19 10 427 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/07c6e09265d8263e17c09b0f1b1a4566.pdf 87e4a5313c95088e6b6ea02eb4725171 PDF Text Text *.'v \ I — ■T H E S A N F O R D H E R X E D , B X N F O R D , F L O R ID A ' PAGE BIX I*npy Trial Orlando Bride Held In Murder Inquiry Soviets Warned Of Intelligence Agents Action Postponed TUESDAY,'JULY . 22, 191 IWps ft"* Satellites Warned Boy Reverses Story Of Infant Killing Camp Winona I I' m Us w I Irmm i « n l)M | ll*ontiOOed I r*»aaa P i g « ff* # > U 'u lis w t Irma Figi w ifi I. Fred I’oey’s team Won » the $ 1(10 a day provision still ap .Balkan* would be a threat to JACKSONVILLE, Fla July 22- plies. peace. MASSILLON. O.. July 22 UP) water polo game. Sunday nig MOSCOW. July 22, UP)- -Soviet i/JV A Jacksonville tpan and hla Meanwhile, Britain proposed The mysterious deaths of two at the council fire the cat! The 16 day amendment was that tha council sidestep a de­ roncern over operation! of* foreign 1 bride were held today in El Faso, adopted Infant* In Massillon City Hospital, again put on stunts wi ’ • Cab ■ on recommendation of intelligence agents wni emphaTexas, fo r , the Georgia slaying cision on which of the Balkan apparently solves yesterday by I wining with its graveyard tee tited In an artlrle in the fa*nlnof Myron D. Sutherland, ns, Jack­ the Sanford Retail Merchants countrlea were responsible f>■> the the statement of a six-year-old in which comical epitaphi we Association represented at the grad I'ravdsj which rritlcixc I *evread front makeshift tombstone sonville oil filter manufacturing meeting by Ned Smith, president. current ’disorder* in that area. hoy, reverted again today to * The tonibstones represented th eral citixent for carelessly or un|company employee. The British proposal waa puxxling conglomeration of varied Mr. Smith stated that in view of conacioualy giving out state *ecgrave* of present campers . Sutherland'! decomposed body Wilson’* opinion that the contained in an amendment elim­ stories and differences between years from now. feta. I was found Sunday in an aband- Attorney inating a paragraph of an Amer­ officials. fee might not be valid at 9100 “ One should remember,” the ar, Some of the funniest were , unrd cabin near the edge cf Geor- a day, he waa withdrawing hi* ican resolution which Russia and Mr*. Roger Gue, of nearby tide laid, “ that with the end of gia's ukcfctiokee Swanp just over the Soviet satellites had attacked Navarre, mother of young Roger llere lie the bones of Weilt objection to rrdurlng it, provided the war underinining actlvlllet of the Florida line. In the back of the 16 day limitation was approv­ on the _ground , that — it presumed Gue, who yesterday related to Spencer, Ills lumbstotie is mar TALLAHASSLL, I la., July 22 fureign intelligence have not weak. I his iuail was a .22 bullet-hole and thd guilt o f Albania, Yclgostav1* ! .ndlca iww La accidentally drupped tie, but his head much den ed. according to Mr. Sayer. VP)—Attorneyt for former Kep. enedln the ilfgfifest.- It la known t an exploded shell lay nearby. Hit _ jthc two Infant* last Jdne «. said ser;** "There w*s a counriito, •Mr. Smith tot'd the Commission and Bulgaria. Bernic C.’ Papy ol Key Weil to ■that even Imurgeoffl stales, whi^h I'JIJ- t.tUo Chevrolet sedsr, with that rain Hit t: the , Merchants A v i a t i o n . , A *P°ke,m,n fw thaAmerican her son today had reverted to hi* by the name of Brock, lilt Florida license {date 2D-7I23 was at an afternoon meeting, hadtddegation y id tha BHtjsh amend-[original was brilliant, but his h day moled to exdude from- ev are identiral in cliataeter, con Hitt tale of seeing a large siantly send among each other missing. ment would be accepted by the boy in a whlU. coat enter the a ruck, He kept the hooks of tin idence all letliinony on conver spiei, diveriioniiU, terrorists and The man and wife held for adopted a resolution requesting the United States. This was one of nursery in which the infant* were ramp hanky-- H« -lie lied, they spW taliont in or about the Honda assassin*. Georgia police were Identified by Commission In the future not to two conciliatory, moves made at found dying. in the lake he sanjtr* ^XheiSaVg adopt any ordinance effecting “ Capitalistic Intelligence oper Home chamber in connection with Ilet. Lk-ut. II. V. Itranch as Wayne She declared she did not now a councillor hy the name of R*d this morning's council session in F. Woodruff,' 27 and hu bride citlten* or merchant* on Ita first an effort to reconcile conflicting belivr her son dropped rfhe babies He was killed overnight as he la) charge! that he attempted to bribe alts even murie actively against reading, but rather to carry It ov*r the Soviet nation, trying to under­ Jeanette, IP, formerly of Orlando. Soviet and American views. and told newsmen she and her In b«d. He tangled with the hoyn , fellow lawmakert. I t' mine 1U military and economic Detective Don G, Butler said to the next meeting, Sayer report­ The other nytva was msd* by husband were tricked Into letting in Cabin JY, He tried, he died ed. The alleged Convert* lion» from intght. n Warrant had been obtained by ha.is nu more." Invrstlgators talk to her son. A letter brom W. D. Ryan, gen­ France. flu. sheriff at Folkston, Ga., the baiit ul accuiationt agaiml j "The strictest maintenance of The U. 8. resolution referred There are svveial new boy eral manager of the Minneapolis slate-secrers by every Soviet percharging Woodruff with murder Papy. now on trial after a gi.mil urn is of exceptionally great tinto the report uf the Balkan in­ tn cupip, Gene Estridge, Johi arid asking that hla wife tie hrld. Baseball Club, was read In which vestigating commission which de­ Nathan Mayo. Mitts commis­ The lw« wirk apprehended si they the City was assured that at tha jury indictment. porlance for providing seem tty Fryer, Frank Mills and John Butt Bid Offered sioner of agnculttpi'. wjit, an- stepped from a California-Itound end o f the spring training 'period clared that any future hostile Defence alloineyt aiked the for the country." *n. )i " " ” noonced today that he ilw-t not bus. the Municipal Ball Hark wobld action on the part of the three court to rerogni/e an old Knglidi ItW a lia a r * t r a n !'* * » '►»»* Those who visited the t'slnjJI intend to retire at the expliation lie turned hark to th# City In Soviet satellites would be con­ Burma Slaying sites to lie Inspected either by a Sunday included Mr. and Mtt common law of IbHH and tlrike of hi* present term. “ Th - ruin-1 a* good condition aa when they sidered , threat to peace. sub-committee or the entire com­ Fred Poey, Havana, Cuba, Thom took it over. He also agrred to ora are absolutely without founda­ tiilually all of the letlimony «l Glades Park Bill It a a tla a .U fro m I 's t t t h o t as George, Mr. and Mrs. Join all conditions stipulated by the that the McCormick Luntlier Com­ mute. the tlale't ilar wilnett. Kep. Brai* day were the traffir men at the tion'*, Mr. Mayo declared, “ us I These locotions, he revealed, Cranston, Mr. and Mr*. Edwin expert to la* a candidate to succeed City In regard to taking over the pany Building on West Fit it , ley Odharn of Sanford. M iMtliHiird iranm P a c t «tw| gates." park. myself In tip- l!MH election ■-gardStreet, previously condemned hy will be. Inspected after due notice Locket, Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Hunt Thali in Nu said Aung Ban wn* less »,f who el-.- tun-.”. “ I have t»» arquire |irivate lands by purThe jury w ii taken fiom the Mr. Sayer, In behalf of the City, the City, Is naw being repaired. • has Iwen given to the local Post. and Millard, Jim Richardson, th in* May that a plot was an unflnlshi-d program in lip* ulti­ rhase of romlrmnation. had written Mr. Ryan outlining room while Odliam re|ieatrd in warned A hearing date waa set for July After this a final meeting will It* snd Mrs. C. L. Park, Lieut, A. in the making to kill the entire ....... ............... ............ ............ t . Dirksen said he appeared st the the City'a requirements ond remate developing) of'agrletilft{re,"i 30 to determine whether or not held by the rommittce prior to W. Epps, Rolwrt Altman, Gaines­ more detail thin ever hefoie'liic executive council in order to taus i he ass,-rli'd. "and I am n-king my, rVJ!u*’*Ai' JuvlI Hopkins, G^nnd park ho return- to revoke the license of J. D, Carl- making it* final -recommendation ville, Johnnie Walters, Mr. and arcuialiun that Papy uffeied him integration of th* antl-Fawiat Ihnusaudt " L witey-stw -said, awns JJ(- ttd end of the season in ’as ton’s |>*er place on Wry. Ninth for the site to the Executive Com- Mrs. Ray Fort, Mr. and Mr*. in th« Dirksen good condition as the visiting club Street, concerning which neighbors milter at the Mid-winter Depart­ Bill Johns, Mr. amLMr* V\ C. earth ami whuhnygino Trip de­ People* Freedom League. (..!> i»m - woftt* that I am not ready to quit ,HH* inanl political fartlon to whic.t my post." . said he has no objection to expan­ found If. The City agreed, to fur­ have complained, Mr. Hayrr an­ ment conference in January. Final Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Georg* feat a bill denying race bookrnak- the slain ministers lielottged. This, sion of the park If private owners nish sand and clay for the Infield, nounced. action on the site selection will Speer and daughter, Mrs. Nancy en telephone and telegraph terv- the rrinspiratnrs lielieved. would an- permitted ot retain od and and to furnish a ground's keepe? to It* taken at the Department Brock. Mr. and Mra. It. U. Hutch Purchase of the first City lot ice. enable them to seise power dur­ mineral rights, plus the privilege assist in maintaining the park Indonesian Revolt Convention In Panama City In Ison, Mi.‘ and Mrs. Don Dunn, on whlcbgthev have options l-y E. the ensuing chaos. . uf carrying on explorations. during the training season. The defense argued that under ingThukin R. -Doyle and W. D. I’arbrl who April. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dunn, Mi N'u said a tribunal woul I He said he believes 25 years M stnIi>iuni fttisti i'AK» Owrl the comimin law, ronversatiuns in Mr. Field told the Headquarters and Mrs. P. C. Stanley, and David plan a home building project on In r*sty»i*e to a City request lie established to inquire into cir­ would Isa sufficient time t> . give rlonesian we likely huuhl eneiiunand aiound legislative chamber* cumstances of th* assassinations lei BOme aurh ,e.i ••mug as this: individual owners rxplora'ien pri for bus -Service to and from the Magnolia Height* wq* approved. Committee of the manifold advant-l and Joyre Stanley, Mr. and Mis, between lawmakers about matters Fernald-Ijiughton Memorial Hos­ The purchaae at this time was age* of-the Sanford lakefront site,'] Alfred Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. “ The Doleli and the liid^Peellitis allege*. .-pending iiefore them are "ab-riim’ - and would exauiine all under nrpital, the-Silver,Cab Company ad­ necessary said Sayer, in Ordtr to where the Memorial building could J. A. Rogers of DeLamt. icsf, including U Saw and other Ite|i -Smather* (IFFla) said leg­ ate j acridly as hu apait ns the tie seen from the railroad (St. (ly privileges! and inadmisAtiliT's* vised that there were not enough secure FHA approval. Also Stanley Willink, Mr. and rival political leaders. poles. We have little in common. islation looking toward establish­ people riding there to pay thq 'court evidence. Du* to numerous and dally com­ Johns Bridge), the waterway, the ‘'Nothing shall deter in* from Tha quern id tin- Nethe/laruls ment of the park waa first pasted operating Mr*. H. Jacoblun, Mr. and Mrs. highway and the air line*. He told expenses of a bus. plaint* reaching the Sanitary DeJudge W. May Walker eirluded the firm purpose of achieving by Congress |N years agu. atld ‘ 'from residents ••• -in reg-t e l Jhe' Post members that If Sanford W. R. Clark, Mr. and Mi ’ Hen Milk in local dal [lea was re­ partment the jury from the tooni to bear the ultimate goal bur beloved la a U-neviilent ami lovable- |H-r that 10 .State legislatures and five sonage, hill she ipot one of ported to have met Grade A re­ to nclghfrora’ chicken yards living I* inspected by the Committee, Katx, Mrs. R. Shuemaket, Mr. technical arguments on the (mint. leader set Is-fute ua," he was Florida governors "have considerUa The memls-rs .of her giivern quirements during thu jiresent too doae-to thair homes, the-City local dale and - fraternal organi­ and Mr*. Eugene KitrUigt-, C H* did not rule Immediately. quirted as telling th* pew times m a ilt itr u - J u i t i g n e r j _ l o _ u a . W u l . « « " d « P p r o V t d " i U UUIdt month. Employment of E. L Levy Attorney waa directed to draw up zation* will be requested by th* F. Garner, Mr. and Mrs.--Don — Odhaiit-testified ytal i*apy made of ‘ IIiiiiiiu, the government pa want ahmdule severance from ,|l»‘,|t «n ordinance to defining the mlrji- Post to co-operate in Impressing Bolls, Mr. and' Mr* Dick Fill0. H. Giles as’ fi remen wasjlj an him tyro bribe offers, one just out­ per. "It appears to me we owe some­ and Hnlland, so that we may rut approved in accordance with pre- mum distance a chicken yank may upon the committee members th* terry find daughters, Ray Fox, side the House rhnmWi'a main He denied that former 1’iemier ourselves in these (airy lands if thing to the public Inti-rest,* and ‘ ‘ l\Ih *located * ‘ from ‘ . . . . -bout*. mlyjtntpKVi t>JL.JJaitfyJtLj%a_*-jUe Ml. .11.! .Ml,, i.o.o-.et Llie\bc a ncighbpr’* entrance and immediately inside Ha ,'law _ttuia__aneaUrd..ur„-th*t we*11h t-wMrh —hitr**- ticen'-nihubi ■" SllMtlh*** said, - - "The prop'r-—*f vious v-tlon ln_ author iking for the building. daughter, Mr. and Mra. Ralph Tiring of two addltuinu) firemen. This will he presented at the next th a rh iw te t-.'the near iliiy" lie lire g o v e r n merit p la n n e d to led by uni litre fot tinIeld gen­ Florida waul this park to go mi Both are experienced firemen, said meeting, said Mr. Sayer. William I-Staler was nnnmtnd- Day and chitdu-n of Daytons. said that afti-r the second‘ offer, rest him . erations, It ihii' i that we like I see no on usion at this lim- to Mr. Sayer. RCA radio equipment Hugh Whekhrl. The Commission last evening ed by the Post for his aide handl­ Phil Stanley, "I told him 'you it . I'm not delay action. the Dutch less, hut *we like our ordered by the City l» expected to gave consideration to Inc-easlng ing o f the Sanford Junior Legion Mr. ami Mrs. 11. F. lianas. Mix. only guing to sujiport the hill. Nttw Peterson said amendments which uhsfdut* fierdolii (lie more.” arrive in the near futurn, he said the occupational tax, on all types hasrball team,- which tinlay is Mra. U. Squires, Mr, and Mix. I’m going to expose you."’ That's tvlint yum lortr-poM- hi- will propose to the .legolstum E. Madden. Dutch Note* playing irrWIpter ParlcThe Commission was informed, o f busineaa. When the bookie hill then came will provide that no land* tau ho $ dent U-lii-tis tiiuj .tlunk. Ajul tiiul up for action, Odham-charged in aeqiiin-d outside of' a boimiuty I Inn 11II n o t I ,n m I’aa* ttaet is the basic rate-e uf this fresh the preceding debate "There i« wished to atress that it maintains outbreak. If we Iwlieve the writ­ * greed upon hutween the State money on the line in this House" its unalterable derision to rarry ing on the wall, tins means that and Federal government in IPM to defeat the measure hut tie did out the political -program based MMiner nr Inter (|iiohni4y »iwnut*rM w/,l{ |irot« 4 di) nml niln*T«l not on that day name i'spy. lit upon the principles underlying tha tbe N'etbet lands must lelinquisn rights of private owner*. said ,later he would have if Ills The lervciation reserve oil royal, , . , .. „ , Linggadjuti Agreement (In which nil claims on tin- wealth of In­ ■beech had not been cut off by , p n i| Mtr gj ties-II H of production) to I'lm ids donesia. parliameutaiy finagling." the independence of Indonesia in The sumo is line of all im­ on Slate owned land* if tin* Sec­ The 27-year-old Sanfoid oil dis­ ItiOi. perial powers, liet-ailie the demand retary 'uf Interior ever peiinit* tributor, youngest mrmlH-r pf thu “ The Netherlundu government l o r __indopentlem-e I* -running drilling and uil is found. House, smiled^ several. lint.'S. and ioiifIdeally —hope* that* circum- around The world like n theme Wiped Ids hatuls with n Imndketr stances will soon permit to resume song. -We ate -eellig its effect chief during hi* testimony. constructive cooperalinn with the III the west stll, <-nilinent of III tin Red OfficiulH He told the court be and Pap; py ■r|*ddi<- ns deair ed by liiiiumnahle which ha* been granted-it* free­ were good friends iiefore tin- al­ Indonesian.', in KepuliUokit terri­ dom by Engluml. Britain also '• tlHSIlHHr* Iran I'aat One) leged bribe offer was made lie tory, which cooperrjliitn nltrady relinquishing But in* now toinliy Cause Papy had helped get one of successfully exists with the states a Moody inleinal |rolltical, ct*i- lull led before the committee un­ der oath. hi< five brothers a job at a Miami of East Indonesia and Borneo." ■is. Photographs were forhiddeSince the, Indonesian republic is race track. , , Arunml the corner the ITenrh Rep. Munill (R-H. D.) explained not recognized l.y the .United Na#rr | ,n„|inK kr(.,, Fret,cl, In"1 had to feel very definite for , u, „ Kteiwh and that Kravchenko "may ire in that bookie bill tu turn j friend lions a* a severe,gn state, xnyt, A fried ate eontiderhble danger" Irrcause of down." Odliam said of Papy'i al­ comp lain from Indonesian leader* ||1||iBn , , |hi* willingness tn testify, would raise important legal JKrfr.ta. leged request fur hi* support reaching for he .sun. kni ’ • Kruvciienko dlscuunteil airy Idea UN experts fxprraMft the opini­ Ruttlwi K„ v, nim#tll mj, y He said after lie had tohl i apy on that the Sccurltv Cuum-II could demanding the w tlolrawal of j l|ii>( British troop, from her soil, and u ,)y thp Rutsian peorvlinquishmenl uf Conlr„l over ,, . .- * ., , . . / ’ unless a complaint wa* filed,by an the Augh,-Egyptian Sudan. And ■I,-. In one plant he lirndrd, Krav­ replied."D« you mind if U e i per-^ lM(ll.|14.Mlll.nl *ruunlry „ either a chenko said, -tju rs unco' were ry •opal?" and then said story g,-*. E m p „,, r...- 27JIOO worker* and Km Coeaack memlwr or non-memlier of the UN. *a* the oulmmlerl a* the t.s.,.»i.«„ u „ rt h, Ihe pl>nl f Even though the rmmril could, ".l»Ke-i"B, n. hundred dollars to Vote against . had :10,000 worker* and over not art directly on the Indonesian it. t . Nat in nily tliis ihpuii y,ihH) guard, with automatic rl, . , ............ . communication, it w u pointed,outt " , T ifoesiiT Odharnn. continuing hU aUtmnant h -------- ----1 t fw posse** Itin* *f"J rh-s nhd dogs. aomp u,her munlry mlght|lh"* ...... tion' bettween *D*‘ iioard over-night, {, tases to ^ u rumpUllll w imhM llt going l.y tlx- Imar. The only wraports of the work­ fc, make P Hcharge, H H E P I wool never Ilu> . iIndonesians. ijin. However,.the time I* fast passi.ig er*, he testified, were Ihe ‘chnlns have made a charge hut I know It when Intelligent |tco(ilu of dif. <i( their own slavery." adding In ,inif this fon roimt-clltrn, it was infant $200 to mr.M llo Mi4 ho f,n 4kSf1 a11*i'.l n?* £te f«K(iU rntrn cei Van \* botl»d; toijtlh that "consequently, any hop* thut had h frtllnit of "hurt*.hom»lliulmi f»U w thit th# Sovtft Ukr# iu* er by | Jrwvl ntudilttl rrewn mn jew, the government rnav I* over­ ............................... ■ hruuKhi thu lfi4on«n>i#n <iu#«llon J and a littfe i.-I.,-si,hi all at the sceptre, Cummonwealths rornpris tn-forr *be council in January, HHi), tug sovereign nail,ms uf differ thrown from the Inside hy the tanir time." In IiOndon—even without the »*■ enl rair* may l«r frumeil success­ Lures of thel people is Isillt on Odhma, conttmiing his statement qurst of the Indonesian leader*. sand." mutual benefit and to the court with the Jury outside Tire witness paid Ihe Sovl*1 A t ‘ that time, it wat rharged fully for the courtroom, said the da/ uft/T that the presence of llrlllsli troop* someday we may. get that vast Secret police Is "an important . Papy made a $200 offer, the Key- In Indonesia threatened world commonwealth which many look factor and force in the Soviet West representative appioachcd peare. The Ukrainian represents'- forward to *• "One World.” Hut economy.” Special branches of th# him again at the rear of the House live demanded creation of a com­ empties uje nil *l»i.-t anac-hronlslU. police, he added, are s**ignsd tb And hy the same token, biiV all sorts nf economic and In­ ' chamber with a different proposal. mission for an on-tho-aput Inquiry, • The-Sanford representative told hut the council defeated tire pro­ attempt to create q 1(1,w of na­ dustrial activity. tions by force, against the will tha enurt he was at the dejV- <•! posal. In these operations 17,000,000 Rep. T..T. Cobb of Daytona Bench nf their peoples,, must fall in lie I,-nr - t*oo :-a*■ • ' T " tu 2UJ)00,000 neupbi- aia a'optoyod congratulating _blm—nn a speech and "th* Soviet government Uses D utnrnm ainK Involving a move to Iran ca'ttle their Islror free of charge and from Florida highways. keeps them on a starvation diet," trssllsBrt Iras* P#*» Owe) **Aa I turned from Tommy nation's valuable forest tt*- he continued. Cobb’s desk, llcrnie Papy, coming Ion mprtar* and left the area aources.” Asked alrout the Russian search from across the aisle, graldied me after suffering damage. The "water iMimhlng” i* de­ Premier Amir SJarlfoeddin In a signed only to delay forest biases for the atom Urmb, Kravchenko by my arm and said ‘ Odle, I'll make it five and a case »f Scotch broadcast from Jogjakarta beamed In inarcessihlr regions until par- told the committee he knew the to Australia, appealed “ to the rchuting smoke jumper* or gro­ Kovlet Union was "actively en­ If vou’ll just take a walk." gaged" in December, 1012, In get­ It was then, Odharn said, hr told world In general and uur friends und news ran extinguish them. ting uranium, source uf atomic Papy he was not only going to lb Australia in particular to energy. II* said that If Russia tupport the antl-hookle bill hut strengthen their effort* to pre­ had developed th* atom bomb vent further bloodshed." He said would expose him. HABBj C S meditations at th* time th* . United States ..Papy’s resignation from tha it was clear this "colonial war" did, and If th* United Stales did n> Alley House and his Indictment followed waa not in the Interest of general not hava th* bomb, ‘V s wouldn’t charge* of attempted bribery by pear# in southeast Asia and the be sitting right now in this .* Odharn and* Kep. Clan-nce M. world. place." WtM DAT S 0 JCR 30 * "If effort* ar# being mad* lit Camp II of Ocala. Kravchenko scuffed at Ruaslan our behalf, they must be msd* SAY HE V(A>iT DRIVIN* proposals for disarm*ment, ask­ quicklyi" be said in a speech ing! "I* It possible to propose hear by th* Dutch Monitor her*. Gunfire* Bloodhounds Associated Press correspond** VX> FAS' P t PD-I.IC6. '"armament and st Ihe same to try on wl'hln th# Soviet Un­ Harris Jackson reported 'from SAY D6Y J tS ’^tSTE D FURNKY KINO IS WOHTI... And like hint, 'Ends Convict Escape Jogjakarta it and 11 I, satellite states viothat the Indonesians HIM FOH FwYlN* TOO n* id- Ingirvt warfare which It clalttmed in a communique to have ■cores o f other e x p e r ts . . . who really im* at rearing million* to hats "mad* progress west Of StmtLO W)! Gunfire and bloodhounds ended a rang" today. This waa th* first he United Htates and Kngtandf know tobacco . . . have seen the makers tHotrlived escape by two r - Ha ronst-drd the Kratnlin'a Indonesian assertion of military convict* from a State Road X -------- ~ o f Lucky Strike buy "real One tobacco." 'main hoov is an economic desuccess line* the outbreak of partment road camp truck her* hostilities Sunday. . •reiilon In this country, and If yesterday. One of the men was rat occurs Russia will take ad­ A broadcast 1 ltdoctetIan com A fte r all, th a tV w h a t y o u w ent in captured immediately and th* munlaue - heard In Batavia said jutage nf the Communists (barat other w*s taken In let* than a » tha Indonesians were Attackin' A cigarette. . . the honest, deep-down o produce confusion, (literal boor. ,trikes and hsll." west. of Ssmarang on th* north The escapade utilised men of central coast of Java. enjoyment o f fine tobacco. the police department, sheriff* Jackson, quoted ■ an Indonesian road department and the communique a* saying th# Dutch t farm colony; -7 -■*" — action atarted a little after bombed Amharawa, 80 miles south o’clock Itat night when Bracey of Bemarang, Tha area was the So rimombor•I and Arthur Raiford. lump- scene of sever* fighting two yean ago. a truck -near th* outskirts ' •»■*» • ’ ctntor" ul itslctnrnt* made in the Icgitlaluic.' Psrkft and Stale Attorney Phil O'Cqnnrl .ol Writ. Palm BeaJi atgurtf the defenir motion w/.* bated enlilely on catri involv mg libel and tlander and did not * fit the bribery charge. --. V. -uv p'iii r L U C K Y S T R IK E p re se n t TH E M A N W H O K N O W S THE TOBACCO BUYER! liVei flolO Burk \i ISt, Thru Pklt rsul lu l l Lath Sr, TC fjrki * H e ir Marr — Brld Bilvt Fory blest at*! mt hV(»' . Cot r liu v "• - ........ . FINE TOBACCO is what counts in a cigarette i — Halford waa apprehended almost assW. Water Bombs To Be Used On Forest Fires ' p&r lower right arm and hand - one of tpe guard*. A police GREAT FALLS, Mont., July 81 car took him to the road camp. ((A*))- Tb* Army Air Forests and Tartor was captured less than IJ-B. Forest Service plan to dsan hour later lying, f monstrate tommarrow that "the type of bombers and flght- Uch devastation of “ ■, ,if z , . • • , ' 7-JU-Y7 .'t& W trout mown M W Bo . ' sc .<■ ’r-V- R o u n d / t o F ir m / B o F u llr •- -t. .. . 1 •. . , • • ’it -• ' P o c k e d - B o F ree a n d J a s y -... ‘ . i£ . \ ___ i 1^ ■ ■Kx- ‘ ^ . - ......,; . — -.. j * ■t- 1 1t— I \ r /• -;.’i- 1 "i ^ _ .:4 •-r 1 -• ' 1 ■ - *’ ■ s * = = £ : . ■V �I ■ r i. ■ . : 1 . - W*V- v TH E W E A T H E R •o-V > Partly cloudy through fhurtday,. Gentle to moderate northeasterly alndt. ■ an in d e p e n d e n t SA N FO R D , Established 1908 VOLU M E X X X V IU FLO R ID A , d a il y new hpapkk A u o c k U t i Proaa Lseuad W Iro W EDNESDAY. JULY 23. 1947 State Kests Case A.» Defense -Begins Pa­ rade O f Witnesses m In Accused’s Behalf TAI.ALHASBEK. July 25 Representative llcrnir C. Papy denied from th«> wltneaa Hand at hia trial her* today that ha' had offtrad brlbaa to'Rapa. Brallay Odham and Clarence M. Camp II during tha 1817 leci«latura. Tha veteran Kay Weal rejjmcfltaJlr* ' **ld"h#'"h*d' - t o ld Odham on ona occasion • • only that hr heard ."they are paying fIM to vole" on an a n t i-bookmaklng bill. Ha ■aid ha had no rontrtraallon whatever with Odham tha nail day whan, tha Hanford rapraaantatlra haa teatified. Papy offrrad him $500 and a rasa of Hcotrh whiskey nut to vole. 0P>— Former TALLAHASSEE, July 23 m •-Circuit Judge W. May Walker today denied defame motion* of acquittal on all ihiVe counlt ol an .jqdiclment charging former Rep. Bernie C. Papy with offertag Jtribei .l<LHoiida_legi»ltloii. _ The motion *wt» made and promptly denied toon after the Senate prciented the hit of it* wilnettet and .turned the trial fever to the defeme.. Defeme witnettet began coming to the itand . after the lunch reertt. Defente council at the last minute tecalled Papy't accutort. Rep*. Brailey Odham of Sanford and Clarence M. Camp 11 of Ogala, Odham wat questioned again closely nn whether lie* had heafll Papf make a purported of $ e r of $200 or limply 2()0. • Odham'i statement* thowing the language both# way*..gtyte-intro­ duced. Judge Walker ruled out an ef> fort by the defeme to gel Camp't answer to a question at to wheth­ er Papy and two other repretenlativea had a convert.llion . with him .on May 12 concerning remporU (hat $100 wat being offered “ or volet for the anti-bookie bill. The judge taid that wat im­ material because it occurred five day* after Cajnp letlified Papy told him a vole to tend the meas­ ure to hotlile committee would be “ worlh $100 Id you." . Defente motioni for directed <v verdiett of acquittal all were ^ a te d on grounds that the itate •lad failed to support, itt charge* irHlisaM u r«|. Tat) Price Of Scotch Is Disclosed At Papy Bribe Trial ■_TALLAHAB 8 KS. July 23, (/F)— ifTTh* state finally euecsmled in gettlnjr tha price of a rasa of 8cotrh rhiskty Into tha record of the bribery trial of former Rep. Iterate C. Papy today. It was necessary lo establish that a rase of whiskey la a thing of value within the meaning of the Inw dealing with bribery. It took Ihrke witness to do It aa well as several order* of Circuit Judge W. May Walker overruling objec­ t i o n s from the defenae. Pa Papy la an-used In the indict­ ment of offering Rep.' Bralh-y Odhaa of Sanford a bribe of $$00 and a eaae of Scotch whiskey for hla vote on the 1047 anti-hook maker bill. The flrat witness, a representa­ tive o f the State Beverage Depart­ ment who waited two days to taattfy, told the court he couldn't aay at what price Scotch whiskey told In May when the allot*! offer However, Wade Wchont. bualof the local Kike county club liquor Bo did P. O. Nelson who reported he operated, a liquor store in a neartv Army, Navy, FBI To Get Testimony On Soviet Agents Witness Says Group Of Communists Ac­ tive At University ;*\pAhTifNCToyrJuly' The Houie Commit lee on UnAmerican Adivitie* plant to hand over to the Army. Navy and Mil tetlimony that Soviet agent* got tecrel wartime infoimatian on American planet and tubmarinet. Chairman J. Parnell Thomat (R-N. J.) told Tcporteri of the intention today at the committed twitched itt general investigation of Communiit activitiei from *pying to union infiltration. Ann Mathrwt' teilified' iKif at Icait 16 of the 3f) official* ol the CIO Food. Tobacco and Ag­ ricultural Worker*__Union Local No. 22 at Wintlon-Salem. N. C., where mt-mben of the Communitl Parly prior' to hit January. That wat the lime, the »aid. when The crated bring an official, of ihe union local. The wtlneit told the Un-Amer­ ican Commiltee the wat a mem­ ber of tire Communiit Parly for 10 yean, resigning hit year; and that the had terved at tecreUry oj mthe Winiton-Salem local un* 8 Germans Killed In Ked Zone Blast -BERLIN, July 23, (A>)-An rxplotlun rocked German pol­ ice headquarters in the Russlun tone of Berlin today, hilling eight German* ami injuring America Hit Fch^Act ing Uni l a t e r a l l y ; 4 Power Ministers’1 Meet S u g g e s t e d ***---------- lly ROBERT IIEWETT LONDON. July 23 (/P)-Ruitia tejected a United Slate* in' vitation to join in preparing a Japanete peace treaty and charged that America had acted in a “ un­ ilateral manner" in prop/rtirrg * preliminary conference for Aug 19 in Wathingtaa, radio taid tomgliT The broadcatl Soviet reply 1» the Wathinglon invitation declar ed that Rutiii ''cannot agier' to the propotetl Aug. 19 inerting of the II nation*- which fought Japan. The .Soviet note delivered to Wathinglon yetlerday declared that the council of foreign miniitert, repretenling the Unilrd State*. Runia, Britain and Chi­ na, thould be rnlruitrd with prrTmlihary work in chairing a Japanrte treaty in accordance with Wartime Agreementi among the . l>owc tt. r \o American-licensed new* ^ jp er Der Abend reported It “ presumably u tt an act of sab­ otage” and that u auiteate found In the rulna "lead* to the con­ clusion that a bomb was smug­ gled Into the blrtlttng." Soviet official*. maintained alienee. It wat the third auch i splo­ sion in administrative building* In the Soviet section. Four polieemen and four Her­ man workmen were killed. At least two of the injurrd were reported in critical condition*. Interest In Civic Affairs Stressed At Kiwanis Meet Aiken Sings And Re­ lates I n c i d e n t s Of New York Trip Need of more intern! by iht average kilireu in the public af­ fairs of Sanford was today llretted by E, F. Moutboldrr, local at­ torney and former City commis­ sioner. alike KiwanTs meelmg la* day ’ at Ihr TouriM Crntrr. He wat inlroducrd by Roy thill. Dick Aikrn, Sanford tenor, tang Iwo ■iricctwini. accompanird by Roger ll.irni, and lold some ol the incident* before and iiflcr hit winning on July 4, the Arthur Godfrey talent conlnti Kiwanii prrtidenl. Lcttrr Tharp, told of lire rxchsngr uf Irlrgramt with Aitliui Godfrry at a mult o{ ihit having tvirrd-Godfrey,.that Dick Aikrn lived here snd not in Orlando, of having lalrr let* rgraphrd Godfrry lint a crate of Sanfoid celery will l>e trnl him next teatun, and gelling the reply from the latlrr that he it Vrry fond of celery. J. C. Hulchiton and H. C. Nrlirl were ajtl>oinled by Pret. Iharp lo look after the matter. Siyvey Mission Says ulation ation Has Food Needs For Yoar; Crop Outlook Good ■ •— ; Side Says Other Halsey Relates Jury Indicts CIO Each Using Jap Troops; India, A u s t r a l i a Personal Episode Union Leader On May Make UN Plea In Pacific Battle Perjury Charges BATAVIA, Java., July 23. (/P) WASHINGTON. July 23 id*)—Four Java loans wer* In PolsndT iliare of the $350,0011,. ■- ■ flames tonight as Indonesian 00(1 Amrricari relief prograni wat Error In Coded Mes­ Denial Before House troop* retreating on two fronts threatening ihrlr capital, adopted cancrlhd today, on groumlt lit 1 1 sage From Nimitz Group Of Red Con­ srorrhrd earth larlira before a the Pole* have tufficirnl food, determined .Dutch army ‘ drive, Resulted In Anger nection Said False an and Stale Department olficialt Indonesian comm unique an­ indicated Hungary likewise may nounced. N E W Y O R K . Jo ), 23 W WASHINGTON, July 23 147 b ' rtcluded from the piograiu. .E lc f lA d m ir a l William F . Halsey. A Federal gtand, iijUL. .dtt'IAWtW W h ,r l-A-ip vyttr » I Ihe actiun--oM. Poland -we* tak­ 1, Cniiiiuf- lipopt dtiontt to iMe Java in en oh ircommrndation of a tui- rrtiied. sayi. Ire still brltrvrt hr doted Harold Roland frl. Milwaukee C I O leader, on two have ptetted to within 12 Vey minion headed by Col, R, I.. made a strategn miitakr m the milrt ol thr .key Republican IG rnftm. He ie|K>rled to Sec- battle uf Lrylr Gulf dtning a mo­ clratgrt that he idrninillrrd |>crilronghold of Msteng, an Indones­ ment uf anger ignite J by whvt jury intelling * cdngicitionsl com telsrjr •Ms it lull that Poland hat miller that hr wat nut a mrmber ian tuny communique acknowl­ food fur minimum nerds at -least Ire mistakenly thought wat an ;iiedged today. the Com m u niit’ Patty, tull frorn Reel Aihnu.il Clrrttri foi lire remainder of tbit year. Olhrt Dutch unit* were threat­ W. Niniiti. Clrriltoifcl Irtlilird hcfuic lire Better crop proi|tecli m Hun­ flaltey trcallrd the evrnti '<u House L ib o r Committee latt M ar. ening thr Indonesian capital of gary make likely a deciiiun that v«n article in fliit week’s Salu ­ I " H r wat p in id rg t of the. U n it- Jogjakarta. I hr Dutch look ths ‘country alto can get by without day Evening Pott, ■ id Auto W orker. Local No. 24S important town of Halatiga, on Amt-tit an aimlance. rebel offi­ The time W«* late - October. si a time w hnt A llit-C ha lm rrt a ‘46-mitr winding highway to the cials laid, 1944. Halley was then Third Flret plant* in thr Milwaukee area were Republican capital. - Poland is within the Soviet or­ commander. Three -Japanese- talk ihut down by a p iq lra rird tin k r. A diipatch from Associated bit—ami-Hungary is orcupird by foriet were’ (lying to imatlr Gen­ Pret. corrrtporulrnl Haiti* Jack- a I In- laltor committer wat inRed 'aimy Inters.* Fhr drciiion* eral Douglat MacAillmi't landing vritigating the cagtrt of I ^ I hu ton quoted a Republican common!fin relief, however, wrtr taid 11 at l^yte. ditp u lrt. work ttoppagn and epic at- toyintt lint meanwhile, ihe be bated-ctilitclv on Jicedt.____ Third Fleet Spline* .illacLrd amJ vtlikri with particular lefrtciK.? Indoncttaitv in a counter-drive Itetie? shipments alrraily hnve damaged the central enemy lorce, the oultkitlt of lo any inllurncr of tu b v rm v r were* nearing stillte-l to Italy, Greece, Austria Dutch-held . Semarang, 27 milesVice-Admiral Thomas l'. Kincaid’s groujn. and Trieste, under the program, and pM-limmaty dlscussimi* art Seventh Fleet limit on the south­ The indictment aaid that Chris- north of .Salatiga and the bate I" nrogri-s* with Chinn. These ern Japanete force at Sungari toffri. under uath,_LValegorivaily for—the - )um|mff—of—the [ nloitg with Polnml rind lluiigury Strait. Haliey’t dupi .put plani’ t iluit-d” nnv affiliation with Com ­ drive toward Jogjakarta. Indones­ Were uulhoritt-d by Congress to munist Parly, Nevertheless,' ihe ahaie in the relief progrnth, which then went after the northern Jap­ grund Ju ry report said, he "was ian four* have a hern reported the House trimmed to $332,000,00(1 anese uniti. Meanwiiiti-. omit ol then u member of the Communis: tempting to infiltrate Semarang, In voting appropriation* the central enemy force went till Party ami had been auch member an important Dutch military bate fuc several vt-ar* thereto and had on Ihe nuith coat) of central llurrison reported that “ grain; lu attack Kincaid's >fnp«. ami other foods are nvmlahl-' worked with the .Communist PurIlnltty'i plain-* sank one ear­ tv ami with the Communist poli­ Java. to meet the minimum food need* lier. hit two other* mid a liirht tical association." l l s s i l s u t s a t* a a . I s m A Dutch aimy communique in­ cruiser.* H lug ships In Task Th e eaae waa -presented to the columns Force 34 wen* rioting in um(OMip gtaint Jur y . hy Jultn 8. P ra lU a n ti dicated that motoiiied only 4 2 ~ mitt1* rfiuif bringing > the Frank H . Pattyn, special aaxlst- arid *aim»i-piulcered lioopi wer* Japan#*# ■surface vetiriit nmlcr arrt* to A ttorntV Gem-rul To m C. putlutig deep into both Java and fire when llalacy received II Iin-s- Clark. Sumatra on pi lea.tl IQ fronts sage fnnn Nimilr. then naval comA fte r C h rU tu ffe T appear'd he agamit iporadic iriittsnce. niaiidcr-ln-chii-f in the Pacific. . The note suggested that the Russian, British and Chinese am­ bassador* . In ' Washington meet with a representative of tha Unit, ed States to deride when tho council ■of the foreign mitjislets should ho convened. The text of the Soviet reply, a* broadcast by the .Moscow ra­ dio: On July II of this year the United State* Ambassador Gen. Bedell Smith told V. M. Molotov, im the U. S. 8 . It. minister of for­ eign affair*, that the government *■«*• r—*i •f -tha United State* . propaied to call on Aug. lit of tUs year, a confluence for the preparation of a |ware treaty-with Japan, romprulng representatives of 11 Thu message read: “The wnol-i power*, member* of the Far Kaatworld wants to know trio-re i ern Commission. Task Force 34." At the same time th* U. S. W A S H IN G T O N . J u ly 23. (/I3— llaDev said he was stilil'uJ. government unilaterally begat, Breuking precedent, Prciiident Tin- then flew into a rage became lie negotiations on this question with ok his old scat in ihe Sen­ considered the. wording of the mes­ man took the government* i f tits remain­ ate toilav itml made a brief speveh sage an “ Insult.” loiter, however, Hjf* LAf ing powers who ara In the Far aaylng' he had spent the best 10 he discovered the wording wa* lilt* LAKE SUCCESS, July 23, Wi r.astcrn pommlsaion. wars of hi* life there. work of the mail who put tire —Soviet Deputy' Fwelgn Minister Allen Robert I.ornmnu, r-'staurGrinning happily, the President, men-age itt code and used padding Andrei A. Gromyko'* amt del ant operator,, former on heatm a former senator from Missouri, to make it more difficult In break. the UnttAd United Nation* *. ami a at 11 in tha ‘ lam leader and veteran of imval air walked onto the Senate floor un The phrase wa» nut NiijiiiV, hauled today in one of th» stronccorps action in tho Pacific, with: announced after lunching at the Halsey learned, hut "it sounded so eat personal attacks ever made fn rank of lieutenant when -eleniiod Capitol, infernally |ilnu*lhle that my de­ the U. N. i *riWe dlity, and Roger Leon-1 j|e tout a rear row seat on ihe coders read it as a valid pai l uf After Alexei N. Krasllniko.- had I fi r. '* v* Insurance man. formerj Democratic side a* senator* nnd the message. Chester blew up when delivered a 30-minut* speech cas l " i* , •e" 0°l. teacher, Methodist j |fBJ|Wy .occupants rose and ap- I told him about It; ' he I'arkid ligating the Western powers for ciarir leader and graduate of the, (down tin- little squirt and chewed their- opposition-to the admission Westminister Choir College ^!, " U■U0P,,• The senate at the mom»rit was him to hits, hut it wat ton late; of Rovlet-iupportrd Albania to tho . ORLANDO, July 23, (.Special! Massachuaelte,-were the two new damage waa dune. U. N.. Britain’* Valentine G. law- —Horida Vega table Committee re- Klwaniana today inducted hy the busy with routine, minor hill*. the“ The orders I now gave,. I gave But when Mr. Truman appeared, ford said In measured wonlt: ports that more than 100,000,(hhi Rev. W. P. Yesley. in rage. Ami although Krnle King, Senator Vandrnhetg tlt-Mich), the "It Is deplorable that w« should man houra are required aammtly Fleet Admiral Ernest J. King, then In his talk Mr. Houahoider de­ be subjected day after day. week lo grow, harveat, pack and ship clared, "I don't think there is any­ presiding officer, promptly recog. chief of naval operations) later nixed the president anil welcomed after week; month after month to Florida's tremendous vegetable thing (he metter with Sanforu," hipi warmly.' Vandenherg tben assured me that they were the this Junk about provocations, lira, crop. and added that If there it any­ said that he recognised the "Sen­ right one*, I am convinced Ilist noise* and repetition*. We are thrv were not." Th# value of all forma In Flor­ thing wrong with Sanford it would presumed to be Intelligent officials ida haa grown from e total of (42,- he because of “ indolence and mg- ator from Missouri for five min­ Ilulsev unbred units of Task and not a gathering of illlt*r*t»s. 703.048 In 1800 to $615,215,000 llgtnce"' and letting others “do utes." Senators applauded aa President Force 34 south to help Kincaid, “ We draw our conclualont from in 1045, cacordlng to Florida Vege­ the Job." Truman arose and began a brief Lighter unit* continued the north­ facta ami not fro In slogan*. I table Committee itatUtic*. He recalled the hectic daya of udk. He sirld Ihe Senate had been ern chas and only two of the 17 term the Soviet speech a regretFlorida's leading income—prod- the depression period when tmnej vary kind and that he nevtr had ’ enemy ships; escaped damag-r or tahlv offensive production." 'Col. W. It. Hodgson of Australia uclng vegetable crops, in order of extremely excited people were cotj-j ^ad a more cordial welcome any. sinkingIn his article, llalsey observed took the floor Immediately to dr importance, says the Florida Vege­ vincot1 that Sanford won) I never where. that Ihe Amefcian Navy in tho survive 1 and recover from djpte*-! "And L'va hcen-a-JoL of. plut »*, table Committee, are; tomatoes. claret Parific had oqe. basic weakps#*,^. “ How glad l ara that these meet­ gTeen l»eana, celery, early frith sion effect*. He reviewed a state-i “ AJihouglr our naval- power in merit mad* publicly at the Uine u ^ ftenpotatwtnrrMTr pepper*, cabbage, ings are now open to tbe pret*. the Western Pacific wa* such that hia retirement from public office, at* rule* prevent anyone but ecna watermelon*, cucumber*, straw­ Previously we have $ad to put up to th* effect that Sanford wa* not tqra speaking there, Tie itniled we could havu challenged th# com­ with calculated abuse and distor­ berries and sweet potatoes. bined fleets of tha world,” he said, bankrupt, had many valuahl* at at ha br< iroke the rule. tion* of this particular representa­ ' Florida ha* currently more than acta t< me11mar<1 m Vhiff Tvtwl and although tried sorely by “1 get homesick fur thil seat," tive of the Soviet Union fir a long 260,000 acres devoiAl solely to unforeseen conditions still had the Mr. Truman aaid, speaking alowcommercial production v ' f fresh time." | C a * llf* H HI r a s e T n . | Hayden Raynor o f tha United vegdtablea, according to the Flor "1 spent the l«t*t tun year* of National Charter Ih Ida Yvariable Committee. State*'told delegates: my life in this sesF'. Signed Fdr AMVETS “ I won't dignify the Utterly rid­ Florida farm wage rate* have The President aakled that a sen­ iculous and irrelevant statements risen approximately S16<X since Anglo-Russian Trade ator with whom he’d lunched of the Soviet delegate by answer- 1832, according to the Florida Talks Hit New Snag WASHINGTON, July 23 (A1)— "•iared me" to walk In and ait In Inr. Vegetable Committee. President .Truman today signed f j_____ my former .___ seat “ L resent the tenor of hi* reLONDON, July 23 W - A Brit­ Par capita consumption of fresh Senator McGrath (D-RII wa* In legislation providing* a national marks." vegetable In the U. 8, has in ish government source said today that »A t. When the President charter for Ih# American veter­ rreseed from let* than 200 pound* In Moscow have "taken a turn walked In—McGrath quickly sur an* of World War II. Ray Sawyer. AMVET National Ur nearly 260 pounds, th* that Britlah-Rtusian trade talk* rendered It to tha ‘ Chief “ ‘ «f Eaeeutlv* VFW To Hold District jrer^mer Vegetable commander, aaid tha action makes Committee re­ for th* worse snd a breakdown la Thlsmeant an Inert ate of now rather likely." AMVBT8 th* flrat World II vet­ Meeting In DeLand port#. erans organisation to be recog­ more than on* buabal per person Th* Informant aaid that 'unex­ Silver Glen Springs nised officially hy Congrea*. per year. pected disagreement had arisen Headed by post Commander F. He added that tha legislation Tb* Florida Vega table Commit­ over the price of wheat which - Said Is Announced of tee reports that Florida produced Russia nlannd to trad* for Brit­ _ D. Scott,; * farm delegation gives AMVETS "lagal status Post 32*2 of the V. T. W. of more thfcn 60% o f the nation's ish machi nary. equal to that of the American OCALA, July 23 (A9- H . H. legion, the Veterans o f ' Foreign Sanford la expected to attend the winter and 8 pring celery In 1840. Negotiations for the trade pa d Henderson ha* announced Ihe sale organiiatlon'a district conference Florida's largest short season began soma weeks ago'and early of Silver Gian Springs, location War*, th* Disabltd American Vet­ In Del .and, Sunday, IL was an­ erans and th* 8paniih War V*lnounced today by John Sauls, crop, according to tho Florida leal week were'' authoritatively of early Indian plantings and •ram, th# only oth*r V*Urana' Vegetable Committee, la water­ reported to be near • a success­ shellbacks, to four Fcrran broth­ commander of th# Fifth V, P, melon*. with an average of more ful conclusion. Government quar­ ers of Eusti*—E. t-. C. H., Rob­ group* holding congreiilonl charDistrict which includes Semin !«r*. than 6,000 ear* being skipped In ter! had no explanatlog of the ert and Lee and two unclvt, Harry Lake, Orange, Brevard •and VolJune and July. sudden new bargaining difficul­ uala counties. and Carl Frrran. , Florida vegetables are available ties. The price was $125,000, Hen­ Peace Officers Are The mi'-cting will be held «t .and Legion Hall. It is in roluma on the nation's markets, derson aaid, for the 620-acra aura the Deland _ expected that more district* will according to tho Florida Vegetable in eastern Marion county which i* Entertained By Aiken be 'added, said Baula. Marshall Committee, every month In the Schrader Funeral To now a fishing snd resort spot. Mitchell of Vero Beach, senior year except August and 8eptem DIrir Aikrn,-Sanford tenor, and »,ri B e Held Thursday 5 S S Roger Stale* vice-comhiindor, and Chet- bw$1- - "■ T• Harris, hi* accompanist, The Florida Vegetable Commit­ Whittle o f Orlando, Junior ter ist, and hia son William during got a "big hand" last *v«nlng tee reports that during tho post 20 rief-eommander, are expected to Funeral service* for Herman W. their travers snd th* opening as they'rntertsdned officers from seasons, Florida’s total commm i..i Schrader. 06 who died Monday scene o f ."The Yearling" waa shot all parts of Florida at tha Associ­ be present. vegetable acreage haa increased at ation at th* sky room of the M. have been postponed from at the Springs. R. A. TO VISIT an average rate of mote than 8* Wednesday afternoon at 4:0) A ag.bill Hotel in Orlando. BIN SHOOK. England, Jtdf O Just about recovered from the o'clock‘ until Thursday afternoon LA GUARDIA BETTER (A V Sixteen Lincoln bomber* of cold that handleappsd his Binging More then 100.000 scree of snap at 4:60 o'clock, according to the the Royal Air Force'* crock No. beans ara planted annually in Erickson Funeral Home, in chsrgr. on th* Godfr«y talent program NBW YORK, July 23 UP)017 squadron took off today Florida, according to the Florida of arrangement*. Focmer Mayor F, H, La Guardls, in New York, but did not prevent for a goodwill tour of tbe ,Unit*d Vegetable Committee, with more Interment will be mad* In Lake who was described a week ego him from coming out first, Mr. State*. Tbe plans* were due to than SfiflOO acres reaching suc- View Cemetery instead -of Ever­ a i "quit# a skk man," haa shown Aik«n,,abl* to hit th* high not** atop at Gander, Newfoundland, cesefui harveet fa epiu of weath green, Tho Rev. Douglas Charles a “decided Improvement," his of the' song*. "Morning" and anrout*. _. "DUA*~. with his usual #**«. or. loaecta. and disease ravages. physlelan said today.’ , will officiate. Western Powers Attack Russian Delegate To U N jit ifcTTiA^cW && £ SSfatfiS . 20 are on. temporary ___three on probationary he said, included are flren and public work* Senate Suprised By Truman With Informal Visit Vegetable Group Releases Facts, Figures On State — ; . 1» • — >’ % r .. . . I’ ■*- . • m si: l i . . - ': Budget For Year Is Presented At Pilot Meeting U N Group Makes Creek Inquiry As Rebels Retreat ? ■ * — % * * •" rj* ' fore the committee here In March, On Humalro, tire Army comChairman Hartley (R-N. J.) sent muniquo ri-por ti-d that u Dutrh I I M H lIRM rU I 'l l . I MU| column had moved more than 10 rnilrs to tire west >4 Palemhnnj In the aouthraatern part of the big Island. Though ihe rolumn'a present hu nt ion was nut revealed, ihlv ad­ vance would Hci-rn tt> have put U hr ronlrul of the rich oil fields that supply llii- gu-at shell and stan­ dard-vacuum i(-fineries ut 1'ulcmTin- hutleel as presented hv hung. Mrs. Marv Rawlins, finance chair­ The communique said other man " f the Filota Club. wn« »<• Dutch elementM lancing east from tin ceplrd at the ineelliii? of the Nt-tht-rlnnds colonial capital group held in tile Tonri«t ^Center hud ' moved 50 mile* before d:U0 H mi if nurd un 1'ggp |nu| Inst night. An inerras* of lilies wav voted upon ns was s penally of 25 vent* per meniLtr for any absence In Ihe future. A discussion of ways of m**tlhf the liudgel and i-xpeners was carried un and plan* wen- made to sell Christmas cs(d* again this year and for bidding a rummage sale early In September. Mr*. Joel Field, president, re­ ATHENS. July 28, (,P) — The ported that the telegram of roll- United Nations Balkan aUb-Cumgraduation* sept -from the Pilots mlssfon continued today its . In­ to Dirk Aikrn who appeitrrH on vest igntIon at lonunlna, where th* the Arthur Godfrey broadcast in Greek army claims to have touted New York wa* read over Ihe u guerrilla force which “ invaded" » airr The group voted lo sand a from Albania.' , letter at appreciation to the The luvesUgHlui * originally had Police Rtgeyvc. In Qrisndu. »pon: been rchcdulcil tft leave yciterday. sors of tire program on which Meanwhile, Athens newspaper* .Mr. Aiken won the opportunity published unconfirmed report* of appearing in ihe Arthur Godfrey that a majority of th* sub-com­ show. mission was “ convinced" that Ih* ■A letter from the Texas City, guerrilla* hail struck from Al< Tex. J’ llot Club wa* read in which Irani*. the laical cluh was thanked for The Greek Eighth division fn the $26 donation made during th* Eolrus said ths! it had Inflicted recant disaster* there. It ■ was 628 casualties on irregular* with­ reported that tha hospital room! in four days, exclusive of lot*** furnished and maintained hr the from.Greek air force plane*. Pilot Culb haa been painted and An estimated force of 800 to redecorated. 1,000 rri>clt were bring shelled in Mra. M. C. Stone waa welcomed the forest arras west of loannina. a* a new member .in th* club. A The government said 20 guerril­ letter from Mr*. Edith Cameron las were killed and 20 captured on of Gainesville, chairman of th* ML Olympus and that 25 war* Florida party given hy Florida killed and 30 captured at Aghta, delegates la Ihe Pilot Internation­ The rebels Belied seven military IH al held In Columbus, Ohio Juns truck* carrylng wheat near Lamia. 20-28 waa read In which ah* The ministry of public order thanked thos* taking part, said guerrillas had attacked ntar throughout th* stat* were used tho Bulgarian ami Yugoslav bor­ Greenery and flower* native to ders. Florida aent hy th* various clubs A hand of 600. including women, through't the state wars used to waa said to Hava struck at Vrontransform tho parlors of th* tou. seven miles south of Bulgaria, D*shi*r-Wa)lack hotel into a ver­ and burned 70 house*, th* school, itable fairyland. Th* party was (i'MMllHWCA »*»■• T * «l proclaimed by all those present aa being on* of th* outstanding •vents of . tha convention. Air Nejcro Injured When plants, aant by Mr*. A. W. Lee of Sanford, ’ were wrapped In Hit By Automobile 8panlsh moss and presented to each guest present and a large Hit by an automohil* an h* banana plant, complete with a waa' unloading cement TremTI bunch o f ' bananas whleh was wheelbarrow at Frehch Av*nU#,_ aent bv th* Daytona Beach Club and First Street lata- yesterday created much comment among lb* afternoon, Andrew Jones, negro, guests. . of 1502 West Fifteenth Street « * » rarrled in the Mosriy ambulann* CORRECTION to Ffmifd4,aughtnn Memorial Th* Herald r*gret* an error Hospital where he wa* traeted f«r mad* in tb* story on th* Hi. head and back injuries, according *. ! Johns River appropriation which to poiic*. Miss 6'rancls M. Stor*y of app*ar*d In Tu«aday'a lasu*. Th* sub-comraitU* recommended $600, WebsUr, Identified by polk* a* o-C 000 for tht prelect or $100,000 tho driver of the 1841 Pontiae mor* than th* House originally sedan that hit th\ negrS, fact* h charge of re ck la u ' driving. approved. 1 . t t Poles’ Share QfU.SRelief Is Cancelled r. . • NO. 179 a in Defense Motion O f Reds Reject Acquittal Denied p Plan Uf u. 5. • « -.x - , ’ . la U «ily There I* Strength— To Protect th* Past# of tho World; To Proaoto tho Pros res* of A a ir lc ii ,To Prodbco Prooporitj for Sanfcyd. — -■v— 1 MB ■ . " ■ * - .. :.~i t . W3 m -* * �r t V. rx Sgf-T.' t i o a f* (r »a P *n Om ) Waterway System In France Is Restored ntlalifin of good elllisns. PARIS, (A*) — Franc* has re­ now on tho pinnacle of • community,” he ns- stored 99 per cent of her Inland fie urged that all civic waterway transport rlr.ee the Bd cltlxe-ns'get behind the war. ,J. Dubreuil, .eharlmsn of n cf Campbcll-Lossing * l’o»t French transport committee, has i permanent department announced. era here, and that cltIOf 12,000 ' boat* on Inland fy ami take more Intnreat ntrrams, 2,000 were destroyed and affalm cl government. Ji.000 damaged during the war, he Aiken told tho Kiwsntnn, ■aid. the nlttht of tho big broad1h* pointed out thst the Inland swallowed lemons and system's 3,700,000 tone was 1*00,000’ tea In an effort tp re- tons more than the seagolug mer­ congestion of what Ik; chant marine and thit Paris’* port t Worst :C*i1d he had bver traffic of 14 million t-in* siirnasth thla and a little pray* sed even Marseille's-right million _ I did manage to make a , tons of good* handled. he declared. Ho added million people heard of on the final Chesterfield Relief Cancelled on which he ippeerd. Mg * .P i* tU illaw from p Ow) ....uambone’s meditations >7 Alley Johnny Cromwell IIas| 25 Years Qf Flying with sufficient evidence thst Pspy had offered anything of vsluei for the legiilaton' votes on any rn ik Irr, paiticuUrly ihe snti-lrookie bill. . They also eonlended ihe testi­ mony failed to show shy offer* made to Odham in "lawfal mon­ ey,” and said there was '‘un­ certainty" on the part of Odhsi.r "as to statements altnhuled "by him to P*py." The motions for Ufrecled Vb»r diets were not argued, and the Judge denied ihem without prej­ udice‘ to their renewal alter the defense has finished its presen­ tation. *1®! W ED N ESD AY, JU L Y 23, 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA ------------------- ----------------------------- wanis Meet 7 ■t’■*r* conduct the meeting* which start at 8:00 o’clock. Friday night a divine hasting service will be’ held. The Jones can be heard over tho local radio There will be special aervtro* for station at 8:30 o’clock each morn­ the next three nights o.-glnning ing this week. tonight at the Assembly of Gi-d, it w is announced today by the Asbestos was lined against flra church. Rev. and Mix. Osai? B. as long ago-as the fifth century Jones from Oklahoma City will D.C. Dutch Drive (C n llH fS lm Church t o Conduct 3 Special Services r » w ,O w ) Johnny Crowell, noted stunt P. M. Yesterday to ocrupy Tamflyer, and husband of tho former hocn. Krawnng and the little eoas1 PAID B A C K DAT (iretrlwn D s i i of Sanford, is re­ tal town of Tjllamaja. This col­ BARfkJM PE DOLlsAH ported to lie still thrilling spec­ umn was headed for Cheribon, tators wilh his aerial cirrus. Hi- about 130 miles raft of BatavU. I BaRRI&D B D T .N E jt' Meanwhile, the Dutch and has completed 26 years of »afu flying and recently put on an Indonesians charged one anol^r T im e me w o u l p h ' l o a m *ci ml show* at Salisbury am) with using Japanese in the con Me a ! s e h e s m I* Monroe, N. C. One of his alunt* filet. Is to fly upside down, controlling A Dutch military apouesman DOME FOOLED 'l* A the plane with feet and kite*a said the Dutch were bombing re­ publican-held airfields because ...» the sud with hand* held outside. »«»»»,-»»•>• O M fcETl ! ! Mrs. Crowell, who was noted I Indonesians had at their _dispn*-i| In Sanford for her paintings, ~fairlv largo numbera ot Janancaa wrote that she intended to paint flying Instrnctoni, a good many some landscape* hut would (give Japanese fighter planes and Japto wail for the weather to get untetrained Indoneaian pilots. Hfe better a*’ It has rained nearly said Dutch objectives all wen* mili­ everyday. They live at Mathews, tary one*. N. C. A Batavia dispatch said the Indons cl an News Agency Anlara ieported Japanese were used by Ihe I C a i l i s n S Irm a P ae* O w l Dutch In westers; Java and that of the Polish people generally for Court Records iwo of three crewmen wlii balled lsey Episode the balance of this calendar year. ' TALLAHASSEE,-July 2 M 1) out of a burning Dutch plane over He said Imports of medical sup­ Rep. Clarence M. Camp II nl w s iiM s s n u s :s :it a I'alcmhang. were Japanese. The . t l « » l Irani f'«*t Ona) plies and supplementary food­ Ocala today outlined for a circuit IlnMIa*. Itny A. t lu s Alary K. To Dutch in Batavia dismissed this that It tvaa not cqordfn- stuffs for spcrlfl group* appear H *>)r',« aoillh rtus Alarm* tinder any single authority Justified and that seme import ■ court jury his accusation that for­ t'lJIten, Jame* I*. To ikllth I* charge aa “ nonsense," saying th* Indonesians probably mistpoa na­ LTtl.it. an Invitation which dliorter of grain seed and fertiliser would mer Representative Bernie C. tluinphrey. U. C. To Airr. |p!lth tive troops from the island of amaccepted. Pspy of Key Wei! Had offered he helpful. I,. I'.iliarttuilna for Japanese. The Slate Department naid t.i him $100 for his vote on a 194/ brouttht in yk-torv InItuUMitt. H enrv .I n s V «rjr TO I.ondon, Foreign Secretary Kri limply thla: all hand* Its announcement however, that anti-bookmaker bill. Vlnraiit II. IToehl (las Hsdla , __' >W IVMM ru *M M <1.1 li.nl lyL'lif 1*0 It neat Bevln said that Britain was alike. And that we did >i« h speclsl Items could lie sup. D A Y A NIGHT’, patented 'Heal Trap" flu* - 1 3 ■S 7 | * l TiM. Nut Camp, 37-year-old cattleman T * »*l I?- A F*1 b«e»| determined to seek an end to war­ 0. i;t|IMI *tus 'tribute to our Indoctrlns- plied through private relief or­ llmurll, i. II. rim i'ora l>*vl> retaidi ruing hot gawi, forcing more heat into ganisations and other sourr"#, fare in Indonesia "at the earliest and phniphale-limrrock miner, the United State* Navy." To Ma» K. Knit# tl.Tli Wll) possible moment” and was work­ such as the international emer­ testified Pspy had made the al­ Karp, Alary K To Joaapli It. the lurtound'ng water. Remit; More hot water, ing on several possible solution* gency children's fund. Tho ~an* IUnn.il .t ils t'orn I m a , leged'offer in the msilroom juit Agents Testimony tlranT, rurnatla AUllauiel tW h l.l which he did not disclose. mmncemenl added I levs fuel corwumphon, lower gal M i. D A Y A tfressmen Turn To IteliTrl W. la.ni. Well-informed diplomatic sourer* "In view of the above and of outside the House dumber after Sllllrr, l.uta A . T o (lu ll Oil f!o , ■aid that either India or Australia m IIi w S trim Ow*| enile A h End Of th* fact that the funds am avail walking wilh him through the ion II'belwien NIGHT give, you any temperature of water June. 1945, and Jan-- H aalio. W . K tlu s IIMiu T . TO might ask tha United Nafloiia lo Tb I n *$lirtlFV,lW* ere lulfirinnt -ew.nteei •indy. ■main door on ,w , ..Jo^T-^eMiPinsycsIhr. lo iu iD A Y W ^ G d L IB H I O l f f H l urgrMl „,| cf need*. It ha* WrrVehe- l./ CAa'dlsputo Iwtwesw u s * :iw 7 : ’> He aaldjf’apy told him ‘‘ We’re 1. f. t.*.t*T To LaUila J. Tain'll, tho Netherlands and the Indonesi­ t**o decided not to undertake i She testified that four. other atal. for low-cod, 24-hour hot water tervice year , very much interested In House ARTHUR ROSON an Republic. relief program for Boland.” union officers may hav* be*n Com­ lirnnU IIi.I.t M rfu a Julia I T in NGTON, July 21, (JTlafter year. Advising that Polish food pro Mill 6W). It's going to take n lot munists and that to her knowledge eta T » K ln.rr K. K a it iib n in k i tlU I ____________________; ■goes home this week, duct Ion h "mt the Increase,” the of money away from the small 10 were not members. She also Tlaby. rounlles and we want H referrerl legislator* are acting like report *ald: linn h. Jtwph II- To Myrtle H. told the rommltte* that there Is a I»* tU wv DAV A NIGHT, Amttttt'i ~ kids just before school Pollih ■offlclaU Interviewed to the committee on railroads and Communist group active at tha Illllrh _ • * A rm y To A lvin C. U e . hi : vi. KSTATM wuiiTiJvtiKs Cawa mm » l ledry. were unanimous In slating that telegraphs.” ' A rm y To N a tb a a W I t e ilUniversity of North Carolina at ti'Keat. M ra ry i n n I.MIte T o C*n* ' ean sit still. And order, the fowl production, collection, Camp said he told Papy he al­ Chapel Hill, headed by Junius l f " l l*U I'riHllIrlfoiI I'tr d il, munif I c o l l . a comparative stranger In dUtrlhuymt and rationing sys­ ready had promised other House Rcalr*. a student. She said she rp-r*. J . I». e t u i Sllnnle T o O rlan ­ S A T IS K .V IT IltS OW M OH TOAtiKS has now.become an out­ tems. which they htfve estab* members to send the hill to Ihe had attended Communist Party d o . AnHIn. rioilda raahlona Ine. To K|orlda H om e Ma net* la isn C orp . T u vl. llihed. a.sstire that there will ha railroad and telegraph committee. meetings at which Scales was pre­ Mate llanb. it. CIII Hl vtus Doris M. fit times a day a speaker no starvation In Poland or acuio Upon that, he reported. Papy sent. m ItUas, T . II. t I mi I,'.rain* .11, T o his gavel to say, wearily, malnutrition on a widespread j.u i'I O .n , A m lr .w II, Til ' It* H. *sf the—shoulder and r t f « Kr dr rill H.ivlna* A la.nn A Mil. Among union official* sho tes­ se will come to order." T alom . I r lh la J. r ia l T o Kliat A tn I I «1 ■■a Oliva. hast* even without food Imparl*. ■atd "Hoy, that'* fine. If you'll tified wer* members of the Com­ r * d » r « t JOrvfngj * lA iin 'Aaafi. ‘L \ , upon a lull, or n faint far- With thlf general - statement all luat Vitls* -that way it will mean K r ilii F e d e r a l. H svln a* A L o s s l-M S T T K I. WOHTIi VMM munist Party at the time of her A w n. Tu J o h n 8 M iller e tu i l ‘ * u -f* seme, come* Inin the metpltsrs of the ml salon crmcUr.” 1100 to you.” rtrial. IM aar A. r l u i T o K l.ulda * :. J i __ t ' This often lasts for ten “ I told him,” Camp said, “ I'm i-mployhicnt. was Rdwln M-Crca, 1*1*1’ Ihtltka------------------ ------------- tin*. FRitlda Htsle fla n k T o Ham Ifu lk e • riVTH S I T r-OH a VI K not interested in your money* and international repreaenlatlvu of th* food, tobareo and agricultural * Wllllama, rim . It. e t u i Tlm lm a -lu v Anna. son for Ihe disorder It turned around and walked out.” Jury Indictment Klurhla m a le H ank Tu W illi. eonsrresimen. Ilk* everyone T o 1. II. A n ile n in a lu s etal. House Hill 600 was the third workers. W allace, Before th* hearing M.-Ctrn Is­ nt everything off to th* |.i*t, of four hills to prohibit service of IIH V O IU H I.K IllfeU I iM U K » < (»n i| ii,i,4 Sr*M I'a a t Ow» I Hanlunt A llanlli- Nat- Hank T j J in addition to Ihe major Navy To Yhi-inat A llred 111vrare ht-l liookmakera by lelepluinn sued a '-stalrment asserting the HAN FOR i>—Rhone 1152— Ma. Slate Ranh Bldg VV. K Hwalm. t i n t ttrlia T. rIa. atlon you read shout on the a special subcommittee to Mil­ and telegraph companies. Its two committee is trying “ to break the CarM.in, K ll.n T o l*. K. llarn«H| waukee to make further Inquiry union." Navi TV . Ilol.ert lliiff. OBI.ANDO — Phone 4678 — 1219 N. Orange [get thsy have a lot o f predecessors Were rejected by lh« •In, Vera A. II* drrltred the House Commit­ do that you nsitr read Into th* 11-month* long Allis- committee on railroads, telegraphs, mm Chaimers strike. — tee “ is trying to do something th* . at all. Subsequently, Hartley submitted and telephone*. None of the four richest and moat powerful member Ah may explain .why during passed. On cross examination by ‘ last minute drlvo to get a report to Clark with the renurst Defense Attorney Pat Whitaker of of the tobacco trust could not do -h by Saturday B*nnt»r* that ho take "such artion as might Tampa, Camp «ald he had on May jt % Meanwhile, a House Judiciary dlscusisd such redhot Issues b* appropriate.” , H voted with opponents of the hill Tho committee report said that on ftulKuianilUe* approved a bill that hat makes a watermelon three separate testa hecau.ia ”1 there was also "substantial ovid would, open the way to American cnee” that Robert Ruse, another had bremlred member* of the citizenship for Victor A. Kravchen­ 4 whv the Hons* has had to, offlclaj. house! !f! would and it's better to of tho UAW ln*-nl, slat* had ko. foYmfef Sorlst .official who ha* the amount of damage' falsely. Rus wss nnt ■Land'hltrhetf when you maK3 a nuhllciy ' renounced Communism. -------- ^ th# estate o f tW. H. Rod* jifubMaa^l—~i4r~ — -----------------the-Indlrtmrut. Ha ls Kravrhcnko. who testified to the ........>y v'isd Tils'TSF The Orala.lawmaker rail Rep. | of the local and activities fvllls, Tenn.. tartsvme. serin far insrit P. JUuv Ctewgijtf Jarkfomllle bad House' Un-American STARTS TH U RfiD AY 9:D0 ‘A. M. SHOP EARLY 11 honorary president- coitte him tugi* time b-forr May' commUt4e ' yesterday that all re­ Among the dhra a* Indicted on six H fetidtoasked sponsible Soviet officials In theItfni'f'as a personal, M4» ^ Women’s ... uillsi'mVAI'bO • series of quo* ludlclgry group he fears for his’ * Uons by •ci typHleo counsel ami favor” to vote'to refer Urn mea­ Unitrd Stales are spies, told ths ‘ k. mcinben concerning sure ot th* hdatild.i-ommlltej and llfa if he l* not given the pro­ i at M a barrel* tltU. 376 commltlce any comrpctlon ha might have with he had agreed because ha "had no tection accorded American cl(Interest Jn it one way or Ihe oth­ M (refills, at a dime a refill the Communist Party. ■ * Th* Indictment said Cnrlltoffol e r ” at In all thli rush It's inters*-* replied negatively when ■ '-* :‘j l was • He said he had oot told Crmra 1 to note that ssnatora still act asked If he "knew Ned Smirks he would vote against the hill "all most entirely In response to direct senators. ami Fred lllalr." The «rand Jury th* way fhriugh Ihe I^-glsUsurj” question* from elate and detente 5?sr^ Wherry (R-Nebl has said “ knew both Sparks nnd added he had gone to tho attorney* in contrast to the Usll_ of keeping Republican and Chrlslo/fel •. Blair and a number of Jacksonville leglslstor wltbli 20 monv, of Rep. llralley Odham oft . la line. The hour was vears had been for or 26 ‘minutes after hi* conversa­ Sanford yesterday. Odham fre -1 intlmnlely associ­ ! he was trying to stum tha ated with them In connection with tion with Pspy nnd told him he mrently wa# Interrupted by th#l A Fine Group of SuiU it Unbeatable s out when ths nnm* of the activity* of Oommugisnt and intended to vote for (he hill when defense and by Judge W. lt*y| Rnvall cams up for conit came before the House for final Walker for .expanding hla repiletj Reduced Prices! Your Favorite Suits the Commulst Party.” as Secretary of War arllon on passage or defeat. trevond the questions that wtr# Wherry, th* S»nat*.’» aiked. . Camn'a statement was given al/ in A Wide Range of Color*, Our Entire Mon jlttarar, Jittered and Greek Inquiry bled to himself senator after Stork Huh been Repriced For This Month got up.to pey a Royal I 4m ^ v A m i . iii NflTURRL GflS & flPPLinnCE Co N T H ’ E N D rn __ _ — _ t ('a a lla « * 4 fro m P ag* Ow*» church and city hall. The ministry said 80 attackers were killed. The ministry ssld another bsnd of 200 attacked Orma, tlx mile* front Yugotlsvlt and 00 miles northwest of Salonika. No de­ tails were given. _______ L IG H T -W E IC H T R A Y O N SWIM End. ■. Sizes 32 to' 38. . ~ T « „ .A „ SWIMAWAY* SUITS ‘ Rag. U. 8. Pat. Off. Ohe and-Two-Piece Form Fitting Sulla. Capture Every Heart on the Beach In Thete Enticing ” Sizes 10 to 1<L MEN’S SWIM TRUNKS ENTIRE STOCK!! Priced To Clesrll /w v A .U U Boxer Type in Solid Colon, A Few Worthy Print* . . Brief Tjrpe in fihlney Rayon—Cotton—Tjutex. Broken swim Trunks k % * ■; • * i v — ' . - Trf 3C-rf-~~ ^ ' : ---''i*- j.— — " .;V " if �W EDNESD AY, JU L Y 23, 1947 Pathan Problem To Plague Men 4* Of North India TH E 8 A N F 0R D H ERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA It also a -policy clnsh po»*lJerusalem Undergoes '! There hi* In this between the United Statea and aome IliitUh Com­ 8th General Alarm monwealth nation* and Rus­ New DKl.ltl. India— With the renewal of Afghanistan’* claim for the return nf t'rihal territory in India'* turbulent nnrthwes* frontier the furture goverment of that rueged border territory pro­ bably will find it thetr biggest ■prombtem to beep the Uwlca* and bloodthirtv Pathan In cheek. I’osf »lr Afgh\rr intriBuo and the unftplajnerl and sudden replacement or the Russian ambassador in Kabul tend support to the belief In political quartern that a per­ iod of great turmoil nrav lie ahead of peoph> living west of the lazyflowing River Indus. Whether the Pakistan dominion government Is able to control the fronaler provlnre depend* on the streugh of the hold which Khan Abdul Ghnffnr Khan, the “ KronI tr Gandhi,” Congress f'nlhans' Tader, haa over the frontier peo­ ple after Aug. 15. the day of the transfer of- British power to Ind­ ian hands. The frontier Congress is making capital out o f the Patbans’ ingrained hatred o f Punjabi with their new slogan of "Path- sia. ' Territorial question*—The Cai­ rn, Yalta and IVlvl.im ngirr limits stripped . Japan of her overaea* . empire, hut the peacemaker* must formalin1 the status of Korea, I Formosa, Manchuria, the Kurile Islands and Sakhalin. They also [I must decide which, if any, of the : I small island* around Japan will > be returned t o ‘ the Japonic. ITS YOUR M O V E -Herc A r c M oney Sayers NOTICE iuty Shop at 30!» Park \sr. Sal, July 19, . Morning - July 2S at :n« N. park In Takseh III he furnished with all nr* modern equipment MlfIfiiut. many-Trlend* and pVtmnf. I will he very ou in my new Harriett Miller Optimistic, Pessimistic Questions Posed By Jap Treaty Proposal 11Y It USB KI.I. natNES TOKYO. July 23, t/Pt— There Britons Are Urged To Stagger .Work Hours Lo n d o n . July 23, bp)— the Minister of la W .- George I n t n ; annnunred yesterday that govern­ ment compulsion would Ire applied, If necessary to force ihe Introduc­ tion of staggered worklmr hour* In Ilritish industry as a moans of averting another fuel ci'xn this winter. “ The well Ireing of the fratiun la at *tak*.H Isaacs told the House | of Commons, adding that almost dally electricity cuts would crip­ ple industry unless one-thin] of the daily peak load is consumed outside normal ijny-ihlft hours. ' Isaacs repeated earlier appeals, thus far unanswered by lire great maturity of industries and trade unions, fur the voluntary Introd­ uction of night work, llttla prnrtired In British fartorlc* during peacetime, RAI)10 PROGRAMS W i l s r o l i i i K t r a lS a *:** N ew * of tr.« U s y V 1 T w ilig h t im ; >s ( 1 9 Pport* t'arsd a 5JI (.4 1 A re Vnu Listening JtVO ite silliiw Nn«r* I r i k Jo h n n y . I ’lrwstipl# Tifu C s n lr s l PtoHda lltllhlltls* T i i i W ill U ra d lv y I.UU ll.lil rialiK N s * . H ou ndup itrq u rs ttrilly .Y o u rs .11 ;C0 L ate 11*11 Hcnrt* l l : n t K w iu ss tlu lly t o u r s I l i M At| itiv S * m m o o H ign a r t T b s rt4 a y , pessimism In diplomatic circles j p e s s im is m diplomat here recently aa the ability of I ho tt allied nations to settle with relative apeed what Gen­ eral MacArthur has termed the ’minor" problems nf a -Japanese treaty.* The complicated territorial nuesIinns which have hren such a handicap In Kuropc will Ire absent when work begins nn the, PacifIc treaty. So will acme of the political problem*.---------- —--------r Kvcn so, diplomats Itelieve it will take a minimum of one year tit write a final treaty ‘ aHcr negntiatinns are iregun, nrohahly nf the proposed preliminary con­ ference. As usual, Ihe progress nr the negotiation" may well Ire deter­ mined Itv Russia's nli it ride, and the diplomat*, wrre split on their predictions of probable Russian cooperation. Some reganl as an encouraging *lgn the fact that Moscow, has approved the recent Far * Eastern . commissi on policy wtatemept. Here are aome of the main question* whlrh jllplomat* eipect control iile ;w h*l-typ*1" of lupervliioit I* to be exercised over .1.10.111 'after the J treaty la signed and wlint if any restrirthrna are to lie placed on her return to the family o f nations. On this subject -there has long lieen a basic rleavag# tigtWeen occupation headquarter* .and strmo of the allies, notably Russia, Australia and New Zealand. Reparations—l.iltle progress haa been made in solving. this com­ plex problem during prolonged discussion* by the Far Eastern Commission, and the Western na­ tion* *1111 are divided among themselves on the amount of rep­ aration* to he taken from Jathe distrihpan «■ well as button. Japan’a future _______ lion — Far Eastern Commission policy permit* Japan an Indrutrial potential equivalent to ■ the yeara 1030-34, but‘to lie effective this need* considerable clarifi­ cation and the delegate* may he •p£v [.i Never before has one brand of bread won the praise o f thousands o f homemakers of this city in so short a time as Southern TwinPi»?k! Of course, never before lias any bread offered the thrifty and'convenient features found in Twin-Pack as “these pictures show. Southern Bread ovens arc turning out more “b r e a d than ever before to k e e p p a c e with growing demand, so if your grocer doesn't stock it ask him to get it for you. Remember, Twin-Pack is an exclusive Southern Bread feature— no other brand has it. T o enjoy its convenience and money-saving features, insist on the one and only Southern TwinPack every time you buy bread. 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Making A Man Of Him The age over which the Juvenile courts have jurisdiction has been raised in many states to 18 or even higher. This fact was brought out in a meeting of the National Council uf .Juvenile Court Judges in Chicago. . A half century or more ago, n fourteen-or fifteen-yearold was considered a man, and given a man's duties and riMjHjnsibilitiea. He had faced life and grappled with Us practical problems He knew that no wood-chopping meant uo warmth mid that no crops and no well-developed live­ stock meant no food in the house. The judges concluded that modern life does not teach a child cause and effect in any such practical way, and thus he is stifl.a child at 18. If true, this ia a sad comment­ ary on modern life, und It seems unnecessary. There are many ways of learning about cause and effect beside chop­ ping wood und hoeing com. Any intelligent parent with the will to do so can Hee that his child faces the consequences tif hi»-/acU.*and.JLhat he. learns to stand on his own feet and make his own decisions. The trouble with the children coming before these judges is that they do not have In­ telligent. conscientious parents. * So perhaps the judges are right In raising the uge of maturity. , Trying.to educate parents is beginning too late in the day to do juvenile delinquents much good. But making It plain to everyone that parenthood needs preparation, and is not to be entered into "lightly and unadvisedly” , may have results In* the long run. Youngr United States The death recently In Elllnton, Va., of 85-year-old Mrs. Pearl Tyler Ellis, Lreaks n link that was only one generation removed from Washington’s day. Mrs. Ellis, daughter of a second wife, was the 14th child and last surviving off­ spring of one-time President John Tyler, who was nine years old when Washington died, Tyler's Virginia family knew tho and Tvfrr prtfrWnt.V hhd mc-t tlftrr. " * ~y Originally a Jeffersonian, Tyler broke with the DemfsTats to become vice president in 184f under William Henry Harrison. At the latter’s .death a month later, TVIer became the tenth president *of the United States. In hts administration, colorless generally because of party opposit­ ion to the chief executive^ Texas was annexed and the Maine-Canadian boundary set. Tyler presided at the unsuc­ cessful peuce conference In Washington in 18G1. Before he died, the next year, when Mrs. EIHa was'a few1 months old, he saw his peace hopes' dashed "by the'Civil War’s fury. Such a life ns that of Mrs. Ellis, so close to the beginning days of the republic, brings home once more the fact that this, after all.*is a very young nation. Array secs Possibility of M*nMadr Eaithquxkcs—h e a d l i n e More School Children Yeah. Runia might agiee to col­ laborate. That would bt • worldAs a result of our rocketing birth rate during the war shaking event. nml iwstwar yeart, more than 5,000,000 children will be , milled to the elementary school population of the United A Scnslr lubrommi ^-States during the next deende, according to the Metropolitan rrcommcmJcd sn incresie Life Insurance Company. $100,000 in llie Houie approved When school opens this fall, there will be about 2,600,000 appropriation |qi die 12 loot six-year-olds eligible for admittance to elementary school, channel „ in the_ SCZJvbns River uiiii- the number will Increase each year until it reaches Thi*1(i|Ute, ol course, has to bt nearly 3,300,000 fn 1953. The company calculates that-the concurred in by bolh the Houie t'jtnl^elementary school,age„population will increase from ~and Seriate, liul"U»e'prospects arr it* prenent 18,200,000 to more than 23,400,000 In 1956. exceedingly good at the mornrni The number of children eligible to enter high school will for obtaining all the money that decrease thin year and next, but thereafter the trend will is nrcetiary for bringing deep Ire reversed and their number will jump from 2,200,000 In * water to Sanford’s front door. 1949 to more thun 3,200,000 in 1961. The situation is con­ sidered sufficently serious to call urgently for "planning Most of'Sanford's present day along practical lines in order that adequate provision be troubles are due to growing pain). made for the education of the new crop of children. . . There is a housing shortage be­ "This is particularly necessary In areas where schools are came there are more people heie already overcrowded,” the Metropolitan points out, •“ and wanting houses' than ever before. where, even now, there is n shortage of teachers.” There is a parking problem be cause there are more cars. There il a financial problem (for the City) because there is more stork to do taking care of mere people, and because the more pei)>Ie who buy houses the more propeifjrj it exempt from faxes on account' of homestead exemption. As “ growing pains” these are all to the, good. Iail some remedy for them will have to be found. * As the Pepy trial gets unJer way in Tallahassee, the best wishes of 24,00(1 of hit constituents go out to Orailey Odium who will j!iy to prove that he was offered a , bribe by a fellow represents-, live frqra Key West who in truth was representing th* UoAnukeiu. Odhtrn is seeking to prove hi* charge not far selfish motives but in the interest of good govern­ ment for if legislation can be pair­ ed, or blocked. In Florida by hrf bery. good government cannot possibly -survive; But if is vie * thing to be offered a bribe, il is another thing to prove it. Wer^, there any witnesses to the olfer? It there any documentary evi­ dence) These are questions which can be answered only in the trill itself and which may provide the answers' to Pspy’s guilt or inno­ cence. Advertisers should know ihn llw reston newsprint is scarce it because ol booming newtptper circulation ait over th« Unit­ ed Stain. People are reading news­ papers today as they never hare before. In our own cat* our cir­ culation hat almost doubled since, before the ‘war.* ^ Almost every newspaper in lb*' United - lev tied Sts H |H R . n i* some c/iri* of newspapers today "becegs* .. they are controlled by big busin«». by capitalista, by edverinor Tweaus* they devote - . much, space to world news, to t o publicity.*•or ■ , ■ m •• - • • ' +■• • ••• ' ■j - Li -V i - . SANFORD FORUM Sanford, Fla. July 81, 1947 ation to the public,-before U'tibi- „ ulng work on the highways. And on one occasion, was advised by a road building - contractor- that it was specified in his contracts; that the public must be taken care oL and not Inconvenienced, before any* work was begun. All along 1 thought of the many detours, wiles and miles out of the way, and over lime rock and asphalt, and rough dirt roads, we would hare had to * make had we made this mileage in. our own state of Florida. Where It is costing the Florida Motorists and Tourists coming in­ to the state, thousand* of dollars, . in making detours, and having the lime whit* wash and asphalt clean-f ed from their autos. Our S ta te* Road Department seems to have (he public be damned! attitude. It seems the Reed Department it veers behind the times in repair­ ing and rebuilding roads, end rould learn a great deal from other states. Youra truly, 3. T. Newby. Editor Th* Sanford Herald City Gentlemen: Mr*. Newby, daughter and I have iuat returned from tounng the Pacific Northwest by auto, covering 9737 miles, passing through 81 itatc*. During this mileage, we had one detour 1cm thanevMfhalf mil* over paved highway, and another, where a cul­ vert was being put in, around which the detour was leva than one quarter of mile, which had been pavad before work began on the cuhcarL In two or three towns we detoured around two or three blocks on paved streets, where streets were being paved, in many cases and tnllee roads were being repaired, one half of rood being repaired, su aa not to inconveni­ ence the public or detour them. __ Lillian D. Wald, American so­ On three occasion. In conversa­ tion. I was advised that these cial worker, was the mother of » f staUs always gave first consider­ plan for public health nursing. WE’VE BEEN WITH YOU TWELVE YEARS W* are twelve years old this July. Yee—way back yonder in the yrsr 1936, a capitalist moved io Florida from another Htste. He tunrlia*fil t>tttchased proparty property in tianrora Sanford and Hiaie, lie ana in other cities Ju Florida, and une day,ha j j mentioitWf to ttmT^iM^ssirfawr rare* in Florida were considerable higher than in his Horn* Stem, end bo thought perhaqy the reason for thia wus that the mutual fire * insurant companies wen, not active in Florida. . —ii- y XX.Q* -■ -. . Hr had tarried most of his Insurance In Mutual Compan lee. i: nd induced ue to take on the tepm itlaiton of mutual flra Insurance companies, giving vs tht names of the mutual -mnpanlex he had had satisfactory dealltiff‘ 7 * with In hi* Hem* State. • ~ Tide is why we etarted a Mutual Insurance Agency in Sanford—way back yonder In July, 1936. Our amhltiun bus I** r to build up an agency devoted to the task of providing good Insuranea protection for th# people In Seminole County at a saving. That we hnv* to seme extent at least succeeded in doing this I* indurated by the fact tkat to­ day wa have the pleasure of serving over five hundred cutlamMs, moat of whom bought insurance from us Lacaura our agency was recommended by a loyal customer. To our customers Iwlor.gs th* credit for lb* growth of ♦hie Agency—for srithout their Loyally and support througbrul these twelve year*— It just wtiuMpT have happened. live andTft'wont them ‘ T.rthein, v t die dull ...................... to know that we..fully rVcognlu th* t fact that this Is truly their l|i»uis«, agency—for they have made It so—they have saved more money op H»*tr Insurance than w# ro'eda writing tha Insurance— we have been MUTUALLY benefit tod knowing oach othof* \ye toko ihio ineara r f thanking our customers publicly for their kyolty and support during these twelve years. . ; . C. M. Boyd & Company m �I r W ED N E SD A Y, JU LY 2S, 1947 TIIE SAN FORD tlE R A L P , SAN FORD. FTORIDA Social A n d Personal Activities •! Calender Youth Week To Be Held By Methodists e r s on a l . —■■ * ■# Plana are underway for a youth Mrs. K. H. Smith nnd lotii nrt* w ee* w rirw * n e in o s u i week at w the Flrat Methodist Church which will be held from 1 * l ll f tfA o .u . ft's Aug. 3 to *. t. The progra program will parents. Ku" ' * 1 Mrv - 8w‘ ,h • be centered around youth and will lie made up of ttddy,.' wondup, Miss Margate! Tuieti of Winter fellowship and fun. HVvcn arrived vi-m . i J.*y to visit The leadera of the group will for Several Weeks with Me. uiul be made up of four young people who have recently received intern Mrs. II. K. Long. aive training at I.akr Junaluika, Mrs. Robert C. Millet and three N. C. which will enable them in aaalating in the program. Mist Clio children. Mildred. Hobby and CharMetcalf, Bartow, will aerve ** con- mion. left on Sunday for Daytona aelor and other members of the Ilearh to spend a month. team are the Misses Nell itoso Mr. and Mrs. Car! Oiu. p.iimj!, Bwck, Myrtlewood, Ala.; Naomi Hupert, Iota, Kas.: Mary Belli Jr. were called Inst Thursday to Joyner, Siler. City, N, C.j and Air. Charlottesville, Va. because of the Ilf .Mrs. Cl.urpenlngV tuOlhPorter Anderson, Jr. of Dun.-Lon, death er-ln-law. Tenn, The young people will be divided Mr. and Mis. George H iwlamt into small groups in the afternoon By UOU Hit).MAS to work on projects from 3:00 P. of this city today amumnred the M. until 4:00 after which n sup­ engagement of theil daughter, HOLLYWOOD. July 23, UPy— per will be held at 0:00 o'clock Hetty Louise, to J. L. Anderson. Attention Larry Tiernayt Hudy The slipper will lie followed wilh Mr. Anderson is tin- son of Kric Anderson and ihe tale Mr*. And­ Vallee la muscling in. , class periods for different age erson vL-Urillmrbiun. Wash. Armed with megaphiinu, Vallee groups.will lie held. Plans for the wedding will lie waa an idol of the bathtub gin All young people from 12 to 23, era. Now he wanta to aport a their parent*r*teneher, counselors announced at a Inter ilate. gat, but, unlike a present-day and anyone interested In .youth! al| Lieut. Conidr. ami Mr*. Robert crooner, only on the screen. He are invited- to participate K.* Pearce and sail, Itohin. oml Avould like to play the law-brpak- the .activities. Mr. nnd Mrs J. St. Whii mg aide of film murder stories. ' ' Clair '‘in 'Mole •AJ4fcr*Wlf**,"»2 biba JWMW* “ Yea,” be cmpbaiWexL *“ wellsome time at the Sea,s|q.> l.ontl modidated fnne< '* " ('ArciuTil Tike Apartments at Daytons Ueurh very much to play tough rules. The Pearces plan tu Lavi; Aug. 1 And 1 know I can look tough.” He for Guantanamo. .Cuba where went into a detailed explanation! Lieut. Comdr. IVaiie will be sta­ of how Ida featurea are adaptable 1 tioned. aucH rolet. if • Why,” he exclaimed, “ 1 often X red my band with this puts." C o a t s A n d S u it s T o ,T r Rudy was dead ierjou» about ^Jhla Intentions. and )>e ia a guy H ave F ew er C hanges QWhu haa aucceeded in many field* of * show buxines*. Apprvaching Hy .DOROTHY HOP. hla 40th birthday next Monday,’ he BIRTII ANNOUNCEMENT la in fine phyaical ahape, having Associated Press Fashion Editor _____ _______ _ ___ ______ and Mr. and Mrs. David K. Thrash-. .A^-nwin ____ _r ___ ■ healthy, ruddy complexion as ........................ you recover fiom all hla hair (now tinted an pttrar-jw announced today the blrlh of n tin- '•hock of the new fall dresses. tive rust color.) __ ™ — j daughter. Sherry Nan, on July I!* Which are deslgnedlo inike every' ' way to ‘ ■ *n the femald Laughton M.-njrial thing In yOUr clothes closet ohso “T was * on my good roles,” he continued, "when I made Hospital. .M rs. Thrasher will be |,ite. you might .a»t an eye on the “ Palm Beach Story." Hut then I rememliered as the former .Shir- coming suits and coats. went Into the Coast Guard.” Since ley Cameron. These are going to be consider leaving the service, he list been st.lv easier to take, xinre f ^ g o i Restricted almost entirely to play” r, *!r: .C 'Vl.V .a myr the extreme. ... r.,*. styling •omiunc^d UM iay, Ihf birth uf“ "n1|‘ o ^«t/„ . l. f.n that If '™ n g fuddy-duddies. *♦ .on. Glen Walker, on July 20 nt ,,r" , *s for f ‘ " ’you­ lf “ I*missed having the Dillinger vou're the conservative type, re|« by two weeks," he lamented. the Fernald laiughtun Mrmorinl 're going tu be ahlu tu find (kilty Rudy La currently getting a de­ Hospital. * Mr*. Gillyard U the nf tIUcfrrt, wearable coni* and parture by playing a straight nun- former, Lorraine Alasey. . * milts this fall. If you like radical cohjedy rote of a goateed doctor in fashions, they'll lie available, too, Mr. and Mra. II. K. Long an *‘I Remember Mama.” If movie Theri> an- two distinct ailhouetproducers, don't edme through aodneed • today the birth uf i te* in the fajt euat lineup - both w|tb a tough characterliallun, hell daughter, Hlilidey ’ Jean: -in July new, both pjncTical and both In­ iimber up hia tonsils and head for Id at the Fernald Laughton Mem­ coming. • Olio' is the fitted coat, singing •engagements In Mexico orial Hospital. Air*. Long i* the which has been missing from the Chty, South -America, awl Lomfon-| former. LUxabeth. Tulcn. fashion scene fur kcvV ih I »• a u ; John Garfield got around 3160,Tile other n the greatcoat with ODO for hts role in 1"Gentleman’* * A battery1ilrvire has been de­ full; flaring back almost univer Agreement,” but nothing Tor be- veloped to light a lady's handbag sally becoming. when opened. ilg an extra iii ^JUauy.Cinyon. For sports and qvrning Wi-ar, lie aeemed to ,be enjoying Mm munv hooded. , coat*. »n> Ip'ing Dust on a light luilh rah cut lb sfL______ shown, tho hood* i:>uall) 4in-*l in Angela Lansburg-PpUr Shaw two- efficiency by at much as 2d per- coritrasUng color and 'designed-*o ccn apme la getting, steadier,,. . . Bnthat they tuny he-thmwn hack m shrlrted In the little red achoolThe first nd—clip of Wool may form a cowl collsr. ouse at 20th-Fox la a pictura of hot Fahrirs are hamlaoturr thatl they be made on a lamb eight muni Republic star Hov Hoy Huge Roger*. have been In many y»ar». For rgen has an answer to old. •Edgar Bergen tha autograph nuisance. He hands Rput phoney money; It*r»"Charlie ^HcCarlhy maxuma — Ulegai and very lender." . . .. Dan Duryea, going'from One color, epic to an­ other. has a method for keeping the two characters straight. In “ River Lady” he’ wears a mous­ tache. . . . Donald O’Connor waa sweating out hla first preview In font- years, "Something In Tha ‘ Wind." He has no ground for Orlando Highway At French Ave. worry— he’a tha bright spot in the film. . . . FRIDAY All day meeting and picnic nf the W. 8. C. a of (ha First Methodl*t Church will ha bald at 10:00 A. hi.' at tha home of Mre. ft W. Htfrran on. tha Country Club Hood. Tha Townsend Club arill meet • » tha Touriat Center at rf.00 o’clock with If. G. Lundquist, pre•ident, presiding. Plana will be tnada for the diaU\:t council all *dar meeting of tha Dth Cungreaatonal Dlatrict which will include a buainesa matting at I0:3‘J and a covered diah luncheon a*. 1:30. Wavne IJ. Albert, atate organiser, will be tha main apeaker ami all 'inembera and frienda are invited. Hollywood • N a n c y L u i'lla M c C o llu m B e c o m e s T h e B r id e O f A n d r e w L e w is M y e r s , J r . O n -S u n d a y Of interest to many friends in JUullug p/ she btaJotfeoamr-ehn-r Sanford^ml Central Florida I*.tit** an aqua . miiroidertsl eyelet gown anuouheement ’ of the nun ring* of wlihvwhlch elit* wore 1onrf* pink Nancy Luelln McCollum, daughter glove* and a shoulder corsrg * of of Mr. and Airs. Harry Clifford pink im nations and valley lilies. Acting as betl man Was Klton McCollum, Sr, of Auburndsle, to Andrew Lewi* Myers, Jr., son of J. Alinighton. Jr. of Sanford and Mr. and Airs, Andrew Lewis Myers usheis were Harry C. AlrColluut, of this eilv. The wedding tuck Jr. and Harry Joe Atinarik alto of place vn. Sunday nf lei non at 4:30 Banfurd. o'clock at the First Presbyterian _Following tin- ceremony a recep­ h i held. in »tt. wi* »js» ,St. fc*n, iininus at. the Albans Churrh tu Aobumdale. Rev. J. I. tion, was Kpjr.ojud I'arHh l|u»*e with ^I|s. Wherry, pastor, % performed the Ur* „ .., ’ ... I l l............. . a ' ceremony. •t * Btamhatigb greeting* the guest- nt _______ and pretenlfhg then! to Pedestal________________ baskets'of-whitedoor tfta.iloluse* with potte,! palma Vormed'tin- i.-.l iving line. Composing-the a setting fur the wedding mid n-tliving line Wl<r« Mr. nisi Mrs. white tapers in seven-branched McCollum. Sr.. Air*. "Atyor*. Sr., candelabra illuminated the SCOiid. Mr umi Ali*. Myer*. Jr.. and Miss A program of nuptial music wn* Alii id. Flowers and greenery rendered by'George Akin, organist, served ns a ’ background fur the a close friend of the young couple. lire and lull baskets of gladioluses Mrs. Jere Stutnhaugh, Jr., soloist, anil palms were niiaugcd through­ accompanied by Miss Barbara out t)ie reception rooms. A 'three-tiered wedding .-ake Herring satig “ Thif Sweetest Story Ever Told" and “ At Dawning". topped with white carnation* and the lace The traditional wedding marches gladioluses centered rover ft I table. Lighted taper* in Were Used, The brlilr, given tn marrintri* bv Ihii'i-btniuhcd silver CrtMilwIira her father, wore n floor length flatiketl the wedding cake which gown o f white eyelet batiste fisrhl- Wu* cut by Hie bridal rotlph- witli nned with n filled boduv. high an lieirlaom cake knife. The hrtde attchded W tlcyon neckline, neplunt and bustle The skirt terminated In a short (rain. ndlege in Alncon, Ga. ami was A tiara of sets I pearl* held her giadiitilcd from Stetson Univel-fingertip veil o f illusion anil her sitv at I), I and. mngnn .rum Im de.. bouquet was a colonial ail align­ She i. n member of Ilic-Pi -Beta ment of gardenias and lilie* si Phi o«ia| sorority. the valley with puffs of Frauen Mr, Alvers altendnl the Cnimaline. She carried a BattcnU-rg vn *iiv of Florida UTore entering lace handkerchief whlrh hud he- the Ximv Air Force* and upon jonged to Jtet maternal . nnd»i hls,loiqrn^atftMidtddiDIrtAaa . nml mother amh-wnrp~»' !dntrfn 'kTSMfrt T ^ < t7 Vimrrniiy in Atlnn'a. In ,H,nr|f B gift of the groom, the Fair he plain to enter fi- riplp Atiss'Joan Miller of Orlando, at­ JUmVeisIkV sehoi'l o f niedici'te in tendant. who wa* a college’ room­ I'iuluJt intiiir. mate i f the bride fig four year*. Fitr traveling Alt*. Alyci ware wore H flour length gowiu or piiik a tuili led II(Lwhite gow lulled Hwi** £a*lduiied ulovt linos j i , . n llll(| w Ixit*- me. - ,i!c, urd similar tu those of the luido, 811*1 a eiir-ni'r tt>r of gntdcnih* and valley wore ntalclting mills mid eairled lilit-, •The rouble left fu a tnlef a nosegay of nssorted pink and honeymoon at l>a)ti>tin Ib-nrh while flowers tied with Idu • rile* "Gue-ti Invitod from 8anb*rd In­ buns. l(er iieadrlre** win of (hd cluded Miss- Winifred Lovell.-Alt. assorted flower*. and 'Ir-. Ai t». Myers, Hr., Mr. nnd Air*. McCollum, Sr., mother of Mi Llton .1. Aimighton. Sr.. Alt. the bride, wore pink’ nylon crepe and Mi-, Klton J. Alougiitnil, Jr., with a softly draped skirt and Ah .mil Mrs! Harry Joe Aliiini:V, neckline. Sliuuuru—lung white J.^F-.Ani1enmrt7_ Att5j Uii tib. gloves nnd Iter corsage was of lil­ itci on mid Mr. and Al, K T. ies of the valley. Alta. Myers, Sr,. Chnumnn. liri-ssy roots, you'll be seeing much Olid vou take youe choice. Jackets sal Inv id nek 'bromlrioth, with n gt'ilctally are longer, skliti me ,|,. . n almost like silk. For stur­ flared inslenii of straight, waists dier coats, there are soft imported nro nipped .in more mid there'a tweeds. Wonderful deep-pile v«d* in rtmnd look to the hi|< C lint for ours and fleeces, velvety saeife Conservative soul* there hi * Mill cloth, silky camel'a hair. If vou'je a cape furi, you'll lie happy next season, for enpe» are all over (lie place, lung, slmi t nml ruediu. There are dramatic floorlength -hooded rapes for evening guaranteed lo make any woman look like a prints donna. A cgsa ill point ia Anthony HiuUa.v lilark broad-dot h liooitrd theater rape/ iined itj garnet red satin and gild lame. Another similarly striking formal cape is Kivielte's, lo scar­ let wool. As for suits, you pay your.mom ALTAMONTE SPRINGS NEWS -I -V "W f MRS. II. D. McINTOSII, JR. The caucus for nominaliont for a special election to fill the office* of mayor and assessor-treasurer was held Monday night at lK> Community House. These offic,-s were vacated, dm- to the resigna­ tion of H. O. Smith former mayor, il|oukvapd *,v* the late Lawrence ■H. ** »• *-r** i ing. whose deatli occutrgd uu.Jumrl *34k •I’ t . n eo tn iliu o * L m ft.:.' 2'J. The nominees for the' office of mayor are, T. P, Wiirlow. Jr'. II. D. AL'Iutosji. Jr. and Col. J. K. AT Matthews. Numiiicr* fur Asses­ sor-Treasurer ore, John Go nluni and Fred Faulhaber. Election will PARK and GENEVA AVENUES take place Tuesday, Aug. u. Mr. and Mrs. I)un Hauis ate spending several weeks i-i .Mil­ waukee, AVis. Air. and Mrs. W II. Hal laid ate in lwxington, Ky, fur the summer. Air. Baliard recently underwent an op’sratioy on Ids eye. and is recovering satisfactorily. They will THURSDAY and FRIDAY!!! return to Altamonte in iftyituinW, • Air. and Airs. Artlm, Lott uf D U R Y E A . . . A S T O U G H IN T A I L S . . . Orlandu were hosts Sunday rvi ning to a dinner party nl *V- DdblA N D T W IC E A S R O M A N T IC ! dread Country Club. giVcii In hon­ or of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence L. i cm “ Scarlel SirWl" nr I’urk Avenue . . he Irentn Horpe. The occasion win Mr. »ndj ever) tinme the nanie! Alin. Ilorne’s anniversary. Geolge Robson lefi Sutidny for Itellmore L. I. New- York, where he will spend ft few Wee!.*. . ■ Air. nnd All* Herman, Muench have returni*!- from. Nc'v. Yj>rV City. r : i i w llw.spent *m*. w « ik -( Friend* of Alnjor George Mng'ley will regret to hear of hi* seti-l nils illness • Air. and Alt*. K. K Whitten of Hmiford, nnd Airs. II. I*. Mrlnlosh spent last week-end tn I'oii* ■ tier* da. American Legion and AutHIaey |*i,*| 1H3 will hold tin- b .- i • ■ meeting Wednestlay evening 'at Milk) I*. AL at . Ilo* Altamonte Htirings Crtmmuuily li • .J Mr. ami- Mrs. Wm! K. Mver*. from Arlington, Va. are visitjnif Last Day W K D N K S D A Y I' Mr. and M rs., Elmer It . Brown The fuursome plun t<> spend .* f< «• !iiimidt*utNi|(iinn ditva In (Aotnnnilu itrarh ihis vcerkc* Me Ol'RNft 12: IS l\ M. Kb ninrumi •jintwiiii , Air. and Mrs. John Goddard^ IT HAPPENED have a* Iheir house vilest. Alia.’ Goddard'* mother Ati*. Kvaii* from IN BROOKLYN Spiingfield. Ala-*. I Hag#ir !♦*« Kd • Atr. and Mrs. Fred Faulliidwr T _ ___ i ' r k s k ttL .' " ’J were among the gm-L wim nttended n dinner at tin Long wood Hotel Sunday evening. WILL OPEN SOON > ■- ]>■ A - . s J* Rl ■t ! bow jacket mil* nint p icunl.il r Iasale > which depend on good liiii a. Lihric mid tailoring fir Inirlf effect. ( AHD t>l* TIIANKH We wish tti expii sa om thanks id nnrr many frienda m d ndkik.. Lit.-, for tlieir many it«-ed; uf stud Ursa and sympathy. A l s o tlir lieuii iiftii floral ufferings during tlm Illness and dcalii of oili lured one. The family of Ali*. Al. K, .Maiming The Anchor The much klcked-arouml "Sain­ ted Siatera". ia back on the Baramount schedule. Its story prob­ lem waa solved by tha simple trick changing the tints from tha nt to thq 1Hub's. . . . Can you low this Van Johnson and ,a Cronyn ararcollaborating on urdar yarn, "Tha Man Who A t Capistrano." « ^Thba Bachelor And Tha Bobby , ia surprisingly good fun, la its rather forbidding title. .pita It starts slowly, but once you gat used to tha Idea o f1Cary Grant courting Shirley Temple (if only la jest), you will be amused. Of course. Myrna Loy gets him at tha end, but only aft4r soutc hil­ arious episodes. w oB #y? •iH t/ - Now * -•*: *’ . * "**« ,. w Is Specializing In *• Sea Foods "VTF Also Have Choice .-%Western - . SteakB '■ . And Chicken i~i ■1 'T mmi- ; Conte Out And Enjoy One Of Our Sea Food Plotters 1 CARRY ANTI­ WORRY INSURANCE* A Regular Ad Private Dining Room for Special Partied - ' . Walter and Evelyn High (Sole Owners nnd Operators) /•Jisa'XaiSfiatr- IIORIS DOD­ SONS “l» o pietsr" ihsi’s psrint hit fittl suiumn ds)t whsn lha niimiry »ut« up, up, upl ISlstk rston ilju ti with Binsitiui p«pluin uf rsyon fsills-cud* w ispaa* tbs th«m<. 9 to IS. II1-9S- Bar Opena At 3 p. nt. — Dining Room Opens At 5 p. nt. r Classes » ’ *• Sr” . " per r (ho Office! y r- ate Take advanlnge of our Lay-away Plan’ to buy your new Fall Suit or SPECIAL Dress Now! THURSDAY — FRIDAY — SATURDAY cubeb A Gunning new blouse, beautifuiy Uitw ed ol tupeib quility BATES broadcloth, th a f w aihei *o beautifully and always looks id Unh. Tha convertible wing toiler it so vtiy chic and look! so gay with a little bow tie. And they alt have washable shoulder pads. Sues 9 to 15. DORIS DODSON'S CcU,m Rml* Dstt-FLld-plut w>ru) formula for nuking a oo«-pi«t drru look Ilka two! Brin buttons on DORIS DODSON'S u d a d ir wool pUld. C.stn, red, blue, whit# fronud In rtd, or black, rsd, cop, white (runted la copper. Sue) > l J, *14.9). C 3 - 9B .V r j.: iik m ’ =-1; * L- ■ i ■f'.r. �. f •I • : i r Turns In 2 To Here Is Box Scare Kcaric L. Berry. All- Buddy Bchrena Enters It Inning Tilt; On Saturday’s Tilt Time Sports Great Quarter Finals. In c Scores Tally Says “T” Nothin# New Boy’s Tennis Tourney BECKWITH* JR. o Cop Nightcap By ARTHUR Herald Sport* Editor AP Newafcaturea SOUTH BEND. Ind.. July Vt; Here I* the boa *core on thi lt> AUSTIN, Tex.— Kcarle. I- Ber­ WPl’ Top seeded Herbert (Buddy) Inning I to 0 thriller pltened by Buddy Lake In DeUnd Saturdny ry, one of the all-tlmr greet i of nrhrcn* of Fort. I.aut|gri(alr, facnl Southwestern sports, we* bnii'tuj anothrr Floridian,' Bcrney Segal get back homo after spending of "'*rut»a In the <|uartrr-flnaj “SS e and Vigl Alonio, Red lint to hurler; h*rc within . their grasp 40 months in Japaneses ptlsun icund m )h'> Junior Division of thr Western Junior and Boya* several outstanding record* In or- camps. He had been away n l ing time Tennl* Toon* iment here’ today. ganlscd baieball. It i» poas'ldo that thl* I* the flr»l game that and neat to wanting to soc the ( Behen* atr- ked hi* way lo tha haa ever been played that two home folks he wa* looking foiward im; *»er-fin«U .by defeating Dick pitcher* went the route in a P» to viewing the widely-heralded T Ricgr- ** K lamaxno, Mich., B.J, Inning tilt that went scoreless for formation in football. Must be fl-2 ytkterdav, while Segal won by a rt-n, r, 4 *eore from Jerry IS consecutive inning*. Buddy really great, he muard. But it to hla surprise he Jlloivirnl Dewitts of Vallejo, Calif. ntsy hold mother rfcord for pH* n* that the T waa Die same forma­ Ouartfr final play in the boya’ Ing 10 »corrle»» inning*. Here I* the Mx that *o many tion ho had used at Denton High dlrDlon i'itt* forward without the School and a( the University of two tnp.are'led entries, both fan* havo been wanting to je-i: Texas. *4**V**0 southerner*. Rlrhard llolyrod of he found„ that fool ball Del Rav, Pla.. seeded Nn. 1. and a,-Thu* Ti-— BUM.— * McManus « • formation* run In ryrtea. H** Ihluka kecPflfCseeded Hamilton Richard­ y ** *3 In* Murray. in tho team* will switch fro n the T son nf Raton Rouge, I.a. » • 1 II HattcrfirW. lb 10 2 1 to other tried systems In three or Itarflneton, It Holyrod fell yesterday before t 0 t 4 four' year*. Trier, it* tr>-ypar-<dd Conrad Wood*, son j n I « Uridt, rl » e e it Berr+ now la Texas adjutant nf the movie actnr Donald Wood* fctlvtimtn. tf * o « i general. HD appointment fame JO of l.o* Antmlr*. In an upset, ft-2, VucJ. a * i i a U l i n t> vtars after he enlisted In the 3-fl, fl-1 ilicialnn, , *• l i* it >* Texas National (luanl In May of Among the . seeded junior* (till •cored the run In iho *rr Total* lUlfl to begin an llluatrlmii army In the running were low MrMasitKi.tai* e of the nlghtre.il. Hoi career. ah r ters of St. Petersburg, Fla. and center field and wa* a I* a Gen. Berry was a moat tmtmual Dirk Mouteiloua of Kn.ppftr, ct to third on a one bare llnsa. in Manager Don Murrey, VUtar, It i 0 ia i : s S f f ifrwtuAirS KTen rears * S L t t t t k(third S J round) S a w t * * j „ „ j or singlca single* fur »d**lurrar at Bac­ W »d4*uH apart. In 1914 while nt tha Uni­ l o l l * Sidney Schwarla of llrooklyn, illi Lake went acamper- aKtoan. rt a * s i « versity of Texas he wa* all-Tos.i* N. Y„ defeated Gerald Monseros* the platter with the Ctoteek. lb 1 o « i* i Intercollegiate Athlaiic Associa­ P en t, tb margin. __ Veg*. " 7 a » i a tion tackle. The Southwe*: f.'i.n- salvatge of .Coral Gables tb2, <11 o .i i a 1. the twilight affair the team* Htelnrrkf, e frrenro wa* organised tno next t o o t ; _td on even ba*i* tliroughrul A|on*u. p vear and a decade later Berry te- MrMaslera defeated Rob Geraint contest with the Senator* get. <1 ft 4 IT I* turne<l to Sho unlverairv and won of Milwaukee, 0-4,- fl-1. Totota benefit o f a fe>V ■more a—lUn for tVaiWell In llth. all.Southwest Confcrojire. guard Junior doublcii (gacond round) decision* ami break* o f tho Scot* - b r ln«*»n*a: Behrens and •'M<wjd*d9* de­ Hint in it »«• «*• I'** »• «• • • > - ■I honor*. lit. cable ha:)t an a year feated John Coltom of Plkeaiirtsn t ftpi ono ana ®sa **• •—* department student. Senator* tallied their flral Krruift. MseManu*, Kn»PP»r. r t » The 10-year |ierbid of mllllary vllle, Md., and Gerry Thomas of the atath frame. Halt* |«-k Per** V»*a Hliit»n h**” aervlne hadn't handlrappcd him Washington, fl-1, rt-0. Haerlflcc* to right rcnlet field. Cone Istke lt<»*«, tl'ile b . Charlca tJevoe of Indianapolis athletically Ix-cauae he nlwaya pitcher for the Oilaudoans, Akinin 1, Vllter tMolsk. T w o base kept .In condition play iiup-wi li’t- und MoiiaalvAlce-'defeated Jaclr an* - lit 111*. .lU r r in a lu n . g t U . u u i ‘ hi* eenler, and <m the Wii.trl.U Hloan, T h rw b*»* b ll»—8*t- vlro team*. Vinreul nf Madison, Wla., and time. IrtftpM. Hem* iun» patted In— itta went tear Ing forr hoi Berry also waa a wn-*tllng Dan Baumldo of Milwaukee, A-l, i Bride picked up llm ball and M il. o f f J,*k*. » In t» tnnlnat; champion In 19lfi and 'Id and was 7-B. . I Tb* sphere to Don Ford at *|| Alunsu I* In 1* Iptilne* a track star in the same vent a. MrMaslera and Hrgal dafeaUd ruck out by l a k t I, b y AttnI plate and caught Butts e* he Hi fa'blavad an' Uia' fgmwt Sernpd Dirk Rieger and Dan Christian of an— I,---- W IT H — off— l n k t lr o il . Ho. nt eliding toward tho plate. AIn n in t. le ft on Paw*. Hanford Texas Infantry foatball leant Of Xalatnxrnnr 7D1,- fl-1:— —---------Major moved to aceond an tb* I I ; Ihlrfutd I* Umpires. liavlt and 1910 which old-timers insist wa* Bova doubles (first round) thtow to Ford.. Craig l.ytuand’i It.p.ll Tim* nf asm*. lira the greatest rle.vrn of all time. It Holyrod and Richardson de•ingle to left field was nuim-mar- aHtl itrmiin mopped up all opposition and Her- fsated a * Immanuel (mala and ttv hobbled by Tim Tyler, allowing Htanlua, t< a a ry think* the team could *tnnd up George Womli of Chicago, fl-9 • • Major to cross the plate. K clitre p against any collrge beam in the u * The Feds tied the contest In the r U w ls u nation today, a to o At Kulm of Evanston, III., and bottom of tho eovenlh frame. Jrr- PTiunat Gen. flerry was awarded (he Boh Sierra of Tampa, hla., d4IW Silverman drew a free ticket distinguished service cross and the Total* i* * ** •* , Whllft Tutting for Don Ford and a. Walked for Pord. In 7th. distinguished service medal for feated Clyde Barker of Salt Lake and Don Stowe of KalamaP—Itaii for ttllv.tniftn In Tin, t3*K f a«erifiecd t0 oeeond on \ per­ outstanding action against the City r—Hsoltlrnl for Kalllv* jti 7th. fect bunt by Rill l.nwi». nrv.- Fed Japanese in defense of Balaam xod, 6-7, (1-0, R.fl. d^-ltan for Itailft In I Kb. . backstop who was hitting for Cad Then a colonel in the Infantry, he . -Halt'd tof Htftnl.ru In lilts. ANOTHER PHALANX? i Kettle*. Walter Haitington paste I f—tuu - fur_Zuba In tltb*-waa in command of teninnnt* of a •- staling altlgle Into ccnt.-r nt’ .l Ortando esii » « l #»« • ! - * division cut off from Dm main *«* •<*> 100 I NEW YORK, Ready Jack, Johnny Tomat, who went In to run Hanford Ituna. Jirnlrs, M ajor and TftlnsU force ami entirely surrounded hr bay colt by Pilate-Jacola, I* only ■=-* *u,v*rman. croaaed the plata. KrroMt daj.i of T ykr. sjanntne. Bait*. Itulw Japaneiu. After f i n io tallied the winning t un ton. l.i'Piand '3 B ern jMng|e.iJgbUmt_he Jitsceiai. * 2-year-old but he promDca tn on -a •ingle-by TV!r*baap^ln *TTm urra r- aacftflc-, fullv withdrew his jommawl by Irk Up Wherever Phalanx leaves flee by Major nwl si I.akr, Lawlt, Major. M ft on ban-. wading down the beachmi and off. Ready Jack D a ftjll brother Orlando 1. eaeford l . Its** on Pall*; e by f.yhrand. to Phalanx, beaten favorite in the Major »• Htntrk nut by Maine climbing over rocky headDndit. Ho ween Die contest* Monagri Off ». Km l-* ' *, Bianion »• P a^ .1 then trapped and annihUuted l.hOO Kentucky Derby Iml winner of the .Murray and Manager foil ilrril ball*. Ba<l* Wlunlna iillrh.r. Ma­ Japanese In (he "Little Tdnl poc­ Belmont. Like Phalanx, ho la •greed to limit the »eeond tilt ro jor. I-ottns pltchftr Wanton, ttm- ket." owned by C. V. Whitney In partplr.i. Cooper and l A 'r l f . Tim* nf Berry wa* raptured with hla ncnhlp with hla breeder Anram l i m e ItlS. been - extended to men on April 9, 1942, and walked a Hewitt. t lr r * * 4 flam* I In the torturous nine-day Batalin ‘ ORDAISIH* Major went the routti in dralli march. Ing tilt, while KotD«» I.yhrand, M< Ha rrcelved the purple heart !i<- on the Mexico Border and In Sib­ for the Fed* end gave Manning, l b caujuj of injuries received when eria. China or the I’ hllippinsa, Mpt tlarriian If Bill Stanton, who rcceivod n .v l l 3b four Japeneae clubbed ntld bc.il busy In athletics, playing and for the defeat. Erl Davia, llrail*!, rt him after the nurremlor. They roarhlng haakrtbflli and foothi.ll ___ Sanford chunker worked TJiroop ef wnnlml Ids fountain pen and lie and competing In several r.atiunal tha mound for the .Scimt.nr in ftoba rtson. lb wouldn't give U up. . matches with the Fort Denning in­ aecond game. Johnny Tama, APi*u, e During Ida long army corccr, fantry rifle team. * silydft SIR Strnton handled hillock Pavla Berry, while not busy mldlei mg p for the local*. ssllait* light the Celerymen Invade Totsl* 11 4 II HI Field In Crlando for a reHAN VO It I) engagement with the Sen ab k *s ■ Buddy Lake will be the ItrMsnu*. » I I 1 4 bis pitcher for tha Fed*, and Kkrrinaton. rl •■ t 1 0 1 ft lo e likely that Stan Eedalia or HIllsrflftM, lb For i t t a Hyda wiC,receive ths cell U kft lb 1 1 1 1 Murray, lb ager , Devil. i i i a llrtlt*, c f OHIjAHLKI .1 « e a Ty|#r, c t sfc h p a ft H l|r* rm «ti, If I [•** 11 U I t ‘ Ford, o t a i l 5 « i * i l Tom at. p 4 1 The Toaxt Of i a a k tin t o o . p 4 1 ARTHUR SBCKWITH. JR. .arald Sport* K«Jltirabid baseball fun* jammed nleipal Park hrre laat night •part In the "Ruddy festivities and witness the bill between the Sanford Ped^-andslhe Orlando SenwhTah the Senators trlr.iloeakt In the opener by a h In 11 innimta and _ edged the Solon*, t to t) fightcap. was given round* of apby those present aa ho step^ to the mirrophone lo rei trrer 20 gift* from merrhanl.* between the clashes. _ A gift of f358.88 was mad / ny Lake "rooters”. completed hla night by the pnly run of th* second to enable the Frfd* to 1 lo 0 victory over the underwriter and former Public Links Tourney' .Jnsurancq New England Amateur Champion, Enters Fi^rt Round paced Dm field of 179 entrants 4n I I.(ill III A I T A T M I.K A a t lt » I. it s« OclJDd ti n at - *4 Orlando MANIUltO II ti Palstka ti i l ' Iwfttbwrg j* <1 it tiai |..|.a Ikach It Veskreay** llrtali. UslBrttlU* HI. Auaustlna as !•rl .at* il* i .a* ■»37 .I I I .IKt .a I* .117 t-aUlka M l H I , All*u*tln« 0-1 Orlandn 1-0; ITANPOMIi 1-| (1st a*me II Innlnxii. i=‘.Jfatli.na Hears 1-1; P * ta n | |-|. MINNEAPOLIS. July 2.1.'< /tlThe National Public Link* Golf Tournament turned from stroke to match play today with 48 of the B4 ehamplnnahfb flight quhllffrr.t "Dtrd for elimination in the first nail second £ound* over thu Mvadowhiook*'Municipal Course. Thirtv-two first lSdioly round matches occupied tho morning with 1(1 I8-hulo round Ulta on thu afternoon slato. Wilfred CrAsiley, Atlanta. Go., I’lttiburah XATIIIXA1. Rneiklyn f,*w Tork II Mtj.lt Ml n,u1i Clnrlnnitl Cll rig!. ■l’ hl|*<Jtfphla as it rhllsdftlpht* at I’liuliurxb. ppd, rain A * i : i m t * i.ft Arn k v* L 4* 47 (7 11 14 3* 17 N*w Vnrk t'Ct’ Olt lloilun 11 17 IB Cleweland Indian pitcher Allan Gcttel rki*c* saddle horse* on his Virginia ranch in the off-»e**on ami Intend* lo make that his pro­ fession et the end of tha major league hurling career. . 1*7 llrsall* 1 « ,l o | * r Hutton 3*0; C h lr* a » a-8. flaw** T m i a r HAMFOItll al Orlando, lisrioea a 1 >**t.rod. 1‘abnka al HI. AUKUitln*. n ,iP u r g at UalnesvIlV , the final 18 holes nf qualifying yesterday. He shot a 'three-underpar f>9, lowest score of tho meet so far, to add to hi* 70 of Monday for 139. • Hi* total wpt four'stroke* better than his ' nearrxk romp-tiUon, five player* who carded I4Ts and, until tale in the day, appeared des­ tined to share medal honors. A 3d-hole total of ISt or better Insured spots in the flral-round pairlnga for 67 of the players. Fourteen other*, tied at 162 apiece, started a "sudden death” playoff and Arthur Jrnneman of- St. Louie — , 1a6*.. 68lh rillk. spot L *> laUnir won)tile by Uklng m a rfeuctr owthe par four second bole. Three player* were eliminated, on tb e jjm t hole and threo more on the aecond before darknt-a> halted play. - ~ A COOL SPOT Your Favorite Beverage .lif t ! .114' rausditphta 41 .444 k r tn ia . CftVfttanit 43 .471 w v 4* .411 r n r.’ htrsao 11 IS S»4 1Va>hinat'<n .440 47 ts It - .11a HI. t^Mlt* II 11 .14* IT II .117 H mh IIs V n lrrS n r <1 II .131 IPuton l , r h lc s a o 1 H e tanlna*). II •a .117 KftW Y ork 4, Ht IJtkU ft. 41 i« .171 IV sthln alon 4. IHIrolt I. 17 la .411 I'kltftdfiphla 1, rtftVftlsnd 1. ■•bAmms Bill’s Package Store and Bar 112 W. First Street Phone 880 U S C O N G R A T U L A T IO N S - On The 0p4nin£ Of To POWELL'S EDGEWOOD GROCERY P O W E L L 'S E D G E W O O D GROCERY from SECURITY LUMBER : ■ AND SUPPLY YARD 920 Maple - ~ ,i , ?■' . i I ■ Central Florida Food's Inc. Phone 797 1200 Uoilr A t*. Phone 1031 4 q n.'Jt: - LPi )i ■ ^— :1 * V *' Household Appliances The Ideal Gift 4 • *4 4 ft ft 1 #0 I 0 0 1 [i-t •y-’ TOASTERS Duepl A utom atic _ Pop-up Typ«. | j| .0 0 op NEXT TO ANGEL’S EAT SHACK - " ' • .•' ; _ : ti * Handling a complete Une of fancy Groceries and choice Western Meats. t i ; i|h i . •J1 1 ,? Also Frozen Foods. li a . \ . > - - 'i£ i : �r r. * * jr ~ . * rjr*: TW S SANFORD HERALD. SAN FORD. FLORIDA m tOTirr. Java and adjacent Madoera f m i'X T t rMHIIlIA contain nearly 50,000,00f people. IKNI.tOLN J l l i - i:.l. I M T N C lT If t: IS I t t .I lK I I V * t J l V U N th x l |iui>uiint in Section » ul C lm i'lr r U « i of F lo rid * . A l l a of l*3I,a liltoaa n a* lh* M i 'l l 1*11 V A C T lb* follow Ina dewnlaed ................ ________ There are nianv extlnrt voleaniH-s in the north t>f New /.ca­ lami. , GERMAN EXPORTS MIN DEN, Germany, i-Pi — Ex- YAHDLKY VENETIAN BLINDS tuirrlea’s Most lle.sutifol Aluminum t’etlir -- l'oU--hnl Alumiaum \-k Me For Free t.-limsle porta f r o m the i l i i t i . i t roii„ n f Germanv for the fitsi filer months LKGAL NOTIOThr m.'«t iin|b>rtdut exports nf tif this venr were vubu.l n* 17.New /ejjland nre 1 ‘tltti-l, clmesej m r iiK to .%rr»:in f.00,000, the. Joint Kxpolt-lroport * . Tot VKIt.% NKAJ, .PLOYS* KINO,1 Uiul In mlnoli County. Kliuku* and nuat. Agency announced. uhuH ttBlffcn?# i* I'tftchbBrf, AfA- will I*# «*Ffkt*d fur m U »»l publle Lama. ainit wltaot m llH n i m M ir n tuiti i> t«*r ifir YOU AUK IIKIlKIlV K U T IF IK lii prm .m rnt Kund !u r*M*i *t\y -n d a' Rat ten per cent for ttjc year 1947. The City Commission A •I. I*, t ln n ilu n Aa l*l*rk n ( lh* I ’lrrm i i >.„,i tUm linil* County," Klof lila n y O J , . Ila n l, li* p u ly i ’l*rk * Notice Is hereby Riven to the owners nml-or agents of nil Real Property ‘within the City of Snnfont, Florida, that it in the intention of the Tax KqtuilL ration Bonr<Lti£.lho Clty.of Sanford, Florida, to in­ crease the assessed valuations on all Real Property l HIT. of the City * or Sanford,, * ICinCUIT Ja rk to n A . C u ra lll I M a n ill-, Flo rid a tion Board at 7:30 o’chfck P .M.. AuRuat 4. 1947, Altornry for Plaintiff to act upon the proposed increase in assessed val­ uations, and nil persons desirinR to file objections or complaint* nhnll hnvc an opportunity to bo heard' ■ *f-V .• at this meetinR. *— 'H.- TC. SAYEfT FLOWERS REC6 r D PLAYERS for rent. By fo* all occasions day or week. The Music Box, 110 HcNEILL A YOST FLORISTS W. l it SL Phone 053.______ Sipes Ave. Just off Celery OFFICE space in Mciach Building. Office ph, 403 resilience ph. CIO R Largo Kght oficea, newly decoreted, all utilities, heal and jani­ HERT S SEW MACHINE SHOP* New & Used Machines tor ferric* furnished. Call 863Electrifying A repairing .ill makes. ^ W . It. ft A. Dept, Store. 116 Frcncl»--Phoiio 1100 FARM FOR BENT—20 acres sub FUR SALK irrigated truck farm. t’J artes­ (Argo quantity of old newspaper*. ian wells, a 7 loom dwelling . 3 cents per pound. The Herald. S tsnant houses- £ Urge bams. CONCRETE HEWER PIPE DwalUjuf Jor rent only with farm.’ On Cameron Avenue, SEPTIC TANKS, Grease Ttaps, IU«ck's. Aluminum Windows and Eaat -aide Sanford, Fla., phone Screens, Whits cvnieni- Paint, 1D2-R. P. O. Uox 883, K. D. Penna-tile, Hurricane hr Stowe. \ C0N.VA I.E S t:K N T ifost E —; \\lit tj»ni>rn July Kith at Chuliiuta, • F la . IK ml led S.’ E. af Sanford — 18 mile* N’. K. of Orlando. Large act ten and open notches to alt and enjoy the cool hrceici o ff Lake Catherine. I-arec grounds and - wal|ia *aaf« fioni aufo traffic, luirge lobby and rooms. Real Southern cooking. Brick construction: Cart aecnmodatr £6 only. Phono or write fjr reservation at onre. Ovidrio £3^2 or ‘ Dr. Martin, Oviedo £l'.l£ or t* write I’. O. llox 137 Chuliiota, ^ Fit. Reasonablo rates. I^ryc ■edan for Rues** to visit their doctor. Coronado Reach rooms, very rcaaonahle. Mrs. Fred AUrn. 401 Crawford Road, Coronado llcivh, Fla. Furnished and unfurnished apart­ ment. Adults only. 2$00 Moljonvllle._______________ y 7" W A NT E D t o ren t 4 OR JLROOM apartment liy per­ manent residents. Call pirffy ^ •11. _______ _ H ELP Wanteij—Exprrienrrtl brake inm. ."Firestone Stores. W O RK W ANTED EXPERT Yibiuliiig — rontract or hourly basis. S. G. Grogan. Free estimates. Phone "H'tJ. FLOOR SANDING A finishing, cleaning A waiing. Our power unit enables us to work where there is no electric ronnertlot available. £1 yraie esperiepi-. H. M. tilrason, Lake Mary, Fla. him Arc. 1 hone I.,.is, ... « FOR SALE— Umornek for drlv«w w«yg ami romdwMY*— Phone 1241. _______________________ Smi th Hru. Fainting, TT e l , School. w a V James ted Works for new radletors, radiator cores,. radiator ft repairing. A Ford sedan. 1 ‘ td farm man llwood area. position for right party. A. Duda ft Sons, Oviedo. Phone 2181. Salesman and insurance d* 433-W. RL i > « H . 14 LOST * in C n - I 'M i i l ' i m kti^oks fast H . •«* il l lit •*• r t l n l i **t »W**| '*m lrt* -* l| f*»4t I I l o t lt l.it is* pi i. )l i l u m l M *tTtf It*- Vo* fit t» »*l fl't.-Ut* «>l* >i Son ItS 10s.Ht.t0t. HM> f|, H . i»f ,V W N E r *»r H\V *4 nf HK^t K ftllon sa T mh nihil* 2*» Hoiiilt Ik n ^ t 21 K ail, run K fl. H lit ft, W 57n ft. N ^ V V U iT I E N N w ho f e e l NERVOUS -J. cased by functional 'middli aee’l F O K T H E V E S T IC E CR EA M - - * Try -MICICS..Q.W N IC E C R EA M W l tnslir uttr ow n lew Cre'ntn, AH (lavor* T aily — Delictoua —- lle a lllifu i. I>o Jih| suiter Irero hot Her tons. Irrttsble rN m re y tr-lttif* doe to tlie f uncU. u t l ‘m lddle-st*' I'rilul timiUar to * -Trn liS-M N IC K S s i t * r T f ir n a o t r y |.tdl*l: t-jnkh »m't VexrlsW * t\wn|fcn:e0 In r»ll>->* »uch stmpioo>*l It at5-’ N ,t trh.tt tx-cier* call a *nuuaclih' tome *n*ctl HYOIA e. pinkham s CUM PW SO^ •!* MS 414 Sanford Avrnaa FOUND REWARD for n»turn uf black A ‘ Rill's E> •=»:' -T '* ft. h 7ft* fl. N ft, Ka*t to pt H .m th of llr u . ,\ to |Wk Hr*If I •«*.*% ft, Wffct o f H »: C or* n«*r nf i| S\V*i Hrrtlnn T«mn*hip 3^ NihiiIi llrnfir r«n W t** Hr*-|ji»n -,J ii S 117 ft I?',. |«i .pt. N *>f it*it. f l in |1«K* ... XW i| nf HW’ i 1* T t i v i - O n e D a y DVy C lea n in g S erv ice ftilip 31 Hoillh Itiillttr 41 Ka*l. TIU-HTKHH «*» rilK I.NTKIINAI. l\||»lttiVKAlHNT ITNIi OK TIlK MTATK OH k**isi*llll»A iU. U. 4*. Ilu^hn Arte nT Tru»f#bS I . - I . >*nltrf. C o u n ty . IN T i l K IN H IH T U F T I l H U O U N TY iu ih ik . HKiiisVui.i; fin K I .O It lt t A lit mm » : * u u uf M a ry t*. W u n tw rU , ? l,w ra w -tl. i n l*H»t»*it»r — T o A ll i ! f « i l i i i i i a nit |'»r*itn« f l a v ­ in * ria lin * » r U rtn aud* Attain** Hkt.t Y o u a n d asrl* of yn u ar#» h n n lty H o lifirtl wMil r*qiiif‘#,il In prrwrtit a n y rla ittll il pit ilP iiiam U w b frli ' you.' *p» eith e r of y o u . t n i ) ha%r u k h I i u i th* rtta ta «ft «*.' W a r tin H i. «l*t ' r t M . I « l r o f *i»ld ifiH itip , Ih p ( ' = r ’ J 11tl ft *----**f * - Mill vFI*M Mia, a| hi# i*ff|r*» in i h r i n m t hott#a of **Pi f n u n t y « t H»nf'*»«tP lnrida, W ith in rifth l ral#ud ar tmrhiha fr..m lh»* ll n i r tif lh*» f lr r l « f (t i ll tla lm i.r itrtiiMifl aboil t i r l t l urfMfiH »hi«lt *l*fr th** A ita rr r»f fat!rl#m> m id p**it nf f|«*tr a it <11**p> nf AtiP i W m v n C ttijil ill nil Ji»» tu rirft It* b y th** *ni. h t« r u m t , , ■> *»U a ttn rn rjr. and a u v # p rh rla lm %r d#man4 not *n Bh *11 h# intA M a ry V flrant A » xVdtnitiitli nl i i t *»f til a , Ratal# Af M a ry f?. W a rd n r II, all EXPERIENCED eatery i Metal 7*. Ilr* Paints, Poultry Supplies. Kalla, DODGE • PLYMOUTH "Purina Feeds, Groceries and PARTS AND SERVICE Meats. Tuurhtun & Watson, 1£01 10* Palmetta A t*. ^ Phone 1011 Celery, Phono I YA-DB moth proofing lasts 6 WHY DELAY T lliiTe a new kile’iyears. Hav* your woolens moth en raid net designed and rust am proofed now. Downtowii CIrnn-1 built now by C. J. Gantt Woodera ft Unndry. 113 Palmetto , shop. Phono 770-W. .Ave. Phona 014. House trailer for sale. Cheap. Oil Plano Tuning and Repairing. I* 1* • Muplr Ave. Sill. Rea. 811-W. PRK WAR Gas Range,~18" oven. SIGNS Can l>e seen Roundtree Transfer Show cards and posters 404 Hnnford Ave. 0 — DUE'S SION SERVICE IIAIIY BED, stroller and ear «.<aL O. D. Landreaa. Phone 1031 Cheap. Phone 7D-R. n t n iL o w , i o i RADIATORS cleaned and repair AV I? Service. The Mualc ^Box, “ Ld- . «»«>. lot and Sanford Art. Ph. 368-W. 111) W. 1st St. Phone 06J. Midway w h k h ..rtirtt* i* HEADACHE * LflHi S' niitl * I llluck 2 Hnwiif^ l*tirkdr«l letintf !*«#*** Klnt AtMiiliil lit C sm fru o City, ('lit Hunk I I’ MHe S P E C IA L S E R V IC E S ; . w ■- ■ 1 — rtTXEDO KKKD5—curnplotu lire. Thoroughbred Berkshire Breeding Hoar for service. Thorn- M0-J. * Huot'e Tuxrdr Fn 4 *Si*»rb. Blue Bird Tavern. .BatteirVfl A* flitirry rhnr*finff. FOR RENT—Floor sandrr. Easy % H. II. POPE CO* INC. operation. Iteasonahle rate.i. Kan4 CEILING fans for sale. I^mev's foid Paint ft Glass Co. Phone 3113. P Drug Store. from tbrouMh cT frt, J ill i f rill lit r m r i'm tt PhonffTIBS. 5 o f d room unfurnished jtouas ur «dll exchange rented 0 rirom Af f hluM on SIpea.Ava. near Air Two radio cabinets . with phono P‘ carpenter work, 1DM W. " l*th. motors in them. Bauer Appli­ Blue. Mr*. Archie Welter. I1. 0. ances, JOB 3. Park Ave. Etox 88, Sanford.' , . LAND C L B A N I N O AND LRAINAGR J NEW CATER­ E T C A X E F D R S A L E l i PT-PLYWOOD boat ind trail­ PILLAR DRISEL BULLDOZ­ er SIOO. 1311' Summerlin Ave. ERS WITH P A L M E T T O Phone 7P8-W. REAL ESTATE * RAKES TWO J/4 YD. | INSURANCE D RAGLINES, EQUIPMENT fl A R T IC L E S W A N T E D ' MORTGAGE LOANS NOW IN THIS VICINITY. RAYMOND M. IIALL, Realtor WANTED — Metal turning Id!hr. NIMNICIIT CONSTRUCTION Registered Broker and CO.. ORLANDO. FLA. PHONE Telephone 6. Inaurwncw Agent 2-2981. Rm. 4 Florida StfU Bank Bldg. Highest rash price paid for used furniture. Ted Davis Furniture RENT A CAR NEW, two story, three bedroom Co. 311 E. 1st. Ph. 058. YOUDRIVE IT home. Two car garage. On PHONE, 2Of ranter lot 118 x 140 in Mayfair. WILL TRADE IB30 model A Ford and 40 acr\-a land for 1037 or AVUI sell unfurnished or furnished. Sm tC K LA ND-MORRtSON later model Ford or Chevrolet Thane BS5-M._______________ U DBIVE-rr, INC. In good condition or will sell Income property—£ bedplom bimgboth. J. O. Mitchell, lit. 2, Box SEE US FOR slow.,2 apartment garage apart168. Banford._________________ MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING ent bringing per month, AND TYPING 17,600—half cjsh. Ph. 104(1-W. I’LL BUY' your car regardless of CREDIT BUREAU OP age or condition. Roy Reel, 300 SANFORD I ACRE8 TILED LAND, 40 fruit W. 2nd Bt.____________________ 116 N. Park Phone 180 tree*. 8 room house with bath, , dabble garage, pig ham, on East Wanted to trade 1037 Plymouth coupe for 38 or 30 Plymouth or EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING Side. Box ££ c/o Herald. Fred Myert. SU E. 2nd SL Chevrolet sedan in good condi­ TWO LOTS. 2nd and ^ tots N tion and pay cash difflr tnc*. ATTENTION MOTHERS ot comer of Geneva Ave., on Phone 845-W. —DIAPER SERVICE— fe a t Side o f Mellonvitie A r e ! ; ____ . . . __ ■ ■ Baby Valval furnishes hoaplul Slock of 6 lort. Juat off Mtllon- 7 Pat*. U rea toclx. S u p p liee cleanjiterile dUpera and deodor, *111# on Bay Street. Mrs. Marie ixed container. Economical and Short. Short** Camp. Phono Co. TOR SALE good saddle horaa or trade for kid pony. A. (£ Ben-‘ »«f». Fully medically approved Ira . Cell Daytona 2487-W 'tolleet for aon. 3. Sanford Ave, daUdla. 08 diapers. |2 . 1 LARGE- LOT, 10 blocks out "FIRST W !S A N F 0 I West First Street Writ# P. 0. Good mule for aate cheap. T, B. Kinard. P. O.- Box 206/ Lake Bex 1437. SanforAl«j f ^ = f , Monroe. Fla. TRACTOR MO 0 — W# mow — — pa REAL ESTA1 <w large R A N T E D TO BUY: Small house walkln* d‘ jM itti srAt>»ltl|K Al U» «ll -iBIltl* UIU.il, *' «rnt» ■hi If pf ull'i^ln.1. uni’ ttml fliNib faurllift' uf tiilirr ttiituiCft i ’urnrr **f K*h lion, W ANTED ’ F { ^ A v i 1 ' , p h o ^ *in3yml3>’ 3W , ROOFING - HOOF bejtf- Hr*. ia ?l ft. W <tf XK t#»*in«*r »^r GIRL for cashier A cosmetic coun­ ter, also soda girl. I.ancy’t Drug Store. . - 9 I'u H ttlu iu iu •'tWH Iktlivn Jf f oirAkiiip HoulS lUnwr ju Kaa run W**t m XW The Watch Maker at MATHER’S ARTICLfeS" FOR* SALE =*OR RENT lit# ri. I«*it Itlcpfk .1 Hpiiitln«‘* |InH Himl lltHtkr .2 l*ift 117. WATCH RKPAIRS 'Three Day Service All Work Guaranteed 12 Months- CITY CLERK., *it ulna »t l* iW 11!Clock A, M.. no th* illh ,l*y ill Auauii. A. I ll*t, OuliUlr* II* municipal 111It* r-*rillplli fur* tynti flichi uf w*> t#fi wltlt* mill \*+ IrtCfVF^ If 111 *»IJ S2« COURT HEAL) Florida, will sit in final session as a Tnx Equaliza­ *11 ’ bid* a *U 4 * ttS lt | I| N ^ li (V a c h tm rR . Alabama, c/u (}iof|l{ CoH bid* iuit|ti*t4 |u Iht tin lit Ml Kiu)ti. 1 ] ih* T»u»ir*# u{ th* tntonMil Ink* t iliit -'ii ■anil &«• t»*rit fllftapfi aiculnal yo u fur al i l l m m , b> l U n l l n i M c K ln k ) K iiiK . In lb * C irc u it I',*uit ,.r S rm ltidl* Cuunljr « t Sun f d u l F ln t lJ * . Th * till* „f tl|t I* u «* o ll-<t'tln M cKinl** . K in k , ruiptirr. «*•»<■« V n» n .* i ri.i,,i K l i m , ' |»f* n ,l* n i. A .N i» r m : . u u : n n i i i : m Q Q T M A N U H i I Id a I l U r i li r l | „ r , o , . dlljf Of by a t lo r n r y , In w ill m il fo r A lto n * , o n ' lb * U n it ■!*> of M l W t l ‘ <7 K X B C C T K P anil I M y l'K l , al S a n fniil In H tm lm -I* C o u n ty , Hint* of u f J u ly , K lo ro la , ihla m o l 1U0 I*. \V. STEVENS — HIT W. l(ulmiM>n — Orlando Phone 2-11729 .HrluiLMHW-xdfjvniitg i|tt-b^fwt*4UiUU TH URSPAY 2nd IM U fornitur, Refiniikiln( Cabinet Work Expert Workininihip THE SANFORD CABINET ....... SHOP f24 PalmtHn Avenue » •»■»->J tMi • nfteriHKiii by nnklng fur 8 :0 0 P . M . Siinfonl l.iulge Nil. lL'II S P E C IA L S E R V I C E Wo tdll be glad In MOTH — I’UimF your garments fur a small extra * Pharee ami give \}u it Custodian Funds STAN COMSTOCK tnrralment Hecartllra . rhona MuJ—Teletype Dll SO Ofisnd* In * . _*P|r*t P 'tM lka iiD u J u ly M. aiul ynu giay have it the aama Member N. A. 8. D. Rrtwnmllnc T. Nelson Oltonrkw Daytona lUach, Fla. * yt«r (ittunmlee agiliiist Auith damage. ',*4w#'"fliWFAt'eifitFSiinyaftemntinv and pre -tqinn Salttrrinr nflprnnam Phone 914 V Downtown Cleaners and Laundry IU I'alntrllu NEXT TO HUE STATION - �I _» , i » a i "^ D ^ D A Y / THP SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. >FLORIDA . « _ *m 4 •k •• , lv . ”, ■• r . -- : is «■ , _- - • ~- U l V IS, 1M7tTT* --5 j ;------- --------------:— • v. mmm I , ■ ■ ■ - i- » _ i. * . . * . f .V- --V v- - v- *».’* *• I V - / ' . rr t ■ ____ 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 Buy Good Furniture 1• ■ !® *' * A t Their Own Price W e Shall Hold Auctions A t Our Store i . . • *- Ts-t-i- = i i * *. i t s •■ ----- ' /} • c m . i FOR EVERYONK ATTENDING TilE HALE ^ « -* t * /jtl L 1 ------- -7— . ; i . (. OfJIi STORK WILL OPEN DAILY AT 9:00 A. M.,' SO YOU M AY JN- FREE GIFT'S ?- - ~r~'Ar- ~j f ~ v. SPECT AND SELECT TIIE ARTICLES YOU WANT RUT UP ON THE ‘V ? T ’ AUCTION BLOCK: HAVE A SALESMAN TAG ANY ITEM OP OUR 080,000 STOCK YOU WANT OR NEED AND IT WILL THEN BE SOLD .. FREE GIFTS 1 1 FOR EVERYONE ATTENDING THE BY OUR AUCTIONEER. NAME YOUR PRICE AND LET ' THORPE’S . * .r i- >. mm DELIVER THE GOODS! M H ?£ § S iW 4s i " . _ * . - $ *-V4 _ f , r ■ • • * •• ^=fr;}l, /,.' t 1. PLANS FOR IMMEDIATE REMODELING AND EXPANSION CALL FOR PROMPT DISPOSAL OF •LARGE QUANTITIES OF, •MERCHANDISE. * - Lr tv, .1 r - •-t - T IM E 1 ________________' * n 'L / r t - Mi ’ } i' 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 BER' 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* , H U Y .W ITH C O N FID EN C E -if t fir* wmm? jK'.TVt 1, • ,♦ •. : I ■ - •Ui * .» - > ’. * 1 ' ' \ I . '< •1 «• ■♦; - V. I mu ! ’ LI • U* " t M - , vJ .i ■ < ’ ‘V I. I.M 1 I H I K t • 'M, ,v l f j I * y. ^ •'•'.v '':y’(--'4'ml • S A V E ■, . F- T m. ft V - 75% ’f'« - , Iw lf 1 . r t C L i] " ■ • - : f A , ... _ •I R h t ,I 1•l* vi. mum Xtt&'-l-A im # 1 * ---r. - ^ . . . ---: __ % - k 1 �* la Ualty There Is Strength— THE WEATHER To Protect the Peer* of the World; To Promote th» Proarc** of America; To Prodarc Prosperity for Sanford. Partly cloudy through VVidsy. Scattered afternoon' stroaers. j« • AN VOLUME XXXVIII Established 1908 . mv ^ :• . IN D E P E N D E N T SA N FO RD , D A IL Y .N E W S P A P E R F L O R I D A , T H U R S D A Y . J U L Y 24, 1917 Is Accused O f Neolral Bod, Way Open For Urged For UN Papy’s Attorneys . In­ s i s t B ook *ie B i l l WouldHhveCreated $1,000,000 MoilbpoJy Pick Aiken Is. 1 Killed, 7 Hurt Guest Speaker In Collision On At Jaycee Meet Orlando Highway France Moves T o Bar!Senate Okays Armed Big 5 From CoinForces M e r g e r ; m i s s i o n Assigned G r o u p Cuts Loy To Greek Border alty Check Funds A ssociated P t t u Leased W tro Dutch Arm y Captures Important Java Port Honor Student Kaiser Hit As TurningOnHeat To Get Contracts * LAKF. S U C O S S , July 24 WASHINGTON. July 24 M V »%TALLAHASSEE, July 24 W Fisnce propped today that Republicsn leaders, making plans The legislative bribery trial ol live lug ^powers and all Ifor Cungtett In adimirn SaturBernir C. Papy beaded for the Tourist Information Negro Released Un­ "interfiled" nation* be exclud'd day, decided tmlay to keep in Kruj,’ Testifies About jury this afternoon ai Papy*» acfrom the prnpoird UN Comminion their own hand* a* well as Pre»Booth To Be Dedi­ W ooden Plane Deal der $ 5 0 0 B o n d ; which would *cl up a »emi- per­ ideni ritiman'* the poWrr tq call euion were termed "lolls" and men of "moral courage" by opcated On Sept. 1 Before Committee H e a r i n g S l a t e d manent watch atong Greece’* di«- the Irgiifalon hack into »e*»ion. poting eounrel in doling arg'i In *K— -I pnrihern Irontrer. TbMfiuif *od Fenstc GOP “T wat a tick man when went •John Still*. Oilando nrgro, wit WASHINGTON. July 24 <n menu. French Delegate Alcsahdre Pa- fOtnmand* aAi'fd at a tonference Pat Whitaker of Tapp* 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 Kiuj told on Arthur Godfrey'* talent show. tfupc.*w hjte Rr*>pU -*• r*c »y*eforSftale Wat . nH'id that.lire Hale lud mi{|e « V \ ,h.A •a r'q v ;-n -M unaUy in ilvw. iJU tto* S*-At|K,uid ,trt.tl|v thri' 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 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 Papy on chargenfiH* fie offrird had tponsored me." Dick Aiken o'clock on the Orlando Highway commisnon of 11 nation*, tnclud |,nj ,|„ IW .L n l pro-tem (Seneverybody in Wssbrnglnn" to p!»bribe* 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 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. noon mteting at the Miyfair In•» irad* to Altamonte, it wa* report- mission -.Should l-e composed of a *ml ,l'* lagitlature. Kmg told trpoilttt lie bad insmaller "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 AViib-mt •uclt a clause, emtv "Under the lutwrvirinn of the w h a t motive* c o u l d have and FerBusort- (R-Mkb.) *1 'an 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 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. Hljntrii Jr., Snnforit trarl made by tbe War Production eoiiuell are Australia, Hraill, inglnn before Jan. 6 when the 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 Board 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 J, , cusations againit Papy .If they nina Mia" would give me the beit announced thi* morning that lie giunr._ ________■____ gieiuill bruin. He-,b*t aullnomemlicrshtp 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 MHM|im£s||||B||H||||a|||±u (•-will. Ttold a heating nest week I’ lii Kappa I’M. nnllunat hon- plane t contliuctmn was that .newspaper interest* would That it how I chore the *ong.“ to inquire into the ciicumUancr* fered as the rnunril moveil slow­ a ipetnl trtiinrt at any time. • fme my time' on tbe War Pm orarv acholaatlr fraternities, ti­ 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. tnenl* to the original American "I am itilf a roulhern boy. from the bill. Ibr committer, Iteail'il bv B r e n Following the acrident. Jams* resoluttorr-on- Hie Balkan prob­ mou. consent compromise legis lation In idnce Ihe armed servirin ■ Kneeling on one knee, Wliita- and I love the South. I want Aithur Tribue, Orlando negto lem sler. ia inquiring into tbe I'ttim 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 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 Rooiethe House for action on an Agree­ Iwfore Jhe council,, sat silently Tberedt it. It would have created aiteilrd. vrll. son of the hte Pteudfnl ment worked nut Inst night by n dent, wal releaied under a $500 throughout the morning session Mri*. H. V. Allen and Mu* as tire other delegates tried to Stnnte.Mouse ronferenre conimlt.^nem paper monopoly. Roosevrlt, wrlli tbe traiiv.ulion. bond pending further inyeiijgaJcivc a H o U e l . a ccom p a n ied b>* ""They'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 to a- form 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 Charle* Lulr. 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 studrnt, ant t'limlidato for |io»*mI letting the contracts but don't do their bidding.' they'll the Jayraea. outlined the Jaycee up yevterday afternoon. Tests Clear Boy Of w et' on to get rid of'm ajor mat- n itarhelor of scirm-r ibgi*'-. ha-i that nrrlers, had rome from the eliminate you." tourist program tlnit ha* been In The Injured were Cllfforl Kinhv the adjournment d»r.-Iwell elected to mcmhei -Itip At Plit| White House to go ttirotlgu with Slaying 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, told the member* that tha Jaycee* nf the rnllision was driving hi* l see, ^opening the detente argu­ najionn^ Imnorniy whuladir fra*..MASSILLON, O . July 24 (JP) ment*: Krug said lie l"ld^th?-J.'VAi.Sfiihad sponnoted the tom 1st Informa­ IU39 8ttnlrbaker Redan north oil L Tite Htiuse 7 A pp ropiiA tiu u s Tftil,lln„ot S N 1' s n r M i b l l ment*. laid Odham and Camp tion booth located-on-tile ta*ke- the -highway, ami -whow tnl’irle* - - Testa -in 4h« |w-li»lHc-t nursrry ernHIr*. it N^al TmiminVe'U fojJtV Commlltre recommended liarp of City ll.ispltal npparrii'h bs^tlieir secretaries »t the Univer­ I C s X I s t r * mn fmmr l:ia k < i probably were "loll* of tome pow- sttore Drive. It won also stated fleered *l*-yrar-‘dd R.'ger Gita cut in ill' funds President Tro- sity of Floiida. ajtfnl tyndieate" in making ihelt . that the l-ooth would be dedicated of Navarre today of tho killings IDS', asked for mi InvcstigaUun of Mr. Ilnynea, a iclera II o f the i 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 tourrtt He asked $1^.900,090 for tlie Weldoq G. Sto-yy pf Tallaha*. an Theater of Opeiatiuna. who exDr. Iwmoyno Snyder -of Lan­ W alter Haynes* Jr. jWinsH igh I Inner A tl State University Violence Flares •rue argument, told th* Jurv w o- relandscaping TC apemaonne. « Up In Jerusalem program fur tho vletlon of Papy would mean "ruin 'area around tha tourist buoth and With Gun Battle for htm and hi* family politically, are asking for donation* fer this financially * and socially." and would bring,to an “ Inglerioj* end • political career lasting 11 years In th* hall* of the Legislature where he wa», If you tileaie, the rtcogniied champion or the little jwpuntiea.” • Aa to Rep*. Rrailey Odham of Sanford and Clarence M. Camp II iC aatlm m t . ■ I1, , . I 'la k ll Congress Okays Bill T h Transfer Airports To Cities purpose, Mr. Luke told thoea’ pre*ent. We need 15,000 to put this project over and we are vow In the Proce** of working th» prob­ lem out, he *ald.. “ We are going to ha,V a real program here nest week anil we are going to "kick o ff" the Project and start the hall rolling toward getting $5,000 worth of donation* for the booth and surrounding area.” II. G. McIntosh, II, project chairman, stated Krnett Campbell, second vice president and officer in charge of internal affair* of the orgnrlsv tion. itatrd that ne needed help on tha governmental affairs com­ mit tee and requested that anyone interested In working on tho rom* mltlee contact him. Mr. Campbell stated that Edward Ktrrher had been appointed chairman of the Jaycee newspaper committee, and that help is needed in getting the arrangements complete for pulillcatlon of the Jaycee paper.___ Ernest Southward snd*J. (r. Campbell were introducen as guests. Several old. members who had not. attended meetings, recent­ ly were welcomed home by Mr. ^Senate Bill No. 364 which IraniWr* entire airport* such a* the Sanford Naval Air Station to mu­ nicipalities, together with build­ ing* and facilities, hat now been approved by both the House and Senate and only awaits the Pres­ ident's signature before becoming law, according to word received thi* morning by H. N. .Sayer, city manager from Etfwaid Hip. “ ‘Jfni. manager.bf the Seminol* Luke, County Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Higgini and II. H. Cole­ Captain Of Liberty man left than morning for Jack­ Shjp Shot In Gun fight sonville to confer with CAA and BALTIMORE, July *4, (/TV— WAA official* in regard to de­ Harry A. - Anderson, 33-year-oH tails'of the new Isw. •hip’s captain, died of a gunshot The bill Is designed to dispose of government surplus airports, gtrport facilities and to aaiure IIW IIIS S M rag# r i g h t ! Reported Refugees (• May Staye Strike , ; PAR/S, July u W —A Jevrl.h . Agency spokesman said today tha 4,BOO more Jewiah Immigrants bain* returned tq Franc* from Palestine by-* three British de­ portation. ships might Stage a sitdown strike uppn arrival and Jtfuto to Way* /he vessel*. Tha Jews left Beta, Franca, two VMk* .ago aboard the Eindu* o f J947, th# farmer B. 8, Presfdan Warfield, In an attempt to reach Palestine, but wer* taken in custody at sea by Britisn nary men. Tha J em -lscked im­ migration certifies lee. •• Premier Paul Ramadler n ld Britain had naked Franca tota lis •tha.group, but added* "W* vt force them » to tears leave tha the gjrnm fores tham T ^ r . will accept tham as Jewi*h Immigrants In transit and that they are car*d for, *T*n if w means giving them to which they are suited," madler said. Tha British vessel* were ct•parted to arrive at a French Mediterranean port today or torodrrow. wound In • hospital today and Dollca said they had the descrip­ tions of a man and a woman In­ volved in a fight with him outside a bar shortly after midnight. , Police aeld they learned Ander­ son skippered a Liberty Ship on at least four voyages through "Bomb Alley** to Murmansk, Rus­ sia. during the war and that he came here eight year* ago from Boston. . ‘ Police Lieut Thomaa’ J, Mooney laid ’ Charles Chambliss, another merrhant ship clptaln from TamDa, Fla., told him he wa* sitting at a table with Anderson when th* latter went to another table where a man and woman were sifting. Chambliss said Anderaon spoke to the woman. She got up nnd started to leave the place. Her companion and Anderson followed. Chambliss said he heard a shot a few moments later and ran from the bar to find Anderson tying In the street with a bullet wound hut below .his heart. J *™ I& J M j ^ ^ n. ht£ ’. i ” Cr' PU<>M "* BBa , f” °*n,n'________ U J. NO. I OPENED TALLAHASSEE, July t i w Chairman F. Elgin Bayless of the State Road Department today reported completion of widening and resurfacing o f U A No. t from Scottsmoor to Port Orange in Brevard and Volusia counties. JERUSALEM, July 24 (flhGurimen and British troops ex­ changed fir* today at the gale of a security sene Ih Jerusalem, touching off alarm siren* and baiting traffic for 48 minutes. An ‘ unofficial report raid the attackers arrived In a If at, fired four times with a Bren gun and escaped towards the Jewish quar­ ter* a* troop* returned the fire No casualties were reported. The attack was the latest in a long series since the British turn­ ed hack toward France the t.Sbi) Jews Intercepted on tho SS Preifdent Warfield, alto called th.* Exodus of 1947. It occurred within a few yard* of tha Jewish agen­ cy and the Goldsmith Officers' Club, which previously had been wrecked by a bomb. 81x- men were repoptad by * reliable informant to have robbed a Tel Aviv diamond merchant* office .of HO.OOOJn cut and. mul cut stone* at notjn.1 A similar robbery and another $40.09(1 haul oecurred—jMterday, Th# in­ formant eald- msntben of. the underground Stem Gang, seeking fund* tor furthtr operations against the British, wer* known to be operating diamond p o s h ­ ing shop* In private home* and selling the products tn Europe. Jewish quarters of Jerusalem were under a dusk to dawn cur­ few. British naval authorities an­ nounced that tha formar Liberty Ship Empire Llfegukrd, whlrh they yesterday reported suns at her pier in Haifa by saboteurs, had been "raised and refloated after two hours," . News photographers htd been forbidden to taka pictures of the vessel, which the British said hat been sabotaged after unloading more than 200 legal Jewish Im­ migrants brought from detention camps In Cyprus. Randall G off Tours U. S. W ith Babe Ruth Randall Goff, 14 ysar old son of Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Goff o f 014 Park Avenue, Is due to leave to­ day on a trip that fhoulri excite the envy of every American youth, a tour of many cities with- none other than George Herman "Babo Ruth." sing, Mich., ninth,,-legs) dlicct->r nf the Michigan State 1’idlcr said it was “ moat unlikely" the Na­ varre, O., boy, who *drallied tha killings last .Monday then chsngetl tits story on Tuesday, "actually ever did remove a baby /rum * rrib." The Michigan criminologist r»n a series of tests with -the Guo boy re-enacting his purported "acriiient," hit right- aim in n r*■t us It wait at Ihe time nf the ballin' deaths. * The tests, lie said, showed “ *t would have heen physically p»'•ltd* for Roger to have remove I either of the babies from theit cribs'* but "it i* unlikely that he actually ever did remove a baby from the crib." (Mil Service Commission and 18,710,009 for Ilie FBI. It recom­ mended $3,500,000 for the com11 «*nlln«4wr| isii Pnm* III*hi * France To A ccent Bid T o M eet On German Industry PARIS, July 24-tAh-A French spokesman said today France would accept the t’ uited Stales proposal for n iititUh-Freneh* Aintrlcan conference on the fut­ ure level of industry' tn Germany. The spokesman said France was awaiting more precise details nf the American propotgl before Italians Urged To tusking an official reply. Accept Peace Treaty II* tald the projected cflrcur»i-n» also would cover control of ROME, July 2J-GPI- Foreign Min- the Ruhr industrial bastn, and Ister Carlo Sforxa told the Italian management and ownership of constltutent assembly today hg Ruhr coal; but would not deal with recleved telegrams which "con- administrative measuie* to infirmmt the desire of Soviet Rnisla'S . ...ftn Ruhr goal orodlictfon. to ratify the Italian peace treaty Such administrative *tep», be All tbr^e of the ether Major **ul concerned only British and ower* have ratified the treaty, American authorities aa renal rllish Foreign Secretary Ernest adrOlniitratoMThus, he raid, Bevln' yesterday suged Italy to trance wotiTd not participate tn sped;her ratification, adding that the British-American talks ex­ tbe Italians apparently wer# hold, pected to be held in Washington. fng back In the bellaf that the U.B. Secretary o f Slate George Runalans would not ratify. jC. Marshall, in hi* letter Monday Sfuria, opened an assembly de­ to French Foreign Minister bate on ratification, strongly urge,! Gorge# Bedsit, said he would the constituent assembly to accept indicate aaon how such a trlpthe treaty before Aug. |0, by attlto conference could be held. which date he said Italy'* chance The’ spokesman tald It was this for entry Into the United Nation* added Information for which the would be ended for this year. French government was walling. 6 Council Fire Ring At Camp Winona Is Scene Of High Spirited Contests Py BOBBY PARKS CAMP SCRIBE Monday was an aetlva day for the campers at Winona. Thera wai a vigorous water polo game in tha morning swimming period between Cabin 1 and II and HL Cabin I won with a aeore of 17 m l . ’ All through tha morning and afternoon activity period tho cam­ per* were busy In the handi­ craft ahop making trays, bookend* and lanyard*. Sonny Gar­ ner left In tna afternoon unex­ pectedly, Cabin IV won the cab- It all came abcuntueia Ike farl Since ITI of the cabins were in that Babe Ruth, who la sponsoring excellent order. American Legion Junior Baseball The member* In each cabin leagues In tha United Stale*, ask. are hard at work earning points ed James P. Chapman, director of tor tholr cabin. Points are earned Ford Motor Company pubtle rela­ by wiiytlng game*, contests, and tions which la backing Um tour to table and cabin inspection* and go along, Mr. Chapman euggeited by picking dangerous object* that hla nephew Randall Goff go like pieces of glass from *paths along, and Randall was notified. and trails.,/^t tbe end o f the He left today by Ualrrftrr STriht- week the cabin with the most gomery, Ala. to join tha Bab* Ruth psrty. They will visit New Yprk. Cabin 11 won with 826 points K,2tJ,’ k'saj;„k,Ti5'r ; and they had a big time at ths party. Thre# big fish base been eaught front* th* lake this year, on* S'* pound, a 6T pound one, and a slightly smaller one. The council ring was the scene of an active conteit between cab­ in*. Cabins V and Vl wagrnl a vicious battle of wit* and hearing in "Paper-pick-up* and Cabin VI won by one point Cabin* I, H.KIII had a . fir* building contest. Each of the throj cabina chopped up h i 18 Inch block of 2x4 and built a fire ttlUL-.TL.They had-two-m and the first eabln to bum a •tnnf atretchcd 13 Inches above rontaat. with Cabin II coming in the ground won. Cabin I won the second,-* In the next part of the canto*, the one to boll hie pot of witer over first won. Cabin II w6n and Cabin I came In sacmtl. ’ ’ Aftor tha contoat. the campers hurried to thetr bunk* ana a quiet hush fell over the camp as tbe last notes of up* from the bugloFrang out over ths lake. N O . 180 Prom ise T o Scrap f ,,n,‘ Credit C ontrols oect* to enter • Harvard Medical College In the fall, was one "of 22 Denied By Trum an student* at ihe University rlettol Cheribon, Birthplace Of I n d e p e n d e n c e Movement Falls T o Assault By Tanks JOGJAKARTA. Java, July 2HT*i- President Soekarno of the Indonesian republic broadeast an appeal today to Presi­ dent Truman and the American people, "to esert every effort In halt thfs war tn Indonesia:" SYDNEY, Australia, July 24t-Pi- the Waterside Worker* Federation Imposed a ban to. action in Indonesia of "hat It called "Diilrh Imperialists." . BATAVIA. J#! *. July 24 t-Ft— Cheribon, important northwest Ui -1 Java port, hr* lalleij tt» a Dutch tank attack, but Ituloneiian Re­ publican! tletlajed today they had lurri'd back a strong Dutch dries on their port of Sematang. A Dutth atmy communique^ announced ' the 'c apture of Chetlimn Ihe Imb-neinn radio said the Dutch used a miking force o| 50 ranks - irs anault yesterday .iltemonei igiur*! the (nut. birthplaoe of tile* fndon'oan mdrpendenr' agreement, these force*, tl" brnadr*•! laid, bypatt'd Soemedang ami Kadtps.ten Air Indonesian atmy commuftiipte raid Republican force* in th* • . r.nl cenlial tecior had teiied Modjnkrito, on thr outer tint ol the Dutch petinirl-t atniiml the onceixmetlut tn'.tl bate ol Soerabi|a. Hu* n ic on- of the area* held 'bv tlw—Ihit' la- Iwlor"—IH* — nulbirak ol huiiilitlM Sunday. Modrokrito la.JH mile* •outhwest; , V ; 1 cd SoCiabsia. Tbe Modjokri to action appar­ ently ua* an attsmpl by th# Republican* , to lmia»» Dutch fori'* driving* on tlie -tronghol-J r>f Mnluur. I lie Indonesian comto Flit Kappa Phi and thw-imly WASHINGTON, July 21. UP*— nuniMue «aid (lie drive had heen one elected to 1*1*1 Beta Kappa. halted 35 miles southeast of the Initiation nf tlie hew metnb-r* President Truman said today he not promised to tenmve con­ will be held Friday preceding ha* i <..ntl-iM-il «n l*aae 411**11 evening commencement exercise* trols over Installment .htivlng th in Which tn" candidates wilt re event Congress doe* not approV-i reive d eg rees Dean Walter J. their ,, eslenslon. . , , , , Matherlv of the College of this, « »'*s only promlsyd :.» t»y- Maraliall Advised nesi Administration will .^ In -.s' "Ctton. he said at a mwi s-onfe Of Dutch Situation the graduate , op "The Futum uf wl,- n ■bout hU •' These control* were Imposed be Private Cnpitallsm,” and President WASHINGTON. July 21-lTTJohn J Tir-'il "ill rtmfer devices. iglnnlty during Dip war,tiv n pre­ Secretary of State Marshall dt»* sident order. They.require n: !>■**! Oliiel •lUilflllj Sr|rrti>d for It,•■tilrilt*ed the Dutch-Indonesian fight­ hrrsbip in I'M Kappa I'M Inilml,-: a oiiP-tlilrd down payment when ing today with tho Netherlandsart autornebile, a refrigetn 'o' nu t Hector I (mi'* Gallardo. Poi-lto sint'a**adnr-dr*iEnnle, Dr. Eelco Rico, mri v l aiidldate for the tltv- some other article* are-purcli.ru-i! Van Kleffeils. on the installment plan. . torate, and t.'hlh-hwa Wu, tiavhtn a •lli-minule conference at tha Mr. Truman recently sent Con­ ing. Chekiang, China; Eunici Z. State Department, Van Klrffcns-* gress a message saying he though! Calhoun and Robert I. Gilbert, sabl In- gave Marshall “ n fete'’ Gainesville; ami Randolph T. Wed- the controls should be continued, points" on the breakdown of neg­ but felt that Was a matter for ding, St. Petersburg. Myron G, At that time, tie said otiations which resulted in what Gibbon*, nod Randolph It. Polk, Congre*s. lie termed the Dutch "police" Tampa; Ray E. Goddard. ■Plant be should take action if ('ongre-* campaign. C it y ; Robert W. Green, Fernan- did n»t vote to continue them. Tlie In.lone-ian crisis was taken Ilia phrase was general!*- Inter­ dtna; Jaiqur* L. Clarke and Char­ at the time as meaning he up "in very general terms." Van les W. Brand. Coral Gables; Joan preted would remove the controis if .(’on- JK leffen • told reporters, along With N. Pat ker. Mayo; Edwin A. Shut, *current efforts to put tthc Marsh­ er. Bristol; Kenneth L. Jons*. gress did not vote to ext.jpd them. all plan fur European economic Laurel Hill; John. W. . MIxsju. 1The Senate has voted for s tno-li- ICi-uveiy into effect. • fied fonttnuatmn, hut—the llnuva Cdmpbellton; Kenneth F. nntsaerib! Mat -mill, be »ar.L "VnrtWs very lias opposed. , •f fin Hu iir n t>to I*n | c 1:1kIt 11 Truman also said. that a world «ell what-* going on"-ln the East . . trade organiiatinn to buy grain Indie*.. for distribution’ under the Marshall -i.Van ■ K l e f f e n*. who has been Historic Papers Of- European recovery plan '* uti-!er Netherlands delegate to the United Nation*, leturned Tuesday fro.m Lincoln To Be Opened eonsideratlon. Ttic President maile this "state­ The Hague, lie said his call was ment nt a news -confer>ne' when primarily a courtesy visit, such, SPRINGFIELD. IB., Jqly 24 UTl, questioned about Secretary of as normally precede* a new en­ —The custodian of Abraham Ltr.-' Agriculture Anderson's propwal voy's presentation of Iris creden­ coin's tnnib said today that tho for surh an organisation. tial* at the While House. -I InColn papers to Ire opened Satj Mr. Truman alto tald that he urrlay in Washington “ may con­ hat no plans for domestic controls tain letters from people who were over wheat and corn. J Envoy In China Will were "angry at th# martyred Civ­ The so-called "Marshall Plan” 4 Visit Businessmen il War President., first announced by Secretary of I The ' custodian, 87 year old States' Marshall, is the Doited Herbert .Well* Fay, along wltn States- offer to help European na­ NANKING. July 21-bD-Lieut Jay Monaghan, state historian, tion* get on their feel econo micab General Altiert Wedemeyer, both thought, however, that the lv If they work out plana to .do President Tnitnan’a fact-finder tn paper* would not reveal anv what they can on their own. China, will make * preliminary thing sensational. Oq the matter of domestic con­ visit to Shattgoal Saturday to Meanwhile a group of Lincoln trol* over grain, Mr. Truman tald talk with American builnessmen scholars and Civil War authori­ those mentioned tn his recent econ­ who have heen sharply critical ties gathered In Chicago pre­ omic message to Congress had to of Chine*# commercial restrict­ paratory to attending the open­ do with export and transportation ions. ing of the historic document*. tl »nllnn»g on Paae t.lskll A formal statement said tha The paper*, at tha with of the Shanghai trip "will afford oppor­ martyred President’s son, Robert Mercy Flight Success tunity for discussions in closed Todd Lincoln, have been sealed meetings with memhers of the for 21 years in the library «f Despite Bad Weather American and Chinese business Congresscommunities and will assist Gen­ BOSTON, July 24 GPi— An in- eral Wedemeyer. In mapping out Coast Guard pilot brought h|* program of intensive study," Commision To treplil It appeared here that former a flying boat down In heavy T. V. Boong was taking Hold Meet Monday sess last night within 15 feet Premier of Ihe. Weather Bhlp Bibb, MO an Important part In Wedemeyer'* on whichi. U k tlt.g flL Seminolp County . . . .11oneH mile* o f f ' Newfoundfsnd, to rc- Investigation, -American policy toward IW i MOtiaiy" Iftfrimn ai morv an 18-ytit-obi satlor strict- (tepbnd China. Informed -sources sudd 2:00 o'clock as ah equatl totlon en with * appendicitis. Joseph J. Johns, 18, S l-e of He­ floung was believed acting as un­ board and to hear irnmptalnta, it ! official liaison between the Amer­ ^■4 was announced today by O. P. lena, Ga. was flown to a hospital ican and certain Chinese govsmat Fort Pepperell In Green!an1 , Herndon, county clerk, who h now ment officials,— preparing a tentative budget far where plan* wqre made to opera:* the fiscal rear 1947-48 for present­ Immediately. C A liF IH SOLD Braving haxardnua Hying w P ation to tho Commission. WASHINGTON. July 24 OF) No Increaso* In valuation* are dltloni, Lieut. William Morrill of contemplated for assessment and LakehuraL N. J., was forced to Rep. 8IVea (D-Fla.) aald today tax purpose* other than those due uae Instrument* in making the the- War Anseta Administration .V A j to neturxl increase.In value auch landing because of fog and ro- has agreed to aell Camp Gordon a* new buildings or Improvements, ■orted to "Jala,” a form of jet Johnston, In northwest Florida Tax Assessor Sanford Douclnoy propulsion, In taking off from to Grlar A. Quay Blosco, of East Paateatine, Ohio, for $440,100. . f revealed this morning. '■ .A ■ COUnty - _ -a . � 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 23, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 23, 1947. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 23, 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/b53614bd38cba8874bedbcc2d0df58f0.pdf 81e4548b69d24877f75e1a384a9415d1 PDF Text Text *.'v \ I — ■T H E S A N F O R D H E R X E D , B X N F O R D , F L O R ID A ' PAGE BIX I*npy Trial Orlando Bride Held In Murder Inquiry Soviets Warned Of Intelligence Agents Action Postponed TUESDAY,'JULY . 22, 191 IWps ft"* Satellites Warned Boy Reverses Story Of Infant Killing Camp Winona I I' m Us w I Irmm i « n l)M | ll*ontiOOed I r*»aaa P i g « ff* # > U 'u lis w t Irma Figi w ifi I. Fred I’oey’s team Won » the $ 1(10 a day provision still ap .Balkan* would be a threat to JACKSONVILLE, Fla July 22- plies. peace. MASSILLON. O.. July 22 UP) water polo game. Sunday nig MOSCOW. July 22, UP)- -Soviet i/JV A Jacksonville tpan and hla Meanwhile, Britain proposed The mysterious deaths of two at the council fire the cat! The 16 day amendment was that tha council sidestep a de­ roncern over operation! of* foreign 1 bride were held today in El Faso, adopted Infant* In Massillon City Hospital, again put on stunts wi ’ • Cab ■ on recommendation of intelligence agents wni emphaTexas, fo r , the Georgia slaying cision on which of the Balkan apparently solves yesterday by I wining with its graveyard tee tited In an artlrle in the fa*nlnof Myron D. Sutherland, ns, Jack­ the Sanford Retail Merchants countrlea were responsible f>■> the the statement of a six-year-old in which comical epitaphi we Association represented at the grad I'ravdsj which rritlcixc I *evread front makeshift tombstone sonville oil filter manufacturing meeting by Ned Smith, president. current ’disorder* in that area. hoy, reverted again today to * The tonibstones represented th eral citixent for carelessly or un|company employee. The British proposal waa puxxling conglomeration of varied Mr. Smith stated that in view of conacioualy giving out state *ecgrave* of present campers . Sutherland'! decomposed body Wilson’* opinion that the contained in an amendment elim­ stories and differences between years from now. feta. I was found Sunday in an aband- Attorney inating a paragraph of an Amer­ officials. fee might not be valid at 9100 “ One should remember,” the ar, Some of the funniest were , unrd cabin near the edge cf Geor- a day, he waa withdrawing hi* ican resolution which Russia and Mr*. Roger Gue, of nearby tide laid, “ that with the end of gia's ukcfctiokee Swanp just over the Soviet satellites had attacked Navarre, mother of young Roger llere lie the bones of Weilt objection to rrdurlng it, provided the war underinining actlvlllet of the Florida line. In the back of the 16 day limitation was approv­ on the _ground , that — it presumed Gue, who yesterday related to Spencer, Ills lumbstotie is mar TALLAHASSLL, I la., July 22 fureign intelligence have not weak. I his iuail was a .22 bullet-hole and thd guilt o f Albania, Yclgostav1* ! .ndlca iww La accidentally drupped tie, but his head much den ed. according to Mr. Sayer. VP)—Attorneyt for former Kep. enedln the ilfgfifest.- It la known t an exploded shell lay nearby. Hit _ jthc two Infant* last Jdne «. said ser;** "There w*s a counriito, •Mr. Smith tot'd the Commission and Bulgaria. Bernic C.’ Papy ol Key Weil to ■that even Imurgeoffl stales, whi^h I'JIJ- t.tUo Chevrolet sedsr, with that rain Hit t: the , Merchants A v i a t i o n . , A *P°ke,m,n fw thaAmerican her son today had reverted to hi* by the name of Brock, lilt Florida license {date 2D-7I23 was at an afternoon meeting, hadtddegation y id tha BHtjsh amend-[original was brilliant, but his h day moled to exdude from- ev are identiral in cliataeter, con Hitt tale of seeing a large siantly send among each other missing. ment would be accepted by the boy in a whlU. coat enter the a ruck, He kept the hooks of tin idence all letliinony on conver spiei, diveriioniiU, terrorists and The man and wife held for adopted a resolution requesting the United States. This was one of nursery in which the infant* were ramp hanky-- H« -lie lied, they spW taliont in or about the Honda assassin*. Georgia police were Identified by Commission In the future not to two conciliatory, moves made at found dying. in the lake he sanjtr* ^XheiSaVg adopt any ordinance effecting “ Capitalistic Intelligence oper Home chamber in connection with Ilet. Lk-ut. II. V. Itranch as Wayne She declared she did not now a councillor hy the name of R*d this morning's council session in F. Woodruff,' 27 and hu bride citlten* or merchant* on Ita first an effort to reconcile conflicting belivr her son dropped rfhe babies He was killed overnight as he la) charge! that he attempted to bribe alts even murie actively against reading, but rather to carry It ov*r the Soviet nation, trying to under­ Jeanette, IP, formerly of Orlando. Soviet and American views. and told newsmen she and her In b«d. He tangled with the hoyn , fellow lawmakert. I t' mine 1U military and economic Detective Don G, Butler said to the next meeting, Sayer report­ The other nytva was msd* by husband were tricked Into letting in Cabin JY, He tried, he died ed. The alleged Convert* lion» from intght. n Warrant had been obtained by ha.is nu more." Invrstlgators talk to her son. A letter brom W. D. Ryan, gen­ France. flu. sheriff at Folkston, Ga., the baiit ul accuiationt agaiml j "The strictest maintenance of The U. 8. resolution referred There are svveial new boy eral manager of the Minneapolis slate-secrers by every Soviet percharging Woodruff with murder Papy. now on trial after a gi.mil urn is of exceptionally great tinto the report uf the Balkan in­ tn cupip, Gene Estridge, Johi arid asking that hla wife tie hrld. Baseball Club, was read In which vestigating commission which de­ Nathan Mayo. Mitts commis­ The lw« wirk apprehended si they the City was assured that at tha jury indictment. porlance for providing seem tty Fryer, Frank Mills and John Butt Bid Offered sioner of agnculttpi'. wjit, an- stepped from a California-Itound end o f the spring training 'period clared that any future hostile Defence alloineyt aiked the for the country." *n. )i " " ” noonced today that he ilw-t not bus. the Municipal Ball Hark wobld action on the part of the three court to rerogni/e an old Knglidi ItW a lia a r * t r a n !'* * » '►»»* Those who visited the t'slnjJI intend to retire at the expliation lie turned hark to th# City In Soviet satellites would be con­ Burma Slaying sites to lie Inspected either by a Sunday included Mr. and Mtt common law of IbHH and tlrike of hi* present term. “ Th - ruin-1 a* good condition aa when they sidered , threat to peace. sub-committee or the entire com­ Fred Poey, Havana, Cuba, Thom took it over. He also agrred to ora are absolutely without founda­ tiilually all of the letlimony «l Glades Park Bill It a a tla a .U fro m I 's t t t h o t as George, Mr. and Mrs. Join all conditions stipulated by the that the McCormick Luntlier Com­ mute. the tlale't ilar wilnett. Kep. Brai* day were the traffir men at the tion'*, Mr. Mayo declared, “ us I These locotions, he revealed, Cranston, Mr. and Mr*. Edwin expert to la* a candidate to succeed City In regard to taking over the pany Building on West Fit it , ley Odharn of Sanford. M iMtliHiird iranm P a c t «tw| gates." park. myself In tip- l!MH election ■-gardStreet, previously condemned hy will be. Inspected after due notice Locket, Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Hunt Thali in Nu said Aung Ban wn* less »,f who el-.- tun-.”. “ I have t»» arquire |irivate lands by purThe jury w ii taken fiom the Mr. Sayer, In behalf of the City, the City, Is naw being repaired. • has Iwen given to the local Post. and Millard, Jim Richardson, th in* May that a plot was an unflnlshi-d program in lip* ulti­ rhase of romlrmnation. had written Mr. Ryan outlining room while Odliam re|ieatrd in warned A hearing date waa set for July After this a final meeting will It* snd Mrs. C. L. Park, Lieut, A. in the making to kill the entire ....... ............... ............ ............ t . Dirksen said he appeared st the the City'a requirements ond remate developing) of'agrletilft{re,"i 30 to determine whether or not held by the rommittce prior to W. Epps, Rolwrt Altman, Gaines­ more detail thin ever hefoie'liic executive council in order to taus i he ass,-rli'd. "and I am n-king my, rVJ!u*’*Ai' JuvlI Hopkins, G^nnd park ho return- to revoke the license of J. D, Carl- making it* final -recommendation ville, Johnnie Walters, Mr. and arcuialiun that Papy uffeied him integration of th* antl-Fawiat Ihnusaudt " L witey-stw -said, awns JJ(- ttd end of the season in ’as ton’s |>*er place on Wry. Ninth for the site to the Executive Com- Mrs. Ray Fort, Mr. and Mr*. in th« Dirksen good condition as the visiting club Street, concerning which neighbors milter at the Mid-winter Depart­ Bill Johns, Mr. amLMr* V\ C. earth ami whuhnygino Trip de­ People* Freedom League. (..!> i»m - woftt* that I am not ready to quit ,HH* inanl political fartlon to whic.t my post." . said he has no objection to expan­ found If. The City agreed, to fur­ have complained, Mr. Hayrr an­ ment conference in January. Final Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Georg* feat a bill denying race bookrnak- the slain ministers lielottged. This, sion of the park If private owners nish sand and clay for the Infield, nounced. action on the site selection will Speer and daughter, Mrs. Nancy en telephone and telegraph terv- the rrinspiratnrs lielieved. would an- permitted ot retain od and and to furnish a ground's keepe? to It* taken at the Department Brock. Mr. and Mra. It. U. Hutch Purchase of the first City lot ice. enable them to seise power dur­ mineral rights, plus the privilege assist in maintaining the park Indonesian Revolt Convention In Panama City In Ison, Mi.‘ and Mrs. Don Dunn, on whlcbgthev have options l-y E. the ensuing chaos. . uf carrying on explorations. during the training season. The defense argued that under ingThukin R. -Doyle and W. D. I’arbrl who April. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dunn, Mi N'u said a tribunal woul I He said he believes 25 years M stnIi>iuni fttisti i'AK» Owrl the comimin law, ronversatiuns in Mr. Field told the Headquarters and Mrs. P. C. Stanley, and David plan a home building project on In r*sty»i*e to a City request lie established to inquire into cir­ would Isa sufficient time t> . give rlonesian we likely huuhl eneiiunand aiound legislative chamber* cumstances of th* assassinations lei BOme aurh ,e.i ••mug as this: individual owners rxplora'ien pri for bus -Service to and from the Magnolia Height* wq* approved. Committee of the manifold advant-l and Joyre Stanley, Mr. and Mis, between lawmakers about matters Fernald-Ijiughton Memorial Hos­ The purchaae at this time was age* of-the Sanford lakefront site,'] Alfred Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. “ The Doleli and the liid^Peellitis allege*. .-pending iiefore them are "ab-riim’ - and would exauiine all under nrpital, the-Silver,Cab Company ad­ necessary said Sayer, in Ordtr to where the Memorial building could J. A. Rogers of DeLamt. icsf, including U Saw and other Ite|i -Smather* (IFFla) said leg­ ate j acridly as hu apait ns the tie seen from the railroad (St. (ly privileges! and inadmisAtiliT's* vised that there were not enough secure FHA approval. Also Stanley Willink, Mr. and rival political leaders. poles. We have little in common. islation looking toward establish­ people riding there to pay thq 'court evidence. Du* to numerous and dally com­ Johns Bridge), the waterway, the ‘'Nothing shall deter in* from Tha quern id tin- Nethe/laruls ment of the park waa first pasted operating Mr*. H. Jacoblun, Mr. and Mrs. highway and the air line*. He told expenses of a bus. plaint* reaching the Sanitary DeJudge W. May Walker eirluded the firm purpose of achieving by Congress |N years agu. atld ‘ 'from residents ••• -in reg-t e l Jhe' Post members that If Sanford W. R. Clark, Mr. and Mi ’ Hen Milk in local dal [lea was re­ partment the jury from the tooni to bear the ultimate goal bur beloved la a U-neviilent ami lovable- |H-r that 10 .State legislatures and five sonage, hill she ipot one of ported to have met Grade A re­ to nclghfrora’ chicken yards living I* inspected by the Committee, Katx, Mrs. R. Shuemaket, Mr. technical arguments on the (mint. leader set Is-fute ua," he was Florida governors "have considerUa The memls-rs .of her giivern quirements during thu jiresent too doae-to thair homes, the-City local dale and - fraternal organi­ and Mr*. Eugene KitrUigt-, C H* did not rule Immediately. quirted as telling th* pew times m a ilt itr u - J u i t i g n e r j _ l o _ u a . W u l . « « " d « P p r o V t d " i U UUIdt month. Employment of E. L Levy Attorney waa directed to draw up zation* will be requested by th* F. Garner, Mr. and Mrs.--Don — Odhaiit-testified ytal i*apy made of ‘ IIiiiiiiu, the government pa want ahmdule severance from ,|l»‘,|t «n ordinance to defining the mlrji- Post to co-operate in Impressing Bolls, Mr. and' Mr* Dick Fill0. H. Giles as’ fi remen wasjlj an him tyro bribe offers, one just out­ per. "It appears to me we owe some­ and Hnlland, so that we may rut approved in accordance with pre- mum distance a chicken yank may upon the committee members th* terry find daughters, Ray Fox, side the House rhnmWi'a main He denied that former 1’iemier ourselves in these (airy lands if thing to the public Inti-rest,* and ‘ ‘ l\Ih *located * ‘ from ‘ . . . . -bout*. mlyjtntpKVi t>JL.JJaitfyJtLj%a_*-jUe Ml. .11.! .Ml,, i.o.o-.et Llie\bc a ncighbpr’* entrance and immediately inside Ha ,'law _ttuia__aneaUrd..ur„-th*t we*11h t-wMrh —hitr**- ticen'-nihubi ■" SllMtlh*** said, - - "The prop'r-—*f vious v-tlon ln_ author iking for the building. daughter, Mr. and Mra. Ralph Tiring of two addltuinu) firemen. This will he presented at the next th a rh iw te t-.'the near iliiy" lie lire g o v e r n merit p la n n e d to led by uni litre fot tinIeld gen­ Florida waul this park to go mi Both are experienced firemen, said meeting, said Mr. Sayer. William I-Staler was nnnmtnd- Day and chitdu-n of Daytons. said that afti-r the second‘ offer, rest him . erations, It ihii' i that we like I see no on usion at this lim- to Mr. Sayer. RCA radio equipment Hugh Whekhrl. The Commission last evening ed by the Post for his aide handl­ Phil Stanley, "I told him 'you it . I'm not delay action. the Dutch less, hut *we like our ordered by the City l» expected to gave consideration to Inc-easlng ing o f the Sanford Junior Legion Mr. ami Mrs. 11. F. lianas. Mix. only guing to sujiport the hill. Nttw Peterson said amendments which uhsfdut* fierdolii (lie more.” arrive in the near futurn, he said the occupational tax, on all types hasrball team,- which tinlay is Mra. U. Squires, Mr, and Mix. I’m going to expose you."’ That's tvlint yum lortr-poM- hi- will propose to the .legolstum E. Madden. Dutch Note* playing irrWIpter ParlcThe Commission was informed, o f busineaa. When the bookie hill then came will provide that no land* tau ho $ dent U-lii-tis tiiuj .tlunk. Ajul tiiul up for action, Odham-charged in aeqiiin-d outside of' a boimiuty I Inn 11II n o t I ,n m I’aa* ttaet is the basic rate-e uf this fresh the preceding debate "There i« wished to atress that it maintains outbreak. If we Iwlieve the writ­ * greed upon hutween the State money on the line in this House" its unalterable derision to rarry ing on the wall, tins means that and Federal government in IPM to defeat the measure hut tie did out the political -program based MMiner nr Inter (|iiohni4y »iwnut*rM w/,l{ |irot« 4 di) nml niln*T«l not on that day name i'spy. lit upon the principles underlying tha tbe N'etbet lands must lelinquisn rights of private owner*. said ,later he would have if Ills The lervciation reserve oil royal, , . , .. „ , Linggadjuti Agreement (In which nil claims on tin- wealth of In­ ■beech had not been cut off by , p n i| Mtr gj ties-II H of production) to I'lm ids donesia. parliameutaiy finagling." the independence of Indonesia in The sumo is line of all im­ on Slate owned land* if tin* Sec­ The 27-year-old Sanfoid oil dis­ ItiOi. perial powers, liet-ailie the demand retary 'uf Interior ever peiinit* tributor, youngest mrmlH-r pf thu “ The Netherlundu government l o r __indopentlem-e I* -running drilling and uil is found. House, smiled^ several. lint.'S. and ioiifIdeally —hope* that* circum- around The world like n theme Wiped Ids hatuls with n Imndketr stances will soon permit to resume song. -We ate -eellig its effect chief during hi* testimony. constructive cooperalinn with the III the west stll, <-nilinent of III tin Red OfficiulH He told the court be and Pap; py ■r|*ddi<- ns deair ed by liiiiumnahle which ha* been granted-it* free­ were good friends iiefore tin- al­ Indonesian.', in KepuliUokit terri­ dom by Engluml. Britain also '• tlHSIlHHr* Iran I'aat One) leged bribe offer was made lie tory, which cooperrjliitn nltrady relinquishing But in* now toinliy Cause Papy had helped get one of successfully exists with the states a Moody inleinal |rolltical, ct*i- lull led before the committee un­ der oath. hi< five brothers a job at a Miami of East Indonesia and Borneo." ■is. Photographs were forhiddeSince the, Indonesian republic is race track. , , Arunml the corner the ITenrh Rep. Munill (R-H. D.) explained not recognized l.y the .United Na#rr | ,n„|inK kr(.,, Fret,cl, In"1 had to feel very definite for , u, „ Kteiwh and that Kravchenko "may ire in that bookie bill tu turn j friend lions a* a severe,gn state, xnyt, A fried ate eontiderhble danger" Irrcause of down." Odliam said of Papy'i al­ comp lain from Indonesian leader* ||1||iBn , , |hi* willingness tn testify, would raise important legal JKrfr.ta. leged request fur hi* support reaching for he .sun. kni ’ • Kruvciienko dlscuunteil airy Idea UN experts fxprraMft the opini­ Ruttlwi K„ v, nim#tll mj, y He said after lie had tohl i apy on that the Sccurltv Cuum-II could demanding the w tlolrawal of j l|ii>( British troop, from her soil, and u ,)y thp Rutsian peorvlinquishmenl uf Conlr„l over ,, . .- * ., , . . / ’ unless a complaint wa* filed,by an the Augh,-Egyptian Sudan. And ■I,-. In one plant he lirndrd, Krav­ replied."D« you mind if U e i per-^ lM(ll.|14.Mlll.nl *ruunlry „ either a chenko said, -tju rs unco' were ry •opal?" and then said story g,-*. E m p „,, r...- 27JIOO worker* and Km Coeaack memlwr or non-memlier of the UN. *a* the oulmmlerl a* the t.s.,.»i.«„ u „ rt h, Ihe pl>nl f Even though the rmmril could, ".l»Ke-i"B, n. hundred dollars to Vote against . had :10,000 worker* and over not art directly on the Indonesian it. t . Nat in nily tliis ihpuii y,ihH) guard, with automatic rl, . , ............ . communication, it w u pointed,outt " , T ifoesiiT Odharnn. continuing hU aUtmnant h -------- ----1 t fw posse** Itin* *f"J rh-s nhd dogs. aomp u,her munlry mlght|lh"* ...... tion' bettween *D*‘ iioard over-night, {, tases to ^ u rumpUllll w imhM llt going l.y tlx- Imar. The only wraports of the work­ fc, make P Hcharge, H H E P I wool never Ilu> . iIndonesians. ijin. However,.the time I* fast passi.ig er*, he testified, were Ihe ‘chnlns have made a charge hut I know It when Intelligent |tco(ilu of dif. <i( their own slavery." adding In ,inif this fon roimt-clltrn, it was infant $200 to mr.M llo Mi4 ho f,n 4kSf1 a11*i'.l n?* £te f«K(iU rntrn cei Van \* botl»d; toijtlh that "consequently, any hop* thut had h frtllnit of "hurt*.hom»lliulmi f»U w thit th# Sovtft Ukr# iu* er by | Jrwvl ntudilttl rrewn mn jew, the government rnav I* over­ ............................... ■ hruuKhi thu lfi4on«n>i#n <iu#«llon J and a littfe i.-I.,-si,hi all at the sceptre, Cummonwealths rornpris tn-forr *be council in January, HHi), tug sovereign nail,ms uf differ thrown from the Inside hy the tanir time." In IiOndon—even without the »*■ enl rair* may l«r frumeil success­ Lures of thel people is Isillt on Odhma, conttmiing his statement qurst of the Indonesian leader*. sand." mutual benefit and to the court with the Jury outside Tire witness paid Ihe Sovl*1 A t ‘ that time, it wat rharged fully for the courtroom, said the da/ uft/T that the presence of llrlllsli troop* someday we may. get that vast Secret police Is "an important . Papy made a $200 offer, the Key- In Indonesia threatened world commonwealth which many look factor and force in the Soviet West representative appioachcd peare. The Ukrainian represents'- forward to *• "One World.” Hut economy.” Special branches of th# him again at the rear of the House live demanded creation of a com­ empties uje nil *l»i.-t anac-hronlslU. police, he added, are s**ignsd tb And hy the same token, biiV all sorts nf economic and In­ ' chamber with a different proposal. mission for an on-tho-aput Inquiry, • The-Sanford representative told hut the council defeated tire pro­ attempt to create q 1(1,w of na­ dustrial activity. tions by force, against the will tha enurt he was at the dejV- <•! posal. In these operations 17,000,000 Rep. T..T. Cobb of Daytona Bench nf their peoples,, must fall in lie I,-nr - t*oo :-a*■ • ' T " tu 2UJ)00,000 neupbi- aia a'optoyod congratulating _blm—nn a speech and "th* Soviet government Uses D utnrnm ainK Involving a move to Iran ca'ttle their Islror free of charge and from Florida highways. keeps them on a starvation diet," trssllsBrt Iras* P#*» Owe) **Aa I turned from Tommy nation's valuable forest tt*- he continued. Cobb’s desk, llcrnie Papy, coming Ion mprtar* and left the area aources.” Asked alrout the Russian search from across the aisle, graldied me after suffering damage. The "water iMimhlng” i* de­ Premier Amir SJarlfoeddin In a signed only to delay forest biases for the atom Urmb, Kravchenko by my arm and said ‘ Odle, I'll make it five and a case »f Scotch broadcast from Jogjakarta beamed In inarcessihlr regions until par- told the committee he knew the to Australia, appealed “ to the rchuting smoke jumper* or gro­ Kovlet Union was "actively en­ If vou’ll just take a walk." gaged" in December, 1012, In get­ It was then, Odharn said, hr told world In general and uur friends und news ran extinguish them. ting uranium, source uf atomic Papy he was not only going to lb Australia in particular to energy. II* said that If Russia tupport the antl-hookle bill hut strengthen their effort* to pre­ had developed th* atom bomb vent further bloodshed." He said would expose him. HABBj C S meditations at th* time th* . United States ..Papy’s resignation from tha it was clear this "colonial war" did, and If th* United Stales did n> Alley House and his Indictment followed waa not in the Interest of general not hava th* bomb, ‘V s wouldn’t charge* of attempted bribery by pear# in southeast Asia and the be sitting right now in this .* Odharn and* Kep. Clan-nce M. world. place." WtM DAT S 0 JCR 30 * "If effort* ar# being mad* lit Camp II of Ocala. Kravchenko scuffed at Ruaslan our behalf, they must be msd* SAY HE V(A>iT DRIVIN* proposals for disarm*ment, ask­ quicklyi" be said in a speech ing! "I* It possible to propose hear by th* Dutch Monitor her*. Gunfire* Bloodhounds Associated Press correspond** VX> FAS' P t PD-I.IC6. '"armament and st Ihe same to try on wl'hln th# Soviet Un­ Harris Jackson reported 'from SAY D6Y J tS ’^tSTE D FURNKY KINO IS WOHTI... And like hint, 'Ends Convict Escape Jogjakarta it and 11 I, satellite states viothat the Indonesians HIM FOH FwYlN* TOO n* id- Ingirvt warfare which It clalttmed in a communique to have ■cores o f other e x p e r ts . . . who really im* at rearing million* to hats "mad* progress west Of StmtLO W)! Gunfire and bloodhounds ended a rang" today. This waa th* first he United Htates and Kngtandf know tobacco . . . have seen the makers tHotrlived escape by two r - Ha ronst-drd the Kratnlin'a Indonesian assertion of military convict* from a State Road X -------- ~ o f Lucky Strike buy "real One tobacco." 'main hoov is an economic desuccess line* the outbreak of partment road camp truck her* hostilities Sunday. . •reiilon In this country, and If yesterday. One of the men was rat occurs Russia will take ad­ A broadcast 1 ltdoctetIan com A fte r all, th a tV w h a t y o u w ent in captured immediately and th* munlaue - heard In Batavia said jutage nf the Communists (barat other w*s taken In let* than a » tha Indonesians were Attackin' A cigarette. . . the honest, deep-down o produce confusion, (literal boor. ,trikes and hsll." west. of Ssmarang on th* north The escapade utilised men of central coast of Java. enjoyment o f fine tobacco. the police department, sheriff* Jackson, quoted ■ an Indonesian road department and the communique a* saying th# Dutch t farm colony; -7 -■*" — action atarted a little after bombed Amharawa, 80 miles south o’clock Itat night when Bracey of Bemarang, Tha area was the So rimombor•I and Arthur Raiford. lump- scene of sever* fighting two yean ago. a truck -near th* outskirts ' •»■*» • ’ ctntor" ul itslctnrnt* made in the Icgitlaluic.' Psrkft and Stale Attorney Phil O'Cqnnrl .ol Writ. Palm BeaJi atgurtf the defenir motion w/.* bated enlilely on catri involv mg libel and tlander and did not * fit the bribery charge. --. V. -uv p'iii r L U C K Y S T R IK E p re se n t TH E M A N W H O K N O W S THE TOBACCO BUYER! liVei flolO Burk \i ISt, Thru Pklt rsul lu l l Lath Sr, TC fjrki * H e ir Marr — Brld Bilvt Fory blest at*! mt hV(»' . Cot r liu v "• - ........ . FINE TOBACCO is what counts in a cigarette i — Halford waa apprehended almost assW. Water Bombs To Be Used On Forest Fires ' p&r lower right arm and hand - one of tpe guard*. A police GREAT FALLS, Mont., July 81 car took him to the road camp. ((A*))- Tb* Army Air Forests and Tartor was captured less than IJ-B. Forest Service plan to dsan hour later lying, f monstrate tommarrow that "the type of bombers and flght- Uch devastation of “ ■, ,if z , . • • , ' 7-JU-Y7 .'t& W trout mown M W Bo . ' sc .<■ ’r-V- R o u n d / t o F ir m / B o F u llr •- -t. .. . 1 •. . , • • ’it -• ' P o c k e d - B o F ree a n d J a s y -... ‘ . i£ . \ ___ i 1^ ■ ■Kx- ‘ ^ . - ......,; . — -.. j * ■t- 1 1t— I \ r /• -;.’i- 1 "i ^ _ .:4 •-r 1 -• ' 1 ■ - *’ ■ s * = = £ : . ■V �I ■ r i. ■ . : 1 . - W*V- v TH E W E A T H E R •o-V > Partly cloudy through fhurtday,. Gentle to moderate northeasterly alndt. ■ an in d e p e n d e n t SA N FO R D , Established 1908 VOLU M E X X X V IU FLO R ID A , d a il y new hpapkk A u o c k U t i Proaa Lseuad W Iro W EDNESDAY. JULY 23. 1947 State Kests Case A.» Defense -Begins Pa­ rade O f Witnesses m In Accused’s Behalf TAI.ALHASBEK. July 25 Representative llcrnir C. Papy denied from th«> wltneaa Hand at hia trial her* today that ha' had offtrad brlbaa to'Rapa. Brallay Odham and Clarence M. Camp II during tha 1817 leci«latura. Tha veteran Kay Weal rejjmcfltaJlr* ' **ld"h#'"h*d' - t o ld Odham on ona occasion • • only that hr heard ."they are paying fIM to vole" on an a n t i-bookmaklng bill. Ha ■aid ha had no rontrtraallon whatever with Odham tha nail day whan, tha Hanford rapraaantatlra haa teatified. Papy offrrad him $500 and a rasa of Hcotrh whiskey nut to vole. 0P>— Former TALLAHASSEE, July 23 m •-Circuit Judge W. May Walker today denied defame motion* of acquittal on all ihiVe counlt ol an .jqdiclment charging former Rep. Bernie C. Papy with offertag Jtribei .l<LHoiida_legi»ltloii. _ The motion *wt» made and promptly denied toon after the Senate prciented the hit of it* wilnettet and .turned the trial fever to the defeme.. Defeme witnettet began coming to the itand . after the lunch reertt. Defente council at the last minute tecalled Papy't accutort. Rep*. Brailey Odham of Sanford and Clarence M. Camp 11 of Ogala, Odham wat questioned again closely nn whether lie* had heafll Papf make a purported of $ e r of $200 or limply 2()0. • Odham'i statement* thowing the language both# way*..gtyte-intro­ duced. Judge Walker ruled out an ef> fort by the defeme to gel Camp't answer to a question at to wheth­ er Papy and two other repretenlativea had a convert.llion . with him .on May 12 concerning remporU (hat $100 wat being offered “ or volet for the anti-bookie bill. The judge taid that wat im­ material because it occurred five day* after Cajnp letlified Papy told him a vole to tend the meas­ ure to hotlile committee would be “ worlh $100 Id you." . Defente motioni for directed <v verdiett of acquittal all were ^ a te d on grounds that the itate •lad failed to support, itt charge* irHlisaM u r«|. Tat) Price Of Scotch Is Disclosed At Papy Bribe Trial ■_TALLAHAB 8 KS. July 23, (/F)— ifTTh* state finally euecsmled in gettlnjr tha price of a rasa of 8cotrh rhiskty Into tha record of the bribery trial of former Rep. Iterate C. Papy today. It was necessary lo establish that a rase of whiskey la a thing of value within the meaning of the Inw dealing with bribery. It took Ihrke witness to do It aa well as several order* of Circuit Judge W. May Walker overruling objec­ t i o n s from the defenae. Pa Papy la an-used In the indict­ ment of offering Rep.' Bralh-y Odhaa of Sanford a bribe of $$00 and a eaae of Scotch whiskey for hla vote on the 1047 anti-hook maker bill. The flrat witness, a representa­ tive o f the State Beverage Depart­ ment who waited two days to taattfy, told the court he couldn't aay at what price Scotch whiskey told In May when the allot*! offer However, Wade Wchont. bualof the local Kike county club liquor Bo did P. O. Nelson who reported he operated, a liquor store in a neartv Army, Navy, FBI To Get Testimony On Soviet Agents Witness Says Group Of Communists Ac­ tive At University ;*\pAhTifNCToyrJuly' The Houie Commit lee on UnAmerican Adivitie* plant to hand over to the Army. Navy and Mil tetlimony that Soviet agent* got tecrel wartime infoimatian on American planet and tubmarinet. Chairman J. Parnell Thomat (R-N. J.) told Tcporteri of the intention today at the committed twitched itt general investigation of Communiit activitiei from *pying to union infiltration. Ann Mathrwt' teilified' iKif at Icait 16 of the 3f) official* ol the CIO Food. Tobacco and Ag­ ricultural Worker*__Union Local No. 22 at Wintlon-Salem. N. C., where mt-mben of the Communitl Parly prior' to hit January. That wat the lime, the »aid. when The crated bring an official, of ihe union local. The wtlneit told the Un-Amer­ ican Commiltee the wat a mem­ ber of tire Communiit Parly for 10 yean, resigning hit year; and that the had terved at tecreUry oj mthe Winiton-Salem local un* 8 Germans Killed In Ked Zone Blast -BERLIN, July 23, (A>)-An rxplotlun rocked German pol­ ice headquarters in the Russlun tone of Berlin today, hilling eight German* ami injuring America Hit Fch^Act ing Uni l a t e r a l l y ; 4 Power Ministers’1 Meet S u g g e s t e d ***---------- lly ROBERT IIEWETT LONDON. July 23 (/P)-Ruitia tejected a United Slate* in' vitation to join in preparing a Japanete peace treaty and charged that America had acted in a “ un­ ilateral manner" in prop/rtirrg * preliminary conference for Aug 19 in Wathingtaa, radio taid tomgliT The broadcatl Soviet reply 1» the Wathinglon invitation declar ed that Rutiii ''cannot agier' to the propotetl Aug. 19 inerting of the II nation*- which fought Japan. The .Soviet note delivered to Wathinglon yetlerday declared that the council of foreign miniitert, repretenling the Unilrd State*. Runia, Britain and Chi­ na, thould be rnlruitrd with prrTmlihary work in chairing a Japanrte treaty in accordance with Wartime Agreementi among the . l>owc tt. r \o American-licensed new* ^ jp er Der Abend reported It “ presumably u tt an act of sab­ otage” and that u auiteate found In the rulna "lead* to the con­ clusion that a bomb was smug­ gled Into the blrtlttng." Soviet official*. maintained alienee. It wat the third auch i splo­ sion in administrative building* In the Soviet section. Four polieemen and four Her­ man workmen were killed. At least two of the injurrd were reported in critical condition*. Interest In Civic Affairs Stressed At Kiwanis Meet Aiken Sings And Re­ lates I n c i d e n t s Of New York Trip Need of more intern! by iht average kilireu in the public af­ fairs of Sanford was today llretted by E, F. Moutboldrr, local at­ torney and former City commis­ sioner. alike KiwanTs meelmg la* day ’ at Ihr TouriM Crntrr. He wat inlroducrd by Roy thill. Dick Aikrn, Sanford tenor, tang Iwo ■iricctwini. accompanird by Roger ll.irni, and lold some ol the incident* before and iiflcr hit winning on July 4, the Arthur Godfrey talent conlnti Kiwanii prrtidenl. Lcttrr Tharp, told of lire rxchsngr uf Irlrgramt with Aitliui Godfrry at a mult o{ ihit having tvirrd-Godfrey,.that Dick Aikrn lived here snd not in Orlando, of having lalrr let* rgraphrd Godfrry lint a crate of Sanfoid celery will l>e trnl him next teatun, and gelling the reply from the latlrr that he it Vrry fond of celery. J. C. Hulchiton and H. C. Nrlirl were ajtl>oinled by Pret. Iharp lo look after the matter. Siyvey Mission Says ulation ation Has Food Needs For Yoar; Crop Outlook Good ■ •— ; Side Says Other Halsey Relates Jury Indicts CIO Each Using Jap Troops; India, A u s t r a l i a Personal Episode Union Leader On May Make UN Plea In Pacific Battle Perjury Charges BATAVIA, Java., July 23. (/P) WASHINGTON. July 23 id*)—Four Java loans wer* In PolsndT iliare of the $350,0011,. ■- ■ flames tonight as Indonesian 00(1 Amrricari relief prograni wat Error In Coded Mes­ Denial Before House troop* retreating on two fronts threatening ihrlr capital, adopted cancrlhd today, on groumlt lit 1 1 sage From Nimitz Group Of Red Con­ srorrhrd earth larlira before a the Pole* have tufficirnl food, determined .Dutch army ‘ drive, Resulted In Anger nection Said False an and Stale Department olficialt Indonesian comm unique an­ indicated Hungary likewise may nounced. N E W Y O R K . Jo ), 23 W WASHINGTON, July 23 147 b ' rtcluded from the piograiu. .E lc f lA d m ir a l William F . Halsey. A Federal gtand, iijUL. .dtt'IAWtW W h ,r l-A-ip vyttr » I Ihe actiun--oM. Poland -we* tak­ 1, Cniiiiuf- lipopt dtiontt to iMe Java in en oh ircommrndation of a tui- rrtiied. sayi. Ire still brltrvrt hr doted Harold Roland frl. Milwaukee C I O leader, on two have ptetted to within 12 Vey minion headed by Col, R, I.. made a strategn miitakr m the milrt ol thr .key Republican IG rnftm. He ie|K>rled to Sec- battle uf Lrylr Gulf dtning a mo­ clratgrt that he idrninillrrd |>crilronghold of Msteng, an Indones­ ment uf anger ignite J by whvt jury intelling * cdngicitionsl com telsrjr •Ms it lull that Poland hat miller that hr wat nut a mrmber ian tuny communique acknowl­ food fur minimum nerds at -least Ire mistakenly thought wat an ;iiedged today. the Com m u niit’ Patty, tull frorn Reel Aihnu.il Clrrttri foi lire remainder of tbit year. Olhrt Dutch unit* were threat­ W. Niniiti. Clrriltoifcl Irtlilird hcfuic lire Better crop proi|tecli m Hun­ flaltey trcallrd the evrnti '<u House L ib o r Committee latt M ar. ening thr Indonesian capital of gary make likely a deciiiun that v«n article in fliit week’s Salu ­ I " H r wat p in id rg t of the. U n it- Jogjakarta. I hr Dutch look ths ‘country alto can get by without day Evening Pott, ■ id Auto W orker. Local No. 24S important town of Halatiga, on Amt-tit an aimlance. rebel offi­ The time W«* late - October. si a time w hnt A llit-C ha lm rrt a ‘46-mitr winding highway to the cials laid, 1944. Halley was then Third Flret plant* in thr Milwaukee area were Republican capital. - Poland is within the Soviet or­ commander. Three -Japanese- talk ihut down by a p iq lra rird tin k r. A diipatch from Associated bit—ami-Hungary is orcupird by foriet were’ (lying to imatlr Gen­ Pret. corrrtporulrnl Haiti* Jack- a I In- laltor committer wat inRed 'aimy Inters.* Fhr drciiion* eral Douglat MacAillmi't landing vritigating the cagtrt of I ^ I hu ton quoted a Republican common!fin relief, however, wrtr taid 11 at l^yte. ditp u lrt. work ttoppagn and epic at- toyintt lint meanwhile, ihe be bated-ctilitclv on Jicedt.____ Third Fleet Spline* .illacLrd amJ vtlikri with particular lefrtciK.? Indoncttaitv in a counter-drive Itetie? shipments alrraily hnve damaged the central enemy lorce, the oultkitlt of lo any inllurncr of tu b v rm v r were* nearing stillte-l to Italy, Greece, Austria Dutch-held . Semarang, 27 milesVice-Admiral Thomas l'. Kincaid’s groujn. and Trieste, under the program, and pM-limmaty dlscussimi* art Seventh Fleet limit on the south­ The indictment aaid that Chris- north of .Salatiga and the bate I" nrogri-s* with Chinn. These ern Japanete force at Sungari toffri. under uath,_LValegorivaily for—the - )um|mff—of—the [ nloitg with Polnml rind lluiigury Strait. Haliey’t dupi .put plani’ t iluit-d” nnv affiliation with Com ­ drive toward Jogjakarta. Indones­ Were uulhoritt-d by Congress to munist Parly, Nevertheless,' ihe ahaie in the relief progrnth, which then went after the northern Jap­ grund Ju ry report said, he "was ian four* have a hern reported the House trimmed to $332,000,00(1 anese uniti. Meanwiiiti-. omit ol then u member of the Communis: tempting to infiltrate Semarang, In voting appropriation* the central enemy force went till Party ami had been auch member an important Dutch military bate fuc several vt-ar* thereto and had on Ihe nuith coat) of central llurrison reported that “ grain; lu attack Kincaid's >fnp«. ami other foods are nvmlahl-' worked with the .Communist PurIlnltty'i plain-* sank one ear­ tv ami with the Communist poli­ Java. to meet the minimum food need* lier. hit two other* mid a liirht tical association." l l s s i l s u t s a t* a a . I s m A Dutch aimy communique in­ cruiser.* H lug ships In Task Th e eaae waa -presented to the columns Force 34 wen* rioting in um(OMip gtaint Jur y . hy Jultn 8. P ra lU a n ti dicated that motoiiied only 4 2 ~ mitt1* rfiuif bringing > the Frank H . Pattyn, special aaxlst- arid *aim»i-piulcered lioopi wer* Japan#*# ■surface vetiriit nmlcr arrt* to A ttorntV Gem-rul To m C. putlutig deep into both Java and fire when llalacy received II Iin-s- Clark. Sumatra on pi lea.tl IQ fronts sage fnnn Nimilr. then naval comA fte r C h rU tu ffe T appear'd he agamit iporadic iriittsnce. niaiidcr-ln-chii-f in the Pacific. . The note suggested that the Russian, British and Chinese am­ bassador* . In ' Washington meet with a representative of tha Unit, ed States to deride when tho council ■of the foreign mitjislets should ho convened. The text of the Soviet reply, a* broadcast by the .Moscow ra­ dio: On July II of this year the United State* Ambassador Gen. Bedell Smith told V. M. Molotov, im the U. S. 8 . It. minister of for­ eign affair*, that the government *■«*• r—*i •f -tha United State* . propaied to call on Aug. lit of tUs year, a confluence for the preparation of a |ware treaty-with Japan, romprulng representatives of 11 Thu message read: “The wnol-i power*, member* of the Far Kaatworld wants to know trio-re i ern Commission. Task Force 34." At the same time th* U. S. W A S H IN G T O N . J u ly 23. (/I3— llaDev said he was stilil'uJ. government unilaterally begat, Breuking precedent, Prciiident Tin- then flew into a rage became lie negotiations on this question with ok his old scat in ihe Sen­ considered the. wording of the mes­ man took the government* i f tits remain­ ate toilav itml made a brief speveh sage an “ Insult.” loiter, however, Hjf* LAf ing powers who ara In the Far aaylng' he had spent the best 10 he discovered the wording wa* lilt* LAKE SUCCESS, July 23, Wi r.astcrn pommlsaion. wars of hi* life there. work of the mail who put tire —Soviet Deputy' Fwelgn Minister Allen Robert I.ornmnu, r-'staurGrinning happily, the President, men-age itt code and used padding Andrei A. Gromyko'* amt del ant operator,, former on heatm a former senator from Missouri, to make it more difficult In break. the UnttAd United Nation* *. ami a at 11 in tha ‘ lam leader and veteran of imval air walked onto the Senate floor un The phrase wa» nut NiijiiiV, hauled today in one of th» stronccorps action in tho Pacific, with: announced after lunching at the Halsey learned, hut "it sounded so eat personal attacks ever made fn rank of lieutenant when -eleniiod Capitol, infernally |ilnu*lhle that my de­ the U. N. i *riWe dlity, and Roger Leon-1 j|e tout a rear row seat on ihe coders read it as a valid pai l uf After Alexei N. Krasllniko.- had I fi r. '* v* Insurance man. formerj Democratic side a* senator* nnd the message. Chester blew up when delivered a 30-minut* speech cas l " i* , •e" 0°l. teacher, Methodist j |fBJ|Wy .occupants rose and ap- I told him about It; ' he I'arkid ligating the Western powers for ciarir leader and graduate of the, (down tin- little squirt and chewed their- opposition-to the admission Westminister Choir College ^!, " U■U0P,,• The senate at the mom»rit was him to hits, hut it wat ton late; of Rovlet-iupportrd Albania to tho . ORLANDO, July 23, (.Special! Massachuaelte,-were the two new damage waa dune. U. N.. Britain’* Valentine G. law- —Horida Vega table Committee re- Klwaniana today inducted hy the busy with routine, minor hill*. the“ The orders I now gave,. I gave But when Mr. Truman appeared, ford said In measured wonlt: ports that more than 100,000,(hhi Rev. W. P. Yesley. in rage. Ami although Krnle King, Senator Vandrnhetg tlt-Mich), the "It Is deplorable that w« should man houra are required aammtly Fleet Admiral Ernest J. King, then In his talk Mr. Houahoider de­ be subjected day after day. week lo grow, harveat, pack and ship clared, "I don't think there is any­ presiding officer, promptly recog. chief of naval operations) later nixed the president anil welcomed after week; month after month to Florida's tremendous vegetable thing (he metter with Sanforu," hipi warmly.' Vandenherg tben assured me that they were the this Junk about provocations, lira, crop. and added that If there it any­ said that he recognised the "Sen­ right one*, I am convinced Ilist noise* and repetition*. We are thrv were not." Th# value of all forma In Flor­ thing wrong with Sanford it would presumed to be Intelligent officials ida haa grown from e total of (42,- he because of “ indolence and mg- ator from Missouri for five min­ Ilulsev unbred units of Task and not a gathering of illlt*r*t»s. 703.048 In 1800 to $615,215,000 llgtnce"' and letting others “do utes." Senators applauded aa President Force 34 south to help Kincaid, “ We draw our conclualont from in 1045, cacordlng to Florida Vege­ the Job." Truman arose and began a brief Lighter unit* continued the north­ facta ami not fro In slogan*. I table Committee itatUtic*. He recalled the hectic daya of udk. He sirld Ihe Senate had been ern chas and only two of the 17 term the Soviet speech a regretFlorida's leading income—prod- the depression period when tmnej vary kind and that he nevtr had ’ enemy ships; escaped damag-r or tahlv offensive production." 'Col. W. It. Hodgson of Australia uclng vegetable crops, in order of extremely excited people were cotj-j ^ad a more cordial welcome any. sinkingIn his article, llalsey observed took the floor Immediately to dr importance, says the Florida Vege­ vincot1 that Sanford won) I never where. that Ihe Amefcian Navy in tho survive 1 and recover from djpte*-! "And L'va hcen-a-JoL of. plut »*, table Committee, are; tomatoes. claret Parific had oqe. basic weakps#*,^. “ How glad l ara that these meet­ gTeen l»eana, celery, early frith sion effect*. He reviewed a state-i “ AJihouglr our naval- power in merit mad* publicly at the Uine u ^ ftenpotatwtnrrMTr pepper*, cabbage, ings are now open to tbe pret*. the Western Pacific wa* such that hia retirement from public office, at* rule* prevent anyone but ecna watermelon*, cucumber*, straw­ Previously we have $ad to put up to th* effect that Sanford wa* not tqra speaking there, Tie itniled we could havu challenged th# com­ with calculated abuse and distor­ berries and sweet potatoes. bined fleets of tha world,” he said, bankrupt, had many valuahl* at at ha br< iroke the rule. tion* of this particular representa­ ' Florida ha* currently more than acta t< me11mar<1 m Vhiff Tvtwl and although tried sorely by “1 get homesick fur thil seat," tive of the Soviet Union fir a long 260,000 acres devoiAl solely to unforeseen conditions still had the Mr. Truman aaid, speaking alowcommercial production v ' f fresh time." | C a * llf* H HI r a s e T n . | Hayden Raynor o f tha United vegdtablea, according to the Flor "1 spent the l«t*t tun year* of National Charter Ih Ida Yvariable Committee. State*'told delegates: my life in this sesF'. Signed Fdr AMVETS “ I won't dignify the Utterly rid­ Florida farm wage rate* have The President aakled that a sen­ iculous and irrelevant statements risen approximately S16<X since Anglo-Russian Trade ator with whom he’d lunched of the Soviet delegate by answer- 1832, according to the Florida Talks Hit New Snag WASHINGTON, July 23 (A1)— "•iared me" to walk In and ait In Inr. Vegetable Committee. President .Truman today signed f j_____ my former .