20 10 427 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/34841949cee21b37ce73b3f2de3111cf.pdf 8b4c94c8420f89e31d1f7ac43e8cbcd8 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 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/35e393b04ba52a3b783924426139764d.pdf 07ca924a6505e1cb863142e4bea976eb 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. 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 18, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 18, 1947. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, 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 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/677a22bc003a46c748cb528fffda842c.pdf 2ebd687b05682ef1ee52e523ef31ad49 PDF Text Text WEDNESDAY, JULY Iff, 1917 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA A PUZZLING PLANE THAT FOLDS UP Mathematrick STAMP TAX ; u 1 Arrange the numbers | one to fourteen. elusive, In the fourteen surrounding white boxes so that the numbers In the three boxes on each MARBLE MYSTERY LJERK ii a stamp poser to tax * * your wits: Mr. Phil A. Tellst hat three rare stamps in his collection. One Is red, one 4s brown, one Is blue. The denominations are 26 dilars, 10 dilars and 2 dilars, hot necessarily |n that order. Can you determine the color o f each denomination from the following statements, only one of which Is nirreet? 1. Jhe 26 dilar stamp Is red. 2. The 10 dilar stamp la not 3. Tlie 2 dilar stamp Is not nineteen In every case. -m m •■n' J*u* si m w * ! s i mtu »i • i«si pu*r*e se-sw "• .) »s »j s w ,*«JV £ , 7 / > 7 J their marbles to arrange some trades. They found that together they had a total of 174 marbles. For the trading, Juan arranged all hla marbles into piles of seven each, while Jote divided his Into piles o f nine each. Between them they had 22 piles. How many marbles had each boy? EGGZACTLY RY this catch question on friends - One .hundred hens laid 100 esHs in one hour and forty *■" ' ." V / 1 \ minutes. At the same rate of / speed how long will It take seven The Gorgon's Head Mystery THE JEALOUS HUSBANDS Mrs. Bcednne and Mrs. Ceeme MRS.wereAppleby, good friends and so it came about that ________ . ‘ \ pUZZLIKO Is only a hobby to C. B. Colby. Avia• tlon la his profession, so the silhouette of the plane that Is the solution o f hie latest‘‘ Foldie" puttie Is technically correct In detail To solry a “ Foldie.” which Is a new version of _____ • an old pufile that was ones, very popular, you • ^ a i^ r N 'c i O I I R I K j r i cut out Urn entire boxed area above. Then, hy U LJL J -1 U — folding snd refolding It, you cause the splotches 1. One thousand, two hundred, 0f black within It to meld Into one design—the nothing’ and one Is hound to silhouette of the plane at left. . . . ----------- 4. One thousand, fifty and There's no doubt about If, Sutan Hayward it Hit personi­ fication of IT, according to the Hollywood idea o f it. But eht'd hardly bring to mind tomt o f thi other ."its" for which tht Greeks anif others, hart words. You hart to think up them, in this Whit Quit. Girt your mem­ ory a tossing around, and tost I T was ons of Inspector Ferret’s oddest rases. Thera was no apparent reason why any one /xcepl Doctor K should have killed Mrs. K. • is But before drawing conclusions, let us have the doctor’s story: “ My wife couldn't sleep and as the night was warm she seated herself by the screened window In. our bedroom. The lflgbt was offend I dosed off, then sud­ denly awoke with the startling feeling that something awful had happened. 1 railed out to her to find If she was all right. She replied reassuringly. 1 guessed I had had a nightman and. decided I needed a cigarette. CRYPTOGRAM leave contempt. five hundred showing a result that Is dear. lucid snd glowing. the three women and their husbands went off on a hiking trip together. It turned nut that their hus­ bands all were jealous men, and this presented a problem when the six hikers reached a wide river. For there was only one boat at hand In which they could get across, only two persona could jret In the boat at a time, and no woman could be with a man unless her husband was present. In what manner, then, did they cross the river, in the boat and avoid trouble among the men? If you’ve never tackled a poser like this before, we suggest that you use three pennies to represent the .husbands and three nickels or dimes for the wives, in working it out observation of Joseph Conrad may be A WISE read by deciphering this substitution crypto­ gram. You can do it by discovering what system of alphabetical arrangement was substituted In spelling nut the seven words L’MI.fiSZ f»WQ 0 JM7.R IW OCT .SQOAIR.JGS> , KBK.NQZ. Th* Encyclopedia of Putties and Pastimes axya that after th* invention o f movable types and printing presses Introduced literature to the European masses, but before censorships of the dictators of that time were torn down, the charade was a common form of political propaganda. It was difficult for censora to cope with it; for them to place the worst construction upon a charade was to admit the validity of the gossip or ely allegations that It concealed. The acted charade wai popu­ lar In older times, with guests dividing themselves Into teams to endeavor to .’ ’stump” each other with words dramatized. Thousands o f the versified variety of charade have been authored by members of the National Puxilert* League for their unique organ, Tht Enig­ ma. An eight-letter example: DIAMOND / looked in the LAST for a FIRST today, Or to put it another way I spent a FIRST before the LAST, Holding my attention fast. Was it a useful thing to do, Or id ltn ttrl should rut 7 My WHOLE will never, never . tell, Tho it reckoned my F1R8T well (FIRST snd LAST.refsr to gyilsbies, naturally.) TRANSPOSAl I The punier with the nom-deplume o f “ Hector**, who wrote the foregoing charade, also au­ thored this poser: A man baa a son twanty-aaven year* younger than hlmaelf. Transpose tha numbers in the eon'* age and thay wlU give you the father’s age. What il It? 'j DECAPITATION !’ V Short was mg life, and brilliant mg career; appear; Behead again, I ones was made to'tape My thostn inmates from e wa­ tery prnvd. Substitute tht letters of words for which definitions are given b*low tor the x'e in this diagram, so that ths words read the asms ver­ tically and horixontally: UMMER'S juft around the S•corner, so we all halt some- 1. P. t. To tread. S. Tines. 4. Long drawn out speechta o f vttuperitivs language. 6. Pyramidlcal. 6. Interoceanlc waterway In the Americas. 7. Inscribed. I. Calmer. 0. Healthier. 10. Boy. 11. L. — Nottut Holderread. SOLUTIONS l ip»»3 e i-p»»ui«,q 'lives -Mtnu*»"0 -i m ’ ,n |W 7. JT Separate article, thing to look forward to. Right now, we can dnd a familiar sayIng about Summer, written by Mark Twain, by going around in this word max*. Quotation marks give you a clue to the drat and last words of the quotation. When you have found the drst word, then look for the circle you think contain! word Draw a line wuru number numwr 2 t. L »r*v» a line to io It. The line must pass between two drcie. only.- in to each following word of the quotation In order, you must •papa between two circles only every time. However, the directlone o f the moves vary. In arriving at the solution. each word will be used once and once only. You will note that some words are repeated In the diagram. That Ii because they appear more than one time |n the quotation. - miM»,i • •e » l nt«w #» n . uv»l pm seat*•»i ENIGMA S V**0 S,MS«a| *|»|-|I»I S1|t fflWKMJ put it, IVAS, pw«*|« -WMIM tat •» P*«jaw< itwpjsW ‘tJitituaaa gw«w mv»*i **>•«■» *ai u*ass r*i»— ••• m u |W*V*F lit puts I.MItM) Ml| *al itltllll v t Mill* If, »••• • » * » « i i *jm « ■ i»iw-o,i p«« pMi<ai i >h - s m i ii is p*io sw iputit n * » n « a *ai e«i 41— D l l * b u s , By Eugene She f e e , HORtlONTAL 1—Wktm Sid Iks aagel . ( tks Leid •ddrsis as “ the* oiigktr n u sf tslosr"? (Jade. S ill) T—What was *f tks sktsf geds •f tks BahrlsalsMt (Jar. Ili44) 1»—Wks was Lakaa'a aider dsagktart (O ca ,If iIS) IS—Errere la pHalisg IS—Meaatala sksrigias IS—"Aad ha said.------- , rather, sit tklags art swialkls ant* Use” (Mark lliM ) IT—Negative . . IS—Swell bird IS—W>a» nk><r was rslsusd la •1st* at Jests kr dtmtnd at tha maltlladi? (Mat. I l t l i ) ' t l-H le k s ip >s«1t* (akkr.) t l—“ A wsa that destk rteUate U tke Heed *f aay psrsea (kail la tha atli 1st a* wsa — — \o. IT- to her snd taw she was badly hurt. As I tried to stop itieeiulppi River. the bleeding and felt her puli*. she died. Terrified. I rushed to the dining-room and called the police. Then IT : Automotivt centtr. I locked myself In the dining-room and barricaded the IT : Drinkers' talult. door, for I feared an aaadaain would lire another shot.” IT : Skillful bodily or It was In the dining-room that the police found the mentally, doctor. They also found that tha screen in ths bed­ room *oe intart—it had no bullet holes. The woman rIT: Rend asunder. bad been killed by a bullet from the,gun that lay be­ ■IT: Grain mart. side her. Ths nature of tha wound indicated tha bullet •IT: Draw together. had been flrtd from short-range. Tha doctor aaid he had not seen or heard an Intruder. IT : Courage. To the police, it appeared the doctor had killed his IT : What fortune-tell wife. The belief was atraqgthened when they asked • him to look around and sr^tf anything had been stolen. Thers hid been no burglary, for a pearl neck­ lace and several diamond necklaret lay upon the dead es um si -»iio it -iisg it ws«no woman's drasssr, and ths doctor said tha only thing j m *U -»K •* "'*• «• 'M mining was an Iron ornament, shaped Ilka a gorgin'! htl***J It II’ IIHJ II v»»«vv|WV| *1W 1 >! II "II SI jvtwvni k bead, which bo claimed had been taken from the wall. •S»•• •—■*! I »ll»l| V -t*w*4i| -VI| f And so matters stood when Inspector Ferret arrived. | *>vi|i| *f (|H| i i w m ( "I can’t understand why anyone would want that gorgon's head,” tha doctor rspeatad. "It wai just a trinket I picked up In Europe.” “On the contrary," remarked the Inspector, **lt Is worth a man'* Ufa. Youra.” What did Inspector Ferret mean by tbla remark? 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Tha figure la to be cut Into four piece# that can b« put to­ gether without hollows or orets lapping to fo^m a perfect square - There's e solution eieewhen In the page. It you need It. �Partly cloudy through Friday I V crpt local thunderstorms in altar* AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEK VOLUME X XXV III SANFORD, EaUbluhtd 1908 Rebels Escape From AsaocinUd Prtaa Laaaad Wire FLORIDA, Full Account Aiken Returns Home Is Disclosed Guerrillas Insist On ' Communist State; Reportedly Willing T o Come To Terms Dr L. H. CUAKAI.ES ATHENS. July 17. W - Mili­ tary circlet eipietted belief today that survivor* oi the 2 3 0 0 guer­ rillas, who, the government said, invaded Greece (rom Albania Sunday, had withdrawn success fully eastward toward the .tower­ ing Ml. Grammot range near the fronticr. Only scattered minor dailies m* reported in the Mt. Gamila W orld Seen U ndergoing.Revolt Backed By Soviets Since 1917 . Jaycee Speaker That was a stein warning re­ garding the dangers of the Euro­ pean crisis which Secretary pi State Marshall gave ut in hit address before the conference of governors at Salt Lake City. ^*Theie is no blinking, the fact _thal this counlry now stands ai a turning point in its relationi to iti traditional friends among the nations ol (lie old world," said Marshall. “ Either it must finish the task of assisting, those coun­ tries to adjust themselves to the changed demands of a new'age. or it mutt recoqcile itself to tee­ ing them move in directions which are neither with their own tradi­ tions nor with those of this coun- i330,000 Troops Were Evacuated, Accord* ing To Admiralty Release Of Event 5 Year Program For W e s t e r n Hemis­ p h e r e Ca l l s F o r Standardized Arms LONDON. July 17. (AI - The Dtilith Admiralty released today. sevrn years alter the event, the full epic stoiy of the llntisl) and French evacuation from the bomh ed; bloody beaches of Dunkertjur |»tween May 26 and June *1. WASHINGTON. July 17 (*>— Die Haute Foreign Affairs Comrniltrr today approved a $50,000,* 000 live-year piogram (or arms standardisation and military co­ operation between the countries 01 the Western Hemisphere, ably will have to await coniideraEvrn the malter-ol-lacl lang uage ol the ‘ dispatch (tom Ad­ miral Sir Bertram Ramsay, wbtmpoi directed the operation, (ailed ideied by Congress bcfoi hide the magnificence of the The rebels' retreat was noted achievement. yesterday when Greek army units _ Ramsay disclosed in hit dis­ attacked north of loaftoins, but patch, written on June 18. 1940. failed to contacF'the main (dree. that of the 176 .British ships used Military informants said they be­ in the operation 35 were sunk lieved the insurgents were trying and 42 others damaged. Thole to reach their.comrades on Mt. ships, ranging from destroyers and Grammoi, where national forces hospital ships to trawlers and were harrying Another group ol drifters, were supplemented b) 2,000. The larger party failed in approximately 700 little boats Chester Nimit# an attempt to capture loanninv, l)jck Cooper, 23 year old Stetson which put out from Uritiih'fiihUniversity atudcrft oho bee en­ nder the measuie the United radical alteration of its own poriing poihts to rescue the haltered tered the routing gubernatorial Greek troops watched' closely rare, wan the gueet speaker at the r» would supply Latin Amer-. for devrlopmentsiilong the Yugo­ i nations with modem weap* Junior Chamber of Com­ consider most carefully the impli­ Three hundred and ihiry thou­ slav and Albanian borders from Seminole merce lunrhrort today. ships, planes and trainingcations of such a development for sand of the British troops who had Florins to Konitsa, an area preg­ lions. In letuin, the military ~ nant with possibilities of M f the fuluie prosperity and security been driven out of Europe by the eruptions uf Iwnler battle. •fs »sid tins nation hopes to victorious Germans were brought of our country. Despite their apparent reversal, flop a seiies of air bases from The General has left ua to dot back to .Britain. The Admiralty. the guerrilla chieftain,' Markoi the Fa ami cross the T*», but Ramsay wrote, had expected at le Arctic lo the Vlftadea was reported in the Com. that’s not difficult If we don't America trsatiHM mm .»*•«• )•»••) help the still free European democ­ the utmost to rescue 45.000. The French Navy, too, suffartd racies 10 regain their feet, they to train 8&0,00(l youths annually will In- brought under Russian heavy loaaea among the lUtl »hl| « liwaitas** m Pass Tea) C o m m u n is t domination.' Thus which It flung Into the task uf ovauating French troops from the America will be cut o ff front her old friends. Her security, both beaches. Nineteen of them weie economically and mllltarlly. will sunk and two others damuged, but weakened.------- ------------ — ------ lhar brought 2U.626 Fiaiicb tioop. a rin fflPormation -Coaiu be Uut that's only a snap-shot of to-Britain. In all. 123,09’. Frtrmh frame Salurtlay afternoon. About to give hint ” tion Go v e r n me n t the threat. Europe's economic cris­ troops were transported across lb -1 "son if a hearty greellng U Mr*. Aiken. Not channel in llritiih and Fiertrh by no means due solely f.t Urged At UN Meet is Isravages meter * shown hut nenrhyal (he lime were the bird*"' by t-iuudnK the u| of War. A fundamrn- shin*. Trough gfitgtssift", w pul three children; Ilian, Bedford III and fact bhlch a lot of folk fall- to Hanford’s Invitation and Md (6 lisa la that Europe in parlical- minelaying t-y plane, LAKF. 'SUCCESS. July 17 (IP) thown baby Ann Wright. The Aiken* own n the American !a>glon to establish ((•aliases aa faae •T»a» boats, roast artil­ motor torpad. - Poland Joined Rusua today in Nlep* pretty lit Ile borne nt 441 Elliot Avenue. a permanent Htatn department lery gunfire and submarine opi-ra* heailquartera building on (he lakeblan)ing Greece for the current lions the Gormans tried to l-lork front site now* occupied by th* the evaculation, Itantssy repotted. Balkan disorders and demanded Dutch Forecast War softball diamond, will ho officially All their operations iuceeede -1 in With Indonesia As part, but the air attarka Were ihe presented by Joel Field aud John ernment in Greece, n Souls at Ihe midsummer conference elections worst, ho said. Negotiations Fail The crash occurred aa '.ho plane _ , _ _ _ _ _ _ of the Deportment of Florida !rt le immediate will Heavy air attacks started on •was onrouto back to Miami, Ha., Kamsay wrote. "From foreign military pefvbnnc! after repairs had boon mpde to BATAVIA, July 17 (AT-W ar tho throttle control at Newark. Poland’s views were slated by between tha Netherlands and the of the air attack increased mul Mr. Held and Mr. Saul* will reCapt. W. T. Babbitt, who pilot* 1 Indonesian-Republic was forecast during June 1 all ships In Dunker­ Dr. Oscar Lange,'United Nations tho .plane from Miami to Newark, by Dutch sources today following I n l /f lia lio a o la w , 1 #•lv u ra o Ifisw. told ithe hearing, aa-1 which was 'prt - Security Council president, as the a new disagreement in nrgotla. que, off the (reaches or In th* np WASHINGTON. July 17. Mb ° legion committee headnd by Tc-nx aided over by Robert W. Crisp, council met in the extraordinary lions for a joint national govern­ nroach channels were subjti t<sl 1 hr American Meat Institute ile _ . . . Cooley of Mt. Dura and nained by every two hours to an unprer-rJ -q. chief of the hearing and r--puits ment for the United States of ((’•alias** mm Isa, ) - . | P o l i t i c a l Challenge datril today, with reservations, County Growers Voice | State Commander Frank. Caton section of CAB, that shortly 4*e- session in an almosphcte inten­ Indonesia. for the purpose of selecting a fore Unding he encountered dif­ sified by the fighting in northern One high-level Netherlands in. Facing State Out­ that the nation faces lli<* clirciApproval Of -Plan ficulty With the throttle of the fill |-ini|>ecl nl UN Group Asked To No. 4 engine. He said be rut tho lined At Luncheon inmleralrly lower' A t Public Hearing Final ilesltlon on a alia will.taka "It is necessary that Greece be preted to decide before nightfall engine and frathered the propelwhether to undertake military ar- Visit Jew DP Camps place .during the Statu Legion lor to make a threc-cngmo land- extricated from the network of tion against the Republic, lie in­ There ate two challenges which! ’Growers of Seminole County convention In April, at l'airma J. R. Kggril, the institute's as­ rfi ing. lie described the High'- as of international p o w e r politics,” dicated that such action was ex­ City, when the issue will be .'ec'ded today face the |teople uf Florida. I a routine nature, despite IIn- throt Lange said in demanding the with­ tremely likely. sociate director of marketing, said at a public hearing yeileiday went upon by ballot aald Mr. ^a.d. tie failure. On .one hand lltere is the dial ' Tills Informant declared that a All local civic organisation!/* in a iMIrmrnl prepared for the un record at favoring a toil con­ drawal of foreign troops. new crisis of "extraordinary gravRalph J. Moacatelli, a elder ■aid Mr. Field, “ are showing their lengc given by the spirit of suchi joint 'congifsiional committer on servation diitnct in Seminole Agency, appealed anew to tho Lange said the primary trouble lly" had grown out of Republican mechanic for Eastern Air Lines at interest In the protect by (ending .......... must - __ _ ___ Premier Amir SJarifoaddfn'a re­ United. Nations'Felestlno Commis­ men as Urailcy Odham and Clar-, the rconomic report that Ins or­ County ^ and requeued that the lellera of approval and endorse­ be- attrl* ' Newark, said damage to the throt­ In the Balkan* sion today to visit at leant u f.-w tle control consisted of a brok­ billed tu-the internal situation. In fusal to laaue a cease-fire order Jewish displaced persont ramps once Camp who sought honrvt j ganization rl|iecli a 15 pricrnt Slate Conietvalion Uoaid proceed ment to the Slat* lygion Commit­ ets link rod, which he said was re­ -Greece,‘ aggravated by the pres­ tee requesting favnrvblo consider­ government in the last renion ol In Europe before writing its to take ihe arc tit sty steps .foi ation of Sanford’s bid for estab­ placed before the plane look off ence of foreign troops. The pres­ port. the fxgitlalute; and opposed lo for Miami. He also testified that ent government In Greece is m lishment of a headquarters build "Please visit these camps,” Slier* them are llioie fotces rrpmrnled "It follows," Lggrtt said, "tint establishment of the dislricl. . ” his erew made an Inspection of coalition of the major parties, Ing here.” • tok pleaded In a personal appearoutaide surface* and controls ol with the Communists and other Aug. 6 ftom 9 :0 0 .lo 12:00 by long (ime politicians wlwse only modnatrly lower prices may be ence before the commission. "They the plane and that if any other Leftist groups' excluded. * form an Integral pert of tuff boaii is that they have stopped looked for at that ’ linif unlrtt A M. war the dale derided upon * defects had been-noted he who Id Lang* vigorously opposed the Reds Seek Prompt Inquiry, for' tho life led by Jr** ihe ipitil of ptogreu and hon­ llieir ate more wage inert-airi and c have bean told promptly. He said American proposal for a semi*per­ for a county wide referendum will there touches th* substance of th* be was satisfied Use crow found manent UN Commission in th* esty." declatrd Dick Coo|>cr, Stet­ other developments which would Steel Reparations whole Issue." V. be held for establiihment of th* -Use plane lo satisfactory condi­ Balkans on tha ground that this Shertok said there was urgriR son Uw student,, at the noon meet­ further increase the public de­ tion. district. Only land owners within seemed to lie liased upon the BERLIN, July 17 (AT—Tha need to permit large scale im- ing of the Seminole County Jun- mand for meat." Georg* Roerig, a n is Lint to the assumption that the three 8oviet Fireman Killed In askt-d in th* Allied con­ migration of homelo-us r.ur<>i»nn H 'M l l R I f f l HR FR |» F t tH fl lie added that current' inert the district air eligible to vote in Russians vice president in charge of the satellites, Albania, Bulgaria ami to start at once. this referendum, according lo K: trol authority . today that steel ♦ llns's operation* in Miami, teetl- Yugoslavia, wer* to blame for prices, generally high, arc "simply Warehouse Blaze Jew* plants capatde of producing 18,The Jewish underground organ­ S. McMullen, extension soil con­ 000,000 tons annually allocated fled that the plane had been sub­ ((•••lift*#* mm V*M9 Tw*t) the result of more people having isation, Irgun Zvai Leu ml. Uus* Ford Fires Foreman jected to o routine 3,000-mlU inservationist of the University of Immediately for reparations. OAKLAND, Calif.. July 17. lA T - ted meanwhile of laying miner on moir money ai paction and overhaul at Miami be­ On* fireman was killed and three highways near Jerusalem and IVt- For Acts Of Violence Th* demand could bn met only Florida at Gainesville, who met meat' than ev4f before, al a lime fore It took off for Newark. Local Pilots To Make other* Injured aarly today In a with the growers at the hearing by stripping the Ruhr. United when tupplirs aie seasonally low." blaxe that swept n half-btcxk In mates and Rrltlsh represent*, in the Court Houre and gave the live* refused to entertain tha So­ DETROIT. July 17; (Ah—The (Caallaar* as f*aaa Kl*hl| “ Breakfast Flight” West Oakland’s warehouse area be. Ford Motor Co. said today that It Baptists Converge history and purport of soil con­ viet proposal for (iiscusalon. fore being brought under control. had fired 32 foremen because of Assistant Fire Chief Minting The Russians asserted that the servation in Florida. For World Congress Funday morning at 8:00 o'clock Basch said damage woulJ amount "acta of violence and terrorism" Bank Robber Fails steel capacity” wis “ exeasa." Th# will Initiate th* "First Breakfast to 1100.000 at least" Owner • of Voting places will be at thi Americans and Briton* replied that during the recent 47-day strike by th* Independent Foreman's As- To Remember Holdup office of County Agent C. R. any new estimate on* excess ataal WASHINGTON. July 18. (A V - Flight" from th* 8 anford VUunlcl- property consumed by th* flame* Dawson, who presided over and capacity could be calculated only aociation of America.-* Baptist clergy and laymen from pal Airport Students nnd offici­ said th* loss would run mucri high­ of th* Banfont School of Avia­ er. CRIPPLE CREEK. Colo. July arranged for the hearing, at the on a basis of an economically uni­ all over tha world nr* convening al* A company announcement said: Roy Browning, manager, an­ 17, (AT— Police said today a form­ Town Hall In Longwood, at Fireman Louis Cetraro, 27, was on Copenhagen for .the seventh tion. "They were dltmlseed following er Axmr lieutenant held for In- Reave* Grocery In Chuluota, and fied Germany, which th* Russians CongTeis of the Baptist World nounced today and privaW owners have opposed. a hekring and after careful invest­ of aircraft located at Sanford will Alliance, opening July 29. held aa hostages for three condem­ igation of verified reports by mem­ vestlffatlon In tha daylight robbery probably at a place designated Informed Americans said' priparticipate In this flight. fn Oviedo. of the First National Bank told It will be one of the largest ned Jewish extremists. . vately tha Russian demand ap­ bers of company supervision who Th* hearing yesterday resulted them he found hlmaelf behind the They will b* guest*.of (ha "New religious meetings sine* before th* were attacked When they refused bank with a suitcase o f money In from a petition signed by 26 peared to be an attampt to forewar. with between 4,000 and 6,000 Smyrna Airport", whjro tha flight stall the currant American and to leave their jobs. (Oeallaa** fra*, rase Um ) hi* possession big Insisted he could will land and, he (aka.! to the delegates attending. British efforts to build Waatani Senora Peron Flics Pat Mullin, president of (ho in­ remember no holdup. . r S n t h * United Stales alone beach for a morning awlm. On Germany's economy to a self Union's Ford Chapter, Colorado Springs Chief of Pol­ From Italy To Paris dependent 360 Baptist* are going to the m**t- their return to the Sanford Air­ aald most' of th* '3(6 discharge-! ice !. B. Bruce said tha statement Two Men Arrested In sustaining level and tie It In with tag. Many already nr* entente. port, a man ala*-breakfast will be cooperative plana for rehabilita­ foramen were not Involved In any was made orally last night by The largest group ended on the Served to the visiting, pilots, • GENOA, July 17, (A*)— Seaora form of violence and added ilikt William Boethin, 26, a former Jax ForSafe Cracking tion of Western Europe. Th* social activities o f th* Pri­ Queen EUcabetL #STy 17. Many Era Peron, wlfa of th* Argentina “ some weren’t iven on the picket vate Fiver* Of Sanford now roo-Till go by plan* Inter. • ______ president-, ended.her auy District Attorney Irl Foard, who J a c k s o n v il l e ,*July it , on tn* Italian Riviera, bwiay and Mullin said ha doubted whether participated In ht'e quluing with —Two man Identified by DeUctiv* Red Shield Club To h full moan laft Genoa bv plana for Rom* m th* union would have any legal each month Bruce. Sheriff Cecil Markley. FBI Inspector E. I- Acosta as Robert Begin Program Friday rout* to Lisbon and Parit. nast within to some point of Just before her departure a raourse In vlaw of tha Taft-IUrt- agent* and state patrolmen, said U Spanear, 49, and his brother, —. . ■ tay Labor Aet but aald ovary ef­ g sai l. Ban Boethin told them he dumped the John .L. 47. of Birmingham. Ala., member of Benenl Paron’a-rulta The Red Shield Club, sponsored fort would be made to have th* U> CROSS TAXED money down an abandoned mine war* In Jail today > waiting a pre­ by tho local Salvation Army Corps, •aid aba would make her final shaft. liminary hearing on charges of will be open to boys and girls tnl* * ROCK. July 17. (AT— decision ’about visiting England man reinstated. V 0t»F. j t Wllllam-i has T. H. House, 48, the rathltr safe cracking, summer beginning Friday after­ BUILDING PERMIT tat the American Red (In London yaetardar an Ar­ and vice-president v/Ha was alone Tha two wars arretM Monday noon at 1:36 •'slock. It was an­ W. T. R. Geiger baa obtained In tha bank at tha time of th* night In th* act of forcing tho nounced today by Capt. Byrd Hud­ gentina source said that Henvra Iration of Cen Peron finally had-decided against a city permit to erect a one story holdup and was seriously wounj- combination of a * safe at the son. to sponsor all concret* block building at 2400 ed.' was reported rearing comfor­ Houthsldc Automobile Agency by it purchased for victim* making a visit to England.) activities and I Lieut. Earl Griffin wiU ba la Sanford Avenue. Estimated cost tably In a Cripple Creek hospital. Patrolmen.Johnny-Shcelver and C. chants of th* program which In­ rornado near Pino Bluff Wlfllama aald th# ArkanTha namesake of y*!# Univer­ Markley said bank officials esti­ L. Green who answered s call by clude* outside and tnsldo frame* i tax Jaw axduded only sity. Ellhu Yala waa a native of mated that after an Mtlal cheek neighborhood resldonts that two and a awlmnflng outing. Tha dab mit to erect a concrete block home Boston who bocamo governor of that slightly lees than 98,000 was men were lurking In an alley, will b* located In tha basaaaaat at 1181 Sanford Avenue. taken In tha holdup. Poland D em ands Removal of Alien Pilot Of Crashed Troops In Greece Testifies City’s Bid For State Legion Site * Will Be Presented oou lonservauon Is Guest Speaker Lnwer Prices Is Seen By Institute Referendum Will Be Held On Aug. 9 K’^ 'S T T S & 'S rS B �With that tfoodnevira Mother-amt cld^y But hake acake This very d a y / Rebels Escape World Revolt C*atl«a»4 Kiwi l*aa» l»w munlst - dominated ncwspiqx-r Kleflhcria Kllada to have inucd a pioclamation over a guerrilla radio asserting it was absolutely necessary to create an independ­ ent, Communist government *n what ho termed the "free re­ gions." ___ I I . Tito purported broadca.t win aald to -have proclaimed that thu guerrilla* were "Willing"-to c«mo to an agict-mcttl hut lliat estab­ lishment of a free elate wn* neceiaary. .One of the. aim* of tho •fiee atalo" waa to “ free Greece from intervention, whore aitif i* k it «*h(1«m#4 rmM Pa** Rstl *r, and the Eastern Htmliplitrf In are in the throe* of the. Communist world-revolution m wlhieh wa* projected hack In the days of the Boliheri*t upheaval of 1017 and only now i* in full swing, Professional ohnervera even be* fore the late war. recognised the idea of world-revolution a* n Tncdlnal goal of Iluinlan Communism. It wa* hyhikup pending the strengthtkeninir of tho S«vtct Union peon- China Reports New Mongolian Crossing .— 0P1 A new r.NANKING. July , 17,____ border crossing hy Outer Monfolian troops into China, thia time into the-inner Mongolian piovince of Sqjyuan, waa reported today hy the newspaper Hai Kin Poo. The area, of the reported new rroaaing la* approximately 1,000 mile* east of the first reported border rroaainfs on the boundary between Outer Mongolia and Kinkiang, moat -northwesterly of theChinese provinces. A dispatch to the newspaper frnm Peiping quoted travelers as saying that Outer Mongolian Pineapple - Peach A Damson Plum pt jar it* House Condensed Milk - with Tomsto Sauet Beans & Vegetables Beans 2 lbs 25c Yellow Squash 2 lbs"T5c Fancy Beleeted Tomatoes lb ctrt 20c Fresh Carrots 2 bchs 19c Red Blisa Grad# A Besf 8uperit* Prim e Rolled Rib ih 89c All Meat B ejf Hlew »*h Tend.r Fre»h Ground Hnm bunfer Rib A Brisket Plate Stew Reef Liver Herman* Assorted All Meat Hermans W einers lb Fresh Dressed Fryers lb Potatoes 4 lbs 27c ib OSc Spring Iamb Large Juicy doz 35c Lflmb Shoulders 1b SOc iSH FILLETS ttuce 2 headfl 23c iten* Froxen Large Assortment Shrimp if he looks about him. 73c 48) flIBs Lemons which wasn't according t) hoyle. However, although Russia suffer­ Military Pact ed grievously herself, with allied aid she emerged strong enough to Undertake .a wholesale eipahslon of her sphere of influence. Tills has resulted In the establishment of Communist controller! govern­ ments throughput Eastern Europe —and the expansion continue*. } ‘Naturally all Moscow's activities have Itren dominated by the ren* Ital Idea of spreading Communism and thereby strengthening Rus­ sia'* own position. You sec that In the method* employed In estab­ lishing domination over th.» coun­ tries .Me* of or Eastern (-.astern Europe, r.urope, and ana in in|........ . - , , , ,t ■ un(i thi- ohsteucllons created, in the “ P Tk- fSlI next Dunkerque United Nation* and In tho various " J ^ rt JL, f m i x European conferences. You s,e it IL m H 1 C In Moscow's refn«al to cooperate “ » «■* In thd economic rehabilitation of endowment, a though there I. Furone "« fhanre that the legislation wl.l iree were unablo to deal with the * 80 go the greatest problem of the get through congress thi* session. Unite,! Mates and thevother denme-i .. A ,"*«»*“ « % JJ,'. A footnote repotted-tho IJAF| Varies is to* T i r w U h ' tliiT"Red! UnitedSlates to return »fi0, One" method motho-i'Ts 000 InIn wartime projwrt’y atroved IfrlVJ German plane* over world revolution. One Is 000 wartime seised seised pro] n lu-nhws. between May 28 and tto put weak - nation* “ -* lo ■- provide - - - illI ah p* on their feet to•■-!Italy and, so that (hey they can can withstand the, for the Italian Merchant Marine LD® h i, that attack, and that is. the, received consideration of the The actual evacuation alerted on... .political attack ... ... fil.ft .... 1I 1.. I 1. ... _ 1 mmmmmmll ift f i l l . . . ■■ , ■ immediate objective in Europe. I House Commerce ( ommltte*. The ■However, the revolution Isn’t |hill already ha* Jk-cii passed by confined lo Europe, though that's the Senate. Sponsor* planned to where wo notice It most. It* ten- rush the legislation to President Lie Veal Superlte Loin Steaks Veal Hhouldera TV 83c L ord Fftlrfttx Tomatoes ate, that little could be lifted direct from the port of Dunkenttf* and that tho maximum effmt mu,*l la? made from tho beitchos,” Ramsav wrote. On Mav 28 a ' ‘moderate surf'* jgduccd- .the rate of embarkaiinn and "rendered the whole niicratlon slow and difficult." “ The considerable alarm as to the immediate safrtv of tho lint !*h Expeditionary Force fell dur­ ing the evening and early night of May 28, which caused all avail­ able resources lo -he immrdntcly concentrated on the French coast, eased during the 2l»th," Ramsay reported. Hut he noted that the destroyer Wakeful, ladou with troops, was torpedoed and all troops on board went down with tho ship, and that later tho des­ troyers wero attacked by . mve bomber*. At about -t I*. M. on May 29 a two-hour ilivo bombing attack on Dunkerque harbor forced the com­ plete rcrsntioq of embark-'.lions of troops, hut the operation wa* re­ turned nt dusk. Thai air ullack, however, blocked Iho harbor, and all troops thereafter wuro looded from tho beaches, wading mu Into the surf. On May 31) ‘'matters proceeded smoothly throughout the day ow­ ing to the mist and there being a big smoke cloud over Dunkerque toryJ’ tcksd ier Suds pkff 30c pm - 18-os pkg— s far ip Powder 13c Groan Tipped & White Asparagus Tips lOH-oz can 24c 2 for 25c A & P Small Early Juno 14-oz 11c Peas pt No. 2 can 25c i «t 25c 45c . Spinach No. 2 4 can 17c HOME CONTROL-LED” *04 Kant Flrnt Street Sanford. Florida WE BELIEVE OVER PRICED Georgia Shipped Dr used A Drawn Genuine .Spring Lamb A tirada From Sioux Fall, Sou tli Dakota 11ill f nr Whole ll SIUNOC t M tin c n s c a rden Fresh Fruits We WuuCt Advertise Any ITEM A HOUR CAR LOAD OF LAMB PRESERVES Sandwich Spread Where Customers Send Their Friends” I-' Inf the Moscow regime -m ilt1for to a depth at about AS mlii-a from ,f fore seeing that another general the Tukehlikeh border region. •*- war was blowing. This war would i northwrfat of Peiping. provide the chaos which would he, The dispalrh said ihtu Oulei d favorable lo the Inauguration 'o f ‘ Mongolian forces were establish,, the world drlvr for the expansion ing border defense headquarter* ii of Communism under direction o f. at Wulanjeniohal, well within it the cominten In Moscow. [.Chinese territory. ANN PAGE 1 Ann THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1917 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE TWO the destroyers." On June 2 this signal came from the-bcachi-s: "Wounded situation acute and hospital ship* should enter during dsy. Genera Conven­ tion will be honorably observed. It I* felt, and that the enemy will refrain from attacking." 8o two 'hospital ships were started out and iiolh, Ramsay re­ ported, were attacked hy Junk.-rx plane*. One, the Paris waa "badly damaged, and It subsequently sonic "snd the last attempt to evacuate the wonded by hospital carrier from Duhkerqu* wa* brought to nought," On June 3 and 4 the small boatc joined the evacuation fleet In In­ creasing numbers despite "contlnuoul bombing attacks.” Ramsay wrote that "the number of soldiers taken off the beaches by motor o ant nabbtcao rofwykmfhgflwww boats cannot be estlmatwl One 8o-foot motor . launch, however, ferrird off 400 men to trsiuporja and carried 420 direct to England.' ----- un -ut s .MBai aigM, af Ur last two destroyer* had Joh at Soil Conservation keep that nation from falling under Moscow’s control. IIPMW - • r .a « T « » l The Senate rerived ftont 1‘ m-s that IM the ntaie State iderjt Truman the nomination o glowers requesting Inal Soil Conservation Hoard hold such H. Freeman Msthnv* of Mary land to liecome minister U» Sw*. D. GUmr or-tmimiiTUiF. den. , .Chairman" j . Tarnell "Thorp uperviaor of the U. S. Committee on llq-An>«rleait Aeligitles'Will Hold a series o f hear­ technicians 16 district* set u(f ings each day next wryk In its when their service* are requested investigation of Communism . r\ hy local Imardx which are set up I’resident Truman sent Congress by the growers To develop sni today tha detail* qf how Army plsn work progrsm*. R. E. With- engineers would siicnd the 12.17,errtl, lysil of the ,U8DA Conser­ 000,000 he wants immediately for vation Service for Central Flor­ flood control work in the Misida 'also spoke of this set up. elaslppl River basin. Edward A. O’Neal ,presidetit Under budget estimate* for­ of the- American Farm Bureau warded to Congress, this Is how Fcilerstlmi, recently stated, “The the money Would lie spent in the crux of the isspe is proper 'inn year ending next June 30: of land. It is a program that .General flood control .project* merits the solid hacking of all In the Mississippi River ibaslii. ritixens, whether they are In tho 1177,000,000;. for Good control city or on the i^pd. work on the tower Mississippi If the county wide referemlrm and Ua tributaries, f&0,000,000, I*-successful, and the Board at aid for maintenance and improve­ Gainesville determines that tho ment of {listing rivers and har­ tlcahle, five of the original pe- bors and work .on the Missouri o|icralitiH of the district is prsc* River between Sioux City and St. tltioner* msy spply to the Secre­ Louis, 810,000,000. tary of State for a certificate of organisation. Within 30 days Polish Demand after receiving this certificate five local supervisors are to tie elected. Thie procedure Is according to the Soil Conservation. Dlstricta Act which was enacted hy the Florida Legislature, in 1939, ac­ cording to Mr, McMullen, in or­ der to furnish farmers, vegetable, citrus and cattle producers with an organised and more effective ir*Iwmeiijy *u iiini.«|v medium for plahnlhg ami rxr- ill*Cl,oj w aervatlon and improved land use for the current conclusion rather measures on an Individual farm, than her northern neighbors. As the session began, Herschol community, .county or larger ______ j,- Deputy P. 8. dele­ rylng nut soil and watar con- V. Johnson, gate, told newsmen the United area basts. This land is entirely a cooptr- Slates was standing Arm on its tive effort, he pointed out and proposal far a border watch in districts have no taxing or bond­ the troubled area, hut waa will­ ing authority, neither do tiwy ing to oaceept amendments as provide for regulatory powers that long as thsy did not change the may be forsed upon any operator: heart of the proposal. Johnaon thus knocked down re­ the movement is entirely volun­ States tary. The cost to the Individual porta that the United voluntarily carries out Improve­ would offer a revised reeolulion ments on hla respective prop- to meet objections of aome del­ egations. erty, ; •. « * ----- ' ■■* Through the request of ths fir* A teaspoonful of mustard, add­ man Board o f Supervisors, of a soil conservation district, tech­ ed to epany water, will doodoritg nical assistance mey be secured refrigerator Interiors. at no coat te the district or the producers on approved tha program, It wa* plying soil and water pointed out. Orange, Brevanl, lion and improved land Lake and ^Volusia Counties al­ Seminole County will ready have established such dis­ -40th district in tha sti trict*. Shoulders lb. 33c 8treak O'Lean Rath* Tender Picnics. U. S. Grade A' Young Tender Baby Beef Frnm The West. IN OCR SELF SERVICE CHEESE CASE Sirloin* T*ll<in© Print Cheese Club & Rih Ir. Sanitary Carton Steaks Cottage. Cheese , lb. 17c Square Cut Chuck Roast Plate & Brisket lb. 29c Sausage Calif. Sunk!st Lemons 432’s Peaches Fresh Fresh Tomatoes Stringless Beans lb. 10c - *< Avocados ea. 19c Michigan Thompson Seedless Cantaloupes BLOSSOM TIME TALI, limit 6 3 for 25c Sausage No. 2W SILVER FLOSS KRAUT FANCY FRESH PLUM Lb. Bordens U ox. SNIDERS FANCY CATSUP No. I FRANCO AMERICAN SPAGHETTI No. 1 Your Certified Mushroom I Ih. Sunshine Wheat Toast Wafers 24c No. 2 Zigter Apple Hauce 2 /2S c U Liptoru— Limit 8 at A wraith- Is, in pop lance, the opposite of a It hneana the hppearan spirit of a Bring person. tuns, fabtkki Hbo* Moonklst Sweet Grapefruit “Juice Diced Pineapple Happy Harvest 35c No. 2 Maria Crush rd Pineapple 33c No. 2 <i rape! and Bbickbiernefl 23c No. 2 Kounty Kist Large S u ga r Peas 2/ 25c 3H Great Value or— Halves Roaedale A pricots 25c 24-os Armours Star T rip e J 2 4 Sniders or Sacramento Spinach 1 Reg. Del Monte C. G. Anparngus 2 No, 2 Libby Fancy Whole Beets l No. 1 Strut D og Food I ft Gold | ifelni Attained Sterling: Salt 2/1 Borden Instant C o ffe e i 3 12-os Libby Bwset Mustard P lck lee. 5 W-oi Old Virginia Cotned B eef Haah 8-o* Enchantress Peanut Butter 2 /1 3c certain Slmct 1881...Fint Among Ftno WhUkleg N E W S I2 ? rw sa rea ■ 2 for 19c O. P. Tea - a number of powtr iufd to work In Ounkerand only left when they r small arm# fire from Junkerque 2 for 29c eta. Margarsl Ann rreah fib r in s 5 f t r t n . River W oodbury's �i T h u r s d a y , j u l y 17 ,19 4 7 TIIE SANFORD IIERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE THREE IIKRSIIKY'S F actory Pack Smta fru* Whole tup. , Apricots no, 2' 27c llunlV Prepared Prunes uu^-2L. 25i r l f l i , Orange TABLE SUPPLY E L O V E T T ’ SE PICCLY WIGCLY Old Fashioned BREAD <luanlily ItiKhtM Reserved Prices Good Thru Saturday, July 1ft 3rd & Sanford 201 l 32ft Sanford Ave, Carrots no. M i l Vie Munder H Z Color Pak d e l r ic h DEEP SOUTH Maijrarlno- ID American or I’ imiento Loaf Uwlfl'H Prrmiunf Honed ,V Rolled Shoulder Spired l.nnrh Meat Hi Arrrnur Star Skinless Franks Veal Shoulder B o lo g n a (HOPS II) Tender Veal Sweet Honeydew U. H. <;«mh1 f#m'| (.r.tilrtl Writ. Corn Fnl llorf-- dull Lemons 2 lbs 29c Carrots 2 bclis 17c Shnrl Tomatoes lb CHUCK BOAST 19c F roh firiiuml Tongues 29c lender Hlired lleef Liver lb 59c Potatoes 5’ lljs .33c Wevtrrn I’ork LOIN ROAST llakirie Site l.nree Center Cut I’ urk Colored Oleo- lb 59c Fryers lb 23c Bacon Neck Bones Huperhrand a*t lb Beechnut lb 35c lb 69c Center t’ula- Streak 0 ’ l.ean I.mu. Mealy I’ork Bedi-Mixt Snapper Dr. A Dr. Tender Dr. A Dr. fifade A IJrn 65c Turkeys lb Larne Sire I'resh Shrimp Armour’s BABY FOODS Famous Strained, Jar SV2C Lunch Meat for UIhcuIIh Chopped Kiblaeo Shredded Wheat . pi A ll. Brands (Evaporated) iwroots pkg 17c Hives • l«e 29c Flakes 29c re& CAMAY Garden Patch, Sweet Ultra-Refined CLOBOX Qt 15c Red Gold Fancy Tomato JUICE 3 no. 2 cans 29c 'Ar t e s i a n Itrnuly Soap 2 cakes 17c WOODBURY Educator CRAX HERSHEY Cocoa Batter Soap !l6-oz 3 cakes . 25c JELLIES Facial Soap 2 Cakes 21c 14c 3 pkgs RAINDROPS Softens Water U f>z Mg. CLEANSER l 3 reff ' 17c �.... i - k- PAGE FOUR THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA The Sanford Herald' .w j .i “ S' t A - ' -------« * , 1 E lltkllU fl la I M ra bllittl 4.11 T a*rapl •■4 at laali»4. I'larUa 111 Miaa.II* l » t » « t.air„4 a. ■•rial ala. . aaatltr Irlalar If, Ilia, al tfca I".a I Ulllr* aI aaar.nl. riarMa. ao4ar Iba Ad »f <'«aim a af Marrb *. Iaar. II(II.I.A 111 I- UliAK Mllar UOMItO* IIKAX Haalataa Maaaaif' StftStHirTIOfc RATO faiablr la A4vaara Rj Carrier. *i*K — - • .»« Oat Maaib__ J--------- T4 rbira Maalba _ _ ------------- 1 M lla Maalba . -------^ ------ - 4A* ‘ Uaa |m i . ■ •*»* All abHaarr aallr**, rarMa al Ibeaha, raaalallaaa aal aalltat ml aalarlalaaavala far Iba M ipai, al ratals* laala, MIN !• rbara«4 I*' al raaalar a4t*ri|aiaa rataa. Ialaa4 Natrapapar Hapiaaaalalltaa, la*, rapraaaala Tba llaral.i la iba B all. aal 11*14 ml a4»*rllaJa* olliaaa ara aualalalaa4 la Iba latarat alii** la lb# aaaalrr will prlaalpal htaAaaartrr* la (liln | i aa4 Naa* Varb. , • Tba Il*ral4 I* a tataaabar ml Ibt Aa*»alal*4 Pra*. nblrb la aallllal rialaalialr la iba aa* far itfakll' rail.a af all Iba laaal aabra prlaltl la Ibla aanapapar. a* nail aa all AI* arm 4l*pairhaa, TIIUHtiDAY, JULY 17. 1917 IUIII.E VKRHB KOK TODAY YOU HAVE A DIGNIFIED ABIDING I’!.ACE, HE WORTHY OF IT: laml Thou ha* baen our dwelling place in all generation,. —Paalm 90:1. u . l-ONO-IIMjju)’ GANNBTft IProm Traill) We rema lo iba High Cliff* of Hon*. Stature •bluing fliiuingo rn) in tb* depart ing aun. JL- lhous*%t ah juora long bllle^ gap, net*. • Mark lipped wing* and chalk wblla bodIra, look olf from iba narrow larlgaa. "darfad like xrro** Inio tb* Hi lAwranra. W* watrbad lba>* bird* upon tba rad-gold walar. Hiate faatharad fltharman who rear ------ -thair-Tonng----------- —— In raurar.ilba unli of aaawrad. Al length tba broad and ataadjr liram of tba lighthouse fall arroaa our Jbfjll,_ -«_ _ and »a turnad boma, night at our •bouldrra, and |ha flutter eg wing* In our mind*. PRANCES DA HI.EVI KVlERY HAMBONE’S MEDITATIONS ll would be inleiriting lo know how many borne* which i*cently coil 10 or IS ihouisnd dallsrr lo build, or which hsve told recently for that amount, or more, are stinted al »S,00Q for lax puiII Communion were in control in this country, no one would be allowed to vote escepl Commoniiti. Thai would be the i»me *» "* if the Republican* got conttol and paired a law that no one could vole but Republicans. How would you like dial? • Gum Forwards Knowledge Island Of Ceylon - Known the world around for its major uxporl, twt, Ceylon also contributes citronelln, so much in use during vacation days to ward o ff mosquitoes. P oets-for centuries have celebrated Ceylon as the "Garden o f the Sea," the "Land without Sorrow," “ Island of J^wejs.” It soon is to be given domirtlortWtliuir by Great Britain. Of Us( G,0QO,(H)0 natives the largest group is the Buddhist Senegalese who came from India centuries before Christ. There are also Hindus and Mohammedans, but apparently these religious differences create no such problems as ob­ tain among these sects in India. Around many family dinner tables these days talk is heard o f life during World Wnr If In Kandy, one of the lending cities, the Buddhist pilgrimage center. Here large Allied forces were quartered. At this time when in one day breakfast in toTJe find in Calcutta, lunch in Bangkok and dinner in Manila, a fair spot like Ceylon seems no longer beyond the possibility as a tourist objective. The exotic corners of Asia are brought close by the airplane, and the far places o f the earth take on Interest never Imagined before.-. 'The Stale Deparment hat de­ cided lo sbsndon the progisrn initialed by Henry Morgenthau lo reduce Germany .lo g nation <•( •mail farmi. Ill new policy calli THE HISTORY OF SANFORD CELERY “ an industrialized, productive Ger­ ’ By II. J. LEHMAN _____ many for peaceful purposes." How to keep thoie indurliiei EDITOR’D NOTE:—Thla la tha of Fab. 7. 189S, tha rlllti or awoke peaceful,, however, remain* the Drat of .a aarlr* of Ihrao arliclto to tha fact that their main source .appearing dally la Tha .Sanford of Income had been destroyed over­ big problem. 1— ; Tterkld on tha hlatory of Han> night What la referred to a* tha Everyone ii interfiled in bet­ ford rylary, written by II. J. ’‘ Big Freese of W had virtually ter safety for the nation’* coal U k a iD , manager of tho Han­ laid waste to practically every or­ ford Slat# Farmer* Market, and ange grove !h Florida and bad mineti, but the occupational haz­ himaalf for many yaara o grow­ stripped them of from 70 lo 100 ard* in ihit country are not con­ er of Hanford rotary. millions ofkdollan. They ha mad* poor In a night* Thu* par* fined lo the coal mine*. We are It 1* aaid that eatery originally hap* tb* moat remarkable fr.M of concerned, loo, with the growing Hanford'* celery development i* accident rate among farmer* a* grow wild In Tha marshes along that it wa* conceived and devel­ the banka of the river Thame* In the increased uia of fatal machin­ England ahd In tha Mediterranean oped by people without money and ery lend* more and more of them counlrlaa. Thera are many report! some heavily in debt. Tba popula­ tion dropped to. around 2OO0 by to the hospitals. In Florida Iait a* to It* early uaea In various man­ ttwrwd of th* year. ner*. but tha first record of It aa year 30 perion* lost their live* an edible wna In Franco‘ In 10h2. After viewing th* devastation in f a r m accident*, more than Thera t* no definite Information wrought by nature, tho pro wit * a* to bow It waa first Introduce I war* forced, by necessity, to look 2,000 were injured. Into the United States, but there for other means of livilumd. AItout Prtif. Einstein reiterate* the Is a legnxj that tha French IJuge- a year elapsed before new field* could b* exploited, aa little could warning that il muM be “ one rot* had- with them colury seed b* don* until tha land could be when they landed In CharltMoi, in world, or none." There will be lt!A7. Ikwtvrr. there la no record cleared, which when completed, re­ t* way In Now sembled mil* after rails i f waste­ more confidence, however, in •r to how It found IU man’ * ability to organize One Jersey and Mlc‘ ' n, athar than land. Thla asm* land sold the fol­ the assumption that seeds were lowing Fall for aa little aa 23 cent* World for peaceful purpose* when carried along aa tha paoplo sought par acre, quite a difference from the simpler problem* of mttnUin- new homeland. Thus tho lirst the price of land today In th* ing industrial peace within one celery planted in Sanford, pri­ Sanford celery section. nation are met, When the CIO marily aa an experiment, came It la Interesting to note her*, from Kalammoo, Mich . and devel­ that now, B0 yaara latar, If a quit* fighting the AFL when oped Into what ii probably known farmer can obtain ready tiled * there it peace within the halls of as one of tho groateit agricultural cleared land for IAO0 par e:r# Congress, when you can get along money producing crops In Florida. ha consider* himself lucky. During According to all the available the 1930’# cleared, drained and Ir­ with your competitor, then One record* that I have, tho honor of rigated land with Improvement* World may be possible. having planted the first celery In sold for #1000 to |16W per acra. it given to ilon. J, N. In lata rears It haa depreciated In - J Central Motor* ha* decided to Sanford Whitnar. who waa a- member of value, to that now good improved i halt production of automobile* for tha Florida Legislature. It U farm* **11 for IKK) to ?7.Y0 per - ,U!UL.ittcJi JJttCgttic of disturbed only fitting to uaa aa a beginning acra. Tb* -dwtease In coat la lamreiy-attributed to th# -La condition* in Die steel industry.” IBs following a*cerpi“ffOM?«S Mi­ Bank foreclosing mortgages a Theta condition* have mulled ll selling the land at almost any from the recent coal iritlcmcnt Cow which gave miner* a father wb- mods map, lie Baade him a horti­ .ilt.waa d y in g th* fait uf 1297 culturist, pul him to rtrm tha Whliner, largely IlUnPal wage iocrraa*. Th* atari Cardan of Eden, and tha happiness mental purposes, obindiulrie* will have to pay moia and perhaps tha vary existence of calery pinna from hai depended since then upon “ •** plants, when for their coal »o lh*y will. want Iff the koH.” ------- - ___ ___ ________ about threo-quarto charge more for their »leel tilling In tha laltar part,of the nine­ tars of aa.acr* on a farm South­ and the-automobile ibduMnc* will teenth century, Sanford, situated east of Sanford on Lake Jessup. it b ft h v p £*y nor* Tor *la*l on th* St. John* River, 126 mile# Whan thla eatery waa about twov lb*y will want lo charge rooty, south of Jacksonville, waa a thriv­ thirds grown, a saver* freer* waa •for. their automobile*. And until ing town of about 600 population, •xperiincad that rot it to the loss Mr, mostly citrus growers and fa m - they find out THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1M7 Southern Pacific I k ' ‘ Threatened By Strike ■r Allay _________ All sorts o f theories have been advanced for Teaching sDinll children to swim, from throwing them into the water SAN FRANCISCO. July 17. UF) • I KECKrJ A Foot I* —Threat of a strike by the Broth­ with the expectancy'that they will show fish tendencies, erhood of Locomotive Engine*J UOCyiS EF HE to hiring the services o f an expert teacher. The first at 0:00 t\. M. Monday hung today system has too many elements o f danger, and the second CREPICK FtiH »JE5*FE/H over the 1‘aclfia lines of the South­ is not always practical. American. Home Magazine, in Its ern Pacific, one of - the nation'* C R A LY t _____ malor railways. July issue, offers some good advice on teaching youngsters Unless 19 of 74 demand* for re­ lo enjoy the water,, written by a father who has had vision* uf working rules are mat experience. before the deadline, the union said, Titled “ Water Sprites” , it is packed full of details its 3,600 members will halt trafrit fhat take children from their first experience paddling over the major portion of the com­ pany's 10,000 miles of track. in a baby pool, td that- tnoiMUtMU first dive. The author, The strike call, Issued late yesCharles Snwin, emphasizes that all steps o f the swimming tardar.br Harrison C. flobart us, lessons must lie FUN. In that way; it is almost impossible xistant grand chief o f the hrotheiv for a child ever to four water, hood, and I*. P. Peterson,- tha T lie Hawins' five-year old daughter led the way when union's general-hcairman, ram* as the shipping crush of the Western swimming lessons began for. three-year oldlBuddy. First! harvest approached lu seasonal of a)! the Sawing taught their boy how to-tioid his breatfiT peak. The parents showed him how, out o f water. Then they The strike would affect also made a game o f Buddy’s picking up shells in his one-footthe Northwestern Pacific and the San Diego and Arisons Railroads, deep pool, and he quickly commenced to do this ducking Southern Pacific subsidiaries, Tha ^ his hend under water. three lines carry 160 passenger His next step wna floating with face downward while and 1,000 freight, trains dally. holding his breath. By this time, Buddy was experienced Operation* Involved would ba from Han Fraiwtaco north to Porlff enough to learn lo ' kick. This was achieved by telling land, Ora.t east'ttf Ogdon. Utah, him to “ kick like an engine” . Soon, he was anxious to ia.to.a4 *. and south to Los Angeles, Tucson, learn how to dive, and the momentous day arrived when V * r.i e<u.i Arlst^and El Paso, T a r lie "dove” Into the pool from a low 'step "with no form • ' 1 and plenty o f splash". Thereupon Buddy was ready to Flood‘ Continues In start learning Htrokes, and to eliminate the splash from his diving. Everglades Section "Wnter Sprites" is instructive reading for all parents RADIO PROGRAMS HUtion WTItll *’ who are about to launch their offspring at The beach CI.KWISTriN, Fra!. July 17i —A request that the Weal P.a this summer.* SIM HSUAY KVSCYI.Vn —* Chewing gum, a habit which some people deprecate, has done something for the world. Jt has helped make known ithp imposing riiiiiB of tho Mayas o f Mexico and Central America. Just- the other dny eleven hitherto unknown temples were found in Chiapas, Mexico,. near the border of Guatemala. Just because o f chewing gum. Gum contains chide, which grown in these semi-tropical American jungles. The .chicle companies linve had to cleor .away the under­ brush and lay out small air fields to transport their produ ct. In the process they discovered ruins, overgrown with vines. whuae-presence would never-havo been guessed. The new temples are particularly Interesting because o f their wall paintings, the largest o f the few Mayan specimens known, and brillinntly colored. Fortunntely Giles <!, Healey, who came upon them while making a doc­ umentary movie for his company, is a trained archaeologist, and if it seyms wise to remove them to n museum, will see that thev are not damaged in 'th e process. So friends o f knowledge should be more tolerant when next they have to scrape wads o f disustR] gum from planning furniture and shoes. The -government i» underground war fsclotir*. Cues* we won’t hive many n( them down |i,rr Ami hy thr way what would we do for bomb shelters in esi* si emergency >- -- •Learning To Swim /'TJ- 4nw Bias 4iBu SiSS Tlitoi Tl IS TiS* Tl** »>*» 11-BdiiB* Snu Tw ills hi *»■*• Kpuro l>ar*4* Air Ian l-Ulrtoliia Il,a4)liia StHi Art Hail,,) * TSa liubanal-l, 11ra4 itMe N.tol Unit ilRBI Ilaa4l<ur Vans "Z llrqarxluil, taatt I tie# nail *,• «. 11(01 Hrquf-tlull, S'mWT* 1141 liaaellaa \m t isieo alan urr * J* rHIDAT Si»* hl.a Oa Slit Ilaa4llar .Vans liM I'll,,, rS^aarra Jaaibarra. 4,3* II <M„„asa *14* IIU-ra «f ibr l*uia>> Tioor Jtetaa Haatodoa ! * •Ttn* NaarU* Hrrraadr Tilo Sna,J»r Sa,raa4* die* S in , llrlrt, HlSS Nua,I— l,„H ad, Oil* Nlllrbla* T(a>r *i*> Warala* |l,ii>ll—i H, 41 Waralae Rr4lia<laaa ■:SS- Saau Iba Taar ■Ha* Taa or Ibr Yaw* .Slia Mill, liar,*,a I|*I Hbtiparr, Mmuil, loioa ll.ailllar Nana II >30 MtoXnl l ',.,ia a ISltS Titan Yoa'lr Krqa<,la4 *0:30 Mnrnl.a Mrlu4l<> 11,0* !.»*'• ,j» Vl-ltlas IS,## v , « , at Nana ISlIS U*il„H ll.>nuJwl> llfjo llt,)llm i, l-ruaraii, IS>4S XrMiallnir Vain I, 00 llrarflia, Vn,R ^1)1* I'toiir Ar»i , , . IiSa IT, War uiTlwIf 111* Salaa S«,rna4* 3,00 lira Alin- V-m X>*a Itar X'ator llawrb Sl4S In I'ruaOlr Wa Hall Site Ifrwitliar YrW( SHM HnlaClr UbU,.,,, Six* Sturm Tlmr I Bi4S Sank Mr,I tl** nraUllar Xrrta 4103 I40S (Tab * 1*0 ll-aillih. \ ,„ i Si#S Natrlla Tlmr SiSS Marl tba llqtoU Si4S. Hail, I'latain OlOO. llraUlfnn \ r „ . Britain Will Attend German TnlkH Only If Not Confined To Ruhr LONDON, July ~vf, (A*)— A For­ eign Office spokesman said -to­ night Britain bad informed the u. S. Slate Department she was not prepared to accept an invita­ tion for Anglo-American talks on Germany In Washington If the discussions were to be cunfdied to Ruhr coat production. British representative* will go to Washington only If lh> scope of the projected talk* is widened to Include such matters' as hl-xonal fpod problems, finance, new levels for Industry and so on, he said. ' The 'British tommunlcatlon lo the State Department, dispttched "a short time ago,” expressed this country's view that Berlin would be a more suitable plan for dta ruasiun on hi-sonal coal production; the spokesman added. The United Slate* asked Bri­ tain July 11 to send a mission to Washington to discuaa what a communique at th* time said were “ urgent problems-' connected With Increasing Ruhr coal output. might reproduce them*»-lves, Quoting from a lettsr from Mr, 8, O. Chase, Br„ to s gentleman In Phlladelnhia, showing Mr. Chxae to be the friend of Capt. WhltiMtrr “ In 1897 Capt. Whltne? planted at Lake.Jessup on the Lake margin about three-quarters o f on acre of celcrv as an experiment. The Cap­ tain and I drove ‘over lo see how the winter garden looked a week after th# frease, and his celery looked as If somebody had poured boiling water over it. My recol­ lection o f how we used to neglect our lltU* celery trenched In tho old days, almoet letting them per­ ish for want o f moisture before they ware watered, and knowing that celcrv had a wonderful con­ stitution and comeback, I told the Captain I thought if wa took car* of the crop we might gat *ome celery. I told his man to raks off tha damaged stalk*, fsrttlhM It ipd tee - what" happened. - About three weeks after that lhe Cap­ tain went to Tallahassee, as he was a member of tha Legislature and wa* .there for 60 days. Whan h# returned I had roabet up over *1300 out of the patch. r ' t '• "The fact that it cam) back so th# crop w# needed, Tha stalks war* so small that I made a litU# frame about 6“ deep and 4 ‘ wide and stacked tha ttalka uf celery In that'spare, then tied the roots Beach canal lx, made the th inapor arterial drainage w»Urw* wfcF for Lake Okeechobee wax advocat­ ed today a* flood conditions,con­ tinued in th* Everglades area. Water U over tba Hhawano and Connors highway, and th* Ftoriday Greyhound Bus lines la re­ routing busses through th* area by way of- Fort Pierre. The route ordinarily Is via Canal Point. •* Lamar Johnson, chief engineer for, tha Everglade* drainage) dis­ trict, said rainfall has tapered u(M in the lost couple of days buF water t* .atilt rising in canals. -The group which met here de­ cided to urge the Florida con— the plan for cdhvertinjg Ui* West gressional delegation, to support Palm Beach canal into 'an arte­ rial drainage waterway, but ask­ ed that it not be upon fur nav­ igation. •♦JayceeMeet ; « • ■------------ M mit Ii htars» Iffvaa r«N » <)«»! ior Clumber o( Cummticc held in the Mayfair Inn. These . political iiiurs must hr foilght out op the belieficTd of politics, by votes and. candiiLiles." lie . added. . "Tlicre inuil be a g/ass-rnots awakening of opr political reiponailjilifirs, whether in slate^, co u n 9 ly or city,. This is. not, something lo lesve up M th* «kh>r'f*llow. W* must do theie*1hinti ourselvri,’ ’ CcsopaV assarted, “ We mud erect a public structure- built on a foundation of honesty and in­ tegrity," th* gubernatorial 'iahdldaUaald. ' Mr. Ferry Bremer, who .Was a cornetlst with tba NatjonaU Symphony Orybestra of Washing*^ ton, D. C. and Ida son Bub, a pi­ anist, rendered several musical se­ lections, Stutembar 1 has bean dsiignatad ' by the board of direetors. as the opening data for tho Tourist In­ formation Booth located at Park Avenue and the Seminole Boule­ vard. It was staled. Ray SlatoA waa appointed to serve with mai6‘ bprs of other clvte and veteran's organisations on a committe# fofl| Ibe selection of the roadside pork (4). ba*. built In Hamtnols County by the Hut* ■Road Department. Gene Tucker and Alvin Odham, who or# In charge of ar­ rangement* for the Slat* Jayne# Conventon to b« bald In Sanford Aug. g and 9, appointed commit-' tea bead* to help thara with thair work. Those placid on committee* wer# Vincent Peel, Richard Lundqalst, H. W. Estes, Harry larry Robsa Hobsam H. G, McIntosh and ArthuV Beckwith, Jr. ,, _ Mr. Joel Field >appeered beforetho group fn behalf of th* Amer­ ican I*glop to oak the cooparation of tha Jaycaaa In ‘ aiding th# Campbell-Lossing Post to gat tM state Ldgion headquarter* located In Sanford. Mr. Field requested that the Jaycecs send a letter I f th* State American legion organ­ isation InviUng them to coma to Sanford. ■The elub agreed Ire sponsor such a letter. j m FLYING DISC MARGATE, England, July —Town Councillor A, Lovell r«L ly knawk that flytng discs exist— he made one. nnd It flaw. Loretl'u revolving disc la rub bar-propelled and 14’ BleMa across. It has an 18-Inch stabillilng rotor itnd1n rilstigular stabilising vane. In ttr* day's flrat t**U It flaw J00 fa#L ^ -------- — ire Don’ t Read Thla * Unless Y °« want to m U •; " , Ymt Want ta buy a We Will sail your ea#. for ..B ... amym Auction Co. �I wim 5Lil 1 ! i THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1947 S ocial Miss Mary E. Schmehl THURSDAY The Veterans of Foreign Wan Auxiliary will meet at the Tourist Center at 8:00 P. M. , MONDAY11 The W. M. U. of the First Bap­ tist Church will meet at 3:30 P. M. at the church annex. Mis. Roy Britt Is in, charge of the program and the' subject will l>e “ Chinese." The Sunbeams, Junior KAs uni Junior’ GAs Will meet at the. same time at the church. Mary Anna Springer Nominated For Office TALLAHA8SEK. July 17, UP>— Donna -Jolley of Tallahassee anil Alice Youmans of Miami today op­ posed each other for the governor­ ship of the American Legion Aux­ iliary sponsored Claris* State In progress hera. Miss Jolley represented the "Federalist* party and Miss Yeo­ mans was nominated by the “ Na­ tionalists." Federalist candidates for Cabi­ net positions were Nancy Miller of PenaacoLa, Secretary of State; Pat Weigand of Lakeland, comptrol­ ler: Jo Ann Taylor of Tallaliaiaee, commissioner of agriculture; Bettv Turner of l-ake Wales, sup­ erintendent of public instruction; Charlotte Judge of Orlando, state treasurer and ,C*reLWood of Plant City, attorney general. The Nationalists n om in a te d Mary Hill of Lakeland, secretin y of state; Mary Anna Springer of Sanford, comptroller; J. Anne Pike of Mount Dora, commissioner of agriculture; Nancy Smith of Jack­ sonville superintendent^ of public Instruction; Hetty Jane lotion of Tallahassee slate treasurer and Mary Ann Jacobson of Dei-tml, at­ torney general. The general election will be In Id tonight. Hollywood By BOH THOMAS HOLLYWOOD. July ft. bVl— Jane Wyman is discovering tha way type casting works in Holly­ wood. Aa the result of her neat job aa Ma Baxter in “ Thu Yearlint," "Il her film offers are for —mother roles.------—— ----------- ■>— Jane was pencilled ,In f»r the ' .role of g. I'i-year-old'a mother in “ Christopher Blake," but she has " asked Warners to m u x* her from ilffci *8ha does not want to be plge. tut-holed in maternal paru. ; Instead., the would like to go ahrad with "Johnny Belinda,“ In which she would plav a deaf mute until tha final moments of the pic* tore of the picture—a la “ Spiral S ls lr t m " * Glenn Davl*. temporarily mi act­ or. tells me he doesn't know liow long hia Army service will be. ^ “ I might find out I like it and Want to stay In," said the football star. . . . Groucho Marx It apparently contented about his debut us a •Ingle In "Copacsbana." He has made it known hr's available for more appearance* without his broW rs. A sure Indication of hit Intent la the fact that ha has hirvd a preta agent. . . , J'hvllla Calvert has to finish "My Own True U vs" ami be out M ' of the country by Otohor II. w Otherwise she will overstay her , ■all-month permit and have to pay both an English nnd IT. 8. Income tax. And although her picture shooting, the script Isn't finished yet. v-; Maureen O’Hara's plant to ap* pear In "Out Of All Time" lor RKO in England have hit a snag. The British have indicated thev want either the leading man or oirrcinc M to he an Englishman. , . . Clerk ' Gable Is back in town nud he must be happy over the way "TTie Huck­ sters" turned out.' Clark wants ip charter a boat-for ft fiahinif in ’ down Mexico Way. Tie aiaru wor on "Homecoming" Aug. 15. . . . Van Johnson offer* an InUncstlng note about social lifo In Holly­ wood. He hat worked at MOM for asvtrsl rears but has never met his fellow employ, Wally Berry. _ It may be a. small world, but it a V • big studio. . ... Jett Clayton nixed an offer to appear In the new, Rodgers-Hemmgrstein play. “ Allegro." Her husband. Robert Lerncr. is attendin f Loyola Lftw School hero ftijd sh» wftnU to keep h*>ut? for him. , ; ; Jack Carson la getting to he kftown as “ Avall.vHc Carson" around Warners. After "Romance In High C," hell do “ Barbary HoaL" a *t«ry of 1910 San Tran_ isos (what — no cxrthquakelL ♦ Then "Forever And Always." Ai'’-thdltgh' hi* contract eaW for'three •a year, Jack doesn't mind the **' tra work. The bonus. i|iugh gladdrtis his heart • • • *. *i Los Angelps ie pow being.Ireat: ad to a wonderful revival of : .-"Louisiana PtirehM*" wjth thn originsl Broadway cast o f Billy ■g B ta g , Iren* Bordoni, Vera Aer- tight Opera Company's deficit on i t . . . Lon MeAlllster gets a vaeastarts “ Bridal IfUi" for Sol Leaser. "It'e a horse or dog story,” i ha lamented. . . . *, u “ I Wonder W W , ... n im i Kissing Her " olonf Mr. and Mrs. Ottu Shutvld of Sanford and Daytona ‘have an­ nounced the marriage of their daughter, Mary Elisabeth, .to Mer­ rill C. Straub, Jr„ son '.T Mr. and Mrs. M. C- Strauli of Willlnmupori, P*. Tin- wedding wx.s an went of July 1-1 at the hunio of Judge and Mrs, A. S. Mitjuren in F'.dkston. Ga. The bride was given ir marriage by her father and war attended bv her sisters, Mr*. 1 cu Rulner of Sanford and .Mrs. Htto Diekow of Daytona Ileaeli. The bride was gowne-l In a white silk gabardine suit and wore brown and white acreiSwie*. Her corsage was uf pihk r .f dials, Mrs. Straub was horn In San­ ford but has lived in Daytona for thF pest 10 yearr. She wits graduated from Seabieexv I’i i vale School and Seabrti i > High School. She was a student tor two Years at VirginiA Intel nuuil College in Bristol, Va, She L employed at the Commert ini Hjrnk and is president of Delia Theta Chi sorority. Mr, Straub was horn In Revuva, I’a. and received his ahooliiw .it Ada. O. Mainland Higli .klm-il and Ohio Northern University. IL- has been employrd at Florida Bank nnd Trust Co. since 1917 except for three years when L" served with the Army Air Force.v 34Mh Fighter Group in Aust-alb, New Guinea, the . Philippines -and Ok­ inawa. V Mr. arid Mrs. Straub inking n wedding trip' through. Alabamn, Ohio and Pennsylvania arid - plan to make their home in Daytona. The sum oh <4 tfi wiu p*-. xekted hv tho children, who attended the Bible School df the First- M •ihivlist Church, to the American Red Ore** it wa» revealed today by Mr*. Ethel Gcisler, *xecutlv»-*cvrctary of the local Heil Cross (h*|'iec. Air*. K. C. Wiilianii, dire- tor uf the Primary Department, said dial each child contributed a Mnall amount ench day and nt the end of the Bllile classes, it .vtts M*>cided tu turn the aURf.oV'-s tu the American Nrrtioiinl Rinl, CrOJ* ChTIJreh'* Eotnl wlitch is ttseil for children, not only in th-< I'nited Slate*, but in foreign count'.ie: a* well. Mr*. Geislsr reported that the contribution had been sent'to the national headquarter* tuul an ac­ knowledgement lind been received. Pe r s o n a l s Mr. and Mr*. J«»-'" Stiuciphniand family- uf Chattanooga. I mu. are-'the guest- uf Mr. and Mrs. J. M- PthirJpbtr. Mr. and’ Mrs. A. -Vtena left for i».,.ilnl ,i n... ... ... aitsc visit tug Mn.'nml Sirs. -It. CfirMtl fur the,past otui\th. Mr. aud Mr*. D. \, |>rt« is uf Jacksonville and llownid .ilbran uf Cherryviile, N. i . l * ,■ «o'.ant­ ed to their KhMes after vitiling .Mrs. J. T. Brad;. iRsyehoanlyms Will Help With ('riniinalH Mr*. J. T. Hiady Jr f ' i amt Jean RugCI M.iv Alice firav of Jacksonville |.-ft y.-ti-uluv to spend a wt-ok in Miami. §} )» ■ . Ill- ■ - • •' V«b •omr4 of hu mater ml into •4 microphone, lie t» no purs ltr*« guist. You atilt ran detect hint* uf a .tough childhood through the restrained stuiiea which ha-.il made him a rise and,'at Icaif W« fore taxes, nne of jtiosdvvay'j highest .earner*. As a mutter of further startling fart, Jackie's stories likely a* not don't even have "punch-linas," a •situation which'would have AIIK ton Berio writhing in mental pain were In* fncesl-with a similar *ituuiioti. But Jackie grta hia laugh* ci"i* from his ruanner of telling tlittn with sortie startling “ switch" ! of ttodifii-’nal .. rn.c "cimmlrk." He does no prat falls, went* nj htmiy make-up. putty n on ur~ t-aggy pant*. Children ('onirihutc To KmLCrqss Fund A n d P erson a l' Activities Social Calender Weds M. C, Straub,vJ.r. "1 PAGE F IV » TUB SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA tm -*' ATtaACIIVl Dr. Inge Oetvertrrg (akoie) is the pto-.tvutor bring­ ing fotuter Natl* to Jtrillve at the Heidelberg, Germany, Hpruchkem-nn-r dc-na/iilcaliim court Stic b.n been aiding the Alltel In tb(* Cippcit/aincu April, '47. (lotvrnatluaut) It. ADELAIDE KERB jAh Nrw»lvaluer* Writer "t'riiiiiiif.ls me not fuiidainentatly different from other |ieopte. Thev can tie healed by liic right treat­ WIAIING HU CIRl GUIDES uniform. Prince- ■ EllratK-lh'greets follow ment and experience box ainnyn us Mr. «n.l Mrs. W. E. c-ntlth*hare cltlcers uf.tiie urgnni.ation utter reviewing a tfiaix parade of the Girl ttint one of the /beat approach) It) JAt'H UTililAN lift fdi l . i it.it A!r-- GiiUb'i fiDtu nil part* of Eufopc. No'e ttiat tlie pfijkei* Is li-iug tbo lett- I* psychoanalysis." In that compact nutshell, Dr. Smith'a pun-ios, M i, unit Mi a. J. , banded jundshake of the Guides, The glrla uipe to lauulon for tliHc NEW YttRK Jackie Mile*’ i* II. Duy. ontlual Ctii'ampmcnl ut historic llkruplon Court. ^fiilcTuatioiial) Mi'tiDn Hshniidi-Lei g sum* up lie- one more wartime mmedinit wtio knowledge gleaned from 11 years' work devoted to In tiling empty liu* uroie tlurn u nairow chnnro { . Miss Satu Wmten tai.vieiby of Iniuming |n i mitiiti-iii Iy |«uiBiilaiu'-r jail*. has returned front Ariiout-m. Vs, where she culled Licit. I'umdi. The t'mholxnvak Imru psy­ par, lYjlcird)’ the- sbiMiting atam ..if| und Mrs. Joiui Williams, chiatrist a goml.looking young ' .— -jl._1. witrnnp with a halo of Huffy ilnrk the night ejiiti firmament navel Mr. nnd Mrs llani- v It.vk have liair and .sparkling giav-greelt l« min tin i teiiiin trip to tin- mv as their iru« - Air, and AIm . AV. A. eycx-vVurhj-d from 1933 to ’ t!i4I» a* •ml tihd thud i n t o clubs nnd At’ N ew -feature* Krntteit und Muughteis t>f Tala |>*yrhinll fsl ut the (London) Ihri-itil It.It hu!i-I- from wfirlue IJi-.ii Inily, iAhastee. I list it lift- fortta- Sliciillfir Treat­ they cattle nhili many of the top J Mr i of the kids these *t.i\» me ment of Delinquency, where psy­ comic* Were off tn.wo^. Home of j pn-tty gixid Lwimmers,-lull the Mrs- Cliaiit-s Amier/un bus re­ chiatrist* anil *ls ial wiitkere com­ them me tupio than u hi lie irri- . el nervation o f one Itfeguartl cn l!te turned frum utti,tiding lbs Baptist bine effort* to cine the conditions talrd ih.tt they haven't t* err nh’e Ailuritic roast is Hint the h",is ure 'AasernglyTieht in Kldgreiest, N. C, on top, although they do ■that mid e criminal'. Jtr. Si-hmi to Slav r-ttiiig friskier lii the oci-ati—all nnd visiting Mi HnvJervMivlll.' nrd not offer any overly- rational deberg calls it the first nnd only of which wunles the IlfcgaUrdl Should Elizabeth's other point, in North Carolina. Hiiv.ii lor their '•mhh'U iLciitn1, Institute sif it* kind. (i-ry much.' wonder aloud' how Jm-V, * Tod*)— *ttrr Is month** *ludv Thi*)Wedding Be Large? Mrs. J. D. CuVdet! return isI in j It's fun to ride the waver, Mile*. m,w ••arnlng xt.rKM) n Week agrees this hep -.-aver, but bt'fate of Ainrrirnn mrlhmls draling wltli in ir»|:lit dull* nnd theater*, is Alonday from Ridgi-crest, N. t-.' rriniinnb-Dr. S'hniidelirrg Is coop­ vou wiggle yodr IiN-s in the surf By El)VltKAGII where she att*iided Aha llaptfstt able lo stay Up there with (ltd V»;i sliould undi'1 Stand water* erating with trading American lm K Lewi*,'*, Hnerv BirjirripK t LONDON. July 17. W l-Should Assemble for -a w w l, tin 10 0.-1 in t our area. T ie udvues i7u; kids lisyrhUDtstH “nnit ‘ ociat - workers Princess EITxabeth's wrddin- fw a home she vlxlteil In Galnenvitie} jiiiki-i*. Mill.-n llerl-* to Is on their gumil every si-roml; in founding an American rrirninal amt tile 1 1tier Veil run* despili' his big one, with dancing in streets nnd Atlanta. (In. rlinlt in Sen A'ork. , not to. go in where there ere and fireworks at night, or a sim­ inmpiiialivrle eiilhnv yeurs. known riptide* rod undertow* nnd ple little affair with only n few "Those who are working for i** Mr*. John L. (ialluwav mi-1 Mi*.sj Higlit now luckic is headlining to wnit several lieui* uftei eating establishment nrr leaders In their thousand guests and the nciu.J- Alary Anne Galloway left / - iter* before swimming. beat silverware 7 field, though no. tnrUlhmed vet." at llie.huge and Inmultfui Itivieert, day for Mew York. They will reSneaking of lifeguards, the rills she say*. "The American institute an 4‘xcititigly srertie nigh! rbd* This austerity vrrsus glamor turn to Sanford by way of 'AVniTiwin* go grt-g,t about (Tf*::i- high will liP'Jll|i]iottpit lir private fnmts. , jV t.Uul*?l— debaW waxed hot over the nation’s ington, 1). ('. uml 1£i -Ln-on-l. Yu. liiliiMil anti College, adunine* me m,rt of which have teacups today and spilled over Into where they wilt visit r.-lativcs. idc.-'dvl ''Tt 'r 'T r ........ " i " '" only making spcclacles of rluon- iH*t*n thn letters-to-the-editor' columns. IIihIiim will irivr . ,, , , , " 'i. f<." n , weekly salary which - Ives. A gill who i- a legular their Friend- Inn- of IVdlli'-r Beal wil! tu-iidi|Unl te( s4iI " " '... i*l vlee* „„d i,..,.d.».,nte. “ If Princess Elisabeth were to i oii-ii or non • e«fm atHiut crowding thc-lifeouard will In? dorfated. Rtate, federal ami! , " 1- I1'1' 1,1 11 have a quiet wedding and not wasth- las interested to learn that In- War young Indy who stntjutt earns herself n tied retalia­ invited to a psrtg g t w n .ii i w-i-ek a lot of money and time, maybe municipal pruhallon and parole ' f . , tion even thoogli she lilt] llimk I.fficri Will s.-nd the pat|antR.| V ‘ ;;'V tune with hi* it would encourage us to rarry on in Odessa. Tex. for Jack!*’ Cooper, the ...... iHipiilni pigebn on ■ Waller is a«foeinled'With the N r , wurking harder," a Yorkshire fac­ Treatment will I* similar t.. Jli.rf! “ flf ^ thi r-'mii. tory werkcr wrote to tin Dully tional Oil Will Soptdy Coir;peny Usi'il III Jht'l.uiidon Institute. We 11. Amt ationi legoiur buacli illin (M h m . He was rlou reernUy <'*|,ecl plan, to msl, lo.llti- mn.ii." " , « " 'U ’ H S '1 ' Mirror. 0.1- Ml-, IIS ill eVi.i ytlijfiR ci<r, the III. Schiiudi bcig raid thi......... knm.r, than Lmyl.a If that — "Away—with—»u*Uiity—lot - u* n guest iiI n pa1 1v gin_-11 fur All*3 t > tr N firndd-urdiw* t snt^-1 nrnr-rr a Linudit 111-1if u14**" i>• ATien of r ,i make il a day abe, and all ul us, : June WitliVm in Oili-'s.i.’ EVERYONE whn claim , to have seen !'r ,j|8r‘ for ev e.y lh .n * •ter* nnd that K4I |n-iccllt stf tire will remember," urged,a writer la cuss** where ri>ciinitilstotal jolt* Wet 4. the Daily Express. a “ flyin* xau.ee" Jla« d e x e n ^ d It 1 ‘ r" « " ■ 1 '' For facpsH'iu ai'-sl■jn ((el) out were pertttanetilly By the Dally Express' count, six UKTercnfjjf, But tuie'* mm that ( Vr,‘ *A‘ lllU -“ ruicii ,if i rliiii'tol lellilcttclelo Vacation Britons favor a wedding with nil ,4 . 5 * ^ “ ilinn. It* h o u p , , . „ IV i m a, where cirrii mat mice* wei* the trimming*—to bein'people for­ tying'aau.,f t\Ut,. Rufilrtal t M j .J...... . ,.f uffortbm. U’ILt Writing onfavnialite and rcs-iimmenditioli* get the drabness of life nmid bomb hire oic-n, n,hHldhrs, and l i e ill ,lf ll(.y H.mk .. , . , ,, . . . " " { j lif i l l hi tho biiwli. T h e y 1li ruins and shortages—for rvery one HAl'i'Y BIRTHDAY by model Bobby Elynrtj of N- w j ,,ir| Ilink, au jdny weri- ttot 'juried out wledly. 4n “ Hy Now" who holds that a modest nffnlr Ymlc, 'Hie otlire tt correct hit too fin I, l-.y at rtiii Itcarli lack ,lig percetil of limn' workedt with Margmel Dilltv1i> wete ItMil lo rc-ratahlahish them­ would be mure suitable in the beach or play time, (fnferrralioitul) nitv. selves in inn mol happy liven. at present economic crixi*. * They enjoy'playing games on ‘ I hr I.am) on Institute hstnlbd But some criticism was voiced WASHINGTON the t.i-neli but (hey don't .otitnre that If vmi -ward a riL*calm n.,!| Ihr niorr dlfflridt rjsrs- the oiirs of last week’s rejoicing over Urn COLEMAN’S hv or a pa .lime you 114 dime Vi aiin*t*n\. tq 6 Bill who is lough aiwl Itimlde with which the prolinlbm otflrcr* i LETTER . announcement of Elisabeth'* be­ and gets slightly hysterica! utl Is* worry aitutil nmt thif wVih't krep. trothal to Lt. Philip Mountlmlteii. rmilil nut rupe- and the tim-liiao Hr JANE EADS STattom*ry .Spucials you loo oevanliHf, ymi ihonld ,y\ y : cauir ....... : tic ft-el* the hit,' tlf fls-ed'iiU Inslilulr will do Hip nhiik Ililng," A London suburban woman wrote awav from rui.-lng iai.aci*r. tinoutdoor* nffirnl*,* to the Daily Mirror. said Dr. Srluuidi-hrrg ns she sal WASHINGTON — Jliually the The fa olll of Briton Huy it. Too t-anty tuitlnng nuns don't in In r New. Yuik apailoienl "I don't diilike the royal family. Thev are a grand example to the capital'* social season wirujt lip :t State Ili-tii,itnii nt official, - -.bi Intrigue either of lhe»4' gentle- slrokiii)- lirr b|x 81arm*e rat the end of May with the n’t take up vanary rnihin^. t, nu-n, who miy the prettiest suit u Alcowr. country, but I connot help fr<linr around Y Alt 111.ICY VKNK.TIAN |II.INIIS White House '•(aging its last, garfnlher, nvilhn. son and -iqoi girl inn wear i a one iilrce jnli it would be good if they lived tlm party and the town'- lent,-'"The ihicf i ante of ctioon is A in r i i r a V Al iih | |L m u 11f 1*4 * hfe litisV 4-vcrJ . Wllklltg quo .t-wiiti •11 tip* in Hu. right g l.o i'. :iii lm i-tal dtf(icullie* in it 00 more simply. ^ Alumlfutni i *ilar •• I'ttlUlinl ,\1iifi»inum *e* hiking off tu cooler ilimes. i with other t'nlibln, Willie 441 hi- on lire holn.it uf favi-i.'l.li exti-rnal circuiu in i-■"Ix.it right that Princes* ElbaAhi, Mr I tu |’r**r iv.limal^ This year il’n different. Iliei The four an mostly .o le . d hallong suit, a lb-year old gal Many criminals have allnyli . rut beth should have 30,Wo pound-' \Y. STIlVIiNS -- 017 W. Hidiintson --'Orlando ( f 340,000) a year and her husband has' been at least-a party a d ry, with the Imlhjing of m.id.-i „ i - from Malvern. A rk ,,'wrlti-4;."Mv uttilet jdiysiral, menial > - o- > I*hone 2-072!i nnd guest lUta‘ meet themselves! pi a ties, rind wsug'of Hie Hr on boyfriend, who lina been trail log Ml ah) Jo rim war, fir iii-tsocr 15.000 .pounds (|<JO,000 when tv.* are on the verge of bankruptcy?" coining nnd going. Slost invetrf-1h>)Ua« in neairhy Virginia is .1 k tiii- liortie from. M-hoi'l. is now mnnv women found It tie- hard I • on in Be that a* It may, the Klvnbith- are party-goer* seem to tw Chief•Mil of iiimlt-l*. They dangle ti- n getting very anxious to and Atr*. Fred M. Vip oii, i|,u celling ami .... are ..rape.) heaped etntv ahor Ia nnd i'utliinr' *uilx. * Any - u|m wtiii ilicit huaba'nd*a o---------Phillp romance was putting idins Justice They li-raine worried, nrivoits Admiral ami Mr*. Client.-t w-lo-rc, amarl teen-agy)- wouhl Know let; iitprnpeiit their mom t *itnL emtrd Into n lot of peojde's heads. A Fleet Nimllx and tl;*Minister fit N, a Mitnv of Hu. mo,h)i have —-n er tlian lo eni-n-iragi xiicli nn out Bond Street marriage-broker im­ In Iteiiouing slmp-llfters. taoihii-r from all ov»-r IliX twtiuu apoki-n young min, llsjils' roinr ported business was up tU) per rent Zt-nlan-i and I ady Herelal-u ti. "Our I n iiiitim iil for v of(•mli i s : Right now Air. and .'jii. Lo tei-n-rtK'boy* iltn't bav ■ tifit but lit uric week theSiam.'**. Finn. and happily gave full credit to the is frhioily tali.. We e .r.v.-otr n' ’ run, daughter U -*1 -*-, I I, an t Indian*. Annrnlinny, Unig'tnysn-, tl{ most of them call avoid Inlt.iag like princess for sitting tho example. on Htt-lr |H-rs4»u>il problem 1 uufl Irish. Arabian* nn>[ thiati ntntot ; Ri-flei, 13. are gel Hu r r •idy io gpoiui. not mi tbeir ileliliquen - Mo-- "i i v all cnt-’rtarftod throng* nt ‘ng r'-u •"iter tl.eir’ mnueix In he h-••• t| If vou wsnl lo la- a !mbuiv at i suffer from ilepreoslon; am-ltii-i CapiLil Mmlel Air Sh V the 1.4-ni h. u4i<iil trying to got loo Hints To Housewives t,jinny re. t-pri ir *. In idnition wed­ National quarrels with Ins wife: a lliird much sun at "ini-; don't n.v pow­ finds it iinporslhlt! to c.uteeiitrutt Weekly from Hum* Ormnnslralnm ding Imlls were ringing nil mi-r this Month. Tho Hswinn seorn control |om town, delrj were Itowing and e»n. der wbreb will riike wrti-a your Speclaliit, Tallahaasco * ventions Mg'ami small wer» ron- t .i- ! of nfUriel plane* )futried - t>y foce perspires. Due a r-hmI lutlui- tirausu of rvorr.. We tTv lo utin vvne’ /rom the giuun-l. 1 ■ venkrg. and rul* it over your skin ovny ilvraliiiel Ike mail's prbbb'M and TASTY. HEALTHY FIU3 It j-r the family's uphtir'i tint time you Honk of it mi the-tirarb; lo get ul li e r ml of them, Twentvflve Canary ral-jr*- ivi-nBy Unl'vllr 8. Thuntby hovering 'lw it 175 lireccnn ett- myw skill Is required la Lit)hi a .wash Your hair frequently afiPt- a rior bust n os i* to 'bring biro to The fig, on* of the great trulls trice in the annual - " voiiiv/ l.inl' -wiiNlel Mhat take* off with *n IS- session of wind, sun, s u it 'ami a state 4,|„.|* trr can copa 4vith life. If * man's ririihlsm-. h»ve of the South, ia one that man has show of the National Cspit.il Fan.... J -i"u t from Ita. mlninturd sand. -en diminished, hi* mental ener­ always known. Throughout history arv Clun, • gn-toluin riintor and circle i hr ttIf vou thnik you need an extra Iw ho ha* given tha fig an Important Air*. .Margaret Him*, who :■ If. bit of Volor on the li-srli, use a gies' arc freert for olhrrs thlnr» plarc among the fruit* he eat*. Mr*. ‘Barron saya "It r It nice bright pink lipstick nnd let anil he is *h|- In cone >*iih H« raise* Mjit-i fat a huslnnti. *ny» it And certainly today the fig is isn't lust a matter of “ littowmg character to build model pi Yuur fin-,- glow-.with. Hie eMi.r it life and ndjilst himself. Wr found that *ome men mljunlctl after five atill recognikcd n* a valuable, bird* ‘ n'.o a breeding cage "r-l It take* patience, develotn *! ,lj will acquire In the oiltdiHiM. visit* ami others ne tied HkV'. pleasing addition to tha diet! All coming Out with a aho-.v bird." ’ ami tearhe* a hoy or girl to xti k Vlviin A* . sh<- rmichiderl, AI"i'W fjusoutherner* like ffg* and feel grat­ She ■rayt n teal show Jiinl ha* tu the {oh until Its dune." ishrJ * fight with a joinii-hort ified when a big crop yield pro- to It irslncl tu sing it arv lime. sent* Itself, although it It llwny.i Furthermore, hr should !>»• movtvj Lead glass Is usi-il for ontlral ill the owing basket, -’ "I*1 a a short season crop ami tha privi- fr«im riHitii la room and-stmie tel ’ Wilbur nnd Orville Wrlglflv i glasses and eh-clrical tubing white couple' of sjN(td» of thrciol and lug* of serving a largo bowl of to alj *oi m uf nolsea to’ lit e pete first business venture was a 1m>- its electrical resistance. Its extra disapptmied. “ A lain) riimin-’d-fresh, sweet, cool fig*, with or and runl.rb--irt will hold up dur­ clo repair nhup, wliirlr led to Hu-ir aofliteaj nr ii* high rcfratlAe in­ Hi*t one," said Dr. Sc!*nidel<erg expcrimenls In airplane Imlldingj dex m-akca It* u»e necessary. with a smile. without erram, for hfeakfatt or ing the tiiinLuh of a show desert la only realties] Tor a few Ho alio has to lie taught h >w short weeks In thi. year. to stand, and hi* eating habit* Serving fresh fig* I* a privilege have to ne regulated. only truly enjoyed by those people The -.'snoiv raisers are agreed who grow their own, or.who live by a generous neighbor who has an abundant. If short - llvad, supply. stems attached and be placed gent­ In flat, shallow traya or haskclr. Too, figs are poor shippers and ly to avoid bruising them. they do not ripen further or.Im­ When figs are gathered rightly, prove in flavor after baittif har­ there'* no rmM for tho reprehens­ vested. * * * ible soda “ bath" iHtcaurngi-d In Fur this reason, figs should be outmoded N ow U the lim e lo R tl ready fo r Ihnl cold w eather, (let you r Spate canning instruction' ami allowed to fully ripen on the tree. needed only when figs ere preen Ilin U m and liiHlall them during the auntmer m onlhn und not have Thev increase very rapidly at the W-immature. Inste-wl, th.T.* will Inlo H tlSIl at Ihe laxl moment when -thal cold apell grlH here. last In sugar, gather weight and s whole, tender, plump, unbroken quality In general only on the pnwliict, rich in natur­ tree. In favorable weather, and translucent al sugar wbep canned, sweet IN STOCK |n tha height of the season, ripe spiced, or preserved, t l f Inform* figs should be gathered in the cool Hon ia deal red for canting, pnmorning. There-b no milky exuda­ MONOfiltAM — HFA1IK — PERFECTION, and olhert*, all aiiea tion from the stems when Dgrare serving or Jamming figs, see ypur from one burner hale type lo large circulating nbineta; full ripe, and When the akin at the county home demonstration *g. nt.i blossom end begins to crack, that's A trmmre trov* Is rim legal cxwhen fig* af*M|&rtT.jiol only for uression'fer coin bullion gold or It n o w eating out of hand, bat for free* log and fgr.fJI -eaaaiig am! pre­ silver article*, found hiddeo/n the earth and for which no owner ran serving purpose!. be found. Figs should be picked with the AH *one o f hiddere uf the Con­ tk l old -si vie formula, it off. m gressional Medal o f H -ntir Sly some old Joe E, Howard tunes eligible V* pttend W eil Point. It ) r: 0 . embellished with color. Mark Slov­ appointed-by the I’esident and if PHONE 53 HOI EAST FIRST STREET ens and Jane Haver head an un thev ade otrerwlse Qualified nhvsMr*. J. It. Hsu l.-f- recently for Brunson. ;L 'a ti-it Mir son and daughter-in-la.v, Air. and Aim. J. tl, Hyers. lJHOAOWAY TEEN T A L K HEATERS no- e Sfe* CM _J - •„ ~S/,’J m !». V»r i ~~MM'W...- , rt • �- * '.I 'J m | '■ /e a TOE SANPORL HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA 1 to 0; Red * Bi&sen And Ketcher DonMurray Will Have ^Tangled In Hurling Opportunity To Air 5*^1# Duel; S t i l l w e l l ’ s Charges In Daytona ‘Blow Decides Tilt SEEKS TOP IN TOP HORSE RACE OF THE YEAR - *U a _ v 7 ARTHUR BECKWITH, JR. Ilersld flporl* Editor lie Jim Ketcher limited the rork of the Ssnfo.-d Celery to two ^ratten* 1, blnglcs .*1 teammates-were collecting six i and a single tally off the - f t ..bin of lanky Charllo Bixsvn chalk up a I to 0 victory in n V contested ^l^tTHind b*U li­ * ght tho Fed* InvaJi Flan ajalFleld In 8t. Augustine f-r * atonic tilt, and will return to the ball orchard tom-irow- even* for a tilt with the DeLand Rata. Saturday nlitht the Invade Conrad Park In Do and Sunday the l’alntks play tho local nine In ____ r pitched another.one of maaterful contest* ami -dl*m) ramarkablo conirot. The Saint -righthander kept hi* low and displayed remarkable ability In pitching for the m J llsaen fared well throughou*. Ihe eat. but the Sain** lunched of their all hit* In the fifth ___MC to punch acto*» tho only tall? of the contest, which was OS* of the fastest sVer recorded In ths Florid* Slate beaguj over th* nln* inning route, n Karplnskl singled to open fataful fifth, Lyle Judy went •winging and Ki Karplnskl stole M M ‘ on th* play. Art Stillwell , Into left field to semi Ksrboms with tb* only run of 4, • «r. at ot an * k xk a »« * l IT u i s a I l « t 4 -0 i t .1 1 14 4 I * J I l o s t II lA s ro fu i a IT it ah k n . < O I i r o 4 I )\ 1 « I I « 1 I a i 1 o i > • 1 I I * » ,» « tl 1 IT II S -i grp xnrIM mil f i , ntssen In ninth £ *XT‘ ,Un' asitcfira*■ I *«*’ lia e*» • 1 ees «*• Ituit— Ksrpintkl EVror— We­ an s.. Run ballwt .In— Hllllwtlt. lelsn t-***#—• Ink* ■ i 7 I • 1 • t/P>— Boston Brave* (Jeneral Man K*>k»intkl. n-i.rmn D^itil. e l s e — Lake, 'array. »n* SatfsrfMd. left " « "■"" -v'llt. Aoau-tln. *, Hsnfon* 1 pH balls— off Kvtrh.r I, HI. Iftrurk mil — hv Keirhrr !. Tim* of a .m .-r ^ " 1 14. Davlr and M»M*r. rariano Trims Zale TofWin Middleweight World’sChampfonshlp |CHICAGO, July 17, UVI -The haired Italian, . Rocky absorbed a terrific hstom Tony Zale .. . H I le In tight titular bout for four to return with a batiered • soundly thrash the Chsmn I mlnutea and ten lac-mds i ilgih round with a tech ckout last night Ilf! fa itraan earn of b lw l nothit left e (t eyebrow, and hfa ..nearly closed. Graxiano |tatch up.with the left and sshaa-wf 7-ale. Grailsno ly the victim of a lechchout Umsalf tt the end i third round, but tho com^physician, Dr. John J. I ordered the bout conafter an axamlnntlon of ager John Quinn today notified the Fort Laudrrdalo Chamber of Com­ merce that the major league rluh would not train here neat Spring and would attempt to locatn-nuarlera on lhe west coast of Plot Id , BUI Croene, chairman of the Chamber of Commerce Spoil* Committee, aald that Qttlnn told him of the move today by te|e* ohone. Quinn did not say in which West coast city he planned to conduct Spring training, (Irocno reported. The Braves' manager indie tied that one of -the major l«igu'*'» farm rlutjs, possibly Milwaukee of the AAA League, would teplac* the Braves here next Spring. Palatka A*s Score ■Win Over Senators The* Palatka Axaleaa seorrd 2 to 1 decision over the Orlando Senator* In a 1-1 Inning affair In Palatka last night si Frank Pan lick smashed a single Into left field to tend Msnsger John Ton coff horns with the winning mar­ gin. Theobold, working nn the hilt for the A’e, had near perfect control and pitched shutout hall for the first eight and two-thirds frames. The I^eshurg Pirate* Jammed three runs across the platter In the eighth canto to trip the DeLand Red Hat* in a fl to 4 eon teat. Th* Galnssvltl* -G-Men edged the Daytona Reach Islet*. 4 to 2 to hang> on to their league leadership. Big George Full* nick­ ed up hli Iflth victory of the 104? campaign. VLDIIIUA Ualnsavills HI. Augustin, PaU M Octsndo ’ MANroftD . LaMbsrg Palatka Daytona B. STATIC LEA (Jl i : XV, L I**L in If SI 1* .i ll n *F I f .M* *4 «t ..H I te .44 .144 44 til .111 41 .114 It 44 14 .414 TmWiSb; at. Auto*In* I, BASVUHD • Lswfaarg 4, Dalatml t «vii)a i. OtUweVtlii S. Daytons 1 Palatka t. Orlando | (it Inning*) * Oesae* Today L»*»*ard «t Del-aod Palatka at Orlando Daytona B. at l)alnv*Tll!s BANPORD at nr. Augimine Here Facilities RETIRING GRID Recreation On Increase In U. S. from the Hy FRANK E r « COACH LEAVES reporting N —with 1.743 cities AP Nrwsfeaturce Sporti Edllnr organised public r«CNEW YORK—Getting to we rriation programs throughout the FINE RECORD latmbardo Is like ftnlng on a SIDELINES Guy U. S., the Increase fn cltlea aponguided lour of Radio City. uorLuje tlie-u.- nrtj-V'ilir a and fur- . COMMENTS The Clubhouse ew yq rk PALATKA. July IT, (Specialt — At a reault of action taken by Florida Slate league director* her* yesterday mora unllnrls-l service players toon mayibp--*een In action around the circuit. 'Uii* decision ramr when a mo­ tion that would have allowed nil clubs to have four veteranr under control at one time waa defeated by Orlando's negative vote. Under league by-law* that had Iteen amended a few minutes prior to ’ the vote, unanimoui vote of all clubs now f* required to Amend the constitution or by-law* outside of the annual meeting. So under present league rut?* and providing rli^ha ran -p*-reie within Ihe salary limit whll» »o doing, each club ran carry ns man; many aa 14 veteran* at one time, aldy Hated on the club'* active roster. At the request of 8anford Direc­ tor John Krider*, Sanford Manager Don Murray will be given a hear' ing at Daytona Beach so that he can reply to Daytona Beach fans* ■worn charge* that he hurlel ahu live and obarene language at them. President A1 Combs had fined him 6100, which ha paid. Director* also voted to purhase it milUldo award for each of the 28 player* appearing in the leaguna AllStar game at 8t. Augustin.} last Sunday.' Judge A. S. Ilerlont; Jr,, vice president, took over the presi deney at the close of tho ul*wthig. as Combs left for a two Week's va cation. Braves To Leave Ft. Lauderdale For West Coast Of Florida THURSDAY, JULV 17, 1WT* By ARTHUR BECKWITH, JR. BRIDGE ANGLERS TOMMY HENRICH IGNORE THE LAW GAINING PLACE AND MOTORISTS AMONGTOPSTARS You get in line, walk down a ___ 1 nlshing facilities for public usa flight of stairs arros* tho stage of "AP, Newafeafures TAYLOR, t'rx.—When ap-liklng was nearly double that of 1938. Danny Dandero a hlr Broadway theater, walk up a Three cities reported that ther* • •We were sorry to learn that flight of ataihs and shuffle into n of football ronrhlng reeb'dc. con­ Were 26,183 separate public rec­ Danny Dandero has Iteen confines! dressing room .busy with tinging sider that o f T. II. fHeck* John- reation areas and centers In th# to the Fcrnald l.nughtnn M yinoriel telephone* and a half dorm prr*» ■on. “Dm Is brought up lo-cnusc U. S. Hospital for tha last couple of agent* all trying to ta,k at once. Johnson Is leaving th- -.in h's davs. The noise was about the Im*-r- Ji4nch for the swivel chair of the TOUCHDOWN! Danny la a new Infielder who nallonal Gold Cup ItogntU un ichool supcriiifcndenL NEW YORK—OF)—Th# result* In 14 vear.c head grid tonch was sept to Sanford by the New Jamaica Bay, N, V., Aug. in. of n rare rrcamtly told a * short * York Giant farm, system, end' li Iximbardo la best known to of Taylor High School his teams reported to he an all round g.*d apn-dlioat enthusiaala as ihe holder nlnyrd 145 |*anii-H, wnn HO and nlory In themselves. Resembling He the dialogue between a football player. of the Gold Cup. To most people lost 22. Th-re were fytir coach Frank Merriwell and th* htd undefeated acasons in t T33, We are afraid that this tour of h e Is the le.Nlcr of tho Royal resultant sound rffect, the names '38. '42. '43 and *45. He produced duty in the hospital wil npllc-y his Canadjens. a top danoj hand fea­ •if the horses in the order of finish elicit district rhnmptopship teams, playing day# for the 1017 aeaion. turing "aweot muilc." were: , ^ Maylte the youngster will hr These are busy* day* (or Lom­ six regional -hsmpions. "Goal to Go.” . Taylor never yon a slate high ready to go next Spring. We will bardo.' ills band ytlays in th-aters “ Say No More." probably need several good play­ or hotels and he get* Uttlo spate school championship hemline ihe waa in a class tha: didn't “ Swoosh!" er* next, year. time. But when be doe* ho tune* school play through* to a-state title. N'o-v Fete the Feds up ,his apeedlioaf Tempo VI or that Johnson la leaving the roach, One of the outstanding events ■hows 16-millimrter aountl movlrs (cubic Inches) division boats ip of Ihe 1047 Sanford C-*lerv Fed of the raco he wdn In Dctrolt last Ing rank's UiU division—clnia 'A— the race.” aald Lomardo. “ They will start Playing.far a *!«!■! title. baseball season occurred" the other year. are smaller jobs and keep run­ In the middle o f the I'Jth cen­ evening when the Sanford Baseball “ Someone gave me *Jie film* *o tury* ning. They never break down baKnlterl Fortune, an English Association gave tho flayers mv wife wrnt out and brught me nnturaliat, diaguiM-d an n Chinese, rauso they stay together Iwttar feed. tho projertor,” aaya Guy. "Now I than the liigh-powrred stuff. The boys had all the atvaa they study the films whenever f >el rnVercd cehtrnl China and phtntn- , ‘ "These 225’* must do 06 miles cd aecreU of teg-growing which could cat and mounds of French a chance and J learn aomrthint; per hour on a straightaway to he passed on to India. fried potatoes, tomatoes and all evervtlm* I look at th«m.’r qualify and they cannot be over the trimmings that makes an r'ls40 feet long nor under 13 feet.' One thing Guy hadn't learned Joyable T-bone steak dinner. was whirh switch to nti-lgr nt the lle has won a couple of times The 225‘a coming lo Jamaica hprr. The Italians kni-w more It is not often that Ihu players right time. In atlrmptin? to preBav between Borkaway Reach and id-out tho Gobi Cupthnn Amer­ are given a good eyrnlng of t nter- paro for hi i ''ntago «B1" he flick­ Brppklyn’q Floyd Bennett J^leld will tiinment. Those boys are just ed the pr-Mector button uni every­ icana.” havo auch vFlcran drixera as dlbLornl-ardo aaid Mias Canada, like anyone olae who is aw*/ from thing went black. Ifo finally found *on_ llradfied -of Ikrncst ills. O., home. They want, somethin*' to do. the proper gadgets. i°.wni®?! t,v E- A.-Wilxon and fa/pin '-AJUkinkniiin of Buffalo, Boh Bogle Standing around on tho street “ See. I'm learning alt tno lime." by his oon, Harold, will l-e ready of l^ke George and Judd Hanley corner* la not the worst entertain­ he quipped aa he began shaving for the race, ft'a equipped with of Providence, IL I. Gibson fin­ a 2.000-horse power engine. In i P.18 ished second to laimbardo's Tempo ment a fellow can have, out even' and the rare film* started. Inga of good fellowship and clean The film* ahnwml Dannv Arena. Miss Canada won tho Frcililcnt’a VI In last vrar'a race. _ fun la a lot more enjoyabl.*, I-omhanlo’* main competitor last Cup on the Potomac. “ This will be a big rae* this * Another contender Is Danny year,” Lombardo aald. "We txpect Ginn? Bennl* vear, driving hla super-charged (iinnv Bennis, Sanford gjldcr Mias Golden Gate 111 *t 77 miles Foster with an Allison engine in 1,000,000 fans to line the course. enlhuiaast, broke her own na­ an hour. They .also ahowrd the a 1,700-horse power, 21-foot l«o#t I selected Roekaway Inlet In tba, tional distance record for' women super-charger becoming super-seri- formerly known as So Long. Fui neck of Jamaica Ray chiefly be­ at th* National Soaring Contest sltlve, forcing Arena's upet-d wag­ ter beat Lombaruo in tho IVeei- cause It-cart be reached eatllv- and dent's Cup last yea/. Wild Bill Inexpensively by both private and now being held «J Wichita J?alla on out of the race. "I don’t use stiper-rhargers," Cantrell of UtiUtilli-, whi-t,- Why uNbllc conveyance,” Texas. Mis* Drnnla has broken her own said Lombardo. "They'll give you Worry did 100 mph in Washing The South Shore Yacht Club, of record twice. She act a record at a bundle of speed but you In­ ton in 1910. and Albion Ft-lh-n with which I-oiobardo la an honorary 3? miles, then upped It to 32 and variably run Into trouble with them Mia* Great luikrs also nre rntcrcd. member, is spohaortng the event. Arena, who held the Gold Cup dsv before yesterday she extend in the 30-miTiT heats such a* ». ill ed the launt to wnio. ukta, which lie run In Iho Golii'CUp agaib ihls Ian record until last year, may Among the Andamanese, mqp ^ .pilot Notre Dame, and Jo- Vpn and womenBdying |i 94 milea from her starting AugusL H f fIn. the prim* of ™ Blcrck of Ft report will drlvo his Point. It la reported tha; Miss “ I’m going to use the anme 16Ufa am frequently given the most 400-horsepowcr Al Joe IV. Bennis was aided by perfect ther­ cylinder engine designed hv Hairy honorable form of burial—i-pon “ There wlj| be a |o- of »25 platform placed in a tree. mal conditions during har flight. Miller. It has about ftOO horse Here *n There power and coat the former owner Gordon *“Kljip, aportawrlter e 640.000. the De-Land Sun News says "Th-“ Tempo VL formerly was My hottest club in the leagun right Sin, you know, and cost 9100,000, la Sanford. Tho Fed# ate I got it for about one fourth of fairly well dawn In second divirKM, .that. Shc.bgs jvon .the. Gold .Cup bet have been coming fast. Un- tkjeo time*, once Tor me.” Ins thev run out uf steaia.-they Lombardo estimates it costs beDtsv be tough to keep opt of-the tween J1B,000_tq 920,000 to main fjhiughnessy plsyoffs for thn sea tain ami race Tempo Vi for a year. “ Ret It even has a speed-I'ltltC*, . We see ter." broko In one of i f the press. u *•!!!" "“ .hTITurfS er DeLand Bed Hat skipper who agrnts. “ No,” replied Guy. "No speedo­ ii now. net rolling the Isft field r*rden for the St. Patcrsburg Salnils, meter.1 Yob get to tell how fast no|ed a 400-foot homo run with one von're going after Practicing over mate aboard to trip Lakeland by a measured mile. I think Tempo a 3 to 1 margin Sunday afternoon VI can hit 145 miles per hour on t (a reported to have Item ono a complete straightaway, provid­ longest home runs ever hit ing she can stay on the water at o Saint ball orchard. Fuchs that speed. Gar Wood holds th# has seven rourid trippers lo his record at 124.86 mph. I think we'll find Jamaica Bay's waters two yydit since Joining the Saints, miles faster than the Detroit River where I hit 73.29 for one lap. Juno, llt-nt*,- rtu* lt*n«b»ll lo “ We're going to havn about 20 O. II. c'toni*. entries In the coming rac». It will Sanford tlfow*n Cn-llt Corp. to b# run in three 30-mllo heats. ll»nrjr Will* Jr. Itortsns*. King, Haitian A. «lu* Krret Ti. Coupt Theo Rossi o f Italy Is rant­ to Cantral Kl». I’ rod. Or. A«r». ing over. Iloll*, *p»eil etna Allc* tl. tn Ban* Rossi ,1a a great Idol in Italy. By JOE REICHI.KB Associated I're** Sport* Writer KEY WKBT, Fla.—Thu wolhtt "Tommy Henri Mr lias emerged loiigvti fishing pier I* distinct­ from the shadow* to take his rlgn ly a haiard to motorists, hut ful place among the top-flight ■tars of Imschall today. they ilnu't seem to mind. Eclipsed . during most of his The 122 miles of rihhon-llks _ career by -urit fam ­ road linking Key West with tho Major league Florida mainland Is ,one of the ous leammatea as Joe DiMaggio, ’•flahingest" highway* anyone ev er ' Charley Keller drove a car over. Alfa, it la one > " * J I ' T . J ® ® ! & New York Yank pcs actually ha* of the moat Intoreallng. ' " T W a ^ ^ — A - hLithwar - on— iieen the hottest, - hatter- ht tho American la-ague during1tno past whirh the pedentrian doesn't three wreka, give a hang about the motorThe Yankee*, concurrent with lit. The pedestrian la a fish­ llenrich'a aiiiling stickwbrh. have erman armed with rod and won their last 17 games for' * ‘ rCeh'When this particular now rluh mark, surpassing the old pedestrian hooka one of the standard *f HI set In,HUM. 600 varlllrs of fish which Ilenrirh got a home rtm and abound In Florida waters, any­ single ypsterday while driving in thing ran happen, and usu­ two run* aa the Yankees defeated ally dors. the Indians again K-2 U< ShorU-t'lad Women and Increased the Yankees’ first The angler*—theie are aa many place lead over runnpr-UP Detroit ahults-clad women aa men—fish to 114 games. from narrow ledges mi one of Ihe The National League trading 18 miles of 80 bridges which lti>h Brooklyn Dodgers retained Iheir tho Islands o f the Florida keys two and a half game mat-gin uver and span bodies of water which second place Boston by outaliig* flow across tho narrow peninsula glng the'Pittsburgh Pirate* 10-8between the Gulf of Mexico an I Warren Spahn hurled hla thir­ the Atlantic Ocean, teenth victory and hla fourth shut­ This happen* any Sunday: out when he pitched the Ho'.tun A fisherman hook* a big Braves to a 3-0 victory over fie one. There Is a lug and awlsh St. Louis Cardinals. of line. Out Into the high­ The New York Giant# whipped ford Urawsrs- Credit Corp> way he goes, playing hi# the Chicago Cuba 6*3 whiln the PYels*, llinry *tu* Anna t* Ksncatch. The approaching cars v|r Jack C. .. Philadelphia Phil*, Un) nd the ford Atlantic Sat. Hnk. Fir** S'stlonat Rank of .Orlando ar* forgotten. Thr job at a a a iits rs iK s rr o p w t m r iiA iiE three-hit pitching of Dutcn Leon­ Bakar, It. Mallarson to Mary E. to tllbbaidi i'aa«Htrf ry *<u* N E.U hand is for that fish not to ard.