TV— were under a dusk to dawn cur­ the constituent assembly to accept indicate aaon how such a trlptial* at the W hile House. WAA official* in regard to de­ Harry -Ij InColn papers to Ire opened SatA. - Anderson, 33-year-oH few. the treaty before Aug. |0, by attlto conference could be held. Mr. Truman alto tald that he tails'of the new Isw. •hip’s captain, died of a gunshot British naval authorities an­ which date he said Italy'* chance The’ spokesman tald It was this urrlay in Washington “may con­ hat no plans for domestic controls The bill Is designed to dispose wound In • hospital today and nounced that tha formar Liberty for entry Into the United Nation* added Information for which the tain letters from people who were over wheat and corn. J Envoy In China Will of government surplus airports, Dollca said they had the descrip­ Ship Empire Llfegukrd, whlrh would be ended for this year. French government was walling. were "angry at th# martyred Civ­ The so-called "Marshall P lan” 4 gtrport facilities and to aaiure tions of a man and a woman In­ they yesterday reported suns at Visit Businessmen il War President., first announced by Secretary of I IIWIIISSM rag# rig h t! volved in a fight with him outside her pier in Haifa by saboteurs, The ' custodian, 87 year old States' Marshall, is the Doited a bar shortly after midnight. , had been "raised and refloated Herbert .Well* Fay, along wltn States- offer to help European na­ NANKING. July 2 1-bD-Lieut Police aeld they learned Ander­ after two hours," . Jay Monaghan, state historian, tion* get on their feel econo micab General Altiert Wedemeyer, R eported Refugees son skippered a Liberty Ship on News photographers htd been both thought, however, that the lv If they work out plana to .do President Tnitnan’a fact-finder tn (• May , Staye Strike at least four voyages through forbidden to taka pictures of the paper* would not reveal anv what they can on their own. China, will make * preliminary "Bomb Alley** to Murmansk, Rus­ vessel, which the British said hat thing sensational. Oq the m atter of domestic con­ visit to Shattgoal Saturday to ; PAR/S, July u W — A Jevrl.h sia. during the war and that he been sabotaged after unloading Meanwhile a group of Lincoln trol* over grain, Mr. Truman tald talk with American builnessmen Py BOBBY PARKS and they had a big time at ths scholars and Civil War authori­ those mentioned tn his recent econ­ who have heen sharply critical . Agency spokesman said today tha came here eight year* ago from more than 200 legal Jewish Im­ party. CAMP SCRIBE . ties gathered In Chicago pre­ omic message to Congress had to of Chine*# commercial restrict­ 4,BOO more Jewiah Immigrants Boston. migrants brought from detention Monday was an aetlva day for Thre# big fish base been eaught to attending the open­ do with export and transportation ions. bain* returned tq Franc* from ‘ Police Lieut Thomaa’J, Mooney camps In Cyprus. the campers a t Winona. Thera front* th* lake this year, on* paratory ing of the historic document*. tl »nllnn»g on Paae t.lskll Palestine by-* three British de­ laid ’ Charles Chambliss, another A formal statement said tha wai a vigorous water polo game S'* pound, a 6T pound one, and The paper*, a t tha with of the portation. ships might Stage a merrhant ship clptaln from TamShanghai trip "will afford oppor­ in tha morning swimming period a slightly smaller one. martyred President’s son, Robert Mercy Flight Success tunity for discussions in closed sitdown strike uppn arrival and Da, Fla., told him he wa* sitting Randall Goff Tours between Cabin 1 and II and HL The council ring was the scene Todd at a table with Anderson when th* Lincoln, have been sealed Jtfu to to Way* /h e vessel*. meetings with memhers of the of an active conteit between cab­ Cabin I won with a aeore of for 21 years in the library «f Despite Bad W eather American and Chinese business Tha Jews left Beta, Franca, two latter went to another table where U. S. With Babe R uth 17 m l . ’ in*. Cabins V and Vl wagrnl a man and woman were sifting. VMk* .ago aboard the Eindu* communities and will assist Gen­ All through tha morning and a vicious battle of wit* and CongressRandall Goff, 14 ysar old son of Chambliss said Anderaon spoke of J947, th# farmer B. 8, PresBOSTON, July 24 GPi— An in- eral Wedemeyer. In mapping out hearing in "Paper-pick-up* and afternoon activity period tho cam­ Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Goff of 014 to the woman. She got up nnd fdan Warfield, In an attem pt to Coast Guard pilot brought h|* program of intensive study," per* were busy In the handi­ VI won by one point COUnty Commision To treplil It appeared here that former reach Palestine, but wer* taken started to leave the place. Her Park Avenue, Is due to leave to­ craft ahop making trays, book- Cabin a flying boat down In heavy Cabin* I, H.KIII had a . fir* day on a trip that fhoulri excite companion and Anderson followed. in custody at sea by Britisn sess last night within 15 feet Premier T. V. Boong was taking Hold Meet Monday end* and lanyard*. Sonny Gar­ building contest. Each of the throj the envy of every American youth, Chambliss said he heard a shot a nary men. Tha J e m -lscked im­ of Ih e . Weather Bhlp Bibb, MO an Important part In Wedemeyer'* left In tna afternoon unex­ cabina chopped up h i 18 Inch migration certifies lee. •• - few moments later and ran from a tour of many cities with- none ner pectedly, Cabin IV won the cab- block of 2x4 and built a fire 11oneH mile* o f f ' Newfoundfsnd, to rc- Investigation, on whichi. U k tlt.g flL other than George Herman "Babo Seminolp County . . . . the bar to find Anderson tying In -American policy toward Premier Paul Ramadler n l d ttlUL-.TL.They had-tw o-m IW i MOtiaiy" Iftfrim n ai morv an 18-ytit-obi sat lor strict- (tepbnd street with a bullet wound Ruth." Britain had naked Franca to ta lis the China. Informed -sources sudd en with * appendicitis. Since ITI of the cabins were in h u t below .his heart. and the first eabln to bum a It all came a b c u n tu e ia Ike farl 2:00 o'clock as ah equatl totlon •tha.group, but added* "W* Joseph J. Johns, 18, S l-e of He­ floung was believed acting as un­ excellent order. •tn n f atretchcd 13 Inches above board and to hear irnmptalnta, it that Babe Ruth, who la sponsoring ! liaison between the Amer­ ^■4 g jrn mvt force fores them tham to » leave tears the tha J * ™ I& JM j American Legion Junior Baseball The member* In each cabin rontaat. with Cabin II coming in was announced today by O. P. lena, Ga. was flown to a hospital official ican and certain Chinese govsmleagues In tha United Stale*, ask. are hard at work earning points the ground won. Cabin I won the Herndon, county clerk, who h now at Fort Pepperell In Green!an1, ment officials,— T ^ r . will accept tham as Jew- ^ ^ n. ht£ ’. i ” Cr' PU<>M "* ed James P. Chapman, director of tor tholr cabin. Points are earned second,-* In the next part of the preparing a tentative budget far where plan* wqre made to opera:* i*h Immigrants In transit and BBa , f” °*n ,n '________ Ford Motor Company pubtle rela­ by wiiytlng game*, contests, and canto*, the one to boll hie pot the fiscal re a r 1947-48 for present­ Immediately. C A liF IH SOLD that they are car*d for, Braving haxardnua Hying w P tions which la backing Um tour to table and cabin inspection* and of w iter over first won. Cabin ation to tho Commission. U J . NO. I OPENED *T*n if w means giving them WASHINGTON. July 24 OF) TALLAHASSEE, July t i w go along, Mr. Chapman euggeited by picking dangerous object* II w6n and Cabin I came In No Increaso* In valuation* are dltloni, Lieut. William Morrill of to which they are suited," Chairman F. Elgin Bayless of the that hla nephew Randall Goff go like pieces of glass from *paths sacmtl. contemplated for assessment and LakehuraL N. J., was forced to Rep. 8IVea (D-Fla.) aald today madler said. State Road Department today re- along, and Randall was notified. and tra ils .,/^ t tbe end o f the ’ ’ Aftor tha contoat. the campers tax purpose* other than those due uae Instrument* in making th e the- War Anseta Administration .VA j Tha British vessel* were ct- ported completion of widening He left today by U alrrftrr STriht- week the cabin with the most hurried to thetr bunk* ana a to neturxl increase.In value auch landing because of fog and ro- has agreed to aell Camp Gordon • parted to arrive a t a French and resurfacing of U A No. t gomery, Ala. to join tha Bab* Ruth quiet hush fell over the camp as a* new buildings or Improvements, ■orted to "Jala,” a form of jet Johnston, In northwest Florida Mediterranean port today or to- from Scottsmoor to Port Orange psrty. They will visit New Yprk. tbe last notes of up* from the Tax Assessor Sanford Douclnoy propulsion, In taking off from to Grlar A. Quay Blosco, of East rodrrow. Paateatine, Ohio, for $440,100. . in Brevard and Volusia counties. f Cabin 11 won with 826 points bugloFrang out over th s lake. revealed this morning. '■ .A ■ Walter Haynes* Jr. jWinsH igh I Inner Atl State University Promise To Scrap f ,,n,‘ Credit Controls Denied By Truman Violence Flares Up In Jerusalem With Gun Battle France To Accent Bid To Meet On German Industry Congress Okays Bill T T ransfer A irports To Cities 6 Council Fire Ring At Camp Winona Is Scene Of High Spirited Contests K,2tJ,’ k'saj;„k,T i5 'r ; . - _ -a . �• ; 1 - - ' '_ , . • ■v f- PAGE TWO hopes of bulldjng up trade eon taete. The while-giqvrd prince In a golden fni>K«'d rot* said thtough Lie interpteter: **l ent very i.iurii PITTSBURGH. July V4, M — Impressed with the iln i of Ihl* ro rk rn dropped Mbdi- tool* country,.the work being done Itci* ‘■tar* In amarcmunt ym iculiy and the f|iendllntsa of the peo­ whit* - robed, dagger, • bearing ple.” ’ Br JANE KARS Al-ltlam Abdullah .* Ills country Is a 75,000-s'jii.ire WA8IIINOTON — There ar* 1 * neen. Salt Arabia, airoiied th o u g h mile independent kingdom III Ihc about 210,000 blirwl person* in th* 1 mill un an Inspection trip, southwest section of th* Arabian Unitad States now, and an esti­ mated 25 percent of them could bo guest of tha Q. 0* Uteri peninsula. rehabilitated into employment. , th* 36-year old utjnc* flr»« Tlit automotive industry cmTheae blind ar* a part of the d th* Edgar Thompson Work* Motoiisl taxes in 1948 lotalicil army af more than 1,600,000 dla the Carnegie - Illinois Steel $2^07,000,000. ablcd men and women civilians He Is tourlnrfflrniktion »n of working ago who. am for aid under thu Federal , . -Auent j ‘■••wwatlnnei rehabilitation V V prpgram. Michael J. Shortley, di­ Garden Fresh rector of th* Offir* of Vocational Fruits & Veg. Rehabilitation, estimates that the national w«alth could be Increased Fancy Yellow by 12.000,000 if all of Ihexe banllcajiprd people could Ik made fit Squash 2 lbs 25c for lidt-hoTdlng. Selected . Tlie program opt rate* '.n the Tomatoes lbctn.2flc varlou* ktattt*, with 76 percent of tb« overall operating cxiK-nvca Fresh carried by the federal government Okra 2 lbs 25c 8h0rllev *ava an avarag.- of tO,000 disabled civilian* a yeac has Kiberta been tdarrd In job* tinrr 104,1 Peaches -3 lbs 27c Seventy-five pcirrnt of th,>*« re­ habilitated la.t year w en mum Fresh ’ Ployed,' and 10 percent of lUm H Oiati atuwx s »*cmc ru ca Cucumbers 2 lbs 17c had never worked befoie. Shoitley figure* th a t‘about 260,­ i ’ ANN PAGE Californii pviiona iKtom* disabled each Carrots 2 Bu. 19c 000 '. PUKE year, about 30,000 of whum aic blind. Bight now about 170,000 Grape Jam ar* In the procea* of re­ Plums lb 23c dltalilcd habilitation. • • offlcr li Calif. Baking _C'mj.ntly, ....— Hlioitlty’ar . _ lb ja r 25c a training Inttilule In Potatoes 5 lbs 33c combating Washington—tho hTi first of it» l-lnd -r-to stimulate commercial place­ * Frozen Foods “ ment* -*l‘ 1-Aul'UsiIUr‘a-Jbt. tmpluyment »pe<-lali«t* from IS atato Ford Hook 12-os. pkit. vocational rehabilitation agencies. •This is a practical rourxe fea­ Lima Bean# 11c turing subjects which a blind per­ i son must m aster In order to en­ Brussels 10-ox. pkg. successfully in a small busi­ Asparagus Sprouts 38c gage ness enterprise,” **y» Shortley. “On rpmpldt4o#--oF the coura*. No. 2 can 38c Sliced . lb pkg. state repreicntatlvra will return to tlieir home offices equipped Peaches 19c with another worthwhile tool for ui* In preparing eligible'blind rugn Rich, and Flavorful 12-os. pkg. -women f o r. employ mi ut and Rhubarb 29c •ltd placing them In suitable iob».r" n g ~ N ectar" A lot of disabled person* don’t 10-os. pkg. know of thU program, **y* ShortTea Broccoli 30c lev. I’eriona of working foie* ug«, sav fium Id to OS, can apply to fe n »in> it Cr*am*d their atate offices for aid. Aftsr 19c application they ar* k«v*» 36c 69c Tuna lb pkg. 62c making fi.e medical examination, coun­ sel and guidance In arriving at a IONA auituhb- Job fu tu re with the In­ 5 Iha 10 lb s 2 5 'lb d iteel Mill Toured , By Arabian Prince Rules Outlined1 For Touring: B y, * Trailer Safely Disabled Trained For W ork To Aid Them And Nation L AfTU five mtnulks of testimony In a Lus Angslss^ouit, film star lledy Lamarr (abovt) wa* granted a di­ vorce from John Lodcr, also ot the film*. She charged that Lodcr fell **l««p on th* couch after dinner •very nlghL Hs uasd to fall asleep In the movies, too, sh* told the court, (international Souudpholoj AP Nrwsfeaturpa SAN FRANCISCO — Touring with a trailer this summer? From tha land that aeea more trailers than any other, th* Calif­ ornia State Automobile Associa­ tion offers tie** rules: The trailer m ires some prob­ lem*. creates others. Like a tu r­ tle, you carry your roof with you, but vou al.ojsr* ‘ slower and hexkern . vler thanit an ordinary c ir S h P e l r t S E rpadt, “S f j well to the right W on xwide I and on narrow roads pull slide now and then to let traffic piled un behind get gat past. Bast. ’ up Control Speed Never go faster than 60 .mile* - p*: hour. In moat caeca it's ‘safer I to go slower. ‘ . ) weight } ' z r uhooked xt! l , wldt>l^ J r n? th ,n d on behind tntani more car* in atarting, stopping,, I passing and - ovestaking other) vthicla*. I Different atatv? require differ-l ent equipment for Jraller*. In' California vou need a license, an approved signal device, a aidsview mirror, safety chain, d ear-. ance and running lights, and I biakes If the trailer weigh* m ire ' than 1.600 pound*. | Lean, how to back up. Be sure- iiimi " J . 11” IOUR’ 33t ill : lb. can 26c - / * WHITE IRN 2 No. 2 cans 27c. WRITE HOUSE 6 small cant MILK ‘i e 8 Urge cans 33c 33c lb. jar 15c STOKLEY'8 TOMATO CATSUP 14 oz. bot. 22c 1 AP * SAURKRAUT NO. aik CAN . . 11c JUT PATCH PEANUT BUTTER lb. ja r 32c * -**27 fpUTCH CLEANSER . * ipi - - *•- 2 for 19c SUI’ERITE GRADE BEEF • Du z Club or Rib STEAKS 76c T a rg e Pkg. 30c Med. Pkg. 12c OXYDOL Large Pkg. 30c Med. Pkg. 12c Stan'dlng ROAST 73c Froah Ground All Beef HAMBURGER 39c Mtaty BRISKET STEW R h m u i — —------ —* 35c Skinless W E IN E R S 13c Hermans Largo Assortrosnt . COLD CUTS 45c Bwlft’a Brookfield Oreakfnst SAUSAGE Lud*by i-n, B s r 63c P u r| Pork SAUSAGE 50c Woodbury Herman* Soap lat* 10c iweethe&rt Bar 14c SMOKED SAUSAGE 55c SIRLOIN STEAKS LOIN CHOPS 69c 81c’ r .,.™ «* SUPERITB GRADE VEAL opa ROLLED SHOULDER 65c • an< m * w !‘“ lea>26o: 3 .0 I V * i i vv At.it t v r v S«l*rt ' 63c M*d|um. Blxa____________ W -* V / OU MAY HAVE BEEN •' ' * ■frV ♦ A . H H p I t * <i * tk ■ 3 If, ■ 'MAV hi v ’ , ; " \ FYWf « ^ I- * iiKr.iis - . ; ;r.*\ w5Um lila k i. t ula itv lr HMiry To m s C. Will***. , __ t y Ujt*r. <» t- •»“* L«»ulM To i:*m,ii Thomukon. H.wtll. W. t: •*»* 4*m$ u „To U. T. N .iM I •« ua , Kj»< *_l ; */.. AI*sands'. 1‘rrJ «*«D) To l-* itltu. A l u m i l " *IU* r-lurenck, J o h n K- »*u*. »*««■> Ilir U l To Nu»| lloihy K «l C. u Will mi «iT«ry. . ____ __ Florslic* Juhn K. ««u* F#*av T° N »*l Itoitr stal Y. I - O^boary. Slrnty, Will * *iu* Ua*K .To A. lltnjamln *tut Urk*i*. • lllahk I.u|b ilvlr ir«hry To Ko.a Kmllli . (Ah. Spa*-! _ .. , t‘***4ll>khrr) i u r 4 »n* lac. To Frul A (Tali* *tu* xiaxln*. . .. It,union A.waril To Klmoro r. Hronson - i* i .. m -'f, J» n ,* . J « lin - M. -J» t- * . o* A m * » « * II To Frank XV. Joh.s #»u* N*lU«' W -. . .• • • , UHAI. KaTATU MI.UTC*AUKS b stta p . II. n. •*us ll »m« To H«»thk II. JtnXlna niti. Piolii A AIlKila To Ftorlila I r.-1 i S, It,,..iin-ni *v K’ More... To H arm o n Thb new booklet loll* the b«8t and cheapest way* . • i g '• ' ' - :> - l ' • 5.50 each ' low coet o f oil bou»e heating m ethods found b e d V : • •• V* . • ‘ * ’ . *. - \ • .-• • ; v fo r Florida. Describee advanced, im proved, poet . * . •' " - 1 - Cases, nixes 42 x 38 ij , 2.95 pair* ■ w a r e q u ip m e n t a v a ila b le f o r i n l t a l l a t i o n th ie '■ - ■ THOMASTON nuturner. R ight now k the tim e to get aet fo r even, Clark. p«.-V dependable w arm th next winter*.' Supply Yard To m mi nun, uu iton orrieE . ■ Quality Muslin Sheets Size 81x99 ..i....3.75 Cases, 42 x 36 pr.1.79 U BWl THIS CSUrON TOUT I T ^ f l BATES FI*Je-, Atkinson stvlr Norman J,‘ Atkinson Va. Jokn C. DtcVotkod Const, C*. ' , ■ - , j Nuimtn J. Atkin.on Va John . re*m slsl frk ain u ii i.unnT fd r c rv tttliu ix n PJMtWVT Naihssisi JarkMtn Ilk and Pom.aranlt* A V I — Framo House. WATWW COgRBCTION • I.f.i, 111 Isu i.l Av. beautiful . {■ ■ • i *%ii ' ' A«*s3*-*v-.rr - * & * s- > j ■ MWI P— t ‘ Sr ; ■ •EM* ■ f, . ' M nortaent of patterns. y i -* •• • -• * itr ‘ •• . ’ __ WORRYp 10.95 PURCELL’S ORRY INSURANCE* A Regular Ad “Wa cloths the FaeiilyW .' — Therefore,. In the name of humanItr *T>d virtuo and rcllgiuri; .n tho name of th* Gra*t God, our common rrc*t»r *ml our com­ mon judg*. we appeal to the na tions of Christendom and .. . ' ask them that they will regard us with the sympathy and friendly consideration to which tho ik cu IIaritlca of obr condition entitle ux and extend to u* th at eomlty which mark* the frii-hdly Inter­ course of civilised and indepen­ dent communities.” So I.IIktI* iKcame a fire, Imleprn^ent republic. Hut nut until 1862 did tho United State* recog­ nise It aa such. Liberia hni al­ ready I>een recognised hy Great Ilritail/and Franco. The period following U. H. re­ cognition was • proxpi-i^rt one rrlan for the Negro Republic coffee rominanded a high price and waa tho principal export rtaj>1e for many year*. Toward close of the century It largon to he supplanted throughout ths world hy Brasilian coffee. ., , , Time and again . Um United flu tes stood in the way of attempta to encroach on - Liberian sovereignty. Today some 2^00.OO) people Jive In Liberia. The 100th anniver­ sary of Independence will he cele­ brated by a two-year-long exposi­ tion in which foreign nations have been Invited to participate. 1 CARRY ANTI- L*-j ; ^4. •it, ______ yf,r 0( lh^ #f‘l ■t - V- ” FINK ENTERTAINMENT FOR durinK BED SPREADS I Twin or Donblr sixes In a ~ = — FincHt duality Comb Percale 72” x 108” it rereale the efficiency, d e a n lin e u and surprisingly CIVIL SUIT LAW i W BATES’SHEETS * Uso. . l.a. nn .. ■)Food* -N,« • rtiales-Dtv. u i n - i n i . oofr uOon in , F of w ls C nrp. V8. F is d y ja d itia . d t i In* tiutlniM a< H s ilitm F o o d »*o*i) Iismags.. masts 4 -- ■ to boat your hom e. Based on • study ju st completed, Awn. I.udwle. John H.l To J. C. Ho*chiton A C-n rollint. All—rf II. *lu s Flora L m To Firm .n llom* Adm. Jonas, Frank W. siux N.lll* it To Farmtn Horn* Adm. (Blip LIUT Carraway, Ucthmald To J. C HuIrhUiili O Co. vATisFATiog n r v io N T a a aR x W.IU. W. J Jr. To Joha S. Flor •SCO MUX IVsST' H I * H7 1:li Hlart nr FU Amsrlcxn L*(lvn To Old Olorjr row No. I ll Ahamonik Fpiliist. t iio x aiu n L H iriecusMURS • Cleitn Stores With Everyday om all account*, n* tough from arrount*, had hsu it nx lougn Ii — )(jlt of c|t'|cs |a aa follows: e* our own Mayflower clan, " h e p . . . . q j,^ t Hoynton Hcarb. Cocoa, th* main contingent »t,U | Coral Gable*.* Danta. Daytona i? n.h*bii! , , .hr out "r.7^% lu v e’ it .L wax driven by ;!.r,-T fierce hnative Ft. Pierre, Hollywood, Homestead. tribes and wax forced to tako re­ Key West. U k e Worth, Mel­ fuge on a xmnll Island, afterward* bourne, Miami, Miami Beach. Newnamed Providence Island, owned Smyrna llrarli. Okeechobee, i'nliobv a mulatto British tn.di-r. leer, Pompano, Hanford, Himrt, ■> - .« Here the pioneers resolv.xl to Titusville, Veto Ikaclr and West * J w stay- for the time being. Elijah lleaclt. Johnson, a leading colonist, voiced Palm Iotwrcnce Hlrxig, Jacksonville, the thoughts of Id* fellow* when now serving as Dixtrlct Governor he put foot on Frovldenc- Island of District 187A; and Taul Htlne, and *nld "Two long years have I Orlando. Govctjior of Ulxtrlct 187C. ■ought a home; here I havr found will assist Governor Keller III the one and-here will I remain.' . conduct of the session*. Seven month* later, In August 1922. Jchudi /yhm un made the trip from the states and took over Oliver Ancles Trains virtual "leadership -of-the-- strug­ A * Senior Forester gling colony. Hy th at lime the settlers had fought off _liotlilo HIGH SPRINGS, July 24, (Spe­ _^tlve groupx’. 'a n i «rtabnxbe*l. n •■i-^ww_iI - ■,!n[|iii|**ta'*- on the main- cial)—Oliver Amle* of Sanford i* studying'to become m senior fores­ '"siow lv amhtediously the colony ter a t th* annual forestry trnlnlng grew. Each year ahurlty after­ camp sponsored by the Florida Service. The jwhool wards pressure grew In Liberia Forest .... ....... - to „ be for complete Ocetlom from the ing held at Camp O la s o Male S o c i.t y . ‘ . P a r k e ig h t mile* n o r t h o f h e re . A convention met to consider’ Oliver Is the ton of Mr.__and Mr*. Steps to Ik taken. On July 20. J. O. Andt-x of Route 2, 'lo t 165. Oliver lm* aucceeafully cum1847. the convention Ixxin-d a De­ pitted tho m * t year work at the claration of Independence. Delegates agreed that the form forestry training camp mid holds the Junior Forester certificate ami of ’‘Ve-'.V government would la? pattamod upon the suiresaful completion of after that of this r«nrntry. and a II • ‘ flag waa made resembling III* basic rouracs at the present school h* will Ik awarded the Senior Fores­ the people of the Republic ter certificnte *lgne<l by tho Pre­ of Liberia, were originally the in­ sident ‘ of the Florid* Doan I of habitant* of the United States of Forestry and Parka and tho Stata North America. The W estern\ Forester. Coast was Courses Oliver Is studying this (JU„ ,> of .Africa ... . . . . .r^lceJixl . BPVi by . American Iwnevolonre and philan week under supervision of n cmIwra of tho Florida Forcat Heivlra ■thropy for our future homo. • •re: gum farming, tropical fore*, try. use of forestry tool* ami UmIkt m\n«iiccmrnt* telephone line construction «nd roalntentncc. and forestry radio communication, log­ ging and milling, *nd law enforcer ment and forc*t protection. . .- , . .. ^ ■^s» - Friends’ “Where Customers Send — " Founiicl liy onc-tlm« slaves^ the O little nation today looks with pride on Its achievements during the war, when It produced mor.» crude rubber "than any other rountry ex­ cept Ceylon. . In 1817 a group of influential Americans form.-d tho American Colonisation Society In Washing­ ton. Suprrtne Court Justice Dj*hrod Washington, a uephqw of G4orge Washington. w*i. clecled president and Francis S,-ott Key. A author of the “StaepSponglcd il-n# ner.” vlcc-ptesl.h-nt. Offier InflO entlal men of ‘‘Who’* Who” status Joined the society.1 One of the Society * flrat act* was to sponsor the emigration to Africa of slaves who had achieved • r»i oAiti M»'l ir.tr Is* i* fk their freedom. . 7-xi11 In 1820 the first contingent of 88 emigre* left the UnlL-d States for Sierrn l.oono* WVut Africa. Rotary District Meet! They found It unsuitable for col­ onisation nod sailed aoilih tn SlterSlated For July 27] m hru Island^ Here 22 person* dli-l, “ Including air the White men in the The Annuul Assembly of Dls-I pnrty. three of whom Wert* Col­ Uict 167 II «f Rotary International I onisation Society agent*. will be held at Vero Beach J u l y Within ^ y i - a r - a n m i ^ .r .t o u p ^ ur 2U Miami, an experlition left the temporary District Governor. .. •sttlemenJ to travel south down The Assembly will Ik attended tha »oa.T of Africa ami find n | ht- by other delegate* from the_ total manent home. of 25 cities along the Florida Knit The expedition soon ryached. a (Toast anil Okeechobee Region. Ihrl llkeiy-lboklng arm next Lj the club pnvldeut* and secretaries be-! present site of Monrovia, capital ing expected to gain at tho %e* of Lib*~ia, apd bought a co a.tali ' ^tba fira *lning ’ essential to iuc-| strln 430 n iik slo n g am 40 ro„ fu| administration of club af-4 iI CSmpt.II. F.pa To Tlm M a Cr*JIt * ltivMtm«n« Co.-. Thomiunn. Uarant *lus Hsl.n II To Fla. Cllrui I'r <t<l uctlon Crd N svr U TI Jr. (roll. SWAP 'ROUM' MUCH . WID TO* NEIGHBORYOU EltHUH LOSES A f r i e n ' e r e l s e Yo u 61TS D t WU ST OV IT it - . Kumlly T. *. To Alh*rt »■ Col* lint . ius Flora Ik *. ■ RORK ROAST BEEF LIVER »*, ai..ii», Ncncy . ra.n *H*r e *” ii To c T a . w aw *a«ta «*“ » t * ' 1* **■ jn-ielan Asslta* toe. To CaiwlU rr. UaiJiiu Inc. v . l.umh.r and 57c B ‘.c- litlt w. Boltamy. v FISH — FILLETS Haddock FUlata 4Hc Rad Parch ................ 44c - ■JLh. vs. \V|ilnl,.* 4 C, A. • t b ^ Fsrn A. T » S a n e r F . $ » •* •» • •» V,S , *?.U V , „ 40c v ■ ph“” By ROWLAND EVANS. Jit. AP Nrw.fcdtu'rc. W riter WASHINGTON - T h t tiny. Neg­ ro Republic of Liberia will UK) year* oM July 20. Situate! o n -th e west coast Africa, liilKtia owes its existence to a group of American sta'esmen who felt, aa early as 1600. .Out American Negroes could find a new and b etter'•way <>( Ufo SI girt” Trt&. i! imw.™ , | >svclx>|ugi<ial sn (|,sp lltu jls tesla un g i\,n . and the applicant, te plar.-d on the tig h t Jnbi1 A Postidacentent folluw-up li m*d* In every Instance to determine w heth­ er the Individual* is m ak'ng th* proper adjustm ent and so on. Ik fore an applicant la ready to take on h Job hg ha* to dentonstrat* he eah* raanag* on* to fit* Jub* In 20 different industries. SPAflE RIBS Loin End* I to 3 lb Avg. ATLANTIC “ ’ "k .. . . Court Records ISTARD Blended Whiskey M proof. U% grabs M itral spirit*. Then, if n.eessary—and this has been,found tru* fn.only about .20 oL of the ease—that physl-Mtatwtion plogram b*gln». __ biiludes surgery tn ren.ov* _ HoitaM am).disability. In many llkthncSl attlffcal devlr.-s ar* proVt.l.-I, su.li *• limit*, trwoe*. h**ring wid'. glava ryr*-wnd w on. ANN PAGE | — t-------------- --- --------------WANTED TO RENT unfurnished houie. n or 4 room, w „, Three Feathers Distributors, Uc., New Yorh i dividual’* own hopes And d eities iipvsva taken Into conaldcratlon. » Ain't it swell Ain't it dandy* Nowenough sugar fo r homemade candy/ Room Sf nor)(U „ „ „ sirs ' 100th Anniversary ' HAMBONk'S MEDITATIONS Hv Alley . Observed By 'N w o -----Republic In A frica HIT V o ti' D O * -To ■ " “ ‘ ' „ Catcher Ray Lamanno of tin cinnatl drove In seven runt In un<> inning with two hom* runt while wi|h Muskogee in 19.13. ' T o I-a te T o C la ssify alralebt Une. then think how you .y y sk .47? ,.. •* IMil! lii 39c p Chock VOur trailer tongue weight I on a public scale, first with tho! hitch seal*.« flrat with tht hitchs connected, then with Iha weight! supported on the caster wheel. I t 1 should be around 160 pound* for safe tracking. If more, you need auxiliary rear spring* »ud d or 8-ply rear tires on your cor. Walrh the Hills DonT wait too long to shift gears going uphill. Never stop on an up-grade units* absolute*/ nereixarv. . Uao Intermediate or low gear going down hill. Save brakes brake), th* / When 7, , applying-. a “f***** applied *h° uld *pp ® fKond iwfor# tboi# pt th# car. I and P " " ’* overload the df.w crs cabinet# In your trailer. Maximum trailer -weights ao-' cording to trips: | For side roads and mountain road* up to 10,000 fact—1,000 lbs. Main highways end not too mountainous terrain—3,000 lb's. Level main hlgtpeaya, provided overtiied radiator auA ax«car . . has .ow .. m (r,.] m , _ 8iooo lbs. FADE THREE THE SANFORD HERALD. STANFORD, FLORIDA . THURSDAY, JULY 21. 1947 THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1917 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA v;uy •HOME CONTROLLED” t <401 Kant First STTTM •»- 4 * Sanfnrtl. Florida ' LOW PRICES ____ :____. 1 ____ Lean All Meat B-meUx* H. GR \DF. \ WHSTERN' IUDY UF.EF . • A lly C u t W h ile It L a s ts SIRLOIN. T-IIONE, ROUND or V ChUck For Stew 8 AI.F. Club Steaks -• Square Cut Chuck Brisket . Realty T«> 111 19c lb 59c G rand* Shipped, Not F roim . |in'*s»-d X Drawn lb lb lb Hens Moircll Little Tig • • Young Tender *• II A M S Round End Shank E qjlI. . • • to Baby Beef Liver H) 59c UC 49c * aL -Bienic Hams.‘v. j^w Grade A W flti rri S<|unr<< Cut lb 1-ftS : i 47c | .* - 1» .y ^ = r— Wisconsin l)*l«> Print Ih 43c Yellow Cheese In Our Self H - Cheese-Case III Sanitary Carton* • • Cottage Cheese lb ctns. Wisconsin Morrell Yorkshire Sliced . — Rindless Cheese lb pktf. II) 59c Breakfast Bacon Virginia l.'gv. Bundle* W estern Cobblers 2 for Miehi^nn Cntif. Sunklxt ■ Celery I A’m o n s New Crop Fresh Stringieax Apples 19c Beans Honey Dew Melons ea. 25c Golden ltt(|f 3 lbs Bananas 35c • • -Nn. t- Red Rlt*» Klbecl*- 3 lbs I‘caches 3 lbs • 25c Potatoes 2Ie NO. 21. CAN F A N C Y KRKriH IM tU N K PLUMS DELRICH 19c MILK t : /. t'o i.o it p a k II) ctn . .LIMIT fl CANS K T A L L ... BLOSSOM 27e S CANS 29c . NABISCO 12-ox. etui SHK. WHEAT * 25c 2 PKGS. - 27c SNIDKK'S 0. B. CORN 2 CANS LIMIT 1 STOKLF.Y’S ORANGE ... NO. 2 DANS . 2 URN.SKITS l!F> IIT. 15c MAYONNAISE PT. 35c 19c 303 LJBBY iSUGAR PEAS MARIA IIRANI) C R U S H E D ....... - - ....... NO. 2 CAN • ‘ PIN EA PPLE WESSON PINT 43c OIL QUART - 83c 33c • SN0WDRIF1’ I-Lit. ASHCS ' OTMI* _ VARKUNO H IT E $1.20 2 Sm. 23c Lire. 31c -N O . 2 CAN 35c PIN EA PPLE NO. 2 CAN STOKLEVS CUT GREEN [SaORTBOl .. 15c BEANS UNCLE REN 1-LIL PKGS. lb 42c 3 Iha SI.21 35c 'Cm 2 Pkg’s 10c TOM. PASTE NO. 2 DOLK-S PIN EA PPLE JUICE 2 for 35c 12-OZ: JAR WHITEH0U8E APPI.E 15c JELLY 46-OZ. MOONKIST RRAPKI'RUIT 27c 2 CANS Bacnrmcnto all green --------- — - M o - X c a n •'», Corned Beef H u h lb can rills Jlrand ■an No. 2 can' qt. i f Roger’s Fancy Sugar Kist Sweet iia ln ra N a. 2 l/J -c a n Cock O’Walk or Roaedalc Pears No. 2Fj can • 35e Mara. Ann. Fla. Grarle A EGGS. U e . doz. 71c Rprind RWcr Creamery IIUTTER lb roll 73c Peas No. 2 can r BORDEN'S 6-ox. ran JUICE Hni. 12c l.gc. 30c 3-I.DS.. 42c ’ MARIA BRAND JMCBD RICE lb . HEM0 Jar 59c _ f*r OkUTO H0MI HU1TH SKU U/hw/iMjCLOROX i/a Gul 27c CAT cm DOG FOOD CAL0 No. 1 Can . 12c, OCTAGON CLEANSER 3 Cans 17c -V- * •*. • y "sttJL'i' . •• - - 22c 8WIFTB IIOUHRIIOLD GATOR -W . *V \ ' #- !—T~.-- * ROACH HIVES hi ThU Newspaper - - T -.- 05882630 -V 4 ? " m :r I Storrrll I’rlde Lamb Shoulder Rib Lamb Chops Carrots . Cuban Avocados . • . . Ur 59c CLEANSER Can 11c - i P :! fig*. . m m • V- - * ‘ B reakfast Sausage lb box 15c Ural And Hut ................................ ..... s* S ’ * * • - * * •• • v �, / I / _______ ,.«?, .,..' .•■>.-1—. . . - r- ' V r i 'T t - ' -V.,,,-. . »,>•* -f4L*' — . . ■ PAGE FOUR e= »*’ THURSDAY. JULY 24, 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA l THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1947: PAGE FIVE THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA ■W5 = againit dangerous qunekv and Wayne B. AJbers To Cosmetics Are Risky awindlera In the cosmetics black j Recreation Group The Sanford Herald Economic Co-Operation market. R ecalls these article, !■' Business In Berlin ID TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Formed By Baptists E«taktUk»4 In |*M are scarce, women bid high lly llllll TIIOMAH P a k lU k H S ail. n f » H IM an k r Bj RUSSELL KAY ______ The Pari* Conference on European economic co-opera­ price, for thr rontJnt* of notMes, •■ 4 ■ ■ ■ 4ir ' • ! AP -Newsfeature* Warn* R. Albers, state eignnThe RaptUt Youth' Cluh was tion ha* discarded politic* in favor of buaipeaa, *aya Paul lia ln a . riarMa . B E R L IN A woman’s -Vanity1 hoxea,and tube* that 'tTten are ||O I t.YWUOlS, July J4 '.n — Uer of the 46th Congresslonol IM* organised Saturday at the Firs*, I ll M,aa«lle A itaat ■old. in under-the-counter trade. . Ohali, who i* reporting it. Each y«ar hupdreds of thoutnrda banquet at 8:90 P, M. They will Raptfvt Church annex with a jrroup Van Jtfhnson i, a HoilywoW ts„- j tr |rt „f jhe Town,end Club will lu* ran he n dangerous buriorss If ahe drive to Tallahassee for tha night Thev have found In te st, 'h a t In .Berlin’s Ry—aii octi r who doesn't «ld hjlttj K„rr,t ,peaker durirtg the alltiuva lirr cosmetics r.a fm l aa w m l rla a a aaallar Tho co-ordinating committee will constat v f sixteen of picture* and feature atcrlei and breakfast the following morn­ of 10 young people signed us ...If t*1. .111 ft«,„ itiMitsafir . t iIi'ii* : . ■■ , st /,C.inKrei.. .. .1.. mprketi «■LnS. CL a 1,1 Ouida Fennell Ta P r i a k r r VT. 1 , 1 * . a l I k a Ta a « o l l l r a jwlf utsoit Ilia dram atic-talent!. | ,|Ay ,ui.r .t i|n(f 0ft .a the vMil pubieixing Forida are 'printed In ■1Id.trk She might get hob! frequently perfnnte, and toilet delegate*; ona -from each of the nations in attendance. charter mrmtwr* after aptfrttving I f a a a f a n l . P l a i M a . « * f « I k a Aaf new,paper*, magazine* *nd ing with Governor Caldwell and a set of by-law, which Included * For that reason, lie Ii asking 1 *|^na| iti^trU-t 'o f tho Townsend <jf some rxplosive perfume,, some water* marked "high test" have A decision has been made to obtain economic information the I f I » a a r » a a a f H a a c k *, l<*T. Wed JDhn T. Morris trad* ioumala of |h« nation. Thr members of hla cab in et-at th* for Jighier roles. i Club Ills tglk will follow a cover poisonous lipstick or an c a i do contained high content of methyl statement of purpose as brln.c ’ to hla onlv with the concent of ench government concerned. Wprk value of thia favorable publicity Cherokee Hotel. Following this nm.i.Avn l. dram Most urtor* U lieve they • could r,j ,|{-y, luncheon to lie held nt cologne with high* content of alcohol. In the once-glittering provide for ourselves and our ■Ml r.dlior FRIDAY will be carried on by an executive body of aix members, It impossible to estimate but it breakfast a State Patrol eaccrt Mr. and Mr*. H. B. Fennell of Mr*. Nollle Anderson Moor* of of other denomination, re ­ tackle Hamlet in u moment. .S*>* io ;0tl o’clock at the Tourist IYnt «r. methyl alcohol; likely to cause in­ Kutfueritenilamm German women n o iinox nr.A i will take the party to Apalachi­ All day meeting and picnic of Sanford announced today the en­ Dalton. Ga. is visiting her vister, friend, and Investigating committees will look Into problems of runt into tha million,. have been known to pay a week’* creation and entertainment of the Van: "I still have to learn l o j^ jj mvmb«ra and friend, at* in­ flammation of the skin. lla a laa a a M a a a a " cola where homage will be paid to C. 8 . of the First Meth. th /W . 8 . gagement and approaching marri­ Thia publicity doe,n't Jukt hapHe vvould rather have Uottss I vitwsl to attend. Mr*. Roy R. Wright. Europe’* transportation, supply and industry. wages for a lipstick winch might hixhett and must wholesome chat- set." Official, in the* city drug, bu­ Dr. John Gorrie. Inventor of arti­ , odist Chufth will be held a t 10:00 age of their daughter, Ouida, to tiR ir n iP T io i iu T r .1 a musical than his current "VirIt la plnaned and executed peter. reau are waging * hard fight prove poitonobi. The smnilness of these groups and their 'practical «n. ficial Ice. Then, following the P a ia k la la A ta aa ra ; A. M. a t the home of Mrs. K. W. John T. Morris, son of Mr. and V able and experienced publicists which he wanted pal . Jimmy Dunn, playing a d ru n k: Dr. and Mra. U. D. Caswell <f The following were elected as tuous. • -*• approach to the situation are factors which should bring who know what publishers want, beautiful Gulf Coast Highway O f O a r r l a r . n a a k — -----------I H trron on th* Country Club Road, Mrs. John Morris of Bartow, Orlando and Mra. C a tb srin ^ Holly officer,> Joe- l/uggar, pre,ident: Keenan Wvnn to do instead Oj In i'Kille.i McCoy.” comment *1 -TS O at M aafk . , ...... they will go on to Panama City ill* Townsend Club will meet The bride-elect was tp-aduate,4. ofJktU nO h’G*. were thd gu-safason ______ oT "Slum I wierit *011 th* uagnji all! i n about a solution to some of the complex economic problems how to 'prapara it and have the acquainting' thamaelrea with tha tkaaa M a n l k a ... ------ — U ta -4 R u J d .^ tw e iid e n t: the Tourist Center Vt 8:00 from Seminole High - School and W ednesday-of M r,. J. B. Ray syiu forle Sheppard, secretarv-tt'en- Van'* liefiter dravllng pruver.4 AAD necessary contacts to place It tucAla Maatka . , I get is drunk r>de,” . . . David i marvelous development-•th at • ha* a.pa f Europe. Upon, the solution of these economic problems eaaafully. o'clock With II. Q. Lundqulst, pre- attended Huntingdon' College, Mr. and Mra. Troy Ray. Ima Tear- - — .............. The redhead it currently cam- ttclznick got tbc final bill _un-vThe .should follow, the working out of some of the political prob­ You don't Ret your' five memtwr adult adsurer. A taken place'Tn this 4 section during lt. presiding. Plan* will be Montgomery, Al*. for two veara. publicity A l l • a t t e s t , M a ll a a a . a a n l a a» lems which concern Europe as a whole. The political road viiorv committee was atao selec­ paigntm- for n mustrnl vatjlra I'aid,line Case." which "ill be! iatdet council all 8h* la now a member of the * for the district picturea and atorfea in m scaiinn the past few years. Luncheon will. of the oldie. “ Private Live*," with released Mlaa Ruth Hand haa arrived In October. A mere I dav meeting of the 5th Congres­ teaching ntaff of Mclrosa .High from F lorida.State Univeirity in ted. , a*rriaia,^ i a ,'r " i\V pa"fr»aa Ir -will •>• amoothcr when the rock* and bum pa of economic Ilka Lift, Parade, Look, the Rvtur- he served a t the Edgewater Gulf Lana Turner, l.unlle Bull and, id Ui.*0U.000 . . . Eleanor I'atket | T he’rlilb wa, formed following a and 11 r a l a l a a f a a A a . w J J k a a k a n i fk A l a » upheaval have been removed. I following sional District which -will include School In Melroae. . course, Krt-nsii VYyitn In the cast. day Evening Poet, Colllere or tnet- Beach Apartment* rallahas'ee to spend the wecHeml her 26th birth Jay to-, al r a a a l a r a d tr r l U l a a ralaa a business meeting at 10:U0 and • Mr. Morris I* a graduate of the with her father. She plans to te- a rrcominrndatlon from ihe youth Frank Slnatiu may have t,» do celebrate* rohoTitan newapapera like the Chi­ a short bnaineaa session In th* .. .. _ S Wioor« unt I a covered dish luncheon a t 1:30. Bartow High SchoM. Hr served turn on 8 unday to Tailahatsee to committee of the church and or­ some pet -i iial appeamntes to' day. in Canoe, cago Tribune, New York Timet, afternoon will be free for relaxa­ lalaaA kaw apapa, H a p taaaalaA tne*+e-tnrr' ‘•use J Warn* B. Albert, state organiser, with th* United States Navy at attend the aeeond summer veialoit. ganization meetings have been llaaa. l a a - ra p ra a a n la T k a lla ra ld Cleveland Plain-Dealer, or Kan»a» tion and a’ swim In the Gulf. A H ojv T q K eepjfu^balids Happy 4hw w ar-w -rtw v rp rrrTlT1 full „ f % \% kltla. Don solve* th e ' * ,Ch CUb held during, the j t a rt weak* Jm I k a a a l l a a a l XU 14 a l a A t f M U l a a banouet I* scheduled that ayening will be tha main speaker and all various posts Irr th* United States City Star unleaa you know your tlte Walcott-Maxim light hr spotty irnhlrm by placing hi, two oldest I TfSFflTTigT'vvilr i>e he lit front 7: 00 • . f l t f l a a a a r a a a a l a l a l a a A l a ffca I l i a member* and friends ara Invi •nd the party will spend th* night th Af rica—ilmlng ttir atuff. Friends of Mr. and Mr*. C. 8. o’clock until410:00 P. M. on Sat- sored liete. tian k ie never accro* tmv, In eh , 1kb while lie', working aal r lllM . la tk a f r a a l r p w llk oa-Edgow tsi Baoebi ‘ • ‘Moat women don’t know how to keen their huahand TErWB 1 war and ts now attending the Baapita . Ih » - f ar*-tltat Ptwrtde p r i a a l p a l k a a d a n a i l t r a l a l~ k l a a p a Buchanan w ill' be Interested to imlav evenings with * Informal 'to ^ I'Vriurbeit at»nit hla many on "Sleep, My uve." • In the Tourist Center at 8:00 I>. M. University of Florida. n i ,»w m»«* •- ................ .... tianij"" Iliataft'LitWlreh^e tJouId In Todays Woman Magazine. publicists arc underpaid and for The writer, who has been a learn that they have moved Ihelr game, and joerasional •perl "The Ghost and Mr* Mti»r" special en* adversittrs. Says n sign in In, with H. G. Lund<|uUt presiding. member of FPPRA sine* It was the raort part unappreciated, they riraasing room: "Be gentle with . . , is n delightful*:'.“ different residence from Th»ma»v!l’o, Ga. tertalmnent bring provided. T k a H a r a M l a a m r m k a r a f I k a Mr. Gould, a consulting psychologist, states, “A man. like organised, la planning to join this those wlm ate iingt ateful—or flint. Depleting a romance of au to A tlan ta.. They have visited* In A a a a a l a l a i l ' l* r r a a a l l f k la a a l l l l a d a woman, will lie happy In marriage if he gets what he are among tha ablest and mo,t “Babe” Znharias I r Talija Irani,, dart's, croquet and District Council all day rneetdistinguished caravan and I know successful. to be found anywhere r . r t a . u . l , l a Ika aaa f a r ra p a k llSanford several time, anil have rhecker* are among the attra*- when dander dlsJ^Hs your no English widow and the ghost t • . of th* 6th Congressional Di* a a t l a a a f - a l l I k a l a a a l a a i r a p r l a l a f wants. Most of the girls who are now young or middle- In the country and have don* *nd I will gather some mighty in­ bleat gesture*.' of 11 sea, captain, it i* told with tlnn, and mfmtierihip I* op*n to i n i k l a a i a i p a p r r , a a w a l l a a a l l aged wives grow up with a dangerously wrong slant on the ar* doing a. magnlficient job for teresting material for future col­ trict of th* Townaend Club. 'Ui* Good Housewife Too m ade. many friend, here. AT ,Catv Grant leave, In a week charm ami taste. Seldom off the AP nm a 4U|MlrliM. those between the a-ze, of t.l and business meeting will begin at umn* on the trip. * Florida. • subject of what men want from them.” Friend, of Mra. Ben F. Currie 20 who return'the application card for England where hr will con­ ctcen, rC.ne Tierney handle, her j By ADELAIDE KEItlt 10:30 4 A t M. and a covered dish “I've learned one startling fact wilt be glad to terra that he and slrnrd hy t lr lr parent or gti.irdian. fer with Alexander Korda «n,l heavy chore to (lie extrot of her "Women f-hould ask themselves the following questions,” Men like Dick Pope of Cyprcn about PARK and GENEVA AVENUES AP Ncwafeatures Writer luncheon at noon. At 1:30 Wayne changes that have taken THURSDAY, JULY 21, HIT Gardena, whose marvelous pic­ her twin son*. Frankie ami John­ Although the club I, sponsored tty Carol llrrd on the fit it of light}'right ability and. that I* Mr. Gould continues, “and answer them honestly.1 Golf champion Babe Didrikson B. Albers, state organiser, will be tures have crashed front pares place out there before even leav­ nie. and baby daughter, Connie, tha main speaker and all member* la more famous for her work with are recuperating from scirr-* : n r * the Baptist Church, tnemlierahlp i*rtr» «f film, with International plenty all right, ex HarrUoq I* 1. Would your first, honest reaction he “Of course-I’d time and time again; Peter Schsal ing my Tampa office. Instructed MATCH FOR OPENING DATE made lit ox rtlrnt a« the simile, and George and friends are Invited .4 - * a braaale than a broom, but her of whooping coqgh «t their home I, open to nny, regardlev., of background,. It will be happy anywhere with you” if your husband unexpectedly of Silver Springs, who linked his hy our secretary to make hotel re­ HIHLK VERSE FOR TODAY Istanbul with other, following in Kamlcr, «hine, in a htlrf part. church affiliation, who meet the husband aaya ahe Is a vrgnderful proposed moving.to a strange town or even a foreign famed attraction with Niagara servations I wrote and asked that nt 008 Elm Avenue reiiufrementa nn«l w|to will ,ign the Aond- il, t aim .' and Mopta t ml housekeeper too. FEW HAVE NEEDS THAT country? Falls and the Grand Canyon in th* a double room be reserved for the mertlliership pledge staled on the After the conference,,’ I nry m ARE UNSUPPLIED. BUT WE night of August 2 at th«i Edge-Htr husband is Georg-* Zaliatlpublic mind: Boh Eastman of Mr. and Mm . G«"rpe E. Well,' rn , hr»e lor “Mr. a (Handing WANT MORE THAN WE NEED. 2. Do you feel teasonnbly certain that if your husband Marine Studioa, whose leaping water Gulf Beach Apartment*. as,.one time wrestler and now a and daughter, Gladys Wells, will bark of the card’s "In nrrentlniT tu Build, -111* Divam House," with Ihi, membership 1 understand that IT IS RIGHT TO DESIRE LIM­ gut Into serious trouble, lie would turn first to you? fight promoter in lb-in. : nim ,. InIn reply I received a courteous porpoises have grared lhA parci, A ^N ew sfeaturra leave Saturday for n month* '"ac*l.oy.. ITLESS SPIRITUAL BLESS­ 8. Do you get an instinctive feeling of happiness when you of thousands of publication,- New "form letter" aigned with * “ruband "the champ" live in n si •able tion I>e ,pcnt with friend, and re­ membership in the Baptist Youth Slyrnc Dear Judy. • Dn'hl Niven fiuhihr, **J Cluh U an Junior and a privilegr. INGS: The desire of th* righteiu* know thnt he is in good»spirits and feels fit? house surrounded by rose gnidvns. ton Perry of Wakulla Springs with I her stamp" informing me that my It seems moat of the ktd* have lative, In Halford, N. C . Phil a del- and il^tJl.#iIL-#«>w ^b e n y ^ i aa hcfi’U U4»feUL-*«4>^23frllt'thsp»TT• hall bf granted.—Pror. 10:21. “Babe'r the perfect . . d -.44 be hi* trained fish and State Cdtlrge- reiteration had been inede at 17 four.-! fasclnatirik ways to occupy Doe* he frequently discuss hilt business with ,i* hi. homeland ami "Bonn!* I r VTHtib aTicI ilo nothing to •aid with an .a p p o in tiv e g iia juA Aquamalds; Howe Sadler, SadJer, dir dlr-ctorl day aleeplng purpose* onlfl only I R h lm ^ to u rw rb u a ^ c n n T Aquamalda; w tor I a ja y (for flwpin* tbamaeWea during■ iW tb#lMsummer, Prime Charlie.’* fl J lu . ^ -.s. - ^ **>• Florida -Mawa.and PboUtb-l-W X* p ^ 1Uly-wa»,^ d - thd/-(y— ^ , r t W t T n d t n honK??rsPIDrrcg. aflcF ’tho American Womens golf two week, in Sanford. Me. with hrlnr discredit on myself nr the Clnudettr t.’ollfert, on the olli’r * l l M I - n a u W )W tM jn i i f i |i yrttt W» t h f tfixhCT OP o th e r Service, who. with Roy Beckman would be necessary for ms to send njBr job* In town have drifted out champion came home from Scot­ Mr. Wells’ mother. Mr«. S,r:i Youth Club. hand, is ilraf to the many offer«l household chores In >*our department of the home? “ — ' M ‘ a chrck ‘ * *for $25 'in “tho 'form of* * ••• - country where land with hkr sixteenth consecu­ Well, They also plan to visit for of* th* Florida -State Advertising tomot th* * berry pickin' BOCK — SHARPE CRYSTAL she ha, had for film* ahroaj. COLORFUL FLOORS a week in advance or my they seem To have lota of fun. get tive tournament rhampihnirfnp,,#** T tS w lS v , in Niagara Fallr. 7. Do you frequently help him with gardening, home repair Commission, has been doing such deposit Many decorative, effect’s ran h* She argue, th at picture* can be ’* amateur golf title. precious reservation would be British women’i an (Mstanding job for thr state, aa muekAo eat a s they liky and work or other tasks in his department?. wotked out with asphalt tile floor­ ntade just a , r*|>ertlV bet* *, good pay beside*. Helene xaya the i couldd go on and "/IB the balance “pulled." It look* like Florida is She’* got system women Mr. and Mrs. William It. Wray ing lyu-ause It l« manufactured In in Hump*,* provided film n>ahrr»' flrntiHfitl mttlrhrtl set of dear cut rrtslnl tiindsllnir of 8 gohlela, 8 Ice We »fe wheie it mowed in 8. is there anv book you have read and discussed recently? of this column with name, of developing another Gold Coaat- • l earned how to square dunce, would marvel a t She goes through haa r plan to lenve on ttatuiday for atamlardlzed sizes and a variety apnlt mote tiin* ami realism. 1ea<>. 8 sherliels. 8 salad platen «nd 8 cttcklwll g l a r e s * * 9. Do you and he jtartirlpHte together In any recreational 1 realise that “Mr. . Rubber country style, at the Faturday equally able men and women who that houte like lightning. She Cleveland the oilier day. Ihey Burnsville, N. C’. where Ui«y will of color,, hoth plain ami ntarbleBail'trc tttn|iw>ck Is hll* these' Stamp." the resident managar. is i g k l dances and writes *.hal she ara serving the state effectively sport ? visit al the Nu-Wav Hotel which better enjoy this lummei weatoet the** «!,*« 1 to— Wn,t-r-- .• •• 40 for only 1 v just hired help and qius: carry out ran't wait to get hark to show the ihe Ju s t pitches into it—seems t*-owned—nnd operated h r Mr in a public relations capacity find 1 eiipt f.'i her, fine 1 -1 It ' while they can. It ii liable to set jO. Do most- of his. friends like you? the policy-of. the hoteLI’m aurNjxt month, August I, 2 snd 9 ike she Just punhes those chores Wray’a mother. En route '•» llotn,fang. Taylor can't seem tn wotk Ihrii Do ypuJIke .inoat of hla .friends?_____ _________ :— cold qeit-winter. Borne coed* are anxious to drop right out of the door in front of vlllr they will vi»B .1" SalUhstry. Progrnm Announced I ’time in a n d let tie shtitv ytftl lliiw w o n d e rfu l ItarR ain! id be exact, the Florida Publicity pr-iscd I was not aiked to send a assignment, ronrurrrjitly. Bob. 12. Can you remember in some detail what you and he and their school books and hav* some her. Public Relations ( Association passport photograph and my fin­ N. O. a n d 4on their way hack to sank mmi«t*yhe. I* .now timklugl talked about last night? For All-Day Meet "Tlte IIikI, AVall" ami ba* nothing , have ' play before they settle down to the will journey to Weat Florida for gerprint*. I'm afraid they’ll I think a lot of housewives Sanford they will be the guests c f WM. E. K A DIOR, JEW ELER lt‘» a good thing the Preiident 18. Do you and he, In general, enjoy the same radio their mid-summer convention. In­ to "pull" my reservation for I’m . serious business of doing a sum waste time Just hating to tackle Mrs. Wray’* sister and brother-lnset heyotnl. "I gne*v III .havsi didn't appoint Kenneth Royall programs? Th« Rev. Ito u g la s E C liarlp, mer Job, however. So the girls who the Job. Babe Just slain* at it* and l*w, Mr. and Mr» C. S. Ilmlmnan. stead of spending the Xhr^c day not fending any 125 advance to t , srhedtiled t.i •.|i<-»k ‘on the p rog . to watt foi Gaide to tutu dcvnl belong to sororities (Alphn Kappa, does It—and then >>e* ojt_and ami daughter, Hilda K ls w r Secretary o f'th e Navy. fh ra th* K When he talks to you about something fhat interests period listening to long-winded guarantee a $7 . obligation. The some picture,." he laugh,. DuPont people are hiding their Gamma Phi, Bet* Chl_TUeta and play* gtitf.4 ram for the nll-dnv meeting and Britiih no doubt would have at­ hint much more than it d6es you, do you really try to speakers. President Frank Wright manager’* Theta PI Delta j a l Carroll Cob light behind #-bu*hol-»-4 picnic tomorrow of the \V. tt. C. Well,” arid Babe, ripping open and Executive Secretary Frank tuned they owned the Royall listen to what he is saying rather-than day-dream about French have planned v ■'visual thev should put him In one of their lege In Waukesha. Wtac., ad- the parkag of nylons she had just Regional, District tt. of the Kir«t Methodist Church. rned for a week of play at bought, "I’ve found out the-secret The meeting is being h»ld at education" tour designed to ac­ hank* in charge of loan* to widows Navy;------ ----something else? rby lake* where they settled of finishing fast is to go at it nnd Housing Offices (’lose the b<•me of Mu. It. W ..Herron . l.r>. Do you like your husband’s company as much as thst quaint theae publicist* with the and orphans. down to a merry round of sleeping. get it done." on the Countrv Cluh Hoad and charm and attraction* of this fav­ . See vou in Panama City, book , . of any girl-you know? Gratilioppert arc teported eating, ringing and Just having will Irfpln et 10:00 o'clock. me un at the DIXIE SHERMAN ored section. Babe was a decided contrast to ATLANTA. July 24. bD i-Clar“If you can answer Yea ‘to eight of these fifteen fun. A good tim e was haJ by all tho girl who won the British cham­ enre N. Walker, regional housing about to ‘‘take" ihc Plant City Rer. Charles' address will he on Meeting at Wakulla Spring* the HOTEL whera they cladlv mad* the kid* report. pionship in a pair of fsdod blue expediter in Atlanta, announced the subject of "F atlh ’a- Five Hare, area of Hillibotou^h county. Ana question*, nqd am honestly trying on most of the other*, afternoon of August 1, tho croup mv reservation and didn't ask that Baltimore kids are kept busy corduroy trouser*, aa she lounged that regional offkexiof the hous­ —Theit Conirli'll!Ions! Trend and for dial matter anmething ‘ought ynlir husband will probably be even happier ten year* will hav* an opportunity tt> see I tend my right eye a week In daring summerp with n c th* --------------i , . - tbetr Y- In her New Yotn hotel, tthe .wutv ing e/p o liter and "ft district inn Value" At 12 00 o'clock a jilcutc this beauty spot and will en|oy a advance. . from today than he ta at present. And he a can conaldcr to be done about the gtsuhoppers Teen Club*, formerly known as th* a sm art hunter.'* green frock with atruction amt locality office, were will Ik* held and,during Ihe a fte r­ himself 'happily mnrried’ right now!" concludes Mr. Gouid. Girl Reaervc*. part of th« YWCA. a gold and emerald clip and bt ace- closed today. noon sen,hoi Mr». .Edward Kirin thia vicinity. Thev roll hospital bandages., atuff let to match. iota"’ that developed during EMIGRANTS TO U. tt. . The functions oT these office,. rher will -|>eaU_ U> the* group on tov anlmals for .sick,children, fitsli- — “ 8hg-m*ke«'-*-"lot'of her own 'he'*aTi7,~linM- I-i-t 11 tt-i min.Vrd nr ! ’Tt,,r ,.“ U,-TitT.tilT and TFie ’GoIden BREMEN. July 244/V>- Amef- i* w>r. Oddities Of The Grea t ' American Communiili are laid Ion corsages for the hospital trays. clothes loo." said George linking nil employers have been relrased. Rule." • , • lean official* said today that patient*, make quill, and |)|s ref twin. "She can knock out ■to be backing'Ifetiiy \Vatlace~foT 15,848 emigrants and' 4.H5S re. FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JULY 25 Thr season ticket sale of tha I ^ ^ e c t Voott and clothing far Ku a house dreis in a couple of how a. Thomas Jefferson insisted that bis bopk. Parliamentary patriate* had sailed from Ger­ new'Baltimore Colts of th«*AUPreiident. They evidently want rooean fam in e. Manual, be published without an index or page numhers-so L got her a ’nice sawing machine. many for the United States In America conference ha, m u * •omeonr who will take hi* umbrel­ T h . C T ; Vl 7 ’d r these club. In She, got *11 thoee gadgt* and th# past year. They were admit!- the U rg ed crowd drawn last' '•■ la to Munich and come bark that cheapskates.could not look up information while brows­ fde alt. and. one of the moat unuiual ■he ha* to try 'em otn. tthe made the offirldlA ttplalned,' ander ton by -th* defunct Miami 8caing at the bookseller's! is th* cIud at the School for the a lot of culottes .