___ seat “ L resent the tenor of hi* reLONDON, July 23 W - A Brit­ Par capita consumption of fresh Senator McGrath (D-RII wa* In legislation providing* a national marks." vegetable In the U. 8, has in ish government source said today that »A t. When the President charter for Ih# American veter­ rreseed from let* than 200 pound* In Moscow have "taken a turn walked In—McGrath quickly sur an* of World War II. Ray Sawyer. AMVET National Ur nearly 260 pounds, th* that Britlah-Rtusian trade talk* rendered It to tha ‘ Chief “ ‘ «f Eaeeutlv* VFW To Hold District jrer^mer Vegetable commander, aaid tha action makes Committee re­ for th* worse snd a breakdown la Thlsmeant an Inert ate of now rather likely." AMVBT8 th* flrat World II vet­ Meeting In DeLand port#. erans organisation to be recog­ more than on* buabal per person Th* Informant aaid that 'unex­ Silver Glen Springs nised officially hy Congrea*. per year. pected disagreement had arisen Headed by post Commander F. He added that tha legislation Tb* Florida Vega table Commit­ over the price of wheat which - Said Is Announced of tee reports that Florida produced Russia nlannd to trad* for Brit­ _ D. Scott,; * farm delegation gives AMVETS "lagal status Post 32*2 of the V. T. W. of more thfcn 60% o f the nation's ish machi nary. equal to that of the American OCALA, July 23 (A9- H . H. legion, the Veterans o f ' Foreign Sanford la expected to attend the winter and 8 pring celery In 1840. Negotiations for the trade pa d Henderson ha* announced Ihe sale organiiatlon'a district conference Florida's largest short season began soma weeks ago'and early of Silver Gian Springs, location War*, th* Disabltd American Vet­ In Del .and, Sunday, IL was an­ erans and th* 8paniih War V*lnounced today by John Sauls, crop, according to tho Florida leal week were'' authoritatively of early Indian plantings and •ram, th# only oth*r V*Urana' Vegetable Committee, la water­ reported to be near • a success­ shellbacks, to four Fcrran broth­ commander of th# Fifth V, P, melon*. with an average of more ful conclusion. Government quar­ ers of Eusti*—E. t-. C. H., Rob­ group* holding congreiilonl charDistrict which includes Semin !«r*. than 6,000 ear* being skipped In ter! had no explanatlog of the ert and Lee and two unclvt, Harry Lake, Orange, Brevard •and VolJune and July. sudden new bargaining difficul­ uala counties. and Carl Frrran. , Florida vegetables are available ties. The price was $125,000, Hen­ Peace Officers Are The mi'-cting will be held «t .and Legion Hall. It is in roluma on the nation's markets, derson aaid, for the 620-acra aura the Deland _ expected that more district* will according to tho Florida Vegetable in eastern Marion county which i* Entertained By Aiken be 'added, said Baula. Marshall Committee, every month In the Schrader Funeral To now a fishing snd resort spot. Mitchell of Vero Beach, senior year except August and 8eptem DIrir Aikrn,-Sanford tenor, and »,ri B e Held Thursday 5 S S Roger Stale* vice-comhiindor, and Chet- bw$1- - "■ T• Harris, hi* accompanist, The Florida Vegetable Commit­ Whittle o f Orlando, Junior ter ist, and hia son William during got a "big hand" last *v«nlng tee reports that during tho post 20 rief-eommander, are expected to Funeral service* for Herman W. their travers snd th* opening as they'rntertsdned officers from seasons, Florida’s total commm i..i Schrader. 06 who died Monday scene o f ."The Yearling" waa shot all parts of Florida at tha Associ­ be present. vegetable acreage haa increased at ation at th* sky room of the M. have been postponed from at the Springs. R. A. TO VISIT an average rate of mote than 8* Wednesday afternoon at 4:0) A ag.bill Hotel in Orlando. BIN SHOOK. England, Jtdf O Just about recovered from the o'clock‘ until Thursday afternoon LA GUARDIA BETTER (A V Sixteen Lincoln bomber* of cold that handleappsd his Binging More then 100.000 scree of snap at 4:60 o'clock, according to the the Royal Air Force'* crock No. beans ara planted annually in Erickson Funeral Home, in chsrgr. on th* Godfr«y talent program NBW YORK, July 23 UP)017 squadron took off today Florida, according to the Florida of arrangement*. Focmer Mayor F, H, La Guardls, in New York, but did not prevent for a goodwill tour of tbe ,Unit*d Vegetable Committee, with more Interment will be mad* In Lake who was described a week ego him from coming out first, Mr. State*. Tbe plans* were due to than SfiflOO acres reaching suc- View Cemetery instead -of Ever­ a i "quit# a skk man," haa shown Aik«n,,abl* to hit th* high not** atop at Gander, Newfoundland, cesefui harveet fa epiu of weath green, Tho Rev. Douglas Charles a “decided Improvement," his of the' song*. "Morning" and anrout*. _. "DUA*~. with his usual #**«. or. loaecta. and disease ravages. physlelan said today.’ , will officiate. Western Powers Attack Russian Delegate To U N jit ifcTTiA^cW && £ SSfatfiS . 20 are on. temporary ___three on probationary he said, included are flren and public work* Senate Suprised By Truman With Informal Visit Vegetable Group Releases Facts, Figures On State — ; . 1» • — >’ % r .. . . I’ ■*- . • m si: l i . . - ': Budget For Year Is Presented At Pilot Meeting U N Group Makes Creek Inquiry As Rebels Retreat ? ■ * — % * * •" rj* ' fore the committee here In March, On Humalro, tire Army comChairman Hartley (R-N. J.) sent muniquo ri-por ti-d that u Dutrh I I M H lIRM rU I 'l l . I MU| column had moved more than 10 rnilrs to tire west >4 Palemhnnj In the aouthraatern part of the big Island. Though ihe rolumn'a present hu nt ion was nut revealed, ihlv ad­ vance would Hci-rn tt> have put U hr ronlrul of the rich oil fields that supply llii- gu-at shell and stan­ dard-vacuum i(-fineries ut 1'ulcmTin- hutleel as presented hv hung. Mrs. Marv Rawlins, finance chair­ The communique said other man " f the Filota Club. wn« »<• Dutch elementM lancing east from tin ceplrd at the ineelliii? of the Nt-tht-rlnnds colonial capital group held in tile Tonri«t ^Center hud ' moved 50 mile* before d:U0 H mi if nurd un 1'ggp |nu| Inst night. An inerras* of lilies wav voted upon ns was s penally of 25 vent* per meniLtr for any absence In Ihe future. A discussion of ways of m**tlhf the liudgel and i-xpeners was carried un and plan* wen- made to sell Christmas cs(d* again this year and for bidding a rummage sale early In September. Mr*. Joel Field, president, re­ ATHENS. July 28, (,P) — The ported that the telegram of roll- United Nations Balkan aUb-Cumgraduation* sept -from the Pilots mlssfon continued today its . In­ to Dirk Aikrn who appeitrrH on vest igntIon at lonunlna, where th* the Arthur Godfrey broadcast in Greek army claims to have touted New York wa* read over Ihe u guerrilla force which “ invaded" » airr The group voted lo sand a from Albania.' , letter at appreciation to the The luvesUgHlui * originally had Police Rtgeyvc. In Qrisndu. »pon: been rchcdulcil tft leave yciterday. sors of tire program on which Meanwhile, Athens newspaper* .Mr. Aiken won the opportunity published unconfirmed report* of appearing in ihe Arthur Godfrey that a majority of th* sub-com­ show. mission was “ convinced" that Ih* ■A letter from the Texas City, guerrilla* hail struck from Al< Tex. J’ llot Club wa* read in which Irani*. the laical cluh was thanked for The Greek Eighth division fn the $26 donation made during th* Eolrus said ths! it had Inflicted recant disaster* there. It ■ was 628 casualties on irregular* with­ reported that tha hospital room! in four days, exclusive of lot*** furnished and maintained hr the from.Greek air force plane*. Pilot Culb haa been painted and An estimated force of 800 to redecorated. 1,000 rri>clt were bring shelled in Mra. M. C. Stone waa welcomed the forest arras west of loannina. a* a new member .in th* club. A The government said 20 guerril­ letter from Mr*. Edith Cameron las were killed and 20 captured on of Gainesville, chairman of th* ML Olympus and that 25 war* Florida party given hy Florida killed and 30 captured at Aghta, delegates la Ihe Pilot Internation­ The rebels Belied seven military IH al held In Columbus, Ohio Juns truck* carrylng wheat near Lamia. 20-28 waa read In which ah* The ministry of public order thanked thos* taking part, said guerrillas had attacked ntar throughout th* stat* were used tho Bulgarian ami Yugoslav bor­ Greenery and flower* native to ders. Florida aent hy th* various clubs A hand of 600. including women, through't the state wars used to waa said to Hava struck at Vrontransform tho parlors of th* tou. seven miles south of Bulgaria, D*shi*r-Wa)lack hotel into a ver­ and burned 70 house*, th* school, itable fairyland. Th* party was (i'MMllHWCA »*»■• T * «l proclaimed by all those present aa being on* of th* outstanding •vents of . tha convention. Air Nejcro Injured When plants, aant by Mr*. A. W. Lee of Sanford, ’ were wrapped In Hit By Automobile 8panlsh moss and presented to each guest present and a large Hit by an automohil* an h* banana plant, complete with a waa' unloading cement TremTI bunch o f ' bananas whleh was wheelbarrow at Frehch Av*nU#,_ aent bv th* Daytona Beach Club and First Street lata- yesterday created much comment among lb* afternoon, Andrew Jones, negro, guests. . of 1502 West Fifteenth Street « * » rarrled in the Mosriy ambulann* CORRECTION to Ffmifd4,aughtnn Memorial Th* Herald r*gret* an error Hospital where he wa* traeted f«r mad* in tb* story on th* Hi. head and back injuries, according *. ! Johns River appropriation which to poiic*. Miss 6'rancls M. Stor*y of app*ar*d In Tu«aday'a lasu*. Th* sub-comraitU* recommended $600, WebsUr, Identified by polk* a* o-C 000 for tht prelect or $100,000 tho driver of the 1841 Pontiae mor* than th* House originally sedan that hit th\ negrS, fact* h charge of re ck la u ' driving. approved. 1 . t t Poles’ Share QfU.SRelief Is Cancelled r. . • NO. 179 a in Defense Motion O f Reds Reject Acquittal Denied p Plan Uf u. 5. • « -.x - , ’ . la U «ily There I* Strength— To Protect th* Past# of tho World; To Proaoto tho Pros res* of A a ir lc ii ,To Prodbco Prooporitj for Sanfcyd. — -■v— 1 MB ■ . " ■ * - .. :.~i t . W3 m -* * �r t V. rx Sgf-T.' t i o a f* (r »a P *n Om ) Waterway System In France Is Restored ntlalifin of good elllisns. PARIS, (A*) — Franc* has re­ now on tho pinnacle of • community,” he ns- stored 99 per cent of her Inland fie urged that all civic waterway transport rlr.ee the Bd cltlxe-ns'get behind the war. ,J. Dubreuil, .eharlmsn of n cf Campbcll-Lossing * l’o»t French transport committee, has i permanent department announced. era here, and that cltIOf 12,000 ' boat* on Inland fy ami take more Intnreat ntrrams, 2,000 were destroyed and affalm cl government. Ji.000 damaged during the war, he Aiken told tho Kiwsntnn, ■aid. the nlttht of tho big broad1h* pointed out thst the Inland swallowed lemons and system's 3,700,000 tone was 1*00,000’ tea In an effort tp re- tons more than the seagolug mer­ congestion of what Ik; chant marine and thit Paris’* port t Worst :C*i1d he had bver traffic of 14 million t-in* siirnasth thla and a little pray* sed even Marseille's-right million _ I did manage to make a , tons of good* handled. he declared. Ho added million people heard of on the final Chesterfield Relief Cancelled on which he ippeerd. Mg * .P i* tU illaw from p Ow) ....uambone’s meditations >7 Alley Johnny Cromwell IIas| 25 Years Qf Flying with sufficient evidence thst Pspy had offered anything of vsluei for the legiilaton' votes on any rn ik Irr, paiticuUrly ihe snti-lrookie bill. . They also eonlended ihe testi­ mony failed to show shy offer* made to Odham in "lawfal mon­ ey,” and said there was '‘un­ certainty" on the part of Odhsi.r "as to statements altnhuled "by him to P*py." The motions for Ufrecled Vb»r diets were not argued, and the Judge denied ihem without prej­ udice‘ to their renewal alter the defense has finished its presen­ tation. *1®! W ED N ESD AY, JU L Y 23, 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA ------------------- ----------------------------- wanis Meet 7 ■t’■*r* conduct the meeting* which start at 8:00 o’clock. Friday night a divine hasting service will be’ held. The Jones can be heard over tho local radio There will be special aervtro* for station at 8:30 o’clock each morn­ the next three nights o.-glnning ing this week. tonight at the Assembly of Gi-d, it w is announced today by the Asbestos was lined against flra church. Rev. and Mix. Osai? B. as long ago-as the fifth century Jones from Oklahoma City will D.C. Dutch Drive (C n llH fS lm Church t o Conduct 3 Special Services r » w ,O w ) Johnny Crowell, noted stunt P. M. Yesterday to ocrupy Tamflyer, and husband of tho former hocn. Krawnng and the little eoas1 PAID B A C K DAT (iretrlwn D s i i of Sanford, is re­ tal town of Tjllamaja. This col­ BARfkJM PE DOLlsAH ported to lie still thrilling spec­ umn was headed for Cheribon, tators wilh his aerial cirrus. Hi- about 130 miles raft of BatavU. I BaRRI&D B D T .N E jt' Meanwhile, the Dutch and has completed 26 years of »afu flying and recently put on an Indonesians charged one anol^r T im e me w o u l p h ' l o a m *ci ml show* at Salisbury am) with using Japanese in the con Me a ! s e h e s m I* Monroe, N. C. One of his alunt* filet. Is to fly upside down, controlling A Dutch military apouesman DOME FOOLED 'l* A the plane with feet and kite*a said the Dutch were bombing re­ publican-held airfields because ...» the sud with hand* held outside. »«»»»,-»»•>• O M fcETl ! ! Mrs. Crowell, who was noted I Indonesians had at their _dispn*-i| In Sanford for her paintings, ~fairlv largo numbera ot Janancaa wrote that she intended to paint flying Instrnctoni, a good many some landscape* hut would (give Japanese fighter planes and Japto wail for the weather to get untetrained Indoneaian pilots. Hfe better a*’ It has rained nearly said Dutch objectives all wen* mili­ everyday. They live at Mathews, tary one*. N. C. A Batavia dispatch said the Indons cl an News Agency Anlara ieported Japanese were used by Ihe I C a i l i s n S Irm a P ae* O w l Dutch In westers; Java and that of the Polish people generally for Court Records iwo of three crewmen wlii balled lsey Episode the balance of this calendar year. ' TALLAHASSEE,-July 2 M 1) out of a burning Dutch plane over He said Imports of medical sup­ Rep. Clarence M. Camp II nl w s iiM s s n u s :s :it a I'alcmhang. were Japanese. The . t l « » l Irani f'«*t Ona) plies and supplementary food­ Ocala today outlined for a circuit IlnMIa*. Itny A. t lu s Alary K. To Dutch in Batavia dismissed this that It tvaa not cqordfn- stuffs for spcrlfl group* appear H *>)r',« aoillh rtus Alarm* tinder any single authority Justified and that seme import ■ court jury his accusation that for­ t'lJIten, Jame* I*. To ikllth I* charge aa “ nonsense," saying th* Indonesians probably mistpoa na­ LTtl.it. an Invitation which dliorter of grain seed and fertiliser would mer Representative Bernie C. tluinphrey. U. C. To Airr. |p!lth tive troops from the island of amaccepted. Pspy of Key Wei! Had offered he helpful. I,. I'.iliarttuilna for Japanese. The Slate Department naid t.i him $100 for his vote on a 194/ brouttht in yk-torv InItuUMitt. H enrv .I n s V «rjr TO I.ondon, Foreign Secretary Kri limply thla: all hand* Its announcement however, that anti-bookmaker bill. Vlnraiit II. IToehl (las Hsdla , __' >W IVMM ru *M M <1.1 li.nl lyL'lif 1*0 It neat Bevln said that Britain was alike. And that we did >i« h speclsl Items could lie sup. D A Y A NIGHT’, patented 'Heal Trap" flu* - 1 3 ■S 7 | * l TiM. Nut Camp, 37-year-old cattleman T * »*l I?- A F*1 b«e»| determined to seek an end to war­ 0. i;t|IMI *tus 'tribute to our Indoctrlns- plied through private relief or­ llmurll, i. II. rim i'ora l>*vl> retaidi ruing hot gawi, forcing more heat into ganisations and other sourr"#, fare in Indonesia "at the earliest and phniphale-limrrock miner, the United State* Navy." To Ma» K. Knit# tl.Tli Wll) possible moment” and was work­ such as the international emer­ testified Pspy had made the al­ Karp, Alary K To Joaapli It. the lurtound'ng water. Remit; More hot water, ing on several possible solution* gency children's fund. Tho ~an* IUnn.il .t ils t'orn I m a , leged'offer in the msilroom juit Agents Testimony tlranT, rurnatla AUllauiel tW h l.l which he did not disclose. mmncemenl added I levs fuel corwumphon, lower gal M i. D A Y A tfressmen Turn To IteliTrl W. la.ni. Well-informed diplomatic sourer* "In view of the above and of outside the House dumber after Sllllrr, l.uta A . T o (lu ll Oil f!o , ■aid that either India or Australia m IIi w S trim Ow*| enile A h End Of th* fact that the funds am avail walking wilh him through the ion II'belwien NIGHT give, you any temperature of water June. 1945, and Jan-- H aalio. W . K tlu s IIMiu T . TO might ask tha United Nafloiia lo Tb I n *$lirtlFV,lW* ere lulfirinnt -ew.nteei •indy. ■main door on ,w , ..Jo^T-^eMiPinsycsIhr. lo iu iD A Y W ^ G d L IB H I O l f f H l urgrMl „,| cf need*. It ha* WrrVehe- l./ CAa'dlsputo Iwtwesw u s * :iw 7 : ’> He aaldjf’apy told him ‘‘ We’re 1. f. t.*.t*T To LaUila J. Tain'll, tho Netherlands and the Indonesi­ t**o decided not to undertake i She testified that four. other atal. for low-cod, 24-hour hot water tervice year , very much interested In House ARTHUR ROSON an Republic. relief program for Boland.” union officers may hav* be*n Com­ lirnnU IIi.I.t M rfu a Julia I T in NGTON, July 21, (JTlafter year. Advising that Polish food pro Mill 6W). It's going to take n lot munists and that to her knowledge eta T » K ln.rr K. K a it iib n in k i tlU I ____________________; ■goes home this week, duct Ion h "mt the Increase,” the of money away from the small 10 were not members. She also Tlaby. rounlles and we want H referrerl legislator* are acting like report *ald: linn h. Jtwph II- To Myrtle H. told the rommltte* that there Is a I»* tU wv DAV A NIGHT, Amttttt'i ~ kids just before school Pollih ■offlclaU Interviewed to the committee on railroads and Communist group active at tha Illllrh _ • * A rm y To A lvin C. U e . hi : vi. KSTATM wuiiTiJvtiKs Cawa mm » l ledry. were unanimous In slating that telegraphs.” ' A rm y To N a tb a a W I t e ilUniversity of North Carolina at ti'Keat. M ra ry i n n I.MIte T o C*n* ' ean sit still. And order, the fowl production, collection, Camp said he told Papy he al­ Chapel Hill, headed by Junius l f " l l*U I'riHllIrlfoiI I'tr d il, munif I c o l l . a comparative stranger In dUtrlhuymt and rationing sys­ ready had promised other House Rcalr*. a student. She said she rp-r*. J . I». e t u i Sllnnle T o O rlan ­ S A T IS K .V IT IltS OW M OH TOAtiKS has now.become an out­ tems. which they htfve estab* members to send the hill to Ihe had attended Communist Party d o . AnHIn. rioilda raahlona Ine. To K|orlda H om e Ma net* la isn C orp . T u vl. llihed. a.sstire that there will ha railroad and telegraph committee. meetings at which Scales was pre­ Mate llanb. it. CIII Hl vtus Doris M. fit times a day a speaker no starvation In Poland or acuio Upon that, he reported. Papy sent. m ItUas, T . II. t I mi I,'.rain* .11, T o his gavel to say, wearily, malnutrition on a widespread j.u i'I O .n , A m lr .w II, Til ' It* H. *sf the—shoulder and r t f « Kr dr rill H.ivlna* A la.nn A Mil. Among union official* sho tes­ se will come to order." T alom . I r lh la J. r ia l T o Kliat A tn I I «1 ■■a Oliva. hast* even without food Imparl*. ■atd "Hoy, that'* fine. If you'll tified wer* members of the Com­ r * d » r « t JOrvfngj * lA iin 'Aaafi. ‘L \ , upon a lull, or n faint far- With thlf general - statement all luat Vitls* -that way it will mean K r ilii F e d e r a l. H svln a* A L o s s l-M S T T K I. WOHTIi VMM munist Party at the time of her A w n. Tu J o h n 8 M iller e tu i l ‘ * u -f* seme, come* Inin the metpltsrs of the ml salon crmcUr.” 1100 to you.” rtrial. IM aar A. r l u i T o K l.ulda * :. J i __ t ' This often lasts for ten “ I told him,” Camp said, “ I'm i-mployhicnt. was Rdwln M-Crca, 1*1*1’ Ihtltka------------------ ------------- tin*. FRitlda Htsle fla n k T o Ham Ifu lk e • riVTH S I T r-OH a VI K not interested in your money* and international repreaenlatlvu of th* food, tobareo and agricultural * Wllllama, rim . It. e t u i Tlm lm a -lu v Anna. son for Ihe disorder It turned around and walked out.” Jury Indictment Klurhla m a le H ank Tu W illi. eonsrresimen. Ilk* everyone T o 1. II. A n ile n in a lu s etal. House Hill 600 was the third workers. W allace, Before th* hearing M.-Ctrn Is­ nt everything off to th* |.i*t, of four hills to prohibit service of IIH V O IU H I.K IllfeU I iM U K » < (»n i| ii,i,4 Sr*M I'a a t Ow» I Hanlunt A llanlli- Nat- Hank T j J in addition to Ihe major Navy To Yhi-inat A llred 111vrare ht-l liookmakera by lelepluinn sued a '-stalrment asserting the HAN FOR i>—Rhone 1152— Ma. Slate Ranh Bldg VV. K Hwalm. t i n t ttrlia T. rIa. atlon you read shout on the a special subcommittee to Mil­ and telegraph companies. Its two committee is trying “ to break the CarM.in, K ll.n T o l*. K. llarn«H| waukee to make further Inquiry union." Navi TV . Ilol.ert lliiff. OBI.ANDO — Phone 4678 — 1219 N. Orange [get thsy have a lot o f predecessors Were rejected by lh« •In, Vera A. II* drrltred the House Commit­ do that you nsitr read Into th* 11-month* long Allis- committee on railroads, telegraphs, mm Chaimers strike. — tee “ is trying to do something th* . at all. Subsequently, Hartley submitted and telephone*. None of the four richest and moat powerful member Ah may explain .why during passed. On cross examination by ‘ last minute drlvo to get a report to Clark with the renurst Defense Attorney Pat Whitaker of of the tobacco trust could not do -h by Saturday B*nnt»r* that ho take "such artion as might Tampa, Camp «ald he had on May jt % Meanwhile, a House Judiciary dlscusisd such redhot Issues b* appropriate.” , H voted with opponents of the hill Tho committee report said that on ftulKuianilUe* approved a bill that hat makes a watermelon three separate testa hecau.ia ”1 there was also "substantial ovid would, open the way to American cnee” that Robert Ruse, another had bremlred member* of the citizenship for Victor A. Kravchen­ 4 whv the Hons* has had to, offlclaj. house! !f! would and it's better to of tho UAW ln*-nl, slat* had ko. foYmfef Sorlst .official who ha* the amount of damage' falsely. Rus wss nnt ■Land'hltrhetf when you maK3 a nuhllciy ' renounced Communism. -------- ^ th# estate o f tW. H. Rod* jifubMaa^l—~i4r~ — -----------------the-Indlrtmrut. Ha ls Kravrhcnko. who testified to the ........>y v'isd Tils'TSF The Orala.lawmaker rail Rep. | of the local and activities fvllls, Tenn.. tartsvme. serin far insrit P. JUuv Ctewgijtf Jarkfomllle bad House' Un-American STARTS TH U RfiD AY 9:D0 ‘A. M. SHOP EARLY 11 honorary president- coitte him tugi* time b-forr May' commUt4e ' yesterday that all re­ Among the dhra a* Indicted on six H fetidtoasked sponsible Soviet officials In theItfni'f'as a personal, M4» ^ Women’s ... uillsi'mVAI'bO • series of quo* ludlclgry group he fears for his’ * Uons by •ci typHleo counsel ami favor” to vote'to refer Urn mea­ Unitrd Stales are spies, told ths ‘ k. mcinben concerning sure ot th* hdatild.i-ommlltej and llfa if he l* not given the pro­ i at M a barrel* tltU. 376 commltlce any comrpctlon ha might have with he had agreed because ha "had no tection accorded American cl(Interest Jn it one way or Ihe oth­ M (refills, at a dime a refill the Communist Party. ■ * Th* Indictment said Cnrlltoffol e r ” at In all thli rush It's inters*-* replied negatively when ■ '-* :‘j l was • He said he had oot told Crmra 1 to note that ssnatora still act asked If he "knew Ned Smirks he would vote against the hill "all most entirely In response to direct senators. ami Fred lllalr." The «rand Jury th* way fhriugh Ihe I^-glsUsurj” question* from elate and detente 5?sr^ Wherry (R-Nebl has said “ knew both Sparks nnd added he had gone to tho attorney* in contrast to the Usll_ of keeping Republican and Chrlslo/fel •. Blair and a number of Jacksonville leglslstor wltbli 20 monv, of Rep. llralley Odham oft . la line. The hour was vears had been for or 26 ‘minutes after hi* conversa­ Sanford yesterday. Odham fre -1 intlmnlely associ­ ! he was trying to stum tha ated with them In connection with tion with Pspy nnd told him he mrently wa# Interrupted by th#l A Fine Group of SuiU it Unbeatable s out when ths nnm* of the activity* of Oommugisnt and intended to vote for (he hill when defense and by Judge W. lt*y| Rnvall cams up for conit came before the House for final Walker for .expanding hla repiletj Reduced Prices! Your Favorite Suits the Commulst Party.” as Secretary of War arllon on passage or defeat. trevond the questions that wtr# Wherry, th* S»nat*.’» aiked. . Camn'a statement was given al/ in A Wide Range of Color*, Our Entire Mon jlttarar, Jittered and Greek Inquiry bled to himself senator after Stork Huh been Repriced For This Month got up.to pey a Royal I 4m ^ v A m i . iii NflTURRL GflS & flPPLinnCE Co N T H ’ E N D rn __ _ — _ t ('a a lla « * 4 fro m P ag* Ow*» church and city hall. The ministry said 80 attackers were killed. The ministry ssld another bsnd of 200 attacked Orma, tlx mile* front Yugotlsvlt and 00 miles northwest of Salonika. No de­ tails were given. _______ L IG H T -W E IC H T R A Y O N SWIM End. ■. Sizes 32 to' 38. . ~ T « „ .A „ SWIMAWAY* SUITS ‘ Rag. U. 8. Pat. Off. Ohe and-Two-Piece Form Fitting Sulla. Capture Every Heart on the Beach In Thete Enticing ” Sizes 10 to 1<L MEN’S SWIM TRUNKS ENTIRE STOCK!! Priced To Clesrll /w v A .U U Boxer Type in Solid Colon, A Few Worthy Print* . . Brief Tjrpe in fihlney Rayon—Cotton—Tjutex. Broken swim Trunks k % * ■; • * i v — ' . - Trf 3C-rf-~~ ^ ' : ---''i*- j.— — " .;V " if �W EDNESD AY, JU L Y 23, 1947 Pathan Problem To Plague Men 4* Of North India TH E 8 A N F 0R D H ERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA It also a -policy clnsh po»*lJerusalem Undergoes '! There hi* In this between the United Statea and aome IliitUh Com­ 8th General Alarm monwealth nation* and Rus­ New DKl.ltl. India— With the renewal of Afghanistan’* claim for the return nf t'rihal territory in India'* turbulent nnrthwes* frontier the furture goverment of that rueged border territory pro­ bably will find it thetr biggest ■prombtem to beep the Uwlca* and bloodthirtv Pathan In cheek. I’osf »lr Afgh\rr intriBuo and the unftplajnerl and sudden replacement or the Russian ambassador in Kabul tend support to the belief In political quartern that a per­ iod of great turmoil nrav lie ahead of peoph> living west of the lazyflowing River Indus. Whether the Pakistan dominion government Is able to control the fronaler provlnre depend* on the streugh of the hold which Khan Abdul Ghnffnr Khan, the “ KronI tr Gandhi,” Congress f'nlhans' Tader, haa over the frontier peo­ ple after Aug. 15. the day of the transfer of- British power to Ind­ ian hands. The frontier Congress is making capital out o f the Patbans’ ingrained hatred o f Punjabi with their new slogan of "Path- sia. ' Territorial question*—The Cai­ rn, Yalta and IVlvl.im ngirr limits stripped . Japan of her overaea* . empire, hut the peacemaker* must formalin1 the status of Korea, I Formosa, Manchuria, the Kurile Islands and Sakhalin. They also [I must decide which, if any, of the : I small island* around Japan will > be returned t o ‘ the Japonic. ITS YOUR M O V E -Herc A r c M oney Sayers NOTICE iuty Shop at 30!» Park \sr. Sal, July 19, . Morning - July 2S at :n« N. park In Takseh III he furnished with all nr* modern equipment MlfIfiiut. many-Trlend* and pVtmnf. I will he very ou in my new Harriett Miller Optimistic, Pessimistic Questions Posed By Jap Treaty Proposal 11Y It USB KI.I. natNES TOKYO. July 23, t/Pt— There Britons Are Urged To Stagger .Work Hours Lo n d o n . July 23, bp)— the Minister of la W .- George I n t n ; annnunred yesterday that govern­ ment compulsion would Ire applied, If necessary to force ihe Introduc­ tion of staggered worklmr hour* In Ilritish industry as a moans of averting another fuel ci'xn this winter. “ The well Ireing of the fratiun la at *tak*.H Isaacs told the House | of Commons, adding that almost dally electricity cuts would crip­ ple industry unless one-thin] of the daily peak load is consumed outside normal ijny-ihlft hours. ' Isaacs repeated earlier appeals, thus far unanswered by lire great maturity of industries and trade unions, fur the voluntary Introd­ uction of night work, llttla prnrtired In British fartorlc* during peacetime, RAI)10 PROGRAMS W i l s r o l i i i K t r a lS a *:** N ew * of tr.« U s y V 1 T w ilig h t im ; >s ( 1 9 Pport* t'arsd a 5JI (.4 1 A re Vnu Listening JtVO ite silliiw Nn«r* I r i k Jo h n n y . I ’lrwstipl# Tifu C s n lr s l PtoHda lltllhlltls* T i i i W ill U ra d lv y I.UU ll.lil rialiK N s * . H ou ndup itrq u rs ttrilly .Y o u rs .11 ;C0 L ate 11*11 Hcnrt* l l : n t K w iu ss tlu lly t o u r s I l i M At| itiv S * m m o o H ign a r t T b s rt4 a y , pessimism In diplomatic circles j p e s s im is m diplomat here recently aa the ability of I ho tt allied nations to settle with relative apeed what Gen­ eral MacArthur has termed the ’minor" problems nf a -Japanese treaty.* The complicated territorial nuesIinns which have hren such a handicap In Kuropc will Ire absent when work begins nn the, PacifIc treaty. So will acme of the political problem*.---------- —--------r Kvcn so, diplomats Itelieve it will take a minimum of one year tit write a final treaty ‘ aHcr negntiatinns are iregun, nrohahly nf the proposed preliminary con­ ference. As usual, Ihe progress nr the negotiation" may well Ire deter­ mined Itv Russia's nli it ride, and the diplomat*, wrre split on their predictions of probable Russian cooperation. Some reganl as an encouraging *lgn the fact that Moscow, has approved the recent Far * Eastern . commissi on policy wtatemept. Here are aome of the main question* whlrh jllplomat* eipect control iile ;w h*l-typ*1" of lupervliioit I* to be exercised over .1.10.111 'after the J treaty la signed and wlint if any restrirthrna are to lie placed on her return to the family o f nations. On this subject -there has long lieen a basic rleavag# tigtWeen occupation headquarter* .and strmo of the allies, notably Russia, Australia and New Zealand. Reparations—l.iltle progress haa been made in solving. this com­ plex problem during prolonged discussion* by the Far Eastern Commission, and the Western na­ tion* *1111 are divided among themselves on the amount of rep­ aration* to he taken from Jathe distrihpan «■ well as button. Japan’a future _______ lion — Far Eastern Commission policy permit* Japan an Indrutrial potential equivalent to ■ the yeara 1030-34, but‘to lie effective this need* considerable clarifi­ cation and the delegate* may he •p£v [.i Never before has one brand of bread won the praise o f thousands o f homemakers of this city in so short a time as Southern TwinPi»?k! Of course, never before lias any bread offered the thrifty and'convenient features found in Twin-Pack as “these pictures show. Southern Bread ovens arc turning out more “b r e a d than ever before to k e e p p a c e with growing demand, so if your grocer doesn't stock it ask him to get it for you. Remember, Twin-Pack is an exclusive Southern Bread feature— no other brand has it. T o enjoy its convenience and money-saving features, insist on the one and only Southern TwinPack every time you buy bread. 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Making A Man Of Him The age over which the Juvenile courts have jurisdiction has been raised in many states to 18 or even higher. This fact was brought out in a meeting of the National Council uf .Juvenile Court Judges in Chicago. . A half century or more ago, n fourteen-or fifteen-yearold was considered a man, and given a man's duties and riMjHjnsibilitiea. He had faced life and grappled with Us practical problems He knew that no wood-chopping meant uo warmth mid that no crops and no well-developed live­ stock meant no food in the house. The judges concluded that modern life does not teach a child cause and effect in any such practical way, and thus he is stifl.a child at 18. If true, this ia a sad comment­ ary on modern life, und It seems unnecessary. There are many ways of learning about cause and effect beside chop­ ping wood und hoeing com. Any intelligent parent with the will to do so can Hee that his child faces the consequences tif hi»-/acU.*and.JLhat he. learns to stand on his own feet and make his own decisions. The trouble with the children coming before these judges is that they do not have In­ telligent. conscientious parents. * So perhaps the judges are right In raising the uge of maturity. , Trying.to educate parents is beginning too late in the day to do juvenile delinquents much good. But making It plain to everyone that parenthood needs preparation, and is not to be entered into "lightly and unadvisedly” , may have results In* the long run. Youngr United States The death recently In Elllnton, Va., of 85-year-old Mrs. Pearl Tyler Ellis, Lreaks n link that was only one generation removed from Washington’s day. Mrs. Ellis, daughter of a second wife, was the 14th child and last surviving off­ spring of one-time President John Tyler, who was nine years old when Washington died, Tyler's Virginia family knew tho and Tvfrr prtfrWnt.V hhd mc-t tlftrr. " * ~y Originally a Jeffersonian, Tyler broke with the DemfsTats to become vice president in 184f under William Henry Harrison. At the latter’s .death a month later, TVIer became the tenth president *of the United States. In hts administration, colorless generally because of party opposit­ ion to the chief executive^ Texas was annexed and the Maine-Canadian boundary set. Tyler presided at the unsuc­ cessful peuce conference In Washington in 18G1. Before he died, the next year, when Mrs. EIHa was'a few1 months old, he saw his peace hopes' dashed "by the'Civil War’s fury. Such a life ns that of Mrs. Ellis, so close to the beginning days of the republic, brings home once more the fact that this, after all.*is a very young nation. Array secs Possibility of M*nMadr Eaithquxkcs—h e a d l i n e More School Children Yeah. Runia might agiee to col­ laborate. That would bt • worldAs a result of our rocketing birth rate during the war shaking event. nml iwstwar yeart, more than 5,000,000 children will be , milled to the elementary school population of the United A Scnslr lubrommi ^-States during the next deende, according to the Metropolitan rrcommcmJcd sn incresie Life Insurance Company. $100,000 in llie Houie approved When school opens this fall, there will be about 2,600,000 appropriation |qi die 12 loot six-year-olds eligible for admittance to elementary school, channel „ in the_ SCZJvbns River uiiii- the number will Increase each year until it reaches Thi*1(i|Ute, ol course, has to bt nearly 3,300,000 fn 1953. The company calculates that-the concurred in by bolh the Houie t'jtnl^elementary school,age„population will increase from ~and Seriate, liul"U»e'prospects arr it* prenent 18,200,000 to more than 23,400,000 In 1956. exceedingly good at the mornrni The number of children eligible to enter high school will for obtaining all the money that decrease thin year and next, but thereafter the trend will is nrcetiary for bringing deep Ire reversed and their number will jump from 2,200,000 In * water to Sanford’s front door. 1949 to more thun 3,200,000 in 1961. The situation is con­ sidered sufficently serious to call urgently for "planning Most of'Sanford's present day along practical lines in order that adequate provision be troubles are due to growing pain). made for the education of the new crop of children. . . There is a housing shortage be­ "This is particularly necessary In areas where schools are came there are more people heie already overcrowded,” the Metropolitan points out, •“ and wanting houses' than ever before. where, even now, there is n shortage of teachers.” There is a parking problem be cause there are more cars. There il a financial problem (for the City) because there is more stork to do taking care of mere people, and because the more pei)>Ie who buy houses the more propeifjrj it exempt from faxes on account' of homestead exemption. As “ growing pains” these are all to the, good. Iail some remedy for them will have to be found. * As the Pepy trial gets unJer way in Tallahassee, the best wishes of 24,00(1 of hit constituents go out to Orailey Odium who will j!iy to prove that he was offered a , bribe by a fellow represents-, live frqra Key West who in truth was representing th* UoAnukeiu. Odhtrn is seeking to prove hi* charge not far selfish motives but in the interest of good govern­ ment for if legislation can be pair­ ed, or blocked. In Florida by hrf bery. good government cannot possibly -survive; But if is vie * thing to be offered a bribe, il is another thing to prove it. Wer^, there any witnesses to the olfer? It there any documentary evi­ dence) These are questions which can be answered only in the trill itself and which may provide the answers' to Pspy’s guilt or inno­ cence. Advertisers should know ihn llw reston newsprint is scarce it because ol booming newtptper circulation ait over th« Unit­ ed Stain. People are reading news­ papers today as they never hare before. In our own cat* our cir­ culation hat almost doubled since, before the ‘war.* ^ Almost every newspaper in lb*' United - lev tied Sts H |H R . n i* some c/iri* of newspapers today "becegs* .. they are controlled by big busin«». by capitalista, by edverinor Tweaus* they devote - . much, space to world news, to t o publicity.*•or ■ , ■ m •• - • • ' +■• • ••• ' ■j - Li -V i - . SANFORD FORUM Sanford, Fla. July 81, 1947 ation to the public,-before U'tibi- „ ulng work on the highways. And on one occasion, was advised by a road building - contractor- that it was specified in his contracts; that the public must be taken care oL and not Inconvenienced, before any* work was begun. All along 1 thought of the many detours, wiles and miles out of the way, and over lime rock and asphalt, and rough dirt roads, we would hare had to * make had we made this mileage in. our own state of Florida. Where It is costing the Florida Motorists and Tourists coming in­ to the state, thousand* of dollars, . in making detours, and having the lime whit* wash and asphalt clean-f ed from their autos. Our S ta te* Road Department seems to have (he public be damned! attitude. It seems the Reed Department it veers behind the times in repair­ ing and rebuilding roads, end rould learn a great deal from other states. Youra truly, 3. T. Newby. Editor Th* Sanford Herald City Gentlemen: Mr*. Newby, daughter and I have iuat returned from tounng the Pacific Northwest by auto, covering 9737 miles, passing through 81 itatc*. During this mileage, we had one detour 1cm thanevMfhalf mil* over paved highway, and another, where a cul­ vert was being put in, around which the detour was leva than one quarter of mile, which had been pavad before work began on the cuhcarL In two or three towns we detoured around two or three blocks on paved streets, where streets were being paved, in many cases and tnllee roads were being repaired, one half of rood being repaired, su aa not to inconveni­ ence the public or detour them. __ Lillian D. Wald, American so­ On three occasion. In conversa­ tion. I was advised that these cial worker, was the mother of » f staUs always gave first consider­ plan for public health nursing. WE’VE BEEN WITH YOU TWELVE YEARS W* are twelve years old this July. Yee—way back yonder in the yrsr 1936, a capitalist moved io Florida from another Htste. He tunrlia*fil t>tttchased proparty property in tianrora Sanford and Hiaie, lie ana in other cities Ju Florida, and une day,ha j j mentioitWf to ttmT^iM^ssirfawr rare* in Florida were considerable higher than in his Horn* Stem, end bo thought perhaqy the reason for thia wus that the mutual fire * insurant companies wen, not active in Florida. . —ii- y XX.Q* -■ -. . Hr had tarried most of his Insurance In Mutual Compan lee. i: nd induced ue to take on the tepm itlaiton of mutual flra Insurance companies, giving vs tht names of the mutual -mnpanlex he had had satisfactory dealltiff‘ 7 * with In hi* Hem* State. • ~ Tide is why we etarted a Mutual Insurance Agency in Sanford—way back yonder In July, 1936. Our amhltiun bus I** r to build up an agency devoted to the task of providing good Insuranea protection for th# people In Seminole County at a saving. That we hnv* to seme extent at least succeeded in doing this I* indurated by the fact tkat to­ day wa have the pleasure of serving over five hundred cutlamMs, moat of whom bought insurance from us Lacaura our agency was recommended by a loyal customer. To our customers Iwlor.gs th* credit for lb* growth of ♦hie Agency—for srithout their Loyally and support througbrul these twelve year*— It just wtiuMpT have happened. live andTft'wont them ‘ T.rthein, v t die dull ...................... to know that we..fully rVcognlu th* t fact that this Is truly their l|i»uis«, agency—for they have made It so—they have saved more money op H»*tr Insurance than w# ro'eda writing tha Insurance— we have been MUTUALLY benefit tod knowing oach othof* \ye toko ihio ineara r f thanking our customers publicly for their kyolty and support during these twelve years. . ; . C. M. Boyd & Company m �I r W ED N E SD A Y, JU LY 2S, 1947 TIIE SAN FORD tlE R A L P , SAN FORD. FTORIDA Social A n d Personal Activities •! Calender Youth Week To Be Held By Methodists e r s on a l . —■■ * ■# Plana are underway for a youth Mrs. K. H. Smith nnd lotii nrt* w ee* w rirw * n e in o s u i week at w the Flrat Methodist Church which will be held from 1 * l ll f tfA o .u . ft's Aug. 3 to *. t. The progra program will parents. Ku" ' * 1 Mrv - 8w‘ ,h • be centered around youth and will lie made up of ttddy,.' wondup, Miss Margate! Tuieti of Winter fellowship and fun. HVvcn arrived vi-m . i J.*y to visit The leadera of the group will for Several Weeks with Me. uiul be made up of four young people who have recently received intern Mrs. II. K. Long. aive training at I.akr Junaluika, Mrs. Robert C. Millet and three N. C. which will enable them in aaalating in the program. Mist Clio children. Mildred. Hobby and CharMetcalf, Bartow, will aerve ** con- mion. left on Sunday for Daytona aelor and other members of the Ilearh to spend a month. team are the Misses Nell itoso Mr. and Mrs. Car! Oiu. p.iimj!, Bwck, Myrtlewood, Ala.; Naomi Hupert, Iota, Kas.: Mary Belli Jr. were called Inst Thursday to Joyner, Siler. City, N, C.j and Air. Charlottesville, Va. because of the Ilf .Mrs. Cl.urpenlngV tuOlhPorter Anderson, Jr. of Dun.-Lon, death er-ln-law. Tenn, The young people will be divided Mr. and Mis. George H iwlamt into small groups in the afternoon By UOU Hit).MAS to work on projects from 3:00 P. of this city today amumnred the M. until 4:00 after which n sup­ engagement of theil daughter, HOLLYWOOD. July 23, UPy— per will be held at 0:00 o'clock Hetty Louise, to J. L. Anderson. Attention Larry Tiernayt Hudy The slipper will lie followed wilh Mr. Anderson is tin- son of Kric Anderson and ihe tale Mr*. And­ Vallee la muscling in. , class periods for different age erson vL-Urillmrbiun. Wash. Armed with megaphiinu, Vallee groups.will lie held. Plans for the wedding will lie waa an idol of the bathtub gin All young people from 12 to 23, era. Now he wanta to aport a their parent*r*teneher, counselors announced at a Inter ilate. gat, but, unlike a present-day and anyone interested In .youth! al| Lieut. Conidr. ami Mr*. Robert crooner, only on the screen. He are invited- to participate K.* Pearce and sail, Itohin. oml Avould like to play the law-brpak- the .activities. Mr. nnd Mrs J. St. Whii mg aide of film murder stories. ' ' Clair '‘in 'Mole •AJ4fcr*Wlf**,"»2 biba JWMW* “ Yea,” be cmpbaiWexL *“ wellsome time at the Sea,s|q.> l.ontl modidated fnne< '* " ('ArciuTil Tike Apartments at Daytons Ueurh very much to play tough rules. The Pearces plan tu Lavi; Aug. 1 And 1 know I can look tough.” He for Guantanamo. .Cuba where went into a detailed explanation! Lieut. Comdr. IVaiie will be sta­ of how Ida featurea are adaptable 1 tioned. aucH rolet. if • Why,” he exclaimed, “ 1 often X red my band with this puts." C o a t s A n d S u it s T o ,T r Rudy was dead ierjou» about ^Jhla Intentions. and )>e ia a guy H ave F ew er C hanges QWhu haa aucceeded in many field* of * show buxines*. Apprvaching Hy .DOROTHY HOP. hla 40th birthday next Monday,’ he BIRTII ANNOUNCEMENT la in fine phyaical ahape, having Associated Press Fashion Editor _____ _______ _ ___ ______ and Mr. and Mrs. David K. Thrash-. .A^-nwin ____ _r ___ ■ healthy, ruddy complexion as ........................ you recover fiom all hla hair (now tinted an pttrar-jw announced today the blrlh of n tin- '•hock of the new fall dresses. tive rust color.) __ ™ — j daughter. Sherry Nan, on July I!* Which are deslgnedlo inike every' ' way to ‘ ■ *n the femald Laughton M.-njrial thing In yOUr clothes closet ohso “T was * on my good roles,” he continued, "when I made Hospital. .M rs. Thrasher will be |,ite. you might .a»t an eye on the “ Palm Beach Story." Hut then I rememliered as the former .Shir- coming suits and coats. went Into the Coast Guard.” Since ley Cameron. These are going to be consider leaving the service, he list been st.lv easier to take, xinre f ^ g o i Restricted almost entirely to play” r, *!r: .C 'Vl.V .a myr the extreme. ... r.,*. styling •omiunc^d UM iay, Ihf birth uf“ "n1|‘ o ^«t/„ . l. f.n that If '™ n g fuddy-duddies. *♦ .on. Glen Walker, on July 20 nt ,,r" , *s for f ‘ " ’you­ lf “ I*missed having the Dillinger vou're the conservative type, re|« by two weeks," he lamented. the Fernald laiughtun Mrmorinl 're going tu be ahlu tu find (kilty Rudy La currently getting a de­ Hospital. * Mr*. Gillyard U the nf tIUcfrrt, wearable coni* and parture by playing a straight nun- former, Lorraine Alasey. . * milts this fall. If you like radical cohjedy rote of a goateed doctor in fashions, they'll lie available, too, Mr. and Mra. II. K. Long an *‘I Remember Mama.” If movie Theri> an- two distinct ailhouetproducers, don't edme through aodneed • today the birth uf i te* in the fajt euat lineup - both w|tb a tough characterliallun, hell daughter, Hlilidey ’ Jean: -in July new, both pjncTical and both In­ iimber up hia tonsils and head for Id at the Fernald Laughton Mem­ coming. • Olio' is the fitted coat, singing •engagements In Mexico orial Hospital. Air*. Long i* the which has been missing from the Chty, South -America, awl Lomfon-| former. LUxabeth. Tulcn. fashion scene fur kcvV ih I »• a u ; John Garfield got around 3160,Tile other n the greatcoat with ODO for hts role in 1"Gentleman’* * A battery1ilrvire has been de­ full; flaring back almost univer Agreement,” but nothing Tor be- veloped to light a lady's handbag sally becoming. when opened. ilg an extra iii ^JUauy.Cinyon. For sports and qvrning Wi-ar, lie aeemed to ,be enjoying Mm munv hooded. , coat*. »n> Ip'ing Dust on a light luilh rah cut lb sfL______ shown, tho hood* i:>uall) 4in-*l in Angela Lansburg-PpUr Shaw two- efficiency by at much as 2d per- coritrasUng color and 'designed-*o ccn apme la getting, steadier,,. . . Bnthat they tuny he-thmwn hack m shrlrted In the little red achoolThe first nd—clip of Wool may form a cowl collsr. ouse at 20th-Fox la a pictura of hot Fahrirs are hamlaoturr thatl they be made on a lamb eight muni Republic star Hov Hoy Huge Roger*. have been In many y»ar». For rgen has an answer to old. •Edgar Bergen tha autograph nuisance. He hands Rput phoney money; It*r»"Charlie ^HcCarlhy maxuma — Ulegai and very lender." . . .. Dan Duryea, going'from One color, epic to an­ other. has a method for keeping the two characters straight. In “ River Lady” he’ wears a mous­ tache. . . . Donald O’Connor waa sweating out hla first preview In font- years, "Something In Tha ‘ Wind." He has no ground for Orlando Highway At French Ave. worry— he’a tha bright spot in the film. . . . FRIDAY All day meeting and picnic nf the W. 8. C. a of (ha First Methodl*t Church will ha bald at 10:00 A. hi.' at tha home of Mre. ft W. Htfrran on. tha Country Club Hood. Tha Townsend Club arill meet • » tha Touriat Center at rf.00 o’clock with If. G. Lundquist, pre•ident, presiding. Plana will be tnada for the diaU\:t council all *dar meeting of tha Dth Cungreaatonal Dlatrict which will include a buainesa matting at I0:3‘J and a covered diah luncheon a*. 1:30. Wavne IJ. Albert, atate organiser, will be tha main apeaker ami all 'inembera and frienda are invited. Hollywood • N a n c y L u i'lla M c C o llu m B e c o m e s T h e B r id e O f A n d r e w L e w is M y e r s , J r . O n -S u n d a y Of interest to many friends in JUullug p/ she btaJotfeoamr-ehn-r Sanford^ml Central Florida I*.tit** an aqua . miiroidertsl eyelet gown anuouheement ’ of the nun ring* of wlihvwhlch elit* wore 1onrf* pink Nancy Luelln McCollum, daughter glove* and a shoulder corsrg * of of Mr. and Airs. Harry Clifford pink im nations and valley lilies. Acting as betl man Was Klton McCollum, Sr, of Auburndsle, to Andrew Lewi* Myers, Jr., son of J. Alinighton. Jr. of Sanford and Mr. and Airs, Andrew Lewis Myers usheis were Harry C. AlrColluut, of this eilv. The wedding tuck Jr. and Harry Joe Atinarik alto of place vn. Sunday nf lei non at 4:30 Banfurd. o'clock at the First Presbyterian _Following tin- ceremony a recep­ h i held. in »tt. wi* »js» ,St. fc*n, iininus at. the Albans Churrh tu Aobumdale. Rev. J. I. tion, was Kpjr.ojud I'arHh l|u»*e with ^I|s. Wherry, pastor, % performed the Ur* „ .., ’ ... I l l............. . a ' ceremony. •t * Btamhatigb greeting* the guest- nt _______ and pretenlfhg then! to Pedestal________________ baskets'of-whitedoor tfta.iloluse* with potte,! palma Vormed'tin- i.-.l iving line. Composing-the a setting fur the wedding mid n-tliving line Wl<r« Mr. nisi Mrs. white tapers in seven-branched McCollum. Sr.. Air*. "Atyor*. Sr., candelabra illuminated the SCOiid. Mr umi Ali*. Myer*. Jr.. and Miss A program of nuptial music wn* Alii id. Flowers and greenery rendered by'George Akin, organist, served ns a ’ background fur the a close friend of the young couple. lire and lull baskets of gladioluses Mrs. Jere Stutnhaugh, Jr., soloist, anil palms were niiaugcd through­ accompanied by Miss Barbara out t)ie reception rooms. A 'three-tiered wedding .-ake Herring satig “ Thif Sweetest Story Ever Told" and “ At Dawning". topped with white carnation* and the lace The traditional wedding marches gladioluses centered rover ft I table. Lighted taper* in Were Used, The brlilr, given tn marrintri* bv Ihii'i-btniuhcd silver CrtMilwIira her father, wore n floor length flatiketl the wedding cake which gown o f white eyelet batiste fisrhl- Wu* cut by Hie bridal rotlph- witli nned with n filled boduv. high an lieirlaom cake knife. The hrtde attchded W tlcyon neckline, neplunt and bustle The skirt terminated In a short (rain. ndlege in Alncon, Ga. ami was A tiara of sets I pearl* held her giadiitilcd from Stetson Univel-fingertip veil o f illusion anil her sitv at I), I and. mngnn .rum Im de.. bouquet was a colonial ail align­ She i. n member of Ilic-Pi -Beta ment of gardenias and lilie* si Phi o«ia| sorority. the valley with puffs of Frauen Mr, Alvers altendnl the Cnimaline. She carried a BattcnU-rg vn *iiv of Florida UTore entering lace handkerchief whlrh hud he- the Ximv Air Force* and upon jonged to Jtet maternal . nnd»i hls,loiqrn^atftMidtddiDIrtAaa . nml mother amh-wnrp~»' !dntrfn 'kTSMfrt T ^ < t7 Vimrrniiy in Atlnn'a. In ,H,nr|f B gift of the groom, the Fair he plain to enter fi- riplp Atiss'Joan Miller of Orlando, at­ JUmVeisIkV sehoi'l o f niedici'te in tendant. who wa* a college’ room­ I'iuluJt intiiir. mate i f the bride fig four year*. Fitr traveling Alt*. Alyci ware wore H flour length gowiu or piiik a tuili led II(Lwhite gow lulled Hwi** £a*lduiied ulovt linos j i , . n llll(| w Ixit*- me. - ,i!c, urd similar tu those of the luido, 811*1 a eiir-ni'r tt>r of gntdcnih* and valley wore ntalclting mills mid eairled lilit-, •The rouble left fu a tnlef a nosegay of nssorted pink and honeymoon at l>a)ti>tin Ib-nrh while flowers tied with Idu • rile* "Gue-ti Invitod from 8anb*rd In­ buns. l(er iieadrlre** win of (hd cluded Miss- Winifred Lovell.-Alt. assorted flower*. and 'Ir-. Ai t». Myers, Hr., Mr. nnd Air*. McCollum, Sr., mother of Mi Llton .1. Aimighton. Sr.. Alt. the bride, wore pink’ nylon crepe and Mi-, Klton J. Alougiitnil, Jr., with a softly draped skirt and Ah .mil Mrs! Harry Joe Aliiini:V, neckline. Sliuuuru—lung white J.^F-.Ani1enmrt7_ Att5j Uii tib. gloves nnd Iter corsage was of lil­ itci on mid Mr. and Al, K T. ies of the valley. Alta. Myers, Sr,. Chnumnn. liri-ssy roots, you'll be seeing much Olid vou take youe choice. Jackets sal Inv id nek 'bromlrioth, with n gt'ilctally are longer, skliti me ,|,. . n almost like silk. For stur­ flared inslenii of straight, waists dier coats, there are soft imported nro nipped .in more mid there'a tweeds. Wonderful deep-pile v«d* in rtmnd look to the hi|< C lint for ours and fleeces, velvety saeife Conservative soul* there hi * Mill cloth, silky camel'a hair. If vou'je a cape furi, you'll lie happy next season, for enpe» are all over (lie place, lung, slmi t nml ruediu. There are dramatic floorlength -hooded rapes for evening guaranteed lo make any woman look like a prints donna. A cgsa ill point ia Anthony HiuUa.v lilark broad-dot h liooitrd theater rape/ iined itj garnet red satin and gild lame. Another similarly striking formal cape is Kivielte's, lo scar­ let wool. As for suits, you pay your.mom ALTAMONTE SPRINGS NEWS -I -V "W f MRS. II. D. McINTOSII, JR. The caucus for nominaliont for a special election to fill the office* of mayor and assessor-treasurer was held Monday night at lK> Community House. These offic,-s were vacated, dm- to the resigna­ tion of H. O. Smith former mayor, il|oukvapd *,v* the late Lawrence ■H. ** »• *-r** i ing. whose deatli occutrgd uu.Jumrl *34k •I’ t . n eo tn iliu o * L m ft.:.' 2'J. The nominees for the' office of mayor are, T. P, Wiirlow. Jr'. II. D. AL'Iutosji. Jr. and Col. J. K. AT Matthews. Numiiicr* fur Asses­ sor-Treasurer ore, John Go nluni and Fred Faulhaber. Election will PARK and GENEVA AVENUES take place Tuesday, Aug. u. Mr. and Mrs. I)un Hauis ate spending several weeks i-i .Mil­ waukee, AVis. Air. and Mrs. W II. Hal laid ate in lwxington, Ky, fur the summer. Air. Baliard recently underwent an op’sratioy on Ids eye. and is recovering satisfactorily. They will THURSDAY and FRIDAY!!! return to Altamonte in iftyituinW, • Air. and Airs. Artlm, Lott uf D U R Y E A . . . A S T O U G H IN T A I L S . . . Orlandu were hosts Sunday rvi ning to a dinner party nl *V- DdblA N D T W IC E A S R O M A N T IC ! dread Country Club. giVcii In hon­ or of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence L. i cm “ Scarlel SirWl" nr I’urk Avenue . . he Irentn Horpe. The occasion win Mr. »ndj ever) tinme the nanie! Alin. Ilorne’s anniversary. Geolge Robson lefi Sutidny for Itellmore L. I. New- York, where he will spend ft few Wee!.*. . ■ Air. nnd All* Herman, Muench have returni*!- from. Nc'v. Yj>rV City. r : i i w llw.spent *m*. w « ik -( Friend* of Alnjor George Mng'ley will regret to hear of hi* seti-l nils illness • Air. and Alt*. K. K Whitten of Hmiford, nnd Airs. II. I*. Mrlnlosh spent last week-end tn I'oii* ■ tier* da. American Legion and AutHIaey |*i,*| 1H3 will hold tin- b .- i • ■ meeting Wednestlay evening 'at Milk) I*. AL at . Ilo* Altamonte Htirings Crtmmuuily li • .J Mr. ami- Mrs. Wm! K. Mver*. from Arlington, Va. are visitjnif Last Day W K D N K S D A Y I' Mr. and M rs., Elmer It . Brown The fuursome plun t<> spend .* f< «• !iiimidt*utNi|(iinn ditva In (Aotnnnilu itrarh ihis vcerkc* Me Ol'RNft 12: IS l\ M. Kb ninrumi •jintwiiii , Air. and Mrs. John Goddard^ IT HAPPENED have a* Iheir house vilest. Alia.’ Goddard'* mother Ati*. Kvaii* from IN BROOKLYN Spiingfield. Ala-*. I Hag#ir !♦*« Kd • Atr. and Mrs. Fred Faulliidwr T _ ___ i ' r k s k ttL .' " ’J were among the gm-L wim nttended n dinner at tin Long wood Hotel Sunday evening. WILL OPEN SOON > ■- ]>■ A - . s J* Rl ■t ! bow jacket mil* nint p icunl.il r Iasale > which depend on good liiii a. Lihric mid tailoring fir Inirlf effect. ( AHD t>l* TIIANKH We wish tti expii sa om thanks id nnrr many frienda m d ndkik.. Lit.-, for tlieir many it«-ed; uf stud Ursa and sympathy. A l s o tlir lieuii iiftii floral ufferings during tlm Illness and dcalii of oili lured one. The family of Ali*. Al. K, .Maiming The Anchor The much klcked-arouml "Sain­ ted Siatera". ia back on the Baramount schedule. Its story prob­ lem waa solved by tha simple trick changing the tints from tha nt to thq 1Hub's. . . . Can you low this Van Johnson and ,a Cronyn ararcollaborating on urdar yarn, "Tha Man Who A t Capistrano." « ^Thba Bachelor And Tha Bobby , ia surprisingly good fun, la its rather forbidding title. .pita It starts slowly, but once you gat used to tha Idea o f1Cary Grant courting Shirley Temple (if only la jest), you will be amused. Of course. Myrna Loy gets him at tha end, but only aft4r soutc hil­ arious episodes. w oB #y? •iH t/ - Now * -•*: *’ . * "**« ,. w Is Specializing In *• Sea Foods "VTF Also Have Choice .-%Western - . SteakB '■ . And Chicken i~i ■1 'T mmi- ; Conte Out And Enjoy One Of Our Sea Food Plotters 1 CARRY ANTI­ WORRY INSURANCE* A Regular Ad Private Dining Room for Special Partied - ' . Walter and Evelyn High (Sole Owners nnd Operators) /•Jisa'XaiSfiatr- IIORIS DOD­ SONS “l» o pietsr" ihsi’s psrint hit fittl suiumn ds)t whsn lha niimiry »ut« up, up, upl ISlstk rston ilju ti with Binsitiui p«pluin uf rsyon fsills-cud* w ispaa* tbs th«m<. 9 to IS. II1-9S- Bar Opena At 3 p. nt. — Dining Room Opens At 5 p. nt. r Classes » ’ *• Sr” . " per r (ho Office! y r- ate Take advanlnge of our Lay-away Plan’ to buy your new Fall Suit or SPECIAL Dress Now! THURSDAY — FRIDAY — SATURDAY cubeb A Gunning new blouse, beautifuiy Uitw ed ol tupeib quility BATES broadcloth, th a f w aihei *o beautifully and always looks id Unh. Tha convertible wing toiler it so vtiy chic and look! so gay with a little bow tie. And they alt have washable shoulder pads. Sues 9 to 15. DORIS DODSON'S CcU,m Rml* Dstt-FLld-plut w>ru) formula for nuking a oo«-pi«t drru look Ilka two! Brin buttons on DORIS DODSON'S u d a d ir wool pUld. C.stn, red, blue, whit# fronud In rtd, or black, rsd, cop, white (runted la copper. Sue) > l J, *14.9). C 3 - 9B .V r j.: iik m ’ =-1; * L- ■ i ■f'.r. �. f •I • : i r Turns In 2 To Here Is Box Scare Kcaric L. Berry. All- Buddy Bchrena Enters It Inning Tilt; On Saturday’s Tilt Time Sports Great Quarter Finals. In c Scores Tally Says “T” Nothin# New Boy’s Tennis Tourney BECKWITH* JR. o Cop Nightcap By ARTHUR Herald Sport* Editor AP Newafcaturea SOUTH BEND. Ind.. July Vt; Here I* the boa *core on thi lt> AUSTIN, Tex.— Kcarle. I- Ber­ WPl’ Top seeded Herbert (Buddy) Inning I to 0 thriller pltened by Buddy Lake In DeUnd Saturdny ry, one of the all-tlmr greet i of nrhrcn* of Fort. I.aut|gri(alr, facnl Southwestern sports, we* bnii'tuj anothrr Floridian,' Bcrney Segal get back homo after spending of "'*rut»a In the <|uartrr-flnaj “SS e and Vigl Alonio, Red lint to hurler; h*rc within . their grasp 40 months in Japaneses ptlsun icund m )h'> Junior Division of thr Western Junior and Boya* several outstanding record* In or- camps. He had been away n l ing time Tennl* Toon* iment here’ today. ganlscd baieball. It i» poas'ldo that thl* I* the flr»l game that and neat to wanting to soc the ( Behen* atr- ked hi* way lo tha haa ever been played that two home folks he wa* looking foiward im; *»er-fin«U .by defeating Dick pitcher* went the route in a P» to viewing the widely-heralded T Ricgr- ** K lamaxno, Mich., B.J, Inning tilt that went scoreless for formation in football. Must be fl-2 ytkterdav, while Segal won by a rt-n, r, 4 *eore from Jerry IS consecutive inning*. Buddy really great, he muard. But it to hla surprise he Jlloivirnl Dewitts of Vallejo, Calif. ntsy hold mother rfcord for pH* n* that the T waa Die same forma­ Ouartfr final play in the boya’ Ing 10 »corrle»» inning*. Here I* the Mx that *o many tion ho had used at Denton High dlrDlon i'itt* forward without the School and a( the University of two tnp.are'led entries, both fan* havo been wanting to je-i: Texas. *4**V**0 southerner*. Rlrhard llolyrod of he found„ that fool ball Del Rav, Pla.. seeded Nn. 1. and a,-Thu* Ti-— BUM.— * McManus « • formation* run In ryrtea. H** Ihluka kecPflfCseeded Hamilton Richard­ y ** *3 In* Murray. in tho team* will switch fro n the T son nf Raton Rouge, I.a. » • 1 II HattcrfirW. lb 10 2 1 to other tried systems In three or Itarflneton, It Holyrod fell yesterday before t 0 t 4 four' year*. Trier, it* tr>-ypar-<dd Conrad Wood*, son j n I « Uridt, rl » e e it Berr+ now la Texas adjutant nf the movie actnr Donald Wood* fctlvtimtn. tf * o « i general. HD appointment fame JO of l.o* Antmlr*. In an upset, ft-2, VucJ. a * i i a U l i n t> vtars after he enlisted In the 3-fl, fl-1 ilicialnn, , *• l i* it >* Texas National (luanl In May of Among the . seeded junior* (till •cored the run In iho *rr Total* lUlfl to begin an llluatrlmii army In the running were low MrMasitKi.tai* e of the nlghtre.il. Hoi career. ah r ters of St. Petersburg, Fla. and center field and wa* a I* a Gen. Berry was a moat tmtmual Dirk Mouteiloua of Kn.ppftr, ct to third on a one bare llnsa. in Manager Don Murrey, VUtar, It i 0 ia i : s S f f ifrwtuAirS KTen rears * S L t t t t k(third S J round) S a w t * * j „ „ j or singlca single* fur »d**lurrar at Bac­ W »d4*uH apart. In 1914 while nt tha Uni­ l o l l * Sidney Schwarla of llrooklyn, illi Lake went acamper- aKtoan. rt a * s i « versity of Texas he wa* all-Tos.i* N. Y„ defeated Gerald Monseros* the platter with the Ctoteek. lb 1 o « i* i Intercollegiate Athlaiic Associa­ P en t, tb margin. __ Veg*. " 7 a » i a tion tackle. The Southwe*: f.'i.n- salvatge of .Coral Gables tb2, <11 o .i i a 1. the twilight affair the team* Htelnrrkf, e frrenro wa* organised tno next t o o t ; _td on even ba*i* tliroughrul A|on*u. p vear and a decade later Berry te- MrMaslera defeated Rob Geraint contest with the Senator* get. <1 ft 4 IT I* turne<l to Sho unlverairv and won of Milwaukee, 0-4,- fl-1. Totota benefit o f a fe>V ■more a—lUn for tVaiWell In llth. all.Southwest Confcrojire. guard Junior doublcii (gacond round) decision* ami break* o f tho Scot* - b r ln«*»n*a: Behrens and •'M<wjd*d9* de­ Hint in it »«• «*• I'** »• «• • • > - ■I honor*. lit. cable ha:)t an a year feated John Coltom of Plkeaiirtsn t ftpi ono ana ®sa **• •—* department student. Senator* tallied their flral Krruift. MseManu*, Kn»PP»r. r t » The 10-year |ierbid of mllllary vllle, Md., and Gerry Thomas of the atath frame. Halt* |«-k Per** V»*a Hliit»n h**” aervlne hadn't handlrappcd him Washington, fl-1, rt-0. Haerlflcc* to right rcnlet field. Cone Istke lt<»*«, tl'ile b . Charlca tJevoe of Indianapolis athletically Ix-cauae he nlwaya pitcher for the Oilaudoans, Akinin 1, Vllter tMolsk. T w o base kept .In condition play iiup-wi li’t- und MoiiaalvAlce-'defeated Jaclr an* - lit 111*. .lU r r in a lu n . g t U . u u i ‘ hi* eenler, and <m the Wii.trl.U Hloan, T h rw b*»* b ll»—8*t- vlro team*. Vinreul nf Madison, Wla., and time. IrtftpM. Hem* iun» patted In— itta went tear Ing forr hoi Berry also waa a wn-*tllng Dan Baumldo of Milwaukee, A-l, i Bride picked up llm ball and M il. o f f J,*k*. » In t» tnnlnat; champion In 19lfi and 'Id and was 7-B. . I Tb* sphere to Don Ford at *|| Alunsu I* In 1* Iptilne* a track star in the same vent a. MrMaslera and Hrgal dafeaUd ruck out by l a k t I, b y AttnI plate and caught Butts e* he Hi fa'blavad an' Uia' fgmwt Sernpd Dirk Rieger and Dan Christian of an— I,---- W IT H — off— l n k t lr o il . Ho. nt eliding toward tho plate. AIn n in t. le ft on Paw*. Hanford Texas Infantry foatball leant Of Xalatnxrnnr 7D1,- fl-1:— —---------Major moved to aceond an tb* I I ; Ihlrfutd I* Umpires. liavlt and 1910 which old-timers insist wa* Bova doubles (first round) thtow to Ford.. Craig l.ytuand’i It.p.ll Tim* nf asm*. lira the greatest rle.vrn of all time. It Holyrod and Richardson de•ingle to left field was nuim-mar- aHtl itrmiin mopped up all opposition and Her- fsated a * Immanuel (mala and ttv hobbled by Tim Tyler, allowing Htanlua, t< a a ry think* the team could *tnnd up George Womli of Chicago, fl-9 • • Major to cross the plate. K clitre p against any collrge beam in the u * The Feds tied the contest In the r U w ls u nation today, a to o At Kulm of Evanston, III., and bottom of tho eovenlh frame. Jrr- PTiunat Gen. flerry was awarded (he Boh Sierra of Tampa, hla., d4IW Silverman drew a free ticket distinguished service cross and the Total* i* * ** •* , Whllft Tutting for Don Ford and a. Walked for Pord. In 7th. distinguished service medal for feated Clyde Barker of Salt Lake and Don Stowe of KalamaP—Itaii for ttllv.tniftn In Tin, t3*K f a«erifiecd t0 oeeond on \ per­ outstanding action against the City r—Hsoltlrnl for Kalllv* jti 7th. fect bunt by Rill l.nwi». nrv.- Fed Japanese in defense of Balaam xod, 6-7, (1-0, R.fl. d^-ltan for Itailft In I Kb. . backstop who was hitting for Cad Then a colonel in the Infantry, he . -Halt'd tof Htftnl.ru In lilts. ANOTHER PHALANX? i Kettle*. Walter Haitington paste I f—tuu - fur_Zuba In tltb*-waa in command of teninnnt* of a •- staling altlgle Into ccnt.-r nt’ .l Ortando esii » « l #»« • ! - * division cut off from Dm main *«* •<*> 100 I NEW YORK, Ready Jack, Johnny Tomat, who went In to run Hanford Ituna. Jirnlrs, M ajor and TftlnsU force ami entirely surrounded hr bay colt by Pilate-Jacola, I* only ■=-* *u,v*rman. croaaed the plata. KrroMt daj.i of T ykr. sjanntne. Bait*. Itulw Japaneiu. After f i n io tallied the winning t un ton. l.i'Piand '3 B ern jMng|e.iJgbUmt_he Jitsceiai. * 2-year-old but he promDca tn on -a •ingle-by TV!r*baap^ln *TTm urra r- aacftflc-, fullv withdrew his jommawl by Irk Up Wherever Phalanx leaves flee by Major nwl si I.akr, Lawlt, Major. M ft on ban-. wading down the beachmi and off. Ready Jack D a ftjll brother Orlando 1. eaeford l . Its** on Pall*; e by f.yhrand. to Phalanx, beaten favorite in the Major »• Htntrk nut by Maine climbing over rocky headDndit. Ho ween Die contest* Monagri Off ». Km l-* ' *, Bianion »• P a^ .1 then trapped and annihUuted l.hOO Kentucky Derby Iml winner of the .Murray and Manager foil ilrril ball*. Ba<l* Wlunlna iillrh.r. Ma­ Japanese In (he "Little Tdnl poc­ Belmont. Like Phalanx, ho la •greed to limit the »eeond tilt ro jor. I-ottns pltchftr Wanton, ttm- ket." owned by C. V. Whitney In partplr.i. Cooper and l A 'r l f . Tim* nf Berry wa* raptured with hla ncnhlp with hla breeder Anram l i m e ItlS. been - extended to men on April 9, 1942, and walked a Hewitt. t lr r * * 4 flam* I In the torturous nine-day Batalin ‘ ORDAISIH* Major went the routti in dralli march. Ing tilt, while KotD«» I.yhrand, M< Ha rrcelved the purple heart !i<- on the Mexico Border and In Sib­ for the Fed* end gave Manning, l b caujuj of injuries received when eria. China or the I’ hllippinsa, Mpt tlarriian If Bill Stanton, who rcceivod n .v l l 3b four Japeneae clubbed ntld bc.il busy In athletics, playing and for the defeat. Erl Davia, llrail*!, rt him after the nurremlor. They roarhlng haakrtbflli and foothi.ll ___ Sanford chunker worked TJiroop ef wnnlml Ids fountain pen and lie and competing In several r.atiunal tha mound for the .Scimt.nr in ftoba rtson. lb wouldn't give U up. . matches with the Fort Denning in­ aecond game. Johnny Tama, APi*u, e During Ida long army corccr, fantry rifle team. * silydft SIR Strnton handled hillock Pavla Berry, while not busy mldlei mg p for the local*. ssllait* light the Celerymen Invade Totsl* 11 4 II HI Field In Crlando for a reHAN VO It I) engagement with the Sen ab k *s ■ Buddy Lake will be the ItrMsnu*. » I I 1 4 bis pitcher for tha Fed*, and Kkrrinaton. rl •■ t 1 0 1 ft lo e likely that Stan Eedalia or HIllsrflftM, lb For i t t a Hyda wiC,receive ths cell U kft lb 1 1 1 1 Murray, lb ager , Devil. i i i a llrtlt*, c f OHIjAHLKI .1 « e a Ty|#r, c t sfc h p a ft H l|r* rm «ti, If I [•** 11 U I t ‘ Ford, o t a i l 5 « i * i l Tom at. p 4 1 The Toaxt Of i a a k tin t o o . p 4 1 ARTHUR SBCKWITH. JR. .arald Sport* K«Jltirabid baseball fun* jammed nleipal Park hrre laat night •part In the "Ruddy festivities and witness the bill between the Sanford Ped^-andslhe Orlando SenwhTah the Senators trlr.iloeakt In the opener by a h In 11 innimta and _ edged the Solon*, t to t) fightcap. was given round* of apby those present aa ho step^ to the mirrophone lo rei trrer 20 gift* from merrhanl.* between the clashes. _ A gift of f358.88 was mad / ny Lake "rooters”. completed hla night by the pnly run of th* second to enable the Frfd* to 1 lo 0 victory over the underwriter and former Public Links Tourney' .Jnsurancq New England Amateur Champion, Enters Fi^rt Round paced Dm field of 179 entrants 4n I I.(ill III A I T A T M I.K A a t lt » I. it s« OclJDd ti n at - *4 Orlando MANIUltO II ti Palstka ti i l ' Iwfttbwrg j* <1 it tiai |..|.a Ikach It Veskreay** llrtali. UslBrttlU* HI. Auaustlna as !•rl .at* il* i .a* ■»37 .I I I .IKt .a I* .117 t-aUlka M l H I , All*u*tln« 0-1 Orlandn 1-0; ITANPOMIi 1-| (1st a*me II Innlnxii. i=‘.Jfatli.na Hears 1-1; P * ta n | |-|. MINNEAPOLIS. July 2.1.'< /tlThe National Public Link* Golf Tournament turned from stroke to match play today with 48 of the B4 ehamplnnahfb flight quhllffrr.t "Dtrd for elimination in the first nail second £ound* over thu Mvadowhiook*'Municipal Course. Thirtv-two first lSdioly round matches occupied tho morning with 1(1 I8-hulo round Ulta on thu afternoon slato. Wilfred CrAsiley, Atlanta. Go., I’lttiburah XATIIIXA1. Rneiklyn f,*w Tork II Mtj.lt Ml n,u1i Clnrlnnitl Cll rig!. ■l’ hl|*<Jtfphla as it rhllsdftlpht* at I’liuliurxb. ppd, rain A * i : i m t * i.ft Arn k v* L 4* 47 (7 11 14 3* 17 N*w Vnrk t'Ct’ Olt lloilun 11 17 IB Cleweland Indian pitcher Allan Gcttel rki*c* saddle horse* on his Virginia ranch in the off-»e**on ami Intend* lo make that his pro­ fession et the end of tha major league hurling career. . 1*7 llrsall* 1 « ,l o | * r Hutton 3*0; C h lr* a » a-8. flaw** T m i a r HAMFOItll al Orlando, lisrioea a 1 >**t.rod. 1‘abnka al HI. AUKUitln*. n ,iP u r g at UalnesvIlV , the final 18 holes nf qualifying yesterday. He shot a 'three-underpar f>9, lowest score of tho meet so far, to add to hi* 70 of Monday for 139. • Hi* total wpt four'stroke* better than his ' nearrxk romp-tiUon, five player* who carded I4Ts and, until tale in the day, appeared des­ tined to share medal honors. A 3d-hole total of ISt or better Insured spots in the flral-round pairlnga for 67 of the players. Fourteen other*, tied at 162 apiece, started a "sudden death” playoff and Arthur Jrnneman of- St. Louie — , 1a6*.. 68lh rillk. spot L *> laUnir won)tile by Uklng m a rfeuctr owthe par four second bole. Three player* were eliminated, on tb e jjm t hole and threo more on the aecond before darknt-a> halted play. - ~ A COOL SPOT Your Favorite Beverage .lif t ! .114' rausditphta 41 .444 k r tn ia . CftVfttanit 43 .471 w v 4* .411 r n r.’ htrsao 11 IS S»4 1Va>hinat'<n .440 47 ts It - .11a HI. t^Mlt* II 11 .14* IT II .117 H mh IIs V n lrrS n r <1 II .131 IPuton l , r h lc s a o 1 H e tanlna*). II •a .117 KftW Y ork 4, Ht IJtkU ft. 41 i« .171 IV sthln alon 4. IHIrolt I. 17 la .411 I'kltftdfiphla 1, rtftVftlsnd 1. ■•bAmms Bill’s Package Store and Bar 112 W. First Street Phone 880 U S C O N G R A T U L A T IO N S - On The 0p4nin£ Of To POWELL'S EDGEWOOD GROCERY P O W E L L 'S E D G E W O O D GROCERY from SECURITY LUMBER : ■ AND SUPPLY YARD 920 Maple - ~ ,i , ?■' . i I ■ Central Florida Food's Inc. Phone 797 1200 Uoilr A t*. Phone 1031 4 q n.'Jt: - LPi )i ■ ^— :1 * V *' Household Appliances The Ideal Gift 4 • *4 4 ft ft 1 #0 I 0 0 1 [i-t •y-’ TOASTERS Duepl A utom atic _ Pop-up Typ«. | j| .0 0 op NEXT TO ANGEL’S EAT SHACK - " ' • .•' ; _ : ti * Handling a complete Une of fancy Groceries and choice Western Meats. t i ; i|h i . •J1 1 ,? Also Frozen Foods. li a . \ . > - - 'i£ i : �r r. * * jr ~ . * rjr*: TW S SANFORD HERALD. SAN FORD. FLORIDA m tOTirr. Java and adjacent Madoera f m i'X T t rMHIIlIA contain nearly 50,000,00f people. IKNI.tOLN J l l i - i:.l. I M T N C lT If t: IS I t t .I lK I I V * t J l V U N th x l |iui>uiint in Section » ul C lm i'lr r U « i of F lo rid * . A l l a of l*3I,a liltoaa n a* lh* M i 'l l 1*11 V A C T lb* follow Ina dewnlaed ................ ________ There are nianv extlnrt voleaniH-s in the north t>f New /.ca­ lami. , GERMAN EXPORTS MIN DEN, Germany, i-Pi — Ex- YAHDLKY VENETIAN BLINDS tuirrlea’s Most lle.sutifol Aluminum t’etlir -- l'oU--hnl Alumiaum \-k Me For Free t.-limsle porta f r o m the i l i i t i . i t roii„ n f Germanv for the fitsi filer months LKGAL NOTIOThr m.'«t iin|b>rtdut exports nf tif this venr were vubu.l n* 17.New /ejjland nre 1 ‘tltti-l, clmesej m r iiK to .%rr»:in f.00,000, the. Joint Kxpolt-lroport * . Tot VKIt.% NKAJ, .PLOYS* KINO,1 Uiul In mlnoli County. Kliuku* and nuat. Agency announced. uhuH ttBlffcn?# i* I'tftchbBrf, AfA- will I*# «*Ffkt*d fur m U »»l publle Lama. ainit wltaot m llH n i m M ir n tuiti i> t«*r ifir YOU AUK IIKIlKIlV K U T IF IK lii prm .m rnt Kund !u r*M*i *t\y -n d a' Rat ten per cent for ttjc year 1947. The City Commission A •I. I*, t ln n ilu n Aa l*l*rk n ( lh* I ’lrrm i i >.„,i tUm linil* County," Klof lila n y O J , . Ila n l, li* p u ly i ’l*rk * Notice Is hereby Riven to the owners nml-or agents of nil Real Property ‘within the City of Snnfont, Florida, that it in the intention of the Tax KqtuilL ration Bonr<Lti£.lho Clty.of Sanford, Florida, to in­ crease the assessed valuations on all Real Property l HIT. of the City * or Sanford,, * ICinCUIT Ja rk to n A . C u ra lll I M a n ill-, Flo rid a tion Board at 7:30 o’chfck P .M.. AuRuat 4. 1947, Altornry for Plaintiff to act upon the proposed increase in assessed val­ uations, and nil persons desirinR to file objections or complaint* nhnll hnvc an opportunity to bo heard' ■ *f-V .• at this meetinR. *— 'H.- TC. SAYEfT FLOWERS REC6 r D PLAYERS for rent. By fo* all occasions day or week. The Music Box, 110 HcNEILL A YOST FLORISTS W. l it SL Phone 053.______ Sipes Ave. Just off Celery OFFICE space in Mciach Building. Office ph, 403 resilience ph. CIO R Largo Kght oficea, newly decoreted, all utilities, heal and jani­ HERT S SEW MACHINE SHOP* New & Used Machines tor ferric* furnished. Call 863Electrifying A repairing .ill makes. ^ W . It. ft A. Dept, Store. 116 Frcncl»--Phoiio 1100 FARM FOR BENT—20 acres sub FUR SALK irrigated truck farm. t’J artes­ (Argo quantity of old newspaper*. ian wells, a 7 loom dwelling . 3 cents per pound. The Herald. S tsnant houses- £ Urge bams. CONCRETE HEWER PIPE DwalUjuf Jor rent only with farm.’ On Cameron Avenue, SEPTIC TANKS, Grease Ttaps, IU«ck's. Aluminum Windows and Eaat -aide Sanford, Fla., phone Screens, Whits cvnieni- Paint, 1D2-R. P. O. Uox 883, K. D. Penna-tile, Hurricane hr Stowe. \ C0N.VA I.E S t:K N T ifost E —; \\lit tj»ni>rn July Kith at Chuliiuta, • F la . IK ml led S.’ E. af Sanford — 18 mile* N’. K. of Orlando. Large act ten and open notches to alt and enjoy the cool hrceici o ff Lake Catherine. I-arec grounds and - wal|ia *aaf« fioni aufo traffic, luirge lobby and rooms. Real Southern cooking. Brick construction: Cart aecnmodatr £6 only. Phono or write fjr reservation at onre. Ovidrio £3^2 or ‘ Dr. Martin, Oviedo £l'.l£ or t* write I’. O. llox 137 Chuliiota, ^ Fit. Reasonablo rates. I^ryc ■edan for Rues** to visit their doctor. Coronado Reach rooms, very rcaaonahle. Mrs. Fred AUrn. 401 Crawford Road, Coronado llcivh, Fla. Furnished and unfurnished apart­ ment. Adults only. 2$00 Moljonvllle._______________ y 7" W A NT E D t o ren t 4 OR JLROOM apartment liy per­ manent residents. Call pirffy ^ •11. _______ _ H ELP Wanteij—Exprrienrrtl brake inm. ."Firestone Stores. W O RK W ANTED EXPERT Yibiuliiig — rontract or hourly basis. S. G. Grogan. Free estimates. Phone "H'tJ. FLOOR SANDING A finishing, cleaning A waiing. Our power unit enables us to work where there is no electric ronnertlot available. £1 yraie esperiepi-. H. M. tilrason, Lake Mary, Fla. him Arc. 1 hone I.,.is, ... « FOR SALE— Umornek for drlv«w w«yg ami romdwMY*— Phone 1241. _______________________ Smi th Hru. Fainting, TT e l , School. w a V James ted Works for new radletors, radiator cores,. radiator ft repairing. A Ford sedan. 1 ‘ td farm man llwood area. position for right party. A. Duda ft Sons, Oviedo. Phone 2181. Salesman and insurance d* 433-W. RL i > « H . 14 LOST * in C n - I 'M i i l ' i m kti^oks fast H . •«* il l lit •*• r t l n l i **t »W**| '*m lrt* -* l| f*»4t I I l o t lt l.it is* pi i. )l i l u m l M *tTtf It*- Vo* fit t» »*l fl't.-Ut* «>l* >i Son ItS 10s.Ht.t0t. HM> f|, H . i»f ,V W N E r *»r H\V *4 nf HK^t K ftllon sa T mh nihil* 2*» Hoiiilt Ik n ^ t 21 K ail, run K fl. H lit ft, W 57n ft. N ^ V V U iT I E N N w ho f e e l NERVOUS -J. cased by functional 'middli aee’l F O K T H E V E S T IC E CR EA M - - * Try -MICICS..Q.W N IC E C R EA M W l tnslir uttr ow n lew Cre'ntn, AH (lavor* T aily — Delictoua —- lle a lllifu i. I>o Jih| suiter Irero hot Her tons. Irrttsble rN m re y tr-lttif* doe to tlie f uncU. u t l ‘m lddle-st*' I'rilul timiUar to * -Trn liS-M N IC K S s i t * r T f ir n a o t r y |.tdl*l: t-jnkh »m't VexrlsW * t\wn|fcn:e0 In r»ll>->* »uch stmpioo>*l It at5-’ N ,t trh.tt tx-cier* call a *nuuaclih' tome *n*ctl HYOIA e. pinkham s CUM PW SO^ •!* MS 414 Sanford Avrnaa FOUND REWARD for n»turn uf black A ‘ Rill's E> •=»:' -T '* ft. h 7ft* fl. N ft, Ka*t to pt H .m th of llr u . ,\ to |Wk Hr*If I •«*.*% ft, Wffct o f H »: C or* n«*r nf i| S\V*i Hrrtlnn T«mn*hip 3^ NihiiIi llrnfir r«n W t** Hr*-|ji»n -,J ii S 117 ft I?',. |«i .pt. N *>f it*it. f l in |1«K* ... XW i| nf HW’ i 1* T t i v i - O n e D a y DVy C lea n in g S erv ice ftilip 31 Hoillh Itiillttr 41 Ka*l. TIU-HTKHH «*» rilK I.NTKIINAI. l\||»lttiVKAlHNT ITNIi OK TIlK MTATK OH k**isi*llll»A iU. U. 4*. Ilu^hn Arte nT Tru»f#bS I . - I . >*nltrf. C o u n ty . IN T i l K IN H IH T U F T I l H U O U N TY iu ih ik . HKiiisVui.i; fin K I .O It lt t A lit mm » : * u u uf M a ry t*. W u n tw rU , ? l,w ra w -tl. i n l*H»t»*it»r — T o A ll i ! f « i l i i i i i a nit |'»r*itn« f l a v ­ in * ria lin * » r U rtn aud* Attain** Hkt.t Y o u a n d asrl* of yn u ar#» h n n lty H o lifirtl wMil r*qiiif‘#,il In prrwrtit a n y rla ittll il pit ilP iiiam U w b frli ' you.' *p» eith e r of y o u . t n i ) ha%r u k h I i u i th* rtta ta «ft «*.' W a r tin H i. «l*t ' r t M . I « l r o f *i»ld ifiH itip , Ih p ( ' = r ’ J 11tl ft *----**f * - Mill vFI*M Mia, a| hi# i*ff|r*» in i h r i n m t hott#a of **Pi f n u n t y « t H»nf'*»«tP lnrida, W ith in rifth l ral#ud ar tmrhiha fr..m lh»* ll n i r tif lh*» f lr r l « f (t i ll tla lm i.r itrtiiMifl aboil t i r l t l urfMfiH »hi«lt *l*fr th** A ita rr r»f fat!rl#m> m id p**it nf f|«*tr a it <11**p> nf AtiP i W m v n C ttijil ill nil Ji»» tu rirft It* b y th** *ni. h t« r u m t , , ■> *»U a ttn rn rjr. and a u v # p rh rla lm %r d#man4 not *n Bh *11 h# intA M a ry V flrant A » xVdtnitiitli nl i i t *»f til a , Ratal# Af M a ry f?. W a rd n r II, all EXPERIENCED eatery i Metal 7*. Ilr* Paints, Poultry Supplies. Kalla, DODGE • PLYMOUTH "Purina Feeds, Groceries and PARTS AND SERVICE Meats. Tuurhtun & Watson, 1£01 10* Palmetta A t*. ^ Phone 1011 Celery, Phono I YA-DB moth proofing lasts 6 WHY DELAY T lliiTe a new kile’iyears. Hav* your woolens moth en raid net designed and rust am proofed now. Downtowii CIrnn-1 built now by C. J. Gantt Woodera ft Unndry. 113 Palmetto , shop. Phono 770-W. .Ave. Phona 014. House trailer for sale. Cheap. Oil Plano Tuning and Repairing. I* 1* • Muplr Ave. Sill. Rea. 811-W. PRK WAR Gas Range,~18" oven. SIGNS Can l>e seen Roundtree Transfer Show cards and posters 404 Hnnford Ave. 0 — DUE'S SION SERVICE IIAIIY BED, stroller and ear «.<aL O. D. Landreaa. Phone 1031 Cheap. Phone 7D-R. n t n iL o w , i o i RADIATORS cleaned and repair AV I? Service. The Mualc ^Box, “ Ld- . «»«>. lot and Sanford Art. Ph. 368-W. 111) W. 1st St. Phone 06J. Midway w h k h ..rtirtt* i* HEADACHE * LflHi S' niitl * I llluck 2 Hnwiif^ l*tirkdr«l letintf !*«#*** Klnt AtMiiliil lit C sm fru o City, ('lit Hunk I I’ MHe S P E C IA L S E R V IC E S ; . w ■- ■ 1 — rtTXEDO KKKD5—curnplotu lire. Thoroughbred Berkshire Breeding Hoar for service. Thorn- M0-J. * Huot'e Tuxrdr Fn 4 *Si*»rb. Blue Bird Tavern. .BatteirVfl A* flitirry rhnr*finff. FOR RENT—Floor sandrr. Easy % H. II. POPE CO* INC. operation. Iteasonahle rate.i. Kan4 CEILING fans for sale. I^mev's foid Paint ft Glass Co. Phone 3113. P Drug Store. from tbrouMh cT frt, J ill i f rill lit r m r i'm tt PhonffTIBS. 5 o f d room unfurnished jtouas ur «dll exchange rented 0 rirom Af f hluM on SIpea.Ava. near Air Two radio cabinets . with phono P‘ carpenter work, 1DM W. " l*th. motors in them. Bauer Appli­ Blue. Mr*. Archie Welter. I1. 0. ances, JOB 3. Park Ave. Etox 88, Sanford.' , . LAND C L B A N I N O AND LRAINAGR J NEW CATER­ E T C A X E F D R S A L E l i PT-PLYWOOD boat ind trail­ PILLAR DRISEL BULLDOZ­ er SIOO. 1311' Summerlin Ave. ERS WITH P A L M E T T O Phone 7P8-W. REAL ESTATE * RAKES TWO J/4 YD. | INSURANCE D RAGLINES, EQUIPMENT fl A R T IC L E S W A N T E D ' MORTGAGE LOANS NOW IN THIS VICINITY. RAYMOND M. IIALL, Realtor WANTED — Metal turning Id!hr. NIMNICIIT CONSTRUCTION Registered Broker and CO.. ORLANDO. FLA. PHONE Telephone 6. Inaurwncw Agent 2-2981. Rm. 4 Florida StfU Bank Bldg. Highest rash price paid for used furniture. Ted Davis Furniture RENT A CAR NEW, two story, three bedroom Co. 311 E. 1st. Ph. 058. YOUDRIVE IT home. Two car garage. On PHONE, 2Of ranter lot 118 x 140 in Mayfair. WILL TRADE IB30 model A Ford and 40 acr\-a land for 1037 or AVUI sell unfurnished or furnished. Sm tC K LA ND-MORRtSON later model Ford or Chevrolet Thane BS5-M._______________ U DBIVE-rr, INC. In good condition or will sell Income property—£ bedplom bimgboth. J. O. Mitchell, lit. 2, Box SEE US FOR slow.,2 apartment garage apart168. Banford._________________ MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING ent bringing per month, AND TYPING 17,600—half cjsh. Ph. 104(1-W. I’LL BUY' your car regardless of CREDIT BUREAU OP age or condition. Roy Reel, 300 SANFORD I ACRE8 TILED LAND, 40 fruit W. 2nd Bt.____________________ 116 N. Park Phone 180 tree*. 8 room house with bath, , dabble garage, pig ham, on East Wanted to trade 1037 Plymouth coupe for 38 or 30 Plymouth or EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING Side. Box ££ c/o Herald. Fred Myert. SU E. 2nd SL Chevrolet sedan in good condi­ TWO LOTS. 2nd and ^ tots N tion and pay cash difflr tnc*. ATTENTION MOTHERS ot comer of Geneva Ave., on Phone 845-W. —DIAPER SERVICE— fe a t Side o f Mellonvitie A r e ! ; ____ . . . __ ■ ■ Baby Valval furnishes hoaplul Slock of 6 lort. Juat off Mtllon- 7 Pat*. U rea toclx. S u p p liee cleanjiterile dUpera and deodor, *111# on Bay Street. Mrs. Marie ixed container. Economical and Short. Short** Camp. Phono Co. TOR SALE good saddle horaa or trade for kid pony. A. (£ Ben-‘ »«f». Fully medically approved Ira . Cell Daytona 2487-W 'tolleet for aon. 3. Sanford Ave, daUdla. 08 diapers. |2 . 1 LARGE- LOT, 10 blocks out "FIRST W !S A N F 0 I West First Street Writ# P. 0. Good mule for aate cheap. T, B. Kinard. P. O.- Box 206/ Lake Bex 1437. SanforAl«j f ^ = f , Monroe. Fla. TRACTOR MO 0 — W# mow — — pa REAL ESTA1 <w large R A N T E D TO BUY: Small house walkln* d‘ jM itti srAt>»ltl|K Al U» «ll -iBIltl* UIU.il, *' «rnt» ■hi If pf ull'i^ln.1. uni’ ttml fliNib faurllift' uf tiilirr ttiituiCft i ’urnrr **f K*h lion, W ANTED ’ F { ^ A v i 1 ' , p h o ^ *in3yml3>’ 3W , ROOFING - HOOF bejtf- Hr*. ia ?l ft. W <tf XK t#»*in«*r »^r GIRL for cashier A cosmetic coun­ ter, also soda girl. I.ancy’t Drug Store. . - 9 I'u H ttlu iu iu •'tWH Iktlivn Jf f oirAkiiip HoulS lUnwr ju Kaa run W**t m XW The Watch Maker at MATHER’S ARTICLfeS" FOR* SALE =*OR RENT lit# ri. I«*it Itlcpfk .1 Hpiiitln«‘* |InH Himl lltHtkr .2 l*ift 117. WATCH RKPAIRS 'Three Day Service All Work Guaranteed 12 Months- CITY CLERK., *it ulna »t l* iW 11!Clock A, M.. no th* illh ,l*y ill Auauii. A. I ll*t, OuliUlr* II* municipal 111It* r-*rillplli fur* tynti flichi uf w*> t#fi wltlt* mill \*+ IrtCfVF^ If 111 *»IJ S2« COURT HEAL) Florida, will sit in final session as a Tnx Equaliza­ *11 ’ bid* a *U 4 * ttS lt | I| N ^ li (V a c h tm rR . Alabama, c/u (}iof|l{ CoH bid* iuit|ti*t4 |u Iht tin lit Ml Kiu)ti. 1 ] ih* T»u»ir*# u{ th* tntonMil Ink* t iliit -'ii ■anil &«• t»*rit fllftapfi aiculnal yo u fur al i l l m m , b> l U n l l n i M c K ln k ) K iiiK . In lb * C irc u it I',*uit ,.r S rm ltidl* Cuunljr « t Sun f d u l F ln t lJ * . Th * till* „f tl|t I* u «* o ll-<t'tln M cKinl** . K in k , ruiptirr. «*•»<■« V n» n .* i ri.i,,i K l i m , ' |»f* n ,l* n i. A .N i» r m : . u u : n n i i i : m Q Q T M A N U H i I Id a I l U r i li r l | „ r , o , . dlljf Of by a t lo r n r y , In w ill m il fo r A lto n * , o n ' lb * U n it ■!*> of M l W t l ‘ <7 K X B C C T K P anil I M y l'K l , al S a n fniil In H tm lm -I* C o u n ty , Hint* of u f J u ly , K lo ro la , ihla m o l 1U0 I*. \V. STEVENS — HIT W. l(ulmiM>n — Orlando Phone 2-11729 .HrluiLMHW-xdfjvniitg i|tt-b^fwt*4UiUU TH URSPAY 2nd IM U fornitur, Refiniikiln( Cabinet Work Expert Workininihip THE SANFORD CABINET ....... SHOP f24 PalmtHn Avenue » •»■»->J tMi • nfteriHKiii by nnklng fur 8 :0 0 P . M . Siinfonl l.iulge Nil. lL'II S P E C IA L S E R V I C E Wo tdll be glad In MOTH — I’UimF your garments fur a small extra * Pharee ami give \}u it Custodian Funds STAN COMSTOCK tnrralment Hecartllra . rhona MuJ—Teletype Dll SO Ofisnd* In * . _*P|r*t P 'tM lka iiD u J u ly M. aiul ynu giay have it the aama Member N. A. 8. D. Rrtwnmllnc T. Nelson Oltonrkw Daytona lUach, Fla. * yt«r (ittunmlee agiliiist Auith damage. ',*4w#'"fliWFAt'eifitFSiinyaftemntinv and pre -tqinn Salttrrinr nflprnnam Phone 914 V Downtown Cleaners and Laundry IU I'alntrllu NEXT TO HUE STATION - �I _» , i » a i "^ D ^ D A Y / THP SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. >FLORIDA . « _ *m 4 •k •• , lv . ”, ■• r . -- : is «■ , _- - • ~- U l V IS, 1M7tTT* --5 j ;------- --------------:— • v. mmm I , ■ ■ ■ - i- » _ i. * . . * . f .V- --V v- - v- *».’* *• I V - / ' . rr t ■ ____ 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 Buy Good Furniture 1• ■ !® *' * A t Their Own Price W e Shall Hold Auctions A t Our Store i . . • *- Ts-t-i- = i i * *. i t s •■ ----- ' /} • c m . i FOR EVERYONK ATTENDING TilE HALE ^ « -* t * /jtl L 1 ------- -7— . ; i . (. OfJIi STORK WILL OPEN DAILY AT 9:00 A. M.,' SO YOU M AY JN- FREE GIFT'S ?- - ~r~'Ar- ~j f ~ v. SPECT AND SELECT TIIE ARTICLES YOU WANT RUT UP ON THE ‘V ? T ’ AUCTION BLOCK: HAVE A SALESMAN TAG ANY ITEM OP OUR 080,000 STOCK YOU WANT OR NEED AND IT WILL THEN BE SOLD .. FREE GIFTS 1 1 FOR EVERYONE ATTENDING THE BY OUR AUCTIONEER. NAME YOUR PRICE AND LET ' THORPE’S . * .r i- >. mm DELIVER THE GOODS! M H ?£ § S iW 4s i " . _ * . - $ *-V4 _ f , r ■ • • * •• ^=fr;}l, /,.' t 1. PLANS FOR IMMEDIATE REMODELING AND EXPANSION CALL FOR PROMPT DISPOSAL OF •LARGE QUANTITIES OF, •MERCHANDISE. * - Lr tv, .1 r - •-t - T IM E 1 ________________' * n 'L / r t - Mi ’ } i' 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 BER' 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* , H U Y .W ITH C O N FID EN C E -if t fir* wmm? jK'.TVt 1, • ,♦ •. : I ■ - •Ui * .» - > ’. * 1 ' ' \ I . '< •1 «• ■♦; - V. I mu ! ’ LI • U* " t M - , vJ .i ■ < ’ ‘V I. I.M 1 I H I K t • 'M, ,v l f j I * y. ^ •'•'.v '':y’(--'4'ml • S A V E ■, . F- T m. ft V - 75% ’f'« - , Iw lf 1 . r t C L i] " ■ • - : f A , ... _ •I R h t ,I 1•l* vi. mum Xtt&'-l-A im # 1 * ---r. - ^ . . . ---: __ % - k 1 �* la Ualty There Is Strength— THE WEATHER To Protect the Peer* of the World; To Promote th» Proarc** of America; To Prodarc Prosperity for Sanford. Partly cloudy through VVidsy. Scattered afternoon' stroaers. j« • AN VOLUME XXXVIII Established 1908 . mv ^ :• . IN D E P E N D E N T SA N FO RD , D A IL Y .N E W S P A P E R F L O R I D A , T H U R S D A Y . J U L Y 24, 1917 Is Accused O f Neolral Bod, Way Open For Urged For UN Papy’s Attorneys . In­ s i s t B ook *ie B i l l WouldHhveCreated $1,000,000 MoilbpoJy Pick Aiken Is. 1 Killed, 7 Hurt Guest Speaker In Collision On At Jaycee Meet Orlando Highway France Moves T o Bar!Senate Okays Armed Big 5 From CoinForces M e r g e r ; m i s s i o n Assigned G r o u p Cuts Loy To Greek Border alty Check Funds A ssociated P t t u Leased W tro Dutch Arm y Captures Important Java Port Honor Student Kaiser Hit As TurningOnHeat To Get Contracts * LAKF. S U C O S S , July 24 WASHINGTON. July 24 M V »%TALLAHASSEE, July 24 W Fisnce propped today that Republicsn leaders, making plans The legislative bribery trial ol live lug ^powers and all Ifor Cungtett In adimirn SaturBernir C. Papy beaded for the Tourist Information Negro Released Un­ "interfiled" nation* be exclud'd day, decided tmlay to keep in Kruj,’ Testifies About jury this afternoon ai Papy*» acfrom the prnpoird UN Comminion their own hand* a* well as Pre»Booth To Be Dedi­ W ooden Plane Deal der $ 5 0 0 B o n d ; which would *cl up a »emi- per­ ideni ritiman'* the poWrr tq call euion were termed "lolls" and men of "moral courage" by opcated On Sept. 1 Before Committee H e a r i n g S l a t e d manent watch atong Greece’* di«- the Irgiifalon hack into »e*»ion. poting eounrel in doling arg'i In *K— -I pnrihern Irontrer. TbMfiuif *od Fenstc GOP “T wat a tick man when went •John Still*. Oilando nrgro, wit WASHINGTON. July 24 <n menu. French Delegate Alcsahdre Pa- fOtnmand* aAi'fd at a tonference Pat Whitaker of Tapp* 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 Kiuj told on Arthur Godfrey'* talent show. tfupc.*w hjte Rr*>pU -*• r*c »y*eforSftale Wat . nH'id that.lire Hale lud mi{|e « V \ ,h.A •a r'q v ;-n -M unaUy in ilvw. iJU tto* S*-At|K,uid ,trt.tl|v thri' 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 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 Papy on chargenfiH* fie offrird had tponsored me." Dick Aiken o'clock on the Orlando Highway commisnon of 11 nation*, tnclud |,nj ,|„ IW .L n l pro-tem (Seneverybody in Wssbrnglnn" to p!»bribe* 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 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. noon mteting at the Miyfair In•» irad* to Altamonte, it wa* report- mission -.Should l-e composed of a *ml ,l'* lagitlature. Kmg told trpoilttt lie bad insmaller "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 AViib-mt •uclt a clause, emtv "Under the lutwrvirinn of the w h a t motive* c o u l d have and FerBusort- (R-Mkb.) *1 'an 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 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. Hljntrii Jr., Snnforit trarl made by tbe War Production eoiiuell are Australia, Hraill, inglnn before Jan. 6 when the 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 Board 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 J, , cusations againit Papy .If they nina Mia" would give me the beit announced thi* morning that lie giunr._ ________■____ gieiuill bruin. He-,b*t aullnomemlicrshtp 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 MHM|im£s||||B||H||||a|||±u (•-will. Ttold a heating nest week I’ lii Kappa I’M. nnllunat hon- plane t contliuctmn was that .newspaper interest* would That it how I chore the *ong.“ to inquire into the ciicumUancr* fered as the rnunril moveil slow­ a ipetnl trtiinrt at any time. • fme my time' on tbe War Pm orarv acholaatlr fraternities, ti­ 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. tnenl* to the original American "I am itilf a roulhern boy. from the bill. Ibr committer, Iteail'il bv B r e n Following the acrident. Jams* resoluttorr-on- Hie Balkan prob­ mou. consent compromise legis lation In idnce Ihe armed servirin ■ Kneeling on one knee, Wliita- and I love the South. I want Aithur Tribue, Orlando negto lem sler. ia inquiring into tbe I'ttim 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 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 Rooiethe House for action on an Agree­ Iwfore Jhe council,, sat silently Tberedt it. It would have created aiteilrd. vrll. son of the hte Pteudfnl ment worked nut Inst night by n dent, wal releaied under a $500 throughout the morning session Mri*. H. V. Allen and Mu* as tire other delegates tried to Stnnte.Mouse ronferenre conimlt.^nem paper monopoly. Roosevrlt, wrlli tbe traiiv.ulion. bond pending further inyeiijgaJcivc a H o U e l . a ccom p a n ied b>* ""They'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 to a- form 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 Charle* Lulr. 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 studrnt, ant t'limlidato for |io»*mI letting the contracts but don't do their bidding.' they'll the Jayraea. outlined the Jaycee up yevterday afternoon. Tests Clear Boy Of w et' on to get rid of'm ajor mat- n itarhelor of scirm-r ibgi*'-. ha-i that nrrlers, had rome from the eliminate you." tourist program tlnit ha* been In The Injured were Cllfforl Kinhv the adjournment d»r.-Iwell elected to mcmhei -Itip At Plit| White House to go ttirotlgu with Slaying 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, told the member* that tha Jaycee* nf the rnllision was driving hi* l see, ^opening the detente argu­ najionn^ Imnorniy whuladir fra*..MASSILLON, O . July 24 (JP) ment*: Krug said lie l"ld^th?-J.'VAi.Sfiihad sponnoted the tom 1st Informa­ IU39 8ttnlrbaker Redan north oil L Tite Htiuse 7 A pp ropiiA tiu u s Tftil,lln„ot S N 1' s n r M i b l l ment*. laid Odham and Camp tion booth located-on-tile ta*ke- the -highway, ami -whow tnl’irle* - - Testa -in 4h« |w-li»lHc-t nursrry ernHIr*. it N^al TmiminVe'U fojJtV Commlltre recommended liarp of City ll.ispltal npparrii'h bs^tlieir secretaries »t the Univer­ I C s X I s t r * mn fmmr l:ia k < i probably were "loll* of tome pow- sttore Drive. It won also stated fleered *l*-yrar-‘dd R.'ger Gita cut in ill' funds President Tro- sity of Floiida. ajtfnl tyndieate" in making ihelt . that the l-ooth would be dedicated of Navarre today of tho killings IDS', asked for mi InvcstigaUun of Mr. Ilnynea, a iclera II o f the i 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 tourrtt He asked $1^.900,090 for tlie Weldoq G. Sto-yy pf Tallaha*. an Theater of Opeiatiuna. who exDr. Iwmoyno Snyder -of Lan­ W alter Haynes* Jr. jWinsH igh I Inner A tl State University Violence Flares •rue argument, told th* Jurv w o- relandscaping TC apemaonne. « Up In Jerusalem program fur tho vletlon of Papy would mean "ruin 'area around tha tourist buoth and With Gun Battle for htm and hi* family politically, are asking for donation* fer this financially * and socially." and would bring,to an “ Inglerioj* end • political career lasting 11 years In th* hall* of the Legislature where he wa», If you tileaie, the rtcogniied champion or the little jwpuntiea.” • Aa to Rep*. Rrailey Odham of Sanford and Clarence M. Camp II iC aatlm m t . ■ I1, , . I 'la k ll Congress Okays Bill T h Transfer Airports To Cities purpose, Mr. Luke told thoea’ pre*ent. We need 15,000 to put this project over and we are vow In the Proce** of working th» prob­ lem out, he *ald.. “ We are going to ha,V a real program here nest week anil we are going to "kick o ff" the Project and start the hall rolling toward getting $5,000 worth of donation* for the booth and surrounding area.” II. G. McIntosh, II, project chairman, stated Krnett Campbell, second vice president and officer in charge of internal affair* of the orgnrlsv tion. itatrd that ne needed help on tha governmental affairs com­ mit tee and requested that anyone interested In working on tho rom* mltlee contact him. Mr. Campbell stated that Edward Ktrrher had been appointed chairman of the Jaycee newspaper committee, and that help is needed in getting the arrangements complete for pulillcatlon of the Jaycee paper.___ Ernest Southward snd*J. (r. Campbell were introducen as guests. Several old. members who had not. attended meetings, recent­ ly were welcomed home by Mr. ^Senate Bill No. 364 which IraniWr* entire airport* such a* the Sanford Naval Air Station to mu­ nicipalities, together with build­ ing* and facilities, hat now been approved by both the House and Senate and only awaits the Pres­ ident's signature before becoming law, according to word received thi* morning by H. N. .Sayer, city manager from Etfwaid Hip. “ ‘Jfni. manager.bf the Seminol* Luke, County Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Higgini and II. H. Cole­ Captain Of Liberty man left than morning for Jack­ Shjp Shot In Gun fight sonville to confer with CAA and BALTIMORE, July *4, (/TV— WAA official* in regard to de­ Harry A. - Anderson, 33-year-oH tails'of the new Isw. •hip’s captain, died of a gunshot The bill Is designed to dispose of government surplus airports, gtrport facilities and to aaiure IIW IIIS S M rag# r i g h t ! Reported Refugees (• May Staye Strike , ; PAR/S, July u W —A Jevrl.h . Agency spokesman said today tha 4,BOO more Jewiah Immigrants bain* returned tq Franc* from Palestine by-* three British de­ portation. ships might Stage a sitdown strike uppn arrival and Jtfuto to Way* /he vessel*. Tha Jews left Beta, Franca, two VMk* .ago aboard the Eindu* o f J947, th# farmer B. 8, Presfdan Warfield, In an attempt to reach Palestine, but wer* taken in custody at sea by Britisn nary men. Tha J em -lscked im­ migration certifies lee. •• Premier Paul Ramadler n ld Britain had naked Franca tota lis •tha.group, but added* "W* vt force them » to tears leave tha the gjrnm fores tham T ^ r . will accept tham as Jewi*h Immigrants In transit and that they are car*d for, *T*n if w means giving them to which they are suited," madler said. Tha British vessel* were ct•parted to arrive at a French Mediterranean port today or torodrrow. wound In • hospital today and Dollca said they had the descrip­ tions of a man and a woman In­ volved in a fight with him outside a bar shortly after midnight. , Police aeld they learned Ander­ son skippered a Liberty Ship on at least four voyages through "Bomb Alley** to Murmansk, Rus­ sia. during the war and that he came here eight year* ago from Boston. . ‘ Police Lieut Thomaa’ J, Mooney laid ’ Charles Chambliss, another merrhant ship clptaln from TamDa, Fla., told him he wa* sitting at a table with Anderson when th* latter went to another table where a man and woman were sifting. Chambliss said Anderaon spoke to the woman. She got up nnd started to leave the place. Her companion and Anderson followed. Chambliss said he heard a shot a few moments later and ran from the bar to find Anderson tying In the street with a bullet wound hut below .his heart. J *™ I& J M j ^ ^ n. ht£ ’. i ” Cr' PU<>M "* BBa , f” °*n,n'________ U J. NO. I OPENED TALLAHASSEE, July t i w Chairman F. Elgin Bayless of the State Road Department today reported completion of widening and resurfacing o f U A No. t from Scottsmoor to Port Orange in Brevard and Volusia counties. JERUSALEM, July 24 (flhGurimen and British troops ex­ changed fir* today at the gale of a security sene Ih Jerusalem, touching off alarm siren* and baiting traffic for 48 minutes. An ‘ unofficial report raid the attackers arrived In a If at, fired four times with a Bren gun and escaped towards the Jewish quar­ ter* a* troop* returned the fire No casualties were reported. The attack was the latest in a long series since the British turn­ ed hack toward France the t.Sbi) Jews Intercepted on tho SS Preifdent Warfield, alto called th.* Exodus of 1947. It occurred within a few yard* of tha Jewish agen­ cy and the Goldsmith Officers' Club, which previously had been wrecked by a bomb. 81x- men were repoptad by * reliable informant to have robbed a Tel Aviv diamond merchant* office .of HO.OOOJn cut and. mul cut stone* at notjn.1 A similar robbery and another $40.09(1 haul oecurred—jMterday, Th# in­ formant eald- msntben of. the underground Stem Gang, seeking fund* tor furthtr operations against the British, wer* known to be operating diamond p o s h ­ ing shop* In private home* and selling the products tn Europe. Jewish quarters of Jerusalem were under a dusk to dawn cur­ few. British naval authorities an­ nounced that tha formar Liberty Ship Empire Llfegukrd, whlrh they yesterday reported suns at her pier in Haifa by saboteurs, had been "raised and refloated after two hours," . News photographers htd been forbidden to taka pictures of the vessel, which the British said hat been sabotaged after unloading more than 200 legal Jewish Im­ migrants brought from detention camps In Cyprus. Randall G off Tours U. S. W ith Babe Ruth Randall Goff, 14 ysar old son of Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Goff o f 014 Park Avenue, Is due to leave to­ day on a trip that fhoulri excite the envy of every American youth, a tour of many cities with- none other than George Herman "Babo Ruth." sing, Mich., ninth,,-legs) dlicct->r nf the Michigan State 1’idlcr said it was “ moat unlikely" the Na­ varre, O., boy, who *drallied tha killings last .Monday then chsngetl tits story on Tuesday, "actually ever did remove a baby /rum * rrib." The Michigan criminologist r»n a series of tests with -the Guo boy re-enacting his purported "acriiient," hit right- aim in n r*■t us It wait at Ihe time nf the ballin' deaths. * The tests, lie said, showed “ *t would have heen physically p»'•ltd* for Roger to have remove I either of the babies from theit cribs'* but "it i* unlikely that he actually ever did remove a baby from the crib." (Mil Service Commission and 18,710,009 for Ilie FBI. It recom­ mended $3,500,000 for the com11 «*nlln«4wr| isii Pnm* III*hi * France To A ccent Bid T o M eet On German Industry PARIS, July 24-tAh-A French spokesman said today France would accept the t’ uited Stales proposal for n iititUh-Freneh* Aintrlcan conference on the fut­ ure level of industry' tn Germany. The spokesman said France was awaiting more precise details nf the American propotgl before Italians Urged To tusking an official reply. Accept Peace Treaty II* tald the projected cflrcur»i-n» also would cover control of ROME, July 2J-GPI- Foreign Min- the Ruhr industrial bastn, and Ister Carlo Sforxa told the Italian management and ownership of constltutent assembly today hg Ruhr coal; but would not deal with recleved telegrams which "con- administrative measuie* to infirmmt the desire of Soviet Rnisla'S . ...ftn Ruhr goal orodlictfon. to ratify the Italian peace treaty Such administrative *tep», be All tbr^e of the ether Major **ul concerned only British and ower* have ratified the treaty, American authorities aa renal rllish Foreign Secretary Ernest adrOlniitratoMThus, he raid, Bevln' yesterday suged Italy to trance wotiTd not participate tn sped;her ratification, adding that the British-American talks ex­ tbe Italians apparently wer# hold, pected to be held in Washington. fng back In the bellaf that the U.B. Secretary o f Slate George Runalans would not ratify. jC. Marshall, in hi* letter Monday Sfuria, opened an assembly de­ to French Foreign Minister bate on ratification, strongly urge,! Gorge# Bedsit, said he would the constituent assembly to accept indicate aaon how such a trlpthe treaty before Aug. |0, by attlto conference could be held. which date he said Italy'* chance The’ spokesman tald It was this for entry Into the United Nation* added Information for which the would be ended for this year. French government was walling. 6 Council Fire Ring At Camp Winona Is Scene Of High Spirited Contests Py BOBBY PARKS CAMP SCRIBE Monday was an aetlva day for the campers at Winona. Thera wai a vigorous water polo game in tha morning swimming period between Cabin 1 and II and HL Cabin I won with a aeore of 17 m l . ’ All through tha morning and afternoon activity period tho cam­ per* were busy In the handi­ craft ahop making trays, bookend* and lanyard*. Sonny Gar­ ner left In tna afternoon unex­ pectedly, Cabin IV won the cab- It all came abcuntueia Ike farl Since ITI of the cabins were in that Babe Ruth, who la sponsoring excellent order. American Legion Junior Baseball The member* In each cabin leagues In tha United Stale*, ask. are hard at work earning points ed James P. Chapman, director of tor tholr cabin. Points are earned Ford Motor Company pubtle rela­ by wiiytlng game*, contests, and tions which la backing Um tour to table and cabin inspection* and go along, Mr. Chapman euggeited by picking dangerous object* that hla nephew Randall Goff go like pieces of glass from *paths along, and Randall was notified. and trails.,/^t tbe end o f the He left today by Ualrrftrr STriht- week the cabin with the most gomery, Ala. to join tha Bab* Ruth psrty. They will visit New Yprk. Cabin 11 won with 826 points K,2tJ,’ k'saj;„k,Ti5'r ; and they had a big time at ths party. Thre# big fish base been eaught front* th* lake this year, on* S'* pound, a 6T pound one, and a slightly smaller one. The council ring was the scene of an active conteit between cab­ in*. Cabins V and Vl wagrnl a vicious battle of wit* and hearing in "Paper-pick-up* and Cabin VI won by one point Cabin* I, H.KIII had a . fir* building contest. Each of the throj cabina chopped up h i 18 Inch block of 2x4 and built a fire ttlUL-.TL.They had-two-m and the first eabln to bum a •tnnf atretchcd 13 Inches above rontaat. with Cabin II coming in the ground won. Cabin I won the second,-* In the next part of the canto*, the one to boll hie pot of witer over first won. Cabin II w6n and Cabin I came In sacmtl. ’ ’ Aftor tha contoat. the campers hurried to thetr bunk* ana a quiet hush fell over the camp as tbe last notes of up* from the bugloFrang out over ths lake. N O . 180 Prom ise T o Scrap f ,,n,‘ Credit C ontrols oect* to enter • Harvard Medical College In the fall, was one "of 22 Denied By Trum an student* at ihe University rlettol Cheribon, Birthplace Of I n d e p e n d e n c e Movement Falls T o Assault By Tanks JOGJAKARTA. Java, July 2HT*i- President Soekarno of the Indonesian republic broadeast an appeal today to Presi­ dent Truman and the American people, "to esert every effort In halt thfs war tn Indonesia:" SYDNEY, Australia, July 24t-Pi- the Waterside Worker* Federation Imposed a ban to. action in Indonesia of "hat It called "Diilrh Imperialists." . BATAVIA. J#! *. July 24 t-Ft— Cheribon, important northwest Ui -1 Java port, hr* lalleij tt» a Dutch tank attack, but Ituloneiian Re­ publican! tletlajed today they had lurri'd back a strong Dutch dries on their port of Sematang. A Dutth atmy communique^ announced ' the 'c apture of Chetlimn Ihe Imb-neinn radio said the Dutch used a miking force o| 50 ranks - irs anault yesterday .iltemonei igiur*! the (nut. birthplaoe of tile* fndon'oan mdrpendenr' agreement, these force*, tl" brnadr*•! laid, bypatt'd Soemedang ami Kadtps.ten Air Indonesian atmy commuftiipte raid Republican force* in th* • . r.nl cenlial tecior had teiied Modjnkrito, on thr outer tint ol the Dutch petinirl-t atniiml the onceixmetlut tn'.tl bate ol Soerabi|a. Hu* n ic on- of the area* held 'bv tlw—Ihit' la- Iwlor"—IH* — nulbirak ol huiiilitlM Sunday. Modrokrito la.JH mile* •outhwest; , V ; 1 cd SoCiabsia. Tbe Modjokri to action appar­ ently ua* an attsmpl by th# Republican* , to lmia»» Dutch fori'* driving* on tlie -tronghol-J r>f Mnluur. I lie Indonesian comto Flit Kappa Phi and thw-imly WASHINGTON, July 21. UP*— nuniMue «aid (lie drive had heen one elected to 1*1*1 Beta Kappa. halted 35 miles southeast of the Initiation nf tlie hew metnb-r* President Truman said today he not promised to tenmve con­ will be held Friday preceding ha* i <..ntl-iM-il «n l*aae 411**11 evening commencement exercise* trols over Installment .htivlng th in Which tn" candidates wilt re event Congress doe* not approV-i reive d eg rees Dean Walter J. their ,, eslenslon. . , , , , Matherlv of the College of this, « »'*s only promlsyd :.» t»y- Maraliall Advised nesi Administration will .^ In -.s' "Ctton. he said at a mwi s-onfe Of Dutch Situation the graduate , op "The Futum uf wl,- n ■bout hU •' These control* were Imposed be Private Cnpitallsm,” and President WASHINGTON. July 21-lTTJohn J Tir-'il "ill rtmfer devices. iglnnlty during Dip war,tiv n pre­ Secretary of State Marshall dt»* sident order. They.require n: !>■**! Oliiel •lUilflllj Sr|rrti>d for It,•■tilrilt*ed the Dutch-Indonesian fight­ hrrsbip in I'M Kappa I'M Inilml,-: a oiiP-tlilrd down payment when ing today with tho Netherlandsart autornebile, a refrigetn 'o' nu t Hector I (mi'* Gallardo. Poi-lto sint'a**adnr-dr*iEnnle, Dr. Eelco Rico, mri v l aiidldate for the tltv- some other article* are-purcli.ru-i! Van Kleffeils. on the installment plan. . torate, and t.'hlh-hwa Wu, tiavhtn a •lli-minule conference at tha Mr. Truman recently sent Con­ ing. Chekiang, China; Eunici Z. State Department, Van Klrffcns-* gress a message saying he though! Calhoun and Robert I. Gilbert, sabl In- gave Marshall “ n fete'’ Gainesville; ami Randolph T. Wed- the controls should be continued, points" on the breakdown of neg­ but felt that Was a matter for ding, St. Petersburg. Myron G, At that time, tie said otiations which resulted in what Gibbon*, nod Randolph It. Polk, Congre*s. lie termed the Dutch "police" Tampa; Ray E. Goddard. ■Plant be should take action if ('ongre-* campaign. C it y ; Robert W. Green, Fernan- did n»t vote to continue them. Tlie In.lone-ian crisis was taken Ilia phrase was general!*- Inter­ dtna; Jaiqur* L. Clarke and Char­ at the time as meaning he up "in very general terms." Van les W. Brand. Coral Gables; Joan preted would remove the controis if .(’on- JK leffen • told reporters, along With N. Pat ker. Mayo; Edwin A. Shut, *current efforts to put tthc Marsh­ er. Bristol; Kenneth L. Jons*. gress did not vote to ext.jpd them. all plan fur European economic Laurel Hill; John. W. . MIxsju. 1The Senate has voted for s tno-li- ICi-uveiy into effect. • fied fonttnuatmn, hut—the llnuva Cdmpbellton; Kenneth F. nntsaerib! Mat -mill, be »ar.L "VnrtWs very lias opposed. , •f fin Hu iir n t>to I*n | c 1:1kIt 11 Truman also said. that a world «ell what-* going on"-ln the East . . trade organiiatinn to buy grain Indie*.. for distribution’ under the Marshall -i.Van ■ K l e f f e n*. who has been Historic Papers Of- European recovery plan '* uti-!er Netherlands delegate to the United Nation*, leturned Tuesday fro.m Lincoln To Be Opened eonsideratlon. Ttic President maile this "state­ The Hague, lie said his call was ment nt a news -confer>ne' when primarily a courtesy visit, such, SPRINGFIELD. IB., Jqly 24 UTl, questioned about Secretary of as normally precede* a new en­ —The custodian of Abraham Ltr.-' Agriculture Anderson's propwal voy's presentation of Iris creden­ coin's tnnib said today that tho for surh an organisation. tial* at the While House. -I InColn papers to Ire opened Satj Mr. Truman alto tald that he urrlay in Washington “ may con­ hat no plans for domestic controls tain letters from people who were over wheat and corn. J Envoy In China Will were "angry at th# martyred Civ­ The so-called "Marshall Plan” 4 Visit Businessmen il War President., first announced by Secretary of I The ' custodian, 87 year old States' Marshall, is the Doited Herbert .Well* Fay, along wltn States- offer to help European na­ NANKING. July 21-bD-Lieut Jay Monaghan, state historian, tion* get on their feel econo micab General Altiert Wedemeyer, both thought, however, that the lv If they work out plana to .do President Tnitnan’a fact-finder tn paper* would not reveal anv what they can on their own. China, will make * preliminary thing sensational. Oq the matter of domestic con­ visit to Shattgoal Saturday to Meanwhile a group of Lincoln trol* over grain, Mr. Truman tald talk with American builnessmen scholars and Civil War authori­ those mentioned tn his recent econ­ who have heen sharply critical ties gathered In Chicago pre­ omic message to Congress had to of Chine*# commercial restrict­ paratory to attending the open­ do with export and transportation ions. ing of the historic document*. tl »nllnn»g on Paae t.lskll A formal statement said tha The paper*, at tha with of the Shanghai trip "will afford oppor­ martyred President’s son, Robert Mercy Flight Success tunity for discussions in closed Todd Lincoln, have been sealed meetings with memhers of the for 21 years in the library «f Despite Bad Weather American and Chinese business Congresscommunities and will assist Gen­ BOSTON, July 24 GPi— An in- eral Wedemeyer. In mapping out Coast Guard pilot brought h|* program of intensive study," Commision To treplil It appeared here that former a flying boat down In heavy T. V. Boong was taking Hold Meet Monday sess last night within 15 feet Premier of Ihe. Weather Bhlp Bibb, MO an Important part In Wedemeyer'* on whichi. U k tlt.g flL Seminolp County . . . .11oneH mile* o f f ' Newfoundfsnd, to rc- Investigation, -American policy toward IW i MOtiaiy" Iftfrimn ai morv an 18-ytit-obi satlor strict- (tepbnd China. Informed -sources sudd 2:00 o'clock as ah equatl totlon en with * appendicitis. Joseph J. Johns, 18, S l-e of He­ floung was believed acting as un­ board and to hear irnmptalnta, it ! official liaison between the Amer­ ^■4 was announced today by O. P. lena, Ga. was flown to a hospital ican and certain Chinese govsmat Fort Pepperell In Green!an1 , Herndon, county clerk, who h now ment officials,— preparing a tentative budget far where plan* wqre made to opera:* the fiscal rear 1947-48 for present­ Immediately. C A liF IH SOLD Braving haxardnua Hying w P ation to tho Commission. WASHINGTON. July 24 OF) No Increaso* In valuation* are dltloni, Lieut. William Morrill of contemplated for assessment and LakehuraL N. J., was forced to Rep. 8IVea (D-Fla.) aald today tax purpose* other than those due uae Instrument* in making the the- War Anseta Administration .V A j to neturxl increase.In value auch landing because of fog and ro- has agreed to aell Camp Gordon a* new buildings or Improvements, ■orted to "Jala,” a form of jet Johnston, In northwest Florida Tax Assessor Sanford Douclnoy propulsion, In taking off from to Grlar A. Quay Blosco, of East Paateatine, Ohio, for $440,100. . f revealed this morning. '■ .A ■ COUnty - _ -a . � 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 23, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 23, 1947. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 23, 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/3ab1700aa72e918058986c5205b17a05.pdf 2fcbe0e5db256987c6c732da9b1eebda PDF Text Text *.'v \ I — ■T H E S A N F O R D H E R X E D , B X N F O R D , F L O R ID A ' PAGE BIX I*npy Trial Orlando Bride Held In Murder Inquiry Soviets Warned Of Intelligence Agents Action Postponed TUESDAY,'JULY . 22, 191 IWps ft"* Satellites Warned Boy Reverses Story Of Infant Killing Camp Winona I I' m Us w I Irmm i « n l)M | ll*ontiOOed I r*»aaa P i g « ff* # > U 'u lis w t Irma Figi w ifi I. Fred I’oey’s team Won » the $ 1(10 a day provision still ap .Balkan* would be a threat to JACKSONVILLE, Fla July 22- plies. peace. MASSILLON. O.. July 22 UP) water polo game. Sunday nig MOSCOW. July 22, UP)- -Soviet i/JV A Jacksonville tpan and hla Meanwhile, Britain proposed The mysterious deaths of two at the council fire the cat! The 16 day amendment was that tha council sidestep a de­ roncern over operation! of* foreign 1 bride were held today in El Faso, adopted Infant* In Massillon City Hospital, again put on stunts wi ’ • Cab ■ on recommendation of intelligence agents wni emphaTexas, fo r , the Georgia slaying cision on which of the Balkan apparently solves yesterday by I wining with its graveyard tee tited In an artlrle in the fa*nlnof Myron D. Sutherland, ns, Jack­ the Sanford Retail Merchants countrlea were responsible f>■> the the statement of a six-year-old in which comical epitaphi we Association represented at the grad I'ravdsj which rritlcixc I *evread front makeshift tombstone sonville oil filter manufacturing meeting by Ned Smith, president. current ’disorder* in that area. hoy, reverted again today to * The tonibstones represented th eral citixent for carelessly or un|company employee. The British proposal waa puxxling conglomeration of varied Mr. Smith stated that in view of conacioualy giving out state *ecgrave* of present campers . Sutherland'! decomposed body Wilson’* opinion that the contained in an amendment elim­ stories and differences between years from now. feta. I was found Sunday in an aband- Attorney inating a paragraph of an Amer­ officials. fee might not be valid at 9100 “ One should remember,” the ar, Some of the funniest were , unrd cabin near the edge cf Geor- a day, he waa withdrawing hi* ican resolution which Russia and Mr*. Roger Gue, of nearby tide laid, “ that with the end of gia's ukcfctiokee Swanp just over the Soviet satellites had attacked Navarre, mother of young Roger llere lie the bones of Weilt objection to rrdurlng it, provided the war underinining actlvlllet of the Florida line. In the back of the 16 day limitation was approv­ on the _ground , that — it presumed Gue, who yesterday related to Spencer, Ills lumbstotie is mar TALLAHASSLL, I la., July 22 fureign intelligence have not weak. I his iuail was a .22 bullet-hole and thd guilt o f Albania, Yclgostav1* ! .ndlca iww La accidentally drupped tie, but his head much den ed. according to Mr. Sayer. VP)—Attorneyt for former Kep. enedln the ilfgfifest.- It la known t an exploded shell lay nearby. Hit _ jthc two Infant* last Jdne «. said ser;** "There w*s a counriito, •Mr. Smith tot'd the Commission and Bulgaria. Bernic C.’ Papy ol Key Weil to ■that even Imurgeoffl stales, whi^h I'JIJ- t.tUo Chevrolet sedsr, with that rain Hit t: the , Merchants A v i a t i o n . , A *P°ke,m,n fw thaAmerican her son today had reverted to hi* by the name of Brock, lilt Florida license {date 2D-7I23 was at an afternoon meeting, hadtddegation y id tha BHtjsh amend-[original was brilliant, but his h day moled to exdude from- ev are identiral in cliataeter, con Hitt tale of seeing a large siantly send among each other missing. ment would be accepted by the boy in a whlU. coat enter the a ruck, He kept the hooks of tin idence all letliinony on conver spiei, diveriioniiU, terrorists and The man and wife held for adopted a resolution requesting the United States. This was one of nursery in which the infant* were ramp hanky-- H« -lie lied, they spW taliont in or about the Honda assassin*. Georgia police were Identified by Commission In the future not to two conciliatory, moves made at found dying. in the lake he sanjtr* ^XheiSaVg adopt any ordinance effecting “ Capitalistic Intelligence oper Home chamber in connection with Ilet. Lk-ut. II. V. Itranch as Wayne She declared she did not now a councillor hy the name of R*d this morning's council session in F. Woodruff,' 27 and hu bride citlten* or merchant* on Ita first an effort to reconcile conflicting belivr her son dropped rfhe babies He was killed overnight as he la) charge! that he attempted to bribe alts even murie actively against reading, but rather to carry It ov*r the Soviet nation, trying to under­ Jeanette, IP, formerly of Orlando. Soviet and American views. and told newsmen she and her In b«d. He tangled with the hoyn , fellow lawmakert. I t' mine 1U military and economic Detective Don G, Butler said to the next meeting, Sayer report­ The other nytva was msd* by husband were tricked Into letting in Cabin JY, He tried, he died ed. The alleged Convert* lion» from intght. n Warrant had been obtained by ha.is nu more." Invrstlgators talk to her son. A letter brom W. D. Ryan, gen­ France. flu. sheriff at Folkston, Ga., the baiit ul accuiationt agaiml j "The strictest maintenance of The U. 8. resolution referred There are svveial new boy eral manager of the Minneapolis slate-secrers by every Soviet percharging Woodruff with murder Papy. now on trial after a gi.mil urn is of exceptionally great tinto the report uf the Balkan in­ tn cupip, Gene Estridge, Johi arid asking that hla wife tie hrld. Baseball Club, was read In which vestigating commission which de­ Nathan Mayo. Mitts commis­ The lw« wirk apprehended si they the City was assured that at tha jury indictment. porlance for providing seem tty Fryer, Frank Mills and John Butt Bid Offered sioner of agnculttpi'. wjit, an- stepped from a California-Itound end o f the spring training 'period clared that any future hostile Defence alloineyt aiked the for the country." *n. )i " " ” noonced today that he ilw-t not bus. the Municipal Ball Hark wobld action on the part of the three court to rerogni/e an old Knglidi ItW a lia a r * t r a n !'* * » '►»»* Those who visited the t'slnjJI intend to retire at the expliation lie turned hark to th# City In Soviet satellites would be con­ Burma Slaying sites to lie Inspected either by a Sunday included Mr. and Mtt common law of IbHH and tlrike of hi* present term. “ Th - ruin-1 a* good condition aa when they sidered , threat to peace. sub-committee or the entire com­ Fred Poey, Havana, Cuba, Thom took it over. He also agrred to ora are absolutely without founda­ tiilually all of the letlimony «l Glades Park Bill It a a tla a .U fro m I 's t t t h o t as George, Mr. and Mrs. Join all conditions stipulated by the that the McCormick Luntlier Com­ mute. the tlale't ilar wilnett. Kep. Brai* day were the traffir men at the tion'*, Mr. Mayo declared, “ us I These locotions, he revealed, Cranston, Mr. and Mr*. Edwin expert to la* a candidate to succeed City In regard to taking over the pany Building on West Fit it , ley Odharn of Sanford. M iMtliHiird iranm P a c t «tw| gates." park. myself In tip- l!MH election ■-gardStreet, previously condemned hy will be. Inspected after due notice Locket, Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Hunt Thali in Nu said Aung Ban wn* less »,f who el-.- tun-.”. “ I have t»» arquire |irivate lands by purThe jury w ii taken fiom the Mr. Sayer, In behalf of the City, the City, Is naw being repaired. • has Iwen given to the local Post. and Millard, Jim Richardson, th in* May that a plot was an unflnlshi-d program in lip* ulti­ rhase of romlrmnation. had written Mr. Ryan outlining room while Odliam re|ieatrd in warned A hearing date waa set for July After this a final meeting will It* snd Mrs. C. L. Park, Lieut, A. in the making to kill the entire ....... ............... ............ ............ t . Dirksen said he appeared st the the City'a requirements ond remate developing) of'agrletilft{re,"i 30 to determine whether or not held by the rommittce prior to W. Epps, Rolwrt Altman, Gaines­ more detail thin ever hefoie'liic executive council in order to taus i he ass,-rli'd. "and I am n-king my, rVJ!u*’*Ai' JuvlI Hopkins, G^nnd park ho return- to revoke the license of J. D, Carl- making it* final -recommendation ville, Johnnie Walters, Mr. and arcuialiun that Papy uffeied him integration of th* antl-Fawiat Ihnusaudt " L witey-stw -said, awns JJ(- ttd end of the season in ’as ton’s |>*er place on Wry. Ninth for the site to the Executive Com- Mrs. Ray Fort, Mr. and Mr*. in th« Dirksen good condition as the visiting club Street, concerning which neighbors milter at the Mid-winter Depart­ Bill Johns, Mr. amLMr* V\ C. earth ami whuhnygino Trip de­ People* Freedom League. (..!> i»m - woftt* that I am not ready to quit ,HH* inanl political fartlon to whic.t my post." . said he has no objection to expan­ found If. The City agreed, to fur­ have complained, Mr. Hayrr an­ ment conference in January. Final Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Georg* feat a bill denying race bookrnak- the slain ministers lielottged. This, sion of the park If private owners nish sand and clay for the Infield, nounced. action on the site selection will Speer and daughter, Mrs. Nancy en telephone and telegraph terv- the rrinspiratnrs lielieved. would an- permitted ot retain od and and to furnish a ground's keepe? to It* taken at the Department Brock. Mr. and Mra. It. U. Hutch Purchase of the first City lot ice. enable them to seise power dur­ mineral rights, plus the privilege assist in maintaining the park Indonesian Revolt Convention In Panama City In Ison, Mi.‘ and Mrs. Don Dunn, on whlcbgthev have options l-y E. the ensuing chaos. . uf carrying on explorations. during the training season. The defense argued that under ingThukin R. -Doyle and W. D. I’arbrl who April. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dunn, Mi N'u said a tribunal woul I He said he believes 25 years M stnIi>iuni fttisti i'AK» Owrl the comimin law, ronversatiuns in Mr. Field told the Headquarters and Mrs. P. C. Stanley, and David plan a home building project on In r*sty»i*e to a City request lie established to inquire into cir­ would Isa sufficient time t> . give rlonesian we likely huuhl eneiiunand aiound legislative chamber* cumstances of th* assassinations lei BOme aurh ,e.i ••mug as this: individual owners rxplora'ien pri for bus -Service to and from the Magnolia Height* wq* approved. Committee of the manifold advant-l and Joyre Stanley, Mr. and Mis, between lawmakers about matters Fernald-Ijiughton Memorial Hos­ The purchaae at this time was age* of-the Sanford lakefront site,'] Alfred Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. “ The Doleli and the liid^Peellitis allege*. .-pending iiefore them are "ab-riim’ - and would exauiine all under nrpital, the-Silver,Cab Company ad­ necessary said Sayer, in Ordtr to where the Memorial building could J. A. Rogers of DeLamt. icsf, including U Saw and other Ite|i -Smather* (IFFla) said leg­ ate j acridly as hu apait ns the tie seen from the railroad (St. (ly privileges! and inadmisAtiliT's* vised that there were not enough secure FHA approval. Also Stanley Willink, Mr. and rival political leaders. poles. We have little in common. islation looking toward establish­ people riding there to pay thq 'court evidence. Du* to numerous and dally com­ Johns Bridge), the waterway, the ‘'Nothing shall deter in* from Tha quern id tin- Nethe/laruls ment of the park waa first pasted operating Mr*. H. Jacoblun, Mr. and Mrs. highway and the air line*. He told expenses of a bus. plaint* reaching the Sanitary DeJudge W. May Walker eirluded the firm purpose of achieving by Congress |N years agu. atld ‘ 'from residents ••• -in reg-t e l Jhe' Post members that If Sanford W. R. Clark, Mr. and Mi ’ Hen Milk in local dal [lea was re­ partment the jury from the tooni to bear the ultimate goal bur beloved la a U-neviilent ami lovable- |H-r that 10 .State legislatures and five sonage, hill she ipot one of ported to have met Grade A re­ to nclghfrora’ chicken yards living I* inspected by the Committee, Katx, Mrs. R. Shuemaket, Mr. technical arguments on the (mint. leader set Is-fute ua," he was Florida governors "have considerUa The memls-rs .of her giivern quirements during thu jiresent too doae-to thair homes, the-City local dale and - fraternal organi­ and Mr*. Eugene KitrUigt-, C H* did not rule Immediately. quirted as telling th* pew times m a ilt itr u - J u i t i g n e r j _ l o _ u a . W u l . « « " d « P p r o V t d " i U UUIdt month. Employment of E. L Levy Attorney waa directed to draw up zation* will be requested by th* F. Garner, Mr. and Mrs.--Don — Odhaiit-testified ytal i*apy made of ‘ IIiiiiiiu, the government pa want ahmdule severance from ,|l»‘,|t «n ordinance to defining the mlrji- Post to co-operate in Impressing Bolls, Mr. and' Mr* Dick Fill0. H. Giles as’ fi remen wasjlj an him tyro bribe offers, one just out­ per. "It appears to me we owe some­ and Hnlland, so that we may rut approved in accordance with pre- mum distance a chicken yank may upon the committee members th* terry find daughters, Ray Fox, side the House rhnmWi'a main He denied that former 1’iemier ourselves in these (airy lands if thing to the public Inti-rest,* and ‘ ‘ l\Ih *located * ‘ from ‘ . . . . -bout*. mlyjtntpKVi t>JL.JJaitfyJtLj%a_*-jUe Ml. .11.! .Ml,, i.o.o-.et Llie\bc a ncighbpr’* entrance and immediately inside Ha ,'law _ttuia__aneaUrd..ur„-th*t we*11h t-wMrh —hitr**- ticen'-nihubi ■" SllMtlh*** said, - - "The prop'r-—*f vious v-tlon ln_ author iking for the building. daughter, Mr. and Mra. Ralph Tiring of two addltuinu) firemen. This will he presented at the next th a rh iw te t-.'the near iliiy" lie lire g o v e r n merit p la n n e d to led by uni litre fot tinIeld gen­ Florida waul this park to go mi Both are experienced firemen, said meeting, said Mr. Sayer. William I-Staler was nnnmtnd- Day and chitdu-n of Daytons. said that afti-r the second‘ offer, rest him . erations, It ihii' i that we like I see no on usion at this lim- to Mr. Sayer. RCA radio equipment Hugh Whekhrl. The Commission last evening ed by the Post for his aide handl­ Phil Stanley, "I told him 'you it . I'm not delay action. the Dutch less, hut *we like our ordered by the City l» expected to gave consideration to Inc-easlng ing o f the Sanford Junior Legion Mr. ami Mrs. 11. F. lianas. Mix. only guing to sujiport the hill. Nttw Peterson said amendments which uhsfdut* fierdolii (lie more.” arrive in the near futurn, he said the occupational tax, on all types hasrball team,- which tinlay is Mra. U. Squires, Mr, and Mix. I’m going to expose you."’ That's tvlint yum lortr-poM- hi- will propose to the .legolstum E. Madden. Dutch Note* playing irrWIpter ParlcThe Commission was informed, o f busineaa. When the bookie hill then came will provide that no land* tau ho $ dent U-lii-tis tiiuj .tlunk. Ajul tiiul up for action, Odham-charged in aeqiiin-d outside of' a boimiuty I Inn 11II n o t I ,n m I’aa* ttaet is the basic rate-e uf this fresh the preceding debate "There i« wished to atress that it maintains outbreak. If we Iwlieve the writ­ * greed upon hutween the State money on the line in this House" its unalterable derision to rarry ing on the wall, tins means that and Federal government in IPM to defeat the measure hut tie did out the political -program based MMiner nr Inter (|iiohni4y »iwnut*rM w/,l{ |irot« 4 di) nml niln*T«l not on that day name i'spy. lit upon the principles underlying tha tbe N'etbet lands must lelinquisn rights of private owner*. said ,later he would have if Ills The lervciation reserve oil royal, , . , .. „ , Linggadjuti Agreement (In which nil claims on tin- wealth of In­ ■beech had not been cut off by , p n i| Mtr gj ties-II H of production) to I'lm ids donesia. parliameutaiy finagling." the independence of Indonesia in The sumo is line of all im­ on Slate owned land* if tin* Sec­ The 27-year-old Sanfoid oil dis­ ItiOi. perial powers, liet-ailie the demand retary 'uf Interior ever peiinit* tributor, youngest mrmlH-r pf thu “ The Netherlundu government l o r __indopentlem-e I* -running drilling and uil is found. House, smiled^ several. lint.'S. and ioiifIdeally —hope* that* circum- around The world like n theme Wiped Ids hatuls with n Imndketr stances will soon permit to resume song. -We ate -eellig its effect chief during hi* testimony. constructive cooperalinn with the III the west stll, <-nilinent of III tin Red OfficiulH He told the court be and Pap; py ■r|*ddi<- ns deair ed by liiiiumnahle which ha* been granted-it* free­ were good friends iiefore tin- al­ Indonesian.', in KepuliUokit terri­ dom by Engluml. Britain also '• tlHSIlHHr* Iran I'aat One) leged bribe offer was made lie tory, which cooperrjliitn nltrady relinquishing But in* now toinliy Cause Papy had helped get one of successfully exists with the states a Moody inleinal |rolltical, ct*i- lull led before the committee un­ der oath. hi< five brothers a job at a Miami of East Indonesia and Borneo." ■is. Photographs were forhiddeSince the, Indonesian republic is race track. , , Arunml the corner the ITenrh Rep. Munill (R-H. D.) explained not recognized l.y the .United Na#rr | ,n„|inK kr(.,, Fret,cl, In"1 had to feel very definite for , u, „ Kteiwh and that Kravchenko "may ire in that bookie bill tu turn j friend lions a* a severe,gn state, xnyt, A fried ate eontiderhble danger" Irrcause of down." Odliam said of Papy'i al­ comp lain from Indonesian leader* ||1||iBn , , |hi* willingness tn testify, would raise important legal JKrfr.ta. leged request fur hi* support reaching for he .sun. kni ’ • Kruvciienko dlscuunteil airy Idea UN experts fxprraMft the opini­ Ruttlwi K„ v, nim#tll mj, y He said after lie had tohl i apy on that the Sccurltv Cuum-II could demanding the w tlolrawal of j l|ii>( British troop, from her soil, and u ,)y thp Rutsian peorvlinquishmenl uf Conlr„l over ,, . .- * ., , . . / ’ unless a complaint wa* filed,by an the Augh,-Egyptian Sudan. And ■I,-. In one plant he lirndrd, Krav­ replied."D« you mind if U e i per-^ lM(ll.|14.Mlll.nl *ruunlry „ either a chenko said, -tju rs unco' were ry •opal?" and then said story g,-*. E m p „,, r...- 27JIOO worker* and Km Coeaack memlwr or non-memlier of the UN. *a* the oulmmlerl a* the t.s.,.»i.«„ u „ rt h, Ihe pl>nl f Even though the rmmril could, ".l»Ke-i"B, n. hundred dollars to Vote against . had :10,000 worker* and over not art directly on the Indonesian it. t . Nat in nily tliis ihpuii y,ihH) guard, with automatic rl, . , ............ . communication, it w u pointed,outt " , T ifoesiiT Odharnn. continuing hU aUtmnant h -------- ----1 t fw posse** Itin* *f"J rh-s nhd dogs. aomp u,her munlry mlght|lh"* ...... tion' bettween *D*‘ iioard over-night, {, tases to ^ u rumpUllll w imhM llt going l.y tlx- Imar. The only wraports of the work­ fc, make P Hcharge, H H E P I wool never Ilu> . iIndonesians. ijin. However,.the time I* fast passi.ig er*, he testified, were Ihe ‘chnlns have made a charge hut I know It when Intelligent |tco(ilu of dif. <i( their own slavery." adding In ,inif this fon roimt-clltrn, it was infant $200 to mr.M llo Mi4 ho f,n 4kSf1 a11*i'.l n?* £te f«K(iU rntrn cei Van \* botl»d; toijtlh that "consequently, any hop* thut had h frtllnit of "hurt*.hom»lliulmi f»U w thit th# Sovtft Ukr# iu* er by | Jrwvl ntudilttl rrewn mn jew, the government rnav I* over­ ............................... ■ hruuKhi thu lfi4on«n>i#n <iu#«llon J and a littfe i.-I.,-si,hi all at the sceptre, Cummonwealths rornpris tn-forr *be council in January, HHi), tug sovereign nail,ms uf differ thrown from the Inside hy the tanir time." In IiOndon—even without the »*■ enl rair* may l«r frumeil success­ Lures of thel people is Isillt on Odhma, conttmiing his statement qurst of the Indonesian leader*. sand." mutual benefit and to the court with the Jury outside Tire witness paid Ihe Sovl*1 A t ‘ that time, it wat rharged fully for the courtroom, said the da/ uft/T that the presence of llrlllsli troop* someday we may. get that vast Secret police Is "an important . Papy made a $200 offer, the Key- In Indonesia threatened world commonwealth which many look factor and force in the Soviet West representative appioachcd peare. The Ukrainian represents'- forward to *• "One World.” Hut economy.” Special branches of th# him again at the rear of the House live demanded creation of a com­ empties uje nil *l»i.-t anac-hronlslU. police, he added, are s**ignsd tb And hy the same token, biiV all sorts nf economic and In­ ' chamber with a different proposal. mission for an on-tho-aput Inquiry, • The-Sanford representative told hut the council defeated tire pro­ attempt to create q 1(1,w of na­ dustrial activity. tions by force, against the will tha enurt he was at the dejV- <•! posal. In these operations 17,000,000 Rep. T..T. Cobb of Daytona Bench nf their peoples,, must fall in lie I,-nr - t*oo :-a*■ • ' T " tu 2UJ)00,000 neupbi- aia a'optoyod congratulating _blm—nn a speech and "th* Soviet government Uses D utnrnm ainK Involving a move to Iran ca'ttle their Islror free of charge and from Florida highways. keeps them on a starvation diet," trssllsBrt Iras* P#*» Owe) **Aa I turned from Tommy nation's valuable forest tt*- he continued. Cobb’s desk, llcrnie Papy, coming Ion mprtar* and left the area aources.” Asked alrout the Russian search from across the aisle, graldied me after suffering damage. The "water iMimhlng” i* de­ Premier Amir SJarlfoeddin In a signed only to delay forest biases for the atom Urmb, Kravchenko by my arm and said ‘ Odle, I'll make it five and a case »f Scotch broadcast from Jogjakarta beamed In inarcessihlr regions until par- told the committee he knew the to Australia, appealed “ to the rchuting smoke jumper* or gro­ Kovlet Union was "actively en­ If vou’ll just take a walk." gaged" in December, 1012, In get­ It was then, Odharn said, hr told world In general and uur friends und news ran extinguish them. ting uranium, source uf atomic Papy he was not only going to lb Australia in particular to energy. II* said that If Russia tupport the antl-hookle bill hut strengthen their effort* to pre­ had developed th* atom bomb vent further bloodshed." He said would expose him. HABBj C S meditations at th* time th* . United States ..Papy’s resignation from tha it was clear this "colonial war" did, and If th* United Stales did n> Alley House and his Indictment followed waa not in the Interest of general not hava th* bomb, ‘V s wouldn’t charge* of attempted bribery by pear# in southeast Asia and the be sitting right now in this .* Odharn and* Kep. Clan-nce M. world. place." WtM DAT S 0 JCR 30 * "If effort* ar# being mad* lit Camp II of Ocala. Kravchenko scuffed at Ruaslan our behalf, they must be msd* SAY HE V(A>iT DRIVIN* proposals for disarm*ment, ask­ quicklyi" be said in a speech ing! "I* It possible to propose hear by th* Dutch Monitor her*. Gunfire* Bloodhounds Associated Press correspond** VX> FAS' P t PD-I.IC6. '"armament and st Ihe same to try on wl'hln th# Soviet Un­ Harris Jackson reported 'from SAY D6Y J tS ’^tSTE D FURNKY KINO IS WOHTI... And like hint, 'Ends Convict Escape Jogjakarta it and 11 I, satellite states viothat the Indonesians HIM FOH FwYlN* TOO n* id- Ingirvt warfare which It clalttmed in a communique to have ■cores o f other e x p e r ts . . . who really im* at rearing million* to hats "mad* progress west Of StmtLO W)! Gunfire and bloodhounds ended a rang" today. This waa th* first he United Htates and Kngtandf know tobacco . . . have seen the makers tHotrlived escape by two r - Ha ronst-drd the Kratnlin'a Indonesian assertion of military convict* from a State Road X -------- ~ o f Lucky Strike buy "real One tobacco." 'main hoov is an economic desuccess line* the outbreak of partment road camp truck her* hostilities Sunday. . •reiilon In this country, and If yesterday. One of the men was rat occurs Russia will take ad­ A broadcast 1 ltdoctetIan com A fte r all, th a tV w h a t y o u w ent in captured immediately and th* munlaue - heard In Batavia said jutage nf the Communists (barat other w*s taken In let* than a » tha Indonesians were Attackin' A cigarette. . . the honest, deep-down o produce confusion, (literal boor. ,trikes and hsll." west. of Ssmarang on th* north The escapade utilised men of central coast of Java. enjoyment o f fine tobacco. the police department, sheriff* Jackson, quoted ■ an Indonesian road department and the communique a* saying th# Dutch t farm colony; -7 -■*" — action atarted a little after bombed Amharawa, 80 miles south o’clock Itat night when Bracey of Bemarang, Tha area was the So rimombor•I and Arthur Raiford. lump- scene of sever* fighting two yean ago. a truck -near th* outskirts ' •»■*» • ’ ctntor" ul itslctnrnt* made in the Icgitlaluic.' Psrkft and Stale Attorney Phil O'Cqnnrl .ol Writ. Palm BeaJi atgurtf the defenir motion w/.* bated enlilely on catri involv mg libel and tlander and did not * fit the bribery charge. --. V. -uv p'iii r L U C K Y S T R IK E p re se n t TH E M A N W H O K N O W S THE TOBACCO BUYER! liVei flolO Burk \i ISt, Thru Pklt rsul lu l l Lath Sr, TC fjrki * H e ir Marr — Brld Bilvt Fory blest at*! mt hV(»' . Cot r liu v "• - ........ . FINE TOBACCO is what counts in a cigarette i — Halford waa apprehended almost assW. Water Bombs To Be Used On Forest Fires ' p&r lower right arm and hand - one of tpe guard*. A police GREAT FALLS, Mont., July 81 car took him to the road camp. ((A*))- Tb* Army Air Forests and Tartor was captured less than IJ-B. Forest Service plan to dsan hour later lying, f monstrate tommarrow that "the type of bombers and flght- Uch devastation of “ ■, ,if z , . • • , ' 7-JU-Y7 .'t& W trout mown M W Bo . ' sc .<■ ’r-V- R o u n d / t o F ir m / B o F u llr •- -t. .. . 1 •. . , • • ’it -• ' P o c k e d - B o F ree a n d J a s y -... ‘ . i£ . \ ___ i 1^ ■ ■Kx- ‘ ^ . - ......,; . — -.. j * ■t- 1 1t— I \ r /• -;.’i- 1 "i ^ _ .:4 •-r 1 -• ' 1 ■ - *’ ■ s * = = £ : . ■V �I ■ r i. ■ . : 1 . - W*V- v TH E W E A T H E R •o-V > Partly cloudy through fhurtday,. Gentle to moderate northeasterly alndt. ■ an in d e p e n d e n t SA N FO R D , Established 1908 VOLU M E X X X V IU FLO R ID A , d a il y new hpapkk A u o c k U t i Proaa Lseuad W Iro W EDNESDAY. JULY 23. 1947 State Kests Case A.» Defense -Begins Pa­ rade O f Witnesses m In Accused’s Behalf TAI.ALHASBEK. July 25 Representative llcrnir C. Papy denied from th«> wltneaa Hand at hia trial her* today that ha' had offtrad brlbaa to'Rapa. Brallay Odham and Clarence M. Camp II during tha 1817 leci«latura. Tha veteran Kay Weal rejjmcfltaJlr* ' **ld"h#'"h*d' - t o ld Odham on ona occasion • • only that hr heard ."they are paying fIM to vole" on an a n t i-bookmaklng bill. Ha ■aid ha had no rontrtraallon whatever with Odham tha nail day whan, tha Hanford rapraaantatlra haa teatified. Papy offrrad him $500 and a rasa of Hcotrh whiskey nut to vole. 0P>— Former TALLAHASSEE, July 23 m •-Circuit Judge W. May Walker today denied defame motion* of acquittal on all ihiVe counlt ol an .jqdiclment charging former Rep. Bernie C. Papy with offertag Jtribei .l<LHoiida_legi»ltloii. _ The motion *wt» made and promptly denied toon after the Senate prciented the hit of it* wilnettet and .turned the trial fever to the defeme.. Defeme witnettet began coming to the itand . after the lunch reertt. Defente council at the last minute tecalled Papy't accutort. Rep*. Brailey Odham of Sanford and Clarence M. Camp 11 of Ogala, Odham wat questioned again closely nn whether lie* had heafll Papf make a purported of $ e r of $200 or limply 2()0. • Odham'i statement* thowing the language both# way*..gtyte-intro­ duced. Judge Walker ruled out an ef> fort by the defeme to gel Camp't answer to a question at to wheth­ er Papy and two other repretenlativea had a convert.llion . with him .on May 12 concerning remporU (hat $100 wat being offered “ or volet for the anti-bookie bill. The judge taid that wat im­ material because it occurred five day* after Cajnp letlified Papy told him a vole to tend the meas­ ure to hotlile committee would be “ worlh $100 Id you." . Defente motioni for directed <v verdiett of acquittal all were ^ a te d on grounds that the itate •lad failed to support, itt charge* irHlisaM u r«|. Tat) Price Of Scotch Is Disclosed At Papy Bribe Trial ■_TALLAHAB 8 KS. July 23, (/F)— ifTTh* state finally euecsmled in gettlnjr tha price of a rasa of 8cotrh rhiskty Into tha record of the bribery trial of former Rep. Iterate C. Papy today. It was necessary lo establish that a rase of whiskey la a thing of value within the meaning of the Inw dealing with bribery. It took Ihrke witness to do It aa well as several order* of Circuit Judge W. May Walker overruling objec­ t i o n s from the defenae. Pa Papy la an-used In the indict­ ment of offering Rep.' Bralh-y Odhaa of Sanford a bribe of $$00 and a eaae of Scotch whiskey for hla vote on the 1047 anti-hook maker bill. The flrat witness, a representa­ tive o f the State Beverage Depart­ ment who waited two days to taattfy, told the court he couldn't aay at what price Scotch whiskey told In May when the allot*! offer However, Wade Wchont. bualof the local Kike county club liquor Bo did P. O. Nelson who reported he operated, a liquor store in a neartv Army, Navy, FBI To Get Testimony On Soviet Agents Witness Says Group Of Communists Ac­ tive At University ;*\pAhTifNCToyrJuly' The Houie Commit lee on UnAmerican Adivitie* plant to hand over to the Army. Navy and Mil tetlimony that Soviet agent* got tecrel wartime infoimatian on American planet and tubmarinet. Chairman J. Parnell Thomat (R-N. J.) told Tcporteri of the intention today at the committed twitched itt general investigation of Communiit activitiei from *pying to union infiltration. Ann Mathrwt' teilified' iKif at Icait 16 of the 3f) official* ol the CIO Food. Tobacco and Ag­ ricultural Worker*__Union Local No. 22 at Wintlon-Salem. N. C., where mt-mben of the Communitl Parly prior' to hit January. That wat the lime, the »aid. when The crated bring an official, of ihe union local. The wtlneit told the Un-Amer­ ican Commiltee the wat a mem­ ber of tire Communiit Parly for 10 yean, resigning hit year; and that the had terved at tecreUry oj mthe Winiton-Salem local un* 8 Germans Killed In Ked Zone Blast -BERLIN, July 23, (A>)-An rxplotlun rocked German pol­ ice headquarters in the Russlun tone of Berlin today, hilling eight German* ami injuring America Hit Fch^Act ing Uni l a t e r a l l y ; 4 Power Ministers’1 Meet S u g g e s t e d ***---------- lly ROBERT IIEWETT LONDON. July 23 (/P)-Ruitia tejected a United Slate* in' vitation to join in preparing a Japanete peace treaty and charged that America had acted in a “ un­ ilateral manner" in prop/rtirrg * preliminary conference for Aug 19 in Wathingtaa, radio taid tomgliT The broadcatl Soviet reply 1» the Wathinglon invitation declar ed that Rutiii ''cannot agier' to the propotetl Aug. 19 inerting of the II nation*- which fought Japan. The .Soviet note delivered to Wathinglon yetlerday declared that the council of foreign miniitert, repretenling the Unilrd State*. Runia, Britain and Chi­ na, thould be rnlruitrd with prrTmlihary work in chairing a Japanrte treaty in accordance with Wartime Agreementi among the . l>owc tt. r \o American-licensed new* ^ jp er Der Abend reported It “ presumably u tt an act of sab­ otage” and that u auiteate found In the rulna "lead* to the con­ clusion that a bomb was smug­ gled Into the blrtlttng." Soviet official*. maintained alienee. It wat the third auch i splo­ sion in administrative building* In the Soviet section. Four polieemen and four Her­ man workmen were killed. At least two of the injurrd were reported in critical condition*. Interest In Civic Affairs Stressed At Kiwanis Meet Aiken Sings And Re­ lates I n c i d e n t s Of New York Trip Need of more intern! by iht average kilireu in the public af­ fairs of Sanford was today llretted by E, F. Moutboldrr, local at­ torney and former City commis­ sioner. alike KiwanTs meelmg la* day ’ at Ihr TouriM Crntrr. He wat inlroducrd by Roy thill. Dick Aikrn, Sanford tenor, tang Iwo ■iricctwini. accompanird by Roger ll.irni, and lold some ol the incident* before and iiflcr hit winning on July 4, the Arthur Godfrey talent conlnti Kiwanii prrtidenl. Lcttrr Tharp, told of lire rxchsngr uf Irlrgramt with Aitliui Godfrry at a mult o{ ihit having tvirrd-Godfrey,.that Dick Aikrn lived here snd not in Orlando, of having lalrr let* rgraphrd Godfrry lint a crate of Sanfoid celery will l>e trnl him next teatun, and gelling the reply from the latlrr that he it Vrry fond of celery. J. C. Hulchiton and H. C. Nrlirl were ajtl>oinled by Pret. Iharp lo look after the matter. Siyvey Mission Says ulation ation Has Food Needs For Yoar; Crop Outlook Good ■ •— ; Side Says Other Halsey Relates Jury Indicts CIO Each Using Jap Troops; India, A u s t r a l i a Personal Episode Union Leader On May Make UN Plea In Pacific Battle Perjury Charges BATAVIA, Java., July 23. (/P) WASHINGTON. July 23 id*)—Four Java loans wer* In PolsndT iliare of the $350,0011,. ■- ■ flames tonight as Indonesian 00(1 Amrricari relief prograni wat Error In Coded Mes­ Denial Before House troop* retreating on two fronts threatening ihrlr capital, adopted cancrlhd today, on groumlt lit 1 1 sage From Nimitz Group Of Red Con­ srorrhrd earth larlira before a the Pole* have tufficirnl food, determined .Dutch army ‘ drive, Resulted In Anger nection Said False an and Stale Department olficialt Indonesian comm unique an­ indicated Hungary likewise may nounced. N E W Y O R K . Jo ), 23 W WASHINGTON, July 23 147 b ' rtcluded from the piograiu. .E lc f lA d m ir a l William F . Halsey. A Federal gtand, iijUL. .dtt'IAWtW W h ,r l-A-ip vyttr » I Ihe actiun--oM. Poland -we* tak­ 1, Cniiiiuf- lipopt dtiontt to iMe Java in en oh ircommrndation of a tui- rrtiied. sayi. Ire still brltrvrt hr doted Harold Roland frl. Milwaukee C I O leader, on two have ptetted to within 12 Vey minion headed by Col, R, I.. made a strategn miitakr m the milrt ol thr .key Republican IG rnftm. He ie|K>rled to Sec- battle uf Lrylr Gulf dtning a mo­ clratgrt that he idrninillrrd |>crilronghold of Msteng, an Indones­ ment uf anger ignite J by whvt jury intelling * cdngicitionsl com telsrjr •Ms it lull that Poland hat miller that hr wat nut a mrmber ian tuny communique acknowl­ food fur minimum nerds at -least Ire mistakenly thought wat an ;iiedged today. the Com m u niit’ Patty, tull frorn Reel Aihnu.il Clrrttri foi lire remainder of tbit year. Olhrt Dutch unit* were threat­ W. Niniiti. Clrriltoifcl Irtlilird hcfuic lire Better crop proi|tecli m Hun­ flaltey trcallrd the evrnti '<u House L ib o r Committee latt M ar. ening thr Indonesian capital of gary make likely a deciiiun that v«n article in fliit week’s Salu ­ I " H r wat p in id rg t of the. U n it- Jogjakarta. I hr Dutch look ths ‘country alto can get by without day Evening Pott, ■ id Auto W orker. Local No. 24S important town of Halatiga, on Amt-tit an aimlance. rebel offi­ The time W«* late - October. si a time w hnt A llit-C ha lm rrt a ‘46-mitr winding highway to the cials laid, 1944. Halley was then Third Flret plant* in thr Milwaukee area were Republican capital. - Poland is within the Soviet or­ commander. Three -Japanese- talk ihut down by a p iq lra rird tin k r. A diipatch from Associated bit—ami-Hungary is orcupird by foriet were’ (lying to imatlr Gen­ Pret. corrrtporulrnl Haiti* Jack- a I In- laltor committer wat inRed 'aimy Inters.* Fhr drciiion* eral Douglat MacAillmi't landing vritigating the cagtrt of I ^ I hu ton quoted a Republican common!fin relief, however, wrtr taid 11 at l^yte. ditp u lrt. work ttoppagn and epic at- toyintt lint meanwhile, ihe be bated-ctilitclv on Jicedt.____ Third Fleet Spline* .illacLrd amJ vtlikri with particular lefrtciK.? Indoncttaitv in a counter-drive Itetie? shipments alrraily hnve damaged the central enemy lorce, the oultkitlt of lo any inllurncr of tu b v rm v r were* nearing stillte-l to Italy, Greece, Austria Dutch-held . Semarang, 27 milesVice-Admiral Thomas l'. Kincaid’s groujn. and Trieste, under the program, and pM-limmaty dlscussimi* art Seventh Fleet limit on the south­ The indictment aaid that Chris- north of .Salatiga and the bate I" nrogri-s* with Chinn. These ern Japanete force at Sungari toffri. under uath,_LValegorivaily for—the - )um|mff—of—the [ nloitg with Polnml rind lluiigury Strait. Haliey’t dupi .put plani’ t iluit-d” nnv affiliation with Com ­ drive toward Jogjakarta. Indones­ Were uulhoritt-d by Congress to munist Parly, Nevertheless,' ihe ahaie in the relief progrnth, which then went after the northern Jap­ grund Ju ry report said, he "was ian four* have a hern reported the House trimmed to $332,000,00(1 anese uniti. Meanwiiiti-. omit ol then u member of the Communis: tempting to infiltrate Semarang, In voting appropriation* the central enemy force went till Party ami had been auch member an important Dutch military bate fuc several vt-ar* thereto and had on Ihe nuith coat) of central llurrison reported that “ grain; lu attack Kincaid's >fnp«. ami other foods are nvmlahl-' worked with the .Communist PurIlnltty'i plain-* sank one ear­ tv ami with the Communist poli­ Java. to meet the minimum food need* lier. hit two other* mid a liirht tical association." l l s s i l s u t s a t* a a . I s m A Dutch aimy communique in­ cruiser.* H lug ships In Task Th e eaae waa -presented to the columns Force 34 wen* rioting in um(OMip gtaint Jur y . hy Jultn 8. P ra lU a n ti dicated that motoiiied only 4 2 ~ mitt1* rfiuif bringing > the Frank H . Pattyn, special aaxlst- arid *aim»i-piulcered lioopi wer* Japan#*# ■surface vetiriit nmlcr arrt* to A ttorntV Gem-rul To m C. putlutig deep into both Java and fire when llalacy received II Iin-s- Clark. Sumatra on pi lea.tl IQ fronts sage fnnn Nimilr. then naval comA fte r C h rU tu ffe T appear'd he agamit iporadic iriittsnce. niaiidcr-ln-chii-f in the Pacific. . The note suggested that the Russian, British and Chinese am­ bassador* . In ' Washington meet with a representative of tha Unit, ed States to deride when tho council ■of the foreign mitjislets should ho convened. The text of the Soviet reply, a* broadcast by the .Moscow ra­ dio: On July II of this year the United State* Ambassador Gen. Bedell Smith told V. M. Molotov, im the U. S. 8 . It. minister of for­ eign affair*, that the government *■«*• r—*i •f -tha United State* . propaied to call on Aug. lit of tUs year, a confluence for the preparation of a |ware treaty-with Japan, romprulng representatives of 11 Thu message read: “The wnol-i power*, member* of the Far Kaatworld wants to know trio-re i ern Commission. Task Force 34." At the same time th* U. S. W A S H IN G T O N . J u ly 23. (/I3— llaDev said he was stilil'uJ. government unilaterally begat, Breuking precedent, Prciiident Tin- then flew into a rage became lie negotiations on this question with ok his old scat in ihe Sen­ considered the. wording of the mes­ man took the government* i f tits remain­ ate toilav itml made a brief speveh sage an “ Insult.” loiter, however, Hjf* LAf ing powers who ara In the Far aaylng' he had spent the best 10 he discovered the wording wa* lilt* LAKE SUCCESS, July 23, Wi r.astcrn pommlsaion. wars of hi* life there. work of the mail who put tire —Soviet Deputy' Fwelgn Minister Allen Robert I.ornmnu, r-'staurGrinning happily, the President, men-age itt code and used padding Andrei A. Gromyko'* amt del ant operator,, former on heatm a former senator from Missouri, to make it more difficult In break. the UnttAd United Nation* *. ami a at 11 in tha ‘ lam leader and veteran of imval air walked onto the Senate floor un The phrase wa» nut NiijiiiV, hauled today in one of th» stronccorps action in tho Pacific, with: announced after lunching at the Halsey learned, hut "it sounded so eat personal attacks ever made fn rank of lieutenant when -eleniiod Capitol, infernally |ilnu*lhle that my de­ the U. N. i *riWe dlity, and Roger Leon-1 j|e tout a rear row seat on ihe coders read it as a valid pai l uf After Alexei N. Krasllniko.- had I fi r. '* v* Insurance man. formerj Democratic side a* senator* nnd the message. Chester blew up when delivered a 30-minut* speech cas l " i* , •e" 0°l. teacher, Methodist j |fBJ|Wy .occupants rose and ap- I told him about It; ' he I'arkid ligating the Western powers for ciarir leader and graduate of the, (down tin- little squirt and chewed their- opposition-to the admission Westminister Choir College ^!, " U■U0P,,• The senate at the mom»rit was him to hits, hut it wat ton late; of Rovlet-iupportrd Albania to tho . ORLANDO, July 23, (.Special! Massachuaelte,-were the two new damage waa dune. U. N.. Britain’* Valentine G. law- —Horida Vega table Committee re- Klwaniana today inducted hy the busy with routine, minor hill*. the“ The orders I now gave,. I gave But when Mr. Truman appeared, ford said In measured wonlt: ports that more than 100,000,(hhi Rev. W. P. Yesley. in rage. Ami although Krnle King, Senator Vandrnhetg tlt-Mich), the "It Is deplorable that w« should man houra are required aammtly Fleet Admiral Ernest J. King, then In his talk Mr. Houahoider de­ be subjected day after day. week lo grow, harveat, pack and ship clared, "I don't think there is any­ presiding officer, promptly recog. chief of naval operations) later nixed the president anil welcomed after week; month after month to Florida's tremendous vegetable thing (he metter with Sanforu," hipi warmly.' Vandenherg tben assured me that they were the this Junk about provocations, lira, crop. and added that If there it any­ said that he recognised the "Sen­ right one*, I am convinced Ilist noise* and repetition*. We are thrv were not." Th# value of all forma In Flor­ thing wrong with Sanford it would presumed to be Intelligent officials ida haa grown from e total of (42,- he because of “ indolence and mg- ator from Missouri for five min­ Ilulsev unbred units of Task and not a gathering of illlt*r*t»s. 703.048 In 1800 to $615,215,000 llgtnce"' and letting others “do utes." Senators applauded aa President Force 34 south to help Kincaid, “ We draw our conclualont from in 1045, cacordlng to Florida Vege­ the Job." Truman arose and began a brief Lighter unit* continued the north­ facta ami not fro In slogan*. I table Committee itatUtic*. He recalled the hectic daya of udk. He sirld Ihe Senate had been ern chas and only two of the 17 term the Soviet speech a regretFlorida's leading income—prod- the depression period when tmnej vary kind and that he nevtr had ’ enemy ships; escaped damag-r or tahlv offensive production." 'Col. W. It. Hodgson of Australia uclng vegetable crops, in order of extremely excited people were cotj-j ^ad a more cordial welcome any. sinkingIn his article, llalsey observed took the floor Immediately to dr importance, says the Florida Vege­ vincot1 that Sanford won) I never where. that Ihe Amefcian Navy in tho survive 1 and recover from djpte*-! "And L'va hcen-a-JoL of. plut »*, table Committee, are; tomatoes. claret Parific had oqe. basic weakps#*,^. “ How glad l ara that these meet­ gTeen l»eana, celery, early frith sion effect*. He reviewed a state-i “ AJihouglr our naval- power in merit mad* publicly at the Uine u ^ ftenpotatwtnrrMTr pepper*, cabbage, ings are now open to tbe pret*. the Western Pacific wa* such that hia retirement from public office, at* rule* prevent anyone but ecna watermelon*, cucumber*, straw­ Previously we have $ad to put up to th* effect that Sanford wa* not tqra speaking there, Tie itniled we could havu challenged th# com­ with calculated abuse and distor­ berries and sweet potatoes. bined fleets of tha world,” he said, bankrupt, had many valuahl* at at ha br< iroke the rule. tion* of this particular representa­ ' Florida ha* currently more than acta t< me11mar<1 m Vhiff Tvtwl and although tried sorely by “1 get homesick fur thil seat," tive of the Soviet Union fir a long 260,000 acres devoiAl solely to unforeseen conditions still had the Mr. Truman aaid, speaking alowcommercial production v ' f fresh time." | C a * llf* H HI r a s e T n . | Hayden Raynor o f tha United vegdtablea, according to the Flor "1 spent the l«t*t tun year* of National Charter Ih Ida Yvariable Committee. State*'told delegates: my life in this sesF'. Signed Fdr AMVETS “ I won't dignify the Utterly rid­ Florida farm wage rate* have The President aakled that a sen­ iculous and irrelevant statements risen approximately S16<X since Anglo-Russian Trade ator with whom he’d lunched of the Soviet delegate by answer- 1832, according to the Florida Talks Hit New Snag WASHINGTON, July 23 (A1)— "•iared me" to walk In and ait In Inr. Vegetable Committee. President .Truman today signed f j_____ my former .___ seat “ L resent the tenor of hi* reLONDON, July 23 W - A Brit­ Par capita consumption of fresh Senator McGrath (D-RII wa* In legislation providing* a national marks." vegetable In the U. 8, has in ish government source said today that »A t. When the President charter for Ih# American veter­ rreseed from let* than 200 pound* In Moscow have "taken a turn walked In—McGrath quickly sur an* of World War II. Ray Sawyer. AMVET National Ur nearly 260 pounds, th* that Britlah-Rtusian trade talk* rendered It to tha ‘ Chief “ ‘ «f Eaeeutlv* VFW To Hold District jrer^mer Vegetable commander, aaid tha action makes Committee re­ for th* worse snd a breakdown la Thlsmeant an Inert ate of now rather likely." AMVBT8 th* flrat World II vet­ Meeting In DeLand port#. erans organisation to be recog­ more than on* buabal per person Th* Informant aaid that 'unex­ Silver Glen Springs nised officially hy Congrea*. per year. pected disagreement had arisen Headed by post Commander F. He added that tha legislation Tb* Florida Vega table Commit­ over the price of wheat which - Said Is Announced of tee reports that Florida produced Russia nlannd to trad* for Brit­ _ D. Scott,; * farm delegation gives AMVETS "lagal status Post 32*2 of the V. T. W. of more thfcn 60% o f the nation's ish machi nary. equal to that of the American OCALA, July 23 (A9- H . H. legion, the Veterans o f ' Foreign Sanford la expected to attend the winter and 8 pring celery In 1840. Negotiations for the trade pa d Henderson ha* announced Ihe sale organiiatlon'a district conference Florida's largest short season began soma weeks ago'and early of Silver Gian Springs, location War*, th* Disabltd American Vet­ In Del .and, Sunday, IL was an­ erans and th* 8paniih War V*lnounced today by John Sauls, crop, according to tho Florida leal week were'' authoritatively of early Indian plantings and •ram, th# only oth*r V*Urana' Vegetable Committee, la water­ reported to be near • a success­ shellbacks, to four Fcrran broth­ commander of th# Fifth V, P, melon*. with an average of more ful conclusion. Government quar­ ers of Eusti*—E. t-. C. H., Rob­ group* holding congreiilonl charDistrict which includes Semin !«r*. than 6,000 ear* being skipped In ter! had no explanatlog of the ert and Lee and two unclvt, Harry Lake, Orange, Brevard •and VolJune and July. sudden new bargaining difficul­ uala counties. and Carl Frrran. , Florida vegetables are available ties. The price was $125,000, Hen­ Peace Officers Are The mi'-cting will be held «t .and Legion Hall. It is in roluma on the nation's markets, derson aaid, for the 620-acra aura the Deland _ expected that more district* will according to tho Florida Vegetable in eastern Marion county which i* Entertained By Aiken be 'added, said Baula. Marshall Committee, every month In the Schrader Funeral To now a fishing snd resort spot. Mitchell of Vero Beach, senior year except August and 8eptem DIrir Aikrn,-Sanford tenor, and »,ri B e Held Thursday 5 S S Roger Stale* vice-comhiindor, and Chet- bw$1- - "■ T• Harris, hi* accompanist, The Florida Vegetable Commit­ Whittle o f Orlando, Junior ter ist, and hia son William during got a "big hand" last *v«nlng tee reports that during tho post 20 rief-eommander, are expected to Funeral service* for Herman W. their travers snd th* opening as they'rntertsdned officers from seasons, Florida’s total commm i..i Schrader. 06 who died Monday scene o f ."The Yearling" waa shot all parts of Florida at tha Associ­ be present. vegetable acreage haa increased at ation at th* sky room of the M. have been postponed from at the Springs. R. A. TO VISIT an average rate of mote than 8* Wednesday afternoon at 4:0) A ag.bill Hotel in Orlando. BIN SHOOK. England, Jtdf O Just about recovered from the o'clock‘ until Thursday afternoon LA GUARDIA BETTER (A V Sixteen Lincoln bomber* of cold that handleappsd his Binging More then 100.000 scree of snap at 4:60 o'clock, according to the the Royal Air Force'* crock No. beans ara planted annually in Erickson Funeral Home, in chsrgr. on th* Godfr«y talent program NBW YORK, July 23 UP)017 squadron took off today Florida, according to the Florida of arrangement*. Focmer Mayor F, H, La Guardls, in New York, but did not prevent for a goodwill tour of tbe ,Unit*d Vegetable Committee, with more Interment will be mad* In Lake who was described a week ego him from coming out first, Mr. State*. Tbe plans* were due to than SfiflOO acres reaching suc- View Cemetery instead -of Ever­ a i "quit# a skk man," haa shown Aik«n,,abl* to hit th* high not** atop at Gander, Newfoundland, cesefui harveet fa epiu of weath green, Tho Rev. Douglas Charles a “decided Improvement," his of the' song*. "Morning" and anrout*. _. "DUA*~. with his usual #**«. or. loaecta. and disease ravages. physlelan said today.’ , will officiate. Western Powers Attack Russian Delegate To U N jit ifcTTiA^cW && £ SSfatfiS . 20 are on. temporary ___three on probationary he said, included are flren and public work* Senate Suprised By Truman With Informal Visit Vegetable Group Releases Facts, Figures On State — ; . 1» • — >’ % r .. . . I’ ■*- . • m si: l i . . - ': Budget For Year Is Presented At Pilot Meeting U N Group Makes Creek Inquiry As Rebels Retreat ? ■ * — % * * •" rj* ' fore the committee here In March, On Humalro, tire Army comChairman Hartley (R-N. J.) sent muniquo ri-por ti-d that u Dutrh I I M H lIRM rU I 'l l . I MU| column had moved more than 10 rnilrs to tire west >4 Palemhnnj In the aouthraatern part of the big Island. Though ihe rolumn'a present hu nt ion was nut revealed, ihlv ad­ vance would Hci-rn tt> have put U hr ronlrul of the rich oil fields that supply llii- gu-at shell and stan­ dard-vacuum i(-fineries ut 1'ulcmTin- hutleel as presented hv hung. Mrs. Marv Rawlins, finance chair­ The communique said other man " f the Filota Club. wn« »<• Dutch elementM lancing east from tin ceplrd at the ineelliii? of the Nt-tht-rlnnds colonial capital group held in tile Tonri«t ^Center hud ' moved 50 mile* before d:U0 H mi if nurd un 1'ggp |nu| Inst night. An inerras* of lilies wav voted upon ns was s penally of 25 vent* per meniLtr for any absence In Ihe future. A discussion of ways of m**tlhf the liudgel and i-xpeners was carried un and plan* wen- made to sell Christmas cs(d* again this year and for bidding a rummage sale early In September. Mr*. Joel Field, president, re­ ATHENS. July 28, (,P) — The ported that the telegram of roll- United Nations Balkan aUb-Cumgraduation* sept -from the Pilots mlssfon continued today its . In­ to Dirk Aikrn who appeitrrH on vest igntIon at lonunlna, where th* the Arthur Godfrey broadcast in Greek army claims to have touted New York wa* read over Ihe u guerrilla force which “ invaded" » airr The group voted lo sand a from Albania.' , letter at appreciation to the The luvesUgHlui * originally had Police Rtgeyvc. In Qrisndu. »pon: been rchcdulcil tft leave yciterday. sors of tire program on which Meanwhile, Athens newspaper* .Mr. Aiken won the opportunity published unconfirmed report* of appearing in ihe Arthur Godfrey that a majority of th* sub-com­ show. mission was “ convinced" that Ih* ■A letter from the Texas City, guerrilla* hail struck from Al< Tex. J’ llot Club wa* read in which Irani*. the laical cluh was thanked for The Greek Eighth division fn the $26 donation made during th* Eolrus said ths! it had Inflicted recant disaster* there. It ■ was 628 casualties on irregular* with­ reported that tha hospital room! in four days, exclusive of lot*** furnished and maintained hr the from.Greek air force plane*. Pilot Culb haa been painted and An estimated force of 800 to redecorated. 1,000 rri>clt were bring shelled in Mra. M. C. Stone waa welcomed the forest arras west of loannina. a* a new member .in th* club. A The government said 20 guerril­ letter from Mr*. Edith Cameron las were killed and 20 captured on of Gainesville, chairman of th* ML Olympus and that 25 war* Florida party given hy Florida killed and 30 captured at Aghta, delegates la Ihe Pilot Internation­ The rebels Belied seven military IH al held In Columbus, Ohio Juns truck* carrylng wheat near Lamia. 20-28 waa read In which ah* The ministry of public order thanked thos* taking part, said guerrillas had attacked ntar throughout th* stat* were used tho Bulgarian ami Yugoslav bor­ Greenery and flower* native to ders. Florida aent hy th* various clubs A hand of 600. including women, through't the state wars used to waa said to Hava struck at Vrontransform tho parlors of th* tou. seven miles south of Bulgaria, D*shi*r-Wa)lack hotel into a ver­ and burned 70 house*, th* school, itable fairyland. Th* party was (i'MMllHWCA »*»■• T * «l proclaimed by all those present aa being on* of th* outstanding •vents of . tha convention. Air Nejcro Injured When plants, aant by Mr*. A. W. Lee of Sanford, ’ were wrapped In Hit By Automobile 8panlsh moss and presented to each guest present and a large Hit by an automohil* an h* banana plant, complete with a waa' unloading cement TremTI bunch o f ' bananas whleh was wheelbarrow at Frehch Av*nU#,_ aent bv th* Daytona Beach Club and First Street lata- yesterday created much comment among lb* afternoon, Andrew Jones, negro, guests. . of 1502 West Fifteenth Street « * » rarrled in the Mosriy ambulann* CORRECTION to Ffmifd4,aughtnn Memorial Th* Herald r*gret* an error Hospital where he wa* traeted f«r mad* in tb* story on th* Hi. head and back injuries, according *. ! Johns River appropriation which to poiic*. Miss 6'rancls M. Stor*y of app*ar*d In Tu«aday'a lasu*. Th* sub-comraitU* recommended $600, WebsUr, Identified by polk* a* o-C 000 for tht prelect or $100,000 tho driver of the 1841 Pontiae mor* than th* House originally sedan that hit th\ negrS, fact* h charge of re ck la u ' driving. approved. 1 . t t Poles’ Share QfU.SRelief Is Cancelled r. . • NO. 179 a in Defense Motion O f Reds Reject Acquittal Denied p Plan Uf u. 5. • « -.x - , ’ . la U «ily There I* Strength— To Protect th* Past# of tho World; To Proaoto tho Pros res* of A a ir lc ii ,To Prodbco Prooporitj for Sanfcyd. — -■v— 1 MB ■ . " ■ * - .. :.~i t . W3 m -* * �r t V. rx Sgf-T.' t i o a f* (r »a P *n Om ) Waterway System In France Is Restored ntlalifin of good elllisns. PARIS, (A*) — Franc* has re­ now on tho pinnacle of • community,” he ns- stored 99 per cent of her Inland fie urged that all civic waterway transport rlr.ee the Bd cltlxe-ns'get behind the war. ,J. Dubreuil, .eharlmsn of n cf Campbcll-Lossing * l’o»t French transport committee, has i permanent department announced. era here, and that cltIOf 12,000 ' boat* on Inland fy ami take more Intnreat ntrrams, 2,000 were destroyed and affalm cl government. Ji.000 damaged during the war, he Aiken told tho Kiwsntnn, ■aid. the nlttht of tho big broad1h* pointed out thst the Inland swallowed lemons and system's 3,700,000 tone was 1*00,000’ tea In an effort tp re- tons more than the seagolug mer­ congestion of what Ik; chant marine and thit Paris’* port t Worst :C*i1d he had bver traffic of 14 million t-in* siirnasth thla and a little pray* sed even Marseille's-right million _ I did manage to make a , tons of good* handled. he declared. Ho added million people heard of on the final Chesterfield Relief Cancelled on which he ippeerd. Mg * .P i* tU illaw from p Ow) ....uambone’s meditations >7 Alley Johnny Cromwell IIas| 25 Years Qf Flying with sufficient evidence thst Pspy had offered anything of vsluei for the legiilaton' votes on any rn ik Irr, paiticuUrly ihe snti-lrookie bill. . They also eonlended ihe testi­ mony failed to show shy offer* made to Odham in "lawfal mon­ ey,” and said there was '‘un­ certainty" on the part of Odhsi.r "as to statements altnhuled "by him to P*py." The motions for Ufrecled Vb»r diets were not argued, and the Judge denied ihem without prej­ udice‘ to their renewal alter the defense has finished its presen­ tation. *1®! W ED N ESD AY, JU L Y 23, 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA ------------------- ----------------------------- wanis Meet 7 ■t’■*r* conduct the meeting* which start at 8:00 o’clock. Friday night a divine hasting service will be’ held. The Jones can be heard over tho local radio There will be special aervtro* for station at 8:30 o’clock each morn­ the next three nights o.-glnning ing this week. tonight at the Assembly of Gi-d, it w is announced today by the Asbestos was lined against flra church. Rev. and Mix. Osai? B. as long ago-as the fifth century Jones from Oklahoma City will D.C. Dutch Drive (C n llH fS lm Church t o Conduct 3 Special Services r » w ,O w ) Johnny Crowell, noted stunt P. M. Yesterday to ocrupy Tamflyer, and husband of tho former hocn. Krawnng and the little eoas1 PAID B A C K DAT (iretrlwn D s i i of Sanford, is re­ tal town of Tjllamaja. This col­ BARfkJM PE DOLlsAH ported to lie still thrilling spec­ umn was headed for Cheribon, tators wilh his aerial cirrus. Hi- about 130 miles raft of BatavU. I BaRRI&D B D T .N E jt' Meanwhile, the Dutch and has completed 26 years of »afu flying and recently put on an Indonesians charged one anol^r T im e me w o u l p h ' l o a m *ci ml show* at Salisbury am) with using Japanese in the con Me a ! s e h e s m I* Monroe, N. C. One of his alunt* filet. Is to fly upside down, controlling A Dutch military apouesman DOME FOOLED 'l* A the plane with feet and kite*a said the Dutch were bombing re­ publican-held airfields because ...» the sud with hand* held outside. »«»»»,-»»•>• O M fcETl ! ! Mrs. Crowell, who was noted I Indonesians had at their _dispn*-i| In Sanford for her paintings, ~fairlv largo numbera ot Janancaa wrote that she intended to paint flying Instrnctoni, a good many some landscape* hut would (give Japanese fighter planes and Japto wail for the weather to get untetrained Indoneaian pilots. Hfe better a*’ It has rained nearly said Dutch objectives all wen* mili­ everyday. They live at Mathews, tary one*. N. C. A Batavia dispatch said the Indons cl an News Agency Anlara ieported Japanese were used by Ihe I C a i l i s n S Irm a P ae* O w l Dutch In westers; Java and that of the Polish people generally for Court Records iwo of three crewmen wlii balled lsey Episode the balance of this calendar year. ' TALLAHASSEE,-July 2 M 1) out of a burning Dutch plane over He said Imports of medical sup­ Rep. Clarence M. Camp II nl w s iiM s s n u s :s :it a I'alcmhang. were Japanese. The . t l « » l Irani f'«*t Ona) plies and supplementary food­ Ocala today outlined for a circuit IlnMIa*. Itny A. t lu s Alary K. To Dutch in Batavia dismissed this that It tvaa not cqordfn- stuffs for spcrlfl group* appear H *>)r',« aoillh rtus Alarm* tinder any single authority Justified and that seme import ■ court jury his accusation that for­ t'lJIten, Jame* I*. To ikllth I* charge aa “ nonsense," saying th* Indonesians probably mistpoa na­ LTtl.it. an Invitation which dliorter of grain seed and fertiliser would mer Representative Bernie C. tluinphrey. U. C. To Airr. |p!lth tive troops from the island of amaccepted. Pspy of Key Wei! Had offered he helpful. I,. I'.iliarttuilna for Japanese. The Slate Department naid t.i him $100 for his vote on a 194/ brouttht in yk-torv InItuUMitt. H enrv .I n s V «rjr TO I.ondon, Foreign Secretary Kri limply thla: all hand* Its announcement however, that anti-bookmaker bill. Vlnraiit II. IToehl (las Hsdla , __' >W IVMM ru *M M <1.1 li.nl lyL'lif 1*0 It neat Bevln said that Britain was alike. And that we did >i« h speclsl Items could lie sup. D A Y A NIGHT’, patented 'Heal Trap" flu* - 1 3 ■S 7 | * l TiM. Nut Camp, 37-year-old cattleman T * »*l I?- A F*1 b«e»| determined to seek an end to war­ 0. i;t|IMI *tus 'tribute to our Indoctrlns- plied through private relief or­ llmurll, i. II. rim i'ora l>*vl> retaidi ruing hot gawi, forcing more heat into ganisations and other sourr"#, fare in Indonesia "at the earliest and phniphale-limrrock miner, the United State* Navy." To Ma» K. Knit# tl.Tli Wll) possible moment” and was work­ such as the international emer­ testified Pspy had made the al­ Karp, Alary K To Joaapli It. the lurtound'ng water. Remit; More hot water, ing on several possible solution* gency children's fund. Tho ~an* IUnn.il .t ils t'orn I m a , leged'offer in the msilroom juit Agents Testimony tlranT, rurnatla AUllauiel tW h l.l which he did not disclose. mmncemenl added I levs fuel corwumphon, lower gal M i. D A Y A tfressmen Turn To IteliTrl W. la.ni. Well-informed diplomatic sourer* "In view of the above and of outside the House dumber after Sllllrr, l.uta A . T o (lu ll Oil f!o , ■aid that either India or Australia m IIi w S trim Ow*| enile A h End Of th* fact that the funds am avail walking wilh him through the ion II'belwien NIGHT give, you any temperature of water June. 1945, and Jan-- H aalio. W . K tlu s IIMiu T . TO might ask tha United Nafloiia lo Tb I n *$lirtlFV,lW* ere lulfirinnt -ew.nteei •indy. ■main door on ,w , ..Jo^T-^eMiPinsycsIhr. lo iu iD A Y W ^ G d L IB H I O l f f H l urgrMl „,| cf need*. It ha* WrrVehe- l./ CAa'dlsputo Iwtwesw u s * :iw 7 : ’> He aaldjf’apy told him ‘‘ We’re 1. f. t.*.t*T To LaUila J. Tain'll, tho Netherlands and the Indonesi­ t**o decided not to undertake i She testified that four. other atal. for low-cod, 24-hour hot water tervice year , very much interested In House ARTHUR ROSON an Republic. relief program for Boland.” union officers may hav* be*n Com­ lirnnU IIi.I.t M rfu a Julia I T in NGTON, July 21, (JTlafter year. Advising that Polish food pro Mill 6W). It's going to take n lot munists and that to her knowledge eta T » K ln.rr K. K a it iib n in k i tlU I ____________________; ■goes home this week, duct Ion h "mt the Increase,” the of money away from the small 10 were not members. She also Tlaby. rounlles and we want H referrerl legislator* are acting like report *ald: linn h. Jtwph II- To Myrtle H. told the rommltte* that there Is a I»* tU wv DAV A NIGHT, Amttttt'i ~ kids just before school Pollih ■offlclaU Interviewed to the committee on railroads and Communist group active at tha Illllrh _ • * A rm y To A lvin C. U e . hi : vi. KSTATM wuiiTiJvtiKs Cawa mm » l ledry. were unanimous In slating that telegraphs.” ' A rm y To N a tb a a W I t e ilUniversity of North Carolina at ti'Keat. M ra ry i n n I.MIte T o C*n* ' ean sit still. And order, the fowl production, collection, Camp said he told Papy he al­ Chapel Hill, headed by Junius l f " l l*U I'riHllIrlfoiI I'tr d il, munif I c o l l . a comparative stranger In dUtrlhuymt and rationing sys­ ready had promised other House Rcalr*. a student. She said she rp-r*. J . I». e t u i Sllnnle T o O rlan ­ S A T IS K .V IT IltS OW M OH TOAtiKS has now.become an out­ tems. which they htfve estab* members to send the hill to Ihe had attended Communist Party d o . AnHIn. rioilda raahlona Ine. To K|orlda H om e Ma net* la isn C orp . T u vl. llihed. a.sstire that there will ha railroad and telegraph committee. meetings at which Scales was pre­ Mate llanb. it. CIII Hl vtus Doris M. fit times a day a speaker no starvation In Poland or acuio Upon that, he reported. Papy sent. m ItUas, T . II. t I mi I,'.rain* .11, T o his gavel to say, wearily, malnutrition on a widespread j.u i'I O .n , A m lr .w II, Til ' It* H. *sf the—shoulder and r t f « Kr dr rill H.ivlna* A la.nn A Mil. Among union official* sho tes­ se will come to order." T alom . I r lh la J. r ia l T o Kliat A tn I I «1 ■■a Oliva. hast* even without food Imparl*. ■atd "Hoy, that'* fine. If you'll tified wer* members of the Com­ r * d » r « t JOrvfngj * lA iin 'Aaafi. ‘L \ , upon a lull, or n faint far- With thlf general - statement all luat Vitls* -that way it will mean K r ilii F e d e r a l. H svln a* A L o s s l-M S T T K I. WOHTIi VMM munist Party at the time of her A w n. Tu J o h n 8 M iller e tu i l ‘ * u -f* seme, come* Inin the metpltsrs of the ml salon crmcUr.” 1100 to you.” rtrial. IM aar A. r l u i T o K l.ulda * :. J i __ t ' This often lasts for ten “ I told him,” Camp said, “ I'm i-mployhicnt. was Rdwln M-Crca, 1*1*1’ Ihtltka------------------ ------------- tin*. FRitlda Htsle fla n k T o Ham Ifu lk e • riVTH S I T r-OH a VI K not interested in your money* and international repreaenlatlvu of th* food, tobareo and agricultural * Wllllama, rim . It. e t u i Tlm lm a -lu v Anna. son for Ihe disorder It turned around and walked out.” Jury Indictment Klurhla m a le H ank Tu W illi. eonsrresimen. Ilk* everyone T o 1. II. A n ile n in a lu s etal. House Hill 600 was the third workers. W allace, Before th* hearing M.-Ctrn Is­ nt everything off to th* |.i*t, of four hills to prohibit service of IIH V O IU H I.K IllfeU I iM U K » < (»n i| ii,i,4 Sr*M I'a a t Ow» I Hanlunt A llanlli- Nat- Hank T j J in addition to Ihe major Navy To Yhi-inat A llred 111vrare ht-l liookmakera by lelepluinn sued a '-stalrment asserting the HAN FOR i>—Rhone 1152— Ma. Slate Ranh Bldg VV. K Hwalm. t i n t ttrlia T. rIa. atlon you read shout on the a special subcommittee to Mil­ and telegraph companies. Its two committee is trying “ to break the CarM.in, K ll.n T o l*. K. llarn«H| waukee to make further Inquiry union." Navi TV . Ilol.ert lliiff. OBI.ANDO — Phone 4678 — 1219 N. Orange [get thsy have a lot o f predecessors Were rejected by lh« •In, Vera A. II* drrltred the House Commit­ do that you nsitr read Into th* 11-month* long Allis- committee on railroads, telegraphs, mm Chaimers strike. — tee “ is trying to do something th* . at all. Subsequently, Hartley submitted and telephone*. None of the four richest and moat powerful member Ah may explain .why during passed. On cross examination by ‘ last minute drlvo to get a report to Clark with the renurst Defense Attorney Pat Whitaker of of the tobacco trust could not do -h by Saturday B*nnt»r* that ho take "such artion as might Tampa, Camp «ald he had on May jt % Meanwhile, a House Judiciary dlscusisd such redhot Issues b* appropriate.” , H voted with opponents of the hill Tho committee report said that on ftulKuianilUe* approved a bill that hat makes a watermelon three separate testa hecau.ia ”1 there was also "substantial ovid would, open the way to American cnee” that Robert Ruse, another had bremlred member* of the citizenship for Victor A. Kravchen­ 4 whv the Hons* has had to, offlclaj. house! !f! would and it's better to of tho UAW ln*-nl, slat* had ko. foYmfef Sorlst .official who ha* the amount of damage' falsely. Rus wss nnt ■Land'hltrhetf when you maK3 a nuhllciy ' renounced Communism. -------- ^ th# estate o f tW. H. Rod* jifubMaa^l—~i4r~ — -----------------the-Indlrtmrut. Ha ls Kravrhcnko. who testified to the ........>y v'isd Tils'TSF The Orala.lawmaker rail Rep. | of the local and activities fvllls, Tenn.. tartsvme. serin far insrit P. JUuv Ctewgijtf Jarkfomllle bad House' Un-American STARTS TH U RfiD AY 9:D0 ‘A. M. SHOP EARLY 11 honorary president- coitte him tugi* time b-forr May' commUt4e ' yesterday that all re­ Among the dhra a* Indicted on six H fetidtoasked sponsible Soviet officials In theItfni'f'as a personal, M4» ^ Women’s ... uillsi'mVAI'bO • series of quo* ludlclgry group he fears for his’ * Uons by •ci typHleo counsel ami favor” to vote'to refer Urn mea­ Unitrd Stales are spies, told ths ‘ k. mcinben concerning sure ot th* hdatild.i-ommlltej and llfa if he l* not given the pro­ i at M a barrel* tltU. 376 commltlce any comrpctlon ha might have with he had agreed because ha "had no tection accorded American cl(Interest Jn it one way or Ihe oth­ M (refills, at a dime a refill the Communist Party. ■ * Th* Indictment said Cnrlltoffol e r ” at In all thli rush It's inters*-* replied negatively when ■ '-* :‘j l was • He said he had oot told Crmra 1 to note that ssnatora still act asked If he "knew Ned Smirks he would vote against the hill "all most entirely In response to direct senators. ami Fred lllalr." The «rand Jury th* way fhriugh Ihe I^-glsUsurj” question* from elate and detente 5?sr^ Wherry (R-Nebl has said “ knew both Sparks nnd added he had gone to tho attorney* in contrast to the Usll_ of keeping Republican and Chrlslo/fel •. Blair and a number of Jacksonville leglslstor wltbli 20 monv, of Rep. llralley Odham oft . la line. The hour was vears had been for or 26 ‘minutes after hi* conversa­ Sanford yesterday. Odham fre -1 intlmnlely associ­ ! he was trying to stum tha ated with them In connection with tion with Pspy nnd told him he mrently wa# Interrupted by th#l A Fine Group of SuiU it Unbeatable s out when ths nnm* of the activity* of Oommugisnt and intended to vote for (he hill when defense and by Judge W. lt*y| Rnvall cams up for conit came before the House for final Walker for .expanding hla repiletj Reduced Prices! Your Favorite Suits the Commulst Party.” as Secretary of War arllon on passage or defeat. trevond the questions that wtr# Wherry, th* S»nat*.’» aiked. . Camn'a statement was given al/ in A Wide Range of Color*, Our Entire Mon jlttarar, Jittered and Greek Inquiry bled to himself senator after Stork Huh been Repriced For This Month got up.to pey a Royal I 4m ^ v A m i . iii NflTURRL GflS & flPPLinnCE Co N T H ’ E N D rn __ _ — _ t ('a a lla « * 4 fro m P ag* Ow*» church and city hall. The ministry said 80 attackers were killed. The ministry ssld another bsnd of 200 attacked Orma, tlx mile* front Yugotlsvlt and 00 miles northwest of Salonika. No de­ tails were given. _______ L IG H T -W E IC H T R A Y O N SWIM End. ■. Sizes 32 to' 38. . ~ T « „ .A „ SWIMAWAY* SUITS ‘ Rag. U. 8. Pat. Off. Ohe and-Two-Piece Form Fitting Sulla. Capture Every Heart on the Beach In Thete Enticing ” Sizes 10 to 1<L MEN’S SWIM TRUNKS ENTIRE STOCK!! Priced To Clesrll /w v A .U U Boxer Type in Solid Colon, A Few Worthy Print* . . Brief Tjrpe in fihlney Rayon—Cotton—Tjutex. Broken swim Trunks k % * ■; • * i v — ' . - Trf 3C-rf-~~ ^ ' : ---''i*- j.— — " .;V " if �W EDNESD AY, JU L Y 23, 1947 Pathan Problem To Plague Men 4* Of North India TH E 8 A N F 0R D H ERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA It also a -policy clnsh po»*lJerusalem Undergoes '! There hi* In this between the United Statea and aome IliitUh Com­ 8th General Alarm monwealth nation* and Rus­ New DKl.ltl. India— With the renewal of Afghanistan’* claim for the return nf t'rihal territory in India'* turbulent nnrthwes* frontier the furture goverment of that rueged border territory pro­ bably will find it thetr biggest ■prombtem to beep the Uwlca* and bloodthirtv Pathan In cheek. I’osf »lr Afgh\rr intriBuo and the unftplajnerl and sudden replacement or the Russian ambassador in Kabul tend support to the belief In political quartern that a per­ iod of great turmoil nrav lie ahead of peoph> living west of the lazyflowing River Indus. Whether the Pakistan dominion government Is able to control the fronaler provlnre depend* on the streugh of the hold which Khan Abdul Ghnffnr Khan, the “ KronI tr Gandhi,” Congress f'nlhans' Tader, haa over the frontier peo­ ple after Aug. 15. the day of the transfer of- British power to Ind­ ian hands. The frontier Congress is making capital out o f the Patbans’ ingrained hatred o f Punjabi with their new slogan of "Path- sia. ' Territorial question*—The Cai­ rn, Yalta and IVlvl.im ngirr limits stripped . Japan of her overaea* . empire, hut the peacemaker* must formalin1 the status of Korea, I Formosa, Manchuria, the Kurile Islands and Sakhalin. They also [I must decide which, if any, of the : I small island* around Japan will > be returned t o ‘ the Japonic. ITS YOUR M O V E -Herc A r c M oney Sayers NOTICE iuty Shop at 30!» Park \sr. Sal, July 19, . Morning - July 2S at :n« N. park In Takseh III he furnished with all nr* modern equipment MlfIfiiut. many-Trlend* and pVtmnf. I will he very ou in my new Harriett Miller Optimistic, Pessimistic Questions Posed By Jap Treaty Proposal 11Y It USB KI.I. natNES TOKYO. July 23, t/Pt— There Britons Are Urged To Stagger .Work Hours Lo n d o n . July 23, bp)— the Minister of la W .- George I n t n ; annnunred yesterday that govern­ ment compulsion would Ire applied, If necessary to force ihe Introduc­ tion of staggered worklmr hour* In Ilritish industry as a moans of averting another fuel ci'xn this winter. “ The well Ireing of the fratiun la at *tak*.H Isaacs told the House | of Commons, adding that almost dally electricity cuts would crip­ ple industry unless one-thin] of the daily peak load is consumed outside normal ijny-ihlft hours. ' Isaacs repeated earlier appeals, thus far unanswered by lire great maturity of industries and trade unions, fur the voluntary Introd­ uction of night work, llttla prnrtired In British fartorlc* during peacetime, RAI)10 PROGRAMS W i l s r o l i i i K t r a lS a *:** N ew * of tr.« U s y V 1 T w ilig h t im ; >s ( 1 9 Pport* t'arsd a 5JI (.4 1 A re Vnu Listening JtVO ite silliiw Nn«r* I r i k Jo h n n y . I ’lrwstipl# Tifu C s n lr s l PtoHda lltllhlltls* T i i i W ill U ra d lv y I.UU ll.lil rialiK N s * . H ou ndup itrq u rs ttrilly .Y o u rs .11 ;C0 L ate 11*11 Hcnrt* l l : n t K w iu ss tlu lly t o u r s I l i M At| itiv S * m m o o H ign a r t T b s rt4 a y , pessimism In diplomatic circles j p e s s im is m diplomat here recently aa the ability of I ho tt allied nations to settle with relative apeed what Gen­ eral MacArthur has termed the ’minor" problems nf a -Japanese treaty.* The complicated territorial nuesIinns which have hren such a handicap In Kuropc will Ire absent when work begins nn the, PacifIc treaty. So will acme of the political problem*.---------- —--------r Kvcn so, diplomats Itelieve it will take a minimum of one year tit write a final treaty ‘ aHcr negntiatinns are iregun, nrohahly nf the proposed preliminary con­ ference. As usual, Ihe progress nr the negotiation" may well Ire deter­ mined Itv Russia's nli it ride, and the diplomat*, wrre split on their predictions of probable Russian cooperation. Some reganl as an encouraging *lgn the fact that Moscow, has approved the recent Far * Eastern . commissi on policy wtatemept. Here are aome of the main question* whlrh jllplomat* eipect control iile ;w h*l-typ*1" of lupervliioit I* to be exercised over .1.10.111 'after the J treaty la signed and wlint if any restrirthrna are to lie placed on her return to the family o f nations. On this subject -there has long lieen a basic rleavag# tigtWeen occupation headquarter* .and strmo of the allies, notably Russia, Australia and New Zealand. Reparations—l.iltle progress haa been made in solving. this com­ plex problem during prolonged discussion* by the Far Eastern Commission, and the Western na­ tion* *1111 are divided among themselves on the amount of rep­ aration* to he taken from Jathe distrihpan «■ well as button. Japan’a future _______ lion — Far Eastern Commission policy permit* Japan an Indrutrial potential equivalent to ■ the yeara 1030-34, but‘to lie effective this need* considerable clarifi­ cation and the delegate* may he •p£v [.i Never before has one brand of bread won the praise o f thousands o f homemakers of this city in so short a time as Southern TwinPi»?k! Of course, never before lias any bread offered the thrifty and'convenient features found in Twin-Pack as “these pictures show. Southern Bread ovens arc turning out more “b r e a d than ever before to k e e p p a c e with growing demand, so if your grocer doesn't stock it ask him to get it for you. Remember, Twin-Pack is an exclusive Southern Bread feature— no other brand has it. T o enjoy its convenience and money-saving features, insist on the one and only Southern TwinPack every time you buy bread. Atlantic if *-13 l-S Bat. t-IS ROACfi a , . i - ".v #*1■rri |,, rL man s Hunt'* Tuxedo Feed RUre ' Csmpbel r* Feed Bl U v n U - - U ‘. Deed n * 1! COCA-COIA COarAHV IT COMPANY r �The Sanford Herald . . K *lah lU I»»« la I H » P u b lish e s a . 11/ t i n t l t e l a r t a r M la M a r al » m |hiI. PlstUa III Maaaalla Aveeoe ■ * C i l > » 4 aa W M i l rlaaa a a l l n M a W i XT, 181*. at lb* P«*l Olllar •r Sealers, S-lerlSe. ««<• » <ba A*< at at Merels I,, IIA'T. H O IJ.A M I U UKAW ■fllte lilJHIHIl IJKA2F i * s ls s tH ir r iu v n i r t a * rsrakl* la *S»sare Hr I’.iffltr, wrfb t ***— S .Is .VS su IS lil Sfeaihs. ltoM «Rlb» i* , (#»• F»«ir -■ -------- ■ 80 iU ___ * ,r. m. all ■klraarr »•!!«•. eerie el Ibaaba. rreelelleee aat aallaaa af ,a l» la la * > a l> lar Iba *e»*eee al I t l l l i l lease, Ml* bt fla f* »4 ter at n i a l a t eS verllrle* rataa, la la a t N * a »r* l* » «r*v**raleliter, |ar,« ,r ,r f a r a ll T b , U riels - la Iba aallaaal Halt at eSrertlelaa ttflirre ar* aaalalalaat la Iba l»)S ,*i rtll«a la Iba aaaalrr wHS atlarlaal keefeeertere la i%lraaa . aat Haw Yarb. rba llaralt la a aaaaibar ml Iba Aaaaalalat I'taaa nblab la aallllat aarlaanal, la Iba a»a tar rapabllrallaa af all Iba laaal aawa *r<ele4 la Ibla aaataaaaar. aa wall aa all A t aawa tlaaalabaa. _ ■‘ ‘ _____ * - -- --— ■ HIHLIUtKU.SK FOB TODAY ♦• 'i- : W EDNESDAY, JULY 23. 1 W THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE FOUR YOU WILL NEED ALL YOUR FACULTIES TO RIGHTLY PLAY YOUR PART IN LIFE- HOW HAVE YOU DONE SO FART: L*t us WRich snd l* »otnrr.-7 l Tlitti. 5:6. ____ ____ The Smiling lhine.ii nol only that we arr'sllli shipping oil lo Russia,* but that they are'not *»*« paying far it. Making A Man Of Him The age over which the Juvenile courts have jurisdiction has been raised in many states to 18 or even higher. This fact was brought out in a meeting of the National Council uf .Juvenile Court Judges in Chicago. . A half century or more ago, n fourteen-or fifteen-yearold was considered a man, and given a man's duties and riMjHjnsibilitiea. He had faced life and grappled with Us practical problems He knew that no wood-chopping meant uo warmth mid that no crops and no well-developed live­ stock meant no food in the house. The judges concluded that modern life does not teach a child cause and effect in any such practical way, and thus he is stifl.a child at 18. If true, this ia a sad comment­ ary on modern life, und It seems unnecessary. There are many ways of learning about cause and effect beside chop­ ping wood und hoeing com. Any intelligent parent with the will to do so can Hee that his child faces the consequences tif hi»-/acU.*and.JLhat he. learns to stand on his own feet and make his own decisions. The trouble with the children coming before these judges is that they do not have In­ telligent. conscientious parents. * So perhaps the judges are right In raising the uge of maturity. , Trying.to educate parents is beginning too late in the day to do juvenile delinquents much good. But making It plain to everyone that parenthood needs preparation, and is not to be entered into "lightly and unadvisedly” , may have results In* the long run. Youngr United States The death recently In Elllnton, Va., of 85-year-old Mrs. Pearl Tyler Ellis, Lreaks n link that was only one generation removed from Washington’s day. Mrs. Ellis, daughter of a second wife, was the 14th child and last surviving off­ spring of one-time President John Tyler, who was nine years old when Washington died, Tyler's Virginia family knew tho and Tvfrr prtfrWnt.V hhd mc-t tlftrr. " * ~y Originally a Jeffersonian, Tyler broke with the DemfsTats to become vice president in 184f under William Henry Harrison. At the latter’s .death a month later, TVIer became the tenth president *of the United States. In hts administration, colorless generally because of party opposit­ ion to the chief executive^ Texas was annexed and the Maine-Canadian boundary set. Tyler presided at the unsuc­ cessful peuce conference In Washington in 18G1. Before he died, the next year, when Mrs. EIHa was'a few1 months old, he saw his peace hopes' dashed "by the'Civil War’s fury. Such a life ns that of Mrs. Ellis, so close to the beginning days of the republic, brings home once more the fact that this, after all.*is a very young nation. Array secs Possibility of M*nMadr Eaithquxkcs—h e a d l i n e More School Children Yeah. Runia might agiee to col­ laborate. That would bt • worldAs a result of our rocketing birth rate during the war shaking event. nml iwstwar yeart, more than 5,000,000 children will be , milled to the elementary school population of the United A Scnslr lubrommi ^-States during the next deende, according to the Metropolitan rrcommcmJcd sn incresie Life Insurance Company. $100,000 in llie Houie approved When school opens this fall, there will be about 2,600,000 appropriation |qi die 12 loot six-year-olds eligible for admittance to elementary school, channel „ in the_ SCZJvbns River uiiii- the number will Increase each year until it reaches Thi*1(i|Ute, ol course, has to bt nearly 3,300,000 fn 1953. The company calculates that-the concurred in by bolh the Houie t'jtnl^elementary school,age„population will increase from ~and Seriate, liul"U»e'prospects arr it* prenent 18,200,000 to more than 23,400,000 In 1956. exceedingly good at the mornrni The number of children eligible to enter high school will for obtaining all the money that decrease thin year and next, but thereafter the trend will is nrcetiary for bringing deep Ire reversed and their number will jump from 2,200,000 In * water to Sanford’s front door. 1949 to more thun 3,200,000 in 1961. The situation is con­ sidered sufficently serious to call urgently for "planning Most of'Sanford's present day along practical lines in order that adequate provision be troubles are due to growing pain). made for the education of the new crop of children. . . There is a housing shortage be­ "This is particularly necessary In areas where schools are came there are more people heie already overcrowded,” the Metropolitan points out, •“ and wanting houses' than ever before. where, even now, there is n shortage of teachers.” There is a parking problem be cause there are more cars. There il a financial problem (for the City) because there is more stork to do taking care of mere people, and because the more pei)>Ie who buy houses the more propeifjrj it exempt from faxes on account' of homestead exemption. As “ growing pains” these are all to the, good. Iail some remedy for them will have to be found. * As the Pepy trial gets unJer way in Tallahassee, the best wishes of 24,00(1 of hit constituents go out to Orailey Odium who will j!iy to prove that he was offered a , bribe by a fellow represents-, live frqra Key West who in truth was representing th* UoAnukeiu. Odhtrn is seeking to prove hi* charge not far selfish motives but in the interest of good govern­ ment for if legislation can be pair­ ed, or blocked. In Florida by hrf bery. good government cannot possibly -survive; But if is vie * thing to be offered a bribe, il is another thing to prove it. Wer^, there any witnesses to the olfer? It there any documentary evi­ dence) These are questions which can be answered only in the trill itself and which may provide the answers' to Pspy’s guilt or inno­ cence. Advertisers should know ihn llw reston newsprint is scarce it because ol booming newtptper circulation ait over th« Unit­ ed Stain. People are reading news­ papers today as they never hare before. In our own cat* our cir­ culation hat almost doubled since, before the ‘war.* ^ Almost every newspaper in lb*' United - lev tied Sts H |H R . n i* some c/iri* of newspapers today "becegs* .. they are controlled by big busin«». by capitalista, by edverinor Tweaus* they devote - . much, space to world news, to t o publicity.*•or ■ , ■ m •• - • • ' +■• • ••• ' ■j - Li -V i - . SANFORD FORUM Sanford, Fla. July 81, 1947 ation to the public,-before U'tibi- „ ulng work on the highways. And on one occasion, was advised by a road building - contractor- that it was specified in his contracts; that the public must be taken care oL and not Inconvenienced, before any* work was begun. All along 1 thought of the many detours, wiles and miles out of the way, and over lime rock and asphalt, and rough dirt roads, we would hare had to * make had we made this mileage in. our own state of Florida. Where It is costing the Florida Motorists and Tourists coming in­ to the state, thousand* of dollars, . in making detours, and having the lime whit* wash and asphalt clean-f ed from their autos. Our S ta te* Road Department seems to have (he public be damned! attitude. It seems the Reed Department it veers behind the times in repair­ ing and rebuilding roads, end rould learn a great deal from other states. Youra truly, 3. T. Newby. Editor Th* Sanford Herald City Gentlemen: Mr*. Newby, daughter and I have iuat returned from tounng the Pacific Northwest by auto, covering 9737 miles, passing through 81 itatc*. During this mileage, we had one detour 1cm thanevMfhalf mil* over paved highway, and another, where a cul­ vert was being put in, around which the detour was leva than one quarter of mile, which had been pavad before work began on the cuhcarL In two or three towns we detoured around two or three blocks on paved streets, where streets were being paved, in many cases and tnllee roads were being repaired, one half of rood being repaired, su aa not to inconveni­ ence the public or detour them. __ Lillian D. Wald, American so­ On three occasion. In conversa­ tion. I was advised that these cial worker, was the mother of » f staUs always gave first consider­ plan for public health nursing. WE’VE BEEN WITH YOU TWELVE YEARS W* are twelve years old this July. Yee—way back yonder in the yrsr 1936, a capitalist moved io Florida from another Htste. He tunrlia*fil t>tttchased proparty property in tianrora Sanford and Hiaie, lie ana in other cities Ju Florida, and une day,ha j j mentioitWf to ttmT^iM^ssirfawr rare* in Florida were considerable higher than in his Horn* Stem, end bo thought perhaqy the reason for thia wus that the mutual fire * insurant companies wen, not active in Florida. . —ii- y XX.Q* -■ -. . Hr had tarried most of his Insurance In Mutual Compan lee. i: nd induced ue to take on the tepm itlaiton of mutual flra Insurance companies, giving vs tht names of the mutual -mnpanlex he had had satisfactory dealltiff‘ 7 * with In hi* Hem* State. • ~ Tide is why we etarted a Mutual Insurance Agency in Sanford—way back yonder In July, 1936. Our amhltiun bus I** r to build up an agency devoted to the task of providing good Insuranea protection for th# people In Seminole County at a saving. That we hnv* to seme extent at least succeeded in doing this I* indurated by the fact tkat to­ day wa have the pleasure of serving over five hundred cutlamMs, moat of whom bought insurance from us Lacaura our agency was recommended by a loyal customer. To our customers Iwlor.gs th* credit for lb* growth of ♦hie Agency—for srithout their Loyally and support througbrul these twelve year*— It just wtiuMpT have happened. live andTft'wont them ‘ T.rthein, v t die dull ...................... to know that we..fully rVcognlu th* t fact that this Is truly their l|i»uis«, agency—for they have made It so—they have saved more money op H»*tr Insurance than w# ro'eda writing tha Insurance— we have been MUTUALLY benefit tod knowing oach othof* \ye toko ihio ineara r f thanking our customers publicly for their kyolty and support during these twelve years. . ; . C. M. Boyd & Company m �I r W ED N E SD A Y, JU LY 2S, 1947 TIIE SAN FORD tlE R A L P , SAN FORD. FTORIDA Social A n d Personal Activities •! Calender Youth Week To Be Held By Methodists e r s on a l . —■■ * ■# Plana are underway for a youth Mrs. K. H. Smith nnd lotii nrt* w ee* w rirw * n e in o s u i week at w the Flrat Methodist Church which will be held from 1 * l ll f tfA o .u . ft's Aug. 3 to *. t. The progra program will parents. Ku" ' * 1 Mrv - 8w‘ ,h • be centered around youth and will lie made up of ttddy,.' wondup, Miss Margate! Tuieti of Winter fellowship and fun. HVvcn arrived vi-m . i J.*y to visit The leadera of the group will for Several Weeks with Me. uiul be made up of four young people who have recently received intern Mrs. II. K. Long. aive training at I.akr Junaluika, Mrs. Robert C. Millet and three N. C. which will enable them in aaalating in the program. Mist Clio children. Mildred. Hobby and CharMetcalf, Bartow, will aerve ** con- mion. left on Sunday for Daytona aelor and other members of the Ilearh to spend a month. team are the Misses Nell itoso Mr. and Mrs. Car! Oiu. p.iimj!, Bwck, Myrtlewood, Ala.; Naomi Hupert, Iota, Kas.: Mary Belli Jr. were called Inst Thursday to Joyner, Siler. City, N, C.j and Air. Charlottesville, Va. because of the Ilf .Mrs. Cl.urpenlngV tuOlhPorter Anderson, Jr. of Dun.