-defeated the Cincinnati Rods Toy Hack. II. It. tins MagSle to J..E. tor. gat awayl Howland. -4*1* X'HATTKI- EWflTOAUB Motorist Is Obliging I.ti 1!•. J. D. do Frank XVhoalar Detroit and Washington split a McCall. I|. II. to Hanford Atlantic rlux Chirl’-lta. Tha motorist is' most obliging. dnuhlcheadrr. Detrolj tamo from Nat. ' Raiik. s o n e a o r i.tr.i* sATiarAfTriow n r w oim M n ra He slow# down, frequently atop*. behind with a four-run eighth IHoiMr IrvliiHrUt fommloalon V* Hanf-mt- Atlantic Nat. Hank to Haia *1*0 It a fisherman and ijia Inning to win the opanar B-S. Ths Jnhn D. II. XValkar. H. Jonra alut EmandS U. ,lntejt»t is aa keen aa tha other Senator! ganged up on four pHch- •Florida Htata Rank to l>- n. m ILI1I.X1H PERMITS fellow'*. -i It, XX-. !!•• niton. 4*1 ,1‘ arkj F.nera for 16 ntta to capture the Crumlay etua Atnra O. Taxlor, Mary T. tn O. XV. Lotuf- larga ona room k tench. . This slowing.down, stopping Is ■p to _ XX T. It. Ualaar, Pin* Halcht*. a, courtesy of this aeamlngly Ted Williams slammed hi* t6th far.Ilf-u.h.ddar, K r. Oaardtan O. XV. 1 atorf S room block itwalllng, never • ending highway which home run and added two single* Laufftr to J. D. Davison. H. N. XVImtham t tt l Hanford boasts of ons bridge seven miles to drive in three runs snd lead the Hilo tat. R. XV. la InorC , Katalt at- A v». Conrrvla, Mock Hd*. long and aaother of four miiei. Boston Red-Sox to a 7-2 win over Faw avar heard uf a fisherman Chicago, • 0 getting hit by a car. After losing the first game to The seven-mil* bridge Is a St. Louis M in II Innings, th‘s dandy. Una would expect llu Philadelphia Athletics gsinwi an FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM fishermen to do their angling even break when they won th# near th* approaches. But no, they ■econtl gams of a doubleheader T ty get clear out- into the middle. 4-1. Haw'd they get there 7 They • / h lC K ’S O W N ICE CREAM * brought along someone who didn't Court Records mind driving them out and then i W l nttkl our own Ico C ru m , All (levort taking th* clr back to tho end Jll.X to, ISST and reading foa a couple of hours. Tasty _ Daliqlous — Healthful in -S a -U .ll Numerous- Varittlea W A H M A R T t ( l E K l ia . Hutton, tAonard, etu* UP'* R- t<* It tak*a a vsUran agler to NICKS XV«t*r. call hit ratehea by name, so Harry Millar, Kulharvna B. ' aSVIr F. L. nameroaa are Ik* varieties. to xx*. r . William* otux Mary H.»< 414 Sanford A w DM Ths fighters Include Ihe tarboa, ry. Hart, Kid-Ida a to CoaaHtwrrr Oarshark and ihe bone fish. But m Inc. Ihsr* art snook, aaapper, trout, D Crumtar. It. It. atux Aanrs O. to ________ _ drum, jswsIHih snd 509 other Clyde It, Trrwilllger etu* Comlla. hind*. Ward. Hindi Jr. Mux Elisa t-Mh Florida K*j*' flahlag !» not lo (Hurta Jonea etu* Hina ,HtlL. I hi.-1. 1 , H*ary to t!«oi*a Jotwa .. confining to ths bridges, bow- eillt RpfifMli By WILBUR JKNNING8 A|* S r * .f e a t u r e Herald . ('aaaattwtrr (larOana lac, to AnanAa U P s t jilu a XVltaon, IJssla Anna otal (tJCOI to Hart H. Pmlth. Partin, J.-4L H ut WUley t . to Orlando AUatln. WXIIIsuu, T. J. Mat 11. W. Wil^ w * u »g..»tt»njt9^ B a t lff .«tu_x„ M3r.-. ' - Vilehrn with an Wtgbi, r n .-•• lJlttin H, to s •■•aw < R. r . Thutmind. learned ted talar he’d TbiirmanS. E F. (gp WD) to H. (And then 1 helped reek tha 7-x SCRATCH to Eleanor II, ' Havanei •■ • JT A T r: (W D A M ftM T U S U E * - - Ebeaotw'.-Mrltu P* In Pkarrk Ext. Math. Kt-I. Another ihi n*> anyone ventttrIn-JT far unnug ifh dowtt Into the % DAVIS • or For Floors IUIUtnori. Wood Work and Furniture M .40 and 95.66 Gallon A very popular, highly satisfactory medium priced vaiitteh that la watar resistant, scratch • ■ * rentst.ml with good build aad adhealon. Not • ■ 9 plastic. ■v-i".- I ‘ Available In dear or vamlah stains. aad thei mealtime chorea is sort ot between theta. . . Aha ahar- 1 lag that glaas of ef batr . >4 friendly gtsas bear ta fa --- • t« work tegowe. ICa j MM at those Hill* all-liwpMtent things la taarrlaga. SPECIAL 5 GALLONS and - i f . Ucd fat* hla favorite ehalr, am je ffa hla evening gtau of beer, la all too prectoox. And the ! and left all the meaey kitehenwork things they can do together, tha to Dixie. But he kind of like* her better. company — and ah* fa lam eertaJuiy appreciate# his help, la fact, aharlag ih* <>.)(?? *-r.' •* +- ■ '4\, VARNISH Julia Taiwtsn LI’ V KANT H. xvi*tii .tu t u n ia a tl. BoAaar, W alter. C-. -fill tu - r A. -i » Sam Helps with the Dishwashing Dropped la at (ha Abernathy’ s fast th* other trstslag— aad th e n » Your Home M.rrltt. Ponder atuTMary lo Har- Thar* ars also lodge* where for a nominal sum, an angler may forgot his outsldo worries and concentrate on fiahlnfe. Favorite dishs* of these lodges are' turtle slash..and., limn..lua. t ' eh. J* a part *f the fra** Miami lo Key - Protect and Beautify From where I sit .jfyJoe Mars hi Tho tiny idands ara doited with lln« Hall -lAinaa, Cartla to IDortda lx»an fishing camp*, many of which ar# *Ulw*t#ly equipped with twin- Co. R. XT. otua 'Rukr It. IBP. engined ehnrtor boaU r.t tha bock- W Efldaa, ill to J. C.‘ KaaaU Mux Inn C. • i • Dftyte^Tpp Quality Outside............................................... White .. r S06 Haul F in d H lrett ,4-. *; - — - •- ■- P . 0 .) j , �r . * I n ... ■J I •j THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANF6RD, FLORIDA ___ ■ .■ U 'F hon,e. and 4,600.000 Urn. dnrl-, (J e r m a n g P u b l i s h 21, 744,823 Americans Coastal War Wrecks ltojw. . Are Home Owners "We mump from all existing Own Newspapers Provide Good Fishing .data,” he aaid, “ that in |'>47 the • ■■■ - ■. avrraga. owner-occupied-- home li Newlfratun HAMBURG. Germany, t/P> —• MOREHEAD, CITY. NI C.. I/Tr German* in the British zon-« of no- —German silbmaritte* same more • WASHINGTON—There are now 27 years old. * “ We tou m r an avrrag-* of T3 cbpied Germany have been fyind- than 40 ship* o ff tnl* pa't of the 21,744.823 owner-occupied honfeK rd full responsibility for gather­ North Carolina roast during tho In the United State* for which the veara remaining economic life to ing news for their newspaper), an war. and these wrecks -row are make a total of 00 yearn allowed owner* paid n total of ICti.M2t.ntl.. official of the British Control com­ providing suprrlor fishing nirai. 070. the House Way* and’ Mean* by the Treasury. The sunken hulks have- I ccnme mission savs. “The annual writeoff pcimiv Committee w#i told by Herbert l.'. All 49 British-licensed newspa­ throudeil with grasses and ollur. Netaon. executive vice-president of •ible to 21,740.000 families would per* In the ione and lu the Brill.th marine vegetation. Small fish-ami thy .National Associati rn *of Ileal be three percent of IW billion dot* sector pf Beilin will l»c member* rrnstarra have Nund Ihem^goorl feesling grounds. Big game fisn, HI . Estate Hoard*. lara or about two billion, uollars. of a cooperative to run the Grr* turn, have been drawn by thr abun­ man New* Service'which has oper­ „ Nelson was testifying in sup­ "The average .home, owner's tax ated for the past two years under dance of tty sc smaller .fish on p o r t 'of the Knutson lax bill'* pi •*- paying obligation fpr purposes of supervision of the Control Com­ which they feed. vision to allow hone, owner* to this memorandum ia calculated at mission. Fishermen now report finding deduct for tloprccinthh of tbeir 26 percent''of 'hi* Income. There would be no direct Brit - gainl amlwrjark. dolphin, cahlo, homes when filing income tax re­ “The*net saving to home own­ l»h control nr any pre puhHcation bonita. alhacorc ami many other turns. •pecie* In greater numlsri than ing tax payer* would then fore bo government promised. Ue **id hi* figure* LA* th.* num­ ever before. 26 percent of two billion, or J«4M ),. ber of owner-occupied dwelling* The Kngllsh "window tat" naserl on the number of wlndntr't In were bancC on find-ngt of lit- Cen-i 000.000. “ The average naving on income homes, was assessed jn IICQC to atta Bureau, the P ta ifil Mtservel H PH Ia'KuI Notice Hoard and the NHA. He divided, tax to thr average home owning; make up a state deficiency caused them into 17,244,821 non farm family would ke'ghout $24 a year. 1by clipping and defacing of coins. Advertisements OUTSIDE WHITE PAINT. 115.69 l!..Ul Ik*.I l l ______ per gallon. Shriwln-Wtlliam*. Patterson & Sargrnt. Iltll Hard­ 1 ROOM FURNISHED efficiency ware Co. 3UI E. First St. Phone q apartment, incar for couple. 63. W ‘ Montezuma Hotel. MAN'S bieylc. Ch.-au. 106 Mvitja A vc. - Garage apartment furnished. 7l)ti *E. 2ml St.____________________ 13 FOOT runnlmut with himlwnre. 22 H. P. Evlnrud- ami trailer * OFFICE space in ilclsch Building. $295.00. Call Smith lluthoa'd I*arge light oficcs, newly decorService. ‘ ated. all utilities, heal and lap!■tor service furnished. Coll 86.4FLORENCE 5 burner rook stove, W. H. dr A. DcpU Store. excellent condition. Just rrfinilhed. reasonaldy priced. Texaco FARM FOR KENT—20 acres sub Service Station. tlSU Hanfuid ^ Irrigated truck farm.. Ui arteaA vo. ™ -Han wella, a 7 room dwelling t ttnsnt houses, 2 large banta. CONCRETE SEWER PIPE Dwelling for rent only with farm. On Cgmcron Avenue. SEPTIC TANKS. Grease Traps, East »lde Sanford, Fla., phone lllocks. Aluminum Windows and 192*11. P. O. Box 883. E. H. Sclcrhs. Wliilo ccmc.nl, Paint, Stowe. Perma-lile, lluriicam- lynr-**. Miracle Concrete Company, 309 ' ---------Hint Avc. PhOne I3;16. . C0NVAI.F.8CENT HOME — Willi open July 16th at Chuluota, Fla. 18 miles S. E. of Sanford Recorder radio phimogranh mmbinatlon. The Music Box, 119 W, — 18 miles N. E— u£ Urluiiltr. 1st St. I'huhe 983. W Large screen anil open notches to sit and enjoy the cool brwxtrs .o ff Lake Catherine. I.nrgc FOR SALE— Llnu-rock for driveway* and roadWav*— Phohs grounds nnd walks »af6 from auto traffic. Large lobby nn«l , 1241. _____________________ Moms. Real Southern rooking, i Brick construction. Can accomo­ TUXEDO FEEDS—complete tiro. Hunt's Tuxede Feed Store. date .26 only. Phone or write for 1 reservation at once, pyittnn 2382 Ratturjes A Battery Charging. or Dr. Martin, Oviedo 2T.*2 or 11.41 POPE CO. INC. write !\i O .-“ - lair Ghujimtiii — P rO r Box tsaiumsble i..t». Largo Fla. R-*#so for' gu4»SI to;Hri*it .their PURINA lewtJ. Tel. 1190 Touch* sedan for ton A Watson, Opp. Bull Park. doctor. FOR RENT * fREAL ESTATE FOR SALE FREE ESTIMATES, on all work, o n 117-92 just it*. Phono 784rent—40 acre celwith or without full Mecca Hem mock fully Irrigated. Sant Dighton, Mayfair Inn. Phone 1290._____ CARPENTER. 612 Myrtle Ave s .ln lU t f * a , . n l o . . l EXPERT tpainting —.contract or hourly' basis. S. G. Grogan. Free estimates. Phone 783-J. I 'Y D L M I T FU. State Hank llldg • Phone .1030 • 2--------------------------- —:---------------REAL ESTATE INSURANCE MORTGAGE LOANS RATMOND M. BALL, Reallec , Beglsterol Broker and Insurance Agent Rm. 4 ‘ ’ Florida State BankJMdg. 10 Wanted to rent portable aewlng machine for 2 weeks. Phone 296-W. .. I’LL BUY vour car regardless nf age or condition. Roy Reel, 308 W. 2nd SL i ruihtirt '.Vtl.t.lAM t;. 111.Mottle p,f,n*lftnt. hvit ra n m v o itc on licit m - r t » i.ii'A T io x The sist* •>• Florida; Hfretln* Toi WtllUni I’. Ft mine. *rh»«* i«*1* •lenrr i, unknown* * t». p . I I t i l l \ l " iX . C le r k o f «*lr>'olt C o u r t . S e lllitlo le I 'n u n i r , H tele o f F l o r i d a . - Btuineso Opportunities • I Weal) ROOFING agency for Semit-oi* County,- Bargain Price. Write box 79. c /o Herald. 12 TO SELL ’EM, TELL ’EMWilh An Ad SPECIAL 1F*W1CE3 Thoroughbred Berkshire Rrrrdlng Boar for service. Phone 640-J, Blue Bird Tavern. TREES trimmed; mlscltoe, moss removed. Trees taken down. I,. R. Roth. 1202 W. 2nd St. Phone 093. * FOR RENT—Floor sand-r. Easy operation. Reasonable rates, San­ ford Paint A Glass Co. Phone 303. EMPTY trailer van returning to New York, pointi east. Return load reduced rate*. UNITED, 243 W. COlh SC New York, N. Y. Circle 7-3191...' r — ■■ ' 4 • DODGE PLYMOUTH PARTS AND SERVICE 100 Palmetto Ave. Phone 1011 wheels balanecd, front end align­ ed, -Pins, lluahingy. OH Filters, Shock Absorbers, Spark Plug*. Brake Drums-turned. Battelir* recharged. Mechanic on duty 8:30 A. 51. to ti P. 51. Firestone. YA-DE moth proofing lasts 6 I ll E, 1st St. Phone 12. veate. Have your woolens moth proofed now. Downtown era A Lanndry, 113 Pa Gobd bicycle. Phone 681-W. I ll E, Ave. Phono 914. 21st St. V ----« NEW 10 ft. McCray meat Plano Tuning and Re^lrlag. L. L and scales for sale. Phone 696,; am. fln .w . ■ Sanford, Ha. ■ .— ■ ■ ■ ■ SIGNS Cub cruiser, 100 bp. 3 place,. Just' Show cards sad PeaUrs recovered. Call 235-M. O— DUE'S SIGN SRRVIC8 O. D. fandress. Phons 1021 4 CEILING fans for sale. I.ancy's Drug Store. RADIATORS cleaned and repair SEEDBED COVERS—200 lb Imre<l. *;ohen Radiator Shop, lot lap bag*, suitable for trrdbed Sanford Ave. Ph. 36«*W. cover*.. Central City Bag Co. Phone 417M. I'. O. Bo* 2462, Or- Painting, plastering and minor carpenter work. 1026 W. 12th, lando, Fla. WANTED-^Metal turning lathe. Telephone 6. . ■ _____ IS NINTH JtJUIflAt, VIIU 'H T COURT. Hr.MINt'l.i: COL'NTJ. ICTATU «>K n.O tllt»A . IN CHAN* CKIIV. o in .i.i:r- J. JUsMOJtR, Vn» are ti,-i,t<r nmlflcA amt rs* •tulie.1 In e|i(»*, t to ,* ifrlaln Iltll .••t ,'nniplstnl Hied ailalnil 'nu for Illvnrre. now i^-n.llnu in the L'lf* Watch and clock repairing. Klee- a riiti ('nut I of Keminnle C»uMg. trie Appliance, Sewing Machine n o t nla. .returnable t<< the itntr par and vacuum cleaner repairs. The nf Amult 4th liar of teld tnotilli. Home Shop, 1700 Sanford Avr. I»IJ. 411 tMeuli thereof estd i> u » slit ikih rCtl aspatto. G. C. Fellows. Phone 1I4S-J. I^t- Ihu order he puMlepe.1 for the etatnlorv time reiiulieif It) law. fi*r four consecutive seek* In the FLOOR SANDING A finishing. •. cleaning A waxing. Out power sjofont llrrakt. a Neeiiwitri nf aeneral rlrrsfyttnn III eekl coimtv unit enables us to work where • ml itatc. • there is ‘ no electric eonno tlo.i . W I T N f p d v tv H A N K s m l o f f i c i a l available. 21 yraia experlrnc*. •cal o f n f f l i e at H a n f o id , K lo ild a . ' 11. M. Gleason, l^ke,Mary, Fla. this Ini day of Inly A*. t> I»I7. VERY ATTRACTIVE 0 room home and two large lots, with plenty of fruit—Spanish design­ ed sturco on ateel—recently re­ decorated "and in good »ound condition. Owner leaving city .and wifi sell completely furnbh, m). NEWLY constructed 5 room home. . close In on comer—3 lots partly Q planted in'young rltrm—need* ;• some finishing losjde which pur• chaser could complete at Ms * ; own convenience. I.arg» gar­ C L E A N IN G AND age, workshop, and storo.romn H H. P. •Electric motor, Baiteiy LAND DRAINAGE. 2 NEW CATER* and Eleclrle . IU<llosl Vyruum on concrete floor*. Owner lud PILLAR DKI8BL BULLDOZ­ Cleaners, Electric Irons, Used . built for his nwn home, now ERS WITH P A L M E T T 1 Tools, Clocks. A Watches. Fred • forced to «ell by change of em­ RAKER T W O 3/4 YD. Myrrs, 311 E. 2u I St. Phone ployment. $8,300. • D RAGLINB8. B QUIPMF.NT 4J7-J. npruveil and unlmpreve I front­ NOW IN THIS VICINITY age on J-'edgral Hlgltyray 17 ami NIMNJCHT CONSTRUCTION 6 AKT1CLES W A N T E D — — CO.. OHLAN DO, FLA. PHONE ** FRED W._gKNDlhi A 2-2981. i JOHN W. D.'■MOORE . Room 2 . RENT A CAR YOU DRIVE IT PHONE 299 BWICKLAND-MORKIHON U DR1VB-IT. INC. SEE US FOR MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING AND TYPINO CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD 119 N. Park Phone 180 •a NEW, two atory, three bedroom Highest rasb price paid for used tF home. Two eer garage. On furniture. Ted Drtvl* Furniture comer lot 110 a 140 In Mayfair. HIGH SCHOOL—Complete you* Co. 311 E. 1st. Ph. 068. high school- at home in spars Will sell unfurnished or furnished. tlmo with American School Phone 856-M. 7 Pets, Livestock, Supplies Texts furnished. No claaaas. Dio CO acres, celery land, 8tt of N iV'i lorn*. Fra* booklet Write Amer o f NWtt See. 17. T 20. R 31 H RIDING HORSE-genUo. It. M. lean School, P. 0. Box 2161, Or Gleason, (.aka Mary, Fla. Phone , 0 mllea out of Sanford Av,. Undo. 4 2G0I. Adjoin* Smith farm out 1'lnee x p e r t r a p i d r e p a ir in g way road. R. R. Adjoins prop­ TWO JERSEY milk cow *-one Fred Myers, 111 K. 2nd S t erty. Make offer cash or term*. three weeks fresh, other fresh E. K. Pierre. 221 Main 8t.. Jackafter Sept. 1st. 2640 Sanford ATTENTION MOTHERS eoavllle, Fla, T.i, i, Ave. Phone 136. — DIAPER SERVICE— Baby Valret famishes hospital Good mule for aale rhea " P - T. B. a r t ic l e s ) f o r sale dean^tarlle diapers and deodor­ Klnard, P. O. Box 206, U ke ________l_______________ ^ ised container. Economical and Monroe, Fla. aafs. Fully medically approved Call Daytona 2497*W collect for . FLOWERS HELP W A N T E D details. 99 dlapcU, $2 a w w : -Fee all occasions "F1R8T IN SANFQRDVcNKILL A YOST FLORISTS j u t off Celery Cflery WANTED—part time tnrssrngrrs, TRACTOR MOWING-Ws I Lh. 810 R 66 per cists. - Waatoro-UnUn. .n ie s M " " " '' Dr. FhnrlcM I „ I’ rrsonn OptomrtriHl Sanford Allantfc Ilk. llldg. Hours; «.|2 1-5 Phone 298 --------— Hat. 9*11 - — Eye* Ksamlnrd* Glasses Filled c BACKACHE, LEG PAINS MAY BE BANGER SIGN O f Tirw d K id n e y s m N ilir tS d ik fv a y n fU k ls i Wkwxi. TW t A 4aj, ••4 M 9R99I19 »9M* mil mi tkd m m i P*>pU p»M rW vI I I f U » |l ri IIn o f kH iw r tube* and Alien Aon tw orb ««ll,p o| 9At»oM tm U m a tlira liT S I n l M M o o i T h a a t H M s a R u r iU r t i u n i K I bucktfhe^FtbRvmRlIe palna. U« paint, b -s >4 r«P « » d 9A9TWT. Vtitlnff up otetita. isreiilpr. p i f t a a M i i l i r t l i i » r « , Nu m A m u r A Alul* IVRquenl_o^ aru nl y a wru i U ** “ IMM- DIAPER SERVICE Fpr Reaertallons pr Immediate Deliver;-U SANFORD— PHONE 23157 2100 East Robinson Avt^ Orlsndo fornitur* Kstiaisluag Cabiaet Work Expert Workmsaiklp THE SANFORD CABINET SHOP 124 PaknpUo Aeaaat Wheeler o f Sanford CANVAS AWNINGS . CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS VENETIAN BUNDS Alaali•aa^ Steel, Weed I IB DAT DELIVERY We REPAIR! FREE ESTIMATES Phone 808 REPAIRS Three Day Service All .Work • Guaranteed 12. Months The ,Watch Maktc at O l --------- Scientists Tells Of Disappearing; Canal On iMars .. By RENNIE TAYI.OIt AP Sciener Reporter SAN FRANCISCO Tim mvsleiiou* “ canals" on Mar* have n Irlckv nay nf apprariny ami disspjmnring In a few vrrvmls. Dr. Lib.,oi |-,-itii ,.f .ML Wilson observatnfY. hh* 'itollcnf In *6 series nf weird ex|verieni-e« while nf»sriving Ihi* strange mntkings on the red ulaneL- . . . ^ He IhinVs this pbanH<nt-lite rpi.ilitv rnav lie Ihe reason sonM ixis'tlij -liellevr Ibe Martian ca­ nals me only an' optical illusion For 70 veara they have lieen n l-H*’ I- I" H'lmimmeis. -iOnlv a lew keen .rued observers have rr|ni|to,| scriiiu them. Iff all th* photograplis taken of the plane! not,one imlispuledly sinner ca­ nals. . Along with a lot of oilier astmnnnier*. Dr. I'riHi would lik-> l*» have pholograpl.s aeluslly allowing the mysterious mark, ings. Hr made a series of obser­ vations In ail atjrmpt In deter­ mine what jrinild have lo la- done to catch t7ie lines on a photo, graphic plate. With one eve nt a small le|e scope anil with sketch honk ami |>niril in halull Dr. Pcllll apenl manv nights makitir drawings of of the planet’s fare. He didn't have much hope nf seeing "ihr canals but thought he might get an idea lei using a camnia.. That was back in IlM'.l when Mats was in a favoiahte position f"l olisrivation, but the uncunuy tilings he saw wrie ir|>oitrd only leccntly In Ih# ,1'idilicationa of be Astromnniral Society of the Pacific. Ibm morning alniut '1:311 o'clock "ben optical conditions weie near ty ideal he saw a dark lino shoot northward frt)IU* a point lienr Hie Martian npialor stalling like a wtiguliog la.ll of lightning - and steadying 'as it progressed, lo a spot mil fm from Ihe planet's north pole. The. length of the si leak appealed to la- al~mt 2..V-I1 miles and It made Hie jump limn n seroml. Almost simultaneously n second ilaik line slmt ft mn iiuoUici piiint south of .the eipintor to Hie same spot iieni the north poly.-*A third one nt>|H-nred almost * ns i|ui,-kl>Ttu* tin re of them made n |wi'.tern something like the pumgs of a pitrhfork. A short time later a fourth line ap|H-aied. Through a linger te!r*rn|ie Dr. I'cttit Inter di-trrteil mliiltional I lilies, some of which Viuased, fonu*. mg intersection which suggested iivm-s in u dr sett. Home of Ibe PAGE S E V E N . lines were twins, running psral* lei and close tb each other. He also noted that-with the ad­ vance nf the Martian tnuijn tho surface turned finnt green to large ahndrd nreas of the planet's brown. As the color changed new lines ap|»eared agnlH.st Hie brown background. * To photograph the pattrrn. Dr. Pettit aaid, exposures o f not more than one second will have to lie made. It) terms of star photogra­ phy llfht is tinliesid.of.speed. As­ tronomical photographs* tvqulre rxipjauiM sontctibte* lasting hours. I>f. Pettit and an associate. Dr. Edwin P. Huldilc who will la- in charge *of the 200-inch telescope now nearing completion on Pnlntuar .Mountain, Iwlii-ve the huge Instrument will prndure the first photographs to show conclusively whether Iher- are cannls on-- Mar*. „ They also think the I’nloniat giant III indicate whether Mats is In­ habited by intelligent beings. U o f F Enifineerini; College Faculty Jins Nine N ov Members —as ■■ professor.of mechanics, former as-velste professor, Universjtya,*f Kentucky. V, , 4 ' • lifton C. Hill: a«*oH*te fr'.sor of mechanies. former in-ii-i.ea i at Virginia I’olyteehble . ,^ -/i GAINKSVn.I.K. July 17 <8pec-J Initliiltr. lilrbatil I., ilarrin, ■ assletshbl (all -Appointnirnt of nine new rc-'-an h engineer, former ,T*~ 'facility memliers to the ln»'r” iirch engineer at the'Unlversl* tional and reseatrh staff o f the ty *of lamlsvlllr. University of Florida College of EnTlneering ha* been approved by • James A. Tankeryley. assistthe Board of Control, Pmtidcnt ant professor, mechanical engirt* . John J. Tlgvrt announced totlay'. n r . former mining anil testing: . ; >Thr additional _.j»ppnfrU")enp •ngipcer' private indiustry. , Erir-'-N. Thor,'a* distant profes­ weir made in ptepatnllon for in-creased enridlhieut In tlie Engirt'-' sor, mivhnuiral engineering, eering I'nllege this fall ’ for expand­ Ittrr instructor at- If, S, Military ing te.eairh in the Englnevr'm:, Arnilcmy, \Ve*t Point. and Industrial Experiment Hta-I Willinni A. Leffler, Jr., assistant m Hon. in rssenirli,‘ former ileslyn engUv* New appointee* include; i ccr. in ptivntc industry. E. Ik-nald Kemteilye -n«aiM int Westley Durttev, avslslant In H* professor, electilcnl eni’ tiic- ling, enreh. former experimental*sn»-» anil trsr airh'fr.gitu-cr 4ji V T fun . gloci'r In private ludustryr. project, foirtier hr„ul of tin- ile-t M il l I’" It ’ Rogi I . instructor,' sign section, Washington In di­ -I engiui-oi m g. fnrmeF lute o f Technology.. f lu.tructor with Army Engineer*. Stanton t\ D. Lawson, ass's-idte THE OLD HOME TOWN •*9*iIH*4 U t 0*«t By STANLEY �4 . '■ THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA IB EIGIlT Sailing Ships Still lined For World Commerce :ttn For State Office 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 o f w a t e r t r a n s jt u r t a l lo n 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” Army Plane In Announced Short Strike Tiea Up Cincinnati Hotels C IN C IN N A T I/ July 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 *1na *the Vtn I, 'I*1 haI, j ni.a One. 023-Ton 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 (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. UCKY S T R IK E presents THE MAN WHO KNOWS TOBACCO AVCTIONHR! 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 S C O n 'S SC R AP B O O K By R. J. SCOTT • ■ ■ |t‘n l l > » . Iraa, !*»■» Om ) 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 - Star of India, l>u it in Sc -'laed in 1803, greasing 1,318 tuna. She . THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1917 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.' •• m 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 H i p p o p o t a m u s s p r e a d s His f a c e o p e n a b o u t f o u r . FEET WHEH YAWMH How M A N Y Tots AND FINQERS HAD THL C O M M O N ANCESTOR. OF M A M M A L S ? Fiv e each d ib it s Doctor Reveals New Way To Give Medicine «-a*■*1 '» IMESE on eaT r e m iTv c l a i m The Ho n o r HAV1N<4 CAST the FIRST LA Rftf. BELLS *i ( ABOUT M O Q ) y 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 d ifferen t •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 •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 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 — and « 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 W E A T H E R '.'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 SANFORD, F L O R ID A . D A IL Y N E W SP A P E R F R ID A Y . JU I.Y IS. 1947 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 O fficia ls NO. 176 A ss o cia te d Press Leased W ir e Veto Of Tax Sanford'* •bonded indebtedness ha* been reduced from a peak of $7,461,246 on Sept. 30. 1933 to $4,878,000 at of July I thi* year, a 34 percent reduction, ac­ Action Seen Neces­ Underground AsksDN G u e r i l l a s Said To cording to figures released today To Intc*i;vcnc For sary Due .T o Loss Be *•Inflicting T er­ by City Manager H. N. Sayei. 4,51)0 J e w i s h I t u­ O f Racing Funds, Thi* reveal* a $2,583,246 re­ rible D a m a g e On rn i g r a n t s Sei/.cd Increased Salaries Line O f R e t r e a t Pending Airport' Leg­ duction of bonded indebtrdnei* MeasCire Termed By during a 14 year period. At the JEKI M I I M . July 18. (4’* ist a t io n Discus­ time of. iatue during the "boom" A lour null incteate in the gen President Unsafe, &HENS. July 18 W*l A Greek I lagan i . Jewish umlcigiound. period of 1922-27. bonds had sed B y Floridians etal County School las which will Unsound, U n f a i r; communique laid today nationalinterest late* of 51* to 6 |>ercent. incteate the lev y Itom 6 to 10 organic.itioli. .ippralrti to thr t til­ in plane* were inflicting i f » f * Senate Set To Act led Nall, ifCoouui.sion I. h U v i » Andiew Carraway. City Com­ The City was later unable to loiart on gucriilla* who were Ilezmissioner, and Kdwaid lliggim. carry this interest during the de­ mill*, tubject to approval ol, the intctveiic m lirhalf uf 4*50U Jr * ‘ U /VSHlNitlON, July 18 <45 ing northeast of lonnina before Manager of the Sfminole Count) Slate Depaitment of Education, tail - inimi pants whose slop v* »y period and on Mar. I. Hie lloil-r ItKla) »oJrd to ovripunuing ground force* and tavag- Chambci ol Commeicr. returned |pression '|i))7 the bqndt were iclunded wat yeiteiday voted by the Sem­ lioaislcl bs Hi i I p Ii naval aulhori ndr 1‘ iriidrnl 11111u.Hi» trcoli'd ing village* on the wray. yevleiday from Washington where |anj iJ,,. inieir»l wat sealed down inole County Hoard of I'uliht In iirs alter .« blttei battle oil til. 1J u h 1i s li e r.s * Stocks j Measure T o Cash GI vrlu o| ’ llir Republican-back»J War Miniitcr George Strato* Ihey repretented the City ol San tlruction. Palest lor .oa.l this moiipng A r c A t L o w e s t Bonds Placed On $ 4.00ll.0 <i0 .00(i i.,x cut. Hut nidi•aid anotlirr and laigrr guerrilla ford in matter* pertaining to the to I peicent. A leliaWe Jewish soui.r .aid “Tbit incteate in inillage, tai.l On Sept. I. thi* interest on out calioni art dial llir Snutr may ol Native -wat expected along the former Naval Air Station pro;wrLevel On Record! Senate Must List that the ap|ieal had lieeu deliveirsl •landing bond* wpll be incicaied Supt. 1.awImi tiHlay, it made net tuilain llir I'leMtlrut ami thu* kill no'thwrit frontier. The Greek go*- ty. Participating in the conferto* the .hlilinan ol the l 1 N, rturyidu r tolot*, of rare (lack '/< of I peicent. .Tbit incteate Hi M II.I.I VM M HMBILVN WASHINGTON. July 18 id i. llir bill. ....................... V-wraejil Mwl lire - lull gun nil l ' m- - i >u Wa»luni*"n w<v-,J, II amlv 4a2-t>i)kiil u.Ltundt, alid to an $88,000 mete**-' comnusicii i oii*Iiii-m--si by tbe the llag.in.sh high hi fc V m W - v l “ ba.V4v,,Y»I' Htsu oltuiJKp^i^TrtVctl' ftkliV ’ -V41ir *i"H3i»r' vnlr‘ t3^dckuull wa* band "invaded" Gieece^frotf? 4V Lltller, Melbourne aiip.ul mana­ it M lB l bomb o f which tlw ^ ^ ^ * * * + * * 0 ^ Some l . S. nrw *|ij|ici i-iil-li-Iiri* a $4.09|,2t)M,i)00 rilimatf-ol tin* 2*8) til 108. 28 m,nr tbsn tbe neeII PHllNMiil ••m !*•«* » bania with the aim of »eltin« up ger; 1/n Fugle, mayor ol Del.and; waterworks leachei* ul -Seminole County interest wa* 2 percent, taid Mr. .tie pzying tky luVli * i'll- c> lot cuuniiy * ioingn aid piugiain ioi »taiy two il-ii.lt mip-idy. A total a irparate Curnrnuniit govern­ Fred Grot), city manager of.-Deirceivrd $292.HUll last yean Sayer. nryttpniif in an iiitrinitionai lire llir nrxt 12 nioulhi along‘ with 4 ol (ii Drmot rail joined 216 Hrment. ro l.anil; Walter Wally, president ol According to the City au.lit re­ whereat during the -coating trim in.ii krt th a t-slirlilir.- Iiulil Nrw flat Adminiitraliun dcilaiatioii publu am in llir tule to ovctildc , "Bsndili patting through vil the DcLmd Chamber ■ ol Com­ port of .Sept; HO. 1930, the bonded It it rsllllialrd IIi it the) will |r Yuik In llir Orient that no addilmhal lumL will hr llir I'lnidrnl. . laget have committed crime* ol merce; City managei Mobley and debt. on Jan. I. 1910 at issued seise more than $180.INK), he a>I'.i|ki In-in t’.iha-l.i. ^wctlrli. longltl liefurr 1948. under the old charter was hut l liaiiuiau I all ( K Olnti> lold^unimaginable brutality." the rorn- Huller of Gainesville and Waller gj jt.ooO. Until 1922 this wa* in seited. i ranee ami I’ul unl i* bring- mkl llir inloinialion wa* uiadr pui*- ir|Mi|lrti tbr Senate Rr,*iublu all mijjqur lom the Greek 8th di­ Shelly, city managei ul D.ivlun r ; , r, | by 111$,<>00. lie added, however, that it I* -ml ollrirtl at pncrt lii-m anlun.l Iu in a (i8(l.it(lU-wonl liaiiwinit |mbx) louiiultlrr will p in t, lot a vision -laid. "Village* have been Beach. * ' [ ' T h ro the boon) alwrta-d Mild ap- possilde that n iedueti.ni of 2 v*tilt tin- tu trill ol Irtlimuny* takrq by the I lout* Vote lain Imlay on Ilie d lu , T A I.I MIASSEE, Fla-, Ju ly 18. $2<)m .i ton Up IIlu* In. gioun oroun mrt met with re rrnirtrnpillaged and many inhabilanlr .ioen j l"oval |n |W2of|hrbond C itrissue* a d d rdincreased. -$325,000 mills may l* effected in Uoid Ip- MT i Trtni -rrr.tg e- " ’ Mnv on Hie "up ” Al Trail ime puli-' Appiupiutioni A p-ti, r 11ul Rrj-ublaan-llrinotelrit uii.l siiikiiig fund le'vy. This lotiinnllrr on * -killed." lalive Joe llendnck* and diicust-j|0 bon.1^] debt. The Um.lt of would iiiakr a net Increase of only W a ll. i I ■ —titi ib i liru-il t-C- i|(inall lltliri li,it. pant $2'*f) .i*-Ion rial ioablion ndlr.l up in lirt niiilli inill dollai inratuia bund Dl%Todgrd from the 7.000 foot eel Senate Hill $<»4. a bill to give! n,22 were: $i!7,IH8l for dock and 2 mill*. on* o f tin In o c clmr)f«-**uf lr,*i-Hot $2*81 iliaigc i» 21*1 |-ci ling up l.i*l miuutr. douirtlii prcdi llmiir tbe. Ilioir titan tim lluidi heights of Mt. (iamila, 18 mile* cities, paiticulaily .mallei one*. thr| i‘oat l«a»ln; $36,000 to irfoml<tlir latlv. ' it -ry a g ain -*-fontici It-1Silpl. I.awt.ni said lliat he Imd irnt .il-,-»r tlie »o t .tiled uuilui l •llting with $ 1 3 4 9 .16I.4IKI tu t a l ­ ltl-t)<>ltty nr,r»«aiy I.i ointblow north of loanninn, the hulk of the lli-rin-- •’ I'jp y - f K--> D- • * lS t% £ £ ' s-ll itisli ucte.l hv tile (.a id to 21)00-inan guerrilla force started ptivilege of u.ing building. and| The .ifii—»~ lw.» r--imt---nrii- not (line oi $'H j toll ibliiriril ill ly out llir nation** toirlgu poll llir veto. 1 be llniltr lull call plePaie a tentative budget to lake |4lflhM, for , rW„ r». a march orr lightly defended loan other intUllalioni on lonner gov- jn(f un-b-i oli'ncj- I'npy'* trial by*Jury Nrw 5 »ik. tin- pn-e ,it wlmli llir ■y 111 llir iii -*ii I Ii a linmrdi4tr!y ibtiwrtl a icilict.inti.il ilult ol Drmnina five day* ago. l-uyaliX* a* einmenl air station, that aie not! In 1923. the library got $6,900 to Tullahnssee pest Week and sub on tin- ll-i-c iInOge* will ill—ii mil to the Slate Depnilltu-til .if gir.it l-ulk ol new-;>•ml. uiotllvi j||r,„| ocialt ill iiippml i-l llir litraiuie, serted the Irrrgulnr* hatTU-eh rut within the area* technically known more; $30,900 in bonds were aphere M--ii-h»y. Kducatlon for its . on»ideintion. Inta amaU jmits which were seat |-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 i ..,l _ i .,i l |„„„ ’ prove.1 for an athletir field (MuniM6>000 WM The lii.l of W,. I., h css lei id fending Pap), inainialiu’-l in* *h* Stair* t-vkl itWiii ntr over a wide, rug­ a. airport neucle, which have been. uie, niveting ihrrd irlirl. luaiii, rllnlive Jkl). I, 1948 llir cli.illlged area 10 mile* northeast of deeded previously I" the cities. Uinde.1 fur a golf link* tSeminole Winter Park to re.roof the l.y- inthm «-f Floridu law wu- nil-ge-l I'ulilitlieii ol li|rliii|nilit.ill ill man School nt laogwod was ac­ ll|e Gierk-1Ulkilli aid pioptiani bei bail xiile.l 2li8 In I 17 two loannina near the villager of in an indictnieilt ruiint nceudpg . . . The bill authoii/es the usr ol Country (’lullI and newer* drew .iff,.*mg Bep III alley bra a. well .11 . tuiall-lown papn. and llir Alliiy * iHCUpali-u* l-io- vlinlI id ibr -iripiurtl Iwit-thlldl, Frandgadhei, Klatokhori and llhol- the funds that may he derived another 180.00(1, a total of lino,. cepted, Mr. latwtiii aniioliPted. Pap) Since no Idds weie received nt (Xlhom oC-Snnfoid n l»ril*** to ianiln in the foothill of Mt. Timfi ) -,,r p-iying (amy pntr* in pad gram. irpir-rnt* thr total ol a tu tuilaiu Mi. Iiuuiaii'c veto 000. from the use, lease or sale ol |..,t mpplici. In 1924 it wa* decided to build thia time for ronveraion' of th<> fraln from -voting un a bill which „ U| dangriouil) Farther north. Spitfire fighter •llll-inirl 1 bail pirtrnlrd by l ol tbr lint lull wlmli would have shop liud.liMg i'sslss .i would .hiivi* denied telegrupli >n planes caught two more hatu'hm* this properly lor' the operation a new City Hall and lamd* were Lyman 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. in tsvlnea along the southern foot­ ol the air|M>it, Mr. Higgins ex­ issued for S75.000. Other 1924 U. S. Imill 1C||<-1 * at tl,a end ill ill kit III il ilr hills of Mt. Smolika* and were plained. It emphasized' the gov- bond* Issued Were: $ 10,18*0 for the the district were, authorized to Hi- aigtnjjl tlmi Florltla ln« cemetery; $ 100,000 foi paving; engage wolkmeii to make min- rovri t-niy atteliipj* to lirjtw- act ,, May were llir lowrit Irvrl on •aid to have inflicted crushing Joseintpent'i interest in inaintainipg lllUkQUO for w w h s - and- $50,000 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 trcirl brtwrru ibr com- 1'iriitlrnt liiunan today *rnt Ton An unconfirmed report said ‘.MS as many airports a* possible in to build n city jail. a . . . . u M il til* nil mil* iiiilil I k* iilliiinl. .1 il.r .....I | M lir *..,. 111111 ./ I.i rAtititu1 ... , . . 1. * 1,1 1IHI U| JtitMtmiK »■» Other 1924 issue* were:, water­ Ittmtrr whii won bdbc* were found in the ravine actual operation and recogniz­ liutlrr and NXimhI un llir giouild* giro a ir-und irto ul the Kenrflri*.aiiw-«lM.M whkh were tiu-j,,|c U|f|, |r|Mn| uf ||tr Amr(IC asd that army units captured .100 ing 'he costs lliaf must be met works IKindt. $.175,000; Ua* plnnt, ed that this WoU-d not cost mot duty -f ........fferer to p e r f o . ^ that It may br drudrd to deny puhlii an ba.kid $4 ( 1( 111,000,000 titan $ I .hot i, mors ol the estimstnd H0() rt la-1* $157,000; paving, $140,000 and Mine it U the duty of u mein-, i*cw*|»->|»ei I'ublnhn* Aituctalion. by mailer cities whose revenue* $62,000. The toUl iaaue ol 1924 ••»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 Rimiaa uibil w-u-r waa $1,124.0*). tranaporting sch.wd cldldteii l-i all- gr-l nlleotpi l-T l-riltr him not)'"'all in rtlntimi In t--lul L. S. ol dir luudt which went into ibr /** »jftf&f ’utlIVtal rejwnl ail.l at*' r7imitecf. *— *CO were killed and 90 raptured in (n 11*25, pavinr '-on.ls w«ra rrivatelf owned vehicle, to J. II. tu *utc i* in, M-'In'tl n. lie oultl. j - -"laiiniptioiT. fiiul ilietr-way iiilu|compilation. While Uu-yhill prohibits the n»e the first phase of the attack and of the designated propert>* for istue.l to the amount of $131000 Join-, nod M. M. Ks'es of Ovte' ' iJiaiiUL'la_by—tin. Fiat*- Attorney Ph I O' C-nncll o r lia lf Ir iilrl a mlilnl Ir^ialn- ' _ . that remnants of the- hand Were manufacturing purpqsra,. it ^rf.'-nml I'^H.OOtl. In 192.1 paving ihi, Clem rtowep and Hewer Hal- of Wr»t Halm llra.-b. a*-ignr<l VIHUS Imit i- Miiat -if tile -I- idem running in two direction*. south mil.., their fur. dittrihutiun, honda wars-' laaued In tha amount* 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 |irnnit immrdiatr rash- 1 I .|)|14*l‘ !l I I llW M lt f* ing uf veteran*' terminal leave '! ^ » » L I 4 U toward Mrisovo. stronghold dm. kervires, and similar functiuna. of $7(1.000 and $02,000. Total pav. 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 IkiiiiI* to their pir-adjournThe Florida delegation we* as­ ing honda Uaurd ware $1,41X1,000. northeast toward the height* of sured hy Hep. Ilemirirkii an 1 He- ToUl waterworka bond* were tun, contracta cannot U- mad.- negative action- l-y biilx-ry. It 1 them* iii-l they, atr inakiug uirnt lint lull clung tu July 2(1 Mt. Smolikas The report *md publican mrntU-rs that th- bill valued at $700,000. Os* pl.nl 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- railed during this session t-ond* totalled $.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 W „ives 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 1 hi*- . 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 S uffers From Erosion Un- arraignetl and p.-tr-l !-,in.l- fiiinii’i IJtliuanuiii tlii-ltiui.il*, ie(Itiuiruara >■ l-xi, Mil 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 of 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 thr 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 i p y I DJI I W ltflO 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, ha. 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 1L... \V *■*. 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 f l l t f — Will* tha ni-eataa Itf n f . a l a . 7 . . . . * »ist,-r of Mr*. Kairuksli*. aaid *he and flag—with the neceatity of that lie would not testify ill the thdB a year in Antwerp In charge ir a a lla a M * « ■ !■**• S i s ) , Keitel anil Cul. General Al­ Brewing In China wavs than an iron lung, and if coatly road rebuilding. I hail not la-aril directly from' l(er helm 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 Steamer Sinks VrASTJtotET&s: France, had written stating tier entered the port of Antwerp each ________ 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, Meihukow. Sian ami llafeng, W3 Copper Producers tween soner*" hv the Ituaiixn* Imt he th* Homtiay Steam Navigation wear business. Whan It became and sell for fantastic price*. .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.OOO 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 For 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 Ja p ­ 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* Attend Meeting In Washington Newsprint Sold ;Group Releases O n “ FreeM arket” Estimate Of U.S. At Fancy Prices Foreign Aid Cost Pauv, Trial Refuses To Annul Charge Of Bribery T IUN Council Muds. On Bulknn Issue Lions Endorse Plan For State Building Conidr. Wimbish, Former Sanfordite fyds Fowign Duty Indian Boys At Camp Winona Settle Down To Variety Of Sporta And Activities I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 17, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 17, 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 17, 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/680afe215147f36a754b79ee26988af8.pdf e7326d92dfc875ae26539a07fdcccfee PDF Text Text WEDNESDAY, JULY Iff, 1917 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA A PUZZLING PLANE THAT FOLDS UP Mathematrick STAMP TAX ; u 1 Arrange the numbers | one to fourteen. elusive, In the fourteen surrounding white boxes so that the numbers In the three boxes on each MARBLE MYSTERY LJERK ii a stamp poser to tax * * your wits: Mr. Phil A. Tellst hat three rare stamps in his collection. One Is red, one 4s brown, one Is blue. The denominations are 26 dilars, 10 dilars and 2 dilars, hot necessarily |n that order. Can you determine the color o f each denomination from the following statements, only one of which Is nirreet? 1. Jhe 26 dilar stamp Is red. 2. The 10 dilar stamp la not 3. Tlie 2 dilar stamp Is not nineteen In every case. -m m •■n' J*u* si m w * ! s i mtu »i • i«si pu*r*e se-sw "• .) »s »j s w ,*«JV £ , 7 / > 7 J their marbles to arrange some trades. They found that together they had a total of 174 marbles. For the trading, Juan arranged all hla marbles into piles of seven each, while Jote divided his Into piles o f nine each. Between them they had 22 piles. How many marbles had each boy? EGGZACTLY RY this catch question on friends - One .hundred hens laid 100 esHs in one hour and forty *■" ' ." V / 1 \ minutes. At the same rate of / speed how long will It take seven The Gorgon's Head Mystery THE JEALOUS HUSBANDS Mrs. Bcednne and Mrs. Ceeme MRS.wereAppleby, good friends and so it came about that ________ . ‘ \ pUZZLIKO Is only a hobby to C. B. Colby. Avia• tlon la his profession, so the silhouette of the plane that Is the solution o f hie latest‘‘ Foldie" puttie Is technically correct In detail To solry a “ Foldie.” which Is a new version of _____ • an old pufile that was ones, very popular, you • ^ a i^ r N 'c i O I I R I K j r i cut out Urn entire boxed area above. Then, hy U LJL J -1 U — folding snd refolding It, you cause the splotches 1. One thousand, two hundred, 0f black within It to meld Into one design—the nothing’ and one Is hound to silhouette of the plane at left. . . . ----------- 4. One thousand, fifty and There's no doubt about If, Sutan Hayward it Hit personi­ fication of IT, according to the Hollywood idea o f it. But eht'd hardly bring to mind tomt o f thi other ."its" for which tht Greeks anif others, hart words. You hart to think up them, in this Whit Quit. Girt your mem­ ory a tossing around, and tost I T was ons of Inspector Ferret’s oddest rases. Thera was no apparent reason why any one /xcepl Doctor K should have killed Mrs. K. • is But before drawing conclusions, let us have the doctor’s story: “ My wife couldn't sleep and as the night was warm she seated herself by the screened window In. our bedroom. The lflgbt was offend I dosed off, then sud­ denly awoke with the startling feeling that something awful had happened. 1 railed out to her to find If she was all right. She replied reassuringly. 1 guessed I had had a nightman and. decided I needed a cigarette. CRYPTOGRAM leave contempt. five hundred showing a result that Is dear. lucid snd glowing. the three women and their husbands went off on a hiking trip together. It turned nut that their hus­ bands all were jealous men, and this presented a problem when the six hikers reached a wide river. For there was only one boat at hand In which they could get across, only two persona could jret In the boat at a time, and no woman could be with a man unless her husband was present. In what manner, then, did they cross the river, in the boat and avoid trouble among the men? If you’ve never tackled a poser like this before, we suggest that you use three pennies to represent the .husbands and three nickels or dimes for the wives, in working it out observation of Joseph Conrad may be A WISE read by deciphering this substitution crypto­ gram. You can do it by discovering what system of alphabetical arrangement was substituted In spelling nut the seven words L’MI.fiSZ f»WQ 0 JM7.R IW OCT .SQOAIR.JGS> , KBK.NQZ. Th* Encyclopedia of Putties and Pastimes axya that after th* invention o f movable types and printing presses Introduced literature to the European masses, but before censorships of the dictators of that time were torn down, the charade was a common form of political propaganda. It was difficult for censora to cope with it; for them to place the worst construction upon a charade was to admit the validity of the gossip or ely allegations that It concealed. The acted charade wai popu­ lar In older times, with guests dividing themselves Into teams to endeavor to .’ ’stump” each other with words dramatized. Thousands o f the versified variety of charade have been authored by members of the National Puxilert* League for their unique organ, Tht Enig­ ma. An eight-letter example: DIAMOND / looked in the LAST for a FIRST today, Or to put it another way I spent a FIRST before the LAST, Holding my attention fast. Was it a useful thing to do, Or id ltn ttrl should rut 7 My WHOLE will never, never . tell, Tho it reckoned my F1R8T well (FIRST snd LAST.refsr to gyilsbies, naturally.) TRANSPOSAl I The punier with the nom-deplume o f “ Hector**, who wrote the foregoing charade, also au­ thored this poser: A man baa a son twanty-aaven year* younger than hlmaelf. Transpose tha numbers in the eon'* age and thay wlU give you the father’s age. What il It? 'j DECAPITATION !’ V Short was mg life, and brilliant mg career; appear; Behead again, I ones was made to'tape My thostn inmates from e wa­ tery prnvd. Substitute tht letters of words for which definitions are given b*low tor the x'e in this diagram, so that ths words read the asms ver­ tically and horixontally: UMMER'S juft around the S•corner, so we all halt some- 1. P. t. To tread. S. Tines. 4. Long drawn out speechta o f vttuperitivs language. 6. Pyramidlcal. 6. Interoceanlc waterway In the Americas. 7. Inscribed. I. Calmer. 0. Healthier. 10. Boy. 11. L. — Nottut Holderread. SOLUTIONS l ip»»3 e i-p»»ui«,q 'lives -Mtnu*»"0 -i m ’ ,n |W 7. JT Separate article, thing to look forward to. Right now, we can dnd a familiar sayIng about Summer, written by Mark Twain, by going around in this word max*. Quotation marks give you a clue to the drat and last words of the quotation. When you have found the drst word, then look for the circle you think contain! word Draw a line wuru number numwr 2 t. L »r*v» a line to io It. The line must pass between two drcie. only.- in to each following word of the quotation In order, you must •papa between two circles only every time. However, the directlone o f the moves vary. In arriving at the solution. each word will be used once and once only. You will note that some words are repeated In the diagram. That Ii because they appear more than one time |n the quotation. - miM»,i • •e » l nt«w #» n . uv»l pm seat*•»i ENIGMA S V**0 S,MS«a| *|»|-|I»I S1|t fflWKMJ put it, IVAS, pw«*|« -WMIM tat •» P*«jaw< itwpjsW ‘tJitituaaa gw«w mv»*i **>•«■» *ai u*ass r*i»— ••• m u |W*V*F lit puts I.MItM) Ml| *al itltllll v t Mill* If, »••• • » * » « i i *jm « ■ i»iw-o,i p«« pMi<ai i >h - s m i ii is p*io sw iputit n * » n « a *ai e«i 41— D l l * b u s , By Eugene She f e e , HORtlONTAL 1—Wktm Sid Iks aagel . ( tks Leid •ddrsis as “ the* oiigktr n u sf tslosr"? (Jade. S ill) T—What was *f tks sktsf geds •f tks BahrlsalsMt (Jar. Ili44) 1»—Wks was Lakaa'a aider dsagktart (O ca ,If iIS) IS—Errere la pHalisg IS—Meaatala sksrigias IS—"Aad ha said.------- , rather, sit tklags art swialkls ant* Use” (Mark lliM ) IT—Negative . . IS—Swell bird IS—W>a» nk><r was rslsusd la •1st* at Jests kr dtmtnd at tha maltlladi? (Mat. I l t l i ) ' t l-H le k s ip >s«1t* (akkr.) t l—“ A wsa that destk rteUate U tke Heed *f aay psrsea (kail la tha atli 1st a* wsa — — \o. IT- to her snd taw she was badly hurt. As I tried to stop itieeiulppi River. the bleeding and felt her puli*. she died. Terrified. I rushed to the dining-room and called the police. Then IT : Automotivt centtr. I locked myself In the dining-room and barricaded the IT : Drinkers' talult. door, for I feared an aaadaain would lire another shot.” IT : Skillful bodily or It was In the dining-room that the police found the mentally, doctor. They also found that tha screen in ths bed­ room *oe intart—it had no bullet holes. The woman rIT: Rend asunder. bad been killed by a bullet from the,gun that lay be­ ■IT: Grain mart. side her. Ths nature of tha wound indicated tha bullet •IT: Draw together. had been flrtd from short-range. Tha doctor aaid he had not seen or heard an Intruder. IT : Courage. To the police, it appeared the doctor had killed his IT : What fortune-tell wife. The belief was atraqgthened when they asked • him to look around and sr^tf anything had been stolen. Thers hid been no burglary, for a pearl neck­ lace and several diamond necklaret lay upon the dead es um si -»iio it -iisg it ws«no woman's drasssr, and ths doctor said tha only thing j m *U -»K •* "'*• «• 'M mining was an Iron ornament, shaped Ilka a gorgin'! htl***J It II’ IIHJ II v»»«vv|WV| *1W 1 >! II "II SI jvtwvni k bead, which bo claimed had been taken from the wall. •S»•• •—■*! I »ll»l| V -t*w*4i| -VI| f And so matters stood when Inspector Ferret arrived. | *>vi|i| *f (|H| i i w m ( "I can’t understand why anyone would want that gorgon's head,” tha doctor rspeatad. "It wai just a trinket I picked up In Europe.” “On the contrary," remarked the Inspector, **lt Is worth a man'* Ufa. Youra.” What did Inspector Ferret mean by tbla remark? 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Tha figure la to be cut Into four piece# that can b« put to­ gether without hollows or orets lapping to fo^m a perfect square - There's e solution eieewhen In the page. It you need It. �Partly cloudy through Friday I V crpt local thunderstorms in altar* AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEK VOLUME X XXV III SANFORD, EaUbluhtd 1908 Rebels Escape From AsaocinUd Prtaa Laaaad Wire FLORIDA, Full Account Aiken Returns Home Is Disclosed Guerrillas Insist On ' Communist State; Reportedly Willing T o Come To Terms Dr L. H. CUAKAI.ES ATHENS. July 17. W - Mili­ tary circlet eipietted belief today that survivor* oi the 2 3 0 0 guer­ rillas, who, the government said, invaded Greece (rom Albania Sunday, had withdrawn success fully eastward toward the .tower­ ing Ml. Grammot range near the fronticr. Only scattered minor dailies m* reported in the Mt. Gamila W orld Seen U ndergoing.Revolt Backed By Soviets Since 1917 . Jaycee Speaker That was a stein warning re­ garding the dangers of the Euro­ pean crisis which Secretary pi State Marshall gave ut in hit address before the conference of governors at Salt Lake City. ^*Theie is no blinking, the fact _thal this counlry now stands ai a turning point in its relationi to iti traditional friends among the nations ol (lie old world," said Marshall. “ Either it must finish the task of assisting, those coun­ tries to adjust themselves to the changed demands of a new'age. or it mutt recoqcile itself to tee­ ing them move in directions which are neither with their own tradi­ tions nor with those of this coun- i330,000 Troops Were Evacuated, Accord* ing To Admiralty Release Of Event 5 Year Program For W e s t e r n Hemis­ p h e r e Ca l l s F o r Standardized Arms LONDON. July 17. (AI - The Dtilith Admiralty released today. sevrn years alter the event, the full epic stoiy of the llntisl) and French evacuation from the bomh ed; bloody beaches of Dunkertjur |»tween May 26 and June *1. WASHINGTON. July 17 (*>— Die Haute Foreign Affairs Comrniltrr today approved a $50,000,* 000 live-year piogram (or arms standardisation and military co­ operation between the countries 01 the Western Hemisphere, ably will have to await coniideraEvrn the malter-ol-lacl lang uage ol the ‘ dispatch (tom Ad­ miral Sir Bertram Ramsay, wbtmpoi directed the operation, (ailed ideied by Congress bcfoi hide the magnificence of the The rebels' retreat was noted achievement. yesterday when Greek army units _ Ramsay disclosed in hit dis­ attacked north of loaftoins, but patch, written on June 18. 1940. failed to contacF'the main (dree. that of the 176 .British ships used Military informants said they be­ in the operation 35 were sunk lieved the insurgents were trying and 42 others damaged. Thole to reach their.comrades on Mt. ships, ranging from destroyers and Grammoi, where national forces hospital ships to trawlers and were harrying Another group ol drifters, were supplemented b) 2,000. The larger party failed in approximately 700 little boats Chester Nimit# an attempt to capture loanninv, l)jck Cooper, 23 year old Stetson which put out from Uritiih'fiihUniversity atudcrft oho bee en­ nder the measuie the United radical alteration of its own poriing poihts to rescue the haltered tered the routing gubernatorial Greek troops watched' closely rare, wan the gueet speaker at the r» would supply Latin Amer-. for devrlopmentsiilong the Yugo­ i nations with modem weap* Junior Chamber of Com­ consider most carefully the impli­ Three hundred and ihiry thou­ slav and Albanian borders from Seminole merce lunrhrort today. ships, planes and trainingcations of such a development for sand of the British troops who had Florins to Konitsa, an area preg­ lions. In letuin, the military ~ nant with possibilities of M f the fuluie prosperity and security been driven out of Europe by the eruptions uf Iwnler battle. •fs »sid tins nation hopes to victorious Germans were brought of our country. Despite their apparent reversal, flop a seiies of air bases from The General has left ua to dot back to .Britain. The Admiralty. the guerrilla chieftain,' Markoi the Fa ami cross the T*», but Ramsay wrote, had expected at le Arctic lo the Vlftadea was reported in the Com. that’s not difficult If we don't America trsatiHM mm .»*•«• )•»••) help the still free European democ­ the utmost to rescue 45.000. The French Navy, too, suffartd racies 10 regain their feet, they to train 8&0,00(l youths annually will In- brought under Russian heavy loaaea among the lUtl »hl| « liwaitas** m Pass Tea) C o m m u n is t domination.' Thus which It flung Into the task uf ovauating French troops from the America will be cut o ff front her old friends. Her security, both beaches. Nineteen of them weie economically and mllltarlly. will sunk and two others damuged, but weakened.------- ------------ — ------ lhar brought 2U.626 Fiaiicb tioop. a rin fflPormation -Coaiu be Uut that's only a snap-shot of to-Britain. In all. 123,09’. Frtrmh frame Salurtlay afternoon. About to give hint ” tion Go v e r n me n t the threat. Europe's economic cris­ troops were transported across lb -1 "son if a hearty greellng U Mr*. Aiken. Not channel in llritiih and Fiertrh by no means due solely f.t Urged At UN Meet is Isravages meter * shown hut nenrhyal (he lime were the bird*"' by t-iuudnK the u| of War. A fundamrn- shin*. Trough gfitgtssift", w pul three children; Ilian, Bedford III and fact bhlch a lot of folk fall- to Hanford’s Invitation and Md (6 lisa la that Europe in parlical- minelaying t-y plane, LAKF. 'SUCCESS. July 17 (IP) thown baby Ann Wright. The Aiken* own n the American !a>glon to establish ((•aliases aa faae •T»a» boats, roast artil­ motor torpad. - Poland Joined Rusua today in Nlep* pretty lit Ile borne nt 441 Elliot Avenue. a permanent Htatn department lery gunfire and submarine opi-ra* heailquartera building on (he lakeblan)ing Greece for the current lions the Gormans tried to l-lork front site now* occupied by th* the evaculation, Itantssy repotted. Balkan disorders and demanded Dutch Forecast War softball diamond, will ho officially All their operations iuceeede -1 in With Indonesia As part, but the air attarka Were ihe presented by Joel Field aud John ernment in Greece, n Souls at Ihe midsummer conference elections worst, ho said. Negotiations Fail The crash occurred aa '.ho plane _ , _ _ _ _ _ _ of the Deportment of Florida !rt le immediate will Heavy air attacks started on •was onrouto back to Miami, Ha., Kamsay wrote. "From foreign military pefvbnnc! after repairs had boon mpde to BATAVIA, July 17 (AT-W ar tho throttle control at Newark. Poland’s views were slated by between tha Netherlands and the of the air attack increased mul Mr. Held and Mr. Saul* will reCapt. W. T. Babbitt, who pilot* 1 Indonesian-Republic was forecast during June 1 all ships In Dunker­ Dr. Oscar Lange,'United Nations tho .plane from Miami to Newark, by Dutch sources today following I n l /f lia lio a o la w , 1 #•lv u ra o Ifisw. told ithe hearing, aa-1 which was 'prt - Security Council president, as the a new disagreement in nrgotla. que, off the (reaches or In th* np WASHINGTON. July 17. Mb ° legion committee headnd by Tc-nx aided over by Robert W. Crisp, council met in the extraordinary lions for a joint national govern­ nroach channels were subjti t<sl 1 hr American Meat Institute ile _ . . . Cooley of Mt. Dura and nained by every two hours to an unprer-rJ -q. chief of the hearing and r--puits ment for the United States of ((’•alias** mm Isa, ) - . | P o l i t i c a l Challenge datril today, with reservations, County Growers Voice | State Commander Frank. Caton section of CAB, that shortly 4*e- session in an almosphcte inten­ Indonesia. for the purpose of selecting a fore Unding he encountered dif­ sified by the fighting in northern One high-level Netherlands in. Facing State Out­ that the nation faces lli<* clirciApproval Of -Plan ficulty With the throttle of the fill |-ini|>ecl nl UN Group Asked To No. 4 engine. He said be rut tho lined At Luncheon inmleralrly lower' A t Public Hearing Final ilesltlon on a alia will.taka "It is necessary that Greece be preted to decide before nightfall engine and frathered the propelwhether to undertake military ar- Visit Jew DP Camps place .during the Statu Legion lor to make a threc-cngmo land- extricated from the network of tion against the Republic, lie in­ There ate two challenges which! ’Growers of Seminole County convention In April, at l'airma J. R. Kggril, the institute's as­ rfi ing. lie described the High'- as of international p o w e r politics,” dicated that such action was ex­ City, when the issue will be .'ec'ded today face the |teople uf Florida. I a routine nature, despite IIn- throt Lange said in demanding the with­ tremely likely. sociate director of marketing, said at a public hearing yeileiday went upon by ballot aald Mr. ^a.d. tie failure. On .one hand lltere is the dial ' Tills Informant declared that a All local civic organisation!/* in a iMIrmrnl prepared for the un record at favoring a toil con­ drawal of foreign troops. new crisis of "extraordinary gravRalph J. Moacatelli, a elder ■aid Mr. Field, “ are showing their lengc given by the spirit of suchi joint 'congifsiional committer on servation diitnct in Seminole Agency, appealed anew to tho Lange said the primary trouble lly" had grown out of Republican mechanic for Eastern Air Lines at interest In the protect by (ending .......... must - __ _ ___ Premier Amir SJarifoaddfn'a re­ United. Nations'Felestlno Commis­ men as Urailcy Odham and Clar-, the rconomic report that Ins or­ County ^ and requeued that the lellera of approval and endorse­ be- attrl* ' Newark, said damage to the throt­ In the Balkan* sion today to visit at leant u f.-w tle control consisted of a brok­ billed tu-the internal situation. In fusal to laaue a cease-fire order Jewish displaced persont ramps once Camp who sought honrvt j ganization rl|iecli a 15 pricrnt Slate Conietvalion Uoaid proceed ment to the Slat* lygion Commit­ ets link rod, which he said was re­ -Greece,‘ aggravated by the pres­ tee requesting favnrvblo consider­ government in the last renion ol In Europe before writing its to take ihe arc tit sty steps .foi ation of Sanford’s bid for estab­ placed before the plane look off ence of foreign troops. The pres­ port. the fxgitlalute; and opposed lo for Miami. He also testified that ent government In Greece is m lishment of a headquarters build "Please visit these camps,” Slier* them are llioie fotces rrpmrnled "It follows," Lggrtt said, "tint establishment of the dislricl. . ” his erew made an Inspection of coalition of the major parties, Ing here.” • tok pleaded In a personal appearoutaide surface* and controls ol with the Communists and other Aug. 6 ftom 9 :0 0 .lo 12:00 by long (ime politicians wlwse only modnatrly lower prices may be ence before the commission. "They the plane and that if any other Leftist groups' excluded. * form an Integral pert of tuff boaii is that they have stopped looked for at that ’ linif unlrtt A M. war the dale derided upon * defects had been-noted he who Id Lang* vigorously opposed the Reds Seek Prompt Inquiry, for' tho life led by Jr** ihe ipitil of ptogreu and hon­ llieir ate more wage inert-airi and c have bean told promptly. He said American proposal for a semi*per­ for a county wide referendum will there touches th* substance of th* be was satisfied Use crow found manent UN Commission in th* esty." declatrd Dick Coo|>cr, Stet­ other developments which would Steel Reparations whole Issue." V. be held for establiihment of th* -Use plane lo satisfactory condi­ Balkans on tha ground that this Shertok said there was urgriR son Uw student,, at the noon meet­ further increase the public de­ tion. district. Only land owners within seemed to lie liased upon the BERLIN, July 17 (AT—Tha need to permit large scale im- ing of the Seminole County Jun- mand for meat." Georg* Roerig, a n is Lint to the assumption that the three 8oviet Fireman Killed In askt-d in th* Allied con­ migration of homelo-us r.ur<>i»nn H 'M l l R I f f l HR FR |» F t tH fl lie added that current' inert the district air eligible to vote in Russians vice president in charge of the satellites, Albania, Bulgaria ami to start at once. this referendum, according lo K: trol authority . today that steel ♦ llns's operation* in Miami, teetl- Yugoslavia, wer* to blame for prices, generally high, arc "simply Warehouse Blaze Jew* plants capatde of producing 18,The Jewish underground organ­ S. McMullen, extension soil con­ 000,000 tons annually allocated fled that the plane had been sub­ ((•••lift*#* mm V*M9 Tw*t) the result of more people having isation, Irgun Zvai Leu ml. Uus* Ford Fires Foreman jected to o routine 3,000-mlU inservationist of the University of Immediately for reparations. OAKLAND, Calif.. July 17. lA T - ted meanwhile of laying miner on moir money ai paction and overhaul at Miami be­ On* fireman was killed and three highways near Jerusalem and IVt- For Acts Of Violence Th* demand could bn met only Florida at Gainesville, who met meat' than ev4f before, al a lime fore It took off for Newark. Local Pilots To Make other* Injured aarly today In a with the growers at the hearing by stripping the Ruhr. United when tupplirs aie seasonally low." blaxe that swept n half-btcxk In mates and Rrltlsh represent*, in the Court Houre and gave the live* refused to entertain tha So­ DETROIT. July 17; (Ah—The (Caallaar* as f*aaa Kl*hl| “ Breakfast Flight” West Oakland’s warehouse area be. Ford Motor Co. said today that It Baptists Converge history and purport of soil con­ viet proposal for (iiscusalon. fore being brought under control. had fired 32 foremen because of Assistant Fire Chief Minting The Russians asserted that the servation in Florida. For World Congress Funday morning at 8:00 o'clock Basch said damage woulJ amount "acta of violence and terrorism" Bank Robber Fails steel capacity” wis “ exeasa." Th# will Initiate th* "First Breakfast to 1100.000 at least" Owner • of Voting places will be at thi Americans and Briton* replied that during the recent 47-day strike by th* Independent Foreman's As- To Remember Holdup office of County Agent C. R. any new estimate on* excess ataal WASHINGTON. July 18. (A V - Flight" from th* 8 anford VUunlcl- property consumed by th* flame* Dawson, who presided over and capacity could be calculated only aociation of America.-* Baptist clergy and laymen from pal Airport Students nnd offici­ said th* loss would run mucri high­ of th* Banfont School of Avia­ er. CRIPPLE CREEK. Colo. July arranged for the hearing, at the on a basis of an economically uni­ all over tha world nr* convening al* A company announcement said: Roy Browning, manager, an­ 17, (AT— Police said today a form­ Town Hall In Longwood, at Fireman Louis Cetraro, 27, was on Copenhagen for .the seventh tion. "They were dltmlseed following er Axmr lieutenant held for In- Reave* Grocery In Chuluota, and fied Germany, which th* Russians CongTeis of the Baptist World nounced today and privaW owners have opposed. a hekring and after careful invest­ of aircraft located at Sanford will Alliance, opening July 29. held aa hostages for three condem­ igation of verified reports by mem­ vestlffatlon In tha daylight robbery probably at a place designated Informed Americans said' priparticipate In this flight. fn Oviedo. of the First National Bank told It will be one of the largest ned Jewish extremists. . vately tha Russian demand ap­ bers of company supervision who Th* hearing yesterday resulted them he found hlmaelf behind the They will b* guest*.of (ha "New religious meetings sine* before th* were attacked When they refused bank with a suitcase o f money In from a petition signed by 26 peared to be an attampt to forewar. with between 4,000 and 6,000 Smyrna Airport", whjro tha flight stall the currant American and to leave their jobs. (Oeallaa** fra*, rase Um ) hi* possession big Insisted he could will land and, he (aka.! to the delegates attending. British efforts to build Waatani Senora Peron Flics Pat Mullin, president of (ho in­ remember no holdup. . r S n t h * United Stales alone beach for a morning awlm. On Germany's economy to a self Union's Ford Chapter, Colorado Springs Chief of Pol­ From Italy To Paris dependent 360 Baptist* are going to the m**t- their return to the Sanford Air­ aald most' of th* '3(6 discharge-! ice !. B. Bruce said tha statement Two Men Arrested In sustaining level and tie It In with tag. Many already nr* entente. port, a man ala*-breakfast will be cooperative plana for rehabilita­ foramen were not Involved In any was made orally last night by The largest group ended on the Served to the visiting, pilots, • GENOA, July 17, (A*)— Seaora form of violence and added ilikt William Boethin, 26, a former Jax ForSafe Cracking tion of Western Europe. Th* social activities o f th* Pri­ Queen EUcabetL #STy 17. Many Era Peron, wlfa of th* Argentina “ some weren’t iven on the picket vate Fiver* Of Sanford now roo-Till go by plan* Inter. • ______ president-, ended.her auy District Attorney Irl Foard, who J a c k s o n v il l e ,*July it , on tn* Italian Riviera, bwiay and Mullin said ha doubted whether participated In ht'e quluing with —Two man Identified by DeUctiv* Red Shield Club To h full moan laft Genoa bv plana for Rom* m th* union would have any legal each month Bruce. Sheriff Cecil Markley. FBI Inspector E. I- Acosta as Robert Begin Program Friday rout* to Lisbon and Parit. nast within to some point of Just before her departure a raourse In vlaw of tha Taft-IUrt- agent* and state patrolmen, said U Spanear, 49, and his brother, —. . ■ tay Labor Aet but aald ovary ef­ g sai l. Ban Boethin told them he dumped the John .L. 47. of Birmingham. Ala., member of Benenl Paron’a-rulta The Red Shield Club, sponsored fort would be made to have th* U> CROSS TAXED money down an abandoned mine war* In Jail today > waiting a pre­ by tho local Salvation Army Corps, •aid aba would make her final shaft. liminary hearing on charges of will be open to boys and girls tnl* * ROCK. July 17. (AT— decision ’about visiting England man reinstated. V 0t»F. j t Wllllam-i has T. H. House, 48, the rathltr safe cracking, summer beginning Friday after­ BUILDING PERMIT tat the American Red (In London yaetardar an Ar­ and vice-president v/Ha was alone Tha two wars arretM Monday noon at 1:36 •'slock. It was an­ W. T. R. Geiger baa obtained In tha bank at tha time of th* night In th* act of forcing tho nounced today by Capt. Byrd Hud­ gentina source said that Henvra Iration of Cen Peron finally had-decided against a city permit to erect a one story holdup and was seriously wounj- combination of a * safe at the son. to sponsor all concret* block building at 2400 ed.' was reported rearing comfor­ Houthsldc Automobile Agency by it purchased for victim* making a visit to England.) activities and I Lieut. Earl Griffin wiU ba la Sanford Avenue. Estimated cost tably In a Cripple Creek hospital. Patrolmen.Johnny-Shcelver and C. chants of th* program which In­ rornado near Pino Bluff Wlfllama aald th# ArkanTha namesake of y*!# Univer­ Markley said bank officials esti­ L. Green who answered s call by clude* outside and tnsldo frame* i tax Jaw axduded only sity. Ellhu Yala waa a native of mated that after an Mtlal cheek neighborhood resldonts that two and a awlmnflng outing. Tha dab mit to erect a concrete block home Boston who bocamo governor of that slightly lees than 98,000 was men were lurking In an alley, will b* located In tha basaaaaat at 1181 Sanford Avenue. taken In tha holdup. Poland D em ands Removal of Alien Pilot Of Crashed Troops In Greece Testifies City’s Bid For State Legion Site * Will Be Presented oou lonservauon Is Guest Speaker Lnwer Prices Is Seen By Institute Referendum Will Be Held On Aug. 9 K’^ 'S T T S & 'S rS B �With that tfoodnevira Mother-amt cld^y But hake acake This very d a y / Rebels Escape World Revolt C*atl«a»4 Kiwi l*aa» l»w munlst - dominated ncwspiqx-r Kleflhcria Kllada to have inucd a pioclamation over a guerrilla radio asserting it was absolutely necessary to create an independ­ ent, Communist government *n what ho termed the "free re­ gions." ___ I I . Tito purported broadca.t win aald to -have proclaimed that thu guerrilla* were "Willing"-to c«mo to an agict-mcttl hut lliat estab­ lishment of a free elate wn* neceiaary. .One of the. aim* of tho •fiee atalo" waa to “ free Greece from intervention, whore aitif i* k it «*h(1«m#4 rmM Pa** Rstl *r, and the Eastern Htmliplitrf In are in the throe* of the. Communist world-revolution m wlhieh wa* projected hack In the days of the Boliheri*t upheaval of 1017 and only now i* in full swing, Professional ohnervera even be* fore the late war. recognised the idea of world-revolution a* n Tncdlnal goal of Iluinlan Communism. It wa* hyhikup pending the strengthtkeninir of tho S«vtct Union peon- China Reports New Mongolian Crossing .— 0P1 A new r.NANKING. July , 17,____ border crossing hy Outer Monfolian troops into China, thia time into the-inner Mongolian piovince of Sqjyuan, waa reported today hy the newspaper Hai Kin Poo. The area, of the reported new rroaaing la* approximately 1,000 mile* east of the first reported border rroaainfs on the boundary between Outer Mongolia and Kinkiang, moat -northwesterly of theChinese provinces. A dispatch to the newspaper frnm Peiping quoted travelers as saying that Outer Mongolian Pineapple - Peach A Damson Plum pt jar it* House Condensed Milk - with Tomsto Sauet Beans & Vegetables Beans 2 lbs 25c Yellow Squash 2 lbs"T5c Fancy Beleeted Tomatoes lb ctrt 20c Fresh Carrots 2 bchs 19c Red Blisa Grad# A Besf 8uperit* Prim e Rolled Rib ih 89c All Meat B ejf Hlew »*h Tend.r Fre»h Ground Hnm bunfer Rib A Brisket Plate Stew Reef Liver Herman* Assorted All Meat Hermans W einers lb Fresh Dressed Fryers lb Potatoes 4 lbs 27c ib OSc Spring Iamb Large Juicy doz 35c Lflmb Shoulders 1b SOc iSH FILLETS ttuce 2 headfl 23c iten* Froxen Large Assortment Shrimp if he looks about him. 73c 48) flIBs Lemons which wasn't according t) hoyle. However, although Russia suffer­ Military Pact ed grievously herself, with allied aid she emerged strong enough to Undertake .a wholesale eipahslon of her sphere of influence. Tills has resulted In the establishment of Communist controller! govern­ ments throughput Eastern Europe —and the expansion continue*. } ‘Naturally all Moscow's activities have Itren dominated by the ren* Ital Idea of spreading Communism and thereby strengthening Rus­ sia'* own position. You sec that In the method* employed In estab­ lishing domination over th.» coun­ tries .Me* of or Eastern (-.astern Europe, r.urope, and ana in in|........ . - , , , ,t ■ un(i thi- ohsteucllons created, in the “ P Tk- fSlI next Dunkerque United Nation* and In tho various " J ^ rt JL, f m i x European conferences. You s,e it IL m H 1 C In Moscow's refn«al to cooperate “ » «■* In thd economic rehabilitation of endowment, a though there I. Furone "« fhanre that the legislation wl.l iree were unablo to deal with the * 80 go the greatest problem of the get through congress thi* session. Unite,! Mates and thevother denme-i .. A ,"*«»*“ « % JJ,'. A footnote repotted-tho IJAF| Varies is to* T i r w U h ' tliiT"Red! UnitedSlates to return »fi0, One" method motho-i'Ts 000 InIn wartime projwrt’y atroved IfrlVJ German plane* over world revolution. One Is 000 wartime seised seised pro] n lu-nhws. between May 28 and tto put weak - nation* “ -* lo ■- provide - - - illI ah p* on their feet to•■-!Italy and, so that (hey they can can withstand the, for the Italian Merchant Marine LD® h i, that attack, and that is. the, received consideration of the The actual evacuation alerted on... .political attack ... ... fil.ft .... 1I 1.. I 1. ... _ 1 mmmmmmll ift f i l l . . . ■■ , ■ immediate objective in Europe. I House Commerce ( ommltte*. The ■However, the revolution Isn’t |hill already ha* Jk-cii passed by confined lo Europe, though that's the Senate. Sponsor* planned to where wo notice It most. It* ten- rush the legislation to President Lie Veal Superlte Loin Steaks Veal Hhouldera TV 83c L ord Fftlrfttx Tomatoes ate, that little could be lifted direct from the port of Dunkenttf* and that tho maximum effmt mu,*l la? made from tho beitchos,” Ramsav wrote. On Mav 28 a ' ‘moderate surf'* jgduccd- .the rate of embarkaiinn and "rendered the whole niicratlon slow and difficult." “ The considerable alarm as to the immediate safrtv of tho lint !*h Expeditionary Force fell dur­ ing the evening and early night of May 28, which caused all avail­ able resources lo -he immrdntcly concentrated on the French coast, eased during the 2l»th," Ramsay reported. Hut he noted that the destroyer Wakeful, ladou with troops, was torpedoed and all troops on board went down with tho ship, and that later tho des­ troyers wero attacked by . mve bomber*. At about -t I*. M. on May 29 a two-hour ilivo bombing attack on Dunkerque harbor forced the com­ plete rcrsntioq of embark-'.lions of troops, hut the operation wa* re­ turned nt dusk. Thai air ullack, however, blocked Iho harbor, and all troops thereafter wuro looded from tho beaches, wading mu Into the surf. On May 31) ‘'matters proceeded smoothly throughout the day ow­ ing to the mist and there being a big smoke cloud over Dunkerque toryJ’ tcksd ier Suds pkff 30c pm - 18-os pkg— s far ip Powder 13c Groan Tipped & White Asparagus Tips lOH-oz can 24c 2 for 25c A & P Small Early Juno 14-oz 11c Peas pt No. 2 can 25c i «t 25c 45c . Spinach No. 2 4 can 17c HOME CONTROL-LED” *04 Kant Flrnt Street Sanford. Florida WE BELIEVE OVER PRICED Georgia Shipped Dr used A Drawn Genuine .Spring Lamb A tirada From Sioux Fall, Sou tli Dakota 11ill f nr Whole ll SIUNOC t M tin c n s c a rden Fresh Fruits We WuuCt Advertise Any ITEM A HOUR CAR LOAD OF LAMB PRESERVES Sandwich Spread Where Customers Send Their Friends” I-' Inf the Moscow regime -m ilt1for to a depth at about AS mlii-a from ,f fore seeing that another general the Tukehlikeh border region. •*- war was blowing. This war would i northwrfat of Peiping. provide the chaos which would he, The dispalrh said ihtu Oulei d favorable lo the Inauguration 'o f ‘ Mongolian forces were establish,, the world drlvr for the expansion ing border defense headquarter* ii of Communism under direction o f. at Wulanjeniohal, well within it the cominten In Moscow. [.Chinese territory. ANN PAGE 1 Ann THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1917 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE TWO the destroyers." On June 2 this signal came from the-bcachi-s: "Wounded situation acute and hospital ship* should enter during dsy. Genera Conven­ tion will be honorably observed. It I* felt, and that the enemy will refrain from attacking." 8o two 'hospital ships were started out and iiolh, Ramsay re­ ported, were attacked hy Junk.-rx plane*. One, the Paris waa "badly damaged, and It subsequently sonic "snd the last attempt to evacuate the wonded by hospital carrier from Duhkerqu* wa* brought to nought," On June 3 and 4 the small boatc joined the evacuation fleet In In­ creasing numbers despite "contlnuoul bombing attacks.” Ramsay wrote that "the number of soldiers taken off the beaches by motor o ant nabbtcao rofwykmfhgflwww boats cannot be estlmatwl One 8o-foot motor . launch, however, ferrird off 400 men to trsiuporja and carried 420 direct to England.' ----- un -ut s .MBai aigM, af Ur last two destroyer* had Joh at Soil Conservation keep that nation from falling under Moscow’s control. IIPMW - • r .a « T « » l The Senate rerived ftont 1‘ m-s that IM the ntaie State iderjt Truman the nomination o glowers requesting Inal Soil Conservation Hoard hold such H. Freeman Msthnv* of Mary land to liecome minister U» Sw*. D. GUmr or-tmimiiTUiF. den. , .Chairman" j . Tarnell "Thorp uperviaor of the U. S. Committee on llq-An>«rleait Aeligitles'Will Hold a series o f hear­ technicians 16 district* set u(f ings each day next wryk In its when their service* are requested investigation of Communism . r\ hy local Imardx which are set up I’resident Truman sent Congress by the growers To develop sni today tha detail* qf how Army plsn work progrsm*. R. E. With- engineers would siicnd the 12.17,errtl, lysil of the ,U8DA Conser­ 000,000 he wants immediately for vation Service for Central Flor­ flood control work in the Misida 'also spoke of this set up. elaslppl River basin. Edward A. O’Neal ,presidetit Under budget estimate* for­ of the- American Farm Bureau warded to Congress, this Is how Fcilerstlmi, recently stated, “The the money Would lie spent in the crux of the isspe is proper 'inn year ending next June 30: of land. It is a program that .General flood control .project* merits the solid hacking of all In the Mississippi River ibaslii. ritixens, whether they are In tho 1177,000,000;. for Good control city or on the i^pd. work on the tower Mississippi If the county wide referemlrm and Ua tributaries, f&0,000,000, I*-successful, and the Board at aid for maintenance and improve­ Gainesville determines that tho ment of {listing rivers and har­ tlcahle, five of the original pe- bors and work .on the Missouri o|icralitiH of the district is prsc* River between Sioux City and St. tltioner* msy spply to the Secre­ Louis, 810,000,000. tary of State for a certificate of organisation. Within 30 days Polish Demand after receiving this certificate five local supervisors are to tie elected. Thie procedure Is according to the Soil Conservation. Dlstricta Act which was enacted hy the Florida Legislature, in 1939, ac­ cording to Mr, McMullen, in or­ der to furnish farmers, vegetable, citrus and cattle producers with an organised and more effective ir*Iwmeiijy *u iiini.«|v medium for plahnlhg ami rxr- ill*Cl,oj w aervatlon and improved land use for the current conclusion rather measures on an Individual farm, than her northern neighbors. As the session began, Herschol community, .county or larger ______ j,- Deputy P. 8. dele­ rylng nut soil and watar con- V. Johnson, gate, told newsmen the United area basts. This land is entirely a cooptr- Slates was standing Arm on its tive effort, he pointed out and proposal far a border watch in districts have no taxing or bond­ the troubled area, hut waa will­ ing authority, neither do tiwy ing to oaceept amendments as provide for regulatory powers that long as thsy did not change the may be forsed upon any operator: heart of the proposal. Johnaon thus knocked down re­ the movement is entirely volun­ States tary. The cost to the Individual porta that the United voluntarily carries out Improve­ would offer a revised reeolulion ments on hla respective prop- to meet objections of aome del­ egations. erty, ; •. « * ----- ' ■■* Through the request of ths fir* A teaspoonful of mustard, add­ man Board o f Supervisors, of a soil conservation district, tech­ ed to epany water, will doodoritg nical assistance mey be secured refrigerator Interiors. at no coat te the district or the producers on approved tha program, It wa* plying soil and water pointed out. Orange, Brevanl, lion and improved land Lake and ^Volusia Counties al­ Seminole County will ready have established such dis­ -40th district in tha sti trict*. Shoulders lb. 33c 8treak O'Lean Rath* Tender Picnics. U. S. Grade A' Young Tender Baby Beef Frnm The West. IN OCR SELF SERVICE CHEESE CASE Sirloin* T*ll<in© Print Cheese Club & Rih Ir. Sanitary Carton Steaks Cottage. Cheese , lb. 17c Square Cut Chuck Roast Plate & Brisket lb. 29c Sausage Calif. Sunk!st Lemons 432’s Peaches Fresh Fresh Tomatoes Stringless Beans lb. 10c - *< Avocados ea. 19c Michigan Thompson Seedless Cantaloupes BLOSSOM TIME TALI, limit 6 3 for 25c Sausage No. 2W SILVER FLOSS KRAUT FANCY FRESH PLUM Lb. Bordens U ox. SNIDERS FANCY CATSUP No. I FRANCO AMERICAN SPAGHETTI No. 1 Your Certified Mushroom I Ih. Sunshine Wheat Toast Wafers 24c No. 2 Zigter Apple Hauce 2 /2S c U Liptoru— Limit 8 at A wraith- Is, in pop lance, the opposite of a It hneana the hppearan spirit of a Bring person. tuns, fabtkki Hbo* Moonklst Sweet Grapefruit “Juice Diced Pineapple Happy Harvest 35c No. 2 Maria Crush rd Pineapple 33c No. 2 <i rape! and Bbickbiernefl 23c No. 2 Kounty Kist Large S u ga r Peas 2/ 25c 3H Great Value or— Halves Roaedale A pricots 25c 24-os Armours Star T rip e J 2 4 Sniders or Sacramento Spinach 1 Reg. Del Monte C. G. Anparngus 2 No, 2 Libby Fancy Whole Beets l No. 1 Strut D og Food I ft Gold | ifelni Attained Sterling: Salt 2/1 Borden Instant C o ffe e i 3 12-os Libby Bwset Mustard P lck lee. 5 W-oi Old Virginia Cotned B eef Haah 8-o* Enchantress Peanut Butter 2 /1 3c certain Slmct 1881...Fint Among Ftno WhUkleg N E W S I2 ? rw sa rea ■ 2 for 19c O. P. Tea - a number of powtr iufd to work In Ounkerand only left when they r small arm# fire from Junkerque 2 for 29c eta. Margarsl Ann rreah fib r in s 5 f t r t n . River W oodbury's �i T h u r s d a y , j u l y 17 ,19 4 7 TIIE SANFORD IIERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE THREE IIKRSIIKY'S F actory Pack Smta fru* Whole tup. , Apricots no, 2' 27c llunlV Prepared Prunes uu^-2L. 25i r l f l i , Orange TABLE SUPPLY E L O V E T T ’ SE PICCLY WIGCLY Old Fashioned BREAD <luanlily ItiKhtM Reserved Prices Good Thru Saturday, July 1ft 3rd & Sanford 201 l 32ft Sanford Ave, Carrots no. M i l Vie Munder H Z Color Pak d e l r ic h DEEP SOUTH Maijrarlno- ID American or I’ imiento Loaf Uwlfl'H Prrmiunf Honed ,V Rolled Shoulder Spired l.nnrh Meat Hi Arrrnur Star Skinless Franks Veal Shoulder B o lo g n a (HOPS II) Tender Veal Sweet Honeydew U. H. <;«mh1 f#m'| (.r.tilrtl Writ. Corn Fnl llorf-- dull Lemons 2 lbs 29c Carrots 2 bclis 17c Shnrl Tomatoes lb CHUCK BOAST 19c F roh firiiuml Tongues 29c lender Hlired lleef Liver lb 59c Potatoes 5’ lljs .33c Wevtrrn I’ork LOIN ROAST llakirie Site l.nree Center Cut I’ urk Colored Oleo- lb 59c Fryers lb 23c Bacon Neck Bones Huperhrand a*t lb Beechnut lb 35c lb 69c Center t’ula- Streak 0 ’ l.ean I.mu. Mealy I’ork Bedi-Mixt Snapper Dr. A Dr. Tender Dr. A Dr. fifade A IJrn 65c Turkeys lb Larne Sire I'resh Shrimp Armour’s BABY FOODS Famous Strained, Jar SV2C Lunch Meat for UIhcuIIh Chopped Kiblaeo Shredded Wheat . pi A ll. Brands (Evaporated) iwroots pkg 17c Hives • l«e 29c Flakes 29c re& CAMAY Garden Patch, Sweet Ultra-Refined CLOBOX Qt 15c Red Gold Fancy Tomato JUICE 3 no. 2 cans 29c 'Ar t e s i a n Itrnuly Soap 2 cakes 17c WOODBURY Educator CRAX HERSHEY Cocoa Batter Soap !l6-oz 3 cakes . 25c JELLIES Facial Soap 2 Cakes 21c 14c 3 pkgs RAINDROPS Softens Water U f>z Mg. CLEANSER l 3 reff ' 17c �.... i - k- PAGE FOUR THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA The Sanford Herald' .w j .i “ S' t A - ' -------« * , 1 E lltkllU fl la I M ra bllittl 4.11 T a*rapl •■4 at laali»4. I'larUa 111 Miaa.II* l » t » « t.air„4 a. ■•rial ala. . aaatltr Irlalar If, Ilia, al tfca I".a I Ulllr* aI aaar.nl. riarMa. ao4ar Iba Ad »f <'«aim a af Marrb *. Iaar. II(II.I.A 111 I- UliAK Mllar UOMItO* IIKAX Haalataa Maaaaif' StftStHirTIOfc RATO faiablr la A4vaara Rj Carrier. *i*K — - • .»« Oat Maaib__ J--------- T4 rbira Maalba _ _ ------------- 1 M lla Maalba . -------^ ------ - 4A* ‘ Uaa |m i . ■ •*»* All abHaarr aallr**, rarMa al Ibeaha, raaalallaaa aal aalltat ml aalarlalaaavala far Iba M ipai, al ratals* laala, MIN !• rbara«4 I*' al raaalar a4t*ri|aiaa rataa. Ialaa4 Natrapapar Hapiaaaalalltaa, la*, rapraaaala Tba llaral.i la iba B all. aal 11*14 ml a4»*rllaJa* olliaaa ara aualalalaa4 la Iba latarat alii** la lb# aaaalrr will prlaalpal htaAaaartrr* la (liln | i aa4 Naa* Varb. , • Tba Il*ral4 I* a tataaabar ml Ibt Aa*»alal*4 Pra*. nblrb la aallllal rialaalialr la iba aa* far itfakll' rail.a af all Iba laaal aabra prlaltl la Ibla aanapapar. a* nail aa all AI* arm 4l*pairhaa, TIIUHtiDAY, JULY 17. 1917 IUIII.E VKRHB KOK TODAY YOU HAVE A DIGNIFIED ABIDING I’!.ACE, HE WORTHY OF IT: laml Thou ha* baen our dwelling place in all generation,. —Paalm 90:1. u . l-ONO-IIMjju)’ GANNBTft IProm Traill) We rema lo iba High Cliff* of Hon*. Stature •bluing fliiuingo rn) in tb* depart ing aun. JL- lhous*%t ah juora long bllle^ gap, net*. • Mark lipped wing* and chalk wblla bodIra, look olf from iba narrow larlgaa. "darfad like xrro** Inio tb* Hi lAwranra. W* watrbad lba>* bird* upon tba rad-gold walar. Hiate faatharad fltharman who rear ------ -thair-Tonng----------- —— In raurar.ilba unli of aaawrad. Al length tba broad and ataadjr liram of tba lighthouse fall arroaa our Jbfjll,_ -«_ _ and »a turnad boma, night at our •bouldrra, and |ha flutter eg wing* In our mind*. PRANCES DA HI.EVI KVlERY HAMBONE’S MEDITATIONS ll would be inleiriting lo know how many borne* which i*cently coil 10 or IS ihouisnd dallsrr lo build, or which hsve told recently for that amount, or more, are stinted al »S,00Q for lax puiII Communion were in control in this country, no one would be allowed to vote escepl Commoniiti. Thai would be the i»me *» "* if the Republican* got conttol and paired a law that no one could vole but Republicans. How would you like dial? • Gum Forwards Knowledge Island Of Ceylon - Known the world around for its major uxporl, twt, Ceylon also contributes citronelln, so much in use during vacation days to ward o ff mosquitoes. P oets-for centuries have celebrated Ceylon as the "Garden o f the Sea," the "Land without Sorrow," “ Island of J^wejs.” It soon is to be given domirtlortWtliuir by Great Britain. Of Us( G,0QO,(H)0 natives the largest group is the Buddhist Senegalese who came from India centuries before Christ. There are also Hindus and Mohammedans, but apparently these religious differences create no such problems as ob­ tain among these sects in India. Around many family dinner tables these days talk is heard o f life during World Wnr If In Kandy, one of the lending cities, the Buddhist pilgrimage center. Here large Allied forces were quartered. At this time when in one day breakfast in toTJe find in Calcutta, lunch in Bangkok and dinner in Manila, a fair spot like Ceylon seems no longer beyond the possibility as a tourist objective. The exotic corners of Asia are brought close by the airplane, and the far places o f the earth take on Interest never Imagined before.-. 'The Stale Deparment hat de­ cided lo sbsndon the progisrn initialed by Henry Morgenthau lo reduce Germany .lo g nation <•( •mail farmi. Ill new policy calli THE HISTORY OF SANFORD CELERY “ an industrialized, productive Ger­ ’ By II. J. LEHMAN _____ many for peaceful purposes." How to keep thoie indurliiei EDITOR’D NOTE:—Thla la tha of Fab. 7. 189S, tha rlllti or awoke peaceful,, however, remain* the Drat of .a aarlr* of Ihrao arliclto to tha fact that their main source .appearing dally la Tha .Sanford of Income had been destroyed over­ big problem. 1— ; Tterkld on tha hlatory of Han> night What la referred to a* tha Everyone ii interfiled in bet­ ford rylary, written by II. J. ’‘ Big Freese of W had virtually ter safety for the nation’* coal U k a iD , manager of tho Han­ laid waste to practically every or­ ford Slat# Farmer* Market, and ange grove !h Florida and bad mineti, but the occupational haz­ himaalf for many yaara o grow­ stripped them of from 70 lo 100 ard* in ihit country are not con­ er of Hanford rotary. millions ofkdollan. They ha mad* poor In a night* Thu* par* fined lo the coal mine*. We are It 1* aaid that eatery originally hap* tb* moat remarkable fr.M of concerned, loo, with the growing Hanford'* celery development i* accident rate among farmer* a* grow wild In Tha marshes along that it wa* conceived and devel­ the banka of the river Thame* In the increased uia of fatal machin­ England ahd In tha Mediterranean oped by people without money and ery lend* more and more of them counlrlaa. Thera are many report! some heavily in debt. Tba popula­ tion dropped to. around 2OO0 by to the hospitals. In Florida Iait a* to It* early uaea In various man­ ttwrwd of th* year. ner*. but tha first record of It aa year 30 perion* lost their live* an edible wna In Franco‘ In 10h2. After viewing th* devastation in f a r m accident*, more than Thera t* no definite Information wrought by nature, tho pro wit * a* to bow It waa first Introduce I war* forced, by necessity, to look 2,000 were injured. Into the United States, but there for other means of livilumd. AItout Prtif. Einstein reiterate* the Is a legnxj that tha French IJuge- a year elapsed before new field* could b* exploited, aa little could warning that il muM be “ one rot* had- with them colury seed b* don* until tha land could be when they landed In CharltMoi, in world, or none." There will be lt!A7. Ikwtvrr. there la no record cleared, which when completed, re­ t* way In Now sembled mil* after rails i f waste­ more confidence, however, in •r to how It found IU man’ * ability to organize One Jersey and Mlc‘ ' n, athar than land. Thla asm* land sold the fol­ the assumption that seeds were lowing Fall for aa little aa 23 cent* World for peaceful purpose* when carried along aa tha paoplo sought par acre, quite a difference from the simpler problem* of mttnUin- new homeland. Thus tho lirst the price of land today In th* ing industrial peace within one celery planted in Sanford, pri­ Sanford celery section. nation are met, When the CIO marily aa an experiment, came It la Interesting to note her*, from Kalammoo, Mich . and devel­ that now, B0 yaara latar, If a quit* fighting the AFL when oped Into what ii probably known farmer can obtain ready tiled * there it peace within the halls of as one of tho groateit agricultural cleared land for IAO0 par e:r# Congress, when you can get along money producing crops In Florida. ha consider* himself lucky. During According to all the available the 1930’# cleared, drained and Ir­ with your competitor, then One record* that I have, tho honor of rigated land with Improvement* World may be possible. having planted the first celery In sold for #1000 to |16W per acra. it given to ilon. J, N. In lata rears It haa depreciated In - J Central Motor* ha* decided to Sanford Whitnar. who waa a- member of value, to that now good improved i halt production of automobile* for tha Florida Legislature. It U farm* **11 for IKK) to ?7.Y0 per - ,U!UL.ittcJi JJttCgttic of disturbed only fitting to uaa aa a beginning acra. Tb* -dwtease In coat la lamreiy-attributed to th# -La condition* in Die steel industry.” IBs following a*cerpi“ffOM?«S Mi­ Bank foreclosing mortgages a Theta condition* have mulled ll selling the land at almost any from the recent coal iritlcmcnt Cow which gave miner* a father wb- mods map, lie Baade him a horti­ .ilt.waa d y in g th* fait uf 1297 culturist, pul him to rtrm tha Whliner, largely IlUnPal wage iocrraa*. Th* atari Cardan of Eden, and tha happiness mental purposes, obindiulrie* will have to pay moia and perhaps tha vary existence of calery pinna from hai depended since then upon “ •** plants, when for their coal »o lh*y will. want Iff the koH.” ------- - ___ ___ ________ about threo-quarto charge more for their »leel tilling In tha laltar part,of the nine­ tars of aa.acr* on a farm South­ and the-automobile ibduMnc* will teenth century, Sanford, situated east of Sanford on Lake Jessup. it b ft h v p £*y nor* Tor *la*l on th* St. John* River, 126 mile# Whan thla eatery waa about twov lb*y will want lo charge rooty, south of Jacksonville, waa a thriv­ thirds grown, a saver* freer* waa •for. their automobile*. And until ing town of about 600 population, •xperiincad that rot it to the loss Mr, mostly citrus growers and fa m - they find out THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1M7 Southern Pacific I k ' ‘ Threatened By Strike ■r Allay _________ All sorts o f theories have been advanced for Teaching sDinll children to swim, from throwing them into the water SAN FRANCISCO. July 17. UF) • I KECKrJ A Foot I* —Threat of a strike by the Broth­ with the expectancy'that they will show fish tendencies, erhood of Locomotive Engine*J UOCyiS EF HE to hiring the services o f an expert teacher. The first at 0:00 t\. M. Monday hung today system has too many elements o f danger, and the second CREPICK FtiH »JE5*FE/H over the 1‘aclfia lines of the South­ is not always practical. American. Home Magazine, in Its ern Pacific, one of - the nation'* C R A LY t _____ malor railways. July issue, offers some good advice on teaching youngsters Unless 19 of 74 demand* for re­ lo enjoy the water,, written by a father who has had vision* uf working rules are mat experience. before the deadline, the union said, Titled “ Water Sprites” , it is packed full of details its 3,600 members will halt trafrit fhat take children from their first experience paddling over the major portion of the com­ pany's 10,000 miles of track. in a baby pool, td that- tnoiMUtMU first dive. The author, The strike call, Issued late yesCharles Snwin, emphasizes that all steps o f the swimming tardar.br Harrison C. flobart us, lessons must lie FUN. In that way; it is almost impossible xistant grand chief o f the hrotheiv for a child ever to four water, hood, and I*. P. Peterson,- tha T lie Hawins' five-year old daughter led the way when union's general-hcairman, ram* as the shipping crush of the Western swimming lessons began for. three-year oldlBuddy. First! harvest approached lu seasonal of a)! the Sawing taught their boy how to-tioid his breatfiT peak. The parents showed him how, out o f water. Then they The strike would affect also made a game o f Buddy’s picking up shells in his one-footthe Northwestern Pacific and the San Diego and Arisons Railroads, deep pool, and he quickly commenced to do this ducking Southern Pacific subsidiaries, Tha ^ his hend under water. three lines carry 160 passenger His next step wna floating with face downward while and 1,000 freight, trains dally. holding his breath. By this time, Buddy was experienced Operation* Involved would ba from Han Fraiwtaco north to Porlff enough to learn lo ' kick. This was achieved by telling land, Ora.t east'ttf Ogdon. Utah, him to “ kick like an engine” . Soon, he was anxious to ia.to.a4 *. and south to Los Angeles, Tucson, learn how to dive, and the momentous day arrived when V * r.i e<u.i Arlst^and El Paso, T a r lie "dove” Into the pool from a low 'step "with no form • ' 1 and plenty o f splash". Thereupon Buddy was ready to Flood‘ Continues In start learning Htrokes, and to eliminate the splash from his diving. Everglades Section "Wnter Sprites" is instructive reading for all parents RADIO PROGRAMS HUtion WTItll *’ who are about to launch their offspring at The beach CI.KWISTriN, Fra!. July 17i —A request that the Weal P.a this summer.* SIM HSUAY KVSCYI.Vn —* Chewing gum, a habit which some people deprecate, has done something for the world. Jt has helped make known ithp imposing riiiiiB of tho Mayas o f Mexico and Central America. Just- the other dny eleven hitherto unknown temples were found in Chiapas, Mexico,. near the border of Guatemala. Just because o f chewing gum. Gum contains chide, which grown in these semi-tropical American jungles. The .chicle companies linve had to cleor .away the under­ brush and lay out small air fields to transport their produ ct. In the process they discovered ruins, overgrown with vines. whuae-presence would never-havo been guessed. The new temples are particularly Interesting because o f their wall paintings, the largest o f the few Mayan specimens known, and brillinntly colored. Fortunntely Giles <!, Healey, who came upon them while making a doc­ umentary movie for his company, is a trained archaeologist, and if it seyms wise to remove them to n museum, will see that thev are not damaged in 'th e process. So friends o f knowledge should be more tolerant when next they have to scrape wads o f disustR] gum from planning furniture and shoes. The -government i» underground war fsclotir*. Cues* we won’t hive many n( them down |i,rr Ami hy thr way what would we do for bomb shelters in esi* si emergency >- -- •Learning To Swim /'TJ- 4nw Bias 4iBu SiSS Tlitoi Tl IS TiS* Tl** »>*» 11-BdiiB* Snu Tw ills hi *»■*• Kpuro l>ar*4* Air Ian l-Ulrtoliia Il,a4)liia StHi Art Hail,,) * TSa liubanal-l, 11ra4 itMe N.tol Unit ilRBI Ilaa4l<ur Vans "Z llrqarxluil, taatt I tie# nail *,• «. 11(01 Hrquf-tlull, S'mWT* 1141 liaaellaa \m t isieo alan urr * J* rHIDAT Si»* hl.a Oa Slit Ilaa4llar .Vans liM I'll,,, rS^aarra Jaaibarra. 4,3* II <M„„asa *14* IIU-ra «f ibr l*uia>> Tioor Jtetaa Haatodoa ! * •Ttn* NaarU* Hrrraadr Tilo Sna,J»r Sa,raa4* die* S in , llrlrt, HlSS Nua,I— l,„H ad, Oil* Nlllrbla* T(a>r *i*> Warala* |l,ii>ll—i H, 41 Waralae Rr4lia<laaa ■:SS- Saau Iba Taar ■Ha* Taa or Ibr Yaw* .Slia Mill, liar,*,a I|*I Hbtiparr, Mmuil, loioa ll.ailllar Nana II >30 MtoXnl l ',.,ia a ISltS Titan Yoa'lr Krqa<,la4 *0:30 Mnrnl.a Mrlu4l<> 11,0* !.»*'• ,j» Vl-ltlas IS,## v , « , at Nana ISlIS U*il„H ll.>nuJwl> llfjo llt,)llm i, l-ruaraii, IS>4S XrMiallnir Vain I, 00 llrarflia, Vn,R ^1)1* I'toiir Ar»i , , . IiSa IT, War uiTlwIf 111* Salaa S«,rna4* 3,00 lira Alin- V-m X>*a Itar X'ator llawrb Sl4S In I'ruaOlr Wa Hall Site Ifrwitliar YrW( SHM HnlaClr UbU,.,,, Six* Sturm Tlmr I Bi4S Sank Mr,I tl** nraUllar Xrrta 4103 I40S (Tab * 1*0 ll-aillih. \ ,„ i Si#S Natrlla Tlmr SiSS Marl tba llqtoU Si4S. Hail, I'latain OlOO. llraUlfnn \ r „ . Britain Will Attend German TnlkH Only If Not Confined To Ruhr LONDON, July ~vf, (A*)— A For­ eign Office spokesman said -to­ night Britain bad informed the u. S. Slate Department she was not prepared to accept an invita­ tion for Anglo-American talks on Germany In Washington If the discussions were to be cunfdied to Ruhr coat production. British representative* will go to Washington only If lh> scope of the projected talk* is widened to Include such matters' as hl-xonal fpod problems, finance, new levels for Industry and so on, he said. ' The 'British tommunlcatlon lo the State Department, dispttched "a short time ago,” expressed this country's view that Berlin would be a more suitable plan for dta ruasiun on hi-sonal coal production; the spokesman added. The United Slate* asked Bri­ tain July 11 to send a mission to Washington to discuaa what a communique at th* time said were “ urgent problems-' connected With Increasing Ruhr coal output. might reproduce them*»-lves, Quoting from a lettsr from Mr, 8, O. Chase, Br„ to s gentleman In Phlladelnhia, showing Mr. Chxae to be the friend of Capt. WhltiMtrr “ In 1897 Capt. Whltne? planted at Lake.Jessup on the Lake margin about three-quarters o f on acre of celcrv as an experiment. The Cap­ tain and I drove ‘over lo see how the winter garden looked a week after th# frease, and his celery looked as If somebody had poured boiling water over it. My recol­ lection o f how we used to neglect our lltU* celery trenched In tho old days, almoet letting them per­ ish for want o f moisture before they ware watered, and knowing that celcrv had a wonderful con­ stitution and comeback, I told the Captain I thought if wa took car* of the crop we might gat *ome celery. I told his man to raks off tha damaged stalk*, fsrttlhM It ipd tee - what" happened. - About three weeks after that lhe Cap­ tain went to Tallahassee, as he was a member of tha Legislature and wa* .there for 60 days. Whan h# returned I had roabet up over *1300 out of the patch. r ' t '• "The fact that it cam) back so th# crop w# needed, Tha stalks war* so small that I made a litU# frame about 6“ deep and 4 ‘ wide and stacked tha ttalka uf celery In that'spare, then tied the roots Beach canal lx, made the th inapor arterial drainage w»Urw* wfcF for Lake Okeechobee wax advocat­ ed today a* flood conditions,con­ tinued in th* Everglades area. Water U over tba Hhawano and Connors highway, and th* Ftoriday Greyhound Bus lines la re­ routing busses through th* area by way of- Fort Pierre. The route ordinarily Is via Canal Point. •* Lamar Johnson, chief engineer for, tha Everglade* drainage) dis­ trict, said rainfall has tapered u(M in the lost couple of days buF water t* .atilt rising in canals. -The group which met here de­ cided to urge the Florida con— the plan for cdhvertinjg Ui* West gressional delegation, to support Palm Beach canal into 'an arte­ rial drainage waterway, but ask­ ed that it not be upon fur nav­ igation. •♦JayceeMeet ; « • ■------------ M mit Ii htars» Iffvaa r«N » <)«»! ior Clumber o( Cummticc held in the Mayfair Inn. These . political iiiurs must hr foilght out op the belieficTd of politics, by votes and. candiiLiles." lie . added. . "Tlicre inuil be a g/ass-rnots awakening of opr political reiponailjilifirs, whether in slate^, co u n 9 ly or city,. This is. not, something lo lesve up M th* «kh>r'f*llow. W* must do theie*1hinti ourselvri,’ ’ CcsopaV assarted, “ We mud erect a public structure- built on a foundation of honesty and in­ tegrity," th* gubernatorial 'iahdldaUaald. ' Mr. Ferry Bremer, who .Was a cornetlst with tba NatjonaU Symphony Orybestra of Washing*^ ton, D. C. and Ida son Bub, a pi­ anist, rendered several musical se­ lections, Stutembar 1 has bean dsiignatad ' by the board of direetors. as the opening data for tho Tourist In­ formation Booth located at Park Avenue and the Seminole Boule­ vard. It was staled. Ray SlatoA waa appointed to serve with mai6‘ bprs of other clvte and veteran's organisations on a committe# fofl| Ibe selection of the roadside pork (4). ba*. built In Hamtnols County by the Hut* ■Road Department. Gene Tucker and Alvin Odham, who or# In charge of ar­ rangement* for the Slat* Jayne# Conventon to b« bald In Sanford Aug. g and 9, appointed commit-' tea bead* to help thara with thair work. Those placid on committee* wer# Vincent Peel, Richard Lundqalst, H. W. Estes, Harry larry Robsa Hobsam H. G, McIntosh and ArthuV Beckwith, Jr. ,, _ Mr. Joel Field >appeered beforetho group fn behalf of th* Amer­ ican I*glop to oak the cooparation of tha Jaycaaa In ‘ aiding th# Campbell-Lossing Post to gat tM state Ldgion headquarter* located In Sanford. Mr. Field requested that the Jaycecs send a letter I f th* State American legion organ­ isation InviUng them to coma to Sanford. ■The elub agreed Ire sponsor such a letter. j m FLYING DISC MARGATE, England, July —Town Councillor A, Lovell r«L ly knawk that flytng discs exist— he made one. nnd It flaw. Loretl'u revolving disc la rub bar-propelled and 14’ BleMa across. It has an 18-Inch stabillilng rotor itnd1n rilstigular stabilising vane. In ttr* day's flrat t**U It flaw J00 fa#L ^ -------- — ire Don’ t Read Thla * Unless Y °« want to m U •; " , Ymt Want ta buy a We Will sail your ea#. for ..B ... amym Auction Co. �I wim 5Lil 1 ! i THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1947 S ocial Miss Mary E. Schmehl THURSDAY The Veterans of Foreign Wan Auxiliary will meet at the Tourist Center at 8:00 P. M. , MONDAY11 The W. M. U. of the First Bap­ tist Church will meet at 3:30 P. M. at the church annex. Mis. Roy Britt Is in, charge of the program and the' subject will l>e “ Chinese." The Sunbeams, Junior KAs uni Junior’ GAs Will meet at the. same time at the church. Mary Anna Springer Nominated For Office TALLAHA8SEK. July 17, UP>— Donna -Jolley of Tallahassee anil Alice Youmans of Miami today op­ posed each other for the governor­ ship of the American Legion Aux­ iliary sponsored Claris* State In progress hera. Miss Jolley represented the "Federalist* party and Miss Yeo­ mans was nominated by the “ Na­ tionalists." Federalist candidates for Cabi­ net positions were Nancy Miller of PenaacoLa, Secretary of State; Pat Weigand of Lakeland, comptrol­ ler: Jo Ann Taylor of Tallaliaiaee, commissioner of agriculture; Bettv Turner of l-ake Wales, sup­ erintendent of public instruction; Charlotte Judge of Orlando, state treasurer and ,C*reLWood of Plant City, attorney general. The Nationalists n om in a te d Mary Hill of Lakeland, secretin y of state; Mary Anna Springer of Sanford, comptroller; J. Anne Pike of Mount Dora, commissioner of agriculture; Nancy Smith of Jack­ sonville superintendent^ of public Instruction; Hetty Jane lotion of Tallahassee slate treasurer and Mary Ann Jacobson of Dei-tml, at­ torney general. The general election will be In Id tonight. Hollywood By BOH THOMAS HOLLYWOOD. July ft. bVl— Jane Wyman is discovering tha way type casting works in Holly­ wood. Aa the result of her neat job aa Ma Baxter in “ Thu Yearlint," "Il her film offers are for —mother roles.