(divided skirts) with “peace for our timet." T)i«, renowned philoaopher, Immanuel Kant, was a slave to the so-called “unused Immigration hawka.. Blind. One of the students, Clarice Bothe. designed Braille card* for for the Scotch trip. But 't wa* so , - .his habits. He became accustomed, while lecturing to one Sanford is not lb ■ the club’* bingo p a rtie s^ : - cold sha couldn't wear 'em. \ r r affl°f h,s to f,x his eye* on a certain student who al"She doe# all her own decorating Large, roomy hijj, in colorful stripe ptaatie" in For •recreation, the cldh, take having budgetary trouble* there uor<» the same cont. which had one button misXing. too. And she doesn’t-hold out if to the trail. They team up with the day,. It ii a common complaint One day the student appeared with the button sewed on. ■he need* to paint a room or two. lin«lt*rrtrtn or handle ktylea. Value, to 7.23 One Rack Hi-Y bova of the YMCk lad go among Florida ciliei where home The great thinker was so disturbed that he could not lecture She get* out the old paln*bru«h on hiking- trip* and plcnkw . V a lu e , tn 21.SB . •lead exemption, and other ex­ that day. Jh'ew* Cue*. • Patricia Travere and go** to work." Up to this point the girl who cTCIlfton, N. J ., 1* back after ap­ emption,. are cutting into munici­ After having become one of the wealthiest men in the pearing aa violin aotolit In I nndnn has won laurel* In baakethal, base­ pal revenue, at a time when mn,e world, Andrew Carnegie spent money lavishly on travel and ball, track and Javelin had listeneJ and Liverpool. . . . and mor* fund* afe needed for art. He gave away million* of dollar*. Rut he could never A group of Jzetween 50 and .5 more than she talked. Now ,he mcdfit operation*. The _ DrLar.dj bring himself to send long telegrams. Often he spent many high school boys and girls of Nor­ ta t up with a new spark in Iter walk, Conn., formed the "Peppy •ye. Sun New* report* that city faced precious minutes trying to cut a message down to ten words, 9M • "When I go hom* I'm going to Rep*,'' which th*y bella-M to be with ) 38.000 deficit for the eomit:? , Webb B. Garrison in Your Life, redo the whole house." sho said the only teen as* political organ­ year and the City -Commitiirn' 1 *------------------------isation In th#_U. 8 . ThaMjo limit "I'm going to do it in eighteenth is from 18 tb 21 years god the pur­ century English. Thsjr m*|te U i* burning midnight oil trying lo Florida, aa well as eight-teeing Sight-Seeing C harter is to ’make the now. and thsre is such a variety pose of* th* ■" club i-' 4 ’’ service. • pare cxpenic* and find rome way town's teen sgers politically hep. of tables. Whn we bought the Robinson’* Transfer of Sanford 4of railing enough money to pay Sought By (Company ‘M e kids will meet every mon'h. place thing* were hard to get. I M * kid* h«» asked for an axtansion of it* I Jumbo Shrimp • Mullet the bill decide on the candidate* they are Just thrsw It together." contract carrier certificate, andi July 24. (Speeiat) Application Austin Lloyd of Fort Pierce will' "Well It 4boki good," said Ruffled and Tailored *.Style, interested In. even though th ,y are Red Snapper • Red Bass ■ Orlando - ’ * “Transit It Co of th* Company not yet of voting age, and help George. "She has the walls in the £re»idrnt, Truman’s unexpected to engasr* In ttate-w ld* charter be heard on hie application for' . Value, tn 8.95 pair . Flounder the s candidate In his campaign. Hying room pale blue. And the • Pompano luthorlty _to transport canned appearance in the Senate yntcrdjy •nd slght-se-lng trip* wilt he eon- Juice from “Fort Pierce to Tampa. Meanwhile they will h* educating chair* and the rug* are kind of Crab Meat On** O'M Lot to * • Clams where he ,*t among a group con­ • Idrrsd be the Florida Railroad themselves to be polltics-wrtse ,o rosy red. Bhe m ade. her own Th# commissioner*, consisting and4 Public Utilities Comiptrion of Chairman W. B. Douglass m3 th at they can make proper deci­ drapes. They're kind of flowered. trolled by member* of ihe opposi­ in ScollopB . • Fryers OUaudo .July 25, it wa* an- Commissioners Wilbur C. King "Babe's a good cook too. She sions about their community and tion party mef with a receplicn noun4d today. country when they are of voting can fry chlcksn Ilk* npbody's buslend Jerry W. Carter, will conHens —64". Square, Regular 2.98 Thik hearing alto will eontldtr duet a series of public hearttng* in marked contrail to what migM ness. age. . . . •ppllaetions of two other eomp. value*. h a v ^ happened in alraoit any tn Tampa before going to Orleindo. „ . Vivian A complete Uno of Seafood and Poultry It* for additional state right*. pr. foreign country. Burma, for in­ au - FREE DELIVERY 1 Now A .98 stance. We' are "told that one cf appllwl to f on exten.lon* extei of. It* New Zeglaad In 1769. Harrell’s Seafood & Poultry certificate 'of public convenience 1 1 IMWth* hardest thing* for fowigneti S l l N. French Are. Phone 1164-J Thera ar* S.400 miles- of railto understand wa* why President snd necessity to authorise It to operate charter ' trip* over read In New Zealtad. 4Roosevelt didn’t have Tom Dewey ALL SUMMER HATS w p r i i n r executed after defeating him foi office in 1944. It (* utterly im­ FOR LADIES /2 1 • possible for people not accustom­ ed to democratic way* to compr, Orlando Highway At French Ava. hend how men can disagree so MEN’S violently and not actually tlsy . ■■ WASH ROBES each other. Hollywood . • Speak Sanford P e r s o n a Is Sbcial Calender E a m : n r ZiitzT. 4 WILL OPEN SOON ** TEEN TALK - .a - f e '* i M ifc; m FORMAL LADIES’ SUMMER DRESSES LADIES’ HANDBAGS OPENING HARRELL’S CLOSEDl r CURTAINS .. ■ 44 • . .. PRINTED LUNCHEON CLOTHS CLOSEOUT ’ PLASTIC APRONS 49c MEN’S :r-SHIR4J'S. . Crady Burton. 1936 csndicLtr lor governor, and *1 preirnl look­ ing with longing ey rt-o n th* kllornry general’* office, was a vivitor in Sanford Wedne*d«y whm n# told ut about hi* »on, an Arv Bapoli* graduate now on duty in Trieite. "Everybody oyer there,” fl seem*, “ii * politician, but tbeir idea of politic* is .• lead P«P? ^ i h a stick of dyaami:r in it.’ That seems to be the trou­ ble these dsys in rainy parts nl lh« world. Moil of these peopl. » ’ • no conceptiqn whatever o( whet democracy mean*. There ii no compromise Jn_jhcB U -_ao_*l fort to make the best of a b*d birgein. Every political faction m u t hav« it* way 100 percent w, l UTlaw* they V i ,hL .But n™ 1wa“ itart' hf only know. ed out to led you -gbout Grady rton, H#’i just taking n tight teeing lour around the state xt prrsent. Bs»t wr’ll bear more from '»•-— ; 4 w..*m m STiept c //c /^ n 'M Is Specializing; In /4 CLOSEOUT FOR Sea Foods . 91 M ?* S' 4- '4. ENTERTAINMENT - REFRESHMENTS. • FOOD LOCKERS- H A M S - FROZEN FOOD THIS IS A CORDIAL INVITATION FROM THE. MANAGE. WENT FOR YOU TO VISIT “YOUR LOCKER PLANT". FRIDAY, JULY 25th 7:30 to CHILDREN ACCOMPANIED BY P J .. > 1 S tii We AIbo Have C h o i c e W estern Steaks And Chicken t ' ‘ ()i . Coma Out And Enjoy On« Of Oar Sea Food Platters Soil,! Rtuf, TSn. Yfllow.BejiiUr 2.00 v«lu« y f//7 /o A J - ■ Frock oJ f R ayon Cord that ^ . . *__: rates a rave J Terry Cloth, Seersucker, Oxford Cloth and other good quality materials. S ire Sm., Med., Lge., Ex. Lge. CLOSEOUT a • .' 4 i We jant can’t overstate lla cleverness, ita all purpotie wear and the quality, of Ita wrlnkle-frao heavy Rayon patterned with a pin atripe In a choice of popular colon*. The hip l*"g*h jacket la juinrUed. pogkgtfd nnd b e lM and combined wllh arttarl walking, aklrt to make It an enaemble auperb for FalL Available In shea 9 to 16 and PRICE MEN’S AND BOYS’ SPORT SHIRTS Fancy Patterns, regular value* to 8.76 CLOSEOUT j.6 9 MEN'S STRAW HATS ^ ' . . MEN’S UNDERWEAR SHORTS T a n a m a s , Leghorns. Solid white or pattern*. — Baku- and~othBi,~ ftnfi* ~ f l t m — quality "cott<5h‘ material, full cut with gripper fastener*. Size* 80 to 44. Refv.YAlue 1.25 Ji . �THURSDAY TUB SANFORD HERALD, BAN FORD, FLORIDA Ijr t u y victories, but a fear of clck of San Fr*nri*co. ami Thum- Ore., them were carried to extra linlraa< Marlow of i'ortlaml.Ore.. dn>p-[R. C. to conquer their foe*. H ire* of; p*il Warren Cumplwll of S-'alllo.' the 10 acvond round till* went!Wnah., In 20 hole*, over the *>'heduled IS hole*, with! Four rltlet had two nproeentafour of the 32 opening ma'clira' llvr* each In the tourney at toe-off going over; • I Mine, of !i A. M. (CST). They Shedrlc M r K a i n „t M.mnhU.i " * r* Franciaco,.Calif.. Ulanla. (la.. St. Paul, Minn., a n j Ral­ e g h . N. C. . MOBILE. Ala.. July 24. -VP)— . The th^rd round pairing*: • K.lunl.1 Krvantl. ItKroit. Mich, Wirt Gammon, epofta editor of ^ v*. Robert fiilve.tri; Han FrancU­ the Chattanooga Time*, wa* reco. Calif.' •iected prraident of the Southern Al Cla»en. St. Paul, Minn.. v«. AMoclation iporta writer* here Wilfred Cro*»!ey. Atlanta, (la. Courae. Italph Vranetlc, Detivur, Colo, yeatrrday. Today, though, they were play- Stefai va. Jack Nounnan, I.c* Angele*, Ing fur keep*. Tin- wlun-Ti of bole*, Calif. thi* morning'* third round and fn , Don Doatert. St. Paul, Minn., (hie after noon'- fourth round will, went va. Charlea W. name*. Atlanta, go into the 3<>-hole ncmi-finali I Jack (la. Friday. ' (>l!f.. Avery Beck. Raleigh. S i v*. The HI. representing the remain-, phi*, Matitto Ca*o, Seattle, Wn«h. der of n field of 179 Murids-.-, won' | I'hilio Gordon. Oakland. Calif., IT PAY! TO LISTEN thrir Iwrthi hy fir*t nnd tecond fore I v». Kinar llanaon. Kan Franciaco, round match play triumph* yea- rry o Read H ie Ada trrday. . Kennt Benjamin llughe*. Portland, Moat of them had comparative- extra IN THE GROOVE m m m m m zm ORLANDO. July 24, </P>- The rampaging Hanford Celery Fed* were aloweri down by the tight handed elanta of roqkjp righlhan I «r S u n Zedatl* in n 7 td '2 milted . frefo p t.kit>e1t.*eee*otlnrf fan* wht. came to Ttnkrr Field to partici­ pate In the ItMfl pennant railing Ctrrmonli-* and to honor Ixtu Ih-vll, Tommy Hyde ami fjrjicJdaJat----' lleVIt* Hyde and Major ambled Into deep center fjeld to rai»e the pennant, and upon their return war# Introduced to the fanr preeent by Dr. R. M. (Doc) Huntley, who Immediately itarted a cullecUt n for the three Senator players. The Collection netted $305.45. and wai divided e<iually among the Buddy Lake, on the hill for the ede, and Zedall* hookrd up In a Ip and tuck hurler'a doc I for the ir*t three frame*, hut the .Fed ghthandtr began to weaken in ta fourth and wa* nicked for a ngl* tally. The Orlandoan* tqllied another (core In the wixtlv. •Five hit* and a aarrlflre netted the Sen# four marker# in the sev­ enth. the Bevllmen tallied their final run ln.tha alghth. TonfRht the Fed* entertai .1 the Gainesville G-Men and Charlie BIs*«n is on deck to handle the burling chore* for tha Murraymen. — .'lA N f O IIU Tyl«r. >»» • a U - it - M . I t J U r r la a t u n . if uanrray. i t S p a ct mirennaii. At MeHon Leeper Pitches Victory Over Pirates Mason Loeper, off again—cn again Gainesville southpaw, lim­ ited the Lee.hurg Pirate* to two hingliHi laat night In racking up a U to 3 victory for the G’a, l-repcr fanned 14 and (aiued hut eight free ducat* In turning In the win. The-TaUttr* AN Jim In^ rune aero** the platter In the top for the 14th fram e tp lake a nl)», and tuck battle from the St. Auguitlne Saint* hy a 4 to I margin. The ailing Daytona Reach Is­ let* were trimmed again hy .tha DeLand Red 'Hat* in a 12 to 7 contest with. Ren Bardin, D-tLan I righthander turning In the victory. Line (core*: l.erihurg 000 020 001—3 2 8 Gainesville 100,000 41x~H 9 0 Bolra and Hall; Leeper -endjlul,- ' IM t t k v /fb c •tie f l e r . . ij eweuto chrffiewtz ----- V . r e .V llV r X **3^ /Rs \ A, f \ jlS . ----- A*S S P R ffe is O Je . o f U k e ReimMffeR spiTffc . j id A RAT&tf*. PfTMAt* A• ldPiA*4 odftoOK* . A t CAMS OF FroaA OKlAdJVlA CriY . * ✓ -'tf- -fA e i £ * a s vwefffi t»c map A.eg<mA4riWAi» w h e w ;n r , e e w e r h a g * »i . s ia v t m Hm s a -t p a x Davt'ona *010 003 0 1 2 - 7 U 4 DeLand 602 112 00x—12 II 0 Foster. Meadow* and West; Bar­ din end Btelnecke, Waddell. ' . ; Total* (ItllU The Sanford American ’ «-gion Junior llairlMill aggregation drop­ ped a hanl fought tilt to the Or­ lando legion Junior* yntrrilay by a f> to I margin. IJoyd Swain to«*e>l for th<’ Sanfonllte* and allowed hut five well arattrrrd blnglrt. hut the Orlando team nvJxcd their attack arj-n Via aarriflcr hita to ]>tieh arrow the needed margin of victory.. Winter Park tripped the Cocoa ■m i n i and .a*, a rriu ll will mret the Hanford Junior* in Orlando nt Tinker Field tonight in the -<-mi final* of the double elimination tourney. The winner of thp Sanford Win­ ter Park conte*t tonight will meet the Orlando team for the district championship. The team* will play at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow. Ml. If COMMENTS H *\ II*. S t B r w l t l . 11 i Rotwrlton. lb 'S id *U «. ' ~ '* 1 Cnlifomift Melons— quantity Might* l(r*ervrd Price* (iood Thru July !8 p SKA BRIGHT. N. J.. July 24.! l* ln p n llt (>P>—Frapk Parker of l^i* Ang-i iHi.. Auauttin* elr*. *till smart Ing from his recent I nt Spiing Luke defeat, will have i U rl« i-d « E tre rn M a n n ln * J M cM an u **. chance tu allow. Ida m rttlr today HANK* *lll> . ;j T r i * r . Itu n * li « lt * i l On I l r .u i « l . . Ia lk a . . L a k h A t r e u . I .y lu a iu l. • I« iil> - m X. when he meet* the top-ranking lIM . r *>at.ui « - r lk U in u . T h q -I i i h M U ; Z e d a li*. IIP.UK *N TIIKIIF. foreign playrr, Francisco <I*nnTti*e-ta*a hil»> T li« '- i|v W a lm W* **• Jh a t 8tan KarpWiski cho) Segura of .Kcuadur, in a tte .a lta S a.tcrd ar b an *. I .a k X l l T .i t n i n M r il m .i i., Urla ndo • ,haa « • I -a al * • * * 8 * c r it ic * * :. B u l l . I.e w l* . Z - la ll* . (uni run limner agiliat the lh-lntul uuaitei-final match of lh<> 00th t . .Hit *b ill** t , ■1 Double p la y i.m irm v l» H a lirtfi.il Red Hat* In St. Auguatiuw iui»- Annual Sea l.awn. Tenni* and I ’* I It -I "tlfe---\ L a d on h » * » n H a n f-'i.t k .^ D ik u u tu led Jtiuv.$204.90. Nt4 U J - f tw - e (trickct Otnh *InvttatliUi .TuilfiTal*4tl.tlkit «. M. - r - * I I J ^ 'l .d T T U J .- „ f f S 7 T .I I . t .- k * circuit awal. Incidentally Hie hlu>v * , J t l l t b t H t.u rl* out |.» Z c - 1 .lt. X. lA V* - MUt« I n....... 1-ak. II n placad lit* •Saint* lutrk »n Up : Parker, who won-the title hem f o r t * a d d o t ia--*b«u a, L f J a n ln r * m» \V t• t i>ln>-.-■ top of the' heap in (ho Florida In 1839 and ia *m<b-d no, 1. oaine D * !.n d at 1-aU lki. • ' te d a h * . tcM ln a p llc h t r , Im k e . I ’ m- State la-ague . . . Daytona lluarir>, through the opening matches with H i. A U k U .lin r *1 l> a * l» n * !».*■ li lowly lileta ara really nir Ihn ea»e. He tnppled t.’lnrence (Nick) 'U a l n n v l lt . at HAN KO KO rncka now. They have nearly n* Carter of Kan1 Fram-Urn yr*ter> V IIO W I. i .r a i i i b many men riding the (tick list day, 0-4, 0-4, to reach the round 'olivwood Gold Cup a* they have on the diamond. Hanley’* chunking atalf Kdward Moylan of Kan FranrlaSet For Saturday laManager in a pitiful condition. Wally co. orhu oualed Parker a t Spring Gaddla la out with a pulled tnu*- Lake, ending the In/er'a mne- ■'In - ln n a ll j INGLEWOOD. Calif., July 24vear winning atrvak, three, waa t.'lile e a n : :i Gh-Tha 8100,000 Hollywood Gold knocked out of the tournament n iila .Ir lV .h U E Cup ehnrt on tradition hut long ypatrrday hy Victor Hel*a* of r i t l f b u l g h ” H **ntl* Y e a le fV ta r on eaah. promliea to amu*« It a Philadf-lphla. IVnn Stale Grnv* llntlmi IJ. i'hlcagn 4. t quota of local and national IpterCourta champion, In.tiralght aria, U io o k lr n ». n n r l n n a i l t . \ , a*t Satnrdav a* q doren or more A l. la-ula * , S * w Y o r k »■ 0 1 ; 0-2. l ‘ li* b u ia h *. r h lla J e lp h la * I (nU *» - thoroughbred* go to the pout for Kclxa*. rauked H'-th nationally lil'R s-f the alghth tunning of the event. endiuiut I* warming the bench thu* wa* credited'with the tourna­ .am AWttlllt'AHn |.i:* I. Pel tin Them he--no highly .............. public!- with a tore foot. Hal Shite* ha.* ment’* hlgge.t levelfal. Hr down- will---sad ,Aeaault or Rtymle In th* pro- a aorv atm and* Bill Italw ia In rd Moylan in 3 | minute* of play, iwin.it *J J» -»»» 4? 4* .44* 11 *4 caaalon. There won’t lw a tough, tha hoaipltal suffering from fool to rate today’* apot in the quartor- U—.<ii, 44 4 1 ’ .*7 1 I I C- great little Kcablacuit to grab polaoning, it I* ic|H.rted. Hartley final* againtt aouthpaw Jamr* P l.lla d .lp h la . ‘ l* V .I * ml J » 4* . 4 0 I J*, , th* gold, a* he did in the Inaugur­ naa only two hurlera who aiv Rrlnk of Hcattlr. llrink had lu go W a th ln g ln n II 47 .441 J » ', al ‘way hark In 11138 when hun- In condition to hurl. They are three art* yntrrday to eliminno t ’ l.k-eg o • »» 4# .4 1 *- 111, ,^drad grand puroe* were at ill con- Htahlofirld and Mcadnwa . . . Hill Vogt of Princeton, 4-0, 7-i, n t I a iu I* 11 1* 17* »»'* M»« m I i * Y * * t e r * a r aldcrtd extravagant. 10 8 . Buddy Lak* and Mayo, LangS i. I ,» U I , N .w Y m k 1. Second aceded Gardnar Mutiny /".Nor will there be a handaoma eton'a open air fruit maVket u I'h lle d e lp h tr I . C t* v * la n d I ln ll.1 Chaltednn to win ai the Marv- progiraaing nicely at the cortM-y of Coral Gahlrt, meet* Earl Cochllr t t u n I , r k l r a g o 7 41* la n la e ii ■Under did In ]040. nr a Big PcI.Ua of Third 8treet and Palmetto ell of Brooklyn nad fourth aeeded 1 jn lh* lait rac* before Ijie war let . . . Rick Glllrapte, former Htet< William Talbert of Wilmington I* other two quarter-finals. •on Unlvenlty grid atar and matched again*! Boh Fallrnbur* Cochell cauod • mild atlr y et, But there will he aa . fine, a SJmlnoU illgn School coach, wr> of Beverly llille, Calif., in the terdav when he defeated th* na­ flald a* could l>e perauided ’ to I p ‘tha prraa Imix at tha Munici­ tion's 11th ranking Player, Sey­ •nter, Including two candidate* pal Park Tueiday night during the mour Greenberg of Lpa A ngl lei, “Ruddv Lake Night." Rick ft ; • w h o ju it a few month* ego ehowed 8-6. 41-4. attending eummer achnol In Stet­ their heel* In the $100,000 Santa Both Talbert and Falkenburg AtiUa ' handicap to a mighty son and has played a little, aenuara romidered strong roii*..-nJ»i* uro ball In the E ait Coaat League for th* title. for tha Melbourne entry —It aeemt In th# Women's dlvlelon, topthat Coach Carlfal* llughea of seeded Shirley Fry of Akron, the .Orlando American Legion Ohio. Ii paired with unseedeJ Bar* bars Jrsae of San Franciaco and Mr*. Virginia Horace of Sen Franciaco. •ceded aecond, battles Dorothy Head, of Alameda, Calif., no. 8. In lh* sanli-flnals.* T o ta l* TABLE S U P P L Y =L O V E T T S = PICCLY W IC C L Y THESE GREAT RIG LUSCIOUS SOUTH CAROLINA IIALE HAVEN PBACIIBS—THE PICK OF ' THE CR0PI -1 PANgoitD . Oiiaadu #** loi—e ee# • let tla —i SID E LIN E S declared out. liver* may be Uprlee nomine* or two torow, but th* gold, cup la sat, qdltai of the field, aa th* i point of summer racing at ywood Park. RBTKBUAY’K h t a h s rd Brown, Browne, got four In ffr# time* at bat an-1 In thro* run* to lead »hc ,tc an 8-3 victory o rer th* A ; '■/• a j Bc4ri>orough, Re Ha t a r * -all hit* in pitching a 6-0 over Fryday. .Hutchlneon, > * lj. that ha will nrubAblr work wrtli Lewi. Anderiion, 1946 FiorIda State League ump . . . Floyoda follow tha Xng Palmer handled th* J Boddy U V N ight" cerrmoniea at the Muni In traifto lawa,, elpa! Park like a veteran. Ployi E d u c a to r I t Le Sueur California Pink Meat Calif. Qravenateln California Plums ib 25c Lemons 2 Lb$ 29c Non* Higher! G rtenTop OCTAGON Crtep Green Carrots 2 Bcb$ 17c Lettuce Lb 14^c bS’aahlngtnn Slate Yellow Onions 2 Lb$ 15c Tomatoes Lb 19c BARTLETT PEARS Lb Adults • 40c Chlldreo*14c Land O'Sunahlne Peanut 19e Va. Cobbler Van Brode Aaaortment Cereals s* 1 Calif. Ixing While Kiln Dried Fancy Sweet Potatoes4 Lb$25c Potatoes 2Lb$25c Hormct'a Ultra-Refined Pork & Beans AH Rmnd» Evaporated Rinao-Whito With END SLICES Lb U.-8. Good Grade n P P P * » I» I I « OPENS 12:45 P. M, DAILY Bulk Fancy Patna F i r m H ip * 59c CENTER SLICES Livers Lb DUltYEA . . . AS TOUGH IN TAILS . . ,r AND TWICE AS ROMANTIC!> fllreet" or Park.Arenuo ... every dame the name! bo IrsetU Blue Band Sliced D rcascd A D raw n S eynfour -SIK.HIIORH FOB f la I I P ^?A B KRNNRI)r In “N0l*Y THIS IB AMERICA — “BRAtrry ' - Dean U til. Pig - 59c Soare Ribs Lb 49c TODAY and FRIDAYI! on "Scarlet 79e IIAMBURGEH Ib 39e Juicy RIB $TEAK8 Ib. 73c Reject CHUCK ROAST Ib. 55c Tender. Sliced W est Beef , Lb �g a e g m a s ait-•t'-r.-Z, ■ ■■ . * • " ■ H I E J A N F O H II i m H A l M. *A N IM lM ll. FM 9R II»A !■_ J1. ■• __■ ______ _ ■s r wgi T IIU K S U A Y , J U L Y '24, 1947 PaVCJK S K V B N ■ ■ —i carried other retain* along with of piiuid fuel and the M'-atitlRen' i r B E ’No Change In storm Truck Powered By erated it hut tended to push. up meat Iff hv it enters a small fourY A K D I.K Y V E N E T IA N H I.IlTUS pricea aa welt. It ia gmicmlv the l*omb cleared the plane, Q C rV lC C I s 1 * 11111110(1 Jet Burner Invented eyliudei eitgitie cunntdnl Jin - tly 'J .Vno-rira’a Mu*l llriullfi-l , ‘ t. acknowledged that a. ahurt- corn would tear off tb# bomlT* own to the tytick's iear uxle. * Vluminum - - ('rilar — l'»li.hi-<l Aluminum crop \5puJjl tiju lt tii lea# Tneat_ ling on an erraticc course course. Teal* , \«k llr Fur .I'rrr l.nlimatr leal*| WASHINGTON. July 2L < 1 5 Thr steam also operate, u small S tiT T il I'KN lt, |mi.t July £4. production- n*m*Y?Jt “mill InKlufi. stahdliluK fiu* and send If luml.-l C. c -W, w HeichrHriferr IW cIw M er^ cW P . w . S T E V E N S - i l l 7 W. Hollins.,It - O rlan d o d i t llT f uaf the *WT—A ateaitnpowcirnL t mcl. tnnt niixilinry engine that run* the tenprice*. • * with lei fighter* and small,' ex- U. S. Weather Service, advised derive* it, power from a revel n- eiutot uml water pump. I.'thriea. By,Oy.m A. MARTIN P h o n e 2-0721) uy Official* said tile ueu torn Wa s h i n g t o n . July S4, u n . , . Rep. Smafiler* (D-Ftal y**t«rday Uottuiy je t burner wu* I'tnmn- t ion is accomrdished b ) ii ttoiluvi,,m,„ iWe plan, to strated heie recently hy \V C. ilig oil into the flrum. , Official* li f o t m ■*« |{ovi>rtiiMWt estimate redim-a the | m,nihility derstnod to hat* denmn.trnted he _ j.’1' | __ ____ — — . m*m __, t re p o t boasting corn crop proa- of a livestock feed ahoclaui1 and this point, transfer the southeastern dlvirlei Minei, a Miahawakg m arm fart ur Miner raid p Ihii, fur t.uiiuifaeptcU IM.IHW.000 bunhrl# for help'should be followed by Mine ear The only A lternative ia to slow) office ’of the hurricane warning >r, and Id, thief engineer, I', Har­ ttiring sleAlll pli-pelled trLilts ate pleasure and ■- on- grain — — down th e jel p lan e to « speed aervlctr from Miami, tin halting the rising trend in many mx of* “the ----old I.v'l-, still indefinite. FOX TH E B E S T ICE CREAM livestock pi ice* ivIn re a bomb can he released. | The possibility of moving the . farm and food prices. Miner ilescrita-s I lid engine nr Prfjiiifut Truman, In his mitrThis, however, would make Jet i warning service, however, “will “the fits! completely .»Uoc -ful c;c Try .year economic repoit Monday, plane* little better than enliven come up for review in Novemls-r," glm- for highway vehicle^.** AAF.Seeks New Type ' yaid fear* of a uhott corn crop Ileichelderfer said. He added any. litmal aircraft. Minei explained that the jet W A K t U P B U S IN E S S / * appeared to be nnionit the far* Bomb For-JUd Planes The airntm ent of .’jet bomtx-r* move will lie '‘settled by mutual burtie) jue.l in Jlit- irurk vv.iv per­ N IC K ’S O W N ICE CREAM JK -A d v « rij..,iiig |n , |. / | tor* standing in the way of nec-dagrretncnf'on technical merit*:" fected vtnlv six moiiiltn ago bv Cal­ r* poring another design diffi­ The service, which serve* Flor­ vin D. MacCmrkcn an east- n» Jtt-' i^ p r ic a adjustment*. culty. " , ’ malic otir own Ice C ream , All flavora special crop »urvey matin ida, Georgia. Alabama. North vvntor. He *«id he ha**,>utehnVia! By ELTON O. FAY To keep tha llnrs of the Jet l a i t y — Uelirioua — lle a lth lu l Carolina and South CarMihA, was public Tueaday, the Agri, t'hure from the inventor exclusive tights WASHINGTON—luly 21. (iff— Department forecast the weather- The At my Ait Force* Is seeking fighters wleai—of obstacles that muted in 1942 from Jacksonville to use tlie let burner in h'gfiwaj <y w NICKS plagued ' crop at 2,770,000,(WO a bomb for its high aimed j„t aould , cause speed-.low mg drag to Mikml at the request of the vehicle,. MarCincken had Inm ttM bushels, bared on condition* p re­ bomber*. r ; nose r m -«.d n«>requirements. t« th* burnei fot use in furnaieaburied tu the wings h and 0 $ tm 4 1 4 S a n fo rd A v en ae meet war-time vailing July 15. / The hot ner uses uliuosl any fvpe Disclosing recently that top pri-j of-the Jet fighters, with hulliing Th«.-Department’s July 1 fore­ Both Jacksonville and Orlando ;r cast was for 2,012,000,000 bushels oHty is being given the project,I but their m unU s peeping nip. aie uidding fo r'th e service, If and Modem Umh.-i* depend for when it is ttansferred from Mi­ hich I* abf.ut 57,000,000 below AAF re scare hexnerU added that average, net year'* record im p it fa directly involved in the tests their protection on several tur- ami. of deep pencil at ion missiles ! i»r-imninuii guns operated hy utaltd 0.257,000.000. CHOICE 'central fit* control. Ilcnva how The UnitedJitftle*-haa a for*»t The new forecast la within to begin in Germany. BA-aure th o se ' hoiuiis; to lw; lu provide this massed piutective area if t>30. million acre*. ftut 80,000,000 hushrls of the Liquors — Wines — Beer atimattd nted* for maintaining dr»p|>eit from extremely high-fly -1 gunfire and still retain the aleak. LEGAL NOTICE _ vcstuck. dairy and poultry pri-- ing B-2Va, probably will attain atteanilin* shape of Jet taircraft llitv r In sliillrd iductitn at present high levels. ikipel ionic Speeds belule reach­ for . future bomber* it a headNew H everuge I)is|ien « er Continued good weather could n*r- ing tlia eaith, the AAF scien­ ache. NINTI. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT AAF officilaa said none of INCOURT, tial* expect to find important ruw the gap atill more. gKRINOtU COUNTS, Ice Cultl H eer A ll Tinten STATU OK n.ORlUA. IN CHAN­ ,4 When almormally cool weather, design clue* for th e new lyjos the various types of tiial model jel boiutiei t, of 'which about half CERS. gxcesaive raina and flood* ham­ weapon they ar* * hunting. Privately, they say the prob­ a doien have beetl Mown, ha* had ORt.t.EE J. EI.MURE, pered planting and cultivation lill.I.’S PACKAGE STORE and BAR Plaintiff bombing testa and none has bean the crop this, spring, corn lem is this: Notice Is hereby given to the owners and-or agents A standard design bomb casing armed. eta started a climb that haa tVII.UAU )’ 1*1.MUllK. Phone SSII 112 \V. l-'ira! 81. OefenUaut. rried to near-record level*. This Is acrodyiiamically, fiiiitcty on* ii ii i i s f l u a w — ■■■■ ■ ii ■ J t f ^ J frf'iril“ N H F I* tttnf n r w f t l i f h 'W e 'f ’f t d 'n f -'.D i hirrf. ft I U f use trom ^ aw- - i 'i n * . Herilnghaus.^^exirarniait) JfVeTfMk' pro-peraft. j Slat* great who now pHiya for the The mat, , i I loiuts. (In p iii|. ~Tn nra Florida, that it is the Intention of the Tax EqulfR Ion at current level*. Experiments Indicate that if‘ Brooklyn grid Dodgers; Is .rtc tu ti­ Tot Willi,in t' t imute, who,* rsslJ rn ir )■ ulifcaovtn. The com price rise not only dropped from airplanes tiavcl- er in the off-season. ration Htuinl m the City of Sanford, Florida, to i»You at, furtby notified and re61/ quiird to /'ppear tu a r*ri*.n tv.il of rompiriin Hint ssaimt you (or cTense th e nssesiied vnluH tions on ail Heal Properly a itlviirt,, now |i,ndiai in the Cirfv,lt Couil o( Uemlnoi* Coutiiy. a flat ten per 'cent fur the year 1H47. rtotids, rHuinabte ro-lhs Rule Day "Not Responsible of Ausuu. tth .1t> of said month, lftt. in ikfault th,rsof said , , y . . will prpciut expart*. t--i slu, order hr publjthrd (or For Wife's Debts" The City Cuinmi&hm of the City of Sanford,’ the statutory llm* required hr law. FO R H K N T _________ IlEA L ESTA TE W AN TEDF8 HELP W ANTED (ot (»ltr tunK'.dtlVj. W»ek* ln_Lhi F lo r id a .’w ill sit- in ■final session a- ,» Tak- Equallut* gxn(ard Herald * N,ar«psper o( P n iY K R s'fo ^ ftuT. By WANTED TO BUY: Small house GIRI, for cashier A cosmetic coun­ srneril circulation in said county A young man came rushing Into -day he phones me. and says.kind u( and slat*. tiuli Board at 7:30 o'clock 1’ .M., August 4. PJ17, or week. The Music Box, 119 ter, also soda girl. Lancy’* Di ug unfurnished, walking distance WlTNEUtt MV HANp snJ oHtcist the Clarion office the other d«> and sheepishly: "Yuu can (urgcl that W- 1st S l Phone 953. Store. of town. Reply box S, c o Her­ of office at .-tanfeid. Klorld*. wanted me tu print an ad—"right ad. Me and the missus havsjaveryto act upon the- proposed increase in assessed val­ ald. Jutv a . I> tsfl, I;hit ard Ori*)|>. ofliftHNnilN, quick"—»*) ing hr won't tie rexpon- thing all patched up. And wc tchavOFFICE space in Melach Building. Salesman and collection for white ■iblr for his » ifr’» debt* frum now ing a friendly gla*» ol beer, light ’ fL arge hght oflcea, newly deenr- 6 ARTICLES FOR SALE uation's, and alt pitrgons desiring to file uhjcctiniu Insurance debit, age 25-45. Sitl*> r k of r iicuit CoutL laled, all utilities, heat and <ani^rmtnolo (bounty* on. a» he's Irauog her fur kihhI im­ now." . ary and commission. WYite Box Him# of i iof liti or complaints shall have an opportunity to be heard . .-‘tor service furnished. Col) 803* FLOWERS . 1. D. M. care Heiald m ediately. Front where 1 sit.'tf ymi give II. A A. Dept. .Store. foe all occasions I alluw.-d a# how the form a were folks time enough to think things W ORK W ANTED at this meeting. MrNRI1.L A YOST FLORISTS all clciM-.l Up, and It via# tmi Uto In over, those busty quaiieD that FARM FOR RENT—20 acre* sub Sipes Ave. Just nff O lery take his ml He say#: “ All rielit, come so id ten from misunderstand, Irrigated truck farm. IS artes­ Office ph. 403 residence uh. fllO-ll EXPERT painting— contract or WATCII RKPAIRS ian wells, a 7 room dwelling liout ly basis. S. tj, Grogan. Monday llirn ''— and We agreed on ing will give wuy to toL-iall^e and tenant booms 2 Urgo barn*. BERTS SEW MACHINE SHOP Free estimates. Plume 7tk'l-J. II. N. SAYLU common sense. Three Day Service Monday. New A Uaed Mjrhinr* saUiiiK tor rent only with FLOOR HANDING & finishing, U( course, Ihe forms wrn-n*l {farm. Pn Cameron Avenue, Electrifying A repairing all make*, rbnning & waxing. Our power dosed llul I had kind of an Inkling CITY CLKKK. 115 French—Pbonn 11!>0 (East aids Saufotd, Fla., phone unit enables us to work where ' All Work . - i. of whit might happen. Then Hun[ 192-H. P. O. Box 88.1, E. B. there i* no. electric cunrioetio.t SEE JIMMIE COWAN'S Sheet Guaranteed' available. 21 year* experience, I Stcnre. Metal Works for new radiators, II. M. Gleason, Lake Mary, Fla )N VALE SCENT HOME — Will - new— radiator co rn, radiator 12 Months i IitJuJikiJJl Csfftitkt* iv i;: #— ^ open July 15lh at Chulmda, cleaning A repairing. ROOFING-HOOF Palming, all Fla. 18 milea 8. E. of Hanford kinds. Hrnilh Bro. Plume 1188. The Watch Maktt* —18 mile* N. E. of Oriatido. 1 model A Ford sedan. 1 sewing K>iy <votto— t oiwpa u n s i i prut npen. pii,rh„M .._macjtlne.—w ith, tlr f lrjs . . iimtur. 13 SPECIAL-SKMVICE3 OZARK IKH a tto ait abd vnioy the cool tni-exev LM8 Elliott Avo. Plxui-t (t'Jt-M. A^ ' L Thoroughbred llcrkshlre Bleeding I^rg e -C O N C R E T E HEWER PIPE H R Laki- (’atheriipj. I MATHER’S B M IF OZARn KIN AINT OUT ONE QUICK ’ LO O K / * Boar -for xervlrc, PhoM 540-J, 'grpnudi and walk* safe fiom SElTTC WAV T* GIT OUT UF „ JOS' SCORE TH1 TANKS, Grease Trap*, OZARK'S UR EAKIN' Blue Bird Tavern. , aq|p Daffic. (dirge lobby and WINNIN' THESE HOSIOUNOV FOR TH'PLATE/ Hloekn, Alumlnam WimW*'d uml room*. Real Southern citokthg. Run fro m Hrrcfns, Wlilte cement, Paint, FOR RENT -Floor sander. Easy . THUD BASE Brick eomvtrurllon. Cart twromoINNING... < f \ C IrtMt r Furniture RsLnii'hlaf Pertaa-tile, Hurricane brae.'*. operation. Rensoituble'rater, Han­ P^\ date 25! only. Plrohe or vertto fur Miracle Concrete Company, 300 Cabinet Wotb ford Paint A (Rasa Co. 1’hun* regtrvation at once. Oviomi 2 !'hJ i Elm Ave. PI.itne 1335, 30L Expert Workutsuihip o r, Ur. Martin, Ovie<io'23't2 or write P. O. Box 137 Chuluota, FOR BALE—Llitterork for drleaTHE SANFORD CABINET DODGE • PLYMOUTH Flk- Reasonalild rate*. 1-nrge w s t s ‘ and roadway*—Phun* SHOP PARTS AND HER VICE sedan for gusiwt to visit thslr 124L 10» Palutattu A rt, Phot,# 1011 124 Palmetto Arenas doctor. TUXEDO FEFU« - eompleta tiW-! VA-DE moth proofing last! b ,l*urnished and unfurnished kpartHunt's Tuxnls Feed H<nr*. Vests. Hav# your woolens moth "m en t. Adults only. 2300 MelProofed now. Downtown Clean­ D attar’es A Rsttary Charging. lonville. ers A Laundry. 113 Palm ing IL Ik POPR CO. INC. Ave. Phone 014. 2 W ANTED TO R E N t 4 CEILING fans for sale, lutnov's d ia p e r s e r v ic e Plano Tuning and Repairing. L, I* Drug Hi or*. ' 8111, Its*. 011-W. . For Reasrratlons ur linuiediste 5 or 6 room unfurnished houit or Paints, Poultry Hupplics, Nalls, Delivery to SAN C O R D will exchange rented 0 r»om H1GNB J ’utina FeH s, Groceries and PHONE 21137 By Wall OiHiicy Now Who’s Scared?! house ud Sipes Ave. near Air Show r s r d * __d posters bleats. Touehton A Watson, 12U1 2300 East Robinson A re, Or Undo MlCKIJY MOUSE Base. Mrs. Archie Weber. P. 0 . O— lllfK'H HIGN HRHVICU Celery, Phone 1IDO. . Box 8d, Hanford. O- D. Landless. Phone 1021 " PCBAM/'VOG rVtONRVI ONt MIT ME- I IF NC>U 1 WHY DELAY T H aven new. hitch1 KNCIV V O U tti ■""T en rahinrt designed and custom RAUfATORH rleaned and r*|)dlr Wheeler of Sanford •R E A L E£TA TE FO R SA LE sd. Cohen Radiator Shop, 1Q< built how by C. J. Gantt WoodCANVAS AWNINGS Hanford Ava. Ph. 363-W. *h6p. Phone 770-W. CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS REAL ESTATE Huuie trailer for sale. Cheap. Oil Painting, plastering and minor INSURANCE VENETIAN BLINDS Maple Ava. carpenter Work. 102t> W. 18th. MORTGAGE LOANS Afhminum, Steel, Wood I RAYMOND M. BALL, Realtor PRE WAR Gas R a n g v T s'' ovenJ ‘LAND C L K A N J N 4 AND , ' Registered Broker and 10 DAY DELIVERY Can lie sreri Roundtree Transfer DRAINAGE. “ “ t NEW CATER­ - insurance Agent / 404 Sanford Ave. - . PILLAR DEIHHL BULLDOZ­ Rm. 4 Florida Dipt* Bank Bldg. W e-REPAIR! ERS WITH, P A L M E T T 1 BABY BED, etroller end car seat. NEW, two story, three bedroom j Cheap. I'llone 7if-B. RAKEH T W O 3/4 YD. F R E E E S T IM A T E S DRAGLINES. EQUIPMENT: home. Two cor garage. On A rn sr lot J 10 X 140 In Mayfair. AUTO. ItADIOS, Motorola. Sale* NOW IN TIIIH V ICINITY 1 P h o n o 808 NIMNICHT CONSTRUCTION | 'T ill sell unfurnished or iutaUhed. ■ anij Service. The Music Uux, Phone 855-M. ' CO, ORLANDO. PLA. PHONE UU W. 1st.HI. Phono 853. 2-1881. Income property — 2 bedroom bung­ Two radio cabineta with pi: alow, 2 apartment gatage opartmotor* in them.** Bauer Appli­ RENT A CAR en t, bringing $100 per month, ance*. 108 S. Park Ave. YOU DRIVE IT $7,800—helf cash., Ph. I04»t-W. By F ran Striker The Last Word HIE LONK RANGER 12 FT PLYWOOD boat arn^ trailPHONE IM House on large lot. Corner Hick­ er $100. 1318 Summerlin Ave. emtlCKLAND-MOKHISON ory and 7lh Sfi 700 F„ 7th Ht. . Phone 788-W. [THOSE-4RE ORANGE U-DR1VE-IT. INC. THIS MANS N0J CHUCK CHFRAtAI $2,800. Apply to J. E. Walker, W ithout P ainful Backache ^HORSES/ THREE 20“ pedestal fans. ExrelTONTO HE’S fihF/iMA.N'b 810 Cypress Ave. Hsoy ■ sagsr n tu m en ntlsr* I act etas l a t u h t SEE UH FOR evtakly, MS* lia r dutexse that tk* n#J Isnt condition, hen Sanford ElecBROTHER» - 4 MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING U M t j ikwr tr s e tb n ay V# rin d SMstr*. g k i U te trs s i • R x ta rA (U #7 w ar it u xAND TVI'INQ f 4b. exceptionally desirable two- . trie Co. lit! Magnolia Ave. log Ik* «*#s*s e*U# sod f u l l r J o t i l . CREDIT BUREAU OF slo ry ' house, 3 bedrooms and 6 A R T IC L E S W ANTED U M i T k sr k<lp BHN( p#a*i s yes* skoal I HANFORD bath upstairs, and 1 bedroom V-»*» a dor. "¥k#a ' ^fafetU0t>*mft< 118 N. Park Phono 180 and bath downstair*. Large liv­ Highest ca*h paid J ot uied ib rfv rlM H ing room, with encloomi sun furniture. Ted Darts Furniture I EXPERT RADIO RRPAlRINU •Mih.fHtlatvii porch; library, dining room mu) Co. 311 K, 1st. Ph. 858. r'rk u . r»,rn»e. pirttlesse- nm&t i w e ike ■' H i* — F rtd M*r»e B ll E. 2nd HL kitchen. Unusually well planned Un JsiW* so* dials###, ftw e slM i I'LL .BUY your ra r regardleoj of a* to cupboard space. H u twoATTENTION MOTHERS Uaw* tk#nr# aga or condition. Roy Reel, 305 ear garage Incorporating work r t n Udncjs ...... —DIAPER SERVICE— W. 2nd St. room and laundry. Haa 110 ft. tkia't e slll1 A Ash i n in ltlfa rD , s broar ro e rd Baity Velvet furnishes hospital mu. >mwiliat raasai .......... frontage on paved struck Lot U cleanjtarUa diapers and dwdorWanted to trade 1937 Plymouth plentifully fruited, and landslied container. Economical and coupe for 38 or 39 Plymouth or Poaseselon September 1*L aafe. Fully medically approved ■ in ird -s r.T s r'T '" ” Chovrolrt sedan in good condi­ Atractire B. room modem, stucco Call Daytona 1487-W collect for tion and pay rg*h difflr IIWv. house la godd condition on Cryedr tails. 08 diaper*, $2 a Wm 815-V t*J Lake. Grounda ana well “PIRST IN 8 ANFORD" planted. .Sm all grove. Plenty 7 Pm*, Livestock. Supplier 11 of lake frontage, with dock. Bv. Paul Uiibinsov ETTA KETT M O W IN G -W a mow Three lots on Lake Minnie; ona FOR RALE good saddla bored or TRACTOR . tii__ _____ Wear fix* 14 Again” vacant lot*, roadside* or large mayu BE sg.vr tu r t o w n u N r i with 8 acre*; one with 10 acre*; . vvt^C Dcs&yec, > a e w e s TTlATS pony, A. O, Ben­ acreages. Phono 41 or 187-J. trade (nr kid pony. K*Uia ‘ TO Ml AMuMMErvr AVUk and one with S3 acre*. Owner U |W y*acs rm o to c s. inford Ave. ton, S. B ar' TOU I ', M* offer on eeparata lota, or IVHtN vamu.'CM r j TRACTOR AND TRUCK WORK. ilOrt'AX1 AuZHCi - ■! the entira block., Gdod mule for sale cheap. T. --- - SMU.tr.*.,----T J Let u* d e a r building lota, plowDw ' u o s' if-* and lovely home - Einard. P. O. Box 205, Lake !, in t,, h i r kfc: »a»l Monro*. Fla. moving a rm I 0»P3 — — — TWMW i Io5 or forma. Phone 4X2-W. Jersey cow, 3 haute* A u -io r house on steel, 'OU 1 ,C. a Fyrreetor, RL I, Rog 98. Midway School, Jane* CAr»rl AMuCtJMBNr i and bath ls t o : | FttBK.'PlXt II USE WORK WANTED—BI2 R, living room, u s r f $th StreeL 6w«a.*i ■ f/i ora and kltehl HELP W ANTED pla closet and cupboard LOST Jk FOUND raghouL This house has ra- EXPERIENCED celery grower or 14 eently been redecorated' Inside. trained farm manager for farm REWARD for return of black A If you are looking fo r a Lome of in Zellwood area. ea. Good position whito cat ptekaa np near Bill'* tr • dl.tinction, this H R, . for right party. A A. Dud* A Son*. Bar. Phono 810. FRED W. BBNDE1F A * Orlodo.. Phone 3151. * JOHN W. D, MOORE For American Mills Ho Ranmlllat Anderson aft ____ r — r r - .f « New Corn Estim ate Expected To Halt Rising Farm, Prices? From where I sit... " -- Joe Marsh NOW she^ ^ H CASHANDCARRY . . “I LOST s r gBsagas ■ mz t -X-.. A., . ; j . • - . ’ - / A- , • ’ '* ‘ 7 • ‘ \ Tf- �THURSDAY. JULY 24. 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA 'AGE EIGHT U. S.-Britain Agree On German Meet Indonesia Fight - Development Of BATAVIA, July 24 W - I n - Atomic Energy I U. S. Is.Outfinei LONDON, Jtjly 24 </P>—A high American aourca aald today that U. 8. and Britiah difference* over a conference on Germany had ^ t - ^ snd -stemm^l w X ? ^ M S o N .'MJn!yL 2 4 ^ been aaltled' aKB ITSaV "Britain letcrmined Dulch din e on Her#.# mn outline of what this had tentatively acrepted a U. 8. Invitation to meet In Washington ■ng. Republican stronghold in cotpitry Is doing at this time in to discuss methods o f , Increas­ central Java. American history with atomic ing coal'production In the Ruhr. he Indonesian New, Agency. ordlntry c,tU.„ . cant The Informant, who may not be ira re polled that on ihe «**tit all. Faw people can. Identified by nsms, said the Brit­ ish had sg Teed with the American ral front Republican troop1 unless they’re high In the governposition that other questions su‘h tpied Modjoketlo this after- menl or are scientists. The wore as financing and feeding of th i Th« ,r u jo * ** economically merged American hwest of the once powrrlul mt|c|, of it |„ b«|ns done behind and British lanes %of Germany should not be subjects of the :h naval base of Soersban*. closed doors. discussions. Dulch held an area around The outline given .here la prutHere's how the CAA goes about Ho Mid the- British also agreed . H * . . . . . . d o , . . . i . . . . <r to hold tho .talks In .Washington Ijokerto pnor to the outbreak • j <vf|„pment of atomic energy, Whan.,a manufacturer hltk upon ralher than ‘Beilin/ as suggested dealgn he believes can be sold •artist, hostilities Sunday. { It ta pieced together from the » the airlines, he a; disk to tho he Dutch, denying their drive report twice a year, la tha boss SAA t V a type certificate. Collision j .- .in k ..» h .d b .,„ w w J a g * S S l . ' Z S S S T m ’ S. The government's raperta begin >unced the capture ol O w l* eangrv* !»■» night. ducking the Idea right Chen, even I C n l t s s s i Iroas g a g s Owe) , important northwest Jav a] This commission, which makes lust a praporal on included lacerations of the-hoad, It. not be carrying fractured ribs and kmyt Injuries, and birthplace ol the indr- aueh a report twice a year, la Um nil or cargo for his 13 year old son ClArlt-a, who L nr» aatrrnf.nl I !>•>»« of atomic energy end every. v. .1' thing connected with It in this had a compound fracture of the uteh Marines, the And , he comm|„ lo n Isn't right arm and deep lacerations of t.llln* wwwnrthlnjg. by a long shot. the head. Miss Doris Temney of Longwood, another occupant of the car. was thrown d e a r of the. wreck and'escaped with la e e ra | lions and abrasions. Thrso In-' ju red , Mid Patrolman Bender.) were taken to- the Florida Sani­ tarium and Hospital for treatment. Trlbue, the colored driver of the LaKallc, received lacerations about the head. The following colored pasvenrer* UOf* OHaMo'**n>.Mn- ' jured: llltha MeKenny, who suf­ fered hip Injuries and lacerations; May Lee Noble, who had' scalp lacerations; Lily Stills, who had a fracturrd pelvis. John Sttlla, who died at 10:00 o’clock that evening at Orange General Hospital, had a broken leg, fractured pelvis and rnneuislon. The colored Injured were taken by ambulance to the hosnltal where three stlli remold. Patrolman Bender stated that the accident was caused by Trlbue' trying to p its-another' car .and swerving Into the path of the on­ coming Htudcbakrr driven by Mr. lit ability lo tdnnd rough weather, Ktnanl. Evidently the LaHatla Improvement In tiro wimlsh.et.l to swerved clear across the road for m ■protect the pilots In collisions It was hit on the right rra r by the E p M S t birds and mnny slgnlfirsnt right front of the Hludebakcr and thrown off the road. The StudeI "iechnlcal Hems. baker was spun around by the imPerformance Checked' But the toughest of ell appear* pact. Both machines were badly to be fha accvlerete<l service lest wrecked. An unidentified motorist who requirement, which became rffrrCredit Controls J tlvp May 16. D iet means th*t happened along and who had a B after the plane la gcnrr»1!y nl'- first and kit and knew how to ute ((VsNsstS f m Pea* <>»*> proved It m ipt go through n rig- it, gave great help-to Fatrolman ■ arous UO-hour flying ilcnronilrn- Bender, he said. In adiplnlslsring controls which might be necessary to gat grains to port rltles for . - Hon under airline npcratlng con­ first aid to the Injured. •Moment abroad. ditions—but with tho varied eiRepentedly t h e tommlealon With regard to unification. Ihe ■V- periences of a year* etrrice cro*d- ilUfISY’8 GIRL TO RETURN MIAMI BEACH. Fla., Jitl/t.24 President #ald he Is hot rearly to moans about the lack of the right td Into a week or ten days. of trained men. It says: P n t flying is thn p<|ulvnlpn* of Iff*) The Miami Dally News said eay who will.be named .Secretary kind "The nation’s supply of tralnad today that the brother and se­ of National Defense to heed the 40.000 to 60.000 miles. • nuclear tcienllste and englnaert M & a Martin 2-0-2. first lions- cretary of Virginia HIIL In whose unified armed forces. — port p la u r to face“thtr new regu- Ueverlg- ^JIMIa— h o m e —Benjamin "Iw lslattrm nrmpletlnf tlreunlf- la now- -wnpfnlly • ihort." ’ ‘ Besides Ihe Job of keeping , fatlons. la now undergoing Us ac- (Bugsyl Siegel was slain June iflcatlon procedure Is hrforo Con20, bad arrived a t Miss Hill's Bm rasa. It wlh set up the Army, •head with knowledge o f . mekavy and Air Forces as seDsists Ing atomic weapons, tb i govFight or Id CAA specialists end ranches of service. Each b-nneh ernment Is tackllnjl this doubts abodt • dotrn company esperjs '111 have a secretary hut over-aU Job: are on the Right. The CAA people 1. Trying to find a way of help­ have been designated by » ing Industry and communities ,Certification- Board •eUbllshed with atomic power. This Is a early In'the project. This boaid Zealand. m akes ths nue» for the accelerated test to fit the particular Plane. Tha test Is designed to th a t needs to l»« known about tlist <# a n d je e , th e c a b tl i& is rd rja B * soijiabodr ?" Camp Is • eat Ha and lime and pboaphata mlna owner. Starry dubbed him "tha millionaira legislator." Parker commented Papy hid testified he had a t varioui.tim es •aid to both accusing legislators overnight. £ Seeking discover!** for mad- * ^ leal naa, lueh a i In cancer treatment. The commliilon hai fire " " main government laboratories: At „ lo t Alamos, N ..M .; Oak Ridge. Tmn.t Chicago;I otto being bollt . . . . . at Patehogue. Long . titand, N. Y- and one being built at 8chi- .. **• ^ctady. N. Y. More than 60 unlvenltiia are gm , doing wofk In. connection w ith. eoo|ti' the work done at those labors-1 —. torlei. If tt did nothing elie, th is1 would be good training for young * * , K lentliti In the atomic field. *7™ But other work la being done IT.* . at big private laboratories and fh. by-industrial firm ., g j, " The eom'mleelon- can let some worth atomic Information out, Ipm a -of « . it m uit ba kept aecret. This t means guarding plsnta and check- j,e ■ 0 log on the loyalty of workers with the1 help of the FBI. "hare arker, Jr.. m M the Wet-re lag paid for vote, on the bllf7 trying to show that f'amp "Why should Papy bo going Oil ham "reached up In thin, around telling everyone he eonld o get their stories- accusing find *1 understand[ they are offer­ ing | 10O on this bill Y* hat motive hive they got fo r' “An hMWMtad ear could soon ifaeturlng this case?" !»e ask-i find that 1100, Parker charged. Referring to Cemp’e wealth, | ------------- --------------- * ■r inquired "W hat's he going] wt» ' '* **>• product of rofIt by It—to tell a He on ■ single y e a rs growth. Airport T ransfer Woodcraft Helps Boys - Grow-to Manhood (m tla a e S I n a h s i Om I their disposition In such manner si will beet encourage and foster the development of civilian avia­ tion. U la Intended to' preserve for national defenM purposes a strong, affidant and properly maintained nation-wide system of public airports, according to Ita proponents. ' D m law as applied to the San­ ford Municipal Airport, will not affect that portion strictly de­ signated aa airport, as this area and facilities wers recently ac­ quired by the City, nor dues It However, other buildings such as tha warehouses, cold storage plant, ships service building, bur­ rocks. the B.O.Q. and J.O.Q. build­ ings can, with CAA approval, he rented or t o n * for commercial use. or foy’Mhool, warehouse or storage • use* proceeds of which ■Would be MM for airport maintsnance, ha pointed out. In cases where the properly Is wanted for industrial or factory use. It would be necessary to gel the CAA to Mt a m Io .price, and turn the money received over to that agency, Mr. Bayer declared. He added that morn and definite details of th r project will ba an­ nounced later. Aa.evidence of tha "red tape" that moat ba gone through ba pointed to a high stark Soma coal mora. some lesa, but tha average coal of railing a boy lo ago 18 li $5,680. Thousand* of "Young Americans/* mimbirs o! Bays of Woodcraft* are building fund* for tholr financial socurlty and for collogo and Vocational training with safe,. sound* Wood­ man Ufa Insurance protection. man repreaentativ* explain how you* son can be pro­ tected financially while enjoying the fraternal and soda] activities ol his Boys ol Woodcraft Camp. -eervaUvelr worth 91,000,000 a year." To the Tallahassee lawyer's des­ cription of 87-year-old Odhsm si "the baby legislator from Sem­ inole, the self-styled dreamer x x x who probably u v himself pictured aa a m eiilah lo straighten out the Legislature.” AMPcm*.;;-countered ’'Thank God. we have him." .The oroeecutor Mid that he, like ' Odhsm, had eerved In the armed foreae during the war and W O O D M E N of tbe W O R L D Llie Insurance Society OMAHA. NEBRASKA 0UK V IS IT S (X C tlD 6169*000*000 ------ H. J. FINCH, District Mai Office Phone 967 Sanford* Florida 116 South Park Avenue Mentioning Papy'e assertion that ha had eald no mora to Odham and Camp than a comment 1 1 ^ * ?4 if -V - ‘r Hie cab Is rtxxi-wouNTin— cushioned on rubber against road shocks, torsion and vibration!. . . Driver s compartment Is wider, with w i k i more MKAf ileg r | rroom. r o r o , Widsr. m o w . deeper windshield and windows It visibility by 22%! Kaiser Hit th a t the contracts wer« 1st » he becama chairman of tha Production Board In August. T-**A1! ! rould toil them was what "wan bastesv with me," Krug said. : "W hat wta It. then Umt you e ^ a d J h s m l" a reporter askedT\ ‘" l aald that Katicr put tho hcot i f hjll on everybody In' Washing' | »i_w »he eaklnet memlivr replied. t . they told him that he have an airplane contract be IisjI no aircraft man. ned up Hughes and came I (aid that now h« had an man- Then he got the »> • - ■ • flatly denied previously I reports that he had torilora the committee. He bad discussed with Fergucontract letting but maint knew1 nothing personalIt, atarior Secretary declined ent on reporti jrts that ha he had ■ tha Kalser-HughM coni Krug but would furnish Seaalpn ■Houae CommUtro datlutt to kH p tha T*X * t V pkeront 'll"rise to IU50 dM’bo ?p*r- ? - .. iA m e r, stu rd ier is a m m to carry greater load* LUf1alZa^* i- V>Ts STpmLu. i**> l i a .- .Freeh air Is drawn inlrwnthfout- J side — heated InrokJ wralhev A —and used air < ie/erred sal/* ' A m erica’s First •y . -*• Advance-Design Trucks • j e acclaimed from coati to coast! fotlywuod parties W 5 ,S . h !£v.ua ' d ptcV-ups hava LOAD SPACE. . . . Longtr a U Ib s m th fiy w i battar load distribution. . . . CWrolvt'* famous n ju - n o A tw o inrroto aiA a A U lsart gaarsdfor tha load! ETerywhere. . . wherever you ( o . . .Truck ueere *r» praising the sensational new line of Advancs-Dstlgn Chevrolet trucks. Reason I They’re rsatly new , ragffv different, Introducing the Unique cab that "breathes'' —that almost literally "Inhales” fraoh air and " e ih a les’' used air,* plug scores of other new feature* and Innovations long-awaited—long*wtntadl Built t6 be first, and built to b i t , they're blg-looklng, blg-kiadlng, powerful yet economical trucks to do a m ore profitable job for you. See them now. LUCKY STRIKE presents THE MAN WHO KNOWS THI TOBACCO BUYER! TVIBOUOHT well over ten million pouneb a f t o b a c c o . . . bo I apeak w ith aorne authority wheii I say th a t aeaaon after aeaaon. I'vo aeerl the makers of Lucky Strike buy real �vm THE W EATHER ( a U a lty T h e r# I f S tr e n g th — 'T o Protect the P u tt* of th* World; To Promote Ui# P ra g m a of A aerica; To Prodac# Prosperity for Sanford. %%Con*iHfr«b!t» rloudlnets with ©crnlhnn! •howerf an«i thunder* tfnrtnA thlt if tp in ^ o and parly tonight • !*comintr partly cloudy through £«\urda>*, , A N . IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N EW SPA PER -e — V P L U M E X X X V III — * r "■ ■ ■ Established 1908 Ex-Congressman Gets Up To 2 Years For Accepting Bribe In W ar Contract Deal ) ' i | F R ID A Y . JU L Y Gun Toter Held A fte r President’s Visit Russian Says United Nations {las No Power Is Gromyko Insists Se­ curity Council Can Not Force Balkans To. Aid On Border Value Of County Property Given As $32,827,990 LAkl SUCCESS. July ‘25 UP). R u iiii told the United Nalioni Secunlv ( »uncil today thr ro u n d had no power to lorce the Balkan •tale* to (oopriate with the Amrrican-ptopn.rd border commituonSoviet D -lr^jir Andtn A. Gromyko tliui look thatp ittue with contrntmnt ol Hrtichel V. Johnion. Deputy 'U . S. Delegate, that decmoni ol the - council undej Slovak Communism Is Far Cry From Rigid Marxist Doctrines o n a * A s s o c ia te d Proa* L eased W iro 25. 1917 .»■ —■ ■ ASHINGTON. July Z i </V)~ cmgunm an . Andrew J. May wai sentenced today to a teim Nearly H alf Of This of from eight months to two years ValuationExcmptcd in prison on charges of accept­ For Tax Purposes ing $53,634.07 in bribes while he was wartime chairman of the , House-Military Affairs Committee. e. I The «°'*l ••»«•«* valuation ol *•n Lminj * _ . •.all ail properly proprujr in m ^Seminole « hih' The. two men •ccu.rtl ol pay ( t | ,he r|fn t ,;mf „ % U , ing the bribes-m um Loot lf) 2 7 .m $543,241 m,„e .had % r a y and H e n r y M a n .6 n - J .n w„ Johnton immediately competed , , today . _ *• ware given prison terms with a sealed by Sanford F. Doudwith another warning that failure minimum of eight months and a nry. county Ux assessor. ol *ny Slate to comply with a d* maximum of two years. The total assessed value of all ctiton o| the Council might mull The maximum penally that could property in (he county which if in enforcement measurei ol the have been imposed on each by exempt of partially exempt from itrongeit kind. Judge Henry A. Schweinhaut was taxation Is $14,649,700. he declai. "Any failure would lay the nonsix years in prison and a fine ol A 4 ^ W ’M 1M TRR after I’reildcnt Truman left the Senate chamber complying >t*ev open |n teriotti ed. $30,000: th is is 44,6 percent of the to Capitol police took Into 'ruitodv a 'man blentified aa Clifton R. action to iniuie their cooperation." The sentencing was delayed j{or last.- valuation!----- -----— —— —— !L ‘ 8plre», u f Augtwda, Ga., shown (centerl with the arreatlng officer*. Lorain Trum p'TteTtl and Paul G. STOttsyT He U*a taken Johnmn n td “ Th» CrtOftcil can r t^ e than two hours while die Assessed value of property to Galllnger Hoipital for olnervatlon. A bullet was In the gun. make such decmoni undec Chaplet defendants' lawyer pleaded for a (International Sotimlphotol V I." against Which. taxes may he lev­ another was In hie pocket. new trial an^i May beesrrcheA the ied for county maintenance pur­ Johnmn summed up his views court for merry. poses is the difference between in this way The 72-jrear old former Ken­ the $32,827,990 and the $14,649.I he Council has the pbw rt to tucky democratic congressman In* make inieitigations. Counities are slated that he had never taken “a 700 exemption, or $18,178,290. Homesteads, valued at $5,801.obligated in cooperate. I* is the alnale dime" dishonestly during his long service In rongrrsa. 140. are exempt by State law duty ol. the members of the l nileti He told Schwrinhaut: “I stand before the court today from taxation for maintenance, Br DANIEL DE LUCE .cent in the fir-t Slovak election* Nation* to abide by the decisions.