-Lon, death er-ln-law. Tenn, The young people will be divided Mr. and Mis. George H iwlamt into small groups in the afternoon By UOU Hit).MAS to work on projects from 3:00 P. of this city today amumnred the M. until 4:00 after which n sup­ engagement of theil daughter, HOLLYWOOD. July 23, UPy— per will be held at 0:00 o'clock Hetty Louise, to J. L. Anderson. Attention Larry Tiernayt Hudy The slipper will lie followed wilh Mr. Anderson is tin- son of Kric Anderson and ihe tale Mr*. And­ Vallee la muscling in. , class periods for different age erson vL-Urillmrbiun. Wash. Armed with megaphiinu, Vallee groups.will lie held. Plans for the wedding will lie waa an idol of the bathtub gin All young people from 12 to 23, era. Now he wanta to aport a their parent*r*teneher, counselors announced at a Inter ilate. gat, but, unlike a present-day and anyone interested In .youth! al| Lieut. Conidr. ami Mr*. Robert crooner, only on the screen. He are invited- to participate K.* Pearce and sail, Itohin. oml Avould like to play the law-brpak- the .activities. Mr. nnd Mrs J. St. Whii mg aide of film murder stories. ' ' Clair '‘in 'Mole •AJ4fcr*Wlf**,"»2 biba JWMW* “ Yea,” be cmpbaiWexL *“ wellsome time at the Sea,s|q.> l.ontl modidated fnne< '* " ('ArciuTil Tike Apartments at Daytons Ueurh very much to play tough rules. The Pearces plan tu Lavi; Aug. 1 And 1 know I can look tough.” He for Guantanamo. .Cuba where went into a detailed explanation! Lieut. Comdr. IVaiie will be sta­ of how Ida featurea are adaptable 1 tioned. aucH rolet. if • Why,” he exclaimed, “ 1 often X red my band with this puts." C o a t s A n d S u it s T o ,T r Rudy was dead ierjou» about ^Jhla Intentions. and )>e ia a guy H ave F ew er C hanges QWhu haa aucceeded in many field* of * show buxines*. Apprvaching Hy .DOROTHY HOP. hla 40th birthday next Monday,’ he BIRTII ANNOUNCEMENT la in fine phyaical ahape, having Associated Press Fashion Editor _____ _______ _ ___ ______ and Mr. and Mrs. David K. Thrash-. .A^-nwin ____ _r ___ ■ healthy, ruddy complexion as ........................ you recover fiom all hla hair (now tinted an pttrar-jw announced today the blrlh of n tin- '•hock of the new fall dresses. tive rust color.) __ ™ — j daughter. Sherry Nan, on July I!* Which are deslgnedlo inike every' ' way to ‘ ■ *n the femald Laughton M.-njrial thing In yOUr clothes closet ohso “T was * on my good roles,” he continued, "when I made Hospital. .M rs. Thrasher will be |,ite. you might .a»t an eye on the “ Palm Beach Story." Hut then I rememliered as the former .Shir- coming suits and coats. went Into the Coast Guard.” Since ley Cameron. These are going to be consider leaving the service, he list been st.lv easier to take, xinre f ^ g o i Restricted almost entirely to play” r, *!r: .C 'Vl.V .a myr the extreme. ... r.,*. styling •omiunc^d UM iay, Ihf birth uf“ "n1|‘ o ^«t/„ . l. f.n that If '™ n g fuddy-duddies. *♦ .on. Glen Walker, on July 20 nt ,,r" , *s for f ‘ " ’you­ lf “ I*missed having the Dillinger vou're the conservative type, re|« by two weeks," he lamented. the Fernald laiughtun Mrmorinl 're going tu be ahlu tu find (kilty Rudy La currently getting a de­ Hospital. * Mr*. Gillyard U the nf tIUcfrrt, wearable coni* and parture by playing a straight nun- former, Lorraine Alasey. . * milts this fall. If you like radical cohjedy rote of a goateed doctor in fashions, they'll lie available, too, Mr. and Mra. II. K. Long an *‘I Remember Mama.” If movie Theri> an- two distinct ailhouetproducers, don't edme through aodneed • today the birth uf i te* in the fajt euat lineup - both w|tb a tough characterliallun, hell daughter, Hlilidey ’ Jean: -in July new, both pjncTical and both In­ iimber up hia tonsils and head for Id at the Fernald Laughton Mem­ coming. • Olio' is the fitted coat, singing •engagements In Mexico orial Hospital. Air*. Long i* the which has been missing from the Chty, South -America, awl Lomfon-| former. LUxabeth. Tulcn. fashion scene fur kcvV ih I »• a u ; John Garfield got around 3160,Tile other n the greatcoat with ODO for hts role in 1"Gentleman’* * A battery1ilrvire has been de­ full; flaring back almost univer Agreement,” but nothing Tor be- veloped to light a lady's handbag sally becoming. when opened. ilg an extra iii ^JUauy.Cinyon. For sports and qvrning Wi-ar, lie aeemed to ,be enjoying Mm munv hooded. , coat*. »n> Ip'ing Dust on a light luilh rah cut lb sfL______ shown, tho hood* i:>uall) 4in-*l in Angela Lansburg-PpUr Shaw two- efficiency by at much as 2d per- coritrasUng color and 'designed-*o ccn apme la getting, steadier,,. . . Bnthat they tuny he-thmwn hack m shrlrted In the little red achoolThe first nd—clip of Wool may form a cowl collsr. ouse at 20th-Fox la a pictura of hot Fahrirs are hamlaoturr thatl they be made on a lamb eight muni Republic star Hov Hoy Huge Roger*. have been In many y»ar». For rgen has an answer to old. •Edgar Bergen tha autograph nuisance. He hands Rput phoney money; It*r»"Charlie ^HcCarlhy maxuma — Ulegai and very lender." . . .. Dan Duryea, going'from One color, epic to an­ other. has a method for keeping the two characters straight. In “ River Lady” he’ wears a mous­ tache. . . . Donald O’Connor waa sweating out hla first preview In font- years, "Something In Tha ‘ Wind." He has no ground for Orlando Highway At French Ave. worry— he’a tha bright spot in the film. . . . FRIDAY All day meeting and picnic nf the W. 8. C. a of (ha First Methodl*t Church will ha bald at 10:00 A. hi.' at tha home of Mre. ft W. Htfrran on. tha Country Club Hood. Tha Townsend Club arill meet • » tha Touriat Center at rf.00 o’clock with If. G. Lundquist, pre•ident, presiding. Plana will be tnada for the diaU\:t council all *dar meeting of tha Dth Cungreaatonal Dlatrict which will include a buainesa matting at I0:3‘J and a covered diah luncheon a*. 1:30. Wavne IJ. Albert, atate organiser, will be tha main apeaker ami all 'inembera and frienda are invited. Hollywood • N a n c y L u i'lla M c C o llu m B e c o m e s T h e B r id e O f A n d r e w L e w is M y e r s , J r . O n -S u n d a y Of interest to many friends in JUullug p/ she btaJotfeoamr-ehn-r Sanford^ml Central Florida I*.tit** an aqua . miiroidertsl eyelet gown anuouheement ’ of the nun ring* of wlihvwhlch elit* wore 1onrf* pink Nancy Luelln McCollum, daughter glove* and a shoulder corsrg * of of Mr. and Airs. Harry Clifford pink im nations and valley lilies. Acting as betl man Was Klton McCollum, Sr, of Auburndsle, to Andrew Lewi* Myers, Jr., son of J. Alinighton. Jr. of Sanford and Mr. and Airs, Andrew Lewis Myers usheis were Harry C. AlrColluut, of this eilv. The wedding tuck Jr. and Harry Joe Atinarik alto of place vn. Sunday nf lei non at 4:30 Banfurd. o'clock at the First Presbyterian _Following tin- ceremony a recep­ h i held. in »tt. wi* »js» ,St. fc*n, iininus at. the Albans Churrh tu Aobumdale. Rev. J. I. tion, was Kpjr.ojud I'arHh l|u»*e with ^I|s. Wherry, pastor, % performed the Ur* „ .., ’ ... I l l............. . a ' ceremony. •t * Btamhatigb greeting* the guest- nt _______ and pretenlfhg then! to Pedestal________________ baskets'of-whitedoor tfta.iloluse* with potte,! palma Vormed'tin- i.-.l iving line. Composing-the a setting fur the wedding mid n-tliving line Wl<r« Mr. nisi Mrs. white tapers in seven-branched McCollum. Sr.. Air*. "Atyor*. Sr., candelabra illuminated the SCOiid. Mr umi Ali*. Myer*. Jr.. and Miss A program of nuptial music wn* Alii id. Flowers and greenery rendered by'George Akin, organist, served ns a ’ background fur the a close friend of the young couple. lire and lull baskets of gladioluses Mrs. Jere Stutnhaugh, Jr., soloist, anil palms were niiaugcd through­ accompanied by Miss Barbara out t)ie reception rooms. A 'three-tiered wedding .-ake Herring satig “ Thif Sweetest Story Ever Told" and “ At Dawning". topped with white carnation* and the lace The traditional wedding marches gladioluses centered rover ft I table. Lighted taper* in Were Used, The brlilr, given tn marrintri* bv Ihii'i-btniuhcd silver CrtMilwIira her father, wore n floor length flatiketl the wedding cake which gown o f white eyelet batiste fisrhl- Wu* cut by Hie bridal rotlph- witli nned with n filled boduv. high an lieirlaom cake knife. The hrtde attchded W tlcyon neckline, neplunt and bustle The skirt terminated In a short (rain. ndlege in Alncon, Ga. ami was A tiara of sets I pearl* held her giadiitilcd from Stetson Univel-fingertip veil o f illusion anil her sitv at I), I and. mngnn .rum Im de.. bouquet was a colonial ail align­ She i. n member of Ilic-Pi -Beta ment of gardenias and lilie* si Phi o«ia| sorority. the valley with puffs of Frauen Mr, Alvers altendnl the Cnimaline. She carried a BattcnU-rg vn *iiv of Florida UTore entering lace handkerchief whlrh hud he- the Ximv Air Force* and upon jonged to Jtet maternal . nnd»i hls,loiqrn^atftMidtddiDIrtAaa . nml mother amh-wnrp~»' !dntrfn 'kTSMfrt T ^ < t7 Vimrrniiy in Atlnn'a. In ,H,nr|f B gift of the groom, the Fair he plain to enter fi- riplp Atiss'Joan Miller of Orlando, at­ JUmVeisIkV sehoi'l o f niedici'te in tendant. who wa* a college’ room­ I'iuluJt intiiir. mate i f the bride fig four year*. Fitr traveling Alt*. Alyci ware wore H flour length gowiu or piiik a tuili led II(Lwhite gow lulled Hwi** £a*lduiied ulovt linos j i , . n llll(| w Ixit*- me. - ,i!c, urd similar tu those of the luido, 811*1 a eiir-ni'r tt>r of gntdcnih* and valley wore ntalclting mills mid eairled lilit-, •The rouble left fu a tnlef a nosegay of nssorted pink and honeymoon at l>a)ti>tin Ib-nrh while flowers tied with Idu • rile* "Gue-ti Invitod from 8anb*rd In­ buns. l(er iieadrlre** win of (hd cluded Miss- Winifred Lovell.-Alt. assorted flower*. and 'Ir-. Ai t». Myers, Hr., Mr. nnd Air*. McCollum, Sr., mother of Mi Llton .1. Aimighton. Sr.. Alt. the bride, wore pink’ nylon crepe and Mi-, Klton J. Alougiitnil, Jr., with a softly draped skirt and Ah .mil Mrs! Harry Joe Aliiini:V, neckline. Sliuuuru—lung white J.^F-.Ani1enmrt7_ Att5j Uii tib. gloves nnd Iter corsage was of lil­ itci on mid Mr. and Al, K T. ies of the valley. Alta. Myers, Sr,. Chnumnn. liri-ssy roots, you'll be seeing much Olid vou take youe choice. Jackets sal Inv id nek 'bromlrioth, with n gt'ilctally are longer, skliti me ,|,. . n almost like silk. For stur­ flared inslenii of straight, waists dier coats, there are soft imported nro nipped .in more mid there'a tweeds. Wonderful deep-pile v«d* in rtmnd look to the hi|< C lint for ours and fleeces, velvety saeife Conservative soul* there hi * Mill cloth, silky camel'a hair. If vou'je a cape furi, you'll lie happy next season, for enpe» are all over (lie place, lung, slmi t nml ruediu. There are dramatic floorlength -hooded rapes for evening guaranteed lo make any woman look like a prints donna. A cgsa ill point ia Anthony HiuUa.v lilark broad-dot h liooitrd theater rape/ iined itj garnet red satin and gild lame. Another similarly striking formal cape is Kivielte's, lo scar­ let wool. As for suits, you pay your.mom ALTAMONTE SPRINGS NEWS -I -V "W f MRS. II. D. McINTOSII, JR. The caucus for nominaliont for a special election to fill the office* of mayor and assessor-treasurer was held Monday night at lK> Community House. These offic,-s were vacated, dm- to the resigna­ tion of H. O. Smith former mayor, il|oukvapd *,v* the late Lawrence ■H. ** »• *-r** i ing. whose deatli occutrgd uu.Jumrl *34k •I’ t . n eo tn iliu o * L m ft.:.' 2'J. The nominees for the' office of mayor are, T. P, Wiirlow. Jr'. II. D. AL'Iutosji. Jr. and Col. J. K. AT Matthews. Numiiicr* fur Asses­ sor-Treasurer ore, John Go nluni and Fred Faulhaber. Election will PARK and GENEVA AVENUES take place Tuesday, Aug. u. Mr. and Mrs. I)un Hauis ate spending several weeks i-i .Mil­ waukee, AVis. Air. and Mrs. W II. Hal laid ate in lwxington, Ky, fur the summer. Air. Baliard recently underwent an op’sratioy on Ids eye. and is recovering satisfactorily. They will THURSDAY and FRIDAY!!! return to Altamonte in iftyituinW, • Air. and Airs. Artlm, Lott uf D U R Y E A . . . A S T O U G H IN T A I L S . . . Orlandu were hosts Sunday rvi ning to a dinner party nl *V- DdblA N D T W IC E A S R O M A N T IC ! dread Country Club. giVcii In hon­ or of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence L. i cm “ Scarlel SirWl" nr I’urk Avenue . . he Irentn Horpe. The occasion win Mr. »ndj ever) tinme the nanie! Alin. Ilorne’s anniversary. Geolge Robson lefi Sutidny for Itellmore L. I. New- York, where he will spend ft few Wee!.*. . ■ Air. nnd All* Herman, Muench have returni*!- from. Nc'v. Yj>rV City. r : i i w llw.spent *m*. w « ik -( Friend* of Alnjor George Mng'ley will regret to hear of hi* seti-l nils illness • Air. and Alt*. K. K Whitten of Hmiford, nnd Airs. II. I*. Mrlnlosh spent last week-end tn I'oii* ■ tier* da. American Legion and AutHIaey |*i,*| 1H3 will hold tin- b .- i • ■ meeting Wednestlay evening 'at Milk) I*. AL at . Ilo* Altamonte Htirings Crtmmuuily li • .J Mr. ami- Mrs. Wm! K. Mver*. from Arlington, Va. are visitjnif Last Day W K D N K S D A Y I' Mr. and M rs., Elmer It . Brown The fuursome plun t<> spend .* f< «• !iiimidt*utNi|(iinn ditva In (Aotnnnilu itrarh ihis vcerkc* Me Ol'RNft 12: IS l\ M. Kb ninrumi •jintwiiii , Air. and Mrs. John Goddard^ IT HAPPENED have a* Iheir house vilest. Alia.’ Goddard'* mother Ati*. Kvaii* from IN BROOKLYN Spiingfield. Ala-*. I Hag#ir !♦*« Kd • Atr. and Mrs. Fred Faulliidwr T _ ___ i ' r k s k ttL .' " ’J were among the gm-L wim nttended n dinner at tin Long wood Hotel Sunday evening. WILL OPEN SOON > ■- ]>■ A - . s J* Rl ■t ! bow jacket mil* nint p icunl.il r Iasale > which depend on good liiii a. Lihric mid tailoring fir Inirlf effect. ( AHD t>l* TIIANKH We wish tti expii sa om thanks id nnrr many frienda m d ndkik.. Lit.-, for tlieir many it«-ed; uf stud Ursa and sympathy. A l s o tlir lieuii iiftii floral ufferings during tlm Illness and dcalii of oili lured one. The family of Ali*. Al. K, .Maiming The Anchor The much klcked-arouml "Sain­ ted Siatera". ia back on the Baramount schedule. Its story prob­ lem waa solved by tha simple trick changing the tints from tha nt to thq 1Hub's. . . . Can you low this Van Johnson and ,a Cronyn ararcollaborating on urdar yarn, "Tha Man Who A t Capistrano." « ^Thba Bachelor And Tha Bobby , ia surprisingly good fun, la its rather forbidding title. .pita It starts slowly, but once you gat used to tha Idea o f1Cary Grant courting Shirley Temple (if only la jest), you will be amused. Of course. Myrna Loy gets him at tha end, but only aft4r soutc hil­ arious episodes. w oB #y? •iH t/ - Now * -•*: *’ . * "**« ,. w Is Specializing In *• Sea Foods "VTF Also Have Choice .-%Western - . SteakB '■ . And Chicken i~i ■1 'T mmi- ; Conte Out And Enjoy One Of Our Sea Food Plotters 1 CARRY ANTI­ WORRY INSURANCE* A Regular Ad Private Dining Room for Special Partied - ' . Walter and Evelyn High (Sole Owners nnd Operators) /•Jisa'XaiSfiatr- IIORIS DOD­ SONS “l» o pietsr" ihsi’s psrint hit fittl suiumn ds)t whsn lha niimiry »ut« up, up, upl ISlstk rston ilju ti with Binsitiui p«pluin uf rsyon fsills-cud* w ispaa* tbs th«m<. 9 to IS. II1-9S- Bar Opena At 3 p. nt. — Dining Room Opens At 5 p. nt. r Classes » ’ *• Sr” . " per r (ho Office! y r- ate Take advanlnge of our Lay-away Plan’ to buy your new Fall Suit or SPECIAL Dress Now! THURSDAY — FRIDAY — SATURDAY cubeb A Gunning new blouse, beautifuiy Uitw ed ol tupeib quility BATES broadcloth, th a f w aihei *o beautifully and always looks id Unh. Tha convertible wing toiler it so vtiy chic and look! so gay with a little bow tie. And they alt have washable shoulder pads. Sues 9 to 15. DORIS DODSON'S CcU,m Rml* Dstt-FLld-plut w>ru) formula for nuking a oo«-pi«t drru look Ilka two! Brin buttons on DORIS DODSON'S u d a d ir wool pUld. C.stn, red, blue, whit# fronud In rtd, or black, rsd, cop, white (runted la copper. Sue) > l J, *14.9). C 3 - 9B .V r j.: iik m ’ =-1; * L- ■ i ■f'.r. �. f •I • : i r Turns In 2 To Here Is Box Scare Kcaric L. Berry. All- Buddy Bchrena Enters It Inning Tilt; On Saturday’s Tilt Time Sports Great Quarter Finals. In c Scores Tally Says “T” Nothin# New Boy’s Tennis Tourney BECKWITH* JR. o Cop Nightcap By ARTHUR Herald Sport* Editor AP Newafcaturea SOUTH BEND. Ind.. July Vt; Here I* the boa *core on thi lt> AUSTIN, Tex.— Kcarle. I- Ber­ WPl’ Top seeded Herbert (Buddy) Inning I to 0 thriller pltened by Buddy Lake In DeUnd Saturdny ry, one of the all-tlmr greet i of nrhrcn* of Fort. I.aut|gri(alr, facnl Southwestern sports, we* bnii'tuj anothrr Floridian,' Bcrney Segal get back homo after spending of "'*rut»a In the <|uartrr-flnaj “SS e and Vigl Alonio, Red lint to hurler; h*rc within . their grasp 40 months in Japaneses ptlsun icund m )h'> Junior Division of thr Western Junior and Boya* several outstanding record* In or- camps. He had been away n l ing time Tennl* Toon* iment here’ today. ganlscd baieball. It i» poas'ldo that thl* I* the flr»l game that and neat to wanting to soc the ( Behen* atr- ked hi* way lo tha haa ever been played that two home folks he wa* looking foiward im; *»er-fin«U .by defeating Dick pitcher* went the route in a P» to viewing the widely-heralded T Ricgr- ** K lamaxno, Mich., B.J, Inning tilt that went scoreless for formation in football. Must be fl-2 ytkterdav, while Segal won by a rt-n, r, 4 *eore from Jerry IS consecutive inning*. Buddy really great, he muard. But it to hla surprise he Jlloivirnl Dewitts of Vallejo, Calif. ntsy hold mother rfcord for pH* n* that the T waa Die same forma­ Ouartfr final play in the boya’ Ing 10 »corrle»» inning*. Here I* the Mx that *o many tion ho had used at Denton High dlrDlon i'itt* forward without the School and a( the University of two tnp.are'led entries, both fan* havo been wanting to je-i: Texas. *4**V**0 southerner*. Rlrhard llolyrod of he found„ that fool ball Del Rav, Pla.. seeded Nn. 1. and a,-Thu* Ti-— BUM.— * McManus « • formation* run In ryrtea. H** Ihluka kecPflfCseeded Hamilton Richard­ y ** *3 In* Murray. in tho team* will switch fro n the T son nf Raton Rouge, I.a. » • 1 II HattcrfirW. lb 10 2 1 to other tried systems In three or Itarflneton, It Holyrod fell yesterday before t 0 t 4 four' year*. Trier, it* tr>-ypar-<dd Conrad Wood*, son j n I « Uridt, rl » e e it Berr+ now la Texas adjutant nf the movie actnr Donald Wood* fctlvtimtn. tf * o « i general. HD appointment fame JO of l.o* Antmlr*. In an upset, ft-2, VucJ. a * i i a U l i n t> vtars after he enlisted In the 3-fl, fl-1 ilicialnn, , *• l i* it >* Texas National (luanl In May of Among the . seeded junior* (till •cored the run In iho *rr Total* lUlfl to begin an llluatrlmii army In the running were low MrMasitKi.tai* e of the nlghtre.il. Hoi career. ah r ters of St. Petersburg, Fla. and center field and wa* a I* a Gen. Berry was a moat tmtmual Dirk Mouteiloua of Kn.ppftr, ct to third on a one bare llnsa. in Manager Don Murrey, VUtar, It i 0 ia i : s S f f ifrwtuAirS KTen rears * S L t t t t k(third S J round) S a w t * * j „ „ j or singlca single* fur »d**lurrar at Bac­ W »d4*uH apart. In 1914 while nt tha Uni­ l o l l * Sidney Schwarla of llrooklyn, illi Lake went acamper- aKtoan. rt a * s i « versity of Texas he wa* all-Tos.i* N. Y„ defeated Gerald Monseros* the platter with the Ctoteek. lb 1 o « i* i Intercollegiate Athlaiic Associa­ P en t, tb margin. __ Veg*. " 7 a » i a tion tackle. The Southwe*: f.'i.n- salvatge of .Coral Gables tb2, <11 o .i i a 1. the twilight affair the team* Htelnrrkf, e frrenro wa* organised tno next t o o t ; _td on even ba*i* tliroughrul A|on*u. p vear and a decade later Berry te- MrMaslera defeated Rob Geraint contest with the Senator* get. <1 ft 4 IT I* turne<l to Sho unlverairv and won of Milwaukee, 0-4,- fl-1. Totota benefit o f a fe>V ■more a—lUn for tVaiWell In llth. all.Southwest Confcrojire. guard Junior doublcii (gacond round) decision* ami break* o f tho Scot* - b r ln«*»n*a: Behrens and •'M<wjd*d9* de­ Hint in it »«• «*• I'** »• «• • • > - ■I honor*. lit. cable ha:)t an a year feated John Coltom of Plkeaiirtsn t ftpi ono ana ®sa **• •—* department student. Senator* tallied their flral Krruift. MseManu*, Kn»PP»r. r t » The 10-year |ierbid of mllllary vllle, Md., and Gerry Thomas of the atath frame. Halt* |«-k Per** V»*a Hliit»n h**” aervlne hadn't handlrappcd him Washington, fl-1, rt-0. Haerlflcc* to right rcnlet field. Cone Istke lt<»*«, tl'ile b . Charlca tJevoe of Indianapolis athletically Ix-cauae he nlwaya pitcher for the Oilaudoans, Akinin 1, Vllter tMolsk. T w o base kept .In condition play iiup-wi li’t- und MoiiaalvAlce-'defeated Jaclr an* - lit 111*. .lU r r in a lu n . g t U . u u i ‘ hi* eenler, and <m the Wii.trl.U Hloan, T h rw b*»* b ll»—8*t- vlro team*. Vinreul nf Madison, Wla., and time. IrtftpM. Hem* iun» patted In— itta went tear Ing forr hoi Berry also waa a wn-*tllng Dan Baumldo of Milwaukee, A-l, i Bride picked up llm ball and M il. o f f J,*k*. » In t» tnnlnat; champion In 19lfi and 'Id and was 7-B. . I Tb* sphere to Don Ford at *|| Alunsu I* In 1* Iptilne* a track star in the same vent a. MrMaslera and Hrgal dafeaUd ruck out by l a k t I, b y AttnI plate and caught Butts e* he Hi fa'blavad an' Uia' fgmwt Sernpd Dirk Rieger and Dan Christian of an— I,---- W IT H — off— l n k t lr o il . Ho. nt eliding toward tho plate. AIn n in t. le ft on Paw*. Hanford Texas Infantry foatball leant Of Xalatnxrnnr 7D1,- fl-1:— —---------Major moved to aceond an tb* I I ; Ihlrfutd I* Umpires. liavlt and 1910 which old-timers insist wa* Bova doubles (first round) thtow to Ford.. Craig l.ytuand’i It.p.ll Tim* nf asm*. lira the greatest rle.vrn of all time. It Holyrod and Richardson de•ingle to left field was nuim-mar- aHtl itrmiin mopped up all opposition and Her- fsated a * Immanuel (mala and ttv hobbled by Tim Tyler, allowing Htanlua, t< a a ry think* the team could *tnnd up George Womli of Chicago, fl-9 • • Major to cross the plate. K clitre p against any collrge beam in the u * The Feds tied the contest In the r U w ls u nation today, a to o At Kulm of Evanston, III., and bottom of tho eovenlh frame. Jrr- PTiunat Gen. flerry was awarded (he Boh Sierra of Tampa, hla., d4IW Silverman drew a free ticket distinguished service cross and the Total* i* * ** •* , Whllft Tutting for Don Ford and a. Walked for Pord. In 7th. distinguished service medal for feated Clyde Barker of Salt Lake and Don Stowe of KalamaP—Itaii for ttllv.tniftn In Tin, t3*K f a«erifiecd t0 oeeond on \ per­ outstanding action against the City r—Hsoltlrnl for Kalllv* jti 7th. fect bunt by Rill l.nwi». nrv.- Fed Japanese in defense of Balaam xod, 6-7, (1-0, R.fl. d^-ltan for Itailft In I Kb. . backstop who was hitting for Cad Then a colonel in the Infantry, he . -Halt'd tof Htftnl.ru In lilts. ANOTHER PHALANX? i Kettle*. Walter Haitington paste I f—tuu - fur_Zuba In tltb*-waa in command of teninnnt* of a •- staling altlgle Into ccnt.-r nt’ .l Ortando esii » « l #»« • ! - * division cut off from Dm main *«* •<*> 100 I NEW YORK, Ready Jack, Johnny Tomat, who went In to run Hanford Ituna. Jirnlrs, M ajor and TftlnsU force ami entirely surrounded hr bay colt by Pilate-Jacola, I* only ■=-* *u,v*rman. croaaed the plata. KrroMt daj.i of T ykr. sjanntne. Bait*. Itulw Japaneiu. After f i n io tallied the winning t un ton. l.i'Piand '3 B ern jMng|e.iJgbUmt_he Jitsceiai. * 2-year-old but he promDca tn on -a •ingle-by TV!r*baap^ln *TTm urra r- aacftflc-, fullv withdrew his jommawl by Irk Up Wherever Phalanx leaves flee by Major nwl si I.akr, Lawlt, Major. M ft on ban-. wading down the beachmi and off. Ready Jack D a ftjll brother Orlando 1. eaeford l . Its** on Pall*; e by f.yhrand. to Phalanx, beaten favorite in the Major »• Htntrk nut by Maine climbing over rocky headDndit. Ho ween Die contest* Monagri Off ». Km l-* ' *, Bianion »• P a^ .1 then trapped and annihUuted l.hOO Kentucky Derby Iml winner of the .Murray and Manager foil ilrril ball*. Ba<l* Wlunlna iillrh.r. Ma­ Japanese In (he "Little Tdnl poc­ Belmont. Like Phalanx, ho la •greed to limit the »eeond tilt ro jor. I-ottns pltchftr Wanton, ttm- ket." owned by C. V. Whitney In partplr.i. Cooper and l A 'r l f . Tim* nf Berry wa* raptured with hla ncnhlp with hla breeder Anram l i m e ItlS. been - extended to men on April 9, 1942, and walked a Hewitt. t lr r * * 4 flam* I In the torturous nine-day Batalin ‘ ORDAISIH* Major went the routti in dralli march. Ing tilt, while KotD«» I.yhrand, M< Ha rrcelved the purple heart !i<- on the Mexico Border and In Sib­ for the Fed* end gave Manning, l b caujuj of injuries received when eria. China or the I’ hllippinsa, Mpt tlarriian If Bill Stanton, who rcceivod n .v l l 3b four Japeneae clubbed ntld bc.il busy In athletics, playing and for the defeat. Erl Davia, llrail*!, rt him after the nurremlor. They roarhlng haakrtbflli and foothi.ll ___ Sanford chunker worked TJiroop ef wnnlml Ids fountain pen and lie and competing In several r.atiunal tha mound for the .Scimt.nr in ftoba rtson. lb wouldn't give U up. . matches with the Fort Denning in­ aecond game. Johnny Tama, APi*u, e During Ida long army corccr, fantry rifle team. * silydft SIR Strnton handled hillock Pavla Berry, while not busy mldlei mg p for the local*. ssllait* light the Celerymen Invade Totsl* 11 4 II HI Field In Crlando for a reHAN VO It I) engagement with the Sen ab k *s ■ Buddy Lake will be the ItrMsnu*. » I I 1 4 bis pitcher for tha Fed*, and Kkrrinaton. rl •■ t 1 0 1 ft lo e likely that Stan Eedalia or HIllsrflftM, lb For i t t a Hyda wiC,receive ths cell U kft lb 1 1 1 1 Murray, lb ager , Devil. i i i a llrtlt*, c f OHIjAHLKI .1 « e a Ty|#r, c t sfc h p a ft H l|r* rm «ti, If I [•** 11 U I t ‘ Ford, o t a i l 5 « i * i l Tom at. p 4 1 The Toaxt Of i a a k tin t o o . p 4 1 ARTHUR SBCKWITH. JR. .arald Sport* K«Jltirabid baseball fun* jammed nleipal Park hrre laat night •part In the "Ruddy festivities and witness the bill between the Sanford Ped^-andslhe Orlando SenwhTah the Senators trlr.iloeakt In the opener by a h In 11 innimta and _ edged the Solon*, t to t) fightcap. was given round* of apby those present aa ho step^ to the mirrophone lo rei trrer 20 gift* from merrhanl.* between the clashes. _ A gift of f358.88 was mad / ny Lake "rooters”. completed hla night by the pnly run of th* second to enable the Frfd* to 1 lo 0 victory over the underwriter and former Public Links Tourney' .Jnsurancq New England Amateur Champion, Enters Fi^rt Round paced Dm field of 179 entrants 4n I I.(ill III A I T A T M I.K A a t lt » I. it s« OclJDd ti n at - *4 Orlando MANIUltO II ti Palstka ti i l ' Iwfttbwrg j* <1 it tiai |..|.a Ikach It Veskreay** llrtali. UslBrttlU* HI. Auaustlna as !•rl .at* il* i .a* ■»37 .I I I .IKt .a I* .117 t-aUlka M l H I , All*u*tln« 0-1 Orlandn 1-0; ITANPOMIi 1-| (1st a*me II Innlnxii. i=‘.Jfatli.na Hears 1-1; P * ta n | |-|. MINNEAPOLIS. July 2.1.'< /tlThe National Public Link* Golf Tournament turned from stroke to match play today with 48 of the B4 ehamplnnahfb flight quhllffrr.t "Dtrd for elimination in the first nail second £ound* over thu Mvadowhiook*'Municipal Course. Thirtv-two first lSdioly round matches occupied tho morning with 1(1 I8-hulo round Ulta on thu afternoon slato. Wilfred CrAsiley, Atlanta. Go., I’lttiburah XATIIIXA1. Rneiklyn f,*w Tork II Mtj.lt Ml n,u1i Clnrlnnitl Cll rig!. ■l’ hl|*<Jtfphla as it rhllsdftlpht* at I’liuliurxb. ppd, rain A * i : i m t * i.ft Arn k v* L 4* 47 (7 11 14 3* 17 N*w Vnrk t'Ct’ Olt lloilun 11 17 IB Cleweland Indian pitcher Allan Gcttel rki*c* saddle horse* on his Virginia ranch in the off-»e**on ami Intend* lo make that his pro­ fession et the end of tha major league hurling career. . 1*7 llrsall* 1 « ,l o | * r Hutton 3*0; C h lr* a » a-8. flaw** T m i a r HAMFOItll al Orlando, lisrioea a 1 >**t.rod. 1‘abnka al HI. AUKUitln*. n ,iP u r g at UalnesvIlV , the final 18 holes nf qualifying yesterday. He shot a 'three-underpar f>9, lowest score of tho meet so far, to add to hi* 70 of Monday for 139. • Hi* total wpt four'stroke* better than his ' nearrxk romp-tiUon, five player* who carded I4Ts and, until tale in the day, appeared des­ tined to share medal honors. A 3d-hole total of ISt or better Insured spots in the flral-round pairlnga for 67 of the players. Fourteen other*, tied at 162 apiece, started a "sudden death” playoff and Arthur Jrnneman of- St. Louie — , 1a6*.. 68lh rillk. spot L *> laUnir won)tile by Uklng m a rfeuctr owthe par four second bole. Three player* were eliminated, on tb e jjm t hole and threo more on the aecond before darknt-a> halted play. - ~ A COOL SPOT Your Favorite Beverage .lif t ! .114' rausditphta 41 .444 k r tn ia . CftVfttanit 43 .471 w v 4* .411 r n r.’ htrsao 11 IS S»4 1Va>hinat'<n .440 47 ts It - .11a HI. t^Mlt* II 11 .14* IT II .117 H mh IIs V n lrrS n r <1 II .131 IPuton l , r h lc s a o 1 H e tanlna*). II •a .117 KftW Y ork 4, Ht IJtkU ft. 41 i« .171 IV sthln alon 4. IHIrolt I. 17 la .411 I'kltftdfiphla 1, rtftVftlsnd 1. ■•bAmms Bill’s Package Store and Bar 112 W. First Street Phone 880 U S C O N G R A T U L A T IO N S - On The 0p4nin£ Of To POWELL'S EDGEWOOD GROCERY P O W E L L 'S E D G E W O O D GROCERY from SECURITY LUMBER : ■ AND SUPPLY YARD 920 Maple - ~ ,i , ?■' . i I ■ Central Florida Food's Inc. Phone 797 1200 Uoilr A t*. Phone 1031 4 q n.'Jt: - LPi )i ■ ^— :1 * V *' Household Appliances The Ideal Gift 4 • *4 4 ft ft 1 #0 I 0 0 1 [i-t •y-’ TOASTERS Duepl A utom atic _ Pop-up Typ«. | j| .0 0 op NEXT TO ANGEL’S EAT SHACK - " ' • .•' ; _ : ti * Handling a complete Une of fancy Groceries and choice Western Meats. t i ; i|h i . •J1 1 ,? Also Frozen Foods. li a . \ . > - - 'i£ i : �r r. * * jr ~ . * rjr*: TW S SANFORD HERALD. SAN FORD. FLORIDA m tOTirr. Java and adjacent Madoera f m i'X T t rMHIIlIA contain nearly 50,000,00f people. IKNI.tOLN J l l i - i:.l. I M T N C lT If t: IS I t t .I lK I I V * t J l V U N th x l |iui>uiint in Section » ul C lm i'lr r U « i of F lo rid * . A l l a of l*3I,a liltoaa n a* lh* M i 'l l 1*11 V A C T lb* follow Ina dewnlaed ................ ________ There are nianv extlnrt voleaniH-s in the north t>f New /.ca­ lami. , GERMAN EXPORTS MIN DEN, Germany, i-Pi — Ex- YAHDLKY VENETIAN BLINDS tuirrlea’s Most lle.sutifol Aluminum t’etlir -- l'oU--hnl Alumiaum \-k Me For Free t.-limsle porta f r o m the i l i i t i . i t roii„ n f Germanv for the fitsi filer months LKGAL NOTIOThr m.'«t iin|b>rtdut exports nf tif this venr were vubu.l n* 17.New /ejjland nre 1 ‘tltti-l, clmesej m r iiK to .%rr»:in f.00,000, the. Joint Kxpolt-lroport * . Tot VKIt.% NKAJ, .PLOYS* KINO,1 Uiul In mlnoli County. Kliuku* and nuat. Agency announced. uhuH ttBlffcn?# i* I'tftchbBrf, AfA- will I*# «*Ffkt*d fur m U »»l publle Lama. ainit wltaot m llH n i m M ir n tuiti i> t«*r ifir YOU AUK IIKIlKIlV K U T IF IK lii prm .m rnt Kund !u r*M*i *t\y -n d a' Rat ten per cent for ttjc year 1947. The City Commission A •I. I*, t ln n ilu n Aa l*l*rk n ( lh* I ’lrrm i i >.„,i tUm linil* County," Klof lila n y O J , . Ila n l, li* p u ly i ’l*rk * Notice Is hereby Riven to the owners nml-or agents of nil Real Property ‘within the City of Snnfont, Florida, that it in the intention of the Tax KqtuilL ration Bonr<Lti£.lho Clty.of Sanford, Florida, to in­ crease the assessed valuations on all Real Property l HIT. of the City * or Sanford,, * ICinCUIT Ja rk to n A . C u ra lll I M a n ill-, Flo rid a tion Board at 7:30 o’chfck P .M.. AuRuat 4. 1947, Altornry for Plaintiff to act upon the proposed increase in assessed val­ uations, and nil persons desirinR to file objections or complaint* nhnll hnvc an opportunity to bo heard' ■ *f-V .• at this meetinR. *— 'H.- TC. SAYEfT FLOWERS REC6 r D PLAYERS for rent. By fo* all occasions day or week. The Music Box, 110 HcNEILL A YOST FLORISTS W. l it SL Phone 053.______ Sipes Ave. Just off Celery OFFICE space in Mciach Building. Office ph, 403 resilience ph. CIO R Largo Kght oficea, newly decoreted, all utilities, heal and jani­ HERT S SEW MACHINE SHOP* New & Used Machines tor ferric* furnished. Call 863Electrifying A repairing .ill makes. ^ W . It. ft A. Dept, Store. 116 Frcncl»--Phoiio 1100 FARM FOR BENT—20 acres sub FUR SALK irrigated truck farm. t’J artes­ (Argo quantity of old newspaper*. ian wells, a 7 loom dwelling . 3 cents per pound. The Herald. S tsnant houses- £ Urge bams. CONCRETE HEWER PIPE DwalUjuf Jor rent only with farm.’ On Cameron Avenue, SEPTIC TANKS, Grease Ttaps, IU«ck's. Aluminum Windows and Eaat -aide Sanford, Fla., phone Screens, Whits cvnieni- Paint, 1D2-R. P. O. Uox 883, K. D. Penna-tile, Hurricane hr Stowe. \ C0N.VA I.E S t:K N T ifost E —; \\lit tj»ni>rn July Kith at Chuliiuta, • F la . IK ml led S.’ E. af Sanford — 18 mile* N’. K. of Orlando. Large act ten and open notches to alt and enjoy the cool hrceici o ff Lake Catherine. I-arec grounds and - wal|ia *aaf« fioni aufo traffic, luirge lobby and rooms. Real Southern cooking. Brick construction: Cart aecnmodatr £6 only. Phono or write fjr reservation at onre. Ovidrio £3^2 or ‘ Dr. Martin, Oviedo £l'.l£ or t* write I’. O. llox 137 Chuliiota, ^ Fit. Reasonablo rates. I^ryc ■edan for Rues** to visit their doctor. Coronado Reach rooms, very rcaaonahle. Mrs. Fred AUrn. 401 Crawford Road, Coronado llcivh, Fla. Furnished and unfurnished apart­ ment. Adults only. 2$00 Moljonvllle._______________ y 7" W A NT E D t o ren t 4 OR JLROOM apartment liy per­ manent residents. Call pirffy ^ •11. _______ _ H ELP Wanteij—Exprrienrrtl brake inm. ."Firestone Stores. W O RK W ANTED EXPERT Yibiuliiig — rontract or hourly basis. S. G. Grogan. Free estimates. Phone "H'tJ. FLOOR SANDING A finishing, cleaning A waiing. Our power unit enables us to work where there is no electric ronnertlot available. £1 yraie esperiepi-. H. M. tilrason, Lake Mary, Fla. him Arc. 1 hone I.,.is, ... « FOR SALE— Umornek for drlv«w w«yg ami romdwMY*— Phone 1241. _______________________ Smi th Hru. Fainting, TT e l , School. w a V James ted Works for new radletors, radiator cores,. radiator ft repairing. A Ford sedan. 1 ‘ td farm man llwood area. position for right party. A. Duda ft Sons, Oviedo. Phone 2181. Salesman and insurance d* 433-W. RL i > « H . 14 LOST * in C n - I 'M i i l ' i m kti^oks fast H . •«* il l lit •*• r t l n l i **t »W**| '*m lrt* -* l| f*»4t I I l o t lt l.it is* pi i. )l i l u m l M *tTtf It*- Vo* fit t» »*l fl't.-Ut* «>l* >i Son ItS 10s.Ht.t0t. HM> f|, H . i»f ,V W N E r *»r H\V *4 nf HK^t K ftllon sa T mh nihil* 2*» Hoiiilt Ik n ^ t 21 K ail, run K fl. H lit ft, W 57n ft. N ^ V V U iT I E N N w ho f e e l NERVOUS -J. cased by functional 'middli aee’l F O K T H E V E S T IC E CR EA M - - * Try -MICICS..Q.W N IC E C R EA M W l tnslir uttr ow n lew Cre'ntn, AH (lavor* T aily — Delictoua —- lle a lllifu i. I>o Jih| suiter Irero hot Her tons. Irrttsble rN m re y tr-lttif* doe to tlie f uncU. u t l ‘m lddle-st*' I'rilul timiUar to * -Trn liS-M N IC K S s i t * r T f ir n a o t r y |.tdl*l: t-jnkh »m't VexrlsW * t\wn|fcn:e0 In r»ll>->* »uch stmpioo>*l It at5-’ N ,t trh.tt tx-cier* call a *nuuaclih' tome *n*ctl HYOIA e. pinkham s CUM PW SO^ •!* MS 414 Sanford Avrnaa FOUND REWARD for n»turn uf black A ‘ Rill's E> •=»:' -T '* ft. h 7ft* fl. N ft, Ka*t to pt H .m th of llr u . ,\ to |Wk Hr*If I •«*.*% ft, Wffct o f H »: C or* n«*r nf i| S\V*i Hrrtlnn T«mn*hip 3^ NihiiIi llrnfir r«n W t** Hr*-|ji»n -,J ii S 117 ft I?',. |«i .pt. N *>f it*it. f l in |1«K* ... XW i| nf HW’ i 1* T t i v i - O n e D a y DVy C lea n in g S erv ice ftilip 31 Hoillh Itiillttr 41 Ka*l. TIU-HTKHH «*» rilK I.NTKIINAI. l\||»lttiVKAlHNT ITNIi OK TIlK MTATK OH k**isi*llll»A iU. U. 4*. Ilu^hn Arte nT Tru»f#bS I . - I . >*nltrf. C o u n ty . IN T i l K IN H IH T U F T I l H U O U N TY iu ih ik . HKiiisVui.i; fin K I .O It lt t A lit mm » : * u u uf M a ry t*. W u n tw rU , ? l,w ra w -tl. i n l*H»t»*it»r — T o A ll i ! f « i l i i i i i a nit |'»r*itn« f l a v ­ in * ria lin * » r U rtn aud* Attain** Hkt.t Y o u a n d asrl* of yn u ar#» h n n lty H o lifirtl wMil r*qiiif‘#,il In prrwrtit a n y rla ittll il pit ilP iiiam U w b frli ' you.' *p» eith e r of y o u . t n i ) ha%r u k h I i u i th* rtta ta «ft «*.' W a r tin H i. «l*t ' r t M . I « l r o f *i»ld ifiH itip , Ih p ( ' = r ’ J 11tl ft *----**f * - Mill vFI*M Mia, a| hi# i*ff|r*» in i h r i n m t hott#a of **Pi f n u n t y « t H»nf'*»«tP lnrida, W ith in rifth l ral#ud ar tmrhiha fr..m lh»* ll n i r tif lh*» f lr r l « f (t i ll tla lm i.r itrtiiMifl aboil t i r l t l urfMfiH »hi«lt *l*fr th** A ita rr r»f fat!rl#m> m id p**it nf f|«*tr a it <11**p> nf AtiP i W m v n C ttijil ill nil Ji»» tu rirft It* b y th** *ni. h t« r u m t , , ■> *»U a ttn rn rjr. and a u v # p rh rla lm %r d#man4 not *n Bh *11 h# intA M a ry V flrant A » xVdtnitiitli nl i i t *»f til a , Ratal# Af M a ry f?. W a rd n r II, all EXPERIENCED eatery i Metal 7*. Ilr* Paints, Poultry Supplies. Kalla, DODGE • PLYMOUTH "Purina Feeds, Groceries and PARTS AND SERVICE Meats. Tuurhtun & Watson, 1£01 10* Palmetta A t*. ^ Phone 1011 Celery, Phono I YA-DB moth proofing lasts 6 WHY DELAY T lliiTe a new kile’iyears. Hav* your woolens moth en raid net designed and rust am proofed now. Downtowii CIrnn-1 built now by C. J. Gantt Woodera ft Unndry. 113 Palmetto , shop. Phono 770-W. .Ave. Phona 014. House trailer for sale. Cheap. Oil Plano Tuning and Repairing. I* 1* • Muplr Ave. Sill. Rea. 811-W. PRK WAR Gas Range,~18" oven. SIGNS Can l>e seen Roundtree Transfer Show cards and posters 404 Hnnford Ave. 0 — DUE'S SION SERVICE IIAIIY BED, stroller and ear «.<aL O. D. Landreaa. Phone 1031 Cheap. Phone 7D-R. n t n iL o w , i o i RADIATORS cleaned and repair AV I? Service. The Mualc ^Box, “ Ld- . «»«>. lot and Sanford Art. Ph. 368-W. 111) W. 1st St. Phone 06J. Midway w h k h ..rtirtt* i* HEADACHE * LflHi S' niitl * I llluck 2 Hnwiif^ l*tirkdr«l letintf !*«#*** Klnt AtMiiliil lit C sm fru o City, ('lit Hunk I I’ MHe S P E C IA L S E R V IC E S ; . w ■- ■ 1 — rtTXEDO KKKD5—curnplotu lire. Thoroughbred Berkshire Breeding Hoar for service. Thorn- M0-J. * Huot'e Tuxrdr Fn 4 *Si*»rb. Blue Bird Tavern. .BatteirVfl A* flitirry rhnr*finff. FOR RENT—Floor sandrr. Easy % H. II. POPE CO* INC. operation. Iteasonahle rate.i. Kan4 CEILING fans for sale. I^mev's foid Paint ft Glass Co. Phone 3113. P Drug Store. from tbrouMh cT frt, J ill i f rill lit r m r i'm tt PhonffTIBS. 5 o f d room unfurnished jtouas ur «dll exchange rented 0 rirom Af f hluM on SIpea.Ava. near Air Two radio cabinets . with phono P‘ carpenter work, 1DM W. " l*th. motors in them. Bauer Appli­ Blue. Mr*. Archie Welter. I1. 0. ances, JOB 3. Park Ave. Etox 88, Sanford.' , . LAND C L B A N I N O AND LRAINAGR J NEW CATER­ E T C A X E F D R S A L E l i PT-PLYWOOD boat ind trail­ PILLAR DRISEL BULLDOZ­ er SIOO. 1311' Summerlin Ave. ERS WITH P A L M E T T O Phone 7P8-W. REAL ESTATE * RAKES TWO J/4 YD. | INSURANCE D RAGLINES, EQUIPMENT fl A R T IC L E S W A N T E D ' MORTGAGE LOANS NOW IN THIS VICINITY. RAYMOND M. IIALL, Realtor WANTED — Metal turning Id!hr. NIMNICIIT CONSTRUCTION Registered Broker and CO.. ORLANDO. FLA. PHONE Telephone 6. Inaurwncw Agent 2-2981. Rm. 4 Florida StfU Bank Bldg. Highest rash price paid for used furniture. Ted Davis Furniture RENT A CAR NEW, two story, three bedroom Co. 311 E. 1st. Ph. 058. YOUDRIVE IT home. Two car garage. On PHONE, 2Of ranter lot 118 x 140 in Mayfair. WILL TRADE IB30 model A Ford and 40 acr\-a land for 1037 or AVUI sell unfurnished or furnished. Sm tC K LA ND-MORRtSON later model Ford or Chevrolet Thane BS5-M._______________ U DBIVE-rr, INC. In good condition or will sell Income property—£ bedplom bimgboth. J. O. Mitchell, lit. 2, Box SEE US FOR slow.,2 apartment garage apart168. Banford._________________ MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING ent bringing per month, AND TYPING 17,600—half cjsh. Ph. 104(1-W. I’LL BUY' your car regardless of CREDIT BUREAU OP age or condition. Roy Reel, 300 SANFORD I ACRE8 TILED LAND, 40 fruit W. 2nd Bt.____________________ 116 N. Park Phone 180 tree*. 8 room house with bath, , dabble garage, pig ham, on East Wanted to trade 1037 Plymouth coupe for 38 or 30 Plymouth or EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING Side. Box ££ c/o Herald. Fred Myert. SU E. 2nd SL Chevrolet sedan in good condi­ TWO LOTS. 2nd and ^ tots N tion and pay cash difflr tnc*. ATTENTION MOTHERS ot comer of Geneva Ave., on Phone 845-W. —DIAPER SERVICE— fe a t Side o f Mellonvitie A r e ! ; ____ . . . __ ■ ■ Baby Valval furnishes hoaplul Slock of 6 lort. Juat off Mtllon- 7 Pat*. U rea toclx. S u p p liee cleanjiterile dUpera and deodor, *111# on Bay Street. Mrs. Marie ixed container. Economical and Short. Short** Camp. Phono Co. TOR SALE good saddle horaa or trade for kid pony. A. (£ Ben-‘ »«f». Fully medically approved Ira . Cell Daytona 2487-W 'tolleet for aon. 3. Sanford Ave, daUdla. 08 diapers. |2 . 1 LARGE- LOT, 10 blocks out "FIRST W !S A N F 0 I West First Street Writ# P. 0. Good mule for aate cheap. T, B. Kinard. P. O.- Box 206/ Lake Bex 1437. SanforAl«j f ^ = f , Monroe. Fla. TRACTOR MO 0 — W# mow — — pa REAL ESTA1 <w large R A N T E D TO BUY: Small house walkln* d‘ jM itti srAt>»ltl|K Al U» «ll -iBIltl* UIU.il, *' «rnt» ■hi If pf ull'i^ln.1. uni’ ttml fliNib faurllift' uf tiilirr ttiituiCft i ’urnrr **f K*h lion, W ANTED ’ F { ^ A v i 1 ' , p h o ^ *in3yml3>’ 3W , ROOFING - HOOF bejtf- Hr*. ia ?l ft. W <tf XK t#»*in«*r »^r GIRL for cashier A cosmetic coun­ ter, also soda girl. I.ancy’t Drug Store. . - 9 I'u H ttlu iu iu •'tWH Iktlivn Jf f oirAkiiip HoulS lUnwr ju Kaa run W**t m XW The Watch Maker at MATHER’S ARTICLfeS" FOR* SALE =*OR RENT lit# ri. I«*it Itlcpfk .1 Hpiiitln«‘* |InH Himl lltHtkr .2 l*ift 117. WATCH RKPAIRS 'Three Day Service All Work Guaranteed 12 Months- CITY CLERK., *it ulna »t l* iW 11!Clock A, M.. no th* illh ,l*y ill Auauii. A. I ll*t, OuliUlr* II* municipal 111It* r-*rillplli fur* tynti flichi uf w*> t#fi wltlt* mill \*+ IrtCfVF^ If 111 *»IJ S2« COURT HEAL) Florida, will sit in final session as a Tnx Equaliza­ *11 ’ bid* a *U 4 * ttS lt | I| N ^ li (V a c h tm rR . Alabama, c/u (}iof|l{ CoH bid* iuit|ti*t4 |u Iht tin lit Ml Kiu)ti. 1 ] ih* T»u»ir*# u{ th* tntonMil Ink* t iliit -'ii ■anil &«• t»*rit fllftapfi aiculnal yo u fur al i l l m m , b> l U n l l n i M c K ln k ) K iiiK . In lb * C irc u it I',*uit ,.r S rm ltidl* Cuunljr « t Sun f d u l F ln t lJ * . Th * till* „f tl|t I* u «* o ll-<t'tln M cKinl** . K in k , ruiptirr. «*•»<■« V n» n .* i ri.i,,i K l i m , ' |»f* n ,l* n i. A .N i» r m : . u u : n n i i i : m Q Q T M A N U H i I Id a I l U r i li r l | „ r , o , . dlljf Of by a t lo r n r y , In w ill m il fo r A lto n * , o n ' lb * U n it ■!*> of M l W t l ‘ <7 K X B C C T K P anil I M y l'K l , al S a n fniil In H tm lm -I* C o u n ty , Hint* of u f J u ly , K lo ro la , ihla m o l 1U0 I*. \V. STEVENS — HIT W. l(ulmiM>n — Orlando Phone 2-11729 .HrluiLMHW-xdfjvniitg i|tt-b^fwt*4UiUU TH URSPAY 2nd IM U fornitur, Refiniikiln( Cabinet Work Expert Workininihip THE SANFORD CABINET ....... SHOP f24 PalmtHn Avenue » •»■»->J tMi • nfteriHKiii by nnklng fur 8 :0 0 P . M . Siinfonl l.iulge Nil. lL'II S P E C IA L S E R V I C E Wo tdll be glad In MOTH — I’UimF your garments fur a small extra * Pharee ami give \}u it Custodian Funds STAN COMSTOCK tnrralment Hecartllra . rhona MuJ—Teletype Dll SO Ofisnd* In * . _*P|r*t P 'tM lka iiD u J u ly M. aiul ynu giay have it the aama Member N. A. 8. D. Rrtwnmllnc T. Nelson Oltonrkw Daytona lUach, Fla. * yt«r (ittunmlee agiliiist Auith damage. ',*4w#'"fliWFAt'eifitFSiinyaftemntinv and pre -tqinn Salttrrinr nflprnnam Phone 914 V Downtown Cleaners and Laundry IU I'alntrllu NEXT TO HUE STATION - �I _» , i » a i "^ D ^ D A Y / THP SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. >FLORIDA . « _ *m 4 •k •• , lv . ”, ■• r . -- : is «■ , _- - • ~- U l V IS, 1M7tTT* --5 j ;------- --------------:— • v. mmm I , ■ ■ ■ - i- » _ i. * . . * . f .V- --V v- - v- *».’* *• I V - / ' . rr t ■ ____ 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 Buy Good Furniture 1• ■ !® *' * A t Their Own Price W e Shall Hold Auctions A t Our Store i . . • *- Ts-t-i- = i i * *. i t s •■ ----- ' /} • c m . i FOR EVERYONK ATTENDING TilE HALE ^ « -* t * /jtl L 1 ------- -7— . ; i . (. OfJIi STORK WILL OPEN DAILY AT 9:00 A. M.,' SO YOU M AY JN- FREE GIFT'S ?- - ~r~'Ar- ~j f ~ v. SPECT AND SELECT TIIE ARTICLES YOU WANT RUT UP ON THE ‘V ? T ’ AUCTION BLOCK: HAVE A SALESMAN TAG ANY ITEM OP OUR 080,000 STOCK YOU WANT OR NEED AND IT WILL THEN BE SOLD .. FREE GIFTS 1 1 FOR EVERYONE ATTENDING THE BY OUR AUCTIONEER. NAME YOUR PRICE AND LET ' THORPE’S . * .r i- >. mm DELIVER THE GOODS! M H ?£ § S iW 4s i " . _ * . - $ *-V4 _ f , r ■ • • * •• ^=fr;}l, /,.' t 1. PLANS FOR IMMEDIATE REMODELING AND EXPANSION CALL FOR PROMPT DISPOSAL OF •LARGE QUANTITIES OF, •MERCHANDISE. * - Lr tv, .1 r - •-t - T IM E 1 ________________' * n 'L / r t - Mi ’ } i' 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 BER' 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* , H U Y .W ITH C O N FID EN C E -if t fir* wmm? jK'.TVt 1, • ,♦ •. : I ■ - •Ui * .» - > ’. * 1 ' ' \ I . '< •1 «• ■♦; - V. I mu ! ’ LI • U* " t M - , vJ .i ■ < ’ ‘V I. I.M 1 I H I K t • 'M, ,v l f j I * y. ^ •'•'.v '':y’(--'4'ml • S A V E ■, . F- T m. ft V - 75% ’f'« - , Iw lf 1 . r t C L i] " ■ • - : f A , ... _ •I R h t ,I 1•l* vi. mum Xtt&'-l-A im # 1 * ---r. - ^ . . . ---: __ % - k 1 �* la Ualty There Is Strength— THE WEATHER To Protect the Peer* of the World; To Promote th» Proarc** of America; To Prodarc Prosperity for Sanford. Partly cloudy through VVidsy. Scattered afternoon' stroaers. j« • AN VOLUME XXXVIII Established 1908 . mv ^ :• . IN D E P E N D E N T SA N FO RD , D A IL Y .N E W S P A P E R F L O R I D A , T H U R S D A Y . J U L Y 24, 1917 Is Accused O f Neolral Bod, Way Open For Urged For UN Papy’s Attorneys . In­ s i s t B ook *ie B i l l WouldHhveCreated $1,000,000 MoilbpoJy Pick Aiken Is. 1 Killed, 7 Hurt Guest Speaker In Collision On At Jaycee Meet Orlando Highway France Moves T o Bar!Senate Okays Armed Big 5 From CoinForces M e r g e r ; m i s s i o n Assigned G r o u p Cuts Loy To Greek Border alty Check Funds A ssociated P t t u Leased W tro Dutch Arm y Captures Important Java Port Honor Student Kaiser Hit As TurningOnHeat To Get Contracts * LAKF. S U C O S S , July 24 WASHINGTON. July 24 M V »%TALLAHASSEE, July 24 W Fisnce propped today that Republicsn leaders, making plans The legislative bribery trial ol live lug ^powers and all Ifor Cungtett In adimirn SaturBernir C. Papy beaded for the Tourist Information Negro Released Un­ "interfiled" nation* be exclud'd day, decided tmlay to keep in Kruj,’ Testifies About jury this afternoon ai Papy*» acfrom the prnpoird UN Comminion their own hand* a* well as Pre»Booth To Be Dedi­ W ooden Plane Deal der $ 5 0 0 B o n d ; which would *cl up a »emi- per­ ideni ritiman'* the poWrr tq call euion were termed "lolls" and men of "moral courage" by opcated On Sept. 1 Before Committee H e a r i n g S l a t e d manent watch atong Greece’* di«- the Irgiifalon hack into »e*»ion. poting eounrel in doling arg'i In *K— -I pnrihern Irontrer. TbMfiuif *od Fenstc GOP “T wat a tick man when went •John Still*. Oilando nrgro, wit WASHINGTON. July 24 <n menu. French Delegate Alcsahdre Pa- fOtnmand* aAi'fd at a tonference Pat Whitaker of Tapp* 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 Kiuj told on Arthur Godfrey'* talent show. tfupc.*w hjte Rr*>pU -*• r*c »y*eforSftale Wat . nH'id that.lire Hale lud mi{|e « V \ ,h.A •a r'q v ;-n -M unaUy in ilvw. iJU tto* S*-At|K,uid ,trt.tl|v thri' 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 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 Papy on chargenfiH* fie offrird had tponsored me." Dick Aiken o'clock on the Orlando Highway commisnon of 11 nation*, tnclud |,nj ,|„ IW .L n l pro-tem (Seneverybody in Wssbrnglnn" to p!»bribe* 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 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. noon mteting at the Miyfair In•» irad* to Altamonte, it wa* report- mission -.Should l-e composed of a *ml ,l'* lagitlature. Kmg told trpoilttt lie bad insmaller "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 AViib-mt •uclt a clause, emtv "Under the lutwrvirinn of the w h a t motive* c o u l d have and FerBusort- (R-Mkb.) *1 'an 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 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. Hljntrii Jr., Snnforit trarl made by tbe War Production eoiiuell are Australia, Hraill, inglnn before Jan. 6 when the 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 Board 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 J, , cusations againit Papy .If they nina Mia" would give me the beit announced thi* morning that lie giunr._ ________■____ gieiuill bruin. He-,b*t aullnomemlicrshtp 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 MHM|im£s||||B||H||||a|||±u (•-will. Ttold a heating nest week I’ lii Kappa I’M. nnllunat hon- plane t contliuctmn was that .newspaper interest* would That it how I chore the *ong.“ to inquire into the ciicumUancr* fered as the rnunril moveil slow­ a ipetnl trtiinrt at any time. • fme my time' on tbe War Pm orarv acholaatlr fraternities, ti­ 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. tnenl* to the original American "I am itilf a roulhern boy. from the bill. Ibr committer, Iteail'il bv B r e n Following the acrident. Jams* resoluttorr-on- Hie Balkan prob­ mou. consent compromise legis lation In idnce Ihe armed servirin ■ Kneeling on one knee, Wliita- and I love the South. I want Aithur Tribue, Orlando negto lem sler. ia inquiring into tbe I'ttim 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 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 Rooiethe House for action on an Agree­ Iwfore Jhe council,, sat silently Tberedt it. It would have created aiteilrd. vrll. son of the hte Pteudfnl ment worked nut Inst night by n dent, wal releaied under a $500 throughout the morning session Mri*. H. V. Allen and Mu* as tire other delegates tried to Stnnte.Mouse ronferenre conimlt.^nem paper monopoly. Roosevrlt, wrlli tbe traiiv.ulion. bond pending further inyeiijgaJcivc a H o U e l . a ccom p a n ied b>* ""They'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 to a- form 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 Charle* Lulr. 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 studrnt, ant t'limlidato for |io»*mI letting the contracts but don't do their bidding.' they'll the Jayraea. outlined the Jaycee up yevterday afternoon. Tests Clear Boy Of w et' on to get rid of'm ajor mat- n itarhelor of scirm-r ibgi*'-. ha-i that nrrlers, had rome from the eliminate you." tourist program tlnit ha* been In The Injured were Cllfforl Kinhv the adjournment d»r.-Iwell elected to mcmhei -Itip At Plit| White House to go ttirotlgu with Slaying 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, told the member* that tha Jaycee* nf the rnllision was driving hi* l see, ^opening the detente argu­ najionn^ Imnorniy whuladir fra*..MASSILLON, O . July 24 (JP) ment*: Krug said lie l"ld^th?-J.'VAi.Sfiihad sponnoted the tom 1st Informa­ IU39 8ttnlrbaker Redan north oil L Tite Htiuse 7 A pp ropiiA tiu u s Tftil,lln„ot S N 1' s n r M i b l l ment*. laid Odham and Camp tion booth located-on-tile ta*ke- the -highway, ami -whow tnl’irle* - - Testa -in 4h« |w-li»lHc-t nursrry ernHIr*. it N^al TmiminVe'U fojJtV Commlltre recommended liarp of City ll.ispltal npparrii'h bs^tlieir secretaries »t the Univer­ I C s X I s t r * mn fmmr l:ia k < i probably were "loll* of tome pow- sttore Drive. It won also stated fleered *l*-yrar-‘dd R.'ger Gita cut in ill' funds President Tro- sity of Floiida. ajtfnl tyndieate" in making ihelt . that the l-ooth would be dedicated of Navarre today of tho killings IDS', asked for mi InvcstigaUun of Mr. Ilnynea, a iclera II o f the i 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 tourrtt He asked $1^.900,090 for tlie Weldoq G. Sto-yy pf Tallaha*. an Theater of Opeiatiuna. who exDr. Iwmoyno Snyder -of Lan­ W alter Haynes* Jr. jWinsH igh I Inner A tl State University Violence Flares •rue argument, told th* Jurv w o- relandscaping TC apemaonne. « Up In Jerusalem program fur tho vletlon of Papy would mean "ruin 'area around tha tourist buoth and With Gun Battle for htm and hi* family politically, are asking for donation* fer this financially * and socially." and would bring,to an “ Inglerioj* end • political career lasting 11 years In th* hall* of the Legislature where he wa», If you tileaie, the rtcogniied champion or the little jwpuntiea.” • Aa to Rep*. Rrailey Odham of Sanford and Clarence M. Camp II iC aatlm m t . ■ I1, , . I 'la k ll Congress Okays Bill T h Transfer Airports To Cities purpose, Mr. Luke told thoea’ pre*ent. We need 15,000 to put this project over and we are vow In the Proce** of working th» prob­ lem out, he *ald.. “ We are going to ha,V a real program here nest week anil we are going to "kick o ff" the Project and start the hall rolling toward getting $5,000 worth of donation* for the booth and surrounding area.” II. G. McIntosh, II, project chairman, stated Krnett Campbell, second vice president and officer in charge of internal affair* of the orgnrlsv tion. itatrd that ne needed help on tha governmental affairs com­ mit tee and requested that anyone interested In working on tho rom* mltlee contact him. Mr. Campbell stated that Edward Ktrrher had been appointed chairman of the Jaycee newspaper committee, and that help is needed in getting the arrangements complete for pulillcatlon of the Jaycee paper.___ Ernest Southward snd*J. (r. Campbell were introducen as guests. Several old. members who had not. attended meetings, recent­ ly were welcomed home by Mr. ^Senate Bill No. 364 which IraniWr* entire airport* such a* the Sanford Naval Air Station to mu­ nicipalities, together with build­ ing* and facilities, hat now been approved by both the House and Senate and only awaits the Pres­ ident's signature before becoming law, according to word received thi* morning by H. N. .Sayer, city manager from Etfwaid Hip. “ ‘Jfni. manager.bf the Seminol* Luke, County Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Higgini and II. H. Cole­ Captain Of Liberty man left than morning for Jack­ Shjp Shot In Gun fight sonville to confer with CAA and BALTIMORE, July *4, (/TV— WAA official* in regard to de­ Harry A. - Anderson, 33-year-oH tails'of the new Isw. •hip’s captain, died of a gunshot The bill Is designed to dispose of government surplus airports, gtrport facilities and to aaiure IIW IIIS S M rag# r i g h t ! Reported Refugees (• May Staye Strike , ; PAR/S, July u W —A Jevrl.h . Agency spokesman said today tha 4,BOO more Jewiah Immigrants bain* returned tq Franc* from Palestine by-* three British de­ portation. ships might Stage a sitdown strike uppn arrival and Jtfuto to Way* /he vessel*. Tha Jews left Beta, Franca, two VMk* .ago aboard the Eindu* o f J947, th# farmer B. 8, Presfdan Warfield, In an attempt to reach Palestine, but wer* taken in custody at sea by Britisn nary men. Tha J em -lscked im­ migration certifies lee. •• Premier Paul Ramadler n ld Britain had naked Franca tota lis •tha.group, but added* "W* vt force them » to tears leave tha the gjrnm fores tham T ^ r . will accept tham as Jewi*h Immigrants In transit and that they are car*d for, *T*n if w means giving them to which they are suited," madler said. Tha British vessel* were ct•parted to arrive at a French Mediterranean port today or torodrrow. wound In • hospital today and Dollca said they had the descrip­ tions of a man and a woman In­ volved in a fight with him outside a bar shortly after midnight. , Police aeld they learned Ander­ son skippered a Liberty Ship on at least four voyages through "Bomb Alley** to Murmansk, Rus­ sia. during the war and that he came here eight year* ago from Boston. . ‘ Police Lieut Thomaa’ J, Mooney laid ’ Charles Chambliss, another merrhant ship clptaln from TamDa, Fla., told him he wa* sitting at a table with Anderson when th* latter went to another table where a man and woman were sifting. Chambliss said Anderaon spoke to the woman. She got up nnd started to leave the place. Her companion and Anderson followed. Chambliss said he heard a shot a few moments later and ran from the bar to find Anderson tying In the street with a bullet wound hut below .his heart. J *™ I& J M j ^ ^ n. ht£ ’. i ” Cr' PU<>M "* BBa , f” °*n,n'________ U J. NO. I OPENED TALLAHASSEE, July t i w Chairman F. Elgin Bayless of the State Road Department today reported completion of widening and resurfacing o f U A No. t from Scottsmoor to Port Orange in Brevard and Volusia counties. JERUSALEM, July 24 (flhGurimen and British troops ex­ changed fir* today at the gale of a security sene Ih Jerusalem, touching off alarm siren* and baiting traffic for 48 minutes. An ‘ unofficial report raid the attackers arrived In a If at, fired four times with a Bren gun and escaped towards the Jewish quar­ ter* a* troop* returned the fire No casualties were reported. The attack was the latest in a long series since the British turn­ ed hack toward France the t.Sbi) Jews Intercepted on tho SS Preifdent Warfield, alto called th.* Exodus of 1947. It occurred within a few yard* of tha Jewish agen­ cy and the Goldsmith Officers' Club, which previously had been wrecked by a bomb. 81x- men were repoptad by * reliable informant to have robbed a Tel Aviv diamond merchant* office .of HO.OOOJn cut and. mul cut stone* at notjn.1 A similar robbery and another $40.09(1 haul oecurred—jMterday, Th# in­ formant eald- msntben of. the underground Stem Gang, seeking fund* tor furthtr operations against the British, wer* known to be operating diamond p o s h ­ ing shop* In private home* and selling the products tn Europe. Jewish quarters of Jerusalem were under a dusk to dawn cur­ few. British naval authorities an­ nounced that tha formar Liberty Ship Empire Llfegukrd, whlrh they yesterday reported suns at her pier in Haifa by saboteurs, had been "raised and refloated after two hours," . News photographers htd been forbidden to taka pictures of the vessel, which the British said hat been sabotaged after unloading more than 200 legal Jewish Im­ migrants brought from detention camps In Cyprus. Randall G off Tours U. S. W ith Babe Ruth Randall Goff, 14 ysar old son of Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Goff o f 014 Park Avenue, Is due to leave to­ day on a trip that fhoulri excite the envy of every American youth, a tour of many cities with- none other than George Herman "Babo Ruth." sing, Mich., ninth,,-legs) dlicct->r nf the Michigan State 1’idlcr said it was “ moat unlikely" the Na­ varre, O., boy, who *drallied tha killings last .Monday then chsngetl tits story on Tuesday, "actually ever did remove a baby /rum * rrib." The Michigan criminologist r»n a series of tests with -the Guo boy re-enacting his purported "acriiient," hit right- aim in n r*■t us It wait at Ihe time nf the ballin' deaths. * The tests, lie said, showed “ *t would have heen physically p»'•ltd* for Roger to have remove I either of the babies from theit cribs'* but "it i* unlikely that he actually ever did remove a baby from the crib." (Mil Service Commission and 18,710,009 for Ilie FBI. It recom­ mended $3,500,000 for the com11 «*nlln«4wr| isii Pnm* III*hi * France To A ccent Bid T o M eet On German Industry PARIS, July 24-tAh-A French spokesman said today France would accept the t’ uited Stales proposal for n iititUh-Freneh* Aintrlcan conference on the fut­ ure level of industry' tn Germany. The spokesman said France was awaiting more precise details nf the American propotgl before Italians Urged To tusking an official reply. Accept Peace Treaty II* tald the projected cflrcur»i-n» also would cover control of ROME, July 2J-GPI- Foreign Min- the Ruhr industrial bastn, and Ister Carlo Sforxa told the Italian management and ownership of constltutent assembly today hg Ruhr coal; but would not deal with recleved telegrams which "con- administrative measuie* to infirmmt the desire of Soviet Rnisla'S . ...ftn Ruhr goal orodlictfon. to ratify the Italian peace treaty Such administrative *tep», be All tbr^e of the ether Major **ul concerned only British and ower* have ratified the treaty, American authorities aa renal rllish Foreign Secretary Ernest adrOlniitratoMThus, he raid, Bevln' yesterday suged Italy to trance wotiTd not participate tn sped;her ratification, adding that the British-American talks ex­ tbe Italians apparently wer# hold, pected to be held in Washington. fng back In the bellaf that the U.B. Secretary o f Slate George Runalans would not ratify. jC. Marshall, in hi* letter Monday Sfuria, opened an assembly de­ to French Foreign Minister bate on ratification, strongly urge,! Gorge# Bedsit, said he would the constituent assembly to accept indicate aaon how such a trlpthe treaty before Aug. |0, by attlto conference could be held. which date he said Italy'* chance The’ spokesman tald It was this for entry Into the United Nation* added Information for which the would be ended for this year. French government was walling. 6 Council Fire Ring At Camp Winona Is Scene Of High Spirited Contests Py BOBBY PARKS CAMP SCRIBE Monday was an aetlva day for the campers at Winona. Thera wai a vigorous water polo game in tha morning swimming period between Cabin 1 and II and HL Cabin I won with a aeore of 17 m l . ’ All through tha morning and afternoon activity period tho cam­ per* were busy In the handi­ craft ahop making trays, bookend* and lanyard*. Sonny Gar­ ner left In tna afternoon unex­ pectedly, Cabin IV won the cab- It all came abcuntueia Ike farl Since ITI of the cabins were in that Babe Ruth, who la sponsoring excellent order. American Legion Junior Baseball The member* In each cabin leagues In tha United Stale*, ask. are hard at work earning points ed James P. Chapman, director of tor tholr cabin. Points are earned Ford Motor Company pubtle rela­ by wiiytlng game*, contests, and tions which la backing Um tour to table and cabin inspection* and go along, Mr. Chapman euggeited by picking dangerous object* that hla nephew Randall Goff go like pieces of glass from *paths along, and Randall was notified. and trails.,/^t tbe end o f the He left today by Ualrrftrr STriht- week the cabin with the most gomery, Ala. to join tha Bab* Ruth psrty. They will visit New Yprk. Cabin 11 won with 826 points K,2tJ,’ k'saj;„k,Ti5'r ; and they had a big time at ths party. Thre# big fish base been eaught front* th* lake this year, on* S'* pound, a 6T pound one, and a slightly smaller one. The council ring was the scene of an active conteit between cab­ in*. Cabins V and Vl wagrnl a vicious battle of wit* and hearing in "Paper-pick-up* and Cabin VI won by one point Cabin* I, H.KIII had a . fir* building contest. Each of the throj cabina chopped up h i 18 Inch block of 2x4 and built a fire ttlUL-.TL.They had-two-m and the first eabln to bum a •tnnf atretchcd 13 Inches above rontaat. with Cabin II coming in the ground won. Cabin I won the second,-* In the next part of the canto*, the one to boll hie pot of witer over first won. Cabin II w6n and Cabin I came In sacmtl. ’ ’ Aftor tha contoat. the campers hurried to thetr bunk* ana a quiet hush fell over the camp as tbe last notes of up* from the bugloFrang out over ths lake. N O . 180 Prom ise T o Scrap f ,,n,‘ Credit C ontrols oect* to enter • Harvard Medical College In the fall, was one "of 22 Denied By Trum an student* at ihe University rlettol Cheribon, Birthplace Of I n d e p e n d e n c e Movement Falls T o Assault By Tanks JOGJAKARTA. Java, July 2HT*i- President Soekarno of the Indonesian republic broadeast an appeal today to Presi­ dent Truman and the American people, "to esert every effort In halt thfs war tn Indonesia:" SYDNEY, Australia, July 24t-Pi- the Waterside Worker* Federation Imposed a ban to. action in Indonesia of "hat It called "Diilrh Imperialists." . BATAVIA. J#! *. July 24 t-Ft— Cheribon, important northwest Ui -1 Java port, hr* lalleij tt» a Dutch tank attack, but Ituloneiian Re­ publican! tletlajed today they had lurri'd back a strong Dutch dries on their port of Sematang. A Dutth atmy communique^ announced ' the 'c apture of Chetlimn Ihe Imb-neinn radio said the Dutch used a miking force o| 50 ranks - irs anault yesterday .iltemonei igiur*! the (nut. birthplaoe of tile* fndon'oan mdrpendenr' agreement, these force*, tl" brnadr*•! laid, bypatt'd Soemedang ami Kadtps.ten Air Indonesian atmy commuftiipte raid Republican force* in th* • . r.nl cenlial tecior had teiied Modjnkrito, on thr outer tint ol the Dutch petinirl-t atniiml the onceixmetlut tn'.tl bate ol Soerabi|a. Hu* n ic on- of the area* held 'bv tlw—Ihit' la- Iwlor"—IH* — nulbirak ol huiiilitlM Sunday. Modrokrito la.JH mile* •outhwest; , V ; 1 cd SoCiabsia. Tbe Modjokri to action appar­ ently ua* an attsmpl by th# Republican* , to lmia»» Dutch fori'* driving* on tlie -tronghol-J r>f Mnluur. I lie Indonesian comto Flit Kappa Phi and thw-imly WASHINGTON, July 21. UP*— nuniMue «aid (lie drive had heen one elected to 1*1*1 Beta Kappa. halted 35 miles southeast of the Initiation nf tlie hew metnb-r* President Truman said today he not promised to tenmve con­ will be held Friday preceding ha* i <..ntl-iM-il «n l*aae 411**11 evening commencement exercise* trols over Installment .htivlng th in Which tn" candidates wilt re event Congress doe* not approV-i reive d eg rees Dean Walter J. their ,, eslenslon. . , , , , Matherlv of the College of this, « »'*s only promlsyd :.» t»y- Maraliall Advised nesi Administration will .^ In -.s' "Ctton. he said at a mwi s-onfe Of Dutch Situation the graduate , op "The Futum uf wl,- n ■bout hU •' These control* were Imposed be Private Cnpitallsm,” and President WASHINGTON. July 21-lTTJohn J Tir-'il "ill rtmfer devices. iglnnlty during Dip war,tiv n pre­ Secretary of State Marshall dt»* sident order. They.require n: !>■**! Oliiel •lUilflllj Sr|rrti>d for It,•■tilrilt*ed the Dutch-Indonesian fight­ hrrsbip in I'M Kappa I'M Inilml,-: a oiiP-tlilrd down payment when ing today with tho Netherlandsart autornebile, a refrigetn 'o' nu t Hector I (mi'* Gallardo. Poi-lto sint'a**adnr-dr*iEnnle, Dr. Eelco Rico, mri v l aiidldate for the tltv- some other article* are-purcli.ru-i! Van Kleffeils. on the installment plan. . torate, and t.'hlh-hwa Wu, tiavhtn a •lli-minule conference at tha Mr. Truman recently sent Con­ ing. Chekiang, China; Eunici Z. State Department, Van Klrffcns-* gress a message saying he though! Calhoun and Robert I. Gilbert, sabl In- gave Marshall “ n fete'’ Gainesville; ami Randolph T. Wed- the controls should be continued, points" on the breakdown of neg­ but felt that Was a matter for ding, St. Petersburg. Myron G, At that time, tie said otiations which resulted in what Gibbon*, nod Randolph It. Polk, Congre*s. lie termed the Dutch "police" Tampa; Ray E. Goddard. ■Plant be should take action if ('ongre-* campaign. C it y ; Robert W. Green, Fernan- did n»t vote to continue them. Tlie In.lone-ian crisis was taken Ilia phrase was general!*- Inter­ dtna; Jaiqur* L. Clarke and Char­ at the time as meaning he up "in very general terms." Van les W. Brand. Coral Gables; Joan preted would remove the controis if .(’on- JK leffen • told reporters, along With N. Pat ker. Mayo; Edwin A. Shut, *current efforts to put tthc Marsh­ er. Bristol; Kenneth L. Jons*. gress did not vote to ext.jpd them. all plan fur European economic Laurel Hill; John. W. . MIxsju. 1The Senate has voted for s tno-li- ICi-uveiy into effect. • fied fonttnuatmn, hut—the llnuva Cdmpbellton; Kenneth F. nntsaerib! Mat -mill, be »ar.L "VnrtWs very lias opposed. , •f fin Hu iir n t>to I*n | c 1:1kIt 11 Truman also said. that a world «ell what-* going on"-ln the East . . trade organiiatinn to buy grain Indie*.. for distribution’ under the Marshall -i.Van ■ K l e f f e n*. who has been Historic Papers Of- European recovery plan '* uti-!er Netherlands delegate to the United Nation*, leturned Tuesday fro.m Lincoln To Be Opened eonsideratlon. Ttic President maile this "state­ The Hague, lie said his call was ment nt a news -confer>ne' when primarily a courtesy visit, such, SPRINGFIELD. IB., Jqly 24 UTl, questioned about Secretary of as normally precede* a new en­ —The custodian of Abraham Ltr.-' Agriculture Anderson's propwal voy's presentation of Iris creden­ coin's tnnib said today that tho for surh an organisation. tial* at the While House. -I InColn papers to Ire opened Satj Mr. Truman alto tald that he urrlay in Washington “ may con­ hat no plans for domestic controls tain letters from people who were over wheat and corn. J Envoy In China Will were "angry at th# martyred Civ­ The so-called "Marshall Plan” 4 Visit Businessmen il War President., first announced by Secretary of I The ' custodian, 87 year old States' Marshall, is the Doited Herbert .Well* Fay, along wltn States- offer to help European na­ NANKING. July 21-bD-Lieut Jay Monaghan, state historian, tion* get on their feel econo micab General Altiert Wedemeyer, both thought, however, that the lv If they work out plana to .do President Tnitnan’a fact-finder tn paper* would not reveal anv what they can on their own. China, will make * preliminary thing sensational. Oq the matter of domestic con­ visit to Shattgoal Saturday to Meanwhile a group of Lincoln trol* over grain, Mr. Truman tald talk with American builnessmen scholars and Civil War authori­ those mentioned tn his recent econ­ who have heen sharply critical ties gathered In Chicago pre­ omic message to Congress had to of Chine*# commercial restrict­ paratory to attending the open­ do with export and transportation ions. ing of the historic document*. tl »nllnn»g on Paae t.lskll A formal statement said tha The paper*, at tha with of the Shanghai trip "will afford oppor­ martyred President’s son, Robert Mercy Flight Success tunity for discussions in closed Todd Lincoln, have been sealed meetings with memhers of the for 21 years in the library «f Despite Bad Weather American and Chinese business Congresscommunities and will assist Gen­ BOSTON, July 24 GPi— An in- eral Wedemeyer. In mapping out Coast Guard pilot brought h|* program of intensive study," Commision To treplil It appeared here that former a flying boat down In heavy T. V. Boong was taking Hold Meet Monday sess last night within 15 feet Premier of Ihe. Weather Bhlp Bibb, MO an Important part In Wedemeyer'* on whichi. U k tlt.g flL Seminolp County . . . .11oneH mile* o f f ' Newfoundfsnd, to rc- Investigation, -American policy toward IW i MOtiaiy" Iftfrimn ai morv an 18-ytit-obi satlor strict- (tepbnd China. Informed -sources sudd 2:00 o'clock as ah equatl totlon en with * appendicitis. Joseph J. Johns, 18, S l-e of He­ floung was believed acting as un­ board and to hear irnmptalnta, it ! official liaison between the Amer­ ^■4 was announced today by O. P. lena, Ga. was flown to a hospital ican and certain Chinese govsmat Fort Pepperell In Green!an1 , Herndon, county clerk, who h now ment officials,— preparing a tentative budget far where plan* wqre made to opera:* the fiscal rear 1947-48 for present­ Immediately. C A liF IH SOLD Braving haxardnua Hying w P ation to tho Commission. WASHINGTON. July 24 OF) No Increaso* In valuation* are dltloni, Lieut. William Morrill of contemplated for assessment and LakehuraL N. J., was forced to Rep. 8IVea (D-Fla.) aald today tax purpose* other than those due uae Instrument* in making the the- War Anseta Administration .V A j to neturxl increase.In value auch landing because of fog and ro- has agreed to aell Camp Gordon a* new buildings or Improvements, ■orted to "Jala,” a form of jet Johnston, In northwest Florida Tax Assessor Sanford Douclnoy propulsion, In taking off from to Grlar A. Quay Blosco, of East Paateatine, Ohio, for $440,100. . f revealed this morning. '■ .A ■ COUnty - _ -a . � 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 23, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 23, 1947. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 23, 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/ef68235d8cc83cbcdd963451dca2464b.pdf 396cae2d65446aab217c51d62d355781 PDF Text Text t FT ) MONDAY, JULY 21, 194' PAGE PAGE BIX General Bradley ! Indonesia Attacked To Visit Europe tu hinder the restoration of la Truman’s Message By AKTi Het The fae' Jfedf copp two game to contlno . Friday orchard I the Del-n Manaxvt hurier* in 14 hit bar g y To mat rd eu the while Ju t Yksri Aloe cJ for th Saturde contest of in the FI played in second til The Re in (he o game eve b'(t Hudd (ho Banft In a mag ttctorv * take Jami the right : |n DrLsn i Vake P gsvrn inn grid rctm cap. All ifatdngt u Saturday VAno’hv two cents standing Umpire Bor II sari feathers cellrnt at OcLsml * wrre not pule cf a it except eonjest League, utduue fc Yester* tripped t that war rawing a glued to man was igAlng. v-Sanfc-r. ninth s|ru?Hsckti mw.irigl folloWcd and »■ * i , i *« Burn, tu ViPinu) Th«>b<'t‘t Will*, r Vauli«B, la - * - ' Lew? rs. itOJsnui •tyUt. »l bsii.riU l Mriftnsl* Mwrer. Idldc. cl Silver i»*> f9Mt. « lmsen, * st.sk. Tv»*t; „ •—*il*»u. tl—SleUI retstk. nsntmil e |Bet»'v L j m i . s. vv.sth.r Slvwins klte--«o fug*a ta­ ils am Vurk, * jnidi k iWrtsri.x fsnford yitHil* I IfKt ‘ Last* t* Mr ri>< Could fE A R I. ULCER a * . in* J * -lb# « lbs lia whSrv u a ■*«** Would i is ltc n w ta s r rM lIuH l rre n r .« « O** from the forecast of a corn harvest 20 percent btiow last year’ s. But in the event res! shortages should develop, the rvport recommended ■ 1: 1. Full publicity as to the true farm outlook, perhaps including _a campaign ___ _ . _for “strict economy” In the use of some foods. r .____ 2. Quick planning for conservatton, lthrough ...— R-. export —r — controls . and possibly by renewing Ihe government’s recently l a p s e d pow^r to control the amount of grain used by distillers and other processors. V , Mr. Truman renewed plea of ten days ago that coal, steel a n d o t h e r industries, forego immediate price increases until they test the real snvtx of the wage boost won by Lewis* miners "Stability in steel prices would be a wise economic pulley for this industry as well as for the country," the President declared, wherrai Inerekse* based on guesses and an "exaggerated NIW YORK socialite Mrs. Thomas intern, Watlnn” c o u ld .“slart (Julia Donahue) Higgins (above) was arrested in Belgium on a charge of smuggling nylons. She wss taken Into custody In Chtrlefol with Christians Torlonla, mem­ ber ut a famous Italian family, who was formerly married to a New York socialite. (International) Stale of chronic Ill-health arid Instability.” Aa for. foreign commerce, export* have skyrocketed to an annual. rate of 120.700,000,000, creating * some strain" of short­ ages at home. Rut foreign nations ate tunning out of gold and dollars and eiports "must he tipecltd to decline before the end of the year,'* even If new foreign, aid is granted. Mr. Truman asserted. He added: "The immediate and Bole ob­ jective of our foreign aid pro­ gram* should be to restore a vigorous, stable and peaceful world economy. fortlgn policy it is* worth etifortig npollcy.-.il-la. - worth - en­ during temporary shortages of a few commodities within the United States. This will bring lasting benefits in the long run.’’ "In June we reached a level of 60,000,000 jobs, rcgsrdrd by msny as Impossible of sttsinment. Our stamkrd of living Is exceptionally high, snd purchasing power ha« thus far been adequate to absorb completely the enormous produc­ tion of American farms, mines and factories. "Farm Income' hik attained a record level. The financial peti­ tion of business is strong. " « u Managements and. |8 hur_Jyivu-Cui fiperated in maintaining Industrial peace « t l Productivity Is on the increase." But then Mr. Truman added this warning: that full employment at high prices la being sustained .by the pent-up wartime demand. l,y extensive use of credit and savInga, and by. the huge eycess of exports over Import*. ' “These are temporary prop* to our economic aystetn. A* they weaken, we shall need to make many baeic readjustments to complete th* transition to a permanently stable and maximum-level peace­ time economy," he declared. Mr. Truman decided to send his special report to congtess after Edwin G. Nourse, chairman of*hi* council of economic advisers, pre­ sented current economic develop­ ments—Including the coal contract settlement—at a Cabinet meeting en July 11. The 1046 law creating the econ­ omic council railed for only nmi re­ port a year, but a White House spokesman said that after the July 11 meeting the President and members of the cabinet agreed that Congress and Ihe public ild be brought up to date. ‘ ~ O n /» i i f t li W fiC k l O U r U ,T C C " * . , * ^ 7 — T""i - o i •,*», NEW YORK. July 21 of the Gheribon agreement, prom­ ising the wealthy Dutch East In­ dies Independence u n d e r t h a Netherlands crown aa “the United States of Indonesia.” The Dutch closed* down the In­ donesian News Agency Antara and started military censorship, light now. but nonetheless real. The Dutch army announced thsl newsman 1Lr,t>I,1 lua WailiLa-.l I i brief leave from hil Julie* tcram' Adminiilralor ir bca preliminary to hil taking the key chief-of*iUf( pod retirement .nest year ol General Dwight Eiienhnwrr. hi* wartime boss. - It will be'the lint letuin in two years lor Bisilley to the teens* ol....... hit victories, and be will find the situation gtrally changed. What lies ahead of him on the road hack? , He- left Europe, wilh lour gieal Allies —!United S t a l e s , Brilsh. |Russia and France-—still celrhrst; ing lhe unity ol a wsrtimr In* mr.ji), R e will 'find F.umpe'nnw an . area ol squairrls in which no two 1 allies agree on what shall he done { with the slowly irviving lof. • * He will find Ihsis neither war nor peace—for the peace isn’t , yet written wilh the main enemy i Ian only a twilight promise, i under which ujiimate decisions • 'have been postponed from 1 week to week’ ami month to month, r He will find the sureties of tha l battlefield, where nations and men *| unite in common fear, replaced by the uncertainties nf the dlpi lumatlc table, when- they often R drift apart in mutual distrust or t under the tug J,f separate greeds. 1 He will find that .the . superb, I cunihat-trained, million-man Amer­ ican Army be led lias dwindled - to 200,000 men or frwei, an ar- my containing many teen-age I, youngsters who never saw action, - an Army that suffers from the evils that have nfflirU-d all oc­ cupation armies from pre-Roman times — venereal disease, black marketing and the softening In­ fluence of Intermingling with for­ eign viviliana in a foreign cul* He will find in this remnant Ameriran Army at least one unit that call strike with'wartime pre­ cision and gower—jJiejnebilt.couslabulary force built up by his old lieutenant, MaJ. General' Ernie <Uld .Gravel Voice” i Harmon, lank battle veteran of Sicily, Italy France Belgium, Holland and Gerntany, In addition to Reps. M. H. Smith Bradley undoubtedly will gsthei of Sanford House Speaker Thomas Information that w ill'be reflect­ |l,u»luy of lie Funtak Springs, ed In future American military wh0 bed been called as witnesses, there were Reps. Marvin If. Rowell •r real purpose In his going. Rut „f Stuart, L. C. Yeomans of Cry*- slung hi* Journey also will he tai River, Johrr Hranch of Tampa, msny mileposts of memory he - --- - ................... - helped make famous In th* sec.... P, Martin of Plant City, P. Ouy OIMf World Wan-HIII 600 In TuCrews of Jacksonville and C. H. n|p|«, Troina in Sicily. St. la, In Tavlor of Wauchula. Nurtnany, th* Ardennes In UvlRep. Jerry Collins of Ssrumta. gium, the Siegfried Line and the who was one of the leadrri In Rhine In Germany, the fight to oust Papy from thej Rut he probably won’t g*l to House afler his indictment, was> visit the River Elbo area, where In tha rourthuuse but did not 1m- he linked up with Ihe -Russians mediately romp Into the court to end the war and swapped the loom. ' Soviet commander a Jeep for a Papy wae accompanied by hi* riding horse aa a victory touveteen-age son, U. C. Papy, Jr ., who nir. Only Red troops patrol the aat in the courtroom audience. Kibe these days. TWenty-one of the 93 pruspecTh* Soviet military leaders live jurors were excused or were know Bradley's record - loo well absent because they could not leg -to •underestimate 1 him. But - hi located. Slate and defense roun- will* certainly lie a puttie lu th* tel started examining the venire- German people. Accustomed to men. -Th# State wae represented by Slate Attorney Orion 0 . Park­ er. Jr ., and Phil O'Connell. Papy'a attorneys of record were Rotary 5feet identified In the courtroom as former etat* senator- Pat Whi­ tr— rsa> <'»»> taker of Tampa, J . Lewis Hall and ss bn th* Arthur Godfrey Weldon G. Starry of. .Tallahaate* am front hi* first victory and U. A. Worley of Miami, former larch on th* Orlando talent Dade county state attorney. Also at the defense counsel table wste J , Leuncelot Lester end Montoe county ettorney Paul Sawyer, both tl'H lta s U tr*M I***. Dm ) enough to, accommooste rum m In federal elections was pssvcd th* Radio i City Music Hall. This by the House. It now goes to th* Music Hsll, he saldn Is the largest Scnst*. Th* vote we* 290 to 111, Ip th* world, but more impressive Stalin Makes First Thar* are no plan* for conthan that, ha added, ar* Ra wonof the bill this year Qarful acoustics, Summer Appearance stderalion In the Senate, where It has b*«n ■, Th* most unfortunat* part of -----C----- , blocked rejwattdly In th* p u t by his trip ,. hs axplslned, Wss tha niuovcun, r—i nint Southern filibuster*. MOSCOW, siuiy July ait I I . pi (AR—l*rlra* cold ha contrartad after taking Minister 8 talin mad* hta first pub­ Celled up unexpectedly, Houm a hot shower Just before .spend­ lic appearance of th* summer yrsing three hours rshasrring in en terday whan h* attended a monster action came over -the futll* ob­ k!r wnnrtlllnnfliii rfiatR. -Am 1 rt* sports axhlbltlon In Moscow’* Dyn- jection! of a group of Southern s n o Stadium In wbicli approxi­ representstivts who tried perilsmately 30,000 Russian athletes per- mentary devices to blu*’- a Hr,-’ Vote. Thev succeeded onl* In **; tirlpataL The 67-yeer-old Stalin, who » u leying th* showdown s*v«rr dressed (n e military uniform, ap­ hours. The Hous* Merchant Marin peared to be in good health and high aptrila when he entered his Committee approved a hilt V special box and received the cheers block petroleum shipments i*> >nof. an audience of 70,000 which foreign country unless the See •crowded the stfdium to capacity. rotary of Commerce certifies t*>. by him on the Godfrey program, He was accompsnled by Marshal and also the final test including Klementl VoroaMlev and Foreign 'B few verses from each of the contestants. Sanford people In the audience that night, he said, were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mra. MapNelll and B elt. 7 ^ S of Orlando, and Rev. Doug Charles of. Sanford. a appeal front jd* surisot, r x7 Ai W—A Ar " M I H 1^ W k-— > rY 11 a V\ / r 1v \ff Lm I■ 1 - H * 1 i1 1 -■ w k. Aa I Com mission Meet r .a M .e .0 I ' M I’M * unfinished ' business. Mr. Ssjrrt announced. Is wss agreed Friday to grant to the ' "F ort** and . Doyle con­ tracting firm of Connecticut an option for purchase of City owned loU in the Magnolia Heights section for building. 60 fire room homes of the pre-fabrlcated type, each haring an area of approxlmately 1,000 square feet. The pro­ ject is awaiting FHA approval, said Mr, Bayer. Each home will occupy 1 H lota. Another request for city loU was presented by Clsude Wbldden, twpvkwnltaf Internets not named. *ctJon * * * Ub,*d Until Com* missionsrs* can be present to “ " d . * 1* ‘ The Comtnlwwlon voted to again thekt on Aug. 4 as a T a i Equal!“ ‘ I"" Board at which time they w[)| hold a public bsartng In regard to a proposed raise of 10 percent In City ta i valuation for 1947. A hearing wss also set for the first week to August to consider revoking the license of a beer garden operated at 801 West Ninth Street by J . D. Carlton. A petition of residents In that vicinity was ™ad in which the place was deae8 bed as a public nuisance, „ Keque* of the Silver Fleet Csb Company to increase rates was considered and the company was »»kcd to submit further daU as Would cause future Immigrants ..to /Hhlnk U k r b e f U b W d m g on Aug. 6 /to attempt',Y, u,) ta il insurance problems. Greek Fight •C'eatlaaee m at Pag* Oa.f big attack against governme forces eight day* ago. A government military l«ti told the subcommlsalon the rlllaa at Konitsa wars Albs mi Uniforms and launched jt e aive to set up a free r . oimm i at Konitsa. Government circles, meanwhil e i pressed surprise that the. gut; rlllaa who were routed Iasi w2 by loyalist force* in north***, ern Greece had not proclaim the area a “Communist fn state.” “ We cannot understand the 4 lay," a foreign ministry spoke man said. “Wa hava been exp* Ing it any day. The on*] teen probably la because the Lommv 1 1 m r.tkt? w w * n of gaaollno, the first English divorce with th* power of grating President that th* shipments will aheolus divorce. ................ ........... ................. « not Impair civilian supplies,’ - Weahtngtonle. named Ift hoftor The secretary would be requir­ of Georg* Weshlngtoi, ta a genua ed to make monthly -rtporta of shipments to Congress. * SSotSw s jjs . and establishment at security ft ail men of good will In this cout , ry ln d to obstruct the rehabl Hatton and reconstruction of Ir don„ ia ." Interior capital of Jogjakarta fur P alatin e Curfew the “ vrindo population, men- and rumen of all organisations, to « ll s S f S Iran re s* t>«l defend our freedom and our gov­ beenir aegt to detention camps or ernment against the Dutch co­ Cyprus. lonial war." This generally was supposed to The Republican radio fsported have been the destination of tha heavy fighting at Gunung Pati, deportation ships Ocean Vigour, ten miles outside the north coast Runnymede Park and Empire Ri­ city of Semarang. Within 8 *m- val when they tailed from Haifa arang itself, the radio said tha Republican underground had risen against the Dutch. | General Soerdirman, comman­ der of the Indonesian army es­ timated at 200,000 troops, believ­ ed to be poorly armed and train­ ed, warned Republicans by the ra- rW.I A h .IU ,7„*r„n ,r !? * u A Jewish, In JerusaU ii hsTld t e n " of * " 1 cT^ m fo/ n.w f d lS ui ^ „ d " ncem a^d imh^mnd V**.*ni*rn t ln f j.- ™ “ ‘ f r * ,#" . i . NEW YORK. July 2 1 , tA *)A British colonial office spokesBuses lit the populous Borough of man said thy Cyprus camps csr-Queens moved under police guard talniy were not full. He said probtoday after 600 union drivers for ably about 10,000 Jews were two rompanlea voted almost un­ *n the camps, but many more animously to continue their strike could be accommodated. (Jewish that began Saturday. sources in Palestine .have estimatPolice said 300 strikers attemp­ ed the number held on Cypruv ted to block the movement of the at 16,000.) , first 37 buses from a terminal of The Whitehall Informants sugthe Green Bus Lines, Inc., with a gested that this could mean that picket line, but dispersed when any Jaws seised by the British protective police arrived. By tnld- • tffcth * Palestine coast would mornlng 63 of a normal 120 buses RCntlThie to be sent to Cyprus if were in operation, the line «aid. m no arrangemanla had been made with the particular . European M**cd Among the newest am electrical development ia i light that peer* around the bulb ia mounted In nf tfU M b K m etal.tub*. HOUS E In F lo rid a ’s “ dlpsy d ood le” winters U a real problem . How m uch beat Is needed? W hat type Is moet satisfactory? Most econom ical? W hat equip- “ .o, I. ...tubist T o And a solution^ Reddy Kilow att has Just com pleted * » extensive survey. It1* too long to publish here. B ut It’s * * . . available in book form —-* fine bl| book, profusely tibia* use heating problem . (rated . And It bee the answer to CIL! F AC T S IN A WARM S UB J E CT So don’t ih lrtr and shake next winter. Do something • Hi ‘ . --r ' . - d’i . f / : , about U now. Get the facts. See your dealer* call at your Florida Power A Light Company office* or �* t> ■ m m r' SBG^gey,/* . J •. /• In V a lt y T h c r t U S tre n g th — To FawUet tfc. I' u h of th* World; To Prwxoote the Pre.reae of America) To Produce Prosperity for cranford. • • -T H E W E A T H fi* W a n t AN IN D E P E N D E N T VOLUME XXXVIII Established 1008 SANFORD, FLORIDA, Defense-Move D A IL Y d N K W Sl’ A PK H TU ES D A Y, JU LY 22, 1947 NO. 178 jm l A s s o c is to d P re s s L ea se d W ir e A ll O fficial c a lle d B ep resen tativ e' A l ­ lowed To Relate C o n v e r s a t i o n In­ volving B r i b e r y e Eerily cloudy (oni|ht and Wed­ nesday. Gentle variable * ;nd*. 'S ’ Landing On re­ Java Gain First Objectives; Sp ies Note To UN Outlines Policy Soviet Operation In America Through Party Revealed By Former Communist Netherlands S t a t e s Police M e a s u r e s W ASHINGTON. July 22 lff>Vidor Kravchenko told Congress Compelled By Re­ today that "every responsible rep­ p u b l i c ’s A c t i o n s resentative of thr Soviet guvern- Official Gives Red Satellites Eyewitness Story Receive Warning in thr United Slates rnay be Of Burma Slaying To Aid U.N. Plan merit regarded as an economical or po­ Indonesian Revolt Seen As Sign Days Of Imperialism Are Fading Mission To Explain R e p u b l i c ' s Posi­ tion P l a n n e d By Former P r e m i e r US DRW I I T MACKKN2IK ju liereliy h tiniteit Su ir< of In TALLAH ASSEE, July 22 LAKE SUCCESS; July 22 a ' i AP Foreign Affair. Anal)sl I i)on#aU, encoiiips»mg tiutli the i m AH A. tul„ . ) .aP)-uLu. Circuit Judge V . May Walker — Th r Netherlands government inTlieer is no ilark mystery gl>viul ,r«iuii>lie sml. the reuisnuier of lhv‘ A litical spy." today denied a defenie motion lU -Jtaefm V iwhlkh * W e'lMpii-V F»Tt Imlies. -would come Into besource, sanl today UoopS United S id e s ’that it Single Gunman Killed Punitive Action By btavchenlCpf-disAaier afisciai A^afjhaif herirthelYiinprltrJ who tlniutrd aihuir oil the noith l« "rrso ii to ' ngsin lietwsrn tin- ImlonesiMti Be- ing In which would have cut the groun I S e c t m y je6*iiiicfr the Soviet Pure losing Commission polit inessutes against the In- puhlic anil the impelint Ilulrhi This new nation was to have and rati coaiU id Java yciterad rs completely lwsV -ltoM tbs Yuw*i|* * N a tio n ’s it is Ju»t another of mso,’ I dominion status. Holland was to day had been engaged in heavy Imbery chi ry charge aaaimt former Rep A t C o u n c il T a b le Threatened by U. S. in New York, testified heforr the donevian Republic liecauve u| con­ force*; indication* that tin- d»v of n il -1 retain a hand in fiqrlgn irlnHouse Committee on Un-American Berate C. Papy of Key Weat. • tinued "ait* uf violence." pir,.* la fading. jlions, defrnw-, finance und in *ub lighting, lhe Dutih. if polling all activities. •To undsrataml the i Bii»e of l lie' jrci* of an m>nomic!| or culloi ohirclivci traihrd in operation, LAKE SUCCESS!* July 22 tA * > . At the same lime, it was di*. RANGOON, Burma. July 22 He declined, to bar leitimony lie said that Mr. Setfov. who closed that the Indonesian govern­ currant crisia w«* mint g.t I.Nckjnl nature. The (Juerrrt uf Hollaml laid trmUnvc was "Icti ihan ex. of Rrp. Qrailey Odliam of San­ i/V) -puisne* Minuter U. Mya, — The Untied Slates warned the a bit. Ths revidatiim»iy -lmlo-|aiao v u 4o" Iw ijoeeu of lite ? ford that Papy had offered him a lurvivur ol the aiiatiinat|on Balkan states today .that any re­ was deputy chairman ol thr Pur­ ment itvrli bad sent a communica­ nrsian Rspuldic lia* jn-en the Dominion. Diaagtreiiient over tile peeled." A l^olth army_communique fusal to cooperate with proposed chasing Commission. actually was de facto government fof tinmsmethod of implementing the new tion to the Secuiity Council I he caih and whiikey to help defeat Saturday in which seven of top .a bill 'denying telegraph, aerviie Burmese leaden were daih, said border watch commission might superior to thr Rusnan ambassa­ contents weir not known, hut the Jor porttune of tin- sich islands guyeriiment i» credited with pre- placed Dutili caiualtin yntciday ■■f Java and Sujuniin sisiee tin- cipltnltug the latest upheaval, today a lone gunman invadrd the bring punitive action by the Unit­ dor fiom lb* Communis! ^arty note wav pirtumed lu Ur an ap|ie.v| winter of lU!f>. l^nglliy negotin-l However. 1 think we must . 1 4 at 151) dead and wounded. to race bet bookmaker!. Hinidrnt Sockaino ol the Ined Nations Security Council. for aid. point of view. Ilona between llie Diltell irlielv j drepri Ilian that.- If^ we could Odham'a leitimony wai given ministerial council dumber and donruan Republic amiiumcrd that The . warning was voiced by The Putsh note chatgrd the In-, fhcavily punctuated t>> warfare) Uiok into the uitml of iln- In Andrn Ctumyko, now represent­ uAilc the jury wa* excluded from calmly .perpetrated the cume. (ornifi Prrtntcr Nulan Sjahnt had Hrrschel V. Johnson, Deputy U. ing Russia in the United Na­ donesiam with "senselesv destlUC* finally resulted In an ugrrrment H HHllMKrd MM I'ggr Pill TJiakin Nu, aucceuor to the tne courtroom pending Judge 1c( l Java-oo-s-m ittron to exptaig S, delegate, in reply to Soviet with maintaining a food tions, was ambassador at the tion. Walker'a ruling on the point.' TJ*r murdered U Aung San as deputy lhr irpublic*! poniion abroad. (Ar­ contentions that the council time, Kraychrnkii said. Hocknlr j amt with carsyrng Sanford Irgiilalor prepared to chairman ol the goveimn's ex­ ming in Ningapuir. Sjahrir raid could do mote__than make "hovlile -md inllammaloiy piopThe onr-lirnr Russian anny of­ repeat it before the- jurora, admit ecutive council, laid Aung San hr would voil Ihr United State). ’■rrommrndalioni under C h a pagamli." ficer described Sedov as the "main learned two monthr earlier that, a ted sfter’th r nilitlg wai made. India and Au ill alia on* hit nmtrr V I of the_U.__N. Cliarter "lhe Nrlhrilands as thr t'late personality representing thr ress"trptoiilt murder pUd" wai be­ State Attorney Orion C,. Pal tiun.) under which the^ promt case it vvhoitl the sovelrigiily lial comniillrr on the Common-1with .. - . ker,- Jr.', laid that an order rul­ ing readied hut dm lediteil tli<- bring considered?"” A Royal Nrthri luiul* navy comist Party in the Unitrtl Stales, * “* ’ * ,l,llo T *ntI wlfftIs conlepiuti. He laid thr dr facto, mutiique mid landing craft of the ing out leitimony involving con­ Johnson said the refusal ol any navy and win slops disembarked He said no decision, could h e ! ^ u; nll> *• ullimalely te.jHin.shl versations beftvrcn legiihlon i.» leader uf the Burma government country to coo|>cra(r with thr pro­ troop* nt Bniijot-wangi on the dul not believe anyone in the made without .Sedov's participa- (or ^maintaining I* wand order ^ d around the House chambei pelled bolder comiminon would cannot allow (heir inimical arinmi Minneapolis Club As­ Protection Of Oil In­ rw»t (oasl of Jnvn and at J'asjr automatically would mean a di­ country would pint againil hii lay it open 1o much graver charges tion, adding that when secret con 1'uloli on rin< north coast. It wxs to continue." the Nrlherlandi gnvsures City On Bali terests Of P r i v a t e the first amphibious operation rected verdict of acquittal "hr- life. and action under another chap­ (rreners were held al the purchas­ eramrnt laid. the end of World Wai II, U Saw, former premier whom the ing commission. Sedov presided cauie we have no other evidence." Park C o n d i t i o n s Owners Is Ur^ed since ter of. the charter. Hr |urtuma"It has become patmtlv clear A Dutch army communique said . British ousted and jailed on rather than the general who was that the present republican guv-i ' , ” the Hoops li Defeat* Allornryi Weldon 0. . , "the gained initial objective! bty referred to Chapter V II, which emim-nt i. incapable of maintainHi* Lily. Comnunion U»t c»r W A S H IN G TO N , July M l— and made addiliouMl advances. Starry of Tallahanee and Pat thargri of collaboration with the provides for sanctions and mili­ head ol the agency. A severe five hour riiesaemant Kravchenko Inter broke witn irfg security, law and order in their! ning voted lo reduce the hcriur A House I'ublic l ands suhconililitWhitaker of Tampa contended Japanese, and 19 assistants were tary action. ^ vojeil loday^ijr..dalay-amiri th e,| in "th P ~ r5d B n g ^ sector of Suthe Russian government. replaced under arrest soon after Johnson said he accepted a nouisced Communism oosi luld why tuch leitimony ihould not bi lu-xi session of t-ongress any av'-|malia yrsteiday and oihrr classes T*r?neh owcjuluis ui iu.ibe praambl* Tn a book, ” 1 (Those Flreiiom." imam It. create lhe necessary iuij. I ' u,‘' mcubanli liym to 5 . " )bm un h-gislatjori giving lb . Sec.-j on . that island were spotted admitted under a 259-year-old the assassin* Ron >. ‘ Ottions tnereto I s ilay, with the itnendllient that retary uf Interior “unqin-stionnble by an Indonesian at my communi­ ttpaalTihg to a new,-unfereiw# ■if the American resointluii which English cflromcn^law o (absolute Robert K Stripling, chief in U Mya gave this first eye wit­ would stipulate that continuation fin , ,these clrciMiistancpi h e r!.* maaiiiiuiM maximum vi of i15r day. i y■ hr allow- "Jithdrity" to expand the Ever que. Tlie l>utlletlu also said that vestbrator fur the committee ask­ l^vilage of.judicial and legislative* ness account .of the murders; uf the disturbed situation In the nuiirity n Kuv^inm^nt h is with th«* * . • .» . , glades National Bark in Florida to on Runday. two Dutch warship* ed Kravchenko for Information utmost reluciauoe been compelled fd ldu1"1n', , U yrJ' Il'M IlS H t n rage Sis) 1,"200,000 anes of )*nd. " l,y off Mvtak on the exlrems tip "One lone gniwaau advanced on actual a*;icqmenta to apy tolm liu i i.e the Eieilt, *t;uv«j Dot- to hold austroni I hit action lot The at tion was takrn me* the “ f Java were shelled li >imini.est/iiitaker laid' 'th t * Diibesy silently— wlrwout** .^faking upon work made hv- the CorutHunit' fo-neral to rrsort to police mea- lowed a statemerit id l*ity Alim objection of Itep. . Betrrsoo (D-| i< •■eiiaa.,i <••«> u , ; I’arty in this country. charge! ihould have been drspov the council tablet'and simi't U. sS. Ifit« Slow Pay sores of n strictly limited charac- „ ,y pIrJ |< WlLoll to (he file d Lial after Chairman Barrett iH steadily (at Aung . San. Within a In general, the witness said, nu ed of by the Legislature ana few feel of the table, ha-halted. Of Reds For Supplies person holding a position in con- ’ 'The Net.,..lands gmernm.ii, «»»•* «• W* ojunmn, a $IIM) a day Wy"» '" ,d «h- r“ " 'r" in - if '« no action Inlay hr would roil .all, "it Un't good government for the Then he opened fir#, strung the ICMiUtivd mn I'i i r M ti j (rr winild U trffil f u n iiv r ^ l»V utiutlirr with economic affairs a r­ rr mrcting t u r n i n g uf or thr (nr group t*.| Ix>-1 g^ , ■, c . WASHINGTON, July 22, l/F)- nectiun court to itnke down an indepen gdh I leftward ,and continued fir­ rives here from Russia “withaut lo ir Colli— “ ....... ........ — either •the couth. Gongra.reconverts, C r e lC ( J lir iS lIlC T , A nxw American pro(eat to Mos­ drnt branch and id itielf up sa ing at khosa aeated on the left 1-cial or tegular »r«io .’, pest, I# I | i of Aung tfan. • • cow Involving |1 ,0(K>,000 wortti of a aperiflc assignment with refT V motion lo reduce the (ce in stwcial erence to collection .of secret doc­ ((.'■■tlaaea » !•■** k ill January As Aung S a n ' fell Aid the oil machinery missing In Romenia uments,” Than he went on tt wai made hy Comrniiiionrr KohHep W illiam ’ A. Dawson ill gunman" turned his attention to clouded Ruula'a hope *odny of say that every responsible Soviet cit A. Willumi. Mayoi H. J. tint Ctali) luuvni to drfvrr action un­ the olhertr further from rnr. I aek-. getting icnii-leaae refinery equip representative here lifay .U re­ ptriidcd ovrt lhe inerting. Com* A T H E N S . July 22, (A*)— Civil til iln* next rilrating <>t Congrrsi. ed the upportunity to escape 1 nient from the United Slate* garded aa a spy. Delivery of 118,000,000 worth of miliionrr Arnlrcw Carraway was His motion carried on a voter vole. strife rruptvti am-u on the island len|ied for .the doorway, pulled Dressed in a neat, powder blue down the holt. and ran from the post lend-lesse supplies, much of Peterson suggrstrd that the cum of Fiele Loilav ami spuradic gurrpirirnl. I WO rommisiionrn wrir It oil equipment, has been alopped ault. Kravchenko testified chief­ milter merely close its iu-uriog on 1 11|a attacks were 'repditcd else­ room. " ‘ *1 /A|)— , sliseni; lirmgc armgr Ihilmp, due- to thr |iaik liHlay and per mil him lo where in lireece, llie goVri lllllcnt 1 "There was no guard at the by Congress because of Moscow's ly through in interpreter. Dr. lh e Civil Aeronautic* Hoard has door. The executive council so delay in settling the Soviet Uni­ Vladimir Gaovaki, clflef of the given formal notice of proposed illnrn, and Era. R . Lrihri who submit u substitute bit! al n l«< i aunuunced. foreign law section of the Li­ to w rules to require raitnr ter­ ii out ol town. Tlie Caura area uf t’lete. quiet meeting, liarrrll thru nnmuin.-rd far has never been guarded. The on’s wartime account. Sanford's bid for erection here only police'at the secretariat that Administration official* who brary of Congraa*. Both men *p rain clearance Indicator.■ in air l l i r matin u|-rrducing thr fre! Id* Inlrutioii to call no further for llie tlast few weeks, wa# under IC -a llsa r* aa |'M , S i s ) ' a curfew ordered by the mjlitary of s Florida American Legion have urged Congress to relaa this treatlaa*# •• l‘»a» l i t ) ! marling during thr cunviit Imera for a two-year cxperlmcn governor. Col. Fiairroddaskis, - af­ stand lest it be interpreted abroad ^i w^ C aiali ufcS f’j uiui-nae headquarter! and memorial build­ fia ....... 'J o W S S i' " t*l period beginning Jan. I. ter a Imrnl of 20 men .ul irk .< a . , »» *h American disregard of con­ Navy To Cut F otcoh ing waa personally prelented by Th* board also announced a giro mittiuit oil July III hy (icorgc The Evrrglade*' National I’otk radio station .just oulsiib1 ths capi­ tract pledges acknowledged thM Joel 8 . Field, Sanford poatmMtcr Return Of W ar DeScI poaed new rule reuniting Increased Austin of thr Ihnipr Furnitutr was rstalilisiinl June 20 by See- tal. (Tin s dispatch did not fur'liRussia's tactic* In Romania might srff member of the Cempbell-LoasBy 1,000 OfficerH ■learnnre* tn flying over moun­ Company. Mayoi Gut thru dircrlril tciarv of Interior J . A. King on er identify lhe *ltae|i*r*.) Gets Underway Soon permanently bar th# shipment des­ lfl| Post S3 leleetln committee to tainous terrain during bail wrath- Attoinry \X ilum lu draw up an Cfil.lHMI -acres in southern Florida. The authorities announced that pite Moscow’s willingness to pay tha Special HearquayUra Set-, WASHINGTON; July 22 , (,V >- ei and the revival of a pre-war At that time, the State drrd-d lo PARIS. Jdir 22 ’ The re­ for the goods. urdinsnee irdunng il|r Ire (rum the feileial government fire of ml guerrillas near Can........... flic lo action Committee headed by Col. tide requiring llie carrying of an The Navy announced today an im­ (hr village- of Kamltimi nnd hlasTlie State Departs nt disclosed mediate reduction" of 1 ,000 - of­ automatic flight recorder. Tom Cooley of ML. Dora which turn of 11.8. World War II dead IKI Oil a day lo )2H a day. At nnd mineral leases, all Stale own- led u bridge in leptisal fur the from JKuropran grave* will get Th* two new proposal! grew (Jir mrctlllM lail Friday, Convmis-j rd lands in the area. II also pie- •laying Gy u C d i m muli.uf two mat a t tha 'Hotel Mayflower In umb rway July 28, at Henri Chap- yesterday a formal note bad been ficers because of budget cuts handed the Soviet foroign office, voy^d by Congress. The move will from President Truman’s •special Jacksonville Saturday afternoon in persons In-Id In ronnectio, with ellt> Cemetery near _Liege,- Bel. Xirotaating Russia's failure to pay lionrr Carraway moved-that the' .sT*1*1 * ** f"! connection with the Department glum, the American Graves Regis­ for 7.000 ton* of oil equipment re­ reduce the number of Navy of- air safety inquiry troard. The third . | . ■ | , tNW.otM) for the aqcuiattion of nri the kilting <>f a Rightist attorney. ordinanrc tie adopted, but tbp | vate land! within the coNtrmpl«l)*.t ficer* from a present strength of D one which has been.under dlssummer Conference. tration Commission announced moved from Romania tjtf Red army !7.0rW In northwest Greece in th# • irs to 40,000. •u'-idri for some times* an aid to motion dird lor want of l.L'uu.lMMI.acrr park. Mr. Field Informed members t>f today. east of loannina, two minor elash| troops. Congress gave the Navy M,. enforcement' of flight.rules and H|T ond. . . the Poat last evening at their Itrp. Dirksen (R -lll) urge,I Hut. r» well* reDtirteil belwesnc govern The Henri Chapeite Cemetery .1 OO.000.000 for its operations 'until vnilgation of accident*. eupper meeting at the Legion Hut is the second Isrgest In tbe.Kurosulwumniltee today to ’’plotec- Ihe ’ merit fnrrea anil reinnantli i f Lef­ Following lire opinion given oC th ia submission, and revealed p*»n erea,. and. 17JUD-American* U. S. Envoy To China July IU4H,,or.approximately JshW,- - Th* flight recorder Is ’* device hy Attorney Wilson, lhe ordinance mineral mid oil interests" of pri­ tist Guerrilla unite. One guerrilla 000,000 leas than i'residrn; Tru­ pieced in tne tail of the plane lo t i n - of th# four-ettle* which are buried there. It waa establish­ vate owners if it recommended unit, attempting to reach A graph#, sliow<lta path through the air and wai passed un iti first reading tlioi tlie Secretary uf Interior ln- wa* reported under altar's hy Begins Conferences man had asked. aummilted offers, Tallahassee, ed, hy the tat. Army in Septem­ al>n th* effect of rough air on th* Of the 1.000 officers affected, which was represented by Post ber. 1844. Mane of ita dead fell last evening. Die reduction, said viven "unquestionahle authority" government’force* south of G'rev*. II Kalian*# aa l*aae * 1*1 NANKING. July 22 , OP) — 800 will leave the Navy and 1’00 plan*. Use of the recorder via* Mr. Sayrr. applies to firms that Comdr. Walter Roundtree, was in the battles fo r Asrhan and In na. Other minor clashes were will revert to, non commissioned dropped Ih Ju n e.' !!)!!, because of China's military situation came the only other Florida* city to the Ardennes campaign. saU to have taken place un |h# have been m business twu years ranks, t i * announcement sold. war time materials.shortages/ under rlpso scrutiny today by an submit a bid for the site. Henry smtlhern stupes uf lhe (ir.tinmna thoae dead whoa# next American presidential envoy on a All officers concerned will he Th* r)tdar absolute terrain pro­ or more. Fur firms that have not Woleolt presided at the Post meet- of "Only Muiintnliis. kin hdve elected to haee their fact-finding mission and by top notified not later than Aug. IA ximity.Indirator will Ite used as a Tlie goverii.nt atirmunred lhr»i lagremains brouht back to Uia home­ Chines* -general* who conferred and the change will lie -omnleted supplement to pressure .'ypc nitI- been heir that length uf tunc IlMlIaae* as I’sar aid on Sunday GtAiiiliu forces lust dr The .10 member committee in land will tie returned" the AGRC hy Oct. 1. meten. One now un the market with Chlang Kal Shek oq coordina­ Jacksonville, at whose • meeting said. ; TAMI'A. July 22. <*•) - The killed, il) wounded and T7 cap­ Of the 800 to leave tha service, shows * light and blows a horn tion of operations In the wer State Cominsnder Frank Caton drutli of hundred* uf thousands of tured. The first shipment Is sched­ against Chines* Rede. 500 will be reserve line officers when the plane approaches within New Catcher Signed was present, set Nov.' 1 as the uler! to depart from Antwsrp early fish in the Sayasota area during •North of Kilkis, a iurnd ronting The American was Lieut, Gen­ now on active duty and a email a specified distance of an obstruc­ deadline Tor other cities to make in Octdber. tlie past week waa caused literal- down from tlie lulls attacked and By Sanford Feds number of Wave officer*. About tion. Th* board'* proposed rule eral Albort.C. Wedemeyer, whose u lflr possible bids for the project, ly l>y smothering, Dr. Clvd.' T. held a village near Santa for thr** • 11"' 1----■ ... ■■— — survey for President Truman, like­ 300 regular Navy temporary line would require such a device In all Mr. Field announced. Rri’ l. in-ad uf the Biology Depart­ hours lieforn ar tin-red cars and Bill Lewis, a 0 foot 188 pound offieera who were formerly en­ scheduled airline plane* flying at ly will deteraino U. 8 , policy to­ ment of the University of ramps, troops recaptured the-community, After Nov. 1, he said, Chair­ House Kills Tax On backstop from Follanab**, W. Va. listed men and given officer rank night or through overcast. ward China. Ho held informal military source* sstd. said today. man Cooleey will call -a meeting wa* signed by tha Sanford Celery during the war will also be sep­ Th# proposed terrain clearance Jewelry Under $25 conference* at tho American Em­ arated, the Navy said. Far tu the east, virtually un th* within the n ett ' 10 days to de­ Fed* today, it waa announced by After he and twu as*iiiu-it> rule would Increase the minimum bassy toon after Me arrival, and Turkish Imrder at Oiestias mili­ cide on the three best bids and made a thorough study uf jhe con­ John Krlder, vie* president of the About 200 temporary lino war­ altitude over the highest ground * I( m tinw i r»e» atsi WASHINGTON," July 22 W) tomorrow he will talk with Chlang rant officer* will go bock to the on a route from 1,000 feet to 2 ,00(1 Sanford Baseball Association. ditions. Dr. Reed said Sarasota tary sources said l eftist Guerril­ and other high government offici­ were routed with losses of men The House voted today to cut al*. Lewis has been ploying for th* coastal waters were teeming with las feet under certain conditions. and war supplies ip a battle with the taxes camera fan# must pay billion* of liny organisms which Miami entry in the Florida Inter­ In a written lUtemaot. Wede­ Drug Store Observes on films and euuipmcnt. an "Kvro*" <Rightist) unit. national League and has been clung to th* fishes’ gills an i shut Without a dissenting vote, it meyer said: off their breathing.” hitting“ 288 for Miami. 23rd Anniversary passed "My miulon !• easentla'ly one a measure dropping from Th* new Fed catcher la 24 years "These organisms I provisionally Schrader Funeral of fact-finding in which I am aid­ IS to 10 percent the tax on eme- ed old and ia a limited oervvlc* identify as diatoms called 'arterlby a imall group af men expert 4 O, Laney, pharmacist, has teur roll films and cameras and Planned Tomorrow player., onetla Japaunica’, whjfh always operated hie drug store at Its pre­ ending the 25 percent tax on Jen- In several fields of economics, fin­ •xist in normal amounir III sea ance, engineering and political a f­ sent aim far the past » years, he . . aeta and various Ither still and faire. We aro IntertsfW jwrUrulFuneral services for Herman W. By BOBBY PARK 8 dirrction and Killed down by the River Fund Increased Water hut spring up lu-counties* revealed today. With Mra. Laney moi|on picture equipment. Camp Scribe numbers when conditions ar* ideal Schrader, 86 , who died yesterday arly in learning and teeing some­ he came 'here from Birmingham, fire for another nap. Soon the Tb# bill also trO«fa Urn 20 per for their growth" tha Tarnna .ninrnilUi *t- Me-iiuifiu ill 1XFJ h n a r By Senate Group -actentixt-Tatijr After an active day Friday, blair danced higher and the go­ AU. and on'July 2*. 1824 opened cent tax off Jewelry selling for thing of the efftegry of measures ro* will he held Wednesday after-. the ita r * w n-First Street In the lest than JUS and aiampt* muil- taken by tho Chines* government lh« camper* gathered around the phers -begae-tw-morr.— After- till -------noun at 4:00 o’clock at th# Ericklooking toward U llw k D . i u u _. . 4 ff* cal Instrument*-purchoaed by n —| c a m p fire -fo rm H c itin g gopher race, with Cabin V 't Kilroy corn- ^ W A S H IN G TO N , July 22,-Ghson Funeral Home. Interment will Furvi* for th* 8t. Johns River Southern Pacific ■ be in Evergreen Cemetery. race. A fearful huih settled tog in second, there wst’ a beauty project lo deepen the channel from tors Invited To Mr. Schroder was born Oct. 25, •round the fir* •• the gophers conical with Kilroy winning. Strike Is Shortlived 1881 Joeksonville to Lak* Harney wer* alto have to win-approval by the In Rtadling, Iowa. He wa# Open House Plant ttl like brightly painted atones. Saturday was a buiy day wtlfi approved yesterday by Senate Senate and Fresident Truman. a member of the First MeihoJUt appropriations -sub-committee. SAN FRANCISCO, July « 2 , OP) Chureh of Sanford. For tha r#st Suddenly there waa a victorious preparation* being made for the SANFORD WINS , Friday evening will ba visitors The commltt** recommended —A strike by th* Hrotherhoral of year he operated a grocery star# yell at Cabin llt'a gopher began visitors Sunday. After supper Sat­ 1200,000 for Ih* project or | 100 , Th* Sanford American Ugion nhjht at th* C#ntrol Florida Quick Loromotlv* Engineers which Im- in Lak* Monroe. ON to ilowly make hit way toward urday the camperi hurried to the 000 raora than th* Rous* originally moblliied th* weatern lines of th* Survivors Include th* widow, regrets an mwr Junior Baseball team defeated tho Fraew and 8 lor*ga Company on Winter Park Legion nin* this Waat Thirteenth Straot a t from th* finish tin#. Southern Pacific Railroad ended five sons, Edward uf D«nv*r, I*,. rrtrearion hall lo tee the movie, approved,. obituary morning by a t to I margin in 7:30 P. M. until 9 :0 0 P. M.,- it was early today six hour* and 45 min­ Arehi* of Waterloo, la , George He finished first and was care­ "Thunderhead, Son of Rieka." which a , . MEET TOPIC ute* after it b*gtn. and Billy uf Waverlv, la. and Wen-* Th* s u i t o r s in- Winter Park; Lloyd 8 waln pltchod announced today by Forrest Catch- fully packed in 'hit box before Sunday waa full of active gome* "What's Th# Matter With San­ Thirty-nine minute* later th* dell of Rycamore. III.; two daugh­ , K. M J ^ r p h / jf f o r ' Sanford and Byron Board al and Alex R. Johqgon, ownero. caught. Sanford play* Orlando During tho Oral hour plant pro- any of the other turtles even be< and contest* for th* visitor*’ en­ ford" will be th* th#m* of a talk first of hundred# of locomotive* ters. Mrs. Glenn Stuffier of Olym­ ^ in tho toeoad round, cessed hqm and cold drlnko will be gan lo mov#. Then, evidently Wak­ tertainment. Th# rift* match was by E. F. Housholder, local attorn- Idled by th# brief strike puffed pia, Wash, and Mrs. Ernest Wening from Ida nap, Kilroy, of Cab­ woo by Wad# Garner far Cohta ay, to th* Klwanla Club at Ita back Into service. II was a 'switch son of Waverly, and one brother, Bteritef ^tomorrow noon nt th# sn^tn* ln^the railroad’s Oakland, William Schrader of Minneapolis^ in V. moved liowly in tim Wrong (Canto***# •• Pa#a Its) k\s '6 Auction^Fee Cut Action Postponed To $20 Per Day By Committee On ; By Commission Glades Park Bill Greece Reports CAB Announces. New Regulations For Air Safety Sanford Bid For Legion Memorial Offered At Meet ■Rebel Attacks . * *a IJL'Hth Of Gulf Firth Due To SmotherinR Visitors l o Camp Winona On Sunday Were Royally Entertained By Boys Of m's&szz t-y ;* m .L— ■ ~T»f z — .............. — ---------- -- - - ..— ... — ........... , ■ �4 ) — ti . W p iM H bwAfCBCS S i w aB B B SSS= VI 11 <• *- ’ j ..i-ir’ .-.’ ■ re > TU ES D A Y. PAGE - -- th e - >i • j FA Xro m ) JU LY 22. 1917 ndustrlal recovery. Why Western GermanyT Because Knstern Ger. many la under control .o f th* maybe w e need a b l o w t o r c h Hawaii In Politics Russians who have refused to cn. The Sanford Herald operate with their allien In eco­ nomic rehabilitation. In I W In l h , d e la te b e fo re l l a 'i i . ™ * ; • A striking example . ofs^ he raM I«k r< t S »ll»l Salaraa?Soviet attitude was furrffth..| •n4 *■■*•! at tfnatnr*. f larMa ’ , .eaterday during a- meeting „( Ity DBWITT MAt'KKNfiU? . • til H aannlla the Allied Control Authority in AI* Vnyrign AffAlra Analyst [n lM ii a* u r » l •!*» • raall*» Berlin. The Rutalana asked thvt WathioRlpn’i new fiolicy for German steel plants ehpalde of Oatafcar I T . I » l t . a l Ta a l tlM llw •I k a a l a n l . «• < • » Ik a A »l economic'’ rehabilitation of w*r-producing 13,000.000 tons antiusl. o od m itted to th e notional e n v o n i f ( « a i » n a l M a t f k •. •‘■•i ______ U , f p b i t o U r K « K ravaged Germany i» lieing wel­ ly l>e allocatril immediately for lifM miff tho im tioiiul co m n iilto c. iin m o criitic l u l l . I . A N l> I - I I I t A A comed by her leaden, who inter­ reparations. The United Ststes F.flla* and British representatives re. m iliu m nr.AT pret it a* a »lep toward readmit­ fused to*discuss the matter, since Daalaaaa •«***■»♦ The fi • ting the country to world economy they held that the demand fou| |. fell* Cb| • I Mai H I F 1 I I I A M ATKl *nd laving the German people 10 «*» . “"ly -by stripping ill*., two g*n ’ • . |*m i atila <l a A f i a a r * great industrial nrra of the I 5 hr to roiiti* It* f "» 1 • I! from idlenrn. The Russians claim tbwt the slrei O a r W aa lk , - — -------I .Frida And well they may rejoice. Thi* r k r .. M. aika ------- ------ • - * ** capacity |n question Is *'ex#ess. * . unbaril j\ f iPM iiah eI***.. oft aL a J " ' U a wholly unexpected violation A German *view the. Amer. Iff* tn# l)« l " tbla,a Vl U» aa l»S * _____ ________________________ j of good fortune and one to which u " l,,.°tfr«n' conies fnmi Dr. - ‘ M an sy a ll ah llaa ri aallraa. rat4» "• ! ‘*n* Khard, minister president huilrre • they are not entitled, for they :r,hS.le'VTi:eH,S«n^ iftiaitk*. n»»4 r* ° f f Bavaria, who says: 14 hit t) have tinned greatly, and probably t*irt.alrfa.#* la l » . I k » f , 5i n . ,h f Germans are given mow * ny Term ,,1.1,.,. t w » * « . a t * »*•■•■** !«■ thought they had l>een ier\lencec liberty. . If they ran dispot* of •t r r p a l a r a * « » » H « l a a •«* — id VII ll 1 1,.*.1 electio n * F r e e Oliver lind loot It * chU ftn fo r tho v oloio. to economic and political death. their _own raw materials and ‘f while J YBH Al Many of them have !>een in ■ the dismantling of our factories l i t * * . I a a - w a w a t * Tf c # •••**•" is stopped, I am convinced that I n i k a a a l l a a i l ll al A *1 a A i a a l l . l a a “ ni i : r „ , ! i . m; E ' , ; . ' " i r ; , r r ^ ed lor stale of deipair, and I uie that O f li r a * a r a a i a l a l a l a a f In l h a l a t e better fowl and economic r^idlfcstilf aal rill.. la Ifca a a a a i n « ' < * IMiliticn. .________ _________ ___ word deliberately becauic it con­ lions for Germany ran lie a a iin conteit * H a a l p a t k a a f a n a r t a r . I * I ala**** note* utter hopeleiineii. in the saS Talk. ___________ And that Is an important fore­ The spring! of companion be­ T h r H araM l» « -a ia k a i « l east, in-light of Ihe deterioration **coml A aa a al a ta * P l a n « M a k I . come iluggliih when the queition of ilw, general economic situation ,«rla*il all l« !*• **• far » » • « ' The 1 T h e.in a liiU ty «.r th e Ulir F ou r t» n g ree on any plan of eatement for Germany ariiei. in Europe. aatlan .« all '"«• • , " ? 1 V '" ';,. • In the for G erm any hns r a iiiltn l In « rh n n jio in policy b> th e |»* ikU R*Na|uit»r. •• will The American proposal to put If all* Prutiians were put in soli­ rami i ^|» rr*M« dU|»M**»** tary confinement for life, thereby Western Germany on Ita feet ecuVit IIvi nomlrally doesn't- mean that ' 7tfw*flirwtIvp him been ituuwl by ihe Stale. War anti ................ - 1 we the Sal exterminating the race, I wouldn’t 'TU B9U A Y, JCLV » . i*«T arc cutting uir the urrmRim Germans tuoif loose Viivv liepHtimentH- It cmpbriaixea the fact that tht* country til a ml raise a little finger in opposition, Itefore they have purgril them­ . tflcloiv ••ill not keep on uipplyinir funda t«>l>e used in in* Gcrnmn for I have seen those Hunt in selves of war-guilt. 4t means thsl Lake 1 * niHi.F. vF.KSfi row today reparations: Every effort will U* made to make Germanv operation at close range in two they will l>e set to work iw^et thv ■IhI* military, rontryk amt .will lt»'*fifi>-* • .In D*Li wats^aow. T h e W cis gAnd;'" - t PERMANENT TRACK NfiVFR ««Sf"nupportinK «"»< productive, always keeping in mind vtde<? fne- riaeditirs for increased tuck hu Urn furl that LwtMvUUi l,l‘ retrained in ljoaLlh,. # l>K However, the rank and file ol production. . MS! invvanl ,;,illfar^Tr,inr.:it»ttf fn.rti the outafde My form There has been no Indlralio-i Germans, whose blood doe* not of government, whether democratic or contntunistlc. is «Pthat ihe Allies have the slightest VVrA 11 ( carry the Piuuian poison, are IK.serl. lint an army of occupation is considered necessary intention of withdrawing lhe> And if I needed, for reconilruclion of th*'- ttoops from Germany Itefore tlas And lh* (mil of ri|ht*mi»nan if in d efin ite le n g th o f*tim e . * ... cap. i town in t>*»4 * «f th*m th»l m»Va forT han lered Europe. So we can forget task of Teutonic tefftrm is fin­ is program shoidrl I f h e a rte n in g to th e G erm an peojilL, im.ii. a* Mac*.—•>**•t l| ll. a___ the question of compassion (w-rll, ished. The wav things now look Sviurdf and ngreenliie to A m erican s. M e sh all Ikj freed o f p a rt or •« Ann'I maybe we can remember a bit) it will lie necessary to maintam mir burden, and th e - H erm ans can use in co n stru ctiv e w ays forces In the Belch, for at least t«U Cbl And whfn higg»r. And h*ll*r b«ll. some Of th e en erg y th ey have been cxM nd lng^ tn g a m b lin g antf say with simple sincerity that a generation. That meant an stsndirw ‘.we are going to put Germany on allied military control will si^ ;o gamn Al* p)»>*d. Sinfotd ol an.f conniving. U n d er w atch fu l ey e o f th e U. S . A rm y, they 4 .Ford r ( her feet because that it for the It that the economic recovery ' plk/cJ mav win th e ir w av hack to a r e s i s t e d place am ong nation s. <6 ur»* will pUy lh*m. doesn’t Involve the creation of LJii.pl good of the world at a whole. a new German war potential. Bvfll «• The well-being of Germany Is . • Who Am I ?. Mm*. Lup*ifu i» now rapoiltJ ftsth tr the well-being _of Europe, G » C ccllrni Al having i*ro»*r*d and ii com many la the" ecbnnmfe heart of tb-i Thr hair of the Anrjura gvst. DcLsnd MKI.L HWKKT COKN "I am the foundation of all prosperity. Kverythlng that filalaly nut of danger. Uul ihf continent, a 4 fact whteh isn’t . . . . . . . . al­ called mohair, actuary is a wc*<t i National Flaff F o r w»r* )•< — ,] l.ive Oak, Fla.—Ijifayett* tried la-cause the heart is badly uiulcrcoat. pf ,,r Milne n lid s-world apriiigs from me. 1 am Ihe salt that gnl h»« man. ■put* t i ­ In d ia Is S e l e c t e d i Countyfarmers who planted damaged. gives life Its savor. I am the sole slipfsirt o f the floor. The Rural Common Sense ll **ff m u m I___ j hairy Indigo for the fir»l llnvr General l.urlus l>. Clay,. Amer tonttsl |fv Spuil* Johnson _____ rich who think they ran do without me live futile lives. I ' ~~ , Ihii year arc well pleated with |cmn Xt)ne conimamier* told a new Admiral NimiU pa>» high IrihL*»lTUf hu\% made America. I have built her incomparable railroads, NKW DKLIII, July 22 , t i l 1 theesictnwth Ita U making, acrotdinit ronferenre In- Itrrlin ymtrrila ul* to Gancral MitAtlhur in lh unluu* | j •• __S14.. —m 4 a * sis Ml 111V i . * * M I ft —a4*——' — — —— •■ I)r. Chnrlejt L. I’crncins Summer-time is ‘'get-together created her cities and reared her skyscrapers. Yfitc O p to m etrist T7 Saturday Evening Poll. He would time for him.beds of ruial people adopted "I am the friend of every worthy youth. If he makes my trtppfd sanford Atlanlfc Ilk. Bldg. ii Florida. And ihe vailoUs ramps, pletely n ee makt a gieat Ptfiideni ---^ "jr- . i lovism m is .» 01 nrrman inousiry. n r suuei ncuuuintnnce when he is young and keeps me by his side .tun that w t courses, institutes, and- firld ni-rted with the British Empire. J |„p«,ture Hours: 9-12 1-5 I’hone 291 improvement and j,* would he very interested raising throughout Ids life, I can do more Tor him than the richest days, eminently worthwhile isys are sre tiniircmij —.............. and .... The standairl was of deep si jjoo pounds of I’enaacola B *. jn anv proposals for Atpcric*'! Hal. 9-12 gl red I weir recently Bn,j British big business men U Congratulation! to Rail Kipy oarent. I keep bodies lean and fit. minds keen and u lBful to Uie Imys sod girls, men •^fon w^lte snd ark green hori win- 1 hi)| Kyra Examined- Glasses Kilted man wa alert. I am even the parent of genius itself. I am represented m l women who attend them. I ta| *trh<od Congress Party .ordered for planting on grating und«rwrllk Western Germany’* former Sonfordite, who wai _rr Innnm Tho 4 ’ il club shod courses for) „m| wjth navy blur, symbolic " '4 |,„d. * **Sanli cantly elrdrd preiidrnt of th in every paper that flies from the press, in every loaf of boys and girlrTbal weia held out; Mohandas K. Gandhis inn verve. I ------------------------ ninth i Florida Auociation for Ciippln bread that springs from the oven. Fools hate me, wise men tong ago ut the University of Flor- appearing In the middle -if * , n •hcilarl Children and Adult! at ill annual love me. The man who shirks mo und scorns my aid. never Ida and Florida M at* University ,trlpe. Gendhi hsd suggrstcl it ag»r D. really lives, even though he may continue to breathe, Who |!|IIVIII1«I pmvided aes week of college lnstiuc-|| ,111KIIV might !»W b* "appropriate to piac* a «• > w S'l s |S> ------------I ' l ’ e, — . *.*.*»*, meeting in Miami. .with h null, in»|)imtian» •n«l friendly »<• „mnil Union J»ek In the cornr ant I? My name is work!— A. (J. Ifullctin fhto.ri soclathnis -JuL- aliuuL-BUll - 1 1» " l «f the fU g. folloU ■ young |>co|de. Chjtlit Chaplin i m h? it ttnl and a The summer camping |hein»*ls ing and game*, and they K"t “ n *- B ilva H ’ a Communul. ha i« juit a ‘pa *; • *! The Coal Mine Settlement nt Cam|is Mrtjuarrle, Gherry J-ake Brest deal of enjoyment from as­ Futile. mong4r■’«*’ •Wat ha alto a "petef■ I t \II.WAV AtiK and Tiitqmochec and county «smp* sociating with each other. jw m i raonglr” when he made the movie A similar institute will »•* heU provide lecivatnm and tiainlnr . Tyi*» i “Th* Great Dictator >" Or it peace "The mansgvnicnta of large com­ irst, of the people, and tho effect for hundreds .o f 4-11 cluii mem111 at Camp Cherry U k e August Tdnl Atalr* mnngering mmelhing he doet nnl) panies fn mmietoiis Imhutrles of undermining general prorpetlty Ii«is in all purl* uf tho slate. 2 rt-2 « for farm people, and s and tin- private enterprise system. Scvctal hundicd rural people large attendance is expected »t alnulf when Soviet Ruitia it concerned* have a special duty acTiipuloUxly “The coal mine settlement has attended and lauiefited ftum the to avoid pollcjhs inimical to’ the return national economy. Is-caiv they exposed the principal wratine-s of West ’ Flirt ids Farm aijd Home ! h From ‘ AuRUit 2R to 2«, many • tvijn the Taft-llartley lalmr rcfoim a .t institute nt Camp Tlmpmrchee last citrus growers will *Uend th* fiCIMlO The large amount of' cumtruc* set the pattern* for their .-nlirr ■ * vi*.. that ll leaves the lalnn nni- we^k. During Ihe two-day tr-saion. fourteenth annual Grower* InsttIndustries — patterns having vflion foing on in Sanfoid at thr fret* of great importance -ut all ons to which**11 applies witu the they heard, talks by agnculturnl tut* at Camp . ■nJ l/ttutlii pretent limt it giving ut mtny uthcr indiislrie*. and. Ihomforr, same power of monopoly thai they leadeis. rliscfissed prnldcms with from Sept, t to fl. poultry pro­ n »!»*•«. But*. ntw hornet tnd better looking nn the entire economy,** says Rail- had liefore it was passed. The ex­ each nther, enjoyed .group alng- ducers will visit the camp for cuse -of the coal mine’ operators the Florida Poultry Inatltutettoret to be proud of. The Celery wav Age. Thatih'' for the settlement to’ which-they Tnlkii by •peci«ll»t *9 <li*cu»»lor, “The forr'golng wns never In-llri PWlla. City hat come a long way liner illustrated than by the settlement agreed i* that they were threaten­ disaster. For ,lhe national econ­ game*, singing, and othet; rtcreraulKk the dark dayt of the deprettion. for an Inrrrasq in. wages " f 45 ed tiv a lalsir union monopoly with omy Is in such a very unstahl.r atlnn will Ira feature* of all these l i • L*wr *4 — — t cents an hour made recently^!*!- the a styke which would have Wen condition that it would* not )*-.• dif- Institutes. ficult to convert-the present Imorn ’ Folks interested in mango ptsStnstnr Claude Pepper it quotonrratnrs of the roal mines' with dltaalri•ous to the nation, Tot* "The Tafl-llsrtley art was p.i* '" " J « bust*, ami this settlement duet ion will gel together for tho el on "The People’s Pisiform" at I John I,, le-wis and the United «m| tn prevent *ufh itrikii*. inrrr««i» it» inttanility. seventh annual Mango Forum at MiMsn «?» « *n* •"« "S R .R S T t,.....•............. Visllv the threatened coal mine! "Men who have voluntarily aa- Hollywood. July 25. •nd dsirym*’’ Trtsi, •think they ate tunninj l.uropc.l own|nK. o,r ‘captive mines nor xtrlke. and the uae of the power «»f« siidied positions of. Iradrrdiip in will gather at the UnlversttV bsllsrt Bui loday there is a new balance* they and all the other coal minim? labor union monopoly to forre such Indu-tr v have thereby voluntarily in •Gainesville for the twalflfh MrrMU. Msirsy of powrr in Europe, and the companies apparently will l»cai settlements on employer*. The coal passiuned u heavy respon-ihllity, annual Dairy Field Day July 10 Iiridr. mum of the u-sulting Increase In mine operators did not use the' not to their own industries alone, •trcniteit (rawer is the Soviet tha cost of cnsl. They plainly In­ full process provided by this tievi hut to all other industries nnd to eilvrtn * " a day or two or a week from rvirt. that a boast, or a tend to pa** It along In increased law. lienee, nobody knows wbeth- ihe American people. In-sHs-rs In farm or gTOve to .attend such it,... i. . Union s/niuo. ” H «■ hi . er hv this means a strike rojld the railroad and other industdpa prices or mal and steel :o other Y threat. Claude) events la beneficial *r®m. *h¥ Industries sml the public. The have Iteen prevented or a l-et;rr still have their own responsibility! standpoint of Information obtain­ Itm. — f-Vtcuh * ; tfl the system of private enter- ed and. also. I I I . , welcome and railroads ate the industry that will settlement secured. Senatcr Tom Connolly it not |>c most affected. They, rmjsume *'lf the strike had oceurre<l. It prise and to the public. Hut tho pleasant opportunity for a~-*iui enlhuiiastie over (he pihspects more coal thsn any other industry. umdiLhsv* caused temporary .tie- settl. m.-nt In the m*| mim-v win folk* to gat togethar In fr**'"'* They are-among the largest-trrrrs Ptits/h- • getlin, -European nations to of steel. They have pet\tlim: dr- nstrr. Flut it I* far from certain make it much more difficult for |y and halpfut aaaoelation with that the settlement made to ure- them to dirharge their resp.malbll- •tch othtr. panroe work together. -They have nevrr mamls from the lalmr unions fo> v#nl Ih# fttrlk# will not c«u«# wor*o Ity »ucrrt»fully.M »‘ a>io worked together and there-is no very costly changes, In working LS M IV Wtstn particular reason Ip bflitvc they rule* and wages which the »rltln. saw n ment with l.cwis will rausn to lw %lts*—4 - will •now. However, merely not pressed with incr*a**d lUlmruina­ fluls* working together, nor even divid­ tion and energy. - Ife pr“At th* present stag# of the ing it up into two great blocs VUfS, fl.M. of nations does nol necessarily post-war period all this is of great fert.U Importance to the national econ­ fea t ut mean war. Europe hat thrived omy and the system of private shIm.M more or lets on a balance of enUrprlso. Many assumed that Itui I IIUmu power system for hundreds ol the most dangerous part nt the * I* ItlMsa post-war period would Ire thal.lmyears. It may do so again. iiesta mediately following the war. Every P«c. r student uT economies and lnrsme>s Freiident Truman aeema ‘o knew that this assumption was think that the high coil of living wrong. The huge .war-tlm# ac­ * ^EAR _*J -l> :i «rl. i — Bring your elMnlng in befor* 10:30 A. M. And you mty hati It thd amk cumulations of buying power, or , ULCI may ytt produce a depression. Bui the one hand, and of shortages, au» I he is not concerned about thr on the cither hand, made virtually Afternoon by asking for V J» the high coat of government. He hai certain that the volume of con­ oil * lh* t »h*rs again blocked attempt! to rrducr struction, production and freight Tlipy’ll ro buck to gchool In a traffic would expand In the rally woul« ’ taxes at a time when the people part of the post-wqr Period beyond ntyle when you shop thU' salts! seed every cent they can get all peace-time record*. To main Paay. economical Segrs1 s i" i r»r I their hand* on to'meet the high tain prosperity after that would Catalog way. Let ona of th« • ' t »>i »♦., teat of living. This is not th; require a national economy wellcourteoua people at i>*ourV «na e balanced an regard* wages and W e will be gU d to MOTH — P R O O F your ggrm d n U > o r * e » * n e x t r t •sW , right time, he lays. Would a bet- profits In each Industry, and as nearest Seam Catalog. Or­ bha der Office ^how you how tkr time be after ihe depression regards wages, price*, transporta­ r tte r g i in d give you » 5 y e e r Guarmntee eg eln et m o th d e m » * e . tion and* public utility retire and has set in and eggs are selling to save money on every need. There are so many advanta­ . lurjL’i profits In different Industries, re at 30 cents a doien and heel order that *aeh Industry and it* ges In this easy way to shop...youTl find convenient time*, .V - i . I taving service...yop'11 find quick deiiycry is more than * attaka kl 60 cents a pound) employees would b* able ‘“ buy We dk#e Wddukidey efternoons end ere opin SAiurdiy gfteraoone nromiae...you’ll fltgi wide aaaortmenU-t6 make It easy to _ their share of tha output of. Ill other Industries. older anytiiing juu newl-ffir thc cnlldren going back to Experts of the Population Ref­ realeat enemlea of a wellschool, for your personal uae, for gifts, or for greater com­ ! » erence Bureau ere alarmed ” beprivate cnternriill CfOllr Phono 914 fort, convenience and beauty in your home. - kaus4 the iritellin u ie - Bt - r t t r - w r omy are (1) Interference In bu»|. ^ i 1 1 * i- jr l # — lien ii declining." The intelligent ties* hy government with exreaalve taxation, aubaldlea and unfair re­ gel rich, it aeema. ‘ and ihe ig­ gulation and (8) uncontrolled pri­ norant gtl children. •However, vate monopoly. Dolh*(») ■ "<1 *<*» the ignorant ait learning fail. hinder or prevent the kind* and There ere more children in pub- amount of competition neeefoarj > U 4 at o fw o )* t y M so ixc+plfo*. ‘ to keep wage*, prices and oronts 113 Palmetto lie achoola loday than ever before In different Industrie* n the nekdSATISFACTION GUAKANTUD O K YOUR MONf Y MACK. |« I history. Thera ara more people td balance. Monopolistic praeMra* NEXT TO FIRE STATION hv Imalneaa and monopoiralle pre<-reeding more newipepera than ever U5 W 1st 8L m tk. tUe* by labor unlona have thr before. There are more people same purpose and the aain’» effect . A . . Phone 990 lieltning to ttdfrb.jM 'jr he all —the purpose of. restricting *^m. : l\ petltlon to enabla the mooopolla'a there things ’ W iU’»*Ip to P»°*« . *m T<*-i *J *- ce* S*e -»• to aaptail other InduaUlaa and t (b it the <*pertF-«T» wrong. - - -* J • e lv r . v,: " -I rW tilS k h rbki ‘ ■ i,j . J , , : * ' *■ ' -■ J.' 1 Long Range View f Is Taken By U. S. In German Policy 1 Change In German^ Jil' **Wk« 1 S H O P T H E CATALOG IT’S NEW , . . IT’S VALUE PACKED ANNOUNCING \ --- ---- - -------------- — —------------------------ ---- * . . o cta l 7~ Covered Dish Supper! ^ C a le n d e r Held By Ware class r e r s » on a l The B. W. Ware Dibit- Clast of Mias Nancy Collunt and Tollir the First Methodist Churrh hold Martin of Decatur, Ga. spent yes* a raveled dish supper recently at terdsy at Daytona Beach. .the home of Mr. and Mr*. It. T. Warren. 1012 Magnolia Avenue. Mr. and Mr*. W. T. Whitehead Ilnstcssos for the occasion wete Sir-. Warren, Mrs. C. E. Williams have left for Savannah. N.- Y . to spend sevruit numlhs. and Ml*. -C. I- Wynn. The dinner Included 3wis* steak Mrs. R. A. Howell and lloliliy PUPatcd by Mr*. II. VI. Goodspeed/ Full owing the dinner a Little have returned from a five ahrirt. Imslness meeting was |iro- weeks visit in Colurnhis. Miss. aideil over hy Clyde Bruekmnn. Those present were Mr. nr.d Mr. and Mrs. W, K , l.a»atci Mr*. Brnckmnn. I'at nnd John have as their guest their* ni e ce . Ilinckman. Mr. and Mrs. II B. Miss Suiannr Eatnhaidl uf lirav nnd Beverly Gray. Mr*. J. High Point. N. C. It. Iloiilchan. Mr. ami Mr*, it. U. Hutchison. Mrs. A. D. Johnson and Mrs. William Smith and datigh. guei-t Sylvia Baker. Mrs. It. I . Icr, Vicki, of Tampa ate the I n t f u ' T l ) llO U S U W IV C F ... ,, , , • McKinney, Sandra McKinney, Mr*. guest* of Mr*. Smith**- patents, dr fiom lltiinr iJrmoiiMr Warren, Mr. and Mr*. Williams, HpffUlUt, TalUlianMT Mr*. Gnod speed,. Rev. J . K. Me- Mr. and Mrs. J . L Wilkinson. Kinley ami Judge It. W. Ware. Mr. ami Mrs.#D. I... Thrasher By IBABEI.I.R S. TIIUBSHY returned on Sunday from New Eateitsion Fos>d l>onomisl Smyrna Bcarh where they have To the lover of fiesli, tq*? fig* Rita Hayworth Drawn liern spending the past two weeks. la encouraging to know that Huge London Crowd sy take well, when carefully stmt Capt. and Mr*. Clifford llowrll ,p,V|y picked and puckm.d, l.» -effWIIJ prsnst* l*"’ * LONDON. July *-”J. UPl—genres if F't. Riley, Kas., will arrive on letlug. It’s no simple, nod this tread Wednesday tn sia-nd a th u tf day. •of policemen were required Inst Wad th* way it is done: ■fiiiV: add Alfde n,’ A. lt’dVe; vOre v '.AdKbt l" «bu|ili*l>oek M SniiJ•knli lrdvV; I I __ II R ipe*A rt «rr vet>- jierlshnldr-. milled in fmnt of n west end Howell. I they should t.r full r !>e, f t -Al­ t h e a t e r tn get a glimpse of Rill. and carefully gathrrnl. They lljtYWDtih as she arrived ti* aPcnd Mrs. B. D. Caswrlt of Orlando juld lie * sorted fur Imperfce- the premiere «f her starting and her guest, Mr*. Catherine ns or hlcftn.-nc* nod to. any vehicle. "Down-to Earth." Holly of Atlanta, Ga. plan to tdency toward iwiuring—a_ tenThe tltian-haiied actress, clad •l>enil Wednesday In Sanford with tey very pievalml during tainy in ii low necked gown, sat with th- friend*. ather. Carefully'wa\h and cut Duchess of Gloucester, srstc.’.in Wlrelhc. !.■■ IN ' l l l p l l M « 0 « HUT . . Mr. and Mis. Wallace Philip,* ed hv th. ........... f stems to tlr.ny part (tiu . luw of King tirnrge’ VI, tluring the Mrs. 8 am Bethea of Milan I • . V t jl l 'W f l L l T I V P * d remove skin fiom tem-en I |H-rforinanr«-. -pent yesterday In Sanfonl with ynd ehildrcn, Wally and Mririrt. will I n' hi i d-d tiff it the c|nx. I wn. Hslving or slicing may Is) MANAGUA.' Nicaragua. W f c ! her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Will­ .pent yeslerday at Daytona Beach rea.u wm la- told - in nm.th,- j HO|*TH BAY. Fla. July " ■lV '. > ne. hut sweet, whol#. tender cnaptar, - . j.T ta v eh -i- through lh. tl -bd , f a,„|v f,„ m ...opting iam K. Kniler. Mrs. Ilcthca is visiting friends. present u very attractive an- Fli/abeth Is Shown * the former Dorthy Kndrr. . ' ' "” Fw'iitl.ldi- me getting t ra-tlet Mfgro Ynlcnrin c o i n , nn tranc#> when scrvetl, I’ack it Mix. G. M. Shipp irlurne.1 >.-»• *9 T .The fpieign imikel I* n tuilltc l.o.i, at wIni life ill till* cm v M|r|| kllomel."-' f . S c* Into suitaldc container* Royal Navy WarshipH j|,.. I In dlamelet but so fell no F’riends of Mrs. Harry Ward wiP tvnlay from IVusaeola nnd Tsl'a- concern «f \meiican |q.alucer -Minim than I-Ver lieforr .1 wildd cover with n cold, medium lm glad to learn tjiat she I* re­ hassee where she visited Mia. It. «nd lhay mn »t -w- « .lb- kiu .'JV j JJ—i-Ul.—tol.i.u^.- to .crams, . op- .-mo . - - |t,iiflHies hhvi- T7cn“ r7p7.' t.-iT — SH O U TS— gar syrup. A thin syrup may , JiKKKNOCK. ScsitlaiuL July 22. coveting from infli*rnr« - nr the -Ir. Kktpp firrn wvrdcr*------* -----' nrihey w.M. , : h 11 . film* b u y and "the. n M ln m out. M„,IV rlM||p ,ll|Vr ,.l(k sro iiT — -in i.i" suit in loss of flavor, whil- 7dh—l.icul. Philip Mountlwitcn of home of her daughter, Mi*. It. It. universal .......nl ...... • I .’‘ti.il" - by Hie ....... nl-o ........................ .o n|i„»,„ , M ..-.nn,l 50 percent sugar syrup m iv the Royal Navy showed hi* fiuo- D<xi*. In Rose Court. Iv iluldN-d fmj-igu language- „ r , i.inliiig.iqx-un-dty »«odw-v— „„| f, *i'ecu FAR.VMOl’NT NEWS Mrs. Jaek Arrington has return .. ............ . too sweet. Parking wlthori cec. Princess FBirala-lh. all aioiut t-d tu her huiuc-in P«ory, F*!«r a f t e r - 1 -nwr a'ro-jy.tp ..f u-s-T* i>r "Tl..gi ,a\ to i ..ife riMiig w old- d.-.troved. rup or with dry augur is not warships tmlay. vei-loii. N- \,„| !,,.;pm ticillaiy the mall --------------. DR hfiil 51re. Orville Bark* spending several days In Sanford hi" in tin I* lui(i ' • lommendctl. . i i s i l e i -*|n- i I.,,.on ,||y land v a n i t y , peiform • , With King George. Queen Eli*. have returned to Sanfoid fiom with Mr. and Mrs- FI. M. Fwuin. only ilid 'I', i l llliidustaru ' "1 Ibe backgrotii'd ,|. m, . ..f li-atli a . auloiitolub IMake 'in n r frvezjug aixv /fiiy; syrup i**in|r in an nusiu'w. mlv.iiica.rn|_iL.-P»im-e-s Margaret Ro*-« i.nd t'olmnlius Ga., where they we |'. olllgtlt lilllill' Ibl'lll Olid tla v Mr. slid Mr* I Iteddi.rg'uml music WH . te:ileil lie llll'‘VC .ll d chill refrigernlor la-foie u* Prime Minister and Mrs. Attlee, called Is-cause of the death- ol . i* in cidcnlal "> | agniiiil moving e m - . ' daughter, Harriett, ii-turm-d o.r sliiiiiienti). Add I or 2 tahlespiMin* lent- they visited Britain's home fleet in Mrs. Harks’ father, A. I. Jessup. I U, .do ive wildcat, it-ually hidSunday from F’ta'nklin, N. C. where i l q s t i n * »oimd - l ia n g e to t b juirey to each quart -of cmTl the Fittli of Clyde. e a s t r n i em ll i* the fii«t title- din ."'.iv in remote hmunpa a Mr. and Mrs. HotH-rl D. Jiniiiic- they spent alMiut two weeks. Walking la-hind the other*, the rup re hrlp hold flavor. U <*1 llii* has Im-i-ii done on a U, S. |,m.* , ,,uV -itttktttg along load at enough' syrup to covet frtiii. r u lin g couple fmsidcd the halite- nnd M. J . Jammrs and " - i i , Vnnrc. -oH'ctiiui-* a* main a> i M l* . Band Filer In- vn i salt, (dm - and “ Itaiidn't nun la* tin- id. fruit tends to float in syrup, shin Duke of York, nnd while I hi of Coluinlius. Ga. are spending l oll t t i do,i-n iH-mg •n, 'tv one piece of crushed molsture-pmof p r. in c u s * - listened. Mounlbattt u n wrek in Sanford as tin- guesl.i of Wickie. and jftanlej l ! '« i 'v nre kev to tin vo i India market. llollvw..... I i-n't the oi'|v will bight A few ilei'i ll»V't l*ren the gue-ti^of relative- in Decatur, per plarcd in uir s|u«e un- pointed out and explained sundry Mr. ami Mra. J . V. Jarumea. tier alanit tlie foreign mntket i.d • , Ga. r lid of container will keep items of equipment. I'rante, withlit nindmingco.i I ‘vfit- flern in i* prove *ep Mr. and Mr*. O. W. Douglas oft* auhmcrged. F’reeie imiucdi Mr*. W. J . Saville has relum­ paoie*, lm- hail no t xrfnrfcct tll'liuf to inbliits ifnd tai-eram* Savannah, Ga. arrived today *n ly nr place packaged fruits s lie ml several days .villi Mr. am1 ed to her home in; Miillin*. S. outside o f it- own country: Bel and tiialiv atv* emshe.1 In-u. ij II i the refrigerator until they i-wii ^ T'iX 'Ivtul 11« R l ' vb*‘|* Mr*. A. C. William*. Mr. and t*. after vi*i!mg f l-r (he f i - l y<sMitr"w(lTr^ rrT^ Tr*^"e'T^‘‘' T mTjMMi taken to thq freeror locker ol n few “ ontml in a in mile Mitcli uf '" i m i x x- -tmili .sii iination........... Thi i in f Mm, Ihnrglas ! harr 'Jnrt TFnt)T5«.1 TRTFem_wi-ek* Willi [lu-r biolliei hand plant to fye quirk•fio».-ti *r l and sister-in-law. M%. and Ml*. lin e . I l f , U l Flench indivuv d- ‘ "-I»d tn-at Hialeah, ju t oulsiih from -Michigan. vrari: .Quality in. tire finivhcil J . ti. Prickett. M if’.Pm-ken and iN-inl lipbi. tile ability t!i 'make Minim. Fi-.g huntei* ore finding odue#)a determined Uv the n u t J » t">nri.na in wiitt-% nloiit'.ide Friends of Mis. F*. FI. Stein- bis sister hud nol »een enrh Kngii-b [vto-mu-d rapidity with which nil prrv nreyer .will l«- Interested to leant uther in 2 1 ycats ptiur to the lie s illTreep^i ulion and ftegxiiu; A stint hu t .n , lull'll- with MeiillVV lull- tin- v if. i lonlinue. that she is making her home with visit. , • * carried out, Hie Mnolce CheVolrei film. "Si I " " - ' -l"»lv in I ak. I ik ... liol.ee her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. ■Split but c ' tiaumtnl figs or soft Fimmett- llcijid.m left y-erteiday borne I Golden." I " a. to i_ wiil Iiml Ibn- tiladcUiU-aieo -Sondbarand Mrs. F’rank II. Adams, at 2 ddti |># fig* may I * pealed, purred, to lepir-aent - the— t*Te*tivtpmn Ifli a -iieclal prologue 'In whim glng lontitnn - mound -.mull dikes t.ake Avenue. Ixed with tho correct nru|torjion. Young lining People I eopie *uf ol the me Unn um . -mly -i«iq be slny Hie ••tilmg ill Ibe ■tn losing fm inland i and n num­ 1 sugar, and packagml ami frnxMr- and Mrs. William Bnll and of Florida ut tile Leadetship Tinin picture, then inmate* live dm ' ber of load . itn in.Img .m ini'll . for usa Inter |h ice cream, for lllgliw ny. ate undd.-i watci ns son, nilly, returner! recently from ing Schmil In Monlrent, N. C. ThUtlogue in Fingli-h. |ndae dressings and ulher deslain- cottHnui' Mr. and Mr*. W. T. Ilarrla an F’t. Knox, Ky. when- they visited conference j» nttendeil Iry leddersl dlshr*. Tin St. I lieie t'aual and l'at-( timmeed today th# birth of i Lira. Ball’s sister and hrr.thei .in­ In young people'* work Ihroilghontl Sttlq. vial sound, on the l b ' the puree mav ls> ineasiirxnl, daughter. Marian F'ave, on July law. Col. and Mrs. II. Y. Lyon, for the South and representative* of lywo'od 'mat , . ItiV'i trove la-en H.-ltv tiattVtt in»>alinti'bi-i• • jrked Jh irk , arid then sweeten- HI at the F’erliald-I-oughton Memo. about two weeks. fat of the leading universities will[iiiiiitii|i<)lmsx inlet. - .it tin- i»e.i (2 M i one-thirds cup o f sugnr ifn£ Hospital. Mr*. Ilarri* f* the , Itlllibei-lm -mg ( l it . nil* 1m' piesent. b> vvrating a I’lt-iii It Iwtlrinv •r quart of pulp), cookprl iigain fimnei Mihlred Clause Stanley. side Mti.M a ’”!• a iid u m e i. Tollle Maitin left this morn­ •lilt . . . Jnne Bui . II I" .- ti* |the desired thickness, and then I not tin* o o e tr "A n* von u inovU! ing for his home in Decatur. On. U. S. Eases British ted foi i er htgll io. l e d • —I ' iiiii A . L. L y o n ’s nned—ready for use a* n spread . Some historians rlaim that the after having hern the guest of - 1i i i ? - "T in t'alefnre" ' . Fred Mae i tpast, or hot liktruil, nr a ten industry In Jnpnn date* hark Mr. and Mrs. J . O. I.anry and Mr. Munay dunning spat* nod ' de'tliv laoan A k roe men t Jllciou* filling "for layer cakes. to 15t!5. ’ sml Mra. James Higgins at their to plnv i (ires* ugi ol ip VluoebI l f more detailed instruction on home on South Sanford Avenue. of tin- lo-lls" , 4 , lelltev .l.yua YO I If H IT I'A lf A D i:’ _______ WASHINGTON. July,22-t/11Vexing food 'Is desired, see nr Between Di to 2 1 hour* nor­ buck on lie W m net lot, luit only |it# jrour County ll^rne Dcni- , mnlly ale required tp dry a tr* Mr. and Mr*. M. J . Iradgo and Thr State* r^rrted ly has P lu m e *181 1 1 0 S. P n lin c llo Avp. . ... . . . eaw | n„. term* of the *.1,76(1,0<H», to (ilil on n suit lio left tliei Ltration Agent. ^ leaf. Mr. and. . Mr*. W. _T. — Whitehead D " ' ' h y l.amoui Rowing of* 0 O O British lo*q agreement tn enleft resterday for Savannah, N. Y. ___ an nut 'graphed po litic Genet el Mr. and Mrs. Lodge plan to return side Hr it inn tn hiiy good* fiom Eisenhower sent her (•" d o ll,' 7:1-. 7:15 to Sanford Iff about a week and its rolonlcs and thereby ------- - enn*eive , ■ Ihe Aimy r e n lilting un clio-.v Mr. ami Mr*. Whitehead w ill-ee.'»‘ » dwindling dnlUr supply, main In Savannah for several Government offlrUls. who aiked months. not l» In* nnrried. told newsmen ■■- -* ' the move involveil relaxation of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Priest re- “ •"non-discrimination" pledge turned on Monday from Columbia, which required the British to S. C. W h e r e they visited Mr. ant •‘‘‘""f '1 American trade the same B lm o liy fe-feef SUPS' lira. __ t I^bcr ___ raraJ Mrv F'lctchcr and-St___ oth.nr_r*- treatment given bluer areas. lativcs. While there they vulted In Blythwood. S. C„ tha birthpla;n Wool today I* cleaned primarily saving of Mr. Priast’s mother. Rn route with-the use of a specialty preto Sanford they visited relatives - pared potash soap. Your Clothes Dry (leaned 15v C O LO N IA L C L E A N E R S . beats Soap at - ' time in half! The Anchor . Now Is Specializing In I Sea Foods ■ , m- 2- rfl - I ''''" V •j A . • Vel auda keep atocklnga aheerer looking and lovelier longer than even finest soap flakre Vel leaves no aonp arum sticking to delicate threads. . , doea away with aoap-fading. Conti Out And Enjoy One Of Our Sea Food Flatten 50c — 65c — 85c the PAIR Private Dining Room for Special Parlies i . f Walter and Evelyn High (Hole Owners and Operators) * , I& fih * •*»/ ■, Bar Opens At 3 p.m. — Dining Opens At 5 p.m. A IK -C O N D IT IO N E D • * .V a * !. ____ V------------------------------------------------------- — . . i •. •• - r . ' _____ •;'•?* sheexr-looking! And Chicken dfa.iv' • Stockings stay lovelier, Western Steaks i* •v “ . \ We Also Have Choice WW* * • V . M i l d e r b H a n d s ! Vcl la not n no.ip hut nn entirely new nnd different nuds Hint la completely n eu tral. . , m ifter than imap. 3* r-ffj - . u iif b o u h w i p i n g / Wash dislrea with tho now Colgnir-Patmolive-Pcot atuls. Vnl , , %tlun juat rinse, nidi you’ll' ncvcr-Jmvi- lo upend timo _ wiping-' Vt-I Irnvra no ttoiip MCtim or ntrraky rtfin to |Mili»li awny.-Kven ghtaHWitrc drlea a|inr|tlluK clear wit limit wiping. “Fnia and pane g rl clenn with fur Iroa work Iracniiae Vrl rcmnvra grrnoo fnalcr nnd.more romptetely tlinii mkiji ! . Vrl leave* no dinh|mn ring lo nertth mil. Cle.mu diahoa rlraner than aonp; auven up lo liatf ymtr diahwoa)iing tim e! Orlando Highway At French Ave. mm mm wtork/ t f D i s i n e $ ,. g \ a s s u ] a r e / g l e a m - W AY T O SHOP YOUR ONE STOP SHOPPING CINTKR WTRR TUESDAYS Great NBN Colgate- TKE M ODERN Downtown Cleaners and Lai n'n.’dh long Ity Unit I HUM \Kj • BY It* >|t |HUM AN IIOLI.YWOUD. July 22 (4*1 Tinlay'a movie pi--liiM i« arc mak­ ing a h|g mi-take. *ajT* ItoimM Ite n g s n . Tin-- aten’t tm ik iu g enough go.-i wi-tteitts and he a.-cent a , the word "gi»m|," The hambonw' iii-i'tt mid lov* idelit of tl’*' Scire , Actor*•Guild make* Po M-cn’t rite fact tllkl he'yroili* gallop ovj-i the n. • vie prafrie . 1 -In Id- u-n*ou* ar.moie that. |ni-»oul. • * . "Wu'ute tnakrtig tiio niiiuy "p.ii • lor’ storic*.'* lie ,-p .l on the' set of "Mar* Houcii." wlm-li may nt i may not fail tn tlmt c4.i*«ifie t lion. "Movie g.- i ■. have enough their own |<toHem< ii*Uy. When they go lu i-i- pi. tun-.- the) wan: -nine entertainment that « ll o. tl-tiM l rrsiu.-nt ut Worcester, take them nut of thelg own Uveal*' Mrs. Stanley KairukaUi nnd awa) fipm their own Iron (alravc), liie tenner Amu Angau- 'li|r»." aakas, wile ol Hie. revent l.unuBoruife think* the we*tern i aruati Minister ol ralucstion, is le - the attswri. p, ii ted to Pc a prisoner ol live Hus* "But too .iften." be lamented,| *tnn Government, bhc was plated “pimincers will take n stoic ail-1 in a concentration camp by liia •et it in U 'oiitilooi- in nn n'.-l * itussians wlien, the latter occupied tcni|il In toll-I ll we-lrrti. Tha ' iatlmsnia in 1010. Since tl.en, the isn't Ihe w.iv to .lo it." Stale Department and the Bed Ilia *1 —>1. Cross have made u rn attempts to \nicricah •>- : --y. whcie Uumv (in ’ moviefied ch.itni'ei* w>th hit gain her release. tlnlcrnaltonal) — r r U n g J U l l . i v. itiM(t f l a a i f 1 iX v.H TTT 6 'T T T W sliH IriddiI: ll -t",-t clem j yoUNCIIT MOTHIg In M l • v of the Chcbr.v. Mass. Memorial tto plt.il, in m, n Bluffton. 8 . C. nnd F’crnntijlinn, v.\ the < ivil U .o. In- idvi . d, Ja-cnuo- ( M, . slpr|ty Mitchell. IS, wlm g,ve blrjh to n aia-pound. tcn.ruirwe Fla. there enn b- t.m en. ng Lj ^ , . h| ,r> *ihc proud father u Milter Alitchetl, 14. ( I Nternariosol) such a pi.-1.! ' " I . ceil Hollywood | _____ _ _ ____ . ______ . _ ____ Mr*. J . N. Iluulirk nnd Mr*. rnn*t chain-- that , . __ C. W. Ilnniil left yesterday f"i Itrugan • .•imp.riu'ulnt In V\ il/t I i l l * 111 (1 1 ‘t f l l ‘S -d o * 4*! to navigation and their fhiimasyilhv Ga- to ntterid the co|m- W nirn lim puiiiily to pl i ’ * 11. ’ ’ V 'V i . . ' illo tikrges*W h -.im i I .to .the max funetal of Mrs. Burdick's fathvL. -O hlv The \ ali tnl," n *siii y « f j- | )|*i\ 4*11 l\> 1 1 I I f l t W t l\ S* i»mm in an effort to control the TUESDAY The Installing staff of Benin* la ibekah Igxlge No. 4.1 wili me«t the I. O. O. Hall at H.uo )». M. - a practice *<-s>i’in. The Pdnt Club will hold its gular jVusim-.ss meeting in the uritt Center at R:<hi I*. M. Boaid eating at 7:30 I». M. r i i iif.%■ FRIDAY All dav mrcting and ptfftlf! nf I W. 8 . C. S. of tin- Firat -M« ti. iat Church will l»e held nt fd no M. at the home of .Mrs. I!. W. •rron on thr Country Cluii Road. o SPECIAL SER VICE Wool varn* .'ire usual1 g*:ile fioip -liort wo '. , wnrktci yarn*, from long wei-l. Hollywood Social A n d Personal Activities. .. PAC.fi THREW n r t jU v f o &d hf.rat.d. SAVFnnn. fi orida - - - One Day Dry Cleaning Service tom I) _ »-■ JESDAY,_ -JULY 22, 1917 . -a- _____ _ . . -L _ IIK H A l.tl. HANFORD- r u i n m * iV ( *. - — i �1 '.'X ;: PAG! 1 •M M M M H I — — ' ■■— * 4. i S S 5 - ~ 2 r r —' THE SANFORb HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA PAGE FOUR ' TUESDAY, JULY 3 --- ---------------------------------“ T 1 C Fans Set To Honor Buddy Lake Lake • 1T R ei Set By AH II The l. F t l l l Cb| t * o gar, to cuTitl. , » td « unbsnl .th e D.l hill 1 1 1 * 44 hit b. ny Jom i *d ‘*nt il while J. , VMrl Al ed tor fiatur) conli *t lit tin % second Tllr I In tin game *■’ b'tt llm the Ha i In a nil vlctoiv U k c i» the ritih In D.Ltuck hu t 'u k a Seven II •lid iet ' Ckp. • Inning* galurda iMlO'l two cor ' stvndttij , Ford e. O r l a n d o Slated T o Saints Gain Lead Gy Jack Sards . iHOOTING FOR RECORDS - Appear Here For As Sens Trip G-Men A 11 r action ; Fed CAVE P E R R IS 'b , Joe Juries, lanky Orlando Sen­ A Tilt Ends In Tie ator righthander limited the gc :foeJ c e p soy pet*cAet?( 15 Gainesville G-Men to one liftty vies FetsdevCs <?eor«o c f Woei FALATKA. July 82, (Special)- last night to rack up a 4 to 0 shut Danny Lsstitv, former Ssidcid out victory over the University Ceirrv Fed shortstop now playing City nine to drop them /rum (he for the Palatka . Araleas, made a league leadership. clean theft of.home in the inttom of the Sixth fiaroe lierr last night _ ,Aa the result of thr Uaineavtll* to* knot the hall gatie * ' ' 1 tu 4 defrat tlie St. Augdstln* Skints before the cohtesi waa*ealN3'after went Into league leadrrlhlp onte again by virtue of their 7 I" i . a ’diJug.. of_iaiib i decision over the DrLamHftrtHttTT Tonight Jh r lorals.entertaiM the „ lr Ancient City last night Orlando.-Senators In a twin t i l l : „ . . . . .. . . that is scheduled to get under way Man Karp nskl, hefty left field at C;46 o’clock. th e ronleM her •t hir thr Hainta. lMded a home f.u. the left field wall with Ihe been designated as "Baddy l.ak over give the Might" Ly the Sanford fan». uhJ Laiepathx Jammed at* honoring, the jovial Fed athlete Saints thslr margin of victory, hint scorer. for his display of ability and sportsmanship tn'Dvhsnd HntuiJay Gainesville (kg) t>00 OtW—O I 4 ino 001 ui \ - 4 S 'S * evening when he tosred lit nor.*- Orlando leis inr.tngs and won his own lilt lliles and Dulaney; Jones and with a luftv home run over the. Batts, right field wall of Conrad IV k Inj Dehaud. ’ Dehand 010 001 003 —> 12 1 Late will likely toss the U|Midng St. Aug, 000 00 b 20 * —7 10 till of Ilia runt,-it and fldl Stan-, Kinnanion. ft. Perea and Waddell; ton It rla lrj In h« tulle the mound Hr tidier, Karptoskl and Slillwell. sasignui.nl fur ti.** Mcond game Gene Majur aud fieri. Perk, ele the prohihl." eamtldates f it Ihe nOiock atslgnmrni from Manager le u Devil of the Senators. The Feds seoitd time runs in* f r o m t i lt * T.-> 0 . 2 M OR& i>4 SACM O F Mis F t ^ r r F o u r . C O M M EN TS and on Araks boot aggtevatio.i m u ul Ihe S enfold tlielr fourth S ID E L IN E S H A R RY WAU IN JUNIOR BOYS i PA C E HIT t e n n is t o u r n e y SOUTH BEND, Ind„ July 22, m -H ta d e d by Jop-seeded Her-, bert (BuddI) Hehrena, most favorilia advanced Into the third round today of the Western Junkn and Hoys Tenuis Tournament. Both singles and doubles matches were: scheduled today on the Noire Dame , and South liend Leeper Park, * Courts. Behrens. National Inierechotas:! - |if Champion from Fort Lauder- 1 ; dale, whipped Jack Vincent of Madison, Wii., d-l, rt-2 , and Cur-| j lit Beusman of Oak Park, III., fi-O, 6 -2 , to move into the third round in the junior divjsion. The only seeded player in both* divisions to lose In yesterday's opening matches was Hamilton Richardson, from Baton Rouge, lut., seeded no. 2 fh the liuys sec­ tion. The Louisiana hoy wa* de­ feated l.v unseeded Joh.t Sain at Ian of Detroit, 2-6, 0*7, M-n,- Top seeded Dick Ho1yr<>>l of Del Kay, Fla., top seeded in the Iu ys' division, won nls second round match against James Bently of Toronto, Ont., 6-1, 6 - 1 , after drnw( dngva ftrut H A B O fV kJ-*— I * f MDSfT 4„4trfUe* In 'Gte Dick Mouleduus of New Or-1 House, Sen. Arthur Cap)>cr (left), leans, second seeded in the junior Brpublican of Kunias, marks Tils division, drew a first round five* 62nd birthday by cutting a cake in jn d in hit second round mulch dl*. I Washington*Singing a blrtlulay ___ of _ _D<>nald . __ M Wold, Wilmette, .. - *: «grrrtink *W A— Si m .*» A »ks„.a Ic 2USA AtexiI fd,W_ 'pote.l ton Capper I*e 4Sen. n».. 6 -0 ; 6 - 1 . andar Wiley (IMVIl.). Senator In other junior matches yester- Capper has served In life Senate for i dav Barney Segal, Tarnpn. beat 28 yean, two less than Sen. Ken­ Dan Christian, Kalamsioo, Mich , 6-4. 6-1 and Steve Bromberg, Det­ neth McKellnr (D-Tcnn.), who la roit, 6 - 1 , 6-2. Another Tarnpn play­ tho oldest ScnrPir In number of (fntcrnaiional) er Bob Sierra, lust In a second yuanscrvciL round match In the buys division I.' Wldlney Heed, Alameda,'Calif., -■ul T ill, la t n l. B -i; 6 -L “ * T u S m i *• l i * » r » n « u o l e ‘L “ * ’ in" “ - ‘ n4 H, AMI HUH HM’K WITH, JH Afttr ll»* out Blinding tilt iu I _ ni Ltnd S*turd«y night, Mr^irftl S j i i * ‘l td Madjr»kl ford fan* appeared before the San-, a number of comments have !• ul 11aw Lb)I Aifoslition und i** !,#**•m aim ! Iti th* past frv^ itd>s tlDciltd that they h.- allowed to cor,rernlitg Ihe hiring »f*rFd Mad sponsor the “Untidy lu-ke Mylit , (l]ly tu, ,Sailf()l j Celplx i i ami statu! that they would set r ,y Fed a. * ■U d l «l 4hr * ' ' ll1 w** P/uperly i»m , Those who have been ennahiere tralheH r-v pilled by * suitable I d’ legattofl move have taken little uf e«llfnt rejm ieoluig tho fans ul (ho .Siu -.,(1P f , cU „f the matter Into rollDcl.vnd O ils o ilu el S A S I 'U l I P ford Celery I ul* , rldrratioti and think that Ihe banf i .u i u . v il l, u l l.,,s b U M a m !■< -Those Initrumenlal In conduct- ford llasehall Aapwiatlon Is a fil­ |i«t.u;ift et O s yto ris II'* .' put* of ing the bight In.Tuded 11. A. Cobh,|He touched fot not idling Ihe fuiin ____ ____ S H I ....................... I'rt 1,11 _ „ _ ll M SI i. u Maiuuela, Jaek llall, VTaller-rr Oriandn Senator back*tojr im- j Mt»n Qualifying1For T*S m contest :> .liMi tx N -w Y o rk llaynea, Sr., Rnv Mann, Dr, A. W. mediately, *7 jb j;. * »4 I i , 1 roll League IMihlic Links Tourney Epps, Sr,, ''Monk" |].^mett, "Sflllt" Actuallv there are n niiinliel of i lb 10 ,AIV t ! 4 Uost'in uniuu* Galloway, Jack tiiirdy, fJ. t*. Hern- problem* Involved 4»k I* «< t; i'hllad*lhl* In Minneapolis, Minn.] "Y esl# (M IU , dun, F. A I'filrnei and o tlfii. Firat of ail MadjenkT Is a“ veter-1 ..it 41 C l« v .i* ii.t tripped mi* i >*b Chicago Palmer wa. named chairman o f , an player, apd mi Florid* Stale 474 SB 4 zt 41 that w tVf.ilil.iul.in the group and has completed nr l league club ran have inur * than MIN'NKAI'DLIH, July 22. IJ'i Hi. I , iiiU 31 *S« .177 Sl'v railing rangem. ul-. l .r-lh e gala offair, three vela on their active roster al I It was bring that score down or ll v , 4.. 1. \ fstrrilay yltlcd t P l.n in n t B TA TK LRAIHK Palmer stated that there would be>j any one time. At preeent the! miss (lit- championship flight for IN*' ysn t* m h .it n U .l i man wa ■ I w iv i on , N A T I O N A l. I .i : A l i l K enough nun preiet'.t to comtdrtrl Feds have their guola of claeved some ICO public fee course golfers THir.l l *Alien.iin, IS xe ■ill inning. T* * * . M the job, so that *v«ryijn«vwlll have, men. Haddy l.ake, Waltn Ha. today ns tlie National Public I inks t i s l n . s i i l l . Is il sir 4 llr .n 'b ir ri y-S*nfi Al ibe oppurtniiuy to patA ipal* ir,| rington and Manager Don Murray tournament went into The limit IM--'rut ■ITI «4 l> ‘ 1 » P»* N ,w V erb «A ninth I Oils rutu (J Al* TV* llo tln n qualifying phase. . . the acllvily by iy giving a contnhu- sra Ihe three vateran playert for tv theliacl HANFOItl) |] II ,171 t l tlie iocala. HI, l.'.tli, ' IV lion, whither II oe large ur sin a Figuring lliat itwill lake n 38'=agar D< P ita lk s Iv II . 41 * 1 T 4 .'III. Illlin It 41Suppose that Ihe club ehould to the autstanJing Fed utility man hold a c r e of about ICI or la'IU-r le,il|iir| Jt I j 131 IS ...With h C blcsgo 40 lalaaie Buddy l.ake. 'iliey wouldi UM'IINII IS II to get into the pairings for mni.-ii Dsylon* 171 >7 P )iM ail,labla 17 into it * be telrating Ihe luoal valuable, r t f 1 _i lle tq 'lt V r i l i H s r |day which starts Wedncwlay, P litib u ru O U follow* »» t i i‘ ,1 I j player in the league. Walter Hai. oiisagu .c _ U a Ui»i.yUl4.- a. — Lii.-ie W.-ie.al.out 27 win. appeared and a Mhiiir.tr a if 1 « •» 4 £ 1 rington u.tme_af-ilia U *t uuifiei'D*— T)ari,ioa It,.tl. at l^oliura-, |i|hI. almost certain of a place. I'hote i „ l t e Augiullne ?, D*lMind 1. Silvers. Mttritifkf: lb— a n In the clteuil and everyuii" will 4 27 scored 73 or better in toe first I ftk* ill Psl.rbs 4. HANFOltD I IcalM BrldK agree that Manager Murray it ihe w.l around* J I H-holes of qualifying yesterday. ny Mt> best sreonr! ssrker ***n in lhe»e S p a * They can slip five stroke* In T y ler? Tyler, il narts in many a moon. today’s IH holes. That would give Td.il Fort. At present the Murraym. ii hsvi Ketllet. p I them 78’s or better to g'r with U. C^ Patrick J . Boyle, of Kv-detb. one of the smoothest hpetallng Monday's count. Conceding that Minn.; and Thomas Mailow of, infields in tlie league- Supp'r-.n • Total* is « « x ,„. making of wire ia uni- of alt 2 7 'would gain spots in ihe Portland. Ore., who was the last Lake or Murray wrrr dlo|i|..'d r .Islha ehrmpiunship flight left 37 places tu fiiuah. ~hiKnt uthrra mktch»*<! ^f,,. tnott ancirnt mi^l-workirifir from the Fed lineup ami then itu* i •s- i a • a Still open for ID of the f^pld of i'Hi uf 72 while 12 more rounted rraft«. Puna**, tti r t i I i Irani did not go goo<t.. What routdi 171) that started yesterday. Come*, t J O u t • lie done then? Il would lie tco| M Buck, lb r e i U * lata in liie season In try to start 1 terns of hut one from the field, liir.iinj Weather, H * a r r v (I'nlllie Arthur Mootu of Memphis, Tcnn., tu rebuild I lie Frd infield. t'auiki.. , t tl € < i Buck. had to undergo an appendicitis We think that tl woiill lie a t'lrtlr: rl I r—t I i OanitiO 111 operation, was termed try Joseph t- <* i r i mistake to lake on a veteran play­ thaibn Li.O i. «* i i 1 t i er at this stage of tlie game. If Dey, executive. secretary of the piiti*. Po.cuerh**, i ti o v gaullcfe United Ktate* Golf Association, aa Madf*ski were a limited service P J a w MiHaietaii. Linton , unusual, lie said usually three or inan, w» would be the first to -d L»«m, . mor<f drop out before tee-off time. Teui» rocate thr Fedl* securing his *er. Pter» by innl.it* vices, hut sinre he Is a -veiertm Willfred Crossley of Atlanta, k e n l i .r i l -St* »dli «player, »e would Ihlnk (tint ii Ga . Avery Beck of Kaleiglt. N. C.. Piletkc, ¥11 * 1.1 am) Dnhtiid Duster^ of St. I'l.ul, K rrcr.i I U* in. i s I *li* P iwltra would he unwise to break up an M* Ms" I Mirra -|, I,, aggregation thst is functioning OKftK AID AOMINISTf AICR Dwight Gil*wold ti shown ahakini lands Minn., I d the field In yesterday's ll i.f lt Iml. fit Ul Tykr, S tu rlie lif. ir .n l , l-s.li,, I. Wea tmootfdy fur a wild shot in ihe K«li»r(: first round, shooting two undfcrwith Click Cliarg* D’.y fe u ii *"u'il i:..,n.imnu-Gouiai {left), as lia llu n * T wu-l.fc.. tilt* r a i l , rli,l Hetflni dark. par 70s over the 6 ,474-yard Mea>’* j f '*. k l *l*ii baiaei W a a i l ie r * . i lu r b No one ran deny the fact that bojids '.tl* President j pilvale plane, "ih e Independent-*"; in W: iiiii.-;duwbronk Municipal CourtI-r.ltr* ( • r r l l l i n ( . s t i l t s , t.wll «. Brld*. toii. lot ins nigtit to Alliciu Uristviild dlsrlosed recently that SJFOOD.OeO he Fed* are firat division bound »a*e*> ksur H* a p*uiaa s n ... anvtin Just one strike behind warn An­ o n bail*: o f f K m l e * I f l t i i c i w r b , , Let's not stop this drive by will of Am#ilean iighiing e*ulpmenl was going to Greece to rhuk up­ Fcifl. drew J . Oliver!, of Washington, (Interna miial) J. a d i t h t l i i ) i Ktruih uolr by changes In the basic structure of rising*. Hr was accompanied by a sa-tiiim staff. BiM.il, K, i|ir* I ilnirfiti hta I, Mtriahigsi r III r nit Uoituarhas 1 in I t . lha Fed team, Here *n There Inn.ns*. « .u r n | s li, r o u t There are about 12 .liffertnl I 'a i p r r . K ,| | .,.k M .. 1.l,> T.m w i Not many Hanfotd fan* really There are Ira garden-, in Java «*m» I tl Tstale jppreciafed several sparkling piny* aperies of walnuts, eight or tune whirh rise, as ld(Lli as '..(HK) foet a—riot (lull werr e«emted by Walter Har of whirl! are cultivated. sl.'ive sra level.’ h — a 'p .. _______ ___, r— rington It last Friday Night'i ronghl i cor P tlslk i Douglas fii (reel raiuiut i*p«rA tiiri.lngtou state hat Mi .p e r­ lest playrit in Ihe Muncllpal Par kS lifer H imiiuh s il ill of Its land area W foies'. 1 with the Del.and Red Hals. In oduce lii their own sliade r N f l i n p H T f i n W n t t i o n fotu,h fr,,n» W.*11 nlppe.1 Gene Tr*»ih Clolek al first b a ir io axecule a vtlvetr iwtn killing after catching t drive klte^C bv Mario Feres. In. the fifth In­ ning Harrington threw a pctfe< I . . _ sulky to Buddv l.ake at third bs,e W i c h i t a f a l l s , Tev to eaten catch noy Roy ivnrp|ier, Knrp;ier, who lRn—1* 11 r i .l tii i , , nhll>' '"'. in wnii was sliding ln,° intu *ke the b»g. bag. Knepper Knepper wai was t »nl. . Troithv cun I ml I 'ln 00 •MfttllH on <the move from from first first biso In*,, after lifter 2 tonP of th *’ Nallna.4 f h ,,,T «>" >>• more MUt’ l Ted Rosa had singled into intu right o s was was in in lire ihe possession n ^ L ml' toinv , ^ ' Pllc film ii ora. of e u ij ftu*» had singled r „ * . « t i « . right »„tHlaMU j g t - r * ; i ’j s s a a e a s H a il* pee tv r . * , attended Ihe DeI -ami-Sanford doub' . I 7 ar-on ! h,‘ ,rop.hv ,JV •mheader In DeUnd Baturday awing 4.6WJ point, during the ) 6 - „ix hl. One aid colored fan. who Nullrt* ia hereby given to the owners mid-itr agunta TwiH-Cl**1 % ltl# {Io* rtn* a'«,i*<y of had been watching lha IB Inning America Im polnli were based on aDectacle walked over to ono "f of ell Heal Property within the City of Sanford, altituil*. distance, goal flights,• the Hanford players and handed • u - Jii l»U» j *n * ** * r * n<^ tut Atbar Uni a dollar bill to b* pasvej on is lb# Florida, that it ia the Intention 'of the Tax F.quali-Ota, * Ufu ,.p , v/r r . n ’ to Buddy U U The fellow stated wh.ra e " / \ r n' inl* •l0’1 ff®* no mo* than this, but ration Hoard of the City of Sanford, Florida, to in­ a a‘« ■ L° . * ’r w**, 1 I want Mr. Buddy to hava this for Woulg • ‘ flUPPlon and given s ' the good'game he Jea* piUhed." »ul(*t crease the assessed valuations on all Real Property tropny. ^ >n outstanding examine j f wkq f Her accomplishments inctudcl! American sportsmanship. . ' . W# a Gat ten per cent for the year 1D47. two new national record* and •> Want to Uke our hat off to Julian ■ new International women's'recordi Stenatrom for his fins job of vefor altitude flying. Her plane soar-' porting \he DeLand contests Sat­ ed to 7.006 feet. urdrv evening. Julian was tn the The City Commission of the City of Sanford, More than 76 awards of cash air for over four hours and wa* **'■» distiibuted among the other going ** strong.at tha and a* he Florida, will sit in final session as a Tax Equaliga102 pilots who competed In the waa at th« Beginning. Three cheer a for a lob wall wall done. tlon Board-at 7:80 o’clock P ,M„ August 4, 1947, Gimiy I Named liulllt (1Top 1(||| Woi noniail Sailplane Pilot NOTICE ^ to act upon the proposed Increase in assessed val­ GRAND OPENING -o f t l » ItBW LONGWOOD HOTEL Longwody Florida uations, and all persons .desiring to file objections or complaints shall have an opporturiity tb be heard at this meeting. /TODAY For a full dliincr and A LaCarta to 8;00 p. M. 1Z Flna fooda properly aervtd dally In a 1 H. N. SAYER CITY CLERK. unique atmosphere. B M M M n ' -i -lJLl.:a. ■ fj V:;; ■- r- -Vflf-rtZ u" •’ V .- ’ * ^ ■ C O N T IN U E a n w a iLml 'Si.*.**^-* . -, * NEW YORK. July Harry Walker of U>* j Phillies continued to pi tional League hitlersLou Boudreau, playln of the Cleveland India American League leotle DiMaggio of the New Walker, the Heel balll er of Dixie uf the Dodgers, hanged out 22 times at bat durin through Sunday’s gam hit average from .341 Mnggio clubbed six hib four games, white Bo held to three safeties tu the plate, to pase 1 ,337. George Kell of Detro with .328 and Ted Will with .327. Next in line were Lu Chicago, .321; Johnny tan, .318; George .Met York, .311; Hob Di Louis. ,310; Harney Mr adelphia, .308 and Diet Detroit, .307.. ■WatkeCs'leftd*over ; tine of Pittsburgh, hia suer, is 2il points. Thi fielder climbed Gum the runner-up spot, I average from .300 to .1 YESTERDAY'S f Bruce Edwards, Dod in four runs in the B game 7-4 win over the three singles; singled ning run In the ninth ii 4-3 second game. Dutch Leonard, Phi an knuckleballar won J grifii>wf the seison a four defeats by lintitil ntps-to rive f.lts a, tl, H-L j Tbp principal foe of is (be polar bear. �V * — h • S P A T . JtT t Y 22. ,191 7 revival.-In »hort,_thvre mug.t he a quid pro. quo. “ Thu* far the tignt have been that ‘ while ItuMia It uneasy the hain’t the alighrst intention of cooperating with Western demo, ero d e,, or o f allowing thr tm-mhcra of her bloc to do m, If sb,- ran help it. That **if,**hjr ll|o way, it a very lug one, and fur two readme. iih w it t " Ma c k e n z ie AP Foreign Affair* A n ilfti A» the hnltli- of European Hor* t under way tt U producing me strange though lyplesl ctlcs in tho part of Ruaili and r vgtcllltrs. The Mo,row press is mantainlng gplSUl hnuage of.. pYnpsgauda gfhst the Marshall eeomic prom nnd th o ' Paris- conference, it declare* Is* doomed la __ . ’ At the .same time ■ih«* mmunist newspaper Prnvda rrrd* that tho Eastern European linnii are IntfrwAid' In Rotting Red Slate* credit*, though ditly .from America and not rough Britain and Franco. Thia ItoWn tho onnounoomont hy Po. I ltd, nftor she had turned thumln ten nn tho rcormintc cooporatinn at she cx|»octed help from the S. A. -1 0 m thia distance that would nt to ha about like saying: *'Wo i going to fight your oconomic rnject to n finish, hut » r rgpeet oil to fJrnlsh tl* with the where* Ithal to do the Job." Still, tho Western dcmnrrarir* re taking all this in stride, with nrufflod tempera. The door reain* open for Ru**ia and hor Rowers to participate in the ecuomic program. ” wevor in formed tour ref in have-made it - clear the countries nf Kastrrn urope can iiencfit only to tho gtenl nf contribution* they make o the geiioral Europe economic In the first plan- the Katlein Idoe of nation* isn't or......mirnll) sclf-fontained or anything like it, and it th rrrfn ir trolly need cooperation with tho rr»t o f Kurope. Secondly, as pointed » ,t ’p .n prcvjou* relumue- the Soviet Idoc is a very qh.:.. i.i« icause It l» made up of liK'rty l .v. Ing countries whirh ulwa/t haw* fought ’ infringement nf their independence. Tllrie i» nn doubt that Cieehoelavklsi and '•one oi||. rr memlicra of thr Ru-'iap Idoc are most unhappy .over thr trrnd of a ffair*, and want to pat ticlpatv In th e ,P a ii* conference; Of course, much will dc|iend on the eeonomir trrnd in Europe in the immediate future. The situation a* a . wlitde i» mighty had. but the rnpsviisus of the egperts is that tiling, will got worse U-fnir they get tietter. Then thr i|UrsUntl ariim, nf wliat parts of Europe are going to i f hat •lest hit. In this connection wo mustn't overlook thr possibilities of ,|r. liberate eeonomle *al»d*ge in some countries wfterr the battle of tho isms I* hot. Take Italy and Fratirc. for .maniple. These * theta two hard-hit nations, and the tame it true In lets degree In some, other states. Communism | thrives on eha'ot you know. Moanlime down in the Rilkens, whelping giound of wsi*. theeommuoist onslaught to bring tircere within the fled fold. ha* Iwen intensified. Heavy fighting Is proceeding between tirrek regular, troops and Red gner-lla* who are said hy Athens to I* harked by Albania, YugmUria and llulgaria. The I'qited Nations Ifkikan Investigating Commission In a majority irport cqnfirnu. this charge. Tire situation Is ‘ Increasingly dangerous, not only for i . . . . . e. hut for the grnrral pear.* of the Balkans--ami may lie the world. I I.AtttlK LOT, lo l.ti^-k* out 9 W O RK W AN TED West First Stn-rt. Write I*. O. IFRO/.KN FOOD l.OCKKR FOR Bus 1437, Sanford. RENT McnL-ruring .-wid smok­ EXPERT painting rontrart or roien Food; ing. All kind* of Flop hourly-basis. 8 ."< h ' tilogan; ■Processing and Storug--. Vtsil i TH'() LOTS, 2ltd and drd lot* N. Free estimates. Phone 78L J. YoiurTuicker I'liint. Central Klorof corner of (iene\u Ave., «>n. itla tfuitk Ffeete and .Storage' East Side uf Mtllttnitile Ave.;, FLOOR HANOINti A finishing, illuck of ft bits, just off Mel but-1 Co. -lot W. Kith St., Sanfoid, A waiing. Our putter ville on Hay Street. Sit-, Mb ii <-‘ cleaning unit eualilrs us to w-ol. sllelc --------------------------------------Bbiitt. Sbtirt’s Camp. Plmn.- t.'o. there is no elcrlric »urine*-llo-t iLF.RY farms. 17 r u n mid 4802. nvatlalilr. 21 yrals e spelu-nt-. aeres. Call Mrs. It. It. I'ip II. SI. tile«*u|i. Lake Maty, Fla. pin, 402-J. 5 A R T IC L E S F O R S A L E 1 FFICE space in Mclsch Building,: 1 0 B u sin e ss; O p p o rtu n itie s (utrgo Kghi ufires, newly decor­ •FLOWERH ated, all utilities, heat and .Uni­ foe all occasion* tor service furnished. Call IttJH* McNHILL A YOST FLORIBTH ROD PINO agenry fur Semilmiq W. IL tt A. Itopt, Sturt. County. Bargain Price. \Vrite Blpe* Ave. Just off Celery bo* 7U, C/11 Herald. fARM FOR RENT 20 arris sub o ffic e ph. 40.1 resident's i,h. dlU R Irrigated truck (arm. 11 arte*- BERT'S SEW MACHLNK H IltiF •wrelts; » —T-afoom—dwHllRf 12 SPECIAL SFMVICE3 ■fiew A Used Mschtnt-s r.aht house*. 2 largo-barns. Electrifying A repairing -ill makes.! 7. ----------------------------I1C French— Pitan* II'JO Thoroughbred Berkshire Breeding p p e i i s i toFl'yvnl only with I Boar for set vies. Phono f.i'i-J. farm. On Cameron Avenue, S M A L L garden plow, heap- »IW, Blue lliid Tavern. East side Sanford, Fla., phone .Magnolia AVC. * IM-R. P. O. Ilo* H8 d. K. B. FOR REN T—Floor ssnder, Easy Stowe.' NKW and slightly used phono-' Reasonable rales, ham fONVALKSCE.N i IIOM K — Will graph lemrd.v Ifi.cents trull. 8 (K» * " ' ' '• '" l * ‘Bass Co. Phone open yltiiy lath at t'huimila, Magnolia AVo. 'Itw|Fla. Ill miles S E. nf Sanford — 18 mllpa N. E. of Orimido. I (lit >IAI,H BOlHiK - PLYMOUTH Large screen ami open porches Large quantity uf old ni’tfstjjtperJ. I'AUTK AND 8JCRVICB nil *n*.’iaiw to ait and enjoy the cool btees.viv 3 cent* per pound. The Ifevsfd. 109 1'slmrtiu A vs. Phan* lo ll ie. T-ir(re I<akq, Catherine CONCHE1K SEWER PIPE ftlStt fftmuda and walk* safe *» auto traffic. Large lobby aitd SEPTIC TANKS, Krca-ui Traps, YA-DE ninth proofing lasts b Blocks, Aluminum Windows and Years. Uses your wnolsns moth rooms. Real Southrm cooking. proofed now. Downtown CleanScreen*. White eeltient, Palm, Brick construction. Can accomo­ Perma-tile. Hurricane brae «• «r* 4 l-anndry. 113 Palinetu, date 25 only( Phone or write for Ave. Phone 014. Miriub- Cnnetete Curtipstty, 3U9 reservation lit once, Ovieuo IMrtll Elm Ave. Phone 1333. or Dr. Martin. Oviedo 2 'IIJ or write P. O'. Ibi* KI7 Chulnotn, Tuning and Rspalrlng. L. I. Fla. Reasonable rate*. Large Recorder radio phouugraph com­ Hill, Res. flll-W.__________ ' sedan for g u n si to visit their bination. The Music Ilo*. 119 W. doctor. SIGNS 1st 8 t. Phone Oft!. •Show rants and potters osmnado Baach ruoms, very rea­ O-rtUK'H MICiN s r r V ic h d a b le . Mr*. Fred Allen, 404 FOIl SALE—Llmeroek for drlvs- ■o. D . Undress. Phon3 1011 Crawford Road. Coronado Beach, wavs slid roadway*—Phons Fla. . - 1241. RADIATOR8 cleaned and repair ed. Cohen Radiator Shop, J0t BEIlROOM apartment, hot wat 2 mite* r-ut ■roXEIKi T L K Ilh —lomnlet# lino- Hanford Ava. Ph. 354-W. #r, gas,-telephone. ~(j§[ 11uni's Tuxedc F e d fitura. Orlando highway. Ph. tffll-VV. Painting, plastering and minor Furnished and unfurnished apmtB a tte r*, A Bs.tery Charging, t *V. Uth. rnont. Adults only. 2300 Mel__ IL H. POPE t O. INC^____|LAND C L E A N I N O AND lonville._______ _____________ ------------------V 1 to r en t ^ Cub cruiser, 100 lip. 3 piper. Just I recovered. ^ f’sll 235-M. j 5 ROOM apartment hy permanent resident*. Call Huffy 4 CEII.INC fans for sal*. larnov's Drug Store. 8M - 1 L or 8 room unfurnished housr or ' will eiehangti rented rt room Paints. Poultry Supplies, Nall*, INirina Fe,-<l*, Hroerries and h o u s e on Sipes Ave. near Air Meal*. Touch ton A Watson, 1201 Base. Mrs. Archie Welter. I*. O. Celery, Phone IUW. Bog. 86 . Sanford. DELAY T Have a new fcltrhIREAL ETfATE FORSALE WHY en eahincl designed and cust nn built now hy C. J . (Jantt VY<xidATTRACTIVE 0 room ahop. Phone 779-W. „ e and two large Iota, with plenty of fruit—Spanish design­ House, trailer f*ir sale. Cheap. 911 ed stucco on steel—recently re­ MapI* Avr^___ ____________ decorated and In good sound condition. Owner leaving rity A R T IC L E S w a n t e d and will sell completely fuml.ih 6 DRAINAGE. I NKW CATER­ PILLAR DKIHEJ— HULLIMWU ER8 WITH P A L M K T T 'i RAKER T WO 3/4 YD DRAGLINES. EQUIPMENT NOW IN THI8 VICINITY NIMNICHT CONSTRUCTION CO.. ORLANDO, FLA. PHONE 2-2981. RENT A CAR VOU DRIVR IT PHONE 2M RiWICKLAND-MOHUIHON U DHlVE-rr, INC, " SEE US FOR MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING AND TYPING CREDIT BUREAU OF 8ANFOKD 116 N. Park Phono 180 4EWLY constructed 6 room home, Mrlal turning lathe. close In on comer—3 lot* partly WANTED EXPERT RADIO REPAIHINi* Telephone S. planted in young eitn is—needs Fred Mysra, 111 E, »nd I t . some finishing inside which pur­ Highest cash price paid for used ATTENTION MOTHERS chaser could cmjiplet* nl hi* furniture. Ted Davis F Tniturr —DIAPER S E IIV IC K 0||n convenience. Large R*r Co. 311 K. I*L PH. 98PBaby Valvst furnishes bmplla! *4Q, workshop, and storo room rivsn^tcrils diapers and damlorop concrete floors. Owner had WILL TRADE 1939 modal A Ford Isad container. Economical and and 40 acres land for 1957 or . built for his own home, pow later model Ford or Chevrolet ' aafe. Fully medically anpenved | forced to .tell by chang# of em­ Call Daytona 2487-W collect for In good condition or will sail ployment. $6^ 00 . details. 96 diapers, 12 a w ee; liDroved and unlmprove I front both. J . 0. Mitchell, I t , 2, Bog "F1HBT IN JIAHFORP" * * * on Federal Highway 17 and 168. Sanford. FRED W. BKNOF.B A JOHN- W.-Ds-MOORK , m 1 Ha, 8 Ute Bank Bldg Phene H I* * -V TRACTOIt MOWING - W* mow vacant, lots, roadside* or large acreage*. Phone 41 o r 167-J, HELP WANTED— EXPERIENCED celery grower er trained farm manager for la m TRACTOR AND TRUCK WORK. Let u arieir building tots. plow. In Zallwood are*. Cood pos lion I INSURANCE _ Ing, harrowing, fill dirt, dirt 1 MORTCACE IA)AN» for right party- A-Dud* k Sons, moving and new ground work on THONIK M. BALL, Rfallag Oviedo, t'hj’ne aib lr______ JoU or farms.L Phone 439-W. Broker and C. D. Forrester,r, RL I, Bog 99. GIRL for tashirr A cosmetic eoun ----- ._nr* Agent Ur. also soda girl- Uflejf * Drug 4 . Florida State Bank Bldg. S t o r e . _________ 14 LOST * W, two Story, three \ * d room Salesman and collection for whlu *wne.. Two ear . Vn Insurance debit, age I J - L . Sal­ ItKWARD'.for return of Mark A lot lid r 140 in Mayfair. ary and commission. Write llog while cat. picks* up near Hill's Ill sell unfurnished or furnished. Bar.- Phone 883, I. j)._*L caie Herald. W -E V - ifcu. khtaT k ’i ' \ - i*V* - India Will Remain Colorful In Spite Its I'll BATON I.IIOVHI - NKW DELHI; *tn no IV it , happen* to the-two newly f.itr,;irs^ Indian natiort*. they will i. ■co-ri for n long lime avtnong :!•»■ r- ■-! colorful spot* of the world Mahhinia* still mle ftirv ig i their capitals ill tudid-<>,clt ,i luelr oo elephant* from w- n ■ iiiiuiv JiutoUfiil sf evoims.l ■ ily , Vrrn?,YTTj , Sl.t«u then the dll NixTilii a*» » Irrfiilt*fl fft*m fbi • ttl- iVil^ Ting. ■nil in j - .(tiitt'r n >t- -ti. ■then. n>‘slotfIv'ift- -. 11 fi il'lrtrlr I V j the flis-i;, cbUfkliti.- rlv- »- h"'i- tii.trt. •• rr 1 1* ^ta. 1 i‘. .1 1 hairl tim*', wen't iny," •' .ldlui . 1 o f th . c ln ii 'i l, , lit four hundteil vttn tian work in In.lm. wt: no in <upp<iit iri-fKvni Chr-iutn impillaiioii tala died t. million of th.i million .|i..|e.lalino. ms t'nrU-Vel li­ lt , .lie in to- i lion- MK. MR11CII \NT * Tl . • s m s ; famuf. lh * M M of THE..r *. * A%>*tuiues of gtarmg -loi .om Mif** uu;n* 'I lim it MIV Vtm n r«ini > a ilav J Mehncsi long'Jt-r got >■ in j b r world ate <oin*n<o, ..tnilir: III ON VIII 'A t l l wpar. Itlchness in j. wrl tu t jet Vale ITltiVt t Until ujvl* • It II II t o Hit n '-rti* ill'll. '' "omil goml* .> no! t i t :.'*■! . I t- . • : i . in tlth (Vw^t IN till* I'M i — \ » where in lh ; world uml l«-ul U1 United Stilt* (ioVefty »*t degrading tho i i n animlit* fa-e la-tler. Anrieni iilnot*t ituthi, U rdu V \ IU II.i:> V E N K T IA N lll.IN D S inter* ahd more r».*’ii! . n^l tiiin iiii'- Vlit-i It, .till if til Muslim mortarrh* >-f lu-P t I .ce Aluminum 1 vd-ir -: Pott krd ‘Aluminum set t i j u b t i o i , o f - la V l.t .b .p b tp j I A Me - Per l ire I -llm.ile •baiiiv. unrelrnUng ■» ■ V.'. S I L V I A S • til? \V. Kiiliittpit -. Orluntlti ami faiiatiristn loo g a r ' i . it for firtiun. ■ ",. I'lutni* 2(tj71i!l Th<- greut fuuii«i’m': •uturyi Muslim ruler »f M-ltd. M.t.iiin-1 tiui! Il-ii Tiighluk !«•,,. ,i *• atnyv, had once ktllv.l u- r* «Ph?1 FOK T H E B E S T ICE CREAM n Imn-littl t Ihminu 1 *- IM lngj 111ti«f1 1 #iji n Nin^If «Inv. Try Akl-nt thr l!i«-nt, ttbn .,i .. im.u-;:' mislv nri'ivhl a «!* !« *.*.»i r-.-ni 1 •»»III *4»*i|- 4 Du, >n Klirntiotli «t ‘ii NICK'S OWN ICE CREAM MI.J . . I 1 11 - n i l r* II i»ssi»iame45LMiilimrttCrttgytCjC-. spin* t,. i|i — sCramI ■ . Ktatr»ComniiHNi(m To Meet In Orlando FO K HUNT a n ted tCINTUTI PRIf All TO PHOTOOIAPH ATOMIC NUCLEI TALLAHASSEE. July 22. IHpe•ialt—Tho hiatr; frame am! Freeh Water Fish Commission sill meet in Orlando Aug. tt to approve a p r o p o s e d 1H47-4R eonsruratlon program and set up an operating, budget for the fiscal year. The meeting, to lw held irs the Angehilt Hotel, will folli.*' the tornmisslon't two-day “game war­ den school" which opent in* the t'rntral Florida city Aug. i, Commission -Director Ben* C. Morgan said the five.man board r’° l P*“n lo u *l,‘ ■nr °n - ami especially Franc- Hre key- fishing or hunting regulations at uosittont, ami ,Jj»c;g»i/-tm v qu U the August rimforawe. '- i * - — both ‘m tinfile*. aW-- lllulei going, t ----heavy attarke from hir f>in-< The discovery of the Waster* munlst parties which Im-- |H*oii'msnn Reaction,'August vou Was* fomenting labor trouble to fur- •rrmami, was a Herman prnfp*ther their economic recovery irv tor of medicine who died in IW2 S. AT THI UNIVIItllT oLCallfornls, physIclsU I! t: Butler (tup, Irfl) and F. IL John prcpift td phniogrBph lh# dismt* rr n u f atomic nucirl with • •prettily bullt*8 S-mm twin-lcxu (im tia Upcrlbni a* a cl >iul chamber pholoMLAfdi, Ah* picture at bottom wiv t\ pUfjtil at a WrtM>« of the Amrrif hVrrt^ffml Hnciety hi l*«Io V «l. i n h prong mi th»* two **itiri" (erruwi) It Mid to reprrimt a t ,uiWic U mj; rrnittrd from t en oiyirti nurtrtii dUintrfretrd on being *tHi» k i y lfH) initlkrn ' yolt neutrons Id s cyclotrun. (. frrsefio at Sonntfpholoi) f "w - .THE flAHFUftll HERALD, BAftPURU, FLORIDA ^ Russian Bloc Is Seen Uneasy But Remaining Firm f ■ * .... .............. .-sJW jM b NOTICK 1 rorte*|Hindent, tells I hi, II *llftr«| dji,! j pfrtrn? ill* NEWSPAPERS n -CENTS POUND BUNDLED IN BUNDLES. D), ir», 20 and iffi CENT HERALD OFFICE \ * PER furniture Krifniriung Cabinet Work F.tprrl Worktnsnihip THE SANFORD CABINET SHOP 124 Palmetlo Avaao* d i a p e r s f . r v ic k lo r Rrserralhin* «r Immrdiale Delitrrr to HANFOKD L- ' . PIIONP. 2.1V.7 2.100 East Robinson Ate., tlrlsiirlu TTfiecIer of Sanford CANVAS AWNINGS CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS VENETIAN BLINpS Alnmiaam, Slssl, WoodI 10 DAY DELIVERY We REPAIR! FKKK ESTIMATEH Phone HOH WATCH REPA IRS T hsI) D eliriou s — Ilr a lllif u l NICKS 41-t S a n fo rd Avenue u r.» tins ! ", II-' ' Hit, rmiVertml to <’ht • .11 tv. •w^*d lo-Visf-od am t----t- T-rv q-nr In,Im ns n mis'ionm - tl w«« itaibng i|Utelly itul* -It in lii, little <liny, I when an u I 'I 0 lu -H-lliil strnlb*d ill mid i--M J lo, legs under him »,i It- it. ' «.S 1 m : «IM II f nn i . ? m > _jR*:A4*X4»r H M f t r 'r r r ri-* 111 11 •.% In i *« <if t»**^*’T -t itf I >rt rgsisj III |*f T« .»ii «-tsm |,!T1 riillI A+iti*.. I U tTf| F'l.uiii) »*f l*rtn«|4sfft Hrilrl I 1 *'ll iltftf t rlt It Ilf |Ittj di» firirliy •t-4lt«(« ,»mt n .r .n .I, .* hr. L , 1 •Hhsi S.f vs-u fIii, |t#w ,,*siri5« It).. J r*tsii« itf i#»ii t \ Iti timter,—«If | l-r‘ of Sii.l t'l-Ufily lu tiin 1917. *-'*tUllty v*f Fctiutirfi, Tnyi.f i. MOfldrf. Rl baJilrin i It. (lu Iflli-lw »sf Mill ‘ ^.-iiulx uM—*rrt£uitL ifWIi I'htlld* , WJttilo 1 .gin 1110lilt,, ft nm 11 . l,,„, fo-IrtiMl.-all.-i. *I.i, i, i- P L h. ........... ... riftri |m-*4 rrffi., _,f it rUtiMsm. *i,.t -h ,ip ..........,,, 1 l,r ' 1 ■ hi* elM-tif. if lili j 1 t'lflis**. fiifxt *iu I, liT BMl "!rjl Le,J -||r|P tic: t r,i4 ■Ji■**llI* I f!Ftirntw* * * A'litinlsifgi,., ,lf ttl^ lltfxrfp r,f t**i*-f 1 Itf »ifnr-v tfrc*F'f|M>sif * Filet |*!iMt*4*bin llir tim in g s|*oit> m i !'o i In - with ilnnVihg -nt :i ’ . In piit'e-. Tiring nf lb-- -i ,tn*r nf ih«* 4-itv# in* ii' .Ifltfuaill lltl-HOl tin' Mtui it t *'111x111 intint l« th i' list Tt 1' s I|e*^3l • Ctilf 1 1 i . Vaid, but only j»ik»!-. . •tlrt .iliilj n fi w touiist- visit ili- pi i Yogi- vsit Ii mi'll!.It an i |.*T»si. nf] f**-ftktll* ihriMIgli >•i t.ikis! of vi-ars of >vpi-.rinieii'.' !*•>;». h>| yogi fii|lH-a|s Wilt live f 't'V *j f i snab d iii nn i-uilii ru gi t ',-1 rtllll, i iiielHi- in l-rlnii- hi ;.«l**» —------L__ ■/ w - n ia h e u u r o w n lr«* C r e a m , A ll f la v o r * VuLt'n' plofim rit! ?*t fr-n' *1 * jlf I ■ , 1ii#ml v ffi oilll.l b t - i . i : ll 'k t ll. • In 1u lilitnl til* h t ii i, 1 1 ” Y m i l l ' Iff■1UK !♦* b a il - * i f* 1Iff* i. Ifl»H' . 111.111 >••»!.** tit* i .(!!*:> A 1 d |<1 'iiilltit i liliililim itn L *'i|- '• ■V;' ft. ■iffi-" «'e>fS^r-4f ll’ *• * r* nil , fi n.e ilfr ;.t| . *• Ud l V|| r i fit v.ffbi i :4 i|4» »sf i n m lllc n itrrl \\ h i-k ey sc. prmtf. K,»in neutral apirlts. Three TVatht-ra Itlslriliutnra, In.., New Vork £.?*),■ _<.v �*.'v \ I — ■THE SANFORD HERXED, BXNFORD, FLORIDA' PAGE BIX I*npy Trial p'iii ft"* Satellites Warned Action Postponed Boy Reverses Story Of Infant Killing Camp Winona II'm Us w I Irm m i « n l)M | ll*ontiOOed I r*»aaa P i g « ff*# > U 'u lis w t Irm a F ig i w ifi I. Fred I’oey’s team Won » the $ 1(10 a day provision still ap .Balkan* would be a threat to JACKSONVILLE, Fla July 22- plies. peace. MASSILLON. O.. July 22 UP) water polo game. Sunday nig MOSCOW. July 22, UP)- -Soviet i/JV A Jacksonville tpan and hla Meanwhile, Britain proposed The mysterious deaths of two at the council fire the cat! The 16 day amendment was that tha council sidestep a de­ roncern over operation! of* foreign 1 bride were held today in El Faso, adopted Infant* In Massillon City Hospital, again put on stunts wi ’ • Cab ■ on recommendation of intelligence agents wni emphaTexas, fo r, the Georgia slaying cision on which of the Balkan apparently solves yesterday by I wining with its graveyard tee tited In an artlrle in the fa*nlnof Myron D. Sutherland, ns, Jack­ the Sanford Retail Merchants countrlea were responsible f>■> the the statement of a six-year-old in which comical epitaphi we Association represented at the grad I'ravdsj which rritlcixc I *evread front makeshift tombstone sonville oil filter manufacturing meeting by Ned Smith, president. current ’disorder* in that area. hoy, reverted again today to * The tonibstones represented th eral citixent for carelessly or un|company employee. The British proposal waa puxxling conglomeration of varied Mr. Smith stated that in view of conacioualy giving out state *ecgrave* of present campers . Sutherland'! decomposed body Wilson’* opinion that the contained in an amendment elim­ stories and differences between years from now. feta. I was found Sunday in an aband- Attorney inating a paragraph of an Amer­ officials. fee might not be valid at 9100 “One should remember,” the ar, Some of the funniest were , unrd cabin near the edge cf Geor- a day, he waa withdrawing hi* ican resolution which Russia and Mr*. Roger Gue, of nearby tide laid, “that with the end of gia's ukcfctiokee Swanp just over the Soviet satellites had attacked Navarre, mother of young Roger llere lie the bones of Weilt objection to rrdurlng it, provided the war underinining actlvlllet of the Florida line. In the back of the 16 day limitation was approv­ on the _ground , that — it presumed Gue, who yesterday related to Spencer, Ills lumbstotie is mar TALLA H ASS LL, I la., July 22 fureign intelligence have not weak. I his iuail was a .22 bullet-hole and thd guilt of Albania, Yclgostav1* ! .ndlca iww La accidentally drupped tie, but his head much den ed. according to Mr. Sayer. VP) — Attorneyt for former Kep. enedln the ilfgfifest.- It la known t an exploded shell lay nearby. Hit _ jth c two Infant* last Jdne «. said ser;** "There w*s a counriito, •Mr. Smith tot'd the Commission and Bulgaria. Bernic C .’ Papy ol Key Weil to ■that even Imurgeoffl stales, whi^h I'JIJ- t.tUo Chevrolet sedsr, with that Hit rain t: the , Merchants A v i a t i o n . , A *P°ke,m ,n fw thaAmerican her son today had reverted to hi* by the name of Brock, lilt Florida license {date 2D-7I23 was at an afternoon meeting, hadtddegation y id tha BHtjsh amend-[original was brilliant, but his h day moled to exdude from- ev are identiral in cliataeter, con Hitt tale of seeing a large siantly send among each other missing. ment would be accepted by the boy in a whlU. coat enter the a ruck, He kept the hooks of tin idence all letliinony on conver spiei, diveriioniiU, terrorists and The man and wife held for adopted a resolution requesting the United States. This was one of nursery in which the infant* were ramp hanky-- H« -lie lied, they spW taliont in or about the Honda assassin*. Georgia police were Identified by Commission In the future not to two conciliatory, moves made at found dying. in the lake he sanjtr* ^XheiSaVg adopt any ordinance effecting “Capitalistic Intelligence oper Home chamber in connection with I let. Lk-ut. II. V. Itranch as Wayne She declared she did not now a councillor hy the name of R*d this morning's council session in F. Woodruff,' 27 and hu bride citlten* or merchant* on Ita first an effort to reconcile conflicting belivr her son dropped rfhe babies He was killed overnight as he la) charge! that he attempted to bribe alts even murie actively against reading, but rather to carry It ov*r the Soviet nation, trying to under­ Jeanette, IP, formerly of Orlando. Soviet and American views. and told newsmen she and her In b«d. He tangled with the hoyn , fellow lawmakert. I t' mine 1 U military and economic Detective Don G, Butler said to the next meeting, Sayer report­ The other nytva was msd* by husband were tricked Into letting in Cabin JY , He tried, he died ed. The alleged Convert* lion» from intght. n Warrant had been obtained by h a .is nu more." Invrstlgators talk to her son. A letter brom W. D. Ryan, gen­ France. flu. sheriff at Folkston, Ga., the baiit ul accuiationt agaiml j "The strictest maintenance of The U. 8 . resolution referred There are svveial new boy eral manager of the Minneapolis slate-secrers by every Soviet percharging Woodruff with murder Papy. now on trial after a gi.mil urn is of exceptionally great tinto the report uf the Balkan in­ tn cupip, Gene Estridge, Johi arid asking that hla wife tie hrld. Baseball Club, was read In which vestigating commission which de­ Nathan Mayo. Mitts commis­ The lw« wirk apprehended si they the City was assured that at tha jury indictment. porlance for providing seem tty Fryer, Frank Mills and John Butt Bid Offered sioner of agnculttpi'. wjit, an- stepped from a California-Itound end of the spring training 'period clared that any future hostile Defence alloineyt aiked the for the country." *n. )i " " ” noonced today that he ilw-t not bus. the Municipal Ball Hark wobld action on the part of the three court to rerogni/e an old Knglidi ItW a lia a r* tra n ! ' * * » '►»»* Those who visited the t'slnjJI intend to retire at the expliation lie turned hark to th# City In Soviet satellites would be con­ Burma Slaying sites to lie Inspected either by a Sunday included Mr. and Mtt common law of IbHH and tlrike of hi* present term. “Th - ruin-1 a* good condition aa when they sidered , threat to peace. sub-committee or the entire com­ Fred Poey, Havana, Cuba, Thom took it over. He also agrred to ora are absolutely without founda­ tiilually all of the letlimony «l Glades Park Bill It a a t l a a . U f r o m I ' s t t t h o t as George, Mr. and Mrs. Join all conditions stipulated by the that the McCormick Luntlier Com­ mute. the tlale't ilar wilnett. Kep. Brai* day were the traffir men at the tion'*, Mr. Mayo declared, “us I These locotions, he revealed, Cranston, Mr. and Mr*. Edwin expert to la* a candidate to succeed City In regard to taking over the pany Building on West Fit it , ley Odharn of Sanford. M iMtliHiird iranm P a c t «tw | gates." park. myself In tip- l!MH election ■-gardStreet, previously condemned hy will be. Inspected after due notice Locket, Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Hunt Thali in Nu said Aung Ban wn* less »,f who el-.- tun-.”. “I have t»» arquire |irivate lands by purThe jury w ii taken fiom the Mr. Sayer, In behalf of the City, the City, Is naw being repaired. • has Iwen given to the local Post. and Millard, Jim Richardson, th in* May that a plot was an unflnlshi-d program in lip* ulti­ rhase of romlrmnation. had written Mr. Ryan outlining room while Odliam re|ieatrd in warned A hearing date waa set for July After this a final meeting will It* snd Mrs. C. L. Park, Lieut, A. in the making to kill the entire ........ ............................................. t . Dirksen said he appeared st the the City'a requirements ond remate developing) of'agrletilft{re,"i 30 to determine whether or not held by the rommittce prior to W. Epps, Rolwrt Altman, Gaines­ more detail thin ever hefoie'liic executive council in order to taus i he ass,-rli'd. "and I am n-king my, rVJ!u*’*Ai' JuvlI Hopkins, G^nnd park ho return- to revoke the license of J . D, Carl- making it* final -recommendation ville, Johnnie Walters, Mr. and arcuialiun that Papy uffeied him integration of th* antl-Fawiat Ihnusaudt " L witey-stw -said, awns JJ(- ttd end of the season in ’as ton’s |>*er place on Wry. Ninth for the site to the Executive Com- Mrs. Ray Fort, Mr. and Mr*. in th« Dirksen good condition as the visiting club Street, concerning which neighbors milter at the Mid-winter Depart­ Bill Johns, Mr. am LM r* V\ C. earth ami whuhnygino T rip de­ People* Freedom League. (..!> i»m- woftt* that I am not ready to quit ,HH* inanl political fartlon to whic.t my post." . said he has no objection to expan­ found If. The City agreed, to fur­ have complained, Mr. Hayrr an­ ment conference in January. Final Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Georg* feat a bill denying race bookrnak- the slain ministers lielottged. This, sion of the park If private owners nish sand and clay for the Infield, nounced. action on the site selection will Speer and daughter, Mrs. Nancy en telephone and telegraph terv- the rrinspiratnrs lielieved. would an- permitted ot retain od and and to furnish a ground's keepe? to It* taken at the Department Brock. Mr. and Mra. It. U. Hutch Purchase of the first City lot ice. enable them to seise power dur­ mineral rights, plus the privilege assist in maintaining the park Indonesian Revolt Convention In Panama City In Ison, Mi.‘ and Mrs. Don Dunn, on whlcbgthev have options l-y E. the ensuing chaos. . uf carrying on explorations. during the training season. The defense argued that under ingThukin R. -Doyle and W. D. I’arbrl who April. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dunn, Mi N'u said a tribunal woul I He said he believes 25 years M stn I i>iuni fttisti i'AK» O w rl the comimin law, ronversatiuns in Mr. Field told the Headquarters and Mrs. P. C. Stanley, and David plan a home building project on In r*sty»i*e to a City request lie established to inquire into cir­ would Isa sufficient time t> . give rlonesian we likely huuhl eneiiunand aiound legislative chamber* cumstances of th* assassinations lei BOme aurh ,e.i ••mug as this: individual owners rxplora'ien pri for bus -Service to and from the Magnolia Height* wq* approved. Committee of the manifold advant-l and Joyre Stanley, Mr. and Mis, between lawmakers about matters Fernald-Ijiughton Memorial Hos­ The purchaae at this time was age* of-the Sanford lakefront site,'] Alfred Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. “The Doleli and the liid^Peellitis allege*. .-pending iiefore them are "ab-riim’- and would exauiine all under nrpital, the-Silver,Cab Company ad­ necessary said Sayer, in Ordtr to where the Memorial building could J . A. Rogers of DeLamt. icsf, including U Saw and other Ite|i -Smather* (IF F la ) said leg­ ate j acridly as hu apait ns the tie seen from the railroad (St. (ly privileges! and inadmisAtiliT's* vised that there were not enough secure FHA approval. Also Stanley Willink, Mr. and rival political leaders. poles. We have little in common. islation looking toward establish­ people riding there to pay thq 'court evidence. Du* to numerous and dally com­ Johns Bridge), the waterway, the ‘'Nothing shall deter in* from Tha quern id tin- Nethe/laruls ment of the park waa first pasted operating Mr*. H. Jacoblun, Mr. and Mrs. highway and the air line*. He told expenses of a bus. plaint* reaching the Sanitary DeJudge W. May Walker eirluded the firm purpose of achieving by Congress |N years agu. atld ‘ 'from residents ••• -in reg-t e l Jhe' Post members that If Sanford W. R. Clark, Mr. and Mi ’ Hen Milk in local dal [lea was re­ partment the jury from the tooni to bear the ultimate goal bur beloved la a U-neviilent ami lovable- |H-r that 10 .S tate legislatures and five sonage, hill she ipot one of ported to have met Grade A re­ to nclghfrora’ chicken yards living I* inspected by the Committee, Katx, Mrs. R. Shuemaket, Mr. technical arguments on the (mint. leader set Is-fute ua," he was Florida governors "have considerUa The memls-rs .of her giivern quirements during thu jiresent too doae-to thair homes, the-City local dale and - fraternal organi­ and Mr*. Eugene KitrUigt-, C H* did not rule Immediately. quirted as telling th* pew times m a ilt itr u - J u i t i g n e r j _ l o _ u a . W u l . « « " d « P p r o V t d " i U UUIdt month. Employment of E. L Levy Attorney waa directed to draw up zation* will be requested by th* F. Garner, Mr. and Mrs.--Don — Odhaiit-testified ytal i*apy made of ‘ IIiiiiiiu , the government pa want ahmdule severance from ,|l»‘,|t 0. H. Giles as’ fi remen wasj lj «n an ordinance to defining the mlrji- Post to co-operate in Impressing Bolls, Mr. and' Mr* Dick Fillhim tyro bribe offers, one just out­ per. "It appears to me we owe some­ and Hnlland, so that we may rut approved in accordance with pre- mum distance a chicken yank may upon the committee members th* terry find daughters, Ray Fox, side the House rhnmWi'a main He denied that former 1’iemier ourselves in these (airy lands if thing to the public Inti-rest,* and ‘ ‘ l\Ih *located * ‘ from ‘ . . . . -bout*. mlyjtntpKVi t>JL.JJaitfyJtLj%a_*-jUe Ml. .11 .! .Ml,, i.o.o-.et Llie\bc a ncighbpr’* entrance and immediately inside Ha ,'law _ttuia__aneaUrd..ur„-th*t we*11 h t-wMrh —hitr**- ticen'-nihubi ■" SllMtlh*** said, - - "The prop'r-—* f vious v-tlon ln _ author iking for the building. daughter, Mr. and Mra. Ralph Tiring of two addltuinu) firemen. This will he presented at the next tha rh iw te t-.'the near iliiy" lie lire govern merit planned to led by uni litre fot tin Ield gen­ Florida waul this park to go mi Both are experienced firemen, said meeting, said Mr. Sayer. William I-Staler was nnnmtnd- Day and chitdu-n of Daytons. said that afti-r the second‘ offer, rest him. erations, It ihii' i that we like I see no on usion at this lim- to Mr. Sayer. RCA radio equipment Hugh Whekhrl. The Commission last evening ed by the Post for his aide handl­ Phil Stanley, "I told him 'you it . I'm not delay action. the Dutch less, hut *we like our ordered by the City l» expected to gave consideration to Inc-easlng ing of the Sanford Junior Legion Mr. ami Mrs. 11. F. lianas. Mix. only guing to sujiport the hill. Nttw Peterson said amendments which uhsfdut* fierdolii (lie more.” arrive in the near futurn, he said the occupational tax, on all types hasrball team,- which tinlay is Mra. U. Squires, Mr, and Mix. I ’m going to expose you."’ That's tvlint yum lortr-poM- hi- will propose to the .legolstum E. Madden. Dutch Note* playing irrW Ipter ParlcThe Commission was informed, of busineaa. When the bookie hill then came will provide that no land* tau ho $ dent U-lii-tis tiiuj .tlunk. Ajul tiiul up for action, Odham-charged in aeqiiin-d outside of' a boimiuty I I n n 11II n o t I , n m I ’a a * tt aet is the basic rate-e uf this fresh the preceding debate "There i« wished to atress that it maintains outbreak. If we Iwlieve the writ­ * greed upon hutween the State money on the line in this House" its unalterable derision to rarry ing on the wall, tins means that and Federal government in IPM to defeat the measure hut tie did out the political -program based MMiner nr Inter (|iiohni4y »iwnut*rM w/,l{ |irot« 4 di) nml niln*T«l not on that day name i'spy. lit upon the principles underlying tha tbe N'etbet lands must lelinquisn rights of private owner*. said ,later he would have if Ills The lervciation reserve oil royal, , . , .. „ , Linggadjuti Agreement (In which nil claims on tin- wealth of In­ ■beech had not been cut off by , p n i| Mtr g j ties-II H of production) to I'lm ids donesia. parliameutaiy finagling." the independence of Indonesia in The sumo is line of all im­ on Slate owned land* if tin* Sec­ The 27-year-old Sanfoid oil dis­ ItiO i. perial powers, liet-ailie the demand retary 'uf Interior ever peiinit* tributor, youngest mrmlH-r pf thu “The Netherlundu government lo r __indopentlem-e I* -running drilling and uil is found. House, smiled^ several. lint.'S. and ioiifIdeally —hope* that* circum- around The world like n theme Wiped Ids hatuls with n Imndketr stances will soon permit to resume song. -We ate -eellig its effect chief during hi* testimony. constructive cooperalinn with the III the west stll, <-nilinent of III tin Red OfficiulH He told the court be and Pap; py ■r|*ddi<- ns deair ed by liiiiumnahle which ha* been granted-it* free­ were good friends iiefore tin- al­ Indonesian.', in KepuliUokit terri­ dom by Engluml. Britain also '• tlHSIlHHr* Iran I'aat One) leged bribe offer was made lie tory, which cooperrjliitn nltrady relinquishing But in* now toinliy Cause Papy had helped get one of successfully exists with the states a Moody inleinal |rolltical, ct*i- lull led before the committee u n ­ der oath. hi< five brothers a job at a Miami of East Indonesia and Borneo." ■is. Photographs were forhiddeSince the, Indonesian republic is race track. , , Arunml the corner the ITenrh Rep. Munill (R-H. D.) explained not recognized l.y the .United Na#rr | ,n„|inK kr(.,, Fret,cl, In" 1 had to feel very definite for , u, „ Kteiwh and that Kravchenko "may ire in that bookie bill tu turn j friend lions a* a severe,gn state, xnyt, Afried ate eontiderhble danger" Irrcause of down." Odliam said of Papy'i al­ complain from Indonesian leader* ||1||iBn , , |hi* willingness tn testify, would raise important legal JKrfr.ta. leged request fur hi* support reaching for he .sun . kni ’ • Kruvciienko dlscuunteil airy Idea UN experts fxprraMft the opini­ the w tlolrawal of j l|ii>( Ruttlwi K„v, nim#tll mj, y He said after lie had tohl i apy on that the Sccurltv Cuum-II could demanding British troop, from her soil, and u ,)y thp Rutsian peorvlinquishmenl uf Conlr„l over ,, . .- * ., , . . / ’ unless a complaint wa* filed,by an the Augh,-Egyptian Sudan. And ■I,-. In one plant he lirndrd, Krav­ replied."D« you mind if U e i per-^ lM(ll.|14.Mlll.nl *ruunlry „ either a chenko said, -tju r s unco' were ry •opal?" and then said story g ,-*. E m p „,, r...- 27JIOO worker* and Km Coeaack memlwr or non-memlier of the UN. *a* the oulmmlerl a* the t.s.,.»i.«„ u „ rt h, Ihe pl>nl f Even though the rmmril could, ".l»Ke-i"B, n. hundred dollars to Vote against . had :10,000 worker* and over not art directly on the Indonesian it. t . Nat in nily tliis ihpuii y,ihH) g u ard , with automatic rl, . , ............... communication, it w u pointed,outt ", T ifoesiiT Odharnn. continuing hU aUtmnant h --------- -----1 t fw posse** It in* * f " J rh-s nhd dogs. aomp u,her munlry mlght|lh"* ...... tion' bettween *D*‘ iioard over-night, {, tases to ^ u rumpUllll w imhM llt going l.y tlx- Imar. The only wraports of the work­ fc, make P Hcharge, H H E P I wool never Ilu> . iIndonesians. ijin. However,.the time I* fast passi.ig er*, he testified, were Ihe ‘chnlns have made a charge hut I know It when Intelligent |tco(ilu of dif. <i( their own slavery." adding In ,inif this roimt-clltrn, it was infant $200 to mr.M llo Mi4 ho f,n fon4kSf1 a 11* i'.l n?* £te f«K(iU rntrn cei Van \* botl»d; toijtlh that "consequently, any hop* thut had h frtllnit of "hurt*.hom»lliulmi f»Uw th it th# Sovtft Ukr# iu* er by | Jrwvl ntudilttl rrewn mn jew, the government rnav I* over­ ................................... ■ hruuKhi thu lfi4on«n>i#n <iu#«llon J and a littfe i.-I.,-si,hi all at the sceptre, Cummonwealths rornpris thrown from the Inside hy the tn-forr *be council in January, HHi), tug sovereign nail,ms uf differ tanir time." In IiOndon—even without the »*■ enl rair* may l«r frumeil success­ Lures of thel people is Isillt on Odhma, conttmiing his statement qurst of the Indonesian leader*. sand." mutual benefit and to the court with the Jury outside Tire witness paid Ihe Sovl* 1 A t‘ that time, it wat rharged fully for the courtroom, said the da/ uft/T that the presence of llrlllsli troop* someday we may. get that vast Secret police Is "an important . Papy made a $200 offer, the Key- In Indonesia threatened world commonwealth which many look factor and force in the Soviet West representative appioachcd peare. The Ukrainian represents'- forward to *• "One World.” Hut economy.” Special branches of th# him again at the rear of the House live demanded creation of a com­ empties uje nil *l»i.-t anac-hronlslU. police, he added, are s**ignsd tb And hy the same token, bi i V all sorts nf economic and In­ ' chamber with a different proposal. mission for an on-tho-aput Inquiry, • The-Sanford representative told hut the council defeated tire pro­ attempt to create q 1(1,w of na­ dustrial activity. tions by force, against the will tha enurt he was at the dejV- <•! posal. In these operations 17,000,000 Rep. T..T. Cobb of Daytona Bench nf their peoples,, must fall in lie I,-nr - t*oo :-a *■ • ' T " tu 2UJ)00,000 neupbi- a ia a'optoyod congratulating _blm—nn a speech and "th* Soviet government Uses D utnrnm ainK Involving a move to Iran ca'ttle their Islror free of charge and from Florida highways. keeps them on a starvation diet," t r s s lls B r t Iras* P#*» Owe) **Aa I turned from Tommy nation's valuable forest tt*- he continued. Cobb’s desk, llcrnie Papy, coming Ion mprtar* and left the area aources.” Asked alrout the Russian search from across the aisle, graldied me after suffering damage. The "water iMimhlng” i* de­ Premier Amir SJarlfoeddin In a signed only to delay forest biases for the atom Ur mb, Kravchenko by my arm and said ‘Odle, I'll make it five and a case »f Scotch broadcast from Jogjakarta beamed In inarcessihlr regions until par- told the committee he knew the to Australia, appealed “to the rchuting smoke jumper* or gro­ Kovlet Union was "actively en­ If vou’ll just take a walk." gaged" in December, 10 12 , In get­ It was then, Odharn said, hr told world In general and uur friends und news ran extinguish them. ting uranium, source uf atomic Papy he was not only going to lb Australia in particular to energy. II* said that If Russia tupport the antl-hookle bill hut strengthen their effort* to pre­ had developed th* atom bomb vent further bloodshed." He said would expose him. HABBj C S meditations at th* time th* . United States ..Papy’s resignation from tha it was clear this "colonial war" did, and If th* United Stales did n> Alley House and his Indictment followed waa not in the Interest of general not hava th* bomb, ‘V s wouldn’t charge* of attempted bribery by pear# in southeast Asia and the be sitting right now in this .* Odharn and* Kep. Clan-nce M. world. place." WtM DAT S0JCR 3 0 * " I f effort* ar# being mad* lit Camp II of Ocala. Kravchenko scuffed at Ruaslan our behalf, they must be msd* SAY HE V(A>iT DRIVIN* proposals for disarm*ment, ask­ quicklyi" be said in a speech ing! " I* It possible to propose hear by th* Dutch Monitor her*. Gunfire* Bloodhounds Associated Press correspond** VX> FAS' P t PD-I.IC6. '"armament and st Ihe same to try on wl'hln th# Soviet Un­ Harris Jackson reported 'from SAY D6Y J t S ’^tSTED FURNKY KINO IS WOHTI... And like hint, 'Ends Convict Escape Jogjakarta it and 11 I, satellite states viothat the Indonesians HIM FOH FwYlN* TOO n* id- Ingirvt warfare which It clalttmed in a communique to have ■cores of other experts. . . who really im* at rearing million* to hats "mad* progress west Of Stm tLOW)! Gunfire and bloodhounds ended a rang" today. This waa th* first he United Htates and Kngtandf know tobacco . . . have seen the makers t Hotrlived escape by two r - Ha ronst-drd the Kratnlin'a Indonesian assertion of military convict* from a State Road X -------- ~ of Lucky Strike buy "real One tobacco." 'main hoov is an economic desuccess line* the outbreak of partment road camp truck her* hostilities Sunday. . •reiilon In this country, and If yesterday. One of the men was rat occurs Russia will take ad­ A broadcast 1 ltdoctetIan com After all, th atV w h at you went in captured immediately and th* munlaue - heard In Batavia said jutage nf the Communists (barat other w*s taken In let* than a » tha Indonesians were Attackin' A cigarette. . . the honest, deep-down o produce confusion, (literal boor. ,trikes and hsll." w est. of Ssmarang on th* north The escapade utilised men of central coast of Java. enjoyment of fine tobacco. the police department, sheriff* Jackson, quoted ■ an Indonesian road department and the com m unique a* saying th# Dutch t farm colony; -7 -■*" — action atarted a little after bombed Amharawa, 80 miles south o’clock Itat night when Bracey of Bemarang, Tha area was the and Arthur Raiford. lump- scene of sever* fighting two yean a truck -near th* outskirts ' ago. •»■*» • ’ ctntor" ul itslctnrnt* made in the Icgitlaluic.' Psrkft and Stale Attorney Phil O'Cqnnrl .ol W rit. Palm B eaJi atgurtf the defenir motion w/.* bated enlilely on catri involv mg libel and tlander and did not * fit the bribery charge. --. V. -uv Orlando Bride Held In Murder Inquiry Soviets Warned Of Intelligence Agents TUESDAY,'JULY . 22, 191 IWps r L U C K Y S T R IK E present TH E M A N W H O K N O W S THE TOBACCO BUYER! liVei flolO Sr, Burk \i ISt, Thru P k lt rsul lu ll Lath TC fjrki * H e ir Marr — Brld Bilvt Fory blest a t* ! mt hV(»' . C ot r i liu v "•- ........... FINE TOBACCO is what counts in a cigarette So rimombor• I — W ater Bombs To Be assW. Used On Forest Fires Halford waa apprehended almost ' p&r lower right arm and hand - one of tpe guard*. A police GREAT FALLS, Mont., July 81 car took him to the road camp. ((A*))- Tb* Army Air Forests and Tartor was captured less than IJ-B. Forest Service plan to dsan hour later lying, f monstrate tommarrow that "the type of bombers and flghtUch devastation of “ ■, ,if z , . • • , ' 7 -JU -Y 7 .'t& W Bo Round/ to Firm/ Bo Fullr Pocked - B o Free and J a s y trout mown MW •- -t. .. . ' sc .<■ . -• ’r - V - 1 •. . , • -- ... ‘ . i£ •’it ' 1^ ■ ■Kx- ‘ ^ . - ................. ......, ; . — - j 1 -.. 1 t— * ■tI \ r /• - ;.’i- 1 "i ^ _ . : 4 • - r 1 -• ' 1 ■ - *’ ■ s *= = £ :. ■V . \ ___ i �I ■ r i. ■ . : . - 1 -.x - ’ , W*Vv TH E •o-V > Defense Motion Of Reds Reject Acquittal Denied p P la n U f u . 5. TAI.ALHASBEK. July 25 Representative llcrnir C. Papy denied from th«> wltneaa Hand at hia trial her* today that ha' had offtrad brlbaa to'Rapa. Brallay Odham and Clarence M. Camp II during tha 1817 leci«latura. Tha veteran Kay Weal rejjm cfltaJlr* ' **ld "h # '"h *d ' - to ld Odham on ona occasion • • only that hr heard ."they are paying fIM to vole" on an a n t i-bookmaklng bill. Ha ■aid ha had no rontrtraallon whatever with Odham tha nail day whan, tha Hanford rapraaantatlra haa teatified. Papy offrrad him $500 and a rasa of Hcotrh whiskey nut to vole. 0 P>— Former TALLAH ASSEE, July 23 m • -C irc u it Judge W . May Walker today denied defame motion* of acquittal on all ihiVe counlt ol an .jqdiclment charging former Rep. Bernie C. Papy with offer- tag Jtribei .l<LHoiida_legi»ltloii. _ The motion *wt» made and promptly denied toon after the Senate prciented the h it of it* wilnettet and .turned the trial fever to the defeme.. Defeme witnettet began coming to the itand . after the lunch reertt. Defente council at the last minute tecalled Papy't accutort. Rep*. Brailey Odham of Sanford and Clarence M . Camp 11 of Ogala, Odham wat questioned again closely nn whether lie* had heafll Papf make a purported of $ e r of $200 or limply 2()0. • Odham'i statement* thowing the language both# way*..gtyte-intro­ duced. Judge Walker ruled out an ef> fort by the defeme to gel Camp't answer to a question at to wheth­ er Papy and two other repretenlativea had a convert.llion . with him .on May 12 concerning remporU (hat $100 wat being offered “ or volet for the anti-bookie bill. The judge taid that wat im­ material because it occurred five day* after Cajnp letlified Papy told him a vole to tend the meas­ ure to hotlile committee would be “ worlh $100 Id you." . Defente motioni for directed <v verdiett of acquittal all were ^ a t e d on grounds that the itate • lad failed to support, itt charge* irH lis a M u r « | . T a t ) Price Of Scotch Is Disclosed At Papy Bribe Trial ■_TALLAHAB 8 KS. July 23, (/F)— ifTTh* state finally euecsmled in gettlnjr tha price of a rasa of 8 cotrh rhiskty Into tha record of the bribery trial of former Rep. Iterate C. Papy today. It was necessary lo establish that a rase of whiskey la a thing of value within the meaning of the Inw dealing with bribery. It took Ihrke witness to do It aa well as several order* of Circuit Judge W. May Walker overruling objec­ t i o n s from the defenae. Pa Papy la an-used In the indict­ ment of offering Rep.' Bralh-y Odh a a of Sanford a bribe of $$00 and a eaae of Scotch whiskey for hla vote on the 1047 anti-hook maker bill. The flrat witness, a representa­ tive of the State Beverage Depart­ ment who waited two days to taattfy, told the court he couldn't aay at what price Scotch whiskey told In May when the a llo t*! offer However, Wade Wchont. bualof the local Kike county club liquor Bo did P. O. Nelson who reported he operated, a liquor store in a neartv & & £ SS fatfiS . 20 are on. temporary ___three on probationary he said, included are flren and public work* America Hit Fch^Act ing U n i l a t e r a l l y ; 4 Power Ministers’1 Meet S u g g e s t e d Army, Navy, FBI To Get Testimony lly R O***---------B ER T IIE W E T T LONDON. July 23 (/ P )-R u iOn Soviet Agents tia tejected a United Slate* in' . • 23, (A>)-An German pol­ in the Russltoday, hilling ami injuring r \o American-licensed new* ^ jp e r Der Abend reported It “presumably u t t an act of sab­ otage” and that u auiteate found In the rulna "lead* to the con­ clusion that a bomb was smug­ gled Into the blrtlttng." Soviet official*. maintained alienee. It wat the third auch i splo­ sion in administrative building* In the Soviet section. Four polieemen and four Her­ man workmen were killed. At least two of the injurrd were reported in critical condition*. Western Powers Attack Russian Delegate To U N ever fn . . Siyvey Mission Says ulation ation Has Food Needs For Yoar; Crop Outlook Good ■ •— ; Halsey Relates Jury Indicts CIO Personal Episode Union Leader On In Pacific Battle Perjury Charges I’ ■*•" rj* 42~ Vegetable Group Releases Facts, Figures On State ; N O . 179 ain t Poles’ Share QfU.SRelief Is Cancelled Senate Suprised By Truman With Informal Visit > Each Side Says Other Using Jap Troops; India, A u s t r a l i a May Make UN Plea BATAVIA, Java., July 23. (/P) —Four Java loans wer* In flames tonight as Indonesian troop* retreating on two fronts threatening ihrlr capital, adopted srorrhrd earth larlira before a determined .Dutch army ‘drive, an Indonesian comm unique an­ nounced. Denial Before House Group Of Red Con­ nection Said False W ASHINGTON, July 23 147 A Federal gtand, iijUL. doted Harold Roland1, Cniiiiuffrl. Milwaukee CIO leader, on clratgrt that he idrninillrrd |>crjury in- telling * cdngicitionsl com miller that hr wat nut a mrmber the Communiit’ Patty, Clrriltoifcl Irtlilird hcfuic lire House Libor Committee latt Mar. I" Hr wat pinidrgt of the. Unitid Auto Worker. Local No. 24S si a time whnt Allit-Chalmrrt plant* in thr Milwaukee area were ihut down by a piqlrarird tinkr. I In- laltor committer wat invritigating the cagtrt of I^ I hu ditpulrt. work ttoppagn and vtlikri with particular lefrtciK.? lo any inllurncr of tubvrmvr groujn. The indictment aaid that Christoffri. under uath,_LValegorivaily iluit-d” nnv affiliation with Com­ munist Parly, Nevertheless,' ihe grund Jury report said, he "was then u member of the Communis: Party ami had been auch member fuc several vt-ar* thereto and had worked with the .Communist Purtv ami with the Communist poli­ tical association." The eaae waa -presented to the gtaint Jur y . hy Jultn 8. PralUanti Frank H. Pattyn, special aaxlstarrt* to AttorntV Gem-rul Tom C. Clark. After ChrUtuffeT appear'd he fore the committee here In March, Chairman Hartley (R-N. J.) sent II MHlIRMrU I'll. I MU| Budget For Year Is Presented At Pilot Meeting a Tin- hutleel as presented hv hung. Mrs. Marv Rawlins, finance chair­ The communique said other man " f the Filota Club. wn« »<• Dutch elementM lancing east from tin ceplrd at the ineelliii? of the Nt-tht-rlnnds colonial capital group held in tile Tonri«t ^Center hud ' moved 50 mile* before d:U0 H mi if nurd un 1'ggp | n u | Inst night. An inerras* of lilies wav voted upon ns was s penally of 25 vent* per meniLtr for any absence In Ihe future. A discussion of ways of m **tlhf the liudgel and i-xpeners was carried un and plan* wen- made to sell Christmas cs(d* again this year and for bidding a rummage sale early In September. Mr*. Joel Field, president, re­ ATHENS. July 28, (,P) — The ported that the telegram of roll- United Nations Balkan aUb-Cumgraduation* sept -from the Pilots mlssfon continued today its . In­ to Dirk Aikrn who appeitrrH on vest igntIon at lonunlna, where th* the Arthur Godfrey broadcast in Greek army claims to have touted New York wa* read over Ihe u guerrilla force which “invaded" » airr The group voted lo sand a from Albania.' , letter at appreciation to the The luvesUgHlui * originally had Police Rtgeyvc. In Qrisndu. »pon: been rchcdulcil tft leave yciterday. sors of tire program on which Meanwhile, Athens newspaper* .Mr. Aiken won the opportunity published unconfirmed report* of appearing in ihe Arthur Godfrey that a majority of th* sub-com­ show. mission was “convinced" that Ih* ■A letter from the Texas City, guerrilla* hail struck from Al< Tex. J ’llot Club wa* read in which Irani*. the laical cluh was thanked for The Greek Eighth division fn the $26 donation made during th* Eolrus said ths! it had Inflicted recant disaster* there. It ■ was 628 casualties on irregular* with­ reported that tha hospital room! in four days, exclusive of lot*** furnished and maintained hr the from.Greek air force plane*. Pilot Culb haa been painted and An estimated force of 800 to redecorated. 1,000 rri>clt were bring shelled in Mra. M. C. Stone waa welcomed the forest arras west of loannina. a* a new member .in th* club. A The government said 20 guerril­ letter from Mr*. Edith Cameron las were killed and 20 captured on of Gainesville, chairman of th* ML Olympus and that 25 war* Florida party given hy Florida killed and 30 captured at Aghta, delegates la Ihe Pilot Internation­ The rebels Belied seven military IH al held In Columbus, Ohio Juns truck* carrylng wheat near Lamia. 20-28 waa read In which ah* The ministry of public order thanked thos* taking part, said guerrillas had attacked ntar throughout th* stat* were used tho Bulgarian ami Yugoslav bor­ Greenery and flower* native to ders. Florida aent hy th* various clubs A hand of 600. including women, through't the state wars used to waa said to Hava struck at Vrontransform tho parlors of th* tou. seven miles south of Bulgaria, D*shi*r-Wa)lack hotel into a ver­ and burned 70 house*, th* school, itable fairyland. Th* party was (i'MMllHWCA »*»■• T * « l proclaimed by all those present aa being on* of th* outstanding •vents of . tha convention. Air Nejcro Injured When plants, aant by Mr*. A. W. Lee of Sanford, ’ were wrapped In Hit By Automobile 8 panlsh moss and presented to each guest present and a large Hit by an automohil* an h* banana plant, complete with a waa' unloading cement TremTI bunch o f ' bananas whleh was wheelbarrow at Frehch Av*nU#,_ aent bv th* Daytona Beach Club and First Street lata- yesterday created much comment among lb* afternoon, Andrew Jones, negro, guests. . of 1502 West Fifteenth Street « *» rarrled in the Mosriy ambulann* CORRECTION to Ffmifd4,aughtnn Memorial Th* Herald r*gret* an error Hospital where he wa* traeted f«r mad* in tb* story on th* Hi. head and back injuries, according *. ! Johns River appropriation which to poiic*. Miss 6'rancls M. Stor*y of app*ar*d In Tu«aday'a lasu*. Th* sub-comraitU* recommended $600, WebsUr, Identified by polk* a* o-C 000 for tht prelect or $ 100,000 tho driver of the 1841 Pontiae mor* than th* House originally sedan that hit th\ negrS, fact* h charge o f re c k la u ' driving. approved. U N Group Makes Creek Inquiry As Rebels Retreat 1 m l i . ' -': .? * t ■ * — % * MB ■- ■ .d tt'IA W tW W h , r l-A-ip vyttr » I lipopt dtiontt to iM e Java in two have ptetted to within 12 milrt ol thr .key Republican ilronghold of Msteng, an Indones­ ian tuny communique acknowl­ edged today. Olhrt Dutch unit* were threat­ ening thr Indonesian capital of Jogjakarta. I hr Dutch look ths important town of Halatiga, on a ‘46-mitr winding highway to the Republican capital. A diipatch from Associated Pret. corrrtporulrnl Haiti* Jackton quoted a Republican common!epic at- toyintt lint meanwhile, ihe Indoncttaitv in a counter-drive were* nearing the oultkitlt of Dutch-held . Semarang, 27 milesnorth of .Salatiga and the bate for— the - )um|mff— of— the [ drive toward Jogjakarta. Indones­ ian four* have a hern reported tempting to infiltrate Semarang, an important Dutch military bate on Ihe nuith coat) of central Java. A Dutch aimy communique in­ dicated that motoiiied columns arid *aim»i-piulcered lioopi wer* putlutig deep into both Java and Sumatra on pi lea.tl IQ fronts agamit iporadic iriittsnce. On Humalro, tire Army communiquo ri-por ti-d that u Dutrh column had moved more than 10 rnilrs to tire west >4 Palemhnnj In the aouthraatern part of the big Island. Though ihe rolumn'a present hu nt ion was nut revealed, ihlv ad­ vance would Hci-rn tt> have put U hr ronlrul o f the rich oil fields that supply llii- gu -at shell and stan­ dard-vacuum i(-fineries ut 1 'ulcm- . • • . si: — A u o c k U t i Proaa Lseuad W Ir o W E D N E S D A Y . J U L Y 23. 1947 8 Germans Killed In Ked Zone Blast -B E R L IN , July rxplotlun rocked ice headquarters un tone of Berlin eight German* n ew h papk k Interest In Civic Affairs Stressed At Kiwanis Meet 1» >’% r .. F L O R ID A , d a il y WASHINGTON. July 23 id * )PolsndT iliare of the $350,0011,. 00(1 Amrricari relief prograni wat Error In Coded Mes­ vitation to join in preparing a cancrlhd today, on groumlt lit 11 sage From Nimitz the Pole* have tufficirnl food, Witness Says Group Japanete peace treaty and charged Resulted In Anger America had acted in a “ un­ and Stale Department olficialt Of Communists Ac­ that ilateral manner" in prop/rtirrg * indicated Hungary likewise may NEW YORK. Jo), 23 W tive At University preliminary conference for Aug b ' rtcluded from the piograiu. .ElcflA dm iral William F . Halsey. 19 in Wathingtaa, Ihe actiun--oM. Poland -we* tak­ ;* \pAhTifNCToyr July' radio taid tomgliT en oh ircommrndation of a tui- rrtiied. sayi. Ire still brltrvrt hr The Houie Commit lee on UnThe broadcatl Soviet reply 1» Vey minion headed by Col, R, I.. made a strategn miitakr m the American Adivitie* plant to hand the Wathinglon invitation declar IG rnftm. He ie|K>rled to Sec- battle uf Lrylr Gulf dtning a mo­ over to the Army. Navy and M il ed that Rutiii ''cannot agier' telsrjr •Ms it lull that Poland hat ment uf anger igniteJ by whvt tetlimony that Soviet agent* got to the propotetl Aug. 19 inerting food fur minimum nerds at -least Ire mistakenly thought wat an ; ii tecrel wartime infoimatian on of the II nation*- which fought foi lire remainder of tbit year. tull frorn Reel Aihnu.il Clrrttri American planet and tubmarinet. Japan. W. Niniiti. Better crop proi|tecli m Hun­ flaltey trcallrd the evrnti '<u Chairman J. Parnell Thomat The .Soviet note delivered to Aiken Sings And Re­ gary make likely a deciiiun that v«n article in fliit week’s Salu ­ (R -N . J .) told Tcporteri of the Wathinglon l a t e s I n c i d e n t s ‘country alto can get by without yetlerday declared day Evening Pott, ■ intention today at the committed that the council of foreign minOf New York Trip Amt-tit an aim lance. rebel offi­ The time W«* late - October. twitched itt general investigation iitert, repretenling the Unilrd cials laid, 1944. Halley was then Third Flret of Communiit activitiei from *py- State*. Runia, Britain and Chi­ Need of more intern! by ih t - Poland is within the Soviet or­ commander. Three -Japanese- talk ing to union infiltration. na, thould be rnlruitrd with prr- average kilireu in the public af­ bit—am i-Hungary is orcupird by foriet were’ (lying to imatlr Gen­ Ann Mathrwt' teilified' iK if at Tmlihary work in chairing a Jap- fairs of Sanford was today llrettRed 'aimy Inters.* Fhr drciiion* eral Douglat MacAillmi't landing Icait 16 of the 3f) official* ol anrte treaty in accordance with ed by E, F. Moutboldrr, local at­ fin relief, however, wrtr taid 1 1 at l^yte. the C IO Food. Tobacco and Ag­ Wartime Agreementi among the torney and former City commis­ be bated-ctilitclv on Jic e d t.____ Third Fleet Spline* .illacLrd amJ ricultural Worker*__Union Local . l>owc tt. sioner. a lik e KiwanTs meelmg la* Itetie? shipments alrraily hnve The note suggested that the day ’ at Ihr TouriM Crntrr. He stillte-l to Italy, Greece, Austria damaged the central enemy lorce, No. 22 at Wintlon-Salem. N. C., and Trieste, under the program, Vice-Admiral Thomas l'. Kincaid’s where mt-mben of the Communitl Russian, British and Chinese am­ wat inlroducrd by Roy thill. bassador* . In ' Washington meet and pM-limmaty dlscussimi* a rt Seventh Fleet limit on the south­ Parly prior' to hit January. That with a representative of tha Unit, Dick Aikrn, Sanford tenor, tang I" nrogri-s* with Chinn. These wat the lime, the »aid. when ed States to deride when tho Iwo ■iricctwini. accompanird by nloitg with Polnml rind lluiigury ern Japanete force at Sungari The crated bring an official, of council ■of the foreign mitjislets Roger ll.irni, and lold some ol Were uulhoritt-d by Congress to Strait. Haliey’t dupi .put plani’t should ho convened. ahaie in the relief progrnth, which then went after the northern Jap­ ihe union local. The text of the Soviet reply, the incident* before and iiflcr the House trimmed to $332,000,00(1 anese uniti. Meanwiiiti-. omit ol The wtlneit told the Un-Amer­ a* broadcast by the .Moscow ra­ hit winning on July 4, the Arthur In voting appropriation* the central enemy force went till ican Commiltee the wat a mem­ dio: llurrison reported that “grain; lu attack Kincaid's >fnp«. Godfrey talent conlnti On July II of this year the ami other foods are nvmlahl-' ber of tire Communiit Parly for Kiwanii prrtidenl. Lcttrr Tharp, Iln ltty 'i plain-* sank one ear­ the minimum food need* 10 yean, resigning hit year; and United State* Ambassador Gen. told of lire rxchsngr uf Irlrgramt to meet lier. hit two other* mid a liirht l l s s i l s u t sa t*aa. I s m Bedell Smith told V. M. Molotov, that the had terved at tecreUry the U. S. 8 . It. minister of for­ with Aitliui Godfrry at a m ult cruiser.* H im lug ships In Task Force 34 wen* rioting in um(OMip oj mthe Winiton-Salem local un* eign affair*, that the government o{ ihit having tvirrd-Godfrey,.that only mitt1* rfiuif bringing the *■«*• r —*i •f -tha United State* . propaied Japan#*# ■surface vetiriit nmlcr to call on Aug. lit of tU s year, Dick Aikrn lived here snd not fire when llalacy received II Iin-sa confluence for the preparation in Orlando, of having lalrr let* sage fnnn Nimilr. then naval comof a |ware treaty-w ith Japan, rgraphrd Godfrry lint a crate niaiidcr-ln-chii-f in the Pacific. . romprulng representatives of 1 1 of Sanfoid celery will l>e trnl Thu message read: “The wnol-i power*, member* of the Far Kaathim next teatun, and gelling the world wants to know trio-re i ern Commission. Task Force 34." At the same time th* U. S. reply from the latlrr that he it WASHINGTON. Ju ly 23. (/I3— llaDev said he was stilil'uJ. government unilaterally begat, Vrry fond of celery. J. C. Hulch- Breuking precedent, Prciiident T in then flew into a rage became lie negotiations on this question with iton and H . C. N rlirl were ajt- man took ok his old scat in ihe Sen­ considered the. wording of the mes­ ji t the government* i f tits remain­ ate toilav it ml made a brief speveh Hjf* LAfifcTTiA^cW ing powers who ara In the Far l>oinled by Pret. I harp lo look aaylng' he had spent the best 10 sage an “Insult.” loiter, however, he discovered the wording wa* lilt* after the matter. LAKE SUCCESS, Ju ly 23, Wi r.astcrn pommlsaion. wars of hi* life there. work of the mail who put tire —Soviet Deputy' Fwelgn Minister Allen Robert I.ornmnu, r-'staurGrinning happily, the President, men-age itt code and used padding Andrei A. Gromyko'* amt del ant operator,, former on heat m a former senator from Missouri, to make it more difficult In break. the UnttAd United Nation* *. ami a at 11 in tha ‘ lam leader and veteran of imval air walked onto the Senate floor un The phrase wa» nut NiijiiiV, hauled today in one of th» stronccorps action in tho Pacific, with: announced after lunching at the Halsey learned, hut "it sounded so eat personal attacks made rank of lieutenant when -eleniiod Capitol, infernally |ilnu*lhle that my de­ the U. N. i *riWe dlity, and Roger Leon-1 j|e tout a rear row seat on ihe coders read it as a valid pai l uf After Alexei N. Krasllniko.- had I f i r. ' * v* Insurance man. formerj Democratic side a* senator* nnd the message. Chester blew up when delivered a 30-minut* speech cas l " i * , •e" 0°l. teacher, Methodist j |fBJ|Wy .occupants rose and ap- I told him about It; ' he I'arkid ligating the Western powers for ciarir leader and graduate of the, (down tin- little squirt and chewed their- opposition-to the admission Westminister Choir College ^!, " U■U0P,,• The senate at the mom»rit was him to hits, hut it wat ton late; of Rovlet-iupportrd Albania to tho . ORLANDO, July 23, (.Special! Massachuaelte,-were the two new damage waa dune. U. N.. Britain’* Valentine G. law - —Horida Vega table Committee re- Klwaniana today inducted hy the busy with routine, minor hill*. the“The orders I now gave,. I gave But when Mr. Truman appeared, ford said In measured wonlt: ports that more than 100 ,000 ,(hhi Rev. W. P. Yesley. in rage. Ami although Krnle King, Senator Vandrnhetg tlt-Mich), the " I t Is deplorable that w« should man houra are required aammtly Fleet Admiral Ernest J . King, then In his talk Mr. Houahoider de­ be subjected day after day. week lo grow, harveat, pack and ship clared, " I don't think there is any­ presiding officer, promptly recog. chief of naval operations) later nixed the president anil welcomed after week; month after month to Florida's tremendous vegetable thing (he metter with Sanforu," hipi warmly.' Vandenherg tben assured me that they were the this Junk about provocations, lira, crop. and added that If there it any­ said that he recognised the "Sen­ right one*, I am convinced I list noise* and repetition*. We are thrv were not." Th# value of all forma In Flor­ thing wrong with Sanford it would presumed to be Intelligent officials ida haa grown from e total of (42,- he because of “indolence and mg- ator from Missouri for five min­ Ilulsev unbred units of Task and not a gathering of illlt*r*t»s. 703.048 In 1800 to $615,215,000 llg tn ce "' and letting others “do utes." Senators applauded aa President Force 34 south to help Kincaid, “We draw our conclualont from in 1045, cacordlng to Florida Vege­ the Job." Truman arose and began a brief Lighter unit* continued the north­ facta ami not fro In slogan*. I table Committee itatUtic*. He recalled the hectic daya of udk. He sirld Ihe Senate had been ern chas and only two of the 17 term the Soviet speech a regretFlorida's leading income—prod- the depression period when tmnej vary kind and that he nevtr had ’ enemy ships; escaped damag-r or tahlv offensive production." 'Col. W. It. Hodgson of Australia uclng vegetable crops, in order of extremely excited people were cotj-j ^ad a more cordial welcome any. sinkingIn his article, llalsey observed took the floor Immediately to dr importance, says the Florida Vege­ vincot1 that Sanford won) I never where. that Ihe Amefcian Navy in tho survive 1 and recover from djpte*-! "And L'va hcen-a-JoL of. plut »*, table Committee, are; tomatoes. claret Parific had oqe. basic weakps#*,^. “How glad l ara that these meet­ gTeen l»eana, celery, early frith sion effect*. He reviewed a state-i “AJihouglr our naval- power in merit mad* publicly at the Uine u ^ ftenpotatw tnrrM Tr pepper*, cabbage, ings are now open to tbe pret*. the Western Pacific wa* such that hia retirement from public office, at* rule* prevent anyone but ecna watermelon*, cucumber*, straw­ Previously we have $ad to put up to th* effect that Sanford wa* not tqra speaking there, Tie itniled we could havu challenged th# com­ with calculated abuse and distor­ berries and sweet potatoes. bined fleets of tha world,” he said, bankrupt, had many valuahl* at at ha br< iroke the rule. tion* of this particular representa­ ' Florida ha* currently more than acta t< me11mar<1 m Vhiff Tvtwl and although tried sorely by “ 1 get homesick fur thil seat," tive of the Soviet Union f i r a long 260,000 acres devoiAl solely to unforeseen conditions still had the Mr. Truman aaid, speaking alowcommercial production v 'f fresh time." | C a * l l f * H HI r a s e T n . | Hayden Raynor o f tha United vegdtablea, according to the Flor " 1 spent the l«t*t tun year* of National Charter Ih Ida Yvariable Committee. State*'told delegates: my life in this sesF'. Signed Fdr AMVETS “I won't dignify the Utterly rid­ Florida farm wage rate* have The President aakled that a sen­ iculous and irrelevant statements risen approximately S16<X since Anglo-Russian Trade ator with whom he’d lunched of the Soviet delegate by answer- 1832, according to the Florida Talks Hit New Snag WASHINGTON, July 23 (A1)— "•iared me" to walk In and ait In Inr. Vegetable Committee. President .Truman today signed f j_____ my former .___ seat “L resent the tenor of hi* reLONDON, July 23 W - A Brit­ Par capita consumption of fresh Senator McGrath (D-RII wa* In legislation providing* a national marks." vegetable In the U. 8 , has in ish government source said today that »A t. When the President charter for Ih# American veter­ rreseed from let* than 200 pound* In Moscow have "taken a turn walked In—McGrath quickly sur an* of World War II. Ray Sawyer. AMVET National Ur nearly 260 pounds, th* that Britlah-Rtusian trade talk* rendered It to tha ‘ Chief “ ‘«f Eaeeutlv* VFW To Hold District jrer^mer Vegetable commander, aaid tha action makes Committee re­ for th* worse snd a breakdown la Thlsm eant an Inert ate of now rather likely." AMVBT8 th* flrat World II vet­ Meeting In DeLand port#. erans organisation to be recog­ more than on* buabal per person Th* Informant aaid that 'unex­ Silver Glen Springs nised officially hy Congrea*. per year. pected disagreement had arisen Headed by post Commander F. He added that tha legislation Tb* Florida Vega table Commit­ over the price of wheat which - Said Is Announced of tee reports that Florida produced Russia nlannd to trad* for Brit­ _ D. Scott,; * farm delegation gives AMVETS "lagal status Post 32*2 of the V. T. W. of more thfcn 60% of the nation's ish machi nary. equal to that of the American OCALA, July 23 (A9 - H . H. legion, the Veterans o f' Foreign Sanford la expected to attend the winter and 8 pring celery In 1840. Negotiations for the trade pa d Henderson ha* announced Ihe sale organiiatlon'a district conference Florida's largest short season began soma weeks ago'and early of Silver Gian Springs, location War*, th* Disabltd American Vet­ In Del .and, Sunday, IL was an­ erans and th* 8 paniih War V*lnounced today by John Sauls, crop, according to tho Florida leal week were'' authoritatively of early Indian plantings and •ram, th# only oth*r V*Urana' Vegetable Committee, la water­ reported to be near • a success­ shellbacks, to four Fcrran broth­ commander of th# Fifth V, P, melon*. with an average of more ful conclusion. Government quar­ ers of Eusti*—E. t-. C. H., Rob­ group* holding congreiilonl charDistrict which includes Semin !«r*. than 6,000 ear* being skipped In ter! had no explanatlog of the ert and Lee and two unclvt, Harry Lake, Orange, Brevard •and VolJune and July. sudden new bargaining difficul­ uala counties. and Carl Frrran. , Florida vegetables are available ties. The price was $125,000, Hen­ Peace Officers Are The mi'-cting will be held «t .and Legion Hall. It is in roluma on the nation's markets, derson aaid, for the 620-acra aura the Deland _ expected that more district* will according to tho Florida Vegetable in eastern Marion county which i* Entertained By Aiken be 'added, said Baula. Marshall Committee, every month In the Schrader Funeral To now a fishing snd resort spot. Mitchell of Vero Beach, senior year except August and 8 eptem DIrir Aikrn,-Sanford tenor, and »,ri B e Held Thursday 5 S S Roger Stale* vice-comhiindor, and Chet- bw$1- - "■ T• Harris, hi* accompanist, The Florida Vegetable Commit­ Whittle of Orlando, Junior ter ist, and hia son William during got a "big hand" last *v«nlng tee reports that during tho post 20 rief-eommander, are expected to Funeral service* for Herman W. their travers snd th* opening as they'rntertsdned officers from seasons, Florida’s total commm i..i Schrader. 06 who died Monday scene o f ."The Yearling" waa shot all parts of Florida at tha Associ­ be present. vegetable acreage haa increased at ation at th* sky room of the M. have been postponed from at the Springs. R. A. r. TO V ISIT an average rate of mote than 8 * Wednesday afternoon at 4:0) Aa g.bill Hotel in Orlando. BIN SHOOK. England, J t d f O Just about recovered from the o'clock‘ until Thursday afternoon LA GUARDIA BETTER (A V Sixteen Lincoln bomber* of cold that handleappsd his Binging More then 100.000 scree of snap at 4:60 o'clock, according to the the Royal Air Force'* crock No. beans ara planted annually in Erickson Funeral Home, in chsrgr. on th* Godfr«y talent program NBW YORK, July 23 UP)017 squadron took off today Florida, according to the Florida of arrangement*. Focmer Mayor F, H, La Guardls, in New York, but did not prevent for a goodwill tour of tbe ,Unit*d Vegetable Committee, with more Interment will be mad* In Lake who was described a week ego him from coming out first, Mr. State*. Tbe plans* were due to than SfiflOO acres reaching suc- View Cemetery instead -of Ever­ a i "quit# a skk man," haa shown Aik«n,,abl* to hit th* high not** atop at Gander, Newfoundland, cesefui harveet fa epiu of weath green, Tho Rev. Douglas Charles a “decided Improvement," his of the' song*. "Morning" and anrout*. _. "DUA*~. with his usual #**«. or. loaecta. and disease ravages. physlelan said today.’ , will officiate. — . • in d e p e n d e n t SANFORD, Established 1908 State Kests Case A.» Defense -Begins P a­ rade Of Witnesses m In Accused’s Behalf W EA TH ER Partly cloudy through fhurtday,. Gentle to moderate northeasterly alndt. ■ a n V O L U M E X X X V IU « - . l a U « i l y T h e re I* S tre n g th — To Protect th* Past# of tho World; To Proaoto tho Pros res* of A a ir lc ii ,To Prodbco Prooporitj for Sanfcyd. — -■v— 1 ■ . " ■ * - .. :.~i t . W3 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. 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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 22, 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/01fb76ac42e750edd66c7105a681406d.pdf 5935045d69d358e26828e5ac65834469 PDF Text Text t FT ) MONDAY, JULY 21, 194' PAGE PAGE BIX General Bradley ! Indonesia Attacked To Visit Europe tu hinder the restoration of la Truman’s Message By AKTi Het The fae' Jfedf copp two game to contlno . Friday orchard I the Del-n Manaxvt hurier* in 14 hit bar g y To mat rd eu the while Ju t Yksri Aloe cJ for th Saturde contest of in the FI played in second til The Re in (he o game eve b'(t Hudd (ho Banft In a mag ttctorv * take Jami the right : |n DrLsn i Vake P gsvrn inn grid rctm cap. All ifatdngt u Saturday VAno’hv two cents standing Umpire Bor II sari feathers cellrnt at OcLsml * wrre not pule cf a it except eonjest League, utduue fc Yester* tripped t that war rawing a glued to man was igAlng. v-Sanfc-r. ninth s|ru?Hsckti mw.irigl folloWcd and »■ * i , i *« Burn, tu ViPinu) Th«>b<'t‘t Will*, r Vauli«B, la - * - ' Lew? rs. itOJsnui •tyUt. »l bsii.riU l Mriftnsl* Mwrer. Idldc. cl Silver i»*> f9Mt. « lmsen, * st.sk. Tv»*t; „ •—*il*»u. tl—SleUI retstk. nsntmil e |Bet»'v L j m i . s. vv.sth.r Slvwins klte--«o fug*a ta­ ils am Vurk, * jnidi k iWrtsri.x fsnford yitHil* I IfKt ‘ Last* t* Mr ri>< Could fE A R I. ULCER a * . in* J * -lb# « lbs lia whSrv u a ■*«** Would i is ltc n w ta s r rM lIuH l rre n r .« « O** from the forecast of a corn harvest 20 percent btiow last year’ s. But in the event res! shortages should develop, the rvport recommended ■ 1: 1. Full publicity as to the true farm outlook, perhaps including _a campaign ___ _ . _for “strict economy” In the use of some foods. r .____ 2. Quick planning for conservatton, lthrough ...— R-. export —r — controls . and possibly by renewing Ihe government’s recently l a p s e d pow^r to control the amount of grain used by distillers and other processors. V , Mr. Truman renewed plea of ten days ago that coal, steel a n d o t h e r industries, forego immediate price increases until they test the real snvtx of the wage boost won by Lewis* miners "Stability in steel prices would be a wise economic pulley for this industry as well as for the country," the President declared, wherrai Inerekse* based on guesses and an "exaggerated NIW YORK socialite Mrs. Thomas intern, Watlnn” c o u ld .“slart (Julia Donahue) Higgins (above) was arrested in Belgium on a charge of smuggling nylons. She wss taken Into custody In Chtrlefol with Christians Torlonla, mem­ ber ut a famous Italian family, who was formerly married to a New York socialite. (International) Stale of chronic Ill-health arid Instability.” Aa for. foreign commerce, export* have skyrocketed to an annual. rate of 120.700,000,000, creating * some strain" of short­ ages at home. Rut foreign nations ate tunning out of gold and dollars and eiports "must he tipecltd to decline before the end of the year,'* even If new foreign, aid is granted. Mr. Truman asserted. He added: "The immediate and Bole ob­ jective of our foreign aid pro­ gram* should be to restore a vigorous, stable and peaceful world economy. fortlgn policy it is* worth etifortig npollcy.-.il-la. - worth - en­ during temporary shortages of a few commodities within the United States. This will bring lasting benefits in the long run.’’ "In June we reached a level of 60,000,000 jobs, rcgsrdrd by msny as Impossible of sttsinment. Our stamkrd of living Is exceptionally high, snd purchasing power ha« thus far been adequate to absorb completely the enormous produc­ tion of American farms, mines and factories. "Farm Income' hik attained a record level. The financial peti­ tion of business is strong. " « u Managements and. |8 hur_Jyivu-Cui fiperated in maintaining Industrial peace « t l Productivity Is on the increase." But then Mr. Truman added this warning: that full employment at high prices la being sustained .by the pent-up wartime demand. l,y extensive use of credit and savInga, and by. the huge eycess of exports over Import*. ' “These are temporary prop* to our economic aystetn. A* they weaken, we shall need to make many baeic readjustments to complete th* transition to a permanently stable and maximum-level peace­ time economy," he declared. Mr. Truman decided to send his special report to congtess after Edwin G. Nourse, chairman of*hi* council of economic advisers, pre­ sented current economic develop­ ments—Including the coal contract settlement—at a Cabinet meeting en July 11. The 1046 law creating the econ­ omic council railed for only nmi re­ port a year, but a White House spokesman said that after the July 11 meeting the President and members of the cabinet agreed that Congress and Ihe public ild be brought up to date. ‘ ~ O n /» i i f t li W fiC k l O U r U ,T C C " * . , * ^ 7 — T""i - o i •,*», NEW YORK. July 21 of the Gheribon agreement, prom­ ising the wealthy Dutch East In­ dies Independence u n d e r t h a Netherlands crown aa “the United States of Indonesia.” The Dutch closed* down the In­ donesian News Agency Antara and started military censorship, light now. but nonetheless real. The Dutch army announced thsl newsman 1Lr,t>I,1 lua WailiLa-.l I i brief leave from hil Julie* tcram' Adminiilralor ir bca preliminary to hil taking the key chief-of*iUf( pod retirement .nest year ol General Dwight Eiienhnwrr. hi* wartime boss. - It will be'the lint letuin in two years lor Bisilley to the teens* ol....... hit victories, and be will find the situation gtrally changed. What lies ahead of him on the road hack? , He- left Europe, wilh lour gieal Allies —!United S t a l e s , Brilsh. |Russia and France-—still celrhrst; ing lhe unity ol a wsrtimr In* mr.ji), R e will 'find F.umpe'nnw an . area ol squairrls in which no two 1 allies agree on what shall he done { with the slowly irviving lof. • * He will find Ihsis neither war nor peace—for the peace isn’t , yet written wilh the main enemy i Ian only a twilight promise, i under which ujiimate decisions • 'have been postponed from 1 week to week’ ami month to month, r He will find the sureties of tha l battlefield, where nations and men *| unite in common fear, replaced by the uncertainties nf the dlpi lumatlc table, when- they often R drift apart in mutual distrust or t under the tug J,f separate greeds. 1 He will find that .the . superb, I cunihat-trained, million-man Amer­ ican Army be led lias dwindled - to 200,000 men or frwei, an ar- my containing many teen-age I, youngsters who never saw action, - an Army that suffers from the evils that have nfflirU-d all oc­ cupation armies from pre-Roman times — venereal disease, black marketing and the softening In­ fluence of Intermingling with for­ eign viviliana in a foreign cul* He will find in this remnant Ameriran Army at least one unit that call strike with'wartime pre­ cision and gower—jJiejnebilt.couslabulary force built up by his old lieutenant, MaJ. General' Ernie <Uld .Gravel Voice” i Harmon, lank battle veteran of Sicily, Italy France Belgium, Holland and Gerntany, In addition to Reps. M. H. Smith Bradley undoubtedly will gsthei of Sanford House Speaker Thomas Information that w ill'be reflect­ |l,u»luy of lie Funtak Springs, ed In future American military wh0 bed been called as witnesses, there were Reps. Marvin If. Rowell •r real purpose In his going. Rut „f Stuart, L. C. Yeomans of Cry*- slung hi* Journey also will he tai River, Johrr Hranch of Tampa, msny mileposts of memory he - --- - ................... - helped make famous In th* sec.... P, Martin of Plant City, P. Ouy OIMf World Wan-HIII 600 In TuCrews of Jacksonville and C. H. n|p|«, Troina in Sicily. St. la, In Tavlor of Wauchula. Nurtnany, th* Ardennes In UvlRep. Jerry Collins of Ssrumta. gium, the Siegfried Line and the who was one of the leadrri In Rhine In Germany, the fight to oust Papy from thej Rut he probably won’t g*l to House afler his indictment, was> visit the River Elbo area, where In tha rourthuuse but did not 1m- he linked up with Ihe -Russians mediately romp Into the court to end the war and swapped the loom. ' Soviet commander a Jeep for a Papy wae accompanied by hi* riding horse aa a victory touveteen-age son, U. C. Papy, Jr ., who nir. Only Red troops patrol the aat in the courtroom audience. Kibe these days. TWenty-one of the 93 pruspecTh* Soviet military leaders live jurors were excused or were know Bradley's record - loo well absent because they could not leg -to •underestimate 1 him. But - hi located. Slate and defense roun- will* certainly lie a puttie lu th* tel started examining the venire- German people. Accustomed to men. -Th# State wae represented by Slate Attorney Orion 0 . Park­ er. Jr ., and Phil O'Connell. Papy'a attorneys of record were Rotary 5feet identified In the courtroom as former etat* senator- Pat Whi­ tr— rsa> <'»»> taker of Tampa, J . Lewis Hall and ss bn th* Arthur Godfrey Weldon G. Starry of. .Tallahaate* am front hi* first victory and U. A. Worley of Miami, former larch on th* Orlando talent Dade county state attorney. Also at the defense counsel table wste J , Leuncelot Lester end Montoe county ettorney Paul Sawyer, both tl'H lta s U tr*M I***. Dm ) enough to, accommooste rum m In federal elections was pssvcd th* Radio i City Music Hall. This by the House. It now goes to th* Music Hsll, he saldn Is the largest Scnst*. Th* vote we* 290 to 111, Ip th* world, but more impressive Stalin Makes First Thar* are no plan* for conthan that, ha added, ar* Ra wonof the bill this year Qarful acoustics, Summer Appearance stderalion In the Senate, where It has b*«n ■, Th* most unfortunat* part of -----C----- , blocked rejwattdly In th* p u t by his trip ,. hs axplslned, Wss tha niuovcun, r—i nint Southern filibuster*. MOSCOW, siuiy July ait I I . pi (AR—l*rlra* cold ha contrartad after taking Minister 8 talin mad* hta first pub­ Celled up unexpectedly, Houm a hot shower Just before .spend­ lic appearance of th* summer yrsing three hours rshasrring in en terday whan h* attended a monster action came over -the futll* ob­ k!r wnnrtlllnnfliii rfiatR. -Am 1 rt* sports axhlbltlon In Moscow’* Dyn- jection! of a group of Southern s n o Stadium In wbicli approxi­ representstivts who tried perilsmately 30,000 Russian athletes per- mentary devices to blu*’- a Hr,-’ Vote. Thev succeeded onl* In **; tirlpataL The 67-yeer-old Stalin, who » u leying th* showdown s*v«rr dressed (n e military uniform, ap­ hours. The Hous* Merchant Marin peared to be in good health and high aptrila when he entered his Committee approved a hilt V special box and received the cheers block petroleum shipments i*> >nof. an audience of 70,000 which foreign country unless the See •crowded the stfdium to capacity. rotary of Commerce certifies t*>. by him on the Godfrey program, He was accompsnled by Marshal and also the final test including Klementl VoroaMlev and Foreign 'B few verses from each of the contestants. Sanford people In the audience that night, he said, were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mra. MapNelll and B elt. 7 ^ S of Orlando, and Rev. Doug Charles of. Sanford. a appeal front jd* surisot, r x7 Ai W—A Ar " M I H 1^ W k-— > rY 11 a V\ / r 1v \ff Lm I■ 1 - H * 1 i1 1 -■ w k. Aa I Com mission Meet r .a M .e .0 I ' M I’M * unfinished ' business. Mr. Ssjrrt announced. Is wss agreed Friday to grant to the ' "F ort** and . Doyle con­ tracting firm of Connecticut an option for purchase of City owned loU in the Magnolia Heights section for building. 60 fire room homes of the pre-fabrlcated type, each haring an area of approxlmately 1,000 square feet. The pro­ ject is awaiting FHA approval, said Mr, Bayer. Each home will occupy 1 H lota. Another request for city loU was presented by Clsude Wbldden, twpvkwnltaf Internets not named. *ctJon * * * Ub,*d Until Com* missionsrs* can be present to “ " d . * 1* ‘ The Comtnlwwlon voted to again thekt on Aug. 4 as a T a i Equal!“ ‘ I"" Board at which time they w[)| hold a public bsartng In regard to a proposed raise of 10 percent In City ta i valuation for 1947. A hearing wss also set for the first week to August to consider revoking the license of a beer garden operated at 801 West Ninth Street by J . D. Carlton. A petition of residents In that vicinity was ™ad in which the place was deae8 bed as a public nuisance, „ Keque* of the Silver Fleet Csb Company to increase rates was considered and the company was »»kcd to submit further daU as Would cause future Immigrants ..to /Hhlnk U k r b e f U b W d m g on Aug. 6 /to attempt',Y, u,) ta il insurance problems. Greek Fight •C'eatlaaee m at Pag* Oa.f big attack against governme forces eight day* ago. A government military l«ti told the subcommlsalon the rlllaa at Konitsa wars Albs mi Uniforms and launched jt e aive to set up a free r . oimm i at Konitsa. Government circles, meanwhil e i pressed surprise that the. gut; rlllaa who were routed Iasi w2 by loyalist force* in north***, ern Greece had not proclaim the area a “Communist fn state.” “ We cannot understand the 4 lay," a foreign ministry spoke man said. “Wa hava been exp* Ing it any day. The on*] teen probably la because the Lommv 1 1 m r.tkt? w w * n of gaaollno, the first English divorce with th* power of grating President that th* shipments will aheolus divorce. ................ ........... ................. « not Impair civilian supplies,’ - Weahtngtonle. named Ift hoftor The secretary would be requir­ of Georg* Weshlngtoi, ta a genua ed to make monthly -rtporta of shipments to Congress. * SSotSw s jjs . and establishment at security ft ail men of good will In this cout , ry ln d to obstruct the rehabl Hatton and reconstruction of Ir don„ ia ." Interior capital of Jogjakarta fur P alatin e Curfew the “ vrindo population, men- and rumen of all organisations, to « ll s S f S Iran re s* t>«l defend our freedom and our gov­ beenir aegt to detention camps or ernment against the Dutch co­ Cyprus. lonial war." This generally was supposed to The Republican radio fsported have been the destination of tha heavy fighting at Gunung Pati, deportation ships Ocean Vigour, ten miles outside the north coast Runnymede Park and Empire Ri­ city of Semarang. Within 8 *m- val when they tailed from Haifa arang itself, the radio said tha Republican underground had risen against the Dutch. | General Soerdirman, comman­ der of the Indonesian army es­ timated at 200,000 troops, believ­ ed to be poorly armed and train­ ed, warned Republicans by the ra- rW.I A h .IU ,7„*r„n ,r !? * u A Jewish, In JerusaU ii hsTld t e n " of * " 1 cT^ m fo/ n.w f d lS ui ^ „ d " ncem a^d imh^mnd V**.*ni*rn t ln f j.- ™ “ ‘ f r * ,#" . i . NEW YORK. July 2 1 , tA *)A British colonial office spokesBuses lit the populous Borough of man said thy Cyprus camps csr-Queens moved under police guard talniy were not full. He said probtoday after 600 union drivers for ably about 10,000 Jews were two rompanlea voted almost un­ *n the camps, but many more animously to continue their strike could be accommodated. (Jewish that began Saturday. sources in Palestine .have estimatPolice said 300 strikers attemp­ ed the number held on Cypruv ted to block the movement of the at 16,000.) , first 37 buses from a terminal of The Whitehall Informants sugthe Green Bus Lines, Inc., with a gested that this could mean that picket line, but dispersed when any Jaws seised by the British protective police arrived. By tnld- • tffcth * Palestine coast would mornlng 63 of a normal 120 buses RCntlThie to be sent to Cyprus if were in operation, the line «aid. m no arrangemanla had been made with the particular . European M**cd Among the newest am electrical development ia i light that peer* around the bulb ia mounted In nf tfU M b K m etal.tub*. HOUS E In F lo rid a ’s “ dlpsy d ood le” winters U a real problem . How m uch beat Is needed? W hat type Is moet satisfactory? Most econom ical? W hat equip- “ .o, I. ...tubist T o And a solution^ Reddy Kilow att has Just com pleted * » extensive survey. It1* too long to publish here. B ut It’s * * . . available in book form —-* fine bl| book, profusely tibia* use heating problem . (rated . And It bee the answer to CIL! F AC T S IN A WARM S UB J E CT So don’t ih lrtr and shake next winter. Do something • Hi ‘ . --r ' . - d’i . f / : , about U now. Get the facts. See your dealer* call at your Florida Power A Light Company office* or �* t> ■ m m r' SBG^gey,/* . J •. /• In V a lt y T h c r t U S tre n g th — To FawUet tfc. I' u h of th* World; To Prwxoote the Pre.reae of America) To Produce Prosperity for cranford. • • -T H E W E A T H fi* W a n t AN IN D E P E N D E N T VOLUME XXXVIII Established 1008 SANFORD, FLORIDA, Defense-Move D A IL Y d N K W Sl’ A PK H TU ES D A Y, JU LY 22, 1947 NO. 178 jm l A s s o c is to d P re s s L ea se d W ir e A ll O fficial c a lle d B ep resen tativ e' A l ­ lowed To Relate C o n v e r s a t i o n In­ volving B r i b e r y e Eerily cloudy (oni|ht and Wed­ nesday. Gentle variable * ;nd*. 'S ’ Landing On re­ Java Gain First Objectives; Sp ies Note To UN Outlines Policy Soviet Operation In America Through Party Revealed By Former Communist Netherlands S t a t e s Police M e a s u r e s W ASHINGTON. July 22 lff>Vidor Kravchenko told Congress Compelled By Re­ today that "every responsible rep­ p u b l i c ’s A c t i o n s resentative of thr Soviet guvern- Official Gives Red Satellites Eyewitness Story Receive Warning in thr United Slates rnay be Of Burma Slaying To Aid U.N. Plan merit regarded as an economical or po­ Indonesian Revolt Seen As Sign Days Of Imperialism Are Fading Mission To Explain R e p u b l i c ' s Posi­ tion P l a n n e d By Former P r e m i e r US DRW I I T MACKKN2IK ju liereliy h tiniteit Su ir< of In TALLAH ASSEE, July 22 LAKE SUCCESS; July 22 a ' i AP Foreign Affair. Anal)sl I i)on#aU, encoiiips»mg tiutli the i m AH A. tul„ . ) .aP)-uLu. Circuit Judge V . May Walker — Th r Netherlands government inTlieer is no ilark mystery gl>viul ,r«iuii>lie sml. the reuisnuier of lhv‘ A litical spy." today denied a defenie motion lU -Jtaefm V iwhlkh * W e'lMpii-V F»Tt Imlies. -would come Into besource, sanl today UoopS United S id e s ’that it Single Gunman Killed Punitive Action By btavchenlCpf-disAaier afisciai A^afjhaif herirthelYiinprltrJ who tlniutrd aihuir oil the noith l« "rrso ii to ' ngsin lietwsrn tin- ImlonesiMti Be- ing In which would have cut the groun I S e c t m y je6*iiiicfr the Soviet Pure losing Commission polit inessutes against the In- puhlic anil the impelint Ilulrhi This new nation was to have and rati coaiU id Java yciterad rs completely lwsV -ltoM tbs Yuw*i|* * N a tio n ’s it is Ju»t another of mso,’ I dominion status. Holland was to day had been engaged in heavy Imbery chi ry charge aaaimt former Rep A t C o u n c il T a b le Threatened by U. S. in New York, testified heforr the donevian Republic liecauve u| con­ force*; indication* that tin- d»v of n il -1 retain a hand in fiqrlgn irlnHouse Committee on Un-American Berate C. Papy of Key Weat. • tinued "ait* uf violence." pir,.* la fading. jlions, defrnw-, finance und in *ub lighting, lhe Dutih. if polling all activities. •To undsrataml the i Bii»e of l lie' jrci* of an m>nomic!| or culloi ohirclivci traihrd in operation, LAKE SUCCESS!* July 22 tA * > . At the same lime, it was di*. RANGOON, Burma. July 22 He declined, to bar leitimony lie said that Mr. Setfov. who closed that the Indonesian govern­ currant crisia w«* mint g.t I.Nckjnl nature. The (Juerrrt uf Hollaml laid trmUnvc was "Icti ihan ex. of Rrp. Qrailey Odliam of San­ i/V) -puisne* Minuter U. Mya, — The Untied Slates warned the a bit. Ths revidatiim»iy -lmlo-|aiao v u 4o" Iw ijoeeu of lite ? ford that Papy had offered him a lurvivur ol the aiiatiinat|on Balkan states today .that any re­ was deputy chairman ol thr Pur­ ment itvrli bad sent a communica­ nrsian Rspuldic lia* jn-en the Dominion. Diaagtreiiient over tile peeled." A l^olth army_communique fusal to cooperate with proposed chasing Commission. actually was de facto government fof tinmsmethod of implementing the new tion to the Secuiity Council I he caih and whiikey to help defeat Saturday in which seven of top .a bill 'denying telegraph, aerviie Burmese leaden were daih, said border watch commission might superior to thr Rusnan ambassa­ contents weir not known, hut the Jor porttune of tin- sich islands guyeriiment i» credited with pre- placed Dutili caiualtin yntciday ■■f Java and Sujuniin sisiee tin- cipltnltug the latest upheaval, today a lone gunman invadrd the bring punitive action by the Unit­ dor fiom lb* Communis! ^arty note wav pirtumed lu Ur an ap|ie.v| winter of lU!f>. l^nglliy negotin-l However. 1 think we must . 1 4 at 151) dead and wounded. to race bet bookmaker!. Hinidrnt Sockaino ol the Ined Nations Security Council. for aid. point of view. Ilona between llie Diltell irlielv j drepri Ilian that.- If^ we could Odham'a leitimony wai given ministerial council dumber and donruan Republic amiiumcrd that The . warning was voiced by The Putsh note chatgrd the In-, fhcavily punctuated t>> warfare) Uiok into the uitml of iln- In Andrn Ctumyko, now represent­ uAilc the jury wa* excluded from calmly .perpetrated the cume. (ornifi Prrtntcr Nulan Sjahnt had Hrrschel V. Johnson, Deputy U. ing Russia in the United Na­ donesiam with "senselesv destlUC* finally resulted In an ugrrrment H HHllMKrd MM I'ggr Pill TJiakin Nu, aucceuor to the tne courtroom pending Judge 1c( l Java-oo-s-m ittron to exptaig S, delegate, in reply to Soviet with maintaining a food tions, was ambassador at the tion. Walker'a ruling on the point.' TJ*r murdered U Aung San as deputy lhr irpublic*! poniion abroad. (Ar­ contentions that the council time, Kraychrnkii said. Hocknlr j amt with carsyrng Sanford Irgiilalor prepared to chairman ol the goveimn's ex­ ming in Ningapuir. Sjahrir raid could do mote__than make "hovlile -md inllammaloiy piopThe onr-lirnr Russian anny of­ repeat it before the- jurora, admit ecutive council, laid Aung San hr would voil Ihr United State). ’■rrommrndalioni under C h a pagamli." ficer described Sedov as the "main learned two monthr earlier that, a ted sfter’th r nilitlg wai made. India and Au ill alia on* hit nmtrr V I of the_U.__N. Cliarter "lhe Nrlhrilands as thr t'late personality representing thr ress"trptoiilt murder pUd" wai be­ State Attorney Orion C,. Pal tiun.) under which the^ promt case it vvhoitl the sovelrigiily lial comniillrr on the Common-1with .. - . ker,- Jr.', laid that an order rul­ ing readied hut dm lediteil tli<- bring considered?"” A Royal Nrthri luiul* navy comist Party in the Unitrtl Stales, * “* ’ * ,l,llo T *ntI wlfftIs conlepiuti. He laid thr dr facto, mutiique mid landing craft of the ing out leitimony involving con­ Johnson said the refusal ol any navy and win slops disembarked He said no decision, could h e ! ^ u; nll> *• ullimalely te.jHin.shl versations beftvrcn legiihlon i.» leader uf the Burma government country to coo|>cra(r with thr pro­ troop* nt Bniijot-wangi on the dul not believe anyone in the made without .Sedov's participa- (or ^maintaining I* wand order ^ d around the House chambei pelled bolder comiminon would cannot allow (heir inimical arinmi Minneapolis Club As­ Protection Of Oil In­ rw»t (oasl of Jnvn and at J'asjr automatically would mean a di­ country would pint againil hii lay it open 1o much graver charges tion, adding that when secret con 1'uloli on rin< north coast. It wxs to continue." the Nrlherlandi gnvsures City On Bali terests Of P r i v a t e the first amphibious operation rected verdict of acquittal "hr- life. and action under another chap­ (rreners were held al the purchas­ eramrnt laid. the end of World Wai II, U Saw, former premier whom the ing commission. Sedov presided cauie we have no other evidence." Park C o n d i t i o n s Owners Is Ur^ed since ter of. the charter. Hr |urtuma"It has become patmtlv clear A Dutch army communique said . British ousted and jailed on rather than the general who was that the present republican guv-i ' , ” the Hoops li Defeat* Allornryi Weldon 0. . , "the gained initial objective! bty referred to Chapter V II, which emim-nt i. incapable of maintainHi* Lily. Comnunion U»t c»r W A S H IN G TO N , July M l— and made addiliouMl advances. Starry of Tallahanee and Pat thargri of collaboration with the provides for sanctions and mili­ head ol the agency. A severe five hour riiesaemant Kravchenko Inter broke witn irfg security, law and order in their! ning voted lo reduce the hcriur A House I'ublic l ands suhconililitWhitaker of Tampa contended Japanese, and 19 assistants were tary action. ^ vojeil loday^ijr..dalay-amiri th e,| in "th P ~ r5d B n g ^ sector of Suthe Russian government. replaced under arrest soon after Johnson said he accepted a nouisced Communism oosi luld why tuch leitimony ihould not bi lu-xi session of t-ongress any av'-|malia yrsteiday and oihrr classes T*r?neh owcjuluis ui iu.ibe praambl* Tn a book, ” 1 (Those Flreiiom." imam It. create lhe necessary iuij. I ' u,‘' mcubanli liym to 5 . " )bm un h-gislatjori giving lb . Sec.-j on . that island were spotted admitted under a 259-year-old the assassin* Ron >. ‘ Ottions tnereto I s ilay, with the itnendllient that retary uf Interior “unqin-stionnble by an Indonesian at my communi­ ttpaalTihg to a new,-unfereiw# ■if the American resointluii which English cflromcn^law o (absolute Robert K Stripling, chief in U Mya gave this first eye wit­ would stipulate that continuation fin , ,these clrciMiistancpi h e r!.* maaiiiiuiM maximum vi of i15r day. i y■ hr allow- "Jithdrity" to expand the Ever que. Tlie l>utlletlu also said that vestbrator fur the committee ask­ l^vilage of.judicial and legislative* ness account .of the murders; uf the disturbed situation In the nuiirity n Kuv^inm^nt h is with th«* * . • .» . , glades National Bark in Florida to on Runday. two Dutch warship* ed Kravchenko for Information utmost reluciauoe been compelled fd ldu1"1n', , U yrJ' Il'M IlS H t n rage Sis) 1,"200,000 anes of )*nd. " l,y off Mvtak on the exlrems tip "One lone gniwaau advanced on actual a*;icqmenta to apy tolm liu i i.e the Eieilt, *t;uv«j Dot- to hold austroni I hit action lot The at tion was takrn me* the “ f Java were shelled li >imini.est/iiitaker laid' 'th t * Diibesy silently— wlrwout** .^faking upon work made hv- the CorutHunit' fo-neral to rrsort to police mea- lowed a statemerit id l*ity Alim objection of Itep. . Betrrsoo (D-| i< •■eiiaa.,i <••«> u , ; I’arty in this country. charge! ihould have been drspov the council tablet'and simi't U. sS. Ifit« Slow Pay sores of n strictly limited charac- „ ,y pIrJ |< WlLoll to (he file d Lial after Chairman Barrett iH steadily (at Aung . San. Within a In general, the witness said, nu ed of by the Legislature ana few feel of the table, ha-halted. Of Reds For Supplies person holding a position in con- ’ 'The Net.,..lands gmernm.ii, «»»•* «• W* ojunmn, a $IIM) a day Wy"» '" ,d «h- r“ " 'r" in - if '« no action Inlay hr would roil .all, "it Un't good government for the Then he opened fir#, strung the ICMiUtivd mn I'i i r M ti j (rr winild U trffil f u n iiv r ^ l»V utiutlirr with economic affairs a r­ rr mrcting t u r n i n g uf or thr (nr group t*.| Ix>-1 g^ , ■, c . WASHINGTON, July 22, l/F)- nectiun court to itnke down an indepen gdh I leftward ,and continued fir­ rives here from Russia “withaut lo ir Colli— “ ....... ........ — either •the couth. Gongra.reconverts, C r e lC ( J lir iS lIlC T , A nxw American pro(eat to Mos­ drnt branch and id itielf up sa ing at khosa aeated on the left 1-cial or tegular »r«io .’, pest, I# I | i of Aung tfan. • • cow Involving |1 ,0(K>,000 wortti of a aperiflc assignment with refT V motion lo reduce the (ce in stwcial erence to collection .of secret doc­ ((.'■■tlaaea » !•■** k ill January As Aung S a n ' fell Aid the oil machinery missing In Romenia uments,” Than he went on tt wai made hy Comrniiiionrr KohHep W illiam ’ A. Dawson ill gunman" turned his attention to clouded Ruula'a hope *odny of say that every responsible Soviet cit A. Willumi. Mayoi H. J. tint Ctali) luuvni to drfvrr action un­ the olhertr further from rnr. I aek-. getting icnii-leaae refinery equip representative here lifay .U re­ ptriidcd ovrt lhe inerting. Com* A T H E N S . July 22, (A*)— Civil til iln* next rilrating <>t Congrrsi. ed the upportunity to escape 1 nient from the United Slate* garded aa a spy. Delivery of 118,000,000 worth of miliionrr Arnlrcw Carraway was His motion carried on a voter vole. strife rruptvti am-u on the island len|ied for .the doorway, pulled Dressed in a neat, powder blue down the holt. and ran from the post lend-lesse supplies, much of Peterson suggrstrd that the cum of Fiele Loilav ami spuradic gurrpirirnl. I WO rommisiionrn wrir It oil equipment, has been alopped ault. Kravchenko testified chief­ milter merely close its iu-uriog on 1 11|a attacks were 'repditcd else­ room. " ‘ *1 /A|)— , sliseni; lirmgc armgr Ihilmp, due- to thr |iaik liHlay and per mil him lo where in lireece, llie goVri lllllcnt 1 "There was no guard at the by Congress because of Moscow's ly through in interpreter. Dr. lh e Civil Aeronautic* Hoard has door. The executive council so delay in settling the Soviet Uni­ Vladimir Gaovaki, clflef of the given formal notice of proposed illnrn, and Era. R . Lrihri who submit u substitute bit! al n l«< i aunuunced. foreign law section of the Li­ to w rules to require raitnr ter­ ii out ol town. Tlie Caura area uf t’lete. quiet meeting, liarrrll thru nnmuin.-rd far has never been guarded. The on’s wartime account. Sanford's bid for erection here only police'at the secretariat that Administration official* who brary of Congraa*. Both men *p rain clearance Indicator.■ in air l l i r matin u|-rrducing thr fre! Id* Inlrutioii to call no further for llie tlast few weeks, wa# under IC -a llsa r* aa |'M , S i s ) ' a curfew ordered by the mjlitary of s Florida American Legion have urged Congress to relaa this treatlaa*# •• l‘»a» l i t ) ! marling during thr cunviit Imera for a two-year cxperlmcn governor. Col. Fiairroddaskis, - af­ stand lest it be interpreted abroad ^i w^ C aiali ufcS f’j uiui-nae headquarter! and memorial build­ fia ....... 'J o W S S i' " t*l period beginning Jan. I. ter a Imrnl of 20 men .ul irk .< a . , »» *h American disregard of con­ Navy To Cut F otcoh ing waa personally prelented by Th* board also announced a giro mittiuit oil July III hy (icorgc The Evrrglade*' National I’otk radio station .just oulsiib1 ths capi­ tract pledges acknowledged thM Joel 8 . Field, Sanford poatmMtcr Return Of W ar DeScI poaed new rule reuniting Increased Austin of thr Ihnipr Furnitutr was rstalilisiinl June 20 by See- tal. (Tin s dispatch did not fur'liRussia's tactic* In Romania might srff member of the Cempbell-LoasBy 1,000 OfficerH ■learnnre* tn flying over moun­ Company. Mayoi Gut thru dircrlril tciarv of Interior J . A. King on er identify lhe *ltae|i*r*.) Gets Underway Soon permanently bar th# shipment des­ lfl| Post S3 leleetln committee to tainous terrain during bail wrath- Attoinry \X ilum lu draw up an Cfil.lHMI -acres in southern Florida. The authorities announced that pite Moscow’s willingness to pay tha Special HearquayUra Set-, WASHINGTON; July 22 , (,V >- ei and the revival of a pre-war At that time, the State drrd-d lo PARIS. Jdir 22 ’ The re­ for the goods. urdinsnee irdunng il|r Ire (rum the feileial government fire of ml guerrillas near Can........... flic lo action Committee headed by Col. tide requiring llie carrying of an The Navy announced today an im­ (hr village- of Kamltimi nnd hlasTlie State Departs nt disclosed mediate reduction" of 1 ,000 - of­ automatic flight recorder. Tom Cooley of ML. Dora which turn of 11.8. World War II dead IKI Oil a day lo )2H a day. At nnd mineral leases, all Stale own- led u bridge in leptisal fur the from JKuropran grave* will get Th* two new proposal! grew (Jir mrctlllM lail Friday, Convmis-j rd lands in the area. II also pie- •laying Gy u C d i m muli.uf two mat a t tha 'Hotel Mayflower In umb rway July 28, at Henri Chap- yesterday a formal note bad been ficers because of budget cuts handed the Soviet foroign office, voy^d by Congress. The move will from President Truman’s •special Jacksonville Saturday afternoon in persons In-Id In ronnectio, with ellt> Cemetery near _Liege,- Bel. Xirotaating Russia's failure to pay lionrr Carraway moved-that the' .sT*1*1 * ** f"! connection with the Department glum, the American Graves Regis­ for 7.000 ton* of oil equipment re­ reduce the number of Navy of- air safety inquiry troard. The third . | . ■ | , tNW.otM) for the aqcuiattion of nri the kilting <>f a Rightist attorney. ordinanrc tie adopted, but tbp | vate land! within the coNtrmpl«l)*.t ficer* from a present strength of D one which has been.under dlssummer Conference. tration Commission announced moved from Romania tjtf Red army !7.0rW In northwest Greece in th# • irs to 40,000. •u'-idri for some times* an aid to motion dird lor want of l.L'uu.lMMI.acrr park. Mr. Field Informed members t>f today. east of loannina, two minor elash| troops. Congress gave the Navy M,. enforcement' of flight.rules and H|T ond. . . the Poat last evening at their Itrp. Dirksen (R -lll) urge,I Hut. r» well* reDtirteil belwesnc govern The Henri Chapeite Cemetery .1 OO.000.000 for its operations 'until vnilgation of accident*. eupper meeting at the Legion Hut is the second Isrgest In tbe.Kurosulwumniltee today to ’’plotec- Ihe ’ merit fnrrea anil reinnantli i f Lef­ Following lire opinion given oC th ia submission, and revealed p*»n erea,. and. 17JUD-American* U. S. Envoy To China July IU4H,,or.approximately JshW,- - Th* flight recorder Is ’* device hy Attorney Wilson, lhe ordinance mineral mid oil interests" of pri­ tist Guerrilla unite. One guerrilla 000,000 leas than i'residrn; Tru­ pieced in tne tail of the plane lo t i n - of th# four-ettle* which are buried there. It waa establish­ vate owners if it recommended unit, attempting to reach A graph#, sliow<lta path through the air and wai passed un iti first reading tlioi tlie Secretary uf Interior ln- wa* reported under altar's hy Begins Conferences man had asked. aummilted offers, Tallahassee, ed, hy the tat. Army in Septem­ al>n th* effect of rough air on th* Of the 1.000 officers affected, which was represented by Post ber. 1844. Mane of ita dead fell last evening. Die reduction, said viven "unquestionahle authority" government’force* south of G'rev*. II Kalian*# aa l*aae * 1*1 NANKING. July 22 , OP) — 800 will leave the Navy and 1’00 plan*. Use of the recorder via* Mr. Sayrr. applies to firms that Comdr. Walter Roundtree, was in the battles fo r Asrhan and In na. Other minor clashes were will revert to, non commissioned dropped Ih Ju n e.' !!)!!, because of China's military situation came the only other Florida* city to the Ardennes campaign. saU to have taken place un |h# have been m business twu years ranks, t i * announcement sold. war time materials.shortages/ under rlpso scrutiny today by an submit a bid for the site. Henry smtlhern stupes uf lhe (ir.tinmna thoae dead whoa# next American presidential envoy on a All officers concerned will he Th* r)tdar absolute terrain pro­ or more. Fur firms that have not Woleolt presided at the Post meet- of "Only Muiintnliis. kin hdve elected to haee their fact-finding mission and by top notified not later than Aug. IA ximity.Indirator will Ite used as a Tlie goverii.nt atirmunred lhr»i lagremains brouht back to Uia home­ Chines* -general* who conferred and the change will lie -omnleted supplement to pressure .'ypc nitI- been heir that length uf tunc IlMlIaae* as I’sar aid on Sunday GtAiiiliu forces lust dr The .10 member committee in land will tie returned" the AGRC hy Oct. 1. meten. One now un the market with Chlang Kal Shek oq coordina­ Jacksonville, at whose • meeting said. ; TAMI'A. July 22. <*•) - The killed, il) wounded and T7 cap­ Of the 800 to leave tha service, shows * light and blows a horn tion of operations In the wer State Cominsnder Frank Caton drutli of hundred* uf thousands of tured. The first shipment Is sched­ against Chines* Rede. 500 will be reserve line officers when the plane approaches within New Catcher Signed was present, set Nov.' 1 as the uler! to depart from Antwsrp early fish in the Sayasota area during •North of Kilkis, a iurnd ronting The American was Lieut, Gen­ now on active duty and a email a specified distance of an obstruc­ deadline Tor other cities to make in Octdber. tlie past week waa caused literal- down from tlie lulls attacked and By Sanford Feds number of Wave officer*. About tion. Th* board'* proposed rule eral Albort.C. Wedemeyer, whose u lflr possible bids for the project, ly l>y smothering, Dr. Clvd.' T. held a village near Santa for thr** • 11"' 1----■ ... ■■— — survey for President Truman, like­ 300 regular Navy temporary line would require such a device In all Mr. Field announced. Rri’ l. in-ad uf the Biology Depart­ hours lieforn ar tin-red cars and Bill Lewis, a 0 foot 188 pound offieera who were formerly en­ scheduled airline plane* flying at ly will deteraino U. 8 , policy to­ ment of the University of ramps, troops recaptured the-community, After Nov. 1, he said, Chair­ House Kills Tax On backstop from Follanab**, W. Va. listed men and given officer rank night or through overcast. ward China. Ho held informal military source* sstd. said today. man Cooleey will call -a meeting wa* signed by tha Sanford Celery during the war will also be sep­ Th# proposed terrain clearance Jewelry Under $25 conference* at tho American Em­ arated, the Navy said. Far tu the east, virtually un th* within the n ett ' 10 days to de­ Fed* today, it waa announced by After he and twu as*iiiu-it> rule would Increase the minimum bassy toon after Me arrival, and Turkish Imrder at Oiestias mili­ cide on the three best bids and made a thorough study uf jhe con­ John Krlder, vie* president of the About 200 temporary lino war­ altitude over the highest ground * I( m tinw i r»e» atsi WASHINGTON," July 22 W) tomorrow he will talk with Chlang rant officer* will go bock to the on a route from 1,000 feet to 2 ,00(1 Sanford Baseball Association. ditions. Dr. Reed said Sarasota tary sources said l eftist Guerril­ and other high government offici­ were routed with losses of men The House voted today to cut al*. Lewis has been ploying for th* coastal waters were teeming with las feet under certain conditions. and war supplies ip a battle with the taxes camera fan# must pay billion* of liny organisms which Miami entry in the Florida Inter­ In a written lUtemaot. Wede­ Drug Store Observes on films and euuipmcnt. an "Kvro*" <Rightist) unit. national League and has been clung to th* fishes’ gills an i shut Without a dissenting vote, it meyer said: off their breathing.” hitting“ 288 for Miami. 23rd Anniversary passed "My miulon !• easentla'ly one a measure dropping from Th* new Fed catcher la 24 years "These organisms I provisionally Schrader Funeral of fact-finding in which I am aid­ IS to 10 percent the tax on eme- ed old and ia a limited oervvlc* identify as diatoms called 'arterlby a imall group af men expert 4 O, Laney, pharmacist, has teur roll films and cameras and Planned Tomorrow player., onetla Japaunica’, whjfh always operated hie drug store at Its pre­ ending the 25 percent tax on Jen- In several fields of economics, fin­ •xist in normal amounir III sea ance, engineering and political a f­ sent aim far the past » years, he . . aeta and various Ither still and faire. We aro IntertsfW jwrUrulFuneral services for Herman W. By BOBBY PARK 8 dirrction and Killed down by the River Fund Increased Water hut spring up lu-counties* revealed today. With Mra. Laney moi|on picture equipment. Camp Scribe numbers when conditions ar* ideal Schrader, 86 , who died yesterday arly in learning and teeing some­ he came 'here from Birmingham, fire for another nap. Soon the Tb# bill also trO«fa Urn 20 per for their growth" tha Tarnna .ninrnilUi *t- Me-iiuifiu ill 1XFJ h n a r By Senate Group -actentixt-Tatijr After an active day Friday, blair danced higher and the go­ AU. and on'July 2*. 1824 opened cent tax off Jewelry selling for thing of the efftegry of measures ro* will he held Wednesday after-. the ita r * w n-First Street In the lest than JUS and aiampt* muil- taken by tho Chines* government lh« camper* gathered around the phers -begae-tw-morr.— After- till -------noun at 4:00 o’clock at th# Ericklooking toward U llw k D . i u u _. . 4 ff* cal Instrument*-purchoaed by n —| c a m p fire -fo rm H c itin g gopher race, with Cabin V 't Kilroy corn- ^ W A S H IN G TO N , July 22,-Ghson Funeral Home. Interment will Furvi* for th* 8t. Johns River Southern Pacific ■ be in Evergreen Cemetery. race. A fearful huih settled tog in second, there wst’ a beauty project lo deepen the channel from tors Invited To Mr. Schroder was born Oct. 25, •round the fir* •• the gophers conical with Kilroy winning. Strike Is Shortlived 1881 Joeksonville to Lak* Harney wer* alto have to win-approval by the In Rtadling, Iowa. He wa# Open House Plant ttl like brightly painted atones. Saturday was a buiy day wtlfi approved yesterday by Senate Senate and Fresident Truman. a member of the First MeihoJUt appropriations -sub-committee. SAN FRANCISCO, July « 2 , OP) Chureh of Sanford. For tha r#st Suddenly there waa a victorious preparation* being made for the SANFORD WINS , Friday evening will ba visitors The commltt** recommended —A strike by th* Hrotherhoral of year he operated a grocery star# yell at Cabin llt'a gopher began visitors Sunday. After supper Sat­ 1200,000 for Ih* project or | 100 , Th* Sanford American Ugion nhjht at th* C#ntrol Florida Quick Loromotlv* Engineers which Im- in Lak* Monroe. ON to ilowly make hit way toward urday the camperi hurried to the 000 raora than th* Rous* originally moblliied th* weatern lines of th* Survivors Include th* widow, regrets an mwr Junior Baseball team defeated tho Fraew and 8 lor*ga Company on Winter Park Legion nin* this Waat Thirteenth Straot a t from th* finish tin#. Southern Pacific Railroad ended five sons, Edward uf D«nv*r, I*,. rrtrearion hall lo tee the movie, approved,. obituary morning by a t to I margin in 7:30 P. M. until 9 :0 0 P. M.,- it was early today six hour* and 45 min­ Arehi* of Waterloo, la , George He finished first and was care­ "Thunderhead, Son of Rieka." which a , . MEET TOPIC ute* after it b*gtn. and Billy uf Waverlv, la. and Wen-* Th* s u i t o r s in- Winter Park; Lloyd 8 waln pltchod announced today by Forrest Catch- fully packed in 'hit box before Sunday waa full of active gome* "What's Th# Matter With San­ Thirty-nine minute* later th* dell of Rycamore. III.; two daugh­ , K. M J ^ r p h / jf f o r ' Sanford and Byron Board al and Alex R. Johqgon, ownero. caught. Sanford play* Orlando During tho Oral hour plant pro- any of the other turtles even be< and contest* for th* visitor*’ en­ ford" will be th* th#m* of a talk first of hundred# of locomotive* ters. Mrs. Glenn Stuffier of Olym­ ^ in tho toeoad round, cessed hqm and cold drlnko will be gan lo mov#. Then, evidently Wak­ tertainment. Th# rift* match was by E. F. Housholder, local attorn- Idled by th# brief strike puffed pia, Wash, and Mrs. Ernest Wening from Ida nap, Kilroy, of Cab­ woo by Wad# Garner far Cohta ay, to th* Klwanla Club at Ita back Into service. II was a 'switch son of Waverly, and one brother, Bteritef ^tomorrow noon nt th# sn^tn* ln^the railroad’s Oakland, William Schrader of Minneapolis^ in V. moved liowly in tim Wrong (Canto***# •• Pa#a Its) k\s '6 Auction^Fee Cut Action Postponed To $20 Per Day By Committee On ; By Commission Glades Park Bill Greece Reports CAB Announces. New Regulations For Air Safety Sanford Bid For Legion Memorial Offered At Meet ■Rebel Attacks . * *a IJL'Hth Of Gulf Firth Due To SmotherinR Visitors l o Camp Winona On Sunday Were Royally Entertained By Boys Of m's&szz t-y ;* m .L— ■ ~T»f z — .............. — ---------- -- - - ..— ... — ........... , ■ �4 ) — ti . W p iM H bwAfCBCS S i w aB B B SSS= VI 11 <• *- ’ j ..i-ir’ .-.’ ■ re > TU ES D A Y. PAGE - -- th e - >i • j FA Xro m ) JU LY 22. 1917 ndustrlal recovery. Why Western GermanyT Because Knstern Ger. many la under control .o f th* maybe w e need a b l o w t o r c h Hawaii In Politics Russians who have refused to cn. The Sanford Herald operate with their allien In eco­ nomic rehabilitation. In I W In l h , d e la te b e fo re l l a 'i i . ™ * ; • A striking example . ofs^ he raM I«k r< t S »ll»l Salaraa?Soviet attitude was furrffth..| •n4 *■■*•! at tfnatnr*. f larMa ’ , .eaterday during a- meeting „( Ity DBWITT MAt'KKNfiU? . • til H aannlla the Allied Control Authority in AI* Vnyrign AffAlra Analyst [n lM ii a* u r » l •!*» • raall*» Berlin. The Rutalana asked thvt WathioRlpn’i new fiolicy for German steel plants ehpalde of Oatafcar I T . I » l t . a l Ta a l tlM llw •I k a a l a n l . «• < • » Ik a A »l economic'’ rehabilitation of w*r-producing 13,000.000 tons antiusl. o od m itted to th e notional e n v o n i f ( « a i » n a l M a t f k •. •‘■•i ______ U , f p b i t o U r K « K ravaged Germany i» lieing wel­ ly l>e allocatril immediately for lifM miff tho im tioiiul co m n iilto c. iin m o criitic l u l l . I . A N l> I - I I I t A A comed by her leaden, who inter­ reparations. The United Ststes F.flla* and British representatives re. m iliu m nr.AT pret it a* a »lep toward readmit­ fused to*discuss the matter, since Daalaaaa •«***■»♦ The fi • ting the country to world economy they held that the demand fou| |. fell* Cb| • I Mai H I F 1 I I I A M ATKl *nd laving the German people 10 «*» . “"ly -by stripping ill*., two g*n ’ • . |*m i atila <l a A f i a a r * great industrial nrra of the I 5 hr to roiiti* It* f "» 1 • I! from idlenrn. The Russians claim tbwt the slrei O a r W aa lk , - — -------I .Frida And well they may rejoice. Thi* r k r .. M. aika ------- ------ • - * ** capacity |n question Is *'ex#ess. * . unbaril j\ f iPM iiah eI***.. oft aL a J " ' U a wholly unexpected violation A German *view the. Amer. Iff* tn# l)« l " tbla,a Vl U» aa l»S * _____ ________________________ j of good fortune and one to which u " l,,.°tfr«n' conies fnmi Dr. - ‘ M an sy a ll ah llaa ri aallraa. rat4» "• ! ‘*n* Khard, minister president huilrre • they are not entitled, for they :r,hS.le'VTi:eH,S«n^ iftiaitk*. n»»4 r* ° f f Bavaria, who says: 14 hit t) have tinned greatly, and probably t*irt.alrfa.#* la l » . I k » f , 5i n . ,h f Germans are given mow * ny Term ,,1.1,.,. t w » * « . a t * »*•■•■** !«■ thought they had l>een ier\lencec liberty. . If they ran dispot* of •t r r p a l a r a * « » » H « l a a •«* — id VII ll 1 1,.*.1 electio n * F r e e Oliver lind loot It * chU ftn fo r tho v oloio. to economic and political death. their _own raw materials and ‘f while J YBH Al Many of them have !>een in ■ the dismantling of our factories l i t * * . I a a - w a w a t * Tf c # •••**•" is stopped, I am convinced that I n i k a a a l l a a i l ll al A *1 a A i a a l l . l a a “ ni i : r „ , ! i . m; E ' , ; . ' " i r ; , r r ^ ed lor stale of deipair, and I uie that O f li r a * a r a a i a l a l a l a a f In l h a l a t e better fowl and economic r^idlfcstilf aal rill.. la Ifca a a a a i n « ' < * IMiliticn. .________ _________ ___ word deliberately becauic it con­ lions for Germany ran lie a a iin conteit * H a a l p a t k a a f a n a r t a r . I * I ala**** note* utter hopeleiineii. in the saS Talk. ___________ And that Is an important fore­ The spring! of companion be­ T h r H araM l» « -a ia k a i « l east, in-light of Ihe deterioration **coml A aa a al a ta * P l a n « M a k I . come iluggliih when the queition of ilw, general economic situation ,«rla*il all l« !*• **• far » » • « ' The 1 T h e.in a liiU ty «.r th e Ulir F ou r t» n g ree on any plan of eatement for Germany ariiei. in Europe. aatlan .« all '"«• • , " ? 1 V '" ';,. • In the for G erm any hns r a iiiltn l In « rh n n jio in policy b> th e |»* ikU R*Na|uit»r. •• will The American proposal to put If all* Prutiians were put in soli­ rami i ^|» rr*M« dU|»M**»** tary confinement for life, thereby Western Germany on Ita feet ecuVit IIvi nomlrally doesn't- mean that ' 7tfw*flirwtIvp him been ituuwl by ihe Stale. War anti ................ - 1 we the Sal exterminating the race, I wouldn’t 'TU B9U A Y, JCLV » . i*«T arc cutting uir the urrmRim Germans tuoif loose Viivv liepHtimentH- It cmpbriaixea the fact that tht* country til a ml raise a little finger in opposition, Itefore they have purgril them­ . tflcloiv ••ill not keep on uipplyinir funda t«>l>e used in in* Gcrnmn for I have seen those Hunt in selves of war-guilt. 4t means thsl Lake 1 * niHi.F. vF.KSfi row today reparations: Every effort will U* made to make Germanv operation at close range in two they will l>e set to work iw^et thv ■IhI* military, rontryk amt .will lt»'*fifi>-* • .In D*Li wats^aow. T h e W cis gAnd;'" - t PERMANENT TRACK NfiVFR ««Sf"nupportinK «"»< productive, always keeping in mind vtde<? fne- riaeditirs for increased tuck hu Urn furl that LwtMvUUi l,l‘ retrained in ljoaLlh,. # l>K However, the rank and file ol production. . MS! invvanl ,;,illfar^Tr,inr.:it»ttf fn.rti the outafde My form There has been no Indlralio-i Germans, whose blood doe* not of government, whether democratic or contntunistlc. is «Pthat ihe Allies have the slightest VVrA 11 ( carry the Piuuian poison, are IK.serl. lint an army of occupation is considered necessary intention of withdrawing lhe> And if I needed, for reconilruclion of th*'- ttoops from Germany Itefore tlas And lh* (mil of ri|ht*mi»nan if in d efin ite le n g th o f*tim e . * ... cap. i town in t>*»4 * «f th*m th»l m»Va forT han lered Europe. So we can forget task of Teutonic tefftrm is fin­ is program shoidrl I f h e a rte n in g to th e G erm an peojilL, im.ii. a* Mac*.—•>**•t l| ll. a___ the question of compassion (w-rll, ished. The wav things now look Sviurdf and ngreenliie to A m erican s. M e sh all Ikj freed o f p a rt or •« Ann'I maybe we can remember a bit) it will lie necessary to maintam mir burden, and th e - H erm ans can use in co n stru ctiv e w ays forces In the Belch, for at least t«U Cbl And whfn higg»r. And h*ll*r b«ll. some Of th e en erg y th ey have been cxM nd lng^ tn g a m b lin g antf say with simple sincerity that a generation. That meant an stsndirw ‘.we are going to put Germany on allied military control will si^ ;o gamn Al* p)»>*d. Sinfotd ol an.f conniving. U n d er w atch fu l ey e o f th e U. S . A rm y, they 4 .Ford r ( her feet because that it for the It that the economic recovery ' plk/cJ mav win th e ir w av hack to a r e s i s t e d place am ong nation s. <6 ur»* will pUy lh*m. doesn’t Involve the creation of LJii.pl good of the world at a whole. a new German war potential. Bvfll «• The well-being of Germany Is . • Who Am I ?. Mm*. Lup*ifu i» now rapoiltJ ftsth tr the well-being _of Europe, G » C ccllrni Al having i*ro»*r*d and ii com many la the" ecbnnmfe heart of tb-i Thr hair of the Anrjura gvst. DcLsnd MKI.L HWKKT COKN "I am the foundation of all prosperity. Kverythlng that filalaly nut of danger. Uul ihf continent, a 4 fact whteh isn’t . . . . . . . . al­ called mohair, actuary is a wc*<t i National Flaff F o r w»r* )•< — ,] l.ive Oak, Fla.—Ijifayett* tried la-cause the heart is badly uiulcrcoat. pf ,,r Milne n lid s-world apriiigs from me. 1 am Ihe salt that gnl h»« man. ■put* t i ­ In d ia Is S e l e c t e d i Countyfarmers who planted damaged. gives life Its savor. I am the sole slipfsirt o f the floor. The Rural Common Sense ll **ff m u m I___ j hairy Indigo for the fir»l llnvr General l.urlus l>. Clay,. Amer tonttsl |fv Spuil* Johnson _____ rich who think they ran do without me live futile lives. I ' ~~ , Ihii year arc well pleated with |cmn Xt)ne conimamier* told a new Admiral NimiU pa>» high IrihL*»lTUf hu\% made America. I have built her incomparable railroads, NKW DKLIII, July 22 , t i l 1 theesictnwth Ita U making, acrotdinit ronferenre In- Itrrlin ymtrrila ul* to Gancral MitAtlhur in lh unluu* | j •• __S14.. —m 4 a * sis Ml 111V i . * * M I ft —a4*——' — — —— •■ I)r. Chnrlejt L. I’crncins Summer-time is ‘'get-together created her cities and reared her skyscrapers. Yfitc O p to m etrist T7 Saturday Evening Poll. He would time for him.beds of ruial people adopted "I am the friend of every worthy youth. If he makes my trtppfd sanford Atlanlfc Ilk. Bldg. ii Florida. And ihe vailoUs ramps, pletely n ee makt a gieat Ptfiideni ---^ "jr- . i lovism m is .» 01 nrrman inousiry. n r suuei ncuuuintnnce when he is young and keeps me by his side .tun that w t courses, institutes, and- firld ni-rted with the British Empire. J |„p«,ture Hours: 9-12 1-5 I’hone 291 improvement and j,* would he very interested raising throughout Ids life, I can do more Tor him than the richest days, eminently worthwhile isys are sre tiniircmij —.............. and .... The standairl was of deep si jjoo pounds of I’enaacola B *. jn anv proposals for Atpcric*'! Hal. 9-12 gl red I weir recently Bn,j British big business men U Congratulation! to Rail Kipy oarent. I keep bodies lean and fit. minds keen and u lBful to Uie Imys sod girls, men •^fon w^lte snd ark green hori win- 1 hi)| Kyra Examined- Glasses Kilted man wa alert. I am even the parent of genius itself. I am represented m l women who attend them. I ta| *trh<od Congress Party .ordered for planting on grating und«rwrllk Western Germany’* former Sonfordite, who wai _rr Innnm Tho 4 ’ il club shod courses for) „m| wjth navy blur, symbolic " '4 |,„d. * **Sanli cantly elrdrd preiidrnt of th in every paper that flies from the press, in every loaf of boys and girlrTbal weia held out; Mohandas K. Gandhis inn verve. I ------------------------ ninth i Florida Auociation for Ciippln bread that springs from the oven. Fools hate me, wise men tong ago ut the University of Flor- appearing In the middle -if * , n •hcilarl Children and Adult! at ill annual love me. The man who shirks mo und scorns my aid. never Ida and Florida M at* University ,trlpe. Gendhi hsd suggrstcl it ag»r D. really lives, even though he may continue to breathe, Who |!|IIVIII1«I pmvided aes week of college lnstiuc-|| ,111KIIV might !»W b* "appropriate to piac* a «• > w S'l s |S> ------------I ' l ’ e, — . *.*.*»*, meeting in Miami. .with h null, in»|)imtian» •n«l friendly »<• „mnil Union J»ek In the cornr ant I? My name is work!— A. (J. Ifullctin fhto.ri soclathnis -JuL- aliuuL-BUll - 1 1» " l «f the fU g. folloU ■ young |>co|de. Chjtlit Chaplin i m h? it ttnl and a The summer camping |hein»*ls ing and game*, and they K"t “ n *- B ilva H ’ a Communul. ha i« juit a ‘pa *; • *! The Coal Mine Settlement nt Cam|is Mrtjuarrle, Gherry J-ake Brest deal of enjoyment from as­ Futile. mong4r■’«*’ •Wat ha alto a "petef■ I t \II.WAV AtiK and Tiitqmochec and county «smp* sociating with each other. jw m i raonglr” when he made the movie A similar institute will »•* heU provide lecivatnm and tiainlnr . Tyi*» i “Th* Great Dictator >" Or it peace "The mansgvnicnta of large com­ irst, of the people, and tho effect for hundreds .o f 4-11 cluii mem111 at Camp Cherry U k e August Tdnl Atalr* mnngering mmelhing he doet nnl) panies fn mmietoiis Imhutrles of undermining general prorpetlty Ii«is in all purl* uf tho slate. 2 rt-2 « for farm people, and s and tin- private enterprise system. Scvctal hundicd rural people large attendance is expected »t alnulf when Soviet Ruitia it concerned* have a special duty acTiipuloUxly “The coal mine settlement has attended and lauiefited ftum the to avoid pollcjhs inimical to’ the return national economy. Is-caiv they exposed the principal wratine-s of West ’ Flirt ids Farm aijd Home ! h From ‘ AuRUit 2R to 2«, many • tvijn the Taft-llartley lalmr rcfoim a .t institute nt Camp Tlmpmrchee last citrus growers will *Uend th* fiCIMlO The large amount of' cumtruc* set the pattern* for their .-nlirr ■ * vi*.. that ll leaves the lalnn nni- we^k. During Ihe two-day tr-saion. fourteenth annual Grower* InsttIndustries — patterns having vflion foing on in Sanfoid at thr fret* of great importance -ut all ons to which**11 applies witu the they heard, talks by agnculturnl tut* at Camp . ■nJ l/ttutlii pretent limt it giving ut mtny uthcr indiislrie*. and. Ihomforr, same power of monopoly thai they leadeis. rliscfissed prnldcms with from Sept, t to fl. poultry pro­ n »!»*•«. But*. ntw hornet tnd better looking nn the entire economy,** says Rail- had liefore it was passed. The ex­ each nther, enjoyed .group alng- ducers will visit the camp for cuse -of the coal mine’ operators the Florida Poultry Inatltutettoret to be proud of. The Celery wav Age. Thatih'' for the settlement to’ which-they Tnlkii by •peci«ll»t *9 <li*cu»»lor, “The forr'golng wns never In-llri PWlla. City hat come a long way liner illustrated than by the settlement agreed i* that they were threaten­ disaster. For ,lhe national econ­ game*, singing, and othet; rtcreraulKk the dark dayt of the deprettion. for an Inrrrasq in. wages " f 45 ed tiv a lalsir union monopoly with omy Is in such a very unstahl.r atlnn will Ira feature* of all these l i • L*wr *4 — — t cents an hour made recently^!*!- the a styke which would have Wen condition that it would* not )*-.• dif- Institutes. ficult to convert-the present Imorn ’ Folks interested in mango ptsStnstnr Claude Pepper it quotonrratnrs of the roal mines' with dltaalri•ous to the nation, Tot* "The Tafl-llsrtley art was p.i* '" " J « bust*, ami this settlement duet ion will gel together for tho el on "The People’s Pisiform" at I John I,, le-wis and the United «m| tn prevent *ufh itrikii*. inrrr««i» it» inttanility. seventh annual Mango Forum at MiMsn «?» « *n* •"« "S R .R S T t,.....•............. Visllv the threatened coal mine! "Men who have voluntarily aa- Hollywood. July 25. •nd dsirym*’’ Trtsi, •think they ate tunninj l.uropc.l own|nK. o,r ‘captive mines nor xtrlke. and the uae of the power «»f« siidied positions of. Iradrrdiip in will gather at the UnlversttV bsllsrt Bui loday there is a new balance* they and all the other coal minim? labor union monopoly to forre such Indu-tr v have thereby voluntarily in •Gainesville for the twalflfh MrrMU. Msirsy of powrr in Europe, and the companies apparently will l»cai settlements on employer*. The coal passiuned u heavy respon-ihllity, annual Dairy Field Day July 10 Iiridr. mum of the u-sulting Increase In mine operators did not use the' not to their own industries alone, •trcniteit (rawer is the Soviet tha cost of cnsl. They plainly In­ full process provided by this tievi hut to all other industries nnd to eilvrtn * " a day or two or a week from rvirt. that a boast, or a tend to pa** It along In increased law. lienee, nobody knows wbeth- ihe American people. In-sHs-rs In farm or gTOve to .attend such it,... i. . Union s/niuo. ” H «■ hi . er hv this means a strike rojld the railroad and other industdpa prices or mal and steel :o other Y threat. Claude) events la beneficial *r®m. *h¥ Industries sml the public. The have Iteen prevented or a l-et;rr still have their own responsibility! standpoint of Information obtain­ Itm. — f-Vtcuh * ; tfl the system of private enter- ed and. also. I I I . , welcome and railroads ate the industry that will settlement secured. Senatcr Tom Connolly it not |>c most affected. They, rmjsume *'lf the strike had oceurre<l. It prise and to the public. Hut tho pleasant opportunity for a~-*iui enlhuiiastie over (he pihspects more coal thsn any other industry. umdiLhsv* caused temporary .tie- settl. m.-nt In the m*| mim-v win folk* to gat togethar In fr**'"'* They are-among the largest-trrrrs Ptits/h- • getlin, -European nations to of steel. They have pet\tlim: dr- nstrr. Flut it I* far from certain make it much more difficult for |y and halpfut aaaoelation with that the settlement made to ure- them to dirharge their resp.malbll- •tch othtr. panroe work together. -They have nevrr mamls from the lalmr unions fo> v#nl Ih# fttrlk# will not c«u«# wor*o Ity »ucrrt»fully.M »‘ a>io worked together and there-is no very costly changes, In working LS M IV Wtstn particular reason Ip bflitvc they rule* and wages which the »rltln. saw n ment with l.cwis will rausn to lw %lts*—4 - will •now. However, merely not pressed with incr*a**d lUlmruina­ fluls* working together, nor even divid­ tion and energy. - Ife pr“At th* present stag# of the ing it up into two great blocs VUfS, fl.M. of nations does nol necessarily post-war period all this is of great fert.U Importance to the national econ­ fea t ut mean war. Europe hat thrived omy and the system of private shIm.M more or lets on a balance of enUrprlso. Many assumed that Itui I IIUmu power system for hundreds ol the most dangerous part nt the * I* ItlMsa post-war period would Ire thal.lmyears. It may do so again. iiesta mediately following the war. Every P«c. r student uT economies and lnrsme>s Freiident Truman aeema ‘o knew that this assumption was think that the high coil of living wrong. The huge .war-tlm# ac­ * ^EAR _*J -l> :i «rl. i — Bring your elMnlng in befor* 10:30 A. M. And you mty hati It thd amk cumulations of buying power, or , ULCI may ytt produce a depression. Bui the one hand, and of shortages, au» I he is not concerned about thr on the cither hand, made virtually Afternoon by asking for V J» the high coat of government. He hai certain that the volume of con­ oil * lh* t »h*rs again blocked attempt! to rrducr struction, production and freight Tlipy’ll ro buck to gchool In a traffic would expand In the rally woul« ’ taxes at a time when the people part of the post-wqr Period beyond ntyle when you shop thU' salts! seed every cent they can get all peace-time record*. To main Paay. economical Segrs1 s i" i r»r I their hand* on to'meet the high tain prosperity after that would Catalog way. Let ona of th« • ' t »>i »♦., teat of living. This is not th; require a national economy wellcourteoua people at i>*ourV «na e balanced an regard* wages and W e will be gU d to MOTH — P R O O F your ggrm d n U > o r * e » * n e x t r t •sW , right time, he lays. Would a bet- profits In each Industry, and as nearest Seam Catalog. Or­ bha der Office ^how you how tkr time be after ihe depression regards wages, price*, transporta­ r tte r g i in d give you » 5 y e e r Guarmntee eg eln et m o th d e m » * e . tion and* public utility retire and has set in and eggs are selling to save money on every need. There are so many advanta­ . lurjL’i profits In different Industries, re at 30 cents a doien and heel order that *aeh Industry and it* ges In this easy way to shop...youTl find convenient time*, .V - i . I taving service...yop'11 find quick deiiycry is more than * attaka kl 60 cents a pound) employees would b* able ‘“ buy We dk#e Wddukidey efternoons end ere opin SAiurdiy gfteraoone nromiae...you’ll fltgi wide aaaortmenU-t6 make It easy to _ their share of tha output of. Ill other Industries. older anytiiing juu newl-ffir thc cnlldren going back to Experts of the Population Ref­ realeat enemlea of a wellschool, for your personal uae, for gifts, or for greater com­ ! » erence Bureau ere alarmed ” beprivate cnternriill CfOllr Phono 914 fort, convenience and beauty in your home. - kaus4 the iritellin u ie - Bt - r t t r - w r omy are (1) Interference In bu»|. ^ i 1 1 * i- jr l # — lien ii declining." The intelligent ties* hy government with exreaalve taxation, aubaldlea and unfair re­ gel rich, it aeema. ‘ and ihe ig­ gulation and (8) uncontrolled pri­ norant gtl children. •However, vate monopoly. Dolh*(») ■ "<1 *<*» the ignorant ait learning fail. hinder or prevent the kind* and There ere more children in pub- amount of competition neeefoarj > U 4 at o fw o )* t y M so ixc+plfo*. ‘ to keep wage*, prices and oronts 113 Palmetto lie achoola loday than ever before In different Industrie* n the nekdSATISFACTION GUAKANTUD O K YOUR MONf Y MACK. |« I history. Thera ara more people td balance. Monopolistic praeMra* NEXT TO FIRE STATION hv Imalneaa and monopoiralle pre<-reeding more newipepera than ever U5 W 1st 8L m tk. tUe* by labor unlona have thr before. There are more people same purpose and the aain’» effect . A . . Phone 990 lieltning to ttdfrb.jM 'jr he all —the purpose of. restricting *^m. : l\ petltlon to enabla the mooopolla'a there things ’ W iU’»*Ip to P»°*« . *m T<*-i *J *- ce* S*e -»• to aaptail other InduaUlaa and t (b it the <*pertF-«T» wrong. - - -* J • e lv r . v,: " -I rW tilS k h rbki ‘ ■ i,j . J , , : * ' *■ ' -■ J.' 1 Long Range View f Is Taken By U. S. In German Policy 1 Change In German^ Jil' **Wk« 1 S H O P T H E CATALOG IT’S NEW , . . IT’S VALUE PACKED ANNOUNCING \ --- ---- - -------------- — —------------------------ ---- * . . o cta l 7~ Covered Dish Supper! ^ C a le n d e r Held By Ware class r e r s » on a l The B. W. Ware Dibit- Clast of Mias Nancy Collunt and Tollir the First Methodist Churrh hold Martin of Decatur, Ga. spent yes* a raveled dish supper recently at terdsy at Daytona Beach. .the home of Mr. and Mr*. It. T. Warren. 1012 Magnolia Avenue. Mr. and Mr*. W. T. Whitehead Ilnstcssos for the occasion wete Sir-. Warren, Mrs. C. E. Williams have left for Savannah. N.- Y . to spend sevruit numlhs. and Ml*. -C. I- Wynn. The dinner Included 3wis* steak Mrs. R. A. Howell and lloliliy PUPatcd by Mr*. II. VI. Goodspeed/ Full owing the dinner a Little have returned from a five ahrirt. Imslness meeting was |iro- weeks visit in Colurnhis. Miss. aideil over hy Clyde Bruekmnn. Those present were Mr. nr.d Mr. and Mrs. W, K , l.a»atci Mr*. Brnckmnn. I'at nnd John have as their guest their* ni e ce . Ilinckman. Mr. and Mrs. II B. Miss Suiannr Eatnhaidl uf lirav nnd Beverly Gray. Mr*. J. High Point. N. C. It. Iloiilchan. Mr. ami Mr*, it. U. Hutchison. Mrs. A. D. Johnson and Mrs. William Smith and datigh. guei-t Sylvia Baker. Mrs. It. I . Icr, Vicki, of Tampa ate the I n t f u ' T l ) llO U S U W IV C F ... ,, , , • McKinney, Sandra McKinney, Mr*. guest* of Mr*. Smith**- patents, dr fiom lltiinr iJrmoiiMr Warren, Mr. and Mr*. Williams, HpffUlUt, TalUlianMT Mr*. Gnod speed,. Rev. J . K. Me- Mr. and Mrs. J . L Wilkinson. Kinley ami Judge It. W. Ware. Mr. ami Mrs.#D. I... Thrasher By IBABEI.I.R S. TIIUBSHY returned on Sunday from New Eateitsion Fos>d l>onomisl Smyrna Bcarh where they have To the lover of fiesli, tq*? fig* Rita Hayworth Drawn liern spending the past two weeks. la encouraging to know that Huge London Crowd sy take well, when carefully stmt Capt. and Mr*. Clifford llowrll ,p,V|y picked and puckm.d, l.» -effWIIJ prsnst* l*"’ * LONDON. July *-”J. UPl—genres if F't. Riley, Kas., will arrive on letlug. It’s no simple, nod this tread Wednesday tn sia-nd a th u tf day. •of policemen were required Inst Wad th* way it is done: ■fiiiV: add Alfde n,’ A. lt’dVe; vOre v '.AdKbt l" «bu|ili*l>oek M SniiJ•knli lrdvV; I I __ II R ipe*A rt «rr vet>- jierlshnldr-. milled in fmnt of n west end Howell. I they should t.r full r !>e, f t -Al­ t h e a t e r tn get a glimpse of Rill. and carefully gathrrnl. They lljtYWDtih as she arrived ti* aPcnd Mrs. B. D. Caswrlt of Orlando juld lie * sorted fur Imperfce- the premiere «f her starting and her guest, Mr*. Catherine ns or hlcftn.-nc* nod to. any vehicle. "Down-to Earth." Holly of Atlanta, Ga. plan to tdency toward iwiuring—a_ tenThe tltian-haiied actress, clad •l>enil Wednesday In Sanford with tey very pievalml during tainy in ii low necked gown, sat with th- friend*. ather. Carefully'wa\h and cut Duchess of Gloucester, srstc.’.in Wlrelhc. !.■■ IN ' l l l p l l M « 0 « HUT . . Mr. and Mis. Wallace Philip,* ed hv th. ........... f stems to tlr.ny part (tiu . luw of King tirnrge’ VI, tluring the Mrs. 8 am Bethea of Milan I • . V t jl l 'W f l L l T I V P * d remove skin fiom tem-en I |H-rforinanr«-. -pent yesterday In Sanfonl with ynd ehildrcn, Wally and Mririrt. will I n' hi i d-d tiff it the c|nx. I wn. Hslving or slicing may Is) MANAGUA.' Nicaragua. W f c ! her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Will­ .pent yeslerday at Daytona Beach rea.u wm la- told - in nm.th,- j HO|*TH BAY. Fla. July " ■lV '. > ne. hut sweet, whol#. tender cnaptar, - . j.T ta v eh -i- through lh. tl -bd , f a,„|v f,„ m ...opting iam K. Kniler. Mrs. Ilcthca is visiting friends. present u very attractive an- Fli/abeth Is Shown * the former Dorthy Kndrr. . ' ' "” Fw'iitl.ldi- me getting t ra-tlet Mfgro Ynlcnrin c o i n , nn tranc#> when scrvetl, I’ack it Mix. G. M. Shipp irlurne.1 >.-»• *9 T .The fpieign imikel I* n tuilltc l.o.i, at wIni life ill till* cm v M|r|| kllomel."-' f . S c* Into suitaldc container* Royal Navy WarshipH j|,.. I In dlamelet but so fell no F’riends of Mrs. Harry Ward wiP tvnlay from IVusaeola nnd Tsl'a- concern «f \meiican |q.alucer -Minim than I-Ver lieforr .1 wildd cover with n cold, medium lm glad to learn tjiat she I* re­ hassee where she visited Mia. It. «nd lhay mn »t -w- « .lb- kiu .'JV j JJ—i-Ul.—tol.i.u^.- to .crams, . op- .-mo . - - |t,iiflHies hhvi- T7cn“ r7p7.' t.-iT — SH O U TS— gar syrup. A thin syrup may , JiKKKNOCK. ScsitlaiuL July 22. coveting from infli*rnr« - nr the -Ir. Kktpp firrn wvrdcr*------* -----' nrihey w.M. , : h 11 . film* b u y and "the. n M ln m out. M„,IV rlM||p ,ll|Vr ,.l(k sro iiT — -in i.i" suit in loss of flavor, whil- 7dh—l.icul. Philip Mountlwitcn of home of her daughter, Mi*. It. It. universal .......nl ...... • I .’‘ti.il" - by Hie ....... nl-o ........................ .o n|i„»,„ , M ..-.nn,l 50 percent sugar syrup m iv the Royal Navy showed hi* fiuo- D<xi*. In Rose Court. Iv iluldN-d fmj-igu language- „ r , i.inliiig.iqx-un-dty »«odw-v— „„| f, *i'ecu FAR.VMOl’NT NEWS Mrs. Jaek Arrington has return .. ............ . too sweet. Parking wlthori cec. Princess FBirala-lh. all aioiut t-d tu her huiuc-in P«ory, F*!«r a f t e r - 1 -nwr a'ro-jy.tp ..f u-s-T* i>r "Tl..gi ,a\ to i ..ife riMiig w old- d.-.troved. rup or with dry augur is not warships tmlay. vei-loii. N- \,„| !,,.;pm ticillaiy the mall --------------. DR hfiil 51re. Orville Bark* spending several days In Sanford hi" in tin I* lui(i ' • lommendctl. . i i s i l e i -*|n- i I.,,.on ,||y land v a n i t y , peiform • , With King George. Queen Eli*. have returned to Sanfoid fiom with Mr. and Mrs- FI. M. Fwuin. only ilid 'I', i l llliidustaru ' "1 Ibe backgrotii'd ,|. m, . ..f li-atli a . auloiitolub IMake 'in n r frvezjug aixv /fiiy; syrup i**in|r in an nusiu'w. mlv.iiica.rn|_iL.-P»im-e-s Margaret Ro*-« i.nd t'olmnlius Ga., where they we |'. olllgtlt lilllill' Ibl'lll Olid tla v Mr. slid Mr* I Iteddi.rg'uml music WH . te:ileil lie llll'‘VC .ll d chill refrigernlor la-foie u* Prime Minister and Mrs. Attlee, called Is-cause of the death- ol . i* in cidcnlal "> | agniiiil moving e m - . ' daughter, Harriett, ii-turm-d o.r sliiiiiienti). Add I or 2 tahlespiMin* lent- they visited Britain's home fleet in Mrs. Harks’ father, A. I. Jessup. I U, .do ive wildcat, it-ually hidSunday from F’ta'nklin, N. C. where i l q s t i n * »oimd - l ia n g e to t b juirey to each quart -of cmTl the Fittli of Clyde. e a s t r n i em ll i* the fii«t title- din ."'.iv in remote hmunpa a Mr. and Mrs. HotH-rl D. Jiniiiic- they spent alMiut two weeks. Walking la-hind the other*, the rup re hrlp hold flavor. U <*1 llii* has Im-i-ii done on a U, S. |,m.* , ,,uV -itttktttg along load at enough' syrup to covet frtiii. r u lin g couple fmsidcd the halite- nnd M. J . Jammrs and " - i i , Vnnrc. -oH'ctiiui-* a* main a> i M l* . Band Filer In- vn i salt, (dm - and “ Itaiidn't nun la* tin- id. fruit tends to float in syrup, shin Duke of York, nnd while I hi of Coluinlius. Ga. are spending l oll t t i do,i-n iH-mg •n, 'tv one piece of crushed molsture-pmof p r. in c u s * - listened. Mounlbattt u n wrek in Sanford as tin- guesl.i of Wickie. and jftanlej l ! '« i 'v nre kev to tin vo i India market. llollvw..... I i-n't the oi'|v will bight A few ilei'i ll»V't l*ren the gue-ti^of relative- in Decatur, per plarcd in uir s|u«e un- pointed out and explained sundry Mr. ami Mra. J . V. Jarumea. tier alanit tlie foreign mntket i.d • , Ga. r lid of container will keep items of equipment. I'rante, withlit nindmingco.i I ‘vfit- flern in i* prove *ep Mr. and Mr*. O. W. Douglas oft* auhmcrged. F’reeie imiucdi Mr*. W. J . Saville has relum­ paoie*, lm- hail no t xrfnrfcct tll'liuf to inbliits ifnd tai-eram* Savannah, Ga. arrived today *n ly nr place packaged fruits s lie ml several days .villi Mr. am1 ed to her home in; Miillin*. S. outside o f it- own country: Bel and tiialiv atv* emshe.1 In-u. ij II i the refrigerator until they i-wii ^ T'iX 'Ivtul 11« R l ' vb*‘|* Mr*. A. C. William*. Mr. and t*. after vi*i!mg f l-r (he f i - l y<sMitr"w(lTr^ rrT^ Tr*^"e'T^‘‘' T mTjMMi taken to thq freeror locker ol n few “ ontml in a in mile Mitcli uf '" i m i x x- -tmili .sii iination........... Thi i in f Mm, Ihnrglas ! harr 'Jnrt TFnt)T5«.1 TRTFem_wi-ek* Willi [lu-r biolliei hand plant to fye quirk•fio».-ti *r l and sister-in-law. M%. and Ml*. lin e . I l f , U l Flench indivuv d- ‘ "-I»d tn-at Hialeah, ju t oulsiih from -Michigan. vrari: .Quality in. tire finivhcil J . ti. Prickett. M if’.Pm-ken and iN-inl lipbi. tile ability t!i 'make Minim. Fi-.g huntei* ore finding odue#)a determined Uv the n u t J » t">nri.na in wiitt-% nloiit'.ide Friends of Mis. F*. FI. Stein- bis sister hud nol »een enrh Kngii-b [vto-mu-d rapidity with which nil prrv nreyer .will l«- Interested to leant uther in 2 1 ycats ptiur to the lie s illTreep^i ulion and ftegxiiu; A stint hu t .n , lull'll- with MeiillVV lull- tin- v if. i lonlinue. that she is making her home with visit. , • * carried out, Hie Mnolce CheVolrei film. "Si I " " - ' -l"»lv in I ak. I ik ... liol.ee her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. ■Split but c ' tiaumtnl figs or soft Fimmett- llcijid.m left y-erteiday borne I Golden." I " a. to i_ wiil Iiml Ibn- tiladcUiU-aieo -Sondbarand Mrs. F’rank II. Adams, at 2 ddti |># fig* may I * pealed, purred, to lepir-aent - the— t*Te*tivtpmn Ifli a -iieclal prologue 'In whim glng lontitnn - mound -.mull dikes t.ake Avenue. Ixed with tho correct nru|torjion. Young lining People I eopie *uf ol the me Unn um . -mly -i«iq be slny Hie ••tilmg ill Ibe ■tn losing fm inland i and n num­ 1 sugar, and packagml ami frnxMr- and Mrs. William Bnll and of Florida ut tile Leadetship Tinin picture, then inmate* live dm ' ber of load . itn in.Img .m ini'll . for usa Inter |h ice cream, for lllgliw ny. ate undd.-i watci ns son, nilly, returner! recently from ing Schmil In Monlrent, N. C. ThUtlogue in Fingli-h. |ndae dressings and ulher deslain- cottHnui' Mr. and Mr*. W. T. Ilarrla an F’t. Knox, Ky. when- they visited conference j» nttendeil Iry leddersl dlshr*. Tin St. I lieie t'aual and l'at-( timmeed today th# birth of i Lira. Ball’s sister and hrr.thei .in­ In young people'* work Ihroilghontl Sttlq. vial sound, on the l b ' the puree mav ls> ineasiirxnl, daughter. Marian F'ave, on July law. Col. and Mrs. II. Y. Lyon, for the South and representative* of lywo'od 'mat , . ItiV'i trove la-en H.-ltv tiattVtt in»>alinti'bi-i• • jrked Jh irk , arid then sweeten- HI at the F’erliald-I-oughton Memo. about two weeks. fat of the leading universities will[iiiiiitii|i<)lmsx inlet. - .it tin- i»e.i (2 M i one-thirds cup o f sugnr ifn£ Hospital. Mr*. Ilarri* f* the , Itlllibei-lm -mg ( l it . nil* 1m' piesent. b> vvrating a I’lt-iii It Iwtlrinv •r quart of pulp), cookprl iigain fimnei Mihlred Clause Stanley. side Mti.M a ’”!• a iid u m e i. Tollle Maitin left this morn­ •lilt . . . Jnne Bui . II I" .- ti* |the desired thickness, and then I not tin* o o e tr "A n* von u inovU! ing for his home in Decatur. On. U. S. Eases British ted foi i er htgll io. l e d • —I ' iiiii A . L. L y o n ’s nned—ready for use a* n spread . Some historians rlaim that the after having hern the guest of - 1i i i ? - "T in t'alefnre" ' . Fred Mae i tpast, or hot liktruil, nr a ten industry In Jnpnn date* hark Mr. and Mrs. J . O. I.anry and Mr. Munay dunning spat* nod ' de'tliv laoan A k roe men t Jllciou* filling "for layer cakes. to 15t!5. ’ sml Mra. James Higgins at their to plnv i (ires* ugi ol ip VluoebI l f more detailed instruction on home on South Sanford Avenue. of tin- lo-lls" , 4 , lelltev .l.yua YO I If H IT I'A lf A D i:’ _______ WASHINGTON. July,22-t/11Vexing food 'Is desired, see nr Between Di to 2 1 hour* nor­ buck on lie W m net lot, luit only |it# jrour County ll^rne Dcni- , mnlly ale required tp dry a tr* Mr. and Mr*. M. J . Iradgo and Thr State* r^rrted ly has P lu m e *181 1 1 0 S. P n lin c llo Avp. . ... . . . eaw | n„. term* of the *.1,76(1,0<H», to (ilil on n suit lio left tliei Ltration Agent. ^ leaf. Mr. and. . Mr*. W. _T. — Whitehead D " ' ' h y l.amoui Rowing of* 0 O O British lo*q agreement tn enleft resterday for Savannah, N. Y. ___ an nut 'graphed po litic Genet el Mr. and Mrs. Lodge plan to return side Hr it inn tn hiiy good* fiom Eisenhower sent her (•" d o ll,' 7:1-. 7:15 to Sanford Iff about a week and its rolonlcs and thereby ------- - enn*eive , ■ Ihe Aimy r e n lilting un clio-.v Mr. ami Mr*. Whitehead w ill-ee.'»‘ » dwindling dnlUr supply, main In Savannah for several Government offlrUls. who aiked months. not l» In* nnrried. told newsmen ■■- -* ' the move involveil relaxation of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Priest re- “ •"non-discrimination" pledge turned on Monday from Columbia, which required the British to S. C. W h e r e they visited Mr. ant •‘‘‘""f '1 American trade the same B lm o liy fe-feef SUPS' lira. __ t I^bcr ___ raraJ Mrv F'lctchcr and-St___ oth.nr_r*- treatment given bluer areas. lativcs. While there they vulted In Blythwood. S. C„ tha birthpla;n Wool today I* cleaned primarily saving of Mr. Priast’s mother. Rn route with-the use of a specialty preto Sanford they visited relatives - pared potash soap. Your Clothes Dry (leaned 15v C O LO N IA L C L E A N E R S . beats Soap at - ' time in half! The Anchor . Now Is Specializing In I Sea Foods ■ , m- 2- rfl - I ''''" V •j A . • Vel auda keep atocklnga aheerer looking and lovelier longer than even finest soap flakre Vel leaves no aonp arum sticking to delicate threads. . , doea away with aoap-fading. Conti Out And Enjoy One Of Our Sea Food Flatten 50c — 65c — 85c the PAIR Private Dining Room for Special Parlies i . f Walter and Evelyn High (Hole Owners and Operators) * , I& fih * •*»/ ■, Bar Opens At 3 p.m. — Dining Opens At 5 p.m. A IK -C O N D IT IO N E D • * .V a * !. ____ V------------------------------------------------------- — . . i •. •• - r . ' _____ •;'•?* sheexr-looking! And Chicken dfa.iv' • Stockings stay lovelier, Western Steaks i* •v “ . \ We Also Have Choice WW* * • V . M i l d e r b H a n d s ! Vcl la not n no.ip hut nn entirely new nnd different nuds Hint la completely n eu tral. . , m ifter than imap. 3* r-ffj - . u iif b o u h w i p i n g / Wash dislrea with tho now Colgnir-Patmolive-Pcot atuls. Vnl , , %tlun juat rinse, nidi you’ll' ncvcr-Jmvi- lo upend timo _ wiping-' Vt-I Irnvra no ttoiip MCtim or ntrraky rtfin to |Mili»li awny.-Kven ghtaHWitrc drlea a|inr|tlluK clear wit limit wiping. “Fnia and pane g rl clenn with fur Iroa work Iracniiae Vrl rcmnvra grrnoo fnalcr nnd.more romptetely tlinii mkiji ! . Vrl leave* no dinh|mn ring lo nertth mil. Cle.mu diahoa rlraner than aonp; auven up lo liatf ymtr diahwoa)iing tim e! Orlando Highway At French Ave. mm mm wtork/ t f D i s i n e $ ,. g \ a s s u ] a r e / g l e a m - W AY T O SHOP YOUR ONE STOP SHOPPING CINTKR WTRR TUESDAYS Great NBN Colgate- TKE M ODERN Downtown Cleaners and Lai n'n.’dh long Ity Unit I HUM \Kj • BY It* >|t |HUM AN IIOLI.YWOUD. July 22 (4*1 Tinlay'a movie pi--liiM i« arc mak­ ing a h|g mi-take. *ajT* ItoimM Ite n g s n . Tin-- aten’t tm ik iu g enough go.-i wi-tteitts and he a.-cent a , the word "gi»m|," The hambonw' iii-i'tt mid lov* idelit of tl’*' Scire , Actor*•Guild make* Po M-cn’t rite fact tllkl he'yroili* gallop ovj-i the n. • vie prafrie . 1 -In Id- u-n*ou* ar.moie that. |ni-»oul. • * . "Wu'ute tnakrtig tiio niiiuy "p.ii • lor’ storic*.'* lie ,-p .l on the' set of "Mar* Houcii." wlm-li may nt i may not fail tn tlmt c4.i*«ifie t lion. "Movie g.- i ■. have enough their own |<toHem< ii*Uy. When they go lu i-i- pi. tun-.- the) wan: -nine entertainment that « ll o. tl-tiM l rrsiu.-nt ut Worcester, take them nut of thelg own Uveal*' Mrs. Stanley KairukaUi nnd awa) fipm their own Iron (alravc), liie tenner Amu Angau- 'li|r»." aakas, wile ol Hie. revent l.unuBoruife think* the we*tern i aruati Minister ol ralucstion, is le - the attswri. p, ii ted to Pc a prisoner ol live Hus* "But too .iften." be lamented,| *tnn Government, bhc was plated “pimincers will take n stoic ail-1 in a concentration camp by liia •et it in U 'oiitilooi- in nn n'.-l * itussians wlien, the latter occupied tcni|il In toll-I ll we-lrrti. Tha ' iatlmsnia in 1010. Since tl.en, the isn't Ihe w.iv to .lo it." Stale Department and the Bed Ilia *1 —>1. Cross have made u rn attempts to \nicricah •>- : --y. whcie Uumv (in ’ moviefied ch.itni'ei* w>th hit gain her release. tlnlcrnaltonal) — r r U n g J U l l . i v. itiM(t f l a a i f 1 iX v.H TTT 6 'T T T W sliH IriddiI: ll -t",-t clem j yoUNCIIT MOTHIg In M l • v of the Chcbr.v. Mass. Memorial tto plt.il, in m, n Bluffton. 8 . C. nnd F’crnntijlinn, v.\ the < ivil U .o. In- idvi . d, Ja-cnuo- ( M, . slpr|ty Mitchell. IS, wlm g,ve blrjh to n aia-pound. tcn.ruirwe Fla. there enn b- t.m en. ng Lj ^ , . h| ,r> *ihc proud father u Milter Alitchetl, 14. ( I Nternariosol) such a pi.-1.! ' " I . ceil Hollywood | _____ _ _ ____ . ______ . _ ____ Mr*. J . N. Iluulirk nnd Mr*. rnn*t chain-- that , . __ C. W. Ilnniil left yesterday f"i Itrugan • .•imp.riu'ulnt In V\ il/t I i l l * 111 (1 1 ‘t f l l ‘S -d o * 4*! to navigation and their fhiimasyilhv Ga- to ntterid the co|m- W nirn lim puiiiily to pl i ’ * 11. ’ ’ V 'V i . . ' illo tikrges*W h -.im i I .to .the max funetal of Mrs. Burdick's fathvL. -O hlv The \ ali tnl," n *siii y « f j- | )|*i\ 4*11 l\> 1 1 I I f l t W t l\ S* i»mm in an effort to control the TUESDAY The Installing staff of Benin* la ibekah Igxlge No. 4.1 wili me«t the I. O. O. Hall at H.uo )». M. - a practice *<-s>i’in. The Pdnt Club will hold its gular jVusim-.ss meeting in the uritt Center at R:<hi I*. M. Boaid eating at 7:30 I». M. r i i iif.%■ FRIDAY All dav mrcting and ptfftlf! nf I W. 8 . C. S. of tin- Firat -M« ti. iat Church will l»e held nt fd no M. at the home of .Mrs. I!. W. •rron on thr Country Cluii Road. o SPECIAL SER VICE Wool varn* .'ire usual1 g*:ile fioip -liort wo '. , wnrktci yarn*, from long wei-l. Hollywood Social A n d Personal Activities. .. PAC.fi THREW n r t jU v f o &d hf.rat.d. SAVFnnn. fi orida - - - One Day Dry Cleaning Service tom I) _ »-■ JESDAY,_ -JULY 22, 1917 . -a- _____ _ . . -L _ IIK H A l.tl. HANFORD- r u i n m * iV ( *. - — i �1 '.'X ;: PAG! 1 •M M M M H I — — ' ■■— * 4. i S S 5 - ~ 2 r r —' THE SANFORb HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA PAGE FOUR ' TUESDAY, JULY 3 --- ---------------------------------“ T 1 C Fans Set To Honor Buddy Lake Lake • 1T R ei Set By AH II The l. F t l l l Cb| t * o gar, to cuTitl. , » td « unbsnl .th e D.l hill 1 1 1 * 44 hit b. ny Jom i *d ‘*nt il while J. , VMrl Al ed tor fiatur) conli *t lit tin % second Tllr I In tin game *■’ b'tt llm the Ha i In a nil vlctoiv U k c i» the ritih In D.Ltuck hu t 'u k a Seven II •lid iet ' Ckp. • Inning* galurda iMlO'l two cor ' stvndttij , Ford e. O r l a n d o Slated T o Saints Gain Lead Gy Jack Sards . iHOOTING FOR RECORDS - Appear Here For As Sens Trip G-Men A 11 r action ; Fed CAVE P E R R IS 'b , Joe Juries, lanky Orlando Sen­ A Tilt Ends In Tie ator righthander limited the gc :foeJ c e p soy pet*cAet?( 15 Gainesville G-Men to one liftty vies FetsdevCs <?eor«o c f Woei FALATKA. July 82, (Special)- last night to rack up a 4 to 0 shut Danny Lsstitv, former Ssidcid out victory over the University Ceirrv Fed shortstop now playing City nine to drop them /rum (he for the Palatka . Araleas, made a league leadership. clean theft of.home in the inttom of the Sixth fiaroe lierr last night _ ,Aa the result of thr Uaineavtll* to* knot the hall gatie * ' ' 1 tu 4 defrat tlie St. Augdstln* Skints before the cohtesi waa*ealN3'after went Into league leadrrlhlp onte again by virtue of their 7 I" i . a ’diJug.. of_iaiib i decision over the DrLamHftrtHttTT Tonight Jh r lorals.entertaiM the „ lr Ancient City last night Orlando.-Senators In a twin t i l l : „ . . . . .. . . that is scheduled to get under way Man Karp nskl, hefty left field at C;46 o’clock. th e ronleM her •t hir thr Hainta. lMded a home f.u. the left field wall with Ihe been designated as "Baddy l.ak over give the Might" Ly the Sanford fan». uhJ Laiepathx Jammed at* honoring, the jovial Fed athlete Saints thslr margin of victory, hint scorer. for his display of ability and sportsmanship tn'Dvhsnd HntuiJay Gainesville (kg) t>00 OtW—O I 4 ino 001 ui \ - 4 S 'S * evening when he tosred lit nor.*- Orlando leis inr.tngs and won his own lilt lliles and Dulaney; Jones and with a luftv home run over the. Batts, right field wall of Conrad IV k Inj Dehaud. ’ Dehand 010 001 003 —> 12 1 Late will likely toss the U|Midng St. Aug, 000 00 b 20 * —7 10 till of Ilia runt,-it and fldl Stan-, Kinnanion. ft. Perea and Waddell; ton It rla lrj In h« tulle the mound Hr tidier, Karptoskl and Slillwell. sasignui.nl fur ti.** Mcond game Gene Majur aud fieri. Perk, ele the prohihl." eamtldates f it Ihe nOiock atslgnmrni from Manager le u Devil of the Senators. The Feds seoitd time runs in* f r o m t i lt * T.-> 0 . 2 M OR& i>4 SACM O F Mis F t ^ r r F o u r . C O M M EN TS and on Araks boot aggtevatio.i m u ul Ihe S enfold tlielr fourth S ID E L IN E S H A R RY WAU IN JUNIOR BOYS i PA C E HIT t e n n is t o u r n e y SOUTH BEND, Ind„ July 22, m -H ta d e d by Jop-seeded Her-, bert (BuddI) Hehrena, most favorilia advanced Into the third round today of the Western Junkn and Hoys Tenuis Tournament. Both singles and doubles matches were: scheduled today on the Noire Dame , and South liend Leeper Park, * Courts. Behrens. National Inierechotas:! - |if Champion from Fort Lauder- 1 ; dale, whipped Jack Vincent of Madison, Wii., d-l, rt-2 , and Cur-| j lit Beusman of Oak Park, III., fi-O, 6 -2 , to move into the third round in the junior divjsion. The only seeded player in both* divisions to lose In yesterday's opening matches was Hamilton Richardson, from Baton Rouge, lut., seeded no. 2 fh the liuys sec­ tion. The Louisiana hoy wa* de­ feated l.v unseeded Joh.t Sain at Ian of Detroit, 2-6, 0*7, M-n,- Top seeded Dick Ho1yr<>>l of Del Kay, Fla., top seeded in the Iu ys' division, won nls second round match against James Bently of Toronto, Ont., 6-1, 6 - 1 , after drnw( dngva ftrut H A B O fV kJ-*— I * f MDSfT 4„4trfUe* In 'Gte Dick Mouleduus of New Or-1 House, Sen. Arthur Cap)>cr (left), leans, second seeded in the junior Brpublican of Kunias, marks Tils division, drew a first round five* 62nd birthday by cutting a cake in jn d in hit second round mulch dl*. I Washington*Singing a blrtlulay ___ of _ _D<>nald . __ M Wold, Wilmette, .. - *: «grrrtink *W A— Si m .*» A »ks„.a Ic 2USA AtexiI fd,W_ 'pote.l ton Capper I*e 4Sen. n».. 6 -0 ; 6 - 1 . andar Wiley (IMVIl.). Senator In other junior matches yester- Capper has served In life Senate for i dav Barney Segal, Tarnpn. beat 28 yean, two less than Sen. Ken­ Dan Christian, Kalamsioo, Mich , 6-4. 6-1 and Steve Bromberg, Det­ neth McKellnr (D-Tcnn.), who la roit, 6 - 1 , 6-2. Another Tarnpn play­ tho oldest ScnrPir In number of (fntcrnaiional) er Bob Sierra, lust In a second yuanscrvciL round match In the buys division I.' Wldlney Heed, Alameda,'Calif., -■ul T ill, la t n l. B -i; 6 -L “ * T u S m i *• l i * » r » n « u o l e ‘L “ * ’ in" “ - ‘ n4 H, AMI HUH HM’K WITH, JH Afttr ll»* out Blinding tilt iu I _ ni Ltnd S*turd«y night, Mr^irftl S j i i * ‘l td Madjr»kl ford fan* appeared before the San-, a number of comments have !• ul 11aw Lb)I Aifoslition und i** !,#**•m aim ! Iti th* past frv^ itd>s tlDciltd that they h.- allowed to cor,rernlitg Ihe hiring »f*rFd Mad sponsor the “Untidy lu-ke Mylit , (l]ly tu, ,Sailf()l j Celplx i i ami statu! that they would set r ,y Fed a. * ■U d l «l 4hr * ' ' ll1 w** P/uperly i»m , Those who have been ennahiere tralheH r-v pilled by * suitable I d’ legattofl move have taken little uf e«llfnt rejm ieoluig tho fans ul (ho .Siu -.,(1P f , cU „f the matter Into rollDcl.vnd O ils o ilu el S A S I 'U l I P ford Celery I ul* , rldrratioti and think that Ihe banf i .u i u . v il l, u l l.,,s b U M a m !■< -Those Initrumenlal In conduct- ford llasehall Aapwiatlon Is a fil­ |i«t.u;ift et O s yto ris II'* .' put* of ing the bight In.Tuded 11. A. Cobh,|He touched fot not idling Ihe fuiin ____ ____ S H I ....................... I'rt 1,11 _ „ _ ll M SI i. u Maiuuela, Jaek llall, VTaller-rr Oriandn Senator back*tojr im- j Mt»n Qualifying1For T*S m contest :> .liMi tx N -w Y o rk llaynea, Sr., Rnv Mann, Dr, A. W. mediately, *7 jb j;. * »4 I i , 1 roll League IMihlic Links Tourney Epps, Sr,, ''Monk" |].^mett, "Sflllt" Actuallv there are n niiinliel of i lb 10 ,AIV t ! 4 Uost'in uniuu* Galloway, Jack tiiirdy, fJ. t*. Hern- problem* Involved 4»k I* «< t; i'hllad*lhl* In Minneapolis, Minn.] "Y esl# (M IU , dun, F. A I'filrnei and o tlfii. Firat of ail MadjenkT Is a“ veter-1 ..it 41 C l« v .i* ii.t tripped mi* i >*b Chicago Palmer wa. named chairman o f , an player, apd mi Florid* Stale 474 SB 4 zt 41 that w tVf.ilil.iul.in the group and has completed nr l league club ran have inur * than MIN'NKAI'DLIH, July 22. IJ'i Hi. I , iiiU 31 *S« .177 Sl'v railing rangem. ul-. l .r-lh e gala offair, three vela on their active roster al I It was bring that score down or ll v , 4.. 1. \ fstrrilay yltlcd t P l.n in n t B TA TK LRAIHK Palmer stated that there would be>j any one time. At preeent the! miss (lit- championship flight for IN*' ysn t* m h .it n U .l i man wa ■ I w iv i on , N A T I O N A l. I .i : A l i l K enough nun preiet'.t to comtdrtrl Feds have their guola of claeved some ICO public fee course golfers THir.l l *Alien.iin, IS xe ■ill inning. T* * * . M the job, so that *v«ryijn«vwlll have, men. Haddy l.ake, Waltn Ha. today ns tlie National Public I inks t i s l n . s i i l l . Is il sir 4 llr .n 'b ir ri y-S*nfi Al ibe oppurtniiuy to patA ipal* ir,| rington and Manager Don Murray tournament went into The limit IM--'rut ■ITI «4 l> ‘ 1 » P»* N ,w V erb «A ninth I Oils rutu (J Al* TV* llo tln n qualifying phase. . . the acllvily by iy giving a contnhu- sra Ihe three vateran playert for tv theliacl HANFOItl) |] II ,171 t l tlie iocala. HI, l.'.tli, ' IV lion, whither II oe large ur sin a Figuring lliat itwill lake n 38'=agar D< P ita lk s Iv II . 41 * 1 T 4 .'III. Illlin It 41Suppose that Ihe club ehould to the autstanJing Fed utility man hold a c r e of about ICI or la'IU-r le,il|iir| Jt I j 131 IS ...With h C blcsgo 40 lalaaie Buddy l.ake. 'iliey wouldi UM'IINII IS II to get into the pairings for mni.-ii Dsylon* 171 >7 P )iM ail,labla 17 into it * be telrating Ihe luoal valuable, r t f 1 _i lle tq 'lt V r i l i H s r |day which starts Wedncwlay, P litib u ru O U follow* »» t i i‘ ,1 I j player in the league. Walter Hai. oiisagu .c _ U a Ui»i.yUl4.- a. — Lii.-ie W.-ie.al.out 27 win. appeared and a Mhiiir.tr a if 1 « •» 4 £ 1 rington u.tme_af-ilia U *t uuifiei'D*— T)ari,ioa It,.tl. at l^oliura-, |i|hI. almost certain of a place. I'hote i „ l t e Augiullne ?, D*lMind 1. Silvers. Mttritifkf: lb— a n In the clteuil and everyuii" will 4 27 scored 73 or better in toe first I ftk* ill Psl.rbs 4. HANFOltD I IcalM BrldK agree that Manager Murray it ihe w.l around* J I H-holes of qualifying yesterday. ny Mt> best sreonr! ssrker ***n in lhe»e S p a * They can slip five stroke* In T y ler? Tyler, il narts in many a moon. today’s IH holes. That would give Td.il Fort. At present the Murraym. ii hsvi Ketllet. p I them 78’s or better to g'r with U. C^ Patrick J . Boyle, of Kv-detb. one of the smoothest hpetallng Monday's count. Conceding that Minn.; and Thomas Mailow of, infields in tlie league- Supp'r-.n • Total* is « « x ,„. making of wire ia uni- of alt 2 7 'would gain spots in ihe Portland. Ore., who was the last Lake or Murray wrrr dlo|i|..'d r .Islha ehrmpiunship flight left 37 places tu fiiuah. ~hiKnt uthrra mktch»*<! ^f,,. tnott ancirnt mi^l-workirifir from the Fed lineup ami then itu* i •s- i a • a Still open for ID of the f^pld of i'Hi uf 72 while 12 more rounted rraft«. Puna**, tti r t i I i Irani did not go goo<t.. What routdi 171) that started yesterday. Come*, t J O u t • lie done then? Il would lie tco| M Buck, lb r e i U * lata in liie season In try to start 1 terns of hut one from the field, liir.iinj Weather, H * a r r v (I'nlllie Arthur Mootu of Memphis, Tcnn., tu rebuild I lie Frd infield. t'auiki.. , t tl € < i Buck. had to undergo an appendicitis We think that tl woiill lie a t'lrtlr: rl I r—t I i OanitiO 111 operation, was termed try Joseph t- <* i r i mistake to lake on a veteran play­ thaibn Li.O i. «* i i 1 t i er at this stage of tlie game. If Dey, executive. secretary of the piiti*. Po.cuerh**, i ti o v gaullcfe United Ktate* Golf Association, aa Madf*ski were a limited service P J a w MiHaietaii. Linton , unusual, lie said usually three or inan, w» would be the first to -d L»«m, . mor<f drop out before tee-off time. Teui» rocate thr Fedl* securing his *er. Pter» by innl.it* vices, hut sinre he Is a -veiertm Willfred Crossley of Atlanta, k e n l i .r i l -St* »dli «player, »e would Ihlnk (tint ii Ga . Avery Beck of Kaleiglt. N. C.. Piletkc, ¥11 * 1.1 am) Dnhtiid Duster^ of St. I'l.ul, K rrcr.i I U* in. i s I *li* P iwltra would he unwise to break up an M* Ms" I Mirra -|, I,, aggregation thst is functioning OKftK AID AOMINISTf AICR Dwight Gil*wold ti shown ahakini lands Minn., I d the field In yesterday's ll i.f lt Iml. fit Ul Tykr, S tu rlie lif. ir .n l , l-s.li,, I. Wea tmootfdy fur a wild shot in ihe K«li»r(: first round, shooting two undfcrwith Click Cliarg* D’.y fe u ii *"u'il i:..,n.imnu-Gouiai {left), as lia llu n * T wu-l.fc.. tilt* r a i l , rli,l Hetflni dark. par 70s over the 6 ,474-yard Mea>’* j f '*. k l *l*ii baiaei W a a i l ie r * . i lu r b No one ran deny the fact that bojids '.tl* President j pilvale plane, "ih e Independent-*"; in W: iiiii.-;duwbronk Municipal CourtI-r.ltr* ( • r r l l l i n ( . s t i l t s , t.wll «. Brld*. toii. lot ins nigtit to Alliciu Uristviild dlsrlosed recently that SJFOOD.OeO he Fed* are firat division bound »a*e*> ksur H* a p*uiaa s n ... anvtin Just one strike behind warn An­ o n bail*: o f f K m l e * I f l t i i c i w r b , , Let's not stop this drive by will of Am#ilean iighiing e*ulpmenl was going to Greece to rhuk up­ Fcifl. drew J . Oliver!, of Washington, (Interna miial) J. a d i t h t l i i ) i Ktruih uolr by changes In the basic structure of rising*. Hr was accompanied by a sa-tiiim staff. BiM.il, K, i|ir* I ilnirfiti hta I, Mtriahigsi r III r nit Uoituarhas 1 in I t . lha Fed team, Here *n There Inn.ns*. « .u r n | s li, r o u t There are about 12 .liffertnl I 'a i p r r . K ,| | .,.k M .. 1.l,> T.m w i Not many Hanfotd fan* really There are Ira garden-, in Java «*m» I tl Tstale jppreciafed several sparkling piny* aperies of walnuts, eight or tune whirh rise, as ld(Lli as '..(HK) foet a—riot (lull werr e«emted by Walter Har of whirl! are cultivated. sl.'ive sra level.’ h — a 'p .. _______ ___, r— rington It last Friday Night'i ronghl i cor P tlslk i Douglas fii (reel raiuiut i*p«rA tiiri.lngtou state hat Mi .p e r­ lest playrit in Ihe Muncllpal Par kS lifer H imiiuh s il ill of Its land area W foies'. 1 with the Del.and Red Hals. In oduce lii their own sliade r N f l i n p H T f i n W n t t i o n fotu,h fr,,n» W.*11 nlppe.1 Gene Tr*»ih Clolek al first b a ir io axecule a vtlvetr iwtn killing after catching t drive klte^C bv Mario Feres. In. the fifth In­ ning Harrington threw a pctfe< I . . _ sulky to Buddv l.ake at third bs,e W i c h i t a f a l l s , Tev to eaten catch noy Roy ivnrp|ier, Knrp;ier, who lRn—1* 11 r i .l tii i , , nhll>' '"'. in wnii was sliding ln,° intu *ke the b»g. bag. Knepper Knepper wai was t »nl. . Troithv cun I ml I 'ln 00 •MfttllH on <the move from from first first biso In*,, after lifter 2 tonP of th *’ Nallna.4 f h ,,,T «>" >>• more MUt’ l Ted Rosa had singled into intu right o s was was in in lire ihe possession n ^ L ml' toinv , ^ ' Pllc film ii ora. of e u ij ftu*» had singled r „ * . « t i « . right »„tHlaMU j g t - r * ; i ’j s s a a e a s H a il* pee tv r . * , attended Ihe DeI -ami-Sanford doub' . I 7 ar-on ! h,‘ ,rop.hv ,JV •mheader In DeUnd Baturday awing 4.6WJ point, during the ) 6 - „ix hl. One aid colored fan. who Nullrt* ia hereby given to the owners mid-itr agunta TwiH-Cl**1 % ltl# {Io* rtn* a'«,i*<y of had been watching lha IB Inning America Im polnli were based on aDectacle walked over to ono "f of ell Heal Property within the City of Sanford, altituil*. distance, goal flights,• the Hanford players and handed • u - Jii l»U» j *n * ** * r * n<^ tut Atbar Uni a dollar bill to b* pasvej on is lb# Florida, that it ia the Intention 'of the Tax F.quali-Ota, * Ufu ,.p , v/r r . n ’ to Buddy U U The fellow stated wh.ra e " / \ r n' inl* •l0’1 ff®* no mo* than this, but ration Hoard of the City of Sanford, Florida, to in­ a a‘« ■ L° . * ’r w**, 1 I want Mr. Buddy to hava this for Woulg • ‘ flUPPlon and given s ' the good'game he Jea* piUhed." »ul(*t crease the assessed valuations on all Real Property tropny. ^ >n outstanding examine j f wkq f Her accomplishments inctudcl! American sportsmanship. . ' . W# a Gat ten per cent for the year 1D47. two new national record* and •> Want to Uke our hat off to Julian ■ new International women's'recordi Stenatrom for his fins job of vefor altitude flying. Her plane soar-' porting \he DeLand contests Sat­ ed to 7.006 feet. urdrv evening. Julian was tn the The City Commission of the City of Sanford, More than 76 awards of cash air for over four hours and wa* **'■» distiibuted among the other going ** strong.at tha and a* he Florida, will sit in final session as a Tax Equaliga102 pilots who competed In the waa at th« Beginning. Three cheer a for a lob wall wall done. tlon Board-at 7:80 o’clock P ,M„ August 4, 1947, Gimiy I Named liulllt (1Top 1(||| Woi noniail Sailplane Pilot NOTICE ^ to act upon the proposed Increase in assessed val­ GRAND OPENING -o f t l » ItBW LONGWOOD HOTEL Longwody Florida uations, and all persons .desiring to file objections or complaints shall have an opporturiity tb be heard at this meeting. /TODAY For a full dliincr and A LaCarta to 8;00 p. M. 1Z Flna fooda properly aervtd dally In a 1 H. N. SAYER CITY CLERK. unique atmosphere. B M M M n ' -i -lJLl.:a. ■ fj V:;; ■- r- -Vflf-rtZ u" •’ V .- ’ * ^ ■ C O N T IN U E a n w a iLml 'Si.*.**^-* . -, * NEW YORK. July Harry Walker of U>* j Phillies continued to pi tional League hitlersLou Boudreau, playln of the Cleveland India American League leotle DiMaggio of the New Walker, the Heel balll er of Dixie uf the Dodgers, hanged out 22 times at bat durin through Sunday’s gam hit average from .341 Mnggio clubbed six hib four games, white Bo held to three safeties tu the plate, to pase 1 ,337. George Kell of Detro with .328 and Ted Will with .327. Next in line were Lu Chicago, .321; Johnny tan, .318; George .Met York, .311; Hob Di Louis. ,310; Harney Mr adelphia, .308 and Diet Detroit, .307.. ■WatkeCs'leftd*over ; tine of Pittsburgh, hia suer, is 2il points. Thi fielder climbed Gum the runner-up spot, I average from .300 to .1 YESTERDAY'S f Bruce Edwards, Dod in four runs in the B game 7-4 win over the three singles; singled ning run In the ninth ii 4-3 second game. Dutch Leonard, Phi an knuckleballar won J grifii>wf the seison a four defeats by lintitil ntps-to rive f.lts a, tl, H-L j Tbp principal foe of is (be polar bear. �V * — h • S P A T . JtT t Y 22. ,191 7 revival.-In »hort,_thvre mug.t he a quid pro. quo. “ Thu* far the tignt have been that ‘ while ItuMia It uneasy the hain’t the alighrst intention of cooperating with Western demo, ero d e,, or o f allowing thr tm-mhcra of her bloc to do m, If sb,- ran help it. That **if,**hjr ll|o way, it a very lug one, and fur two readme. iih w it t " Ma c k e n z ie AP Foreign Affair* A n ilfti A» the hnltli- of European Hor* t under way tt U producing me strange though lyplesl ctlcs in tho part of Ruaili and r vgtcllltrs. The Mo,row press is mantainlng gplSUl hnuage of.. pYnpsgauda gfhst the Marshall eeomic prom nnd th o ' Paris- conference, it declare* Is* doomed la __ . ’ At the .same time ■ih«* mmunist newspaper Prnvda rrrd* that tho Eastern European linnii are IntfrwAid' In Rotting Red Slate* credit*, though ditly .from America and not rough Britain and Franco. Thia ItoWn tho onnounoomont hy Po. I ltd, nftor she had turned thumln ten nn tho rcormintc cooporatinn at she cx|»octed help from the S. A. -1 0 m thia distance that would nt to ha about like saying: *'Wo i going to fight your oconomic rnject to n finish, hut » r rgpeet oil to fJrnlsh tl* with the where* Ithal to do the Job." Still, tho Western dcmnrrarir* re taking all this in stride, with nrufflod tempera. The door reain* open for Ru**ia and hor Rowers to participate in the ecuomic program. ” wevor in formed tour ref in have-made it - clear the countries nf Kastrrn urope can iiencfit only to tho gtenl nf contribution* they make o the geiioral Europe economic In the first plan- the Katlein Idoe of nation* isn't or......mirnll) sclf-fontained or anything like it, and it th rrrfn ir trolly need cooperation with tho rr»t o f Kurope. Secondly, as pointed » ,t ’p .n prcvjou* relumue- the Soviet Idoc is a very qh.:.. i.i« icause It l» made up of liK'rty l .v. Ing countries whirh ulwa/t haw* fought ’ infringement nf their independence. Tllrie i» nn doubt that Cieehoelavklsi and '•one oi||. rr memlicra of thr Ru-'iap Idoc are most unhappy .over thr trrnd of a ffair*, and want to pat ticlpatv In th e ,P a ii* conference; Of course, much will dc|iend on the eeonomir trrnd in Europe in the immediate future. The situation a* a . wlitde i» mighty had. but the rnpsviisus of the egperts is that tiling, will got worse U-fnir they get tietter. Then thr i|UrsUntl ariim, nf wliat parts of Europe are going to i f hat •lest hit. In this connection wo mustn't overlook thr possibilities of ,|r. liberate eeonomle *al»d*ge in some countries wfterr the battle of tho isms I* hot. Take Italy and Fratirc. for .maniple. These * theta two hard-hit nations, and the tame it true In lets degree In some, other states. Communism | thrives on eha'ot you know. Moanlime down in the Rilkens, whelping giound of wsi*. theeommuoist onslaught to bring tircere within the fled fold. ha* Iwen intensified. Heavy fighting Is proceeding between tirrek regular, troops and Red gner-lla* who are said hy Athens to I* harked by Albania, YugmUria and llulgaria. The I'qited Nations Ifkikan Investigating Commission In a majority irport cqnfirnu. this charge. Tire situation Is ‘ Increasingly dangerous, not only for i . . . . . e. hut for the grnrral pear.* of the Balkans--ami may lie the world. I I.AtttlK LOT, lo l.ti^-k* out 9 W O RK W AN TED West First Stn-rt. Write I*. O. IFRO/.KN FOOD l.OCKKR FOR Bus 1437, Sanford. RENT McnL-ruring .-wid smok­ EXPERT painting rontrart or roien Food; ing. All kind* of Flop hourly-basis. 8 ."< h ' tilogan; ■Processing and Storug--. Vtsil i TH'() LOTS, 2ltd and drd lot* N. Free estimates. Phone 78L J. YoiurTuicker I'liint. Central Klorof corner of (iene\u Ave., «>n. itla tfuitk Ffeete and .Storage' East Side uf Mtllttnitile Ave.;, FLOOR HANOINti A finishing, illuck of ft bits, just off Mel but-1 Co. -lot W. Kith St., Sanfoid, A waiing. Our putter ville on Hay Street. Sit-, Mb ii <-‘ cleaning unit eualilrs us to w-ol. sllelc --------------------------------------Bbiitt. Sbtirt’s Camp. Plmn.- t.'o. there is no elcrlric »urine*-llo-t iLF.RY farms. 17 r u n mid 4802. nvatlalilr. 21 yrals e spelu-nt-. aeres. Call Mrs. It. It. I'ip II. SI. tile«*u|i. Lake Maty, Fla. pin, 402-J. 5 A R T IC L E S F O R S A L E 1 FFICE space in Mclsch Building,: 1 0 B u sin e ss; O p p o rtu n itie s (utrgo Kghi ufires, newly decor­ •FLOWERH ated, all utilities, heat and .Uni­ foe all occasion* tor service furnished. Call IttJH* McNHILL A YOST FLORIBTH ROD PINO agenry fur Semilmiq W. IL tt A. Itopt, Sturt. County. Bargain Price. \Vrite Blpe* Ave. Just off Celery bo* 7U, C/11 Herald. fARM FOR RENT 20 arris sub o ffic e ph. 40.1 resident's i,h. dlU R Irrigated truck (arm. 11 arte*- BERT'S SEW MACHLNK H IltiF •wrelts; » —T-afoom—dwHllRf 12 SPECIAL SFMVICE3 ■fiew A Used Mschtnt-s r.aht house*. 2 largo-barns. Electrifying A repairing -ill makes.! 7. ----------------------------I1C French— Pitan* II'JO Thoroughbred Berkshire Breeding p p e i i s i toFl'yvnl only with I Boar for set vies. Phono f.i'i-J. farm. On Cameron Avenue, S M A L L garden plow, heap- »IW, Blue lliid Tavern. East side Sanford, Fla., phone .Magnolia AVC. * IM-R. P. O. Ilo* H8 d. K. B. FOR REN T—Floor ssnder, Easy Stowe.' NKW and slightly used phono-' Reasonable rales, ham fONVALKSCE.N i IIOM K — Will graph lemrd.v Ifi.cents trull. 8 (K» * " ' ' '• '" l * ‘Bass Co. Phone open yltiiy lath at t'huimila, Magnolia AVo. 'Itw|Fla. Ill miles S E. nf Sanford — 18 mllpa N. E. of Orimido. I (lit >IAI,H BOlHiK - PLYMOUTH Large screen ami open porches Large quantity uf old ni’tfstjjtperJ. I'AUTK AND 8JCRVICB nil *n*.’iaiw to ait and enjoy the cool btees.viv 3 cent* per pound. The Ifevsfd. 109 1'slmrtiu A vs. Phan* lo ll ie. T-ir(re I<akq, Catherine CONCHE1K SEWER PIPE ftlStt fftmuda and walk* safe *» auto traffic. Large lobby aitd SEPTIC TANKS, Krca-ui Traps, YA-DE ninth proofing lasts b Blocks, Aluminum Windows and Years. Uses your wnolsns moth rooms. Real Southrm cooking. proofed now. Downtown CleanScreen*. White eeltient, Palm, Brick construction. Can accomo­ Perma-tile. Hurricane brae «• «r* 4 l-anndry. 113 Palinetu, date 25 only( Phone or write for Ave. Phone 014. Miriub- Cnnetete Curtipstty, 3U9 reservation lit once, Ovieuo IMrtll Elm Ave. Phone 1333. or Dr. Martin. Oviedo 2 'IIJ or write P. O'. Ibi* KI7 Chulnotn, Tuning and Rspalrlng. L. I. Fla. Reasonable rate*. Large Recorder radio phouugraph com­ Hill, Res. flll-W.__________ ' sedan for g u n si to visit their bination. The Music Ilo*. 119 W. doctor. SIGNS 1st 8 t. Phone Oft!. •Show rants and potters osmnado Baach ruoms, very rea­ O-rtUK'H MICiN s r r V ic h d a b le . Mr*. Fred Allen, 404 FOIl SALE—Llmeroek for drlvs- ■o. D . Undress. Phon3 1011 Crawford Road. Coronado Beach, wavs slid roadway*—Phons Fla. . - 1241. RADIATOR8 cleaned and repair ed. Cohen Radiator Shop, J0t BEIlROOM apartment, hot wat 2 mite* r-ut ■roXEIKi T L K Ilh —lomnlet# lino- Hanford Ava. Ph. 354-W. #r, gas,-telephone. ~(j§[ 11uni's Tuxedc F e d fitura. Orlando highway. Ph. tffll-VV. Painting, plastering and minor Furnished and unfurnished apmtB a tte r*, A Bs.tery Charging, t *V. Uth. rnont. Adults only. 2300 Mel__ IL H. POPE t O. INC^____|LAND C L E A N I N O AND lonville._______ _____________ ------------------V 1 to r en t ^ Cub cruiser, 100 lip. 3 piper. Just I recovered. ^ f’sll 235-M. j 5 ROOM apartment hy permanent resident*. Call Huffy 4 CEII.INC fans for sal*. larnov's Drug Store. 8M - 1 L or 8 room unfurnished housr or ' will eiehangti rented rt room Paints. Poultry Supplies, Nall*, INirina Fe,-<l*, Hroerries and h o u s e on Sipes Ave. near Air Meal*. Touch ton A Watson, 1201 Base. Mrs. Archie Welter. I*. O. Celery, Phone IUW. Bog. 86 . Sanford. DELAY T Have a new fcltrhIREAL ETfATE FORSALE WHY en eahincl designed and cust nn built now hy C. J . (Jantt VY<xidATTRACTIVE 0 room ahop. Phone 779-W. „ e and two large Iota, with plenty of fruit—Spanish design­ House, trailer f*ir sale. Cheap. 911 ed stucco on steel—recently re­ MapI* Avr^___ ____________ decorated and In good sound condition. Owner leaving rity A R T IC L E S w a n t e d and will sell completely fuml.ih 6 DRAINAGE. I NKW CATER­ PILLAR DKIHEJ— HULLIMWU ER8 WITH P A L M K T T 'i RAKER T WO 3/4 YD DRAGLINES. EQUIPMENT NOW IN THI8 VICINITY NIMNICHT CONSTRUCTION CO.. ORLANDO, FLA. PHONE 2-2981. RENT A CAR VOU DRIVR IT PHONE 2M RiWICKLAND-MOHUIHON U DHlVE-rr, INC, " SEE US FOR MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING AND TYPING CREDIT BUREAU OF 8ANFOKD 116 N. Park Phono 180 4EWLY constructed 6 room home, Mrlal turning lathe. close In on comer—3 lot* partly WANTED EXPERT RADIO REPAIHINi* Telephone S. planted in young eitn is—needs Fred Mysra, 111 E, »nd I t . some finishing inside which pur­ Highest cash price paid for used ATTENTION MOTHERS chaser could cmjiplet* nl hi* furniture. Ted Davis F Tniturr —DIAPER S E IIV IC K 0||n convenience. Large R*r Co. 311 K. I*L PH. 98PBaby Valvst furnishes bmplla! *4Q, workshop, and storo room rivsn^tcrils diapers and damlorop concrete floors. Owner had WILL TRADE 1939 modal A Ford Isad container. Economical and and 40 acres land for 1957 or . built for his own home, pow later model Ford or Chevrolet ' aafe. Fully medically anpenved | forced to .tell by chang# of em­ Call Daytona 2487-W collect for In good condition or will sail ployment. $6^ 00 . details. 96 diapers, 12 a w ee; liDroved and unlmprove I front both. J . 0. Mitchell, I t , 2, Bog "F1HBT IN JIAHFORP" * * * on Federal Highway 17 and 168. Sanford. FRED W. BKNOF.B A JOHN- W.-Ds-MOORK , m 1 Ha, 8 Ute Bank Bldg Phene H I* * -V TRACTOIt MOWING - W* mow vacant, lots, roadside* or large acreage*. Phone 41 o r 167-J, HELP WANTED— EXPERIENCED celery grower er trained farm manager for la m TRACTOR AND TRUCK WORK. Let u arieir building tots. plow. In Zallwood are*. Cood pos lion I INSURANCE _ Ing, harrowing, fill dirt, dirt 1 MORTCACE IA)AN» for right party- A-Dud* k Sons, moving and new ground work on THONIK M. BALL, Rfallag Oviedo, t'hj’ne aib lr______ JoU or farms.L Phone 439-W. Broker and C. D. Forrester,r, RL I, Bog 99. GIRL for tashirr A cosmetic eoun ----- ._nr* Agent Ur. also soda girl- Uflejf * Drug 4 . Florida State Bank Bldg. S t o r e . _________ 14 LOST * W, two Story, three \ * d room Salesman and collection for whlu *wne.. Two ear . Vn Insurance debit, age I J - L . Sal­ ItKWARD'.for return of Mark A lot lid r 140 in Mayfair. ary and commission. Write llog while cat. picks* up near Hill's Ill sell unfurnished or furnished. Bar.- Phone 883, I. j)._*L caie Herald. W -E V - ifcu. khtaT k ’i ' \ - i*V* - India Will Remain Colorful In Spite Its I'll BATON I.IIOVHI - NKW DELHI; *tn no IV it , happen* to the-two newly f.itr,;irs^ Indian natiort*. they will i. ■co-ri for n long lime avtnong :!•»■ r- ■-! colorful spot* of the world Mahhinia* still mle ftirv ig i their capitals ill tudid-<>,clt ,i luelr oo elephant* from w- n ■ iiiiuiv JiutoUfiil sf evoims.l ■ ily , Vrrn?,YTTj , Sl.t«u then the dll NixTilii a*» » Irrfiilt*fl fft*m fbi • ttl- iVil^ Ting. ■nil in j - .(tiitt'r n >t- -ti. ■then. n>‘slotfIv'ift- -. 11 fi il'lrtrlr I V j the flis-i;, cbUfkliti.- rlv- »- h"'i- tii.trt. •• rr 1 1* ^ta. 1 i‘. .1 1 hairl tim*', wen't iny," •' .ldlui . 1 o f th . c ln ii 'i l, , lit four hundteil vttn tian work in In.lm. wt: no in <upp<iit iri-fKvni Chr-iutn impillaiioii tala died t. million of th.i million .|i..|e.lalino. ms t'nrU-Vel li­ lt , .lie in to- i lion- MK. MR11CII \NT * Tl . • s m s ; famuf. lh * M M of THE..r *. * A%>*tuiues of gtarmg -loi .om Mif** uu;n* 'I lim it MIV Vtm n r«ini > a ilav J Mehncsi long'Jt-r got >■ in j b r world ate <oin*n<o, ..tnilir: III ON VIII 'A t l l wpar. Itlchness in j. wrl tu t jet Vale ITltiVt t Until ujvl* • It II II t o Hit n '-rti* ill'll. '' "omil goml* .> no! t i t :.'*■! . I t- . • : i . in tlth (Vw^t IN till* I'M i — \ » where in lh ; world uml l«-ul U1 United Stilt* (ioVefty »*t degrading tho i i n animlit* fa-e la-tler. Anrieni iilnot*t ituthi, U rdu V \ IU II.i:> V E N K T IA N lll.IN D S inter* ahd more r».*’ii! . n^l tiiin iiii'- Vlit-i It, .till if til Muslim mortarrh* >-f lu-P t I .ce Aluminum 1 vd-ir -: Pott krd ‘Aluminum set t i j u b t i o i , o f - la V l.t .b .p b tp j I A Me - Per l ire I -llm.ile •baiiiv. unrelrnUng ■» ■ V.'. S I L V I A S • til? \V. Kiiliittpit -. Orluntlti ami faiiatiristn loo g a r ' i . it for firtiun. ■ ",. I'lutni* 2(tj71i!l Th<- greut fuuii«i’m': •uturyi Muslim ruler »f M-ltd. M.t.iiin-1 tiui! Il-ii Tiighluk !«•,,. ,i *• atnyv, had once ktllv.l u- r* «Ph?1 FOK T H E B E S T ICE CREAM n Imn-littl t Ihminu 1 *- IM lngj 111ti«f1 1 #iji n Nin^If «Inv. Try Akl-nt thr l!i«-nt, ttbn .,i .. im.u-;:' mislv nri'ivhl a «!* !« *.*.»i r-.-ni 1 •»»III *4»*i|- 4 Du, >n Klirntiotli «t ‘ii NICK'S OWN ICE CREAM MI.J . . I 1 11 - n i l r* II i»ssi»iame45LMiilimrttCrttgytCjC-. spin* t,. i|i — sCramI ■ . Ktatr»ComniiHNi(m To Meet In Orlando FO K HUNT a n ted tCINTUTI PRIf All TO PHOTOOIAPH ATOMIC NUCLEI TALLAHASSEE. July 22. IHpe•ialt—Tho hiatr; frame am! Freeh Water Fish Commission sill meet in Orlando Aug. tt to approve a p r o p o s e d 1H47-4R eonsruratlon program and set up an operating, budget for the fiscal year. The meeting, to lw held irs the Angehilt Hotel, will folli.*' the tornmisslon't two-day “game war­ den school" which opent in* the t'rntral Florida city Aug. i, Commission -Director Ben* C. Morgan said the five.man board r’° l P*“n lo u *l,‘ ■nr °n - ami especially Franc- Hre key- fishing or hunting regulations at uosittont, ami ,Jj»c;g»i/-tm v qu U the August rimforawe. '- i * - — both ‘m tinfile*. aW-- lllulei going, t ----heavy attarke from hir f>in-< The discovery of the Waster* munlst parties which Im-- |H*oii'msnn Reaction,'August vou Was* fomenting labor trouble to fur- •rrmami, was a Herman prnfp*ther their economic recovery irv tor of medicine who died in IW2 S. AT THI UNIVIItllT oLCallfornls, physIclsU I! t: Butler (tup, Irfl) and F. IL John prcpift td phniogrBph lh# dismt* rr n u f atomic nucirl with • •prettily bullt*8 S-mm twin-lcxu (im tia Upcrlbni a* a cl >iul chamber pholoMLAfdi, Ah* picture at bottom wiv t\ pUfjtil at a WrtM>« of the Amrrif hVrrt^ffml Hnciety hi l*«Io V «l. i n h prong mi th»* two **itiri" (erruwi) It Mid to reprrimt a t ,uiWic U mj; rrnittrd from t en oiyirti nurtrtii dUintrfretrd on being *tHi» k i y lfH) initlkrn ' yolt neutrons Id s cyclotrun. (. frrsefio at Sonntfpholoi) f "w - .THE flAHFUftll HERALD, BAftPURU, FLORIDA ^ Russian Bloc Is Seen Uneasy But Remaining Firm f ■ * .... .............. .-sJW jM b NOTICK 1 rorte*|Hindent, tells I hi, II *llftr«| dji,! j pfrtrn? ill* NEWSPAPERS n -CENTS POUND BUNDLED IN BUNDLES. D), ir», 20 and iffi CENT HERALD OFFICE \ * PER furniture Krifniriung Cabinet Work F.tprrl Worktnsnihip THE SANFORD CABINET SHOP 124 Palmetlo Avaao* d i a p e r s f . r v ic k lo r Rrserralhin* «r Immrdiale Delitrrr to HANFOKD L- ' . PIIONP. 2.1V.7 2.100 East Robinson Ate., tlrlsiirlu TTfiecIer of Sanford CANVAS AWNINGS CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS VENETIAN BLINpS Alnmiaam, Slssl, WoodI 10 DAY DELIVERY We REPAIR! FKKK ESTIMATEH Phone HOH WATCH REPA IRS T hsI) D eliriou s — Ilr a lllif u l NICKS 41-t S a n fo rd Avenue u r.» tins ! ", II-' ' Hit, rmiVertml to <’ht • .11 tv. •w^*d lo-Visf-od am t----t- T-rv q-nr In,Im ns n mis'ionm - tl w«« itaibng i|Utelly itul* -It in lii, little <liny, I when an u I 'I 0 lu -H-lliil strnlb*d ill mid i--M J lo, legs under him »,i It- it. ' «.S 1 m : «IM II f nn i . ? m > _jR*:A4*X4»r H M f t r 'r r r ri-* 111 11 •.% In i *« <if t»**^*’T -t itf I >rt rgsisj III |*f T« .»ii «-tsm |,!T1 riillI A+iti*.. I U tTf| F'l.uiii) »*f l*rtn«|4sfft Hrilrl I 1 *'ll iltftf t rlt It Ilf |Ittj di» firirliy •t-4lt«(« ,»mt n .r .n .I, .* hr. L , 1 •Hhsi S.f vs-u fIii, |t#w ,,*siri5« It).. J r*tsii« itf i#»ii t \ Iti timter,—«If | l-r‘ of Sii.l t'l-Ufily lu tiin 1917. *-'*tUllty v*f Fctiutirfi, Tnyi.f i. 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Three TVatht-ra Itlslriliutnra, In.., New Vork £.?*),■ _<.v �*.'v \ I — ■THE SANFORD HERXED, BXNFORD, FLORIDA' PAGE BIX I*npy Trial p'iii ft"* Satellites Warned Action Postponed Boy Reverses Story Of Infant Killing Camp Winona II'm Us w I Irm m i « n l)M | ll*ontiOOed I r*»aaa P i g « ff*# > U 'u lis w t Irm a F ig i w ifi I. Fred I’oey’s team Won » the $ 1(10 a day provision still ap .Balkan* would be a threat to JACKSONVILLE, Fla July 22- plies. peace. MASSILLON. O.. July 22 UP) water polo game. Sunday nig MOSCOW. July 22, UP)- -Soviet i/JV A Jacksonville tpan and hla Meanwhile, Britain proposed The mysterious deaths of two at the council fire the cat! The 16 day amendment was that tha council sidestep a de­ roncern over operation! of* foreign 1 bride were held today in El Faso, adopted Infant* In Massillon City Hospital, again put on stunts wi ’ • Cab ■ on recommendation of intelligence agents wni emphaTexas, fo r, the Georgia slaying cision on which of the Balkan apparently solves yesterday by I wining with its graveyard tee tited In an artlrle in the fa*nlnof Myron D. Sutherland, ns, Jack­ the Sanford Retail Merchants countrlea were responsible f>■> the the statement of a six-year-old in which comical epitaphi we Association represented at the grad I'ravdsj which rritlcixc I *evread front makeshift tombstone sonville oil filter manufacturing meeting by Ned Smith, president. current ’disorder* in that area. hoy, reverted again today to * The tonibstones represented th eral citixent for carelessly or un|company employee. The British proposal waa puxxling conglomeration of varied Mr. Smith stated that in view of conacioualy giving out state *ecgrave* of present campers . Sutherland'! decomposed body Wilson’* opinion that the contained in an amendment elim­ stories and differences between years from now. feta. I was found Sunday in an aband- Attorney inating a paragraph of an Amer­ officials. fee might not be valid at 9100 “One should remember,” the ar, Some of the funniest were , unrd cabin near the edge cf Geor- a day, he waa withdrawing hi* ican resolution which Russia and Mr*. Roger Gue, of nearby tide laid, “that with the end of gia's ukcfctiokee Swanp just over the Soviet satellites had attacked Navarre, mother of young Roger llere lie the bones of Weilt objection to rrdurlng it, provided the war underinining actlvlllet of the Florida line. In the back of the 16 day limitation was approv­ on the _ground , that — it presumed Gue, who yesterday related to Spencer, Ills lumbstotie is mar TALLA H ASS LL, I la., July 22 fureign intelligence have not weak. I his iuail was a .22 bullet-hole and thd guilt of Albania, Yclgostav1* ! .ndlca iww La accidentally drupped tie, but his head much den ed. according to Mr. Sayer. VP) — Attorneyt for former Kep. enedln the ilfgfifest.- It la known t an exploded shell lay nearby. Hit _ jth c two Infant* last Jdne «. said ser;** "There w*s a counriito, •Mr. Smith tot'd the Commission and Bulgaria. Bernic C .’ Papy ol Key Weil to ■that even Imurgeoffl stales, whi^h I'JIJ- t.tUo Chevrolet sedsr, with that Hit rain t: the , Merchants A v i a t i o n . , A *P°ke,m ,n fw thaAmerican her son today had reverted to hi* by the name of Brock, lilt Florida license {date 2D-7I23 was at an afternoon meeting, hadtddegation y id tha BHtjsh amend-[original was brilliant, but his h day moled to exdude from- ev are identiral in cliataeter, con Hitt tale of seeing a large siantly send among each other missing. ment would be accepted by the boy in a whlU. coat enter the a ruck, He kept the hooks of tin idence all letliinony on conver spiei, diveriioniiU, terrorists and The man and wife held for adopted a resolution requesting the United States. This was one of nursery in which the infant* were ramp hanky-- H« -lie lied, they spW taliont in or about the Honda assassin*. Georgia police were Identified by Commission In the future not to two conciliatory, moves made at found dying. in the lake he sanjtr* ^XheiSaVg adopt any ordinance effecting “Capitalistic Intelligence oper Home chamber in connection with I let. Lk-ut. II. V. Itranch as Wayne She declared she did not now a councillor hy the name of R*d this morning's council session in F. Woodruff,' 27 and hu bride citlten* or merchant* on Ita first an effort to reconcile conflicting belivr her son dropped rfhe babies He was killed overnight as he la) charge! that he attempted to bribe alts even murie actively against reading, but rather to carry It ov*r the Soviet nation, trying to under­ Jeanette, IP, formerly of Orlando. Soviet and American views. and told newsmen she and her In b«d. He tangled with the hoyn , fellow lawmakert. I t' mine 1 U military and economic Detective Don G, Butler said to the next meeting, Sayer report­ The other nytva was msd* by husband were tricked Into letting in Cabin JY , He tried, he died ed. The alleged Convert* lion» from intght. n Warrant had been obtained by h a .is nu more." Invrstlgators talk to her son. A letter brom W. D. Ryan, gen­ France. flu. sheriff at Folkston, Ga., the baiit ul accuiationt agaiml j "The strictest maintenance of The U. 8 . resolution referred There are svveial new boy eral manager of the Minneapolis slate-secrers by every Soviet percharging Woodruff with murder Papy. now on trial after a gi.mil urn is of exceptionally great tinto the report uf the Balkan in­ tn cupip, Gene Estridge, Johi arid asking that hla wife tie hrld. Baseball Club, was read In which vestigating commission which de­ Nathan Mayo. Mitts commis­ The lw« wirk apprehended si they the City was assured that at tha jury indictment. porlance for providing seem tty Fryer, Frank Mills and John Butt Bid Offered sioner of agnculttpi'. wjit, an- stepped from a California-Itound end of the spring training 'period clared that any future hostile Defence alloineyt aiked the for the country." *n. )i " " ” noonced today that he ilw-t not bus. the Municipal Ball Hark wobld action on the part of the three court to rerogni/e an old Knglidi ItW a lia a r* tra n ! ' * * » '►»»* Those who visited the t'slnjJI intend to retire at the expliation lie turned hark to th# City In Soviet satellites would be con­ Burma Slaying sites to lie Inspected either by a Sunday included Mr. and Mtt common law of IbHH and tlrike of hi* present term. “Th - ruin-1 a* good condition aa when they sidered , threat to peace. sub-committee or the entire com­ Fred Poey, Havana, Cuba, Thom took it over. He also agrred to ora are absolutely without founda­ tiilually all of the letlimony «l Glades Park Bill It a a t l a a . U f r o m I ' s t t t h o t as George, Mr. and Mrs. Join all conditions stipulated by the that the McCormick Luntlier Com­ mute. the tlale't ilar wilnett. Kep. Brai* day were the traffir men at the tion'*, Mr. Mayo declared, “us I These locotions, he revealed, Cranston, Mr. and Mr*. Edwin expert to la* a candidate to succeed City In regard to taking over the pany Building on West Fit it , ley Odharn of Sanford. M iMtliHiird iranm P a c t «tw | gates." park. myself In tip- l!MH election ■-gardStreet, previously condemned hy will be. Inspected after due notice Locket, Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Hunt Thali in Nu said Aung Ban wn* less »,f who el-.- tun-.”. “I have t»» arquire |irivate lands by purThe jury w ii taken fiom the Mr. Sayer, In behalf of the City, the City, Is naw being repaired. • has Iwen given to the local Post. and Millard, Jim Richardson, th in* May that a plot was an unflnlshi-d program in lip* ulti­ rhase of romlrmnation. had written Mr. Ryan outlining room while Odliam re|ieatrd in warned A hearing date waa set for July After this a final meeting will It* snd Mrs. C. L. Park, Lieut, A. in the making to kill the entire ........ ............................................. t . Dirksen said he appeared st the the City'a requirements ond remate developing) of'agrletilft{re,"i 30 to determine whether or not held by the rommittce prior to W. Epps, Rolwrt Altman, Gaines­ more detail thin ever hefoie'liic executive council in order to taus i he ass,-rli'd. "and I am n-king my, rVJ!u*’*Ai' JuvlI Hopkins, G^nnd park ho return- to revoke the license of J . D, Carl- making it* final -recommendation ville, Johnnie Walters, Mr. and arcuialiun that Papy uffeied him integration of th* antl-Fawiat Ihnusaudt " L witey-stw -said, awns JJ(- ttd end of the season in ’as ton’s |>*er place on Wry. Ninth for the site to the Executive Com- Mrs. Ray Fort, Mr. and Mr*. in th« Dirksen good condition as the visiting club Street, concerning which neighbors milter at the Mid-winter Depart­ Bill Johns, Mr. am LM r* V\ C. earth ami whuhnygino T rip de­ People* Freedom League. (..!> i»m- woftt* that I am not ready to quit ,HH* inanl political fartlon to whic.t my post." . said he has no objection to expan­ found If. The City agreed, to fur­ have complained, Mr. Hayrr an­ ment conference in January. Final Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Georg* feat a bill denying race bookrnak- the slain ministers lielottged. This, sion of the park If private owners nish sand and clay for the Infield, nounced. action on the site selection will Speer and daughter, Mrs. Nancy en telephone and telegraph terv- the rrinspiratnrs lielieved. would an- permitted ot retain od and and to furnish a ground's keepe? to It* taken at the Department Brock. Mr. and Mra. It. U. Hutch Purchase of the first City lot ice. enable them to seise power dur­ mineral rights, plus the privilege assist in maintaining the park Indonesian Revolt Convention In Panama City In Ison, Mi.‘ and Mrs. Don Dunn, on whlcbgthev have options l-y E. the ensuing chaos. . uf carrying on explorations. during the training season. The defense argued that under ingThukin R. -Doyle and W. D. I’arbrl who April. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dunn, Mi N'u said a tribunal woul I He said he believes 25 years M stn I i>iuni fttisti i'AK» O w rl the comimin law, ronversatiuns in Mr. Field told the Headquarters and Mrs. P. C. Stanley, and David plan a home building project on In r*sty»i*e to a City request lie established to inquire into cir­ would Isa sufficient time t> . give rlonesian we likely huuhl eneiiunand aiound legislative chamber* cumstances of th* assassinations lei BOme aurh ,e.i ••mug as this: individual owners rxplora'ien pri for bus -Service to and from the Magnolia Height* wq* approved. Committee of the manifold advant-l and Joyre Stanley, Mr. and Mis, between lawmakers about matters Fernald-Ijiughton Memorial Hos­ The purchaae at this time was age* of-the Sanford lakefront site,'] Alfred Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. “The Doleli and the liid^Peellitis allege*. .-pending iiefore them are "ab-riim’- and would exauiine all under nrpital, the-Silver,Cab Company ad­ necessary said Sayer, in Ordtr to where the Memorial building could J . A. Rogers of DeLamt. icsf, including U Saw and other Ite|i -Smather* (IF F la ) said leg­ ate j acridly as hu apait ns the tie seen from the railroad (St. (ly privileges! and inadmisAtiliT's* vised that there were not enough secure FHA approval. Also Stanley Willink, Mr. and rival political leaders. poles. We have little in common. islation looking toward establish­ people riding there to pay thq 'court evidence. Du* to numerous and dally com­ Johns Bridge), the waterway, the ‘'Nothing shall deter in* from Tha quern id tin- Nethe/laruls ment of the park waa first pasted operating Mr*. H. Jacoblun, Mr. and Mrs. highway and the air line*. He told expenses of a bus. plaint* reaching the Sanitary DeJudge W. May Walker eirluded the firm purpose of achieving by Congress |N years agu. atld ‘ 'from residents ••• -in reg-t e l Jhe' Post members that If Sanford W. R. Clark, Mr. and Mi ’ Hen Milk in local dal [lea was re­ partment the jury from the tooni to bear the ultimate goal bur beloved la a U-neviilent ami lovable- |H-r that 10 .S tate legislatures and five sonage, hill she ipot one of ported to have met Grade A re­ to nclghfrora’ chicken yards living I* inspected by the Committee, Katx, Mrs. R. Shuemaket, Mr. technical arguments on the (mint. leader set Is-fute ua," he was Florida governors "have considerUa The memls-rs .of her giivern quirements during thu jiresent too doae-to thair homes, the-City local dale and - fraternal organi­ and Mr*. Eugene KitrUigt-, C H* did not rule Immediately. quirted as telling th* pew times m a ilt itr u - J u i t i g n e r j _ l o _ u a . W u l . « « " d « P p r o V t d " i U UUIdt month. Employment of E. L Levy Attorney waa directed to draw up zation* will be requested by th* F. Garner, Mr. and Mrs.--Don — Odhaiit-testified ytal i*apy made of ‘ IIiiiiiiu , the government pa want ahmdule severance from ,|l»‘,|t 0. H. Giles as’ fi remen wasj lj «n an ordinance to defining the mlrji- Post to co-operate in Impressing Bolls, Mr. and' Mr* Dick Fillhim tyro bribe offers, one just out­ per. "It appears to me we owe some­ and Hnlland, so that we may rut approved in accordance with pre- mum distance a chicken yank may upon the committee members th* terry find daughters, Ray Fox, side the House rhnmWi'a main He denied that former 1’iemier ourselves in these (airy lands if thing to the public Inti-rest,* and ‘ ‘ l\Ih *located * ‘ from ‘ . . . . -bout*. mlyjtntpKVi t>JL.JJaitfyJtLj%a_*-jUe Ml. .11 .! .Ml,, i.o.o-.et Llie\bc a ncighbpr’* entrance and immediately inside Ha ,'law _ttuia__aneaUrd..ur„-th*t we*11 h t-wMrh —hitr**- ticen'-nihubi ■" SllMtlh*** said, - - "The prop'r-—* f vious v-tlon ln _ author iking for the building. daughter, Mr. and Mra. Ralph Tiring of two addltuinu) firemen. This will he presented at the next tha rh iw te t-.'the near iliiy" lie lire govern merit planned to led by uni litre fot tin Ield gen­ Florida waul this park to go mi Both are experienced firemen, said meeting, said Mr. Sayer. William I-Staler was nnnmtnd- Day and chitdu-n of Daytons. said that afti-r the second‘ offer, rest him. erations, It ihii' i that we like I see no on usion at this lim- to Mr. Sayer. RCA radio equipment Hugh Whekhrl. The Commission last evening ed by the Post for his aide handl­ Phil Stanley, "I told him 'you it . I'm not delay action. the Dutch less, hut *we like our ordered by the City l» expected to gave consideration to Inc-easlng ing of the Sanford Junior Legion Mr. ami Mrs. 11. F. lianas. Mix. only guing to sujiport the hill. Nttw Peterson said amendments which uhsfdut* fierdolii (lie more.” arrive in the near futurn, he said the occupational tax, on all types hasrball team,- which tinlay is Mra. U. Squires, Mr, and Mix. I ’m going to expose you."’ That's tvlint yum lortr-poM- hi- will propose to the .legolstum E. Madden. Dutch Note* playing irrW Ipter ParlcThe Commission was informed, of busineaa. When the bookie hill then came will provide that no land* tau ho $ dent U-lii-tis tiiuj .tlunk. Ajul tiiul up for action, Odham-charged in aeqiiin-d outside of' a boimiuty I I n n 11II n o t I , n m I ’a a * tt aet is the basic rate-e uf this fresh the preceding debate "There i« wished to atress that it maintains outbreak. If we Iwlieve the writ­ * greed upon hutween the State money on the line in this House" its unalterable derision to rarry ing on the wall, tins means that and Federal government in IPM to defeat the measure hut tie did out the political -program based MMiner nr Inter (|iiohni4y »iwnut*rM w/,l{ |irot« 4 di) nml niln*T«l not on that day name i'spy. lit upon the principles underlying tha tbe N'etbet lands must lelinquisn rights of private owner*. said ,later he would have if Ills The lervciation reserve oil royal, , . , .. „ , Linggadjuti Agreement (In which nil claims on tin- wealth of In­ ■beech had not been cut off by , p n i| Mtr g j ties-II H of production) to I'lm ids donesia. parliameutaiy finagling." the independence of Indonesia in The sumo is line of all im­ on Slate owned land* if tin* Sec­ The 27-year-old Sanfoid oil dis­ ItiO i. perial powers, liet-ailie the demand retary 'uf Interior ever peiinit* tributor, youngest mrmlH-r pf thu “The Netherlundu government lo r __indopentlem-e I* -running drilling and uil is found. House, smiled^ several. lint.'S. and ioiifIdeally —hope* that* circum- around The world like n theme Wiped Ids hatuls with n Imndketr stances will soon permit to resume song. -We ate -eellig its effect chief during hi* testimony. constructive cooperalinn with the III the west stll, <-nilinent of III tin Red OfficiulH He told the court be and Pap; py ■r|*ddi<- ns deair ed by liiiiumnahle which ha* been granted-it* free­ were good friends iiefore tin- al­ Indonesian.', in KepuliUokit terri­ dom by Engluml. Britain also '• tlHSIlHHr* Iran I'aat One) leged bribe offer was made lie tory, which cooperrjliitn nltrady relinquishing But in* now toinliy Cause Papy had helped get one of successfully exists with the states a Moody inleinal |rolltical, ct*i- lull led before the committee u n ­ der oath. hi< five brothers a job at a Miami of East Indonesia and Borneo." ■is. Photographs were forhiddeSince the, Indonesian republic is race track. , , Arunml the corner the ITenrh Rep. Munill (R-H. D.) explained not recognized l.y the .United Na#rr | ,n„|inK kr(.,, Fret,cl, In" 1 had to feel very definite for , u, „ Kteiwh and that Kravchenko "may ire in that bookie bill tu turn j friend lions a* a severe,gn state, xnyt, Afried ate eontiderhble danger" Irrcause of down." Odliam said of Papy'i al­ complain from Indonesian leader* ||1||iBn , , |hi* willingness tn testify, would raise important legal JKrfr.ta. leged request fur hi* support reaching for he .sun . kni ’ • Kruvciienko dlscuunteil airy Idea UN experts fxprraMft the opini­ the w tlolrawal of j l|ii>( Ruttlwi K„v, nim#tll mj, y He said after lie had tohl i apy on that the Sccurltv Cuum-II could demanding British troop, from her soil, and u ,)y thp Rutsian peorvlinquishmenl uf Conlr„l over ,, . .- * ., , . . / ’ unless a complaint wa* filed,by an the Augh,-Egyptian Sudan. And ■I,-. In one plant he lirndrd, Krav­ replied."D« you mind if U e i per-^ lM(ll.|14.Mlll.nl *ruunlry „ either a chenko said, -tju r s unco' were ry •opal?" and then said story g ,-*. E m p „,, r...- 27JIOO worker* and Km Coeaack memlwr or non-memlier of the UN. *a* the oulmmlerl a* the t.s.,.»i.«„ u „ rt h, Ihe pl>nl f Even though the rmmril could, ".l»Ke-i"B, n. hundred dollars to Vote against . had :10,000 worker* and over not art directly on the Indonesian it. t . Nat in nily tliis ihpuii y,ihH) g u ard , with automatic rl, . , ............... communication, it w u pointed,outt ", T ifoesiiT Odharnn. continuing hU aUtmnant h --------- -----1 t fw posse** It in* * f " J rh-s nhd dogs. aomp u,her munlry mlght|lh"* ...... tion' bettween *D*‘ iioard over-night, {, tases to ^ u rumpUllll w imhM llt going l.y tlx- Imar. The only wraports of the work­ fc, make P Hcharge, H H E P I wool never Ilu> . iIndonesians. ijin. However,.the time I* fast passi.ig er*, he testified, were Ihe ‘chnlns have made a charge hut I know It when Intelligent |tco(ilu of dif. <i( their own slavery." adding In ,inif this roimt-clltrn, it was infant $200 to mr.M llo Mi4 ho f,n fon4kSf1 a 11* i'.l n?* £te f«K(iU rntrn cei Van \* botl»d; toijtlh that "consequently, any hop* thut had h frtllnit of "hurt*.hom»lliulmi f»Uw th it th# Sovtft Ukr# iu* er by | Jrwvl ntudilttl rrewn mn jew, the government rnav I* over­ ................................... ■ hruuKhi thu lfi4on«n>i#n <iu#«llon J and a littfe i.-I.,-si,hi all at the sceptre, Cummonwealths rornpris thrown from the Inside hy the tn-forr *be council in January, HHi), tug sovereign nail,ms uf differ tanir time." In IiOndon—even without the »*■ enl rair* may l«r frumeil success­ Lures of thel people is Isillt on Odhma, conttmiing his statement qurst of the Indonesian leader*. sand." mutual benefit and to the court with the Jury outside Tire witness paid Ihe Sovl* 1 A t‘ that time, it wat rharged fully for the courtroom, said the da/ uft/T that the presence of llrlllsli troop* someday we may. get that vast Secret police Is "an important . Papy made a $200 offer, the Key- In Indonesia threatened world commonwealth which many look factor and force in the Soviet West representative appioachcd peare. The Ukrainian represents'- forward to *• "One World.” Hut economy.” Special branches of th# him again at the rear of the House live demanded creation of a com­ empties uje nil *l»i.-t anac-hronlslU. police, he added, are s**ignsd tb And hy the same token, bi i V all sorts nf economic and In­ ' chamber with a different proposal. mission for an on-tho-aput Inquiry, • The-Sanford representative told hut the council defeated tire pro­ attempt to create q 1(1,w of na­ dustrial activity. tions by force, against the will tha enurt he was at the dejV- <•! posal. In these operations 17,000,000 Rep. T..T. Cobb of Daytona Bench nf their peoples,, must fall in lie I,-nr - t*oo :-a *■ • ' T " tu 2UJ)00,000 neupbi- a ia a'optoyod congratulating _blm—nn a speech and "th* Soviet government Uses D utnrnm ainK Involving a move to Iran ca'ttle their Islror free of charge and from Florida highways. keeps them on a starvation diet," t r s s lls B r t Iras* P#*» Owe) **Aa I turned from Tommy nation's valuable forest tt*- he continued. Cobb’s desk, llcrnie Papy, coming Ion mprtar* and left the area aources.” Asked alrout the Russian search from across the aisle, graldied me after suffering damage. The "water iMimhlng” i* de­ Premier Amir SJarlfoeddin In a signed only to delay forest biases for the atom Ur mb, Kravchenko by my arm and said ‘Odle, I'll make it five and a case »f Scotch broadcast from Jogjakarta beamed In inarcessihlr regions until par- told the committee he knew the to Australia, appealed “to the rchuting smoke jumper* or gro­ Kovlet Union was "actively en­ If vou’ll just take a walk." gaged" in December, 10 12 , In get­ It was then, Odharn said, hr told world In general and uur friends und news ran extinguish them. ting uranium, source uf atomic Papy he was not only going to lb Australia in particular to energy. II* said that If Russia tupport the antl-hookle bill hut strengthen their effort* to pre­ had developed th* atom bomb vent further bloodshed." He said would expose him. HABBj C S meditations at th* time th* . United States ..Papy’s resignation from tha it was clear this "colonial war" did, and If th* United Stales did n> Alley House and his Indictment followed waa not in the Interest of general not hava th* bomb, ‘V s wouldn’t charge* of attempted bribery by pear# in southeast Asia and the be sitting right now in this .* Odharn and* Kep. Clan-nce M. world. place." WtM DAT S0JCR 3 0 * " I f effort* ar# being mad* lit Camp II of Ocala. Kravchenko scuffed at Ruaslan our behalf, they must be msd* SAY HE V(A>iT DRIVIN* proposals for disarm*ment, ask­ quicklyi" be said in a speech ing! " I* It possible to propose hear by th* Dutch Monitor her*. Gunfire* Bloodhounds Associated Press correspond** VX> FAS' P t PD-I.IC6. '"armament and st Ihe same to try on wl'hln th# Soviet Un­ Harris Jackson reported 'from SAY D6Y J t S ’^tSTED FURNKY KINO IS WOHTI... And like hint, 'Ends Convict Escape Jogjakarta it and 11 I, satellite states viothat the Indonesians HIM FOH FwYlN* TOO n* id- Ingirvt warfare which It clalttmed in a communique to have ■cores of other experts. . . who really im* at rearing million* to hats "mad* progress west Of Stm tLOW)! Gunfire and bloodhounds ended a rang" today. This waa th* first he United Htates and Kngtandf know tobacco . . . have seen the makers t Hotrlived escape by two r - Ha ronst-drd the Kratnlin'a Indonesian assertion of military convict* from a State Road X -------- ~ of Lucky Strike buy "real One tobacco." 'main hoov is an economic desuccess line* the outbreak of partment road camp truck her* hostilities Sunday. . •reiilon In this country, and If yesterday. One of the men was rat occurs Russia will take ad­ A broadcast 1 ltdoctetIan com After all, th atV w h at you went in captured immediately and th* munlaue - heard In Batavia said jutage nf the Communists (barat other w*s taken In let* than a » tha Indonesians were Attackin' A cigarette. . . the honest, deep-down o produce confusion, (literal boor. ,trikes and hsll." w est. of Ssmarang on th* north The escapade utilised men of central coast of Java. enjoyment of fine tobacco. the police department, sheriff* Jackson, quoted ■ an Indonesian road department and the com m unique a* saying th# Dutch t farm colony; -7 -■*" — action atarted a little after bombed Amharawa, 80 miles south o’clock Itat night when Bracey of Bemarang, Tha area was the and Arthur Raiford. lump- scene of sever* fighting two yean a truck -near th* outskirts ' ago. •»■*» • ’ ctntor" ul itslctnrnt* made in the Icgitlaluic.' Psrkft and Stale Attorney Phil O'Cqnnrl .ol W rit. Palm B eaJi atgurtf the defenir motion w/.* bated enlilely on catri involv mg libel and tlander and did not * fit the bribery charge. --. V. -uv Orlando Bride Held In Murder Inquiry Soviets Warned Of Intelligence Agents TUESDAY,'JULY . 22, 191 IWps r L U C K Y S T R IK E present TH E M A N W H O K N O W S THE TOBACCO BUYER! liVei flolO Sr, Burk \i ISt, Thru P k lt rsul lu ll Lath TC fjrki * H e ir Marr — Brld Bilvt Fory blest a t* ! mt hV(»' . C ot r i liu v "•- ........... FINE TOBACCO is what counts in a cigarette So rimombor• I — W ater Bombs To Be assW. Used On Forest Fires Halford waa apprehended almost ' p&r lower right arm and hand - one of tpe guard*. A police GREAT FALLS, Mont., July 81 car took him to the road camp. ((A*))- Tb* Army Air Forests and Tartor was captured less than IJ-B. Forest Service plan to dsan hour later lying, f monstrate tommarrow that "the type of bombers and flghtUch devastation of “ ■, ,if z , . • • , ' 7 -JU -Y 7 .'t& W Bo Round/ to Firm/ Bo Fullr Pocked - B o Free and J a s y trout mown MW •- -t. .. . ' sc .<■ . -• ’r - V - 1 •. . , • -- ... ‘ . i£ •’it ' 1^ ■ ■Kx- ‘ ^ . - ................. ......, ; . — - j 1 -.. 1 t— * ■tI \ r /• - ;.’i- 1 "i ^ _ . : 4 • - r 1 -• ' 1 ■ - *’ ■ s *= = £ :. ■V . \ ___ i �I ■ r i. ■ . : . - 1 -.x - ’ , W*Vv TH E •o-V > Defense Motion Of Reds Reject Acquittal Denied p P la n U f u . 5. TAI.ALHASBEK. July 25 Representative llcrnir C. Papy denied from th«> wltneaa Hand at hia trial her* today that ha' had offtrad brlbaa to'Rapa. Brallay Odham and Clarence M. Camp II during tha 1817 leci«latura. Tha veteran Kay Weal rejjm cfltaJlr* ' **ld "h # '"h *d ' - to ld Odham on ona occasion • • only that hr heard ."they are paying fIM to vole" on an a n t i-bookmaklng bill. Ha ■aid ha had no rontrtraallon whatever with Odham tha nail day whan, tha Hanford rapraaantatlra haa teatified. Papy offrrad him $500 and a rasa of Hcotrh whiskey nut to vole. 0 P>— Former TALLAH ASSEE, July 23 m • -C irc u it Judge W . May Walker today denied defame motion* of acquittal on all ihiVe counlt ol an .jqdiclment charging former Rep. Bernie C. Papy with offer- tag Jtribei .l<LHoiida_legi»ltloii. _ The motion *wt» made and promptly denied toon after the Senate prciented the h it of it* wilnettet and .turned the trial fever to the defeme.. Defeme witnettet began coming to the itand . after the lunch reertt. Defente council at the last minute tecalled Papy't accutort. Rep*. Brailey Odham of Sanford and Clarence M . Camp 11 of Ogala, Odham wat questioned again closely nn whether lie* had heafll Papf make a purported of $ e r of $200 or limply 2()0. • Odham'i statement* thowing the language both# way*..gtyte-intro­ duced. Judge Walker ruled out an ef> fort by the defeme to gel Camp't answer to a question at to wheth­ er Papy and two other repretenlativea had a convert.llion . with him .on May 12 concerning remporU (hat $100 wat being offered “ or volet for the anti-bookie bill. The judge taid that wat im­ material because it occurred five day* after Cajnp letlified Papy told him a vole to tend the meas­ ure to hotlile committee would be “ worlh $100 Id you." . Defente motioni for directed <v verdiett of acquittal all were ^ a t e d on grounds that the itate • lad failed to support, itt charge* irH lis a M u r « | . T a t ) Price Of Scotch Is Disclosed At Papy Bribe Trial ■_TALLAHAB 8 KS. July 23, (/F)— ifTTh* state finally euecsmled in gettlnjr tha price of a rasa of 8 cotrh rhiskty Into tha record of the bribery trial of former Rep. Iterate C. Papy today. It was necessary lo establish that a rase of whiskey la a thing of value within the meaning of the Inw dealing with bribery. It took Ihrke witness to do It aa well as several order* of Circuit Judge W. May Walker overruling objec­ t i o n s from the defenae. Pa Papy la an-used In the indict­ ment of offering Rep.' Bralh-y Odh a a of Sanford a bribe of $$00 and a eaae of Scotch whiskey for hla vote on the 1047 anti-hook maker bill. The flrat witness, a representa­ tive of the State Beverage Depart­ ment who waited two days to taattfy, told the court he couldn't aay at what price Scotch whiskey told In May when the a llo t*! offer However, Wade Wchont. bualof the local Kike county club liquor Bo did P. O. Nelson who reported he operated, a liquor store in a neartv & & £ SS fatfiS . 20 are on. temporary ___three on probationary he said, included are flren and public work* America Hit Fch^Act ing U n i l a t e r a l l y ; 4 Power Ministers’1 Meet S u g g e s t e d Army, Navy, FBI To Get Testimony lly R O***---------B ER T IIE W E T T LONDON. July 23 (/ P )-R u iOn Soviet Agents tia tejected a United Slate* in' . • 23, (A>)-An German pol­ in the Russltoday, hilling ami injuring r \o American-licensed new* ^ jp e r Der Abend reported It “presumably u t t an act of sab­ otage” and that u auiteate found In the rulna "lead* to the con­ clusion that a bomb was smug­ gled Into the blrtlttng." Soviet official*. maintained alienee. It wat the third auch i splo­ sion in administrative building* In the Soviet section. Four polieemen and four Her­ man workmen were killed. At least two of the injurrd were reported in critical condition*. Western Powers Attack Russian Delegate To U N ever fn . . Siyvey Mission Says ulation ation Has Food Needs For Yoar; Crop Outlook Good ■ •— ; Halsey Relates Jury Indicts CIO Personal Episode Union Leader On In Pacific Battle Perjury Charges I’ ■*•" rj* 42~ Vegetable Group Releases Facts, Figures On State ; N O . 179 ain t Poles’ Share QfU.SRelief Is Cancelled Senate Suprised By Truman With Informal Visit > Each Side Says Other Using Jap Troops; India, A u s t r a l i a May Make UN Plea BATAVIA, Java., July 23. (/P) —Four Java loans wer* In flames tonight as Indonesian troop* retreating on two fronts threatening ihrlr capital, adopted srorrhrd earth larlira before a determined .Dutch army ‘drive, an Indonesian comm unique an­ nounced. Denial Before House Group Of Red Con­ nection Said False W ASHINGTON, July 23 147 A Federal gtand, iijUL. doted Harold Roland1, Cniiiiuffrl. Milwaukee CIO leader, on clratgrt that he idrninillrrd |>crjury in- telling * cdngicitionsl com miller that hr wat nut a mrmber the Communiit’ Patty, Clrriltoifcl Irtlilird hcfuic lire House Libor Committee latt Mar. I" Hr wat pinidrgt of the. Unitid Auto Worker. Local No. 24S si a time whnt Allit-Chalmrrt plant* in thr Milwaukee area were ihut down by a piqlrarird tinkr. I In- laltor committer wat invritigating the cagtrt of I^ I hu ditpulrt. work ttoppagn and vtlikri with particular lefrtciK.? lo any inllurncr of tubvrmvr groujn. The indictment aaid that Christoffri. under uath,_LValegorivaily iluit-d” nnv affiliation with Com­ munist Parly, Nevertheless,' ihe grund Jury report said, he "was then u member of the Communis: Party ami had been auch member fuc several vt-ar* thereto and had worked with the .Communist Purtv ami with the Communist poli­ tical association." The eaae waa -presented to the gtaint Jur y . hy Jultn 8. PralUanti Frank H. Pattyn, special aaxlstarrt* to AttorntV Gem-rul Tom C. Clark. After ChrUtuffeT appear'd he fore the committee here In March, Chairman Hartley (R-N. J.) sent II MHlIRMrU I'll. I MU| Budget For Year Is Presented At Pilot Meeting a Tin- hutleel as presented hv hung. Mrs. Marv Rawlins, finance chair­ The communique said other man " f the Filota Club. wn« »<• Dutch elementM lancing east from tin ceplrd at the ineelliii? of the Nt-tht-rlnnds colonial capital group held in tile Tonri«t ^Center hud ' moved 50 mile* before d:U0 H mi if nurd un 1'ggp | n u | Inst night. An inerras* of lilies wav voted upon ns was s penally of 25 vent* per meniLtr for any absence In Ihe future. A discussion of ways of m **tlhf the liudgel and i-xpeners was carried un and plan* wen- made to sell Christmas cs(d* again this year and for bidding a rummage sale early In September. Mr*. Joel Field, president, re­ ATHENS. July 28, (,P) — The ported that the telegram of roll- United Nations Balkan aUb-Cumgraduation* sept -from the Pilots mlssfon continued today its . In­ to Dirk Aikrn who appeitrrH on vest igntIon at lonunlna, where th* the Arthur Godfrey broadcast in Greek army claims to have touted New York wa* read over Ihe u guerrilla force which “invaded" » airr The group voted lo sand a from Albania.' , letter at appreciation to the The luvesUgHlui * originally had Police Rtgeyvc. In Qrisndu. »pon: been rchcdulcil tft leave yciterday. sors of tire program on which Meanwhile, Athens newspaper* .Mr. Aiken won the opportunity published unconfirmed report* of appearing in ihe Arthur Godfrey that a majority of th* sub-com­ show. mission was “convinced" that Ih* ■A letter from the Texas City, guerrilla* hail struck from Al< Tex. J ’llot Club wa* read in which Irani*. the laical cluh was thanked for The Greek Eighth division fn the $26 donation made during th* Eolrus said ths! it had Inflicted recant disaster* there. It ■ was 628 casualties on irregular* with­ reported that tha hospital room! in four days, exclusive of lot*** furnished and maintained hr the from.Greek air force plane*. Pilot Culb haa been painted and An estimated force of 800 to redecorated. 1,000 rri>clt were bring shelled in Mra. M. C. Stone waa welcomed the forest arras west of loannina. a* a new member .in th* club. A The government said 20 guerril­ letter from Mr*. Edith Cameron las were killed and 20 captured on of Gainesville, chairman of th* ML Olympus and that 25 war* Florida party given hy Florida killed and 30 captured at Aghta, delegates la Ihe Pilot Internation­ The rebels Belied seven military IH al held In Columbus, Ohio Juns truck* carrylng wheat near Lamia. 20-28 waa read In which ah* The ministry of public order thanked thos* taking part, said guerrillas had attacked ntar throughout th* stat* were used tho Bulgarian ami Yugoslav bor­ Greenery and flower* native to ders. Florida aent hy th* various clubs A hand of 600. including women, through't the state wars used to waa said to Hava struck at Vrontransform tho parlors of th* tou. seven miles south of Bulgaria, D*shi*r-Wa)lack hotel into a ver­ and burned 70 house*, th* school, itable fairyland. Th* party was (i'MMllHWCA »*»■• T * « l proclaimed by all those present aa being on* of th* outstanding •vents of . tha convention. Air Nejcro Injured When plants, aant by Mr*. A. W. Lee of Sanford, ’ were wrapped In Hit By Automobile 8 panlsh moss and presented to each guest present and a large Hit by an automohil* an h* banana plant, complete with a waa' unloading cement TremTI bunch o f ' bananas whleh was wheelbarrow at Frehch Av*nU#,_ aent bv th* Daytona Beach Club and First Street lata- yesterday created much comment among lb* afternoon, Andrew Jones, negro, guests. . of 1502 West Fifteenth Street « *» rarrled in the Mosriy ambulann* CORRECTION to Ffmifd4,aughtnn Memorial Th* Herald r*gret* an error Hospital where he wa* traeted f«r mad* in tb* story on th* Hi. head and back injuries, according *. ! Johns River appropriation which to poiic*. Miss 6'rancls M. Stor*y of app*ar*d In Tu«aday'a lasu*. Th* sub-comraitU* recommended $600, WebsUr, Identified by polk* a* o-C 000 for tht prelect or $ 100,000 tho driver of the 1841 Pontiae mor* than th* House originally sedan that hit th\ negrS, fact* h charge o f re c k la u ' driving. approved. U N Group Makes Creek Inquiry As Rebels Retreat 1 m l i . ' -': .? * t ■ * — % * MB ■- ■ .d tt'IA W tW W h , r l-A-ip vyttr » I lipopt dtiontt to iM e Java in two have ptetted to within 12 milrt ol thr .key Republican ilronghold of Msteng, an Indones­ ian tuny communique acknowl­ edged today. Olhrt Dutch unit* were threat­ ening thr Indonesian capital of Jogjakarta. I hr Dutch look ths important town of Halatiga, on a ‘46-mitr winding highway to the Republican capital. A diipatch from Associated Pret. corrrtporulrnl Haiti* Jackton quoted a Republican common!epic at- toyintt lint meanwhile, ihe Indoncttaitv in a counter-drive were* nearing the oultkitlt of Dutch-held . Semarang, 27 milesnorth of .Salatiga and the bate for— the - )um|mff— of— the [ drive toward Jogjakarta. Indones­ ian four* have a hern reported tempting to infiltrate Semarang, an important Dutch military bate on Ihe nuith coat) of central Java. A Dutch aimy communique in­ dicated that motoiiied columns arid *aim»i-piulcered lioopi wer* putlutig deep into both Java and Sumatra on pi lea.tl IQ fronts agamit iporadic iriittsnce. On Humalro, tire Army communiquo ri-por ti-d that u Dutrh column had moved more than 10 rnilrs to tire west >4 Palemhnnj In the aouthraatern part of the big Island. Though ihe rolumn'a present hu nt ion was nut revealed, ihlv ad­ vance would Hci-rn tt> have put U hr ronlrul o f the rich oil fields that supply llii- gu -at shell and stan­ dard-vacuum i(-fineries ut 1 'ulcm- . • • . si: — A u o c k U t i Proaa Lseuad W Ir o W E D N E S D A Y . J U L Y 23. 1947 8 Germans Killed In Ked Zone Blast -B E R L IN , July rxplotlun rocked ice headquarters un tone of Berlin eight German* n ew h papk k Interest In Civic Affairs Stressed At Kiwanis Meet 1» >’% r .. F L O R ID A , d a il y WASHINGTON. July 23 id * )PolsndT iliare of the $350,0011,. 00(1 Amrricari relief prograni wat Error In Coded Mes­ vitation to join in preparing a cancrlhd today, on groumlt lit 11 sage From Nimitz the Pole* have tufficirnl food, Witness Says Group Japanete peace treaty and charged Resulted In Anger America had acted in a “ un­ and Stale Department olficialt Of Communists Ac­ that ilateral manner" in prop/rtirrg * indicated Hungary likewise may NEW YORK. Jo), 23 W tive At University preliminary conference for Aug b ' rtcluded from the piograiu. .ElcflA dm iral William F . Halsey. 19 in Wathingtaa, Ihe actiun--oM. Poland -we* tak­ ;* \pAhTifNCToyr July' radio taid tomgliT en oh ircommrndation of a tui- rrtiied. sayi. Ire still brltrvrt hr The Houie Commit lee on UnThe broadcatl Soviet reply 1» Vey minion headed by Col, R, I.. made a strategn miitakr m the American Adivitie* plant to hand the Wathinglon invitation declar IG rnftm. He ie|K>rled to Sec- battle uf Lrylr Gulf dtning a mo­ over to the Army. Navy and M il ed that Rutiii ''cannot agier' telsrjr •Ms it lull that Poland hat ment uf anger igniteJ by whvt tetlimony that Soviet agent* got to the propotetl Aug. 19 inerting food fur minimum nerds at -least Ire mistakenly thought wat an ; ii tecrel wartime infoimatian on of the II nation*- which fought foi lire remainder of tbit year. tull frorn Reel Aihnu.il Clrrttri American planet and tubmarinet. Japan. W. Niniiti. Better crop proi|tecli m Hun­ flaltey trcallrd the evrnti '<u Chairman J. Parnell Thomat The .Soviet note delivered to Aiken Sings And Re­ gary make likely a deciiiun that v«n article in fliit week’s Salu ­ (R -N . J .) told Tcporteri of the Wathinglon l a t e s I n c i d e n t s ‘country alto can get by without yetlerday declared day Evening Pott, ■ intention today at the committed that the council of foreign minOf New York Trip Amt-tit an aim lance. rebel offi­ The time W«* late - October. twitched itt general investigation iitert, repretenling the Unilrd cials laid, 1944. Halley was then Third Flret of Communiit activitiei from *py- State*. Runia, Britain and Chi­ Need of more intern! by ih t - Poland is within the Soviet or­ commander. Three -Japanese- talk ing to union infiltration. na, thould be rnlruitrd with prr- average kilireu in the public af­ bit—am i-Hungary is orcupird by foriet were’ (lying to imatlr Gen­ Ann Mathrwt' teilified' iK if at Tmlihary work in chairing a Jap- fairs of Sanford was today llrettRed 'aimy Inters.* Fhr drciiion* eral Douglat MacAillmi't landing Icait 16 of the 3f) official* ol anrte treaty in accordance with ed by E, F. Moutboldrr, local at­ fin relief, however, wrtr taid 1 1 at l^yte. the C IO Food. Tobacco and Ag­ Wartime Agreementi among the torney and former City commis­ be bated-ctilitclv on Jic e d t.____ Third Fleet Spline* .illacLrd amJ ricultural Worker*__Union Local . l>owc tt. sioner. a lik e KiwanTs meelmg la* Itetie? shipments alrraily hnve The note suggested that the day ’ at Ihr TouriM Crntrr. He stillte-l to Italy, Greece, Austria damaged the central enemy lorce, No. 22 at Wintlon-Salem. N. C., and Trieste, under the program, Vice-Admiral Thomas l'. Kincaid’s where mt-mben of the Communitl Russian, British and Chinese am­ wat inlroducrd by Roy thill. bassador* . In ' Washington meet and pM-limmaty dlscussimi* a rt Seventh Fleet limit on the south­ Parly prior' to hit January. That with a representative of tha Unit, Dick Aikrn, Sanford tenor, tang I" nrogri-s* with Chinn. These wat the lime, the »aid. when ed States to deride when tho Iwo ■iricctwini. accompanird by nloitg with Polnml rind lluiigury ern Japanete force at Sungari The crated bring an official, of council ■of the foreign mitjislets Roger ll.irni, and lold some ol Were uulhoritt-d by Congress to Strait. Haliey’t dupi .put plani’t should ho convened. ahaie in the relief progrnth, which then went after the northern Jap­ ihe union local. The text of the Soviet reply, the incident* before and iiflcr the House trimmed to $332,000,00(1 anese uniti. Meanwiiiti-. omit ol The wtlneit told the Un-Amer­ a* broadcast by the .Moscow ra­ hit winning on July 4, the Arthur In voting appropriation* the central enemy force went till ican Commiltee the wat a mem­ dio: llurrison reported that “grain; lu attack Kincaid's >fnp«. Godfrey talent conlnti On July II of this year the ami other foods are nvmlahl-' ber of tire Communiit Parly for Kiwanii prrtidenl. Lcttrr Tharp, Iln ltty 'i plain-* sank one ear­ the minimum food need* 10 yean, resigning hit year; and United State* Ambassador Gen. told of lire rxchsngr uf Irlrgramt to meet lier. hit two other* mid a liirht l l s s i l s u t sa t*aa. I s m Bedell Smith told V. M. Molotov, that the had terved at tecreUry the U. S. 8 . It. minister of for­ with Aitliui Godfrry at a m ult cruiser.* H im lug ships In Task Force 34 wen* rioting in um(OMip oj mthe Winiton-Salem local un* eign affair*, that the government o{ ihit having tvirrd-Godfrey,.that only mitt1* rfiuif bringing the *■«*• r —*i •f -tha United State* . propaied Japan#*# ■surface vetiriit nmlcr to call on Aug. lit of tU s year, Dick Aikrn lived here snd not fire when llalacy received II Iin-sa confluence for the preparation in Orlando, of having lalrr let* sage fnnn Nimilr. then naval comof a |ware treaty-w ith Japan, rgraphrd Godfrry lint a crate niaiidcr-ln-chii-f in the Pacific. . romprulng representatives of 1 1 of Sanfoid celery will l>e trnl Thu message read: “The wnol-i power*, member* of the Far Kaathim next teatun, and gelling the world wants to know trio-re i ern Commission. Task Force 34." At the same time th* U. S. reply from the latlrr that he it WASHINGTON. Ju ly 23. (/I3— llaDev said he was stilil'uJ. government unilaterally begat, Vrry fond of celery. J. C. Hulch- Breuking precedent, Prciiident T in then flew into a rage became lie negotiations on this question with iton and H . C. N rlirl were ajt- man took ok his old scat in ihe Sen­ considered the. wording of the mes­ ji t the government* i f tits remain­ ate toilav it ml made a brief speveh Hjf* LAfifcTTiA^cW ing powers who ara In the Far l>oinled by Pret. I harp lo look aaylng' he had spent the best 10 sage an “Insult.” loiter, however, he discovered the wording wa* lilt* after the matter. LAKE SUCCESS, Ju ly 23, Wi r.astcrn pommlsaion. wars of hi* life there. work of the mail who put tire —Soviet Deputy' Fwelgn Minister Allen Robert I.ornmnu, r-'staurGrinning happily, the President, men-age itt code and used padding Andrei A. Gromyko'* amt del ant operator,, former on heat m a former senator from Missouri, to make it more difficult In break. the UnttAd United Nation* *. ami a at 11 in tha ‘ lam leader and veteran of imval air walked onto the Senate floor un The phrase wa» nut NiijiiiV, hauled today in one of th» stronccorps action in tho Pacific, with: announced after lunching at the Halsey learned, hut "it sounded so eat personal attacks made rank of lieutenant when -eleniiod Capitol, infernally |ilnu*lhle that my de­ the U. N. i *riWe dlity, and Roger Leon-1 j|e tout a rear row seat on ihe coders read it as a valid pai l uf After Alexei N. Krasllniko.- had I f i r. ' * v* Insurance man. formerj Democratic side a* senator* nnd the message. Chester blew up when delivered a 30-minut* speech cas l " i * , •e" 0°l. teacher, Methodist j |fBJ|Wy .occupants rose and ap- I told him about It; ' he I'arkid ligating the Western powers for ciarir leader and graduate of the, (down tin- little squirt and chewed their- opposition-to the admission Westminister Choir College ^!, " U■U0P,,• The senate at the mom»rit was him to hits, hut it wat ton late; of Rovlet-iupportrd Albania to tho . ORLANDO, July 23, (.Special! Massachuaelte,-were the two new damage waa dune. U. N.. Britain’* Valentine G. law - —Horida Vega table Committee re- Klwaniana today inducted hy the busy with routine, minor hill*. the“The orders I now gave,. I gave But when Mr. Truman appeared, ford said In measured wonlt: ports that more than 100 ,000 ,(hhi Rev. W. P. Yesley. in rage. Ami although Krnle King, Senator Vandrnhetg tlt-Mich), the " I t Is deplorable that w« should man houra are required aammtly Fleet Admiral Ernest J . King, then In his talk Mr. Houahoider de­ be subjected day after day. week lo grow, harveat, pack and ship clared, " I don't think there is any­ presiding officer, promptly recog. chief of naval operations) later nixed the president anil welcomed after week; month after month to Florida's tremendous vegetable thing (he metter with Sanforu," hipi warmly.' Vandenherg tben assured me that they were the this Junk about provocations, lira, crop. and added that If there it any­ said that he recognised the "Sen­ right one*, I am convinced I list noise* and repetition*. We are thrv were not." Th# value of all forma In Flor­ thing wrong with Sanford it would presumed to be Intelligent officials ida haa grown from e total of (42,- he because of “indolence and mg- ator from Missouri for five min­ Ilulsev unbred units of Task and not a gathering of illlt*r*t»s. 703.048 In 1800 to $615,215,000 llg tn ce "' and letting others “do utes." Senators applauded aa President Force 34 south to help Kincaid, “We draw our conclualont from in 1045, cacordlng to Florida Vege­ the Job." Truman arose and began a brief Lighter unit* continued the north­ facta ami not fro In slogan*. I table Committee itatUtic*. He recalled the hectic daya of udk. He sirld Ihe Senate had been ern chas and only two of the 17 term the Soviet speech a regretFlorida's leading income—prod- the depression period when tmnej vary kind and that he nevtr had ’ enemy ships; escaped damag-r or tahlv offensive production." 'Col. W. It. Hodgson of Australia uclng vegetable crops, in order of extremely excited people were cotj-j ^ad a more cordial welcome any. sinkingIn his article, llalsey observed took the floor Immediately to dr importance, says the Florida Vege­ vincot1 that Sanford won) I never where. that Ihe Amefcian Navy in tho survive 1 and recover from djpte*-! "And L'va hcen-a-JoL of. plut »*, table Committee, are; tomatoes. claret Parific had oqe. basic weakps#*,^. “How glad l ara that these meet­ gTeen l»eana, celery, early frith sion effect*. He reviewed a state-i “AJihouglr our naval- power in merit mad* publicly at the Uine u ^ ftenpotatw tnrrM Tr pepper*, cabbage, ings are now open to tbe pret*. the Western Pacific wa* such that hia retirement from public office, at* rule* prevent anyone but ecna watermelon*, cucumber*, straw­ Previously we have $ad to put up to th* effect that Sanford wa* not tqra speaking there, Tie itniled we could havu challenged th# com­ with calculated abuse and distor­ berries and sweet potatoes. bined fleets of tha world,” he said, bankrupt, had many valuahl* at at ha br< iroke the rule. tion* of this particular representa­ ' Florida ha* currently more than acta t< me11mar<1 m Vhiff Tvtwl and although tried sorely by “ 1 get homesick fur thil seat," tive of the Soviet Union f i r a long 260,000 acres devoiAl solely to unforeseen conditions still had the Mr. Truman aaid, speaking alowcommercial production v 'f fresh time." | C a * l l f * H HI r a s e T n . | Hayden Raynor o f tha United vegdtablea, according to the Flor " 1 spent the l«t*t tun year* of National Charter Ih Ida Yvariable Committee. State*'told delegates: my life in this sesF'. Signed Fdr AMVETS “I won't dignify the Utterly rid­ Florida farm wage rate* have The President aakled that a sen­ iculous and irrelevant statements risen approximately S16<X since Anglo-Russian Trade ator with whom he’d lunched of the Soviet delegate by answer- 1832, according to the Florida Talks Hit New Snag WASHINGTON, July 23 (A1)— "•iared me" to walk In and ait In Inr. Vegetable Committee. President .Truman today signed f j_____ my former .