------—— ----------- ■>— Jane was pencilled ,In f»r the ' .role of g. I'i-year-old'a mother in “ Christopher Blake," but she has " asked Warners to m u x* her from ilffci *8ha does not want to be plge. tut-holed in maternal paru. ; Instead., the would like to go ahrad with "Johnny Belinda,“ In which she would plav a deaf mute until tha final moments of the pic* tore of the picture—a la “ Spiral S ls lr t m " * Glenn Davl*. temporarily mi act­ or. tells me he doesn't know liow long hia Army service will be. ^ “ I might find out I like it and Want to stay In," said the football star. . . . Groucho Marx It apparently contented about his debut us a •Ingle In "Copacsbana." He has made it known hr's available for more appearance* without his broW rs. A sure Indication of hit Intent la the fact that ha has hirvd a preta agent. . . , J'hvllla Calvert has to finish "My Own True U vs" ami be out M ' of the country by Otohor II. w Otherwise she will overstay her , ■all-month permit and have to pay both an English nnd IT. 8. Income tax. And although her picture shooting, the script Isn't finished yet. v-; Maureen O’Hara's plant to ap* pear In "Out Of All Time" lor RKO in England have hit a snag. The British have indicated thev want either the leading man or oirrcinc M to he an Englishman. , . . Clerk ' Gable Is back in town nud he must be happy over the way "TTie Huck­ sters" turned out.' Clark wants ip charter a boat-for ft fiahinif in ’ down Mexico Way. Tie aiaru wor on "Homecoming" Aug. 15. . . . Van Johnson offer* an InUncstlng note about social lifo In Holly­ wood. He hat worked at MOM for asvtrsl rears but has never met his fellow employ, Wally Berry. _ It may be a. small world, but it a V • big studio. . ... Jett Clayton nixed an offer to appear In the new, Rodgers-Hemmgrstein play. “ Allegro." Her husband. Robert Lerncr. is attendin f Loyola Lftw School hero ftijd sh» wftnU to keep h*>ut? for him. , ; ; Jack Carson la getting to he kftown as “ Avall.vHc Carson" around Warners. After "Romance In High C," hell do “ Barbary HoaL" a *t«ry of 1910 San Tran_ isos (what — no cxrthquakelL ♦ Then "Forever And Always." Ai'’-thdltgh' hi* contract eaW for'three •a year, Jack doesn't mind the **' tra work. The bonus. i|iugh gladdrtis his heart • • • *. *i Los Angelps ie pow being.Ireat: ad to a wonderful revival of : .-"Louisiana PtirehM*" wjth thn originsl Broadway cast o f Billy ■g B ta g , Iren* Bordoni, Vera Aer- tight Opera Company's deficit on i t . . . Lon MeAlllster gets a vaeastarts “ Bridal IfUi" for Sol Leaser. "It'e a horse or dog story,” i ha lamented. . . . *, u “ I Wonder W W , ... n im i Kissing Her " olonf Mr. and Mrs. Ottu Shutvld of Sanford and Daytona ‘have an­ nounced the marriage of their daughter, Mary Elisabeth, .to Mer­ rill C. Straub, Jr„ son '.T Mr. and Mrs. M. C- Strauli of Willlnmupori, P*. Tin- wedding wx.s an went of July 1-1 at the hunio of Judge and Mrs, A. S. Mitjuren in F'.dkston. Ga. The bride was given ir marriage by her father and war attended bv her sisters, Mr*. 1 cu Rulner of Sanford and .Mrs. Htto Diekow of Daytona Ileaeli. The bride was gowne-l In a white silk gabardine suit and wore brown and white acreiSwie*. Her corsage was uf pihk r .f dials, Mrs. Straub was horn In San­ ford but has lived in Daytona for thF pest 10 yearr. She wits graduated from Seabieexv I’i i vale School and Seabrti i > High School. She was a student tor two Years at VirginiA Intel nuuil College in Bristol, Va, She L employed at the Commert ini Hjrnk and is president of Delia Theta Chi sorority. Mr, Straub was horn In Revuva, I’a. and received his ahooliiw .it Ada. O. Mainland Higli .klm-il and Ohio Northern University. IL- has been employrd at Florida Bank nnd Trust Co. since 1917 except for three years when L" served with the Army Air Force.v 34Mh Fighter Group in Aust-alb, New Guinea, the . Philippines -and Ok­ inawa. V Mr. arid Mrs. Straub inking n wedding trip' through. Alabamn, Ohio and Pennsylvania arid - plan to make their home in Daytona. The sum oh <4 tfi wiu p*-. xekted hv tho children, who attended the Bible School df the First- M •ihivlist Church, to the American Red Ore** it wa» revealed today by Mr*. Ethel Gcisler, *xecutlv»-*cvrctary of the local Heil Cross (h*|'iec. Air*. K. C. Wiilianii, dire- tor uf the Primary Department, said dial each child contributed a Mnall amount ench day and nt the end of the Bllile classes, it .vtts M*>cided tu turn the aURf.oV'-s tu the American Nrrtioiinl Rinl, CrOJ* ChTIJreh'* Eotnl wlitch is ttseil for children, not only in th-< I'nited Slate*, but in foreign count'.ie: a* well. Mr*. Geislsr reported that the contribution had been sent'to the national headquarter* tuul an ac­ knowledgement lind been received. Pe r s o n a l s Mr. and Mr*. J«»-'" Stiuciphniand family- uf Chattanooga. I mu. are-'the guest- uf Mr. and Mrs. J. M- PthirJpbtr. Mr. and’ Mrs. A. -Vtena left for i».,.ilnl ,i n... ... ... aitsc visit tug Mn.'nml Sirs. -It. CfirMtl fur the,past otui\th. Mr. aud Mr*. D. \, |>rt« is uf Jacksonville and llownid .ilbran uf Cherryviile, N. i . l * ,■ «o'.ant­ ed to their KhMes after vitiling .Mrs. J. T. Brad;. iRsyehoanlyms Will Help With ('riniinalH Mr*. J. T. Hiady Jr f ' i amt Jean RugCI M.iv Alice firav of Jacksonville |.-ft y.-ti-uluv to spend a wt-ok in Miami. §} )» ■ . Ill- ■ - • •' V«b •omr4 of hu mater ml into •4 microphone, lie t» no purs ltr*« guist. You atilt ran detect hint* uf a .tough childhood through the restrained stuiiea which ha-.il made him a rise and,'at Icaif W« fore taxes, nne of jtiosdvvay'j highest .earner*. As a mutter of further startling fart, Jackie's stories likely a* not don't even have "punch-linas," a •situation which'would have AIIK ton Berio writhing in mental pain were In* fncesl-with a similar *ituuiioti. But Jackie grta hia laugh* ci"i* from his ruanner of telling tlittn with sortie startling “ switch" ! of ttodifii-’nal .. rn.c "cimmlrk." He does no prat falls, went* nj htmiy make-up. putty n on ur~ t-aggy pant*. Children ('onirihutc To KmLCrqss Fund A n d P erson a l' Activities Social Calender Weds M. C, Straub,vJ.r. "1 PAGE F IV » TUB SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA tm -*' ATtaACIIVl Dr. Inge Oetvertrrg (akoie) is the pto-.tvutor bring­ ing fotuter Natl* to Jtrillve at the Heidelberg, Germany, Hpruchkem-nn-r dc-na/iilcaliim court Stic b.n been aiding the Alltel In tb(* Cippcit/aincu April, '47. (lotvrnatluaut) It. ADELAIDE KERB jAh Nrw»lvaluer* Writer "t'riiiiiiif.ls me not fuiidainentatly different from other |ieopte. Thev can tie healed by liic right treat­ WIAIING HU CIRl GUIDES uniform. Prince- ■ EllratK-lh'greets follow ment and experience box ainnyn us Mr. «n.l Mrs. W. E. c-ntlth*hare cltlcers uf.tiie urgnni.ation utter reviewing a tfiaix parade of the Girl ttint one of the /beat approach) It) JAt'H UTililAN lift fdi l . i it.it A!r-- GiiUb'i fiDtu nil part* of Eufopc. No'e ttiat tlie pfijkei* Is li-iug tbo lett- I* psychoanalysis." In that compact nutshell, Dr. Smith'a pun-ios, M i, unit Mi a. J. , banded jundshake of the Guides, The glrla uipe to lauulon for tliHc NEW YttRK Jackie Mile*’ i* II. Duy. ontlual Ctii'ampmcnl ut historic llkruplon Court. ^fiilcTuatioiial) Mi'tiDn Hshniidi-Lei g sum* up lie- one more wartime mmedinit wtio knowledge gleaned from 11 years' work devoted to In tiling empty liu* uroie tlurn u nairow chnnro { . Miss Satu Wmten tai.vieiby of Iniuming |n i mitiiti-iii Iy |«uiBiilaiu'-r jail*. has returned front Ariiout-m. Vs, where she culled Licit. I'umdi. The t'mholxnvak Imru psy­ par, lYjlcird)’ the- sbiMiting atam ..if| und Mrs. Joiui Williams, chiatrist a goml.looking young ' .— -jl._1. witrnnp with a halo of Huffy ilnrk the night ejiiti firmament navel Mr. nnd Mrs llani- v It.vk have liair and .sparkling giav-greelt l« min tin i teiiiin trip to tin- mv as their iru« - Air, and AIm . AV. A. eycx-vVurhj-d from 1933 to ’ t!i4I» a* •ml tihd thud i n t o clubs nnd At’ N ew -feature* Krntteit und Muughteis t>f Tala |>*yrhinll fsl ut the (London) Ihri-itil It.It hu!i-I- from wfirlue IJi-.ii Inily, iAhastee. I list it lift- fortta- Sliciillfir Treat­ they cattle nhili many of the top J Mr i of the kids these *t.i\» me ment of Delinquency, where psy­ comic* Were off tn.wo^. Home of j pn-tty gixid Lwimmers,-lull the Mrs- Cliaiit-s Amier/un bus re­ chiatrist* anil *ls ial wiitkere com­ them me tupio than u hi lie irri- . el nervation o f one Itfeguartl cn l!te turned frum utti,tiding lbs Baptist bine effort* to cine the conditions talrd ih.tt they haven't t* err nh’e Ailuritic roast is Hint the h",is ure 'AasernglyTieht in Kldgreiest, N. C, on top, although they do ■that mid e criminal'. Jtr. Si-hmi to Slav r-ttiiig friskier lii the oci-ati—all nnd visiting Mi HnvJervMivlll.' nrd not offer any overly- rational deberg calls it the first nnd only of which wunles the IlfcgaUrdl Should Elizabeth's other point, in North Carolina. Hiiv.ii lor their '•mhh'U iLciitn1, Institute sif it* kind. (i-ry much.' wonder aloud' how Jm-V, * Tod*)— *ttrr Is month** *ludv Thi*)Wedding Be Large? Mrs. J. D. CuVdet! return isI in j It's fun to ride the waver, Mile*. m,w ••arnlng xt.rKM) n Week agrees this hep -.-aver, but bt'fate of Ainrrirnn mrlhmls draling wltli in ir»|:lit dull* nnd theater*, is Alonday from Ridgi-crest, N. t-.' rriniinnb-Dr. S'hniidelirrg Is coop­ vou wiggle yodr IiN-s in the surf By El)VltKAGII where she att*iided Aha llaptfstt able lo stay Up there with (ltd V»;i sliould undi'1 Stand water* erating with trading American lm K Lewi*,'*, Hnerv BirjirripK t LONDON. July 17. W l-Should Assemble for -a w w l, tin 10 0.-1 in t our area. T ie udvues i7u; kids lisyrhUDtstH “nnit ‘ ociat - workers Princess EITxabeth's wrddin- fw a home she vlxlteil In Galnenvitie} jiiiki-i*. Mill.-n llerl-* to Is on their gumil every si-roml; in founding an American rrirninal amt tile 1 1tier Veil run* despili' his big one, with dancing in streets nnd Atlanta. (In. rlinlt in Sen A'ork. , not to. go in where there ere and fireworks at night, or a sim­ inmpiiialivrle eiilhnv yeurs. known riptide* rod undertow* nnd ple little affair with only n few "Those who are working for i** Mr*. John L. (ialluwav mi-1 Mi*.sj Higlit now luckic is headlining to wnit several lieui* uftei eating establishment nrr leaders In their thousand guests and the nciu.J- Alary Anne Galloway left / - iter* before swimming. beat silverware 7 field, though no. tnrUlhmed vet." at llie.huge and Inmultfui Itivieert, day for Mew York. They will reSneaking of lifeguards, the rills she say*. "The American institute an 4‘xcititigly srertie nigh! rbd* This austerity vrrsus glamor turn to Sanford by way of 'AVniTiwin* go grt-g,t about (Tf*::i- high will liP'Jll|i]iottpit lir private fnmts. , jV t.Uul*?l— debaW waxed hot over the nation’s ington, 1). ('. uml 1£i -Ln-on-l. Yu. liiliiMil anti College, adunine* me m,rt of which have teacups today and spilled over Into where they wilt visit r.-lativcs. idc.-'dvl ''Tt 'r 'T r ........ " i " '" only making spcclacles of rluon- iH*t*n thn letters-to-the-editor' columns. IIihIiim will irivr . ,, , , , " 'i. f<." n , weekly salary which - Ives. A gill who i- a legular their Friend- Inn- of IVdlli'-r Beal wil! tu-iidi|Unl te( s4iI " " '... i*l vlee* „„d i,..,.d.».,nte. “ If Princess Elisabeth were to i oii-ii or non • e«fm atHiut crowding thc-lifeouard will In? dorfated. Rtate, federal ami! , " 1- I1'1' 1,1 11 have a quiet wedding and not wasth- las interested to learn that In- War young Indy who stntjutt earns herself n tied retalia­ invited to a psrtg g t w n .ii i w-i-ek a lot of money and time, maybe municipal pruhallon and parole ' f . , tion even thoogli she lilt] llimk I.fficri Will s.-nd the pat|antR.| V ‘ ;;'V tune with hi* it would encourage us to rarry on in Odessa. Tex. for Jack!*’ Cooper, the ...... iHipiilni pigebn on ■ Waller is a«foeinled'With the N r , wurking harder," a Yorkshire fac­ Treatment will I* similar t.. Jli.rf! “ flf ^ thi r-'mii. tory werkcr wrote to tin Dully tional Oil Will Soptdy Coir;peny Usi'il III Jht'l.uiidon Institute. We 11. Amt ationi legoiur buacli illin (M h m . He was rlou reernUy <'*|,ecl plan, to msl, lo.llti- mn.ii." " , « " 'U ’ H S '1 ' Mirror. 0.1- Ml-, IIS ill eVi.i ytlijfiR ci<r, the III. Schiiudi bcig raid thi......... knm.r, than Lmyl.a If that — "Away—with—»u*Uiity—lot - u* n guest iiI n pa1 1v gin_-11 fur All*3 t > tr N firndd-urdiw* t snt^-1 nrnr-rr a Linudit 111-1if u14**" i>• ATien of r ,i make il a day abe, and all ul us, : June WitliVm in Oili-'s.i.’ EVERYONE whn claim , to have seen !'r ,j|8r‘ for ev e.y lh .n * •ter* nnd that K4I |n-iccllt stf tire will remember," urged,a writer la cuss** where ri>ciinitilstotal jolt* Wet 4. the Daily Express. a “ flyin* xau.ee" Jla« d e x e n ^ d It 1 ‘ r" « " ■ 1 '' For facpsH'iu ai'-sl■jn ((el) out were pertttanetilly By the Dally Express' count, six UKTercnfjjf, But tuie'* mm that ( Vr,‘ *A‘ lllU -“ ruicii ,if i rliiii'tol lellilcttclelo Vacation Britons favor a wedding with nil ,4 . 5 * ^ “ ilinn. It* h o u p , , . „ IV i m a, where cirrii mat mice* wei* the trimming*—to bein'people for­ tying'aau.,f t\Ut,. Rufilrtal t M j .J...... . ,.f uffortbm. U’ILt Writing onfavnialite and rcs-iimmenditioli* get the drabness of life nmid bomb hire oic-n, n,hHldhrs, and l i e ill ,lf ll(.y H.mk .. , . , ,, . . . " " { j lif i l l hi tho biiwli. T h e y 1li ruins and shortages—for rvery one HAl'i'Y BIRTHDAY by model Bobby Elynrtj of N- w j ,,ir| Ilink, au jdny weri- ttot 'juried out wledly. 4n “ Hy Now" who holds that a modest nffnlr Ymlc, 'Hie otlire tt correct hit too fin I, l-.y at rtiii Itcarli lack ,lig percetil of limn' workedt with Margmel Dilltv1i> wete ItMil lo rc-ratahlahish them­ would be mure suitable in the beach or play time, (fnferrralioitul) nitv. selves in inn mol happy liven. at present economic crixi*. * They enjoy'playing games on ‘ I hr I.am) on Institute hstnlbd But some criticism was voiced WASHINGTON the t.i-neli but (hey don't .otitnre that If vmi -ward a riL*calm n.,!| Ihr niorr dlfflridt rjsrs- the oiirs of last week’s rejoicing over Urn COLEMAN’S hv or a pa .lime you 114 dime Vi aiin*t*n\. tq 6 Bill who is lough aiwl Itimlde with which the prolinlbm otflrcr* i LETTER . announcement of Elisabeth'* be­ and gets slightly hysterica! utl Is* worry aitutil nmt thif wVih't krep. trothal to Lt. Philip Mountlmlteii. rmilil nut rupe- and the tim-liiao Hr JANE EADS STattom*ry .Spucials you loo oevanliHf, ymi ihonld ,y\ y : cauir ....... : tic ft-el* the hit,' tlf fls-ed'iiU Inslilulr will do Hip nhiik Ililng," A London suburban woman wrote awav from rui.-lng iai.aci*r. tinoutdoor* nffirnl*,* to the Daily Mirror. said Dr. Srluuidi-hrrg ns she sal WASHINGTON — Jliually the The fa olll of Briton Huy it. Too t-anty tuitlnng nuns don't in In r New. Yuik apailoienl "I don't diilike the royal family. Thev are a grand example to the capital'* social season wirujt lip :t State Ili-tii,itnii nt official, - -.bi Intrigue either of lhe»4' gentle- slrokiii)- lirr b|x 81arm*e rat the end of May with the n’t take up vanary rnihin^. t, nu-n, who miy the prettiest suit u Alcowr. country, but I connot help fr<linr around Y Alt 111.ICY VKNK.TIAN |II.INIIS White House '•(aging its last, garfnlher, nvilhn. son and -iqoi girl inn wear i a one iilrce jnli it would be good if they lived tlm party and the town'- lent,-'"The ihicf i ante of ctioon is A in r i i r a V Al iih | |L m u 11f 1*4 * hfe litisV 4-vcrJ . Wllklltg quo .t-wiiti •11 tip* in Hu. right g l.o i'. :iii lm i-tal dtf(icullie* in it 00 more simply. ^ Alumlfutni i *ilar •• I'ttlUlinl ,\1iifi»inum *e* hiking off tu cooler ilimes. i with other t'nlibln, Willie 441 hi- on lire holn.it uf favi-i.'l.li exti-rnal circuiu in i-■"Ix.it right that Princes* ElbaAhi, Mr I tu |’r**r iv.limal^ This year il’n different. Iliei The four an mostly .o le . d hallong suit, a lb-year old gal Many criminals have allnyli . rut beth should have 30,Wo pound-' \Y. STIlVIiNS -- 017 W. Hidiintson --'Orlando ( f 340,000) a year and her husband has' been at least-a party a d ry, with the Imlhjing of m.id.-i „ i - from Malvern. A rk ,,'wrlti-4;."Mv uttilet jdiysiral, menial > - o- > I*hone 2-072!i nnd guest lUta‘ meet themselves! pi a ties, rind wsug'of Hie Hr on boyfriend, who lina been trail log Ml ah) Jo rim war, fir iii-tsocr 15.000 .pounds (|<JO,000 when tv.* are on the verge of bankruptcy?" coining nnd going. Slost invetrf-1h>)Ua« in neairhy Virginia is .1 k tiii- liortie from. M-hoi'l. is now mnnv women found It tie- hard I • on in Be that a* It may, the Klvnbith- are party-goer* seem to tw Chief•Mil of iiimlt-l*. They dangle ti- n getting very anxious to and Atr*. Fred M. Vip oii, i|,u celling ami .... are ..rape.) heaped etntv ahor Ia nnd i'utliinr' *uilx. * Any - u|m wtiii ilicit huaba'nd*a o---------Phillp romance was putting idins Justice They li-raine worried, nrivoits Admiral ami Mr*. Client.-t w-lo-rc, amarl teen-agy)- wouhl Know let; iitprnpeiit their mom t *itnL emtrd Into n lot of peojde's heads. A Fleet Nimllx and tl;*Minister fit N, a Mitnv of Hu. mo,h)i have —-n er tlian lo eni-n-iragi xiicli nn out Bond Street marriage-broker im­ In Iteiiouing slmp-llfters. taoihii-r from all ov»-r IliX twtiuu apoki-n young min, llsjils' roinr ported business was up tU) per rent Zt-nlan-i and I ady Herelal-u ti. "Our I n iiiitim iil for v of(•mli i s : Right now Air. and .'jii. Lo tei-n-rtK'boy* iltn't bav ■ tifit but lit uric week theSiam.'**. Finn. and happily gave full credit to the is frhioily tali.. We e .r.v.-otr n' ’ run, daughter U -*1 -*-, I I, an t Indian*. Annrnlinny, Unig'tnysn-, tl{ most of them call avoid Inlt.iag like princess for sitting tho example. on Htt-lr |H-rs4»u>il problem 1 uufl Irish. Arabian* nn>[ thiati ntntot ; Ri-flei, 13. are gel Hu r r •idy io gpoiui. not mi tbeir ileliliquen - Mo-- "i i v all cnt-’rtarftod throng* nt ‘ng r'-u •"iter tl.eir’ mnueix In he h-••• t| If vou wsnl lo la- a !mbuiv at i suffer from ilepreoslon; am-ltii-i CapiLil Mmlel Air Sh V the 1.4-ni h. u4i<iil trying to got loo Hints To Housewives t,jinny re. t-pri ir *. In idnition wed­ National quarrels with Ins wife: a lliird much sun at "ini-; don't n.v pow­ finds it iinporslhlt! to c.uteeiitrutt Weekly from Hum* Ormnnslralnm ding Imlls were ringing nil mi-r this Month. Tho Hswinn seorn control |om town, delrj were Itowing and e»n. der wbreb will riike wrti-a your Speclaliit, Tallahaasco * ventions Mg'ami small wer» ron- t .i- ! of nfUriel plane* )futried - t>y foce perspires. Due a r-hmI lutlui- tirausu of rvorr.. We tTv lo utin vvne’ /rom the giuun-l. 1 ■ venkrg. and rul* it over your skin ovny ilvraliiiel Ike mail's prbbb'M and TASTY. HEALTHY FIU3 It j-r the family's uphtir'i tint time you Honk of it mi the-tirarb; lo get ul li e r ml of them, Twentvflve Canary ral-jr*- ivi-nBy Unl'vllr 8. Thuntby hovering 'lw it 175 lireccnn ett- myw skill Is required la Lit)hi a .wash Your hair frequently afiPt- a rior bust n os i* to 'bring biro to The fig, on* of the great trulls trice in the annual - " voiiiv/ l.inl' -wiiNlel Mhat take* off with *n IS- session of wind, sun, s u it 'ami a state 4,|„.|* trr can copa 4vith life. If * man's ririihlsm-. h»ve of the South, ia one that man has show of the National Cspit.il Fan.... J -i"u t from Ita. mlninturd sand. -en diminished, hi* mental ener­ always known. Throughout history arv Clun, • gn-toluin riintor and circle i hr ttIf vou thnik you need an extra Iw ho ha* given tha fig an Important Air*. .Margaret Him*, who :■ If. bit of Volor on the li-srli, use a gies' arc freert for olhrrs thlnr» plarc among the fruit* he eat*. Mr*. ‘Barron saya "It r It nice bright pink lipstick nnd let anil he is *h|- In cone >*iih H« raise* Mjit-i fat a huslnnti. *ny» it And certainly today the fig is isn't lust a matter of “ littowmg character to build model pi Yuur fin-,- glow-.with. Hie eMi.r it life and ndjilst himself. Wr found that *ome men mljunlctl after five atill recognikcd n* a valuable, bird* ‘ n'.o a breeding cage "r-l It take* patience, develotn *! ,lj will acquire In the oiltdiHiM. visit* ami others ne tied HkV'. pleasing addition to tha diet! All coming Out with a aho-.v bird." ’ ami tearhe* a hoy or girl to xti k Vlviin A* . sh<- rmichiderl, AI"i'W fjusoutherner* like ffg* and feel grat­ She ■rayt n teal show Jiinl ha* tu the {oh until Its dune." ishrJ * fight with a joinii-hort ified when a big crop yield pro- to It irslncl tu sing it arv lime. sent* Itself, although it It llwny.i Furthermore, hr should !>»• movtvj Lead glass Is usi-il for ontlral ill the owing basket, -’ "I*1 a a short season crop ami tha privi- fr«im riHitii la room and-stmie tel ’ Wilbur nnd Orville Wrlglflv i glasses and eh-clrical tubing white couple' of sjN(td» of thrciol and lug* of serving a largo bowl of to alj *oi m uf nolsea to’ lit e pete first business venture was a 1m>- its electrical resistance. Its extra disapptmied. “ A lain) riimin-’d-fresh, sweet, cool fig*, with or and runl.rb--irt will hold up dur­ clo repair nhup, wliirlr led to Hu-ir aofliteaj nr ii* high rcfratlAe in­ Hi*t one," said Dr. Sc!*nidel<erg expcrimenls In airplane Imlldingj dex m-akca It* u»e necessary. with a smile. without erram, for hfeakfatt or ing the tiiinLuh of a show desert la only realties] Tor a few Ho alio has to lie taught h >w short weeks In thi. year. to stand, and hi* eating habit* Serving fresh fig* I* a privilege have to ne regulated. only truly enjoyed by those people The -.'snoiv raisers are agreed who grow their own, or.who live by a generous neighbor who has an abundant. If short - llvad, supply. stems attached and be placed gent­ In flat, shallow traya or haskclr. Too, figs are poor shippers and ly to avoid bruising them. they do not ripen further or.Im­ When figs are gathered rightly, prove in flavor after baittif har­ there'* no rmM for tho reprehens­ vested. * * * ible soda “ bath" iHtcaurngi-d In Fur this reason, figs should be outmoded N ow U the lim e lo R tl ready fo r Ihnl cold w eather, (let you r Spate canning instruction' ami allowed to fully ripen on the tree. needed only when figs ere preen Ilin U m and liiHlall them during the auntmer m onlhn und not have Thev increase very rapidly at the W-immature. Inste-wl, th.T.* will Inlo H tlSIl at Ihe laxl moment when -thal cold apell grlH here. last In sugar, gather weight and s whole, tender, plump, unbroken quality In general only on the pnwliict, rich in natur­ tree. In favorable weather, and translucent al sugar wbep canned, sweet IN STOCK |n tha height of the season, ripe spiced, or preserved, t l f Inform* figs should be gathered in the cool Hon ia deal red for canting, pnmorning. There-b no milky exuda­ MONOfiltAM — HFA1IK — PERFECTION, and olhert*, all aiiea tion from the stems when Dgrare serving or Jamming figs, see ypur from one burner hale type lo large circulating nbineta; full ripe, and When the akin at the county home demonstration *g. nt.i blossom end begins to crack, that's A trmmre trov* Is rim legal cxwhen fig* af*M|&rtT.jiol only for uression'fer coin bullion gold or It n o w eating out of hand, bat for free* log and fgr.fJI -eaaaiig am! pre­ silver article*, found hiddeo/n the earth and for which no owner ran serving purpose!. be found. Figs should be picked with the AH *one o f hiddere uf the Con­ tk l old -si vie formula, it off. m gressional Medal o f H -ntir Sly some old Joe E, Howard tunes eligible V* pttend W eil Point. It ) r: 0 . embellished with color. Mark Slov­ appointed-by the I’esident and if PHONE 53 HOI EAST FIRST STREET ens and Jane Haver head an un thev ade otrerwlse Qualified nhvsMr*. J. It. Hsu l.-f- recently for Brunson. ;L 'a ti-it Mir son and daughter-in-la.v, Air. and Aim. J. tl, Hyers. lJHOAOWAY TEEN T A L K HEATERS no- e Sfe* CM _J - •„ ~S/,’J m !». V»r i ~~MM'W...- , rt • �- * '.I 'J m | '■ /e a TOE SANPORL HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA 1 to 0; Red * Bi&sen And Ketcher DonMurray Will Have ^Tangled In Hurling Opportunity To Air 5*^1# Duel; S t i l l w e l l ’ s Charges In Daytona ‘Blow Decides Tilt SEEKS TOP IN TOP HORSE RACE OF THE YEAR - *U a _ v 7 ARTHUR BECKWITH, JR. Ilersld flporl* Editor lie Jim Ketcher limited the rork of the Ssnfo.-d Celery to two ^ratten* 1, blnglcs .*1 teammates-were collecting six i and a single tally off the - f t ..bin of lanky Charllo Bixsvn chalk up a I to 0 victory in n V contested ^l^tTHind b*U li­ * ght tho Fed* InvaJi Flan ajalFleld In 8t. Augustine f-r * atonic tilt, and will return to the ball orchard tom-irow- even* for a tilt with the DeLand Rata. Saturday nlitht the Invade Conrad Park In Do and Sunday the l’alntks play tho local nine In ____ r pitched another.one of maaterful contest* ami -dl*m) ramarkablo conirot. The Saint -righthander kept hi* low and displayed remarkable ability In pitching for the m J llsaen fared well throughou*. Ihe eat. but the Sain** lunched of their all hit* In the fifth ___MC to punch acto*» tho only tall? of the contest, which was OS* of the fastest sVer recorded In ths Florid* Slate beaguj over th* nln* inning route, n Karplnskl singled to open fataful fifth, Lyle Judy went •winging and Ki Karplnskl stole M M ‘ on th* play. Art Stillwell , Into left field to semi Ksrboms with tb* only run of 4, • «r. at ot an * k xk a »« * l IT u i s a I l « t 4 -0 i t .1 1 14 4 I * J I l o s t II lA s ro fu i a IT it ah k n . < O I i r o 4 I )\ 1 « I I « 1 I a i 1 o i > • 1 I I * » ,» « tl 1 IT II S -i grp xnrIM mil f i , ntssen In ninth £ *XT‘ ,Un' asitcfira*■ I *«*’ lia e*» • 1 ees «*• Ituit— Ksrpintkl EVror— We­ an s.. Run ballwt .In— Hllllwtlt. lelsn t-***#—• Ink* ■ i 7 I • 1 • t/P>— Boston Brave* (Jeneral Man K*>k»intkl. n-i.rmn D^itil. e l s e — Lake, 'array. »n* SatfsrfMd. left " « "■"" -v'llt. Aoau-tln. *, Hsnfon* 1 pH balls— off Kvtrh.r I, HI. Iftrurk mil — hv Keirhrr !. Tim* of a .m .-r ^ " 1 14. Davlr and M»M*r. rariano Trims Zale TofWin Middleweight World’sChampfonshlp |CHICAGO, July 17, UVI -The haired Italian, . Rocky absorbed a terrific hstom Tony Zale .. . H I le In tight titular bout for four to return with a batiered • soundly thrash the Chsmn I mlnutea and ten lac-mds i ilgih round with a tech ckout last night Ilf! fa itraan earn of b lw l nothit left e (t eyebrow, and hfa ..nearly closed. Graxiano |tatch up.with the left and sshaa-wf 7-ale. Grailsno ly the victim of a lechchout Umsalf tt the end i third round, but tho com^physician, Dr. John J. I ordered the bout conafter an axamlnntlon of ager John Quinn today notified the Fort Laudrrdalo Chamber of Com­ merce that the major league rluh would not train here neat Spring and would attempt to locatn-nuarlera on lhe west coast of Plot Id , BUI Croene, chairman of the Chamber of Commerce Spoil* Committee, aald that Qttlnn told him of the move today by te|e* ohone. Quinn did not say in which West coast city he planned to conduct Spring training, (Irocno reported. The Braves' manager indie tied that one of -the major l«igu'*'» farm rlutjs, possibly Milwaukee of the AAA League, would teplac* the Braves here next Spring. Palatka A*s Score ■Win Over Senators The* Palatka Axaleaa seorrd 2 to 1 decision over the Orlando Senator* In a 1-1 Inning affair In Palatka last night si Frank Pan lick smashed a single Into left field to tend Msnsger John Ton coff horns with the winning mar­ gin. Theobold, working nn the hilt for the A’e, had near perfect control and pitched shutout hall for the first eight and two-thirds frames. The I^eshurg Pirate* Jammed three runs across the platter In the eighth canto to trip the DeLand Red Hat* in a fl to 4 eon teat. Th* Galnssvltl* -G-Men edged the Daytona Reach Islet*. 4 to 2 to hang> on to their league leadership. Big George Full* nick­ ed up hli Iflth victory of the 104? campaign. VLDIIIUA Ualnsavills HI. Augustin, PaU M Octsndo ’ MANroftD . LaMbsrg Palatka Daytona B. STATIC LEA (Jl i : XV, L I**L in If SI 1* .i ll n *F I f .M* *4 «t ..H I te .44 .144 44 til .111 41 .114 It 44 14 .414 TmWiSb; at. Auto*In* I, BASVUHD • Lswfaarg 4, Dalatml t «vii)a i. OtUweVtlii S. Daytons 1 Palatka t. Orlando | (it Inning*) * Oesae* Today L»*»*ard «t Del-aod Palatka at Orlando Daytona B. at l)alnv*Tll!s BANPORD at nr. Augimine Here Facilities RETIRING GRID Recreation On Increase In U. S. from the Hy FRANK E r « COACH LEAVES reporting N —with 1.743 cities AP Nrwsfeaturce Sporti Edllnr organised public r«CNEW YORK—Getting to we rriation programs throughout the FINE RECORD latmbardo Is like ftnlng on a SIDELINES Guy U. S., the Increase fn cltlea aponguided lour of Radio City. uorLuje tlie-u.- nrtj-V'ilir a and fur- . COMMENTS The Clubhouse ew yq rk PALATKA. July IT, (Specialt — At a reault of action taken by Florida Slate league director* her* yesterday mora unllnrls-l service players toon mayibp--*een In action around the circuit. 'Uii* decision ramr when a mo­ tion that would have allowed nil clubs to have four veteranr under control at one time waa defeated by Orlando's negative vote. Under league by-law* that had Iteen amended a few minutes prior to ’ the vote, unanimoui vote of all clubs now f* required to Amend the constitution or by-law* outside of the annual meeting. So under present league rut?* and providing rli^ha ran -p*-reie within Ihe salary limit whll» »o doing, each club ran carry ns man; many aa 14 veteran* at one time, aldy Hated on the club'* active roster. At the request of 8anford Direc­ tor John Krider*, Sanford Manager Don Murray will be given a hear' ing at Daytona Beach so that he can reply to Daytona Beach fans* ■worn charge* that he hurlel ahu live and obarene language at them. President A1 Combs had fined him 6100, which ha paid. Director* also voted to purhase it milUldo award for each of the 28 player* appearing in the leaguna AllStar game at 8t. Augustin.} last Sunday.' Judge A. S. Ilerlont; Jr,, vice president, took over the presi deney at the close of tho ul*wthig. as Combs left for a two Week's va cation. Braves To Leave Ft. Lauderdale For West Coast Of Florida THURSDAY, JULV 17, 1WT* By ARTHUR BECKWITH, JR. BRIDGE ANGLERS TOMMY HENRICH IGNORE THE LAW GAINING PLACE AND MOTORISTS AMONGTOPSTARS You get in line, walk down a ___ 1 nlshing facilities for public usa flight of stairs arros* tho stage of "AP, Newafeafures TAYLOR, t'rx.—When ap-liklng was nearly double that of 1938. Danny Dandero a hlr Broadway theater, walk up a Three cities reported that ther* • •We were sorry to learn that flight of ataihs and shuffle into n of football ronrhlng reeb'dc. con­ Were 26,183 separate public rec­ Danny Dandero has Iteen confines! dressing room .busy with tinging sider that o f T. II. fHeck* John- reation areas and centers In th# to the Fcrnald l.nughtnn M yinoriel telephone* and a half dorm prr*» ■on. “Dm Is brought up lo-cnusc U. S. Hospital for tha last couple of agent* all trying to ta,k at once. Johnson Is leaving th- -.in h's davs. The noise was about the Im*-r- Ji4nch for the swivel chair of the TOUCHDOWN! Danny la a new Infielder who nallonal Gold Cup ItogntU un ichool supcriiifcndenL NEW YORK—OF)—Th# result* In 14 vear.c head grid tonch was sept to Sanford by the New Jamaica Bay, N, V., Aug. in. of n rare rrcamtly told a * short * York Giant farm, system, end' li Iximbardo la best known to of Taylor High School his teams reported to he an all round g.*d apn-dlioat enthusiaala as ihe holder nlnyrd 145 |*anii-H, wnn HO and nlory In themselves. Resembling He the dialogue between a football player. of the Gold Cup. To most people lost 22. Th-re were fytir coach Frank Merriwell and th* htd undefeated acasons in t T33, We are afraid that this tour of h e Is the le.Nlcr of tho Royal resultant sound rffect, the names '38. '42. '43 and *45. He produced duty in the hospital wil npllc-y his Canadjens. a top danoj hand fea­ •if the horses in the order of finish elicit district rhnmptopship teams, playing day# for the 1017 aeaion. turing "aweot muilc." were: , ^ Maylte the youngster will hr These are busy* day* (or Lom­ six regional -hsmpions. "Goal to Go.” . Taylor never yon a slate high ready to go next Spring. We will bardo.' ills band ytlays in th-aters “ Say No More." probably need several good play­ or hotels and he get* Uttlo spate school championship hemline ihe waa in a class tha: didn't “ Swoosh!" er* next, year. time. But when be doe* ho tune* school play through* to a-state title. N'o-v Fete the Feds up ,his apeedlioaf Tempo VI or that Johnson la leaving the roach, One of the outstanding events ■hows 16-millimrter aountl movlrs (cubic Inches) division boats ip of Ihe 1047 Sanford C-*lerv Fed of the raco he wdn In Dctrolt last Ing rank's UiU division—clnia 'A— the race.” aald Lomardo. “ They will start Playing.far a *!«!■! title. baseball season occurred" the other year. are smaller jobs and keep run­ In the middle o f the I'Jth cen­ evening when the Sanford Baseball “ Someone gave me *Jie film* *o tury* ning. They never break down baKnlterl Fortune, an English Association gave tho flayers mv wife wrnt out and brught me nnturaliat, diaguiM-d an n Chinese, rauso they stay together Iwttar feed. tho projertor,” aaya Guy. "Now I than the liigh-powrred stuff. The boys had all the atvaa they study the films whenever f >el rnVercd cehtrnl China and phtntn- , ‘ "These 225’* must do 06 miles cd aecreU of teg-growing which could cat and mounds of French a chance and J learn aomrthint; per hour on a straightaway to he passed on to India. fried potatoes, tomatoes and all evervtlm* I look at th«m.’r qualify and they cannot be over the trimmings that makes an r'ls40 feet long nor under 13 feet.' One thing Guy hadn't learned Joyable T-bone steak dinner. was whirh switch to nti-lgr nt the lle has won a couple of times The 225‘a coming lo Jamaica hprr. The Italians kni-w more It is not often that Ihu players right time. In atlrmptin? to preBav between Borkaway Reach and id-out tho Gobi Cupthnn Amer­ are given a good eyrnlng of t nter- paro for hi i ''ntago «B1" he flick­ Brppklyn’q Floyd Bennett J^leld will tiinment. Those boys are just ed the pr-Mector button uni every­ icana.” havo auch vFlcran drixera as dlbLornl-ardo aaid Mias Canada, like anyone olae who is aw*/ from thing went black. Ifo finally found *on_ llradfied -of Ikrncst ills. O., home. They want, somethin*' to do. the proper gadgets. i°.wni®?! t,v E- A.-Wilxon and fa/pin '-AJUkinkniiin of Buffalo, Boh Bogle Standing around on tho street “ See. I'm learning alt tno lime." by his oon, Harold, will l-e ready of l^ke George and Judd Hanley corner* la not the worst entertain­ he quipped aa he began shaving for the race, ft'a equipped with of Providence, IL I. Gibson fin­ a 2.000-horse power engine. In i P.18 ished second to laimbardo's Tempo ment a fellow can have, out even' and the rare film* started. Inga of good fellowship and clean The film* ahnwml Dannv Arena. Miss Canada won tho Frcililcnt’a VI In last vrar'a race. _ fun la a lot more enjoyabl.*, I-omhanlo’* main competitor last Cup on the Potomac. “ This will be a big rae* this * Another contender Is Danny year,” Lombardo aald. "We txpect Ginn? Bennl* vear, driving hla super-charged (iinnv Bennis, Sanford gjldcr Mias Golden Gate 111 *t 77 miles Foster with an Allison engine in 1,000,000 fans to line the course. enlhuiaast, broke her own na­ an hour. They .also ahowrd the a 1,700-horse power, 21-foot l«o#t I selected Roekaway Inlet In tba, tional distance record for' women super-charger becoming super-seri- formerly known as So Long. Fui neck of Jamaica Ray chiefly be­ at th* National Soaring Contest sltlve, forcing Arena's upet-d wag­ ter beat Lombaruo in tho IVeei- cause It-cart be reached eatllv- and dent's Cup last yea/. Wild Bill Inexpensively by both private and now being held «J Wichita J?alla on out of the race. "I don’t use stiper-rhargers," Cantrell of UtiUtilli-, whi-t,- Why uNbllc conveyance,” Texas. Mis* Drnnla has broken her own said Lombardo. "They'll give you Worry did 100 mph in Washing The South Shore Yacht Club, of record twice. She act a record at a bundle of speed but you In­ ton in 1910. and Albion Ft-lh-n with which I-oiobardo la an honorary 3? miles, then upped It to 32 and variably run Into trouble with them Mia* Great luikrs also nre rntcrcd. member, is spohaortng the event. Arena, who held the Gold Cup dsv before yesterday she extend in the 30-miTiT heats such a* ». ill ed the launt to wnio. ukta, which lie run In Iho Golii'CUp agaib ihls Ian record until last year, may Among the Andamanese, mqp ^ .pilot Notre Dame, and Jo- Vpn and womenBdying |i 94 milea from her starting AugusL H f fIn. the prim* of ™ Blcrck of Ft report will drlvo his Point. It la reported tha; Miss “ I’m going to use the anme 16Ufa am frequently given the most 400-horsepowcr Al Joe IV. Bennis was aided by perfect ther­ cylinder engine designed hv Hairy honorable form of burial—i-pon “ There wlj| be a |o- of »25 platform placed in a tree. mal conditions during har flight. Miller. It has about ftOO horse Here *n There power and coat the former owner Gordon *“Kljip, aportawrlter e 640.000. the De-Land Sun News says "Th-“ Tempo VL formerly was My hottest club in the leagun right Sin, you know, and cost 9100,000, la Sanford. Tho Fed# ate I got it for about one fourth of fairly well dawn In second divirKM, .that. Shc.bgs jvon .the. Gold .Cup bet have been coming fast. Un- tkjeo time*, once Tor me.” Ins thev run out uf steaia.-they Lombardo estimates it costs beDtsv be tough to keep opt of-the tween J1B,000_tq 920,000 to main fjhiughnessy plsyoffs for thn sea tain ami race Tempo Vi for a year. “ Ret It even has a speed-I'ltltC*, . We see ter." broko In one of i f the press. u *•!!!" "“ .hTITurfS er DeLand Bed Hat skipper who agrnts. “ No,” replied Guy. "No speedo­ ii now. net rolling the Isft field r*rden for the St. Patcrsburg Salnils, meter.1 Yob get to tell how fast no|ed a 400-foot homo run with one von're going after Practicing over mate aboard to trip Lakeland by a measured mile. I think Tempo a 3 to 1 margin Sunday afternoon VI can hit 145 miles per hour on t (a reported to have Item ono a complete straightaway, provid­ longest home runs ever hit ing she can stay on the water at o Saint ball orchard. Fuchs that speed. Gar Wood holds th# has seven rourid trippers lo his record at 124.86 mph. I think we'll find Jamaica Bay's waters two yydit since Joining the Saints, miles faster than the Detroit River where I hit 73.29 for one lap. Juno, llt-nt*,- rtu* lt*n«b»ll lo “ We're going to havn about 20 O. II. c'toni*. entries In the coming rac». It will Sanford tlfow*n Cn-llt Corp. to b# run in three 30-mllo heats. ll»nrjr Will* Jr. Itortsns*. King, Haitian A. «lu* Krret Ti. Coupt Theo Rossi o f Italy Is rant­ to Cantral Kl». I’ rod. Or. A«r». ing over. Iloll*, *p»eil etna Allc* tl. tn Ban* Rossi ,1a a great Idol in Italy. By JOE REICHI.KB Associated I're** Sport* Writer KEY WKBT, Fla.—Thu wolhtt "Tommy Henri Mr lias emerged loiigvti fishing pier I* distinct­ from the shadow* to take his rlgn ly a haiard to motorists, hut ful place among the top-flight ■tars of Imschall today. they ilnu't seem to mind. Eclipsed . during most of his The 122 miles of rihhon-llks _ career by -urit fam ­ road linking Key West with tho Major league Florida mainland Is ,one of the ous leammatea as Joe DiMaggio, ’•flahingest" highway* anyone ev er ' Charley Keller drove a car over. Alfa, it la one > " * J I ' T . J ® ® ! & New York Yank pcs actually ha* of the moat Intoreallng. ' " T W a ^ ^ — A - hLithwar - on— iieen the hottest, - hatter- ht tho American la-ague during1tno past whirh the pedentrian doesn't three wreka, give a hang about the motorThe Yankee*, concurrent with lit. The pedestrian la a fish­ llenrich'a aiiiling stickwbrh. have erman armed with rod and won their last 17 games for' * ‘ rCeh'When this particular now rluh mark, surpassing the old pedestrian hooka one of the standard *f HI set In,HUM. 600 varlllrs of fish which Ilenrirh got a home rtm and abound In Florida waters, any­ single ypsterday while driving in thing ran happen, and usu­ two run* aa the Yankees defeated ally dors. the Indians again K-2 U< ShorU-t'lad Women and Increased the Yankees’ first The angler*—theie are aa many place lead over runnpr-UP Detroit ahults-clad women aa men—fish to 114 games. from narrow ledges mi one of Ihe The National League trading 18 miles of 80 bridges which lti>h Brooklyn Dodgers retained Iheir tho Islands o f the Florida keys two and a half game mat-gin uver and span bodies of water which second place Boston by outaliig* flow across tho narrow peninsula glng the'Pittsburgh Pirate* 10-8between the Gulf of Mexico an I Warren Spahn hurled hla thir­ the Atlantic Ocean, teenth victory and hla fourth shut­ This happen* any Sunday: out when he pitched the Ho'.tun A fisherman hook* a big Braves to a 3-0 victory over fie one. There Is a lug and awlsh St. Louis Cardinals. of line. Out Into the high­ The New York Giant# whipped ford Urawsrs- Credit Corp> way he goes, playing hi# the Chicago Cuba 6*3 whiln the PYels*, llinry *tu* Anna t* Ksncatch. The approaching cars v|r Jack C. .. Philadelphia Phil*, Un) nd the ford Atlantic Sat. Hnk. Fir** S'stlonat Rank of .Orlando ar* forgotten. Thr job at a a a iits rs iK s rr o p w t m r iiA iiE three-hit pitching of Dutcn Leon­ Bakar, It. Mallarson to Mary E. to tllbbaidi i'aa«Htrf ry *<u* N E.U hand is for that fish not to ard.-defeated the Cincinnati Rods Toy Hack. II. It. tins MagSle to J..E. tor. gat awayl Howland. -4*1* X'HATTKI- EWflTOAUB Motorist Is Obliging I.ti 1!•. J. D. do Frank XVhoalar Detroit and Washington split a McCall. I|. II. to Hanford Atlantic rlux Chirl’-lta. Tha motorist is' most obliging. dnuhlcheadrr. Detrolj tamo from Nat. ' Raiik. s o n e a o r i.tr.i* sATiarAfTriow n r w oim M n ra He slow# down, frequently atop*. behind with a four-run eighth IHoiMr IrvliiHrUt fommloalon V* Hanf-mt- Atlantic Nat. Hank to Haia *1*0 It a fisherman and ijia Inning to win the opanar B-S. Ths Jnhn D. II. XValkar. H. Jonra alut EmandS U. ,lntejt»t is aa keen aa tha other Senator! ganged up on four pHch- •Florida Htata Rank to l>- n. m ILI1I.X1H PERMITS fellow'*. -i It, XX-. !!•• niton. 4*1 ,1‘ arkj F.nera for 16 ntta to capture the Crumlay etua Atnra O. Taxlor, Mary T. tn O. XV. Lotuf- larga ona room k tench. . This slowing.down, stopping Is ■p to _ XX T. It. Ualaar, Pin* Halcht*. a, courtesy of this aeamlngly Ted Williams slammed hi* t6th far.Ilf-u.h.ddar, K r. Oaardtan O. XV. 1 atorf S room block itwalllng, never • ending highway which home run and added two single* Laufftr to J. D. Davison. H. N. XVImtham t tt l Hanford boasts of ons bridge seven miles to drive in three runs snd lead the Hilo tat. R. XV. la InorC , Katalt at- A v». Conrrvla, Mock Hd*. long and aaother of four miiei. Boston Red-Sox to a 7-2 win over Faw avar heard uf a fisherman Chicago, • 0 getting hit by a car. After losing the first game to The seven-mil* bridge Is a St. Louis M in II Innings, th‘s dandy. Una would expect llu Philadelphia Athletics gsinwi an FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM fishermen to do their angling even break when they won th# near th* approaches. But no, they ■econtl gams of a doubleheader T ty get clear out- into the middle. 4-1. Haw'd they get there 7 They • / h lC K ’S O W N ICE CREAM * brought along someone who didn't Court Records mind driving them out and then i W l nttkl our own Ico C ru m , All (levort taking th* clr back to tho end Jll.X to, ISST and reading foa a couple of hours. Tasty _ Daliqlous — Healthful in -S a -U .ll Numerous- Varittlea W A H M A R T t ( l E K l ia . Hutton, tAonard, etu* UP'* R- t<* It tak*a a vsUran agler to NICKS XV«t*r. call hit ratehea by name, so Harry Millar, Kulharvna B. ' aSVIr F. L. nameroaa are Ik* varieties. to xx*. r . William* otux Mary H.»< 414 Sanford A w DM Ths fighters Include Ihe tarboa, ry. Hart, Kid-Ida a to CoaaHtwrrr Oarshark and ihe bone fish. But m Inc. Ihsr* art snook, aaapper, trout, D Crumtar. It. It. atux Aanrs O. to ________ _ drum, jswsIHih snd 509 other Clyde It, Trrwilllger etu* Comlla. hind*. Ward. Hindi Jr. Mux Elisa t-Mh Florida K*j*' flahlag !» not lo (Hurta Jonea etu* Hina ,HtlL. I hi.-1. 1 , H*ary to t!«oi*a Jotwa .. confining to ths bridges, bow- eillt RpfifMli By WILBUR JKNNING8 A|* S r * .f e a t u r e Herald . ('aaaattwtrr (larOana lac, to AnanAa U P s t jilu a XVltaon, IJssla Anna otal (tJCOI to Hart H. Pmlth. Partin, J.-4L H ut WUley t . to Orlando AUatln. WXIIIsuu, T. J. Mat 11. W. Wil^ w * u »g..»tt»njt9^ B a t lff .«tu_x„ M3r.-. ' - Vilehrn with an Wtgbi, r n .-•• lJlttin H, to s •■•aw < R. r . Thutmind. learned ted talar he’d TbiirmanS. E F. (gp WD) to H. (And then 1 helped reek tha 7-x SCRATCH to Eleanor II, ' Havanei •■ • JT A T r: (W D A M ftM T U S U E * - - Ebeaotw'.-Mrltu P* In Pkarrk Ext. Math. Kt-I. Another ihi n*> anyone ventttrIn-JT far unnug ifh dowtt Into the % DAVIS • or For Floors IUIUtnori. Wood Work and Furniture M .40 and 95.66 Gallon A very popular, highly satisfactory medium priced vaiitteh that la watar resistant, scratch • ■ * rentst.ml with good build aad adhealon. Not • ■ 9 plastic. ■v-i".- I ‘ Available In dear or vamlah stains. aad thei mealtime chorea is sort ot between theta. . . Aha ahar- 1 lag that glaas of ef batr . >4 friendly gtsas bear ta fa --- • t« work tegowe. ICa j MM at those Hill* all-liwpMtent things la taarrlaga. SPECIAL 5 GALLONS and - i f . Ucd fat* hla favorite ehalr, am je ffa hla evening gtau of beer, la all too prectoox. And the ! and left all the meaey kitehenwork things they can do together, tha to Dixie. But he kind of like* her better. company — and ah* fa lam eertaJuiy appreciate# his help, la fact, aharlag ih* <>.)(?? *-r.' •* +- ■ '4\, VARNISH Julia Taiwtsn LI’ V KANT H. xvi*tii .tu t u n ia a tl. BoAaar, W alter. C-. -fill tu - r A. -i » Sam Helps with the Dishwashing Dropped la at (ha Abernathy’ s fast th* other trstslag— aad th e n » Your Home M.rrltt. Ponder atuTMary lo Har- Thar* ars also lodge* where for a nominal sum, an angler may forgot his outsldo worries and concentrate on fiahlnfe. Favorite dishs* of these lodges are' turtle slash..and., limn..lua. t ' eh. J* a part *f the fra** Miami lo Key - Protect and Beautify From where I sit .jfyJoe Mars hi Tho tiny idands ara doited with lln« Hall -lAinaa, Cartla to IDortda lx»an fishing camp*, many of which ar# *Ulw*t#ly equipped with twin- Co. R. XT. otua 'Rukr It. IBP. engined ehnrtor boaU r.t tha bock- W Efldaa, ill to J. C.‘ KaaaU Mux Inn C. • i • Dftyte^Tpp Quality Outside............................................... White .. r S06 Haul F in d H lrett ,4-. *; - — - •- ■- P . 0 .) j , �r . * I n ... ■J I •j THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANF6RD, FLORIDA ___ ■ .■ U 'F hon,e. and 4,600.000 Urn. dnrl-, (J e r m a n g P u b l i s h 21, 744,823 Americans Coastal War Wrecks ltojw. . Are Home Owners "We mump from all existing Own Newspapers Provide Good Fishing .data,” he aaid, “ that in |'>47 the • ■■■ - ■. avrraga. owner-occupied-- home li Newlfratun HAMBURG. Germany, t/P> —• MOREHEAD, CITY. NI C.. I/Tr German* in the British zon-« of no- —German silbmaritte* same more • WASHINGTON—There are now 27 years old. * “ We tou m r an avrrag-* of T3 cbpied Germany have been fyind- than 40 ship* o ff tnl* pa't of the 21,744.823 owner-occupied honfeK rd full responsibility for gather­ North Carolina roast during tho In the United State* for which the veara remaining economic life to ing news for their newspaper), an war. and these wrecks -row are make a total of 00 yearn allowed owner* paid n total of ICti.M2t.ntl.. official of the British Control com­ providing suprrlor fishing nirai. 070. the House Way* and’ Mean* by the Treasury. The sunken hulks have- I ccnme mission savs. “The annual writeoff pcimiv Committee w#i told by Herbert l.'. All 49 British-licensed newspa­ throudeil with grasses and ollur. Netaon. executive vice-president of •ible to 21,740.000 families would per* In the ione and lu the Brill.th marine vegetation. Small fish-ami thy .National Associati rn *of Ileal be three percent of IW billion dot* sector pf Beilin will l»c member* rrnstarra have Nund Ihem^goorl feesling grounds. Big game fisn, HI . Estate Hoard*. lara or about two billion, uollars. of a cooperative to run the Grr* turn, have been drawn by thr abun­ man New* Service'which has oper­ „ Nelson was testifying in sup­ "The average .home, owner's tax ated for the past two years under dance of tty sc smaller .fish on p o r t 'of the Knutson lax bill'* pi •*- paying obligation fpr purposes of supervision of the Control Com­ which they feed. vision to allow hone, owner* to this memorandum ia calculated at mission. Fishermen now report finding deduct for tloprccinthh of tbeir 26 percent''of 'hi* Income. There would be no direct Brit - gainl amlwrjark. dolphin, cahlo, homes when filing income tax re­ “The*net saving to home own­ l»h control nr any pre puhHcation bonita. alhacorc ami many other turns. •pecie* In greater numlsri than ing tax payer* would then fore bo government promised. Ue **id hi* figure* LA* th.* num­ ever before. 26 percent of two billion, or J«4M ),. ber of owner-occupied dwelling* The Kngllsh "window tat" naserl on the number of wlndntr't In were bancC on find-ngt of lit- Cen-i 000.000. “ The average naving on income homes, was assessed jn IICQC to atta Bureau, the P ta ifil Mtservel H PH Ia'KuI Notice Hoard and the NHA. He divided, tax to thr average home owning; make up a state deficiency caused them into 17,244,821 non farm family would ke'ghout $24 a year. 1by clipping and defacing of coins. Advertisements OUTSIDE WHITE PAINT. 115.69 l!..Ul Ik*.I l l ______ per gallon. Shriwln-Wtlliam*. Patterson & Sargrnt. Iltll Hard­ 1 ROOM FURNISHED efficiency ware Co. 3UI E. First St. Phone q apartment, incar for couple. 63. W ‘ Montezuma Hotel. MAN'S bieylc. Ch.-au. 106 Mvitja A vc. - Garage apartment furnished. 7l)ti *E. 2ml St.____________________ 13 FOOT runnlmut with himlwnre. 22 H. P. Evlnrud- ami trailer * OFFICE space in ilclsch Building. $295.00. Call Smith lluthoa'd I*arge light oficcs, newly decorService. ‘ ated. all utilities, heal and lap!■tor service furnished. Coll 86.4FLORENCE 5 burner rook stove, W. H. dr A. DcpU Store. excellent condition. Just rrfinilhed. reasonaldy priced. Texaco FARM FOR KENT—20 acres sub Service Station. tlSU Hanfuid ^ Irrigated truck farm.. Ui arteaA vo. ™ -Han wella, a 7 room dwelling t ttnsnt houses, 2 large banta. CONCRETE SEWER PIPE Dwelling for rent only with farm. On Cgmcron Avenue. SEPTIC TANKS. Grease Traps, East »lde Sanford, Fla., phone lllocks. Aluminum Windows and 192*11. P. O. Box 883. E. H. Sclcrhs. Wliilo ccmc.nl, Paint, Stowe. Perma-lile, lluriicam- lynr-**. Miracle Concrete Company, 309 ' ---------Hint Avc. PhOne I3;16. . C0NVAI.F.8CENT HOME — Willi open July 16th at Chuluota, Fla. 18 miles S. E. of Sanford Recorder radio phimogranh mmbinatlon. The Music Box, 119 W, — 18 miles N. E— u£ Urluiiltr. 1st St. I'huhe 983. W Large screen anil open notches to sit and enjoy the cool brwxtrs .o ff Lake Catherine. I.nrgc FOR SALE— Llnu-rock for driveway* and roadWav*— Phohs grounds nnd walks »af6 from auto traffic. Large lobby nn«l , 1241. _____________________ Moms. Real Southern rooking, i Brick construction. Can accomo­ TUXEDO FEEDS—complete tiro. Hunt's Tuxede Feed Store. date .26 only. Phone or write for 1 reservation at once, pyittnn 2382 Ratturjes A Battery Charging. or Dr. Martin, Oviedo 2T.*2 or 11.41 POPE CO. INC. write !\i O .-“ - lair Ghujimtiii — P rO r Box tsaiumsble i..t». Largo Fla. R-*#so for' gu4»SI to;Hri*it .their PURINA lewtJ. Tel. 1190 Touch* sedan for ton A Watson, Opp. Bull Park. doctor. FOR RENT * fREAL ESTATE FOR SALE FREE ESTIMATES, on all work, o n 117-92 just it*. Phono 784rent—40 acre celwith or without full Mecca Hem mock fully Irrigated. Sant Dighton, Mayfair Inn. Phone 1290._____ CARPENTER. 612 Myrtle Ave s .ln lU t f * a , . n l o . . l EXPERT tpainting —.contract or hourly' basis. S. G. Grogan. Free estimates. Phone 783-J. I 'Y D L M I T FU. State Hank llldg • Phone .1030 • 2--------------------------- —:---------------REAL ESTATE INSURANCE MORTGAGE LOANS RATMOND M. BALL, Reallec , Beglsterol Broker and Insurance Agent Rm. 4 ‘ ’ Florida State BankJMdg. 10 Wanted to rent portable aewlng machine for 2 weeks. Phone 296-W. .. I’LL BUY vour car regardless nf age or condition. Roy Reel, 308 W. 2nd SL i ruihtirt '.Vtl.t.lAM t;. 111.Mottle p,f,n*lftnt. hvit ra n m v o itc on licit m - r t » i.ii'A T io x The sist* •>• Florida; Hfretln* Toi WtllUni I’. Ft mine. *rh»«* i«*1* •lenrr i, unknown* * t». p . I I t i l l \ l " iX . C le r k o f «*lr>'olt C o u r t . S e lllitlo le I 'n u n i r , H tele o f F l o r i d a . - Btuineso Opportunities • I Weal) ROOFING agency for Semit-oi* County,- Bargain Price. Write box 79. c /o Herald. 12 TO SELL ’EM, TELL ’EMWilh An Ad SPECIAL 1F*W1CE3 Thoroughbred Berkshire Rrrrdlng Boar for service. Phone 640-J, Blue Bird Tavern. TREES trimmed; mlscltoe, moss removed. Trees taken down. I,. R. Roth. 1202 W. 2nd St. Phone 093. * FOR RENT—Floor sand-r. Easy operation. Reasonable rates, San­ ford Paint A Glass Co. Phone 303. EMPTY trailer van returning to New York, pointi east. Return load reduced rate*. UNITED, 243 W. COlh SC New York, N. Y. Circle 7-3191...' r — ■■ ' 4 • DODGE PLYMOUTH PARTS AND SERVICE 100 Palmetto Ave. Phone 1011 wheels balanecd, front end align­ ed, -Pins, lluahingy. OH Filters, Shock Absorbers, Spark Plug*. Brake Drums-turned. Battelir* recharged. Mechanic on duty 8:30 A. 51. to ti P. 51. Firestone. YA-DE moth proofing lasts 6 I ll E, 1st St. Phone 12. veate. Have your woolens moth proofed now. Downtown era A Lanndry, 113 Pa Gobd bicycle. Phone 681-W. I ll E, Ave. Phono 914. 21st St. V ----« NEW 10 ft. McCray meat Plano Tuning and Re^lrlag. L. L and scales for sale. Phone 696,; am. fln .w . ■ Sanford, Ha. ■ .— ■ ■ ■ ■ SIGNS Cub cruiser, 100 bp. 3 place,. Just' Show cards sad PeaUrs recovered. Call 235-M. O— DUE'S SIGN SRRVIC8 O. D. fandress. Phons 1021 4 CEILING fans for sale. I.ancy's Drug Store. RADIATORS cleaned and repair SEEDBED COVERS—200 lb Imre<l. *;ohen Radiator Shop, lot lap bag*, suitable for trrdbed Sanford Ave. Ph. 36«*W. cover*.. Central City Bag Co. Phone 417M. I'. O. Bo* 2462, Or- Painting, plastering and minor carpenter work. 1026 W. 12th, lando, Fla. WANTED-^Metal turning lathe. Telephone 6. . ■ _____ IS NINTH JtJUIflAt, VIIU 'H T COURT. Hr.MINt'l.i: COL'NTJ. ICTATU «>K n.O tllt»A . IN CHAN* CKIIV. o in .i.i:r- J. JUsMOJtR, Vn» are ti,-i,t<r nmlflcA amt rs* •tulie.1 In e|i(»*, t to ,* ifrlaln Iltll .••t ,'nniplstnl Hied ailalnil 'nu for Illvnrre. now i^-n.llnu in the L'lf* Watch and clock repairing. Klee- a riiti ('nut I of Keminnle C»uMg. trie Appliance, Sewing Machine n o t nla. .returnable t<< the itntr par and vacuum cleaner repairs. The nf Amult 4th liar of teld tnotilli. Home Shop, 1700 Sanford Avr. I»IJ. 411 tMeuli thereof estd i> u » slit ikih rCtl aspatto. G. C. Fellows. Phone 1I4S-J. I^t- Ihu order he puMlepe.1 for the etatnlorv time reiiulieif It) law. fi*r four consecutive seek* In the FLOOR SANDING A finishing. •. cleaning A waxing. Out power sjofont llrrakt. a Neeiiwitri nf aeneral rlrrsfyttnn III eekl coimtv unit enables us to work where • ml itatc. • there is ‘ no electric eonno tlo.i . W I T N f p d v tv H A N K s m l o f f i c i a l available. 21 yraia experlrnc*. •cal o f n f f l i e at H a n f o id , K lo ild a . ' 11. M. Gleason, l^ke,Mary, Fla. this Ini day of Inly A*. t> I»I7. VERY ATTRACTIVE 0 room home and two large lots, with plenty of fruit—Spanish design­ ed sturco on ateel—recently re­ decorated "and in good »ound condition. Owner leaving city .and wifi sell completely furnbh, m). NEWLY constructed 5 room home. . close In on comer—3 lots partly Q planted in'young rltrm—need* ;• some finishing losjde which pur• chaser could complete at Ms * ; own convenience. I.arg» gar­ C L E A N IN G AND age, workshop, and storo.romn H H. P. •Electric motor, Baiteiy LAND DRAINAGE. 2 NEW CATER* and Eleclrle . IU<llosl Vyruum on concrete floor*. Owner lud PILLAR DKI8BL BULLDOZ­ Cleaners, Electric Irons, Used . built for his nwn home, now ERS WITH P A L M E T T 1 Tools, Clocks. A Watches. Fred • forced to «ell by change of em­ RAKER T W O 3/4 YD. Myrrs, 311 E. 2u I St. Phone ployment. $8,300. • D RAGLINB8. B QUIPMF.NT 4J7-J. npruveil and unlmpreve I front­ NOW IN THIS VICINITY age on J-'edgral Hlgltyray 17 ami NIMNJCHT CONSTRUCTION 6 AKT1CLES W A N T E D — — CO.. OHLAN DO, FLA. PHONE ** FRED W._gKNDlhi A 2-2981. i JOHN W. D.'■MOORE . Room 2 . RENT A CAR YOU DRIVE IT PHONE 299 BWICKLAND-MORKIHON U DR1VB-IT. INC. SEE US FOR MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING AND TYPINO CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD 119 N. Park Phone 180 •a NEW, two atory, three bedroom Highest rasb price paid for used tF home. Two eer garage. On furniture. Ted Drtvl* Furniture comer lot 110 a 140 In Mayfair. HIGH SCHOOL—Complete you* Co. 311 E. 1st. Ph. 068. high school- at home in spars Will sell unfurnished or furnished. tlmo with American School Phone 856-M. 7 Pets, Livestock, Supplies Texts furnished. No claaaas. Dio CO acres, celery land, 8tt of N iV'i lorn*. Fra* booklet Write Amer o f NWtt See. 17. T 20. R 31 H RIDING HORSE-genUo. It. M. lean School, P. 0. Box 2161, Or Gleason, (.aka Mary, Fla. Phone , 0 mllea out of Sanford Av,. Undo. 4 2G0I. Adjoin* Smith farm out 1'lnee x p e r t r a p i d r e p a ir in g way road. R. R. Adjoins prop­ TWO JERSEY milk cow *-one Fred Myers, 111 K. 2nd S t erty. Make offer cash or term*. three weeks fresh, other fresh E. K. Pierre. 221 Main 8t.. Jackafter Sept. 1st. 2640 Sanford ATTENTION MOTHERS eoavllle, Fla, T.i, i, Ave. Phone 136. — DIAPER SERVICE— Baby Valret famishes hospital Good mule for aale rhea " P - T. B. a r t ic l e s ) f o r sale dean^tarlle diapers and deodor­ Klnard, P. O. Box 206, U ke ________l_______________ ^ ised container. Economical and Monroe, Fla. aafs. Fully medically approved Call Daytona 2497*W collect for . FLOWERS HELP W A N T E D details. 99 dlapcU, $2 a w w : -Fee all occasions "F1R8T IN SANFQRDVcNKILL A YOST FLORISTS j u t off Celery Cflery WANTED—part time tnrssrngrrs, TRACTOR MOWING-Ws I Lh. 810 R 66 per cists. - Waatoro-UnUn. .n ie s M " " " '' Dr. FhnrlcM I „ I’ rrsonn OptomrtriHl Sanford Allantfc Ilk. llldg. Hours; «.|2 1-5 Phone 298 --------— Hat. 9*11 - — Eye* Ksamlnrd* Glasses Filled c BACKACHE, LEG PAINS MAY BE BANGER SIGN O f Tirw d K id n e y s m N ilir tS d ik fv a y n fU k ls i Wkwxi. TW t A 4aj, ••4 M 9R99I19 »9M* mil mi tkd m m i P*>pU p»M rW vI I I f U » |l ri IIn o f kH iw r tube* and Alien Aon tw orb ««ll,p o| 9At»oM tm U m a tlira liT S I n l M M o o i T h a a t H M s a R u r iU r t i u n i K I bucktfhe^FtbRvmRlIe palna. U« paint, b -s >4 r«P « » d 9A9TWT. Vtitlnff up otetita. isreiilpr. p i f t a a M i i l i r t l i i » r « , Nu m A m u r A Alul* IVRquenl_o^ aru nl y a wru i U ** “ IMM- DIAPER SERVICE Fpr Reaertallons pr Immediate Deliver;-U SANFORD— PHONE 23157 2100 East Robinson Avt^ Orlsndo fornitur* Kstiaisluag Cabiaet Work Expert Workmsaiklp THE SANFORD CABINET SHOP 124 PaknpUo Aeaaat Wheeler o f Sanford CANVAS AWNINGS . CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS VENETIAN BUNDS Alaali•aa^ Steel, Weed I IB DAT DELIVERY We REPAIR! FREE ESTIMATES Phone 808 REPAIRS Three Day Service All .Work • Guaranteed 12. Months The ,Watch Maktc at O l --------- Scientists Tells Of Disappearing; Canal On iMars .. By RENNIE TAYI.OIt AP Sciener Reporter SAN FRANCISCO Tim mvsleiiou* “ canals" on Mar* have n Irlckv nay nf apprariny ami disspjmnring In a few vrrvmls. Dr. Lib.,oi |-,-itii ,.f .ML Wilson observatnfY. hh* 'itollcnf In *6 series nf weird ex|verieni-e« while nf»sriving Ihi* strange mntkings on the red ulaneL- . . . ^ He IhinVs this pbanH<nt-lite rpi.ilitv rnav lie Ihe reason sonM ixis'tlij -liellevr Ibe Martian ca­ nals me only an' optical illusion For 70 veara they have lieen n l-H*’ I- I" H'lmimmeis. -iOnlv a lew keen .rued observers have rr|ni|to,| scriiiu them. Iff all th* photograplis taken of the plane! not,one imlispuledly sinner ca­ nals. . Along with a lot of oilier astmnnnier*. Dr. I'riHi would lik-> l*» have pholograpl.s aeluslly allowing the mysterious mark, ings. Hr made a series of obser­ vations In ail atjrmpt In deter­ mine what jrinild have lo la- done to catch t7ie lines on a photo, graphic plate. With one eve nt a small le|e scope anil with sketch honk ami |>niril in halull Dr. Pcllll apenl manv nights makitir drawings of of the planet’s fare. He didn't have much hope nf seeing "ihr canals but thought he might get an idea lei using a camnia.. That was back in IlM'.l when Mats was in a favoiahte position f"l olisrivation, but the uncunuy tilings he saw wrie ir|>oitrd only leccntly In Ih# ,1'idilicationa of be Astromnniral Society of the Pacific. Ibm morning alniut '1:311 o'clock "ben optical conditions weie near ty ideal he saw a dark lino shoot northward frt)IU* a point lienr Hie Martian npialor stalling like a wtiguliog la.ll of lightning - and steadying 'as it progressed, lo a spot mil fm from Ihe planet's north pole. The. length of the si leak appealed to la- al~mt 2..V-I1 miles and It made Hie jump limn n seroml. Almost simultaneously n second ilaik line slmt ft mn iiuoUici piiint south of .the eipintor to Hie same spot iieni the north poly.-*A third one nt>|H-nred almost * ns i|ui,-kl>Ttu* tin re of them made n |wi'.tern something like the pumgs of a pitrhfork. A short time later a fourth line ap|H-aied. Through a linger te!r*rn|ie Dr. I'cttit Inter di-trrteil mliiltional I lilies, some of which Viuased, fonu*. mg intersection which suggested iivm-s in u dr sett. Home of Ibe PAGE S E V E N . lines were twins, running psral* lei and close tb each other. He also noted that-with the ad­ vance nf the Martian tnuijn tho surface turned finnt green to large ahndrd nreas of the planet's brown. As the color changed new lines ap|»eared agnlH.st Hie brown background. * To photograph the pattrrn. Dr. Pettit aaid, exposures o f not more than one second will have to lie made. It) terms of star photogra­ phy llfht is tinliesid.of.speed. As­ tronomical photographs* tvqulre rxipjauiM sontctibte* lasting hours. I>f. Pettit and an associate. Dr. Edwin P. Huldilc who will la- in charge *of the 200-inch telescope now nearing completion on Pnlntuar .Mountain, Iwlii-ve the huge Instrument will prndure the first photographs to show conclusively whether Iher- are cannls on-- Mar*. „ They also think the I’nloniat giant III indicate whether Mats is In­ habited by intelligent beings. U o f F Enifineerini; College Faculty Jins Nine N ov Members —as ■■ professor.of mechanics, former as-velste professor, Universjtya,*f Kentucky. V, , 4 ' • lifton C. Hill: a«*oH*te fr'.sor of mechanies. former in-ii-i.ea i at Virginia I’olyteehble . ,^ -/i GAINKSVn.I.K. July 17 <8pec-J Initliiltr. lilrbatil I., ilarrin, ■ assletshbl (all -Appointnirnt of nine new rc-'-an h engineer, former ,T*~ 'facility memliers to the ln»'r” iirch engineer at the'Unlversl* tional and reseatrh staff o f the ty *of lamlsvlllr. University of Florida College of EnTlneering ha* been approved by • James A. Tankeryley. assistthe Board of Control, Pmtidcnt ant professor, mechanical engirt* . John J. Tlgvrt announced totlay'. n r . former mining anil testing: . ; >Thr additional _.j»ppnfrU")enp •ngipcer' private indiustry. , Erir-'-N. Thor,'a* distant profes­ weir made in ptepatnllon for in-creased enridlhieut In tlie Engirt'-' sor, mivhnuiral engineering, eering I'nllege this fall ’ for expand­ Ittrr instructor at- If, S, Military ing te.eairh in the Englnevr'm:, Arnilcmy, \Ve*t Point. and Industrial Experiment Hta-I Willinni A. Leffler, Jr., assistant m Hon. in rssenirli,‘ former ileslyn engUv* New appointee* include; i ccr. in ptivntc industry. E. Ik-nald Kemteilye -n«aiM int Westley Durttev, avslslant In H* professor, electilcnl eni’ tiic- ling, enreh. former experimental*sn»-» anil trsr airh'fr.gitu-cr 4ji V T fun . gloci'r In private ludustryr. project, foirtier hr„ul of tin- ile-t M il l I’" It ’ Rogi I . instructor,' sign section, Washington In di­ -I engiui-oi m g. fnrmeF lute o f Technology.. f lu.tructor with Army Engineer*. Stanton t\ D. Lawson, ass's-idte THE OLD HOME TOWN •*9*iIH*4 U t 0*«t By STANLEY �4 . '■ THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA IB EIGIlT Sailing Ships Still lined For World Commerce :ttn For State Office 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 o f w a t e r t r a n s jt u r t a l lo n 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” Army Plane In Announced Short Strike Tiea Up Cincinnati Hotels C IN C IN N A T I/ July 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 *1na *the Vtn I, 'I*1 haI, j ni.a One. 023-Ton 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 (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. UCKY S T R IK E presents THE MAN WHO KNOWS TOBACCO AVCTIONHR! 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 S C O n 'S SC R AP B O O K By R. J. SCOTT • ■ ■ |t‘n l l > » . Iraa, !*»■» Om ) 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 - Star of India, l>u it in Sc -'laed in 1803, greasing 1,318 tuna. She . THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1917 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.' •• m 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 H i p p o p o t a m u s s p r e a d s His f a c e o p e n a b o u t f o u r . FEET WHEH YAWMH How M A N Y Tots AND FINQERS HAD THL C O M M O N ANCESTOR. OF M A M M A L S ? Fiv e each d ib it s Doctor Reveals New Way To Give Medicine «-a*■*1 '» IMESE on eaT r e m iTv c l a i m The Ho n o r HAV1N<4 CAST the FIRST LA Rftf. BELLS *i ( ABOUT M O Q ) y 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 d ifferen t •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 •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 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 — and « 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 W E A T H E R '.'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 SANFORD, F L O R ID A . D A IL Y N E W SP A P E R F R ID A Y . JU I.Y IS. 1947 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 O fficia ls NO. 176 A ss o cia te d Press Leased W ir e Veto Of Tax Sanford'* •bonded indebtedness ha* been reduced from a peak of $7,461,246 on Sept. 30. 1933 to $4,878,000 at of July I thi* year, a 34 percent reduction, ac­ Action Seen Neces­ Underground AsksDN G u e r i l l a s Said To cording to figures released today To Intc*i;vcnc For sary Due .T o Loss Be *•Inflicting T er­ by City Manager H. N. Sayei. 4,51)0 J e w i s h I t u­ O f Racing Funds, Thi* reveal* a $2,583,246 re­ rible D a m a g e On rn i g r a n t s Sei/.cd Increased Salaries Line O f R e t r e a t Pending Airport' Leg­ duction of bonded indebtrdnei* MeasCire Termed By during a 14 year period. At the JEKI M I I M . July 18. (4’* ist a t io n Discus­ time of. iatue during the "boom" A lour null incteate in the gen President Unsafe, &HENS. July 18 W*l A Greek I lagan i . Jewish umlcigiound. period of 1922-27. bonds had sed B y Floridians etal County School las which will Unsound, U n f a i r; communique laid today nationalinterest late* of 51* to 6 |>ercent. incteate the lev y Itom 6 to 10 organic.itioli. .ippralrti to thr t til­ in plane* were inflicting i f » f * Senate Set To Act led Nall, ifCoouui.sion I. h U v i » Andiew Carraway. City Com­ The City was later unable to loiart on gucriilla* who were Ilezmissioner, and Kdwaid lliggim. carry this interest during the de­ mill*, tubject to approval ol, the intctveiic m lirhalf uf 4*50U Jr * ‘ U /VSHlNitlON, July 18 <45 ing northeast of lonnina before Manager of the Sfminole Count) Slate Depaitment of Education, tail - inimi pants whose slop v* »y period and on Mar. I. Hie lloil-r ItKla) »oJrd to ovripunuing ground force* and tavag- Chambci ol Commeicr. returned |pression '|i))7 the bqndt were iclunded wat yeiteiday voted by the Sem­ lioaislcl bs Hi i I p Ii naval aulhori ndr 1‘ iriidrnl 11111u.Hi» trcoli'd ing village* on the wray. yevleiday from Washington where |anj iJ,,. inieir»l wat sealed down inole County Hoard of I'uliht In iirs alter .« blttei battle oil til. 1J u h 1i s li e r.s * Stocks j Measure T o Cash GI vrlu o| ’ llir Republican-back»J War Miniitcr George Strato* Ihey repretented the City ol San tlruction. Palest lor .oa.l this moiipng A r c A t L o w e s t Bonds Placed On $ 4.00ll.0 <i0 .00(i i.,x cut. Hut nidi•aid anotlirr and laigrr guerrilla ford in matter* pertaining to the to I peicent. A leliaWe Jewish soui.r .aid “Tbit incteate in inillage, tai.l On Sept. I. thi* interest on out calioni art dial llir Snutr may ol Native -wat expected along the former Naval Air Station pro;wrLevel On Record! Senate Must List that the ap|ieal had lieeu deliveirsl •landing bond* wpll be incicaied Supt. 1.awImi tiHlay, it made net tuilain llir I'leMtlrut ami thu* kill no'thwrit frontier. The Greek go*- ty. Participating in the conferto* the .hlilinan ol the l 1 N, rturyidu r tolot*, of rare (lack '/< of I peicent. .Tbit incteate Hi M II.I.I VM M HMBILVN WASHINGTON. July 18 id i. llir bill. ....................... V-wraejil Mwl lire - lull gun nil l ' m- - i >u Wa»luni*"n w<v-,J, II amlv 4a2-t>i)kiil u.Ltundt, alid to an $88,000 mete**-' comnusicii i oii*Iiii-m--si by tbe the llag.in.sh high hi fc V m W - v l “ ba.V4v,,Y»I' Htsu oltuiJKp^i^TrtVctl' ftkliV ’ -V41ir *i"H3i»r' vnlr‘ t3^dckuull wa* band "invaded" Gieece^frotf? 4V Lltller, Melbourne aiip.ul mana­ it M lB l bomb o f which tlw ^ ^ ^ * * * + * * 0 ^ Some l . S. nrw *|ij|ici i-iil-li-Iiri* a $4.09|,2t)M,i)00 rilimatf-ol tin* 2*8) til 108. 28 m,nr tbsn tbe neeII PHllNMiil ••m !*•«* » bania with the aim of »eltin« up ger; 1/n Fugle, mayor ol Del.and; waterworks leachei* ul -Seminole County interest wa* 2 percent, taid Mr. .tie pzying tky luVli * i'll- c> lot cuuniiy * ioingn aid piugiain ioi »taiy two il-ii.lt mip-idy. A total a irparate Curnrnuniit govern­ Fred Grot), city manager of.-Deirceivrd $292.HUll last yean Sayer. nryttpniif in an iiitrinitionai lire llir nrxt 12 nioulhi along‘ with 4 ol (ii Drmot rail joined 216 Hrment. ro l.anil; Walter Wally, president ol According to the City au.lit re­ whereat during the -coating trim in.ii krt th a t-slirlilir.- Iiulil Nrw flat Adminiitraliun dcilaiatioii publu am in llir tule to ovctildc , "Bsndili patting through vil the DcLmd Chamber ■ ol Com­ port of .Sept; HO. 1930, the bonded It it rsllllialrd IIi it the) will |r Yuik In llir Orient that no addilmhal lumL will hr llir I'lnidrnl. . laget have committed crime* ol merce; City managei Mobley and debt. on Jan. I. 1910 at issued seise more than $180.INK), he a>I'.i|ki In-in t’.iha-l.i. ^wctlrli. longltl liefurr 1948. under the old charter was hut l liaiiuiau I all ( K Olnti> lold^unimaginable brutality." the rorn- Huller of Gainesville and Waller gj jt.ooO. Until 1922 this wa* in seited. i ranee ami I’ul unl i* bring- mkl llir inloinialion wa* uiadr pui*- ir|Mi|lrti tbr Senate Rr,*iublu all mijjqur lom the Greek 8th di­ Shelly, city managei ul D.ivlun r ; , r, | by 111$,<>00. lie added, however, that it I* -ml ollrirtl at pncrt lii-m anlun.l Iu in a (i8(l.it(lU-wonl liaiiwinit |mbx) louiiultlrr will p in t, lot a vision -laid. "Village* have been Beach. * ' [ ' T h ro the boon) alwrta-d Mild ap- possilde that n iedueti.ni of 2 v*tilt tin- tu trill ol Irtlimuny* takrq by the I lout* Vote lain Imlay on Ilie d lu , T A I.I MIASSEE, Fla-, Ju ly 18. $2<)m .i ton Up IIlu* In. gioun oroun mrt met with re rrnirtrnpillaged and many inhabilanlr .ioen j l"oval |n |W2of|hrbond C itrissue* a d d rdincreased. -$325,000 mills may l* effected in Uoid Ip- MT i Trtni -rrr.tg e- " ’ Mnv on Hie "up ” Al Trail ime puli-' Appiupiutioni A p-ti, r 11ul Rrj-ublaan-llrinotelrit uii.l siiikiiig fund le'vy. This lotiinnllrr on * -killed." lalive Joe llendnck* and diicust-j|0 bon.1^] debt. The Um.lt of would iiiakr a net Increase of only W a ll. i I ■ —titi ib i liru-il t-C- i|(inall lltliri li,it. pant $2'*f) .i*-Ion rial ioablion ndlr.l up in lirt niiilli inill dollai inratuia bund Dl%Todgrd from the 7.000 foot eel Senate Hill $<»4. a bill to give! n,22 were: $i!7,IH8l for dock and 2 mill*. on* o f tin In o c clmr)f«-**uf lr,*i-Hot $2*81 iliaigc i» 21*1 |-ci ling up l.i*l miuutr. douirtlii prcdi llmiir tbe. Ilioir titan tim lluidi heights of Mt. (iamila, 18 mile* cities, paiticulaily .mallei one*. thr| i‘oat l«a»ln; $36,000 to irfoml<tlir latlv. ' it -ry a g ain -*-fontici It-1Silpl. I.awt.ni said lliat he Imd irnt .il-,-»r tlie »o t .tiled uuilui l •llting with $ 1 3 4 9 .16I.4IKI tu t a l ­ ltl-t)<>ltty nr,r»«aiy I.i ointblow north of loanninn, the hulk of the lli-rin-- •’ I'jp y - f K--> D- • * lS t% £ £ ' s-ll itisli ucte.l hv tile (.a id to 21)00-inan guerrilla force started ptivilege of u.ing building. and| The .ifii—»~ lw.» r--imt---nrii- not (line oi $'H j toll ibliiriril ill ly out llir nation** toirlgu poll llir veto. 1 be llniltr lull call plePaie a tentative budget to lake |4lflhM, for , rW„ r». a march orr lightly defended loan other intUllalioni on lonner gov- jn(f un-b-i oli'ncj- I'npy'* trial by*Jury Nrw 5 »ik. tin- pn-e ,it wlmli llir ■y 111 llir iii -*ii I Ii a linmrdi4tr!y ibtiwrtl a icilict.inti.il ilult ol Drmnina five day* ago. l-uyaliX* a* einmenl air station, that aie not! In 1923. the library got $6,900 to Tullahnssee pest Week and sub on tin- ll-i-c iInOge* will ill—ii mil to the Slate Depnilltu-til .if gir.it l-ulk ol new-;>•ml. uiotllvi j||r,„| ocialt ill iiippml i-l llir litraiuie, serted the Irrrgulnr* hatTU-eh rut within the area* technically known more; $30,900 in bonds were aphere M--ii-h»y. Kducatlon for its . on»ideintion. Inta amaU jmits which were seat |-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 i ..,l _ i .,i l |„„„ ’ prove.1 for an athletir field (MuniM6>000 WM The lii.l of W,. I., h css lei id fending Pap), inainialiu’-l in* *h* Stair* t-vkl itWiii ntr over a wide, rug­ a. airport neucle, which have been. uie, niveting ihrrd irlirl. luaiii, rllnlive Jkl). I, 1948 llir cli.illlged area 10 mile* northeast of deeded previously I" the cities. Uinde.1 fur a golf link* tSeminole Winter Park to re.roof the l.y- inthm «-f Floridu law wu- nil-ge-l I'ulilitlieii ol li|rliii|nilit.ill ill man School nt laogwod was ac­ ll|e Gierk-1Ulkilli aid pioptiani bei bail xiile.l 2li8 In I 17 two loannina near the villager of in an indictnieilt ruiint nceudpg . . . The bill authoii/es the usr ol Country (’lullI and newer* drew .iff,.*mg Bep III alley bra a. well .11 . tuiall-lown papn. and llir Alliiy * iHCUpali-u* l-io- vlinlI id ibr -iripiurtl Iwit-thlldl, Frandgadhei, Klatokhori and llhol- the funds that may he derived another 180.00(1, a total of lino,. cepted, Mr. latwtiii aniioliPted. Pap) Since no Idds weie received nt (Xlhom oC-Snnfoid n l»ril*** to ianiln in the foothill of Mt. Timfi ) -,,r p-iying (amy pntr* in pad gram. irpir-rnt* thr total ol a tu tuilaiu Mi. Iiuuiaii'c veto 000. from the use, lease or sale ol |..,t mpplici. In 1924 it wa* decided to build thia time for ronveraion' of th<> fraln from -voting un a bill which „ U| dangriouil) Farther north. Spitfire fighter •llll-inirl 1 bail pirtrnlrd by l ol tbr lint lull wlmli would have shop liud.liMg i'sslss .i would .hiivi* denied telegrupli >n planes caught two more hatu'hm* this properly lor' the operation a new City Hall and lamd* were Lyman 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. in tsvlnea along the southern foot­ ol the air|M>it, Mr. Higgins ex­ issued for S75.000. Other 1924 U. S. Imill 1C||<-1 * at tl,a end ill ill kit III il ilr hills of Mt. Smolika* and were plained. It emphasized' the gov- bond* Issued Were: $ 10,18*0 for the the district were, authorized to Hi- aigtnjjl tlmi Florltla ln« cemetery; $ 100,000 foi paving; engage wolkmeii to make min- rovri t-niy atteliipj* to lirjtw- act ,, May were llir lowrit Irvrl on •aid to have inflicted crushing Joseintpent'i interest in inaintainipg lllUkQUO for w w h s - and- $50,000 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 trcirl brtwrru ibr com- 1'iriitlrnt liiunan today *rnt Ton An unconfirmed report said ‘.MS as many airports a* possible in to build n city jail. a . . . . u M il til* nil mil* iiiilil I k* iilliiinl. .1 il.r .....I | M lir *..,. 111111 ./ I.i rAtititu1 ... , . . 1. * 1,1 1IHI U| JtitMtmiK »■» Other 1924 issue* were:, water­ Ittmtrr whii won bdbc* were found in the ravine actual operation and recogniz­ liutlrr and NXimhI un llir giouild* giro a ir-und irto ul the Kenrflri*.aiiw-«lM.M whkh were tiu-j,,|c U|f|, |r|Mn| uf ||tr Amr(IC asd that army units captured .100 ing 'he costs lliaf must be met works IKindt. $.175,000; Ua* plnnt, ed that this WoU-d not cost mot duty -f ........fferer to p e r f o . ^ that It may br drudrd to deny puhlii an ba.kid $4 ( 1( 111,000,000 titan $ I .hot i, mors ol the estimstnd H0() rt la-1* $157,000; paving, $140,000 and Mine it U the duty of u mein-, i*cw*|»->|»ei I'ublnhn* Aituctalion. by mailer cities whose revenue* $62,000. The toUl iaaue ol 1924 ••»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 Rimiaa uibil w-u-r waa $1,124.0*). tranaporting sch.wd cldldteii l-i all- gr-l nlleotpi l-T l-riltr him not)'"'all in rtlntimi In t--lul L. S. ol dir luudt which went into ibr /** »jftf&f ’utlIVtal rejwnl ail.l at*' r7imitecf. *— *CO were killed and 90 raptured in (n 11*25, pavinr '-on.ls w«ra rrivatelf owned vehicle, to J. II. tu *utc i* in, M-'In'tl n. lie oultl. j - -"laiiniptioiT. fiiul ilietr-way iiilu|compilation. While Uu-yhill prohibits the n»e the first phase of the attack and of the designated propert>* for istue.l to the amount of $131000 Join-, nod M. M. Ks'es of Ovte' ' iJiaiiUL'la_by—tin. Fiat*- Attorney Ph I O' C-nncll o r lia lf Ir iilrl a mlilnl Ir^ialn- ' _ . that remnants of the- hand Were manufacturing purpqsra,. it ^rf.'-nml I'^H.OOtl. In 192.1 paving ihi, Clem rtowep and Hewer Hal- of Wr»t Halm llra.-b. a*-ignr<l VIHUS Imit i- Miiat -if tile -I- idem running in two direction*. south mil.., their fur. dittrihutiun, honda wars-' laaued In tha amount* 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 |irnnit immrdiatr rash- 1 I .|)|14*l‘ !l I I llW M lt f* ing uf veteran*' terminal leave '! ^ » » L I 4 U toward Mrisovo. stronghold dm. kervires, and similar functiuna. of $7(1.000 and $02,000. Total pav. 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 IkiiiiI* to their pir-adjournThe Florida delegation we* as­ ing honda Uaurd ware $1,41X1,000. northeast toward the height* of sured hy Hep. Ilemirirkii an 1 He- ToUl waterworka bond* were tun, contracta cannot U- mad.- negative action- l-y biilx-ry. It 1 them* iii-l they, atr inakiug uirnt lint lull clung tu July 2(1 Mt. Smolikas The report *md publican mrntU-rs that th- bill valued at $700,000. Os* pl.nl 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- railed during this session t-ond* totalled $.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 W „ives 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 1 hi*- . 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 S uffers From Erosion Un- arraignetl and p.-tr-l !-,in.l- fiiinii’i IJtliuanuiii tlii-ltiui.il*, ie(Itiuiruara >■ l-xi, Mil 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 of 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 thr 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 i p y I DJI I W ltflO 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, ha. 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 1L... \V *■*. 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 f l l t f — Will* tha ni-eataa Itf n f . a l a . 7 . . . . * »ist,-r of Mr*. Kairuksli*. aaid *he and flag—with the neceatity of that lie would not testify ill the thdB a year in Antwerp In charge ir a a lla a M * « ■ !■**• S i s ) , Keitel anil Cul. General Al­ Brewing In China wavs than an iron lung, and if coatly road rebuilding. I hail not la-aril directly from' l(er helm 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 Steamer Sinks VrASTJtotET&s: France, had written stating tier entered the port of Antwerp each ________ 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, Meihukow. Sian ami llafeng, W3 Copper Producers tween soner*" hv the Ituaiixn* Imt he th* Homtiay Steam Navigation wear business. Whan It became and sell for fantastic price*. .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.OOO 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 For 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 Ja p ­ 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* Attend Meeting In Washington Newsprint Sold ;Group Releases O n “ FreeM arket” Estimate Of U.S. At Fancy Prices Foreign Aid Cost Pauv, Trial Refuses To Annul Charge Of Bribery T IUN Council Muds. On Bulknn Issue Lions Endorse Plan For State Building Conidr. Wimbish, Former Sanfordite fyds Fowign Duty Indian Boys At Camp Winona Settle Down To Variety Of Sporta And Activities I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 17, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 17, 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 17, 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/d8f6112e40f41f13bd1c7cc206e5dfb2.pdf 516b0c7b8ceb083accd11d75e41c7697 PDF Text Text WEDNESDAY, JULY Iff, 1917 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA A PUZZLING PLANE THAT FOLDS UP Mathematrick STAMP TAX ; u 1 Arrange the numbers | one to fourteen. elusive, In the fourteen surrounding white boxes so that the numbers In the three boxes on each MARBLE MYSTERY LJERK ii a stamp poser to tax * * your wits: Mr. Phil A. Tellst hat three rare stamps in his collection. One Is red, one 4s brown, one Is blue. The denominations are 26 dilars, 10 dilars and 2 dilars, hot necessarily |n that order. Can you determine the color o f each denomination from the following statements, only one of which Is nirreet? 1. Jhe 26 dilar stamp Is red. 2. The 10 dilar stamp la not 3. Tlie 2 dilar stamp Is not nineteen In every case. -m m •■n' J*u* si m w * ! s i mtu »i • i«si pu*r*e se-sw "• .) »s »j s w ,*«JV £ , 7 / > 7 J their marbles to arrange some trades. They found that together they had a total of 174 marbles. For the trading, Juan arranged all hla marbles into piles of seven each, while Jote divided his Into piles o f nine each. Between them they had 22 piles. How many marbles had each boy? EGGZACTLY RY this catch question on friends - One .hundred hens laid 100 esHs in one hour and forty *■" ' ." V / 1 \ minutes. At the same rate of / speed how long will It take seven The Gorgon's Head Mystery THE JEALOUS HUSBANDS Mrs. Bcednne and Mrs. Ceeme MRS.wereAppleby, good friends and so it came about that ________ . ‘ \ pUZZLIKO Is only a hobby to C. B. Colby. Avia• tlon la his profession, so the silhouette of the plane that Is the solution o f hie latest‘‘ Foldie" puttie Is technically correct In detail To solry a “ Foldie.” which Is a new version of _____ • an old pufile that was ones, very popular, you • ^ a i^ r N 'c i O I I R I K j r i cut out Urn entire boxed area above. Then, hy U LJL J -1 U — folding snd refolding It, you cause the splotches 1. One thousand, two hundred, 0f black within It to meld Into one design—the nothing’ and one Is hound to silhouette of the plane at left. . . . ----------- 4. One thousand, fifty and There's no doubt about If, Sutan Hayward it Hit personi­ fication of IT, according to the Hollywood idea o f it. But eht'd hardly bring to mind tomt o f thi other ."its" for which tht Greeks anif others, hart words. You hart to think up them, in this Whit Quit. Girt your mem­ ory a tossing around, and tost I T was ons of Inspector Ferret’s oddest rases. Thera was no apparent reason why any one /xcepl Doctor K should have killed Mrs. K. • is But before drawing conclusions, let us have the doctor’s story: “ My wife couldn't sleep and as the night was warm she seated herself by the screened window In. our bedroom. The lflgbt was offend I dosed off, then sud­ denly awoke with the startling feeling that something awful had happened. 1 railed out to her to find If she was all right. She replied reassuringly. 1 guessed I had had a nightman and. decided I needed a cigarette. CRYPTOGRAM leave contempt. five hundred showing a result that Is dear. lucid snd glowing. the three women and their husbands went off on a hiking trip together. It turned nut that their hus­ bands all were jealous men, and this presented a problem when the six hikers reached a wide river. For there was only one boat at hand In which they could get across, only two persona could jret In the boat at a time, and no woman could be with a man unless her husband was present. In what manner, then, did they cross the river, in the boat and avoid trouble among the men? If you’ve never tackled a poser like this before, we suggest that you use three pennies to represent the .husbands and three nickels or dimes for the wives, in working it out observation of Joseph Conrad may be A WISE read by deciphering this substitution crypto­ gram. You can do it by discovering what system of alphabetical arrangement was substituted In spelling nut the seven words L’MI.fiSZ f»WQ 0 JM7.R IW OCT .SQOAIR.JGS> , KBK.NQZ. Th* Encyclopedia of Putties and Pastimes axya that after th* invention o f movable types and printing presses Introduced literature to the European masses, but before censorships of the dictators of that time were torn down, the charade was a common form of political propaganda. It was difficult for censora to cope with it; for them to place the worst construction upon a charade was to admit the validity of the gossip or ely allegations that It concealed. The acted charade wai popu­ lar In older times, with guests dividing themselves Into teams to endeavor to .’ ’stump” each other with words dramatized. Thousands o f the versified variety of charade have been authored by members of the National Puxilert* League for their unique organ, Tht Enig­ ma. An eight-letter example: DIAMOND / looked in the LAST for a FIRST today, Or to put it another way I spent a FIRST before the LAST, Holding my attention fast. Was it a useful thing to do, Or id ltn ttrl should rut 7 My WHOLE will never, never . tell, Tho it reckoned my F1R8T well (FIRST snd LAST.refsr to gyilsbies, naturally.) TRANSPOSAl I The punier with the nom-deplume o f “ Hector**, who wrote the foregoing charade, also au­ thored this poser: A man baa a son twanty-aaven year* younger than hlmaelf. Transpose tha numbers in the eon'* age and thay wlU give you the father’s age. What il It? 'j DECAPITATION !’ V Short was mg life, and brilliant mg career; appear; Behead again, I ones was made to'tape My thostn inmates from e wa­ tery prnvd. Substitute tht letters of words for which definitions are given b*low tor the x'e in this diagram, so that ths words read the asms ver­ tically and horixontally: UMMER'S juft around the S•corner, so we all halt some- 1. P. t. To tread. S. Tines. 4. Long drawn out speechta o f vttuperitivs language. 6. Pyramidlcal. 6. Interoceanlc waterway In the Americas. 7. Inscribed. I. Calmer. 0. Healthier. 10. Boy. 11. L. — Nottut Holderread. SOLUTIONS l ip»»3 e i-p»»ui«,q 'lives -Mtnu*»"0 -i m ’ ,n |W 7. JT Separate article, thing to look forward to. Right now, we can dnd a familiar sayIng about Summer, written by Mark Twain, by going around in this word max*. Quotation marks give you a clue to the drat and last words of the quotation. When you have found the drst word, then look for the circle you think contain! word Draw a line wuru number numwr 2 t. L »r*v» a line to io It. The line must pass between two drcie. only.- in to each following word of the quotation In order, you must •papa between two circles only every time. However, the directlone o f the moves vary. In arriving at the solution. each word will be used once and once only. You will note that some words are repeated In the diagram. 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I l t l i ) ' t l-H le k s ip >s«1t* (akkr.) t l—“ A wsa that destk rteUate U tke Heed *f aay psrsea (kail la tha atli 1st a* wsa — — \o. IT- to her snd taw she was badly hurt. As I tried to stop itieeiulppi River. the bleeding and felt her puli*. she died. Terrified. I rushed to the dining-room and called the police. Then IT : Automotivt centtr. I locked myself In the dining-room and barricaded the IT : Drinkers' talult. door, for I feared an aaadaain would lire another shot.” IT : Skillful bodily or It was In the dining-room that the police found the mentally, doctor. They also found that tha screen in ths bed­ room *oe intart—it had no bullet holes. The woman rIT: Rend asunder. bad been killed by a bullet from the,gun that lay be­ ■IT: Grain mart. side her. Ths nature of tha wound indicated tha bullet •IT: Draw together. had been flrtd from short-range. Tha doctor aaid he had not seen or heard an Intruder. IT : Courage. To the police, it appeared the doctor had killed his IT : What fortune-tell wife. The belief was atraqgthened when they asked • him to look around and sr^tf anything had been stolen. Thers hid been no burglary, for a pearl neck­ lace and several diamond necklaret lay upon the dead es um si -»iio it -iisg it ws«no woman's drasssr, and ths doctor said tha only thing j m *U -»K •* "'*• «• 'M mining was an Iron ornament, shaped Ilka a gorgin'! htl***J It II’ IIHJ II v»»«vv|WV| *1W 1 >! II "II SI jvtwvni k bead, which bo claimed had been taken from the wall. •S»•• •—■*! I »ll»l| V -t*w*4i| -VI| f And so matters stood when Inspector Ferret arrived. | *>vi|i| *f (|H| i i w m ( "I can’t understand why anyone would want that gorgon's head,” tha doctor rspeatad. "It wai just a trinket I picked up In Europe.” “On the contrary," remarked the Inspector, **lt Is worth a man'* Ufa. Youra.” What did Inspector Ferret mean by tbla remark? 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Tha figure la to be cut Into four piece# that can b« put to­ gether without hollows or orets lapping to fo^m a perfect square - There's e solution eieewhen In the page. It you need It. �Partly cloudy through Friday I V crpt local thunderstorms in altar* AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEK VOLUME X XXV III SANFORD, EaUbluhtd 1908 Rebels Escape From AsaocinUd Prtaa Laaaad Wire FLORIDA, Full Account Aiken Returns Home Is Disclosed Guerrillas Insist On ' Communist State; Reportedly Willing T o Come To Terms Dr L. H. CUAKAI.ES ATHENS. July 17. W - Mili­ tary circlet eipietted belief today that survivor* oi the 2 3 0 0 guer­ rillas, who, the government said, invaded Greece (rom Albania Sunday, had withdrawn success fully eastward toward the .tower­ ing Ml. Grammot range near the fronticr. Only scattered minor dailies m* reported in the Mt. Gamila W orld Seen U ndergoing.Revolt Backed By Soviets Since 1917 . Jaycee Speaker That was a stein warning re­ garding the dangers of the Euro­ pean crisis which Secretary pi State Marshall gave ut in hit address before the conference of governors at Salt Lake City. ^*Theie is no blinking, the fact _thal this counlry now stands ai a turning point in its relationi to iti traditional friends among the nations ol (lie old world," said Marshall. “ Either it must finish the task of assisting, those coun­ tries to adjust themselves to the changed demands of a new'age. or it mutt recoqcile itself to tee­ ing them move in directions which are neither with their own tradi­ tions nor with those of this coun- i330,000 Troops Were Evacuated, Accord* ing To Admiralty Release Of Event 5 Year Program For W e s t e r n Hemis­ p h e r e Ca l l s F o r Standardized Arms LONDON. July 17. (AI - The Dtilith Admiralty released today. sevrn years alter the event, the full epic stoiy of the llntisl) and French evacuation from the bomh ed; bloody beaches of Dunkertjur |»tween May 26 and June *1. WASHINGTON. July 17 (*>— Die Haute Foreign Affairs Comrniltrr today approved a $50,000,* 000 live-year piogram (or arms standardisation and military co­ operation between the countries 01 the Western Hemisphere, ably will have to await coniideraEvrn the malter-ol-lacl lang uage ol the ‘ dispatch (tom Ad­ miral Sir Bertram Ramsay, wbtmpoi directed the operation, (ailed ideied by Congress bcfoi hide the magnificence of the The rebels' retreat was noted achievement. yesterday when Greek army units _ Ramsay disclosed in hit dis­ attacked north of loaftoins, but patch, written on June 18. 1940. failed to contacF'the main (dree. that of the 176 .British ships used Military informants said they be­ in the operation 35 were sunk lieved the insurgents were trying and 42 others damaged. Thole to reach their.comrades on Mt. ships, ranging from destroyers and Grammoi, where national forces hospital ships to trawlers and were harrying Another group ol drifters, were supplemented b) 2,000. The larger party failed in approximately 700 little boats Chester Nimit# an attempt to capture loanninv, l)jck Cooper, 23 year old Stetson which put out from Uritiih'fiihUniversity atudcrft oho bee en­ nder the measuie the United radical alteration of its own poriing poihts to rescue the haltered tered the routing gubernatorial Greek troops watched' closely rare, wan the gueet speaker at the r» would supply Latin Amer-. for devrlopmentsiilong the Yugo­ i nations with modem weap* Junior Chamber of Com­ consider most carefully the impli­ Three hundred and ihiry thou­ slav and Albanian borders from Seminole merce lunrhrort today. ships, planes and trainingcations of such a development for sand of the British troops who had Florins to Konitsa, an area preg­ lions. In letuin, the military ~ nant with possibilities of M f the fuluie prosperity and security been driven out of Europe by the eruptions uf Iwnler battle. •fs »sid tins nation hopes to victorious Germans were brought of our country. Despite their apparent reversal, flop a seiies of air bases from The General has left ua to dot back to .Britain. The Admiralty. the guerrilla chieftain,' Markoi the Fa ami cross the T*», but Ramsay wrote, had expected at le Arctic lo the Vlftadea was reported in the Com. that’s not difficult If we don't America trsatiHM mm .»*•«• )•»••) help the still free European democ­ the utmost to rescue 45.000. The French Navy, too, suffartd racies 10 regain their feet, they to train 8&0,00(l youths annually will In- brought under Russian heavy loaaea among the lUtl »hl| « liwaitas** m Pass Tea) C o m m u n is t domination.' Thus which It flung Into the task uf ovauating French troops from the America will be cut o ff front her old friends. Her security, both beaches. Nineteen of them weie economically and mllltarlly. will sunk and two others damuged, but weakened.------- ------------ — ------ lhar brought 2U.626 Fiaiicb tioop. a rin fflPormation -Coaiu be Uut that's only a snap-shot of to-Britain. In all. 123,09’. Frtrmh frame Salurtlay afternoon. About to give hint ” tion Go v e r n me n t the threat. Europe's economic cris­ troops were transported across lb -1 "son if a hearty greellng U Mr*. Aiken. Not channel in llritiih and Fiertrh by no means due solely f.t Urged At UN Meet is Isravages meter * shown hut nenrhyal (he lime were the bird*"' by t-iuudnK the u| of War. A fundamrn- shin*. Trough gfitgtssift", w pul three children; Ilian, Bedford III and fact bhlch a lot of folk fall- to Hanford’s Invitation and Md (6 lisa la that Europe in parlical- minelaying t-y plane, LAKF. 'SUCCESS. July 17 (IP) thown baby Ann Wright. The Aiken* own n the American !a>glon to establish ((•aliases aa faae •T»a» boats, roast artil­ motor torpad. - Poland Joined Rusua today in Nlep* pretty lit Ile borne nt 441 Elliot Avenue. a permanent Htatn department lery gunfire and submarine opi-ra* heailquartera building on (he lakeblan)ing Greece for the current lions the Gormans tried to l-lork front site now* occupied by th* the evaculation, Itantssy repotted. Balkan disorders and demanded Dutch Forecast War softball diamond, will ho officially All their operations iuceeede -1 in With Indonesia As part, but the air attarka Were ihe presented by Joel Field aud John ernment in Greece, n Souls at Ihe midsummer conference elections worst, ho said. Negotiations Fail The crash occurred aa '.ho plane _ , _ _ _ _ _ _ of the Deportment of Florida !rt le immediate will Heavy air attacks started on •was onrouto back to Miami, Ha., Kamsay wrote. "From foreign military pefvbnnc! after repairs had boon mpde to BATAVIA, July 17 (AT-W ar tho throttle control at Newark. Poland’s views were slated by between tha Netherlands and the of the air attack increased mul Mr. Held and Mr. Saul* will reCapt. W. T. Babbitt, who pilot* 1 Indonesian-Republic was forecast during June 1 all ships In Dunker­ Dr. Oscar Lange,'United Nations tho .plane from Miami to Newark, by Dutch sources today following I n l /f lia lio a o la w , 1 #•lv u ra o Ifisw. told ithe hearing, aa-1 which was 'prt - Security Council president, as the a new disagreement in nrgotla. que, off the (reaches or In th* np WASHINGTON. July 17. Mb ° legion committee headnd by Tc-nx aided over by Robert W. Crisp, council met in the extraordinary lions for a joint national govern­ nroach channels were subjti t<sl 1 hr American Meat Institute ile _ . . . Cooley of Mt. Dura and nained by every two hours to an unprer-rJ -q. chief of the hearing and r--puits ment for the United States of ((’•alias** mm Isa, ) - . | P o l i t i c a l Challenge datril today, with reservations, County Growers Voice | State Commander Frank. Caton section of CAB, that shortly 4*e- session in an almosphcte inten­ Indonesia. for the purpose of selecting a fore Unding he encountered dif­ sified by the fighting in northern One high-level Netherlands in. Facing State Out­ that the nation faces lli<* clirciApproval Of -Plan ficulty With the throttle of the fill |-ini|>ecl nl UN Group Asked To No. 4 engine. He said be rut tho lined At Luncheon inmleralrly lower' A t Public Hearing Final ilesltlon on a alia will.taka "It is necessary that Greece be preted to decide before nightfall engine and frathered the propelwhether to undertake military ar- Visit Jew DP Camps place .during the Statu Legion lor to make a threc-cngmo land- extricated from the network of tion against the Republic, lie in­ There ate two challenges which! ’Growers of Seminole County convention In April, at l'airma J. R. Kggril, the institute's as­ rfi ing. lie described the High'- as of international p o w e r politics,” dicated that such action was ex­ City, when the issue will be .'ec'ded today face the |teople uf Florida. I a routine nature, despite IIn- throt Lange said in demanding the with­ tremely likely. sociate director of marketing, said at a public hearing yeileiday went upon by ballot aald Mr. ^a.d. tie failure. On .one hand lltere is the dial ' Tills Informant declared that a All local civic organisation!/* in a iMIrmrnl prepared for the un record at favoring a toil con­ drawal of foreign troops. new crisis of "extraordinary gravRalph J. Moacatelli, a elder ■aid Mr. Field, “ are showing their lengc given by the spirit of suchi joint 'congifsiional committer on servation diitnct in Seminole Agency, appealed anew to tho Lange said the primary trouble lly" had grown out of Republican mechanic for Eastern Air Lines at interest In the protect by (ending .......... must - __ _ ___ Premier Amir SJarifoaddfn'a re­ United. Nations'Felestlno Commis­ men as Urailcy Odham and Clar-, the rconomic report that Ins or­ County ^ and requeued that the lellera of approval and endorse­ be- attrl* ' Newark, said damage to the throt­ In the Balkan* sion today to visit at leant u f.-w tle control consisted of a brok­ billed tu-the internal situation. In fusal to laaue a cease-fire order Jewish displaced persont ramps once Camp who sought honrvt j ganization rl|iecli a 15 pricrnt Slate Conietvalion Uoaid proceed ment to the Slat* lygion Commit­ ets link rod, which he said was re­ -Greece,‘ aggravated by the pres­ tee requesting favnrvblo consider­ government in the last renion ol In Europe before writing its to take ihe arc tit sty steps .foi ation of Sanford’s bid for estab­ placed before the plane look off ence of foreign troops. The pres­ port. the fxgitlalute; and opposed lo for Miami. He also testified that ent government In Greece is m lishment of a headquarters build "Please visit these camps,” Slier* them are llioie fotces rrpmrnled "It follows," Lggrtt said, "tint establishment of the dislricl. . ” his erew made an Inspection of coalition of the major parties, Ing here.” • tok pleaded In a personal appearoutaide surface* and controls ol with the Communists and other Aug. 6 ftom 9 :0 0 .lo 12:00 by long (ime politicians wlwse only modnatrly lower prices may be ence before the commission. "They the plane and that if any other Leftist groups' excluded. * form an Integral pert of tuff boaii is that they have stopped looked for at that ’ linif unlrtt A M. war the dale derided upon * defects had been-noted he who Id Lang* vigorously opposed the Reds Seek Prompt Inquiry, for' tho life led by Jr** ihe ipitil of ptogreu and hon­ llieir ate more wage inert-airi and c have bean told promptly. He said American proposal for a semi*per­ for a county wide referendum will there touches th* substance of th* be was satisfied Use crow found manent UN Commission in th* esty." declatrd Dick Coo|>cr, Stet­ other developments which would Steel Reparations whole Issue." V. be held for establiihment of th* -Use plane lo satisfactory condi­ Balkans on tha ground that this Shertok said there was urgriR son Uw student,, at the noon meet­ further increase the public de­ tion. district. Only land owners within seemed to lie liased upon the BERLIN, July 17 (AT—Tha need to permit large scale im- ing of the Seminole County Jun- mand for meat." Georg* Roerig, a n is Lint to the assumption that the three 8oviet Fireman Killed In askt-d in th* Allied con­ migration of homelo-us r.ur<>i»nn H 'M l l R I f f l HR FR |» F t tH fl lie added that current' inert the district air eligible to vote in Russians vice president in charge of the satellites, Albania, Bulgaria ami to start at once. this referendum, according lo K: trol authority . today that steel ♦ llns's operation* in Miami, teetl- Yugoslavia, wer* to blame for prices, generally high, arc "simply Warehouse Blaze Jew* plants capatde of producing 18,The Jewish underground organ­ S. McMullen, extension soil con­ 000,000 tons annually allocated fled that the plane had been sub­ ((•••lift*#* mm V*M9 Tw*t) the result of more people having isation, Irgun Zvai Leu ml. Uus* Ford Fires Foreman jected to o routine 3,000-mlU inservationist of the University of Immediately for reparations. OAKLAND, Calif.. July 17. lA T - ted meanwhile of laying miner on moir money ai paction and overhaul at Miami be­ On* fireman was killed and three highways near Jerusalem and IVt- For Acts Of Violence Th* demand could bn met only Florida at Gainesville, who met meat' than ev4f before, al a lime fore It took off for Newark. Local Pilots To Make other* Injured aarly today In a with the growers at the hearing by stripping the Ruhr. United when tupplirs aie seasonally low." blaxe that swept n half-btcxk In mates and Rrltlsh represent*, in the Court Houre and gave the live* refused to entertain tha So­ DETROIT. July 17; (Ah—The (Caallaar* as f*aaa Kl*hl| “ Breakfast Flight” West Oakland’s warehouse area be. Ford Motor Co. said today that It Baptists Converge history and purport of soil con­ viet proposal for (iiscusalon. fore being brought under control. had fired 32 foremen because of Assistant Fire Chief Minting The Russians asserted that the servation in Florida. For World Congress Funday morning at 8:00 o'clock Basch said damage woulJ amount "acta of violence and terrorism" Bank Robber Fails steel capacity” wis “ exeasa." Th# will Initiate th* "First Breakfast to 1100.000 at least" Owner • of Voting places will be at thi Americans and Briton* replied that during the recent 47-day strike by th* Independent Foreman's As- To Remember Holdup office of County Agent C. R. any new estimate on* excess ataal WASHINGTON. July 18. (A V - Flight" from th* 8 anford VUunlcl- property consumed by th* flame* Dawson, who presided over and capacity could be calculated only aociation of America.-* Baptist clergy and laymen from pal Airport Students nnd offici­ said th* loss would run mucri high­ of th* Banfont School of Avia­ er. CRIPPLE CREEK. Colo. July arranged for the hearing, at the on a basis of an economically uni­ all over tha world nr* convening al* A company announcement said: Roy Browning, manager, an­ 17, (AT— Police said today a form­ Town Hall In Longwood, at Fireman Louis Cetraro, 27, was on Copenhagen for .the seventh tion. "They were dltmlseed following er Axmr lieutenant held for In- Reave* Grocery In Chuluota, and fied Germany, which th* Russians CongTeis of the Baptist World nounced today and privaW owners have opposed. a hekring and after careful invest­ of aircraft located at Sanford will Alliance, opening July 29. held aa hostages for three condem­ igation of verified reports by mem­ vestlffatlon In tha daylight robbery probably at a place designated Informed Americans said' priparticipate In this flight. fn Oviedo. of the First National Bank told It will be one of the largest ned Jewish extremists. . vately tha Russian demand ap­ bers of company supervision who Th* hearing yesterday resulted them he found hlmaelf behind the They will b* guest*.of (ha "New religious meetings sine* before th* were attacked When they refused bank with a suitcase o f money In from a petition signed by 26 peared to be an attampt to forewar. with between 4,000 and 6,000 Smyrna Airport", whjro tha flight stall the currant American and to leave their jobs. (Oeallaa** fra*, rase Um ) hi* possession big Insisted he could will land and, he (aka.! to the delegates attending. British efforts to build Waatani Senora Peron Flics Pat Mullin, president of (ho in­ remember no holdup. . r S n t h * United Stales alone beach for a morning awlm. On Germany's economy to a self Union's Ford Chapter, Colorado Springs Chief of Pol­ From Italy To Paris dependent 360 Baptist* are going to the m**t- their return to the Sanford Air­ aald most' of th* '3(6 discharge-! ice !. B. Bruce said tha statement Two Men Arrested In sustaining level and tie It In with tag. Many already nr* entente. port, a man ala*-breakfast will be cooperative plana for rehabilita­ foramen were not Involved In any was made orally last night by The largest group ended on the Served to the visiting, pilots, • GENOA, July 17, (A*)— Seaora form of violence and added ilikt William Boethin, 26, a former Jax ForSafe Cracking tion of Western Europe. Th* social activities o f th* Pri­ Queen EUcabetL #STy 17. Many Era Peron, wlfa of th* Argentina “ some weren’t iven on the picket vate Fiver* Of Sanford now roo-Till go by plan* Inter. • ______ president-, ended.her auy District Attorney Irl Foard, who J a c k s o n v il l e ,*July it , on tn* Italian Riviera, bwiay and Mullin said ha doubted whether participated In ht'e quluing with —Two man Identified by DeUctiv* Red Shield Club To h full moan laft Genoa bv plana for Rom* m th* union would have any legal each month Bruce. Sheriff Cecil Markley. FBI Inspector E. I- Acosta as Robert Begin Program Friday rout* to Lisbon and Parit. nast within to some point of Just before her departure a raourse In vlaw of tha Taft-IUrt- agent* and state patrolmen, said U Spanear, 49, and his brother, —. . ■ tay Labor Aet but aald ovary ef­ g sai l. Ban Boethin told them he dumped the John .L. 47. of Birmingham. Ala., member of Benenl Paron’a-rulta The Red Shield Club, sponsored fort would be made to have th* U> CROSS TAXED money down an abandoned mine war* In Jail today > waiting a pre­ by tho local Salvation Army Corps, •aid aba would make her final shaft. liminary hearing on charges of will be open to boys and girls tnl* * ROCK. July 17. (AT— decision ’about visiting England man reinstated. V 0t»F. j t Wllllam-i has T. H. House, 48, the rathltr safe cracking, summer beginning Friday after­ BUILDING PERMIT tat the American Red (In London yaetardar an Ar­ and vice-president v/Ha was alone Tha two wars arretM Monday noon at 1:36 •'slock. It was an­ W. T. R. Geiger baa obtained In tha bank at tha time of th* night In th* act of forcing tho nounced today by Capt. Byrd Hud­ gentina source said that Henvra Iration of Cen Peron finally had-decided against a city permit to erect a one story holdup and was seriously wounj- combination of a * safe at the son. to sponsor all concret* block building at 2400 ed.' was reported rearing comfor­ Houthsldc Automobile Agency by it purchased for victim* making a visit to England.) activities and I Lieut. Earl Griffin wiU ba la Sanford Avenue. Estimated cost tably In a Cripple Creek hospital. Patrolmen.Johnny-Shcelver and C. chants of th* program which In­ rornado near Pino Bluff Wlfllama aald th# ArkanTha namesake of y*!