*’ Gloniyko replied th at'll a nilui.i wUh a clear, clean conscience. “I hut can he taxed for interest and BRATISLAVA. Slovakia, July after war. hV er violated a law as far as I linking fund. Adding this sun 25, (AA—Slovak Communism wears Un the wall of flastoranaky's found that the work of the com know In the 72 year* of my life. (o ,|,e valuation lor maintenance a white collar to the officer-amt! simple offjre hangs a picture nf million "is incompatible w.th its icoe* to church on Sunday. | Lenin, but the No. I ItoUlievIk of r i r r rreceived c r c i v r u na udollar o u i r udlroct-____ irw i* i . _ "Ia nnever .■ *« i, i1n0T7o0 .1U1 1n. ...........— ly or Indirectly that was not 1 e‘«uala $23,979,430 valuation for It beats the propaganda drums history has a <|ui*tlr*l expiettlon soveieignty, then it can refute to c o o p e ra te ." honestly earned or juatly duo.” the interest and sinking fund. for Soviet foreign policy, llut It on hla bdnided fare, May was convicted July .1 af Of the $14,649,700 exemption, admits It never * a n b to see a 1 “The gcrutalion that the Slovak ter an U-week-long trial of ac­ $8,025,000 1* the value nf property Russian army on Slovak *611 agulti. Communist Patty's program I* By FRANCIS W. CARI’EN fF.lt cepting $63,634.07 -In bribe* from wholly exempt. The largest Items It, talks of drmocrary instead of made In Moscow is not often made, * LrVKF. SUCCESS. July 25 At munltlona maker* Murray and In this aura are the Hanford Mun­ dictatorship of the..■ff! proletariat. and ll Is easy to disprove.' Has.................... . Paul Martin, Canadian ministM ol Hinrv Garsson. The Gvjsson icipal Airport and Osceola air It wants Crcchnslovakia’a win- tovanskv said. brother* were found guilty of r I« porta which total $4,460,000 In ea dojrs to tin* Wrst wide open. _ “ W e^propose' nothing that ran nation health and welfare, dec late-1 What Is Slovak Communism? noH ..- m-liievnl through•ilembc-j|0d 'r Ing tile bribes fo r favor* end. tike* 11mated v alue/ said Mr. Doudney. i y ||IP principles ol firejlnm came Into court to hear their j A total .of $4,165,980 is exempted The answer, from Party Secretary- ratic nrlM-raara. In- act ti|i*r we oj jnfoimalioit and ol the piess I under many classification* iisel'id General Stefan llastovansky, re­ advorntr rooperution- with olh»r di|$ May toM Judge £chweln- Ing n t y and County owned land* sembles old Mniratn doctrines part lev In achievemg a broad sort- are essential to the main|rnance ha4fct V Ouwrt uuuse, Cause, 'Publtr Library,' w4*» abbot a* much "a* a Jet-propelled •lltation of the economic struc­ of fntein ational peace and othr y t y cnurehc*. raker resembles (he flying mash ture nf the state pieauppn.se* that “I neves got a atngla dlrno from efwnrks. City Jail,* oh|*clrves of the United Nations. the G am o n i or anybody «lar. schools, lodges, disability ami wl-l Ine that the Wright brother- wc nro open* to compromises.* In a prepared address to tlf' “I never, did a thing In Congrats ows exemptions, etc. Also exempt launched at Kfttyhawk. "We arrf for evolution, not tathat today vexea my conscience. l niled Nations Tlconomic and Solx $221,900 worth of land that has A quiet, scholarly ex-railway volution.” . "I stand here toda» on the mercy reverted to the State Internal Im­ clerk. 37 • year - old Raatoeansky llastovansky ha* never visited cill Council on the repoil ol the of the court. If I go to (all my provement Hoard, also $680 of controls the party machinery which Moacow and he welcomes InterUN Sub-Commission on Freedom said they will carry the ease to the delinquent, non-exempt property. harvtatpd a R*d vote of 31 per1; HVnllaaM ea Paae I’-ari ol Information and ol the Pm*. Supreme Court ff plea If n^-eanary, nAei Property rlasaified as taxable tied for a near trial ami praised Includes non exempt land' valued Martin laid hr* government supMav and thr Garssona befor* Hay at $12.784,M0; personal property pmlfd the iiih-commiision'i _tec■Vrr ested the court. valued at $3,697,270 and* railroad ....................... — lit ‘ ommendalion that a projected Among the reasons cited by the and telegraph properties valued nt wriild conference on freedom ol lawyers for a new trial was the $1,706,480. contention that the Juror* had lis­ Total assessed valuation at pre­ | inf'fimation be held early next tened to radio description* of the sent shows a $646,241 ln;rr*vo ye*,. He said Canada attached (('• R tla v H |* | 9 | «) over Uie $32,282,760 valuation gieat importance to this confer­ for 1045. Mr. .Doudney revealed. The Lions Club 11 prrpatrd to This Increase, he said, I* due to Spraying ol cattle vkith a DDI ence. , natural rnuses such m new I ull-J* take on the Rotary Club with a solution has not only proved ol I he people and the govern­ Ing* and Improvement*. Main­ softball game to be played^ next ment of -Canada believe th'al tenance tax valuation la $467,210 great benefit in ridding the animal* more than the $17,716,080 value of Wednesday evening at 7: 30 o'clock of flic* and insect pests, but by fie-dom of information and fiee1945. at the Lakrfront softball park, it dom of the press ate not only In 1945. according to the report was announced Iqday by Hatty reduction of mosquitoes lias im­ lOatllavM aa r«a* t i l l proved health conditions for ffeoof th e,S tate Comptroller, Semin­ Robion at tht meeting of the Lion* had a total arretted pie alto, said Ralph Wight, proTALLAHASSEE. July 25. UTl— ole (CCounty o a lla a M l a a r a s a B id at the Tourist Center. * . s girtsive Seminole County # rattle Ia wIh IiiKpcctH Site A l-eon County Circuit Court Jury Of Mine I)i«aHter Richard Drat, who w*a» nameil raiser; last, night acquitted former Hep. Demle C. Papy of Key West on all Spencer W ainright, manager ol the team, announced Two years ago at Mr. Wight's three counts of Indictment* charg­ WEST FRANKFORT. III., July a "14 minute" practice for Mon­ ranch.near Lake Jeuup. the lust ing him with attem pts le bribe Wv-Hl-John L. I^wiv. United Mine 61. Dies In Miami day evening. fellow legUlafora. lr<! spraying of cattle with DDI Worker* rhlef,- *rriv«-d here by Papy, wealthy 46-yea(-old hotel "Thii is all the practice nrers on_ « large scale tn .jh e—United nuti moblle trelay for*an Inspection Funeral aervlce* for 8p*ne»r R. operator and oil distributor, was nrTTie mine In which 27 coal digr^gr collapse and was helped from Walnrlghl, Sr.. 61, former yesldent lary lo heal Rotary,” be de­ States look place, and United g«-r % perished from an explosion clared. Club President Robion was Stale* Department of Agriculture yr*terxlay. courtroom by h it attorney*, of Sanford .and Orlgndo, who died tear* Mr earning dawn hi* face, bf a K a rt attack Wednesday af­ not ia .optituilic, however, and experts, tlalh and county agticul1.- wis, who wai accompanied when the jury- announced Its ver ternoon at hi* home in Miami, will pointed out that none olhrr than lute men gathered to witness the hy Hugh White, president nr Dist­ be held a t the graveside at lakerict 18 (IlllnoUl of »4he UMW, diet of Innncenca. The alx jurors, who heard four vlaw Cemetery Sunday afternoon Dub Eppi ii slated lo take the demonstration which turned out to •pnVa briefly with Gnvrrnor ■be a big success. * dava of testimony and ai%uments, at 4:00 o’clock In charge of the mound for the Rolatiani. Dwight H. Green of Illinois In a downtown hotel lobby and then deliberated only 36 minutes before Erickson Funeral HonA. The Rev. Ho'wrvaL Eppa Is due to fare Mr. Wight's cattle am now Lionel Nelson of the O r led , Metho­ thr f o i l i n g formidable lineup' went out to the old Ren Coal reaching their verdict sprayed with the solution on an mttipany’a No: H mine. A roar went up from the parked dist Church will officiate. of Lion slugger*: avrrage of every 60 days, ho -nut Mr, Walnwright had lived In Mi­ lie told newsmen he had noth­ court room as the verdict was read II. Rob*on, p ami about three time* during the ing to* aay because he had Just bv the clerk and Papy immediately '• sly ami for the paat 11 years. He la Al Lyon, e summer lesson. For two week* an'ivgd. was surrounded by a large group survived by the widow, Mr*. Min­ Henry Witt*; Jr, lb after each spraying not a mo* nie L. Walnwright ami by two Ib-for* Lewis arrived here, a qC/rirndt. Diek Ellaberry, 2b uuiio ran be seen in the vicinity, federal mine Inspector eiamlned 'wNiked for H. Deal, t. Papy daughters and two ion* by a pre­ he declared. the eearyd corridor where the said through an attorney. “ Inc vious marriage: Mr*. Robert F. D. Swan. 3b. Dr. Frank B. Qulllman, director miners were killed ami attributed Jury of I.eon County -has made a Illley of Miami. Mrs. L. A. Knight H. Bisbee. rf of the Seminole County Health the hlaat to an explosion of gay. itatem ent for me by clearing me mei of < Plkeavllle, Md.. Ben G. WainJack Morrison, ef Unit, explained that this I* due to William Gallagher Evansof the chargee filed again*! m e.lt -ight of Oviedo and Spencer R. Ted William*. If Aa I said on the floor of the Houae.J Walnwright of Miami and by aevUtility men will ba John Iva*. th« fact that cattle (or humans) elite, lad..' the federal mine Inector who began hi* axamlnaI knew I would be vindicated.” en grandchildren. Jo* Mom, Cecil Carlton and F.. are a sort of “blood bank" for Spe mosauitoes which cannot lav their (for on while rescuer* still sought The Jury during the final fourth ► B. McCall, egg* until they have had tRelr the last three bodies laid “ It was OVERLOADED dav of, the trial heard Papy charDaryl Swan called upon mem- Mood quota. Reduction of mot- a gas axploston: There's no Jom evl MELBOURNE. July ber* of tha club, to aid Jayceet Jaycees a* the victim of th e,Miami H erald,The chartered airliner which In their drive to raito fund* to ouitoea means reduction of mal­ quritlon about I t" aid aria, ha declared. Tw*aty-*lx of th* approximat­ and “other big newspaper*” who I crashed near hero July 18 killing the new Tourist Booth on Md used aa "tool*" hla accuser*— 21 person*, moat of u p m Puerto operate Contented cattle, freed of. file* ely 200 miners a t work in th* tb* lakefront. Rap*. Bralley Odham "* * * * * * Rican*, * t and Insect peats, show an average diggings 5000 feet underground of* *Sanford was overloaded about a Cl yd* Ramsay told of a new gain of 50 pounds a head over were found about a mil* and a and Clarence Camp of Ocala. ton. a Civil Aeronautic* Board pocket Braille writing machins thoea that uaed to ute a rot of taU **«lf south of th# main entrance Under tha law. the State cannot hearing was told today. that Lion club* are making avail­ energy battling Insects, ha reveal­ •h.ft; On# of flrg appeal from the Jury's verdict. • able to th* blind kt smalt con. ed; Drainage of *warn pi by ditches (ure-l ured Halnara miner* ri removed to a lo tp HOTAHY PROGRAM King Lion W. 0 . Uvfngiton waa RAPIST EXECUTED *7, Charles Morrlfon. p r o g r a m fined 10 e«nta by Tall TwiatOr and reduction of mosquito** by the tal >llad today. DDT spray on cattle were pointed COLUMBIA. B.C., July 28 UP\ chairman, announced today that An 18-year-old negro, Bert Grant, Mia* Roberta Erapa, soprano, and Harry Robson for calling a gui­ out by Mr. W ight a* two factor* tar played by W. IL Connolly, a that; had gvyfsllv reduced malaria. MrNg Nolan’s Brother was electrocuted her* today for S 1 j 1 I F L O R ID A , N O . 181 _________ __ Andrew J.Ma> And Garsson Brothers Sentenced To Jail • I 'j .S A N F O R D , Lions Schedtilo Cattleman Cites Practice Session Benefits I)or>,"'*i To Beat Rotarv From DDT Spray p Papy Is Acquitted On All 3 O ' * 4" • In Bribery Trial aHaietlloM 4 ^ man In, Darlington county two render - Guests- a t - tb*.- maatlng were “ — monthg~lf*rJUJI I I mEratea W a program of m ails a t the Rotary Ray Slaton and Albert Fllta. I K be waf led Into the^ penlUntdeeth chamber, O rant __ ked fir and waa given ”a little more chicken” from hi* laat night’s supper. “It aura Is good,' ho remarked, eating heartily. lie admitted hie guilt. “ I short­ ened my day* myself," he told the prison chaplain. luncheon Monday. CHARGED WITH HUDKR PENSACOLA. July 25 (AADe­ puty Shriff Billy Mareh said today BgL Grady E. Poland, 28, of Eglin Field died tarly today of bullet wouod* and that 1its Engllrfi w ar brido, In Jail at Creatview, would be charged with murder. . „ LBBDT APPOINTED T a l l a h a s s e e , July 25 u n Governor Caldwell today appoint­ ed L.C. I/eedy, Orlando bond deal­ er- and former atato reprasentat ire, to the Oranga county school board in succeed Samuel IL Wil­ liam*. who resigned. -G * • : _ if UNSOLVED CRIME MONROE. GA^ July 25-UP)Oae year ago today two negro men and thalr'wlvea wars slaught­ ered by an unmasked mob of about 20 whlta men and despite Intensive federal and atat* In­ vestigation*, and rewards In ex­ cess of $30,000, th* mass murder remain* unaplred, . Of W ar Signed By Tr uman; United Air Force Is Given Equal Rank With Army And Navy In U n i f i c a t i o n Bill New ACL Freight Depot Building Is Now In Operation WASHINGTON. JuU tAA Congiess sent to President Ituman today legislation putting the Army! A , , , ... and Navy unde, a single calnnet; A u t o m o b i l e L o a d in g officer—to be called the Sec lelatv j P J a tlo riT L . I s NOW ol Nation.! Defense. J U l l d e r C b l l S t r ............ . I his so-called aimed sem cesl _______ • W , c 4»ion7 m ;..,,,e" iff* »rj . r r- Stop-DatcsAre PutOn Vet G. I. Benefits; Many War PowersRcmain In Force WASHINGTON. July 25 t-rt— Pie*iilent frum-xn today signed legulstion leperlmg *ome 175 war­ time and emergency l»**s now or within one vejf ur^putting sto|Slatr* oiT'velerans* I benefits. It,, m rHect f n -‘ ............ slat-" the Air rorces e<)ual rank wiihj* 1 Freight the and se, sea torcrs (orcr* A At p.e.pies- f0 me land ,ana ana -- -Irumsn Depot building.* tecently ute*. In i statement. Mr. by ,he I ce Const,ui Iruction *.*ul it i« "not pn»*ible" at this enl. thr^A'r Force a branch <-om nf* J u „ put little to wipe out the whole list. in the War Department »*herr linto use this week. Another im I hr tr-w legid.ition specifically land officers wield biggest inllu-lprovement. an alitomobile loajling exempts cert-*in lx»** which Conence. Iplatfoim it now Ireittg built nrai gte*« and the Administration htve The legislation is one of 1 -the freight terminal Masonry work agieed thnuld resn*i#«>*ka4*«s**ks. big measures Congrrs* bad tick­ . is by Bridget and WillUny, Like Ihe temlution was worked out eted for final \action before ad­ M an cnnliaclort. _> ItyL.llw ptJu'i t,v .-ouomttaes of. journment -fornwrinw'. -V~ I he new building with its con- both House* and Attorney (»eneMl It It alio one of the major pro­ ctet* limns and cement blocf. Clark. posals Mr. Truman made *0 the Mr Truman voret-d hope for a lawmakers. For futiue iiitumal walls r» at freight car lesrl on defense, he also'aakrd that mill the south rnd, ami It.irk* will weedy end of the remaining emeraeney atattiter. find asked Clark tary training tu- requiie.1 for all be raised about 14 inrbe* on lb'- to continue hi, studle*. Hi* state­ phyalrally fit young men. All he got on that * pro­ north end so lh-*l the new tttbbei ment -aid: • Wo .li.ml-l . .onpl.-l- the order­ mise nf early action when <’-m- tired band Irurk* c.*n be putlt-.l gresn reconvene* neat January. more eaitly in and out of * *i.. ly reconversion r»f the ttmchinery and tipetaliun* of the gmvrnmani That promise rame wlmn tin* IlniMe approved n universal train­ it was announced by E. N f ield to .1 peacetime basis n* rap-dly ns practicable " ing bill by a vote of 20 In It. thu» mg. Iieiglit agent The I'resident on Dec. 31 de­ sliding it to the ratemlar of tm-sll>urlng wartime, Sanford »«> n clared an end to th«r stafo of ho*. lies* which will be awaiting the transfer point for the wloir f| tllltlea........... This struck t*f rm cr,e*‘.!l, , to ”wasWh'another n .\h*y prog,e«* rM,,pn,W*' Florbla. but vinca the romyletinnj RP„ey |a*vv f,<om the tiooks on New I In* in of the big terminal at Wayi’i'**. y , ll(, | , <v and «e$ termination Conirreag' drive to clean Its date Ga.. tills transfer business ha* been1 dates for .11 others on Juno 30 or for adlournement: much reduced, ami at p -s e n t Tire House p**»ed romprnnii«* goods and merchamlUr nr- re­ later. Tlie new action luhrs another l-ci*l«tion to end Nov. 1 th« fov- ceived niostlv for the Hanford long -1,-p t m «id prac-timo opera­ einm rnf* restriction* on inxlall area " The location of tlio fr -iylit tion* nltlimigll 'the art-inl end of men buying ami selling. depot in -Ilia lo-ai t of Saof-r-l, Gir u ni f--r intei nali-otai purThe Senate Labor Committee np- makes It easily aceesslble t-> h isl iniu-w AxU-.iuit .oioe -until pence pmved. 9 to 3. the l’ie*;.|-i|t'* Interestsram l tn irttn g Mutca llr.ilirt it,e sigl-etl. nohdiiaUnn* nf foimer I'eio--ci,itit- neis ttn r major effect of today’s ac­ Senator Aim Mllldock to l>e a is ample. The building is more than ?0'* tion i» to nut st«>p-<lntea on G. I. member of the National Labor Relations Bi-erd. Tha committee fe«llonr and 35 feet - wide, l-a* a Iienefits for. niv-*ut 16,000,1)90 »er. also appr«ve<l the nomination of rvble-loading nlatform ru n n 'n t tl-» aleentrli ami tefernnr. Iletrafler n»ir nrmy <nl:»tecx J. Copeland Gray, a* a member of full length r-u the west »i-l“ mid r -ot (Im-loilir.r lb---.; who entered scrthe board and Robert N. Denham on the north able has a « I *«nf iM iirtl % lfl naltform with roof shelter illli n as general rounsel. Renubliran*. after holding the ramu for easy unloading of - -o •Renata in «e**|on all last ilgnt, lev gave up artiiins effort* in put Within tl>» freight building !• n (I natlMneS n a t*aaa S t s l sennrate office fm K. K* TTrilhurn, wnrehnute fnremnn. Hn pcdnt-l ollt a screened enclomre wh'eh -* rnt proof, nml iised -for «*•*• **»*r fiKHlv anil perivhnlilev. .Tlie,,- i* .1 large piatforin scale of five i.in AIIH'NS. )itlv 25 The rapacitv. Rest rooms hm - '•-"* ' \V*r Mmivti\irpoitril today tin t orovided and Ire water ili ' t- -u‘ , <ii iiili, foice ol between 1.200 fountains. It I* ptanneil to rut th,- w.-e-t- yu| | .50(1 men fml hunched • BERLIN. July 25 (<P) - A dr' and imptnve the uppearnn •• -f “ • iliomt .rtt ick on Gievrn.r. approxfetenie between the politic* nJ area to the rear and vide of tin- -I • liinlefv 'll iiuje, from the Albania the United Stale* Slate Depart not. according lo offirialv. In front flonlin rnd about 50 mile* e.»»t the office building. Im -• men! and views rib the Ament an of ,.l f,nnit*a, e a tfie c local point ot bloom brightly. military government here concern flsh'mg tlong lire holder. ing Germany became appaieni file nuri),Ji* • tic! thr gurnjltoday. . l*« were *ve|| equipped with heavy The new* o| Secretary o l *,r*p.'-o« rnd bid forced back Stair M ttdiall't invitation to go.vnlpinic ot'ibide (iieven.r in their France to participate in a three-1 flirt atfw k, liuntliJ .«t about 5:00 power conference on Germany’s in A. M duilitaL Jevflr hit governing ollt — MihTTrv_ iiiihMit!a, mid the *t; BATAVIA. T'^v 7rnrr-A-TT,r rial* in Germany with ihaip im cpraldre.d Dutch vouice *.ml t'e ln l n k d t u n s part ol tire guerrilla pad. the firvl phase of Dutch . r l"r>cc whirl, hfd previnurff, »TThe U 5. Military Governor. Won* againrt lire Indonetian lh - t-w 5r tL L'l!!!1'* .'. ‘ General I ririut D. Clay, declined publican army, armed *1 i.olal-j G.evrna I*' * »qwn of about lo comment hul il wai learned' ing central Java from tire n-- Ltl'tH in Ihe foothill* of the Pinautliniitatively that ' neither Ire nimltic iiikT aiI riml \\ f%t, ||4il,I^U t*u* •w*»unl.lini# nor any other lop American no! The CJtrtk 8#cnni Army Corp» j , lt, jl( , „ ri„ n r#info r« ilary go*einmcnl official wai of­ complete,!. Reporting from lb- Repul,In «» ini-nt* lia-l to-eo uiorlng toward ficially informed ol the Slate Dc capital of Jngiakarla, deep m the | Groveiia vinre early morning and parlment * <udden offer lo Frame -the viluation w n 'Meeelopinq fa r.either before or after il was made intrnor, Arrociated Pre** lO |lr or ably-" S'ltie reinforcement* alThe only information received *pondenl f larrit Jackton «*id -ol : ready hail Jotn-d Ihe hattle. RtiMfirrr final Republican* oliviou*ly lo Sr.ltfirr* firing riK-ket* and in Germany on the .whole war a taw the pnttibd ly that the Dub', "’"chin-gun* were reported k»eeprequeit to hold up the announce­ s'oady would render ihe Dutch | m,*iIio,|- fin-. Kcroml Corps M under officers said ment of an Ameriran-Brilith agreelonlinuoutly precannut will, gun tin- gneriillas would “ either he rement on Germany1! level ol mnrllfwl or rniahecl,” Th# guerrilla* nil* warfare. duilry. reafhrd after weeks ol had not actually f\tt-ird the town, The Dutch informant h -rr said negotiation, there source* ^aid. was said. fi t the next step for Dutch troapv it Pre** dispntrh-s said a 24-hour The qur.tion of giving France wouM ^ to mop up tonr, „f t J ^ f.y Greek nrrny artillery !aa aa* , l a r , , l , n n i f i a l 8 la alc. t a a a a a 1 aa * L > _ — a voice in deciding, Uwhal the llev lance In Ihe eastern ami Western pounding ami aircraft had routed 600 goerel of induitry thall be for th* pari* of the Island and install n-.v II amllna,4 »* f s i e %l»l administrations. Whether Dutch combinrd American and Brilith troop* Ihen would drive on Jogjak­ loner of Germany war contidered arta In an attempt t» suuvdi the Series Of Robberies by authoritative aourcet here at remainder of the republic war un» Reported In Falatka virtually a complete reverts) of decided, the Informant said. A Netherlands army rommunlgrandchildren will drop out of eol I'ALATKA. July 25 (,T> County one said (popping j»p already u n begun fifth # eastern part of the J tid g r Caiiiliy Green today said ^'Regardleaa of whgt h** been __ I ■* 1 _ I L . a l la la tia aa»aa two men and a girl had conferred raid Ip the tea malicious p r tti aax aax ax Island. An Indonesian army communi­ participating In a 'scries of butI'm not guilty.” during th# reported that Republican inedp house burglaries durin Defense attorney*, * who have que ‘"seilsM * nddii-yh*-I i —Haseg ea r a s a H al group \v*s led bv the 19-sear-old 19-gear-oli wife of on* of the prisoner*. Died This Morning HEARING RET JOINT 8UIT LEONARDTOWN, Md., July 25Five person* have betn charged TALLAHA88EE. July 25 6TI 11- D, Berry, 76 year old brother W7- Civil authorlllea today tent­ Th# Supreme Court today ruled wirii parilclpating in th* affair of Mrs. Mlmrale Nolan of San- atively act Aug. 1 for- arraign­ that a husband and wife may sue which has upset official and busfnrd. died this morning at 4:00 o'­ ment and preliminary hearing for Jointly for separate claim*, a ri­ Ine** circle* over Putnam county, clock a t hla home In Winter Gar­ a young seaman charged srltia the sing from th* same transaction. but only four have been taken In den a f a r a lingering Hints*. ' murder of Mrs. Julia Katona, 36 Answering a certified question cuMody. Today Sheriff W. J. Reeves was Mr. Berry Is survived by hi* year-old navy .wife found alaln submitted by the circuit court of wife, one ton and on* daughter and after g pepny-ant* po k er' game Oranga .rouoty, the court said looking for Ccdeman Hancock anothf* eleter. Mr*. Edna=MIIUr at Her lionie near Tall Timbers. th* joint suit could I,* filed r.Veti after Judge- GreCn Insurd a capla* Md. The seaman, 'Joseph Daniel though h 1943 UgMatiVp art per­ for-him and set bond at $ 1,600, of BunaslL Funeral arrangements hero not Rrouilletle, 22, of M anchester^. mits a woman to jy # and l>* »ued saying that Hancock had jumpad • IL, It held in Ihe county jail here. In hep own right. yet been completed. a $5*0 lonid. — h r BiTek* Guerillas Launch Vigorous Attack On Grevena Stott1 Department, AM(i Disapre*' 4to (ierman Policies Dutch Report End ! Of First Phase Of Indonesian Fitfbt a -L v ■ii (• - • »* •* »='i V• f 5§iS f4^ : v *. * * ... . > -• . * a. . i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 24, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 24, 1947. 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THORPE’S WANTS TO MAKE IrtORE FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS - THROUGH THIS AUCTION THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE W ILL HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO SEE SERVICE AT ITS FINEST .. FURNITURE AT ITS BEST, AND VALUES NEVER EQUALLED. * ** * '• * *- • % ■*• -‘ - *_>. i* , HUY .WITH CONFIDENCE -if fir* wmm? t jK'.TVt • ,♦ 1, • .: ^=fr ;}l, I ■- •Ui * .i .» - .> I '< •1 ’ . * 1 \ ' ' « • ■ ♦ ; - V. I mu L I • U* " M - , vJ F- !’ * /,.'t •-t •• t ■< ‘V I. I.M 1 I H I K t ’ • 'M, ,v l f j I * y. •'•'.v ^ T '':y’(--'4'ml . • SAVE ■ , m. f t V - 75% ’f'« - , Iw lf 1 . ■ • - : f A , ... _ rtC L i]" t ,I 1• l* • IR h vi. m um Xtt&'-l-A * ---r. # - 1 ^ . . im - . --:__ % k 1 �* la Ualty There Is Strength— THE WEATHER To Protect the Peer* of the W orld; To Promote th» Proarc** of America; To Prod arc Prosperity for Sanford. Partly cloudy through VVidsy. Scattered afternoon' stroaers. j« VOLUME XXXVIII • AN INDEPENDENT DAILY .NEWSPAPER Established 1908 . mv^ :• . SA N FO RD , Is Accused Of Neolral Bod, Pick Aiken Is. 1 Killed, 7 Hurt Guest Speaker In Collision On At Jaycee Meet Orlando Highway NO. 180 Way Open For Dutch Army Captures Important Java Port France Moves To Bar!Senate Okays Armed Big 5 From CoinForces Merger; m i s s i o n Assigned G r o u p Cuts Loy T o Greek Border alty Check Funds Cheribon, Birthplace Of I n d e p e n d e n c e Movement Falls To Assault By Tanks Urged For UN Papy’s Attorneys . In ­ s i s t Book*ie Bi l l WouldHhveCreated $1,000,000 MoilbpoJy Associated P t t u Leased Wtro F L O R ID A , T H U R S D A Y . JU L Y 24, 1917 Honor Student Kaiser Hit As TurningOnHeat To Get Contracts * LAKF. SU C O SS, July 24 WASHINGTON. July 24 M V »%TALLAHASSEE, July 24 W JOGJAKARTA. Java, July Fisnce propped today that Republicsn leaders, making plans 2HT*i- President Soekarno of The legislative bribery trial ol live lug ^powers and all I for Cungtett In adimirn Saturthe Indonesian republic broadBernir C. Papy beaded for the nation* be exclud'd day, decided tmlay to keep in east an appeal today to Presi­ Tourist Information Negro Released Un­ "interfiled" Kruj,’ Testifies About jury this afternoon ai Papy*» acfrom the prnpoird UN Comminion their own hand* a* well as Pre»dent Truman and the American Booth To Be Dedi­ der $500 B o n d ; which Wooden Plane Deal people, "to esert every effort euion were termed "lolls" and would *cl up a »emi- per­ ideni ritiman'* the poWrr tq call men of "moral courage" by opcated On Sept. 1 H e a r i n g S l a t e d manent watch atong Greece’* di«- the Irgiifalon hack into »e*»ion. Before Committee In halt thfs war tn Indonesia:" poting eounrel in doling arg'i In *K— -I pnrihern Irontrer. Tb- Mfiuif *od Fenstc GOP SYDNEY, Australia, July 24“T wat a tick man when went •John Still*. Oilando nrgro, w it WASHINGTON. July 24 < n menu. French Delegate Alcsahdre Pa- fOtnmand* aAi'fd at a tonference t-Pi- the Waterside Worker* Pat Whitaker of T app* charged on the ilage to ring my *ong killed and four other negroes and rodi offered hr* lutgcstion infor that ihe adjournment re*olutinr, Secretary of Inleuor K iuj told Federation Imposed a ban toon Arthur Godfrey'* talent show. tfupc.*whjte Rr*>pU -*• r*c »y*eforSftale Wat . nH'id t h a t .lire Hale lu d mi{|e « V \ ,h.A • a r 'q v ;- n - M unaUy in ilvw. iJ U tto * S*-At|K,uid ,trt.tl|v t h r i ' Pcnlfwe.. can ' # a t e appeal to prejudice .in 1 1(he f "t.F « -sertfr lee membet* torlsv QllT 1?enf> ly injuird in an automobile colcurrty Council which i* coniidW . be tr-ralled by the Speaker anil action in Indonesia of "h a t It panion in ito effort to convi:t won the contert for tho»e whe liiion Monday evening at fr: 30 ermg an Amencan .plan for * Republican leader of the Hnu* Kaiirr "put the best of bell ori called "Diilrh Imperialists." . had tponsored me." Dick Aiken Papy on chargenfiH * fie offrird everybody in Wssbrnglnn" to p!»o'clock on the Orlando Highway commisnon of 1 1 nation*, tnclud | , nj ,|„ I W .L n l pro-tem (Senbribe* for voles againrt the m- told the Seminole- County Junim 12 mile* taulh of Sanford, and mg the big live. tsrn wailims conli.ttls ii> burl.I | ator Vamlmber, of Miriiiganl BATAVIA. J#! *. July 24 t-Ft— ti-book making bill in Ibe 194/ Chamber of Commerc- at lh'*i 200 feet toulh nf Road 4l(» which I’arodl suggesled that the'eoTr- _ j ,t .■ ... . i__i_. a huge plywnml airptsae. Cheribon, important northwest noon mteting at the Miyfair In• » Ui -1 mission -.Should l-e composed of a *ml ,l'* lagitlature. Kmg told trp o ilttt lie bad in- Java port, hr* lalleij tt» a Dutch irad* to Altamonte, it wa* reportsmaller "nenlral" group, possibly Senate, - To promotion, queries about today. fottnetf Senalnr* [liewtter (R Me.) ed today by Stale Highway Pa­ the six tion-peintaneut meinliera tank attack, but Ituloneiian Re­ AViib-mt •uclt a clause, emtv "Under the lutwrvirinn of the what motive* c o u l d have and FerBusort- (R-Mkb.) *1 'a n publican! tletlajed today they had trolman L C. Brnder. nf the Seeurlfy Coiiiiflt, with 8w* • ideal Ttum.sn could tsB* tb ■ inipired Rep*. Rrailey Orlliain of director* of the ihow. I sang tevinformal conleienf' tbsl s con lurri'd back a strong Dutch dries The matter ha* been referred den as the seventh member. gren members back to WashThe non-|>ermi.nnit members of of Sanford and Clarence Camp eral * piece* in an audition, and by Bender to Auirtant* Stale At­ Waller M. H ljntrii Jr., Snnforit trarl made by tbe War Production on their port of Sematang. inglnn before Jan. 6 when the eoiiuell are Australia, Hraill, student at the University of Flo£ 1 , of Ocala to make their ac­ it wa* their concluiipn that *'Gia- torney George A. DeColte*. who the with Ku«er and Hnva'ii Colombia, Syria, Polaad apd Hel* »econ4 r»l*inn nf the- 8t*lb roo ri.la who has £ e n Mecl^l to JBoard A Dutth atmy communique^ , , cusations againit Papy .If they nina Mia" would give me the beit announced thi* morning that lie giunr._ _______ ■___ gieiuill bruin. He-,b*t aullnoannounced ' the 'c apture of Chetmemlicrshtp h r " l‘h» tt?f* Kappa . . ' , , chance of winning lire contest. *were not true. Whitaker charged The French wrnposal was of­ ity umlfi tin- rnnitilulion to rail aml M HI’lii M |iKappa m £ s | I’M. | | | B |nnllunat | H | | | | a | |hon| ± u plane t contliuctmn was (•-- limn Ihe Imb-neinn radio said will. Ttold a heating nest week that .newspaper interest* would That it how I chore the *ong.“ to inquire into the ciicumUancr* fered as the rnunril moveil slow­ a ip etn l trtiinrt at any time. • orarv acholaatlr fraternities, ti­ fme my time' on tbe War Pm the Dutch used a miking force ly thrttugh a long series bf'amendts n candidate fnr a bachelor of ductron Boartf " have benefited by a monopoly Aiken Kited. of the wreck.Tlw Srnste approved by unsnl- science degree. o| 50 ranks - irs anault yesterday tnenl* to the original American "I am itilf a roulhern boy. from the bill. Ibr committer, Iteail'il bv Bren- .iltemonei igiur*! the (nut. birthFollowing the acrident. Jams* resoluttorr-on- Hie Balkan prob­ mou. consent compromise legis and I love the South. I want lation In idnce Ihe armed servirin ■ Kneeling on one knee, Wliitasler. ia inquiring into tbe I'ttim plaoe of tile* fndon'oan mdrpenAithur Tribue, Orlando negto lem Soviet Delegate Andrei A. On*- ^md'-t a single cabinet officer. ker »houted. "Where1* the inter- to continue to make my living driver of a 1940 LaSalle sedan td tbe contrails *nd \ny p'ltrr denr' agreement, these force*, Tin- measure now goe* bsrk lo who ha* his own plan e*t to force thi* bill tluougfi1 in Sanford and remain here." he which wa* involved in the acci myko, (dr connection of F.flroB Rooie- tl" brnadr*•! laid, bypatt'd SoeIwfore Jhe council,, sat silently the House for action on an Agree­ aiteilrd. Tberedt it. It would have created vrll. son of the hte Pteudfnl medang ami Kadtps.ten ment worked nut Inst night by n dent, wal releaied under a $500 throughout the morning session Mri*. H. V. Allen and Mu* Stnnte.Mouse ronferenre conimltas tire other delegates tried to .^ n e m p a p e r monopoly. Roosevrlt, wrlli tbe traiiv.ulion. bond pending further inyeiijgaJcivca H o U e l .accompanied b>* Air Indonesian atmy commufti""T h e y 're tutMet* and if you Roger Harris rendered * arveral lon of the accident, **id Pa­ Whip (lie American resolution in­ tee. Thi* ilirorporated "safeuiiunls" Ferguaon. who lieWs a suturomdestcnrit to preserve the identity ipte raid Republican force* in th* • . to aform acceptable to a ma­ mittce opening hearings on the *tand in their , way, I mean in the voral selection*. trolman Bender, who completed jority. the Marine Corps *nd Naval avia­ GAINESVILLE. July 21. (Bps - matter Monday, told a reporter r.nl cenlial tecior had teiied ModCharle* L ulr. la the absence of way of their pocketbook*," ami tion ciali—Walter M. Ilnyne*. Ji , Ihn! the Army anil Navy had npJ. flraitey Odham. prcrldent of. hit investigation of the imach In the Senate and House,.drives Hanford stu d rn t, a n t t'limlidato for | io»*mI letting the contracts but jnkrito, on thr outer tint ol the don't do their bidding.' they'll the Jayraea. outlined the Jaycee up yevterday afternoon. Tests Clear Boy Of w e t' on to get rid of'm ajor mat- n itarhelor of scirm-r ibgi*'-. ha-i that nrrlers, had rome from the Dutch petinirl-t atniiml the onceeliminate you." tourist program tlnit ha* been In The Injured were Cllfforl Kinhv the adjournment d»r.-Iwell elected to mcmhei -Itip At P lit| White House to go ttirotlgu with ixmetlut tn '.tl bate o l SoerabiSlaying 2 Infants torsThr-e Weldon G. Starry of Tallaha* progress since last Fall. Mr. Luka aril of laingwnod, who at tho time were principal develop­ ■Ih-tn Kappa and I’M Kimiju Phi, them, |a. Hu* n ic on- of the area* told the member* that tha Jaycee* nf the rnllision was driving hi* l see, ^opening the detente argu­ Imnorniy w huladir fra*..MASSILLON, O . July 24 (JP) ment*: Krug said lie l"ld^th?-J.'VAi.Sfii- held 'bv tlw—I hit' la- Iwlor"—IH* had sponnoted the tom 1st Informa­ IU39 8ttnlrbaker Redan north oil — L Tite Htiuse 7 AppropiiAtiuus najionn^ Tftil,lln„ot SN 1'snr M ibll ment*. laid Odham and Camp tion booth located-on-tile ta*ke- the -highway, ami -w how tnl’irle* - - Testa - in 4h« |w-li»lHc-t nursrry ernHIr*. it N^al TmiminVe'U fojJtV Commlltre recommended liarp nulbirak ol huiiilitlM Sunday. of City ll.ispltal npparrii'h bs^tlieir secretaries »t the Univer­ IC s X Is t r * mn fmmr l:iak<i probably were "loll* of tome pow- sttore Drive. It won also stated Modrokrito la.JH mile* •outhwest; , V; 1 fleered *l*-yrar-‘dd R.'ger Gita cut in ill' funds President Tro- sity of Floiida. a jtfn l tyndieate" in making ihelt . that the l-ooth would be dedicated IDS', asked for mi InvcstigaUun of of Navarre today of tho killings Mr. Ilnynea, a iclera II of the i cd SoCiabsia. i on Sept. 1 In a special program, the lovnltv of government Tvork* Army Air Force* end Uto Rcuiition* again*! Papy. of two baby gilt* last Jurm A, ... . snd wxttltl oprn for aorvlco to tourTbe Modjokri to action appar­ r t t He asked $1^.900,090 for tlie Weldoq G. Sto-yy pf Tallaha*. an Theater of Opeiatiuna. who exDr. Iwmoyno Snyder -of Lan­ ently ua* an attsm p l by th# (Mil Service Commission and 18,oect* to enter • Harvard Medical sing, Mich., ninth,,-legs) dlicct->r Republican* , to lmia»» Dutch •rue argument, told th* Jurv w o- relandscaping TC program apemaonne. nf the Michigan State 1’idlcr said 710,009 for I lie FBI. It recom­ College In the fall, was one "of 22 fur tho« fo ri'* driving* on tlie -tronghol-J mended $3,500,000 for the comvletlon of Papy would mean "ruin 'area around tha tourist buoth and student* at ihe University rletto l it was “moat unlikely" the Na­ r>f Mnluur. I lie Indonesian com11 «*nlln«4wr| isii Pnm* III*hi * for htm and hi* family politically, are asking for donation* fer this to Flit Kappa Phi and thw-imly varre, O., boy, who *drallied tha WASHINGTON, July 21. UP*— nuniMue «aid (lie drive had heen financially * and socially." and purpose, Mr. Luke told thoea’preone elected to 1*1*1 Beta Kappa. killings last .Monday then chsngetl would bring,to an “Inglerioj* end *ent. We need 15,000 to put this Initiation nf tlie hew metnb-r* President Truman said today he halted 35 miles southeast of the JERUSALEM, July 24 (flh- tits story on Tuesday, "actually not promised to tenmve con­ • political career lasting 11 years project over and we are vow In Gurimen and British troops ex­ ever did remove a baby /rum * will be held Friday preceding ha* i <..ntl-iM-il «n l*aae 411**11 trols over Installment .htivlng th In th* hall* of the Legislature the Proce** of working th» prob­ changed fir* today at the gale of rrib." evening commencement exercise* event Congress doe* not approV-i where he wa», If you tileaie, the lem out, he *ald.. in Which tn" candidates wilt re a security sene Ih Jerusalem, The Michigan criminologist r»n rtcogniied champion or the little reive degrees Dean Walter J. their ,, eslenslon. . , , , , “We are going to ha,V a real touching off alarm siren* and a series of tests with -the Guo jwpuntiea.” Matherlv of the College of this, « »'*s only promlsyd :.» t»y- Maraliall Advised program here nest week anil we baiting traffic for 48 minutes. boy re-enacting his purported "acnesi Administration will .^ In -.s ' "Ctton. he said at a mwi s-onfe • Aa to Rep*. Rrailey Odham of are going to "kick off" the Project An ‘ unofficial report raid the riiient," hit rig h t- aim in n r*■t Of Dutch Situation Sanford and Clarence M. Camp II and start the hall rolling toward attackers arrived In a If at, fired us It wait at Ihe time nf the the graduate , op "The Futum uf wl,- n ■bout hU •' These control* were Imposed be iCaatlmmt .■ I1, , . I'lakll Private Cnpitallsm,” and President getting $5,000 worth of donation* four times with a Bren gun and ballin' deaths. * WASHINGTON. July 21-lTTduring Dip w ar,tiv n pre­ John J Tir-'il "ill rtmfer devices. iglnnlty for the booth and surrounding escaped towards the Jewish quar­ The tests, lie said, showed “*t Secretary of State Marshall dt»* sident order. They.require n: !> ■ **! PARIS, July 24-tAh-A French Oliiel •lUilflllj Sr|rrti>d for It,•■tilarea.” II. G. McIntosh, II, project ter* a* troop* returned the fire would have heen physically p»'said today France hrrsbip in I'M Kappa I'M Inilml,-: a oiiP-tlilrd down payment when rilt*ed the Dutch-Indonesian fight­ chairman, stated No casualties were reported. • ltd* for Roger to have remove I spokesman art autornebile, a refrigetn 'o ' nu t ing today with tho Netherlandswould accept the t’uited Stales Krnett Campbell, second vice The attack was the latest in a either of the babies from theit proposal for n iititUh-Freneh* Hector I (mi'* Gallardo. Poi-lto some other article* a r e -purcli.ru-i! sint'a**adnr-dr*iEnnle, Dr. Eelco h Rico, mri v l aiidldate for the tltvpresident and officer in charge of long series since the British turn­ cribs'* but "it i* unlikely that Van Kleffeils. the installment plan. . internal affair* of the o rg n rlsv ed hack toward France the t.Sbi) he actually ever did remove a Aintrlcan conference on the fut­ torate, and t.'hlh-hwa Wu, tiavh- onMr. tn a •lli-minule conference at tha Truman recently sent Con­ ure level of industry' tn Germany. ing. Chekiang, China; Eunici Z. gress a message saying he though! State Department, Van Klrffcns-* tion. itatrd that ne needed help Jews Intercepted on tho SS baby from the crib." The spokesman said France was Calhoun and Robert I. Gilbert, on tha governmental affairs com­ Preifdent Warfield, alto called th.* awaiting more precise details nf Gainesville; ami Randolph T. Wed- the controls should be continued, sabl In- gave Marshall “n fete'’ ^ S e n a te Bill No. 364 which Irani- mit tee and requested that anyone Exodus of 1947. It occurred within but felt that Was a m atter for points" on the breakdown of neg­ the American propotgl before ding, St. Petersburg. Myron G, Congre*s. In working on tho rom* a few yard* of tha Jewish agen­ Italians Urged To At that time, tie said otiations which resulted in what Wr* entire airport* such a* the interested tusking an official reply. Gibbon*, nod Randolph It. Polk, be should take mltlee contact him. Mr. Campbell cy and the Goldsmith Officers' action if ('ongre-* lie termed the Dutch "police" II* tald the projected cflrcur- Tampa; Ray E. Goddard. ■Plant Sanford Naval Air Station to mu­ stated that Edward Ktrrher had Club, which previously had been Accept Peace Treaty campaign. »i-n» also would cover control of C ity ; Robert W. G reen, Fernan- did n»t vote to continue them. nicipalities, together with build­ been appointed chairman of the wrecked by a bomb. Tlie In.lone-ian crisis was taken Ilia phrase was general!*- Inter­ ROME, July 2J-GPI- Foreign Min- the Ruhr industrial bastn, and dtna; Jaiqur* L. Clarke and Char­ Jaycee newspaper committee, and 81x- men were repoptad by * Ister Carlo Sforxa told the Italian management and ownership of ing* and facilities, hat now been at the time as meaning he up "in very general terms." Van les W. Brand. Coral Gables; Joan preted that help is needed in getting the reliable informant to have robbed constltutent would remove the controis if .(’on- J Kleffen • told r eporters, along With assembly today hg Ruhr coal; but would not deal with approved by both the House and arrangements complete for pulia Tel Aviv diamond merchant* recleved telegrams which "con- administrative measuie* to in- N. Pat ker. Mayo; Edwin A. Shut, gress did not vote to ext.jpd them. *current efforts to put tthc Marsh­ Senate and only awaits the Pres­ llcatlon of the Jaycee paper.___ er. Bristol; Kenneth L. Jons*. office .of HO.OOOJ n cut and. mul the desire of Soviet Rnisla'S . ...ftn Ruhr goal orodlictfon. Senate has voted for s tno-li- all plan fur European economic Laurel Hill; John. W. . MIxsju. 1 The Ernest Southward sn d * J. (r. cut stone* at notjn.1 A similar firmmt ident's signature before becoming • to ratify the Italian peace treaty Such administrative *tep», be Cdmpbellton; fied fonttnuatmn, hut—the llnuva ICi-uveiy into effect. Campbell were introducen as Kenneth F. nntsaerib! Mat -mill, be »ar.L "VnrtWs very robbery and another $40.09(1 law, according to word received All tbr^e of the ether Major **ul concerned only British and lias opposed. , • f fin Hu ii r n t> to I * n | c 1:1 k It 11 guests. Several old. members who Truman also said. that a world «ell what-* going on"-ln the East aa renal thi* morning by H. N. .Sayer, had not. attended meetings, recent­ haul oecurred—jM terday, Th# in­ ower* have ratified the treaty, American authorities . . formant eald- m sntben of. the rllish Foreign Secretary Ernest adrOlniitratoM- Thus, he raid, trade organiiatinn to buy grain Indie*.. city manager from Etfwaid Hip- ly were welcomed home by Mr. underground Stem Gang, seeking Bevln' yesterday suged Italy to -i.Van ■ Kleffen*. who has been trance wotiTd not participate tn for distribution’under the Marshall . “ ‘Jfni. m anag er.b f the Seminol* Luke, fund* tor fu rth tr operations sp e d ;h e r ratification, adding that the British-American talks ex­ Historic Papers OfEuropean recovery plan '* uti-!er Netherlands delegate to the United Nation*, leturned Tuesday fro.m against the British, wer* known tbe Italians apparently wer# hold, pected to be held in Washington. Lincoln To Be Opened eonsideratlon. County Chamber of Commerce. to be operating diamond p o s h ­ fng back In the bellaf that the U.B. Secretary of Slate George Ttic President maile this "state­ The Hague, lie said his call was Mr. Higgini and II. H. Cole­ Captain Of Liberty ing shop* In private home* and Runalans would not ratify. jC. Marshall, in hi* letter Monday ment nt a news -confer>ne' when primarily a courtesy visit, such, SPRINGFIELD. IB., Jqly 24 UTl, questioned man left than morning for Jack­ Shjp Shot In Gun fight selling the products tn Europe. Sfuria, opened an assembly de­ to French Foreign Minister about Secretary of as normally precede* a new en­ —The custodian of Abraham Ltr.-' Agriculture Anderson's propwal voy's presentation of Iris creden­ sonville to confer with CAA and Jewish quarters of Jerusalem bate on ratification, strongly urge,! G orge# Bedsit, said he would coin's tnnib said today that tho for surh an organisation. BALTIMORE, July *4, (/TV— were under a dusk to dawn cur­ the constituent assembly to accept indicate aaon how such a trlptial* at the W hile House. WAA official* in regard to de­ Harry -Ij InColn papers to Ire opened SatA. - Anderson, 33-year-oH few. the treaty before Aug. |0, by attlto conference could be held. Mr. Truman alto tald that he tails'of the new Isw. •hip’s captain, died of a gunshot British naval authorities an­ which date he said Italy'* chance The’ spokesman tald It was this urrlay in Washington “may con­ hat no plans for domestic controls The bill Is designed to dispose wound In • hospital today and nounced that tha formar Liberty for entry Into the United Nation* added Information for which the tain letters from people who were over wheat and corn. J Envoy In China Will of government surplus airports, Dollca said they had the descrip­ Ship Empire Llfegukrd, whlrh would be ended for this year. French government was walling. were "angry at th# martyred Civ­ The so-called "Marshall P lan” 4 gtrport facilities and to aaiure tions of a man and a woman In­ they yesterday reported suns at Visit Businessmen il War President., first announced by Secretary of I IIWIIISSM rag# rig h t! volved in a fight with him outside her pier in Haifa by saboteurs, The ' custodian, 87 year old States' Marshall, is the Doited a bar shortly after midnight. , had been "raised and refloated Herbert .Well* Fay, along wltn States- offer to help European na­ NANKING. July 2 1-bD-Lieut Police aeld they learned Ander­ after two hours," . Jay Monaghan, state historian, tion* get on their feel econo micab General Altiert Wedemeyer, R eported Refugees son skippered a Liberty Ship on News photographers htd been both thought, however, that the lv If they work out plana to .do President Tnitnan’a fact-finder tn (• May , Staye Strike at least four voyages through forbidden to taka pictures of the paper* would not reveal anv what they can on their own. China, will make * preliminary "Bomb Alley** to Murmansk, Rus­ vessel, which the British said hat thing sensational. Oq the m atter of domestic con­ visit to Shattgoal Saturday to ; PAR/S, July u W — A Jevrl.h sia. during the war and that he been sabotaged after unloading Meanwhile a group of Lincoln trol* over grain, Mr. Truman tald talk with American builnessmen Py BOBBY PARKS and they had a big time at ths scholars and Civil War authori­ those mentioned tn his recent econ­ who have heen sharply critical . Agency spokesman said today tha came here eight year* ago from more than 200 legal Jewish Im­ party. CAMP SCRIBE . ties gathered In Chicago pre­ omic message to Congress had to of Chine*# commercial restrict­ 4,BOO more Jewiah Immigrants Boston. migrants brought from detention Monday was an aetlva day for Thre# big fish base been eaught to attending the open­ do with export and transportation ions. bain* returned tq Franc* from ‘ Police Lieut Thomaa’J, Mooney camps In Cyprus. the campers a t Winona. Thera front* th* lake this year, on* paratory ing of the historic document*. tl »nllnn»g on Paae t.lskll Palestine by-* three British de­ laid ’ Charles Chambliss, another A formal statement said tha wai a vigorous water polo game S'* pound, a 6T pound one, and The paper*, a t tha with of the portation. ships might Stage a merrhant ship clptaln from TamShanghai trip "will afford oppor­ in tha morning swimming period a slightly smaller one. martyred President’s son, Robert Mercy Flight Success tunity for discussions in closed sitdown strike uppn arrival and Da, Fla., told him he wa* sitting Randall Goff Tours between Cabin 1 and II and HL The council ring was the scene Todd at a table with Anderson when th* Lincoln, have been sealed Jtfu to to Way* /h e vessel*. meetings with memhers of the of an active conteit between cab­ Cabin I won with a aeore of for 21 years in the library «f Despite Bad W eather American and Chinese business Tha Jews left Beta, Franca, two latter went to another table where U. S. With Babe R uth 17 m l . ’ in*. Cabins V and Vl wagrnl a man and woman were sifting. VMk* .ago aboard the Eindu* communities and will assist Gen­ All through tha morning and a vicious battle of wit* and CongressRandall Goff, 14 ysar old son of Chambliss said Anderaon spoke of J947, th# farmer B. 8, PresBOSTON, July 24 GPi— An in- eral Wedemeyer. In mapping out hearing in "Paper-pick-up* and afternoon activity period tho cam­ Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Goff of 014 to the woman. She got up nnd fdan Warfield, In an attem pt to Coast Guard pilot brought h|* program of intensive study," per* were busy In the handi­ VI won by one point COUnty Commision To treplil It appeared here that former reach Palestine, but wer* taken started to leave the place. Her Park Avenue, Is due to leave to­ craft ahop making trays, book- Cabin a flying boat down In heavy Cabin* I, H.KIII had a . fir* day on a trip that fhoulri excite companion and Anderson followed. in custody at sea by Britisn sess last night within 15 feet Premier T. V. Boong was taking Hold Meet Monday end* and lanyard*. Sonny Gar­ building contest. Each of the throj the envy of every American youth, Chambliss said he heard a shot a nary men. Tha J e m -lscked im­ of Ih e . Weather Bhlp Bibb, MO an Important part In Wedemeyer'* left In tna afternoon unex­ cabina chopped up h i 18 Inch migration certifies lee. •• - few moments later and ran from a tour of many cities with- none ner pectedly, Cabin IV won the cab- block of 2x4 and built a fire 11oneH mile* o f f ' Newfoundfsnd, to rc- Investigation, on whichi. U k tlt.g flL other than George Herman "Babo Seminolp County . . . . the bar to find Anderson tying In -American policy toward Premier Paul Ramadler n l d ttlUL-.TL.They had-tw o-m IW i MOtiaiy" Iftfrim n ai morv an 18-ytit-obi sat lor strict- (tepbnd street with a bullet wound Ruth." Britain had naked Franca to ta lis the China. Informed -sources sudd en with * appendicitis. Since ITI of the cabins were in h u t below .his heart. and the first eabln to bum a It all came a b c u n tu e ia Ike farl 2:00 o'clock as ah equatl totlon •tha.group, but added* "W* Joseph J. Johns, 18, S l-e of He­ floung was believed acting as un­ excellent order. •tn n f atretchcd 13 Inches above board and to hear irnmptalnta, it that Babe Ruth, who la sponsoring ! liaison between the Amer­ ^■4 g jrn mvt force fores them tham to » leave tears the tha J * ™ I& JM j American Legion Junior Baseball The member* In each cabin rontaat. with Cabin II coming in was announced today by O. P. lena, Ga. was flown to a hospital official ican and certain Chinese govsmleagues In tha United Stale*, ask. are hard at work earning points the ground won. Cabin I won the Herndon, county clerk, who h now at Fort Pepperell In Green!an1, ment officials,— T ^ r . will accept tham as Jew- ^ ^ n. ht£ ’. i ” Cr' PU<>M "* ed James P. Chapman, director of tor tholr cabin. Points are earned second,-* In the next part of the preparing a tentative budget far where plan* wqre made to opera:* i*h Immigrants In transit and BBa , f” °*n ,n '________ Ford Motor Company pubtle rela­ by wiiytlng game*, contests, and canto*, the one to boll hie pot the fiscal re a r 1947-48 for present­ Immediately. C A liF IH SOLD that they are car*d for, Braving haxardnua Hying w P tions which la backing Um tour to table and cabin inspection* and of w iter over first won. Cabin ation to tho Commission. U J . NO. I OPENED *T*n if w means giving them WASHINGTON. July 24 OF) TALLAHASSEE, July t i w go along, Mr. Chapman euggeited by picking dangerous object* II w6n and Cabin I came In No Increaso* In valuation* are dltloni, Lieut. William Morrill of to which they are suited," Chairman F. Elgin Bayless of the that hla nephew Randall Goff go like pieces of glass from *paths sacmtl. contemplated for assessment and LakehuraL N. J., was forced to Rep. 8IVea (D-Fla.) aald today madler said. State Road Department today re- along, and Randall was notified. and tra ils .,/^ t tbe end o f the ’ ’ Aftor tha contoat. the campers tax purpose* other than those due uae Instrument* in making th e the- War Anseta Administration .VA j Tha British vessel* were ct- ported completion of widening He left today by U alrrftrr STriht- week the cabin with the most hurried to thetr bunk* ana a to neturxl increase.In value auch landing because of fog and ro- has agreed to aell Camp Gordon • parted to arrive a t a French and resurfacing of U A No. t gomery, Ala. to join tha Bab* Ruth quiet hush fell over the camp as a* new buildings or Improvements, ■orted to "Jala,” a form of jet Johnston, In northwest Florida Mediterranean port today or to- from Scottsmoor to Port Orange psrty. They will visit New Yprk. tbe last notes of up* from the Tax Assessor Sanford Douclnoy propulsion, In taking off from to Grlar A. Quay Blosco, of East rodrrow. Paateatine, Ohio, for $440,100. . in Brevard and Volusia counties. f Cabin 11 won with 826 points bugloFrang out over th s lake. revealed this morning. '■ .A ■ Walter Haynes* Jr. jWinsH igh I Inner Atl State University Promise To Scrap f ,,n,‘ Credit Controls Denied By Truman Violence Flares Up In Jerusalem With Gun Battle France To Accent Bid To Meet On German Industry Congress Okays Bill T T ransfer A irports To Cities 6 Council Fire Ring At Camp Winona Is Scene Of High Spirited Contests K,2tJ,’ k'saj;„k,T i5 'r ; . - _ -a . �• ; 1 - - ' '_ , . • ■v f- PAGE TWO hopes of bulldjng up trade eon taete. The while-giqvrd prince In a golden fni>K«'d rot* said thtough Lie interpteter: **l ent very i.iurii PITTSBURGH. July V4, M — Impressed with the iln i of Ihl* ro rk rn dropped Mbdi- tool* country,.the work being done Itci* ‘■tar* In amarcmunt ym iculiy and the f|iendllntsa of the peo­ whit* - robed, dagger, • bearing ple.” ’ Br JANE KARS Al-ltlam Abdullah .* Ills country Is a 75,000-s'jii.ire WA8IIINOTON — There ar* 1 * neen. Salt Arabia, airoiied th o u g h mile independent kingdom III Ihc about 210,000 blirwl person* in th* 1 mill un an Inspection trip, southwest section of th* Arabian Unitad States now, and an esti­ mated 25 percent of them could bo guest of tha Q. 0* Uteri peninsula. rehabilitated into employment. , th* 36-year old utjnc* flr»« Tlit automotive industry cmTheae blind ar* a part of the d th* Edgar Thompson Work* Motoiisl taxes in 1948 lotalicil army af more than 1,600,000 dla the Carnegie - Illinois Steel $2^07,000,000. ablcd men and women civilians He Is tourlnrfflrniktion »n of working ago who. am for aid under thu Federal , . -Auent j ‘■••wwatlnnei rehabilitation V V prpgram. Michael J. Shortley, di­ Garden Fresh rector of th* Offir* of Vocational Fruits & Veg. Rehabilitation, estimates that the national w«alth could be Increased Fancy Yellow by 12.000,000 if all of Ihexe banllcajiprd people could Ik made fit Squash 2 lbs 25c for lidt-hoTdlng. Selected . Tlie program opt rate* '.n the Tomatoes lbctn.2flc varlou* ktattt*, with 76 percent of tb« overall operating cxiK-nvca Fresh carried by the federal government Okra 2 lbs 25c 8h0rllev *ava an avarag.- of tO,000 disabled civilian* a yeac has Kiberta been tdarrd In job* tinrr 104,1 Peaches -3 lbs 27c Seventy-five pcirrnt of th,>*« re­ habilitated la.t year w en mum Fresh ’ Ployed,' and 10 percent of lUm H Oiati atuwx s »*cmc ru ca Cucumbers 2 lbs 17c had never worked befoie. Shoitley figure* th a t‘about 260,­ i ’ ANN PAGE Californii pviiona iKtom* disabled each Carrots 2 Bu. 19c 000 '. PUKE year, about 30,000 of whum aic blind. Bight now about 170,000 Grape Jam ar* In the procea* of re­ Plums lb 23c dltalilcd habilitation. • • offlcr li Calif. Baking _C'mj.ntly, ....