___ seat “L resent the tenor of hi* reLONDON, July 23 W - A Brit­ Par capita consumption of fresh Senator McGrath (D-RII wa* In legislation providing* a national marks." vegetable In the U. 8 , has in ish government source said today that »A t. When the President charter for Ih# American veter­ rreseed from let* than 200 pound* In Moscow have "taken a turn walked In—McGrath quickly sur an* of World War II. Ray Sawyer. AMVET National Ur nearly 260 pounds, th* that Britlah-Rtusian trade talk* rendered It to tha ‘ Chief “ ‘«f Eaeeutlv* VFW To Hold District jrer^mer Vegetable commander, aaid tha action makes Committee re­ for th* worse snd a breakdown la Thlsm eant an Inert ate of now rather likely." AMVBT8 th* flrat World II vet­ Meeting In DeLand port#. erans organisation to be recog­ more than on* buabal per person Th* Informant aaid that 'unex­ Silver Glen Springs nised officially hy Congrea*. per year. pected disagreement had arisen Headed by post Commander F. He added that tha legislation Tb* Florida Vega table Commit­ over the price of wheat which - Said Is Announced of tee reports that Florida produced Russia nlannd to trad* for Brit­ _ D. Scott,; * farm delegation gives AMVETS "lagal status Post 32*2 of the V. T. W. of more thfcn 60% of the nation's ish machi nary. equal to that of the American OCALA, July 23 (A9 - H . H. legion, the Veterans o f' Foreign Sanford la expected to attend the winter and 8 pring celery In 1840. Negotiations for the trade pa d Henderson ha* announced Ihe sale organiiatlon'a district conference Florida's largest short season began soma weeks ago'and early of Silver Gian Springs, location War*, th* Disabltd American Vet­ In Del .and, Sunday, IL was an­ erans and th* 8 paniih War V*lnounced today by John Sauls, crop, according to tho Florida leal week were'' authoritatively of early Indian plantings and •ram, th# only oth*r V*Urana' Vegetable Committee, la water­ reported to be near • a success­ shellbacks, to four Fcrran broth­ commander of th# Fifth V, P, melon*. with an average of more ful conclusion. Government quar­ ers of Eusti*—E. t-. C. H., Rob­ group* holding congreiilonl charDistrict which includes Semin !«r*. than 6,000 ear* being skipped In ter! had no explanatlog of the ert and Lee and two unclvt, Harry Lake, Orange, Brevard •and VolJune and July. sudden new bargaining difficul­ uala counties. and Carl Frrran. , Florida vegetables are available ties. The price was $125,000, Hen­ Peace Officers Are The mi'-cting will be held «t .and Legion Hall. It is in roluma on the nation's markets, derson aaid, for the 620-acra aura the Deland _ expected that more district* will according to tho Florida Vegetable in eastern Marion county which i* Entertained By Aiken be 'added, said Baula. Marshall Committee, every month In the Schrader Funeral To now a fishing snd resort spot. Mitchell of Vero Beach, senior year except August and 8 eptem DIrir Aikrn,-Sanford tenor, and »,ri B e Held Thursday 5 S S Roger Stale* vice-comhiindor, and Chet- bw$1- - "■ T• Harris, hi* accompanist, The Florida Vegetable Commit­ Whittle of Orlando, Junior ter ist, and hia son William during got a "big hand" last *v«nlng tee reports that during tho post 20 rief-eommander, are expected to Funeral service* for Herman W. their travers snd th* opening as they'rntertsdned officers from seasons, Florida’s total commm i..i Schrader. 06 who died Monday scene o f ."The Yearling" waa shot all parts of Florida at tha Associ­ be present. vegetable acreage haa increased at ation at th* sky room of the M. have been postponed from at the Springs. R. A. r. TO V ISIT an average rate of mote than 8 * Wednesday afternoon at 4:0) Aa g.bill Hotel in Orlando. BIN SHOOK. England, J t d f O Just about recovered from the o'clock‘ until Thursday afternoon LA GUARDIA BETTER (A V Sixteen Lincoln bomber* of cold that handleappsd his Binging More then 100.000 scree of snap at 4:60 o'clock, according to the the Royal Air Force'* crock No. beans ara planted annually in Erickson Funeral Home, in chsrgr. on th* Godfr«y talent program NBW YORK, July 23 UP)017 squadron took off today Florida, according to the Florida of arrangement*. Focmer Mayor F, H, La Guardls, in New York, but did not prevent for a goodwill tour of tbe ,Unit*d Vegetable Committee, with more Interment will be mad* In Lake who was described a week ego him from coming out first, Mr. State*. Tbe plans* were due to than SfiflOO acres reaching suc- View Cemetery instead -of Ever­ a i "quit# a skk man," haa shown Aik«n,,abl* to hit th* high not** atop at Gander, Newfoundland, cesefui harveet fa epiu of weath green, Tho Rev. Douglas Charles a “decided Improvement," his of the' song*. "Morning" and anrout*. _. "DUA*~. with his usual #**«. or. loaecta. and disease ravages. physlelan said today.’ , will officiate. — . • in d e p e n d e n t SANFORD, Established 1908 State Kests Case A.» Defense -Begins P a­ rade Of Witnesses m In Accused’s Behalf W EA TH ER Partly cloudy through fhurtday,. Gentle to moderate northeasterly alndt. ■ a n V O L U M E X X X V IU « - . l a U « i l y T h e re I* S tre n g th — To Protect th* Past# of tho World; To Proaoto tho Pros res* of A a ir lc ii ,To Prodbco Prooporitj for Sanfcyd. — -■v— 1 ■ . " ■ * - .. :.~i t . W3 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. 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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 22, 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/4ba44e3531dc954c0c69a10a7b0d1bc8.pdf 1880ca95584bdb9328a996424fc929a2 PDF Text Text t FT ) MONDAY, JULY 21, 194' PAGE PAGE BIX General Bradley ! Indonesia Attacked To Visit Europe tu hinder the restoration of la Truman’s Message By AKTi Het The fae' Jfedf copp two game to contlno . Friday orchard I the Del-n Manaxvt hurier* in 14 hit bar g y To mat rd eu the while Ju t Yksri Aloe cJ for th Saturde contest of in the FI played in second til The Re in (he o game eve b'(t Hudd (ho Banft In a mag ttctorv * take Jami the right : |n DrLsn i Vake P gsvrn inn grid rctm cap. All ifatdngt u Saturday VAno’hv two cents standing Umpire Bor II sari feathers cellrnt at OcLsml * wrre not pule cf a it except eonjest League, utduue fc Yester* tripped t that war rawing a glued to man was igAlng. v-Sanfc-r. ninth s|ru?Hsckti mw.irigl folloWcd and »■ * i , i *« Burn, tu ViPinu) Th«>b<'t‘t Will*, r Vauli«B, la - * - ' Lew? rs. itOJsnui •tyUt. »l bsii.riU l Mriftnsl* Mwrer. Idldc. cl Silver i»*> f9Mt. « lmsen, * st.sk. Tv»*t; „ •—*il*»u. tl—SleUI retstk. nsntmil e |Bet»'v L j m i . s. vv.sth.r Slvwins klte--«o fug*a ta­ ils am Vurk, * jnidi k iWrtsri.x fsnford yitHil* I IfKt ‘ Last* t* Mr ri>< Could fE A R I. ULCER a * . in* J * -lb# « lbs lia whSrv u a ■*«** Would i is ltc n w ta s r rM lIuH l rre n r .« « O** from the forecast of a corn harvest 20 percent btiow last year’ s. But in the event res! shortages should develop, the rvport recommended ■ 1: 1. Full publicity as to the true farm outlook, perhaps including _a campaign ___ _ . _for “strict economy” In the use of some foods. r .____ 2. Quick planning for conservatton, lthrough ...— R-. export —r — controls . and possibly by renewing Ihe government’s recently l a p s e d pow^r to control the amount of grain used by distillers and other processors. V , Mr. Truman renewed plea of ten days ago that coal, steel a n d o t h e r industries, forego immediate price increases until they test the real snvtx of the wage boost won by Lewis* miners "Stability in steel prices would be a wise economic pulley for this industry as well as for the country," the President declared, wherrai Inerekse* based on guesses and an "exaggerated NIW YORK socialite Mrs. Thomas intern, Watlnn” c o u ld .“slart (Julia Donahue) Higgins (above) was arrested in Belgium on a charge of smuggling nylons. She wss taken Into custody In Chtrlefol with Christians Torlonla, mem­ ber ut a famous Italian family, who was formerly married to a New York socialite. (International) Stale of chronic Ill-health arid Instability.” Aa for. foreign commerce, export* have skyrocketed to an annual. rate of 120.700,000,000, creating * some strain" of short­ ages at home. Rut foreign nations ate tunning out of gold and dollars and eiports "must he tipecltd to decline before the end of the year,'* even If new foreign, aid is granted. Mr. Truman asserted. He added: "The immediate and Bole ob­ jective of our foreign aid pro­ gram* should be to restore a vigorous, stable and peaceful world economy. fortlgn policy it is* worth etifortig npollcy.-.il-la. - worth - en­ during temporary shortages of a few commodities within the United States. This will bring lasting benefits in the long run.’’ "In June we reached a level of 60,000,000 jobs, rcgsrdrd by msny as Impossible of sttsinment. Our stamkrd of living Is exceptionally high, snd purchasing power ha« thus far been adequate to absorb completely the enormous produc­ tion of American farms, mines and factories. "Farm Income' hik attained a record level. The financial peti­ tion of business is strong. " « u Managements and. |8 hur_Jyivu-Cui fiperated in maintaining Industrial peace « t l Productivity Is on the increase." But then Mr. Truman added this warning: that full employment at high prices la being sustained .by the pent-up wartime demand. l,y extensive use of credit and savInga, and by. the huge eycess of exports over Import*. ' “These are temporary prop* to our economic aystetn. A* they weaken, we shall need to make many baeic readjustments to complete th* transition to a permanently stable and maximum-level peace­ time economy," he declared. Mr. Truman decided to send his special report to congtess after Edwin G. Nourse, chairman of*hi* council of economic advisers, pre­ sented current economic develop­ ments—Including the coal contract settlement—at a Cabinet meeting en July 11. The 1046 law creating the econ­ omic council railed for only nmi re­ port a year, but a White House spokesman said that after the July 11 meeting the President and members of the cabinet agreed that Congress and Ihe public ild be brought up to date. ‘ ~ O n /» i i f t li W fiC k l O U r U ,T C C " * . , * ^ 7 — T""i - o i •,*», NEW YORK. July 21 of the Gheribon agreement, prom­ ising the wealthy Dutch East In­ dies Independence u n d e r t h a Netherlands crown aa “the United States of Indonesia.” The Dutch closed* down the In­ donesian News Agency Antara and started military censorship, light now. but nonetheless real. The Dutch army announced thsl newsman 1Lr,t>I,1 lua WailiLa-.l I i brief leave from hil Julie* tcram' Adminiilralor ir bca preliminary to hil taking the key chief-of*iUf( pod retirement .nest year ol General Dwight Eiienhnwrr. hi* wartime boss. - It will be'the lint letuin in two years lor Bisilley to the teens* ol....... hit victories, and be will find the situation gtrally changed. What lies ahead of him on the road hack? , He- left Europe, wilh lour gieal Allies —!United S t a l e s , Brilsh. |Russia and France-—still celrhrst; ing lhe unity ol a wsrtimr In* mr.ji), R e will 'find F.umpe'nnw an . area ol squairrls in which no two 1 allies agree on what shall he done { with the slowly irviving lof. • * He will find Ihsis neither war nor peace—for the peace isn’t , yet written wilh the main enemy i Ian only a twilight promise, i under which ujiimate decisions • 'have been postponed from 1 week to week’ ami month to month, r He will find the sureties of tha l battlefield, where nations and men *| unite in common fear, replaced by the uncertainties nf the dlpi lumatlc table, when- they often R drift apart in mutual distrust or t under the tug J,f separate greeds. 1 He will find that .the . superb, I cunihat-trained, million-man Amer­ ican Army be led lias dwindled - to 200,000 men or frwei, an ar- my containing many teen-age I, youngsters who never saw action, - an Army that suffers from the evils that have nfflirU-d all oc­ cupation armies from pre-Roman times — venereal disease, black marketing and the softening In­ fluence of Intermingling with for­ eign viviliana in a foreign cul* He will find in this remnant Ameriran Army at least one unit that call strike with'wartime pre­ cision and gower—jJiejnebilt.couslabulary force built up by his old lieutenant, MaJ. General' Ernie <Uld .Gravel Voice” i Harmon, lank battle veteran of Sicily, Italy France Belgium, Holland and Gerntany, In addition to Reps. M. H. Smith Bradley undoubtedly will gsthei of Sanford House Speaker Thomas Information that w ill'be reflect­ |l,u»luy of lie Funtak Springs, ed In future American military wh0 bed been called as witnesses, there were Reps. Marvin If. Rowell •r real purpose In his going. Rut „f Stuart, L. C. Yeomans of Cry*- slung hi* Journey also will he tai River, Johrr Hranch of Tampa, msny mileposts of memory he - --- - ................... - helped make famous In th* sec.... P, Martin of Plant City, P. Ouy OIMf World Wan-HIII 600 In TuCrews of Jacksonville and C. H. n|p|«, Troina in Sicily. St. la, In Tavlor of Wauchula. Nurtnany, th* Ardennes In UvlRep. Jerry Collins of Ssrumta. gium, the Siegfried Line and the who was one of the leadrri In Rhine In Germany, the fight to oust Papy from thej Rut he probably won’t g*l to House afler his indictment, was> visit the River Elbo area, where In tha rourthuuse but did not 1m- he linked up with Ihe -Russians mediately romp Into the court to end the war and swapped the loom. ' Soviet commander a Jeep for a Papy wae accompanied by hi* riding horse aa a victory touveteen-age son, U. C. Papy, Jr ., who nir. Only Red troops patrol the aat in the courtroom audience. Kibe these days. TWenty-one of the 93 pruspecTh* Soviet military leaders live jurors were excused or were know Bradley's record - loo well absent because they could not leg -to •underestimate 1 him. But - hi located. Slate and defense roun- will* certainly lie a puttie lu th* tel started examining the venire- German people. Accustomed to men. -Th# State wae represented by Slate Attorney Orion 0 . Park­ er. Jr ., and Phil O'Connell. Papy'a attorneys of record were Rotary 5feet identified In the courtroom as former etat* senator- Pat Whi­ tr— rsa> <'»»> taker of Tampa, J . Lewis Hall and ss bn th* Arthur Godfrey Weldon G. Starry of. .Tallahaate* am front hi* first victory and U. A. Worley of Miami, former larch on th* Orlando talent Dade county state attorney. Also at the defense counsel table wste J , Leuncelot Lester end Montoe county ettorney Paul Sawyer, both tl'H lta s U tr*M I***. Dm ) enough to, accommooste rum m In federal elections was pssvcd th* Radio i City Music Hall. This by the House. It now goes to th* Music Hsll, he saldn Is the largest Scnst*. Th* vote we* 290 to 111, Ip th* world, but more impressive Stalin Makes First Thar* are no plan* for conthan that, ha added, ar* Ra wonof the bill this year Qarful acoustics, Summer Appearance stderalion In the Senate, where It has b*«n ■, Th* most unfortunat* part of -----C----- , blocked rejwattdly In th* p u t by his trip ,. hs axplslned, Wss tha niuovcun, r—i nint Southern filibuster*. MOSCOW, siuiy July ait I I . pi (AR—l*rlra* cold ha contrartad after taking Minister 8 talin mad* hta first pub­ Celled up unexpectedly, Houm a hot shower Just before .spend­ lic appearance of th* summer yrsing three hours rshasrring in en terday whan h* attended a monster action came over -the futll* ob­ k!r wnnrtlllnnfliii rfiatR. -Am 1 rt* sports axhlbltlon In Moscow’* Dyn- jection! of a group of Southern s n o Stadium In wbicli approxi­ representstivts who tried perilsmately 30,000 Russian athletes per- mentary devices to blu*’- a Hr,-’ Vote. Thev succeeded onl* In **; tirlpataL The 67-yeer-old Stalin, who » u leying th* showdown s*v«rr dressed (n e military uniform, ap­ hours. The Hous* Merchant Marin peared to be in good health and high aptrila when he entered his Committee approved a hilt V special box and received the cheers block petroleum shipments i*> >nof. an audience of 70,000 which foreign country unless the See •crowded the stfdium to capacity. rotary of Commerce certifies t*>. by him on the Godfrey program, He was accompsnled by Marshal and also the final test including Klementl VoroaMlev and Foreign 'B few verses from each of the contestants. Sanford people In the audience that night, he said, were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mra. MapNelll and B elt. 7 ^ S of Orlando, and Rev. Doug Charles of. Sanford. a appeal front jd* surisot, r x7 Ai W—A Ar " M I H 1^ W k-— > rY 11 a V\ / r 1v \ff Lm I■ 1 - H * 1 i1 1 -■ w k. Aa I Com mission Meet r .a M .e .0 I ' M I’M * unfinished ' business. Mr. Ssjrrt announced. Is wss agreed Friday to grant to the ' "F ort** and . Doyle con­ tracting firm of Connecticut an option for purchase of City owned loU in the Magnolia Heights section for building. 60 fire room homes of the pre-fabrlcated type, each haring an area of approxlmately 1,000 square feet. The pro­ ject is awaiting FHA approval, said Mr, Bayer. Each home will occupy 1 H lota. Another request for city loU was presented by Clsude Wbldden, twpvkwnltaf Internets not named. *ctJon * * * Ub,*d Until Com* missionsrs* can be present to “ " d . * 1* ‘ The Comtnlwwlon voted to again thekt on Aug. 4 as a T a i Equal!“ ‘ I"" Board at which time they w[)| hold a public bsartng In regard to a proposed raise of 10 percent In City ta i valuation for 1947. A hearing wss also set for the first week to August to consider revoking the license of a beer garden operated at 801 West Ninth Street by J . D. Carlton. A petition of residents In that vicinity was ™ad in which the place was deae8 bed as a public nuisance, „ Keque* of the Silver Fleet Csb Company to increase rates was considered and the company was »»kcd to submit further daU as Would cause future Immigrants ..to /Hhlnk U k r b e f U b W d m g on Aug. 6 /to attempt',Y, u,) ta il insurance problems. Greek Fight •C'eatlaaee m at Pag* Oa.f big attack against governme forces eight day* ago. A government military l«ti told the subcommlsalon the rlllaa at Konitsa wars Albs mi Uniforms and launched jt e aive to set up a free r . oimm i at Konitsa. Government circles, meanwhil e i pressed surprise that the. gut; rlllaa who were routed Iasi w2 by loyalist force* in north***, ern Greece had not proclaim the area a “Communist fn state.” “ We cannot understand the 4 lay," a foreign ministry spoke man said. “Wa hava been exp* Ing it any day. The on*] teen probably la because the Lommv 1 1 m r.tkt? w w * n of gaaollno, the first English divorce with th* power of grating President that th* shipments will aheolus divorce. ................ ........... ................. « not Impair civilian supplies,’ - Weahtngtonle. named Ift hoftor The secretary would be requir­ of Georg* Weshlngtoi, ta a genua ed to make monthly -rtporta of shipments to Congress. * SSotSw s jjs . and establishment at security ft ail men of good will In this cout , ry ln d to obstruct the rehabl Hatton and reconstruction of Ir don„ ia ." Interior capital of Jogjakarta fur P alatin e Curfew the “ vrindo population, men- and rumen of all organisations, to « ll s S f S Iran re s* t>«l defend our freedom and our gov­ beenir aegt to detention camps or ernment against the Dutch co­ Cyprus. lonial war." This generally was supposed to The Republican radio fsported have been the destination of tha heavy fighting at Gunung Pati, deportation ships Ocean Vigour, ten miles outside the north coast Runnymede Park and Empire Ri­ city of Semarang. Within 8 *m- val when they tailed from Haifa arang itself, the radio said tha Republican underground had risen against the Dutch. | General Soerdirman, comman­ der of the Indonesian army es­ timated at 200,000 troops, believ­ ed to be poorly armed and train­ ed, warned Republicans by the ra- rW.I A h .IU ,7„*r„n ,r !? * u A Jewish, In JerusaU ii hsTld t e n " of * " 1 cT^ m fo/ n.w f d lS ui ^ „ d " ncem a^d imh^mnd V**.*ni*rn t ln f j.- ™ “ ‘ f r * ,#" . i . NEW YORK. July 2 1 , tA *)A British colonial office spokesBuses lit the populous Borough of man said thy Cyprus camps csr-Queens moved under police guard talniy were not full. He said probtoday after 600 union drivers for ably about 10,000 Jews were two rompanlea voted almost un­ *n the camps, but many more animously to continue their strike could be accommodated. (Jewish that began Saturday. sources in Palestine .have estimatPolice said 300 strikers attemp­ ed the number held on Cypruv ted to block the movement of the at 16,000.) , first 37 buses from a terminal of The Whitehall Informants sugthe Green Bus Lines, Inc., with a gested that this could mean that picket line, but dispersed when any Jaws seised by the British protective police arrived. By tnld- • tffcth * Palestine coast would mornlng 63 of a normal 120 buses RCntlThie to be sent to Cyprus if were in operation, the line «aid. m no arrangemanla had been made with the particular . European M**cd Among the newest am electrical development ia i light that peer* around the bulb ia mounted In nf tfU M b K m etal.tub*. HOUS E In F lo rid a ’s “ dlpsy d ood le” winters U a real problem . How m uch beat Is needed? W hat type Is moet satisfactory? Most econom ical? W hat equip- “ .o, I. ...tubist T o And a solution^ Reddy Kilow att has Just com pleted * » extensive survey. It1* too long to publish here. B ut It’s * * . . available in book form —-* fine bl| book, profusely tibia* use heating problem . (rated . And It bee the answer to CIL! F AC T S IN A WARM S UB J E CT So don’t ih lrtr and shake next winter. Do something • Hi ‘ . --r ' . - d’i . f / : , about U now. Get the facts. See your dealer* call at your Florida Power A Light Company office* or �* t> ■ m m r' SBG^gey,/* . J •. /• In V a lt y T h c r t U S tre n g th — To FawUet tfc. I' u h of th* World; To Prwxoote the Pre.reae of America) To Produce Prosperity for cranford. • • -T H E W E A T H fi* W a n t AN IN D E P E N D E N T VOLUME XXXVIII Established 1008 SANFORD, FLORIDA, Defense-Move D A IL Y d N K W Sl’ A PK H TU ES D A Y, JU LY 22, 1947 NO. 178 jm l A s s o c is to d P re s s L ea se d W ir e A ll O fficial c a lle d B ep resen tativ e' A l ­ lowed To Relate C o n v e r s a t i o n In­ volving B r i b e r y e Eerily cloudy (oni|ht and Wed­ nesday. Gentle variable * ;nd*. 'S ’ Landing On re­ Java Gain First Objectives; Sp ies Note To UN Outlines Policy Soviet Operation In America Through Party Revealed By Former Communist Netherlands S t a t e s Police M e a s u r e s W ASHINGTON. July 22 lff>Vidor Kravchenko told Congress Compelled By Re­ today that "every responsible rep­ p u b l i c ’s A c t i o n s resentative of thr Soviet guvern- Official Gives Red Satellites Eyewitness Story Receive Warning in thr United Slates rnay be Of Burma Slaying To Aid U.N. Plan merit regarded as an economical or po­ Indonesian Revolt Seen As Sign Days Of Imperialism Are Fading Mission To Explain R e p u b l i c ' s Posi­ tion P l a n n e d By Former P r e m i e r US DRW I I T MACKKN2IK ju liereliy h tiniteit Su ir< of In TALLAH ASSEE, July 22 LAKE SUCCESS; July 22 a ' i AP Foreign Affair. Anal)sl I i)on#aU, encoiiips»mg tiutli the i m AH A. tul„ . ) .aP)-uLu. Circuit Judge V . May Walker — Th r Netherlands government inTlieer is no ilark mystery gl>viul ,r«iuii>lie sml. the reuisnuier of lhv‘ A litical spy." today denied a defenie motion lU -Jtaefm V iwhlkh * W e'lMpii-V F»Tt Imlies. -would come Into besource, sanl today UoopS United S id e s ’that it Single Gunman Killed Punitive Action By btavchenlCpf-disAaier afisciai A^afjhaif herirthelYiinprltrJ who tlniutrd aihuir oil the noith l« "rrso ii to ' ngsin lietwsrn tin- ImlonesiMti Be- ing In which would have cut the groun I S e c t m y je6*iiiicfr the Soviet Pure losing Commission polit inessutes against the In- puhlic anil the impelint Ilulrhi This new nation was to have and rati coaiU id Java yciterad rs completely lwsV -ltoM tbs Yuw*i|* * N a tio n ’s it is Ju»t another of mso,’ I dominion status. Holland was to day had been engaged in heavy Imbery chi ry charge aaaimt former Rep A t C o u n c il T a b le Threatened by U. S. in New York, testified heforr the donevian Republic liecauve u| con­ force*; indication* that tin- d»v of n il -1 retain a hand in fiqrlgn irlnHouse Committee on Un-American Berate C. Papy of Key Weat. • tinued "ait* uf violence." pir,.* la fading. jlions, defrnw-, finance und in *ub lighting, lhe Dutih. if polling all activities. •To undsrataml the i Bii»e of l lie' jrci* of an m>nomic!| or culloi ohirclivci traihrd in operation, LAKE SUCCESS!* July 22 tA * > . At the same lime, it was di*. RANGOON, Burma. July 22 He declined, to bar leitimony lie said that Mr. Setfov. who closed that the Indonesian govern­ currant crisia w«* mint g.t I.Nckjnl nature. The (Juerrrt uf Hollaml laid trmUnvc was "Icti ihan ex. of Rrp. Qrailey Odliam of San­ i/V) -puisne* Minuter U. Mya, — The Untied Slates warned the a bit. Ths revidatiim»iy -lmlo-|aiao v u 4o" Iw ijoeeu of lite ? ford that Papy had offered him a lurvivur ol the aiiatiinat|on Balkan states today .that any re­ was deputy chairman ol thr Pur­ ment itvrli bad sent a communica­ nrsian Rspuldic lia* jn-en the Dominion. Diaagtreiiient over tile peeled." A l^olth army_communique fusal to cooperate with proposed chasing Commission. actually was de facto government fof tinmsmethod of implementing the new tion to the Secuiity Council I he caih and whiikey to help defeat Saturday in which seven of top .a bill 'denying telegraph, aerviie Burmese leaden were daih, said border watch commission might superior to thr Rusnan ambassa­ contents weir not known, hut the Jor porttune of tin- sich islands guyeriiment i» credited with pre- placed Dutili caiualtin yntciday ■■f Java and Sujuniin sisiee tin- cipltnltug the latest upheaval, today a lone gunman invadrd the bring punitive action by the Unit­ dor fiom lb* Communis! ^arty note wav pirtumed lu Ur an ap|ie.v| winter of lU!f>. l^nglliy negotin-l However. 1 think we must . 1 4 at 151) dead and wounded. to race bet bookmaker!. Hinidrnt Sockaino ol the Ined Nations Security Council. for aid. point of view. Ilona between llie Diltell irlielv j drepri Ilian that.- If^ we could Odham'a leitimony wai given ministerial council dumber and donruan Republic amiiumcrd that The . warning was voiced by The Putsh note chatgrd the In-, fhcavily punctuated t>> warfare) Uiok into the uitml of iln- In Andrn Ctumyko, now represent­ uAilc the jury wa* excluded from calmly .perpetrated the cume. (ornifi Prrtntcr Nulan Sjahnt had Hrrschel V. Johnson, Deputy U. ing Russia in the United Na­ donesiam with "senselesv destlUC* finally resulted In an ugrrrment H HHllMKrd MM I'ggr Pill TJiakin Nu, aucceuor to the tne courtroom pending Judge 1c( l Java-oo-s-m ittron to exptaig S, delegate, in reply to Soviet with maintaining a food tions, was ambassador at the tion. Walker'a ruling on the point.' TJ*r murdered U Aung San as deputy lhr irpublic*! poniion abroad. (Ar­ contentions that the council time, Kraychrnkii said. Hocknlr j amt with carsyrng Sanford Irgiilalor prepared to chairman ol the goveimn's ex­ ming in Ningapuir. Sjahrir raid could do mote__than make "hovlile -md inllammaloiy piopThe onr-lirnr Russian anny of­ repeat it before the- jurora, admit ecutive council, laid Aung San hr would voil Ihr United State). ’■rrommrndalioni under C h a pagamli." ficer described Sedov as the "main learned two monthr earlier that, a ted sfter’th r nilitlg wai made. India and Au ill alia on* hit nmtrr V I of the_U.__N. Cliarter "lhe Nrlhrilands as thr t'late personality representing thr ress"trptoiilt murder pUd" wai be­ State Attorney Orion C,. Pal tiun.) under which the^ promt case it vvhoitl the sovelrigiily lial comniillrr on the Common-1with .. - . ker,- Jr.', laid that an order rul­ ing readied hut dm lediteil tli<- bring considered?"” A Royal Nrthri luiul* navy comist Party in the Unitrtl Stales, * “* ’ * ,l,llo T *ntI wlfftIs conlepiuti. He laid thr dr facto, mutiique mid landing craft of the ing out leitimony involving con­ Johnson said the refusal ol any navy and win slops disembarked He said no decision, could h e ! ^ u; nll> *• ullimalely te.jHin.shl versations beftvrcn legiihlon i.» leader uf the Burma government country to coo|>cra(r with thr pro­ troop* nt Bniijot-wangi on the dul not believe anyone in the made without .Sedov's participa- (or ^maintaining I* wand order ^ d around the House chambei pelled bolder comiminon would cannot allow (heir inimical arinmi Minneapolis Club As­ Protection Of Oil In­ rw»t (oasl of Jnvn and at J'asjr automatically would mean a di­ country would pint againil hii lay it open 1o much graver charges tion, adding that when secret con 1'uloli on rin< north coast. It wxs to continue." the Nrlherlandi gnvsures City On Bali terests Of P r i v a t e the first amphibious operation rected verdict of acquittal "hr- life. and action under another chap­ (rreners were held al the purchas­ eramrnt laid. the end of World Wai II, U Saw, former premier whom the ing commission. Sedov presided cauie we have no other evidence." Park C o n d i t i o n s Owners Is Ur^ed since ter of. the charter. Hr |urtuma"It has become patmtlv clear A Dutch army communique said . British ousted and jailed on rather than the general who was that the present republican guv-i ' , ” the Hoops li Defeat* Allornryi Weldon 0. . , "the gained initial objective! bty referred to Chapter V II, which emim-nt i. incapable of maintainHi* Lily. Comnunion U»t c»r W A S H IN G TO N , July M l— and made addiliouMl advances. Starry of Tallahanee and Pat thargri of collaboration with the provides for sanctions and mili­ head ol the agency. A severe five hour riiesaemant Kravchenko Inter broke witn irfg security, law and order in their! ning voted lo reduce the hcriur A House I'ublic l ands suhconililitWhitaker of Tampa contended Japanese, and 19 assistants were tary action. ^ vojeil loday^ijr..dalay-amiri th e,| in "th P ~ r5d B n g ^ sector of Suthe Russian government. replaced under arrest soon after Johnson said he accepted a nouisced Communism oosi luld why tuch leitimony ihould not bi lu-xi session of t-ongress any av'-|malia yrsteiday and oihrr classes T*r?neh owcjuluis ui iu.ibe praambl* Tn a book, ” 1 (Those Flreiiom." imam It. create lhe necessary iuij. I ' u,‘' mcubanli liym to 5 . " )bm un h-gislatjori giving lb . Sec.-j on . that island were spotted admitted under a 259-year-old the assassin* Ron >. ‘ Ottions tnereto I s ilay, with the itnendllient that retary uf Interior “unqin-stionnble by an Indonesian at my communi­ ttpaalTihg to a new,-unfereiw# ■if the American resointluii which English cflromcn^law o (absolute Robert K Stripling, chief in U Mya gave this first eye wit­ would stipulate that continuation fin , ,these clrciMiistancpi h e r!.* maaiiiiuiM maximum vi of i15r day. i y■ hr allow- "Jithdrity" to expand the Ever que. Tlie l>utlletlu also said that vestbrator fur the committee ask­ l^vilage of.judicial and legislative* ness account .of the murders; uf the disturbed situation In the nuiirity n Kuv^inm^nt h is with th«* * . • .» . , glades National Bark in Florida to on Runday. two Dutch warship* ed Kravchenko for Information utmost reluciauoe been compelled fd ldu1"1n', , U yrJ' Il'M IlS H t n rage Sis) 1,"200,000 anes of )*nd. " l,y off Mvtak on the exlrems tip "One lone gniwaau advanced on actual a*;icqmenta to apy tolm liu i i.e the Eieilt, *t;uv«j Dot- to hold austroni I hit action lot The at tion was takrn me* the “ f Java were shelled li >imini.est/iiitaker laid' 'th t * Diibesy silently— wlrwout** .^faking upon work made hv- the CorutHunit' fo-neral to rrsort to police mea- lowed a statemerit id l*ity Alim objection of Itep. . Betrrsoo (D-| i< •■eiiaa.,i <••«> u , ; I’arty in this country. charge! ihould have been drspov the council tablet'and simi't U. sS. Ifit« Slow Pay sores of n strictly limited charac- „ ,y pIrJ |< WlLoll to (he file d Lial after Chairman Barrett iH steadily (at Aung . San. Within a In general, the witness said, nu ed of by the Legislature ana few feel of the table, ha-halted. Of Reds For Supplies person holding a position in con- ’ 'The Net.,..lands gmernm.ii, «»»•* «• W* ojunmn, a $IIM) a day Wy"» '" ,d «h- r“ " 'r" in - if '« no action Inlay hr would roil .all, "it Un't good government for the Then he opened fir#, strung the ICMiUtivd mn I'i i r M ti j (rr winild U trffil f u n iiv r ^ l»V utiutlirr with economic affairs a r­ rr mrcting t u r n i n g uf or thr (nr group t*.| Ix>-1 g^ , ■, c . WASHINGTON, July 22, l/F)- nectiun court to itnke down an indepen gdh I leftward ,and continued fir­ rives here from Russia “withaut lo ir Colli— “ ....... ........ — either •the couth. Gongra.reconverts, C r e lC ( J lir iS lIlC T , A nxw American pro(eat to Mos­ drnt branch and id itielf up sa ing at khosa aeated on the left 1-cial or tegular »r«io .’, pest, I# I | i of Aung tfan. • • cow Involving |1 ,0(K>,000 wortti of a aperiflc assignment with refT V motion lo reduce the (ce in stwcial erence to collection .of secret doc­ ((.'■■tlaaea » !•■** k ill January As Aung S a n ' fell Aid the oil machinery missing In Romenia uments,” Than he went on tt wai made hy Comrniiiionrr KohHep W illiam ’ A. Dawson ill gunman" turned his attention to clouded Ruula'a hope *odny of say that every responsible Soviet cit A. Willumi. Mayoi H. J. tint Ctali) luuvni to drfvrr action un­ the olhertr further from rnr. I aek-. getting icnii-leaae refinery equip representative here lifay .U re­ ptriidcd ovrt lhe inerting. Com* A T H E N S . July 22, (A*)— Civil til iln* next rilrating <>t Congrrsi. ed the upportunity to escape 1 nient from the United Slate* garded aa a spy. Delivery of 118,000,000 worth of miliionrr Arnlrcw Carraway was His motion carried on a voter vole. strife rruptvti am-u on the island len|ied for .the doorway, pulled Dressed in a neat, powder blue down the holt. and ran from the post lend-lesse supplies, much of Peterson suggrstrd that the cum of Fiele Loilav ami spuradic gurrpirirnl. I WO rommisiionrn wrir It oil equipment, has been alopped ault. Kravchenko testified chief­ milter merely close its iu-uriog on 1 11|a attacks were 'repditcd else­ room. " ‘ *1 /A|)— , sliseni; lirmgc armgr Ihilmp, due- to thr |iaik liHlay and per mil him lo where in lireece, llie goVri lllllcnt 1 "There was no guard at the by Congress because of Moscow's ly through in interpreter. Dr. lh e Civil Aeronautic* Hoard has door. The executive council so delay in settling the Soviet Uni­ Vladimir Gaovaki, clflef of the given formal notice of proposed illnrn, and Era. R . Lrihri who submit u substitute bit! al n l«< i aunuunced. foreign law section of the Li­ to w rules to require raitnr ter­ ii out ol town. Tlie Caura area uf t’lete. quiet meeting, liarrrll thru nnmuin.-rd far has never been guarded. The on’s wartime account. Sanford's bid for erection here only police'at the secretariat that Administration official* who brary of Congraa*. Both men *p rain clearance Indicator.■ in air l l i r matin u|-rrducing thr fre! Id* Inlrutioii to call no further for llie tlast few weeks, wa# under IC -a llsa r* aa |'M , S i s ) ' a curfew ordered by the mjlitary of s Florida American Legion have urged Congress to relaa this treatlaa*# •• l‘»a» l i t ) ! marling during thr cunviit Imera for a two-year cxperlmcn governor. Col. Fiairroddaskis, - af­ stand lest it be interpreted abroad ^i w^ C aiali ufcS f’j uiui-nae headquarter! and memorial build­ fia ....... 'J o W S S i' " t*l period beginning Jan. I. ter a Imrnl of 20 men .ul irk .< a . , »» *h American disregard of con­ Navy To Cut F otcoh ing waa personally prelented by Th* board also announced a giro mittiuit oil July III hy (icorgc The Evrrglade*' National I’otk radio station .just oulsiib1 ths capi­ tract pledges acknowledged thM Joel 8 . Field, Sanford poatmMtcr Return Of W ar DeScI poaed new rule reuniting Increased Austin of thr Ihnipr Furnitutr was rstalilisiinl June 20 by See- tal. (Tin s dispatch did not fur'liRussia's tactic* In Romania might srff member of the Cempbell-LoasBy 1,000 OfficerH ■learnnre* tn flying over moun­ Company. Mayoi Gut thru dircrlril tciarv of Interior J . A. King on er identify lhe *ltae|i*r*.) Gets Underway Soon permanently bar th# shipment des­ lfl| Post S3 leleetln committee to tainous terrain during bail wrath- Attoinry \X ilum lu draw up an Cfil.lHMI -acres in southern Florida. The authorities announced that pite Moscow’s willingness to pay tha Special HearquayUra Set-, WASHINGTON; July 22 , (,V >- ei and the revival of a pre-war At that time, the State drrd-d lo PARIS. Jdir 22 ’ The re­ for the goods. urdinsnee irdunng il|r Ire (rum the feileial government fire of ml guerrillas near Can........... flic lo action Committee headed by Col. tide requiring llie carrying of an The Navy announced today an im­ (hr village- of Kamltimi nnd hlasTlie State Departs nt disclosed mediate reduction" of 1 ,000 - of­ automatic flight recorder. Tom Cooley of ML. Dora which turn of 11.8. World War II dead IKI Oil a day lo )2H a day. At nnd mineral leases, all Stale own- led u bridge in leptisal fur the from JKuropran grave* will get Th* two new proposal! grew (Jir mrctlllM lail Friday, Convmis-j rd lands in the area. II also pie- •laying Gy u C d i m muli.uf two mat a t tha 'Hotel Mayflower In umb rway July 28, at Henri Chap- yesterday a formal note bad been ficers because of budget cuts handed the Soviet foroign office, voy^d by Congress. The move will from President Truman’s •special Jacksonville Saturday afternoon in persons In-Id In ronnectio, with ellt> Cemetery near _Liege,- Bel. Xirotaating Russia's failure to pay lionrr Carraway moved-that the' .sT*1*1 * ** f"! connection with the Department glum, the American Graves Regis­ for 7.000 ton* of oil equipment re­ reduce the number of Navy of- air safety inquiry troard. The third . | . ■ | , tNW.otM) for the aqcuiattion of nri the kilting <>f a Rightist attorney. ordinanrc tie adopted, but tbp | vate land! within the coNtrmpl«l)*.t ficer* from a present strength of D one which has been.under dlssummer Conference. tration Commission announced moved from Romania tjtf Red army !7.0rW In northwest Greece in th# • irs to 40,000. •u'-idri for some times* an aid to motion dird lor want of l.L'uu.lMMI.acrr park. Mr. Field Informed members t>f today. east of loannina, two minor elash| troops. Congress gave the Navy M,. enforcement' of flight.rules and H|T ond. . . the Poat last evening at their Itrp. Dirksen (R -lll) urge,I Hut. r» well* reDtirteil belwesnc govern The Henri Chapeite Cemetery .1 OO.000.000 for its operations 'until vnilgation of accident*. eupper meeting at the Legion Hut is the second Isrgest In tbe.Kurosulwumniltee today to ’’plotec- Ihe ’ merit fnrrea anil reinnantli i f Lef­ Following lire opinion given oC th ia submission, and revealed p*»n erea,. and. 17JUD-American* U. S. Envoy To China July IU4H,,or.approximately JshW,- - Th* flight recorder Is ’* device hy Attorney Wilson, lhe ordinance mineral mid oil interests" of pri­ tist Guerrilla unite. One guerrilla 000,000 leas than i'residrn; Tru­ pieced in tne tail of the plane lo t i n - of th# four-ettle* which are buried there. It waa establish­ vate owners if it recommended unit, attempting to reach A graph#, sliow<lta path through the air and wai passed un iti first reading tlioi tlie Secretary uf Interior ln- wa* reported under altar's hy Begins Conferences man had asked. aummilted offers, Tallahassee, ed, hy the tat. Army in Septem­ al>n th* effect of rough air on th* Of the 1.000 officers affected, which was represented by Post ber. 1844. Mane of ita dead fell last evening. Die reduction, said viven "unquestionahle authority" government’force* south of G'rev*. II Kalian*# aa l*aae * 1*1 NANKING. July 22 , OP) — 800 will leave the Navy and 1’00 plan*. Use of the recorder via* Mr. Sayrr. applies to firms that Comdr. Walter Roundtree, was in the battles fo r Asrhan and In na. Other minor clashes were will revert to, non commissioned dropped Ih Ju n e.' !!)!!, because of China's military situation came the only other Florida* city to the Ardennes campaign. saU to have taken place un |h# have been m business twu years ranks, t i * announcement sold. war time materials.shortages/ under rlpso scrutiny today by an submit a bid for the site. Henry smtlhern stupes uf lhe (ir.tinmna thoae dead whoa# next American presidential envoy on a All officers concerned will he Th* r)tdar absolute terrain pro­ or more. Fur firms that have not Woleolt presided at the Post meet- of "Only Muiintnliis. kin hdve elected to haee their fact-finding mission and by top notified not later than Aug. IA ximity.Indirator will Ite used as a Tlie goverii.nt atirmunred lhr»i lagremains brouht back to Uia home­ Chines* -general* who conferred and the change will lie -omnleted supplement to pressure .'ypc nitI- been heir that length uf tunc IlMlIaae* as I’sar aid on Sunday GtAiiiliu forces lust dr The .10 member committee in land will tie returned" the AGRC hy Oct. 1. meten. One now un the market with Chlang Kal Shek oq coordina­ Jacksonville, at whose • meeting said. ; TAMI'A. July 22. <*•) - The killed, il) wounded and T7 cap­ Of the 800 to leave tha service, shows * light and blows a horn tion of operations In the wer State Cominsnder Frank Caton drutli of hundred* uf thousands of tured. The first shipment Is sched­ against Chines* Rede. 500 will be reserve line officers when the plane approaches within New Catcher Signed was present, set Nov.' 1 as the uler! to depart from Antwsrp early fish in the Sayasota area during •North of Kilkis, a iurnd ronting The American was Lieut, Gen­ now on active duty and a email a specified distance of an obstruc­ deadline Tor other cities to make in Octdber. tlie past week waa caused literal- down from tlie lulls attacked and By Sanford Feds number of Wave officer*. About tion. Th* board'* proposed rule eral Albort.C. Wedemeyer, whose u lflr possible bids for the project, ly l>y smothering, Dr. Clvd.' T. held a village near Santa for thr** • 11"' 1----■ ... ■■— — survey for President Truman, like­ 300 regular Navy temporary line would require such a device In all Mr. Field announced. Rri’ l. in-ad uf the Biology Depart­ hours lieforn ar tin-red cars and Bill Lewis, a 0 foot 188 pound offieera who were formerly en­ scheduled airline plane* flying at ly will deteraino U. 8 , policy to­ ment of the University of ramps, troops recaptured the-community, After Nov. 1, he said, Chair­ House Kills Tax On backstop from Follanab**, W. Va. listed men and given officer rank night or through overcast. ward China. Ho held informal military source* sstd. said today. man Cooleey will call -a meeting wa* signed by tha Sanford Celery during the war will also be sep­ Th# proposed terrain clearance Jewelry Under $25 conference* at tho American Em­ arated, the Navy said. Far tu the east, virtually un th* within the n ett ' 10 days to de­ Fed* today, it waa announced by After he and twu as*iiiu-it> rule would Increase the minimum bassy toon after Me arrival, and Turkish Imrder at Oiestias mili­ cide on the three best bids and made a thorough study uf jhe con­ John Krlder, vie* president of the About 200 temporary lino war­ altitude over the highest ground * I( m tinw i r»e» atsi WASHINGTON," July 22 W) tomorrow he will talk with Chlang rant officer* will go bock to the on a route from 1,000 feet to 2 ,00(1 Sanford Baseball Association. ditions. Dr. Reed said Sarasota tary sources said l eftist Guerril­ and other high government offici­ were routed with losses of men The House voted today to cut al*. Lewis has been ploying for th* coastal waters were teeming with las feet under certain conditions. and war supplies ip a battle with the taxes camera fan# must pay billion* of liny organisms which Miami entry in the Florida Inter­ In a written lUtemaot. Wede­ Drug Store Observes on films and euuipmcnt. an "Kvro*" <Rightist) unit. national League and has been clung to th* fishes’ gills an i shut Without a dissenting vote, it meyer said: off their breathing.” hitting“ 288 for Miami. 23rd Anniversary passed "My miulon !• easentla'ly one a measure dropping from Th* new Fed catcher la 24 years "These organisms I provisionally Schrader Funeral of fact-finding in which I am aid­ IS to 10 percent the tax on eme- ed old and ia a limited oervvlc* identify as diatoms called 'arterlby a imall group af men expert 4 O, Laney, pharmacist, has teur roll films and cameras and Planned Tomorrow player., onetla Japaunica’, whjfh always operated hie drug store at Its pre­ ending the 25 percent tax on Jen- In several fields of economics, fin­ •xist in normal amounir III sea ance, engineering and political a f­ sent aim far the past » years, he . . aeta and various Ither still and faire. We aro IntertsfW jwrUrulFuneral services for Herman W. By BOBBY PARK 8 dirrction and Killed down by the River Fund Increased Water hut spring up lu-counties* revealed today. With Mra. Laney moi|on picture equipment. Camp Scribe numbers when conditions ar* ideal Schrader, 86 , who died yesterday arly in learning and teeing some­ he came 'here from Birmingham, fire for another nap. Soon the Tb# bill also trO«fa Urn 20 per for their growth" tha Tarnna .ninrnilUi *t- Me-iiuifiu ill 1XFJ h n a r By Senate Group -actentixt-Tatijr After an active day Friday, blair danced higher and the go­ AU. and on'July 2*. 1824 opened cent tax off Jewelry selling for thing of the efftegry of measures ro* will he held Wednesday after-. the ita r * w n-First Street In the lest than JUS and aiampt* muil- taken by tho Chines* government lh« camper* gathered around the phers -begae-tw-morr.— After- till -------noun at 4:00 o’clock at th# Ericklooking toward U llw k D . i u u _. . 4 ff* cal Instrument*-purchoaed by n —| c a m p fire -fo rm H c itin g gopher race, with Cabin V 't Kilroy corn- ^ W A S H IN G TO N , July 22,-Ghson Funeral Home. Interment will Furvi* for th* 8t. Johns River Southern Pacific ■ be in Evergreen Cemetery. race. A fearful huih settled tog in second, there wst’ a beauty project lo deepen the channel from tors Invited To Mr. Schroder was born Oct. 25, •round the fir* •• the gophers conical with Kilroy winning. Strike Is Shortlived 1881 Joeksonville to Lak* Harney wer* alto have to win-approval by the In Rtadling, Iowa. He wa# Open House Plant ttl like brightly painted atones. Saturday was a buiy day wtlfi approved yesterday by Senate Senate and Fresident Truman. a member of the First MeihoJUt appropriations -sub-committee. SAN FRANCISCO, July « 2 , OP) Chureh of Sanford. For tha r#st Suddenly there waa a victorious preparation* being made for the SANFORD WINS , Friday evening will ba visitors The commltt** recommended —A strike by th* Hrotherhoral of year he operated a grocery star# yell at Cabin llt'a gopher began visitors Sunday. After supper Sat­ 1200,000 for Ih* project or | 100 , Th* Sanford American Ugion nhjht at th* C#ntrol Florida Quick Loromotlv* Engineers which Im- in Lak* Monroe. ON to ilowly make hit way toward urday the camperi hurried to the 000 raora than th* Rous* originally moblliied th* weatern lines of th* Survivors Include th* widow, regrets an mwr Junior Baseball team defeated tho Fraew and 8 lor*ga Company on Winter Park Legion nin* this Waat Thirteenth Straot a t from th* finish tin#. Southern Pacific Railroad ended five sons, Edward uf D«nv*r, I*,. rrtrearion hall lo tee the movie, approved,. obituary morning by a t to I margin in 7:30 P. M. until 9 :0 0 P. M.,- it was early today six hour* and 45 min­ Arehi* of Waterloo, la , George He finished first and was care­ "Thunderhead, Son of Rieka." which a , . MEET TOPIC ute* after it b*gtn. and Billy uf Waverlv, la. and Wen-* Th* s u i t o r s in- Winter Park; Lloyd 8 waln pltchod announced today by Forrest Catch- fully packed in 'hit box before Sunday waa full of active gome* "What's Th# Matter With San­ Thirty-nine minute* later th* dell of Rycamore. III.; two daugh­ , K. M J ^ r p h / jf f o r ' Sanford and Byron Board al and Alex R. Johqgon, ownero. caught. Sanford play* Orlando During tho Oral hour plant pro- any of the other turtles even be< and contest* for th* visitor*’ en­ ford" will be th* th#m* of a talk first of hundred# of locomotive* ters. Mrs. Glenn Stuffier of Olym­ ^ in tho toeoad round, cessed hqm and cold drlnko will be gan lo mov#. Then, evidently Wak­ tertainment. Th# rift* match was by E. F. Housholder, local attorn- Idled by th# brief strike puffed pia, Wash, and Mrs. Ernest Wening from Ida nap, Kilroy, of Cab­ woo by Wad# Garner far Cohta ay, to th* Klwanla Club at Ita back Into service. II was a 'switch son of Waverly, and one brother, Bteritef ^tomorrow noon nt th# sn^tn* ln^the railroad’s Oakland, William Schrader of Minneapolis^ in V. moved liowly in tim Wrong (Canto***# •• Pa#a Its) k\s '6 Auction^Fee Cut Action Postponed To $20 Per Day By Committee On ; By Commission Glades Park Bill Greece Reports CAB Announces. New Regulations For Air Safety Sanford Bid For Legion Memorial Offered At Meet ■Rebel Attacks . * *a IJL'Hth Of Gulf Firth Due To SmotherinR Visitors l o Camp Winona On Sunday Were Royally Entertained By Boys Of m's&szz t-y ;* m .L— ■ ~T»f z — .............. — ---------- -- - - ..— ... — ........... , ■ �4 ) — ti . W p iM H bwAfCBCS S i w aB B B SSS= VI 11 <• *- ’ j ..i-ir’ .-.’ ■ re > TU ES D A Y. PAGE - -- th e - >i • j FA Xro m ) JU LY 22. 1917 ndustrlal recovery. Why Western GermanyT Because Knstern Ger. many la under control .o f th* maybe w e need a b l o w t o r c h Hawaii In Politics Russians who have refused to cn. The Sanford Herald operate with their allien In eco­ nomic rehabilitation. In I W In l h , d e la te b e fo re l l a 'i i . ™ * ; • A striking example . ofs^ he raM I«k r< t S »ll»l Salaraa?Soviet attitude was furrffth..| •n4 *■■*•! at tfnatnr*. f larMa ’ , .eaterday during a- meeting „( Ity DBWITT MAt'KKNfiU? . • til H aannlla the Allied Control Authority in AI* Vnyrign AffAlra Analyst [n lM ii a* u r » l •!*» • raall*» Berlin. The Rutalana asked thvt WathioRlpn’i new fiolicy for German steel plants ehpalde of Oatafcar I T . I » l t . a l Ta a l tlM llw •I k a a l a n l . «• < • » Ik a A »l economic'’ rehabilitation of w*r-producing 13,000.000 tons antiusl. o od m itted to th e notional e n v o n i f ( « a i » n a l M a t f k •. •‘■•i ______ U , f p b i t o U r K « K ravaged Germany i» lieing wel­ ly l>e allocatril immediately for lifM miff tho im tioiiul co m n iilto c. iin m o criitic l u l l . I . A N l> I - I I I t A A comed by her leaden, who inter­ reparations. The United Ststes F.flla* and British representatives re. m iliu m nr.AT pret it a* a »lep toward readmit­ fused to*discuss the matter, since Daalaaaa •«***■»♦ The fi • ting the country to world economy they held that the demand fou| |. fell* Cb| • I Mai H I F 1 I I I A M ATKl *nd laving the German people 10 «*» . “"ly -by stripping ill*., two g*n ’ • . |*m i atila <l a A f i a a r * great industrial nrra of the I 5 hr to roiiti* It* f "» 1 • I! from idlenrn. The Russians claim tbwt the slrei O a r W aa lk , - — -------I .Frida And well they may rejoice. Thi* r k r .. M. aika ------- ------ • - * ** capacity |n question Is *'ex#ess. * . unbaril j\ f iPM iiah eI***.. oft aL a J " ' U a wholly unexpected violation A German *view the. Amer. Iff* tn# l)« l " tbla,a Vl U» aa l»S * _____ ________________________ j of good fortune and one to which u " l,,.°tfr«n' conies fnmi Dr. - ‘ M an sy a ll ah llaa ri aallraa. rat4» "• ! ‘*n* Khard, minister president huilrre • they are not entitled, for they :r,hS.le'VTi:eH,S«n^ iftiaitk*. n»»4 r* ° f f Bavaria, who says: 14 hit t) have tinned greatly, and probably t*irt.alrfa.#* la l » . I k » f , 5i n . ,h f Germans are given mow * ny Term ,,1.1,.,. t w » * « . a t * »*•■•■** !«■ thought they had l>een ier\lencec liberty. . If they ran dispot* of •t r r p a l a r a * « » » H « l a a •«* — id VII ll 1 1,.*.1 electio n * F r e e Oliver lind loot It * chU ftn fo r tho v oloio. to economic and political death. their _own raw materials and ‘f while J YBH Al Many of them have !>een in ■ the dismantling of our factories l i t * * . I a a - w a w a t * Tf c # •••**•" is stopped, I am convinced that I n i k a a a l l a a i l ll al A *1 a A i a a l l . l a a “ ni i : r „ , ! i . m; E ' , ; . ' " i r ; , r r ^ ed lor stale of deipair, and I uie that O f li r a * a r a a i a l a l a l a a f In l h a l a t e better fowl and economic r^idlfcstilf aal rill.. la Ifca a a a a i n « ' < * IMiliticn. .________ _________ ___ word deliberately becauic it con­ lions for Germany ran lie a a iin conteit * H a a l p a t k a a f a n a r t a r . I * I ala**** note* utter hopeleiineii. in the saS Talk. ___________ And that Is an important fore­ The spring! of companion be­ T h r H araM l» « -a ia k a i « l east, in-light of Ihe deterioration **coml A aa a al a ta * P l a n « M a k I . come iluggliih when the queition of ilw, general economic situation ,«rla*il all l« !*• **• far » » • « ' The 1 T h e.in a liiU ty «.r th e Ulir F ou r t» n g ree on any plan of eatement for Germany ariiei. in Europe. aatlan .« all '"«• • , " ? 1 V '" ';,. • In the for G erm any hns r a iiiltn l In « rh n n jio in policy b> th e |»* ikU R*Na|uit»r. •• will The American proposal to put If all* Prutiians were put in soli­ rami i ^|» rr*M« dU|»M**»** tary confinement for life, thereby Western Germany on Ita feet ecuVit IIvi nomlrally doesn't- mean that ' 7tfw*flirwtIvp him been ituuwl by ihe Stale. War anti ................ - 1 we the Sal exterminating the race, I wouldn’t 'TU B9U A Y, JCLV » . i*«T arc cutting uir the urrmRim Germans tuoif loose Viivv liepHtimentH- It cmpbriaixea the fact that tht* country til a ml raise a little finger in opposition, Itefore they have purgril them­ . tflcloiv ••ill not keep on uipplyinir funda t«>l>e used in in* Gcrnmn for I have seen those Hunt in selves of war-guilt. 4t means thsl Lake 1 * niHi.F. vF.KSfi row today reparations: Every effort will U* made to make Germanv operation at close range in two they will l>e set to work iw^et thv ■IhI* military, rontryk amt .will lt»'*fifi>-* • .In D*Li wats^aow. T h e W cis gAnd;'" - t PERMANENT TRACK NfiVFR ««Sf"nupportinK «"»< productive, always keeping in mind vtde<? fne- riaeditirs for increased tuck hu Urn furl that LwtMvUUi l,l‘ retrained in ljoaLlh,. # l>K However, the rank and file ol production. . MS! invvanl ,;,illfar^Tr,inr.:it»ttf fn.rti the outafde My form There has been no Indlralio-i Germans, whose blood doe* not of government, whether democratic or contntunistlc. is «Pthat ihe Allies have the slightest VVrA 11 ( carry the Piuuian poison, are IK.serl. lint an army of occupation is considered necessary intention of withdrawing lhe> And if I needed, for reconilruclion of th*'- ttoops from Germany Itefore tlas And lh* (mil of ri|ht*mi»nan if in d efin ite le n g th o f*tim e . * ... cap. i town in t>*»4 * «f th*m th»l m»Va forT han lered Europe. So we can forget task of Teutonic tefftrm is fin­ is program shoidrl I f h e a rte n in g to th e G erm an peojilL, im.ii. a* Mac*.—•>**•t l| ll. a___ the question of compassion (w-rll, ished. The wav things now look Sviurdf and ngreenliie to A m erican s. M e sh all Ikj freed o f p a rt or •« Ann'I maybe we can remember a bit) it will lie necessary to maintam mir burden, and th e - H erm ans can use in co n stru ctiv e w ays forces In the Belch, for at least t«U Cbl And whfn higg»r. And h*ll*r b«ll. some Of th e en erg y th ey have been cxM nd lng^ tn g a m b lin g antf say with simple sincerity that a generation. That meant an stsndirw ‘.we are going to put Germany on allied military control will si^ ;o gamn Al* p)»>*d. Sinfotd ol an.f conniving. U n d er w atch fu l ey e o f th e U. S . A rm y, they 4 .Ford r ( her feet because that it for the It that the economic recovery ' plk/cJ mav win th e ir w av hack to a r e s i s t e d place am ong nation s. <6 ur»* will pUy lh*m. doesn’t Involve the creation of LJii.pl good of the world at a whole. a new German war potential. Bvfll «• The well-being of Germany Is . • Who Am I ?. Mm*. Lup*ifu i» now rapoiltJ ftsth tr the well-being _of Europe, G » C ccllrni Al having i*ro»*r*d and ii com many la the" ecbnnmfe heart of tb-i Thr hair of the Anrjura gvst. DcLsnd MKI.L HWKKT COKN "I am the foundation of all prosperity. Kverythlng that filalaly nut of danger. Uul ihf continent, a 4 fact whteh isn’t . . . . . . . . al­ called mohair, actuary is a wc*<t i National Flaff F o r w»r* )•< — ,] l.ive Oak, Fla.—Ijifayett* tried la-cause the heart is badly uiulcrcoat. pf ,,r Milne n lid s-world apriiigs from me. 1 am Ihe salt that gnl h»« man. ■put* t i ­ In d ia Is S e l e c t e d i Countyfarmers who planted damaged. gives life Its savor. I am the sole slipfsirt o f the floor. The Rural Common Sense ll **ff m u m I___ j hairy Indigo for the fir»l llnvr General l.urlus l>. Clay,. Amer tonttsl |fv Spuil* Johnson _____ rich who think they ran do without me live futile lives. I ' ~~ , Ihii year arc well pleated with |cmn Xt)ne conimamier* told a new Admiral NimiU pa>» high IrihL*»lTUf hu\% made America. I have built her incomparable railroads, NKW DKLIII, July 22 , t i l 1 theesictnwth Ita U making, acrotdinit ronferenre In- Itrrlin ymtrrila ul* to Gancral MitAtlhur in lh unluu* | j •• __S14.. —m 4 a * sis Ml 111V i . * * M I ft —a4*——' — — —— •■ I)r. Chnrlejt L. I’crncins Summer-time is ‘'get-together created her cities and reared her skyscrapers. Yfitc O p to m etrist T7 Saturday Evening Poll. He would time for him.beds of ruial people adopted "I am the friend of every worthy youth. If he makes my trtppfd sanford Atlanlfc Ilk. Bldg. ii Florida. And ihe vailoUs ramps, pletely n ee makt a gieat Ptfiideni ---^ "jr- . i lovism m is .» 01 nrrman inousiry. n r suuei ncuuuintnnce when he is young and keeps me by his side .tun that w t courses, institutes, and- firld ni-rted with the British Empire. J |„p«,ture Hours: 9-12 1-5 I’hone 291 improvement and j,* would he very interested raising throughout Ids life, I can do more Tor him than the richest days, eminently worthwhile isys are sre tiniircmij —.............. and .... The standairl was of deep si jjoo pounds of I’enaacola B *. jn anv proposals for Atpcric*'! Hal. 9-12 gl red I weir recently Bn,j British big business men U Congratulation! to Rail Kipy oarent. I keep bodies lean and fit. minds keen and u lBful to Uie Imys sod girls, men •^fon w^lte snd ark green hori win- 1 hi)| Kyra Examined- Glasses Kilted man wa alert. I am even the parent of genius itself. I am represented m l women who attend them. I ta| *trh<od Congress Party .ordered for planting on grating und«rwrllk Western Germany’* former Sonfordite, who wai _rr Innnm Tho 4 ’ il club shod courses for) „m| wjth navy blur, symbolic " '4 |,„d. * **Sanli cantly elrdrd preiidrnt of th in every paper that flies from the press, in every loaf of boys and girlrTbal weia held out; Mohandas K. Gandhis inn verve. I ------------------------ ninth i Florida Auociation for Ciippln bread that springs from the oven. Fools hate me, wise men tong ago ut the University of Flor- appearing In the middle -if * , n •hcilarl Children and Adult! at ill annual love me. The man who shirks mo und scorns my aid. never Ida and Florida M at* University ,trlpe. Gendhi hsd suggrstcl it ag»r D. really lives, even though he may continue to breathe, Who |!|IIVIII1«I pmvided aes week of college lnstiuc-|| ,111KIIV might !»W b* "appropriate to piac* a «• > w S'l s |S> ------------I ' l ’ e, — . *.*.*»*, meeting in Miami. .with h null, in»|)imtian» •n«l friendly »<• „mnil Union J»ek In the cornr ant I? My name is work!— A. (J. Ifullctin fhto.ri soclathnis -JuL- aliuuL-BUll - 1 1» " l «f the fU g. folloU ■ young |>co|de. Chjtlit Chaplin i m h? it ttnl and a The summer camping |hein»*ls ing and game*, and they K"t “ n *- B ilva H ’ a Communul. ha i« juit a ‘pa *; • *! The Coal Mine Settlement nt Cam|is Mrtjuarrle, Gherry J-ake Brest deal of enjoyment from as­ Futile. mong4r■’«*’ •Wat ha alto a "petef■ I t \II.WAV AtiK and Tiitqmochec and county «smp* sociating with each other. jw m i raonglr” when he made the movie A similar institute will »•* heU provide lecivatnm and tiainlnr . Tyi*» i “Th* Great Dictator >" Or it peace "The mansgvnicnta of large com­ irst, of the people, and tho effect for hundreds .o f 4-11 cluii mem111 at Camp Cherry U k e August Tdnl Atalr* mnngering mmelhing he doet nnl) panies fn mmietoiis Imhutrles of undermining general prorpetlty Ii«is in all purl* uf tho slate. 2 rt-2 « for farm people, and s and tin- private enterprise system. Scvctal hundicd rural people large attendance is expected »t alnulf when Soviet Ruitia it concerned* have a special duty acTiipuloUxly “The coal mine settlement has attended and lauiefited ftum the to avoid pollcjhs inimical to’ the return national economy. Is-caiv they exposed the principal wratine-s of West ’ Flirt ids Farm aijd Home ! h From ‘ AuRUit 2R to 2«, many • tvijn the Taft-llartley lalmr rcfoim a .t institute nt Camp Tlmpmrchee last citrus growers will *Uend th* fiCIMlO The large amount of' cumtruc* set the pattern* for their .-nlirr ■ * vi*.. that ll leaves the lalnn nni- we^k. During Ihe two-day tr-saion. fourteenth annual Grower* InsttIndustries — patterns having vflion foing on in Sanfoid at thr fret* of great importance -ut all ons to which**11 applies witu the they heard, talks by agnculturnl tut* at Camp . ■nJ l/ttutlii pretent limt it giving ut mtny uthcr indiislrie*. and. Ihomforr, same power of monopoly thai they leadeis. rliscfissed prnldcms with from Sept, t to fl. poultry pro­ n »!»*•«. But*. ntw hornet tnd better looking nn the entire economy,** says Rail- had liefore it was passed. The ex­ each nther, enjoyed .group alng- ducers will visit the camp for cuse -of the coal mine’ operators the Florida Poultry Inatltutettoret to be proud of. The Celery wav Age. Thatih'' for the settlement to’ which-they Tnlkii by •peci«ll»t *9 <li*cu»»lor, “The forr'golng wns never In-llri PWlla. City hat come a long way liner illustrated than by the settlement agreed i* that they were threaten­ disaster. For ,lhe national econ­ game*, singing, and othet; rtcreraulKk the dark dayt of the deprettion. for an Inrrrasq in. wages " f 45 ed tiv a lalsir union monopoly with omy Is in such a very unstahl.r atlnn will Ira feature* of all these l i • L*wr *4 — — t cents an hour made recently^!*!- the a styke which would have Wen condition that it would* not )*-.• dif- Institutes. ficult to convert-the present Imorn ’ Folks interested in mango ptsStnstnr Claude Pepper it quotonrratnrs of the roal mines' with dltaalri•ous to the nation, Tot* "The Tafl-llsrtley art was p.i* '" " J « bust*, ami this settlement duet ion will gel together for tho el on "The People’s Pisiform" at I John I,, le-wis and the United «m| tn prevent *ufh itrikii*. inrrr««i» it» inttanility. seventh annual Mango Forum at MiMsn «?» « *n* •"« "S R .R S T t,.....•............. Visllv the threatened coal mine! "Men who have voluntarily aa- Hollywood. July 25. •nd dsirym*’’ Trtsi, •think they ate tunninj l.uropc.l own|nK. o,r ‘captive mines nor xtrlke. and the uae of the power «»f« siidied positions of. Iradrrdiip in will gather at the UnlversttV bsllsrt Bui loday there is a new balance* they and all the other coal minim? labor union monopoly to forre such Indu-tr v have thereby voluntarily in •Gainesville for the twalflfh MrrMU. Msirsy of powrr in Europe, and the companies apparently will l»cai settlements on employer*. The coal passiuned u heavy respon-ihllity, annual Dairy Field Day July 10 Iiridr. mum of the u-sulting Increase In mine operators did not use the' not to their own industries alone, •trcniteit (rawer is the Soviet tha cost of cnsl. They plainly In­ full process provided by this tievi hut to all other industries nnd to eilvrtn * " a day or two or a week from rvirt. that a boast, or a tend to pa** It along In increased law. lienee, nobody knows wbeth- ihe American people. In-sHs-rs In farm or gTOve to .attend such it,... i. . Union s/niuo. ” H «■ hi . er hv this means a strike rojld the railroad and other industdpa prices or mal and steel :o other Y threat. Claude) events la beneficial *r®m. *h¥ Industries sml the public. The have Iteen prevented or a l-et;rr still have their own responsibility! standpoint of Information obtain­ Itm. — f-Vtcuh * ; tfl the system of private enter- ed and. also. I I I . , welcome and railroads ate the industry that will settlement secured. Senatcr Tom Connolly it not |>c most affected. They, rmjsume *'lf the strike had oceurre<l. It prise and to the public. Hut tho pleasant opportunity for a~-*iui enlhuiiastie over (he pihspects more coal thsn any other industry. umdiLhsv* caused temporary .tie- settl. m.-nt In the m*| mim-v win folk* to gat togethar In fr**'"'* They are-among the largest-trrrrs Ptits/h- • getlin, -European nations to of steel. They have pet\tlim: dr- nstrr. Flut it I* far from certain make it much more difficult for |y and halpfut aaaoelation with that the settlement made to ure- them to dirharge their resp.malbll- •tch othtr. panroe work together. -They have nevrr mamls from the lalmr unions fo> v#nl Ih# fttrlk# will not c«u«# wor*o Ity »ucrrt»fully.M »‘ a>io worked together and there-is no very costly changes, In working LS M IV Wtstn particular reason Ip bflitvc they rule* and wages which the »rltln. saw n ment with l.cwis will rausn to lw %lts*—4 - will •now. However, merely not pressed with incr*a**d lUlmruina­ fluls* working together, nor even divid­ tion and energy. - Ife pr“At th* present stag# of the ing it up into two great blocs VUfS, fl.M. of nations does nol necessarily post-war period all this is of great fert.U Importance to the national econ­ fea t ut mean war. Europe hat thrived omy and the system of private shIm.M more or lets on a balance of enUrprlso. Many assumed that Itui I IIUmu power system for hundreds ol the most dangerous part nt the * I* ItlMsa post-war period would Ire thal.lmyears. It may do so again. iiesta mediately following the war. Every P«c. r student uT economies and lnrsme>s Freiident Truman aeema ‘o knew that this assumption was think that the high coil of living wrong. The huge .war-tlm# ac­ * ^EAR _*J -l> :i «rl. i — Bring your elMnlng in befor* 10:30 A. M. And you mty hati It thd amk cumulations of buying power, or , ULCI may ytt produce a depression. Bui the one hand, and of shortages, au» I he is not concerned about thr on the cither hand, made virtually Afternoon by asking for V J» the high coat of government. He hai certain that the volume of con­ oil * lh* t »h*rs again blocked attempt! to rrducr struction, production and freight Tlipy’ll ro buck to gchool In a traffic would expand In the rally woul« ’ taxes at a time when the people part of the post-wqr Period beyond ntyle when you shop thU' salts! seed every cent they can get all peace-time record*. To main Paay. economical Segrs1 s i" i r»r I their hand* on to'meet the high tain prosperity after that would Catalog way. Let ona of th« • ' t »>i »♦., teat of living. This is not th; require a national economy wellcourteoua people at i>*ourV «na e balanced an regard* wages and W e will be gU d to MOTH — P R O O F your ggrm d n U > o r * e » * n e x t r t •sW , right time, he lays. Would a bet- profits In each Industry, and as nearest Seam Catalog. Or­ bha der Office ^how you how tkr time be after ihe depression regards wages, price*, transporta­ r tte r g i in d give you » 5 y e e r Guarmntee eg eln et m o th d e m » * e . tion and* public utility retire and has set in and eggs are selling to save money on every need. There are so many advanta­ . lurjL’i profits In different Industries, re at 30 cents a doien and heel order that *aeh Industry and it* ges In this easy way to shop...youTl find convenient time*, .V - i . I taving service...yop'11 find quick deiiycry is more than * attaka kl 60 cents a pound) employees would b* able ‘“ buy We dk#e Wddukidey efternoons end ere opin SAiurdiy gfteraoone nromiae...you’ll fltgi wide aaaortmenU-t6 make It easy to _ their share of tha output of. Ill other Industries. older anytiiing juu newl-ffir thc cnlldren going back to Experts of the Population Ref­ realeat enemlea of a wellschool, for your personal uae, for gifts, or for greater com­ ! » erence Bureau ere alarmed ” beprivate cnternriill CfOllr Phono 914 fort, convenience and beauty in your home. - kaus4 the iritellin u ie - Bt - r t t r - w r omy are (1) Interference In bu»|. ^ i 1 1 * i- jr l # — lien ii declining." The intelligent ties* hy government with exreaalve taxation, aubaldlea and unfair re­ gel rich, it aeema. ‘ and ihe ig­ gulation and (8) uncontrolled pri­ norant gtl children. •However, vate monopoly. Dolh*(») ■ "<1 *<*» the ignorant ait learning fail. hinder or prevent the kind* and There ere more children in pub- amount of competition neeefoarj > U 4 at o fw o )* t y M so ixc+plfo*. ‘ to keep wage*, prices and oronts 113 Palmetto lie achoola loday than ever before In different Industrie* n the nekdSATISFACTION GUAKANTUD O K YOUR MONf Y MACK. |« I history. Thera ara more people td balance. Monopolistic praeMra* NEXT TO FIRE STATION hv Imalneaa and monopoiralle pre<-reeding more newipepera than ever U5 W 1st 8L m tk. tUe* by labor unlona have thr before. There are more people same purpose and the aain’» effect . A . . Phone 990 lieltning to ttdfrb.jM 'jr he all —the purpose of. restricting *^m. : l\ petltlon to enabla the mooopolla'a there things ’ W iU’»*Ip to P»°*« . *m T<*-i *J *- ce* S*e -»• to aaptail other InduaUlaa and t (b it the <*pertF-«T» wrong. - - -* J • e lv r . v,: " -I rW tilS k h rbki ‘ ■ i,j . J , , : * ' *■ ' -■ J.' 1 Long Range View f Is Taken By U. S. In German Policy 1 Change In German^ Jil' **Wk« 1 S H O P T H E CATALOG IT’S NEW , . . IT’S VALUE PACKED ANNOUNCING \ --- ---- - -------------- — —------------------------ ---- * . . o cta l 7~ Covered Dish Supper! ^ C a le n d e r Held By Ware class r e r s » on a l The B. W. Ware Dibit- Clast of Mias Nancy Collunt and Tollir the First Methodist Churrh hold Martin of Decatur, Ga. spent yes* a raveled dish supper recently at terdsy at Daytona Beach. .the home of Mr. and Mr*. It. T. Warren. 1012 Magnolia Avenue. Mr. and Mr*. W. T. Whitehead Ilnstcssos for the occasion wete Sir-. Warren, Mrs. C. E. Williams have left for Savannah. N.- Y . to spend sevruit numlhs. and Ml*. -C. I- Wynn. The dinner Included 3wis* steak Mrs. R. A. Howell and lloliliy PUPatcd by Mr*. II. VI. Goodspeed/ Full owing the dinner a Little have returned from a five ahrirt. Imslness meeting was |iro- weeks visit in Colurnhis. Miss. aideil over hy Clyde Bruekmnn. Those present were Mr. nr.d Mr. and Mrs. W, K , l.a»atci Mr*. Brnckmnn. I'at nnd John have as their guest their* ni e ce . Ilinckman. Mr. and Mrs. II B. Miss Suiannr Eatnhaidl uf lirav nnd Beverly Gray. Mr*. J. High Point. N. C. It. Iloiilchan. Mr. ami Mr*, it. U. Hutchison. Mrs. A. D. Johnson and Mrs. William Smith and datigh. guei-t Sylvia Baker. Mrs. It. I . Icr, Vicki, of Tampa ate the I n t f u ' T l ) llO U S U W IV C F ... ,, , , • McKinney, Sandra McKinney, Mr*. guest* of Mr*. Smith**- patents, dr fiom lltiinr iJrmoiiMr Warren, Mr. and Mr*. Williams, HpffUlUt, TalUlianMT Mr*. Gnod speed,. Rev. J . K. Me- Mr. and Mrs. J . L Wilkinson. Kinley ami Judge It. W. Ware. Mr. ami Mrs.#D. I... Thrasher By IBABEI.I.R S. TIIUBSHY returned on Sunday from New Eateitsion Fos>d l>onomisl Smyrna Bcarh where they have To the lover of fiesli, tq*? fig* Rita Hayworth Drawn liern spending the past two weeks. la encouraging to know that Huge London Crowd sy take well, when carefully stmt Capt. and Mr*. Clifford llowrll ,p,V|y picked and puckm.d, l.» -effWIIJ prsnst* l*"’ * LONDON. July *-”J. UPl—genres if F't. Riley, Kas., will arrive on letlug. It’s no simple, nod this tread Wednesday tn sia-nd a th u tf day. •of policemen were required Inst Wad th* way it is done: ■fiiiV: add Alfde n,’ A. lt’dVe; vOre v '.AdKbt l" «bu|ili*l>oek M SniiJ•knli lrdvV; I I __ II R ipe*A rt «rr vet>- jierlshnldr-. milled in fmnt of n west end Howell. I they should t.r full r !>e, f t -Al­ t h e a t e r tn get a glimpse of Rill. and carefully gathrrnl. They lljtYWDtih as she arrived ti* aPcnd Mrs. B. D. Caswrlt of Orlando juld lie * sorted fur Imperfce- the premiere «f her starting and her guest, Mr*. Catherine ns or hlcftn.-nc* nod to. any vehicle. "Down-to Earth." Holly of Atlanta, Ga. plan to tdency toward iwiuring—a_ tenThe tltian-haiied actress, clad •l>enil Wednesday In Sanford with tey very pievalml during tainy in ii low necked gown, sat with th- friend*. ather. Carefully'wa\h and cut Duchess of Gloucester, srstc.’.in Wlrelhc. !.■■ IN ' l l l p l l M « 0 « HUT . . Mr. and Mis. Wallace Philip,* ed hv th. ........... f stems to tlr.ny part (tiu . luw of King tirnrge’ VI, tluring the Mrs. 8 am Bethea of Milan I • . V t jl l 'W f l L l T I V P * d remove skin fiom tem-en I |H-rforinanr«-. -pent yesterday In Sanfonl with ynd ehildrcn, Wally and Mririrt. will I n' hi i d-d tiff it the c|nx. I wn. Hslving or slicing may Is) MANAGUA.' Nicaragua. W f c ! her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Will­ .pent yeslerday at Daytona Beach rea.u wm la- told - in nm.th,- j HO|*TH BAY. Fla. July " ■lV '. > ne. hut sweet, whol#. tender cnaptar, - . j.T ta v eh -i- through lh. tl -bd , f a,„|v f,„ m ...opting iam K. Kniler. Mrs. Ilcthca is visiting friends. present u very attractive an- Fli/abeth Is Shown * the former Dorthy Kndrr. . ' ' "” Fw'iitl.ldi- me getting t ra-tlet Mfgro Ynlcnrin c o i n , nn tranc#> when scrvetl, I’ack it Mix. G. M. Shipp irlurne.1 >.-»• *9 T .The fpieign imikel I* n tuilltc l.o.i, at wIni life ill till* cm v M|r|| kllomel."-' f . S c* Into suitaldc container* Royal Navy WarshipH j|,.. I In dlamelet but so fell no F’riends of Mrs. Harry Ward wiP tvnlay from IVusaeola nnd Tsl'a- concern «f \meiican |q.alucer -Minim than I-Ver lieforr .1 wildd cover with n cold, medium lm glad to learn tjiat she I* re­ hassee where she visited Mia. It. «nd lhay mn »t -w- « .lb- kiu .'JV j JJ—i-Ul.—tol.i.u^.- to .crams, . op- .-mo . - - |t,iiflHies hhvi- T7cn“ r7p7.' t.-iT — SH O U TS— gar syrup. A thin syrup may , JiKKKNOCK. ScsitlaiuL July 22. coveting from infli*rnr« - nr the -Ir. Kktpp firrn wvrdcr*------* -----' nrihey w.M. , : h 11 . film* b u y and "the. n M ln m out. M„,IV rlM||p ,ll|Vr ,.l(k sro iiT — -in i.i" suit in loss of flavor, whil- 7dh—l.icul. Philip Mountlwitcn of home of her daughter, Mi*. It. It. universal .......nl ...... • I .’‘ti.il" - by Hie ....... nl-o ........................ .o n|i„»,„ , M ..-.nn,l 50 percent sugar syrup m iv the Royal Navy showed hi* fiuo- D<xi*. In Rose Court. Iv iluldN-d fmj-igu language- „ r , i.inliiig.iqx-un-dty »«odw-v— „„| f, *i'ecu FAR.VMOl’NT NEWS Mrs. Jaek Arrington has return .. ............ . too sweet. Parking wlthori cec. Princess FBirala-lh. all aioiut t-d tu her huiuc-in P«ory, F*!«r a f t e r - 1 -nwr a'ro-jy.tp ..f u-s-T* i>r "Tl..gi ,a\ to i ..ife riMiig w old- d.-.troved. rup or with dry augur is not warships tmlay. vei-loii. N- \,„| !,,.;pm ticillaiy the mall --------------. DR hfiil 51re. Orville Bark* spending several days In Sanford hi" in tin I* lui(i ' • lommendctl. . i i s i l e i -*|n- i I.,,.on ,||y land v a n i t y , peiform • , With King George. Queen Eli*. have returned to Sanfoid fiom with Mr. and Mrs- FI. M. Fwuin. only ilid 'I', i l llliidustaru ' "1 Ibe backgrotii'd ,|. m, . ..f li-atli a . auloiitolub IMake 'in n r frvezjug aixv /fiiy; syrup i**in|r in an nusiu'w. mlv.iiica.rn|_iL.-P»im-e-s Margaret Ro*-« i.nd t'olmnlius Ga., where they we |'. olllgtlt lilllill' Ibl'lll Olid tla v Mr. slid Mr* I Iteddi.rg'uml music WH . te:ileil lie llll'‘VC .ll d chill refrigernlor la-foie u* Prime Minister and Mrs. Attlee, called Is-cause of the death- ol . i* in cidcnlal "> | agniiiil moving e m - . ' daughter, Harriett, ii-turm-d o.r sliiiiiienti). Add I or 2 tahlespiMin* lent- they visited Britain's home fleet in Mrs. Harks’ father, A. I. Jessup. I U, .do ive wildcat, it-ually hidSunday from F’ta'nklin, N. C. where i l q s t i n * »oimd - l ia n g e to t b juirey to each quart -of cmTl the Fittli of Clyde. e a s t r n i em ll i* the fii«t title- din ."'.iv in remote hmunpa a Mr. and Mrs. HotH-rl D. Jiniiiic- they spent alMiut two weeks. Walking la-hind the other*, the rup re hrlp hold flavor. U <*1 llii* has Im-i-ii done on a U, S. |,m.* , ,,uV -itttktttg along load at enough' syrup to covet frtiii. r u lin g couple fmsidcd the halite- nnd M. J . Jammrs and " - i i , Vnnrc. -oH'ctiiui-* a* main a> i M l* . Band Filer In- vn i salt, (dm - and “ Itaiidn't nun la* tin- id. fruit tends to float in syrup, shin Duke of York, nnd while I hi of Coluinlius. Ga. are spending l oll t t i do,i-n iH-mg •n, 'tv one piece of crushed molsture-pmof p r. in c u s * - listened. Mounlbattt u n wrek in Sanford as tin- guesl.i of Wickie. and jftanlej l ! '« i 'v nre kev to tin vo i India market. llollvw..... I i-n't the oi'|v will bight A few ilei'i ll»V't l*ren the gue-ti^of relative- in Decatur, per plarcd in uir s|u«e un- pointed out and explained sundry Mr. ami Mra. J . V. Jarumea. tier alanit tlie foreign mntket i.d • , Ga. r lid of container will keep items of equipment. I'rante, withlit nindmingco.i I ‘vfit- flern in i* prove *ep Mr. and Mr*. O. W. Douglas oft* auhmcrged. F’reeie imiucdi Mr*. W. J . Saville has relum­ paoie*, lm- hail no t xrfnrfcct tll'liuf to inbliits ifnd tai-eram* Savannah, Ga. arrived today *n ly nr place packaged fruits s lie ml several days .villi Mr. am1 ed to her home in; Miillin*. S. outside o f it- own country: Bel and tiialiv atv* emshe.1 In-u. ij II i the refrigerator until they i-wii ^ T'iX 'Ivtul 11« R l ' vb*‘|* Mr*. A. C. William*. Mr. and t*. after vi*i!mg f l-r (he f i - l y<sMitr"w(lTr^ rrT^ Tr*^"e'T^‘‘' T mTjMMi taken to thq freeror locker ol n few “ ontml in a in mile Mitcli uf '" i m i x x- -tmili .sii iination........... Thi i in f Mm, Ihnrglas ! harr 'Jnrt TFnt)T5«.1 TRTFem_wi-ek* Willi [lu-r biolliei hand plant to fye quirk•fio».-ti *r l and sister-in-law. M%. and Ml*. lin e . I l f , U l Flench indivuv d- ‘ "-I»d tn-at Hialeah, ju t oulsiih from -Michigan. vrari: .Quality in. tire finivhcil J . ti. Prickett. M if’.Pm-ken and iN-inl lipbi. tile ability t!i 'make Minim. Fi-.g huntei* ore finding odue#)a determined Uv the n u t J » t">nri.na in wiitt-% nloiit'.ide Friends of Mis. F*. FI. Stein- bis sister hud nol »een enrh Kngii-b [vto-mu-d rapidity with which nil prrv nreyer .will l«- Interested to leant uther in 2 1 ycats ptiur to the lie s illTreep^i ulion and ftegxiiu; A stint hu t .n , lull'll- with MeiillVV lull- tin- v if. i lonlinue. that she is making her home with visit. , • * carried out, Hie Mnolce CheVolrei film. "Si I " " - ' -l"»lv in I ak. I ik ... liol.ee her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. ■Split but c ' tiaumtnl figs or soft Fimmett- llcijid.m left y-erteiday borne I Golden." I " a. to i_ wiil Iiml Ibn- tiladcUiU-aieo -Sondbarand Mrs. F’rank II. Adams, at 2 ddti |># fig* may I * pealed, purred, to lepir-aent - the— t*Te*tivtpmn Ifli a -iieclal prologue 'In whim glng lontitnn - mound -.mull dikes t.ake Avenue. Ixed with tho correct nru|torjion. Young lining People I eopie *uf ol the me Unn um . -mly -i«iq be slny Hie ••tilmg ill Ibe ■tn losing fm inland i and n num­ 1 sugar, and packagml ami frnxMr- and Mrs. William Bnll and of Florida ut tile Leadetship Tinin picture, then inmate* live dm ' ber of load . itn in.Img .m ini'll . for usa Inter |h ice cream, for lllgliw ny. ate undd.-i watci ns son, nilly, returner! recently from ing Schmil In Monlrent, N. C. ThUtlogue in Fingli-h. |ndae dressings and ulher deslain- cottHnui' Mr. and Mr*. W. T. Ilarrla an F’t. Knox, Ky. when- they visited conference j» nttendeil Iry leddersl dlshr*. Tin St. I lieie t'aual and l'at-( timmeed today th# birth of i Lira. Ball’s sister and hrr.thei .in­ In young people'* work Ihroilghontl Sttlq. vial sound, on the l b ' the puree mav ls> ineasiirxnl, daughter. Marian F'ave, on July law. Col. and Mrs. II. Y. Lyon, for the South and representative* of lywo'od 'mat , . ItiV'i trove la-en H.-ltv tiattVtt in»>alinti'bi-i• • jrked Jh irk , arid then sweeten- HI at the F’erliald-I-oughton Memo. about two weeks. fat of the leading universities will[iiiiiitii|i<)lmsx inlet. - .it tin- i»e.i (2 M i one-thirds cup o f sugnr ifn£ Hospital. Mr*. Ilarri* f* the , Itlllibei-lm -mg ( l it . nil* 1m' piesent. b> vvrating a I’lt-iii It Iwtlrinv •r quart of pulp), cookprl iigain fimnei Mihlred Clause Stanley. side Mti.M a ’”!• a iid u m e i. Tollle Maitin left this morn­ •lilt . . . Jnne Bui . II I" .- ti* |the desired thickness, and then I not tin* o o e tr "A n* von u inovU! ing for his home in Decatur. On. U. S. Eases British ted foi i er htgll io. l e d • —I ' iiiii A . L. L y o n ’s nned—ready for use a* n spread . Some historians rlaim that the after having hern the guest of - 1i i i ? - "T in t'alefnre" ' . Fred Mae i tpast, or hot liktruil, nr a ten industry In Jnpnn date* hark Mr. and Mrs. J . O. I.anry and Mr. Munay dunning spat* nod ' de'tliv laoan A k roe men t Jllciou* filling "for layer cakes. to 15t!5. ’ sml Mra. James Higgins at their to plnv i (ires* ugi ol ip VluoebI l f more detailed instruction on home on South Sanford Avenue. of tin- lo-lls" , 4 , lelltev .l.yua YO I If H IT I'A lf A D i:’ _______ WASHINGTON. July,22-t/11Vexing food 'Is desired, see nr Between Di to 2 1 hour* nor­ buck on lie W m net lot, luit only |it# jrour County ll^rne Dcni- , mnlly ale required tp dry a tr* Mr. and Mr*. M. J . Iradgo and Thr State* r^rrted ly has P lu m e *181 1 1 0 S. P n lin c llo Avp. . ... . . . eaw | n„. term* of the *.1,76(1,0<H», to (ilil on n suit lio left tliei Ltration Agent. ^ leaf. Mr. and. . Mr*. W. _T. — Whitehead D " ' ' h y l.amoui Rowing of* 0 O O British lo*q agreement tn enleft resterday for Savannah, N. Y. ___ an nut 'graphed po litic Genet el Mr. and Mrs. Lodge plan to return side Hr it inn tn hiiy good* fiom Eisenhower sent her (•" d o ll,' 7:1-. 7:15 to Sanford Iff about a week and its rolonlcs and thereby ------- - enn*eive , ■ Ihe Aimy r e n lilting un clio-.v Mr. ami Mr*. Whitehead w ill-ee.'»‘ » dwindling dnlUr supply, main In Savannah for several Government offlrUls. who aiked months. not l» In* nnrried. told newsmen ■■- -* ' the move involveil relaxation of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Priest re- “ •"non-discrimination" pledge turned on Monday from Columbia, which required the British to S. C. W h e r e they visited Mr. ant •‘‘‘""f '1 American trade the same B lm o liy fe-feef SUPS' lira. __ t I^bcr ___ raraJ Mrv F'lctchcr and-St___ oth.nr_r*- treatment given bluer areas. lativcs. While there they vulted In Blythwood. S. C„ tha birthpla;n Wool today I* cleaned primarily saving of Mr. Priast’s mother. Rn route with-the use of a specialty preto Sanford they visited relatives - pared potash soap. Your Clothes Dry (leaned 15v C O LO N IA L C L E A N E R S . beats Soap at - ' time in half! The Anchor . Now Is Specializing In I Sea Foods ■ , m- 2- rfl - I ''''" V •j A . • Vel auda keep atocklnga aheerer looking and lovelier longer than even finest soap flakre Vel leaves no aonp arum sticking to delicate threads. . , doea away with aoap-fading. Conti Out And Enjoy One Of Our Sea Food Flatten 50c — 65c — 85c the PAIR Private Dining Room for Special Parlies i . f Walter and Evelyn High (Hole Owners and Operators) * , I& fih * •*»/ ■, Bar Opens At 3 p.m. — Dining Opens At 5 p.m. A IK -C O N D IT IO N E D • * .V a * !. ____ V------------------------------------------------------- — . . i •. •• - r . ' _____ •;'•?* sheexr-looking! And Chicken dfa.iv' • Stockings stay lovelier, Western Steaks i* •v “ . \ We Also Have Choice WW* * • V . M i l d e r b H a n d s ! Vcl la not n no.ip hut nn entirely new nnd different nuds Hint la completely n eu tral. . , m ifter than imap. 3* r-ffj - . u iif b o u h w i p i n g / Wash dislrea with tho now Colgnir-Patmolive-Pcot atuls. Vnl , , %tlun juat rinse, nidi you’ll' ncvcr-Jmvi- lo upend timo _ wiping-' Vt-I Irnvra no ttoiip MCtim or ntrraky rtfin to |Mili»li awny.-Kven ghtaHWitrc drlea a|inr|tlluK clear wit limit wiping. “Fnia and pane g rl clenn with fur Iroa work Iracniiae Vrl rcmnvra grrnoo fnalcr nnd.more romptetely tlinii mkiji ! . Vrl leave* no dinh|mn ring lo nertth mil. Cle.mu diahoa rlraner than aonp; auven up lo liatf ymtr diahwoa)iing tim e! Orlando Highway At French Ave. mm mm wtork/ t f D i s i n e $ ,. g \ a s s u ] a r e / g l e a m - W AY T O SHOP YOUR ONE STOP SHOPPING CINTKR WTRR TUESDAYS Great NBN Colgate- TKE M ODERN Downtown Cleaners and Lai n'n.’dh long Ity Unit I HUM \Kj • BY It* >|t |HUM AN IIOLI.YWOUD. July 22 (4*1 Tinlay'a movie pi--liiM i« arc mak­ ing a h|g mi-take. *ajT* ItoimM Ite n g s n . Tin-- aten’t tm ik iu g enough go.-i wi-tteitts and he a.-cent a , the word "gi»m|," The hambonw' iii-i'tt mid lov* idelit of tl’*' Scire , Actor*•Guild make* Po M-cn’t rite fact tllkl he'yroili* gallop ovj-i the n. • vie prafrie . 1 -In Id- u-n*ou* ar.moie that. |ni-»oul. • * . "Wu'ute tnakrtig tiio niiiuy "p.ii • lor’ storic*.'* lie ,-p .l on the' set of "Mar* Houcii." wlm-li may nt i may not fail tn tlmt c4.i*«ifie t lion. "Movie g.- i ■. have enough their own |<toHem< ii*Uy. When they go lu i-i- pi. tun-.- the) wan: -nine entertainment that « ll o. tl-tiM l rrsiu.-nt ut Worcester, take them nut of thelg own Uveal*' Mrs. Stanley KairukaUi nnd awa) fipm their own Iron (alravc), liie tenner Amu Angau- 'li|r»." aakas, wile ol Hie. revent l.unuBoruife think* the we*tern i aruati Minister ol ralucstion, is le - the attswri. p, ii ted to Pc a prisoner ol live Hus* "But too .iften." be lamented,| *tnn Government, bhc was plated “pimincers will take n stoic ail-1 in a concentration camp by liia •et it in U 'oiitilooi- in nn n'.-l * itussians wlien, the latter occupied tcni|il In toll-I ll we-lrrti. Tha ' iatlmsnia in 1010. Since tl.en, the isn't Ihe w.iv to .lo it." Stale Department and the Bed Ilia *1 —>1. Cross have made u rn attempts to \nicricah •>- : --y. whcie Uumv (in ’ moviefied ch.itni'ei* w>th hit gain her release. tlnlcrnaltonal) — r r U n g J U l l . i v. itiM(t f l a a i f 1 iX v.H TTT 6 'T T T W sliH IriddiI: ll -t",-t clem j yoUNCIIT MOTHIg In M l • v of the Chcbr.v. Mass. Memorial tto plt.il, in m, n Bluffton. 8 . C. nnd F’crnntijlinn, v.\ the < ivil U .o. In- idvi . d, Ja-cnuo- ( M, . slpr|ty Mitchell. IS, wlm g,ve blrjh to n aia-pound. tcn.ruirwe Fla. there enn b- t.m en. ng Lj ^ , . h| ,r> *ihc proud father u Milter Alitchetl, 14. ( I Nternariosol) such a pi.-1.! ' " I . ceil Hollywood | _____ _ _ ____ . ______ . _ ____ Mr*. J . N. Iluulirk nnd Mr*. rnn*t chain-- that , . __ C. W. Ilnniil left yesterday f"i Itrugan • .•imp.riu'ulnt In V\ il/t I i l l * 111 (1 1 ‘t f l l ‘S -d o * 4*! to navigation and their fhiimasyilhv Ga- to ntterid the co|m- W nirn lim puiiiily to pl i ’ * 11. ’ ’ V 'V i . . ' illo tikrges*W h -.im i I .to .the max funetal of Mrs. Burdick's fathvL. -O hlv The \ ali tnl," n *siii y « f j- | )|*i\ 4*11 l\> 1 1 I I f l t W t l\ S* i»mm in an effort to control the TUESDAY The Installing staff of Benin* la ibekah Igxlge No. 4.1 wili me«t the I. O. O. Hall at H.uo )». M. - a practice *<-s>i’in. The Pdnt Club will hold its gular jVusim-.ss meeting in the uritt Center at R:<hi I*. M. Boaid eating at 7:30 I». M. r i i iif.%■ FRIDAY All dav mrcting and ptfftlf! nf I W. 8 . C. S. of tin- Firat -M« ti. iat Church will l»e held nt fd no M. at the home of .Mrs. I!. W. •rron on thr Country Cluii Road. o SPECIAL SER VICE Wool varn* .'ire usual1 g*:ile fioip -liort wo '. , wnrktci yarn*, from long wei-l. Hollywood Social A n d Personal Activities. .. PAC.fi THREW n r t jU v f o &d hf.rat.d. SAVFnnn. fi orida - - - One Day Dry Cleaning Service tom I) _ »-■ JESDAY,_ -JULY 22, 1917 . -a- _____ _ . . -L _ IIK H A l.tl. HANFORD- r u i n m * iV ( *. - — i �1 '.'X ;: PAG! 1 •M M M M H I — — ' ■■— * 4. i S S 5 - ~ 2 r r —' THE SANFORb HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA PAGE FOUR ' TUESDAY, JULY 3 --- ---------------------------------“ T 1 C Fans Set To Honor Buddy Lake Lake • 1T R ei Set By AH II The l. F t l l l Cb| t * o gar, to cuTitl. , » td « unbsnl .th e D.l hill 1 1 1 * 44 hit b. ny Jom i *d ‘*nt il while J. , VMrl Al ed tor fiatur) conli *t lit tin % second Tllr I In tin game *■’ b'tt llm the Ha i In a nil vlctoiv U k c i» the ritih In D.Ltuck hu t 'u k a Seven II •lid iet ' Ckp. • Inning* galurda iMlO'l two cor ' stvndttij , Ford e. O r l a n d o Slated T o Saints Gain Lead Gy Jack Sards . iHOOTING FOR RECORDS - Appear Here For As Sens Trip G-Men A 11 r action ; Fed CAVE P E R R IS 'b , Joe Juries, lanky Orlando Sen­ A Tilt Ends In Tie ator righthander limited the gc :foeJ c e p soy pet*cAet?( 15 Gainesville G-Men to one liftty vies FetsdevCs <?eor«o c f Woei FALATKA. July 82, (Special)- last night to rack up a 4 to 0 shut Danny Lsstitv, former Ssidcid out victory over the University Ceirrv Fed shortstop now playing City nine to drop them /rum (he for the Palatka . Araleas, made a league leadership. clean theft of.home in the inttom of the Sixth fiaroe lierr last night _ ,Aa the result of thr Uaineavtll* to* knot the hall gatie * ' ' 1 tu 4 defrat tlie St. Augdstln* Skints before the cohtesi waa*ealN3'after went Into league leadrrlhlp onte again by virtue of their 7 I" i . a ’diJug.. of_iaiib i decision over the DrLamHftrtHttTT Tonight Jh r lorals.entertaiM the „ lr Ancient City last night Orlando.-Senators In a twin t i l l : „ . . . . .. . . that is scheduled to get under way Man Karp nskl, hefty left field at C;46 o’clock. th e ronleM her •t hir thr Hainta. lMded a home f.u. the left field wall with Ihe been designated as "Baddy l.ak over give the Might" Ly the Sanford fan». uhJ Laiepathx Jammed at* honoring, the jovial Fed athlete Saints thslr margin of victory, hint scorer. for his display of ability and sportsmanship tn'Dvhsnd HntuiJay Gainesville (kg) t>00 OtW—O I 4 ino 001 ui \ - 4 S 'S * evening when he tosred lit nor.*- Orlando leis inr.tngs and won his own lilt lliles and Dulaney; Jones and with a luftv home run over the. Batts, right field wall of Conrad IV k Inj Dehaud. ’ Dehand 010 001 003 —> 12 1 Late will likely toss the U|Midng St. Aug, 000 00 b 20 * —7 10 till of Ilia runt,-it and fldl Stan-, Kinnanion. ft. Perea and Waddell; ton It rla lrj In h« tulle the mound Hr tidier, Karptoskl and Slillwell. sasignui.nl fur ti.** Mcond game Gene Majur aud fieri. Perk, ele the prohihl." eamtldates f it Ihe nOiock atslgnmrni from Manager le u Devil of the Senators. The Feds seoitd time runs in* f r o m t i lt * T.-> 0 . 2 M OR& i>4 SACM O F Mis F t ^ r r F o u r . C O M M EN TS and on Araks boot aggtevatio.i m u ul Ihe S enfold tlielr fourth S ID E L IN E S H A R RY WAU IN JUNIOR BOYS i PA C E HIT t e n n is t o u r n e y SOUTH BEND, Ind„ July 22, m -H ta d e d by Jop-seeded Her-, bert (BuddI) Hehrena, most favorilia advanced Into the third round today of the Western Junkn and Hoys Tenuis Tournament. Both singles and doubles matches were: scheduled today on the Noire Dame , and South liend Leeper Park, * Courts. Behrens. National Inierechotas:! - |if Champion from Fort Lauder- 1 ; dale, whipped Jack Vincent of Madison, Wii., d-l, rt-2 , and Cur-| j lit Beusman of Oak Park, III., fi-O, 6 -2 , to move into the third round in the junior divjsion. The only seeded player in both* divisions to lose In yesterday's opening matches was Hamilton Richardson, from Baton Rouge, lut., seeded no. 2 fh the liuys sec­ tion. The Louisiana hoy wa* de­ feated l.v unseeded Joh.t Sain at Ian of Detroit, 2-6, 0*7, M-n,- Top seeded Dick Ho1yr<>>l of Del Kay, Fla., top seeded in the Iu ys' division, won nls second round match against James Bently of Toronto, Ont., 6-1, 6 - 1 , after drnw( dngva ftrut H A B O fV kJ-*— I * f MDSfT 4„4trfUe* In 'Gte Dick Mouleduus of New Or-1 House, Sen. Arthur Cap)>cr (left), leans, second seeded in the junior Brpublican of Kunias, marks Tils division, drew a first round five* 62nd birthday by cutting a cake in jn d in hit second round mulch dl*. I Washington*Singing a blrtlulay ___ of _ _D<>nald . __ M Wold, Wilmette, .. - *: «grrrtink *W A— Si m .*» A »ks„.a Ic 2USA AtexiI fd,W_ 'pote.l ton Capper I*e 4Sen. n».. 6 -0 ; 6 - 1 . andar Wiley (IMVIl.). Senator In other junior matches yester- Capper has served In life Senate for i dav Barney Segal, Tarnpn. beat 28 yean, two less than Sen. Ken­ Dan Christian, Kalamsioo, Mich , 6-4. 6-1 and Steve Bromberg, Det­ neth McKellnr (D-Tcnn.), who la roit, 6 - 1 , 6-2. Another Tarnpn play­ tho oldest ScnrPir In number of (fntcrnaiional) er Bob Sierra, lust In a second yuanscrvciL round match In the buys division I.' Wldlney Heed, Alameda,'Calif., -■ul T ill, la t n l. B -i; 6 -L “ * T u S m i *• l i * » r » n « u o l e ‘L “ * ’ in" “ - ‘ n4 H, AMI HUH HM’K WITH, JH Afttr ll»* out Blinding tilt iu I _ ni Ltnd S*turd«y night, Mr^irftl S j i i * ‘l td Madjr»kl ford fan* appeared before the San-, a number of comments have !• ul 11aw Lb)I Aifoslition und i** !,#**•m aim ! Iti th* past frv^ itd>s tlDciltd that they h.- allowed to cor,rernlitg Ihe hiring »f*rFd Mad sponsor the “Untidy lu-ke Mylit , (l]ly tu, ,Sailf()l j Celplx i i ami statu! that they would set r ,y Fed a. * ■U d l «l 4hr * ' ' ll1 w** P/uperly i»m , Those who have been ennahiere tralheH r-v pilled by * suitable I d’ legattofl move have taken little uf e«llfnt rejm ieoluig tho fans ul (ho .Siu -.,(1P f , cU „f the matter Into rollDcl.vnd O ils o ilu el S A S I 'U l I P ford Celery I ul* , rldrratioti and think that Ihe banf i .u i u . v il l, u l l.,,s b U M a m !■< -Those Initrumenlal In conduct- ford llasehall Aapwiatlon Is a fil­ |i«t.u;ift et O s yto ris II'* .' put* of ing the bight In.Tuded 11. A. Cobh,|He touched fot not idling Ihe fuiin ____ ____ S H I ....................... I'rt 1,11 _ „ _ ll M SI i. u Maiuuela, Jaek llall, VTaller-rr Oriandn Senator back*tojr im- j Mt»n Qualifying1For T*S m contest :> .liMi tx N -w Y o rk llaynea, Sr., Rnv Mann, Dr, A. W. mediately, *7 jb j;. * »4 I i , 1 roll League IMihlic Links Tourney Epps, Sr,, ''Monk" |].^mett, "Sflllt" Actuallv there are n niiinliel of i lb 10 ,AIV t ! 4 Uost'in uniuu* Galloway, Jack tiiirdy, fJ. t*. Hern- problem* Involved 4»k I* «< t; i'hllad*lhl* In Minneapolis, Minn.] "Y esl# (M IU , dun, F. A I'filrnei and o tlfii. Firat of ail MadjenkT Is a“ veter-1 ..it 41 C l« v .i* ii.t tripped mi* i >*b Chicago Palmer wa. named chairman o f , an player, apd mi Florid* Stale 474 SB 4 zt 41 that w tVf.ilil.iul.in the group and has completed nr l league club ran have inur * than MIN'NKAI'DLIH, July 22. IJ'i Hi. I , iiiU 31 *S« .177 Sl'v railing rangem. ul-. l .r-lh e gala offair, three vela on their active roster al I It was bring that score down or ll v , 4.. 1. \ fstrrilay yltlcd t P l.n in n t B TA TK LRAIHK Palmer stated that there would be>j any one time. At preeent the! miss (lit- championship flight for IN*' ysn t* m h .it n U .l i man wa ■ I w iv i on , N A T I O N A l. I .i : A l i l K enough nun preiet'.t to comtdrtrl Feds have their guola of claeved some ICO public fee course golfers THir.l l *Alien.iin, IS xe ■ill inning. T* * * . M the job, so that *v«ryijn«vwlll have, men. Haddy l.ake, Waltn Ha. today ns tlie National Public I inks t i s l n . s i i l l . Is il sir 4 llr .n 'b ir ri y-S*nfi Al ibe oppurtniiuy to patA ipal* ir,| rington and Manager Don Murray tournament went into The limit IM--'rut ■ITI «4 l> ‘ 1 » P»* N ,w V erb «A ninth I Oils rutu (J Al* TV* llo tln n qualifying phase. . . the acllvily by iy giving a contnhu- sra Ihe three vateran playert for tv theliacl HANFOItl) |] II ,171 t l tlie iocala. HI, l.'.tli, ' IV lion, whither II oe large ur sin a Figuring lliat itwill lake n 38'=agar D< P ita lk s Iv II . 41 * 1 T 4 .'III. Illlin It 41Suppose that Ihe club ehould to the autstanJing Fed utility man hold a c r e of about ICI or la'IU-r le,il|iir| Jt I j 131 IS ...With h C blcsgo 40 lalaaie Buddy l.ake. 'iliey wouldi UM'IINII IS II to get into the pairings for mni.-ii Dsylon* 171 >7 P )iM ail,labla 17 into it * be telrating Ihe luoal valuable, r t f 1 _i lle tq 'lt V r i l i H s r |day which starts Wedncwlay, P litib u ru O U follow* »» t i i‘ ,1 I j player in the league. Walter Hai. oiisagu .c _ U a Ui»i.yUl4.- a. — Lii.-ie W.-ie.al.out 27 win. appeared and a Mhiiir.tr a if 1 « •» 4 £ 1 rington u.tme_af-ilia U *t uuifiei'D*— T)ari,ioa It,.tl. at l^oliura-, |i|hI. almost certain of a place. I'hote i „ l t e Augiullne ?, D*lMind 1. Silvers. Mttritifkf: lb— a n In the clteuil and everyuii" will 4 27 scored 73 or better in toe first I ftk* ill Psl.rbs 4. HANFOltD I IcalM BrldK agree that Manager Murray it ihe w.l around* J I H-holes of qualifying yesterday. ny Mt> best sreonr! ssrker ***n in lhe»e S p a * They can slip five stroke* In T y ler? Tyler, il narts in many a moon. today’s IH holes. That would give Td.il Fort. At present the Murraym. ii hsvi Ketllet. p I them 78’s or better to g'r with U. C^ Patrick J . Boyle, of Kv-detb. one of the smoothest hpetallng Monday's count. Conceding that Minn.; and Thomas Mailow of, infields in tlie league- Supp'r-.n • Total* is « « x ,„. making of wire ia uni- of alt 2 7 'would gain spots in ihe Portland. Ore., who was the last Lake or Murray wrrr dlo|i|..'d r .Islha ehrmpiunship flight left 37 places tu fiiuah. ~hiKnt uthrra mktch»*<! ^f,,. tnott ancirnt mi^l-workirifir from the Fed lineup ami then itu* i •s- i a • a Still open for ID of the f^pld of i'Hi uf 72 while 12 more rounted rraft«. Puna**, tti r t i I i Irani did not go goo<t.. What routdi 171) that started yesterday. Come*, t J O u t • lie done then? Il would lie tco| M Buck, lb r e i U * lata in liie season In try to start 1 terns of hut one from the field, liir.iinj Weather, H * a r r v (I'nlllie Arthur Mootu of Memphis, Tcnn., tu rebuild I lie Frd infield. t'auiki.. , t tl € < i Buck. had to undergo an appendicitis We think that tl woiill lie a t'lrtlr: rl I r—t I i OanitiO 111 operation, was termed try Joseph t- <* i r i mistake to lake on a veteran play­ thaibn Li.O i. «* i i 1 t i er at this stage of tlie game. If Dey, executive. secretary of the piiti*. Po.cuerh**, i ti o v gaullcfe United Ktate* Golf Association, aa Madf*ski were a limited service P J a w MiHaietaii. Linton , unusual, lie said usually three or inan, w» would be the first to -d L»«m, . mor<f drop out before tee-off time. Teui» rocate thr Fedl* securing his *er. Pter» by innl.it* vices, hut sinre he Is a -veiertm Willfred Crossley of Atlanta, k e n l i .r i l -St* »dli «player, »e would Ihlnk (tint ii Ga . Avery Beck of Kaleiglt. N. C.. Piletkc, ¥11 * 1.1 am) Dnhtiid Duster^ of St. I'l.ul, K rrcr.i I U* in. i s I *li* P iwltra would he unwise to break up an M* Ms" I Mirra -|, I,, aggregation thst is functioning OKftK AID AOMINISTf AICR Dwight Gil*wold ti shown ahakini lands Minn., I d the field In yesterday's ll i.f lt Iml. fit Ul Tykr, S tu rlie lif. ir .n l , l-s.li,, I. Wea tmootfdy fur a wild shot in ihe K«li»r(: first round, shooting two undfcrwith Click Cliarg* D’.y fe u ii *"u'il i:..,n.imnu-Gouiai {left), as lia llu n * T wu-l.fc.. tilt* r a i l , rli,l Hetflni dark. par 70s over the 6 ,474-yard Mea>’* j f '*. k l *l*ii baiaei W a a i l ie r * . i lu r b No one ran deny the fact that bojids '.tl* President j pilvale plane, "ih e Independent-*"; in W: iiiii.-;duwbronk Municipal CourtI-r.ltr* ( • r r l l l i n ( . s t i l t s , t.wll «. Brld*. toii. lot ins nigtit to Alliciu Uristviild dlsrlosed recently that SJFOOD.OeO he Fed* are firat division bound »a*e*> ksur H* a p*uiaa s n ... anvtin Just one strike behind warn An­ o n bail*: o f f K m l e * I f l t i i c i w r b , , Let's not stop this drive by will of Am#ilean iighiing e*ulpmenl was going to Greece to rhuk up­ Fcifl. drew J . Oliver!, of Washington, (Interna miial) J. a d i t h t l i i ) i Ktruih uolr by changes In the basic structure of rising*. Hr was accompanied by a sa-tiiim staff. BiM.il, K, i|ir* I ilnirfiti hta I, Mtriahigsi r III r nit Uoituarhas 1 in I t . lha Fed team, Here *n There Inn.ns*. « .u r n | s li, r o u t There are about 12 .liffertnl I 'a i p r r . K ,| | .,.k M .. 1.l,> T.m w i Not many Hanfotd fan* really There are Ira garden-, in Java «*m» I tl Tstale jppreciafed several sparkling piny* aperies of walnuts, eight or tune whirh rise, as ld(Lli as '..(HK) foet a—riot (lull werr e«emted by Walter Har of whirl! are cultivated. sl.'ive sra level.’ h — a 'p .. _______ ___, r— rington It last Friday Night'i ronghl i cor P tlslk i Douglas fii (reel raiuiut i*p«rA tiiri.lngtou state hat Mi .p e r­ lest playrit in Ihe Muncllpal Par kS lifer H imiiuh s il ill of Its land area W foies'. 1 with the Del.and Red Hals. In oduce lii their own sliade r N f l i n p H T f i n W n t t i o n fotu,h fr,,n» W.*11 nlppe.1 Gene Tr*»ih Clolek al first b a ir io axecule a vtlvetr iwtn killing after catching t drive klte^C bv Mario Feres. In. the fifth In­ ning Harrington threw a pctfe< I . . _ sulky to Buddv l.ake at third bs,e W i c h i t a f a l l s , Tev to eaten catch noy Roy ivnrp|ier, Knrp;ier, who lRn—1* 11 r i .l tii i , , nhll>' '"'. in wnii was sliding ln,° intu *ke the b»g. bag. Knepper Knepper wai was t »nl. . Troithv cun I ml I 'ln 00 •MfttllH on <the move from from first first biso In*,, after lifter 2 tonP of th *’ Nallna.4 f h ,,,T «>" >>• more MUt’ l Ted Rosa had singled into intu right o s was was in in lire ihe possession n ^ L ml' toinv , ^ ' Pllc film ii ora. of e u ij ftu*» had singled r „ * . « t i « . right »„tHlaMU j g t - r * ; i ’j s s a a e a s H a il* pee tv r . * , attended Ihe DeI -ami-Sanford doub' . I 7 ar-on ! h,‘ ,rop.hv ,JV •mheader In DeUnd Baturday awing 4.6WJ point, during the ) 6 - „ix hl. One aid colored fan. who Nullrt* ia hereby given to the owners mid-itr agunta TwiH-Cl**1 % ltl# {Io* rtn* a'«,i*<y of had been watching lha IB Inning America Im polnli were based on aDectacle walked over to ono "f of ell Heal Property within the City of Sanford, altituil*. distance, goal flights,• the Hanford players and handed • u - Jii l»U» j *n * ** * r * n<^ tut Atbar Uni a dollar bill to b* pasvej on is lb# Florida, that it ia the Intention 'of the Tax F.quali-Ota, * Ufu ,.p , v/r r . n ’ to Buddy U U The fellow stated wh.ra e " / \ r n' inl* •l0’1 ff®* no mo* than this, but ration Hoard of the City of Sanford, Florida, to in­ a a‘« ■ L° . * ’r w**, 1 I want Mr. Buddy to hava this for Woulg • ‘ flUPPlon and given s ' the good'game he Jea* piUhed." »ul(*t crease the assessed valuations on all Real Property tropny. ^ >n outstanding examine j f wkq f Her accomplishments inctudcl! American sportsmanship. . ' . W# a Gat ten per cent for the year 1D47. two new national record* and •> Want to Uke our hat off to Julian ■ new International women's'recordi Stenatrom for his fins job of vefor altitude flying. Her plane soar-' porting \he DeLand contests Sat­ ed to 7.006 feet. urdrv evening. Julian was tn the The City Commission of the City of Sanford, More than 76 awards of cash air for over four hours and wa* **'■» distiibuted among the other going ** strong.at tha and a* he Florida, will sit in final session as a Tax Equaliga102 pilots who competed In the waa at th« Beginning. Three cheer a for a lob wall wall done. tlon Board-at 7:80 o’clock P ,M„ August 4, 1947, Gimiy I Named liulllt (1Top 1(||| Woi noniail Sailplane Pilot NOTICE ^ to act upon the proposed Increase in assessed val­ GRAND OPENING -o f t l » ItBW LONGWOOD HOTEL Longwody Florida uations, and all persons .desiring to file objections or complaints shall have an opporturiity tb be heard at this meeting. /TODAY For a full dliincr and A LaCarta to 8;00 p. M. 1Z Flna fooda properly aervtd dally In a 1 H. N. SAYER CITY CLERK. unique atmosphere. B M M M n ' -i -lJLl.:a. ■ fj V:;; ■- r- -Vflf-rtZ u" •’ V .- ’ * ^ ■ C O N T IN U E a n w a iLml 'Si.*.**^-* . -, * NEW YORK. July Harry Walker of U>* j Phillies continued to pi tional League hitlersLou Boudreau, playln of the Cleveland India American League leotle DiMaggio of the New Walker, the Heel balll er of Dixie uf the Dodgers, hanged out 22 times at bat durin through Sunday’s gam hit average from .341 Mnggio clubbed six hib four games, white Bo held to three safeties tu the plate, to pase 1 ,337. George Kell of Detro with .328 and Ted Will with .327. Next in line were Lu Chicago, .321; Johnny tan, .318; George .Met York, .311; Hob Di Louis. ,310; Harney Mr adelphia, .308 and Diet Detroit, .307.. ■WatkeCs'leftd*over ; tine of Pittsburgh, hia suer, is 2il points. Thi fielder climbed Gum the runner-up spot, I average from .300 to .1 YESTERDAY'S f Bruce Edwards, Dod in four runs in the B game 7-4 win over the three singles; singled ning run In the ninth ii 4-3 second game. Dutch Leonard, Phi an knuckleballar won J grifii>wf the seison a four defeats by lintitil ntps-to rive f.lts a, tl, H-L j Tbp principal foe of is (be polar bear. �V * — h • S P A T . JtT t Y 22. ,191 7 revival.-In »hort,_thvre mug.t he a quid pro. quo. “ Thu* far the tignt have been that ‘ while ItuMia It uneasy the hain’t the alighrst intention of cooperating with Western demo, ero d e,, or o f allowing thr tm-mhcra of her bloc to do m, If sb,- ran help it. That **if,**hjr ll|o way, it a very lug one, and fur two readme. iih w it t " Ma c k e n z ie AP Foreign Affair* A n ilfti A» the hnltli- of European Hor* t under way tt U producing me strange though lyplesl ctlcs in tho part of Ruaili and r vgtcllltrs. The Mo,row press is mantainlng gplSUl hnuage of.. pYnpsgauda gfhst the Marshall eeomic prom nnd th o ' Paris- conference, it declare* Is* doomed la __ . ’ At the .same time ■ih«* mmunist newspaper Prnvda rrrd* that tho Eastern European linnii are IntfrwAid' In Rotting Red Slate* credit*, though ditly .from America and not rough Britain and Franco. Thia ItoWn tho onnounoomont hy Po. I ltd, nftor she had turned thumln ten nn tho rcormintc cooporatinn at she cx|»octed help from the S. A. -1 0 m thia distance that would nt to ha about like saying: *'Wo i going to fight your oconomic rnject to n finish, hut » r rgpeet oil to fJrnlsh tl* with the where* Ithal to do the Job." Still, tho Western dcmnrrarir* re taking all this in stride, with nrufflod tempera. The door reain* open for Ru**ia and hor Rowers to participate in the ecuomic program. ” wevor in formed tour ref in have-made it - clear the countries nf Kastrrn urope can iiencfit only to tho gtenl nf contribution* they make o the geiioral Europe economic In the first plan- the Katlein Idoe of nation* isn't or......mirnll) sclf-fontained or anything like it, and it th rrrfn ir trolly need cooperation with tho rr»t o f Kurope. Secondly, as pointed » ,t ’p .n prcvjou* relumue- the Soviet Idoc is a very qh.:.. i.i« icause It l» made up of liK'rty l .v. Ing countries whirh ulwa/t haw* fought ’ infringement nf their independence. Tllrie i» nn doubt that Cieehoelavklsi and '•one oi||. rr memlicra of thr Ru-'iap Idoc are most unhappy .over thr trrnd of a ffair*, and want to pat ticlpatv In th e ,P a ii* conference; Of course, much will dc|iend on the eeonomir trrnd in Europe in the immediate future. The situation a* a . wlitde i» mighty had. but the rnpsviisus of the egperts is that tiling, will got worse U-fnir they get tietter. Then thr i|UrsUntl ariim, nf wliat parts of Europe are going to i f hat •lest hit. In this connection wo mustn't overlook thr possibilities of ,|r. liberate eeonomle *al»d*ge in some countries wfterr the battle of tho isms I* hot. Take Italy and Fratirc. for .maniple. These * theta two hard-hit nations, and the tame it true In lets degree In some, other states. Communism | thrives on eha'ot you know. Moanlime down in the Rilkens, whelping giound of wsi*. theeommuoist onslaught to bring tircere within the fled fold. ha* Iwen intensified. Heavy fighting Is proceeding between tirrek regular, troops and Red gner-lla* who are said hy Athens to I* harked by Albania, YugmUria and llulgaria. The I'qited Nations Ifkikan Investigating Commission In a majority irport cqnfirnu. this charge. Tire situation Is ‘ Increasingly dangerous, not only for i . . . . . e. hut for the grnrral pear.* of the Balkans--ami may lie the world. I I.AtttlK LOT, lo l.ti^-k* out 9 W O RK W AN TED West First Stn-rt. Write I*. O. IFRO/.KN FOOD l.OCKKR FOR Bus 1437, Sanford. RENT McnL-ruring .-wid smok­ EXPERT painting rontrart or roien Food; ing. All kind* of Flop hourly-basis. 8 ."< h ' tilogan; ■Processing and Storug--. Vtsil i TH'() LOTS, 2ltd and drd lot* N. Free estimates. Phone 78L J. YoiurTuicker I'liint. Central Klorof corner of (iene\u Ave., «>n. itla tfuitk Ffeete and .Storage' East Side uf Mtllttnitile Ave.;, FLOOR HANOINti A finishing, illuck of ft bits, just off Mel but-1 Co. -lot W. Kith St., Sanfoid, A waiing. Our putter ville on Hay Street. Sit-, Mb ii <-‘ cleaning unit eualilrs us to w-ol. sllelc --------------------------------------Bbiitt. Sbtirt’s Camp. Plmn.- t.'o. there is no elcrlric »urine*-llo-t iLF.RY farms. 17 r u n mid 4802. nvatlalilr. 21 yrals e spelu-nt-. aeres. Call Mrs. It. It. I'ip II. SI. tile«*u|i. Lake Maty, Fla. pin, 402-J. 5 A R T IC L E S F O R S A L E 1 FFICE space in Mclsch Building,: 1 0 B u sin e ss; O p p o rtu n itie s (utrgo Kghi ufires, newly decor­ •FLOWERH ated, all utilities, heat and .Uni­ foe all occasion* tor service furnished. Call IttJH* McNHILL A YOST FLORIBTH ROD PINO agenry fur Semilmiq W. IL tt A. Itopt, Sturt. County. Bargain Price. \Vrite Blpe* Ave. Just off Celery bo* 7U, C/11 Herald. fARM FOR RENT 20 arris sub o ffic e ph. 40.1 resident's i,h. dlU R Irrigated truck (arm. 11 arte*- BERT'S SEW MACHLNK H IltiF •wrelts; » —T-afoom—dwHllRf 12 SPECIAL SFMVICE3 ■fiew A Used Mschtnt-s r.aht house*. 2 largo-barns. Electrifying A repairing -ill makes.! 7. ----------------------------I1C French— Pitan* II'JO Thoroughbred Berkshire Breeding p p e i i s i toFl'yvnl only with I Boar for set vies. Phono f.i'i-J. farm. On Cameron Avenue, S M A L L garden plow, heap- »IW, Blue lliid Tavern. East side Sanford, Fla., phone .Magnolia AVC. * IM-R. P. O. Ilo* H8 d. K. B. FOR REN T—Floor ssnder, Easy Stowe.' NKW and slightly used phono-' Reasonable rales, ham fONVALKSCE.N i IIOM K — Will graph lemrd.v Ifi.cents trull. 8 (K» * " ' ' '• '" l * ‘Bass Co. Phone open yltiiy lath at t'huimila, Magnolia AVo. 'Itw|Fla. Ill miles S E. nf Sanford — 18 mllpa N. E. of Orimido. I (lit >IAI,H BOlHiK - PLYMOUTH Large screen ami open porches Large quantity uf old ni’tfstjjtperJ. I'AUTK AND 8JCRVICB nil *n*.’iaiw to ait and enjoy the cool btees.viv 3 cent* per pound. The Ifevsfd. 109 1'slmrtiu A vs. Phan* lo ll ie. T-ir(re I<akq, Catherine CONCHE1K SEWER PIPE ftlStt fftmuda and walk* safe *» auto traffic. Large lobby aitd SEPTIC TANKS, Krca-ui Traps, YA-DE ninth proofing lasts b Blocks, Aluminum Windows and Years. Uses your wnolsns moth rooms. Real Southrm cooking. proofed now. Downtown CleanScreen*. White eeltient, Palm, Brick construction. Can accomo­ Perma-tile. Hurricane brae «• «r* 4 l-anndry. 113 Palinetu, date 25 only( Phone or write for Ave. Phone 014. Miriub- Cnnetete Curtipstty, 3U9 reservation lit once, Ovieuo IMrtll Elm Ave. Phone 1333. or Dr. Martin. Oviedo 2 'IIJ or write P. O'. Ibi* KI7 Chulnotn, Tuning and Rspalrlng. L. I. Fla. Reasonable rate*. Large Recorder radio phouugraph com­ Hill, Res. flll-W.__________ ' sedan for g u n si to visit their bination. The Music Ilo*. 119 W. doctor. SIGNS 1st 8 t. Phone Oft!. •Show rants and potters osmnado Baach ruoms, very rea­ O-rtUK'H MICiN s r r V ic h d a b le . Mr*. Fred Allen, 404 FOIl SALE—Llmeroek for drlvs- ■o. D . Undress. Phon3 1011 Crawford Road. Coronado Beach, wavs slid roadway*—Phons Fla. . - 1241. RADIATOR8 cleaned and repair ed. Cohen Radiator Shop, J0t BEIlROOM apartment, hot wat 2 mite* r-ut ■roXEIKi T L K Ilh —lomnlet# lino- Hanford Ava. Ph. 354-W. #r, gas,-telephone. ~(j§[ 11uni's Tuxedc F e d fitura. Orlando highway. Ph. tffll-VV. Painting, plastering and minor Furnished and unfurnished apmtB a tte r*, A Bs.tery Charging, t *V. Uth. rnont. Adults only. 2300 Mel__ IL H. POPE t O. INC^____|LAND C L E A N I N O AND lonville._______ _____________ ------------------V 1 to r en t ^ Cub cruiser, 100 lip. 3 piper. Just I recovered. ^ f’sll 235-M. j 5 ROOM apartment hy permanent resident*. Call Huffy 4 CEII.INC fans for sal*. larnov's Drug Store. 8M - 1 L or 8 room unfurnished housr or ' will eiehangti rented rt room Paints. Poultry Supplies, Nall*, INirina Fe,-<l*, Hroerries and h o u s e on Sipes Ave. near Air Meal*. Touch ton A Watson, 1201 Base. Mrs. Archie Welter. I*. O. Celery, Phone IUW. Bog. 86 . Sanford. DELAY T Have a new fcltrhIREAL ETfATE FORSALE WHY en eahincl designed and cust nn built now hy C. J . (Jantt VY<xidATTRACTIVE 0 room ahop. Phone 779-W. „ e and two large Iota, with plenty of fruit—Spanish design­ House, trailer f*ir sale. Cheap. 911 ed stucco on steel—recently re­ MapI* Avr^___ ____________ decorated and In good sound condition. Owner leaving rity A R T IC L E S w a n t e d and will sell completely fuml.ih 6 DRAINAGE. I NKW CATER­ PILLAR DKIHEJ— HULLIMWU ER8 WITH P A L M K T T 'i RAKER T WO 3/4 YD DRAGLINES. EQUIPMENT NOW IN THI8 VICINITY NIMNICHT CONSTRUCTION CO.. ORLANDO, FLA. PHONE 2-2981. RENT A CAR VOU DRIVR IT PHONE 2M RiWICKLAND-MOHUIHON U DHlVE-rr, INC, " SEE US FOR MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING AND TYPING CREDIT BUREAU OF 8ANFOKD 116 N. Park Phono 180 4EWLY constructed 6 room home, Mrlal turning lathe. close In on comer—3 lot* partly WANTED EXPERT RADIO REPAIHINi* Telephone S. planted in young eitn is—needs Fred Mysra, 111 E, »nd I t . some finishing inside which pur­ Highest cash price paid for used ATTENTION MOTHERS chaser could cmjiplet* nl hi* furniture. Ted Davis F Tniturr —DIAPER S E IIV IC K 0||n convenience. Large R*r Co. 311 K. I*L PH. 98PBaby Valvst furnishes bmplla! *4Q, workshop, and storo room rivsn^tcrils diapers and damlorop concrete floors. Owner had WILL TRADE 1939 modal A Ford Isad container. Economical and and 40 acres land for 1957 or . built for his own home, pow later model Ford or Chevrolet ' aafe. Fully medically anpenved | forced to .tell by chang# of em­ Call Daytona 2487-W collect for In good condition or will sail ployment. $6^ 00 . details. 96 diapers, 12 a w ee; liDroved and unlmprove I front both. J . 0. Mitchell, I t , 2, Bog "F1HBT IN JIAHFORP" * * * on Federal Highway 17 and 168. Sanford. FRED W. BKNOF.B A JOHN- W.-Ds-MOORK , m 1 Ha, 8 Ute Bank Bldg Phene H I* * -V TRACTOIt MOWING - W* mow vacant, lots, roadside* or large acreage*. Phone 41 o r 167-J, HELP WANTED— EXPERIENCED celery grower er trained farm manager for la m TRACTOR AND TRUCK WORK. Let u arieir building tots. plow. In Zallwood are*. Cood pos lion I INSURANCE _ Ing, harrowing, fill dirt, dirt 1 MORTCACE IA)AN» for right party- A-Dud* k Sons, moving and new ground work on THONIK M. BALL, Rfallag Oviedo, t'hj’ne aib lr______ JoU or farms.L Phone 439-W. Broker and C. D. Forrester,r, RL I, Bog 99. GIRL for tashirr A cosmetic eoun ----- ._nr* Agent Ur. also soda girl- Uflejf * Drug 4 . Florida State Bank Bldg. S t o r e . _________ 14 LOST * W, two Story, three \ * d room Salesman and collection for whlu *wne.. Two ear . Vn Insurance debit, age I J - L . Sal­ ItKWARD'.for return of Mark A lot lid r 140 in Mayfair. ary and commission. Write llog while cat. picks* up near Hill's Ill sell unfurnished or furnished. Bar.- Phone 883, I. j)._*L caie Herald. W -E V - ifcu. khtaT k ’i ' \ - i*V* - India Will Remain Colorful In Spite Its I'll BATON I.IIOVHI - NKW DELHI; *tn no IV it , happen* to the-two newly f.itr,;irs^ Indian natiort*. they will i. ■co-ri for n long lime avtnong :!•»■ r- ■-! colorful spot* of the world Mahhinia* still mle ftirv ig i their capitals ill tudid-<>,clt ,i luelr oo elephant* from w- n ■ iiiiuiv JiutoUfiil sf evoims.l ■ ily , Vrrn?,YTTj , Sl.t«u then the dll NixTilii a*» » Irrfiilt*fl fft*m fbi • ttl- iVil^ Ting. ■nil in j - .(tiitt'r n >t- -ti. ■then. n>‘slotfIv'ift- -. 11 fi il'lrtrlr I V j the flis-i;, cbUfkliti.- rlv- »- h"'i- tii.trt. •• rr 1 1* ^ta. 1 i‘. .1 1 hairl tim*', wen't iny," •' .ldlui . 1 o f th . c ln ii 'i l, , lit four hundteil vttn tian work in In.lm. wt: no in <upp<iit iri-fKvni Chr-iutn impillaiioii tala died t. million of th.i million .|i..|e.lalino. ms t'nrU-Vel li­ lt , .lie in to- i lion- MK. MR11CII \NT * Tl . • s m s ; famuf. lh * M M of THE..r *. * A%>*tuiues of gtarmg -loi .om Mif** uu;n* 'I lim it MIV Vtm n r«ini > a ilav J Mehncsi long'Jt-r got >■ in j b r world ate <oin*n<o, ..tnilir: III ON VIII 'A t l l wpar. Itlchness in j. wrl tu t jet Vale ITltiVt t Until ujvl* • It II II t o Hit n '-rti* ill'll. '' "omil goml* .> no! t i t :.'*■! . I t- . • : i . in tlth (Vw^t IN till* I'M i — \ » where in lh ; world uml l«-ul U1 United Stilt* (ioVefty »*t degrading tho i i n animlit* fa-e la-tler. Anrieni iilnot*t ituthi, U rdu V \ IU II.i:> V E N K T IA N lll.IN D S inter* ahd more r».*’ii! . n^l tiiin iiii'- Vlit-i It, .till if til Muslim mortarrh* >-f lu-P t I .ce Aluminum 1 vd-ir -: Pott krd ‘Aluminum set t i j u b t i o i , o f - la V l.t .b .p b tp j I A Me - Per l ire I -llm.ile •baiiiv. unrelrnUng ■» ■ V.'. S I L V I A S • til? \V. Kiiliittpit -. Orluntlti ami faiiatiristn loo g a r ' i . it for firtiun. ■ ",. I'lutni* 2(tj71i!l Th<- greut fuuii«i’m': •uturyi Muslim ruler »f M-ltd. M.t.iiin-1 tiui! Il-ii Tiighluk !«•,,. ,i *• atnyv, had once ktllv.l u- r* «Ph?1 FOK T H E B E S T ICE CREAM n Imn-littl t Ihminu 1 *- IM lngj 111ti«f1 1 #iji n Nin^If «Inv. Try Akl-nt thr l!i«-nt, ttbn .,i .. im.u-;:' mislv nri'ivhl a «!* !« *.*.»i r-.-ni 1 •»»III *4»*i|- 4 Du, >n Klirntiotli «t ‘ii NICK'S OWN ICE CREAM MI.J . . I 1 11 - n i l r* II i»ssi»iame45LMiilimrttCrttgytCjC-. spin* t,. i|i — sCramI ■ . Ktatr»ComniiHNi(m To Meet In Orlando FO K HUNT a n ted tCINTUTI PRIf All TO PHOTOOIAPH ATOMIC NUCLEI TALLAHASSEE. July 22. IHpe•ialt—Tho hiatr; frame am! Freeh Water Fish Commission sill meet in Orlando Aug. tt to approve a p r o p o s e d 1H47-4R eonsruratlon program and set up an operating, budget for the fiscal year. The meeting, to lw held irs the Angehilt Hotel, will folli.*' the tornmisslon't two-day “game war­ den school" which opent in* the t'rntral Florida city Aug. i, Commission -Director Ben* C. Morgan said the five.man board r’° l P*“n lo u *l,‘ ■nr °n - ami especially Franc- Hre key- fishing or hunting regulations at uosittont, ami ,Jj»c;g»i/-tm v qu U the August rimforawe. '- i * - — both ‘m tinfile*. aW-- lllulei going, t ----heavy attarke from hir f>in-< The discovery of the Waster* munlst parties which Im-- |H*oii'msnn Reaction,'August vou Was* fomenting labor trouble to fur- •rrmami, was a Herman prnfp*ther their economic recovery irv tor of medicine who died in IW2 S. AT THI UNIVIItllT oLCallfornls, physIclsU I! t: Butler (tup, Irfl) and F. IL John prcpift td phniogrBph lh# dismt* rr n u f atomic nucirl with • •prettily bullt*8 S-mm twin-lcxu (im tia Upcrlbni a* a cl >iul chamber pholoMLAfdi, Ah* picture at bottom wiv t\ pUfjtil at a WrtM>« of the Amrrif hVrrt^ffml Hnciety hi l*«Io V «l. i n h prong mi th»* two **itiri" (erruwi) It Mid to reprrimt a t ,uiWic U mj; rrnittrd from t en oiyirti nurtrtii dUintrfretrd on being *tHi» k i y lfH) initlkrn ' yolt neutrons Id s cyclotrun. (. frrsefio at Sonntfpholoi) f "w - .THE flAHFUftll HERALD, BAftPURU, FLORIDA ^ Russian Bloc Is Seen Uneasy But Remaining Firm f ■ * .... .............. .-sJW jM b NOTICK 1 rorte*|Hindent, tells I hi, II *llftr«| dji,! j pfrtrn? ill* NEWSPAPERS n -CENTS POUND BUNDLED IN BUNDLES. D), ir», 20 and iffi CENT HERALD OFFICE \ * PER furniture Krifniriung Cabinet Work F.tprrl Worktnsnihip THE SANFORD CABINET SHOP 124 Palmetlo Avaao* d i a p e r s f . r v ic k lo r Rrserralhin* «r Immrdiale Delitrrr to HANFOKD L- ' . PIIONP. 2.1V.7 2.100 East Robinson Ate., tlrlsiirlu TTfiecIer of Sanford CANVAS AWNINGS CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS VENETIAN BLINpS Alnmiaam, Slssl, WoodI 10 DAY DELIVERY We REPAIR! FKKK ESTIMATEH Phone HOH WATCH REPA IRS T hsI) D eliriou s — Ilr a lllif u l NICKS 41-t S a n fo rd Avenue u r.» tins ! ", II-' ' Hit, rmiVertml to <’ht • .11 tv. •w^*d lo-Visf-od am t----t- T-rv q-nr In,Im ns n mis'ionm - tl w«« itaibng i|Utelly itul* -It in lii, little <liny, I when an u I 'I 0 lu -H-lliil strnlb*d ill mid i--M J lo, legs under him »,i It- it. ' «.S 1 m : «IM II f nn i . ? m > _jR*:A4*X4»r H M f t r 'r r r ri-* 111 11 •.% In i *« <if t»**^*’T -t itf I >rt rgsisj III |*f T« .»ii «-tsm |,!T1 riillI A+iti*.. I U tTf| F'l.uiii) »*f l*rtn«|4sfft Hrilrl I 1 *'ll iltftf t rlt It Ilf |Ittj di» firirliy •t-4lt«(« ,»mt n .r .n .I, .* hr. L , 1 •Hhsi S.f vs-u fIii, |t#w ,,*siri5« It).. J r*tsii« itf i#»ii t \ Iti timter,—«If | l-r‘ of Sii.l t'l-Ufily lu tiin 1917. *-'*tUllty v*f Fctiutirfi, Tnyi.f i. MOfldrf. Rl baJilrin i It. (lu Iflli-lw »sf Mill ‘ ^.-iiulx uM—*rrt£uitL ifWIi I'htlld* , WJttilo 1 .gin 1110lilt,, ft nm 11 . l,,„, fo-IrtiMl.-all.-i. *I.i, i, i- P L h. ........... ... riftri |m-*4 rrffi., _,f it rUtiMsm. *i,.t -h ,ip ..........,,, 1 l,r ' 1 ■ hi* elM-tif. if lili j 1 t'lflis**. fiifxt *iu I, liT BMl "!rjl Le,J -||r|P tic: t r,i4 ■Ji■**llI* I f!Ftirntw* * * A'litinlsifgi,., ,lf ttl^ lltfxrfp r,f t**i*-f 1 Itf »ifnr-v tfrc*F'f|M>sif * Filet |*!iMt*4*bin llir tim in g s|*oit> m i !'o i In - with ilnnVihg -nt :i ’ . In piit'e-. Tiring nf lb-- -i ,tn*r nf ih«* 4-itv# in* ii' .Ifltfuaill lltl-HOl tin' Mtui it t *'111x111 intint l« th i' list Tt 1' s I|e*^3l • Ctilf 1 1 i . Vaid, but only j»ik»!-. . •tlrt .iliilj n fi w touiist- visit ili- pi i Yogi- vsit Ii mi'll!.It an i |.*T»si. nf] f**-ftktll* ihriMIgli >•i t.ikis! of vi-ars of >vpi-.rinieii'.' !*•>;». h>| yogi fii|lH-a|s Wilt live f 't'V *j f i snab d iii nn i-uilii ru gi t ',-1 rtllll, i iiielHi- in l-rlnii- hi ;.«l**» —------L__ ■/ w - n ia h e u u r o w n lr«* C r e a m , A ll f la v o r * VuLt'n' plofim rit! ?*t fr-n' *1 * jlf I ■ , 1ii#ml v ffi oilll.l b t - i . i : ll 'k t ll. • In 1u lilitnl til* h t ii i, 1 1 ” Y m i l l ' Iff■1UK !♦* b a il - * i f* 1Iff* i. Ifl»H' . 111.111 >••»!.** tit* i .(!!*:> A 1 d |<1 'iiilltit i liliililim itn L *'i|- '• ■V;' ft. ■iffi-" «'e>fS^r-4f ll’ *• * r* nil , fi n.e ilfr ;.t| . *• Ud l V|| r i fit v.ffbi i :4 i|4» »sf i n m lllc n itrrl \\ h i-k ey sc. prmtf. K,»in neutral apirlts. Three TVatht-ra Itlslriliutnra, In.., New Vork £.?*),■ _<.v �*.'v \ I — ■THE SANFORD HERXED, BXNFORD, FLORIDA' PAGE BIX I*npy Trial p'iii ft"* Satellites Warned Action Postponed Boy Reverses Story Of Infant Killing Camp Winona II'm Us w I Irm m i « n l)M | ll*ontiOOed I r*»aaa P i g « ff*# > U 'u lis w t Irm a F ig i w ifi I. Fred I’oey’s team Won » the $ 1(10 a day provision still ap .Balkan* would be a threat to JACKSONVILLE, Fla July 22- plies. peace. MASSILLON. O.. July 22 UP) water polo game. Sunday nig MOSCOW. July 22, UP)- -Soviet i/JV A Jacksonville tpan and hla Meanwhile, Britain proposed The mysterious deaths of two at the council fire the cat! The 16 day amendment was that tha council sidestep a de­ roncern over operation! of* foreign 1 bride were held today in El Faso, adopted Infant* In Massillon City Hospital, again put on stunts wi ’ • Cab ■ on recommendation of intelligence agents wni emphaTexas, fo r, the Georgia slaying cision on which of the Balkan apparently solves yesterday by I wining with its graveyard tee tited In an artlrle in the fa*nlnof Myron D. Sutherland, ns, Jack­ the Sanford Retail Merchants countrlea were responsible f>■> the the statement of a six-year-old in which comical epitaphi we Association represented at the grad I'ravdsj which rritlcixc I *evread front makeshift tombstone sonville oil filter manufacturing meeting by Ned Smith, president. current ’disorder* in that area. hoy, reverted again today to * The tonibstones represented th eral citixent for carelessly or un|company employee. The British proposal waa puxxling conglomeration of varied Mr. Smith stated that in view of conacioualy giving out state *ecgrave* of present campers . Sutherland'! decomposed body Wilson’* opinion that the contained in an amendment elim­ stories and differences between years from now. feta. I was found Sunday in an aband- Attorney inating a paragraph of an Amer­ officials. fee might not be valid at 9100 “One should remember,” the ar, Some of the funniest were , unrd cabin near the edge cf Geor- a day, he waa withdrawing hi* ican resolution which Russia and Mr*. Roger Gue, of nearby tide laid, “that with the end of gia's ukcfctiokee Swanp just over the Soviet satellites had attacked Navarre, mother of young Roger llere lie the bones of Weilt objection to rrdurlng it, provided the war underinining actlvlllet of the Florida line. In the back of the 16 day limitation was approv­ on the _ground , that — it presumed Gue, who yesterday related to Spencer, Ills lumbstotie is mar TALLA H ASS LL, I la., July 22 fureign intelligence have not weak. I his iuail was a .22 bullet-hole and thd guilt of Albania, Yclgostav1* ! .ndlca iww La accidentally drupped tie, but his head much den ed. according to Mr. Sayer. VP) — Attorneyt for former Kep. enedln the ilfgfifest.- It la known t an exploded shell lay nearby. Hit _ jth c two Infant* last Jdne «. said ser;** "There w*s a counriito, •Mr. Smith tot'd the Commission and Bulgaria. Bernic C .’ Papy ol Key Weil to ■that even Imurgeoffl stales, whi^h I'JIJ- t.tUo Chevrolet sedsr, with that Hit rain t: the , Merchants A v i a t i o n . , A *P°ke,m ,n fw thaAmerican her son today had reverted to hi* by the name of Brock, lilt Florida license {date 2D-7I23 was at an afternoon meeting, hadtddegation y id tha BHtjsh amend-[original was brilliant, but his h day moled to exdude from- ev are identiral in cliataeter, con Hitt tale of seeing a large siantly send among each other missing. ment would be accepted by the boy in a whlU. coat enter the a ruck, He kept the hooks of tin idence all letliinony on conver spiei, diveriioniiU, terrorists and The man and wife held for adopted a resolution requesting the United States. This was one of nursery in which the infant* were ramp hanky-- H« -lie lied, they spW taliont in or about the Honda assassin*. Georgia police were Identified by Commission In the future not to two conciliatory, moves made at found dying. in the lake he sanjtr* ^XheiSaVg adopt any ordinance effecting “Capitalistic Intelligence oper Home chamber in connection with I let. Lk-ut. II. V. Itranch as Wayne She declared she did not now a councillor hy the name of R*d this morning's council session in F. Woodruff,' 27 and hu bride citlten* or merchant* on Ita first an effort to reconcile conflicting belivr her son dropped rfhe babies He was killed overnight as he la) charge! that he attempted to bribe alts even murie actively against reading, but rather to carry It ov*r the Soviet nation, trying to under­ Jeanette, IP, formerly of Orlando. Soviet and American views. and told newsmen she and her In b«d. He tangled with the hoyn , fellow lawmakert. I t' mine 1 U military and economic Detective Don G, Butler said to the next meeting, Sayer report­ The other nytva was msd* by husband were tricked Into letting in Cabin JY , He tried, he died ed. The alleged Convert* lion» from intght. n Warrant had been obtained by h a .is nu more." Invrstlgators talk to her son. A letter brom W. D. Ryan, gen­ France. flu. sheriff at Folkston, Ga., the baiit ul accuiationt agaiml j "The strictest maintenance of The U. 8 . resolution referred There are svveial new boy eral manager of the Minneapolis slate-secrers by every Soviet percharging Woodruff with murder Papy. now on trial after a gi.mil urn is of exceptionally great tinto the report uf the Balkan in­ tn cupip, Gene Estridge, Johi arid asking that hla wife tie hrld. Baseball Club, was read In which vestigating commission which de­ Nathan Mayo. Mitts commis­ The lw« wirk apprehended si they the City was assured that at tha jury indictment. porlance for providing seem tty Fryer, Frank Mills and John Butt Bid Offered sioner of agnculttpi'. wjit, an- stepped from a California-Itound end of the spring training 'period clared that any future hostile Defence alloineyt aiked the for the country." *n. )i " " ” noonced today that he ilw-t not bus. the Municipal Ball Hark wobld action on the part of the three court to rerogni/e an old Knglidi ItW a lia a r* tra n ! ' * * » '►»»* Those who visited the t'slnjJI intend to retire at the expliation lie turned hark to th# City In Soviet satellites would be con­ Burma Slaying sites to lie Inspected either by a Sunday included Mr. and Mtt common law of IbHH and tlrike of hi* present term. “Th - ruin-1 a* good condition aa when they sidered , threat to peace. sub-committee or the entire com­ Fred Poey, Havana, Cuba, Thom took it over. He also agrred to ora are absolutely without founda­ tiilually all of the letlimony «l Glades Park Bill It a a t l a a . U f r o m I ' s t t t h o t as George, Mr. and Mrs. Join all conditions stipulated by the that the McCormick Luntlier Com­ mute. the tlale't ilar wilnett. Kep. Brai* day were the traffir men at the tion'*, Mr. Mayo declared, “us I These locotions, he revealed, Cranston, Mr. and Mr*. Edwin expert to la* a candidate to succeed City In regard to taking over the pany Building on West Fit it , ley Odharn of Sanford. M iMtliHiird iranm P a c t «tw | gates." park. myself In tip- l!MH election ■-gardStreet, previously condemned hy will be. Inspected after due notice Locket, Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Hunt Thali in Nu said Aung Ban wn* less »,f who el-.- tun-.”. “I have t»» arquire |irivate lands by purThe jury w ii taken fiom the Mr. Sayer, In behalf of the City, the City, Is naw being repaired. • has Iwen given to the local Post. and Millard, Jim Richardson, th in* May that a plot was an unflnlshi-d program in lip* ulti­ rhase of romlrmnation. had written Mr. Ryan outlining room while Odliam re|ieatrd in warned A hearing date waa set for July After this a final meeting will It* snd Mrs. C. L. Park, Lieut, A. in the making to kill the entire ........ ............................................. t . Dirksen said he appeared st the the City'a requirements ond remate developing) of'agrletilft{re,"i 30 to determine whether or not held by the rommittce prior to W. Epps, Rolwrt Altman, Gaines­ more detail thin ever hefoie'liic executive council in order to taus i he ass,-rli'd. "and I am n-king my, rVJ!u*’*Ai' JuvlI Hopkins, G^nnd park ho return- to revoke the license of J . D, Carl- making it* final -recommendation ville, Johnnie Walters, Mr. and arcuialiun that Papy uffeied him integration of th* antl-Fawiat Ihnusaudt " L witey-stw -said, awns JJ(- ttd end of the season in ’as ton’s |>*er place on Wry. Ninth for the site to the Executive Com- Mrs. Ray Fort, Mr. and Mr*. in th« Dirksen good condition as the visiting club Street, concerning which neighbors milter at the Mid-winter Depart­ Bill Johns, Mr. am LM r* V\ C. earth ami whuhnygino T rip de­ People* Freedom League. (..!> i»m- woftt* that I am not ready to quit ,HH* inanl political fartlon to whic.t my post." . said he has no objection to expan­ found If. The City agreed, to fur­ have complained, Mr. Hayrr an­ ment conference in January. Final Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Georg* feat a bill denying race bookrnak- the slain ministers lielottged. This, sion of the park If private owners nish sand and clay for the Infield, nounced. action on the site selection will Speer and daughter, Mrs. Nancy en telephone and telegraph terv- the rrinspiratnrs lielieved. would an- permitted ot retain od and and to furnish a ground's keepe? to It* taken at the Department Brock. Mr. and Mra. It. U. Hutch Purchase of the first City lot ice. enable them to seise power dur­ mineral rights, plus the privilege assist in maintaining the park Indonesian Revolt Convention In Panama City In Ison, Mi.‘ and Mrs. Don Dunn, on whlcbgthev have options l-y E. the ensuing chaos. . uf carrying on explorations. during the training season. The defense argued that under ingThukin R. -Doyle and W. D. I’arbrl who April. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dunn, Mi N'u said a tribunal woul I He said he believes 25 years M stn I i>iuni fttisti i'AK» O w rl the comimin law, ronversatiuns in Mr. Field told the Headquarters and Mrs. P. C. Stanley, and David plan a home building project on In r*sty»i*e to a City request lie established to inquire into cir­ would Isa sufficient time t> . give rlonesian we likely huuhl eneiiunand aiound legislative chamber* cumstances of th* assassinations lei BOme aurh ,e.i ••mug as this: individual owners rxplora'ien pri for bus -Service to and from the Magnolia Height* wq* approved. Committee of the manifold advant-l and Joyre Stanley, Mr. and Mis, between lawmakers about matters Fernald-Ijiughton Memorial Hos­ The purchaae at this time was age* of-the Sanford lakefront site,'] Alfred Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. “The Doleli and the liid^Peellitis allege*. .-pending iiefore them are "ab-riim’- and would exauiine all under nrpital, the-Silver,Cab Company ad­ necessary said Sayer, in Ordtr to where the Memorial building could J . A. Rogers of DeLamt. icsf, including U Saw and other Ite|i -Smather* (IF F la ) said leg­ ate j acridly as hu apait ns the tie seen from the railroad (St. (ly privileges! and inadmisAtiliT's* vised that there were not enough secure FHA approval. Also Stanley Willink, Mr. and rival political leaders. poles. We have little in common. islation looking toward establish­ people riding there to pay thq 'court evidence. Du* to numerous and dally com­ Johns Bridge), the waterway, the ‘'Nothing shall deter in* from Tha quern id tin- Nethe/laruls ment of the park waa first pasted operating Mr*. H. Jacoblun, Mr. and Mrs. highway and the air line*. He told expenses of a bus. plaint* reaching the Sanitary DeJudge W. May Walker eirluded the firm purpose of achieving by Congress |N years agu. atld ‘ 'from residents ••• -in reg-t e l Jhe' Post members that If Sanford W. R. Clark, Mr. and Mi ’ Hen Milk in local dal [lea was re­ partment the jury from the tooni to bear the ultimate goal bur beloved la a U-neviilent ami lovable- |H-r that 10 .S tate legislatures and five sonage, hill she ipot one of ported to have met Grade A re­ to nclghfrora’ chicken yards living I* inspected by the Committee, Katx, Mrs. R. Shuemaket, Mr. technical arguments on the (mint. leader set Is-fute ua," he was Florida governors "have considerUa The memls-rs .of her giivern quirements during thu jiresent too doae-to thair homes, the-City local dale and - fraternal organi­ and Mr*. Eugene KitrUigt-, C H* did not rule Immediately. quirted as telling th* pew times m a ilt itr u - J u i t i g n e r j _ l o _ u a . W u l . « « " d « P p r o V t d " i U UUIdt month. Employment of E. L Levy Attorney waa directed to draw up zation* will be requested by th* F. Garner, Mr. and Mrs.--Don — Odhaiit-testified ytal i*apy made of ‘ IIiiiiiiu , the government pa want ahmdule severance from ,|l»‘,|t 0. H. Giles as’ fi remen wasj lj «n an ordinance to defining the mlrji- Post to co-operate in Impressing Bolls, Mr. and' Mr* Dick Fillhim tyro bribe offers, one just out­ per. "It appears to me we owe some­ and Hnlland, so that we may rut approved in accordance with pre- mum distance a chicken yank may upon the committee members th* terry find daughters, Ray Fox, side the House rhnmWi'a main He denied that former 1’iemier ourselves in these (airy lands if thing to the public Inti-rest,* and ‘ ‘ l\Ih *located * ‘ from ‘ . . . . -bout*. mlyjtntpKVi t>JL.JJaitfyJtLj%a_*-jUe Ml. .11 .! .Ml,, i.o.o-.et Llie\bc a ncighbpr’* entrance and immediately inside Ha ,'law _ttuia__aneaUrd..ur„-th*t we*11 h t-wMrh —hitr**- ticen'-nihubi ■" SllMtlh*** said, - - "The prop'r-—* f vious v-tlon ln _ author iking for the building. daughter, Mr. and Mra. Ralph Tiring of two addltuinu) firemen. This will he presented at the next tha rh iw te t-.'the near iliiy" lie lire govern merit planned to led by uni litre fot tin Ield gen­ Florida waul this park to go mi Both are experienced firemen, said meeting, said Mr. Sayer. William I-Staler was nnnmtnd- Day and chitdu-n of Daytons. said that afti-r the second‘ offer, rest him. erations, It ihii' i that we like I see no on usion at this lim- to Mr. Sayer. RCA radio equipment Hugh Whekhrl. The Commission last evening ed by the Post for his aide handl­ Phil Stanley, "I told him 'you it . I'm not delay action. the Dutch less, hut *we like our ordered by the City l» expected to gave consideration to Inc-easlng ing of the Sanford Junior Legion Mr. ami Mrs. 11. F. lianas. Mix. only guing to sujiport the hill. Nttw Peterson said amendments which uhsfdut* fierdolii (lie more.” arrive in the near futurn, he said the occupational tax, on all types hasrball team,- which tinlay is Mra. U. Squires, Mr, and Mix. I ’m going to expose you."’ That's tvlint yum lortr-poM- hi- will propose to the .legolstum E. Madden. Dutch Note* playing irrW Ipter ParlcThe Commission was informed, of busineaa. When the bookie hill then came will provide that no land* tau ho $ dent U-lii-tis tiiuj .tlunk. Ajul tiiul up for action, Odham-charged in aeqiiin-d outside of' a boimiuty I I n n 11II n o t I , n m I ’a a * tt aet is the basic rate-e uf this fresh the preceding debate "There i« wished to atress that it maintains outbreak. If we Iwlieve the writ­ * greed upon hutween the State money on the line in this House" its unalterable derision to rarry ing on the wall, tins means that and Federal government in IPM to defeat the measure hut tie did out the political -program based MMiner nr Inter (|iiohni4y »iwnut*rM w/,l{ |irot« 4 di) nml niln*T«l not on that day name i'spy. lit upon the principles underlying tha tbe N'etbet lands must lelinquisn rights of private owner*. said ,later he would have if Ills The lervciation reserve oil royal, , . , .. „ , Linggadjuti Agreement (In which nil claims on tin- wealth of In­ ■beech had not been cut off by , p n i| Mtr g j ties-II H of production) to I'lm ids donesia. parliameutaiy finagling." the independence of Indonesia in The sumo is line of all im­ on Slate owned land* if tin* Sec­ The 27-year-old Sanfoid oil dis­ ItiO i. perial powers, liet-ailie the demand retary 'uf Interior ever peiinit* tributor, youngest mrmlH-r pf thu “The Netherlundu government lo r __indopentlem-e I* -running drilling and uil is found. House, smiled^ several. lint.'S. and ioiifIdeally —hope* that* circum- around The world like n theme Wiped Ids hatuls with n Imndketr stances will soon permit to resume song. -We ate -eellig its effect chief during hi* testimony. constructive cooperalinn with the III the west stll, <-nilinent of III tin Red OfficiulH He told the court be and Pap; py ■r|*ddi<- ns deair ed by liiiiumnahle which ha* been granted-it* free­ were good friends iiefore tin- al­ Indonesian.', in KepuliUokit terri­ dom by Engluml. Britain also '• tlHSIlHHr* Iran I'aat One) leged bribe offer was made lie tory, which cooperrjliitn nltrady relinquishing But in* now toinliy Cause Papy had helped get one of successfully exists with the states a Moody inleinal |rolltical, ct*i- lull led before the committee u n ­ der oath. hi< five brothers a job at a Miami of East Indonesia and Borneo." ■is. Photographs were forhiddeSince the, Indonesian republic is race track. , , Arunml the corner the ITenrh Rep. Munill (R-H. D.) explained not recognized l.y the .United Na#rr | ,n„|inK kr(.,, Fret,cl, In" 1 had to feel very definite for , u, „ Kteiwh and that Kravchenko "may ire in that bookie bill tu turn j friend lions a* a severe,gn state, xnyt, Afried ate eontiderhble danger" Irrcause of down." Odliam said of Papy'i al­ complain from Indonesian leader* ||1||iBn , , |hi* willingness tn testify, would raise important legal JKrfr.ta. leged request fur hi* support reaching for he .sun . kni ’ • Kruvciienko dlscuunteil airy Idea UN experts fxprraMft the opini­ the w tlolrawal of j l|ii>( Ruttlwi K„v, nim#tll mj, y He said after lie had tohl i apy on that the Sccurltv Cuum-II could demanding British troop, from her soil, and u ,)y thp Rutsian peorvlinquishmenl uf Conlr„l over ,, . .- * ., , . . / ’ unless a complaint wa* filed,by an the Augh,-Egyptian Sudan. And ■I,-. In one plant he lirndrd, Krav­ replied."D« you mind if U e i per-^ lM(ll.|14.Mlll.nl *ruunlry „ either a chenko said, -tju r s unco' were ry •opal?" and then said story g ,-*. E m p „,, r...- 27JIOO worker* and Km Coeaack memlwr or non-memlier of the UN. *a* the oulmmlerl a* the t.s.,.»i.«„ u „ rt h, Ihe pl>nl f Even though the rmmril could, ".l»Ke-i"B, n. hundred dollars to Vote against . had :10,000 worker* and over not art directly on the Indonesian it. t . Nat in nily tliis ihpuii y,ihH) g u ard , with automatic rl, . , ............... communication, it w u pointed,outt ", T ifoesiiT Odharnn. continuing hU aUtmnant h --------- -----1 t fw posse** It in* * f " J rh-s nhd dogs. aomp u,her munlry mlght|lh"* ...... tion' bettween *D*‘ iioard over-night, {, tases to ^ u rumpUllll w imhM llt going l.y tlx- Imar. The only wraports of the work­ fc, make P Hcharge, H H E P I wool never Ilu> . iIndonesians. ijin. However,.the time I* fast passi.ig er*, he testified, were Ihe ‘chnlns have made a charge hut I know It when Intelligent |tco(ilu of dif. <i( their own slavery." adding In ,inif this roimt-clltrn, it was infant $200 to mr.M llo Mi4 ho f,n fon4kSf1 a 11* i'.l n?* £te f«K(iU rntrn cei Van \* botl»d; toijtlh that "consequently, any hop* thut had h frtllnit of "hurt*.hom»lliulmi f»Uw th it th# Sovtft Ukr# iu* er by | Jrwvl ntudilttl rrewn mn jew, the government rnav I* over­ ................................... ■ hruuKhi thu lfi4on«n>i#n <iu#«llon J and a littfe i.-I.,-si,hi all at the sceptre, Cummonwealths rornpris thrown from the Inside hy the tn-forr *be council in January, HHi), tug sovereign nail,ms uf differ tanir time." In IiOndon—even without the »*■ enl rair* may l«r frumeil success­ Lures of thel people is Isillt on Odhma, conttmiing his statement qurst of the Indonesian leader*. sand." mutual benefit and to the court with the Jury outside Tire witness paid Ihe Sovl* 1 A t‘ that time, it wat rharged fully for the courtroom, said the da/ uft/T that the presence of llrlllsli troop* someday we may. get that vast Secret police Is "an important . Papy made a $200 offer, the Key- In Indonesia threatened world commonwealth which many look factor and force in the Soviet West representative appioachcd peare. The Ukrainian represents'- forward to *• "One World.” Hut economy.” Special branches of th# him again at the rear of the House live demanded creation of a com­ empties uje nil *l»i.-t anac-hronlslU. police, he added, are s**ignsd tb And hy the same token, bi i V all sorts nf economic and In­ ' chamber with a different proposal. mission for an on-tho-aput Inquiry, • The-Sanford representative told hut the council defeated tire pro­ attempt to create q 1(1,w of na­ dustrial activity. tions by force, against the will tha enurt he was at the dejV- <•! posal. In these operations 17,000,000 Rep. T..T. Cobb of Daytona Bench nf their peoples,, must fall in lie I,-nr - t*oo :-a *■ • ' T " tu 2UJ)00,000 neupbi- a ia a'optoyod congratulating _blm—nn a speech and "th* Soviet government Uses D utnrnm ainK Involving a move to Iran ca'ttle their Islror free of charge and from Florida highways. keeps them on a starvation diet," t r s s lls B r t Iras* P#*» Owe) **Aa I turned from Tommy nation's valuable forest tt*- he continued. Cobb’s desk, llcrnie Papy, coming Ion mprtar* and left the area aources.” Asked alrout the Russian search from across the aisle, graldied me after suffering damage. The "water iMimhlng” i* de­ Premier Amir SJarlfoeddin In a signed only to delay forest biases for the atom Ur mb, Kravchenko by my arm and said ‘Odle, I'll make it five and a case »f Scotch broadcast from Jogjakarta beamed In inarcessihlr regions until par- told the committee he knew the to Australia, appealed “to the rchuting smoke jumper* or gro­ Kovlet Union was "actively en­ If vou’ll just take a walk." gaged" in December, 10 12 , In get­ It was then, Odharn said, hr told world In general and uur friends und news ran extinguish them. ting uranium, source uf atomic Papy he was not only going to lb Australia in particular to energy. II* said that If Russia tupport the antl-hookle bill hut strengthen their effort* to pre­ had developed th* atom bomb vent further bloodshed." He said would expose him. HABBj C S meditations at th* time th* . United States ..Papy’s resignation from tha it was clear this "colonial war" did, and If th* United Stales did n> Alley House and his Indictment followed waa not in the Interest of general not hava th* bomb, ‘V s wouldn’t charge* of attempted bribery by pear# in southeast Asia and the be sitting right now in this .* Odharn and* Kep. Clan-nce M. world. place." WtM DAT S0JCR 3 0 * " I f effort* ar# being mad* lit Camp II of Ocala. Kravchenko scuffed at Ruaslan our behalf, they must be msd* SAY HE V(A>iT DRIVIN* proposals for disarm*ment, ask­ quicklyi" be said in a speech ing! " I* It possible to propose hear by th* Dutch Monitor her*. Gunfire* Bloodhounds Associated Press correspond** VX> FAS' P t PD-I.IC6. '"armament and st Ihe same to try on wl'hln th# Soviet Un­ Harris Jackson reported 'from SAY D6Y J t S ’^tSTED FURNKY KINO IS WOHTI... And like hint, 'Ends Convict Escape Jogjakarta it and 11 I, satellite states viothat the Indonesians HIM FOH FwYlN* TOO n* id- Ingirvt warfare which It clalttmed in a communique to have ■cores of other experts. . . who really im* at rearing million* to hats "mad* progress west Of Stm tLOW)! Gunfire and bloodhounds ended a rang" today. This waa th* first he United Htates and Kngtandf know tobacco . . . have seen the makers t Hotrlived escape by two r - Ha ronst-drd the Kratnlin'a Indonesian assertion of military convict* from a State Road X -------- ~ of Lucky Strike buy "real One tobacco." 'main hoov is an economic desuccess line* the outbreak of partment road camp truck her* hostilities Sunday. . •reiilon In this country, and If yesterday. One of the men was rat occurs Russia will take ad­ A broadcast 1 ltdoctetIan com After all, th atV w h at you went in captured immediately and th* munlaue - heard In Batavia said jutage nf the Communists (barat other w*s taken In let* than a » tha Indonesians were Attackin' A cigarette. . . the honest, deep-down o produce confusion, (literal boor. ,trikes and hsll." w est. of Ssmarang on th* north The escapade utilised men of central coast of Java. enjoyment of fine tobacco. the police department, sheriff* Jackson, quoted ■ an Indonesian road department and the com m unique a* saying th# Dutch t farm colony; -7 -■*" — action atarted a little after bombed Amharawa, 80 miles south o’clock Itat night when Bracey of Bemarang, Tha area was the and Arthur Raiford. lump- scene of sever* fighting two yean a truck -near th* outskirts ' ago. •»■*» • ’ ctntor" ul itslctnrnt* made in the Icgitlaluic.' Psrkft and Stale Attorney Phil O'Cqnnrl .ol W rit. Palm B eaJi atgurtf the defenir motion w/.* bated enlilely on catri involv mg libel and tlander and did not * fit the bribery charge. --. V. -uv Orlando Bride Held In Murder Inquiry Soviets Warned Of Intelligence Agents TUESDAY,'JULY . 22, 191 IWps r L U C K Y S T R IK E present TH E M A N W H O K N O W S THE TOBACCO BUYER! liVei flolO Sr, Burk \i ISt, Thru P k lt rsul lu ll Lath TC fjrki * H e ir Marr — Brld Bilvt Fory blest a t* ! mt hV(»' . C ot r i liu v "•- ........... FINE TOBACCO is what counts in a cigarette So rimombor• I — W ater Bombs To Be assW. Used On Forest Fires Halford waa apprehended almost ' p&r lower right arm and hand - one of tpe guard*. A police GREAT FALLS, Mont., July 81 car took him to the road camp. ((A*))- Tb* Army Air Forests and Tartor was captured less than IJ-B. Forest Service plan to dsan hour later lying, f monstrate tommarrow that "the type of bombers and flghtUch devastation of “ ■, ,if z , . • • , ' 7 -JU -Y 7 .'t& W Bo Round/ to Firm/ Bo Fullr Pocked - B o Free and J a s y trout mown MW •- -t. .. . ' sc .<■ . -• ’r - V - 1 •. . , • -- ... ‘ . i£ •’it ' 1^ ■ ■Kx- ‘ ^ . - ................. ......, ; . — - j 1 -.. 1 t— * ■tI \ r /• - ;.’i- 1 "i ^ _ . : 4 • - r 1 -• ' 1 ■ - *’ ■ s *= = £ :. ■V . \ ___ i �I ■ r i. ■ . : . - 1 -.x - ’ , W*Vv TH E •o-V > Defense Motion Of Reds Reject Acquittal Denied p P la n U f u . 5. TAI.ALHASBEK. July 25 Representative llcrnir C. Papy denied from th«> wltneaa Hand at hia trial her* today that ha' had offtrad brlbaa to'Rapa. Brallay Odham and Clarence M. Camp II during tha 1817 leci«latura. Tha veteran Kay Weal rejjm cfltaJlr* ' **ld "h # '"h *d ' - to ld Odham on ona occasion • • only that hr heard ."they are paying fIM to vole" on an a n t i-bookmaklng bill. Ha ■aid ha had no rontrtraallon whatever with Odham tha nail day whan, tha Hanford rapraaantatlra haa teatified. Papy offrrad him $500 and a rasa of Hcotrh whiskey nut to vole. 0 P>— Former TALLAH ASSEE, July 23 m • -C irc u it Judge W . May Walker today denied defame motion* of acquittal on all ihiVe counlt ol an .jqdiclment charging former Rep. Bernie C. Papy with offer- tag Jtribei .l<LHoiida_legi»ltloii. _ The motion *wt» made and promptly denied toon after the Senate prciented the h it of it* wilnettet and .turned the trial fever to the defeme.. Defeme witnettet began coming to the itand . after the lunch reertt. Defente council at the last minute tecalled Papy't accutort. Rep*. Brailey Odham of Sanford and Clarence M . Camp 11 of Ogala, Odham wat questioned again closely nn whether lie* had heafll Papf make a purported of $ e r of $200 or limply 2()0. • Odham'i statement* thowing the language both# way*..gtyte-intro­ duced. Judge Walker ruled out an ef> fort by the defeme to gel Camp't answer to a question at to wheth­ er Papy and two other repretenlativea had a convert.llion . with him .on May 12 concerning remporU (hat $100 wat being offered “ or volet for the anti-bookie bill. The judge taid that wat im­ material because it occurred five day* after Cajnp letlified Papy told him a vole to tend the meas­ ure to hotlile committee would be “ worlh $100 Id you." . Defente motioni for directed <v verdiett of acquittal all were ^ a t e d on grounds that the itate • lad failed to support, itt charge* irH lis a M u r « | . T a t ) Price Of Scotch Is Disclosed At Papy Bribe Trial ■_TALLAHAB 8 KS. July 23, (/F)— ifTTh* state finally euecsmled in gettlnjr tha price of a rasa of 8 cotrh rhiskty Into tha record of the bribery trial of former Rep. Iterate C. Papy today. It was necessary lo establish that a rase of whiskey la a thing of value within the meaning of the Inw dealing with bribery. It took Ihrke witness to do It aa well as several order* of Circuit Judge W. May Walker overruling objec­ t i o n s from the defenae. Pa Papy la an-used In the indict­ ment of offering Rep.' Bralh-y Odh a a of Sanford a bribe of $$00 and a eaae of Scotch whiskey for hla vote on the 1047 anti-hook maker bill. The flrat witness, a representa­ tive of the State Beverage Depart­ ment who waited two days to taattfy, told the court he couldn't aay at what price Scotch whiskey told In May when the a llo t*! offer However, Wade Wchont. bualof the local Kike county club liquor Bo did P. O. Nelson who reported he operated, a liquor store in a neartv & & £ SS fatfiS . 20 are on. temporary ___three on probationary he said, included are flren and public work* America Hit Fch^Act ing U n i l a t e r a l l y ; 4 Power Ministers’1 Meet S u g g e s t e d Army, Navy, FBI To Get Testimony lly R O***---------B ER T IIE W E T T LONDON. July 23 (/ P )-R u iOn Soviet Agents tia tejected a United Slate* in' . • 23, (A>)-An German pol­ in the Russltoday, hilling ami injuring r \o American-licensed new* ^ jp e r Der Abend reported It “presumably u t t an act of sab­ otage” and that u auiteate found In the rulna "lead* to the con­ clusion that a bomb was smug­ gled Into the blrtlttng." Soviet official*. maintained alienee. It wat the third auch i splo­ sion in administrative building* In the Soviet section. Four polieemen and four Her­ man workmen were killed. At least two of the injurrd were reported in critical condition*. Western Powers Attack Russian Delegate To U N ever fn . . Siyvey Mission Says ulation ation Has Food Needs For Yoar; Crop Outlook Good ■ •— ; Halsey Relates Jury Indicts CIO Personal Episode Union Leader On In Pacific Battle Perjury Charges I’ ■*•" rj* 42~ Vegetable Group Releases Facts, Figures On State ; N O . 179 ain t Poles’ Share QfU.SRelief Is Cancelled Senate Suprised By Truman With Informal Visit > Each Side Says Other Using Jap Troops; India, A u s t r a l i a May Make UN Plea BATAVIA, Java., July 23. (/P) —Four Java loans wer* In flames tonight as Indonesian troop* retreating on two fronts threatening ihrlr capital, adopted srorrhrd earth larlira before a determined .Dutch army ‘drive, an Indonesian comm unique an­ nounced. Denial Before House Group Of Red Con­ nection Said False W ASHINGTON, July 23 147 A Federal gtand, iijUL. doted Harold Roland1, Cniiiiuffrl. Milwaukee CIO leader, on clratgrt that he idrninillrrd |>crjury in- telling * cdngicitionsl com miller that hr wat nut a mrmber the Communiit’ Patty, Clrriltoifcl Irtlilird hcfuic lire House Libor Committee latt Mar. I" Hr wat pinidrgt of the. Unitid Auto Worker. Local No. 24S si a time whnt Allit-Chalmrrt plant* in thr Milwaukee area were ihut down by a piqlrarird tinkr. I In- laltor committer wat invritigating the cagtrt of I^ I hu ditpulrt. work ttoppagn and vtlikri with particular lefrtciK.? lo any inllurncr of tubvrmvr groujn. The indictment aaid that Christoffri. under uath,_LValegorivaily iluit-d” nnv affiliation with Com­ munist Parly, Nevertheless,' ihe grund Jury report said, he "was then u member of the Communis: Party ami had been auch member fuc several vt-ar* thereto and had worked with the .Communist Purtv ami with the Communist poli­ tical association." The eaae waa -presented to the gtaint Jur y . hy Jultn 8. PralUanti Frank H. Pattyn, special aaxlstarrt* to AttorntV Gem-rul Tom C. Clark. After ChrUtuffeT appear'd he fore the committee here In March, Chairman Hartley (R-N. J.) sent II MHlIRMrU I'll. I MU| Budget For Year Is Presented At Pilot Meeting a Tin- hutleel as presented hv hung. Mrs. Marv Rawlins, finance chair­ The communique said other man " f the Filota Club. wn« »<• Dutch elementM lancing east from tin ceplrd at the ineelliii? of the Nt-tht-rlnnds colonial capital group held in tile Tonri«t ^Center hud ' moved 50 mile* before d:U0 H mi if nurd un 1'ggp | n u | Inst night. An inerras* of lilies wav voted upon ns was s penally of 25 vent* per meniLtr for any absence In Ihe future. A discussion of ways of m **tlhf the liudgel and i-xpeners was carried un and plan* wen- made to sell Christmas cs(d* again this year and for bidding a rummage sale early In September. Mr*. Joel Field, president, re­ ATHENS. July 28, (,P) — The ported that the telegram of roll- United Nations Balkan aUb-Cumgraduation* sept -from the Pilots mlssfon continued today its . In­ to Dirk Aikrn who appeitrrH on vest igntIon at lonunlna, where th* the Arthur Godfrey broadcast in Greek army claims to have touted New York wa* read over Ihe u guerrilla force which “invaded" » airr The group voted lo sand a from Albania.' , letter at appreciation to the The luvesUgHlui * originally had Police Rtgeyvc. In Qrisndu. »pon: been rchcdulcil tft leave yciterday. sors of tire program on which Meanwhile, Athens newspaper* .Mr. Aiken won the opportunity published unconfirmed report* of appearing in ihe Arthur Godfrey that a majority of th* sub-com­ show. mission was “convinced" that Ih* ■A letter from the Texas City, guerrilla* hail struck from Al< Tex. J ’llot Club wa* read in which Irani*. the laical cluh was thanked for The Greek Eighth division fn the $26 donation made during th* Eolrus said ths! it had Inflicted recant disaster* there. It ■ was 628 casualties on irregular* with­ reported that tha hospital room! in four days, exclusive of lot*** furnished and maintained hr the from.Greek air force plane*. Pilot Culb haa been painted and An estimated force of 800 to redecorated. 1,000 rri>clt were bring shelled in Mra. M. C. Stone waa welcomed the forest arras west of loannina. a* a new member .in th* club. A The government said 20 guerril­ letter from Mr*. Edith Cameron las were killed and 20 captured on of Gainesville, chairman of th* ML Olympus and that 25 war* Florida party given hy Florida killed and 30 captured at Aghta, delegates la Ihe Pilot Internation­ The rebels Belied seven military IH al held In Columbus, Ohio Juns truck* carrylng wheat near Lamia. 20-28 waa read In which ah* The ministry of public order thanked thos* taking part, said guerrillas had attacked ntar throughout th* stat* were used tho Bulgarian ami Yugoslav bor­ Greenery and flower* native to ders. Florida aent hy th* various clubs A hand of 600. including women, through't the state wars used to waa said to Hava struck at Vrontransform tho parlors of th* tou. seven miles south of Bulgaria, D*shi*r-Wa)lack hotel into a ver­ and burned 70 house*, th* school, itable fairyland. Th* party was (i'MMllHWCA »*»■• T * « l proclaimed by all those present aa being on* of th* outstanding •vents of . tha convention. Air Nejcro Injured When plants, aant by Mr*. A. W. Lee of Sanford, ’ were wrapped In Hit By Automobile 8 panlsh moss and presented to each guest present and a large Hit by an automohil* an h* banana plant, complete with a waa' unloading cement TremTI bunch o f ' bananas whleh was wheelbarrow at Frehch Av*nU#,_ aent bv th* Daytona Beach Club and First Street lata- yesterday created much comment among lb* afternoon, Andrew Jones, negro, guests. . of 1502 West Fifteenth Street « *» rarrled in the Mosriy ambulann* CORRECTION to Ffmifd4,aughtnn Memorial Th* Herald r*gret* an error Hospital where he wa* traeted f«r mad* in tb* story on th* Hi. head and back injuries, according *. ! Johns River appropriation which to poiic*. Miss 6'rancls M. Stor*y of app*ar*d In Tu«aday'a lasu*. Th* sub-comraitU* recommended $600, WebsUr, Identified by polk* a* o-C 000 for tht prelect or $ 100,000 tho driver of the 1841 Pontiae mor* than th* House originally sedan that hit th\ negrS, fact* h charge o f re c k la u ' driving. approved. U N Group Makes Creek Inquiry As Rebels Retreat 1 m l i . ' -': .? * t ■ * — % * MB ■- ■ .d tt'IA W tW W h , r l-A-ip vyttr » I lipopt dtiontt to iM e Java in two have ptetted to within 12 milrt ol thr .key Republican ilronghold of Msteng, an Indones­ ian tuny communique acknowl­ edged today. Olhrt Dutch unit* were threat­ ening thr Indonesian capital of Jogjakarta. I hr Dutch look ths important town of Halatiga, on a ‘46-mitr winding highway to the Republican capital. A diipatch from Associated Pret. corrrtporulrnl Haiti* Jackton quoted a Republican common!epic at- toyintt lint meanwhile, ihe Indoncttaitv in a counter-drive were* nearing the oultkitlt of Dutch-held . Semarang, 27 milesnorth of .Salatiga and the bate for— the - )um|mff— of— the [ drive toward Jogjakarta. Indones­ ian four* have a hern reported tempting to infiltrate Semarang, an important Dutch military bate on Ihe nuith coat) of central Java. A Dutch aimy communique in­ dicated that motoiiied columns arid *aim»i-piulcered lioopi wer* putlutig deep into both Java and Sumatra on pi lea.tl IQ fronts agamit iporadic iriittsnce. On Humalro, tire Army communiquo ri-por ti-d that u Dutrh column had moved more than 10 rnilrs to tire west >4 Palemhnnj In the aouthraatern part of the big Island. Though ihe rolumn'a present hu nt ion was nut revealed, ihlv ad­ vance would Hci-rn tt> have put U hr ronlrul o f the rich oil fields that supply llii- gu -at shell and stan­ dard-vacuum i(-fineries ut 1 'ulcm- . • • . si: — A u o c k U t i Proaa Lseuad W Ir o W E D N E S D A Y . J U L Y 23. 1947 8 Germans Killed In Ked Zone Blast -B E R L IN , July rxplotlun rocked ice headquarters un tone of Berlin eight German* n ew h papk k Interest In Civic Affairs Stressed At Kiwanis Meet 1» >’% r .. F L O R ID A , d a il y WASHINGTON. July 23 id * )PolsndT iliare of the $350,0011,. 00(1 Amrricari relief prograni wat Error In Coded Mes­ vitation to join in preparing a cancrlhd today, on groumlt lit 11 sage From Nimitz the Pole* have tufficirnl food, Witness Says Group Japanete peace treaty and charged Resulted In Anger America had acted in a “ un­ and Stale Department olficialt Of Communists Ac­ that ilateral manner" in prop/rtirrg * indicated Hungary likewise may NEW YORK. Jo), 23 W tive At University preliminary conference for Aug b ' rtcluded from the piograiu. .ElcflA dm iral William F . Halsey. 19 in Wathingtaa, Ihe actiun--oM. Poland -we* tak­ ;* \pAhTifNCToyr July' radio taid tomgliT en oh ircommrndation of a tui- rrtiied. sayi. Ire still brltrvrt hr The Houie Commit lee on UnThe broadcatl Soviet reply 1» Vey minion headed by Col, R, I.. made a strategn miitakr m the American Adivitie* plant to hand the Wathinglon invitation declar IG rnftm. He ie|K>rled to Sec- battle uf Lrylr Gulf dtning a mo­ over to the Army. Navy and M il ed that Rutiii ''cannot agier' telsrjr •Ms it lull that Poland hat ment uf anger igniteJ by whvt tetlimony that Soviet agent* got to the propotetl Aug. 19 inerting food fur minimum nerds at -least Ire mistakenly thought wat an ; ii tecrel wartime infoimatian on of the II nation*- which fought foi lire remainder of tbit year. tull frorn Reel Aihnu.il Clrrttri American planet and tubmarinet. Japan. W. Niniiti. Better crop proi|tecli m Hun­ flaltey trcallrd the evrnti '<u Chairman J. Parnell Thomat The .Soviet note delivered to Aiken Sings And Re­ gary make likely a deciiiun that v«n article in fliit week’s Salu ­ (R -N . J .) told Tcporteri of the Wathinglon l a t e s I n c i d e n t s ‘country alto can get by without yetlerday declared day Evening Pott, ■ intention today at the committed that the council of foreign minOf New York Trip Amt-tit an aim lance. rebel offi­ The time W«* late - October. twitched itt general investigation iitert, repretenling the Unilrd cials laid, 1944. Halley was then Third Flret of Communiit activitiei from *py- State*. Runia, Britain and Chi­ Need of more intern! by ih t - Poland is within the Soviet or­ commander. Three -Japanese- talk ing to union infiltration. na, thould be rnlruitrd with prr- average kilireu in the public af­ bit—am i-Hungary is orcupird by foriet were’ (lying to imatlr Gen­ Ann Mathrwt' teilified' iK if at Tmlihary work in chairing a Jap- fairs of Sanford was today llrettRed 'aimy Inters.* Fhr drciiion* eral Douglat MacAillmi't landing Icait 16 of the 3f) official* ol anrte treaty in accordance with ed by E, F. Moutboldrr, local at­ fin relief, however, wrtr taid 1 1 at l^yte. the C IO Food. Tobacco and Ag­ Wartime Agreementi among the torney and former City commis­ be bated-ctilitclv on Jic e d t.____ Third Fleet Spline* .illacLrd amJ ricultural Worker*__Union Local . l>owc tt. sioner. a lik e KiwanTs meelmg la* Itetie? shipments alrraily hnve The note suggested that the day ’ at Ihr TouriM Crntrr. He stillte-l to Italy, Greece, Austria damaged the central enemy lorce, No. 22 at Wintlon-Salem. N. C., and Trieste, under the program, Vice-Admiral Thomas l'. Kincaid’s where mt-mben of the Communitl Russian, British and Chinese am­ wat inlroducrd by Roy thill. bassador* . In ' Washington meet and pM-limmaty dlscussimi* a rt Seventh Fleet limit on the south­ Parly prior' to hit January. That with a representative of tha Unit, Dick Aikrn, Sanford tenor, tang I" nrogri-s* with Chinn. These wat the lime, the »aid. when ed States to deride when tho Iwo ■iricctwini. accompanird by nloitg with Polnml rind lluiigury ern Japanete force at Sungari The crated bring an official, of council ■of the foreign mitjislets Roger ll.irni, and lold some ol Were uulhoritt-d by Congress to Strait. Haliey’t dupi .put plani’t should ho convened. ahaie in the relief progrnth, which then went after the northern Jap­ ihe union local. The text of the Soviet reply, the incident* before and iiflcr the House trimmed to $332,000,00(1 anese uniti. Meanwiiiti-. omit ol The wtlneit told the Un-Amer­ a* broadcast by the .Moscow ra­ hit winning on July 4, the Arthur In voting appropriation* the central enemy force went till ican Commiltee the wat a mem­ dio: llurrison reported that “grain; lu attack Kincaid's >fnp«. Godfrey talent conlnti On July II of this year the ami other foods are nvmlahl-' ber of tire Communiit Parly for Kiwanii prrtidenl. Lcttrr Tharp, Iln ltty 'i plain-* sank one ear­ the minimum food need* 10 yean, resigning hit year; and United State* Ambassador Gen. told of lire rxchsngr uf Irlrgramt to meet lier. hit two other* mid a liirht l l s s i l s u t sa t*aa. I s m Bedell Smith told V. M. Molotov, that the had terved at tecreUry the U. S. 8 . It. minister of for­ with Aitliui Godfrry at a m ult cruiser.* H im lug ships In Task Force 34 wen* rioting in um(OMip oj mthe Winiton-Salem local un* eign affair*, that the government o{ ihit having tvirrd-Godfrey,.that only mitt1* rfiuif bringing the *■«*• r —*i •f -tha United State* . propaied Japan#*# ■surface vetiriit nmlcr to call on Aug. lit of tU s year, Dick Aikrn lived here snd not fire when llalacy received II Iin-sa confluence for the preparation in Orlando, of having lalrr let* sage fnnn Nimilr. then naval comof a |ware treaty-w ith Japan, rgraphrd Godfrry lint a crate niaiidcr-ln-chii-f in the Pacific. . romprulng representatives of 1 1 of Sanfoid celery will l>e trnl Thu message read: “The wnol-i power*, member* of the Far Kaathim next teatun, and gelling the world wants to know trio-re i ern Commission. Task Force 34." At the same time th* U. S. reply from the latlrr that he it WASHINGTON. Ju ly 23. (/I3— llaDev said he was stilil'uJ. government unilaterally begat, Vrry fond of celery. J. C. Hulch- Breuking precedent, Prciiident T in then flew into a rage became lie negotiations on this question with iton and H . C. N rlirl were ajt- man took ok his old scat in ihe Sen­ considered the. wording of the mes­ ji t the government* i f tits remain­ ate toilav it ml made a brief speveh Hjf* LAfifcTTiA^cW ing powers who ara In the Far l>oinled by Pret. I harp lo look aaylng' he had spent the best 10 sage an “Insult.” loiter, however, he discovered the wording wa* lilt* after the matter. LAKE SUCCESS, Ju ly 23, Wi r.astcrn pommlsaion. wars of hi* life there. work of the mail who put tire —Soviet Deputy' Fwelgn Minister Allen Robert I.ornmnu, r-'staurGrinning happily, the President, men-age itt code and used padding Andrei A. Gromyko'* amt del ant operator,, former on heat m a former senator from Missouri, to make it more difficult In break. the UnttAd United Nation* *. ami a at 11 in tha ‘ lam leader and veteran of imval air walked onto the Senate floor un The phrase wa» nut NiijiiiV, hauled today in one of th» stronccorps action in tho Pacific, with: announced after lunching at the Halsey learned, hut "it sounded so eat personal attacks made rank of lieutenant when -eleniiod Capitol, infernally |ilnu*lhle that my de­ the U. N. i *riWe dlity, and Roger Leon-1 j|e tout a rear row seat on ihe coders read it as a valid pai l uf After Alexei N. Krasllniko.- had I f i r. ' * v* Insurance man. formerj Democratic side a* senator* nnd the message. Chester blew up when delivered a 30-minut* speech cas l " i * , •e" 0°l. teacher, Methodist j |fBJ|Wy .occupants rose and ap- I told him about It; ' he I'arkid ligating the Western powers for ciarir leader and graduate of the, (down tin- little squirt and chewed their- opposition-to the admission Westminister Choir College ^!, " U■U0P,,• The senate at the mom»rit was him to hits, hut it wat ton late; of Rovlet-iupportrd Albania to tho . ORLANDO, July 23, (.Special! Massachuaelte,-were the two new damage waa dune. U. N.. Britain’* Valentine G. law - —Horida Vega table Committee re- Klwaniana today inducted hy the busy with routine, minor hill*. the“The orders I now gave,. I gave But when Mr. Truman appeared, ford said In measured wonlt: ports that more than 100 ,000 ,(hhi Rev. W. P. Yesley. in rage. Ami although Krnle King, Senator Vandrnhetg tlt-Mich), the " I t Is deplorable that w« should man houra are required aammtly Fleet Admiral Ernest J . King, then In his talk Mr. Houahoider de­ be subjected day after day. week lo grow, harveat, pack and ship clared, " I don't think there is any­ presiding officer, promptly recog. chief of naval operations) later nixed the president anil welcomed after week; month after month to Florida's tremendous vegetable thing (he metter with Sanforu," hipi warmly.' Vandenherg tben assured me that they were the this Junk about provocations, lira, crop. and added that If there it any­ said that he recognised the "Sen­ right one*, I am convinced I list noise* and repetition*. We are thrv were not." Th# value of all forma In Flor­ thing wrong with Sanford it would presumed to be Intelligent officials ida haa grown from e total of (42,- he because of “indolence and mg- ator from Missouri for five min­ Ilulsev unbred units of Task and not a gathering of illlt*r*t»s. 703.048 In 1800 to $615,215,000 llg tn ce "' and letting others “do utes." Senators applauded aa President Force 34 south to help Kincaid, “We draw our conclualont from in 1045, cacordlng to Florida Vege­ the Job." Truman arose and began a brief Lighter unit* continued the north­ facta ami not fro In slogan*. I table Committee itatUtic*. He recalled the hectic daya of udk. He sirld Ihe Senate had been ern chas and only two of the 17 term the Soviet speech a regretFlorida's leading income—prod- the depression period when tmnej vary kind and that he nevtr had ’ enemy ships; escaped damag-r or tahlv offensive production." 'Col. W. It. Hodgson of Australia uclng vegetable crops, in order of extremely excited people were cotj-j ^ad a more cordial welcome any. sinkingIn his article, llalsey observed took the floor Immediately to dr importance, says the Florida Vege­ vincot1 that Sanford won) I never where. that Ihe Amefcian Navy in tho survive 1 and recover from djpte*-! "And L'va hcen-a-JoL of. plut »*, table Committee, are; tomatoes. claret Parific had oqe. basic weakps#*,^. “How glad l ara that these meet­ gTeen l»eana, celery, early frith sion effect*. He reviewed a state-i “AJihouglr our naval- power in merit mad* publicly at the Uine u ^ ftenpotatw tnrrM Tr pepper*, cabbage, ings are now open to tbe pret*. the Western Pacific wa* such that hia retirement from public office, at* rule* prevent anyone but ecna watermelon*, cucumber*, straw­ Previously we have $ad to put up to th* effect that Sanford wa* not tqra speaking there, Tie itniled we could havu challenged th# com­ with calculated abuse and distor­ berries and sweet potatoes. bined fleets of tha world,” he said, bankrupt, had many valuahl* at at ha br< iroke the rule. tion* of this particular representa­ ' Florida ha* currently more than acta t< me11mar<1 m Vhiff Tvtwl and although tried sorely by “ 1 get homesick fur thil seat," tive of the Soviet Union f i r a long 260,000 acres devoiAl solely to unforeseen conditions still had the Mr. Truman aaid, speaking alowcommercial production v 'f fresh time." | C a * l l f * H HI r a s e T n . | Hayden Raynor o f tha United vegdtablea, according to the Flor " 1 spent the l«t*t tun year* of National Charter Ih Ida Yvariable Committee. State*'told delegates: my life in this sesF'. Signed Fdr AMVETS “I won't dignify the Utterly rid­ Florida farm wage rate* have The President aakled that a sen­ iculous and irrelevant statements risen approximately S16<X since Anglo-Russian Trade ator with whom he’d lunched of the Soviet delegate by answer- 1832, according to the Florida Talks Hit New Snag WASHINGTON, July 23 (A1)— "•iared me" to walk In and ait In Inr. Vegetable Committee. President .Truman today signed f j_____ my former .___ seat “L resent the tenor of hi* reLONDON, July 23 W - A Brit­ Par capita consumption of fresh Senator McGrath (D-RII wa* In legislation providing* a national marks." vegetable In the U. 8 , has in ish government source said today that »A t. When the President charter for Ih# American veter­ rreseed from let* than 200 pound* In Moscow have "taken a turn walked In—McGrath quickly sur an* of World War II. Ray Sawyer. AMVET National Ur nearly 260 pounds, th* that Britlah-Rtusian trade talk* rendered It to tha ‘ Chief “ ‘«f Eaeeutlv* VFW To Hold District jrer^mer Vegetable commander, aaid tha action makes Committee re­ for th* worse snd a breakdown la Thlsm eant an Inert ate of now rather likely." AMVBT8 th* flrat World II vet­ Meeting In DeLand port#. erans organisation to be recog­ more than on* buabal per person Th* Informant aaid that 'unex­ Silver Glen Springs nised officially hy Congrea*. per year. pected disagreement had arisen Headed by post Commander F. He added that tha legislation Tb* Florida Vega table Commit­ over the price of wheat which - Said Is Announced of tee reports that Florida produced Russia nlannd to trad* for Brit­ _ D. Scott,; * farm delegation gives AMVETS "lagal status Post 32*2 of the V. T. W. of more thfcn 60% of the nation's ish machi nary. equal to that of the American OCALA, July 23 (A9 - H . H. legion, the Veterans o f' Foreign Sanford la expected to attend the winter and 8 pring celery In 1840. Negotiations for the trade pa d Henderson ha* announced Ihe sale organiiatlon'a district conference Florida's largest short season began soma weeks ago'and early of Silver Gian Springs, location War*, th* Disabltd American Vet­ In Del .and, Sunday, IL was an­ erans and th* 8 paniih War V*lnounced today by John Sauls, crop, according to tho Florida leal week were'' authoritatively of early Indian plantings and •ram, th# only oth*r V*Urana' Vegetable Committee, la water­ reported to be near • a success­ shellbacks, to four Fcrran broth­ commander of th# Fifth V, P, melon*. with an average of more ful conclusion. Government quar­ ers of Eusti*—E. t-. C. H., Rob­ group* holding congreiilonl charDistrict which includes Semin !«r*. than 6,000 ear* being skipped In ter! had no explanatlog of the ert and Lee and two unclvt, Harry Lake, Orange, Brevard •and VolJune and July. sudden new bargaining difficul­ uala counties. and Carl Frrran. , Florida vegetables are available ties. The price was $125,000, Hen­ Peace Officers Are The mi'-cting will be held «t .and Legion Hall. It is in roluma on the nation's markets, derson aaid, for the 620-acra aura the Deland _ expected that more district* will according to tho Florida Vegetable in eastern Marion county which i* Entertained By Aiken be 'added, said Baula. Marshall Committee, every month In the Schrader Funeral To now a fishing snd resort spot. Mitchell of Vero Beach, senior year except August and 8 eptem DIrir Aikrn,-Sanford tenor, and »,ri B e Held Thursday 5 S S Roger Stale* vice-comhiindor, and Chet- bw$1- - "■ T• Harris, hi* accompanist, The Florida Vegetable Commit­ Whittle of Orlando, Junior ter ist, and hia son William during got a "big hand" last *v«nlng tee reports that during tho post 20 rief-eommander, are expected to Funeral service* for Herman W. their travers snd th* opening as they'rntertsdned officers from seasons, Florida’s total commm i..i Schrader. 06 who died Monday scene o f ."The Yearling" waa shot all parts of Florida at tha Associ­ be present. vegetable acreage haa increased at ation at th* sky room of the M. have been postponed from at the Springs. R. A. r. TO V ISIT an average rate of mote than 8 * Wednesday afternoon at 4:0) Aa g.bill Hotel in Orlando. BIN SHOOK. England, J t d f O Just about recovered from the o'clock‘ until Thursday afternoon LA GUARDIA BETTER (A V Sixteen Lincoln bomber* of cold that handleappsd his Binging More then 100.000 scree of snap at 4:60 o'clock, according to the the Royal Air Force'* crock No. beans ara planted annually in Erickson Funeral Home, in chsrgr. on th* Godfr«y talent program NBW YORK, July 23 UP)017 squadron took off today Florida, according to the Florida of arrangement*. Focmer Mayor F, H, La Guardls, in New York, but did not prevent for a goodwill tour of tbe ,Unit*d Vegetable Committee, with more Interment will be mad* In Lake who was described a week ego him from coming out first, Mr. State*. Tbe plans* were due to than SfiflOO acres reaching suc- View Cemetery instead -of Ever­ a i "quit# a skk man," haa shown Aik«n,,abl* to hit th* high not** atop at Gander, Newfoundland, cesefui harveet fa epiu of weath green, Tho Rev. Douglas Charles a “decided Improvement," his of the' song*. "Morning" and anrout*. _. "DUA*~. with his usual #**«. or. loaecta. and disease ravages. physlelan said today.’ , will officiate. — . • in d e p e n d e n t SANFORD, Established 1908 State Kests Case A.» Defense -Begins P a­ rade Of Witnesses m In Accused’s Behalf W EA TH ER Partly cloudy through fhurtday,. Gentle to moderate northeasterly alndt. ■ a n V O L U M E X X X V IU « - . l a U « i l y T h e re I* S tre n g th — To Protect th* Past# of tho World; To Proaoto tho Pros res* of A a ir lc ii ,To Prodbco Prooporitj for Sanfcyd. — -■v— 1 ■ . " ■ * - .. :.~i t . W3 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. 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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 22, 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/babeb565a24c686a8ded03b5f7916809.pdf dad974cf643da4802da30fc19226f71a PDF Text Text T • i c ' ■» ■■ Refugee Ship Tax Veto At TH E C H U RC H ES -FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Park Avrnue at Sixth Hlreet W. I*. Brooks,- Jr., paslur Training Union; fl:4B P. M. —Evening-Worship,- 8:00 K il. Dr. C. B. Williams will apeak at both the morning ami evening ser­ vlet*. CHRISTIAN ft MISSIONARY A LLIA N C E CHURCH On Ranford-Orlandu Highway H>v. Glenn K. Smith. Paster 10:00 A. M.r "Bible Sch'ml.‘ Mr, A. Wlelxildt. Supt. w . I I 100 A. M.t Slornlng WgrsHIp. 7:45 P. M.S Evening Sarv.ee. The paator w||l apeak nt letth Sunday Service*, ami the public la cordially invited to attend. I • ■] 1= % . i l i EL ' CV-1 1 'V ‘ 1 FRIDAY, JULY IS, 194 * v THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA ~ ~ PAGE BIX Idea* who will make the achool sing to you. Pastor!*! aervlce at 11:00 A. M. Thr Paator will he apeak.ng on the subject "The. Wonder#.- of Prophecy". Everyone la invited -to-come and brln|[ your babies for this aervlce. . Let'* aej where wr atand in the world at prophecy. Evangelistic service at 7:4t program for all younf people. Women’s Miaalonary Service each Thursday evenlnjr at 7:46. Mra. Mary Klnard, leader. The public is invited to allend all the services. P. M. There wilt be special music ami singing at this aervlce. After .the menace so altar call will be given. The V. L. B. Service each Tues day evening at 7:46 P. M. Mra. Ruth Sweggerly, leader. A special BRARDALL AVKNUB CIIA PK L KIKST CHURCH OP CnHIST. Rev. Douglas K. Uharlfa. Pastor SCIENTIST . .3:00 P. M.: Sunday School. 800 East Second Street 3:46 P. M.: Worship Service. 11:00 A. M.: Morning Service. Wednesday 8:00 P. M. Prayer Subject: "L ife ”. Meeting. • Sunday .school and Wednesday rvrning meeting discontinued for TH E CHURCH OK GOO summer months. Elm Avenue Reading room hours: Tuesdays Rev. Joe C. Cre»*. Paator Sunday School begin* at 10:00 and Fridays. 3:00 to 6:00 P. M. A. M. with Clyde C. Muse a« The public is cordially Invited to Superintendent. We have classes attend this service. for all age* with good teachers • HOLY CROSS CHURCH Mark T. Carpenter, II. II . Rector V. 7th Sunday after Trinity »• .9:30 A. Iloly Cpmmunion and sermon. F I R E S T O N E The Rt. Rev. Charles B. Cob FORD - CHEVROLET more, retired Bishop of Puerto llleo, will minister Holy Com­ PLYMOUTH CARS munion in tile absence of the Rec­ BRAKES BELINRD tor. 10.00 PRICE INCLUDES LINING FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 5c es. Park Avenue at Fifth Street Spark Plugs (.'leaned J. K. McKinley, Minister 9:45 A. M.: Church School for Group I Car Batteries U.1S eich. all agi-s. 1.00 11:00 A. M,: Morning Worship Wheel*. Balanced "On Final Grounds." Solo- "3 he Lost Chord" by Mrs. Roby luting. Brake Drum* Turned 7:90 F. M.: Youth Fellowship. 8:90 P. M.: Union Service at, the IN STOCK IN OUR Prrebyterian Church.’ Sermon by :---- PA R TS DEPARTMENT Rev.’ (,'harlr* Thompson, supcrln Carburetors Irridrnt pf the Methodist Children’* Shock Absorber* Home; Special Music by (he ChildDll Fillers ren’s Home Chorus. Brake Uuae Fuel Line* H O im iH ID E BAPTIHT CHURCH l.surrl Avrnue and Ninth .Street Oil Lines Wilson Finch, Paator Spark Plugs Millard Hunt, Spark Plug Wires Director of Youth Activities Gasoline Miters SUNDAY Battery Cable* 8:00 A. M.: Sunday School fur Brake Lining all age*. . drake Shura 11:00 A. M,: Morning Woryhip. Wheel Cylinder Kits Menage by the Pastor. Master Cylinder Kits 7:00 I*. M.t Baptist Training Hbork Fluid Union for all age*. Brake Fluid 8 : 00 . P,—M.« - Keening Service. Grtate .Retainer* Sung service and message by Ihe Batlfcry Cablea Pastor. Battery Boies WEDNESDAY Chevrulel Wheels 8:00 P. M.: MidWrek Ptaytr Llgkl Bulba Meeting. Healed Beam Light* All young people are especially invited to attend the Training Uni Viaor Mirrors on on Sunday evening. W * ate Door Mirror* re-organixing ami making new Truck Mirrors plans. Exkaust Eitenslona Steering Knobs Rk v e n t i i d a y . a d v e n t i s t Pedal Pad*. CHURCH -Auto Cushion*. Seventh Htreet and Elm Avenue Gas Capa Sabbath School 9:30 A. M. ami Wheel Covers Church service qt 11:00 .A. M.. Gas Cans Saturday. Pyayer meeting at R'OO Auto Polish P, M. Wednesday. Auto ( Inner Radiator Slop Leak FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Radiator Flush CHURCH Tar Remover K. D. Ilrownlte. I). D. Pastor Car Wash Rev. Douglas H. Charles. While lir e Paint Assistant Paator “Polish ( loth 9:45 A. M.: Sunday School for Glass Cleaner all ages. Polialr Bag 11:00 A. M*.; Morning Worship Hast Resistor Service. Sermon by Rev. Charles. Tube Repair Kit 7:00 P. M.: Junior and Senior Top Dressing Young People's MreUIng Hand Cleaner 8:00 P. M.; Union Worship at Aqta Top Sealer the Presbyterian Church Rev. Hire Pump Charles Thompson, SupL of the jkalo Jack Methodist “ T Or manage will .preach ash Light Bulb* rn from thi and the’ children the home Aalo Fuses will give special musk.---Fire Extinguishers Extiagulsher Llgliid CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ■pyrol Pgrk Avrnue and Third Street Machine OR John Bernard Root. Minister Oil Filter Cartridges Sunday School, 10:00 A. M. Gasoline - Filler a Morning Worship, 11:00 A. M. Radiator lloae Subject ^ ‘Christ's Way vay Will With Man.' Hose Clamps Fuel Pampa Seal Cavers 8.19 Ford A Carburetor* Cher,-Plymouth Carburetors IM S C'eailaaen F e e s Fan* Oa* Shock Absorbers 4.15 Twin Auto Horns 6.87 Sam* dealer* call this free marMusical Horns " 10J8 ket - aa contrasted with the con­ l k t a *a 'Jewels 5c tract market at (91 - a “ gray Blew Out Patches 5c market." One paper dealer Is currently Tire Kellner* I.HB Cup Grease 18c offering 500 tons of high-quality Ford Floor Mala U l Swedish newsprint at (240 a ton at Curacao, . Netherlands West > Up lu and Including 1148 Cher. Floor Mole 1837-1-8 SAI Indie*. This 1*'equivalent to about Stop Tail Lights IA8 (200 a ton dsllvsred In New York. Another source of eupply for I Way Rim Wrench 8Be Spot Lights *--• 11.60 the high-priced free market Is Ant* Compose 1.28 the dlwirslon o f Canadian paper consigned to New York for re­ export. H YDRAULIC JACKS A typical transaction occurred IH Tan To 16 Ton several weeks ago, one paper dealer said, Involving a shipment HEAR OUR NEW 8 TUBE of newsprint to Shanghai from ' FIRESTONE AUTO RADIO a Canadian mill through th* port •8.88 of New York. The exporter In STALLED FREE, A E R IA L New York Darned that hie Sha hla Shang­ E. hai customer had gona bankrupt after th# paper had arrived ii >> f»a l Covers last*lied FREENaw York, tnln dealer said. Tha Gat Oar Free KaUmatsa On AH paper eventually flit*rad Into the ~ sir Work, Jro# market. i¥ ' .. W ell'Inform ed-■owreoo In Industry Xtetod they know o f only instance, involving about 11 tons of newsprint, In which a Canadian mill delii ranged with Ita New _._ _ to divert Into the free market newsprint _.wh«eh W»a ostensibly bound for re-export from Now York. A fair quantity of off-alte newsprint also haa found iU way to the high-priced market. Not- 55 Newsprint Prices m 5 P 5™ Peace Overture ti'eallaaeS I r ^ . Paae <»Ml tax cutting bill with the asicition Made T o Dutch it is still the “wrong kind of tax reduction" at the "wrong lim*. House reader* plannrd an u n-, By In d o n e s ia mediate vote and confidently d o rr-1 identified as the former Amerksn merchantman Pteiident Warfieldapproached Haifa in custody ol British destroyers. Seizure of the refugee ship was disclosed in an official announce­ ...I th, : O ffer T o Raise Food ment by British authorities, who jority la ovtrndf* But lupublican* foreuw little hope of ©burning) H lo c k m U C lC IviHCic- B y ■aid that the boarding parly had an overriding majority in the Premier O ver Radio “ encountered strong •resistance and lhat tear gas had been used Senate. Failure of either flouc by both sides in the battle. B A TA V IA . Java. July 18. (*7 to override, they say. *will kill any lax reduction for the current »#■• Indonesian Premier Amir Sjari- The announcement said that dam­ ages had been suffered b f both foeddin *said in a radio ‘'■(leech the intercepting naval vraael* and sion of Congroi* Mr. -Truman's veto .message today thr republic was prepared by the refugee iTsT ship during' the . went to' the House which origi lo halt all hostilities^and unfriend- clash. The steamer President.Warfield, income tax slashing; ly action provided the "Dutch natrd the once carried thousands o f vaca­ measure to become effective Jan­ show an ragerilcit to reach a tionists between Baltimore and peaceful solution loo.” The speech, uary I. The first bill he vetoed Norfolk, a* quern of tha old Baywas identical, except that it would broadcast over all Indonetisn sta­ Line fleet. She participated In th# Nor­ tions, offered alto to lift the (pod have takerr effect lilt July I. mandy invasion in 1044 and later Since lhat veto, the President blockade against cities occupied turned up as a troopship plying said, "there has been no lessening by thr Dutch. tha shallow Seine lietween I-e Il came at a moment when Havre and Rouen, of the need to make substantial She was mastered into war serv­ payments on the public debt.” Dulch-Induncsian negotiations ap­ ice In 1942, made an Atlantic Mr. Truman said that when the peared lo have broken down over crossing under her own power, particip time come* to lessen the wartime a prnjiotrd cease-fire order and and participated In pre-invasion tax burden il should be reduced police powers in a projected in amphibious maneuvers o ff Barn •tablo and the North Devon‘ coast iuw . terim government. The Dutch had "on a basis Ihal is mu fair io lo tow of England. mcomr groups at well at. lo high predicted armed hostilities would Th# Warfield cam* back to the income groups." j *•*»! this weekend because Sjsri- states battered and destined for Without specifying whan he foeddin had rrjrcled all Dutch the scrap heap, but the Weston Trading Company of New York thought the time would be yip* demands, bid for her 160,000 at a surplus for cutting taxes, the President1 , . asserted: t Reported rlauhe* along the sale. O l.ftm unequivocally committal fr‘Hit-Bwey»«3P!iha»i«*d Use tenA laYer announcement said slii ,.i,i kind Li...i uf ,.r tax reduction i,,.i ■•on. Trie Inilonesian Newa Agrncy had been bought by th* Chineseto the right asserted thr Dutch had fired 210 at Ihe right time." . „ ., --American Industrial Company o f The Republican bill trim* taxes " " ‘J1* ,n,° lh®village_ of Hand- New York and wuuld go into from ' 30 per rent In the luwest - . I 1'’ '* n .,7' f 1 *0't*8 ° f Han- service as a Chinese river boat. taxable Incomes to 10.5 per rent , ln ' ' f 1* "*•*•» Inflicting But she started for China by on Incomex over *192.000. But |Vy. c* ,u* lti#* uver ■ three hour way of Marseille, France. Moat Mr. Truman termed this measure 1 „ of her cargo when she set out "a premature and faulty lax re- e»„,!V? • .*,,ilIl ' 1lrnn lrtlw n waa life preservers and mesa hlu. ductlon bill” which would Inject , ^ , * mIndonesian troops There wasn't much doubt shu into the tax system "inequities y «l* «U y at Bladjung really was headed for a Job o f which Would greatly increase the •'■•f»*8at near Bandoeng, running Jewish immlgrhnt* into difficulty of making desirable . " t,u.,ch ejmwupiqus said the Palestine. revisions ” Indonesian* had committed "far Ha added thatthe legislation, I"01* lh?n" *Z1 truc,B vblarlons fa "at complete variance with the i **!1 *Wo ‘ I 11 ,’*'1 fundamenlyl requirements of o .. ° " * I**“ ce accord mute be. is is ,,,____ 1,1,00 ,lmM, t ll. nce ^‘ be llepub good lax b ill" and said he,......j .,_ romaelled" to veto it. I .. nl j tI1*ed their flrxt ceai traatlaarO Iraaa P ast (lae| The Prtsldenl ^referred lo in-.T1" 0rJtr |T,b - “ 7* The Repui. lengrd by members from nearly tcrnallon«l uhliiraliunK «■ auoihvr t i ha every cabin and tvon by a moder­ reason for delaying the reduction I ,l “ ch bed violated tha truce 30J ate margin. of taxes. He said: times in June. Mr. Morris told the campers the “ Our responsibilities for inter- u 1 legend of “ Little Anni>," "Onenational rehabilitation have no "eltadjil of the Indonesian republic Eyed Pete” and “ Long Knife Har­ Important hearing; on our.effort* J*®**®?’” ™ *belr return from Hatav. ry” . The^rampers went to theLr ia. the Dutch capital o f Jogjakarta cabins for ta ps and IlgbU-out anxi­ to secure lasting pears. "The recent refusal uf certain while Imth sides anxiously awaited ously looking forward to the hike nation* to Join in common en*. a decision from the Hague about to the Haunted Church und “ Onedeavor* tu establish conditions of whether the Netherlands would Eyed P e te V grave, planned lor stability Increase* the difficulty lake up arms to solve the latest hi the morning. stalemate. Hoys and counselors attending of our task.” (A military spokesman In The the camp are aa follows: Cabin X; The President said th# bill rep­ resents not only “ unsound fiscal Hague said yesterday the Dutch Pete Brock, counselor) Dancy GalBowen, Bobby policy" but would contribute “ to bad 98,000 well equipped troops lahan. Squire! inflationary pressures which we on Java and Sumatra ami 10.009 Parks. John Fox, Wade Garner. have made progress In combatting more on other East Indies>JsJainh. Frank Cranston.JlaroJd Cranston, rmy Roberto Poey and Fredirlcu I’oey but have by no W an s -overcome “ Th*- Indonesian "Republican arm ’ wa, reported to have 200 from Havana. Cuba and Aliiton Hr rontlnued “ A * ] stated ill the message on troupi, not including guerrillas.' Baker: Cabin II: Gene Levy, counselor. Mike Wbelchel, Wesley H.R. 1, tthe first tax Mil) there Spencer, Walter Routh, Runnla Is no Justlfiration for tax reduc­ Garner, (little chief), Charlie tion so long a* price stability at Mann. Jimmy Daly, Spartanburg, sound level* has nut been secured (!*.. Walter Graham, Hugh Walml business, employment and ters. A'. H Gatlin, Edwin Lockett; national Income continue at peak Cabin III; Chum Stanley, counsel­ levels, Since his original veto, Mr. B f ALEXANDER It, GEORGE or, Tommy Speer, Bobby Morris, Sammy Jacobson. Stanley Rats, Truman said income payment* to WASHINGTON — Smaller meat individuals have continued to rise sppplirs are in prospect for ‘next George Harden, Joseph McJIndvl, “and the general level of business year as a result of the high price Atlanta, fi*., (little chief), IPliy Clark, Buddy Dunn. Robert llak-l activity is establishing new high of corn. er. Jimmy Fox and Joo Hutchin­ racords." while th* ■number ■>! Government livestock rxperta . . . civilian* employed has also m- alsu say that if consumer dt-jnand son. Cahin IV; Spencer Harden, coun­ creased. i continues strung, meat price* are Asserting that total employ ' likely to be higher in 1912 be- selor, Donald Kelly, C. K. Flowers, Melvlle Brinson. Al Phillips, ment In June increased bjj 1,726,-, cause of the shortened suppl PIT. James Stripling, J. L. Black. Hob-| 000 over May, bringing the totr.l‘ | 1 High prices for corn tcud id to bv Mitchell. Monroe Pearce. Ednow empluyed tu more than 00,- reduce the, future meat supplies (8X1,000 - the highest III history, because many corn grower* fig ward McCall. Robert Shoemakei, the President declared: ure -they ran make more money John Eberhardt.-Jacksonville, (ll(“There Is still no convincing by selling their corn than hy feed­ tla chief);. Cabin V; Al Brock, counselor, Larry Burney,. Ernie evidencp that a recession Is Irnmi- ing it to hog* and cattle. Faint­ er*, particularly those in Ihn torn Morris, (little chief), Morris Phil­ hehL, lips, Jimmie Owen, Kenneth Ram­ "Tax reduction now would de­ belt, keep a sharp rye on the hogsey, Rodger Garner, Edwin Mad­ lay lb* readjustments of prices rorn price ratio. den. James McKee, Billy Park, and wage* necessary to maintain Th* Tschnlcsl Deadline George Putman, Robert Shew: _____ _ Cabin VI; James Lawton and Rob­ this high pro*parity. prosperity. It would This _____ ratio ______ means,_ ’ _______ generally lead to an tv#n Mgther level of j speaking, that when the market ert Cranston, counselor*, Gene prices for consumsr goods. It price of i00 pounds of hog« Is Das Ellsberry, Alfred Stanley, Nolly would increase th* danger of a than the price of 11.6 huihel* pf Dunn, Curtis Winfrey, lie Land, recession," corn D the "signal” .for leu feed­ Sammy Dunn, Robert Gavin. Jat king of corn In normal tfnvt, when sonvilla. - Jimmie Wright, Bill southern newspaper paid (80 ■» most hog-feedlng farmer* *r# e f­ Moore, Richard Phagan, Kaiinetl ton' fnjr short-width newsprint ficient .and experienced operators. Boll* and James Boll*. However, the big Increase In which Resulted In a paper with some pafts only ona and one-half the demand for .meat during tha war and postwar period brought tolbtnnt wide. Th* whole problem of the naw*. a large number of inexperienced hog producers Into tha business. P'rtnt - shortage despite somewhat Many of these nawcomera figure Idgher production in Canada, the <t‘*a 1taa*e trees Pa«* main world producer and this It payi to aq>p or reduce eJVn- Ing Speaker Marlin (R-Maaa) In feeding when th* price of 100 line to rapfafe him In the event country’s chief source o f supply, now is being investigated by two pounds of hogs is less thin the Mr. Truman I* unable "to com piste hla term. committees of 'Congress. The nric# fit 13 bushels of corn. A Department of Agriculture Th# Dgialatlon. which Mr. Tru­ Canadian Combines Investigation Commissioner has made a "con­ market observer recently esti­ man requested Immediately 1after fidential” report regarding an mated lhat 100 pound* of bogs b* entered th« White House and alleged "combine" In the news­ were bringing In money equiva­ vacated the vice-presidency, was lent to oniy 10.2 bushels of t«rn . signed as part o f the preatdenprint- Industry In Ceneda. Corn prices Increased consider­ llal routine. ably after that computation ^waa The House Appropriation* Comtjiiniit t tee recommended an additional Fall sad Winter Prospects 5,600,000 - for construction of ■y Alky While prospective reduction In temporary housing for war vet­ livrs'fick feeding indicates smaller erans and tnelr families. nira( suppIDs next yesr,, butcher The committee estimated that KU ft’U l o t SAY HE »hup* probably will be heavily unite can be provided with stocked In the coming fall and HEAH P£ U6MG ARM o new money, which supplewinter montha. There has bc«n a p£ LAW KoTCM Up WID ~463il4 already msnte (436,46 _ _ pro* record slaughter of raltD and vlded for the program for eonm e las* — calves this year, and an increased other war housing (nx to temporary output of pork I* Indicated for version of surplus military and m Aw * u m ! h it *yt this summer and fall. veterans’ housing. Th# National U > N & l £ i$ s o p a t Tha Bureau of Agricultural Housing Agency Is In charge of Economic* aaya this year’s ku^a p O -U U C fifA A M " ... slaughter of cattle and calves wi~ the work. Tha House Commerce Commitresult in a sharp reduction In the .red DgDIatkm to (Ir e number of these animal* on /Arms. tee appro1 Cattle feeding ln‘ 1948 probably l|ely 31 merchant ships as rom will be beDw the high rat* o f this pensation for an eqnal number of vessels lost or soiled In l . As a result, says the 1-and Teal“ outtf0T Is" * Th. Wll. already approved by ta b« reduced next year. However, food supply observers Senate, also, .provides for return oworer. feed XXI In wartime seised say “that even If .meat output I* of (80,000,000 *ed as much aa 16 pound* per Italian p r o ^ r t^ after ^ pereoa next year, Il will not ririm s"offtU. S T ritteeL who suf. •artSy mean **a critical she In Italy, during, the except possibly for thou a hot haye the money to buy A renewed plaa tor United The en ra ge conaumpuo Person for. tha years 1939-1938 wee Statea leadership In repatriating 116.6 pounds, almost a pounds and reaettllng the displaced per­ D u p«r person than this year's sons o f Europe went before Conwith legislation " average of 163 pounds. Camp Winona Left Hook To Bear’s Nose Saves Child CHICAGO. July.JS, W 7 - A city fireman punched a bear in the note at the suburban Brookfield Zoo and thereby saved the life of three year old Terry I^e Falk,'of Juliet, III. Terry, visiting the xo-i yester­ day. with hia mother, Mr*. Amherta Fait, decided tu feed-the black bear some o f his surplus pop­ corn. He clambered over the guard rail and across the Inter­ vening safety xone. The benr ■cited the child and pinned him to the rage with hi* huge, clawod paws. Fireman Walter Troy, attracted by the child's screams, leapt-1 Ihe rail and began punching thu bear's nose. When the animal relaxed its grip, Troy snatched Terry free. A t Berwyn Hospital, where the boy waa treated for claw marks on hla right nym and left thigh, Terry said, " I only tried to pel him." niitstanding wore reduced to (/? 1B7.000 but accrued Inlcn t « bonds w u . . (U 7 l,2 4 ti tu ought the total up to $7,4'. Tlirre years later In 1930, uutstanding totalled $5.9JU,0go and accrued Interest was. (fA6,4j« n 'to ta l of (41,516.422. ‘*y On Ju ly 1 of Ibis year tele Dinds outstanding were It.XTv.u, and there was no accrued intt-mp On Sept. 30, 1929 total bonds These mature Sept. 1, 1977. outstanding were (7,002,000, ac­ crued InU-rvst on Itund* wa* (294,791 aud total bonded Indebtetlness Thq United States has 3t,TCo 000 telephones. Great Britain 1 was $7,290,791. By Sept. 30, 1933 total IhjiuIs 676.000. and Russia, 1,272,600. I’Bvinir Iwmli In 1927 wc»re 000 |fH nitificMlcs uf iitdcbtcu* m -u I I t i l ,0 0 0 . In 1928. it was found necessary to Issue refunding bomlfc to pay bills and interest ami principal un serial bondl that were <fte. This Included (Cld.OOO issue! uf 'A - l refinancing bund*: |2fit,0(Xl uf A2 l>onds and (426.000 worth of A- •* 7» t :■ / < rM tlaar« \r * m - UNION WORS H lf SERVICE _ t i ' - - * To Be Held In Washington Meet The Presbyterian Church I'aa* " lit Sanford which are eager to main­ tain adequate airport facilities, but which have been handicapped ip doing *o because of Inadequate income lo defray the large ei[Mti** Involved. From Inquiries that have been sent to the Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Higgins said be it rontidhnt that a great deal of th>' propert Uie.ftlrpprt can, filled approved 'businesses whose Te tals will gu far toward offxettim: expenses of the alrpori. *— " , Sunday Night, .July 20 at 8:00 P. M. REV. CHARLES THOMPSON Supt. of the Methodist Orphanage , WUt Be.The. Speaker. The Children of the Home will give Special Mimic Bonded Debt 4l *tftIInurd frirm Chip f>Mt 000; 9100.000 for real estate; 1100.000 for hospital (never built); 176,000 for..FwhUe*w«r; 1100.000 fur a swimming poo) (not built); (576.000 fur sewers; IttX),000 for a fire station (not built); 1325.000 on the waterworks and (182,000 <t>n the gas plant. The failure o f the Beminole County Bank. In 1927 accounted for a loss of more than (1,000,000 of city money derived from bonds, including the funds for the new hospital, swimming pool, fire station, (400,000 for the bulkhead and part of the sewer funds. Services Under The Auspices Of: First Methodist Church , ‘First Christian Church ** First Congregational Church Episcopal Church ~ ~ ~~ ' First Presbyterian Church u REV. Me KlfJLEY’S SERMON TOPIC FOR Hljrh Corn prices Result In Smaller * ^ Supplies Of Meat Aid Estimate WHAT HOPE OF THE FUTU R E ------ ON W H AT TERMS? 8 First Methodist Church ‘A F R IE N D L Y CHURCH IN A F R IE N D L Y C I T Y ” "I- 1 ' ■- Your Ford Truck Deserves FORD| TRUCK' SERVICE S MUONE'S MEDITATIONS r fere’s No Place Like HOME FOR FORD SERVICE Inc. * I) “ • ■ t::~m■, . —- flMflIfmmmtt Irva !*«■• «lnr| W-l AUTHORIZED SI ECE 808 B, FIRST STREET PHONE 200- la ' ■ $ - vr . sv a i - : V7 . m m m m • 1. - j j g C " ■ * 1 - v i 5 r ^ r'M a. |1 . * » * ^ T J • :' . * t B l — �t » ^ai In U « l l y T h er# la S tre n g th — T* Pfrtact th# l'u c * or IK. World; Freer**# of A n r iln ; To Product Prosperity for Sxnfofd. #• J, ' "* TH E (un.idfraldt tlundilte.v lhrou|h lue.dsr »itl\ ' scattered showers rau.ll) during «ftrrfliKjri.‘ AN IN D K P J iN U K N 'f D A I L Y NKW BPAPKH H »Jt . V O L U M E X X X V III W EA TH ER E sta b lish ed 1908 Tniman Calls For ;er Defense S A N F O R D ,* F L O R ID A , M ONDAY, J I- L Y 21, 1947 A u o c iiU ^ I _ Six Mail Jury I f " Proas U i M d N O . 177 W ir o , Dutch Forces Attack Gromyko Hits Balkan Inquiry In Papy Case is t "Unprecedented Pros­ perity" Cited But Inflationary P r o b ^ l e ms Outlined 5,000,000 R eds In U. S, A re Said Pushing 3rd Party W ASHIN GTON ? July 21 UP) President Truman raid today lit.* nation hat turgrd to a pinnoclc ol House Passes Measure "unprecdcntcd prosperity," but Poll mutt (lengthen ill dclentr againil - O u t l a w i n g inflation. •, * Ta x R e q u i r e m e n t In a'tpecial mid-year economic report to Congress. the CJtiel Lxts W ASHINGTON, Jul?‘ <*■> 1 % id i w drilerctf t W piodund» now it running at a talc cl An ritiniate th#t their air abuill $225,000,000,001) a yrar far sut- 5,(11)6.000 CommunitU or lyuqzr patting anything in hittory, and (hurts in the United Slaletr-all puihing lor a coalition of l r!lii/i, added; "We can place thr high produc­ wai given the Ilou»r Committee tion and the high employment on Un-American Activities today that we. have today oq a firm hy Walter S. Steele. o| Washing* fQunddion-vHSIrWmg pinipenly ton. Steele wat ihcdirst ui 14 wit­ and peace.” ft But threaded through the 30,000 nesses scheduled aa the commit­ ter liegan a week ol public lirarword document were four C ’t Corn, Coal, Conitruction and Com­ mgt on Cqjnniunnt adivitirt. He merce overseas, named* "by ’ Mr. testified at chairman of thr Na­ Truman at development! whirl) tional Security Committee ol the patriotic, mean that "inflationary ptolilerm American coalition ul civic and fraternal tocirlirt. lhe may become itronger." Terming price reductions at ill coalition it an organization ol 04 Judge Directs T&rors Be Kept Together And Cut O ff Ftoin News Publications Curfew Restrains Rebels Forced Into Yugoslavia 90,000 Additional By Greek Troops Jews In Palestine T A liA H A S E E , F1*;4 July 21 t/P» A six man tnal jury was seated today altri two and a hall hours of examination to try for­ mer Representative Hemic C. Pap) of Key West op litaigrs of l>tibin<{ fellow House* member I..