# Univer­ Markley said bank officials esti­ L. Green who answered s call by clude* outside and tnsldo frame* i tax Jaw axduded only sity. Ellhu Yala waa a native of mated that after an Mtlal cheek neighborhood resldonts that two and a awlmnflng outing. Tha dab mit to erect a concrete block home Boston who bocamo governor of that slightly lees than 98,000 was men were lurking In an alley, will b* located In tha basaaaaat at 1181 Sanford Avenue. taken In tha holdup. Poland D em ands Removal of Alien Pilot Of Crashed Troops In Greece Testifies City’s Bid For State Legion Site * Will Be Presented oou lonservauon Is Guest Speaker Lnwer Prices Is Seen By Institute Referendum Will Be Held On Aug. 9 K’^ 'S T T S & 'S rS B �With that tfoodnevira Mother-amt cld^y But hake acake This very d a y / Rebels Escape World Revolt C*atl«a»4 Kiwi l*aa» l»w munlst - dominated ncwspiqx-r Kleflhcria Kllada to have inucd a pioclamation over a guerrilla radio asserting it was absolutely necessary to create an independ­ ent, Communist government *n what ho termed the "free re­ gions." ___ I I . Tito purported broadca.t win aald to -have proclaimed that thu guerrilla* were "Willing"-to c«mo to an agict-mcttl hut lliat estab­ lishment of a free elate wn* neceiaary. .One of the. aim* of tho •fiee atalo" waa to “ free Greece from intervention, whore aitif i* k it «*h(1«m#4 rmM Pa** Rstl *r, and the Eastern Htmliplitrf In are in the throe* of the. Communist world-revolution m wlhieh wa* projected hack In the days of the Boliheri*t upheaval of 1017 and only now i* in full swing, Professional ohnervera even be* fore the late war. recognised the idea of world-revolution a* n Tncdlnal goal of Iluinlan Communism. It wa* hyhikup pending the strengthtkeninir of tho S«vtct Union peon- China Reports New Mongolian Crossing .— 0P1 A new r.NANKING. July , 17,____ border crossing hy Outer Monfolian troops into China, thia time into the-inner Mongolian piovince of Sqjyuan, waa reported today hy the newspaper Hai Kin Poo. The area, of the reported new rroaaing la* approximately 1,000 mile* east of the first reported border rroaainfs on the boundary between Outer Mongolia and Kinkiang, moat -northwesterly of theChinese provinces. A dispatch to the newspaper frnm Peiping quoted travelers as saying that Outer Mongolian Pineapple - Peach A Damson Plum pt jar it* House Condensed Milk - with Tomsto Sauet Beans & Vegetables Beans 2 lbs 25c Yellow Squash 2 lbs"T5c Fancy Beleeted Tomatoes lb ctrt 20c Fresh Carrots 2 bchs 19c Red Blisa Grad# A Besf 8uperit* Prim e Rolled Rib ih 89c All Meat B ejf Hlew »*h Tend.r Fre»h Ground Hnm bunfer Rib A Brisket Plate Stew Reef Liver Herman* Assorted All Meat Hermans W einers lb Fresh Dressed Fryers lb Potatoes 4 lbs 27c ib OSc Spring Iamb Large Juicy doz 35c Lflmb Shoulders 1b SOc iSH FILLETS ttuce 2 headfl 23c iten* Froxen Large Assortment Shrimp if he looks about him. 73c 48) flIBs Lemons which wasn't according t) hoyle. However, although Russia suffer­ Military Pact ed grievously herself, with allied aid she emerged strong enough to Undertake .a wholesale eipahslon of her sphere of influence. Tills has resulted In the establishment of Communist controller! govern­ ments throughput Eastern Europe —and the expansion continue*. } ‘Naturally all Moscow's activities have Itren dominated by the ren* Ital Idea of spreading Communism and thereby strengthening Rus­ sia'* own position. You sec that In the method* employed In estab­ lishing domination over th.» coun­ tries .Me* of or Eastern (-.astern Europe, r.urope, and ana in in|........ . - , , , ,t ■ un(i thi- ohsteucllons created, in the “ P Tk- fSlI next Dunkerque United Nation* and In tho various " J ^ rt JL, f m i x European conferences. You s,e it IL m H 1 C In Moscow's refn«al to cooperate “ » «■* In thd economic rehabilitation of endowment, a though there I. Furone "« fhanre that the legislation wl.l iree were unablo to deal with the * 80 go the greatest problem of the get through congress thi* session. Unite,! Mates and thevother denme-i .. A ,"*«»*“ « % JJ,'. A footnote repotted-tho IJAF| Varies is to* T i r w U h ' tliiT"Red! UnitedSlates to return »fi0, One" method motho-i'Ts 000 InIn wartime projwrt’y atroved IfrlVJ German plane* over world revolution. One Is 000 wartime seised seised pro] n lu-nhws. between May 28 and tto put weak - nation* “ -* lo ■- provide - - - illI ah p* on their feet to•■-!Italy and, so that (hey they can can withstand the, for the Italian Merchant Marine LD® h i, that attack, and that is. the, received consideration of the The actual evacuation alerted on... .political attack ... ... fil.ft .... 1I 1.. I 1. ... _ 1 mmmmmmll ift f i l l . . . ■■ , ■ immediate objective in Europe. I House Commerce ( ommltte*. The ■However, the revolution Isn’t |hill already ha* Jk-cii passed by confined lo Europe, though that's the Senate. Sponsor* planned to where wo notice It most. It* ten- rush the legislation to President Lie Veal Superlte Loin Steaks Veal Hhouldera TV 83c L ord Fftlrfttx Tomatoes ate, that little could be lifted direct from the port of Dunkenttf* and that tho maximum effmt mu,*l la? made from tho beitchos,” Ramsav wrote. On Mav 28 a ' ‘moderate surf'* jgduccd- .the rate of embarkaiinn and "rendered the whole niicratlon slow and difficult." “ The considerable alarm as to the immediate safrtv of tho lint !*h Expeditionary Force fell dur­ ing the evening and early night of May 28, which caused all avail­ able resources lo -he immrdntcly concentrated on the French coast, eased during the 2l»th," Ramsay reported. Hut he noted that the destroyer Wakeful, ladou with troops, was torpedoed and all troops on board went down with tho ship, and that later tho des­ troyers wero attacked by . mve bomber*. At about -t I*. M. on May 29 a two-hour ilivo bombing attack on Dunkerque harbor forced the com­ plete rcrsntioq of embark-'.lions of troops, hut the operation wa* re­ turned nt dusk. Thai air ullack, however, blocked Iho harbor, and all troops thereafter wuro looded from tho beaches, wading mu Into the surf. On May 31) ‘'matters proceeded smoothly throughout the day ow­ ing to the mist and there being a big smoke cloud over Dunkerque toryJ’ tcksd ier Suds pkff 30c pm - 18-os pkg— s far ip Powder 13c Groan Tipped & White Asparagus Tips lOH-oz can 24c 2 for 25c A & P Small Early Juno 14-oz 11c Peas pt No. 2 can 25c i «t 25c 45c . Spinach No. 2 4 can 17c HOME CONTROL-LED” *04 Kant Flrnt Street Sanford. Florida WE BELIEVE OVER PRICED Georgia Shipped Dr used A Drawn Genuine .Spring Lamb A tirada From Sioux Fall, Sou tli Dakota 11ill f nr Whole ll SIUNOC t M tin c n s c a rden Fresh Fruits We WuuCt Advertise Any ITEM A HOUR CAR LOAD OF LAMB PRESERVES Sandwich Spread Where Customers Send Their Friends” I-' Inf the Moscow regime -m ilt1for to a depth at about AS mlii-a from ,f fore seeing that another general the Tukehlikeh border region. •*- war was blowing. This war would i northwrfat of Peiping. provide the chaos which would he, The dispalrh said ihtu Oulei d favorable lo the Inauguration 'o f ‘ Mongolian forces were establish,, the world drlvr for the expansion ing border defense headquarter* ii of Communism under direction o f. at Wulanjeniohal, well within it the cominten In Moscow. [.Chinese territory. ANN PAGE 1 Ann THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1917 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE TWO the destroyers." On June 2 this signal came from the-bcachi-s: "Wounded situation acute and hospital ship* should enter during dsy. Genera Conven­ tion will be honorably observed. It I* felt, and that the enemy will refrain from attacking." 8o two 'hospital ships were started out and iiolh, Ramsay re­ ported, were attacked hy Junk.-rx plane*. One, the Paris waa "badly damaged, and It subsequently sonic "snd the last attempt to evacuate the wonded by hospital carrier from Duhkerqu* wa* brought to nought," On June 3 and 4 the small boatc joined the evacuation fleet In In­ creasing numbers despite "contlnuoul bombing attacks.” Ramsay wrote that "the number of soldiers taken off the beaches by motor o ant nabbtcao rofwykmfhgflwww boats cannot be estlmatwl One 8o-foot motor . launch, however, ferrird off 400 men to trsiuporja and carried 420 direct to England.' ----- un -ut s .MBai aigM, af Ur last two destroyer* had Joh at Soil Conservation keep that nation from falling under Moscow’s control. IIPMW - • r .a « T « » l The Senate rerived ftont 1‘ m-s that IM the ntaie State iderjt Truman the nomination o glowers requesting Inal Soil Conservation Hoard hold such H. Freeman Msthnv* of Mary land to liecome minister U» Sw*. D. GUmr or-tmimiiTUiF. den. , .Chairman" j . Tarnell "Thorp uperviaor of the U. S. Committee on llq-An>«rleait Aeligitles'Will Hold a series o f hear­ technicians 16 district* set u(f ings each day next wryk In its when their service* are requested investigation of Communism . r\ hy local Imardx which are set up I’resident Truman sent Congress by the growers To develop sni today tha detail* qf how Army plsn work progrsm*. R. E. With- engineers would siicnd the 12.17,errtl, lysil of the ,U8DA Conser­ 000,000 he wants immediately for vation Service for Central Flor­ flood control work in the Misida 'also spoke of this set up. elaslppl River basin. Edward A. O’Neal ,presidetit Under budget estimate* for­ of the- American Farm Bureau warded to Congress, this Is how Fcilerstlmi, recently stated, “The the money Would lie spent in the crux of the isspe is proper 'inn year ending next June 30: of land. It is a program that .General flood control .project* merits the solid hacking of all In the Mississippi River ibaslii. ritixens, whether they are In tho 1177,000,000;. for Good control city or on the i^pd. work on the tower Mississippi If the county wide referemlrm and Ua tributaries, f&0,000,000, I*-successful, and the Board at aid for maintenance and improve­ Gainesville determines that tho ment of {listing rivers and har­ tlcahle, five of the original pe- bors and work .on the Missouri o|icralitiH of the district is prsc* River between Sioux City and St. tltioner* msy spply to the Secre­ Louis, 810,000,000. tary of State for a certificate of organisation. Within 30 days Polish Demand after receiving this certificate five local supervisors are to tie elected. Thie procedure Is according to the Soil Conservation. Dlstricta Act which was enacted hy the Florida Legislature, in 1939, ac­ cording to Mr, McMullen, in or­ der to furnish farmers, vegetable, citrus and cattle producers with an organised and more effective ir*Iwmeiijy *u iiini.«|v medium for plahnlhg ami rxr- ill*Cl,oj w aervatlon and improved land use for the current conclusion rather measures on an Individual farm, than her northern neighbors. As the session began, Herschol community, .county or larger ______ j,- Deputy P. 8. dele­ rylng nut soil and watar con- V. Johnson, gate, told newsmen the United area basts. This land is entirely a cooptr- Slates was standing Arm on its tive effort, he pointed out and proposal far a border watch in districts have no taxing or bond­ the troubled area, hut waa will­ ing authority, neither do tiwy ing to oaceept amendments as provide for regulatory powers that long as thsy did not change the may be forsed upon any operator: heart of the proposal. Johnaon thus knocked down re­ the movement is entirely volun­ States tary. The cost to the Individual porta that the United voluntarily carries out Improve­ would offer a revised reeolulion ments on hla respective prop- to meet objections of aome del­ egations. erty, ; •. « * ----- ' ■■* Through the request of ths fir* A teaspoonful of mustard, add­ man Board o f Supervisors, of a soil conservation district, tech­ ed to epany water, will doodoritg nical assistance mey be secured refrigerator Interiors. at no coat te the district or the producers on approved tha program, It wa* plying soil and water pointed out. Orange, Brevanl, lion and improved land Lake and ^Volusia Counties al­ Seminole County will ready have established such dis­ -40th district in tha sti trict*. Shoulders lb. 33c 8treak O'Lean Rath* Tender Picnics. U. S. Grade A' Young Tender Baby Beef Frnm The West. IN OCR SELF SERVICE CHEESE CASE Sirloin* T*ll<in© Print Cheese Club & Rih Ir. Sanitary Carton Steaks Cottage. Cheese , lb. 17c Square Cut Chuck Roast Plate & Brisket lb. 29c Sausage Calif. Sunk!st Lemons 432’s Peaches Fresh Fresh Tomatoes Stringless Beans lb. 10c - *< Avocados ea. 19c Michigan Thompson Seedless Cantaloupes BLOSSOM TIME TALI, limit 6 3 for 25c Sausage No. 2W SILVER FLOSS KRAUT FANCY FRESH PLUM Lb. Bordens U ox. SNIDERS FANCY CATSUP No. I FRANCO AMERICAN SPAGHETTI No. 1 Your Certified Mushroom I Ih. Sunshine Wheat Toast Wafers 24c No. 2 Zigter Apple Hauce 2 /2S c U Liptoru— Limit 8 at A wraith- Is, in pop lance, the opposite of a It hneana the hppearan spirit of a Bring person. tuns, fabtkki Hbo* Moonklst Sweet Grapefruit “Juice Diced Pineapple Happy Harvest 35c No. 2 Maria Crush rd Pineapple 33c No. 2 <i rape! and Bbickbiernefl 23c No. 2 Kounty Kist Large S u ga r Peas 2/ 25c 3H Great Value or— Halves Roaedale A pricots 25c 24-os Armours Star T rip e J 2 4 Sniders or Sacramento Spinach 1 Reg. Del Monte C. G. Anparngus 2 No, 2 Libby Fancy Whole Beets l No. 1 Strut D og Food I ft Gold | ifelni Attained Sterling: Salt 2/1 Borden Instant C o ffe e i 3 12-os Libby Bwset Mustard P lck lee. 5 W-oi Old Virginia Cotned B eef Haah 8-o* Enchantress Peanut Butter 2 /1 3c certain Slmct 1881...Fint Among Ftno WhUkleg N E W S I2 ? rw sa rea ■ 2 for 19c O. P. Tea - a number of powtr iufd to work In Ounkerand only left when they r small arm# fire from Junkerque 2 for 29c eta. Margarsl Ann rreah fib r in s 5 f t r t n . River W oodbury's �i T h u r s d a y , j u l y 17 ,19 4 7 TIIE SANFORD IIERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE THREE IIKRSIIKY'S F actory Pack Smta fru* Whole tup. , Apricots no, 2' 27c llunlV Prepared Prunes uu^-2L. 25i r l f l i , Orange TABLE SUPPLY E L O V E T T ’ SE PICCLY WIGCLY Old Fashioned BREAD <luanlily ItiKhtM Reserved Prices Good Thru Saturday, July 1ft 3rd & Sanford 201 l 32ft Sanford Ave, Carrots no. M i l Vie Munder H Z Color Pak d e l r ic h DEEP SOUTH Maijrarlno- ID American or I’ imiento Loaf Uwlfl'H Prrmiunf Honed ,V Rolled Shoulder Spired l.nnrh Meat Hi Arrrnur Star Skinless Franks Veal Shoulder B o lo g n a (HOPS II) Tender Veal Sweet Honeydew U. H. <;«mh1 f#m'| (.r.tilrtl Writ. Corn Fnl llorf-- dull Lemons 2 lbs 29c Carrots 2 bclis 17c Shnrl Tomatoes lb CHUCK BOAST 19c F roh firiiuml Tongues 29c lender Hlired lleef Liver lb 59c Potatoes 5’ lljs .33c Wevtrrn I’ork LOIN ROAST llakirie Site l.nree Center Cut I’ urk Colored Oleo- lb 59c Fryers lb 23c Bacon Neck Bones Huperhrand a*t lb Beechnut lb 35c lb 69c Center t’ula- Streak 0 ’ l.ean I.mu. Mealy I’ork Bedi-Mixt Snapper Dr. A Dr. Tender Dr. A Dr. fifade A IJrn 65c Turkeys lb Larne Sire I'resh Shrimp Armour’s BABY FOODS Famous Strained, Jar SV2C Lunch Meat for UIhcuIIh Chopped Kiblaeo Shredded Wheat . pi A ll. Brands (Evaporated) iwroots pkg 17c Hives • l«e 29c Flakes 29c re& CAMAY Garden Patch, Sweet Ultra-Refined CLOBOX Qt 15c Red Gold Fancy Tomato JUICE 3 no. 2 cans 29c 'Ar t e s i a n Itrnuly Soap 2 cakes 17c WOODBURY Educator CRAX HERSHEY Cocoa Batter Soap !l6-oz 3 cakes . 25c JELLIES Facial Soap 2 Cakes 21c 14c 3 pkgs RAINDROPS Softens Water U f>z Mg. CLEANSER l 3 reff ' 17c �.... i - k- PAGE FOUR THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA The Sanford Herald' .w j .i “ S' t A - ' -------« * , 1 E lltkllU fl la I M ra bllittl 4.11 T a*rapl •■4 at laali»4. I'larUa 111 Miaa.II* l » t » « t.air„4 a. ■•rial ala. . aaatltr Irlalar If, Ilia, al tfca I".a I Ulllr* aI aaar.nl. riarMa. ao4ar Iba Ad »f <'«aim a af Marrb *. Iaar. II(II.I.A 111 I- UliAK Mllar UOMItO* IIKAX Haalataa Maaaaif' StftStHirTIOfc RATO faiablr la A4vaara Rj Carrier. *i*K — - • .»« Oat Maaib__ J--------- T4 rbira Maalba _ _ ------------- 1 M lla Maalba . -------^ ------ - 4A* ‘ Uaa |m i . ■ •*»* All abHaarr aallr**, rarMa al Ibeaha, raaalallaaa aal aalltat ml aalarlalaaavala far Iba M ipai, al ratals* laala, MIN !• rbara«4 I*' al raaalar a4t*ri|aiaa rataa. Ialaa4 Natrapapar Hapiaaaalalltaa, la*, rapraaaala Tba llaral.i la iba B all. aal 11*14 ml a4»*rllaJa* olliaaa ara aualalalaa4 la Iba latarat alii** la lb# aaaalrr will prlaalpal htaAaaartrr* la (liln | i aa4 Naa* Varb. , • Tba Il*ral4 I* a tataaabar ml Ibt Aa*»alal*4 Pra*. nblrb la aallllal rialaalialr la iba aa* far itfakll' rail.a af all Iba laaal aabra prlaltl la Ibla aanapapar. a* nail aa all AI* arm 4l*pairhaa, TIIUHtiDAY, JULY 17. 1917 IUIII.E VKRHB KOK TODAY YOU HAVE A DIGNIFIED ABIDING I’!.ACE, HE WORTHY OF IT: laml Thou ha* baen our dwelling place in all generation,. —Paalm 90:1. u . l-ONO-IIMjju)’ GANNBTft IProm Traill) We rema lo iba High Cliff* of Hon*. Stature •bluing fliiuingo rn) in tb* depart ing aun. JL- lhous*%t ah juora long bllle^ gap, net*. • Mark lipped wing* and chalk wblla bodIra, look olf from iba narrow larlgaa. "darfad like xrro** Inio tb* Hi lAwranra. W* watrbad lba>* bird* upon tba rad-gold walar. Hiate faatharad fltharman who rear ------ -thair-Tonng----------- —— In raurar.ilba unli of aaawrad. Al length tba broad and ataadjr liram of tba lighthouse fall arroaa our Jbfjll,_ -«_ _ and »a turnad boma, night at our •bouldrra, and |ha flutter eg wing* In our mind*. PRANCES DA HI.EVI KVlERY HAMBONE’S MEDITATIONS ll would be inleiriting lo know how many borne* which i*cently coil 10 or IS ihouisnd dallsrr lo build, or which hsve told recently for that amount, or more, are stinted al »S,00Q for lax puiII Communion were in control in this country, no one would be allowed to vote escepl Commoniiti. Thai would be the i»me *» "* if the Republican* got conttol and paired a law that no one could vole but Republicans. How would you like dial? • Gum Forwards Knowledge Island Of Ceylon - Known the world around for its major uxporl, twt, Ceylon also contributes citronelln, so much in use during vacation days to ward o ff mosquitoes. P oets-for centuries have celebrated Ceylon as the "Garden o f the Sea," the "Land without Sorrow," “ Island of J^wejs.” It soon is to be given domirtlortWtliuir by Great Britain. Of Us( G,0QO,(H)0 natives the largest group is the Buddhist Senegalese who came from India centuries before Christ. There are also Hindus and Mohammedans, but apparently these religious differences create no such problems as ob­ tain among these sects in India. Around many family dinner tables these days talk is heard o f life during World Wnr If In Kandy, one of the lending cities, the Buddhist pilgrimage center. Here large Allied forces were quartered. At this time when in one day breakfast in toTJe find in Calcutta, lunch in Bangkok and dinner in Manila, a fair spot like Ceylon seems no longer beyond the possibility as a tourist objective. The exotic corners of Asia are brought close by the airplane, and the far places o f the earth take on Interest never Imagined before.-. 'The Stale Deparment hat de­ cided lo sbsndon the progisrn initialed by Henry Morgenthau lo reduce Germany .lo g nation <•( •mail farmi. Ill new policy calli THE HISTORY OF SANFORD CELERY “ an industrialized, productive Ger­ ’ By II. J. LEHMAN _____ many for peaceful purposes." How to keep thoie indurliiei EDITOR’D NOTE:—Thla la tha of Fab. 7. 189S, tha rlllti or awoke peaceful,, however, remain* the Drat of .a aarlr* of Ihrao arliclto to tha fact that their main source .appearing dally la Tha .Sanford of Income had been destroyed over­ big problem. 1— ; Tterkld on tha hlatory of Han> night What la referred to a* tha Everyone ii interfiled in bet­ ford rylary, written by II. J. ’‘ Big Freese of W had virtually ter safety for the nation’* coal U k a iD , manager of tho Han­ laid waste to practically every or­ ford Slat# Farmer* Market, and ange grove !h Florida and bad mineti, but the occupational haz­ himaalf for many yaara o grow­ stripped them of from 70 lo 100 ard* in ihit country are not con­ er of Hanford rotary. millions ofkdollan. They ha mad* poor In a night* Thu* par* fined lo the coal mine*. We are It 1* aaid that eatery originally hap* tb* moat remarkable fr.M of concerned, loo, with the growing Hanford'* celery development i* accident rate among farmer* a* grow wild In Tha marshes along that it wa* conceived and devel­ the banka of the river Thame* In the increased uia of fatal machin­ England ahd In tha Mediterranean oped by people without money and ery lend* more and more of them counlrlaa. Thera are many report! some heavily in debt. Tba popula­ tion dropped to. around 2OO0 by to the hospitals. In Florida Iait a* to It* early uaea In various man­ ttwrwd of th* year. ner*. but tha first record of It aa year 30 perion* lost their live* an edible wna In Franco‘ In 10h2. After viewing th* devastation in f a r m accident*, more than Thera t* no definite Information wrought by nature, tho pro wit * a* to bow It waa first Introduce I war* forced, by necessity, to look 2,000 were injured. Into the United States, but there for other means of livilumd. AItout Prtif. Einstein reiterate* the Is a legnxj that tha French IJuge- a year elapsed before new field* could b* exploited, aa little could warning that il muM be “ one rot* had- with them colury seed b* don* until tha land could be when they landed In CharltMoi, in world, or none." There will be lt!A7. Ikwtvrr. there la no record cleared, which when completed, re­ t* way In Now sembled mil* after rails i f waste­ more confidence, however, in •r to how It found IU man’ * ability to organize One Jersey and Mlc‘ ' n, athar than land. Thla asm* land sold the fol­ the assumption that seeds were lowing Fall for aa little aa 23 cent* World for peaceful purpose* when carried along aa tha paoplo sought par acre, quite a difference from the simpler problem* of mttnUin- new homeland. Thus tho lirst the price of land today In th* ing industrial peace within one celery planted in Sanford, pri­ Sanford celery section. nation are met, When the CIO marily aa an experiment, came It la Interesting to note her*, from Kalammoo, Mich . and devel­ that now, B0 yaara latar, If a quit* fighting the AFL when oped Into what ii probably known farmer can obtain ready tiled * there it peace within the halls of as one of tho groateit agricultural cleared land for IAO0 par e:r# Congress, when you can get along money producing crops In Florida. ha consider* himself lucky. During According to all the available the 1930’# cleared, drained and Ir­ with your competitor, then One record* that I have, tho honor of rigated land with Improvement* World may be possible. having planted the first celery In sold for #1000 to |16W per acra. it given to ilon. J, N. In lata rears It haa depreciated In - J Central Motor* ha* decided to Sanford Whitnar. who waa a- member of value, to that now good improved i halt production of automobile* for tha Florida Legislature. It U farm* **11 for IKK) to ?7.Y0 per - ,U!UL.ittcJi JJttCgttic of disturbed only fitting to uaa aa a beginning acra. Tb* -dwtease In coat la lamreiy-attributed to th# -La condition* in Die steel industry.” IBs following a*cerpi“ffOM?«S Mi­ Bank foreclosing mortgages a Theta condition* have mulled ll selling the land at almost any from the recent coal iritlcmcnt Cow which gave miner* a father wb- mods map, lie Baade him a horti­ .ilt.waa d y in g th* fait uf 1297 culturist, pul him to rtrm tha Whliner, largely IlUnPal wage iocrraa*. Th* atari Cardan of Eden, and tha happiness mental purposes, obindiulrie* will have to pay moia and perhaps tha vary existence of calery pinna from hai depended since then upon “ •** plants, when for their coal »o lh*y will. want Iff the koH.” ------- - ___ ___ ________ about threo-quarto charge more for their »leel tilling In tha laltar part,of the nine­ tars of aa.acr* on a farm South­ and the-automobile ibduMnc* will teenth century, Sanford, situated east of Sanford on Lake Jessup. it b ft h v p £*y nor* Tor *la*l on th* St. John* River, 126 mile# Whan thla eatery waa about twov lb*y will want lo charge rooty, south of Jacksonville, waa a thriv­ thirds grown, a saver* freer* waa •for. their automobile*. And until ing town of about 600 population, •xperiincad that rot it to the loss Mr, mostly citrus growers and fa m - they find out THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1M7 Southern Pacific I k ' ‘ Threatened By Strike ■r Allay _________ All sorts o f theories have been advanced for Teaching sDinll children to swim, from throwing them into the water SAN FRANCISCO. July 17. UF) • I KECKrJ A Foot I* —Threat of a strike by the Broth­ with the expectancy'that they will show fish tendencies, erhood of Locomotive Engine*J UOCyiS EF HE to hiring the services o f an expert teacher. The first at 0:00 t\. M. Monday hung today system has too many elements o f danger, and the second CREPICK FtiH »JE5*FE/H over the 1‘aclfia lines of the South­ is not always practical. American. Home Magazine, in Its ern Pacific, one of - the nation'* C R A LY t _____ malor railways. July issue, offers some good advice on teaching youngsters Unless 19 of 74 demand* for re­ lo enjoy the water,, written by a father who has had vision* uf working rules are mat experience. before the deadline, the union said, Titled “ Water Sprites” , it is packed full of details its 3,600 members will halt trafrit fhat take children from their first experience paddling over the major portion of the com­ pany's 10,000 miles of track. in a baby pool, td that- tnoiMUtMU first dive. The author, The strike call, Issued late yesCharles Snwin, emphasizes that all steps o f the swimming tardar.br Harrison C. flobart us, lessons must lie FUN. In that way; it is almost impossible xistant grand chief o f the hrotheiv for a child ever to four water, hood, and I*. P. Peterson,- tha T lie Hawins' five-year old daughter led the way when union's general-hcairman, ram* as the shipping crush of the Western swimming lessons began for. three-year oldlBuddy. First! harvest approached lu seasonal of a)! the Sawing taught their boy how to-tioid his breatfiT peak. The parents showed him how, out o f water. Then they The strike would affect also made a game o f Buddy’s picking up shells in his one-footthe Northwestern Pacific and the San Diego and Arisons Railroads, deep pool, and he quickly commenced to do this ducking Southern Pacific subsidiaries, Tha ^ his hend under water. three lines carry 160 passenger His next step wna floating with face downward while and 1,000 freight, trains dally. holding his breath. By this time, Buddy was experienced Operation* Involved would ba from Han Fraiwtaco north to Porlff enough to learn lo ' kick. This was achieved by telling land, Ora.t east'ttf Ogdon. Utah, him to “ kick like an engine” . Soon, he was anxious to ia.to.a4 *. and south to Los Angeles, Tucson, learn how to dive, and the momentous day arrived when V * r.i e<u.i Arlst^and El Paso, T a r lie "dove” Into the pool from a low 'step "with no form • ' 1 and plenty o f splash". Thereupon Buddy was ready to Flood‘ Continues In start learning Htrokes, and to eliminate the splash from his diving. Everglades Section "Wnter Sprites" is instructive reading for all parents RADIO PROGRAMS HUtion WTItll *’ who are about to launch their offspring at The beach CI.KWISTriN, Fra!. July 17i —A request that the Weal P.a this summer.* SIM HSUAY KVSCYI.Vn —* Chewing gum, a habit which some people deprecate, has done something for the world. Jt has helped make known ithp imposing riiiiiB of tho Mayas o f Mexico and Central America. Just- the other dny eleven hitherto unknown temples were found in Chiapas, Mexico,. near the border of Guatemala. Just because o f chewing gum. Gum contains chide, which grown in these semi-tropical American jungles. The .chicle companies linve had to cleor .away the under­ brush and lay out small air fields to transport their produ ct. In the process they discovered ruins, overgrown with vines. whuae-presence would never-havo been guessed. The new temples are particularly Interesting because o f their wall paintings, the largest o f the few Mayan specimens known, and brillinntly colored. Fortunntely Giles <!, Healey, who came upon them while making a doc­ umentary movie for his company, is a trained archaeologist, and if it seyms wise to remove them to n museum, will see that thev are not damaged in 'th e process. So friends o f knowledge should be more tolerant when next they have to scrape wads o f disustR] gum from planning furniture and shoes. The -government i» underground war fsclotir*. Cues* we won’t hive many n( them down |i,rr Ami hy thr way what would we do for bomb shelters in esi* si emergency >- -- •Learning To Swim /'TJ- 4nw Bias 4iBu SiSS Tlitoi Tl IS TiS* Tl** »>*» 11-BdiiB* Snu Tw ills hi *»■*• Kpuro l>ar*4* Air Ian l-Ulrtoliia Il,a4)liia StHi Art Hail,,) * TSa liubanal-l, 11ra4 itMe N.tol Unit ilRBI Ilaa4l<ur Vans "Z llrqarxluil, taatt I tie# nail *,• «. 11(01 Hrquf-tlull, S'mWT* 1141 liaaellaa \m t isieo alan urr * J* rHIDAT Si»* hl.a Oa Slit Ilaa4llar .Vans liM I'll,,, rS^aarra Jaaibarra. 4,3* II <M„„asa *14* IIU-ra «f ibr l*uia>> Tioor Jtetaa Haatodoa ! * •Ttn* NaarU* Hrrraadr Tilo Sna,J»r Sa,raa4* die* S in , llrlrt, HlSS Nua,I— l,„H ad, Oil* Nlllrbla* T(a>r *i*> Warala* |l,ii>ll—i H, 41 Waralae Rr4lia<laaa ■:SS- Saau Iba Taar ■Ha* Taa or Ibr Yaw* .Slia Mill, liar,*,a I|*I Hbtiparr, Mmuil, loioa ll.ailllar Nana II >30 MtoXnl l ',.,ia a ISltS Titan Yoa'lr Krqa<,la4 *0:30 Mnrnl.a Mrlu4l<> 11,0* !.»*'• ,j» Vl-ltlas IS,## v , « , at Nana ISlIS U*il„H ll.>nuJwl> llfjo llt,)llm i, l-ruaraii, IS>4S XrMiallnir Vain I, 00 llrarflia, Vn,R ^1)1* I'toiir Ar»i , , . IiSa IT, War uiTlwIf 111* Salaa S«,rna4* 3,00 lira Alin- V-m X>*a Itar X'ator llawrb Sl4S In I'ruaOlr Wa Hall Site Ifrwitliar YrW( SHM HnlaClr UbU,.,,, Six* Sturm Tlmr I Bi4S Sank Mr,I tl** nraUllar Xrrta 4103 I40S (Tab * 1*0 ll-aillih. \ ,„ i Si#S Natrlla Tlmr SiSS Marl tba llqtoU Si4S. Hail, I'latain OlOO. llraUlfnn \ r „ . Britain Will Attend German TnlkH Only If Not Confined To Ruhr LONDON, July ~vf, (A*)— A For­ eign Office spokesman said -to­ night Britain bad informed the u. S. Slate Department she was not prepared to accept an invita­ tion for Anglo-American talks on Germany In Washington If the discussions were to be cunfdied to Ruhr coat production. British representative* will go to Washington only If lh> scope of the projected talk* is widened to Include such matters' as hl-xonal fpod problems, finance, new levels for Industry and so on, he said. ' The 'British tommunlcatlon lo the State Department, dispttched "a short time ago,” expressed this country's view that Berlin would be a more suitable plan for dta ruasiun on hi-sonal coal production; the spokesman added. The United Slate* asked Bri­ tain July 11 to send a mission to Washington to discuaa what a communique at th* time said were “ urgent problems-' connected With Increasing Ruhr coal output. might reproduce them*»-lves, Quoting from a lettsr from Mr, 8, O. Chase, Br„ to s gentleman In Phlladelnhia, showing Mr. Chxae to be the friend of Capt. WhltiMtrr “ In 1897 Capt. Whltne? planted at Lake.Jessup on the Lake margin about three-quarters o f on acre of celcrv as an experiment. The Cap­ tain and I drove ‘over lo see how the winter garden looked a week after th# frease, and his celery looked as If somebody had poured boiling water over it. My recol­ lection o f how we used to neglect our lltU* celery trenched In tho old days, almoet letting them per­ ish for want o f moisture before they ware watered, and knowing that celcrv had a wonderful con­ stitution and comeback, I told the Captain I thought if wa took car* of the crop we might gat *ome celery. I told his man to raks off tha damaged stalk*, fsrttlhM It ipd tee - what" happened. - About three weeks after that lhe Cap­ tain went to Tallahassee, as he was a member of tha Legislature and wa* .there for 60 days. Whan h# returned I had roabet up over *1300 out of the patch. r ' t '• "The fact that it cam) back so th# crop w# needed, Tha stalks war* so small that I made a litU# frame about 6“ deep and 4 ‘ wide and stacked tha ttalka uf celery In that'spare, then tied the roots Beach canal lx, made the th inapor arterial drainage w»Urw* wfcF for Lake Okeechobee wax advocat­ ed today a* flood conditions,con­ tinued in th* Everglades area. Water U over tba Hhawano and Connors highway, and th* Ftoriday Greyhound Bus lines la re­ routing busses through th* area by way of- Fort Pierre. The route ordinarily Is via Canal Point. •* Lamar Johnson, chief engineer for, tha Everglade* drainage) dis­ trict, said rainfall has tapered u(M in the lost couple of days buF water t* .atilt rising in canals. -The group which met here de­ cided to urge the Florida con— the plan for cdhvertinjg Ui* West gressional delegation, to support Palm Beach canal into 'an arte­ rial drainage waterway, but ask­ ed that it not be upon fur nav­ igation. •♦JayceeMeet ; « • ■------------ M mit Ii htars» Iffvaa r«N » <)«»! ior Clumber o( Cummticc held in the Mayfair Inn. These . political iiiurs must hr foilght out op the belieficTd of politics, by votes and. candiiLiles." lie . added. . "Tlicre inuil be a g/ass-rnots awakening of opr political reiponailjilifirs, whether in slate^, co u n 9 ly or city,. This is. not, something lo lesve up M th* «kh>r'f*llow. W* must do theie*1hinti ourselvri,’ ’ CcsopaV assarted, “ We mud erect a public structure- built on a foundation of honesty and in­ tegrity," th* gubernatorial 'iahdldaUaald. ' Mr. Ferry Bremer, who .Was a cornetlst with tba NatjonaU Symphony Orybestra of Washing*^ ton, D. C. and Ida son Bub, a pi­ anist, rendered several musical se­ lections, Stutembar 1 has bean dsiignatad ' by the board of direetors. as the opening data for tho Tourist In­ formation Booth located at Park Avenue and the Seminole Boule­ vard. It was staled. Ray SlatoA waa appointed to serve with mai6‘ bprs of other clvte and veteran's organisations on a committe# fofl| Ibe selection of the roadside pork (4). ba*. built In Hamtnols County by the Hut* ■Road Department. Gene Tucker and Alvin Odham, who or# In charge of ar­ rangement* for the Slat* Jayne# Conventon to b« bald In Sanford Aug. g and 9, appointed commit-' tea bead* to help thara with thair work. Those placid on committee* wer# Vincent Peel, Richard Lundqalst, H. W. Estes, Harry larry Robsa Hobsam H. G, McIntosh and ArthuV Beckwith, Jr. ,, _ Mr. Joel Field >appeered beforetho group fn behalf of th* Amer­ ican I*glop to oak the cooparation of tha Jaycaaa In ‘ aiding th# Campbell-Lossing Post to gat tM state Ldgion headquarter* located In Sanford. Mr. Field requested that the Jaycecs send a letter I f th* State American legion organ­ isation InviUng them to coma to Sanford. ■The elub agreed Ire sponsor such a letter. j m FLYING DISC MARGATE, England, July —Town Councillor A, Lovell r«L ly knawk that flytng discs exist— he made one. nnd It flaw. Loretl'u revolving disc la rub bar-propelled and 14’ BleMa across. It has an 18-Inch stabillilng rotor itnd1n rilstigular stabilising vane. In ttr* day's flrat t**U It flaw J00 fa#L ^ -------- — ire Don’ t Read Thla * Unless Y °« want to m U •; " , Ymt Want ta buy a We Will sail your ea#. for ..B ... amym Auction Co. �I wim 5Lil 1 ! i THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1947 S ocial Miss Mary E. Schmehl THURSDAY The Veterans of Foreign Wan Auxiliary will meet at the Tourist Center at 8:00 P. M. , MONDAY11 The W. M. U. of the First Bap­ tist Church will meet at 3:30 P. M. at the church annex. Mis. Roy Britt Is in, charge of the program and the' subject will l>e “ Chinese." The Sunbeams, Junior KAs uni Junior’ GAs Will meet at the. same time at the church. Mary Anna Springer Nominated For Office TALLAHA8SEK. July 17, UP>— Donna -Jolley of Tallahassee anil Alice Youmans of Miami today op­ posed each other for the governor­ ship of the American Legion Aux­ iliary sponsored Claris* State In progress hera. Miss Jolley represented the "Federalist* party and Miss Yeo­ mans was nominated by the “ Na­ tionalists." Federalist candidates for Cabi­ net positions were Nancy Miller of PenaacoLa, Secretary of State; Pat Weigand of Lakeland, comptrol­ ler: Jo Ann Taylor of Tallaliaiaee, commissioner of agriculture; Bettv Turner of l-ake Wales, sup­ erintendent of public instruction; Charlotte Judge of Orlando, state treasurer and ,C*reLWood of Plant City, attorney general. The Nationalists n om in a te d Mary Hill of Lakeland, secretin y of state; Mary Anna Springer of Sanford, comptroller; J. Anne Pike of Mount Dora, commissioner of agriculture; Nancy Smith of Jack­ sonville superintendent^ of public Instruction; Hetty Jane lotion of Tallahassee slate treasurer and Mary Ann Jacobson of Dei-tml, at­ torney general. The general election will be In Id tonight. Hollywood By BOH THOMAS HOLLYWOOD. July ft. bVl— Jane Wyman is discovering tha way type casting works in Holly­ wood. Aa the result of her neat job aa Ma Baxter in “ Thu Yearlint," "Il her film offers are for —mother roles.------—— ----------- ■>— Jane was pencilled ,In f»r the ' .role of g. I'i-year-old'a mother in “ Christopher Blake," but she has " asked Warners to m u x* her from ilffci *8ha does not want to be plge. tut-holed in maternal paru. ; Instead., the would like to go ahrad with "Johnny Belinda,“ In which she would plav a deaf mute until tha final moments of the pic* tore of the picture—a la “ Spiral S ls lr t m " * Glenn Davl*. temporarily mi act­ or. tells me he doesn't know liow long hia Army service will be. ^ “ I might find out I like it and Want to stay In," said the football star. . . . Groucho Marx It apparently contented about his debut us a •Ingle In "Copacsbana." He has made it known hr's available for more appearance* without his broW rs. A sure Indication of hit Intent la the fact that ha has hirvd a preta agent. . . , J'hvllla Calvert has to finish "My Own True U vs" ami be out M ' of the country by Otohor II. w Otherwise she will overstay her , ■all-month permit and have to pay both an English nnd IT. 8. Income tax. And although her picture shooting, the script Isn't finished yet. v-; Maureen O’Hara's plant to ap* pear In "Out Of All Time" lor RKO in England have hit a snag. The British have indicated thev want either the leading man or oirrcinc M to he an Englishman. , . . Clerk ' Gable Is back in town nud he must be happy over the way "TTie Huck­ sters" turned out.' Clark wants ip charter a boat-for ft fiahinif in ’ down Mexico Way. Tie aiaru wor on "Homecoming" Aug. 15. . . . Van Johnson offer* an InUncstlng note about social lifo In Holly­ wood. He hat worked at MOM for asvtrsl rears but has never met his fellow employ, Wally Berry. _ It may be a. small world, but it a V • big studio. . ... Jett Clayton nixed an offer to appear In the new, Rodgers-Hemmgrstein play. “ Allegro." Her husband. Robert Lerncr. is attendin f Loyola Lftw School hero ftijd sh» wftnU to keep h*>ut? for him. , ; ; Jack Carson la getting to he kftown as “ Avall.vHc Carson" around Warners. After "Romance In High C," hell do “ Barbary HoaL" a *t«ry of 1910 San Tran_ isos (what — no cxrthquakelL ♦ Then "Forever And Always." Ai'’-thdltgh' hi* contract eaW for'three •a year, Jack doesn't mind the **' tra work. The bonus. i|iugh gladdrtis his heart • • • *. *i Los Angelps ie pow being.Ireat: ad to a wonderful revival of : .-"Louisiana PtirehM*" wjth thn originsl Broadway cast o f Billy ■g B ta g , Iren* Bordoni, Vera Aer- tight Opera Company's deficit on i t . . . Lon MeAlllster gets a vaeastarts “ Bridal IfUi" for Sol Leaser. "It'e a horse or dog story,” i ha lamented. . . . *, u “ I Wonder W W , ... n im i Kissing Her " olonf Mr. and Mrs. Ottu Shutvld of Sanford and Daytona ‘have an­ nounced the marriage of their daughter, Mary Elisabeth, .to Mer­ rill C. Straub, Jr„ son '.T Mr. and Mrs. M. C- Strauli of Willlnmupori, P*. Tin- wedding wx.s an went of July 1-1 at the hunio of Judge and Mrs, A. S. Mitjuren in F'.dkston. Ga. The bride was given ir marriage by her father and war attended bv her sisters, Mr*. 1 cu Rulner of Sanford and .Mrs. Htto Diekow of Daytona Ileaeli. The bride was gowne-l In a white silk gabardine suit and wore brown and white acreiSwie*. Her corsage was uf pihk r .f dials, Mrs. Straub was horn In San­ ford but has lived in Daytona for thF pest 10 yearr. She wits graduated from Seabieexv I’i i vale School and Seabrti i > High School. She was a student tor two Years at VirginiA Intel nuuil College in Bristol, Va, She L employed at the Commert ini Hjrnk and is president of Delia Theta Chi sorority. Mr, Straub was horn In Revuva, I’a. and received his ahooliiw .it Ada. O. Mainland Higli .klm-il and Ohio Northern University. IL- has been employrd at Florida Bank nnd Trust Co. since 1917 except for three years when L" served with the Army Air Force.v 34Mh Fighter Group in Aust-alb, New Guinea, the . Philippines -and Ok­ inawa. V Mr. arid Mrs. Straub inking n wedding trip' through. Alabamn, Ohio and Pennsylvania arid - plan to make their home in Daytona. The sum oh <4 tfi wiu p*-. xekted hv tho children, who attended the Bible School df the First- M •ihivlist Church, to the American Red Ore** it wa» revealed today by Mr*. Ethel Gcisler, *xecutlv»-*cvrctary of the local Heil Cross (h*|'iec. Air*. K. C. Wiilianii, dire- tor uf the Primary Department, said dial each child contributed a Mnall amount ench day and nt the end of the Bllile classes, it .vtts M*>cided tu turn the aURf.oV'-s tu the American Nrrtioiinl Rinl, CrOJ* ChTIJreh'* Eotnl wlitch is ttseil for children, not only in th-< I'nited Slate*, but in foreign count'.ie: a* well. Mr*. Geislsr reported that the contribution had been sent'to the national headquarter* tuul an ac­ knowledgement lind been received. Pe r s o n a l s Mr. and Mr*. J«»-'" Stiuciphniand family- uf Chattanooga. I mu. are-'the guest- uf Mr. and Mrs. J. M- PthirJpbtr. Mr. and’ Mrs. A. -Vtena left for i».,.ilnl ,i n... ... ... aitsc visit tug Mn.'nml Sirs. -It. CfirMtl fur the,past otui\th. Mr. aud Mr*. D. \, |>rt« is uf Jacksonville and llownid .ilbran uf Cherryviile, N. i . l * ,■ «o'.ant­ ed to their KhMes after vitiling .Mrs. J. T. Brad;. iRsyehoanlyms Will Help With ('riniinalH Mr*. J. T. Hiady Jr f ' i amt Jean RugCI M.iv Alice firav of Jacksonville |.-ft y.-ti-uluv to spend a wt-ok in Miami. §} )» ■ . Ill- ■ - • •' V«b •omr4 of hu mater ml into •4 microphone, lie t» no purs ltr*« guist. You atilt ran detect hint* uf a .tough childhood through the restrained stuiiea which ha-.il made him a rise and,'at Icaif W« fore taxes, nne of jtiosdvvay'j highest .earner*. As a mutter of further startling fart, Jackie's stories likely a* not don't even have "punch-linas," a •situation which'would have AIIK ton Berio writhing in mental pain were In* fncesl-with a similar *ituuiioti. But Jackie grta hia laugh* ci"i* from his ruanner of telling tlittn with sortie startling “ switch" ! of ttodifii-’nal .. rn.c "cimmlrk." He does no prat falls, went* nj htmiy make-up. putty n on ur~ t-aggy pant*. Children ('onirihutc To KmLCrqss Fund A n d P erson a l' Activities Social Calender Weds M. C, Straub,vJ.r. "1 PAGE F IV » TUB SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA tm -*' ATtaACIIVl Dr. Inge Oetvertrrg (akoie) is the pto-.tvutor bring­ ing fotuter Natl* to Jtrillve at the Heidelberg, Germany, Hpruchkem-nn-r dc-na/iilcaliim court Stic b.n been aiding the Alltel In tb(* Cippcit/aincu April, '47. (lotvrnatluaut) It. ADELAIDE KERB jAh Nrw»lvaluer* Writer "t'riiiiiiif.ls me not fuiidainentatly different from other |ieopte. Thev can tie healed by liic right treat­ WIAIING HU CIRl GUIDES uniform. Prince- ■ EllratK-lh'greets follow ment and experience box ainnyn us Mr. «n.l Mrs. W. E. c-ntlth*hare cltlcers uf.tiie urgnni.ation utter reviewing a tfiaix parade of the Girl ttint one of the /beat approach) It) JAt'H UTililAN lift fdi l . i it.it A!r-- GiiUb'i fiDtu nil part* of Eufopc. No'e ttiat tlie pfijkei* Is li-iug tbo lett- I* psychoanalysis." In that compact nutshell, Dr. Smith'a pun-ios, M i, unit Mi a. J. , banded jundshake of the Guides, The glrla uipe to lauulon for tliHc NEW YttRK Jackie Mile*’ i* II. Duy. ontlual Ctii'ampmcnl ut historic llkruplon Court. ^fiilcTuatioiial) Mi'tiDn Hshniidi-Lei g sum* up lie- one more wartime mmedinit wtio knowledge gleaned from 11 years' work devoted to In tiling empty liu* uroie tlurn u nairow chnnro { . Miss Satu Wmten tai.vieiby of Iniuming |n i mitiiti-iii Iy |«uiBiilaiu'-r jail*. has returned front Ariiout-m. Vs, where she culled Licit. I'umdi. The t'mholxnvak Imru psy­ par, lYjlcird)’ the- sbiMiting atam ..if| und Mrs. Joiui Williams, chiatrist a goml.looking young ' .— -jl._1. witrnnp with a halo of Huffy ilnrk the night ejiiti firmament navel Mr. nnd Mrs llani- v It.vk have liair and .sparkling giav-greelt l« min tin i teiiiin trip to tin- mv as their iru« - Air, and AIm . AV. A. eycx-vVurhj-d from 1933 to ’ t!i4I» a* •ml tihd thud i n t o clubs nnd At’ N ew -feature* Krntteit und Muughteis t>f Tala |>*yrhinll fsl ut the (London) Ihri-itil It.It hu!i-I- from wfirlue IJi-.ii Inily, iAhastee. I list it lift- fortta- Sliciillfir Treat­ they cattle nhili many of the top J Mr i of the kids these *t.i\» me ment of Delinquency, where psy­ comic* Were off tn.wo^. Home of j pn-tty gixid Lwimmers,-lull the Mrs- Cliaiit-s Amier/un bus re­ chiatrist* anil *ls ial wiitkere com­ them me tupio than u hi lie irri- . el nervation o f one Itfeguartl cn l!te turned frum utti,tiding lbs Baptist bine effort* to cine the conditions talrd ih.tt they haven't t* err nh’e Ailuritic roast is Hint the h",is ure 'AasernglyTieht in Kldgreiest, N. C, on top, although they do ■that mid e criminal'. Jtr. Si-hmi to Slav r-ttiiig friskier lii the oci-ati—all nnd visiting Mi HnvJervMivlll.' nrd not offer any overly- rational deberg calls it the first nnd only of which wunles the IlfcgaUrdl Should Elizabeth's other point, in North Carolina. Hiiv.ii lor their '•mhh'U iLciitn1, Institute sif it* kind. (i-ry much.' wonder aloud' how Jm-V, * Tod*)— *ttrr Is month** *ludv Thi*)Wedding Be Large? Mrs. J. D. CuVdet! return isI in j It's fun to ride the waver, Mile*. m,w ••arnlng xt.rKM) n Week agrees this hep -.-aver, but bt'fate of Ainrrirnn mrlhmls draling wltli in ir»|:lit dull* nnd theater*, is Alonday from Ridgi-crest, N. t-.' rriniinnb-Dr. S'hniidelirrg Is coop­ vou wiggle yodr IiN-s in the surf By El)VltKAGII where she att*iided Aha llaptfstt able lo stay Up there with (ltd V»;i sliould undi'1 Stand water* erating with trading American lm K Lewi*,'*, Hnerv BirjirripK t LONDON. July 17. W l-Should Assemble for -a w w l, tin 10 0.-1 in t our area. T ie udvues i7u; kids lisyrhUDtstH “nnit ‘ ociat - workers Princess EITxabeth's wrddin- fw a home she vlxlteil In Galnenvitie} jiiiki-i*. Mill.-n llerl-* to Is on their gumil every si-roml; in founding an American rrirninal amt tile 1 1tier Veil run* despili' his big one, with dancing in streets nnd Atlanta. (In. rlinlt in Sen A'ork. , not to. go in where there ere and fireworks at night, or a sim­ inmpiiialivrle eiilhnv yeurs. known riptide* rod undertow* nnd ple little affair with only n few "Those who are working for i** Mr*. John L. (ialluwav mi-1 Mi*.sj Higlit now luckic is headlining to wnit several lieui* uftei eating establishment nrr leaders In their thousand guests and the nciu.J- Alary Anne Galloway left / - iter* before swimming. beat silverware 7 field, though no. tnrUlhmed vet." at llie.huge and Inmultfui Itivieert, day for Mew York. They will reSneaking of lifeguards, the rills she say*. "The American institute an 4‘xcititigly srertie nigh! rbd* This austerity vrrsus glamor turn to Sanford by way of 'AVniTiwin* go grt-g,t about (Tf*::i- high will liP'Jll|i]iottpit lir private fnmts. , jV t.Uul*?l— debaW waxed hot over the nation’s ington, 1). ('. uml 1£i -Ln-on-l. Yu. liiliiMil anti College, adunine* me m,rt of which have teacups today and spilled over Into where they wilt visit r.-lativcs. idc.-'dvl ''Tt 'r 'T r ........ " i " '" only making spcclacles of rluon- iH*t*n thn letters-to-the-editor' columns. IIihIiim will irivr . ,, , , , " 'i. f<." n , weekly salary which - Ives. A gill who i- a legular their Friend- Inn- of IVdlli'-r Beal wil! tu-iidi|Unl te( s4iI " " '... i*l vlee* „„d i,..,.d.».,nte. “ If Princess Elisabeth were to i oii-ii or non • e«fm atHiut crowding thc-lifeouard will In? dorfated. Rtate, federal ami! , " 1- I1'1' 1,1 11 have a quiet wedding and not wasth- las interested to learn that In- War young Indy who stntjutt earns herself n tied retalia­ invited to a psrtg g t w n .ii i w-i-ek a lot of money and time, maybe municipal pruhallon and parole ' f . , tion even thoogli she lilt] llimk I.fficri Will s.-nd the pat|antR.| V ‘ ;;'V tune with hi* it would encourage us to rarry on in Odessa. Tex. for Jack!*’ Cooper, the ...... iHipiilni pigebn on ■ Waller is a«foeinled'With the N r , wurking harder," a Yorkshire fac­ Treatment will I* similar t.. Jli.rf! “ flf ^ thi r-'mii. tory werkcr wrote to tin Dully tional Oil Will Soptdy Coir;peny Usi'il III Jht'l.uiidon Institute. We 11. Amt ationi legoiur buacli illin (M h m . He was rlou reernUy <'*|,ecl plan, to msl, lo.llti- mn.ii." " , « " 'U ’ H S '1 ' Mirror. 0.1- Ml-, IIS ill eVi.i ytlijfiR ci<r, the III. Schiiudi bcig raid thi......... knm.r, than Lmyl.a If that — "Away—with—»u*Uiity—lot - u* n guest iiI n pa1 1v gin_-11 fur All*3 t > tr N firndd-urdiw* t snt^-1 nrnr-rr a Linudit 111-1if u14**" i>• ATien of r ,i make il a day abe, and all ul us, : June WitliVm in Oili-'s.i.’ EVERYONE whn claim , to have seen !'r ,j|8r‘ for ev e.y lh .n * •ter* nnd that K4I |n-iccllt stf tire will remember," urged,a writer la cuss** where ri>ciinitilstotal jolt* Wet 4. the Daily Express. a “ flyin* xau.ee" Jla« d e x e n ^ d It 1 ‘ r" « " ■ 1 '' For facpsH'iu ai'-sl■jn ((el) out were pertttanetilly By the Dally Express' count, six UKTercnfjjf, But tuie'* mm that ( Vr,‘ *A‘ lllU -“ ruicii ,if i rliiii'tol lellilcttclelo Vacation Britons favor a wedding with nil ,4 . 5 * ^ “ ilinn. It* h o u p , , . „ IV i m a, where cirrii mat mice* wei* the trimming*—to bein'people for­ tying'aau.,f t\Ut,. Rufilrtal t M j .J...... . ,.f uffortbm. U’ILt Writing onfavnialite and rcs-iimmenditioli* get the drabness of life nmid bomb hire oic-n, n,hHldhrs, and l i e ill ,lf ll(.y H.mk .. , . , ,, . . . " " { j lif i l l hi tho biiwli. T h e y 1li ruins and shortages—for rvery one HAl'i'Y BIRTHDAY by model Bobby Elynrtj of N- w j ,,ir| Ilink, au jdny weri- ttot 'juried out wledly. 4n “ Hy Now" who holds that a modest nffnlr Ymlc, 'Hie otlire tt correct hit too fin I, l-.y at rtiii Itcarli lack ,lig percetil of limn' workedt with Margmel Dilltv1i> wete ItMil lo rc-ratahlahish them­ would be mure suitable in the beach or play time, (fnferrralioitul) nitv. selves in inn mol happy liven. at present economic crixi*. * They enjoy'playing games on ‘ I hr I.am) on Institute hstnlbd But some criticism was voiced WASHINGTON the t.i-neli but (hey don't .otitnre that If vmi -ward a riL*calm n.,!| Ihr niorr dlfflridt rjsrs- the oiirs of last week’s rejoicing over Urn COLEMAN’S hv or a pa .lime you 114 dime Vi aiin*t*n\. tq 6 Bill who is lough aiwl Itimlde with which the prolinlbm otflrcr* i LETTER . announcement of Elisabeth'* be­ and gets slightly hysterica! utl Is* worry aitutil nmt thif wVih't krep. trothal to Lt. Philip Mountlmlteii. rmilil nut rupe- and the tim-liiao Hr JANE EADS STattom*ry .Spucials you loo oevanliHf, ymi ihonld ,y\ y : cauir ....... : tic ft-el* the hit,' tlf fls-ed'iiU Inslilulr will do Hip nhiik Ililng," A London suburban woman wrote awav from rui.-lng iai.aci*r. tinoutdoor* nffirnl*,* to the Daily Mirror. said Dr. Srluuidi-hrrg ns she sal WASHINGTON — Jliually the The fa olll of Briton Huy it. Too t-anty tuitlnng nuns don't in In r New. Yuik apailoienl "I don't diilike the royal family. Thev are a grand example to the capital'* social season wirujt lip :t State Ili-tii,itnii nt official, - -.bi Intrigue either of lhe»4' gentle- slrokiii)- lirr b|x 81arm*e rat the end of May with the n’t take up vanary rnihin^. t, nu-n, who miy the prettiest suit u Alcowr. country, but I connot help fr<linr around Y Alt 111.ICY VKNK.TIAN |II.INIIS White House '•(aging its last, garfnlher, nvilhn. son and -iqoi girl inn wear i a one iilrce jnli it would be good if they lived tlm party and the town'- lent,-'"The ihicf i ante of ctioon is A in r i i r a V Al iih | |L m u 11f 1*4 * hfe litisV 4-vcrJ . Wllklltg quo .t-wiiti •11 tip* in Hu. right g l.o i'. :iii lm i-tal dtf(icullie* in it 00 more simply. ^ Alumlfutni i *ilar •• I'ttlUlinl ,\1iifi»inum *e* hiking off tu cooler ilimes. i with other t'nlibln, Willie 441 hi- on lire holn.it uf favi-i.'l.li exti-rnal circuiu in i-■"Ix.it right that Princes* ElbaAhi, Mr I tu |’r**r iv.limal^ This year il’n different. Iliei The four an mostly .o le . d hallong suit, a lb-year old gal Many criminals have allnyli . rut beth should have 30,Wo pound-' \Y. STIlVIiNS -- 017 W. Hidiintson --'Orlando ( f 340,000) a year and her husband has' been at least-a party a d ry, with the Imlhjing of m.id.-i „ i - from Malvern. A rk ,,'wrlti-4;."Mv uttilet jdiysiral, menial > - o- > I*hone 2-072!i nnd guest lUta‘ meet themselves! pi a ties, rind wsug'of Hie Hr on boyfriend, who lina been trail log Ml ah) Jo rim war, fir iii-tsocr 15.000 .pounds (|<JO,000 when tv.* are on the verge of bankruptcy?" coining nnd going. Slost invetrf-1h>)Ua« in neairhy Virginia is .1 k tiii- liortie from. M-hoi'l. is now mnnv women found It tie- hard I • on in Be that a* It may, the Klvnbith- are party-goer* seem to tw Chief•Mil of iiimlt-l*. They dangle ti- n getting very anxious to and Atr*. Fred M. Vip oii, i|,u celling ami .... are ..rape.) heaped etntv ahor Ia nnd i'utliinr' *uilx. * Any - u|m wtiii ilicit huaba'nd*a o---------Phillp romance was putting idins Justice They li-raine worried, nrivoits Admiral ami Mr*. Client.-t w-lo-rc, amarl teen-agy)- wouhl Know let; iitprnpeiit their mom t *itnL emtrd Into n lot of peojde's heads. A Fleet Nimllx and tl;*Minister fit N, a Mitnv of Hu. mo,h)i have —-n er tlian lo eni-n-iragi xiicli nn out Bond Street marriage-broker im­ In Iteiiouing slmp-llfters. taoihii-r from all ov»-r IliX twtiuu apoki-n young min, llsjils' roinr ported business was up tU) per rent Zt-nlan-i and I ady Herelal-u ti. "Our I n iiiitim iil for v of(•mli i s : Right now Air. and .'jii. Lo tei-n-rtK'boy* iltn't bav ■ tifit but lit uric week theSiam.'**. Finn. and happily gave full credit to the is frhioily tali.. We e .r.v.-otr n' ’ run, daughter U -*1 -*-, I I, an t Indian*. Annrnlinny, Unig'tnysn-, tl{ most of them call avoid Inlt.iag like princess for sitting tho example. on Htt-lr |H-rs4»u>il problem 1 uufl Irish. Arabian* nn>[ thiati ntntot ; Ri-flei, 13. are gel Hu r r •idy io gpoiui. not mi tbeir ileliliquen - Mo-- "i i v all cnt-’rtarftod throng* nt ‘ng r'-u •"iter tl.eir’ mnueix In he h-••• t| If vou wsnl lo la- a !mbuiv at i suffer from ilepreoslon; am-ltii-i CapiLil Mmlel Air Sh V the 1.4-ni h. u4i<iil trying to got loo Hints To Housewives t,jinny re. t-pri ir *. In idnition wed­ National quarrels with Ins wife: a lliird much sun at "ini-; don't n.v pow­ finds it iinporslhlt! to c.uteeiitrutt Weekly from Hum* Ormnnslralnm ding Imlls were ringing nil mi-r this Month. Tho Hswinn seorn control |om town, delrj were Itowing and e»n. der wbreb will riike wrti-a your Speclaliit, Tallahaasco * ventions Mg'ami small wer» ron- t .i- ! of nfUriel plane* )futried - t>y foce perspires. Due a r-hmI lutlui- tirausu of rvorr.. We tTv lo utin vvne’ /rom the giuun-l. 1 ■ venkrg. and rul* it over your skin ovny ilvraliiiel Ike mail's prbbb'M and TASTY. HEALTHY FIU3 It j-r the family's uphtir'i tint time you Honk of it mi the-tirarb; lo get ul li e r ml of them, Twentvflve Canary ral-jr*- ivi-nBy Unl'vllr 8. Thuntby hovering 'lw it 175 lireccnn ett- myw skill Is required la Lit)hi a .wash Your hair frequently afiPt- a rior bust n os i* to 'bring biro to The fig, on* of the great trulls trice in the annual - " voiiiv/ l.inl' -wiiNlel Mhat take* off with *n IS- session of wind, sun, s u it 'ami a state 4,|„.|* trr can copa 4vith life. If * man's ririihlsm-. h»ve of the South, ia one that man has show of the National Cspit.il Fan.... J -i"u t from Ita. mlninturd sand. -en diminished, hi* mental ener­ always known. Throughout history arv Clun, • gn-toluin riintor and circle i hr ttIf vou thnik you need an extra Iw ho ha* given tha fig an Important Air*. .Margaret Him*, who :■ If. bit of Volor on the li-srli, use a gies' arc freert for olhrrs thlnr» plarc among the fruit* he eat*. Mr*. ‘Barron saya "It r It nice bright pink lipstick nnd let anil he is *h|- In cone >*iih H« raise* Mjit-i fat a huslnnti. *ny» it And certainly today the fig is isn't lust a matter of “ littowmg character to build model pi Yuur fin-,- glow-.with. Hie eMi.r it life and ndjilst himself. Wr found that *ome men mljunlctl after five atill recognikcd n* a valuable, bird* ‘ n'.o a breeding cage "r-l It take* patience, develotn *! ,lj will acquire In the oiltdiHiM. visit* ami others ne tied HkV'. pleasing addition to tha diet! All coming Out with a aho-.v bird." ’ ami tearhe* a hoy or girl to xti k Vlviin A* . sh<- rmichiderl, AI"i'W fjusoutherner* like ffg* and feel grat­ She ■rayt n teal show Jiinl ha* tu the {oh until Its dune." ishrJ * fight with a joinii-hort ified when a big crop yield pro- to It irslncl tu sing it arv lime. sent* Itself, although it It llwny.i Furthermore, hr should !>»• movtvj Lead glass Is usi-il for ontlral ill the owing basket, -’ "I*1 a a short season crop ami tha privi- fr«im riHitii la room and-stmie tel ’ Wilbur nnd Orville Wrlglflv i glasses and eh-clrical tubing white couple' of sjN(td» of thrciol and lug* of serving a largo bowl of to alj *oi m uf nolsea to’ lit e pete first business venture was a 1m>- its electrical resistance. Its extra disapptmied. “ A lain) riimin-’d-fresh, sweet, cool fig*, with or and runl.rb--irt will hold up dur­ clo repair nhup, wliirlr led to Hu-ir aofliteaj nr ii* high rcfratlAe in­ Hi*t one," said Dr. Sc!*nidel<erg expcrimenls In airplane Imlldingj dex m-akca It* u»e necessary. with a smile. without erram, for hfeakfatt or ing the tiiinLuh of a show desert la only realties] Tor a few Ho alio has to lie taught h >w short weeks In thi. year. to stand, and hi* eating habit* Serving fresh fig* I* a privilege have to ne regulated. only truly enjoyed by those people The -.'snoiv raisers are agreed who grow their own, or.who live by a generous neighbor who has an abundant. If short - llvad, supply. stems attached and be placed gent­ In flat, shallow traya or haskclr. Too, figs are poor shippers and ly to avoid bruising them. they do not ripen further or.Im­ When figs are gathered rightly, prove in flavor after baittif har­ there'* no rmM for tho reprehens­ vested. * * * ible soda “ bath" iHtcaurngi-d In Fur this reason, figs should be outmoded N ow U the lim e lo R tl ready fo r Ihnl cold w eather, (let you r Spate canning instruction' ami allowed to fully ripen on the tree. needed only when figs ere preen Ilin U m and liiHlall them during the auntmer m onlhn und not have Thev increase very rapidly at the W-immature. Inste-wl, th.T.* will Inlo H tlSIl at Ihe laxl moment when -thal cold apell grlH here. last In sugar, gather weight and s whole, tender, plump, unbroken quality In general only on the pnwliict, rich in natur­ tree. In favorable weather, and translucent al sugar wbep canned, sweet IN STOCK |n tha height of the season, ripe spiced, or preserved, t l f Inform* figs should be gathered in the cool Hon ia deal red for canting, pnmorning. There-b no milky exuda­ MONOfiltAM — HFA1IK — PERFECTION, and olhert*, all aiiea tion from the stems when Dgrare serving or Jamming figs, see ypur from one burner hale type lo large circulating nbineta; full ripe, and When the akin at the county home demonstration *g. nt.i blossom end begins to crack, that's A trmmre trov* Is rim legal cxwhen fig* af*M|&rtT.jiol only for uression'fer coin bullion gold or It n o w eating out of hand, bat for free* log and fgr.fJI -eaaaiig am! pre­ silver article*, found hiddeo/n the earth and for which no owner ran serving purpose!. be found. Figs should be picked with the AH *one o f hiddere uf the Con­ tk l old -si vie formula, it off. m gressional Medal o f H -ntir Sly some old Joe E, Howard tunes eligible V* pttend W eil Point. It ) r: 0 . embellished with color. Mark Slov­ appointed-by the I’esident and if PHONE 53 HOI EAST FIRST STREET ens and Jane Haver head an un thev ade otrerwlse Qualified nhvsMr*. J. It. Hsu l.-f- recently for Brunson. ;L 'a ti-it Mir son and daughter-in-la.v, Air. and Aim. J. tl, Hyers. lJHOAOWAY TEEN T A L K HEATERS no- e Sfe* CM _J - •„ ~S/,’J m !». V»r i ~~MM'W...- , rt • �- * '.I 'J m | '■ /e a TOE SANPORL HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA 1 to 0; Red * Bi&sen And Ketcher DonMurray Will Have ^Tangled In Hurling Opportunity To Air 5*^1# Duel; S t i l l w e l l ’ s Charges In Daytona ‘Blow Decides Tilt SEEKS TOP IN TOP HORSE RACE OF THE YEAR - *U a _ v 7 ARTHUR BECKWITH, JR. Ilersld flporl* Editor lie Jim Ketcher limited the rork of the Ssnfo.-d Celery to two ^ratten* 1, blnglcs .*1 teammates-were collecting six i and a single tally off the - f t ..bin of lanky Charllo Bixsvn chalk up a I to 0 victory in n V contested ^l^tTHind b*U li­ * ght tho Fed* InvaJi Flan ajalFleld In 8t. Augustine f-r * atonic tilt, and will return to the ball orchard tom-irow- even* for a tilt with the DeLand Rata. Saturday nlitht the Invade Conrad Park In Do and Sunday the l’alntks play tho local nine In ____ r pitched another.one of maaterful contest* ami -dl*m) ramarkablo conirot. The Saint -righthander kept hi* low and displayed remarkable ability In pitching for the m J llsaen fared well throughou*. Ihe eat. but the Sain** lunched of their all hit* In the fifth ___MC to punch acto*» tho only tall? of the contest, which was OS* of the fastest sVer recorded In ths Florid* Slate beaguj over th* nln* inning route, n Karplnskl singled to open fataful fifth, Lyle Judy went •winging and Ki Karplnskl stole M M ‘ on th* play. Art Stillwell , Into left field to semi Ksrboms with tb* only run of 4, • «r. at ot an * k xk a »« * l IT u i s a I l « t 4 -0 i t .1 1 14 4 I * J I l o s t II lA s ro fu i a IT it ah k n . < O I i r o 4 I )\ 1 « I I « 1 I a i 1 o i > • 1 I I * » ,» « tl 1 IT II S -i grp xnrIM mil f i , ntssen In ninth £ *XT‘ ,Un' asitcfira*■ I *«*’ lia e*» • 1 ees «*• Ituit— Ksrpintkl EVror— We­ an s.. Run ballwt .In— Hllllwtlt. lelsn t-***#—• Ink* ■ i 7 I • 1 • t/P>— Boston Brave* (Jeneral Man K*>k»intkl. n-i.rmn D^itil. e l s e — Lake, 'array. »n* SatfsrfMd. left " « "■"" -v'llt. Aoau-tln. *, Hsnfon* 1 pH balls— off Kvtrh.r I, HI. Iftrurk mil — hv Keirhrr !. Tim* of a .m .-r ^ " 1 14. Davlr and M»M*r. rariano Trims Zale TofWin Middleweight World’sChampfonshlp |CHICAGO, July 17, UVI -The haired Italian, . Rocky absorbed a terrific hstom Tony Zale .. . H I le In tight titular bout for four to return with a batiered • soundly thrash the Chsmn I mlnutea and ten lac-mds i ilgih round with a tech ckout last night Ilf! fa itraan earn of b lw l nothit left e (t eyebrow, and hfa ..nearly closed. Graxiano |tatch up.with the left and sshaa-wf 7-ale. Grailsno ly the victim of a lechchout Umsalf tt the end i third round, but tho com^physician, Dr. John J. I ordered the bout conafter an axamlnntlon of ager John Quinn today notified the Fort Laudrrdalo Chamber of Com­ merce that the major league rluh would not train here neat Spring and would attempt to locatn-nuarlera on lhe west coast of Plot Id , BUI Croene, chairman of the Chamber of Commerce Spoil* Committee, aald that Qttlnn told him of the move today by te|e* ohone. Quinn did not say in which West coast city he planned to conduct Spring training, (Irocno reported. The Braves' manager indie tied that one of -the major l«igu'*'» farm rlutjs, possibly Milwaukee of the AAA League, would teplac* the Braves here next Spring. Palatka A*s Score ■Win Over Senators The* Palatka Axaleaa seorrd 2 to 1 decision over the Orlando Senator* In a 1-1 Inning affair In Palatka last night si Frank Pan lick smashed a single Into left field to tend Msnsger John Ton coff horns with the winning mar­ gin. Theobold, working nn the hilt for the A’e, had near perfect control and pitched shutout hall for the first eight and two-thirds frames. The I^eshurg Pirate* Jammed three runs across the platter In the eighth canto to trip the DeLand Red Hat* in a fl to 4 eon teat. Th* Galnssvltl* -G-Men edged the Daytona Reach Islet*. 4 to 2 to hang> on to their league leadership. Big George Full* nick­ ed up hli Iflth victory of the 104? campaign. VLDIIIUA Ualnsavills HI. Augustin, PaU M Octsndo ’ MANroftD . LaMbsrg Palatka Daytona B. STATIC LEA (Jl i : XV, L I**L in If SI 1* .i ll n *F I f .M* *4 «t ..H I te .44 .144 44 til .111 41 .114 It 44 14 .414 TmWiSb; at. Auto*In* I, BASVUHD • Lswfaarg 4, Dalatml t «vii)a i. OtUweVtlii S. Daytons 1 Palatka t. Orlando | (it Inning*) * Oesae* Today L»*»*ard «t Del-aod Palatka at Orlando Daytona B. at l)alnv*Tll!s BANPORD at nr. Augimine Here Facilities RETIRING GRID Recreation On Increase In U. S. from the Hy FRANK E r « COACH LEAVES reporting N —with 1.743 cities AP Nrwsfeaturce Sporti Edllnr organised public r«CNEW YORK—Getting to we rriation programs throughout the FINE RECORD latmbardo Is like ftnlng on a SIDELINES Guy U. S., the Increase fn cltlea aponguided lour of Radio City. uorLuje tlie-u.- nrtj-V'ilir a and fur- . COMMENTS The Clubhouse ew yq rk PALATKA. July IT, (Specialt — At a reault of action taken by Florida Slate league director* her* yesterday mora unllnrls-l service players toon mayibp--*een In action around the circuit. 'Uii* decision ramr when a mo­ tion that would have allowed nil clubs to have four veteranr under control at one time waa defeated by Orlando's negative vote. Under league by-law* that had Iteen amended a few minutes prior to ’ the vote, unanimoui vote of all clubs now f* required to Amend the constitution or by-law* outside of the annual meeting. So under present league rut?* and providing rli^ha ran -p*-reie within Ihe salary limit whll» »o doing, each club ran carry ns man; many aa 14 veteran* at one time, aldy Hated on the club'* active roster. At the request of 8anford Direc­ tor John Krider*, Sanford Manager Don Murray will be given a hear' ing at Daytona Beach so that he can reply to Daytona Beach fans* ■worn charge* that he hurlel ahu live and obarene language at them. President A1 Combs had fined him 6100, which ha paid. Director* also voted to purhase it milUldo award for each of the 28 player* appearing in the leaguna AllStar game at 8t. Augustin.} last Sunday.' Judge A. S. Ilerlont; Jr,, vice president, took over the presi deney at the close of tho ul*wthig. as Combs left for a two Week's va cation. Braves To Leave Ft. Lauderdale For West Coast Of Florida THURSDAY, JULV 17, 1WT* By ARTHUR BECKWITH, JR. BRIDGE ANGLERS TOMMY HENRICH IGNORE THE LAW GAINING PLACE AND MOTORISTS AMONGTOPSTARS You get in line, walk down a ___ 1 nlshing facilities for public usa flight of stairs arros* tho stage of "AP, Newafeafures TAYLOR, t'rx.—When ap-liklng was nearly double that of 1938. Danny Dandero a hlr Broadway theater, walk up a Three cities reported that ther* • •We were sorry to learn that flight of ataihs and shuffle into n of football ronrhlng reeb'dc. con­ Were 26,183 separate public rec­ Danny Dandero has Iteen confines! dressing room .busy with tinging sider that o f T. II. fHeck* John- reation areas and centers In th# to the Fcrnald l.nughtnn M yinoriel telephone* and a half dorm prr*» ■on. “Dm Is brought up lo-cnusc U. S. Hospital for tha last couple of agent* all trying to ta,k at once. Johnson Is leaving th- -.in h's davs. The noise was about the Im*-r- Ji4nch for the swivel chair of the TOUCHDOWN! Danny la a new Infielder who nallonal Gold Cup ItogntU un ichool supcriiifcndenL NEW YORK—OF)—Th# result* In 14 vear.c head grid tonch was sept to Sanford by the New Jamaica Bay, N, V., Aug. in. of n rare rrcamtly told a * short * York Giant farm, system, end' li Iximbardo la best known to of Taylor High School his teams reported to he an all round g.*d apn-dlioat enthusiaala as ihe holder nlnyrd 145 |*anii-H, wnn HO and nlory In themselves. Resembling He the dialogue between a football player. of the Gold Cup. To most people lost 22. Th-re were fytir coach Frank Merriwell and th* htd undefeated acasons in t T33, We are afraid that this tour of h e Is the le.Nlcr of tho Royal resultant sound rffect, the names '38. '42. '43 and *45. He produced duty in the hospital wil npllc-y his Canadjens. a top danoj hand fea­ •if the horses in the order of finish elicit district rhnmptopship teams, playing day# for the 1017 aeaion. turing "aweot muilc." were: , ^ Maylte the youngster will hr These are busy* day* (or Lom­ six regional -hsmpions. "Goal to Go.” . Taylor never yon a slate high ready to go next Spring. We will bardo.' ills band ytlays in th-aters “ Say No More." probably need several good play­ or hotels and he get* Uttlo spate school championship hemline ihe waa in a class tha: didn't “ Swoosh!" er* next, year. time. But when be doe* ho tune* school play through* to a-state title. N'o-v Fete the Feds up ,his apeedlioaf Tempo VI or that Johnson la leaving the roach, One of the outstanding events ■hows 16-millimrter aountl movlrs (cubic Inches) division boats ip of Ihe 1047 Sanford C-*lerv Fed of the raco he wdn In Dctrolt last Ing rank's UiU division—clnia 'A— the race.” aald Lomardo. “ They will start Playing.far a *!«!■! title. baseball season occurred" the other year. are smaller jobs and keep run­ In the middle o f the I'Jth cen­ evening when the Sanford Baseball “ Someone gave me *Jie film* *o tury* ning. They never break down baKnlterl Fortune, an English Association gave tho flayers mv wife wrnt out and brught me nnturaliat, diaguiM-d an n Chinese, rauso they stay together Iwttar feed. tho projertor,” aaya Guy. "Now I than the liigh-powrred stuff. The boys had all the atvaa they study the films whenever f >el rnVercd cehtrnl China and phtntn- , ‘ "These 225’* must do 06 miles cd aecreU of teg-growing which could cat and mounds of French a chance and J learn aomrthint; per hour on a straightaway to he passed on to India. fried potatoes, tomatoes and all evervtlm* I look at th«m.’r qualify and they cannot be over the trimmings that makes an r'ls40 feet long nor under 13 feet.' One thing Guy hadn't learned Joyable T-bone steak dinner. was whirh switch to nti-lgr nt the lle has won a couple of times The 225‘a coming lo Jamaica hprr. The Italians kni-w more It is not often that Ihu players right time. In atlrmptin? to preBav between Borkaway Reach and id-out tho Gobi Cupthnn Amer­ are given a good eyrnlng of t nter- paro for hi i ''ntago «B1" he flick­ Brppklyn’q Floyd Bennett J^leld will tiinment. Those boys are just ed the pr-Mector button uni every­ icana.” havo auch vFlcran drixera as dlbLornl-ardo aaid Mias Canada, like anyone olae who is aw*/ from thing went black. Ifo finally found *on_ llradfied -of Ikrncst ills. O., home. They want, somethin*' to do. the proper gadgets. i°.wni®?! t,v E- A.-Wilxon and fa/pin '-AJUkinkniiin of Buffalo, Boh Bogle Standing around on tho street “ See. I'm learning alt tno lime." by his oon, Harold, will l-e ready of l^ke George and Judd Hanley corner* la not the worst entertain­ he quipped aa he began shaving for the race, ft'a equipped with of Providence, IL I. Gibson fin­ a 2.000-horse power engine. In i P.18 ished second to laimbardo's Tempo ment a fellow can have, out even' and the rare film* started. Inga of good fellowship and clean The film* ahnwml Dannv Arena. Miss Canada won tho Frcililcnt’a VI In last vrar'a race. _ fun la a lot more enjoyabl.*, I-omhanlo’* main competitor last Cup on the Potomac. “ This will be a big rae* this * Another contender Is Danny year,” Lombardo aald. "We txpect Ginn? Bennl* vear, driving hla super-charged (iinnv Bennis, Sanford gjldcr Mias Golden Gate 111 *t 77 miles Foster with an Allison engine in 1,000,000 fans to line the course. enlhuiaast, broke her own na­ an hour. They .also ahowrd the a 1,700-horse power, 21-foot l«o#t I selected Roekaway Inlet In tba, tional distance record for' women super-charger becoming super-seri- formerly known as So Long. Fui neck of Jamaica Ray chiefly be­ at th* National Soaring Contest sltlve, forcing Arena's upet-d wag­ ter beat Lombaruo in tho IVeei- cause It-cart be reached eatllv- and dent's Cup last yea/. Wild Bill Inexpensively by both private and now being held «J Wichita J?alla on out of the race. "I don’t use stiper-rhargers," Cantrell of UtiUtilli-, whi-t,- Why uNbllc conveyance,” Texas. Mis* Drnnla has broken her own said Lombardo. "They'll give you Worry did 100 mph in Washing The South Shore Yacht Club, of record twice. She act a record at a bundle of speed but you In­ ton in 1910. and Albion Ft-lh-n with which I-oiobardo la an honorary 3? miles, then upped It to 32 and variably run Into trouble with them Mia* Great luikrs also nre rntcrcd. member, is spohaortng the event. Arena, who held the Gold Cup dsv before yesterday she extend in the 30-miTiT heats such a* ». ill ed the launt to wnio. ukta, which lie run In Iho Golii'CUp agaib ihls Ian record until last year, may Among the Andamanese, mqp ^ .pilot Notre Dame, and Jo- Vpn and womenBdying |i 94 milea from her starting AugusL H f fIn. the prim* of ™ Blcrck of Ft report will drlvo his Point. It la reported tha; Miss “ I’m going to use the anme 16Ufa am frequently given the most 400-horsepowcr Al Joe IV. Bennis was aided by perfect ther­ cylinder engine designed hv Hairy honorable form of burial—i-pon “ There wlj| be a |o- of »25 platform placed in a tree. mal conditions during har flight. Miller. It has about ftOO horse Here *n There power and coat the former owner Gordon *“Kljip, aportawrlter e 640.000. the De-Land Sun News says "Th-“ Tempo VL formerly was My hottest club in the leagun right Sin, you know, and cost 9100,000, la Sanford. Tho Fed# ate I got it for about one fourth of fairly well dawn In second divirKM, .that. Shc.bgs jvon .the. Gold .Cup bet have been coming fast. Un- tkjeo time*, once Tor me.” Ins thev run out uf steaia.-they Lombardo estimates it costs beDtsv be tough to keep opt of-the tween J1B,000_tq 920,000 to main fjhiughnessy plsyoffs for thn sea tain ami race Tempo Vi for a year. “ Ret It even has a speed-I'ltltC*, . We see ter." broko In one of i f the press. u *•!!!" "“ .hTITurfS er DeLand Bed Hat skipper who agrnts. “ No,” replied Guy. "No speedo­ ii now. net rolling the Isft field r*rden for the St. Patcrsburg Salnils, meter.1 Yob get to tell how fast no|ed a 400-foot homo run with one von're going after Practicing over mate aboard to trip Lakeland by a measured mile. I think Tempo a 3 to 1 margin Sunday afternoon VI can hit 145 miles per hour on t (a reported to have Item ono a complete straightaway, provid­ longest home runs ever hit ing she can stay on the water at o Saint ball orchard. Fuchs that speed. Gar Wood holds th# has seven rourid trippers lo his record at 124.86 mph. I think we'll find Jamaica Bay's waters two yydit since Joining the Saints, miles faster than the Detroit River where I hit 73.29 for one lap. Juno, llt-nt*,- rtu* lt*n«b»ll lo “ We're going to havn about 20 O. II. c'toni*. entries In the coming rac». It will Sanford tlfow*n Cn-llt Corp. to b# run in three 30-mllo heats. ll»nrjr Will* Jr. Itortsns*. King, Haitian A. «lu* Krret Ti. Coupt Theo Rossi o f Italy Is rant­ to Cantral Kl». I’ rod. Or. A«r». ing over. Iloll*, *p»eil etna Allc* tl. tn Ban* Rossi ,1a a great Idol in Italy. By JOE REICHI.KB Associated I're** Sport* Writer KEY WKBT, Fla.—Thu wolhtt "Tommy Henri Mr lias emerged loiigvti fishing pier I* distinct­ from the shadow* to take his rlgn ly a haiard to motorists, hut ful place among the top-flight ■tars of Imschall today. they ilnu't seem to mind. Eclipsed . during most of his The 122 miles of rihhon-llks _ career by -urit fam ­ road linking Key West with tho Major league Florida mainland Is ,one of the ous leammatea as Joe DiMaggio, ’•flahingest" highway* anyone ev er ' Charley Keller drove a car over. Alfa, it la one > " * J I ' T . J ® ® ! & New York Yank pcs actually ha* of the moat Intoreallng. ' " T W a ^ ^ — A - hLithwar - on— iieen the hottest, - hatter- ht tho American la-ague during1tno past whirh the pedentrian doesn't three wreka, give a hang about the motorThe Yankee*, concurrent with lit. The pedestrian la a fish­ llenrich'a aiiiling stickwbrh. have erman armed with rod and won their last 17 games for' * ‘ rCeh'When this particular now rluh mark, surpassing the old pedestrian hooka one of the standard *f HI set In,HUM. 600 varlllrs of fish which Ilenrirh got a home rtm and abound In Florida waters, any­ single ypsterday while driving in thing ran happen, and usu­ two run* aa the Yankees defeated ally dors. the Indians again K-2 U< ShorU-t'lad Women and Increased the Yankees’ first The angler*—theie are aa many place lead over runnpr-UP Detroit ahults-clad women aa men—fish to 114 games. from narrow ledges mi one of Ihe The National League trading 18 miles of 80 bridges which lti>h Brooklyn Dodgers retained Iheir tho Islands o f the Florida keys two and a half game mat-gin uver and span bodies of water which second place Boston by outaliig* flow across tho narrow peninsula glng the'Pittsburgh Pirate* 10-8between the Gulf of Mexico an I Warren Spahn hurled hla thir­ the Atlantic Ocean, teenth victory and hla fourth shut­ This happen* any Sunday: out when he pitched the Ho'.tun A fisherman hook* a big Braves to a 3-0 victory over fie one. There Is a lug and awlsh St. Louis Cardinals. of line. Out Into the high­ The New York Giant# whipped ford Urawsrs- Credit Corp> way he goes, playing hi# the Chicago Cuba 6*3 whiln the PYels*, llinry *tu* Anna t* Ksncatch. The approaching cars v|r Jack C. .. Philadelphia Phil*, Un) nd the ford Atlantic Sat. Hnk. Fir** S'stlonat Rank of .Orlando ar* forgotten. Thr job at a a a iits rs iK s rr o p w t m r iiA iiE three-hit pitching of Dutcn Leon­ Bakar, It. Mallarson to Mary E. to tllbbaidi i'aa«Htrf ry *<u* N E.U hand is for that fish not to ard.-defeated the Cincinnati Rods Toy Hack. II. It. tins MagSle to J..E. tor. gat awayl Howland. -4*1* X'HATTKI- EWflTOAUB Motorist Is Obliging I.ti 1!•. J. D. do Frank XVhoalar Detroit and Washington split a McCall. I|. II. to Hanford Atlantic rlux Chirl’-lta. Tha motorist is' most obliging. dnuhlcheadrr. Detrolj tamo from Nat. ' Raiik. s o n e a o r i.tr.i* sATiarAfTriow n r w oim M n ra He slow# down, frequently atop*. behind with a four-run eighth IHoiMr IrvliiHrUt fommloalon V* Hanf-mt- Atlantic Nat. Hank to Haia *1*0 It a fisherman and ijia Inning to win the opanar B-S. Ths Jnhn D. II. XValkar. H. Jonra alut EmandS U. ,lntejt»t is aa keen aa tha other Senator! ganged up on four pHch- •Florida Htata Rank to l>- n. m ILI1I.X1H PERMITS fellow'*. -i It, XX-. !!•• niton. 4*1 ,1‘ arkj F.nera for 16 ntta to capture the Crumlay etua Atnra O. Taxlor, Mary T. tn O. XV. Lotuf- larga ona room k tench. . This slowing.down, stopping Is ■p to _ XX T. It. Ualaar, Pin* Halcht*. a, courtesy of this aeamlngly Ted Williams slammed hi* t6th far.Ilf-u.h.ddar, K r. Oaardtan O. XV. 1 atorf S room block itwalllng, never • ending highway which home run and added two single* Laufftr to J. D. Davison. H. N. XVImtham t tt l Hanford boasts of ons bridge seven miles to drive in three runs snd lead the Hilo tat. R. XV. la InorC , Katalt at- A v». Conrrvla, Mock Hd*. long and aaother of four miiei. Boston Red-Sox to a 7-2 win over Faw avar heard uf a fisherman Chicago, • 0 getting hit by a car. After losing the first game to The seven-mil* bridge Is a St. Louis M in II Innings, th‘s dandy. Una would expect llu Philadelphia Athletics gsinwi an FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM fishermen to do their angling even break when they won th# near th* approaches. But no, they ■econtl gams of a doubleheader T ty get clear out- into the middle. 4-1. Haw'd they get there 7 They • / h lC K ’S O W N ICE CREAM * brought along someone who didn't Court Records mind driving them out and then i W l nttkl our own Ico C ru m , All (levort taking th* clr back to tho end Jll.X to, ISST and reading foa a couple of hours. Tasty _ Daliqlous — Healthful in -S a -U .ll Numerous- Varittlea W A H M A R T t ( l E K l ia . Hutton, tAonard, etu* UP'* R- t<* It tak*a a vsUran agler to NICKS XV«t*r. call hit ratehea by name, so Harry Millar, Kulharvna B. ' aSVIr F. L. nameroaa are Ik* varieties. to xx*. r . William* otux Mary H.»< 414 Sanford A w DM Ths fighters Include Ihe tarboa, ry. Hart, Kid-Ida a to CoaaHtwrrr Oarshark and ihe bone fish. But m Inc. Ihsr* art snook, aaapper, trout, D Crumtar. It. It. atux Aanrs O. to ________ _ drum, jswsIHih snd 509 other Clyde It, Trrwilllger etu* Comlla. hind*. Ward. Hindi Jr. Mux Elisa t-Mh Florida K*j*' flahlag !» not lo (Hurta Jonea etu* Hina ,HtlL. I hi.-1. 1 , H*ary to t!«oi*a Jotwa .. confining to ths bridges, bow- eillt RpfifMli By WILBUR JKNNING8 A|* S r * .f e a t u r e Herald . ('aaaattwtrr (larOana lac, to AnanAa U P s t jilu a XVltaon, IJssla Anna otal (tJCOI to Hart H. Pmlth. Partin, J.-4L H ut WUley t . to Orlando AUatln. WXIIIsuu, T. J. Mat 11. W. Wil^ w * u »g..»tt»njt9^ B a t lff .«tu_x„ M3r.-. ' - Vilehrn with an Wtgbi, r n .-•• lJlttin H, to s •■•aw < R. r . Thutmind. learned ted talar he’d TbiirmanS. E F. (gp WD) to H. (And then 1 helped reek tha 7-x SCRATCH to Eleanor II, ' Havanei •■ • JT A T r: (W D A M ftM T U S U E * - - Ebeaotw'.-Mrltu P* In Pkarrk Ext. Math. Kt-I. Another ihi n*> anyone ventttrIn-JT far unnug ifh dowtt Into the % DAVIS • or For Floors IUIUtnori. Wood Work and Furniture M .40 and 95.66 Gallon A very popular, highly satisfactory medium priced vaiitteh that la watar resistant, scratch • ■ * rentst.ml with good build aad adhealon. Not • ■ 9 plastic. ■v-i".- I ‘ Available In dear or vamlah stains. aad thei mealtime chorea is sort ot between theta. . . Aha ahar- 1 lag that glaas of ef batr . >4 friendly gtsas bear ta fa --- • t« work tegowe. ICa j MM at those Hill* all-liwpMtent things la taarrlaga. SPECIAL 5 GALLONS and - i f . Ucd fat* hla favorite ehalr, am je ffa hla evening gtau of beer, la all too prectoox. And the ! and left all the meaey kitehenwork things they can do together, tha to Dixie. But he kind of like* her better. company — and ah* fa lam eertaJuiy appreciate# his help, la fact, aharlag ih* <>.)(?? *-r.' •* +- ■ '4\, VARNISH Julia Taiwtsn LI’ V KANT H. xvi*tii .tu t u n ia a tl. BoAaar, W alter. C-. -fill tu - r A. -i » Sam Helps with the Dishwashing Dropped la at (ha Abernathy’ s fast th* other trstslag— aad th e n » Your Home M.rrltt. Ponder atuTMary lo Har- Thar* ars also lodge* where for a nominal sum, an angler may forgot his outsldo worries and concentrate on fiahlnfe. Favorite dishs* of these lodges are' turtle slash..and., limn..lua. t ' eh. J* a part *f the fra** Miami lo Key - Protect and Beautify From where I sit .jfyJoe Mars hi Tho tiny idands ara doited with lln« Hall -lAinaa, Cartla to IDortda lx»an fishing camp*, many of which ar# *Ulw*t#ly equipped with twin- Co. R. XT. otua 'Rukr It. IBP. engined ehnrtor boaU r.t tha bock- W Efldaa, ill to J. C.‘ KaaaU Mux Inn C. • i • Dftyte^Tpp Quality Outside............................................... White .. r S06 Haul F in d H lrett ,4-. *; - — - •- ■- P . 0 .) j , �r . * I n ... ■J I •j THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANF6RD, FLORIDA ___ ■ .■ U 'F hon,e. and 4,600.000 Urn. dnrl-, (J e r m a n g P u b l i s h 21, 744,823 Americans Coastal War Wrecks ltojw. . Are Home Owners "We mump from all existing Own Newspapers Provide Good Fishing .data,” he aaid, “ that in |'>47 the • ■■■ - ■. avrraga. owner-occupied-- home li Newlfratun HAMBURG. Germany, t/P> —• MOREHEAD, CITY. NI C.. I/Tr German* in the British zon-« of no- —German silbmaritte* same more • WASHINGTON—There are now 27 years old. * “ We tou m r an avrrag-* of T3 cbpied Germany have been fyind- than 40 ship* o ff tnl* pa't of the 21,744.823 owner-occupied honfeK rd full responsibility for gather­ North Carolina roast during tho In the United State* for which the veara remaining economic life to ing news for their newspaper), an war. and these wrecks -row are make a total of 00 yearn allowed owner* paid n total of ICti.M2t.ntl.. official of the British Control com­ providing suprrlor fishing nirai. 070. the House Way* and’ Mean* by the Treasury. The sunken hulks have- I ccnme mission savs. “The annual writeoff pcimiv Committee w#i told by Herbert l.'. All 49 British-licensed newspa­ throudeil with grasses and ollur. Netaon. executive vice-president of •ible to 21,740.000 families would per* In the ione and lu the Brill.th marine vegetation. Small fish-ami thy .National Associati rn *of Ileal be three percent of IW billion dot* sector pf Beilin will l»c member* rrnstarra have Nund Ihem^goorl feesling grounds. Big game fisn, HI . Estate Hoard*. lara or about two billion, uollars. of a cooperative to run the Grr* turn, have been drawn by thr abun­ man New* Service'which has oper­ „ Nelson was testifying in sup­ "The average .home, owner's tax ated for the past two years under dance of tty sc smaller .fish on p o r t 'of the Knutson lax bill'* pi •*- paying obligation fpr purposes of supervision of the Control Com­ which they feed. vision to allow hone, owner* to this memorandum ia calculated at mission. Fishermen now report finding deduct for tloprccinthh of tbeir 26 percent''of 'hi* Income. There would be no direct Brit - gainl amlwrjark. dolphin, cahlo, homes when filing income tax re­ “The*net saving to home own­ l»h control nr any pre puhHcation bonita. alhacorc ami many other turns. •pecie* In greater numlsri than ing tax payer* would then fore bo government promised. Ue **id hi* figure* LA* th.* num­ ever before. 26 percent of two billion, or J«4M ),. ber of owner-occupied dwelling* The Kngllsh "window tat" naserl on the number of wlndntr't In were bancC on find-ngt of lit- Cen-i 000.000. “ The average naving on income homes, was assessed jn IICQC to atta Bureau, the P ta ifil Mtservel H PH Ia'KuI Notice Hoard and the NHA. He divided, tax to thr average home owning; make up a state deficiency caused them into 17,244,821 non farm family would ke'ghout $24 a year. 1by clipping and defacing of coins. Advertisements OUTSIDE WHITE PAINT. 115.69 l!..Ul Ik*.I l l ______ per gallon. Shriwln-Wtlliam*. Patterson & Sargrnt. Iltll Hard­ 1 ROOM FURNISHED efficiency ware Co. 3UI E. First St. Phone q apartment, incar for couple. 63. W ‘ Montezuma Hotel. MAN'S bieylc. Ch.-au. 106 Mvitja A vc. - Garage apartment furnished. 7l)ti *E. 2ml St.____________________ 13 FOOT runnlmut with himlwnre. 22 H. P. Evlnrud- ami trailer * OFFICE space in ilclsch Building. $295.00. Call Smith lluthoa'd I*arge light oficcs, newly decorService. ‘ ated. all utilities, heal and lap!■tor service furnished. Coll 86.4FLORENCE 5 burner rook stove, W. H. dr A. DcpU Store. excellent condition. Just rrfinilhed. reasonaldy priced. Texaco FARM FOR KENT—20 acres sub Service Station. tlSU Hanfuid ^ Irrigated truck farm.. Ui arteaA vo. ™ -Han wella, a 7 room dwelling t ttnsnt houses, 2 large banta. CONCRETE SEWER PIPE Dwelling for rent only with farm. On Cgmcron Avenue. SEPTIC TANKS. Grease Traps, East »lde Sanford, Fla., phone lllocks. Aluminum Windows and 192*11. P. O. Box 883. E. H. Sclcrhs. Wliilo ccmc.nl, Paint, Stowe. Perma-lile, lluriicam- lynr-**. Miracle Concrete Company, 309 ' ---------Hint Avc. PhOne I3;16. . C0NVAI.F.8CENT HOME — Willi open July 16th at Chuluota, Fla. 18 miles S. E. of Sanford Recorder radio phimogranh mmbinatlon. The Music Box, 119 W, — 18 miles N. E— u£ Urluiiltr. 1st St. I'huhe 983. W Large screen anil open notches to sit and enjoy the cool brwxtrs .o ff Lake Catherine. I.nrgc FOR SALE— Llnu-rock for driveway* and roadWav*— Phohs grounds nnd walks »af6 from auto traffic. Large lobby nn«l , 1241. _____________________ Moms. Real Southern rooking, i Brick construction. Can accomo­ TUXEDO FEEDS—complete tiro. Hunt's Tuxede Feed Store. date .26 only. Phone or write for 1 reservation at once, pyittnn 2382 Ratturjes A Battery Charging. or Dr. Martin, Oviedo 2T.*2 or 11.41 POPE CO. INC. write !\i O .-“ - lair Ghujimtiii — P rO r Box tsaiumsble i..t». Largo Fla. R-*#so for' gu4»SI to;Hri*it .their PURINA lewtJ. Tel. 1190 Touch* sedan for ton A Watson, Opp. Bull Park. doctor. FOR RENT * fREAL ESTATE FOR SALE FREE ESTIMATES, on all work, o n 117-92 just it*. Phono 784rent—40 acre celwith or without full Mecca Hem mock fully Irrigated. Sant Dighton, Mayfair Inn. Phone 1290._____ CARPENTER. 612 Myrtle Ave s .ln lU t f * a , . n l o . . l EXPERT tpainting —.contract or hourly' basis. S. G. Grogan. Free estimates. Phone 783-J. I 'Y D L M I T FU. State Hank llldg • Phone .1030 • 2--------------------------- —:---------------REAL ESTATE INSURANCE MORTGAGE LOANS RATMOND M. BALL, Reallec , Beglsterol Broker and Insurance Agent Rm. 4 ‘ ’ Florida State BankJMdg. 10 Wanted to rent portable aewlng machine for 2 weeks. Phone 296-W. .. I’LL BUY vour car regardless nf age or condition. Roy Reel, 308 W. 2nd SL i ruihtirt '.Vtl.t.lAM t;. 111.Mottle p,f,n*lftnt. hvit ra n m v o itc on licit m - r t » i.ii'A T io x The sist* •>• Florida; Hfretln* Toi WtllUni I’. Ft mine. *rh»«* i«*1* •lenrr i, unknown* * t». p . I I t i l l \ l " iX . C le r k o f «*lr>'olt C o u r t . S e lllitlo le I 'n u n i r , H tele o f F l o r i d a . - Btuineso Opportunities • I Weal) ROOFING agency for Semit-oi* County,- Bargain Price. Write box 79. c /o Herald. 12 TO SELL ’EM, TELL ’EMWilh An Ad SPECIAL 1F*W1CE3 Thoroughbred Berkshire Rrrrdlng Boar for service. Phone 640-J, Blue Bird Tavern. TREES trimmed; mlscltoe, moss removed. Trees taken down. I,. R. Roth. 1202 W. 2nd St. Phone 093. * FOR RENT—Floor sand-r. Easy operation. Reasonable rates, San­ ford Paint A Glass Co. Phone 303. EMPTY trailer van returning to New York, pointi east. Return load reduced rate*. UNITED, 243 W. COlh SC New York, N. Y. Circle 7-3191...' r — ■■ ' 4 • DODGE PLYMOUTH PARTS AND SERVICE 100 Palmetto Ave. Phone 1011 wheels balanecd, front end align­ ed, -Pins, lluahingy. OH Filters, Shock Absorbers, Spark Plug*. Brake Drums-turned. Battelir* recharged. Mechanic on duty 8:30 A. 51. to ti P. 51. Firestone. YA-DE moth proofing lasts 6 I ll E, 1st St. Phone 12. veate. Have your woolens moth proofed now. Downtown era A Lanndry, 113 Pa Gobd bicycle. Phone 681-W. I ll E, Ave. Phono 914. 21st St. V ----« NEW 10 ft. McCray meat Plano Tuning and Re^lrlag. L. L and scales for sale. Phone 696,; am. fln .w . ■ Sanford, Ha. ■ .— ■ ■ ■ ■ SIGNS Cub cruiser, 100 bp. 3 place,. Just' Show cards sad PeaUrs recovered. Call 235-M. O— DUE'S SIGN SRRVIC8 O. D. fandress. Phons 1021 4 CEILING fans for sale. I.ancy's Drug Store. RADIATORS cleaned and repair SEEDBED COVERS—200 lb Imre<l. *;ohen Radiator Shop, lot lap bag*, suitable for trrdbed Sanford Ave. Ph. 36«*W. cover*.. Central City Bag Co. Phone 417M. I'. O. Bo* 2462, Or- Painting, plastering and minor carpenter work. 1026 W. 12th, lando, Fla. WANTED-^Metal turning lathe. Telephone 6. . ■ _____ IS NINTH JtJUIflAt, VIIU 'H T COURT. Hr.MINt'l.i: COL'NTJ. ICTATU «>K n.O tllt»A . IN CHAN* CKIIV. o in .i.i:r- J. JUsMOJtR, Vn» are ti,-i,t<r nmlflcA amt rs* •tulie.1 In e|i(»*, t to ,* ifrlaln Iltll .••t ,'nniplstnl Hied ailalnil 'nu for Illvnrre. now i^-n.llnu in the L'lf* Watch and clock repairing. Klee- a riiti ('nut I of Keminnle C»uMg. trie Appliance, Sewing Machine n o t nla. .returnable t<< the itntr par and vacuum cleaner repairs. The nf Amult 4th liar of teld tnotilli. Home Shop, 1700 Sanford Avr. I»IJ. 411 tMeuli thereof estd i> u » slit ikih rCtl aspatto. G. C. Fellows. Phone 1I4S-J. I^t- Ihu order he puMlepe.1 for the etatnlorv time reiiulieif It) law. fi*r four consecutive seek* In the FLOOR SANDING A finishing. •. cleaning A waxing. Out power sjofont llrrakt. a Neeiiwitri nf aeneral rlrrsfyttnn III eekl coimtv unit enables us to work where • ml itatc. • there is ‘ no electric eonno tlo.i . W I T N f p d v tv H A N K s m l o f f i c i a l available. 21 yraia experlrnc*. •cal o f n f f l i e at H a n f o id , K lo ild a . ' 11. M. Gleason, l^ke,Mary, Fla. this Ini day of Inly A*. t> I»I7. VERY ATTRACTIVE 0 room home and two large lots, with plenty of fruit—Spanish design­ ed sturco on ateel—recently re­ decorated "and in good »ound condition. Owner leaving city .and wifi sell completely furnbh, m). NEWLY constructed 5 room home. . close In on comer—3 lots partly Q planted in'young rltrm—need* ;• some finishing losjde which pur• chaser could complete at Ms * ; own convenience. I.arg» gar­ C L E A N IN G AND age, workshop, and storo.romn H H. P. •Electric motor, Baiteiy LAND DRAINAGE. 2 NEW CATER* and Eleclrle . IU<llosl Vyruum on concrete floor*. Owner lud PILLAR DKI8BL BULLDOZ­ Cleaners, Electric Irons, Used . built for his nwn home, now ERS WITH P A L M E T T 1 Tools, Clocks. A Watches. Fred • forced to «ell by change of em­ RAKER T W O 3/4 YD. Myrrs, 311 E. 2u I St. Phone ployment. $8,300. • D RAGLINB8. B QUIPMF.NT 4J7-J. npruveil and unlmpreve I front­ NOW IN THIS VICINITY age on J-'edgral Hlgltyray 17 ami NIMNJCHT CONSTRUCTION 6 AKT1CLES W A N T E D — — CO.. OHLAN DO, FLA. PHONE ** FRED W._gKNDlhi A 2-2981. i JOHN W. D.'■MOORE . Room 2 . RENT A CAR YOU DRIVE IT PHONE 299 BWICKLAND-MORKIHON U DR1VB-IT. INC. SEE US FOR MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING AND TYPINO CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD 119 N. Park Phone 180 •a NEW, two atory, three bedroom Highest rasb price paid for used tF home. Two eer garage. On furniture. Ted Drtvl* Furniture comer lot 110 a 140 In Mayfair. HIGH SCHOOL—Complete you* Co. 311 E. 1st. Ph. 068. high school- at home in spars Will sell unfurnished or furnished. tlmo with American School Phone 856-M. 7 Pets, Livestock, Supplies Texts furnished. No claaaas. Dio CO acres, celery land, 8tt of N iV'i lorn*. Fra* booklet Write Amer o f NWtt See. 17. T 20. R 31 H RIDING HORSE-genUo. It. M. lean School, P. 0. Box 2161, Or Gleason, (.aka Mary, Fla. Phone , 0 mllea out of Sanford Av,. Undo. 4 2G0I. Adjoin* Smith farm out 1'lnee x p e r t r a p i d r e p a ir in g way road. R. R. Adjoins prop­ TWO JERSEY milk cow *-one Fred Myers, 111 K. 2nd S t erty. Make offer cash or term*. three weeks fresh, other fresh E. K. Pierre. 221 Main 8t.. Jackafter Sept. 1st. 2640 Sanford ATTENTION MOTHERS eoavllle, Fla, T.i, i, Ave. Phone 136. — DIAPER SERVICE— Baby Valret famishes hospital Good mule for aale rhea " P - T. B. a r t ic l e s ) f o r sale dean^tarlle diapers and deodor­ Klnard, P. O. Box 206, U ke ________l_______________ ^ ised container. Economical and Monroe, Fla. aafs. Fully medically approved Call Daytona 2497*W collect for . FLOWERS HELP W A N T E D details. 99 dlapcU, $2 a w w : -Fee all occasions "F1R8T IN SANFQRDVcNKILL A YOST FLORISTS j u t off Celery Cflery WANTED—part time tnrssrngrrs, TRACTOR MOWING-Ws I Lh. 810 R 66 per cists. - Waatoro-UnUn. .n ie s M " " " '' Dr. FhnrlcM I „ I’ rrsonn OptomrtriHl Sanford Allantfc Ilk. llldg. Hours; «.|2 1-5 Phone 298 --------— Hat. 9*11 - — Eye* Ksamlnrd* Glasses Filled c BACKACHE, LEG PAINS MAY BE BANGER SIGN O f Tirw d K id n e y s m N ilir tS d ik fv a y n fU k ls i Wkwxi. TW t A 4aj, ••4 M 9R99I19 »9M* mil mi tkd m m i P*>pU p»M rW vI I I f U » |l ri IIn o f kH iw r tube* and Alien Aon tw orb ««ll,p o| 9At»oM tm U m a tlira liT S I n l M M o o i T h a a t H M s a R u r iU r t i u n i K I bucktfhe^FtbRvmRlIe palna. U« paint, b -s >4 r«P « » d 9A9TWT. Vtitlnff up otetita. isreiilpr. p i f t a a M i i l i r t l i i » r « , Nu m A m u r A Alul* IVRquenl_o^ aru nl y a wru i U ** “ IMM- DIAPER SERVICE Fpr Reaertallons pr Immediate Deliver;-U SANFORD— PHONE 23157 2100 East Robinson Avt^ Orlsndo fornitur* Kstiaisluag Cabiaet Work Expert Workmsaiklp THE SANFORD CABINET SHOP 124 PaknpUo Aeaaat Wheeler o f Sanford CANVAS AWNINGS . CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS VENETIAN BUNDS Alaali•aa^ Steel, Weed I IB DAT DELIVERY We REPAIR! FREE ESTIMATES Phone 808 REPAIRS Three Day Service All .Work • Guaranteed 12. Months The ,Watch Maktc at O l --------- Scientists Tells Of Disappearing; Canal On iMars .. By RENNIE TAYI.OIt AP Sciener Reporter SAN FRANCISCO Tim mvsleiiou* “ canals" on Mar* have n Irlckv nay nf apprariny ami disspjmnring In a few vrrvmls. Dr. Lib.,oi |-,-itii ,.f .ML Wilson observatnfY. hh* 'itollcnf In *6 series nf weird ex|verieni-e« while nf»sriving Ihi* strange mntkings on the red ulaneL- . . . ^ He IhinVs this pbanH<nt-lite rpi.ilitv rnav lie Ihe reason sonM ixis'tlij -liellevr Ibe Martian ca­ nals me only an' optical illusion For 70 veara they have lieen n l-H*’ I- I" H'lmimmeis. -iOnlv a lew keen .rued observers have rr|ni|to,| scriiiu them. Iff all th* photograplis taken of the plane! not,one imlispuledly sinner ca­ nals. . Along with a lot of oilier astmnnnier*. Dr. I'riHi would lik-> l*» have pholograpl.s aeluslly allowing the mysterious mark, ings. Hr made a series of obser­ vations In ail atjrmpt In deter­ mine what jrinild have lo la- done to catch t7ie lines on a photo, graphic plate. With one eve nt a small le|e scope anil with sketch honk ami |>niril in halull Dr. Pcllll apenl manv nights makitir drawings of of the planet’s fare. He didn't have much hope nf seeing "ihr canals but thought he might get an idea lei using a camnia.. That was back in IlM'.l when Mats was in a favoiahte position f"l olisrivation, but the uncunuy tilings he saw wrie ir|>oitrd only leccntly In Ih# ,1'idilicationa of be Astromnniral Society of the Pacific. Ibm morning alniut '1:311 o'clock "ben optical conditions weie near ty ideal he saw a dark lino shoot northward frt)IU* a point lienr Hie Martian npialor stalling like a wtiguliog la.ll of lightning - and steadying 'as it progressed, lo a spot mil fm from Ihe planet's north pole. The. length of the si leak appealed to la- al~mt 2..V-I1 miles and It made Hie jump limn n seroml. Almost simultaneously n second ilaik line slmt ft mn iiuoUici piiint south of .the eipintor to Hie same spot iieni the north poly.-*A third one nt>|H-nred almost * ns i|ui,-kl>Ttu* tin re of them made n |wi'.tern something like the pumgs of a pitrhfork. A short time later a fourth line ap|H-aied. Through a linger te!r*rn|ie Dr. I'cttit Inter di-trrteil mliiltional I lilies, some of which Viuased, fonu*. mg intersection which suggested iivm-s in u dr sett. Home of Ibe PAGE S E V E N . lines were twins, running psral* lei and close tb each other. He also noted that-with the ad­ vance nf the Martian tnuijn tho surface turned finnt green to large ahndrd nreas of the planet's brown. As the color changed new lines ap|»eared agnlH.st Hie brown background. * To photograph the pattrrn. Dr. Pettit aaid, exposures o f not more than one second will have to lie made. It) terms of star photogra­ phy llfht is tinliesid.of.speed. As­ tronomical photographs* tvqulre rxipjauiM sontctibte* lasting hours. I>f. Pettit and an associate. Dr. Edwin P. Huldilc who will la- in charge *of the 200-inch telescope now nearing completion on Pnlntuar .Mountain, Iwlii-ve the huge Instrument will prndure the first photographs to show conclusively whether Iher- are cannls on-- Mar*. „ They also think the I’nloniat giant III indicate whether Mats is In­ habited by intelligent beings. U o f F Enifineerini; College Faculty Jins Nine N ov Members —as ■■ professor.of mechanics, former as-velste professor, Universjtya,*f Kentucky. V, , 4 ' • lifton C. Hill: a«*oH*te fr'.sor of mechanies. former in-ii-i.ea i at Virginia I’olyteehble . ,^ -/i GAINKSVn.I.K. July 17 <8pec-J Initliiltr. lilrbatil I., ilarrin, ■ assletshbl (all -Appointnirnt of nine new rc-'-an h engineer, former ,T*~ 'facility memliers to the ln»'r” iirch engineer at the'Unlversl* tional and reseatrh staff o f the ty *of lamlsvlllr. University of Florida College of EnTlneering ha* been approved by • James A. Tankeryley. assistthe Board of Control, Pmtidcnt ant professor, mechanical engirt* . John J. Tlgvrt announced totlay'. n r . former mining anil testing: . ; >Thr additional _.j»ppnfrU")enp •ngipcer' private indiustry. , Erir-'-N. Thor,'a* distant profes­ weir made in ptepatnllon for in-creased enridlhieut In tlie Engirt'-' sor, mivhnuiral engineering, eering I'nllege this fall ’ for expand­ Ittrr instructor at- If, S, Military ing te.eairh in the Englnevr'm:, Arnilcmy, \Ve*t Point. and Industrial Experiment Hta-I Willinni A. Leffler, Jr., assistant m Hon. in rssenirli,‘ former ileslyn engUv* New appointee* include; i ccr. in ptivntc industry. E. Ik-nald Kemteilye -n«aiM int Westley Durttev, avslslant In H* professor, electilcnl eni’ tiic- ling, enreh. former experimental*sn»-» anil trsr airh'fr.gitu-cr 4ji V T fun . gloci'r In private ludustryr. project, foirtier hr„ul of tin- ile-t M il l I’" It ’ Rogi I . instructor,' sign section, Washington In di­ -I engiui-oi m g. fnrmeF lute o f Technology.. f lu.tructor with Army Engineer*. Stanton t\ D. Lawson, ass's-idte THE OLD HOME TOWN •*9*iIH*4 U t 0*«t By STANLEY �4 . '■ THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA IB EIGIlT Sailing Ships Still lined For World Commerce :ttn For State Office 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 o f w a t e r t r a n s jt u r t a l lo n 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” Army Plane In Announced Short Strike Tiea Up Cincinnati Hotels C IN C IN N A T I/ July 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 *1na *the Vtn I, 'I*1 haI, j ni.a One. 023-Ton 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 (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. UCKY S T R IK E presents THE MAN WHO KNOWS TOBACCO AVCTIONHR! 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 S C O n 'S SC R AP B O O K By R. J. SCOTT • ■ ■ |t‘n l l > » . Iraa, !*»■» Om ) 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 - Star of India, l>u it in Sc -'laed in 1803, greasing 1,318 tuna. She . THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1917 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.' •• m 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 H i p p o p o t a m u s s p r e a d s His f a c e o p e n a b o u t f o u r . FEET WHEH YAWMH How M A N Y Tots AND FINQERS HAD THL C O M M O N ANCESTOR. OF M A M M A L S ? Fiv e each d ib it s Doctor Reveals New Way To Give Medicine «-a*■*1 '» IMESE on eaT r e m iTv c l a i m The Ho n o r HAV1N<4 CAST the FIRST LA Rftf. BELLS *i ( ABOUT M O Q ) y 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 d ifferen t •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 •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 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 — and « 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 W E A T H E R '.'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 SANFORD, F L O R ID A . D A IL Y N E W SP A P E R F R ID A Y . JU I.Y IS. 1947 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 O fficia ls NO. 176 A ss o cia te d Press Leased W ir e Veto Of Tax Sanford'* •bonded indebtedness ha* been reduced from a peak of $7,461,246 on Sept. 30. 1933 to $4,878,000 at of July I thi* year, a 34 percent reduction, ac­ Action Seen Neces­ Underground AsksDN G u e r i l l a s Said To cording to figures released today To Intc*i;vcnc For sary Due .T o Loss Be *•Inflicting T er­ by City Manager H. N. Sayei. 4,51)0 J e w i s h I t u­ O f Racing Funds, Thi* reveal* a $2,583,246 re­ rible D a m a g e On rn i g r a n t s Sei/.cd Increased Salaries Line O f R e t r e a t Pending Airport' Leg­ duction of bonded indebtrdnei* MeasCire Termed By during a 14 year period. At the JEKI M I I M . July 18. (4’* ist a t io n Discus­ time of. iatue during the "boom" A lour null incteate in the gen President Unsafe, &HENS. July 18 W*l A Greek I lagan i . Jewish umlcigiound. period of 1922-27. bonds had sed B y Floridians etal County School las which will Unsound, U n f a i r; communique laid today nationalinterest late* of 51* to 6 |>ercent. incteate the lev y Itom 6 to 10 organic.itioli. .ippralrti to thr t til­ in plane* were inflicting i f » f * Senate Set To Act led Nall, ifCoouui.sion I. h U v i » Andiew Carraway. City Com­ The City was later unable to loiart on gucriilla* who were Ilezmissioner, and Kdwaid lliggim. carry this interest during the de­ mill*, tubject to approval ol, the intctveiic m lirhalf uf 4*50U Jr * ‘ U /VSHlNitlON, July 18 <45 ing northeast of lonnina before Manager of the Sfminole Count) Slate Depaitment of Education, tail - inimi pants whose slop v* »y period and on Mar. I. Hie lloil-r ItKla) »oJrd to ovripunuing ground force* and tavag- Chambci ol Commeicr. returned |pression '|i))7 the bqndt were iclunded wat yeiteiday voted by the Sem­ lioaislcl bs Hi i I p Ii naval aulhori ndr 1‘ iriidrnl 11111u.Hi» trcoli'd ing village* on the wray. yevleiday from Washington where |anj iJ,,. inieir»l wat sealed down inole County Hoard of I'uliht In iirs alter .