— Hlioitlty’ar . _ lb ja r 25c a training Inttilule In Potatoes 5 lbs 33c combating Washington—tho hTi first of it» l-lnd -r-to stimulate commercial place­ * Frozen Foods “ ment* -*l‘ 1-Aul'UsiIUr‘a-Jbt. tmpluyment »pe<-lali«t* from IS atato Ford Hook 12-os. pkit. vocational rehabilitation agencies. •This is a practical rourxe fea­ Lima Bean# 11c turing subjects which a blind per­ i son must m aster In order to en­ Brussels 10-ox. pkg. successfully in a small busi­ Asparagus Sprouts 38c gage ness enterprise,” **y» Shortley. “On rpmpldt4o#--oF the coura*. No. 2 can 38c Sliced . lb pkg. state repreicntatlvra will return to tlieir home offices equipped Peaches 19c with another worthwhile tool for ui* In preparing eligible'blind rugn Rich, and Flavorful 12-os. pkg. -women f o r. employ mi ut and Rhubarb 29c •ltd placing them In suitable iob».r" n g ~ N ectar" A lot of disabled person* don’t 10-os. pkg. know of thU program, **y* ShortTea Broccoli 30c lev. I’eriona of working foie* ug«, sav fium Id to OS, can apply to fe n »in> it Cr*am*d their atate offices for aid. Aftsr 19c application they ar* k«v*» 36c 69c Tuna lb pkg. 62c making fi.e medical examination, coun­ sel and guidance In arriving at a IONA auituhb- Job fu tu re with the In­ 5 Iha 10 lb s 2 5 'lb d iteel Mill Toured , By Arabian Prince Rules Outlined1 For Touring: B y, * Trailer Safely Disabled Trained For W ork To Aid Them And Nation L AfTU five mtnulks of testimony In a Lus Angslss^ouit, film star lledy Lamarr (abovt) wa* granted a di­ vorce from John Lodcr, also ot the film*. She charged that Lodcr fell **l««p on th* couch after dinner •very nlghL Hs uasd to fall asleep In the movies, too, sh* told the court, (international Souudpholoj AP Nrwsfeaturpa SAN FRANCISCO — Touring with a trailer this summer? From tha land that aeea more trailers than any other, th* Calif­ ornia State Automobile Associa­ tion offers tie** rules: The trailer m ires some prob­ lem*. creates others. Like a tu r­ tle, you carry your roof with you, but vou al.ojsr* ‘ slower and hexkern . vler thanit an ordinary c ir S h P e l r t S E rpadt, “S f j well to the right W on xwide I and on narrow roads pull slide now and then to let traffic piled un behind get gat past. Bast. ’ up Control Speed Never go faster than 60 .mile* - p*: hour. In moat caeca it's ‘safer I to go slower. ‘ . ) weight } ' z r uhooked xt! l , wldt>l^ J r n? th ,n d on behind tntani more car* in atarting, stopping,, I passing and - ovestaking other) vthicla*. I Different atatv? require differ-l ent equipment for Jraller*. In' California vou need a license, an approved signal device, a aidsview mirror, safety chain, d ear-. ance and running lights, and I biakes If the trailer weigh* m ire ' than 1.600 pound*. | Lean, how to back up. Be sure- iiimi " J . 11” IOUR’ 33t ill : lb. can 26c - / * WHITE IRN 2 No. 2 cans 27c. WRITE HOUSE 6 small cant MILK ‘i e 8 Urge cans 33c 33c lb. jar 15c STOKLEY'8 TOMATO CATSUP 14 oz. bot. 22c 1 AP * SAURKRAUT NO. aik CAN . . 11c JUT PATCH PEANUT BUTTER lb. ja r 32c * -**27 fpUTCH CLEANSER . * ipi - - *•- 2 for 19c SUI’ERITE GRADE BEEF • Du z Club or Rib STEAKS 76c T a rg e Pkg. 30c Med. Pkg. 12c OXYDOL Large Pkg. 30c Med. Pkg. 12c Stan'dlng ROAST 73c Froah Ground All Beef HAMBURGER 39c Mtaty BRISKET STEW R h m u i — —------ —* 35c Skinless W E IN E R S 13c Hermans Largo Assortrosnt . COLD CUTS 45c Bwlft’a Brookfield Oreakfnst SAUSAGE Lud*by i-n, B s r 63c P u r| Pork SAUSAGE 50c Woodbury Herman* Soap lat* 10c iweethe&rt Bar 14c SMOKED SAUSAGE 55c SIRLOIN STEAKS LOIN CHOPS 69c 81c’ r .,.™ «* SUPERITB GRADE VEAL opa ROLLED SHOULDER 65c • an< m * w !‘“ lea>26o: 3 .0 I V * i i vv At.it t v r v S«l*rt ' 63c M*d|um. Blxa____________ W -* V / OU MAY HAVE BEEN •' ' * ■frV ♦ A . H H p I t * <i * tk ■ 3 If, ■ 'MAV hi v ’ , ; " \ FYWf « ^ I- * iiKr.iis - . ; ;r.*\ w5Um lila k i. t ula itv lr HMiry To m s C. Will***. , __ t y Ujt*r. <» t- •»“* L«»ulM To i:*m,ii Thomukon. H.wtll. W. t: •*»* 4*m$ u „To U. T. N .iM I •« ua , Kj»< *_l ; */.. AI*sands'. 1‘rrJ «*«D) To l-* itltu. A l u m i l " *IU* r-lurenck, J o h n K- »*u*. »*««■> Ilir U l To Nu»| lloihy K «l C. u Will mi «iT«ry. . ____ __ Florslic* Juhn K. ««u* F#*av T° N »*l Itoitr stal Y. I - O^boary. Slrnty, Will * *iu* Ua*K .To A. lltnjamln *tut Urk*i*. • lllahk I.u|b ilvlr ir«hry To Ko.a Kmllli . (Ah. Spa*-! _ .. , t‘***4ll>khrr) i u r 4 »n* lac. To Frul A (Tali* *tu* xiaxln*. . .. It,union A.waril To Klmoro r. Hronson - i* i .. m -'f, J» n ,* . J « lin - M. -J» t- * . o* A m * » « * II To Frank XV. Joh.s #»u* N*lU«' W -. . .• • • , UHAI. KaTATU MI.UTC*AUKS b stta p . II. n. •*us ll »m« To H«»thk II. JtnXlna niti. Piolii A AIlKila To Ftorlila I r.-1 i S, It,,..iin-ni *v K’ More... To H arm o n Thb new booklet loll* the b«8t and cheapest way* . • i g '• ' ' - :> - l ' • 5.50 each ' low coet o f oil bou»e heating m ethods found b e d V : • •• V* . • ‘ * ’ . *. - \ • .-• • ; v fo r Florida. Describee advanced, im proved, poet . * . •' " - 1 - Cases, nixes 42 x 38 ij , 2.95 pair* ■ w a r e q u ip m e n t a v a ila b le f o r i n l t a l l a t i o n th ie '■ - ■ THOMASTON nuturner. R ight now k the tim e to get aet fo r even, Clark. p«.-V dependable w arm th next winter*.' Supply Yard To m mi nun, uu iton orrieE . ■ Quality Muslin Sheets Size 81x99 ..i....3.75 Cases, 42 x 36 pr.1.79 U BWl THIS CSUrON TOUT I T ^ f l BATES FI*Je-, Atkinson stvlr Norman J,‘ Atkinson Va. Jokn C. DtcVotkod Const, C*. ' , ■ - , j Nuimtn J. Atkin.on Va John . re*m slsl frk ain u ii i.unnT fd r c rv tttliu ix n PJMtWVT Naihssisi JarkMtn Ilk and Pom.aranlt* A V I — Framo House. WATWW COgRBCTION • I.f.i, 111 Isu i.l Av. beautiful . {■ ■ • i *%ii ' ' A«*s3*-*v-.rr - * & * s- > j ■ MWI P— t ‘ Sr ; ■ •EM* ■ f, . ' M nortaent of patterns. y i -* •• • -• * itr ‘ •• . ’ __ WORRYp 10.95 PURCELL’S ORRY INSURANCE* A Regular Ad “Wa cloths the FaeiilyW .' — Therefore,. In the name of humanItr *T>d virtuo and rcllgiuri; .n tho name of th* Gra*t God, our common rrc*t»r *ml our com­ mon judg*. we appeal to the na tions of Christendom and .. . ' ask them that they will regard us with the sympathy and friendly consideration to which tho ik cu IIaritlca of obr condition entitle ux and extend to u* th at eomlty which mark* the frii-hdly Inter­ course of civilised and indepen­ dent communities.” So I.IIktI* iKcame a fire, Imleprn^ent republic. Hut nut until 1862 did tho United State* recog­ nise It aa such. Liberia hni al­ ready I>een recognised hy Great Ilritail/and Franco. The period following U. H. re­ cognition was • proxpi-i^rt one rrlan for the Negro Republic coffee rominanded a high price and waa tho principal export rtaj>1e for many year*. Toward close of the century It largon to he supplanted throughout ths world hy Brasilian coffee. ., , , Time and again . Um United flu tes stood in the way of attempta to encroach on - Liberian sovereignty. Today some 2^00.OO) people Jive In Liberia. The 100th anniver­ sary of Independence will he cele­ brated by a two-year-long exposi­ tion in which foreign nations have been Invited to participate. 1 CARRY ANTI- L*-j ; ^4. •it, ______ yf,r 0( lh^ #f‘l ■t - V- ” FINK ENTERTAINMENT FOR durinK BED SPREADS I Twin or Donblr sixes In a ~ = — FincHt duality Comb Percale 72” x 108” it rereale the efficiency, d e a n lin e u and surprisingly CIVIL SUIT LAW i W BATES’SHEETS * Uso. . l.a. nn .. ■)Food* -N,« • rtiales-Dtv. u i n - i n i . oofr uOon in , F of w ls C nrp. V8. F is d y ja d itia . d t i In* tiutlniM a< H s ilitm F o o d »*o*i) Iismags.. masts 4 -- ■ to boat your hom e. Based on • study ju st completed, Awn. I.udwle. John H.l To J. C. Ho*chiton A C-n rollint. All—rf II. *lu s Flora L m To Firm .n llom* Adm. Jonas, Frank W. siux N.lll* it To Farmtn Horn* Adm. (Blip LIUT Carraway, Ucthmald To J. C HuIrhUiili O Co. vATisFATiog n r v io N T a a aR x W.IU. W. J Jr. To Joha S. Flor •SCO MUX IVsST' H I * H7 1:li Hlart nr FU Amsrlcxn L*(lvn To Old Olorjr row No. I ll Ahamonik Fpiliist. t iio x aiu n L H iriecusMURS • Cleitn Stores With Everyday om all account*, n* tough from arrount*, had hsu it nx lougn Ii — )(jlt of c|t'|cs |a aa follows: e* our own Mayflower clan, " h e p . . . . q j,^ t Hoynton Hcarb. Cocoa, th* main contingent »t,U | Coral Gable*.* Danta. Daytona i? n.h*bii! , , .hr out "r.7^% lu v e’ it .L wax driven by ;!.r,-T fierce hnative Ft. Pierre, Hollywood, Homestead. tribes and wax forced to tako re­ Key West. U k e Worth, Mel­ fuge on a xmnll Island, afterward* bourne, Miami, Miami Beach. Newnamed Providence Island, owned Smyrna llrarli. Okeechobee, i'nliobv a mulatto British tn.di-r. leer, Pompano, Hanford, Himrt, ■> - .« Here the pioneers resolv.xl to Titusville, Veto Ikaclr and West * J w stay- for the time being. Elijah lleaclt. Johnson, a leading colonist, voiced Palm Iotwrcnce Hlrxig, Jacksonville, the thoughts of Id* fellow* when now serving as Dixtrlct Governor he put foot on Frovldenc- Island of District 187A; and Taul Htlne, and *nld "Two long years have I Orlando. Govctjior of Ulxtrlct 187C. ■ought a home; here I havr found will assist Governor Keller III the one and-here will I remain.' . conduct of the session*. Seven month* later, In August 1922. Jchudi /yhm un made the trip from the states and took over Oliver Ancles Trains virtual "leadership -of-the-- strug­ A * Senior Forester gling colony. Hy th at lime the settlers had fought off _liotlilo HIGH SPRINGS, July 24, (Spe­ _^tlve groupx’. 'a n i «rtabnxbe*l. n •■i-^ww_iI - ■,!n[|iii|**ta'*- on the main- cial)—Oliver Amle* of Sanford i* studying'to become m senior fores­ '"siow lv amhtediously the colony ter a t th* annual forestry trnlnlng grew. Each year ahurlty after­ camp sponsored by the Florida Service. The jwhool wards pressure grew In Liberia Forest .... ....... - to „ be for complete Ocetlom from the ing held at Camp O la s o Male S o c i.t y . ‘ . P a r k e ig h t mile* n o r t h o f h e re . A convention met to consider’ Oliver Is the ton of Mr.__and Mr*. Steps to Ik taken. On July 20. J. O. Andt-x of Route 2, 'lo t 165. Oliver lm* aucceeafully cum1847. the convention Ixxin-d a De­ pitted tho m * t year work at the claration of Independence. Delegates agreed that the form forestry training camp mid holds the Junior Forester certificate ami of ’‘Ve-'.V government would la? pattamod upon the suiresaful completion of after that of this r«nrntry. and a II • ‘ flag waa made resembling III* basic rouracs at the present school h* will Ik awarded the Senior Fores­ the people of the Republic ter certificnte *lgne<l by tho Pre­ of Liberia, were originally the in­ sident ‘ of the Florid* Doan I of habitant* of the United States of Forestry and Parka and tho Stata North America. The W estern\ Forester. Coast was Courses Oliver Is studying this (JU„ ,> of .Africa ... . . . . .r^lceJixl . BPVi by . American Iwnevolonre and philan week under supervision of n cmIwra of tho Florida Forcat Heivlra ■thropy for our future homo. • •re: gum farming, tropical fore*, try. use of forestry tool* ami UmIkt m\n«iiccmrnt* telephone line construction «nd roalntentncc. and forestry radio communication, log­ ging and milling, *nd law enforcer ment and forc*t protection. . .- , . .. ^ ■^s» - Friends’ “Where Customers Send — " Founiicl liy onc-tlm« slaves^ the O little nation today looks with pride on Its achievements during the war, when It produced mor.» crude rubber "than any other rountry ex­ cept Ceylon. . In 1817 a group of influential Americans form.-d tho American Colonisation Society In Washing­ ton. Suprrtne Court Justice Dj*hrod Washington, a uephqw of G4orge Washington. w*i. clecled president and Francis S,-ott Key. A author of the “StaepSponglcd il-n# ner.” vlcc-ptesl.h-nt. Offier InflO entlal men of ‘‘Who’* Who” status Joined the society.1 One of the Society * flrat act* was to sponsor the emigration to Africa of slaves who had achieved • r»i oAiti M»'l ir.tr Is* i* fk their freedom. . 7-xi11 In 1820 the first contingent of 88 emigre* left the UnlL-d States for Sierrn l.oono* WVut Africa. Rotary District Meet! They found It unsuitable for col­ onisation nod sailed aoilih tn SlterSlated For July 27] m hru Island^ Here 22 person* dli-l, “ Including air the White men in the The Annuul Assembly of Dls-I pnrty. three of whom Wert* Col­ Uict 167 II «f Rotary International I onisation Society agent*. will be held at Vero Beach J u l y Within ^ y i - a r - a n m i ^ .r .t o u p ^ ur 2U Miami, an experlition left the temporary District Governor. .. •sttlemenJ to travel south down The Assembly will Ik attended tha »oa.T of Africa ami find n | ht- by other delegate* from the_ total manent home. of 25 cities along the Florida Knit The expedition soon ryached. a (Toast anil Okeechobee Region. Ihrl llkeiy-lboklng arm next Lj the club pnvldeut* and secretaries be-! present site of Monrovia, capital ing expected to gain at tho %e* of Lib*~ia, apd bought a co a.tali ' ^tba fira *lning ’ essential to iuc-| strln 430 n iik slo n g am 40 ro„ fu| administration of club af-4 iI CSmpt.II. F.pa To Tlm M a Cr*JIt * ltivMtm«n« Co.-. Thomiunn. Uarant *lus Hsl.n II To Fla. Cllrui I'r <t<l uctlon Crd N svr U TI Jr. (roll. SWAP 'ROUM' MUCH . WID TO* NEIGHBORYOU EltHUH LOSES A f r i e n ' e r e l s e Yo u 61TS D t WU ST OV IT it - . Kumlly T. *. To Alh*rt »■ Col* lint . ius Flora Ik *. ■ RORK ROAST BEEF LIVER »*, ai..ii», Ncncy . ra.n *H*r e *” ii To c T a . w aw *a«ta «*“ » t * ' 1* **■ jn-ielan Asslta* toe. To CaiwlU rr. UaiJiiu Inc. v . l.umh.r and 57c B ‘.c- litlt w. Boltamy. v FISH — FILLETS Haddock FUlata 4Hc Rad Parch ................ 44c - ■JLh. vs. \V|ilnl,.* 4 C, A. • t b ^ Fsrn A. T » S a n e r F . $ » •* •» • •» V,S , *?.U V , „ 40c v ■ ph“” By ROWLAND EVANS. Jit. AP Nrw.fcdtu'rc. W riter WASHINGTON - T h t tiny. Neg­ ro Republic of Liberia will UK) year* oM July 20. Situate! o n -th e west coast Africa, liilKtia owes its existence to a group of American sta'esmen who felt, aa early as 1600. .Out American Negroes could find a new and b etter'•way <>( Ufo SI girt” Trt&. i! imw.™ , | >svclx>|ugi<ial sn (|,sp lltu jls tesla un g i\,n . and the applicant, te plar.-d on the tig h t Jnbi1 A Postidacentent folluw-up li m*d* In every Instance to determine w heth­ er the Individual* is m ak'ng th* proper adjustm ent and so on. Ik fore an applicant la ready to take on h Job hg ha* to dentonstrat* he eah* raanag* on* to fit* Jub* In 20 different industries. SPAflE RIBS Loin End* I to 3 lb Avg. ATLANTIC “ ’ "k .. . . Court Records ISTARD Blended Whiskey M proof. U% grabs M itral spirit*. Then, if n.eessary—and this has been,found tru* fn.only about .20 oL of the ease—that physl-Mtatwtion plogram b*gln». __ biiludes surgery tn ren.ov* _ HoitaM am).disability. In many llkthncSl attlffcal devlr.-s ar* proVt.l.-I, su.li *• limit*, trwoe*. h**ring wid'. glava ryr*-wnd w on. ANN PAGE | — t-------------- --- --------------WANTED TO RENT unfurnished houie. n or 4 room, w „, Three Feathers Distributors, Uc., New Yorh i dividual’* own hopes And d eities iipvsva taken Into conaldcratlon. » Ain't it swell Ain't it dandy* Nowenough sugar fo r homemade candy/ Room Sf nor)(U „ „ „ sirs ' 100th Anniversary ' HAMBONk'S MEDITATIONS Hv Alley . Observed By 'N w o -----Republic In A frica HIT V o ti' D O * -To ■ " “ ‘ ' „ Catcher Ray Lamanno of tin cinnatl drove In seven runt In un<> inning with two hom* runt while wi|h Muskogee in 19.13. ' T o I-a te T o C la ssify alralebt Une. then think how you .y y sk .47? ,.. •* IMil! lii 39c p Chock VOur trailer tongue weight I on a public scale, first with tho! hitch seal*.« flrat with tht hitchs connected, then with Iha weight! supported on the caster wheel. I t 1 should be around 160 pound* for safe tracking. If more, you need auxiliary rear spring* »ud d or 8-ply rear tires on your cor. Walrh the Hills DonT wait too long to shift gears going uphill. Never stop on an up-grade units* absolute*/ nereixarv. . Uao Intermediate or low gear going down hill. Save brakes brake), th* / When 7, , applying-. a “f***** applied *h° uld *pp ® fKond iwfor# tboi# pt th# car. I and P " " ’* overload the df.w crs cabinet# In your trailer. Maximum trailer -weights ao-' cording to trips: | For side roads and mountain road* up to 10,000 fact—1,000 lbs. Main highways end not too mountainous terrain—3,000 lb's. Level main hlgtpeaya, provided overtiied radiator auA ax«car . . has .ow .. m (r,.] m , _ 8iooo lbs. FADE THREE THE SANFORD HERALD. STANFORD, FLORIDA . THURSDAY, JULY 21. 1947 THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1917 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA v;uy •HOME CONTROLLED” t <401 Kant First STTTM •»- 4 * Sanfnrtl. Florida ' LOW PRICES ____ :____. 1 ____ Lean All Meat B-meUx* H. GR \DF. \ WHSTERN' IUDY UF.EF . • A lly C u t W h ile It L a s ts SIRLOIN. T-IIONE, ROUND or V ChUck For Stew 8 AI.F. Club Steaks -• Square Cut Chuck Brisket . Realty T«> 111 19c lb 59c G rand* Shipped, Not F roim . |in'*s»-d X Drawn lb lb lb Hens Moircll Little Tig • • Young Tender *• II A M S Round End Shank E qjlI. . • • to Baby Beef Liver H) 59c UC 49c * aL -Bienic Hams.‘v. j^w Grade A W flti rri S<|unr<< Cut lb 1-ftS : i 47c | .* - 1» .y ^ = r— Wisconsin l)*l«> Print Ih 43c Yellow Cheese In Our Self H - Cheese-Case III Sanitary Carton* • • Cottage Cheese lb ctns. Wisconsin Morrell Yorkshire Sliced . — Rindless Cheese lb pktf. II) 59c Breakfast Bacon Virginia l.'gv. Bundle* W estern Cobblers 2 for Miehi^nn Cntif. Sunklxt ■ Celery I A’m o n s New Crop Fresh Stringieax Apples 19c Beans Honey Dew Melons ea. 25c Golden ltt(|f 3 lbs Bananas 35c • • -Nn. t- Red Rlt*» Klbecl*- 3 lbs I‘caches 3 lbs • 25c Potatoes 2Ie NO. 21. CAN F A N C Y KRKriH IM tU N K PLUMS DELRICH 19c MILK t : /. t'o i.o it p a k II) ctn . .LIMIT fl CANS K T A L L ... BLOSSOM 27e S CANS 29c . NABISCO 12-ox. etui SHK. WHEAT * 25c 2 PKGS. - 27c SNIDKK'S 0. B. CORN 2 CANS LIMIT 1 STOKLF.Y’S ORANGE ... NO. 2 DANS . 2 URN.SKITS l!F> IIT. 15c MAYONNAISE PT. 35c 19c 303 LJBBY iSUGAR PEAS MARIA IIRANI) C R U S H E D ....... - - ....... NO. 2 CAN • ‘ PIN EA PPLE WESSON PINT 43c OIL QUART - 83c 33c • SN0WDRIF1’ I-Lit. ASHCS ' OTMI* _ VARKUNO H IT E $1.20 2 Sm. 23c Lire. 31c -N O . 2 CAN 35c PIN EA PPLE NO. 2 CAN STOKLEVS CUT GREEN [SaORTBOl .. 15c BEANS UNCLE REN 1-LIL PKGS. lb 42c 3 Iha SI.21 35c 'Cm 2 Pkg’s 10c TOM. PASTE NO. 2 DOLK-S PIN EA PPLE JUICE 2 for 35c 12-OZ: JAR WHITEH0U8E APPI.E 15c JELLY 46-OZ. MOONKIST RRAPKI'RUIT 27c 2 CANS Bacnrmcnto all green --------- — - M o - X c a n •'», Corned Beef H u h lb can rills Jlrand ■an No. 2 can' qt. i f Roger’s Fancy Sugar Kist Sweet iia ln ra N a. 2 l/J -c a n Cock O’Walk or Roaedalc Pears No. 2Fj can • 35e Mara. Ann. Fla. Grarle A EGGS. U e . doz. 71c Rprind RWcr Creamery IIUTTER lb roll 73c Peas No. 2 can r BORDEN'S 6-ox. ran JUICE Hni. 12c l.gc. 30c 3-I.DS.. 42c ’ MARIA BRAND JMCBD RICE lb . HEM0 Jar 59c _ f*r OkUTO H0MI HU1TH SKU U/hw/iMjCLOROX i/a Gul 27c CAT cm DOG FOOD CAL0 No. 1 Can . 12c, OCTAGON CLEANSER 3 Cans 17c -V- * •*. • y "sttJL'i' . •• - - 22c 8WIFTB IIOUHRIIOLD GATOR -W . *V \ ' #- !—T~.-- * ROACH HIVES hi ThU Newspaper - - T -.- 05882630 -V 4 ? " m :r I Storrrll I’rlde Lamb Shoulder Rib Lamb Chops Carrots . Cuban Avocados . • . . Ur 59c CLEANSER Can 11c - i P :! fig*. . m m • V- - * ‘ B reakfast Sausage lb box 15c Ural And Hut ................................ ..... s* S ’ * * • - * * •• • v �, / I / _______ ,.«?, .,..' .•■>.-1—. . . - r- ' V r i 'T t - ' -V.,,,-. . »,>•* -f4L*' — . . ■ PAGE FOUR e= »*’ THURSDAY. JULY 24, 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA l THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1947: PAGE FIVE THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA ■W5 = againit dangerous qunekv and Wayne B. AJbers To Cosmetics Are Risky awindlera In the cosmetics black j Recreation Group The Sanford Herald Economic Co-Operation market. R ecalls these article, !■' Business In Berlin ID TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Formed By Baptists E«taktUk»4 In |*M are scarce, women bid high lly llllll TIIOMAH P a k lU k H S ail. n f » H IM an k r Bj RUSSELL KAY ______ The Pari* Conference on European economic co-opera­ price, for thr rontJnt* of notMes, •■ 4 ■ ■ ■ 4ir ' • ! AP -Newsfeature* Warn* R. Albers, state eignnThe RaptUt Youth' Cluh was tion ha* discarded politic* in favor of buaipeaa, *aya Paul lia ln a . riarMa . B E R L IN A woman’s -Vanity1 hoxea,and tube* that 'tTten are ||O I t.YWUOlS, July J4 '.n — Uer of the 46th Congresslonol IM* organised Saturday at the Firs*, I ll M,aa«lle A itaat ■old. in under-the-counter trade. . Ohali, who i* reporting it. Each y«ar hupdreds of thoutnrda banquet at 8:90 P, M. They will Raptfvt Church annex with a jrroup Van Jtfhnson i, a HoilywoW ts„- j tr |rt „f jhe Town,end Club will lu* ran he n dangerous buriorss If ahe drive to Tallahassee for tha night Thev have found In te st, 'h a t In .Berlin’s Ry—aii octi r who doesn't «ld hjlttj K„rr,t ,peaker durirtg the alltiuva lirr cosmetics r.a fm l aa w m l rla a a aaallar Tho co-ordinating committee will constat v f sixteen of picture* and feature atcrlei and breakfast the following morn­ of 10 young people signed us ...If t*1. .111 ft«,„ itiMitsafir . t iIi'ii* : . ■■ , st /,C.inKrei.. .. .1.. mprketi «■LnS. CL a 1,1 Ouida Fennell Ta P r i a k r r VT. 1 , 1 * . a l I k a Ta a « o l l l r a jwlf utsoit Ilia dram atic-talent!. | ,|Ay ,ui.r .t i|n(f 0ft .a the vMil pubieixing Forida are 'printed In ■1Id.trk She might get hob! frequently perfnnte, and toilet delegate*; ona -from each of the nations in attendance. charter mrmtwr* after aptfrttving I f a a a f a n l . P l a i M a . « * f « I k a Aaf new,paper*, magazine* *nd ing with Governor Caldwell and a set of by-law, which Included * For that reason, lie Ii asking 1 *|^na| iti^trU-t 'o f tho Townsend <jf some rxplosive perfume,, some water* marked "high test" have A decision has been made to obtain economic information the I f I » a a r » a a a f H a a c k *, l<*T. Wed JDhn T. Morris trad* ioumala of |h« nation. Thr members of hla cab in et-at th* for Jighier roles. i Club Ills tglk will follow a cover poisonous lipstick or an c a i do contained high content of methyl statement of purpose as brln.c ’ to hla onlv with the concent of ench government concerned. Wprk value of thia favorable publicity Cherokee Hotel. Following this nm.i.Avn l. dram Most urtor* U lieve they • could r,j ,|{-y, luncheon to lie held nt cologne with high* content of alcohol. In the once-glittering provide for ourselves and our ■Ml r.dlior FRIDAY will be carried on by an executive body of aix members, It impossible to estimate but it breakfast a State Patrol eaccrt Mr. and Mr*. H. B. Fennell of Mr*. Nollle Anderson Moor* of of other denomination, re ­ tackle Hamlet in u moment. .S*>* io ;0tl o’clock at the Tourist IYnt «r. methyl alcohol; likely to cause in­ Kutfueritenilamm German women n o iinox nr.A i will take the party to Apalachi­ All day meeting and picnic of Sanford announced today the en­ Dalton. Ga. is visiting her vister, friend, and Investigating committees will look Into problems of runt into tha million,. have been known to pay a week’* creation and entertainment of the Van: "I still have to learn l o j^ jj mvmb«ra and friend, at* in­ flammation of the skin. lla a laa a a M a a a a " cola where homage will be paid to C. 8 . of the First Meth. th /W . 8 . gagement and approaching marri­ Thia publicity doe,n't Jukt hapHe vvould rather have Uottss I vitwsl to attend. Mr*. Roy R. Wright. Europe’* transportation, supply and industry. wages for a lipstick winch might hixhett and must wholesome chat- set." Official, in the* city drug, bu­ Dr. John Gorrie. Inventor of arti­ , odist Chufth will be held a t 10:00 age of their daughter, Ouida, to tiR ir n iP T io i iu T r .1 a musical than his current "VirIt la plnaned and executed peter. reau are waging * hard fight prove poitonobi. The smnilness of these groups and their 'practical «n. ficial Ice. Then, following the P a ia k la la A ta aa ra ; A. M. a t the home of Mrs. K. W. John T. Morris, son of Mr. and V able and experienced publicists which he wanted pal . Jimmy Dunn, playing a d ru n k: Dr. and Mra. U. D. Caswell <f The following were elected as tuous. • -*• approach to the situation are factors which should bring who know what publishers want, beautiful Gulf Coast Highway O f O a r r l a r . n a a k — -----------I H trron on th* Country Club Road, Mrs. John Morris of Bartow, Orlando and Mra. C a tb srin ^ Holly officer,> Joe- l/uggar, pre,ident: Keenan Wvnn to do instead Oj In i'Kille.i McCoy.” comment *1 -TS O at M aafk . , ...... they will go on to Panama City ill* Townsend Club will meet The bride-elect was tp-aduate,4. ofJktU nO h’G*. were thd gu-safason ______ oT "Slum I wierit *011 th* uagnji all! i n about a solution to some of the complex economic problems how to 'prapara it and have the acquainting' thamaelrea with tha tkaaa M a n l k a ... ------ — U ta -4 R u J d .^ tw e iid e n t: the Tourist Center Vt 8:00 from Seminole High - School and W ednesday-of M r,. J. B. Ray syiu forle Sheppard, secretarv-tt'en- Van'* liefiter dravllng pruver.4 AAD necessary contacts to place It tucAla Maatka . , I get is drunk r>de,” . . . David i marvelous development-•th at • ha* a.pa f Europe. Upon, the solution of these economic problems eaaafully. o'clock With II. Q. Lundqulst, pre- attended Huntingdon' College, Mr. and Mra. Troy Ray. Ima Tear- - — .............. The redhead it currently cam- ttclznick got tbc final bill _un-vThe .should follow, the working out of some of the political prob­ You don't Ret your' five memtwr adult adsurer. A taken place'Tn this 4 section during lt. presiding. Plan* will be Montgomery, Al*. for two veara. publicity A l l • a t t e s t , M a ll a a a . a a n l a a» lems which concern Europe as a whole. The political road viiorv committee was atao selec­ paigntm- for n mustrnl vatjlra I'aid,line Case." which "ill be! iatdet council all 8h* la now a member of the * for the district picturea and atorfea in m scaiinn the past few years. Luncheon will. of the oldie. “ Private Live*," with released Mlaa Ruth Hand haa arrived In October. A mere I dav meeting of the 5th Congres­ teaching ntaff of Mclrosa .High from F lorida.State Univeirity in ted. , a*rriaia,^ i a ,'r " i\V pa"fr»aa Ir -will •>• amoothcr when the rock* and bum pa of economic Ilka Lift, Parade, Look, the Rvtur- he served a t the Edgewater Gulf Lana Turner, l.unlle Bull and, id Ui.*0U.000 . . . Eleanor I'atket | T he’rlilb wa, formed following a and 11 r a l a l a a f a a A a . w J J k a a k a n i fk A l a » upheaval have been removed. I following sional District which -will include School In Melroae. . course, Krt-nsii VYyitn In the cast. day Evening Poet, Colllere or tnet- Beach Apartment* rallahas'ee to spend the wecHeml her 26th birth Jay to-, al r a a a l a r a d tr r l U l a a ralaa a business meeting at 10:U0 and • Mr. Morris I* a graduate of the with her father. She plans to te- a rrcominrndatlon from ihe youth Frank Slnatiu may have t,» do celebrate* rohoTitan newapapera like the Chi­ a short bnaineaa session In th* .. .. _ S Wioor« unt I a covered dish luncheon a t 1:30. Bartow High SchoM. Hr served turn on 8 unday to Tailahatsee to committee of the church and or­ some pet -i iial appeamntes to' day. in Canoe, cago Tribune, New York Timet, afternoon will be free for relaxa­ lalaaA kaw apapa, H a p taaaalaA tne*+e-tnrr' ‘•use J Warn* B. Albert, state organiser, with th* United States Navy at attend the aeeond summer veialoit. ganization meetings have been llaaa. l a a - ra p ra a a n la T k a lla ra ld Cleveland Plain-Dealer, or Kan»a» tion and a’ swim In the Gulf. A H ojv T q K eepjfu^balids Happy 4hw w ar-w -rtw v rp rrrTlT1 full „ f % \% kltla. Don solve* th e ' * ,Ch CUb held during, the j t a rt weak* Jm I k a a a l l a a a l XU 14 a l a A t f M U l a a banouet I* scheduled that ayening will be tha main speaker and all various posts Irr th* United States City Star unleaa you know your tlte Walcott-Maxim light hr spotty irnhlrm by placing hi, two oldest I TfSFflTTigT'vvilr i>e he lit front 7: 00 • . f l t f l a a a a r a a a a l a l a l a a A l a ffca I l i a member* and friends ara Invi •nd the party will spend th* night th Af rica—ilmlng ttir atuff. Friends of Mr. and Mr*. C. 8. o’clock until410:00 P. M. on Sat- sored liete. tian k ie never accro* tmv, In eh , 1kb while lie', working aal r lllM . la tk a f r a a l r p w llk oa-Edgow tsi Baoebi ‘ • ‘Moat women don’t know how to keen their huahand TErWB 1 war and ts now attending the Baapita . Ih » - f ar*-tltat Ptwrtde p r i a a l p a l k a a d a n a i l t r a l a l~ k l a a p a Buchanan w ill' be Interested to imlav evenings with * Informal 'to ^ I'Vriurbeit at»nit hla many on "Sleep, My uve." • In the Tourist Center at 8:00 I>. M. University of Florida. n i ,»w m»«* •- ................ .... tianij"" Iliataft'LitWlreh^e tJouId In Todays Woman Magazine. publicists arc underpaid and for The writer, who has been a learn that they have moved Ihelr game, and joerasional •perl "The Ghost and Mr* Mti»r" special en* adversittrs. Says n sign in In, with H. G. Lund<|uUt presiding. member of FPPRA sine* It was the raort part unappreciated, they riraasing room: "Be gentle with . . , is n delightful*:'.“ different residence from Th»ma»v!l’o, Ga. tertalmnent bring provided. T k a H a r a M l a a m r m k a r a f I k a Mr. Gould, a consulting psychologist, states, “A man. like organised, la planning to join this those wlm ate iingt ateful—or flint. Depleting a romance of au to A tlan ta.. They have visited* In A a a a a l a l a i l ' l* r r a a a l l f k la a a l l l l a d a woman, will lie happy In marriage if he gets what he are among tha ablest and mo,t “Babe” Znharias I r Talija Irani,, dart's, croquet and District Council all day rneetdistinguished caravan and I know successful. to be found anywhere r . r t a . u . l , l a Ika aaa f a r ra p a k llSanford several time, anil have rhecker* are among the attra*- when dander dlsJ^Hs your no English widow and the ghost t • . of th* 6th Congressional Di* a a t l a a a f - a l l I k a l a a a l a a i r a p r l a l a f wants. Most of the girls who are now young or middle- In the country and have don* *nd I will gather some mighty in­ bleat gesture*.' of 11 sea, captain, it i* told with tlnn, and mfmtierihip I* op*n to i n i k l a a i a i p a p r r , a a w a l l a a a l l aged wives grow up with a dangerously wrong slant on the ar* doing a. magnlficient job for teresting material for future col­ trict of th* Townaend Club. 'Ui* Good Housewife Too m ade. many friend, here. AT ,Catv Grant leave, In a week charm ami taste. Seldom off the AP nm a 4U|MlrliM. those between the a-ze, of t.l and business meeting will begin at umn* on the trip. * Florida. • subject of what men want from them.” Friend, of Mra. Ben F. Currie 20 who return'the application card for England where hr will con­ ctcen, rC.ne Tierney handle, her j By ADELAIDE KEItlt 10:30 4 A t M. and a covered dish “I've learned one startling fact wilt be glad to terra that he and slrnrd hy t lr lr parent or gti.irdian. fer with Alexander Korda «n,l heavy chore to (lie extrot of her "Women f-hould ask themselves the following questions,” Men like Dick Pope of Cyprcn about PARK and GENEVA AVENUES AP Ncwafeatures Writer luncheon at noon. At 1:30 Wayne changes that have taken THURSDAY, JULY 21, HIT Gardena, whose marvelous pic­ her twin son*. Frankie ami John­ Although the club I, sponsored tty Carol llrrd on the fit it of light}'right ability and. that I* Mr. Gould continues, “and answer them honestly.1 Golf champion Babe Didrikson B. Albers, state organiser, will be tures have crashed front pares place out there before even leav­ nie. and baby daughter, Connie, tha main speaker and all member* la more famous for her work with are recuperating from scirr-* : n r * the Baptist Church, tnemlierahlp i*rtr» «f film, with International plenty all right, ex HarrUoq I* 1. Would your first, honest reaction he “Of course-I’d time and time again; Peter Schsal ing my Tampa office. Instructed MATCH FOR OPENING DATE made lit ox rtlrnt a« the simile, and George and friends are Invited .4 - * a braaale than a broom, but her of whooping coqgh «t their home I, open to nny, regardlev., of background,. It will be happy anywhere with you” if your husband unexpectedly of Silver Springs, who linked his hy our secretary to make hotel re­ HIHLK VERSE FOR TODAY Istanbul with other, following in Kamlcr, «hine, in a htlrf part. church affiliation, who meet the husband aaya ahe Is a vrgnderful proposed moving.to a strange town or even a foreign famed attraction with Niagara servations I wrote and asked that nt 008 Elm Avenue reiiufrementa nn«l w|to will ,ign the Aond- il, t aim .' and Mopta t ml housekeeper too. FEW HAVE NEEDS THAT country? Falls and the Grand Canyon in th* a double room be reserved for the mertlliership pledge staled on the After the conference,,’ I nry m ARE UNSUPPLIED. BUT WE night of August 2 at th«i Edge-Htr husband is Georg-* Zaliatlpublic mind: Boh Eastman of Mr. and Mm . G«"rpe E. Well,' rn , hr»e lor “Mr. a (Handing WANT MORE THAN WE NEED. 2. Do you feel teasonnbly certain that if your husband Marine Studioa, whose leaping water Gulf Beach Apartment*. as,.one time wrestler and now a and daughter, Gladys Wells, will bark of the card’s "In nrrentlniT tu Build, -111* Divam House," with Ihi, membership 1 understand that IT IS RIGHT TO DESIRE LIM­ gut Into serious trouble, lie would turn first to you? fight promoter in lb-in. : nim ,. InIn reply I received a courteous porpoises have grared lhA parci, A ^N ew sfeaturra leave Saturday for n month* '"ac*l.oy.. ITLESS SPIRITUAL BLESS­ 8. Do you get an instinctive feeling of happiness when you of thousands of publication,- New "form letter" aigned with * “ruband "the champ" live in n si •able tion I>e ,pcnt with friend, and re­ membership in the Baptist Youth Slyrnc Dear Judy. • Dn'hl Niven fiuhihr, **J Cluh U an Junior and a privilegr. INGS: The desire of th* righteiu* know thnt he is in good»spirits and feels fit? house surrounded by rose gnidvns. ton Perry of Wakulla Springs with I her stamp" informing me that my It seems moat of the ktd* have lative, In Halford, N. C . Phil a del- and il^tJl.#iIL-#«>w ^b e n y ^ i aa hcfi’U U4»feUL-*«4>^23frllt'thsp»TT• hall bf granted.—Pror. 10:21. “Babe'r the perfect . . d -.44 be hi* trained fish and State Cdtlrge- reiteration had been inede at 17 four.-! fasclnatirik ways to occupy Doe* he frequently discuss hilt business with ,i* hi. homeland ami "Bonn!* I r VTHtib aTicI ilo nothing to •aid with an .a p p o in tiv e g iia juA Aquamalds; Howe Sadler, SadJer, dir dlr-ctorl day aleeplng purpose* onlfl only I R h lm ^ to u rw rb u a ^ c n n T Aquamalda; w tor I a ja y (for flwpin* tbamaeWea during■ iW tb#lMsummer, Prime Charlie.’* fl J lu . ^ -.s. - ^ **>• Florida -Mawa.and PboUtb-l-W X* p ^ 1Uly-wa»,^ d - thd/-(y— ^ , r t W t T n d t n honK??rsPIDrrcg. aflcF ’tho American Womens golf two week, in Sanford. Me. with hrlnr discredit on myself nr the Clnudettr t.’ollfert, on the olli’r * l l M I - n a u W )W tM jn i i f i |i yrttt W» t h f tfixhCT OP o th e r Service, who. with Roy Beckman would be necessary for ms to send njBr job* In town have drifted out champion came home from Scot­ Mr. Wells’ mother. Mr«. S,r:i Youth Club. hand, is ilraf to the many offer«l household chores In >*our department of the home? “ — ' M ‘ a chrck ‘ * *for $25 'in “tho 'form of* * ••• - country where land with hkr sixteenth consecu­ Well, They also plan to visit for of* th* Florida -State Advertising tomot th* * berry pickin' BOCK — SHARPE CRYSTAL she ha, had for film* ahroaj. COLORFUL FLOORS a week in advance or my they seem To have lota of fun. get tive tournament rhampihnirfnp,,#** T tS w lS v , in Niagara Fallr. 7. Do you frequently help him with gardening, home repair Commission, has been doing such deposit Many decorative, effect’s ran h* She argue, th at picture* can be ’* amateur golf title. precious reservation would be British women’i an (Mstanding job for thr state, aa muekAo eat a s they liky and work or other tasks in his department?. wotked out with asphalt tile floor­ ntade just a , r*|>ertlV bet* *, good pay beside*. Helene xaya the i couldd go on and "/IB the balance “pulled." It look* like Florida is She’* got system women Mr. and Mrs. William It. Wray ing lyu-ause It l« manufactured In in Hump*,* provided film n>ahrr»' flrntiHfitl mttlrhrtl set of dear cut rrtslnl tiindsllnir of 8 gohlela, 8 Ice We »fe wheie it mowed in 8. is there anv book you have read and discussed recently? of this column with name, of developing another Gold Coaat- • l earned how to square dunce, would marvel a t She goes through haa r plan to lenve on ttatuiday for atamlardlzed sizes and a variety apnlt mote tiin* ami realism. 1ea<>. 8 sherliels. 8 salad platen «nd 8 cttcklwll g l a r e s * * 9. Do you and he jtartirlpHte together In any recreational 1 realise that “Mr. . Rubber country style, at the Faturday equally able men and women who that houte like lightning. She Cleveland the oilier day. Ihey Burnsville, N. C’. where Ui«y will of color,, hoth plain ami ntarbleBail'trc tttn|iw>ck Is hll* these' Stamp." the resident managar. is i g k l dances and writes *.hal she ara serving the state effectively sport ? visit al the Nu-Wav Hotel which better enjoy this lummei weatoet the** «!,*« 1 to— Wn,t-r-- .• •• 40 for only 1 v just hired help and qius: carry out ran't wait to get hark to show the ihe Ju s t pitches into it—seems t*-owned—nnd operated h r Mr in a public relations capacity find 1 eiipt f.'i her, fine 1 -1 It ' while they can. It ii liable to set jO. Do most- of his. friends like you? the policy-of. the hoteLI’m aurNjxt month, August I, 2 snd 9 ike she Just punhes those chores Wray’a mother. En route '•» llotn,fang. Taylor can't seem tn wotk Ihrii Do ypuJIke .inoat of hla .friends?_____ _________ :— cold qeit-winter. Borne coed* are anxious to drop right out of the door in front of vlllr they will vi»B .1" SalUhstry. Progrnm Announced I ’time in a n d let tie shtitv ytftl lliiw w o n d e rfu l ItarR ain! id be exact, the Florida Publicity pr-iscd I was not aiked to send a assignment, ronrurrrjitly. Bob. 12. Can you remember in some detail what you and he and their school books and hav* some her. Public Relations ( Association passport photograph and my fin­ N. O. a n d 4on their way hack to sank mmi«t*yhe. I* .now timklugl talked about last night? For All-Day Meet "Tlte IIikI, AVall" ami ba* nothing , have ' play before they settle down to the will journey to Weat Florida for gerprint*. I'm afraid they’ll I think a lot of housewives Sanford they will be the guests c f WM. E. K A DIOR, JEW ELER lt‘» a good thing the Preiident 18. Do you and he, In general, enjoy the same radio their mid-summer convention. In­ to "pull" my reservation for I’m . serious business of doing a sum waste time Just hating to tackle Mrs. Wray’* sister and brother-lnset heyotnl. "I gne*v III .havsi didn't appoint Kenneth Royall programs? Th« Rev. Ito u g la s E C liarlp, mer Job, however. So the girls who the Job. Babe Just slain* at it* and l*w, Mr. and Mr» C. S. Ilmlmnan. stead of spending the Xhr^c day not fending any 125 advance to t , srhedtiled t.i •.|i<-»k ‘on the p rog . to watt foi Gaide to tutu dcvnl belong to sororities (Alphn Kappa, does It—and then >>e* ojt_and ami daughter, Hilda K ls w r Secretary o f'th e Navy. fh ra th* K When he talks to you about something fhat interests period listening to long-winded guarantee a $7 . obligation. The some picture,." he laugh,. DuPont people are hiding their Gamma Phi, Bet* Chl_TUeta and play* gtitf.4 ram for the nll-dnv meeting and Britiih no doubt would have at­ hint much more than it d6es you, do you really try to speakers. President Frank Wright manager’* Theta PI Delta j a l Carroll Cob light behind #-bu*hol-»-4 picnic tomorrow of the \V. tt. C. Well,” arid Babe, ripping open and Executive Secretary Frank tuned they owned the Royall listen to what he is saying rather-than day-dream about French have planned v ■'visual thev should put him In one of their lege In Waukesha. Wtac., ad- the parkag of nylons she had just Regional, District tt. of the Kir«t Methodist Church. rned for a week of play at bought, "I’ve found out the-secret The meeting is being h»ld at education" tour designed to ac­ hank* in charge of loan* to widows Navy;------ ----something else? rby lake* where they settled of finishing fast is to go at it nnd Housing Offices (’lose the b<•me of Mu. It. W ..Herron . l.r>. Do you like your husband’s company as much as thst quaint theae publicist* with the and orphans. down to a merry round of sleeping. get it done." on the Countrv Cluh Hoad and charm and attraction* of this fav­ . See vou in Panama City, book , . of any girl-you know? Gratilioppert arc teported eating, ringing and Just having will Irfpln et 10:00 o'clock. me un at the DIXIE SHERMAN ored section. Babe was a decided contrast to ATLANTA. July 24. bD i-Clar“If you can answer Yea ‘to eight of these fifteen fun. A good tim e was haJ by all tho girl who won the British cham­ enre N. Walker, regional housing about to ‘‘take" ihc Plant City Rer. Charles' address will he on Meeting at Wakulla Spring* the HOTEL whera they cladlv mad* the kid* report. pionship in a pair of fsdod blue expediter in Atlanta, announced the subject of "F atlh ’a- Five Hare, area of Hillibotou^h county. Ana question*, nqd am honestly trying on most of the other*, afternoon of August 1, tho croup mv reservation and didn't ask that Baltimore kids are kept busy corduroy trouser*, aa she lounged that regional offkexiof the hous­ —Theit Conirli'll!Ions! Trend and for dial matter anmething ‘ought ynlir husband will probably be even happier ten year* will hav* an opportunity tt> see I tend my right eye a week In daring summerp with n c th* --------------i , . - tbetr Y- In her New Yotn hotel, tthe .wutv ing e/p o liter and "ft district inn Value" At 12 00 o'clock a jilcutc this beauty spot and will en|oy a advance. . from today than he ta at present. And he a can conaldcr to be done about the gtsuhoppers Teen Club*, formerly known as th* a sm art hunter.'* green frock with atruction amt locality office, were will Ik* held and,during Ihe a fte r­ himself 'happily mnrried’ right now!" concludes Mr. Gouid. Girl Reaervc*. part of th« YWCA. a gold and emerald clip and bt ace- closed today. noon sen,hoi Mr». .Edward Kirin thia vicinity. Thev roll hospital bandages., atuff let to match. iota"’ that developed during EMIGRANTS TO U. tt. . The functions oT these office,. rher will -|>eaU_ U> the* group on tov anlmals for .sick,children, fitsli- — “ 8hg-m*ke«'-*-"lot'of her own 'he'*aTi7,~linM- I-i-t 11 tt-i min.Vrd nr ! ’Tt,,r ,.“ U,-TitT.tilT and TFie ’GoIden BREMEN. July 244/V>- Amef- i* w>r. Oddities Of The Grea t ' American Communiili are laid Ion corsages for the hospital trays. clothes loo." said George linking nil employers have been relrased. Rule." • , • lean official* said today that patient*, make quill, and |)|s ref twin. "She can knock out ■to be backing'Ifetiiy \Vatlace~foT 15,848 emigrants and' 4.H5S re. FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JULY 25 Thr season ticket sale of tha I ^ ^ e c t Voott and clothing far Ku a house dreis in a couple of how a. Thomas Jefferson insisted that bis bopk. Parliamentary patriate* had sailed from Ger­ new'Baltimore Colts of th«*AUPreiident. They evidently want rooean fam in e. Manual, be published without an index or page numhers-so L got her a ’nice sawing machine. many for the United States In America conference ha, m u * •omeonr who will take hi* umbrel­ T h . C T ; Vl 7 ’d r these club. In She, got *11 thoee gadgt* and th# past year. They were admit!- the U rg ed crowd drawn last' '•■ la to Munich and come bark that cheapskates.could not look up information while brows­ fde alt. and. one of the moat unuiual ■he ha* to try 'em otn. tthe made the offirldlA ttplalned,' ander ton by -th* defunct Miami 8caing at the bookseller's! is th* cIud at the School for the a lot of culottes .(divided skirts) with “peace for our timet." T)i«, renowned philoaopher, Immanuel Kant, was a slave to the so-called “unused Immigration hawka.. Blind. One of the students, Clarice Bothe. designed Braille card* for for the Scotch trip. But 't wa* so , - .his habits. He became accustomed, while lecturing to one Sanford is not lb ■ the club’* bingo p a rtie s^ : - cold sha couldn't wear 'em. \ r r affl°f h,s to f,x his eye* on a certain student who al"She doe# all her own decorating Large, roomy hijj, in colorful stripe ptaatie" in For •recreation, the cldh, take having budgetary trouble* there uor<» the same cont. which had one button misXing. too. And she doesn’t-hold out if to the trail. They team up with the day,. It ii a common complaint One day the student appeared with the button sewed on. ■he need* to paint a room or two. lin«lt*rrtrtn or handle ktylea. Value, to 7.23 One Rack Hi-Y bova of the YMCk lad go among Florida ciliei where home The great thinker was so disturbed that he could not lecture She get* out the old paln*bru«h on hiking- trip* and plcnkw . V a lu e , tn 21.SB . •lead exemption, and other ex­ that day. Jh'ew* Cue*. • Patricia Travere and go** to work." Up to this point the girl who cTCIlfton, N. J ., 1* back after ap­ emption,. are cutting into munici­ After having become one of the wealthiest men in the pearing aa violin aotolit In I nndnn has won laurel* In baakethal, base­ pal revenue, at a time when mn,e world, Andrew Carnegie spent money lavishly on travel and ball, track and Javelin had listeneJ and Liverpool. . . . and mor* fund* afe needed for art. He gave away million* of dollar*. Rut he could never A group of Jzetween 50 and .5 more than she talked. Now ,he mcdfit operation*. The _ DrLar.dj bring himself to send long telegrams. Often he spent many high school boys and girls of Nor­ ta t up with a new spark in Iter walk, Conn., formed the "Peppy •ye. Sun New* report* that city faced precious minutes trying to cut a message down to ten words, 9M • "When I go hom* I'm going to Rep*,'' which th*y bella-M to be with ) 38.000 deficit for the eomit:? , Webb B. Garrison in Your Life, redo the whole house." sho said the only teen as* political organ­ year and the City -Commitiirn' 1 *------------------------isation In th#_U. 8 . ThaMjo limit "I'm going to do it in eighteenth is from 18 tb 21 years god the pur­ century English. Thsjr m*|te U i* burning midnight oil trying lo Florida, aa well as eight-teeing Sight-Seeing C harter is to ’make the now. and thsre is such a variety pose of* th* ■" club i-' 4 ’’ service. • pare cxpenic* and find rome way town's teen sgers politically hep. of tables. Whn we bought the Robinson’* Transfer of Sanford 4of railing enough money to pay Sought By (Company ‘M e kids will meet every mon'h. place thing* were hard to get. I M * kid* h«» asked for an axtansion of it* I Jumbo Shrimp • Mullet the bill decide on the candidate* they are Just thrsw It together." contract carrier certificate, andi July 24. (Speeiat) Application Austin Lloyd of Fort Pierce will' "Well It 4boki good," said Ruffled and Tailored *.Style, interested In. even though th ,y are Red Snapper • Red Bass ■ Orlando - ’ * “Transit It Co of th* Company not yet of voting age, and help George. "She has the walls in the £re»idrnt, Truman’s unexpected to engasr* In ttate-w ld* charter be heard on hie application for' . Value, tn 8.95 pair . Flounder the s candidate In his campaign. Hying room pale blue. And the • Pompano luthorlty _to transport canned appearance in the Senate yntcrdjy •nd slght-se-lng trip* wilt he eon- Juice from “Fort Pierce to Tampa. Meanwhile they will h* educating chair* and the rug* are kind of Crab Meat On** O'M Lot to * • Clams where he ,*t among a group con­ • Idrrsd be the Florida Railroad themselves to be polltics-wrtse ,o rosy red. Bhe m ade. her own Th# commissioner*, consisting and4 Public Utilities Comiptrion of Chairman W. B. Douglass m3 th at they can make proper deci­ drapes. They're kind of flowered. trolled by member* of ihe opposi­ in ScollopB . • Fryers OUaudo .July 25, it wa* an- Commissioners Wilbur C. King "Babe's a good cook too. She sions about their community and tion party mef with a receplicn noun4d today. country when they are of voting can fry chlcksn Ilk* npbody's buslend Jerry W. Carter, will conHens —64". Square, Regular 2.98 Thik hearing alto will eontldtr duet a series of public hearttng* in marked contrail to what migM ness. age. . . . •ppllaetions of two other eomp. value*. h a v ^ happened in alraoit any tn Tampa before going to Orleindo. „ . Vivian A complete Uno of Seafood and Poultry It* for additional state right*. pr. foreign country. Burma, for in­ au - FREE DELIVERY 1 Now A .98 stance. We' are "told that one cf appllwl to f on exten.lon* extei of. It* New Zeglaad In 1769. Harrell’s Seafood & Poultry certificate 'of public convenience 1 1 IMWth* hardest thing* for fowigneti S l l N. French Are. Phone 1164-J Thera ar* S.400 miles- of railto understand wa* why President snd necessity to authorise It to operate charter ' trip* over read In New Zealtad. 4Roosevelt didn’t have Tom Dewey ALL SUMMER HATS w p r i i n r executed after defeating him foi office in 1944. It (* utterly im­ FOR LADIES /2 1 • possible for people not accustom­ ed to democratic way* to compr, Orlando Highway At French Ava. hend how men can disagree so MEN’S violently and not actually tlsy . ■■ WASH ROBES each other. Hollywood . • Speak Sanford P e r s o n a Is Sbcial Calender E a m : n r ZiitzT. 4 WILL OPEN SOON ** TEEN TALK - .a - f e '* i M ifc; m FORMAL LADIES’ SUMMER DRESSES LADIES’ HANDBAGS OPENING HARRELL’S CLOSEDl r CURTAINS .. ■ 44 • . .. PRINTED LUNCHEON CLOTHS CLOSEOUT ’ PLASTIC APRONS 49c MEN’S :r-SHIR4J'S. . Crady Burton. 1936 csndicLtr lor governor, and *1 preirnl look­ ing with longing ey rt-o n th* kllornry general’* office, was a vivitor in Sanford Wedne*d«y whm n# told ut about hi* »on, an Arv Bapoli* graduate now on duty in Trieite. "Everybody oyer there,” fl seem*, “ii * politician, but tbeir idea of politic* is .• lead P«P? ^ i h a stick of dyaami:r in it.’ That seems to be the trou­ ble these dsys in rainy parts nl lh« world. Moil of these peopl. » ’ • no conceptiqn whatever o( whet democracy mean*. There ii no compromise Jn_jhcB U -_ao_*l fort to make the best of a b*d birgein. Every political faction m u t hav« it* way 100 percent w, l UTlaw* they V i ,hL .But n™ 1wa“ itart' hf only know. ed out to led you -gbout Grady rton, H#’i just taking n tight teeing lour around the state xt prrsent. Bs»t wr’ll bear more from '»•-— ; 4 w..*m m STiept c //c /^ n 'M Is Specializing; In /4 CLOSEOUT FOR Sea Foods . 91 M ?* S' 4- '4. ENTERTAINMENT - REFRESHMENTS. • FOOD LOCKERS- H A M S - FROZEN FOOD THIS IS A CORDIAL INVITATION FROM THE. MANAGE. WENT FOR YOU TO VISIT “YOUR LOCKER PLANT". FRIDAY, JULY 25th 7:30 to CHILDREN ACCOMPANIED BY P J .. > 1 S tii We AIbo Have C h o i c e W estern Steaks And Chicken t ' ‘ ()i . Coma Out And Enjoy On« Of Oar Sea Food Platters Soil,! Rtuf, TSn. Yfllow.BejiiUr 2.00 v«lu« y f//7 /o A J - ■ Frock oJ f R ayon Cord that ^ . . *__: rates a rave J Terry Cloth, Seersucker, Oxford Cloth and other good quality materials. S ire Sm., Med., Lge., Ex. Lge. CLOSEOUT a • .' 4 i We jant can’t overstate lla cleverness, ita all purpotie wear and the quality, of Ita wrlnkle-frao heavy Rayon patterned with a pin atripe In a choice of popular colon*. The hip l*"g*h jacket la juinrUed. pogkgtfd nnd b e lM and combined wllh arttarl walking, aklrt to make It an enaemble auperb for FalL Available In shea 9 to 16 and PRICE MEN’S AND BOYS’ SPORT SHIRTS Fancy Patterns, regular value* to 8.76 CLOSEOUT j.6 9 MEN'S STRAW HATS ^ ' . . MEN’S UNDERWEAR SHORTS T a n a m a s , Leghorns. Solid white or pattern*. — Baku- and~othBi,~ ftnfi* ~ f l t m — quality "cott<5h‘ material, full cut with gripper fastener*. Size* 80 to 44. Refv.YAlue 1.25 Ji . �THURSDAY TUB SANFORD HERALD, BAN FORD, FLORIDA Ijr t u y victories, but a fear of clck of San Fr*nri*co. ami Thum- Ore., them were carried to extra linlraa< Marlow of i'ortlaml.Ore.. dn>p-[R. C. to conquer their foe*. H ire* of; p*il Warren Cumplwll of S-'alllo.' the 10 acvond round till* went!Wnah., In 20 hole*, over the *>'heduled IS hole*, with! Four rltlet had two nproeentafour of the 32 opening ma'clira' llvr* each In the tourney at toe-off going over; • I Mine, of !i A. M. (CST). They Shedrlc M r K a i n „t M.mnhU.i " * r* Franciaco,.Calif.. Ulanla. (la.. St. Paul, Minn., a n j Ral­ e g h . N. C. . MOBILE. Ala.. July 24. -VP)— . The th^rd round pairing*: • K.lunl.1 Krvantl. ItKroit. Mich, Wirt Gammon, epofta editor of ^ v*. Robert fiilve.tri; Han FrancU­ the Chattanooga Time*, wa* reco. Calif.' •iected prraident of the Southern Al Cla»en. St. Paul, Minn.. v«. AMoclation iporta writer* here Wilfred Cro*»!ey. Atlanta, (la. Courae. Italph Vranetlc, Detivur, Colo, yeatrrday. Today, though, they were play- Stefai va. Jack Nounnan, I.c* Angele*, Ing fur keep*. Tin- wlun-Ti of bole*, Calif. thi* morning'* third round and fn , Don Doatert. St. Paul, Minn., (hie after noon'- fourth round will, went va. Charlea W. name*. Atlanta, go into the 3<>-hole ncmi-finali I Jack (la. Friday. ' (>l!f.. Avery Beck. Raleigh. S i v*. The HI. representing the remain-, phi*, Matitto Ca*o, Seattle, Wn«h. der of n field of 179 Murids-.-, won' | I'hilio Gordon. Oakland. Calif., IT PAY! TO LISTEN thrir Iwrthi hy fir*t nnd tecond fore I v». Kinar llanaon. Kan Franciaco, round match play triumph* yea- rry o Read H ie Ada trrday. . Kennt Benjamin llughe*. Portland, Moat of them had comparative- extra IN THE GROOVE m m m m m zm ORLANDO. July 24, </P>- The rampaging Hanford Celery Fed* were aloweri down by the tight handed elanta of roqkjp righlhan I «r S u n Zedatl* in n 7 td '2 milted . frefo p t.kit>e1t.*eee*otlnrf fan* wht. came to Ttnkrr Field to partici­ pate In the ItMfl pennant railing Ctrrmonli-* and to honor Ixtu Ih-vll, Tommy Hyde ami fjrjicJdaJat----' lleVIt* Hyde and Major ambled Into deep center fjeld to rai»e the pennant, and upon their return war# Introduced to the fanr preeent by Dr. R. M. (Doc) Huntley, who Immediately itarted a cullecUt n for the three Senator players. The Collection netted $305.45. and wai divided e<iually among the Buddy Lake, on the hill for the ede, and Zedall* hookrd up In a Ip and tuck hurler'a doc I for the ir*t three frame*, hut the .Fed ghthandtr began to weaken in ta fourth and wa* nicked for a ngl* tally. The Orlandoan* tqllied another (core In the wixtlv. •Five hit* and a aarrlflre netted the Sen# four marker# in the sev­ enth. the Bevllmen tallied their final run ln.tha alghth. TonfRht the Fed* entertai .1 the Gainesville G-Men and Charlie BIs*«n is on deck to handle the burling chore* for tha Murraymen. — .'lA N f O IIU Tyl«r. >»» • a U - it - M . I t J U r r la a t u n . if uanrray. i t S p a ct mirennaii. At MeHon Leeper Pitches Victory Over Pirates Mason Loeper, off again—cn again Gainesville southpaw, lim­ ited the Lee.hurg Pirate* to two hingliHi laat night In racking up a U to 3 victory for the G’a, l-repcr fanned 14 and (aiued hut eight free ducat* In turning In the win. The-TaUttr* AN Jim In^ rune aero** the platter In the top for the 14th fram e tp lake a nl)», and tuck battle from the St. Auguitlne Saint* hy a 4 to I margin. The ailing Daytona Reach Is­ let* were trimmed again hy .tha DeLand Red 'Hat* in a 12 to 7 contest with. Ren Bardin, D-tLan I righthander turning In the victory. Line (core*: l.erihurg 000 020 001—3 2 8 Gainesville 100,000 41x~H 9 0 Bolra and Hall; Leeper -endjlul,- ' IM t t k v /fb c •tie f l e r . . ij eweuto chrffiewtz ----- V . r e .V llV r X **3^ /Rs \ A, f \ jlS . ----- A*S S P R ffe is O Je . o f U k e ReimMffeR spiTffc . j id A RAT&tf*. PfTMAt* A• ldPiA*4 odftoOK* . A t CAMS OF FroaA OKlAdJVlA CriY . * ✓ -'tf- -fA e i £ * a s vwefffi t»c map A.eg<mA4riWAi» w h e w ;n r , e e w e r h a g * »i . s ia v t m Hm s a -t p a x Davt'ona *010 003 0 1 2 - 7 U 4 DeLand 602 112 00x—12 II 0 Foster. Meadow* and West; Bar­ din end Btelnecke, Waddell. ' . ; Total* (ItllU The Sanford American ’ «-gion Junior llairlMill aggregation drop­ ped a hanl fought tilt to the Or­ lando legion Junior* yntrrilay by a f> to I margin. IJoyd Swain to«*e>l for th<’ Sanfonllte* and allowed hut five well arattrrrd blnglrt. hut the Orlando team nvJxcd their attack arj-n Via aarriflcr hita to ]>tieh arrow the needed margin of victory.. Winter Park tripped the Cocoa ■m i n i and .a*, a rriu ll will mret the Hanford Junior* in Orlando nt Tinker Field tonight in the -<-mi final* of the double elimination tourney. The winner of thp Sanford Win­ ter Park conte*t tonight will meet the Orlando team for the district championship. The team* will play at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow. Ml. If COMMENTS H *\ II*. S t B r w l t l . 