__ As soon as the jury, was sworn in. the couit recessed until 2: HI U N Commission Plans Repercussions Feared T o Visit Area Of On Deporting R ef­ * Initial ' I nVasi 6t Y ugees" *1 () ’ * F i'd n C e ' Republic's President Appeals For U N S e c u r i t y Council T o Take Up Issue HA I A V IA . Java. July 21 <4't I’irttdrn! Soekatno said by radio tonight the Dutch wrtr attacking his Indftrircun Kepulilic hy land, an and tea. He appealed to the £fzl>L • / ctlef t‘1 toil r ScW i ii Wii/ NdOdham apj Rep. • Clarence h|. ike up liont Secuitly Council to take Camp of (L ila accusrd Pajiy Ol ATHENS, July 21 td*J First JERUSALEM. July 21 (4') A the tiMie. offering thyipTirilies to help defeat A Dutch lommttnnpie said Dutch ditpalrhet repoitrd today that duik’-to-dawn curfew was 0 1 dried a bill pridiHamig telejihune and waipDnrt . had attacked Kepubltguerrilla bands had attackrd two tuday fur *>41,000 Jriutalriu Jcnt. Irtegraph companies from giving can aiilirlds in Java and Suinktia SOVIIT OHIO ATI Andrei A. Gromyko (lull) is shuwn a* lie spoke uu points in noithetn tiireir neat the bringing*1ir 155,000 thr number ot their service to rare bet bookmak­ the Greek situation before the United Nation* Council at lark a Success, Hlgotlav bolder, and lliat-in f a* h Jews under cut lew restrictions here, brrause Indonecian lighter plants ers. They aie thr Stale's prin­ N. Y. He said that th* Soviet Union “cntii.i.t agree" lo lha U. S. proposal casr they wilhdirw atln a’ bat­ ii| Haifa and in the Nalanva weir 1raily hu action cipal witnesses, for the establishment of a sumUpanikativni lionlier umimiaiiun lu U>« Hie Dutch, dec la ting they would tle tu Yugoslav territory. area, lhe action followed a new During srlerliun of the Jury, Ualkan*. He left member* of the Count it in the dark as tu whether h« I’apy sat calmly at the’ di-frii.v w ould veto ll)« Amur lean resolution or mviuly abatatn. Seated at right Gtrrk troops punned harass­ outbunl id violence which left nut attack nlhri thr civil pupuIt Sir Alexuntliir Cadogaii of ClA'al Hulun, (IntrriiuttonaU table, surrounded hy six lawyers, ing action against l.rllnl forces ihiteaieaci-and-2 ) wounded ns 4ti latioii ui non-military ob|ecliv<i, . Neither the Stale nor the defense were Htt/iiiptlbjl 15 ithtnobitiia haid the mountains tirai thr-Iron- hours. Used all of it* allotted challenge* tatting anti airciait guns al the tin df Albania, Yugoslavia's west­ uf veniremen and only 15 of the The llntish Army wat oidrird •93 called a* prospective J u iu is ern neighbor, allri irprtlillg the lu lock in the Jewish quarlfl* firltlc and the Kepuhlic 111 ail force, were questioned, ollrnsive against koiiilsa last week. here fluin 7:0(1 P. M .‘ lo '5 :t)ll hrllrved lo nutubri jlnrlil 40 obI'at Whitaker of Tampa utilized Dispatches today Isons Saloni­ A. M. daily "until lurthrr notice. solrtient Jspanrs^ ‘planes, many ■ everyone of them on whether they in (ibor irpair. ka said 400 gurmllat had athad any connections with news­ Sonif 50.000 Jews in Haifa al­ Tier Kepulihca^i ladio. over papers or relatives connected with tarirtl Mooyrs. 25 miles noilh id ready were under a similar cutneceaaary In many area*, the i a ci e t i e t promoting patriotiim tiew’tpapers. which ♦viekatliu appealed, said Salonika, at dawn )rslriday but lew. Alxnil 15,000 at Nat^liva president aaid they nm'l not !»• He iil»o asked them whethei they Dutch aitlllriy had ctpriird file Steele laid, Ur ga>r till* bleak were irpelled by lilrek comuianswamped In a wave of aperulution would Icon "to lhe slightest it**have been under lualial law lot ■ruseu by the forecatt of n short down of CominuniiU and their g r e e "' toward the prosecution if Jos who killed 10 befujr the re­ a week a* a result ol the kid South cd Hauduriig. .11It) unite soulhrait uf Ifatacia lhe tepott rtilrn crop or hy a wave of newj lympalhi/rti in (hit country: i’apy were not called lo the aland Firm Granted Option New York A ll Kight, maining guerrillas lied acton thr ntptng of two Ulilish army ref yjee boosts (legged to w sgejuid prJ said lieu Dutch planes using lock* 1. Upwatdi ul 100,01 Ml c aid­ to testify in hi* own defense. AH Yugoslav border two miles away. On Lots T o Build He Says, But Needs grants. a’ coal coni i art settle John L. Lewis' replied they wotdtl not ltd Ihut In-, rts allaikrd Malaya, in west Ja­ ea riyrltg tnrmbrii of the Com­ A rm y casual Mrs w*r* two killed, merit. ftuenre tbrm. Fear o{ repcreunions lor the in. and that other Dutch aircraft 50 Pre-Fab Homes } A Little More Sun and two wounded. Mr. Truman aaid there are a* munist Party. Three state employer* among Other dispatches said 300 guer­ deportation from Haiti of 4.5llti had dialed a' Sonkaila-Sraden .yet “ no groumla for real alarm 2. Another 100,000 candidate the properties Jurors were ex­ rillas raided a puli,-,* alutiun at or more uncertified Jewish tel nor for general upeculative In­ lor party membership. cused, either by the prosecution ladway limn. Messhori, about two miles south creases in food prlcea" arising or lhe defense. Judge W. May The City Cummitriun declined lhe most noticeable thing abuul of . line- Vug**#las-—Imrsler—amt—I ! ogees uf the Eiodus ol 1^47 wav - -imicmr^Bn - tirtJxrirxxts "lrriT Oth- “ 3. Approximately 4.H00 mcm Walker excused two men when ireallas.4 l*ea» t i l l ei aourres ssnl the fluety- equip hers of Communist- front- organt- th »y'W td^il?y'h *3'pre^TiceIve.I lo a d htxlty tvening oiT i ~meT,V N e ^ m i m y to s cmrfiiTy U.) ■mile* northeast of Phlorinu, where repotted to hr the irason lor the pud Dutch anil) of about 1‘JO.OOO extended curfew Greek authorities said they hav* • , , ,, ytutuig thr city Ii»r the tint time rations. As for their |>oliticaI ac­ ideas about the charges men, using niustly If, S Lend ute tirorHived t>y v ommtssmnert. , . , , . , feared a iHrsaihle "invasion." Sim­ Before couth tecestrd for lunch, . . ... , t « the In k ol sunshine, Uuk Atkin, In London, authunlalivr Whitt suiplus inilitaiy equipmant, tivity, Steele asserted: t arraw.iy at the iroued. . . ultaneously a hand armed with Judge Walker directed -.tint the Andrew . » . .i rv who irrenlly won the Allhui I hhI- heavy maehlnegunt and mtirtans lull inloimanls said that thr Jrwriwas (tllH iking *st n g tiinuilaueuusly 1 "They are now,pushing for a lurqrs he kepi logathru •luough- r»(. . George AuitC, »ot, the lhoi|«- ** , , i . . • , . ij ,. w. ,i . ,t I in f )' talent scout program, told was reported to have attackfd the without vitas iriied Friday aboaidi nujnercai* pcunti coalition of Leftists' Vdt. the ,el udl (hy trial and Oral* th*y be rvsl lr-uiniturr Tnmpany that the le- . . .. . . ,, ■ * .1 1 1 1 ■ 1 1 Dr. It J Van Mink, acliug village of Mrtokainbo*. the refugee ship were bemg *|in» .............. Krlle,,|. ,«||„| pielatfon of funning a major third o ff from access to magatita-* and Cense ,lee, lor auction r.ilc» be te Ins fellow Kotaruns at their leg nearby setting fire to nine houses, de verdict It qntll newspapers ular weekly luncheon. Ml. Aiki.r party.” " ' spite slicing opposition hy armed ed back lo France in a ‘new and i|„ »M iniisliing "pultre xctitm." duced from SIOiFa'day lo $20 -v reached.’ tougher" approach to the hand I t.tent: Genera] Biniim It Spoor, Sliale called the Front organi­ . . The kctlon was taken at I 111? day. ’lhe motion died lor lat k *>1 .iddrd dial alter hr caught culd, peasants POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. July [lillrli coiiitnandrr, said tit an urhr spent a good deni of time look; f 4*»ml IhtiFil mm f*i|l » l» l One pew>|iu|t*r aceount'deelar-( ling of ruch blockade lonnri 21-lA*)-Dutchess County Surrogate sation* "fa r more dangerous" than a second. City Munagri II. N der uf tlet* day tltui "our entmlas’ mg atnund New ^oik for some ml the attack supported b* maFrederick 8. Qulntrrro ruled to­ the party. He- explained: •* ||„w, v, r. 0,, BrilUh foreign (la„ e w|lich try to Mayer said today. "Thu leaders era ppliiiriaed. as day ’ that all papers and file* of rolonlal offic* spoke..,im i*-| ,al.„tage'Ole minrere imptemantalittle m i net where he could gel chlnagUD fir* from the 6Hlh 3ugostav frontier post. the late President- Kooaevclt are author*, piufeasors. xrivntifts and Ned .Smith, ownrr of the San- ;n ^ (un ftiaed In cuniniant, i (ion of the iit’iec'ioents n'schacl, Meanwhile, lhe United Nations "a ealld and effective gift to the professional men. Kirer. Increasing ft ti I ft-l14e1.1 w|| I'nn* 1) %| find Furniture Company, and J.nk . ,, The informants said the Jew. onfotgellahle irrtptes■utN.-onniii.Hioo in v e a t I g s t i n g .Cnlted State* government to he Riemliem aie joining there, Afl, ti . ,1 L . , Another returned lu France presunialdy K.iLgan, nutmt^r ol Hir .VirHiml ** ™ ieed. maintained and preserved lire gradually veering to the party Greek Intrclet disorder. announc­ Aikiu it .tied, wa* (lie County Mulortw Inc., jppfarrtl l»r*| nl]\ /\ ed thut it planned to visit Kuril! would be accommodated in dis­ In the Franklin D. Rooxevett lib- line through the' pulling o f the , ^ * A $i*efd ol ll»r «ut iway* and the jam as to inspect llie ares where guer­ placed perxunx’ camp.. string* of the tireless Worker* rary at Hyde Park." lore lor v. omimitiutt md t*pp»»%rj . , . .l i Britain lias been In touch with A , t i i . H»ry prudiit r tliii mg the ruin rilla force, launched their first The decision ratne a* part of a npimig those forces ’ who have , •• .. . . • »• , "certain" European count! te. ».n (I - .ll.a r C I '. x , .in Ray A, Hollenbeck of Orlando triluclKm ol the fee lorAuction^ judicial aettleaient of the account party affiliations." lu-ur. Mr (4*1*1 *»( 1tVmg lit! liftt Steele said he submitted to the was arresled last Monday itrar the whole question of Jewish 1111 of prole-tdlng* of James Roose­ L ntil Oct. I, I M 4 , I nit ter , u|,|^4y ( k |«- on .hi H>erui((hl liin migration lo the Holy l.iind. they velt, Basil O'Connor and Henry War liepartment two months ago Chuluuta on a charge of hunting was $10 a day. said Mr. Sayr . Qrangr. range. N. J.. where he *1*saiil, and arrangements have liven P. Hsckett aa executor* of the a list of 2,000 Army officers or out of season after he had killed Iliad* with St leant Itnty nrii( last will and testament of Mr. men who are members of tic two turkeys on the preceding day. an el that lime was mciraird lo |tr(| some fiiend* .u\d said that Mole than tup •-IllpluVees of the He wa» taken the same day Indore the pirtrnl $100 talc. Ur dreliiird France to hall the flow of EuCommunist party or of fronts. Roosevelt, never will foigel the funny mpean Jews without immigration Florida I’uwet ('urpuiation gathlegislation to outlaw the jh'II County Judge R. W. Ware and that Mr. /Austin had appearrd at Last Spring, when lhe Senate .ensation in his ear* at he we*,I i-rrlificates try returning them to creil Fthlu) afternuon tu hunur War Inveatigatating Committee lax a* a requirement fur votina fined flQO and costa. le lim l iirraiuctldfi mlpeiItltendsnt I I s s IIsih Z I 'l l , s il l Joe Hickson, honorary game a merlins of thr Cnmmistirri on under the lludton Kiser. tlirlr emliurkutimi |>orts. fought permission to go through George r l.'Turner wt the llsnton warden and rider for the Buck July 10. irtfurtlrd the irdurtnm. "w # papers In search of informa­ This course has been advm-ulrd .Spring* I’ow.-i ptoot which wa* Mr. Aiken wa* introduced hy Point Hunting Club, identified and had pointed out that Orlando 1Tiariaa'"Morrison who had charge tion dealing with Navy purchase* l>y the Arati trailer.hip of Pal­ renamed tlie tlinige K. Turner Hollenhark a* having shot the had reduced the rate from $25*1 <-f John Vivian Marlin, Il'J, died estine. of Arabian oil. Fred W. Shipman, the program I'reviousty, plant. A pluqili- in llie hnllwey uf turkeys. According to County Hutirrihiy niinnliiK at il:00 o’ c W ) librarian, said "at such lime and lo $50 a day. Mayor Gut. willij ' " dr» w ««'t.e snnoiincrd that the In recent months, Jews uniuuv the liuilillng in-itil-vd with Mr. Prosecuting Attorney George A. .1 at hi* lionir on Routh Hsnforrt if the Robsevr|t pa|ier* are turned 1 r .t /-» I uifU n u ll Bull I Bullnnirrd lh%Speer, Hirkson heard the two shots the approval o f the Cnmmt.sioncrv.!,,,,,,^ r|u|, Avrnur Ito'trad made Iris home in in Pulrnttn* atuivr file quota lone Turner's name, was unveiled by over to the government hy court A. W. Iliggiti., pie.idi-nt .of th* rraallaaea -■ raee * 1.1 whilr in his home near where the users dllrclcd City Attorney rtrd j..,, J u l y no. The' •tub voted to Hanford for 21 years. order, the United State* arch­ cnnipnny Condition of Roy'Clyde Kitchln*, turkey* were downed, ran down For 11 1 * 1 1 )with the Sheriff, ivist would face no Insurmount­ Wnon to prrpate an ordinance' nn-ept the rhallcuKu nod ti. A. .Mi I inner, who live* m O r­ year old Oroee mechanic, whose the mad and saw Hollenbeck in able problem In making the papers i|«sr, wlio presldeit to lliu slisencr office, Mr Marlin, was Uirn June lando, tool charge of llu> t oll.11rucavailable- to a Senate committee1 motorcycle was wrecks*] . thorliy hi* automobile, and wa* Void by containing thr p:ojHj*cd reduction of I’ ntlidvnt Gordon Itrisson, up 17. IK7S in Decatur, Iowa. tloif .d-.alw*-iant ott tin- nil..lea of In- addiriim to the Widuw, Mrs or any other government body after 2:hh o'clock Runlay -nfter- The latter thkt he hart shot at a to hr luhmillrd *1 , (he Friday 1- inled 'tlrvitle r. Touflitun, Idike Mom o.- in Iv2*1, wa. in the noon when he attumpt«4f at high hawk, Anna, Marlin, other survivor. for official ute." mrrting. \iidrew Stine and Jnmea Higgins ■*-ivh;e *'f the coiiuiaii)' fur more The sound of, turkeys In dlirate o f speed to pat! an antomo* rh" Include-three sons, Werrrn W. t that time. President Truman limn 22 )inrt», and tin-, tl years Conitniasloners. Bishop* ntftl .1- B rotniilltlee to make the .Martin, f'rtirau Rapids, Minn., itjectad lh i request for the bile on llu- Orlando road at "Death tres* tnadfl * Hlrkaorr Suaulcioiia Fotniallon uf a Central Hondo uf experience in the iuduatry. arrangement*. , papers - and wrote the executors Valley", lx today reported aa aeri- xnd he noted (he tag number of Leahcr. were ahaetil frikn the John V. Martin, Jr., and William Pilot* Club w *t announced today Ho win ptr.t-nUol with a 32 Mr. Aikin recount*)!, hi* exit*- It. Martin, Hanford; on* grandson, by Roy Browning, airport man Tonight, thr asking for any paper* .relevant oua at Fernald-I.augnton-Mrmorf*l th* car. Later he recovered the Friday meeting. degn-f Masuitlc ring in token of tienc* in eininrcliuri with whicn t'oinrnlsslnn will meet tu consider turkey* and • notified a member Hospital, and x-rajrw are ('ring to the Inquiry. Carrol Martin, Psliran Rapids. •Krr, following tha sucres.f it com­ appriviatiuu, and Mr*. Turner r«M.l.llu.sU •• I'asr Sill II •■ tls tn at I'.s . t|si Minn.; two brothers. Chris Martin pletion uf th* breakfast flight In­ clevetl a corsage uf led loses. W. Shipman could not he reached taken to determine potslbld eon of th* hunting club who,in turn telephoned Mr. Speer. Porter Lan*. immediately for comment on thr cutxion. according to State High­ of l.os .Angries and l-orn Martin itialed by the Hartford Hchool uf J. .Clapp, new piodoellun super­ Ing, president Of the Seminole way I’ afrolman L. C. Bender, who rrogqte of t'ennqylvanla. Aviation Sunday morning. Tin intendent. served a* ilia.ter of surrogate's decision. Sportsman'* Association wa* con­ Funeral iffv lc fs will lie held al purpose of the new urbanization rereniunie* ,\ talk wa. given by YSaturday the Senate War In investigated the accident. tacted by Tanner, wildlife officer . Both Kitchena and hi* wife, rtsligating Committee subpoenaed the Krlrksim Funeral Home at is lu encourage the use of the air I'*e*. Iliggln*, wht|tUKld) pi sited 4::00 I', M. Tuesday and Interment plane in Central Florida and any Mr. Turner, aVT'itW a l«i It. J. pspars of the late President for Myrtle Kilrhen* were taken to the of Orange County wae located and with Seminole Gam* Warden aa ’ Inquiry aimed at determining hospital hy Charlea Luke, manager will take place in Everrreen flier with a atudent pilot’* certifi­ Allen, chief t-ngiu,-,-r uf the cotu*hn authorized a wartime contract of the Mather Furniture BUire Welter Coursen of Sanford, made Cemetery. The Rev.GlennK.Smith cate Is eligible to join. pany. the arrest. 6w Howard Hughe* for construe- and a wllnrs* to the accident. Mrs. take o f f of Llttlle and Rev. J. W. Auatln will Burnley's hrra'kftsl High. c»nnI ond with By BOBBY I'ARKH * Kollowing tlie ceremony, a fish Prior to arresting Hollenbeck “ n o f an experimental flying Kitchens, who waa trjuted for Camp Serilie 1Annie, camp legrmt. and Butile officiate. Members o f th* Elks o ff as scheduled, Mr. Riowning fiy anil picnic »>■ luld oh tha cut* and bruises, waa released th# officers traced th* car itumlwr Club will have charge « f (he stated, with H lilanes and 17 pilot* 'plant grounds. There weie many Wednesday and Thursday Were Dunn a* little -Annie ’ Ma* a to Orlando. Jo* Hickson waa taken E irl R! Koont, an altomey for from Urn hospital last evening. leaving th* Hanford airport at vislliir. of tlie company, formerly busy days at Camp Winona w it h '.< "'am. Bobby Morris tu Long graveside services. the Roosevelt estate, refering-lo The accident took plaeo about along to Identify Hollenbeck. A the many activities going full Knlf# Harry, George Harden as Pallbearer* will ba Jess* C. 5:15 A. M. They arrived at N o known a. The Florida I’uldlc Ser­ tha aubpoeaa. aaid today “ No one 150 feel south o f the well which companion who waa with Hollen­ blast. I lodge, Leo Rutner, A. W. Odham, Hmvrna at 8:36 A. M. and were vice Company, from Winter Bark, { Due Eyed I'ete and Stanley Katz knows V^ether the documents ia south uf the Big Tree road. The beck at the time of th* shooting Riding, o ff to a sluw start he-|n. tha grandmother gave a big J, D. McNeil, J, II. Truluck, Frank driven to the beach In c * r f fur- Del.an.) suit Hi. I'ete I shut g. •ought are among Mr. Koosevell'a motorcycle, a Harley Davidson, '37 haa not been id*nil/lad, M ld Mr. cause of weather, I* going full luogb to the campers, Bauer, II. >r. Jamedan and J. W. nlahrd by Bill Wright and Wind paptra. I f they are they will he model, collide*! with tha left rear Bpeer. Tha turkeys, on* large- and blast now with dally prize* being- Hobby Morris won lhe treasure Btawart. sor Rowley, operators of the New supplied Us the committee aa soon fender of the 1041 Chrysler Sedan on* small, war* put In th* Central awarded to the buy who makes| hunt held Thuroday afternoon by Smyrna Aero Service. Later lo ok Company » » poaaibls. Every effort will driven north on tha highway by Florida Quick rraete the higheat score. “ Squlmri"* a tloaa margin over Wealcy Spenfast waa aarved at the Airport ba made to comply with the sub- Josephine Mlney, 3d year old Or­ plant and will probably b* given Howen won a rifleman's handl-j n-r. This gave five extra points Grill. lando nrgresa. According to Pat­ to th* County kom*. (cook for the highest score Thura- to hi* cabin and an ire cold waterAmong thus* participating, in­ rolman Bender, the motorcycle waa Frank Grurge Murphy, « rualday o f a 43 out of * possible 50.1no-Ion a* th* treasure. ■ sides Mr. Browning were Walter dragged about 160 feet. Many, o f th* boy* went withi Wednesday night Al Broek tnKrohn*, Jr., C. B. Gunn, Howard dent uf Haufurd fur the test thr#* LONDON, July I I , (A V -A Brit- Bhryock, Ollvkr BJoblom, Mat rill year*, died at the local Tiailer Mr. Morris for an interesting 2Vk> tertained th* ramp at council ring RECORD FLIQ H T mile trip around the Ink*. On that by relating hi* aspariancas in Ish Foreign Offic* spokesman told Tlndale, Charles ‘ Baker, Julian Camp where he resided, at 1.30 ai .VM kike th# boy| viaited many points; North China. Th* Dishwaahtr* a new# ronfarsac* today that Ban- Simmons, Roy Mixon, Ted Jacksin, A. M. .Saturday after a brief ill­ M ANILA, July t l , <A>) Aness. WIESBADEN, Germany, July of interrat around Winona nncD'iuartat sang another highly jin- ora Eva Psron, wife o f tha Argcn- Gen* Bver fy «nA J— y ......... .Th* , tJtilf* Oil Company la Northwrst Airlines atntoliner ar­ Born Apr. 20, 1875 in KSntry. - * — tlna nraslitanf had g .Z I.U .ly ^ ' 1eanalderable increase in rived here today, completing tha 81. WY—An Initial practice flight tha outing was a huge success! Joyabla aong. . III., the deceased was a retired *wli called her plana for a visit to Eng­ uvan thsugh sonic rrt—ttTT” tro)rl ! ' BW f'Fark won his white awlmOf Its filling ilation at company's first commercial flight W irrtn r ____ Railroa'd Track Supervisor. ____ _____ ______ . R a m , land. Langled with a hornet*' neat at ndng ribbon and Kenneth _ hornet*' -ami r im Stteet, new Amarlcan Jt rlcin U 26,000* poumJ Ini nth* an old slaughter bouse. Survivors Include the widow, sey his blue. Cht/m Stanley and "Th# Argentina ministry of for­ kvr purchased the Lule Noath Pacific route. again*! q "bomb-proor German Mts. Nrlte M. Murphy, Hanford; Thuraday night waa stunt night Epcncar Harden report th* ba- eign affair*," tha spokesman aaid, ty adjoining t h e submarine factory waa postponed with each cabin entertaining the ginnars* swimming Flats** as all "haa informed-tha British Embas­ three daughters, Mrs. W, t}/ MtFIRR ’ ’-Firat Street for thle . . sy In Buanoa A ir** that 8*nora Cloud, Bartow, Mrs. 3V. A, Knight. rest of_lha camp with an original nuking foal prograd. ’ A carelessly thrown cigar re- today by bad wrathar. CLEVELAND, July 81. (AY— Charleston, S. C-, and 61r*. Har­ Th# hug* plane*, aquippod with stunt Tha stunts ware Judged by Buddy Dunn caused, snvy whan Peron will not ba visiting England auitud In a fire that act a porch a fire Saturday afternoon at 5103a special bomb-bay*, war* achedttled th# number q f hoy* in it. lu he caught a BH pound ba** while during her present Eurapaan tour." Th* CIO-Unlt*d Rubber Worker* vey Hale, Sanford; three anna, K. to fly over tha Farga underxround originality and th# acting. Cabin ftihlng with Gen# LeVy and Mr. The spokesman’# announcement intowislionsl policy committee hat M. KwtglTT?Sanford, W. II. Kwhrin. Laurel Avenue. Damaj* cams tu x 1than 10 days after ha dselded to ask the rubber indus­ Loa A ngeles, Calif., ami J. R. according to Fire Chief M. N. submarine plant near Bremen this ], under direction o f Danny Calla­ klurrta. The boys trtjoyad -a western hid dlaclaesd that Qutsn Etlis- try** “ big four"—Goodyear, Goo-I- imrjmi, Bloomington, In d; also t l morning to familiarise pIKffa and han won first place with a skit Cleveland. o f an operation. movt# Saturday night In tha ra- hctli had “ nltlmstad" aha would b* rich, U, R Huhber and Pirostune— grandchildren anj six great grand* bombardier* with th* layout. Dr, Quick portrayed by Wade rrration cabin. Ur. Morris has glad to receive Banora Peron If. she for another 1947 pay ralac. Aa Army Air Form spokesman children. Herman T/. Schroder'died this aild th* testa would eovar a three- Garner and us* feminine lead by mtda avary possibls effort to cam* to Britain. Funeral services will t>« conduc­ Tha eommlte# Msioad rising liv­ morning at 3:1* •'clock at his month period. Thirty “ Amazon" “ .Squirrel" Bowen draw a big furnish addsd rnUrtalnmdnt and Trad* unions her* had signified ing coats for Its decision yesterday ted at the Erickson Funeral tlom* id “ Bamaon” bombs, with tlu-ir ebaar. Cabin It with Ronnla Gar­ activities ! « this year's program- tha|r Intention to damonitrat* to more mknay from "B ig Four," Tuasdmv at 11:00 A. M. wit* th* home In Lake Monro*. Funeral Goal horseshoe*. against " 0*1 HI, III, soft ball, Horseshoe*, •ervtce* will be announced later high explosive* extracted, will be ner aa Dalsy>Maa and Walter ■Inst Banora Paron tf If aha .vlsltvlslt- signara.ofwka first wage contract Rev. Douglas Charles officiating. Graham aa tha -villain came In and ping pong az# all going ed Briuln and had referred to her this f a i r among tha nation’s maj­ Burial will be nrsde in EvargTsaSt by the Erickson Funeral Home, ___ s * . 4 . .- I . S _ A _____ _ at aaaond place. Cabin ill placed see-1,uon** aa “ a fascist " or producafa. T in charge No Action Taken Aiken Reports * To Lower Auction His Experience Fee By City Body On Talent Show fo u r L Rules On Papers And fFiles Of F .D . Roosevelt O rlan d o an Fined On O ut-O fSeason Hunting Charge Company Honors Frodm lion ( hief_ Upon Retirement John V. Martin, Former Deputy Sheriff, Dies Motorcyllst Hurt In Highway . Wreck Florida Pllotn Club To Bfe Formed Here Camp. Winona Activities Highlighted By Treasure Hunt And1Stunt Night o Pieces Of Local Property Are Sold Frank (icorjrt* Murphy Died Saturday A . M. Senora Peron Will Not Visit Britian B*29s In Germany To TeBt New U. S. Bombs CIO To Ask 2nd Raise From Rubber Firms J. Jmm * . ' • **- . '. i l . • t >r» ■■ - h �t • • -.k : r» **« - -’ YTT V __"j . . T H E H A N F O R D H E R A L D . B A N F O n D . FT/1 R TD A W -— m . - «/ The Sanford' Herald The Lost Family Doctor M ONDAY. JU L Y t} Florida Markets STEADY-Y, BOY! MnnqirarU *P <1 Hold 1U H V IU tS-t-l.ll«fcv,f *t- ts-a IV ld lld g e r H According to A rth u r J . Snider, n w riter on ncicntific xubject*. the family doctor, like the early American Indian. • a* SaMlsr kaalatri. I t»»l#x 'V alowly vanishing. . .................. ... n.illa AikMia. II I HaaaM _ A aUrvev conducted by Ihe Uniloti Stolen Public Health t a l . 1.1 aa a»r«a4 rlaaa-aaaltrr ( . I t l r r IT. 1*19. a« «*» I’-sl IIIMre Sen ice shows vthal one In every ten pjiyalcians .in tt large IJ taafar*. rla.Ua. aa^ar !** »»• midwentern city is a apccluliat in nursery, one in every 14 <<•(«■ •! •• l^*»* fifteen n H|>ecinli»t in oIjsletYicn and gynecology, one in HHII AMI I- »K% * twenty a specinliHt In Internal metlicine, and one in twenty M UM a specialist in eye. ear. nose anil thront diseases. ijuniiuv n r i i ||u*lnr One reason for this trend is the fact that the field of medical knowledge has become so wide and so com­ M |l«l llll’TI<*% MATH* ra.at.la la **••■••• plicated that no one mnn can keep -informed altout it. It» f- .. i» » . i i m Ii —- • * ,I T i A n oth e r Is that pay is Itetter and a specialist has more life Oat Maatfc -tli'M Maalfca • 4ill of his own. Then. loo, the public has grown to he eve All Hanti" • . •• „ Unr ___ . ■ _ that the only salvntion is in e|aborate clinics and tqtccinlizeil • ‘ ' All akltaatt nail***. ra»A» "[ staffs. Some steps are lielng taken to rnnko n career as a lliaaka. tem>t-U*n- and ■•••'»♦* «* general practitioner more desirable. Legislation is being ralalna Inada. will •<» • proposed in some states to supply saholarship funds for • • t.aalnr nd.»HI«ln« —»—■ t.taad "'*4 students who will return to small towns on completion of their courses. T w o yenrs of special Interne training for ll.aa la.-. Tk* ' . . I. m. .ir.lna.l M*W ’ VkV « 2 general practltlnnera are provided by some hospitals. Ortlrrm nr# *" ’ a,* The old-fashioned family doctor was a .force for good V I **1U« »" «•»* I .1 prfiiHpnl |i m 4i *m »I» m • In the community. His understanding of human nature |*i S#" V»rh* f rivalled that of the modern psychiatrist, and his knowledge if the workings of the body wns ncquired by a wide and varied experience added to his school ipid hospital work. .Much of his pay for long hours and hard work came in the !• Ifcla ' g|- a m i SUnatfW form of the warm affection and confidence of his patients. Medlral students of today may well follow his example. MONDAY. JU LY II. *9*7 Families really need this help. Th e new doctors, however, need to be more justly paid in money as well as gratitude. r» WORTHY OF A O R E A I -JACK-ttUNVII.I.E. July 21. tSpeof the United 8tatee Departmert of Agriculture, and a number of Federal ami 8Ule experta on varinua phaaea of production and mar­ keting of agricultural producla will l<e in Jaekaonville. Wedneaday and ThunoJay of thia week for ihe an­ nual conference of Florida •State Markrta ' ManagVra. the * rfftclal program, relcaaed totlay, revealmt. "Florlda'a ayatem of State-oper­ ated marketa la recogniied nation­ ally for ita pioneering work." aaid Director William I.. WiUorrin out­ lining plana for the conference. *T think that recognitl6n la haae.1 pri­ marily on the fact that we have progreaaed along conaervativi* linea —gnd that -w* have progrr.aed atradilv. The record* ahow gaina In over-all volume of buslneaa handled, for every year ilneo our Initial aale* on the Sanford Market In 1P3S. The groaa volume for the laat fiacah year waa more thnn ilxty timra aa large a» for the first fiacal year. That's » rcArd we all take pride In. It’s a rer. ord which reflects credit on^tho conservative pnliriea which Com­ missioner Mayo has insisted upon from the Iloginning. " I think the point should lie emphasised however,, that growth of our marketa l« not the moat important yardstick for meaauiement o f their worth to Kloridiana. % U Russia Written Off AMS OODJ Three advantages result front Husslnn refusal to co-operate with the Western flowers in any move toward _ m the rnmmon’ good. says Hal O'Flaherty, an American cop-elb* Pttryih »'»*'* ^ jqiondeijt •in Europe-> .-A . >.al-i • . ' in\enjr.n fW dator«*wf * * n * n r j. The division of Europe gives the UtiTteil States type machine*. Nowit 'hey it I j)r|(R|n a fy,.,, hand to proceed with the restoration invent lomething l«« making ^ wMfem Germany. The intolerable delays can in* avoided, fifw.prmi unneceiiary. averyttung Jirp|l t0 j)e j,|van relief enn lie narrowed ‘down will hi* all rightRep. Keating of New W k h». iolifiiucfd » bill allowing woikmj wivii to .deduct the «°»» °' b*b> - titters bom then inebm* Why sot include die lo ll of CooV» too? Lady bit Mountballen.-a couun ol King George, wai . New York l.ft week on • « " « * « n talking a woilhleia We knew the Hntuh Lm .piia-waa in a hadJuubut no jdea . . . , ^ h it . We ire wl.eie a Senate cornmi' He Just A Little Bit Bettertee i» going In conduct an inv*» tigatiOn into the cauie of htg* Dope tlip nnli-smnn who earns $20,000 it yt-nr havr* pricer- If they carry tho « ten limp.* ns much *nlrit ability an thn anlpaman coverinu far Oitnugh. they are liable tg land the nnmp territory with the aame lino who en'riia $2,000 right back in tho lialli of Goa a vefcr’*’ " " r“ ' gran---------------- . ' - r -r “ M m i ' man nml women liiink th e re .is a tri*im*mloiiM Rrmrmbrr tho»# popular tong •llffprencp in nltility nml imrforniniitu botwt'cn tha imtn who in lost Afttlnjr hy nritl tho msit ut thn top,'between^ .#1 yritrryrsr. "Yes. Sir. Ibst My Bsby." ” 1 Wonder Where M) (he mnn of ortlinttry Hccompli.shmcnt nnd the ntnn of outfltnmllnir schievcmcnt. Baby II Toniaid” *ml "H nw 7* Actnnll.v, the difft-ri'iico in nnmll. A in-monncl officer Gonna Krrp 'em Down On lb of n corporation employing several thousand pcoph*.. juiid Farm?-' Walter Donaldion. tne recently, "O ur department heads nml key people are' just B in wfio Wtcle ibrm, died ^ a » ordinary folks who got their jolts by doing n little more week at the age oi 53. and n tittle Itetter work than the others/ . , . . ■ • I | covcrrd by sur»t »pc«k*-. 4 C « 5S program.” Refora Wagprr’a ” Tannhain»r" in the Pari* Opera In 1BSI..I1 * u waa produced for the f tret lime rehearird 104 times, 14 of ihera with full orheitr^. One pound of tea will ii al'i 260 cUpa of The brew. H Don’t Read This Unless Yop want to sell a ear Yon want to bay a car We will Mil your car for I I I rummiaalon. If yonr car ii noi ly 11.00 reiAainsold, you pay oni. tlbn fee. High bid may ba refuted by seller. Smyrna Auto' Auction Co. Auction every Tueeday I P. M. Starting July 22nd A t New Smyrna Heach- Airport firing Your TRIe. n . *> i sr»i «:je ei!S J.*» Its* I ’M S;Oi sit* IU « III* 1 199 r'rWry I’liopper* Jambof.s ll-.mr.pun . (leaver IrsrllnR ■ New. Uuuii.e News . 'HeW* ’ • Hunilse Hertnad* plllrhln* .Tim* ytiunlna t>*vollnn* yi-ilili'K Meditations w l N ow It’s EcLsi : »irt Man)my*1ICays* N* W* we ' ISiS* News lu n) llawslisn M»l'-ill«» I ; IS Tours Vou'v# ll»'|"Mt».| I min I'hurcli of Chriti .. IS'IS l.r» Whits v im l ,»f • ‘ . I I I ) l.tim'liron Dsnr* M il) llhylhm Doodlrrs Thrpugrh FHA Title 1, Financinff . I; on N .w . at Norm till) IM I it* st Wrsl*rn ll'isnrtnp Nr-r,(| Ilnur NqJ«t News lloldsn Mrlodl** lias Tnnv FaUnr * THE HISTORY OF SANFORD CELERY Ry II. J. LEHMAN 1:1) JiO* 3:01 Si»s 1isS VIS S:(l K«l.ii H*r*nsrt*. N'tws liar Nun* Itsnrh llrsillln* Nsws « Mr loll Ir Whl.psrs Jlsrrh Tim* .■ Four Arm (it* Nrws • Irrigation was not the only dir-1In plsre hy driving stakes ISS* Cluli flrulty thsss pioneer cvlery grow- both sides while bleaching cel­ S si Nsws •ra 11*4 *° ovtrrnme. They had ery. loiter on .bleaching paper, Its Novsllr Tim* /I- V to .work nut a- plan for grow- cmnlnit In mils and of correct til* I'lsnn HlyllnRi •Slurry KuAsll) Ing young planks, and anon dls- whllh and length, took the place Sits Nsws of Ih* n*£__ Familiei with children havt bevn -ov*r#d that tender celery plant* of the cumin-) some boards. This The United States has 11,045,needed shelter from hearing rain* having a lough tim* duHng thr and very hot sun. Boon “ tent” piper was held In place with OOO automobllra and 'JN.i'OO.OOO light stake* on both sides, then , homing ihoilagc nying to find * ePIe#’ sprang up on every farm, a ‘year or two later wire wick­ telephones. • landlord who will 1*1 lh«m bring from tha long row* of seed beds ets, Iwnt by the farmers to re­ po their childieo into hi* bouia. This covered by tent ahaped awnings semble croquet wickets, wtrs used. ieees date* from tha end nf th* made of muslin. These could be With good rar* thia paper can b* may have been partly bccaute so rolled up on cool nlghta and low­ 5th ce n t u r y used fo r several seasons. many children will- be chiiditn- ered for heavy ahowers and hot The pioneef celery growers In Hhwever. the situation it improv­ •uttny days, as they were mount­ harvesting packed their crop In to 900 crate* per acre, and tha ed on “ A ” ahaped wooden frame i. ing. Either the children ate get­ Celery teed Is usually town in the field. The crates used were Mlllng price from grower* waa ting better or the landlord! arr prearranged bads from tha jBtt#r|R“ * to8rib *«'In the field at tha from 91.90 to aa high aa'$7J>0 becoming human. Out in Salitayy, part of July to I>eet>mbar for ™ «in g. A good crate per -crala.The plnnMr grower would aland •« Okla., the low n't biggcit landlord rarir.r or latar crops, and il takes: 2 f k* r., coulH "»■>«• •maxed today to aaa thy. immanaa hai announced that he is giving from alt to eight weeki for planta*” ,, rr,V** ,Irr bour’ to grow large enough for aet.'.'ut , ,h? cHerJr was stripped of wash houkaavand pre-rta-Vrs turn a- month’s free rent (o any and ting In tha Hold. 'Wast. leaves, sorted according to oul 25 to 30 cars of cvljtry per Ratline nlanls another ?,* V . * nd P*«k*d In crates hold- day. From these places calery all tenant! having children. Thi* Setting p lam* was anothor s. Colored Cole p a o p I a ware Ing three, four, all, eight, and washed, pre-cooled and' crated, earning winter Sanford might at­ rntdam. Itn oot«n stalks. Thus a if rower tract a lot ol tourists limply by rained and becama experts In preparing to cut an acre or more, rolls forth by truck and train loads to all parts of the Unltad this work. A good tatter, crawl­ advertising that children will be ing on his kneea, could set out employed a crate maker, a cuttei. States, Canada and foreign coun-‘ strlppera, sorters, packers, and welcome here. _ . trie*. aa many aa 39,000 plants In one day. For ana good setter there men to nail the covers on the Aa tha Hanford Celery Delta crate*. In the earlier day* tit* . . Newsprint pricei have ioateJ Inust ha two or three women pull­ n ew and developed, other sections numbsr of cretss ptr a m to (abulout heights dui ng the ing plants from the teed bed*, rled. As a rule whan celery wak began to procure celery. Amend Anton, latl year. An Auociatec i’ret* two people to drop the plants wwked In tha field, from 200 to theni were Bradenton, o iM fl In the rows where tha rround dispatch reveals sale# as high as haa been properly ■paced and 1200 or the average o f 7M cratau Rsrasota and tha district sroutc t<a»* vaygvituvav, Laka Okeechobee, m Ini parts % 0^1)* $290 a ton. in tha to cillrd “fie* ■narked, and ona man to give per acre. houthem East Coait, and t o destroy Insects detrimental each newly aat plant a cup nf liUrket” (though there is nothing Heart In tha central part of 1 lorvery free about it, as l a r t i w watar. Now In the year 194? and to eelary It ar^s ytcceseary to <da.. For tha past Un yt^. •pray and duet ,wlth different or tha past eight or ten year*, tan ita) which it 219 percent calerr petting machines have cmnn l.Vja2—nf.-ln saetleldee TV Is wwe Iona -htfW r-thsn ills r reTrat—trmtrrtt In. and many farmers are doing Tlrat don* by hand, then don* by of Zallarood, Oklawaha and Island •way wltn hand aettlng. Many drawn 100 gallon sprays and dust­ Grovs. price and seven limes hightr thar away ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ M H ftM l er* covering four rows, and today Soma o f tha Sanford calary tbc pre-war price. No other com o f the machine* uaad In this .ter­ this Is done arlth tractor* cover­ ritory are mede In Holland, Mich, that we know oi h u gone -nd srilh tfro operators on a ma­ ing I t to 18 or more roars. Air­ farm* havs bean growing erooa, calary and - other vagaUblaa, for up to much, either in the U*i chine, . can Mt from 6Q.OOQ tn planes have also bren ueed th* patt 45 to 90 yaars, and 1 tr. or in the pest , seven yean 10,000 plants per day. Under larger fields for lb# patt 19 aresUct that If tha land it pr»Pnormal conditions calery is ready year*. *rlv taken car* of by cover »or .harvesting in three er four The fr ir i brought many crops, muck, ate. It can and will newspaper is pr month* from time of aettlng, changes. The Government took continue to grow celery and other we are proud to My you kp Mil Calery grown her* could aat n hand, rake and' regulation* v! gets hire for the next 60 year*. were * " charged ihe same for your week!) s* bleached with earth aa P Q P lali* l d down, making It com 1 am Indebted for the facta subscription to The Herald'as yoi done tn Ketamaxoo, as our dl- pulsorv that each stalk ba Indl •nd dlgurea In the foregoing nate waa far too warm and moist vldually washed before leaving to Mlaa Mall Whltner and were peying before the war. D» for ouch procedure, «o wide Cy­ Florida. For the 1949 and i»4 article Mr. Randall Chase, both descen­ you know anything eUe you can prus boards ware uwd for many Mason celery, after going through dant* of pioneer celery growers. The End ptiy el ihe M »e prices » » ia 1940? )»a r».. These boards ware held the waih houaa tuna front 190 \ ONLY 5 % INTEREST NO DOWN1 PAYMENT 1 . -^•2 \ , ; j.. Y n convenient FHA financing: in now available for the parchaM of Green's Fuel Goa appliance* - residential and commercial Inslallationa. The type of fa i equipment tinted under F llA Title 1 include* Central Heating plants, floor furnace*, water heater*, boilers, air conditioning units and ln-the-wall heater*. No down payment on appliance* an d Installation coat of appliance*; no — * No msttor where your homo or butinea* may bo located, GREEN'S FUEL h Yts tob— • : \ of drainage canila. Although household washing Maximum flow of fl.00 ctthlc feet, per second waa ordered for mashinc* have been used for the 8t' Lucie canal last'week and many years, they did not ...rome discharge of the Caloosohatchee lit e r a l us* until after W orld River flowing at the rat* of 3.900, " Br '• cubic feet per second In order toj Dl , . , --------alleviate flooded condition* caused ! *h H agner. German comby nearly si* week* of continuous POM'r, * » » ■ -political * iil* for t ,, ’ many years. In hranre.and Hwll. ' -I xerland, where he wrote some of hit gratst wqrka. France haa 1,900.000 motor ve­ hicles registered—let* than 4 per Two-flflha of Ceylon'a great cant' of th* total U.8. registra­ tea Crop Is shipped abroad, mostly % iw m i<ti tion. England haa 2,900,000 motor to London, and the remainder Is »VhVclVa'' disposed of domestically. ' • : ' 'I I BAN FO R D - Phona 1282 - i - Phone Fla. Slata ■ ■ ' ..'• . ; '• ■ ’ " " r*-» • — ' . . . . ' - sma-e.i-up., Ih »l pure III.. I ........ . fr" ' " ||, ,,,,,, |lllt,lw i|„. i ’.,unity s'lu'. C.'u.l ' ....... •• -* > ’ ! - 1 ',l' ......... .1 Maid i ■!.. mg parts, .i fin. lou — -i TH ERM -O-TAN E 4th Street A Pine :"7 - I ITI r M h llailt TELEPH O NE tiilin ri »p|iinc . tmcrlrs A ir T ravel ( ’nriU A rrrp tvil . .Y Il'N Il’ IP A I. .A IR P O R T 1.123 .FOR A ( 001 WALK IN THE SUN i FOR HOME CANNINO ZIN C * -: 4X_ r*v C A P S ! If” Y % totf U «t«l ^v«9 I# Uitd l#F f#*9iaH«Rt, 11*41 Ibva «id « pfal • 9MA| Kowiawt**!1 H#t# tgliobU tap* 91904 »U4(9««ImI Itnwt# |(inn!f«f l9tlor~» ■9 Ikty Ka*« *a* Ih* poll Ui« lk*«t •dfc (C*t|l#D l»alttl#*i* l« tnn M9I9 Iced batUff Iktf uni IA m •• tlV*M twll S U M M E . R W O R S T E D an l»- -lune |o juovonl n •"‘i* • ••)' STARTS Tl'KSDAY FOR DAYS! A. BIG N E W M - G - M M U S I C A L ! H A P P Y STARS I HAPPY ROMANCE I HAPPY SONGSI xitit/MsiiMi ' ^ mm mm ring! 7 tomonlic tongs ond Adults • 40c Phone 1316 tmiiiirtins uilh corri*i'i"-n and ho i« ing •.■• fid. tort P ro gram : GAS and APPI.IANCE COMPANY, INC. . D o n 't‘w.iNlr protiniis vnrtiliun timt* RClIitiR to anti from to u r “ wnnili'rlnniL" T’l.Y K l.O ltllhX A IR W A Y 'S and have YIORK T IM H for fun anti-rolaxaliott. it- (' that is gviith iiii'li-r ut-tinnrv u plilh«tamt>a will t.i*' uiib olt th-ilcsju-riiiion of f"L-lit if Ii o, -in does n»t ■p. .it. in .i|»i"on> it ig ii iu In'tlu Mb], . " T-t,",* im'I.-v for atictchlng f«-iu.*- will it - t-oone's -ktdl .f it thtS'^H la rrlr-' I"lju-tnii-ll!, and a ing in.ilium- will hui-inti- on«l ioai the futim-r If lu< fulK into In tli> homo, a bucket f aid­ ing W'ttfht will (»,-,*! o ff It- J.'n and rook tho fl. li if it - l-.iil 11 oil- • |oox<- and III" liquid odl • i • o< ono. a toy- tnnVon tin- • m will nd soiiK-ono tundding I - n with n broken log oi Idp f ii ' iq i il on in th dark, * !•-.> ..... . - b’lo Insect Ii "Ii that l-'-ik ! 0 ' ".in’ ; imwilri " ill pt.Duii tin utfaiujly, sn-f s faulty flm i i • m»i; a firr that destroy- tlu *6 " • nrnt sorlmi-lv injiin- I bow i|n< live In It . Tb" • ire only n fotv/tf llo- Lit aids. D"-rc aio tunny li.b t mil It Ih-Ii"-'|i-s evi-A fn tm '-i' do I" >ik fm them- lutintdq I" - ig­ nite th"!' and d ticvc ty i1' '-. ib-d »• > MW _ FLORIDR MRWVS « aa ge n u *a* .• lamb will Iwl >> Vuliu- ■•( Kwli lls c A flm iileiriv ml isml lirui-''I .will C'l.-il: III "inn u ,|| |„- |„.|,| .,1 nnnii ufl. i • bi.li *.m- who lb" :lii lh.it I.*.'.«? i.-p. t|„ i i h i I iil ' \* stI ii-sini"- Arii.-nin on Ihe froui l-ot. h . oul.I v_uit .i_ |„. mailo at Jt;iNi I* M.' while foi i i-|i.iir,' it ill tti-iil ii|f wilh.M bml.iii Imi* Thu Ii ich-*, Voar In ami >--ai imi. ;; *1, i.:.t.l wniking foil .i siiftH* ing from in. •! n! • llrnkrn gla nt ,i . u p u i will cut a follow* fi-nr in tin l-n ", i trarlor that will rin nut i: n f-no Mt will C I. It"1. I1 luills over' .' h-m m i| \T,11 m:i:u!(o him if he v> l C l atigitt in .( . Hollywood'! new henrt-throb ond ♦ ;/ V -t « '• ” I.. I" .,„ l f...«i ths- van........... . b.i I .hrtl. InU IL.A 1U-Wlun.sri ISnrr, SERVICE ► • * nil right for lull, bmgo- l» f " . li'ln g repaiii.l ."II ... I„n l us :i GAS and APPLIANCE • \ Will Move ANNOUNCING THERM-0 TANE - n . „ u „ MIIW I'honc 971 - 1249 N. Orange j -i *,‘*'-3 ,—' ! * • !» “ ! •• * tlinl m»V <-iuw anuilent- I' ' d>R A : OF If is to be on tin* uteri. Is’ CHI-'fnl, IlM'l -FAMILY in h i: m in ­ to 'trite nil Iblougli tile l m ' . __ § . prevent llp-m. ' Smite Flm -In /atuiL i m .. mum- • l*er of hi* f*'"dt will t.,-_ hut .i W . S . C . S . an accident ' -hi. -yie 0 ... . .. , Will Ik- hui I I , ,l r u n ic U n r r u u iy one the day After that, and. rigllj 1 on. Florida farm folk will V >nAll Itt** » ln li-< nf lIt.- .. ....... tinue tu suffer fimu accident-- that ftinii'lv nf I'bifsllnn S v * 1 • M could in* pli-vrqird. , sI * l-'itsi Mi-ilnalisl- trimss h will .Nome . rloli l:i ......... »l>". I.i ••••fin m I p . Htought- T hnn' fuull) linifcl'X-nn*-],;,.-~n ~ F , ~i.:t;Vnnino I '" " " Iris eight ym i nl.l . o mill \ „ f Mt I: l\ SANFORD and CENTRAL FLORIDA IWa*ly Shop at t o Park Ave. Hal. J*ly 19. Mo«. Mornlnx Jely 29 at M9 N. I'arii In Takach n id t The ghop wlll be fumlabed - ilk all **w modern equipment including water Hofleney. . ncloc Tbanks l a ’ my maay friends and patrons. I -HI be very nmaUo 'jiV c ^ P - Iiwtnlled Anywhere In NOTICE , ecohuini'e i-' finds love In the arms ol huodtome SYSTEMS ~ GAS - APPLIANCES 24 H our Service Since 1932 » SOME FI.OIIID V• t'At’.MItu -’i •V 7 # • member * f .cural Common hense fiom X < WAKE UP BUSINI By Advertiaing In | / TH REE Ihrrr. To the club room*, the *l*mp album,' Ihe.ches* lahtr. Ihe pholocriphir dark room, thr g.df link- or soma plsre. In our nf lhc*e nr kl* Newfeaiurctr Writers In mu*ir perhaps Jrr fimD Wondering— wHg meu *ecm to I an rmottmijl outlet that reCel more fun out of li f r lb iq lea-e. him from strain .ind M.tmrn? Or »li< women .dlenj make- him lorgrl hi* »mrie% seem" tu gel less salisfartinn out l for a shilr. More women need ’ nf their work than men? | mure out let < like thia.” A lot of |>co|ilc have hogged,i Presldj-iil JLstrr practice* hit . I"wn on those questions. Rut Dr. theory a* wcR n* presrhe* it,* Hany Miaire, pir*ldcnt of Skid-! After ii Imtd dp>' iu ih Hi* jelaxn"'i,- ( ollcgc. Saratoga Spring, |j„. |,u,t .w /H Clu-pin. Geel- . V. Y, diaa some hltrrrstmg- an*, hoven «m l It.AUn l|U wife, the ucift.'Sav'k aix.f«n|. .broWcd. Dr: ^0„cmt . * r " . U '»je HI. Miairc. whb tamrirt wt Dsttniotilb nihi , m „ ,J,r ,Hp,g. College nnil nml Jh' Jhe -University nf they have ? « » pm' rMinnesota ii.unraoM la-forc o e.o .r liccofnlng .wi m ong m o. .\lthou. '. tin ' -liege piesldvnt r n women s college 22 yca.s ago: - , hjnfc. , (lo * nm "Men nml wnrnrn go at 11heii prtvnti Hu , ■|| a men . Ihejiuslness of lisiriR in mmS lttl'^ isi not- ' it-rPs It: plrtrly diffrrenf n.iis .mil out of fhi'itt. 'he Iwlirve* they men riimr out lieltrr. In the nro ui". h is lti i ritireii* Ttinn first place men know they »rr men IniiIi a - .indent* and a* going to h*»e In rnrn their adult*. . * — . own Using, so they Ir* In "Rut w'l.mrn would he much rhimse a field of lltrlihmwt happier In their pri.stp in w huh they h»*r splitude liri»2 hr *.it*. "if. when they "Most women, on the other are ynunR, the, 'prrpsred for hand, are likelv to take what’* I'lUh. hdmr and a |ub they offered. IliuidtVd* o f th"U«iAul» liked .and Irl thr chips fall freer Iw-twecn the idea of millwhere they may. Reside this I think Ihry . should ChaOie fcground) in rradim nage nml a enreer. They rermrl THRU FillOW FlAYIRS Join Sinwii^ the job a* a temporary expedient, some hohhy. congratulnti'iy telrgiams on tier at a major llotlywirod nnd they don't get trail)' fm it trim studio she lias been . n years ns a result of with thp care that men do. So hunting acviderit whlcL-r^ftly paraty.-rd n will ail ft orn » berl many fail to gr^ the sati«fartimi chair. Shown wqti the nniraseoui actrt (l. to r.J; Ctlciin l-ird, or In mti*ir prrh.<p* he Hr. ChnrlcH L . I'frs in s Kveljrn Krye* and l-irry Parks. •riinrioiial .%'nutv!phmo) front tlielr umk that million* of I Iplnnti’lrisl men do. and if they fail to marry 4anfntd Vilanlfc Ilk. Rtdg. they arr doubly unhappy. • In* . . « A o i'I'M -Alii'nn /qifferir-, Ilnurs: 9-12 14 ,1'hone Mb "In the second |d irr »* ’work, and »'H»n as the d*y Is flnbhrd. Sal. !M2 lie Spuds Johnson N stiminl Farm Safety W . ia man has some place hr I'.yr* I'yaminnl- t.li.- r * Fitted ■ T" — — — — ■ —- eontlpg tip. July .'-’''-id. ami >t * is dying to-, go nnd he rots . Life Raft Crossing rii By Army I Success ■n.' oi_____ ___ Thia Nv*vtpap*r PAGE Do Men Get More Out, Of-Life Than Women? A ctivities ; l*9#d And fi - ' U offUlonlly a*d — aoiukwUy . mm . ;, - Country Club Has Weekend Parties •Mr. Mrs. George Mansfield of Tampa announced toda,’ Ihe birth of a son on July 17 in Tam­ pa. Mrs. Mansfield is th* former Peggy Stevens and both aro form­ at resident* o f Sanford. mortgage^Ipvolydd, only 55* Interest - 3 yra. to pay. Visit our sales office for complete details. GAg win nF.RALD. S A N F O R D . FI MIHMA RANFnnn • ............ ..ttt r.: t — Nt-m'a YORK -Like the unseen r. New Ymk flniDta will ih-’ lit this st«»f story, *** HVBsh**e *t thiR J particularly O r C n n / C l»ecauae Hollywood flutists were C / o U / I C i t O , able to fix things « hrie the New York floriata couldn’t. When an assui intent of potted MONDAY Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chel- plants was needed,, for backThe W. M. U. of the First Impletle are visiting their families giound tnullity in a nmvrnl acetio tot Church will meet at J:J0 in Delhi. In • lieing shot at The iTinatrts, faL" ” ‘n*1 tbc ,bur'f h annex. Mia. u . . , . . . . . . . . . . /. _ |moua New Yotk museum o f.n u M l Britt la in chatgi of iho Mrs. J. J. (.ut ami Mrs. t,eorgel „ , . , |h i)- v (d i| .i— .spent u .> Sunday a . . . * . , in i- DelmitJ n^i . . i wi. iravui a». program and ths aulijcct will U* Katie vis. ii illacval art, mr tin Sclxntck myvle. " I ’urtiait o f Jen­ “ Oilnexe." ■ . iting rvlativea and friends. nie,” a hjtrrinf aeairh of Manhat­ The 8u|fce 8u|j>caniA. Juniur. U.\* i.nd Jimior G /V ift iwill mo-C .il the same ■ Mia* MatgarH Reitx returned tan flower shop* was untile by the tirx* at the riiurchj yesterday from a tlirre A\pck* movie property men. Kxactly the The Prayer Hand of the Piv*byvaraliiai spent in St. Paul. Milium vorrrf D * foliage was needed IH ground for the piraenre o f Jen­ terian AVniiiai.'a.- Auxiliary will' Inlet at 3:;pl p M. The regular1 Mi»a tiladya Martin o f Howl­ nifer Jones. lluL no fphotogrnic” flow n* bolnaai end inapirational incut-! ing Urcen, Ky. at lived Friday nthi# of the Presbyterian Woman’s .vimam for a If! day visit with of the type wanted for that seAuxiliary will also meet at the Mr. and Mra. F. Hasky Wight. ■Itirnco waa found after a hlnnmllrdnxi So a long distance tele* same time. Mrs. George Touhy and ann ing seatch front Rtiaiklyn to the ; ’ TUHSDAY Jimmy plan to leave tomorrow for phone call huiiirilly was,made to The installing staff of Kcminola Aldrrson. W. A’a. to spend some Hollywood's flotal experts. The Bebekah X.Kl<r No. 4.1 will meet I correct blossoms were delivered time with relatives. * tt.the 1.9. O. Hall at 8.UO P. M. ‘J next day, potted on Ihe prem­ for a practice arsaion. Mr. and Mrs. John to Miller ises' and filmed. And thn New The Pilot Club will bold its and rhildren. •Jeanne tmnr ami Ymk flnrista' associations are fix ­ rtfular Imilnra* mreting in the Jackie, have returned from a two ing to do something atro'ut It/ ToBriAt Center at 8:00 P. M. Hoard wrrka vacation spent In Nurth since so many movies are being entering at 7:3i) P. M. shot hem, and morn to com-. Carolina. I hey do not‘want to Ire found wth FR ID AY „ All dav meeting uml pimic of Mr. and Mra. Clyde Trrwil'eanr. their plants down again! , tht W. 8. C. S. of the Fir<t MethSo far the Srlxnlrk company ■Ir. left today for Amsterdam. N. o<B»t Chuirh will be held at 10 liO TAK1NO advantage of the lun and Y. and Btoubenville. O. wher^ they has shot • se<|urtH-rs on Swan A. M. at the home of Mr*. It. W. aurf at Hamlltoo. nenmtda, are Mr. plan to visit relatives for ob-jut Lake in Central Park, where the Htrroni un the Country Club Road. #nd Mr*, \yilllam C. Ford, who am municipal pride took a prtvjou* four weeks. * spending UiHr honeymoon on the - C ------- -perplexing flop when our Imvl I f.mH Ule. Ford the grandson Mr. nnd Mrs Walter II. Meri­ rand o f Gotham'snow, even after IIf_ t S II *• the late Industrialist. Henry Ford. wether ami son. Walter, J r . spent an ext/amdinarily heavy storm, tha former Martha yesterday In Dayton* U cvbjak.itcL*nw-fourut to las » lull- Inna 4hnn his bride U the , - rt .-. •(JMernatlortal) the»- were the guests o f Ttr.- limfjai acceptalde for movin jfnTp'**cs: e-r Mrs. Clarenre Uatrlift. . * artificial flake* were used. And 'held on further to rmbarra** the prool Saturday night at Ihe Seminole Mr. and Mrs. Victor Dtindern of city daddies, therc.wasn't a light-' Country Club and the regular Sun­ llrnnxille. N. Y. are visiting in house in or near New Ymk which day supper was serv.il ft Am Sanford with their son. Danny would suffice for a sea :s<-riM, and ■ until 9:00 o'clock last evening. Dnndrro. who is confined to the Ihe vum'paiiy had to dash o ff to Char le« Potter, rlbh munager, anFrrnald Laughton Memorial II <*- lloMun llarlmt to find a sultald-r nouuced this morning that many j pltal. * seaside lieacou. -­ C fOtervatyjDi are lieing receive.) fo r ' , ,v Jennifer nml Joe Cotten an I L ‘ the buffW *upper for Wednesday j L * , big. tattleprivnd| . ,,f and requcslcl that mcntliers makel Summertime IHin . . ' Charles , . J. . . . Hlhcr . . the- lesser playets, Inrluiling Lil­ ' theft reservation* as soon a* poi-1 ,’,‘VI,UM’ , i„.autiful seereU w ***^ «•"•! to learn that h- I* lian Gish who plays a Mother .ik], I of the year when beautliui aeeres XPruprrlliing front an appendcc- Superioc-.iit « convent sequence, Among those -seen at the -rluh, ¥ * lid* with ^.iraw.wery eat ^ L r v m s X ' tnmr w .. 1(i,wrfnrnte,l 4C,rat- will emote for shots at the lovely mark*. |y R( which (|w Krrn, lughlon Mem- center o f huerdie fun set light ovef the weekend were Mr. and] - Kids Mr* Mr. «r.d.Mr«.| nnd Air*.] b|*crlb,r b' down the middle of this torr-d M f. W. G. Fleming. Mf: 'f. ^ ^ ^ ‘ ‘."w h e^ they W. P- Heard. Dr. and Mn. W. V. in lung, the TaArern-mi-the-Green In their' awlnt aullt. They nil Mrs. Ilainit Tolar ail I Pittinie. Mr. ami Mr*. James Central I’nrk, following whi-ti scene* will Is- made at the "color­ fully hectic Fulton +’mh- Market, thence to Times Si|uaic and. muylH.-, home to Hollywood. The city pride can't stand many iiioi e such municipal embaita«tB. Smith. Mr. and Mr*. Andrew jnea* la expected <>f adolescent girl* mrnts, nnd if the fammi* Fi-b Srraway. Mr. and Mr*. G. R. Me- and even if they resemble a Lieut. Comdr. and Mi*. IMwcrd Market, has to -It reproduced Call Mr ‘ atel' Mrs. Walter iliph. -mall army « f penguins,.so what? jj potter. Jr., ami daughter Robin elsewhere, or if Time* Square can Mr. and Mr*. Clyde Terwillegar. [ There U fto »re attending a dhort tlmJ- ln Snn. l>e copied to fnnriri advantage •illla-fore leaving for Sa.i Ft Mr. and Mr*., Potter. . From San Franclw-.i they ’v III on In go underground in our eliamAI*o * Shanghai. Chipa where Com Jrcr o f commeire-style l*>n*ring Derothy otter will Ih- sUstioncd with about the nttrnrlioii" " f till* big h#n*y anil United State* Navy. Mr*. Pijt gest rlty In -the world!. Fite. Jr., ... ter-ts tho former Joanne Aivrtrrtlw _ . yjamlnr Dr. llan#^Wuudiuff-.F..-t jR D. Scot®G. W. Austin and II. II.' Tern nger* who *liap in their, Mra. I >trr II. Tepaii* nml Mis. Ifosoni* la-caune they are selfHenley. h ' _________conscious in their swim suits tie William Royal of Orlando left I I » H_-fr --* i-Wir ■ w -•*s j _ T „ T h n T i i r i i i i Y e s ‘ fltellsh Wderi!. * Mwvte MSM*Mo<fsV for tfrsc"York r t iy acmm-*F J lO W IH I I l L g l H I C * ' ' | <\rjene Whelan told me that the parried hy thiee pupils uf Ihel |,1UDINGTON, MiTh.. July 21 had lu-m of tho "strap down Ehson SehiHil nf Daiiring in Or- (4b. The Army annnunmt Iho sue school Ilocalise she wa* a very anrio whore they will enter Ihe cost today nf il* fir*( ma** life buxom trrn agrr. thougtt nnw sho American Scluml nf llallat. They I raft crns*ing nf Lake Michigan, tips tho scale* at only lot pounds. w{|| gtay at the Henry Huilsini an lS-hmir. nb-milr voyage mmBy nETTYY CLARKE ail enough? Taa * At lone’* arivirr is: .H o t e l ami will I* joined hy Mr*. | ploteil di-qiiio high wind* and ' Have you hail you know it,. .youU) "H a ll girls, you ve plenty of' w. E. Klrrhhnff and children' rough sen* and the necessity of that Is. Before you hutning Ihe biggest rraft. b* going hark lo-school nr yuurjtlmr to nlim down, If you rat Grrtrhrn and Nixie. csrhluat'.y shod Id. Comd. Harry quasi of She­ jot- or your household duties, and; semrilriy you'll ** — boygan. Wit., U.8.N.R.. in rbarge c i tnin g Mtrraso a muddy complex- your |ren-aRr fat. Meantlnsr. wear of the patrol ctafl which aeroni* lo,. all ihnl is left of your once a good subslanllal nn*-plec* null panii'il the flotilla, said that the ahaautiful slimmer tan. When the laslrad of a midriff Job which 2l)-man experimental raft "coveled aaiumn leaves full you'll lm dash-|will only cmphsdie your In- the_____ wagon” was burned about 20 miles Inr around looking for bleaching■wrong* plsre hump*." . ensms snd lotion*. • Even If you ve seen a Hilly »T WEST PALM HEACH. July 21, *o ff Ludlqgton when It became a Now I* the lime to deride to a suit that might look like hea- 14’ )—Conner's Highway, which ex- 'navigational haxanl. lie .aid tho taper o ff your tan so that it can,ven on Lana Turner, try to curb trndx from 20-ntlle hcnil to Canal huge raft, equippeil with txvo out­ gtfll look pretty for the remainder your patural rnlhu»im>m and set- Point in the Everglades wa* cIomsI motors, wa$ -|o difficulty cf th* summer but won't take on tlr for a navy or Idack or at midnight last night locative nf ••veau-w t was making little heada spotty, streaked dullness in the one-piece wyol nr l*»tcx job which flood conditions, the State High- *,*>' ,"n,‘. w* 1' unmanage /.ti may p ro ve more slimming. wav P»lrol HdviMd today. * “ ‘If. ,n l *lr rou,rfl pr,l\rr» 1TnsUad _' . of. your suntan . oil, .. use __ L‘_' I... ..Ill I...I,. im n L»n * * T ih » |>uriM )nnrl and Excrckie will help you keep .Sirt. Flandart Thomp»ort uf the ann rquipmrnt I A sunt*# lotion with a creamy, your weight down. The Central Hutc Patrol.edvieed motorUU goi , t|,|njbase whWh will filter the burning Outlock. Columbus. Ohio, aug- ing north to use highway liO west to the patrol boat, the raft lOn-rsy* an.1 discourage a too- gests bowling for Iwauty. Rut cau- of Vrro Reach, avoiding Relic • » » with gasoline and jet . fire. It burned «perUruliiiy for dtep-dvtil tan. Rut it on In fre- lions this student paper, If you ev. . q-jant apjdlcations l»cfore you hit don't want broken bones, be sure Meanwhile, resident U. 8. Army ' h» n " 'ni" u,' ll , (h» sand, ami again t-efore and to wear a .pair of rubber soled Engineer A. Y. Rro.dfool at Clew- . Comdv. Qunal said thal more 5 c r each swim. shoes, berause of the wasrd floors; l.ton.announced that Lake Okeech- * » « " • ■ " »P#nt in a ternBut If you've derided that a don't wear slack• which will wrap obee's level waa now. about 17 » " 1,rln* , ‘ h« blg iraft i»lH.ard geldsn copper skin Is what you around >-our feel when you bowl. feet, and that the lake was rising ,br P“ trol l>oat hut .that It mulct — M*d to keep you happy, use the You will need to waah your at the rate of about one-quarter no' • ^ m p ll.b e j Iwcauxe of * pj| * Suntan oil which will hrlp yud hair more frequently In the sumH Uie roiiRri untrr. » ■ • • ' A n d P e rso n al turn a berry.brown without tho w ' r,. ,b* n , L ^ U n ”t ■ss of burning, blister- *>r three times^ a »eck shotUdn t. •O'’■peering. ' hurt, a hairdresser tells me. Girls tloni and oils' are hard to who wear bang*. »uggc»ta this handle on the. Iwach. but those coiffure artist, can wash them hand-grip bottle* arc easier to with soap and water every evetu • nlng and set them each time to ■ --------------------- give their hair a fresh laundered appearance evrry <I*jl •llere’a « goo<l plck nTe-up- facial cocktail liefnrr a sujnmer date; Squceie the Juice out of • cu­ cumber that has l<en well chilled in' your reflgrrator; Strain ItCut a piece o f absotlignt cotton large chough to make a mask; dip1It In fresh, rhllled cucumlwr Julc* and lay It over your fare. U *' down and re la x 'fo r about 20 minutes, j It will make you frel fresh. When you remove the mask, spong* your far* lightly with witch haul or . Mr. and Mr*. Alexander Smith your favorit* akin lotibn. a (anounred today tha birth o f a Cheers. ion, Michael Alexander, on July Vivian ,V*c 7 in the Fernald-I^ughlon Memo­ rial Hospital. ‘ 1 - , • TH E Highway Closed Due To Everglades Flood G r e e n ’s F u e l G a s I I us tX.ui i liui Airis Ii* Trln 21. 1917 TflPCr Off That Tan •' ^2 .J~. •■■1. 1 ^ '. ' b* and RADIO PROGRAMS ' Libel Suit Kprainst Is 1 wnyg to Improve it: Inrirnno the iiuantity of your work. nnd Increase the qtinlity of your work. A Hmitll increHne in either will produce mirprlftinjr renulltt. If you nave been (UlcouriiRed with your proRrcnn. tr/te CournRe front the fnrt thnt there in actually little (llfferenre botween the ttV'eritRe mnn atiil the auccoHflful limit: Then take aciion-whatever action ia. neceanary- to /nake up that amall difference! A 34 percent irduction in the — Raymond C. Johtwon in Y o u r Life. bonded indeblednei* oi the City of Sanfoid during the pail 14 ytara. despite the depteiiion year which comtituted the lint pat* ol thia period, ia a great credit to the people of Sanford. Ii th* federal government can do at well in' reducing ill indebted­ ness during the next 14 yean, all will do well. a wm« vsrwty of .ummi* only lie eatahllahnl where the far* OHO illtles they ifciul.l provide w*rr . y , Hitting either non-eilsl?nt. or inadrnuati*. Tuucklon Drag Co. This has meant therefore that fac­ Polio strike* with lill'e ilities have liern provided Avhere warning and playa no favorite*. they would give maiimum service Suddenly the dread warnln* to people who needed that .ervice. goes forth: stay away fj*»u To a iargg extent thia policy has publir place*, do not mlRlh* tended to build up.agricultural In in crowd*. Polio la claiminc dustrvln.naw areas more rapidly iclims. ' J than Itm lght otherwise have devel.Foe. this reason, any, aysapoped—an it has avoided- Interfer ence with the normal development* -laiw, however alight, ssiust hr regarded aa serious. One Ihlnx In those arras where the Industry has been determined. Tskrn was already operating satisfactor­ In' Its early atagea. Polio *<sn on Inn Club asking |50,00t) dam­ ily. be thwarted, the patient ms> ages for publication of the article. “ KJery manager In our system recover, may walk again, • . .Station W H IR | N ew spaper I iO S t Justice Chapman's opinion waa i Kvcry physician knows Ihiv entirely allent on pleas of the night world, as obtained hy It through Is on the alert to Isolate, iU» rluh attorney* for the court to In­ TA LI.AH A 88KR. July 21. </P>II mm4m, . newa gathering agenrlet. treat, to fight thia dread S t­ l II V «■ _______ — Operators of a night club cannot voke In Florida for the first time udy. . In arriving at the sense. In w:v* Twitigsit Ifnngs collect libel damages from the Mi­ the ancient Knglish common law which defamatory language is cm Consult your doctor If your Si I- ■uur r-U't* atm tllnt ami llrralil for publication' of a • J* M,.in Alyri child beromeg. listless, sniffly, doctrine which allowed damages ployed it I* necessary, and proper hi..ii *|h..I h I'sr.it, to consider th* circumataik'ea of statement that a man was shot in runs eveq a slight temperslure. for “ injurious falsehoods,” even , ; i i Air l,.u l.liWnlnc ita publication and the entire Ian-’ Iluy only Ihe best in prescribed ' their establishment, when arlually ii«u IIMillias' Nvas when the statement wka not dedrugs. he was shot Just outside, the Flor­ guage used. .Ilk ISMtKr J"iii-* * ida Supreme Court has ruled. famatorv. iiin i '.in.at kla. IIIIIMIlie* “ It is our conclusion that when This is the 107th of a serlc* Jill Km the >|,muiiiai. . . Editorial Advertisement* The decision, by Justire Roy The court said the Herald "has the article la considered In ita en-| of IlM Itall Hama ic responsibility of supplying tirety, It cannot be aald that !t la Chapman, affirmed a Dud-> Coun­ appearing in thia paper cark ,S.wa it<iunilu|i •Ither malicious or defamatory lt,.|u>nlully fouls ty Circuit Court order Ruiiaininiitu sustaining dally _ Ita . readers and aubtrrt Manday. fl.ee ItHsalMlI Hvuras Copyright the Herald's dfmurrer to a suit newt and information . or.-urrtngl but- almply.rafUcU-an incident of .i.s I _ U c u ! t r tutua---------- — brought by operators off the d 1ag-1 hour, not only locally but public Interest In Jhe environs t.f tlttfi ll#t tlltite Nttia from the remotest corners of the the City of Miami.” .Du N.||i (Iff Tmr^lmy J;!|? " f j , t,n ia l » fM lur« l'» P « * ll* ri I t dlnan- in-rt., injr( Wednesday nt»m ,.«n<l «rin M f t f c X r " . S S ! ' Bcotcct-CJiildren sfirjfr and costs reduced. . . a. The demonstration of Western ideals In Europe Will have h foil in thp struggle of Russia to im|»ose total!tarinn methods and the police state on the nations imme­ diate! v adjarent. One system or the other will prove to lie right. These three ndvnntnges will ntnke things'caste? Tor the lime lieing. Hut after the problems of occupation and reconsiruction are solved or have worked themselves out, nnd Russia has had time to recoup her fortunes, tho test will come. •• . . ('all the two Ideologies live’ side by side in the same world? Lincoln said that this nation could not exist half­ slave nnd half free, Can the world exist half under, a free-enterprise system mid half totalitarian? Oil the answer to this question the pence of the future depends. • The Miami Herald U delivciiny fiaprrt in Buenoe Aitei, 5.100 milet away, on ihe day of publication. Pan American Airway* Clippct aervice ii bring uied with planes having a ctuiing ipeed o( J0i, miles an hour. That ii going a long way and in a hutry.. Is expected to b« in attandsne. durinjr our conference thla'w»*t Commissioner Msyo is to bi ■ui. *n our kiiiln ni »M>ion». lonterence 2 Day •* ■ ^ ""rs -a s a BIBI.F. VF.KRE F‘ >K TODAY p ___ I t«ke ll& N D A Y , J U L Y 21. 1947- - iren-14c m\mm SfpbrtV’—wiM" PARAMOUNT NEWS • ■ Tailored by Daroff Turn off Ih* heat and foe* tha tun in raiplandant comfort. Dress up in a "Botany” Brand 500 Suit that's ax pteiily mod# (or summer. The Fabric Ii th© Soul of th© Suit vV .*• * �NfJI I - MONDAY, JULY 21, l W THE SANFORb HERALD, 8ANPORD, FLORIDA PAGE FOUR THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA )AY, JULY 21; 1917 2 and Drop 2 Contests Over To Re Honored Tomorrow Mdtgartt win fivrr Iht Kin! Ho * ; JtitlnkhV SKW July 21, (/l1) — Thi two run homer in th *'sixth inning holler was on today for Stymie highlighted a four-run rally und Arm ed and Assault to get togrth enabled Hi. Blown* to win the er and kettle all the horn* m gu second Katin- too, 7-6. I menta o f tlie year. • Pitching Hal Newhouier, Tig.-t* . W hat with Stymie and A»*au|i and Kwejl lllark w ell,. Ki-da. N .-w -, paaainK tho world iminey-wiiinint liouaer doled out three hita In v.in- \ rhampiimahlp Lack and forth ii ninjr hia llitli game for the Tiger*- (he curt every Saturday and thi with a 4-1 triumph over Ih. tun- Chicago shenanigan* Aim ed hai keeaj iilackwell nolrhed h i * . 16th- liten kicking up, ihera ju|t won’t alraiKht ‘and 17th of th,:. »ea,o,i 1m- any 11*47 tu rf champion uniesi with a aeven-hit 4-1 tHuinph f i r and until they tangle aomaWhert the Heda over thtf Giants. on the aame race track. • PIT T S B U R G H , July 21. t*11 — National Football League ••‘•b n a bivi popped out of a huddle with a n«w Play for college good will, bill it’ll take time to determine tohelhyr they “mouae • t ia p i.fl" thrmaelves oi the ilval All Am* ihe maneuver. |ca Konfeielire The National Iu-ayOera1 voted at a meelinr yealenlay t » pruhrtei the alKiilhK of plajrera sUITeji|f!|dd fur rolleye roinpelitlon n ft-r '.heir orlKtnal rlasne, hav* (jraifunleil, if I he' prinpeclii have reKlalci*"* ' or further edurallon. , Pieviuiialy, leayue learn* were pel milled lu klyn willlitrf ro llr«iant «bhot< d i m ' i h»d jrrmliiAtfti or who K id irc»ivc«i In ar. tlrialyd couieea withou' i * t haualinx Ihelr colDyiale tlU ib d ily. , ‘ The All-Ainrriea opera! •» nn ler llmilallona alinilar lo tin old N a ­ tional cullnrW illi Ih.- nwre nilinrelil ulaotl taken l.y tile 2h/e»i old National rlrrult, the AllAniriiea ip.w ha* a rleai field t« plaveis who*# rolleKe ra ie e n were Il,t, i iitpled with no lo »» of I .ljfl FRAWG YotrtlK Golfers Trim Old Men, 20 T o 19 * # Aluminum, Sled, W ood! >• llrl.al.it I,I la Util »* •* *• •* «* ** sx SANt 1*Hl> I'alalSs taMlltUp J* ** lliiild.-' I.nti. ,i.| ii|sr Sanford haselmtl star, will In- honor. I •<•. mot row i iy bi iiyjlhe fa u fo iJ fan* for hi* excellent play aK*in» tinI *e* and Ltd ll*t> In tho I lifsefstiy City Hstuiday^niKlii for his I to 0 victory i vet the Huiiirckim i n Ii. a. IP hmlng l.altle. |la> I i.f. a llrscll t* St Vn i n e s , '• Hr •win |# Daymaa •' I'alalka I Kahlulit 3 lial.siid I M. All*.1,1III Buddy Lake Night Set Tomorrow; Fans To Honor Team August 9 — rm* nitr—x—n*tniivtnr“ r University (.‘ity. Among those that mav hang in th# balami', inrlude a IU inning shut out vnt>i(y by one pitcher, IH consecutive in­ nings ot scoreless baseball III one contest, and the Use o f Just mw liltrhri by each team for s.«n u . . ,nin|,t Z D.u J rVi in beLsn.1 The fan. h .v . sl.o askr,. istuidsv evening, and the A.s.iJa*: » ' * " « « « , ent^of the (.*le.V le d . H su foUoistd by and a two ‘ as* blow l.y Silverman, ^coring Murray brtde. Sdv*» ,**»• scored •.« ■ ny M4Mamis' eingb to center Tyler Hied > It to rnd the I Tonight l e local* invaih Asalia H otl in. Palatka single tU< With the A s ami cih. Iiinsii rh'.eaao t'mlsdrlphi* I'llllMIHIi _ _ • j » _ _ ka— a i L D . Yr.ir,Sar S New Yolk I I fit. Uml* I I’hlbttlelliM* * 1 Hoaton I i tv is :»n i k Iftijrn lu U»r M unklpil r * i l>nlli'1(lpMa rteveleiKl I'tilesro Dssous**. St. (■•'ti.fi. • * i llllk , tb \.**llttl*. Thsobitl.t, Pklte. rf Fautirk. c P liiu n , Si Lattre*. >• . NICKS Ilin e Wislullrtl. • New llevernKc Disprn'.er W l make our ov^n Ice Cream , A ll flarorR Tasty — Delirious — Healthful Ice (old Herr All Times - 414 Sanford Arena* WHISKER ■ WINE ROM - NOTICE lion list gisilted Ihrin the prtvt I ‘ ° b"1'* l Aprne. lallo i Irdgr of holding a "Buddy U ke Night for the #ntli# Sanfuid l.sst.Night" si th* tlunirlpal Park. r o,.i...;w V*'7I7rnir — " ----- . »ocI*Uuii has i i l A u giisrrr.ii the ' Sanford I* slated to meet the 'l»V honoring the team llrlanlo Senators In a twn. bill A gicup of Fed fans harMpmand I.ake le'slaleif lu hall on* of I rhaeed the gam# and the . ntiff net the ronUsta. unlesa lie Is suffixing proceeds of the gale, as well as some III affect* from the long till; the collection given bv the farttj in Del .and. 1 will be given to the playiii. The Mnnv i.-coids may In- m slake i t.Vi. ivnien will piny the IM.Snil as the result of the fraens in tb*- It. .1 Hals here on August U. Sanford lA»Kioii Nine To Knter Tournament In Orlando Tomorrow 1 L A R G E LOT. K West First Street. Ho* 1437, Sanfonl of surplus”' ‘ A uny K x cU n ge Hervlc# propertj McDill Field, Tampa^la. L O C K K W IN S A G A IN T O R O N T O , July 21. l/Pi-- Bobby laa-ke of South Africa Satuidav Court Records t l a . i l l ,1 IS ,11 •• It t W entered hy winning the Canadianl Open Chcmplonship at Scarboro Country Club with a icctird lurakinK 268, two atrokes ahead of KiT , Oliver o f Wllmlpgtoti. Dei. The ’l $2,isyx top money jiicreasia.1 his -.earnixiK* since Iraviu* South Africa '.last May to 118,730. * vrXti’I flA V * ( vny in! ;rl , .... , , ’ Irlamlo , * t'th* J^eut ll* Hra l U A lu l' Oavtdson of hansna CUV, OK OH Mo., who lu-at tiny Doris Pupplu • o f De* Molnea 6-4*. f-fl. 0-4. I ■I onlv' R»ln forced cancellation here of .mpeif. the m en. double* competition, but rourvi tourney officials said all four conof the ti'Btant. planned a play-off for the Winter Purk-t’ocoa tilt in « con- championship at SeabHght,’ N. J. lest tomurrow. . . Thi-V left today for Seal,right to Each team must lie defeat.il compete in a tournament thi re Iwire l.efoxe being eliminated fmiu and could not stay an extri day the contest, it was stated. I tu decld# the doubles title. ----... ...---- :-----In the finals. Greeqla-ig and According to legend, the Aiabl- Fred Kovelewsky, another William Sit Nights' 1001 Tales'was will- and Mary star, meet Larrnd and ten tn Jhva, where a mighty aul- his cullcge teammate, ll.-rnaid t iir Rv*dr------------ : ^ Bsrtien. WANT FAST HELP from GETTING UP NIGHTS? • Han’s food « * « • S 20 •etc*. R E STA U R A N T, STORE BAR BER SHOP A N D O F F IC E E Q U IP M E N T SCHEDULE (each W e R E P A IR ! 410 Sanford Avrfnut E X P E R T pain tin g— eontracl uf hourly basis. S. G. Grogan. Free estimates. Phone 783-J. OUTSIDE W HITE P A IN T T fS P i ‘ per gallon. 8herwrin-Wi|liains, Patterson 4 Sargent. Hill lloidware Co. 301 E. First St. Phono day) Federal agencies: 7-8 ajn you Mhs #bo W O RK W ANTED I.OOR S A N D IN G backarh*. loo. tiwrausa ol minor I uikI kmuI kldnoy dl»ord.i». ROOFINti J ^ J ly l. « ..8 w il« r . .u l,^ T b .miditiM ,, ^ Kilmer's SwampRooi. made at js batbK roots, vqriibln. and batum l — Uvily nalure’s esn fmf . to Ioitaotly you Isks It, It sl»it» lo work fluvbtei out kidooys . . . tho flow of urine, htlpinc to rolUv# *«#•• •ddlly , , . a littlslod bltddkf got* s good flushing nut, loo. Caution: Toko si directed. You’ll soy It’s marvelous. For free trial supply, wrtle Dept. D. Kilmer Is Co, Inc, Dot I1JS, Bumlord. C#«a. Qr - eet_ fulL-siltd-batlU-<d. gwamp-Kool ioder el you( drugituse 12:30-1:30*p in?' GENERAL • I'UBLlCt 2-3 p.m. Veterans need nd priority csrtlficstr hat must present copy of-discharge and b# prtptrad to make payment by chashlsrs or certified check or cash.Addreui queries to Exchsngs Officer at each installation. JONVAl'KSCKNT HUMK — Will o ryn : July ISlh at CMuilimta, I P i t r IK luih * S. E._of Sanfonl — 18 uttiles N. K. of Orlando. U r g e l creen and open noieh.-s lo lit^ilid enjoy the,cool hreeS-s o ff nLake Catherine. U ig c groundi and walks safe ftom : .autOwiruffic, Unx» F u r H|H’f ifii’« l inn * m il nil M r. 'E ltr A ri’hittfrt, in lln : Sntlfnnl At|nniK IniililiiiL*. Saiifnnl. Flnfitla. llluo Hint Tavern. hination. Th* tat St. PhOTO wANTED TO RENT DR SA LF^-Llm erock for drlvO-' wraVa and roadway#— I’hnn# TUXEDO ATTR AC TIVE « .mom [and two large lot*, with plrnty of fruit- Spnnbh derigo- lit IC E >1.25 112 Wx l-'irHl SI reel You lint csa’11»**P ,m»t| try oil tk* IKxh So Wixh * simple twin o( the wii,b-fe<iuDle your venetita t)|luds to contiol veDtilstioaJ M A T H E R 'S YALE T IR E S Deluxe T and Deluxe l'asKeiiRer Car and Truck All Si/.eH . T U B E S----------PLACE Regular and Heavy Duty agency for Se-n.ro.e lint gain Pi n e. Write iu Herald. CONCKETE SEWER I’ G’ i: SEPTIC TANKS. Glenn' Tuipr. ItliH'ka. Aluminum Window.! and Screens. While ceinem.. t'ulnl. . i ^ n i U M u r l i . , . Uviedu 213:I'J * r - PeMna-Hle. Hurrlcaiie nrnc •*. Ghuluota Mirarle Concrete Company, 3UU FOR R E N T Floor sender. Easy Klin Ave, Phone 1335. opeintion. ReaMinaldc rate.i, Sanfoid Paint & (flaks Co. n q ne Itcconlcr radio' orunado 11. n<Kv'fUt(dr. Y*i sonablc. M m Kiwi ALLc Crawford Rond. Ooroonja L IG H T REGULAR Btuineaa Opportunities rooms. Real Southern ,-o.iking. Brlckrconstruciion. Can aeconiodat# S5 only. Phone nr vviite for ___ P at M dnec Oviefl.l ^*:tA2 ' resorvati.in K IN G f -t - i 2* M o n t h s - finishing, I.OtiKNCK 6 hurncr eieik stove, 12 S P E C I A L SF MV IC E S x-xcfttrnt condition. Ju*t u-fin* ished, rcasonahly priced, lexaeo Tliuruughhred llerkshiie llrrcrling Service Station, 1120 Sanfonl Hoar for seivice. Phone Mil-J, Isb'iv and A sM B E R unit enables us to work sh rtr there is no electrie m nne llo i available. 21 yea I a c spcrictH*. irTW TGleason. I.ake Mary, Fla 10 Local, governmental . agencies; or A ll Work Guaranteed limning & waxing. Out power |,«,» i„ (at up si ni|t.i lo pa.t u.t.r, tar. Tbiaaaanaralioaa aao. a l*q>ou» d»«>o« A 1-. P T . H A R V E S T Three Day Service The Watch Maker 9 Ksjht o f ices, newly ilccor* 3 cents per pound. Tin- llernhl. .•all utilities, heat and .'anl* lervice furnished. Coll 8(W- « FT. use. fri*W a re also 20 f H. & A. Dept. Store.______ clwlric' tefr.Ke.ator. • a DR SALT; or rent— 10 urre r •cry fgrin with or wilhou. f equlptn. ot — Mi-era llwmti* fully -. irrigated. Sam Dight II. I... w. h. Jsiu*. it T., It.s ilo * XI. Falrltei *l«tr " i l l JTilin,ui<, Jntinii, » l u * ' Hibei 1 *. xinuiii n.iisinr. . ||^in|ilnii, him .In* Ullir stay *t*l E X P E R IE N C E D celery, grower m trained farm manager for farm Good position In Zt'lltoood area for riltht party. A. Duda Jr Sons, ilvnido. Phone ‘2464. ‘ - 9 Ilghway 'rontnife op south of city limits. VVAIIHAbTt lir.r.ns HELP WANTED 2 ---------------------------------FOR K A L E It spare in.Melsch'Huildimr. ImiKe quantity of old n.wMiipri REAL ETfATE FOR SALE W.MS, II..I...1 <• .1.1 II**,* •'* r. II VVv,1* 111 Kuril i;i....n *lu* Annin. I*,. NI C K ’S PACKAGE STORE W A T C H R E P A IR S 8 s e n s and R E C O N S T R U C T E D 30 Kal|.<n wat It. it. Pip* er heatrr. Call 308. | CELERY raptunul MU A n ia a fa M R E N T -M e a t rurinK »nd s'liok In*. A ll kinds of Fr-uen F o e Proce- dm: and Stora*<« Vi*i * a u r Locker Plant. Central Flux S n g f u i d i Frees* and StoraRe N H W and sli*htly use Co. 401 \V. 13th ,81., Sanfonl, ura|ih records 16 rcoLs .VtavkAilia A ir . LOW ORDER 1*1(14 K, NOW t ( l IC K AT OFR NEW D L I.IV E U Y SEMINOLE SEMINOLE T IR E SH01 "T o p *" in ipiitlil) VUFH P IIO N T Everybody’s Hardware Store 112 San Tor (I A v g . Phttnr, I2 IK CO M PLETE. E X PE R T T ltc v OZARK IK K UOW MOO-MILIATIN ... l i l t Y OONli I,ink h e l l e r , lo n g e r IC55N flFTGGN PCCT OFF TM __ onou N D - MAUDICAPPCO T~r AAE W ITH )f S - H0S3 - f ( w I W M ATTA . OUNOCRS/ ) ?! OfilVG/ C AR R IE D TO TM' W A IL / M PTY trailer van r^tum lng I N sw York, Points east. Return load minced ratrs. U N l T l I*. 213 \V. ».0th St. N ew York, N . Y. i •!_I- n tint F K E D 5 — complete llr.o. Hunt’s Tuxads Feed Slur#. OR 6 ROOM Ptiartment by per manrnt ii*NitJenti. CaR V U R l IT 'S Y O U R M O V E Here A r e M o n e y Save . 10 DAY D E L IV E R Y F R E E E S T IM A T E S I’hone 808 .a . m Tenrti« Title s* HICK'S OWN ICE CREAM V E N E T IA N BLINDS ■'» ’ • J f Aoauii n* FOR T H E BEST ICE CREAM C A N V A S PO R C H C U R T A IN S M*A a S t^ ir W i n n TT :i S Tlir. ClllCL’ tT COl'ItT. NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND Nutlet U htr*by irlv»n Vhat I Furnilurt RtllaUhln* al in Germany tnwatil the »riKARr^1 In biulnf «* At Hanford io n m k u in o i .k c o u n t y , Cabin*! Work FI<> i M r . und*r th* f l«*t it !•»««• ih m » k i . o iiid a . , [ the 1T>th century. «»f Ki^kiRl't lUdirt Shop, ITU W i n in c iia n o f . iit . s o . « m Expwl Workmanihip uih and th*i | ittlvnd t<» ii|CK 'l l " K NORTON, T H E SA N FO R D C A B IN E T i^slMrr **i«l nRim* mir«tt«tt{ I'J tti» 1'Ulnlltl. *. . fWttU »if I hr "Virt»lli»||« Nrttnr • tfllO P . Strip*'* li*hA|«lrr l A 'j l U « » *»f f.V ltl/n NORTON. . ' 124 Palm ,llo Avenue n-llh Ihi clrrlt#i«f ihi* l4 *lrIvUiiiUni. •■•ill « ’i»ur| «»f iWrplhNr Foumj. n i v o i ic c n*rMa# • mi III:II III' I'l IIMI ATIUV Till CARL H. NilRTON. • • K itM il IHtnn ' i i * N Idmettunh riit.-t. Jlinr li IM I I.r\ina<"|i K 'a ln rh r. »u troubled by d litre,, of Vou <*'•• hvfvby bk IICIk I to *l’l>«af. i functional periodic rtt«nirf>in *•», b> Attorney l *n tbUuea Ulta make you tnllrf P lA l'K It S H U V U K The people who diacovered New ci,m il Court itt (tvlnlni.l* Countr, tain, feel ao Bcrroai turd— For Heaeryallonm or Immedlats Kl<>rbta. on or. toforp tlir ISlh *k*. I Umear Then ao ley Lydia C. tenland came from Kailra. near .( Auk. I ll* , to >ftiarr a IMI •■(. to S A N F O H D — Deliver Un s VrartabU Compound lo fahiti. Complaint IIL.I »y.ln*r *>,iti Itriv.n. i such yyinpionii I-inkham'a . M ONK 2.1357 •.un» i-rln* i f .ull for* Jiaud aooihlna eflert OIV one .n r n n p ,a >l»erer pro i'iutlr«pt 2300 Eaat Ifohinaon A t*., Orlandii M kllni.il iriiporleat oryaaef ntn l » mtrrrjl .ta.iipo »itu tfor N l f T M for the »N (alldtv to apprar, plra Or * h * * .r Tanman, a Duthmatt. .1, ir.|uWr.l t>v tat* hat,In. ' i t is OlvDKHKD Oiai i m « notice .. (.i.l U.ti. .1 Par* » o r.k (Ilf*Tout t il ronwrutlt, a rth i In tho SanC A N V A S A W N IN G S W heeler o f Sartfbr'cT lh|* summer, hut it a more likely to l«. in November, in the Pimlico Special In Maryland. ' Dp to laat Saturday, Actaull The youny ifolfvrs Were victors; looked like the Klsniour boy y.ith er the old n’olfers by a score o f ; mu arKumeut, w hal with reven i to i t yesterday at the Setelnolr j sltaiKht wins, five of them over juntrv Cluh Clyde Te; wllli ttsr. Stymie, and the world muney-win. ih pro, announced today. T w en ty -' ninK title to ImmiI. Then Stymie jr trolfet* participat<-d, fiu'm inf whippld him over the weekend in I team*. The wlnnlni: team w u, the first ruiinliur of th e Kiniilre r| l.y Hilly Flemlnir. t’lliv cf nity CitT Idler national fiold Cu|i nl Ht-II (i.-oiyin student, an-l Arthur mont and’ won the cash .-(own 'illiam * who scored seven.points buck nkbim with total earnine* of it o f *0. M7S.5IO. , tlolfi-rs who pnrtlripati-d in the Meantime, Arm ed stayed out in ■ent .Included: W arren Phelps, 1 hlk own bsckyaid and ambti.l In rthur IIrmm. Al l.yoim. Hetman with the ArhiiKton llandienp tu i hula. Kirhaid Deas, fljll H .m -j move up past W hirlawpy into Die in. II. t ‘. Iletiel, Jsin -i HidKe.l no. 9,spot ainmiK the Woild's bankrthur Williams, Hilly Fleulln|f,l roll hoys. . . biliiy. Conceivably, thsl rould |fl*e the All-Am riica .a buly# in the hip lily loinpetitivr hunt for talent, at the erptine of WOUmUtlK *onie colleKet1 feelliiK*. . lUlliesvUt* NOTICR I first watrhr* wide manu­ A S OZARK COM-^L NECTg...YdTM THE Dattar’ca A llaltary Charging. II. II. POPE CO. INC. 0A*G6 LOhOCO AND ^ THE CksiS 1MRCC RUM* F R E E E S T IM A T E S , on till work, YA-DE moth proofing lasts l vvhecia hnlnnccd, front end align­ veal a. Have your woolens moth ed, Pins, lliishings. Oil I'd p ie. luooful now. Downtown Clean. Shock Alisortiera, Spark Plugs. era & Ijinndrv. 113 Palmetto Ave. Phono 014. Brake Drums turned, llaltrrici rechaxgcd. Mechanic on d'.ity 8:30 A. M. to 0 P. M. Firestone, Piano Tuning and Rspalrlng.'L. L 111 K. 1st St. Phone 12. Kill. Res. 611-W. N E W 10 ft. M eCt«y meat ras*' and sealra for %a|e. I’h-imSanford. Flh. SIGNS Show cards and posters O— DlfK’H SIGR S n tV lC B O. I). landless. Phorw 1021 RADIATORS cleaned and repair 11 r.-nily recd. Cohen Radiator 8hop, 10* dtcortt. l and in go«s! foood Sanfonl Ave. Ph. 366-W. condition Owner leaving city and will sell completely fuyni >hI'alrn*. Poultry Supplirs. .ValD, Painting, plastering sr ed. * . PuVtna Fciil*. Gti^rrte* and ■-ai pentar work. 102n 4EWLY ^dnstrtictcd 6 r«Miir\ home, Meats. Tmirhtnn A Walton, 1201 elos# |n on nirncr—3 lot* pa»tly Celery. Ph«n6 1109. LAND CLEANING AND planted in young cltnia—need* DRAINAGE. 2 NEW CATKRsoma finishing inside whirh pur- SEEDBED COVERS—200 Ih bur­ 1'II.LA It DKIHKL tlULLDDXidjaser could complrta at Ids lap hag», .tillable for neeilbod KKH W ITH I 'A L M B T T I M m convenience. I'.ntgY. J5*l cqver*. Ccntial City Sing Cd. RAKES TWO 1/4 YD. a g t .'Workshop, am! stars room Phone 4178. P. O. Dox 2462, Or­ DRAGLINES. EQ U IPM ENT on edncretc floor*. Owner had lando. FIs. ■ . NOW IN TH IS VIC IN ITY built Tfor his own hone, .now NIM NICIIT CONHTRUCT1ON ’H Y D ELAY? Have a new kltchCO, ORLANDO, FLA. PHONE cn cabinet designed and luatiin 2*2981. built now l.y C J. Gantt Wood ■hop. Phone 77t»-W.___________ BEHIND IN TMG NINTH... Hunt'* Tukrdo Feed Store • Campbell's Feed Store • Henry Russell's Seed Slorr Hlsnley-Rogeru lldwe. and other good alnre* Hy Walt Disney MICKKY .MOllSh U5*gN,Pao*f . .IA4 PAn N J v o o t o SCAITS PEOPLE OUT o r TeiV NfVGoaoaMOOP ...SO I CAN BUV TUEIR MOUSES CMEAp! J* w a tmcxxjut vou ^M AYBE \ ( AtE...NOT VOOUH NOT TOUOWT OONO AAV aesT. TCXJGM BNOUflM rO R T w H J O B ... MI<3WT 0 C LilFiRSOM' so... ] ( \SJV._ JM TUB T0U3MEST, J- tw J - - C 1 SW2U-N3. TMES5 ' ed St0c>" *oi -t.-.-l Vsnltani. AIi i *Iioii V .lbs lluib Alatir To Kli*t f M . i t l sac. A lm*n A*an. Jolt**. J, K- iVVl4ow»rt To M.t nisi* lunk. Il.ai.lou lis t.* tn.* l.v* l o Lai rl* II llsin.* VVtlir. Ileitiy C m lloil«it*» 1. Hantonl d m a ti * I’.titu I’o iii . I II v l l l . I m in i I, *l**:a Tlir vluii, Ho* To FloiMa M *n II* nk. Hill. Iionalil VV To Sunlord AtI*till. N*l. Hank ■ • , *--rm * l.-t ( ° , I1.**rn III Ilk b— k iu UhTm I oui trr h ill in Ms. I'alsik* I'l" if * mo.— * HanlPid • n»u SOS » >8r,<o». I’sullca, I im o u *** Tri,#. l* * l |, r I I , - l l Hull* lisllrd Ini vYsalht'*, I’ uill'k. Ilantoa. l..viiits. v tv m v in : ill 4t*nu* Tw..-bs*e kite- -Drums VVr*lb*<*, Hllvrtman I. floltS I sir* McManus. T »l*. lb.«- avriarviTiiiN nr miirit, v i.n it* p u n T km bn 14 In I’sullck to I 'm l’*4*i*l a*v. A l.o .n A**n Puck. Trtrr lo M urray'In Halin- <>( Orlando To E * s , i * ll Xlacj li lj , Murray In MrManu* lo Hal- Uinoma) *luk Kll.rl <1. 1*11*11 v l.rTi o n . bsw* I’alaika a. Florid* Hlalr II* ..W To ‘It. O ranlni.l t ll**r. ns l.alUi Dl(. Th*. Vast,am *tui lluili Vlaiir. >'boM J. I') *lll**rn I. IIiI m Otf Klnri.la Hlalr . Until To It. !> llitt t In 1 inning for » run. Mt itnann, Jr. llltMn * In s fur I Wild plick. Ilnmr Hrnrvnbnl AM • flocltir |i|***n Winning iillfh.ri Tkenkeld Tn II. t. Halt rim VI..sir II. 1 >*i( pinbtt IUm . ii. Ilmp'r—i CooTifylor. Huirn* ll *IU< Xlsil* To P*r end hartley. Timei 1,11. i'll** II lirlnnsn n *s Kdaa. fcOULD CLEOPATRA DRINK A PEARI. WITHOUT STOMACH ULCER PAINS? M ETAL W AGONS t •»(.-.* >. SCOOTERS . 2 & 3 Wheel $2.75 —$4.95 *'. i. and othtr mndillon* rautod by *ic*s* •*td ehnsi-*' l-v • box ot Udga Tabkts from your drUgglti. First d»M mu# covlact r»t • riturn b is to u* and g*t Everywhere the opening of . 1 N. French A ve. BICYCLES Phoi FREE DELIVERY pietfl Una of Seafood and Poultry W ANTED — Metal turning Ipthe, Telephone 5. I'LL BUY your ear reganll*** of agr or condition, Roy Reel, 306 WA 2nd 8L Highest cash price paid for used furniture. Ted Davi* Furniture * Co. 311 K. I at. Ph. 068. ■ Two car garage. . On it 116 ji 140 In Mavfair. and 40 acre* land tor 1917. or later model Ford or Chexiolet In gootl condition or will tell both. J. O. MiVhelt, Rt- 2, Box _St. Phone. 1344;___ ___________ ei-T-4 FOB BALE % Harrell's Seafood & Poultry wanted 168, Sanford. )T8. 2nd and 3rd loti N. ^ter of Geneva A ft,, on 7 Pals, Livestock, Supplies Bide of Jlellohvllhr Are-! nf 6 loU, Just o ft Mellonn Bay Street NpkJRaric l l N ^ I L R. I-aying hen* and 1 rooster. 11.60 each. 120? W . Slid Short's Camp. lwo*e Co. R0LUFAST ANNOUNCING AKTICLES go atory, thiee hedroom W ILL TRADE 1939 model A Ford tmfurnlahcd or furnwihed. IM fU tlllS YOHH MONKY BACK T-’ b fr'-n T»r»a Co. and Drug fllCH* ESTATE I8URANCK MORTGAGE LOANS )NI> M. MALI, Realldf giaterctf Broker and Intdrance Agen Florida B u te Ik - - H I.6 0 ----- $13-85 •' An . in-rleu ,ig tlbry at nropsira J* Ik* in* wh.r* an admlr.r praltrd tk* L*»u y o( |sm uf k«r p«arl*. Whir* upon *hr dropped iiar Into a e***i nf win*-and drank ll. Hks Would hardly hav* don* Ikt* had *h» luix.tr.l aller.eallng pains. Thor* who *i* d.Mrtwed * Ilk ilomsrk uln r pain*, indlertllon. aaa pain*. 6 Jual rrcelvrd a large Htlectlon uf TRICYCLE8. All priced to nell. RIDING ' HOR8E—gentle. II. M. Gleason. Idtke Mary, Fla. Phono SMALL—MEDIUM—LAKGE *4 3 -5 $ — $ 4 4 .5 0 ROBSON SPORTING GOODS 306 E. FIRST 8T. PHONE 098 A 10 By Fran Strike* M E LONE RANGER Ce***1* G. We ls h WELSH 1IRE SHOP YOOD LEARN 1WE TRUTH 500HER OR LATER,ANYWAY, 0 O - - . C ^ E ^ I'M J I DON'T -'M . BELIEVE 0 "1 liE COMPLETION OF BIG MOUTH TUNNEL MEAN$'EVERYTHING.TO SUU SHERMAN. WHY WOl'LO YOU HIRE M£N I s\ Nor CkUCK 6G€RMAN? TO MAKE TROUBLE 7/^ p- ---- fC, r----- . ^ ^ T C ^ E C A U S E - - EXPERT RADIO RXPAlRlNt Fred Myere. I l l K. 2nd 84. ATTENTION MOTHERS — DIAPER SERVICE— llaiiy Valvet furnlahee hoepltal •clran.aterile (fiapera and daodoriaed container. Economical and aafe. Fully mddlcally approved Call Daytona 2467-W collect for details. 06 diaper*,, $2 a wee :. -F1R8T IN 8 AN FORD” IV o led Your Health By Sleeping lletUr. INNERSPRING MATTRESSES BOX SPRINGS HOLLYWOOD BEDS TRACTOR -MOWING — W i mow vacant loU, roads idea or large acreages. Phoaw 41 ar 16t-J. YOST FLORISTS TWO JERSEY milk cow*—ono three works frralt. other fresh A » . hm off W i r y •after Sept. 1st 2640 Sanfonl day A M. Margaret Ann Itora. Ave, Phone 136. _______ Over arm sty'#. Containing red Nut, 48" Emerson iplUulc billfold and other valuables. Re­ rge homo or » lure.. O'*A FOR S ALE good saddle horse or ward offered for Information. Randall E lacirid.^l (j ' trade for kid pony. A.-C. Beiuon, Mrs. Carl Mona, Phone 4A2-W. S, Sanfonl Are. HEW MACHINE HMOP w A Uped Mathlaaa-*'” ' Good mule for sale rhea T. B.I REWARD for return of Mack A Ing A repairing all makea. Ktnard. P. 0. Bo* 2© Ijtkei white cat pkkeO up near Bill's * v o w T in s MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING AND TYPING CREDIT IIUKBAU OF HANFORD >16 N. Park Phone 180 FLOWERS ev all vovonrs Kv. Paul UQbinsoF blTVA KETT t o v * HONTPurms oitg'OJ TOO HAOO.TCl KEEP QUCT. 4,MMe ^ f ( , “ ^ C rroa W a a m “ MBV.VOUTWO . V tvum Goaa xa s * tmatu ) thaf IV.5lMM.VA. .*/- PlAY*a ^ PAY” QC '-V coM o- ladivldaal Order By ECHOLS Mattreea Reaavallag A Rehalldiag A Specially Call Ua Today - Sleep Better Tonight PrSAENCK Go5j68' ECHOLS BEDDING COMPANY ftaaferd' Orlande Celery A Sanford- Pkoae 1232 • Hanford. Fla. Frnncb—Phooc 1190 k �t FT ) MONDAY, JULY 21, 194' PAGE PAGE BIX General Bradley ! Indonesia Attacked To Visit Europe tu hinder the restoration of la ~ /» i i f t and establishment a t security ft Truman’s Message rM lIu H l rren r . « « O** By AKTi Het The fae' Jfedf copp two game to contlno . Friday orchard I the Del-n Manaxvt hurier* in 14 hit bar g y To mat rd eu the while Jut Yksri Aloe cJ for th Saturde contest of in the FI played in second til The Re in (he o game eve b'(t Hudd (ho Banft In a mag ttctorv * take Jami the right : |n DrLsn i Vake P gsvrn inn grid rctm cap. All ifatdngt u Saturday V Ano’ hv two cents standing Umpire Bor II sari feathers cellrnt at OcLsml * wrre not pule cf a it except eonjest League, utduue fc Yester* tripped t that war rawing a glued to man was igAlng. v-Sanfc-r. ninth s|ru?Hsckti mw.irigl folloWcd and »■ * i ,i * « Burn, tu ViPinu) Th«>b<'t‘t Will*, r Vauli«B, l a-*-' Lew? rs. itOJsnui •tyUt. »l bsii.riU l Mriftnsl* Mwrer. Idldc. cl Silver i»*> f9Mt. « lmsen, * st.sk. Tv»*t; „ •—*il*»u. tl—SleUI retstk. nsntmil e |Bet»'v L j m i . s. vv.sth.r Slvwins klte--«o fug*a ta­ ils am Vurk, * jnidi k iWrtsri.x fsnford yitHil* I IfKt ‘ Last* t* Mr ri>< Co u l d fEARI. ULCER a * . in* J* -lb# « lbs lia whSrv u a ■*«** Would i is ltc n w ta s r from the forecast of a corn harvest 20 percent btiow last year’ s. But in the event res! shortages should develop, the rvport recommended ■ 1: 1. Full publicity as to the true farm outlook, perhaps including _a campaign ___ _ . _for “ strict economy” In the use of some foods. r .___ _ 2. Quick planning for conservatton, through l...— R-. export — r — controls . and possibly by renewing Ihe government’s recently l a p s e d pow^r to control the amount of grain used by distillers and other processors. V , Mr. Truman renewed plea of ten days ago that coal, steel a n d o t h e r industries, forego immediate price increases until they test the real snvtx of the wage boost won by Lewis* miners "Stability in steel prices would be a wise economic pulley for this industry as well as for the country," the President declared, wherrai Inerekse* based on guesses and an "exaggerated NIW YORK socialite Mrs. Thomas intern, Watlnn” coul d .“ slart (Julia Donahue) Higgins (above) was arrested in Belgium on a charge of smuggling nylons. She wss taken Into custody In Chtrlefol with Christians Torlonla, mem­ ber ut a famous Italian family, who was formerly married to a New York socialite. (International) ‘ O n NEW li W fiC k lO U r U ,T C C " * . , * ^ 7 — T""i - o i •,*», YORK. July 21 of the Gheribon agreement, prom­ ising the wealthy Dutch East In­ dies Independence u n d e r t h a Netherlands crown aa “ the United States o f Indonesia.” The Dutch closed* down the In­ donesian News Agency Antara and started military censorship, light now. but nonetheless real. The Dutch army announced thsl newsm a n 1L r, t >I ,1 lu a W a iliL a - .l I Palatine Curfew tcram' Adminiilralor ir bc- a preliminary to hil taking the key chief-of*iUf( pod NEW YORK. July 21, tA *)Buses lit the populous Borough of -Queens moved under police guard today after 600 union drivers for two rompanlea voted almost un­ animously to continue their strike that began Saturday. Police said 300 strikers attemp­ ted to block the movement of the first 37 buses from a terminal of the Green Bus Lines, Inc., with a picket line, but dispersed when protective police arrived. By tnldmornlng 63 of a normal 120 buses were in operation, the line «aid. m retirement .nest year ol General Dwight Eiienhnwrr. hi* wartime boss. - It will be'the lint letuin in two years lor Bisilley to the teens* ol...... hit victories, and be will find n imh^mnd V**.*ni*rn tln fj.- ™ “ ‘ f r * ,#" . i . A British colonial office spokesman said thy Cyprus camps csrtalniy were not full. He said probably about 10,000 Jews were *n the camps, but many more could be accommodated. (Jewish sources in Palestine .have estimated the number held on Cypruv at 16,000.) , The Whitehall Informants suggested that this could mean that any Jaws seised by the British •tffc th * Palestine coast would RCntlThie to be sent to Cyprus if no arrangemanla had been made with the particular . European x7 Ai W—A Ar " M H I 1^ W k-— > r V \/ 1v \f I Lm f ■ r Y 11 a w Aa I 1 m * 1 i1 1 r.tkt? -■ k. H Stalin Makes First Summer Appearance o f gaaollno, the first English divorce with th* power o f grating President that th* shipments will aheolus divorce. ............ ........ ............. « not Impair civilian supplies,’ - Weahtngtonle. named Ift hoftor The secretary would be requir­ o f Georg* Weshlngtoi, ta a genua ed to make monthly -rtporta of shipments to Congress. * SSotSw a Greek Fight •C'eatlaaee m at Pag* Oa.f big attack against governme forces eight day* ago. A government military l« t i told the subcommlsalon the rlllaa at Konitsa wars Albs mi Uniforms and launched jte aive to set up a free r . o im m i at Konitsa. Government circles, meanwhil e i pressed surprise that the. gut; rlllaa who were routed Iasi w2 by loyalist force* in north***, ern Greece had not proclaim the area a “ Communist fn state.” “ We cannot understand the 4 lay," a foreign ministry spoke man said. “ Wa hava been exp* Ing it any day. The on*] teen probably la because the Lommv - 1 1 w w * HOUSE Among the newest am electrical development ia i light that peer* around the bulb ia mounted In nf t fU M b K metal.tub*. In F lo rid a’s “ dlpsy doodle” w inters U a real prob lem . How m u ch beat Is n eed ed ? W hat type Is m oet sa tisfa cto ry ? M ost eco n o m ical? W h at equip- “ .o, I. ...tubist T o And a solution^ Reddy K ilow att has Just com pleted Rotary 5feet sjjs. ‘ The Comtnlwwlon voted to again thekt on Aug. 4 as a T a i Equal!“ ‘ I"" Board at which time they w[)| hold a public bsartng In regard to a proposed raise of 10 percent In City ta i valuation for 1947. A hearing wss also set for the first week to August to consider revoking the license of a beer garden operated at 801 West Ninth Street by J. D. Carlton. A petition of residents In that vicinity was ™ad in which the place was deae8bed as a public nuisance, „ Keque* of the Silver Fleet Csb Company to increase rates was considered and the company was »»kcd to submit further daU as on Aug. 6 /to attempt',Y, u,) ta il insurance problems. M **cd Would cause future Immigrants ..to /Hhlnk U k r b e f U b W d m g appeal front jd* surisot, r I’M * unfinished ' business. Mr. Ssjrrt announced. Is wss agreed Friday to grant to the ' "Fort** and . Doyle con­ tracting firm of Connecticut an option for purchase of City owned loU in the Magnolia Heights section for building. 60 fire room homes of the pre-fabrlcated type, each haring an area of approxlmately 1,000 square feet. The pro­ ject is awaiting FHA approval, said Mr, Bayer. Each home will occupy 1H lota. Another request for city loU was presented by Clsude Wbldden, twpvkwnltaf Internets not named. *ctJon * * * Ub,*d Until Com* missionsrs* can be present to He will find in this remnant Ameriran Army at least one unit that call strike with'wartime pre­ cision and gower—jJiejnebilt.couslabulary force built up by his old lieutenant, MaJ. General' Ernie <Uld .Gravel Voice” i Harmon, lank battle veteran of Sicily, Italy France Belgium, Holland and Gerntany, In addition to Reps. M. H. Smith Bradley undoubtedly will gsthei of Sanford House Speaker Thomas Information that w ill'b e reflect­ |l,u»luy of lie Funtak Springs, ed In future American military wh0 bed been called as witnesses, there were Reps. Marvin If. Rowell •r real purpose In his going. Rut „ f Stuart, L. C. Yeomans of Cry*- slung hi* Journey also will he tai River, Johrr Hranch of Tampa, msny mileposts of memory he - --- - ................ - helped make famous In th* sec.... P, Martin of Plant City, P. Ouy OIMf World W an-H III 600 In TuCrews of Jacksonville and C. H. n|p|«, Troina in Sicily. St. la, In Tavlor of Wauchula. Nurtnany, th* Ardennes In UvlRep. Jerry Collins of Ssrumta. gium, the Siegfried Line and the who was one of the leadrri In Rhine In Germany, the fight to oust Papy from thej Rut he probably won’t g*l to House afler his indictment, was> visit the River Elbo area, where In tha rourthuuse but did not 1m- he linked up with Ihe -Russians mediately romp Into the court to end the war and swapped the loom. ' Soviet commander a Jeep for a Papy wae accompanied by hi* riding horse aa a victory touveteen-age son, U. C. Papy, Jr., who nir. Only Red troops patrol the aat in the courtroom audience. Kibe these days. TWenty-one o f the 93 pruspecTh* Soviet military leaders live jurors were excused or were know Bradley's record - loo well absent because they could not leg -to • underestimate 1 him. But - hi located. Slate and defense roun- will* certainly lie a puttie lu th* tel started examining the venire- German people. Accustomed to men. -Th# State wae represented by Slate Attorney Orion 0. Park­ er. Jr., and Phil O'Connell. Papy'a attorneys of record were identified In the courtroom as former etat* senator- Pat Whi­ tr— rsa> <'»»> taker of Tampa, J. Lewis Hall and ss bn th* Arthur Godfrey Weldon G. Starry of. .Tallahaate* am front hi* first victory and U. A. Worley of Miami, former larch on th* Orlando talent Dade county state attorney. Also at the defense counsel table wste J, Leuncelot Lester end Montoe county ettorney Paul Sawyer, both tl'H ltasU tr*M I***. Dm ) enough to, accommooste rum m In federal elections was pssvcd th* Radio i City Music Hall. This by the House. It now goes to th* Music Hsll, he saldn Is the largest Scnst*. Th* vote we* 290 to 111, Ip th* world, but more impressive Thar* are no plan* for conthan that, ha added, ar* Ra wonstderalion of the bill this year Qarful acoustics, In the Senate, where It has b*«n ■, Th* most unfortunat* part of ---- C----- , blocked rejwattdly In th* p u t by his trip,. hs axplslned, Wss tha niuovcun, July siuiy II. ait pi r—i nint Southern filibuster*. MOSCOW, (AR—l*rlra* cold ha contrartad after taking Minister 8talin mad* hta first pub­ Celled up unexpectedly, Houm a hot shower Just before .spend­ lic appearance o f th* summer yrsing three hours rshasrring in en terday whan h* attended a monster action came over -the futll* ob­ k!r wnnrtlllnnfliii rfiatR. -Am 1 rt* sports axhlbltlon In Moscow’* Dyn- jection! of a group of Southern representstivts who tried perilssn o Stadium In wbicli approxi­ mately 30,000 Russian athletes per- mentary devices to blu*’- a Hr,-’ Vote. Thev succeeded onl* In **; tirlpataL th* showdown s*v«rr The 67-yeer-old Stalin, who » u leying dressed (n e military uniform, ap­ hours. The Hous* Merchant Marin peared to be in good health and high aptrila when he entered his Committee approved a hilt V special box and received the cheers block petroleum shipments i*> >no f. an audience of 70,000 which foreign country unless the See •crowded the stfdium to capacity. rotary of Commerce certifies t*>. by him on the Godfrey program, He was accompsnled by Marshal and also the final test including Klementl VoroaMlev and Foreign 'B few verses from each o f the contestants. Sanford people In the audience that night, he said, were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mra. MapNelll and Belt. 7 ^ S o f Orlando, and Rev. Doug Charles of. Sanford. Commission Meet r.aM .e.0 I ' M fo / n .w f d lS ui ^ „ d " ncem a^d “ " d . * 1* i brief leave from hil Julie* the situation gtrally changed. What lies ahead of him on the road hack? , He- left Europe, wilh lour gieal Allies —!United S t a l e s , Brilsh. |Russia and France-—still celrhrst; ing lhe unity ol a wsrtimr In* mr.ji), R e will 'find F.umpe'nnw an . area ol squairrls in which no two 1 allies agree on what shall he done { with the slowly irviving lof. • * He will find Ihsis neither war nor peace— for the peace isn’t , yet written wilh the main enemy i Ian only a twilight promise, i under which ujiimate decisions • 'have been postponed from 1 week to week’ ami month to month, r He will find the sureties of tha l battlefield, where nations and men *| unite in common fear, replaced by the uncertainties nf the dlpi lumatlc table, when- they often R drift apart in mutual distrust or t under the tug J,f separate greeds. 1 He will find that .the . superb, I cunihat-trained, million-man Amer­ ican Army be led lias dwindled - to 200,000 men or frwei, an ar- my containing many teen-age I, youngsters who never saw action, - an Army that suffers from the evils that have nfflirU-d all oc­ cupation armies from pre-Roman times — venereal disease, black marketing and the softening In­ fluence of Intermingling with for­ eign viviliana in a foreign cul* Stale o f chronic Ill-health arid Instability.” Aa for. foreign commerce, export* have skyrocketed to an annual. rate of 120.700,000,000, creating * some strain" of short­ ages at home. Rut foreign nations ate tunning out of gold and dollars and eiports "must he tipecltd to decline before the end of the year,'* even If new foreign, aid is granted. Mr. Truman asserted. He added: "The immediate and Bole ob­ jective of our foreign aid pro­ gram* should be to restore a vigorous, stable and peaceful world economy. fortlgn policy it is* worth etifortig npollcy.-.il-la. - worth - en­ during temporary shortages of a few commodities within the United States. This will bring lasting benefits in the long run.’’ "In June we reached a level of 60,000,000 jobs, rcgsrdrd by msny as Impossible of sttsinment. Our stamkrd of living Is exceptionally high, snd purchasing power ha« thus far been adequate to absorb completely the enormous produc­ tion o f American farms, mines and factories. "Farm Income' hik attained a record level. The financial peti­ tion of business is strong. " « u Managements and. |8hur_Jyivu-Cui fiperated in maintaining Industrial peace « t l Productivity Is on the increase." But then Mr. Truman added this warning: that full employment at high prices la being sustained .by the pent-up wartime demand. l,y extensive use of credit and savInga, and by. the huge eycess of exports over Import*. ' “ These are temporary prop* to our economic aystetn. A * they weaken, we shall need to make many baeic readjustments to complete th* transition to a permanently stable and maximum-level peace­ time economy," he declared. Mr. Truman decided to send his special report to congtess after Edwin G. Nourse, chairman of*hi* council of economic advisers, pre­ sented current economic develop­ ments—Including the coal contract settlement—at a Cabinet meeting en July 11. The 1046 law creating the econ­ omic council railed for only nmi re­ port a year, but a White House spokesman said that after the July 11 meeting the President and members of the cabinet agreed that Congress and Ihe public ild be brought up to date. ail men of good will In this cout ,ry ln d to obstruct the rehabl Hatton and reconstruction of Ir don„ ia ." Interior capital of Jogjakarta fur the “ vrindo population, men- and rumen of all organisations, to ir « lls S fS Iran res* t> «l defend our freedom and our gov­ been aegt to detention camps or ernment against the Dutch co­ Cyprus. lonial war." This generally was supposed to The Republican radio fsported have been the destination of tha heavy fighting at Gunung Pati, deportation ships Ocean Vigour, ten miles outside the north coast Runnymede Park and Empire Ri­ city of Semarang. Within 8*mval when they tailed from Haifa arang itself, the radio said tha Republican underground had risen against the Dutch. | General Soerdirman, comman­ der o f the Indonesian army es­ timated at 200,000 troops, believ­ ed to be poorly armed and train­ ed, warned Republicans by the ra- rW.I A h .IU ,7„*r„n ,r !? * u A Jewish, In JerusaUii hsTld te n " of * "1 cT^ m * » extensive survey. It1* too long to publish here. But It’s * * . . available in book form —-* fine bl| book, profusely tibia* use heating problem . (ra te d . And It bee th e answ er to C I L ! F ACT S I N A WARM SUBJECT So don’t ihlrtr and shake next winter. Do something • Hi ‘ . --r ' . - d’i . f / : , about U now. Get the facts. See your dealer* call at your Florida Power A Light Company office* or �* t> ■ m m r' SBG^gey,/* . J •. /• In V a lt y T h c r t U S tren gth — T o FawUet tfc. I' u h of th* World; To Prwxoote the Pre.reae of America) To Produce Prosperity for cranford. • • -T H E W E A T H fi* Eerily cloudy (oni|ht and Wed­ nesday. Gentle variable * ;nd*. W a AN VOLUME XXXVIII Established 1008 n t IN D E P E N D E N T e D A IL Y d N K W S l’ A P K H SANFORD, FLORIDA, T U E S D A Y , J U L Y 22, 1947 NO. 178 A s s o c is to d P ress L ea sed W ir e jm l All Official Defense-M ove called B e p re s e n ta tiv e ' A l ­ lowed T o Relate C o n v e r s a t i o n In ­ volving Bribery TALLAH ASSEE, July 22 Circuit Judge V . May Walker today denied a defenie motion which would have cut the groun I completely Imbery chi ry charge aaaimt former Rep Berate C. Papy of Key Weat. • He declined, to bar leitimony . of Rrp. Qrailey Odliam of San­ ford that Papy had offered him caih and whiikey to help defeat .a bill 'denying telegraph, aerviie to race bet bookmaker!. Odham'a leitimony wai given uAilc the jury wa* excluded from tne courtroom pending Judge Walker'a ruling on the point.' TJ*r Sanford Irgiilalor prepared to repeat it before the- jurora, admit ted sfter’th r nilitlg wai made. State Attorney Orion C,. Pal ker,- Jr.', laid that an order rul­ ing out leitimony involving con­ versations beftvrcn legiihlon i.» ^ d around the House chambei automatically would mean a di­ rected verdict of acquittal "hrcauie we have no other evidence." Defeat* Allornryi Weldon 0. Starry of Tallahanee and Pat Whitaker of Tampa contended tuch leitimony ihould not bi admitted under a 259-year-old English cflromcn^law o (absolute l^vilage of.judicial and legislative* Official Gives Red Satellites Eyewitness Story Receive Warning Of Burma Slaying To Aid U.N. Plan Single Gunman Killed Punitive lwsV-ltoMtbsYuw*i|* *Nation’s k\s ad'6r s t/iiitaker laid' 'th t * Diibesy charge! ihould have been drspov ed of by the Legislature ana "it Un't good government for the court to itnke down an indepen drnt branch and id itielf up sa ((.'■■tlaaea » !•■** k ill Sanford Bid For Legion Memorial O ffered At Meet Sanford's bid for erection here of s Florida American Legion headquarter! and memorial build­ ing waa personally p relented by Joel 8. Field, Sanford poatmMtcr srff member of the Cempbell-Loaslfl| Post S3 leleetln committee to tha Special HearquayUra Set-, action Committee headed by Col. Tom Cooley o f ML. Dora which mat at tha 'Hotel Mayflower In Jacksonville Saturday afternoon in connection with the Department summer Conference. Mr. Field Informed members t>f the Poat last evening at their eupper meeting at the Legion Hut oCthia submission, and revealed t i n - of th# four-ettle* which aummilted offers, Tallahassee, which was represented by Post Comdr. Walter Roundtree, was the only other Florida* city to submit a bid for the site. Henry Woleolt presided at the Post meetlagThe .10 member committee in Jacksonville, at whose • meeting State Cominsnder Frank Caton was present, set Nov.' 1 as the deadline Tor other cities to make u lflr possible bids for the project, Mr. Field announced. A fter Nov. 1, he said, Chair­ man Cooleey will call -a meeting within the n e t t '10 days to de­ cide on the three best bids and * I ( m tin w i r » e » atsi Drug Store Observes 23rd Anniversary 4 O, Laney, pharmacist, has operated hie drug store at Its pre­ sent . aim far the past » years,. he revealed today. With Mra. Laney he came 'here from Birmingham, AU. and on'July 2*. 1824 opened the ita r* wn-First Street In the U llw k D . i u u _. . 4 ff* A t C o u n c il T a b le RANGOON, Burma. July 22 i/V) -puisne* Minuter U. Mya, a lurvivur ol the aiiatiinat|on Saturday in which seven of top Burmese leaden were daih, said today a lone gunman invadrd the ministerial council dumber and calmly .perpetrated the cume. TJiakin Nu, aucceuor to the murdered U Aung San as deputy chairman ol the goveimn's ex­ ecutive council, laid Aung San learned two monthr earlier that, a "trptoiilt murder pUd" wai be­ ing readied hut dm lediteil tli<lepiuti. He laid thr dr facto, leader uf the Burma government dul not believe anyone in the country would pint againil hii life. U Saw, former premier whom the British ousted and jailed on thargri of collaboration with the Japanese, and 19 assistants were placed under arrest soon after the assassin* Ron >. ttpaalTihg to a new,-unfereiw# U Mya gave this first eye wit­ ness account .of the murders; Action By S e c t m y je6*iiiicfr Threatened by U. S. LAKE SUCCESS!* July 22 tA*> — The Untied Slates warned the Balkan states today .that any re­ fusal to cooperate with proposed border watch commission might bring punitive action by the Unit­ ed Nations Security Council. The . warning was voiced by Hrrschel V. Johnson, Deputy U. S, delegate, in reply to Soviet contentions that the council could do mote__than make ’■rrommrndalioni under C h a ptrr V I of the_U.__N. Cliarter under which the^ promt case it bring considered?"” Johnson said the refusal ol any country to coo|>cra(r with thr pro­ pelled bolder comiminon would lay it open 1o much graver charges and action under another chap­ ter of. the charter. Hr |urtumabty referred to Chapter V II, which provides for sanctions and mili­ tary action. Soviet Operation In America Through Party Revealed By Former Communist Netherlands S t a t e s Police M e a s u r e s W ASHINGTON. July 22 lff>Vidor Kravchenko told Congress Compelled By Re­ today that "every responsible rep­ public’s Actions resentative of thr Soviet guvern- Indonesian Revolt Seen As Sign Days Of Imperialism A re Fading Mission T o Explain R e p u b l i c ' s Posi­ tion P l a n n e d By Former P r e m i e r merit in thr United Slates rnay be US DRW I I T M ACKKN2IK juliereliy h tiniteit Suir< of In LAKE SUCCESS; July 22 a ' i AP Foreign A ffair. Anal)sl I i)on#aU, encoiiips»mg tiutli the i m A H A . tul „ . ) .aP)-uLu. regarded as an economical or po­ — Th r Netherlands government inTlieer is no ilark mystery gl>viul ,r«iuii>lie sml. the reuisnuier of lhv‘ A litical spy." lU -Jtaefm V iwhlkh * W e'lMpii-V F»Tt Imlies. -would come Into besource, sanl today UoopS the United S id e s ’that it A who tlniutrd aihuir oil the noith btavchenlCpf-disAaier afisciai ^afjhaif herir lYiinprltrJ l« "rrsoii to ' ngsin lietwsrn tin- ImlonesiMti Be- ing In the Soviet Pure losing Commission polit inessutes against the In- puhlic anil the impelint Ilulrhi This new nation was to have and rati coaiU id Java yciterit is Ju»t another of mso,’ I dominion status. Holland was to day had been engaged in heavy in New York, testified heforr the donevian Republic liecauve u| con­ force*; indication* that tin- d»v of nil-1 retain a hand in fiqrlgn irlnHouse Committee on Un-American tinued "ait* uf violence." pir,.* la fading. jlions, defrnw-, finance und in *ub lighting, lhe Dutih. if polling all activities. •To undsrataml the i Bii»e of l lie' jrci* of an m>nomic!| or culloi ohirclivci traihrd in operation, . At the same lime, it was di*. lie said that Mr. Setfov. who closed that the Indonesian govern­ currant crisia w«* mint g.t I.Nckjnl nature. The (Juerrrt uf Hollaml laid trmUnvc was "Icti ihan exa bit. Ths revidatiim»iy -lmlo-|aiao v u 4o" Iw ijoeeu of lite ? was deputy chairman ol thr Pur­ ment itvrli bad sent a communica­ nrsian Rspuldic lia* jn-en the Dominion. Diaagtreiiient over tile peeled." A l^olth army_communique chasing Commission. actually was tion to the Secuiity Council I he de facto government fof tin- ms- method of implementing the new superior to thr Rusnan ambassa­ contents weir not known, hut the Jor porttune of tin- sich islands guyeriiment i» credited with pre- placed Dutili caiualtin yntciday ■■f Java and Sujuniin sisiee tin- cipltnltug the latest upheaval, dor fiom lb* Communis! ^arty note wav pirtumed lu Ur an ap|ie.v| winter of lU!f>. l^nglliy negotin-l However. 1 think we must .1 4 at 151) dead and wounded. Hinidrnt Sockaino ol the Infor aid. point of view. Ilona between llie Diltell irlielv j drepri Ilian that.- If^ we could donruan Republic amiiumcrd that The Putsh note chatgrd the In-, fhcavily punctuated t>> warfare) Uiok into the uitml of iln- In Andrn Ctumyko, now represent­ (ornifi Prrtntcr Nulan Sjahnt had finally resulted In an ugrrrment H HHllMKrd MM I ' g g r P i l l donesiam with "senselesv destlUC* ing Russia in the United Na­ 1c( l Java-oo-s-mittron to exptaig with maintaining a food tions, was ambassador at the tion. lhr irpublic*! poniion abroad. (A r­ Hocknlr j amt with carsyrng time, Kraychrnkii said. ming in Ningapuir. Sjahrir raid "hovlile -md inllammaloiy piopThe onr-lirnr Russian anny of­ hr would voil Ihr United State). agamli." ficer described Sedov as the "main India and Au ill alia on* hit nm"lhe Nrlhrilands as thr t'late personality representing thr resstiun.) vvhoitl the sovelrigiily lial comniillrr on the Common-1with .. - . A Royal Nrthri luiul* navy comist Party in the Unitrtl Stales, *“*’ *,l,llo T *ntI wlfftIs conmutiique mid landing craft of the navy and win slops disembarked He said no decision, could h e ! ^ u; nll> *• ullimalely te.jHin.shl troop* nt Bniijot-wangi on the made without .Sedov's participa- (or ^maintaining I* wand order cannot allow (heir inimical arinmi Minneapolis Club As­ Protection Of Oil In­ rw»t (oasl of Jnvn and at J'asjr tion, adding that when secret con 1'uloli on rin< north coast. It wxs to continue." the Nrlherlandi gnvsures City On Bali terests O f P r i v a t e the first amphibious operation (rreners were held al the purchas­ eramrnt laid. the end of World Wai II, ing commission. Sedov presided Park C o n d i t i o n s Owners Is Ur^ed since "It has become patmtlv clear A Dutch army communique said . rather than the general who was that the present republican guv-i ' , ” the Hoops li . , "the gained initial objective! head ol the agency. emim-nt i. incapable of maintainHi* Lily. Comnunion U»t c»r W A S H IN G TO N , July M l— and made addiliouMl advances. A severe five hour riiesaemant Kravchenko Inter broke witn irfg security, law and order in their! ning voted lo reduce the hcriur A House I'ublic l ands suhconililit- Auction^Fee Cut Action Postponed To $20 Per Day By Committee On ; By Commission Glades Park Bill ^ vojeil loday^ijr..dalay-amiri th e,|in "th P~r5d B n g^ sector of Suthe Russian government. rea nouisced Communism oosi luld why lu-xi session of t-ongress any av'-|malia yrsteiday and oihrr classes T*r?neh owcjuluis ui iu.ibe praambl* Tn a book, ” 1 (Those Flreiiom." imam It. create lhe necessary iuij. I ' u,‘' mcubanli liym to 5 ." )bm un h-gislatjori giving lb . Sec.-j on . that island were spotted ■if the American resointluii which ‘ Ottions tnereto I s ilay, with the itnendllient that retary uf Interior “ unqin-stionnble by an Indonesian at my communi­ Robert K Stripling, chief in would stipulate that continuation fin , ,these clrciMiistancpi h er!.* maaiiiiuiM maximum vi of i15 i r day. y■ hr allow- "Jithdrity" to expand the Ever que. Tlie l>utlletlu also said that uf the disturbed situation In the vestbrator fur the committee ask­ nuiirity n Kuv^inm^nt his with th«* * . • .» . , glades National Bark in Florida to on Runday. two Dutch warship* ed Kravchenko for Information utmost reluciauoe been compelled fd ldu1"1n', , U yrJ' Il'M IlS H t n rage Sis) 1,"200,000 anes of )*nd. " l,y off Mvtak on the exlrems tip "One lone gniwaau advanced on actual a*;icqmenta to apy tolm liu i i.e the Eieilt, *t;uv«j Dot- to hold austroni I hit action lot The at tion was takrn me* the “ f Java were shelled li >imini.essilently— wlrwout** .^faking upon work made hv- the CorutHunit' fo-neral to rrsort to police mea- lowed a statemerit id l*ity Alim objection of Itep. . Betrrsoo (D-| i< •■eiiaa.,i <••«> u , ; the council tablet 'and simi't I’arty in this country. sores of n strictly limited charac- „ , y pIrJ |< WlLoll to (he file d Lial after Chairman Barrett iH steadily (at Aung . San. Within a In general, the witness said, nu few feel of the table, ha-halted. '" ,dInlay «h- r“ hr " 'r"would in - ifroil '« .all, person holding a position in con- ’ 'The Net.,..lands gmernm.ii, «»»•* «• W* ojunmn, a $IIM) a day Wy"» no action Then he opened fir#, strung the ICMiUtivd mn I'i i r M ti j (rr winild U trffil f u n iiv r ^ l»V utiutlirr nectiun with economic affairs ar­ rr mrcting turning uf or thr (nr group t*.| Ix>-1 g^ , ■, c . gdh I leftward ,and continued fir­ WASHINGTON, July 22, l/F)rives here from Russia “ withaut lo ir Colli— “ ...............— •the couth. ing at khosa aeated on the left Gongra.reconverts, either C r e lC ( Jl i r i S l I l C T , A nxw American pro(eat to Mos­ 1-cial or tegular »r«io .’, pest, I# I | i of Aung tfan. • • cow Involving |1,0(K>,000 wortti of a aperiflc assignment with refT V motion lo reduce the (ce in stwcial erence to collection .of secret doc­ January As Aung San' fell Aid the oil machinery missing In Romenia uments,” Than he went on tt wai made hy Comrniiiionrr KohHep W illiam ’ A. Dawson ill gunman" turned his attention to clouded Ruula'a hope *odny of say that every responsible Soviet cit A. Willumi. Mayoi H. J. tint Ctali) luuvni to drfvrr action un­ the olhertr further from rnr. I aek-. getting icnii-leaae refinery equip representative here lifay .U re­ ptriidcd ovrt lhe inerting. Com* A T H E N S . July 22, (A*)— Civil til iln* next rilrating <>t Congrrsi. ed the upportunity to escape 1 nient from the United Slate* garded aa a spy. Delivery of 118,000,000 worth of miliionrr Arnlrcw Carraway was His motion carried on a voter vole. strife rruptvti am-u on the island len|ied for .the doorway, pulled Dressed in a neat, powder blue down the holt. and ran from the post lend-lesse supplies, much of Peterson suggrstrd that the cum of Fiele Loilav ami spuradic gurrpirirnl. I WO rommisiionrn wrir It oil equipment, has been alopped ault. Kravchenko testified chief­ milter merely close its iu-uriog on 1 11|a attacks were 'repditcd else­ room. " ‘ *1 /A|)— , sliseni; lirmgc armgr Ihilmp, due- to thr |iaik liHlay and per mil him lo where in lireece, llie goVri lllllcnt 1 "There was no guard at the by Congress because of Moscow's ly through in interpreter. Dr. lh e Civil Aeronautic* Hoard has door. The executive council so delay in settling the Soviet Uni­ Vladimir Gaovaki, clflef of the given formal notice of proposed illnrn, and Era. R. L rihri who submit u substitute bit! al n l«< i aunuunced. foreign law section of the Li­ Tlie Caura area uf t’lete. quiet meeting, liarrrll thru nnmuin.-rd far has never been guarded. The on’s wartime account. to w rules to require raitnr ter­ ii out ol town. Administration official* who brary of Congraa*. Both men *p rain clearance Indicator.■ in air only police'at the secretariat that l l i r matin u|-rrducing thr fre! Id* Inlrutioii to call no further for llie tlast few weeks, wa# under IC -a lls a r* aa |'M , Si s ) ' a curfew ordered by the mjlitary have urged Congress to relaa this treatlaa*# • • l‘ »a » l i t ) ! marling during thr cunviit Imera for a two-year cxperlmcn governor. Col. Fiairroddaskis, - af­ stand lest it be interpreted abroad ^ ^ a i a l i u f f ’ j u iu i- n a e " t*l period beginning Jan. I. ter a Imrnl of 20 men .ul irk .< a . , » » *h American disregard o f con­ Th* board also announced a giro mittiuit oil July III hy (icorgc otcoh The Evrrglade*' National I’otk radio station .just oulsiib1 ths capi­ tract pledges acknowledged thM poaed new rule reuniting Increased Austin of thr Ihnipr Furnitutr was rstalilisiinl June 20 by See- tal. (Tin s dispatch did not fur'liRussia's tactic* In Romania might ■learnnre* tn flying over moun­ Company. Mayoi Gut thru dircrlril tciarv of Interior J. A. King on er identify lhe *ltae|i*r*.) permanently bar th# shipment des­ tainous terrain during bail wrath- Attoinry \X ilum lu draw up an Cfil.lHMI -acres in southern Florida. The authorities announced that pite Moscow’s willingness to pay WASHINGTON; July 22, (,V >- ei and the revival of a pre-war At that time, the State drrd-d lo guerrillas near Can........... flic lo PARIS. Jdir 22 ’ The re­ for the goods. tide requiring llie carrying of an urdinsnee irdunng il|r Ire (rum the feileial government fire of ml (hr village- of Kamltimi nnd hlasThe Navy announced today an im­ turn of 11.8. World War II dead Tlie State Departs nt disclosed automatic flight recorder. I KI Oil a day lo )2H a day. At nnd mineral leases, all Stale own- led u bridge in leptisal fur the from JKuropran grave* will get yesterday a formal note bad been mediate reduction" of 1,000- o f­ Th* two new proposal! grew (Jir mrctlllM lail Friday, Convmis-j rd lands in the area. II also pie- •laying Gy u C d i m muli.uf two ficers because o f budget cuts umb rway July 28, at Henri Chap- handed the Soviet foroign office, voy^d by Congress. The move will from President Truman’s • special persons In-Id In ronnectio, with ellt> Cemetery near _Liege,- Bel. Xirotaating Russia's failure to pay reduce the number of Navy of- air safety inquiry troard. The third lionrr Carraway moved-that the' .sT*1*1 * ** f"! . | . ■ | , tNW.otM) for the aqcuiattion of nri the kilting <>f a Rightist attorney. glum, the American Graves Regis­ for 7.000 ton* of oil equipment re­ ordinanrc tie adopted, but tbp | vate land! within the coNtrmpl«l)*.t ficer* from a present strength of D one which has been.under dlstration Commission announced moved from Romania tjtf Red army !7.0rW In northwest Greece in th# • irs to 40,000. • u'-idri for some times* an aid to motion dird lor want of l.L'uu.lMMI.acrr park. east of loannina, two minor elash| troops. today. Congress gave the Navy M,. enforcement' of flight.rules and H|T ond. . . Itrp. Dirksen (R -lll) urge,I Hut. r» well* reDtirteil belwesnc govern The Henri Chapeite Cemetery .1OO.000.000 for its operations 'until vnilgation of accident*. sulwumniltee today to ’’plotec- Ihe ’ merit fnrrea anil reinnantli i f Lef­ Following lire opinion given is the second Isrgest In tbe.KuroJuly IU4H,,or.approximately JshW,- - Th* flight recorder Is ’* device mineral mid oil interests" of pri­ tist Guerrilla unite. One guerrilla p*»n erea,. and. 17JUD-American* 000,000 leas than i'residrn; Tru­ pieced in tne tail of the plane lo hy Attorney Wilson, lhe ordinance vate owners if it recommended unit, attempting to reach A graph#, are buried there. It waa establish­ man had asked. sliow<lta path through the air and wai passed un iti first reading tlioi tlie Secretary uf Interior ln- wa* reported under altar's hy ed, hy the tat. Army in Septem­ Of the 1.000 officers affected, al>n th* effect of rough air on th* last evening. Die reduction, said viven "unquestionahle authority" government’force* south of G'rev*. ber. 1844. Mane of ita dead fell II Kalian*# aa l*aae *1*1 NANKING. July 22, OP) — 800 will leave the Navy and 1’00 plan*. Use of the recorder via* na. Other minor clashes were in the battles fo r Asrhan and In China's military situation came will revert to, non commissioned dropped Ih June.' !!)!!, because of Mr. Sayrr. applies to firms that saU to have taken place un |h# the Ardennes campaign. have been m business twu years ranks, t i* announcement sold. war time materials.shortages/ under rlpso scrutiny today by an smtlhern stupes uf lhe (ir.tinmna "Only thoae dead whoa# next American presidential envoy on a A ll officers concerned will he Th* r)tdar absolute terrain pro­ or more. Fur firms that have not Muiintnliis. of kin hdve elected to haee their fact-finding mission and by top notified not later than Aug. IA ximity.Indirator will Ite used as a Tlie goverii.nt atirmunred lhr»i remains brouht back to Uia home­ Chines* -general* who conferred and the change will lie -omnleted supplement to pressure .'ypc nitI- been heir that length uf tunc IlMlIaae* as I’sar aid on Sunday GtAiiiliu forces lust dr land will tie returned" the AGRC with Chlang Kal Shek oq coordina­ hy Oct. 1. meten. One now un the market TAM I'A. July 22. <*•) - The killed, il) wounded and T7 cap­ said. ; O f the 800 to leave tha service, shows * light and blows a horn tion of operations In the wer drutli of hundred* uf thousands of tured. The first shipment Is sched­ against Chines* Rede. 500 will be reserve line officers when the plane approaches within fish in the Sayasota area during •North of Kilkis, a iurnd ronting uler! to depart from Antwsrp early The American was Lieut, Gen­ now on active duty and a email a specified distance of an obstruc­ tlie past week waa caused literal- down from tlie lulls attacked and in Octdber. number of Wave officer*. About tion. Th* board'* proposed rule eral Albort.C. Wedemeyer, whose ly l>y smothering, Dr. Clvd.' T. held a village near Santa for thr** • 11" '1---■ ... ■■— — survey for President Truman, like­ 300 regular Navy temporary line would require such a device In all Rri’ l. in-ad uf the Biology Depart­ hours lieforn ar tin-red cars and Bill Lewis, a 0 foot 188 pound offieera who were formerly en­ scheduled airline plane* flying at ly will deteraino U. 8, policy to­ ment of the University of ramps, troops recaptured the-community, backstop from Follanab**, W. Va. listed men and given officer rank night or through overcast. ward China. Ho held informal military source* sstd. said today. wa* signed by tha Sanford Celery during the war will also be sep­ Th# proposed terrain clearance conference* at tho American Em­ Far tu the east, virtually un th* Fed* today, it waa announced by After he and twu as*iiiu-it> arated, the Navy said. rule would Increase the minimum bassy toon after Me arrival, and Turkish Imrder at Oiestias mili­ made a thorough study uf jhe con­ John Krlder, vie* president of the About 200 temporary lino war­ altitude over the highest ground W ASHINGTON," July 22 W ) tomorrow he will talk with Chlang rant officer* will go bock to the on a route from 1,000 feet to 2,00(1 Sanford Baseball Association. ditions. Dr. Reed said Sarasota tary sources said l eftist Guerril­ and other high government offici­ las were routed with losses of men The House voted today to cut Lewis has been ploying for th* coastal waters were teeming with and war supplies ip a battle with feet under certain conditions. al*. the taxes camera fan# must pay Miami entry in the Florida Inter­ billion* of liny organisms which an "K vro*" <Rightist) unit. In a written lUtemaot. Wede­ on films and euuipmcnt. national League and has been clung to th* fishes’ gills an i shut meyer said: Without a dissenting vote, it o ff their breathing.” hitting“ 288 for Miami. "M y miulon !• easentla'ly one passed a measure dropping from Th* new Fed catcher la 24 years "These organisms I provisionally IS to 10 percent the tax on eme- of fact-finding in which I am aid­ old and ia a limited oervvlc* identify as diatoms called 'arterled by a imall group af men expert teur roll films and cameras and In several fields o f economics, fin­ player., onetla Japaunica’, whjfh always ending the 25 percent tax on Jen- ance, engineering and political a f­ •xist in normal amounir III sea aeta and various Ither still and faire. We aro IntertsfWjwrUrulWater hut spring up lu-counties* Funeral services for Herman W. By BOBBY PARK8 dirrction and Killed down by the moi|on picture equipment. Camp Scribe numbers when conditions ar* ideal Schrader, 86, who died yesterday arly in learning and teeing some­ fire for another nap. Soon the Tb# bill also trO«fa Urn 20 per thing of the efftegry of measures for their growth" tha Tarnna .ninrnilUi *t- Me-iiuifiu ill 1XFJ h n a r After an active day Friday, blair danced higher and the go­ cent tax off Jewelry selling for taken by tho Chines* government -actentixt-Tatijr ro* will he held Wednesday after-. lest than JUS and aiampt* muil- looking toward lh« camper* gathered around the phers -begae-tw-morr.— After- till ------ noun at 4:00 o’clock at th# Erick^ W A S H IN G TO N , July 22,-Ghcal Instrument*-purchoaed by n —|cam pfire-form H citing gopher race, with Cabin V 't Kilroy corn- Furvi* son Funeral Home. Interment will for th* 8t. Johns River Johnson said he accepted U. sS. Ifit« Slow Pay Of Reds For Supplies Greece Reports CAB Announces. New Regulations For Air Safety ■Rebel Attacks fia ......'J o Navy To Cut F By 1,000 OfficerH Return Of War DeScI Gets Underway Soon i w C W cSS Si' * *a IJL'Hth Of Gulf Firth Due To SmotherinR New Catcher Signed By Sanford Feds House Kills Tax On Jewelry Under $25 Visitors l o Camp Winona On Sunday W ere Royally Entertained By Boys Schrader Funeral Planned Tomorrow River Fund Increased By Senate Group alto have to win-approval by the Senate and Fresident Truman. SANFORD W INS , Th* Sanford American U gion ON regrets an m w r Junior Baseball team defeated tho Winter Park Legion nin* this obituary morning by a t to I margin in which a ,. Th* s u it o r s in- Winter Park; Lloyd 8waln pltchod , K. M J ^ r p h / j f f o r ' Sanford and Byron Board caught. Sanford play* Orlando ^ in tho toeoad round, Friday evening will ba visitors nhjht at th* C#ntrol Florida Quick Fraew and 8lor*ga Company on Waat Thirteenth Straot at from 7:30 P. M. until 9:00 P. M.,- it was announced today by Forrest Catchal and Alex R. Johqgon, ownero. During tho Oral hour plant processed hqm and cold drlnko will be race. A fearful huih settled •round the fir* •• the gophers ttl like brightly painted atones. Suddenly there waa a victorious yell at Cabin llt'a gopher began to ilowly make hit way toward th* finish tin#. He finished first and was care­ fully packed in 'hit box before any of the other turtles even be< gan lo mov#. Then, evidently Wak­ ing from Ida nap, Kilroy, of Cab­ in V. moved liowly in tim Wrong tog in second, there wst’ a beauty project lo deepen the channel from Joeksonville to Lak* Harney wer* conical with Kilroy winning. Senate Saturday was a buiy day wtlfi approved yesterday by appropriations -sub-committee. preparation* being made for the The commltt** recommended visitors Sunday. After supper Sat­ 1200,000 for Ih* project or |100, urday the camperi hurried to the 000 raora than th* Rous* originally rrtrearion hall lo tee the movie, approved,. "Thunderhead, Son of Rieka." MEET TOPIC Sunday waa full of active gome* and contest* for th* visitor*’ en­ tertainment. Th# rift* match was woo by Wad# Garner far Cohta (Canto***# • • Pa#a Its) "What's Th# Matter With San­ ford" will be th* th#m* of a talk by E. F. Housholder, local attornay, to th* Klwanla Club at Ita Bteritef ^tomorrow noon nt th# Southern Pacific ■ Strike Is Shortlived SAN FRANCISCO, July «2, OP) — A strike by th* Hrotherhoral of Loromotlv* Engineers which Immoblliied th* weatern lines o f th* Southern Pacific Railroad ended early today six hour* and 45 min­ ute* after it b*gtn. Thirty-nine minute* later th* first o f hundred# of locomotive* Idled by th# brief strike puffed back Into service. II was a 'switch sn^tn* ln^the railroad’ s Oakland, be in Evergreen Cemetery. Mr. Schroder was born Oct. 25, 1881 In Rtadling, Iowa. He wa# a member o f the First MeihoJUt Chureh of Sanford. For tha r#st year he operated a grocery star# in Lak* Monroe. Survivors Include th* widow, five sons, Edward uf D«nv*r, I*,. Arehi* of Waterloo, la , George and Billy uf Waverlv, la. and Wen-* dell o f Rycamore. III.; two daugh­ ters. Mrs. Glenn Stuffier of Olym­ pia, Wash, and Mrs. Ernest Wenson o f Waverly, and one brother, William Schrader of Minneapolis^ t-y ;* m .L — ■ ~T»f z . U. S. Envoy To China Begins Conferences tors Invited To Open House Of Plant m's&szz 'S ’ Landing On re­ Java Gain First Objectives; Spies Note To U N Outlines Policy — ......... .. — ------ - - - ..— ... — ......... , ■ � 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 21, 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/d8d8f08e42c10fa000608ff3739b5e89.pdf 0279b742ef8b7e160cf37d3d63bce0ef PDF Text Text T • i c ' ■» ■■ Refugee Ship Tax Veto At TH E C H U RC H ES -FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Park Avrnue at Sixth Hlreet W. I*. Brooks,- Jr., paslur Training Union; fl:4B P. M. —Evening-Worship,- 8:00 K il. Dr. C. B. Williams will apeak at both the morning ami evening ser­ vlet*. CHRISTIAN ft MISSIONARY A LLIA N C E CHURCH On Ranford-Orlandu Highway H>v. Glenn K. Smith. Paster 10:00 A. M.r "Bible Sch'ml.‘ Mr, A. Wlelxildt. Supt. w . I I 100 A. M.t Slornlng WgrsHIp. 7:45 P. M.S Evening Sarv.ee. The paator w||l apeak nt letth Sunday Service*, ami the public la cordially invited to attend. I • ■] 1= % . i l i EL ' CV-1 1 'V ‘ 1 FRIDAY, JULY IS, 194 * v THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA ~ ~ PAGE BIX Idea* who will make the achool sing to you. Pastor!*! aervlce at 11:00 A. M. Thr Paator will he apeak.ng on the subject "The. Wonder#.- of Prophecy". Everyone la invited -to-come and brln|[ your babies for this aervlce. . Let'* aej where wr atand in the world at prophecy. Evangelistic service at 7:4t program for all younf people. Women’s Miaalonary Service each Thursday evenlnjr at 7:46. Mra. Mary Klnard, leader. The public is invited to allend all the services. P. M. There wilt be special music ami singing at this aervlce. After .the menace so altar call will be given. The V. L. B. Service each Tues day evening at 7:46 P. M. Mra. Ruth Sweggerly, leader. A special BRARDALL AVKNUB CIIA PK L KIKST CHURCH OP CnHIST. Rev. Douglas K. Uharlfa. Pastor SCIENTIST . .3:00 P. M.: Sunday School. 800 East Second Street 3:46 P. M.: Worship Service. 11:00 A. M.: Morning Service. Wednesday 8:00 P. M. Prayer Subject: "L ife ”. Meeting. • Sunday .school and Wednesday rvrning meeting discontinued for TH E CHURCH OK GOO summer months. Elm Avenue Reading room hours: Tuesdays Rev. Joe C. Cre»*. Paator Sunday School begin* at 10:00 and Fridays. 3:00 to 6:00 P. M. A. M. with Clyde C. Muse a« The public is cordially Invited to Superintendent. We have classes attend this service. for all age* with good teachers • HOLY CROSS CHURCH Mark T. Carpenter, II. II . Rector V. 7th Sunday after Trinity »• .9:30 A. Iloly Cpmmunion and sermon. F I R E S T O N E The Rt. Rev. Charles B. Cob FORD - CHEVROLET more, retired Bishop of Puerto llleo, will minister Holy Com­ PLYMOUTH CARS munion in tile absence of the Rec­ BRAKES BELINRD tor. 10.00 PRICE INCLUDES LINING FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 5c es. Park Avenue at Fifth Street Spark Plugs (.'leaned J. K. McKinley, Minister 9:45 A. M.: Church School for Group I Car Batteries U.1S eich. all agi-s. 1.00 11:00 A. M,: Morning Worship Wheel*. Balanced "On Final Grounds." Solo- "3 he Lost Chord" by Mrs. Roby luting. Brake Drum* Turned 7:90 F. M.: Youth Fellowship. 8:90 P. M.: Union Service at, the IN STOCK IN OUR Prrebyterian Church.’ Sermon by :---- PA R TS DEPARTMENT Rev.’ (,'harlr* Thompson, supcrln Carburetors Irridrnt pf the Methodist Children’* Shock Absorber* Home; Special Music by (he ChildDll Fillers ren’s Home Chorus. Brake Uuae Fuel Line* H O im iH ID E BAPTIHT CHURCH l.surrl Avrnue and Ninth .Street Oil Lines Wilson Finch, Paator Spark Plugs Millard Hunt, Spark Plug Wires Director of Youth Activities Gasoline Miters SUNDAY Battery Cable* 8:00 A. M.: Sunday School fur Brake Lining all age*. . drake Shura 11:00 A. M,: Morning Woryhip. Wheel Cylinder Kits Menage by the Pastor. Master Cylinder Kits 7:00 I*. M.t Baptist Training Hbork Fluid Union for all age*. Brake Fluid 8 : 00 . P,—M.« - Keening Service. Grtate .Retainer* Sung service and message by Ihe Batlfcry Cablea Pastor. Battery Boies WEDNESDAY Chevrulel Wheels 8:00 P. M.: MidWrek Ptaytr Llgkl Bulba Meeting. Healed Beam Light* All young people are especially invited to attend the Training Uni Viaor Mirrors on on Sunday evening. W * ate Door Mirror* re-organixing ami making new Truck Mirrors plans. Exkaust Eitenslona Steering Knobs Rk v e n t i i d a y . a d v e n t i s t Pedal Pad*. CHURCH -Auto Cushion*. Seventh Htreet and Elm Avenue Gas Capa Sabbath School 9:30 A. M. ami Wheel Covers Church service qt 11:00 .A. M.. Gas Cans Saturday. Pyayer meeting at R'OO Auto Polish P, M. Wednesday. Auto ( Inner Radiator Slop Leak FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Radiator Flush CHURCH Tar Remover K. D. Ilrownlte. I). D. Pastor Car Wash Rev. Douglas H. Charles. While lir e Paint Assistant Paator “Polish ( loth 9:45 A. M.: Sunday School for Glass Cleaner all ages. Polialr Bag 11:00 A. M*.; Morning Worship Hast Resistor Service. Sermon by Rev. Charles. Tube Repair Kit 7:00 P. M.: Junior and Senior Top Dressing Young People's MreUIng Hand Cleaner 8:00 P. M.; Union Worship at Aqta Top Sealer the Presbyterian Church Rev. Hire Pump Charles Thompson, SupL of the jkalo Jack Methodist “ T Or manage will .preach ash Light Bulb* rn from thi and the’ children the home Aalo Fuses will give special musk.---Fire Extinguishers Extiagulsher Llgliid CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ■pyrol Pgrk Avrnue and Third Street Machine OR John Bernard Root. Minister Oil Filter Cartridges Sunday School, 10:00 A. M. Gasoline - Filler a Morning Worship, 11:00 A. M. Radiator lloae Subject ^ ‘Christ's Way vay Will With Man.' Hose Clamps Fuel Pampa Seal Cavers 8.19 Ford A Carburetor* Cher,-Plymouth Carburetors IM S C'eailaaen F e e s Fan* Oa* Shock Absorbers 4.15 Twin Auto Horns 6.87 Sam* dealer* call this free marMusical Horns " 10J8 ket - aa contrasted with the con­ l k t a *a 'Jewels 5c tract market at (91 - a “ gray Blew Out Patches 5c market." One paper dealer Is currently Tire Kellner* I.HB Cup Grease 18c offering 500 tons of high-quality Ford Floor Mala U l Swedish newsprint at (240 a ton at Curacao, . Netherlands West > Up lu and Including 1148 Cher. Floor Mole 1837-1-8 SAI Indie*. This 1*'equivalent to about Stop Tail Lights IA8 (200 a ton dsllvsred In New York. Another source of eupply for I Way Rim Wrench 8Be Spot Lights *--• 11.60 the high-priced free market Is Ant* Compose 1.28 the dlwirslon o f Canadian paper consigned to New York for re­ export. H YDRAULIC JACKS A typical transaction occurred IH Tan To 16 Ton several weeks ago, one paper dealer said, Involving a shipment HEAR OUR NEW 8 TUBE of newsprint to Shanghai from ' FIRESTONE AUTO RADIO a Canadian mill through th* port •8.88 of New York. The exporter In STALLED FREE, A E R IA L New York Darned that hie Sha hla Shang­ E. hai customer had gona bankrupt after th# paper had arrived ii >> f»a l Covers last*lied FREENaw York, tnln dealer said. Tha Gat Oar Free KaUmatsa On AH paper eventually flit*rad Into the ~ sir Work, Jro# market. i¥ ' .. W ell'Inform ed-■owreoo In Industry Xtetod they know o f only instance, involving about 11 tons of newsprint, In which a Canadian mill delii ranged with Ita New _._ _ to divert Into the free market newsprint _.wh«eh W»a ostensibly bound for re-export from Now York. A fair quantity of off-alte newsprint also haa found iU way to the high-priced market. Not- 55 Newsprint Prices m 5 P 5™ Peace Overture ti'eallaaeS I r ^ . Paae <»Ml tax cutting bill with the asicition Made T o Dutch it is still the “wrong kind of tax reduction" at the "wrong lim*. House reader* plannrd an u n-, By In d o n e s ia mediate vote and confidently d o rr-1 identified as the former Amerksn merchantman Pteiident Warfieldapproached Haifa in custody ol British destroyers. Seizure of the refugee ship was disclosed in an official announce­ ...I th, : O ffer T o Raise Food ment by British authorities, who jority la ovtrndf* But lupublican* foreuw little hope of ©burning) H lo c k m U C lC IviHCic- B y ■aid that the boarding parly had an overriding majority in the Premier O ver Radio “ encountered strong •resistance and lhat tear gas had been used Senate. Failure of either flouc by both sides in the battle. B A TA V IA . Java. July 18. (*7 to override, they say. *will kill any lax reduction for the current »#■• Indonesian Premier Amir Sjari- The announcement said that dam­ ages had been suffered b f both foeddin *said in a radio ‘'■(leech the intercepting naval vraael* and sion of Congroi* Mr. -Truman's veto .message today thr republic was prepared by the refugee iTsT ship during' the . went to' the House which origi lo halt all hostilities^and unfriend- clash. The steamer President.Warfield, income tax slashing; ly action provided the "Dutch natrd the once carried thousands o f vaca­ measure to become effective Jan­ show an ragerilcit to reach a tionists between Baltimore and peaceful solution loo.” The speech, uary I. The first bill he vetoed Norfolk, a* quern of tha old Baywas identical, except that it would broadcast over all Indonetisn sta­ Line fleet. She participated In th# Nor­ tions, offered alto to lift the (pod have takerr effect lilt July I. mandy invasion in 1044 and later Since lhat veto, the President blockade against cities occupied turned up as a troopship plying said, "there has been no lessening by thr Dutch. tha shallow Seine lietween I-e Il came at a moment when Havre and Rouen, of the need to make substantial She was mastered into war serv­ payments on the public debt.” Dulch-Induncsian negotiations ap­ ice In 1942, made an Atlantic Mr. Truman said that when the peared lo have broken down over crossing under her own power, particip time come* to lessen the wartime a prnjiotrd cease-fire order and and participated In pre-invasion tax burden il should be reduced police powers in a projected in amphibious maneuvers o ff Barn •tablo and the North Devon‘ coast iuw . terim government. The Dutch had "on a basis Ihal is mu fair io lo tow of England. mcomr groups at well at. lo high predicted armed hostilities would Th# Warfield cam* back to the income groups." j *•*»! this weekend because Sjsri- states battered and destined for Without specifying whan he foeddin had rrjrcled all Dutch the scrap heap, but the Weston Trading Company of New York thought the time would be yip* demands, bid for her 160,000 at a surplus for cutting taxes, the President1 , . asserted: t Reported rlauhe* along the sale. O l.ftm unequivocally committal fr‘Hit-Bwey»«3P!iha»i«*d Use tenA laYer announcement said slii ,.i,i kind Li...i uf ,.r tax reduction i,,.i ■•on. Trie Inilonesian Newa Agrncy had been bought by th* Chineseto the right asserted thr Dutch had fired 210 at Ihe right time." . „ ., --American Industrial Company o f The Republican bill trim* taxes " " ‘J1* ,n,° lh®village_ of Hand- New York and wuuld go into from ' 30 per rent In the luwest - . I 1'’ '* n .,7' f 1 *0't*8 ° f Han- service as a Chinese river boat. taxable Incomes to 10.5 per rent , ln ' ' f 1* "*•*•» Inflicting But she started for China by on Incomex over *192.000. But |Vy. c* ,u* lti#* uver ■ three hour way of Marseille, France. Moat Mr. Truman termed this measure 1 „ of her cargo when she set out "a premature and faulty lax re- e»„,!V? • .*,,ilIl ' 1lrnn lrtlw n waa life preservers and mesa hlu. ductlon bill” which would Inject , ^ , * mIndonesian troops There wasn't much doubt shu into the tax system "inequities y «l* «U y at Bladjung really was headed for a Job o f which Would greatly increase the •'■•f»*8at near Bandoeng, running Jewish immlgrhnt* into difficulty of making desirable . " t,u.,ch ejmwupiqus said the Palestine. revisions ” Indonesian* had committed "far Ha added thatthe legislation, I"01* lh?n" *Z1 truc,B vblarlons fa "at complete variance with the i **!1 *Wo ‘ I 11 ,’*'1 fundamenlyl requirements of o .. ° " * I**“ ce accord mute be. is is ,,,____ 1,1,00 ,lmM, t ll. nce ^‘ be llepub good lax b ill" and said he,......j .,_ romaelled" to veto it. I .. nl j tI1*ed their flrxt ceai traatlaarO Iraaa P ast (lae| The Prtsldenl ^referred lo in-.T1" 0rJtr |T,b - “ 7* The Repui. lengrd by members from nearly tcrnallon«l uhliiraliunK «■ auoihvr t i ha every cabin and tvon by a moder­ reason for delaying the reduction I ,l “ ch bed violated tha truce 30J ate margin. of taxes. He said: times in June. Mr. Morris told the campers the “ Our responsibilities for inter- u 1 legend of “ Little Anni>," "Onenational rehabilitation have no "eltadjil of the Indonesian republic Eyed Pete” and “ Long Knife Har­ Important hearing; on our.effort* J*®**®?’” ™ *belr return from Hatav. ry” . The^rampers went to theLr ia. the Dutch capital o f Jogjakarta cabins for ta ps and IlgbU-out anxi­ to secure lasting pears. "The recent refusal uf certain while Imth sides anxiously awaited ously looking forward to the hike nation* to Join in common en*. a decision from the Hague about to the Haunted Church und “ Onedeavor* tu establish conditions of whether the Netherlands would Eyed P e te V grave, planned lor stability Increase* the difficulty lake up arms to solve the latest hi the morning. stalemate. Hoys and counselors attending of our task.” (A military spokesman In The the camp are aa follows: Cabin X; The President said th# bill rep­ resents not only “ unsound fiscal Hague said yesterday the Dutch Pete Brock, counselor) Dancy GalBowen, Bobby policy" but would contribute “ to bad 98,000 well equipped troops lahan. Squire! inflationary pressures which we on Java and Sumatra ami 10.009 Parks. John Fox, Wade Garner. have made progress In combatting more on other East Indies>JsJainh. Frank Cranston.JlaroJd Cranston, rmy Roberto Poey and Fredirlcu I’oey but have by no W an s -overcome “ Th*- Indonesian "Republican arm ’ wa, reported to have 200 from Havana. Cuba and Aliiton Hr rontlnued “ A * ] stated ill the message on troupi, not including guerrillas.' Baker: Cabin II: Gene Levy, counselor. Mike Wbelchel, Wesley H.R. 1, tthe first tax Mil) there Spencer, Walter Routh, Runnla Is no Justlfiration for tax reduc­ Garner, (little chief), Charlie tion so long a* price stability at Mann. Jimmy Daly, Spartanburg, sound level* has nut been secured (!*.. Walter Graham, Hugh Walml business, employment and ters. A'. H Gatlin, Edwin Lockett; national Income continue at peak Cabin III; Chum Stanley, counsel­ levels, Since his original veto, Mr. B f ALEXANDER It, GEORGE or, Tommy Speer, Bobby Morris, Sammy Jacobson. Stanley Rats, Truman said income payment* to WASHINGTON — Smaller meat individuals have continued to rise sppplirs are in prospect for ‘next George Harden, Joseph McJIndvl, “and the general level of business year as a result of the high price Atlanta, fi*., (little chief), IPliy Clark, Buddy Dunn. Robert llak-l activity is establishing new high of corn. er. Jimmy Fox and Joo Hutchin­ racords." while th* ■number ■>! Government livestock rxperta . . . civilian* employed has also m- alsu say that if consumer dt-jnand son. Cahin IV; Spencer Harden, coun­ creased. i continues strung, meat price* are Asserting that total employ ' likely to be higher in 1912 be- selor, Donald Kelly, C. K. Flowers, Melvlle Brinson. Al Phillips, ment In June increased bjj 1,726,-, cause of the shortened suppl PIT. James Stripling, J. L. Black. Hob-| 000 over May, bringing the totr.l‘ | 1 High prices for corn tcud id to bv Mitchell. Monroe Pearce. Ednow empluyed tu more than 00,- reduce the, future meat supplies (8X1,000 - the highest III history, because many corn grower* fig ward McCall. Robert Shoemakei, the President declared: ure -they ran make more money John Eberhardt.-Jacksonville, (ll(“There Is still no convincing by selling their corn than hy feed­ tla chief);. Cabin V; Al Brock, counselor, Larry Burney,. Ernie evidencp that a recession Is Irnmi- ing it to hog* and cattle. Faint­ er*, particularly those in Ihn torn Morris, (little chief), Morris Phil­ hehL, lips, Jimmie Owen, Kenneth Ram­ "Tax reduction now would de­ belt, keep a sharp rye on the hogsey, Rodger Garner, Edwin Mad­ lay lb* readjustments of prices rorn price ratio. den. James McKee, Billy Park, and wage* necessary to maintain Th* Tschnlcsl Deadline George Putman, Robert Shew: _____ _ Cabin VI; James Lawton and Rob­ this high pro*parity. prosperity. It would This _____ ratio ______ means,_ ’ _______ generally lead to an tv#n Mgther level of j speaking, that when the market ert Cranston, counselor*, Gene prices for consumsr goods. It price of i00 pounds of hog« Is Das Ellsberry, Alfred Stanley, Nolly would increase th* danger of a than the price of 11.6 huihel* pf Dunn, Curtis Winfrey, lie Land, recession," corn D the "signal” .for leu feed­ Sammy Dunn, Robert Gavin. Jat king of corn In normal tfnvt, when sonvilla. - Jimmie Wright, Bill southern newspaper paid (80 ■» most hog-feedlng farmer* *r# e f­ Moore, Richard Phagan, Kaiinetl ton' fnjr short-width newsprint ficient .and experienced operators. Boll* and James Boll*. However, the big Increase In which Resulted In a paper with some pafts only ona and one-half the demand for .meat during tha war and postwar period brought tolbtnnt wide. Th* whole problem of the naw*. a large number of inexperienced hog producers Into tha business. P'rtnt - shortage despite somewhat Many of these nawcomera figure Idgher production in Canada, the <t‘*a 1taa*e trees Pa«* main world producer and this It payi to aq>p or reduce eJVn- Ing Speaker Marlin (R-Maaa) In feeding when th* price of 100 line to rapfafe him In the event country’s chief source o f supply, now is being investigated by two pounds of hogs is less thin the Mr. Truman I* unable "to com piste hla term. committees of 'Congress. The nric# fit 13 bushels of corn. A Department of Agriculture Th# Dgialatlon. which Mr. Tru­ Canadian Combines Investigation Commissioner has made a "con­ market observer recently esti­ man requested Immediately 1after fidential” report regarding an mated lhat 100 pound* of bogs b* entered th« White House and alleged "combine" In the news­ were bringing In money equiva­ vacated the vice-presidency, was lent to oniy 10.2 bushels of t«rn . signed as part o f the preatdenprint- Industry In Ceneda. Corn prices Increased consider­ llal routine. ably after that computation ^waa The House Appropriation* Comtjiiniit t tee recommended an additional Fall sad Winter Prospects 5,600,000 - for construction of ■y Alky While prospective reduction In temporary housing for war vet­ livrs'fick feeding indicates smaller erans and tnelr families. nira( suppIDs next yesr,, butcher The committee estimated that KU ft’U l o t SAY HE »hup* probably will be heavily unite can be provided with stocked In the coming fall and HEAH P£ U6MG ARM o new money, which supplewinter montha. There has bc«n a p£ LAW KoTCM Up WID ~463il4 already msnte (436,46 _ _ pro* record slaughter of raltD and vlded for the program for eonm e las* — calves this year, and an increased other war housing (nx to temporary output of pork I* Indicated for version of surplus military and m Aw * u m ! h it *yt this summer and fall. veterans’ housing. Th# National U > N & l £ i$ s o p a t Tha Bureau of Agricultural Housing Agency Is In charge of Economic* aaya this year’s ku^a p O -U U C fifA A M " ... slaughter of cattle and calves wi~ the work. Tha House Commerce Commitresult in a sharp reduction In the .red DgDIatkm to (Ir e number of these animal* on /Arms. tee appro1 Cattle feeding ln‘ 1948 probably l|ely 31 merchant ships as rom will be beDw the high rat* o f this pensation for an eqnal number of vessels lost or soiled In l . As a result, says the 1-and Teal“ outtf0T Is" * Th. Wll. already approved by ta b« reduced next year. However, food supply observers Senate, also, .provides for return oworer. feed XXI In wartime seised say “that even If .meat output I* of (80,000,000 *ed as much aa 16 pound* per Italian p r o ^ r t^ after ^ pereoa next year, Il will not ririm s"offtU. S T ritteeL who suf. •artSy mean **a critical she In Italy, during, the except possibly for thou a hot haye the money to buy A renewed plaa tor United The en ra ge conaumpuo Person for. tha years 1939-1938 wee Statea leadership In repatriating 116.6 pounds, almost a pounds and reaettllng the displaced per­ D u p«r person than this year's sons o f Europe went before Conwith legislation " average of 163 pounds. Camp Winona Left Hook To Bear’s Nose Saves Child CHICAGO. July.JS, W 7 - A city fireman punched a bear in the note at the suburban Brookfield Zoo and thereby saved the life of three year old Terry I^e Falk,'of Juliet, III. Terry, visiting the xo-i yester­ day. with hia mother, Mr*. Amherta Fait, decided tu feed-the black bear some o f his surplus pop­ corn. He clambered over the guard rail and across the Inter­ vening safety xone. The benr ■cited the child and pinned him to the rage with hi* huge, clawod paws. Fireman Walter Troy, attracted by the child's screams, leapt-1 Ihe rail and began punching thu bear's nose. When the animal relaxed its grip, Troy snatched Terry free. A t Berwyn Hospital, where the boy waa treated for claw marks on hla right nym and left thigh, Terry said, " I only tried to pel him." niitstanding wore reduced to (/? 1B7.000 but accrued Inlcn t « bonds w u . . (U 7 l,2 4 ti tu ought the total up to $7,4'. Tlirre years later In 1930, uutstanding totalled $5.9JU,0go and accrued Interest was. (fA6,4j« n 'to ta l of (41,516.422. ‘*y On Ju ly 1 of Ibis year tele Dinds outstanding were It.XTv.u, and there was no accrued intt-mp On Sept. 30, 1929 total bonds These mature Sept. 1, 1977. outstanding were (7,002,000, ac­ crued InU-rvst on Itund* wa* (294,791 aud total bonded Indebtetlness Thq United States has 3t,TCo 000 telephones. Great Britain 1 was $7,290,791. By Sept. 30, 1933 total IhjiuIs 676.000. and Russia, 1,272,600. I’Bvinir Iwmli In 1927 wc»re 000 |fH nitificMlcs uf iitdcbtcu* m -u I I t i l ,0 0 0 . In 1928. it was found necessary to Issue refunding bomlfc to pay bills and interest ami principal un serial bondl that were <fte. This Included (Cld.OOO issue! uf 'A - l refinancing bund*: |2fit,0(Xl uf A2 l>onds and (426.000 worth of A- •* 7» t :■ / < rM tlaar« \r * m - UNION WORS H lf SERVICE _ t i ' - - * To Be Held In Washington Meet The Presbyterian Church I'aa* " lit Sanford which are eager to main­ tain adequate airport facilities, but which have been handicapped ip doing *o because of Inadequate income lo defray the large ei[Mti** Involved. From Inquiries that have been sent to the Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Higgins said be it rontidhnt that a great deal of th>' propert Uie.ftlrpprt can, filled approved 'businesses whose Te tals will gu far toward offxettim: expenses of the alrpori. *— " , Sunday Night, .July 20 at 8:00 P. M. REV. CHARLES THOMPSON Supt. of the Methodist Orphanage , WUt Be.The. Speaker. The Children of the Home will give Special Mimic Bonded Debt 4l *tftIInurd frirm Chip f>Mt 000; 9100.000 for real estate; 1100.000 for hospital (never built); 176,000 for..FwhUe*w«r; 1100.000 fur a swimming poo) (not built); (576.000 fur sewers; IttX),000 for a fire station (not built); 1325.000 on the waterworks and (182,000 <t>n the gas plant. The failure o f the Beminole County Bank. In 1927 accounted for a loss of more than (1,000,000 of city money derived from bonds, including the funds for the new hospital, swimming pool, fire station, (400,000 for the bulkhead and part of the sewer funds. Services Under The Auspices Of: First Methodist Church , ‘First Christian Church ** First Congregational Church Episcopal Church ~ ~ ~~ ' First Presbyterian Church u REV. Me KlfJLEY’S SERMON TOPIC FOR Hljrh Corn prices Result In Smaller * ^ Supplies Of Meat Aid Estimate WHAT HOPE OF THE FUTU R E ------ ON W H AT TERMS? 8 First Methodist Church ‘A F R IE N D L Y CHURCH IN A F R IE N D L Y C I T Y ” "I- 1 ' ■- Your Ford Truck Deserves FORD| TRUCK' SERVICE S MUONE'S MEDITATIONS r fere’s No Place Like HOME FOR FORD SERVICE Inc. * I) “ • ■ t::~m■, . —- flMflIfmmmtt Irva !*«■• «lnr| W-l AUTHORIZED SI ECE 808 B, FIRST STREET PHONE 200- la ' ■ $ - vr . sv a i - : V7 . m m m m • 1. - j j g C " ■ * 1 - v i 5 r ^ r'M a. |1 . * » * ^ T J • :' . * t B l — �t » ^ai In U « l l y T h er# la S tre n g th — T* Pfrtact th# l'u c * or IK. World; Freer**# of A n r iln ; To Product Prosperity for Sxnfofd. #• J, ' "* TH E (un.idfraldt tlundilte.v lhrou|h lue.dsr »itl\ ' scattered showers rau.ll) during «ftrrfliKjri.‘ AN IN D K P J iN U K N 'f D A I L Y NKW BPAPKH H »Jt . V O L U M E X X X V III W EA TH ER E sta b lish ed 1908 Tniman Calls For ;er Defense S A N F O R D ,* F L O R ID A , M ONDAY, J I- L Y 21, 1947 A u o c iiU ^ I _ Six Mail Jury I f " Proas U i M d N O . 177 W ir o , Dutch Forces Attack Gromyko Hits Balkan Inquiry In Papy Case is t "Unprecedented Pros­ perity" Cited But Inflationary P r o b ^ l e ms Outlined 5,000,000 R eds In U. S, A re Said Pushing 3rd Party W ASHIN GTON ? July 21 UP) President Truman raid today lit.* nation hat turgrd to a pinnoclc ol House Passes Measure "unprecdcntcd prosperity," but Poll mutt (lengthen ill dclentr againil - O u t l a w i n g inflation. •, * Ta x R e q u i r e m e n t In a'tpecial mid-year economic report to Congress. the CJtiel Lxts W ASHINGTON, Jul?‘ <*■> 1 % id i w drilerctf t W piodund» now it running at a talc cl An ritiniate th#t their air abuill $225,000,000,001) a yrar far sut- 5,(11)6.000 CommunitU or lyuqzr patting anything in hittory, and (hurts in the United Slaletr-all puihing lor a coalition of l r!lii/i, added; "We can place thr high produc­ wai given the Ilou»r Committee tion and the high employment on Un-American Activities today that we. have today oq a firm hy Walter S. Steele. o| Washing* fQunddion-vHSIrWmg pinipenly ton. Steele wat ihcdirst ui 14 wit­ and peace.” ft But threaded through the 30,000 nesses scheduled aa the commit­ ter liegan a week ol public lirarword document were four C ’t Corn, Coal, Conitruction and Com­ mgt on Cqjnniunnt adivitirt. He merce overseas, named* "by ’ Mr. testified at chairman of thr Na­ Truman at development! whirl) tional Security Committee ol the patriotic, mean that "inflationary ptolilerm American coalition ul civic and fraternal tocirlirt. lhe may become itronger." Terming price reductions at ill coalition it an organization ol 04 Judge Directs T&rors Be Kept Together And Cut O ff Ftoin News Publications Curfew Restrains Rebels Forced Into Yugoslavia 90,000 Additional By Greek Troops Jews In Palestine T A liA H A S E E , F1*;4 July 21 t/P» A six man tnal jury was seated today altri two and a hall hours of examination to try for­ mer Representative Hemic C. Pap) of Key West op litaigrs of l>tibin<{ fellow House* member I..__ As soon as the jury, was sworn in. the couit recessed until 2: HI U N Commission Plans Repercussions Feared T o Visit Area Of On Deporting R ef­ * Initial ' I nVasi 6t Y ugees" *1 () ’ * F i'd n C e ' Republic's President Appeals For U N S e c u r i t y Council T o Take Up Issue HA I A V IA . Java. July 21 <4't I’irttdrn! Soekatno said by radio tonight the Dutch wrtr attacking his Indftrircun Kepulilic hy land, an and tea. He appealed to the £fzl>L • / ctlef t‘1 toil r ScW i ii Wii/ NdOdham apj Rep. • Clarence h|. ike up liont Secuitly Council to take Camp of (L ila accusrd Pajiy Ol ATHENS, July 21 td*J First JERUSALEM. July 21 (4') A the tiMie. offering thyipTirilies to help defeat A Dutch lommttnnpie said Dutch ditpalrhet repoitrd today that duik’-to-dawn curfew was 0 1 dried a bill pridiHamig telejihune and waipDnrt . had attacked Kepubltguerrilla bands had attackrd two tuday fur *>41,000 Jriutalriu Jcnt. Irtegraph companies from giving can aiilirlds in Java and Suinktia SOVIIT OHIO ATI Andrei A. Gromyko (lull) is shuwn a* lie spoke uu points in noithetn tiireir neat the bringing*1ir 155,000 thr number ot their service to rare bet bookmak­ the Greek situation before the United Nation* Council at lark a Success, Hlgotlav bolder, and lliat-in f a* h Jews under cut lew restrictions here, brrause Indonecian lighter plants ers. They aie thr Stale's prin­ N. Y. He said that th* Soviet Union “cntii.i.t agree" lo lha U. S. proposal casr they wilhdirw atln a’ bat­ ii| Haifa and in the Nalanva weir 1raily hu action cipal witnesses, for the establishment of a sumUpanikativni lionlier umimiaiiun lu U>« Hie Dutch, dec la ting they would tle tu Yugoslav territory. area, lhe action followed a new During srlerliun of the Jury, Ualkan*. He left member* of the Count it in the dark as tu whether h« I’apy sat calmly at the’ di-frii.v w ould veto ll)« Amur lean resolution or mviuly abatatn. Seated at right Gtrrk troops punned harass­ outbunl id violence which left nut attack nlhri thr civil pupuIt Sir Alexuntliir Cadogaii of ClA'al Hulun, (IntrriiuttonaU table, surrounded hy six lawyers, ing action against l.rllnl forces ihiteaieaci-and-2 ) wounded ns 4ti latioii ui non-military ob|ecliv<i, . Neither the Stale nor the defense were Htt/iiiptlbjl 15 ithtnobitiia haid the mountains tirai thr-Iron- hours. Used all of it* allotted challenge* tatting anti airciait guns al the tin df Albania, Yugoslavia's west­ uf veniremen and only 15 of the The llntish Army wat oidrird •93 called a* prospective J u iu is ern neighbor, allri irprtlillg the lu lock in the Jewish quarlfl* firltlc and the Kepuhlic 111 ail force, were questioned, ollrnsive against koiiilsa last week. here fluin 7:0(1 P. M .‘ lo '5 :t)ll hrllrved lo nutubri jlnrlil 40 obI'at Whitaker of Tampa utilized Dispatches today Isons Saloni­ A. M. daily "until lurthrr notice. solrtient Jspanrs^ ‘planes, many ■ everyone of them on whether they in (ibor irpair. ka said 400 gurmllat had athad any connections with news­ Sonif 50.000 Jews in Haifa al­ Tier Kepulihca^i ladio. over papers or relatives connected with tarirtl Mooyrs. 25 miles noilh id ready were under a similar cutneceaaary In many area*, the i a ci e t i e t promoting patriotiim tiew’tpapers. which ♦viekatliu appealed, said Salonika, at dawn )rslriday but lew. Alxnil 15,000 at Nat^liva president aaid they nm'l not !»• He iil»o asked them whethei they Dutch aitlllriy had ctpriird file Steele laid, Ur ga>r till* bleak were irpelled by lilrek comuianswamped In a wave of aperulution would Icon "to lhe slightest it**have been under lualial law lot ■ruseu by the forecatt of n short down of CominuniiU and their g r e e "' toward the prosecution if Jos who killed 10 befujr the re­ a week a* a result ol the kid South cd Hauduriig. .11It) unite soulhrait uf Ifatacia lhe tepott rtilrn crop or hy a wave of newj lympalhi/rti in (hit country: i’apy were not called lo the aland Firm Granted Option New York A ll Kight, maining guerrillas lied acton thr ntptng of two Ulilish army ref yjee boosts (legged to w sgejuid prJ said lieu Dutch planes using lock* 1. Upwatdi ul 100,01 Ml c aid­ to testify in hi* own defense. AH Yugoslav border two miles away. On Lots T o Build He Says, But Needs grants. a’ coal coni i art settle John L. Lewis' replied they wotdtl not ltd Ihut In-, rts allaikrd Malaya, in west Ja­ ea riyrltg tnrmbrii of the Com­ A rm y casual Mrs w*r* two killed, merit. ftuenre tbrm. Fear o{ repcreunions lor the in. and that other Dutch aircraft 50 Pre-Fab Homes } A Little More Sun and two wounded. Mr. Truman aaid there are a* munist Party. Three state employer* among Other dispatches said 300 guer­ deportation from Haiti of 4.5llti had dialed a' Sonkaila-Sraden .yet “ no groumla for real alarm 2. Another 100,000 candidate the properties Jurors were ex­ rillas raided a puli,-,* alutiun at or more uncertified Jewish tel nor for general upeculative In­ lor party membership. cused, either by the prosecution ladway limn. Messhori, about two miles south creases in food prlcea" arising or lhe defense. Judge W. May The City Cummitriun declined lhe most noticeable thing abuul of . line- Vug**#las-—Imrsler—amt—I ! ogees uf the Eiodus ol 1^47 wav - -imicmr^Bn - tirtJxrirxxts "lrriT Oth- “ 3. Approximately 4.H00 mcm Walker excused two men when ireallas.4 l*ea» t i l l ei aourres ssnl the fluety- equip hers of Communist- front- organt- th »y'W td^il?y'h *3'pre^TiceIve.I lo a d htxlty tvening oiT i ~meT,V N e ^ m i m y to s cmrfiiTy U.) ■mile* northeast of Phlorinu, where repotted to hr the irason lor the pud Dutch anil) of about 1‘JO.OOO extended curfew Greek authorities said they hav* • , , ,, ytutuig thr city Ii»r the tint time rations. As for their |>oliticaI ac­ ideas about the charges men, using niustly If, S Lend ute tirorHived t>y v ommtssmnert. , . , , . , feared a iHrsaihle "invasion." Sim­ Before couth tecestrd for lunch, . . ... , t « the In k ol sunshine, Uuk Atkin, In London, authunlalivr Whitt suiplus inilitaiy equipmant, tivity, Steele asserted: t arraw.iy at the iroued. . . ultaneously a hand armed with Judge Walker directed -.tint the Andrew . » . .i rv who irrenlly won the Allhui I hhI- heavy maehlnegunt and mtirtans lull inloimanls said that thr Jrwriwas (tllH iking *st n g tiinuilaueuusly 1 "They are now,pushing for a lurqrs he kepi logathru •luough- r»(. . George AuitC, »ot, the lhoi|«- ** , , i . . • , . ij ,. w. ,i . ,t I in f )' talent scout program, told was reported to have attackfd the without vitas iriied Friday aboaidi nujnercai* pcunti coalition of Leftists' Vdt. the ,el udl (hy trial and Oral* th*y be rvsl lr-uiniturr Tnmpany that the le- . . .. . . ,, ■ * .1 1 1 1 ■ 1 1 Dr. It J Van Mink, acliug village of Mrtokainbo*. the refugee ship were bemg *|in» .............. Krlle,,|. ,«||„| pielatfon of funning a major third o ff from access to magatita-* and Cense ,lee, lor auction r.ilc» be te Ins fellow Kotaruns at their leg nearby setting fire to nine houses, de verdict It qntll newspapers ular weekly luncheon. Ml. Aiki.r party.” " ' spite slicing opposition hy armed ed back lo France in a ‘new and i|„ »M iniisliing "pultre xctitm." duced from SIOiFa'day lo $20 -v reached.’ tougher" approach to the hand I t.tent: Genera] Biniim It Spoor, Sliale called the Front organi­ . . The kctlon was taken at I 111? day. ’lhe motion died lor lat k *>1 .iddrd dial alter hr caught culd, peasants POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. July [lillrli coiiitnandrr, said tit an urhr spent a good deni of time look; f 4*»ml IhtiFil mm f*i|l » l» l One pew>|iu|t*r aceount'deelar-( ling of ruch blockade lonnri 21-lA*)-Dutchess County Surrogate sation* "fa r more dangerous" than a second. City Munagri II. N der uf tlet* day tltui "our entmlas’ mg atnund New ^oik for some ml the attack supported b* maFrederick 8. Qulntrrro ruled to­ the party. He- explained: •* ||„w, v, r. 0,, BrilUh foreign (la„ e w|lich try to Mayer said today. "Thu leaders era ppliiiriaed. as day ’ that all papers and file* of rolonlal offic* spoke..,im i*-| ,al.„tage'Ole minrere imptemantalittle m i net where he could gel chlnagUD fir* from the 6Hlh 3ugostav frontier post. the late President- Kooaevclt are author*, piufeasors. xrivntifts and Ned .Smith, ownrr of the San- ;n ^ (un ftiaed In cuniniant, i (ion of the iit’iec'ioents n'schacl, Meanwhile, lhe United Nations "a ealld and effective gift to the professional men. Kirer. Increasing ft ti I ft-l14e1.1 w|| I'nn* 1) %| find Furniture Company, and J.nk . ,, The informants said the Jew. onfotgellahle irrtptes■utN.-onniii.Hioo in v e a t I g s t i n g .Cnlted State* government to he Riemliem aie joining there, Afl, ti . ,1 L . , Another returned lu France presunialdy K.iLgan, nutmt^r ol Hir .VirHiml ** ™ ieed. maintained and preserved lire gradually veering to the party Greek Intrclet disorder. announc­ Aikiu it .tied, wa* (lie County Mulortw Inc., jppfarrtl l»r*| nl]\ /\ ed thut it planned to visit Kuril! would be accommodated in dis­ In the Franklin D. Rooxevett lib- line through the' pulling o f the , ^ * A $i*efd ol ll»r «ut iway* and the jam as to inspect llie ares where guer­ placed perxunx’ camp.. string* of the tireless Worker* rary at Hyde Park." lore lor v. omimitiutt md t*pp»»%rj . , . .l i Britain lias been In touch with A , t i i . H»ry prudiit r tliii mg the ruin rilla force, launched their first The decision ratne a* part of a npimig those forces ’ who have , •• .. . . • »• , "certain" European count! te. ».n (I - .ll.a r C I '. x , .in Ray A, Hollenbeck of Orlando triluclKm ol the fee lorAuction^ judicial aettleaient of the account party affiliations." lu-ur. Mr (4*1*1 *»( 1tVmg lit! liftt Steele said he submitted to the was arresled last Monday itrar the whole question of Jewish 1111 of prole-tdlng* of James Roose­ L ntil Oct. I, I M 4 , I nit ter , u|,|^4y ( k |«- on .hi H>erui((hl liin migration lo the Holy l.iind. they velt, Basil O'Connor and Henry War liepartment two months ago Chuluuta on a charge of hunting was $10 a day. said Mr. Sayr . Qrangr. range. N. J.. where he *1*saiil, and arrangements have liven P. Hsckett aa executor* of the a list of 2,000 Army officers or out of season after he had killed Iliad* with St leant Itnty nrii( last will and testament of Mr. men who are members of tic two turkeys on the preceding day. an el that lime was mciraird lo |tr(| some fiiend* .u\d said that Mole than tup •-IllpluVees of the He wa» taken the same day Indore the pirtrnl $100 talc. Ur dreliiird France to hall the flow of EuCommunist party or of fronts. Roosevelt, never will foigel the funny mpean Jews without immigration Florida I’uwet ('urpuiation gathlegislation to outlaw the jh'II County Judge R. W. Ware and that Mr. /Austin had appearrd at Last Spring, when lhe Senate .ensation in his ear* at he we*,I i-rrlificates try returning them to creil Fthlu) afternuon tu hunur War Inveatigatating Committee lax a* a requirement fur votina fined flQO and costa. le lim l iirraiuctldfi mlpeiItltendsnt I I s s IIsih Z I 'l l , s il l Joe Hickson, honorary game a merlins of thr Cnmmistirri on under the lludton Kiser. tlirlr emliurkutimi |>orts. fought permission to go through George r l.'Turner wt the llsnton warden and rider for the Buck July 10. irtfurtlrd the irdurtnm. "w # papers In search of informa­ This course has been advm-ulrd .Spring* I’ow.-i ptoot which wa* Mr. Aiken wa* introduced hy Point Hunting Club, identified and had pointed out that Orlando 1Tiariaa'"Morrison who had charge tion dealing with Navy purchase* l>y the Arati trailer.hip of Pal­ renamed tlie tlinige K. Turner Hollenhark a* having shot the had reduced the rate from $25*1 <-f John Vivian Marlin, Il'J, died estine. of Arabian oil. Fred W. Shipman, the program I'reviousty, plant. A pluqili- in llie hnllwey uf turkeys. According to County Hutirrihiy niinnliiK at il:00 o’ c W ) librarian, said "at such lime and lo $50 a day. Mayor Gut. willij ' " dr» w ««'t.e snnoiincrd that the In recent months, Jews uniuuv the liuilillng in-itil-vd with Mr. Prosecuting Attorney George A. .1 at hi* lionir on Routh Hsnforrt if the Robsevr|t pa|ier* are turned 1 r .t /-» I uifU n u ll Bull I Bullnnirrd lh%Speer, Hirkson heard the two shots the approval o f the Cnmmt.sioncrv.!,,,,,,^ r|u|, Avrnur Ito'trad made Iris home in in Pulrnttn* atuivr file quota lone Turner's name, was unveiled by over to the government hy court A. W. Iliggiti., pie.idi-nt .of th* rraallaaea -■ raee * 1.1 whilr in his home near where the users dllrclcd City Attorney rtrd j..,, J u l y no. The' •tub voted to Hanford for 21 years. order, the United State* arch­ cnnipnny Condition of Roy'Clyde Kitchln*, turkey* were downed, ran down For 11 1 * 1 1 )with the Sheriff, ivist would face no Insurmount­ Wnon to prrpate an ordinance' nn-ept the rhallcuKu nod ti. A. .Mi I inner, who live* m O r­ year old Oroee mechanic, whose the mad and saw Hollenbeck in able problem In making the papers i|«sr, wlio presldeit to lliu slisencr office, Mr Marlin, was Uirn June lando, tool charge of llu> t oll.11rucavailable- to a Senate committee1 motorcycle was wrecks*] . thorliy hi* automobile, and wa* Void by containing thr p:ojHj*cd reduction of I’ ntlidvnt Gordon Itrisson, up 17. IK7S in Decatur, Iowa. tloif .d-.alw*-iant ott tin- nil..lea of In- addiriim to the Widuw, Mrs or any other government body after 2:hh o'clock Runlay -nfter- The latter thkt he hart shot at a to hr luhmillrd *1 , (he Friday 1- inled 'tlrvitle r. Touflitun, Idike Mom o.- in Iv2*1, wa. in the noon when he attumpt«4f at high hawk, Anna, Marlin, other survivor. for official ute." mrrting. \iidrew Stine and Jnmea Higgins ■*-ivh;e *'f the coiiuiaii)' fur more The sound of, turkeys In dlirate o f speed to pat! an antomo* rh" Include-three sons, Werrrn W. t that time. President Truman limn 22 )inrt», and tin-, tl years Conitniasloners. Bishop* ntftl .1- B rotniilltlee to make the .Martin, f'rtirau Rapids, Minn., itjectad lh i request for the bile on llu- Orlando road at "Death tres* tnadfl * Hlrkaorr Suaulcioiia Fotniallon uf a Central Hondo uf experience in the iuduatry. arrangement*. , papers - and wrote the executors Valley", lx today reported aa aeri- xnd he noted (he tag number of Leahcr. were ahaetil frikn the John V. Martin, Jr., and William Pilot* Club w *t announced today Ho win ptr.t-nUol with a 32 Mr. Aikin recount*)!, hi* exit*- It. Martin, Hanford; on* grandson, by Roy Browning, airport man Tonight, thr asking for any paper* .relevant oua at Fernald-I.augnton-Mrmorf*l th* car. Later he recovered the Friday meeting. degn-f Masuitlc ring in token of tienc* in eininrcliuri with whicn t'oinrnlsslnn will meet tu consider turkey* and • notified a member Hospital, and x-rajrw are ('ring to the Inquiry. Carrol Martin, Psliran Rapids. •Krr, following tha sucres.f it com­ appriviatiuu, and Mr*. Turner r«M.l.llu.sU •• I'asr Sill II •■ tls tn at I'.s . t|si Minn.; two brothers. Chris Martin pletion uf th* breakfast flight In­ clevetl a corsage uf led loses. W. Shipman could not he reached taken to determine potslbld eon of th* hunting club who,in turn telephoned Mr. Speer. Porter Lan*. immediately for comment on thr cutxion. according to State High­ of l.os .Angries and l-orn Martin itialed by the Hartford Hchool uf J. .Clapp, new piodoellun super­ Ing, president Of the Seminole way I’ afrolman L. C. Bender, who rrogqte of t'ennqylvanla. Aviation Sunday morning. Tin intendent. served a* ilia.ter of surrogate's decision. Sportsman'* Association wa* con­ Funeral iffv lc fs will lie held al purpose of the new urbanization rereniunie* ,\ talk wa. given by YSaturday the Senate War In investigated the accident. tacted by Tanner, wildlife officer . Both Kitchena and hi* wife, rtsligating Committee subpoenaed the Krlrksim Funeral Home at is lu encourage the use of the air I'*e*. Iliggln*, wht|tUKld) pi sited 4::00 I', M. Tuesday and Interment plane in Central Florida and any Mr. Turner, aVT'itW a l«i It. J. pspars of the late President for Myrtle Kilrhen* were taken to the of Orange County wae located and with Seminole Gam* Warden aa ’ Inquiry aimed at determining hospital hy Charlea Luke, manager will take place in Everrreen flier with a atudent pilot’* certifi­ Allen, chief t-ngiu,-,-r uf the cotu*hn authorized a wartime contract of the Mather Furniture BUire Welter Coursen of Sanford, made Cemetery. The Rev.GlennK.Smith cate Is eligible to join. pany. the arrest. 6w Howard Hughe* for construe- and a wllnrs* to the accident. Mrs. take o f f of Llttlle and Rev. J. W. Auatln will Burnley's hrra'kftsl High. c»nnI ond with By BOBBY I'ARKH * Kollowing tlie ceremony, a fish Prior to arresting Hollenbeck “ n o f an experimental flying Kitchens, who waa trjuted for Camp Serilie 1Annie, camp legrmt. and Butile officiate. Members o f th* Elks o ff as scheduled, Mr. Riowning fiy anil picnic »>■ luld oh tha cut* and bruises, waa released th# officers traced th* car itumlwr Club will have charge « f (he stated, with H lilanes and 17 pilot* 'plant grounds. There weie many Wednesday and Thursday Were Dunn a* little -Annie ’ Ma* a to Orlando. Jo* Hickson waa taken E irl R! Koont, an altomey for from Urn hospital last evening. leaving th* Hanford airport at vislliir. of tlie company, formerly busy days at Camp Winona w it h '.< "'am. Bobby Morris tu Long graveside services. the Roosevelt estate, refering-lo The accident took plaeo about along to Identify Hollenbeck. A the many activities going full Knlf# Harry, George Harden as Pallbearer* will ba Jess* C. 5:15 A. M. They arrived at N o known a. The Florida I’uldlc Ser­ tha aubpoeaa. aaid today “ No one 150 feel south o f the well which companion who waa with Hollen­ blast. I lodge, Leo Rutner, A. W. Odham, Hmvrna at 8:36 A. M. and were vice Company, from Winter Bark, { Due Eyed I'ete and Stanley Katz knows V^ether the documents ia south uf the Big Tree road. The beck at the time of th* shooting Riding, o ff to a sluw start he-|n. tha grandmother gave a big J, D. McNeil, J, II. Truluck, Frank driven to the beach In c * r f fur- Del.an.) suit Hi. I'ete I shut g. •ought are among Mr. Koosevell'a motorcycle, a Harley Davidson, '37 haa not been id*nil/lad, M ld Mr. cause of weather, I* going full luogb to the campers, Bauer, II. >r. Jamedan and J. W. nlahrd by Bill Wright and Wind paptra. I f they are they will he model, collide*! with tha left rear Bpeer. Tha turkeys, on* large- and blast now with dally prize* being- Hobby Morris won lhe treasure Btawart. sor Rowley, operators of the New supplied Us the committee aa soon fender of the 1041 Chrysler Sedan on* small, war* put In th* Central awarded to the buy who makes| hunt held Thuroday afternoon by Smyrna Aero Service. Later lo ok Company » » poaaibls. Every effort will driven north on tha highway by Florida Quick rraete the higheat score. “ Squlmri"* a tloaa margin over Wealcy Spenfast waa aarved at the Airport ba made to comply with the sub- Josephine Mlney, 3d year old Or­ plant and will probably b* given Howen won a rifleman's handl-j n-r. This gave five extra points Grill. lando nrgresa. According to Pat­ to th* County kom*. (cook for the highest score Thura- to hi* cabin and an ire cold waterAmong thus* participating, in­ rolman Bender, the motorcycle waa Frank Grurge Murphy, « rualday o f a 43 out of * possible 50.1no-Ion a* th* treasure. ■ sides Mr. Browning were Walter dragged about 160 feet. Many, o f th* boy* went withi Wednesday night Al Broek tnKrohn*, Jr., C. B. Gunn, Howard dent uf Haufurd fur the test thr#* LONDON, July I I , (A V -A Brit- Bhryock, Ollvkr BJoblom, Mat rill year*, died at the local Tiailer Mr. Morris for an interesting 2Vk> tertained th* ramp at council ring RECORD FLIQ H T mile trip around the Ink*. On that by relating hi* aspariancas in Ish Foreign Offic* spokesman told Tlndale, Charles ‘ Baker, Julian Camp where he resided, at 1.30 ai .VM kike th# boy| viaited many points; North China. Th* Dishwaahtr* a new# ronfarsac* today that Ban- Simmons, Roy Mixon, Ted Jacksin, A. M. .Saturday after a brief ill­ M ANILA, July t l , <A>) Aness. WIESBADEN, Germany, July of interrat around Winona nncD'iuartat sang another highly jin- ora Eva Psron, wife o f tha Argcn- Gen* Bver fy «nA J— y ......... .Th* , tJtilf* Oil Company la Northwrst Airlines atntoliner ar­ Born Apr. 20, 1875 in KSntry. - * — tlna nraslitanf had g .Z I.U .ly ^ ' 1eanalderable increase in rived here today, completing tha 81. WY—An Initial practice flight tha outing was a huge success! Joyabla aong. . III., the deceased was a retired *wli called her plana for a visit to Eng­ uvan thsugh sonic rrt—ttTT” tro)rl ! ' BW f'Fark won his white awlmOf Its filling ilation at company's first commercial flight W irrtn r ____ Railroa'd Track Supervisor. ____ _____ ______ . R a m , land. Langled with a hornet*' neat at ndng ribbon and Kenneth _ hornet*' -ami r im Stteet, new Amarlcan Jt rlcin U 26,000* poumJ Ini nth* an old slaughter bouse. Survivors Include the widow, sey his blue. Cht/m Stanley and "Th# Argentina ministry of for­ kvr purchased the Lule Noath Pacific route. again*! q "bomb-proor German Mts. Nrlte M. Murphy, Hanford; Thuraday night waa stunt night Epcncar Harden report th* ba- eign affair*," tha spokesman aaid, ty adjoining t h e submarine factory waa postponed with each cabin entertaining the ginnars* swimming Flats** as all "haa informed-tha British Embas­ three daughters, Mrs. W, t}/ MtFIRR ’ ’-Firat Street for thle . . sy In Buanoa A ir** that 8*nora Cloud, Bartow, Mrs. 3V. A, Knight. rest of_lha camp with an original nuking foal prograd. ’ A carelessly thrown cigar re- today by bad wrathar. CLEVELAND, July 81. (AY— Charleston, S. C-, and 61r*. Har­ Th# hug* plane*, aquippod with stunt Tha stunts ware Judged by Buddy Dunn caused, snvy whan Peron will not ba visiting England auitud In a fire that act a porch a fire Saturday afternoon at 5103a special bomb-bay*, war* achedttled th# number q f hoy* in it. lu he caught a BH pound ba** while during her present Eurapaan tour." Th* CIO-Unlt*d Rubber Worker* vey Hale, Sanford; three anna, K. to fly over tha Farga underxround originality and th# acting. Cabin ftihlng with Gen# LeVy and Mr. The spokesman’# announcement intowislionsl policy committee hat M. KwtglTT?Sanford, W. II. Kwhrin. Laurel Avenue. Damaj* cams tu x 1than 10 days after ha dselded to ask the rubber indus­ Loa A ngeles, Calif., ami J. R. according to Fire Chief M. N. submarine plant near Bremen this ], under direction o f Danny Calla­ klurrta. The boys trtjoyad -a western hid dlaclaesd that Qutsn Etlis- try** “ big four"—Goodyear, Goo-I- imrjmi, Bloomington, In d; also t l morning to familiarise pIKffa and han won first place with a skit Cleveland. o f an operation. movt# Saturday night In tha ra- hctli had “ nltlmstad" aha would b* rich, U, R Huhber and Pirostune— grandchildren anj six great grand* bombardier* with th* layout. Dr, Quick portrayed by Wade rrration cabin. Ur. Morris has glad to receive Banora Peron If. she for another 1947 pay ralac. Aa Army Air Form spokesman children. Herman T/. Schroder'died this aild th* testa would eovar a three- Garner and us* feminine lead by mtda avary possibls effort to cam* to Britain. Funeral services will t>« conduc­ Tha eommlte# Msioad rising liv­ morning at 3:1* •'clock at his month period. Thirty “ Amazon" “ .Squirrel" Bowen draw a big furnish addsd rnUrtalnmdnt and Trad* unions her* had signified ing coats for Its decision yesterday ted at the Erickson Funeral tlom* id “ Bamaon” bombs, with tlu-ir ebaar. Cabin It with Ronnla Gar­ activities ! « this year's program- tha|r Intention to damonitrat* to more mknay from "B ig Four," Tuasdmv at 11:00 A. M. wit* th* home In Lake Monro*. Funeral Goal horseshoe*. against " 0*1 HI, III, soft ball, Horseshoe*, •ervtce* will be announced later high explosive* extracted, will be ner aa Dalsy>Maa and Walter ■Inst Banora Paron tf If aha .vlsltvlslt- signara.ofwka first wage contract Rev. Douglas Charles officiating. Graham aa tha -villain came In and ping pong az# all going ed Briuln and had referred to her this f a i r among tha nation’s maj­ Burial will be nrsde in EvargTsaSt by the Erickson Funeral Home, ___ s * . 4 . .- I . S _ A _____ _ at aaaond place. Cabin ill placed see-1,uon** aa “ a fascist " or producafa. T in charge No Action Taken Aiken Reports * To Lower Auction His Experience Fee By City Body On Talent Show fo u r L Rules On Papers And fFiles Of F .D . Roosevelt O rlan d o an Fined On O ut-O fSeason Hunting Charge Company Honors Frodm lion ( hief_ Upon Retirement John V. Martin, Former Deputy Sheriff, Dies Motorcyllst Hurt In Highway . Wreck Florida Pllotn Club To Bfe Formed Here Camp. Winona Activities Highlighted By Treasure Hunt And1Stunt Night o Pieces Of Local Property Are Sold Frank (icorjrt* Murphy Died Saturday A . M. Senora Peron Will Not Visit Britian B*29s In Germany To TeBt New U. S. Bombs CIO To Ask 2nd Raise From Rubber Firms J. Jmm * . ' • **- . '. i l . • t >r» ■■ - h �t • • -.k : r» **« - -’ YTT V __"j . . T H E H A N F O R D H E R A L D . B A N F O n D . FT/1 R TD A W -— m . - «/ The Sanford' Herald The Lost Family Doctor M ONDAY. JU L Y t} Florida Markets STEADY-Y, BOY! MnnqirarU *P <1 Hold 1U H V IU tS-t-l.ll«fcv,f *t- ts-a IV ld lld g e r H According to A rth u r J . Snider, n w riter on ncicntific xubject*. the family doctor, like the early American Indian. • a* SaMlsr kaalatri. I t»»l#x 'V alowly vanishing. . .................. ... n.illa AikMia. II I HaaaM _ A aUrvev conducted by Ihe Uniloti Stolen Public Health t a l . 1.1 aa a»r«a4 rlaaa-aaaltrr ( . I t l r r IT. 1*19. a« «*» I’-sl IIIMre Sen ice shows vthal one In every ten pjiyalcians .in tt large IJ taafar*. rla.Ua. aa^ar !** »»• midwentern city is a apccluliat in nursery, one in every 14 <<•(«■ •! •• l^*»* fifteen n H|>ecinli»t in oIjsletYicn and gynecology, one in HHII AMI I- »K% * twenty a specinliHt In Internal metlicine, and one in twenty M UM a specialist in eye. ear. nose anil thront diseases. ijuniiuv n r i i ||u*lnr One reason for this trend is the fact that the field of medical knowledge has become so wide and so com­ M |l«l llll’TI<*% MATH* ra.at.la la **••■••• plicated that no one mnn can keep -informed altout it. It» f- .. i» » . i i m Ii —- • * ,I T i A n oth e r Is that pay is Itetter and a specialist has more life Oat Maatfc -tli'M Maalfca • 4ill of his own. Then. loo, the public has grown to he eve All Hanti" • . •• „ Unr ___ . ■ _ that the only salvntion is in e|aborate clinics and tqtccinlizeil • ‘ ' All akltaatt nail***. ra»A» "[ staffs. Some steps are lielng taken to rnnko n career as a lliaaka. tem>t-U*n- and ■•••'»♦* «* general practitioner more desirable. Legislation is being ralalna Inada. will •<» • proposed in some states to supply saholarship funds for • • t.aalnr nd.»HI«ln« —»—■ t.taad "'*4 students who will return to small towns on completion of their courses. T w o yenrs of special Interne training for ll.aa la.-. Tk* ' . . I. m. .ir.lna.l M*W ’ VkV « 2 general practltlnnera are provided by some hospitals. Ortlrrm nr# *" ’ a,* The old-fashioned family doctor was a .force for good V I **1U« »" «•»* I .1 prfiiHpnl |i m 4i *m »I» m • In the community. His understanding of human nature |*i S#" V»rh* f rivalled that of the modern psychiatrist, and his knowledge if the workings of the body wns ncquired by a wide and varied experience added to his school ipid hospital work. .Much of his pay for long hours and hard work came in the !• Ifcla ' g|- a m i SUnatfW form of the warm affection and confidence of his patients. Medlral students of today may well follow his example. MONDAY. JU LY II. *9*7 Families really need this help. Th e new doctors, however, need to be more justly paid in money as well as gratitude. r» WORTHY OF A O R E A I -JACK-ttUNVII.I.E. July 21. tSpeof the United 8tatee Departmert of Agriculture, and a number of Federal ami 8Ule experta on varinua phaaea of production and mar­ keting of agricultural producla will l<e in Jaekaonville. Wedneaday and ThunoJay of thia week for ihe an­ nual conference of Florida •State Markrta ' ManagVra. the * rfftclal program, relcaaed totlay, revealmt. "Florlda'a ayatem of State-oper­ ated marketa la recogniied nation­ ally for ita pioneering work." aaid Director William I.. WiUorrin out­ lining plana for the conference. *T think that recognitl6n la haae.1 pri­ marily on the fact that we have progreaaed along conaervativi* linea —gnd that -w* have progrr.aed atradilv. The record* ahow gaina In over-all volume of buslneaa handled, for every year ilneo our Initial aale* on the Sanford Market In 1P3S. The groaa volume for the laat fiacah year waa more thnn ilxty timra aa large a» for the first fiacal year. That's » rcArd we all take pride In. It’s a rer. ord which reflects credit on^tho conservative pnliriea which Com­ missioner Mayo has insisted upon from the Iloginning. " I think the point should lie emphasised however,, that growth of our marketa l« not the moat important yardstick for meaauiement o f their worth to Kloridiana. % U Russia Written Off AMS OODJ Three advantages result front Husslnn refusal to co-operate with the Western flowers in any move toward _ m the rnmmon’ good. says Hal O'Flaherty, an American cop-elb* Pttryih »'»*'* ^ jqiondeijt •in Europe-> .-A . >.al-i • . ' in\enjr.n fW dator«*wf * * n * n r j. The division of Europe gives the UtiTteil States type machine*. Nowit 'hey it I j)r|(R|n a fy,.,, hand to proceed with the restoration invent lomething l«« making ^ wMfem Germany. The intolerable delays can in* avoided, fifw.prmi unneceiiary. averyttung Jirp|l t0 j)e j,|van relief enn lie narrowed ‘down will hi* all rightRep. Keating of New W k h». iolifiiucfd » bill allowing woikmj wivii to .deduct the «°»» °' b*b> - titters bom then inebm* Why sot include die lo ll of CooV» too? Lady bit Mountballen.-a couun ol King George, wai . New York l.ft week on • « " « * « n talking a woilhleia We knew the Hntuh Lm .piia-waa in a hadJuubut no jdea . . . , ^ h it . We ire wl.eie a Senate cornmi' He Just A Little Bit Bettertee i» going In conduct an inv*» tigatiOn into the cauie of htg* Dope tlip nnli-smnn who earns $20,000 it yt-nr havr* pricer- If they carry tho « ten limp.* ns much *nlrit ability an thn anlpaman coverinu far Oitnugh. they are liable tg land the nnmp territory with the aame lino who en'riia $2,000 right back in tho lialli of Goa a vefcr’*’ " " r“ ' gran---------------- . ' - r -r “ M m i ' man nml women liiink th e re .is a tri*im*mloiiM Rrmrmbrr tho»# popular tong •llffprencp in nltility nml imrforniniitu botwt'cn tha imtn who in lost Afttlnjr hy nritl tho msit ut thn top,'between^ .#1 yritrryrsr. "Yes. Sir. Ibst My Bsby." ” 1 Wonder Where M) (he mnn of ortlinttry Hccompli.shmcnt nnd the ntnn of outfltnmllnir schievcmcnt. Baby II Toniaid” *ml "H nw 7* Actnnll.v, the difft-ri'iico in nnmll. A in-monncl officer Gonna Krrp 'em Down On lb of n corporation employing several thousand pcoph*.. juiid Farm?-' Walter Donaldion. tne recently, "O ur department heads nml key people are' just B in wfio Wtcle ibrm, died ^ a » ordinary folks who got their jolts by doing n little more week at the age oi 53. and n tittle Itetter work than the others/ . , . . ■ • I | covcrrd by sur»t »pc«k*-. 4 C « 5S program.” Refora Wagprr’a ” Tannhain»r" in the Pari* Opera In 1BSI..I1 * u waa produced for the f tret lime rehearird 104 times, 14 of ihera with full orheitr^. One pound of tea will ii al'i 260 cUpa of The brew. H Don’t Read This Unless Yop want to sell a ear Yon want to bay a car We will Mil your car for I I I rummiaalon. If yonr car ii noi ly 11.00 reiAainsold, you pay oni. tlbn fee. High bid may ba refuted by seller. Smyrna Auto' Auction Co. Auction every Tueeday I P. M. Starting July 22nd A t New Smyrna Heach- Airport firing Your TRIe. n . *> i sr»i «:je ei!S J.*» Its* I ’M S;Oi sit* IU « III* 1 199 r'rWry I’liopper* Jambof.s ll-.mr.pun . (leaver IrsrllnR ■ New. Uuuii.e News . 'HeW* ’ • Hunilse Hertnad* plllrhln* .Tim* ytiunlna t>*vollnn* yi-ilili'K Meditations w l N ow It’s EcLsi : »irt Man)my*1ICays* N* W* we ' ISiS* News lu n) llawslisn M»l'-ill«» I ; IS Tours Vou'v# ll»'|"Mt».| I min I'hurcli of Chriti .. IS'IS l.r» Whits v im l ,»f • ‘ . I I I ) l.tim'liron Dsnr* M il) llhylhm Doodlrrs Thrpugrh FHA Title 1, Financinff . I; on N .w . at Norm till) IM I it* st Wrsl*rn ll'isnrtnp Nr-r,(| Ilnur NqJ«t News lloldsn Mrlodl** lias Tnnv FaUnr * THE HISTORY OF SANFORD CELERY Ry II. J. LEHMAN 1:1) JiO* 3:01 Si»s 1isS VIS S:(l K«l.ii H*r*nsrt*. N'tws liar Nun* Itsnrh llrsillln* Nsws « Mr loll Ir Whl.psrs Jlsrrh Tim* .■ Four Arm (it* Nrws • Irrigation was not the only dir-1In plsre hy driving stakes ISS* Cluli flrulty thsss pioneer cvlery grow- both sides while bleaching cel­ S si Nsws •ra 11*4 *° ovtrrnme. They had ery. loiter on .bleaching paper, Its Novsllr Tim* /I- V to .work nut a- plan for grow- cmnlnit In mils and of correct til* I'lsnn HlyllnRi •Slurry KuAsll) Ing young planks, and anon dls- whllh and length, took the place Sits Nsws of Ih* n*£__ Familiei with children havt bevn -ov*r#d that tender celery plant* of the cumin-) some boards. This The United States has 11,045,needed shelter from hearing rain* having a lough tim* duHng thr and very hot sun. Boon “ tent” piper was held In place with OOO automobllra and 'JN.i'OO.OOO light stake* on both sides, then , homing ihoilagc nying to find * ePIe#’ sprang up on every farm, a ‘year or two later wire wick­ telephones. • landlord who will 1*1 lh«m bring from tha long row* of seed beds ets, Iwnt by the farmers to re­ po their childieo into hi* bouia. This covered by tent ahaped awnings semble croquet wickets, wtrs used. ieees date* from tha end nf th* made of muslin. These could be With good rar* thia paper can b* may have been partly bccaute so rolled up on cool nlghta and low­ 5th ce n t u r y used fo r several seasons. many children will- be chiiditn- ered for heavy ahowers and hot The pioneef celery growers In Hhwever. the situation it improv­ •uttny days, as they were mount­ harvesting packed their crop In to 900 crate* per acre, and tha ed on “ A ” ahaped wooden frame i. ing. Either the children ate get­ Celery teed Is usually town in the field. The crates used were Mlllng price from grower* waa ting better or the landlord! arr prearranged bads from tha jBtt#r|R“ * to8rib *«'In the field at tha from 91.90 to aa high aa'$7J>0 becoming human. Out in Salitayy, part of July to I>eet>mbar for ™ «in g. A good crate per -crala.The plnnMr grower would aland •« Okla., the low n't biggcit landlord rarir.r or latar crops, and il takes: 2 f k* r., coulH "»■>«• •maxed today to aaa thy. immanaa hai announced that he is giving from alt to eight weeki for planta*” ,, rr,V** ,Irr bour’ to grow large enough for aet.'.'ut , ,h? cHerJr was stripped of wash houkaavand pre-rta-Vrs turn a- month’s free rent (o any and ting In tha Hold. 'Wast. leaves, sorted according to oul 25 to 30 cars of cvljtry per Ratline nlanls another ?,* V . * nd P*«k*d In crates hold- day. From these places calery all tenant! having children. Thi* Setting p lam* was anothor s. Colored Cole p a o p I a ware Ing three, four, all, eight, and washed, pre-cooled and' crated, earning winter Sanford might at­ rntdam. Itn oot«n stalks. Thus a if rower tract a lot ol tourists limply by rained and becama experts In preparing to cut an acre or more, rolls forth by truck and train loads to all parts of the Unltad this work. A good tatter, crawl­ advertising that children will be ing on his kneea, could set out employed a crate maker, a cuttei. States, Canada and foreign coun-‘ strlppera, sorters, packers, and welcome here. _ . trie*. aa many aa 39,000 plants In one day. For ana good setter there men to nail the covers on the Aa tha Hanford Celery Delta crate*. In the earlier day* tit* . . Newsprint pricei have ioateJ Inust ha two or three women pull­ n ew and developed, other sections numbsr of cretss ptr a m to (abulout heights dui ng the ing plants from the teed bed*, rled. As a rule whan celery wak began to procure celery. Amend Anton, latl year. An Auociatec i’ret* two people to drop the plants wwked In tha field, from 200 to theni were Bradenton, o iM fl In the rows where tha rround dispatch reveals sale# as high as haa been properly ■paced and 1200 or the average o f 7M cratau Rsrasota and tha district sroutc t<a»* vaygvituvav, Laka Okeechobee, m Ini parts % 0^1)* $290 a ton. in tha to cillrd “fie* ■narked, and ona man to give per acre. houthem East Coait, and t o destroy Insects detrimental each newly aat plant a cup nf liUrket” (though there is nothing Heart In tha central part of 1 lorvery free about it, as l a r t i w watar. Now In the year 194? and to eelary It ar^s ytcceseary to <da.. For tha past Un yt^. •pray and duet ,wlth different or tha past eight or ten year*, tan ita) which it 219 percent calerr petting machines have cmnn l.Vja2—nf.-ln saetleldee TV Is wwe Iona -htfW r-thsn ills r reTrat—trmtrrtt In. and many farmers are doing Tlrat don* by hand, then don* by of Zallarood, Oklawaha and Island •way wltn hand aettlng. Many drawn 100 gallon sprays and dust­ Grovs. price and seven limes hightr thar away ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ M H ftM l er* covering four rows, and today Soma o f tha Sanford calary tbc pre-war price. No other com o f the machine* uaad In this .ter­ this Is done arlth tractor* cover­ ritory are mede In Holland, Mich, that we know oi h u gone -nd srilh tfro operators on a ma­ ing I t to 18 or more roars. Air­ farm* havs bean growing erooa, calary and - other vagaUblaa, for up to much, either in the U*i chine, . can Mt from 6Q.OOQ tn planes have also bren ueed th* patt 45 to 90 yaars, and 1 tr. or in the pest , seven yean 10,000 plants per day. Under larger fields for lb# patt 19 aresUct that If tha land it pr»Pnormal conditions calery is ready year*. *rlv taken car* of by cover »or .harvesting in three er four The fr ir i brought many crops, muck, ate. It can and will newspaper is pr month* from time of aettlng, changes. The Government took continue to grow celery and other we are proud to My you kp Mil Calery grown her* could aat n hand, rake and' regulation* v! gets hire for the next 60 year*. were * " charged ihe same for your week!) s* bleached with earth aa P Q P lali* l d down, making It com 1 am Indebted for the facta subscription to The Herald'as yoi done tn Ketamaxoo, as our dl- pulsorv that each stalk ba Indl •nd dlgurea In the foregoing nate waa far too warm and moist vldually washed before leaving to Mlaa Mall Whltner and were peying before the war. D» for ouch procedure, «o wide Cy­ Florida. For the 1949 and i»4 article Mr. Randall Chase, both descen­ you know anything eUe you can prus boards ware uwd for many Mason celery, after going through dant* of pioneer celery growers. The End ptiy el ihe M »e prices » » ia 1940? )»a r».. These boards ware held the waih houaa tuna front 190 \ ONLY 5 % INTEREST NO DOWN1 PAYMENT 1 . -^•2 \ , ; j.. Y n convenient FHA financing: in now available for the parchaM of Green's Fuel Goa appliance* - residential and commercial Inslallationa. The type of fa i equipment tinted under F llA Title 1 include* Central Heating plants, floor furnace*, water heater*, boilers, air conditioning units and ln-the-wall heater*. No down payment on appliance* an d Installation coat of appliance*; no — * No msttor where your homo or butinea* may bo located, GREEN'S FUEL h Yts tob— • : \ of drainage canila. Although household washing Maximum flow of fl.00 ctthlc feet, per second waa ordered for mashinc* have been used for the 8t' Lucie canal last'week and many years, they did not ...rome discharge of the Caloosohatchee lit e r a l us* until after W orld River flowing at the rat* of 3.900, " Br '• cubic feet per second In order toj Dl , . , --------alleviate flooded condition* caused ! *h H agner. German comby nearly si* week* of continuous POM'r, * » » ■ -political * iil* for t ,, ’ many years. In hranre.and Hwll. ' -I xerland, where he wrote some of hit gratst wqrka. France haa 1,900.000 motor ve­ hicles registered—let* than 4 per Two-flflha of Ceylon'a great cant' of th* total U.8. registra­ tea Crop Is shipped abroad, mostly % iw m i<ti tion. England haa 2,900,000 motor to London, and the remainder Is »VhVclVa'' disposed of domestically. ' • : ' 'I I BAN FO R D - Phona 1282 - i - Phone Fla. Slata ■ ■ ' ..'• . ; '• ■ ’ " " r*-» • — ' . . . . ' - sma-e.i-up., Ih »l pure III.. I ........ . fr" ' " ||, ,,,,,, |lllt,lw i|„. i ’.,unity s'lu'. C.'u.l ' ....... •• -* > ’ ! - 1 ',l' ......... .1 Maid i ■!.. mg parts, .i fin. lou — -i TH ERM -O-TAN E 4th Street A Pine :"7 - I ITI r M h llailt TELEPH O NE tiilin ri »p|iinc . tmcrlrs A ir T ravel ( ’nriU A rrrp tvil . .Y Il'N Il’ IP A I. .A IR P O R T 1.123 .FOR A ( 001 WALK IN THE SUN i FOR HOME CANNINO ZIN C * -: 4X_ r*v C A P S ! If” Y % totf U «t«l ^v«9 I# Uitd l#F f#*9iaH«Rt, 11*41 Ibva «id « pfal • 9MA| Kowiawt**!1 H#t# tgliobU tap* 91904 »U4(9««ImI Itnwt# |(inn!f«f l9tlor~» ■9 Ikty Ka*« *a* Ih* poll Ui« lk*«t •dfc (C*t|l#D l»alttl#*i* l« tnn M9I9 Iced batUff Iktf uni IA m •• tlV*M twll S U M M E . R W O R S T E D an l»- -lune |o juovonl n •"‘i* • ••)' STARTS Tl'KSDAY FOR DAYS! A. BIG N E W M - G - M M U S I C A L ! H A P P Y STARS I HAPPY ROMANCE I HAPPY SONGSI xitit/MsiiMi ' ^ mm mm ring! 7 tomonlic tongs ond Adults • 40c Phone 1316 tmiiiirtins uilh corri*i'i"-n and ho i« ing •.■• fid. tort P ro gram : GAS and APPI.IANCE COMPANY, INC. . D o n 't‘w.iNlr protiniis vnrtiliun timt* RClIitiR to anti from to u r “ wnnili'rlnniL" T’l.Y K l.O ltllhX A IR W A Y 'S and have YIORK T IM H for fun anti-rolaxaliott. it- (' that is gviith iiii'li-r ut-tinnrv u plilh«tamt>a will t.i*' uiib olt th-ilcsju-riiiion of f"L-lit if Ii o, -in does n»t ■p. .it. in .i|»i"on> it ig ii iu In'tlu Mb], . " T-t,",* im'I.-v for atictchlng f«-iu.*- will it - t-oone's -ktdl .f it thtS'^H la rrlr-' I"lju-tnii-ll!, and a ing in.ilium- will hui-inti- on«l ioai the futim-r If lu< fulK into In tli> homo, a bucket f aid­ ing W'ttfht will (»,-,*! o ff It- J.'n and rook tho fl. li if it - l-.iil 11 oil- • |oox<- and III" liquid odl • i • o< ono. a toy- tnnVon tin- • m will nd soiiK-ono tundding I - n with n broken log oi Idp f ii ' iq i il on in th dark, * !•-.> ..... . - b’lo Insect Ii "Ii that l-'-ik ! 0 ' ".in’ ; imwilri " ill pt.Duii tin utfaiujly, sn-f s faulty flm i i • m»i; a firr that destroy- tlu *6 " • nrnt sorlmi-lv injiin- I bow i|n< live In It . Tb" • ire only n fotv/tf llo- Lit aids. D"-rc aio tunny li.b t mil It Ih-Ii"-'|i-s evi-A fn tm '-i' do I" >ik fm them- lutintdq I" - ig­ nite th"!' and d ticvc ty i1' '-. ib-d »• > MW _ FLORIDR MRWVS « aa ge n u *a* .• lamb will Iwl >> Vuliu- ■•( Kwli lls c A flm iileiriv ml isml lirui-''I .will C'l.-il: III "inn u ,|| |„- |„.|,| .,1 nnnii ufl. i • bi.li *.m- who lb" :lii lh.it I.*.'.«? i.-p. t|„ i i h i I iil ' \* stI ii-sini"- Arii.-nin on Ihe froui l-ot. h . oul.I v_uit .i_ |„. mailo at Jt;iNi I* M.' while foi i i-|i.iir,' it ill tti-iil ii|f wilh.M bml.iii Imi* Thu Ii ich-*, Voar In ami >--ai imi. ;; *1, i.:.t.l wniking foil .i siiftH* ing from in. •! n! • llrnkrn gla nt ,i . u p u i will cut a follow* fi-nr in tin l-n ", i trarlor that will rin nut i: n f-no Mt will C I. It"1. I1 luills over' .' h-m m i| \T,11 m:i:u!(o him if he v> l C l atigitt in .( . Hollywood'! new henrt-throb ond ♦ ;/ V -t « '• ” I.. I" .,„ l f...