« blttei battle oil til. 1J u h 1i s li e r.s * Stocks j Measure T o Cash GI vrlu o| ’ llir Republican-back»J War Miniitcr George Strato* Ihey repretented the City ol San tlruction. Palest lor .oa.l this moiipng A r c A t L o w e s t Bonds Placed On $ 4.00ll.0 <i0 .00(i i.,x cut. Hut nidi•aid anotlirr and laigrr guerrilla ford in matter* pertaining to the to I peicent. A leliaWe Jewish soui.r .aid “Tbit incteate in inillage, tai.l On Sept. I. thi* interest on out calioni art dial llir Snutr may ol Native -wat expected along the former Naval Air Station pro;wrLevel On Record! Senate Must List that the ap|ieal had lieeu deliveirsl •landing bond* wpll be incicaied Supt. 1.awImi tiHlay, it made net tuilain llir I'leMtlrut ami thu* kill no'thwrit frontier. The Greek go*- ty. Participating in the conferto* the .hlilinan ol the l 1 N, rturyidu r tolot*, of rare (lack '/< of I peicent. .Tbit incteate Hi M II.I.I VM M HMBILVN WASHINGTON. July 18 id i. llir bill. ....................... V-wraejil Mwl lire - lull gun nil l ' m- - i >u Wa»luni*"n w<v-,J, II amlv 4a2-t>i)kiil u.Ltundt, alid to an $88,000 mete**-' comnusicii i oii*Iiii-m--si by tbe the llag.in.sh high hi fc V m W - v l “ ba.V4v,,Y»I' Htsu oltuiJKp^i^TrtVctl' ftkliV ’ -V41ir *i"H3i»r' vnlr‘ t3^dckuull wa* band "invaded" Gieece^frotf? 4V Lltller, Melbourne aiip.ul mana­ it M lB l bomb o f which tlw ^ ^ ^ * * * + * * 0 ^ Some l . S. nrw *|ij|ici i-iil-li-Iiri* a $4.09|,2t)M,i)00 rilimatf-ol tin* 2*8) til 108. 28 m,nr tbsn tbe neeII PHllNMiil ••m !*•«* » bania with the aim of »eltin« up ger; 1/n Fugle, mayor ol Del.and; waterworks leachei* ul -Seminole County interest wa* 2 percent, taid Mr. .tie pzying tky luVli * i'll- c> lot cuuniiy * ioingn aid piugiain ioi »taiy two il-ii.lt mip-idy. A total a irparate Curnrnuniit govern­ Fred Grot), city manager of.-Deirceivrd $292.HUll last yean Sayer. nryttpniif in an iiitrinitionai lire llir nrxt 12 nioulhi along‘ with 4 ol (ii Drmot rail joined 216 Hrment. ro l.anil; Walter Wally, president ol According to the City au.lit re­ whereat during the -coating trim in.ii krt th a t-slirlilir.- Iiulil Nrw flat Adminiitraliun dcilaiatioii publu am in llir tule to ovctildc , "Bsndili patting through vil the DcLmd Chamber ■ ol Com­ port of .Sept; HO. 1930, the bonded It it rsllllialrd IIi it the) will |r Yuik In llir Orient that no addilmhal lumL will hr llir I'lnidrnl. . laget have committed crime* ol merce; City managei Mobley and debt. on Jan. I. 1910 at issued seise more than $180.INK), he a>I'.i|ki In-in t’.iha-l.i. ^wctlrli. longltl liefurr 1948. under the old charter was hut l liaiiuiau I all ( K Olnti> lold^unimaginable brutality." the rorn- Huller of Gainesville and Waller gj jt.ooO. Until 1922 this wa* in seited. i ranee ami I’ul unl i* bring- mkl llir inloinialion wa* uiadr pui*- ir|Mi|lrti tbr Senate Rr,*iublu all mijjqur lom the Greek 8th di­ Shelly, city managei ul D.ivlun r ; , r, | by 111$,<>00. lie added, however, that it I* -ml ollrirtl at pncrt lii-m anlun.l Iu in a (i8(l.it(lU-wonl liaiiwinit |mbx) louiiultlrr will p in t, lot a vision -laid. "Village* have been Beach. * ' [ ' T h ro the boon) alwrta-d Mild ap- possilde that n iedueti.ni of 2 v*tilt tin- tu trill ol Irtlimuny* takrq by the I lout* Vote lain Imlay on Ilie d lu , T A I.I MIASSEE, Fla-, Ju ly 18. $2<)m .i ton Up IIlu* In. gioun oroun mrt met with re rrnirtrnpillaged and many inhabilanlr .ioen j l"oval |n |W2of|hrbond C itrissue* a d d rdincreased. -$325,000 mills may l* effected in Uoid Ip- MT i Trtni -rrr.tg e- " ’ Mnv on Hie "up ” Al Trail ime puli-' Appiupiutioni A p-ti, r 11ul Rrj-ublaan-llrinotelrit uii.l siiikiiig fund le'vy. This lotiinnllrr on * -killed." lalive Joe llendnck* and diicust-j|0 bon.1^] debt. The Um.lt of would iiiakr a net Increase of only W a ll. i I ■ —titi ib i liru-il t-C- i|(inall lltliri li,it. pant $2'*f) .i*-Ion rial ioablion ndlr.l up in lirt niiilli inill dollai inratuia bund Dl%Todgrd from the 7.000 foot eel Senate Hill $<»4. a bill to give! n,22 were: $i!7,IH8l for dock and 2 mill*. on* o f tin In o c clmr)f«-**uf lr,*i-Hot $2*81 iliaigc i» 21*1 |-ci ling up l.i*l miuutr. douirtlii prcdi llmiir tbe. Ilioir titan tim lluidi heights of Mt. (iamila, 18 mile* cities, paiticulaily .mallei one*. thr| i‘oat l«a»ln; $36,000 to irfoml<tlir latlv. ' it -ry a g ain -*-fontici It-1Silpl. I.awt.ni said lliat he Imd irnt .il-,-»r tlie »o t .tiled uuilui l •llting with $ 1 3 4 9 .16I.4IKI tu t a l ­ ltl-t)<>ltty nr,r»«aiy I.i ointblow north of loanninn, the hulk of the lli-rin-- •’ I'jp y - f K--> D- • * lS t% £ £ ' s-ll itisli ucte.l hv tile (.a id to 21)00-inan guerrilla force started ptivilege of u.ing building. and| The .ifii—»~ lw.» r--imt---nrii- not (line oi $'H j toll ibliiriril ill ly out llir nation** toirlgu poll llir veto. 1 be llniltr lull call plePaie a tentative budget to lake |4lflhM, for , rW„ r». a march orr lightly defended loan other intUllalioni on lonner gov- jn(f un-b-i oli'ncj- I'npy'* trial by*Jury Nrw 5 »ik. tin- pn-e ,it wlmli llir ■y 111 llir iii -*ii I Ii a linmrdi4tr!y ibtiwrtl a icilict.inti.il ilult ol Drmnina five day* ago. l-uyaliX* a* einmenl air station, that aie not! In 1923. the library got $6,900 to Tullahnssee pest Week and sub on tin- ll-i-c iInOge* will ill—ii mil to the Slate Depnilltu-til .if gir.it l-ulk ol new-;>•ml. uiotllvi j||r,„| ocialt ill iiippml i-l llir litraiuie, serted the Irrrgulnr* hatTU-eh rut within the area* technically known more; $30,900 in bonds were aphere M--ii-h»y. Kducatlon for its . on»ideintion. Inta amaU jmits which were seat |-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 i ..,l _ i .,i l |„„„ ’ prove.1 for an athletir field (MuniM6>000 WM The lii.l of W,. I., h css lei id fending Pap), inainialiu’-l in* *h* Stair* t-vkl itWiii ntr over a wide, rug­ a. airport neucle, which have been. uie, niveting ihrrd irlirl. luaiii, rllnlive Jkl). I, 1948 llir cli.illlged area 10 mile* northeast of deeded previously I" the cities. Uinde.1 fur a golf link* tSeminole Winter Park to re.roof the l.y- inthm «-f Floridu law wu- nil-ge-l I'ulilitlieii ol li|rliii|nilit.ill ill man School nt laogwod was ac­ ll|e Gierk-1Ulkilli aid pioptiani bei bail xiile.l 2li8 In I 17 two loannina near the villager of in an indictnieilt ruiint nceudpg . . . The bill authoii/es the usr ol Country (’lullI and newer* drew .iff,.*mg Bep III alley bra a. well .11 . tuiall-lown papn. and llir Alliiy * iHCUpali-u* l-io- vlinlI id ibr -iripiurtl Iwit-thlldl, Frandgadhei, Klatokhori and llhol- the funds that may he derived another 180.00(1, a total of lino,. cepted, Mr. latwtiii aniioliPted. Pap) Since no Idds weie received nt (Xlhom oC-Snnfoid n l»ril*** to ianiln in the foothill of Mt. Timfi ) -,,r p-iying (amy pntr* in pad gram. irpir-rnt* thr total ol a tu tuilaiu Mi. Iiuuiaii'c veto 000. from the use, lease or sale ol |..,t mpplici. In 1924 it wa* decided to build thia time for ronveraion' of th<> fraln from -voting un a bill which „ U| dangriouil) Farther north. Spitfire fighter •llll-inirl 1 bail pirtrnlrd by l ol tbr lint lull wlmli would have shop liud.liMg i'sslss .i would .hiivi* denied telegrupli >n planes caught two more hatu'hm* this properly lor' the operation a new City Hall and lamd* were Lyman 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. in tsvlnea along the southern foot­ ol the air|M>it, Mr. Higgins ex­ issued for S75.000. Other 1924 U. S. Imill 1C||<-1 * at tl,a end ill ill kit III il ilr hills of Mt. Smolika* and were plained. It emphasized' the gov- bond* Issued Were: $ 10,18*0 for the the district were, authorized to Hi- aigtnjjl tlmi Florltla ln« cemetery; $ 100,000 foi paving; engage wolkmeii to make min- rovri t-niy atteliipj* to lirjtw- act ,, May were llir lowrit Irvrl on •aid to have inflicted crushing Joseintpent'i interest in inaintainipg lllUkQUO for w w h s - and- $50,000 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 trcirl brtwrru ibr com- 1'iriitlrnt liiunan today *rnt Ton An unconfirmed report said ‘.MS as many airports a* possible in to build n city jail. a . . . . u M il til* nil mil* iiiilil I k* iilliiinl. .1 il.r .....I | M lir *..,. 111111 ./ I.i rAtititu1 ... , . . 1. * 1,1 1IHI U| JtitMtmiK »■» Other 1924 issue* were:, water­ Ittmtrr whii won bdbc* were found in the ravine actual operation and recogniz­ liutlrr and NXimhI un llir giouild* giro a ir-und irto ul the Kenrflri*.aiiw-«lM.M whkh were tiu-j,,|c U|f|, |r|Mn| uf ||tr Amr(IC asd that army units captured .100 ing 'he costs lliaf must be met works IKindt. $.175,000; Ua* plnnt, ed that this WoU-d not cost mot duty -f ........fferer to p e r f o . ^ that It may br drudrd to deny puhlii an ba.kid $4 ( 1( 111,000,000 titan $ I .hot i, mors ol the estimstnd H0() rt la-1* $157,000; paving, $140,000 and Mine it U the duty of u mein-, i*cw*|»->|»ei I'ublnhn* Aituctalion. by mailer cities whose revenue* $62,000. The toUl iaaue ol 1924 ••»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 Rimiaa uibil w-u-r waa $1,124.0*). tranaporting sch.wd cldldteii l-i all- gr-l nlleotpi l-T l-riltr him not)'"'all in rtlntimi In t--lul L. S. ol dir luudt which went into ibr /** »jftf&f ’utlIVtal rejwnl ail.l at*' r7imitecf. *— *CO were killed and 90 raptured in (n 11*25, pavinr '-on.ls w«ra rrivatelf owned vehicle, to J. II. tu *utc i* in, M-'In'tl n. lie oultl. j - -"laiiniptioiT. fiiul ilietr-way iiilu|compilation. While Uu-yhill prohibits the n»e the first phase of the attack and of the designated propert>* for istue.l to the amount of $131000 Join-, nod M. M. Ks'es of Ovte' ' iJiaiiUL'la_by—tin. Fiat*- Attorney Ph I O' C-nncll o r lia lf Ir iilrl a mlilnl Ir^ialn- ' _ . that remnants of the- hand Were manufacturing purpqsra,. it ^rf.'-nml I'^H.OOtl. In 192.1 paving ihi, Clem rtowep and Hewer Hal- of Wr»t Halm llra.-b. a*-ignr<l VIHUS Imit i- Miiat -if tile -I- idem running in two direction*. south mil.., their fur. dittrihutiun, honda wars-' laaued In tha amount* 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 |irnnit immrdiatr rash- 1 I .|)|14*l‘ !l I I llW M lt f* ing uf veteran*' terminal leave '! ^ » » L I 4 U toward Mrisovo. stronghold dm. kervires, and similar functiuna. of $7(1.000 and $02,000. Total pav. 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 IkiiiiI* to their pir-adjournThe Florida delegation we* as­ ing honda Uaurd ware $1,41X1,000. northeast toward the height* of sured hy Hep. Ilemirirkii an 1 He- ToUl waterworka bond* were tun, contracta cannot U- mad.- negative action- l-y biilx-ry. It 1 them* iii-l they, atr inakiug uirnt lint lull clung tu July 2(1 Mt. Smolikas The report *md publican mrntU-rs that th- bill valued at $700,000. Os* pl.nl 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- railed during this session t-ond* totalled $.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 W „ives 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 1 hi*- . 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 S uffers From Erosion Un- arraignetl and p.-tr-l !-,in.l- fiiinii’i IJtliuanuiii tlii-ltiui.il*, ie(Itiuiruara >■ l-xi, Mil 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 of 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 thr 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 i p y I DJI I W ltflO 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, ha. 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 1L... \V *■*. 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 f l l t f — Will* tha ni-eataa Itf n f . a l a . 7 . . . . * »ist,-r of Mr*. Kairuksli*. aaid *he and flag—with the neceatity of that lie would not testify ill the thdB a year in Antwerp In charge ir a a lla a M * « ■ !■**• S i s ) , Keitel anil Cul. General Al­ Brewing In China wavs than an iron lung, and if coatly road rebuilding. I hail not la-aril directly from' l(er helm 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 Steamer Sinks VrASTJtotET&s: France, had written stating tier entered the port of Antwerp each ________ 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, Meihukow. Sian ami llafeng, W3 Copper Producers tween soner*" hv the Ituaiixn* Imt he th* Homtiay Steam Navigation wear business. Whan It became and sell for fantastic price*. .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.OOO 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 For 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 Ja p ­ 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* Attend Meeting In Washington Newsprint Sold ;Group Releases O n “ FreeM arket” Estimate Of U.S. At Fancy Prices Foreign Aid Cost Pauv, Trial Refuses To Annul Charge Of Bribery T IUN Council Muds. On Bulknn Issue Lions Endorse Plan For State Building Conidr. Wimbish, Former Sanfordite fyds Fowign Duty Indian Boys At Camp Winona Settle Down To Variety Of Sporta And Activities I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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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 17, 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/ba8edba9d07acfa283395afc350093c0.pdf 02c7cbe5dcfd8266f130e672da2c557c PDF Text Text 1 I % T U E SD A Y ^ (W THE BANTORP HKBALP, BANFORP, FLORIDA German Policy Greek Fight America reeognliee tho rtxponaibilities »he ha* undertaken. (fa n lln M .il l i n a P a c t *»■•> trantlwBM l Iraaa , Pas* O ael tP aaitaara >rnM P ale flail Dwight Griswold. chlrf *f the tion authorities should continue to m illion agree* th at' the rv'iellion American' Economic Aid M inion for their motion to qutth the promote self government in tierfl being fostered by these conn- to Greece, announced la*t Friday count. many and shift rm ponaibilit/ to in \V*»hington th a t the United Delrnie lawyer* taul the in­ German gnvernmenl agencies a» In ahort, we have n situation Stull-* wga aperdlng an initial dictment count, charging Papy of far a* m ilitary aecurlty will per­ which In any man'a language fttrd Rep. Braitey. Odham of San* mit; •mount* t o -. war between fierv Government official* familiar foid $500 and a rate of Scotch with the document tolcj reporter* Greece and her eqtMlfy fiery r.e>gb whUkey if he* would n o t'vote 01 it I* the product of many month* bor*. Yet the quarrel ha-n t teen libeled “ w ar"—and we hope it the bookie bilk actually did not of Intensive atudy and review by won’t be. because th a t would elthe Btalr. W ar and Navy depart­ moat inevitably accentuate llu* ments. -v- , • HnnllNHM I rnM Psas dlfficultira already existing be­ Thd" new directive. lh*>* **id, Itoss, in discussing plans for the tween Hum :* and the Western They contended ihr Florid r takes cognizance of the new develdemocracies. Fu. arc not lied- veto message, tola reporter* th at bnbery law relate* only to "bri­ opmenla of the past 2tS mortha the bill i* expected to reach the A lbania, Yugoslavia aad Bulgarin] and Incorporate* the v le* i etcthe minions «f Moscow, nml hare] White House some time (luring bery for*acti of tommmion-and pressed by Former Secretary ef no| _*ct» of jjnjiuion," not the W eatrrn po-.vnr* vowed tn | the ilsy. h a lt the expansion of Commijniimi The House passed and s c h t'lo There wa* no* motion attacking by aggression? J the .Seriate a compropilse bill two other count* in the indictment Some of the little W low s arej which charged Papy had first of­ gellin g outspoken. Fur exam ple,' fered Odham $1110 to vote agamil Albania has spat against the wind] the hill carries the bill and had olfetrd- Rep. and had Its say. General, I ln u r Hoaha. Albania’s Communfst me* I |24H,<H>0.(MMi In contraet authori­ Clarence M. (*4mp ff oT^Ocal* ty f o r 'th e purchase of aircraft, It provides for a projected pro* $100 to vote to tend the meas­ ■gram supporting an average Navy ure to a committer which had pre­ of Anglo-American irsrtln n ariea strength of :tl>b,000 enlisted and viously rejected a similar bill. whose aim is In bring iil*out n new- 42.(881 o ffic er' personnel. and the Soviet Zone, hut reiterate* Tho total in the bill, as worked American desire for unification war. recommended by Truman'* wtlnc*»ei for whom lubpoen j t .of the whole rountry. Doctrine." The general arrived out by n H enatr-llouse conference The directive told F lay that Vhe in Moscow for a visit yesterday. committee, Is 3133,286,000 nunc were iitued today, ii Rep. Odium', Well, o'f course. H ilt's only Al­ than the am ount originally voted colleague from Seminole coUntv United States, while not wivhlng bania sounding off, hut om- ran't by th r House and approximately and tilt next to him in the llnu»» to. impose It* «wn "historically ,000,000 Mow- the original overlook that Tlran-j's wagon Is chamber. hitched to the H aitian star. It Senate recommendations. It fall* In accuiing Papy from the would be inleresllm; to know who approxim ately (2.14.000,000 short thinks UP such speech* t far tho of the ('resident’* budget request* Houie floor. Odham *ai dhe had for cash a ppropriatluns. hardy Albanian jn*> im aW i-ra. voted lo tend the bookie bill to This I* presumed la be an order loiter, the House also accepted In an event, one wonder* w heth­ the hpilile committer on the ad to Clay to oppose eitahll.m nent er for once Hussia and th e . W ritof a Communistic- nr Hcvmllatle vice of "my colleague" when ,f*e era Allies might not agree to let entered the chamber juil at the form of government If formd on the Security Council >f (he l .tilled the German* from the uul.ide. Nation* put the rlsm ps on this roll call wat being taken alter I ' The directive continued.*; hich pay* *t!ongreis* hill whole llalfcan show n vi-i- bit. Papy had made hi* fiitt allege-! "Your government believe* the The limraa Armed Services Com Apropos of this though. London bnbery offer. ultinrate constitutional form of official aouftea \ e t i n day raid mitliV- approved legislation over­ Me laid Pa|iy approached him German puliliral llfn ihould h* left Britain was conc.-m.-d over the hauling the Army’s court martial the d ecision’o f tha llu n n a u peo­ with hit second offet the finl day III wholeslsc arrests of Co-nniiinlata, system. The hill, drafled by a aiiltcoro- a* Mr. Cobh nj Volutin and I ple made freely in accordance trad e unionists and leflwing lib­ with democratic processes." eral* In G rcnl-. Tli-.'*» source* al­ lilittcr headed by Hep. Kl-Ou" The United Stale* reiterate* it* * * were standing near the y h ru did io Mid the rahine' was v*Vi»Wfl (|t.-<ibl*i, provides: 1. For an lndr|iemlent judge ad ­ cutting the caltlr bill," Cobb *1 arreiitanci- o f. the’ I’oUda*'* forever sign’s that the Grei-K offensive mula for reputation* l-ut add* that against the guerrillas wn* failing, vocate general’s corp. he judge to wat on the litt of defenie wit- the present low level of German and th a t high-lev.-) Anglo-Amer­ advocate general I* given firmer-* net* (uhpoenat. industry "ehotild not permanently ican talk* might !>o Initiated to cy and review authority not now limit Germany's industrial ra p a ­ consider possible fu tu re steps jn vested In him. HRNOItA I’EltON city.” Greece If the situation doesn't 2. Give* enlisted men the right Improve. Another source, a ile d to drinsiiil ‘appointment of enlist­ PARIS. Ju ly If,. »d',- Dm A r­ whether intervention by British or ed personnel to court*. Faraitart R c liib b ii| gentine Embassy annouii'-cd today American troops In Greece was 3. 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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY N E W 8 P A P E H VOLUME XXXVIII Eatobliahed 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA, W E D N E S D A Y . JU L Y Ifi. l*Mi U. S. To Sell Turkey to I Showdown In Greek Battle Is tarshall Urges Ruhr Co a l I n c r e a s e ; _ S e e k s EiV$fy For ! displaced Persons Increase In Army's S h a r e Of' L o a n |. S e e n If S i t u a ­ t i o n Ge t s W o r s e U. S. Directive- 10 Year Program OnGermanySeen Of Flood Control As Significant Urged By Truman Policy Is Important Special .Message To In View Of Nearing Congress Asks For Ru h r Discussions **$250,000,000 E x t r a Ilv HEWITT MACKENZIE fofcj h A P Foreign A ffairs Anslvv. fN lirihall told a press conference Tlie United Slates government tat, with the Navy’s concu ■ has juts issued its fust olfiu.il. jnee, he had asked the Mari­ statement of-policy governing Gr ne Commission to sell Turkey many since |h r war. and lak.es U. S; government-owned cat* the stand .that a stable and p i’V 'passenger vessels. The Maritime ductile Germany is necessaty to' ammittion aim is. being asked to make Europe orderly and pintL » (e e r* i/p i trv vessels lq Tut perous. This historic statement is in N '^ sh sll was asked whether this the form of a -diiective to the resented the first transfer undei American occupation force m e $100,000,00(1 undertaking t<» Germany. It imtructs Lieut. Gen­ lengthen Turkey, and he replied eral Clay, American zone com­ fisroatively. Marshal] noted that m ander, to exeit every ello it to e tale of the six cargo-passenger achieve economic unity with othei sell did not involve expendi- zones, and says highest prionli re of any U.S. funds. They wilj should he given to inriease«l pro­ paid for in cash. duction of coal, food and expos! Th« six eargo-patsenge’- ves- goods. _ ™ lvJe»re described as pre war T he g reatest importance -lustst "< ljti>fllnd of medium site The four plus craft were built during the he attached to this declaration in r and were not otherwise det* view of the increasing gt«'. Ity of the European ‘economic crisis. It tbad. * i.„ . .i . i .k .iJ * * aituation which is going to _ worse o. fore it ran start to get nlted States government urgent better. To use the graphic warn­ desires an Increase* in Kuhr ing of French lta n ad ler: a] production In Germany as a “The hour h a t Premier come for Europe ndamental requirement for the to organise o r die.** vary Of -Europe, Marshall told a new* conference a t RVir coal is of In te m t to. aA n a tlo n a over Europe hut th a t present there are no phna to ng FVenee, Russia or any of the **- Aar countries Into Brltish-Amer*- — X KVsnssMI mb l*sil r.m fi * Committees Get lusy In Paris As Ministers Leave h e n d r ik i* r u s t i n g WASHINGTON. July I ft m President Ttum an ircpmniended to. Congieit today in an immediate slat! upon n 10-year piogiant for controlling Hoods and - thveteping water ttto u irc i ol the Mississippi River baim. lie asked 1250,000.000 to get the w-oik un­ derway. N O . 171 J To Feed FuHed Zones Ia sonic Lodge Holds iso la tio n M e e t Asked By U. S. To S f. Ity !.. ». CltA K A l.ES A ir" * " — ATHENS, July lb t/1h ■Greek army p l a n e t hammeied 2.50(1 L ellnt guriiill.it trapped on the! slopes <►!. Mount l , unite north <*t IcnnuiA (J.inm .i) today as thiec g m rin m rn t brigades rioted in- for a showdown h a r l 1 e, mililaiy sources reported. rtt; - 1'rtjx-f—t;r Army aulhuiir'jrs sajd_thal p tr^-, Sh**'11 XI —«, n. t-^1— uh*»hcautions alio had bren t.ikf .1 n r r * “ ’’ •*- *sssls.rv ,od other examine th e i. main ,.i as , nitirliiru * itfli't tin t Hftp firiiM ftl |u lltiS lt.iiff <m.l against any- new . 1 nva. 1 0 n on G.cck h ......... ........ .......................... .... a- n, th f , hl soil. Die aulhuiiiirs added that lliMim at Ik r \fimi« ||i,ir i ll*** ..IIn* vli**riff_ Ji.ul l+: ±11 Gieek intelligence repott^ d tid in - to tnv'e-m jnip ;rrobbery. ed' there were, six g u n ill la coucfn tlation centers, litter in AJIninii and three in Yugoslavia, from, which new offensives could be launched. These repoils said the largest of Hie three in Albams was at Lescosic, and that a hos pilal for the g u rtn llai was located there. u lM L I o p o s a l Based On Senate Asked To P rAba n d o n i ng Bir P o w e r Dictation. Probe Dicsposal Control By Of EleclionCase ; Rt y Check Bill ! ', oy Seen i it-.nTetl Fdr i Senate FtfieOlfel lok ----------H. kf. Gleason of Laks Mary » installed as noble grand of „ iford I.O.O.P. Lodge No. 27 at It* me*ting .last evening. D.D.G. la tte r Wlllkrd MacDonald ami Is inatalllng staff from Orlando •rfonM d the Installation. n T t^ T S iT S : •her rover Wllllama as w re : Grover id; J. P- Jobe aa warden: uffman as conductor! C. inson aa chaplain; C, L. right scene supporter; as left seena sup. . WUllama aa right W noble grand; W, O. left supporter to fra u d ; D. C. Howard aa h t supporter lo vice grand and B. Lovsjoy as left au p p o rteT .grand. Spotta was Installed as ‘Ian and Philip Keaaian. A fter the wero and G, U LONDON. July 10. Auth­ oritative Whitehall source j, ex­ pressing support for lateat Wash­ ington proposals for a self-sup porting Germany, said today Bri­ tain would ask the United Stales to take over a greater ihare of the cost' of feeding and running the economically fused British and American .occupation tones. f« |U « l !• e x p e r ts to be D isced before the U. 8. governmeot late this week or early next week when the twq reun trie*' topmost expert* ots Germany m e e t In Washington to diacuat im ' I in Urilled * S tilt* has ptojHised II tui I.tin Cohfete tit e tr< Isegin 7ut cri 1 |ipa'rn\e peare Ii m T heit* Aug I T tfttl*|iim v fisted >n luU Its ».1T W X M ilM .i ^ (i* -\i ) v L? J iii* >ett.il<q i.’to ."■Lit < 1><m Serustr I.mI ,* V* u i'^ Ir^Hr Ik , , . ■!j}f lu .In c Dip.,. t r of * Ji indhng ■t r> tf. i; i ’ll* .J» i ||"U i ilci ]^i ,n>’ i ' i - i id nri ' « ui it fisUt ("j-trk 11 .i '-i d *d**' jw.ish tin- w|i:>!v miidenl.*’ ■1!c . atiamloiuuarst **1-rise lug■f lir.ils dtctllton wllich hss u u-rtl lor. Germany and Am- \m->u sn of finals, ditVlosing Ju d o >% Slid they, sir uncertain hetlier Russia will accept the npc«.*l. .which syoqld have th* I* flirt I «( eliminating » mg Hig . Four Atom Bomb Plant Report Made To To Be Placed On Kiwanis Club *0n , Permanent Basis National Meeting New Mexico Factory WiiniiiiRAgam .tC‘'*ni rises! in New l’l:m lly I?c i m cr J.’. I ■• r - - Price Collapse Is Predicted- By Former OPA Chief is5 » 3 I t X 2 ^ “This plan does not change the desirability nf the ultimate es­ tablishment of vallar authorities, but the urgency of thy flood prob­ lem i» such that we must take hecestary steps to expedite this program without awaiting drier* mlnntlnn *>f' the administrative p»**rrn tor the various regional valley development programs.'^ InHtailftient Plan To Be Used By Railroads CHICAGO, Ju ly 10 (AT—Most of the nation's major railroad* are planning lo offer tickets and other travel expenses for sale on the Installment plan. A "liberal" credit plan will he Inaugurated by mors than GO car riers on Kept. I, the Railroad Passenger Inlerritoria! Commit tee announced. Payments for the ticket* .and other expenses, in eluding cash required for proposed trips, will he mads o n ' n monthly hatif up to on* year.. All Western carriers and most of tha Eastern railroads are to rticlnalr in tha plan, said IL Kiddsl, rharman of the com­ mittee. The rallroadi, he said, would work in cooperation with' local bank* in mqat cities offer­ ing installment buying of rail­ road transportation. No collateral would ba requir­ ed and no doom payment need­ ed. The Interest rata would be tb* usual rata charged by local banks for consumer credit loans, Riddai said. -T5- Navy Investigating Society At Annapolis WASHINGTON. July t t , (AT— Adm. Dewitt C. fUmsey, Jr., vice chief of natal operations, said to­ formant* said. .1^. day he le "delighted" th at the Navy ii Investigating a secret MKKT POSTPONED society at Annapolis. Th# society, known as tho The meeting of tho City Com­ mission scheduled for tonight hiu “Green Bowl," has bean a subject been again poetponrd until F ri­ of rumor and discussion for 40, day evening due to two members r w i a being out of town and one mem­ “A* a* * *m concerned, I'm ber being unable- to attend due prepared to Uke an oath that it to lllqeis, it wee announced this has atver been used in the furthof oelf-lnterevt, or pi omo by H. N. » a s p e c ts o f th e econom ic a n d p o li­ tic a l future o f Germany, the *In- . , " i V - --*« i * in ttN m . i m a t r o w F . R ♦WASHINGTON. July 1ft r ► I I- <ailed ,oji it^* - inulion .In a special m enage. Mr, Ini• disyliarye the t-id tarv <: nimttt or lug rise veto control over man outlined a progiam that em ­ ‘ wjliill s'njrtl M t lw to I'otlpJh cvris piiiiiliuli g o i n g into the braced also navigation, .irrigation, »s Usui in<Miniti i ]Ut_Kciu! its . treaty.’ hydroelectric power development Iiltiotl wtticb «ftl!ji . ill lilt <Uih and other utilization of w ain re I he proposal svhich went out on.111 im|«trv hv t!i^ >< sources. K I frn d a n ago and to which A source close to the general it” l• pltes have been received vet Hut he said flood control must s t u ff inilttYitril.fa*! n ig h t that tin* fl . , . ... n . * ,fH 11 11,1 I 1 Uj,m* 1,1 would not only Isk- ttea|y>mlkltrg corne fiist in the lighl of Hood fith l o f the p a y o ff hattlo tn y y t ll 1 *C IV lo u C t P IlH IIU H t ll \ v *ih * u * , :* i i v ftiirt - in '• lrr~ t he” t Ftifr ‘‘ist ..1 the hinds ol Eiur nations losses on the Missouri and Mivn* and turn it nsrr to I I. but tl sl*.r sippi this vear that may exceed lrroplitano* attil vuiltkon wh^iv.1 *— -—— , .* , , , uni I , I li'lnli a tvvml birds vol$300,000,000: he said. I lie army had guerrillas1 li> I 1.1 ON t \ i;\3 '!•"•• »h-m I " " ’” I. 1,1,1 l ’ l' t'»: t'1 mi <*ti / tt .... «ni system among the II *> that Specifically, the President ash­ surrounded. Vasilikon is only foi,irj .*WA*'HlS(s|ON July Ift ■l‘! ! *1 thru Intnifati. ud t i o 1into a!:. ,| illaiih m *h •i tn-re w1illsi l>e tin seto would ed at this session-of Congress, in miles from the Albanian finis. „ ! rccmtlv held in ( h K omic i j t . Ikm .,a ln l e w '<e |»eifmlled. tier. i I he l tilled Mates is putlinz > ' , , . . . i i , addition to funds alirady made ...... . , , , . ini the threat ft! ft. t ■ ‘ "huh f< n, ■ Rr| i. i. ^ lop milt In nr iitifjiorItii*.$ iiid i atom h-’iiih fjitidiY iiti ,1 'tiTtiii’i* ■■ « . i, » , , 1 S \ iuIksj-sdor Wrfltrr Reavailable, $ 2 37,000,000 ( 0 1 "the they feared a new Urge-Male | *,om ...... * ><> A m en.. . .1 .UNam-hlrr . . . ifetrglr.1 by l.m . delt ‘Smith, on confidential ”sArm y Engineers who handle flood i m n i l h optretion ifiJhi* Kleriu* | ncnl t jtbif J pJirly anil'It* liL rtm til : end ■»*-J _s s ti :-tmr» from Secretary „f Sta'e control work, $10,000,01)0 fnr the area facing the Yugoslav border. This giitn footnote to t!i-* boil rAdfuinisltalion .si \\ n |i .niomit i Avtdl lo t Hi­ Mststiall, lias di».*U*»rd the nesv ( issmIIhoi) on pHf» Reclamation Hute.su and $3,000,with lo .s state of. cont.itrtt ! < < ! i'.r bc‘ d t i c i I t» tt i a n jo and th«» far fruitless rlt. ri —X ( t - r n.-d —M-st-v* 0 0 0 for the soil conseivation tucht iif. Hnvill Itn “Eh ” *i“ :i", j Ueescw—tR— s|o t » “ “ l i t u p Ivo'itct coHTrots m e t nuftea t .« unilerstontt to have trtdieatWeir today inf"H- i ii. tli: ‘ i. The* United States tllrecllve le n ric e .' . ! itishbe ..f th-’*e provision* energy canie to light lodrv in an .1 I louse P»..M| 1,(11 piaxlthuout prut Formal estim ate* for the use take* on particuiar xlgiilfltnnrc !n kaslner arid Oil.,, iters ■ 11 tantin us->1 istt T hf^t view of the approaching Anglo- of this money, h e saitl, will be Atomic I iiergv Comnits’H’n an lepffsetilrd rhe I .1 tied it I ■j f01 '* ,v» *-«• the i.,yd I American conference in L'ynshing* forwarded lite r. Clltiili III VIBjtlojr rsEvjspc 11, tt fntetl tonsrh!ion ui-i v sr iru. it ton to -'iwusa meihnd; for 1n"L et »* tin-vigil tha next t to '<11dt: pigrnrih.i|e read al tiic to- ct'n, at tl-c f m * ,,hJ . 1 .. .ng- toe 'ait-.uspui u n c ion) I’doi tor l!te Inst lea prtwhnrtion of th r R u h r'upon tvlilcKi * * * * * * our ^pr ogr em and the war*built i"»n <d I t ente, by II | ‘ H r?m|:itl. Hr MARVIN.I.. ARROWSMini - s, ,|J ■ - ptD economic recovery not only of Cer- Pu* *"'* money to work, to gather N . M. • I lie principal s,^min t ig ,iri,.| ninny but of Europe depends so with aueh additional money a* iii,.-a* __l _ WASHINGTON; July tti. id , Fhel. first A ituiJili was — made lu th i iimmom-i, ' tcljcrn-* as gtr ? heavily. T hat eonfen’ii*-* is like- may be required and as our eenn Former 1‘iice Administration 10*00 ’“I ........ . ,1 ■ I! ly to p|vot on it • dtowd'iwn be* omy from year to year shall per Herlderkon said today*lie sees •‘lit­ ih etr and tested at AUmscotrlo, rh in the rcpt-tl ,iyaj tint * - t sikii' n .lie HS± tween the two countries over the mlt." Truman declared. “ In that tle immediate danger of n Ma.Ior f t . M . two yens ago Imlav. Louis Hudro.’ Inline: tnall.lgm : .’ll I by ot* Hfitlsli .Socialist government's in ­ way we shall save ourselves un­ ilrnrr«*ion hut th*i pr*rr* may r n . WASHINGTON* July Id. '-P>— /*,L" vomniosi-.n announcemeiil editor of the D itly ^ te tte r , oil, r‘ sistence on nationalisation of the told billions and pave the wav -collapse R,.js Pc in —in f D Fbs* mb) a ■■■—e-y tiltaalrouslv as they did cm Ruhr copl mines. Tho Untied for the lOeal.h prodnelln,, „ )B, «fT afterr World-War World War t. .said Can-’tl |vicf., r‘ V ,.......... .... pf the C.'inum itii'' 11,”i*.* t'sddic I Indi SulH'Omrtlttee I. * « that " ' C«” "U 1I ;ton,*Miu j„|jn 1e»»tit)l States tins opposed ‘Ids, nnd the surely will flow from Die Into-J.it,'-. I list -K- TiV-’l . '.f tile E.verr ".While that, collapse („f (of l tiietl Ysvv Navy rapt-mi ".Whil.!| tired rapt ,-n and and oidaini oi<l,m f ■",1 " "tit ’ ’I tbp ,sf f ifiY U at inn .if 11,,»»»n, t'epsH (jlaite* Natlount t’ssk would ni*t other day pt-nposed that nationalSll cannot ** compare, compared *Uh the ex,se.t. will .............ha..... -d ite- tmn whm I,, i”inrt! il,c ( afls d A nf l '' Ithi^ji iration lie deferred for five year*. grated development of our vat 21' f. i.-rt - giving luivate owners the , ep in f a tear Inn * I^L lrn?e“ H.'.,'l ’ ’ sat.I ' 1 i Man,.’, , ( i;..sei to .. -it -I r.-x>..> W ashington takes the view that levs." letatneil | iteM - i- ti, n in e It sins oo no npicnic, l[eiitlci«in n . , I *1.- ■>*!-•« v "where ’ U ...„ h , ami l mi I l l l l r lli ll rintldnnlixntion is t <111641105 for 141. , ) Mr. Truman, who last wenk ,,, n ninlrmmt prepare! f.,r ijj- nuilti million .•» -Its, nnc 'scn-eiii " ' I tit, S’at ■I; myk IIS111I* the German people to dsciilo. i*» Suna' I •ign t: ■ •pints -I 'f. It i i’ iu,-nt c.iute a* publicly renewed hi* advocacy «>f, |«inl sommllle.. on toe •■.rnuen' pi net am is mid i ,v I sin o n -I si, %il I ' r f * i - If*" .»«« ■lull If.,. Of course it’s easy to understand n Missouri Valley Authority atom ;! r,q>«'i t. lit Mllf'Mllilii ' ‘ ty*Vtr*\A *♦.! • ttlttllHre*' ir r r d . Coir llrd .-i! I (,r. . Ati, I 11 lil* 1 IX why a hm inlist government, which the line* of the Tennessee Val-i He tir-senled his d h i-mnt av l.m in- fr win, h., |„ rt, .ini,- in ih'ut wtpansion of » r hzati \'ji|nli*i it! .Mich I lotion to 4„ol. |„ n i‘ <4 t*M * • * i ••-al h i „ | ranks nationalism e* one n( ft* ley .Authority, made this refer-1rhslrmrui -d ilie execut'vo rnmmitl)"* 3*'III lllll tf*|7 ,nl4l*e4-tl*# J*f *» the l". 1,000 Bile- ;'.tt k aiutind the cardinal tenets, should want to i c of A.nerleana for Democrat!’ lo ll,r. commission sm r it look j f.x t|n. trnpiir > in nppru*- •.-ullierts tip "f H 't ’da to 1, 100,. see it carried out in Germany an I ence In his message to euch pro­ Action, in organlxation of *olf-!ovci ihr Aimv s Manhattan piop otMt acre' M urfsTU an.a dozen > (litl III Vive -it Slat‘isiitlmr.. I’rjvate ms tti t » otfiect to tnelusson posals : elsewhere. It will lie surprising, allied “llberr'a commlMed to the ect at the start of-thu \r tr. PARIS, July tfl, (Ah- France roposed today* to the .-omn'lltre f European Economic Cooper afon that It* Id member c.ationa jirlude overseas production of <«. satlal maiterials In compiliitr their reds and assets under the Marhall program for aid to the eonnanE atep, propoied by Fiench ... 3 .- vi*«HHtl«iira - **!» F«mr| ta Herve Alphand to the j session of the new eronImie organliation'i steering com- Chinese Dike Repairs nlttes, would bring into recovery plans tha far-flung British Em­ Disrupted By Reds pire, the vast colonial terrltotle* pf Francs and the colonial pusNANKING. July l« riVt-UNUsalon of Qther members In -all RRA ordered it*' employees tpparts o f the world. , , d*y to withdraw from the Yellow The commlttefl J i t axaiKne.l the] |i |Vcr dike project after Chinese of drafting Europe's tialanrA Chief of Staff Chen Cheng warn­ Jhoat bT the full economic confei- ed that thr government,could not rvhlch cloied. here yesterday be respuniilkly fnr the aafety of _ j« * a m em ttrs settled down UNKHA pci ,o>i,ocl on repair proj­ ork Igsmediately at tho French ects* iu tcrritiiTy where Cotmnuu foreign Ministry- They will lay lata are operating. iwn a working program for subMeanwhile, Gen .Yeh Nan, ommiMeei on fuel ann power, government representative on a antcort, food and agrlcult'ir# commission for repair of Yellow ,_d Iron and (teet. The suheom* River dikes, said disruption of nittees on fuel and power, trons- repairs hy Communist military , food and agrlcufture and Iron I atari. Tha subcommittees will operations threatened the safety undvr a five-nation executive bf 3,000,000 people living on the •outh river bank. He told news .ittae. conference summer floods might W f g aites t . of Western and South- make repair work Impossible and ropean countries approved said government' and UNRRA ir» __ e.urop committee setup yesterday In groups would have to turn to third plenary session of a emergency relief operations. four-day conference. They will »**t again until the commtt___are ready to report, prutmbly In l^ta August or early September. Britain To Ask U. S. I P r « n L a u r d W iro • V te • ! -■ Oil Hi^hls (liven Private Owners In (blades Park Area > . e a f » S’ Hi »' a fnr the .ctjhs'tlt ' pr-sgralts*. t their 1.,ret. particutariy if they d principle* »* lll>erty .sad los’lre. ,, , , ,, , ,, „ ll-.ii-e nti.-a.lv lit- |"is-*ed tin- ...... rigid* r.* o’t which may he am! ", itie «it-’inocralle U ont ' a.UIng". " f I1’"...inr(.l«| nilh ■ ■ ■proem’s." « . * iI . ni at lh ,Mfl' nnfound us tin- ares, * • "Tsidav. jtmt as It! 1"2 > pricex.« dteeloinrr retntirsi; tn . i.-nl.. i j t»ld _rhi* I lie. pt-ieliiig legislatidn vvould r hnvr lmilted tu »uit of |. .......Y U ' - . t , jit4-viitr> f.,f royalties of t-H • iuu.'-*t!siiti< xs'nsild ti. V h an d ,' (UlglerMn declare*! T»n.e AritH-* ............................. ll«- «>cret " !*. ' "“ ' ' m 'h " 1 , > f. production if the gitvernment *• t (kef I.V f|*e <| 4,1(4| V II.4I again, the puce structure Is ate.I San-lm Itn*.’ m m tll-m pieppie.l p,1* ' ' ‘ • li’liirv liln ltsi.i *: )|.« WSllltl ever ,1- .-i.|.-• ;■ pentltt tlriihng tlirough distortion* and Initial- N. M. M vi unit •( tin- l i i t l i - ' 1 ‘ ■ ■ -r 'here Suml i. F,|e| ,«l i* footl’i t ■r ,v...... a nee*." i "anin-i I....... >p<.< I . , l . r,,|"l ' 1‘ ' 'i-eie undei v • - I• lt*|. Snoilhei* it* Flai tot.t a - !*• t ■ I fill* IriltjlpA 1<| *p .t , , . I-, ■.ny 1 . 11.-X t I I-’j wrni ns prujei t repott, r In* ■ 4iicui re t us Peter— iwi (Ik* ’ll -— i tn intve lift! filin' io , knuwn nf n r ai i|i;n n n l*u. S S 3t rUi kIIU e * iI nn ’ally nuthim,n »)( ,' I .lie ", , -4irr‘« propo'sl, _h(n *’x;srv*sed the IF iIlls i; (|i ' ",tM^l .....i >« im m......... i.f |ii '"<rii<i. „f 11,«. I’m . , .t .,'n i, |(St iesfivlal.nl, |<H, ’(view 11 #• • ape at * irih, f*f* 1* dlirp nf u ii ] k tti t h (i |*11 ■ that “individual right*' p v. . xytil lie- «pnt Ii; . • . qiijtmriK. prulMli ; •hnul.L gi, Hawaii Ih Called Off -*cq.t tut m- i. . t iu. fnilhci llisn those ___ It (i.i Imtey. tt*j ____ f-e.tie R. Gtnvi— . v-lm , .lircrw r' ............ tr ilv B.—S20. 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July i «. ia i -Tim ‘ uf r; Rep, Hoe veil (R*Inwa). read to ttid n xsllMHr.1 mh l*..u, I rurft ‘1 "" 1 Tr i'e nil1 la1 mill " t), ,\e, Hmjifl A*fm«nUtv C* «ni the com re it tee u telegram of opstrike In Hawall'a Iflfi.fMMt.OOO pine Ytn k. apple industry vended. today n* ab­ 4 |$|i}»risir«l * .til |x.«Hiott front five Iowa constitu­ the it '|wrs„na itijmed ruptly as It beg'an six day* ago. ents who le- said owned 1,000 Morey Flight Made theU I accldrpj, Isvn still relm iii k|is|lR ffi Yrtling* jts 44w4 j5ttii tore* In' th» Ever glade*.-and said Federal tastrar Conciliator Nath, Wit Urn ClMiraJ list 11,.■, | , , Fur 13 Year Old Girl their oil uglitj, I Im- proan I*. Felnstnaer annuuncr.l that Hnill iglies. ti. svln, MtiffpfCil in #' (he (TO tnngahnrrmen'a and Wareti t ikna tec Ici|.' tel net itipmre-, hriit.etl fs-gs ;ui.t hniiaciurn'a Union had called off Rep. |l,<n e tt ufl-Wyo* r e a d .a MIAMI, Ju ly It:. i.Pi - A p t-ji‘ fiactun.l kiljl. Hint t'ncns ' u 'I im iif opppsittois telegrams the strike and that the Industry ycar-’ ht girl wills.an ;.]«n iaftny ItmiriK.i, . its tec c- l e r t IVIU brnlrrin«iilrrflt'«ill j i s l had agreed to rtopen contract pin tt* her tlin-dt mi I*, d ill Sic I* 111 mid *k"u|f Irnrtiniilm i.-i“ of them .(tuns tlse Miami ‘ . men. • negotiations Immediately. A'orlf today nfl, r n , tulle Wil t' A f i v k I-i,--fi, cvn* ||«> 6nt\ Chief Harry Bridges said work­ flight*which emset-d th'- *'.stihl.i-it'i woe <-i Ite in ’ alauilil the pla August XllpUiin. president of ltn r ari^t • , . I Go- Palgtovc f’o . testified that ers would r e tu n to th'dr Jobs'at Nell, f ' t(t crniM- tin harmed. - nr.-f,,, proposed expansion, of the noon. (k s-tndra Issuer nf'tTvton, PalslnVi «linii..f, .,f tt,r CAA, CAR * Iftfl IL N* Lawrence park would entail "'The t h e wholly unThe areord beiweo.i the union trim ' m at Zone, awalio" -.J Itiejiin n Sc-nat, - i.nimirThe Jvcie sttli I I GYff necessary Inking of p riv a te land.' and industry leader* a ft/r fiv e 'vc»t. 1 lay. Her mntlu r, V -■ M 'iri":1,1 work. Ttn ir fiijrflrtg* ,nrc tin, ^ I t « P , l CX« t||n fr Ift. said th at lire" mhi .immi acres tuibulent dayx brougtst pr nce once IJiueF, arranged fnr 1,11 • ii.rtgeiicy ' x| m-cIi-.|r>, te,I, |., .f ,|\ ,, i 4 of S ta t e land* ill the are a are «■. .I* Bgslri to the territory a n t tnded flight aboard is Pais American somethin in tin. iiirnntime. n "completely adequate fo r th# the threat that the strike .might clippi r to Miismi. *They arrived,pul,In- heal : .* *eherinle,j ,,, 1 park ."-■ aprran Ihroughout other major at E' 10 A. M. today. 1ssmeks utcitlwr Mejhpurru Klipstcflt, saying that the pri­ Indiisirie* to cripple ■erteuily the ConqieMng *c|,e,|,dea to New, ^teint. vate property In the Everglades M v.im i:itW M V Jilifif'd entire economy of tho talanda. j York svero lacking at thnCteter, ro 1 ‘ * . ha* "great phtentiat v«lne." a r ­ * ” 1 the rhild nnd mother su n »ped nn * . . \\v Indoor FounlM ins gues! that #_',000,000 appropriated ACood alcohol, la made hy neti-’to New Yurx aboard another Pan I A g C H C U 'H r i g h t U V O T i’j the Florida legislature to ac­ trallslng with lime "wood vinegtir", Amcncan clipj-cr, tin- .,niy p.m „ . ... • , quire private land* is “grim ly M H M I i t . t.-i ’ l t d A T-T he obtained by the daatruclive dia- aengerg In the craft. They hi-' I*r t ' H l l ^ y f i t C f I* IK1I inadequate to compensate private i my of tin" indoor fountain* owners." filiation of tvood. i rlsYd (herj at 8:30.A. AL • . _____ Iml tie* owner, trnanlx. instil sure TALLAHASSEE, July Id, The t’lumers «”d Imllder* se State Game and Fman tCatrr | Fish Gomiiiis'ion today appi-aied i t - 4 l i l t O e r I w t l Y . ________________ LocaLRcal-I£*ta te li ar ai, in,nn. lien im u r miM* ' fTs~ t w e in ftx tn rd a v w b " ’i W ilt* Idt'iilily Is'sl.thlislu'c! Ol 21 Crash Victims i*t - WASHINGTON. July 16 OD ijrertlary of Stale Matihall an­ nounced today the United Slate' is Lakint Hep* to turn over Ml Merchant ships to Turkey. A* a first move in the new piqgiam «>t strengthening the Turkish armed By A n o c ia lc d H ■■ i Seminole County Boys Heartily Enjoy tlrstD ays Activities At Canip Winimft ' fresh fromwater exercikfish lnd (niutla diet-xMiover the eta to. - IL. ■ M - u f sva tre j l.ep a n to n iml rt from r-ilijis-* p „ i| rionra of a apartment tnitlding in the bon* 'howlng that they were In LRlKailno over jurudiettert ol r,c .r*r.w o v e *a irb u s n f M L -m iBy BOBBY; PARKH the Ivwlnnerte axrirtfmlng—claw ’ twa aavnciaa waa^ J .rssu.hr t ’aasp fwtlbe Tile rl— , , litlt* te*« of bV * Ifglxlativo dc-itsiatlo,, Camp Winona ' fnr Seminole and If Uiey contimn- to work like -v n trr e .,o rin u « l R o n d a v and M a n they have he,-n In rte«c* theyll ‘hm Imke Okw choW and n m»rCounty boy* under the direction -.-,1— o—v»«-rd«r--- Itiw-nurte of TI. E. Morris began- Monday he jissln g their I.Inn - xibtMiii-Utrfl -til IliC . li l - Jtililn- ihxei-- arr w .-m lio . wont , 1m__ a.ork_iu.Bir morning t f i r t r i ;*erUk of laegha, tcilt1, ______ -= ......... • salt wgj^ct.-.Tha board of cc.n^r_____ .___aa _ __ , Aa aYtratnatie climax‘to a swell 'r"H°n adihlniifeV* togulNtthttn 1.1 .jiicxl jrnw- liu ild in g tie ** d o o r shouts and ■plashes the____ campera were aaalgned to cablna and first day of ramp was tbe camp-governing taking of ,*!( water It cor tin ne d t.’.ilaV th h n lh Itnibl worked up. a hearty appetite fori fire. Entering thecouncil ring to fish. tog-. a>, F)lu<” b - " ' cyptOrerl pine th* dinner meal. I the steady beat of a tom-tom, the .However. Ihe Game ar.rl Fresh I,,,,-* the l-|i|(l||lg eop tra etor o y - ol i-i|..( rw .rjn o . a n d V * f H tir in th# earty afternoon thel first thing to meet the eyes ofWater Fish Commission contents swimming tests were Jaksp and the campers was a large circle, it has jurisdiction' over frx-.it scat- n i i l t r —«se*. f u ir id 'ir e end floors, 23 boys passed tbe test for white signifying according to an old er fish even if found ir. Icgislly gesa, i n * 'ir a n r e »i|lus'»r. was l.af. ribbons which signify the camper Indian legend, a circle of true salt water. fte-t a s 'he w n le k e d the Jets soak can swim 100 jrardt. 8lx other friemi»hlp_ Within the circle wCrrl Circuit Judgr Hugh \f . Teyior No. cities to the sntirce of the boys passed the' 60 yard test and many Indian signs which like tha of (Juincy hears! arguments In th e water were found. Meantime irate received the hiu* ribbon. The rest outer rind* wero outlined in lime, <Injunction appeal today hut made tenahts nre taking' metis out anU pf the campers received red ribr*a> t'M ’l no immediate riling. some ate stepping in hotels, - TranHactions Made Sir. and Mrs. Hyde Terwillegar, vtbis recently sold their home in Ijoeh Arbor, have purchase.) tha home of Mr. and Mrs. U. B. Crum­ ley at |20 W y|t Sixteenth Street. The Terwillegari will move from l.rxrh Arlmr to the C nitnlty bom# In September, It wax reported to­ day. Mr. Terwllleger Is pro at th* Seminole Country Club. Mr. and Mrs. Crum lev recently put chsse.l the It. C. Unwind home near Silver t-ake. Mrs. Amanda E. I’oltelger re­ cently purchased property In tha Lake Ellen Addition at Casaelherry from, the CasselberTy Gar­ dens Real E ttata Co. for .a re­ ported consideration of $6,000. i . �I kit. t'.'.'T TtfO I cI o ij W ED N ESD A Y . JU L Y H f.N A l.U . N A N K O W II. K I O H I D a Vitamin A In Sweet Potatoes Found High New Friends For Oleo The Sanford Herald |:«V3ttill*>irtf In •Ti.lilUI.r4 0*11* r *rr|.l 1*1 ***** Mnrfrariw* hnn entered jmlitlra in a big wny. In war­ time • martfarinn picked up many friends, -Theae’ are bat­ * I I I H u* tling in Atut.' enpltuls and- in Washington to have’ restric­ t n i* t t i A* H-Ifr#*!»<! rl«* » MIAIt* I tions nml taxes that hedfie its sale taken , off. Natjirallj’ t t t r k r r 17. !'•» » , >1 ( h r l*-i*( ( H it.* I he mil ion's 2,500,000 dairymen and -1,000 wmmtt-rcial, I f » " " t « r 4 . I t . n l 4 » . iin t l r r l U A c I f l ' « r . i r . * e l •»»*<->■ *■ ' * !ir ..■renmeriejj are back of such anti-margarine* legislation aa that in .Montana and Wisconsin where the fee for margarine W I L I - A x i l I . ISHA X rone* manufacture is $1,000, a federal tax Is $000 for manufac­ U llllll lI V I I K . i l * ture, $-100 for Wholesalers selling colored and ,3200 for N « * la * » il* « * » n those selling white margarine. Itetailers pay the govern­ M IIM K IK IIO A r . m l i l r l a A4-»»MI* ment 318 for selling rolored and ?G for selling white. •>. .m l, . ........ • -i* * The National Co-operative Milk- Producers Association O a . M calfc r k f . r > l > i .t a . ... * » * dnjihts.thfit margarine him thy same food value,us butter. an i»»«ia» -.................. *■ r!? Department .if Agriculture researcher* are quoted as say­ U .r I r a r *•** ing that they have about the sume calory and vitamin A All vb.iua*, nrllrr*. rari*» "I . * I b r n k * . i f » l m l i i > * » a 4 * « ll* » * » l content.' • a l r r l n l a n . r i . 1 * l»« lk » “' These are the old pros and eons. A new element has n l . l * . m a tlr. b r r b a i d r a »•» entered the fight since cotton seed oil and soybeans have ■ < m « l r ( ■ il* fltl* i(M _ taken the place of coconut oil in the manufacture of oleo. f» li> * 4 X * ( * * e n r* , U l l 'i r .r a l n l i t * " . Ia r.« **l*****.pl* 1 k *- * * ? , " Congressmen from states raising cotton and soybeans want I s I h r B M tu H .I 0 * 1 4 f t " il* * H I» l* . the federal taxes lifted. They are bucked* by manufacturers D l f l r r * « f r « .n l B i r t « r i l (« >k ' •" » * mil wholesalers, by grocers who resent ,the retail Tax, and >•1 r iit.» i« ia . r r a a m »"* a r U H a n i h * * 4 * * » M » ta *■ c " i* M by housewives trying to cut food costs. AAil "WWf Vlltkir ; -■---- " The housewife wants to know why there should be H » Ilf iA ld im d iwrw Art »! {**• oeiuilties put on the making and selling of uuy good food? A **« rla 1 rd l* r r ** » k l 'k I* » "*• *> ' t»tl*"U*l> I** Ibr aw- tfw irttatili I I she can buy two pounds of m argarine at a low price, M tlua ..I "II H>* <■"*' for cooking and general use. she can then buy one jHiund in th is l i f strn | j m » r f . **« Iff It At >f butter also. If there is nothing on the market hut costly ill* urn* ■ Hf( iftflMVAP A t. Tty HI1YLU8 ytOSKS ■“*n f«i*1f $*t.AfMfl BIBLE I 'll 'i ■■ VEilSF. FOB TODAY i»^—J 1 ;; j • H EBE 18 A -HKAl'TY FDKWj G ro w in g T a x E x e m p tio n s • it a THAT IS NOT A .FR A U D j YOUK FACE REVEALS WHAT - T h e e x e m p tio n o f r e a l f a l n t e f ro m ta x a t i o n tn iiv lieYOU ARK AND YOU tA N 1 P m " , . 4 ,|. A -NASTY SPIRIT. 1 o m e lilt istiU't in .‘± v i n il K>utti*r.,Svteft-rewl e s t a t e is in c re fisU )()K IN TDK M llim W ii'K h> a m o u n t, ac co rrfin jf to T lg u re a o f t h e N a tio n a l A sso ­ ‘ YOU ARE ANtiRYi A m an* wi* c ia tio n o f A s s e s s in g O ff ic e r s . In 1022 o n ly 13 |te r c e n t o f i , f dnm makelh hi* face t" »‘>lnetill r e a l e s t a t e w a s v k e m p t f ro m ta x a t i o n b e c a m e o f o w n e r ­ s h ip b y c h u r c h e s , sc h o o ls a n d h o s p ita ls , o r f o r o th e r B :l‘ . • Aliennti>- (irtirlsl I <> >" ^ at •yn wilt not elide*!' himieU l«* tilt peeph of Florid* by hii I'd ilitent opposition to i k e Lvetgladri National I’aik. - ’• Pse*idenl Human i» hiving • tctcviiion let installed in the- ’W hik House. but tin t won't enable him to »ee how next yeir'i electiur. will luin out. ♦ Since -eiily in i&f war jjest, Jen. Pcj>|tet In i been ItnrhiJH • helping hind t« nuke puttwar III-enicr lot the men who lougnt O ilindo, Sentinel. He could help them • Jo* mote by voting to ic duct taxes. Shyness Can Be An Asset Noilliein politicians agitatin* ‘No greater liantiicnp exlats than .shyness, anti iJinlor the passage of (rd e tii law■ giim t d{*ctiiiiinition in employ ttnitnreti types of nelf*oon?clotiHnens can be torturing in the menl shop) 8 rca tH tb e ItVoiling in the-oxlronior" olmervea Dr. Iw nfr B. Bbfch iii an arlicle newt fnrni Charleston w hirr thr"' ■*' *m,r I-ifu magazine. “On tin* other haml," he go^s on while boy* "•hoi uji" i nrgto Boy ’. a curtain degree of nhynertu may be an asset - providutll S to u t ciuiji leaving llitre lellilictl >f cottrse, that yuu knmv how to turn it to your advantngi, \ tim p e n wounded wiih buck ihot. I As a brief guide the author lists these ten rules for Tlietr ire much wmie thing* g'j effective shyness: *• inn on in thii woild (lu a dlierimi1Never believe-that the other persan-mun or woman oahon in employment. • - is a ’tunny. ■ • I Both Sentlori Holland and Pep pet. who don’t often »ee cj** li iy t, voted again*! the tax re duction bill Monday for the let tn d time in tecenl weekl. I here it no qurtlion but that (lie gotetnment nerd* tlir money, allet die grealcit (pending orgy in it* hi* tory and the cxoibitant cotU ot • treond Wotld War. hut to*i many little laxpayeia * nerd .the money too. What about them? I: ;=■ff. ft ft. I By ID-12 the figure bud grown to 18 per cent. This was nartly because all classes of owners entitled to exemption have been increasing-their holdings. Some hospitals whose property was* taxable have changed their charters to make 'hum non-profit organ Da I ions, and therW nre't.TJrtxeinpt, And the government has been buying property extensively. In some localities the figures arc really startling .Mil­ waukee reports that one-third of its real estate is taxexempt. New York City has one-fourth. And in Washington H. ( ., 51 per tent of the land is exempt from ‘taxation. As th e total amount of tux-exempt real estate is esti­ TOO LATK TO CLASSIFY mated ut 2b billion, no wonder that local communities are Hy RU8HKU. KAY .econiing interested. The^ argument for exempting certain oroperty owners from taxation is strong, hut many people My guod friend Hob ’Fautnian) indicate* the need of .1 1 bang*, will think, "th ere can he too much-of a good thing.” director of public telntiou* fot “N atuially, I am not .uggealing How much real estate in Seminole County is tax Marine Htbdios at Marinelnnt!, re th at .v e rv renort or region can • entiy *ent mu ropy of a tala li.ade rtilcilain •> full houae of illeaelK exempt ? . K 2 l{ JHU arc* convinced th at he is. don't let hint know 3. Assume that the other fellow is shy. This will atop you from taking advantage of him. them1 LCt 0the^!, discover how great you are. Don't tell 5. When (iiacuvereci always - aTirnit your superiority •eluctantly. 6. Don't force your*elf into hiiv company or situation. Wait to i*t* invited. 7. Always give Hie impression that yoii realize you nave a lot to leurn. 8. Beware of the false props of expensive clothes. Rrpublicap'guveinoti meeting it Jewels, etc,, iiscd io attract attention. 9. .Never 1m* ashamed of tjelng shy. It's no weakness Salt Lake City overwhelmingly 10. Try always to appear as .natural an possible. •elect Tom Dewey at the mo*' likely nominee of .the Rejtubliran tT ’ltl.KY til IS I’.iY patty (of Prriidcnt next year. He HOHTON, July 111, </l'i Ti e city received 12 olI their vnlei to 8 . corporation counsel rulvd r«. entiy ■ fot M auen, the next high man. I James &!. Curley ws> entitled to Thry alio votr'd on die Democratic| jd» »»lary a» mayor whin."he is in vice piriidcntisl ptnipccli, init tileic m i no nUtilanding cimice. I Joseph A. Scolpirictil gsv- hi* Byrnei. Hattiman. L u c a * ami --Byrd, all m O T « t 2, each. Butt there wete 14 olhenikiho received 1 each. opinion after doubt arost whttbar th* legislature'inlendvtl for Cur­ ley (6 collect hit pay at th f rale of t^O.OOU a vear after naming tlty clerk John B. Hynes' 'Temporary mayor/'------- • /eccntly hy Don Yhoniaa, m unag-'traveler* the year around. ‘But, mg director of the All-Year■■Club leganlles* of the clim ate, there are of .Southern Califotnt*. in which j ivsort owner* who (in normal lie urge* the broadening of lb , time*) open th eir doors to* the travel season. j -eason a Ifit Ihter th an Ihcy wo-tld it ia I.l aubject that ahnuld b? Hv the same, token, they -------_. like. . , keenly Interesting to Floridl»DlTtograt fully ahbl un i h o p a t n t one, Vince our statu like California dr-! of the vear when (bey know ilu-re pend* on tourist trare) for u sub.f ia plenty of good season left. ■tantial portion.of its revenue. 1 "-The extended aearon (tii-mele Thornaa poinla out that “a tre- [ la available, tf the travel industry iiiendott* amount of exiellen*. vn?a- goes a fte r it. lion time I* going to w aste in. “Our sum m er vacatlm* hnbit is Aniericn todaifc” llu ternia ourj largely -an ontgrwwth of th ? hnbtti trrfvel viewpoint outmoded in ll,rat' of schoola and huaineva. • Many it establishes the though* that achtHd an(t thorfiie*. such a* Dr. John certain month* ara ''var*:iog 'W . Studebi -baker, U. 8. Commissf'iifmonth* or travel m o n th s' nnd ..tH- er uf Education, favor ataggcritig era are couiidered "o ff s«a*ni,4." school vacations throughout the Continuing, he *aya, “Not all of year, in place of the present snmthese m onths are off-season for m ir shut down. But accepting the reason t h a t they at* not good school vacations as they nro now, vacation month*. Many of dfum i th* Census Bureau stu tid ic s i« are good. It appears that they, veal th a t there are ■id.l tl.MM ate shunned and w asted largily ‘ Americans who have no vrho-d age because they fall outalds the time- children and who are not teacher*, hallowed, few mid-tuminei u m u n i. This fra v d group is not bound to when the American pubihr hu» ul- the fixed school summer vacation wav* rushed to crowd in Ita uu- period. 1 nual vacation. "Her* i* a very ' rich puteutinl "This wail# of potentiei vaca­ market of people ,who, wi'h em­ tion time I* doubly unfortunate. ployers' cooperation, could take People who follow the same old vacation groove are tnlsalng new sights and experiences. Kroin the profit standpoint, no industry.— leait of nil In the travel fit Id — an afford to overlook au tnudi.of Its potential and not suffer. With the great hulk uf America’* vaca­ tions bunched into mid-summer, the travel buainees I* forced to meet the entire year's exiimiea in a relatively few mouths of rush uueratlon. A condition that has proved inefficient nnd costly m atter) content, he points out, and liiay—especially in tjipovcrlahed ru ral legion* *»f th# south—aupplem rlll tile dietary *1 -*. ficienciea of *’f*ti>arkH an t “enwnpon**. One a v e r a g e serving of th - i , * high Vitamin A content iwe* l f*. ^ a tfe r. Dr. Elmer said, would j : ... vide the normal daily r ^ n i n i i i,t of the im portant grow th yitarim .' When a sweet p o tsty **sp it” make* ita drhut. Dr. Elm.-r t* 4 1 anxious a* a prmlucer a t e first night perform ance. A fickle lie may tu rn down th e sw*.-titt, most succulent "sp o rt” dm ply i *cause it has a dull coiaplcliun,' Farm era who tiave been pr**>l*,. og tense in w hat Don Tlpima* savs till th is subject: S tates like f.*Hfo rn ia .a n d Florida tbtvi ttiuen to offer the tourist and vHilor e te rj month in the year. A nationwide educational- cam­ paign to encourage trav*-i aitu vacations ddring whxt we now term off-season month* would do murh to alah itirr the industry build tow ard a dcpeiulaidl* yeararound travel business- The » ujimer vacation idea is based on hab­ it and not nccoaaity. Industry suffer* hulk of ita employer* Insist on ■lulling at the same time An in-j telligent progtam of itacgeredl vacation* could easi)/ b f worked ! out th at would meet w th the **f»pioval of both employer* oivl employees. Ftolida could well a f­ ford to work with C ih frrn in and other tourist slate* in telling llil» “new” vacation-travel idea t j the nation. T h is - is n o t a n “ o r ” c o u n tr y , b u t u n " a m i" ciA m try . I.ut u s h a v e all g o o d fo o d s a t n a to w j t r i c e s u s c o n s is te n t w ith r e a s o n a b le p r o f it f o r g r o w e r s - a n d s e lle rs . WEDNESDAY. J t L t to. 0- ■ AP N e.w afeattliv M.XNHAXTASs, Ka* — T h e » * noth) rue ^cxi .liver ail can -I® Ut furnishing Vitamin A for 1 a®1*-# (hat aweet potato*? can’t, suy* Ur. O. II. Elmer, K anou State college plant pathologbtHe predict* it won’t he tun*fore awret potatoes have taken ov er.p art of the Job and are doing it more cheaply. Dr. Elmer fcar watched die t k « t potato grow Into a nutriiioi-m g i­ ant. and he said-this Klin ’.0 f1™ vr.lue can change the healt.i dard of the very poor, ahoie diet long has been deficient in v|*** min A, particularly during the w inter. ; , . The stored root* lose ilttiv of th eir carotene (Vitamin A food H i. Hi IT plant variations for CcnlttHc* .1 new type** “sports.” Mole* refer to them as mutation*. th e In K ansas the N ancy Gold. * "sport" developed by Elm ar, h u replaced her (intent. N nnry Halt, in the field and on the table. T i* ' young Nancy Oold is a s-ftly bliuhm g la-anty w ith f l j a Jihws »» much Vitamin A as her patent. Don’t Head This <V tlnlesH You want to sell ■ car You want lu bu> a car \Ve will »«» >«ur c , r ,0.r fit comfiisslon.. |f It jyour o u r car Is. Is nut ay only *1-00 regUlr*. D°on' f»*.UjFl*h hid'may be retmed by seller. Smyrna Auto ' Auction Co. Auction every Tuesday t l \ M. H u rlin g jul> --n d X, j i , » Sm yrna Heach Aitpnd tiring Your title . th e ir •vacation* at period* other than mid-summer. The tm u l in industry i» tow ard eni|iIo)ci*’ co­ operation in this situation. I hap|ten to know that aeverai- large concern* s ic w o n considering an ex tra week bonus for vacation* m. taken in a non-summer tvs* seas in “Thu old vacation mllerik is beginning to change, .Vi- ara in an era th at hold* a •lew rnm ep ___ _ of Existence tlon leisure. r f IviMire lin n is n fundamental of recreatinnal travel. According to the D epartm ent of Commune, more than four-fifth* of all persona .privet* Induatry end n”r per eent of nil office workers are eligible for paid vacations. Over Hfi per rent of union work­ ers have vacation clanie* in their contracts. The eligibility for recreatUinal travel lias m ireased to th e point w here it is becoming u s u p ie fot the many. “ Tlir -iiustiuit calls for a new fnrm ula hy our travel industry to meet it. I suggest that we en ­ courage travel to grow into the stable, vesr-around business that it can tic." , There it much sound cuimron •Y o n t H IT PARADE* . WTRR TUESDAYS 7:15 — 7:15 ____O*---- jr ----------- - m Tlir paths oi glory, lead but li­ the atsvc. Heibeit Salterlee, who| tnanied J. P. Morgau’i daughtr in 1900, served *» ^ ‘-lieutenant I in-the Navy jlu rm jv fh e. S|»*mrh J American w*r, w»t .auiilanl ,»«* 1 tttary of the Navy under Teddy Roosevelt, and ty«k. one of the richest men in Ameneji, was foum’ dead in hit New Wrk apartmeiy the other day. fk^R sd committee tuifide at the ag^.bl 83. Hit w:f had died less thanks year ago. Tliose who had b*eV't jealoui of him throughout hit long life, couid be jealoui no ;r DR. CHARLES L. PERS0N8 OPTOM ETIUST ANNOI NCHE THB OPENING OF H19 OFFICE FOB THE PBACTICE «OF OPTOMETRY 501 ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK BUILDING &ANFOKD, FLORIDA We believe SekalW Bricker h*i something when he u y » it i» too •atjr lor some sotewball with < fancied grievance ^tb’’diop a gre­ nade from a ’’tfklJhW right into the mitldle of tW a w a te chambei wipe out in one fclT swooi most of ibis country's senior law makers. When a crazy man can hide in the Capito^ cornier* end take two shots at * Ycunlur before j caught a l^ t(a n y th in g can n. What it ft>, pflvtnt a for-1 spy ffDta® lfiiipg tnlrantel th* S tn a li balcony aiid drap-l • ping .an atomic bomb’ d-hich be I iC has'pickcd up m . a aouvenir in ,lb« Oak'-Ridge plant? He might blow up the wbob city of Waih- THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1947 Hoara: f-11 — 1-5 flatanlay t-l> - PHONE Vs , •- MR - ■ e m it UHkia AurnosuT o r tit* c o c a -c o ta coaraH T I f SANFORD COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY T ! me isfK » EXAMINED — GLASSES FITTED — - *w m ■V—.- .. - ■ - •* -* • • -* . ’ ’ " ■*: v >•; - £ : • -T - ■ ■7 e " ’• ' ■r* "S - • — --' * V # * �T H E SANFOHD H E R A L D , S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A It Takes Planning To Pack Cosmetics Greek Battle Social Calender ((WallMMea rriam I’» | | «*■•> Inferm ed sources *aiil' such n m tr rniieht cum* in an effo rt to AP N*W*fratuif» ucvj»*i«r , LONDON ilr.il Mount Grantmo* which has been t„ Britain u k in v * Mvcr* pummelling for . women, ha* *oarei A United S t a i r * sm barsy „ r(M 0j . m^ spokesman said that both the preWsr voliiuir Government*- „ |lU v . , ' . Mr. and Mr*. J . Herbert S i r e n British and U. . “exchanging inform ation' • h av e, returned' tu their home in weie la k e Mary a fte r ipp'iulltuf n munih Ik „ . In K . . h l „ i . . » . .. J In in Washington) O.’ C. anJ k li Jtnia w iirtv-tbey visited friem li and ra- t.rre k border K rite. . **,«,„ «... Source* In official government , , v-. . . latlve*. ri.e le . aaM If lha Greek J .{iJ ,„r „ 1 it might be „ . . Mr. and Nk*. Byron P u t and g r e w much w orw son, Charles, plan to leave Friday necessary to request the Ameri- , Beauty aaperta V .V V 11,1 fur Savannah, N. Y. to spend the can. mission tu sanction ail increate In the Gteek arm y- from * ¥**' summer. l.iU.OOU to tlWMHttt men. Such, n W“ M Mr. and Mf*. Kilwirt Slilnhotser 'sh arp Increase would bite sub- *** * plan to leave on Friday for Day, d a n tia lly into the United S U leJ lp*1 ^ ,* " 1 Iona Beach to spend, about twu aid program funds previously &BF wreks at the Hutchison A part­ earm arked for civilian use. ments. Celery Feds Given Steak Dinner Monday The local Celery Fed Baseball THURSDAY T he Veterans- of Foreign W ars tram and their wives w erj en ter­ A uxiliary will meet at the Tourist tained on Monday night with s strtek dinner given by the Sanford O u t e r a t 8:00 P. M. Baseball Association a f Aujfe V following the gam es wdth Orlando This dinner expressed the As­ sociation’s approval for tho trends string of victories and i h e n In ­ ning of the dorble-header over O r­ prior to the dinner. C ircle No, 6 of the Flr*( Bap- lando Steak*, french fried potatoes, tte l Church met on Monday a fte r­ lettuce and tom ato salad, hot rolls noon a t the church. Mrs. It. Tcoffee were served to the Thomaa presided over the meeting and members prudent. Thote atten d ­ and Mr*. Hess Stevr-ns conducted were Mr. and Mrs. Dave Bride. tty .Bible study. Sewing material* ing M r.-and Mrs. Tim Tyler, Mr. and for the local hospital were distri­ Mrs. Our I K ettles. Mr. arid Mrs buted am ong the mcmlier*. Mr*. Bill Stanton and Mr. and Mr*. H. W aydr Rucker closed the busi­ Hslpii Satli-rfirld. A lso’tbon Mur­ ngs* tesshm with a prayer. . Refrv w m n l i were w ivw l to the ray. John McManus, B. |), lik e , Don Ford, M artin Zuba. Waltei following: Mrs. H en rietta Leon­ H arrington, Charles Uliacit. Bay ard. Mrs. J . K, Andres. .Mr*. J . K. H itt, John Tornat. Edwin Davit, tyuriai Mrs. BtevVpjJ Mrs. John Malloy, Mra. F. H Hodwin* Mra. Je rry Silverman apd Al McMillan. Rucker and Mrs. lliom a*. Baptist Circle Met At Church On Monday CHMF.NT Mr. and Mr*. Cheater Mu»^.annouDcnt today the birth of a sun, L arry (M U*. on July 7 a t the Bap* t l i t H tr^ ital In Memphis. Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. Muse arc form er residents of Sanford and Mr. Muse w as connected with the Mather F u rn itu re Co. Capt. and Mrs. Dee Waelde an­ nounced today the birth of a son. A lbart Charles, on July IG a t the F tm a id Laughtun Memorial Hos. pitai. M rt. Waelde will be rea tm b e re d a* the form er F ath er­ ing K<Af. Cant. Waelde Is a t presentW vith tne Unitetl S tates A rm y overseas. COUNTRY CLUB I*ARTY . CANCELLED Thera will ho no party tonight a t the Seminole Country C)ub. Charles T otter announml today and said that open-lmsac la being planned for Saturday evening-at 9:00. o'clock. He also announced t W 1* Jmffet supper will be serv­ ed n e w Wednesday night for Btember^and their guests, >. NEW YORK — When, ns hail On Indicated for some time. Leon nken and Eddie Davis put nnd M to their 20-year pailneishlp .-thsii^fxtremely lucratlvo. night ah, I ^ i and fiddle’s, Broadway lost one of its1most colorful hosts. v tty aforesaid la*on Enken. kiWhile E*ldle Davis’ bawdy bal­ ladry certainly was vthe main at• .traction for laion and Eddior In an entertainment way, the effu­ sive Leon a t the door greeting his thousand* of acipiainlanees was equally os mum a profitable part o( their amiable G2ml S:. uproar T h rtn y re few hftxts of |q«m'i ■uperiu^ptyle left on Broadway. Tty trend seems to have shifted to aloof and accented continentals or the extremely efficient. headwaiters who act more like frigid diplomats accepting an unfriendly government'* protest than -the * friendly *TbuIa of old New York nisht club tradition. I^eon has a reputation of knowfag as many folka in every walk of Life as Jim Farley, whose mem­ ory forffsres and nant.s I* stippolrd iV x - of all-time champion Ofilber. Not only does I^eon renber -a name and the home n of thousands of hla hintngI visitors, hut he would -reiWr the names o f'o th e r rc*lts of a customer’s homh burg, attractive little host’s trick rh endeared him to all hl« itele. Nothing is so arceplshle New York os the mention of it home town. UrtiWMsrx with this habit of semltmnrr fares and names >tr have * worry about finding Jrosdway Job, for they attract guUr customers /rum out of town (a. howetey busy they may be tending theaters and the sightRng points during tho day, or WT?ng on occasional New York pnea*. seek out * friendly face the evening. fhls, then, was Leon’* purported •tus as a host. He not only has rtputafou for bting o o u o f the tertecm stauraleur* In the ‘ hock the hm>»e," meaning operation ,lhc kitchen and attendant liusl* as, but U qne of the b«vt liked gsrsns of thla frequently uniy community of Broadwa/. ba.onm iuncci lLat he through with the ploee, eftei Ijsrsb ie urging from his p a rt who w ant*.to go it alone ot reputation da a night club swulner. Loon had five urge«l Miss Shirley Smith left Miami by plane Sunday for Anticun. tiiiutemalu, w here she will attend the Florida Southern -College summer session. Circle 4 Met With " Mrs. J. C. Hutchinon M iss'E d n a Bandolph H atri* nf Jurksouville is visiting her sister, Mr*. June lloutnill.it. Mr*. Clay William* has retu rn ­ Mr*. J . C. Hutchison en tertain ­ ed from Puerto Rico where she ed msmlierm of Circle No. 4 of has Iwen v isitin g her fa m ily 'fo r the F irst Presbyterian Church for some lime. thA r regular m eeting-on Monday at 3:30 o’clock a l'T ie r home, at Mr*. Lourine Beal haa returned Indian Mound Village. The rooip* from a three wveks' Vwmtbm ritrr> of life Hutchison home were deco- ing which lim e she le n id n* n tated with Arrangement* of vari* delegate to the National Pilot,t'Uili colored xlnniaa and marigold*. convention lit Columbus, O, and The chairm an, Mrs. Hutchison, visited in D etroit, N lagaia bulla presided over the husinesn session and in Ji’eW York with her sister. and the Bible lesson w as taught Her n in e. Miss Shit lev Mot nan. by Sirs. K. S. Vernay, Announce­ returned to Sanford with hire to ment whs made th a t the monthly spend the rest o f the nimmer. visit to the County Home will Umade by Circle No. 4 th is month. The rommiUee la under the direc­ tion of Mrs. C arrie Smith. A t the conclusion of the meet­ ing refreshm ent* were served by By BOH THOMAS the hostess to the member* prvsHOLLYWOOD. Ju ly ) Id, (,lb till-nrt Davis and llw BluiirhniiJ, who crmnled i lot or foothill Tnio till minutes last fall, an- mm n ing against- a different dcsdline. They will have to do u lot of tpovle By MRS,* A. K. MORAN -------1--------------- - — ... i . making in th ree Weeks, or els.*. • Mr. and Mrs. K. L. F utfonl and The Army grid g reats have family and GHsa Edwatnl* spent startial a film ten tativ rly titled the weekend in Tarpon Spring* “On Patnde," and it is imperative visiting the J . W. W hlthurm fam- lliut they finish the job by, the end of the - month. They hex e u Mrs. I>orla Ingram of D tytona date on A ugust J with awn cone Bt-arh, Mra, Ik E. Schweningc: who won’t w alt—tlicir L’n-t • Bam. and N anry Schw eninger, of tilenn reports to the infurttrv ut Chicago spent several d ay i with F ort Riley, Kan., ami Doc iujuh for a ir training n t Kundolpt) I'iulJ. I found Ail UUL wand cj-iug hi mi ml the set at general service studio, Mrs. J . T. McLsin and son Tnramj- watching how tile itlOVte liusinesa tiefore return in g to h»r homo. operates. D oc-had the day off. Friend* of Mrs. Henry K retw r “They shot one scene 11 time* will reg ret to learn she hi ill nt this morning,” U lcnn.repotted, but th e 'F e rn a h l.lju ig h to h Hospital In he didn't scent g reatly worried Sanford. aliout the iipproarhing deadline. The Misses Lillian Moran and We retired to his large and.coniFrance* LcFil* left for T allahas­ fur table dressing room, where, I see Monday to attend Girl* B u te. told him, t had last interviewed They will be gone for a week. Carole Land)*. "Mu and Carole, Mrs. Joe Corley and daughter, you know,’’ th e rhunky hufflmck Irm a Jean, of Coronado Beach auiiled. were guc*ts a t Mrs. Corley’* par­ Ulcnn said the picture would be ents. Mr. and Mra. K. T, Rumtner- a simple story of their lives, bow sill. Wednesday. they met and how they got Into Mrs. Bara LeFII* celebrated her West Point. There will I* no Hollywood GENEVA NEWS HOth birthday Thursday with a dlriner at her home. Five of her seven children were present; Mr. and Mr*. Frank 1-eFils of Oak Hilt. Mr. and Mrs. B, B. 1-eFil* of Mims, Mra. A. E. Mm an. Mrs. Ethsl Thutnas end Mr. and Mrs. U. C lo>FiU of this However. -ar on lieautif^ing lirr By. J A liB KADH •Pa a te only alrnot btHI in the whole ■r* coHiilry. Ihal would make good The Adirondack Inamit or a* U-i-cIi is concern* lerior to any ulher* fo. Mcmbeis nf the A nteatsrs Association, which g o th rts twice a week d aring the rrU p season at ' th at come Dom a le itilo ry wlteie the National Zoo H rstaurant, there are plenty of berrie* to sa t­ have l>een promised steaks from isfy their nppi-titr. K x|ieits say the antlered liesnis f r o m the I th a t a wild anlinnU* flavor is d e­ wilds of. Canada. * * term ined *ti> It ilfeli If n liear The A nteatem ’ A w d illo n , so eat* fish, for rxampl*. the U*ar named by Its organiser, Drv Wil­ is ap t to tasle like fi*h instvnd of liam Mann, Zoo jlite c to r, Iwenu e Iwar. he ndmlres t|ie sttrk\-liinK urd,j Inng-snouted mammal that dotes j The u s* slat Ion had suine goo»l on an ts, has HH1 memliets. They liear last season,. It dim e fi»m include business and pittfessinnul New Ritgtand, wn* tender and lorn nf the District; of t'oluiiihitt ju lf jl AllUut fire yents ago, ami Iwech can’t fnigrt it. they gut ■» and some memlirni of (‘ongrvss (war th a t m < old and. Imigli and Host tu the association, (inidnn p retty alm og. It m ine front Dis­ Leech, tnanagrr of the iv staursnt, mal Hwani|>>, Vu. is busier than a bird dog placing Bears a n ex|ieu*ivp. They av■iidrra fur the moose, and for liear.“buffalo and teiiap ln n* n a g e -a r o ii.i.l ij.7 5 a |uium|, A l!iO-|K)und Is'or Inst year had In Iwnr, buffalo, pheasant am! tr lie trimm ed dnwn to pnuruln *o lauiii n} well. Bight a fte r Lubm Day lo-n l-eech aiml liml of rourse be.) expect* to travel -u rn to tnai his pheasant and luiffalo coi h n m hurgvi' ami stew rmitit hftc been cook'd up from the trim tacts. Yon have to dicker nroui tilings, but you Just couldn't off.n lilt, -sort of like men in tl such plekiiiu- to ah A utentei. The buffalo may come from a " *IRN leservntim i in tlkluliuliia and rt then again they' may come fto.it ' nr" *“ Nevada. Iweeh isn’t Mite je 't. I t ' 1,1*"‘r • dejiends mostly on whirh ir* -l Bear ervallon has a sorpto* of buffalo. !•*' B*N Buffalo are ail wards or tho '* government. A ceiling of GOO 1 "" i* (anm ilted for our N slloiisl f » r- t- ^— esls. When th rie 's 1m increase, i(ttn in , the , herd,• the • , surplus * , is, sold.' enough .......... Jap Treaty Girls’ State To Hold Elections Tomorrow Kiwanis Meet lla in la w t frail f r i t U t.l which would end sxcluiive domi­ nation of the g reat pow tts in this field 1 MntulOV TA LI.All \S «tpE . Ju ly Id. iA1)— KiVitl party caucuses today b lo u g rt Hotted in otlt I^ fftiniidalr*’ for of'ices ill the Fjoiida Gir!<‘ S tate belnit condtictep h r <o be the AAmerican Lecl•iii Auxiliary. A* the delegates liste n 'd t j bona fide public of filial* explain their d o t iif . ardent campaign* K a r t e ll lake the m atter |und*i consideratiou and Russian objection or viiunterpiupoftl ha* been re reived. The Count) ten invited to the Amt, lit parley a te the members of .the F ar .F.astvin CoinniUstun •cl up s IhiuI twy year* ago to make allied pohejr~ fftr*the J a p ­ ans** occupation: A ustralia, Can­ ada. China. France. India, the Nclherlauds, New Zealand; The Philippines, the United Kingdom the Suvlct Union and the 'Uni*. e»l Status. • ' These II w e re ' Itivited, a Injtli S tate Departm ent official said. bcr,au*e the American government \* drlerm ined th a t the Japniirmpenee trea ty Wotk from the out-el wilt tar ra llie d on by Ihu intgvst possible numtnrr of ipinlifii-d nations. The list include* llir so-called lllg Foflr of the Pacific war, the II, S.. flrltflA, - China and Molsis. It also Includes nation* such us A usitalia which, a* American officials fieiiuenlly point out, cop-* 11 doited much more to I hr war effort against Ja p an than Hu min, which r a m i ’ in only at the last f m .g 'H v i t.oichifKand cabinet po»i- a m i'b y every nteaifk at lift' dinpftsal of the ’ConimunUt c«m spirsry. ADo the ju iitj <Ire laic., that It will fight “ for the people'p ea rt" which t* the i«a£t* de­ sired by llic Sill-lei ■Ilctatoi-'l) !'" At(P i)u«tcd In- the repbit wa* the talk at the ctinvenlhnt by tinMev. Norman Maw-on, of tlniu rio who war witli tins llritilh lu-r a ltln ff ill Bn—.iu aftPI Wot Id W ot i and vi llo ’WAIU-.l!' that if World War III come." tlieie wilt lie no Jiltit-s. no men-v and no w arnings, bm surpfio' achieved liy ti eacliery and riici'itr» a ex|>et im entatliii bv alomhpower and gel III Will f.ne. T lie club sppioved the suggest- tion* in * ■ oopjnliatlnii. T te niiininnfinV lirimarlav tion tmum row i'liv of ’-sd. Smith lhau.it cndpTOe llie effort iJ f*lnnpI--IM.*i*liriK |*ust .Vi to have a Klnrithr Jagioti memorial yn i led here. PreilJcnt |..-ie r -Tharp nnnmincnl that h* tiro State legion mcm‘ \mertro"* 'Mo* l T he.H ireling called here 1* sunpored to tackle only nuestiuii" of |M-ni-r tir a ty procedure creation o f working commit* i, when and wliete peace to's•iires should tw held and the BeaulifnT- Aluminum — I 'n li r -- Pntisheit M \»k Me For Free KsliMale \V . ItulilitM in — 'O rliin tln The dale, Aug, II*. follow* bv only 1(1 ‘ days the opening of a British CVnutii)iiwktUli-c u iifo rm r on Japanese peace probtrnw< ill t ’anbeirn, A usitalia, Some off!rials Iwlievr th a t Iwcnusr .of this the A ustralians might favor a delay ill the W ashington co,t* ferenr*. tnfoi mailt* here said (ien. Douglas M nrA ithllr Imd Iweil krpt fully advised _ of pluijs for the Washington confarvnce and the implIFition w a it1 Rial the pioposat* have his appioval. \ STARTS THURSDAY I'OK 2 DAYS! J im tt[vn*W ttH *om U -^aw wW Y ■ , 1 'i i i i o . ihricht equals m v j n . rsuv * l* ‘ *o mitn a WA * N i R \ a r - * r j »M r NEW YORK, Ju ly M. >4*. Form er Mavor Fiorello II Liftuatilin. wbo was operated on June IK for it pancreas iimlirimi. was ilescrlbed today by hi* physici­ an as "unite n sick iiiuii.'’ JA M E S C A G N EY I3RUE MADELEINE UATi! • HANK “ YOUH DOtTOUS** --'III 17 ' VJU\tN TAM 111 n iMIAI1M ^ 0RI | Europe's first railroad sleeping | r* w ere based on A m ersn •» ® ® ® ® @ ® ® ® ® ® © @ t e © © i } ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® so tweeh hope-, in iimu i ue ronim neti Iweeli says the association I* fi^ ,* nf the world, is be'laved in truggllng over tiie hear lie the sunken vallev <‘f six amient n. Bears Hi*ntm are scarce. .nraic**. Theie »river. !%*.«** problem. 'rJ 4* /• m p p m * - W e r y t h iit g you ever w a n te d o r d re a m e d o f ih a r a n g e ! THURSDAY and FRIDAY ONLY DRESSES Soon y o u * 0 "* Mrs. Neile Thomas and Mrs. Moggie H art were al*o present. Fret! LeFils of Belle Clads and Mrs. (ilayds Parrish of Oceanside, Callr., were the two children ring saving. " • Td U Set ^ (tn tt on • BLOUSES 1 Rack $1.98 not present. The Vacation Bible rrlmol closed Friday with approximately H5 people attending a picnic at Horse pond. The school wo* quite a success under, the direction of Rev, Monel Nelson with assistance of Mrs. W. G, Kilbee, Mrs. Henry Harrison, Mrs. Lester Brown, Mrs. Calfln Oldham, Mrs. 'J. T. Mcl-em, Jr,, Mrs. A. E. Moran, Miss Lillian Horan and MIm Betty Summersfll. Another fish fry and picnic was enjoyed down on the shore* of Lake Harney at . Fort -l-anc. Satur­ day night. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Potter of Minneapol­ is, Mr. and Mra. J. V. Tnulo of Fort IJtuderdale and Mr. «ml Mrs. R. A. Murphy of Orlando, Also. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bal­ lard, Mr. and Mra. W< M. Klllye, Mr, and Mrs. I^ntls Rrodemvyer, Mr*. A. E. Moran, Kdson Colt, Mr. and Mra. B, F. Wheeler, Audrey Moran and Charles Murohy. Approximately 200 peopln gath­ ered, at the Community House for dinner Sunday to welcome Rev. Mansi Nelson and family of the Methodist Churrh. Mra. 0 . C. I>eFUs, Mr. ami Mr*. Robert I-eFilt vlslteil St. Augus­ tine and the Marine Studio* Hunday. Mra. Ethel Thom** w-mt Mobday to Jacksonville to the River­ side Hospital for treatment. Mr*. R. N. Btrevell, Mis* Ikirie Ingram, Mra. Mary Emm* Schwea- WASHINGTON LETTER PAG E TH REE on time. Their filmlBfrom which they will receive a prrc-'tUage of the profits, will probaidy lust lea* than 1200,000, > "I only hope, *ald Utenn, “thatwb come off hotter Untn Torn Har­ mon." . ' !<• was referring to .(ha lite epic of the gridiron, “ Hirrtnoh Of Michigan." It ran he said of that film th a t it did neither football nor picture* permanent damage. ^ l o d s bo.b .»« ” ■ islic tiie csr »b«a Awuirfet! M a te ria ls, bled l0P ol rso««- Ciiloni & S ly leo . rS?U«« wv.r*. by j a S C yysS w «» HATS icll«« burner SHOES Zoundsl Here comes another Barrymore! The latest, family addition to Hollywood la John Drew Colt, 30year-old son of Ethel Barrymore. He has started h!a movie career In "Imagination," In which he play* a stage manager. Ho does not possess the traditional profile, ‘ • S ' K . - ’S i - o , ties*® H «lth be*u'f* •s s r* !® 8 •essttff Your choice of a. good aMtorlnteot of Hummer Bega * 5j o nSv t o3l eK g !* o cs. In a dd ition to i h e i t j w d n y ipc cja l lool u ^ t , T A P P A N Rt e i are e q u i p p e d w it h i h c l e l i i o u i , , . i lwl t e l i n e i n e n t x Re ce itc d T o e - C o v e B u i * R e m o v a b le O v e n Bottom. Sani-Cleitn O v e n I n t e r lor, ( n o r o u g h e d g e * la i n ju r* y our h o n d t ) O v e n H e a t C ontrol C o n v e ­ n i e n t ly - h i g h Center O v e n life tim e Burner G u a ran te e . C o n v e n ie n t C u t ­ le r y D r a w e r w i t h C o n d i m e n t Set G i a n t B u r n e r l o r f a i t or qu an tity c o o k in g . Sim m e r B u rn e r lo r "te n iitiv e ' fo o d i, b ra is in g . -taA.ui-WaU D*.la«t MEN’S SHORTS H tripen A ( ’olnm toy* ■ „y*«r Tafpa" Qa-i (lantjCA. in Tamp*. 24 HOUR SERVICE SINCE 193S All other Items la ntore valued Jit |1.00 off regular prlc MWe Clothe the Family ,00 or more Sanford - Phone 1252 - Fla. State Hank ltldg. (be Home” Phone 174 Orlando - Phone 4678 - 1249 N. Orange <tw.f �w L F *• PACE FOUR 'J. . ! . ■! WEDNESDAY,. JULY THE SANFORD HERALD/SANFORD, FLORIDA 'W *1. L" 1- .• Tonight; Feds Drop Tilt To S e n a to r? S core R un G-Men Keep league Sanford Legion Nine THE AMAZINGI n N in th T o W in 3 Lead By Defeating T r i m s Leesburg 11-3 Leesburg Pirates The Sanford American .leg io n o V “ '•*> T o 2 G a m e; B isscn Junior baseball nine soundly trounT o F a c e A ncientt; Manager Myrl Hoag of the ced’the Leesburg Legion aggtvgn- • i A t iw ^ v V is sic- Camp Winona Boy* .7 ' rm rlda Htal» Hank Tn John D. Cnrlynn etua Mar)or1o C. C tonla C. II To O v « W. O eo r a o .slu s Mary. JUard, 11***!* MsY rtvlr L J. TO K lnlar W. Thom** aiu a 'lflM U C. Panford Atlantic National »*nh To Harold Wnl»nn. L cA oep was ■ib’fA a A fR eetiC ^-A lP Kit*A M gRe Wa s L A trse A T P l A lp p k o m f il / u c T o o i ' ■Cis'vt'PAseMAjJ vMp -J c o l l i e *AAc k O'Vej O gO el A F 1.A 7PR K g i s • & & O R G E M P Q O IN N . PUiLAoeLFMiA A tu c * ftc o a ^ SrAB^4GrTMBVAcli«6«r-1&WABO H » fi ■AMetfiCAM LgAflO® P»4/4Ac4r let Act AAAAtldd COM00ACK - I 6 * 4 egAu-y cpA itioeit e 0 60 f M'qoieiij iT MrftjKd A eoW a to o POislf^ o /g f ? » lir i9 ‘f6 AVfJRAGfr A 4P neW>»Aj&w i T s u ^ e e e sr* With the ’Invention o f cal sheep shearaToh* man can now clip up to 28 animals dally,» • k v sm ssh tm s r*d» •>■•> Soma of-these were th* wampum bird which pfoticted th# camper* Legal Notice from those two fatal dI §***#• to good campers- homeslekneaa and n iiu u m dkkp» grunpmeaa. •- L j. CoUmsn. Mary Ro 1* a*vlr Alto portrayed wa* a horse, a Mary .TL F.arU. * . good luck sign of the. Indians, an b r i e . Mary E. To C J. C#l*ma» arrow, a sign of peace and un­ •lu x Mary UoyO. Cabman. C. J. *«u* broken friendship and a halfmoon -pm jwUh.corners carefully turned up to C. J. RuyU Colamau a lu j^ s su l* " to datch any 111 luck that might Morrison, John M. slu g Dorothy otherwise befall- the --------- ---------------- - - camperr. , H»l*a To Wm. II. Moody olex * m Many Indian word* which expUMis t sj - yr. June* Ban It. Mux LonlS* r. activities to the campers, holding Indian legends long connected (QCO) To T. J . WtlHsma- * IL W. WlUlama . __ _ _ with Winona. Nalaon. Hlaan oUl (QCP> To T-. The council fir* Was lighted by J. w illiam - * R. W, WIHUma. th# supposedly evrrlasting/lrurntiut. J. Jacob atux Llnq Te HolA. II. Oplt*.’ • ’ Ing ember of friendship.- ^ Oplla. II. Exar. EM HODl. IS. Each boy and councilor was in­ Opll* ToLoui* I.onla R. Oplt* (D E E D ). troduced. Tap* was sounded which Hrnwn. r .n n la K. Iw l4) T* Wm. echoed back from across the lake H Uullord a lu t E va U t a lUlkum, l^ a Arthur WynlFMTO and the boys returned to their cabins tired from a busy day's John To TYIIII# Jama* W athln«loo ' activities.. Taps brought to a vial. MKAL KaTATSI X W tfQ A O iS tlose ajrerfect first day a t camp. Ibllamy, C. IV. rtut Evaly* T# Vleltora ar* only welcome on li. W. Ware. 8unday. Visiting hour* from 3:00 Jodllrka. Jrroapb J. rtux MareSIP. M. to 6:00 P. M. The camping I* To IMward f. Korn* eta* Rase ♦ *•' ’ period la short and with a full >|gry. Dell. W allses W. flu * Edith TO program. Visitors cause Interrup­ •J ..r. Hutchison * Company (MTO tion. Sunday afternoon only Is a I.IENi. set aside for vial tors. Dunn. Dnnlad A. tin * M trgarsl Cabin 1 was victorious over To J. C. Ilulrhlaon * Company • Cabin II in a challenged gam* IMTCI A LIEN). * «T ia rA r? to K o r x o g t w a a * of diamond bail. Florida Plata (lank T oU i. S t cx*M < ?\ccce Kerf i t s W in To li p By Jack Sords Galntxvllle O-Men rarkrd up hla jiith victory In Catn*#vl|l» la«t night ns th* 0*8 gained a 3 to 5, ten Inning deeisian over til* l ee*hurg I’lrale* to hang 'on to. th* Florida Slat# League lead. The St. A uguttliie S ain U tk u b bed |h e lo«ly I’alalk a A ia'tiH . 11 to it. hehirt-l the six hit burling uf UJck Hallman. Mannger Dnn An­ derson’s trofk with the hjckeiy aided In M asting four Axxlra hurtern for 1-1 hits as h* unleashed •two triple* and a double. .The |)rl.an d Red Hat* suMued the cellar dwelling Daytona Brsrh Islets In a loosely played 3 to 1 contest In DrLand. Leeshurg Oil 000 300 D—5 3 4 (ialneavllle t»«0 |(tft 220 1—4 « 2 Mihallk. Msseda, An\nrlel!o and Herrington. tion In an 11 to .1 contest at.th * Municipal Park last night. Ed Brooklyn went the rout* f rr the Sanford club and effectively scattered five Leesbing •‘blnglra, while strik in g out 16 h*tt#r*._ Second baseman Zeke M-Nab pared the Sanfojd attack on Red Richardson, th* L**itmra right-* hander, with th r— hits In four trips to the platter. Dv»ld Russl and Lloyd Swain banged o*lt two singlr* for the Camphell 1 -using P*>*t gpcregatlon. Tho«* participating In the con test for the local team Jnrlud*d Wallar* Tyr*. Garnet White. t ’larse, John Keeling, Jim Penent Clause, nington, . 0 avion CuhberhmisV Frank Reynolds, Johnny Krlder. MrNah, Russl, Rualn uml Brook­ lyn. Leesburg 02<l 100 0— 1 .6 0 16(1 060 0 —11 10 I Palatka OoO 000 0.10- .1 fi a Sanford &X8 ntfl 60*—11 ll 2 Richardson and Chlndo; Brooklyn The Fed* tallied a single acor* St. Aug. " In the fourth on conseutlve ihtuhle* M rG shngan, (iolcloeches, LuVryi. and Keeling, Pennington by Roddy l.nkr and Kalph S atte r­ Toncoff and Faulirk, Stillwell. field. 000 000 10*J—1 3 4 Dreurii Fight Between In th* alxth the 8*ru«Mlit*t D ayana 20,1 102 0 0 t- 3 12 0 chalked up th iir final run "f th* Del.and Grazlano conte*t whan Johnny UrM tiiin Slahelfeld and West; Bardin awl Zale A nd tripled down the left field foul fiteinrekr. Be* Held TcnigJit line and'w et driten hom# hy l-akt. Lake had a perfect night at th* CHICAGO, July 13. t/T) — In plate, hitting four timet In four Fervent Featured.In fisticuff rlrrfes a fight fan’s dream trips. • , ' Orlando’* winning marker earn* Welles Handicap Race fight I* In the offing In th- Chi­ cago Stadium tonight between in the ninth when Manager Lou CHICAGO, Jdly HI. (AJ-NIne Middleweight C h a m p i o n Tuny Ravil worker! Stanton- for a fra* tirket after Ty tirade) tingled and three-rear olds, headed hy the 7-ale and th* outstanding challen­ •OarrUon tingled Rrailel arro»e Calumet Farm’* Fervent, com­ ger, Rocky Graslanu. prised the field In today’* CIO.iioc) It It relatively certain that eith­ the platter with ope away. added Welles handicap, n mile er the Champ or the ’fhallengnr n u n BAI-L BTAfUHNOU event, at Ariington Park. Fervent will hear the Aoitghlrd*'before the s s s r uiiii won hi* last two starts M Arlingsk - t k pm m to r. Including the Skokie Hanoi- end of the'hout, arordlnw to boxIng expert*. — i 1 0 o Mr.Mnnus. •• cap. i % z During their last meeiinr. lony Lake, lb • «. i PaiittfltM , Ih Chief competition for Fervent came hark from the brink of being • o 1 Harrtuft"M ,rf. wa* expected to come from the flattened to soundly thrarh “The • i t Murray, th two hur*-* of Wjllism Hall* m iry, Rock”. • T 4 brid t. of Sonin 2d0 sportstrrlters from al1 0 • 5 Coeuiic llomh and Ml** Klnv». re­ Tyler, ier, If a a 4 over the eountrv ar- atsvinlde.l cent winner * of the Cleopatra NC 0~~ o o l lil*k, Itic c Handicap. Cosmic Bomb e l l in Chicago to cover the bout, wblrh • 0o Pt«n ton. r» slated In carry 121 poyndt to<lay, has all the proportions of a heavy­ 1* 2 I I I I .) Ci, -sme as the Impost for Frr- weight rdmrnpl<m*hip. It I# reported.th a t-Z i Ij )* in x —on# pui -& U r - w tifn • a to n in g r t n t ~‘ ru n .cored. Th- Wcllrs Handicap earryd a better, condition for th- scrap, 0141*4^110 0 gross value of 131.200, “nth' the since he hat had tlx fight* since 4 0 * 0 n ? winner’s end amounting to $2i\- meeting (irasiano, while llocky L jh re n d . i« 4 i i 2 r 100. has engaged In hut two. ORLANDO. July 13, f8p*cia!i —Tha Orlando Senators Jwnm*d ■Ingle tally across th*» clntUr h m last night in the ninth frnme to chalk up a .1 to 8 victory over the Sanford L'*ler7 Feds In ,t nip and tuck hattlr. Tonight the Feds enUitain th* second place-tit. Augustin. Saint* at tha Municipal Tark. Only one ’' eontaat-l* scheduled'and the tilt will get,under way at 8:16 o’clock , with Charlie Bliaen handling^ the mound assignmeaL Two faut ply poke* were fea­ tured by Orlando and proved,to be the needed margin for victory- Rex Throop narked one of lllll Stanton'e right haddnd plant* i>vi-r the right field wall In the Initial frame, and John fiarrls-m openrd the bottom of th* *econd etania with a long blow Into the hu»be# in left centerfleld. McQUINN . . . . Atom. Turkey’s Ships B Marshall Indicated that h* Is pleased with th* manner In which European recovery plan as.a basis for ax pected further American help. f it Was asktd whether the Un­ 9T s>a ited States will sgnd officials to i n t h ~ e c o u r t o r t iie c o u rtt ths Paris meetings, which Ilave JLUOR, • SEMINOLE COUNTY, how ’become working committee . FLORIDA. sessions, to cooperate on fllUnk In’ r»i IUI»I# o( Germany Into th* European prog- M»ry C. Wardwall, Dmeased. * ram. ^ M arshall aald tha U n ited S ta te s I to All creditor* and Persons H a­ ls not p articip atin g tn Ihe P ari* Claim* or Dsmaad* Against talk doe* not eeven ven h ave *•*< »7a«»la: talkss now now and does have You and each of you ar* Iwrsby an observer there, excep: for the notifiedd end rsqulrsd lo prteem pries at a*T required to any American ambassador a t Faria claims and dsm ands w h lrh-yon . f t may hav*-ag*HMI‘t 8 * » fwho'observes only Infnrmally. ~r •Ithsr nnf'yrrn. of Mary • s t a t s ______ I C. W arawell. 4sr .s ttd . Iste .o t sald County, I* 18**Jnda* o f Bsmtnole Uosnty. Wool from merino sheep hears County Fterbta. al bis of ties la the^ conrt t;. th* highest amount oFTst, 24 per­ houss of •Hiia^ said County at W I f f A . ’ cent of its wsight before cleannlg. Florid a, within e l|h t eV sadav! months from th* tim e of Ike D rat;, Fish, Ilk* cattle, seek shad* from publication of ih |t . nolle*. E a c h : claim or dsmamt silatl be Ig w rtllnf, • the sun on hot days. snd shall st*v* Ihe ‘ placg.W f yWJ- - • ....... .. -d so re -a u n post dsnre ■ *un poet o ffice •fldre**- #IV ihe claimant, and shall to hy the claimant, hi* nls atlornsy, and ao • r dsmaad not *0 t In nllniii'l tiem Peer- P «-' ((.'•■tlaweg fiem Par* One) Ihe Army made A-bomns,-li as­ said.these will begin here the U t­ sociated with it. ter bart of next week. The identification of th# Ramlia E arlier Merahall. urging tha ad hase, about which'th# Army pre­ mission 'of 100,000 Europtar- war viously had refused to talk at all, • refugees, was Interrupted in hla was contained In a routine an­ testimony today by th# suggestion nouncement of command changes that Uv- United 8tates already- haa for various general officers. absororl I: a share of aliens. The Atomic Commission state­ t 1 1 0 1 U raslti. ,rf Marshall retorted: “That1# ths ment on plan* for Improving Los 2 0 - 1 2 1 * Davit 2h significance of tha Statue vf LibO arrU on. If 4• I I * v Alamos aald that more than 1,000 Miamian Holds Top n«w home* will lie conaliucted Manning* Jb * . 0 0 4 4 1 ertv." • . . . . Jlu b trlia n . lb 3 0 0 14 1 5 Rep. Gossett (D-Texl ma<lv tha with new schools, conuuuhHonors In National along its,to. • * a \ i 1 Four Farm Clubs To observAllud th at brought Ihe reply Ity service, and rommeAcIa) facili­ .Major, p Ma.ahall. Secretary of War Mary P. Rmnl. ties. streets-and utilities. Snipe Class Tourney Daytona To Train Aa Ad minis!r ■trie- o Pattorcon. and 8eer#t*rr of ComJ * M 05' M ltZ A B L E •• 2T 2 4 f t 2l T otal* The atomic energy eomniiwlon eoe-iM--*** meioe Herrlman asked a House FOLKS I ^<MOW « I S "hai *d*rltnpd~to d h r u t i h r p’vnt (TSToN. “Ju 1 fdT f ^ T ^ iop --------- E?rVVTV.rdwell.* ^ I lO MS *S| ._ 1 Cole nil e Judiciary rukrdmmlttee Lo approve DAYTONA BEACH. July 16. honor* were held today h r Jack statements by scientists and pub­ dsceassd. rvron McManus. Hons hsitad-tm p £ M PAT PK U T K E R legislation permitting the entry of (8p*ciali--Mayor Ernest E Pad­ lic officials that the United Slate* V (Firm Publication Jnly In Thrrou. uerti— n •*mRl«l<. L*ks Wirt of Miami, - Fla., and Erick displaced persons. Two JUM till,, t.sks> Hsltsrlleld. gett announced jc*t-rday he Jiad KNOCK Tb’ HAT OFF of Sparta, N. J . al th* either has or It developing atomic Thrae- k*ee hit, McManus l|*m» received\ latter from W. Waiving- Hauschlld bombs of tramsndously greater Marshall testified he would be end of the second leg of tjv# flv*. DEM T if t A PtATHUH 1 “ IP A C AMU AMAH came along as runs, Throop (larrlson. Ktotso b*se, I ham. business director of tbn SL day National Snipe Class Cham­ owar than th*. five exploded to you were taking a bath, you’d be willing to ire Congress p is t this Lake. giorifl-w; Bt*a>en Doubt*■ ‘ |« the efyear a measure to admit only 100,. ate. ffM Y o ' C A P / play: LvbranA. ilevil* m l Hotwrl- Loui* Cardinal chain, Une of the most recent of such annoyed too. A dog of proud ances­ 040 r*fugees--lh* proposed legiafeet that another baseball fu-ld pionship., s-n . Lett on ti«»«si Kantent l, T hey-piled up^ 2,936 points to cam# from Dr. Robert try, with no leu than IT champion* Ution wouM provide for entry of land- 0 Hsn* — si %*IH» - I I M en­ would h# raqulred by hla (cam here ti- for first at tha etal pf the aec- statements ton I. Major I. Htf-tek eni: hr Hton- for Spring training nsxt year. M. Hutchins of the U nltfrdty o ft In hla pedlgtee, *Mr. Mae* show* 1no.ooo a'W ar t i r four W a . . ond race. It waa sailed <*v-r a six ton- l>-Slo]«r t. P m * J boll; Halls, Four team* of the St. l,oui« out­ and two-third* miles course. Ted Chicago, where the first 'atomic hi* Irritation as his master, Ronnie . “It would be better than noth­ em pires- rlm ock and Davis. Tims of fit are to train in this city in IUI8. Wells of Wichita. KA*-. and Don energy pile waa builL Hutchins McGafltn of' Hot Spring*. A rk, ing" Marshall said, adding that k«m* l i t ! They are the Rochester Red Wing* Slmonds, Tuft* College snphomom asserted last month that “Amer­ leave* him alT lathered up for the admission of a "substantial numof the International I-eague; Col­ and only Masaachuaetts entry, ican science and technology have photographer during one of hla bef" would partly remove a source produced a stockpile of n«w and umbus Red Bird* of the American were (International) of- “conflict and frlctluns” with tied! lo r second In scoring Russia. Association; Columbus, La., nine with 2.WHI polifta *arh. Wells improved bomb* large enough, ac­ _ % Marshall also discussed. . the cording to usually conservative of ih* South Atlantic l.-igue and turned In .the beR time In yester­ sources, ' (o destroy svery large titled that,' though Dora Jones had Creek situation In response to Omaha, of the Western League. run. • city on th* earth. received no pay except for on* Questions. If# said that Ih* func­ It la also expected that St. Louis day’s John Hayward of Tulsa, OVIa., year since she entered tne Harman tion of American representatives will hold a baseball school here was third wrlth 2,626 point* ami home in Washington, D. 0 , Ih reported with the Greek army It this Spring with some 600 candid Carl Zimmerman of Akron. Ohio, ate* In ramp. MitiHionury Complex 1907, they had mad# financial a r­ to determine what la needed to fourth with 2,267. rangement* for her. th* army. DONT-FORGET: The high polnt<acorar wjll re­ Cited In Slave Trial These Included, thoV told th# strengthen M u m i i rrA T C i i . t i . n : In carrying out the military present the. United State* in an ti­ L Team i’tt n u Ganas And Mather’s Phase of th* $100,000,000 Greek jury, a provision in tlialr will, International competition at Cent(Jalneevllle ts . I t .u r V THURSDAYSAN DIEGO, Calif., July Id, tome telephone and copper min* aid program, he explained It la nil. Switierland, next month. « 1( t I t II SI. Augvxllnf —Alfred Wesley Ingalls, foil stock and w joint hanx account necessary to determine what should Win Softball Gaines DsLand o I t IK I’ Massachusetts legislator and law­ with Mr*. Ingalls. be dons. Th* Creak Army, la anOrlandn M 49 .III • 8 :0 0 P . M . v ; f to IS .171 lit * BANrOltD yer, told a federal court jury that gaged In guerrilla warfare, he aald, The Ganas Refrigeration Service German Policy l.e«il>urg II 10 . m u h a “missionary romptsx” caused his adding thla la quite different froth Sanford Lodge Na.. 1241 ta*«ai4t f tw e e* w e Raltiha »#• It -<K h i entry In th* City Softball U ague wife t o feel he had a “rt sponelbHnormal warfare. ’• Daytona • 2S IT it» t m tripped the Robmn Sporting Good* *TFHrr&J!r llsAllMarS Ivons I’eeV One* Itv” toward* Dora Jon-rs. the neg­ RADIO PROGRAMS tiaaiet Tod., nine In a hard fmigh*- contest on Orlento-at Fslatka S ta tio n W TIIR 1 ■ h the I-akefront Park by a I to 8 lean coal production talks! He ro maid the Ingalj* vn- ehatged Del.anU al Leesburg i ,-e ■margin last night. Junior .Dyes* however. If an Ideological argu­ with enslaving. Cl. n«svlll# si Dsytnns Reach ment is allowed to tlytolu an Ingallsi who conthniet hi* testi­ U r t u H t a r l i i r t l a s hurled excellent ball for the vie- agreement *1 Augustine at *ANrOIU» for -Gertnnuy recovery. mony today, said this feeling-was Si as New* ol the Dedy NATIONAL I.KAGI'K After «)I. htl# th* British Social- ha**<l In part on'an affair nf near- • l * i T w lllsht Pont* 1. Pet Cl 44 In the secoad contest of the e.so HBorts I'Srsde Rro iklvn .IIS «« evening the Matkrr Furniture list government believes It !* ■on. ly -4 0 years ago between flora, Si 44 Are Toil t-lotenlnr ttoeloa U .112 aggregation defeated the eight economic road at home,I now 68, and Mra. IngriU* first | tiS# llaadllne New* New Tnfk II . l i t 1 1 Company lit still ha* to denton*t;ate it. \V* husband, Walter Harman of Waili J i l l ’ Jnhrwiy 1‘ipaSppU m. Loui* 4"« 11 I l k 44 Homey’s Grill by 3 to t. / West Central ITpcInsll J:t#«.Ca ‘ Fla- Jtmbllllea «l «) J »9 » - Davis llraitod Homer's Grill to are dealing w ith.a theory and not fngton, D, C. - CMIcaj* ‘— J IT 41 H# denied the government con­ I i K Will lliaA ley l i t t#H two safeties in chalking up the a demontsraled fact. ll. ' PkM.n.ipMa 11 47 .417 11 Howaver, I Judge that thete’s tention that h* and hi* wife re­ SKW Cl- H ta illln ee victory. Jim Black worked or the *;o4 U a s -W u ith Concert • Orch. Fltlibsrgh It 41 .41* it mom to the British stand than duced Dora to slavery hy threat err­ rt*. I.IS H er r. In Vat* td ln n y Blmwa) hill for Homer’s and allowed nine a u k h ic a W LCAOI'K .that revolving dbout the ism. Bri­ ing her -with JalLJi*<-au*> of al­ S iU Birinas Of Melody . W L I’ci r.H hit*. • tain doesn't want to M t th* riches S it* News lloundup leged Intimacies with lUrmen and New York i ; t« ’.♦It . Del,oh ■* <1 II •HI II of the Ruhr rsvgrt to 1h« 'batted aubaequsnt ahortloii when she be­ S i l l Run Morgan If you use Proven Producte — properly applied ■Hoes*; *:»o Hrmphonlr .swing SI II -III of the War-mnngarlng Prussian came pregnant. f i .1 YESTERDAY’S PTAR.t (Tetelsml SiJI Htalh Mi rl , j *r it MSI Junkers. What with Its coal, and Mrl. Ingalls. .62, who first met ' Wally Westlake, Firate*. ISIS* Headline News It It P h iu eelp b la .III. by experts! th* vast Krupp Armament Works, Dora a* a missionary vhooi leath­ I*.St Itequeatlully YOUre , > In setrn runs with * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ,1’Mcisgo ST II I ll lt:SS U b Hall Score* th# Ruhr was th* matarlal main­ i »no tVI er In Athens, Ala., in ,'.'()6, comW sthlnalon ll II 117 Jl>» doubl* aryl a grand tlam h imo run ! llM|UMt|ully Tout• at. Louie . COk'U F-J I I l» Mt ,n«* aa the Pirates’socked the Dodger* spring of German *aggr***lun.' listed three dev* «*f testimony lltO I l i U A l l tit* N ews Wh»n' it come# down to th# ust before her husband took the 1 12-4 In th# first game of a double 2 :0 0A go O ff • header. Also singled In Ihe open question of the Pnissten wer-lord* stand yssterdat. She '.old (he jury I R ir r n a t c o n v e n t io n D—D (Shell Soil Fumigant) er drove In a run with x alnglo getting rontrol of the Ruhr again, she considered that Communism, *ie# sign On MONTGOMERY. AU.. July’ Id, In and <i«l llrcdUna New* Larradde (Chiorplerin) tha nlghtrap which watt wpn ■uaelv there can be small, ground Nailsm, the Fill and her two (^V--B»ba Ruth, former New York by th* Gajery Choppers Ja m b o ree -Oft, for dleput* among tha’ Alllet, On* daughter* were aligned ggninst •S.ftS Pirate* 9-3. Iscobrome (Methyl BrUmlda) I* llomcapun Yankee baseball ra u r, will be * of th* main oblectlvse of the war ■ " ‘Dave Koslo, Giants, held the her. v , *,«» Ait Dixon gtieat of th* j t a U Amertrau Lealuse to put Pruailanlsm out of Roil Fume (EUiyleive Dibromide) daughters. Ruth Castendyk 7.:eo J i g ] «-f the g a in in g on convantlon. Jhly 24-23 nnd of­ Cubs to flv* single* for Ids seeond hutlntes. Still.’natlonallution is­ of The Chicago and Mrs, Helen Rol-erti tiaS Punrta* Reransde ficial* or* predicting on# ef Ihe shutout victory and his tenth of n't th* only mathod of Itaiulling of Jlsrk#lfy, SiO* N*wa II,Ufa Calif., had hith 'denlcc Urgeat maetliiga jp Alabama his­ th# aeaaon aa the Giants dnrwnsd this situation. Intarnational con­ Punrtae Serenade #s>n-»the Cub* 4-0. they were Communists or Naais. t;K I l l s Wltchln' Tilde tory. 1 Ut i • trol might turn th# trick, .and, it Both Mr. and Mr*. Ingalls tee* 1: 2# stftrnlng , Devoxlone #**ma a fair guasa that something l; 4 l Morning MedHaUoas 0 ‘ Let a WALKER expert analyze your soil problem. r W NEGRO MEETING I M lleadllee News « along that line will*com* un for K tv il - • . t Th# Negro Chamber o( Com serious ronsldsratlon at the*Wash­ Britain and Araarka to roach a i l t Sammy K *ys ’ * kUAr-l] » .>a shopM rs Haranede nsd* mere# will meet Thursday •ven ington conference. quirk agroemant. ¥ Let a TALKER expert fumigate your soil* t«:«4 Hasdllne News •> (t ill ing at 8:00 o’clock at ths Elk’s Certainly things can’t *> on as If these two major powers c e n t t*:*S t^nsIn Amarlcaon F-Lythm* • Rest on Cyprus Avsnu* a t B#v- they ars now In the Ruhr. The agree over Germany, w hart Ihe lo, IB Tune# You’ve 'u q u e e t ' ernh fit reel. It wa* *nno<fflr*d to­ coal production has fallen off uee of asking the countries . of te st Sami______ .... “ saoit With the proper material, equipment, com day b f George H. Stark*. pre«l- dangerously, and I t must be stim­ Western Europe to reaclt nn ac­ ii'» ee Nsare lla ^ tlln e a dsnL All member* are urged tu ulated b r new methad*. -On that cord over eccmomie -recnnrtnM tion It 1)1*1 O rgan In terlu d e a n d P ro g ra m — End knowledge — be present ► basis ,w* ar* entitled to aspect ef the continent , . lira lima , . .. l l l l l I.unrhaon D ane* . • I Complete aervloe charges including muterUU ' ' —L I l i U Rhythm Doodler* I ■A v / i !!:** New* at Nnon •g.V, I ■ - - VIA ■#'. t l i l i W eetern Melodies t i t l e t^xMtl New* S w i l i f t * Noont I :**' Al Silver Sirii a ™ |h n <• ! ? JI “ V -■— r f I T~ 1 . - V ;\ - ' .1. I- a ' • . ‘ t \ \ . . ■- - �* ' HI'AHSKN TjL-MPKAh Republican unniinati'>u ( VVASHIN(JT(W<7J iiI* jit. >fp- • »idi-nt. ' 'dan* fill- Mi»| Form*! G iv. H indi) K, S i m -. ii of during iti- »i«*i Muuinml-i, m iim ilal* ,'u i the IPH month*. •: WHISKER - VOK TIIE B ES T I C E C R E A M A c c o u n ts ? RICK'S OWN I C E C R E A M WINE W -v m a k e o u r o w n Ic e C r e a m , A ll f la v o r s T a t l y — D e li r i u m — H r a l t h f u l NI C K S CARRIER 4 1 4 S a n fo rd A v rn a e NI CK'S P A C K A G E S T O R E M A G N O L IA A V I N U E - PHONE IlfSl SANFORD, FLORIDA 4 1 0 S a n fo rd A v e n u e S im r ,t ’n llM iln tr l ’u r Volt D IAPER S E llV IlK Fur Reservations or I in mediate D riller* lo SANFORD— H 33337 3300 C u t Robijuoit A ir., Ilrluiifi Sanford Herald C i o in it h u iiM ' lilt *•' M l l * i 4- I II* >** i ■t'.iu !‘ i»i>l pit.petty in Sahford and tii'» Ilf Florida lout one <iay h* i n ', ir# ,1-114, 4jU*I>«4 * --*fl 11,4, I, bill* ti,."* 111* » , '« II , t l * >4. H O M il* t<* l iq u id r uMislil**!aide hfghn th an in ­ i'. ■i <1 in thought |>rilia|i* the > n .» th at ilic mutual file . I .