11 i Rotwrlton. lb 'S id *U «. ' ~ '* 1 Cnlifomift Melons— quantity Might* l(r*ervrd Price* (iood Thru July !8 p SKA BRIGHT. N. J.. July 24.! l* ln p n llt (>P>—Frapk Parker of l^i* Ang-i iHi.. Auauttin* elr*. *till smart Ing from his recent I nt Spiing Luke defeat, will have i U rl« i-d « E tre rn M a n n ln * J M cM an u **. chance tu allow. Ida m rttlr today HANK* *lll> . ;j T r i * r . Itu n * li « lt * i l On I l r .u i « l . . Ia lk a . . L a k h A t r e u . I .y lu a iu l. • I« iil> - m X. when he meet* the top-ranking lIM . r *>at.ui « - r lk U in u . T h q -I i i h M U ; Z e d a li*. IIP.UK *N TIIKIIF. foreign playrr, Francisco <I*nnTti*e-ta*a hil»> T li« '- i|v W a lm W* **• Jh a t 8tan KarpWiski cho) Segura of .Kcuadur, in a tte .a lta S a.tcrd ar b an *. I .a k X l l T .i t n i n M r il m .i i., Urla ndo • ,haa « • I -a al * • * * 8 * c r it ic * * :. B u l l . I.e w l* . Z - la ll* . (uni run limner agiliat the lh-lntul uuaitei-final match of lh<> 00th t . .Hit *b ill** t , ■1 Double p la y i.m irm v l» H a lirtfi.il Red Hat* In St. Auguatiuw iui»- Annual Sea l.awn. Tenni* and I ’* I It -I "tlfe---\ L a d on h » * » n H a n f-'i.t k .^ D ik u u tu led Jtiuv.$204.90. Nt4 U J - f tw - e (trickct Otnh *InvttatliUi .TuilfiTal*4tl.tlkit «. M. - r - * I I J ^ 'l .d T T U J .- „ f f S 7 T .I I . t .- k * circuit awal. Incidentally Hie hlu>v * , J t l l t b t H t.u rl* out |.» Z c - 1 .lt. X. lA V* - MUt« I n....... 1-ak. II n placad lit* •Saint* lutrk »n Up : Parker, who won-the title hem f o r t * a d d o t ia--*b«u a, L f J a n ln r * m» \V t• t i>ln>-.-■ top of the' heap in (ho Florida In 1839 and ia *m<b-d no, 1. oaine D * !.n d at 1-aU lki. • ' te d a h * . tcM ln a p llc h t r , Im k e . I ’ m- State la-ague . . . Daytona lluarir>, through the opening matches with H i. A U k U .lin r *1 l> a * l» n * !».*■ li lowly lileta ara really nir Ihn ea»e. He tnppled t.’lnrence (Nick) 'U a l n n v l lt . at HAN KO KO rncka now. They have nearly n* Carter of Kan1 Fram-Urn yr*ter> V IIO W I. i .r a i i i b many men riding the (tick list day, 0-4, 0-4, to reach the round 'olivwood Gold Cup a* they have on the diamond. Hanley’* chunking atalf Kdward Moylan of Kan FranrlaSet For Saturday laManager in a pitiful condition. Wally co. orhu oualed Parker a t Spring Gaddla la out with a pulled tnu*- Lake, ending the In/er'a mne- ■'In - ln n a ll j INGLEWOOD. Calif., July 24vear winning atrvak, three, waa t.'lile e a n : :i Gh-Tha 8100,000 Hollywood Gold knocked out of the tournament n iila .Ir lV .h U E Cup ehnrt on tradition hut long ypatrrday hy Victor Hel*a* of r i t l f b u l g h ” H **ntl* Y e a le fV ta r on eaah. promliea to amu*« It a Philadf-lphla. IVnn Stale Grnv* llntlmi IJ. i'hlcagn 4. t quota of local and national IpterCourta champion, In.tiralght aria, U io o k lr n ». n n r l n n a i l t . \ , a*t Satnrdav a* q doren or more A l. la-ula * , S * w Y o r k »■ 0 1 ; 0-2. l ‘ li* b u ia h *. r h lla J e lp h la * I (nU *» - thoroughbred* go to the pout for Kclxa*. rauked H'-th nationally lil'R s-f the alghth tunning of the event. endiuiut I* warming the bench thu* wa* credited'with the tourna­ .am AWttlllt'AHn |.i:* I. Pel tin Them he--no highly .............. public!- with a tore foot. Hal Shite* ha.* ment’* hlgge.t levelfal. Hr down- will---sad ,Aeaault or Rtymle In th* pro- a aorv atm and* Bill Italw ia In rd Moylan in 3 | minute* of play, iwin.it *J J» -»»» 4? 4* .44* 11 *4 caaalon. There won’t lw a tough, tha hoaipltal suffering from fool to rate today’* apot in the quartor- U—.<ii, 44 4 1 ’ .*7 1 I I C- great little Kcablacuit to grab polaoning, it I* ic|H.rted. Hartley final* againtt aouthpaw Jamr* P l.lla d .lp h la . ‘ l* V .I * ml J » 4* . 4 0 I J*, , th* gold, a* he did in the Inaugur­ naa only two hurlera who aiv Rrlnk of Hcattlr. llrink had lu go W a th ln g ln n II 47 .441 J » ', al ‘way hark In 11138 when hun- In condition to hurl. They are three art* yntrrday to eliminno t ’ l.k-eg o • »» 4# .4 1 *- 111, ,^drad grand puroe* were at ill con- Htahlofirld and Mcadnwa . . . Hill Vogt of Princeton, 4-0, 7-i, n t I a iu I* 11 1* 17* »»'* M»« m I i * Y * * t e r * a r aldcrtd extravagant. 10 8 . Buddy Lak* and Mayo, LangS i. I ,» U I , N .w Y m k 1. Second aceded Gardnar Mutiny /".Nor will there be a handaoma eton'a open air fruit maVket u I'h lle d e lp h tr I . C t* v * la n d I ln ll.1 Chaltednn to win ai the Marv- progiraaing nicely at the cortM-y of Coral Gahlrt, meet* Earl Cochllr t t u n I , r k l r a g o 7 41* la n la e ii ■Under did In ]040. nr a Big PcI.Ua of Third 8treet and Palmetto ell of Brooklyn nad fourth aeeded 1 jn lh* lait rac* before Ijie war let . . . Rick Glllrapte, former Htet< William Talbert of Wilmington I* other two quarter-finals. •on Unlvenlty grid atar and matched again*! Boh Fallrnbur* Cochell cauod • mild atlr y et, But there will he aa . fine, a SJmlnoU illgn School coach, wr> of Beverly llille, Calif., in the terdav when he defeated th* na­ flald a* could l>e perauided ’ to I p ‘tha prraa Imix at tha Munici­ tion's 11th ranking Player, Sey­ •nter, Including two candidate* pal Park Tueiday night during the mour Greenberg of Lpa A ngl lei, “Ruddv Lake Night." Rick ft ; • w h o ju it a few month* ego ehowed 8-6. 41-4. attending eummer achnol In Stet­ their heel* In the $100,000 Santa Both Talbert and Falkenburg AtiUa ' handicap to a mighty son and has played a little, aenuara romidered strong roii*..-nJ»i* uro ball In the E ait Coaat League for th* title. for tha Melbourne entry —It aeemt In th# Women's dlvlelon, topthat Coach Carlfal* llughea of seeded Shirley Fry of Akron, the .Orlando American Legion Ohio. Ii paired with unseedeJ Bar* bars Jrsae of San Franciaco and Mr*. Virginia Horace of Sen Franciaco. •ceded aecond, battles Dorothy Head, of Alameda, Calif., no. 8. In lh* sanli-flnals.* T o ta l* TABLE S U P P L Y =L O V E T T S = PICCLY W IC C L Y THESE GREAT RIG LUSCIOUS SOUTH CAROLINA IIALE HAVEN PBACIIBS—THE PICK OF ' THE CR0PI -1 PANgoitD . Oiiaadu #** loi—e ee# • let tla —i SID E LIN E S declared out. liver* may be Uprlee nomine* or two torow, but th* gold, cup la sat, qdltai of the field, aa th* i point of summer racing at ywood Park. RBTKBUAY’K h t a h s rd Brown, Browne, got four In ffr# time* at bat an-1 In thro* run* to lead »hc ,tc an 8-3 victory o rer th* A ; '■/• a j Bc4ri>orough, Re Ha t a r * -all hit* in pitching a 6-0 over Fryday. .Hutchlneon, > * lj. that ha will nrubAblr work wrtli Lewi. Anderiion, 1946 FiorIda State League ump . . . Floyoda follow tha Xng Palmer handled th* J Boddy U V N ight" cerrmoniea at the Muni In traifto lawa,, elpa! Park like a veteran. Ployi E d u c a to r I t Le Sueur California Pink Meat Calif. Qravenateln California Plums ib 25c Lemons 2 Lb$ 29c Non* Higher! G rtenTop OCTAGON Crtep Green Carrots 2 Bcb$ 17c Lettuce Lb 14^c bS’aahlngtnn Slate Yellow Onions 2 Lb$ 15c Tomatoes Lb 19c BARTLETT PEARS Lb Adults • 40c Chlldreo*14c Land O'Sunahlne Peanut 19e Va. Cobbler Van Brode Aaaortment Cereals s* 1 Calif. Ixing While Kiln Dried Fancy Sweet Potatoes4 Lb$25c Potatoes 2Lb$25c Hormct'a Ultra-Refined Pork & Beans AH Rmnd» Evaporated Rinao-Whito With END SLICES Lb U.-8. Good Grade n P P P * » I» I I « OPENS 12:45 P. M, DAILY Bulk Fancy Patna F i r m H ip * 59c CENTER SLICES Livers Lb DUltYEA . . . AS TOUGH IN TAILS . . ,r AND TWICE AS ROMANTIC!> fllreet" or Park.Arenuo ... every dame the name! bo IrsetU Blue Band Sliced D rcascd A D raw n S eynfour -SIK.HIIORH FOB f la I I P ^?A B KRNNRI)r In “N0l*Y THIS IB AMERICA — “BRAtrry ' - Dean U til. Pig - 59c Soare Ribs Lb 49c TODAY and FRIDAYI! on "Scarlet 79e IIAMBURGEH Ib 39e Juicy RIB $TEAK8 Ib. 73c Reject CHUCK ROAST Ib. 55c Tender. Sliced W est Beef , Lb �g a e g m a s ait-•t'-r.-Z, ■ ■■ . * • " ■ H I E J A N F O H II i m H A l M. *A N IM lM ll. FM 9R II»A !■_ J1. ■• __■ ______ _ ■s r wgi T IIU K S U A Y , J U L Y '24, 1947 PaVCJK S K V B N ■ ■ —i carried other retain* along with of piiuid fuel and the M'-atitlRen' i r B E ’No Change In storm Truck Powered By erated it hut tended to push. up meat Iff hv it enters a small fourY A K D I.K Y V E N E T IA N H I.IlTUS pricea aa welt. It ia gmicmlv the l*omb cleared the plane, Q C rV lC C I s 1 * 11111110(1 Jet Burner Invented eyliudei eitgitie cunntdnl Jin - tly 'J .Vno-rira’a Mu*l llriullfi-l , ‘ t. acknowledged that a. ahurt- corn would tear off tb# bomlT* own to the tytick's iear uxle. * Vluminum - - ('rilar — l'»li.hi-<l Aluminum crop \5puJjl tiju lt tii lea# Tneat_ ling on an erraticc course course. Teal* , \«k llr Fur .I'rrr l.nlimatr leal*| WASHINGTON. July 2L < 1 5 Thr steam also operate, u small S tiT T il I'KN lt, |mi.t July £4. production- n*m*Y?Jt “mill InKlufi. stahdliluK fiu* and send If luml.-l C. c -W, w HeichrHriferr IW cIw M er^ cW P . w . S T E V E N S - i l l 7 W. Hollins.,It - O rlan d o d i t llT f uaf the *WT—A ateaitnpowcirnL t mcl. tnnt niixilinry engine that run* the tenprice*. • * with lei fighter* and small,' ex- U. S. Weather Service, advised derive* it, power from a revel n- eiutot uml water pump. I.'thriea. By,Oy.m A. MARTIN P h o n e 2-0721) uy Official* said tile ueu torn Wa s h i n g t o n . July S4, u n . , . Rep. Smafiler* (D-Ftal y**t«rday Uottuiy je t burner wu* I'tnmn- t ion is accomrdished b ) ii ttoiluvi,,m,„ iWe plan, to strated heie recently hy \V C. ilig oil into the flrum. , Official* li f o t m ■*« |{ovi>rtiiMWt estimate redim-a the | m,nihility derstnod to hat* denmn.trnted he _ j.’1' | __ ____ — — . m*m __, t re p o t boasting corn crop proa- of a livestock feed ahoclaui1 and this point, transfer the southeastern dlvirlei Minei, a Miahawakg m arm fart ur Miner raid p Ihii, fur t.uiiuifaeptcU IM.IHW.000 bunhrl# for help'should be followed by Mine ear The only A lternative ia to slow) office ’of the hurricane warning >r, and Id, thief engineer, I', Har­ ttiring sleAlll pli-pelled trLilts ate pleasure and ■- on- grain — — down th e jel p lan e to « speed aervlctr from Miami, tin halting the rising trend in many mx of* “the ----old I.v'l-, still indefinite. FOX TH E B E S T ICE CREAM livestock pi ice* ivIn re a bomb can he released. | The possibility of moving the . farm and food prices. Miner ilescrita-s I lid engine nr Prfjiiifut Truman, In his mitrThis, however, would make Jet i warning service, however, “will “the fits! completely .»Uoc -ful c;c Try .year economic repoit Monday, plane* little better than enliven come up for review in Novemls-r," glm- for highway vehicle^.** AAF.Seeks New Type ' yaid fear* of a uhott corn crop Ileichelderfer said. He added any. litmal aircraft. Minei explained that the jet W A K t U P B U S IN E S S / * appeared to be nnionit the far* Bomb For-JUd Planes The airntm ent of .’jet bomtx-r* move will lie '‘settled by mutual burtie) jue.l in Jlit- irurk vv.iv per­ N IC K ’S O W N ICE CREAM JK -A d v « rij..,iiig |n , |. / | tor* standing in the way of nec-dagrretncnf'on technical merit*:" fected vtnlv six moiiiltn ago bv Cal­ r* poring another design diffi­ The service, which serve* Flor­ vin D. MacCmrkcn an east- n» Jtt-' i^ p r ic a adjustment*. culty. " , ’ malic otir own Ice C ream , All flavora special crop »urvey matin ida, Georgia. Alabama. North vvntor. He *«id he ha**,>utehnVia! By ELTON O. FAY To keep tha llnrs of the Jet l a i t y — Uelirioua — lle a lth lu l Carolina and South CarMihA, was public Tueaday, the Agri, t'hure from the inventor exclusive tights WASHINGTON—luly 21. (iff— Department forecast the weather- The At my Ait Force* Is seeking fighters wleai—of obstacles that muted in 1942 from Jacksonville to use tlie let burner in h'gfiwaj <y w NICKS plagued ' crop at 2,770,000,(WO a bomb for its high aimed j„t aould , cause speed-.low mg drag to Mikml at the request of the vehicle,. MarCincken had Inm ttM bushels, bared on condition* p re­ bomber*. r ; nose r m -«.d n«>requirements. t« th* burnei fot use in furnaieaburied tu the wings h and 0 $ tm 4 1 4 S a n fo rd A v en ae meet war-time vailing July 15. / The hot ner uses uliuosl any fvpe Disclosing recently that top pri-j of-the Jet fighters, with hulliing Th«.-Department’s July 1 fore­ Both Jacksonville and Orlando ;r cast was for 2,012,000,000 bushels oHty is being given the project,I but their m unU s peeping nip. aie uidding fo r'th e service, If and Modem Umh.-i* depend for when it is ttansferred from Mi­ hich I* abf.ut 57,000,000 below AAF re scare hexnerU added that average, net year'* record im p it fa directly involved in the tests their protection on several tur- ami. of deep pencil at ion missiles ! i»r-imninuii guns operated hy utaltd 0.257,000.000. CHOICE 'central fit* control. Ilcnva how The UnitedJitftle*-haa a for*»t The new forecast la within to begin in Germany. BA-aure th o se ' hoiuiis; to lw; lu provide this massed piutective area if t>30. million acre*. ftut 80,000,000 hushrls of the Liquors — Wines — Beer atimattd nted* for maintaining dr»p|>eit from extremely high-fly -1 gunfire and still retain the aleak. LEGAL NOTICE _ vcstuck. dairy and poultry pri-- ing B-2Va, probably will attain atteanilin* shape of Jet taircraft llitv r In sliillrd iductitn at present high levels. ikipel ionic Speeds belule reach­ for . future bomber* it a headNew H everuge I)is|ien « er Continued good weather could n*r- ing tlia eaith, the AAF scien­ ache. NINTI. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT AAF officilaa said none of INCOURT, tial* expect to find important ruw the gap atill more. gKRINOtU COUNTS, Ice Cultl H eer A ll Tinten STATU OK n.ORlUA. IN CHAN­ ,4 When almormally cool weather, design clue* for th e new lyjos the various types of tiial model jel boiutiei t, of 'which about half CERS. gxcesaive raina and flood* ham­ weapon they ar* * hunting. Privately, they say the prob­ a doien have beetl Mown, ha* had ORt.t.EE J. EI.MURE, pered planting and cultivation lill.I.’S PACKAGE STORE and BAR Plaintiff bombing testa and none has bean the crop this, spring, corn lem is this: Notice Is hereby given to the owners and-or agents A standard design bomb casing armed. eta started a climb that haa tVII.UAU )’ 1*1.MUllK. Phone SSII 112 \V. l-'ira! 81. OefenUaut. rried to near-record level*. This Is acrodyiiamically, fiiiitcty on* ii ii i i s f l u a w — ■■■■ ■ ii ■ J t f ^ J frf'iril“ N H F I* tttnf n r w f t l i f h 'W e 'f ’f t d 'n f -'.D i hirrf. ft I U f use trom ^ aw- - i 'i n * . Herilnghaus.^^exirarniait) JfVeTfMk' pro-peraft. j Slat* great who now pHiya for the The mat, , i I loiuts. (In p iii|. ~Tn nra Florida, that it is the Intention of the Tax EqulfR Ion at current level*. Experiments Indicate that if‘ Brooklyn grid Dodgers; Is .rtc tu ti­ Tot Willi,in t' t imute, who,* rsslJ rn ir )■ ulifcaovtn. The com price rise not only dropped from airplanes tiavcl- er in the off-season. ration Htuinl m the City of Sanford, Florida, to i»You at, furtby notified and re61/ quiird to /'ppear tu a r*ri*.n tv.il of rompiriin Hint ssaimt you (or cTense th e nssesiied vnluH tions on ail Heal Properly a itlviirt,, now |i,ndiai in the Cirfv,lt Couil o( Uemlnoi* Coutiiy. a flat ten per 'cent fur the year 1H47. rtotids, rHuinabte ro-lhs Rule Day "Not Responsible of Ausuu. tth .1t> of said month, lftt. in ikfault th,rsof said , , y . . will prpciut expart*. t--i slu, order hr publjthrd (or For Wife's Debts" The City Cuinmi&hm of the City of Sanford,’ the statutory llm* required hr law. FO R H K N T _________ IlEA L ESTA TE W AN TEDF8 HELP W ANTED (ot (»ltr tunK'.dtlVj. W»ek* ln_Lhi F lo r id a .’w ill sit- in ■final session a- ,» Tak- Equallut* gxn(ard Herald * N,ar«psper o( P n iY K R s'fo ^ ftuT. By WANTED TO BUY: Small house GIRI, for cashier A cosmetic coun­ srneril circulation in said county A young man came rushing Into -day he phones me. and says.kind u( and slat*. tiuli Board at 7:30 o'clock 1’ .M., August 4. PJ17, or week. The Music Box, 119 ter, also soda girl. Lancy’* Di ug unfurnished, walking distance WlTNEUtt MV HANp snJ oHtcist the Clarion office the other d«> and sheepishly: "Yuu can (urgcl that W- 1st S l Phone 953. Store. of town. Reply box S, c o Her­ of office at .-tanfeid. Klorld*. wanted me tu print an ad—"right ad. Me and the missus havsjaveryto act upon the- proposed increase in assessed val­ ald. Jutv a . I> tsfl, I;hit ard Ori*)|>. ofliftHNnilN, quick"—»*) ing hr won't tie rexpon- thing all patched up. And wc tchavOFFICE space in Melach Building. Salesman and collection for white ■iblr for his » ifr’» debt* frum now ing a friendly gla*» ol beer, light ’ fL arge hght oflcea, newly deenr- 6 ARTICLES FOR SALE uation's, and alt pitrgons desiring to file uhjcctiniu Insurance debit, age 25-45. Sitl*> r k of r iicuit CoutL laled, all utilities, heat and <ani^rmtnolo (bounty* on. a» he's Irauog her fur kihhI im­ now." . ary and commission. WYite Box Him# of i iof liti or complaints shall have an opportunity to be heard . .-‘tor service furnished. Col) 803* FLOWERS . 1. D. M. care Heiald m ediately. Front where 1 sit.'tf ymi give II. A A. Dept. .Store. foe all occasions I alluw.-d a# how the form a were folks time enough to think things W ORK W ANTED at this meeting. MrNRI1.L A YOST FLORISTS all clciM-.l Up, and It via# tmi Uto In over, those busty quaiieD that FARM FOR RENT—20 acre* sub Sipes Ave. Just nff O lery take his ml He say#: “ All rielit, come so id ten from misunderstand, Irrigated truck farm. IS artes­ Office ph. 403 residence uh. fllO-ll EXPERT painting— contract or WATCII RKPAIRS ian wells, a 7 room dwelling liout ly basis. S. tj, Grogan. Monday llirn ''— and We agreed on ing will give wuy to toL-iall^e and tenant booms 2 Urgo barn*. BERTS SEW MACHINE SHOP Free estimates. Plume 7tk'l-J. II. N. SAYLU common sense. Three Day Service Monday. New A Uaed Mjrhinr* saUiiiK tor rent only with FLOOR HANDING & finishing, U( course, Ihe forms wrn-n*l {farm. Pn Cameron Avenue, Electrifying A repairing all make*, rbnning & waxing. Our power dosed llul I had kind of an Inkling CITY CLKKK. 115 French—Pbonn 11!>0 (East aids Saufotd, Fla., phone unit enables us to work where ' All Work . - i. of whit might happen. Then Hun[ 192-H. P. O. Box 88.1, E. B. there i* no. electric cunrioetio.t SEE JIMMIE COWAN'S Sheet Guaranteed' available. 21 year* experience, I Stcnre. Metal Works for new radiators, II. M. Gleason, Lake Mary, Fla )N VALE SCENT HOME — Will - new— radiator co rn, radiator 12 Months i IitJuJikiJJl Csfftitkt* iv i;: #— ^ open July 15lh at Chulmda, cleaning A repairing. ROOFING-HOOF Palming, all Fla. 18 milea 8. E. of Hanford kinds. Hrnilh Bro. Plume 1188. The Watch Maktt* —18 mile* N. E. of Oriatido. 1 model A Ford sedan. 1 sewing K>iy <votto— t oiwpa u n s i i prut npen. pii,rh„M .._macjtlne.—w ith, tlr f lrjs . . iimtur. 13 SPECIAL-SKMVICE3 OZARK IKH a tto ait abd vnioy the cool tni-exev LM8 Elliott Avo. Plxui-t (t'Jt-M. A^ ' L Thoroughbred llcrkshlre Bleeding I^rg e -C O N C R E T E HEWER PIPE H R Laki- (’atheriipj. I MATHER’S B M IF OZARn KIN AINT OUT ONE QUICK ’ LO O K / * Boar -for xervlrc, PhoM 540-J, 'grpnudi and walk* safe fiom SElTTC WAV T* GIT OUT UF „ JOS' SCORE TH1 TANKS, Grease Trap*, OZARK'S UR EAKIN' Blue Bird Tavern. , aq|p Daffic. (dirge lobby and WINNIN' THESE HOSIOUNOV FOR TH'PLATE/ Hloekn, Alumlnam WimW*'d uml room*. Real Southern citokthg. Run fro m Hrrcfns, Wlilte cement, Paint, FOR RENT -Floor sander. Easy . THUD BASE Brick eomvtrurllon. Cart twromoINNING... < f \ C IrtMt r Furniture RsLnii'hlaf Pertaa-tile, Hurricane brae.'*. operation. Rensoituble'rater, Han­ P^\ date 25! only. Plrohe or vertto fur Miracle Concrete Company, 300 Cabinet Wotb ford Paint A (Rasa Co. 1’hun* regtrvation at once. Oviomi 2 !'hJ i Elm Ave. PI.itne 1335, 30L Expert Workutsuihip o r, Ur. Martin, Ovie<io'23't2 or write P. O. Box 137 Chuluota, FOR BALE—Llitterork for drleaTHE SANFORD CABINET DODGE • PLYMOUTH Flk- Reasonalild rate*. 1-nrge w s t s ‘ and roadway*—Phun* SHOP PARTS AND HER VICE sedan for gusiwt to visit thslr 124L 10» Palutattu A rt, Phot,# 1011 124 Palmetto Arenas doctor. TUXEDO FEFU« - eompleta tiW-! VA-DE moth proofing last! b ,l*urnished and unfurnished kpartHunt's Tuxnls Feed H<nr*. Vests. Hav# your woolens moth "m en t. Adults only. 2300 MelProofed now. Downtown Clean­ D attar’es A Rsttary Charging. lonville. ers A Laundry. 113 Palm ing IL Ik POPR CO. INC. Ave. Phone 014. 2 W ANTED TO R E N t 4 CEILING fans for sale, lutnov's d ia p e r s e r v ic e Plano Tuning and Repairing. L, I* Drug Hi or*. ' 8111, Its*. 011-W. . For Reasrratlons ur linuiediste 5 or 6 room unfurnished houit or Paints, Poultry Hupplics, Nalls, Delivery to SAN C O R D will exchange rented 0 r»om H1GNB J ’utina FeH s, Groceries and PHONE 21137 By Wall OiHiicy Now Who’s Scared?! house ud Sipes Ave. near Air Show r s r d * __d posters bleats. Touehton A Watson, 12U1 2300 East Robinson A re, Or Undo MlCKIJY MOUSE Base. Mrs. Archie Weber. P. 0 . O— lllfK'H HIGN HRHVICU Celery, Phone 1IDO. . Box 8d, Hanford. O- D. Landless. Phone 1021 " PCBAM/'VOG rVtONRVI ONt MIT ME- I IF NC>U 1 WHY DELAY T H aven new. hitch1 KNCIV V O U tti ■""T en rahinrt designed and custom RAUfATORH rleaned and r*|)dlr Wheeler of Sanford •R E A L E£TA TE FO R SA LE sd. Cohen Radiator Shop, 1Q< built how by C. J. Gantt WoodCANVAS AWNINGS Hanford Ava. Ph. 363-W. *h6p. Phone 770-W. CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS REAL ESTATE Huuie trailer for sale. Cheap. Oil Painting, plastering and minor INSURANCE VENETIAN BLINDS Maple Ava. carpenter Work. 102t> W. 18th. MORTGAGE LOANS Afhminum, Steel, Wood I RAYMOND M. BALL, Realtor PRE WAR Gas R a n g v T s'' ovenJ ‘LAND C L K A N J N 4 AND , ' Registered Broker and 10 DAY DELIVERY Can lie sreri Roundtree Transfer DRAINAGE. “ “ t NEW CATER­ - insurance Agent / 404 Sanford Ave. - . PILLAR DEIHHL BULLDOZ­ Rm. 4 Florida Dipt* Bank Bldg. W e-REPAIR! ERS WITH, P A L M E T T 1 BABY BED, etroller end car seat. NEW, two story, three bedroom j Cheap. I'llone 7if-B. RAKEH T W O 3/4 YD. F R E E E S T IM A T E S DRAGLINES. EQUIPMENT: home. Two cor garage. On A rn sr lot J 10 X 140 In Mayfair. AUTO. ItADIOS, Motorola. Sale* NOW IN TIIIH V ICINITY 1 P h o n o 808 NIMNICHT CONSTRUCTION | 'T ill sell unfurnished or iutaUhed. ■ anij Service. The Music Uux, Phone 855-M. ' CO, ORLANDO. PLA. PHONE UU W. 1st.HI. Phono 853. 2-1881. Income property — 2 bedroom bung­ Two radio cabineta with pi: alow, 2 apartment gatage opartmotor* in them.** Bauer Appli­ RENT A CAR en t, bringing $100 per month, ance*. 108 S. Park Ave. YOU DRIVE IT $7,800—helf cash., Ph. I04»t-W. By F ran Striker The Last Word HIE LONK RANGER 12 FT PLYWOOD boat arn^ trailPHONE IM House on large lot. Corner Hick­ er $100. 1318 Summerlin Ave. emtlCKLAND-MOKHISON ory and 7lh Sfi 700 F„ 7th Ht. . Phone 788-W. [THOSE-4RE ORANGE U-DR1VE-IT. INC. THIS MANS N0J CHUCK CHFRAtAI $2,800. Apply to J. E. Walker, W ithout P ainful Backache ^HORSES/ THREE 20“ pedestal fans. ExrelTONTO HE’S fihF/iMA.N'b 810 Cypress Ave. Hsoy ■ sagsr n tu m en ntlsr* I act etas l a t u h t SEE UH FOR evtakly, MS* lia r dutexse that tk* n#J Isnt condition, hen Sanford ElecBROTHER» - 4 MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING U M t j ikwr tr s e tb n ay V# rin d SMstr*. g k i U te trs s i • R x ta rA (U #7 w ar it u xAND TVI'INQ f 4b. exceptionally desirable two- . trie Co. lit! Magnolia Ave. log Ik* «*#s*s e*U# sod f u l l r J o t i l . CREDIT BUREAU OF slo ry ' house, 3 bedrooms and 6 A R T IC L E S W ANTED U M i T k sr k<lp BHN( p#a*i s yes* skoal I HANFORD bath upstairs, and 1 bedroom V-»*» a dor. "¥k#a ' ^fafetU0t>*mft< 118 N. Park Phono 180 and bath downstair*. Large liv­ Highest ca*h paid J ot uied ib rfv rlM H ing room, with encloomi sun furniture. Ted Darts Furniture I EXPERT RADIO RRPAlRINU •Mih.fHtlatvii porch; library, dining room mu) Co. 311 K, 1st. Ph. 858. r'rk u . r»,rn»e. pirttlesse- nm&t i w e ike ■' H i* — F rtd M*r»e B ll E. 2nd HL kitchen. Unusually well planned Un JsiW* so* dials###, ftw e slM i I'LL .BUY your ra r regardleoj of a* to cupboard space. H u twoATTENTION MOTHERS Uaw* tk#nr# aga or condition. Roy Reel, 305 ear garage Incorporating work r t n Udncjs ...... —DIAPER SERVICE— W. 2nd St. room and laundry. Haa 110 ft. tkia't e slll1 A Ash i n in ltlfa rD , s broar ro e rd Baity Velvet furnishes hospital mu. >mwiliat raasai .......... frontage on paved struck Lot U cleanjtarUa diapers and dwdorWanted to trade 1937 Plymouth plentifully fruited, and landslied container. Economical and coupe for 38 or 39 Plymouth or Poaseselon September 1*L aafe. Fully medically approved ■ in ird -s r.T s r'T '" ” Chovrolrt sedan in good condi­ Atractire B. room modem, stucco Call Daytona 1487-W collect for tion and pay rg*h difflr IIWv. house la godd condition on Cryedr tails. 08 diaper*, $2 a Wm 815-V t*J Lake. Grounda ana well “PIRST IN 8 ANFORD" planted. .Sm all grove. Plenty 7 Pm*, Livestock. Supplier 11 of lake frontage, with dock. Bv. Paul Uiibinsov ETTA KETT M O W IN G -W a mow Three lots on Lake Minnie; ona FOR RALE good saddla bored or TRACTOR . tii__ _____ Wear fix* 14 Again” vacant lot*, roadside* or large mayu BE sg.vr tu r t o w n u N r i with 8 acre*; one with 10 acre*; . vvt^C Dcs&yec, > a e w e s TTlATS pony, A. O, Ben­ acreages. Phono 41 or 187-J. trade (nr kid pony. K*Uia ‘ TO Ml AMuMMErvr AVUk and one with S3 acre*. Owner U |W y*acs rm o to c s. inford Ave. ton, S. B ar' TOU I ', M* offer on eeparata lota, or IVHtN vamu.'CM r j TRACTOR AND TRUCK WORK. ilOrt'AX1 AuZHCi - ■! the entira block., Gdod mule for sale cheap. T. --- - SMU.tr.*.,----T J Let u* d e a r building lota, plowDw ' u o s' if-* and lovely home - Einard. P. O. Box 205, Lake !, in t,, h i r kfc: »a»l Monro*. Fla. moving a rm I 0»P3 — — — TWMW i Io5 or forma. Phone 4X2-W. Jersey cow, 3 haute* A u -io r house on steel, 'OU 1 ,C. a Fyrreetor, RL I, Rog 98. Midway School, Jane* CAr»rl AMuCtJMBNr i and bath ls t o : | FttBK.'PlXt II USE WORK WANTED—BI2 R, living room, u s r f $th StreeL 6w«a.*i ■ f/i ora and kltehl HELP W ANTED pla closet and cupboard LOST Jk FOUND raghouL This house has ra- EXPERIENCED celery grower or 14 eently been redecorated' Inside. trained farm manager for farm REWARD for return of black A If you are looking fo r a Lome of in Zellwood area. ea. Good position whito cat ptekaa np near Bill'* tr • dl.tinction, this H R, . for right party. A A. Dud* A Son*. Bar. Phono 810. FRED W. BBNDE1F A * Orlodo.. Phone 3151. * JOHN W. D, MOORE For American Mills Ho Ranmlllat Anderson aft ____ r — r r - .f « New Corn Estim ate Expected To Halt Rising Farm, Prices? From where I sit... " -- Joe Marsh NOW she^ ^ H CASHANDCARRY . . “I LOST s r gBsagas ■ mz t -X-.. A., . ; j . • - . ’ - / A- , • ’ '* ‘ 7 • ‘ \ Tf- �THURSDAY. JULY 24. 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA 'AGE EIGHT U. S.-Britain Agree On German Meet Indonesia Fight - Development Of BATAVIA, July 24 W - I n - Atomic Energy I U. S. Is.Outfinei LONDON, Jtjly 24 </P>—A high American aourca aald today that U. 8. and Britiah difference* over a conference on Germany had ^ t - ^ snd -stemm^l w X ? ^ M S o N .'MJn!yL 2 4 ^ been aaltled' aKB ITSaV "Britain letcrmined Dulch din e on Her#.# mn outline of what this had tentatively acrepted a U. 8. Invitation to meet In Washington ■ng. Republican stronghold in cotpitry Is doing at this time in to discuss methods o f , Increas­ central Java. American history with atomic ing coal'production In the Ruhr. he Indonesian New, Agency. ordlntry c,tU.„ . cant The Informant, who may not be ira re polled that on ihe «**tit all. Faw people can. Identified by nsms, said the Brit­ ish had sg Teed with the American ral front Republican troop1 unless they’re high In the governposition that other questions su‘h tpied Modjoketlo this after- menl or are scientists. The wore as financing and feeding of th i Th« ,r u jo * ** economically merged American hwest of the once powrrlul mt|c|, of it |„ b«|ns done behind and British lanes %of Germany should not be subjects of the :h naval base of Soersban*. closed doors. discussions. Dulch held an area around The outline given .here la prutHere's how the CAA goes about Ho Mid the- British also agreed . H * . . . . . . d o , . . . i . . . . <r to hold tho .talks In .Washington Ijokerto pnor to the outbreak • j <vf|„pment of atomic energy, Whan.,a manufacturer hltk upon ralher than ‘Beilin/ as suggested dealgn he believes can be sold •artist, hostilities Sunday. { It ta pieced together from the » the airlines, he a; disk to tho he Dutch, denying their drive report twice a year, la tha boss SAA t V a type certificate. Collision j .- .in k ..» h .d b .,„ w w J a g * S S l . ' Z S S S T m ’ S. The government's raperta begin >unced the capture ol O w l* eangrv* !»■» night. ducking the Idea right Chen, even I C n l t s s s i Iroas g a g s Owe) , important northwest Jav a] This commission, which makes lust a praporal on included lacerations of the-hoad, It. not be carrying fractured ribs and kmyt Injuries, and birthplace ol the indr- aueh a report twice a year, la Um nil or cargo for his 13 year old son ClArlt-a, who L nr» aatrrnf.nl I !>•>»« of atomic energy end every. v. .1' thing connected with It in this had a compound fracture of the uteh Marines, the And , he comm|„ lo n Isn't right arm and deep lacerations of t.llln* wwwnrthlnjg. by a long shot. the head. Miss Doris Temney of Longwood, another occupant of the car. was thrown d e a r of the. wreck and'escaped with la e e ra | lions and abrasions. Thrso In-' ju red , Mid Patrolman Bender.) were taken to- the Florida Sani­ tarium and Hospital for treatment. Trlbue, the colored driver of the LaKallc, received lacerations about the head. The following colored pasvenrer* UOf* OHaMo'**n>.Mn- ' jured: llltha MeKenny, who suf­ fered hip Injuries and lacerations; May Lee Noble, who had' scalp lacerations; Lily Stills, who had a fracturrd pelvis. John Sttlla, who died at 10:00 o’clock that evening at Orange General Hospital, had a broken leg, fractured pelvis and rnneuislon. The colored Injured were taken by ambulance to the hosnltal where three stlli remold. Patrolman Bender stated that the accident was caused by Trlbue' trying to p its-another' car .and swerving Into the path of the on­ coming Htudcbakrr driven by Mr. lit ability lo tdnnd rough weather, Ktnanl. Evidently the LaHatla Improvement In tiro wimlsh.et.l to swerved clear across the road for m ■protect the pilots In collisions It was hit on the right rra r by the E p M S t birds and mnny slgnlfirsnt right front of the Hludebakcr and thrown off the road. The StudeI "iechnlcal Hems. baker was spun around by the imPerformance Checked' But the toughest of ell appear* pact. Both machines were badly to be fha accvlerete<l service lest wrecked. An unidentified motorist who requirement, which became rffrrCredit Controls J tlvp May 16. D iet means th*t happened along and who had a B after the plane la gcnrr»1!y nl'- first and kit and knew how to ute ((VsNsstS f m Pea* <>»*> proved It m ipt go through n rig- it, gave great help-to Fatrolman ■ arous UO-hour flying ilcnronilrn- Bender, he said. In adiplnlslsring controls which might be necessary to gat grains to port rltles for . - Hon under airline npcratlng con­ first aid to the Injured. •Moment abroad. ditions—but with tho varied eiRepentedly t h e tommlealon With regard to unification. Ihe ■V- periences of a year* etrrice cro*d- ilUfISY’8 GIRL TO RETURN MIAMI BEACH. Fla., Jitl/t.24 President #ald he Is hot rearly to moans about the lack of the right td Into a week or ten days. of trained men. It says: P n t flying is thn p<|ulvnlpn* of Iff*) The Miami Dally News said eay who will.be named .Secretary kind "The nation’s supply of tralnad today that the brother and se­ of National Defense to heed the 40.000 to 60.000 miles. • nuclear tcienllste and englnaert M & a Martin 2-0-2. first lions- cretary of Virginia HIIL In whose unified armed forces. — port p la u r to face“thtr new regu- Ueverlg- ^JIMIa— h o m e —Benjamin "Iw lslattrm nrmpletlnf tlreunlf- la now- -wnpfnlly • ihort." ’ ‘ Besides Ihe Job of keeping , fatlons. la now undergoing Us ac- (Bugsyl Siegel was slain June iflcatlon procedure Is hrforo Con20, bad arrived a t Miss Hill's Bm rasa. It wlh set up the Army, •head with knowledge o f . mekavy and Air Forces as seDsists Ing atomic weapons, tb i govFight or Id CAA specialists end ranches of service. Each b-nneh ernment Is tackllnjl this doubts abodt • dotrn company esperjs '111 have a secretary hut over-aU Job: are on the Right. The CAA people 1. Trying to find a way of help­ have been designated by » ing Industry and communities ,Certification- Board •eUbllshed with atomic power. This Is a early In'the project. This boaid Zealand. m akes ths nue» for the accelerated test to fit the particular Plane. Tha test Is designed to th a t needs to l»« known about tlist <# a n d je e , th e c a b tl i& is rd rja B * soijiabodr ?" Camp Is • eat Ha and lime and pboaphata mlna owner. Starry dubbed him "tha millionaira legislator." Parker commented Papy hid testified he had a t varioui.tim es •aid to both accusing legislators overnight. £ Seeking discover!** for mad- * ^ leal naa, lueh a i In cancer treatment. The commliilon hai fire " " main government laboratories: At „ lo t Alamos, N ..M .; Oak Ridge. Tmn.t Chicago;I otto being bollt . . . . . at Patehogue. Long . titand, N. Y- and one being built at 8chi- .. **• ^ctady. N. Y. More than 60 unlvenltiia are gm , doing wofk In. connection w ith. eoo|ti' the work done at those labors-1 —. torlei. If tt did nothing elie, th is1 would be good training for young * * , K lentliti In the atomic field. *7™ But other work la being done IT.* . at big private laboratories and fh. by-industrial firm ., g j, " The eom'mleelon- can let some worth atomic Information out, Ipm a -of « . it m uit ba kept aecret. This t means guarding plsnta and check- j,e ■ 0 log on the loyalty of workers with the1 help of the FBI. "hare arker, Jr.. m M the Wet-re lag paid for vote, on the bllf7 trying to show that f'amp "Why should Papy bo going Oil ham "reached up In thin, around telling everyone he eonld o get their stories- accusing find *1 understand[ they are offer­ ing | 10O on this bill Y* hat motive hive they got fo r' “An hMWMtad ear could soon ifaeturlng this case?" !»e ask-i find that 1100, Parker charged. Referring to Cemp’e wealth, | ------------- --------------- * ■r inquired "W hat's he going] wt» ' '* **>• product of rofIt by It—to tell a He on ■ single y e a rs growth. Airport T ransfer Woodcraft Helps Boys - Grow-to Manhood (m tla a e S I n a h s i Om I their disposition In such manner si will beet encourage and foster the development of civilian avia­ tion. U la Intended to' preserve for national defenM purposes a strong, affidant and properly maintained nation-wide system of public airports, according to Ita proponents. ' D m law as applied to the San­ ford Municipal Airport, will not affect that portion strictly de­ signated aa airport, as this area and facilities wers recently ac­ quired by the City, nor dues It However, other buildings such as tha warehouses, cold storage plant, ships service building, bur­ rocks. the B.O.Q. and J.O.Q. build­ ings can, with CAA approval, he rented or t o n * for commercial use. or foy’Mhool, warehouse or storage • use* proceeds of which ■Would be MM for airport maintsnance, ha pointed out. In cases where the properly Is wanted for industrial or factory use. It would be necessary to gel the CAA to Mt a m Io .price, and turn the money received over to that agency, Mr. Bayer declared. He added that morn and definite details of th r project will ba an­ nounced later. Aa.evidence of tha "red tape" that moat ba gone through ba pointed to a high stark Soma coal mora. some lesa, but tha average coal of railing a boy lo ago 18 li $5,680. Thousand* of "Young Americans/* mimbirs o! Bays of Woodcraft* are building fund* for tholr financial socurlty and for collogo and Vocational training with safe,. sound* Wood­ man Ufa Insurance protection. man repreaentativ* explain how you* son can be pro­ tected financially while enjoying the fraternal and soda] activities ol his Boys ol Woodcraft Camp. -eervaUvelr worth 91,000,000 a year." To the Tallahassee lawyer's des­ cription of 87-year-old Odhsm si "the baby legislator from Sem­ inole, the self-styled dreamer x x x who probably u v himself pictured aa a m eiilah lo straighten out the Legislature.” AMPcm*.;;-countered ’'Thank God. we have him." .The oroeecutor Mid that he, like ' Odhsm, had eerved In the armed foreae during the war and W O O D M E N of tbe W O R L D Llie Insurance Society OMAHA. NEBRASKA 0UK V IS IT S (X C tlD 6169*000*000 ------ H. J. FINCH, District Mai Office Phone 967 Sanford* Florida 116 South Park Avenue Mentioning Papy'e assertion that ha had eald no mora to Odham and Camp than a comment 1 1 ^ * ?4 if -V - ‘r Hie cab Is rtxxi-wouNTin— cushioned on rubber against road shocks, torsion and vibration!. . . Driver s compartment Is wider, with w i k i more MKAf ileg r | rroom. r o r o , Widsr. m o w . deeper windshield and windows It visibility by 22%! Kaiser Hit th a t the contracts wer« 1st » he becama chairman of tha Production Board In August. T-**A1! ! rould toil them was what "wan bastesv with me," Krug said. : "W hat wta It. then Umt you e ^ a d J h s m l" a reporter askedT\ ‘" l aald that Katicr put tho hcot i f hjll on everybody In' Washing' | »i_w »he eaklnet memlivr replied. t . they told him that he have an airplane contract be IisjI no aircraft man. ned up Hughes and came I (aid that now h« had an man- Then he got the »> • - ■ • flatly denied previously I reports that he had torilora the committee. He bad discussed with Fergucontract letting but maint knew1 nothing personalIt, atarior Secretary declined ent on reporti jrts that ha he had ■ tha Kalser-HughM coni Krug but would furnish Seaalpn ■Houae CommUtro datlutt to kH p tha T*X * t V pkeront 'll"rise to IU50 dM’bo ?p*r- ? - .. iA m e r, stu rd ier is a m m to carry greater load* LUf1alZa^* i- V>Ts STpmLu. i**> l i a .- .Freeh air Is drawn inlrwnthfout- J side — heated InrokJ wralhev A —and used air < ie/erred sal/* ' A m erica’s First •y . -*• Advance-Design Trucks • j e acclaimed from coati to coast! fotlywuod parties W 5 ,S . h !£v.ua ' d ptcV-ups hava LOAD SPACE. . . . Longtr a U Ib s m th fiy w i battar load distribution. . . . CWrolvt'* famous n ju - n o A tw o inrroto aiA a A U lsart gaarsdfor tha load! ETerywhere. . . wherever you ( o . . .Truck ueere *r» praising the sensational new line of Advancs-Dstlgn Chevrolet trucks. Reason I They’re rsatly new , ragffv different, Introducing the Unique cab that "breathes'' —that almost literally "Inhales” fraoh air and " e ih a les’' used air,* plug scores of other new feature* and Innovations long-awaited—long*wtntadl Built t6 be first, and built to b i t , they're blg-looklng, blg-kiadlng, powerful yet economical trucks to do a m ore profitable job for you. See them now. LUCKY STRIKE presents THE MAN WHO KNOWS THI TOBACCO BUYER! TVIBOUOHT well over ten million pouneb a f t o b a c c o . . . bo I apeak w ith aorne authority wheii I say th a t aeaaon after aeaaon. I'vo aeerl the makers of Lucky Strike buy real �vm THE W EATHER ( a U a lty T h e r# I f S tr e n g th — 'T o Protect the P u tt* of th* World; To Promote Ui# P ra g m a of A aerica; To Prodac# Prosperity for Sanford. %%Con*iHfr«b!t» rloudlnets with ©crnlhnn! •howerf an«i thunder* tfnrtnA thlt if tp in ^ o and parly tonight • !*comintr partly cloudy through £«\urda>*, , A N . IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N EW SPA PER -e — V P L U M E X X X V III — * r "■ ■ ■ Established 1908 Ex-Congressman Gets Up To 2 Years For Accepting Bribe In W ar Contract Deal ) ' i | F R ID A Y . JU L Y Gun Toter Held A fte r President’s Visit Russian Says United Nations {las No Power Is Gromyko Insists Se­ curity Council Can Not Force Balkans To. Aid On Border Value Of County Property Given As $32,827,990 LAkl SUCCESS. July ‘25 UP). R u iiii told the United Nalioni Secunlv ( »uncil today thr ro u n d had no power to lorce the Balkan •tale* to (oopriate with the Amrrican-ptopn.rd border commituonSoviet D -lr^jir Andtn A. Gromyko tliui look thatp ittue with contrntmnt ol Hrtichel V. Johnion. Deputy 'U . S. Delegate, that decmoni ol the - council undej Slovak Communism Is Far Cry From Rigid Marxist Doctrines o n a * A s s o c ia te d Proa* L eased W iro 25. 1917 .»■ —■ ■ ASHINGTON. July Z i </V)~ cmgunm an . Andrew J. May wai sentenced today to a teim Nearly H alf Of This of from eight months to two years ValuationExcmptcd in prison on charges of accept­ For Tax Purposes ing $53,634.07 in bribes while he was wartime chairman of the , House-Military Affairs Committee. e. I The «°'*l ••»«•«* valuation ol *•n Lminj * _ . •.all ail properly proprujr in m ^Seminole « hih' The. two men •ccu.rtl ol pay ( t | ,he r|fn t ,;mf „ % U , ing the bribes-m um Loot lf) 2 7 .m $543,241 m,„e .had % r a y and H e n r y M a n .6 n - J .n w„ Johnton immediately competed , , today . _ *• ware given prison terms with a sealed by Sanford F. Doudwith another warning that failure minimum of eight months and a nry. county Ux assessor. ol *ny Slate to comply with a d* maximum of two years. The total assessed value of all ctiton o| the Council might mull The maximum penally that could property in (he county which if in enforcement measurei ol the have been imposed on each by exempt of partially exempt from itrongeit kind. Judge Henry A. Schweinhaut was taxation Is $14,649,700. he declai. "Any failure would lay the nonsix years in prison and a fine ol A 4 ^ W ’M 1M TRR after I’reildcnt Truman left the Senate chamber complying >t*ev open |n teriotti ed. $30,000: th is is 44,6 percent of the to Capitol police took Into 'ruitodv a 'man blentified aa Clifton R. action to iniuie their cooperation." The sentencing was delayed j{or last.- valuation!----- -----— —— —— !L ‘ 8plre», u f Augtwda, Ga., shown (centerl with the arreatlng officer*. Lorain Trum p'TteTtl and Paul G. STOttsyT He U*a taken Johnmn n td “ Th» CrtOftcil can r t^ e than two hours while die Assessed value of property to Galllnger Hoipital for olnervatlon. A bullet was In the gun. make such decmoni undec Chaplet defendants' lawyer pleaded for a (International Sotimlphotol V I." against Which. taxes may he lev­ another was In hie pocket. new trial an^i May beesrrcheA the ied for county maintenance pur­ Johnmn summed up his views court for merry. poses is the difference between in this way The 72-jrear old former Ken­ the $32,827,990 and the $14,649.I he Council has the pbw rt to tucky democratic congressman In* make inieitigations. Counities are slated that he had never taken “a 700 exemption, or $18,178,290. Homesteads, valued at $5,801.obligated in cooperate. I* is the alnale dime" dishonestly during his long service In rongrrsa. 140. are exempt by State law duty ol. the members of the l nileti He told Schwrinhaut: “I stand before the court today from taxation for maintenance, Br DANIEL DE LUCE .cent in the fir-t Slovak election* Nation* to abide by the decisions.*’ Gloniyko replied th at'll a nilui.i wUh a clear, clean conscience. “I hut can he taxed for interest and BRATISLAVA. Slovakia, July after war. hV er violated a law as far as I linking fund. Adding this sun 25, (AA—Slovak Communism wears Un the wall of flastoranaky's found that the work of the com know In the 72 year* of my life. (o ,|,e valuation lor maintenance a white collar to the officer-amt! simple offjre hangs a picture nf million "is incompatible w.th its icoe* to church on Sunday. | Lenin, but the No. I ItoUlievIk of r i r r rreceived c r c i v r u na udollar o u i r udlroct-____ irw i* i . _ "Ia nnever .■ *« i, i1n0T7o0 .1U1 1n. ...........— ly or Indirectly that was not 1 e‘«uala $23,979,430 valuation for It beats the propaganda drums history has a <|ui*tlr*l expiettlon soveieignty, then it can refute to c o o p e ra te ." honestly earned or juatly duo.” the interest and sinking fund. for Soviet foreign policy, llut It on hla bdnided fare, May was convicted July .1 af Of the $14,649,700 exemption, admits It never * a n b to see a 1 “The gcrutalion that the Slovak ter an U-week-long trial of ac­ $8,025,000 1* the value nf property Russian army on Slovak *611 agulti. Communist Patty's program I* By FRANCIS W. CARI’EN fF.lt cepting $63,634.07 -In bribe* from wholly exempt. The largest Items It, talks of drmocrary instead of made In Moscow is not often made, * LrVKF. SUCCESS. July 25 At munltlona maker* Murray and In this aura are the Hanford Mun­ dictatorship of the..■ff! proletariat. and ll Is easy to disprove.' Has.................... . Paul Martin, Canadian ministM ol Hinrv Garsson. The Gvjsson icipal Airport and Osceola air It wants Crcchnslovakia’a win- tovanskv said. brother* were found guilty of r I« porta which total $4,460,000 In ea dojrs to tin* Wrst wide open. _ “ W e^propose' nothing that ran nation health and welfare, dec late-1 What Is Slovak Communism? noH ..- m-liievnl through•ilembc-j|0d 'r Ing tile bribes fo r favor* end. tike* 11mated v alue/ said Mr. Doudney. i y ||IP principles ol firejlnm came Into court to hear their j A total .of $4,165,980 is exempted The answer, from Party Secretary- ratic nrlM-raara. In- act ti|i*r we oj jnfoimalioit and ol the piess I under many classification* iisel'id General Stefan llastovansky, re­ advorntr rooperution- with olh»r di|$ May toM Judge £chweln- Ing n t y and County owned land* sembles old Mniratn doctrines part lev In achievemg a broad sort- are essential to the main|rnance ha4fct V Ouwrt uuuse, Cause, 'Publtr Library,' w4*» abbot a* much "a* a Jet-propelled •lltation of the economic struc­ of fntein ational peace and othr y t y cnurehc*. raker resembles (he flying mash ture nf the state pieauppn.se* that “I neves got a atngla dlrno from efwnrks. City Jail,* oh|*clrves of the United Nations. the G am o n i or anybody «lar. schools, lodges, disability ami wl-l Ine that the Wright brother- wc nro open* to compromises.* In a prepared address to tlf' “I never, did a thing In Congrats ows exemptions, etc. Also exempt launched at Kfttyhawk. "We arrf for evolution, not tathat today vexea my conscience. l niled Nations Tlconomic and Solx $221,900 worth of land that has A quiet, scholarly ex-railway volution.” . "I stand here toda» on the mercy reverted to the State Internal Im­ clerk. 37 • year - old Raatoeansky llastovansky ha* never visited cill Council on the repoil ol the of the court. If I go to (all my provement Hoard, also $680 of controls the party machinery which Moacow and he welcomes InterUN Sub-Commission on Freedom said they will carry the ease to the delinquent, non-exempt property. harvtatpd a R*d vote of 31 per1; HVnllaaM ea Paae I’-ari ol Information and ol the Pm*. Supreme Court ff plea If n^-eanary, nAei Property rlasaified as taxable tied for a near trial ami praised Includes non exempt land' valued Martin laid hr* government supMav and thr Garssona befor* Hay at $12.784,M0; personal property pmlfd the iiih-commiision'i _tec■Vrr ested the court. valued at $3,697,270 and* railroad ....................... — lit ‘ ommendalion that a projected Among the reasons cited by the and telegraph properties valued nt wriild conference on freedom ol lawyers for a new trial was the $1,706,480. contention that the Juror* had lis­ Total assessed valuation at pre­ | inf'fimation be held early next tened to radio description* of the sent shows a $646,241 ln;rr*vo ye*,. He said Canada attached (('• R tla v H |* | 9 | «) over Uie $32,282,760 valuation gieat importance to this confer­ for 1045. Mr. .Doudney revealed. The Lions Club 11 prrpatrd to This Increase, he said, I* due to Spraying ol cattle vkith a DDI ence. , natural rnuses such m new I ull-J* take on the Rotary Club with a solution has not only proved ol I he people and the govern­ Ing* and Improvement*. Main­ softball game to be played^ next ment of -Canada believe th'al tenance tax valuation la $467,210 great benefit in ridding the animal* more than the $17,716,080 value of Wednesday evening at 7: 30 o'clock of flic* and insect pests, but by fie-dom of information and fiee1945. at the Lakrfront softball park, it dom of the press ate not only In 1945. according to the report was announced Iqday by Hatty reduction of mosquitoes lias im­ lOatllavM aa r«a* t i l l proved health conditions for ffeoof th e,S tate Comptroller, Semin­ Robion at tht meeting of the Lion* had a total arretted pie alto, said Ralph Wight, proTALLAHASSEE. July 25. UTl— ole (CCounty o a lla a M l a a r a s a B id at the Tourist Center. * . s girtsive Seminole County # rattle Ia wIh IiiKpcctH Site A l-eon County Circuit Court Jury Of Mine I)i«aHter Richard Drat, who w*a» nameil raiser; last, night acquitted former Hep. Demle C. Papy of Key West on all Spencer W ainright, manager ol the team, announced Two years ago at Mr. Wight's three counts of Indictment* charg­ WEST FRANKFORT. III., July a "14 minute" practice for Mon­ ranch.near Lake Jeuup. the lust ing him with attem pts le bribe Wv-Hl-John L. I^wiv. United Mine 61. Dies In Miami day evening. fellow legUlafora. lr<! spraying of cattle with DDI Worker* rhlef,- *rriv«-d here by Papy, wealthy 46-yea(-old hotel "Thii is all the practice nrers on_ « large scale tn .jh e—United nuti moblle trelay for*an Inspection Funeral aervlce* for 8p*ne»r R. operator and oil distributor, was nrTTie mine In which 27 coal digr^gr collapse and was helped from Walnrlghl, Sr.. 61, former yesldent lary lo heal Rotary,” be de­ States look place, and United g«-r % perished from an explosion clared. Club President Robion was Stale* Department of Agriculture yr*terxlay. courtroom by h it attorney*, of Sanford .and Orlgndo, who died tear* Mr earning dawn hi* face, bf a K a rt attack Wednesday af­ not ia .optituilic, however, and experts, tlalh and county agticul1.- wis, who wai accompanied when the jury- announced Its ver ternoon at hi* home in Miami, will pointed out that none olhrr than lute men gathered to witness the hy Hugh White, president nr Dist­ be held a t the graveside at lakerict 18 (IlllnoUl of »4he UMW, diet of Innncenca. The alx jurors, who heard four vlaw Cemetery Sunday afternoon Dub Eppi ii slated lo take the demonstration which turned out to •pnVa briefly with Gnvrrnor ■be a big success. * dava of testimony and ai%uments, at 4:00 o’clock In charge of the mound for the Rolatiani. Dwight H. Green of Illinois In a downtown hotel lobby and then deliberated only 36 minutes before Erickson Funeral HonA. The Rev. Ho'wrvaL Eppa Is due to fare Mr. Wight's cattle am now Lionel Nelson of the O r led , Metho­ thr f o i l i n g formidable lineup' went out to the old Ren Coal reaching their verdict sprayed with the solution on an mttipany’a No: H mine. A roar went up from the parked dist Church will officiate. of Lion slugger*: avrrage of every 60 days, ho -nut Mr, Walnwright had lived In Mi­ lie told newsmen he had noth­ court room as the verdict was read II. Rob*on, p ami about three time* during the ing to* aay because he had Just bv the clerk and Papy immediately '• sly ami for the paat 11 years. He la Al Lyon, e summer lesson. For two week* an'ivgd. was surrounded by a large group survived by the widow, Mr*. Min­ Henry Witt*; Jr, lb after each spraying not a mo* nie L. Walnwright ami by two Ib-for* Lewis arrived here, a qC/rirndt. Diek Ellaberry, 2b uuiio ran be seen in the vicinity, federal mine Inspector eiamlned 'wNiked for H. Deal, t. Papy daughters and two ion* by a pre­ he declared. the eearyd corridor where the said through an attorney. “ Inc vious marriage: Mr*. Robert F. D. Swan. 3b. Dr. Frank B. Qulllman, director miners were killed ami attributed Jury of I.eon County -has made a Illley of Miami. Mrs. L. A. Knight H. Bisbee. rf of the Seminole County Health the hlaat to an explosion of gay. itatem ent for me by clearing me mei of < Plkeavllle, Md.. Ben G. WainJack Morrison, ef Unit, explained that this I* due to William Gallagher Evansof the chargee filed again*! m e.lt -ight of Oviedo and Spencer R. Ted William*. If Aa I said on the floor of the Houae.J Walnwright of Miami and by aevUtility men will ba John Iva*. th« fact that cattle (or humans) elite, lad..' the federal mine Inector who began hi* axamlnaI knew I would be vindicated.” en grandchildren. Jo* Mom, Cecil Carlton and F.. are a sort of “blood bank" for Spe mosauitoes which cannot lav their (for on while rescuer* still sought The Jury during the final fourth ► B. McCall, egg* until they have had tRelr the last three bodies laid “ It was OVERLOADED dav of, the trial heard Papy charDaryl Swan called upon mem- Mood quota. Reduction of mot- a gas axploston: There's no Jom evl MELBOURNE. July ber* of tha club, to aid Jayceet Jaycees a* the victim of th e,Miami H erald,The chartered airliner which In their drive to raito fund* to ouitoea means reduction of mal­ quritlon about I t" aid aria, ha declared. Tw*aty-*lx of th* approximat­ and “other big newspaper*” who I crashed near hero July 18 killing the new Tourist Booth on Md used aa "tool*" hla accuser*— 21 person*, moat of u p m Puerto operate Contented cattle, freed of. file* ely 200 miners a t work in th* tb* lakefront. Rap*. Bralley Odham "* * * * * * Rican*, * t and Insect peats, show an average diggings 5000 feet underground of* *Sanford was overloaded about a Cl yd* Ramsay told of a new gain of 50 pounds a head over were found about a mil* and a and Clarence Camp of Ocala. ton. a Civil Aeronautic* Board pocket Braille writing machins thoea that uaed to ute a rot of taU **«lf south of th# main entrance Under tha law. the State cannot hearing was told today. that Lion club* are making avail­ energy battling Insects, ha reveal­ •h.ft; On# of flrg appeal from the Jury's verdict. • able to th* blind kt smalt con. ed; Drainage of *warn pi by ditches (ure-l ured Halnara miner* ri removed to a lo tp HOTAHY PROGRAM King Lion W. 0 . Uvfngiton waa RAPIST EXECUTED *7, Charles Morrlfon. p r o g r a m fined 10 e«nta by Tall TwiatOr and reduction of mosquito** by the tal >llad today. DDT spray on cattle were pointed COLUMBIA. B.C., July 28 UP\ chairman, announced today that An 18-year-old negro, Bert Grant, Mia* Roberta Erapa, soprano, and Harry Robson for calling a gui­ out by Mr. W ight a* two factor* tar played by W. IL Connolly, a that; had gvyfsllv reduced malaria. MrNg Nolan’s Brother was electrocuted her* today for S 1 j 1 I F L O R ID A , N O . 181 _________ __ Andrew J.Ma> And Garsson Brothers Sentenced To Jail • I 'j .S A N F O R D , Lions Schedtilo Cattleman Cites Practice Session Benefits I)or>,"'*i To Beat Rotarv From DDT Spray p Papy Is Acquitted On All 3 O ' * 4" • In Bribery Trial aHaietlloM 4 ^ man In, Darlington county two render - Guests- a t - tb*.