«i ths- van........... . b.i I .hrtl. InU IL.A 1U-Wlun.sri ISnrr, SERVICE ► • * nil right for lull, bmgo- l» f " . li'ln g repaiii.l ."II ... I„n l us :i GAS and APPLIANCE • \ Will Move ANNOUNCING THERM-0 TANE - n . „ u „ MIIW I'honc 971 - 1249 N. Orange j -i *,‘*'-3 ,—' ! * • !» “ ! •• * tlinl m»V <-iuw anuilent- I' ' d>R A : OF If is to be on tin* uteri. Is’ CHI-'fnl, IlM'l -FAMILY in h i: m in ­ to 'trite nil Iblougli tile l m ' . __ § . prevent llp-m. ' Smite Flm -In /atuiL i m .. mum- • l*er of hi* f*'"dt will t.,-_ hut .i W . S . C . S . an accident ' -hi. -yie 0 ... . .. , Will Ik- hui I I , ,l r u n ic U n r r u u iy one the day After that, and. rigllj 1 on. Florida farm folk will V >nAll Itt** » ln li-< nf lIt.- .. ....... tinue tu suffer fimu accident-- that ftinii'lv nf I'bifsllnn S v * 1 • M could in* pli-vrqird. , sI * l-'itsi Mi-ilnalisl- trimss h will .Nome . rloli l:i ......... »l>". I.i ••••fin m I p . Htought- T hnn' fuull) linifcl'X-nn*-],;,.-~n ~ F , ~i.:t;Vnnino I '" " " Iris eight ym i nl.l . o mill \ „ f Mt I: l\ SANFORD and CENTRAL FLORIDA IWa*ly Shop at t o Park Ave. Hal. J*ly 19. Mo«. Mornlnx Jely 29 at M9 N. I'arii In Takach n id t The ghop wlll be fumlabed - ilk all **w modern equipment including water Hofleney. . ncloc Tbanks l a ’ my maay friends and patrons. I -HI be very nmaUo 'jiV c ^ P - Iiwtnlled Anywhere In NOTICE , ecohuini'e i-' finds love In the arms ol huodtome SYSTEMS ~ GAS - APPLIANCES 24 H our Service Since 1932 » SOME FI.OIIID V• t'At’.MItu -’i •V 7 # • member * f .cural Common hense fiom X < WAKE UP BUSINI By Advertiaing In | / TH REE Ihrrr. To the club room*, the *l*mp album,' Ihe.ches* lahtr. Ihe pholocriphir dark room, thr g.df link- or soma plsre. In our nf lhc*e nr kl* Newfeaiurctr Writers In mu*ir perhaps Jrr fimD Wondering— wHg meu *ecm to I an rmottmijl outlet that reCel more fun out of li f r lb iq lea-e. him from strain .ind M.tmrn? Or »li< women .dlenj make- him lorgrl hi* »mrie% seem" tu gel less salisfartinn out l for a shilr. More women need ’ nf their work than men? | mure out let < like thia.” A lot of |>co|ilc have hogged,i Presldj-iil JLstrr practice* hit . I"wn on those questions. Rut Dr. theory a* wcR n* presrhe* it,* Hany Miaire, pir*ldcnt of Skid-! After ii Imtd dp>' iu ih Hi* jelaxn"'i,- ( ollcgc. Saratoga Spring, |j„. |,u,t .w /H Clu-pin. Geel- . V. Y, diaa some hltrrrstmg- an*, hoven «m l It.AUn l|U wife, the ucift.'Sav'k aix.f«n|. .broWcd. Dr: ^0„cmt . * r " . U '»je HI. Miairc. whb tamrirt wt Dsttniotilb nihi , m „ ,J,r ,Hp,g. College nnil nml Jh' Jhe -University nf they have ? « » pm' rMinnesota ii.unraoM la-forc o e.o .r liccofnlng .wi m ong m o. .\lthou. '. tin ' -liege piesldvnt r n women s college 22 yca.s ago: - , hjnfc. , (lo * nm "Men nml wnrnrn go at 11heii prtvnti Hu , ■|| a men . Ihejiuslness of lisiriR in mmS lttl'^ isi not- ' it-rPs It: plrtrly diffrrenf n.iis .mil out of fhi'itt. 'he Iwlirve* they men riimr out lieltrr. In the nro ui". h is lti i ritireii* Ttinn first place men know they »rr men IniiIi a - .indent* and a* going to h*»e In rnrn their adult*. . * — . own Using, so they Ir* In "Rut w'l.mrn would he much rhimse a field of lltrlihmwt happier In their pri.stp in w huh they h»*r splitude liri»2 hr *.it*. "if. when they "Most women, on the other are ynunR, the, 'prrpsred for hand, are likelv to take what’* I'lUh. hdmr and a |ub they offered. IliuidtVd* o f th"U«iAul» liked .and Irl thr chips fall freer Iw-twecn the idea of millwhere they may. Reside this I think Ihry . should ChaOie fcground) in rradim nage nml a enreer. They rermrl THRU FillOW FlAYIRS Join Sinwii^ the job a* a temporary expedient, some hohhy. congratulnti'iy telrgiams on tier at a major llotlywirod nnd they don't get trail)' fm it trim studio she lias been . n years ns a result of with thp care that men do. So hunting acviderit whlcL-r^ftly paraty.-rd n will ail ft orn » berl many fail to gr^ the sati«fartimi chair. Shown wqti the nniraseoui actrt (l. to r.J; Ctlciin l-ird, or In mti*ir prrh.<p* he Hr. ChnrlcH L . I'frs in s Kveljrn Krye* and l-irry Parks. •riinrioiial .%'nutv!phmo) front tlielr umk that million* of I Iplnnti’lrisl men do. and if they fail to marry 4anfntd Vilanlfc Ilk. Rtdg. they arr doubly unhappy. • In* . . « A o i'I'M -Alii'nn /qifferir-, Ilnurs: 9-12 14 ,1'hone Mb "In the second |d irr »* ’work, and »'H»n as the d*y Is flnbhrd. Sal. !M2 lie Spuds Johnson N stiminl Farm Safety W . ia man has some place hr I'.yr* I'yaminnl- t.li.- r * Fitted ■ T" — — — — ■ —- eontlpg tip. July .'-’''-id. ami >t * is dying to-, go nnd he rots . Life Raft Crossing rii By Army I Success ■n.' oi_____ ___ Thia Nv*vtpap*r PAGE Do Men Get More Out, Of-Life Than Women? A ctivities ; l*9#d And fi - ' U offUlonlly a*d — aoiukwUy . mm . ;, - Country Club Has Weekend Parties •Mr. Mrs. George Mansfield of Tampa announced toda,’ Ihe birth of a son on July 17 in Tam­ pa. Mrs. Mansfield is th* former Peggy Stevens and both aro form­ at resident* o f Sanford. mortgage^Ipvolydd, only 55* Interest - 3 yra. to pay. Visit our sales office for complete details. GAg win nF.RALD. S A N F O R D . FI MIHMA RANFnnn • ............ ..ttt r.: t — Nt-m'a YORK -Like the unseen r. New Ymk flniDta will ih-’ lit this st«»f story, *** HVBsh**e *t thiR J particularly O r C n n / C l»ecauae Hollywood flutists were C / o U / I C i t O , able to fix things « hrie the New York floriata couldn’t. When an assui intent of potted MONDAY Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chel- plants was needed,, for backThe W. M. U. of the First Impletle are visiting their families giound tnullity in a nmvrnl acetio tot Church will meet at J:J0 in Delhi. In • lieing shot at The iTinatrts, faL" ” ‘n*1 tbc ,bur'f h annex. Mia. u . . , . . . . . . . . . . /. _ |moua New Yotk museum o f.n u M l Britt la in chatgi of iho Mrs. J. J. (.ut ami Mrs. t,eorgel „ , . , |h i)- v (d i| .i— .spent u .> Sunday a . . . * . , in i- DelmitJ n^i . . i wi. iravui a». program and ths aulijcct will U* Katie vis. ii illacval art, mr tin Sclxntck myvle. " I ’urtiait o f Jen­ “ Oilnexe." ■ . iting rvlativea and friends. nie,” a hjtrrinf aeairh of Manhat­ The 8u|fce 8u|j>caniA. Juniur. U.\* i.nd Jimior G /V ift iwill mo-C .il the same ■ Mia* MatgarH Reitx returned tan flower shop* was untile by the tirx* at the riiurchj yesterday from a tlirre A\pck* movie property men. Kxactly the The Prayer Hand of the Piv*byvaraliiai spent in St. Paul. Milium vorrrf D * foliage was needed IH ground for the piraenre o f Jen­ terian AVniiiai.'a.- Auxiliary will' Inlet at 3:;pl p M. The regular1 Mi»a tiladya Martin o f Howl­ nifer Jones. lluL no fphotogrnic” flow n* bolnaai end inapirational incut-! ing Urcen, Ky. at lived Friday nthi# of the Presbyterian Woman’s .vimam for a If! day visit with of the type wanted for that seAuxiliary will also meet at the Mr. and Mra. F. Hasky Wight. ■Itirnco waa found after a hlnnmllrdnxi So a long distance tele* same time. Mrs. George Touhy and ann ing seatch front Rtiaiklyn to the ; ’ TUHSDAY Jimmy plan to leave tomorrow for phone call huiiirilly was,made to The installing staff of Kcminola Aldrrson. W. A’a. to spend some Hollywood's flotal experts. The Bebekah X.Kl<r No. 4.1 will meet I correct blossoms were delivered time with relatives. * tt.the 1.9. O. Hall at 8.UO P. M. ‘J next day, potted on Ihe prem­ for a practice arsaion. Mr. and Mrs. John to Miller ises' and filmed. And thn New The Pilot Club will bold its and rhildren. •Jeanne tmnr ami Ymk flnrista' associations are fix ­ rtfular Imilnra* mreting in the Jackie, have returned from a two ing to do something atro'ut It/ ToBriAt Center at 8:00 P. M. Hoard wrrka vacation spent In Nurth since so many movies are being entering at 7:3i) P. M. shot hem, and morn to com-. Carolina. I hey do not‘want to Ire found wth FR ID AY „ All dav meeting uml pimic of Mr. and Mra. Clyde Trrwil'eanr. their plants down again! , tht W. 8. C. S. of the Fir<t MethSo far the Srlxnlrk company ■Ir. left today for Amsterdam. N. o<B»t Chuirh will be held at 10 liO TAK1NO advantage of the lun and Y. and Btoubenville. O. wher^ they has shot • se<|urtH-rs on Swan A. M. at the home of Mr*. It. W. aurf at Hamlltoo. nenmtda, are Mr. plan to visit relatives for ob-jut Lake in Central Park, where the Htrroni un the Country Club Road. #nd Mr*, \yilllam C. Ford, who am municipal pride took a prtvjou* four weeks. * spending UiHr honeymoon on the - C ------- -perplexing flop when our Imvl I f.mH Ule. Ford the grandson Mr. nnd Mrs Walter II. Meri­ rand o f Gotham'snow, even after IIf_ t S II *• the late Industrialist. Henry Ford. wether ami son. Walter, J r . spent an ext/amdinarily heavy storm, tha former Martha yesterday In Dayton* U cvbjak.itcL*nw-fourut to las » lull- Inna 4hnn his bride U the , - rt .-. •(JMernatlortal) the»- were the guests o f Ttr.- limfjai acceptalde for movin jfnTp'**cs: e-r Mrs. Clarenre Uatrlift. . * artificial flake* were used. And 'held on further to rmbarra** the prool Saturday night at Ihe Seminole Mr. and Mrs. Victor Dtindern of city daddies, therc.wasn't a light-' Country Club and the regular Sun­ llrnnxille. N. Y. are visiting in house in or near New Ymk which day supper was serv.il ft Am Sanford with their son. Danny would suffice for a sea :s<-riM, and ■ until 9:00 o'clock last evening. Dnndrro. who is confined to the Ihe vum'paiiy had to dash o ff to Char le« Potter, rlbh munager, anFrrnald Laughton Memorial II <*- lloMun llarlmt to find a sultald-r nouuced this morning that many j pltal. * seaside lieacou. -­ C fOtervatyjDi are lieing receive.) fo r ' , ,v Jennifer nml Joe Cotten an I L ‘ the buffW *upper for Wednesday j L * , big. tattleprivnd| . ,,f and requcslcl that mcntliers makel Summertime IHin . . ' Charles , . J. . . . Hlhcr . . the- lesser playets, Inrluiling Lil­ ' theft reservation* as soon a* poi-1 ,’,‘VI,UM’ , i„.autiful seereU w ***^ «•"•! to learn that h- I* lian Gish who plays a Mother .ik], I of the year when beautliui aeeres XPruprrlliing front an appendcc- Superioc-.iit « convent sequence, Among those -seen at the -rluh, ¥ * lid* with ^.iraw.wery eat ^ L r v m s X ' tnmr w .. 1(i,wrfnrnte,l 4C,rat- will emote for shots at the lovely mark*. |y R( which (|w Krrn, lughlon Mem- center o f huerdie fun set light ovef the weekend were Mr. and] - Kids Mr* Mr. «r.d.Mr«.| nnd Air*.] b|*crlb,r b' down the middle of this torr-d M f. W. G. Fleming. Mf: 'f. ^ ^ ^ ‘ ‘."w h e^ they W. P- Heard. Dr. and Mn. W. V. in lung, the TaArern-mi-the-Green In their' awlnt aullt. They nil Mrs. Ilainit Tolar ail I Pittinie. Mr. ami Mr*. James Central I’nrk, following whi-ti scene* will Is- made at the "color­ fully hectic Fulton +’mh- Market, thence to Times Si|uaic and. muylH.-, home to Hollywood. The city pride can't stand many iiioi e such municipal embaita«tB. Smith. Mr. and Mr*. Andrew jnea* la expected <>f adolescent girl* mrnts, nnd if the fammi* Fi-b Srraway. Mr. and Mr*. G. R. Me- and even if they resemble a Lieut. Comdr. and Mi*. IMwcrd Market, has to -It reproduced Call Mr ‘ atel' Mrs. Walter iliph. -mall army « f penguins,.so what? jj potter. Jr., ami daughter Robin elsewhere, or if Time* Square can Mr. and Mr*. Clyde Terwillegar. [ There U fto »re attending a dhort tlmJ- ln Snn. l>e copied to fnnriri advantage •illla-fore leaving for Sa.i Ft Mr. and Mr*., Potter. . From San Franclw-.i they ’v III on In go underground in our eliamAI*o * Shanghai. Chipa where Com Jrcr o f commeire-style l*>n*ring Derothy otter will Ih- sUstioncd with about the nttrnrlioii" " f till* big h#n*y anil United State* Navy. Mr*. Pijt gest rlty In -the world!. Fite. Jr., ... ter-ts tho former Joanne Aivrtrrtlw _ . yjamlnr Dr. llan#^Wuudiuff-.F..-t jR D. Scot®G. W. Austin and II. II.' Tern nger* who *liap in their, Mra. I >trr II. Tepaii* nml Mis. Ifosoni* la-caune they are selfHenley. h ' _________conscious in their swim suits tie William Royal of Orlando left I I » H_-fr --* i-Wir ■ w -•*s j _ T „ T h n T i i r i i i i Y e s ‘ fltellsh Wderi!. * Mwvte MSM*Mo<fsV for tfrsc"York r t iy acmm-*F J lO W IH I I l L g l H I C * ' ' | <\rjene Whelan told me that the parried hy thiee pupils uf Ihel |,1UDINGTON, MiTh.. July 21 had lu-m of tho "strap down Ehson SehiHil nf Daiiring in Or- (4b. The Army annnunmt Iho sue school Ilocalise she wa* a very anrio whore they will enter Ihe cost today nf il* fir*( ma** life buxom trrn agrr. thougtt nnw sho American Scluml nf llallat. They I raft crns*ing nf Lake Michigan, tips tho scale* at only lot pounds. w{|| gtay at the Henry Huilsini an lS-hmir. nb-milr voyage mmBy nETTYY CLARKE ail enough? Taa * At lone’* arivirr is: .H o t e l ami will I* joined hy Mr*. | ploteil di-qiiio high wind* and ' Have you hail you know it,. .youU) "H a ll girls, you ve plenty of' w. E. Klrrhhnff and children' rough sen* and the necessity of that Is. Before you hutning Ihe biggest rraft. b* going hark lo-school nr yuurjtlmr to nlim down, If you rat Grrtrhrn and Nixie. csrhluat'.y shod Id. Comd. Harry quasi of She­ jot- or your household duties, and; semrilriy you'll ** — boygan. Wit., U.8.N.R.. in rbarge c i tnin g Mtrraso a muddy complex- your |ren-aRr fat. Meantlnsr. wear of the patrol ctafl which aeroni* lo,. all ihnl is left of your once a good subslanllal nn*-plec* null panii'il the flotilla, said that the ahaautiful slimmer tan. When the laslrad of a midriff Job which 2l)-man experimental raft "coveled aaiumn leaves full you'll lm dash-|will only cmphsdie your In- the_____ wagon” was burned about 20 miles Inr around looking for bleaching■wrong* plsre hump*." . ensms snd lotion*. • Even If you ve seen a Hilly »T WEST PALM HEACH. July 21, *o ff Ludlqgton when It became a Now I* the lime to deride to a suit that might look like hea- 14’ )—Conner's Highway, which ex- 'navigational haxanl. lie .aid tho taper o ff your tan so that it can,ven on Lana Turner, try to curb trndx from 20-ntlle hcnil to Canal huge raft, equippeil with txvo out­ gtfll look pretty for the remainder your patural rnlhu»im>m and set- Point in the Everglades wa* cIomsI motors, wa$ -|o difficulty cf th* summer but won't take on tlr for a navy or Idack or at midnight last night locative nf ••veau-w t was making little heada spotty, streaked dullness in the one-piece wyol nr l*»tcx job which flood conditions, the State High- *,*>' ,"n,‘. w* 1' unmanage /.ti may p ro ve more slimming. wav P»lrol HdviMd today. * “ ‘If. ,n l *lr rou,rfl pr,l\rr» 1TnsUad _' . of. your suntan . oil, .. use __ L‘_' I... ..Ill I...I,. im n L»n * * T ih » |>uriM )nnrl and Excrckie will help you keep .Sirt. Flandart Thomp»ort uf the ann rquipmrnt I A sunt*# lotion with a creamy, your weight down. The Central Hutc Patrol.edvieed motorUU goi , t|,|njbase whWh will filter the burning Outlock. Columbus. Ohio, aug- ing north to use highway liO west to the patrol boat, the raft lOn-rsy* an.1 discourage a too- gests bowling for Iwauty. Rut cau- of Vrro Reach, avoiding Relic • » » with gasoline and jet . fire. It burned «perUruliiiy for dtep-dvtil tan. Rut it on In fre- lions this student paper, If you ev. . q-jant apjdlcations l»cfore you hit don't want broken bones, be sure Meanwhile, resident U. 8. Army ' h» n " 'ni" u,' ll , (h» sand, ami again t-efore and to wear a .pair of rubber soled Engineer A. Y. Rro.dfool at Clew- . Comdv. Qunal said thal more 5 c r each swim. shoes, berause of the wasrd floors; l.ton.announced that Lake Okeech- * » « " • ■ " »P#nt in a ternBut If you've derided that a don't wear slack• which will wrap obee's level waa now. about 17 » " 1,rln* , ‘ h« blg iraft i»lH.ard geldsn copper skin Is what you around >-our feel when you bowl. feet, and that the lake was rising ,br P“ trol l>oat hut .that It mulct — M*d to keep you happy, use the You will need to waah your at the rate of about one-quarter no' • ^ m p ll.b e j Iwcauxe of * pj| * Suntan oil which will hrlp yud hair more frequently In the sumH Uie roiiRri untrr. » ■ • • ' A n d P e rso n al turn a berry.brown without tho w ' r,. ,b* n , L ^ U n ”t ■ss of burning, blister- *>r three times^ a »eck shotUdn t. •O'’■peering. ' hurt, a hairdresser tells me. Girls tloni and oils' are hard to who wear bang*. »uggc»ta this handle on the. Iwach. but those coiffure artist, can wash them hand-grip bottle* arc easier to with soap and water every evetu • nlng and set them each time to ■ --------------------- give their hair a fresh laundered appearance evrry <I*jl •llere’a « goo<l plck nTe-up- facial cocktail liefnrr a sujnmer date; Squceie the Juice out of • cu­ cumber that has l<en well chilled in' your reflgrrator; Strain ItCut a piece o f absotlignt cotton large chough to make a mask; dip1It In fresh, rhllled cucumlwr Julc* and lay It over your fare. U *' down and re la x 'fo r about 20 minutes, j It will make you frel fresh. When you remove the mask, spong* your far* lightly with witch haul or . Mr. and Mr*. Alexander Smith your favorit* akin lotibn. a (anounred today tha birth o f a Cheers. ion, Michael Alexander, on July Vivian ,V*c 7 in the Fernald-I^ughlon Memo­ rial Hospital. ‘ 1 - , • TH E Highway Closed Due To Everglades Flood G r e e n ’s F u e l G a s I I us tX.ui i liui Airis Ii* Trln 21. 1917 TflPCr Off That Tan •' ^2 .J~. •■■1. 1 ^ '. ' b* and RADIO PROGRAMS ' Libel Suit Kprainst Is 1 wnyg to Improve it: Inrirnno the iiuantity of your work. nnd Increase the qtinlity of your work. A Hmitll increHne in either will produce mirprlftinjr renulltt. If you nave been (UlcouriiRed with your proRrcnn. tr/te CournRe front the fnrt thnt there in actually little (llfferenre botween the ttV'eritRe mnn atiil the auccoHflful limit: Then take aciion-whatever action ia. neceanary- to /nake up that amall difference! A 34 percent irduction in the — Raymond C. Johtwon in Y o u r Life. bonded indeblednei* oi the City of Sanfoid during the pail 14 ytara. despite the depteiiion year which comtituted the lint pat* ol thia period, ia a great credit to the people of Sanford. Ii th* federal government can do at well in' reducing ill indebted­ ness during the next 14 yean, all will do well. a wm« vsrwty of .ummi* only lie eatahllahnl where the far* OHO illtles they ifciul.l provide w*rr . y , Hitting either non-eilsl?nt. or inadrnuati*. Tuucklon Drag Co. This has meant therefore that fac­ Polio strike* with lill'e ilities have liern provided Avhere warning and playa no favorite*. they would give maiimum service Suddenly the dread warnln* to people who needed that .ervice. goes forth: stay away fj*»u To a iargg extent thia policy has publir place*, do not mlRlh* tended to build up.agricultural In in crowd*. Polio la claiminc dustrvln.naw areas more rapidly iclims. ' J than Itm lght otherwise have devel.Foe. this reason, any, aysapoped—an it has avoided- Interfer ence with the normal development* -laiw, however alight, ssiust hr regarded aa serious. One Ihlnx In those arras where the Industry has been determined. Tskrn was already operating satisfactor­ In' Its early atagea. Polio *<sn on Inn Club asking |50,00t) dam­ ily. be thwarted, the patient ms> ages for publication of the article. “ KJery manager In our system recover, may walk again, • . .Station W H IR | N ew spaper I iO S t Justice Chapman's opinion waa i Kvcry physician knows Ihiv entirely allent on pleas of the night world, as obtained hy It through Is on the alert to Isolate, iU» rluh attorney* for the court to In­ TA LI.AH A 88KR. July 21. </P>II mm4m, . newa gathering agenrlet. treat, to fight thia dread S t­ l II V «■ _______ — Operators of a night club cannot voke In Florida for the first time udy. . In arriving at the sense. In w:v* Twitigsit Ifnngs collect libel damages from the Mi­ the ancient Knglish common law which defamatory language is cm Consult your doctor If your Si I- ■uur r-U't* atm tllnt ami llrralil for publication' of a • J* M,.in Alyri child beromeg. listless, sniffly, doctrine which allowed damages ployed it I* necessary, and proper hi..ii *|h..I h I'sr.it, to consider th* circumataik'ea of statement that a man was shot in runs eveq a slight temperslure. for “ injurious falsehoods,” even , ; i i Air l,.u l.liWnlnc ita publication and the entire Ian-’ Iluy only Ihe best in prescribed ' their establishment, when arlually ii«u IIMillias' Nvas when the statement wka not dedrugs. he was shot Just outside, the Flor­ guage used. .Ilk ISMtKr J"iii-* * ida Supreme Court has ruled. famatorv. iiin i '.in.at kla. IIIIIMIlie* “ It is our conclusion that when This is the 107th of a serlc* Jill Km the >|,muiiiai. . . Editorial Advertisement* The decision, by Justire Roy The court said the Herald "has the article la considered In ita en-| of IlM Itall Hama ic responsibility of supplying tirety, It cannot be aald that !t la Chapman, affirmed a Dud-> Coun­ appearing in thia paper cark ,S.wa it<iunilu|i •Ither malicious or defamatory lt,.|u>nlully fouls ty Circuit Court order Ruiiaininiitu sustaining dally _ Ita . readers and aubtrrt Manday. fl.ee ItHsalMlI Hvuras Copyright the Herald's dfmurrer to a suit newt and information . or.-urrtngl but- almply.rafUcU-an incident of .i.s I _ U c u ! t r tutua---------- — brought by operators off the d 1ag-1 hour, not only locally but public Interest In Jhe environs t.f tlttfi ll#t tlltite Nttia from the remotest corners of the the City of Miami.” .Du N.||i (Iff Tmr^lmy J;!|? " f j , t,n ia l » fM lur« l'» P « * ll* ri I t dlnan- in-rt., injr( Wednesday nt»m ,.«n<l «rin M f t f c X r " . S S ! ' Bcotcct-CJiildren sfirjfr and costs reduced. . . a. The demonstration of Western ideals In Europe Will have h foil in thp struggle of Russia to im|»ose total!tarinn methods and the police state on the nations imme­ diate! v adjarent. One system or the other will prove to lie right. These three ndvnntnges will ntnke things'caste? Tor the lime lieing. Hut after the problems of occupation and reconsiruction are solved or have worked themselves out, nnd Russia has had time to recoup her fortunes, tho test will come. •• . . ('all the two Ideologies live’ side by side in the same world? Lincoln said that this nation could not exist half­ slave nnd half free, Can the world exist half under, a free-enterprise system mid half totalitarian? Oil the answer to this question the pence of the future depends. • The Miami Herald U delivciiny fiaprrt in Buenoe Aitei, 5.100 milet away, on ihe day of publication. Pan American Airway* Clippct aervice ii bring uied with planes having a ctuiing ipeed o( J0i, miles an hour. That ii going a long way and in a hutry.. Is expected to b« in attandsne. durinjr our conference thla'w»*t Commissioner Msyo is to bi ■ui. *n our kiiiln ni »M>ion». lonterence 2 Day •* ■ ^ ""rs -a s a BIBI.F. VF.KRE F‘ >K TODAY p ___ I t«ke ll& N D A Y , J U L Y 21. 1947- - iren-14c m\mm SfpbrtV’—wiM" PARAMOUNT NEWS • ■ Tailored by Daroff Turn off Ih* heat and foe* tha tun in raiplandant comfort. Dress up in a "Botany” Brand 500 Suit that's ax pteiily mod# (or summer. The Fabric Ii th© Soul of th© Suit vV .*• * �NfJI I - MONDAY, JULY 21, l W THE SANFORb HERALD, 8ANPORD, FLORIDA PAGE FOUR THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA )AY, JULY 21; 1917 2 and Drop 2 Contests Over To Re Honored Tomorrow Mdtgartt win fivrr Iht Kin! Ho * ; JtitlnkhV SKW July 21, (/l1) — Thi two run homer in th *'sixth inning holler was on today for Stymie highlighted a four-run rally und Arm ed and Assault to get togrth enabled Hi. Blown* to win the er and kettle all the horn* m gu second Katin- too, 7-6. I menta o f tlie year. • Pitching Hal Newhouier, Tig.-t* . W hat with Stymie and A»*au|i and Kwejl lllark w ell,. Ki-da. N .-w -, paaainK tho world iminey-wiiinint liouaer doled out three hita In v.in- \ rhampiimahlp Lack and forth ii ninjr hia llitli game for the Tiger*- (he curt every Saturday and thi with a 4-1 triumph over Ih. tun- Chicago shenanigan* Aim ed hai keeaj iilackwell nolrhed h i * . 16th- liten kicking up, ihera ju|t won’t alraiKht ‘and 17th of th,:. »ea,o,i 1m- any 11*47 tu rf champion uniesi with a aeven-hit 4-1 tHuinph f i r and until they tangle aomaWhert the Heda over thtf Giants. on the aame race track. • PIT T S B U R G H , July 21. t*11 — National Football League ••‘•b n a bivi popped out of a huddle with a n«w Play for college good will, bill it’ll take time to determine tohelhyr they “mouae • t ia p i.fl" thrmaelves oi the ilval All Am* ihe maneuver. |ca Konfeielire The National Iu-ayOera1 voted at a meelinr yealenlay t » pruhrtei the alKiilhK of plajrera sUITeji|f!|dd fur rolleye roinpelitlon n ft-r '.heir orlKtnal rlasne, hav* (jraifunleil, if I he' prinpeclii have reKlalci*"* ' or further edurallon. , Pieviuiialy, leayue learn* were pel milled lu klyn willlitrf ro llr«iant «bhot< d i m ' i h»d jrrmliiAtfti or who K id irc»ivc«i In ar. tlrialyd couieea withou' i * t haualinx Ihelr colDyiale tlU ib d ily. , ‘ The All-Ainrriea opera! •» nn ler llmilallona alinilar lo tin old N a ­ tional cullnrW illi Ih.- nwre nilinrelil ulaotl taken l.y tile 2h/e»i old National rlrrult, the AllAniriiea ip.w ha* a rleai field t« plaveis who*# rolleKe ra ie e n were Il,t, i iitpled with no lo »» of I .ljfl FRAWG YotrtlK Golfers Trim Old Men, 20 T o 19 * # Aluminum, Sled, W ood! >• llrl.al.it I,I la Util »* •* *• •* «* ** sx SANt 1*Hl> I'alalSs taMlltUp J* ** lliiild.-' I.nti. ,i.| ii|sr Sanford haselmtl star, will In- honor. I •<•. mot row i iy bi iiyjlhe fa u fo iJ fan* for hi* excellent play aK*in» tinI *e* and Ltd ll*t> In tho I lifsefstiy City Hstuiday^niKlii for his I to 0 victory i vet the Huiiirckim i n Ii. a. IP hmlng l.altle. |la> I i.f. a llrscll t* St Vn i n e s , '• Hr •win |# Daymaa •' I'alalka I Kahlulit 3 lial.siid I M. All*.1,1III Buddy Lake Night Set Tomorrow; Fans To Honor Team August 9 — rm* nitr—x—n*tniivtnr“ r University (.‘ity. Among those that mav hang in th# balami', inrlude a IU inning shut out vnt>i(y by one pitcher, IH consecutive in­ nings ot scoreless baseball III one contest, and the Use o f Just mw liltrhri by each team for s.«n u . . ,nin|,t Z D.u J rVi in beLsn.1 The fan. h .v . sl.o askr,. istuidsv evening, and the A.s.iJa*: » ' * " « « « , ent^of the (.*le.V le d . H su foUoistd by and a two ‘ as* blow l.y Silverman, ^coring Murray brtde. Sdv*» ,**»• scored •.« ■ ny M4Mamis' eingb to center Tyler Hied > It to rnd the I Tonight l e local* invaih Asalia H otl in. Palatka single tU< With the A s ami cih. Iiinsii rh'.eaao t'mlsdrlphi* I'llllMIHIi _ _ • j » _ _ ka— a i L D . Yr.ir,Sar S New Yolk I I fit. Uml* I I’hlbttlelliM* * 1 Hoaton I i tv is :»n i k Iftijrn lu U»r M unklpil r * i l>nlli'1(lpMa rteveleiKl I'tilesro Dssous**. St. (■•'ti.fi. • * i llllk , tb \.**llttl*. Thsobitl.t, Pklte. rf Fautirk. c P liiu n , Si Lattre*. >• . NICKS Ilin e Wislullrtl. • New llevernKc Disprn'.er W l make our ov^n Ice Cream , A ll flarorR Tasty — Delirious — Healthful Ice (old Herr All Times - 414 Sanford Arena* WHISKER ■ WINE ROM - NOTICE lion list gisilted Ihrin the prtvt I ‘ ° b"1'* l Aprne. lallo i Irdgr of holding a "Buddy U ke Night for the #ntli# Sanfuid l.sst.Night" si th* tlunirlpal Park. r o,.i...;w V*'7I7rnir — " ----- . »ocI*Uuii has i i l A u giisrrr.ii the ' Sanford I* slated to meet the 'l»V honoring the team llrlanlo Senators In a twn. bill A gicup of Fed fans harMpmand I.ake le'slaleif lu hall on* of I rhaeed the gam# and the . ntiff net the ronUsta. unlesa lie Is suffixing proceeds of the gale, as well as some III affect* from the long till; the collection given bv the farttj in Del .and. 1 will be given to the playiii. The Mnnv i.-coids may In- m slake i t.Vi. ivnien will piny the IM.Snil as the result of the fraens in tb*- It. .1 Hals here on August U. Sanford lA»Kioii Nine To Knter Tournament In Orlando Tomorrow 1 L A R G E LOT. K West First Street. Ho* 1437, Sanfonl of surplus”' ‘ A uny K x cU n ge Hervlc# propertj McDill Field, Tampa^la. L O C K K W IN S A G A IN T O R O N T O , July 21. l/Pi-- Bobby laa-ke of South Africa Satuidav Court Records t l a . i l l ,1 IS ,11 •• It t W entered hy winning the Canadianl Open Chcmplonship at Scarboro Country Club with a icctird lurakinK 268, two atrokes ahead of KiT , Oliver o f Wllmlpgtoti. Dei. The ’l $2,isyx top money jiicreasia.1 his -.earnixiK* since Iraviu* South Africa '.last May to 118,730. * vrXti’I flA V * ( vny in! ;rl , .... , , ’ Irlamlo , * t'th* J^eut ll* Hra l U A lu l' Oavtdson of hansna CUV, OK OH Mo., who lu-at tiny Doris Pupplu • o f De* Molnea 6-4*. f-fl. 0-4. I ■I onlv' R»ln forced cancellation here of .mpeif. the m en. double* competition, but rourvi tourney officials said all four conof the ti'Btant. planned a play-off for the Winter Purk-t’ocoa tilt in « con- championship at SeabHght,’ N. J. lest tomurrow. . . Thi-V left today for Seal,right to Each team must lie defeat.il compete in a tournament thi re Iwire l.efoxe being eliminated fmiu and could not stay an extri day the contest, it was stated. I tu decld# the doubles title. ----... ...---- :-----In the finals. Greeqla-ig and According to legend, the Aiabl- Fred Kovelewsky, another William Sit Nights' 1001 Tales'was will- and Mary star, meet Larrnd and ten tn Jhva, where a mighty aul- his cullcge teammate, ll.-rnaid t iir Rv*dr------------ : ^ Bsrtien. WANT FAST HELP from GETTING UP NIGHTS? • Han’s food « * « • S 20 •etc*. R E STA U R A N T, STORE BAR BER SHOP A N D O F F IC E E Q U IP M E N T SCHEDULE (each W e R E P A IR ! 410 Sanford Avrfnut E X P E R T pain tin g— eontracl uf hourly basis. S. G. Grogan. Free estimates. Phone 783-J. OUTSIDE W HITE P A IN T T fS P i ‘ per gallon. 8herwrin-Wi|liains, Patterson 4 Sargent. Hill lloidware Co. 301 E. First St. Phono day) Federal agencies: 7-8 ajn you Mhs #bo W O RK W ANTED I.OOR S A N D IN G backarh*. loo. tiwrausa ol minor I uikI kmuI kldnoy dl»ord.i». ROOFINti J ^ J ly l. « ..8 w il« r . .u l,^ T b .miditiM ,, ^ Kilmer's SwampRooi. made at js batbK roots, vqriibln. and batum l — Uvily nalure’s esn fmf . to Ioitaotly you Isks It, It sl»it» lo work fluvbtei out kidooys . . . tho flow of urine, htlpinc to rolUv# *«#•• •ddlly , , . a littlslod bltddkf got* s good flushing nut, loo. Caution: Toko si directed. You’ll soy It’s marvelous. For free trial supply, wrtle Dept. D. Kilmer Is Co, Inc, Dot I1JS, Bumlord. C#«a. Qr - eet_ fulL-siltd-batlU-<d. gwamp-Kool ioder el you( drugituse 12:30-1:30*p in?' GENERAL • I'UBLlCt 2-3 p.m. Veterans need nd priority csrtlficstr hat must present copy of-discharge and b# prtptrad to make payment by chashlsrs or certified check or cash.Addreui queries to Exchsngs Officer at each installation. JONVAl'KSCKNT HUMK — Will o ryn : July ISlh at CMuilimta, I P i t r IK luih * S. E._of Sanfonl — 18 uttiles N. K. of Orlando. U r g e l creen and open noieh.-s lo lit^ilid enjoy the,cool hreeS-s o ff nLake Catherine. U ig c groundi and walks safe ftom : .autOwiruffic, Unx» F u r H|H’f ifii’« l inn * m il nil M r. 'E ltr A ri’hittfrt, in lln : Sntlfnnl At|nniK IniililiiiL*. Saiifnnl. Flnfitla. llluo Hint Tavern. hination. Th* tat St. PhOTO wANTED TO RENT DR SA LF^-Llm erock for drlvO-' wraVa and roadway#— I’hnn# TUXEDO ATTR AC TIVE « .mom [and two large lot*, with plrnty of fruit- Spnnbh derigo- lit IC E >1.25 112 Wx l-'irHl SI reel You lint csa’11»**P ,m»t| try oil tk* IKxh So Wixh * simple twin o( the wii,b-fe<iuDle your venetita t)|luds to contiol veDtilstioaJ M A T H E R 'S YALE T IR E S Deluxe T and Deluxe l'asKeiiRer Car and Truck All Si/.eH . T U B E S----------PLACE Regular and Heavy Duty agency for Se-n.ro.e lint gain Pi n e. Write iu Herald. CONCKETE SEWER I’ G’ i: SEPTIC TANKS. Glenn' Tuipr. ItliH'ka. Aluminum Window.! and Screens. While ceinem.. t'ulnl. . i ^ n i U M u r l i . , . Uviedu 213:I'J * r - PeMna-Hle. Hurrlcaiie nrnc •*. Ghuluota Mirarle Concrete Company, 3UU FOR R E N T Floor sender. Easy Klin Ave, Phone 1335. opeintion. ReaMinaldc rate.i, Sanfoid Paint & (flaks Co. n q ne Itcconlcr radio' orunado 11. n<Kv'fUt(dr. Y*i sonablc. M m Kiwi ALLc Crawford Rond. Ooroonja L IG H T REGULAR Btuineaa Opportunities rooms. Real Southern ,-o.iking. Brlckrconstruciion. Can aeconiodat# S5 only. Phone nr vviite for ___ P at M dnec Oviefl.l ^*:tA2 ' resorvati.in K IN G f -t - i 2* M o n t h s - finishing, I.OtiKNCK 6 hurncr eieik stove, 12 S P E C I A L SF MV IC E S x-xcfttrnt condition. Ju*t u-fin* ished, rcasonahly priced, lexaeo Tliuruughhred llerkshiie llrrcrling Service Station, 1120 Sanfonl Hoar for seivice. Phone Mil-J, Isb'iv and A sM B E R unit enables us to work sh rtr there is no electrie m nne llo i available. 21 yea I a c spcrictH*. irTW TGleason. I.ake Mary, Fla 10 Local, governmental . agencies; or A ll Work Guaranteed limning & waxing. Out power |,«,» i„ (at up si ni|t.i lo pa.t u.t.r, tar. Tbiaaaanaralioaa aao. a l*q>ou» d»«>o« A 1-. P T . H A R V E S T Three Day Service The Watch Maker 9 Ksjht o f ices, newly ilccor* 3 cents per pound. Tin- llernhl. .•all utilities, heat and .'anl* lervice furnished. Coll 8(W- « FT. use. fri*W a re also 20 f H. & A. Dept. Store.______ clwlric' tefr.Ke.ator. • a DR SALT; or rent— 10 urre r •cry fgrin with or wilhou. f equlptn. ot — Mi-era llwmti* fully -. irrigated. Sam Dight II. I... w. h. Jsiu*. it T., It.s ilo * XI. Falrltei *l«tr " i l l JTilin,ui<, Jntinii, » l u * ' Hibei 1 *. xinuiii n.iisinr. . ||^in|ilnii, him .In* Ullir stay *t*l E X P E R IE N C E D celery, grower m trained farm manager for farm Good position In Zt'lltoood area for riltht party. A. Duda Jr Sons, ilvnido. Phone ‘2464. ‘ - 9 Ilghway 'rontnife op south of city limits. VVAIIHAbTt lir.r.ns HELP WANTED 2 ---------------------------------FOR K A L E It spare in.Melsch'Huildimr. ImiKe quantity of old n.wMiipri REAL ETfATE FOR SALE W.MS, II..I...1 <• .1.1 II**,* •'* r. II VVv,1* 111 Kuril i;i....n *lu* Annin. I*,. NI C K ’S PACKAGE STORE W A T C H R E P A IR S 8 s e n s and R E C O N S T R U C T E D 30 Kal|.<n wat It. it. Pip* er heatrr. Call 308. | CELERY raptunul MU A n ia a fa M R E N T -M e a t rurinK »nd s'liok In*. A ll kinds of Fr-uen F o e Proce- dm: and Stora*<« Vi*i * a u r Locker Plant. Central Flux S n g f u i d i Frees* and StoraRe N H W and sli*htly use Co. 401 \V. 13th ,81., Sanfonl, ura|ih records 16 rcoLs .VtavkAilia A ir . LOW ORDER 1*1(14 K, NOW t ( l IC K AT OFR NEW D L I.IV E U Y SEMINOLE SEMINOLE T IR E SH01 "T o p *" in ipiitlil) VUFH P IIO N T Everybody’s Hardware Store 112 San Tor (I A v g . Phttnr, I2 IK CO M PLETE. E X PE R T T ltc v OZARK IK K UOW MOO-MILIATIN ... l i l t Y OONli I,ink h e l l e r , lo n g e r IC55N flFTGGN PCCT OFF TM __ onou N D - MAUDICAPPCO T~r AAE W ITH )f S - H0S3 - f ( w I W M ATTA . OUNOCRS/ ) ?! OfilVG/ C AR R IE D TO TM' W A IL / M PTY trailer van r^tum lng I N sw York, Points east. Return load minced ratrs. U N l T l I*. 213 \V. ».0th St. N ew York, N . Y. i •!_I- n tint F K E D 5 — complete llr.o. Hunt’s Tuxads Feed Slur#. OR 6 ROOM Ptiartment by per manrnt ii*NitJenti. CaR V U R l IT 'S Y O U R M O V E Here A r e M o n e y Save . 10 DAY D E L IV E R Y F R E E E S T IM A T E S I’hone 808 .a . m Tenrti« Title s* HICK'S OWN ICE CREAM V E N E T IA N BLINDS ■'» ’ • J f Aoauii n* FOR T H E BEST ICE CREAM C A N V A S PO R C H C U R T A IN S M*A a S t^ ir W i n n TT :i S Tlir. ClllCL’ tT COl'ItT. NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND Nutlet U htr*by irlv»n Vhat I Furnilurt RtllaUhln* al in Germany tnwatil the »riKARr^1 In biulnf «* At Hanford io n m k u in o i .k c o u n t y , Cabin*! Work FI<> i M r . und*r th* f l«*t it !•»««• ih m » k i . o iiid a . , [ the 1T>th century. «»f Ki^kiRl't lUdirt Shop, ITU W i n in c iia n o f . iit . s o . « m Expwl Workmanihip uih and th*i | ittlvnd t<» ii|CK 'l l " K NORTON, T H E SA N FO R D C A B IN E T i^slMrr **i«l nRim* mir«tt«tt{ I'J tti» 1'Ulnlltl. *. . fWttU »if I hr "Virt»lli»||« Nrttnr • tfllO P . Strip*'* li*hA|«lrr l A 'j l U « » *»f f.V ltl/n NORTON. . ' 124 Palm ,llo Avenue n-llh Ihi clrrlt#i«f ihi* l4 *lrIvUiiiUni. •■•ill « ’i»ur| «»f iWrplhNr Foumj. n i v o i ic c n*rMa# • mi III:II III' I'l IIMI ATIUV Till CARL H. NilRTON. • • K itM il IHtnn ' i i * N Idmettunh riit.-t. Jlinr li IM I I.r\ina<"|i K 'a ln rh r. »u troubled by d litre,, of Vou <*'•• hvfvby bk IICIk I to *l’l>«af. i functional periodic rtt«nirf>in *•», b> Attorney l *n tbUuea Ulta make you tnllrf P lA l'K It S H U V U K The people who diacovered New ci,m il Court itt (tvlnlni.l* Countr, tain, feel ao Bcrroai turd— For Heaeryallonm or Immedlats Kl<>rbta. on or. toforp tlir ISlh *k*. I Umear Then ao ley Lydia C. tenland came from Kailra. near .( Auk. I ll* , to >ftiarr a IMI •■(. to S A N F O H D — Deliver Un s VrartabU Compound lo fahiti. Complaint IIL.I »y.ln*r *>,iti Itriv.n. i such yyinpionii I-inkham'a . M ONK 2.1357 •.un» i-rln* i f .ull for* Jiaud aooihlna eflert OIV one .n r n n p ,a >l»erer pro i'iutlr«pt 2300 Eaat Ifohinaon A t*., Orlandii M kllni.il iriiporleat oryaaef ntn l » mtrrrjl .ta.iipo »itu tfor N l f T M for the »N (alldtv to apprar, plra Or * h * * .r Tanman, a Duthmatt. .1, ir.|uWr.l t>v tat* hat,In. ' i t is OlvDKHKD Oiai i m « notice .. (.i.l U.ti. .1 Par* » o r.k (Ilf*Tout t il ronwrutlt, a rth i In tho SanC A N V A S A W N IN G S W heeler o f Sartfbr'cT lh|* summer, hut it a more likely to l«. in November, in the Pimlico Special In Maryland. ' Dp to laat Saturday, Actaull The youny ifolfvrs Were victors; looked like the Klsniour boy y.ith er the old n’olfers by a score o f ; mu arKumeut, w hal with reven i to i t yesterday at the Setelnolr j sltaiKht wins, five of them over juntrv Cluh Clyde Te; wllli ttsr. Stymie, and the world muney-win. ih pro, announced today. T w en ty -' ninK title to ImmiI. Then Stymie jr trolfet* participat<-d, fiu'm inf whippld him over the weekend in I team*. The wlnnlni: team w u, the first ruiinliur of th e Kiniilre r| l.y Hilly Flemlnir. t’lliv cf nity CitT Idler national fiold Cu|i nl Ht-II (i.-oiyin student, an-l Arthur mont and’ won the cash .-(own 'illiam * who scored seven.points buck nkbim with total earnine* of it o f *0. M7S.5IO. , tlolfi-rs who pnrtlripati-d in the Meantime, Arm ed stayed out in ■ent .Included: W arren Phelps, 1 hlk own bsckyaid and ambti.l In rthur IIrmm. Al l.yoim. Hetman with the ArhiiKton llandienp tu i hula. Kirhaid Deas, fljll H .m -j move up past W hirlawpy into Die in. II. t ‘. Iletiel, Jsin -i HidKe.l no. 9,spot ainmiK the Woild's bankrthur Williams, Hilly Fleulln|f,l roll hoys. . . biliiy. Conceivably, thsl rould |fl*e the All-Am riica .a buly# in the hip lily loinpetitivr hunt for talent, at the erptine of WOUmUtlK *onie colleKet1 feelliiK*. . lUlliesvUt* NOTICR I first watrhr* wide manu­ A S OZARK COM-^L NECTg...YdTM THE Dattar’ca A llaltary Charging. II. II. POPE CO. INC. 0A*G6 LOhOCO AND ^ THE CksiS 1MRCC RUM* F R E E E S T IM A T E S , on till work, YA-DE moth proofing lasts l vvhecia hnlnnccd, front end align­ veal a. Have your woolens moth ed, Pins, lliishings. Oil I'd p ie. luooful now. Downtown Clean. Shock Alisortiera, Spark Plugs. era & Ijinndrv. 113 Palmetto Ave. Phono 014. Brake Drums turned, llaltrrici rechaxgcd. Mechanic on d'.ity 8:30 A. M. to 0 P. M. Firestone, Piano Tuning and Rspalrlng.'L. L 111 K. 1st St. Phone 12. Kill. Res. 611-W. N E W 10 ft. M eCt«y meat ras*' and sealra for %a|e. I’h-imSanford. Flh. SIGNS Show cards and posters O— DlfK’H SIGR S n tV lC B O. I). landless. Phorw 1021 RADIATORS cleaned and repair 11 r.-nily recd. Cohen Radiator 8hop, 10* dtcortt. l and in go«s! foood Sanfonl Ave. Ph. 366-W. condition Owner leaving city and will sell completely fuyni >hI'alrn*. Poultry Supplirs. .ValD, Painting, plastering sr ed. * . PuVtna Fciil*. Gti^rrte* and ■-ai pentar work. 102n 4EWLY ^dnstrtictcd 6 r«Miir\ home, Meats. Tmirhtnn A Walton, 1201 elos# |n on nirncr—3 lot* pa»tly Celery. Ph«n6 1109. LAND CLEANING AND planted in young cltnia—need* DRAINAGE. 2 NEW CATKRsoma finishing inside whirh pur- SEEDBED COVERS—200 Ih bur­ 1'II.LA It DKIHKL tlULLDDXidjaser could complrta at Ids lap hag», .tillable for neeilbod KKH W ITH I 'A L M B T T I M m convenience. I'.ntgY. J5*l cqver*. Ccntial City Sing Cd. RAKES TWO 1/4 YD. a g t .'Workshop, am! stars room Phone 4178. P. O. Dox 2462, Or­ DRAGLINES. EQ U IPM ENT on edncretc floor*. Owner had lando. FIs. ■ . NOW IN TH IS VIC IN ITY built Tfor his own hone, .now NIM NICIIT CONHTRUCT1ON ’H Y D ELAY? Have a new kltchCO, ORLANDO, FLA. PHONE cn cabinet designed and luatiin 2*2981. built now l.y C J. Gantt Wood ■hop. Phone 77t»-W.___________ BEHIND IN TMG NINTH... Hunt'* Tukrdo Feed Store • Campbell's Feed Store • Henry Russell's Seed Slorr Hlsnley-Rogeru lldwe. and other good alnre* Hy Walt Disney MICKKY .MOllSh U5*gN,Pao*f . .IA4 PAn N J v o o t o SCAITS PEOPLE OUT o r TeiV NfVGoaoaMOOP ...SO I CAN BUV TUEIR MOUSES CMEAp! J* w a tmcxxjut vou ^M AYBE \ ( AtE...NOT VOOUH NOT TOUOWT OONO AAV aesT. TCXJGM BNOUflM rO R T w H J O B ... MI<3WT 0 C LilFiRSOM' so... ] ( \SJV._ JM TUB T0U3MEST, J- tw J - - C 1 SW2U-N3. TMES5 ' ed St0c>" *oi -t.-.-l Vsnltani. AIi i *Iioii V .lbs lluib Alatir To Kli*t f M . i t l sac. A lm*n A*an. Jolt**. J, K- iVVl4ow»rt To M.t nisi* lunk. Il.ai.lou lis t.* tn.* l.v* l o Lai rl* II llsin.* VVtlir. Ileitiy C m lloil«it*» 1. Hantonl d m a ti * I’.titu I’o iii . I II v l l l . I m in i I, *l**:a Tlir vluii, Ho* To FloiMa M *n II* nk. Hill. Iionalil VV To Sunlord AtI*till. N*l. Hank ■ • , *--rm * l.-t ( ° , I1.**rn III Ilk b— k iu UhTm I oui trr h ill in Ms. I'alsik* I'l" if * mo.— * HanlPid • n»u SOS » >8r,<o». I’sullca, I im o u *** Tri,#. l* * l |, r I I , - l l Hull* lisllrd Ini vYsalht'*, I’ uill'k. Ilantoa. l..viiits. v tv m v in : ill 4t*nu* Tw..-bs*e kite- -Drums VVr*lb*<*, Hllvrtman I. floltS I sir* McManus. T »l*. lb.«- avriarviTiiiN nr miirit, v i.n it* p u n T km bn 14 In I’sullck to I 'm l’*4*i*l a*v. A l.o .n A**n Puck. Trtrr lo M urray'In Halin- <>( Orlando To E * s , i * ll Xlacj li lj , Murray In MrManu* lo Hal- Uinoma) *luk Kll.rl <1. 1*11*11 v l.rTi o n . bsw* I’alaika a. Florid* Hlalr II* ..W To ‘It. O ranlni.l t ll**r. ns l.alUi Dl(. Th*. Vast,am *tui lluili Vlaiir. >'boM J. I') *lll**rn I. IIiI m Otf Klnri.la Hlalr . Until To It. !> llitt t In 1 inning for » run. Mt itnann, Jr. llltMn * In s fur I Wild plick. Ilnmr Hrnrvnbnl AM • flocltir |i|***n Winning iillfh.ri Tkenkeld Tn II. t. Halt rim VI..sir II. 1 >*i( pinbtt IUm . ii. Ilmp'r—i CooTifylor. Huirn* ll *IU< Xlsil* To P*r end hartley. Timei 1,11. i'll** II lirlnnsn n *s Kdaa. fcOULD CLEOPATRA DRINK A PEARI. WITHOUT STOMACH ULCER PAINS? M ETAL W AGONS t •»(.-.* >. SCOOTERS . 2 & 3 Wheel $2.75 —$4.95 *'. i. and othtr mndillon* rautod by *ic*s* •*td ehnsi-*' l-v • box ot Udga Tabkts from your drUgglti. First d»M mu# covlact r»t • riturn b is to u* and g*t Everywhere the opening of . 1 N. French A ve. BICYCLES Phoi FREE DELIVERY pietfl Una of Seafood and Poultry W ANTED — Metal turning Ipthe, Telephone 5. I'LL BUY your ear reganll*** of agr or condition, Roy Reel, 306 WA 2nd 8L Highest cash price paid for used furniture. Ted Davi* Furniture * Co. 311 K. I at. Ph. 068. ■ Two car garage. . On it 116 ji 140 In Mavfair. and 40 acre* land tor 1917. or later model Ford or Chexiolet In gootl condition or will tell both. J. O. MiVhelt, Rt- 2, Box _St. Phone. 1344;___ ___________ ei-T-4 FOB BALE % Harrell's Seafood & Poultry wanted 168, Sanford. )T8. 2nd and 3rd loti N. ^ter of Geneva A ft,, on 7 Pals, Livestock, Supplies Bide of Jlellohvllhr Are-! nf 6 loU, Just o ft Mellonn Bay Street NpkJRaric l l N ^ I L R. I-aying hen* and 1 rooster. 11.60 each. 120? W . Slid Short's Camp. lwo*e Co. R0LUFAST ANNOUNCING AKTICLES go atory, thiee hedroom W ILL TRADE 1939 model A Ford tmfurnlahcd or furnwihed. IM fU tlllS YOHH MONKY BACK T-’ b fr'-n T»r»a Co. and Drug fllCH* ESTATE I8URANCK MORTGAGE LOANS )NI> M. MALI, Realldf giaterctf Broker and Intdrance Agen Florida B u te Ik - - H I.6 0 ----- $13-85 •' An . in-rleu ,ig tlbry at nropsira J* Ik* in* wh.r* an admlr.r praltrd tk* L*»u y o( |sm uf k«r p«arl*. Whir* upon *hr dropped iiar Into a e***i nf win*-and drank ll. Hks Would hardly hav* don* Ikt* had *h» luix.tr.l aller.eallng pains. Thor* who *i* d.Mrtwed * Ilk ilomsrk uln r pain*, indlertllon. aaa pain*. 6 Jual rrcelvrd a large Htlectlon uf TRICYCLE8. All priced to nell. RIDING ' HOR8E—gentle. II. M. Gleason. Idtke Mary, Fla. Phono SMALL—MEDIUM—LAKGE *4 3 -5 $ — $ 4 4 .5 0 ROBSON SPORTING GOODS 306 E. FIRST 8T. PHONE 098 A 10 By Fran Strike* M E LONE RANGER Ce***1* G. We ls h WELSH 1IRE SHOP YOOD LEARN 1WE TRUTH 500HER OR LATER,ANYWAY, 0 O - - . C ^ E ^ I'M J I DON'T -'M . BELIEVE 0 "1 liE COMPLETION OF BIG MOUTH TUNNEL MEAN$'EVERYTHING.TO SUU SHERMAN. WHY WOl'LO YOU HIRE M£N I s\ Nor CkUCK 6G€RMAN? TO MAKE TROUBLE 7/^ p- ---- fC, r----- . ^ ^ T C ^ E C A U S E - - EXPERT RADIO RXPAlRlNt Fred Myere. I l l K. 2nd 84. ATTENTION MOTHERS — DIAPER SERVICE— llaiiy Valvet furnlahee hoepltal •clran.aterile (fiapera and daodoriaed container. Economical and aafe. Fully mddlcally approved Call Daytona 2467-W collect for details. 06 diaper*,, $2 a wee :. -F1R8T IN 8 AN FORD” IV o led Your Health By Sleeping lletUr. INNERSPRING MATTRESSES BOX SPRINGS HOLLYWOOD BEDS TRACTOR -MOWING — W i mow vacant loU, roads idea or large acreages. Phoaw 41 ar 16t-J. YOST FLORISTS TWO JERSEY milk cow*—ono three works frralt. other fresh A » . hm off W i r y •after Sept. 1st 2640 Sanfonl day A M. Margaret Ann Itora. Ave, Phone 136. _______ Over arm sty'#. Containing red Nut, 48" Emerson iplUulc billfold and other valuables. Re­ rge homo or » lure.. O'*A FOR S ALE good saddle horse or ward offered for Information. Randall E lacirid.^l (j ' trade for kid pony. A.-C. Beiuon, Mrs. Carl Mona, Phone 4A2-W. S, Sanfonl Are. HEW MACHINE HMOP w A Uped Mathlaaa-*'” ' Good mule for sale rhea T. B.I REWARD for return of Mack A Ing A repairing all makea. Ktnard. P. 0. Bo* 2© Ijtkei white cat pkkeO up near Bill's * v o w T in s MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING AND TYPING CREDIT IIUKBAU OF HANFORD >16 N. Park Phone 180 FLOWERS ev all vovonrs Kv. Paul UQbinsoF blTVA KETT t o v * HONTPurms oitg'OJ TOO HAOO.TCl KEEP QUCT. 4,MMe ^ f ( , “ ^ C rroa W a a m “ MBV.VOUTWO . V tvum Goaa xa s * tmatu ) thaf IV.5lMM.VA. .*/- PlAY*a ^ PAY” QC '-V coM o- ladivldaal Order By ECHOLS Mattreea Reaavallag A Rehalldiag A Specially Call Ua Today - Sleep Better Tonight PrSAENCK Go5j68' ECHOLS BEDDING COMPANY ftaaferd' Orlande Celery A Sanford- Pkoae 1232 • Hanford. Fla. Frnncb—Phooc 1190 k �t FT ) MONDAY, JULY 21, 194' PAGE PAGE BIX General Bradley ! Indonesia Attacked To Visit Europe tu hinder the restoration of la ~ /» i i f t and establishment a t security ft Truman’s Message rM lIu H l rren r . « « O** By AKTi Het The fae' Jfedf copp two game to contlno . Friday orchard I the Del-n Manaxvt hurier* in 14 hit bar g y To mat rd eu the while Jut Yksri Aloe cJ for th Saturde contest of in the FI played in second til The Re in (he o game eve b'(t Hudd (ho Banft In a mag ttctorv * take Jami the right : |n DrLsn i Vake P gsvrn inn grid rctm cap. All ifatdngt u Saturday V Ano’ hv two cents standing Umpire Bor II sari feathers cellrnt at OcLsml * wrre not pule cf a it except eonjest League, utduue fc Yester* tripped t that war rawing a glued to man was igAlng. v-Sanfc-r. ninth s|ru?Hsckti mw.irigl folloWcd and »■ * i ,i * « Burn, tu ViPinu) Th«>b<'t‘t Will*, r Vauli«B, l a-*-' Lew? rs. itOJsnui •tyUt. »l bsii.riU l Mriftnsl* Mwrer. Idldc. cl Silver i»*> f9Mt. « lmsen, * st.sk. Tv»*t; „ •—*il*»u. tl—SleUI retstk. nsntmil e |Bet»'v L j m i . s. vv.sth.r Slvwins klte--«o fug*a ta­ ils am Vurk, * jnidi k iWrtsri.x fsnford yitHil* I IfKt ‘ Last* t* Mr ri>< Co u l d fEARI. ULCER a * . in* J* -lb# « lbs lia whSrv u a ■*«** Would i is ltc n w ta s r from the forecast of a corn harvest 20 percent btiow last year’ s. But in the event res! shortages should develop, the rvport recommended ■ 1: 1. Full publicity as to the true farm outlook, perhaps including _a campaign ___ _ . _for “ strict economy” In the use of some foods. r .___ _ 2. Quick planning for conservatton, through l...— R-. export — r — controls . and possibly by renewing Ihe government’s recently l a p s e d pow^r to control the amount of grain used by distillers and other processors. V , Mr. Truman renewed plea of ten days ago that coal, steel a n d o t h e r industries, forego immediate price increases until they test the real snvtx of the wage boost won by Lewis* miners "Stability in steel prices would be a wise economic pulley for this industry as well as for the country," the President declared, wherrai Inerekse* based on guesses and an "exaggerated NIW YORK socialite Mrs. Thomas intern, Watlnn” coul d .“ slart (Julia Donahue) Higgins (above) was arrested in Belgium on a charge of smuggling nylons. She wss taken Into custody In Chtrlefol with Christians Torlonla, mem­ ber ut a famous Italian family, who was formerly married to a New York socialite. (International) ‘ O n NEW li W fiC k lO U r U ,T C C " * . , * ^ 7 — T""i - o i •,*», YORK. July 21 of the Gheribon agreement, prom­ ising the wealthy Dutch East In­ dies Independence u n d e r t h a Netherlands crown aa “ the United States o f Indonesia.” The Dutch closed* down the In­ donesian News Agency Antara and started military censorship, light now. but nonetheless real. The Dutch army announced thsl newsm a n 1L r, t >I ,1 lu a W a iliL a - .l I Palatine Curfew tcram' Adminiilralor ir bc- a preliminary to hil taking the key chief-of*iUf( pod NEW YORK. July 21, tA *)Buses lit the populous Borough of -Queens moved under police guard today after 600 union drivers for two rompanlea voted almost un­ animously to continue their strike that began Saturday. Police said 300 strikers attemp­ ted to block the movement of the first 37 buses from a terminal of the Green Bus Lines, Inc., with a picket line, but dispersed when protective police arrived. By tnldmornlng 63 of a normal 120 buses were in operation, the line «aid. m retirement .nest year ol General Dwight Eiienhnwrr. hi* wartime boss. - It will be'the lint letuin in two years lor Bisilley to the teens* ol...... hit victories, and be will find n imh^mnd V**.*ni*rn tln fj.- ™ “ ‘ f r * ,#" . i . A British colonial office spokesman said thy Cyprus camps csrtalniy were not full. He said probably about 10,000 Jews were *n the camps, but many more could be accommodated. (Jewish sources in Palestine .have estimated the number held on Cypruv at 16,000.) , The Whitehall Informants suggested that this could mean that any Jaws seised by the British •tffc th * Palestine coast would RCntlThie to be sent to Cyprus if no arrangemanla had been made with the particular . European x7 Ai W—A Ar " M H I 1^ W k-— > r V \/ 1v \f I Lm f ■ r Y 11 a w Aa I 1 m * 1 i1 1 r.tkt? -■ k. H Stalin Makes First Summer Appearance o f gaaollno, the first English divorce with th* power o f grating President that th* shipments will aheolus divorce. ............ ........ ............. « not Impair civilian supplies,’ - Weahtngtonle. named Ift hoftor The secretary would be requir­ o f Georg* Weshlngtoi, ta a genua ed to make monthly -rtporta of shipments to Congress. * SSotSw a Greek Fight •C'eatlaaee m at Pag* Oa.f big attack against governme forces eight day* ago. A government military l« t i told the subcommlsalon the rlllaa at Konitsa wars Albs mi Uniforms and launched jte aive to set up a free r . o im m i at Konitsa. Government circles, meanwhil e i pressed surprise that the. gut; rlllaa who were routed Iasi w2 by loyalist force* in north***, ern Greece had not proclaim the area a “ Communist fn state.” “ We cannot understand the 4 lay," a foreign ministry spoke man said. “ Wa hava been exp* Ing it any day. The on*] teen probably la because the Lommv - 1 1 w w * HOUSE Among the newest am electrical development ia i light that peer* around the bulb ia mounted In nf t fU M b K metal.tub*. In F lo rid a’s “ dlpsy doodle” w inters U a real prob lem . How m u ch beat Is n eed ed ? W hat type Is m oet sa tisfa cto ry ? M ost eco n o m ical? W h at equip- “ .o, I. ...tubist T o And a solution^ Reddy K ilow att has Just com pleted Rotary 5feet sjjs. ‘ The Comtnlwwlon voted to again thekt on Aug. 4 as a T a i Equal!“ ‘ I"" Board at which time they w[)| hold a public bsartng In regard to a proposed raise of 10 percent In City ta i valuation for 1947. A hearing wss also set for the first week to August to consider revoking the license of a beer garden operated at 801 West Ninth Street by J. D. Carlton. A petition of residents In that vicinity was ™ad in which the place was deae8bed as a public nuisance, „ Keque* of the Silver Fleet Csb Company to increase rates was considered and the company was »»kcd to submit further daU as on Aug. 6 /to attempt',Y, u,) ta il insurance problems. M **cd Would cause future Immigrants ..to /Hhlnk U k r b e f U b W d m g appeal front jd* surisot, r I’M * unfinished ' business. Mr. Ssjrrt announced. Is wss agreed Friday to grant to the ' "Fort** and . Doyle con­ tracting firm of Connecticut an option for purchase of City owned loU in the Magnolia Heights section for building. 60 fire room homes of the pre-fabrlcated type, each haring an area of approxlmately 1,000 square feet. The pro­ ject is awaiting FHA approval, said Mr, Bayer. Each home will occupy 1H lota. Another request for city loU was presented by Clsude Wbldden, twpvkwnltaf Internets not named. *ctJon * * * Ub,*d Until Com* missionsrs* can be present to He will find in this remnant Ameriran Army at least one unit that call strike with'wartime pre­ cision and gower—jJiejnebilt.couslabulary force built up by his old lieutenant, MaJ. General' Ernie <Uld .Gravel Voice” i Harmon, lank battle veteran of Sicily, Italy France Belgium, Holland and Gerntany, In addition to Reps. M. H. Smith Bradley undoubtedly will gsthei of Sanford House Speaker Thomas Information that w ill'b e reflect­ |l,u»luy of lie Funtak Springs, ed In future American military wh0 bed been called as witnesses, there were Reps. Marvin If. Rowell •r real purpose In his going. Rut „ f Stuart, L. C. Yeomans of Cry*- slung hi* Journey also will he tai River, Johrr Hranch of Tampa, msny mileposts of memory he - --- - ................ - helped make famous In th* sec.... P, Martin of Plant City, P. Ouy OIMf World W an-H III 600 In TuCrews of Jacksonville and C. H. n|p|«, Troina in Sicily. St. la, In Tavlor of Wauchula. Nurtnany, th* Ardennes In UvlRep. Jerry Collins of Ssrumta. gium, the Siegfried Line and the who was one of the leadrri In Rhine In Germany, the fight to oust Papy from thej Rut he probably won’t g*l to House afler his indictment, was> visit the River Elbo area, where In tha rourthuuse but did not 1m- he linked up with Ihe -Russians mediately romp Into the court to end the war and swapped the loom. ' Soviet commander a Jeep for a Papy wae accompanied by hi* riding horse aa a victory touveteen-age son, U. C. Papy, Jr., who nir. Only Red troops patrol the aat in the courtroom audience. Kibe these days. TWenty-one o f the 93 pruspecTh* Soviet military leaders live jurors were excused or were know Bradley's record - loo well absent because they could not leg -to • underestimate 1 him. But - hi located. Slate and defense roun- will* certainly lie a puttie lu th* tel started examining the venire- German people. Accustomed to men. -Th# State wae represented by Slate Attorney Orion 0. Park­ er. Jr., and Phil O'Connell. Papy'a attorneys of record were identified In the courtroom as former etat* senator- Pat Whi­ tr— rsa> <'»»> taker of Tampa, J. Lewis Hall and ss bn th* Arthur Godfrey Weldon G. Starry of. .Tallahaate* am front hi* first victory and U. A. Worley of Miami, former larch on th* Orlando talent Dade county state attorney. Also at the defense counsel table wste J, Leuncelot Lester end Montoe county ettorney Paul Sawyer, both tl'H ltasU tr*M I***. Dm ) enough to, accommooste rum m In federal elections was pssvcd th* Radio i City Music Hall. This by the House. It now goes to th* Music Hsll, he saldn Is the largest Scnst*. Th* vote we* 290 to 111, Ip th* world, but more impressive Thar* are no plan* for conthan that, ha added, ar* Ra wonstderalion of the bill this year Qarful acoustics, In the Senate, where It has b*«n ■, Th* most unfortunat* part of ---- C----- , blocked rejwattdly In th* p u t by his trip,. hs axplslned, Wss tha niuovcun, July siuiy II. ait pi r—i nint Southern filibuster*. MOSCOW, (AR—l*rlra* cold ha contrartad after taking Minister 8talin mad* hta first pub­ Celled up unexpectedly, Houm a hot shower Just before .spend­ lic appearance o f th* summer yrsing three hours rshasrring in en terday whan h* attended a monster action came over -the futll* ob­ k!r wnnrtlllnnfliii rfiatR. -Am 1 rt* sports axhlbltlon In Moscow’* Dyn- jection! of a group of Southern representstivts who tried perilssn o Stadium In wbicli approxi­ mately 30,000 Russian athletes per- mentary devices to blu*’- a Hr,-’ Vote. Thev succeeded onl* In **; tirlpataL th* showdown s*v«rr The 67-yeer-old Stalin, who » u leying dressed (n e military uniform, ap­ hours. The Hous* Merchant Marin peared to be in good health and high aptrila when he entered his Committee approved a hilt V special box and received the cheers block petroleum shipments i*> >no f. an audience of 70,000 which foreign country unless the See •crowded the stfdium to capacity. rotary of Commerce certifies t*>. by him on the Godfrey program, He was accompsnled by Marshal and also the final test including Klementl VoroaMlev and Foreign 'B few verses from each o f the contestants. Sanford people In the audience that night, he said, were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mra. MapNelll and Belt. 7 ^ S o f Orlando, and Rev. Doug Charles of. Sanford. Commission Meet r.aM .e.0 I ' M fo / n .w f d lS ui ^ „ d " ncem a^d “ " d . * 1* i brief leave from hil Julie* the situation gtrally changed. What lies ahead of him on the road hack? , He- left Europe, wilh lour gieal Allies —!United S t a l e s , Brilsh. |Russia and France-—still celrhrst; ing lhe unity ol a wsrtimr In* mr.ji), R e will 'find F.umpe'nnw an . area ol squairrls in which no two 1 allies agree on what shall he done { with the slowly irviving lof. • * He will find Ihsis neither war nor peace— for the peace isn’t , yet written wilh the main enemy i Ian only a twilight promise, i under which ujiimate decisions • 'have been postponed from 1 week to week’ ami month to month, r He will find the sureties of tha l battlefield, where nations and men *| unite in common fear, replaced by the uncertainties nf the dlpi lumatlc table, when- they often R drift apart in mutual distrust or t under the tug J,f separate greeds. 1 He will find that .the . superb, I cunihat-trained, million-man Amer­ ican Army be led lias dwindled - to 200,000 men or frwei, an ar- my containing many teen-age I, youngsters who never saw action, - an Army that suffers from the evils that have nfflirU-d all oc­ cupation armies from pre-Roman times — venereal disease, black marketing and the softening In­ fluence of Intermingling with for­ eign viviliana in a foreign cul* Stale o f chronic Ill-health arid Instability.” Aa for. foreign commerce, export* have skyrocketed to an annual. rate of 120.700,000,000, creating * some strain" of short­ ages at home. Rut foreign nations ate tunning out of gold and dollars and eiports "must he tipecltd to decline before the end of the year,'* even If new foreign, aid is granted. Mr. Truman asserted. He added: "The immediate and Bole ob­ jective of our foreign aid pro­ gram* should be to restore a vigorous, stable and peaceful world economy. fortlgn policy it is* worth etifortig npollcy.-.il-la. - worth - en­ during temporary shortages of a few commodities within the United States. This will bring lasting benefits in the long run.’’ "In June we reached a level of 60,000,000 jobs, rcgsrdrd by msny as Impossible of sttsinment. Our stamkrd of living Is exceptionally high, snd purchasing power ha« thus far been adequate to absorb completely the enormous produc­ tion o f American farms, mines and factories. "Farm Income' hik attained a record level. The financial peti­ tion of business is strong. " « u Managements and. |8hur_Jyivu-Cui fiperated in maintaining Industrial peace « t l Productivity Is on the increase." But then Mr. Truman added this warning: that full employment at high prices la being sustained .by the pent-up wartime demand. l,y extensive use of credit and savInga, and by. the huge eycess of exports over Import*. ' “ These are temporary prop* to our economic aystetn. A * they weaken, we shall need to make many baeic readjustments to complete th* transition to a permanently stable and maximum-level peace­ time economy," he declared. Mr. Truman decided to send his special report to congtess after Edwin G. Nourse, chairman of*hi* council of economic advisers, pre­ sented current economic develop­ ments—Including the coal contract settlement—at a Cabinet meeting en July 11. The 1046 law creating the econ­ omic council railed for only nmi re­ port a year, but a White House spokesman said that after the July 11 meeting the President and members of the cabinet agreed that Congress and Ihe public ild be brought up to date. ail men of good will In this cout ,ry ln d to obstruct the rehabl Hatton and reconstruction of Ir don„ ia ." Interior capital of Jogjakarta fur the “ vrindo population, men- and rumen of all organisations, to ir « lls S fS Iran res* t> «l defend our freedom and our gov­ been aegt to detention camps or ernment against the Dutch co­ Cyprus. lonial war." This generally was supposed to The Republican radio fsported have been the destination of tha heavy fighting at Gunung Pati, deportation ships Ocean Vigour, ten miles outside the north coast Runnymede Park and Empire Ri­ city of Semarang. Within 8*mval when they tailed from Haifa arang itself, the radio said tha Republican underground had risen against the Dutch. | General Soerdirman, comman­ der o f the Indonesian army es­ timated at 200,000 troops, believ­ ed to be poorly armed and train­ ed, warned Republicans by the ra- rW.I A h .IU ,7„*r„n ,r !? * u A Jewish, In JerusaUii hsTld te n " of * "1 cT^ m * » extensive survey. It1* too long to publish here. But It’s * * . . available in book form —-* fine bl| book, profusely tibia* use heating problem . (ra te d . And It bee th e answ er to C I L ! F ACT S I N A WARM SUBJECT So don’t ihlrtr and shake next winter. Do something • Hi ‘ . --r ' . - d’i . f / : , about U now. Get the facts. See your dealer* call at your Florida Power A Light Company office* or �* t> ■ m m r' SBG^gey,/* . J •. /• In V a lt y T h c r t U S tren gth — T o FawUet tfc. I' u h of th* World; To Prwxoote the Pre.reae of America) To Produce Prosperity for cranford. • • -T H E W E A T H fi* Eerily cloudy (oni|ht and Wed­ nesday. Gentle variable * ;nd*. W a AN VOLUME XXXVIII Established 1008 n t IN D E P E N D E N T e D A IL Y d N K W S l’ A P K H SANFORD, FLORIDA, T U E S D A Y , J U L Y 22, 1947 NO. 178 A s s o c is to d P ress L ea sed W ir e jm l All Official Defense-M ove called B e p re s e n ta tiv e ' A l ­ lowed T o Relate C o n v e r s a t i o n In ­ volving Bribery TALLAH ASSEE, July 22 Circuit Judge V . May Walker today denied a defenie motion which would have cut the groun I completely Imbery chi ry charge aaaimt former Rep Berate C. Papy of Key Weat. • He declined, to bar leitimony . of Rrp. Qrailey Odliam of San­ ford that Papy had offered him caih and whiikey to help defeat .a bill 'denying telegraph, aerviie to race bet bookmaker!. Odham'a leitimony wai given uAilc the jury wa* excluded from tne courtroom pending Judge Walker'a ruling on the point.' TJ*r Sanford Irgiilalor prepared to repeat it before the- jurora, admit ted sfter’th r nilitlg wai made. State Attorney Orion C,. Pal ker,- Jr.', laid that an order rul­ ing out leitimony involving con­ versations beftvrcn legiihlon i.» ^ d around the House chambei automatically would mean a di­ rected verdict of acquittal "hrcauie we have no other evidence." Defeat* Allornryi Weldon 0. Starry of Tallahanee and Pat Whitaker of Tampa contended tuch leitimony ihould not bi admitted under a 259-year-old English cflromcn^law o (absolute l^vilage of.judicial and legislative* Official Gives Red Satellites Eyewitness Story Receive Warning Of Burma Slaying To Aid U.N. Plan Single Gunman Killed Punitive lwsV-ltoMtbsYuw*i|* *Nation’s k\s ad'6r s t/iiitaker laid' 'th t * Diibesy charge! ihould have been drspov ed of by the Legislature ana "it Un't good government for the court to itnke down an indepen drnt branch and id itielf up sa ((.'■■tlaaea » !•■** k ill Sanford Bid For Legion Memorial O ffered At Meet Sanford's bid for erection here of s Florida American Legion headquarter! and memorial build­ ing waa personally p relented by Joel 8. Field, Sanford poatmMtcr srff member of the Cempbell-Loaslfl| Post S3 leleetln committee to tha Special HearquayUra Set-, action Committee headed by Col. Tom Cooley o f ML. Dora which mat at tha 'Hotel Mayflower In Jacksonville Saturday afternoon in connection with the Department summer Conference. Mr. Field Informed members t>f the Poat last evening at their eupper meeting at the Legion Hut oCthia submission, and revealed t i n - of th# four-ettle* which aummilted offers, Tallahassee, which was represented by Post Comdr. Walter Roundtree, was the only other Florida* city to submit a bid for the site. Henry Woleolt presided at the Post meetlagThe .10 member committee in Jacksonville, at whose • meeting State Cominsnder Frank Caton was present, set Nov.' 1 as the deadline Tor other cities to make u lflr possible bids for the project, Mr. Field announced. A fter Nov. 1, he said, Chair­ man Cooleey will call -a meeting within the n e t t '10 days to de­ cide on the three best bids and * I ( m tin w i r » e » atsi Drug Store Observes 23rd Anniversary 4 O, Laney, pharmacist, has operated hie drug store at Its pre­ sent . aim far the past » years,. he revealed today. With Mra. Laney he came 'here from Birmingham, AU. and on'July 2*. 1824 opened the ita r* wn-First Street In the U llw k D . i u u _. . 4 ff* A t C o u n c il T a b le RANGOON, Burma. July 22 i/V) -puisne* Minuter U. Mya, a lurvivur ol the aiiatiinat|on Saturday in which seven of top Burmese leaden were daih, said today a lone gunman invadrd the ministerial council dumber and calmly .perpetrated the cume. TJiakin Nu, aucceuor to the murdered U Aung San as deputy chairman ol the goveimn's ex­ ecutive council, laid Aung San learned two monthr earlier that, a "trptoiilt murder pUd" wai be­ ing readied hut dm lediteil tli<lepiuti. He laid thr dr facto, leader uf the Burma government dul not believe anyone in the country would pint againil hii life. U Saw, former premier whom the British ousted and jailed on thargri of collaboration with the Japanese, and 19 assistants were placed under arrest soon after the assassin* Ron >. ttpaalTihg to a new,-unfereiw# U Mya gave this first eye wit­ ness account .of the murders; Action By S e c t m y je6*iiiicfr Threatened by U. S. LAKE SUCCESS!* July 22 tA*> — The Untied Slates warned the Balkan states today .that any re­ fusal to cooperate with proposed border watch commission might bring punitive action by the Unit­ ed Nations Security Council. The . warning was voiced by Hrrschel V. Johnson, Deputy U. S, delegate, in reply to Soviet contentions that the council could do mote__than make ’■rrommrndalioni under C h a ptrr V I of the_U.__N. Cliarter under which the^ promt case it bring considered?"” Johnson said the refusal ol any country to coo|>cra(r with thr pro­ pelled bolder comiminon would lay it open 1o much graver charges and action under another chap­ ter of. the charter. Hr |urtumabty referred to Chapter V II, which provides for sanctions and mili­ tary action. Soviet Operation In America Through Party Revealed By Former Communist Netherlands S t a t e s Police M e a s u r e s W ASHINGTON. July 22 lff>Vidor Kravchenko told Congress Compelled By Re­ today that "every responsible rep­ public’s Actions resentative of thr Soviet guvern- Indonesian Revolt Seen As Sign Days Of Imperialism A re Fading Mission T o Explain R e p u b l i c ' s Posi­ tion P l a n n e d By Former P r e m i e r merit in thr United Slates rnay be US DRW I I T M ACKKN2IK juliereliy h tiniteit Suir< of In LAKE SUCCESS; July 22 a ' i AP Foreign A ffair. Anal)sl I i)on#aU, encoiiips»mg tiutli the i m A H A . tul „ . ) .aP)-uLu. regarded as an economical or po­ — Th r Netherlands government inTlieer is no ilark mystery gl>viul ,r«iuii>lie sml. the reuisnuier of lhv‘ A litical spy." lU -Jtaefm V iwhlkh * W e'lMpii-V F»Tt Imlies. -would come Into besource, sanl today UoopS the United S id e s ’that it A who tlniutrd aihuir oil the noith btavchenlCpf-disAaier afisciai ^afjhaif herir lYiinprltrJ l« "rrsoii to ' ngsin lietwsrn tin- ImlonesiMti Be- ing In the Soviet Pure losing Commission polit inessutes against the In- puhlic anil the impelint Ilulrhi This new nation was to have and rati coaiU id Java yciterit is Ju»t another of mso,’ I dominion status. Holland was to day had been engaged in heavy in New York, testified heforr the donevian Republic liecauve u| con­ force*; indication* that tin- d»v of nil-1 retain a hand in fiqrlgn irlnHouse Committee on Un-American tinued "ait* uf violence." pir,.* la fading. jlions, defrnw-, finance und in *ub lighting, lhe Dutih. if polling all activities. •To undsrataml the i Bii»e of l lie' jrci* of an m>nomic!| or culloi ohirclivci traihrd in operation, . At the same lime, it was di*. lie said that Mr. Setfov. who closed that the Indonesian govern­ currant crisia w«* mint g.t I.Nckjnl nature. The (Juerrrt uf Hollaml laid trmUnvc was "Icti ihan exa bit. Ths revidatiim»iy -lmlo-|aiao v u 4o" Iw ijoeeu of lite ? was deputy chairman ol thr Pur­ ment itvrli bad sent a communica­ nrsian Rspuldic lia* jn-en the Dominion. Diaagtreiiient over tile peeled." A l^olth army_communique chasing Commission. actually was tion to the Secuiity Council I he de facto government fof tin- ms- method of implementing the new superior to thr Rusnan ambassa­ contents weir not known, hut the Jor porttune of tin- sich islands guyeriiment i» credited with pre- placed Dutili caiualtin yntciday ■■f Java and Sujuniin sisiee tin- cipltnltug the latest upheaval, dor fiom lb* Communis! ^arty note wav pirtumed lu Ur an ap|ie.v| winter of lU!f>. l^nglliy negotin-l However. 1 think we must .1 4 at 151) dead and wounded. Hinidrnt Sockaino ol the Infor aid. point of view. Ilona between llie Diltell irlielv j drepri Ilian that.- If^ we could donruan Republic amiiumcrd that The Putsh note chatgrd the In-, fhcavily punctuated t>> warfare) Uiok into the uitml of iln- In Andrn Ctumyko, now represent­ (ornifi Prrtntcr Nulan Sjahnt had finally resulted In an ugrrrment H HHllMKrd MM I ' g g r P i l l donesiam with "senselesv destlUC* ing Russia in the United Na­ 1c( l Java-oo-s-mittron to exptaig with maintaining a food tions, was ambassador at the tion. lhr irpublic*! poniion abroad. (A r­ Hocknlr j amt with carsyrng time, Kraychrnkii said. ming in Ningapuir. Sjahrir raid "hovlile -md inllammaloiy piopThe onr-lirnr Russian anny of­ hr would voil Ihr United State). agamli." ficer described Sedov as the "main India and Au ill alia on* hit nm"lhe Nrlhrilands as thr t'late personality representing thr resstiun.) vvhoitl the sovelrigiily lial comniillrr on the Common-1with .. - . A Royal Nrthri luiul* navy comist Party in the Unitrtl Stales, *“*’ *,l,llo T *ntI wlfftIs conmutiique mid landing craft of the navy and win slops disembarked He said no decision, could h e ! ^ u; nll> *• ullimalely te.jHin.shl troop* nt Bniijot-wangi on the made without .Sedov's participa- (or ^maintaining I* wand order cannot allow (heir inimical arinmi Minneapolis Club As­ Protection Of Oil In­ rw»t (oasl of Jnvn and at J'asjr tion, adding that when secret con 1'uloli on rin< north coast. It wxs to continue." the Nrlherlandi gnvsures City On Bali terests O f P r i v a t e the first amphibious operation (rreners were held al the purchas­ eramrnt laid. the end of World Wai II, ing commission. Sedov presided Park C o n d i t i o n s Owners Is Ur^ed since "It has become patmtlv clear A Dutch army communique said . rather than the general who was that the present republican guv-i ' , ” the Hoops li . , "the gained initial objective! head ol the agency. emim-nt i. incapable of maintainHi* Lily. Comnunion U»t c»r W A S H IN G TO N , July M l— and made addiliouMl advances. A severe five hour riiesaemant Kravchenko Inter broke witn irfg security, law and order in their! ning voted lo reduce the hcriur A House I'ublic l ands suhconililit- Auction^Fee Cut Action Postponed To $20 Per Day By Committee On ; By Commission Glades Park Bill ^ vojeil loday^ijr..dalay-amiri th e,|in "th P~r5d B n g^ sector of Suthe Russian government. rea nouisced Communism oosi luld why lu-xi session of t-ongress any av'-|malia yrsteiday and oihrr classes T*r?neh owcjuluis ui iu.ibe praambl* Tn a book, ” 1 (Those Flreiiom." imam It. create lhe necessary iuij. I ' u,‘' mcubanli liym to 5 ." )bm un h-gislatjori giving lb . Sec.-j on . that island were spotted ■if the American resointluii which ‘ Ottions tnereto I s ilay, with the itnendllient that retary uf Interior “ unqin-stionnble by an Indonesian at my communi­ Robert K Stripling, chief in would stipulate that continuation fin , ,these clrciMiistancpi h er!.* maaiiiiuiM maximum vi of i15 i r day. y■ hr allow- "Jithdrity" to expand the Ever que. Tlie l>utlletlu also said that uf the disturbed situation In the vestbrator fur the committee ask­ nuiirity n Kuv^inm^nt his with th«* * . • .» . , glades National Bark in Florida to on Runday. two Dutch warship* ed Kravchenko for Information utmost reluciauoe been compelled fd ldu1"1n', , U yrJ' Il'M IlS H t n rage Sis) 1,"200,000 anes of )*nd. " l,y off Mvtak on the exlrems tip "One lone gniwaau advanced on actual a*;icqmenta to apy tolm liu i i.e the Eieilt, *t;uv«j Dot- to hold austroni I hit action lot The at tion was takrn me* the “ f Java were shelled li >imini.essilently— wlrwout** .^faking upon work made hv- the CorutHunit' fo-neral to rrsort to police mea- lowed a statemerit id l*ity Alim objection of Itep. . Betrrsoo (D-| i< •■eiiaa.,i <••«> u , ; the council tablet 'and simi't I’arty in this country. sores of n strictly limited charac- „ , y pIrJ |< WlLoll to (he file d Lial after Chairman Barrett iH steadily (at Aung . San. Within a In general, the witness said, nu few feel of the table, ha-halted. '" ,dInlay «h- r“ hr " 'r"would in - ifroil '« .all, person holding a position in con- ’ 'The Net.,..lands gmernm.ii, «»»•* «• W* ojunmn, a $IIM) a day Wy"» no action Then he opened fir#, strung the ICMiUtivd mn I'i i r M ti j (rr winild U trffil f u n iiv r ^ l»V utiutlirr nectiun with economic affairs ar­ rr mrcting turning uf or thr (nr group t*.| Ix>-1 g^ , ■, c . gdh I leftward ,and continued fir­ WASHINGTON, July 22, l/F)rives here from Russia “ withaut lo ir Colli— “ ...............— •the couth. ing at khosa aeated on the left Gongra.reconverts, either C r e lC ( Jl i r i S l I l C T , A nxw American pro(eat to Mos­ 1-cial or tegular »r«io .’, pest, I# I | i of Aung tfan. • • cow Involving |1,0(K>,000 wortti of a aperiflc assignment with refT V motion lo reduce the (ce in stwcial erence to collection .of secret doc­ January As Aung San' fell Aid the oil machinery missing In Romenia uments,” Than he went on tt wai made hy Comrniiiionrr KohHep W illiam ’ A. Dawson ill gunman" turned his attention to clouded Ruula'a hope *odny of say that every responsible Soviet cit A. Willumi. Mayoi H. J. tint Ctali) luuvni to drfvrr action un­ the olhertr further from rnr. I aek-. getting icnii-leaae refinery equip representative here lifay .U re­ ptriidcd ovrt lhe inerting. Com* A T H E N S . July 22, (A*)— Civil til iln* next rilrating <>t Congrrsi. ed the upportunity to escape 1 nient from the United Slate* garded aa a spy. Delivery of 118,000,000 worth of miliionrr Arnlrcw Carraway was His motion carried on a voter vole. strife rruptvti am-u on the island len|ied for .the doorway, pulled Dressed in a neat, powder blue down the holt. and ran from the post lend-lesse supplies, much of Peterson suggrstrd that the cum of Fiele Loilav ami spuradic gurrpirirnl. I WO rommisiionrn wrir It oil equipment, has been alopped ault. Kravchenko testified chief­ milter merely close its iu-uriog on 1 11|a attacks were 'repditcd else­ room. " ‘ *1 /A|)— , sliseni; lirmgc armgr Ihilmp, due- to thr |iaik liHlay and per mil him lo where in lireece, llie goVri lllllcnt 1 "There was no guard at the by Congress because of Moscow's ly through in interpreter. Dr. lh e Civil Aeronautic* Hoard has door. The executive council so delay in settling the Soviet Uni­ Vladimir Gaovaki, clflef of the given formal notice of proposed illnrn, and Era. R. L rihri who submit u substitute bit! al n l«< i aunuunced. foreign law section of the Li­ Tlie Caura area uf t’lete. quiet meeting, liarrrll thru nnmuin.-rd far has never been guarded. The on’s wartime account. to w rules to require raitnr ter­ ii out ol town. Administration official* who brary of Congraa*. Both men *p rain clearance Indicator.■ in air only police'at the secretariat that l l i r matin u|-rrducing thr fre! Id* Inlrutioii to call no further for llie tlast few weeks, wa# under IC -a lls a r* aa |'M , Si s ) ' a curfew ordered by the mjlitary have urged Congress to relaa this treatlaa*# • • l‘ »a » l i t ) ! marling during thr cunviit Imera for a two-year cxperlmcn governor. Col. Fiairroddaskis, - af­ stand lest it be interpreted abroad ^ ^ a i a l i u f f ’ j u iu i- n a e " t*l period beginning Jan. I. ter a Imrnl of 20 men .ul irk .< a . , » » *h American disregard o f con­ Th* board also announced a giro mittiuit oil July III hy (icorgc otcoh The Evrrglade*' National I’otk radio station .just oulsiib1 ths capi­ tract pledges acknowledged thM poaed new rule reuniting Increased Austin of thr Ihnipr Furnitutr was rstalilisiinl June 20 by See- tal. (Tin s dispatch did not fur'liRussia's tactic* In Romania might ■learnnre* tn flying over moun­ Company. Mayoi Gut thru dircrlril tciarv of Interior J. A. King on er identify lhe *ltae|i*r*.) permanently bar th# shipment des­ tainous terrain during bail wrath- Attoinry \X ilum lu draw up an Cfil.lHMI -acres in southern Florida. The authorities announced that pite Moscow’s willingness to pay WASHINGTON; July 22, (,V >- ei and the revival of a pre-war At that time, the State drrd-d lo guerrillas near Can........... flic lo PARIS. Jdir 22 ’ The re­ for the goods. tide requiring llie carrying of an urdinsnee irdunng il|r Ire (rum the feileial government fire of ml (hr village- of Kamltimi nnd hlasThe Navy announced today an im­ turn of 11.8. World War II dead Tlie State Departs nt disclosed automatic flight recorder. I KI Oil a day lo )2H a day. At nnd mineral leases, all Stale own- led u bridge in leptisal fur the from JKuropran grave* will get yesterday a formal note bad been mediate reduction" of 1,000- o f­ Th* two new proposal! grew (Jir mrctlllM lail Friday, Convmis-j rd lands in the area. II also pie- •laying Gy u C d i m muli.uf two ficers because o f budget cuts umb rway July 28, at Henri Chap- handed the Soviet foroign office, voy^d by Congress. The move will from President Truman’s • special persons In-Id In ronnectio, with ellt> Cemetery near _Liege,- Bel. Xirotaating Russia's failure to pay reduce the number of Navy of- air safety inquiry troard. The third lionrr Carraway moved-that the' .sT*1*1 * ** f"! . | . ■ | , tNW.otM) for the aqcuiattion of nri the kilting <>f a Rightist attorney. glum, the American Graves Regis­ for 7.000 ton* of oil equipment re­ ordinanrc tie adopted, but tbp | vate land! within the coNtrmpl«l)*.t ficer* from a present strength of D one which has been.under dlstration Commission announced moved from Romania tjtf Red army !7.0rW In northwest Greece in th# • irs to 40,000. • u'-idri for some times* an aid to motion dird lor want of l.L'uu.lMMI.acrr park. east of loannina, two minor elash| troops. today. Congress gave the Navy M,. enforcement' of flight.rules and H|T ond. . . Itrp. Dirksen (R -lll) urge,I Hut. r» well* reDtirteil belwesnc govern The Henri Chapeite Cemetery .1OO.000.000 for its operations 'until vnilgation of accident*. sulwumniltee today to ’’plotec- Ihe ’ merit fnrrea anil reinnantli i f Lef­ Following lire opinion given is the second Isrgest In tbe.KuroJuly IU4H,,or.approximately JshW,- - Th* flight recorder Is ’* device mineral mid oil interests" of pri­ tist Guerrilla unite. One guerrilla p*»n erea,. and. 17JUD-American* 000,000 leas than i'residrn; Tru­ pieced in tne tail of the plane lo hy Attorney Wilson, lhe ordinance vate owners if it recommended unit, attempting to reach A graph#, are buried there. It waa establish­ man had asked. sliow<lta path through the air and wai passed un iti first reading tlioi tlie Secretary uf Interior ln- wa* reported under altar's hy ed, hy the tat. Army in Septem­ Of the 1.000 officers affected, al>n th* effect of rough air on th* last evening. Die reduction, said viven "unquestionahle authority" government’force* south of G'rev*. ber. 1844. Mane of ita dead fell II Kalian*# aa l*aae *1*1 NANKING. July 22, OP) — 800 will leave the Navy and 1’00 plan*. Use of the recorder via* na. Other minor clashes were in the battles fo r Asrhan and In China's military situation came will revert to, non commissioned dropped Ih June.' !!)!!, because of Mr. Sayrr. applies to firms that saU to have taken place un |h# the Ardennes campaign. have been m business twu years ranks, t i* announcement sold. war time materials.shortages/ under rlpso scrutiny today by an smtlhern stupes uf lhe (ir.tinmna "Only thoae dead whoa# next American presidential envoy on a A ll officers concerned will he Th* r)tdar absolute terrain pro­ or more. Fur firms that have not Muiintnliis. of kin hdve elected to haee their fact-finding mission and by top notified not later than Aug. IA ximity.Indirator will Ite used as a Tlie goverii.nt atirmunred lhr»i remains brouht back to Uia home­ Chines* -general* who conferred and the change will lie -omnleted supplement to pressure .'ypc nitI- been heir that length uf tunc IlMlIaae* as I’sar aid on Sunday GtAiiiliu forces lust dr land will tie returned" the AGRC with Chlang Kal Shek oq coordina­ hy Oct. 1. meten. One now un the market TAM I'A. July 22. <*•) - The killed, il) wounded and T7 cap­ said. ; O f the 800 to leave tha service, shows * light and blows a horn tion of operations In the wer drutli of hundred* uf thousands of tured. The first shipment Is sched­ against Chines* Rede. 500 will be reserve line officers when the plane approaches within fish in the Sayasota area during •North of Kilkis, a iurnd ronting uler! to depart from Antwsrp early The American was Lieut, Gen­ now on active duty and a email a specified distance of an obstruc­ tlie past week waa caused literal- down from tlie lulls attacked and in Octdber. number of Wave officer*. About tion. Th* board'* proposed rule eral Albort.C. Wedemeyer, whose ly l>y smothering, Dr. Clvd.' T. held a village near Santa for thr** • 11" '1---■ ... ■■— — survey for President Truman, like­ 300 regular Navy temporary line would require such a device In all Rri’ l. in-ad uf the Biology Depart­ hours lieforn ar tin-red cars and Bill Lewis, a 0 foot 188 pound offieera who were formerly en­ scheduled airline plane* flying at ly will deteraino U. 8, policy to­ ment of the University of ramps, troops recaptured the-community, backstop from Follanab**, W. Va. listed men and given officer rank night or through overcast. ward China. Ho held informal military source* sstd. said today. wa* signed by tha Sanford Celery during the war will also be sep­ Th# proposed terrain clearance conference* at tho American Em­ Far tu the east, virtually un th* Fed* today, it waa announced by After he and twu as*iiiu-it> arated, the Navy said. rule would Increase the minimum bassy toon after Me arrival, and Turkish Imrder at Oiestias mili­ made a thorough study uf jhe con­ John Krlder, vie* president of the About 200 temporary lino war­ altitude over the highest ground W ASHINGTON," July 22 W ) tomorrow he will talk with Chlang rant officer* will go bock to the on a route from 1,000 feet to 2,00(1 Sanford Baseball Association. ditions. Dr. Reed said Sarasota tary sources said l eftist Guerril­ and other high government offici­ las were routed with losses of men The House voted today to cut Lewis has been ploying for th* coastal waters were teeming with and war supplies ip a battle with feet under certain conditions. al*. the taxes camera fan# must pay Miami entry in the Florida Inter­ billion* of liny organisms which an "K vro*" <Rightist) unit. In a written lUtemaot. Wede­ on films and euuipmcnt. national League and has been clung to th* fishes’ gills an i shut meyer said: Without a dissenting vote, it o ff their breathing.” hitting“ 288 for Miami. "M y miulon !• easentla'ly one passed a measure dropping from Th* new Fed catcher la 24 years "These organisms I provisionally IS to 10 percent the tax on eme- of fact-finding in which I am aid­ old and ia a limited oervvlc* identify as diatoms called 'arterled by a imall group af men expert teur roll films and cameras and In several fields o f economics, fin­ player., onetla Japaunica’, whjfh always ending the 25 percent tax on Jen- ance, engineering and political a f­ •xist in normal amounir III sea aeta and various Ither still and faire. We aro IntertsfWjwrUrulWater hut spring up lu-counties* Funeral services for Herman W. By BOBBY PARK8 dirrction and Killed down by the moi|on picture equipment. Camp Scribe numbers when conditions ar* ideal Schrader, 86, who died yesterday arly in learning and teeing some­ fire for another nap. Soon the Tb# bill also trO«fa Urn 20 per thing of the efftegry of measures for their growth" tha Tarnna .ninrnilUi *t- Me-iiuifiu ill 1XFJ h n a r After an active day Friday, blair danced higher and the go­ cent tax off Jewelry selling for taken by tho Chines* government -actentixt-Tatijr ro* will he held Wednesday after-. lest than JUS and aiampt* muil- looking toward lh« camper* gathered around the phers -begae-tw-morr.— After- till ------ noun at 4:00 o’clock at th# Erick^ W A S H IN G TO N , July 22,-Ghcal Instrument*-purchoaed by n —|cam pfire-form H citing gopher race, with Cabin V 't Kilroy corn- Furvi* son Funeral Home. Interment will for th* 8t. Johns River Johnson said he accepted U. sS. Ifit« Slow Pay Of Reds For Supplies Greece Reports CAB Announces. New Regulations For Air Safety ■Rebel Attacks fia ......'J o Navy To Cut F By 1,000 OfficerH Return Of War DeScI Gets Underway Soon i w C W cSS Si' * *a IJL'Hth Of Gulf Firth Due To SmotherinR New Catcher Signed By Sanford Feds House Kills Tax On Jewelry Under $25 Visitors l o Camp Winona On Sunday W ere Royally Entertained By Boys Schrader Funeral Planned Tomorrow River Fund Increased By Senate Group alto have to win-approval by the Senate and Fresident Truman. SANFORD W INS , Th* Sanford American U gion ON regrets an m w r Junior Baseball team defeated tho Winter Park Legion nin* this obituary morning by a t to I margin in which a ,. Th* s u it o r s in- Winter Park; Lloyd 8waln pltchod , K. M J ^ r p h / j f f o r ' Sanford and Byron Board caught. Sanford play* Orlando ^ in tho toeoad round, Friday evening will ba visitors nhjht at th* C#ntrol Florida Quick Fraew and 8lor*ga Company on Waat Thirteenth Straot at from 7:30 P. M. until 9:00 P. M.,- it was announced today by Forrest Catchal and Alex R. Johqgon, ownero. During tho Oral hour plant processed hqm and cold drlnko will be race. A fearful huih settled •round the fir* •• the gophers ttl like brightly painted atones. Suddenly there waa a victorious yell at Cabin llt'a gopher began to ilowly make hit way toward th* finish tin#. He finished first and was care­ fully packed in 'hit box before any of the other turtles even be< gan lo mov#. Then, evidently Wak­ ing from Ida nap, Kilroy, of Cab­ in V. moved liowly in tim Wrong tog in second, there wst’ a beauty project lo deepen the channel from Joeksonville to Lak* Harney wer* conical with Kilroy winning. Senate Saturday was a buiy day wtlfi approved yesterday by appropriations -sub-committee. preparation* being made for the The commltt** recommended visitors Sunday. After supper Sat­ 1200,000 for Ih* project or |100, urday the camperi hurried to the 000 raora than th* Rous* originally rrtrearion hall lo tee the movie, approved,. "Thunderhead, Son of Rieka." MEET TOPIC Sunday waa full of active gome* and contest* for th* visitor*’ en­ tertainment. Th# rift* match was woo by Wad# Garner far Cohta (Canto***# • • Pa#a Its) "What's Th# Matter With San­ ford" will be th* th#m* of a talk by E. F. Housholder, local attornay, to th* Klwanla Club at Ita Bteritef ^tomorrow noon nt th# Southern Pacific ■ Strike Is Shortlived SAN FRANCISCO, July «2, OP) — A strike by th* Hrotherhoral of Loromotlv* Engineers which Immoblliied th* weatern lines o f th* Southern Pacific Railroad ended early today six hour* and 45 min­ ute* after it b*gtn. Thirty-nine minute* later th* first o f hundred# of locomotive* Idled by th# brief strike puffed back Into service. II was a 'switch sn^tn* ln^the railroad’ s Oakland, be in Evergreen Cemetery. Mr. Schroder was born Oct. 25, 1881 In Rtadling, Iowa. He wa# a member o f the First MeihoJUt Chureh of Sanford. For tha r#st year he operated a grocery star# in Lak* Monroe. Survivors Include th* widow, five sons, Edward uf D«nv*r, I*,. Arehi* of Waterloo, la , George and Billy uf Waverlv, la. and Wen-* dell o f Rycamore. III.; two daugh­ ters. Mrs. Glenn Stuffier of Olym­ pia, Wash, and Mrs. Ernest Wenson o f Waverly, and one brother, William Schrader of Minneapolis^ t-y ;* m .L — ■ ~T»f z . U. S. Envoy To China Begins Conferences tors Invited To Open House Of Plant m's&szz 'S ’ Landing On re­ Java Gain First Objectives; Spies Note To U N Outlines Policy — ......... .. — ------ - - - ..— ... — ......... , ■ � 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 21, 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/a2edfcad076861fd470c0beec7a85c71.pdf 92ce8bafe95e0f84948ed685dceb3935 PDF Text Text T • i c ' ■» ■■ Refugee Ship Tax Veto At TH E C H U RC H ES -FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Park Avrnue at Sixth Hlreet W. I*. Brooks,- Jr., paslur Training Union; fl:4B P. M. —Evening-Worship,- 8:00 K il. Dr. C. B. Williams will apeak at both the morning ami evening ser­ vlet*. CHRISTIAN ft MISSIONARY A LLIA N C E CHURCH On Ranford-Orlandu Highway H>v. Glenn K. Smith. Paster 10:00 A. M.r "Bible Sch'ml.‘ Mr, A. Wlelxildt. Supt. w . I I 100 A. M.t Slornlng WgrsHIp. 7:45 P. M.S Evening Sarv.ee. The paator w||l apeak nt letth Sunday Service*, ami the public la cordially invited to attend. I • ■] 1= % . i l i EL ' CV-1 1 'V ‘ 1 FRIDAY, JULY IS, 194 * v THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA ~ ~ PAGE BIX Idea* who will make the achool sing to you. Pastor!*! aervlce at 11:00 A. M. Thr Paator will he apeak.ng on the subject "The. Wonder#.- of Prophecy". Everyone la invited -to-come and brln|[ your babies for this aervlce. . Let'* aej where wr atand in the world at prophecy. Evangelistic service at 7:4t program for all younf people. Women’s Miaalonary Service each Thursday evenlnjr at 7:46. Mra. Mary Klnard, leader. The public is invited to allend all the services. P. M. There wilt be special music ami singing at this aervlce. After .the menace so altar call will be given. The V. L. B. Service each Tues day evening at 7:46 P. M. Mra. Ruth Sweggerly, leader. A special BRARDALL AVKNUB CIIA PK L KIKST CHURCH OP CnHIST. Rev. Douglas K. Uharlfa. Pastor SCIENTIST . .3:00 P. M.: Sunday School. 800 East Second Street 3:46 P. M.: Worship Service. 11:00 A. M.: Morning Service. Wednesday 8:00 P. M. Prayer Subject: "L ife ”. Meeting. • Sunday .school and Wednesday rvrning meeting discontinued for TH E CHURCH OK GOO summer months. Elm Avenue Reading room hours: Tuesdays Rev. Joe C. Cre»*. Paator Sunday School begin* at 10:00 and Fridays. 3:00 to 6:00 P. M. A. M. with Clyde C. Muse a« The public is cordially Invited to Superintendent. We have classes attend this service. for all age* with good teachers • HOLY CROSS CHURCH Mark T. Carpenter, II. II . Rector V. 7th Sunday after Trinity »• .9:30 A. Iloly Cpmmunion and sermon. F I R E S T O N E The Rt. Rev. Charles B. Cob FORD - CHEVROLET more, retired Bishop of Puerto llleo, will minister Holy Com­ PLYMOUTH CARS munion in tile absence of the Rec­ BRAKES BELINRD tor. 10.00 PRICE INCLUDES LINING FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 5c es. Park Avenue at Fifth Street Spark Plugs (.'leaned J. K. McKinley, Minister 9:45 A. M.: Church School for Group I Car Batteries U.1S eich. all agi-s. 1.00 11:00 A. M,: Morning Worship Wheel*. Balanced "On Final Grounds." Solo- "3 he Lost Chord" by Mrs. Roby luting. Brake Drum* Turned 7:90 F. M.: Youth Fellowship. 8:90 P. M.: Union Service at, the IN STOCK IN OUR Prrebyterian Church.’ Sermon by :---- PA R TS DEPARTMENT Rev.’ (,'harlr* Thompson, supcrln Carburetors Irridrnt pf the Methodist Children’* Shock Absorber* Home; Special Music by (he ChildDll Fillers ren’s Home Chorus. Brake Uuae Fuel Line* H O im iH ID E BAPTIHT CHURCH l.surrl Avrnue and Ninth .Street Oil Lines Wilson Finch, Paator Spark Plugs Millard Hunt, Spark Plug Wires Director of Youth Activities Gasoline Miters SUNDAY Battery Cable* 8:00 A. M.: Sunday School fur Brake Lining all age*. . drake Shura 11:00 A. M,: Morning Woryhip. Wheel Cylinder Kits Menage by the Pastor. Master Cylinder Kits 7:00 I*. M.t Baptist Training Hbork Fluid Union for all age*. Brake Fluid 8 : 00 . P,—M.« - Keening Service. Grtate .Retainer* Sung service and message by Ihe Batlfcry Cablea Pastor. Battery Boies WEDNESDAY Chevrulel Wheels 8:00 P. M.: MidWrek Ptaytr Llgkl Bulba Meeting. Healed Beam Light* All young people are especially invited to attend the Training Uni Viaor Mirrors on on Sunday evening. W * ate Door Mirror* re-organixing ami making new Truck Mirrors plans. Exkaust Eitenslona Steering Knobs Rk v e n t i i d a y . a d v e n t i s t Pedal Pad*. CHURCH -Auto Cushion*. Seventh Htreet and Elm Avenue Gas Capa Sabbath School 9:30 A. M. ami Wheel Covers Church service qt 11:00 .A. M.. Gas Cans Saturday. Pyayer meeting at R'OO Auto Polish P, M. Wednesday. Auto ( Inner Radiator Slop Leak FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Radiator Flush CHURCH Tar Remover K. D. Ilrownlte. I). D. Pastor Car Wash Rev. Douglas H. Charles. While lir e Paint Assistant Paator “Polish ( loth 9:45 A. M.: Sunday School for Glass Cleaner all ages. Polialr Bag 11:00 A. M*.; Morning Worship Hast Resistor Service. Sermon by Rev. Charles. Tube Repair Kit 7:00 P. M.: Junior and Senior Top Dressing Young People's MreUIng Hand Cleaner 8:00 P. M.; Union Worship at Aqta Top Sealer the Presbyterian Church Rev. Hire Pump Charles Thompson, SupL of the jkalo Jack Methodist “ T Or manage will .preach ash Light Bulb* rn from thi and the’ children the home Aalo Fuses will give special musk.---Fire Extinguishers Extiagulsher Llgliid CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ■pyrol Pgrk Avrnue and Third Street Machine OR John Bernard Root. Minister Oil Filter Cartridges Sunday School, 10:00 A. M. Gasoline - Filler a Morning Worship, 11:00 A. M. Radiator lloae Subject ^ ‘Christ's Way vay Will With Man.' Hose Clamps Fuel Pampa Seal Cavers 8.19 Ford A Carburetor* Cher,-Plymouth Carburetors IM S C'eailaaen F e e s Fan* Oa* Shock Absorbers 4.15 Twin Auto Horns 6.87 Sam* dealer* call this free marMusical Horns " 10J8 ket - aa contrasted with the con­ l k t a *a 'Jewels 5c tract market at (91 - a “ gray Blew Out Patches 5c market." One paper dealer Is currently Tire Kellner* I.HB Cup Grease 18c offering 500 tons of high-quality Ford Floor Mala U l Swedish newsprint at (240 a ton at Curacao, . Netherlands West > Up lu and Including 1148 Cher. Floor Mole 1837-1-8 SAI Indie*. This 1*'equivalent to about Stop Tail Lights IA8 (200 a ton dsllvsred In New York. Another source of eupply for I Way Rim Wrench 8Be Spot Lights *--• 11.60 the high-priced free market Is Ant* Compose 1.28 the dlwirslon o f Canadian paper consigned to New York for re­ export. H YDRAULIC JACKS A typical transaction occurred IH Tan To 16 Ton several weeks ago, one paper dealer said, Involving a shipment HEAR OUR NEW 8 TUBE of newsprint to Shanghai from ' FIRESTONE AUTO RADIO a Canadian mill through th* port •8.88 of New York. The exporter In STALLED FREE, A E R IA L New York Darned that hie Sha hla Shang­ E. hai customer had gona bankrupt after th# paper had arrived ii >> f»a l Covers last*lied FREENaw York, tnln dealer said. Tha Gat Oar Free KaUmatsa On AH paper eventually flit*rad Into the ~ sir Work, Jro# market. i¥ ' .. W ell'Inform ed-■owreoo In Industry Xtetod they know o f only instance, involving about 11 tons of newsprint, In which a Canadian mill delii ranged with Ita New _._ _ to divert Into the free market newsprint _.wh«eh W»a ostensibly bound for re-export from Now York. A fair quantity of off-alte newsprint also haa found iU way to the high-priced market. Not- 55 Newsprint Prices m 5 P 5™ Peace Overture ti'eallaaeS I r ^ . Paae <»Ml tax cutting bill with the asicition Made T o Dutch it is still the “wrong kind of tax reduction" at the "wrong lim*. House reader* plannrd an u n-, By In d o n e s ia mediate vote and confidently d o rr-1 identified as the former Amerksn merchantman Pteiident Warfieldapproached Haifa in custody ol British destroyers. Seizure of the refugee ship was disclosed in an official announce­ ...I th, : O ffer T o Raise Food ment by British authorities, who jority la ovtrndf* But lupublican* foreuw little hope of ©burning) H lo c k m U C lC IviHCic- B y ■aid that the boarding parly had an overriding majority in the Premier O ver Radio “ encountered strong •resistance and lhat tear gas had been used Senate. Failure of either flouc by both sides in the battle. B A TA V IA . Java. July 18. (*7 to override, they say. *will kill any lax reduction for the current »#■• Indonesian Premier Amir Sjari- The announcement said that dam­ ages had been suffered b f both foeddin *said in a radio ‘'■(leech the intercepting naval vraael* and sion of Congroi* Mr. -Truman's veto .message today thr republic was prepared by the refugee iTsT ship during' the . went to' the House which origi lo halt all hostilities^and unfriend- clash. The steamer President.Warfield, income tax slashing; ly action provided the "Dutch natrd the once carried thousands o f vaca­ measure to become effective Jan­ show an ragerilcit to reach a tionists between Baltimore and peaceful solution loo.” The speech, uary I. The first bill he vetoed Norfolk, a* quern of tha old Baywas identical, except that it would broadcast over all Indonetisn sta­ Line fleet. She participated In th# Nor­ tions, offered alto to lift the (pod have takerr effect lilt July I. mandy invasion in 1044 and later Since lhat veto, the President blockade against cities occupied turned up as a troopship plying said, "there has been no lessening by thr Dutch. tha shallow Seine lietween I-e Il came at a moment when Havre and Rouen, of the need to make substantial She was mastered into war serv­ payments on the public debt.” Dulch-Induncsian negotiations ap­ ice In 1942, made an Atlantic Mr. Truman said that when the peared lo have broken down over crossing under her own power, particip time come* to lessen the wartime a prnjiotrd cease-fire order and and participated In pre-invasion tax burden il should be reduced police powers in a projected in amphibious maneuvers o ff Barn •tablo and the North Devon‘ coast iuw . terim government. The Dutch had "on a basis Ihal is mu fair io lo tow of England. mcomr groups at well at. lo high predicted armed hostilities would Th# Warfield cam* back to the income groups." j *•*»! this weekend because Sjsri- states battered and destined for Without specifying whan he foeddin had rrjrcled all Dutch the scrap heap, but the Weston Trading Company of New York thought the time would be yip* demands, bid for her 160,000 at a surplus for cutting taxes, the President1 , . asserted: t Reported rlauhe* along the sale. O l.ftm unequivocally committal fr‘Hit-Bwey»«3P!iha»i«*d Use tenA laYer announcement said slii ,.i,i kind Li...i uf ,.r tax reduction i,,.i ■•on. Trie Inilonesian Newa Agrncy had been bought by th* Chineseto the right asserted thr Dutch had fired 210 at Ihe right time." . „ ., --American Industrial Company o f The Republican bill trim* taxes " " ‘J1* ,n,° lh®village_ of Hand- New York and wuuld go into from ' 30 per rent In the luwest - . I 1'’ '* n .,7' f 1 *0't*8 ° f Han- service as a Chinese river boat. taxable Incomes to 10.5 per rent , ln ' ' f 1* "*•*•» Inflicting But she started for China by on Incomex over *192.000. But |Vy. c* ,u* lti#* uver ■ three hour way of Marseille, France. Moat Mr. Truman termed this measure 1 „ of her cargo when she set out "a premature and faulty lax re- e»„,!V? • .*,,ilIl ' 1lrnn lrtlw n waa life preservers and mesa hlu. ductlon bill” which would Inject , ^ , * mIndonesian troops There wasn't much doubt shu into the tax system "inequities y «l* «U y at Bladjung really was headed for a Job o f which Would greatly increase the •'■•f»*8at near Bandoeng, running Jewish immlgrhnt* into difficulty of making desirable . " t,u.,ch ejmwupiqus said the Palestine. revisions ” Indonesian* had committed "far Ha added thatthe legislation, I"01* lh?n" *Z1 truc,B vblarlons fa "at complete variance with the i **!1 *Wo ‘ I 11 ,’*'1 fundamenlyl requirements of o .. ° " * I**“ ce accord mute be. is is ,,,____ 1,1,00 ,lmM, t ll. nce ^‘ be llepub good lax b ill" and said he,......j .,_ romaelled" to veto it. I .. nl j tI1*ed their flrxt ceai traatlaarO Iraaa P ast (lae| The Prtsldenl ^referred lo in-.T1" 0rJtr |T,b - “ 7* The Repui. lengrd by members from nearly tcrnallon«l uhliiraliunK «■ auoihvr t i ha every cabin and tvon by a moder­ reason for delaying the reduction I ,l “ ch bed violated tha truce 30J ate margin. of taxes. He said: times in June. Mr. Morris told the campers the “ Our responsibilities for inter- u 1 legend of “ Little Anni>," "Onenational rehabilitation have no "eltadjil of the Indonesian republic Eyed Pete” and “ Long Knife Har­ Important hearing; on our.effort* J*®**®?’” ™ *belr return from Hatav. ry” . The^rampers went to theLr ia. the Dutch capital o f Jogjakarta cabins for ta ps and IlgbU-out anxi­ to secure lasting pears. "The recent refusal uf certain while Imth sides anxiously awaited ously looking forward to the hike nation* to Join in common en*. a decision from the Hague about to the Haunted Church und “ Onedeavor* tu establish conditions of whether the Netherlands would Eyed P e te V grave, planned lor stability Increase* the difficulty lake up arms to solve the latest hi the morning. stalemate. Hoys and counselors attending of our task.” (A military spokesman In The the camp are aa follows: Cabin X; The President said th# bill rep­ resents not only “ unsound fiscal Hague said yesterday the Dutch Pete Brock, counselor) Dancy GalBowen, Bobby policy" but would contribute “ to bad 98,000 well equipped troops lahan. Squire! inflationary pressures which we on Java and Sumatra ami 10.009 Parks. John Fox, Wade Garner. have made progress In combatting more on other East Indies>JsJainh. Frank Cranston.JlaroJd Cranston, rmy Roberto Poey and Fredirlcu I’oey but have by no W an s -overcome “ Th*- Indonesian "Republican arm ’ wa, reported to have 200 from Havana. Cuba and Aliiton Hr rontlnued “ A * ] stated ill the message on troupi, not including guerrillas.' Baker: Cabin II: Gene Levy, counselor. Mike Wbelchel, Wesley H.R. 1, tthe first tax Mil) there Spencer, Walter Routh, Runnla Is no Justlfiration for tax reduc­ Garner, (little chief), Charlie tion so long a* price stability at Mann. Jimmy Daly, Spartanburg, sound level* has nut been secured (!*.. Walter Graham, Hugh Walml business, employment and ters. A'. H Gatlin, Edwin Lockett; national Income continue at peak Cabin III; Chum Stanley, counsel­ levels, Since his original veto, Mr. B f ALEXANDER It, GEORGE or, Tommy Speer, Bobby Morris, Sammy Jacobson. Stanley Rats, Truman said income payment* to WASHINGTON — Smaller meat individuals have continued to rise sppplirs are in prospect for ‘next George Harden, Joseph McJIndvl, “and the general level of business year as a result of the high price Atlanta, fi*., (little chief), IPliy Clark, Buddy Dunn. Robert llak-l activity is establishing new high of corn. er. Jimmy Fox and Joo Hutchin­ racords." while th* ■number ■>! Government livestock rxperta . . . civilian* employed has also m- alsu say that if consumer dt-jnand son. Cahin IV; Spencer Harden, coun­ creased. i continues strung, meat price* are Asserting that total employ ' likely to be higher in 1912 be- selor, Donald Kelly, C. K. Flowers, Melvlle Brinson. Al Phillips, ment In June increased bjj 1,726,-, cause of the shortened suppl PIT. James Stripling, J. L. Black. Hob-| 000 over May, bringing the totr.l‘ | 1 High prices for corn tcud id to bv Mitchell. Monroe Pearce. Ednow empluyed tu more than 00,- reduce the, future meat supplies (8X1,000 - the highest III history, because many corn grower* fig ward McCall. Robert Shoemakei, the President declared: ure -they ran make more money John Eberhardt.-Jacksonville, (ll(“There Is still no convincing by selling their corn than hy feed­ tla chief);. Cabin V; Al Brock, counselor, Larry Burney,. Ernie evidencp that a recession Is Irnmi- ing it to hog* and cattle. Faint­ er*, particularly those in Ihn torn Morris, (little chief), Morris Phil­ hehL, lips, Jimmie Owen, Kenneth Ram­ "Tax reduction now would de­ belt, keep a sharp rye on the hogsey, Rodger Garner, Edwin Mad­ lay lb* readjustments of prices rorn price ratio. den. James McKee, Billy Park, and wage* necessary to maintain Th* Tschnlcsl Deadline George Putman, Robert Shew: _____ _ Cabin VI; James Lawton and Rob­ this high pro*parity. prosperity. It would This _____ ratio ______ means,_ ’ _______ generally lead to an tv#n Mgther level of j speaking, that when the market ert Cranston, counselor*, Gene prices for consumsr goods. It price of i00 pounds of hog« Is Das Ellsberry, Alfred Stanley, Nolly would increase th* danger of a than the price of 11.6 huihel* pf Dunn, Curtis Winfrey, lie Land, recession," corn D the "signal” .for leu feed­ Sammy Dunn, Robert Gavin. Jat king of corn In normal tfnvt, when sonvilla. - Jimmie Wright, Bill southern newspaper paid (80 ■» most hog-feedlng farmer* *r# e f­ Moore, Richard Phagan, Kaiinetl ton' fnjr short-width newsprint ficient .and experienced operators. Boll* and James Boll*. However, the big Increase In which Resulted In a paper with some pafts only ona and one-half the demand for .meat during tha war and postwar period brought tolbtnnt wide. Th* whole problem of the naw*. a large number of inexperienced hog producers Into tha business. P'rtnt - shortage despite somewhat Many of these nawcomera figure Idgher production in Canada, the <t‘*a 1taa*e trees Pa«* main world producer and this It payi to aq>p or reduce eJVn- Ing Speaker Marlin (R-Maaa) In feeding when th* price of 100 line to rapfafe him In the event country’s chief source o f supply, now is being investigated by two pounds of hogs is less thin the Mr. Truman I* unable "to com piste hla term. committees of 'Congress. The nric# fit 13 bushels of corn. A Department of Agriculture Th# Dgialatlon. which Mr. Tru­ Canadian Combines Investigation Commissioner has made a "con­ market observer recently esti­ man requested Immediately 1after fidential” report regarding an mated lhat 100 pound* of bogs b* entered th« White House and alleged "combine" In the news­ were bringing In money equiva­ vacated the vice-presidency, was lent to oniy 10.2 bushels of t«rn . signed as part o f the preatdenprint- Industry In Ceneda. Corn prices Increased consider­ llal routine. ably after that computation ^waa The House Appropriation* Comtjiiniit t tee recommended an additional Fall sad Winter Prospects 5,600,000 - for construction of ■y Alky While prospective reduction In temporary housing for war vet­ livrs'fick feeding indicates smaller erans and tnelr families. nira( suppIDs next yesr,, butcher The committee estimated that KU ft’U l o t SAY HE »hup* probably will be heavily unite can be provided with stocked In the coming fall and HEAH P£ U6MG ARM o new money, which supplewinter montha. There has bc«n a p£ LAW KoTCM Up WID ~463il4 already msnte (436,46 _ _ pro* record slaughter of raltD and vlded for the program for eonm e las* — calves this year, and an increased other war housing (nx to temporary output of pork I* Indicated for version of surplus military and m Aw * u m ! h it *yt this summer and fall. veterans’ housing. Th# National U > N & l £ i$ s o p a t Tha Bureau of Agricultural Housing Agency Is In charge of Economic* aaya this year’s ku^a p O -U U C fifA A M " ... slaughter of cattle and calves wi~ the work. Tha House Commerce Commitresult in a sharp reduction In the .red DgDIatkm to (Ir e number of these animal* on /Arms. tee appro1 Cattle feeding ln‘ 1948 probably l|ely 31 merchant ships as rom will be beDw the high rat* o f this pensation for an eqnal number of vessels lost or soiled In l . As a result, says the 1-and Teal“ outtf0T Is" * Th. Wll. already approved by ta b« reduced next year. However, food supply observers Senate, also, .provides for return oworer. feed XXI In wartime seised say “that even If .meat output I* of (80,000,000 *ed as much aa 16 pound* per Italian p r o ^ r t^ after ^ pereoa next year, Il will not ririm s"offtU. S T ritteeL who suf. •artSy mean **a critical she In Italy, during, the except possibly for thou a hot haye the money to buy A renewed plaa tor United The en ra ge conaumpuo Person for. tha years 1939-1938 wee Statea leadership In repatriating 116.6 pounds, almost a pounds and reaettllng the displaced per­ D u p«r person than this year's sons o f Europe went before Conwith legislation " average of 163 pounds. Camp Winona Left Hook To Bear’s Nose Saves Child CHICAGO. July.JS, W 7 - A city fireman punched a bear in the note at the suburban Brookfield Zoo and thereby saved the life of three year old Terry I^e Falk,'of Juliet, III. Terry, visiting the xo-i yester­ day. with hia mother, Mr*. Amherta Fait, decided tu feed-the black bear some o f his surplus pop­ corn. He clambered over the guard rail and across the Inter­ vening safety xone. The benr ■cited the child and pinned him to the rage with hi* huge, clawod paws. Fireman Walter Troy, attracted by the child's screams, leapt-1 Ihe rail and began punching thu bear's nose. When the animal relaxed its grip, Troy snatched Terry free. A t Berwyn Hospital, where the boy waa treated for claw marks on hla right nym and left thigh, Terry said, " I only tried to pel him." niitstanding wore reduced to (/? 1B7.000 but accrued Inlcn t « bonds w u . . (U 7 l,2 4 ti tu ought the total up to $7,4'. Tlirre years later In 1930, uutstanding totalled $5.9JU,0go and accrued Interest was. (fA6,4j« n 'to ta l of (41,516.422. ‘*y On Ju ly 1 of Ibis year tele Dinds outstanding were It.XTv.u, and there was no accrued intt-mp On Sept. 30, 1929 total bonds These mature Sept. 1, 1977. outstanding were (7,002,000, ac­ crued InU-rvst on Itund* wa* (294,791 aud total bonded Indebtetlness Thq United States has 3t,TCo 000 telephones. Great Britain 1 was $7,290,791. By Sept. 30, 1933 total IhjiuIs 676.000. and Russia, 1,272,600. I’Bvinir Iwmli In 1927 wc»re 000 |fH nitificMlcs uf iitdcbtcu* m -u I I t i l ,0 0 0 . In 1928. it was found necessary to Issue refunding bomlfc to pay bills and interest ami principal un serial bondl that were <fte. This Included (Cld.OOO issue! uf 'A - l refinancing bund*: |2fit,0(Xl uf A2 l>onds and (426.000 worth of A- •* 7» t :■ / < rM tlaar« \r * m - UNION WORS H lf SERVICE _ t i ' - - * To Be Held In Washington Meet The Presbyterian Church I'aa* " lit Sanford which are eager to main­ tain adequate airport facilities, but which have been handicapped ip doing *o because of Inadequate income lo defray the large ei[Mti** Involved. From Inquiries that have been sent to the Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Higgins said be it rontidhnt that a great deal of th>' propert Uie.ftlrpprt can, filled approved 'businesses whose Te tals will gu far toward offxettim: expenses of the alrpori. *— " , Sunday Night, .July 20 at 8:00 P. M. REV. CHARLES THOMPSON Supt. of the Methodist Orphanage , WUt Be.The. Speaker. The Children of the Home will give Special Mimic Bonded Debt 4l *tftIInurd frirm Chip f>Mt 000; 9100.000 for real estate; 1100.000 for hospital (never built); 176,000 for..FwhUe*w«r; 1100.000 fur a swimming poo) (not built); (576.000 fur sewers; IttX),000 for a fire station (not built); 1325.000 on the waterworks and (182,000 <t>n the gas plant. The failure o f the Beminole County Bank. In 1927 accounted for a loss of more than (1,000,000 of city money derived from bonds, including the funds for the new hospital, swimming pool, fire station, (400,000 for the bulkhead and part of the sewer funds. Services Under The Auspices Of: First Methodist Church , ‘First Christian Church ** First Congregational Church Episcopal Church ~ ~ ~~ ' First Presbyterian Church u REV. Me KlfJLEY’S SERMON TOPIC FOR Hljrh Corn prices Result In Smaller * ^ Supplies Of Meat Aid Estimate WHAT HOPE OF THE FUTU R E ------ ON W H AT TERMS? 8 First Methodist Church ‘A F R IE N D L Y CHURCH IN A F R IE N D L Y C I T Y ” "I- 1 ' ■- Your Ford Truck Deserves FORD| TRUCK' SERVICE S MUONE'S MEDITATIONS r fere’s No Place Like HOME FOR FORD SERVICE Inc. * I) “ • ■ t::~m■, . —- flMflIfmmmtt Irva !*«■• «lnr| W-l AUTHORIZED SI ECE 808 B, FIRST STREET PHONE 200- la ' ■ $ - vr . sv a i - : V7 . m m m m • 1. - j j g C " ■ * 1 - v i 5 r ^ r'M a. |1 . * » * ^ T J • :' . * t B l — �t » ^ai In U « l l y T h er# la S tre n g th — T* Pfrtact th# l'u c * or IK. World; Freer**# of A n r iln ; To Product Prosperity for Sxnfofd. #• J, ' "* TH E (un.idfraldt tlundilte.v lhrou|h lue.dsr »itl\ ' scattered showers rau.ll) during «ftrrfliKjri.‘ AN IN D K P J iN U K N 'f D A I L Y NKW BPAPKH H »Jt . V O L U M E X X X V III W EA TH ER E sta b lish ed 1908 Tniman Calls For ;er Defense S A N F O R D ,* F L O R ID A , M ONDAY, J I- L Y 21, 1947 A u o c iiU ^ I _ Six Mail Jury I f " Proas U i M d N O . 177 W ir o , Dutch Forces Attack Gromyko Hits Balkan Inquiry In Papy Case is t "Unprecedented Pros­ perity" Cited But Inflationary P r o b ^ l e ms Outlined 5,000,000 R eds In U. S, A re Said Pushing 3rd Party W ASHIN GTON ? July 21 UP) President Truman raid today lit.* nation hat turgrd to a pinnoclc ol House Passes Measure "unprecdcntcd prosperity," but Poll mutt (lengthen ill dclentr againil - O u t l a w i n g inflation. •, * Ta x R e q u i r e m e n t In a'tpecial mid-year economic report to Congress. the CJtiel Lxts W ASHINGTON, Jul?‘ <*■> 1 % id i w drilerctf t W piodund» now it running at a talc cl An ritiniate th#t their air abuill $225,000,000,001) a yrar far sut- 5,(11)6.000 CommunitU or lyuqzr patting anything in hittory, and (hurts in the United Slaletr-all puihing lor a coalition of l r!lii/i, added; "We can place thr high produc­ wai given the Ilou»r Committee tion and the high employment on Un-American Activities today that we. have today oq a firm hy Walter S. Steele. o| Washing* fQunddion-vHSIrWmg pinipenly ton. Steele wat ihcdirst ui 14 wit­ and peace.” ft But threaded through the 30,000 nesses scheduled aa the commit­ ter liegan a week ol public lirarword document were four C ’t Corn, Coal, Conitruction and Com­ mgt on Cqjnniunnt adivitirt. He merce overseas, named* "by ’ Mr. testified at chairman of thr Na­ Truman at development! whirl) tional Security Committee ol the patriotic, mean that "inflationary ptolilerm American coalition ul civic and fraternal tocirlirt. lhe may become itronger." Terming price reductions at ill coalition it an organization ol 04 Judge Directs T&rors Be Kept Together And Cut O ff Ftoin News Publications Curfew Restrains Rebels Forced Into Yugoslavia 90,000 Additional By Greek Troops Jews In Palestine T A liA H A S E E , F1*;4 July 21 t/P» A six man tnal jury was seated today altri two and a hall hours of examination to try for­ mer Representative Hemic C. Pap) of Key West op litaigrs of l>tibin<{ fellow House* member I..__ As soon as the jury, was sworn in. the couit recessed until 2: HI U N Commission Plans Repercussions Feared T o Visit Area Of On Deporting R ef­ * Initial ' I nVasi 6t Y ugees" *1 () ’ * F i'd n C e ' Republic's President Appeals For U N S e c u r i t y Council T o Take Up Issue HA I A V IA . Java. July 21 <4't I’irttdrn! Soekatno said by radio tonight the Dutch wrtr attacking his Indftrircun Kepulilic hy land, an and tea. He appealed to the £fzl>L • / ctlef t‘1 toil r ScW i ii Wii/ NdOdham apj Rep. • Clarence h|. ike up liont Secuitly Council to take Camp of (L ila accusrd Pajiy Ol ATHENS, July 21 td*J First JERUSALEM. July 21 (4') A the tiMie. offering thyipTirilies to help defeat A Dutch lommttnnpie said Dutch ditpalrhet repoitrd today that duik’-to-dawn curfew was 0 1 dried a bill pridiHamig telejihune and waipDnrt . had attacked Kepubltguerrilla bands had attackrd two tuday fur *>41,000 Jriutalriu Jcnt. Irtegraph companies from giving can aiilirlds in Java and Suinktia SOVIIT OHIO ATI Andrei A. Gromyko (lull) is shuwn a* lie spoke uu points in noithetn tiireir neat the bringing*1ir 155,000 thr number ot their service to rare bet bookmak­ the Greek situation before the United Nation* Council at lark a Success, Hlgotlav bolder, and lliat-in f a* h Jews under cut lew restrictions here, brrause Indonecian lighter plants ers. They aie thr Stale's prin­ N. Y. He said that th* Soviet Union “cntii.i.t agree" lo lha U. S. proposal casr they wilhdirw atln a’ bat­ ii| Haifa and in the Nalanva weir 1raily hu action cipal witnesses, for the establishment of a sumUpanikativni lionlier umimiaiiun lu U>« Hie Dutch, dec la ting they would tle tu Yugoslav territory. area, lhe action followed a new During srlerliun of the Jury, Ualkan*. He left member* of the Count it in the dark as tu whether h« I’apy sat calmly at the’ di-frii.v w ould veto ll)« Amur lean resolution or mviuly abatatn. Seated at right Gtrrk troops punned harass­ outbunl id violence which left nut attack nlhri thr civil pupuIt Sir Alexuntliir Cadogaii of ClA'al Hulun, (IntrriiuttonaU table, surrounded hy six lawyers, ing action against l.rllnl forces ihiteaieaci-and-2 ) wounded ns 4ti latioii ui non-military ob|ecliv<i, . Neither the Stale nor the defense were Htt/iiiptlbjl 15 ithtnobitiia haid the mountains tirai thr-Iron- hours. Used all of it* allotted challenge* tatting anti airciait guns al the tin df Albania, Yugoslavia's west­ uf veniremen and only 15 of the The llntish Army wat oidrird •93 called a* prospective J u iu is ern neighbor, allri irprtlillg the lu lock in the Jewish quarlfl* firltlc and the Kepuhlic 111 ail force, were questioned, ollrnsive against koiiilsa last week. here fluin 7:0(1 P. M .‘ lo '5 :t)ll hrllrved lo nutubri jlnrlil 40 obI'at Whitaker of Tampa utilized Dispatches today Isons Saloni­ A. M. daily "until lurthrr notice. solrtient Jspanrs^ ‘planes, many ■ everyone of them on whether they in (ibor irpair. ka said 400 gurmllat had athad any connections with news­ Sonif 50.000 Jews in Haifa al­ Tier Kepulihca^i ladio. over papers or relatives connected with tarirtl Mooyrs. 25 miles noilh id ready were under a similar cutneceaaary In many area*, the i a ci e t i e t promoting patriotiim tiew’tpapers. which ♦viekatliu appealed, said Salonika, at dawn )rslriday but lew. Alxnil 15,000 at Nat^liva president aaid they nm'l not !»• He iil»o asked them whethei they Dutch aitlllriy had ctpriird file Steele laid, Ur ga>r till* bleak were irpelled by lilrek comuianswamped In a wave of aperulution would Icon "to lhe slightest it**have been under lualial law lot ■ruseu by the forecatt of n short down of CominuniiU and their g r e e "' toward the prosecution if Jos who killed 10 befujr the re­ a week a* a result ol the kid South cd Hauduriig. .11It) unite soulhrait uf Ifatacia lhe tepott rtilrn crop or hy a wave of newj lympalhi/rti in (hit country: i’apy were not called lo the aland Firm Granted Option New York A ll Kight, maining guerrillas lied acton thr ntptng of two Ulilish army ref yjee boosts (legged to w sgejuid prJ said lieu Dutch planes using lock* 1. Upwatdi ul 100,01 Ml c aid­ to testify in hi* own defense. AH Yugoslav border two miles away. On Lots T o Build He Says, But Needs grants. a’ coal coni i art settle John L. Lewis' replied they wotdtl not ltd Ihut In-, rts allaikrd Malaya, in west Ja­ ea riyrltg tnrmbrii of the Com­ A rm y casual Mrs w*r* two killed, merit. ftuenre tbrm. Fear o{ repcreunions lor the in. and that other Dutch aircraft 50 Pre-Fab Homes } A Little More Sun and two wounded. Mr. Truman aaid there are a* munist Party. Three state employer* among Other dispatches said 300 guer­ deportation from Haiti of 4.5llti had dialed a' Sonkaila-Sraden .yet “ no groumla for real alarm 2. Another 100,000 candidate the properties Jurors were ex­ rillas raided a puli,-,* alutiun at or more uncertified Jewish tel nor for general upeculative In­ lor party membership. cused, either by the prosecution ladway limn. Messhori, about two miles south creases in food prlcea" arising or lhe defense. Judge W. May The City Cummitriun declined lhe most noticeable thing abuul of . line- Vug**#las-—Imrsler—amt—I ! ogees uf the Eiodus ol 1^47 wav - -imicmr^Bn - tirtJxrirxxts "lrriT Oth- “ 3. Approximately 4.H00 mcm Walker excused two men when ireallas.4 l*ea» t i l l ei aourres ssnl the fluety- equip hers of Communist- front- organt- th »y'W td^il?y'h *3'pre^TiceIve.I lo a d htxlty tvening oiT i ~meT,V N e ^ m i m y to s cmrfiiTy U.) ■mile* northeast of Phlorinu, where repotted to hr the irason lor the pud Dutch anil) of about 1‘JO.OOO extended curfew Greek authorities said they hav* • , , ,, ytutuig thr city Ii»r the tint time rations. As for their |>oliticaI ac­ ideas about the charges men, using niustly If, S Lend ute tirorHived t>y v ommtssmnert. , . , , . , feared a iHrsaihle "invasion." Sim­ Before couth tecestrd for lunch, . . ... , t « the In k ol sunshine, Uuk Atkin, In London, authunlalivr Whitt suiplus inilitaiy equipmant, tivity, Steele asserted: t arraw.iy at the iroued. . . ultaneously a hand armed with Judge Walker directed -.tint the Andrew . » . .i rv who irrenlly won the Allhui I hhI- heavy maehlnegunt and mtirtans lull inloimanls said that thr Jrwriwas (tllH iking *st n g tiinuilaueuusly 1 "They are now,pushing for a lurqrs he kepi logathru •luough- r»(. . George AuitC, »ot, the lhoi|«- ** , , i . . • , . ij ,. w. ,i . ,t I in f )' talent scout program, told was reported to have attackfd the without vitas iriied Friday aboaidi nujnercai* pcunti coalition of Leftists' Vdt. the ,el udl (hy trial and Oral* th*y be rvsl lr-uiniturr Tnmpany that the le- . . .. . . ,, ■ * .1 1 1 1 ■ 1 1 Dr. It J Van Mink, acliug village of Mrtokainbo*. the refugee ship were bemg *|in» .............. Krlle,,|. ,«||„| pielatfon of funning a major third o ff from access to magatita-* and Cense ,lee, lor auction r.ilc» be te Ins fellow Kotaruns at their leg nearby setting fire to nine houses, de verdict It qntll newspapers ular weekly luncheon. Ml. Aiki.r party.” " ' spite slicing opposition hy armed ed back lo France in a ‘new and i|„ »M iniisliing "pultre xctitm." duced from SIOiFa'day lo $20 -v reached.’ tougher" approach to the hand I t.tent: Genera] Biniim It Spoor, Sliale called the Front organi­ . . The kctlon was taken at I 111? day. ’lhe motion died lor lat k *>1 .iddrd dial alter hr caught culd, peasants POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. July [lillrli coiiitnandrr, said tit an urhr spent a good deni of time look; f 4*»ml IhtiFil mm f*i|l » l» l One pew>|iu|t*r aceount'deelar-( ling of ruch blockade lonnri 21-lA*)-Dutchess County Surrogate sation* "fa r more dangerous" than a second. City Munagri II. N der uf tlet* day tltui "our entmlas’ mg atnund New ^oik for some ml the attack supported b* maFrederick 8. Qulntrrro ruled to­ the party. He- explained: •* ||„w, v, r. 0,, BrilUh foreign (la„ e w|lich try to Mayer said today. "Thu leaders era ppliiiriaed. as day ’ that all papers and file* of rolonlal offic* spoke..,im i*-| ,al.„tage'Ole minrere imptemantalittle m i net where he could gel chlnagUD fir* from the 6Hlh 3ugostav frontier post. the late President- Kooaevclt are author*, piufeasors. xrivntifts and Ned .Smith, ownrr of the San- ;n ^ (un ftiaed In cuniniant, i (ion of the iit’iec'ioents n'schacl, Meanwhile, lhe United Nations "a ealld and effective gift to the professional men. Kirer. Increasing ft ti I ft-l14e1.1 w|| I'nn* 1) %| find Furniture Company, and J.nk . ,, The informants said the Jew. onfotgellahle irrtptes■utN.-onniii.Hioo in v e a t I g s t i n g .Cnlted State* government to he Riemliem aie joining there, Afl, ti . ,1 L . , Another returned lu France presunialdy K.iLgan, nutmt^r ol Hir .VirHiml ** ™ ieed. maintained and preserved lire gradually veering to the party Greek Intrclet disorder. announc­ Aikiu it .tied, wa* (lie County Mulortw Inc., jppfarrtl l»r*| nl]\ /\ ed thut it planned to visit Kuril! would be accommodated in dis­ In the Franklin D. Rooxevett lib- line through the' pulling o f the , ^ * A $i*efd ol ll»r «ut iway* and the jam as to inspect llie ares where guer­ placed perxunx’ camp.. string* of the tireless Worker* rary at Hyde Park." lore lor v. omimitiutt md t*pp»»%rj . , . .l i Britain lias been In touch with A , t i i . H»ry prudiit r tliii mg the ruin rilla force, launched their first The decision ratne a* part of a npimig those forces ’ who have , •• .. . . • »• , "certain" European count! te. ».n (I - .ll.a r C I '. x , .in Ray A, Hollenbeck of Orlando triluclKm ol the fee lorAuction^ judicial aettleaient of the account party affiliations." lu-ur. Mr (4*1*1 *»( 1tVmg lit! liftt Steele said he submitted to the was arresled last Monday itrar the whole question of Jewish 1111 of prole-tdlng* of James Roose­ L ntil Oct. I, I M 4 , I nit ter , u|,|^4y ( k |«- on .hi H>erui((hl liin migration lo the Holy l.iind. they velt, Basil O'Connor and Henry War liepartment two months ago Chuluuta on a charge of hunting was $10 a day. said Mr. Sayr . Qrangr. range. N. J.. where he *1*saiil, and arrangements have liven P. Hsckett aa executor* of the a list of 2,000 Army officers or out of season after he had killed Iliad* with St leant Itnty nrii( last will and testament of Mr. men who are members of tic two turkeys on the preceding day. an el that lime was mciraird lo |tr(| some fiiend* .u\d said that Mole than tup •-IllpluVees of the He wa» taken the same day Indore the pirtrnl $100 talc. Ur dreliiird France to hall the flow of EuCommunist party or of fronts. Roosevelt, never will foigel the funny mpean Jews without immigration Florida I’uwet ('urpuiation gathlegislation to outlaw the jh'II County Judge R. W. Ware and that Mr. /Austin had appearrd at Last Spring, when lhe Senate .ensation in his ear* at he we*,I i-rrlificates try returning them to creil Fthlu) afternuon tu hunur War Inveatigatating Committee lax a* a requirement fur votina fined flQO and costa. le lim l iirraiuctldfi mlpeiItltendsnt I I s s IIsih Z I 'l l , s il l Joe Hickson, honorary game a merlins of thr Cnmmistirri on under the lludton Kiser. tlirlr emliurkutimi |>orts. fought permission to go through George r l.'Turner wt the llsnton warden and rider for the Buck July 10. irtfurtlrd the irdurtnm. "w # papers In search of informa­ This course has been advm-ulrd .Spring* I’ow.-i ptoot which wa* Mr. Aiken wa* introduced hy Point Hunting Club, identified and had pointed out that Orlando 1Tiariaa'"Morrison who had charge tion dealing with Navy purchase* l>y the Arati trailer.hip of Pal­ renamed tlie tlinige K. Turner Hollenhark a* having shot the had reduced the rate from $25*1 <-f John Vivian Marlin, Il'J, died estine. of Arabian oil. Fred W. Shipman, the program I'reviousty, plant. A pluqili- in llie hnllwey uf turkeys. According to County Hutirrihiy niinnliiK at il:00 o’ c W ) librarian, said "at such lime and lo $50 a day. Mayor Gut. willij ' " dr» w ««'t.e snnoiincrd that the In recent months, Jews uniuuv the liuilillng in-itil-vd with Mr. Prosecuting Attorney George A. .1 at hi* lionir on Routh Hsnforrt if the Robsevr|t pa|ier* are turned 1 r .t /-» I uifU n u ll Bull I Bullnnirrd lh%Speer, Hirkson heard the two shots the approval o f the Cnmmt.sioncrv.!,,,,,,^ r|u|, Avrnur Ito'trad made Iris home in in Pulrnttn* atuivr file quota lone Turner's name, was unveiled by over to the government hy court A. W. Iliggiti., pie.idi-nt .of th* rraallaaea -■ raee * 1.1 whilr in his home near where the users dllrclcd City Attorney rtrd j..,, J u l y no. The' •tub voted to Hanford for 21 years. order, the United State* arch­ cnnipnny Condition of Roy'Clyde Kitchln*, turkey* were downed, ran down For 11 1 * 1 1 )with the Sheriff, ivist would face no Insurmount­ Wnon to prrpate an ordinance' nn-ept the rhallcuKu nod ti. A. .Mi I inner, who live* m O r­ year old Oroee mechanic, whose the mad and saw Hollenbeck in able problem In making the papers i|«sr, wlio presldeit to lliu slisencr office, Mr Marlin, was Uirn June lando, tool charge of llu> t oll.11rucavailable- to a Senate committee1 motorcycle was wrecks*] . thorliy hi* automobile, and wa* Void by containing thr p:ojHj*cd reduction of I’ ntlidvnt Gordon Itrisson, up 17. IK7S in Decatur, Iowa. tloif .d-.alw*-iant ott tin- nil..lea of In- addiriim to the Widuw, Mrs or any other government body after 2:hh o'clock Runlay -nfter- The latter thkt he hart shot at a to hr luhmillrd *1 , (he Friday 1- inled 'tlrvitle r. Touflitun, Idike Mom o.- in Iv2*1, wa. in the noon when he attumpt«4f at high hawk, Anna, Marlin, other survivor. for official ute." mrrting. \iidrew Stine and Jnmea Higgins ■*-ivh;e *'f the coiiuiaii)' fur more The sound of, turkeys In dlirate o f speed to pat! an antomo* rh" Include-three sons, Werrrn W. t that time. President Truman limn 22 )inrt», and tin-, tl years Conitniasloners. Bishop* ntftl .1- B rotniilltlee to make the .Martin, f'rtirau Rapids, Minn., itjectad lh i request for the bile on llu- Orlando road at "Death tres* tnadfl * Hlrkaorr Suaulcioiia Fotniallon uf a Central Hondo uf experience in the iuduatry. arrangement*. , papers - and wrote the executors Valley", lx today reported aa aeri- xnd he noted (he tag number of Leahcr. were ahaetil frikn the John V. Martin, Jr., and William Pilot* Club w *t announced today Ho win ptr.t-nUol with a 32 Mr. Aikin recount*)!, hi* exit*- It. Martin, Hanford; on* grandson, by Roy Browning, airport man Tonight, thr asking for any paper* .relevant oua at Fernald-I.augnton-Mrmorf*l th* car. Later he recovered the Friday meeting. degn-f Masuitlc ring in token of tienc* in eininrcliuri with whicn t'oinrnlsslnn will meet tu consider turkey* and • notified a member Hospital, and x-rajrw are ('ring to the Inquiry. Carrol Martin, Psliran Rapids. •Krr, following tha sucres.f it com­ appriviatiuu, and Mr*. Turner r«M.l.llu.sU •• I'asr Sill II •■ tls tn at I'.s . t|si Minn.; two brothers. Chris Martin pletion uf th* breakfast flight In­ clevetl a corsage uf led loses. W. Shipman could not he reached taken to determine potslbld eon of th* hunting club who,in turn telephoned Mr. Speer. Porter Lan*. immediately for comment on thr cutxion. according to State High­ of l.os .Angries and l-orn Martin itialed by the Hartford Hchool uf J. .Clapp, new piodoellun super­ Ing, president Of the Seminole way I’ afrolman L. C. Bender, who rrogqte of t'ennqylvanla. Aviation Sunday morning. Tin intendent. served a* ilia.ter of surrogate's decision. Sportsman'* Association wa* con­ Funeral iffv lc fs will lie held al purpose of the new urbanization rereniunie* ,\ talk wa. given by YSaturday the Senate War In investigated the accident. tacted by Tanner, wildlife officer . Both Kitchena and hi* wife, rtsligating Committee subpoenaed the Krlrksim Funeral Home at is lu encourage the use of the air I'*e*. Iliggln*, wht|tUKld) pi sited 4::00 I', M. Tuesday and Interment plane in Central Florida and any Mr. Turner, aVT'itW a l«i It. J. pspars of the late President for Myrtle Kilrhen* were taken to the of Orange County wae located and with Seminole Gam* Warden aa ’ Inquiry aimed at determining hospital hy Charlea Luke, manager will take place in Everrreen flier with a atudent pilot’* certifi­ Allen, chief t-ngiu,-,-r uf the cotu*hn authorized a wartime contract of the Mather Furniture BUire Welter Coursen of Sanford, made Cemetery. The Rev.GlennK.Smith cate Is eligible to join. pany. the arrest. 6w Howard Hughe* for construe- and a wllnrs* to the accident. Mrs. take o f f of Llttlle and Rev. J. W. Auatln will Burnley's hrra'kftsl High. c»nnI ond with By BOBBY I'ARKH * Kollowing tlie ceremony, a fish Prior to arresting Hollenbeck “ n o f an experimental flying Kitchens, who waa trjuted for Camp Serilie 1Annie, camp legrmt. and Butile officiate. Members o f th* Elks o ff as scheduled, Mr. Riowning fiy anil picnic »>■ luld oh tha cut* and bruises, waa released th# officers traced th* car itumlwr Club will have charge « f (he stated, with H lilanes and 17 pilot* 'plant grounds. There weie many Wednesday and Thursday Were Dunn a* little -Annie ’ Ma* a to Orlando. Jo* Hickson waa taken E irl R! Koont, an altomey for from Urn hospital last evening. leaving th* Hanford airport at vislliir. of tlie company, formerly busy days at Camp Winona w it h '.< "'am. Bobby Morris tu Long graveside services. the Roosevelt estate, refering-lo The accident took plaeo about along to Identify Hollenbeck. A the many activities going full Knlf# Harry, George Harden as Pallbearer* will ba Jess* C. 5:15 A. M. They arrived at N o known a. The Florida I’uldlc Ser­ tha aubpoeaa. aaid today “ No one 150 feel south o f the well which companion who waa with Hollen­ blast. I lodge, Leo Rutner, A. W. Odham, Hmvrna at 8:36 A. M. and were vice Company, from Winter Bark, { Due Eyed I'ete and Stanley Katz knows V^ether the documents ia south uf the Big Tree road. The beck at the time of th* shooting Riding, o ff to a sluw start he-|n. tha grandmother gave a big J, D. McNeil, J, II. Truluck, Frank driven to the beach In c * r f fur- Del.an.) suit Hi. I'ete I shut g. •ought are among Mr. Koosevell'a motorcycle, a Harley Davidson, '37 haa not been id*nil/lad, M ld Mr. cause of weather, I* going full luogb to the campers, Bauer, II. >r. Jamedan and J. W. nlahrd by Bill Wright and Wind paptra. I f they are they will he model, collide*! with tha left rear Bpeer. Tha turkeys, on* large- and blast now with dally prize* being- Hobby Morris won lhe treasure Btawart. sor Rowley, operators of the New supplied Us the committee aa soon fender of the 1041 Chrysler Sedan on* small, war* put In th* Central awarded to the buy who makes| hunt held Thuroday afternoon by Smyrna Aero Service. Later lo ok Company » » poaaibls. Every effort will driven north on tha highway by Florida Quick rraete the higheat score. “ Squlmri"* a tloaa margin over Wealcy Spenfast waa aarved at the Airport ba made to comply with the sub- Josephine Mlney, 3d year old Or­ plant and will probably b* given Howen won a rifleman's handl-j n-r. This gave five extra points Grill. lando nrgresa. According to Pat­ to th* County kom*. (cook for the highest score Thura- to hi* cabin and an ire cold waterAmong thus* participating, in­ rolman Bender, the motorcycle waa Frank Grurge Murphy, « rualday o f a 43 out of * possible 50.1no-Ion a* th* treasure. ■ sides Mr. Browning were Walter dragged about 160 feet. Many, o f th* boy* went withi Wednesday night Al Broek tnKrohn*, Jr., C. B. Gunn, Howard dent uf Haufurd fur the test thr#* LONDON, July I I , (A V -A Brit- Bhryock, Ollvkr BJoblom, Mat rill year*, died at the local Tiailer Mr. Morris for an interesting 2Vk> tertained th* ramp at council ring RECORD FLIQ H T mile trip around the Ink*. On that by relating hi* aspariancas in Ish Foreign Offic* spokesman told Tlndale, Charles ‘ Baker, Julian Camp where he resided, at 1.30 ai .VM kike th# boy| viaited many points; North China. Th* Dishwaahtr* a new# ronfarsac* today that Ban- Simmons, Roy Mixon, Ted Jacksin, A. M. .Saturday after a brief ill­ M ANILA, July t l , <A>) Aness. WIESBADEN, Germany, July of interrat around Winona nncD'iuartat sang another highly jin- ora Eva Psron, wife o f tha Argcn- Gen* Bver fy «nA J— y ......... .Th* , tJtilf* Oil Company la Northwrst Airlines atntoliner ar­ Born Apr. 20, 1875 in KSntry. - * — tlna nraslitanf had g .Z I.U .ly ^ ' 1eanalderable increase in rived here today, completing tha 81. WY—An Initial practice flight tha outing was a huge success! Joyabla aong. . III., the deceased was a retired *wli called her plana for a visit to Eng­ uvan thsugh sonic rrt—ttTT” tro)rl ! ' BW f'Fark won his white awlmOf Its filling ilation at company's first commercial flight W irrtn r ____ Railroa'd Track Supervisor. ____ _____ ______ . R a m , land. Langled with a hornet*' neat at ndng ribbon and Kenneth _ hornet*' -ami r im Stteet, new Amarlcan Jt rlcin U 26,000* poumJ Ini nth* an old slaughter bouse. Survivors Include the widow, sey his blue. Cht/m Stanley and "Th# Argentina ministry of for­ kvr purchased the Lule Noath Pacific route. again*! q "bomb-proor German Mts. Nrlte M. Murphy, Hanford; Thuraday night waa stunt night Epcncar Harden report th* ba- eign affair*," tha spokesman aaid, ty adjoining t h e submarine factory waa postponed with each cabin entertaining the ginnars* swimming Flats** as all "haa informed-tha British Embas­ three daughters, Mrs. W, t}/ MtFIRR ’ ’-Firat Street for thle . . sy In Buanoa A ir** that 8*nora Cloud, Bartow, Mrs. 3V. A, Knight. rest of_lha camp with an original nuking foal prograd. ’ A carelessly thrown cigar re- today by bad wrathar. CLEVELAND, July 81. (AY— Charleston, S. C-, and 61r*. Har­ Th# hug* plane*, aquippod with stunt Tha stunts ware Judged by Buddy Dunn caused, snvy whan Peron will not ba visiting England auitud In a fire that act a porch a fire Saturday afternoon at 5103a special bomb-bay*, war* achedttled th# number q f hoy* in it. lu he caught a BH pound ba** while during her present Eurapaan tour." Th* CIO-Unlt*d Rubber Worker* vey Hale, Sanford; three anna, K. to fly over tha Farga underxround originality and th# acting. Cabin ftihlng with Gen# LeVy and Mr. The spokesman’# announcement intowislionsl policy committee hat M. KwtglTT?Sanford, W. II. Kwhrin. Laurel Avenue. Damaj* cams tu x 1than 10 days after ha dselded to ask the rubber indus­ Loa A ngeles, Calif., ami J. R. according to Fire Chief M. N. submarine plant near Bremen this ], under direction o f Danny Calla­ klurrta. The boys trtjoyad -a western hid dlaclaesd that Qutsn Etlis- try** “ big four"—Goodyear, Goo-I- imrjmi, Bloomington, In d; also t l morning to familiarise pIKffa and han won first place with a skit Cleveland. o f an operation. movt# Saturday night In tha ra- hctli had “ nltlmstad" aha would b* rich, U, R Huhber and Pirostune— grandchildren anj six great grand* bombardier* with th* layout. Dr, Quick portrayed by Wade rrration cabin. Ur. Morris has glad to receive Banora Peron If. she for another 1947 pay ralac. Aa Army Air Form spokesman children. Herman T/. Schroder'died this aild th* testa would eovar a three- Garner and us* feminine lead by mtda avary possibls effort to cam* to Britain. Funeral services will t>« conduc­ Tha eommlte# Msioad rising liv­ morning at 3:1* •'clock at his month period. Thirty “ Amazon" “ .Squirrel" Bowen draw a big furnish addsd rnUrtalnmdnt and Trad* unions her* had signified ing coats for Its decision yesterday ted at the Erickson Funeral tlom* id “ Bamaon” bombs, with tlu-ir ebaar. Cabin It with Ronnla Gar­ activities ! « this year's program- tha|r Intention to damonitrat* to more mknay from "B ig Four," Tuasdmv at 11:00 A. M. wit* th* home In Lake Monro*. Funeral Goal horseshoe*. against " 0*1 HI, III, soft ball, Horseshoe*, •ervtce* will be announced later high explosive* extracted, will be ner aa Dalsy>Maa and Walter ■Inst Banora Paron tf If aha .vlsltvlslt- signara.ofwka first wage contract Rev. Douglas Charles officiating. Graham aa tha -villain came In and ping pong az# all going ed Briuln and had referred to her this f a i r among tha nation’s maj­ Burial will be nrsde in EvargTsaSt by the Erickson Funeral Home, ___ s * . 4 . .- I . S _ A _____ _ at aaaond place. Cabin ill placed see-1,uon** aa “ a fascist " or producafa. T in charge No Action Taken Aiken Reports * To Lower Auction His Experience Fee By City Body On Talent Show fo u r L Rules On Papers And fFiles Of F .D . Roosevelt O rlan d o an Fined On O ut-O fSeason Hunting Charge Company Honors Frodm lion ( hief_ Upon Retirement John V. Martin, Former Deputy Sheriff, Dies Motorcyllst Hurt In Highway . Wreck Florida Pllotn Club To Bfe Formed Here Camp. Winona Activities Highlighted By Treasure Hunt And1Stunt Night o Pieces Of Local Property Are Sold Frank (icorjrt* Murphy Died Saturday A . M. Senora Peron Will Not Visit Britian B*29s In Germany To TeBt New U. S. Bombs CIO To Ask 2nd Raise From Rubber Firms J. Jmm * . ' • **- . '. i l . • t >r» ■■ - h �t • • -.k : r» **« - -’ YTT V __"j . . T H E H A N F O R D H E R A L D . B A N F O n D . FT/1 R TD A W -— m . - «/ The Sanford' Herald The Lost Family Doctor M ONDAY. JU L Y t} Florida Markets STEADY-Y, BOY! MnnqirarU *P <1 Hold 1U H V IU tS-t-l.ll«fcv,f *t- ts-a IV ld lld g e r H According to A rth u r J . Snider, n w riter on ncicntific xubject*. the family doctor, like the early American Indian. • a* SaMlsr kaalatri. I t»»l#x 'V alowly vanishing. . .................. ... n.illa AikMia. II I HaaaM _ A aUrvev conducted by Ihe Uniloti Stolen Public Health t a l . 1.1 aa a»r«a4 rlaaa-aaaltrr ( . I t l r r IT. 1*19. a« «*» I’-sl IIIMre Sen ice shows vthal one In every ten pjiyalcians .in tt large IJ taafar*. rla.Ua. aa^ar !** »»• midwentern city is a apccluliat in nursery, one in every 14 <<•(«■ •! •• l^*»* fifteen n H|>ecinli»t in oIjsletYicn and gynecology, one in HHII AMI I- »K% * twenty a specinliHt In Internal metlicine, and one in twenty M UM a specialist in eye. ear. nose anil thront diseases. ijuniiuv n r i i ||u*lnr One reason for this trend is the fact that the field of medical knowledge has become so wide and so com­ M |l«l llll’TI<*% MATH* ra.at.la la **••■••• plicated that no one mnn can keep -informed altout it. It» f- .. i» » . i i m Ii —- • * ,I T i A n oth e r Is that pay is Itetter and a specialist has more life Oat Maatfc -tli'M Maalfca • 4ill of his own. Then. loo, the public has grown to he eve All Hanti" • . •• „ Unr ___ . ■ _ that the only salvntion is in e|aborate clinics and tqtccinlizeil • ‘ ' All akltaatt nail***. ra»A» "[ staffs. Some steps are lielng taken to rnnko n career as a lliaaka. tem>t-U*n- and ■•••'»♦* «* general practitioner more desirable. Legislation is being ralalna Inada. will •<» • proposed in some states to supply saholarship funds for • • t.aalnr nd.»HI«ln« —»—■ t.taad "'*4 students who will return to small towns on completion of their courses. T w o yenrs of special Interne training for ll.aa la.-. Tk* ' . . I. m. .ir.lna.l M*W ’ VkV « 2 general practltlnnera are provided by some hospitals. Ortlrrm nr# *" ’ a,* The old-fashioned family doctor was a .force for good V I **1U« »" «•»* I .1 prfiiHpnl |i m 4i *m »I» m • In the community. His understanding of human nature |*i S#" V»rh* f rivalled that of the modern psychiatrist, and his knowledge if the workings of the body wns ncquired by a wide and varied experience added to his school ipid hospital work. .Much of his pay for long hours and hard work came in the !• Ifcla ' g|- a m i SUnatfW form of the warm affection and confidence of his patients. Medlral students of today may well follow his example. MONDAY. JU LY II. *9*7 Families really need this help. Th e new doctors, however, need to be more justly paid in money as well as gratitude. r» WORTHY OF A O R E A I -JACK-ttUNVII.I.E. July 21. tSpeof the United 8tatee Departmert of Agriculture, and a number of Federal ami 8Ule experta on varinua phaaea of production and mar­ keting of agricultural producla will l<e in Jaekaonville. Wedneaday and ThunoJay of thia week for ihe an­ nual conference of Florida •State Markrta ' ManagVra. the * rfftclal program, relcaaed totlay, revealmt. "Florlda'a ayatem of State-oper­ ated marketa la recogniied nation­ ally for ita pioneering work." aaid Director William I.. WiUorrin out­ lining plana for the conference. *T think that recognitl6n la haae.1 pri­ marily on the fact that we have progreaaed along conaervativi* linea —gnd that -w* have progrr.aed atradilv. The record* ahow gaina In over-all volume of buslneaa handled, for every year ilneo our Initial aale* on the Sanford Market In 1P3S. The groaa volume for the laat fiacah year waa more thnn ilxty timra aa large a» for the first fiacal year. That's » rcArd we all take pride In. It’s a rer. ord which reflects credit on^tho conservative pnliriea which Com­ missioner Mayo has insisted upon from the Iloginning. " I think the point should lie emphasised however,, that growth of our marketa l« not the moat important yardstick for meaauiement o f their worth to Kloridiana. % U Russia Written Off AMS OODJ Three advantages result front Husslnn refusal to co-operate with the Western flowers in any move toward _ m the rnmmon’ good. says Hal O'Flaherty, an American cop-elb* Pttryih »'»*'* ^ jqiondeijt •in Europe-> .-A . >.al-i • . ' in\enjr.n fW dator«*wf * * n * n r j. The division of Europe gives the UtiTteil States type machine*. Nowit 'hey it I j)r|(R|n a fy,.,, hand to proceed with the restoration invent lomething l«« making ^ wMfem Germany. The intolerable delays can in* avoided, fifw.prmi unneceiiary. averyttung Jirp|l t0 j)e j,|van relief enn lie narrowed ‘down will hi* all rightRep. Keating of New W k h». iolifiiucfd » bill allowing woikmj wivii to .deduct the «°»» °' b*b> - titters bom then inebm* Why sot include die lo ll of CooV» too? Lady bit Mountballen.-a couun ol King George, wai . New York l.ft week on • « " « * « n talking a woilhleia We knew the Hntuh Lm .piia-waa in a hadJuubut no jdea . . . , ^ h it . We ire wl.eie a Senate cornmi' He Just A Little Bit Bettertee i» going In conduct an inv*» tigatiOn into the cauie of htg* Dope tlip nnli-smnn who earns $20,000 it yt-nr havr* pricer- If they carry tho « ten limp.* ns much *nlrit ability an thn anlpaman coverinu far Oitnugh. they are liable tg land the nnmp territory with the aame lino who en'riia $2,000 right back in tho lialli of Goa a vefcr’*’ " " r“ ' gran---------------- . ' - r -r “ M m i ' man nml women liiink th e re .is a tri*im*mloiiM Rrmrmbrr tho»# popular tong •llffprencp in nltility nml imrforniniitu botwt'cn tha imtn who in lost Afttlnjr hy nritl tho msit ut thn top,'between^ .#1 yritrryrsr. "Yes. Sir. Ibst My Bsby." ” 1 Wonder Where M) (he mnn of ortlinttry Hccompli.shmcnt nnd the ntnn of outfltnmllnir schievcmcnt. Baby II Toniaid” *ml "H nw 7* Actnnll.v, the difft-ri'iico in nnmll. A in-monncl officer Gonna Krrp 'em Down On lb of n corporation employing several thousand pcoph*.. juiid Farm?-' Walter Donaldion. tne recently, "O ur department heads nml key people are' just B in wfio Wtcle ibrm, died ^ a » ordinary folks who got their jolts by doing n little more week at the age oi 53. and n tittle Itetter work than the others/ . , . . ■ • I | covcrrd by sur»t »pc«k*-. 4 C « 5S program.” Refora Wagprr’a ” Tannhain»r" in the Pari* Opera In 1BSI..I1 * u waa produced for the f tret lime rehearird 104 times, 14 of ihera with full orheitr^. One pound of tea will ii al'i 260 cUpa of The brew. H Don’t Read This Unless Yop want to sell a ear Yon want to bay a car We will Mil your car for I I I rummiaalon. If yonr car ii noi ly 11.00 reiAainsold, you pay oni. tlbn fee. High bid may ba refuted by seller. Smyrna Auto' Auction Co. Auction every Tueeday I P. M. Starting July 22nd A t New Smyrna Heach- Airport firing Your TRIe. n . *> i sr»i «:je ei!S J.*» Its* I ’M S;Oi sit* IU « III* 1 199 r'rWry I’liopper* Jambof.s ll-.mr.pun . (leaver IrsrllnR ■ New. Uuuii.e News . 'HeW* ’ • Hunilse Hertnad* plllrhln* .Tim* ytiunlna t>*vollnn* yi-ilili'K Meditations w l N ow It’s EcLsi : »irt Man)my*1ICays* N* W* we ' ISiS* News lu n) llawslisn M»l'-ill«» I ; IS Tours Vou'v# ll»'|"Mt».| I min I'hurcli of Chriti .. IS'IS l.r» Whits v im l ,»f • ‘ . I I I ) l.tim'liron Dsnr* M il) llhylhm Doodlrrs Thrpugrh FHA Title 1, Financinff . I; on N .w . at Norm till) IM I it* st Wrsl*rn ll'isnrtnp Nr-r,(| Ilnur NqJ«t News lloldsn Mrlodl** lias Tnnv FaUnr * THE HISTORY OF SANFORD CELERY Ry II. J. LEHMAN 1:1) JiO* 3:01 Si»s 1isS VIS S:(l K«l.ii H*r*nsrt*. N'tws liar Nun* Itsnrh llrsillln* Nsws « Mr loll Ir Whl.psrs Jlsrrh Tim* .■ Four Arm (it* Nrws • Irrigation was not the only dir-1In plsre hy driving stakes ISS* Cluli flrulty thsss pioneer cvlery grow- both sides while bleaching cel­ S si Nsws •ra 11*4 *° ovtrrnme. They had ery. loiter on .bleaching paper, Its Novsllr Tim* /I- V to .work nut a- plan for grow- cmnlnit In mils and of correct til* I'lsnn HlyllnRi •Slurry KuAsll) Ing young planks, and anon dls- whllh and length, took the place Sits Nsws of Ih* n*£__ Familiei with children havt bevn -ov*r#d that tender celery plant* of the cumin-) some boards. This The United States has 11,045,needed shelter from hearing rain* having a lough tim* duHng thr and very hot sun. Boon “ tent” piper was held In place with OOO automobllra and 'JN.i'OO.OOO light stake* on both sides, then , homing ihoilagc nying to find * ePIe#’ sprang up on every farm, a ‘year or two later wire wick­ telephones. • landlord who will 1*1 lh«m bring from tha long row* of seed beds ets, Iwnt by the farmers to re­ po their childieo into hi* bouia. This covered by tent ahaped awnings semble croquet wickets, wtrs used. ieees date* from tha end nf th* made of muslin. These could be With good rar* thia paper can b* may have been partly bccaute so rolled up on cool nlghta and low­ 5th ce n t u r y used fo r several seasons. many children will- be chiiditn- ered for heavy ahowers and hot The pioneef celery growers In Hhwever. the situation it improv­ •uttny days, as they were mount­ harvesting packed their crop In to 900 crate* per acre, and tha ed on “ A ” ahaped wooden frame i. ing. Either the children ate get­ Celery teed Is usually town in the field. The crates used were Mlllng price from grower* waa ting better or the landlord! arr prearranged bads from tha jBtt#r|R“ * to8rib *«'In the field at tha from 91.90 to aa high aa'$7J>0 becoming human. Out in Salitayy, part of July to I>eet>mbar for ™ «in g. A good crate per -crala.The plnnMr grower would aland •« Okla., the low n't biggcit landlord rarir.r or latar crops, and il takes: 2 f k* r., coulH "»■>«• •maxed today to aaa thy. immanaa hai announced that he is giving from alt to eight weeki for planta*” ,, rr,V** ,Irr bour’ to grow large enough for aet.'.'ut , ,h? cHerJr was stripped of wash houkaavand pre-rta-Vrs turn a- month’s free rent (o any and ting In tha Hold. 'Wast. leaves, sorted according to oul 25 to 30 cars of cvljtry per Ratline nlanls another ?,* V . * nd P*«k*d In crates hold- day. From these places calery all tenant! having children. Thi* Setting p lam* was anothor s. Colored Cole p a o p I a ware Ing three, four, all, eight, and washed, pre-cooled and' crated, earning winter Sanford might at­ rntdam. Itn oot«n stalks. Thus a if rower tract a lot ol tourists limply by rained and becama experts In preparing to cut an acre or more, rolls forth by truck and train loads to all parts of the Unltad this work. A good tatter, crawl­ advertising that children will be ing on his kneea, could set out employed a crate maker, a cuttei. States, Canada and foreign coun-‘ strlppera, sorters, packers, and welcome here. _ . trie*. aa many aa 39,000 plants In one day. For ana good setter there men to nail the covers on the Aa tha Hanford Celery Delta crate*. In the earlier day* tit* . . Newsprint pricei have ioateJ Inust ha two or three women pull­ n ew and developed, other sections numbsr of cretss ptr a m to (abulout heights dui ng the ing plants from the teed bed*, rled. As a rule whan celery wak began to procure celery. Amend Anton, latl year. An Auociatec i’ret* two people to drop the plants wwked In tha field, from 200 to theni were Bradenton, o iM fl In the rows where tha rround dispatch reveals sale# as high as haa been properly ■paced and 1200 or the average o f 7M cratau Rsrasota and tha district sroutc t<a»* vaygvituvav, Laka Okeechobee, m Ini parts % 0^1)* $290 a ton. in tha to cillrd “fie* ■narked, and ona man to give per acre. houthem East Coait, and t o destroy Insects detrimental each newly aat plant a cup nf liUrket” (though there is nothing Heart In tha central part of 1 lorvery free about it, as l a r t i w watar. Now In the year 194? and to eelary It ar^s ytcceseary to <da.. For tha past Un yt^. •pray and duet ,wlth different or tha past eight or ten year*, tan ita) which it 219 percent calerr petting machines have cmnn l.Vja2—nf.-ln saetleldee TV Is wwe Iona -htfW r-thsn ills r reTrat—trmtrrtt In. and many farmers are doing Tlrat don* by hand, then don* by of Zallarood, Oklawaha and Island •way wltn hand aettlng. Many drawn 100 gallon sprays and dust­ Grovs. price and seven limes hightr thar away ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ M H ftM l er* covering four rows, and today Soma o f tha Sanford calary tbc pre-war price. No other com o f the machine* uaad In this .ter­ this Is done arlth tractor* cover­ ritory are mede In Holland, Mich, that we know oi h u gone -nd srilh tfro operators on a ma­ ing I t to 18 or more roars. Air­ farm* havs bean growing erooa, calary and - other vagaUblaa, for up to much, either in the U*i chine, . can Mt from 6Q.OOQ tn planes have also bren ueed th* patt 45 to 90 yaars, and 1 tr. or in the pest , seven yean 10,000 plants per day. Under larger fields for lb# patt 19 aresUct that If tha land it pr»Pnormal conditions calery is ready year*. *rlv taken car* of by cover »or .harvesting in three er four The fr ir i brought many crops, muck, ate. It can and will newspaper is pr month* from time of aettlng, changes. The Government took continue to grow celery and other we are proud to My you kp Mil Calery grown her* could aat n hand, rake and' regulation* v! gets hire for the next 60 year*. were * " charged ihe same for your week!) s* bleached with earth aa P Q P lali* l d down, making It com 1 am Indebted for the facta subscription to The Herald'as yoi done tn Ketamaxoo, as our dl- pulsorv that each stalk ba Indl •nd dlgurea In the foregoing nate waa far too warm and moist vldually washed before leaving to Mlaa Mall Whltner and were peying before the war. D» for ouch procedure, «o wide Cy­ Florida. For the 1949 and i»4 article Mr. Randall Chase, both descen­ you know anything eUe you can prus boards ware uwd for many Mason celery, after going through dant* of pioneer celery growers. The End ptiy el ihe M »e prices » » ia 1940? )»a r».. These boards ware held the waih houaa tuna front 190 \ ONLY 5 % INTEREST NO DOWN1 PAYMENT 1 . -^•2 \ , ; j.. Y n convenient FHA financing: in now available for the parchaM of Green's Fuel Goa appliance* - residential and commercial Inslallationa. The type of fa i equipment tinted under F llA Title 1 include* Central Heating plants, floor furnace*, water heater*, boilers, air conditioning units and ln-the-wall heater*. No down payment on appliance* an d Installation coat of appliance*; no — * No msttor where your homo or butinea* may bo located, GREEN'S FUEL h Yts tob— • : \ of drainage canila. Although household washing Maximum flow of fl.00 ctthlc feet, per second waa ordered for mashinc* have been used for the 8t' Lucie canal last'week and many years, they did not ...rome discharge of the Caloosohatchee lit e r a l us* until after W orld River flowing at the rat* of 3.900, " Br '• cubic feet per second In order toj Dl , . , --------alleviate flooded condition* caused ! *h H agner. German comby nearly si* week* of continuous POM'r, * » » ■ -political * iil* for t ,, ’ many years. In hranre.and Hwll. ' -I xerland, where he wrote some of hit gratst wqrka. France haa 1,900.000 motor ve­ hicles registered—let* than 4 per Two-flflha of Ceylon'a great cant' of th* total U.8. registra­ tea Crop Is shipped abroad, mostly % iw m i<ti tion. England haa 2,900,000 motor to London, and the remainder Is »VhVclVa'' disposed of domestically. ' • : ' 'I I BAN FO R D - Phona 1282 - i - Phone Fla. Slata ■ ■ ' ..'• . ; '• ■ ’ " " r*-» • — ' . . . . ' - sma-e.i-up., Ih »l pure III.. I ........ . fr" ' " ||, ,,,,,, |lllt,lw i|„. i ’.,unity s'lu'. C.'u.l ' ....... •• -* > ’ ! - 1 ',l' ......... .1 Maid i ■!.. mg parts, .i fin. lou — -i TH ERM -O-TAN E 4th Street A Pine :"7 - I ITI r M h llailt TELEPH O NE tiilin ri »p|iinc . tmcrlrs A ir T ravel ( ’nriU A rrrp tvil . .Y Il'N Il’ IP A I. .A IR P O R T 1.123 .FOR A ( 001 WALK IN THE SUN i FOR HOME CANNINO ZIN C * -: 4X_ r*v C A P S ! If” Y % totf U «t«l ^v«9 I# Uitd l#F f#*9iaH«Rt, 11*41 Ibva «id « pfal • 9MA| Kowiawt**!1 H#t# tgliobU tap* 91904 »U4(9««ImI Itnwt# |(inn!f«f l9tlor~» ■9 Ikty Ka*« *a* Ih* poll Ui« lk*«t •dfc (C*t|l#D l»alttl#*i* l« tnn M9I9 Iced batUff Iktf uni IA m •• tlV*M twll S U M M E . R W O R S T E D an l»- -lune |o juovonl n •"‘i* • ••)' STARTS Tl'KSDAY FOR DAYS! A. BIG N E W M - G - M M U S I C A L ! H A P P Y STARS I HAPPY ROMANCE I HAPPY SONGSI xitit/MsiiMi ' ^ mm mm ring! 7 tomonlic tongs ond Adults • 40c Phone 1316 tmiiiirtins uilh corri*i'i"-n and ho i« ing •.■• fid. tort P ro gram : GAS and APPI.IANCE COMPANY, INC. . D o n 't‘w.iNlr protiniis vnrtiliun timt* RClIitiR to anti from to u r “ wnnili'rlnniL" T’l.Y K l.O ltllhX A IR W A Y 'S and have YIORK T IM H for fun anti-rolaxaliott. it- (' that is gviith iiii'li-r ut-tinnrv u plilh«tamt>a will t.i*' uiib olt th-ilcsju-riiiion of f"L-lit if Ii o, -in does n»t ■p. .it. in .i|»i"on> it ig ii iu In'tlu Mb], . " T-t,",* im'I.-v for atictchlng f«-iu.*- will it - t-oone's -ktdl .f it thtS'^H la rrlr-' I"lju-tnii-ll!, and a ing in.ilium- will hui-inti- on«l ioai the futim-r If lu< fulK into In tli> homo, a bucket f aid­ ing W'ttfht will (»,-,*! o ff It- J.'n and rook tho fl. li if it - l-.iil 11 oil- • |oox<- and III" liquid odl • i • o< ono. a toy- tnnVon tin- • m will nd soiiK-ono tundding I - n with n broken log oi Idp f ii ' iq i il on in th dark, * !•-.> ..... . - b’lo Insect Ii "Ii that l-'-ik ! 0 ' ".in’ ; imwilri " ill pt.Duii tin utfaiujly, sn-f s faulty flm i i • m»i; a firr that destroy- tlu *6 " • nrnt sorlmi-lv injiin- I bow i|n< live In It . Tb" • ire only n fotv/tf llo- Lit aids. D"-rc aio tunny li.b t mil It Ih-Ii"-'|i-s evi-A fn tm '-i' do I" >ik fm them- lutintdq I" - ig­ nite th"!' and d ticvc ty i1' '-. ib-d »• > MW _ FLORIDR MRWVS « aa ge n u *a* .• lamb will Iwl >> Vuliu- ■•( Kwli lls c A flm iileiriv ml isml lirui-''I .will C'l.-il: III "inn u ,|| |„- |„.|,| .,1 nnnii ufl. i • bi.li *.m- who lb" :lii lh.it I.*.'.«? i.-p. t|„ i i h i I iil ' \* stI ii-sini"- Arii.-nin on Ihe froui l-ot. h . oul.I v_uit .i_ |„. mailo at Jt;iNi I* M.' while foi i i-|i.iir,' it ill tti-iil ii|f wilh.M bml.iii Imi* Thu Ii ich-*, Voar In ami >--ai imi. ;; *1, i.:.t.l wniking foil .i siiftH* ing from in. •! n! • llrnkrn gla nt ,i . u p u i will cut a follow* fi-nr in tin l-n ", i trarlor that will rin nut i: n f-no Mt will C I. It"1. I1 luills over' .' h-m m i| \T,11 m:i:u!(o him if he v> l C l atigitt in .( . Hollywood'! new henrt-throb ond ♦ ;/ V -t « '• ” I.. I" .,„ l f...«i ths- van........... . b.i I .hrtl. InU IL.A 1U-Wlun.sri ISnrr, SERVICE ► • * nil right for lull, bmgo- l» f " . li'ln g repaiii.l ."II ... I„n l us :i GAS and APPLIANCE • \ Will Move ANNOUNCING THERM-0 TANE - n . „ u „ MIIW I'honc 971 - 1249 N. Orange j -i *,‘*'-3 ,—' ! * • !» “ ! •• * tlinl m»V <-iuw anuilent- I' ' d>R A : OF If is to be on tin* uteri. Is’ CHI-'fnl, IlM'l -FAMILY in h i: m in ­ to 'trite nil Iblougli tile l m ' . __ § . prevent llp-m. ' Smite Flm -In /atuiL i m .. mum- • l*er of hi* f*'"dt will t.,-_ hut .i W . S . C . S . an accident ' -hi. -yie 0 ... . .. , Will Ik- hui I I , ,l r u n ic U n r r u u iy one the day After that, and. rigllj 1 on. Florida farm folk will V >nAll Itt** » ln li-< nf lIt.- .. ....... tinue tu suffer fimu accident-- that ftinii'lv nf I'bifsllnn S v * 1 • M could in* pli-vrqird. , sI * l-'itsi Mi-ilnalisl- trimss h will .Nome . rloli l:i ......... »l>". I.i ••••fin m I p . Htought- T hnn' fuull) linifcl'X-nn*-],;,.-~n ~ F , ~i.:t;Vnnino I '" " " Iris eight ym i nl.l . o mill \ „ f Mt I: l\ SANFORD and CENTRAL FLORIDA IWa*ly Shop at t o Park Ave. Hal. J*ly 19. Mo«. Mornlnx Jely 29 at M9 N. I'arii In Takach n id t The ghop wlll be fumlabed - ilk all **w modern equipment including water Hofleney. . ncloc Tbanks l a ’ my maay friends and patrons. I -HI be very nmaUo 'jiV c ^ P - Iiwtnlled Anywhere In NOTICE , ecohuini'e i-' finds love In the arms ol huodtome SYSTEMS ~ GAS - APPLIANCES 24 H our Service Since 1932 » SOME FI.OIIID V• t'At’.MItu -’i •V 7 # • member * f .cural Common hense fiom X < WAKE UP BUSINI By Advertiaing In | / TH REE Ihrrr. To the club room*, the *l*mp album,' Ihe.ches* lahtr. Ihe pholocriphir dark room, thr g.df link- or soma plsre. In our nf lhc*e nr kl* Newfeaiurctr Writers In mu*ir perhaps Jrr fimD Wondering— wHg meu *ecm to I an rmottmijl outlet that reCel more fun out of li f r lb iq lea-e. him from strain .ind M.tmrn? Or »li< women .dlenj make- him lorgrl hi* »mrie% seem" tu gel less salisfartinn out l for a shilr. More women need ’ nf their work than men? | mure out let < like thia.” A lot of |>co|ilc have hogged,i Presldj-iil JLstrr practice* hit . I"wn on those questions. Rut Dr. theory a* wcR n* presrhe* it,* Hany Miaire, pir*ldcnt of Skid-! After ii Imtd dp>' iu ih Hi* jelaxn"'i,- ( ollcgc. Saratoga Spring, |j„. |,u,t .w /H Clu-pin. Geel- . V. Y, diaa some hltrrrstmg- an*, hoven «m l It.AUn l|U wife, the ucift.'Sav'k aix.f«n|. .broWcd. Dr: ^0„cmt . * r " . U '»je HI. Miairc. whb tamrirt wt Dsttniotilb nihi , m „ ,J,r ,Hp,g. College nnil nml Jh' Jhe -University nf they have ? « » pm' rMinnesota ii.unraoM la-forc o e.o .r liccofnlng .wi m ong m o. .\lthou. '. tin ' -liege piesldvnt r n women s college 22 yca.s ago: - , hjnfc. , (lo * nm "Men nml wnrnrn go at 11heii prtvnti Hu , ■|| a men . Ihejiuslness of lisiriR in mmS lttl'^ isi not- ' it-rPs It: plrtrly diffrrenf n.iis .mil out of fhi'itt. 'he Iwlirve* they men riimr out lieltrr. In the nro ui". h is lti i ritireii* Ttinn first place men know they »rr men IniiIi a - .indent* and a* going to h*»e In rnrn their adult*. . * — . own Using, so they Ir* In "Rut w'l.mrn would he much rhimse a field of lltrlihmwt happier In their pri.stp in w huh they h»*r splitude liri»2 hr *.it*. "if. when they "Most women, on the other are ynunR, the, 'prrpsred for hand, are likelv to take what’* I'lUh. hdmr and a |ub they offered. IliuidtVd* o f th"U«iAul» liked .and Irl thr chips fall freer Iw-twecn the idea of millwhere they may. Reside this I think Ihry . should ChaOie fcground) in rradim nage nml a enreer. They rermrl THRU FillOW FlAYIRS Join Sinwii^ the job a* a temporary expedient, some hohhy. congratulnti'iy telrgiams on tier at a major llotlywirod nnd they don't get trail)' fm it trim studio she lias been . n years ns a result of with thp care that men do. So hunting acviderit whlcL-r^ftly paraty.-rd n will ail ft orn » berl many fail to gr^ the sati«fartimi chair. Shown wqti the nniraseoui actrt (l. to r.J; Ctlciin l-ird, or In mti*ir prrh.<p* he Hr. ChnrlcH L . I'frs in s Kveljrn Krye* and l-irry Parks. •riinrioiial .%'nutv!phmo) front tlielr umk that million* of I Iplnnti’lrisl men do. and if they fail to marry 4anfntd Vilanlfc Ilk. Rtdg. they arr doubly unhappy. • In* . . « A o i'I'M -Alii'nn /qifferir-, Ilnurs: 9-12 14 ,1'hone Mb "In the second |d irr »* ’work, and »'H»n as the d*y Is flnbhrd. Sal. !M2 lie Spuds Johnson N stiminl Farm Safety W . ia man has some place hr I'.yr* I'yaminnl- t.li.- r * Fitted ■ T" — — — — ■ —- eontlpg tip. July .'-’''-id. ami >t * is dying to-, go nnd he rots . Life Raft Crossing rii By Army I Success ■n.' oi_____ ___ Thia Nv*vtpap*r PAGE Do Men Get More Out, Of-Life Than Women? A ctivities ; l*9#d And fi - ' U offUlonlly a*d — aoiukwUy . mm . ;, - Country Club Has Weekend Parties •Mr. Mrs. George Mansfield of Tampa announced toda,’ Ihe birth of a son on July 17 in Tam­ pa. Mrs. Mansfield is th* former Peggy Stevens and both aro form­ at resident* o f Sanford. mortgage^Ipvolydd, only 55* Interest - 3 yra. to pay. Visit our sales office for complete details. GAg win nF.RALD. S A N F O R D . FI MIHMA RANFnnn • ............ ..ttt r.: t — Nt-m'a YORK -Like the unseen r. New Ymk flniDta will ih-’ lit this st«»f story, *** HVBsh**e *t thiR J particularly O r C n n / C l»ecauae Hollywood flutists were C / o U / I C i t O , able to fix things « hrie the New York floriata couldn’t. When an assui intent of potted MONDAY Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chel- plants was needed,, for backThe W. M. U. of the First Impletle are visiting their families giound tnullity in a nmvrnl acetio tot Church will meet at J:J0 in Delhi. In • lieing shot at The iTinatrts, faL" ” ‘n*1 tbc ,bur'f h annex. Mia. u . . , . . . . . . . . . . /. _ |moua New Yotk museum o f.n u M l Britt la in chatgi of iho Mrs. J. J. (.ut ami Mrs. t,eorgel „ , . , |h i)- v (d i| .i— .spent u .> Sunday a . . . * . , in i- DelmitJ n^i . . i wi. iravui a». program and ths aulijcct will U* Katie vis. ii illacval art, mr tin Sclxntck myvle. " I ’urtiait o f Jen­ “ Oilnexe." ■ . iting rvlativea and friends. nie,” a hjtrrinf aeairh of Manhat­ The 8u|fce 8u|j>caniA. Juniur. U.\* i.nd Jimior G /V ift iwill mo-C .il the same ■ Mia* MatgarH Reitx returned tan flower shop* was untile by the tirx* at the riiurchj yesterday from a tlirre A\pck* movie property men. Kxactly the The Prayer Hand of the Piv*byvaraliiai spent in St. Paul. Milium vorrrf D * foliage was needed IH ground for the piraenre o f Jen­ terian AVniiiai.'a.- Auxiliary will' Inlet at 3:;pl p M. The regular1 Mi»a tiladya Martin o f Howl­ nifer Jones. lluL no fphotogrnic” flow n* bolnaai end inapirational incut-! ing Urcen, Ky. at lived Friday nthi# of the Presbyterian Woman’s .vimam for a If! day visit with of the type wanted for that seAuxiliary will also meet at the Mr. and Mra. F. Hasky Wight. ■Itirnco waa found after a hlnnmllrdnxi So a long distance tele* same time. Mrs. George Touhy and ann ing seatch front Rtiaiklyn to the ; ’ TUHSDAY Jimmy plan to leave tomorrow for phone call huiiirilly was,made to The installing staff of Kcminola Aldrrson. W. A’a. to spend some Hollywood's flotal experts. The Bebekah X.Kl<r No. 4.1 will meet I correct blossoms were delivered time with relatives. * tt.the 1.9. O. Hall at 8.UO P. M. ‘J next day, potted on Ihe prem­ for a practice arsaion. Mr. and Mrs. John to Miller ises' and filmed. And thn New The Pilot Club will bold its and rhildren. •Jeanne tmnr ami Ymk flnrista' associations are fix ­ rtfular Imilnra* mreting in the Jackie, have returned from a two ing to do something atro'ut It/ ToBriAt Center at 8:00 P. M. Hoard wrrka vacation spent In Nurth since so many movies are being entering at 7:3i) P. M. shot hem, and morn to com-. Carolina. I hey do not‘want to Ire found wth FR ID AY „ All dav meeting uml pimic of Mr. and Mra. Clyde Trrwil'eanr. their plants down again! , tht W. 8. C. S. of the Fir<t MethSo far the Srlxnlrk company ■Ir. left today for Amsterdam. N. o<B»t Chuirh will be held at 10 liO TAK1NO advantage of the lun and Y. and Btoubenville. O. wher^ they has shot • se<|urtH-rs on Swan A. M. at the home of Mr*. It. W. aurf at Hamlltoo. nenmtda, are Mr. plan to visit relatives for ob-jut Lake in Central Park, where the Htrroni un the Country Club Road. #nd Mr*, \yilllam C. Ford, who am municipal pride took a prtvjou* four weeks. * spending UiHr honeymoon on the - C ------- -perplexing flop when our Imvl I f.mH Ule. Ford the grandson Mr. nnd Mrs Walter II. Meri­ rand o f Gotham'snow, even after IIf_ t S II *• the late Industrialist. Henry Ford. wether ami son. Walter, J r . spent an ext/amdinarily heavy storm, tha former Martha yesterday In Dayton* U cvbjak.itcL*nw-fourut to las » lull- Inna 4hnn his bride U the , - rt .-. •(JMernatlortal) the»- were the guests o f Ttr.- limfjai acceptalde for movin jfnTp'**cs: e-r Mrs. Clarenre Uatrlift. . * artificial flake* were used. And 'held on further to rmbarra** the prool Saturday night at Ihe Seminole Mr. and Mrs. Victor Dtindern of city daddies, therc.wasn't a light-' Country Club and the regular Sun­ llrnnxille. N. Y. are visiting in house in or near New Ymk which day supper was serv.il ft Am Sanford with their son. Danny would suffice for a sea :s<-riM, and ■ until 9:00 o'clock last evening. Dnndrro. who is confined to the Ihe vum'paiiy had to dash o ff to Char le« Potter, rlbh munager, anFrrnald Laughton Memorial II <*- lloMun llarlmt to find a sultald-r nouuced this morning that many j pltal. * seaside lieacou. -­ C fOtervatyjDi are lieing receive.) fo r ' , ,v Jennifer nml Joe Cotten an I L ‘ the buffW *upper for Wednesday j L * , big. tattleprivnd| . ,,f and requcslcl that mcntliers makel Summertime IHin . . ' Charles , . J. . . . Hlhcr . . the- lesser playets, Inrluiling Lil­ ' theft reservation* as soon a* poi-1 ,’,‘VI,UM’ , i„.autiful seereU w ***^ «•"•! to learn that h- I* lian Gish who plays a Mother .ik], I of the year when beautliui aeeres XPruprrlliing front an appendcc- Superioc-.iit « convent sequence, Among those -seen at the -rluh, ¥ * lid* with ^.iraw.wery eat ^ L r v m s X ' tnmr w .. 1(i,wrfnrnte,l 4C,rat- will emote for shots at the lovely mark*. |y R( which (|w Krrn, lughlon Mem- center o f huerdie fun set light ovef the weekend were Mr. and] - Kids Mr* Mr. «r.d.Mr«.| nnd Air*.] b|*crlb,r b' down the middle of this torr-d M f. W. G. Fleming. Mf: 'f. ^ ^ ^ ‘ ‘."w h e^ they W. P- Heard. Dr. and Mn. W. V. in lung, the TaArern-mi-the-Green In their' awlnt aullt. They nil Mrs. Ilainit Tolar ail I Pittinie. Mr. ami Mr*. James Central I’nrk, following whi-ti scene* will Is- made at the "color­ fully hectic Fulton +’mh- Market, thence to Times Si|uaic and. muylH.-, home to Hollywood. The city pride can't stand many iiioi e such municipal embaita«tB. Smith. Mr. and Mr*. Andrew jnea* la expected <>f adolescent girl* mrnts, nnd if the fammi* Fi-b Srraway. Mr. and Mr*. G. R. Me- and even if they resemble a Lieut. Comdr. and Mi*. IMwcrd Market, has to -It reproduced Call Mr ‘ atel' Mrs. Walter iliph. -mall army « f penguins,.so what? jj potter. Jr., ami daughter Robin elsewhere, or if Time* Square can Mr. and Mr*. Clyde Terwillegar. [ There U fto »re attending a dhort tlmJ- ln Snn. l>e copied to fnnriri advantage •illla-fore leaving for Sa.i Ft Mr. and Mr*., Potter. . From San Franclw-.i they ’v III on In go underground in our eliamAI*o * Shanghai. Chipa where Com Jrcr o f commeire-style l*>n*ring Derothy otter will Ih- sUstioncd with about the nttrnrlioii" " f till* big h#n*y anil United State* Navy. Mr*. Pijt gest rlty In -the world!. Fite. Jr., ... ter-ts tho former Joanne Aivrtrrtlw _ . yjamlnr Dr. llan#^Wuudiuff-.F..-t jR D. Scot®G. W. Austin and II. II.' Tern nger* who *liap in their, Mra. I >trr II. Tepaii* nml Mis. Ifosoni* la-caune they are selfHenley. h ' _________conscious in their swim suits tie William Royal of Orlando left I I » H_-fr --* i-Wir ■ w -•*s j _ T „ T h n T i i r i i i i Y e s ‘ fltellsh Wderi!. * Mwvte MSM*Mo<fsV for tfrsc"York r t iy acmm-*F J lO W IH I I l L g l H I C * ' ' | <\rjene Whelan told me that the parried hy thiee pupils uf Ihel |,1UDINGTON, MiTh.. July 21 had lu-m of tho "strap down Ehson SehiHil nf Daiiring in Or- (4b. The Army annnunmt Iho sue school Ilocalise she wa* a very anrio whore they will enter Ihe cost today nf il* fir*( ma** life buxom trrn agrr. thougtt nnw sho American Scluml nf llallat. They I raft crns*ing nf Lake Michigan, tips tho scale* at only lot pounds. w{|| gtay at the Henry Huilsini an lS-hmir. nb-milr voyage mmBy nETTYY CLARKE ail enough? Taa * At lone’* arivirr is: .H o t e l ami will I* joined hy Mr*. | ploteil di-qiiio high wind* and ' Have you hail you know it,. .youU) "H a ll girls, you ve plenty of' w. E. Klrrhhnff and children' rough sen* and the necessity of that Is. Before you hutning Ihe biggest rraft. b* going hark lo-school nr yuurjtlmr to nlim down, If you rat Grrtrhrn and Nixie. csrhluat'.y shod Id. Comd. Harry quasi of She­ jot- or your household duties, and; semrilriy you'll ** — boygan. Wit., U.8.N.R.. in rbarge c i tnin g Mtrraso a muddy complex- your |ren-aRr fat. Meantlnsr. wear of the patrol ctafl which aeroni* lo,. all ihnl is left of your once a good subslanllal nn*-plec* null panii'il the flotilla, said that the ahaautiful slimmer tan. When the laslrad of a midriff Job which 2l)-man experimental raft "coveled aaiumn leaves full you'll lm dash-|will only cmphsdie your In- the_____ wagon” was burned about 20 miles Inr around looking for bleaching■wrong* plsre hump*." . ensms snd lotion*. • Even If you ve seen a Hilly »T WEST PALM HEACH. July 21, *o ff Ludlqgton when It became a Now I* the lime to deride to a suit that might look like hea- 14’ )—Conner's Highway, which ex- 'navigational haxanl. lie .aid tho taper o ff your tan so that it can,ven on Lana Turner, try to curb trndx from 20-ntlle hcnil to Canal huge raft, equippeil with txvo out­ gtfll look pretty for the remainder your patural rnlhu»im>m and set- Point in the Everglades wa* cIomsI motors, wa$ -|o difficulty cf th* summer but won't take on tlr for a navy or Idack or at midnight last night locative nf ••veau-w t was making little heada spotty, streaked dullness in the one-piece wyol nr l*»tcx job which flood conditions, the State High- *,*>' ,"n,‘. w* 1' unmanage /.ti may p ro ve more slimming. wav P»lrol HdviMd today. * “ ‘If. ,n l *lr rou,rfl pr,l\rr» 1TnsUad _' . of. your suntan . oil, .. use __ L‘_' I... ..Ill I...I,. im n L»n * * T ih » |>uriM )nnrl and Excrckie will help you keep .Sirt. Flandart Thomp»ort uf the ann rquipmrnt I A sunt*# lotion with a creamy, your weight down. The Central Hutc Patrol.edvieed motorUU goi , t|,|njbase whWh will filter the burning Outlock. Columbus. Ohio, aug- ing north to use highway liO west to the patrol boat, the raft lOn-rsy* an.1 discourage a too- gests bowling for Iwauty. Rut cau- of Vrro Reach, avoiding Relic • » » with gasoline and jet . fire. It burned «perUruliiiy for dtep-dvtil tan. Rut it on In fre- lions this student paper, If you ev. . q-jant apjdlcations l»cfore you hit don't want broken bones, be sure Meanwhile, resident U. 8. Army ' h» n " 'ni" u,' ll , (h» sand, ami again t-efore and to wear a .pair of rubber soled Engineer A. Y. Rro.dfool at Clew- . Comdv. Qunal said thal more 5 c r each swim. shoes, berause of the wasrd floors; l.ton.announced that Lake Okeech- * » « " • ■ " »P#nt in a ternBut If you've derided that a don't wear slack• which will wrap obee's level waa now. about 17 » " 1,rln* , ‘ h« blg iraft i»lH.ard geldsn copper skin Is what you around >-our feel when you bowl. feet, and that the lake was rising ,br P“ trol l>oat hut .that It mulct — M*d to keep you happy, use the You will need to waah your at the rate of about one-quarter no' • ^ m p ll.b e j Iwcauxe of * pj| * Suntan oil which will hrlp yud hair more frequently In the sumH Uie roiiRri untrr. » ■ • • ' A n d P e rso n al turn a berry.brown without tho w ' r,. ,b* n , L ^ U n ”t ■ss of burning, blister- *>r three times^ a »eck shotUdn t. •O'’■peering. ' hurt, a hairdresser tells me. Girls tloni and oils' are hard to who wear bang*. »uggc»ta this handle on the. Iwach. but those coiffure artist, can wash them hand-grip bottle* arc easier to with soap and water every evetu • nlng and set them each time to ■ --------------------- give their hair a fresh laundered appearance evrry <I*jl •llere’a « goo<l plck nTe-up- facial cocktail liefnrr a sujnmer date; Squceie the Juice out of • cu­ cumber that has l<en well chilled in' your reflgrrator; Strain ItCut a piece o f absotlignt cotton large chough to make a mask; dip1It In fresh, rhllled cucumlwr Julc* and lay It over your fare. U *' down and re la x 'fo r about 20 minutes, j It will make you frel fresh. When you remove the mask, spong* your far* lightly with witch haul or . Mr. and Mr*. Alexander Smith your favorit* akin lotibn. a (anounred today tha birth o f a Cheers. ion, Michael Alexander, on July Vivian ,V*c 7 in the Fernald-I^ughlon Memo­ rial Hospital. ‘ 1 - , • TH E Highway Closed Due To Everglades Flood G r e e n ’s F u e l G a s I I us tX.ui i liui Airis Ii* Trln 21. 1917 TflPCr Off That Tan •' ^2 .J~. •■■1. 1 ^ '. ' b* and RADIO PROGRAMS ' Libel Suit Kprainst Is 1 wnyg to Improve it: Inrirnno the iiuantity of your work. nnd Increase the qtinlity of your work. A Hmitll increHne in either will produce mirprlftinjr renulltt. If you nave been (UlcouriiRed with your proRrcnn. tr/te CournRe front the fnrt thnt there in actually little (llfferenre botween the ttV'eritRe mnn atiil the auccoHflful limit: Then take aciion-whatever action ia. neceanary- to /nake up that amall difference! A 34 percent irduction in the — Raymond C. Johtwon in Y o u r Life. bonded indeblednei* oi the City of Sanfoid during the pail 14 ytara. despite the depteiiion year which comtituted the lint pat* ol thia period, ia a great credit to the people of Sanford. Ii th* federal government can do at well in' reducing ill indebted­ ness during the next 14 yean, all will do well. a wm« vsrwty of .ummi* only lie eatahllahnl where the far* OHO illtles they ifciul.l provide w*rr . y , Hitting either non-eilsl?nt. or inadrnuati*. Tuucklon Drag Co. This has meant therefore that fac­ Polio strike* with lill'e ilities have liern provided Avhere warning and playa no favorite*. they would give maiimum service Suddenly the dread warnln* to people who needed that .ervice. goes forth: stay away fj*»u To a iargg extent thia policy has publir place*, do not mlRlh* tended to build up.agricultural In in crowd*. Polio la claiminc dustrvln.naw areas more rapidly iclims. ' J than Itm lght otherwise have devel.Foe. this reason, any, aysapoped—an it has avoided- Interfer ence with the normal development* -laiw, however alight, ssiust hr regarded aa serious. One Ihlnx In those arras where the Industry has been determined. Tskrn was already operating satisfactor­ In' Its early atagea. Polio *<sn on Inn Club asking |50,00t) dam­ ily. be thwarted, the patient ms> ages for publication of the article. “ KJery manager In our system recover, may walk again, • . .Station W H IR | N ew spaper I iO S t Justice Chapman's opinion waa i Kvcry physician knows Ihiv entirely allent on pleas of the night world, as obtained hy It through Is on the alert to Isolate, iU» rluh attorney* for the court to In­ TA LI.AH A 88KR. July 21. </P>II mm4m, . newa gathering agenrlet. treat, to fight thia dread S t­ l II V «■ _______ — Operators of a night club cannot voke In Florida for the first time udy. . In arriving at the sense. In w:v* Twitigsit Ifnngs collect libel damages from the Mi­ the ancient Knglish common law which defamatory language is cm Consult your doctor If your Si I- ■uur r-U't* atm tllnt ami llrralil for publication' of a • J* M,.in Alyri child beromeg. listless, sniffly, doctrine which allowed damages ployed it I* necessary, and proper hi..ii *|h..I h I'sr.it, to consider th* circumataik'ea of statement that a man was shot in runs eveq a slight temperslure. for “ injurious falsehoods,” even , ; i i Air l,.u l.liWnlnc ita publication and the entire Ian-’ Iluy only Ihe best in prescribed ' their establishment, when arlually ii«u IIMillias' Nvas when the statement wka not dedrugs. he was shot Just outside, the Flor­ guage used. .Ilk ISMtKr J"iii-* * ida Supreme Court has ruled. famatorv. iiin i '.in.at kla. IIIIIMIlie* “ It is our conclusion that when This is the 107th of a serlc* Jill Km the >|,muiiiai. . . Editorial Advertisement* The decision, by Justire Roy The court said the Herald "has the article la considered In ita en-| of IlM Itall Hama ic responsibility of supplying tirety, It cannot be aald that !t la Chapman, affirmed a Dud-> Coun­ appearing in thia paper cark ,S.wa it<iunilu|i •Ither malicious or defamatory lt,.|u>nlully fouls ty Circuit Court order Ruiiaininiitu sustaining dally _ Ita . readers and aubtrrt Manday. fl.ee ItHsalMlI Hvuras Copyright the Herald's dfmurrer to a suit newt and information . or.-urrtngl but- almply.rafUcU-an incident of .i.s I _ U c u ! t r tutua---------- — brought by operators off the d 1ag-1 hour, not only locally but public Interest In Jhe environs t.f tlttfi ll#t tlltite Nttia from the remotest corners of the the City of Miami.” .Du N.||i (Iff Tmr^lmy J;!|? " f j , t,n ia l » fM lur« l'» P « * ll* ri I t dlnan- in-rt., injr( Wednesday nt»m ,.«n<l «rin M f t f c X r " . S S ! ' Bcotcct-CJiildren sfirjfr and costs reduced. . . a. The demonstration of Western ideals In Europe Will have h foil in thp struggle of Russia to im|»ose total!tarinn methods and the police state on the nations imme­ diate! v adjarent. One system or the other will prove to lie right. These three ndvnntnges will ntnke things'caste? Tor the lime lieing. Hut after the problems of occupation and reconsiruction are solved or have worked themselves out, nnd Russia has had time to recoup her fortunes, tho test will come. •• . . ('all the two Ideologies live’ side by side in the same world? Lincoln said that this nation could not exist half­ slave nnd half free, Can the world exist half under, a free-enterprise system mid half totalitarian? Oil the answer to this question the pence of the future depends. • The Miami Herald U delivciiny fiaprrt in Buenoe Aitei, 5.100 milet away, on ihe day of publication. Pan American Airway* Clippct aervice ii bring uied with planes having a ctuiing ipeed o( J0i, miles an hour. That ii going a long way and in a hutry.. Is expected to b« in attandsne. durinjr our conference thla'w»*t Commissioner Msyo is to bi ■ui. *n our kiiiln ni »M>ion». lonterence 2 Day •* ■ ^ ""rs -a s a BIBI.F. VF.KRE F‘ >K TODAY p ___ I t«ke ll& N D A Y , J U L Y 21. 1947- - iren-14c m\mm SfpbrtV’—wiM" PARAMOUNT NEWS • ■ Tailored by Daroff Turn off Ih* heat and foe* tha tun in raiplandant comfort. Dress up in a "Botany” Brand 500 Suit that's ax pteiily mod# (or summer. The Fabric Ii th© Soul of th© Suit vV .*• * �NfJI I - MONDAY, JULY 21, l W THE SANFORb HERALD, 8ANPORD, FLORIDA PAGE FOUR THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA )AY, JULY 21; 1917 2 and Drop 2 Contests Over To Re Honored Tomorrow Mdtgartt win fivrr Iht Kin! Ho * ; JtitlnkhV SKW July 21, (/l1) — Thi two run homer in th *'sixth inning holler was on today for Stymie highlighted a four-run rally und Arm ed and Assault to get togrth enabled Hi. Blown* to win the er and kettle all the horn* m gu second Katin- too, 7-6. I menta o f tlie year. • Pitching Hal Newhouier, Tig.-t* . W hat with Stymie and A»*au|i and Kwejl lllark w ell,. Ki-da. N .-w -, paaainK tho world iminey-wiiinint liouaer doled out three hita In v.in- \ rhampiimahlp Lack and forth ii ninjr hia llitli game for the Tiger*- (he curt every Saturday and thi with a 4-1 triumph over Ih. tun- Chicago shenanigan* Aim ed hai keeaj iilackwell nolrhed h i * . 16th- liten kicking up, ihera ju|t won’t alraiKht ‘and 17th of th,:. »ea,o,i 1m- any 11*47 tu rf champion uniesi with a aeven-hit 4-1 tHuinph f i r and until they tangle aomaWhert the Heda over thtf Giants. on the aame race track. • PIT T S B U R G H , July 21. t*11 — National Football League ••‘•b n a bivi popped out of a huddle with a n«w Play for college good will, bill it’ll take time to determine tohelhyr they “mouae • t ia p i.fl" thrmaelves oi the ilval All Am* ihe maneuver. |ca Konfeielire The National Iu-ayOera1 voted at a meelinr yealenlay t » pruhrtei the alKiilhK of plajrera sUITeji|f!|dd fur rolleye roinpelitlon n ft-r '.heir orlKtnal rlasne, hav* (jraifunleil, if I he' prinpeclii have reKlalci*"* ' or further edurallon. , Pieviuiialy, leayue learn* were pel milled lu klyn willlitrf ro llr«iant «bhot< d i m ' i h»d jrrmliiAtfti or who K id irc»ivc«i In ar. tlrialyd couieea withou' i * t haualinx Ihelr colDyiale tlU ib d ily. , ‘ The All-Ainrriea opera! •» nn ler llmilallona alinilar lo tin old N a ­ tional cullnrW illi Ih.- nwre nilinrelil ulaotl taken l.y tile 2h/e»i old National rlrrult, the AllAniriiea ip.w ha* a rleai field t« plaveis who*# rolleKe ra ie e n were Il,t, i iitpled with no lo »» of I .ljfl FRAWG YotrtlK Golfers Trim Old Men, 20 T o 19 * # Aluminum, Sled, W ood! >• llrl.al.it I,I la Util »* •* *• •* «* ** sx SANt 1*Hl> I'alalSs taMlltUp J* ** lliiild.-' I.nti. ,i.| ii|sr Sanford haselmtl star, will In- honor. I •<•. mot row i iy bi iiyjlhe fa u fo iJ fan* for hi* excellent play aK*in» tinI *e* and Ltd ll*t> In tho I lifsefstiy City Hstuiday^niKlii for his I to 0 victory i vet the Huiiirckim i n Ii. a. IP hmlng l.altle. |la> I i.f. a llrscll t* St Vn i n e s , '• Hr •win |# Daymaa •' I'alalka I Kahlulit 3 lial.siid I M. All*.1,1III Buddy Lake Night Set Tomorrow; Fans To Honor Team August 9 — rm* nitr—x—n*tniivtnr“ r University (.‘ity. Among those that mav hang in th# balami', inrlude a IU inning shut out vnt>i(y by one pitcher, IH consecutive in­ nings ot scoreless baseball III one contest, and the Use o f Just mw liltrhri by each team for s.«n u . . ,nin|,t Z D.u J rVi in beLsn.1 The fan. h .v . sl.o askr,. istuidsv evening, and the A.s.iJa*: » ' * " « « « , ent^of the (.*le.V le d . H su foUoistd by and a two ‘ as* blow l.y Silverman, ^coring Murray brtde. Sdv*» ,**»• scored •.« ■ ny M4Mamis' eingb to center Tyler Hied > It to rnd the I Tonight l e local* invaih Asalia H otl in. Palatka single tU< With the A s ami cih. Iiinsii rh'.eaao t'mlsdrlphi* I'llllMIHIi _ _ • j » _ _ ka— a i L D . Yr.ir,Sar S New Yolk I I fit. Uml* I I’hlbttlelliM* * 1 Hoaton I i tv is :»n i k Iftijrn lu U»r M unklpil r * i l>nlli'1(lpMa rteveleiKl I'tilesro Dssous**. St. (■•'ti.fi. • * i llllk , tb \.**llttl*. Thsobitl.t, Pklte. rf Fautirk. c P liiu n , Si Lattre*. >• . NICKS Ilin e Wislullrtl. • New llevernKc Disprn'.er W l make our ov^n Ice Cream , A ll flarorR Tasty — Delirious — Healthful Ice (old Herr All Times - 414 Sanford Arena* WHISKER ■ WINE ROM - NOTICE lion list gisilted Ihrin the prtvt I ‘ ° b"1'* l Aprne. lallo i Irdgr of holding a "Buddy U ke Night for the #ntli# Sanfuid l.sst.Night" si th* tlunirlpal Park. r o,.i...;w V*'7I7rnir — " ----- . »ocI*Uuii has i i l A u giisrrr.ii the ' Sanford I* slated to meet the 'l»V honoring the team llrlanlo Senators In a twn. bill A gicup of Fed fans harMpmand I.ake le'slaleif lu hall on* of I rhaeed the gam# and the . ntiff net the ronUsta. unlesa lie Is suffixing proceeds of the gale, as well as some III affect* from the long till; the collection given bv the farttj in Del .and. 1 will be given to the playiii. The Mnnv i.-coids may In- m slake i t.Vi. ivnien will piny the IM.Snil as the result of the fraens in tb*- It. .1 Hals here on August U. Sanford lA»Kioii Nine To Knter Tournament In Orlando Tomorrow 1 L A R G E LOT. K West First Street. Ho* 1437, Sanfonl of surplus”' ‘ A uny K x cU n ge Hervlc# propertj McDill Field, Tampa^la. L O C K K W IN S A G A IN T O R O N T O , July 21. l/Pi-- Bobby laa-ke of South Africa Satuidav Court Records t l a . i l l ,1 IS ,11 •• It t W entered hy winning the Canadianl Open Chcmplonship at Scarboro Country Club with a icctird lurakinK 268, two atrokes ahead of KiT , Oliver o f Wllmlpgtoti. Dei. The ’l $2,isyx top money jiicreasia.1 his -.earnixiK* since Iraviu* South Africa '.last May to 118,730. * vrXti’I flA V * ( vny in! ;rl , .... , , ’ Irlamlo , * t'th* J^eut ll* Hra l U A lu l' Oavtdson of hansna CUV, OK OH Mo., who lu-at tiny Doris Pupplu • o f De* Molnea 6-4*. f-fl. 0-4. I ■I onlv' R»ln forced cancellation here of .mpeif. the m en. double* competition, but rourvi tourney officials said all four conof the ti'Btant. planned a play-off for the Winter Purk-t’ocoa tilt in « con- championship at SeabHght,’ N. J. lest tomurrow. . . Thi-V left today for Seal,right to Each team must lie defeat.il compete in a tournament thi re Iwire l.efoxe being eliminated fmiu and could not stay an extri day the contest, it was stated. I tu decld# the doubles title. ----... ...---- :-----In the finals. Greeqla-ig and According to legend, the Aiabl- Fred Kovelewsky, another William Sit Nights' 1001 Tales'was will- and Mary star, meet Larrnd and ten tn Jhva, where a mighty aul- his cullcge teammate, ll.-rnaid t iir Rv*dr------------ : ^ Bsrtien. WANT FAST HELP from GETTING UP NIGHTS? • Han’s food « * « • S 20 •etc*. R E STA U R A N T, STORE BAR BER SHOP A N D O F F IC E E Q U IP M E N T SCHEDULE (each W e R E P A IR ! 410 Sanford Avrfnut E X P E R T pain tin g— eontracl uf hourly basis. S. G. Grogan. Free estimates. Phone 783-J. OUTSIDE W HITE P A IN T T fS P i ‘ per gallon. 8herwrin-Wi|liains, Patterson 4 Sargent. Hill lloidware Co. 301 E. First St. Phono day) Federal agencies: 7-8 ajn you Mhs #bo W O RK W ANTED I.OOR S A N D IN G backarh*. loo. tiwrausa ol minor I uikI kmuI kldnoy dl»ord.i». ROOFINti J ^ J ly l. « ..8 w il« r . .u l,^ T b .miditiM ,, ^ Kilmer's SwampRooi. made at js batbK roots, vqriibln. and batum l — Uvily nalure’s esn fmf . to Ioitaotly you Isks It, It sl»it» lo work fluvbtei out kidooys . . . tho flow of urine, htlpinc to rolUv# *«#•• •ddlly , , . a littlslod bltddkf got* s good flushing nut, loo. Caution: Toko si directed. You’ll soy It’s marvelous. For free trial supply, wrtle Dept. D. Kilmer Is Co, Inc, Dot I1JS, Bumlord. C#«a. Qr - eet_ fulL-siltd-batlU-<d. gwamp-Kool ioder el you( drugituse 12:30-1:30*p in?' GENERAL • I'UBLlCt 2-3 p.m. Veterans need nd priority csrtlficstr hat must present copy of-discharge and b# prtptrad to make payment by chashlsrs or certified check or cash.Addreui queries to Exchsngs Officer at each installation. JONVAl'KSCKNT HUMK — Will o ryn : July ISlh at CMuilimta, I P i t r IK luih * S. E._of Sanfonl — 18 uttiles N. K. of Orlando. U r g e l creen and open noieh.-s lo lit^ilid enjoy the,cool hreeS-s o ff nLake Catherine. U ig c groundi and walks safe ftom : .autOwiruffic, Unx» F u r H|H’f ifii’« l inn * m il nil M r. 'E ltr A ri’hittfrt, in lln : Sntlfnnl At|nniK IniililiiiL*. Saiifnnl. Flnfitla. llluo Hint Tavern. hination. Th* tat St. PhOTO wANTED TO RENT DR SA LF^-Llm erock for drlvO-' wraVa and roadway#— I’hnn# TUXEDO ATTR AC TIVE « .mom [and two large lot*, with plrnty of fruit- Spnnbh derigo- lit IC E >1.25 112 Wx l-'irHl SI reel You lint csa’11»**P ,m»t| try oil tk* IKxh So Wixh * simple twin o( the wii,b-fe<iuDle your venetita t)|luds to contiol veDtilstioaJ M A T H E R 'S YALE T IR E S Deluxe T and Deluxe l'asKeiiRer Car and Truck All Si/.eH . T U B E S----------PLACE Regular and Heavy Duty agency for Se-n.ro.e lint gain Pi n e. Write iu Herald. CONCKETE SEWER I’ G’ i: SEPTIC TANKS. Glenn' Tuipr. ItliH'ka. Aluminum Window.! and Screens. While ceinem.. t'ulnl. . i ^ n i U M u r l i . , . Uviedu 213:I'J * r - PeMna-Hle. Hurrlcaiie nrnc •*. Ghuluota Mirarle Concrete Company, 3UU FOR R E N T Floor sender. Easy Klin Ave, Phone 1335. opeintion. ReaMinaldc rate.i, Sanfoid Paint & (flaks Co. n q ne Itcconlcr radio' orunado 11. n<Kv'fUt(dr. Y*i sonablc. M m Kiwi ALLc Crawford Rond. Ooroonja L IG H T REGULAR Btuineaa Opportunities rooms. Real Southern ,-o.iking. Brlckrconstruciion. Can aeconiodat# S5 only. Phone nr vviite for ___ P at M dnec Oviefl.l ^*:tA2 ' resorvati.in K IN G f -t - i 2* M o n t h s - finishing, I.OtiKNCK 6 hurncr eieik stove, 12 S P E C I A L SF MV IC E S x-xcfttrnt condition. Ju*t u-fin* ished, rcasonahly priced, lexaeo Tliuruughhred llerkshiie llrrcrling Service Station, 1120 Sanfonl Hoar for seivice. Phone Mil-J, Isb'iv and A sM B E R unit enables us to work sh rtr there is no electrie m nne llo i available. 21 yea I a c spcrictH*. irTW TGleason. I.ake Mary, Fla 10 Local, governmental . agencies; or A ll Work Guaranteed limning & waxing. Out power |,«,» i„ (at up si ni|t.i lo pa.t u.t.r, tar. Tbiaaaanaralioaa aao. a l*q>ou» d»«>o« A 1-. P T . H A R V E S T Three Day Service The Watch Maker 9 Ksjht o f ices, newly ilccor* 3 cents per pound. Tin- llernhl. .•all utilities, heat and .'anl* lervice furnished. Coll 8(W- « FT. use. fri*W a re also 20 f H. & A. Dept. Store.______ clwlric' tefr.Ke.ator. • a DR SALT; or rent— 10 urre r •cry fgrin with or wilhou. f equlptn. ot — Mi-era llwmti* fully -. irrigated. Sam Dight II. I... w. h. Jsiu*. it T., It.s ilo * XI. Falrltei *l«tr " i l l JTilin,ui<, Jntinii, » l u * ' Hibei 1 *. xinuiii n.iisinr. . ||^in|ilnii, him .In* Ullir stay *t*l E X P E R IE N C E D celery, grower m trained farm manager for farm Good position In Zt'lltoood area for riltht party. A. Duda Jr Sons, ilvnido. Phone ‘2464. ‘ - 9 Ilghway 'rontnife op south of city limits. VVAIIHAbTt lir.r.ns HELP WANTED 2 ---------------------------------FOR K A L E It spare in.Melsch'Huildimr. ImiKe quantity of old n.wMiipri REAL ETfATE FOR SALE W.MS, II..I...1 <• .1.1 II**,* •'* r. II VVv,1* 111 Kuril i;i....n *lu* Annin. I*,. NI C K ’S PACKAGE STORE W A T C H R E P A IR S 8 s e n s and R E C O N S T R U C T E D 30 Kal|.<n wat It. it. Pip* er heatrr. Call 308. | CELERY raptunul MU A n ia a fa M R E N T -M e a t rurinK »nd s'liok In*. A ll kinds of Fr-uen F o e Proce- dm: and Stora*<« Vi*i * a u r Locker Plant. Central Flux S n g f u i d i Frees* and StoraRe N H W and sli*htly use Co. 401 \V. 13th ,81., Sanfonl, ura|ih records 16 rcoLs .VtavkAilia A ir . LOW ORDER 1*1(14 K, NOW t ( l IC K AT OFR NEW D L I.IV E U Y SEMINOLE SEMINOLE T IR E SH01 "T o p *" in ipiitlil) VUFH P IIO N T Everybody’s Hardware Store 112 San Tor (I A v g . Phttnr, I2 IK CO M PLETE. E X PE R T T ltc v OZARK IK K UOW MOO-MILIATIN ... l i l t Y OONli I,ink h e l l e r , lo n g e r IC55N flFTGGN PCCT OFF TM __ onou N D - MAUDICAPPCO T~r AAE W ITH )f S - H0S3 - f ( w I W M ATTA . OUNOCRS/ ) ?! OfilVG/ C AR R IE D TO TM' W A IL / M PTY trailer van r^tum lng I N sw York, Points east. Return load minced ratrs. U N l T l I*. 213 \V. ».0th St. N ew York, N . Y. i •!_I- n tint F K E D 5 — complete llr.o. Hunt’s Tuxads Feed Slur#. OR 6 ROOM Ptiartment by per manrnt ii*NitJenti. CaR V U R l IT 'S Y O U R M O V E Here A r e M o n e y Save . 10 DAY D E L IV E R Y F R E E E S T IM A T E S I’hone 808 .a . m Tenrti« Title s* HICK'S OWN ICE CREAM V E N E T IA N BLINDS ■'» ’ • J f Aoauii n* FOR T H E BEST ICE CREAM C A N V A S PO R C H C U R T A IN S M*A a S t^ ir W i n n TT :i S Tlir. ClllCL’ tT COl'ItT. NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND Nutlet U htr*by irlv»n Vhat I Furnilurt RtllaUhln* al in Germany tnwatil the »riKARr^1 In biulnf «* At Hanford io n m k u in o i .k c o u n t y , Cabin*! Work FI<> i M r . und*r th* f l«*t it !•»««• ih m » k i . o iiid a . , [ the 1T>th century. «»f Ki^kiRl't lUdirt Shop, ITU W i n in c iia n o f . iit . s o . « m Expwl Workmanihip uih and th*i | ittlvnd t<» ii|CK 'l l " K NORTON, T H E SA N FO R D C A B IN E T i^slMrr **i«l nRim* mir«tt«tt{ I'J tti» 1'Ulnlltl. *. . fWttU »if I hr "Virt»lli»||« Nrttnr • tfllO P . Strip*'* li*hA|«lrr l A 'j l U « » *»f f.V ltl/n NORTON. . ' 124 Palm ,llo Avenue n-llh Ihi clrrlt#i«f ihi* l4 *lrIvUiiiUni. •■•ill « ’i»ur| «»f iWrplhNr Foumj. n i v o i ic c n*rMa# • mi III:II III' I'l IIMI ATIUV Till CARL H. NilRTON. • • K itM il IHtnn ' i i * N Idmettunh riit.-t. Jlinr li IM I I.r\ina<"|i K 'a ln rh r. »u troubled by d litre,, of Vou <*'•• hvfvby bk IICIk I to *l’l>«af. i functional periodic rtt«nirf>in *•», b> Attorney l *n tbUuea Ulta make you tnllrf P lA l'K It S H U V U K The people who diacovered New ci,m il Court itt (tvlnlni.l* Countr, tain, feel ao Bcrroai turd— For Heaeryallonm or Immedlats Kl<>rbta. on or. toforp tlir ISlh *k*. I Umear Then ao ley Lydia C. tenland came from Kailra. near .( Auk. I ll* , to >ftiarr a IMI •■(. to S A N F O H D — Deliver Un s VrartabU Compound lo fahiti. Complaint IIL.I »y.ln*r *>,iti Itriv.n. i such yyinpionii I-inkham'a . M ONK 2.1357 •.un» i-rln* i f .ull for* Jiaud aooihlna eflert OIV one .n r n n p ,a >l»erer pro i'iutlr«pt 2300 Eaat Ifohinaon A t*., Orlandii M kllni.il iriiporleat oryaaef ntn l » mtrrrjl .ta.iipo »itu tfor N l f T M for the »N (alldtv to apprar, plra Or * h * * .r Tanman, a Duthmatt. .1, ir.|uWr.l t>v tat* hat,In. ' i t is OlvDKHKD Oiai i m « notice .. (.i.l U.ti. .1 Par* » o r.k (Ilf*Tout t il ronwrutlt, a rth i In tho SanC A N V A S A W N IN G S W heeler o f Sartfbr'cT lh|* summer, hut it a more likely to l«. in November, in the Pimlico Special In Maryland. ' Dp to laat Saturday, Actaull The youny ifolfvrs Were victors; looked like the Klsniour boy y.ith er the old n’olfers by a score o f ; mu arKumeut, w hal with reven i to i t yesterday at the Setelnolr j sltaiKht wins, five of them over juntrv Cluh Clyde Te; wllli ttsr. Stymie, and the world muney-win. ih pro, announced today. T w en ty -' ninK title to ImmiI. Then Stymie jr trolfet* participat<-d, fiu'm inf whippld him over the weekend in I team*. The wlnnlni: team w u, the first ruiinliur of th e Kiniilre r| l.y Hilly Flemlnir. t’lliv cf nity CitT Idler national fiold Cu|i nl Ht-II (i.-oiyin student, an-l Arthur mont and’ won the cash .-(own 'illiam * who scored seven.points buck nkbim with total earnine* of it o f *0. M7S.5IO. , tlolfi-rs who pnrtlripati-d in the Meantime, Arm ed stayed out in ■ent .Included: W arren Phelps, 1 hlk own bsckyaid and ambti.l In rthur IIrmm. Al l.yoim. Hetman with the ArhiiKton llandienp tu i hula. Kirhaid Deas, fljll H .m -j move up past W hirlawpy into Die in. II. t ‘. Iletiel, Jsin -i HidKe.l no. 9,spot ainmiK the Woild's bankrthur Williams, Hilly Fleulln|f,l roll hoys. . . biliiy. Conceivably, thsl rould |fl*e the All-Am riica .a buly# in the hip lily loinpetitivr hunt for talent, at the erptine of WOUmUtlK *onie colleKet1 feelliiK*. . lUlliesvUt* NOTICR I first watrhr* wide manu­ A S OZARK COM-^L NECTg...YdTM THE Dattar’ca A llaltary Charging. II. II. POPE CO. INC. 0A*G6 LOhOCO AND ^ THE CksiS 1MRCC RUM* F R E E E S T IM A T E S , on till work, YA-DE moth proofing lasts l vvhecia hnlnnccd, front end align­ veal a. Have your woolens moth ed, Pins, lliishings. Oil I'd p ie. luooful now. Downtown Clean. Shock Alisortiera, Spark Plugs. era & Ijinndrv. 113 Palmetto Ave. Phono 014. Brake Drums turned, llaltrrici rechaxgcd. Mechanic on d'.ity 8:30 A. M. to 0 P. M. Firestone, Piano Tuning and Rspalrlng.'L. L 111 K. 1st St. Phone 12. Kill. Res. 611-W. N E W 10 ft. M eCt«y meat ras*' and sealra for %a|e. I’h-imSanford. Flh. SIGNS Show cards and posters O— DlfK’H SIGR S n tV lC B O. I). landless. Phorw 1021 RADIATORS cleaned and repair 11 r.-nily recd. Cohen Radiator 8hop, 10* dtcortt. l and in go«s! foood Sanfonl Ave. Ph. 366-W. condition Owner leaving city and will sell completely fuyni >hI'alrn*. Poultry Supplirs. .ValD, Painting, plastering sr ed. * . PuVtna Fciil*. Gti^rrte* and ■-ai pentar work. 102n 4EWLY ^dnstrtictcd 6 r«Miir\ home, Meats. Tmirhtnn A Walton, 1201 elos# |n on nirncr—3 lot* pa»tly Celery. Ph«n6 1109. LAND CLEANING AND planted in young cltnia—need* DRAINAGE. 2 NEW CATKRsoma finishing inside whirh pur- SEEDBED COVERS—200 Ih bur­ 1'II.LA It DKIHKL tlULLDDXidjaser could complrta at Ids lap hag», .tillable for neeilbod KKH W ITH I 'A L M B T T I M m convenience. I'.ntgY. J5*l cqver*. Ccntial City Sing Cd. RAKES TWO 1/4 YD. a g t .'Workshop, am! stars room Phone 4178. P. O. Dox 2462, Or­ DRAGLINES. EQ U IPM ENT on edncretc floor*. Owner had lando. FIs. ■ . NOW IN TH IS VIC IN ITY built Tfor his own hone, .now NIM NICIIT CONHTRUCT1ON ’H Y D ELAY? Have a new kltchCO, ORLANDO, FLA. PHONE cn cabinet designed and luatiin 2*2981. built now l.y C J. Gantt Wood ■hop. Phone 77t»-W.___________ BEHIND IN TMG NINTH... Hunt'* Tukrdo Feed Store • Campbell's Feed Store • Henry Russell's Seed Slorr Hlsnley-Rogeru lldwe. and other good alnre* Hy Walt Disney MICKKY .MOllSh U5*gN,Pao*f . .IA4 PAn N J v o o t o SCAITS PEOPLE OUT o r TeiV NfVGoaoaMOOP ...SO I CAN BUV TUEIR MOUSES CMEAp! J* w a tmcxxjut vou ^M AYBE \ ( AtE...NOT VOOUH NOT TOUOWT OONO AAV aesT. TCXJGM BNOUflM rO R T w H J O B ... MI<3WT 0 C LilFiRSOM' so... ] ( \SJV._ JM TUB T0U3MEST, J- tw J - - C 1 SW2U-N3. TMES5 ' ed St0c>" *oi -t.-.-l Vsnltani. AIi i *Iioii V .lbs lluib Alatir To Kli*t f M . i t l sac. A lm*n A*an. Jolt**. J, K- iVVl4ow»rt To M.t nisi* lunk. Il.ai.lou lis t.* tn.* l.v* l o Lai rl* II llsin.* VVtlir. Ileitiy C m lloil«it*» 1. Hantonl d m a ti * I’.titu I’o iii . I II v l l l . I m in i I, *l**:a Tlir vluii, Ho* To FloiMa M *n II* nk. Hill. Iionalil VV To Sunlord AtI*till. N*l. Hank ■ • , *--rm * l.-t ( ° , I1.**rn III Ilk b— k iu UhTm I oui trr h ill in Ms. I'alsik* I'l" if * mo.— * HanlPid • n»u SOS » >8r,<o». I’sullca, I im o u *** Tri,#. l* * l |, r I I , - l l Hull* lisllrd Ini vYsalht'*, I’ uill'k. Ilantoa. l..viiits. v tv m v in : ill 4t*nu* Tw..-bs*e kite- -Drums VVr*lb*<*, Hllvrtman I. floltS I sir* McManus. T »l*. lb.«- avriarviTiiiN nr miirit, v i.n it* p u n T km bn 14 In I’sullck to I 'm l’*4*i*l a*v. A l.o .n A**n Puck. Trtrr lo M urray'In Halin- <>( Orlando To E * s , i * ll Xlacj li lj , Murray In MrManu* lo Hal- Uinoma) *luk Kll.rl <1. 1*11*11 v l.rTi o n . bsw* I’alaika a. Florid* Hlalr II* ..W To ‘It. O ranlni.l t ll**r. ns l.alUi Dl(. Th*. Vast,am *tui lluili Vlaiir. >'boM J. I') *lll**rn I. IIiI m Otf Klnri.la Hlalr . Until To It. !> llitt t In 1 inning for » run. Mt itnann, Jr. llltMn * In s fur I Wild plick. Ilnmr Hrnrvnbnl AM • flocltir |i|***n Winning iillfh.ri Tkenkeld Tn II. t. Halt rim VI..sir II. 1 >*i( pinbtt IUm . ii. Ilmp'r—i CooTifylor. Huirn* ll *IU< Xlsil* To P*r end hartley. Timei 1,11. i'll** II lirlnnsn n *s Kdaa. fcOULD CLEOPATRA DRINK A PEARI. WITHOUT STOMACH ULCER PAINS? M ETAL W AGONS t •»(.-.* >. SCOOTERS . 2 & 3 Wheel $2.75 —$4.95 *'. i. and othtr mndillon* rautod by *ic*s* •*td ehnsi-*' l-v • box ot Udga Tabkts from your drUgglti. First d»M mu# covlact r»t • riturn b is to u* and g*t Everywhere the opening of . 1 N. French A ve. BICYCLES Phoi FREE DELIVERY pietfl Una of Seafood and Poultry W ANTED — Metal turning Ipthe, Telephone 5. I'LL BUY your ear reganll*** of agr or condition, Roy Reel, 306 WA 2nd 8L Highest cash price paid for used furniture. Ted Davi* Furniture * Co. 311 K. I at. Ph. 068. ■ Two car garage. . On it 116 ji 140 In Mavfair. and 40 acre* land tor 1917. or later model Ford or Chexiolet In gootl condition or will tell both. J. O. MiVhelt, Rt- 2, Box _St. Phone. 1344;___ ___________ ei-T-4 FOB BALE % Harrell's Seafood & Poultry wanted 168, Sanford. )T8. 2nd and 3rd loti N. ^ter of Geneva A ft,, on 7 Pals, Livestock, Supplies Bide of Jlellohvllhr Are-! nf 6 loU, Just o ft Mellonn Bay Street NpkJRaric l l N ^ I L R. I-aying hen* and 1 rooster. 11.60 each. 120? W . Slid Short's Camp. lwo*e Co. R0LUFAST ANNOUNCING AKTICLES go atory, thiee hedroom W ILL TRADE 1939 model A Ford tmfurnlahcd or furnwihed. IM fU tlllS YOHH MONKY BACK T-’ b fr'-n T»r»a Co. and Drug fllCH* ESTATE I8URANCK MORTGAGE LOANS )NI> M. MALI, Realldf giaterctf Broker and Intdrance Agen Florida B u te Ik - - H I.6 0 ----- $13-85 •' An . in-rleu ,ig tlbry at nropsira J* Ik* in* wh.r* an admlr.r praltrd tk* L*»u y o( |sm uf k«r p«arl*. Whir* upon *hr dropped iiar Into a e***i nf win*-and drank ll. Hks Would hardly hav* don* Ikt* had *h» luix.tr.l aller.eallng pains. Thor* who *i* d.Mrtwed * Ilk ilomsrk uln r pain*, indlertllon. aaa pain*. 6 Jual rrcelvrd a large Htlectlon uf TRICYCLE8. All priced to nell. RIDING ' HOR8E—gentle. II. M. Gleason. Idtke Mary, Fla. Phono SMALL—MEDIUM—LAKGE *4 3 -5 $ — $ 4 4 .5 0 ROBSON SPORTING GOODS 306 E. FIRST 8T. PHONE 098 A 10 By Fran Strike* M E LONE RANGER Ce***1* G. We ls h WELSH 1IRE SHOP YOOD LEARN 1WE TRUTH 500HER OR LATER,ANYWAY, 0 O - - . C ^ E ^ I'M J I DON'T -'M . BELIEVE 0 "1 liE COMPLETION OF BIG MOUTH TUNNEL MEAN$'EVERYTHING.TO SUU SHERMAN. WHY WOl'LO YOU HIRE M£N I s\ Nor CkUCK 6G€RMAN? TO MAKE TROUBLE 7/^ p- ---- fC, r----- . ^ ^ T C ^ E C A U S E - - EXPERT RADIO RXPAlRlNt Fred Myere. I l l K. 2nd 84. ATTENTION MOTHERS — DIAPER SERVICE— llaiiy Valvet furnlahee hoepltal •clran.aterile (fiapera and daodoriaed container. Economical and aafe. Fully mddlcally approved Call Daytona 2467-W collect for details. 