\n>* i n n ni't active in v s a m is a w im CAPUDINE in-il n.i »t itt I t* Humane# in ill i n-i ibiliiirtl n* in take on . ii.i*i n i f iMiitii.il tiie ittiufanc* giving i'* I In nantr* of the mutual lie til,*I I n i •ililfh T b rf dealing* Cabinet Work Eiperl Wmhmanibip THE SANFORD CABINET IR R E N T tiie A|>|ilianre, Sen ini; M arline and vacuum1clean*! repair*. lit# OOM FU R N ISH ED efficiency 13 FOOT runaiiout with h aiitn e ir. Home Shop, 1700 H a n f o iA v r . lartm ent, Weal fur cuuple. 33 II. P. Evinrude amt 1 1 alley I!; C. Fellow*, Phone 1H2-J, ontetum a Hotel. 3306 00. Call Sml’li U inborn d Service. FLOOR SANDING A finishing, apartm ent furnithetl. 706 ARM 'FO R REN T—20 acrea tub rated truck farm.____ .13 art#*a 7 room dwelling loujej, -2 large barns for te n t uidy with Cameron. Avenue, Sanford, Fla., ph.'iiie I ci t ti build up an ay nicy I. o ' |iii tilling tfi'xii itu u ta propU in Seminole County '■.li, Iii . fi i 'c clien t at lca,l *iiccerded •« lit* i, md:. licit by flip fact that lo- . nic ilic |.)cii»t.*c of serving m e t five ijilue •». trust of uhoiu Iiiiuicht itubrarccii 4 i-c •- i Hveiuy whs recommended by a It. 11^,1,1111,, Lake Maty, r la ki ice fUrmaheiL. Call Sd3A A. Dept. Store. 124 Palmetto Avrniif rlcaning A w axing, l)m pouci unit I'liahle* u t to work alTjfe there ii <mi electric ^ m m - t|o f available! '31 yrai* riperienr FLO REN CE 6 Vurncr cook etove, excellent condition. Ju st r e f inFFICE vpace in Metech lluitd in it. iihed, reasonably priced. *1citato Hght oficce, newly, decor Service Station, 1120 Sanfoid all util11ice. heat and <ani 12 S P E C I A L S h “ V IC E S CONCRETE HEWER P IP E SEM TC TANKS, C rea.e T.'ap*. TREES trim m ed; mitel'm.-, n Block*, Aluminuin Window* uml . lelnoved. Tice* ta v n i duun Screen*. While cement. Paint. Perm a-tlle, H urricane lirar-* Miracle Concrete Company, Jill . Ktm AVe. Phone 13,15. I fill KENT—FIoor - e a mler ~ ftavi npviation. Keaiunalde r i t e j . ban Recorder radio 'phonovraph coin fold Faint & Glass Co. 1‘hifn* CARPENTER* and FARM TOOLS I MSB 4s* I* IS* *t'S- UM , I M l,,i4i<tlt4 10t.Wt.HX. I Cranky ‘every month'? Ai* you UoUMftT tiT t ililrr »i *if female fillirUi Deii i <tiiwll< lUnttiiV* Alien? i'ivnHf* tlU< lii-ikc it Hi trri lirrd. tiiah »lnm|, w h a I BUrli Ufiin? Tlt*ii *** try Lift!* I- I’ink* Laiii a Vt^ritiDiv l i nn •UilU iptpiiiflil! Piiifcii-THA CtNlli LHJUtitl I* Hustle *'P hdflffL It ^tlfd hal Vil, at lb*" ‘' ‘f» i.ili *1 totllf Fflm' rill* •_ V(t u t Bit t tPi mi-1 * iit thi n* twi-lvr year* .rumldn-Liiai e . 14 0 11 (1* 1 wd. rowrouan blnation. The Music Roe, list \v E STA TE FO R SALE ___ _________________ l MFTV trailer .van irtu i New Yotk, point a i u>i FOR HALE-/Jm#rnek for drlvaw*y* anil roadway#—I'hont limit tnlui-ial rnti-s Mecca Itamm-Kk fully irrig a te l Ham Dighton, -Wayfair Inn. Phone lllHi. • exceptionally desirable three -vtory ■hun**. Tiith :ooil condition. *turco m two lots in han ‘ Vary d w a b u - two-,tory, niched, frame houea, with age, located In the Mavfair ■N ATTRAOTIVE three tMHhn 'bungalow, completely rt-fiiUl inside an out. with- t*vu"t» To-jin*. lias screened pen h i' 243 W, 60th Hi. New Vm OR SALE or re n t—40 acre ret TUXEDO F E E D S —cm Hunt'* T u ird c Fred HOtRiE FI.Y itm iT U FARTS AND SKRVICB Batter!#* A Itattery Charging. 109 Falm rttu A »e, -------------------------II. a PO PE CO. INC. \.A-.DE_ m olh pioofing la its i. P ffR IN A ^l e*d^ Tel. 1IUU /„uch Itowntowm Cleanton & W atfon.'O pp Rail Fark y* ltd Palmetto FR E E ESTIM ATES, on nil wuik wheels tiatknccd, front end align­ ed, Pin#,- Unshliigv, Oil Filtvt*. Ffano Tuning and Repairing. I - L Hill. Re*, till-W . , Shock Ahvoitier*, Spark J'lugi. iliake Drum* tu rn n l, llallerie* KIttNH rnrharK 'd. klcchanic ou duty Show rerde and AtSO A. M. ui ti F. M. Firestone. t)— IIHK’H HltiN H O. D.- I -iiu lr rn Ftiooe IU2I Good Wcytie. Flume 661-W. I l l E, RADIATORS cleaned and repair V rta In -tb# 1 car* 1 Ifau*r ha, 04,t in ,i V ln r li w i x w 1L. . _ f A, e.l. T' n>ihen R adiator l Shop, 10« ■ E ««tlo*et rooim and I* suvpri*Sanford Ave. Ph, 356-W. in f 4 T roomy. Hous# it faiily NEW 10 ft. McCray meat .priced am* w ill.b e vacated at and icale* for sale. Pimm tinting, plastering and minor t h e conclusion of purchase. Near Banfqrd, Fla. rafpenter work. tOjin W, Httti,| school* and churches. *t us ihow you a good huy !n a LAND CLR; Jilce house in the Ilcights; miiU l.HAINAGK In 41, and Is .in excellent rortdl- S tW IN U MACHINE, in good PILLAR DEI t ion. H at three tiedrooms, and ERH W i lli dltion. 316 Palm etto Avi located on two nicely landscaped It A K K H 1 Sanford. lota. l» KAGI.INF.S. have four house* lovat«d ju*t 4 CEILING fan s for tale. Lancy'a. Nf)W IN ' 1 Drug Store. | NI.MNIf IIT outrife the City lim its, a n t DREAM pii^W fl l llBl.OOO to 13,500. SEED BED tO Y E K H 200 11 1 bur­ lap 'bag*, ntiitaiili- for ni'nlliid Sr Still have availnhle a Very d«cover*. Central City Slug Co. plrab|a two lied room, modem KENT A CAR ' Phone 417S. P. O. llox 2102, Dr. YOU DIJIVK IT U ndo,-Fla. : H INSURANCE v . jfc - MORTGAGE LOANS W )ND R . HALL, Realtor Beglaterad Rioker and I L . P . Electric motor, lia lte iy arid Electric R'UlIn-, Yacil 11m PIIDNK 100 RWICKLAND-MORHISON u d iiiv r . i t , INC. Cleaner*. Electric IA|im, F siii Tool*. Clin k* A Wan lie*. .Fieri Myeri. 311 E. 2nd St IMEOGKAPH PRINTING f A ND T Y P IN G . ic tin- m-litHiD'e n-filleil knowing cm \\ heeler of Sanford CANVAS AWNINHS CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS VENETIAN BUNDS Aluminum, .Steel, Wood I 10 DAY DELIVERY til* lorai » <1 thanking our cuttfotilei» mildtci 1 y,1 11 v at i ..oiiimit iltiiiug lliete twelve OZAliK IKS AW. E E R G il iT OUOS HAD TfT SPIKE , w t'l t GAME won GlT TnCM UNTIL TMGM 1 1 SNOULO-A \ / RUNS 13ACK/ SOX SCOREO STOOD IN m FO' HUNS OFF DANDELION ,'UF SPIKC 'L E A G U E f KLCATS/ r W A T C H RKPALKS All Work G im ra n tc e d 12 M o n th s THE ,S COME •:.ll WlHlt AN MEANf . WE OuNl STAktLD a R ally/ ' 1 HAT IN Ml LAST t THE he W atch Make. 1)1 TH. -AILING ' ?.2...... MATHER’S MICKEY MOUSh Uy W a ll D isney W M A P O V C Ml: A S MAvB t M*A, MATCMEftLVJ I M GO-1V3 _ . , , i "Oui_P A- ...*N A TCueCuV f ? COME ANP see! SW fcAP A FLO C K OH S. - -X S AV2M£;' IN N E X T • _____ P O O S ' C R E D IT , HI H K A U O F " HANFORD a A ItT I C I J i.S W A N T E D W anted to rent pot table sewing machine for 2 week*. Phor.q •' 2S6-W. \ HIGH SCHOOL—Complete you* high echi.nl at home in apar* timu with American School T u t* furnished. No claatea. Din Ionia. Free tnHikltt. Writ# Amer lean School, P. O. Box Slflt; Or landn. , STAN CO M STOCK inseeliDMt BecoriUee Pheue SOM—Teletype UU t* EXPERT RADIO KfPAIRlN* i Fred M yeri. 311 K. 2nd 8L 7 P a t s , L iv e s to c k , S u p p lie s TWO JE R SE Y r I k , cowe—one three weeks fre 1, other freth after Sept. lit. 2640 Sanford Av*. Phone 136. ATTENTION MOTHERS . —DIAPER S E R V IC E Raby Velvet furnfihea hospital rleansterile diapera and daortorfrad container. Economical and aafe. Fully medically approved Call Daytona 2467*W collect for detail*. #6 diapera, 12 a we#::. “FIRST IN SANFORD" 14 lair# also 2tf ft. frigerator. Call QIRL for cashier A cosmetic coun­ ter. also foda girl. Lanky's Drug Store. LOST A FOUND 38T — License plat* 170-2015. Return Herald Office. Receive Reward. IB AUTOS FOR 1946 CHRYSLER for tale or tn for lighter car. 606 W. let. Emerson suitable ROOFING agency for Seminoi* County. Bargain Price. Write e or store. OPA box 79, e/o Herald. Electric Cm EXPERT painting — contract er - hourly- basis. Prae egtlmataa. Phone 78.1.J. 1934 FORD, good tires, good run­ ning condition. See Oliver BjobHOUSEWORK— half day. Ellxa* both Weldon. 123 Sanford A r*. lorn, Lake Mary, Fla. P A IN T , fD.TO Painting, WHOA, OlLVER I COVE ON, SILVER' AFTER HEARING i WHW TdOSC CROOKS SAP, WE r I HA\& A LOT 7D D O ' WHAr HAPPEN 5 MXI >------- IN FIGHT ? V £$,TDflJO III TElt VBD AgaTIT I \w-* F£T Br ThRET WHUf Wt ‘ "ADDlF NOCR r . v-.)r Wr. vn cor to travel *FAVT/ ) ’ W# ^ who a l j L'o k w ro fi r'c’.Me ONE CAUIP 'ML- B05-J-.V— (TRACTOR MOWING — Ws mow vacant loti, roadsides or large acreages. Phone 41 or 167-J. occasion* 1 Kinard, P. OST F L O R IS T S r Monro*, FU 1st off CsUry ttldtnce oh. 610-R 8 H ^LP W ANTED DOPING - ROOF rilK LON I'] RANGER aII11936 FORD eonvartibU, Mercury Protect Your Health By Sleeping Ikeller. INNERSPRING MATTRESSES BOX SPRINGS HOLLYWOOD BEDS ila n u fartu re d To Your Individual Order Ily ECHOLS *&59E fWS POLICE '----- .1 -(UU KNO WOU.O ACTUALLY, O IO G C t LChS TO KUOWW O [CAS Of ’STOLE* THAT OAUO I, TACC c-aa:‘noHiki N pym . y«as A U ltress Renovating A Rebuilding A Specially Call Us Today » Sleep lU lU r Tonight ECHOIaS BEDDING COMPANY Sanford THif. ’.U7CASC / THBfXM IC OxrnesQ IT AWAV. Orlando Celery A Sanford- Phone 1132 Sanford, Fla. id Go / _ hOTHCMf J f l k [AttO r-> ’j f j j S e * jJ RkFi 1 I’M TlBftCf/NOU ILNOW D iG PCXICC TWiKUC ■g' you KiONAPPED MG li, 1 }v,u r-xL’ « t r l 1 TO TISh S FOU8P / A lv^F * . I( kl { fiVB M'LKSV^XU UPTVe , D MACM Tv? V DO MOM t H fiaa A ooGfikuacilii.' HiYflC |T3AfiU»d �WEDNESDAY, JULY Iff, 1917 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA A PUZZLING PLANE THAT FOLDS UP STAMP TAX Mathematrick ; u 1 Arrange the numbers | one to fourteen. elusive, In the fourteen surrounding white boxes so that the numbers In the three boxes on each MARBLE MYSTERY L JE R K ii a stam p poser to tax * * your wits: Mr. Phil A. Tellst h a t three rare stamps in his collection. One Is red, one 4s brown, one Is blue. The denominations are 26 dilars, 10 dilars and 2 dilars, hot necessarily |n th a t order. Can you determine the color of each denomination from the following statem ents, only one of which Is nirreet? 1. J h e 26 dilar stam p Is red. 2. The 10 dilar stam p la not J th eir marbles to arrange some trades. They found that together they had a total of 174 marbles. For the trading, Juan arranged all hla marbles into piles of seven each, while Jote divided his Into piles of nine each. Between them they had 22 piles. How many marbles had each boy? EGGZACTLY RY this catch question on 3. Tlie 2 dilar stam p Is not friends - One .hundred hens laid 100 •■ n ' J*u* si m w *! s i esHs in one hour and forty mtu »i • i«si pu*r*e se-sw *■" ' ." V / 1 \ "•.) »s »j s w minutes. At the same rate of ,*«JV £ , 7 / > 7 / speed how long will It take seven nineteen In every case. m m The Gorgon's Head Mystery THE JEALOUS HUSBANDS Mrs. Bcednne and Mrs. Ceeme MRS.wereAppleby, good friends and so it came about that ________ . ‘ \ pUZZLIKO Is only a hobby to C. B. Colby. Avia• tlon la his profession, so the silhouette of the plane that Is the solution of hie la te s t‘‘Foldie" puttie Is technically correct In detail To solry a “ Foldie.” which Is a new version of _____• an old pufile th at was ones, very popular, you • ^ a i ^ r N 'c i O I I R I K j r i cut out Urn entire boxed area above. Then, hy U L J L J -1 U — folding snd refolding It, you cause the splotches 1. One thousand, two hundred, 0f black within It to meld Into one design—the n o th in g ’and one Is hound to silhouette of the plane at left. . . . ---------- There's no doubt about If, Sutan Hayward it Hit personi­ fication o f IT, according to the Hollywood idea o f it. But eht'd hardly bring to mind to m t o f th i other ."its" fo r which th t Greeks anif others, h a rt words. You h a rt to think up them, in this W hit Quit. G irt your mem­ ory a tossing around, and tost T was ons of Inspector Ferret’s oddest rases. Thera was no apparent reason why any one /xcepl Doctor K should have killed Mrs. K. • is But before drawing conclusions, let us have the doctor’s story: “My wife couldn't sleep and as the night was warm she seated herself by the screened window In. our bedroom. The lflgbt was offend I dosed off, then sud­ denly awoke with the startling feeling that something awful had happened. 1 railed out to her to find If she was all right. She replied reassuringly. 1 guessed I had had a nightm an and. decided I needed a cigarette. I CRYPTOGRAM leave contempt. five hundred showing a result that Is d ear. lucid snd glowing. 4. One thousand, fifty and the three women and their husbands went off on a hiking trip together. It turned nut th at their hus­ bands all were jealous men, and this presented a problem when the six hikers reached a wide river. For there was only one boat at hand In which they could get across, only two persona could jret In the boat at a time, and no woman could be with a man unless her husband was present. In what manner, then, did they cross the river, in the boat and avoid trouble among the men? If you’ve never tackled a poser like this before, we suggest that you use three pennies to represent the .husbands and three nickels or dimes for the wives, in working it out observation of Joseph Conrad may be A WISE read by deciphering this substitution crypto­ gram. You can do it by discovering what system of alphabetical arrangem ent was substituted In spelling nut the seven words L’M I.fiS Z f»W Q 0 JM7.R IW O C T .S Q O A I R .J G S > I The p u n ie r w ith the nom-deplume of “Hector**, who wrote the foregoing charade, also au­ thored this poser: A man baa a son twanty-aaven year* younger than hlmaelf. Transpose tha numbers in the eon'* age and thay wlU give you the father’s age. W hat i l It? 'j DECAPITATION !’ V Short was mg life, and brilliant mg career; appear; Behead again, I ones was made to'tape My thostn inmates from e wa­ tery prnvd. Substitute th t letters of words for which definitions are given b*low tor the x'e in this diagram, so th at ths words read the asms ver­ tically and horixontally: UMMER'S ju ft around the S•corner, so we all h a lt some1. P. t . To tread. S. Tines. 4. Long drawn out speechta of vttuperitivs language. 6. Pyramidlcal. 6. Interoceanlc waterway In the Americas. 7. Inscribed. I. Calmer. 0. Healthier. 10. Boy. 11. L. —Nottut Holderread. SOLUTIONS l ip »»3 e i-p»»ui«,q 'lives -Mtnu*»"0 -i m ’ ,n |W thing to look forward to. Right now, we can dnd a familiar sayIng about Summer, written by Mark Twain, by going around in this word max*. Quotation marks give you a clue to the drat and last words of the quotation. When you have found the drst word, then look for the circle you think contain! word wuru num number w r 2t . Draw L»r*v» aa line line to io It. The line must pass between two d rc ie . only.- in to each following word of the quotation In order, you must • papa between two circles only every time. However, the directlone of the moves vary. In arriving at the solution. each word will be used once and once only. You will note that some words are repeated In the diagram. That Ii because they appear more than one time |n the quotation. - miM»,i •• n . uv»l pme » l nt«w seat*•#» »i »••• • »* »«ii *jm « ■ i»iw-o,i p«« B y Eugene She f e e , HORtlONTAL 1—Wktm Sid Iks aagel . ( tks Leid •ddrsis as “the* oiigktr n u sf tslosr"? (Jade. S ill) S V**0 S,M S«a| *|»|-|I»I S1|t fflWKMJ p u t i t , IVAS, pw«*|« -WMIM tat •» P*«jaw< itwpjsW ‘tJitituaaa gw«w mv»*i **>•«■» *ai u*ass r*i»—••• m u |W*V*F l i t puts I.MItM) Ml| *al itltllll v t Mill* If, pMi<ai i >h- s m i ii is p*io swiputit n * »n«a *ai e«i SQUARE IT and ta i^ ta ka T—What was *f tks sktsf geds • f tks B ahrlsalsM t (Jar. Ili4 4 ) 1» —Wks was Lakaa'a aider dsagk- I —Prtttrd • —Defter (akkr.) 4— “Tkt wiaap ot a lakaarioa saaa I* sweet, wketker k* — UHI* *r aiack t kat Ik* akaadaae* at ike risk will aet safer hla t* sleep" (Reel. Sill) tart (O ca,If iIS) IS—Errere la pHalisg IS—Meaatala sksrigias IS—"Aad ha sa id .-------, rather, sit tklags art swialkls ant* U se” I —Matralia* aims 5—raikUaakl* (ekUeq.) T—Ntbockadntxiar was klag at wkst reaatry? (Et*k.MMI) S—Oreek letter (Mark lliM ) . \o. IT- ENIGMA 41—Dll* b u s , as *f ptrvtptlon IT—Negative Separate article, to her snd taw she was badly hurt. As I tried to stop itie e iu lp p i River. the bleeding and felt her puli*. she died. Terrified. I rushed to the dining-room and called the police. Then IT : A utom otivt centtr. I locked myself In the dining-room and barricaded the IT : Drinkers' talult. door, for I feared an aaadaain would lire another shot.” IT : Skillful bodily or It was In the dining-room that the police found the mentally, doctor. They also found that tha screen in ths bed­ room *oe intart—it had no bullet holes. The woman rIT: Rend asunder. bad been killed by a bullet from the,gun that lay be­ ■IT: Grain mart. side her. Ths nature of tha wound indicated tha bullet •IT: Draw together. had been flrtd from short-range. Tha doctor aaid he had not seen or heard an Intruder. IT : Courage. To the police, it appeared the doctor had killed his IT : What fortune-tell wife. The belief was atraqgthened when they asked • him to look around and s r ^ tf anything had been stolen. Thers hid been no burglary, for a pearl neck­ lace and several diamond necklaret lay upon the dead es um si -»iio it -iisg it ws«no woman's drasssr, and ths doctor said tha only thing j m *U-»K «• 'M mining was an Iron ornament, shaped Ilka a gorgin'! htl***J It II’ IIHJ•*II "'*• v»»«vv|W V| *1W1 II " I I SI jv tw v n i k bead, which bo claimed had been taken from the wall. •»••>! S •—■*! I »ll»l| V -t* w * 4 i| -V I| f And so matters stood when Inspector Ferret arrived. | *>vi|i| *f ( |H | i i w m ( "I can’t understand why anyone would want that gorgon's head,” tha doctor rspeatad. "It wai just a trinket I picked up In Europe.” “On the contrary," remarked the Inspector, **lt Is worth a man'* Ufa. Youra.” What did Inspector Ferret mean by tbla remark? Study the diagram and-plctur# carefully and sea If can tall how Dr. K'a Innocence was shown. t i —“Ths 4ssir« tteemplliktd sweet Is t h s --------(P». i . IS—Swell bird IS—W>a» nk><r was rslsusd la •1st* at Jests kr dtmtnd at tha maltlladi? (Mat. I l t l i ) ' t l- H le k s ip >s «1t* (akkr.) t l —“A wsa that destk rteUate U tke Heed *f aay psrsea (kail la tha atli 1st a* wsa — — K 7. JT Wandering. jumped up, and turned DIAMOND CHARADES TRANSPOSAl Kind of printing KBK.NQZ. •"i„ rw-i •<«n * - . i , lemw** Th* Encyclopedia of Putties and Pastimes axya that after th* invention of movable types and printing presses Introduced lite r a tu re to th e E uropean masses, but before censorships of the dictators of that time were torn down, the charade was a common form of political propaganda. It was difficult for censora to cope with i t ; for them to place the w orst construction upon a charade was to admit the validity of the gossip or ely allegations th at It concealed. The acted charade wai popu­ lar In older times, with guests dividing themselves Into teams to endeavor to .’’stump” each other with words dramatized. Thousands of the versified variety of charade have been authored by members of the National Puxilert* League for th eir unique organ, T ht Enig­ ma. An eight-letter example: / looked in the LAST fo r a FIR ST today, Or to put it another way I spent a FIRST before the LAST, Holding m y attention fast. Was it a useful thing to do, Or i d l tn ttr l should ru t 7 M y WHOLE will never, never . tell, Tho it reckoned m y F1R8T well ( F I R S T snd L A S T .refsr to gyilsbies, naturally.) a country, Cornell's and V lyt set" home, Famous plar\ist. 4 n irritation. Biblical land of etreag eilr. aad ai an klsk ------- la kit tw» tenet it” (Pr. II:II) ?o—Paetwenr TS—Eqoalllf at vslat TS—Malt drink V4—Pedal digit TS—■ikllcel aRtrmatlra n - W h a t klag af Jadak weal to hattl* agaiatt Ztrak tkt Rthlepiaat (I Ckr. 14:18) I I —Spriaa ftrw ta* IS—P etM ttet t o —"Par Itngtk ef i- ( f r . l i l t ? ) IS—Cewmatlsa M -M ssdtw s IS—Call I.a4lr SO—A toa at Iikaasl (Ota. U iU ) I t -R la u SS—Old warld etaw SS—"Far Jaalaatr Is th* —■■ *f a • a i i iharaftr* k* will aat spar* (Pr. 1(11) ee—“ Tkt rick aiaa‘* wtaltk It hla U—S/wkei f tr iridista A n r it U o n o fa h ln d V //.V M ,r e .“ r .- r "Ut tktw k* dttalai# far a re­ vert «f iktir thsmt tkai ear .. CUTOUT SOLUTION ■ Pitat •TTiiir fawfly -lltvaius garlaad ■rilkter t „ "tke earth tkall — tee like > drvnkard. rtntvvd Ilk# * * (Ita. liit S ) populsrlxed by 8am Lcrjd,.ipbo brought fame to Brooldya bofore the Dodgera did, (a pro­ vided by another p rreM|p||n Harry Langman, In thtfbrdblem. Tha figure la to be cut Into four piece# that can b« put to­ gether without hollows or orets lapping to fo^m a perfect sq u a re - There's e solution eieewhen In the page. It you need It. �Partly cloudy through Friday I V crpt local thunderstorms in altar* AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEK VOLUME XXXVIII SANFORD, FLORIDA, EaUbluhtd 1908 Rebels Escape From Full Account AsaocinUd Prtaa Laaaad Wire Aiken Returns Home Is Disclosed Guerrillas Insist On ' Communist State; Reportedly Willing To Come To Terms Dr L. H. CUAKAI.ES ATHENS. July 17. W - Mili­ tary circlet eipietted belief today that survivor* oi the 2 3 0 0 guer­ rillas, who, the government said, invaded Greece (rom Albania Sunday, had withdrawn success fully eastward toward the .tower­ ing Ml. Grammot range near the fronticr. Only scattered minor dailies m* reported in the Mt. Gamila World Seen Undergoing.Revolt Backed By Soviets Since 1917 . Jaycee Speaker That was a stein warning re­ garding the dangers of the Euro­ pean crisis which Secretary pi State Marshall gave ut in hit address before the conference of governors at Salt Lake City. ^*Theie is no blinking, the fact _thal this counlry now stands ai a turning point in its relationi to iti traditional friends among the nations ol (lie old world," said Marshall. “Either it must finish the task of assisting, those coun­ tries to adjust themselves to the changed demands of a new'age. or it mutt recoqcile itself to tee­ ing them move in directions which are neither with their own tradi­ tions nor with those of this coun- i330,000 Troops Were Evacuated, Accord* ing To Admiralty Release Of Event 5 Year Program For W e s t e r n Hemis­ p h e r e Ca l l s F o r Standardized Arms LONDON. July 17. (AI - The Dtilith Admiralty released today. sevrn years alter the event, the full epic stoiy of the llntisl) and French evacuation from the bomh ed; bloody beaches of Dunkertjur |»tween May 26 and June *1. WASHINGTON. July 17 (*>— Die Haute Foreign Affairs Comrniltrr today approved a $50,000,* 000 live-year piogram (or arms standardisation and military co­ operation between the countries 01 the Western Hemisphere, ably will have to await coniideraEvrn the malter-ol-lacl lang uage ol the ‘dispatch (tom Ad­ miral Sir Bertram Ramsay, wbtmpoi directed the operation, (ailed ideied by Congress bcfoi hide the magnificence of the The rebels' retreat was noted achievement. yesterday when Greek army units _ Ramsay disclosed in hit dis­ attacked north of loaftoins, but patch, written on June 18. 1940. failed to contacF'the main (dree. that of the 176 .British ships used Military informants said they be­ in the operation 35 were sunk lieved the insurgents were trying and 42 others damaged. Thole to reach their.comrades on Mt. ships, ranging from destroyers and Grammoi, where national forces hospital ships to trawlers and were harrying Another group ol drifters, were supplemented b) 2,000 . The larger party failed in approximately 700 little boats Chester Nimit# an attempt to capture loanninv, l)jck Cooper, 23 year old Stetson which put out from U ritiih'fiihUniversity atudcrft oho bee en­ nder the measuie the United radical alteration of its own poriing poihts to rescue the haltered tered the routing gubernatorial Greek troops watched' closely rare, wan the gueet speaker at the r» would supply Latin Amer-. for devrlopmentsiilong the Yugo­ i nations with modem weap* Junior Chamber of Com­ consider most carefully the impli­ Three hundred and ihiry thou­ slav and Albanian borders from Seminole ships, planes and trainingcations of such a development for sand of the British troops who had Florins to Konitsa, an area preg­ merce lunrhrort today. lions. In letuin, the military ~ nant with possibilities of M f the fuluie prosperity and security been driven out of Europe by the eruptions uf Iwnler battle. •fs »sid tins nation hopes to victorious Germans were brought of our country. Despite their apparent reversal, flop a seiies of air bases from The General has left ua to dot back to .Britain. The Admiralty. the guerrilla chieftain,' Markoi the Fa ami cross the T*», but Ramsay wrote, had expected at le Arctic lo the Vlftadea was reported in the Com. that’s not difficult If we don't America trsa tiH M mm .» * • « • )•» ••) help the still free European democ­ the utmost to rescue 45.000. The French Navy, too, suffartd racies 10 regain their feet, they to train 8&0,00(l youths annually will In- brought under Russian heavy loaaea among the lUtl »hl| « liw aitas** m P a ss T e a ) C o m m u n i s t domination.' Thus which It flung Into the task uf ovauating French troops from the America will be cut off front her old friends. Her security, both beaches. Nineteen of them weie economically and mllltar lly. will sunk and two others damuged, but weakened.------------------ — ------ lhar brought 2U.626 Fiaiicb tioop. arin fflPormation -Coaiu be Uut that's only a snap-shot of to-Britain. In all. 123,09’. Frtrmh frame Salurtlay afternoon. About to give hint ” tion Government the threat. Europe's economic cris­ troops were transported across lb-1 "so n if a hearty greellng U Mr*. Aiken. Not channel in llritiih and Fiertrh by no means due solely f.t Urged At UN Meet is Isravages meter * shown hut nenrhyal (he lime were the bird*"' by t-iuudnK the u| of War. A fundamrn- shin*. Trough gfitgtssift", w pul three children; Ilian, Bedford III and fact bhlch a lot of folk fall- to Hanford’s Invitation and Md (6 lisa la that Europe in parlical- minelaying t-y plane, LAKF. 'SUCCESS. July 17 (IP) thown baby Ann Wright. The Aiken* own n the American !a>glon to establish ((•a lia s e s aa f a a e • T »a» boats, roast artil­ motor torpad. - Poland Joined Rusua today in Nlep* pretty lit Ile borne nt 441 Elliot Avenue. a permanent Htatn department lery gunfire and submarine opi-ra* heailquartera building on (he lakeblan)ing Greece for the current lions the Gormans tried to l-lork front site now* occupied by th* the evaculation, Itantssy repotted. Balkan disorders and demanded Dutch Forecast War softball diamond, will ho officially All their operations iuceeede-1 in With Indonesia As part, but the air attarka Were ihe presented by Joel Field aud John ernment in Greece, n Souls at Ihe midsummer conference elections worst, ho said. Negotiations Fail The crash occurred aa '.ho plane _ , ______ of the Deportment of Florida !rt le immediate will Heavy air attacks started on •was onrouto back to Miami, Ha., Kamsay wrote. "From foreign military pefvbnnc! after repairs had boon mpde to BATAVIA, July 17 (AT-W ar tho throttle control at Newark. Poland’s views were slated by between tha Netherlands and the of the air attack increased mul Mr. Held and Mr. Saul* will reCapt. W. T. Babbitt, who pilot* 1 Indonesian-Republic was forecast during June 1 all ships In Dunker­ Dr. Oscar Lange,'United Nations tho .plane from Miami to Newark, by Dutch sources today following I n l/f lia lio a o la w , 1#•lv u r a o Ifis w . told ithe hearing, aa-1 which was 'prt - Security Council president, as the a new disagreement in nrgotla. que, off the (reaches or In th* np WASHINGTON. July 17. Mb ° legion committee headnd by Tc-nx aided over by Robert W. Crisp, council met in the extraordinary lions for a joint national govern­ nroach channels were subjti t<sl 1 hr American Meat Institute ile _ . . . Cooley of Mt. Dura and nained by every two hours to an unprer-rJ -q. chief of the hearing and r--puits session in an almosphcte inten­ ment for the United States of ( ( ’• a lia s * * mm I s a , ) - . | P o l i t i c a l C h a llen g e d a t r il today, with reservations, C o u n ty G ro w ers V oice | State Commander Frank. Caton section of CAB, that shortly 4*eIndonesia. for the purpose of selecting a f ore Unding he encountered dif­ sified by the fighting in northern One high-level Netherlands in. F a c in g S ta te O u t­ that the nation faces lli<* clirciA p p ro v al O f -Plan ficulty With the throttle of the fill |-ini|>ecl nl UN Group Asked To lined A t L u n ch e o n inmleralrly lower' No. 4 engine. He said be ru t tho A t P u b lic H e a rin g Final ilesltlon on a alia will.taka "It is necessary that Greece be preted to decide before nightfall engine and frathered the propelwhether to undertake military ar- Visit Jew DP Camps place .during the Statu Legion lor to make a threc-cngmo land- extricated from the network of tion against the Republic, lie in­ There ate two challenges which! convention In April, a t l'a irm a J. R. Kggril, the institute's as­ ’Growers of Seminole County City, rfi ing. lie described the High'- as of international p o w e r politics,” dicated that such action was ex­ when the issue will be .'ec'ded today face the |teople uf Florida. I a routine nature, despite I In- throt Lange said in demanding the with­ tremely likely. sociate director of marketing, said at a public hearing yeileiday went upon by ballot aald Mr. ^ a .d . tie failure. On .one hand lltere is the dial ' Tills Informant declared that a All local civic organisation!/* in a iM Irmrnl prepared for the un record at favoring a toil con­ new crisis of "extraordinary grav- Agency, appealed anew to tho lengc given by the spirit of suchi Ralph J. Moacatelli, a elder drawal of foreign troops. ■aid Mr. Field, “are showing their servation diitnct in Seminole joint 'congifsiional committer on Lange said the primary trouble lly" had grown out of Republican mechanic for Eastern Air Lines at interest In the protect by (ending ......... . must - __ _ ___ Premier Amir SJarifoaddfn'a re­ United. Nations'Felestlno Commis­ men as Urailcy Odham and Clar-, the rconomic report that Ins or­ County ^ and requeued that the lellera of approval and endorse­ be- attrl* ' Newark, said damage to the throt­ In the Balkan* sion today to visit at leant u f.-w tle control consisted of a brok­ billed tu-the internal situ atio n . In fusal to laaue a cease-fire order Jewish displaced persont ramps once Camp who sought honrvt j ganization rl|iecli a 15 pricrnt Slate Conietvalion Uoaid proceed ment to the Slat* ly g io n Commit­ ets link rod, which he said was re­ -Greece,‘aggravated by the pres­ tee requesting favnrvblo consider­ government in the last renion ol In Europe before writing its to take ihe arc tit sty steps .foi ation of S anford’s bid for estab­ placed before the plane look off ence of foreign troops. The pres­ port. the fxgitlalute; and opposed lo for Miami. He also testified that ent government In Greece is m lishment of a headquarters build "Please visit these camps,” Slier* them are llioie fotces rrpm rnled "It follows," Lggrtt said, "tint establishment of the dislricl. . ” his erew made an Inspection of coalition of the major parties, Ing here.” • tok pleaded In a personal appearoutaide surface* and controls ol with the Communists and other Aug. 6 ftom 9:00 .lo 12:00 by long (ime politicians wlwse only modnatrly lower prices may be ence before the commission. "They the plane and that if any other Leftist groups' excluded. * form an Integral pert of tu ff boaii is that they have stopped looked for at that ’ linif unlrtt A M. war the dale derided upon * defects had been-noted he who Id Lang* vigorously opposed the Reds Seek Prompt Inquiry, fo r' tho life led by Jr* * ihe ipitil of ptogreu and hon­ llieir ate more wage inert-airi and c have bean told promptly. He said American proposal for a semi*per­ for a county wide referendum will there touches th* substance of th* esty." declatrd Dick Coo|>cr, Stet­ be was satisfied Use crow found manent UN Commission in th* other developments which would Steel Reparations whole Issue." V. be held for establiihment of th* -Use plane lo satisfactory condi­ Balkans on tha ground that this Shertok said there was urgriR son Uw student,, at the noon meet­ further increase the public de­ tion. district. Only land owners within seemed to lie liased upon the BERLIN, July 17 (AT—Tha need to permit large scale im- ing of the Seminole County Jun- mand for meat." Georg* Roerig, a n is Lint to the assumption that the three 8oviet Fireman Killed In askt-d in th* Allied con­ migration of homelo-us r.ur<>i»nn H 'M l l R I f f l HR F R | » F ttH fl lie added that current' inert the district air eligible to vote in Russians vice president in charge of the satellites, Albania, Bulgaria ami trol authority . today that steel Jew* to start a t once. ♦ llns's operation* in Miami, teetl- Yugoslavia, wer* to blame for prices, generally high, arc "simply this referendum, according lo K: plants capatde of producing 18,Warehouse Blaze The Jewish underground organ­ S. McMullen, extension soil con­ fled that the plane had been sub­ ( ( • • • l i f t * # * mm V*M9 T w * t) 000,000 tons annually allocated the result of more people having isation, Irgun Zvai Leu ml. Uus* jected to o routine 3,000-mlU inservationist of the University of Immediately for reparations. OAKLAND, Calif.. July 17. lA T- ted meanwhile of laying miner on Ford Fires Foreman moir money ai paction and overhaul a t Miami be­ On* fireman was killed and three Th* demand could bn met only Florida at Gainesville, who met fore It took off for Newark. Local Pilots To Make other* Injured aarly today In a highways near Jerusalem and IVt- For Acts Of Violence meat' than ev4f before, al a lime with the growers at the hearing by stripping the Ruhr. United when tupplirs aie seasonally low." blaxe th at swept n half-btcxk In m ates and Rrltlsh represent*, in the Court Houre and gave the live* refused to entertain tha So­ DETROIT. July 17; (Ah—The ( C a a l l a a r * a s f* a a a K l* h l| “Breakfast Flight” West Oakland’s warehouse area be. Ford Motor Co. said today that It Baptists Converge history and purport of soil con­ viet proposal for (iiscusalon. fore being brought under control. had fired 32 foremen because of Assistant Fire Chief M inting The Russians asserted th at the servation in Florida. For World Congress Funday morning a t 8:00 o'clock Basch said damage woulJ amount "acta of violence and terrorism" Bank Robber Fails steel capacity” w is “exeasa." Th# will Initiate th* "F irst Breakfast to 1100.000 at le a st" Owner • of Voting places will be at th i Americans during the recent 47-day strike and Briton* replied that Flight" from th* 8 anford VUunlcl- property consumed by th* flame* by th* Independent Foreman's As- To Remember Holdup office of County Agent C. R. any new estimate on* excess ataal WASHINGTON. July 18. (AV- pal A irport Students nnd offici­ Dawson, who presided over and aociation of America.-* Baptist clergy and laymen from al* of th* Banfont School of Avia­ said th* loss would run mucri high­ capacity could be calculated only CRIPPLE CREEK. Colo. July arranged for the hearing, a t the on a basis of an economically uni­ all over tha world nr* convening tion. Roy Browning, manager, an­ er. A company announcement said: Town Hall In Longwood, at 17, (AT—Police said today a form­ Fireman Louis Cetraro, 27, was on Copenhagen for .th e seventh nounced today and privaW owners "They were dltmlseed following er Axmr lieutenant held for In- Reave* Grocery In Chuluota, and fied Germany, which th* Russians CongTeis of the Baptist World a hekring and after careful invest­ vestlffatlon In tha daylight robbery probably at a place designated have opposed. of aircraft located a t Sanford will Alliance, opening July 29. held aa hostages for three condem­ igation of verified reports by mem­ Informed Americans said' priof the First National Bank told fn Oviedo. I t will be one of the largest participate In this flight. ned Jewish extremists. . vately tha Russian demand ap­ bers of company supervision who Th* hearing yesterday resulted them he found hlmaelf behind the They will b* guest*.of (ha "New religious meetings sine* before th* were attacked When they refused bank with a suitcase of money In from a petition signed by 26 peared to be an attam pt to forewar. with between 4,000 and 6,000 Smyrna Airport", whjro tha flight stall the currant American and to leave their jobs. (O e a lla a * * f r a * , r a s e Um ) hi* possession big Insisted he could will land and, he (aka.! to the delegates attending. British efforts to build Waatani Senora Peron Flics P at Mullin, president of (ho in­ remember no holdup. . r S n t h * United Stales alone beach for a morning awlm. On Germany's economy to a self dependent Union's Ford Chapter, Colorado Springs Chief of Pol­ From Italy To Paris 360 Baptist* are going to the m**t- their return to the Sanford Air­ aald m ost' of th* '3(6 discharge-! ice !. B. Bruce said tha statement Two Men Arrested In sustaining level and tie It In with tag. Many already nr* entente. port, a man ala* -breakfast will be cooperative plana for rehabilita­ foramen were not Involved In any was made orally last night by The largest group ended on the Served to the visiting, pilots, • GENOA, July 17, (A*)—Seaora form of violence and added ilikt William Boethin, 26, a former Jax ForSafe Cracking tion of Western Europe. Th* social activities of th* Pri­ Queen EUcabetL #STy 17. Many E ra Peron, wlfa of th* Argentina “some weren’t iven on the picket vate Fiver* Of Sanford now roo-Till go by plan* Inter. • _____ president-, ended.her auy District Attorney Irl Foard, who J a c k s o n v il l e ,* July it , on tn* Italian Riviera, bwiay and Mullin said ha doubted whether participated In ht'e quluing with —Two man Identified by DeUctiv* Red Shield Club To h full moan laft Genoa bv plana for Rom* m th* union would have any legal each month Bruce. Sheriff Cecil Markley. FBI Inspector E. I- Acosta as Robert Begin Program Friday rout* to Lisbon and Parit. nast within to some point of Just before her departure a raourse In vlaw of tha Taft-IU rt- agent* and state patrolmen, said U Spanear, 49, and his brother, — . . ■ tay Labor Aet but aald ovary ef­ g sai l. Ban Boethin told them he dumped the John .L. 47. of Birmingham. Ala., member of Benenl Paron’a-rulta The Red Shield Club, sponsored fort would be made to have th* U> CROSS TAXED money down an abandoned mine war* In Jail today > waiting a pre­ by tho local Salvation Army Corps, •aid aba would make her final shaft. liminary hearing on charges of will be open to boys and girls tnl* * ROCK. July 17. (AT— decision ’about visiting England man reinstated. V 0t»F. j t Wllllam-i has T. H. House, 48, the rath ltr safe cracking, summer beginning Friday after­ BUILDING PERMIT tat the American Red (In London yaetardar an Ar­ and vice-president v/Ha was alone Tha two wars a rre tM Monday noon a t 1:36 •'slock. It was an­ W. T. R. Geiger baa obtained In tha bank at tha time of th* night In th* act of forcing tho nounced gentina source said th at Henvra Iration of Cen today by Capt. Byrd Hud­ Peron finally had-decided against a c ity permit to erect a one story holdup and was seriously wounj- combination of a * safe a t the son. to sponsor all concret* block building at 2400 ed.' was reported rearing comfor­ Houthsldc Automobile Agency by it purchased for victim* making a visit to England.) activities and I Lieut. Earl Griffin wiU ba la Sanford Avenue. Estimated cost tably In a Cripple Creek hospital. Patrolmen.Johnny-Shcelver and C. chants of th* program which In­ rornado near Pino Bluff Wlfllama aald th# ArkanTha namesake of y*!# Univer­ Markley said bank officials esti­ L. Green who answered s call by clude* outside and tnsldo frame* i tax Jaw axduded only sity. Ellhu Yala waa a native of mated th at after an M tlal cheek neighborhood resldonts that two and a awlmnflng outing. Tha d ab mit to erect a concrete block home Boston who bocamo governor of that slightly lees than 98,000 was men were lurking In an alley, will b* located In tha basaaaaat a t 1181 Sanford Avenue. taken In tha holdup. Pilot Of Crashed Testifies Poland Demands Removal of Alien Troops In Greece City’s Bid For State Legion Site * Will Be Presented Lnwer Prices Is oou lonservauon Is Guest Speaker Seen By Institute Referendum Will Be Held On Aug. 9 K’^'STTS&'SrSB � 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 16, 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/27bbb1b24cd3aaa33d2356e6ad7cf26d.pdf 041e0f8e9ad91c0e28a6bd5c53cc17fd PDF Text Text 1 I % T U E SD A Y ^ (W THE BANTORP HKBALP, BANFORP, FLORIDA German Policy Greek Fight America reeognliee tho rtxponaibilities »he ha* undertaken. (fa n lln M .il l i n a P a c t *»■•> trantlwBM l Iraaa , Pas* O ael tP aaitaara >rnM P ale flail Dwight Griswold. chlrf *f the tion authorities should continue to m illion agree* th at' the rv'iellion American' Economic Aid M inion for their motion to qutth the promote self government in tierfl being fostered by these conn- to Greece, announced la*t Friday count. many and shift rm ponaibilit/ to in \V*»hington th a t the United Delrnie lawyer* taul the in­ German gnvernmenl agencies a» In ahort, we have n situation Stull-* wga aperdlng an initial dictment count, charging Papy of far a* m ilitary aecurlty will per­ which In any man'a language fttrd Rep. Braitey. Odham of San* mit; •mount* t o -. war between fierv Government official* familiar foid $500 and a rate of Scotch with the document tolcj reporter* Greece and her eqtMlfy fiery r.e>gb whUkey if he* would n o t'vote 01 it I* the product of many month* bor*. Yet the quarrel ha-n t teen libeled “ w ar"—and we hope it the bookie bilk actually did not of Intensive atudy and review by won’t be. because th a t would elthe Btalr. W ar and Navy depart­ moat inevitably accentuate llu* ments. -v- , • HnnllNHM I rnM Psas dlfficultira already existing be­ Thd" new directive. lh*>* **id, Itoss, in discussing plans for the tween Hum :* and the Western They contended ihr Florid r takes cognizance of the new develdemocracies. Fu. arc not lied- veto message, tola reporter* th at bnbery law relate* only to "bri­ opmenla of the past 2tS mortha the bill i* expected to reach the A lbania, Yugoslavia aad Bulgarin] and Incorporate* the v le* i etcthe minions «f Moscow, nml hare] White House some time (luring bery for*acti of tommmion-and pressed by Former Secretary ef no| _*ct» of jjnjiuion," not the W eatrrn po-.vnr* vowed tn | the ilsy. h a lt the expansion of Commijniimi The House passed and s c h t'lo There wa* no* motion attacking by aggression? J the .Seriate a compropilse bill two other count* in the indictment Some of the little W low s arej which charged Papy had first of­ gellin g outspoken. Fur exam ple,' fered Odham $1110 to vote agamil Albania has spat against the wind] the hill carries the bill and had olfetrd- Rep. and had Its say. General, I ln u r Hoaha. Albania’s Communfst me* I |24H,<H>0.(MMi In contraet authori­ Clarence M. (*4mp ff oT^Ocal* ty f o r 'th e purchase of aircraft, It provides for a projected pro* $100 to vote to tend the meas­ ■gram supporting an average Navy ure to a committer which had pre­ of Anglo-American irsrtln n ariea strength of :tl>b,000 enlisted and viously rejected a similar bill. whose aim is In bring iil*out n new- 42.(881 o ffic er' personnel. and the Soviet Zone, hut reiterate* Tho total in the bill, as worked American desire for unification war. recommended by Truman'* wtlnc*»ei for whom lubpoen j t .of the whole rountry. Doctrine." The general arrived out by n H enatr-llouse conference The directive told F lay that Vhe in Moscow for a visit yesterday. committee, Is 3133,286,000 nunc were iitued today, ii Rep. Odium', Well, o'f course. H ilt's only Al­ than the am ount originally voted colleague from Seminole coUntv United States, while not wivhlng bania sounding off, hut om- ran't by th r House and approximately and tilt next to him in the llnu»» to. impose It* «wn "historically ,000,000 Mow- the original overlook that Tlran-j's wagon Is chamber. hitched to the H aitian star. It Senate recommendations. It fall* In accuiing Papy from the would be inleresllm; to know who approxim ately (2.14.000,000 short thinks UP such speech* t far tho of the ('resident’* budget request* Houie floor. Odham *ai dhe had for cash a ppropriatluns. hardy Albanian jn*> im aW i-ra. voted lo tend the bookie bill to This I* presumed la be an order loiter, the House also accepted In an event, one wonder* w heth­ the hpilile committer on the ad to Clay to oppose eitahll.m nent er for once Hussia and th e . W ritof a Communistic- nr Hcvmllatle vice of "my colleague" when ,f*e era Allies might not agree to let entered the chamber juil at the form of government If formd on the Security Council >f (he l .tilled the German* from the uul.ide. Nation* put the rlsm ps on this roll call wat being taken alter I ' The directive continued.*; hich pay* *t!ongreis* hill whole llalfcan show n vi-i- bit. Papy had made hi* fiitt allege-! "Your government believe* the The limraa Armed Services Com Apropos of this though. London bnbery offer. ultinrate constitutional form of official aouftea \ e t i n day raid mitliV- approved legislation over­ Me laid Pa|iy approached him German puliliral llfn ihould h* left Britain was conc.-m.-d over the hauling the Army’s court martial the d ecision’o f tha llu n n a u peo­ with hit second offet the finl day III wholeslsc arrests of Co-nniiinlata, system. The hill, drafled by a aiiltcoro- a* Mr. Cobh nj Volutin and I ple made freely in accordance trad e unionists and leflwing lib­ with democratic processes." eral* In G rcnl-. Tli-.'*» source* al­ lilittcr headed by Hep. Kl-Ou" The United Stale* reiterate* it* * * were standing near the y h ru did io Mid the rahine' was v*Vi»Wfl (|t.-<ibl*i, provides: 1. For an lndr|iemlent judge ad ­ cutting the caltlr bill," Cobb *1 arreiitanci- o f. the’ I’oUda*'* forever sign’s that the Grei-K offensive mula for reputation* l-ut add* that against the guerrillas wn* failing, vocate general’s corp. he judge to wat on the litt of defenie wit- the present low level of German and th a t high-lev.-) Anglo-Amer­ advocate general I* given firmer-* net* (uhpoenat. industry "ehotild not permanently ican talk* might !>o Initiated to cy and review authority not now limit Germany's industrial ra p a ­ consider possible fu tu re steps jn vested In him. HRNOItA I’EltON city.” Greece If the situation doesn't 2. Give* enlisted men the right Improve. Another source, a ile d to drinsiiil ‘appointment of enlist­ PARIS. Ju ly If,. »d',- Dm A r­ whether intervention by British or ed personnel to court*. Faraitart R c liib b ii| gentine Embassy annouii'-cd today American troops In Greece was 3. 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Writ* or wlr* for rnmplrla Information about Knox franchise arvanga- LUCKY STRIKE presents THE M AN WHO KNOW S r " :l THETOBACCOAUCTIOHEER! i l l t l i l i f ' T I ' f l M W i ' l f f PM "I*VI SOLO well over H50 million poundB of tobacco at tho auctions down South, and year after year, I've seen tho makera of Lucky Strike buy quality tobacco...fine, light, fragrant tobacco that makea n grand smoke.” ' J. It. B l a i r t T , INOgPKNDKNT TOIIU <II I t <TION f t * of ll..(V.ln Mtslns*. Veil-... ( I t TCIKM A tIHTIT NfRItK HMIISKR) rod/o—Mast cattily, up-to-tkt-mlnuH w r i t from |A» brxni nvic OldimaMf* tang. TH E L O W E S T - P R I C E D CAR W IT H TOBACCO is what counts |[HYDRAMATIC fcSEs DRIVE ^ I , . . to drive a ear #o smart » , so advanced in atylinf, turn admiring eye* a* you J0IBURNITT IS RI0HTI...And like him, •core* of other experts... who really know t o b s c c o .. .h a v e seen the makers of IFAar e th ill I . . . to drive a car to m onth la Perfbanapce, to toothing In It* coil. cmWatted riding cate, that the list mite of your vacation trip accmt just at rratful Lucky Strike buy the kind of tobscco that mokes "a grand smoke." After all, that's what ydu wont in a cigarette. . . the honest, deep-down en­ joyment of fine tobacco. A n i wAatf a i/variq/ thrill! . . . to drive mile after mile, through town and erneertotmtry, iWiAenr AMS So R ound* So F irm /S o Fully P a ck o d riN E /O B A C C O So Fr$| a n d l a i y o n tho D ra w ** puiAing o dutch! That1* what motoring la like vrith Gal Hydra-Malic Drive* —the fully proved, fully automatic’ drift that U available only In Oldemobile among low and medium-priced care. Hydra-Matie Drive ahifta gears auto­ matically—eliminate* the clutch jwdtl completely. And Hydra-Malic Drive brioga alrpped-up perform ance—Im­ proved economy—greater safety, too! No wonder so many enthuiisalie owner* agree. . . *7i’a SM A R T re (Am on OW.r* and make longer tripe. T k tt’t why tup.quality service— QMaaa. (ate avrrira — it particularly Impeetentedoriag three next (aw weeks! CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE - CADILLAC PALMETTO AVRNITE A SECOND STREET ' -i’c . •. �t ~ 1 T t !' f:V, Unity There Is Strength— * T* P n tM t the I 'e ir t 'of the World; To Promote the Progreso of America; To Prod or* Prosperity for Hanford. iJW sL 8Y* THE WEATHER Par ilv cloud*, tonight and Thurs-. day eifvpt hirst thitnd»Mhn« er* in afternoon. . AN INDEPENDENT DAILY N E W 8 P A P E H VOLUME XXXVIII Eatobliahed 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA, W E D N E S D A Y . JU L Y Ifi. l*Mi U. S. To Sell Turkey to I Showdown In Greek Battle Is tarshall Urges Ruhr Co a l I n c r e a s e ; _ S e e k s EiV$fy For ! displaced Persons Increase In Army's S h a r e Of' L o a n |. S e e n If S i t u a ­ t i o n Ge t s W o r s e U. S. Directive- 10 Year Program OnGermanySeen Of Flood Control As Significant Urged By Truman Policy Is Important Special .Message To In View Of Nearing Congress Asks For Ru h r Discussions **$250,000,000 E x t r a Ilv HEWITT MACKENZIE fofcj h A P Foreign A ffairs Anslvv. fN lirihall told a press conference Tlie United Slates government tat, with the Navy’s concu ■ has juts issued its fust olfiu.il. jnee, he had asked the Mari­ statement of-policy governing Gr ne Commission to sell Turkey many since |h r war. and lak.es U. S; government-owned cat* the stand .that a stable and p i’V 'passenger vessels. The Maritime ductile Germany is necessaty to' ammittion aim is. being asked to make Europe orderly and pintL » (e e r* i/p i trv vessels lq Tut perous. This historic statement is in N '^ sh sll was asked whether this the form of a -diiective to the resented the first transfer undei American occupation force m e $100,000,00(1 undertaking t<» Germany. It imtructs Lieut. Gen­ lengthen Turkey, and he replied eral Clay, American zone com­ fisroatively. Marshal] noted that m ander, to exeit every ello it to e tale of the six cargo-passenger achieve economic unity with othei sell did not involve expendi- zones, and says highest prionli re of any U.S. funds. They wilj should he given to inriease«l pro­ paid for in cash. duction of coal, food and expos! Th« six eargo-patsenge’- ves- goods. _ ™ lvJe»re described as pre war T he g reatest importance -lustst "< ljti>fllnd of medium site The four plus craft were built during the he attached to this declaration in r and were not otherwise det* view of the increasing gt«'. Ity of the European ‘economic crisis. It tbad. * i.„ . .i . i .k .iJ * * aituation which is going to _ worse o. fore it ran start to get nlted States government urgent better. To use the graphic warn­ desires an Increase* in Kuhr ing of French lta n ad ler: a] production In Germany as a “The hour h a t Premier come for Europe ndamental requirement for the to organise o r die.** vary Of -Europe, Marshall told a new* conference a t RVir coal is of In te m t to. aA n a tlo n a over Europe hut th a t present there are no phna to ng FVenee, Russia or any of the **- Aar countries Into Brltish-Amer*- — X KVsnssMI mb l*sil r.m fi * Committees Get lusy In Paris As Ministers Leave h e n d r ik i* r u s t i n g WASHINGTON. July I ft m President Ttum an ircpmniended to. Congieit today in an immediate slat! upon n 10-year piogiant for controlling Hoods and - thveteping water ttto u irc i ol the Mississippi River baim. lie asked 1250,000.000 to get the w-oik un­ derway. N O . 171 J To Feed FuHed Zones Ia sonic Lodge Holds iso la tio n M e e t Asked By U. S. To S f. Ity !.. ». CltA K A l.ES A ir" * " — ATHENS, July lb t/1h ■Greek army p l a n e t hammeied 2.50(1 L ellnt guriiill.it trapped on the! slopes <►!. Mount l , unite north <*t IcnnuiA (J.inm .i) today as thiec g m rin m rn t brigades rioted in- for a showdown h a r l 1 e, mililaiy sources reported. rtt; - 1'rtjx-f—t;r Army aulhuiir'jrs sajd_thal p tr^-, Sh**'11 XI —«, n. t-^1— uh*»hcautions alio had bren t.ikf .1 n r r * “ ’’ •*- *sssls.rv ,od other examine th e i. main ,.i as , nitirliiru * itfli't tin t Hftp firiiM ftl |u lltiS lt.iiff <m.l against any- new . 1 nva. 1 0 n on G.cck h ......... ........ .......................... .... a- n, th f , hl soil. Die aulhuiiiirs added that lliMim at Ik r \fimi« ||i,ir i ll*** ..IIn* vli**riff_ Ji.ul l+: ±11 Gieek intelligence repott^ d tid in - to tnv'e-m jnip ;rrobbery. ed' there were, six g u n ill la coucfn tlation centers, litter in AJIninii and three in Yugoslavia, from, which new offensives could be launched. These repoils said the largest of Hie three in Albams was at Lescosic, and that a hos pilal for the g u rtn llai was located there. u lM L I o p o s a l Based On Senate Asked To P rAba n d o n i ng Bir P o w e r Dictation. Probe Dicsposal Control By Of EleclionCase ; Rt y Check Bill ! ', oy Seen i it-.nTetl Fdr i Senate FtfieOlfel lok ----------H. kf. Gleason of Laks Mary » installed as noble grand of „ iford I.O.O.P. Lodge No. 27 at It* me*ting .last evening. D.D.G. la tte r Wlllkrd MacDonald ami Is inatalllng staff from Orlando •rfonM d the Installation. n T t^ T S iT S : •her rover Wllllama as w re : Grover id; J. P- Jobe aa warden: uffman as conductor! C. inson aa chaplain; C, L. right scene supporter; as left seena sup. . WUllama aa right W noble grand; W, O. left supporter to fra u d ; D. C. Howard aa h t supporter lo vice grand and B. Lovsjoy as left au p p o rteT .grand. Spotta was Installed as ‘Ian and Philip Keaaian. A fter the wero and G, U LONDON. July 10. Auth­ oritative Whitehall source j, ex­ pressing support for lateat Wash­ ington proposals for a self-sup porting Germany, said today Bri­ tain would ask the United Stales to take over a greater ihare of the cost' of feeding and running the economically fused British and American .occupation tones. f« |U « l !• e x p e r ts to be D isced before the U. 8. governmeot late this week or early next week when the twq reun trie*' topmost expert* ots Germany m e e t In Washington to diacuat im ' I in Urilled * S tilt* has ptojHised II tui I.tin Cohfete tit e tr< Isegin 7ut cri 1 |ipa'rn\e peare Ii m T heit* Aug I T tfttl*|iim v fisted >n luU Its ».1T W X M ilM .i ^ (i* -\i ) v L? J iii* >ett.il<q i.’to ."■Lit < 1><m Serustr I.mI ,* V* u i'^ Ir^Hr Ik , , . ■!j}f lu .In c Dip.,. t r of * Ji indhng ■t r> tf. i; i ’ll* .J» i ||"U i ilci ]^i ,n>’ i ' i - i id nri ' « ui it fisUt ("j-trk 11 .i '-i d *d**' jw.ish tin- w|i:>!v miidenl.*’ ■1!c . atiamloiuuarst **1-rise lug■f lir.ils dtctllton wllich hss u u-rtl lor. Germany and Am- \m->u sn of finals, ditVlosing Ju d o >% Slid they, sir uncertain hetlier Russia will accept the npc«.*l. .which syoqld have th* I* flirt I «( eliminating » mg Hig . Four Atom Bomb Plant Report Made To To Be Placed On Kiwanis Club *0n , Permanent Basis National Meeting New Mexico Factory WiiniiiiRAgam .tC‘'*ni rises! in New l’l:m lly I?c i m cr J.’. I ■• r - - Price Collapse Is Predicted- By Former OPA Chief is5 » 3 I t X 2 ^ “This plan does not change the desirability nf the ultimate es­ tablishment of vallar authorities, but the urgency of thy flood prob­ lem i» such that we must take hecestary steps to expedite this program without awaiting drier* mlnntlnn *>f' the administrative p»**rrn tor the various regional valley development programs.'^ InHtailftient Plan To Be Used By Railroads CHICAGO, Ju ly 10 (AT—Most of the nation's major railroad* are planning lo offer tickets and other travel expenses for sale on the Installment plan. A "liberal" credit plan will he Inaugurated by mors than GO car riers on Kept. I, the Railroad Passenger Inlerritoria! Commit tee announced. Payments for the ticket* .and other expenses, in eluding cash required for proposed trips, will he mads o n ' n monthly hatif up to on* year.. All Western carriers and most of tha Eastern railroads are to rticlnalr in tha plan, said IL Kiddsl, rharman of the com­ mittee. The rallroadi, he said, would work in cooperation with' local bank* in mqat cities offer­ ing installment buying of rail­ road transportation. No collateral would ba requir­ ed and no doom payment need­ ed. The Interest rata would be tb* usual rata charged by local banks for consumer credit loans, Riddai said. -T5- Navy Investigating Society At Annapolis WASHINGTON. July t t , (AT— Adm. Dewitt C. fUmsey, Jr., vice chief of natal operations, said to­ formant* said. .1^. day he le "delighted" th at the Navy ii Investigating a secret MKKT POSTPONED society at Annapolis. Th# society, known as tho The meeting of tho City Com­ mission scheduled for tonight hiu “Green Bowl," has bean a subject been again poetponrd until F ri­ of rumor and discussion for 40, day evening due to two members r w i a being out of town and one mem­ “A* a* * *m concerned, I'm ber being unable- to attend due prepared to Uke an oath that it to lllqeis, it wee announced this has atver been used in the furthof oelf-lnterevt, or pi omo by H. N. » a s p e c ts o f th e econom ic a n d p o li­ tic a l future o f Germany, the *In- . , " i V - --*« i * in ttN m . i m a t r o w F . R ♦WASHINGTON. July 1ft r ► I I- <ailed ,oji it^* - inulion .In a special m enage. Mr, Ini• disyliarye the t-id tarv <: nimttt or lug rise veto control over man outlined a progiam that em ­ ‘ wjliill s'njrtl M t lw to I'otlpJh cvris piiiiiliuli g o i n g into the braced also navigation, .irrigation, »s Usui in<Miniti i ]Ut_Kciu! its . treaty.’ hydroelectric power development Iiltiotl wtticb «ftl!ji . ill lilt <Uih and other utilization of w ain re I he proposal svhich went out on.111 im|«trv hv t!i^ >< sources. K I frn d a n ago and to which A source close to the general it” l• pltes have been received vet Hut he said flood control must s t u ff inilttYitril.fa*! n ig h t that tin* fl . , . ... n . * ,fH 11 11,1 I 1 Uj,m* 1,1 would not only Isk- ttea|y>mlkltrg corne fiist in the lighl of Hood fith l o f the p a y o ff hattlo tn y y t ll 1 *C IV lo u C t P IlH IIU H t ll \ v *ih * u * , :* i i v ftiirt - in '• lrr~ t he” t Ftifr ‘‘ist ..1 the hinds ol Eiur nations losses on the Missouri and Mivn* and turn it nsrr to I I. but tl sl*.r sippi this vear that may exceed lrroplitano* attil vuiltkon wh^iv.1 *— -—— , .* , , , uni I , I li'lnli a tvvml birds vol$300,000,000: he said. I lie army had guerrillas1 li> I 1.1 ON t \ i;\3 '!•"•• »h-m I " " ’” I. 1,1,1 l ’ l' t'»: t'1 mi <*ti / tt .... «ni system among the II *> that Specifically, the President ash­ surrounded. Vasilikon is only foi,irj .*WA*'HlS(s|ON July Ift ■l‘! ! *1 thru Intnifati. ud t i o 1into a!:. ,| illaiih m *h •i tn-re w1illsi l>e tin seto would ed at this session-of Congress, in miles from the Albanian finis. „ ! rccmtlv held in ( h K omic i j t . Ikm .,a ln l e w '<e |»eifmlled. tier. i I he l tilled Mates is putlinz > ' , , . . . i i , addition to funds alirady made ...... . , , , . ini the threat ft! ft. t ■ ‘ "huh f< n, ■ Rr| i. i. ^ lop milt In nr iitifjiorItii*.$ iiid i atom h-’iiih fjitidiY iiti ,1 'tiTtiii’i* ■■ « . i, » , , 1 S \ iuIksj-sdor Wrfltrr Reavailable, $ 2 37,000,000 ( 0 1 "the they feared a new Urge-Male | *,om ...... * ><> A m en.. . .1 .UNam-hlrr . . . ifetrglr.1 by l.m . delt ‘Smith, on confidential ”sArm y Engineers who handle flood i m n i l h optretion ifiJhi* Kleriu* | ncnl t jtbif J pJirly anil'It* liL rtm til : end ■»*-J _s s ti :-tmr» from Secretary „f Sta'e control work, $10,000,01)0 fnr the area facing the Yugoslav border. This giitn footnote to t!i-* boil rAdfuinisltalion .si \\ n |i .niomit i Avtdl lo t Hi­ Mststiall, lias di».*U*»rd the nesv ( issmIIhoi) on pHf» Reclamation Hute.su and $3,000,with lo .s state of. cont.itrtt ! < < ! i'.r bc‘ d t i c i I t» tt i a n jo and th«» far fruitless rlt. ri —X ( t - r n.-d —M-st-v* 0 0 0 for the soil conseivation tucht iif. Hnvill Itn “Eh ” *i“ :i", j Ueescw—tR— s|o t » “ “ l i t u p Ivo'itct coHTrots m e t nuftea t .« unilerstontt to have trtdieatWeir today inf"H- i ii. tli: ‘ i. The* United States tllrecllve le n ric e .' . ! itishbe ..f th-’*e provision* energy canie to light lodrv in an .1 I louse P»..M| 1,(11 piaxlthuout prut Formal estim ate* for the use take* on particuiar xlgiilfltnnrc !n kaslner arid Oil.,, iters ■ 11 tantin us->1 istt T hf^t view of the approaching Anglo- of this money, h e saitl, will be Atomic I iiergv Comnits’H’n an lepffsetilrd rhe I .1 tied it I ■j f01 '* ,v» *-«• the i.,yd I American conference in L'ynshing* forwarded lite r. Clltiili III VIBjtlojr rsEvjspc 11, tt fntetl tonsrh!ion ui-i v sr iru. it ton to -'iwusa meihnd; for 1n"L et »* tin-vigil tha next t to '<11dt: pigrnrih.i|e read al tiic to- ct'n, at tl-c f m * ,,hJ . 1 .. .ng- toe 'ait-.uspui u n c ion) I’doi tor l!te Inst lea prtwhnrtion of th r R u h r'upon tvlilcKi * * * * * * our ^pr ogr em and the war*built i"»n <d I t ente, by II | ‘ H r?m|:itl. Hr MARVIN.I.. ARROWSMini - s, ,|J ■ - ptD economic recovery not only of Cer- Pu* *"'* money to work, to gather N . M. • I lie principal s,^min t ig ,iri,.| ninny but of Europe depends so with aueh additional money a* iii,.-a* __l _ WASHINGTON; July tti. id , Fhel. first A ituiJili was — made lu th i iimmom-i, ' tcljcrn-* as gtr ? heavily. T hat eonfen’ii*-* is like- may be required and as our eenn Former 1‘iice Administration 10*00 ’“I ........ . ,1 ■ I! ly to p|vot on it • dtowd'iwn be* omy from year to year shall per Herlderkon said today*lie sees •‘lit­ ih etr and tested at AUmscotrlo, rh in the rcpt-tl ,iyaj tint * - t sikii' n .lie HS± tween the two countries over the mlt." Truman declared. “ In that tle immediate danger of n Ma.Ior f t . M . two yens ago Imlav. Louis Hudro.’ Inline: tnall.lgm : .’ll I by ot* Hfitlsli .Socialist government's in ­ way we shall save ourselves un­ ilrnrr«*ion hut th*i pr*rr* may r n . WASHINGTON* July Id. '-P>— /*,L" vomniosi-.n announcemeiil editor of the D itly ^ te tte r , oil, r‘ sistence on nationalisation of the told billions and pave the wav -collapse R,.js Pc in —in f D Fbs* mb) a ■■■—e-y tiltaalrouslv as they did cm Ruhr copl mines. Tho Untied for the lOeal.h prodnelln,, „ )B, «fT afterr World-War World War t. .said Can-’tl |vicf., r‘ V ,.......... .... pf the C.'inum itii'' 11,”i*.* t'sddic I Indi SulH'Omrtlttee I. * « that " ' C«” "U 1I ;ton,*Miu j„|jn 1e»»tit)l States tins opposed ‘Ids, nnd the surely will flow from Die Into-J.it,'-. I list -K- TiV-’l . '.f tile E.verr ".While that, collapse („f (of l tiietl Ysvv Navy rapt-mi ".Whil.!| tired rapt ,-n and and oidaini oi<l,m f ■",1 " "tit ’ ’I tbp ,sf f ifiY U at inn .if 11,,»»»n, t'epsH (jlaite* Natlount t’ssk would ni*t other day pt-nposed that nationalSll cannot ** compare, compared *Uh the ex,se.t. will .............ha..... -d ite- tmn whm I,, i”inrt! il,c ( afls d A nf l '' Ithi^ji iration lie deferred for five year*. grated development of our vat 21' f. i.-rt - giving luivate owners the , ep in f a tear Inn * I^L lrn?e“ H.'.,'l ’ ’ sat.I ' 1 i Man,.’, , ( i;..sei to .. -it -I r.-x>..> W ashington takes the view that levs." letatneil | iteM - i- ti, n in e It sins oo no npicnic, l[eiitlci«in n . , I *1.- ■>*!-•« v "where ’ U ...„ h , ami l mi I l l l l r lli ll rintldnnlixntion is t <111641105 for 141. , ) Mr. Truman, who last wenk ,,, n ninlrmmt prepare! f.,r ijj- nuilti million .•» -Its, nnc 'scn-eiii " ' I tit, S’at ■I; myk IIS111I* the German people to dsciilo. i*» Suna' I •ign t: ■ •pints -I 'f. It i i’ iu,-nt c.iute a* publicly renewed hi* advocacy «>f, |«inl sommllle.. on toe •■.rnuen' pi net am is mid i ,v I sin o n -I si, %il I ' r f * i - If*" .»«« ■lull If.,. Of course it’s easy to understand n Missouri Valley Authority atom ;! r,q>«'i t. lit Mllf'Mllilii ' ‘ ty*Vtr*\A *♦.! • ttlttllHre*' ir r r d . Coir llrd .-i! I (,r. . Ati, I 11 lil* 1 IX why a hm inlist government, which the line* of the Tennessee Val-i He tir-senled his d h i-mnt av l.m in- fr win, h., |„ rt, .ini,- in ih'ut wtpansion of » r hzati \'ji|nli*i it! .Mich I lotion to 4„ol. |„ n i‘ <4 t*M * • * i ••-al h i „ | ranks nationalism e* one n( ft* ley .Authority, made this refer-1rhslrmrui -d ilie execut'vo rnmmitl)"* 3*'III lllll tf*|7 ,nl4l*e4-tl*# J*f *» the l". 1,000 Bile- ;'.tt k aiutind the cardinal tenets, should want to i c of A.nerleana for Democrat!’ lo ll,r. commission sm r it look j f.x t|n. trnpiir > in nppru*- •.-ullierts tip "f H 't ’da to 1, 100,. see it carried out in Germany an I ence In his message to euch pro­ Action, in organlxation of *olf-!ovci ihr Aimv s Manhattan piop otMt acre' M urfsTU an.a dozen > (litl III Vive -it Slat‘isiitlmr.. I’rjvate ms tti t » otfiect to tnelusson posals : elsewhere. It will lie surprising, allied “llberr'a commlMed to the ect at the start of-thu \r tr. PARIS, July tfl, (Ah- France roposed today* to the .-omn'lltre f European Economic Cooper afon that It* Id member c.ationa jirlude overseas production of <«. satlal maiterials In compiliitr their reds and assets under the Marhall program for aid to the eonnanE atep, propoied by Fiench ... 3 .- vi*«HHtl«iira - **!» F«mr| ta Herve Alphand to the j session of the new eronImie organliation'i steering com- Chinese Dike Repairs nlttes, would bring into recovery plans tha far-flung British Em­ Disrupted By Reds pire, the vast colonial terrltotle* pf Francs and the colonial pusNANKING. July l« riVt-UNUsalon of Qther members In -all RRA ordered it*' employees tpparts o f the world. , , d*y to withdraw from the Yellow The commlttefl J i t axaiKne.l the] |i |Vcr dike project after Chinese of drafting Europe's tialanrA Chief of Staff Chen Cheng warn­ Jhoat bT the full economic confei- ed that thr government,could not rvhlch cloied. here yesterday be respuniilkly fnr the aafety of _ j« * a m em ttrs settled down UNKHA pci ,o>i,ocl on repair proj­ ork Igsmediately at tho French ects* iu tcrritiiTy where Cotmnuu foreign Ministry- They will lay lata are operating. iwn a working program for subMeanwhile, Gen .Yeh Nan, ommiMeei on fuel ann power, government representative on a antcort, food and agrlcult'ir# commission for repair of Yellow ,_d Iron and (teet. The suheom* River dikes, said disruption of nittees on fuel and power, trons- repairs hy Communist military , food and agrlcufture and Iron I atari. Tha subcommittees will operations threatened the safety undvr a five-nation executive bf 3,000,000 people living on the •outh river bank. He told news .ittae. conference summer floods might W f g aites t . of Western and South- make repair work Impossible and ropean countries approved said government' and UNRRA ir» __ e.urop committee setup yesterday In groups would have to turn to third plenary session of a emergency relief operations. four-day conference. They will »**t again until the commtt___are ready to report, prutmbly In l^ta August or early September. Britain To Ask U. S. I P r « n L a u r d W iro • V te • ! -■ Oil Hi^hls (liven Private Owners In (blades Park Area > . e a f » S’ Hi »' a fnr the .ctjhs'tlt ' pr-sgralts*. t their 1.,ret. particutariy if they d principle* »* lll>erty .sad los’lre. ,, , , ,, , ,, „ ll-.ii-e nti.-a.lv lit- |"is-*ed tin- ...... rigid* r.* o’t which may he am! ", itie «it-’inocralle U ont ' a.UIng". " f I1’"...inr(.l«| nilh ■ ■ ■proem’s." « . * iI . ni at lh ,Mfl' nnfound us tin- ares, * • "Tsidav. jtmt as It! 1"2 > pricex.« dteeloinrr retntirsi; tn . i.-nl.. i j t»ld _rhi* I lie. pt-ieliiig legislatidn vvould r hnvr lmilted tu »uit of |. .......Y U ' - . t , jit4-viitr> f.,f royalties of t-H • iuu.'-*t!siiti< xs'nsild ti. V h an d ,' (UlglerMn declare*! T»n.e AritH-* ............................. ll«- «>cret " !*. ' "“ ' ' m 'h " 1 , > f. production if the gitvernment *• t (kef I.V f|*e <| 4,1(4| V II.4I again, the puce structure Is ate.I San-lm Itn*.’ m m tll-m pieppie.l p,1* ' ' ‘ • li’liirv liln ltsi.i *: )|.« WSllltl ever ,1- .-i.|.-• ;■ pentltt tlriihng tlirough distortion* and Initial- N. M. M vi unit •( tin- l i i t l i - ' 1 ‘ ■ ■ -r 'here Suml i. F,|e| ,«l i* footl’i t ■r ,v...... a nee*." i "anin-i I....... >p<.< I . , l . r,,|"l ' 1‘ ' 'i-eie undei v • - I• lt*|. Snoilhei* it* Flai tot.t a - !*• t ■ I fill* IriltjlpA 1<| *p .t , , . I-, ■.ny 1 . 11.-X t I I-’j wrni ns prujei t repott, r In* ■ 4iicui re t us Peter— iwi (Ik* ’ll -— i tn intve lift! filin' io , knuwn nf n r ai i|i;n n n l*u. S S 3t rUi kIIU e * iI nn ’ally nuthim,n »)( ,' I .lie ", , -4irr‘« propo'sl, _h(n *’x;srv*sed the IF iIlls i; (|i ' ",tM^l .....i >« im m......... i.f |ii '"<rii<i. „f 11,«. I’m . , .t .,'n i, |(St iesfivlal.nl, |<H, ’(view 11 #• • ape at * irih, f*f* 1* dlirp nf u ii ] k tti t h (i |*11 ■ that “individual right*' p v. . xytil lie- «pnt Ii; . • . qiijtmriK. prulMli ; •hnul.L gi, Hawaii Ih Called Off -*cq.t tut m- i. . t iu. fnilhci llisn those ___ It (i.i Imtey. tt*j ____ f-e.tie R. Gtnvi— . v-lm , .lircrw r' ............ tr ilv B.—S20. ' —” ” - ------------------ --------------------------- ---------------------------— 1 A: ■-«------------------------ J- ’l l ■ —‘ft. ■---------------------J _ .1--W -- . wmam ■' ■. • 1--------------------------., Vs«f the SI tate.’’ Z Bmm--------------------- 4—:------------------------ Ba iB-------------------- ,. -. hfauhntt.ih ‘ pi 1. 1'. •1 Do »* td c g -W ld m ig Ho n o l u l u . July i «. ia i -Tim ‘ uf r; Rep, Hoe veil (R*Inwa). read to ttid n xsllMHr.1 mh l*..u, I rurft ‘1 "" 1 Tr i'e nil1 la1 mill " t), ,\e, Hmjifl A*fm«nUtv C* «ni the com re it tee u telegram of opstrike In Hawall'a Iflfi.fMMt.OOO pine Ytn k. apple industry vended. today n* ab­ 4 |$|i}»risir«l * .til |x.«Hiott front five Iowa constitu­ the it '|wrs„na itijmed ruptly as It beg'an six day* ago. ents who le- said owned 1,000 Morey Flight Made theU I accldrpj, Isvn still relm iii k|is|lR ffi Yrtling* jts 44w4 j5ttii tore* In' th» Ever glade*.-and said Federal tastrar Conciliator Nath, Wit Urn ClMiraJ list 11,.■, | , , Fur 13 Year Old Girl their oil uglitj, I Im- proan I*. Felnstnaer annuuncr.l that Hnill iglies. ti. svln, MtiffpfCil in #' (he (TO tnngahnrrmen'a and Wareti t ikna tec Ici|.' tel net itipmre-, hriit.etl fs-gs ;ui.t hniiaciurn'a Union had called off Rep. |l,<n e tt ufl-Wyo* r e a d .a MIAMI, Ju ly It:. i.Pi - A p t-ji‘ fiactun.l kiljl. Hint t'ncns ' u 'I im iif opppsittois telegrams the strike and that the Industry ycar-’ ht girl wills.an ;.]«n iaftny ItmiriK.i, . its tec c- l e r t IVIU brnlrrin«iilrrflt'«ill j i s l had agreed to rtopen contract pin tt* her tlin-dt mi I*, d ill Sic I* 111 mid *k"u|f Irnrtiniilm i.-i“ of them .(tuns tlse Miami ‘ . men. • negotiations Immediately. A'orlf today nfl, r n , tulle Wil t' A f i v k I-i,--fi, cvn* ||«> 6nt\ Chief Harry Bridges said work­ flight*which emset-d th'- *'.stihl.i-it'i woe <-i Ite in ’ alauilil the pla August XllpUiin. president of ltn r ari^t • , . I Go- Palgtovc f’o . testified that ers would r e tu n to th'dr Jobs'at Nell, f ' t(t crniM- tin harmed. - nr.-f,,, proposed expansion, of the noon. (k s-tndra Issuer nf'tTvton, PalslnVi «linii..f, .,f tt,r CAA, CAR * Iftfl IL N* Lawrence park would entail "'The t h e wholly unThe areord beiweo.i the union trim ' m at Zone, awalio" -.J Itiejiin n Sc-nat, - i.nimirThe Jvcie sttli I I GYff necessary Inking of p riv a te land.' and industry leader* a ft/r fiv e 'vc»t. 1 lay. Her mntlu r, V -■ M 'iri":1,1 work. Ttn ir fiijrflrtg* ,nrc tin, ^ I t « P , l CX« t||n fr Ift. said th at lire" mhi .immi acres tuibulent dayx brougtst pr nce once IJiueF, arranged fnr 1,11 • ii.rtgeiicy ' x| m-cIi-.|r>, te,I, |., .f ,|\ ,, i 4 of S ta t e land* ill the are a are «■. .I* Bgslri to the territory a n t tnded flight aboard is Pais American somethin in tin. iiirnntime. n "completely adequate fo r th# the threat that the strike .might clippi r to Miismi. *They arrived,pul,In- heal : .* *eherinle,j ,,, 1 park ."-■ aprran Ihroughout other major at E' 10 A. M. today. 1ssmeks utcitlwr Mejhpurru Klipstcflt, saying that the pri­ Indiisirie* to cripple ■erteuily the ConqieMng *c|,e,|,dea to New, ^teint. vate property In the Everglades M v.im i:itW M V Jilifif'd entire economy of tho talanda. j York svero lacking at thnCteter, ro 1 ‘ * . ha* "great phtentiat v«lne." a r ­ * ” 1 the rhild nnd mother su n »ped nn * . . \\v Indoor FounlM ins gues! that #_',000,000 appropriated ACood alcohol, la made hy neti-’to New Yurx aboard another Pan I A g C H C U 'H r i g h t U V O T i’j the Florida legislature to ac­ trallslng with lime "wood vinegtir", Amcncan clipj-cr, tin- .,niy p.m „ . ... • , quire private land* is “grim ly M H M I i t . t.-i ’ l t d A T-T he obtained by the daatruclive dia- aengerg In the craft. They hi-' I*r t ' H l l ^ y f i t C f I* IK1I inadequate to compensate private i my of tin" indoor fountain* owners." filiation of tvood. i rlsYd (herj at 8:30.A. AL • . _____ Iml tie* owner, trnanlx. instil sure TALLAHASSEE, July Id, The t’lumers «”d Imllder* se State Game and Fman tCatrr | Fish Gomiiiis'ion today appi-aied i t - 4 l i l t O e r I w t l Y . ________________ LocaLRcal-I£*ta te li ar ai, in,nn. lien im u r miM* ' fTs~ t w e in ftx tn rd a v w b " ’i W ilt* Idt'iilily Is'sl.thlislu'c! Ol 21 Crash Victims i*t - WASHINGTON. July 16 OD ijrertlary of Stale Matihall an­ nounced today the United Slate' is Lakint Hep* to turn over Ml Merchant ships to Turkey. A* a first move in the new piqgiam «>t strengthening the Turkish armed By A n o c ia lc d H ■■ i Seminole County Boys Heartily Enjoy tlrstD ays Activities At Canip Winimft ' fresh fromwater exercikfish lnd (niutla diet-xMiover the eta to. - IL. ■ M - u f sva tre j l.ep a n to n iml rt from r-ilijis-* p „ i| rionra of a apartment tnitlding in the bon* 'howlng that they were In LRlKailno over jurudiettert ol r,c .r*r.w o v e *a irb u s n f M L -m iBy BOBBY; PARKH the Ivwlnnerte axrirtfmlng—claw ’ twa aavnciaa waa^ J .rssu.hr t ’aasp fwtlbe Tile rl— , , litlt* te*« of bV * Ifglxlativo dc-itsiatlo,, Camp Winona ' fnr Seminole and If Uiey contimn- to work like -v n trr e .,o rin u « l R o n d a v and M a n they have he,-n In rte«c* theyll ‘hm Imke Okw choW and n m»rCounty boy* under the direction -.-,1— o—v»«-rd«r--- Itiw-nurte of TI. E. Morris began- Monday he jissln g their I.Inn - xibtMiii-Utrfl -til IliC . li l - Jtililn- ihxei-- arr w .-m lio . wont , 1m__ a.ork_iu.Bir morning t f i r t r i ;*erUk of laegha, tcilt1, ______ -= ......... • salt wgj^ct.-.Tha board of cc.n^r_____ .___aa _ __ , Aa aYtratnatie climax‘to a swell 'r"H°n adihlniifeV* togulNtthttn 1.1 .jiicxl jrnw- liu ild in g tie ** d o o r shouts and ■plashes the____ campera were aaalgned to cablna and first day of ramp was tbe camp-governing taking of ,*!( water It cor tin ne d t.’.ilaV th h n lh Itnibl worked up. a hearty appetite fori fire. Entering thecouncil ring to fish. tog-. a>, F)lu<” b - " ' cyptOrerl pine th* dinner meal. I the steady beat of a tom-tom, the .However. Ihe Game ar.rl Fresh I,,,,-* the l-|i|(l||lg eop tra etor o y - ol i-i|..( rw .rjn o . a n d V * f H tir in th# earty afternoon thel first thing to meet the eyes ofWater Fish Commission contents swimming tests were Jaksp and the campers was a large circle, it has jurisdiction' over frx-.it scat- n i i l t r —«se*. f u ir id 'ir e end floors, 23 boys passed tbe test for white signifying according to an old er fish even if found ir. Icgislly gesa, i n * 'ir a n r e »i|lus'»r. was l.af. ribbons which signify the camper Indian legend, a circle of true salt water. fte-t a s 'he w n le k e d the Jets soak can swim 100 jrardt. 8lx other friemi»hlp_ Within the circle wCrrl Circuit Judgr Hugh \f . Teyior No. cities to the sntirce of the boys passed the' 60 yard test and many Indian signs which like tha of (Juincy hears! arguments In th e water were found. Meantime irate received the hiu* ribbon. The rest outer rind* wero outlined in lime, <Injunction appeal today hut made tenahts nre taking' metis out anU pf the campers received red ribr*a> t'M ’l no immediate riling. some ate stepping in hotels, - TranHactions Made Sir. and Mrs. Hyde Terwillegar, vtbis recently sold their home in Ijoeh Arbor, have purchase.) tha home of Mr. and Mrs. U. B. Crum­ ley at |20 W y|t Sixteenth Street. The Terwillegari will move from l.rxrh Arlmr to the C nitnlty bom# In September, It wax reported to­ day. Mr. Terwllleger Is pro at th* Seminole Country Club. Mr. and Mrs. Crum lev recently put chsse.l the It. C. Unwind home near Silver t-ake. Mrs. Amanda E. I’oltelger re­ cently purchased property In tha Lake Ellen Addition at Casaelherry from, the CasselberTy Gar­ dens Real E ttata Co. for .a re­ ported consideration of $6,000. i . �I kit. t'.'.'T TtfO I cI o ij W ED N ESD A Y . JU L Y H f.N A l.U . N A N K O W II. K I O H I D a Vitamin A In Sweet Potatoes Found High New Friends For Oleo The Sanford Herald |:«V3ttill*>irtf In •Ti.lilUI.r4 0*11* r *rr|.l 1*1 ***** Mnrfrariw* hnn entered jmlitlra in a big wny. In war­ time • martfarinn picked up many friends, -Theae’ are bat­ * I I I H u* tling in Atut.' enpltuls and- in Washington to have’ restric­ t n i* t t i A* H-Ifr#*!»<! rl«* » MIAIt* I tions nml taxes that hedfie its sale taken , off. Natjirallj’ t t t r k r r 17. !'•» » , >1 ( h r l*-i*( ( H it.* I he mil ion's 2,500,000 dairymen and -1,000 wmmtt-rcial, I f » " " t « r 4 . I t . n l 4 » . iin t l r r l U A c I f l ' « r . i r . * e l •»»*<->■ *■ ' * !ir ..■renmeriejj are back of such anti-margarine* legislation aa that in .Montana and Wisconsin where the fee for margarine W I L I - A x i l I . ISHA X rone* manufacture is $1,000, a federal tax Is $000 for manufac­ U llllll lI V I I K . i l * ture, $-100 for Wholesalers selling colored and ,3200 for N « * la * » il* « * » n those selling white margarine. Itetailers pay the govern­ M IIM K IK IIO A r . m l i l r l a A4-»»MI* ment 318 for selling rolored and ?G for selling white. •>. .m l, . ........ • -i* * The National Co-operative Milk- Producers Association O a . M calfc r k f . r > l > i .t a . ... * » * dnjihts.thfit margarine him thy same food value,us butter. an i»»«ia» -.................. *■ r!? Department .if Agriculture researcher* are quoted as say­ U .r I r a r *•** ing that they have about the sume calory and vitamin A All vb.iua*, nrllrr*. rari*» "I . * I b r n k * . i f » l m l i i > * » a 4 * « ll* » * » l content.' • a l r r l n l a n . r i . 1 * l»« lk » “' These are the old pros and eons. A new element has n l . l * . m a tlr. b r r b a i d r a »•» entered the fight since cotton seed oil and soybeans have ■ < m « l r ( ■ il* fltl* i(M _ taken the place of coconut oil in the manufacture of oleo. f» li> * 4 X * ( * * e n r* , U l l 'i r .r a l n l i t * " . Ia r.« **l*****.pl* 1 k *- * * ? , " Congressmen from states raising cotton and soybeans want I s I h r B M tu H .I 0 * 1 4 f t " il* * H I» l* . the federal taxes lifted. They are bucked* by manufacturers D l f l r r * « f r « .n l B i r t « r i l (« >k ' •" » * mil wholesalers, by grocers who resent ,the retail Tax, and >•1 r iit.» i« ia . r r a a m »"* a r U H a n i h * * 4 * * » M » ta *■ c " i* M by housewives trying to cut food costs. AAil "WWf Vlltkir ; -■---- " The housewife wants to know why there should be H » Ilf iA ld im d iwrw Art »! {**• oeiuilties put on the making and selling of uuy good food? A **« rla 1 rd l* r r ** » k l 'k I* » "*• *> ' t»tl*"U*l> I** Ibr aw- tfw irttatili I I she can buy two pounds of m argarine at a low price, M tlua ..I "II H>* <■"*' for cooking and general use. she can then buy one jHiund in th is l i f strn | j m » r f . **« Iff It At >f butter also. If there is nothing on the market hut costly ill* urn* ■ Hf( iftflMVAP A t. Tty HI1YLU8 ytOSKS ■“*n f«i*1f $*t.AfMfl BIBLE I 'll 'i ■■ VEilSF. FOB TODAY i»^—J 1 ;; j • H EBE 18 A -HKAl'TY FDKWj G ro w in g T a x E x e m p tio n s • it a THAT IS NOT A .FR A U D j YOUK FACE REVEALS WHAT - T h e e x e m p tio n o f r e a l f a l n t e f ro m ta x a t i o n tn iiv lieYOU ARK AND YOU tA N 1 P m " , . 4 ,|. A -NASTY SPIRIT. 1 o m e lilt istiU't in .‘± v i n il K>utti*r.,Svteft-rewl e s t a t e is in c re fisU )()K IN TDK M llim W ii'K h> a m o u n t, ac co rrfin jf to T lg u re a o f t h e N a tio n a l A sso ­ ‘ YOU ARE ANtiRYi A m an* wi* c ia tio n o f A s s e s s in g O ff ic e r s . In 1022 o n ly 13 |te r c e n t o f i , f dnm makelh hi* face t" »‘>lnetill r e a l e s t a t e w a s v k e m p t f ro m ta x a t i o n b e c a m e o f o w n e r ­ s h ip b y c h u r c h e s , sc h o o ls a n d h o s p ita ls , o r f o r o th e r B :l‘ . • Aliennti>- (irtirlsl I <> >" ^ at •yn wilt not elide*!' himieU l«* tilt peeph of Florid* by hii I'd ilitent opposition to i k e Lvetgladri National I’aik. - ’• Pse*idenl Human i» hiving • tctcviiion let installed in the- ’W hik House. but tin t won't enable him to »ee how next yeir'i electiur. will luin out. ♦ Since -eiily in i&f war jjest, Jen. Pcj>|tet In i been ItnrhiJH • helping hind t« nuke puttwar III-enicr lot the men who lougnt O ilindo, Sentinel. He could help them • Jo* mote by voting to ic duct taxes. Shyness Can Be An Asset Noilliein politicians agitatin* ‘No greater liantiicnp exlats than .shyness, anti iJinlor the passage of (rd e tii law■ giim t d{*ctiiiiinition in employ ttnitnreti types of nelf*oon?clotiHnens can be torturing in the menl shop) 8 rca tH tb e ItVoiling in the-oxlronior" olmervea Dr. Iw nfr B. Bbfch iii an arlicle newt fnrni Charleston w hirr thr"' ■*' *m,r I-ifu magazine. “On tin* other haml," he go^s on while boy* "•hoi uji" i nrgto Boy ’. a curtain degree of nhynertu may be an asset - providutll S to u t ciuiji leaving llitre lellilictl >f cottrse, that yuu knmv how to turn it to your advantngi, \ tim p e n wounded wiih buck ihot. I As a brief guide the author lists these ten rules for Tlietr ire much wmie thing* g'j effective shyness: *• inn on in thii woild (lu a dlierimi1Never believe-that the other persan-mun or woman oahon in employment. • - is a ’tunny. ■ • I Both Sentlori Holland and Pep pet. who don’t often »ee cj** li iy t, voted again*! the tax re duction bill Monday for the let tn d time in tecenl weekl. I here it no qurtlion but that (lie gotetnment nerd* tlir money, allet die grealcit (pending orgy in it* hi* tory and the cxoibitant cotU ot • treond Wotld War. hut to*i many little laxpayeia * nerd .the money too. What about them? I: ;=■ff. ft ft. I By ID-12 the figure bud grown to 18 per cent. This was nartly because all classes of owners entitled to exemption have been increasing-their holdings. Some hospitals whose property was* taxable have changed their charters to make 'hum non-profit organ Da I ions, and therW nre't.TJrtxeinpt, And the government has been buying property extensively. In some localities the figures arc really startling .Mil­ waukee reports that one-third of its real estate is taxexempt. New York City has one-fourth. And in Washington H. ( ., 51 per tent of the land is exempt from ‘taxation. As th e total amount of tux-exempt real estate is esti­ TOO LATK TO CLASSIFY mated ut 2b billion, no wonder that local communities are Hy RU8HKU. KAY .econiing interested. The^ argument for exempting certain oroperty owners from taxation is strong, hut many people My guod friend Hob ’Fautnian) indicate* the need of .1 1 bang*, will think, "th ere can he too much-of a good thing.” director of public telntiou* fot “N atuially, I am not .uggealing How much real estate in Seminole County is tax Marine Htbdios at Marinelnnt!, re th at .v e rv renort or region can • entiy *ent mu ropy of a tala li.ade rtilcilain •> full houae of illeaelK exempt ? . K 2 l{ JHU arc* convinced th at he is. don't let hint know 3. Assume that the other fellow is shy. This will atop you from taking advantage of him. them1 LCt 0the^!, discover how great you are. Don't tell 5. When (iiacuvereci always - aTirnit your superiority •eluctantly. 6. Don't force your*elf into hiiv company or situation. Wait to i*t* invited. 7. Always give Hie impression that yoii realize you nave a lot to leurn. 8. Beware of the false props of expensive clothes. Rrpublicap'guveinoti meeting it Jewels, etc,, iiscd io attract attention. 9. .Never 1m* ashamed of tjelng shy. It's no weakness Salt Lake City overwhelmingly 10. Try always to appear as .natural an possible. •elect Tom Dewey at the mo*' likely nominee of .the Rejtubliran tT ’ltl.KY til IS I’.iY patty (of Prriidcnt next year. He HOHTON, July 111, </l'i Ti e city received 12 olI their vnlei to 8 . corporation counsel rulvd r«. entiy ■ fot M auen, the next high man. I James &!. Curley ws> entitled to Thry alio votr'd on die Democratic| jd» »»lary a» mayor whin."he is in vice piriidcntisl ptnipccli, init tileic m i no nUtilanding cimice. I Joseph A. Scolpirictil gsv- hi* Byrnei. Hattiman. L u c a * ami --Byrd, all m O T « t 2, each. Butt there wete 14 olhenikiho received 1 each. opinion after doubt arost whttbar th* legislature'inlendvtl for Cur­ ley (6 collect hit pay at th f rale of t^O.OOU a vear after naming tlty clerk John B. Hynes' 'Temporary mayor/'------- • /eccntly hy Don Yhoniaa, m unag-'traveler* the year around. ‘But, mg director of the All-Year■■Club leganlles* of the clim ate, there are of .Southern Califotnt*. in which j ivsort owner* who (in normal lie urge* the broadening of lb , time*) open th eir doors to* the travel season. j -eason a Ifit Ihter th an Ihcy wo-tld it ia I.l aubject that ahnuld b? Hv the same, token, they -------_. like. . , keenly Interesting to Floridl»DlTtograt fully ahbl un i h o p a t n t one, Vince our statu like California dr-! of the vear when (bey know ilu-re pend* on tourist trare) for u sub.f ia plenty of good season left. ■tantial portion.of its revenue. 1 "-The extended aearon (tii-mele Thornaa poinla out that “a tre- [ la available, tf the travel industry iiiendott* amount of exiellen*. vn?a- goes a fte r it. lion time I* going to w aste in. “Our sum m er vacatlm* hnbit is Aniericn todaifc” llu ternia ourj largely -an ontgrwwth of th ? hnbtti trrfvel viewpoint outmoded in ll,rat' of schoola and huaineva. • Many it establishes the though* that achtHd an(t thorfiie*. such a* Dr. John certain month* ara ''var*:iog 'W . Studebi -baker, U. 8. Commissf'iifmonth* or travel m o n th s' nnd ..tH- er uf Education, favor ataggcritig era are couiidered "o ff s«a*ni,4." school vacations throughout the Continuing, he *aya, “Not all of year, in place of the present snmthese m onths are off-season for m ir shut down. But accepting the reason t h a t they at* not good school vacations as they nro now, vacation month*. Many of dfum i th* Census Bureau stu tid ic s i« are good. It appears that they, veal th a t there are ■id.l tl.MM ate shunned and w asted largily ‘ Americans who have no vrho-d age because they fall outalds the time- children and who are not teacher*, hallowed, few mid-tuminei u m u n i. This fra v d group is not bound to when the American pubihr hu» ul- the fixed school summer vacation wav* rushed to crowd in Ita uu- period. 1 nual vacation. "Her* i* a very ' rich puteutinl "This wail# of potentiei vaca­ market of people ,who, wi'h em­ tion time I* doubly unfortunate. ployers' cooperation, could take People who follow the same old vacation groove are tnlsalng new sights and experiences. Kroin the profit standpoint, no industry.— leait of nil In the travel fit Id — an afford to overlook au tnudi.of Its potential and not suffer. With the great hulk uf America’* vaca­ tions bunched into mid-summer, the travel buainees I* forced to meet the entire year's exiimiea in a relatively few mouths of rush uueratlon. A condition that has proved inefficient nnd costly m atter) content, he points out, and liiay—especially in tjipovcrlahed ru ral legion* *»f th# south—aupplem rlll tile dietary *1 -*. ficienciea of *’f*ti>arkH an t “enwnpon**. One a v e r a g e serving of th - i , * high Vitamin A content iwe* l f*. ^ a tfe r. Dr. Elmer said, would j : ... vide the normal daily r ^ n i n i i i,t of the im portant grow th yitarim .' When a sweet p o tsty **sp it” make* ita drhut. Dr. Elm.-r t* 4 1 anxious a* a prmlucer a t e first night perform ance. A fickle lie may tu rn down th e sw*.-titt, most succulent "sp o rt” dm ply i *cause it has a dull coiaplcliun,' Farm era who tiave been pr**>l*,. og tense in w hat Don Tlpima* savs till th is subject: S tates like f.*Hfo rn ia .a n d Florida tbtvi ttiuen to offer the tourist and vHilor e te rj month in the year. A nationwide educational- cam­ paign to encourage trav*-i aitu vacations ddring whxt we now term off-season month* would do murh to alah itirr the industry build tow ard a dcpeiulaidl* yeararound travel business- The » ujimer vacation idea is based on hab­ it and not nccoaaity. Industry suffer* hulk of ita employer* Insist on ■lulling at the same time An in-j telligent progtam of itacgeredl vacation* could easi)/ b f worked ! out th at would meet w th the **f»pioval of both employer* oivl employees. Ftolida could well a f­ ford to work with C ih frrn in and other tourist slate* in telling llil» “new” vacation-travel idea t j the nation. T h is - is n o t a n “ o r ” c o u n tr y , b u t u n " a m i" ciA m try . I.ut u s h a v e all g o o d fo o d s a t n a to w j t r i c e s u s c o n s is te n t w ith r e a s o n a b le p r o f it f o r g r o w e r s - a n d s e lle rs . WEDNESDAY. J t L t to. 0- ■ AP N e.w afeattliv M.XNHAXTASs, Ka* — T h e » * noth) rue ^cxi .liver ail can -I® Ut furnishing Vitamin A for 1 a®1*-# (hat aweet potato*? can’t, suy* Ur. O. II. Elmer, K anou State college plant pathologbtHe predict* it won’t he tun*fore awret potatoes have taken ov er.p art of the Job and are doing it more cheaply. Dr. Elmer fcar watched die t k « t potato grow Into a nutriiioi-m g i­ ant. and he said-this Klin ’.0 f1™ vr.lue can change the healt.i dard of the very poor, ahoie diet long has been deficient in v|*** min A, particularly during the w inter. ; , . The stored root* lose ilttiv of th eir carotene (Vitamin A food H i. Hi IT plant variations for CcnlttHc* .1 new type** “sports.” Mole* refer to them as mutation*. th e In K ansas the N ancy Gold. * "sport" developed by Elm ar, h u replaced her (intent. N nnry Halt, in the field and on the table. T i* ' young Nancy Oold is a s-ftly bliuhm g la-anty w ith f l j a Jihws »» much Vitamin A as her patent. Don’t Head This <V tlnlesH You want to sell ■ car You want lu bu> a car \Ve will »«» >«ur c , r ,0.r fit comfiisslon.. |f It jyour o u r car Is. Is nut ay only *1-00 regUlr*. D°on' f»*.UjFl*h hid'may be retmed by seller. Smyrna Auto ' Auction Co. Auction every Tuesday t l \ M. H u rlin g jul> --n d X, j i , » Sm yrna Heach Aitpnd tiring Your title . th e ir •vacation* at period* other than mid-summer. The tm u l in industry i» tow ard eni|iIo)ci*’ co­ operation in this situation. I hap|ten to know that aeverai- large concern* s ic w o n considering an ex tra week bonus for vacation* m. taken in a non-summer tvs* seas in “Thu old vacation mllerik is beginning to change, .Vi- ara in an era th at hold* a •lew rnm ep ___ _ of Existence tlon leisure. r f IviMire lin n is n fundamental of recreatinnal travel. According to the D epartm ent of Commune, more than four-fifth* of all persona .privet* Induatry end n”r per eent of nil office workers are eligible for paid vacations. Over Hfi per rent of union work­ ers have vacation clanie* in their contracts. The eligibility for recreatUinal travel lias m ireased to th e point w here it is becoming u s u p ie fot the many. “ Tlir -iiustiuit calls for a new fnrm ula hy our travel industry to meet it. I suggest that we en ­ courage travel to grow into the stable, vesr-around business that it can tic." , There it much sound cuimron •Y o n t H IT PARADE* . WTRR TUESDAYS 7:15 — 7:15 ____O*---- jr ----------- - m Tlir paths oi glory, lead but li­ the atsvc. Heibeit Salterlee, who| tnanied J. P. Morgau’i daughtr in 1900, served *» ^ ‘-lieutenant I in-the Navy jlu rm jv fh e. S|»*mrh J American w*r, w»t .auiilanl ,»«* 1 tttary of the Navy under Teddy Roosevelt, and ty«k. one of the richest men in Ameneji, was foum’ dead in hit New Wrk apartmeiy the other day. fk^R sd committee tuifide at the ag^.bl 83. Hit w:f had died less thanks year ago. Tliose who had b*eV't jealoui of him throughout hit long life, couid be jealoui no ;r DR. CHARLES L. PERS0N8 OPTOM ETIUST ANNOI NCHE THB OPENING OF H19 OFFICE FOB THE PBACTICE «OF OPTOMETRY 501 ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK BUILDING &ANFOKD, FLORIDA We believe SekalW Bricker h*i something when he u y » it i» too •atjr lor some sotewball with < fancied grievance ^tb’’diop a gre­ nade from a ’’tfklJhW right into the mitldle of tW a w a te chambei wipe out in one fclT swooi most of ibis country's senior law makers. When a crazy man can hide in the Capito^ cornier* end take two shots at * Ycunlur before j caught a l^ t(a n y th in g can n. What it ft>, pflvtnt a for-1 spy ffDta® lfiiipg tnlrantel th* S tn a li balcony aiid drap-l • ping .an atomic bomb’ d-hich be I iC has'pickcd up m . a aouvenir in ,lb« Oak'-Ridge plant? He might blow up the wbob city of Waih- THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1947 Hoara: f-11 — 1-5 flatanlay t-l> - PHONE Vs , •- MR - ■ e m it UHkia AurnosuT o r tit* c o c a -c o ta coaraH T I f SANFORD COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY T ! me isfK » EXAMINED — GLASSES FITTED — - *w m ■V—.- .. - ■ - •* -* • • -* . ’ ’ " ■*: v >•; - £ : • -T - ■ ■7 e " ’• ' ■r* "S - • — --' * V # * �T H E SANFOHD H E R A L D , S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A It Takes Planning To Pack Cosmetics Greek Battle Social Calender ((WallMMea rriam I’» | | «*■•> Inferm ed sources *aiil' such n m tr rniieht cum* in an effo rt to AP N*W*fratuif» ucvj»*i«r , LONDON ilr.il Mount Grantmo* which has been t„ Britain u k in v * Mvcr* pummelling for . women, ha* *oarei A United S t a i r * sm barsy „ r(M 0j . m^ spokesman said that both the preWsr voliiuir Government*- „ |lU v . , ' . Mr. and Mr*. J . Herbert S i r e n British and U. . “exchanging inform ation' • h av e, returned' tu their home in weie la k e Mary a fte r ipp'iulltuf n munih Ik „ . In K . . h l „ i . . » . .. J In in Washington) O.’ C. anJ k li Jtnia w iirtv-tbey visited friem li and ra- t.rre k border K rite. . **,«,„ «... Source* In official government , , v-. . . latlve*. ri.e le . aaM If lha Greek J .{iJ ,„r „ 1 it might be „ . . Mr. and Nk*. Byron P u t and g r e w much w orw son, Charles, plan to leave Friday necessary to request the Ameri- , Beauty aaperta V .V V 11,1 fur Savannah, N. Y. to spend the can. mission tu sanction ail increate In the Gteek arm y- from * ¥**' summer. l.iU.OOU to tlWMHttt men. Such, n W“ M Mr. and Mf*. Kilwirt Slilnhotser 'sh arp Increase would bite sub- *** * plan to leave on Friday for Day, d a n tia lly into the United S U leJ lp*1 ^ ,* " 1 Iona Beach to spend, about twu aid program funds previously &BF wreks at the Hutchison A part­ earm arked for civilian use. ments. Celery Feds Given Steak Dinner Monday The local Celery Fed Baseball THURSDAY T he Veterans- of Foreign W ars tram and their wives w erj en ter­ A uxiliary will meet at the Tourist tained on Monday night with s strtek dinner given by the Sanford O u t e r a t 8:00 P. M. Baseball Association a f Aujfe V following the gam es wdth Orlando This dinner expressed the As­ sociation’s approval for tho trends string of victories and i h e n In ­ ning of the dorble-header over O r­ prior to the dinner. C ircle No, 6 of the Flr*( Bap- lando Steak*, french fried potatoes, tte l Church met on Monday a fte r­ lettuce and tom ato salad, hot rolls noon a t the church. Mrs. It. Tcoffee were served to the Thomaa presided over the meeting and members prudent. Thote atten d ­ and Mr*. Hess Stevr-ns conducted were Mr. and Mrs. Dave Bride. tty .Bible study. Sewing material* ing M r.-and Mrs. Tim Tyler, Mr. and for the local hospital were distri­ Mrs. Our I K ettles. Mr. arid Mrs buted am ong the mcmlier*. Mr*. Bill Stanton and Mr. and Mr*. H. W aydr Rucker closed the busi­ Hslpii Satli-rfirld. A lso’tbon Mur­ ngs* tesshm with a prayer. . Refrv w m n l i were w ivw l to the ray. John McManus, B. |), lik e , Don Ford, M artin Zuba. Waltei following: Mrs. H en rietta Leon­ H arrington, Charles Uliacit. Bay ard. Mrs. J . K, Andres. .Mr*. J . K. H itt, John Tornat. Edwin Davit, tyuriai Mrs. BtevVpjJ Mrs. John Malloy, Mra. F. H Hodwin* Mra. Je rry Silverman apd Al McMillan. Rucker and Mrs. lliom a*. Baptist Circle Met At Church On Monday CHMF.NT Mr. and Mr*. Cheater Mu»^.annouDcnt today the birth of a sun, L arry (M U*. on July 7 a t the Bap* t l i t H tr^ ital In Memphis. Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. Muse arc form er residents of Sanford and Mr. Muse w as connected with the Mather F u rn itu re Co. Capt. and Mrs. Dee Waelde an­ nounced today the birth of a son. A lbart Charles, on July IG a t the F tm a id Laughtun Memorial Hos. pitai. M rt. Waelde will be rea tm b e re d a* the form er F ath er­ ing K<Af. Cant. Waelde Is a t presentW vith tne Unitetl S tates A rm y overseas. COUNTRY CLUB I*ARTY . CANCELLED Thera will ho no party tonight a t the Seminole Country C)ub. Charles T otter announml today and said that open-lmsac la being planned for Saturday evening-at 9:00. o'clock. He also announced t W 1* Jmffet supper will be serv­ ed n e w Wednesday night for Btember^and their guests, >. NEW YORK — When, ns hail On Indicated for some time. Leon nken and Eddie Davis put nnd M to their 20-year pailneishlp .-thsii^fxtremely lucratlvo. night ah, I ^ i and fiddle’s, Broadway lost one of its1most colorful hosts. v tty aforesaid la*on Enken. kiWhile E*ldle Davis’ bawdy bal­ ladry certainly was vthe main at• .traction for laion and Eddior In an entertainment way, the effu­ sive Leon a t the door greeting his thousand* of acipiainlanees was equally os mum a profitable part o( their amiable G2ml S:. uproar T h rtn y re few hftxts of |q«m'i ■uperiu^ptyle left on Broadway. Tty trend seems to have shifted to aloof and accented continentals or the extremely efficient. headwaiters who act more like frigid diplomats accepting an unfriendly government'* protest than -the * friendly *TbuIa of old New York nisht club tradition. I^eon has a reputation of knowfag as many folka in every walk of Life as Jim Farley, whose mem­ ory forffsres and nant.s I* stippolrd iV x - of all-time champion Ofilber. Not only does I^eon renber -a name and the home n of thousands of hla hintngI visitors, hut he would -reiWr the names o f'o th e r rc*lts of a customer’s homh burg, attractive little host’s trick rh endeared him to all hl« itele. Nothing is so arceplshle New York os the mention of it home town. UrtiWMsrx with this habit of semltmnrr fares and names >tr have * worry about finding Jrosdway Job, for they attract guUr customers /rum out of town (a. howetey busy they may be tending theaters and the sightRng points during tho day, or WT?ng on occasional New York pnea*. seek out * friendly face the evening. fhls, then, was Leon’* purported •tus as a host. He not only has rtputafou for bting o o u o f the tertecm stauraleur* In the ‘ hock the hm>»e," meaning operation ,lhc kitchen and attendant liusl* as, but U qne of the b«vt liked gsrsns of thla frequently uniy community of Broadwa/. ba.onm iuncci lLat he through with the ploee, eftei Ijsrsb ie urging from his p a rt who w ant*.to go it alone ot reputation da a night club swulner. Loon had five urge«l Miss Shirley Smith left Miami by plane Sunday for Anticun. tiiiutemalu, w here she will attend the Florida Southern -College summer session. Circle 4 Met With " Mrs. J. C. Hutchinon M iss'E d n a Bandolph H atri* nf Jurksouville is visiting her sister, Mr*. June lloutnill.it. Mr*. Clay William* has retu rn ­ Mr*. J . C. Hutchison en tertain ­ ed from Puerto Rico where she ed msmlierm of Circle No. 4 of has Iwen v isitin g her fa m ily 'fo r the F irst Presbyterian Church for some lime. thA r regular m eeting-on Monday at 3:30 o’clock a l'T ie r home, at Mr*. Lourine Beal haa returned Indian Mound Village. The rooip* from a three wveks' Vwmtbm ritrr> of life Hutchison home were deco- ing which lim e she le n id n* n tated with Arrangement* of vari* delegate to the National Pilot,t'Uili colored xlnniaa and marigold*. convention lit Columbus, O, and The chairm an, Mrs. Hutchison, visited in D etroit, N lagaia bulla presided over the husinesn session and in Ji’eW York with her sister. and the Bible lesson w as taught Her n in e. Miss Shit lev Mot nan. by Sirs. K. S. Vernay, Announce­ returned to Sanford with hire to ment whs made th a t the monthly spend the rest o f the nimmer. visit to the County Home will Umade by Circle No. 4 th is month. The rommiUee la under the direc­ tion of Mrs. C arrie Smith. A t the conclusion of the meet­ ing refreshm ent* were served by By BOH THOMAS the hostess to the member* prvsHOLLYWOOD. Ju ly ) Id, (,lb till-nrt Davis and llw BluiirhniiJ, who crmnled i lot or foothill Tnio till minutes last fall, an- mm n ing against- a different dcsdline. They will have to do u lot of tpovle By MRS,* A. K. MORAN -------1--------------- - — ... i . making in th ree Weeks, or els.*. • Mr. and Mrs. K. L. F utfonl and The Army grid g reats have family and GHsa Edwatnl* spent startial a film ten tativ rly titled the weekend in Tarpon Spring* “On Patnde," and it is imperative visiting the J . W. W hlthurm fam- lliut they finish the job by, the end of the - month. They hex e u Mrs. I>orla Ingram of D tytona date on A ugust J with awn cone Bt-arh, Mra, Ik E. Schweningc: who won’t w alt—tlicir L’n-t • Bam. and N anry Schw eninger, of tilenn reports to the infurttrv ut Chicago spent several d ay i with F ort Riley, Kan., ami Doc iujuh for a ir training n t Kundolpt) I'iulJ. I found Ail UUL wand cj-iug hi mi ml the set at general service studio, Mrs. J . T. McLsin and son Tnramj- watching how tile itlOVte liusinesa tiefore return in g to h»r homo. operates. D oc-had the day off. Friend* of Mrs. Henry K retw r “They shot one scene 11 time* will reg ret to learn she hi ill nt this morning,” U lcnn.repotted, but th e 'F e rn a h l.lju ig h to h Hospital In he didn't scent g reatly worried Sanford. aliout the iipproarhing deadline. The Misses Lillian Moran and We retired to his large and.coniFrance* LcFil* left for T allahas­ fur table dressing room, where, I see Monday to attend Girl* B u te. told him, t had last interviewed They will be gone for a week. Carole Land)*. "Mu and Carole, Mrs. Joe Corley and daughter, you know,’’ th e rhunky hufflmck Irm a Jean, of Coronado Beach auiiled. were guc*ts a t Mrs. Corley’* par­ Ulcnn said the picture would be ents. Mr. and Mra. K. T, Rumtner- a simple story of their lives, bow sill. Wednesday. they met and how they got Into Mrs. Bara LeFII* celebrated her West Point. There will I* no Hollywood GENEVA NEWS HOth birthday Thursday with a dlriner at her home. Five of her seven children were present; Mr. and Mr*. Frank 1-eFils of Oak Hilt. Mr. and Mrs. B, B. 1-eFil* of Mims, Mra. A. E. Mm an. Mrs. Ethsl Thutnas end Mr. and Mrs. U. C lo>FiU of this However. -ar on lieautif^ing lirr By. J A liB KADH •Pa a te only alrnot btHI in the whole ■r* coHiilry. Ihal would make good The Adirondack Inamit or a* U-i-cIi is concern* lerior to any ulher* fo. Mcmbeis nf the A nteatsrs Association, which g o th rts twice a week d aring the rrU p season at ' th at come Dom a le itilo ry wlteie the National Zoo H rstaurant, there are plenty of berrie* to sa t­ have l>een promised steaks from isfy their nppi-titr. K x|ieits say the antlered liesnis f r o m the I th a t a wild anlinnU* flavor is d e­ wilds of. Canada. * * term ined *ti> It ilfeli If n liear The A nteatem ’ A w d illo n , so eat* fish, for rxampl*. the U*ar named by Its organiser, Drv Wil­ is ap t to tasle like fi*h instvnd of liam Mann, Zoo jlite c to r, Iwenu e Iwar. he ndmlres t|ie sttrk\-liinK urd,j Inng-snouted mammal that dotes j The u s* slat Ion had suine goo»l on an ts, has HH1 memliets. They liear last season,. It dim e fi»m include business and pittfessinnul New Ritgtand, wn* tender and lorn nf the District; of t'oluiiihitt ju lf jl AllUut fire yents ago, ami Iwech can’t fnigrt it. they gut ■» and some memlirni of (‘ongrvss (war th a t m < old and. Imigli and Host tu the association, (inidnn p retty alm og. It m ine front Dis­ Leech, tnanagrr of the iv staursnt, mal Hwani|>>, Vu. is busier than a bird dog placing Bears a n ex|ieu*ivp. They av■iidrra fur the moose, and for liear.“buffalo and teiiap ln n* n a g e -a r o ii.i.l ij.7 5 a |uium|, A l!iO-|K)und Is'or Inst year had In Iwnr, buffalo, pheasant am! tr lie trimm ed dnwn to pnuruln *o lauiii n} well. Bight a fte r Lubm Day lo-n l-eech aiml liml of rourse be.) expect* to travel -u rn to tnai his pheasant and luiffalo coi h n m hurgvi' ami stew rmitit hftc been cook'd up from the trim tacts. Yon have to dicker nroui tilings, but you Just couldn't off.n lilt, -sort of like men in tl such plekiiiu- to ah A utentei. The buffalo may come from a " *IRN leservntim i in tlkluliuliia and rt then again they' may come fto.it ' nr" *“ Nevada. Iweeh isn’t Mite je 't. I t ' 1,1*"‘r • dejiends mostly on whirh ir* -l Bear ervallon has a sorpto* of buffalo. !•*' B*N Buffalo are ail wards or tho '* government. A ceiling of GOO 1 "" i* (anm ilted for our N slloiisl f » r- t- ^— esls. When th rie 's 1m increase, i(ttn in , the , herd,• the • , surplus * , is, sold.' enough .......... Jap Treaty Girls’ State To Hold Elections Tomorrow Kiwanis Meet lla in la w t frail f r i t U t.l which would end sxcluiive domi­ nation of the g reat pow tts in this field 1 MntulOV TA LI.All \S «tpE . Ju ly Id. iA1)— KiVitl party caucuses today b lo u g rt Hotted in otlt I^ fftiniidalr*’ for of'ices ill the Fjoiida Gir!<‘ S tate belnit condtictep h r <o be the AAmerican Lecl•iii Auxiliary. A* the delegates liste n 'd t j bona fide public of filial* explain their d o t iif . ardent campaign* K a r t e ll lake the m atter |und*i consideratiou and Russian objection or viiunterpiupoftl ha* been re reived. The Count) ten invited to the Amt, lit parley a te the members of .the F ar .F.astvin CoinniUstun •cl up s IhiuI twy year* ago to make allied pohejr~ fftr*the J a p ­ ans** occupation: A ustralia, Can­ ada. China. France. India, the Nclherlauds, New Zealand; The Philippines, the United Kingdom the Suvlct Union and the 'Uni*. e»l Status. • ' These II w e re ' Itivited, a Injtli S tate Departm ent official said. bcr,au*e the American government \* drlerm ined th a t the Japniirmpenee trea ty Wotk from the out-el wilt tar ra llie d on by Ihu intgvst possible numtnrr of ipinlifii-d nations. The list include* llir so-called lllg Foflr of the Pacific war, the II, S.. flrltflA, - China and Molsis. It also Includes nation* such us A usitalia which, a* American officials fieiiuenlly point out, cop-* 11 doited much more to I hr war effort against Ja p an than Hu min, which r a m i ’ in only at the last f m .g 'H v i t.oichifKand cabinet po»i- a m i'b y every nteaifk at lift' dinpftsal of the ’ConimunUt c«m spirsry. ADo the ju iitj <Ire laic., that It will fight “ for the people'p ea rt" which t* the i«a£t* de­ sired by llic Sill-lei ■Ilctatoi-'l) !'" At(P i)u«tcd In- the repbit wa* the talk at the ctinvenlhnt by tinMev. Norman Maw-on, of tlniu rio who war witli tins llritilh lu-r a ltln ff ill Bn—.iu aftPI Wot Id W ot i and vi llo ’WAIU-.l!' that if World War III come." tlieie wilt lie no Jiltit-s. no men-v and no w arnings, bm surpfio' achieved liy ti eacliery and riici'itr» a ex|>et im entatliii bv alomhpower and gel III Will f.ne. T lie club sppioved the suggest- tion* in * ■ oopjnliatlnii. T te niiininnfinV lirimarlav tion tmum row i'liv of ’-sd. Smith lhau.it cndpTOe llie effort iJ f*lnnpI--IM.