- maatlng were “ — monthg~lf*rJUJI I I mEratea W a program of m ails a t the Rotary Ray Slaton and Albert Fllta. I K be waf led Into the^ penlUntdeeth chamber, O rant __ ked fir and waa given ”a little more chicken” from hi* laat night’s supper. “It aura Is good,' ho remarked, eating heartily. lie admitted hie guilt. “ I short­ ened my day* myself," he told the prison chaplain. luncheon Monday. CHARGED WITH HUDKR PENSACOLA. July 25 (AADe­ puty Shriff Billy Mareh said today BgL Grady E. Poland, 28, of Eglin Field died tarly today of bullet wouod* and that 1its Engllrfi w ar brido, In Jail at Creatview, would be charged with murder. . „ LBBDT APPOINTED T a l l a h a s s e e , July 25 u n Governor Caldwell today appoint­ ed L.C. I/eedy, Orlando bond deal­ er- and former atato reprasentat ire, to the Oranga county school board in succeed Samuel IL Wil­ liam*. who resigned. -G * • : _ if UNSOLVED CRIME MONROE. GA^ July 25-UP)Oae year ago today two negro men and thalr'wlvea wars slaught­ ered by an unmasked mob of about 20 whlta men and despite Intensive federal and atat* In­ vestigation*, and rewards In ex­ cess of $30,000, th* mass murder remain* unaplred, . Of W ar Signed By Tr uman; United Air Force Is Given Equal Rank With Army And Navy In U n i f i c a t i o n Bill New ACL Freight Depot Building Is Now In Operation WASHINGTON. JuU tAA Congiess sent to President Ituman today legislation putting the Army! A , , , ... and Navy unde, a single calnnet; A u t o m o b i l e L o a d in g officer—to be called the Sec lelatv j P J a tlo riT L . I s NOW ol Nation.! Defense. J U l l d e r C b l l S t r ............ . I his so-called aimed sem cesl _______ • W , c 4»ion7 m ;..,,,e" iff* »rj . r r- Stop-DatcsAre PutOn Vet G. I. Benefits; Many War PowersRcmain In Force WASHINGTON. July 25 t-rt— Pie*iilent frum-xn today signed legulstion leperlmg *ome 175 war­ time and emergency l»**s now or within one vejf ur^putting sto|Slatr* oiT'velerans* I benefits. It,, m rHect f n -‘ ............ slat-" the Air rorces e<)ual rank wiihj* 1 Freight the and se, sea torcrs (orcr* A At p.e.pies- f0 me land ,ana ana -- -Irumsn Depot building.* tecently ute*. In i statement. Mr. by ,he I ce Const,ui Iruction *.*ul it i« "not pn»*ible" at this enl. thr^A'r Force a branch <-om nf* J u „ put little to wipe out the whole list. in the War Department »*herr linto use this week. Another im I hr tr-w legid.ition specifically land officers wield biggest inllu-lprovement. an alitomobile loajling exempts cert-*in lx»** which Conence. Iplatfoim it now Ireittg built nrai gte*« and the Administration htve The legislation is one of 1 -the freight terminal Masonry work agieed thnuld resn*i#«>*ka4*«s**ks. big measures Congrrs* bad tick­ . is by Bridget and WillUny, Like Ihe temlution was worked out eted for final \action before ad­ M an cnnliaclort. _> ItyL.llw ptJu'i t,v .-ouomttaes of. journment -fornwrinw'. -V~ I he new building with its con- both House* and Attorney (»eneMl It It alio one of the major pro­ ctet* limns and cement blocf. Clark. posals Mr. Truman made *0 the Mr Truman voret-d hope for a lawmakers. For futiue iiitumal walls r» at freight car lesrl on defense, he also'aakrd that mill the south rnd, ami It.irk* will weedy end of the remaining emeraeney atattiter. find asked Clark tary training tu- requiie.1 for all be raised about 14 inrbe* on lb'- to continue hi, studle*. Hi* state­ phyalrally fit young men. All he got on that * pro­ north end so lh-*l the new tttbbei ment -aid: • Wo .li.ml-l . .onpl.-l- the order­ mise nf early action when <’-m- tired band Irurk* c.*n be putlt-.l gresn reconvene* neat January. more eaitly in and out of * *i.. ly reconversion r»f the ttmchinery and tipetaliun* of the gmvrnmani That promise rame wlmn tin* IlniMe approved n universal train­ it was announced by E. N f ield to .1 peacetime basis n* rap-dly ns practicable " ing bill by a vote of 20 In It. thu» mg. Iieiglit agent The I'resident on Dec. 31 de­ sliding it to the ratemlar of tm-sll>urlng wartime, Sanford »«> n clared an end to th«r stafo of ho*. lies* which will be awaiting the transfer point for the wloir f| tllltlea........... This struck t*f rm cr,e*‘.!l, , to ”wasWh'another n .\h*y prog,e«* rM,,pn,W*' Florbla. but vinca the romyletinnj RP„ey |a*vv f,<om the tiooks on New I In* in of the big terminal at Wayi’i'**. y , ll(, | , <v and «e$ termination Conirreag' drive to clean Its date Ga.. tills transfer business ha* been1 dates for .11 others on Juno 30 or for adlournement: much reduced, ami at p -s e n t Tire House p**»ed romprnnii«* goods and merchamlUr nr- re­ later. Tlie new action luhrs another l-ci*l«tion to end Nov. 1 th« fov- ceived niostlv for the Hanford long -1,-p t m «id prac-timo opera­ einm rnf* restriction* on inxlall area " The location of tlio fr -iylit tion* nltlimigll 'the art-inl end of men buying ami selling. depot in -Ilia lo-ai t of Saof-r-l, Gir u ni f--r intei nali-otai purThe Senate Labor Committee np- makes It easily aceesslble t-> h isl iniu-w AxU-.iuit .oioe -until pence pmved. 9 to 3. the l’ie*;.|-i|t'* Interestsram l tn irttn g Mutca llr.ilirt it,e sigl-etl. nohdiiaUnn* nf foimer I'eio--ci,itit- neis ttn r major effect of today’s ac­ Senator Aim Mllldock to l>e a is ample. The building is more than ?0'* tion i» to nut st«>p-<lntea on G. I. member of the National Labor Relations Bi-erd. Tha committee fe«llonr and 35 feet - wide, l-a* a Iienefits for. niv-*ut 16,000,1)90 »er. also appr«ve<l the nomination of rvble-loading nlatform ru n n 'n t tl-» aleentrli ami tefernnr. Iletrafler n»ir nrmy <nl:»tecx J. Copeland Gray, a* a member of full length r-u the west »i-l“ mid r -ot (Im-loilir.r lb---.; who entered scrthe board and Robert N. Denham on the north able has a « I *«nf iM iirtl % lfl naltform with roof shelter illli n as general rounsel. Renubliran*. after holding the ramu for easy unloading of - -o •Renata in «e**|on all last ilgnt, lev gave up artiiins effort* in put Within tl>» freight building !• n (I natlMneS n a t*aaa S t s l sennrate office fm K. K* TTrilhurn, wnrehnute fnremnn. Hn pcdnt-l ollt a screened enclomre wh'eh -* rnt proof, nml iised -for «*•*• **»*r fiKHlv anil perivhnlilev. .Tlie,,- i* .1 large piatforin scale of five i.in AIIH'NS. )itlv 25 The rapacitv. Rest rooms hm - '•-"* ' \V*r Mmivti\irpoitril today tin t orovided and Ire water ili ' t- -u‘ , <ii iiili, foice ol between 1.200 fountains. It I* ptanneil to rut th,- w.-e-t- yu| | .50(1 men fml hunched • BERLIN. July 25 (<P) - A dr' and imptnve the uppearnn •• -f “ • iliomt .rtt ick on Gievrn.r. approxfetenie between the politic* nJ area to the rear and vide of tin- -I • liinlefv 'll iiuje, from the Albania the United Stale* Slate Depart not. according lo offirialv. In front flonlin rnd about 50 mile* e.»»t the office building. Im -• men! and views rib the Ament an of ,.l f,nnit*a, e a tfie c local point ot bloom brightly. military government here concern flsh'mg tlong lire holder. ing Germany became appaieni file nuri),Ji* • tic! thr gurnjltoday. . l*« were *ve|| equipped with heavy The new* o| Secretary o l *,r*p.'-o« rnd bid forced back Stair M ttdiall't invitation to go.vnlpinic ot'ibide (iieven.r in their France to participate in a three-1 flirt atfw k, liuntliJ .«t about 5:00 power conference on Germany’s in A. M duilitaL Jevflr hit governing ollt — MihTTrv_ iiiihMit!a, mid the *t; BATAVIA. T'^v 7rnrr-A-TT,r rial* in Germany with ihaip im cpraldre.d Dutch vouice *.ml t'e ln l n k d t u n s part ol tire guerrilla pad. the firvl phase of Dutch . r l"r>cc whirl, hfd previnurff, »TThe U 5. Military Governor. Won* againrt lire Indonetian lh - t-w 5r tL L'l!!!1'* .'. ‘ General I ririut D. Clay, declined publican army, armed *1 i.olal-j G.evrna I*' * »qwn of about lo comment hul il wai learned' ing central Java from tire n-- Ltl'tH in Ihe foothill* of the Pinautliniitatively that ' neither Ire nimltic iiikT aiI riml \\ f%t, ||4il,I^U t*u* •w*»unl.lini# nor any other lop American no! The CJtrtk 8#cnni Army Corp» j , lt, jl( , „ ri„ n r#info r« ilary go*einmcnl official wai of­ complete,!. Reporting from lb- Repul,In «» ini-nt* lia-l to-eo uiorlng toward ficially informed ol the Slate Dc capital of Jngiakarla, deep m the | Groveiia vinre early morning and parlment * <udden offer lo Frame -the viluation w n 'Meeelopinq fa r.either before or after il was made intrnor, Arrociated Pre** lO |lr or ably-" S'ltie reinforcement* alThe only information received *pondenl f larrit Jackton «*id -ol : ready hail Jotn-d Ihe hattle. RtiMfirrr final Republican* oliviou*ly lo Sr.ltfirr* firing riK-ket* and in Germany on the .whole war a taw the pnttibd ly that the Dub', "’"chin-gun* were reported k»eeprequeit to hold up the announce­ s'oady would render ihe Dutch | m,*iIio,|- fin-. Kcroml Corps M under officers said ment of an Ameriran-Brilith agreelonlinuoutly precannut will, gun tin- gneriillas would “ either he rement on Germany1! level ol mnrllfwl or rniahecl,” Th# guerrilla* nil* warfare. duilry. reafhrd after weeks ol had not actually f\tt-ird the town, The Dutch informant h -rr said negotiation, there source* ^aid. was said. fi t the next step for Dutch troapv it Pre** dispntrh-s said a 24-hour The qur.tion of giving France wouM ^ to mop up tonr, „f t J ^ f.y Greek nrrny artillery !aa aa* , l a r , , l , n n i f i a l 8 la alc. t a a a a a 1 aa * L > _ — a voice in deciding, Uwhal the llev lance In Ihe eastern ami Western pounding ami aircraft had routed 600 goerel of induitry thall be for th* pari* of the Island and install n-.v II amllna,4 »* f s i e %l»l administrations. Whether Dutch combinrd American and Brilith troop* Ihen would drive on Jogjak­ loner of Germany war contidered arta In an attempt t» suuvdi the Series Of Robberies by authoritative aourcet here at remainder of the republic war un» Reported In Falatka virtually a complete reverts) of decided, the Informant said. A Netherlands army rommunlgrandchildren will drop out of eol I'ALATKA. July 25 (,T> County one said (popping j»p already u n begun fifth # eastern part of the J tid g r Caiiiliy Green today said ^'Regardleaa of whgt h** been __ I ■* 1 _ I L . a l la la tia aa»aa two men and a girl had conferred raid Ip the tea malicious p r tti aax aax ax Island. An Indonesian army communi­ participating In a 'scries of butI'm not guilty.” during th# reported that Republican inedp house burglaries durin Defense attorney*, * who have que ‘"seilsM * nddii-yh*-I i —Haseg ea r a s a H al group \v*s led bv the 19-sear-old 19-gear-oli wife of on* of the prisoner*. Died This Morning HEARING RET JOINT 8UIT LEONARDTOWN, Md., July 25Five person* have betn charged TALLAHA88EE. July 25 6TI 11- D, Berry, 76 year old brother W7- Civil authorlllea today tent­ Th# Supreme Court today ruled wirii parilclpating in th* affair of Mrs. Mlmrale Nolan of San- atively act Aug. 1 for- arraign­ that a husband and wife may sue which has upset official and busfnrd. died this morning at 4:00 o'­ ment and preliminary hearing for Jointly for separate claim*, a ri­ Ine** circle* over Putnam county, clock a t hla home In Winter Gar­ a young seaman charged srltia the sing from th* same transaction. but only four have been taken In den a f a r a lingering Hints*. ' murder of Mrs. Julia Katona, 36 Answering a certified question cuMody. Today Sheriff W. J. Reeves was Mr. Berry Is survived by hi* year-old navy .wife found alaln submitted by the circuit court of wife, one ton and on* daughter and after g pepny-ant* po k er' game Oranga .rouoty, the court said looking for Ccdeman Hancock anothf* eleter. Mr*. Edna=MIIUr at Her lionie near Tall Timbers. th* joint suit could I,* filed r.Veti after Judge- GreCn Insurd a capla* Md. The seaman, 'Joseph Daniel though h 1943 UgMatiVp art per­ for-him and set bond at $ 1,600, of BunaslL Funeral arrangements hero not Rrouilletle, 22, of M anchester^. mits a woman to jy # and l>* »ued saying that Hancock had jumpad • IL, It held in Ihe county jail here. In hep own right. yet been completed. a $5*0 lonid. — h r BiTek* Guerillas Launch Vigorous Attack On Grevena Stott1 Department, AM(i Disapre*' 4to (ierman Policies Dutch Report End ! Of First Phase Of Indonesian Fitfbt a -L v ■ii (• - • »* •* »='i V• f 5§iS f4^ : v *. * * ... . > -• . * a. . i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 24, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 24, 1947. 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SA N FO RD , Is Accused Of Neolral Bod, Pick Aiken Is. 1 Killed, 7 Hurt Guest Speaker In Collision On At Jaycee Meet Orlando Highway NO. 180 Way Open For Dutch Army Captures Important Java Port France Moves To Bar!Senate Okays Armed Big 5 From CoinForces Merger; m i s s i o n Assigned G r o u p Cuts Loy T o Greek Border alty Check Funds Cheribon, Birthplace Of I n d e p e n d e n c e Movement Falls To Assault By Tanks Urged For UN Papy’s Attorneys . In ­ s i s t Book*ie Bi l l WouldHhveCreated $1,000,000 MoilbpoJy Associated P t t u Leased Wtro F L O R ID A , T H U R S D A Y . JU L Y 24, 1917 Honor Student Kaiser Hit As TurningOnHeat To Get Contracts * LAKF. SU C O SS, July 24 WASHINGTON. July 24 M V »%TALLAHASSEE, July 24 W JOGJAKARTA. Java, July Fisnce propped today that Republicsn leaders, making plans 2HT*i- President Soekarno of The legislative bribery trial ol live lug ^powers and all I for Cungtett In adimirn Saturthe Indonesian republic broadBernir C. Papy beaded for the nation* be exclud'd day, decided tmlay to keep in east an appeal today to Presi­ Tourist Information Negro Released Un­ "interfiled" Kruj,’ Testifies About jury this afternoon ai Papy*» acfrom the prnpoird UN Comminion their own hand* a* well as Pre»dent Truman and the American Booth To Be Dedi­ der $500 B o n d ; which Wooden Plane Deal people, "to esert every effort euion were termed "lolls" and would *cl up a »emi- per­ ideni ritiman'* the poWrr tq call men of "moral courage" by opcated On Sept. 1 H e a r i n g S l a t e d manent watch atong Greece’* di«- the Irgiifalon hack into »e*»ion. Before Committee In halt thfs war tn Indonesia:" poting eounrel in doling arg'i In *K— -I pnrihern Irontrer. Tb- Mfiuif *od Fenstc GOP SYDNEY, Australia, July 24“T wat a tick man when went •John Still*. Oilando nrgro, w it WASHINGTON. July 24 < n menu. French Delegate Alcsahdre Pa- fOtnmand* aAi'fd at a tonference t-Pi- the Waterside Worker* Pat Whitaker of T app* charged on the ilage to ring my *ong killed and four other negroes and rodi offered hr* lutgcstion infor that ihe adjournment re*olutinr, Secretary of Inleuor K iuj told Federation Imposed a ban toon Arthur Godfrey'* talent show. tfupc.*whjte Rr*>pU -*• r*c »y*eforSftale Wat . nH'id t h a t .lire Hale lu d mi{|e « V \ ,h.A • a r 'q v ;- n - M unaUy in ilvw. iJ U tto * S*-At|K,uid ,trt.tl|v t h r i ' Pcnlfwe.. can ' # a t e appeal to prejudice .in 1 1(he f "t.F « -sertfr lee membet* torlsv QllT 1?enf> ly injuird in an automobile colcurrty Council which i* coniidW . be tr-ralled by the Speaker anil action in Indonesia of "h a t It panion in ito effort to convi:t won the contert for tho»e whe liiion Monday evening at fr: 30 ermg an Amencan .plan for * Republican leader of the Hnu* Kaiirr "put the best of bell ori called "Diilrh Imperialists." . had tponsored me." Dick Aiken Papy on chargenfiH * fie offrird everybody in Wssbrnglnn" to p!»o'clock on the Orlando Highway commisnon of 1 1 nation*, tnclud | , nj ,|„ I W .L n l pro-tem (Senbribe* for voles againrt the m- told the Seminole- County Junim 12 mile* taulh of Sanford, and mg the big live. tsrn wailims conli.ttls ii> burl.I | ator Vamlmber, of Miriiiganl BATAVIA. J#! *. July 24 t-Ft— ti-book making bill in Ibe 194/ Chamber of Commerc- at lh'*i 200 feet toulh nf Road 4l(» which I’arodl suggesled that the'eoTr- _ j ,t .■ ... . i__i_. a huge plywnml airptsae. Cheribon, important northwest noon mteting at the Miyfair In• » Ui -1 mission -.Should l-e composed of a *ml ,l'* lagitlature. Kmg told trp o ilttt lie bad in- Java port, hr* lalleij tt» a Dutch irad* to Altamonte, it wa* reportsmaller "nenlral" group, possibly Senate, - To promotion, queries about today. fottnetf Senalnr* [liewtter (R Me.) ed today by Stale Highway Pa­ the six tion-peintaneut meinliera tank attack, but Ituloneiian Re­ AViib-mt •uclt a clause, emtv "Under the lutwrvirinn of the what motive* c o u l d have and FerBusort- (R-Mkb.) *1 'a n publican! tletlajed today they had trolman L C. Brnder. nf the Seeurlfy Coiiiiflt, with 8w* • ideal Ttum.sn could tsB* tb ■ inipired Rep*. Rrailey Orlliain of director* of the ihow. I sang tevinformal conleienf' tbsl s con lurri'd back a strong Dutch dries The matter ha* been referred den as the seventh member. gren members back to WashThe non-|>ermi.nnit members of of Sanford and Clarence Camp eral * piece* in an audition, and by Bender to Auirtant* Stale At­ Waller M. H ljntrii Jr., Snnforit trarl made by tbe War Production on their port of Sematang. inglnn before Jan. 6 when the eoiiuell are Australia, Hraill, student at the University of Flo£ 1 , of Ocala to make their ac­ it wa* their concluiipn that *'Gia- torney George A. DeColte*. who the with Ku«er and Hnva'ii Colombia, Syria, Polaad apd Hel* »econ4 r»l*inn nf the- 8t*lb roo ri.la who has £ e n Mecl^l to JBoard A Dutth atmy communique^ , , cusations againit Papy .If they nina Mia" would give me the beit announced thi* morning that lie giunr._ _______ ■___ gieiuill bruin. He-,b*t aullnoannounced ' the 'c apture of Chetmemlicrshtp h r " l‘h» tt?f* Kappa . . ' , , chance of winning lire contest. *were not true. Whitaker charged The French wrnposal was of­ ity umlfi tin- rnnitilulion to rail aml M HI’lii M |iKappa m £ s | I’M. | | | B |nnllunat | H | | | | a | |hon| ± u plane t contliuctmn was (•-- limn Ihe Imb-neinn radio said will. Ttold a heating nest week that .newspaper interest* would That it how I chore the *ong.“ to inquire into the ciicumUancr* fered as the rnunril moveil slow­ a ip etn l trtiinrt at any time. • orarv acholaatlr fraternities, ti­ fme my time' on tbe War Pm the Dutch used a miking force ly thrttugh a long series bf'amendts n candidate fnr a bachelor of ductron Boartf " have benefited by a monopoly Aiken Kited. of the wreck.Tlw Srnste approved by unsnl- science degree. o| 50 ranks - irs anault yesterday tnenl* to the original American "I am itilf a roulhern boy. from the bill. Ibr committer, Iteail'il bv Bren- .iltemonei igiur*! the (nut. birthFollowing the acrident. Jams* resoluttorr-on- Hie Balkan prob­ mou. consent compromise legis and I love the South. I want lation In idnce Ihe armed servirin ■ Kneeling on one knee, Wliitasler. ia inquiring into tbe I'ttim plaoe of tile* fndon'oan mdrpenAithur Tribue, Orlando negto lem Soviet Delegate Andrei A. On*- ^md'-t a single cabinet officer. ker »houted. "Where1* the inter- to continue to make my living driver of a 1940 LaSalle sedan td tbe contrails *nd \ny p'ltrr denr' agreement, these force*, Tin- measure now goe* bsrk lo who ha* his own plan e*t to force thi* bill tluougfi1 in Sanford and remain here." he which wa* involved in the acci myko, (dr connection of F.flroB Rooie- tl" brnadr*•! laid, bypatt'd SoeIwfore Jhe council,, sat silently the House for action on an Agree­ aiteilrd. Tberedt it. It would have created vrll. son of the hte Pteudfnl medang ami Kadtps.ten ment worked nut Inst night by n dent, wal releaied under a $500 throughout the morning session Mri*. H. V. Allen and Mu* Stnnte.Mouse ronferenre conimltas tire other delegates tried to .^ n e m p a p e r monopoly. Roosevrlt, wrlli tbe traiiv.ulion. bond pending further inyeiijgaJcivca H o U e l .accompanied b>* Air Indonesian atmy commufti""T h e y 're tutMet* and if you Roger Harris rendered * arveral lon of the accident, **id Pa­ Whip (lie American resolution in­ tee. Thi* ilirorporated "safeuiiunls" Ferguaon. who lieWs a suturomdestcnrit to preserve the identity ipte raid Republican force* in th* • . to aform acceptable to a ma­ mittce opening hearings on the *tand in their , way, I mean in the voral selection*. trolman Bender, who completed jority. the Marine Corps *nd Naval avia­ GAINESVILLE. July 21. (Bps - matter Monday, told a reporter r.nl cenlial tecior had teiied ModCharle* L ulr. la the absence of way of their pocketbook*," ami tion ciali—Walter M. Ilnyne*. Ji , Ihn! the Army anil Navy had npJ. flraitey Odham. prcrldent of. hit investigation of the imach In the Senate and House,.drives Hanford stu d rn t, a n t t'limlidato for | io»*mI letting the contracts but jnkrito, on thr outer tint ol the don't do their bidding.' they'll the Jayraea. outlined the Jaycee up yevterday afternoon. Tests Clear Boy Of w e t' on to get rid of'm ajor mat- n itarhelor of scirm-r ibgi*'-. ha-i that nrrlers, had rome from the Dutch petinirl-t atniiml the onceeliminate you." tourist program tlnit ha* been In The Injured were Cllfforl Kinhv the adjournment d»r.-Iwell elected to mcmhei -Itip At P lit| White House to go ttirotlgu with ixmetlut tn '.tl bate o l SoerabiSlaying 2 Infants torsThr-e Weldon G. Starry of Tallaha* progress since last Fall. Mr. Luka aril of laingwnod, who at tho time were principal develop­ ■Ih-tn Kappa and I’M Kimiju Phi, them, |a. Hu* n ic on- of the area* told the member* that tha Jaycee* nf the rnllision was driving hi* l see, ^opening the detente argu­ Imnorniy w huladir fra*..MASSILLON, O . July 24 (JP) ment*: Krug said lie l"ld^th?-J.'VAi.Sfii- held 'bv tlw—I hit' la- Iwlor"—IH* had sponnoted the tom 1st Informa­ IU39 8ttnlrbaker Redan north oil — L Tite Htiuse 7 AppropiiAtiuus najionn^ Tftil,lln„ot SN 1'snr M ibll ment*. laid Odham and Camp tion booth located-on-tile ta*ke- the -highway, ami -w how tnl’irle* - - Testa - in 4h« |w-li»lHc-t nursrry ernHIr*. it N^al TmiminVe'U fojJtV Commlltre recommended liarp nulbirak ol huiiilitlM Sunday. of City ll.ispltal npparrii'h bs^tlieir secretaries »t the Univer­ IC s X Is t r * mn fmmr l:iak<i probably were "loll* of tome pow- sttore Drive. It won also stated Modrokrito la.JH mile* •outhwest; , V; 1 fleered *l*-yrar-‘dd R.'ger Gita cut in ill' funds President Tro- sity of Floiida. a jtfn l tyndieate" in making ihelt . that the l-ooth would be dedicated IDS', asked for mi InvcstigaUun of of Navarre today of tho killings Mr. Ilnynea, a iclera II of the i cd SoCiabsia. i on Sept. 1 In a special program, the lovnltv of government Tvork* Army Air Force* end Uto Rcuiition* again*! Papy. of two baby gilt* last Jurm A, ... . snd wxttltl oprn for aorvlco to tourTbe Modjokri to action appar­ r t t He asked $1^.900,090 for tlie Weldoq G. Sto-yy pf Tallaha*. an Theater of Opeiatiuna. who exDr. Iwmoyno Snyder -of Lan­ ently ua* an attsm p l by th# (Mil Service Commission and 18,oect* to enter • Harvard Medical sing, Mich., ninth,,-legs) dlicct->r Republican* , to lmia»» Dutch •rue argument, told th* Jurv w o- relandscaping TC program apemaonne. nf the Michigan State 1’idlcr said 710,009 for I lie FBI. It recom­ College In the fall, was one "of 22 fur tho« fo ri'* driving* on tlie -tronghol-J mended $3,500,000 for the comvletlon of Papy would mean "ruin 'area around tha tourist buoth and student* at ihe University rletto l it was “moat unlikely" the Na­ r>f Mnluur. I lie Indonesian com11 «*nlln«4wr| isii Pnm* III*hi * for htm and hi* family politically, are asking for donation* fer this to Flit Kappa Phi and thw-imly varre, O., boy, who *drallied tha WASHINGTON, July 21. UP*— nuniMue «aid (lie drive had heen financially * and socially." and purpose, Mr. Luke told thoea’preone elected to 1*1*1 Beta Kappa. killings last .Monday then chsngetl would bring,to an “Inglerioj* end *ent. We need 15,000 to put this Initiation nf tlie hew metnb-r* President Truman said today he halted 35 miles southeast of the JERUSALEM, July 24 (flh- tits story on Tuesday, "actually not promised to tenmve con­ • political career lasting 11 years project over and we are vow In Gurimen and British troops ex­ ever did remove a baby /rum * will be held Friday preceding ha* i <..ntl-iM-il «n l*aae 411**11 trols over Installment .htivlng th In th* hall* of the Legislature the Proce** of working th» prob­ changed fir* today at the gale of rrib." evening commencement exercise* event Congress doe* not approV-i where he wa», If you tileaie, the lem out, he *ald.. in Which tn" candidates wilt re a security sene Ih Jerusalem, The Michigan criminologist r»n rtcogniied champion or the little reive degrees Dean Walter J. their ,, eslenslon. . , , , , “We are going to ha,V a real touching off alarm siren* and a series of tests with -the Guo jwpuntiea.” Matherlv of the College of this, « »'*s only promlsyd :.» t»y- Maraliall Advised program here nest week anil we baiting traffic for 48 minutes. boy re-enacting his purported "acnesi Administration will .^ In -.s ' "Ctton. he said at a mwi s-onfe • Aa to Rep*. Rrailey Odham of are going to "kick off" the Project An ‘ unofficial report raid the riiient," hit rig h t- aim in n r*■t Of Dutch Situation Sanford and Clarence M. Camp II and start the hall rolling toward attackers arrived In a If at, fired us It wait at Ihe time nf the the graduate , op "The Futum uf wl,- n ■bout hU •' These control* were Imposed be iCaatlmmt .■ I1, , . I'lakll Private Cnpitallsm,” and President getting $5,000 worth of donation* four times with a Bren gun and ballin' deaths. * WASHINGTON. July 21-lTTduring Dip w ar,tiv n pre­ John J Tir-'il "ill rtmfer devices. iglnnlty for the booth and surrounding escaped towards the Jewish quar­ The tests, lie said, showed “*t Secretary of State Marshall dt»* sident order. They.require n: !> ■ **! PARIS, July 24-tAh-A French Oliiel •lUilflllj Sr|rrti>d for It,•■tilarea.” II. G. McIntosh, II, project ter* a* troop* returned the fire would have heen physically p»'said today France hrrsbip in I'M Kappa I'M Inilml,-: a oiiP-tlilrd down payment when rilt*ed the Dutch-Indonesian fight­ chairman, stated No casualties were reported. • ltd* for Roger to have remove I spokesman art autornebile, a refrigetn 'o ' nu t ing today with tho Netherlandswould accept the t’uited Stales Krnett Campbell, second vice The attack was the latest in a either of the babies from theit proposal for n iititUh-Freneh* Hector I (mi'* Gallardo. Poi-lto some other article* a r e -purcli.ru-i! sint'a**adnr-dr*iEnnle, Dr. Eelco h Rico, mri v l aiidldate for the tltvpresident and officer in charge of long series since the British turn­ cribs'* but "it i* unlikely that Van Kleffeils. the installment plan. . internal affair* of the o rg n rlsv ed hack toward France the t.Sbi) he actually ever did remove a Aintrlcan conference on the fut­ torate, and t.'hlh-hwa Wu, tiavh- onMr. tn a •lli-minule conference at tha Truman recently sent Con­ ure level of industry' tn Germany. ing. Chekiang, China; Eunici Z. gress a message saying he though! State Department, Van Klrffcns-* tion. itatrd that ne needed help Jews Intercepted on tho SS baby from the crib." The spokesman said France was Calhoun and Robert I. Gilbert, on tha governmental affairs com­ Preifdent Warfield, alto called th.* awaiting more precise details nf Gainesville; ami Randolph T. Wed- the controls should be continued, sabl In- gave Marshall “n fete'’ ^ S e n a te Bill No. 364 which Irani- mit tee and requested that anyone Exodus of 1947. It occurred within but felt that Was a m atter for points" on the breakdown of neg­ the American propotgl before ding, St. Petersburg. Myron G, Congre*s. In working on tho rom* a few yard* of tha Jewish agen­ Italians Urged To At that time, tie said otiations which resulted in what Wr* entire airport* such a* the interested tusking an official reply. Gibbon*, nod Randolph It. Polk, be should take mltlee contact him. Mr. Campbell cy and the Goldsmith Officers' action if ('ongre-* lie termed the Dutch "police" II* tald the projected cflrcur- Tampa; Ray E. Goddard. ■Plant Sanford Naval Air Station to mu­ stated that Edward Ktrrher had Club, which previously had been Accept Peace Treaty campaign. »i-n» also would cover control of C ity ; Robert W. G reen, Fernan- did n»t vote to continue them. nicipalities, together with build­ been appointed chairman of the wrecked by a bomb. Tlie In.lone-ian crisis was taken Ilia phrase was general!*- Inter­ ROME, July 2J-GPI- Foreign Min- the Ruhr industrial bastn, and dtna; Jaiqur* L. Clarke and Char­ Jaycee newspaper committee, and 81x- men were repoptad by * Ister Carlo Sforxa told the Italian management and ownership of ing* and facilities, hat now been at the time as meaning he up "in very general terms." Van les W. Brand. Coral Gables; Joan preted that help is needed in getting the reliable informant to have robbed constltutent would remove the controis if .(’on- J Kleffen • told r eporters, along With assembly today hg Ruhr coal; but would not deal with approved by both the House and arrangements complete for pulia Tel Aviv diamond merchant* recleved telegrams which "con- administrative measuie* to in- N. Pat ker. Mayo; Edwin A. Shut, gress did not vote to ext.jpd them. *current efforts to put tthc Marsh­ Senate and only awaits the Pres­ llcatlon of the Jaycee paper.___ er. Bristol; Kenneth L. Jons*. office .of HO.OOOJ n cut and. mul the desire of Soviet Rnisla'S . ...ftn Ruhr goal orodlictfon. Senate has voted for s tno-li- all plan fur European economic Laurel Hill; John. W. . MIxsju. 1 The Ernest Southward sn d * J. (r. cut stone* at notjn.1 A similar firmmt ident's signature before becoming • to ratify the Italian peace treaty Such administrative *tep», be Cdmpbellton; fied fonttnuatmn, hut—the llnuva ICi-uveiy into effect. Campbell were introducen as Kenneth F. nntsaerib! Mat -mill, be »ar.L "VnrtWs very robbery and another $40.09(1 law, according to word received All tbr^e of the ether Major **ul concerned only British and lias opposed. , • f fin Hu ii r n t> to I * n | c 1:1 k It 11 guests. Several old. members who Truman also said. that a world «ell what-* going on"-ln the East aa renal thi* morning by H. N. .Sayer, had not. attended meetings, recent­ haul oecurred—jM terday, Th# in­ ower* have ratified the treaty, American authorities . . formant eald- m sntben of. the rllish Foreign Secretary Ernest adrOlniitratoM- Thus, he raid, trade organiiatinn to buy grain Indie*.. city manager from Etfwaid Hip- ly were welcomed home by Mr. underground Stem Gang, seeking Bevln' yesterday suged Italy to -i.Van ■ Kleffen*. who has been trance wotiTd not participate tn for distribution’under the Marshall . “ ‘Jfni. m anag er.b f the Seminol* Luke, fund* tor fu rth tr operations sp e d ;h e r ratification, adding that the British-American talks ex­ Historic Papers OfEuropean recovery plan '* uti-!er Netherlands delegate to the United Nation*, leturned Tuesday fro.m against the British, wer* known tbe Italians apparently wer# hold, pected to be held in Washington. Lincoln To Be Opened eonsideratlon. County Chamber of Commerce. to be operating diamond p o s h ­ fng back In the bellaf that the U.B. Secretary of Slate George Ttic President maile this "state­ The Hague, lie said his call was Mr. Higgini and II. H. Cole­ Captain Of Liberty ing shop* In private home* and Runalans would not ratify. jC. Marshall, in hi* letter Monday ment nt a news -confer>ne' when primarily a courtesy visit, such, SPRINGFIELD. IB., Jqly 24 UTl, questioned man left than morning for Jack­ Shjp Shot In Gun fight selling the products tn Europe. Sfuria, opened an assembly de­ to French Foreign Minister about Secretary of as normally precede* a new en­ —The custodian of Abraham Ltr.-' Agriculture Anderson's propwal voy's presentation of Iris creden­ sonville to confer with CAA and Jewish quarters of Jerusalem bate on ratification, strongly urge,! G orge# Bedsit, said he would coin's tnnib said today that tho for surh an organisation. BALTIMORE, July *4, (/TV— were under a dusk to dawn cur­ the constituent assembly to accept indicate aaon how such a trlptial* at the W hile House. WAA official* in regard to de­ Harry -Ij InColn papers to Ire opened SatA. - Anderson, 33-year-oH few. the treaty before Aug. |0, by attlto conference could be held. Mr. Truman alto tald that he tails'of the new Isw. •hip’s captain, died of a gunshot British naval authorities an­ which date he said Italy'* chance The’ spokesman tald It was this urrlay in Washington “may con­ hat no plans for domestic controls The bill Is designed to dispose wound In • hospital today and nounced that tha formar Liberty for entry Into the United Nation* added Information for which the tain letters from people who were over wheat and corn. J Envoy In China Will of government surplus airports, Dollca said they had the descrip­ Ship Empire Llfegukrd, whlrh would be ended for this year. French government was walling. were "angry at th# martyred Civ­ The so-called "Marshall P lan” 4 gtrport facilities and to aaiure tions of a man and a woman In­ they yesterday reported suns at Visit Businessmen il War President., first announced by Secretary of I IIWIIISSM rag# rig h t! volved in a fight with him outside her pier in Haifa by saboteurs, The ' custodian, 87 year old States' Marshall, is the Doited a bar shortly after midnight. , had been "raised and refloated Herbert .Well* Fay, along wltn States- offer to help European na­ NANKING. July 2 1-bD-Lieut Police aeld they learned Ander­ after two hours," . Jay Monaghan, state historian, tion* get on their feel econo micab General Altiert Wedemeyer, R eported Refugees son skippered a Liberty Ship on News photographers htd been both thought, however, that the lv If they work out plana to .do President Tnitnan’a fact-finder tn (• May , Staye Strike at least four voyages through forbidden to taka pictures of the paper* would not reveal anv what they can on their own. China, will make * preliminary "Bomb Alley** to Murmansk, Rus­ vessel, which the British said hat thing sensational. Oq the m atter of domestic con­ visit to Shattgoal Saturday to ; PAR/S, July u W — A Jevrl.h sia. during the war and that he been sabotaged after unloading Meanwhile a group of Lincoln trol* over grain, Mr. Truman tald talk with American builnessmen Py BOBBY PARKS and they had a big time at ths scholars and Civil War authori­ those mentioned tn his recent econ­ who have heen sharply critical . Agency spokesman said today tha came here eight year* ago from more than 200 legal Jewish Im­ party. CAMP SCRIBE . ties gathered In Chicago pre­ omic message to Congress had to of Chine*# commercial restrict­ 4,BOO more Jewiah Immigrants Boston. migrants brought from detention Monday was an aetlva day for Thre# big fish base been eaught to attending the open­ do with export and transportation ions. bain* returned tq Franc* from ‘ Police Lieut Thomaa’J, Mooney camps In Cyprus. the campers a t Winona. Thera front* th* lake this year, on* paratory ing of the historic document*. tl »nllnn»g on Paae t.lskll Palestine by-* three British de­ laid ’ Charles Chambliss, another A formal statement said tha wai a vigorous water polo game S'* pound, a 6T pound one, and The paper*, a t tha with of the portation. ships might Stage a merrhant ship clptaln from TamShanghai trip "will afford oppor­ in tha morning swimming period a slightly smaller one. martyred President’s son, Robert Mercy Flight Success tunity for discussions in closed sitdown strike uppn arrival and Da, Fla., told him he wa* sitting Randall Goff Tours between Cabin 1 and II and HL The council ring was the scene Todd at a table with Anderson when th* Lincoln, have been sealed Jtfu to to Way* /h e vessel*. meetings with memhers of the of an active conteit between cab­ Cabin I won with a aeore of for 21 years in the library «f Despite Bad W eather American and Chinese business Tha Jews left Beta, Franca, two latter went to another table where U. S. With Babe R uth 17 m l . ’ in*. Cabins V and Vl wagrnl a man and woman were sifting. VMk* .ago aboard the Eindu* communities and will assist Gen­ All through tha morning and a vicious battle of wit* and CongressRandall Goff, 14 ysar old son of Chambliss said Anderaon spoke of J947, th# farmer B. 8, PresBOSTON, July 24 GPi— An in- eral Wedemeyer. In mapping out hearing in "Paper-pick-up* and afternoon activity period tho cam­ Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Goff of 014 to the woman. She got up nnd fdan Warfield, In an attem pt to Coast Guard pilot brought h|* program of intensive study," per* were busy In the handi­ VI won by one point COUnty Commision To treplil It appeared here that former reach Palestine, but wer* taken started to leave the place. Her Park Avenue, Is due to leave to­ craft ahop making trays, book- Cabin a flying boat down In heavy Cabin* I, H.KIII had a . fir* day on a trip that fhoulri excite companion and Anderson followed. in custody at sea by Britisn sess last night within 15 feet Premier T. V. Boong was taking Hold Meet Monday end* and lanyard*. Sonny Gar­ building contest. Each of the throj the envy of every American youth, Chambliss said he heard a shot a nary men. Tha J e m -lscked im­ of Ih e . Weather Bhlp Bibb, MO an Important part In Wedemeyer'* left In tna afternoon unex­ cabina chopped up h i 18 Inch migration certifies lee. •• - few moments later and ran from a tour of many cities with- none ner pectedly, Cabin IV won the cab- block of 2x4 and built a fire 11oneH mile* o f f ' Newfoundfsnd, to rc- Investigation, on whichi. U k tlt.g flL other than George Herman "Babo Seminolp County . . . . the bar to find Anderson tying In -American policy toward Premier Paul Ramadler n l d ttlUL-.TL.They had-tw o-m IW i MOtiaiy" Iftfrim n ai morv an 18-ytit-obi sat lor strict- (tepbnd street with a bullet wound Ruth." Britain had naked Franca to ta lis the China. Informed -sources sudd en with * appendicitis. Since ITI of the cabins were in h u t below .his heart. and the first eabln to bum a It all came a b c u n tu e ia Ike farl 2:00 o'clock as ah equatl totlon •tha.group, but added* "W* Joseph J. Johns, 18, S l-e of He­ floung was believed acting as un­ excellent order. •tn n f atretchcd 13 Inches above board and to hear irnmptalnta, it that Babe Ruth, who la sponsoring ! liaison between the Amer­ ^■4 g jrn mvt force fores them tham to » leave tears the tha J * ™ I& JM j American Legion Junior Baseball The member* In each cabin rontaat. with Cabin II coming in was announced today by O. P. lena, Ga. was flown to a hospital official ican and certain Chinese govsmleagues In tha United Stale*, ask. are hard at work earning points the ground won. Cabin I won the Herndon, county clerk, who h now at Fort Pepperell In Green!an1, ment officials,— T ^ r . will accept tham as Jew- ^ ^ n. ht£ ’. i ” Cr' PU<>M "* ed James P. Chapman, director of tor tholr cabin. Points are earned second,-* In the next part of the preparing a tentative budget far where plan* wqre made to opera:* i*h Immigrants In transit and BBa , f” °*n ,n '________ Ford Motor Company pubtle rela­ by wiiytlng game*, contests, and canto*, the one to boll hie pot the fiscal re a r 1947-48 for present­ Immediately. C A liF IH SOLD that they are car*d for, Braving haxardnua Hying w P tions which la backing Um tour to table and cabin inspection* and of w iter over first won. Cabin ation to tho Commission. U J . NO. I OPENED *T*n if w means giving them WASHINGTON. July 24 OF) TALLAHASSEE, July t i w go along, Mr. Chapman euggeited by picking dangerous object* II w6n and Cabin I came In No Increaso* In valuation* are dltloni, Lieut. William Morrill of to which they are suited," Chairman F. Elgin Bayless of the that hla nephew Randall Goff go like pieces of glass from *paths sacmtl. contemplated for assessment and LakehuraL N. J., was forced to Rep. 8IVea (D-Fla.) aald today madler said. State Road Department today re- along, and Randall was notified. and tra ils .,/^ t tbe end o f the ’ ’ Aftor tha contoat. the campers tax purpose* other than those due uae Instrument* in making th e the- War Anseta Administration .VA j Tha British vessel* were ct- ported completion of widening He left today by U alrrftrr STriht- week the cabin with the most hurried to thetr bunk* ana a to neturxl increase.In value auch landing because of fog and ro- has agreed to aell Camp Gordon • parted to arrive a t a French and resurfacing of U A No. t gomery, Ala. to join tha Bab* Ruth quiet hush fell over the camp as a* new buildings or Improvements, ■orted to "Jala,” a form of jet Johnston, In northwest Florida Mediterranean port today or to- from Scottsmoor to Port Orange psrty. They will visit New Yprk. tbe last notes of up* from the Tax Assessor Sanford Douclnoy propulsion, In taking off from to Grlar A. Quay Blosco, of East rodrrow. Paateatine, Ohio, for $440,100. . in Brevard and Volusia counties. f Cabin 11 won with 826 points bugloFrang out over th s lake. revealed this morning. '■ .A ■ Walter Haynes* Jr. jWinsH igh I Inner Atl State University Promise To Scrap f ,,n,‘ Credit Controls Denied By Truman Violence Flares Up In Jerusalem With Gun Battle France To Accent Bid To Meet On German Industry Congress Okays Bill T T ransfer A irports To Cities 6 Council Fire Ring At Camp Winona Is Scene Of High Spirited Contests K,2tJ,’ k'saj;„k,T i5 'r ; . - _ -a . �• ; 1 - - ' '_ , . • ■v f- PAGE TWO hopes of bulldjng up trade eon taete. The while-giqvrd prince In a golden fni>K«'d rot* said thtough Lie interpteter: **l ent very i.iurii PITTSBURGH. July V4, M — Impressed with the iln i of Ihl* ro rk rn dropped Mbdi- tool* country,.the work being done Itci* ‘■tar* In amarcmunt ym iculiy and the f|iendllntsa of the peo­ whit* - robed, dagger, • bearing ple.” ’ Br JANE KARS Al-ltlam Abdullah .* Ills country Is a 75,000-s'jii.ire WA8IIINOTON — There ar* 1 * neen. Salt Arabia, airoiied th o u g h mile independent kingdom III Ihc about 210,000 blirwl person* in th* 1 mill un an Inspection trip, southwest section of th* Arabian Unitad States now, and an esti­ mated 25 percent of them could bo guest of tha Q. 0* Uteri peninsula. rehabilitated into employment. , th* 36-year old utjnc* flr»« Tlit automotive industry cmTheae blind ar* a part of the d th* Edgar Thompson Work* Motoiisl taxes in 1948 lotalicil army af more than 1,600,000 dla the Carnegie - Illinois Steel $2^07,000,000. ablcd men and women civilians He Is tourlnrfflrniktion »n of working ago who. am for aid under thu Federal , . -Auent j ‘■••wwatlnnei rehabilitation V V prpgram. Michael J. Shortley, di­ Garden Fresh rector of th* Offir* of Vocational Fruits & Veg. Rehabilitation, estimates that the national w«alth could be Increased Fancy Yellow by 12.000,000 if all of Ihexe banllcajiprd people could Ik made fit Squash 2 lbs 25c for lidt-hoTdlng. Selected . Tlie program opt rate* '.n the Tomatoes lbctn.2flc varlou* ktattt*, with 76 percent of tb« overall operating cxiK-nvca Fresh carried by the federal government Okra 2 lbs 25c 8h0rllev *ava an avarag.- of tO,000 disabled civilian* a yeac has Kiberta been tdarrd In job* tinrr 104,1 Peaches -3 lbs 27c Seventy-five pcirrnt of th,>*« re­ habilitated la.t year w en mum Fresh ’ Ployed,' and 10 percent of lUm H Oiati atuwx s »*cmc ru ca Cucumbers 2 lbs 17c had never worked befoie. Shoitley figure* th a t‘about 260,­ i ’ ANN PAGE Californii pviiona iKtom* disabled each Carrots 2 Bu. 19c 000 '. PUKE year, about 30,000 of whum aic blind. Bight now about 170,000 Grape Jam ar* In the procea* of re­ Plums lb 23c dltalilcd habilitation. • • offlcr li Calif. Baking _C'mj.ntly, ....— Hlioitlty’ar . _ lb ja r 25c a training Inttilule In Potatoes 5 lbs 33c combating Washington—tho hTi first of it» l-lnd -r-to stimulate commercial place­ * Frozen Foods “ ment* -*l‘ 1-Aul'UsiIUr‘a-Jbt. tmpluyment »pe<-lali«t* from IS atato Ford Hook 12-os. pkit. vocational rehabilitation agencies. •This is a practical rourxe fea­ Lima Bean# 11c turing subjects which a blind per­ i son must m aster In order to en­ Brussels 10-ox. pkg. successfully in a small busi­ Asparagus Sprouts 38c gage ness enterprise,” **y» Shortley. “On rpmpldt4o#--oF the coura*. No. 2 can 38c Sliced . lb pkg. state repreicntatlvra will return to tlieir home offices equipped Peaches 19c with another worthwhile tool for ui* In preparing eligible'blind rugn Rich, and Flavorful 12-os. pkg. -women f o r. employ mi ut and Rhubarb 29c •ltd placing them In suitable iob».r" n g ~ N ectar" A lot of disabled person* don’t 10-os. pkg. know of thU program, **y* ShortTea Broccoli 30c lev. I’eriona of working foie* ug«, sav fium Id to OS, can apply to fe n »in> it Cr*am*d their atate offices for aid. Aftsr 19c application they ar* k«v*» 36c 69c Tuna lb pkg. 62c making fi.e medical examination, coun­ sel and guidance In arriving at a IONA auituhb- Job fu tu re with the In­ 5 Iha 10 lb s 2 5 'lb d iteel Mill Toured , By Arabian Prince Rules Outlined1 For Touring: B y, * Trailer Safely Disabled Trained For W ork To Aid Them And Nation L AfTU five mtnulks of testimony In a Lus Angslss^ouit, film star lledy Lamarr (abovt) wa* granted a di­ vorce from John Lodcr, also ot the film*. She charged that Lodcr fell **l««p on th* couch after dinner •very nlghL Hs uasd to fall asleep In the movies, too, sh* told the court, (international Souudpholoj AP Nrwsfeaturpa SAN FRANCISCO — Touring with a trailer this summer? From tha land that aeea more trailers than any other, th* Calif­ ornia State Automobile Associa­ tion offers tie** rules: The trailer m ires some prob­ lem*. creates others. Like a tu r­ tle, you carry your roof with you, but vou al.ojsr* ‘ slower and hexkern . vler thanit an ordinary c ir S h P e l r t S E rpadt, “S f j well to the right W on xwide I and on narrow roads pull slide now and then to let traffic piled un behind get gat past. Bast. ’ up Control Speed Never go faster than 60 .mile* - p*: hour. In moat caeca it's ‘safer I to go slower. ‘ . ) weight } ' z r uhooked xt! l , wldt>l^ J r n? th ,n d on behind tntani more car* in atarting, stopping,, I passing and - ovestaking other) vthicla*. I Different atatv? require differ-l ent equipment for Jraller*. In' California vou need a license, an approved signal device, a aidsview mirror, safety chain, d ear-. ance and running lights, and I biakes If the trailer weigh* m ire ' than 1.600 pound*. | Lean, how to back up. Be sure- iiimi " J . 11” IOUR’ 33t ill : lb. can 26c - / * WHITE IRN 2 No. 2 cans 27c. WRITE HOUSE 6 small cant MILK ‘i e 8 Urge cans 33c 33c lb. jar 15c STOKLEY'8 TOMATO CATSUP 14 oz. bot. 22c 1 AP * SAURKRAUT NO. aik CAN . . 11c JUT PATCH PEANUT BUTTER lb. ja r 32c * -**27 fpUTCH CLEANSER . * ipi - - *•- 2 for 19c SUI’ERITE GRADE BEEF • Du z Club or Rib STEAKS 76c T a rg e Pkg. 30c Med. Pkg. 12c OXYDOL Large Pkg. 30c Med. Pkg. 12c Stan'dlng ROAST 73c Froah Ground All Beef HAMBURGER 39c Mtaty BRISKET STEW R h m u i — —------ —* 35c Skinless W E IN E R S 13c Hermans Largo Assortrosnt . COLD CUTS 45c Bwlft’a Brookfield Oreakfnst SAUSAGE Lud*by i-n, B s r 63c P u r| Pork SAUSAGE 50c Woodbury Herman* Soap lat* 10c iweethe&rt Bar 14c SMOKED SAUSAGE 55c SIRLOIN STEAKS LOIN CHOPS 69c 81c’ r .,.™ «* SUPERITB GRADE VEAL opa ROLLED SHOULDER 65c • an< m * w !‘“ lea>26o: 3 .0 I V * i i vv At.it t v r v S«l*rt ' 63c M*d|um. Blxa____________ W -* V / OU MAY HAVE BEEN •' ' * ■frV ♦ A . H H p I t * <i * tk ■ 3 If, ■ 'MAV hi v ’ , ; " \ FYWf « ^ I- * iiKr.iis - . ; ;r.*\ w5Um lila k i. t ula itv lr HMiry To m s C. Will***. , __ t y Ujt*r. <» t- •»“* L«»ulM To i:*m,ii Thomukon. H.wtll. W. t: •*»* 4*m$ u „To U. T. N .iM I •« ua , Kj»< *_l ; */.. AI*sands'. 1‘rrJ «*«D) To l-* itltu. A l u m i l " *IU* r-lurenck, J o h n K- »*u*. »*««■> Ilir U l To Nu»| lloihy K «l C. u Will mi «iT«ry. . ____ __ Florslic* Juhn K. ««u* F#*av T° N »*l Itoitr stal Y. I - O^boary. Slrnty, Will * *iu* Ua*K .To A. lltnjamln *tut Urk*i*. • lllahk I.u|b ilvlr ir«hry To Ko.a Kmllli . (Ah. Spa*-! _ .. , t‘***4ll>khrr) i u r 4 »n* lac. To Frul A (Tali* *tu* xiaxln*. . .. It,union A.waril To Klmoro r. Hronson - i* i .. m -'f, J» n ,* . J « lin - M. -J» t- * . o* A m * » « * II To Frank XV. Joh.s #»u* N*lU«' W -. . .• • • , UHAI. KaTATU MI.UTC*AUKS b stta p . II. n. •*us ll »m« To H«»thk II. JtnXlna niti. Piolii A AIlKila To Ftorlila I r.-1 i S, It,,..iin-ni *v K’ More... To H arm o n Thb new booklet loll* the b«8t and cheapest way* . • i g '• ' ' - :> - l ' • 5.50 each ' low coet o f oil bou»e heating m ethods found b e d V : • •• V* . • ‘ * ’ . *. - \ • .-• • ; v fo r Florida. Describee advanced, im proved, poet . * . •' " - 1 - Cases, nixes 42 x 38 ij , 2.95 pair* ■ w a r e q u ip m e n t a v a ila b le f o r i n l t a l l a t i o n th ie '■ - ■ THOMASTON nuturner. R ight now k the tim e to get aet fo r even, Clark. p«.-V dependable w arm th next winter*.' Supply Yard To m mi nun, uu iton orrieE . ■ Quality Muslin Sheets Size 81x99 ..i....3.75 Cases, 42 x 36 pr.1.79 U BWl THIS CSUrON TOUT I T ^ f l BATES FI*Je-, Atkinson stvlr Norman J,‘ Atkinson Va. Jokn C. DtcVotkod Const, C*. ' , ■ - , j Nuimtn J. Atkin.on Va John . re*m slsl frk ain u ii i.unnT fd r c rv tttliu ix n PJMtWVT Naihssisi JarkMtn Ilk and Pom.aranlt* A V I — Framo House. WATWW COgRBCTION • I.f.i, 111 Isu i.l Av. beautiful . {■ ■ • i *%ii ' ' A«*s3*-*v-.rr - * & * s- > j ■ MWI P— t ‘ Sr ; ■ •EM* ■ f, . ' M nortaent of patterns. y i -* •• • -• * itr ‘ •• . ’ __ WORRYp 10.95 PURCELL’S ORRY INSURANCE* A Regular Ad “Wa cloths the FaeiilyW .' — Therefore,. In the name of humanItr *T>d virtuo and rcllgiuri; .n tho name of th* Gra*t God, our common rrc*t»r *ml our com­ mon judg*. we appeal to the na tions of Christendom and .. . ' ask them that they will regard us with the sympathy and friendly consideration to which tho ik cu IIaritlca of obr condition entitle ux and extend to u* th at eomlty which mark* the frii-hdly Inter­ course of civilised and indepen­ dent communities.” So I.IIktI* iKcame a fire, Imleprn^ent republic. Hut nut until 1862 did tho United State* recog­ nise It aa such. Liberia hni al­ ready I>een recognised hy Great Ilritail/and Franco. The period following U. H. re­ cognition was • proxpi-i^rt one rrlan for the Negro Republic coffee rominanded a high price and waa tho principal export rtaj>1e for many year*. Toward close of the century It largon to he supplanted throughout ths world hy Brasilian coffee. ., , , Time and again . Um United flu tes stood in the way of attempta to encroach on - Liberian sovereignty. Today some 2^00.OO) people Jive In Liberia. The 100th anniver­ sary of Independence will he cele­ brated by a two-year-long exposi­ tion in which foreign nations have been Invited to participate. 1 CARRY ANTI- L*-j ; ^4. •it, ______ yf,r 0( lh^ #f‘l ■t - V- ” FINK ENTERTAINMENT FOR durinK BED SPREADS I Twin or Donblr sixes In a ~ = — FincHt duality Comb Percale 72” x 108” it rereale the efficiency, d e a n lin e u and surprisingly CIVIL SUIT LAW i W BATES’SHEETS * Uso. . l.a. nn .. ■)Food* -N,« • rtiales-Dtv. u i n - i n i . oofr uOon in , F of w ls C nrp. V8. F is d y ja d itia . d t i In* tiutlniM a< H s ilitm F o o d »*o*i) Iismags.. masts 4 -- ■ to boat your hom e. Based on • study ju st completed, Awn. I.udwle. John H.l To J. C. Ho*chiton A C-n rollint. All—rf II. *lu s Flora L m To Firm .n llom* Adm. Jonas, Frank W. siux N.lll* it To Farmtn Horn* Adm. (Blip LIUT Carraway, Ucthmald To J. C HuIrhUiili O Co. vATisFATiog n r v io N T a a aR x W.IU. W. J Jr. To Joha S. Flor •SCO MUX IVsST' H I * H7 1:li Hlart nr FU Amsrlcxn L*(lvn To Old Olorjr row No. I ll Ahamonik Fpiliist. t iio x aiu n L H iriecusMURS • Cleitn Stores With Everyday om all account*, n* tough from arrount*, had hsu it nx lougn Ii — )(jlt of c|t'|cs |a aa follows: e* our own Mayflower clan, " h e p . . . . q j,^ t Hoynton Hcarb. Cocoa, th* main contingent »t,U | Coral Gable*.* Danta. Daytona i? n.h*bii! , , .hr out "r.7^% lu v e’ it .L wax driven by ;!.r,-T fierce hnative Ft. Pierre, Hollywood, Homestead. tribes and wax forced to tako re­ Key West. U k e Worth, Mel­ fuge on a xmnll Island, afterward* bourne, Miami, Miami Beach. Newnamed Providence Island, owned Smyrna llrarli. Okeechobee, i'nliobv a mulatto British tn.di-r. leer, Pompano, Hanford, Himrt, ■> - .« Here the pioneers resolv.xl to Titusville, Veto Ikaclr and West * J w stay- for the time being. Elijah lleaclt. Johnson, a leading colonist, voiced Palm Iotwrcnce Hlrxig, Jacksonville, the thoughts of Id* fellow* when now serving as Dixtrlct Governor he put foot on Frovldenc- Island of District 187A; and Taul Htlne, and *nld "Two long years have I Orlando. Govctjior of Ulxtrlct 187C. ■ought a home; here I havr found will assist Governor Keller III the one and-here will I remain.' . conduct of the session*. Seven month* later, In August 1922. Jchudi /yhm un made the trip from the states and took over Oliver Ancles Trains virtual "leadership -of-the-- strug­ A * Senior Forester gling colony. Hy th at lime the settlers had fought off _liotlilo HIGH SPRINGS, July 24, (Spe­ _^tlve groupx’. 'a n i «rtabnxbe*l. n •■i-^ww_iI - ■,!n[|iii|**ta'*- on the main- cial)—Oliver Amle* of Sanford i* studying'to become m senior fores­ '"siow lv amhtediously the colony ter a t th* annual forestry trnlnlng grew. Each year ahurlty after­ camp sponsored by the Florida Service. The jwhool wards pressure grew In Liberia Forest .... ....... - to „ be for complete Ocetlom from the ing held at Camp O la s o Male S o c i.t y . ‘ . P a r k e ig h t mile* n o r t h o f h e re . A convention met to consider’ Oliver Is the ton of Mr.__and Mr*. Steps to Ik taken. On July 20. J. O. Andt-x of Route 2, 'lo t 165. Oliver lm* aucceeafully cum1847. the convention Ixxin-d a De­ pitted tho m * t year work at the claration of Independence. Delegates agreed that the form forestry training camp mid holds the Junior Forester certificate ami of ’‘Ve-'.V government would la? pattamod upon the suiresaful completion of after that of this r«nrntry. and a II • ‘ flag waa made resembling III* basic rouracs at the present school h* will Ik awarded the Senior Fores­ the people of the Republic ter certificnte *lgne<l by tho Pre­ of Liberia, were originally the in­ sident ‘ of the Florid* Doan I of habitant* of the United States of Forestry and Parka and tho Stata North America. The W estern\ Forester. Coast was Courses Oliver Is studying this (JU„ ,> of .Africa ... . . . . .r^lceJixl . BPVi by . American Iwnevolonre and philan week under supervision of n cmIwra of tho Florida Forcat Heivlra ■thropy for our future homo. • •re: gum farming, tropical fore*, try. use of forestry tool* ami UmIkt m\n«iiccmrnt* telephone line construction «nd roalntentncc. and forestry radio communication, log­ ging and milling, *nd law enforcer ment and forc*t protection. . .- , . .. ^ ■^s» - Friends’ “Where Customers Send — " Founiicl liy onc-tlm« slaves^ the O little nation today looks with pride on Its achievements during the war, when It produced mor.» crude rubber "than any other rountry ex­ cept Ceylon. . In 1817 a group of influential Americans form.-d tho American Colonisation Society In Washing­ ton. Suprrtne Court Justice Dj*hrod Washington, a uephqw of G4orge Washington. w*i. clecled president and Francis S,-ott Key. A author of the “StaepSponglcd il-n# ner.” vlcc-ptesl.h-nt. Offier InflO entlal men of ‘‘Who’* Who” status Joined the society.1 One of the Society * flrat act* was to sponsor the emigration to Africa of slaves who had achieved • r»i oAiti M»'l ir.tr Is* i* fk their freedom. . 