06 diaper*,, $2 a wee :. -F1R8T IN 8 AN FORD” IV o led Your Health By Sleeping lletUr. INNERSPRING MATTRESSES BOX SPRINGS HOLLYWOOD BEDS TRACTOR -MOWING — W i mow vacant loU, roads idea or large acreages. Phoaw 41 ar 16t-J. YOST FLORISTS TWO JERSEY milk cow*—ono three works frralt. other fresh A » . hm off W i r y •after Sept. 1st 2640 Sanfonl day A M. Margaret Ann Itora. Ave, Phone 136. _______ Over arm sty'#. Containing red Nut, 48" Emerson iplUulc billfold and other valuables. Re­ rge homo or » lure.. O'*A FOR S ALE good saddle horse or ward offered for Information. Randall E lacirid.^l (j ' trade for kid pony. A.-C. Beiuon, Mrs. Carl Mona, Phone 4A2-W. S, Sanfonl Are. HEW MACHINE HMOP w A Uped Mathlaaa-*'” ' Good mule for sale rhea T. B.I REWARD for return of Mack A Ing A repairing all makea. Ktnard. P. 0. Bo* 2© Ijtkei white cat pkkeO up near Bill's * v o w T in s MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING AND TYPING CREDIT IIUKBAU OF HANFORD >16 N. Park Phone 180 FLOWERS ev all vovonrs Kv. Paul UQbinsoF blTVA KETT t o v * HONTPurms oitg'OJ TOO HAOO.TCl KEEP QUCT. 4,MMe ^ f ( , “ ^ C rroa W a a m “ MBV.VOUTWO . V tvum Goaa xa s * tmatu ) thaf IV.5lMM.VA. .*/- PlAY*a ^ PAY” QC '-V coM o- ladivldaal Order By ECHOLS Mattreea Reaavallag A Rehalldiag A Specially Call Ua Today - Sleep Better Tonight PrSAENCK Go5j68' ECHOLS BEDDING COMPANY ftaaferd' Orlande Celery A Sanford- Pkoae 1232 • Hanford. Fla. Frnncb—Phooc 1190 k �t FT ) MONDAY, JULY 21, 194' PAGE PAGE BIX General Bradley ! Indonesia Attacked To Visit Europe tu hinder the restoration of la ~ /» i i f t and establishment a t security ft Truman’s Message rM lIu H l rren r . « « O** By AKTi Het The fae' Jfedf copp two game to contlno . Friday orchard I the Del-n Manaxvt hurier* in 14 hit bar g y To mat rd eu the while Jut Yksri Aloe cJ for th Saturde contest of in the FI played in second til The Re in (he o game eve b'(t Hudd (ho Banft In a mag ttctorv * take Jami the right : |n DrLsn i Vake P gsvrn inn grid rctm cap. All ifatdngt u Saturday V Ano’ hv two cents standing Umpire Bor II sari feathers cellrnt at OcLsml * wrre not pule cf a it except eonjest League, utduue fc Yester* tripped t that war rawing a glued to man was igAlng. v-Sanfc-r. ninth s|ru?Hsckti mw.irigl folloWcd and »■ * i ,i * « Burn, tu ViPinu) Th«>b<'t‘t Will*, r Vauli«B, l a-*-' Lew? rs. itOJsnui •tyUt. »l bsii.riU l Mriftnsl* Mwrer. Idldc. cl Silver i»*> f9Mt. « lmsen, * st.sk. Tv»*t; „ •—*il*»u. tl—SleUI retstk. nsntmil e |Bet»'v L j m i . s. vv.sth.r Slvwins klte--«o fug*a ta­ ils am Vurk, * jnidi k iWrtsri.x fsnford yitHil* I IfKt ‘ Last* t* Mr ri>< Co u l d fEARI. ULCER a * . in* J* -lb# « lbs lia whSrv u a ■*«** Would i is ltc n w ta s r from the forecast of a corn harvest 20 percent btiow last year’ s. But in the event res! shortages should develop, the rvport recommended ■ 1: 1. Full publicity as to the true farm outlook, perhaps including _a campaign ___ _ . _for “ strict economy” In the use of some foods. r .___ _ 2. Quick planning for conservatton, through l...— R-. export — r — controls . and possibly by renewing Ihe government’s recently l a p s e d pow^r to control the amount of grain used by distillers and other processors. V , Mr. Truman renewed plea of ten days ago that coal, steel a n d o t h e r industries, forego immediate price increases until they test the real snvtx of the wage boost won by Lewis* miners "Stability in steel prices would be a wise economic pulley for this industry as well as for the country," the President declared, wherrai Inerekse* based on guesses and an "exaggerated NIW YORK socialite Mrs. Thomas intern, Watlnn” coul d .“ slart (Julia Donahue) Higgins (above) was arrested in Belgium on a charge of smuggling nylons. She wss taken Into custody In Chtrlefol with Christians Torlonla, mem­ ber ut a famous Italian family, who was formerly married to a New York socialite. (International) ‘ O n NEW li W fiC k lO U r U ,T C C " * . , * ^ 7 — T""i - o i •,*», YORK. July 21 of the Gheribon agreement, prom­ ising the wealthy Dutch East In­ dies Independence u n d e r t h a Netherlands crown aa “ the United States o f Indonesia.” The Dutch closed* down the In­ donesian News Agency Antara and started military censorship, light now. but nonetheless real. The Dutch army announced thsl newsm a n 1L r, t >I ,1 lu a W a iliL a - .l I Palatine Curfew tcram' Adminiilralor ir bc- a preliminary to hil taking the key chief-of*iUf( pod NEW YORK. July 21, tA *)Buses lit the populous Borough of -Queens moved under police guard today after 600 union drivers for two rompanlea voted almost un­ animously to continue their strike that began Saturday. Police said 300 strikers attemp­ ted to block the movement of the first 37 buses from a terminal of the Green Bus Lines, Inc., with a picket line, but dispersed when protective police arrived. By tnldmornlng 63 of a normal 120 buses were in operation, the line «aid. m retirement .nest year ol General Dwight Eiienhnwrr. hi* wartime boss. - It will be'the lint letuin in two years lor Bisilley to the teens* ol...... hit victories, and be will find n imh^mnd V**.*ni*rn tln fj.- ™ “ ‘ f r * ,#" . i . A British colonial office spokesman said thy Cyprus camps csrtalniy were not full. He said probably about 10,000 Jews were *n the camps, but many more could be accommodated. (Jewish sources in Palestine .have estimated the number held on Cypruv at 16,000.) , The Whitehall Informants suggested that this could mean that any Jaws seised by the British •tffc th * Palestine coast would RCntlThie to be sent to Cyprus if no arrangemanla had been made with the particular . European x7 Ai W—A Ar " M H I 1^ W k-— > r V \/ 1v \f I Lm f ■ r Y 11 a w Aa I 1 m * 1 i1 1 r.tkt? -■ k. H Stalin Makes First Summer Appearance o f gaaollno, the first English divorce with th* power o f grating President that th* shipments will aheolus divorce. ............ ........ ............. « not Impair civilian supplies,’ - Weahtngtonle. named Ift hoftor The secretary would be requir­ o f Georg* Weshlngtoi, ta a genua ed to make monthly -rtporta of shipments to Congress. * SSotSw a Greek Fight •C'eatlaaee m at Pag* Oa.f big attack against governme forces eight day* ago. A government military l« t i told the subcommlsalon the rlllaa at Konitsa wars Albs mi Uniforms and launched jte aive to set up a free r . o im m i at Konitsa. Government circles, meanwhil e i pressed surprise that the. gut; rlllaa who were routed Iasi w2 by loyalist force* in north***, ern Greece had not proclaim the area a “ Communist fn state.” “ We cannot understand the 4 lay," a foreign ministry spoke man said. “ Wa hava been exp* Ing it any day. The on*] teen probably la because the Lommv - 1 1 w w * HOUSE Among the newest am electrical development ia i light that peer* around the bulb ia mounted In nf t fU M b K metal.tub*. In F lo rid a’s “ dlpsy doodle” w inters U a real prob lem . How m u ch beat Is n eed ed ? W hat type Is m oet sa tisfa cto ry ? M ost eco n o m ical? W h at equip- “ .o, I. ...tubist T o And a solution^ Reddy K ilow att has Just com pleted Rotary 5feet sjjs. ‘ The Comtnlwwlon voted to again thekt on Aug. 4 as a T a i Equal!“ ‘ I"" Board at which time they w[)| hold a public bsartng In regard to a proposed raise of 10 percent In City ta i valuation for 1947. A hearing wss also set for the first week to August to consider revoking the license of a beer garden operated at 801 West Ninth Street by J. D. Carlton. A petition of residents In that vicinity was ™ad in which the place was deae8bed as a public nuisance, „ Keque* of the Silver Fleet Csb Company to increase rates was considered and the company was »»kcd to submit further daU as on Aug. 6 /to attempt',Y, u,) ta il insurance problems. M **cd Would cause future Immigrants ..to /Hhlnk U k r b e f U b W d m g appeal front jd* surisot, r I’M * unfinished ' business. Mr. Ssjrrt announced. Is wss agreed Friday to grant to the ' "Fort** and . Doyle con­ tracting firm of Connecticut an option for purchase of City owned loU in the Magnolia Heights section for building. 60 fire room homes of the pre-fabrlcated type, each haring an area of approxlmately 1,000 square feet. The pro­ ject is awaiting FHA approval, said Mr, Bayer. Each home will occupy 1H lota. Another request for city loU was presented by Clsude Wbldden, twpvkwnltaf Internets not named. *ctJon * * * Ub,*d Until Com* missionsrs* can be present to He will find in this remnant Ameriran Army at least one unit that call strike with'wartime pre­ cision and gower—jJiejnebilt.couslabulary force built up by his old lieutenant, MaJ. General' Ernie <Uld .Gravel Voice” i Harmon, lank battle veteran of Sicily, Italy France Belgium, Holland and Gerntany, In addition to Reps. M. H. Smith Bradley undoubtedly will gsthei of Sanford House Speaker Thomas Information that w ill'b e reflect­ |l,u»luy of lie Funtak Springs, ed In future American military wh0 bed been called as witnesses, there were Reps. Marvin If. Rowell •r real purpose In his going. Rut „ f Stuart, L. C. Yeomans of Cry*- slung hi* Journey also will he tai River, Johrr Hranch of Tampa, msny mileposts of memory he - --- - ................ - helped make famous In th* sec.... P, Martin of Plant City, P. Ouy OIMf World W an-H III 600 In TuCrews of Jacksonville and C. H. n|p|«, Troina in Sicily. St. la, In Tavlor of Wauchula. Nurtnany, th* Ardennes In UvlRep. Jerry Collins of Ssrumta. gium, the Siegfried Line and the who was one of the leadrri In Rhine In Germany, the fight to oust Papy from thej Rut he probably won’t g*l to House afler his indictment, was> visit the River Elbo area, where In tha rourthuuse but did not 1m- he linked up with Ihe -Russians mediately romp Into the court to end the war and swapped the loom. ' Soviet commander a Jeep for a Papy wae accompanied by hi* riding horse aa a victory touveteen-age son, U. C. Papy, Jr., who nir. Only Red troops patrol the aat in the courtroom audience. Kibe these days. TWenty-one o f the 93 pruspecTh* Soviet military leaders live jurors were excused or were know Bradley's record - loo well absent because they could not leg -to • underestimate 1 him. But - hi located. Slate and defense roun- will* certainly lie a puttie lu th* tel started examining the venire- German people. Accustomed to men. -Th# State wae represented by Slate Attorney Orion 0. Park­ er. Jr., and Phil O'Connell. Papy'a attorneys of record were identified In the courtroom as former etat* senator- Pat Whi­ tr— rsa> <'»»> taker of Tampa, J. Lewis Hall and ss bn th* Arthur Godfrey Weldon G. Starry of. .Tallahaate* am front hi* first victory and U. A. Worley of Miami, former larch on th* Orlando talent Dade county state attorney. Also at the defense counsel table wste J, Leuncelot Lester end Montoe county ettorney Paul Sawyer, both tl'H ltasU tr*M I***. Dm ) enough to, accommooste rum m In federal elections was pssvcd th* Radio i City Music Hall. This by the House. It now goes to th* Music Hsll, he saldn Is the largest Scnst*. Th* vote we* 290 to 111, Ip th* world, but more impressive Thar* are no plan* for conthan that, ha added, ar* Ra wonstderalion of the bill this year Qarful acoustics, In the Senate, where It has b*«n ■, Th* most unfortunat* part of ---- C----- , blocked rejwattdly In th* p u t by his trip,. hs axplslned, Wss tha niuovcun, July siuiy II. ait pi r—i nint Southern filibuster*. MOSCOW, (AR—l*rlra* cold ha contrartad after taking Minister 8talin mad* hta first pub­ Celled up unexpectedly, Houm a hot shower Just before .spend­ lic appearance o f th* summer yrsing three hours rshasrring in en terday whan h* attended a monster action came over -the futll* ob­ k!r wnnrtlllnnfliii rfiatR. -Am 1 rt* sports axhlbltlon In Moscow’* Dyn- jection! of a group of Southern representstivts who tried perilssn o Stadium In wbicli approxi­ mately 30,000 Russian athletes per- mentary devices to blu*’- a Hr,-’ Vote. Thev succeeded onl* In **; tirlpataL th* showdown s*v«rr The 67-yeer-old Stalin, who » u leying dressed (n e military uniform, ap­ hours. The Hous* Merchant Marin peared to be in good health and high aptrila when he entered his Committee approved a hilt V special box and received the cheers block petroleum shipments i*> >no f. an audience of 70,000 which foreign country unless the See •crowded the stfdium to capacity. rotary of Commerce certifies t*>. by him on the Godfrey program, He was accompsnled by Marshal and also the final test including Klementl VoroaMlev and Foreign 'B few verses from each o f the contestants. Sanford people In the audience that night, he said, were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mra. MapNelll and Belt. 7 ^ S o f Orlando, and Rev. Doug Charles of. Sanford. Commission Meet r.aM .e.0 I ' M fo / n .w f d lS ui ^ „ d " ncem a^d “ " d . * 1* i brief leave from hil Julie* the situation gtrally changed. What lies ahead of him on the road hack? , He- left Europe, wilh lour gieal Allies —!United S t a l e s , Brilsh. |Russia and France-—still celrhrst; ing lhe unity ol a wsrtimr In* mr.ji), R e will 'find F.umpe'nnw an . area ol squairrls in which no two 1 allies agree on what shall he done { with the slowly irviving lof. • * He will find Ihsis neither war nor peace— for the peace isn’t , yet written wilh the main enemy i Ian only a twilight promise, i under which ujiimate decisions • 'have been postponed from 1 week to week’ ami month to month, r He will find the sureties of tha l battlefield, where nations and men *| unite in common fear, replaced by the uncertainties nf the dlpi lumatlc table, when- they often R drift apart in mutual distrust or t under the tug J,f separate greeds. 1 He will find that .the . superb, I cunihat-trained, million-man Amer­ ican Army be led lias dwindled - to 200,000 men or frwei, an ar- my containing many teen-age I, youngsters who never saw action, - an Army that suffers from the evils that have nfflirU-d all oc­ cupation armies from pre-Roman times — venereal disease, black marketing and the softening In­ fluence of Intermingling with for­ eign viviliana in a foreign cul* Stale o f chronic Ill-health arid Instability.” Aa for. foreign commerce, export* have skyrocketed to an annual. rate of 120.700,000,000, creating * some strain" of short­ ages at home. Rut foreign nations ate tunning out of gold and dollars and eiports "must he tipecltd to decline before the end of the year,'* even If new foreign, aid is granted. Mr. Truman asserted. He added: "The immediate and Bole ob­ jective of our foreign aid pro­ gram* should be to restore a vigorous, stable and peaceful world economy. fortlgn policy it is* worth etifortig npollcy.-.il-la. - worth - en­ during temporary shortages of a few commodities within the United States. This will bring lasting benefits in the long run.’’ "In June we reached a level of 60,000,000 jobs, rcgsrdrd by msny as Impossible of sttsinment. Our stamkrd of living Is exceptionally high, snd purchasing power ha« thus far been adequate to absorb completely the enormous produc­ tion o f American farms, mines and factories. "Farm Income' hik attained a record level. The financial peti­ tion of business is strong. " « u Managements and. |8hur_Jyivu-Cui fiperated in maintaining Industrial peace « t l Productivity Is on the increase." But then Mr. Truman added this warning: that full employment at high prices la being sustained .by the pent-up wartime demand. l,y extensive use of credit and savInga, and by. the huge eycess of exports over Import*. ' “ These are temporary prop* to our economic aystetn. A * they weaken, we shall need to make many baeic readjustments to complete th* transition to a permanently stable and maximum-level peace­ time economy," he declared. Mr. Truman decided to send his special report to congtess after Edwin G. Nourse, chairman of*hi* council of economic advisers, pre­ sented current economic develop­ ments—Including the coal contract settlement—at a Cabinet meeting en July 11. The 1046 law creating the econ­ omic council railed for only nmi re­ port a year, but a White House spokesman said that after the July 11 meeting the President and members of the cabinet agreed that Congress and Ihe public ild be brought up to date. ail men of good will In this cout ,ry ln d to obstruct the rehabl Hatton and reconstruction of Ir don„ ia ." Interior capital of Jogjakarta fur the “ vrindo population, men- and rumen of all organisations, to ir « lls S fS Iran res* t> «l defend our freedom and our gov­ been aegt to detention camps or ernment against the Dutch co­ Cyprus. lonial war." This generally was supposed to The Republican radio fsported have been the destination of tha heavy fighting at Gunung Pati, deportation ships Ocean Vigour, ten miles outside the north coast Runnymede Park and Empire Ri­ city of Semarang. Within 8*mval when they tailed from Haifa arang itself, the radio said tha Republican underground had risen against the Dutch. | General Soerdirman, comman­ der o f the Indonesian army es­ timated at 200,000 troops, believ­ ed to be poorly armed and train­ ed, warned Republicans by the ra- rW.I A h .IU ,7„*r„n ,r !? * u A Jewish, In JerusaUii hsTld te n " of * "1 cT^ m * » extensive survey. It1* too long to publish here. But It’s * * . . available in book form —-* fine bl| book, profusely tibia* use heating problem . (ra te d . And It bee th e answ er to C I L ! F ACT S I N A WARM SUBJECT So don’t ihlrtr and shake next winter. Do something • Hi ‘ . --r ' . - d’i . f / : , about U now. Get the facts. See your dealer* call at your Florida Power A Light Company office* or �* t> ■ m m r' SBG^gey,/* . J •. /• In V a lt y T h c r t U S tren gth — T o FawUet tfc. I' u h of th* World; To Prwxoote the Pre.reae of America) To Produce Prosperity for cranford. • • -T H E W E A T H fi* Eerily cloudy (oni|ht and Wed­ nesday. Gentle variable * ;nd*. W a AN VOLUME XXXVIII Established 1008 n t IN D E P E N D E N T e D A IL Y d N K W S l’ A P K H SANFORD, FLORIDA, T U E S D A Y , J U L Y 22, 1947 NO. 178 A s s o c is to d P ress L ea sed W ir e jm l All Official Defense-M ove called B e p re s e n ta tiv e ' A l ­ lowed T o Relate C o n v e r s a t i o n In ­ volving Bribery TALLAH ASSEE, July 22 Circuit Judge V . May Walker today denied a defenie motion which would have cut the groun I completely Imbery chi ry charge aaaimt former Rep Berate C. Papy of Key Weat. • He declined, to bar leitimony . of Rrp. Qrailey Odliam of San­ ford that Papy had offered him caih and whiikey to help defeat .a bill 'denying telegraph, aerviie to race bet bookmaker!. Odham'a leitimony wai given uAilc the jury wa* excluded from tne courtroom pending Judge Walker'a ruling on the point.' TJ*r Sanford Irgiilalor prepared to repeat it before the- jurora, admit ted sfter’th r nilitlg wai made. State Attorney Orion C,. Pal ker,- Jr.', laid that an order rul­ ing out leitimony involving con­ versations beftvrcn legiihlon i.» ^ d around the House chambei automatically would mean a di­ rected verdict of acquittal "hrcauie we have no other evidence." Defeat* Allornryi Weldon 0. Starry of Tallahanee and Pat Whitaker of Tampa contended tuch leitimony ihould not bi admitted under a 259-year-old English cflromcn^law o (absolute l^vilage of.judicial and legislative* Official Gives Red Satellites Eyewitness Story Receive Warning Of Burma Slaying To Aid U.N. Plan Single Gunman Killed Punitive lwsV-ltoMtbsYuw*i|* *Nation’s k\s ad'6r s t/iiitaker laid' 'th t * Diibesy charge! ihould have been drspov ed of by the Legislature ana "it Un't good government for the court to itnke down an indepen drnt branch and id itielf up sa ((.'■■tlaaea » !•■** k ill Sanford Bid For Legion Memorial O ffered At Meet Sanford's bid for erection here of s Florida American Legion headquarter! and memorial build­ ing waa personally p relented by Joel 8. Field, Sanford poatmMtcr srff member of the Cempbell-Loaslfl| Post S3 leleetln committee to tha Special HearquayUra Set-, action Committee headed by Col. Tom Cooley o f ML. Dora which mat at tha 'Hotel Mayflower In Jacksonville Saturday afternoon in connection with the Department summer Conference. Mr. Field Informed members t>f the Poat last evening at their eupper meeting at the Legion Hut oCthia submission, and revealed t i n - of th# four-ettle* which aummilted offers, Tallahassee, which was represented by Post Comdr. Walter Roundtree, was the only other Florida* city to submit a bid for the site. Henry Woleolt presided at the Post meetlagThe .10 member committee in Jacksonville, at whose • meeting State Cominsnder Frank Caton was present, set Nov.' 1 as the deadline Tor other cities to make u lflr possible bids for the project, Mr. Field announced. A fter Nov. 1, he said, Chair­ man Cooleey will call -a meeting within the n e t t '10 days to de­ cide on the three best bids and * I ( m tin w i r » e » atsi Drug Store Observes 23rd Anniversary 4 O, Laney, pharmacist, has operated hie drug store at Its pre­ sent . aim far the past » years,. he revealed today. With Mra. Laney he came 'here from Birmingham, AU. and on'July 2*. 1824 opened the ita r* wn-First Street In the U llw k D . i u u _. . 4 ff* A t C o u n c il T a b le RANGOON, Burma. July 22 i/V) -puisne* Minuter U. Mya, a lurvivur ol the aiiatiinat|on Saturday in which seven of top Burmese leaden were daih, said today a lone gunman invadrd the ministerial council dumber and calmly .perpetrated the cume. TJiakin Nu, aucceuor to the murdered U Aung San as deputy chairman ol the goveimn's ex­ ecutive council, laid Aung San learned two monthr earlier that, a "trptoiilt murder pUd" wai be­ ing readied hut dm lediteil tli<lepiuti. He laid thr dr facto, leader uf the Burma government dul not believe anyone in the country would pint againil hii life. U Saw, former premier whom the British ousted and jailed on thargri of collaboration with the Japanese, and 19 assistants were placed under arrest soon after the assassin* Ron >. ttpaalTihg to a new,-unfereiw# U Mya gave this first eye wit­ ness account .of the murders; Action By S e c t m y je6*iiiicfr Threatened by U. S. LAKE SUCCESS!* July 22 tA*> — The Untied Slates warned the Balkan states today .that any re­ fusal to cooperate with proposed border watch commission might bring punitive action by the Unit­ ed Nations Security Council. The . warning was voiced by Hrrschel V. Johnson, Deputy U. S, delegate, in reply to Soviet contentions that the council could do mote__than make ’■rrommrndalioni under C h a ptrr V I of the_U.__N. Cliarter under which the^ promt case it bring considered?"” Johnson said the refusal ol any country to coo|>cra(r with thr pro­ pelled bolder comiminon would lay it open 1o much graver charges and action under another chap­ ter of. the charter. Hr |urtumabty referred to Chapter V II, which provides for sanctions and mili­ tary action. Soviet Operation In America Through Party Revealed By Former Communist Netherlands S t a t e s Police M e a s u r e s W ASHINGTON. July 22 lff>Vidor Kravchenko told Congress Compelled By Re­ today that "every responsible rep­ public’s Actions resentative of thr Soviet guvern- Indonesian Revolt Seen As Sign Days Of Imperialism A re Fading Mission T o Explain R e p u b l i c ' s Posi­ tion P l a n n e d By Former P r e m i e r merit in thr United Slates rnay be US DRW I I T M ACKKN2IK juliereliy h tiniteit Suir< of In LAKE SUCCESS; July 22 a ' i AP Foreign A ffair. Anal)sl I i)on#aU, encoiiips»mg tiutli the i m A H A . tul „ . ) .aP)-uLu. regarded as an economical or po­ — Th r Netherlands government inTlieer is no ilark mystery gl>viul ,r«iuii>lie sml. the reuisnuier of lhv‘ A litical spy." lU -Jtaefm V iwhlkh * W e'lMpii-V F»Tt Imlies. -would come Into besource, sanl today UoopS the United S id e s ’that it A who tlniutrd aihuir oil the noith btavchenlCpf-disAaier afisciai ^afjhaif herir lYiinprltrJ l« "rrsoii to ' ngsin lietwsrn tin- ImlonesiMti Be- ing In the Soviet Pure losing Commission polit inessutes against the In- puhlic anil the impelint Ilulrhi This new nation was to have and rati coaiU id Java yciterit is Ju»t another of mso,’ I dominion status. Holland was to day had been engaged in heavy in New York, testified heforr the donevian Republic liecauve u| con­ force*; indication* that tin- d»v of nil-1 retain a hand in fiqrlgn irlnHouse Committee on Un-American tinued "ait* uf violence." pir,.* la fading. jlions, defrnw-, finance und in *ub lighting, lhe Dutih. if polling all activities. •To undsrataml the i Bii»e of l lie' jrci* of an m>nomic!| or culloi ohirclivci traihrd in operation, . At the same lime, it was di*. lie said that Mr. Setfov. who closed that the Indonesian govern­ currant crisia w«* mint g.t I.Nckjnl nature. The (Juerrrt uf Hollaml laid trmUnvc was "Icti ihan exa bit. Ths revidatiim»iy -lmlo-|aiao v u 4o" Iw ijoeeu of lite ? was deputy chairman ol thr Pur­ ment itvrli bad sent a communica­ nrsian Rspuldic lia* jn-en the Dominion. Diaagtreiiient over tile peeled." A l^olth army_communique chasing Commission. actually was tion to the Secuiity Council I he de facto government fof tin- ms- method of implementing the new superior to thr Rusnan ambassa­ contents weir not known, hut the Jor porttune of tin- sich islands guyeriiment i» credited with pre- placed Dutili caiualtin yntciday ■■f Java and Sujuniin sisiee tin- cipltnltug the latest upheaval, dor fiom lb* Communis! ^arty note wav pirtumed lu Ur an ap|ie.v| winter of lU!f>. l^nglliy negotin-l However. 1 think we must .1 4 at 151) dead and wounded. Hinidrnt Sockaino ol the Infor aid. point of view. Ilona between llie Diltell irlielv j drepri Ilian that.- If^ we could donruan Republic amiiumcrd that The Putsh note chatgrd the In-, fhcavily punctuated t>> warfare) Uiok into the uitml of iln- In Andrn Ctumyko, now represent­ (ornifi Prrtntcr Nulan Sjahnt had finally resulted In an ugrrrment H HHllMKrd MM I ' g g r P i l l donesiam with "senselesv destlUC* ing Russia in the United Na­ 1c( l Java-oo-s-mittron to exptaig with maintaining a food tions, was ambassador at the tion. lhr irpublic*! poniion abroad. (A r­ Hocknlr j amt with carsyrng time, Kraychrnkii said. ming in Ningapuir. Sjahrir raid "hovlile -md inllammaloiy piopThe onr-lirnr Russian anny of­ hr would voil Ihr United State). agamli." ficer described Sedov as the "main India and Au ill alia on* hit nm"lhe Nrlhrilands as thr t'late personality representing thr resstiun.) vvhoitl the sovelrigiily lial comniillrr on the Common-1with .. - . A Royal Nrthri luiul* navy comist Party in the Unitrtl Stales, *“*’ *,l,llo T *ntI wlfftIs conmutiique mid landing craft of the navy and win slops disembarked He said no decision, could h e ! ^ u; nll> *• ullimalely te.jHin.shl troop* nt Bniijot-wangi on the made without .Sedov's participa- (or ^maintaining I* wand order cannot allow (heir inimical arinmi Minneapolis Club As­ Protection Of Oil In­ rw»t (oasl of Jnvn and at J'asjr tion, adding that when secret con 1'uloli on rin< north coast. It wxs to continue." the Nrlherlandi gnvsures City On Bali terests O f P r i v a t e the first amphibious operation (rreners were held al the purchas­ eramrnt laid. the end of World Wai II, ing commission. Sedov presided Park C o n d i t i o n s Owners Is Ur^ed since "It has become patmtlv clear A Dutch army communique said . rather than the general who was that the present republican guv-i ' , ” the Hoops li . , "the gained initial objective! head ol the agency. emim-nt i. incapable of maintainHi* Lily. Comnunion U»t c»r W A S H IN G TO N , July M l— and made addiliouMl advances. A severe five hour riiesaemant Kravchenko Inter broke witn irfg security, law and order in their! ning voted lo reduce the hcriur A House I'ublic l ands suhconililit- Auction^Fee Cut Action Postponed To $20 Per Day By Committee On ; By Commission Glades Park Bill ^ vojeil loday^ijr..dalay-amiri th e,|in "th P~r5d B n g^ sector of Suthe Russian government. rea nouisced Communism oosi luld why lu-xi session of t-ongress any av'-|malia yrsteiday and oihrr classes T*r?neh owcjuluis ui iu.ibe praambl* Tn a book, ” 1 (Those Flreiiom." imam It. create lhe necessary iuij. I ' u,‘' mcubanli liym to 5 ." )bm un h-gislatjori giving lb . Sec.-j on . that island were spotted ■if the American resointluii which ‘ Ottions tnereto I s ilay, with the itnendllient that retary uf Interior “ unqin-stionnble by an Indonesian at my communi­ Robert K Stripling, chief in would stipulate that continuation fin , ,these clrciMiistancpi h er!.* maaiiiiuiM maximum vi of i15 i r day. y■ hr allow- "Jithdrity" to expand the Ever que. Tlie l>utlletlu also said that uf the disturbed situation In the vestbrator fur the committee ask­ nuiirity n Kuv^inm^nt his with th«* * . • .» . , glades National Bark in Florida to on Runday. two Dutch warship* ed Kravchenko for Information utmost reluciauoe been compelled fd ldu1"1n', , U yrJ' Il'M IlS H t n rage Sis) 1,"200,000 anes of )*nd. " l,y off Mvtak on the exlrems tip "One lone gniwaau advanced on actual a*;icqmenta to apy tolm liu i i.e the Eieilt, *t;uv«j Dot- to hold austroni I hit action lot The at tion was takrn me* the “ f Java were shelled li >imini.essilently— wlrwout** .^faking upon work made hv- the CorutHunit' fo-neral to rrsort to police mea- lowed a statemerit id l*ity Alim objection of Itep. . Betrrsoo (D-| i< •■eiiaa.,i <••«> u , ; the council tablet 'and simi't I’arty in this country. sores of n strictly limited charac- „ , y pIrJ |< WlLoll to (he file d Lial after Chairman Barrett iH steadily (at Aung . San. Within a In general, the witness said, nu few feel of the table, ha-halted. '" ,dInlay «h- r“ hr " 'r"would in - ifroil '« .all, person holding a position in con- ’ 'The Net.,..lands gmernm.ii, «»»•* «• W* ojunmn, a $IIM) a day Wy"» no action Then he opened fir#, strung the ICMiUtivd mn I'i i r M ti j (rr winild U trffil f u n iiv r ^ l»V utiutlirr nectiun with economic affairs ar­ rr mrcting turning uf or thr (nr group t*.| Ix>-1 g^ , ■, c . gdh I leftward ,and continued fir­ WASHINGTON, July 22, l/F)rives here from Russia “ withaut lo ir Colli— “ ...............— •the couth. ing at khosa aeated on the left Gongra.reconverts, either C r e lC ( Jl i r i S l I l C T , A nxw American pro(eat to Mos­ 1-cial or tegular »r«io .’, pest, I# I | i of Aung tfan. • • cow Involving |1,0(K>,000 wortti of a aperiflc assignment with refT V motion lo reduce the (ce in stwcial erence to collection .of secret doc­ January As Aung San' fell Aid the oil machinery missing In Romenia uments,” Than he went on tt wai made hy Comrniiiionrr KohHep W illiam ’ A. Dawson ill gunman" turned his attention to clouded Ruula'a hope *odny of say that every responsible Soviet cit A. Willumi. Mayoi H. J. tint Ctali) luuvni to drfvrr action un­ the olhertr further from rnr. I aek-. getting icnii-leaae refinery equip representative here lifay .U re­ ptriidcd ovrt lhe inerting. Com* A T H E N S . July 22, (A*)— Civil til iln* next rilrating <>t Congrrsi. ed the upportunity to escape 1 nient from the United Slate* garded aa a spy. Delivery of 118,000,000 worth of miliionrr Arnlrcw Carraway was His motion carried on a voter vole. strife rruptvti am-u on the island len|ied for .the doorway, pulled Dressed in a neat, powder blue down the holt. and ran from the post lend-lesse supplies, much of Peterson suggrstrd that the cum of Fiele Loilav ami spuradic gurrpirirnl. I WO rommisiionrn wrir It oil equipment, has been alopped ault. Kravchenko testified chief­ milter merely close its iu-uriog on 1 11|a attacks were 'repditcd else­ room. " ‘ *1 /A|)— , sliseni; lirmgc armgr Ihilmp, due- to thr |iaik liHlay and per mil him lo where in lireece, llie goVri lllllcnt 1 "There was no guard at the by Congress because of Moscow's ly through in interpreter. Dr. lh e Civil Aeronautic* Hoard has door. The executive council so delay in settling the Soviet Uni­ Vladimir Gaovaki, clflef of the given formal notice of proposed illnrn, and Era. R. L rihri who submit u substitute bit! al n l«< i aunuunced. foreign law section of the Li­ Tlie Caura area uf t’lete. quiet meeting, liarrrll thru nnmuin.-rd far has never been guarded. The on’s wartime account. to w rules to require raitnr ter­ ii out ol town. Administration official* who brary of Congraa*. Both men *p rain clearance Indicator.■ in air only police'at the secretariat that l l i r matin u|-rrducing thr fre! Id* Inlrutioii to call no further for llie tlast few weeks, wa# under IC -a lls a r* aa |'M , Si s ) ' a curfew ordered by the mjlitary have urged Congress to relaa this treatlaa*# • • l‘ »a » l i t ) ! marling during thr cunviit Imera for a two-year cxperlmcn governor. Col. Fiairroddaskis, - af­ stand lest it be interpreted abroad ^ ^ a i a l i u f f ’ j u iu i- n a e " t*l period beginning Jan. I. ter a Imrnl of 20 men .ul irk .< a . , » » *h American disregard o f con­ Th* board also announced a giro mittiuit oil July III hy (icorgc otcoh The Evrrglade*' National I’otk radio station .just oulsiib1 ths capi­ tract pledges acknowledged thM poaed new rule reuniting Increased Austin of thr Ihnipr Furnitutr was rstalilisiinl June 20 by See- tal. (Tin s dispatch did not fur'liRussia's tactic* In Romania might ■learnnre* tn flying over moun­ Company. Mayoi Gut thru dircrlril tciarv of Interior J. A. King on er identify lhe *ltae|i*r*.) permanently bar th# shipment des­ tainous terrain during bail wrath- Attoinry \X ilum lu draw up an Cfil.lHMI -acres in southern Florida. The authorities announced that pite Moscow’s willingness to pay WASHINGTON; July 22, (,V >- ei and the revival of a pre-war At that time, the State drrd-d lo guerrillas near Can........... flic lo PARIS. Jdir 22 ’ The re­ for the goods. tide requiring llie carrying of an urdinsnee irdunng il|r Ire (rum the feileial government fire of ml (hr village- of Kamltimi nnd hlasThe Navy announced today an im­ turn of 11.8. World War II dead Tlie State Departs nt disclosed automatic flight recorder. I KI Oil a day lo )2H a day. At nnd mineral leases, all Stale own- led u bridge in leptisal fur the from JKuropran grave* will get yesterday a formal note bad been mediate reduction" of 1,000- o f­ Th* two new proposal! grew (Jir mrctlllM lail Friday, Convmis-j rd lands in the area. II also pie- •laying Gy u C d i m muli.uf two ficers because o f budget cuts umb rway July 28, at Henri Chap- handed the Soviet foroign office, voy^d by Congress. The move will from President Truman’s • special persons In-Id In ronnectio, with ellt> Cemetery near _Liege,- Bel. Xirotaating Russia's failure to pay reduce the number of Navy of- air safety inquiry troard. The third lionrr Carraway moved-that the' .sT*1*1 * ** f"! . | . ■ | , tNW.otM) for the aqcuiattion of nri the kilting <>f a Rightist attorney. glum, the American Graves Regis­ for 7.000 ton* of oil equipment re­ ordinanrc tie adopted, but tbp | vate land! within the coNtrmpl«l)*.t ficer* from a present strength of D one which has been.under dlstration Commission announced moved from Romania tjtf Red army !7.0rW In northwest Greece in th# • irs to 40,000. • u'-idri for some times* an aid to motion dird lor want of l.L'uu.lMMI.acrr park. east of loannina, two minor elash| troops. today. Congress gave the Navy M,. enforcement' of flight.rules and H|T ond. . . Itrp. Dirksen (R -lll) urge,I Hut. r» well* reDtirteil belwesnc govern The Henri Chapeite Cemetery .1OO.000.000 for its operations 'until vnilgation of accident*. sulwumniltee today to ’’plotec- Ihe ’ merit fnrrea anil reinnantli i f Lef­ Following lire opinion given is the second Isrgest In tbe.KuroJuly IU4H,,or.approximately JshW,- - Th* flight recorder Is ’* device mineral mid oil interests" of pri­ tist Guerrilla unite. One guerrilla p*»n erea,. and. 17JUD-American* 000,000 leas than i'residrn; Tru­ pieced in tne tail of the plane lo hy Attorney Wilson, lhe ordinance vate owners if it recommended unit, attempting to reach A graph#, are buried there. It waa establish­ man had asked. sliow<lta path through the air and wai passed un iti first reading tlioi tlie Secretary uf Interior ln- wa* reported under altar's hy ed, hy the tat. Army in Septem­ Of the 1.000 officers affected, al>n th* effect of rough air on th* last evening. Die reduction, said viven "unquestionahle authority" government’force* south of G'rev*. ber. 1844. Mane of ita dead fell II Kalian*# aa l*aae *1*1 NANKING. July 22, OP) — 800 will leave the Navy and 1’00 plan*. Use of the recorder via* na. Other minor clashes were in the battles fo r Asrhan and In China's military situation came will revert to, non commissioned dropped Ih June.' !!)!!, because of Mr. Sayrr. applies to firms that saU to have taken place un |h# the Ardennes campaign. have been m business twu years ranks, t i* announcement sold. war time materials.shortages/ under rlpso scrutiny today by an smtlhern stupes uf lhe (ir.tinmna "Only thoae dead whoa# next American presidential envoy on a A ll officers concerned will he Th* r)tdar absolute terrain pro­ or more. Fur firms that have not Muiintnliis. of kin hdve elected to haee their fact-finding mission and by top notified not later than Aug. IA ximity.Indirator will Ite used as a Tlie goverii.nt atirmunred lhr»i remains brouht back to Uia home­ Chines* -general* who conferred and the change will lie -omnleted supplement to pressure .'ypc nitI- been heir that length uf tunc IlMlIaae* as I’sar aid on Sunday GtAiiiliu forces lust dr land will tie returned" the AGRC with Chlang Kal Shek oq coordina­ hy Oct. 1. meten. One now un the market TAM I'A. July 22. <*•) - The killed, il) wounded and T7 cap­ said. ; O f the 800 to leave tha service, shows * light and blows a horn tion of operations In the wer drutli of hundred* uf thousands of tured. The first shipment Is sched­ against Chines* Rede. 500 will be reserve line officers when the plane approaches within fish in the Sayasota area during •North of Kilkis, a iurnd ronting uler! to depart from Antwsrp early The American was Lieut, Gen­ now on active duty and a email a specified distance of an obstruc­ tlie past week waa caused literal- down from tlie lulls attacked and in Octdber. number of Wave officer*. About tion. Th* board'* proposed rule eral Albort.C. Wedemeyer, whose ly l>y smothering, Dr. Clvd.' T. held a village near Santa for thr** • 11" '1---■ ... ■■— — survey for President Truman, like­ 300 regular Navy temporary line would require such a device In all Rri’ l. in-ad uf the Biology Depart­ hours lieforn ar tin-red cars and Bill Lewis, a 0 foot 188 pound offieera who were formerly en­ scheduled airline plane* flying at ly will deteraino U. 8, policy to­ ment of the University of ramps, troops recaptured the-community, backstop from Follanab**, W. Va. listed men and given officer rank night or through overcast. ward China. Ho held informal military source* sstd. said today. wa* signed by tha Sanford Celery during the war will also be sep­ Th# proposed terrain clearance conference* at tho American Em­ Far tu the east, virtually un th* Fed* today, it waa announced by After he and twu as*iiiu-it> arated, the Navy said. rule would Increase the minimum bassy toon after Me arrival, and Turkish Imrder at Oiestias mili­ made a thorough study uf jhe con­ John Krlder, vie* president of the About 200 temporary lino war­ altitude over the highest ground W ASHINGTON," July 22 W ) tomorrow he will talk with Chlang rant officer* will go bock to the on a route from 1,000 feet to 2,00(1 Sanford Baseball Association. ditions. Dr. Reed said Sarasota tary sources said l eftist Guerril­ and other high government offici­ las were routed with losses of men The House voted today to cut Lewis has been ploying for th* coastal waters were teeming with and war supplies ip a battle with feet under certain conditions. al*. the taxes camera fan# must pay Miami entry in the Florida Inter­ billion* of liny organisms which an "K vro*" <Rightist) unit. In a written lUtemaot. Wede­ on films and euuipmcnt. national League and has been clung to th* fishes’ gills an i shut meyer said: Without a dissenting vote, it o ff their breathing.” hitting“ 288 for Miami. "M y miulon !• easentla'ly one passed a measure dropping from Th* new Fed catcher la 24 years "These organisms I provisionally IS to 10 percent the tax on eme- of fact-finding in which I am aid­ old and ia a limited oervvlc* identify as diatoms called 'arterled by a imall group af men expert teur roll films and cameras and In several fields o f economics, fin­ player., onetla Japaunica’, whjfh always ending the 25 percent tax on Jen- ance, engineering and political a f­ •xist in normal amounir III sea aeta and various Ither still and faire. We aro IntertsfWjwrUrulWater hut spring up lu-counties* Funeral services for Herman W. By BOBBY PARK8 dirrction and Killed down by the moi|on picture equipment. Camp Scribe numbers when conditions ar* ideal Schrader, 86, who died yesterday arly in learning and teeing some­ fire for another nap. Soon the Tb# bill also trO«fa Urn 20 per thing of the efftegry of measures for their growth" tha Tarnna .ninrnilUi *t- Me-iiuifiu ill 1XFJ h n a r After an active day Friday, blair danced higher and the go­ cent tax off Jewelry selling for taken by tho Chines* government -actentixt-Tatijr ro* will he held Wednesday after-. lest than JUS and aiampt* muil- looking toward lh« camper* gathered around the phers -begae-tw-morr.— After- till ------ noun at 4:00 o’clock at th# Erick^ W A S H IN G TO N , July 22,-Ghcal Instrument*-purchoaed by n —|cam pfire-form H citing gopher race, with Cabin V 't Kilroy corn- Furvi* son Funeral Home. Interment will for th* 8t. Johns River Johnson said he accepted U. sS. Ifit« Slow Pay Of Reds For Supplies Greece Reports CAB Announces. New Regulations For Air Safety ■Rebel Attacks fia ......'J o Navy To Cut F By 1,000 OfficerH Return Of War DeScI Gets Underway Soon i w C W cSS Si' * *a IJL'Hth Of Gulf Firth Due To SmotherinR New Catcher Signed By Sanford Feds House Kills Tax On Jewelry Under $25 Visitors l o Camp Winona On Sunday W ere Royally Entertained By Boys Schrader Funeral Planned Tomorrow River Fund Increased By Senate Group alto have to win-approval by the Senate and Fresident Truman. SANFORD W INS , Th* Sanford American U gion ON regrets an m w r Junior Baseball team defeated tho Winter Park Legion nin* this obituary morning by a t to I margin in which a ,. Th* s u it o r s in- Winter Park; Lloyd 8waln pltchod , K. M J ^ r p h / j f f o r ' Sanford and Byron Board caught. Sanford play* Orlando ^ in tho toeoad round, Friday evening will ba visitors nhjht at th* C#ntrol Florida Quick Fraew and 8lor*ga Company on Waat Thirteenth Straot at from 7:30 P. M. until 9:00 P. M.,- it was announced today by Forrest Catchal and Alex R. Johqgon, ownero. During tho Oral hour plant processed hqm and cold drlnko will be race. A fearful huih settled •round the fir* •• the gophers ttl like brightly painted atones. Suddenly there waa a victorious yell at Cabin llt'a gopher began to ilowly make hit way toward th* finish tin#. He finished first and was care­ fully packed in 'hit box before any of the other turtles even be< gan lo mov#. Then, evidently Wak­ ing from Ida nap, Kilroy, of Cab­ in V. moved liowly in tim Wrong tog in second, there wst’ a beauty project lo deepen the channel from Joeksonville to Lak* Harney wer* conical with Kilroy winning. Senate Saturday was a buiy day wtlfi approved yesterday by appropriations -sub-committee. preparation* being made for the The commltt** recommended visitors Sunday. After supper Sat­ 1200,000 for Ih* project or |100, urday the camperi hurried to the 000 raora than th* Rous* originally rrtrearion hall lo tee the movie, approved,. "Thunderhead, Son of Rieka." MEET TOPIC Sunday waa full of active gome* and contest* for th* visitor*’ en­ tertainment. Th# rift* match was woo by Wad# Garner far Cohta (Canto***# • • Pa#a Its) "What's Th# Matter With San­ ford" will be th* th#m* of a talk by E. F. Housholder, local attornay, to th* Klwanla Club at Ita Bteritef ^tomorrow noon nt th# Southern Pacific ■ Strike Is Shortlived SAN FRANCISCO, July «2, OP) — A strike by th* Hrotherhoral of Loromotlv* Engineers which Immoblliied th* weatern lines o f th* Southern Pacific Railroad ended early today six hour* and 45 min­ ute* after it b*gtn. Thirty-nine minute* later th* first o f hundred# of locomotive* Idled by th# brief strike puffed back Into service. II was a 'switch sn^tn* ln^the railroad’ s Oakland, be in Evergreen Cemetery. Mr. Schroder was born Oct. 25, 1881 In Rtadling, Iowa. He wa# a member o f the First MeihoJUt Chureh of Sanford. For tha r#st year he operated a grocery star# in Lak* Monroe. Survivors Include th* widow, five sons, Edward uf D«nv*r, I*,. Arehi* of Waterloo, la , George and Billy uf Waverlv, la. and Wen-* dell o f Rycamore. III.; two daugh­ ters. Mrs. Glenn Stuffier of Olym­ pia, Wash, and Mrs. Ernest Wenson o f Waverly, and one brother, William Schrader of Minneapolis^ t-y ;* m .L — ■ ~T»f z . U. S. Envoy To China Begins Conferences tors Invited To Open House Of Plant m's&szz 'S ’ Landing On re­ Java Gain First Objectives; Spies Note To U N Outlines Policy — ......... .. — ------ - - - ..— ... — ......... , ■ � 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 21, 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/aea8f7b6397f1facadb3b0234b663114.pdf ae9cf4efc2de5e3ccf974f3e2bf5e215 PDF Text Text 4 . m '■ •• . • ■ ■ THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1917 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA IB EIGIlT Sailin g Ships S till lined F o r World Commerce :ttn For State O ffice PAl.ATKA, Fla., July 17—R. tDIrk) Erviq, Resident Altertwy for the State Road DeparttteOt and former Assistant Attor­ ney General, staled hem to-Iny tb it ha plana to run for Attorney General and will formally «n■ounce hla candldaey shortly nfier first of next year when ha irUi realgn from the Road l>cpait> menl to wage an active campaign. SUr. Ervin was born at Cairobelle, on Jan. 20, 1P05. He wat educated Jn the public who da of Marion, Leon and DaSoto Conn•fiei'aitd graduated front the Uni1 5 ally of Florida Law Coliege In' antered into private practice * o f law In Finellair County in 1920, In Lee County in 1929, and frdln 1B30 to 1936 in 1‘alatka, I’utnum County, of which County lie ia a legal resident. KoTlitl ha* served ns an Attorney tfir ■the Slate Uoatl Department from 1U35, •Cl and from lt*15 to date.' as Aaalatant Atfortu-v Can*ral from ^ug. b 104.1 to Jan.* I, 1946; a* 8ecreUry fur the Florida Dread Commission from Jan. 1. 46 to July 1, ll>«6, II* set vt <1 Attorney for the Oversea. Road (T oll bridge District from lu ll ,1941 and wa* the first Attort for the Department of Public fety from it* dreatlon ->y the gtalalure In 1931*. aervmg until 11. 11a aerved as Er.greasing rrk of the House of ReprravntaH, Florida legislature, each >aion from 1921 through 1935. Gulf-Pacific Shipping Said Undependable NEW ORLEANS, July M, t/V, —Dependability of exiating steamahip service between Gulf and Pacific coast port* wa* Luestinnod ben today at an Intcrstai- Cammere* Commission hcann; on an application by the Arrow Line to ipwymrate service on that mule. iT-G. O. Nickel, traffic maun«-*r of .a Sapulpa. Ok la., glassware menufacturer, testified before ICC Ex a miner Sam Diamond**.n of Wash logton that his firm had discontlnued use of water transjturtallon between the Gulf and West Coast In 1939 because of the 'Vin.-eilmn ty of shipping arrangements " China Introduced tea t-i Jiipxn ■bout 600 A.D.I New “Parasite” Arm y Plane In Announced C IN C IN N A T I/ Ju ly T V I SOLD well over 350 mOlion pounds of tobacco at the auctions down South, and year after year, I'v e seen the maker* of Lucky Strike buy quality tobacco...fine, light, ■gb-erew* tobacco thatznakee (W ~ -b M n a grand nmoko.W By R. J. SC O T T Star of India, l>u it in Sc -'laed in 1803, greasing 1,318 tuna. She (Iona for the Zoological Society OF San Diego. „ The Scottla.'tTodv. 79 yeara old and also of Scottish origin, haul* bright out of Seattle. The threemasted Pacific Queen, 61 yeara old and grossing 1,836 tons, used to make the India and Alaska runs. She once won a race from the Golden Gate to Chlgnik, Alaska, in 19 days. Out now thy Pacific Queen la anchored off Long Deach, Cal., the star of a harbor exhibi­ tion there. * The -late war heavtiy reduced the number ef all ships, N*> one was hit haril.-r than 73-vear-old Cant, (tusiaf Erikton of Ilnland. Erlkson hadd.tllt up hU fleet of ttfuare riggrra to eleven, Tarry­ ing nitrates from Chile, Swedish lumber of Australia, rasa til for Fiji and guano fium Juan He Nova. |t‘n l l > » . Ira a , !* » ■ » O m ) Eggert-'s atatemrnt w»s submit* ted to the committee on thu tail day of a scrlt a of hearings to find out what ran ho done about sitb j iiixiffg price* and the economy gen- IT, W V - presents THE MAN WHO KNOWS TOBACCO AVCTIONHR! SCO n'S SCRAP BOOK Four :of Cincinnati1* six major hotel* 'returned normal operation* today after a aeven-hour »trife by 1.700 AFL employee* paralysed aervlce* veaterday afternoon and early evening. Official* of the Cincinnati Hotel* Aaaociatlon and the AFL Hotel Kmployeea council" announced an agreement ending the strlk-i shorttv after 7:00 o'clock tail night, a no arid a new contract would he aigned today. Under .term* of the agreement, fttosl of t b f atrikera, including elevator operator*, bellhops, maid*, porter*, bartender*, waiter/, .and Hr SAUL I'KTr AP Ncwafcaturr* Writer NEW ORLEANS, July IT, W ghosts tailing ihip* atill travel many of the world'* trade route* a* though their skippeic had never heard of supersonic speeds. In an age when thy averagt boy growa Up to believe that the only big square-riggers and schooner* lift,are built on Hollywood movie lota* wind-driven vessels of oak and iron continue to find cargoes to haul at speed* frequently no faster than the Mayflower’*. At least ihh American sailing vessel* of more than 506 ion* each are *GJI in commercial use, The majority of th* according to thy Treasury Depart*} who left their lob* at n< ment’a bureau of custom*. Large dav at the Netherland I foreign sailing craft atill in trade are estimated to number between 100 and Hit:. Thla figure, of rmi.se, 1* pain­ fully small compared wilh the old days, when America had -1,000,0001 ions of shipping »■*-(»*■ -nil and fast, beautiful 'for the Immediate future.' ST. LOUIS. July 17, W J-A "new type of fighter plan*, de­ signed to he launched In midair from the bomb Lay of the Army's giant 11-30 bomber and to return to It, la being manufactured for the Army Air Forma by McDon­ nell Aircraft C'orp., at LaiuUri* St. Louis field, it was announced achooner*. a ll over 6l)t) Juna.. 4 *1n a * Vtn I,023-Ton 'I *1 ha I, j ni.a One. the aelicLnt-r C. S! The parasite plane, designated Hultnea, atill operatea^iut uf Seat­ the XP-hS, ia a small, jot.prrpel- tle aa a whaler. lei craft which the Army said ia Abroad, wlndjannnei i are o ted expected to have a speed approach­ In, freder operations in"th*' Wr*t ing the present World record, 623.8 Indie* between small port) and mile* per hour. jisrbora suitable for alearner*. Up A spokesman for the McDon­ and down the west co*»t of South nell company arid heNvaa unable America, they transport guano and to furnish, any Information about bulk cargoes and between the east the XP-86 because the plan Is sllll coast and Capetown the/ carry classified as secret. - However, It timber and manufactur -il r/jod*. ' was aaid the craft has not made 4 - From Australia, there are atill windjammer* c a r r y i n g wheat TIi# B-36 Is-tK* Iwmlivr which across the Pacific. They l*nul fish the Army previously had announ­ and lumber in the Baltic and rual, ced could carry the atomir butnh timber, salt and wool In the Britto any part of the world, dtop it ish coastal trade. xml return. But th* aquare-rigger find* It most difficult to hang »n. Today, there am only three big Electricity Is being used now on 63 percent of the nation's farms. square rigger* left Id Ametirun U CKY S T R IK E Short Strike Tiea Up Cincinnati Hotels The inatltula official *rit*d this* principal reaaona for the Hitt'In meat price* alnce January: 1. A seasonal. 10 to 1C percent decline in aupplie*. •2. An inerraae in weekly wngvt in Induatry "to an all-time h'gh." a. ^ record peak of 00,000,000 persona employed, an irwreaau of "ifRftil four percent alnce- the it«ra* of the year. ., . Contributing to the pie-tame on price*; Eggurt added, ia the fact that atnrngK atork* of meat are amaller than the prewar average. "Another complicating factor," he said, "la that the current out­ look for gralnr, a* compared with a year ago, ia unfavorably and thrre are prospects for Itugi grain export*," Assuming these deterring ele-nieilta develop, they may uieverii the expected 1948 inereaa* In lotrat production ami could even m ult in 'aoju decrease, Eggcrt aaid. It air.depend*, he added, on the weather, the corn crop anti grain export*. In connection with thj frtE Hi p p o p o t a m u s spread s His f a c e o p e n a b o u t f o u r . FEET WHEH YAWMH How MANY Tots AND FINQERS HAD THL COMMON ANCESTOR. OF M A M M A LS ? F iv e d ib it s on e a c h ea T r e m iTv IMESE c l a im The Ho n o r H A V 1N <4 C A S T t h e F IR S T L A R f t f . B E L L S * i •Marion U. Folsom, treasurer at the Eastman Kodak Co., *ald that Y*puld be the "greatest contribu­ tion" the government could make "toward maintenance of (he pre­ sent -high level of ehtployur.ient.jF W. Randolph Dnrgcia. vr.l chairman of the National City Bank of Naw York, said th# na­ tional budget must be I-rought "under control" aa a atap toward “ wise management of the public debt." Both Folsom and Burgess alto urged that taxes be cut to en­ courage industrial expansion. Before their itatcmcnt.s were corpuscle t which go made public, Senator Snatkmin for oxygen. (D-AtaL a member of the Join* committee, told a reporter "w# are more dangerously close to. a our economy tbau most ( ABOUT M O Q) Doctor Reveals New W ay To Give Medicine «-a*■* 1 '» used for humans, Th» Pegkwita method is like a game whet* ball* of different raises are rolled to atou In holes NEW YORK, July 17L l/PH-^A new method o f giving medicine, , ulsm adr o which he call* "aimed Injection*,'' in* medical halls are the tiny * "* * ? " J ™ where the drug goo* mainly to cryaUl* that form many different •axo uyc», w one place or to one alck organ, waal kind* of drugs. These crystal*! y • explained In the. Third Interne* « * too'amall to be aeeti without} To be trapi tlonal Pediatric* Congress today1 * mlcrosope. So by Dr. Rudolf Pegkwita. of llam'' v ........ ......... of- red blood burg, Germany. to the lung* One aimed medicine, a dye, goes cither to the lungs, or other artutj depending on "aim" and hns been used to Lule tuhercutoala In guinea plga •nd rabbits. It has not been y lOMRltoW the »ky team * bluer and tho tun ahlnea that hero at last y o u find atx* and ability and smart- J j brighter Mien you and this Buick are enjoying the day together. Somehow the sudden summer shower soem* more of a lark, less of • bother, when it's pattering on the entig shelter this tidy number throws up automat­ ically et your touch on a control. Somehow autumn air is more wincy^ swirling winter snows more fun when ypur choice is « Buick — a n d « Convertible as tight and ali-weather-rendy neaa and finish to roatch.your dreamt of a perfect travel mete, Maybe it's because your style sense tells you these ■leek lines and this rich treatment ere going fo stay the fairest 'of The sutemotivo fair.* Maybe it’s because you find, In the big Fireball straight-eight under your treadle foot, an evor-eager, e v e r -liv e ly com panion-inadventure that acknowledges ' no peer-for. life and lift oyd Y ^ B IR lP m jw It ooujd be the rare and pleaH given an open itrueiion. It could be, simply, All we know it that thti It one of the itandout favorite* in a line of care that stands out aa tho moat wanted in America. So when food friends come to us eskmf, "H ow do I get one of those snappy Buick ConvertiblesP" our full and forthright answer is always the samet Sifn up far one, sir — soon ms you can. The sooner we hayo your firm order for one, the sooner you start climbing up our customer list. And we promise yout You'll mount that ladder equally Jett whether or not you have a ear fo trade. �. * K 1 , ?V r |V\ \> . jUy Thcr# Is Strength— T IIE '.'J i^iotwl Ote I'tttt of th* World; 'to I'romot* lh« Proere** of America; To Produce Prosperity' for Sanford. Partly cloudy tonight and Satur* da) with scattered shower*. AN VOLUME XXXV III Established 1908 IN D E P E N D E N T SA N FO RD , F L O R ID A . D A IL Y N EW SPA PER F R ID A Y . J U I .Y IS. 1947 A s s o c ia t e d Greek Danes Sanford Reduces . Bonded Debt School Board British Board Hit Invaders .. By .34 Per Cent .In 14 Years Votes 4 Mill Refugee Ship Tax Increase After Battle Fleeing North City Officials G u e r i l l a s Said To Be *•Inflicting Ter­ rible D a m a g e On Line Of R e t r e a t &HENS. July 18 W*l A Greek communique laid today nationalin plane* were inflicting i f » f * loiart on gucriilla* who were Ilezing northeast of lonnina before punuing ground force* and tavaging village* on the wray. War Miniitcr George Strato* •aid anotlirr and laigrr guerrilla ol Native -wat expected along the no'thwrit frontier. The Greek go*V-wraejil Mwl lire - l u l l gun n il l band "invaded" Gieece^frotf? 4V bania with the aim of »eltin« up a irparate Curnrnuniit govern­ ment. , "Bsndili patting through vil laget have committed crime* ol unimaginable brutality." the rornmijjqur lom the Greek 8th di­ vision -laid. "Village* have been pillaged and many inhabilanlr -killed." Dl%Todgrd from the 7.000 foot heights of Mt. (iamila, 18 mile* north of loanninn, the hulk of the 21)00-inan guerrilla force started a march orr lightly defended loan nina five day* ago. l-uyaliX* a* serted the Irrrgulnr* hatTU-eh rut Inta amaU jmits which were seat t-vkl itWiii ntr over a wide, rug­ ged area 10 mile* northeast of loannina near the villager of Frandgadhei, Klatokhori and llholianiln in the foothill of Mt. Timfi Farther north. Spitfire fighter planes caught two more hatu'hm* in tsvlnea along the southern foot­ hills of Mt. Smolika* and were •aid to have inflicted crushing Jos- W EATH ER Sanford'* • bonded indebtedness ha* been reduced from a peak of $7,461,246 on Sept. 30. 1933 to $4,878,000 at of Ju ly I thi* year, a 34 percent reduction, ac­ Action Seen Neces­ cording to figures released today sary Due .To Loss by City Manager H . N. Sayei. Of Racing Funds, Thi* reveal* a $2,583,246 re­ duction of bonded indebtrdnei* Increased Salaries Pending Airport' Leg­ during a 14 year period. At the ist at ion Discus­ time of. iatue during the "boom" A lour null incteate in the gen sed B y Floridians period of 1922-27. bonds had etal County School las which will interest late* of 51* to 6 |>ercent. incteate the lev y I tom 6 to 10 Andiew C arraw ay. City Com­ The City was later unable to missioner, and Kdwaid llig g im . carry this interest during the de­ m ill*, tubject to approval o l, the Manager of the Sfm inole Count) pression period and on Mar. I . Slate Depaitment of Education, wat yeiteiday voted by the Sem­ Chambci ol Com m eicr. returned | '|i ))7 the bqndt were iclunded yevleiday from Washington where | anj iJ,,. inieir»l wat sealed down inole County Hoard of I'uliht In tlruction. Ihey repretented the City ol San to I peicent. “Tbit incteate in inillage, ta i.l ford in matter* pertaining to the On Sept. I . thi* interest on out former Naval A ir Station pro;wr- •landing bond* wpll be incicaied Supt. 1.awImi tiHlay, it made net ty. Participating in the confer- '/< of I peicent. .Tb it incteate r t u r y i d u r to- lot*, of rare (lack 4a2-t>i)kiil u.Ltun d t, alid to an $88,000 mete**-' ' m- - i >u W a»luni*"n w < v - ,J , II fc it M lB l a m lv Lltlle r, Melbourne aiip .u l mana­ waterworks bomb o f which tlw ger; 1/ n Fugle, mayor ol Del.and; interest wa* 2 percent, taid M r. leachei* ul -Seminole County Fred G ro t), city manager of.-De- Sayer. irceivrd $292.HUll last yean l.a n il; Walter W ally, president ol According to the City au.lit re­ whereat during the -coating trim the D cLm d Chamber ■ol Com­ port of .Sept; HO. 1930, the bonded It it rsllllialrd IIi it the) will |r merce; City managei Mobley and debt. on Jan. I. 1910 at issued seise more than $180.INK), he a>- Attend Meeting In Washington under the old charter was hut NO. 176 P re ss Leased W ir e V eto O f T ax Underground AsksDN To Intc*i;vcnc For 4,51)0 J e wi s h I tu­ rn i g r a n t s Sei/.cd JEKIM IIM . July 18. (4’* I lagan i . Jewish umlcigiound. organic.itioli. .ippralrti to thr t til­ led Nall, if- Coouui.sion I.hU v i » intctveiic m lirhalf uf 4*50U J r * tail - inimi pants whose slop v* »y lioaislcl bs HiiIp Ii naval aulhori iirs alter .« blttei battle oil til. Palest lor .oa.l this moiipng A leliaWe Jewish soui.r .aid that the ap|ieal had lieeu deliveirsl to* the .hlilinan ol the l 1 N, comnusicii llag.in.sh high i oii*Iiii-m--si by tbe the llag.in.sh hi ^ ^ ^ * * * + * * 0^ II PHllNMiil ••m !*•«* » ro Pauv, Trial Refuses To Annul Charge O f B rib ery Newsprint Sold ;Group Releases On“ FreeMarket” Estimate Of U.S. At Fancy Prices Foreign Aid Cost MeasCire Termed By President Unsafe, Unsound, U n f a i r; Senate Set To Act ‘ U /V SH lN itlO N , July 18 <45 Hie llo il-r ItKla) »oJrd to ovridr 1‘ iriid r n l 1 1111u.Hi» trcoli'd 1Ju h 1i s li e r.s * Stocks j Measure To Cash GI nv rlu o| ’ llir Republican-back»J A rc At L o w e s t Bonds Placed On $ 4.00ll. 0<i0.00(i i.,x cut. Hut nidiLevel On Record! Senate Must List calioni art dial llir S n u t r may tu ila in llir I'leMtlrut ami thu* kill Hi M II.I.I VM M HMBILVN WASHINGTON. July 18 id i. llir bill. ....................... V m W - v l “ ba.V4v,,Y»I' H tsu oltuiJKp^ i^ TrtV ctl' ftkliV ’ -V41ir *i"H3i»r' v n lr‘ t3^ dckuull wa* Some l . S. nrw *|ij|ici i-iil-li-Iiri* a $4.09|,2t)M ,i)00 r ilim a tf- o l tin* 2*8) til 108. 28 m,nr tbsn tbe nee.tie pzying tky luVli * i'll- c> lot cuuniiy * io ingn aid piugiain ioi »taiy two il-ii.lt mip-idy. A total nryttpniif in an iiitrinitionai lire llir nrxt 12 nioulhi along‘ with 4 ol ( i i Drmot ra il joined 216 Hrin .ii krt t h a t - slirlilir.- Iiulil Nrw flat Adm iniitraliun dcilaiatio ii publu am in llir tule to ovctildc Yuik In llir Orient that no addilmhal lum L w ill hr llir I'ln id r n l. . I'.i|ki In-in t’.iha-l.i. ^wctlrli. longltl liefurr 1948. l liaiiuiau I a ll ( K Olnti> lold^i ranee ami I’ul unl i* bring- mkl l l i r inloinialion wa* uiadr pui*- ir|M i|lrti tbr Senate Rr,*iublu all -ml ollrirtl at pncrt lii-m anlun.l Iu in a (i8(l.it(lU-wonl lia iiw in it |mbx) lo u iiu ltlrr will p i n t , lot a $2<)m .i ton Up v*tilt tin- tu trill ol Irtlimuny* takrq by the I lout* Vote la in Imlay on I lie d lu , on Hie "up ” Al Trail ime puli-' A p p iu p iu tio ni A p-ti, r 11ul Rrj-ublaan-llrinolo tiin n llrr on * lltliri li,it. pant $2'*f) .i*-Ion r ia l ioablion ndlr.l up in lirt n iiilli in ill dollai inratuia bund Hot $2*81 iliaigc i» 21*1 |-ci ling up l.i*l miuutr. douirtlii prcdi llm iir tbe. Ilio ir titan tim llu id i irnt .il-,-»r tlie »o t .tiled uuilui l •llting with $ 1 3 4 9 .16I.4IKI tu t a l ­ ltl-t)<>ltty n r,r»«a iy I.i o in tb lo w (line oi $'H j toll ibliiriril ill ly out llir nation** toirlgu poll llir veto. 1 be lln iltr lu ll call Nrw 5 »ik. tin- pn-e ,it wlmli llir ■y 111 llir iii -*ii I Ii a linmrdi4tr!y ibtiwrtl a icilict.inti.il ilu lt ol Drmgir.it l-ulk ol new-;>•ml. uiotllvi j||r,„| o cialt ill iiippm l i-l llir litra iu ie, seited. lie added, however, that it I* possilde that n iedueti.ni of 2 TAI.I MIASSEE, Fla-, July 18. mills may l* effected in Uoid Ipi Trtni -rrr.tg e- " ’ Mnv telrit uii.l siiikiiig fund le'vy. This MT —titi ib i liru-il t-C- i|(inall would iiiakr a net Increase of only W a ll. i I ■ on* o f tin I n o c clmr)f«-**uf lr,*i-2 mill*. Silpl. I.awt.ni said lliat he Imd latlv. ' it -ry again-*-fontici It-1s-ll itisli ucte.l hv tile (.a id to lli-rin-- •’ I'jpy - f K--> D- • ' The .ifii—»~ lw.» r--imt---nrii- not plePaie a tentative budget to lake un-b-i oli'ncj- I'npy'* trial by*Jury to Tullahnssee pest Week and sub mil to the Slate Depnilltu-til .if on tin- ll-i-c iInOge* will ill—ii here M--ii-h»y. Kducatlon for its . on»ideintion. |-at tt hitaket of Taiii|ui, «b- f Imil t .in.itl.i. u mill in llir l mil •11 llir $4,000,1 IllO.liOi' |.|ii* I I g- *c lilt ll pltilltlr* (ul It* 1r 11tic lulu The lii.l of W,. I., h css lei id fending Pap), inainialiu’-l in* *h* Stair* uie, niveting ih rrd i r l i r l . lu a iii, rllnlive Jkl). I, 1948 llir cli.illlWinter Park to re.roof the l.y- inthm «-f Floridu law wu- nil-ge-l ol li|rliii|nilit.ill ill bei bail xiile.l 2li8 In I 17 two man School nt laogwod was ac­ in an indictnieilt ruiint nceudpg . . I'ulilitlieii ll|e G ie rk -1U lk illi aid pioptiani . cepted, Mr. latwtiii aniioliPted. Pap) .iff,.*mg Bep III alley bra a. well .11. tuiall-lown papn. and llir A lliiy * iHCUpali-u* l-io- vlinlI id ibr -iripiurtl Iwit-thlldl, Since no Idds weie received nt (Xlhom oC-Snnfoid n l»ril*** to ) -,,r p-iying (amy p n tr* in pad gram. irp ir-rn t* thr total ol a tu tuilaiu Mi. Iiuuiaii'c veto thia time for ronveraion' of th<> fraln from -voting un a bill which „ U| dangriouil) |..,t mpplici. • llll- in ir l 1bail p irtrn lrd by l ol tbr lint lull wlmli would have Lyman shop liud.liMg i'sslss .i would .hiivi* denied telegrupli >n Stuck* id ncwipiuit belli by ail lyln Wnot), tlrpulv aiiiitaul in I adr llir (till rllritivr last July school cafeleiia, l ie lru«lees of vice* to lin e iMitikniukel r. U. S. Imill 1C||<-1 * at tl,a end ill ill kit III il ilr the district were, authorized to Hi- aigtnjjl tlmi Florltla ln« engage wolkmeii to make min- rovri t-niy atteliipj* to lirjtw- act , , M ay were llir lowrit Irv rl on iniuni. alleiuliiiii* cot_In race**! *nf-TTTmnp«-ion. -nor-of-ommiv*ion.4rrcnnF and—nnly- *hghilc-*ltighrT . detailed__bteakduwu—it- — AVASHtNOlHV Julr 187-vPr— 1 luainrd a tr c ir l b rtw rru ibr com- 1'iriitlrn t liiu n an today *rnt Ton An unconfirmed report said ‘.MS a . . . . u M il til* n il mil* iiiilil I k* iilliiin l. .1 il.r .....I | Mlir * . . , . 111111 ./ I.i Ittmtrr whii won rAtititu1 ... , . .1. * 1,1 1IHI U| JtitMtmiK »■» bdbc* were found in the ravine liu tlrr and NXimhI un llir giouild* giro a ir-und irto ul the Keed that this WoU-d not cost mot n rflri*.a iiw -« lM .M w hkh were tiu - j,,|c U | f | , |r|M n| uf ||tr Amr(IC asd that army units captured .100 duty -f ........ fferer to p e r f o . ^ that It may br d ru d rd to deny puhlii an b a .k id $4 ( 1( 111,000,000 titan $ I .hot i, mors ol the estimstnd H0() rt la-1* Mine it U the duty of u mein-, i*cw*|»->|»ei I'ublnhn* Aituctalion. ••»a « •««« M*l Contract, we v approved fot I--* of the legislature to vole, an. under fir**. I lie-e h i g h - priceit rupplie*. coutillir* in llir R im ia a u ibil w-u-r tranaporting sch.wd cldldteii l-i all- gr-l nlleotpi l-T l-riltr him n o t)'"'a ll in rtlntimi In t--lul L. S. ol d ir luudt which went into ibr /** »jftf&f ’utlIVtal rejwnl ail.l rrivatelf owned vehicle, to J. II. tu *utc i* in, M-'In'tl n. lie oultl. j --"laiiniptioiT. fiiul ilie tr-w a y iiilu|com pilation. CO were killed and 90 raptured in Join-, nod M. M. Ks'es of Ovtethe first phase of the attack and ' ' iJiaiiUL'la_by—tin. Fiat*- Attorney Ph I O' C-nncll orlialf Ir iilrl a mlilnl Ir^ialn- ' _ . ihi, Clem rtowep and Hewer Hal- of Wr»t Halm llra.-b. a*-ignr<l VIHUS Imit i- Miiat -if tile -I- idem that remnants of the- hand Were lard of (ieheva and to tleri II. brie to help pi--t-eutr•the.a'barge* Mtf ll'lutiwlv •Hindi ,ii|h*i 11Ioi * tiun tu |irnn it im m rdiatr rash - 1 I . | ) | 1 4 * l ‘ ! l I I l l W M l t f * running in two direction*. south ing uf veteran*' term inal leave '! ^ » » L I 4 U toward Mrisovo. stronghold dm. Sintlh of I'aola. • ngidn.t Pupy, t- pllt-l dial I'birlila dealing III net* tpi lot fill t he til ing tht German ivriins''' ". and Under atate law said Mi. I.aw- bin eovel * attempt- In influence .... . ll < ■- trm|Hifary mark-tt pay I k iiii I* to their pir-adjournnortheast toward the height* of tun, contracta cannot U- mad.- negative action- l-y biilx-ry. It 1 them* iii-l they, atr inakiug uirnt lint lull clung tu Ju ly 2(1 Mt. Smolikas The report *md for the gorup handling of County ntust : .. >thUa i hey van a- their h-u-cd fi-i quitting date. Il-L said .tiu. . Hid). u-jtuiisibllUy The terminal leave pay plan, -LA*KF SUCCESS; July 18, (A*>~ i thrj,armv v ia In a position to-ruk Will Ik- r a i l e d d u r in g t h is s e s s io n t-ond * to ta lle d $.1.19.000. . II MMllMtrt, scat I'ngr ala* owned Inttt-S g* ’ ll! Ilie' prisl'anl uf :* It-gNlalm i« In vole, nn-l nliriuly approvyil citimtiiiM-n-ly by Tlu- t *in1->l S'ul iuii* Security oJFthe line* or retreat and that of Congre**, Mr. Illggin* .aid In 192(1, a total of $988,000 waa the lli.ard will enter into contraci *t':t• "n-t tu vide Ini* the. effect escape whs impossible. Tbr House, Cull* fur immediate Cuimril ciidi-d it* gnit-ial Balkan They alio ttrgrd the citir* to-avail liondrit for Imlkheading the. lake, with individual drlvet* of school of '--tillg ngnut-l 11 t- l ibnl iv2 IJ. S. Born Wives ea*h payment uf some $1,800.000, dchiilc tinlav atiit plunged immedIlond i.auea in fp-i.j1bstaae*. Thi* will take plac nt a ip -•* a nipj-uity to pa**." The Halkan aub-cnmmU*lon ofj IhemaelvpS of the advantage- of, front. . . . . ., „ held oil Aug. 11. the United Nation* wa* to lea$. j thi* act no they might Ie- In the.' amounted to $2,808,000. Of thi*! meeting to I he anti I... l.le t -*n- ,lr- U l L i t l l l l l l l l I«1 I1 E n v o y s (HMI in |,uittl* i**uetl tu Wt-rl-l Wilt iuii |y lulu t(ie I,mil pha*c of th* 11 veli-ian* a* i ttm|teu*atiuii fot r«*e It del ailed -li*-'ll**lt*n of Salonika during the day for loan- financial poiitlon to maintain the two paving i.auea totalled $2tl.l,- be declared, f- *'--d Ity n umigui ut f-iur vulV*, *-,, * * •• 1 1 1 c*-i • II MMlInMPal een N||| nlrus fot- another Investigation, airport. t 17 ineml-et \ - f lb, II.mw did j • '‘ Del H e l d III S lIU T IU c-uineil leave width Ihey weir tilt the t-utff Iu 1hi*- . Aliter lean and able .tu take. Bii**inu plan* uf aiTitin While in Washington Mr. ItigBoth the Ruaaiah and I’.dUh del flaet Vulf 1*11 tIII* j • ------ — A* Ibe'general di»t4M*»lona fame ■•tea opposed holding the isqulry gina railed on I*. T. Faringa, asPresident Truman aiguril the Iwo Jinia Memorial • Pipy, nil- bn* n-t l-een ini WOltCHSIEU. Mu**.. Jul* 18, •aa., at loannlpa, although (i. I’. Ca»- aiatant to the Chief uf Ent'.nrrt*, Ti.Jlaha»«ee -unre -lu-nly after be (4*. Two .Vnit-iii'uii-liuin wi\.-t uf pir-,iilrullu1 i*ucc%**lou itill |-la< lit a fl-t-e. Firll-'b Ih-legste Alex­ andre I'siinIi tnllt-l till .lire lepir Suffers From Erosion Un- arraignetl and p.-tr-l !-,in.l- fiiinii’i IJtliuanuiii tlii-ltiui.il*, ie(Itiu iru a ra >■ l- x i , M il pferov of Ituaaia had arrnmpanir-J to (li^icu** the appropriation |5r *i-ntative* uf liieei-e, Albania, Bul­ tha board on a preliminary inquiry the work on the SL John* Kiver nf *2,09(1 m-'ie 1huh a umnlb age, IhIi*-* bi'iu rbuigt'il li-l.ty, were' channel. Mr. digging aaid he waa garia ami YugiiRlaxia tu give a»Tssagdav. TOKYO.’ "July I k iAI Thn sat -dlcntly in tin- rmirjroom tu l-eing bi-bl “ priMinera" l>v the Six Nuzis Including aiirance* uf iheii ii>t>|»eiatlun and Amrtiran flag that fighting Mn du>. flanked Ity atl-uney*. ^Fhe full U.N. Commlaalorti re­ aaaured that the $200,000 re»pie»Kuviet Uniiui 111 SilH-ria. rlnr* planlrd atop Iwu Jima'a H ohh IIc»nd For PriHon KihhI Will ported to the United Nation, that ted for the completion of the riv.r With him were formrr Rrp. H. Thev writi.l.-ntlfit-tl aa; Ear'll, of rbe.fttiii in turn-e x Mount Huriharhl "will nut I— Pit-ire Rultinenu of Miami, County Creek civil atrife wa* largely one deepening project will Ik - avail­ Mi*. VftbU-iMiara* Carneski*. 55, , ,dredging „r The Sahfnrd Llonx Club today haulrtl down now" detplte the *av- Attorney Paul Sawyer o f Key the fume 1 Llt-anora Shultz t.fi BERLIN. July I8 (4'i Kml-lf •pie*'itei| a' tleit'lie to *ee llm prob­ to Intervention hy Yugoslavia and, able and that . the actual to a lessor degtee, hy Albania and which start* on Aug. I will Imi. voted to endorse the program of vagr erosion of rain ami wind tt - -I, J. Ijmrelul la -ter, Sr., of " "Iii'Stfl. whttstt bustiairl wo* lit-** ami the other sis high Nazis lem *clt|i--l pvarrfollv, Mild I'aiotl! continued until the project is com-J Camphrll-Loasing Boat 6.1 of the that i* making thr twirr-dnily P.--v \Vr«l and* Jr* l.( -*l» _llall of pri-miei ..f l.lUiualiit* svl**-ii ilial who e*o«|.e,| ^-.luMiae ill tbr Nil- vuif-f-l hi* ' *ati*fartlun tbai the Bulgaria. I ib-l-'ute l-a-l elided un n .pruteful . ; , , '. ’ • <American Ugion In their effort to trip to the volranir mimmil ul. Tnlliihl***ee. •oiintry wo- uvi-rriih Ity l*u*«ia. Itinl'erg war Tnr* dial were nt>le mllit-t than n note uf mutual To »yb»tamiale the position «f;arcure a permanent Depar(m*nt moat impotaibla. duly W'ltilitk- r ami Weldon-lit )lts. Siniib x Kaliii'ksli*. Ilii'l Imti.ifrribF secretly today l< yii-tuant lull the City relating to the airport headquarter* building here. ai:.u Lieut. Col. Elmri M. CJmiltl>| -‘- 'n,ry « f Tnllahn- c.- adilre-tmt-jl furriit-r -Aiuui M-gmi-ku* -,f ur-18|iaiulau prisun, wltrre tliey will property, Mr: Carrawav and Mr. (0 0ffrr whatever aaaiata'ncc Ihey rnmmahtlliig offlcrr uf •thr Iwu- 0i«- -nurt in’ ln-lialf --f the motion ,e*tei. Earliei. IliilgHil* Jollied l(tl**la wilt— liti*banil wu* 1.11 bn | Ve term* uf from III yrais tu IliKgin* called on official*'uf the „iav l*e alda to in furtherim- the Jlma Air Ba»e, told Mtuiaging *" -lUaah -the. clung- Rt-|-. J. Ed lllitnn millixit 1 -if eiluraiioil. slut tile other "Slav Itloe" *tate* life.____ War A**et* Administration to get, project. in what appenied l-l In- * planned Editor Jainr* J. KechiunStfrif"the 1 S'---f* u f. panama ( ity. a I'apy Stain- uf Il-e. Iwu wiiineti 1-1,111,1 their version o f the 8.- It. .IdI and Secretary Hamilton Bi*h-e waa Milwaukrr Hrntlnrl a- frw day* *u|r-rtrr*ln,lln- legi-lntiire. cat at lo-t l-e imoit-tlmlt (y t-larifit-*l in ul • Fur lies*. VVallh'rr 'Funk' and atlt-mpr to -telay aetioti In ($*• Admiral Erich Harder, it lounril un (tie explosive Balkan were Informed that it wa* Iden- instructed hy King I.ion W. O. ago lhat«“ aoon wr won't I k - able fitml titlnrlt'i i, but nlit.iv,-- here Grntol euunarl lulde wiili tin-uii. wu* oppairnlly thru final ap problem. tlcal with that preaented by tho, Livingston to write the State Le to grl a man up hrrr ill a jeep tlwirut-d ImiiIi bu-l letalnetl tlu-ir I- 111 lime — -» outside roof in-111,-ul I»r. M. Mevorah. Bulgarian rrpl.laut. Comdr. (il*nn .Wimbiah. congressman. While the hanford, RjOR Committee, organised to ae- tcrral^ end lower the flag, and |S | ) f I lC e r R c l i c V P f l A s Aimriyati .1 iiueiubip after rnnrri- All wu-rr tliMimrd to life terms. 1e*e nlati Ve, Itmk the flour at the' a former resident of Sanfatd and offlclals were in Washington they) cure iuf|, a t |le, to this effect, and kern th r monument In shape." ago. .» .7. They arrived Ity plane without talked . to memban o f the Civil, it W S1 pointed out that the City upetiing uf thi* illuming'* 'aestion a brother of Mr*. Hawkin* Con­ Mr*. Mm- Al-ltirh, 11 si*ter of Thai atrrb road that Sealtee bull- 1 I t ip y I DJI I W lt f lO H M tee ur fanfare al Gatuw Air m r»ntinu* - the attack * on th* ,,, offered offered tha the lakafront lakefront anftti.ll aoflhall dozer* chewed out after the balllr! nelly, returned to '8anford todav Arroriautics Authority who' aa-,I )has Mr*. Caintiki*,- said tha l-iltar out sured them that they tyould rup field al 8:39 A.31. after a flight site for the purpose. after five years Itf th* United la fa.t "crumbling, L. \V Hprncer. |u--miuMi: p.-mlnen: Fan t bail rt-giatt-iftl bt-r flee t bil-li.-n aa from Nuernberg, wbeiv they bail I'uii. d Stales plan for a semi­ " ' " " ” "*t "already '" • w ha. 1.. *■*. nprnet-r, A rrqueat that the club aid in c2 permanent I m f jd u x z t i L along States Coast tluard and a recent port the'City in -lit efforts to AuntiaiL _LiLiu;in in. VYiu-langtun Wen closed to ., «urisla But hra.L:iuul.aUorney, X * ,* * * .tiM-m-mi-d atib.K, . . ,'■•!; iiuulaUorrtey, wlor-wn* carry uut .the |hovliiona of the 'Wen Tunfinetl since (IrtoWr fulsecuring a reauaitator for Fernald- quarter* tour of duty in Antwerp, Belgium. hrrr »kid the flag ‘'will ' .up-or III lU.IH, Tin- i-hlldrtui, aln- said, luwliig the. uri|iirceilrntril trial Gret-ee * n-u llu-i t^Ba-nliei. quartrr. here .kid ''w ill, T o .-day by tin. def.-n-e Ihill. l.aughton Memorial Hospital waa not be hauled down now. It i* I an- being bt-ltl “ prisoricrw" wiili ,lf |. Comdr. Wimbiah, who waa in In which siirh Natl bigwig* as Mr. Higgins aaid that the Ptathe real estate business in Sanford ■iage of thi* hill will be a decided referred to the Board of Direc­ trying to work out tome method, |b,aie C. I'apy of Key \VeX on tln-ir mother. Hermann tittering, Joachim, Von tors. It wa* pointed out that the M /V.I’l'iRp Breen of \Vorc,--ier. Kihltentrop, Field Marshal Wll Lurjrc* Scale Hattie during th* 1920a, served for more advantage to smaller cities Ilka o f. maintaining the mrmorlaal--•br.l*-ry charges, anm-uncetl-today device could be used in many more ■ nil flltf—Will* tha ni-eataa Itf nf . a l a . 7. . .. * »ist,-r of Mr*. Kairuksli*. aaid *he thdB a year in Antwerp In charge iraallaaM* «■ !■**• Sis) , wavs than an iron lung, and if and flag—with the neceatity of that lie would not testify ill the Keitel anil Cul. General Al­ Brewing In China I hail not la-aril directly from' l(er helm coatly road rebuilding. o f " h o marine Inspection detail ra-c fred' Jlull ware sentenced to l-e there wa* need for thj latter, sister aim < • 1910. and alio had charge of thp Port*(_n n . Aa The wartime raising nf the I "llnwing a long 'tint v*ce tele­ NANKING. July' tH ul’i—A new could l>e used aa an iron lung for , A few muiitli* ago, ho'Suver. -be hangrtl, Goering, however, man­ Inrgc' neute battle l-elween Naof Amsterdam and Hotterdam Ap- G 2 0 A r C .vllH S lIIJf A S 24 hours In emergency pending the flag on Hurlbachi—caught by the phone converaatiun with tlefen*-- aaitl an unid(-ntifle*l woman. In aged to commit auiride. proximate))’ CO U. 8. cargo ship* news camera of Joe B-iteathal, attuineva in Tallaba**ei-. Mr. Spen­ Tl*e seven survivors of Adolf tionnll*! and Chine*e roinmunlat France, had written stating tier entered the port of Antwerp each Indian Steamer Sinks VrASTJtotET& s: ________ Harry Bobwn, who has succeed- .then on Associated I'rea* photogra­ cer laaued tile folloMiug state­ •later wa* incarcerated In Hiltt-rU Itilllrr's ruling rlluur slt-pi-etl troop* i» t-rewing In thn area month, Comdr. Wlmhlau a-iid, pher—matte a Pulilzer Prtie pic­ ment; "The attornry* Tor Hit- tlrfrom their plans ami into a In* soolhraX o f. t-atterrd Sreptngl|ai, BOMBAY. India. July I B - M 1 «> DWt, KHlwrry as Lion “ Tail ture. It was memorialiied in war femlant have relievni me a* a wit- with her 16-year-old-daughter. with about CO more entering (he under heavy guard. Guard* pat­ Ibe rrrenl *',-enr of one of the Al-iut (120 persona went missing Twi.ter” , proceeded about the bond posters and statuary oil (W* ' Mrs. (Kmk*ti* lived in Wor­ two oth*r porta. and I will not a|q>ear at the bitteie*t rmifllrt* of the Chinese administering cester until 1929 when «ho w, nt to rolled the airfield while the bus civil War, report from Mukden in­ today from the cortal steamer T 0 u r ! ■ * trial". Lfying ondltlona In tha lowland* ind.v rolled un to Bpandau, accompanied fines light and left. One of hi* postage stamp*. Lithuania in • tli'semploy of the Hsmtlss, which capalxed under have greatly Improved *lncz the four armored cars inti four dicated Imlay. victims, hia brother, J. N. Rohaon, United Blatr* Strnm..hi|i Linca. Ity war, Comdr. Wimbiah stated, but two enormous wave* and sunk Jr'., protested against being finer! truckloads of soldier*. Tbe re|Mirt*. file-1 liv the ChiLieutenant-Governor Arthur-.W. swiftly In the Arabian Sea 12 p rim are atill exorbitantly high ne*e pres*, said the Communists for being Mia sole member present Coolltlgr fir*t arinour.retl the re­ mile* south of Bombay yealerandChe black market J* flourlthare mustering strong (nice* near wearing a necktie on the ground port of a Ma*«*rhuatts nrotiu-r and CIO Strike Threatens three major towns of the region, ing. Many U. 8. automohilea are that It was necessary to hia men's her five children In-ing held "pri­ *R .D . Thilhl, traffic manger of In evidence everywhere, he aaid, 3 Copper Producers Meihukow. Sian ami llafeng, Wsoner*" hv the Ituaiixn* Imt he th* Homtiay Steam Navigation wear business. Whan It became and sell for fantastic price*. tween .40 and 80 mile* to tha apparent that hia necktla, a florid ditl nut Identify thi-nr. Hotterdam. which waa virtual y CL, aaid them werd at noon, “ A- wash tic. was about to bo cut off, south of Szvpingkal. CHICAGO,* July ' IB (A 7-A He rnuitlcd thi* revrla'ion with By BOnBY PARKS ' •miles as they finiihcf thu 50 obliterated during the’ bllukrelg bout 100" survivors - of tha 721 bo reluctantly yielded the 10 cant »'V icl_i nL-| X r i k e by ltf.O O O f i l l rinnlu 41001 Camp Scribe has been largely rebuilt, ha aaid, person* aixml the 400-ton vessel. Tint. laid madt 1 “ " V t ^ M . a F l i U u . — - a denunciation, of the setl* Amrr- Tn propertie* of three large cop­ S. G. Blythe, Famous Hit- Massachusetts The m 'onn dg y TfT t m fflP VTTirputter molds wrrn oe-ng pre­ un l-cfure- In twlalla g -o nl. that tbo . n » u b.aad. which, waa Inn a dnicn years nbl He said search partic# had pick­ ona l>#gan at 7:00 A. M. aa the pared by the counselors for the lean Legion, charging the Russi­ per producers threatened tftday. Belgians are a very Indualriom -• Journalist. Dies "There, la a strong indication people and “do not sit around and ed up 20 iMMlles and that survivors U . S. Emissary Leaves ■leepy campers tumbled from their rampers to. paint and many of the ans with"ingratitude" in Ignoring bunks to the sounding of Ihe bugle. camixrra -began handsome plastic all request* fun .the woman's re­ that there may he a nationwide argue like the French". A*. Ant­ were brought to Bombay and By Plane F o r China Pepped by tha early morning dip lanyards in the handicraft shop. lease. •trike," • ipoketman for the CIO MONTEREY. Caiiif.. July 18 GP) werp, ho aaid, he got a big k»ck taken to the villages of Reyaa, Internatinnl Union of Mine, Mill —A journalistic eareer that beran and exercises, they dashed off to Hot pad holders woven on frame* ’ the sight of a boat load of Dharamatar, Karanja and FlrA-BOMI1 VK.TIMH and Smelter .Worker^ said •• a on an up-Xatf New York weekly . FAIRFIELD,. Calif., July IB OP) a hearty breakfast and hurried •rr *I*0 popular. wadi. oranges shipped by HIROSHIMA, July IB (Al— •ix-msn subcommittee of the un­ •nd grew tu intirrnationl atatura The ship went down In five — Bound for China aa President back to their cabins to prepare Cabin 11. with confident sniles, 5 Wimbiah. who la on llr - .pilnutea. Moat apf-orW Truman's special emissary, Lieut. for the esbln Inspection. Cabin ehaltrnged Cabin I to a -soft ball Fifteen million units of surplus ion's national negotiating commit­ ended with the death of Samuel G. Blythe, 79, last night. vg and expects to be djs- Ip be Ipdtans, altbongh Ikna GeneFal AlUrt C. Wedameyer 'I and Cabin V won first place, game and were greatly disap- American medical officer* had re­ tee met here. 1 m union claims to rapraaant -Tha funner •uttor of Cosmopol­ on Aug. U , was cammis- KoropeaiU were reported among laft tha Fairfleld-SuuMfeL. Air Cabin U. second place. Cabin-Ill, Dointod.ot their losing 17-3. Tb»y turned uver tu the lUruihlma Jap­ Transport Command boa# hy third and Cabin VI, honorable kpow. however, tha tide will turn anese Red Cross hospital, where 7.000 employees at the American itan magazine and political writ­ _____In October. 1941. He aerved the passengers. many atom bomb victims. still Smelting and Refining Co.; 6,000 er fur the Saturday Evening Post •pcclal plane shortly before mid­ mention. v In the next game. for ■ while at ChsHcvtoa, S- ( MEET TONIGHT night lost night. During the swimming period. It » i t contest night at tho coun­ are being treated, it was an­ at the* Phelps Dodge Copper and the old New York World died before going to Key Weal where The twice postponed City Com'With a party of 10. he will ra­ Bobby Morris, Harold and Frank cil ting last night oord an elabor­ nounced (txlsy. J a p a n e s e and Cor., and 7,000 at the eKnneeott at “ Sunset Hill “ his home on ha was.for more than a yew cap­ tain of tha port. On 8ept. 1 ho mission meeting will bo held to- main .in Honolulu on completion Cranston, Sammy Dunn and Ernie ate bubble gum context was held Amriean medical officers had rv- Copper Co. The A. 8. A R. has 17 Pebble Brarh,~atter' a long lll____ _____Morris was chou-n p o r t e d insufficient medicines properties undar contract to the nesa. He had lived here 10 year*. Ernie ,will return to kla former poeluon night at 7:30 o'clock, II. N. 8%yer, of th# 12-honr flight and tthen Morris earned whit* ribbon*. Four In ishlch Treasury departaua* in city manager, announced thia cAnlinuas westward via Kwajalsln, proud red ribbon ovrnari received Bubbla Gum King . and was chaj- available for treatment of the atom pnlon; the Phflpa Dodge alx pro­ At tha hcUlda waa hia son. Stu­ -bomb victims. duction units and Kannecott tight. art O. UTyTha of Barkaley, Calif. morning. , — -Guam and ToE?& ribbons with tired (UoatlaaaO a* Huller of Gainesville and W aller gj j t .ooO. U ntil 1922 this wa* in Shelly, city managei ul D.ivlun r ; , r, | by 111$,<>00. Beach. * ' [ ' Thro the boon) alwrta-d Mild apIIlu* In. gioun oroun mrt met with re rrnirtrn.ioen j l"oval |n |W2of|hrbond C itrissue* a d d rdincreased. -$325,000 lalive Joe llendnck* and diicust-j|0 bon.1^] debt. The Um.lt of eel Senate Hill $<»4. a bill to give! n,22 were: $i!7,IH8l for dock and cities, paiticulaily .mallei one*. thr| i‘oat l«a»ln; $36,000 to irfoml<tlir ptivilege of u.ing building. and| * lS t% £ £ other intUllalioni on lonner gov- jn(f |4lflhM, for , rW„ r». einmenl air station, that aie not! In 1923. the library got $6,900 within the area* technically known more; $30,900 in bonds were ap..,l _which i .,i lhave |„„„ field (Munia. airporti neucle, been.’ prove.1 for an athletir M6>000 WM deeded previously I" the cities. Uinde.1 fur a golf link* tSeminole The bill authoii/es the usr ol Country (’lullI and newer* drew the funds that may he derived another 180.00(1, a total of lino,. 000. from the use, lease or sale ol In 1924 it wa* decided to build this properly lo r' the operation a new City Hall and lamd* were ol the air|M>it, Mr. Higgins ex­ issued for S75.000. Other 1924 plained. It emphasized' the gov- bond* Issued Were: $10,18*0 for the cemetery; $100,000 foi paving; eintpent'i interest in inaintainipg lllUkQUO for w w h s - and- $50,000 as many airports a* possible in to build n city jail. Other 1924 issue* were:, water­ actual operation and recogniz­ ing 'he costs llia f must be met works IKindt. $.175,000; Ua* plnnt, $157,000; paving, $140,000 and by mailer cities whose revenue* $62,000. The toUl iaaue ol 1924 at*' r 7imitecf. *— *waa $1,124.0*). (n 11*25, pavinr '-on.ls w«ra While Uu-yhill prohibits the n»e of the designated propert> * for istue.l to the amount of $131000 manufacturing purpqsra,. it ^rf.'-nml I'^H.OOtl. In 192.1 paving mil.., their fur. dittrihutiun, honda wars-' laaued In tha amount* kervires, and similar functiuna. of $7(1.000 and $02,000. Total pav. The Florida delegation we* as­ ing honda Uaurd ware $1,41X1,000. sured hy Hep. Ilemirirkii an 1 He- ToUl waterworka bond* were publican mrntU-rs that th- bill valued at $700,000. Os* pl.nl T IU N Council Muds. On Bulknn Issue Lions Endorse Plan F o r S ta te Building Conidr. Wimbish, Form er S an fo rd ite fy d s F o w ig n Duty Boys A t Camp Winona S e ttle Down T o V ariety O f Sporta And A ctivities I �— r wmmmm— m a m ■■. ia ill III I M - f W i i II....... ____ !’ p m ^ I] i it *i v ’ THE NANFOR!* HERALD. S A N fO R D . FLORIDA I’ .V.tK t u U The Freedom. Train The Sanford Herald Plane Challenged To Globe Circling Race T - I F THEY LOSE, IT'S A 'S H A M E -!" P.«tf$»>U«lirrf In IDO«l Plll.llwliPil elftlla ****|»l ^ mul ^nitiliBf- ol hriMliifil, 1 Ihflill ttl Mnaft'ill* .IlfMV tnt>-refl Be Mf«»nl H«m nmllgr Drf«**wr il. IIUH. HI D»r mflre If nnt* lTtnil«*i»e Iltf 4H if f -i p h v N itl ttnrell H* ffefi'T lliil.l. %Ml 1. I»l. %> rrUlHf le'iHluo IIIM\ Occasionally in tho Inst few month* hltn of information alront n jir>t|xwied '‘ Freedom Train” have Ix'crt flontini? nround. Now the plan omergea more clparly. It is sponsored l»y the Atlnrney Oenernl's office, hut Is being carried out by the American Iferitatce Foundation, lire,, lfiftl Broadway, New York IS, N. Y. Thu idea Is to place some o f the most precious docu­ ments owned by the t’ nited Stntes o f America on a train an arranged that they may la1-shown, with complete secur­ ity, to Americans in the 18'Htates. These documents are M IIHI HIP I M»\ l U t K l !*«• *iatilf> lit A i h * i r r hetnir lent to "the Department o f Justice by the Library- of • .an f* #'**»♦***. Mffk 1 ‘onpress, National Archives, and other sources such as the t: Oil* Muitlli *** A. S. \V.-Itoscnbach collection, Commonwealth of PennS V tf Month* 4.6« %I • Hii»!il«* - -••• H.tMl rylvanin anil; New York State Library. The American Onr I f i t , } fAII nhAiont ir himIff *nwt» »»♦ licjitriKc Foundation says: ‘‘They invliide a manuscript copy of The 0 » » ' t V a , i m m I mI I h h * »• f*»# lh» Ml ^ Ucclanrliun o f imlepcmlence attested try Hetijamin hlMhii Imh*U. •*# rfcMVtff* f»r Franklin, The Treaty of Paris o f I7H.T recofcnisiuK at rr*ulnr *A%t tlUinn MlM the independence o f the United States, a printed In'MiMt ll»|ir#w»U' draft of tin* Constitution .with annotations by th#>. In**.. tniini-HU 111* In III* ftnilwM il llrltl «•! n^t»»tlaln» Ccnrpn WnsbinRton. the official nrjd orlftlnal OffIf*-* ii'fr winliftyjllttl It* th* tnf'tf*1 manuscript of the Hill o f ItiKhts, The Fmancipa­ #•1 rlll»a Im thr riunln «llh prtnWpftl tion I’ rra-Inmation, and others conchidinK. we »*«) %#i* A nntlcipaie, With the Herman surrender; documents, IIm- tlotnlit H* a mr»it*rr «l tha thr> fnmmis ilirohiio Rescript, and the Decliiration Aa*«rln!r«f |*r»*« whir* U thUllwl # • * I It a t * # I * |M I l i t " ' >1 * " : l « t t t p 'l l M I "' by the United Nations. Every conceivable measure rnthiH nt nit lh** Inml » f « i pflnt*-* * Is iM-liijf taken to assure 1he complete security o f In ih U »*M*i*Hi*gf* »• m »II M *1* A T n m i i dU|»nfrh*«. these documents.” It is proposed that inch community visited pror-lnim FRIDAY, Jl’ l.Y 1". 1317 and orttniijlc a Community Retted (cut ion Week to l*e cliniaxeri by the arrival o f Die train. School children are to be parpnred by special atudy, and taken to see these areal BIBLE VF.ltHE FOB TOIMV exhibits. FAITH LOVE AND COURAGE Aland n year will Ih> needed to visit the 200, communi­ ARE NEEDED AS A DEFENSE ties o f tilt* baslii plan. The first showing of the rbntent.H Dl'CBY DAY. DO NOT ENTER LIFE'S BATTLE UNARMED of the train vvlll be ip. Pliilmlelpbia on Constitution Day, AND UNDEFENDED: ThereT'ir* Sp|vt. 17, 1017, The ‘complete itinerary has not yet Ireen take up tlit* whole artfWf <<t G<?l, worked bill‘ but those in charge Iio(h* to get around most that y* tuny In* alrii tj> withstand of the country sometime In 1048. They expert to be ready •II to stand.—8ph*»i«n» 'Ell. mop. t». Announce Uw i>.ul<-. Tja; ojijivrU^ijly^J.i. we»^ these Sfj>a -i v — NTtai •- drwtrmenls will bo a splendid one, and snotial by no means Crest Blilsm In* decided t 1 lie neglected. CHICAGO, July. IB. (AY-TlTr Reynold* Hnmkih?llr groomed for a solo globe circling record about * August 1, was challenged yester­ day to make the flight a race. Franklin Uinb. flight director for the Reynolds flight, srjid h?i received a challenge from Willlnm Hancock of Tdlsa. Oklfc, »hu said he planned a round the world Right with hia P-38 fighter plane and wantrd to race the Reynolds A-'Jfl ttomher. Lamh said the “ reason for the Reynolds flight is to puhliclie Chi­ cago as a world air center amt ‘to further the Interest of aviation. If this could be accomplished by the accepting tjic challenge ot Uancock then the decision of tha ReYnolds* pilot, William tMom. would he final.” I,amb said Odom will announce hia derision tomorrow on whether! to rare. The Reynolds bombshell will leave Chicago in an attempt to cut in half Wiley Posl’a 103.1 record of IH7 hours. Lambo said. Th* flight Is sponsored by Milton J. Reynolds. Chlcsgo pen manufac­ turer. East April, the Bo.vrt'shejl, piloted by Odom, circled the gloln. Florida V ets Take On-Farm Training asking i|t}fl*tmi)j| established this fact, ami a very cheering one it Is. The Hiirrev revealed these facts also: J. AImuiI a third o f lire men polled Were lalrreslcd. nearly hnlf-the women. . ' * '• ~ 2. People with some college training were more in BH favor o f enrolling limn those with none. •*t. The greatest demand for adult schooling is in the t) sgp grou p .21 to 2R years. 4. In a similar poll taken four years ago, ,'tl j>er cent fir. Robert M. Hut: hint’ Com wore Interested; 4t per cent ttalar; n gain of about onejnitlee on lit? I ifrdom ol th? fiftb*. Courses in economics, government and tmychology top Prfii recommended ih*t news­ papers anti newspaperman ilioultl those in demand, witli engineering, journalism and lang­ indulge in moit trlf-criliciim. And uages following closely. Practical subjects like dressmaking \k»«»brook l’»al?i in lira recent and home economics have more followers than do art, articles an Ed Sullivan teem* to radio atid tin* sciences. That so many citizens are eager to s|iend precious be taking lli? iuRK?tlion seriously leisure lmtlVs lit getting an insight Into the workings o f to heart. government and the laws o f economics laaleg well for the kii ■-where - tha- railioadv - are nation's future. An enlightened, electorate makes for en­ lightened government. A greater knowledge of languages going to sell travel ticket) on is an essential If our young people are to live iirth e en­ iredit and provide for p*ym*nt larged world now coming. Practical techniques liko sewing en the inMallmSnl plkn. However, nud home economics are useful in building sound homes the time hai not yet arrived when hiuI family life. you „c*n lake that trip to die — Yellowstone Park - -for^-nolhing. Immigrants They'll prohahly look you up in ■ Dunn & Hiadslieet's. , a sal Seerrlaiy o(. th? TieaiJiy ^uy* riei n i^ . .Il lli.it ti.r I'lmilrnl might tutu lli? iikIiI - Liml <>| lit income la* reduction lull. Hit im't l!i? riglil kind'of * l»x tut kill one that would tut laxev? Tho number o f “ dlnpliiretl pernontt" now liviitR nhroatl ................ in mnny* slmnKo lnmln itRiiiiiHt thoir will, is very lurtfc. A Chirego scimltit ,f l'*-* ™ UM 'Recent A-.timntpa In Germany,' Auntriu mul Italy nlonn art* committee that universal mlliUry] „ niillinn or mora. Many o f tnVm*would ht» jjlod to return trsining ir a “ politicsl racket i ‘| to thi'lr fonnor homon. hut find il tlifficuR nr imiHwnilrli!. and "will be totally ureleti in the Ho Ihori' hi nnturnlly n HtroiiK mnvvmciit on thoir part next war.” II il does‘ nothing more to Rook homo* in the United Slates. And the ipiostiou natuthan to leech boys to walk mlly arises, whether it is not a nittuml itutl even desirable straight, to carry packr on liters procedure to uiltnit unobjectionable foreigners to this coun­ backs .and In carry out intlruc- try in cimsliloriddc mimtwrs agaiii, somewhat as before ticnr intelligently, it wtrtr'l .be Die recent war which upset so many arrangemcntTi o f long standing. "ureless,’.’ Any opera! jon o f I hire- kind .would have to Ire handled The love of a*man for his dot wisely nud carefully, but Die principle involved seems is onr of the strangest phenamine sound, especially in the cast* o f aliens who literally have of human natuie. In Lnuisvillr. no homes and who can he well vouched for as desiraldu citizens. Ky.. a woman diet leaving $1,000 One |w>|nt should Ire made dear. These are not "extra" In her dog, only $300 to hr• Immigrants. They are. in numliers, the ones not admitted mother, sn aged woman in s'i during the war. Their work.,is needed. In farming localities health. In J»cksonville._Fln^ a especially their assimilation might Im* readily accomplished man cuts a dog to death with n if suitable housing can be provided for them. penknifr "because his harking got nn my nerves.". Il lakes all kinds nf people io make a world. T H E H ISTO R Y OF SA N FO R D CE LE R Y There are four ways of "spoil­ ing” a child, says Gladys Bevant. in her artidr on "Children." They •re ( I ) Allowing "perfect fieedfim" to children, (2) Over ind#b gence, (3) Excess of attention. Ind (4) Lack of attention. Too many parents think that "spoiling" jl. something whi.h couldn't poss­ ibly‘ happen to their children; yet il is something which in this day and time is all loo common. I | . By II. J. LEHMAN The arhlrvemrnt* of a liankru|tt orange crate side* they had on people la perhaps the moat re­ hand. In the Spring of '.*7 they markable feature of tho ftanforil shipped four cars under refrigera development #f rrlery growing, tion by (he advice and with the that It waa conreivcd and nrrum- assistance of Mr. 3. O. Chase, 8r. pllshed hy people without money in February, ISntt, they had « and some «f them heavily in debt. hard freese, nolhwlthsUnJhg fine Thii'dvvelopmert of the "Hanford retery was made which brought Celery, Delta” was the direct retail good prices. Having, arrived 1h? of the frrese of February, IHUS problems of irrigation, amt in a which destroyed the orange groves large measure those of plant ratsand made all poor. Then.* who ing and culture, the progress was ‘were too poor to leave, or who more rapid and others joimil the loved Florid* too well to desert farmers. her. had to turn to new wnyr to In fast succession many morr make • living. The lands where names were aittled to tig cilety their dead grovea stood wirro prac- Industry amung whom were H. if, Ually all the elesred land they had Chappell, Joe Cameron, Archie —on them they grew corn, pota­ Cameron. L A. Rrumley, It. R. toes, pFas, beans, and hay, and Rriston. Tom llawfcins, C. F. Wil­ began to live ae nearly aa possible liams, Mrs. B..E. Takarh. N. J. at home. .Their trucking land* 8timstrom, R. J. King, A. Uojdilns were in the woods and had no and others whose names wo c iuU known value. It took atwiut a not ohtain. Also I, H, Torwllllgor. year to get their bearing* and (who had been growing tobacco) begin work, but In five years they to whom more credit beTonr* than had perfected the Sanford system any other for the perfection of tho of lub-lrrlgafltm and demonstra­ tub*[ ted that tbeaa trucking lands were .W K'f l tt.hrJrtigAHPn..9.M. of .thx H e most, proddcltve kdoWhV ~Hbf vital factors in the production of only In crops, but also In levnoic. large crops, waa fsom necessity It would be Interesting to home conceived and perfected within five people to 'recount some of these years after celery production Ik*. struggles and tell who mada them, came a reality, Irrigation waa but In this paper It Is sufficient known •• far back as 170 yean to say that In the winter " f t * ago. In-early days vatj plantaand J. E. Pace shlprfd the tlnna of indigo and cane were laid first lettuce -. from Hertford . out with « fine system of rMiuln* toqi --------head ----- ----------- The affair in Ahoskie, N. C. the ' Other day in which a colored man won a $3,200 Cadillac being raffled off by a civic organiiation, but was denied the car be­ cause he was a negrp is the type 6f thing which might have hap£ined in any civic organiiation in the South and is most to be deplored wherever it 'might have happened. There is no reason, no — l6»m...att.fait ' play.' sio justice.' mr Americanism in selling a man a tielet and then denying him the ute of it solely because qf his race, religion, or. political, beliefs. If he was good enough to buy the ticlet, be wai. good enough 16 get (he car if hr had the lucky and B. F. Whltner, E. S. Harrohl,} lined ditches providing irrigation. WQ _ irrical number. Atid the millions of dolDeep wella, carefully walled. *fat. worth of k rd * T _note .1_* . a lthis i t . early __ W t daleA the that at Sanford flat relery rate woe adop­ ted end used, the length of which wo* determined by the us* of old brought to the Soulh at a resu’t of this incidAit could not be off­ set by a thousand Cadillac*; vided water fpr those plantellons plotted too far away from the St. Johns River to ohtain a&trr from that eource. It ie needless to fol­ low the experimental stages of n*e RADIO PROGRAM S Station WTHIl Frida| Pi; f» e Jw 1 7:*'» 7 I• H i: w le*. %;.*.* I Jklitiv h n f Hjiiirln A ft » " 'i !,(•** filfin 11g «4.||tfl« N »'«ll U|**MI. 1lojr* • ’ * liiF Hu XiHiLUrmin N‘ *-« * M ? * l.u m tiK ^ Tim * (1 , IlilF'* llesdlU ii X iw i »:t* Mammy Kaye i : : * { f f i b p p e M B u iu d i l b on I laslMn•- Ni s i ’ UtiOi Uva 'IntVa lu li S'am-y Use leiJO The Ambacsailors le li Will in-ift-r ll:»s II- s t i l l e r News llitia A t u i a o I n l . i l u t l a an-l I*' lltoi mt tltlb Itumheim Ib l, 11:11 lluilily lli'fin* Ciito lleaitlln- New* |- |j IVnlrrn llountlap IJilv l^tt-al Nt*, H r a illln r N r s i liKa M u slf ft.f I'a n r tn g l i l i + T u n y llusso 1 :IS Misili Sly11 ft 1# t»'it'll laffiii W o flfi fiyiTiiilutny O r p t ii || Vlty Kllfl Al ii fii like* Uluh * It) U.i 11 ;•"< H ol ttitf 1i *r*7 lt*=ijlM *I< l*ll> V4»l|f * ILtIL ----*— 11« i|14b*•t t ll tif X 1*1411 i 1rail PII r *V»W» - SIl ) l f f f, >»*• Siiiii •»n r uo llrad ll* X*w* $50 eisn . Mht,|.|ar* Merensrtti' lOiefl lle a illin e New* -nrrns nitiina rnstmlu l l tin Jo JI .on lli« 4 11:1* 1 1 :4 * 13.*o‘ llilj 11:311 IS ili l:io . 1:9* I r la tu * I IS ? :» » 3 Si JlPO I lit e r o ,* A m ig o * The M USIC 119 W. iHt “ By Now ” i> at C O L E M A N ’S Stationery Specials 1) W ATCH fo r the reopening o f the N ew Longw oodllo& l Lnngwood, Fla. U nder New Management Box Sm yrna Auto Auction Co. Anrlton every Tuesday I I*. M Starting July 22nd At New .Smyrna Brarh Alrp Bring Your Title. Ph. 953 1 os yi-lt.dit- W hi) per* juil sitbttlir Whlipers l i l t Match Tim# 3 le Knurh Idahi ■Si«u I(IIIIII11> Times l il t Th# Ki«'ti-|i»v* -« c* - llmtllmf S ra ,—— — — I II Milter Minna* t ns I4M* ('lull tile TjtiJy iwwslt S ioe -#wa • * I ol I u o Headline New* ■ivtdty Tint* ; os xiary Kimso liie Steel Hie Unry,t 1.41 r>ally rlatalr* tilu "N.tv.llr T'ot* Sinn Kc9ri s uo liaailltn* Sew* »:ui Twlllshl Mttna* i it Fr»"S'- , '* '1?. tile Xlaicti "I Mluirl* Extract of iiitch-hatel I* pr«lit* At* Vnu I.Wienlna I pared from the leaves of *h# shrub, It** Headline S«ws I II Tnmiirriiw'* Mund*y liehoui found in North Ameiiran from It. i “ ijA " i:» .j 4>|pr\ f: i'l*41l|i»r • JMill 1»■*i ^ «- t»l H n flip* t" 1(1 1;. I w i i u r iM r lt n i *: nn ItMihfltii* s - • j-unria* Hcrpnatk I;3ii H * h tlFxiilfififi N#w» S fii ■ *: Jd- ■Murnlna Itavollnne > *i MurniiiK M i-tim f k»fi I.esM -S = 3l3s 'Vnlial VI* IIIHhtltle* ; |* Miitie f*u Mai not* y * im S *w * Ills I't.le *'0!l T. llta tlliiu * I'ursev lllee I' lu lt , Slli Cur I-and Ii# Uriah! *.«n *‘nlumM* Iterord Hhnp s jn t Krcnhlr Ha*iei» New* suli-lrrigation, except to »«v that |#:(iu In at Mirlne* of M*btdy the first efforts were ilisa'yvoint- luiJO Malurdsy—fence Tim* ing. With the gushing nelestisn 111«9 Itall rteuit* wt-lls ihnl the Hanford set-lion is 1 1 1■■I J oa n llrooh* 111 I t ■’ m m I (la**!* blessed with, it was reasonable lor 11-39 Time them to believe that they nmtd II 1*1 tlremn llrt.cflne N*w» funtrol water flow to 'he extent 13:U0 Mian f'ff of perfecting irrigation. (In the ground that is adapted Saadar loeMian on for relery growing hy this form • mil fur SUdllsIlon of litigation there is a haul nan • ol il Mimday lleedlln** 7iee tb.it is from 12 to 2H inches Itelnw 7i«i Monday M»on*rt* the lop surface. It holds the wat­ 7iJa Slmdrel Kevu. . er jn the soil when the stop pm-kets see llraitlln* Newt ___ tie* IHrtrwnd -lllr*rh an- plugged and tty so doing, the ■ in rhiirrh of *3o(l wnicrJa fomut to the top of the Viou -t H*adllp9 New* toll, or to any level that is wanted, so* Mtanip* Quatlet by rnntrnlllng the height of the 9:3* Ai—mtdy of il>-d IOiSO Il*>*prl Mlngti* plugs in the stop pockets. I*ei 1* riraan ll»'*(l»* , . Briefly staled, the water is sup­ |ii.10 Ti»»*"(? I.’he*l of >f*todir plied through three Ineh tfle, laid III** r’hurrh Mervlees parallel w-ross the field, 14 to 21 ll:*e N*w* al Vvvn inches deep, with a fall of not lets I3il* Old ItrfmllS than one Inch to the hundred feet. lj:l« t.«na■'Vi.rlli Mtltd Choru* ttil* l.’ote (lie* itlul* .The distance between the rows of |:»9 Itawafikn Melodla* tile varies according to the wdl. In til* Ortn sad Ktr*r Mindy InanC, 20 fret affords effec­ l-.s* Hoiwmar Keienad* tive drainage a* welt as Irrigation. tie* Headline Newt 3:** John Bushes Occasionally on some farms, they 3: 3o I’hwh Voder encounter n streak of gumlio and 3:3* L’linrert Ilsur in such solt the tile should he jin* AIrian* Trio placed 10 feel apart with plenty list rW m t-C U sslW ----- t. of sawdust over the joints nod 12 Silt .Hammy K*y* • Kmir ^ to ]8 inches of white sand .on top, 1:00 liJd llera’e to V*l» so as to afford proper drainage l;4t ‘ Vranhla Mailer* «and irrigation. Site lleadlln* New* At the upper end of the tile, *i*t V*. and VJ III Ihe lllfhest Tradllloa beginning at the artestian wells, ail* *i3*-r Htrlna* of Melody and running hy the end o, each II** New* el the Hey row of tile is a water main. It III* Tima for X Tim* * will readily be seen that water *10 Twlllaht Kona* turned into the water main, and 7tM llaadlle*. New* 7:»» Hon Iteker running by each of the standpipes, Till Hay Herheek can be turned tnlo as few or on Till Ilet 4'ourinar many of the three Inch the as may «:•* JUaeehell Moure* he desired. In.this way irrigating S:*l tamny end lllnaef IVeep River IloyeV: •11 gr any portion of the fieliL The till a n Jua Itelehman . . tile'is In short joint (13 inch) *■*• N#w* Headline* loosely jointed and covered with t ill tour I'ommunhy Tlrspel sawdust and the water find* in lilt John Hlrby til* Merle PHI grrss and ecreaa at the Joints. l'»*m Tim# When the ground is level land 1*i*e IS:I1 Tommy Tucker the flow of water not too until it 1ft:Xo Muele foe Uelenln* will he found that capillary m roc:** New* (i0H *U|ipli»* «)1 tha m n l . ' i . i . XUil.lU* Ti ed. even for setting plan'.*, but 11:11 News most fields are equipped with atop I J l f e Mis* Off pockets al the lower end of the field. A stop pocket is usietiU a 12 inch cement tile 24 to 30 liwne* in length, standing upright with a solid cement bottom and a parti­ tion running the full length with hole* every elx Inches so iLiy may be plugged, (hue bringing the wat­ er to any height - drain'd. Thie system of Irrigation also acts as - **• L " v t Trxau to Nova Scotia. The black walnut tree of North America grows as high o* 160 feel with a 20-foot girth. . ALL to Fo r m e r p r ic e s : ^ \ For S, Vacation Letter W ritin g . MeilUlitie New* W ettern llnuritlup Ntmn T im e Note* M l»m l * ij Mallei New* Inanity S m l tlliia*r ilttliliy MlierWoml llertrem l M lneh Hr-ltm Merenailit New* liar N on* llan eli N ew * - t: UP TO TR A D E IN ALLO W AN CE FOR YOUR OLD RADIO — T im e*— V.iii'r e Ilet4ue*led I lan ce T im e New * Headline* lUMuti M a lic Eunelieitti Uanc* I _^ 8P* t‘ ATLANTA, July IB i/n_M ore than 43.000 veterans Xre^.engaged In nn-the-farm training.' In five il southeastern states, the Veterans Administration said recenty. The on-the farm training pro­ gram is com bind with classroom Don’ t Read This , rvHsrdesined fo rr «trrsns who own or operate farms. tJnleHs Farms operations are supervised by classroom Instructors. Y’ au went In sell a csr The number by stated -wai' t »Y'ou want to buy a car ported: Tennessee — 17,270;mmAlm. We will a«ll your ear for II ahama — 10,712; (reorgia , commission. If your car U m South Carolina - 0,074, and Fin- aold, you pay only f 1.00 reglstr rlda - 3.BIH. I tion fee. High hid may be * I by aeller. * ' iik the United 'SUD« Urttmuldur an additional $250,000.1)00 ol Ambitious Adults th* occupation tiali in Germany. I*n"t it * good* llnnR out Unci* Two out o f Jtvy? adults the country over are interested Ssmj hit R"1 lol» ol money? in continuing their education. The man who goes' around f F F T D A Y , J U L Y 18, 1917 ¥ ■ A- -- .wMSm, �* >: ~r' - t ' - - S -: - ? % ..- . *.v - * .: "•f~~ TODAY, JULY 18, 1947 ■ — T H E S A N F O R D R E T lA t n . fiA N F n n n . * *- —- ■ — gan*. » «■- • — *■ -I -■ - Social A n d Personal Activities Social Calender ” =• Rchckahs Take Part In Installation Personals f l o r id * P A f iE T TJT IEK ------«-------------- Mrs. A .W .L e e Honors Miss Connie McCall -a,"i W . A . Cnnup Awarded 25-Year Service Pin Mi*f Connie McCall, whose en­ gagement wa* recently anhbunccd, was honored on Thursday Ihoming at 10:30 o'clock with a Ct«n Cola patty given hy Mm. A. W. Lee at -her home on l.nurei Ave­ nue. * The rooms were decoiatcd'vrjth colorful arrangements of glitjod. Use* and vafi-cotored ginnlnx. An arrangement-of the bright flowci* In- a pottery howl rentCtnl the dining table (tom which imull hot sandwiches and date rulbi nitre served with the drinks. Assisting Mrs. I^v in Serving were Mi*. Bihnund Melech, Mrs. Collier Brown, Ml** Caroline I-cr and Mis* DolorcW ia-e. A priir, Dhl Spice rotogne, was given In Mi*. II. Ik McCall fur having th- mathed coca cola. Mis* MrC.VI was presentml with a piece of Fialsrls crystal In the Willuwinci•• pattern. Those enjoying the morning with Mis* SlcCall were her mother, Mra. Kmmrt McCall, Mr*. Mci*rh, Mr*. Brown. Mr*. Charles Parks*. Mi* F. B. Roumillat. Mis. II. Ik Mc­ Call. Mr*. Edward 8. Mrk'aH, Mr*. Ueorgc D. Bishop. .It, 'li «. Ray Fox. Miss Mary Ann Whelch-I: - —Photo by Raymond ‘■tolio Mlaa Jran llaiper. Mis* BlirnlH-th Whigham, Mi** Jackie llcoti hie, Pleiun*d »i th-- firsl dam ■' of the Sanf -t Hot h nnd Icnui I'lul which \bw held at the Mil* fa Irri Mlaa Audrey Bach. Mi*v Dolores on Bdttlldiis li-citi air Itabln 111is "II. Paul llo.!gtrs, Mnry I ..na May. Bobby .ln|n-s, Mary Helen Fib#,’ Dale lo-e. Miss Caroline lo-e ap*t Mia* liolmnnn, Netma Jean Sa>.*1', * Hit ty M»t| Jininlii I ’tlft| ^ ^^.* - ' *^ Bylvia Mclsch. In recopnilion of ht* fsllhful work, \V. A. Canup. wnlch emrireer at Sanfiad 8team Blectile Uen. emting Plant; has t>een nwarded a 23-vear service pin by Florida I’nwei ami Light-Company, J. A. ; Young, plant up-uintcml-n'. an* ; nouncsl .ye-te|ila>. Mrs. Fred Myent, district de MONDAY Mr*. Kenneth Sir Lend returned C.tlutp wa* awarded th.< pin nt ' * M1* W. M. U. of the FUnt hap- puty president of district No. 10, on Tuesday from New -York City a *p«c&l* presj-ntatlorsl eremonv ‘ •jO » C % c h will meet at 3:30 nnd the installing alaff of Semin- where she has bean spending SitW InM >0i July J i t Beginning work Itrhekah l-odgr No. 43 of San­ J- M. arthe rhurc hurrh mfWt; CTttti *. «la time with her husband. In I’nlaika In. 1322 as an cngnie’ e ford installed officers of KLsItn. Britt i*. in charge o f ■ P H H th d with n pae-lcycssnr cmipinv >f program and the subject will be mee I.»dgc No. 42 in Kissimmee Sir. ami Mi*. L Burke SteeliFlorida I’-.w-T nnd light C*mj last Tucsdsy-ovenlng. Mrs. Myers “Chinese." , | pany, •Canup tiau-feried foi , ‘ The Sunbeams, Junior KAr-t.nd was! Introduced and given a cor­ left today fur Newark. N. Y. where time to Davlona and cam;- tn San­ Junior GA» will meet tit thu same sage awl- a gift from the hxlgj they will apend tho next fuui ford In l!'2i>. lie has |.»eii here and Mrs. Nettie Babcock, Junior munths. hb>* si till church. i aimw. __ past noble grand,'presented gifts ’Hi* Prayer llnml uf the I’resliy- to her outgoing officers and Ml*. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Darden n -ommenting upon I'anup'a mian Woman’s Auxiliary will Myers. and daughter, Betty Walker, of i onlstahding tecuril, «ii _ , -...tg ■*»t at 3:30 M. The regular Following the inutaliatiun drill Wrst I’.oint, flm.. visited fiicntls eai-k botinfii and insplrntiun.il, meet* and the hutinrsa meeting refri-ah- In Sanford recently. " T h e degree of loyally which . wg-of the I’rcshyterinn Woman'* tnenta were served tn the members Mr.' Cnnup bn* -hown in remainAuillia^l will nlao meet nt-Mhe present and guests. On Thursday Mis. Diehard CHIImtple and Mr* itur 'on the Jnb!_J\\f. .25 v-s-1 U aam* time. the installing staff uf the local llrni" Wight. Ill, apent Wednes­ .something u-- hoild all think TUESDAY chanter will go to Orlando to In­ day in Drlando with Mr*. Thom­ nl-out. In the Flotilla Puwe.‘ and as Kirk Innd. < 4• IJghi Company we arc -soecislly "Tha Installing staff of ,Hc:nino1a stall Ihclr new officers. Members of the stJ|ff participat­ proud -If Sir. Canup’* r--tn l for JObekah Lodge No. 43 will nv*et Mr. and Mr*. John Miller air it typifies Hie loyalty - f tvtuher* la the |. 0. O, Unit at ft.UQ P. M. ing In the Kissimmee reremonlea expecleil tn return thin weekend wete Mrs. Myers, Mrs. Birdie Wil­ throcgrhbrS our organltati-ni. Ac tfor a practice session. where they liams. Mrs. William Jameson. Mr*. front Hldgerrrst. V. uallv. there are 2^2 ntctal-ers of W. It. fleecher, Mrs. B. L Lund- have been attending the Baptist the Florida, power and Lieut ‘ famjilanforditcs Listed uulst, Mr* (leurge Bwan, Mrs. J. Assembly, ity-u’ho have l-et-n with the rmnIt. Ilnbow-, Mrs. Alyre Ashdown, pnnv 2<t ve-it or more.” For U. O f F. Degrees Mrs J. F. McClelland. Mr*. Charles Miss Martha Wright left thi Canup and Hi? wife. ,wha Itawn-, Cole, Sirs. Ik B. Burnett and'Mr*. morning by plane for Houston. one 'll*: -AVJIUmt _W-rnbf; fecldo’ W’ Walters. II* vtuts, Jr. anil Hob- T, O. Bay. Tex. aftrr spemllng aev.-rpl wicks ut I like Jlonim-. •tf Herndon have lieen listed as the g /r s l of her parents, Mr. •1 among the 107 University of and Mra. M, L .Wright. Xanthippe wa ibe v i f - of boK a ilv Walrho* w rre to , largo riunila summer -arhunl s.taltnl* Va Ofi.’ F. Auxiliary ( ’nl. ilianchficld Is ctnle* ami lew mime i -,o-. to larrv'in Ihe pocket nn-l -vere gi ranitldaips for degree* at the Mr. and Ml*. Lea I’ . t,e»her DiscuNHCH Projects have left for an extended vaItiuiix with « sagging, ,imu r--l:oime’- tlsitallt hung I mm llie girdk-. First A rinv Oloae of the first summer aea. . . Woman. lly lio n TllOMAH wuhlan. ... - ' tlon term on July. 25, m b iflttiikN rallon trip Jo he spent in the Hi ly in Fall project* weir the .ubjf«l| Mate*.. They plan to be WASHLSIITON. July I*- MV Informal commencement exer­ Hit l.’liti -uipliPr Wien, i ucd tine of Hie strangest deal* involv- Col. Floroo ■- \. Blunrhfie!-t. SupI* cise* will be held •fnr the gradu­ for dUfUsrion at the regular l.Wct- Rone g<.vrrB| vreeka. Dr. Clntrles L . I ’rrsn n s N H IV 1 l) li K Two riven! Ijiili.-ili iinitilnt, also v.-.i■ Sn iwn Ing u rontraet player hn* been ciiutandent uf the \riny Nut •*. • _ _ __ ate* Friday evening at Ihe in* of thr» Vrlrrani of forigit W«rsi f-u his iiiiji, it- u geuttmin •Ian Oplimtelri-sl M M„, Mr* / a . c . GtodhUl atrangi-d by William Powell, who today liegam- |he fii*t fully mm- Broadway m eurrcnec.-- o f aim,in o r. K. Yonge School audvrirrlum auxiliary held last nltfu *V Ihe a-Uom-piei . [7^ . * Sanfnrd M.t.itir Ilk llldg. daughter •art Wed now plans to spend the next two nifssionbt) woman in tho regular Iv V'lilcl) ib--j>ainte inter---' -litm, nnd with Desn Walter .1. Motherly, of Tourist Center at B:Q0 odock.l Jr> a fiitttay i otoii-t-tioii ih^ ........ . Itoiir*; *1. 1!' vW -XA I'lo.tir 298 , n(Vr*>' 'J'., today by plane from Macon, tia, year* away from his home lot, Army, ' •m the CoDage of Dullness Adminls- Mr*., P^t Johnson, ^ •TTwifr-.V iler, atiiiior of '"The" 'in*mt that Nut Ilull is nnd leu MUM. • ected pre* dent, presided over 1(1*; tfl |pen(f , hp w„.v„.ni, with Mr. Sal. 'M 2' tration,'*** principal speaker. WltHTMo-la) .Army ntir-e held Wirinrs will lev to beat , ... VitgltiiAn ” in art i - d bn li- PhilThe netor Is currently ghat ting K jr- Lvaniinril- Ul.>**r* Fitted Pre*. John J. Tigeri will confer short meeting. She urged the mem- Bnlj y rH_ ,\ . t . ||r || only -Mlariv. tank without rim , u„, u.o .dway night *l«.t-, «ad<‘lplii:i fiefote hideVoli-t llim! “ The Senstor Was Indiscreet” nt tha degieca which ’‘ Include PI hers to attend the district meeting stnus uf -.gnat A .m y-off. e i.. , . ,,v „ .)ppnlnK ,, fjlI, -elf to wriling. Mr. and Mr*. J. J. Rorui have Ut and will return there tin* win­ ami without their eiH-urlU’ and \uniu Fail Club a* "TV- II.arr-'M bachelor*, |3 masters and one to tie held In Drland on July 27. Refreshment were served fol­ aa 'their guesta Mra. Fmlerieo ter for “ Mr, Peabody and the.Mrl- relirenient i-infii*. A n-'ellti Ph. D. nit-lb:-• maid.” Ilo will then lett-foi ^iv. lowing tho mreling to about 15 PoeY- ami daughter. rnartoct .Mr. Hnynei will receive his IIS members who were prrsrm. , .. .hiltrh;nvever. . :pToVtiT--1 ,. liri-'*-! slaying bf Benny "lt:i --v" ..-slnn. hirtntfca and return m the valley Havana. Cuba. Mt*. rotif fnffffoinm fnf’j io.lablUhn.eni of on Umy „or-* V,. jt1 ,|„ Kolljw.....I !. .on- of degree and Mr, Hrrndon hl« MFD n > lot for two more film*. Roberto nnd I'redericb, ’ ate ut octree. t oip* within ti ieguli.i _\im> Virginia Hill. 'B ill’s latest picture a*. MUM trnding ('smp Winona. • The run.mi >m wm pioJenS-d to was a "Thin Man," but it’s u safe The III.-ill wi try Jtt lenke a stantiatv the press repotts. The Col. Illancbficbl by Gcm-titl D-.iig'it -gu of it ti. the slti Ilf I hi \ Blit! l>el that his next ottc, two veais Dally Bxprcss, Dally (irapnic and British Ponder On— 1| Mr. nnd Mrs. A. ,W. Auten II. Bisenb.iui-I at a cei-lUBtlV ill Fair irvi the lmoudi.it, ,o o Dally Telegraph all auggeted that f Bnntetevllle. N. C. nnd Rev, hence, will not Ih*. ^A^iulii »^*n/ tin- chief of -ff» office, li wa /uiilsiiUii. Elizabeth’s ’ Wcdtlinsr the ceremony mlghtfW in the 8tJl^j onnil IkllNMlVDIM and M Mt*. Joe Anil'll Auten nf !!jchtltO'H) n . Jf»r the first J-' tili nut .*•' io n Ksthcr Williams' nuxt film, • b »a*oh,'»the site W i turnI George chapel In Windsor Costlc, wprp the guestn this !H»k Ilf Rased on the life of Annette Kel- inissiAn*. tanging down through into i h.-t-i- nml fancy night i ii.li LONDON. July 18. (rtb-Three summer residenre of the loyal *|r> __mu__ and Mr*. wtn K. W. Flipp y first llculctiiitii-. locommcmi.-d '<> London newspaper* said t.«lay family. Th* chapel holds almut) (heir hpme on Celery Avenue. li-iinnn. will Im- railed “ IniernMii'in- I’rosldcnt Trumun and c-oifii nusl In N'iiky Itbilt, now o|t,-c,*|i*r •f nl Venus," She’ll be - onipletely the t nnn d, wit - manngt•• it for that In keeping with the time* 2,000 person*. M ol It ' A till 11-— 10c Opens 12:1.") „ w -i.iiuj Rtmaqivay, lii'u- c . ' J.. King George VI umLlhr British ’ Only two daya ago the Depress Judge James Ik Watkins ami covered hy a period bathing suit hv ihe aen.iic. for most of the picture, Bslhcr is CoD niam hfii td. I bii n »r * Shop{\i llm \ol.-r, w o . Iioasi. li • run government might order a rclg- said six out of aeven letters to lh« Mrs. Watkins and daughter, Lvnn, ( h i l t lm t — 1 |c Unity jia; fun uf it. si tail * lively amali aemi-privaio uxrdding editor favored » bjg wedding in idan to leave tomorrow for their exasperated by constant Illin o is hd-lstown. \\ \a., ell terill the .! aintjdy «-iitsslll mss u m ■ n. that she and Ben Uage an* hrenltN’ llisi-C oil- - n l- ago «it Pitt’ Vi’ lieu Iho Jbljiidi ft-, a c»PHl-for Princess BlliaWth and Lieut. Westminster AMwy. home in AlUnta, Cn. after vis­ Philip Mounlbattcn, d< iidte' «I>iting ss the guests of Mis, Wat­ ing up. "To prove We nre happy" liurgh. Sill- «>lt cuili|itc!o Imr or- ,n l 1. mil-1 alt J.i. t. I,(g ,, ,dat|f L A S T ILW H O IIA ^ !! parertt public demr*.- for an eiabor- ] The treadmill was a penal ap-j kins’ psirnta, Mr. and Mrs. It. she said, "I think mi’ll, main- I vie# na ...... lit.Old. Ill Oi nut— liai-i: i - : •.'■ laiunns. die ! ’ill “ Wild Htlt Miekm-h Ititles' violent love in Ihe mitld v of iuiti- and -relit •> on August tl It-i o- li*l ilctitlki h wn* t ■■is-n,-*l •ta affair. T .. plinnre introduced In Fngiand in 0. Maxwell. ■iinHiimFi*’ Itertdit-n act and .Vino- i-u-iy aU . mantha. - -e«rrrr-'lin^_TTirii3rtr-d-ttnly 'in -F n —-i:ir.-TTii- ‘ Hurt it-Jiiid "*-i •1o :i Both h government and, ItiirK in i:-J g J 8 . PiikdCcra walkcii up s m-v.-r. d ham TP j t f i r ’IJwWosmc’h, ImWrvur; ending w r i.* of step.* which in U rine (.‘itl.tii Mr*. K. J. MrCullough and two I put in a bid ful the ticket run- rope in World War t. two -i-*igp- i.-trif riti . -iicn iv- inti-i muni-- In the Phiitppin. * and one uu-iing job nnd wh- u|khh -il fur denied1’jKry *{^ey know anything to,aulvj to^aulH.^urn ,turn irevolved a mill. children, Kdwnrd, Jr. and lh*t*y, cession. • J. Arthur Rank could tonal in China. . , ? h lim- bv tlm -amt- Vinritt-i Hill |o f Arlington. Va„ nnd Mis* Jo­ ’ * ------ — ....____ I___ f “ ~ ’’ .in \>to., ItiiTiis- tfug-.y go: it, it ann* Henderson nf Huntersville, jnoie llpllywooil stsis for film* K . C. ate visiting Mr. nml Mrs, in Knglaiiiid, if he conld g--t them SJe t Ja p T II LINDS away from their studlm*. A’lin • 1)01 lll.E E E A T l H E # K. W. Fite, Sr. » Anirrira’s Most Beautiful Johnson, Judy Garland ou-l Lana LnilU I l Aluminum -- Cedar Polished Aluminum Till _2__ T —is* ti** Tilt* i viiitlt' |)iHmnn»J jn y Churl*, h im ~ arrived' yester- Turner are among the m.n , Ask Me For Free Hntlmale DURANGO T A 1.1. A H A HS L I Juli 18. liui p " 81m p- nt i - '• day from Ft. Wsyne. Imk to visit. ,nf. l? j|° ,, P . W . S T E V E N S - G17 W. ItcjhipAon - O r U n d o » hi* mother. Mrs, J. N. M-r„. at1 . J ? Cameron la hack at his old t E KID N iSi D. partro-iit of hv Or o il >r Tfw *»**-■ Slat.mm* (*■ |>Mii-i* • Phone 2-0729 Kdu. utjon Issued «" 'l«'''->i*ts »">•'»*!* « i.-. . nt-, Bdui-iitjon iMueii iS»5 ten-iiTng len-brng i n - .'1 i. no *•> "hh eeiiAT HIS her home m ar Lake Ormra. Mr. ".Im* U L although fh-arb ' Mero 1* a former rod.tent uf f,,r Uflrnt.- during the imintu of Itini*, 'hougjEdl never KO U GIKST Sanford River luuly, whk8t hell lo-ifurm awmillrig “ '"F — o. accmdirtg to figun-i figui... ideas. I ri.U -.!■, '"«>, , , , TOUOHIST _____ | for ronsidoratity tnoro I'-nii ho week to Colin finen-It. Sink- Supf,u.l ii.lomtird 1,-t iwuintt. MSTI erio i.... ’ nt of PoMit I p •■*-*«p->ri. f fl'iwo..- l-iih.lle, Mr. and Mra. Thnntaa KllkUmi h*v,’ 1 ifJ ' U !’r |ln" w NO TICE Ml I Hill Wn,l |epn-* llle I fro' and rhlldren,* Tommy and Joan, had lou-n pirkml up. • The picture, Bngl -h said that tlm depnil CHARLES Will cloae Beauty Shop at 309 Park Ava. Rat. July It. hlch al*o features Yvortne De- mem .--.ted 11*2 irtmltintc, 12 un- legal igiip.iMw l \ n .itin.lwfiy nf Orlando plan tn spend the Will reopen Mon. Morning July 28- at 205 N. Park in. Taksrii weekend with Mr*. Kirkland's t’ -»rlo and Dan Dutyea, hui to lx- (letgi.el tales ami S'l tiiup-.nry ititt-Vd Davo tV-JlM-r. *»ti i hi.n STARR illisi !i-t lim it-...- dealing- lot Bldg. The Shop wilt he furnished with all new modern equipment parents, Mr. and Mr*. J, C. Mitch­ shot in six weeks, lieraii- that’* rerlifi. ..lea. hot. V-—.f-lilts d, i - lit. .I to lo . iig including water Softener. ell. at their home on Magnolia how long U! ran keep the rulor Out of-itate Ira. her - n- - tiil.-.l latgo pat tie* loi |iuo tmil v t.ni cameras. Thank* to my many friends tnd patrons. I will be very Avenue. fin 1*2 i.f the leaching *- i.-iit one wtui w a lk .-I into tho big ,m-i happy to sene you In my new .loratlon. >3 going to the nvighl-ot . tote itRitcring Join!, it- priteric-- v'lti ii ir. and Mm W. II. Phelp. BuUh Jenklna la surprising «v nf Geo. via. Wits de clod on Oim-tutl i»y riof Uke Mary have returned hy b‘’ 'nK thr mod. I buy Among ihe Stft FluiMatti t> ...U. Mt W.di. i F Virginia on the set of. “ Virtuous." Unlikt Wiving ccrUficstes tvere f-v- .ml. t|-, pi. pievious pilules, on this one lie jnl„ j,y tl; has been thu soul of sweetness dent* ,.f Sanford. LnglW. mbltd. (diem, win, - tid b nlv ijllctivi-rtyt , anti has kep hi*, dresain^ coom They are! Gi-tel.to certificate V-- , Jean tlmr ninufng .* Bnuldyay rsl.-un swept and neat, fur whlrlt ho ret-eivea tl extra per week. His Klhutlscill Harp. I, .I-I'l. l, l.iilie -)md sw^lly paMt.l ntt tl(.| "liuje M. Dstni-l* (N|, Florelta 1-etcher div.-tItfl.tY jui|t> putty Jiniitnu. current allowance: $3. lluvtqg g iy m away tin * exp-n Juan Crawford,, unlike most Thoniii-. |N), nml Mi VitgtiHn t trill’ W ltlN FLAT I III; — rtive gadget, Mis*- Ii.li lit-m d stars, seems to lie able to get an txfe Clispman. I dw .. I a tound ntul b-i-imt a g*»l e"-. Temporary certifntiti •ettlv re'vase for her films. "Daisy lolllet tl the lliti rieanu, l.iuslllm K.-nyon" will be finished irr Sep­ 8amut i Marslmtl. ’•nsBlt- nil plea - by Ihe itlct.ngtember, released in November. . . . lit III.i: SCHOOL. LYI It' t -H’. 1 no.ht t Imt sla- lo-ubln't pity tie. Bv* Arden is being set fot u It.u Cfrii lOCKMART cheek. Sin llke-f lo spend money Russell buildup nt Warne'4 S' n ' r)> i AHNt PEVtSE Tile .losing vXclc.sc* ,-f the and snftl she w-itd.l not -.mniq '.lift# VesulCof "Voice of the Turtt"." It’s L=--d< _* AllYf j JOStYN Troott F- i.o<d Tor ChrWtlnn H“!i|ljfs the place if be couldn't pour oat ab-tut time. . > . WIlllAM WRIGHT Dannv Kaye is sore beenuso his will Ih-Tk-M tonight t.t 7:1- -.Vl-ick a few hundred here ami tin-tv « b Itn likwrlinf tnW r- <7*,^ UCMMICOLOIf "Molly Mslone" number war cut at the Chlftlan A MUslont-y Alli­ she pleased. \V-d|-- <_ finally wu lt«ll| Ssttt out of “ Walter Mttty." Th.' Irish ance t'lnrreh, on the Sunft.td-OV* fulreil to Bgre-lilt SSi.ss , T Like tdi Imdm-.-« * ppenitrd by balltid is Danny's favorite, hut the lamb* Highway. The piogram wilt iuchi*)-- an o.<* some..... win. can’t keep a p.->seuuenre wa* slashed bet huso II asserted! y held op the *t«ty. • - - hihit.of the work done lining the soiiul biital nil tile puis* of hD --- Ul*.l —• - I ,'| I l i l t : i “ tnlermcixu." which was Ingrt.l past two Weeks by the IW lioy* 11llde. ti'- >1til ! ( uf fimli -“ Shoe Slum Bergman's first' U. 8.' DbK, I* atxl gltl* u[h(i xyete enrolled/ Dip­ euiildtiT keep it opetating solventslated for a- Fall re-releav* by loma* *"d sward* will I*- given ly. .Ho pliwi. .-l several' shusvs. Sejsniek. ,Tbe 1U3‘J movie also tho Ik.ts and gills for the com­ irtcluditat it couple of litis, nnd finally -Itrebled to tu.1l out dml ilr pleted work* Started Leslie Howard. . , . In mi-litlon to the. aw to ding of vole Ids time to ri.e theater. PeUsr l-awford will do v dnnee On the ’ ll'.! Tifrid the lim II. in wiutine with Gene Kelly in "Kastar diploma', the older studenN in the Parade” . . . friend* dotiltt that trhool will present u itnw tel wa* open, Wolper tos*e<| n paitv Norma Shearer will return to pic­ play entitled “ The Howard of for n!) Ids frii-nd* to note the end tures. She is going to HwiUer il'aing Y.-tt,” base.) un actual m*s- of hi* saloon!- p- i (t n y f. \1r* land to plare her children In s.hoo! alunati *-ork In China. IVer.i - of ginta Hill atlen.bslc And was high­ . . . Howard Hawks, who directed the rhiMieli parli.-ipallng, nml nil ly In lulled when she couldn't lift the clidck fot th,* whale party. t “ Ball Of Fire,” Is now di.«cring who wish jo at tend, ate invito). tha remake. “ That’s Lire.’* toys he: "This 1* a wheelchair Jot-*** Hollywood BROADW AY BRIN GIN G YOU THE BEST TODAY AND E V E R Y D A Y Guaranteed with EACH PROGRAM ■T t Sunday add .Monday 5 Sanford ites Earn "v, . f l „ IM1 . I eachern ( orliiicalfs. *. Ilir r||h» '■ * Salurdiiy Only!! , PliilaVanEii W fo h d \ SMIffJGLKK KINF.D BUBMKN, July 18 td*>— A U. P military government court an­ nounced today that it bad fined the captain of an Ameticar freighter 13,000 for tyjring tt •tmiggle 475 cartons of clgsretter Into Germany to barter them for diamonds. rerstirtf They are now viaitlng In Tampa Mis* Pauline Peryetta returned with them from Onlda, N. Y. and li the guest of her cousin. Miss Carlene Holtenhck of Sanford. 1 Mrs, Richard Burton' tnd twchildren of Philadelphia; Pa. wht are vtailing with her parents, Mr and Mr*. W. E. Smith of Daytons Beach spent a few days Ir Sanford aa the-guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Turner and thel» daughter, Mre. H. G. Drake, oi Gastonia. N. C. Mrs. Burton D the former Juanita Smith, a restdent of Sanford Jor many years. Clean bit 5 tio cW (? ^ issP m m " • a * �• * . -d i1 '• : .. ... 1. -! , " * • .. .. • - --e ,, ,, - - — . — . , , , -- ........ ’ - -:r .................. •* ♦ . r FRIDAY. JULY 1P. 1317 :• * . • •* • • • • . [ — .— ,* • , } * * * • . ■ ■• • 1 THE BAN FORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA — tg g ir i- FRIDAYs JULY 18, 1917 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA PA G E . FOUR * tou nr# notlfUd that »ul! to-mit. tUpt*mb«r 1. HIT. at fnr <fiT»rr« hi* b•#»» fi!»<t Milnit •{•fault ttmrnf^ «4 t<) r»u*- will Legal Notice »*i uy CAI.fi MVfiltTMY in the •’ »» •* « •art I- r th* Ninth lu*l • • Th* K*nrral nwttir* of thll Orrult of KlorliU, in au«1 f»»r He-ni* u *f»»r itnl th* sty I# oi |r. >U i'»nnlF. Iu‘ i h.!no»r» . and |M *•: •*•11 Worth*, pl.tlnttff, tlidt Jrtii|. At** rr*|Ulfe \ W fltr Marv Worthy, lirfrndant. AUw -4i»Ma»w«,» ■**i -*h —MYitno* ntr hand ^nT'STftflii **f l>t fu rr.lh i1 HM'l' niU f Juan Perez Blanks Pirates For Red Hats Feds Trip Saints 4 Tot); Johnny Tomat AT CLUB SUNDAY WICHITA FALLS. Tev, July 18. 011— Two Amtrican-mad# In­ (Special)—The Sanford Celery . - .... . , * ternational altitude waring mark# Fed* trimmed th* St. Auguatlne Young golfer# of the city wit awaited official'confirmation to­ Saint, In a 4 to 0 conteat In which corou*t* agalnat the older yolfcri day at the 14th annual National Dave Bride, atellar Fed center- )n fg hole tram and indivtdua .Soaring Meet lirlr. Keutpci Trager of Detroit, fielder hlaited a home run over the) ln,teha* baaed on a -point ayaten left field wall In Francla Field thl> Seminole Country Clpli Sun Mich., reported he aoared yeaterfor a home run with Manager | afternoon. It waa announce' day to nn altitude of 2S,tXV) feet Don Mhrray reeling on thg baae-ito,i ,y by 'Clyde Teniillegar, clut where he eaid he "blacked out." i f confirmed, the altitude flight patha, giving the vialtora the pro Any player who la under 3( needed margin of victory. ! yrare of age can qualify aa i will better both the American and Tonight the Fed# play hoeta* player on the young lean) Terwil, International aingle place altitude record#. to the DeLand lied Hfta at their frg , r ( tated. Trager aaid he encountered fiall, own Municipal Park and lefty Two young player# ami two old Ice and lightning aa he rode to the altltud, on a alorin front. The preaent national reeonl la 1U.434 fret *nd the international record ia 22.434.fret. Tho U. Sr record ia held by Shelly Charlra of Atlanta, <2a., and waa r*t»blulnd in 1234. The international record, made in 1238, ia held by a McU-nu*. > Lake,' it. kaiterfuld Bciing.VB arrar-'lb Prld* cf Tyjkr. If £ Th. t>cLand Red HaU blanked th. I,c.-«!iurir Pirate. 6 to 0 behind the «|a hit hurllnir of diminutive German. Juan Herat at Conrad Paik in Official# will check Uv* ,h»ro- DeLaml laat nlfrht. aph carried oh Trager'# fhder The Gainesville G-Men edged fore the flight'become*'offilial. the Daytona Beach lalata in a 6 Virginia Bennla of Sanford, to 4 contest, which opened In a Fla., aoared to an altitude uf. It),-flurry of haa# knock. apd run, aa 000 fret. 7.600 fret above the re- each team tallied three Score* in Icaae’ point of .2,600 feet. th# flrat inning. Her flight challenges th<- prrTh# Orlando 8«nalora managed aent woman'# International altitude aoaring record of 8,726 fen above to aplit a twin bill with the Palaithe release point, held by u Bus- ka Ataleaa. Orlando dropped the opener by 3 to 2 and Palatkn waa aian woman gilder .pilot. She recently established two re­ trounced by the ilevllmen in thr cords, one a (balance record of 24 nightcap, 12 to 6. miles ami the other a goal tecoid ' Line M-orea: l^eaburg 000 000 000- 0 8 1 of 62 miles. 000 001 Otx-A 2 1 The three leading contend, i , for DeLand the National Championship t««lay Gormiah and Herrington; J. Perea were, unofficially,' * Richard C. and Hlrinrcke. . Contey, Cambridge, Mast., Paul 300 001 0 00 -4 V t B. MarCrrady, Jr., Ne# Haven. Dayton* 300 200 00*—J 2 3 Conn., and Raymond Parker, of (iainetville Shllea, Plllpakl and Weat; l^>eper, Twentvnlne Palma, Calif. llllea and Dulaney. N. Y.j George Hhou* of Chicago I'alatka and Skip Alexander uf Lexington, Orlando o l,v fr Holler and FO R T H E BEST ICE CR E A M Wampum, the uhell mo|iey el North American Indian,, waa.d N I C K ’S O W N ICE wC REA M • # ,h f •NO'JHJH Fcor* by Innlna* •«nlord . Bl. AuauMln* B o n i b*tl*d In— PndV f T*Ui I Horn* run— llrtdr itaerillr**— Jude. ta b * . Doulil* pl**a— K lf three strokes ahead u f Locke, who finally got hi# putter wotking on the last few hole# of ihj. yccomt round to poit a r,H. Burly Clayton llrafner of Char­ lotte, N. C., who with /Ran l*-unard of Vancouver played In th* same threeaome as LocJte, waa tied for third with -hoit pro and. top Cundidlan. Bob -Ciay, and Uuotg* Pc yIop of Newport i. New*, Va. plmhl |n ntillw*!1 I- K>Hi*; | ,w, In Murr<« In I'aHvrfltld U*D or b***^— e * n f..,d « «h Aiieu>Nn* 1 P * t.« on M il* - , rtff K r'H ,. ». K*V eln»l.l 7 fllrucb « w — hr K rill.* J fiwn.1 - 1:44 m Augunln* lb Selvas. **"-* Cwhell Play fc*“ * * ' 1 _ "* * TnPennHylvanin Mlen’f? Grasa Court Finals W E DO S O M E T H I N G ABOUT K E E P I N G PRICES S a n fo r d D O W N PUNISHED apartment f >i rent Aitultojvr.lv. "1 W .in Si. P B O O F O F P EIVN BY V A L U E /M E H P S O t lT S T A N D I I V C s p o u t 5 s d ib t s DAUfT A PA ItN K U o *A« Admlntilralrt* • fennUa with |rf>a Angele*1- Earl Oe*»#|| »'dvi in th* vm l'in ela " f th# 48th annual Pennav'vanla Men'a Graw Court Tennis Champlnnshlp. Hidnev Wood. New York meets Larry Dee.' Palo Alto. Calif., In Iha other aerni-Dnal match. Wood U a former- Wimbledon Cham­ pion. • Cochell, seeded sixth in th* turner, scored an upset yesterday by tumbling top-ranked Ed MoyIan, Trenton N. J., etar, to de­ feat, 6 S. 4-6, 6-1. Moylan re­ cently mentioned ae a Devla Cup proapect, Is ranked ninth nation-) ally. Tit* fourth-seeded Beixas imaih•d to victory over Nick Carter, flan, Francisco, 8-8. 0-4; Wood eliminated Yale UnlveraRy's Ir­ ving Dorfman, 6-4. •-?, and Dee, now vtudylng medicine at Johns nopkins Unirm lty, defeated Gaorge Peru, Coral Gables, Fla- 6-4, 8-8. In the women'4 semi-finals, tup-seeded Bhlrley Fry, Akron, O., ineeta Barbara Kraiae, Ban Franriaco, and. defending champion Mr*. Frank ’ Koraes, Oakland, Cajif., ' tangle* with Dorothy Head, Brrkalay, Calif. l,Ini to l« palnlrd ............ . <tnetanatt Chicago I'hlladUlibla Pklbberab IIm u Ii * 17 4b .lb II '41' -II n 41 -r« V*rt*fday HI. I^iilt b.' llotion I Hiinhursh T, tlrooklyn I , Chlfkgo at N*w Tork III tain AMKKIt'AN I .K t lii r . Team W I. r*t. I N»<* Volk . bl f t tia Ikylrolt II lb I t? ■I Hoaion II IT -til I VhUadtlphla II II IM 1 t'ltvclaod II ia .111 I Chicago IT 47 I .41* I W ashington , It II . I l l > HI. I.oul, tl || .III I Ramil* V**l*tdat Naw Vork t. 7 Cl***lan,t I. I llotlnn I, b, Chlrago I, I ,**<< gam * II innlngt) , * * Datrolt 7, Jk. Waahlneton f. a. Pblladalpbla II. m l^MI* t St. L o u Ib Hrownn Add 2 NejfroPH To Roster * _BT. L Q U IS . July K 44 o f NVV, o f NKH jwclion f l ToW atblp I* Kouth liana* I* Kaat. Iwda 14 A 4* Bprina Haminnek. I'lal Hook I !'*■*• I lo R O AC H E S? When ynu fl*ht runihe* you try In g*l rid uf them *11. no juit kill Ih. f*<* Ibal you rkl Mi «nii »pr*y o* *a»t or tbai walk Into a pnWder l»V ncdd»r*4day option on Nagro InfiWdcr Loretuo Davis of the Birmingham, Ala- lilack Barons. Tim signing of Brown and Thompson waa announced by Brownie General Manager Bill De­ Witt and the pair was in uniform for' last night’* contaat with th* Philadelphia Athlatlca. DeWlit said Firat Uaaeman Jer­ ry Witte had been optioned to the Toledo club of th* American As­ sociation and 17-y#ar-old Short­ stop Perry Currin sent to tho Springfield, III., team In the Three I League to maka room for l|ia nawcomara. • ' ,* IN COUNTY J U D O m ID U RT, HKUtNOl.K COUNTT. FLORIDA. KHTATK OK CARL >1. KAIINRI.1DK.I KARRD. - • v trT ir K c m tiiiT n n a to TO A l.t . I'KIlHCiN^ 4-I.AIMH, O il DKVIANDH HAII) r k T A T K i . IIA V IN ll AUAINHT You and ta rb o f you are bar* noMflad and r*nulr*d to til* any claim , and damanda » h i , h . you. OI *l*h»r o f you, mat H*r* a g a loit »*M **tala In th a ’ offlc* » f iRm R. VV WARP. Counlv Judge o f HKUINOLK COUNTT, at b ta -n fflr* In lb* Court IIoum la nanfoed. Klnrlda. wllkln alaht .alaadar monlha from th* llm* nf th* ftrat ROACH KILLER . w im m cn / AM CANT .VINNERSTAN' ^ CM/. BILL’S -PACKAGESTORE uninOT* WHAT G O E S ? ... TM-WHOtB^LUtfS RO/.EN FOOD 1 .0 0 lilt FOR RENT—-Meat niti'iL* m l amok ing. All Lind «»f Fi-»**«* I »m I Processing ami Htornao. Viid* , b g l l.*tc|.r•• I'UnU't "••• V* i.U'l |, 1*B QlR lr ITc ufflr SMi.ige Co.‘ 401 W. lith St., SanfuiU, EW and slightly' used pimm*. graph record* 16 rent* •*cb. koe Magnolia Avc. loaoeo VOULL KEEP YOUR EVES ON TH' BALL IN' OF R,t 6 TEAO 0 IN A H / EXPERT painting hourly hsala., 8, Fire ratiniatra. I’ li Watch and clock rrpalrinw'. Fl«-ctiir Appliance, Sewing Machine and vacuum deanei rrpaii*. Tiie llome Simp, 17IKI Sanfuid ,kve. *li. C. Fellow*. Phone 114.1 J. ____ W h e e l, t l a l a n c l n g UTBi p E WHITE PAINT, Ei)..v |K'i gallon. Sherwl'i-Williatn* i'atteratfh A Sargent. Hill ll.ud FLOOR SANDING & finishing, Fla. • w cleanltlg A wating. Our power ware Cif. SQt E, First St. I’lmm Unit enalde* u* to work alienthere is no electric conneellq.t available. 21 years evperienc-. —- II. -M. Gleason, l^ike Mary, Kla ROOM ! I KNI M!t;n ■FOOT runaliqiit willi lnudihat«v apar l iuvnUr_Ueu-tJur-—, i,;i|iler — r.*‘ II: r : 'Evlhimb "Iml I.I'I, r Montezuma lb '-‘J. , 4206.00.' Call Smith llutboaid 10 Bivsineaa Opportunities Service. RDIIFING agenry fur SeTiinoi*. F U M t E N C E 6 Inn lie.' • imk rtnvn, 1 •'ounty. Ilargain Price. Write •■Vi client condition. Ju*t tr/iu’ idivd. reasonably piind. Tevaeo Service Station. HJ'.i San fold 12 SPECIAL V.MV1CE3 E l ’T IG T A N K S . . G h :u !.c _ T j u j u .I Block*. Ahiniinuni Window.* and d '-u n i r. ' W h ltp -T iiii, .,', I'.iiiiC I'crm a-tilc, llu rriran e -lune**. Mil rule Concrete Comp.iny, .UR) Elm Avc. . Phone Kbfr. \ GATHERED AROUND O ZARK / ...TWO OUT... Two STRIKES ON OZARK IKE AND MANAGER SKCLltV CALLS TIME o u r / CARPENTfcR. 612 Myrtle A . M1C.KEY MOUJh C. Welsh NOW we w t F SO Ou t IPT-Igv A R B 'u n O S T S ' ..WE cu SCARE THEM VVDR.fi THAN SCARF. US! ^ about IT -- ■ MP-^r^ 1 J \ ' Tlmriuighlirrd Herbnhlre ltrerd>ng Roar for acrvice. Phone MU-J, ( '• • I r r l- ln n r llcn llt II) S leeping llc llr r IN N E R SPR IN G M A T T R E S S E S BOX S P R IN G S [•cottier radio phimogruph mm. FDR RENT .Floor »i bination. The M uch' llnx, lid VV. operation. Renaunalde I»t S t. Phone 9&L HOLLYW OOD I C-VN MAKE SP A P P E A R ... VANAT 5 TwE WATTEi? ESSOR — 1 C A N M AKE J 3N S ANP GHOST •••ftu T i c a n t m a k e a VPPEAR TO FIN A l L A K IN p lu m b er S 'N < .. vvuCk BEDS fold Paint & Gin** FOR SALE Umeroek for drlvew.txs and roadwavs—1'huna 1241. ' with KNOW ABOUT OAt-UM Wines — Beer Have In.stnlled I LARGE LOT, in block West First Street. Write Hoi 1437, Sanford. DtwUiac l-r - nt--«Wnrf-7tom*r_' Hnaid i*^tv*t Urf rlxhr t to •n* and all bid* and ; to lb* nflcr lb»y d*em lo h* DO t o > '7 A venge ARM-FOR RENT -’O.arri . hiiI irrigated trurb fnrni. I.'f nite*' Inn wells, it i roont dwelling **tond mat *nam*l Palm to n* Hhacwlli .VVUtlamt. I)«v„* A il* V nnld* PtliMara. •>' ♦«“ »• CoRm lo u* **l* l*d by ill. T. Utown. l.n l m<*HM o f th* Ununty. Tire first day leader. Johnny Palmer of Radio, N. C., allppeti lo a .73. That added to hit opening 66. dropping him Ur 132 with erven oilier players, Lawson Little of Cleveland;. Bkee Hiegel of IJppei llary, Pa., Herman Kel**r of Ak­ ron. Ohio; Elmer Blower uf Tor­ onto, I.*e O'Gray uf East Amherst DONE MADLV IN LOVE WITH > th <r <S*L/ Y ...LAST OF THE NINTH... PAINTIN'I IMTBHIOH AND E X T C ft iu n «»*• t i i k c o u n t r i i o m k and a d ja c e n t tt jm d i n o s . KHi Ii. ,i« u n d .b a lb room* on *.ru*l prlni.f an I *»*l*f and on* eo*! ,,i* io .l. a i l *11 o«h*r »o«'m* on* ' coal urlm .r and **«l*r *nd on* coal llai wall P*lnl, And palai *11 •i i . line wi.tfdwork with tw o coal* b*t( i>uU)d. nil p*lai and ,* -p u ttr all ,a a b laNtlui w ood ’ work and Dayton* Team Jul- ie oP) Brooklyn PHILADELPHIA —Defending rhvmnlon F. Victor nrlx** It. riitiidelnhi* n»t ace. aaalatd. H *H da. Jaly III* t » 4T NtrriCK IS IIK ItK O y tllV 4-N Ilia! puituant to Chapter I H * i 1w Ida h lal*i»*. t » 4t a* *m *n.l»l IM tnllowina d»*ctlb»*l land In ti»«itn"l* County, rioild a . Will be off*f«d f«» aal* ot public outcry fur the hl#l,.*l and b»*t <nth bH. at tb* frwm door or ib » tumlnul* O duniy C ouii II uum. at n an rou l U g n n r z *1 111 Ik .V M-. op Monday JufT l»th, A. I), t a il . Lot 4 Minch 1 llla h la n d P*rk plat Uoek 4 l**a» ** * vv i i * ft o f i.ni* i t ! a i t i •Ven -AT»d»**- ♦•*hom e-ttro»*»*xe-r i Company * Add lo Hlark II uo- ‘ LO O K .SK IP... O ZA R K AIN'T EVEN 'LOOKIN' .. AT T M " tyvtQi New llevcraKv Dispenser ' Ice Cold Heer All Times V'T maltr our own Ice Cream, All flavors Taatv — Dcticlhus —- Healthful •Oil,'* in rmnfmd on >t Iwlor* 4 a thick I' VI. Aufuil llh Itll on th . followlngi T w t li CHOICE ...J U S QCCUZ " DINAH SEEN ME KISS IRENE, SHE, But look : WHO'S AT BAT TOR TM' BUGS' TWO AWA' AND THE OASES LOADED. 7 Ba se s Tb. flo-id nl County Co,noil*ki,«n*i* of reniinol* Counir, FlurldA v.iii m f . i * . bid*- at* in* . Clatbw t •L*ST OF TH'-NIMTM SO X-2 5 BUOS-22 nl •■Id •*r*r#. Full iiubfliaOnn on Jufy IP. 1*41 ‘ .' r v .. : * ir 7 r . T. ’J Ll.L t -.L . -a dfi TH* SOX MOLD A TH REG-BUN LEAD l*1#»IT of -r^-cntm ISul* iH il, Liquors - 414 pubtlcaimn of thu norlc* Ifactr rUlm.oi' demand mu»r l>* la will* Isa and (I'nlslo Ihe pl*r. uf r**la**.# end po*t ullle* »ddr*»» «f lb* claimsM *i.d Mi«t be *wrorn to b) ■lie claim*nr. hi* *a*nl or *M-ua*r. or Ibr *Aii.e *h*ll be void. . O I*. H rm inn iF K A l.l . NIC KS m-.yj TOKONtorTSTu. (Porky) Oliver of Wilmlrfglo.t; Del., and South Africa’* .«*••*'gtglyl I Kla A le iniprrliirbable Bobby Locke may l>* headed for a laat round buttle in the 110,000 Canadian Open Golf Champlonihln comparable to tho final H and / h e y made trr tin* Chi­ cago Tam 'O'Shanter *tournament h-t* than two weeks ago. luicke won that, one, but hete in Toronto where. Hcarboro'a par 71 la being treated with ihe g'ealert' m «;«»»••»<». * KettUr' p Georg* Washington. thf fathtf of hla country. » » i a fourth-g, cratlon American. K Second game gol of Pontiac, Mich.; and Tony Palatka ■ 130 001 0 0 0 - 6 1 4 Peiiiia of Clnlnnatl. At *' 133 ** *• re Orlando 002 023 23x—12 14 1 Lew__Worsht M l , U. w. a. „ . Open ___ — Lara Bill Driggers and Paulick; Jonet and | Nary of Ia>s A n g e le s and Bill w » u it* v * * * / of Mid Court .1 Panford. S.mlnoltl County, FlofW i. this Itth <Uy of July 1MT. lla Carl# *»elnei you. Jahric, generous cut, careful tailoring I A shirt thaf outalrlnes anything we've aeen-aml we know tha market! Here's what you get: SANFORlZEDf FABRICS . . , retain their original *1m no matter how many waahingal HUGE ASSORTMENTS of fait color patlerna-ALL In twills or poplins . . . ALL good and sturdy for long wear! Aa for afy/«-convertible collar, Inor-outor tall*, two buttohed pockets! Hera's SUBSTANTIAL aavluga-for YOU I . lurrgi- acrci-n nnd npen norili-v to ait and i njnv the i-uol |»rorA*a TUXEDO FEEDS—complete llrjs. off Idiko i' nl ; ■ I.urge Hunt's Tuxedc Feed .Store. ground- and wulk* i*.lf .' fipm BatterVs A Battery rharglbg. auto traffic. ImtTfe- !«Wty nnd I»- It POPH l-O .-lN ll --------Wick Vbnsliuction. Gun n‘ .-*nioP U R IN A Ic c d d .T c l. t (!•!• '!’i.Ufh Wie 26 iimv. I’hnnc nr write f u ton & Wntsoo. D|ip. Hull i'ark, Ireaervatlon u l.im ir. Dvii-ii', 22*'2 or Dr. Maryn. Ovit'dn. 2'bi» ur FREE ESTIMATES mi alt tviul,. write P. O.Tibix 137 (;htr1u.ita, Whet-la halanct'd, front end nlignFla. Reasonahb i »te* l.arge c<l, I’ina, llualiinga. Oil Filler redan for RllwV In ,vldit tlielr Shock AbaiulxTa, Spark Plug*. doctor. Rrnkp Drum* ~tui nett,' TLiiteiIf* tfrhaigrd. Mtvimnir on duly 8:31) A. M. to 15 P. M. Fire-tone. REAL E r r A T t FO R SALE Ighway frontu, «• nil 17-22 JUh! NEW |n ft. .McCray meat rn*» gjiutli of dtY 1 i ■ IM in *7 1 and M-alt-a for *atr. Phono h26, Sanford. Fla. e d i f f e r e n t It ,*, b** >»t It b*cau** lb *y lib* II. Th*y Ury u»i a»tf 41*. 8 *f* to aw . N oa-poltonou* le u>*n and |Mla. RY •ATTRACIIVE <5 mom some ami two large lot.,, with llenty of ftuil—Spain di tlvaign* xl stucco on stwl recenil 1 Prorated and in >;•><>■! >ound kmditimi. Ownci leaving city md wilt yell completely fumtah- 15c and 25c Pkga. , at Hunt's Tuxedo F##d HUw* Caaspbell'a Feed . Store iHenry i ___ — IHuaeell'a ,____ I U JHeed Ulnr* Star* Htanley-Rogers lldwe. and other good atoteo - — nomiF.*- pi.YMmmrJ ' PARTS AND SERVICE 100 Palmetto A »e.' Phone IBtl YA-DE moth proofing laits 6 yearn. Hare jrour woolen* molh luiNifed now. Downtown (,'h-a'iera Si l.nimdry. 113 Palmetto r Avt-; Phone 214. K C H ()l*Sm j)I)lN ( COMPANY Celery .V Sanford- I'hnnr 1212 Sanluid. Fla. Piano Tuning and Iteimiring. I« I. SIGNS m . Show cards -and poaUra O— DUE’S SIGN KBRVICK O. I). luiniireii.' Phone 1031 IF YOlR NAVE 6 (.RUCK 5)ijff>'AS I WANT 10 TALK 70 J------— vw.il -------------------J 1 WHERE THEY'RE D IG G IN G BIGM0 U7H H ’NNEL1 p h ii lc a S0.WECNE FPCM K10 u U s SlL Jl B If' WORKING WITH CR00H5.)— — — : i i tt o'" o I RADIATORS cleaned and rr nl. Cohen Radiator Shop, Sanford Avc. Ph. 358-W. 'Sbclnk*|e will not nc«*4 t%. IS M a ile r* - R rn u ta lin x A R ebuilding \ S p ecially SEEDREl) rOVERS—200 Ih bur­ Painting, plastering and minor lap ling*, 'auitalile 'f o r a om ll.il caipenler work. 102* W. 17th. covrn t. C en lrnl C ity R uk C o. Phone 4178. I*. O. llox 2402, Or­ LAND C L E A N I N G AND lando, Fla. DRAINAGE. 2 NEW CATER­ PILLAR DP.IHKL IIFLI.DOZ­ P. Electric mator. Battery ERS WITH P A L M K T T 7 Electric ltai|j«-s Vacuum RAKES TWO 1/4 YD. Ws. Electric Irout. Dat'd DRAGLINES. EQUIPMENT , Clocks A Watcln-.t. Frol NOW IN THIS VICINITY a, *311 E. 2liJ St. Phone NIMNICIIT CONSTRUCTION CO- ORLANDO, FLA. PHONE 2-2981. . WLY*constructed 5 roont houie,' lose in on coiner—'t lola'partlyt ■anted in young c l l r 'i ',Jtie«*l*l >me finishing in'Me whicii pur-1 nt hid 6 AltTICLLB, VYANTKD furniture Reliniihiaf ' . Cabiutl Wotk Export Workmaailtip THE SANFORD CABINET 5H0P-— "« ■ ThE CROOKS^ ‘ •:o ? ped aie IS IN LEAGUE <5 TdEY MISTOOK WITH C R O O K S ^ J ■ me r o R _ ip m K>g 0 0 NbU KNOW SOMEONE HERE- , YOU'D PETTfR STEP INSIDE 1 WANT TO REAR MAT YOU r WAVE TO GAY Mm 111 jJ k i TdE CROOKS RE FERRED TD TwE MAN AS "TtiE / BOSS.'^rr— I CAN Tl IL Yv. WHO’S WCfvK'NCWiiti Titovr. ——» CRtX'hC-, 'B O S S i i 124 PakacRo Arrnua te, wpYkshop. and store iomiii WANTED — Metal turning Inthe. 7 connctr floors. Me ner bail Telephone 6, jilt for--his own home, tu)w •red to .fll‘ l>V rhatr^t: of rnv- I'LL HUY your car rrgardlcw uf loyment, |<!JW)0. age or condition. Roy Reel, 308 iroved and unltnproyrI ftevutW. 2nd SL (• on Odcrnl Highway 17 and Highest cash price paid for u*cJ furniture. Ted Davla Furniture Co...Ill E. 1st. Ph. P68. 18, W Y » T h # American Leai.. BL Louis Brviwna liream* tho third club In modem malor league baseball h istory to add negro player* to iu roster v»fterday when outfielder Willlard Brown and Inflelder Henry Thomp­ son of tha Kama* City Monarch* in tha Negro American Basfhall Refrigerator ie* tray* should be League twerp signed. washed at least once’ a week with Earlier yraterdav the lli-ownf soap and hot water. announced the purchase of a 80- • ALTERATIONS • . F R E E OK • CHARGE 7 Pet*, Livestock, Supplies HIGH SCHOOL—Complete you, I f you use Proven Products — properly applied • It N. II. R. Laying hen* and 11 lAl, ESTATE rooster. 11.60 each. 1202 W. 2nd. INSURANCE S L Phone 134 4. , i MORIGAGIt LOANS TMOND M. HAI.lt, Reallor RIDING HORSE—mantle. II. M. Regi*l*ml Iti-oker ami Gleason, luiku Mary, Kla. Phone , Insurpnco Agent 4 Florida Stale Bonk Bldg. by experts! D— D (Shell Soli Fumigant)-' I.arvaride (Chlorplcrin) * Iwobrdme (Methyl lirdmlde) 8oll Fume (Ethylene Dlbromlda) M U N IC IP A L P A R K 8:16 P. M . DELAND VS. SANFORD T ry and B e a i This Vain TROPICAL SLACK ■a* ■■' r, two atnry, there IxMromn me. Tvn> car gnntgv. On rr lot ! 18 x 140 in Mayfair, •ell unfurniahrtl or furnished. 866-M. ICLES FOR SALE I*et a W A L K E R expert analyze your soli problem. Ioet a W A L K E R expert fumigate your soil. W '1' - 1 -fe ‘ With th* proper. m*Urla), «quipin«Qt, conditions ^ . — knd knowUdf* —, C o ra p U t* M r v ic * ch arges l i K l u d i n t m e t«* ria U . • SEE U8 FOR MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING AND TYPINO "CftBINT IIUIIKAU OF HANFORD 116 N. Park Phone IP' FLOWERS fo* all occasions (■' ;iLL- A YOST FLORISTS >«a Avc. Just off Cclarr IVO JERSEY milk cowa-ono three week* frrsh, -other freah after Sept. 1*1. 2640 Sanford Are. Phone 136. GiKid mule for sale chrai Kinanl. P. O. Box 201 Monroe, Fla. 8 H E LP W A N T E D high echr-ol at hort)« In soar, tlmo with American School Texts furnished. No claasea. Dip luma. Free bookleL Writ# Armer Iran School, P. O. Box 31AI, Oi lamln. . ATTENTION • MOTHERS —DIAPER SERVICE— Bahy Valret furnishes hospilal clean,sterile diapers and dfmdorIxed container. fVonomlcat and safe. Fully medically anproved Call Daytona 2467-W collect fnr details. 06 diapers, 12 a wee :. “ FIR8T lN r 8ANF0BD'* TRACTOR MOWING — We mow vacant lota, roadsides or large acreage*. Phone 41 or 167-J. DIAPER SRRYICR For Rrtrrtallon* or Immediate I),ll,rr) to HANFORD— PIIONR 231V Hv Paul Rgbinsop errA OtAOUNG* v— VotATSMU? ttMtifNCO _ W heeler o f Sanford CANVAS AWNINGS CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS VENETIAN BLINDS Alumina*, Steal, Wood I 10 DAY DELIVERY electric tcfiigcralur. LOST A FOUND Call trained farm manager for farm in Zellwnmi area. - Good priaitiofi IA) ST—White Plastic Bag Thura day A M. Margaret Ann atore. for right party. A. Duds A Sons, 5 Fan, 48’’ Emcnmn uiltanle Over arm aty'e. Containing red I J v I c d o ^ l'h o n e 2 161. ' large home nr nture. OCA billfold atvd other valuables. Re­ r. Itandall EUi-tric t>*.' GIRI, for caahicr A coametie coun­ ward offered for Information. ter, also soda girl. Lanoy’a Drug Mr*. Carl Moa*. Phone 4-12-W. FSTiitw m a c h in e sh o p Store. ___________ Now 4k Uard Machine* LOST — License plate 17D-2Q16. Tying Si repaitlng ail makts. Return Herald Ufdv*. Receive 16 French- I'hrnia 1J1K) t t n Reward. amtUCTED 30-Belten Wat IB A A rtaru-'-atr nu, ou s , R ir v t ,u Orr nn tiiiiS Tti-vr l o o c t D m cfi a * xKvtAntnNtjaerirl, VOtO AVI. : 7__ - ' ■ . 1. • 75*-:/ V r io *• c* *4r* 'O ifiioe TUATS BEASEVlkpiNT a*r7HS on w o: ^ n« Vsuwvir Ton ir.* f FREE ESTIMATES Phone SOS W A T C H R E P A IR S ’ BEA-jtV AND ll| ’ piGGY BAnic, uWCfYE NON IHAT Pv LICB C A Q _ _ CDMB O i OOHN - KC ygVNTTO BU.K JO VMv.'i.-^/ VbuD BEfle** HE race TO US, a n d ^ Odmc oovsac J o a T ir u . p z r . OQUCALf ') t. L1 YftC.' Vi\K/ I !• Three D ay Service A ll W ork Guaranteed 12 Months The W atch M aktr AUTOS FOR SALE FOR BILK intily •>£ Md ncWaLfper*. ROOFING - ROOF Painting, ail 1246 CHRYSLER for sale or trtide Bro. l’hone 11W. | for lighter car. 608 W. lit. . per pound. vThu Heraid. • kinds. Smith •. * g «>l7ii -; , * ■ • ! . . • . t9 PBAILV IS- two HCNS TOOK IHE D XIC ECAU M/ —I MC.TAVI JtSPGL'C W c R E P A IR ! ph. 403 realdcnee phi 6|t) B used frigidairr/*!*•> SlT'dl. EXPERIENCED celery grower or 14 ,io « u " » C r-> irSACTUALLV 1 . . ., t MM* t . f giaaw j.'ir, M A T H E R ’S lte/.*WMAra 1— ■ TVtS ©•A.KA*.-*/ MS UP AT7»trt5 7 ►'•8 OP NOHT.' GO rPV VtXJfJ rtack . ', - r 54® W O 1>«f PtHO our.*? �T • i c ' ■» ■■ Peace Overture bill with the asicition At THE CHURCHES ittaxis cutting Made To Dutch still the “ wrong kind of tax reduction" at the "wrong lim*. House reader* plannrd an un-, By Indonesia mediate vote and confidently dorr-1 R efugee Ship Tax Veto ti'e a lla a e S -FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Park Avrnue at Sixth Hlreet W. I*. Brooks,- Jr., paslur Training Union; fl:4B P. M. —Evening-Worship,- 8:00 K il. Dr. C. B. Williams will apeak at both the morning ami evening ser­ vlet*. CHRISTIAN ft MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CHURCH On Ranford-Orlandu Highway H>v. Glenn K. Smith. Paster 10:00 A. M.r "Bible Sch'ml.‘ Mr, A. Wlelxildt. Supt. w . II100 A. M.t Slornlng WgrsHIp. 7:45 P. M.S Evening Sarv.ee. The paator w||l apeak nt letth Sunday Service*, ami the public la cordially invited to attend. I • ■] 1= % . i l i EL ' CV-1 1 ' V‘ 1 FRIDAY, JULY IS, 194 * v THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA ~~ PAGE BIX Idea* who will make the achool sing to you. Pastor!*! aervlce at 11:00 A. M. Thr Paator will he apeak.ng on the subject "The. Wonder#.- of Prophecy". Everyone la invited -to-come and brln|[ your babies for this aervlce. . Let'* aej where wr atand in the world at prophecy. Evangelistic service at 7:4t program for all younf people. Women’s Miaalonary Service each Thursday evenlnjr at 7:46. Mra. Mary Klnard, leader. The public is invited to allend all the services. P. M. There wilt be special music ami singing at this aervlce. After .the menace so altar call will be given. The V. L. B. Service each Tues day evening at 7:46 P. M. Mra. Ruth Sweggerly, leader. A special BRARDALL AVKNUB CIIAPKL KIKST CHURCH OP CnHIST. Rev. Douglas K. Uharlfa. Pastor SCIENTIST . .3:00 P. M.: Sunday School. 800 East Second Street 3:46 P. M.: Worship Service. 11:00 A. M.: Morning Service. Wednesday 8:00 P. M. Prayer Subject: "Life”. Meeting. • Sunday .school and Wednesday rvrning meeting discontinued for THE CHURCH OK GOO summer months. Elm Avenue Reading room hours: Tuesdays Rev. Joe C. Cre»*. Paator Sunday School begin* at 10:00 and Fridays. 3:00 to 6:00 P. M. A. M. with Clyde C. Muse a« The public is cordially Invited to Superintendent. We have classes attend this service. for all age* with good teachers • HOLY CROSS CHURCH Mark T. Carpenter, II. II. Rector V. 7th Sunday after Trinity »• .9:30 A. Iloly Cpmmunion and sermon. F I R E S T O N E The Rt. Rev. Charles B. Cob FORD - CHEVROLET more, retired Bishop of Puerto llleo, will minister Holy Com­ PLYMOUTH CARS munion in tile absence of the Rec­ BRAKES BELINRD tor. 10.00 PRICE INCLUDES LINING FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 5c es. Park Avenue at Fifth Street Spark Plugs (.'leaned J. K. McKinley, Minister 9:45 A. M.: Church School for Group I C ar Batteries U.1S eich. all agi-s. 1.00 11:00 A. M,: Morning Worship Wheel*. Balanced "On Final Grounds." Solo- "3 he Lost Chord" by Mrs. Roby luting. Brake Drum* Turned 7:90 F. M.: Youth Fellowship. 8:90 P. M.: Union Service at, the IN STOCK IN OUR Prrebyterian Church.’ Sermon by :-----PARTS DEPARTMENT Rev.’ (,'harlr* Thompson, supcrln Carburetors Irridrnt pf the Methodist Children’* Shock Absorber* Home; Special Music by (he ChildDll Fillers ren’s Home Chorus. Brake Uuae Fuel Line* HOimiHIDE BAPTIHT CHURCH l.surrl Avrnue and Ninth .Street Oil Lines Wilson Finch, Paator Spark Plugs Millard Hunt, Spark Plug Wires Director of Youth Activities Gasoline Miters SUNDAY Battery Cable* 8:00 A. M.: Sunday School fur Brake Lining all age*. . drake Shura 11:00 A. M,: Morning Woryhip. Wheel Cylinder Kits Menage by the Pastor. Master Cylinder Kits 7:00 I*. M.t Baptist Training Hbork Fluid Union for all age*. Brake Fluid 8:00. P,—M.« - Keening Service. Grtate .Retainer* Sung service and message by Ihe Batlfcry Cablea Pastor. Battery Boies WEDNESDAY Chevrulel Wheels 8:00 P. M.: MidWrek Ptaytr Llgkl Bulba Meeting. Healed Beam Light* All young people are especially invited to attend the Training Uni Viaor Mirrors on on Sunday evening. W* ate Door Mirror* re-organixing ami making new Truck Mirrors plans. Exkaust Eitenslona Steering Knobs Rk v e n t ii d a y . a d v e n t i s t Pedal Pad*. CHURCH -Auto Cushion*. Seventh Htreet and Elm Avenue Gas Capa Sabbath School 9:30 A. M. ami Wheel Covers Church service qt 11:00 .A. M.. Gas Cans Saturday. Pyayer meeting at R'OO Auto Polish P, M. Wednesday. Auto ( Inner Radiator Slop Leak FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Radiator Flush CHURCH Tar Remover K. D. Ilrownlte. I). D. Pastor Car Wash Rev. Douglas H. Charles. While lire Paint Assistant Paator “Polish ( loth 9:45 A. M.: Sunday School for Glass Cleaner all ages. Polialr Bag 11:00 A. M*.; Morning Worship Hast Resistor Service. Sermon by Rev. Charles. Tube Repair Kit 7:00 P. M.: Junior and Senior Top Dressing Young People's MreUIng Hand Cleaner 8:00 P. M.; Union Worship at Aqta Top Sealer the Presbyterian Church Rev. Hire Pump Charles Thompson, SupL of the jkalo Jack Methodist “ T Or manage will .preach ash Light Bulb* rn from thi and the’ children the home Aalo Fuses will give special musk.----Fire Extinguishers Extiagulsher Llgliid CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ■pyrol Pgrk Avrnue and Third Street Machine OR John Bernard Root. Minister Oil Filter Cartridges Sunday School, 10:00 A. M. Gasoline - Filler a Morning Worship, 11:00 A. M. Radiator lloae Subject ^ ‘Christ's Way vay Will With Man.' Hose Clamps Fuel Pampa Seal Cavers 8.19 Newsprint Prices Ford A Carburetor* Cher,-Plymouth Carburetors IM S C 'ea ilaaen F e e s F a n * O a* Shock Absorbers 4.15 Twin Auto Horns 6.87 Sam* dealer* call this free marMusical Horns " 10J8 ket - aa contrasted with the con­ lk t a *a 'Jewels 5c tract market at (91 - a “ gray Blew Out Patches 5c market." One paper dealer Is currently Tire Kellner* I.HB Cup Grease 18c offering 500 tons of high-quality Ford Floor Mala U l Swedish newsprint at (240 a ton at Curacao, . Netherlands West > Up lu and Including 1148 Cher. Floor Mole 1837-1-8 SAI Indie*. This 1*'equivalent to about Stop Tail Lights IA8 (200 a ton dsllvsred In New York. Another source of eupply for I Way Rim Wrench 8Be Spot Lights *--• 11.60 the high-priced free market Is Ant* Compose 1.28 the dlwirslon of Canadian paper consigned to New York for re­ export. HYDRAULIC JACKS A typical transaction occurred IH Tan To 16 Ton several weeks ago, one paper dealer said, Involving a shipment HEAR OUR NEW 8 TUBE of newsprint to Shanghai from ' FIRESTONE AUTO RADIO a Canadian mill through th* port •8.88 of New York. The exporter In STALLED FREE, AERIAL New York Darned that hie hla Sha Shang­ E. hai customer had gona bankrupt after th# paper had arrived ii >>f»al Covers last*lied FREE- Naw York, tnln dealer said. Tha Gat Oar Free KaUmatsa On AH paper eventually flit*rad Into the ~ sir Work, Jro# market. i¥ ' . . Well'Inform ed -■ owreoo In Industry Xtetod they know of only instance, involving about 11 tons of newsprint, In which a Canadian mill delii ranged with Ita New _._ _ to divert Into the free market newsprint _.wh«eh W»a ostensibly bound for re-export from Now York. A fair quantity of off-alte newsprint also haa found iU way to the high-priced market. Not- 55 m 5 P 5™ !*«■• «lnr| identified as the former Amerksn merchantman Pteiident Warfieldapproached Haifa in custody ol British destroyers. Seizure of the refugee ship was disclosed in an official announce­ ...I th, : Offer To Raise Food ment by British authorities, who jority la ovtrndf* But lupublican* foreuw little hope of ©burning) H lo c k m U C lC IviHCic- B y ■aid that the boarding parly had an overriding majority in the Premier Over Radio “ encountered strong •resistance and lhat tear gas had been used Senate. Failure of either flouc by both sides in the battle. BATAVIA. Java. July 18. (*7 to override, they say. *will kill any lax reduction for the current »#■• Indonesian Premier Amir Sjari- The announcement said that dam­ had been suffered bf both foeddin *said in a radio ‘'■(leech ages sion of Congroi* the intercepting naval vraael* and Mr. -Truman's veto .message today thr republic was prepared by the refugee iTsT ship during' the . went to' the House which origi lo halt all hostilities^and unfriend- clash. The steamer President.Warfield, income tax slashing; ly action provided the "Dutch natrd the once carried thousands of vaca­ measure to become effective Jan­ show an ragerilcit to reach a tionists between Baltimore and peaceful solution loo.” The speech, uary I. The first bill he vetoed Norfolk, a* quern of tha old Baywas identical, except that it would broadcast over all Indonetisn sta­ Line fleet. She participated In th# Nor­ tions, offered alto to lift the (pod have takerr effect lilt July I. mandy invasion in 1044 and later Since lhat veto, the President blockade against cities occupied turned up as a troopship plying said, "there has been no lessening by thr Dutch. tha shallow Seine lietween I-e Il came at a moment when Havre and Rouen, of the need to make substantial She was mastered into war serv­ payments on the public debt.” Dulch-Induncsian negotiations ap­ ice In 1942, made an Atlantic Mr. Truman said that when the peared lo have broken down over crossing under her own power, time come* to lessen the wartime a prnjiotrd cease-fire order and and particip participated In pre-invasion tax burden il should be reduced police powers in a projected in amphibious maneuvers o ff Barn •tablo and the North Devon‘ coast iuw . terim government. The Dutch had "on a basis Ihal is mu fair io lo tow of England. L eft Hook To Bear’s N ose Saves Child CHICAGO. July.JS, W 7 -A city fireman punched a bear in the note at the suburban Brookfield Zoo and thereby saved the life of three year old Terry I^e Falk,'of Juliet, III. Terry, visiting the xo-i yester­ day. with hia mother, Mr*. Amherta Fait, decided tu feed-the black bear some of his surplus pop­ corn. He clambered over the guard rail and across the Inter­ vening safety xone. The benr ■cited the child and pinned him to the rage with hi* huge, clawod paws. Fireman Walter Troy, attracted by the child's screams, leapt-1 Ihe rail and began punching thu bear's nose. When the animal relaxed its grip, Troy snatched Terry free. At Berwyn Hospital, where the boy waa treated for claw marks on hla right nym and left thigh, Terry said, "I only tried to pel him." niitstanding wore reduced to (/? 1B7.000 but accrued Inlcn t « bonds w u . . (U7l,24ti tu ought the total up to $7,4'. Tlirre years later In 1930, uutstanding totalled $5.9JU,0go and accrued Interest was. (fA6,4j« n'total of (41,516.422. ‘ *y On July 1 of Ibis year tele Dinds outstanding were It.XTv.u, and there was no accrued intt-mp On Sept. 30, 1929 total bonds These mature Sept. 1, 1977. outstanding were (7,002,000, ac­ crued InU-rvst on Itund* wa* (294,791 aud total bonded Indebtetlness Thq United States has 3t,TCo 000 telephones. Great Britain 1 was $7,290,791. By Sept. 30, 1933 total IhjiuIs 676.000. and Russia, 1,272,600. I’Bvinir Iwmli In 1927 wc»re 000 |fH nitificMlcs uf iitdcbtcu* m-u IItil,000. In 1928. it was found necessary to Issue refunding bomlfc to pay bills and interest ami principal un serial bondl that were <fte. This Included (Cld.OOO issue! uf 'A -l refinancing bund*: |2fit,0(Xl uf A2 l>onds and (426.000 worth of A- •* 7»t :■ / \r * m - UNION WORSH lf SERVICE _ t i ' - -* T o B e Held In W ashington Meet <rMtlaar« I'aa* "lit Sanford which are eager to main­ tain adequate airport facilities, but which have been handicapped ip doing *o because of Inadequate income lo defray the large ei[Mti** Involved. From Inquiries that have been sent to the Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Higgins said be it rontidhnt that a great deal of th>' propert Uie.ftlrpprt can, filled approved 'businesses whose Te tals will gu far toward offxettim: expenses of the alrpori. *—" , The P resbyterian Church Sunday N ight, .July 20 a t 8:00 P . M. mcomr groups at well at. lo high predicted armed hostilities would Th# Warfield cam* back to the R E V . C H A R L E S TH O M P SO N income groups." j *•*»! this weekend because Sjsri- states battered and destined for Without specifying whan he foeddin had rrjrcled all Dutch the scrap heap, but the Weston Trading Company of New York thought the time would be yip* demands, Supt. of the Methodist Orphanage bid for her 160,000 at a surplus for cutting taxes, the President1 , . asserted: t Reported rlauhe* along the sale. , WUt Be.The. Speaker. Ol.ftm unequivocally committal fr‘Hit-Bwey»«3P!iha»i«*d Use tenA laYer announcement said slii ,.i,i Li...i ,.r i,,.i ■•on. Trie Inilonesian Newa Agrncy to the right kind uf tax reduction had been bought by th* Chineseasserted thr .,Dutch had fired The Children o f the Home will give at Ihe right time." . „ --- 210 American Industrial Company of The Republican bill trim*taxes " " ‘J1* ,n,° lh®village_ of Hand- New York and wuuld go into from ' 30 per rent In the luwest - . I 1'’ '* n .,7' f 1 *0't*8 ° f Han- service as a Chinese river boat. Special Mimic Bonded Debt taxable Incomes to 10.5 per rent , ln ' ' f 1* "*•*•» Inflicting But she started for China by on Incomex over *192.000. But |Vy. c*,u* lti#* uver ■ three hour way of Marseille, France. Moat 4l *tftIInurd frirm Chip f>Mt Mr. Truman termed this measure 1 „ of her cargo when she set out "a premature and faulty lax re- e»„,!V? • .*,,ilIl ' 1lrnn lrtlw n waa life preservers and mesa hlu. 000; 9100.000 for real estate; Services Under The Auspices O f : for hospital (never ductlon bill” which would Inject , ^ , *mIndonesian troops There wasn't much doubt shu 1100.000 176,000 for..FwhUe*w«r; into the tax system "inequities y « l* « U y at Bladjung really was headed for a Job of built); First Methodist Church , which Would greatly increase the •'■•f»*8at near Bandoeng, running Jewish immlgrhnt* into 1100.000 fur a swimming poo) (not built); (576.000 fur sewers; IttX),difficulty of making desirable . " t,u.,ch ejmwupiqus said the Palestine. 000 for a fire station (not built); revisions ” Indonesian* had committed "far ‘ First Christian Church ** 1325.000 on the waterworks and Ha added thatthe legislation, I"01* lh? n" *Z1 truc,B vblarlons (182,000 <t>n the gas plant. fa "at complete variance with the i **!1 *Wo ‘ I 11 ,’*'1 First Congregational Church fundamenlyl requirements of o .. ° " * I**“ ce accord mute Camp W inona The failure of the Beminole be. iiss ,,,___ 1,1,00 good lax bill" and said he,......,lmM j , t ll. .,_nce ^‘ be llepub County Bank. In 1927 accounted Episcopal Church ~ ~ ~~ ' romaelled" to veto it. I .. nl j tI1*ed their flrxt ceai tra a tla a r O Iraaa P a s t (lae| for a loss of more than (1,000,The Prtsldenl ^referred lo in-.T1" 0rJtr |T,b - “ 7* The Repui. lengrd by members from nearly 000 of city money derived from tcrnallon«l uhliiraliunK «■ auoihvr t i ha every cabin and tvon by a moder­ bonds, including the funds for the First Presbyterian Church reason for delaying the reduction I ,l “ ch bed violated tha truce 30J ate margin. new hospital, swimming pool, fire of taxes. He said: times in June. Mr. Morris told the campers the station, (400,000 for the bulkhead “ Our responsibilities for inter- u 1 legend of “ Little Anni>," "One- and part of the sewer funds. national rehabilitation have no "eltadjil of the Indonesian republic Eyed Pete” and “ Long Knife Har­ Important hearing; on our.effort* J*®**®?’” ™ *belr return from Hatav. ry” . The^rampers went to theLr ia. the Dutch capital o f Jogjakarta cabins for taps and IlgbU-out anxi­ to secure lasting pears. "The recent refusal uf certain while Imth sides anxiously awaited ously looking forward to the hike nation* to Join in common en*. a decision from the Hague about to the Haunted Church und “ Onedeavor* tu establish conditions of whether the Netherlands would Eyed PeteV grave, planned lor stability Increase* the difficulty lake up arms to solve the latest hi the morning. stalemate. Hoys and counselors attending of our task.” (A military spokesman In The the camp are aa follows: Cabin X; The President said th# bill rep­ resents not only “ unsound fiscal Hague said yesterday the Dutch Pete Brock, counselor) Dancy GalBowen, Bobby policy" but would contribute “ to bad 98,000 well equipped troops lahan. Squire! inflationary pressures which we on Java and Sumatra ami 10.009 Parks. John Fox, Wade Garner. R E V . Me K lfJ L E Y ’S S E R M O N TOPIC F O R have made progress In combatting more on other East Indies>JsJainh. Frank Cranston.JlaroJd Cranston, rmy Roberto Poey and Fredirlcu I’oey but have by no W ans -overcome “ T h * - Indonesian "Republican arm ’ wa, reported to have 200 from Havana. Cuba and Aliiton Hr rontlnued “ A* ] stated ill the message on troupi, not including guerrillas.' Baker: Cabin II: Gene Levy, counselor. Mike Wbelchel, Wesley H.R. 1, tthe first tax Mil) there Spencer, Walter Routh, Runnla Is no Justlfiration for tax reduc­ Hljrh Corn prices Garner, (little chief), Charlie tion so long a* price stability at Mann. Jimmy Daly, Spartanburg, sound level* has nut been secured Result In Smaller * (!*.. Walter Graham, Hugh Walml business, employment and A'. H Gatlin, Edwin Lockett; national Income continue at peak ^ Supplies O f Meat ters. Cabin III; Chum Stanley, counsel­ levels, Since his original veto, Mr. B f ALEXANDER It, GEORGE or, Tommy Speer, Bobby Morris, Sammy Jacobson. Stanley Rats, Truman said income payment* to WASHINGTON — Smaller meat individuals have continued to rise sppplirs are in prospect for ‘next George Harden, Joseph McJIndvl, “and the general level of business year as a result of the high price Atlanta, fi*., (little chief), IPliy Clark, Buddy Dunn. Robert llak-l W H A T H O P E O F T H E F U T U R E -------- ON W H A T T E R M S? 8 activity is establishing new high of corn. Jimmy Fox and Joo Hutchin­ racords." while th* ■number ■>! Government livestock rxperta er. son. . . . civilian* employed has also m- alsu say that if consumer dt-jnand Cahin IV; Spencer Harden, coun­ creased. i continues strung, meat price* are Asserting that total employ ' likely to be higher in 1912 be- selor, Donald Kelly, C. K. Flowers, Melvlle Brinson. Al Phillips, ment In June increased bjj 1,726,-, cause of the shortened suppl PIT. James Stripling, J. L. Black. Hob-| 000 over May, bringing the totr.l‘ | 1 High prices for corn tcud id to bv Mitchell. Monroe Pearce. Ednow empluyed tu more than 00,- reduce the, future meat supplies (8X1,000 - the highest III history, because many corn grower* fig ward McCall. Robert Shoemakei, the President declared: ure -they ran make more money John Eberhardt.-Jacksonville, (ll(“There Is still no convincing by selling their corn than hy feed­ tla chief);. Cabin V; Al Brock, evidencp that a recession Is Irnmi- ing it to hog* and cattle. Faint­ counselor, Larry Burney,. Ernie ‘A FRIENDLY CHURCH IN A FRIENDLY CITY” Morris, (little chief), Morris Phil­ er*, particularly those in Ihn torn lips, hehL, Jimmie Owen, Kenneth Ram­ "Tax reduction now would de­ belt, keep a sharp rye on the hogsey, Rodger Garner, Edwin Mad­ lay lb* readjustments of prices rorn price ratio. den. James McKee, Billy Park, and wage* necessary to maintain Th* Tschnlcsl Deadline "I- 1 ' ■George Putman, Robert Shew: _____ _ Cabin VI; James Lawton and Rob­ this high pro*parity. prosperity. It would This _____ ratio ________ means, ’ ________ generally lead to an tv#n Mgther level of j speaking, that when the market ert Cranston, counselor*, Gene prices for consumsr goods. It price of i00 pounds of hog« Is Das Ellsberry, Alfred Stanley, Nolly would increase th* danger of a than the price of 11.6 huihel* pf Dunn, Curtis Winfrey, lie Land, recession," corn D the "signal” .for leu feed­ Sammy Dunn, Robert Gavin. Jat king of corn In normal tfnvt, when sonvilla. - Jimmie Wright, Bill southern newspaper paid (80 ■» most hog-feedlng farmer* *r# ef­ Moore, Richard Phagan, Kaiinetl ton' fnjr short-width newsprint ficient .and experienced operators. Boll* and James Boll*. However, the big Increase In which Resulted In a paper with some pafts only ona and one-half the demand for .meat during tha war and postwar period brought tolbtnnt wide. Aid Estimate Th* whole problem of the naw*. a large number of inexperienced hog producers Into tha business. P'rtnt - shortage despite somewhat Many of these nawcomera figure Idgher production in Canada, the <t‘*a1taa*e trees Pa«* main world producer and this It payi to aq>p or reduce eJVn- Ing Speaker Marlin (R-Maaa) In feeding when th* price of 100 line to rapfafe him In the event country’s chief source o f supply, now is being investigated by two pounds of hogs is less thin the Mr. Truman I* unable "to com piste hla term. committees of 'Congress. The nric# fit 13 bushels of corn. A Department of Agriculture Th# Dgialatlon. which Mr. Tru­ Canadian Combines Investigation Commissioner has made a "con­ market observer recently esti­ man requested Immediately 1after fidential” report regarding an mated lhat 100 pound* of bogs b* entered th« White House and alleged "combine" In the news­ were bringing In money equiva­ vacated the vice-presidency, was lent to oniy 10.2 bushels of t«rn. signed as part o f the preatdenprint- Industry In Ceneda. Corn prices Increased consider­ llal routine. ably after that computation ^waa The House Appropriation* Comtjiiniit ttee recommended an additional MUONE'S MEDITATIONS Fall sad Winter Prospects 5,600,000 - for construction of ■y Alky While prospective reduction In temporary housing for war vet­ livrs'fick feeding indicates smaller erans and tnelr families. nira( suppIDs next yesr,, butcher The committee estimated that KUft’U l o t SAY HE »hup* probably will be heavily unite can be provided with HEAH P£ U6MG ARM o stocked In the coming fall and new money, which supplewinter montha. There has bc«n a p£ LAW KoTCM Up WID ~463il4 already msnte (436,46 _ _ pro* record slaughter of raltD and vlded for the program for eonm e las* — calves this year, and an increased other war housing (nx to temporary output of pork I* Indicated for version of surplus military and m Aw *u m ! hit *yt this summer and fall. veterans’ housing. Th# National U >N& l £ i$ s o p a t Tha Bureau of Agricultural Housing Agency Is In charge of Economic* aaya this year’s ku^a p O -U U C fifA A M " work. ... slaughter of cattle and calves wi~ the Tha House Commerce Commitresult in a sharp reduction In the .red DgDIatkm to (Ire number of these animal* on /Arms. tee appro1 Cattle feeding ln‘ 1948 probably l|ely 31 merchant ships as rom will be beDw the high rat* of this pensation for an eqnal number of vessels lost or soiled In l . As a result, says the fere’ s N o Place Like H O M E F O R FORD S E R V IC E 1- and Teal“ outtf0T Is" * Th. Wll. already approved by ta b« reduced next year. However, oworer. food feed supply observers Senate, also, .provides fo r return XXI In wartime seised say “that even If .meat output I* of (80,000,000 *ed as much aa 16 pound* per Italian p ro ^ rt^ after ^ pereoa next year, Il will not ririm s"offtU. STritteeL who suf. •artSy mean **a critical she In Italy, during, the I) except possibly for thou a hot haye the money to buy A renewed plaa tor United A U T H O R IZ E D SI ECE The enrage conaumpuo Person for. tha years 1939-1938 wee Statea leadership In repatriating 116.6 pounds, almost a pounds and reaettllng the displaced per­ D u p«r person than this year's sons of Europe went before Con808 B , F IR S T S T R E E T with legislation PHONE 200" average of 163 pounds. u First Methodist Church Your Ford Truck Deserves FORD| TRUCK' SERVICE S r Inc. * “ • ■ t::~m■, . —- flM fl If mmmtt I r v a I r ^ . P aae <»Ml W-l la ' ■ $ - vr . svai ^ : 1.-jjg C " ■ V7 . m m m m • * 1 - v i 5 - r r'M a. | 1. * » * ^ • T J :' . t * B l — �t » ^ai In U « lly Ther# la S tren gth — THE WEATHER T* Pfrtact th# l'uc* or IK. World; Freer**# of A n r iln ; To Product Prosperity for Sxnfofd. #• J, ' "* (un.idfraldt tlundilte.v lhrou|h lue.dsr »itl\' scattered showers rau.ll) during «ftrrfliKjri.‘ AN INDKPJiNUKN'f DAILY NKWBPAPKH H»Jt . V O L U M E X X X V III E stab lish ed 1908 SA N F O R D ,* Tnim an Calls For Six Mail Jury ;er Defense In Papy Case F L O R ID A , M O N D A Y , JI-L Y 21, 1947 If " A u o c i i U ^ Proas U i M d W ir o I _ NO. 177 , Dutch Forces A ttack Gromyko Hits Balkan Inquiry is t "Unprecedented Pros­ perity" Cited But Inflationary P r o b ^ l e ms Outlined 5,000,000 Reds In U. S, Are Said Pushing 3rd Party Judge Directs T&rors Be Kept Together And Cut Off Ftoin News Publications Curfew Restrains Rebels Forced Into Yugoslavia 90,000 Additional By Greek Troops Jews In Palestine Republic's President Appeals For UN S e c u r i t y Council To Take Up Issue TAliAHASEE, F1*;4 July 21 t/P» A six man tnal jury was WASHINGTON? July 21 UP) seated today altri two and a hall President Truman raid today lit.* hours of examination to try for­ nation hat turgrd to a pinnoclc ol House Passes Measure mer Representative Hemic C. Pap) HA I AVIA. Java. July 21 <4't "unprecdcntcd prosperity," but of Key West op litaigrs of l>tibin<{ O u t l a w i n g Po l l I’irttdrn! Soekatno said by radio mutt (lengthen ill dclentr againil fellow House* member I..__ tonight the Dutch wrtr attacking inflation. •, * Tax Requi rement As soon as the jury, was sworn UN Commission Plans Repercussions Feared his Indftrircun Kepulilic hy land, In a'tpecial mid-year economic in. the couit recessed until 2: HI To Visit Area Of On Deporting Ref­ an and tea. He appealed to the report to Congress. the CJtiel Lxts £fzl>L • W A S H IN G TO N , Ju l? ‘ <*■> 1 % i d i w d rile r c tf t W p io d u n d » * Initial ' InVasi6tY ugees" *1() ’ * Fi'dnCe' ctlef t‘1 toil r ScW i ii Wii/ Nd- / Odham apj Rep. •Clarence h|. ike up liont Secuitly Council to take now it running at a talc cl An ritiniate th#t their air abuill Camp of (Lila accusrd Pajiy Ol the tiMie. $225,000,000,001) a yrar far sut- 5,(11)6.000 CommunitU or lyuqzr ATHENS, July 21 td*J First JERUSALEM. July 21 (4') A offering thyipTirilies to help defeat A Dutch lommttnnpie said Dutch patting anything in hittory, and (hurts in the United Slaletr-all a bill pridiHamig telejihune and ditpalrhet repoitrd today that duik’-to-dawn curfew was 01 dried waipDnrt. had attacked Kepubltpuihing lor a coalition of l r!lii/i, added; guerrilla bands had attackrd two tuday fur *>41,000 Jriutalriu Jc n t. Irtegraph companies from giving can aiilirlds in Java and Suinktia "We can place thr high produc­ wai given the Ilou»r Committee SOVIIT OHIO ATI Andrei A. Gromyko (lull) is shuwn a* lie spoke uu points in noithetn tiireir neat the bringing*1ir 155,000 thr number ot their service to rare bet bookmak­ the Greek situation before the United Nation* Council at lark a Success, tion and the high employment on Un-American Activities today Hlgotlav bolder, and lliat-in f a* h Jews under cut lew restrictions here, brrause Indonecian lighter plants ers. They aie thr Stale's prin­ N. Y. He said that th* Soviet Union “cntii.i.t agree" lo lha U. S. proposal that we. have today oq a firm hy Walter S. Steele. o| Washingcasr they wilhdirw atln a ’ bat­ ii| Haifa and in the Nalanva weir 1raily hu action cipal witnesses, for the establishment of a sumUpanikativni lionlier umimiaiiun lu U>« Hie Dutch, dec la ting they would * fQunddion-vHSIrWmg pinipenly ton. tle tu Yugoslav territory. area, lhe action followed a new During srlerliun of the Jury, Ualkan*. He left member* of the Count it in the dark as tu whether h« Steele wat ihcdirst ui 14 wit­ I’apy sat calmly at the’ di-frii.v would veto ll)« Amur lean resolution or mviuly abatatn. Seated at right and peace.” Gtrrk troops punned harass­ outbunl id violence which left nut attack nlhri thr civil pupuIt Sir Alexuntliir Cadogaii of ClA'al Hulun, (IntrriiuttonaU ft But threaded through the 30,000 nesses scheduled aa the commit­ table, surrounded hy six lawyers, ing action against l.rllnl forces ihiteaieaci-and- 2 ) wounded ns 4ti latioii ui non-military ob|ecliv<i, were Htt/iiiptlbjl 15 ithtnobitiia hater liegan a week ol public lirar- . Neither the Stale nor the defense word document were four C’t id the mountains tirai thr-Iron- hours. Used all of it* allotted challenge* tatting anti airciait guns al the Corn, Coal, Conitruction and Com­ mgt on Cqjnniunnt adivitirt. He uf veniremen and only 15 of the tin df Albania, Yugoslavia's west­ The llntish Army wat oidrird merce overseas, named* "by ’ Mr. testified at chairman of thr Na­ •93 called a* prospective J u iu is ern neighbor, allri irprtlillg the lu lock in the Jewish quarlfl* firltlc and the Kepuhlic 111 ail force, Truman at development! whirl) tional Security Committee ol the were questioned, ollrnsive against koiiilsa last week. here fluin 7:0(1 P. M.‘ l o '5 :t ) l l hrllrved lo nutubri jlnrlil 40 obI'at Whitaker of Tampa utilized patriotic, mean that "inflationary ptolilerm American coalition ul Dispatches today Isons Saloni­ A. M. daily "until lurthrr notice. solrtient Jspanrs^ ‘planes, many ■ everyone of them on whether they in (ibor irpair. civic and fraternal tocirlirt. lhe had any connections with news­ may become itronger." ka said 400 gurmllat had atSonif 50.000 Jews in Haifa al­ Tier Kepulihca^i ladio. over Terming price reductions at ill coalition it an organization ol 04 papers or relatives connected with tarirtl Mooyrs. 25 miles noilh id ready were under a similar cutneceaaary In many area*, the i a ci e t i e t promoting patriotiim tiew’tpapers. which ♦viekatliu appealed, said Salonika, at dawn )rslriday but lew. Alxnil 15,000 at Nat^liva president aaid they nm'l not !»• He iil»o asked them whethei they Dutch aitlllriy had ctpriird file Steele laid, Ur ga>r till* bleak were irpelled by lilrek comuianswamped In a wave of aperulution would Icon "to lhe slightest it**have been under lualial law lot ■ruseu by the forecatt of n short down of CominuniiU and their gree"' toward the prosecution if Jos who killed 10 befujr the re­ a week a* a result ol the kid South cd Hauduriig. .11It) unite soulhrait uf Ifatacia lhe tepott rtilrn crop or hy a wave of newj lympalhi/rti in (hit country: i’apy were not called lo the aland Firm Granted Option New York All Kight, maining guerrillas lied acton thr ntptng of two Ulilish army ref yjee boosts (legged to wsgejuid prJ said lieu Dutch planes using lock* 1. Upwatdi ul 100,01 Ml c aid­ to testify in hi* own defense. AH Yugoslav border two miles away. On Lots To Build He Says, But Needs grants. a’ coal coni i art settle John L. Lewis' replied they wotdtl not ltd Ihut In-, rts allaikrd Malaya, in west J a ­ ea riyrltg tnrmbrii of the Com­ ftuenre tbrm. A r my casual Mrs w*r* two killed, merit. Fear o{ repcreunions lor the in. and that other Dutch aircraft 50 Pre-Fab Homes } A Little More Sun and two wounded. Mr. Truman aaid there are a* munist Party. Three state employer* among Other dispatches said 300 guer­ deportation from Haiti of 4.5llti had dialed a' Sonkaila-Sraden .yet “ no groumla for real alarm 2. Another 100,000 candidate the properties Jurors were ex­ rillas raided a puli,-,* alutiun at or more uncertified Jewish tel nor for general upeculative In­ lor party membership. cused, either by the prosecution ladway limn. Messhori, about two miles south creases in food prlcea" arising or lhe defense. Judge W. May The City Cummitriun declined lhe most noticeable thing abuul of . line- Vug**#las-—Imrsler—amt—I ! ogees uf the Eiodus ol 1^47 wav - -imicmr^Bn -tirtJxrirxxts "lrriT Oth- “ 3. Approximately 4.H00 mcm Walker excused two men when ireallas.4 l*ea» till aourres ssnl the fluety- equip hers of Communist- front- organt- th»y'W td^il?y'h*3'pre^TiceIve.I lo a d htxlty tvening oiT i ~meT,V N e ^ m i m y to s cmrfiiTy U.) ■mile* northeast of Phlorinu, where repotted to hr the irason lor the ei pud Dutch anil) of about 1‘JO.OOO extended curfew Greek authorities said they hav* • , , ,, ytutuig thr city Ii»r the tint time rations. As for their |>oliticaI ac­ ideas about the charges men, using niustly If, S Lend tirorHived t>y v ommtssmnert. , . , , . , Before couth tecestrd for lunch, ute . . ... , t « the Ink ol sunshine, Uuk Atkin, feared a iHrsaihle "invasion." Sim­ In London, authunlalivr Whitt suiplus inilitaiy equipmant, tivity, Steele asserted: t arraw.iy at the iroued. . . ultaneously a hand armed with Judge Walker directed -.tint the Andrew . » . .i rv who irrenlly won the Allhui IhhI- heavy maehlnegunt and mtirtans lull inloimanls said that thr Jrwriwas (tllHng ik in g tiinuilaueuusly *st 1 "They are now,pushing for a lurqrs he kepi logathru •luough- r»(. . George AuitC, »ot, the lhoi|«- ** , , i . . • , . ij ,. w. ,i . ,t I in f)' talent scout program, told was reported to have attackfd the without vitas iriied Friday aboaidi nujnercai* pcunti coalition of Leftists' Vdt. the ,el udl (hy trial and Oral* th*y be rvsl lr-uiniturr Tnmpany that the le- . . .. . . ,, ■ * .1 1 1 1 ■ 1 1 D r. It J V an M in k , a c liu g ............... Krlle,,|. ,«||„| pielatfon of funni ng a major third off from access to magatita-* and Cense ,lee, lor auction r.ilc» be te Ins fellow Kotaruns at their leg nearby village of Mrtokainbo*. the refugee ship were bemg *|in» setting fire to nine houses, de verdict It qntll newspapers ular weekly luncheon. Ml. Aiki.r ed back lo France in a ‘new and i|„ »Miniisliing "pultre xctitm." party.” " ' spite slicing opposition hy armed duced from SIOiFa'day lo $20 -v reached.’ tougher" approach to the hand I t.tent: Genera] Biniim It Spoor, Sliale called the Front organi­ . . The kctlon was taken at I111? day. ’lhe motion died lor lat k *>1 .iddrd dial alter hr caught culd, peasants POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. July [lillrli coiiitnandrr, said tit an urhr spent a good deni of time look; f 4*»ml IhtiFil mm f*i|l »l»l One pew>|iu|t*r aceount'deelar-( ling of ruch blockade lonnri 21-lA*)-Dutchess County Surrogate sation* "far more dangerous" than a second. City Munagri II. N der uf tlet* day tltui "our entmlas’ mg atnund New ^oik for some ml the attack supported b* maFrederick 8. Qulntrrro ruled to­ the party. He- explained: •* ||„w, v, r. 0 , , BrilUh foreign (la„ e w|lich try to Mayer said today. "Thu leaders era ppliiiriaed. as day ’ that all papers and file* of chlnagUD fir* from the 6Hlh 3urolonlal offic* spoke..,im i*-| ,al.„tage'Ole minrere imptemantalittle mi net where he could gel gostav frontier post. the late President- Kooaevclt are author*, piufeasors. xrivntifts and Ned .Smith, ownrr of the San- ;n ^ (un ftiaed In cuniniant, i (ion o f the iit’ iec'ioents n'schacl, Meanwhile, lhe United Nations "a ealld and effective gift to the professional men. Kirer. Increasing ft ti Ift-l14e1.1 w|| I'nn* 1) %| find Furniture Company, and J.nk . ,, The informants said the Jew. onfotgellahle irrtptes■utN.-onniii.Hioo in v e a t I g s t i n g .Cnlted State* government to he Riemliem aie joining there, Afl, ti . ,1 L . , Another returned lu France presunialdy K.iLgan, nutmt^r ol Hir .VirHiml ** ™ ieed. maintained and preserved lire gradually veering to the party Greek Intrclet disorder. announc­ Aikiu it .tied, wa* (lie County Mulortw Inc., jppfarrtl l»r*| nl]\ / \ ed thut it planned to visit Kuril! would be accommodated in dis­ In the Franklin D. Rooxevett lib- line through the' pulling of the placed perxunx’ camp.. , ^ * A $i*efd ol ll»r «ut iway* and the jam string* of the tireless Worker* rary at Hyde Park." lore lor v. omimitiutt md t*pp»»%rj . , . .l i as to inspect llie ares where guer­ Britain lias been In touch with A , t i i . H»ry prudiit r tliii mg the ruin rilla force, launched their first The decision ratne a* part of a npimig those forces ’ who have , •• .. . . • »• , "certain" European count! t e . ».n (I -.ll.a rC I '.x , . i n Ray A, Hollenbeck of Orlando triluclKm ol the fee lorAuction^ judicial aettleaient of the account party affiliations." lu-ur. Mr (4*1*1 *»( 1tVmg lit! liftt S t e e l e said he submitted to the was arresled last Monday itrar the whole question of Jewish 1111 of prole-tdlng* of James Roose­ L ntil Oct. I, I M4, Init ter , u|,|^4y ( k|«- on .hi H>erui((hl liin migration lo the Holy l.iind. they velt, Basil O'Connor and Henry War liepartment two months ago Chuluuta on a charge of hunting was $10 a day. said Mr. Sayr . Qrangr. range. N. J.. where he *1*saiil, and arrangements have liven P. Hsckett aa executor* of the a list of 2,000 Army officers or out of season after he had killed I lia d * with St leant Itnty nrii( last will and testament of Mr. men who are members of tic two turkeys on the preceding day. an el that lime was mciraird lo |tr(| some fii end* .u\d said that Mole than tup •-IllpluVees of the He wa» taken the same day Indore the pirtrnl $100 talc. Ur dreliiird France to hall the flow of EuCommunist party or of fronts. Roosevelt, never will f oi gel the funny mpean Jews without immigration Florida I’uwet ('urpuiation gathlegislation to outlaw the jh'II County Judge R. W. Ware and that Mr. /Austin had appearrd at Last Spring, when lhe Senate .ensation in his ear* at he we*,I i-rrlificates try returning them to creil Fthlu) afternuon tu hunur War Inveatigatating Committee lax a* a requirement fur votina fined flQO and costa. lelim l iirraiuctldfi mlpeiItltendsnt II ss IIsihZ I 'l l , sill Joe Hickson, honorary game a merlins of thr Cnmmistirri on under the lludton Kiser. tlirlr emliurkutimi |>orts. fought permission to go through George r l.'Turner wt the llsnton warden and rider for the Buck July 10. irtfurtlrd the irdurtnm. "w # papers In search of informa­ This course has been advm-ulrd .Spring* I’ow.-i ptoot which wa* Mr. Aiken wa* introduced hy Point Hunting Club, identified and had pointed out that Orlando 1Tiariaa'"Morrison who had charge tion dealing with Navy purchase* l>y the Arati trailer.hip o f Pal­ renamed tlie tlinige K. Turner Hollenhark a* having shot the had reduced the rate from $25*1 <-f the Joh n V ivian M a rlin , Il'J, died estine. of Arabian oil. Fred W. Shipman, Motorcyllst Hurt program I'reviousty, plant. A pluqili- in llie hnllwey uf turkeys. According to County H utirrihiy n iin n liiK at il:0 0 o’ c W ) librarian, said "at such lime and lo $50 a day. Mayor Gut. willij ' " dr» w ««'t.e snnoiincrd that the In recent months, Jews uniuuv the liuilillng in-itil-vd with Mr. at hi* lionir on Routh Hsnforrt if the Robsevr|t pa|ier* are turned In Highway . W reck Prosecuting Attorney George A. . 1 1 r .t /-» I uifU n u l l Bull I Bullnnirrd lh%Speer, Hirkson heard the two shots the approval of the Cnmmt.sioncrv.!,,,,,,^ r|u|, A v rn u r Ito'trad made Iris home in in Pulrnttn* atuivr file quota lone Turner's name, was unveiled by over to the government hy court A. W. Iliggiti., pie.idi-nt .of th* rraallaaea -■ raee *1.1 whilr in his home near where the users dllrclcd City Attorney rtrdj..,, July no. The' •tub voted to Hanford for 21 years. order, the United State* arch­ cnnipnny Condition of Roy'Clyde Kitchln*, turkey* were downed, ran down F o r 111*11)w ith the S h e r if f , ivist would face no Insurmount­ the rhallcuKu nod ti. A. .Mi I inner, who live* m Or­ year old Oroee mechanic, whose the mad and saw Hollenbeck in Wnon to prrpate an ordinance' nn-ept able problem In making the papers i|«sr, wlio presldeit to lliu slisencr o ffic e , Mr M a rlin , w a s U irn Jun e lando, tool charge of llu> t oll.11rucavailable- to a Senate committee1 motorcycle was wrecks*] . thorliy hi* automobile, and wa* Void by containing thr p:ojHj*cd reduction of I’ ntlidvnt Gordon Itrisson, up 17. IK7S in D ecatu r, Io w a. Florida Pllotn Club tloif .d-.alw*-iant ott tin- nil..lea of In- addiriim to the Widuw, Mrs or any other government body after 2:hh o'clock Runlay -nfter- The latter thkt he hart shot at a to hr luhmillrd *1 , (he Friday 1- inled 'tlrvitle r. Touflitun, Idike Mom o.- in Iv2*1, wa. in the To Bfe Formed Here noon when he attumpt«4f at high hawk, Anna, Marlin, other survivor. for official ute." mrrting. \iidrew Stine and Jnmea Higgins ■*-ivh;e *'f the coiiuiaii)' fur more The sound of, turkeys In dlirate of speed to pat! an antomo* rh" Include-three sons, Werrrn W. t that time. President Truman limn 22 )inrt», and tin-, tl years Conitniasloners. Bishop* ntftl .1- B rotniilltlee to make the .Martin, f'rtirau Rapids, Minn., itjectad lhi request for the bile on llu- Orlando road at "Death tres* tnadfl * Hlrkaorr Suaulcioiia Fotniallon uf a Central Hondo uf experience in the iuduatry. arrangement*. , papers - and wrote the executors Valley", lx today reported aa aeri- xnd he noted (he tag number of Leahcr. were ahaetil frikn the John V. Martin, Jr., and William Pilot* Club w*t announced today Ho win ptr.t-nUol with a 32 Mr. Aikin recount*)!, hi* exit*- It. Martin, Hanford; on* grandson, by Roy Browning, airport man asking for any paper* .relevant oua at Fernald-I.augnton-Mrmorf*l th* car. Later he recovered the Friday meeting. Tonight, thr degn-f Masuitlc ring in token of tienc* in eininrcliuri with whicn t'oinrnlsslnn will meet tu consider turkey* and • notified a member Hospital, and x-rajrw are ('ring to the Inquiry. Carrol Martin, Psliran Rapids. •Krr, following tha sucres.f it com­ appriviatiuu, and Mr*. Turner r«M.l.llu.sU •• I'asr Sill II •■tlstn at I '.s . t|si Minn.; two brothers. Chris Martin pletion uf th* breakfast flight In­ clevetl a corsage uf led loses. W. Shipman could not he reached taken to determine potslbld eon of th* hunting club who,in turn telephoned Mr. Speer. Porter Lan*. immediately for comment on thr cutxion. according to State High­ of l.os .Angries and l-orn Martin itialed by the Hartford Hchool uf J. .Clapp, new piodoellun super­ Ing, president Of the Seminole way I’ afrolman L. C. Bender, who rrogqte of t'ennqylvanla. Aviation Sunday morning. Tin intendent. served a* ilia.ter of surrogate's decision. Sportsman'* Association wa* con­ Funeral iffvlcfs will lie held al purpose of the new urbanization rereniunie* ,\ talk wa. given by YSaturday the Senate War In investigated the accident. tacted by Tanner, wildlife officer . Both Kitchena and hi* wife, rtsligating Committee subpoenaed the Krlrksim Funeral Home at is lu encourage the use of the air I'*e*. Iliggln*, wht|tUKld) pi sited 4::00 I', M. Tuesday and Interment plane in Central Florida and any Mr. Turner, aVT'itW al«i It. J. pspars o f the late President for Myrtle Kilrhen* were taken to the of Orange County wae located and with Seminole Gam* Warden aa ’ Inquiry aimed at determining hospital hy Charlea Luke, manager will take place in Everrreen flier with a atudent pilot’* certifi­ Allen, chief t-ngiu,-,-r uf the cotu*hn authorized a wartime contract of the Mather Furniture BUire Welter Coursen of Sanford, made Cemetery. The Rev.GlennK.Smith cate Is eligible to join. pany. the arrest. 6w Howard Hughe* for construe- and a wllnrs* to the accident. Mrs. take o f f o f Llttlle and Rev. J. W. Auatln will Burnley's hrra'kftsl High. c»nnIond with By BOBBY I'ARKH * Kollowing tlie ceremony, a fish Prior to arresting Hollenbeck “ n of an experimental flying Kitchens, who waa trjuted for Camp Serilie 1 Annie, camp legrmt. and Butile officiate. Members of th* Elks off as scheduled, Mr. Riowning fiy anil picnic »>■ luld oh tha cut* and bruises, waa released th# officers traced th* car itumlwr Club will have charge « f (he stated, with H lilanes and 17 pilot* 'plant grounds. There weie many Wednesday and Thursday Were Dunn a* little -Annie ’ Ma* a to Orlando. Jo* Hickson waa taken Eirl R! Koont, an altomey for from Urn hospital last evening. leaving th* Hanford airport at vislliir. of tlie company, formerly busy days at Camp Winona w ith '.< "'am. Bobby Morris tu Long graveside services. the Roosevelt estate, refering-lo The accident took plaeo about along to Identify Hollenbeck. A the many activities going full Knlf# Harry, George Harden as Pallbearer* will ba Jess* C. 5:15 A. M. They arrived at N o known a. The Florida I’uldlc Ser­ tha aubpoeaa. aaid today “No one 150 feel south of the well which companion who waa with Hollen­ blast. I lodge, Leo Rutner, A. W. Odham, Hmvrna at 8:36 A. M. and were vice Company, from Winter Bark, { Due Eyed I'ete and Stanley Katz knows V^ether the documents ia south uf the Big Tree road. The beck at the time of th* shooting Riding, o ff to a sluw start he-|n. tha grandmother gave a big J, D. McNeil, J, II. Truluck, Frank driven to the beach In c*rf fur- Del.an.) suit Hi. I'ete Ishut g. •ought are among Mr. Koosevell'a motorcycle, a Harley Davidson, '37 haa not been id*nil/lad, Mld Mr. cause of weather, I* going full luogb to the campers, Bauer, II. >r. Jamedan and J. W. nlahrd by Bill Wright and Wind paptra. I f they are they will he model, collide*! with tha left rear Bpeer. Tha turkeys, on* large- and blast now with dally prize* being- Hobby Morris won lhe treasure Btawart. sor Rowley, operators of the New supplied Us the committee aa soon fender of the 1041 Chrysler Sedan on* small, war* put In th* Central awarded to the buy who makes| hunt held Thuroday afternoon by Smyrna Aero Service. Later lo o k - Frank (icorjrt* Murphy »» poaaibls. Every effort will driven north on tha highway by Florida Quick rraete Company the higheat score. “ Squlmri"* a tloaa margin over Wealcy Spenfast waa aarved at the Airport Died Saturday A . M . ba made to comply with the sub- Josephine Mlney, 3d year old Or­ plant and will probably b* given Howen won a rifleman's handl-j n-r. This gave five extra points Senora Peron W ill Grill. lando nrgresa. According to Pat­ to th* County kom*. (cook for the highest score Thura- to hi* cabin and an ire cold waterAmong thus* participating, in­ Not Visit Britian sides rolman Bender, the motorcycle waa Frank Grurge Murphy, « rualday of a 43 out of * possible 50.1no-Ion a* th* treasure. ■ Mr. Browning were Walter dragged about 160 feet. B*29s In Germany To Many, o f th* boy* went withi Wednesday night Al Broek tno Pieces O f Local Krohn*, Jr., C. B. Gunn, Howard dent uf Haufurd fur the test thr#* LONDON, July II, (AV -A Brit- Bhryock, Ollvkr BJoblom, Mat rill year*, died at the local Tiailer Mr. Morris for an interesting 2Vk> tertained th* ramp at council ring TeBt New U . S. Bombs mile RECORD FLIQHT trip around the Ink*. On that by relating hi* aspariancas in Ish Foreign Offic* spokesman told Tlndale, Charles ‘ Baker, Julian Camp where he resided, at 1.30 ai .VMProperty A re Sold kike th# boy| viaited many points; North China. Th* Dishwaahtr* a new# ronfarsac* today that Ban- Simmons, Roy Mixon, Ted Jacksin, A. M. .Saturday after a brief ill­ MANILA, July t l , <A>) Aness. WIESBADEN, Germany, July of interrat around Winona nncD'iuartat sang another highly jin- ora Eva Psron, wife of tha Argcn- Gen* Bverfy «nA J— y ...........Th* , tJtilf* Oil Company la Northwrst Airlines atntoliner ar­ Born Apr. 20, 1875 in KSntry. - * — tln a nraslitan f h a d g . Z I . U . l y ^ ' 1eanalderable increase in rived here today, completing tha 81. WY—An Initial practice flight tha outing was a huge success! Joyabla aong. . III., the deceased was a retired uvan thsugh sonic rrt—ttTT” tro)rl ! ' BWf'Fark won his white *wli awlm- called her plana for a visit to Eng­ Of Its filling ilation at company's first commercial flight Wirrtnr ____ Railroa'd Track Supervisor. _____ _____________ Langled with a hornet*' neat at ndng ribbon and Kenneth. Ram , land. _ hornet*' -ami r im Stteet, new Amarlcan UJt rlcin 26,000* poumJ Ininth* an old slaughter bouse. Survivors Include the widow, sey his blue. Cht/m Stanley and "Th# Argentina ministry of for­ CIO To A sk 2nd Raise kvr purchased the Lule Noath Pacific route. again*! q "bomb-proor German Mts. Nrlte M. Murphy, Hanford; Thuraday night waa stunt night Epcncar Harden report th* ba- eign affair*," tha spokesman aaid, ty adjoining t h e submarine factory waa postponed with each cabin entertaining the ginnars* swimming Flats** as all "haa informed-tha British Embas­ From Rubber Firms three daughters, Mrs. W, t}/ MtFIRR ’ ’-Firat Street for thle . . sy In Buanoa Air** that 8*nora Cloud, Bartow, Mrs. 3V. A, Knight. rest of_lha camp with an original nuking foal prograd. ’ A carelessly thrown cigar re- today by bad wrathar. CLEVELAND, July 81. (AY— Charleston, S. C-, and 61r*. Har­ Th# hug* plane*, aquippod with stunt Tha stunts ware Judged by Buddy Dunn caused, snvy whan Peron will not ba visiting England auitud In a fire that act a porch Th* CIO-Unlt*d Rubber Worker* special bomb-bay*, war* achedttled vey Hale, Sanford; three anna, K. th# number qf hoy* in it. lu he caught a BH pound ba** while during her present Eurapaan tour." a fire Saturday afternoon at 5103a to fly over tha Farga underxround originality and th# acting. Cabin ftihlng with Gen# LeVy and Mr. The spokesman’# announcement intowislionsl policy committee hat M. KwtglTT?Sanford, W. II. Kwhrin. Laurel Avenue. Damaj* klurrta. dselded to ask the rubber indus­ Loa Angeles, Calif., ami J. R. cams tu x1than 10 days after ha according to Fire Chief M. N. submarine plant near Bremen this ], under direction of Danny Calla­ The boys trtjoyad -a western hid dlaclaesd that Qutsn Etlis- try** “ big four"—Goodyear, Goo-I- imrjmi, Bloomington, Ind; also t l morning to familiarise pIKffa and han won first place with a skit Cleveland. rich, U, R Huhber and Pirostune— of an operation. movt# Saturday night In tha ra- hctli had “ nltlmstad" aha would b* bombardier* with th* layout. grandchildren anj six great grand* Dr, Quick portrayed by Wade rrration cabin. Ur. Morris has glad to receive Banora Peron If. she for another 1947 pay ralac. Aa Army Air Form spokesman children. Herman T/. Schroder'died this aild th* testa would eovar a three- Garner and us* feminine lead by mtda avary possibls effort to cam* to Britain. Funeral services will t>« conduc­ Tha eommlte# Msioad rising liv­ morning at 3:1* •'clock at his month period. Thirty “Amazon" “ .Squirrel" Bowen draw a big furnish addsd rnUrtalnmdnt and Trad* unions her* had signified ing coats for Its decision yesterday ted at the Erickson Funeral tlom* id “ Bamaon” bombs, with tlu-ir ebaar. Cabin It with Ronnla Gar­ activities !« this year's program- tha|r Intention to damonitrat* to more mknay from "B ig Four," Tuasdmv at 11:00 A. M. wit* th* home In Lake Monro*. Funeral Goal horseshoe*. against " 0*1 HI, III, soft ball, Horseshoe*, tf aha .vlslt•ervtce* will be announced later high explosive* extracted, will be ner aa Dalsy>Maa and Walter ■Inst Banora Paron If vlslt- signara.ofwka first wage contract Rev. Douglas Charles officiating. Graham aa tha -villain came In and ping pong az# all going ed Briuln and had referred to her this f a ir among tha nation’s maj­ Burial will be nrsde in EvargTsaSt by the Erickson Funeral Home, ___ s * . 4 ..- I .S _ A _____ _ at aaaond place. Cabin ill placed see-1,uon** aa “ a fascist " or producafa. Tin charge No Action Taken Aiken Reports * To Lower Auction His Experience Fee By City Body On Talent Show f o u r L R ules On Papers And fFiles Of F .D . R oosevelt O r la n d o a n F in e d On O u t-O fS e a s o n H unting C harge Jo h n V. M artin, Form er Deputy S h e riff, Dies Camp. W inona A ctivities H ighlighted By T reasu re Hunt And1 Stu n t Night J. Jmm *. ' • **- .'.il. • Company Honors Frodm lion ( hief_ Upon R etirem en t t >r» ■■ - h � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 18, 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