*i*liriK |*ust .Vi to have a Klnrithr Jagioti memorial yn i led here. PreilJcnt |..-ie r -Tharp nnnmincnl that h* tiro State legion mcm‘ \mertro"* 'Mo* l T he.H ireling called here 1* sunpored to tackle only nuestiuii" of |M-ni-r tir a ty procedure creation o f working commit* i, when and wliete peace to's•iires should tw held and the BeaulifnT- Aluminum — I 'n li r -- Pntisheit M \»k Me For Free KsliMale \V . ItulilitM in — 'O rliin tln The dale, Aug, II*. follow* bv only 1(1 ‘ days the opening of a British CVnutii)iiwktUli-c u iifo rm r on Japanese peace probtrnw< ill t ’anbeirn, A usitalia, Some off!rials Iwlievr th a t Iwcnusr .of this the A ustralians might favor a delay ill the W ashington co,t* ferenr*. tnfoi mailt* here said (ien. Douglas M nrA ithllr Imd Iweil krpt fully advised _ of pluijs for the Washington confarvnce and the implIFition w a it1 Rial the pioposat* have his appioval. \ STARTS THURSDAY I'OK 2 DAYS! J im tt[vn*W ttH *om U -^aw wW Y ■ , 1 'i i i i o . ihricht equals m v j n . rsuv * l* ‘ *o mitn a WA * N i R \ a r - * r j »M r NEW YORK, Ju ly M. >4*. Form er Mavor Fiorello II Liftuatilin. wbo was operated on June IK for it pancreas iimlirimi. was ilescrlbed today by hi* physici­ an as "unite n sick iiiuii.'’ JA M E S C A G N EY I3RUE MADELEINE UATi! • HANK “ YOUH DOtTOUS** --'III 17 ' VJU\tN TAM 111 n iMIAI1M ^ 0RI | Europe's first railroad sleeping | r* w ere based on A m ersn •» ® ® ® ® @ ® ® ® ® ® © @ t e © © i } ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® so tweeh hope-, in iimu i ue ronim neti Iweeli says the association I* fi^ ,* nf the world, is be'laved in truggllng over tiie hear lie the sunken vallev <‘f six amient n. Bears Hi*ntm are scarce. .nraic**. Theie »river. !%*.«** problem. 'rJ 4* /• m p p m * - W e r y t h iit g you ever w a n te d o r d re a m e d o f ih a r a n g e ! THURSDAY and FRIDAY ONLY DRESSES Soon y o u * 0 "* Mrs. Neile Thomas and Mrs. Moggie H art were al*o present. Fret! LeFils of Belle Clads and Mrs. (ilayds Parrish of Oceanside, Callr., were the two children ring saving. " • Td U Set ^ (tn tt on • BLOUSES 1 Rack $1.98 not present. The Vacation Bible rrlmol closed Friday with approximately H5 people attending a picnic at Horse pond. The school wo* quite a success under, the direction of Rev, Monel Nelson with assistance of Mrs. W. G, Kilbee, Mrs. Henry Harrison, Mrs. Lester Brown, Mrs. Calfln Oldham, Mrs. 'J. T. Mcl-em, Jr,, Mrs. A. E. Moran, Miss Lillian Horan and MIm Betty Summersfll. Another fish fry and picnic was enjoyed down on the shore* of Lake Harney at . Fort -l-anc. Satur­ day night. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Potter of Minneapol­ is, Mr. and Mra. J. V. Tnulo of Fort IJtuderdale and Mr. «ml Mrs. R. A. Murphy of Orlando, Also. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bal­ lard, Mr. and Mra. W< M. Klllye, Mr, and Mrs. I^ntls Rrodemvyer, Mr*. A. E. Moran, Kdson Colt, Mr. and Mra. B, F. Wheeler, Audrey Moran and Charles Murohy. Approximately 200 peopln gath­ ered, at the Community House for dinner Sunday to welcome Rev. Mansi Nelson and family of the Methodist Churrh. Mra. 0 . C. I>eFUs, Mr. ami Mr*. Robert I-eFilt vlslteil St. Augus­ tine and the Marine Studio* Hunday. Mra. Ethel Thom** w-mt Mobday to Jacksonville to the River­ side Hospital for treatment. Mr*. R. N. Btrevell, Mis* Ikirie Ingram, Mra. Mary Emm* Schwea- WASHINGTON LETTER PAG E TH REE on time. Their filmlBfrom which they will receive a prrc-'tUage of the profits, will probaidy lust lea* than 1200,000, > "I only hope, *ald Utenn, “thatwb come off hotter Untn Torn Har­ mon." . ' !<• was referring to .(ha lite epic of the gridiron, “ Hirrtnoh Of Michigan." It ran he said of that film th a t it did neither football nor picture* permanent damage. ^ l o d s bo.b .»« ” ■ islic tiie csr »b«a Awuirfet! M a te ria ls, bled l0P ol rso««- Ciiloni & S ly leo . rS?U«« wv.r*. by j a S C yysS w «» HATS icll«« burner SHOES Zoundsl Here comes another Barrymore! The latest, family addition to Hollywood la John Drew Colt, 30year-old son of Ethel Barrymore. He has started h!a movie career In "Imagination," In which he play* a stage manager. Ho does not possess the traditional profile, ‘ • S ' K . - ’S i - o , ties*® H «lth be*u'f* •s s r* !® 8 •essttff Your choice of a. good aMtorlnteot of Hummer Bega * 5j o nSv t o3l eK g !* o cs. In a dd ition to i h e i t j w d n y ipc cja l lool u ^ t , T A P P A N Rt e i are e q u i p p e d w it h i h c l e l i i o u i , , . i lwl t e l i n e i n e n t x Re ce itc d T o e - C o v e B u i * R e m o v a b le O v e n Bottom. Sani-Cleitn O v e n I n t e r lor, ( n o r o u g h e d g e * la i n ju r* y our h o n d t ) O v e n H e a t C ontrol C o n v e ­ n i e n t ly - h i g h Center O v e n life tim e Burner G u a ran te e . C o n v e n ie n t C u t ­ le r y D r a w e r w i t h C o n d i m e n t Set G i a n t B u r n e r l o r f a i t or qu an tity c o o k in g . Sim m e r B u rn e r lo r "te n iitiv e ' fo o d i, b ra is in g . -taA.ui-WaU D*.la«t MEN’S SHORTS H tripen A ( ’olnm toy* ■ „y*«r Tafpa" Qa-i (lantjCA. in Tamp*. 24 HOUR SERVICE SINCE 193S All other Items la ntore valued Jit |1.00 off regular prlc MWe Clothe the Family ,00 or more Sanford - Phone 1252 - Fla. State Hank ltldg. (be Home” Phone 174 Orlando - Phone 4678 - 1249 N. Orange <tw.f �w L F *• PACE FOUR 'J. . ! . ■! WEDNESDAY,. JULY THE SANFORD HERALD/SANFORD, FLORIDA 'W *1. L" 1- .• Tonight; Feds Drop Tilt To S e n a to r? S core R un G-Men Keep league Sanford Legion Nine THE AMAZINGI n N in th T o W in 3 Lead By Defeating T r i m s Leesburg 11-3 Leesburg Pirates The Sanford American .leg io n o V “ '•*> T o 2 G a m e; B isscn Junior baseball nine soundly trounT o F a c e A ncientt; Manager Myrl Hoag of the ced’the Leesburg Legion aggtvgn- • i A t iw ^ v V is sic- Camp Winona Boy* .7 ' rm rlda Htal» Hank Tn John D. Cnrlynn etua Mar)or1o C. C tonla C. II To O v « W. O eo r a o .slu s Mary. JUard, 11***!* MsY rtvlr L J. TO K lnlar W. Thom** aiu a 'lflM U C. Panford Atlantic National »*nh To Harold Wnl»nn. L cA oep was ■ib’fA a A fR eetiC ^-A lP Kit*A M gRe Wa s L A trse A T P l A lp p k o m f il / u c T o o i ' ■Cis'vt'PAseMAjJ vMp -J c o l l i e *AAc k O'Vej O gO el A F 1.A 7PR K g i s • & & O R G E M P Q O IN N . PUiLAoeLFMiA A tu c * ftc o a ^ SrAB^4GrTMBVAcli«6«r-1&WABO H » fi ■AMetfiCAM LgAflO® P»4/4Ac4r let Act AAAAtldd COM00ACK - I 6 * 4 egAu-y cpA itioeit e 0 60 f M'qoieiij iT MrftjKd A eoW a to o POislf^ o /g f ? » lir i9 ‘f6 AVfJRAGfr A 4P neW>»Aj&w i T s u ^ e e e sr* With the ’Invention o f cal sheep shearaToh* man can now clip up to 28 animals dally,» • k v sm ssh tm s r*d» •>■•> Soma of-these were th* wampum bird which pfoticted th# camper* Legal Notice from those two fatal dI §***#• to good campers- homeslekneaa and n iiu u m dkkp» grunpmeaa. •- L j. CoUmsn. Mary Ro 1* a*vlr Alto portrayed wa* a horse, a Mary .TL F.arU. * . good luck sign of the. Indians, an b r i e . Mary E. To C J. C#l*ma» arrow, a sign of peace and un­ •lu x Mary UoyO. Cabman. C. J. *«u* broken friendship and a halfmoon -pm jwUh.corners carefully turned up to C. J. RuyU Colamau a lu j^ s su l* " to datch any 111 luck that might Morrison, John M. slu g Dorothy otherwise befall- the --------- ---------------- - - camperr. , H»l*a To Wm. II. Moody olex * m Many Indian word* which expUMis t sj - yr. June* Ban It. Mux LonlS* r. activities to the campers, holding Indian legends long connected (QCO) To T. J . WtlHsma- * IL W. WlUlama . __ _ _ with Winona. Nalaon. Hlaan oUl (QCP> To T-. The council fir* Was lighted by J. w illiam - * R. W, WIHUma. th# supposedly evrrlasting/lrurntiut. J. Jacob atux Llnq Te HolA. II. Oplt*.’ • ’ Ing ember of friendship.- ^ Oplla. II. Exar. EM HODl. IS. Each boy and councilor was in­ Opll* ToLoui* I.onla R. Oplt* (D E E D ). troduced. Tap* was sounded which Hrnwn. r .n n la K. Iw l4) T* Wm. echoed back from across the lake H Uullord a lu t E va U t a lUlkum, l^ a Arthur WynlFMTO and the boys returned to their cabins tired from a busy day's John To TYIIII# Jama* W athln«loo ' activities.. Taps brought to a vial. MKAL KaTATSI X W tfQ A O iS tlose ajrerfect first day a t camp. Ibllamy, C. IV. rtut Evaly* T# Vleltora ar* only welcome on li. W. Ware. 8unday. Visiting hour* from 3:00 Jodllrka. Jrroapb J. rtux MareSIP. M. to 6:00 P. M. The camping I* To IMward f. Korn* eta* Rase ♦ *•' ’ period la short and with a full >|gry. Dell. W allses W. flu * Edith TO program. Visitors cause Interrup­ •J ..r. Hutchison * Company (MTO tion. Sunday afternoon only Is a I.IENi. set aside for vial tors. Dunn. Dnnlad A. tin * M trgarsl Cabin 1 was victorious over To J. C. Ilulrhlaon * Company • Cabin II in a challenged gam* IMTCI A LIEN). * «T ia rA r? to K o r x o g t w a a * of diamond bail. Florida Plata (lank T oU i. S t cx*M < ?\ccce Kerf i t s W in To li p By Jack Sords Galntxvllle O-Men rarkrd up hla jiith victory In Catn*#vl|l» la«t night ns th* 0*8 gained a 3 to 5, ten Inning deeisian over til* l ee*hurg I’lrale* to hang 'on to. th* Florida Slat# League lead. The St. A uguttliie S ain U tk u b bed |h e lo«ly I’alalk a A ia'tiH . 11 to it. hehirt-l the six hit burling uf UJck Hallman. Mannger Dnn An­ derson’s trofk with the hjckeiy aided In M asting four Axxlra hurtern for 1-1 hits as h* unleashed •two triple* and a double. .The |)rl.an d Red Hat* suMued the cellar dwelling Daytona Brsrh Islets In a loosely played 3 to 1 contest In DrLand. Leeshurg Oil 000 300 D—5 3 4 (ialneavllle t»«0 |(tft 220 1—4 « 2 Mihallk. Msseda, An\nrlel!o and Herrington. tion In an 11 to .1 contest at.th * Municipal Park last night. Ed Brooklyn went the rout* f rr the Sanford club and effectively scattered five Leesbing •‘blnglra, while strik in g out 16 h*tt#r*._ Second baseman Zeke M-Nab pared the Sanfojd attack on Red Richardson, th* L**itmra right-* hander, with th r— hits In four trips to the platter. Dv»ld Russl and Lloyd Swain banged o*lt two singlr* for the Camphell 1 -using P*>*t gpcregatlon. Tho«* participating In the con test for the local team Jnrlud*d Wallar* Tyr*. Garnet White. t ’larse, John Keeling, Jim Penent Clause, nington, . 0 avion CuhberhmisV Frank Reynolds, Johnny Krlder. MrNah, Russl, Rualn uml Brook­ lyn. Leesburg 02<l 100 0— 1 .6 0 16(1 060 0 —11 10 I Palatka OoO 000 0.10- .1 fi a Sanford &X8 ntfl 60*—11 ll 2 Richardson and Chlndo; Brooklyn The Fed* tallied a single acor* St. Aug. " In the fourth on conseutlve ihtuhle* M rG shngan, (iolcloeches, LuVryi. and Keeling, Pennington by Roddy l.nkr and Kalph S atte r­ Toncoff and Faulirk, Stillwell. field. 000 000 10*J—1 3 4 Dreurii Fight Between In th* alxth the 8*ru«Mlit*t D ayana 20,1 102 0 0 t- 3 12 0 chalked up th iir final run "f th* Del.and Grazlano conte*t whan Johnny UrM tiiin Slahelfeld and West; Bardin awl Zale A nd tripled down the left field foul fiteinrekr. Be* Held TcnigJit line and'w et driten hom# hy l-akt. Lake had a perfect night at th* CHICAGO, July 13. t/T) — In plate, hitting four timet In four Fervent Featured.In fisticuff rlrrfes a fight fan’s dream trips. • , ' Orlando’* winning marker earn* Welles Handicap Race fight I* In the offing In th- Chi­ cago Stadium tonight between in the ninth when Manager Lou CHICAGO, Jdly HI. (AJ-NIne Middleweight C h a m p i o n Tuny Ravil worker! Stanton- for a fra* tirket after Ty tirade) tingled and three-rear olds, headed hy the 7-ale and th* outstanding challen­ •OarrUon tingled Rrailel arro»e Calumet Farm’* Fervent, com­ ger, Rocky Graslanu. prised the field In today’* CIO.iioc) It It relatively certain that eith­ the platter with ope away. added Welles handicap, n mile er the Champ or the ’fhallengnr n u n BAI-L BTAfUHNOU event, at Ariington Park. Fervent will hear the Aoitghlrd*'before the s s s r uiiii won hi* last two starts M Arlingsk - t k pm m to r. Including the Skokie Hanoi- end of the'hout, arordlnw to boxIng expert*. — i 1 0 o Mr.Mnnus. •• cap. i % z During their last meeiinr. lony Lake, lb • «. i PaiittfltM , Ih Chief competition for Fervent came hark from the brink of being • o 1 Harrtuft"M ,rf. wa* expected to come from the flattened to soundly thrarh “The • i t Murray, th two hur*-* of Wjllism Hall* m iry, Rock”. • T 4 brid t. of Sonin 2d0 sportstrrlters from al1 0 • 5 Coeuiic llomh and Ml** Klnv». re­ Tyler, ier, If a a 4 over the eountrv ar- atsvinlde.l cent winner * of the Cleopatra NC 0~~ o o l lil*k, Itic c Handicap. Cosmic Bomb e l l in Chicago to cover the bout, wblrh • 0o Pt«n ton. r» slated In carry 121 poyndt to<lay, has all the proportions of a heavy­ 1* 2 I I I I .) Ci, -sme as the Impost for Frr- weight rdmrnpl<m*hip. It I# reported.th a t-Z i Ij )* in x —on# pui -& U r - w tifn • a to n in g r t n t ~‘ ru n .cored. Th- Wcllrs Handicap earryd a better, condition for th- scrap, 0141*4^110 0 gross value of 131.200, “nth' the since he hat had tlx fight* since 4 0 * 0 n ? winner’s end amounting to $2i\- meeting (irasiano, while llocky L jh re n d . i« 4 i i 2 r 100. has engaged In hut two. ORLANDO. July 13, f8p*cia!i —Tha Orlando Senators Jwnm*d ■Ingle tally across th*» clntUr h m last night in the ninth frnme to chalk up a .1 to 8 victory over the Sanford L'*ler7 Feds In ,t nip and tuck hattlr. Tonight the Feds enUitain th* second place-tit. Augustin. Saint* at tha Municipal Tark. Only one ’' eontaat-l* scheduled'and the tilt will get,under way at 8:16 o’clock , with Charlie Bliaen handling^ the mound assignmeaL Two faut ply poke* were fea­ tured by Orlando and proved,to be the needed margin for victory- Rex Throop narked one of lllll Stanton'e right haddnd plant* i>vi-r the right field wall In the Initial frame, and John fiarrls-m openrd the bottom of th* *econd etania with a long blow Into the hu»be# in left centerfleld. McQUINN . . . . Atom. Turkey’s Ships B Marshall Indicated that h* Is pleased with th* manner In which European recovery plan as.a basis for ax pected further American help. f it Was asktd whether the Un­ 9T s>a ited States will sgnd officials to i n t h ~ e c o u r t o r t iie c o u rtt ths Paris meetings, which Ilave JLUOR, • SEMINOLE COUNTY, how ’become working committee . FLORIDA. sessions, to cooperate on fllUnk In’ r»i IUI»I# o( Germany Into th* European prog- M»ry C. Wardwall, Dmeased. * ram. ^ M arshall aald tha U n ited S ta te s I to All creditor* and Persons H a­ ls not p articip atin g tn Ihe P ari* Claim* or Dsmaad* Against talk doe* not eeven ven h ave *•*< »7a«»la: talkss now now and does have You and each of you ar* Iwrsby an observer there, excep: for the notifiedd end rsqulrsd lo prteem pries at a*T required to any American ambassador a t Faria claims and dsm ands w h lrh-yon . f t may hav*-ag*HMI‘t 8 * » fwho'observes only Infnrmally. ~r •Ithsr nnf'yrrn. of Mary • s t a t s ______ I C. W arawell. 4sr .s ttd . Iste .o t sald County, I* 18**Jnda* o f Bsmtnole Uosnty. Wool from merino sheep hears County Fterbta. al bis of ties la the^ conrt t;. th* highest amount oFTst, 24 per­ houss of •Hiia^ said County at W I f f A . ’ cent of its wsight before cleannlg. Florid a, within e l|h t eV sadav! months from th* tim e of Ike D rat;, Fish, Ilk* cattle, seek shad* from publication of ih |t . nolle*. E a c h : claim or dsmamt silatl be Ig w rtllnf, • the sun on hot days. snd shall st*v* Ihe ‘ placg.W f yWJ- - • ....... .. -d so re -a u n post dsnre ■ *un poet o ffice •fldre**- #IV ihe claimant, and shall to hy the claimant, hi* nls atlornsy, and ao • r dsmaad not *0 t In nllniii'l tiem Peer- P «-' ((.'•■tlaweg fiem Par* One) Ihe Army made A-bomns,-li as­ said.these will begin here the U t­ sociated with it. ter bart of next week. The identification of th# Ramlia E arlier Merahall. urging tha ad hase, about which'th# Army pre­ mission 'of 100,000 Europtar- war viously had refused to talk at all, • refugees, was Interrupted in hla was contained In a routine an­ testimony today by th# suggestion nouncement of command changes that Uv- United 8tates already- haa for various general officers. absororl I: a share of aliens. The Atomic Commission state­ t 1 1 0 1 U raslti. ,rf Marshall retorted: “That1# ths ment on plan* for Improving Los 2 0 - 1 2 1 * Davit 2h significance of tha Statue vf LibO arrU on. If 4• I I * v Alamos aald that more than 1,000 Miamian Holds Top n«w home* will lie conaliucted Manning* Jb * . 0 0 4 4 1 ertv." • . . . . Jlu b trlia n . lb 3 0 0 14 1 5 Rep. Gossett (D-Texl ma<lv tha with new schools, conuuuhHonors In National along its,to. • * a \ i 1 Four Farm Clubs To observAllud th at brought Ihe reply Ity service, and rommeAcIa) facili­ .Major, p Ma.ahall. Secretary of War Mary P. Rmnl. ties. streets-and utilities. Snipe Class Tourney Daytona To Train Aa Ad minis!r ■trie- o Pattorcon. and 8eer#t*rr of ComJ * M 05' M ltZ A B L E •• 2T 2 4 f t 2l T otal* The atomic energy eomniiwlon eoe-iM--*** meioe Herrlman asked a House FOLKS I ^<MOW « I S "hai *d*rltnpd~to d h r u t i h r p’vnt (TSToN. “Ju 1 fdT f ^ T ^ iop --------- E?rVVTV.rdwell.* ^ I lO MS *S| ._ 1 Cole nil e Judiciary rukrdmmlttee Lo approve DAYTONA BEACH. July 16. honor* were held today h r Jack statements by scientists and pub­ dsceassd. rvron McManus. Hons hsitad-tm p £ M PAT PK U T K E R legislation permitting the entry of (8p*ciali--Mayor Ernest E Pad­ lic officials that the United Slate* V (Firm Publication Jnly In Thrrou. uerti— n •*mRl«l<. L*ks Wirt of Miami, - Fla., and Erick displaced persons. Two JUM till,, t.sks> Hsltsrlleld. gett announced jc*t-rday he Jiad KNOCK Tb’ HAT OFF of Sparta, N. J . al th* either has or It developing atomic Thrae- k*ee hit, McManus l|*m» received\ latter from W. Waiving- Hauschlld bombs of tramsndously greater Marshall testified he would be end of the second leg of tjv# flv*. DEM T if t A PtATHUH 1 “ IP A C AMU AMAH came along as runs, Throop (larrlson. Ktotso b*se, I ham. business director of tbn SL day National Snipe Class Cham­ owar than th*. five exploded to you were taking a bath, you’d be willing to ire Congress p is t this Lake. giorifl-w; Bt*a>en Doubt*■ ‘ |« the efyear a measure to admit only 100,. ate. ffM Y o ' C A P / play: LvbranA. ilevil* m l Hotwrl- Loui* Cardinal chain, Une of the most recent of such annoyed too. A dog of proud ances­ 040 r*fugees--lh* proposed legiafeet that another baseball fu-ld pionship., s-n . Lett on ti«»«si Kantent l, T hey-piled up^ 2,936 points to cam# from Dr. Robert try, with no leu than IT champion* Ution wouM provide for entry of land- 0 Hsn* — si %*IH» - I I M en­ would h# raqulred by hla (cam here ti- for first at tha etal pf the aec- statements ton I. Major I. Htf-tek eni: hr Hton- for Spring training nsxt year. M. Hutchins of the U nltfrdty o ft In hla pedlgtee, *Mr. Mae* show* 1no.ooo a'W ar t i r four W a . . ond race. It waa sailed <*v-r a six ton- l>-Slo]«r t. P m * J boll; Halls, Four team* of the St. l,oui« out­ and two-third* miles course. Ted Chicago, where the first 'atomic hi* Irritation as his master, Ronnie . “It would be better than noth­ em pires- rlm ock and Davis. Tims of fit are to train in this city in IUI8. Wells of Wichita. KA*-. and Don energy pile waa builL Hutchins McGafltn of' Hot Spring*. A rk, ing" Marshall said, adding that k«m* l i t ! They are the Rochester Red Wing* Slmonds, Tuft* College snphomom asserted last month that “Amer­ leave* him alT lathered up for the admission of a "substantial numof the International I-eague; Col­ and only Masaachuaetts entry, ican science and technology have photographer during one of hla bef" would partly remove a source produced a stockpile of n«w and umbus Red Bird* of the American were (International) of- “conflict and frlctluns” with tied! lo r second In scoring Russia. Association; Columbus, La., nine with 2.WHI polifta *arh. Wells improved bomb* large enough, ac­ _ % Marshall also discussed. . the cording to usually conservative of ih* South Atlantic l.-igue and turned In .the beR time In yester­ sources, ' (o destroy svery large titled that,' though Dora Jones had Creek situation In response to Omaha, of the Western League. run. • city on th* earth. received no pay except for on* Questions. If# said that Ih* func­ It la also expected that St. Louis day’s John Hayward of Tulsa, OVIa., year since she entered tne Harman tion of American representatives will hold a baseball school here was third wrlth 2,626 point* ami home in Washington, D. 0 , Ih reported with the Greek army It this Spring with some 600 candid Carl Zimmerman of Akron. Ohio, ate* In ramp. MitiHionury Complex 1907, they had mad# financial a r­ to determine what la needed to fourth with 2,267. rangement* for her. th* army. DONT-FORGET: The high polnt<acorar wjll re­ Cited In Slave Trial These Included, thoV told th# strengthen M u m i i rrA T C i i . t i . n : In carrying out the military present the. United State* in an ti­ L Team i’tt n u Ganas And Mather’s Phase of th* $100,000,000 Greek jury, a provision in tlialr will, International competition at Cent(Jalneevllle ts . I t .u r V THURSDAYSAN DIEGO, Calif., July Id, tome telephone and copper min* aid program, he explained It la nil. Switierland, next month. « 1( t I t II SI. Augvxllnf —Alfred Wesley Ingalls, foil stock and w joint hanx account necessary to determine what should Win Softball Gaines DsLand o I t IK I’ Massachusetts legislator and law­ with Mr*. Ingalls. be dons. Th* Creak Army, la anOrlandn M 49 .III • 8 :0 0 P . M . v ; f to IS .171 lit * BANrOltD yer, told a federal court jury that gaged In guerrilla warfare, he aald, The Ganas Refrigeration Service German Policy l.e«il>urg II 10 . m u h a “missionary romptsx” caused his adding thla la quite different froth Sanford Lodge Na.. 1241 ta*«ai4t f tw e e* w e Raltiha »#• It -<K h i entry In th* City Softball U ague wife t o feel he had a “rt sponelbHnormal warfare. ’• Daytona • 2S IT it» t m tripped the Robmn Sporting Good* *TFHrr&J!r llsAllMarS Ivons I’eeV One* Itv” toward* Dora Jon-rs. the neg­ RADIO PROGRAMS tiaaiet Tod., nine In a hard fmigh*- contest on Orlento-at Fslatka S ta tio n W TIIR 1 ■ h the I-akefront Park by a I to 8 lean coal production talks! He ro maid the Ingalj* vn- ehatged Del.anU al Leesburg i ,-e ■margin last night. Junior .Dyes* however. If an Ideological argu­ with enslaving. Cl. n«svlll# si Dsytnns Reach ment is allowed to tlytolu an Ingallsi who conthniet hi* testi­ U r t u H t a r l i i r t l a s hurled excellent ball for the vie- agreement *1 Augustine at *ANrOIU» for -Gertnnuy recovery. mony today, said this feeling-was Si as New* ol the Dedy NATIONAL I.KAGI'K After «)I. htl# th* British Social- ha**<l In part on'an affair nf near- • l * i T w lllsht Pont* 1. Pet Cl 44 In the secoad contest of the e.so HBorts I'Srsde Rro iklvn .IIS «« evening the Matkrr Furniture list government believes It !* ■on. ly -4 0 years ago between flora, Si 44 Are Toil t-lotenlnr ttoeloa U .112 aggregation defeated the eight economic road at home,I now 68, and Mra. IngriU* first | tiS# llaadllne New* New Tnfk II . l i t 1 1 Company lit still ha* to denton*t;ate it. \V* husband, Walter Harman of Waili J i l l ’ Jnhrwiy 1‘ipaSppU m. Loui* 4"« 11 I l k 44 Homey’s Grill by 3 to t. / West Central ITpcInsll J:t#«.Ca ‘ Fla- Jtmbllllea «l «) J »9 » - Davis llraitod Homer's Grill to are dealing w ith.a theory and not fngton, D, C. - CMIcaj* ‘— J IT 41 H# denied the government con­ I i K Will lliaA ley l i t t#H two safeties in chalking up the a demontsraled fact. ll. ' PkM.n.ipMa 11 47 .417 11 Howaver, I Judge that thete’s tention that h* and hi* wife re­ SKW Cl- H ta illln ee victory. Jim Black worked or the *;o4 U a s -W u ith Concert • Orch. Fltlibsrgh It 41 .41* it mom to the British stand than duced Dora to slavery hy threat err­ rt*. I.IS H er r. In Vat* td ln n y Blmwa) hill for Homer’s and allowed nine a u k h ic a W LCAOI'K .that revolving dbout the ism. Bri­ ing her -with JalLJi*<-au*> of al­ S iU Birinas Of Melody . W L I’ci r.H hit*. • tain doesn't want to M t th* riches S it* News lloundup leged Intimacies with lUrmen and New York i ; t« ’.♦It . Del,oh ■* <1 II •HI II of the Ruhr rsvgrt to 1h« 'batted aubaequsnt ahortloii when she be­ S i l l Run Morgan If you use Proven Producte — properly applied ■Hoes*; *:»o Hrmphonlr .swing SI II -III of the War-mnngarlng Prussian came pregnant. f i .1 YESTERDAY’S PTAR.t (Tetelsml SiJI Htalh Mi rl , j *r it MSI Junkers. What with Its coal, and Mrl. Ingalls. .62, who first met ' Wally Westlake, Firate*. ISIS* Headline News It It P h iu eelp b la .III. by experts! th* vast Krupp Armament Works, Dora a* a missionary vhooi leath­ I*.St Itequeatlully YOUre , > In setrn runs with * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ,1’Mcisgo ST II I ll lt:SS U b Hall Score* th# Ruhr was th* matarlal main­ i »no tVI er In Athens, Ala., in ,'.'()6, comW sthlnalon ll II 117 Jl>» doubl* aryl a grand tlam h imo run ! llM|UMt|ully Tout• at. Louie . COk'U F-J I I l» Mt ,n«* aa the Pirates’socked the Dodger* spring of German *aggr***lun.' listed three dev* «*f testimony lltO I l i U A l l tit* N ews Wh»n' it come# down to th# ust before her husband took the 1 12-4 In th# first game of a double 2 :0 0A go O ff • header. Also singled In Ihe open question of the Pnissten wer-lord* stand yssterdat. She '.old (he jury I R ir r n a t c o n v e n t io n D—D (Shell Soil Fumigant) er drove In a run with x alnglo getting rontrol of the Ruhr again, she considered that Communism, *ie# sign On MONTGOMERY. AU.. July’ Id, In and <i«l llrcdUna New* Larradde (Chiorplerin) tha nlghtrap which watt wpn ■uaelv there can be small, ground Nailsm, the Fill and her two (^V--B»ba Ruth, former New York by th* Gajery Choppers Ja m b o ree -Oft, for dleput* among tha’ Alllet, On* daughter* were aligned ggninst •S.ftS Pirate* 9-3. Iscobrome (Methyl BrUmlda) I* llomcapun Yankee baseball ra u r, will be * of th* main oblectlvse of the war ■ " ‘Dave Koslo, Giants, held the her. v , *,«» Ait Dixon gtieat of th* j t a U Amertrau Lealuse to put Pruailanlsm out of Roil Fume (EUiyleive Dibromide) daughters. Ruth Castendyk 7.:eo J i g ] «-f the g a in in g on convantlon. Jhly 24-23 nnd of­ Cubs to flv* single* for Ids seeond hutlntes. Still.’natlonallution is­ of The Chicago and Mrs, Helen Rol-erti tiaS Punrta* Reransde ficial* or* predicting on# ef Ihe shutout victory and his tenth of n't th* only mathod of Itaiulling of Jlsrk#lfy, SiO* N*wa II,Ufa Calif., had hith 'denlcc Urgeat maetliiga jp Alabama his­ th# aeaaon aa the Giants dnrwnsd this situation. Intarnational con­ Punrtae Serenade #s>n-»the Cub* 4-0. they were Communists or Naais. t;K I l l s Wltchln' Tilde tory. 1 Ut i • trol might turn th# trick, .and, it Both Mr. and Mr*. Ingalls tee* 1: 2# stftrnlng , Devoxlone #**ma a fair guasa that something l; 4 l Morning MedHaUoas 0 ‘ Let a WALKER expert analyze your soil problem. r W NEGRO MEETING I M lleadllee News « along that line will*com* un for K tv il - • . t Th# Negro Chamber o( Com serious ronsldsratlon at the*Wash­ Britain and Araarka to roach a i l t Sammy K *ys ’ * kUAr-l] » .>a shopM rs Haranede nsd* mere# will meet Thursday •ven ington conference. quirk agroemant. ¥ Let a TALKER expert fumigate your soil* t«:«4 Hasdllne News •> (t ill ing at 8:00 o’clock at ths Elk’s Certainly things can’t *> on as If these two major powers c e n t t*:*S t^nsIn Amarlcaon F-Lythm* • Rest on Cyprus Avsnu* a t B#v- they ars now In the Ruhr. The agree over Germany, w hart Ihe lo, IB Tune# You’ve 'u q u e e t ' ernh fit reel. It wa* *nno<fflr*d to­ coal production has fallen off uee of asking the countries . of te st Sami______ .... “ saoit With the proper material, equipment, com day b f George H. Stark*. pre«l- dangerously, and I t must be stim­ Western Europe to reaclt nn ac­ ii'» ee Nsare lla ^ tlln e a dsnL All member* are urged tu ulated b r new methad*. -On that cord over eccmomie -recnnrtnM tion It 1)1*1 O rgan In terlu d e a n d P ro g ra m — End knowledge — be present ► basis ,w* ar* entitled to aspect ef the continent , . lira lima , . .. l l l l l I.unrhaon D ane* . • I Complete aervloe charges including muterUU ' ' —L I l i U Rhythm Doodler* I ■A v / i !!:** New* at Nnon •g.V, I ■ - - VIA ■#'. t l i l i W eetern Melodies t i t l e t^xMtl New* S w i l i f t * Noont I :**' Al Silver Sirii a ™ |h n <• ! ? JI “ V -■— r f I T~ 1 . - V ;\ - ' .1. I- a ' • . ‘ t \ \ . . ■- - �* ' HI'AHSKN TjL-MPKAh Republican unniinati'>u ( VVASHIN(JT(W<7J iiI* jit. >fp- • »idi-nt. ' 'dan* fill- Mi»| Form*! G iv. H indi) K, S i m -. ii of during iti- »i«*i Muuinml-i, m iim ilal* ,'u i the IPH month*. •: WHISKER - VOK TIIE B ES T I C E C R E A M A c c o u n ts ? RICK'S OWN I C E C R E A M WINE W -v m a k e o u r o w n Ic e C r e a m , A ll f la v o r s T a t l y — D e li r i u m — H r a l t h f u l NI C K S CARRIER 4 1 4 S a n fo rd A v rn a e NI CK'S P A C K A G E S T O R E M A G N O L IA A V I N U E - PHONE IlfSl SANFORD, FLORIDA 4 1 0 S a n fo rd A v e n u e S im r ,t ’n llM iln tr l ’u r Volt D IAPER S E llV IlK Fur Reservations or I in mediate D riller* lo SANFORD— H 33337 3300 C u t Robijuoit A ir., Ilrluiifi Sanford Herald C i o in it h u iiM ' lilt *•' M l l * i 4- I II* >** i ■t'.iu !‘ i»i>l pit.petty in Sahford and tii'» Ilf Florida lout one <iay h* i n ', ir# ,1-114, 4jU*I>«4 * --*fl 11,4, I, bill* ti,."* 111* » , '« II , t l * >4. H O M il* t<* l iq u id r uMislil**!aide hfghn th an in ­ i'. ■i <1 in thought |>rilia|i* the > n .» th at ilic mutual file . I .\n>* i n n ni't active in v s a m is a w im CAPUDINE in-il n.i »t itt I t* Humane# in ill i n-i ibiliiirtl n* in take on . ii.i*i n i f iMiitii.il tiie ittiufanc* giving i'* I In nantr* of the mutual lie til,*I I n i •ililfh T b rf dealing* Cabinet Work Eiperl Wmhmanibip THE SANFORD CABINET IR R E N T tiie A|>|ilianre, Sen ini; M arline and vacuum1clean*! repair*. lit# OOM FU R N ISH ED efficiency 13 FOOT runaiiout with h aiitn e ir. Home Shop, 1700 H a n f o iA v r . lartm ent, Weal fur cuuple. 33 II. P. Evinrude amt 1 1 alley I!; C. Fellow*, Phone 1H2-J, ontetum a Hotel. 3306 00. Call Sml’li U inborn d Service. FLOOR SANDING A finishing, apartm ent furnithetl. 706 ARM 'FO R REN T—20 acrea tub rated truck farm.____ .13 art#*a 7 room dwelling loujej, -2 large barns for te n t uidy with Cameron. Avenue, Sanford, Fla., ph.'iiie I ci t ti build up an ay nicy I. o ' |iii tilling tfi'xii itu u ta propU in Seminole County '■.li, Iii . fi i 'c clien t at lca,l *iiccerded •« lit* i, md:. licit by flip fact that lo- . nic ilic |.)cii»t.*c of serving m e t five ijilue •». trust of uhoiu Iiiiuicht itubrarccii 4 i-c •- i Hveiuy whs recommended by a It. 11^,1,1111,, Lake Maty, r la ki ice fUrmaheiL. Call Sd3A A. Dept. Store. 124 Palmetto Avrniif rlcaning A w axing, l)m pouci unit I'liahle* u t to work alTjfe there ii <mi electric ^ m m - t|o f available! '31 yrai* riperienr FLO REN CE 6 Vurncr cook etove, excellent condition. Ju st r e f inFFICE vpace in Metech lluitd in it. iihed, reasonably priced. *1citato Hght oficce, newly, decor Service Station, 1120 Sanfoid all util11ice. heat and <ani 12 S P E C I A L S h “ V IC E S CONCRETE HEWER P IP E SEM TC TANKS, C rea.e T.'ap*. TREES trim m ed; mitel'm.-, n Block*, Aluminuin Window* uml . lelnoved. Tice* ta v n i duun Screen*. While cement. Paint. Perm a-tlle, H urricane lirar-* Miracle Concrete Company, Jill . Ktm AVe. Phone 13,15. I fill KENT—FIoor - e a mler ~ ftavi npviation. Keaiunalde r i t e j . ban Recorder radio 'phonovraph coin fold Faint & Glass Co. 1‘hifn* CARPENTER* and FARM TOOLS I MSB 4s* I* IS* *t'S- UM , I M l,,i4i<tlt4 10t.Wt.HX. I Cranky ‘every month'? Ai* you UoUMftT tiT t ililrr »i *if female fillirUi Deii i <tiiwll< lUnttiiV* Alien? i'ivnHf* tlU< lii-ikc it Hi trri lirrd. tiiah »lnm|, w h a I BUrli Ufiin? Tlt*ii *** try Lift!* I- I’ink* Laiii a Vt^ritiDiv l i nn •UilU iptpiiiflil! Piiifcii-THA CtNlli LHJUtitl I* Hustle *'P hdflffL It ^tlfd hal Vil, at lb*" ‘' ‘f» i.ili *1 totllf Fflm' rill* •_ V(t u t Bit t tPi mi-1 * iit thi n* twi-lvr year* .rumldn-Liiai e . 14 0 11 (1* 1 wd. rowrouan blnation. The Music Roe, list \v E STA TE FO R SALE ___ _________________ l MFTV trailer .van irtu i New Yotk, point a i u>i FOR HALE-/Jm#rnek for drlvaw*y* anil roadway#—I'hont limit tnlui-ial rnti-s Mecca Itamm-Kk fully irrig a te l Ham Dighton, -Wayfair Inn. Phone lllHi. • exceptionally desirable three -vtory ■hun**. Tiith :ooil condition. *turco m two lots in han ‘ Vary d w a b u - two-,tory, niched, frame houea, with age, located In the Mavfair ■N ATTRAOTIVE three tMHhn 'bungalow, completely rt-fiiUl inside an out. with- t*vu"t» To-jin*. lias screened pen h i' 243 W, 60th Hi. New Vm OR SALE or re n t—40 acre ret TUXEDO F E E D S —cm Hunt'* T u ird c Fred HOtRiE FI.Y itm iT U FARTS AND SKRVICB Batter!#* A Itattery Charging. 109 Falm rttu A »e, -------------------------II. a PO PE CO. INC. \.A-.DE_ m olh pioofing la its i. P ffR IN A ^l e*d^ Tel. 1IUU /„uch Itowntowm Cleanton & W atfon.'O pp Rail Fark y* ltd Palmetto FR E E ESTIM ATES, on nil wuik wheels tiatknccd, front end align­ ed, Pin#,- Unshliigv, Oil Filtvt*. Ffano Tuning and Repairing. I - L Hill. Re*, till-W . , Shock Ahvoitier*, Spark J'lugi. iliake Drum* tu rn n l, llallerie* KIttNH rnrharK 'd. klcchanic ou duty Show rerde and AtSO A. M. ui ti F. M. Firestone. t)— IIHK’H HltiN H O. D.- I -iiu lr rn Ftiooe IU2I Good Wcytie. Flume 661-W. I l l E, RADIATORS cleaned and repair V rta In -tb# 1 car* 1 Ifau*r ha, 04,t in ,i V ln r li w i x w 1L. . _ f A, e.l. T' n>ihen R adiator l Shop, 10« ■ E ««tlo*et rooim and I* suvpri*Sanford Ave. Ph, 356-W. in f 4 T roomy. Hous# it faiily NEW 10 ft. McCray meat .priced am* w ill.b e vacated at and icale* for sale. Pimm tinting, plastering and minor t h e conclusion of purchase. Near Banfqrd, Fla. rafpenter work. tOjin W, Httti,| school* and churches. *t us ihow you a good huy !n a LAND CLR; Jilce house in the Ilcights; miiU l.HAINAGK In 41, and Is .in excellent rortdl- S tW IN U MACHINE, in good PILLAR DEI t ion. H at three tiedrooms, and ERH W i lli dltion. 316 Palm etto Avi located on two nicely landscaped It A K K H 1 Sanford. lota. l» KAGI.INF.S. have four house* lovat«d ju*t 4 CEILING fan s for tale. Lancy'a. Nf)W IN ' 1 Drug Store. | NI.MNIf IIT outrife the City lim its, a n t DREAM pii^W fl l llBl.OOO to 13,500. SEED BED tO Y E K H 200 11 1 bur­ lap 'bag*, ntiitaiili- for ni'nlliid Sr Still have availnhle a Very d«cover*. Central City Slug Co. plrab|a two lied room, modem KENT A CAR ' Phone 417S. P. O. llox 2102, Dr. YOU DIJIVK IT U ndo,-Fla. : H INSURANCE v . jfc - MORTGAGE LOANS W )ND R . HALL, Realtor Beglaterad Rioker and I L . P . Electric motor, lia lte iy arid Electric R'UlIn-, Yacil 11m PIIDNK 100 RWICKLAND-MORHISON u d iiiv r . i t , INC. Cleaner*. Electric IA|im, F siii Tool*. Clin k* A Wan lie*. .Fieri Myeri. 311 E. 2nd St IMEOGKAPH PRINTING f A ND T Y P IN G . ic tin- m-litHiD'e n-filleil knowing cm \\ heeler of Sanford CANVAS AWNINHS CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS VENETIAN BUNDS Aluminum, .Steel, Wood I 10 DAY DELIVERY til* lorai » <1 thanking our cuttfotilei» mildtci 1 y,1 11 v at i ..oiiimit iltiiiug lliete twelve OZAliK IKS AW. E E R G il iT OUOS HAD TfT SPIKE , w t'l t GAME won GlT TnCM UNTIL TMGM 1 1 SNOULO-A \ / RUNS 13ACK/ SOX SCOREO STOOD IN m FO' HUNS OFF DANDELION ,'UF SPIKC 'L E A G U E f KLCATS/ r W A T C H RKPALKS All Work G im ra n tc e d 12 M o n th s THE ,S COME •:.ll WlHlt AN MEANf . WE OuNl STAktLD a R ally/ ' 1 HAT IN Ml LAST t THE he W atch Make. 1)1 TH. -AILING ' ?.2...... MATHER’S MICKEY MOUSh Uy W a ll D isney W M A P O V C Ml: A S MAvB t M*A, MATCMEftLVJ I M GO-1V3 _ . , , i "Oui_P A- ...*N A TCueCuV f ? COME ANP see! SW fcAP A FLO C K OH S. - -X S AV2M£;' IN N E X T • _____ P O O S ' C R E D IT , HI H K A U O F " HANFORD a A ItT I C I J i.S W A N T E D W anted to rent pot table sewing machine for 2 week*. Phor.q •' 2S6-W. \ HIGH SCHOOL—Complete you* high echi.nl at home in apar* timu with American School T u t* furnished. No claatea. Din Ionia. Free tnHikltt. Writ# Amer lean School, P. O. Box Slflt; Or landn. , STAN CO M STOCK inseeliDMt BecoriUee Pheue SOM—Teletype UU t* EXPERT RADIO KfPAIRlN* i Fred M yeri. 311 K. 2nd 8L 7 P a t s , L iv e s to c k , S u p p lie s TWO JE R SE Y r I k , cowe—one three weeks fre 1, other freth after Sept. lit. 2640 Sanford Av*. Phone 136. ATTENTION MOTHERS . —DIAPER S E R V IC E Raby Velvet furnfihea hospital rleansterile diapera and daortorfrad container. Economical and aafe. Fully medically approved Call Daytona 2467*W collect for detail*. #6 diapera, 12 a we#::. “FIRST IN SANFORD" 14 lair# also 2tf ft. frigerator. Call QIRL for cashier A cosmetic coun­ ter. also foda girl. Lanky's Drug Store. LOST A FOUND 38T — License plat* 170-2015. Return Herald Office. Receive Reward. IB AUTOS FOR 1946 CHRYSLER for tale or tn for lighter car. 606 W. let. Emerson suitable ROOFING agency for Seminoi* County. Bargain Price. Write e or store. OPA box 79, e/o Herald. Electric Cm EXPERT painting — contract er - hourly- basis. Prae egtlmataa. Phone 78.1.J. 1934 FORD, good tires, good run­ ning condition. See Oliver BjobHOUSEWORK— half day. Ellxa* both Weldon. 123 Sanford A r*. lorn, Lake Mary, Fla. P A IN T , fD.TO Painting, WHOA, OlLVER I COVE ON, SILVER' AFTER HEARING i WHW TdOSC CROOKS SAP, WE r I HA\& A LOT 7D D O ' WHAr HAPPEN 5 MXI >------- IN FIGHT ? V £$,TDflJO III TElt VBD AgaTIT I \w-* F£T Br ThRET WHUf Wt ‘ "ADDlF NOCR r . v-.)r Wr. vn cor to travel *FAVT/ ) ’ W# ^ who a l j L'o k w ro fi r'c’.Me ONE CAUIP 'ML- B05-J-.V— (TRACTOR MOWING — Ws mow vacant loti, roadsides or large acreages. Phone 41 or 167-J. occasion* 1 Kinard, P. OST F L O R IS T S r Monro*, FU 1st off CsUry ttldtnce oh. 610-R 8 H ^LP W ANTED DOPING - ROOF rilK LON I'] RANGER aII11936 FORD eonvartibU, Mercury Protect Your Health By Sleeping Ikeller. INNERSPRING MATTRESSES BOX SPRINGS HOLLYWOOD BEDS ila n u fartu re d To Your Individual Order Ily ECHOLS *&59E fWS POLICE '----- .1 -(UU KNO WOU.O ACTUALLY, O IO G C t LChS TO KUOWW O [CAS Of ’STOLE* THAT OAUO I, TACC c-aa:‘noHiki N pym . y«as A U ltress Renovating A Rebuilding A Specially Call Us Today » Sleep lU lU r Tonight ECHOIaS BEDDING COMPANY Sanford THif. ’.U7CASC / THBfXM IC OxrnesQ IT AWAV. Orlando Celery A Sanford- Phone 1132 Sanford, Fla. id Go / _ hOTHCMf J f l k [AttO r-> ’j f j j S e * jJ RkFi 1 I’M TlBftCf/NOU ILNOW D iG PCXICC TWiKUC ■g' you KiONAPPED MG li, 1 }v,u r-xL’ « t r l 1 TO TISh S FOU8P / A lv^F * . I( kl { fiVB M'LKSV^XU UPTVe , D MACM Tv? V DO MOM t H fiaa A ooGfikuacilii.' HiYflC |T3AfiU»d �WEDNESDAY, JULY Iff, 1917 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA A PUZZLING PLANE THAT FOLDS UP STAMP TAX Mathematrick ; u 1 Arrange the numbers | one to fourteen. elusive, In the fourteen surrounding white boxes so that the numbers In the three boxes on each MARBLE MYSTERY L JE R K ii a stam p poser to tax * * your wits: Mr. Phil A. Tellst h a t three rare stamps in his collection. One Is red, one 4s brown, one Is blue. The denominations are 26 dilars, 10 dilars and 2 dilars, hot necessarily |n th a t order. Can you determine the color of each denomination from the following statem ents, only one of which Is nirreet? 1. J h e 26 dilar stam p Is red. 2. The 10 dilar stam p la not J th eir marbles to arrange some trades. They found that together they had a total of 174 marbles. For the trading, Juan arranged all hla marbles into piles of seven each, while Jote divided his Into piles of nine each. Between them they had 22 piles. How many marbles had each boy? EGGZACTLY RY this catch question on 3. Tlie 2 dilar stam p Is not friends - One .hundred hens laid 100 •■ n ' J*u* si m w *! s i esHs in one hour and forty mtu »i • i«si pu*r*e se-sw *■" ' ." V / 1 \ "•.) »s »j s w minutes. At the same rate of ,*«JV £ , 7 / > 7 / speed how long will It take seven nineteen In every case. m m The Gorgon's Head Mystery THE JEALOUS HUSBANDS Mrs. Bcednne and Mrs. Ceeme MRS.wereAppleby, good friends and so it came about that ________ . ‘ \ pUZZLIKO Is only a hobby to C. B. Colby. Avia• tlon la his profession, so the silhouette of the plane that Is the solution of hie la te s t‘‘Foldie" puttie Is technically correct In detail To solry a “ Foldie.” which Is a new version of _____• an old pufile th at was ones, very popular, you • ^ a i ^ r N 'c i O I I R I K j r i cut out Urn entire boxed area above. Then, hy U L J L J -1 U — folding snd refolding It, you cause the splotches 1. One thousand, two hundred, 0f black within It to meld Into one design—the n o th in g ’and one Is hound to silhouette of the plane at left. . . . ---------- There's no doubt about If, Sutan Hayward it Hit personi­ fication o f IT, according to the Hollywood idea o f it. But eht'd hardly bring to mind to m t o f th i other ."its" fo r which th t Greeks anif others, h a rt words. You h a rt to think up them, in this W hit Quit. G irt your mem­ ory a tossing around, and tost T was ons of Inspector Ferret’s oddest rases. Thera was no apparent reason why any one /xcepl Doctor K should have killed Mrs. K. • is But before drawing conclusions, let us have the doctor’s story: “My wife couldn't sleep and as the night was warm she seated herself by the screened window In. our bedroom. The lflgbt was offend I dosed off, then sud­ denly awoke with the startling feeling that something awful had happened. 1 railed out to her to find If she was all right. She replied reassuringly. 1 guessed I had had a nightm an and. decided I needed a cigarette. I CRYPTOGRAM leave contempt. five hundred showing a result that Is d ear. lucid snd glowing. 4. One thousand, fifty and the three women and their husbands went off on a hiking trip together. It turned nut th at their hus­ bands all were jealous men, and this presented a problem when the six hikers reached a wide river. For there was only one boat at hand In which they could get across, only two persona could jret In the boat at a time, and no woman could be with a man unless her husband was present. In what manner, then, did they cross the river, in the boat and avoid trouble among the men? If you’ve never tackled a poser like this before, we suggest that you use three pennies to represent the .husbands and three nickels or dimes for the wives, in working it out observation of Joseph Conrad may be A WISE read by deciphering this substitution crypto­ gram. You can do it by discovering what system of alphabetical arrangem ent was substituted In spelling nut the seven words L’M I.fiS Z f»W Q 0 JM7.R IW O C T .S Q O A I R .J G S > I The p u n ie r w ith the nom-deplume of “Hector**, who wrote the foregoing charade, also au­ thored this poser: A man baa a son twanty-aaven year* younger than hlmaelf. Transpose tha numbers in the eon'* age and thay wlU give you the father’s age. W hat i l It? 'j DECAPITATION !’ V Short was mg life, and brilliant mg career; appear; Behead again, I ones was made to'tape My thostn inmates from e wa­ tery prnvd. Substitute th t letters of words for which definitions are given b*low tor the x'e in this diagram, so th at ths words read the asms ver­ tically and horixontally: UMMER'S ju ft around the S•corner, so we all h a lt some1. P. t . To tread. S. Tines. 4. Long drawn out speechta of vttuperitivs language. 6. Pyramidlcal. 6. Interoceanlc waterway In the Americas. 7. Inscribed. I. Calmer. 0. Healthier. 10. Boy. 11. L. —Nottut Holderread. SOLUTIONS l ip »»3 e i-p»»ui«,q 'lives -Mtnu*»"0 -i m ’ ,n |W thing to look forward to. Right now, we can dnd a familiar sayIng about Summer, written by Mark Twain, by going around in this word max*. Quotation marks give you a clue to the drat and last words of the quotation. When you have found the drst word, then look for the circle you think contain! word wuru num number w r 2t . Draw L»r*v» aa line line to io It. The line must pass between two d rc ie . only.- in to each following word of the quotation In order, you must • papa between two circles only every time. However, the directlone of the moves vary. In arriving at the solution. each word will be used once and once only. You will note that some words are repeated In the diagram. That Ii because they appear more than one time |n the quotation. - miM»,i •• n . uv»l pme » l nt«w seat*•#» »i »••• • »* »«ii *jm « ■ i»iw-o,i p«« B y Eugene She f e e , HORtlONTAL 1—Wktm Sid Iks aagel . ( tks Leid •ddrsis as “the* oiigktr n u sf tslosr"? (Jade. S ill) S V**0 S,M S«a| *|»|-|I»I S1|t fflWKMJ p u t i t , IVAS, pw«*|« -WMIM tat •» P*«jaw< itwpjsW ‘tJitituaaa gw«w mv»*i **>•«■» *ai u*ass r*i»—••• m u |W*V*F l i t puts I.MItM) Ml| *al itltllll v t Mill* If, pMi<ai i >h- s m i ii is p*io swiputit n * »n«a *ai e«i SQUARE IT and ta i^ ta ka T—What was *f tks sktsf geds • f tks B ahrlsalsM t (Jar. Ili4 4 ) 1» —Wks was Lakaa'a aider dsagk- I —Prtttrd • —Defter (akkr.) 4— “Tkt wiaap ot a lakaarioa saaa I* sweet, wketker k* — UHI* *r aiack t kat Ik* akaadaae* at ike risk will aet safer hla t* sleep" (Reel. Sill) tart (O ca,If iIS) IS—Errere la pHalisg IS—Meaatala sksrigias IS—"Aad ha sa id .-------, rather, sit tklags art swialkls ant* U se” I —Matralia* aims 5—raikUaakl* (ekUeq.) T—Ntbockadntxiar was klag at wkst reaatry? (Et*k.MMI) S—Oreek letter (Mark lliM ) . \o. IT- ENIGMA 41—Dll* b u s , as *f ptrvtptlon IT—Negative Separate article, to her snd taw she was badly hurt. As I tried to stop itie e iu lp p i River. the bleeding and felt her puli*. she died. Terrified. I rushed to the dining-room and called the police. Then IT : A utom otivt centtr. I locked myself In the dining-room and barricaded the IT : Drinkers' talult. door, for I feared an aaadaain would lire another shot.” IT : Skillful bodily or It was In the dining-room that the police found the mentally, doctor. They also found that tha screen in ths bed­ room *oe intart—it had no bullet holes. The woman rIT: Rend asunder. bad been killed by a bullet from the,gun that lay be­ ■IT: Grain mart. side her. Ths nature of tha wound indicated tha bullet •IT: Draw together. had been flrtd from short-range. Tha doctor aaid he had not seen or heard an Intruder. IT : Courage. To the police, it appeared the doctor had killed his IT : What fortune-tell wife. The belief was atraqgthened when they asked • him to look around and s r ^ tf anything had been stolen. Thers hid been no burglary, for a pearl neck­ lace and several diamond necklaret lay upon the dead es um si -»iio it -iisg it ws«no woman's drasssr, and ths doctor said tha only thing j m *U-»K «• 'M mining was an Iron ornament, shaped Ilka a gorgin'! htl***J It II’ IIHJ•*II "'*• v»»«vv|W V| *1W1 II " I I SI jv tw v n i k bead, which bo claimed had been taken from the wall. •»••>! S •—■*! I »ll»l| V -t* w * 4 i| -V I| f And so matters stood when Inspector Ferret arrived. | *>vi|i| *f ( |H | i i w m ( "I can’t understand why anyone would want that gorgon's head,” tha doctor rspeatad. "It wai just a trinket I picked up In Europe.” “On the contrary," remarked the Inspector, **lt Is worth a man'* Ufa. Youra.” What did Inspector Ferret mean by tbla remark? Study the diagram and-plctur# carefully and sea If can tall how Dr. K'a Innocence was shown. t i —“Ths 4ssir« tteemplliktd sweet Is t h s --------(P». i . IS—Swell bird IS—W>a» nk><r was rslsusd la •1st* at Jests kr dtmtnd at tha maltlladi? (Mat. I l t l i ) ' t l- H le k s ip >s «1t* (akkr.) t l —“A wsa that destk rteUate U tke Heed *f aay psrsea (kail la tha atli 1st a* wsa — — K 7. JT Wandering. jumped up, and turned DIAMOND CHARADES TRANSPOSAl Kind of printing KBK.NQZ. •"i„ rw-i •<«n * - . i , lemw** Th* Encyclopedia of Putties and Pastimes axya that after th* invention of movable types and printing presses Introduced lite r a tu re to th e E uropean masses, but before censorships of the dictators of that time were torn down, the charade was a common form of political propaganda. It was difficult for censora to cope with i t ; for them to place the w orst construction upon a charade was to admit the validity of the gossip or ely allegations th at It concealed. The acted charade wai popu­ lar In older times, with guests dividing themselves Into teams to endeavor to .’’stump” each other with words dramatized. Thousands of the versified variety of charade have been authored by members of the National Puxilert* League for th eir unique organ, T ht Enig­ ma. An eight-letter example: / looked in the LAST fo r a FIR ST today, Or to put it another way I spent a FIRST before the LAST, Holding m y attention fast. Was it a useful thing to do, Or i d l tn ttr l should ru t 7 M y WHOLE will never, never . tell, Tho it reckoned m y F1R8T well ( F I R S T snd L A S T .refsr to gyilsbies, naturally.) a country, Cornell's and V lyt set" home, Famous plar\ist. 4 n irritation. Biblical land of etreag eilr. aad ai an klsk ------- la kit tw» tenet it” (Pr. II:II) ?o—Paetwenr TS—Eqoalllf at vslat TS—Malt drink V4—Pedal digit TS—■ikllcel aRtrmatlra n - W h a t klag af Jadak weal to hattl* agaiatt Ztrak tkt Rthlepiaat (I Ckr. 14:18) I I —Spriaa ftrw ta* IS—P etM ttet t o —"Par Itngtk ef i- ( f r . l i l t ? ) IS—Cewmatlsa M -M ssdtw s IS—Call I.a4lr SO—A toa at Iikaasl (Ota. U iU ) I t -R la u SS—Old warld etaw SS—"Far Jaalaatr Is th* —■■ *f a • a i i iharaftr* k* will aat spar* (Pr. 1(11) ee—“ Tkt rick aiaa‘* wtaltk It hla U—S/wkei f tr iridista A n r it U o n o fa h ln d V //.V M ,r e .“ r .- r "Ut tktw k* dttalai# far a re­ vert «f iktir thsmt tkai ear .. CUTOUT SOLUTION ■ Pitat •TTiiir fawfly -lltvaius garlaad ■rilkter t „ "tke earth tkall — tee like > drvnkard. rtntvvd Ilk# * * (Ita. liit S ) populsrlxed by 8am Lcrjd,.ipbo brought fame to Brooldya bofore the Dodgera did, (a pro­ vided by another p rreM|p||n Harry Langman, In thtfbrdblem. Tha figure la to be cut Into four piece# that can b« put to­ gether without hollows or orets lapping to fo^m a perfect sq u a re - There's e solution eieewhen In the page. It you need It. �Partly cloudy through Friday I V crpt local thunderstorms in altar* AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEK VOLUME XXXVIII SANFORD, FLORIDA, EaUbluhtd 1908 Rebels Escape From Full Account AsaocinUd Prtaa Laaaad Wire Aiken Returns Home Is Disclosed Guerrillas Insist On ' Communist State; Reportedly Willing To Come To Terms Dr L. H. CUAKAI.ES ATHENS. July 17. W - Mili­ tary circlet eipietted belief today that survivor* oi the 2 3 0 0 guer­ rillas, who, the government said, invaded Greece (rom Albania Sunday, had withdrawn success fully eastward toward the .tower­ ing Ml. Grammot range near the fronticr. Only scattered minor dailies m* reported in the Mt. Gamila World Seen Undergoing.Revolt Backed By Soviets Since 1917 . Jaycee Speaker That was a stein warning re­ garding the dangers of the Euro­ pean crisis which Secretary pi State Marshall gave ut in hit address before the conference of governors at Salt Lake City. ^*Theie is no blinking, the fact _thal this counlry now stands ai a turning point in its relationi to iti traditional friends among the nations ol (lie old world," said Marshall. “Either it must finish the task of assisting, those coun­ tries to adjust themselves to the changed demands of a new'age. or it mutt recoqcile itself to tee­ ing them move in directions which are neither with their own tradi­ tions nor with those of this coun- i330,000 Troops Were Evacuated, Accord* ing To Admiralty Release Of Event 5 Year Program For W e s t e r n Hemis­ p h e r e Ca l l s F o r Standardized Arms LONDON. July 17. (AI - The Dtilith Admiralty released today. sevrn years alter the event, the full epic stoiy of the llntisl) and French evacuation from the bomh ed; bloody beaches of Dunkertjur |»tween May 26 and June *1. WASHINGTON. July 17 (*>— Die Haute Foreign Affairs Comrniltrr today approved a $50,000,* 000 live-year piogram (or arms standardisation and military co­ operation between the countries 01 the Western Hemisphere, ably will have to await coniideraEvrn the malter-ol-lacl lang uage ol the ‘dispatch (tom Ad­ miral Sir Bertram Ramsay, wbtmpoi directed the operation, (ailed ideied by Congress bcfoi hide the magnificence of the The rebels' retreat was noted achievement. yesterday when Greek army units _ Ramsay disclosed in hit dis­ attacked north of loaftoins, but patch, written on June 18. 1940. failed to contacF'the main (dree. that of the 176 .British ships used Military informants said they be­ in the operation 35 were sunk lieved the insurgents were trying and 42 others damaged. Thole to reach their.comrades on Mt. ships, ranging from destroyers and Grammoi, where national forces hospital ships to trawlers and were harrying Another group ol drifters, were supplemented b) 2,000 . The larger party failed in approximately 700 little boats Chester Nimit# an attempt to capture loanninv, l)jck Cooper, 23 year old Stetson which put out from U ritiih'fiihUniversity atudcrft oho bee en­ nder the measuie the United radical alteration of its own poriing poihts to rescue the haltered tered the routing gubernatorial Greek troops watched' closely rare, wan the gueet speaker at the r» would supply Latin Amer-. for devrlopmentsiilong the Yugo­ i nations with modem weap* Junior Chamber of Com­ consider most carefully the impli­ Three hundred and ihiry thou­ slav and Albanian borders from Seminole ships, planes and trainingcations of such a development for sand of the British troops who had Florins to Konitsa, an area preg­ merce lunrhrort today. lions. In letuin, the military ~ nant with possibilities of M f the fuluie prosperity and security been driven out of Europe by the eruptions uf Iwnler battle. •fs »sid tins nation hopes to victorious Germans were brought of our country. Despite their apparent reversal, flop a seiies of air bases from The General has left ua to dot back to .Britain. The Admiralty. the guerrilla chieftain,' Markoi the Fa ami cross the T*», but Ramsay wrote, had expected at le Arctic lo the Vlftadea was reported in the Com. that’s not difficult If we don't America trsa tiH M mm .» * • « • )•» ••) help the still free European democ­ the utmost to rescue 45.000. The French Navy, too, suffartd racies 10 regain their feet, they to train 8&0,00(l youths annually will In- brought under Russian heavy loaaea among the lUtl »hl| « liw aitas** m P a ss T e a ) C o m m u n i s t domination.' Thus which It flung Into the task uf ovauating French troops from the America will be cut off front her old friends. Her security, both beaches. Nineteen of them weie economically and mllltar lly. will sunk and two others damuged, but weakened.------------------ — ------ lhar brought 2U.626 Fiaiicb tioop. arin fflPormation -Coaiu be Uut that's only a snap-shot of to-Britain. In all. 123,09’. Frtrmh frame Salurtlay afternoon. About to give hint ” tion Government the threat. Europe's economic cris­ troops were transported across lb-1 "so n if a hearty greellng U Mr*. Aiken. Not channel in llritiih and Fiertrh by no means due solely f.t Urged At UN Meet is Isravages meter * shown hut nenrhyal (he lime were the bird*"' by t-iuudnK the u| of War. A fundamrn- shin*. Trough gfitgtssift", w pul three children; Ilian, Bedford III and fact bhlch a lot of folk fall- to Hanford’s Invitation and Md (6 lisa la that Europe in parlical- minelaying t-y plane, LAKF. 'SUCCESS. July 17 (IP) thown baby Ann Wright. The Aiken* own n the American !a>glon to establish ((•a lia s e s aa f a a e • T »a» boats, roast artil­ motor torpad. - Poland Joined Rusua today in Nlep* pretty lit Ile borne nt 441 Elliot Avenue. a permanent Htatn department lery gunfire and submarine opi-ra* heailquartera building on (he lakeblan)ing Greece for the current lions the Gormans tried to l-lork front site now* occupied by th* the evaculation, Itantssy repotted. Balkan disorders and demanded Dutch Forecast War softball diamond, will ho officially All their operations iuceeede-1 in With Indonesia As part, but the air attarka Were ihe presented by Joel Field aud John ernment in Greece, n Souls at Ihe midsummer conference elections worst, ho said. Negotiations Fail The crash occurred aa '.ho plane _ , ______ of the Deportment of Florida !rt le immediate will Heavy air attacks started on •was onrouto back to Miami, Ha., Kamsay wrote. "From foreign military pefvbnnc! after repairs had boon mpde to BATAVIA, July 17 (AT-W ar tho throttle control at Newark. Poland’s views were slated by between tha Netherlands and the of the air attack increased mul Mr. Held and Mr. Saul* will reCapt. W. T. Babbitt, who pilot* 1 Indonesian-Republic was forecast during June 1 all ships In Dunker­ Dr. Oscar Lange,'United Nations tho .plane from Miami to Newark, by Dutch sources today following I n l/f lia lio a o la w , 1#•lv u r a o Ifis w . told ithe hearing, aa-1 which was 'prt - Security Council president, as the a new disagreement in nrgotla. que, off the (reaches or In th* np WASHINGTON. July 17. Mb ° legion committee headnd by Tc-nx aided over by Robert W. Crisp, council met in the extraordinary lions for a joint national govern­ nroach channels were subjti t<sl 1 hr American Meat Institute ile _ . . . Cooley of Mt. Dura and nained by every two hours to an unprer-rJ -q. chief of the hearing and r--puits session in an almosphcte inten­ ment for the United States of ( ( ’• a lia s * * mm I s a , ) - . | P o l i t i c a l C h a llen g e d a t r il today, with reservations, C o u n ty G ro w ers V oice | State Commander Frank. Caton section of CAB, that shortly 4*eIndonesia. for the purpose of selecting a f ore Unding he encountered dif­ sified by the fighting in northern One high-level Netherlands in. F a c in g S ta te O u t­ that the nation faces lli<* clirciA p p ro v al O f -Plan ficulty With the throttle of the fill |-ini|>ecl nl UN Group Asked To lined A t L u n ch e o n inmleralrly lower' No. 4 engine. He said be ru t tho A t P u b lic H e a rin g Final ilesltlon on a alia will.taka "It is necessary that Greece be preted to decide before nightfall engine and frathered the propelwhether to undertake military ar- Visit Jew DP Camps place .during the Statu Legion lor to make a threc-cngmo land- extricated from the network of tion against the Republic, lie in­ There ate two challenges which! convention In April, a t l'a irm a J. R. Kggril, the institute's as­ ’Growers of Seminole County City, rfi ing. lie described the High'- as of international p o w e r politics,” dicated that such action was ex­ when the issue will be .'ec'ded today face the |teople uf Florida. I a routine nature, despite I In- throt Lange said in demanding the with­ tremely likely. sociate director of marketing, said at a public hearing yeileiday went upon by ballot aald Mr. ^ a .d . tie failure. On .one hand lltere is the dial ' Tills Informant declared that a All local civic organisation!/* in a iM Irmrnl prepared for the un record at favoring a toil con­ new crisis of "extraordinary grav- Agency, appealed anew to tho lengc given by the spirit of suchi Ralph J. Moacatelli, a elder drawal of foreign troops. ■aid Mr. Field, “are showing their servation diitnct in Seminole joint 'congifsiional committer on Lange said the primary trouble lly" had grown out of Republican mechanic for Eastern Air Lines at interest In the protect by (ending ......... . must - __ _ ___ Premier Amir SJarifoaddfn'a re­ United. Nations'Felestlno Commis­ men as Urailcy Odham and Clar-, the rconomic report that Ins or­ County ^ and requeued that the lellera of approval and endorse­ be- attrl* ' Newark, said damage to the throt­ In the Balkan* sion today to visit at leant u f.-w tle control consisted of a brok­ billed tu-the internal situ atio n . In fusal to laaue a cease-fire order Jewish displaced persont ramps once Camp who sought honrvt j ganization rl|iecli a 15 pricrnt Slate Conietvalion Uoaid proceed ment to the Slat* ly g io n Commit­ ets link rod, which he said was re­ -Greece,‘aggravated by the pres­ tee requesting favnrvblo consider­ government in the last renion ol In Europe before writing its to take ihe arc tit sty steps .foi ation of S anford’s bid for estab­ placed before the plane look off ence of foreign troops. The pres­ port. the fxgitlalute; and opposed lo for Miami. He also testified that ent government In Greece is m lishment of a headquarters build "Please visit these camps,” Slier* them are llioie fotces rrpm rnled "It follows," Lggrtt said, "tint establishment of the dislricl. . ” his erew made an Inspection of coalition of the major parties, Ing here.” • tok pleaded In a personal appearoutaide surface* and controls ol with the Communists and other Aug. 6 ftom 9:00 .lo 12:00 by long (ime politicians wlwse only modnatrly lower prices may be ence before the commission. "They the plane and that if any other Leftist groups' excluded. * form an Integral pert of tu ff boaii is that they have stopped looked for at that ’ linif unlrtt A M. war the dale derided upon * defects had been-noted he who Id Lang* vigorously opposed the Reds Seek Prompt Inquiry, fo r' tho life led by Jr* * ihe ipitil of ptogreu and hon­ llieir ate more wage inert-airi and c have bean told promptly. He said American proposal for a semi*per­ for a county wide referendum will there touches th* substance of th* esty." declatrd Dick Coo|>cr, Stet­ be was satisfied Use crow found manent UN Commission in th* other developments which would Steel Reparations whole Issue." V. be held for establiihment of th* -Use plane lo satisfactory condi­ Balkans on tha ground that this Shertok said there was urgriR son Uw student,, at the noon meet­ further increase the public de­ tion. district. Only land owners within seemed to lie liased upon the BERLIN, July 17 (AT—Tha need to permit large scale im- ing of the Seminole County Jun- mand for meat." Georg* Roerig, a n is Lint to the assumption that the three 8oviet Fireman Killed In askt-d in th* Allied con­ migration of homelo-us r.ur<>i»nn H 'M l l R I f f l HR F R | » F ttH fl lie added that current' inert the district air eligible to vote in Russians vice president in charge of the satellites, Albania, Bulgaria ami trol authority . today that steel Jew* to start a t once. ♦ llns's operation* in Miami, teetl- Yugoslavia, wer* to blame for prices, generally high, arc "simply this referendum, according lo K: plants capatde of producing 18,Warehouse Blaze The Jewish underground organ­ S. McMullen, extension soil con­ fled that the plane had been sub­ ( ( • • • l i f t * # * mm V*M9 T w * t) 000,000 tons annually allocated the result of more people having isation, Irgun Zvai Leu ml. Uus* jected to o routine 3,000-mlU inservationist of the University of Immediately for reparations. OAKLAND, Calif.. July 17. lA T- ted meanwhile of laying miner on Ford Fires Foreman moir money ai paction and overhaul a t Miami be­ On* fireman was killed and three Th* demand could bn met only Florida at Gainesville, who met fore It took off for Newark. Local Pilots To Make other* Injured aarly today In a highways near Jerusalem and IVt- For Acts Of Violence meat' than ev4f before, al a lime with the growers at the hearing by stripping the Ruhr. United when tupplirs aie seasonally low." blaxe th at swept n half-btcxk In m ates and Rrltlsh represent*, in the Court Houre and gave the live* refused to entertain tha So­ DETROIT. July 17; (Ah—The ( C a a l l a a r * a s f* a a a K l* h l| “Breakfast Flight” West Oakland’s warehouse area be. Ford Motor Co. said today that It Baptists Converge history and purport of soil con­ viet proposal for (iiscusalon. fore being brought under control. had fired 32 foremen because of Assistant Fire Chief M inting The Russians asserted th at the servation in Florida. For World Congress Funday morning a t 8:00 o'clock Basch said damage woulJ amount "acta of violence and terrorism" Bank Robber Fails steel capacity” w is “exeasa." Th# will Initiate th* "F irst Breakfast to 1100.000 at le a st" Owner • of Voting places will be at th i Americans during the recent 47-day strike and Briton* replied that Flight" from th* 8 anford VUunlcl- property consumed by th* flame* by th* Independent Foreman's As- To Remember Holdup office of County Agent C. R. any new estimate on* excess ataal WASHINGTON. July 18. (AV- pal A irport Students nnd offici­ Dawson, who presided over and aociation of America.-* Baptist clergy and laymen from al* of th* Banfont School of Avia­ said th* loss would run mucri high­ capacity could be calculated only CRIPPLE CREEK. Colo. July arranged for the hearing, a t the on a basis of an economically uni­ all over tha world nr* convening tion. Roy Browning, manager, an­ er. A company announcement said: Town Hall In Longwood, at 17, (AT—Police said today a form­ Fireman Louis Cetraro, 27, was on Copenhagen for .th e seventh nounced today and privaW owners "They were dltmlseed following er Axmr lieutenant held for In- Reave* Grocery In Chuluota, and fied Germany, which th* Russians CongTeis of the Baptist World a hekring and after careful invest­ vestlffatlon In tha daylight robbery probably at a place designated have opposed. of aircraft located a t Sanford will Alliance, opening July 29. held aa hostages for three condem­ igation of verified reports by mem­ Informed Americans said' priof the First National Bank told fn Oviedo. I t will be one of the largest participate In this flight. ned Jewish extremists. . vately tha Russian demand ap­ bers of company supervision who Th* hearing yesterday resulted them he found hlmaelf behind the They will b* guest*.of (ha "New religious meetings sine* before th* were attacked When they refused bank with a suitcase of money In from a petition signed by 26 peared to be an attam pt to forewar. with between 4,000 and 6,000 Smyrna Airport", whjro tha flight stall the currant American and to leave their jobs. (O e a lla a * * f r a * , r a s e Um ) hi* possession big Insisted he could will land and, he (aka.! to the delegates attending. British efforts to build Waatani Senora Peron Flics P at Mullin, president of (ho in­ remember no holdup. . r S n t h * United Stales alone beach for a morning awlm. On Germany's economy to a self dependent Union's Ford Chapter, Colorado Springs Chief of Pol­ From Italy To Paris 360 Baptist* are going to the m**t- their return to the Sanford Air­ aald m ost' of th* '3(6 discharge-! ice !. B. Bruce said tha statement Two Men Arrested In sustaining level and tie It In with tag. Many already nr* entente. port, a man ala* -breakfast will be cooperative plana for rehabilita­ foramen were not Involved In any was made orally last night by The largest group ended on the Served to the visiting, pilots, • GENOA, July 17, (A*)—Seaora form of violence and added ilikt William Boethin, 26, a former Jax ForSafe Cracking tion of Western Europe. Th* social activities of th* Pri­ Queen EUcabetL #STy 17. Many E ra Peron, wlfa of th* Argentina “some weren’t iven on the picket vate Fiver* Of Sanford now roo-Till go by plan* Inter. • _____ president-, ended.her auy District Attorney Irl Foard, who J a c k s o n v il l e ,* July it , on tn* Italian Riviera, bwiay and Mullin said ha doubted whether participated In ht'e quluing with —Two man Identified by DeUctiv* Red Shield Club To h full moan laft Genoa bv plana for Rom* m th* union would have any legal each month Bruce. Sheriff Cecil Markley. FBI Inspector E. I- Acosta as Robert Begin Program Friday rout* to Lisbon and Parit. nast within to some point of Just before her departure a raourse In vlaw of tha Taft-IU rt- agent* and state patrolmen, said U Spanear, 49, and his brother, — . . ■ tay Labor Aet but aald ovary ef­ g sai l. Ban Boethin told them he dumped the John .L. 47. of Birmingham. Ala., member of Benenl Paron’a-rulta The Red Shield Club, sponsored fort would be made to have th* U> CROSS TAXED money down an abandoned mine war* In Jail today > waiting a pre­ by tho local Salvation Army Corps, •aid aba would make her final shaft. liminary hearing on charges of will be open to boys and girls tnl* * ROCK. July 17. (AT— decision ’about visiting England man reinstated. V 0t»F. j t Wllllam-i has T. H. House, 48, the rath ltr safe cracking, summer beginning Friday after­ BUILDING PERMIT tat the American Red (In London yaetardar an Ar­ and vice-president v/Ha was alone Tha two wars a rre tM Monday noon a t 1:36 •'slock. It was an­ W. T. R. Geiger baa obtained In tha bank at tha time of th* night In th* act of forcing tho nounced gentina source said th at Henvra Iration of Cen today by Capt. Byrd Hud­ Peron finally had-decided against a c ity permit to erect a one story holdup and was seriously wounj- combination of a * safe a t the son. to sponsor all concret* block building at 2400 ed.' was reported rearing comfor­ Houthsldc Automobile Agency by it purchased for victim* making a visit to England.) activities and I Lieut. Earl Griffin wiU ba la Sanford Avenue. Estimated cost tably In a Cripple Creek hospital. Patrolmen.Johnny-Shcelver and C. chants of th* program which In­ rornado near Pino Bluff Wlfllama aald th# ArkanTha namesake of y*!# Univer­ Markley said bank officials esti­ L. Green who answered s call by clude* outside and tnsldo frame* i tax Jaw axduded only sity. Ellhu Yala waa a native of mated th at after an M tlal cheek neighborhood resldonts that two and a awlmnflng outing. Tha d ab mit to erect a concrete block home Boston who bocamo governor of that slightly lees than 98,000 was men were lurking In an alley, will b* located In tha basaaaaat a t 1181 Sanford Avenue. taken In tha holdup. Pilot Of Crashed Testifies Poland Demands Removal of Alien Troops In Greece City’s Bid For State Legion Site * Will Be Presented Lnwer Prices Is oou lonservauon Is Guest Speaker Seen By Institute Referendum Will Be Held On Aug. 9 K’^'STTS&'SrSB � 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 16, 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/a2533411f33ac8257728f8ac0670debe.pdf 07be8c0fd4a74e195df5b73563187217 PDF Text Text 1 I % T U E SD A Y ^ (W THE BANTORP HKBALP, BANFORP, FLORIDA German Policy Greek Fight America reeognliee tho rtxponaibilities »he ha* undertaken. (fa n lln M .il l i n a P a c t *»■•> trantlwBM l Iraaa , Pas* O ael tP aaitaara >rnM P ale flail Dwight Griswold. chlrf *f the tion authorities should continue to m illion agree* th at' the rv'iellion American' Economic Aid M inion for their motion to qutth the promote self government in tierfl being fostered by these conn- to Greece, announced la*t Friday count. many and shift rm ponaibilit/ to in \V*»hington th a t the United Delrnie lawyer* taul the in­ German gnvernmenl agencies a» In ahort, we have n situation Stull-* wga aperdlng an initial dictment count, charging Papy of far a* m ilitary aecurlty will per­ which In any man'a language fttrd Rep. Braitey. Odham of San* mit; •mount* t o -. war between fierv Government official* familiar foid $500 and a rate of Scotch with the document tolcj reporter* Greece and her eqtMlfy fiery r.e>gb whUkey if he* would n o t'vote 01 it I* the product of many month* bor*. Yet the quarrel ha-n t teen libeled “ w ar"—and we hope it the bookie bilk actually did not of Intensive atudy and review by won’t be. because th a t would elthe Btalr. W ar and Navy depart­ moat inevitably accentuate llu* ments. -v- , • HnnllNHM I rnM Psas dlfficultira already existing be­ Thd" new directive. lh*>* **id, Itoss, in discussing plans for the tween Hum :* and the Western They contended ihr Florid r takes cognizance of the new develdemocracies. Fu. arc not lied- veto message, tola reporter* th at bnbery law relate* only to "bri­ opmenla of the past 2tS mortha the bill i* expected to reach the A lbania, Yugoslavia aad Bulgarin] and Incorporate* the v le* i etcthe minions «f Moscow, nml hare] White House some time (luring bery for*acti of tommmion-and pressed by Former Secretary ef no| _*ct» of jjnjiuion," not the W eatrrn po-.vnr* vowed tn | the ilsy. h a lt the expansion of Commijniimi The House passed and s c h t'lo There wa* no* motion attacking by aggression? J the .Seriate a compropilse bill two other count* in the indictment Some of the little W low s arej which charged Papy had first of­ gellin g outspoken. Fur exam ple,' fered Odham $1110 to vote agamil Albania has spat against the wind] the hill carries the bill and had olfetrd- Rep. and had Its say. General, I ln u r Hoaha. Albania’s Communfst me* I |24H,<H>0.(MMi In contraet authori­ Clarence M. (*4mp ff oT^Ocal* ty f o r 'th e purchase of aircraft, It provides for a projected pro* $100 to vote to tend the meas­ ■gram supporting an average Navy ure to a committer which had pre­ of Anglo-American irsrtln n ariea strength of :tl>b,000 enlisted and viously rejected a similar bill. whose aim is In bring iil*out n new- 42.(881 o ffic er' personnel. and the Soviet Zone, hut reiterate* Tho total in the bill, as worked American desire for unification war. recommended by Truman'* wtlnc*»ei for whom lubpoen j t .of the whole rountry. Doctrine." The general arrived out by n H enatr-llouse conference The directive told F lay that Vhe in Moscow for a visit yesterday. committee, Is 3133,286,000 nunc were iitued today, ii Rep. Odium', Well, o'f course. H ilt's only Al­ than the am ount originally voted colleague from Seminole coUntv United States, while not wivhlng bania sounding off, hut om- ran't by th r House and approximately and tilt next to him in the llnu»» to. impose It* «wn "historically ,000,000 Mow- the original overlook that Tlran-j's wagon Is chamber. hitched to the H aitian star. It Senate recommendations. It fall* In accuiing Papy from the would be inleresllm; to know who approxim ately (2.14.000,000 short thinks UP such speech* t far tho of the ('resident’* budget request* Houie floor. Odham *ai dhe had for cash a ppropriatluns. hardy Albanian jn*> im aW i-ra. voted lo tend the bookie bill to This I* presumed la be an order loiter, the House also accepted In an event, one wonder* w heth­ the hpilile committer on the ad to Clay to oppose eitahll.m nent er for once Hussia and th e . W ritof a Communistic- nr Hcvmllatle vice of "my colleague" when ,f*e era Allies might not agree to let entered the chamber juil at the form of government If formd on the Security Council >f (he l .tilled the German* from the uul.ide. Nation* put the rlsm ps on this roll call wat being taken alter I ' The directive continued.*; hich pay* *t!ongreis* hill whole llalfcan show n vi-i- bit. Papy had made hi* fiitt allege-! "Your government believe* the The limraa Armed Services Com Apropos of this though. London bnbery offer. ultinrate constitutional form of official aouftea \ e t i n day raid mitliV- approved legislation over­ Me laid Pa|iy approached him German puliliral llfn ihould h* left Britain was conc.-m.-d over the hauling the Army’s court martial the d ecision’o f tha llu n n a u peo­ with hit second offet the finl day III wholeslsc arrests of Co-nniiinlata, system. The hill, drafled by a aiiltcoro- a* Mr. Cobh nj Volutin and I ple made freely in accordance trad e unionists and leflwing lib­ with democratic processes." eral* In G rcnl-. Tli-.'*» source* al­ lilittcr headed by Hep. Kl-Ou" The United Stale* reiterate* it* * * were standing near the y h ru did io Mid the rahine' was v*Vi»Wfl (|t.-<ibl*i, provides: 1. For an lndr|iemlent judge ad ­ cutting the caltlr bill," Cobb *1 arreiitanci- o f. the’ I’oUda*'* forever sign’s that the Grei-K offensive mula for reputation* l-ut add* that against the guerrillas wn* failing, vocate general’s corp. he judge to wat on the litt of defenie wit- the present low level of German and th a t high-lev.-) Anglo-Amer­ advocate general I* given firmer-* net* (uhpoenat. industry "ehotild not permanently ican talk* might !>o Initiated to cy and review authority not now limit Germany's industrial ra p a ­ consider possible fu tu re steps jn vested In him. HRNOItA I’EltON city.” Greece If the situation doesn't 2. Give* enlisted men the right Improve. Another source, a ile d to drinsiiil ‘appointment of enlist­ PARIS. Ju ly If,. »d',- Dm A r­ whether intervention by British or ed personnel to court*. Faraitart R c liib b ii| gentine Embassy annouii'-cd today American troops In Greece was 3. 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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY N E W 8 P A P E H VOLUME XXXVIII Eatobliahed 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA, W E D N E S D A Y . JU L Y Ifi. l*Mi U. S. To Sell Turkey to I Showdown In Greek Battle Is tarshall Urges Ruhr Co a l I n c r e a s e ; _ S e e k s EiV$fy For ! displaced Persons Increase In Army's S h a r e Of' L o a n |. S e e n If S i t u a ­ t i o n Ge t s W o r s e U. S. Directive- 10 Year Program OnGermanySeen Of Flood Control As Significant Urged By Truman Policy Is Important Special .Message To In View Of Nearing Congress Asks For Ru h r Discussions **$250,000,000 E x t r a Ilv HEWITT MACKENZIE fofcj h A P Foreign A ffairs Anslvv. fN lirihall told a press conference Tlie United Slates government tat, with the Navy’s concu ■ has juts issued its fust olfiu.il. jnee, he had asked the Mari­ statement of-policy governing Gr ne Commission to sell Turkey many since |h r war. and lak.es U. S; government-owned cat* the stand .that a stable and p i’V 'passenger vessels. The Maritime ductile Germany is necessaty to' ammittion aim is. being asked to make Europe orderly and pintL » (e e r* i/p i trv vessels lq Tut perous. This historic statement is in N '^ sh sll was asked whether this the form of a -diiective to the resented the first transfer undei American occupation force m e $100,000,00(1 undertaking t<» Germany. It imtructs Lieut. Gen­ lengthen Turkey, and he replied eral Clay, American zone com­ fisroatively. Marshal] noted that m ander, to exeit every ello it to e tale of the six cargo-passenger achieve economic unity with othei sell did not involve expendi- zones, and says highest prionli re of any U.S. funds. They wilj should he given to inriease«l pro­ paid for in cash. duction of coal, food and expos! Th« six eargo-patsenge’- ves- goods. _ ™ lvJe»re described as pre war T he g reatest importance -lustst "< ljti>fllnd of medium site The four plus craft were built during the he attached to this declaration in r and were not otherwise det* view of the increasing gt«'. Ity of the European ‘economic crisis. It tbad. * i.„ . .i . i .k .iJ * * aituation which is going to _ worse o. fore it ran start to get nlted States government urgent better. To use the graphic warn­ desires an Increase* in Kuhr ing of French lta n ad ler: a] production In Germany as a “The hour h a t Premier come for Europe ndamental requirement for the to organise o r die.** vary Of -Europe, Marshall told a new* conference a t RVir coal is of In te m t to. aA n a tlo n a over Europe hut th a t present there are no phna to ng FVenee, Russia or any of the **- Aar countries Into Brltish-Amer*- — X KVsnssMI mb l*sil r.m fi * Committees Get lusy In Paris As Ministers Leave h e n d r ik i* r u s t i n g WASHINGTON. July I ft m President Ttum an ircpmniended to. Congieit today in an immediate slat! upon n 10-year piogiant for controlling Hoods and - thveteping water ttto u irc i ol the Mississippi River baim. lie asked 1250,000.000 to get the w-oik un­ derway. N O . 171 J To Feed FuHed Zones Ia sonic Lodge Holds iso la tio n M e e t Asked By U. S. To S f. Ity !.. ». CltA K A l.ES A ir" * " — ATHENS, July lb t/1h ■Greek army p l a n e t hammeied 2.50(1 L ellnt guriiill.it trapped on the! slopes <►!. Mount l , unite north <*t IcnnuiA (J.inm .i) today as thiec g m rin m rn t brigades rioted in- for a showdown h a r l 1 e, mililaiy sources reported. rtt; - 1'rtjx-f—t;r Army aulhuiir'jrs sajd_thal p tr^-, Sh**'11 XI —«, n. t-^1— uh*»hcautions alio had bren t.ikf .1 n r r * “ ’’ •*- *sssls.rv ,od other examine th e i. main ,.i as , nitirliiru * itfli't tin t Hftp firiiM ftl |u lltiS lt.iiff <m.l against any- new . 1 nva. 1 0 n on G.cck h ......... ........ .......................... .... a- n, th f , hl soil. Die aulhuiiiirs added that lliMim at Ik r \fimi« ||i,ir i ll*** ..IIn* vli**riff_ Ji.ul l+: ±11 Gieek intelligence repott^ d tid in - to tnv'e-m jnip ;rrobbery. ed' there were, six g u n ill la coucfn tlation centers, litter in AJIninii and three in Yugoslavia, from, which new offensives could be launched. These repoils said the largest of Hie three in Albams was at Lescosic, and that a hos pilal for the g u rtn llai was located there. u lM L I o p o s a l Based On Senate Asked To P rAba n d o n i ng Bir P o w e r Dictation. Probe Dicsposal Control By Of EleclionCase ; Rt y Check Bill ! ', oy Seen i it-.nTetl Fdr i Senate FtfieOlfel lok ----------H. kf. Gleason of Laks Mary » installed as noble grand of „ iford I.O.O.P. Lodge No. 27 at It* me*ting .last evening. D.D.G. la tte r Wlllkrd MacDonald ami Is inatalllng staff from Orlando •rfonM d the Installation. n T t^ T S iT S : •her rover Wllllama as w re : Grover id; J. P- Jobe aa warden: uffman as conductor! C. inson aa chaplain; C, L. right scene supporter; as left seena sup. . WUllama aa right W noble grand; W, O. left supporter to fra u d ; D. C. Howard aa h t supporter lo vice grand and B. Lovsjoy as left au p p o rteT .grand. Spotta was Installed as ‘Ian and Philip Keaaian. A fter the wero and G, U LONDON. July 10. Auth­ oritative Whitehall source j, ex­ pressing support for lateat Wash­ ington proposals for a self-sup porting Germany, said today Bri­ tain would ask the United Stales to take over a greater ihare of the cost' of feeding and running the economically fused British and American .occupation tones. f« |U « l !• e x p e r ts to be D isced before the U. 8. governmeot late this week or early next week when the twq reun trie*' topmost expert* ots Germany m e e t In Washington to diacuat im ' I in Urilled * S tilt* has ptojHised II tui I.tin Cohfete tit e tr< Isegin 7ut cri 1 |ipa'rn\e peare Ii m T heit* Aug I T tfttl*|iim v fisted >n luU Its ».1T W X M ilM .i ^ (i* -\i ) v L? J iii* >ett.il<q i.’to ."■Lit < 1><m Serustr I.mI ,* V* u i'^ Ir^Hr Ik , , . ■!j}f lu .In c Dip.,. t r of * Ji indhng ■t r> tf. i; i ’ll* .J» i ||"U i ilci ]^i ,n>’ i ' i - i id nri ' « ui it fisUt ("j-trk 11 .i '-i d *d**' jw.ish tin- w|i:>!v miidenl.*’ ■1!c . atiamloiuuarst **1-rise lug■f lir.ils dtctllton wllich hss u u-rtl lor. Germany and Am- \m->u sn of finals, ditVlosing Ju d o >% Slid they, sir uncertain hetlier Russia will accept the npc«.*l. .which syoqld have th* I* flirt I «( eliminating » mg Hig . Four Atom Bomb Plant Report Made To To Be Placed On Kiwanis Club *0n , Permanent Basis National Meeting New Mexico Factory WiiniiiiRAgam .tC‘'*ni rises! in New l’l:m lly I?c i m cr J.’. I ■• r - - Price Collapse Is Predicted- By Former OPA Chief is5 » 3 I t X 2 ^ “This plan does not change the desirability nf the ultimate es­ tablishment of vallar authorities, but the urgency of thy flood prob­ lem i» such that we must take hecestary steps to expedite this program without awaiting drier* mlnntlnn *>f' the administrative p»**rrn tor the various regional valley development programs.'^ InHtailftient Plan To Be Used By Railroads CHICAGO, Ju ly 10 (AT—Most of the nation's major railroad* are planning lo offer tickets and other travel expenses for sale on the Installment plan. A "liberal" credit plan will he Inaugurated by mors than GO car riers on Kept. I, the Railroad Passenger Inlerritoria! Commit tee announced. Payments for the ticket* .and other expenses, in eluding cash required for proposed trips, will he mads o n ' n monthly hatif up to on* year.. All Western carriers and most of tha Eastern railroads are to rticlnalr in tha plan, said IL Kiddsl, rharman of the com­ mittee. The rallroadi, he said, would work in cooperation with' local bank* in mqat cities offer­ ing installment buying of rail­ road transportation. No collateral would ba requir­ ed and no doom payment need­ ed. The Interest rata would be tb* usual rata charged by local banks for consumer credit loans, Riddai said. -T5- Navy Investigating Society At Annapolis WASHINGTON. July t t , (AT— Adm. Dewitt C. fUmsey, Jr., vice chief of natal operations, said to­ formant* said. .1^. day he le "delighted" th at the Navy ii Investigating a secret MKKT POSTPONED society at Annapolis. Th# society, known as tho The meeting of tho City Com­ mission scheduled for tonight hiu “Green Bowl," has bean a subject been again poetponrd until F ri­ of rumor and discussion for 40, day evening due to two members r w i a being out of town and one mem­ “A* a* * *m concerned, I'm ber being unable- to attend due prepared to Uke an oath that it to lllqeis, it wee announced this has atver been used in the furthof oelf-lnterevt, or pi omo by H. N. » a s p e c ts o f th e econom ic a n d p o li­ tic a l future o f Germany, the *In- . , " i V - --*« i * in ttN m . i m a t r o w F . R ♦WASHINGTON. July 1ft r ► I I- <ailed ,oji it^* - inulion .In a special m enage. Mr, Ini• disyliarye the t-id tarv <: nimttt or lug rise veto control over man outlined a progiam that em ­ ‘ wjliill s'njrtl M t lw to I'otlpJh cvris piiiiiliuli g o i n g into the braced also navigation, .irrigation, »s Usui in<Miniti i ]Ut_Kciu! its . treaty.’ hydroelectric power development Iiltiotl wtticb «ftl!ji . ill lilt <Uih and other utilization of w ain re I he proposal svhich went out on.111 im|«trv hv t!i^ >< sources. K I frn d a n ago and to which A source close to the general it” l• pltes have been received vet Hut he said flood control must s t u ff inilttYitril.fa*! n ig h t that tin* fl . , . ... n . * ,fH 11 11,1 I 1 Uj,m* 1,1 would not only Isk- ttea|y>mlkltrg corne fiist in the lighl of Hood fith l o f the p a y o ff hattlo tn y y t ll 1 *C IV lo u C t P IlH IIU H t ll \ v *ih * u * , :* i i v ftiirt - in '• lrr~ t he” t Ftifr ‘‘ist ..1 the hinds ol Eiur nations losses on the Missouri and Mivn* and turn it nsrr to I I. but tl sl*.r sippi this vear that may exceed lrroplitano* attil vuiltkon wh^iv.1 *— -—— , .* , , , uni I , I li'lnli a tvvml birds vol$300,000,000: he said. I lie army had guerrillas1 li> I 1.1 ON t \ i;\3 '!•"•• »h-m I " " ’” I. 1,1,1 l ’ l' t'»: t'1 mi <*ti / tt .... «ni system among the II *> that Specifically, the President ash­ surrounded. Vasilikon is only foi,irj .*WA*'HlS(s|ON July Ift ■l‘! ! *1 thru Intnifati. ud t i o 1into a!:. ,| illaiih m *h •i tn-re w1illsi l>e tin seto would ed at this session-of Congress, in miles from the Albanian finis. „ ! rccmtlv held in ( h K omic i j t . Ikm .,a ln l e w '<e |»eifmlled. tier. i I he l tilled Mates is putlinz > ' , , . . . i i , addition to funds alirady made ...... . , , , . ini the threat ft! ft. t ■ ‘ "huh f< n, ■ Rr| i. i. ^ lop milt In nr iitifjiorItii*.$ iiid i atom h-’iiih fjitidiY iiti ,1 'tiTtiii’i* ■■ « . i, » , , 1 S \ iuIksj-sdor Wrfltrr Reavailable, $ 2 37,000,000 ( 0 1 "the they feared a new Urge-Male | *,om ...... * ><> A m en.. . .1 .UNam-hlrr . . . ifetrglr.1 by l.m . delt ‘Smith, on confidential ”sArm y Engineers who handle flood i m n i l h optretion ifiJhi* Kleriu* | ncnl t jtbif J pJirly anil'It* liL rtm til : end ■»*-J _s s ti :-tmr» from Secretary „f Sta'e control work, $10,000,01)0 fnr the area facing the Yugoslav border. This giitn footnote to t!i-* boil rAdfuinisltalion .si \\ n |i .niomit i Avtdl lo t Hi­ Mststiall, lias di».*U*»rd the nesv ( issmIIhoi) on pHf» Reclamation Hute.su and $3,000,with lo .s state of. cont.itrtt ! < < ! i'.r bc‘ d t i c i I t» tt i a n jo and th«» far fruitless rlt. ri —X ( t - r n.-d —M-st-v* 0 0 0 for the soil conseivation tucht iif. Hnvill Itn “Eh ” *i“ :i", j Ueescw—tR— s|o t » “ “ l i t u p Ivo'itct coHTrots m e t nuftea t .« unilerstontt to have trtdieatWeir today inf"H- i ii. tli: ‘ i. The* United States tllrecllve le n ric e .' . ! itishbe ..f th-’*e provision* energy canie to light lodrv in an .1 I louse P»..M| 1,(11 piaxlthuout prut Formal estim ate* for the use take* on particuiar xlgiilfltnnrc !n kaslner arid Oil.,, iters ■ 11 tantin us->1 istt T hf^t view of the approaching Anglo- of this money, h e saitl, will be Atomic I iiergv Comnits’H’n an lepffsetilrd rhe I .1 tied it I ■j f01 '* ,v» *-«• the i.,yd I American conference in L'ynshing* forwarded lite r. Clltiili III VIBjtlojr rsEvjspc 11, tt fntetl tonsrh!ion ui-i v sr iru. it ton to -'iwusa meihnd; for 1n"L et »* tin-vigil tha next t to '<11dt: pigrnrih.i|e read al tiic to- ct'n, at tl-c f m * ,,hJ . 1 .. .ng- toe 'ait-.uspui u n c ion) I’doi tor l!te Inst lea prtwhnrtion of th r R u h r'upon tvlilcKi * * * * * * our ^pr ogr em and the war*built i"»n <d I t ente, by II | ‘ H r?m|:itl. Hr MARVIN.I.. ARROWSMini - s, ,|J ■ - ptD economic recovery not only of Cer- Pu* *"'* money to work, to gather N . M. • I lie principal s,^min t ig ,iri,.| ninny but of Europe depends so with aueh additional money a* iii,.-a* __l _ WASHINGTON; July tti. id , Fhel. first A ituiJili was — made lu th i iimmom-i, ' tcljcrn-* as gtr ? heavily. T hat eonfen’ii*-* is like- may be required and as our eenn Former 1‘iice Administration 10*00 ’“I ........ . ,1 ■ I! ly to p|vot on it • dtowd'iwn be* omy from year to year shall per Herlderkon said today*lie sees •‘lit­ ih etr and tested at AUmscotrlo, rh in the rcpt-tl ,iyaj tint * - t sikii' n .lie HS± tween the two countries over the mlt." Truman declared. “ In that tle immediate danger of n Ma.Ior f t . M . two yens ago Imlav. Louis Hudro.’ Inline: tnall.lgm : .’ll I by ot* Hfitlsli .Socialist government's in ­ way we shall save ourselves un­ ilrnrr«*ion hut th*i pr*rr* may r n . WASHINGTON* July Id. '-P>— /*,L" vomniosi-.n announcemeiil editor of the D itly ^ te tte r , oil, r‘ sistence on nationalisation of the told billions and pave the wav -collapse R,.js Pc in —in f D Fbs* mb) a ■■■—e-y tiltaalrouslv as they did cm Ruhr copl mines. Tho Untied for the lOeal.h prodnelln,, „ )B, «fT afterr World-War World War t. .said Can-’tl |vicf., r‘ V ,.......... .... pf the C.'inum itii'' 11,”i*.* t'sddic I Indi SulH'Omrtlttee I. * « that " ' C«” "U 1I ;ton,*Miu j„|jn 1e»»tit)l States tins opposed ‘Ids, nnd the surely will flow from Die Into-J.it,'-. I list -K- TiV-’l . '.f tile E.verr ".While that, collapse („f (of l tiietl Ysvv Navy rapt-mi ".Whil.!| tired rapt ,-n and and oidaini oi<l,m f ■",1 " "tit ’ ’I tbp ,sf f ifiY U at inn .if 11,,»»»n, t'epsH (jlaite* Natlount t’ssk would ni*t other day pt-nposed that nationalSll cannot ** compare, compared *Uh the ex,se.t. will .............ha..... -d ite- tmn whm I,, i”inrt! il,c ( afls d A nf l '' Ithi^ji iration lie deferred for five year*. grated development of our vat 21' f. i.-rt - giving luivate owners the , ep in f a tear Inn * I^L lrn?e“ H.'.,'l ’ ’ sat.I ' 1 i Man,.’, , ( i;..sei to .. -it -I r.-x>..> W ashington takes the view that levs." letatneil | iteM - i- ti, n in e It sins oo no npicnic, l[eiitlci«in n . , I *1.- ■>*!-•« v "where ’ U ...„ h , ami l mi I l l l l r lli ll rintldnnlixntion is t <111641105 for 141. , ) Mr. Truman, who last wenk ,,, n ninlrmmt prepare! f.,r ijj- nuilti million .•» -Its, nnc 'scn-eiii " ' I tit, S’at ■I; myk IIS111I* the German people to dsciilo. i*» Suna' I •ign t: ■ •pints -I 'f. It i i’ iu,-nt c.iute a* publicly renewed hi* advocacy «>f, |«inl sommllle.. on toe •■.rnuen' pi net am is mid i ,v I sin o n -I si, %il I ' r f * i - If*" .»«« ■lull If.,. Of course it’s easy to understand n Missouri Valley Authority atom ;! r,q>«'i t. lit Mllf'Mllilii ' ‘ ty*Vtr*\A *♦.! • ttlttllHre*' ir r r d . Coir llrd .-i! I (,r. . Ati, I 11 lil* 1 IX why a hm inlist government, which the line* of the Tennessee Val-i He tir-senled his d h i-mnt av l.m in- fr win, h., |„ rt, .ini,- in ih'ut wtpansion of » r hzati \'ji|nli*i it! .Mich I lotion to 4„ol. |„ n i‘ <4 t*M * • * i ••-al h i „ | ranks nationalism e* one n( ft* ley .Authority, made this refer-1rhslrmrui -d ilie execut'vo rnmmitl)"* 3*'III lllll tf*|7 ,nl4l*e4-tl*# J*f *» the l". 1,000 Bile- ;'.tt k aiutind the cardinal tenets, should want to i c of A.nerleana for Democrat!’ lo ll,r. commission sm r it look j f.x t|n. trnpiir > in nppru*- •.-ullierts tip "f H 't ’da to 1, 100,. see it carried out in Germany an I ence In his message to euch pro­ Action, in organlxation of *olf-!ovci ihr Aimv s Manhattan piop otMt acre' M urfsTU an.a dozen > (litl III Vive -it Slat‘isiitlmr.. I’rjvate ms tti t » otfiect to tnelusson posals : elsewhere. It will lie surprising, allied “llberr'a commlMed to the ect at the start of-thu \r tr. PARIS, July tfl, (Ah- France roposed today* to the .-omn'lltre f European Economic Cooper afon that It* Id member c.ationa jirlude overseas production of <«. satlal maiterials In compiliitr their reds and assets under the Marhall program for aid to the eonnanE atep, propoied by Fiench ... 3 .- vi*«HHtl«iira - **!» F«mr| ta Herve Alphand to the j session of the new eronImie organliation'i steering com- Chinese Dike Repairs nlttes, would bring into recovery plans tha far-flung British Em­ Disrupted By Reds pire, the vast colonial terrltotle* pf Francs and the colonial pusNANKING. July l« riVt-UNUsalon of Qther members In -all RRA ordered it*' employees tpparts o f the world. , , d*y to withdraw from the Yellow The commlttefl J i t axaiKne.l the] |i |Vcr dike project after Chinese of drafting Europe's tialanrA Chief of Staff Chen Cheng warn­ Jhoat bT the full economic confei- ed that thr government,could not rvhlch cloied. here yesterday be respuniilkly fnr the aafety of _ j« * a m em ttrs settled down UNKHA pci ,o>i,ocl on repair proj­ ork Igsmediately at tho French ects* iu tcrritiiTy where Cotmnuu foreign Ministry- They will lay lata are operating. iwn a working program for subMeanwhile, Gen .Yeh Nan, ommiMeei on fuel ann power, government representative on a antcort, food and agrlcult'ir# commission for repair of Yellow ,_d Iron and (teet. The suheom* River dikes, said disruption of nittees on fuel and power, trons- repairs hy Communist military , food and agrlcufture and Iron I atari. Tha subcommittees will operations threatened the safety undvr a five-nation executive bf 3,000,000 people living on the •outh river bank. He told news .ittae. conference summer floods might W f g aites t . of Western and South- make repair work Impossible and ropean countries approved said government' and UNRRA ir» __ e.urop committee setup yesterday In groups would have to turn to third plenary session of a emergency relief operations. four-day conference. They will »**t again until the commtt___are ready to report, prutmbly In l^ta August or early September. Britain To Ask U. S. I P r « n L a u r d W iro • V te • ! -■ Oil Hi^hls (liven Private Owners In (blades Park Area > . e a f » S’ Hi »' a fnr the .ctjhs'tlt ' pr-sgralts*. t their 1.,ret. particutariy if they d principle* »* lll>erty .sad los’lre. ,, , , ,, , ,, „ ll-.ii-e nti.-a.lv lit- |"is-*ed tin- ...... rigid* r.* o’t which may he am! ", itie «it-’inocralle U ont ' a.UIng". " f I1’"...inr(.l«| nilh ■ ■ ■proem’s." « . * iI . ni at lh ,Mfl' nnfound us tin- ares, * • "Tsidav. jtmt as It! 1"2 > pricex.« dteeloinrr retntirsi; tn . i.-nl.. i j t»ld _rhi* I lie. pt-ieliiig legislatidn vvould r hnvr lmilted tu »uit of |. .......Y U ' - . t , jit4-viitr> f.,f royalties of t-H • iuu.'-*t!siiti< xs'nsild ti. V h an d ,' (UlglerMn declare*! T»n.e AritH-* ............................. ll«- «>cret " !*. ' "“ ' ' m 'h " 1 , > f. production if the gitvernment *• t (kef I.V f|*e <| 4,1(4| V II.4I again, the puce structure Is ate.I San-lm Itn*.’ m m tll-m pieppie.l p,1* ' ' ‘ • li’liirv liln ltsi.i *: )|.« WSllltl ever ,1- .-i.|.-• ;■ pentltt tlriihng tlirough distortion* and Initial- N. M. M vi unit •( tin- l i i t l i - ' 1 ‘ ■ ■ -r 'here Suml i. F,|e| ,«l i* footl’i t ■r ,v...... a nee*." i "anin-i I....... >p<.< I . , l . r,,|"l ' 1‘ ' 'i-eie undei v • - I• lt*|. Snoilhei* it* Flai tot.t a - !*• t ■ I fill* IriltjlpA 1<| *p .t , , . I-, ■.ny 1 . 11.-X t I I-’j wrni ns prujei t repott, r In* ■ 4iicui re t us Peter— iwi (Ik* ’ll -— i tn intve lift! filin' io , knuwn nf n r ai i|i;n n n l*u. S S 3t rUi kIIU e * iI nn ’ally nuthim,n »)( ,' I .lie ", , -4irr‘« propo'sl, _h(n *’x;srv*sed the IF iIlls i; (|i ' ",tM^l .....i >« im m......... i.f |ii '"<rii<i. „f 11,«. I’m . , .t .,'n i, |(St iesfivlal.nl, |<H, ’(view 11 #• • ape at * irih, f*f* 1* dlirp nf u ii ] k tti t h (i |*11 ■ that “individual right*' p v. . xytil lie- «pnt Ii; . • . qiijtmriK. prulMli ; •hnul.L gi, Hawaii Ih Called Off -*cq.t tut m- i. . t iu. fnilhci llisn those ___ It (i.i Imtey. tt*j ____ f-e.tie R. Gtnvi— . v-lm , .lircrw r' ............ tr ilv B.—S20. 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July i «. ia i -Tim ‘ uf r; Rep, Hoe veil (R*Inwa). read to ttid n xsllMHr.1 mh l*..u, I rurft ‘1 "" 1 Tr i'e nil1 la1 mill " t), ,\e, Hmjifl A*fm«nUtv C* «ni the com re it tee u telegram of opstrike In Hawall'a Iflfi.fMMt.OOO pine Ytn k. apple industry vended. today n* ab­ 4 |$|i}»risir«l * .til |x.«Hiott front five Iowa constitu­ the it '|wrs„na itijmed ruptly as It beg'an six day* ago. ents who le- said owned 1,000 Morey Flight Made theU I accldrpj, Isvn still relm iii k|is|lR ffi Yrtling* jts 44w4 j5ttii tore* In' th» Ever glade*.-and said Federal tastrar Conciliator Nath, Wit Urn ClMiraJ list 11,.■, | , , Fur 13 Year Old Girl their oil uglitj, I Im- proan I*. Felnstnaer annuuncr.l that Hnill iglies. ti. svln, MtiffpfCil in #' (he (TO tnngahnrrmen'a and Wareti t ikna tec Ici|.' tel net itipmre-, hriit.etl fs-gs ;ui.t hniiaciurn'a Union had called off Rep. |l,<n e tt ufl-Wyo* r e a d .a MIAMI, Ju ly It:. i.Pi - A p t-ji‘ fiactun.l kiljl. Hint t'ncns ' u 'I im iif opppsittois telegrams the strike and that the Industry ycar-’ ht girl wills.an ;.]«n iaftny ItmiriK.i, . its tec c- l e r t IVIU brnlrrin«iilrrflt'«ill j i s l had agreed to rtopen contract pin tt* her tlin-dt mi I*, d ill Sic I* 111 mid *k"u|f Irnrtiniilm i.-i“ of them .(tuns tlse Miami ‘ . men. • negotiations Immediately. A'orlf today nfl, r n , tulle Wil t' A f i v k I-i,--fi, cvn* ||«> 6nt\ Chief Harry Bridges said work­ flight*which emset-d th'- *'.stihl.i-it'i woe <-i Ite in ’ alauilil the pla August XllpUiin. president of ltn r ari^t • , . I Go- Palgtovc f’o . testified that ers would r e tu n to th'dr Jobs'at Nell, f ' t(t crniM- tin harmed. - nr.-f,,, proposed expansion, of the noon. (k s-tndra Issuer nf'tTvton, PalslnVi «linii..f, .,f tt,r CAA, CAR * Iftfl IL N* Lawrence park would entail "'The t h e wholly unThe areord beiweo.i the union trim ' m at Zone, awalio" -.J Itiejiin n Sc-nat, - i.nimirThe Jvcie sttli I I GYff necessary Inking of p riv a te land.' and industry leader* a ft/r fiv e 'vc»t. 1 lay. Her mntlu r, V -■ M 'iri":1,1 work. Ttn ir fiijrflrtg* ,nrc tin, ^ I t « P , l CX« t||n fr Ift. said th at lire" mhi .immi acres tuibulent dayx brougtst pr nce once IJiueF, arranged fnr 1,11 • ii.rtgeiicy ' x| m-cIi-.|r>, te,I, |., .f ,|\ ,, i 4 of S ta t e land* ill the are a are «■. .I* Bgslri to the territory a n t tnded flight aboard is Pais American somethin in tin. iiirnntime. n "completely adequate fo r th# the threat that the strike .might clippi r to Miismi. *They arrived,pul,In- heal : .* *eherinle,j ,,, 1 park ."-■ aprran Ihroughout other major at E' 10 A. M. today. 1ssmeks utcitlwr Mejhpurru Klipstcflt, saying that the pri­ Indiisirie* to cripple ■erteuily the ConqieMng *c|,e,|,dea to New, ^teint. vate property In the Everglades M v.im i:itW M V Jilifif'd entire economy of tho talanda. j York svero lacking at thnCteter, ro 1 ‘ * . ha* "great phtentiat v«lne." a r ­ * ” 1 the rhild nnd mother su n »ped nn * . . \\v Indoor FounlM ins gues! that #_',000,000 appropriated ACood alcohol, la made hy neti-’to New Yurx aboard another Pan I A g C H C U 'H r i g h t U V O T i’j the Florida legislature to ac­ trallslng with lime "wood vinegtir", Amcncan clipj-cr, tin- .,niy p.m „ . ... • , quire private land* is “grim ly M H M I i t . t.-i ’ l t d A T-T he obtained by the daatruclive dia- aengerg In the craft. They hi-' I*r t ' H l l ^ y f i t C f I* IK1I inadequate to compensate private i my of tin" indoor fountain* owners." filiation of tvood. i rlsYd (herj at 8:30.A. AL • . _____ Iml tie* owner, trnanlx. instil sure TALLAHASSEE, July Id, The t’lumers «”d Imllder* se State Game and Fman tCatrr | Fish Gomiiiis'ion today appi-aied i t - 4 l i l t O e r I w t l Y . ________________ LocaLRcal-I£*ta te li ar ai, in,nn. lien im u r miM* ' fTs~ t w e in ftx tn rd a v w b " ’i W ilt* Idt'iilily Is'sl.thlislu'c! Ol 21 Crash Victims i*t - WASHINGTON. July 16 OD ijrertlary of Stale Matihall an­ nounced today the United Slate' is Lakint Hep* to turn over Ml Merchant ships to Turkey. A* a first move in the new piqgiam «>t strengthening the Turkish armed By A n o c ia lc d H ■■ i Seminole County Boys Heartily Enjoy tlrstD ays Activities At Canip Winimft ' fresh fromwater exercikfish lnd (niutla diet-xMiover the eta to. - IL. ■ M - u f sva tre j l.ep a n to n iml rt from r-ilijis-* p „ i| rionra of a apartment tnitlding in the bon* 'howlng that they were In LRlKailno over jurudiettert ol r,c .r*r.w o v e *a irb u s n f M L -m iBy BOBBY; PARKH the Ivwlnnerte axrirtfmlng—claw ’ twa aavnciaa waa^ J .rssu.hr t ’aasp fwtlbe Tile rl— , , litlt* te*« of bV * Ifglxlativo dc-itsiatlo,, Camp Winona ' fnr Seminole and If Uiey contimn- to work like -v n trr e .,o rin u « l R o n d a v and M a n they have he,-n In rte«c* theyll ‘hm Imke Okw choW and n m»rCounty boy* under the direction -.-,1— o—v»«-rd«r--- Itiw-nurte of TI. E. Morris began- Monday he jissln g their I.Inn - xibtMiii-Utrfl -til IliC . li l - Jtililn- ihxei-- arr w .-m lio . wont , 1m__ a.ork_iu.Bir morning t f i r t r i ;*erUk of laegha, tcilt1, ______ -= ......... • salt wgj^ct.-.Tha board of cc.n^r_____ .___aa _ __ , Aa aYtratnatie climax‘to a swell 'r"H°n adihlniifeV* togulNtthttn 1.1 .jiicxl jrnw- liu ild in g tie ** d o o r shouts and ■plashes the____ campera were aaalgned to cablna and first day of ramp was tbe camp-governing taking of ,*!( water It cor tin ne d t.’.ilaV th h n lh Itnibl worked up. a hearty appetite fori fire. Entering thecouncil ring to fish. tog-. a>, F)lu<” b - " ' cyptOrerl pine th* dinner meal. I the steady beat of a tom-tom, the .However. Ihe Game ar.rl Fresh I,,,,-* the l-|i|(l||lg eop tra etor o y - ol i-i|..( rw .rjn o . a n d V * f H tir in th# earty afternoon thel first thing to meet the eyes ofWater Fish Commission contents swimming tests were Jaksp and the campers was a large circle, it has jurisdiction' over frx-.it scat- n i i l t r —«se*. f u ir id 'ir e end floors, 23 boys passed tbe test for white signifying according to an old er fish even if found ir. Icgislly gesa, i n * 'ir a n r e »i|lus'»r. was l.af. ribbons which signify the camper Indian legend, a circle of true salt water. fte-t a s 'he w n le k e d the Jets soak can swim 100 jrardt. 8lx other friemi»hlp_ Within the circle wCrrl Circuit Judgr Hugh \f . Teyior No. cities to the sntirce of the boys passed the' 60 yard test and many Indian signs which like tha of (Juincy hears! arguments In th e water were found. Meantime irate received the hiu* ribbon. The rest outer rind* wero outlined in lime, <Injunction appeal today hut made tenahts nre taking' metis out anU pf the campers received red ribr*a> t'M ’l no immediate riling. some ate stepping in hotels, - TranHactions Made Sir. and Mrs. Hyde Terwillegar, vtbis recently sold their home in Ijoeh Arbor, have purchase.) tha home of Mr. and Mrs. U. B. Crum­ ley at |20 W y|t Sixteenth Street. The Terwillegari will move from l.rxrh Arlmr to the C nitnlty bom# In September, It wax reported to­ day. Mr. Terwllleger Is pro at th* Seminole Country Club. Mr. and Mrs. Crum lev recently put chsse.l the It. C. Unwind home near Silver t-ake. Mrs. Amanda E. I’oltelger re­ cently purchased property In tha Lake Ellen Addition at Casaelherry from, the CasselberTy Gar­ dens Real E ttata Co. for .a re­ ported consideration of $6,000. i . �I kit. t'.'.'T TtfO I cI o ij W ED N ESD A Y . JU L Y H f.N A l.U . N A N K O W II. K I O H I D a Vitamin A In Sweet Potatoes Found High New Friends For Oleo The Sanford Herald |:«V3ttill*>irtf In •Ti.lilUI.r4 0*11* r *rr|.l 1*1 ***** Mnrfrariw* hnn entered jmlitlra in a big wny. In war­ time • martfarinn picked up many friends, -Theae’ are bat­ * I I I H u* tling in Atut.' enpltuls and- in Washington to have’ restric­ t n i* t t i A* H-Ifr#*!»<! rl«* » MIAIt* I tions nml taxes that hedfie its sale taken , off. Natjirallj’ t t t r k r r 17. !'•» » , >1 ( h r l*-i*( ( H it.* I he mil ion's 2,500,000 dairymen and -1,000 wmmtt-rcial, I f » " " t « r 4 . I t . n l 4 » . iin t l r r l U A c I f l ' « r . i r . * e l •»»*<->■ *■ ' * !ir ..■renmeriejj are back of such anti-margarine* legislation aa that in .Montana and Wisconsin where the fee for margarine W I L I - A x i l I . ISHA X rone* manufacture is $1,000, a federal tax Is $000 for manufac­ U llllll lI V I I K . i l * ture, $-100 for Wholesalers selling colored and ,3200 for N « * la * » il* « * » n those selling white margarine. Itetailers pay the govern­ M IIM K IK IIO A r . m l i l r l a A4-»»MI* ment 318 for selling rolored and ?G for selling white. •>. .m l, . ........ • -i* * The National Co-operative Milk- Producers Association O a . M calfc r k f . r > l > i .t a . ... * » * dnjihts.thfit margarine him thy same food value,us butter. an i»»«ia» -.................. *■ r!? Department .if Agriculture researcher* are quoted as say­ U .r I r a r *•** ing that they have about the sume calory and vitamin A All vb.iua*, nrllrr*. rari*» "I . * I b r n k * . i f » l m l i i > * » a 4 * « ll* » * » l content.' • a l r r l n l a n . r i . 1 * l»« lk » “' These are the old pros and eons. A new element has n l . l * . m a tlr. b r r b a i d r a »•» entered the fight since cotton seed oil and soybeans have ■ < m « l r ( ■ il* fltl* i(M _ taken the place of coconut oil in the manufacture of oleo. f» li> * 4 X * ( * * e n r* , U l l 'i r .r a l n l i t * " . Ia r.