7-xi11 In 1820 the first contingent of 88 emigre* left the UnlL-d States for Sierrn l.oono* WVut Africa. Rotary District Meet! They found It unsuitable for col­ onisation nod sailed aoilih tn SlterSlated For July 27] m hru Island^ Here 22 person* dli-l, “ Including air the White men in the The Annuul Assembly of Dls-I pnrty. three of whom Wert* Col­ Uict 167 II «f Rotary International I onisation Society agent*. will be held at Vero Beach J u l y Within ^ y i - a r - a n m i ^ .r .t o u p ^ ur 2U Miami, an experlition left the temporary District Governor. .. •sttlemenJ to travel south down The Assembly will Ik attended tha »oa.T of Africa ami find n | ht- by other delegate* from the_ total manent home. of 25 cities along the Florida Knit The expedition soon ryached. a (Toast anil Okeechobee Region. Ihrl llkeiy-lboklng arm next Lj the club pnvldeut* and secretaries be-! present site of Monrovia, capital ing expected to gain at tho %e* of Lib*~ia, apd bought a co a.tali ' ^tba fira *lning ’ essential to iuc-| strln 430 n iik slo n g am 40 ro„ fu| administration of club af-4 iI CSmpt.II. F.pa To Tlm M a Cr*JIt * ltivMtm«n« Co.-. Thomiunn. Uarant *lus Hsl.n II To Fla. Cllrui I'r <t<l uctlon Crd N svr U TI Jr. (roll. SWAP 'ROUM' MUCH . WID TO* NEIGHBORYOU EltHUH LOSES A f r i e n ' e r e l s e Yo u 61TS D t WU ST OV IT it - . Kumlly T. *. To Alh*rt »■ Col* lint . ius Flora Ik *. ■ RORK ROAST BEEF LIVER »*, ai..ii», Ncncy . ra.n *H*r e *” ii To c T a . w aw *a«ta «*“ » t * ' 1* **■ jn-ielan Asslta* toe. To CaiwlU rr. UaiJiiu Inc. v . l.umh.r and 57c B ‘.c- litlt w. Boltamy. v FISH — FILLETS Haddock FUlata 4Hc Rad Parch ................ 44c - ■JLh. vs. \V|ilnl,.* 4 C, A. • t b ^ Fsrn A. T » S a n e r F . $ » •* •» • •» V,S , *?.U V , „ 40c v ■ ph“” By ROWLAND EVANS. Jit. AP Nrw.fcdtu'rc. W riter WASHINGTON - T h t tiny. Neg­ ro Republic of Liberia will UK) year* oM July 20. Situate! o n -th e west coast Africa, liilKtia owes its existence to a group of American sta'esmen who felt, aa early as 1600. .Out American Negroes could find a new and b etter'•way <>( Ufo SI girt” Trt&. i! imw.™ , | >svclx>|ugi<ial sn (|,sp lltu jls tesla un g i\,n . and the applicant, te plar.-d on the tig h t Jnbi1 A Postidacentent folluw-up li m*d* In every Instance to determine w heth­ er the Individual* is m ak'ng th* proper adjustm ent and so on. Ik fore an applicant la ready to take on h Job hg ha* to dentonstrat* he eah* raanag* on* to fit* Jub* In 20 different industries. SPAflE RIBS Loin End* I to 3 lb Avg. ATLANTIC “ ’ "k .. . . Court Records ISTARD Blended Whiskey M proof. U% grabs M itral spirit*. Then, if n.eessary—and this has been,found tru* fn.only about .20 oL of the ease—that physl-Mtatwtion plogram b*gln». __ biiludes surgery tn ren.ov* _ HoitaM am).disability. In many llkthncSl attlffcal devlr.-s ar* proVt.l.-I, su.li *• limit*, trwoe*. h**ring wid'. glava ryr*-wnd w on. ANN PAGE | — t-------------- --- --------------WANTED TO RENT unfurnished houie. n or 4 room, w „, Three Feathers Distributors, Uc., New Yorh i dividual’* own hopes And d eities iipvsva taken Into conaldcratlon. » Ain't it swell Ain't it dandy* Nowenough sugar fo r homemade candy/ Room Sf nor)(U „ „ „ sirs ' 100th Anniversary ' HAMBONk'S MEDITATIONS Hv Alley . Observed By 'N w o -----Republic In A frica HIT V o ti' D O * -To ■ " “ ‘ ' „ Catcher Ray Lamanno of tin cinnatl drove In seven runt In un<> inning with two hom* runt while wi|h Muskogee in 19.13. ' T o I-a te T o C la ssify alralebt Une. then think how you .y y sk .47? ,.. •* IMil! lii 39c p Chock VOur trailer tongue weight I on a public scale, first with tho! hitch seal*.« flrat with tht hitchs connected, then with Iha weight! supported on the caster wheel. I t 1 should be around 160 pound* for safe tracking. If more, you need auxiliary rear spring* »ud d or 8-ply rear tires on your cor. Walrh the Hills DonT wait too long to shift gears going uphill. Never stop on an up-grade units* absolute*/ nereixarv. . Uao Intermediate or low gear going down hill. Save brakes brake), th* / When 7, , applying-. a “f***** applied *h° uld *pp ® fKond iwfor# tboi# pt th# car. I and P " " ’* overload the df.w crs cabinet# In your trailer. Maximum trailer -weights ao-' cording to trips: | For side roads and mountain road* up to 10,000 fact—1,000 lbs. Main highways end not too mountainous terrain—3,000 lb's. Level main hlgtpeaya, provided overtiied radiator auA ax«car . . has .ow .. m (r,.] m , _ 8iooo lbs. FADE THREE THE SANFORD HERALD. STANFORD, FLORIDA . THURSDAY, JULY 21. 1947 THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1917 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA v;uy •HOME CONTROLLED” t <401 Kant First STTTM •»- 4 * Sanfnrtl. Florida ' LOW PRICES ____ :____. 1 ____ Lean All Meat B-meUx* H. GR \DF. \ WHSTERN' IUDY UF.EF . • A lly C u t W h ile It L a s ts SIRLOIN. T-IIONE, ROUND or V ChUck For Stew 8 AI.F. Club Steaks -• Square Cut Chuck Brisket . Realty T«> 111 19c lb 59c G rand* Shipped, Not F roim . |in'*s»-d X Drawn lb lb lb Hens Moircll Little Tig • • Young Tender *• II A M S Round End Shank E qjlI. . • • to Baby Beef Liver H) 59c UC 49c * aL -Bienic Hams.‘v. j^w Grade A W flti rri S<|unr<< Cut lb 1-ftS : i 47c | .* - 1» .y ^ = r— Wisconsin l)*l«> Print Ih 43c Yellow Cheese In Our Self H - Cheese-Case III Sanitary Carton* • • Cottage Cheese lb ctns. Wisconsin Morrell Yorkshire Sliced . — Rindless Cheese lb pktf. II) 59c Breakfast Bacon Virginia l.'gv. Bundle* W estern Cobblers 2 for Miehi^nn Cntif. Sunklxt ■ Celery I A’m o n s New Crop Fresh Stringieax Apples 19c Beans Honey Dew Melons ea. 25c Golden ltt(|f 3 lbs Bananas 35c • • -Nn. t- Red Rlt*» Klbecl*- 3 lbs I‘caches 3 lbs • 25c Potatoes 2Ie NO. 21. CAN F A N C Y KRKriH IM tU N K PLUMS DELRICH 19c MILK t : /. t'o i.o it p a k II) ctn . .LIMIT fl CANS K T A L L ... BLOSSOM 27e S CANS 29c . NABISCO 12-ox. etui SHK. WHEAT * 25c 2 PKGS. - 27c SNIDKK'S 0. B. CORN 2 CANS LIMIT 1 STOKLF.Y’S ORANGE ... NO. 2 DANS . 2 URN.SKITS l!F> IIT. 15c MAYONNAISE PT. 35c 19c 303 LJBBY iSUGAR PEAS MARIA IIRANI) C R U S H E D ....... - - ....... NO. 2 CAN • ‘ PIN EA PPLE WESSON PINT 43c OIL QUART - 83c 33c • SN0WDRIF1’ I-Lit. ASHCS ' OTMI* _ VARKUNO H IT E $1.20 2 Sm. 23c Lire. 31c -N O . 2 CAN 35c PIN EA PPLE NO. 2 CAN STOKLEVS CUT GREEN [SaORTBOl .. 15c BEANS UNCLE REN 1-LIL PKGS. lb 42c 3 Iha SI.21 35c 'Cm 2 Pkg’s 10c TOM. PASTE NO. 2 DOLK-S PIN EA PPLE JUICE 2 for 35c 12-OZ: JAR WHITEH0U8E APPI.E 15c JELLY 46-OZ. MOONKIST RRAPKI'RUIT 27c 2 CANS Bacnrmcnto all green --------- — - M o - X c a n •'», Corned Beef H u h lb can rills Jlrand ■an No. 2 can' qt. i f Roger’s Fancy Sugar Kist Sweet iia ln ra N a. 2 l/J -c a n Cock O’Walk or Roaedalc Pears No. 2Fj can • 35e Mara. Ann. Fla. Grarle A EGGS. U e . doz. 71c Rprind RWcr Creamery IIUTTER lb roll 73c Peas No. 2 can r BORDEN'S 6-ox. ran JUICE Hni. 12c l.gc. 30c 3-I.DS.. 42c ’ MARIA BRAND JMCBD RICE lb . HEM0 Jar 59c _ f*r OkUTO H0MI HU1TH SKU U/hw/iMjCLOROX i/a Gul 27c CAT cm DOG FOOD CAL0 No. 1 Can . 12c, OCTAGON CLEANSER 3 Cans 17c -V- * •*. • y "sttJL'i' . •• - - 22c 8WIFTB IIOUHRIIOLD GATOR -W . *V \ ' #- !—T~.-- * ROACH HIVES hi ThU Newspaper - - T -.- 05882630 -V 4 ? " m :r I Storrrll I’rlde Lamb Shoulder Rib Lamb Chops Carrots . Cuban Avocados . • . . Ur 59c CLEANSER Can 11c - i P :! fig*. . m m • V- - * ‘ B reakfast Sausage lb box 15c Ural And Hut ................................ ..... s* S ’ * * • - * * •• • v �, / I / _______ ,.«?, .,..' .•■>.-1—. . . - r- ' V r i 'T t - ' -V.,,,-. . »,>•* -f4L*' — . . ■ PAGE FOUR e= »*’ THURSDAY. JULY 24, 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA l THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1947: PAGE FIVE THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA ■W5 = againit dangerous qunekv and Wayne B. AJbers To Cosmetics Are Risky awindlera In the cosmetics black j Recreation Group The Sanford Herald Economic Co-Operation market. R ecalls these article, !■' Business In Berlin ID TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Formed By Baptists E«taktUk»4 In |*M are scarce, women bid high lly llllll TIIOMAH P a k lU k H S ail. n f » H IM an k r Bj RUSSELL KAY ______ The Pari* Conference on European economic co-opera­ price, for thr rontJnt* of notMes, •■ 4 ■ ■ ■ 4ir ' • ! AP -Newsfeature* Warn* R. Albers, state eignnThe RaptUt Youth' Cluh was tion ha* discarded politic* in favor of buaipeaa, *aya Paul lia ln a . riarMa . B E R L IN A woman’s -Vanity1 hoxea,and tube* that 'tTten are ||O I t.YWUOlS, July J4 '.n — Uer of the 46th Congresslonol IM* organised Saturday at the Firs*, I ll M,aa«lle A itaat ■old. in under-the-counter trade. . Ohali, who i* reporting it. Each y«ar hupdreds of thoutnrda banquet at 8:90 P, M. They will Raptfvt Church annex with a jrroup Van Jtfhnson i, a HoilywoW ts„- j tr |rt „f jhe Town,end Club will lu* ran he n dangerous buriorss If ahe drive to Tallahassee for tha night Thev have found In te st, 'h a t In .Berlin’s Ry—aii octi r who doesn't «ld hjlttj K„rr,t ,peaker durirtg the alltiuva lirr cosmetics r.a fm l aa w m l rla a a aaallar Tho co-ordinating committee will constat v f sixteen of picture* and feature atcrlei and breakfast the following morn­ of 10 young people signed us ...If t*1. .111 ft«,„ itiMitsafir . t iIi'ii* : . ■■ , st /,C.inKrei.. .. .1.. mprketi «■LnS. CL a 1,1 Ouida Fennell Ta P r i a k r r VT. 1 , 1 * . a l I k a Ta a « o l l l r a jwlf utsoit Ilia dram atic-talent!. | ,|Ay ,ui.r .t i|n(f 0ft .a the vMil pubieixing Forida are 'printed In ■1Id.trk She might get hob! frequently perfnnte, and toilet delegate*; ona -from each of the nations in attendance. charter mrmtwr* after aptfrttving I f a a a f a n l . P l a i M a . « * f « I k a Aaf new,paper*, magazine* *nd ing with Governor Caldwell and a set of by-law, which Included * For that reason, lie Ii asking 1 *|^na| iti^trU-t 'o f tho Townsend <jf some rxplosive perfume,, some water* marked "high test" have A decision has been made to obtain economic information the I f I » a a r » a a a f H a a c k *, l<*T. Wed JDhn T. Morris trad* ioumala of |h« nation. Thr members of hla cab in et-at th* for Jighier roles. i Club Ills tglk will follow a cover poisonous lipstick or an c a i do contained high content of methyl statement of purpose as brln.c ’ to hla onlv with the concent of ench government concerned. Wprk value of thia favorable publicity Cherokee Hotel. Following this nm.i.Avn l. dram Most urtor* U lieve they • could r,j ,|{-y, luncheon to lie held nt cologne with high* content of alcohol. In the once-glittering provide for ourselves and our ■Ml r.dlior FRIDAY will be carried on by an executive body of aix members, It impossible to estimate but it breakfast a State Patrol eaccrt Mr. and Mr*. H. B. Fennell of Mr*. Nollle Anderson Moor* of of other denomination, re ­ tackle Hamlet in u moment. .S*>* io ;0tl o’clock at the Tourist IYnt «r. methyl alcohol; likely to cause in­ Kutfueritenilamm German women n o iinox nr.A i will take the party to Apalachi­ All day meeting and picnic of Sanford announced today the en­ Dalton. Ga. is visiting her vister, friend, and Investigating committees will look Into problems of runt into tha million,. have been known to pay a week’* creation and entertainment of the Van: "I still have to learn l o j^ jj mvmb«ra and friend, at* in­ flammation of the skin. lla a laa a a M a a a a " cola where homage will be paid to C. 8 . of the First Meth. th /W . 8 . gagement and approaching marri­ Thia publicity doe,n't Jukt hapHe vvould rather have Uottss I vitwsl to attend. Mr*. Roy R. Wright. Europe’* transportation, supply and industry. wages for a lipstick winch might hixhett and must wholesome chat- set." Official, in the* city drug, bu­ Dr. John Gorrie. Inventor of arti­ , odist Chufth will be held a t 10:00 age of their daughter, Ouida, to tiR ir n iP T io i iu T r .1 a musical than his current "VirIt la plnaned and executed peter. reau are waging * hard fight prove poitonobi. The smnilness of these groups and their 'practical «n. ficial Ice. Then, following the P a ia k la la A ta aa ra ; A. M. a t the home of Mrs. K. W. John T. Morris, son of Mr. and V able and experienced publicists which he wanted pal . Jimmy Dunn, playing a d ru n k: Dr. and Mra. U. D. Caswell <f The following were elected as tuous. • -*• approach to the situation are factors which should bring who know what publishers want, beautiful Gulf Coast Highway O f O a r r l a r . n a a k — -----------I H trron on th* Country Club Road, Mrs. John Morris of Bartow, Orlando and Mra. C a tb srin ^ Holly officer,> Joe- l/uggar, pre,ident: Keenan Wvnn to do instead Oj In i'Kille.i McCoy.” comment *1 -TS O at M aafk . , ...... they will go on to Panama City ill* Townsend Club will meet The bride-elect was tp-aduate,4. ofJktU nO h’G*. were thd gu-safason ______ oT "Slum I wierit *011 th* uagnji all! i n about a solution to some of the complex economic problems how to 'prapara it and have the acquainting' thamaelrea with tha tkaaa M a n l k a ... ------ — U ta -4 R u J d .^ tw e iid e n t: the Tourist Center Vt 8:00 from Seminole High - School and W ednesday-of M r,. J. B. Ray syiu forle Sheppard, secretarv-tt'en- Van'* liefiter dravllng pruver.4 AAD necessary contacts to place It tucAla Maatka . , I get is drunk r>de,” . . . David i marvelous development-•th at • ha* a.pa f Europe. Upon, the solution of these economic problems eaaafully. o'clock With II. Q. Lundqulst, pre- attended Huntingdon' College, Mr. and Mra. Troy Ray. Ima Tear- - — .............. The redhead it currently cam- ttclznick got tbc final bill _un-vThe .should follow, the working out of some of the political prob­ You don't Ret your' five memtwr adult adsurer. A taken place'Tn this 4 section during lt. presiding. Plan* will be Montgomery, Al*. for two veara. publicity A l l • a t t e s t , M a ll a a a . a a n l a a» lems which concern Europe as a whole. The political road viiorv committee was atao selec­ paigntm- for n mustrnl vatjlra I'aid,line Case." which "ill be! iatdet council all 8h* la now a member of the * for the district picturea and atorfea in m scaiinn the past few years. Luncheon will. of the oldie. “ Private Live*," with released Mlaa Ruth Hand haa arrived In October. A mere I dav meeting of the 5th Congres­ teaching ntaff of Mclrosa .High from F lorida.State Univeirity in ted. , a*rriaia,^ i a ,'r " i\V pa"fr»aa Ir -will •>• amoothcr when the rock* and bum pa of economic Ilka Lift, Parade, Look, the Rvtur- he served a t the Edgewater Gulf Lana Turner, l.unlle Bull and, id Ui.*0U.000 . . . Eleanor I'atket | T he’rlilb wa, formed following a and 11 r a l a l a a f a a A a . w J J k a a k a n i fk A l a » upheaval have been removed. I following sional District which -will include School In Melroae. . course, Krt-nsii VYyitn In the cast. day Evening Poet, Colllere or tnet- Beach Apartment* rallahas'ee to spend the wecHeml her 26th birth Jay to-, al r a a a l a r a d tr r l U l a a ralaa a business meeting at 10:U0 and • Mr. Morris I* a graduate of the with her father. She plans to te- a rrcominrndatlon from ihe youth Frank Slnatiu may have t,» do celebrate* rohoTitan newapapera like the Chi­ a short bnaineaa session In th* .. .. _ S Wioor« unt I a covered dish luncheon a t 1:30. Bartow High SchoM. Hr served turn on 8 unday to Tailahatsee to committee of the church and or­ some pet -i iial appeamntes to' day. in Canoe, cago Tribune, New York Timet, afternoon will be free for relaxa­ lalaaA kaw apapa, H a p taaaalaA tne*+e-tnrr' ‘•use J Warn* B. Albert, state organiser, with th* United States Navy at attend the aeeond summer veialoit. ganization meetings have been llaaa. l a a - ra p ra a a n la T k a lla ra ld Cleveland Plain-Dealer, or Kan»a» tion and a’ swim In the Gulf. A H ojv T q K eepjfu^balids Happy 4hw w ar-w -rtw v rp rrrTlT1 full „ f % \% kltla. Don solve* th e ' * ,Ch CUb held during, the j t a rt weak* Jm I k a a a l l a a a l XU 14 a l a A t f M U l a a banouet I* scheduled that ayening will be tha main speaker and all various posts Irr th* United States City Star unleaa you know your tlte Walcott-Maxim light hr spotty irnhlrm by placing hi, two oldest I TfSFflTTigT'vvilr i>e he lit front 7: 00 • . f l t f l a a a a r a a a a l a l a l a a A l a ffca I l i a member* and friends ara Invi •nd the party will spend th* night th Af rica—ilmlng ttir atuff. Friends of Mr. and Mr*. C. 8. o’clock until410:00 P. M. on Sat- sored liete. tian k ie never accro* tmv, In eh , 1kb while lie', working aal r lllM . la tk a f r a a l r p w llk oa-Edgow tsi Baoebi ‘ • ‘Moat women don’t know how to keen their huahand TErWB 1 war and ts now attending the Baapita . Ih » - f ar*-tltat Ptwrtde p r i a a l p a l k a a d a n a i l t r a l a l~ k l a a p a Buchanan w ill' be Interested to imlav evenings with * Informal 'to ^ I'Vriurbeit at»nit hla many on "Sleep, My uve." • In the Tourist Center at 8:00 I>. M. University of Florida. n i ,»w m»«* •- ................ .... tianij"" Iliataft'LitWlreh^e tJouId In Todays Woman Magazine. publicists arc underpaid and for The writer, who has been a learn that they have moved Ihelr game, and joerasional •perl "The Ghost and Mr* Mti»r" special en* adversittrs. Says n sign in In, with H. G. Lund<|uUt presiding. member of FPPRA sine* It was the raort part unappreciated, they riraasing room: "Be gentle with . . , is n delightful*:'.“ different residence from Th»ma»v!l’o, Ga. tertalmnent bring provided. T k a H a r a M l a a m r m k a r a f I k a Mr. Gould, a consulting psychologist, states, “A man. like organised, la planning to join this those wlm ate iingt ateful—or flint. Depleting a romance of au to A tlan ta.. They have visited* In A a a a a l a l a i l ' l* r r a a a l l f k la a a l l l l a d a woman, will lie happy In marriage if he gets what he are among tha ablest and mo,t “Babe” Znharias I r Talija Irani,, dart's, croquet and District Council all day rneetdistinguished caravan and I know successful. to be found anywhere r . r t a . u . l , l a Ika aaa f a r ra p a k llSanford several time, anil have rhecker* are among the attra*- when dander dlsJ^Hs your no English widow and the ghost t • . of th* 6th Congressional Di* a a t l a a a f - a l l I k a l a a a l a a i r a p r l a l a f wants. Most of the girls who are now young or middle- In the country and have don* *nd I will gather some mighty in­ bleat gesture*.' of 11 sea, captain, it i* told with tlnn, and mfmtierihip I* op*n to i n i k l a a i a i p a p r r , a a w a l l a a a l l aged wives grow up with a dangerously wrong slant on the ar* doing a. magnlficient job for teresting material for future col­ trict of th* Townaend Club. 'Ui* Good Housewife Too m ade. many friend, here. AT ,Catv Grant leave, In a week charm ami taste. Seldom off the AP nm a 4U|MlrliM. those between the a-ze, of t.l and business meeting will begin at umn* on the trip. * Florida. • subject of what men want from them.” Friend, of Mra. Ben F. Currie 20 who return'the application card for England where hr will con­ ctcen, rC.ne Tierney handle, her j By ADELAIDE KEItlt 10:30 4 A t M. and a covered dish “I've learned one startling fact wilt be glad to terra that he and slrnrd hy t lr lr parent or gti.irdian. fer with Alexander Korda «n,l heavy chore to (lie extrot of her "Women f-hould ask themselves the following questions,” Men like Dick Pope of Cyprcn about PARK and GENEVA AVENUES AP Ncwafeatures Writer luncheon at noon. At 1:30 Wayne changes that have taken THURSDAY, JULY 21, HIT Gardena, whose marvelous pic­ her twin son*. Frankie ami John­ Although the club I, sponsored tty Carol llrrd on the fit it of light}'right ability and. that I* Mr. Gould continues, “and answer them honestly.1 Golf champion Babe Didrikson B. Albers, state organiser, will be tures have crashed front pares place out there before even leav­ nie. and baby daughter, Connie, tha main speaker and all member* la more famous for her work with are recuperating from scirr-* : n r * the Baptist Church, tnemlierahlp i*rtr» «f film, with International plenty all right, ex HarrUoq I* 1. Would your first, honest reaction he “Of course-I’d time and time again; Peter Schsal ing my Tampa office. Instructed MATCH FOR OPENING DATE made lit ox rtlrnt a« the simile, and George and friends are Invited .4 - * a braaale than a broom, but her of whooping coqgh «t their home I, open to nny, regardlev., of background,. It will be happy anywhere with you” if your husband unexpectedly of Silver Springs, who linked his hy our secretary to make hotel re­ HIHLK VERSE FOR TODAY Istanbul with other, following in Kamlcr, «hine, in a htlrf part. church affiliation, who meet the husband aaya ahe Is a vrgnderful proposed moving.to a strange town or even a foreign famed attraction with Niagara servations I wrote and asked that nt 008 Elm Avenue reiiufrementa nn«l w|to will ,ign the Aond- il, t aim .' and Mopta t ml housekeeper too. FEW HAVE NEEDS THAT country? Falls and the Grand Canyon in th* a double room be reserved for the mertlliership pledge staled on the After the conference,,’ I nry m ARE UNSUPPLIED. BUT WE night of August 2 at th«i Edge-Htr husband is Georg-* Zaliatlpublic mind: Boh Eastman of Mr. and Mm . G«"rpe E. Well,' rn , hr»e lor “Mr. a (Handing WANT MORE THAN WE NEED. 2. Do you feel teasonnbly certain that if your husband Marine Studioa, whose leaping water Gulf Beach Apartment*. as,.one time wrestler and now a and daughter, Gladys Wells, will bark of the card’s "In nrrentlniT tu Build, -111* Divam House," with Ihi, membership 1 understand that IT IS RIGHT TO DESIRE LIM­ gut Into serious trouble, lie would turn first to you? fight promoter in lb-in. : nim ,. InIn reply I received a courteous porpoises have grared lhA parci, A ^N ew sfeaturra leave Saturday for n month* '"ac*l.oy.. ITLESS SPIRITUAL BLESS­ 8. Do you get an instinctive feeling of happiness when you of thousands of publication,- New "form letter" aigned with * “ruband "the champ" live in n si •able tion I>e ,pcnt with friend, and re­ membership in the Baptist Youth Slyrnc Dear Judy. • Dn'hl Niven fiuhihr, **J Cluh U an Junior and a privilegr. INGS: The desire of th* righteiu* know thnt he is in good»spirits and feels fit? house surrounded by rose gnidvns. ton Perry of Wakulla Springs with I her stamp" informing me that my It seems moat of the ktd* have lative, In Halford, N. C . Phil a del- and il^tJl.#iIL-#«>w ^b e n y ^ i aa hcfi’U U4»feUL-*«4>^23frllt'thsp»TT• hall bf granted.—Pror. 10:21. “Babe'r the perfect . . d -.44 be hi* trained fish and State Cdtlrge- reiteration had been inede at 17 four.-! fasclnatirik ways to occupy Doe* he frequently discuss hilt business with ,i* hi. homeland ami "Bonn!* I r VTHtib aTicI ilo nothing to •aid with an .a p p o in tiv e g iia juA Aquamalds; Howe Sadler, SadJer, dir dlr-ctorl day aleeplng purpose* onlfl only I R h lm ^ to u rw rb u a ^ c n n T Aquamalda; w tor I a ja y (for flwpin* tbamaeWea during■ iW tb#lMsummer, Prime Charlie.’* fl J lu . ^ -.s. - ^ **>• Florida -Mawa.and PboUtb-l-W X* p ^ 1Uly-wa»,^ d - thd/-(y— ^ , r t W t T n d t n honK??rsPIDrrcg. aflcF ’tho American Womens golf two week, in Sanford. Me. with hrlnr discredit on myself nr the Clnudettr t.’ollfert, on the olli’r * l l M I - n a u W )W tM jn i i f i |i yrttt W» t h f tfixhCT OP o th e r Service, who. with Roy Beckman would be necessary for ms to send njBr job* In town have drifted out champion came home from Scot­ Mr. Wells’ mother. Mr«. S,r:i Youth Club. hand, is ilraf to the many offer«l household chores In >*our department of the home? “ — ' M ‘ a chrck ‘ * *for $25 'in “tho 'form of* * ••• - country where land with hkr sixteenth consecu­ Well, They also plan to visit for of* th* Florida -State Advertising tomot th* * berry pickin' BOCK — SHARPE CRYSTAL she ha, had for film* ahroaj. COLORFUL FLOORS a week in advance or my they seem To have lota of fun. get tive tournament rhampihnirfnp,,#** T tS w lS v , in Niagara Fallr. 7. Do you frequently help him with gardening, home repair Commission, has been doing such deposit Many decorative, effect’s ran h* She argue, th at picture* can be ’* amateur golf title. precious reservation would be British women’i an (Mstanding job for thr state, aa muekAo eat a s they liky and work or other tasks in his department?. wotked out with asphalt tile floor­ ntade just a , r*|>ertlV bet* *, good pay beside*. Helene xaya the i couldd go on and "/IB the balance “pulled." It look* like Florida is She’* got system women Mr. and Mrs. William It. Wray ing lyu-ause It l« manufactured In in Hump*,* provided film n>ahrr»' flrntiHfitl mttlrhrtl set of dear cut rrtslnl tiindsllnir of 8 gohlela, 8 Ice We »fe wheie it mowed in 8. is there anv book you have read and discussed recently? of this column with name, of developing another Gold Coaat- • l earned how to square dunce, would marvel a t She goes through haa r plan to lenve on ttatuiday for atamlardlzed sizes and a variety apnlt mote tiin* ami realism. 1ea<>. 8 sherliels. 8 salad platen «nd 8 cttcklwll g l a r e s * * 9. Do you and he jtartirlpHte together In any recreational 1 realise that “Mr. . Rubber country style, at the Faturday equally able men and women who that houte like lightning. She Cleveland the oilier day. Ihey Burnsville, N. C’. where Ui«y will of color,, hoth plain ami ntarbleBail'trc tttn|iw>ck Is hll* these' Stamp." the resident managar. is i g k l dances and writes *.hal she ara serving the state effectively sport ? visit al the Nu-Wav Hotel which better enjoy this lummei weatoet the** «!,*« 1 to— Wn,t-r-- .• •• 40 for only 1 v just hired help and qius: carry out ran't wait to get hark to show the ihe Ju s t pitches into it—seems t*-owned—nnd operated h r Mr in a public relations capacity find 1 eiipt f.'i her, fine 1 -1 It ' while they can. It ii liable to set jO. Do most- of his. friends like you? the policy-of. the hoteLI’m aurNjxt month, August I, 2 snd 9 ike she Just punhes those chores Wray’a mother. En route '•» llotn,fang. Taylor can't seem tn wotk Ihrii Do ypuJIke .inoat of hla .friends?_____ _________ :— cold qeit-winter. Borne coed* are anxious to drop right out of the door in front of vlllr they will vi»B .1" SalUhstry. Progrnm Announced I ’time in a n d let tie shtitv ytftl lliiw w o n d e rfu l ItarR ain! id be exact, the Florida Publicity pr-iscd I was not aiked to send a assignment, ronrurrrjitly. Bob. 12. Can you remember in some detail what you and he and their school books and hav* some her. Public Relations ( Association passport photograph and my fin­ N. O. a n d 4on their way hack to sank mmi«t*yhe. I* .now timklugl talked about last night? For All-Day Meet "Tlte IIikI, AVall" ami ba* nothing , have ' play before they settle down to the will journey to Weat Florida for gerprint*. I'm afraid they’ll I think a lot of housewives Sanford they will be the guests c f WM. E. K A DIOR, JEW ELER lt‘» a good thing the Preiident 18. Do you and he, In general, enjoy the same radio their mid-summer convention. In­ to "pull" my reservation for I’m . serious business of doing a sum waste time Just hating to tackle Mrs. Wray’* sister and brother-lnset heyotnl. "I gne*v III .havsi didn't appoint Kenneth Royall programs? Th« Rev. Ito u g la s E C liarlp, mer Job, however. So the girls who the Job. Babe Just slain* at it* and l*w, Mr. and Mr» C. S. Ilmlmnan. stead of spending the Xhr^c day not fending any 125 advance to t , srhedtiled t.i •.|i<-»k ‘on the p rog . to watt foi Gaide to tutu dcvnl belong to sororities (Alphn Kappa, does It—and then >>e* ojt_and ami daughter, Hilda K ls w r Secretary o f'th e Navy. fh ra th* K When he talks to you about something fhat interests period listening to long-winded guarantee a $7 . obligation. The some picture,." he laugh,. DuPont people are hiding their Gamma Phi, Bet* Chl_TUeta and play* gtitf.4 ram for the nll-dnv meeting and Britiih no doubt would have at­ hint much more than it d6es you, do you really try to speakers. President Frank Wright manager’* Theta PI Delta j a l Carroll Cob light behind #-bu*hol-»-4 picnic tomorrow of the \V. tt. C. Well,” arid Babe, ripping open and Executive Secretary Frank tuned they owned the Royall listen to what he is saying rather-than day-dream about French have planned v ■'visual thev should put him In one of their lege In Waukesha. Wtac., ad- the parkag of nylons she had just Regional, District tt. of the Kir«t Methodist Church. rned for a week of play at bought, "I’ve found out the-secret The meeting is being h»ld at education" tour designed to ac­ hank* in charge of loan* to widows Navy;------ ----something else? rby lake* where they settled of finishing fast is to go at it nnd Housing Offices (’lose the b<•me of Mu. It. W ..Herron . l.r>. Do you like your husband’s company as much as thst quaint theae publicist* with the and orphans. down to a merry round of sleeping. get it done." on the Countrv Cluh Hoad and charm and attraction* of this fav­ . See vou in Panama City, book , . of any girl-you know? Gratilioppert arc teported eating, ringing and Just having will Irfpln et 10:00 o'clock. me un at the DIXIE SHERMAN ored section. Babe was a decided contrast to ATLANTA. July 24. bD i-Clar“If you can answer Yea ‘to eight of these fifteen fun. A good tim e was haJ by all tho girl who won the British cham­ enre N. Walker, regional housing about to ‘‘take" ihc Plant City Rer. Charles' address will he on Meeting at Wakulla Spring* the HOTEL whera they cladlv mad* the kid* report. pionship in a pair of fsdod blue expediter in Atlanta, announced the subject of "F atlh ’a- Five Hare, area of Hillibotou^h county. Ana question*, nqd am honestly trying on most of the other*, afternoon of August 1, tho croup mv reservation and didn't ask that Baltimore kids are kept busy corduroy trouser*, aa she lounged that regional offkexiof the hous­ —Theit Conirli'll!Ions! Trend and for dial matter anmething ‘ought ynlir husband will probably be even happier ten year* will hav* an opportunity tt> see I tend my right eye a week In daring summerp with n c th* --------------i , . - tbetr Y- In her New Yotn hotel, tthe .wutv ing e/p o liter and "ft district inn Value" At 12 00 o'clock a jilcutc this beauty spot and will en|oy a advance. . from today than he ta at present. And he a can conaldcr to be done about the gtsuhoppers Teen Club*, formerly known as th* a sm art hunter.'* green frock with atruction amt locality office, were will Ik* held and,during Ihe a fte r­ himself 'happily mnrried’ right now!" concludes Mr. Gouid. Girl Reaervc*. part of th« YWCA. a gold and emerald clip and bt ace- closed today. noon sen,hoi Mr». .Edward Kirin thia vicinity. Thev roll hospital bandages., atuff let to match. iota"’ that developed during EMIGRANTS TO U. tt. . The functions oT these office,. rher will -|>eaU_ U> the* group on tov anlmals for .sick,children, fitsli- — “ 8hg-m*ke«'-*-"lot'of her own 'he'*aTi7,~linM- I-i-t 11 tt-i min.Vrd nr ! ’Tt,,r ,.“ U,-TitT.tilT and TFie ’GoIden BREMEN. July 244/V>- Amef- i* w>r. Oddities Of The Grea t ' American Communiili are laid Ion corsages for the hospital trays. clothes loo." said George linking nil employers have been relrased. Rule." • , • lean official* said today that patient*, make quill, and |)|s ref twin. "She can knock out ■to be backing'Ifetiiy \Vatlace~foT 15,848 emigrants and' 4.H5S re. FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JULY 25 Thr season ticket sale of tha I ^ ^ e c t Voott and clothing far Ku a house dreis in a couple of how a. Thomas Jefferson insisted that bis bopk. Parliamentary patriate* had sailed from Ger­ new'Baltimore Colts of th«*AUPreiident. They evidently want rooean fam in e. Manual, be published without an index or page numhers-so L got her a ’nice sawing machine. many for the United States In America conference ha, m u * •omeonr who will take hi* umbrel­ T h . C T ; Vl 7 ’d r these club. In She, got *11 thoee gadgt* and th# past year. They were admit!- the U rg ed crowd drawn last' '•■ la to Munich and come bark that cheapskates.could not look up information while brows­ fde alt. and. one of the moat unuiual ■he ha* to try 'em otn. tthe made the offirldlA ttplalned,' ander ton by -th* defunct Miami 8caing at the bookseller's! is th* cIud at the School for the a lot of culottes .(divided skirts) with “peace for our timet." T)i«, renowned philoaopher, Immanuel Kant, was a slave to the so-called “unused Immigration hawka.. Blind. One of the students, Clarice Bothe. designed Braille card* for for the Scotch trip. But 't wa* so , - .his habits. He became accustomed, while lecturing to one Sanford is not lb ■ the club’* bingo p a rtie s^ : - cold sha couldn't wear 'em. \ r r affl°f h,s to f,x his eye* on a certain student who al"She doe# all her own decorating Large, roomy hijj, in colorful stripe ptaatie" in For •recreation, the cldh, take having budgetary trouble* there uor<» the same cont. which had one button misXing. too. And she doesn’t-hold out if to the trail. They team up with the day,. It ii a common complaint One day the student appeared with the button sewed on. ■he need* to paint a room or two. lin«lt*rrtrtn or handle ktylea. Value, to 7.23 One Rack Hi-Y bova of the YMCk lad go among Florida ciliei where home The great thinker was so disturbed that he could not lecture She get* out the old paln*bru«h on hiking- trip* and plcnkw . V a lu e , tn 21.SB . •lead exemption, and other ex­ that day. Jh'ew* Cue*. • Patricia Travere and go** to work." Up to this point the girl who cTCIlfton, N. J ., 1* back after ap­ emption,. are cutting into munici­ After having become one of the wealthiest men in the pearing aa violin aotolit In I nndnn has won laurel* In baakethal, base­ pal revenue, at a time when mn,e world, Andrew Carnegie spent money lavishly on travel and ball, track and Javelin had listeneJ and Liverpool. . . . and mor* fund* afe needed for art. He gave away million* of dollar*. Rut he could never A group of Jzetween 50 and .5 more than she talked. Now ,he mcdfit operation*. The _ DrLar.dj bring himself to send long telegrams. Often he spent many high school boys and girls of Nor­ ta t up with a new spark in Iter walk, Conn., formed the "Peppy •ye. Sun New* report* that city faced precious minutes trying to cut a message down to ten words, 9M • "When I go hom* I'm going to Rep*,'' which th*y bella-M to be with ) 38.000 deficit for the eomit:? , Webb B. Garrison in Your Life, redo the whole house." sho said the only teen as* political organ­ year and the City -Commitiirn' 1 *------------------------isation In th#_U. 8 . ThaMjo limit "I'm going to do it in eighteenth is from 18 tb 21 years god the pur­ century English. Thsjr m*|te U i* burning midnight oil trying lo Florida, aa well as eight-teeing Sight-Seeing C harter is to ’make the now. and thsre is such a variety pose of* th* ■" club i-' 4 ’’ service. • pare cxpenic* and find rome way town's teen sgers politically hep. of tables. Whn we bought the Robinson’* Transfer of Sanford 4of railing enough money to pay Sought By (Company ‘M e kids will meet every mon'h. place thing* were hard to get. I M * kid* h«» asked for an axtansion of it* I Jumbo Shrimp • Mullet the bill decide on the candidate* they are Just thrsw It together." contract carrier certificate, andi July 24. (Speeiat) Application Austin Lloyd of Fort Pierce will' "Well It 4boki good," said Ruffled and Tailored *.Style, interested In. even though th ,y are Red Snapper • Red Bass ■ Orlando - ’ * “Transit It Co of th* Company not yet of voting age, and help George. "She has the walls in the £re»idrnt, Truman’s unexpected to engasr* In ttate-w ld* charter be heard on hie application for' . Value, tn 8.95 pair . Flounder the s candidate In his campaign. Hying room pale blue. And the • Pompano luthorlty _to transport canned appearance in the Senate yntcrdjy •nd slght-se-lng trip* wilt he eon- Juice from “Fort Pierce to Tampa. Meanwhile they will h* educating chair* and the rug* are kind of Crab Meat On** O'M Lot to * • Clams where he ,*t among a group con­ • Idrrsd be the Florida Railroad themselves to be polltics-wrtse ,o rosy red. Bhe m ade. her own Th# commissioner*, consisting and4 Public Utilities Comiptrion of Chairman W. B. Douglass m3 th at they can make proper deci­ drapes. They're kind of flowered. trolled by member* of ihe opposi­ in ScollopB . • Fryers OUaudo .July 25, it wa* an- Commissioners Wilbur C. King "Babe's a good cook too. She sions about their community and tion party mef with a receplicn noun4d today. country when they are of voting can fry chlcksn Ilk* npbody's buslend Jerry W. Carter, will conHens —64". Square, Regular 2.98 Thik hearing alto will eontldtr duet a series of public hearttng* in marked contrail to what migM ness. age. . . . •ppllaetions of two other eomp. value*. h a v ^ happened in alraoit any tn Tampa before going to Orleindo. „ . Vivian A complete Uno of Seafood and Poultry It* for additional state right*. pr. foreign country. Burma, for in­ au - FREE DELIVERY 1 Now A .98 stance. We' are "told that one cf appllwl to f on exten.lon* extei of. It* New Zeglaad In 1769. Harrell’s Seafood & Poultry certificate 'of public convenience 1 1 IMWth* hardest thing* for fowigneti S l l N. French Are. Phone 1164-J Thera ar* S.400 miles- of railto understand wa* why President snd necessity to authorise It to operate charter ' trip* over read In New Zealtad. 4Roosevelt didn’t have Tom Dewey ALL SUMMER HATS w p r i i n r executed after defeating him foi office in 1944. It (* utterly im­ FOR LADIES /2 1 • possible for people not accustom­ ed to democratic way* to compr, Orlando Highway At French Ava. hend how men can disagree so MEN’S violently and not actually tlsy . ■■ WASH ROBES each other. Hollywood . • Speak Sanford P e r s o n a Is Sbcial Calender E a m : n r ZiitzT. 4 WILL OPEN SOON ** TEEN TALK - .a - f e '* i M ifc; m FORMAL LADIES’ SUMMER DRESSES LADIES’ HANDBAGS OPENING HARRELL’S CLOSEDl r CURTAINS .. ■ 44 • . .. PRINTED LUNCHEON CLOTHS CLOSEOUT ’ PLASTIC APRONS 49c MEN’S :r-SHIR4J'S. . Crady Burton. 1936 csndicLtr lor governor, and *1 preirnl look­ ing with longing ey rt-o n th* kllornry general’* office, was a vivitor in Sanford Wedne*d«y whm n# told ut about hi* »on, an Arv Bapoli* graduate now on duty in Trieite. "Everybody oyer there,” fl seem*, “ii * politician, but tbeir idea of politic* is .• lead P«P? ^ i h a stick of dyaami:r in it.’ That seems to be the trou­ ble these dsys in rainy parts nl lh« world. Moil of these peopl. » ’ • no conceptiqn whatever o( whet democracy mean*. There ii no compromise Jn_jhcB U -_ao_*l fort to make the best of a b*d birgein. Every political faction m u t hav« it* way 100 percent w, l UTlaw* they V i ,hL .But n™ 1wa“ itart' hf only know. ed out to led you -gbout Grady rton, H#’i just taking n tight teeing lour around the state xt prrsent. Bs»t wr’ll bear more from '»•-— ; 4 w..*m m STiept c //c /^ n 'M Is Specializing; In /4 CLOSEOUT FOR Sea Foods . 91 M ?* S' 4- '4. ENTERTAINMENT - REFRESHMENTS. • FOOD LOCKERS- H A M S - FROZEN FOOD THIS IS A CORDIAL INVITATION FROM THE. MANAGE. WENT FOR YOU TO VISIT “YOUR LOCKER PLANT". FRIDAY, JULY 25th 7:30 to CHILDREN ACCOMPANIED BY P J .. > 1 S tii We AIbo Have C h o i c e W estern Steaks And Chicken t ' ‘ ()i . Coma Out And Enjoy On« Of Oar Sea Food Platters Soil,! Rtuf, TSn. Yfllow.BejiiUr 2.00 v«lu« y f//7 /o A J - ■ Frock oJ f R ayon Cord that ^ . . *__: rates a rave J Terry Cloth, Seersucker, Oxford Cloth and other good quality materials. S ire Sm., Med., Lge., Ex. Lge. CLOSEOUT a • .' 4 i We jant can’t overstate lla cleverness, ita all purpotie wear and the quality, of Ita wrlnkle-frao heavy Rayon patterned with a pin atripe In a choice of popular colon*. The hip l*"g*h jacket la juinrUed. pogkgtfd nnd b e lM and combined wllh arttarl walking, aklrt to make It an enaemble auperb for FalL Available In shea 9 to 16 and PRICE MEN’S AND BOYS’ SPORT SHIRTS Fancy Patterns, regular value* to 8.76 CLOSEOUT j.6 9 MEN'S STRAW HATS ^ ' . . MEN’S UNDERWEAR SHORTS T a n a m a s , Leghorns. Solid white or pattern*. — Baku- and~othBi,~ ftnfi* ~ f l t m — quality "cott<5h‘ material, full cut with gripper fastener*. Size* 80 to 44. Refv.YAlue 1.25 Ji . �THURSDAY TUB SANFORD HERALD, BAN FORD, FLORIDA Ijr t u y victories, but a fear of clck of San Fr*nri*co. ami Thum- Ore., them were carried to extra linlraa< Marlow of i'ortlaml.Ore.. dn>p-[R. C. to conquer their foe*. H ire* of; p*il Warren Cumplwll of S-'alllo.' the 10 acvond round till* went!Wnah., In 20 hole*, over the *>'heduled IS hole*, with! Four rltlet had two nproeentafour of the 32 opening ma'clira' llvr* each In the tourney at toe-off going over; • I Mine, of !i A. M. (CST). They Shedrlc M r K a i n „t M.mnhU.i " * r* Franciaco,.Calif.. Ulanla. (la.. St. Paul, Minn., a n j Ral­ e g h . N. C. . MOBILE. Ala.. July 24. -VP)— . The th^rd round pairing*: • K.lunl.1 Krvantl. ItKroit. Mich, Wirt Gammon, epofta editor of ^ v*. Robert fiilve.tri; Han FrancU­ the Chattanooga Time*, wa* reco. Calif.' •iected prraident of the Southern Al Cla»en. St. Paul, Minn.. v«. AMoclation iporta writer* here Wilfred Cro*»!ey. Atlanta, (la. Courae. Italph Vranetlc, Detivur, Colo, yeatrrday. Today, though, they were play- Stefai va. Jack Nounnan, I.c* Angele*, Ing fur keep*. Tin- wlun-Ti of bole*, Calif. thi* morning'* third round and fn , Don Doatert. St. Paul, Minn., (hie after noon'- fourth round will, went va. Charlea W. name*. Atlanta, go into the 3<>-hole ncmi-finali I Jack (la. Friday. ' (>l!f.. Avery Beck. Raleigh. S i v*. The HI. representing the remain-, phi*, Matitto Ca*o, Seattle, Wn«h. der of n field of 179 Murids-.-, won' | I'hilio Gordon. Oakland. Calif., IT PAY! TO LISTEN thrir Iwrthi hy fir*t nnd tecond fore I v». Kinar llanaon. Kan Franciaco, round match play triumph* yea- rry o Read H ie Ada trrday. . Kennt Benjamin llughe*. Portland, Moat of them had comparative- extra IN THE GROOVE m m m m m zm ORLANDO. July 24, </P>- The rampaging Hanford Celery Fed* were aloweri down by the tight handed elanta of roqkjp righlhan I «r S u n Zedatl* in n 7 td '2 milted . frefo p t.kit>e1t.*eee*otlnrf fan* wht. came to Ttnkrr Field to partici­ pate In the ItMfl pennant railing Ctrrmonli-* and to honor Ixtu Ih-vll, Tommy Hyde ami fjrjicJdaJat----' lleVIt* Hyde and Major ambled Into deep center fjeld to rai»e the pennant, and upon their return war# Introduced to the fanr preeent by Dr. R. M. (Doc) Huntley, who Immediately itarted a cullecUt n for the three Senator players. The Collection netted $305.45. and wai divided e<iually among the Buddy Lake, on the hill for the ede, and Zedall* hookrd up In a Ip and tuck hurler'a doc I for the ir*t three frame*, hut the .Fed ghthandtr began to weaken in ta fourth and wa* nicked for a ngl* tally. The Orlandoan* tqllied another (core In the wixtlv. •Five hit* and a aarrlflre netted the Sen# four marker# in the sev­ enth. the Bevllmen tallied their final run ln.tha alghth. TonfRht the Fed* entertai .1 the Gainesville G-Men and Charlie BIs*«n is on deck to handle the burling chore* for tha Murraymen. — .'lA N f O IIU Tyl«r. >»» • a U - it - M . I t J U r r la a t u n . if uanrray. i t S p a ct mirennaii. At MeHon Leeper Pitches Victory Over Pirates Mason Loeper, off again—cn again Gainesville southpaw, lim­ ited the Lee.hurg Pirate* to two hingliHi laat night In racking up a U to 3 victory for the G’a, l-repcr fanned 14 and (aiued hut eight free ducat* In turning In the win. The-TaUttr* AN Jim In^ rune aero** the platter In the top for the 14th fram e tp lake a nl)», and tuck battle from the St. Auguitlne Saint* hy a 4 to I margin. The ailing Daytona Reach Is­ let* were trimmed again hy .tha DeLand Red 'Hat* in a 12 to 7 contest with. Ren Bardin, D-tLan I righthander turning In the victory. Line (core*: l.erihurg 000 020 001—3 2 8 Gainesville 100,000 41x~H 9 0 Bolra and Hall; Leeper -endjlul,- ' IM t t k v /fb c •tie f l e r . . ij eweuto chrffiewtz ----- V . r e .V llV r X **3^ /Rs \ A, f \ jlS . ----- A*S S P R ffe is O Je . o f U k e ReimMffeR spiTffc . j id A RAT&tf*. PfTMAt* A• ldPiA*4 odftoOK* . A t CAMS OF FroaA OKlAdJVlA CriY . * ✓ -'tf- -fA e i £ * a s vwefffi t»c map A.eg<mA4riWAi» w h e w ;n r , e e w e r h a g * »i . s ia v t m Hm s a -t p a x Davt'ona *010 003 0 1 2 - 7 U 4 DeLand 602 112 00x—12 II 0 Foster. Meadow* and West; Bar­ din end Btelnecke, Waddell. ' . ; Total* (ItllU The Sanford American ’ «-gion Junior llairlMill aggregation drop­ ped a hanl fought tilt to the Or­ lando legion Junior* yntrrilay by a f> to I margin. IJoyd Swain to«*e>l for th<’ Sanfonllte* and allowed hut five well arattrrrd blnglrt. hut the Orlando team nvJxcd their attack arj-n Via aarriflcr hita to ]>tieh arrow the needed margin of victory.. Winter Park tripped the Cocoa ■m i n i and .a*, a rriu ll will mret the Hanford Junior* in Orlando nt Tinker Field tonight in the -<-mi final* of the double elimination tourney. The winner of thp Sanford Win­ ter Park conte*t tonight will meet the Orlando team for the district championship. The team* will play at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow. Ml. If COMMENTS H *\ II*. S t B r w l t l . 11 i Rotwrlton. lb 'S id *U «. ' ~ '* 1 Cnlifomift Melons— quantity Might* l(r*ervrd Price* (iood Thru July !8 p SKA BRIGHT. N. J.. July 24.! l* ln p n llt (>P>—Frapk Parker of l^i* Ang-i iHi.. Auauttin* elr*. *till smart Ing from his recent I nt Spiing Luke defeat, will have i U rl« i-d « E tre rn M a n n ln * J M cM an u **. chance tu allow. Ida m rttlr today HANK* *lll> . ;j T r i * r . Itu n * li « lt * i l On I l r .u i « l . . Ia lk a . . L a k h A t r e u . I .y lu a iu l. • I« iil> - m X. when he meet* the top-ranking lIM . r *>at.ui « - r lk U in u . T h q -I i i h M U ; Z e d a li*. IIP.UK *N TIIKIIF. foreign playrr, Francisco <I*nnTti*e-ta*a hil»> T li« '- i|v W a lm W* **• Jh a t 8tan KarpWiski cho) Segura of .Kcuadur, in a tte .a lta S a.tcrd ar b an *. I .a k X l l T .i t n i n M r il m .i i., Urla ndo • ,haa « • I -a al * • * * 8 * c r it ic * * :. B u l l . I.e w l* . Z - la ll* . (uni run limner agiliat the lh-lntul uuaitei-final match of lh<> 00th t . .Hit *b ill** t , ■1 Double p la y i.m irm v l» H a lirtfi.il Red Hat* In St. Auguatiuw iui»- Annual Sea l.awn. Tenni* and I ’* I It -I "tlfe---\ L a d on h » * » n H a n f-'i.t k .^ D ik u u tu led Jtiuv.$204.90. Nt4 U J - f tw - e (trickct Otnh *InvttatliUi .TuilfiTal*4tl.tlkit «. M. - r - * I I J ^ 'l .d T T U J .- „ f f S 7 T .I I . t .- k * circuit awal. Incidentally Hie hlu>v * , J t l l t b t H t.u rl* out |.» Z c - 1 .lt. X. lA V* - MUt« I n....... 1-ak. II n placad lit* •Saint* lutrk »n Up : Parker, who won-the title hem f o r t * a d d o t ia--*b«u a, L f J a n ln r * m» \V t• t i>ln>-.-■ top of the' heap in (ho Florida In 1839 and ia *m<b-d no, 1. oaine D * !.n d at 1-aU lki. • ' te d a h * . tcM ln a p llc h t r , Im k e . I ’ m- State la-ague . . . Daytona lluarir>, through the opening matches with H i. A U k U .lin r *1 l> a * l» n * !».*■ li lowly lileta ara really nir Ihn ea»e. He tnppled t.’lnrence (Nick) 'U a l n n v l lt . at HAN KO KO rncka now. They have nearly n* Carter of Kan1 Fram-Urn yr*ter> V IIO W I. i .r a i i i b many men riding the (tick list day, 0-4, 0-4, to reach the round 'olivwood Gold Cup a* they have on the diamond. Hanley’* chunking atalf Kdward Moylan of Kan FranrlaSet For Saturday laManager in a pitiful condition. Wally co. orhu oualed Parker a t Spring Gaddla la out with a pulled tnu*- Lake, ending the In/er'a mne- ■'In - ln n a ll j INGLEWOOD. Calif., July 24vear winning atrvak, three, waa t.'lile e a n : :i Gh-Tha 8100,000 Hollywood Gold knocked out of the tournament n iila .Ir lV .h U E Cup ehnrt on tradition hut long ypatrrday hy Victor Hel*a* of r i t l f b u l g h ” H **ntl* Y e a le fV ta r on eaah. promliea to amu*« It a Philadf-lphla. IVnn Stale Grnv* llntlmi IJ. i'hlcagn 4. t quota of local and national IpterCourta champion, In.tiralght aria, U io o k lr n ». n n r l n n a i l t . \ , a*t Satnrdav a* q doren or more A l. la-ula * , S * w Y o r k »■ 0 1 ; 0-2. l ‘ li* b u ia h *. r h lla J e lp h la * I (nU *» - thoroughbred* go to the pout for Kclxa*. rauked H'-th nationally lil'R s-f the alghth tunning of the event. endiuiut I* warming the bench thu* wa* credited'with the tourna­ .am AWttlllt'AHn |.i:* I. Pel tin Them he--no highly .............. public!- with a tore foot. Hal Shite* ha.* ment’* hlgge.t levelfal. Hr down- will---sad ,Aeaault or Rtymle In th* pro- a aorv atm and* Bill Italw ia In rd Moylan in 3 | minute* of play, iwin.it *J J» -»»» 4? 4* .44* 11 *4 caaalon. There won’t lw a tough, tha hoaipltal suffering from fool to rate today’* apot in the quartor- U—.<ii, 44 4 1 ’ .*7 1 I I C- great little Kcablacuit to grab polaoning, it I* ic|H.rted. Hartley final* againtt aouthpaw Jamr* P l.lla d .lp h la . ‘ l* V .I * ml J » 4* . 4 0 I J*, , th* gold, a* he did in the Inaugur­ naa only two hurlera who aiv Rrlnk of Hcattlr. llrink had lu go W a th ln g ln n II 47 .441 J » ', al ‘way hark In 11138 when hun- In condition to hurl. They are three art* yntrrday to eliminno t ’ l.k-eg o • »» 4# .4 1 *- 111, ,^drad grand puroe* were at ill con- Htahlofirld and Mcadnwa . . . Hill Vogt of Princeton, 4-0, 7-i, n t I a iu I* 11 1* 17* »»'* M»« m I i * Y * * t e r * a r aldcrtd extravagant. 10 8 . Buddy Lak* and Mayo, LangS i. I ,» U I , N .w Y m k 1. Second aceded Gardnar Mutiny /".Nor will there be a handaoma eton'a open air fruit maVket u I'h lle d e lp h tr I . C t* v * la n d I ln ll.1 Chaltednn to win ai the Marv- progiraaing nicely at the cortM-y of Coral Gahlrt, meet* Earl Cochllr t t u n I , r k l r a g o 7 41* la n la e ii ■Under did In ]040. nr a Big PcI.Ua of Third 8treet and Palmetto ell of Brooklyn nad fourth aeeded 1 jn lh* lait rac* before Ijie war let . . . Rick Glllrapte, former Htet< William Talbert of Wilmington I* other two quarter-finals. •on Unlvenlty grid atar and matched again*! Boh Fallrnbur* Cochell cauod • mild atlr y et, But there will he aa . fine, a SJmlnoU illgn School coach, wr> of Beverly llille, Calif., in the terdav when he defeated th* na­ flald a* could l>e perauided ’ to I p ‘tha prraa Imix at tha Munici­ tion's 11th ranking Player, Sey­ •nter, Including two candidate* pal Park Tueiday night during the mour Greenberg of Lpa A ngl lei, “Ruddv Lake Night." Rick ft ; • w h o ju it a few month* ego ehowed 8-6. 41-4. attending eummer achnol In Stet­ their heel* In the $100,000 Santa Both Talbert and Falkenburg AtiUa ' handicap to a mighty son and has played a little, aenuara romidered strong roii*..-nJ»i* uro ball In the E ait Coaat League for th* title. for tha Melbourne entry —It aeemt In th# Women's dlvlelon, topthat Coach Carlfal* llughea of seeded Shirley Fry of Akron, the .Orlando American Legion Ohio. Ii paired with unseedeJ Bar* bars Jrsae of San Franciaco and Mr*. Virginia Horace of Sen Franciaco. •ceded aecond, battles Dorothy Head, of Alameda, Calif., no. 8. In lh* sanli-flnals.* T o ta l* TABLE S U P P L Y =L O V E T T S = PICCLY W IC C L Y THESE GREAT RIG LUSCIOUS SOUTH CAROLINA IIALE HAVEN PBACIIBS—THE PICK OF ' THE CR0PI -1 PANgoitD . Oiiaadu #** loi—e ee# • let tla —i SID E LIN E S declared out. liver* may be Uprlee nomine* or two torow, but th* gold, cup la sat, qdltai of the field, aa th* i point of summer racing at ywood Park. RBTKBUAY’K h t a h s rd Brown, Browne, got four In ffr# time* at bat an-1 In thro* run* to lead »hc ,tc an 8-3 victory o rer th* A ; '■/• a j Bc4ri>orough, Re Ha t a r * -all hit* in pitching a 6-0 over Fryday. .Hutchlneon, > * lj. that ha will nrubAblr work wrtli Lewi. Anderiion, 1946 FiorIda State League ump . . . Floyoda follow tha Xng Palmer handled th* J Boddy U V N ight" cerrmoniea at the Muni In traifto lawa,, elpa! Park like a veteran. Ployi E d u c a to r I t Le Sueur California Pink Meat Calif. Qravenateln California Plums ib 25c Lemons 2 Lb$ 29c Non* Higher! G rtenTop OCTAGON Crtep Green Carrots 2 Bcb$ 17c Lettuce Lb 14^c bS’aahlngtnn Slate Yellow Onions 2 Lb$ 15c Tomatoes Lb 19c BARTLETT PEARS Lb Adults • 40c Chlldreo*14c Land O'Sunahlne Peanut 19e Va. Cobbler Van Brode Aaaortment Cereals s* 1 Calif. Ixing While Kiln Dried Fancy Sweet Potatoes4 Lb$25c Potatoes 2Lb$25c Hormct'a Ultra-Refined Pork & Beans AH Rmnd» Evaporated Rinao-Whito With END SLICES Lb U.-8. Good Grade n P P P * » I» I I « OPENS 12:45 P. M, DAILY Bulk Fancy Patna F i r m H ip * 59c CENTER SLICES Livers Lb DUltYEA . . . AS TOUGH IN TAILS . . ,r AND TWICE AS ROMANTIC!> fllreet" or Park.Arenuo ... every dame the name! bo IrsetU Blue Band Sliced D rcascd A D raw n S eynfour -SIK.HIIORH FOB f la I I P ^?A B KRNNRI)r In “N0l*Y THIS IB AMERICA — “BRAtrry ' - Dean U til. Pig - 59c Soare Ribs Lb 49c TODAY and FRIDAYI! on "Scarlet 79e IIAMBURGEH Ib 39e Juicy RIB $TEAK8 Ib. 73c Reject CHUCK ROAST Ib. 55c Tender. Sliced W est Beef , Lb �g a e g m a s ait-•t'-r.-Z, ■ ■■ . * • " ■ H I E J A N F O H II i m H A l M. *A N IM lM ll. FM 9R II»A !■_ J1. ■• __■ ______ _ ■s r wgi T IIU K S U A Y , J U L Y '24, 1947 PaVCJK S K V B N ■ ■ —i carried other retain* along with of piiuid fuel and the M'-atitlRen' i r B E ’No Change In storm Truck Powered By erated it hut tended to push. up meat Iff hv it enters a small fourY A K D I.K Y V E N E T IA N H I.IlTUS pricea aa welt. It ia gmicmlv the l*omb cleared the plane, Q C rV lC C I s 1 * 11111110(1 Jet Burner Invented eyliudei eitgitie cunntdnl Jin - tly 'J .Vno-rira’a Mu*l llriullfi-l , ‘ t. acknowledged that a. ahurt- corn would tear off tb# bomlT* own to the tytick's iear uxle. * Vluminum - - ('rilar — l'»li.hi-<l Aluminum crop \5puJjl tiju lt tii lea# Tneat_ ling on an erraticc course course. Teal* , \«k llr Fur .I'rrr l.nlimatr leal*| WASHINGTON. July 2L < 1 5 Thr steam also operate, u small S tiT T il I'KN lt, |mi.t July £4. production- n*m*Y?Jt “mill InKlufi. stahdliluK fiu* and send If luml.-l C. c -W, w HeichrHriferr IW cIw M er^ cW P . w . S T E V E N S - i l l 7 W. Hollins.,It - O rlan d o d i t llT f uaf the *WT—A ateaitnpowcirnL t mcl. tnnt niixilinry engine that run* the tenprice*. • * with lei fighter* and small,' ex- U. S. Weather Service, advised derive* it, power from a revel n- eiutot uml water pump. I.'thriea. By,Oy.m A. MARTIN P h o n e 2-0721) uy Official* said tile ueu torn Wa s h i n g t o n . July S4, u n . , . Rep. Smafiler* (D-Ftal y**t«rday Uottuiy je t burner wu* I'tnmn- t ion is accomrdished b ) ii ttoiluvi,,m,„ iWe plan, to strated heie recently hy \V C. ilig oil into the flrum. , Official* li f o t m ■*« |{ovi>rtiiMWt estimate redim-a the | m,nihility derstnod to hat* denmn.trnted he _ j.’1' | __ ____ — — . m*m __, t re p o t boasting corn crop proa- of a livestock feed ahoclaui1 and this point, transfer the southeastern dlvirlei Minei, a Miahawakg m arm fart ur Miner raid p Ihii, fur t.uiiuifaeptcU IM.IHW.000 bunhrl# for help'should be followed by Mine ear The only A lternative ia to slow) office ’of the hurricane warning >r, and Id, thief engineer, I', Har­ ttiring sleAlll pli-pelled trLilts ate pleasure and ■- on- grain — — down th e jel p lan e to « speed aervlctr from Miami, tin halting the rising trend in many mx of* “the ----old I.v'l-, still indefinite. FOX TH E B E S T ICE CREAM livestock pi ice* ivIn re a bomb can he released. | The possibility of moving the . farm and food prices. Miner ilescrita-s I lid engine nr Prfjiiifut Truman, In his mitrThis, however, would make Jet i warning service, however, “will “the fits! completely .»Uoc -ful c;c Try .year economic repoit Monday, plane* little better than enliven come up for review in Novemls-r," glm- for highway vehicle^.** AAF.Seeks New Type ' yaid fear* of a uhott corn crop Ileichelderfer said. He added any. litmal aircraft. Minei explained that the jet W A K t U P B U S IN E S S / * appeared to be nnionit the far* Bomb For-JUd Planes The airntm ent of .’jet bomtx-r* move will lie '‘settled by mutual burtie) jue.l in Jlit- irurk vv.iv per­ N IC K ’S O W N ICE CREAM JK -A d v « rij..,iiig |n , |. / | tor* standing in the way of nec-dagrretncnf'on technical merit*:" fected vtnlv six moiiiltn ago bv Cal­ r* poring another design diffi­ The service, which serve* Flor­ vin D. MacCmrkcn an east- n» Jtt-' i^ p r ic a adjustment*. culty. " , ’ malic otir own Ice C ream , All flavora special crop »urvey matin ida, Georgia. Alabama. North vvntor. He *«id he ha**,>utehnVia! By ELTON O. FAY To keep tha llnrs of the Jet l a i t y — Uelirioua — lle a lth lu l Carolina and South CarMihA, was public Tueaday, the Agri, t'hure from the inventor exclusive tights WASHINGTON—luly 21. (iff— Department forecast the weather- The At my Ait Force* Is seeking fighters wleai—of obstacles that muted in 1942 from Jacksonville to use tlie let burner in h'gfiwaj <y w NICKS plagued ' crop at 2,770,000,(WO a bomb for its high aimed j„t aould , cause speed-.low mg drag to Mikml at the request of the vehicle,. MarCincken had Inm ttM bushels, bared on condition* p re­ bomber*. r ; nose r m -«.d n«>requirements. t« th* burnei fot use in furnaieaburied tu the wings h and 0 $ tm 4 1 4 S a n fo rd A v en ae meet war-time vailing July 15. / The hot ner uses uliuosl any fvpe Disclosing recently that top pri-j of-the Jet fighters, with hulliing Th«.-Department’s July 1 fore­ Both Jacksonville and Orlando ;r cast was for 2,012,000,000 bushels oHty is being given the project,I but their m unU s peeping nip. aie uidding fo r'th e service, If and Modem Umh.-i* depend for when it is ttansferred from Mi­ hich I* abf.ut 57,000,000 below AAF re scare hexnerU added that average, net year'* record im p it fa directly involved in the tests their protection on several tur- ami. of deep pencil at ion missiles ! i»r-imninuii guns operated hy utaltd 0.257,000.000. CHOICE 'central fit* control. Ilcnva how The UnitedJitftle*-haa a for*»t The new forecast la within to begin in Germany. BA-aure th o se ' hoiuiis; to lw; lu provide this massed piutective area if t>30. million acre*. ftut 80,000,000 hushrls of the Liquors — Wines — Beer atimattd nted* for maintaining dr»p|>eit from extremely high-fly -1 gunfire and still retain the aleak. LEGAL NOTICE _ vcstuck. dairy and poultry pri-- ing B-2Va, probably will attain atteanilin* shape of Jet taircraft llitv r In sliillrd iductitn at present high levels. ikipel ionic Speeds belule reach­ for . future bomber* it a headNew H everuge I)is|ien « er Continued good weather could n*r- ing tlia eaith, the AAF scien­ ache. NINTI. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT AAF officilaa said none of INCOURT, tial* expect to find important ruw the gap atill more. gKRINOtU COUNTS, Ice Cultl H eer A ll Tinten STATU OK n.ORlUA. IN CHAN­ ,4 When almormally cool weather, design clue* for th e new lyjos the various types of tiial model jel boiutiei t, of 'which about half CERS. gxcesaive raina and flood* ham­ weapon they ar* * hunting. Privately, they say the prob­ a doien have beetl Mown, ha* had ORt.t.EE J. EI.MURE, pered planting and cultivation lill.I.’S PACKAGE STORE and BAR Plaintiff bombing testa and none has bean the crop this, spring, corn lem is this: Notice Is hereby given to the owners and-or agents A standard design bomb casing armed. eta started a climb that haa tVII.UAU )’ 1*1.MUllK. Phone SSII 112 \V. l-'ira! 81. OefenUaut. rried to near-record level*. This Is acrodyiiamically, fiiiitcty on* ii ii i i s f l u a w — ■■■■ ■ ii ■ J t f ^ J frf'iril“ N H F I* tttnf n r w f t l i f h 'W e 'f ’f t d 'n f -'.D i hirrf. ft I U f use trom ^ aw- - i 'i n * . Herilnghaus.^^exirarniait) JfVeTfMk' pro-peraft. j Slat* great who now pHiya for the The mat, , i I loiuts. (In p iii|. ~Tn nra Florida, that it is the Intention of the Tax EqulfR Ion at current level*. Experiments Indicate that if‘ Brooklyn grid Dodgers; Is .rtc tu ti­ Tot Willi,in t' t imute, who,* rsslJ rn ir )■ ulifcaovtn. The com price rise not only dropped from airplanes tiavcl- er in the off-season. ration Htuinl m the City of Sanford, Florida, to i»You at, furtby notified and re61/ quiird to /'ppear tu a r*ri*.n tv.il of rompiriin Hint ssaimt you (or cTense th e nssesiied vnluH tions on ail Heal Properly a itlviirt,, now |i,ndiai in the Cirfv,lt Couil o( Uemlnoi* Coutiiy. a flat ten per 'cent fur the year 1H47. rtotids, rHuinabte ro-lhs Rule Day "Not Responsible of Ausuu. tth .1t> of said month, lftt. in ikfault th,rsof said , , y . . will prpciut expart*. t--i slu, order hr publjthrd (or For Wife's Debts" The City Cuinmi&hm of the City of Sanford,’ the statutory llm* required hr law. FO R H K N T _________ IlEA L ESTA TE W AN TEDF8 HELP W ANTED (ot (»ltr tunK'.dtlVj. W»ek* ln_Lhi F lo r id a .’w ill sit- in ■final session a- ,» Tak- Equallut* gxn(ard Herald * N,ar«psper o( P n iY K R s'fo ^ ftuT. By WANTED TO BUY: Small house GIRI, for cashier A cosmetic coun­ srneril circulation in said county A young man came rushing Into -day he phones me. and says.kind u( and slat*. tiuli Board at 7:30 o'clock 1’ .M., August 4. PJ17, or week. The Music Box, 119 ter, also soda girl. Lancy’* Di ug unfurnished, walking distance WlTNEUtt MV HANp snJ oHtcist the Clarion office the other d«> and sheepishly: "Yuu can (urgcl that W- 1st S l Phone 953. Store. of town. Reply box S, c o Her­ of office at .-tanfeid. Klorld*. wanted me tu print an ad—"right ad. Me and the missus havsjaveryto act upon the- proposed increase in assessed val­ ald. Jutv a . I> tsfl, I;hit ard Ori*)|>. ofliftHNnilN, quick"—»*) ing hr won't tie rexpon- thing all patched up. And wc tchavOFFICE space in Melach Building. Salesman and collection for white ■iblr for his » ifr’» debt* frum now ing a friendly gla*» ol beer, light ’ fL arge hght oflcea, newly deenr- 6 ARTICLES FOR SALE uation's, and alt pitrgons desiring to file uhjcctiniu Insurance debit, age 25-45. Sitl*> r k of r iicuit CoutL laled, all utilities, heat and <ani^rmtnolo (bounty* on. a» he's Irauog her fur kihhI im­ now." . ary and commission. WYite Box Him# of i iof liti or complaints shall have an opportunity to be heard . .-‘tor service furnished. Col) 803* FLOWERS . 1. D. M. care Heiald m ediately. Front where 1 sit.'tf ymi give II. A A. Dept. .Store. foe all occasions I alluw.-d a# how the form a were folks time enough to think things W ORK W ANTED at this meeting. MrNRI1.L A YOST FLORISTS all clciM-.l Up, and It via# tmi Uto In over, those busty quaiieD that FARM FOR RENT—20 acre* sub Sipes Ave. Just nff O lery take his ml He say#: “ All rielit, come so id ten from misunderstand, Irrigated truck farm. IS artes­ Office ph. 403 residence uh. fllO-ll EXPERT painting— contract or WATCII RKPAIRS ian wells, a 7 room dwelling liout ly basis. S. tj, Grogan. Monday llirn ''— and We agreed on ing will give wuy to toL-iall^e and tenant booms 2 Urgo barn*. BERTS SEW MACHINE SHOP Free estimates. Plume 7tk'l-J. II. N. SAYLU common sense. Three Day Service Monday. New A Uaed Mjrhinr* saUiiiK tor rent only with FLOOR HANDING & finishing, U( course, Ihe forms wrn-n*l {farm. Pn Cameron Avenue, Electrifying A repairing all make*, rbnning & waxing. Our power dosed llul I had kind of an Inkling CITY CLKKK. 115 French—Pbonn 11!>0 (East aids Saufotd, Fla., phone unit enables us to work where ' All Work . - i. of whit might happen. Then Hun[ 192-H. P. O. Box 88.1, E. B. there i* no. electric cunrioetio.t SEE JIMMIE COWAN'S Sheet Guaranteed' available. 21 year* experience, I Stcnre. Metal Works for new radiators, II. M. Gleason, Lake Mary, Fla )N VALE SCENT HOME — Will - new— radiator co rn, radiator 12 Months i IitJuJikiJJl Csfftitkt* iv i;: #— ^ open July 15lh at Chulmda, cleaning A repairing. ROOFING-HOOF Palming, all Fla. 18 milea 8. E. of Hanford kinds. Hrnilh Bro. Plume 1188. The Watch Maktt* —18 mile* N. E. of Oriatido. 1 model A Ford sedan. 1 sewing K>iy <votto— t oiwpa u n s i i prut npen. pii,rh„M .._macjtlne.—w ith, tlr f lrjs . . iimtur. 13 SPECIAL-SKMVICE3 OZARK IKH a tto ait abd vnioy the cool tni-exev LM8 Elliott Avo. Plxui-t (t'Jt-M. A^ ' L Thoroughbred llcrkshlre Bleeding I^rg e -C O N C R E T E HEWER PIPE H R Laki- (’atheriipj. I MATHER’S B M IF OZARn KIN AINT OUT ONE QUICK ’ LO O K / * Boar -for xervlrc, PhoM 540-J, 'grpnudi and walk* safe fiom SElTTC WAV T* GIT OUT UF „ JOS' SCORE TH1 TANKS, Grease Trap*, OZARK'S UR EAKIN' Blue Bird Tavern. , aq|p Daffic. (dirge lobby and WINNIN' THESE HOSIOUNOV FOR TH'PLATE/ Hloekn, Alumlnam WimW*'d uml room*. Real Southern citokthg. Run fro m Hrrcfns, Wlilte cement, Paint, FOR RENT -Floor sander. Easy . THUD BASE Brick eomvtrurllon. Cart twromoINNING... < f \ C IrtMt r Furniture RsLnii'hlaf Pertaa-tile, Hurricane brae.'*. operation. Rensoituble'rater, Han­ P^\ date 25! only. Plrohe or vertto fur Miracle Concrete Company, 300 Cabinet Wotb ford Paint A (Rasa Co. 1’hun* regtrvation at once. Oviomi 2 !'hJ i Elm Ave. PI.itne 1335, 30L Expert Workutsuihip o r, Ur. Martin, Ovie<io'23't2 or write P. O. Box 137 Chuluota, FOR BALE—Llitterork for drleaTHE SANFORD CABINET DODGE • PLYMOUTH Flk- Reasonalild rate*. 1-nrge w s t s ‘ and roadway*—Phun* SHOP PARTS AND HER VICE sedan for gusiwt to visit thslr 124L 10» Palutattu A rt, Phot,# 1011 124 Palmetto Arenas doctor. TUXEDO FEFU« - eompleta tiW-! VA-DE moth proofing last! b ,l*urnished and unfurnished kpartHunt's Tuxnls Feed H<nr*. Vests. Hav# your woolens moth "m en t. Adults only. 2300 MelProofed now. Downtown Clean­ D attar’es A Rsttary Charging. lonville. ers A Laundry. 113 Palm ing IL Ik POPR CO. INC. Ave. Phone 014. 2 W ANTED TO R E N t 4 CEILING fans for sale, lutnov's d ia p e r s e r v ic e Plano Tuning and Repairing. L, I* Drug Hi or*. ' 8111, Its*. 011-W. . For Reasrratlons ur linuiediste 5 or 6 room unfurnished houit or Paints, Poultry Hupplics, Nalls, Delivery to SAN C O R D will exchange rented 0 r»om H1GNB J ’utina FeH s, Groceries and PHONE 21137 By Wall OiHiicy Now Who’s Scared?! house ud Sipes Ave. near Air Show r s r d * __d posters bleats. Touehton A Watson, 12U1 2300 East Robinson A re, Or Undo MlCKIJY MOUSE Base. Mrs. Archie Weber. P. 0 . O— lllfK'H HIGN HRHVICU Celery, Phone 1IDO. . Box 8d, Hanford. O- D. Landless. Phone 1021 " PCBAM/'VOG rVtONRVI ONt MIT ME- I IF NC>U 1 WHY DELAY T H aven new. hitch1 KNCIV V O U tti ■""T en rahinrt designed and custom RAUfATORH rleaned and r*|)dlr Wheeler of Sanford •R E A L E£TA TE FO R SA LE sd. Cohen Radiator Shop, 1Q< built how by C. J. Gantt WoodCANVAS AWNINGS Hanford Ava. Ph. 363-W. *h6p. Phone 770-W. CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS REAL ESTATE Huuie trailer for sale. Cheap. Oil Painting, plastering and minor INSURANCE VENETIAN BLINDS Maple Ava. carpenter Work. 102t> W. 18th. MORTGAGE LOANS Afhminum, Steel, Wood I RAYMOND M. BALL, Realtor PRE WAR Gas R a n g v T s'' ovenJ ‘LAND C L K A N J N 4 AND , ' Registered Broker and 10 DAY DELIVERY Can lie sreri Roundtree Transfer DRAINAGE. “ “ t NEW CATER­ - insurance Agent / 404 Sanford Ave. - . PILLAR DEIHHL BULLDOZ­ Rm. 4 Florida Dipt* Bank Bldg. W e-REPAIR! ERS WITH, P A L M E T T 1 BABY BED, etroller end car seat. NEW, two story, three bedroom j Cheap. I'llone 7if-B. RAKEH T W O 3/4 YD. F R E E E S T IM A T E S DRAGLINES. EQUIPMENT: home. Two cor garage. On A rn sr lot J 10 X 140 In Mayfair. AUTO. ItADIOS, Motorola. Sale* NOW IN TIIIH V ICINITY 1 P h o n o 808 NIMNICHT CONSTRUCTION | 'T ill sell unfurnished or iutaUhed. ■ anij Service. The Music Uux, Phone 855-M. ' CO, ORLANDO. PLA. PHONE UU W. 1st.HI. Phono 853. 2-1881. Income property — 2 bedroom bung­ Two radio cabineta with pi: alow, 2 apartment gatage opartmotor* in them.** Bauer Appli­ RENT A CAR en t, bringing $100 per month, ance*. 108 S. Park Ave. YOU DRIVE IT $7,800—helf cash., Ph. I04»t-W. By F ran Striker The Last Word HIE LONK RANGER 12 FT PLYWOOD boat arn^ trailPHONE IM House on large lot. Corner Hick­ er $100. 1318 Summerlin Ave. emtlCKLAND-MOKHISON ory and 7lh Sfi 700 F„ 7th Ht. . Phone 788-W. [THOSE-4RE ORANGE U-DR1VE-IT. INC. THIS MANS N0J CHUCK CHFRAtAI $2,800. Apply to J. E. Walker, W ithout P ainful Backache ^HORSES/ THREE 20“ pedestal fans. ExrelTONTO HE’S fihF/iMA.N'b 810 Cypress Ave. Hsoy ■ sagsr n tu m en ntlsr* I act etas l a t u h t SEE UH FOR evtakly, MS* lia r dutexse that tk* n#J Isnt condition, hen Sanford ElecBROTHER» - 4 MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING U M t j ikwr tr s e tb n ay V# rin d SMstr*. g k i U te trs s i • R x ta rA (U #7 w ar it u xAND TVI'INQ f 4b. exceptionally desirable two- . trie Co. lit! Magnolia Ave. log Ik* «*#s*s e*U# sod f u l l r J o t i l . CREDIT BUREAU OF slo ry ' house, 3 bedrooms and 6 A R T IC L E S W ANTED U M i T k sr k<lp BHN( p#a*i s yes* skoal I HANFORD bath upstairs, and 1 bedroom V-»*» a dor. "¥k#a ' ^fafetU0t>*mft< 118 N. Park Phono 180 and bath downstair*. Large liv­ Highest ca*h paid J ot uied ib rfv rlM H ing room, with encloomi sun furniture. Ted Darts Furniture I EXPERT RADIO RRPAlRINU •Mih.fHtlatvii porch; library, dining room mu) Co. 311 K, 1st. Ph. 858. r'rk u . r»,rn»e. pirttlesse- nm&t i w e ike ■' H i* — F rtd M*r»e B ll E. 2nd HL kitchen. Unusually well planned Un JsiW* so* dials###, ftw e slM i I'LL .BUY your ra r regardleoj of a* to cupboard space. H u twoATTENTION MOTHERS Uaw* tk#nr# aga or condition. Roy Reel, 305 ear garage Incorporating work r t n Udncjs ...... —DIAPER SERVICE— W. 2nd St. room and laundry. Haa 110 ft. tkia't e slll1 A Ash i n in ltlfa rD , s broar ro e rd Baity Velvet furnishes hospital mu. >mwiliat raasai .......... frontage on paved struck Lot U cleanjtarUa diapers and dwdorWanted to trade 1937 Plymouth plentifully fruited, and landslied container. Economical and coupe for 38 or 39 Plymouth or Poaseselon September 1*L aafe. Fully medically approved ■ in ird -s r.T s r'T '" ” Chovrolrt sedan in good condi­ Atractire B. room modem, stucco Call Daytona 1487-W collect for tion and pay rg*h difflr IIWv. house la godd condition on Cryedr tails. 08 diaper*, $2 a Wm 815-V t*J Lake. Grounda ana well “PIRST IN 8 ANFORD" planted. .Sm all grove. Plenty 7 Pm*, Livestock. Supplier 11 of lake frontage, with dock. Bv. Paul Uiibinsov ETTA KETT M O W IN G -W a mow Three lots on Lake Minnie; ona FOR RALE good saddla bored or TRACTOR . tii__ _____ Wear fix* 14 Again” vacant lot*, roadside* or large mayu BE sg.vr tu r t o w n u N r i with 8 acre*; one with 10 acre*; . vvt^C Dcs&yec, > a e w e s TTlATS pony, A. O, Ben­ acreages. Phono 41 or 187-J. trade (nr kid pony. K*Uia ‘ TO Ml AMuMMErvr AVUk and one with S3 acre*. Owner U |W y*acs rm o to c s. inford Ave. ton, S. B ar' TOU I ', M* offer on eeparata lota, or IVHtN vamu.'CM r j TRACTOR AND TRUCK WORK. ilOrt'AX1 AuZHCi - ■! the entira block., Gdod mule for sale cheap. T. --- - SMU.tr.*.,----T J Let u* d e a r building lota, plowDw ' u o s' if-* and lovely home - Einard. P. O. Box 205, Lake !, in t,, h i r kfc: »a»l Monro*. Fla. moving a rm I 0»P3 — — — TWMW i Io5 or forma. Phone 4X2-W. Jersey cow, 3 haute* A u -io r house on steel, 'OU 1 ,C. a Fyrreetor, RL I, Rog 98. Midway School, Jane* CAr»rl AMuCtJMBNr i and bath ls t o : | FttBK.'PlXt II USE WORK WANTED—BI2 R, living room, u s r f $th StreeL 6w«a.*i ■ f/i ora and kltehl HELP W ANTED pla closet and cupboard LOST Jk FOUND raghouL This house has ra- EXPERIENCED celery grower or 14 eently been redecorated' Inside. trained farm manager for farm REWARD for return of black A If you are looking fo r a Lome of in Zellwood area. ea. Good position whito cat ptekaa np near Bill'* tr • dl.tinction, this H R, . for right party. A A. Dud* A Son*. Bar. Phono 810. FRED W. BBNDE1F A * Orlodo.. Phone 3151. * JOHN W. D, MOORE For American Mills Ho Ranmlllat Anderson aft ____ r — r r - .f « New Corn Estim ate Expected To Halt Rising Farm, Prices? From where I sit... " -- Joe Marsh NOW she^ ^ H CASHANDCARRY . . “I LOST s r gBsagas ■ mz t -X-.. A., . ; j . • - . ’ - / A- , • ’ '* ‘ 7 • ‘ \ Tf- �THURSDAY. JULY 24. 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA 'AGE EIGHT U. S.-Britain Agree On German Meet Indonesia Fight - Development Of BATAVIA, July 24 W - I n - Atomic Energy I U. S. Is.Outfinei LONDON, Jtjly 24 </P>—A high American aourca aald today that U. 8. and Britiah difference* over a conference on Germany had ^ t - ^ snd -stemm^l w X ? ^ M S o N .'MJn!yL 2 4 ^ been aaltled' aKB ITSaV "Britain letcrmined Dulch din e on Her#.# mn outline of what this had tentatively acrepted a U. 8. Invitation to meet In Washington ■ng. Republican stronghold in cotpitry Is doing at this time in to discuss methods o f , Increas­ central Java. American history with atomic ing coal'production In the Ruhr. he Indonesian New, Agency. ordlntry c,tU.„ . cant The Informant, who may not be ira re polled that on ihe «**tit all. Faw people can. Identified by nsms, said the Brit­ ish had sg Teed with the American ral front Republican troop1 unless they’re high In the governposition that other questions su‘h tpied Modjoketlo this after- menl or are scientists. The wore as financing and feeding of th i Th« ,r u jo * ** economically merged American hwest of the once powrrlul mt|c|, of it |„ b«|ns done behind and British lanes %of Germany should not be subjects of the :h naval base of Soersban*. closed doors. discussions. Dulch held an area around The outline given .here la prutHere's how the CAA goes about Ho Mid the- British also agreed . H * . . . . . . d o , . . . i . . . . <r to hold tho .talks In .Washington Ijokerto pnor to the outbreak • j <vf|„pment of atomic energy, Whan.,a manufacturer hltk upon ralher than ‘Beilin/ as suggested dealgn he believes can be sold •artist, hostilities Sunday. { It ta pieced together from the » the airlines, he a; disk to tho he Dutch, denying their drive report twice a year, la tha boss SAA t V a type certificate. Collision j .- .in k ..» h .d b .,„ w w J a g * S S l . ' Z S S S T m ’ S. The government's raperta begin >unced the capture ol O w l* eangrv* !»■» night. ducking the Idea right Chen, even I C n l t s s s i Iroas g a g s Owe) , important northwest Jav a] This commission, which makes lust a praporal on included lacerations of the-hoad, It. not be carrying fractured ribs and kmyt Injuries, and birthplace ol the indr- aueh a report twice a year, la Um nil or cargo for his 13 year old son ClArlt-a, who L nr» aatrrnf.nl I !>•>»« of atomic energy end every. v. .1' thing connected with It in this had a compound fracture of the uteh Marines, the And , he comm|„ lo n Isn't right arm and deep lacerations of t.llln* wwwnrthlnjg. by a long shot. the head. Miss Doris Temney of Longwood, another occupant of the car. was thrown d e a r of the. wreck and'escaped with la e e ra | lions and abrasions. Thrso In-' ju red , Mid Patrolman Bender.) were taken to- the Florida Sani­ tarium and Hospital for treatment. Trlbue, the colored driver of the LaKallc, received lacerations about the head. The following colored pasvenrer* UOf* OHaMo'**n>.Mn- ' jured: llltha MeKenny, who suf­ fered hip Injuries and lacerations; May Lee Noble, who had' scalp lacerations; Lily Stills, who had a fracturrd pelvis. John Sttlla, who died at 10:00 o’clock that evening at Orange General Hospital, had a broken leg, fractured pelvis and rnneuislon. The colored Injured were taken by ambulance to the hosnltal where three stlli remold. Patrolman Bender stated that the accident was caused by Trlbue' trying to p its-another' car .and swerving Into the path of the on­ coming Htudcbakrr driven by Mr. lit ability lo tdnnd rough weather, Ktnanl. Evidently the LaHatla Improvement In tiro wimlsh.et.l to swerved clear across the road for m ■protect the pilots In collisions It was hit on the right rra r by the E p M S t birds and mnny slgnlfirsnt right front of the Hludebakcr and thrown off the road. The StudeI "iechnlcal Hems. baker was spun around by the imPerformance Checked' But the toughest of ell appear* pact. Both machines were badly to be fha accvlerete<l service lest wrecked. An unidentified motorist who requirement, which became rffrrCredit Controls J tlvp May 16. D iet means th*t happened along and who had a B after the plane la gcnrr»1!y nl'- first and kit and knew how to ute ((VsNsstS f m Pea* <>»*> proved It m ipt go through n rig- it, gave great help-to Fatrolman ■ arous UO-hour flying ilcnronilrn- Bender, he said. In adiplnlslsring controls which might be necessary to gat grains to port rltles for . - Hon under airline npcratlng con­ first aid to the Injured. •Moment abroad. ditions—but with tho varied eiRepentedly t h e tommlealon With regard to unification. Ihe ■V- periences of a year* etrrice cro*d- ilUfISY’8 GIRL TO RETURN MIAMI BEACH. Fla., Jitl/t.24 President #ald he Is hot rearly to moans about the lack of the right td Into a week or ten days. of trained men. It says: P n t flying is thn p<|ulvnlpn* of Iff*) The Miami Dally News said eay who will.be named .Secretary kind "The nation’s supply of tralnad today that the brother and se­ of National Defense to heed the 40.000 to 60.000 miles. • nuclear tcienllste and englnaert M & a Martin 2-0-2. first lions- cretary of Virginia HIIL In whose unified armed forces. — port p la u r to face“thtr new regu- Ueverlg- ^JIMIa— h o m e —Benjamin "Iw lslattrm nrmpletlnf tlreunlf- la now- -wnpfnlly • ihort." ’ ‘ Besides Ihe Job of keeping , fatlons. la now undergoing Us ac- (Bugsyl Siegel was slain June iflcatlon procedure Is hrforo Con20, bad arrived a t Miss Hill's Bm rasa. It wlh set up the Army, •head with knowledge o f . mekavy and Air Forces as seDsists Ing atomic weapons, tb i govFight or Id CAA specialists end ranches of service. Each b-nneh ernment Is tackllnjl this doubts abodt • dotrn company esperjs '111 have a secretary hut over-aU Job: are on the Right. The CAA people 1. Trying to find a way of help­ have been designated by » ing Industry and communities ,Certification- Board •eUbllshed with atomic power. This Is a early In'the project. This boaid Zealand. m akes ths nue» for the accelerated test to fit the particular Plane. Tha test Is designed to th a t needs to l»« known about tlist <# a n d je e , th e c a b tl i& is rd rja B * soijiabodr ?" Camp Is • eat Ha and lime and pboaphata mlna owner. Starry dubbed him "tha millionaira legislator." Parker commented Papy hid testified he had a t varioui.tim es •aid to both accusing legislators overnight. £ Seeking discover!** for mad- * ^ leal naa, lueh a i In cancer treatment. The commliilon hai fire " " main government laboratories: At „ lo t Alamos, N ..M .; Oak Ridge. Tmn.t Chicago;I otto being bollt . . . . . at Patehogue. Long . titand, N. Y- and one being built at 8chi- .. **• ^ctady. N. Y. More than 60 unlvenltiia are gm , doing wofk In. connection w ith. eoo|ti' the work done at those labors-1 —. torlei. If tt did nothing elie, th is1 would be good training for young * * , K lentliti In the atomic field. *7™ But other work la being done IT.* . at big private laboratories and fh. by-industrial firm ., g j, " The eom'mleelon- can let some worth atomic Information out, Ipm a -of « . it m uit ba kept aecret. This t means guarding plsnta and check- j,e ■ 0 log on the loyalty of workers with the1 help of the FBI. "hare arker, Jr.. m M the Wet-re lag paid for vote, on the bllf7 trying to show that f'amp "Why should Papy bo going Oil ham "reached up In thin, around telling everyone he eonld o get their stories- accusing find *1 understand[ they are offer­ ing | 10O on this bill Y* hat motive hive they got fo r' “An hMWMtad ear could soon ifaeturlng this case?" !»e ask-i find that 1100, Parker charged. Referring to Cemp’e wealth, | ------------- --------------- * ■r inquired "W hat's he going] wt» ' '* **>• product of rofIt by It—to tell a He on ■ single y e a rs growth. Airport T ransfer Woodcraft Helps Boys - Grow-to Manhood (m tla a e S I n a h s i Om I their disposition In such manner si will beet encourage and foster the development of civilian avia­ tion. U la Intended to' preserve for national defenM purposes a strong, affidant and properly maintained nation-wide system of public airports, according to Ita proponents. ' D m law as applied to the San­ ford Municipal Airport, will not affect that portion strictly de­ signated aa airport, as this area and facilities wers recently ac­ quired by the City, nor dues It However, other buildings such as tha warehouses, cold storage plant, ships service building, bur­ rocks. the B.O.Q. and J.O.Q. build­ ings can, with CAA approval, he rented or t o n * for commercial use. or foy’Mhool, warehouse or storage • use* proceeds of which ■Would be MM for airport maintsnance, ha pointed out. In cases where the properly Is wanted for industrial or factory use. It would be necessary to gel the CAA to Mt a m Io .price, and turn the money received over to that agency, Mr. Bayer declared. He added that morn and definite details of th r project will ba an­ nounced later. Aa.evidence of tha "red tape" that moat ba gone through ba pointed to a high stark Soma coal mora. some lesa, but tha average coal of railing a boy lo ago 18 li $5,680. Thousand* of "Young Americans/* mimbirs o! Bays of Woodcraft* are building fund* for tholr financial socurlty and for collogo and Vocational training with safe,. sound* Wood­ man Ufa Insurance protection. man repreaentativ* explain how you* son can be pro­ tected financially while enjoying the fraternal and soda] activities ol his Boys ol Woodcraft Camp. -eervaUvelr worth 91,000,000 a year." To the Tallahassee lawyer's des­ cription of 87-year-old Odhsm si "the baby legislator from Sem­ inole, the self-styled dreamer x x x who probably u v himself pictured aa a m eiilah lo straighten out the Legislature.” AMPcm*.;;-countered ’'Thank God. we have him." .The oroeecutor Mid that he, like ' Odhsm, had eerved In the armed foreae during the war and W O O D M E N of tbe W O R L D Llie Insurance Society OMAHA. NEBRASKA 0UK V IS IT S (X C tlD 6169*000*000 ------ H. J. FINCH, District Mai Office Phone 967 Sanford* Florida 116 South Park Avenue Mentioning Papy'e assertion that ha had eald no mora to Odham and Camp than a comment 1 1 ^ * ?4 if -V - ‘r Hie cab Is rtxxi-wouNTin— cushioned on rubber against road shocks, torsion and vibration!. . . Driver s compartment Is wider, with w i k i more MKAf ileg r | rroom. r o r o , Widsr. m o w . deeper windshield and windows It visibility by 22%! Kaiser Hit th a t the contracts wer« 1st » he becama chairman of tha Production Board In August. T-**A1! ! rould toil them was what "wan bastesv with me," Krug said. : "W hat wta It. then Umt you e ^ a d J h s m l" a reporter askedT\ ‘" l aald that Katicr put tho hcot i f hjll on everybody In' Washing' | »i_w »he eaklnet memlivr replied. t . they told him that he have an airplane contract be IisjI no aircraft man. ned up Hughes and came I (aid that now h« had an man- Then he got the »> • - ■ • flatly denied previously I reports that he had torilora the committee. He bad discussed with Fergucontract letting but maint knew1 nothing personalIt, atarior Secretary declined ent on reporti jrts that ha he had ■ tha Kalser-HughM coni Krug but would furnish Seaalpn ■Houae CommUtro datlutt to kH p tha T*X * t V pkeront 'll"rise to IU50 dM’bo ?p*r- ? - .. iA m e r, stu rd ier is a m m to carry greater load* LUf1alZa^* i- V>Ts STpmLu. i**> l i a .- .Freeh air Is drawn inlrwnthfout- J side — heated InrokJ wralhev A —and used air < ie/erred sal/* ' A m erica’s First •y . -*• Advance-Design Trucks • j e acclaimed from coati to coast! fotlywuod parties W 5 ,S . h !£v.ua ' d ptcV-ups hava LOAD SPACE. . . . Longtr a U Ib s m th fiy w i battar load distribution. . . . CWrolvt'* famous n ju - n o A tw o inrroto aiA a A U lsart gaarsdfor tha load! ETerywhere. . . wherever you ( o . . .Truck ueere *r» praising the sensational new line of Advancs-Dstlgn Chevrolet trucks. Reason I They’re rsatly new , ragffv different, Introducing the Unique cab that "breathes'' —that almost literally "Inhales” fraoh air and " e ih a les’' used air,* plug scores of other new feature* and Innovations long-awaited—long*wtntadl Built t6 be first, and built to b i t , they're blg-looklng, blg-kiadlng, powerful yet economical trucks to do a m ore profitable job for you. See them now. LUCKY STRIKE presents THE MAN WHO KNOWS THI TOBACCO BUYER! TVIBOUOHT well over ten million pouneb a f t o b a c c o . . . bo I apeak w ith aorne authority wheii I say th a t aeaaon after aeaaon. I'vo aeerl the makers of Lucky Strike buy real �vm THE W EATHER ( a U a lty T h e r# I f S tr e n g th — 'T o Protect the P u tt* of th* World; To Promote Ui# P ra g m a of A aerica; To Prodac# Prosperity for Sanford. %%Con*iHfr«b!t» rloudlnets with ©crnlhnn! •howerf an«i thunder* tfnrtnA thlt if tp in ^ o and parly tonight • !*comintr partly cloudy through £«\urda>*, , A N . IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N EW SPA PER -e — V P L U M E X X X V III — * r "■ ■ ■ Established 1908 Ex-Congressman Gets Up To 2 Years For Accepting Bribe In W ar Contract Deal ) ' i | F R ID A Y . JU L Y Gun Toter Held A fte r President’s Visit Russian Says United Nations {las No Power Is Gromyko Insists Se­ curity Council Can Not Force Balkans To. Aid On Border Value Of County Property Given As $32,827,990 LAkl SUCCESS. July ‘25 UP). R u iiii told the United Nalioni Secunlv ( »uncil today thr ro u n d had no power to lorce the Balkan •tale* to (oopriate with the Amrrican-ptopn.rd border commituonSoviet D -lr^jir Andtn A. Gromyko tliui look thatp ittue with contrntmnt ol Hrtichel V. Johnion. Deputy 'U . S. Delegate, that decmoni ol the - council undej Slovak Communism Is Far Cry From Rigid Marxist Doctrines o n a * A s s o c ia te d Proa* L eased W iro 25. 1917 .»■ —■ ■ ASHINGTON. July Z i </V)~ cmgunm an . Andrew J. May wai sentenced today to a teim Nearly H alf Of This of from eight months to two years ValuationExcmptcd in prison on charges of accept­ For Tax Purposes ing $53,634.07 in bribes while he was wartime chairman of the , House-Military Affairs Committee. e. I The «°'*l ••»«•«* valuation ol *•n Lminj * _ . •.all ail properly proprujr in m ^Seminole « hih' The. two men •ccu.rtl ol pay ( t | ,he r|fn t ,;mf „ % U , ing the bribes-m um Loot lf) 2 7 .m $543,241 m,„e .had % r a y and H e n r y M a n .6 n - J .n w„ Johnton immediately competed , , today . _ *• ware given prison terms with a sealed by Sanford F. Doudwith another warning that failure minimum of eight months and a nry. county Ux assessor. ol *ny Slate to comply with a d* maximum of two years. The total assessed value of all ctiton o| the Council might mull The maximum penally that could property in (he county which if in enforcement measurei ol the have been imposed on each by exempt of partially exempt from itrongeit kind. Judge Henry A. Schweinhaut was taxation Is $14,649,700. he declai. "Any failure would lay the nonsix years in prison and a fine ol A 4 ^ W ’M 1M TRR after I’reildcnt Truman left the Senate chamber complying >t*ev open |n teriotti ed. $30,000: th is is 44,6 percent of the to Capitol police took Into 'ruitodv a 'man blentified aa Clifton R. action to iniuie their cooperation." The sentencing was delayed j{or last.- valuation!----- -----— —— —— !L ‘ 8plre», u f Augtwda, Ga., shown (centerl with the arreatlng officer*. Lorain Trum p'TteTtl and Paul G. STOttsyT He U*a taken Johnmn n td “ Th» CrtOftcil can r t^ e than two hours while die Assessed value of property to Galllnger Hoipital for olnervatlon. A bullet was In the gun. make such decmoni undec Chaplet defendants' lawyer pleaded for a (International Sotimlphotol V I." against Which. taxes may he lev­ another was In hie pocket. new trial an^i May beesrrcheA the ied for county maintenance pur­ Johnmn summed up his views court for merry. poses is the difference between in this way The 72-jrear old former Ken­ the $32,827,990 and the $14,649.I he Council has the pbw rt to tucky democratic congressman In* make inieitigations. Counities are slated that he had never taken “a 700 exemption, or $18,178,290. Homesteads, valued at $5,801.obligated in cooperate. I* is the alnale dime" dishonestly during his long service In rongrrsa. 140. are exempt by State law duty ol. the members of the l nileti He told Schwrinhaut: “I stand before the court today from taxation for maintenance, Br DANIEL DE LUCE .cent in the fir-t Slovak election* Nation* to abide by the decisions.*’ Gloniyko replied th at'll a nilui.i wUh a clear, clean conscience. “I hut can he taxed for interest and BRATISLAVA. Slovakia, July after war. hV er violated a law as far as I linking fund. Adding this sun 25, (AA—Slovak Communism wears Un the wall of flastoranaky's found that the work of the com know In the 72 year* of my life. (o ,|,e valuation lor maintenance a white collar to the officer-amt! simple offjre hangs a picture nf million "is incompatible w.th its icoe* to church on Sunday. | Lenin, but the No. I ItoUlievIk of r i r r rreceived c r c i v r u na udollar o u i r udlroct-____ irw i* i . _ "Ia nnever .■ *« i, i1n0T7o0 .1U1 1n. ...........— ly or Indirectly that was not 1 e‘«uala $23,979,430 valuation for It beats the propaganda drums history has a <|ui*tlr*l expiettlon soveieignty, then it can refute to c o o p e ra te ." honestly earned or juatly duo.” the interest and sinking fund. for Soviet foreign policy, llut It on hla bdnided fare, May was convicted July .1 af Of the $14,649,700 exemption, admits It never * a n b to see a 1 “The gcrutalion that the Slovak ter an U-week-long trial of ac­ $8,025,000 1* the value nf property Russian army on Slovak *611 agulti. Communist Patty's program I* By FRANCIS W. CARI’EN fF.lt cepting $63,634.07 -In bribe* from wholly exempt. The largest Items It, talks of drmocrary instead of made In Moscow is not often made, * LrVKF. SUCCESS. July 25 At munltlona maker* Murray and In this aura are the Hanford Mun­ dictatorship of the..■ff! proletariat. and ll Is easy to disprove.' Has.................... . Paul Martin, Canadian ministM ol Hinrv Garsson. The Gvjsson icipal Airport and Osceola air It wants Crcchnslovakia’a win- tovanskv said. brother* were found guilty of r I« porta which total $4,460,000 In ea dojrs to tin* Wrst wide open. _ “ W e^propose' nothing that ran nation health and welfare, dec late-1 What Is Slovak Communism? noH ..- m-liievnl through•ilembc-j|0d 'r Ing tile bribes fo r favor* end. tike* 11mated v alue/ said Mr. Doudney. i y ||IP principles ol firejlnm came Into court to hear their j A total .of $4,165,980 is exempted The answer, from Party Secretary- ratic nrlM-raara. In- act ti|i*r we oj jnfoimalioit and ol the piess I under many classification* iisel'id General Stefan llastovansky, re­ advorntr rooperution- with olh»r di|$ May toM Judge £chweln- Ing n t y and County owned land* sembles old Mniratn doctrines part lev In achievemg a broad sort- are essential to the main|rnance ha4fct V Ouwrt uuuse, Cause, 'Publtr Library,' w4*» abbot a* much "a* a Jet-propelled •lltation of the economic struc­ of fntein ational peace and othr y t y cnurehc*. raker resembles (he flying mash ture nf the state pieauppn.se* that “I neves got a atngla dlrno from efwnrks. City Jail,* oh|*clrves of the United Nations. the G am o n i or anybody «lar. schools, lodges, disability ami wl-l Ine that the Wright brother- wc nro open* to compromises.* In a prepared address to tlf' “I never, did a thing In Congrats ows exemptions, etc. Also exempt launched at Kfttyhawk. "We arrf for evolution, not tathat today vexea my conscience. l niled Nations Tlconomic and Solx $221,900 worth of land that has A quiet, scholarly ex-railway volution.” . "I stand here toda» on the mercy reverted to the State Internal Im­ clerk. 37 • year - old Raatoeansky llastovansky ha* never visited cill Council on the repoil ol the of the court. If I go to (all my provement Hoard, also $680 of controls the party machinery which Moacow and he welcomes InterUN Sub-Commission on Freedom said they will carry the ease to the delinquent, non-exempt property. harvtatpd a R*d vote of 31 per1; HVnllaaM ea Paae I’-ari ol Information and ol the Pm*. Supreme Court ff plea If n^-eanary, nAei Property rlasaified as taxable tied for a near trial ami praised Includes non exempt land' valued Martin laid hr* government supMav and thr Garssona befor* Hay at $12.784,M0; personal property pmlfd the iiih-commiision'i _tec■Vrr ested the court. valued at $3,697,270 and* railroad ....................... — lit ‘ ommendalion that a projected Among the reasons cited by the and telegraph properties valued nt wriild conference on freedom ol lawyers for a new trial was the $1,706,480. contention that the Juror* had lis­ Total assessed valuation at pre­ | inf'fimation be held early next tened to radio description* of the sent shows a $646,241 ln;rr*vo ye*,. He said Canada attached (('• R tla v H |* | 9 | «) over Uie $32,282,760 valuation gieat importance to this confer­ for 1045. Mr. .Doudney revealed. The Lions Club 11 prrpatrd to This Increase, he said, I* due to Spraying ol cattle vkith a DDI ence. , natural rnuses such m new I ull-J* take on the Rotary Club with a solution has not only proved ol I he people and the govern­ Ing* and Improvement*. Main­ softball game to be played^ next ment of -Canada believe th'al tenance tax valuation la $467,210 great benefit in ridding the animal* more than the $17,716,080 value of Wednesday evening at 7: 30 o'clock of flic* and insect pests, but by fie-dom of information and fiee1945. at the Lakrfront softball park, it dom of the press ate not only In 1945. according to the report was announced Iqday by Hatty reduction of mosquitoes lias im­ lOatllavM aa r«a* t i l l proved health conditions for ffeoof th e,S tate Comptroller, Semin­ Robion at tht meeting of the Lion* had a total arretted pie alto, said Ralph Wight, proTALLAHASSEE. July 25. UTl— ole (CCounty o a lla a M l a a r a s a B id at the Tourist Center. * . s girtsive Seminole County # rattle Ia wIh IiiKpcctH Site A l-eon County Circuit Court Jury Of Mine I)i«aHter Richard Drat, who w*a» nameil raiser; last, night acquitted former Hep. Demle C. Papy of Key West on all Spencer W ainright, manager ol the team, announced Two years ago at Mr. Wight's three counts of Indictment* charg­ WEST FRANKFORT. III., July a "14 minute" practice for Mon­ ranch.near Lake Jeuup. the lust ing him with attem pts le bribe Wv-Hl-John L. I^wiv. United Mine 61. Dies In Miami day evening. fellow legUlafora. lr<! spraying of cattle with DDI Worker* rhlef,- *rriv«-d here by Papy, wealthy 46-yea(-old hotel "Thii is all the practice nrers on_ « large scale tn .jh e—United nuti moblle trelay for*an Inspection Funeral aervlce* for 8p*ne»r R. operator and oil distributor, was nrTTie mine In which 27 coal digr^gr collapse and was helped from Walnrlghl, Sr.. 61, former yesldent lary lo heal Rotary,” be de­ States look place, and United g«-r % perished from an explosion clared. Club President Robion was Stale* Department of Agriculture yr*terxlay. courtroom by h it attorney*, of Sanford .and Orlgndo, who died tear* Mr earning dawn hi* face, bf a K a rt attack Wednesday af­ not ia .optituilic, however, and experts, tlalh and county agticul1.- wis, who wai accompanied when the jury- announced Its ver ternoon at hi* home in Miami, will pointed out that none olhrr than lute men gathered to witness the hy Hugh White, president nr Dist­ be held a t the graveside at lakerict 18 (IlllnoUl of »4he UMW, diet of Innncenca. The alx jurors, who heard four vlaw Cemetery Sunday afternoon Dub Eppi ii slated lo take the demonstration which turned out to •pnVa briefly with Gnvrrnor ■be a big success. * dava of testimony and ai%uments, at 4:00 o’clock In charge of the mound for the Rolatiani. Dwight H. Green of Illinois In a downtown hotel lobby and then deliberated only 36 minutes before Erickson Funeral HonA. The Rev. Ho'wrvaL Eppa Is due to fare Mr. Wight's cattle am now Lionel Nelson of the O r led , Metho­ thr f o i l i n g formidable lineup' went out to the old Ren Coal reaching their verdict sprayed with the solution on an mttipany’a No: H mine. A roar went up from the parked dist Church will officiate. of Lion slugger*: avrrage of every 60 days, ho -nut Mr, Walnwright had lived In Mi­ lie told newsmen he had noth­ court room as the verdict was read II. Rob*on, p ami about three time* during the ing to* aay because he had Just bv the clerk and Papy immediately '• sly ami for the paat 11 years. He la Al Lyon, e summer lesson. For two week* an'ivgd. was surrounded by a large group survived by the widow, Mr*. Min­ Henry Witt*; Jr, lb after each spraying not a mo* nie L. Walnwright ami by two Ib-for* Lewis arrived here, a qC/rirndt. Diek Ellaberry, 2b uuiio ran be seen in the vicinity, federal mine Inspector eiamlned 'wNiked for H. Deal, t. Papy daughters and two ion* by a pre­ he declared. the eearyd corridor where the said through an attorney. “ Inc vious marriage: Mr*. Robert F. D. Swan. 3b. Dr. Frank B. Qulllman, director miners were killed ami attributed Jury of I.eon County -has made a Illley of Miami. Mrs. L. A. Knight H. Bisbee. rf of the Seminole County Health the hlaat to an explosion of gay. itatem ent for me by clearing me mei of < Plkeavllle, Md.. Ben G. WainJack Morrison, ef Unit, explained that this I* due to William Gallagher Evansof the chargee filed again*! m e.lt -ight of Oviedo and Spencer R. Ted William*. If Aa I said on the floor of the Houae.J Walnwright of Miami and by aevUtility men will ba John Iva*. th« fact that cattle (or humans) elite, lad..' the federal mine Inector who began hi* axamlnaI knew I would be vindicated.” en grandchildren. Jo* Mom, Cecil Carlton and F.. are a sort of “blood bank" for Spe mosauitoes which cannot lav their (for on while rescuer* still sought The Jury during the final fourth ► B. McCall, egg* until they have had tRelr the last three bodies laid “ It was OVERLOADED dav of, the trial heard Papy charDaryl Swan called upon mem- Mood quota. Reduction of mot- a gas axploston: There's no Jom evl MELBOURNE. July ber* of tha club, to aid Jayceet Jaycees a* the victim of th e,Miami H erald,The chartered airliner which In their drive to raito fund* to ouitoea means reduction of mal­ quritlon about I t" aid aria, ha declared. Tw*aty-*lx of th* approximat­ and “other big newspaper*” who I crashed near hero July 18 killing the new Tourist Booth on Md used aa "tool*" hla accuser*— 21 person*, moat of u p m Puerto operate Contented cattle, freed of. file* ely 200 miners a t work in th* tb* lakefront. Rap*. Bralley Odham "* * * * * * Rican*, * t and Insect peats, show an average diggings 5000 feet underground of* *Sanford was overloaded about a Cl yd* Ramsay told of a new gain of 50 pounds a head over were found about a mil* and a and Clarence Camp of Ocala. ton. a Civil Aeronautic* Board pocket Braille writing machins thoea that uaed to ute a rot of taU **«lf south of th# main entrance Under tha law. the State cannot hearing was told today. that Lion club* are making avail­ energy battling Insects, ha reveal­ •h.ft; On# of flrg appeal from the Jury's verdict. • able to th* blind kt smalt con. ed; Drainage of *warn pi by ditches (ure-l ured Halnara miner* ri removed to a lo tp HOTAHY PROGRAM King Lion W. 0 . Uvfngiton waa RAPIST EXECUTED *7, Charles Morrlfon. p r o g r a m fined 10 e«nta by Tall TwiatOr and reduction of mosquito** by the tal >llad today. DDT spray on cattle were pointed COLUMBIA. B.C., July 28 UP\ chairman, announced today that An 18-year-old negro, Bert Grant, Mia* Roberta Erapa, soprano, and Harry Robson for calling a gui­ out by Mr. W ight a* two factor* tar played by W. IL Connolly, a that; had gvyfsllv reduced malaria. MrNg Nolan’s Brother was electrocuted her* today for S 1 j 1 I F L O R ID A , N O . 181 _________ __ Andrew J.Ma> And Garsson Brothers Sentenced To Jail • I 'j .S A N F O R D , Lions Schedtilo Cattleman Cites Practice Session Benefits I)or>,"'*i To Beat Rotarv From DDT Spray p Papy Is Acquitted On All 3 O ' * 4" • In Bribery Trial aHaietlloM 4 ^ man In, Darlington county two render - Guests- a t - tb*.- maatlng were “ — monthg~lf*rJUJI I I mEratea W a program of m ails a t the Rotary Ray Slaton and Albert Fllta. I K be waf led Into the^ penlUntdeeth chamber, O rant __ ked fir and waa given ”a little more chicken” from hi* laat night’s supper. “It aura Is good,' ho remarked, eating heartily. lie admitted hie guilt. “ I short­ ened my day* myself," he told the prison chaplain. luncheon Monday. CHARGED WITH HUDKR PENSACOLA. July 25 (AADe­ puty Shriff Billy Mareh said today BgL Grady E. Poland, 28, of Eglin Field died tarly today of bullet wouod* and that 1its Engllrfi w ar brido, In Jail at Creatview, would be charged with murder. . „ LBBDT APPOINTED T a l l a h a s s e e , July 25 u n Governor Caldwell today appoint­ ed L.C. I/eedy, Orlando bond deal­ er- and former atato reprasentat ire, to the Oranga county school board in succeed Samuel IL Wil­ liam*. who resigned. -G * • : _ if UNSOLVED CRIME MONROE. GA^ July 25-UP)Oae year ago today two negro men and thalr'wlvea wars slaught­ ered by an unmasked mob of about 20 whlta men and despite Intensive federal and atat* In­ vestigation*, and rewards In ex­ cess of $30,000, th* mass murder remain* unaplred, . Of W ar Signed By Tr uman; United Air Force Is Given Equal Rank With Army And Navy In U n i f i c a t i o n Bill New ACL Freight Depot Building Is Now In Operation WASHINGTON. JuU tAA Congiess sent to President Ituman today legislation putting the Army! A , , , ... and Navy unde, a single calnnet; A u t o m o b i l e L o a d in g officer—to be called the Sec lelatv j P J a tlo riT L . I s NOW ol Nation.! Defense. J U l l d e r C b l l S t r ............ . I his so-called aimed sem cesl _______ • W , c 4»ion7 m ;..,,,e" iff* »rj . r r- Stop-DatcsAre PutOn Vet G. I. Benefits; Many War PowersRcmain In Force WASHINGTON. July 25 t-rt— Pie*iilent frum-xn today signed legulstion leperlmg *ome 175 war­ time and emergency l»**s now or within one vejf ur^putting sto|Slatr* oiT'velerans* I benefits. It,, m rHect f n -‘ ............ slat-" the Air rorces e<)ual rank wiihj* 1 Freight the and se, sea torcrs (orcr* A At p.e.pies- f0 me land ,ana ana -- -Irumsn Depot building.* tecently ute*. In i statement. Mr. by ,he I ce Const,ui Iruction *.*ul it i« "not pn»*ible" at this enl. thr^A'r Force a branch <-om nf* J u „ put little to wipe out the whole list. in the War Department »*herr linto use this week. Another im I hr tr-w legid.ition specifically land officers wield biggest inllu-lprovement. an alitomobile loajling exempts cert-*in lx»** which Conence. Iplatfoim it now Ireittg built nrai gte*« and the Administration htve The legislation is one of 1 -the freight terminal Masonry work agieed thnuld resn*i#«>*ka4*«s**ks. big measures Congrrs* bad tick­ . is by Bridget and WillUny, Like Ihe temlution was worked out eted for final \action before ad­ M an cnnliaclort. _> ItyL.llw ptJu'i t,v .-ouomttaes of. journment -fornwrinw'. -V~ I he new building with its con- both House* and Attorney (»eneMl It It alio one of the major pro­ ctet* limns and cement blocf. Clark. posals Mr. Truman made *0 the Mr Truman voret-d hope for a lawmakers. For futiue iiitumal walls r» at freight car lesrl on defense, he also'aakrd that mill the south rnd, ami It.irk* will weedy end of the remaining emeraeney atattiter. find asked Clark tary training tu- requiie.1 for all be raised about 14 inrbe* on lb'- to continue hi, studle*. Hi* state­ phyalrally fit young men. All he got on that * pro­ north end so lh-*l the new tttbbei ment -aid: • Wo .li.ml-l . .onpl.-l- the order­ mise nf early action when <’-m- tired band Irurk* c.*n be putlt-.l gresn reconvene* neat January. more eaitly in and out of * *i.. ly reconversion r»f the ttmchinery and tipetaliun* of the gmvrnmani That promise rame wlmn tin* IlniMe approved n universal train­ it was announced by E. N f ield to .1 peacetime basis n* rap-dly ns practicable " ing bill by a vote of 20 In It. thu» mg. Iieiglit agent The I'resident on Dec. 31 de­ sliding it to the ratemlar of tm-sll>urlng wartime, Sanford »«> n clared an end to th«r stafo of ho*. lies* which will be awaiting the transfer point for the wloir f| tllltlea........... This struck t*f rm cr,e*‘.!l, , to ”wasWh'another n .\h*y prog,e«* rM,,pn,W*' Florbla. but vinca the romyletinnj RP„ey |a*vv f,<om the tiooks on New I In* in of the big terminal at Wayi’i'**. y , ll(, | , <v and «e$ termination Conirreag' drive to clean Its date Ga.. tills transfer business ha* been1 dates for .11 others on Juno 30 or for adlournement: much reduced, ami at p -s e n t Tire House p**»ed romprnnii«* goods and merchamlUr nr- re­ later. Tlie new action luhrs another l-ci*l«tion to end Nov. 1 th« fov- ceived niostlv for the Hanford long -1,-p t m «id prac-timo opera­ einm rnf* restriction* on inxlall area " The location of tlio fr -iylit tion* nltlimigll 'the art-inl end of men buying ami selling. depot in -Ilia lo-ai t of Saof-r-l, Gir u ni f--r intei nali-otai purThe Senate Labor Committee np- makes It easily aceesslble t-> h isl iniu-w AxU-.iuit .oioe -until pence pmved. 9 to 3. the l’ie*;.|-i|t'* Interestsram l tn irttn g Mutca llr.ilirt it,e sigl-etl. nohdiiaUnn* nf foimer I'eio--ci,itit- neis ttn r major effect of today’s ac­ Senator Aim Mllldock to l>e a is ample. The building is more than ?0'* tion i» to nut st«>p-<lntea on G. I. member of the National Labor Relations Bi-erd. Tha committee fe«llonr and 35 feet - wide, l-a* a Iienefits for. niv-*ut 16,000,1)90 »er. also appr«ve<l the nomination of rvble-loading nlatform ru n n 'n t tl-» aleentrli ami tefernnr. Iletrafler n»ir nrmy <nl:»tecx J. Copeland Gray, a* a member of full length r-u the west »i-l“ mid r -ot (Im-loilir.r lb---.; who entered scrthe board and Robert N. Denham on the north able has a « I *«nf iM iirtl % lfl naltform with roof shelter illli n as general rounsel. Renubliran*. after holding the ramu for easy unloading of - -o •Renata in «e**|on all last ilgnt, lev gave up artiiins effort* in put Within tl>» freight building !• n (I natlMneS n a t*aaa S t s l sennrate office fm K. K* TTrilhurn, wnrehnute fnremnn. Hn pcdnt-l ollt a screened enclomre wh'eh -* rnt proof, nml iised -for «*•*• **»*r fiKHlv anil perivhnlilev. .Tlie,,- i* .1 large piatforin scale of five i.in AIIH'NS. )itlv 25 The rapacitv. Rest rooms hm - '•-"* ' \V*r Mmivti\irpoitril today tin t orovided and Ire water ili ' t- -u‘ , <ii iiili, foice ol between 1.200 fountains. It I* ptanneil to rut th,- w.-e-t- yu| | .50(1 men fml hunched • BERLIN. July 25 (<P) - A dr' and imptnve the uppearnn •• -f “ • iliomt .rtt ick on Gievrn.r. approxfetenie between the politic* nJ area to the rear and vide of tin- -I • liinlefv 'll iiuje, from the Albania the United Stale* Slate Depart not. according lo offirialv. In front flonlin rnd about 50 mile* e.»»t the office building. Im -• men! and views rib the Ament an of ,.l f,nnit*a, e a tfie c local point ot bloom brightly. military government here concern flsh'mg tlong lire holder. ing Germany became appaieni file nuri),Ji* • tic! thr gurnjltoday. . l*« were *ve|| equipped with heavy The new* o| Secretary o l *,r*p.'-o« rnd bid forced back Stair M ttdiall't invitation to go.vnlpinic ot'ibide (iieven.r in their France to participate in a three-1 flirt atfw k, liuntliJ .«t about 5:00 power conference on Germany’s in A. M duilitaL Jevflr hit governing ollt — MihTTrv_ iiiihMit!a, mid the *t; BATAVIA. T'^v 7rnrr-A-TT,r rial* in Germany with ihaip im cpraldre.d Dutch vouice *.ml t'e ln l n k d t u n s part ol tire guerrilla pad. the firvl phase of Dutch . r l"r>cc whirl, hfd previnurff, »TThe U 5. Military Governor. Won* againrt lire Indonetian lh - t-w 5r tL L'l!!!1'* .'. ‘ General I ririut D. Clay, declined publican army, armed *1 i.olal-j G.evrna I*' * »qwn of about lo comment hul il wai learned' ing central Java from tire n-- Ltl'tH in Ihe foothill* of the Pinautliniitatively that ' neither Ire nimltic iiikT aiI riml \\ f%t, ||4il,I^U t*u* •w*»unl.lini# nor any other lop American no! The CJtrtk 8#cnni Army Corp» j , lt, jl( , „ ri„ n r#info r« ilary go*einmcnl official wai of­ complete,!. Reporting from lb- Repul,In «» ini-nt* lia-l to-eo uiorlng toward ficially informed ol the Slate Dc capital of Jngiakarla, deep m the | Groveiia vinre early morning and parlment * <udden offer lo Frame -the viluation w n 'Meeelopinq fa r.either before or after il was made intrnor, Arrociated Pre** lO |lr or ably-" S'ltie reinforcement* alThe only information received *pondenl f larrit Jackton «*id -ol : ready hail Jotn-d Ihe hattle. RtiMfirrr final Republican* oliviou*ly lo Sr.ltfirr* firing riK-ket* and in Germany on the .whole war a taw the pnttibd ly that the Dub', "’"chin-gun* were reported k»eeprequeit to hold up the announce­ s'oady would render ihe Dutch | m,*iIio,|- fin-. Kcroml Corps M under officers said ment of an Ameriran-Brilith agreelonlinuoutly precannut will, gun tin- gneriillas would “ either he rement on Germany1! level ol mnrllfwl or rniahecl,” Th# guerrilla* nil* warfare. duilry. reafhrd after weeks ol had not actually f\tt-ird the town, The Dutch informant h -rr said negotiation, there source* ^aid. was said. fi t the next step for Dutch troapv it Pre** dispntrh-s said a 24-hour The qur.tion of giving France wouM ^ to mop up tonr, „f t J ^ f.y Greek nrrny artillery !aa aa* , l a r , , l , n n i f i a l 8 la alc. t a a a a a 1 aa * L > _ — a voice in deciding, Uwhal the llev lance In Ihe eastern ami Western pounding ami aircraft had routed 600 goerel of induitry thall be for th* pari* of the Island and install n-.v II amllna,4 »* f s i e %l»l administrations. Whether Dutch combinrd American and Brilith troop* Ihen would drive on Jogjak­ loner of Germany war contidered arta In an attempt t» suuvdi the Series Of Robberies by authoritative aourcet here at remainder of the republic war un» Reported In Falatka virtually a complete reverts) of decided, the Informant said. A Netherlands army rommunlgrandchildren will drop out of eol I'ALATKA. July 25 (,T> County one said (popping j»p already u n begun fifth # eastern part of the J tid g r Caiiiliy Green today said ^'Regardleaa of whgt h** been __ I ■* 1 _ I L . a l la la tia aa»aa two men and a girl had conferred raid Ip the tea malicious p r tti aax aax ax Island. An Indonesian army communi­ participating In a 'scries of butI'm not guilty.” during th# reported that Republican inedp house burglaries durin Defense attorney*, * who have que ‘"seilsM * nddii-yh*-I i —Haseg ea r a s a H al group \v*s led bv the 19-sear-old 19-gear-oli wife of on* of the prisoner*. Died This Morning HEARING RET JOINT 8UIT LEONARDTOWN, Md., July 25Five person* have betn charged TALLAHA88EE. July 25 6TI 11- D, Berry, 76 year old brother W7- Civil authorlllea today tent­ Th# Supreme Court today ruled wirii parilclpating in th* affair of Mrs. Mlmrale Nolan of San- atively act Aug. 1 for- arraign­ that a husband and wife may sue which has upset official and busfnrd. died this morning at 4:00 o'­ ment and preliminary hearing for Jointly for separate claim*, a ri­ Ine** circle* over Putnam county, clock a t hla home In Winter Gar­ a young seaman charged srltia the sing from th* same transaction. but only four have been taken In den a f a r a lingering Hints*. ' murder of Mrs. Julia Katona, 36 Answering a certified question cuMody. Today Sheriff W. J. Reeves was Mr. Berry Is survived by hi* year-old navy .wife found alaln submitted by the circuit court of wife, one ton and on* daughter and after g pepny-ant* po k er' game Oranga .rouoty, the court said looking for Ccdeman Hancock anothf* eleter. Mr*. Edna=MIIUr at Her lionie near Tall Timbers. th* joint suit could I,* filed r.Veti after Judge- GreCn Insurd a capla* Md. The seaman, 'Joseph Daniel though h 1943 UgMatiVp art per­ for-him and set bond at $ 1,600, of BunaslL Funeral arrangements hero not Rrouilletle, 22, of M anchester^. mits a woman to jy # and l>* »ued saying that Hancock had jumpad • IL, It held in Ihe county jail here. In hep own right. yet been completed. a $5*0 lonid. — h r BiTek* Guerillas Launch Vigorous Attack On Grevena Stott1 Department, AM(i Disapre*' 4to (ierman Policies Dutch Report End ! Of First Phase Of Indonesian Fitfbt a -L v ■ii (• - • »* •* »='i V• f 5§iS f4^ : v *. * * ... . > -• . * a. . i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 24, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 24, 1947. 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