« **l*****.pl* 1 k *- * * ? , " Congressmen from states raising cotton and soybeans want I s I h r B M tu H .I 0 * 1 4 f t " il* * H I» l* . the federal taxes lifted. They are bucked* by manufacturers D l f l r r * « f r « .n l B i r t « r i l (« >k ' •" » * mil wholesalers, by grocers who resent ,the retail Tax, and >•1 r iit.» i« ia . r r a a m »"* a r U H a n i h * * 4 * * » M » ta *■ c " i* M by housewives trying to cut food costs. AAil "WWf Vlltkir ; -■---- " The housewife wants to know why there should be H » Ilf iA ld im d iwrw Art »! {**• oeiuilties put on the making and selling of uuy good food? A **« rla 1 rd l* r r ** » k l 'k I* » "*• *> ' t»tl*"U*l> I** Ibr aw- tfw irttatili I I she can buy two pounds of m argarine at a low price, M tlua ..I "II H>* <■"*' for cooking and general use. she can then buy one jHiund in th is l i f strn | j m » r f . **« Iff It At >f butter also. If there is nothing on the market hut costly ill* urn* ■ Hf( iftflMVAP A t. Tty HI1YLU8 ytOSKS ■“*n f«i*1f $*t.AfMfl BIBLE I 'll 'i ■■ VEilSF. FOB TODAY i»^—J 1 ;; j • H EBE 18 A -HKAl'TY FDKWj G ro w in g T a x E x e m p tio n s • it a THAT IS NOT A .FR A U D j YOUK FACE REVEALS WHAT - T h e e x e m p tio n o f r e a l f a l n t e f ro m ta x a t i o n tn iiv lieYOU ARK AND YOU tA N 1 P m " , . 4 ,|. A -NASTY SPIRIT. 1 o m e lilt istiU't in .‘± v i n il K>utti*r.,Svteft-rewl e s t a t e is in c re fisU )()K IN TDK M llim W ii'K h> a m o u n t, ac co rrfin jf to T lg u re a o f t h e N a tio n a l A sso ­ ‘ YOU ARE ANtiRYi A m an* wi* c ia tio n o f A s s e s s in g O ff ic e r s . In 1022 o n ly 13 |te r c e n t o f i , f dnm makelh hi* face t" »‘>lnetill r e a l e s t a t e w a s v k e m p t f ro m ta x a t i o n b e c a m e o f o w n e r ­ s h ip b y c h u r c h e s , sc h o o ls a n d h o s p ita ls , o r f o r o th e r B :l‘ . • Aliennti>- (irtirlsl I <> >" ^ at •yn wilt not elide*!' himieU l«* tilt peeph of Florid* by hii I'd ilitent opposition to i k e Lvetgladri National I’aik. - ’• Pse*idenl Human i» hiving • tctcviiion let installed in the- ’W hik House. but tin t won't enable him to »ee how next yeir'i electiur. will luin out. ♦ Since -eiily in i&f war jjest, Jen. Pcj>|tet In i been ItnrhiJH • helping hind t« nuke puttwar III-enicr lot the men who lougnt O ilindo, Sentinel. He could help them • Jo* mote by voting to ic duct taxes. Shyness Can Be An Asset Noilliein politicians agitatin* ‘No greater liantiicnp exlats than .shyness, anti iJinlor the passage of (rd e tii law■ giim t d{*ctiiiiinition in employ ttnitnreti types of nelf*oon?clotiHnens can be torturing in the menl shop) 8 rca tH tb e ItVoiling in the-oxlronior" olmervea Dr. Iw nfr B. Bbfch iii an arlicle newt fnrni Charleston w hirr thr"' ■*' *m,r I-ifu magazine. “On tin* other haml," he go^s on while boy* "•hoi uji" i nrgto Boy ’. a curtain degree of nhynertu may be an asset - providutll S to u t ciuiji leaving llitre lellilictl >f cottrse, that yuu knmv how to turn it to your advantngi, \ tim p e n wounded wiih buck ihot. I As a brief guide the author lists these ten rules for Tlietr ire much wmie thing* g'j effective shyness: *• inn on in thii woild (lu a dlierimi1Never believe-that the other persan-mun or woman oahon in employment. • - is a ’tunny. ■ • I Both Sentlori Holland and Pep pet. who don’t often »ee cj** li iy t, voted again*! the tax re duction bill Monday for the let tn d time in tecenl weekl. I here it no qurtlion but that (lie gotetnment nerd* tlir money, allet die grealcit (pending orgy in it* hi* tory and the cxoibitant cotU ot • treond Wotld War. hut to*i many little laxpayeia * nerd .the money too. What about them? I: ;=■ff. ft ft. I By ID-12 the figure bud grown to 18 per cent. This was nartly because all classes of owners entitled to exemption have been increasing-their holdings. Some hospitals whose property was* taxable have changed their charters to make 'hum non-profit organ Da I ions, and therW nre't.TJrtxeinpt, And the government has been buying property extensively. In some localities the figures arc really startling .Mil­ waukee reports that one-third of its real estate is taxexempt. New York City has one-fourth. And in Washington H. ( ., 51 per tent of the land is exempt from ‘taxation. As th e total amount of tux-exempt real estate is esti­ TOO LATK TO CLASSIFY mated ut 2b billion, no wonder that local communities are Hy RU8HKU. KAY .econiing interested. The^ argument for exempting certain oroperty owners from taxation is strong, hut many people My guod friend Hob ’Fautnian) indicate* the need of .1 1 bang*, will think, "th ere can he too much-of a good thing.” director of public telntiou* fot “N atuially, I am not .uggealing How much real estate in Seminole County is tax Marine Htbdios at Marinelnnt!, re th at .v e rv renort or region can • entiy *ent mu ropy of a tala li.ade rtilcilain •> full houae of illeaelK exempt ? . K 2 l{ JHU arc* convinced th at he is. don't let hint know 3. Assume that the other fellow is shy. This will atop you from taking advantage of him. them1 LCt 0the^!, discover how great you are. Don't tell 5. When (iiacuvereci always - aTirnit your superiority •eluctantly. 6. Don't force your*elf into hiiv company or situation. Wait to i*t* invited. 7. Always give Hie impression that yoii realize you nave a lot to leurn. 8. Beware of the false props of expensive clothes. Rrpublicap'guveinoti meeting it Jewels, etc,, iiscd io attract attention. 9. .Never 1m* ashamed of tjelng shy. It's no weakness Salt Lake City overwhelmingly 10. Try always to appear as .natural an possible. •elect Tom Dewey at the mo*' likely nominee of .the Rejtubliran tT ’ltl.KY til IS I’.iY patty (of Prriidcnt next year. He HOHTON, July 111, </l'i Ti e city received 12 olI their vnlei to 8 . corporation counsel rulvd r«. entiy ■ fot M auen, the next high man. I James &!. Curley ws> entitled to Thry alio votr'd on die Democratic| jd» »»lary a» mayor whin."he is in vice piriidcntisl ptnipccli, init tileic m i no nUtilanding cimice. I Joseph A. Scolpirictil gsv- hi* Byrnei. Hattiman. L u c a * ami --Byrd, all m O T « t 2, each. Butt there wete 14 olhenikiho received 1 each. opinion after doubt arost whttbar th* legislature'inlendvtl for Cur­ ley (6 collect hit pay at th f rale of t^O.OOU a vear after naming tlty clerk John B. Hynes' 'Temporary mayor/'------- • /eccntly hy Don Yhoniaa, m unag-'traveler* the year around. ‘But, mg director of the All-Year■■Club leganlles* of the clim ate, there are of .Southern Califotnt*. in which j ivsort owner* who (in normal lie urge* the broadening of lb , time*) open th eir doors to* the travel season. j -eason a Ifit Ihter th an Ihcy wo-tld it ia I.l aubject that ahnuld b? Hv the same, token, they -------_. like. . , keenly Interesting to Floridl»DlTtograt fully ahbl un i h o p a t n t one, Vince our statu like California dr-! of the vear when (bey know ilu-re pend* on tourist trare) for u sub.f ia plenty of good season left. ■tantial portion.of its revenue. 1 "-The extended aearon (tii-mele Thornaa poinla out that “a tre- [ la available, tf the travel industry iiiendott* amount of exiellen*. vn?a- goes a fte r it. lion time I* going to w aste in. “Our sum m er vacatlm* hnbit is Aniericn todaifc” llu ternia ourj largely -an ontgrwwth of th ? hnbtti trrfvel viewpoint outmoded in ll,rat' of schoola and huaineva. • Many it establishes the though* that achtHd an(t thorfiie*. such a* Dr. John certain month* ara ''var*:iog 'W . Studebi -baker, U. 8. Commissf'iifmonth* or travel m o n th s' nnd ..tH- er uf Education, favor ataggcritig era are couiidered "o ff s«a*ni,4." school vacations throughout the Continuing, he *aya, “Not all of year, in place of the present snmthese m onths are off-season for m ir shut down. But accepting the reason t h a t they at* not good school vacations as they nro now, vacation month*. Many of dfum i th* Census Bureau stu tid ic s i« are good. It appears that they, veal th a t there are ■id.l tl.MM ate shunned and w asted largily ‘ Americans who have no vrho-d age because they fall outalds the time- children and who are not teacher*, hallowed, few mid-tuminei u m u n i. This fra v d group is not bound to when the American pubihr hu» ul- the fixed school summer vacation wav* rushed to crowd in Ita uu- period. 1 nual vacation. "Her* i* a very ' rich puteutinl "This wail# of potentiei vaca­ market of people ,who, wi'h em­ tion time I* doubly unfortunate. ployers' cooperation, could take People who follow the same old vacation groove are tnlsalng new sights and experiences. Kroin the profit standpoint, no industry.— leait of nil In the travel fit Id — an afford to overlook au tnudi.of Its potential and not suffer. With the great hulk uf America’* vaca­ tions bunched into mid-summer, the travel buainees I* forced to meet the entire year's exiimiea in a relatively few mouths of rush uueratlon. A condition that has proved inefficient nnd costly m atter) content, he points out, and liiay—especially in tjipovcrlahed ru ral legion* *»f th# south—aupplem rlll tile dietary *1 -*. ficienciea of *’f*ti>arkH an t “enwnpon**. One a v e r a g e serving of th - i , * high Vitamin A content iwe* l f*. ^ a tfe r. Dr. Elmer said, would j : ... vide the normal daily r ^ n i n i i i,t of the im portant grow th yitarim .' When a sweet p o tsty **sp it” make* ita drhut. Dr. Elm.-r t* 4 1 anxious a* a prmlucer a t e first night perform ance. A fickle lie may tu rn down th e sw*.-titt, most succulent "sp o rt” dm ply i *cause it has a dull coiaplcliun,' Farm era who tiave been pr**>l*,. og tense in w hat Don Tlpima* savs till th is subject: S tates like f.*Hfo rn ia .a n d Florida tbtvi ttiuen to offer the tourist and vHilor e te rj month in the year. A nationwide educational- cam­ paign to encourage trav*-i aitu vacations ddring whxt we now term off-season month* would do murh to alah itirr the industry build tow ard a dcpeiulaidl* yeararound travel business- The » ujimer vacation idea is based on hab­ it and not nccoaaity. Industry suffer* hulk of ita employer* Insist on ■lulling at the same time An in-j telligent progtam of itacgeredl vacation* could easi)/ b f worked ! out th at would meet w th the **f»pioval of both employer* oivl employees. Ftolida could well a f­ ford to work with C ih frrn in and other tourist slate* in telling llil» “new” vacation-travel idea t j the nation. T h is - is n o t a n “ o r ” c o u n tr y , b u t u n " a m i" ciA m try . I.ut u s h a v e all g o o d fo o d s a t n a to w j t r i c e s u s c o n s is te n t w ith r e a s o n a b le p r o f it f o r g r o w e r s - a n d s e lle rs . WEDNESDAY. J t L t to. 0- ■ AP N e.w afeattliv M.XNHAXTASs, Ka* — T h e » * noth) rue ^cxi .liver ail can -I® Ut furnishing Vitamin A for 1 a®1*-# (hat aweet potato*? can’t, suy* Ur. O. II. Elmer, K anou State college plant pathologbtHe predict* it won’t he tun*fore awret potatoes have taken ov er.p art of the Job and are doing it more cheaply. Dr. Elmer fcar watched die t k « t potato grow Into a nutriiioi-m g i­ ant. and he said-this Klin ’.0 f1™ vr.lue can change the healt.i dard of the very poor, ahoie diet long has been deficient in v|*** min A, particularly during the w inter. ; , . The stored root* lose ilttiv of th eir carotene (Vitamin A food H i. Hi IT plant variations for CcnlttHc* .1 new type** “sports.” Mole* refer to them as mutation*. th e In K ansas the N ancy Gold. * "sport" developed by Elm ar, h u replaced her (intent. N nnry Halt, in the field and on the table. T i* ' young Nancy Oold is a s-ftly bliuhm g la-anty w ith f l j a Jihws »» much Vitamin A as her patent. Don’t Head This <V tlnlesH You want to sell ■ car You want lu bu> a car \Ve will »«» >«ur c , r ,0.r fit comfiisslon.. |f It jyour o u r car Is. Is nut ay only *1-00 regUlr*. D°on' f»*.UjFl*h hid'may be retmed by seller. Smyrna Auto ' Auction Co. Auction every Tuesday t l \ M. H u rlin g jul> --n d X, j i , » Sm yrna Heach Aitpnd tiring Your title . th e ir •vacation* at period* other than mid-summer. The tm u l in industry i» tow ard eni|iIo)ci*’ co­ operation in this situation. I hap|ten to know that aeverai- large concern* s ic w o n considering an ex tra week bonus for vacation* m. taken in a non-summer tvs* seas in “Thu old vacation mllerik is beginning to change, .Vi- ara in an era th at hold* a •lew rnm ep ___ _ of Existence tlon leisure. r f IviMire lin n is n fundamental of recreatinnal travel. According to the D epartm ent of Commune, more than four-fifth* of all persona .privet* Induatry end n”r per eent of nil office workers are eligible for paid vacations. Over Hfi per rent of union work­ ers have vacation clanie* in their contracts. The eligibility for recreatUinal travel lias m ireased to th e point w here it is becoming u s u p ie fot the many. “ Tlir -iiustiuit calls for a new fnrm ula hy our travel industry to meet it. I suggest that we en ­ courage travel to grow into the stable, vesr-around business that it can tic." , There it much sound cuimron •Y o n t H IT PARADE* . WTRR TUESDAYS 7:15 — 7:15 ____O*---- jr ----------- - m Tlir paths oi glory, lead but li­ the atsvc. Heibeit Salterlee, who| tnanied J. P. Morgau’i daughtr in 1900, served *» ^ ‘-lieutenant I in-the Navy jlu rm jv fh e. S|»*mrh J American w*r, w»t .auiilanl ,»«* 1 tttary of the Navy under Teddy Roosevelt, and ty«k. one of the richest men in Ameneji, was foum’ dead in hit New Wrk apartmeiy the other day. fk^R sd committee tuifide at the ag^.bl 83. Hit w:f had died less thanks year ago. Tliose who had b*eV't jealoui of him throughout hit long life, couid be jealoui no ;r DR. CHARLES L. PERS0N8 OPTOM ETIUST ANNOI NCHE THB OPENING OF H19 OFFICE FOB THE PBACTICE «OF OPTOMETRY 501 ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK BUILDING &ANFOKD, FLORIDA We believe SekalW Bricker h*i something when he u y » it i» too •atjr lor some sotewball with < fancied grievance ^tb’’diop a gre­ nade from a ’’tfklJhW right into the mitldle of tW a w a te chambei wipe out in one fclT swooi most of ibis country's senior law makers. When a crazy man can hide in the Capito^ cornier* end take two shots at * Ycunlur before j caught a l^ t(a n y th in g can n. What it ft>, pflvtnt a for-1 spy ffDta® lfiiipg tnlrantel th* S tn a li balcony aiid drap-l • ping .an atomic bomb’ d-hich be I iC has'pickcd up m . a aouvenir in ,lb« Oak'-Ridge plant? He might blow up the wbob city of Waih- THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1947 Hoara: f-11 — 1-5 flatanlay t-l> - PHONE Vs , •- MR - ■ e m it UHkia AurnosuT o r tit* c o c a -c o ta coaraH T I f SANFORD COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY T ! me isfK » EXAMINED — GLASSES FITTED — - *w m ■V—.- .. - ■ - •* -* • • -* . ’ ’ " ■*: v >•; - £ : • -T - ■ ■7 e " ’• ' ■r* "S - • — --' * V # * �T H E SANFOHD H E R A L D , S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A It Takes Planning To Pack Cosmetics Greek Battle Social Calender ((WallMMea rriam I’» | | «*■•> Inferm ed sources *aiil' such n m tr rniieht cum* in an effo rt to AP N*W*fratuif» ucvj»*i«r , LONDON ilr.il Mount Grantmo* which has been t„ Britain u k in v * Mvcr* pummelling for . women, ha* *oarei A United S t a i r * sm barsy „ r(M 0j . m^ spokesman said that both the preWsr voliiuir Government*- „ |lU v . , ' . Mr. and Mr*. J . Herbert S i r e n British and U. . “exchanging inform ation' • h av e, returned' tu their home in weie la k e Mary a fte r ipp'iulltuf n munih Ik „ . In K . . h l „ i . . » . .. J In in Washington) O.’ C. anJ k li Jtnia w iirtv-tbey visited friem li and ra- t.rre k border K rite. . **,«,„ «... Source* In official government , , v-. . . latlve*. ri.e le . aaM If lha Greek J .{iJ ,„r „ 1 it might be „ . . Mr. and Nk*. Byron P u t and g r e w much w orw son, Charles, plan to leave Friday necessary to request the Ameri- , Beauty aaperta V .V V 11,1 fur Savannah, N. Y. to spend the can. mission tu sanction ail increate In the Gteek arm y- from * ¥**' summer. l.iU.OOU to tlWMHttt men. Such, n W“ M Mr. and Mf*. Kilwirt Slilnhotser 'sh arp Increase would bite sub- *** * plan to leave on Friday for Day, d a n tia lly into the United S U leJ lp*1 ^ ,* " 1 Iona Beach to spend, about twu aid program funds previously &BF wreks at the Hutchison A part­ earm arked for civilian use. ments. Celery Feds Given Steak Dinner Monday The local Celery Fed Baseball THURSDAY T he Veterans- of Foreign W ars tram and their wives w erj en ter­ A uxiliary will meet at the Tourist tained on Monday night with s strtek dinner given by the Sanford O u t e r a t 8:00 P. M. Baseball Association a f Aujfe V following the gam es wdth Orlando This dinner expressed the As­ sociation’s approval for tho trends string of victories and i h e n In ­ ning of the dorble-header over O r­ prior to the dinner. C ircle No, 6 of the Flr*( Bap- lando Steak*, french fried potatoes, tte l Church met on Monday a fte r­ lettuce and tom ato salad, hot rolls noon a t the church. Mrs. It. Tcoffee were served to the Thomaa presided over the meeting and members prudent. Thote atten d ­ and Mr*. Hess Stevr-ns conducted were Mr. and Mrs. Dave Bride. tty .Bible study. Sewing material* ing M r.-and Mrs. Tim Tyler, Mr. and for the local hospital were distri­ Mrs. Our I K ettles. Mr. arid Mrs buted am ong the mcmlier*. Mr*. Bill Stanton and Mr. and Mr*. H. W aydr Rucker closed the busi­ Hslpii Satli-rfirld. A lso’tbon Mur­ ngs* tesshm with a prayer. . Refrv w m n l i were w ivw l to the ray. John McManus, B. |), lik e , Don Ford, M artin Zuba. Waltei following: Mrs. H en rietta Leon­ H arrington, Charles Uliacit. Bay ard. Mrs. J . K, Andres. .Mr*. J . K. H itt, John Tornat. Edwin Davit, tyuriai Mrs. BtevVpjJ Mrs. John Malloy, Mra. F. H Hodwin* Mra. Je rry Silverman apd Al McMillan. Rucker and Mrs. lliom a*. Baptist Circle Met At Church On Monday CHMF.NT Mr. and Mr*. Cheater Mu»^.annouDcnt today the birth of a sun, L arry (M U*. on July 7 a t the Bap* t l i t H tr^ ital In Memphis. Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. Muse arc form er residents of Sanford and Mr. Muse w as connected with the Mather F u rn itu re Co. Capt. and Mrs. Dee Waelde an­ nounced today the birth of a son. A lbart Charles, on July IG a t the F tm a id Laughtun Memorial Hos. pitai. M rt. Waelde will be rea tm b e re d a* the form er F ath er­ ing K<Af. Cant. Waelde Is a t presentW vith tne Unitetl S tates A rm y overseas. COUNTRY CLUB I*ARTY . CANCELLED Thera will ho no party tonight a t the Seminole Country C)ub. Charles T otter announml today and said that open-lmsac la being planned for Saturday evening-at 9:00. o'clock. He also announced t W 1* Jmffet supper will be serv­ ed n e w Wednesday night for Btember^and their guests, >. NEW YORK — When, ns hail On Indicated for some time. Leon nken and Eddie Davis put nnd M to their 20-year pailneishlp .-thsii^fxtremely lucratlvo. night ah, I ^ i and fiddle’s, Broadway lost one of its1most colorful hosts. v tty aforesaid la*on Enken. kiWhile E*ldle Davis’ bawdy bal­ ladry certainly was vthe main at• .traction for laion and Eddior In an entertainment way, the effu­ sive Leon a t the door greeting his thousand* of acipiainlanees was equally os mum a profitable part o( their amiable G2ml S:. uproar T h rtn y re few hftxts of |q«m'i ■uperiu^ptyle left on Broadway. Tty trend seems to have shifted to aloof and accented continentals or the extremely efficient. headwaiters who act more like frigid diplomats accepting an unfriendly government'* protest than -the * friendly *TbuIa of old New York nisht club tradition. I^eon has a reputation of knowfag as many folka in every walk of Life as Jim Farley, whose mem­ ory forffsres and nant.s I* stippolrd iV x - of all-time champion Ofilber. Not only does I^eon renber -a name and the home n of thousands of hla hintngI visitors, hut he would -reiWr the names o f'o th e r rc*lts of a customer’s homh burg, attractive little host’s trick rh endeared him to all hl« itele. Nothing is so arceplshle New York os the mention of it home town. UrtiWMsrx with this habit of semltmnrr fares and names >tr have * worry about finding Jrosdway Job, for they attract guUr customers /rum out of town (a. howetey busy they may be tending theaters and the sightRng points during tho day, or WT?ng on occasional New York pnea*. seek out * friendly face the evening. fhls, then, was Leon’* purported •tus as a host. He not only has rtputafou for bting o o u o f the tertecm stauraleur* In the ‘ hock the hm>»e," meaning operation ,lhc kitchen and attendant liusl* as, but U qne of the b«vt liked gsrsns of thla frequently uniy community of Broadwa/. ba.onm iuncci lLat he through with the ploee, eftei Ijsrsb ie urging from his p a rt who w ant*.to go it alone ot reputation da a night club swulner. Loon had five urge«l Miss Shirley Smith left Miami by plane Sunday for Anticun. tiiiutemalu, w here she will attend the Florida Southern -College summer session. Circle 4 Met With " Mrs. J. C. Hutchinon M iss'E d n a Bandolph H atri* nf Jurksouville is visiting her sister, Mr*. June lloutnill.it. Mr*. Clay William* has retu rn ­ Mr*. J . C. Hutchison en tertain ­ ed from Puerto Rico where she ed msmlierm of Circle No. 4 of has Iwen v isitin g her fa m ily 'fo r the F irst Presbyterian Church for some lime. thA r regular m eeting-on Monday at 3:30 o’clock a l'T ie r home, at Mr*. Lourine Beal haa returned Indian Mound Village. The rooip* from a three wveks' Vwmtbm ritrr> of life Hutchison home were deco- ing which lim e she le n id n* n tated with Arrangement* of vari* delegate to the National Pilot,t'Uili colored xlnniaa and marigold*. convention lit Columbus, O, and The chairm an, Mrs. Hutchison, visited in D etroit, N lagaia bulla presided over the husinesn session and in Ji’eW York with her sister. and the Bible lesson w as taught Her n in e. Miss Shit lev Mot nan. by Sirs. K. S. Vernay, Announce­ returned to Sanford with hire to ment whs made th a t the monthly spend the rest o f the nimmer. visit to the County Home will Umade by Circle No. 4 th is month. The rommiUee la under the direc­ tion of Mrs. C arrie Smith. A t the conclusion of the meet­ ing refreshm ent* were served by By BOH THOMAS the hostess to the member* prvsHOLLYWOOD. Ju ly ) Id, (,lb till-nrt Davis and llw BluiirhniiJ, who crmnled i lot or foothill Tnio till minutes last fall, an- mm n ing against- a different dcsdline. They will have to do u lot of tpovle By MRS,* A. K. MORAN -------1--------------- - — ... i . making in th ree Weeks, or els.*. • Mr. and Mrs. K. L. F utfonl and The Army grid g reats have family and GHsa Edwatnl* spent startial a film ten tativ rly titled the weekend in Tarpon Spring* “On Patnde," and it is imperative visiting the J . W. W hlthurm fam- lliut they finish the job by, the end of the - month. They hex e u Mrs. I>orla Ingram of D tytona date on A ugust J with awn cone Bt-arh, Mra, Ik E. Schweningc: who won’t w alt—tlicir L’n-t • Bam. and N anry Schw eninger, of tilenn reports to the infurttrv ut Chicago spent several d ay i with F ort Riley, Kan., ami Doc iujuh for a ir training n t Kundolpt) I'iulJ. I found Ail UUL wand cj-iug hi mi ml the set at general service studio, Mrs. J . T. McLsin and son Tnramj- watching how tile itlOVte liusinesa tiefore return in g to h»r homo. operates. D oc-had the day off. Friend* of Mrs. Henry K retw r “They shot one scene 11 time* will reg ret to learn she hi ill nt this morning,” U lcnn.repotted, but th e 'F e rn a h l.lju ig h to h Hospital In he didn't scent g reatly worried Sanford. aliout the iipproarhing deadline. The Misses Lillian Moran and We retired to his large and.coniFrance* LcFil* left for T allahas­ fur table dressing room, where, I see Monday to attend Girl* B u te. told him, t had last interviewed They will be gone for a week. Carole Land)*. "Mu and Carole, Mrs. Joe Corley and daughter, you know,’’ th e rhunky hufflmck Irm a Jean, of Coronado Beach auiiled. were guc*ts a t Mrs. Corley’* par­ Ulcnn said the picture would be ents. Mr. and Mra. K. T, Rumtner- a simple story of their lives, bow sill. Wednesday. they met and how they got Into Mrs. Bara LeFII* celebrated her West Point. There will I* no Hollywood GENEVA NEWS HOth birthday Thursday with a dlriner at her home. Five of her seven children were present; Mr. and Mr*. Frank 1-eFils of Oak Hilt. Mr. and Mrs. B, B. 1-eFil* of Mims, Mra. A. E. Mm an. Mrs. Ethsl Thutnas end Mr. and Mrs. U. C lo>FiU of this However. -ar on lieautif^ing lirr By. J A liB KADH •Pa a te only alrnot btHI in the whole ■r* coHiilry. Ihal would make good The Adirondack Inamit or a* U-i-cIi is concern* lerior to any ulher* fo. Mcmbeis nf the A nteatsrs Association, which g o th rts twice a week d aring the rrU p season at ' th at come Dom a le itilo ry wlteie the National Zoo H rstaurant, there are plenty of berrie* to sa t­ have l>een promised steaks from isfy their nppi-titr. K x|ieits say the antlered liesnis f r o m the I th a t a wild anlinnU* flavor is d e­ wilds of. Canada. * * term ined *ti> It ilfeli If n liear The A nteatem ’ A w d illo n , so eat* fish, for rxampl*. the U*ar named by Its organiser, Drv Wil­ is ap t to tasle like fi*h instvnd of liam Mann, Zoo jlite c to r, Iwenu e Iwar. he ndmlres t|ie sttrk\-liinK urd,j Inng-snouted mammal that dotes j The u s* slat Ion had suine goo»l on an ts, has HH1 memliets. They liear last season,. It dim e fi»m include business and pittfessinnul New Ritgtand, wn* tender and lorn nf the District; of t'oluiiihitt ju lf jl AllUut fire yents ago, ami Iwech can’t fnigrt it. they gut ■» and some memlirni of (‘ongrvss (war th a t m < old and. Imigli and Host tu the association, (inidnn p retty alm og. It m ine front Dis­ Leech, tnanagrr of the iv staursnt, mal Hwani|>>, Vu. is busier than a bird dog placing Bears a n ex|ieu*ivp. They av■iidrra fur the moose, and for liear.“buffalo and teiiap ln n* n a g e -a r o ii.i.l ij.7 5 a |uium|, A l!iO-|K)und Is'or Inst year had In Iwnr, buffalo, pheasant am! tr lie trimm ed dnwn to pnuruln *o lauiii n} well. Bight a fte r Lubm Day lo-n l-eech aiml liml of rourse be.) expect* to travel -u rn to tnai his pheasant and luiffalo coi h n m hurgvi' ami stew rmitit hftc been cook'd up from the trim tacts. Yon have to dicker nroui tilings, but you Just couldn't off.n lilt, -sort of like men in tl such plekiiiu- to ah A utentei. The buffalo may come from a " *IRN leservntim i in tlkluliuliia and rt then again they' may come fto.it ' nr" *“ Nevada. Iweeh isn’t Mite je 't. I t ' 1,1*"‘r • dejiends mostly on whirh ir* -l Bear ervallon has a sorpto* of buffalo. !•*' B*N Buffalo are ail wards or tho '* government. A ceiling of GOO 1 "" i* (anm ilted for our N slloiisl f » r- t- ^— esls. When th rie 's 1m increase, i(ttn in , the , herd,• the • , surplus * , is, sold.' enough .......... Jap Treaty Girls’ State To Hold Elections Tomorrow Kiwanis Meet lla in la w t frail f r i t U t.l which would end sxcluiive domi­ nation of the g reat pow tts in this field 1 MntulOV TA LI.All \S «tpE . Ju ly Id. iA1)— KiVitl party caucuses today b lo u g rt Hotted in otlt I^ fftiniidalr*’ for of'ices ill the Fjoiida Gir!<‘ S tate belnit condtictep h r <o be the AAmerican Lecl•iii Auxiliary. A* the delegates liste n 'd t j bona fide public of filial* explain their d o t iif . ardent campaign* K a r t e ll lake the m atter |und*i consideratiou and Russian objection or viiunterpiupoftl ha* been re reived. The Count) ten invited to the Amt, lit parley a te the members of .the F ar .F.astvin CoinniUstun •cl up s IhiuI twy year* ago to make allied pohejr~ fftr*the J a p ­ ans** occupation: A ustralia, Can­ ada. China. France. India, the Nclherlauds, New Zealand; The Philippines, the United Kingdom the Suvlct Union and the 'Uni*. e»l Status. • ' These II w e re ' Itivited, a Injtli S tate Departm ent official said. bcr,au*e the American government \* drlerm ined th a t the Japniirmpenee trea ty Wotk from the out-el wilt tar ra llie d on by Ihu intgvst possible numtnrr of ipinlifii-d nations. The list include* llir so-called lllg Foflr of the Pacific war, the II, S.. flrltflA, - China and Molsis. It also Includes nation* such us A usitalia which, a* American officials fieiiuenlly point out, cop-* 11 doited much more to I hr war effort against Ja p an than Hu min, which r a m i ’ in only at the last f m .g 'H v i t.oichifKand cabinet po»i- a m i'b y every nteaifk at lift' dinpftsal of the ’ConimunUt c«m spirsry. ADo the ju iitj <Ire laic., that It will fight “ for the people'p ea rt" which t* the i«a£t* de­ sired by llic Sill-lei ■Ilctatoi-'l) !'" At(P i)u«tcd In- the repbit wa* the talk at the ctinvenlhnt by tinMev. Norman Maw-on, of tlniu rio who war witli tins llritilh lu-r a ltln ff ill Bn—.iu aftPI Wot Id W ot i and vi llo ’WAIU-.l!' that if World War III come." tlieie wilt lie no Jiltit-s. no men-v and no w arnings, bm surpfio' achieved liy ti eacliery and riici'itr» a ex|>et im entatliii bv alomhpower and gel III Will f.ne. T lie club sppioved the suggest- tion* in * ■ oopjnliatlnii. T te niiininnfinV lirimarlav tion tmum row i'liv of ’-sd. Smith lhau.it cndpTOe llie effort iJ f*lnnpI--IM.*i*liriK |*ust .Vi to have a Klnrithr Jagioti memorial yn i led here. PreilJcnt |..-ie r -Tharp nnnmincnl that h* tiro State legion mcm‘ \mertro"* 'Mo* l T he.H ireling called here 1* sunpored to tackle only nuestiuii" of |M-ni-r tir a ty procedure creation o f working commit* i, when and wliete peace to's•iires should tw held and the BeaulifnT- Aluminum — I 'n li r -- Pntisheit M \»k Me For Free KsliMale \V . ItulilitM in — 'O rliin tln The dale, Aug, II*. follow* bv only 1(1 ‘ days the opening of a British CVnutii)iiwktUli-c u iifo rm r on Japanese peace probtrnw< ill t ’anbeirn, A usitalia, Some off!rials Iwlievr th a t Iwcnusr .of this the A ustralians might favor a delay ill the W ashington co,t* ferenr*. tnfoi mailt* here said (ien. Douglas M nrA ithllr Imd Iweil krpt fully advised _ of pluijs for the Washington confarvnce and the implIFition w a it1 Rial the pioposat* have his appioval. \ STARTS THURSDAY I'OK 2 DAYS! J im tt[vn*W ttH *om U -^aw wW Y ■ , 1 'i i i i o . ihricht equals m v j n . rsuv * l* ‘ *o mitn a WA * N i R \ a r - * r j »M r NEW YORK, Ju ly M. >4*. Form er Mavor Fiorello II Liftuatilin. wbo was operated on June IK for it pancreas iimlirimi. was ilescrlbed today by hi* physici­ an as "unite n sick iiiuii.'’ JA M E S C A G N EY I3RUE MADELEINE UATi! • HANK “ YOUH DOtTOUS** --'III 17 ' VJU\tN TAM 111 n iMIAI1M ^ 0RI | Europe's first railroad sleeping | r* w ere based on A m ersn •» ® ® ® ® @ ® ® ® ® ® © @ t e © © i } ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® so tweeh hope-, in iimu i ue ronim neti Iweeli says the association I* fi^ ,* nf the world, is be'laved in truggllng over tiie hear lie the sunken vallev <‘f six amient n. Bears Hi*ntm are scarce. .nraic**. Theie »river. !%*.«** problem. 'rJ 4* /• m p p m * - W e r y t h iit g you ever w a n te d o r d re a m e d o f ih a r a n g e ! THURSDAY and FRIDAY ONLY DRESSES Soon y o u * 0 "* Mrs. Neile Thomas and Mrs. Moggie H art were al*o present. Fret! LeFils of Belle Clads and Mrs. (ilayds Parrish of Oceanside, Callr., were the two children ring saving. " • Td U Set ^ (tn tt on • BLOUSES 1 Rack $1.98 not present. The Vacation Bible rrlmol closed Friday with approximately H5 people attending a picnic at Horse pond. The school wo* quite a success under, the direction of Rev, Monel Nelson with assistance of Mrs. W. G, Kilbee, Mrs. Henry Harrison, Mrs. Lester Brown, Mrs. Calfln Oldham, Mrs. 'J. T. Mcl-em, Jr,, Mrs. A. E. Moran, Miss Lillian Horan and MIm Betty Summersfll. Another fish fry and picnic was enjoyed down on the shore* of Lake Harney at . Fort -l-anc. Satur­ day night. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Potter of Minneapol­ is, Mr. and Mra. J. V. Tnulo of Fort IJtuderdale and Mr. «ml Mrs. R. A. Murphy of Orlando, Also. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bal­ lard, Mr. and Mra. W< M. Klllye, Mr, and Mrs. I^ntls Rrodemvyer, Mr*. A. E. Moran, Kdson Colt, Mr. and Mra. B, F. Wheeler, Audrey Moran and Charles Murohy. Approximately 200 peopln gath­ ered, at the Community House for dinner Sunday to welcome Rev. Mansi Nelson and family of the Methodist Churrh. Mra. 0 . C. I>eFUs, Mr. ami Mr*. Robert I-eFilt vlslteil St. Augus­ tine and the Marine Studio* Hunday. Mra. Ethel Thom** w-mt Mobday to Jacksonville to the River­ side Hospital for treatment. Mr*. R. N. Btrevell, Mis* Ikirie Ingram, Mra. Mary Emm* Schwea- WASHINGTON LETTER PAG E TH REE on time. Their filmlBfrom which they will receive a prrc-'tUage of the profits, will probaidy lust lea* than 1200,000, > "I only hope, *ald Utenn, “thatwb come off hotter Untn Torn Har­ mon." . ' !<• was referring to .(ha lite epic of the gridiron, “ Hirrtnoh Of Michigan." It ran he said of that film th a t it did neither football nor picture* permanent damage. ^ l o d s bo.b .»« ” ■ islic tiie csr »b«a Awuirfet! M a te ria ls, bled l0P ol rso««- Ciiloni & S ly leo . rS?U«« wv.r*. by j a S C yysS w «» HATS icll«« burner SHOES Zoundsl Here comes another Barrymore! The latest, family addition to Hollywood la John Drew Colt, 30year-old son of Ethel Barrymore. He has started h!a movie career In "Imagination," In which he play* a stage manager. Ho does not possess the traditional profile, ‘ • S ' K . - ’S i - o , ties*® H «lth be*u'f* •s s r* !® 8 •essttff Your choice of a. good aMtorlnteot of Hummer Bega * 5j o nSv t o3l eK g !* o cs. In a dd ition to i h e i t j w d n y ipc cja l lool u ^ t , T A P P A N Rt e i are e q u i p p e d w it h i h c l e l i i o u i , , . i lwl t e l i n e i n e n t x Re ce itc d T o e - C o v e B u i * R e m o v a b le O v e n Bottom. Sani-Cleitn O v e n I n t e r lor, ( n o r o u g h e d g e * la i n ju r* y our h o n d t ) O v e n H e a t C ontrol C o n v e ­ n i e n t ly - h i g h Center O v e n life tim e Burner G u a ran te e . C o n v e n ie n t C u t ­ le r y D r a w e r w i t h C o n d i m e n t Set G i a n t B u r n e r l o r f a i t or qu an tity c o o k in g . Sim m e r B u rn e r lo r "te n iitiv e ' fo o d i, b ra is in g . -taA.ui-WaU D*.la«t MEN’S SHORTS H tripen A ( ’olnm toy* ■ „y*«r Tafpa" Qa-i (lantjCA. in Tamp*. 24 HOUR SERVICE SINCE 193S All other Items la ntore valued Jit |1.00 off regular prlc MWe Clothe the Family ,00 or more Sanford - Phone 1252 - Fla. State Hank ltldg. (be Home” Phone 174 Orlando - Phone 4678 - 1249 N. Orange <tw.f �w L F *• PACE FOUR 'J. . ! . ■! WEDNESDAY,. JULY THE SANFORD HERALD/SANFORD, FLORIDA 'W *1. L" 1- .• Tonight; Feds Drop Tilt To S e n a to r? S core R un G-Men Keep league Sanford Legion Nine THE AMAZINGI n N in th T o W in 3 Lead By Defeating T r i m s Leesburg 11-3 Leesburg Pirates The Sanford American .leg io n o V “ '•*> T o 2 G a m e; B isscn Junior baseball nine soundly trounT o F a c e A ncientt; Manager Myrl Hoag of the ced’the Leesburg Legion aggtvgn- • i A t iw ^ v V is sic- Camp Winona Boy* .7 ' rm rlda Htal» Hank Tn John D. Cnrlynn etua Mar)or1o C. C tonla C. II To O v « W. O eo r a o .slu s Mary. JUard, 11***!* MsY rtvlr L J. TO K lnlar W. Thom** aiu a 'lflM U C. Panford Atlantic National »*nh To Harold Wnl»nn. L cA oep was ■ib’fA a A fR eetiC ^-A lP Kit*A M gRe Wa s L A trse A T P l A lp p k o m f il / u c T o o i ' ■Cis'vt'PAseMAjJ vMp -J c o l l i e *AAc k O'Vej O gO el A F 1.A 7PR K g i s • & & O R G E M P Q O IN N . PUiLAoeLFMiA A tu c * ftc o a ^ SrAB^4GrTMBVAcli«6«r-1&WABO H » fi ■AMetfiCAM LgAflO® P»4/4Ac4r let Act AAAAtldd COM00ACK - I 6 * 4 egAu-y cpA itioeit e 0 60 f M'qoieiij iT MrftjKd A eoW a to o POislf^ o /g f ? » lir i9 ‘f6 AVfJRAGfr A 4P neW>»Aj&w i T s u ^ e e e sr* With the ’Invention o f cal sheep shearaToh* man can now clip up to 28 animals dally,» • k v sm ssh tm s r*d» •>■•> Soma of-these were th* wampum bird which pfoticted th# camper* Legal Notice from those two fatal dI §***#• to good campers- homeslekneaa and n iiu u m dkkp» grunpmeaa. •- L j. CoUmsn. Mary Ro 1* a*vlr Alto portrayed wa* a horse, a Mary .TL F.arU. * . good luck sign of the. Indians, an b r i e . Mary E. To C J. C#l*ma» arrow, a sign of peace and un­ •lu x Mary UoyO. Cabman. C. J. *«u* broken friendship and a halfmoon -pm jwUh.corners carefully turned up to C. J. RuyU Colamau a lu j^ s su l* " to datch any 111 luck that might Morrison, John M. slu g Dorothy otherwise befall- the --------- ---------------- - - camperr. , H»l*a To Wm. II. Moody olex * m Many Indian word* which expUMis t sj - yr. June* Ban It. Mux LonlS* r. activities to the campers, holding Indian legends long connected (QCO) To T. J . WtlHsma- * IL W. WlUlama . __ _ _ with Winona. Nalaon. Hlaan oUl (QCP> To T-. The council fir* Was lighted by J. w illiam - * R. W, WIHUma. th# supposedly evrrlasting/lrurntiut. J. Jacob atux Llnq Te HolA. II. Oplt*.’ • ’ Ing ember of friendship.- ^ Oplla. II. Exar. EM HODl. IS. Each boy and councilor was in­ Opll* ToLoui* I.onla R. Oplt* (D E E D ). troduced. Tap* was sounded which Hrnwn. r .n n la K. Iw l4) T* Wm. echoed back from across the lake H Uullord a lu t E va U t a lUlkum, l^ a Arthur WynlFMTO and the boys returned to their cabins tired from a busy day's John To TYIIII# Jama* W athln«loo ' activities.. Taps brought to a vial. MKAL KaTATSI X W tfQ A O iS tlose ajrerfect first day a t camp. Ibllamy, C. IV. rtut Evaly* T# Vleltora ar* only welcome on li. W. Ware. 8unday. Visiting hour* from 3:00 Jodllrka. Jrroapb J. rtux MareSIP. M. to 6:00 P. M. The camping I* To IMward f. Korn* eta* Rase ♦ *•' ’ period la short and with a full >|gry. Dell. W allses W. flu * Edith TO program. Visitors cause Interrup­ •J ..r. Hutchison * Company (MTO tion. Sunday afternoon only Is a I.IENi. set aside for vial tors. Dunn. Dnnlad A. tin * M trgarsl Cabin 1 was victorious over To J. C. Ilulrhlaon * Company • Cabin II in a challenged gam* IMTCI A LIEN). * «T ia rA r? to K o r x o g t w a a * of diamond bail. Florida Plata (lank T oU i. S t cx*M < ?\ccce Kerf i t s W in To li p By Jack Sords Galntxvllle O-Men rarkrd up hla jiith victory In Catn*#vl|l» la«t night ns th* 0*8 gained a 3 to 5, ten Inning deeisian over til* l ee*hurg I’lrale* to hang 'on to. th* Florida Slat# League lead. The St. A uguttliie S ain U tk u b bed |h e lo«ly I’alalk a A ia'tiH . 11 to it. hehirt-l the six hit burling uf UJck Hallman. Mannger Dnn An­ derson’s trofk with the hjckeiy aided In M asting four Axxlra hurtern for 1-1 hits as h* unleashed •two triple* and a double. .The |)rl.an d Red Hat* suMued the cellar dwelling Daytona Brsrh Islets In a loosely played 3 to 1 contest In DrLand. Leeshurg Oil 000 300 D—5 3 4 (ialneavllle t»«0 |(tft 220 1—4 « 2 Mihallk. Msseda, An\nrlel!o and Herrington. tion In an 11 to .1 contest at.th * Municipal Park last night. Ed Brooklyn went the rout* f rr the Sanford club and effectively scattered five Leesbing •‘blnglra, while strik in g out 16 h*tt#r*._ Second baseman Zeke M-Nab pared the Sanfojd attack on Red Richardson, th* L**itmra right-* hander, with th r— hits In four trips to the platter. Dv»ld Russl and Lloyd Swain banged o*lt two singlr* for the Camphell 1 -using P*>*t gpcregatlon. Tho«* participating In the con test for the local team Jnrlud*d Wallar* Tyr*. Garnet White. t ’larse, John Keeling, Jim Penent Clause, nington, . 0 avion CuhberhmisV Frank Reynolds, Johnny Krlder. MrNah, Russl, Rualn uml Brook­ lyn. Leesburg 02<l 100 0— 1 .6 0 16(1 060 0 —11 10 I Palatka OoO 000 0.10- .1 fi a Sanford &X8 ntfl 60*—11 ll 2 Richardson and Chlndo; Brooklyn The Fed* tallied a single acor* St. Aug. " In the fourth on conseutlve ihtuhle* M rG shngan, (iolcloeches, LuVryi. and Keeling, Pennington by Roddy l.nkr and Kalph S atte r­ Toncoff and Faulirk, Stillwell. field. 000 000 10*J—1 3 4 Dreurii Fight Between In th* alxth the 8*ru«Mlit*t D ayana 20,1 102 0 0 t- 3 12 0 chalked up th iir final run "f th* Del.and Grazlano conte*t whan Johnny UrM tiiin Slahelfeld and West; Bardin awl Zale A nd tripled down the left field foul fiteinrekr. Be* Held TcnigJit line and'w et driten hom# hy l-akt. Lake had a perfect night at th* CHICAGO, July 13. t/T) — In plate, hitting four timet In four Fervent Featured.In fisticuff rlrrfes a fight fan’s dream trips. • , ' Orlando’* winning marker earn* Welles Handicap Race fight I* In the offing In th- Chi­ cago Stadium tonight between in the ninth when Manager Lou CHICAGO, Jdly HI. (AJ-NIne Middleweight C h a m p i o n Tuny Ravil worker! Stanton- for a fra* tirket after Ty tirade) tingled and three-rear olds, headed hy the 7-ale and th* outstanding challen­ •OarrUon tingled Rrailel arro»e Calumet Farm’* Fervent, com­ ger, Rocky Graslanu. prised the field In today’* CIO.iioc) It It relatively certain that eith­ the platter with ope away. added Welles handicap, n mile er the Champ or the ’fhallengnr n u n BAI-L BTAfUHNOU event, at Ariington Park. Fervent will hear the Aoitghlrd*'before the s s s r uiiii won hi* last two starts M Arlingsk - t k pm m to r. Including the Skokie Hanoi- end of the'hout, arordlnw to boxIng expert*. — i 1 0 o Mr.Mnnus. •• cap. i % z During their last meeiinr. lony Lake, lb • «. i PaiittfltM , Ih Chief competition for Fervent came hark from the brink of being • o 1 Harrtuft"M ,rf. wa* expected to come from the flattened to soundly thrarh “The • i t Murray, th two hur*-* of Wjllism Hall* m iry, Rock”. • T 4 brid t. of Sonin 2d0 sportstrrlters from al1 0 • 5 Coeuiic llomh and Ml** Klnv». re­ Tyler, ier, If a a 4 over the eountrv ar- atsvinlde.l cent winner * of the Cleopatra NC 0~~ o o l lil*k, Itic c Handicap. Cosmic Bomb e l l in Chicago to cover the bout, wblrh • 0o Pt«n ton. r» slated In carry 121 poyndt to<lay, has all the proportions of a heavy­ 1* 2 I I I I .) Ci, -sme as the Impost for Frr- weight rdmrnpl<m*hip. It I# reported.th a t-Z i Ij )* in x —on# pui -& U r - w tifn • a to n in g r t n t ~‘ ru n .cored. Th- Wcllrs Handicap earryd a better, condition for th- scrap, 0141*4^110 0 gross value of 131.200, “nth' the since he hat had tlx fight* since 4 0 * 0 n ? winner’s end amounting to $2i\- meeting (irasiano, while llocky L jh re n d . i« 4 i i 2 r 100. has engaged In hut two. ORLANDO. July 13, f8p*cia!i —Tha Orlando Senators Jwnm*d ■Ingle tally across th*» clntUr h m last night in the ninth frnme to chalk up a .1 to 8 victory over the Sanford L'*ler7 Feds In ,t nip and tuck hattlr. Tonight the Feds enUitain th* second place-tit. Augustin. Saint* at tha Municipal Tark. Only one ’' eontaat-l* scheduled'and the tilt will get,under way at 8:16 o’clock , with Charlie Bliaen handling^ the mound assignmeaL Two faut ply poke* were fea­ tured by Orlando and proved,to be the needed margin for victory- Rex Throop narked one of lllll Stanton'e right haddnd plant* i>vi-r the right field wall In the Initial frame, and John fiarrls-m openrd the bottom of th* *econd etania with a long blow Into the hu»be# in left centerfleld. McQUINN . . . . Atom. Turkey’s Ships B Marshall Indicated that h* Is pleased with th* manner In which European recovery plan as.a basis for ax pected further American help. f it Was asktd whether the Un­ 9T s>a ited States will sgnd officials to i n t h ~ e c o u r t o r t iie c o u rtt ths Paris meetings, which Ilave JLUOR, • SEMINOLE COUNTY, how ’become working committee . FLORIDA. sessions, to cooperate on fllUnk In’ r»i IUI»I# o( Germany Into th* European prog- M»ry C. Wardwall, Dmeased. * ram. ^ M arshall aald tha U n ited S ta te s I to All creditor* and Persons H a­ ls not p articip atin g tn Ihe P ari* Claim* or Dsmaad* Against talk doe* not eeven ven h ave *•*< »7a«»la: talkss now now and does have You and each of you ar* Iwrsby an observer there, excep: for the notifiedd end rsqulrsd lo prteem pries at a*T required to any American ambassador a t Faria claims and dsm ands w h lrh-yon . f t may hav*-ag*HMI‘t 8 * » fwho'observes only Infnrmally. ~r •Ithsr nnf'yrrn. of Mary • s t a t s ______ I C. W arawell. 4sr .s ttd . Iste .o t sald County, I* 18**Jnda* o f Bsmtnole Uosnty. Wool from merino sheep hears County Fterbta. al bis of ties la the^ conrt t;. th* highest amount oFTst, 24 per­ houss of •Hiia^ said County at W I f f A . ’ cent of its wsight before cleannlg. Florid a, within e l|h t eV sadav! months from th* tim e of Ike D rat;, Fish, Ilk* cattle, seek shad* from publication of ih |t . nolle*. E a c h : claim or dsmamt silatl be Ig w rtllnf, • the sun on hot days. snd shall st*v* Ihe ‘ placg.W f yWJ- - • ....... .. -d so re -a u n post dsnre ■ *un poet o ffice •fldre**- #IV ihe claimant, and shall to hy the claimant, hi* nls atlornsy, and ao • r dsmaad not *0 t In nllniii'l tiem Peer- P «-' ((.'•■tlaweg fiem Par* One) Ihe Army made A-bomns,-li as­ said.these will begin here the U t­ sociated with it. ter bart of next week. The identification of th# Ramlia E arlier Merahall. urging tha ad hase, about which'th# Army pre­ mission 'of 100,000 Europtar- war viously had refused to talk at all, • refugees, was Interrupted in hla was contained In a routine an­ testimony today by th# suggestion nouncement of command changes that Uv- United 8tates already- haa for various general officers. absororl I: a share of aliens. The Atomic Commission state­ t 1 1 0 1 U raslti. ,rf Marshall retorted: “That1# ths ment on plan* for Improving Los 2 0 - 1 2 1 * Davit 2h significance of tha Statue vf LibO arrU on. If 4• I I * v Alamos aald that more than 1,000 Miamian Holds Top n«w home* will lie conaliucted Manning* Jb * . 0 0 4 4 1 ertv." • . . . . Jlu b trlia n . lb 3 0 0 14 1 5 Rep. Gossett (D-Texl ma<lv tha with new schools, conuuuhHonors In National along its,to. • * a \ i 1 Four Farm Clubs To observAllud th at brought Ihe reply Ity service, and rommeAcIa) facili­ .Major, p Ma.ahall. Secretary of War Mary P. Rmnl. ties. streets-and utilities. Snipe Class Tourney Daytona To Train Aa Ad minis!r ■trie- o Pattorcon. and 8eer#t*rr of ComJ * M 05' M ltZ A B L E •• 2T 2 4 f t 2l T otal* The atomic energy eomniiwlon eoe-iM--*** meioe Herrlman asked a House FOLKS I ^<MOW « I S "hai *d*rltnpd~to d h r u t i h r p’vnt (TSToN. “Ju 1 fdT f ^ T ^ iop --------- E?rVVTV.rdwell.* ^ I lO MS *S| ._ 1 Cole nil e Judiciary rukrdmmlttee Lo approve DAYTONA BEACH. July 16. honor* were held today h r Jack statements by scientists and pub­ dsceassd. rvron McManus. Hons hsitad-tm p £ M PAT PK U T K E R legislation permitting the entry of (8p*ciali--Mayor Ernest E Pad­ lic officials that the United Slate* V (Firm Publication Jnly In Thrrou. uerti— n •*mRl«l<. L*ks Wirt of Miami, - Fla., and Erick displaced persons. Two JUM till,, t.sks> Hsltsrlleld. gett announced jc*t-rday he Jiad KNOCK Tb’ HAT OFF of Sparta, N. J . al th* either has or It developing atomic Thrae- k*ee hit, McManus l|*m» received\ latter from W. Waiving- Hauschlld bombs of tramsndously greater Marshall testified he would be end of the second leg of tjv# flv*. DEM T if t A PtATHUH 1 “ IP A C AMU AMAH came along as runs, Throop (larrlson. Ktotso b*se, I ham. business director of tbn SL day National Snipe Class Cham­ owar than th*. five exploded to you were taking a bath, you’d be willing to ire Congress p is t this Lake. giorifl-w; Bt*a>en Doubt*■ ‘ |« the efyear a measure to admit only 100,. ate. ffM Y o ' C A P / play: LvbranA. ilevil* m l Hotwrl- Loui* Cardinal chain, Une of the most recent of such annoyed too. A dog of proud ances­ 040 r*fugees--lh* proposed legiafeet that another baseball fu-ld pionship., s-n . Lett on ti«»«si Kantent l, T hey-piled up^ 2,936 points to cam# from Dr. Robert try, with no leu than IT champion* Ution wouM provide for entry of land- 0 Hsn* — si %*IH» - I I M en­ would h# raqulred by hla (cam here ti- for first at tha etal pf the aec- statements ton I. Major I. Htf-tek eni: hr Hton- for Spring training nsxt year. M. Hutchins of the U nltfrdty o ft In hla pedlgtee, *Mr. Mae* show* 1no.ooo a'W ar t i r four W a . . ond race. It waa sailed <*v-r a six ton- l>-Slo]«r t. P m * J boll; Halls, Four team* of the St. l,oui« out­ and two-third* miles course. Ted Chicago, where the first 'atomic hi* Irritation as his master, Ronnie . “It would be better than noth­ em pires- rlm ock and Davis. Tims of fit are to train in this city in IUI8. Wells of Wichita. KA*-. and Don energy pile waa builL Hutchins McGafltn of' Hot Spring*. A rk, ing" Marshall said, adding that k«m* l i t ! They are the Rochester Red Wing* Slmonds, Tuft* College snphomom asserted last month that “Amer­ leave* him alT lathered up for the admission of a "substantial numof the International I-eague; Col­ and only Masaachuaetts entry, ican science and technology have photographer during one of hla bef" would partly remove a source produced a stockpile of n«w and umbus Red Bird* of the American were (International) of- “conflict and frlctluns” with tied! lo r second In scoring Russia. Association; Columbus, La., nine with 2.WHI polifta *arh. Wells improved bomb* large enough, ac­ _ % Marshall also discussed. . the cording to usually conservative of ih* South Atlantic l.-igue and turned In .the beR time In yester­ sources, ' (o destroy svery large titled that,' though Dora Jones had Creek situation In response to Omaha, of the Western League. run. • city on th* earth. received no pay except for on* Questions. If# said that Ih* func­ It la also expected that St. Louis day’s John Hayward of Tulsa, OVIa., year since she entered tne Harman tion of American representatives will hold a baseball school here was third wrlth 2,626 point* ami home in Washington, D. 0 , Ih reported with the Greek army It this Spring with some 600 candid Carl Zimmerman of Akron. Ohio, ate* In ramp. MitiHionury Complex 1907, they had mad# financial a r­ to determine what la needed to fourth with 2,267. rangement* for her. th* army. DONT-FORGET: The high polnt<acorar wjll re­ Cited In Slave Trial These Included, thoV told th# strengthen M u m i i rrA T C i i . t i . n : In carrying out the military present the. United State* in an ti­ L Team i’tt n u Ganas And Mather’s Phase of th* $100,000,000 Greek jury, a provision in tlialr will, International competition at Cent(Jalneevllle ts . I t .u r V THURSDAYSAN DIEGO, Calif., July Id, tome telephone and copper min* aid program, he explained It la nil. Switierland, next month. « 1( t I t II SI. Augvxllnf —Alfred Wesley Ingalls, foil stock and w joint hanx account necessary to determine what should Win Softball Gaines DsLand o I t IK I’ Massachusetts legislator and law­ with Mr*. Ingalls. be dons. Th* Creak Army, la anOrlandn M 49 .III • 8 :0 0 P . M . v ; f to IS .171 lit * BANrOltD yer, told a federal court jury that gaged In guerrilla warfare, he aald, The Ganas Refrigeration Service German Policy l.e«il>urg II 10 . m u h a “missionary romptsx” caused his adding thla la quite different froth Sanford Lodge Na.. 1241 ta*«ai4t f tw e e* w e Raltiha »#• It -<K h i entry In th* City Softball U ague wife t o feel he had a “rt sponelbHnormal warfare. ’• Daytona • 2S IT it» t m tripped the Robmn Sporting Good* *TFHrr&J!r llsAllMarS Ivons I’eeV One* Itv” toward* Dora Jon-rs. the neg­ RADIO PROGRAMS tiaaiet Tod., nine In a hard fmigh*- contest on Orlento-at Fslatka S ta tio n W TIIR 1 ■ h the I-akefront Park by a I to 8 lean coal production talks! He ro maid the Ingalj* vn- ehatged Del.anU al Leesburg i ,-e ■margin last night. Junior .Dyes* however. If an Ideological argu­ with enslaving. Cl. n«svlll# si Dsytnns Reach ment is allowed to tlytolu an Ingallsi who conthniet hi* testi­ U r t u H t a r l i i r t l a s hurled excellent ball for the vie- agreement *1 Augustine at *ANrOIU» for -Gertnnuy recovery. mony today, said this feeling-was Si as New* ol the Dedy NATIONAL I.KAGI'K After «)I. htl# th* British Social- ha**<l In part on'an affair nf near- • l * i T w lllsht Pont* 1. Pet Cl 44 In the secoad contest of the e.so HBorts I'Srsde Rro iklvn .IIS «« evening the Matkrr Furniture list government believes It !* ■on. ly -4 0 years ago between flora, Si 44 Are Toil t-lotenlnr ttoeloa U .112 aggregation defeated the eight economic road at home,I now 68, and Mra. IngriU* first | tiS# llaadllne New* New Tnfk II . l i t 1 1 Company lit still ha* to denton*t;ate it. \V* husband, Walter Harman of Waili J i l l ’ Jnhrwiy 1‘ipaSppU m. Loui* 4"« 11 I l k 44 Homey’s Grill by 3 to t. / West Central ITpcInsll J:t#«.Ca ‘ Fla- Jtmbllllea «l «) J »9 » - Davis llraitod Homer's Grill to are dealing w ith.a theory and not fngton, D, C. - CMIcaj* ‘— J IT 41 H# denied the government con­ I i K Will lliaA ley l i t t#H two safeties in chalking up the a demontsraled fact. ll. ' PkM.n.ipMa 11 47 .417 11 Howaver, I Judge that thete’s tention that h* and hi* wife re­ SKW Cl- H ta illln ee victory. Jim Black worked or the *;o4 U a s -W u ith Concert • Orch. Fltlibsrgh It 41 .41* it mom to the British stand than duced Dora to slavery hy threat err­ rt*. I.IS H er r. In Vat* td ln n y Blmwa) hill for Homer’s and allowed nine a u k h ic a W LCAOI'K .that revolving dbout the ism. Bri­ ing her -with JalLJi*<-au*> of al­ S iU Birinas Of Melody . W L I’ci r.H hit*. • tain doesn't want to M t th* riches S it* News lloundup leged Intimacies with lUrmen and New York i ; t« ’.♦It . Del,oh ■* <1 II •HI II of the Ruhr rsvgrt to 1h« 'batted aubaequsnt ahortloii when she be­ S i l l Run Morgan If you use Proven Producte — properly applied ■Hoes*; *:»o Hrmphonlr .swing SI II -III of the War-mnngarlng Prussian came pregnant. f i .1 YESTERDAY’S PTAR.t (Tetelsml SiJI Htalh Mi rl , j *r it MSI Junkers. What with Its coal, and Mrl. Ingalls. .62, who first met ' Wally Westlake, Firate*. ISIS* Headline News It It P h iu eelp b la .III. by experts! th* vast Krupp Armament Works, Dora a* a missionary vhooi leath­ I*.St Itequeatlully YOUre , > In setrn runs with * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ,1’Mcisgo ST II I ll lt:SS U b Hall Score* th# Ruhr was th* matarlal main­ i »no tVI er In Athens, Ala., in ,'.'()6, comW sthlnalon ll II 117 Jl>» doubl* aryl a grand tlam h imo run ! llM|UMt|ully Tout• at. Louie . COk'U F-J I I l» Mt ,n«* aa the Pirates’socked the Dodger* spring of German *aggr***lun.' listed three dev* «*f testimony lltO I l i U A l l tit* N ews Wh»n' it come# down to th# ust before her husband took the 1 12-4 In th# first game of a double 2 :0 0A go O ff • header. Also singled In Ihe open question of the Pnissten wer-lord* stand yssterdat. She '.old (he jury I R ir r n a t c o n v e n t io n D—D (Shell Soil Fumigant) er drove In a run with x alnglo getting rontrol of the Ruhr again, she considered that Communism, *ie# sign On MONTGOMERY. AU.. July’ Id, In and <i«l llrcdUna New* Larradde (Chiorplerin) tha nlghtrap which watt wpn ■uaelv there can be small, ground Nailsm, the Fill and her two (^V--B»ba Ruth, former New York by th* Gajery Choppers Ja m b o ree -Oft, for dleput* among tha’ Alllet, On* daughter* were aligned ggninst •S.ftS Pirate* 9-3. Iscobrome (Methyl BrUmlda) I* llomcapun Yankee baseball ra u r, will be * of th* main oblectlvse of the war ■ " ‘Dave Koslo, Giants, held the her. v , *,«» Ait Dixon gtieat of th* j t a U Amertrau Lealuse to put Pruailanlsm out of Roil Fume (EUiyleive Dibromide) daughters. Ruth Castendyk 7.:eo J i g ] «-f the g a in in g on convantlon. Jhly 24-23 nnd of­ Cubs to flv* single* for Ids seeond hutlntes. Still.’natlonallution is­ of The Chicago and Mrs, Helen Rol-erti tiaS Punrta* Reransde ficial* or* predicting on# ef Ihe shutout victory and his tenth of n't th* only mathod of Itaiulling of Jlsrk#lfy, SiO* N*wa II,Ufa Calif., had hith 'denlcc Urgeat maetliiga jp Alabama his­ th# aeaaon aa the Giants dnrwnsd this situation. Intarnational con­ Punrtae Serenade #s>n-»the Cub* 4-0. they were Communists or Naais. t;K I l l s Wltchln' Tilde tory. 1 Ut i • trol might turn th# trick, .and, it Both Mr. and Mr*. Ingalls tee* 1: 2# stftrnlng , Devoxlone #**ma a fair guasa that something l; 4 l Morning MedHaUoas 0 ‘ Let a WALKER expert analyze your soil problem. r W NEGRO MEETING I M lleadllee News « along that line will*com* un for K tv il - • . t Th# Negro Chamber o( Com serious ronsldsratlon at the*Wash­ Britain and Araarka to roach a i l t Sammy K *ys ’ * kUAr-l] » .>a shopM rs Haranede nsd* mere# will meet Thursday •ven ington conference. quirk agroemant. ¥ Let a TALKER expert fumigate your soil* t«:«4 Hasdllne News •> (t ill ing at 8:00 o’clock at ths Elk’s Certainly things can’t *> on as If these two major powers c e n t t*:*S t^nsIn Amarlcaon F-Lythm* • Rest on Cyprus Avsnu* a t B#v- they ars now In the Ruhr. The agree over Germany, w hart Ihe lo, IB Tune# You’ve 'u q u e e t ' ernh fit reel. It wa* *nno<fflr*d to­ coal production has fallen off uee of asking the countries . of te st Sami______ .... “ saoit With the proper material, equipment, com day b f George H. Stark*. pre«l- dangerously, and I t must be stim­ Western Europe to reaclt nn ac­ ii'» ee Nsare lla ^ tlln e a dsnL All member* are urged tu ulated b r new methad*. -On that cord over eccmomie -recnnrtnM tion It 1)1*1 O rgan In terlu d e a n d P ro g ra m — End knowledge — be present ► basis ,w* ar* entitled to aspect ef the continent , . lira lima , . .. l l l l l I.unrhaon D ane* . • I Complete aervloe charges including muterUU ' ' —L I l i U Rhythm Doodler* I ■A v / i !!:** New* at Nnon •g.V, I ■ - - VIA ■#'. t l i l i W eetern Melodies t i t l e t^xMtl New* S w i l i f t * Noont I :**' Al Silver Sirii a ™ |h n <• ! ? JI “ V -■— r f I T~ 1 . - V ;\ - ' .1. I- a ' • . ‘ t \ \ . . ■- - �* ' HI'AHSKN TjL-MPKAh Republican unniinati'>u ( VVASHIN(JT(W<7J iiI* jit. >fp- • »idi-nt. ' 'dan* fill- Mi»| Form*! G iv. H indi) K, S i m -. ii of during iti- »i«*i Muuinml-i, m iim ilal* ,'u i the IPH month*. •: WHISKER - VOK TIIE B ES T I C E C R E A M A c c o u n ts ? RICK'S OWN I C E C R E A M WINE W -v m a k e o u r o w n Ic e C r e a m , A ll f la v o r s T a t l y — D e li r i u m — H r a l t h f u l NI C K S CARRIER 4 1 4 S a n fo rd A v rn a e NI CK'S P A C K A G E S T O R E M A G N O L IA A V I N U E - PHONE IlfSl SANFORD, FLORIDA 4 1 0 S a n fo rd A v e n u e S im r ,t ’n llM iln tr l ’u r Volt D IAPER S E llV IlK Fur Reservations or I in mediate D riller* lo SANFORD— H 33337 3300 C u t Robijuoit A ir., Ilrluiifi Sanford Herald C i o in it h u iiM ' lilt *•' M l l * i 4- I II* >** i ■t'.iu !‘ i»i>l pit.petty in Sahford and tii'» Ilf Florida lout one <iay h* i n ', ir# ,1-114, 4jU*I>«4 * --*fl 11,4, I, bill* ti,."* 111* » , '« II , t l * >4. H O M il* t<* l iq u id r uMislil**!aide hfghn th an in ­ i'. ■i <1 in thought |>rilia|i* the > n .» th at ilic mutual file . I .\n>* i n n ni't active in v s a m is a w im CAPUDINE in-il n.i »t itt I t* Humane# in ill i n-i ibiliiirtl n* in take on . ii.i*i n i f iMiitii.il tiie ittiufanc* giving i'* I In nantr* of the mutual lie til,*I I n i •ililfh T b rf dealing* Cabinet Work Eiperl Wmhmanibip THE SANFORD CABINET IR R E N T tiie A|>|ilianre, Sen ini; M arline and vacuum1clean*! repair*. lit# OOM FU R N ISH ED efficiency 13 FOOT runaiiout with h aiitn e ir. Home Shop, 1700 H a n f o iA v r . lartm ent, Weal fur cuuple. 33 II. P. Evinrude amt 1 1 alley I!; C. Fellow*, Phone 1H2-J, ontetum a Hotel. 3306 00. Call Sml’li U inborn d Service. FLOOR SANDING A finishing, apartm ent furnithetl. 706 ARM 'FO R REN T—20 acrea tub rated truck farm.____ .13 art#*a 7 room dwelling loujej, -2 large barns for te n t uidy with Cameron. Avenue, Sanford, Fla., ph.'iiie I ci t ti build up an ay nicy I. o ' |iii tilling tfi'xii itu u ta propU in Seminole County '■.li, Iii . fi i 'c clien t at lca,l *iiccerded •« lit* i, md:. licit by flip fact that lo- . nic ilic |.)cii»t.*c of serving m e t five ijilue •». trust of uhoiu Iiiiuicht itubrarccii 4 i-c •- i Hveiuy whs recommended by a It. 11^,1,1111,, Lake Maty, r la ki ice fUrmaheiL. Call Sd3A A. Dept. Store. 124 Palmetto Avrniif rlcaning A w axing, l)m pouci unit I'liahle* u t to work alTjfe there ii <mi electric ^ m m - t|o f available! '31 yrai* riperienr FLO REN CE 6 Vurncr cook etove, excellent condition. Ju st r e f inFFICE vpace in Metech lluitd in it. iihed, reasonably priced. *1citato Hght oficce, newly, decor Service Station, 1120 Sanfoid all util11ice. heat and <ani 12 S P E C I A L S h “ V IC E S CONCRETE HEWER P IP E SEM TC TANKS, C rea.e T.'ap*. TREES trim m ed; mitel'm.-, n Block*, Aluminuin Window* uml . lelnoved. Tice* ta v n i duun Screen*. While cement. Paint. Perm a-tlle, H urricane lirar-* Miracle Concrete Company, Jill . Ktm AVe. Phone 13,15. I fill KENT—FIoor - e a mler ~ ftavi npviation. Keaiunalde r i t e j . ban Recorder radio 'phonovraph coin fold Faint & Glass Co. 1‘hifn* CARPENTER* and FARM TOOLS I MSB 4s* I* IS* *t'S- UM , I M l,,i4i<tlt4 10t.Wt.HX. I Cranky ‘every month'? Ai* you UoUMftT tiT t ililrr »i *if female fillirUi Deii i <tiiwll< lUnttiiV* Alien? i'ivnHf* tlU< lii-ikc it Hi trri lirrd. tiiah »lnm|, w h a I BUrli Ufiin? Tlt*ii *** try Lift!* I- I’ink* Laiii a Vt^ritiDiv l i nn •UilU iptpiiiflil! Piiifcii-THA CtNlli LHJUtitl I* Hustle *'P hdflffL It ^tlfd hal Vil, at lb*" ‘' ‘f» i.ili *1 totllf Fflm' rill* •_ V(t u t Bit t tPi mi-1 * iit thi n* twi-lvr year* .rumldn-Liiai e . 14 0 11 (1* 1 wd. rowrouan blnation. The Music Roe, list \v E STA TE FO R SALE ___ _________________ l MFTV trailer .van irtu i New Yotk, point a i u>i FOR HALE-/Jm#rnek for drlvaw*y* anil roadway#—I'hont limit tnlui-ial rnti-s Mecca Itamm-Kk fully irrig a te l Ham Dighton, -Wayfair Inn. Phone lllHi. • exceptionally desirable three -vtory ■hun**. Tiith :ooil condition. *turco m two lots in han ‘ Vary d w a b u - two-,tory, niched, frame houea, with age, located In the Mavfair ■N ATTRAOTIVE three tMHhn 'bungalow, completely rt-fiiUl inside an out. with- t*vu"t» To-jin*. lias screened pen h i' 243 W, 60th Hi. New Vm OR SALE or re n t—40 acre ret TUXEDO F E E D S —cm Hunt'* T u ird c Fred HOtRiE FI.Y itm iT U FARTS AND SKRVICB Batter!#* A Itattery Charging. 109 Falm rttu A »e, -------------------------II. a PO PE CO. INC. \.A-.DE_ m olh pioofing la its i. P ffR IN A ^l e*d^ Tel. 1IUU /„uch Itowntowm Cleanton & W atfon.'O pp Rail Fark y* ltd Palmetto FR E E ESTIM ATES, on nil wuik wheels tiatknccd, front end align­ ed, Pin#,- Unshliigv, Oil Filtvt*. Ffano Tuning and Repairing. I - L Hill. Re*, till-W . , Shock Ahvoitier*, Spark J'lugi. iliake Drum* tu rn n l, llallerie* KIttNH rnrharK 'd. klcchanic ou duty Show rerde and AtSO A. M. ui ti F. M. Firestone. t)— IIHK’H HltiN H O. D.- I -iiu lr rn Ftiooe IU2I Good Wcytie. Flume 661-W. I l l E, RADIATORS cleaned and repair V rta In -tb# 1 car* 1 Ifau*r ha, 04,t in ,i V ln r li w i x w 1L. . _ f A, e.l. T' n>ihen R adiator l Shop, 10« ■ E ««tlo*et rooim and I* suvpri*Sanford Ave. Ph, 356-W. in f 4 T roomy. Hous# it faiily NEW 10 ft. McCray meat .priced am* w ill.b e vacated at and icale* for sale. Pimm tinting, plastering and minor t h e conclusion of purchase. Near Banfqrd, Fla. rafpenter work. tOjin W, Httti,| school* and churches. *t us ihow you a good huy !n a LAND CLR; Jilce house in the Ilcights; miiU l.HAINAGK In 41, and Is .in excellent rortdl- S tW IN U MACHINE, in good PILLAR DEI t ion. H at three tiedrooms, and ERH W i lli dltion. 316 Palm etto Avi located on two nicely landscaped It A K K H 1 Sanford. lota. l» KAGI.INF.S. have four house* lovat«d ju*t 4 CEILING fan s for tale. Lancy'a. Nf)W IN ' 1 Drug Store. | NI.MNIf IIT outrife the City lim its, a n t DREAM pii^W fl l llBl.OOO to 13,500. SEED BED tO Y E K H 200 11 1 bur­ lap 'bag*, ntiitaiili- for ni'nlliid Sr Still have availnhle a Very d«cover*. Central City Slug Co. plrab|a two lied room, modem KENT A CAR ' Phone 417S. P. O. llox 2102, Dr. YOU DIJIVK IT U ndo,-Fla. : H INSURANCE v . jfc - MORTGAGE LOANS W )ND R . HALL, Realtor Beglaterad Rioker and I L . P . Electric motor, lia lte iy arid Electric R'UlIn-, Yacil 11m PIIDNK 100 RWICKLAND-MORHISON u d iiiv r . i t , INC. Cleaner*. Electric IA|im, F siii Tool*. Clin k* A Wan lie*. .Fieri Myeri. 311 E. 2nd St IMEOGKAPH PRINTING f A ND T Y P IN G . ic tin- m-litHiD'e n-filleil knowing cm \\ heeler of Sanford CANVAS AWNINHS CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS VENETIAN BUNDS Aluminum, .Steel, Wood I 10 DAY DELIVERY til* lorai » <1 thanking our cuttfotilei» mildtci 1 y,1 11 v at i ..oiiimit iltiiiug lliete twelve OZAliK IKS AW. E E R G il iT OUOS HAD TfT SPIKE , w t'l t GAME won GlT TnCM UNTIL TMGM 1 1 SNOULO-A \ / RUNS 13ACK/ SOX SCOREO STOOD IN m FO' HUNS OFF DANDELION ,'UF SPIKC 'L E A G U E f KLCATS/ r W A T C H RKPALKS All Work G im ra n tc e d 12 M o n th s THE ,S COME •:.ll WlHlt AN MEANf . WE OuNl STAktLD a R ally/ ' 1 HAT IN Ml LAST t THE he W atch Make. 1)1 TH. -AILING ' ?.2...... MATHER’S MICKEY MOUSh Uy W a ll D isney W M A P O V C Ml: A S MAvB t M*A, MATCMEftLVJ I M GO-1V3 _ . , , i "Oui_P A- ...*N A TCueCuV f ? COME ANP see! SW fcAP A FLO C K OH S. - -X S AV2M£;' IN N E X T • _____ P O O S ' C R E D IT , HI H K A U O F " HANFORD a A ItT I C I J i.S W A N T E D W anted to rent pot table sewing machine for 2 week*. Phor.q •' 2S6-W. \ HIGH SCHOOL—Complete you* high echi.nl at home in apar* timu with American School T u t* furnished. No claatea. Din Ionia. Free tnHikltt. Writ# Amer lean School, P. O. Box Slflt; Or landn. , STAN CO M STOCK inseeliDMt BecoriUee Pheue SOM—Teletype UU t* EXPERT RADIO KfPAIRlN* i Fred M yeri. 311 K. 2nd 8L 7 P a t s , L iv e s to c k , S u p p lie s TWO JE R SE Y r I k , cowe—one three weeks fre 1, other freth after Sept. lit. 2640 Sanford Av*. Phone 136. ATTENTION MOTHERS . —DIAPER S E R V IC E Raby Velvet furnfihea hospital rleansterile diapera and daortorfrad container. Economical and aafe. Fully medically approved Call Daytona 2467*W collect for detail*. #6 diapera, 12 a we#::. “FIRST IN SANFORD" 14 lair# also 2tf ft. frigerator. Call QIRL for cashier A cosmetic coun­ ter. also foda girl. Lanky's Drug Store. LOST A FOUND 38T — License plat* 170-2015. Return Herald Office. Receive Reward. IB AUTOS FOR 1946 CHRYSLER for tale or tn for lighter car. 606 W. let. Emerson suitable ROOFING agency for Seminoi* County. Bargain Price. Write e or store. OPA box 79, e/o Herald. Electric Cm EXPERT painting — contract er - hourly- basis. Prae egtlmataa. Phone 78.1.J. 1934 FORD, good tires, good run­ ning condition. See Oliver BjobHOUSEWORK— half day. Ellxa* both Weldon. 123 Sanford A r*. lorn, Lake Mary, Fla. P A IN T , fD.TO Painting, WHOA, OlLVER I COVE ON, SILVER' AFTER HEARING i WHW TdOSC CROOKS SAP, WE r I HA\& A LOT 7D D O ' WHAr HAPPEN 5 MXI >------- IN FIGHT ? V £$,TDflJO III TElt VBD AgaTIT I \w-* F£T Br ThRET WHUf Wt ‘ "ADDlF NOCR r . v-.)r Wr. vn cor to travel *FAVT/ ) ’ W# ^ who a l j L'o k w ro fi r'c’.Me ONE CAUIP 'ML- B05-J-.V— (TRACTOR MOWING — Ws mow vacant loti, roadsides or large acreages. Phone 41 or 167-J. occasion* 1 Kinard, P. OST F L O R IS T S r Monro*, FU 1st off CsUry ttldtnce oh. 610-R 8 H ^LP W ANTED DOPING - ROOF rilK LON I'] RANGER aII11936 FORD eonvartibU, Mercury Protect Your Health By Sleeping Ikeller. INNERSPRING MATTRESSES BOX SPRINGS HOLLYWOOD BEDS ila n u fartu re d To Your Individual Order Ily ECHOLS *&59E fWS POLICE '----- .1 -(UU KNO WOU.O ACTUALLY, O IO G C t LChS TO KUOWW O [CAS Of ’STOLE* THAT OAUO I, TACC c-aa:‘noHiki N pym . y«as A U ltress Renovating A Rebuilding A Specially Call Us Today » Sleep lU lU r Tonight ECHOIaS BEDDING COMPANY Sanford THif. ’.U7CASC / THBfXM IC OxrnesQ IT AWAV. Orlando Celery A Sanford- Phone 1132 Sanford, Fla. id Go / _ hOTHCMf J f l k [AttO r-> ’j f j j S e * jJ RkFi 1 I’M TlBftCf/NOU ILNOW D iG PCXICC TWiKUC ■g' you KiONAPPED MG li, 1 }v,u r-xL’ « t r l 1 TO TISh S FOU8P / A lv^F * . I( kl { fiVB M'LKSV^XU UPTVe , D MACM Tv? V DO MOM t H fiaa A ooGfikuacilii.' HiYflC |T3AfiU»d �WEDNESDAY, JULY Iff, 1917 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA A PUZZLING PLANE THAT FOLDS UP STAMP TAX Mathematrick ; u 1 Arrange the numbers | one to fourteen. elusive, In the fourteen surrounding white boxes so that the numbers In the three boxes on each MARBLE MYSTERY L JE R K ii a stam p poser to tax * * your wits: Mr. Phil A. Tellst h a t three rare stamps in his collection. One Is red, one 4s brown, one Is blue. The denominations are 26 dilars, 10 dilars and 2 dilars, hot necessarily |n th a t order. Can you determine the color of each denomination from the following statem ents, only one of which Is nirreet? 1. J h e 26 dilar stam p Is red. 2. The 10 dilar stam p la not J th eir marbles to arrange some trades. They found that together they had a total of 174 marbles. For the trading, Juan arranged all hla marbles into piles of seven each, while Jote divided his Into piles of nine each. Between them they had 22 piles. How many marbles had each boy? EGGZACTLY RY this catch question on 3. Tlie 2 dilar stam p Is not friends - One .hundred hens laid 100 •■ n ' J*u* si m w *! s i esHs in one hour and forty mtu »i • i«si pu*r*e se-sw *■" ' ." V / 1 \ "•.) »s »j s w minutes. At the same rate of ,*«JV £ , 7 / > 7 / speed how long will It take seven nineteen In every case. m m The Gorgon's Head Mystery THE JEALOUS HUSBANDS Mrs. Bcednne and Mrs. Ceeme MRS.wereAppleby, good friends and so it came about that ________ . ‘ \ pUZZLIKO Is only a hobby to C. B. Colby. Avia• tlon la his profession, so the silhouette of the plane that Is the solution of hie la te s t‘‘Foldie" puttie Is technically correct In detail To solry a “ Foldie.” which Is a new version of _____• an old pufile th at was ones, very popular, you • ^ a i ^ r N 'c i O I I R I K j r i cut out Urn entire boxed area above. Then, hy U L J L J -1 U — folding snd refolding It, you cause the splotches 1. One thousand, two hundred, 0f black within It to meld Into one design—the n o th in g ’and one Is hound to silhouette of the plane at left. . . . ---------- There's no doubt about If, Sutan Hayward it Hit personi­ fication o f IT, according to the Hollywood idea o f it. But eht'd hardly bring to mind to m t o f th i other ."its" fo r which th t Greeks anif others, h a rt words. You h a rt to think up them, in this W hit Quit. G irt your mem­ ory a tossing around, and tost T was ons of Inspector Ferret’s oddest rases. Thera was no apparent reason why any one /xcepl Doctor K should have killed Mrs. K. • is But before drawing conclusions, let us have the doctor’s story: “My wife couldn't sleep and as the night was warm she seated herself by the screened window In. our bedroom. The lflgbt was offend I dosed off, then sud­ denly awoke with the startling feeling that something awful had happened. 1 railed out to her to find If she was all right. She replied reassuringly. 1 guessed I had had a nightm an and. decided I needed a cigarette. I CRYPTOGRAM leave contempt. five hundred showing a result that Is d ear. lucid snd glowing. 4. One thousand, fifty and the three women and their husbands went off on a hiking trip together. It turned nut th at their hus­ bands all were jealous men, and this presented a problem when the six hikers reached a wide river. For there was only one boat at hand In which they could get across, only two persona could jret In the boat at a time, and no woman could be with a man unless her husband was present. In what manner, then, did they cross the river, in the boat and avoid trouble among the men? If you’ve never tackled a poser like this before, we suggest that you use three pennies to represent the .husbands and three nickels or dimes for the wives, in working it out observation of Joseph Conrad may be A WISE read by deciphering this substitution crypto­ gram. You can do it by discovering what system of alphabetical arrangem ent was substituted In spelling nut the seven words L’M I.fiS Z f»W Q 0 JM7.R IW O C T .S Q O A I R .J G S > I The p u n ie r w ith the nom-deplume of “Hector**, who wrote the foregoing charade, also au­ thored this poser: A man baa a son twanty-aaven year* younger than hlmaelf. Transpose tha numbers in the eon'* age and thay wlU give you the father’s age. W hat i l It? 'j DECAPITATION !’ V Short was mg life, and brilliant mg career; appear; Behead again, I ones was made to'tape My thostn inmates from e wa­ tery prnvd. Substitute th t letters of words for which definitions are given b*low tor the x'e in this diagram, so th at ths words read the asms ver­ tically and horixontally: UMMER'S ju ft around the S•corner, so we all h a lt some1. P. t . To tread. S. Tines. 4. Long drawn out speechta of vttuperitivs language. 6. Pyramidlcal. 6. Interoceanlc waterway In the Americas. 7. Inscribed. I. Calmer. 0. Healthier. 10. Boy. 11. L. —Nottut Holderread. SOLUTIONS l ip »»3 e i-p»»ui«,q 'lives -Mtnu*»"0 -i m ’ ,n |W thing to look forward to. Right now, we can dnd a familiar sayIng about Summer, written by Mark Twain, by going around in this word max*. Quotation marks give you a clue to the drat and last words of the quotation. When you have found the drst word, then look for the circle you think contain! word wuru num number w r 2t . Draw L»r*v» aa line line to io It. The line must pass between two d rc ie . only.- in to each following word of the quotation In order, you must • papa between two circles only every time. However, the directlone of the moves vary. In arriving at the solution. each word will be used once and once only. You will note that some words are repeated In the diagram. That Ii because they appear more than one time |n the quotation. - miM»,i •• n . uv»l pme » l nt«w seat*•#» »i »••• • »* »«ii *jm « ■ i»iw-o,i p«« B y Eugene She f e e , HORtlONTAL 1—Wktm Sid Iks aagel . ( tks Leid •ddrsis as “the* oiigktr n u sf tslosr"? (Jade. S ill) S V**0 S,M S«a| *|»|-|I»I S1|t fflWKMJ p u t i t , IVAS, pw«*|« -WMIM tat •» P*«jaw< itwpjsW ‘tJitituaaa gw«w mv»*i **>•«■» *ai u*ass r*i»—••• m u |W*V*F l i t puts I.MItM) Ml| *al itltllll v t Mill* If, pMi<ai i >h- s m i ii is p*io swiputit n * »n«a *ai e«i SQUARE IT and ta i^ ta ka T—What was *f tks sktsf geds • f tks B ahrlsalsM t (Jar. Ili4 4 ) 1» —Wks was Lakaa'a aider dsagk- I —Prtttrd • —Defter (akkr.) 4— “Tkt wiaap ot a lakaarioa saaa I* sweet, wketker k* — UHI* *r aiack t kat Ik* akaadaae* at ike risk will aet safer hla t* sleep" (Reel. Sill) tart (O ca,If iIS) IS—Errere la pHalisg IS—Meaatala sksrigias IS—"Aad ha sa id .-------, rather, sit tklags art swialkls ant* U se” I —Matralia* aims 5—raikUaakl* (ekUeq.) T—Ntbockadntxiar was klag at wkst reaatry? (Et*k.MMI) S—Oreek letter (Mark lliM ) . \o. IT- ENIGMA 41—Dll* b u s , as *f ptrvtptlon IT—Negative Separate article, to her snd taw she was badly hurt. As I tried to stop itie e iu lp p i River. the bleeding and felt her puli*. she died. Terrified. I rushed to the dining-room and called the police. Then IT : A utom otivt centtr. I locked myself In the dining-room and barricaded the IT : Drinkers' talult. door, for I feared an aaadaain would lire another shot.” IT : Skillful bodily or It was In the dining-room that the police found the mentally, doctor. They also found that tha screen in ths bed­ room *oe intart—it had no bullet holes. The woman rIT: Rend asunder. bad been killed by a bullet from the,gun that lay be­ ■IT: Grain mart. side her. Ths nature of tha wound indicated tha bullet •IT: Draw together. had been flrtd from short-range. Tha doctor aaid he had not seen or heard an Intruder. IT : Courage. To the police, it appeared the doctor had killed his IT : What fortune-tell wife. The belief was atraqgthened when they asked • him to look around and s r ^ tf anything had been stolen. Thers hid been no burglary, for a pearl neck­ lace and several diamond necklaret lay upon the dead es um si -»iio it -iisg it ws«no woman's drasssr, and ths doctor said tha only thing j m *U-»K «• 'M mining was an Iron ornament, shaped Ilka a gorgin'! htl***J It II’ IIHJ•*II "'*• v»»«vv|W V| *1W1 II " I I SI jv tw v n i k bead, which bo claimed had been taken from the wall. •»••>! S •—■*! I »ll»l| V -t* w * 4 i| -V I| f And so matters stood when Inspector Ferret arrived. | *>vi|i| *f ( |H | i i w m ( "I can’t understand why anyone would want that gorgon's head,” tha doctor rspeatad. "It wai just a trinket I picked up In Europe.” “On the contrary," remarked the Inspector, **lt Is worth a man'* Ufa. Youra.” What did Inspector Ferret mean by tbla remark? Study the diagram and-plctur# carefully and sea If can tall how Dr. K'a Innocence was shown. t i —“Ths 4ssir« tteemplliktd sweet Is t h s --------(P». i . IS—Swell bird IS—W>a» nk><r was rslsusd la •1st* at Jests kr dtmtnd at tha maltlladi? (Mat. I l t l i ) ' t l- H le k s ip >s «1t* (akkr.) t l —“A wsa that destk rteUate U tke Heed *f aay psrsea (kail la tha atli 1st a* wsa — — K 7. JT Wandering. jumped up, and turned DIAMOND CHARADES TRANSPOSAl Kind of printing KBK.NQZ. •"i„ rw-i •<«n * - . i , lemw** Th* Encyclopedia of Putties and Pastimes axya that after th* invention of movable types and printing presses Introduced lite r a tu re to th e E uropean masses, but before censorships of the dictators of that time were torn down, the charade was a common form of political propaganda. It was difficult for censora to cope with i t ; for them to place the w orst construction upon a charade was to admit the validity of the gossip or ely allegations th at It concealed. The acted charade wai popu­ lar In older times, with guests dividing themselves Into teams to endeavor to .’’stump” each other with words dramatized. Thousands of the versified variety of charade have been authored by members of the National Puxilert* League for th eir unique organ, T ht Enig­ ma. An eight-letter example: / looked in the LAST fo r a FIR ST today, Or to put it another way I spent a FIRST before the LAST, Holding m y attention fast. Was it a useful thing to do, Or i d l tn ttr l should ru t 7 M y WHOLE will never, never . tell, Tho it reckoned m y F1R8T well ( F I R S T snd L A S T .refsr to gyilsbies, naturally.) a country, Cornell's and V lyt set" home, Famous plar\ist. 4 n irritation. Biblical land of etreag eilr. aad ai an klsk ------- la kit tw» tenet it” (Pr. II:II) ?o—Paetwenr TS—Eqoalllf at vslat TS—Malt drink V4—Pedal digit TS—■ikllcel aRtrmatlra n - W h a t klag af Jadak weal to hattl* agaiatt Ztrak tkt Rthlepiaat (I Ckr. 14:18) I I —Spriaa ftrw ta* IS—P etM ttet t o —"Par Itngtk ef i- ( f r . l i l t ? ) IS—Cewmatlsa M -M ssdtw s IS—Call I.a4lr SO—A toa at Iikaasl (Ota. U iU ) I t -R la u SS—Old warld etaw SS—"Far Jaalaatr Is th* —■■ *f a • a i i iharaftr* k* will aat spar* (Pr. 1(11) ee—“ Tkt rick aiaa‘* wtaltk It hla U—S/wkei f tr iridista A n r it U o n o fa h ln d V //.V M ,r e .“ r .- r "Ut tktw k* dttalai# far a re­ vert «f iktir thsmt tkai ear .. CUTOUT SOLUTION ■ Pitat •TTiiir fawfly -lltvaius garlaad ■rilkter t „ "tke earth tkall — tee like > drvnkard. rtntvvd Ilk# * * (Ita. liit S ) populsrlxed by 8am Lcrjd,.ipbo brought fame to Brooldya bofore the Dodgera did, (a pro­ vided by another p rreM|p||n Harry Langman, In thtfbrdblem. Tha figure la to be cut Into four piece# that can b« put to­ gether without hollows or orets lapping to fo^m a perfect sq u a re - There's e solution eieewhen In the page. It you need It. �Partly cloudy through Friday I V crpt local thunderstorms in altar* AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEK VOLUME XXXVIII SANFORD, FLORIDA, EaUbluhtd 1908 Rebels Escape From Full Account AsaocinUd Prtaa Laaaad Wire Aiken Returns Home Is Disclosed Guerrillas Insist On ' Communist State; Reportedly Willing To Come To Terms Dr L. H. CUAKAI.ES ATHENS. July 17. W - Mili­ tary circlet eipietted belief today that survivor* oi the 2 3 0 0 guer­ rillas, who, the government said, invaded Greece (rom Albania Sunday, had withdrawn success fully eastward toward the .tower­ ing Ml. Grammot range near the fronticr. Only scattered minor dailies m* reported in the Mt. Gamila World Seen Undergoing.Revolt Backed By Soviets Since 1917 . Jaycee Speaker That was a stein warning re­ garding the dangers of the Euro­ pean crisis which Secretary pi State Marshall gave ut in hit address before the conference of governors at Salt Lake City. ^*Theie is no blinking, the fact _thal this counlry now stands ai a turning point in its relationi to iti traditional friends among the nations ol (lie old world," said Marshall. “Either it must finish the task of assisting, those coun­ tries to adjust themselves to the changed demands of a new'age. or it mutt recoqcile itself to tee­ ing them move in directions which are neither with their own tradi­ tions nor with those of this coun- i330,000 Troops Were Evacuated, Accord* ing To Admiralty Release Of Event 5 Year Program For W e s t e r n Hemis­ p h e r e Ca l l s F o r Standardized Arms LONDON. July 17. (AI - The Dtilith Admiralty released today. sevrn years alter the event, the full epic stoiy of the llntisl) and French evacuation from the bomh ed; bloody beaches of Dunkertjur |»tween May 26 and June *1. WASHINGTON. July 17 (*>— Die Haute Foreign Affairs Comrniltrr today approved a $50,000,* 000 live-year piogram (or arms standardisation and military co­ operation between the countries 01 the Western Hemisphere, ably will have to await coniideraEvrn the malter-ol-lacl lang uage ol the ‘dispatch (tom Ad­ miral Sir Bertram Ramsay, wbtmpoi directed the operation, (ailed ideied by Congress bcfoi hide the magnificence of the The rebels' retreat was noted achievement. yesterday when Greek army units _ Ramsay disclosed in hit dis­ attacked north of loaftoins, but patch, written on June 18. 1940. failed to contacF'the main (dree. that of the 176 .British ships used Military informants said they be­ in the operation 35 were sunk lieved the insurgents were trying and 42 others damaged. Thole to reach their.comrades on Mt. ships, ranging from destroyers and Grammoi, where national forces hospital ships to trawlers and were harrying Another group ol drifters, were supplemented b) 2,000 . The larger party failed in approximately 700 little boats Chester Nimit# an attempt to capture loanninv, l)jck Cooper, 23 year old Stetson which put out from U ritiih'fiihUniversity atudcrft oho bee en­ nder the measuie the United radical alteration of its own poriing poihts to rescue the haltered tered the routing gubernatorial Greek troops watched' closely rare, wan the gueet speaker at the r» would supply Latin Amer-. for devrlopmentsiilong the Yugo­ i nations with modem weap* Junior Chamber of Com­ consider most carefully the impli­ Three hundred and ihiry thou­ slav and Albanian borders from Seminole ships, planes and trainingcations of such a development for sand of the British troops who had Florins to Konitsa, an area preg­ merce lunrhrort today. lions. In letuin, the military ~ nant with possibilities of M f the fuluie prosperity and security been driven out of Europe by the eruptions uf Iwnler battle. •fs »sid tins nation hopes to victorious Germans were brought of our country. Despite their apparent reversal, flop a seiies of air bases from The General has left ua to dot back to .Britain. The Admiralty. the guerrilla chieftain,' Markoi the Fa ami cross the T*», but Ramsay wrote, had expected at le Arctic lo the Vlftadea was reported in the Com. that’s not difficult If we don't America trsa tiH M mm .» * • « • )•» ••) help the still free European democ­ the utmost to rescue 45.000. The French Navy, too, suffartd racies 10 regain their feet, they to train 8&0,00(l youths annually will In- brought under Russian heavy loaaea among the lUtl »hl| « liw aitas** m P a ss T e a ) C o m m u n i s t domination.' Thus which It flung Into the task uf ovauating French troops from the America will be cut off front her old friends. Her security, both beaches. Nineteen of them weie economically and mllltar lly. will sunk and two others damuged, but weakened.------------------ — ------ lhar brought 2U.626 Fiaiicb tioop. arin fflPormation -Coaiu be Uut that's only a snap-shot of to-Britain. In all. 123,09’. Frtrmh frame Salurtlay afternoon. About to give hint ” tion Government the threat. Europe's economic cris­ troops were transported across lb-1 "so n if a hearty greellng U Mr*. Aiken. Not channel in llritiih and Fiertrh by no means due solely f.t Urged At UN Meet is Isravages meter * shown hut nenrhyal (he lime were the bird*"' by t-iuudnK the u| of War. A fundamrn- shin*. Trough gfitgtssift", w pul three children; Ilian, Bedford III and fact bhlch a lot of folk fall- to Hanford’s Invitation and Md (6 lisa la that Europe in parlical- minelaying t-y plane, LAKF. 'SUCCESS. July 17 (IP) thown baby Ann Wright. The Aiken* own n the American !a>glon to establish ((•a lia s e s aa f a a e • T »a» boats, roast artil­ motor torpad. - Poland Joined Rusua today in Nlep* pretty lit Ile borne nt 441 Elliot Avenue. a permanent Htatn department lery gunfire and submarine opi-ra* heailquartera building on (he lakeblan)ing Greece for the current lions the Gormans tried to l-lork front site now* occupied by th* the evaculation, Itantssy repotted. Balkan disorders and demanded Dutch Forecast War softball diamond, will ho officially All their operations iuceeede-1 in With Indonesia As part, but the air attarka Were ihe presented by Joel Field aud John ernment in Greece, n Souls at Ihe midsummer conference elections worst, ho said. Negotiations Fail The crash occurred aa '.ho plane _ , ______ of the Deportment of Florida !rt le immediate will Heavy air attacks started on •was onrouto back to Miami, Ha., Kamsay wrote. "From foreign military pefvbnnc! after repairs had boon mpde to BATAVIA, July 17 (AT-W ar tho throttle control at Newark. Poland’s views were slated by between tha Netherlands and the of the air attack increased mul Mr. Held and Mr. Saul* will reCapt. W. T. Babbitt, who pilot* 1 Indonesian-Republic was forecast during June 1 all ships In Dunker­ Dr. Oscar Lange,'United Nations tho .plane from Miami to Newark, by Dutch sources today following I n l/f lia lio a o la w , 1#•lv u r a o Ifis w . told ithe hearing, aa-1 which was 'prt - Security Council president, as the a new disagreement in nrgotla. que, off the (reaches or In th* np WASHINGTON. July 17. Mb ° legion committee headnd by Tc-nx aided over by Robert W. Crisp, council met in the extraordinary lions for a joint national govern­ nroach channels were subjti t<sl 1 hr American Meat Institute ile _ . . . Cooley of Mt. Dura and nained by every two hours to an unprer-rJ -q. chief of the hearing and r--puits session in an almosphcte inten­ ment for the United States of ( ( ’• a lia s * * mm I s a , ) - . | P o l i t i c a l C h a llen g e d a t r il today, with reservations, C o u n ty G ro w ers V oice | State Commander Frank. Caton section of CAB, that shortly 4*eIndonesia. for the purpose of selecting a f ore Unding he encountered dif­ sified by the fighting in northern One high-level Netherlands in. F a c in g S ta te O u t­ that the nation faces lli<* clirciA p p ro v al O f -Plan ficulty With the throttle of the fill |-ini|>ecl nl UN Group Asked To lined A t L u n ch e o n inmleralrly lower' No. 4 engine. He said be ru t tho A t P u b lic H e a rin g Final ilesltlon on a alia will.taka "It is necessary that Greece be preted to decide before nightfall engine and frathered the propelwhether to undertake military ar- Visit Jew DP Camps place .during the Statu Legion lor to make a threc-cngmo land- extricated from the network of tion against the Republic, lie in­ There ate two challenges which! convention In April, a t l'a irm a J. R. Kggril, the institute's as­ ’Growers of Seminole County City, rfi ing. lie described the High'- as of international p o w e r politics,” dicated that such action was ex­ when the issue will be .'ec'ded today face the |teople uf Florida. I a routine nature, despite I In- throt Lange said in demanding the with­ tremely likely. sociate director of marketing, said at a public hearing yeileiday went upon by ballot aald Mr. ^ a .d . tie failure. On .one hand lltere is the dial ' Tills Informant declared that a All local civic organisation!/* in a iM Irmrnl prepared for the un record at favoring a toil con­ new crisis of "extraordinary grav- Agency, appealed anew to tho lengc given by the spirit of suchi Ralph J. Moacatelli, a elder drawal of foreign troops. ■aid Mr. Field, “are showing their servation diitnct in Seminole joint 'congifsiional committer on Lange said the primary trouble lly" had grown out of Republican mechanic for Eastern Air Lines at interest In the protect by (ending ......... . must - __ _ ___ Premier Amir SJarifoaddfn'a re­ United. Nations'Felestlno Commis­ men as Urailcy Odham and Clar-, the rconomic report that Ins or­ County ^ and requeued that the lellera of approval and endorse­ be- attrl* ' Newark, said damage to the throt­ In the Balkan* sion today to visit at leant u f.-w tle control consisted of a brok­ billed tu-the internal situ atio n . In fusal to laaue a cease-fire order Jewish displaced persont ramps once Camp who sought honrvt j ganization rl|iecli a 15 pricrnt Slate Conietvalion Uoaid proceed ment to the Slat* ly g io n Commit­ ets link rod, which he said was re­ -Greece,‘aggravated by the pres­ tee requesting favnrvblo consider­ government in the last renion ol In Europe before writing its to take ihe arc tit sty steps .foi ation of S anford’s bid for estab­ placed before the plane look off ence of foreign troops. The pres­ port. the fxgitlalute; and opposed lo for Miami. He also testified that ent government In Greece is m lishment of a headquarters build "Please visit these camps,” Slier* them are llioie fotces rrpm rnled "It follows," Lggrtt said, "tint establishment of the dislricl. . ” his erew made an Inspection of coalition of the major parties, Ing here.” • tok pleaded In a personal appearoutaide surface* and controls ol with the Communists and other Aug. 6 ftom 9:00 .lo 12:00 by long (ime politicians wlwse only modnatrly lower prices may be ence before the commission. "They the plane and that if any other Leftist groups' excluded. * form an Integral pert of tu ff boaii is that they have stopped looked for at that ’ linif unlrtt A M. war the dale derided upon * defects had been-noted he who Id Lang* vigorously opposed the Reds Seek Prompt Inquiry, fo r' tho life led by Jr* * ihe ipitil of ptogreu and hon­ llieir ate more wage inert-airi and c have bean told promptly. He said American proposal for a semi*per­ for a county wide referendum will there touches th* substance of th* esty." declatrd Dick Coo|>cr, Stet­ be was satisfied Use crow found manent UN Commission in th* other developments which would Steel Reparations whole Issue." V. be held for establiihment of th* -Use plane lo satisfactory condi­ Balkans on tha ground that this Shertok said there was urgriR son Uw student,, at the noon meet­ further increase the public de­ tion. district. Only land owners within seemed to lie liased upon the BERLIN, July 17 (AT—Tha need to permit large scale im- ing of the Seminole County Jun- mand for meat." Georg* Roerig, a n is Lint to the assumption that the three 8oviet Fireman Killed In askt-d in th* Allied con­ migration of homelo-us r.ur<>i»nn H 'M l l R I f f l HR F R | » F ttH fl lie added that current' inert the district air eligible to vote in Russians vice president in charge of the satellites, Albania, Bulgaria ami trol authority . today that steel Jew* to start a t once. ♦ llns's operation* in Miami, teetl- Yugoslavia, wer* to blame for prices, generally high, arc "simply this referendum, according lo K: plants capatde of producing 18,Warehouse Blaze The Jewish underground organ­ S. McMullen, extension soil con­ fled that the plane had been sub­ ( ( • • • l i f t * # * mm V*M9 T w * t) 000,000 tons annually allocated the result of more people having isation, Irgun Zvai Leu ml. Uus* jected to o routine 3,000-mlU inservationist of the University of Immediately for reparations. OAKLAND, Calif.. July 17. lA T- ted meanwhile of laying miner on Ford Fires Foreman moir money ai paction and overhaul a t Miami be­ On* fireman was killed and three Th* demand could bn met only Florida at Gainesville, who met fore It took off for Newark. Local Pilots To Make other* Injured aarly today In a highways near Jerusalem and IVt- For Acts Of Violence meat' than ev4f before, al a lime with the growers at the hearing by stripping the Ruhr. United when tupplirs aie seasonally low." blaxe th at swept n half-btcxk In m ates and Rrltlsh represent*, in the Court Houre and gave the live* refused to entertain tha So­ DETROIT. July 17; (Ah—The ( C a a l l a a r * a s f* a a a K l* h l| “Breakfast Flight” West Oakland’s warehouse area be. Ford Motor Co. said today that It Baptists Converge history and purport of soil con­ viet proposal for (iiscusalon. fore being brought under control. had fired 32 foremen because of Assistant Fire Chief M inting The Russians asserted th at the servation in Florida. For World Congress Funday morning a t 8:00 o'clock Basch said damage woulJ amount "acta of violence and terrorism" Bank Robber Fails steel capacity” w is “exeasa." Th# will Initiate th* "F irst Breakfast to 1100.000 at le a st" Owner • of Voting places will be at th i Americans during the recent 47-day strike and Briton* replied that Flight" from th* 8 anford VUunlcl- property consumed by th* flame* by th* Independent Foreman's As- To Remember Holdup office of County Agent C. R. any new estimate on* excess ataal WASHINGTON. July 18. (AV- pal A irport Students nnd offici­ Dawson, who presided over and aociation of America.-* Baptist clergy and laymen from al* of th* Banfont School of Avia­ said th* loss would run mucri high­ capacity could be calculated only CRIPPLE CREEK. Colo. July arranged for the hearing, a t the on a basis of an economically uni­ all over tha world nr* convening tion. Roy Browning, manager, an­ er. A company announcement said: Town Hall In Longwood, at 17, (AT—Police said today a form­ Fireman Louis Cetraro, 27, was on Copenhagen for .th e seventh nounced today and privaW owners "They were dltmlseed following er Axmr lieutenant held for In- Reave* Grocery In Chuluota, and fied Germany, which th* Russians CongTeis of the Baptist World a hekring and after careful invest­ vestlffatlon In tha daylight robbery probably at a place designated have opposed. of aircraft located a t Sanford will Alliance, opening July 29. held aa hostages for three condem­ igation of verified reports by mem­ Informed Americans said' priof the First National Bank told fn Oviedo. I t will be one of the largest participate In this flight. ned Jewish extremists. . vately tha Russian demand ap­ bers of company supervision who Th* hearing yesterday resulted them he found hlmaelf behind the They will b* guest*.of (ha "New religious meetings sine* before th* were attacked When they refused bank with a suitcase of money In from a petition signed by 26 peared to be an attam pt to forewar. with between 4,000 and 6,000 Smyrna Airport", whjro tha flight stall the currant American and to leave their jobs. (O e a lla a * * f r a * , r a s e Um ) hi* possession big Insisted he could will land and, he (aka.! to the delegates attending. British efforts to build Waatani Senora Peron Flics P at Mullin, president of (ho in­ remember no holdup. . r S n t h * United Stales alone beach for a morning awlm. On Germany's economy to a self dependent Union's Ford Chapter, Colorado Springs Chief of Pol­ From Italy To Paris 360 Baptist* are going to the m**t- their return to the Sanford Air­ aald m ost' of th* '3(6 discharge-! ice !. B. Bruce said tha statement Two Men Arrested In sustaining level and tie It In with tag. Many already nr* entente. port, a man ala* -breakfast will be cooperative plana for rehabilita­ foramen were not Involved In any was made orally last night by The largest group ended on the Served to the visiting, pilots, • GENOA, July 17, (A*)—Seaora form of violence and added ilikt William Boethin, 26, a former Jax ForSafe Cracking tion of Western Europe. Th* social activities of th* Pri­ Queen EUcabetL #STy 17. Many E ra Peron, wlfa of th* Argentina “some weren’t iven on the picket vate Fiver* Of Sanford now roo-Till go by plan* Inter. • _____ president-, ended.her auy District Attorney Irl Foard, who J a c k s o n v il l e ,* July it , on tn* Italian Riviera, bwiay and Mullin said ha doubted whether participated In ht'e quluing with —Two man Identified by DeUctiv* Red Shield Club To h full moan laft Genoa bv plana for Rom* m th* union would have any legal each month Bruce. Sheriff Cecil Markley. FBI Inspector E. I- Acosta as Robert Begin Program Friday rout* to Lisbon and Parit. nast within to some point of Just before her departure a raourse In vlaw of tha Taft-IU rt- agent* and state patrolmen, said U Spanear, 49, and his brother, — . . ■ tay Labor Aet but aald ovary ef­ g sai l. Ban Boethin told them he dumped the John .L. 47. of Birmingham. Ala., member of Benenl Paron’a-rulta The Red Shield Club, sponsored fort would be made to have th* U> CROSS TAXED money down an abandoned mine war* In Jail today > waiting a pre­ by tho local Salvation Army Corps, •aid aba would make her final shaft. liminary hearing on charges of will be open to boys and girls tnl* * ROCK. July 17. (AT— decision ’about visiting England man reinstated. V 0t»F. j t Wllllam-i has T. H. House, 48, the rath ltr safe cracking, summer beginning Friday after­ BUILDING PERMIT tat the American Red (In London yaetardar an Ar­ and vice-president v/Ha was alone Tha two wars a rre tM Monday noon a t 1:36 •'slock. It was an­ W. T. R. Geiger baa obtained In tha bank at tha time of th* night In th* act of forcing tho nounced gentina source said th at Henvra Iration of Cen today by Capt. Byrd Hud­ Peron finally had-decided against a c ity permit to erect a one story holdup and was seriously wounj- combination of a * safe a t the son. to sponsor all concret* block building at 2400 ed.' was reported rearing comfor­ Houthsldc Automobile Agency by it purchased for victim* making a visit to England.) activities and I Lieut. Earl Griffin wiU ba la Sanford Avenue. Estimated cost tably In a Cripple Creek hospital. Patrolmen.Johnny-Shcelver and C. chants of th* program which In­ rornado near Pino Bluff Wlfllama aald th# ArkanTha namesake of y*!# Univer­ Markley said bank officials esti­ L. Green who answered s call by clude* outside and tnsldo frame* i tax Jaw axduded only sity. Ellhu Yala waa a native of mated th at after an M tlal cheek neighborhood resldonts that two and a awlmnflng outing. Tha d ab mit to erect a concrete block home Boston who bocamo governor of that slightly lees than 98,000 was men were lurking In an alley, will b* located In tha basaaaaat a t 1181 Sanford Avenue. taken In tha holdup. Pilot Of Crashed Testifies Poland Demands Removal of Alien Troops In Greece City’s Bid For State Legion Site * Will Be Presented Lnwer Prices Is oou lonservauon Is Guest Speaker Seen By Institute Referendum Will Be Held On Aug. 9 K’^'STTS&'SrSB � 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 16, 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/872f939cb5fa324b9611785de4a1beb2.pdf 49e56563ead5261ec7b564d31630ece6 PDF Text Text —r—T--- T- r , --- -■---- i I . ■ . ■ S B ------------fr- v 'r a » fr: PA < La t I By T1 MONDAY, JULY 14, 1W7 V* THE SANTORH HERALD, BANPORD, FLORIDA PAGE BIX Caldwell Speech Seminole County Court Records Tax Bill Nathan Mayo To Speak At Dinner Of Market Heads 0 -M • c Rail .,V . a»e» men | tl wan .4 I Teat • 't **|n U I t s Hal* I»av* *•? Cine Ckle PhR lilt* n ii Is-st !*T Was Chle .It. I M w Ds r. (■ U aily Thcrt Is Strength— To P ro tect tha Peace of the World) ((-•a'laae* leiha Paa > o si| THE W EATHER ICaatlas** tra,* Paae flail iraailaaeA Irani f i l e Oatl To Prom ote the Progress of A merica; Funeral Home where they »»*.. clea and the “ international situ­ flva m onlhi vacation for Con. -Prodoes Tl for Hanford. “ r T o Proaperuy flowed Into a garage. Slightly ^cloudy tonlgh- and W ed­ ation". but declared progress bad grass after It adjourna, probably A member of the Puerto R ^,. nesday rsre p t local Ihjihdersho-v. l>aen made ini atatc, affaira sine* Ju ly 26. ■ INDIANAPOLIS. July 14. t-P) j i i.v i i . : iwt resilient - commissioner's 'o ff te ers In afternoons. I he ffnvr.rnora, la it met a year The aix top lawmaker! of House Wind storm s and flash floods hun- Washington was expected ^ h trt 11'iUar I ago JACKSONVILLE. Fla.. Juljr 14. and Senate met with President dav afternoon and night caused n . i N H i u i u»:»;n» this morning to help with tlJ A N I N D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W B H A P R H lie reported m nit atatei have — N athan Mayo, Flor Trum an at the White House, ami siidesnread dam age In r»ntral and Identification, and Brevard Hosw. _Alack, . . . tltetSr K' 111 Cli«» t e>> improved legislative procedure) .(Special) 11 **" • t ■ ■ ida'a Commissioner of A gricitjturr Senator Vandpnberg (HeMirh.i southern Indiana and cohipldt# alack tal officials, where 12 of ih t V O L U M E X X X V III Eatoblished 1908 allhnuifh * ‘lhe tmaD voice In the la to be the featured speaker and S A N F O R D . F L O R I D A . T U E S D A Y . J U J IS . Ill 17 N O . 173 stepped forth to report to news­ reports were still unavailable to­ Jured were adm itted, were hops, A s s o c i a t e d P re s s L e a s e d W i r e ' 'ArtcH. tlltam H -*»u* Oil** t.. procee»rt of lawmakinR ii that guest of honor, at the annual ban­ papermen: C lii II «*u< tll*<1>s A. day because of* dam aged com- ful that one or more of the >rh!rar<1. Join, II Jr " u s Mildred of the' average citiien. Special quet of S tate M arkets managers m uniriatlon lines. I. No new session Is conJetnvlvors might be able to U .,’ Krnupa and intereata (till too and officials In Jacksonville, the ,10 Bereinol* • u n tr • I |)|.KI>i S tate Police received by ia d ii a their beds to help. * N stur I Etsin »lvir Ele largely rontrol the deatlniea of night, of July 23. It was revi-.lrdf [h\ 75! report from a trooper -ilvlnr In 21 Die In .Florida Plane Crash M. lo t i n H M m n i *h»l Nancf I' the atatei. Two children escaped here today. * William L. WIIaonM 2” *. . * *> * h 0 °.* h ; ■ D u ttiill. H um an n u i Mai Salem th at that city bad bsfen One was a boy, Josa RodrigmT n i r . , i „ , of »♦ SUtate i. 1. waatraSa nullUPresident Would reserve the right “ Hut .u h at I have laid la not Director Markets, outlin ■CUra II llroan a*a»r unless llsnrv Ufiaw m/it ns# D.i#e I t partially submerged Sunday night laa plans asl.w. fo r 1his .1 ._ organisation's to expec t to m e a l unexpected ne ' ,Part in, T K n u i Ks,hr»n II. f* to he Taken to mean that the ing t by a. flash flood th a t caused, ex­ t It. I. IUt«!ala. average rltiten (a entitled to deep two-•Jay conference. July 23-24 in resettles. rtensive damage bub.no loss of life. 12 broken bones. The o th e rth if j Itll'in Elm* II I*J"* of l.lojd aympatlyy. On the .country, he Motel George Washington, u l t r a •• 2. When Congress sends Mr. mma • • '1M.I Edith Milfoil T»»t«r TW report sa id 41rock.Creek had was Ellen Acevdo,-B. • ^ | Trum an the Republican Inc.mu I Tate, U*M A. <g Welter l<l(h outnumbers all th« self-serving number pf S tate and Federal i-f. ■ swept through the ren te r o f Salem, Resides Pura Rodri^ui*. th, j tax reduction bill, as It Is ex­ bloc* and If he would bestir him­ fteials.-and m arketing ea p erti have • IMPat Ktelyn inundating. |mrt of 4he huslqrw other passenger on the critical 1 pected to do this week, ha wen't ut (lot M l lll’.KW* SGMIXOLK THi self, could l-e the rider and not accepted invitations to attrini. j'gr and residential districts, arid that list lx Carmen Rodrlguir *hs 1 Morph Erank tl. »<u« llm j 11 •»- ridden.” , . ' Development of the Florida sya delay his veto. To wait th# full L -. Kin--—!.* < tJ 'F la M “ T 1 Co Add some iihuseholdera wero rescued has a broken liaek. ! 10 Java allowed him might affect tern of State-., operated m arkets The Florida governor lerm H 10 A Sant from housetops. Telephone cir­ Mearmai IV f etna Motile-• a budget authority without- powet has been completely comprised the adjournment schedule. wo,,**r* ‘o plough I S t a t e m e n t o .Stresses O rganization To P ro ­ cuits into Salertf were' down. B ritain Investigates of NK'i .» nWS n| NWl, ar t to reorganiie and eonaolldate “rel­ within the period of N athan th ro u g h -th e knee-dean water rs. • i s 3. The group has agreed th a | NM of hi <» r f«tt\ of x w , atively ineffective.” He said s Mayo's service as Commissioner it will lie “all but ImpossiM#’* The storm cut a wide swath ported the Injured and dead tsngl 1 . H i g h e r Standard ceed In Spite Of R eports Of I tterPIC. 1-11-11 through the central portion of the ied inside and ' outside of tha Jtae*. lUl'lrmn-, I. elo i Cotnlrn trend tntvatd re stra in e d purrhav- of A griculture. Director Wilson to reach conclusive action thlT . O f Living, Econ­ } state sta rtin g at Lafayett*. then Possible Delay Of pointed out. The prelim inary leg­ craft. One survivor was rsported j mjt has continued and rited the session on the President's re ­ N ational B r i g a d e ■ r... IxH. I. 11 A It lltk It lifted veering east tn Muncie and then fourfd 30 feet from the »T#,k re/W "It la not easy, considering al structur* for the present mar- quest that 4.000.000 displaced per..| omic Independence A m erican * M o n e y south to Shelbyvllie, G reen,burg, nge. 10 feet up a tree and h u u l'n , Ovre l l.r tr S • All lilk t : .s “personal element" as lha chief kets srstem was seturrd through sons to be admitted to this M aking I n v a s i o n crtuluMa _ . Salem and New Albany. At least the trunk. th e leade/shlp of Mr. Mayo, and country as an emergency meas­ Ut ‘ T /teallp Trtnt f*o .. r f e.-rn of factor Involved In its success, liv .DRW ITT 'I M i l N /ll Hr The \.«oclalrd l’re«« six Qrrsonw were Injured in Ih* . Frank G ontalei, 12, whose left doesn't wxni w*r; H ntajn doe-n’i 'ASHINGTON. J c l/ 1$ o n . . K 10 artet of .NWH'hf HVVi, He--, state salaries and uncertain te the first m arket In the system was ure. ATHENS. Ju ly . .15 kfT- -Air various communities. 4rant* I t: nol«^j «anta it. AI* Foreign Affair* Vn-t st leg was broken, told reporte-t Nation Kuioprxn economic ap ­ nuie, to find purchasing person built in Sanford during the ,ear fH t-lt Tha United Slates today lot Minuter Panayoti* Canellopou4. Should the Paris eonfrrenr# Fallen trees apd utility poles it was dark and wa were flying Metki 7 • <>,• JeMlIiH .. U-tl nel with, .the training, ability an J 1934, salea startin g in IU3V From it >| Allil Vet " •• fintl "gi! • ••!'# From whjstrver angl. n proved today plain foi organiring W ashington on the Marshall Proposal for American occupation .authorities Officiate I * si * announced Jod«y that "the I t A II Franklin Terra-« cut off power In several seetlens. an initial volume of slightly more along and the motor flopped. Ev7 it th a t G m #1 «tt'ui! n . Mtn’il Coininuni»m «■• >.etrrn*.ineu “ii #x integrity essential to the wise tit:» l KITATK w nM T i.sr.rs a coopeialnc elfm l to rpeed ill* that a “ suitable and productive (ireensburg police said “about the erjrthlng wa» quiet.* We slnvyd than 1(00,000 for that first sea-, European economic recovery re­ Situatum lias radically changed in look ••• *iM-d. . I punklon that jl I* .l 4 >i|v.{ *V | #•#«, Consider Problem Martin C M etui Jenall tu l u r ­ expenditure of nubile funds. sult in a plan, the Senate For­ continenl's ie to v |ry unde, ihe only tree left standing h"-e Is the down. The ne^t m lnyts we eraikGermany ii necessary to make t u ks', I . * • ■ (Vinmuni»i !<■ 'lion \ ih! moua >iiunt-- of pnviptot uv • Ia^ui o f National fo u r* " -in EpiCaldwell urged caution in ad­ son. the business handled through one In the courthouse tower.” This N . Of U rg e n t' N ature it* I In-Intel • M |» rtiit Anna to J«r« m inistration of m erit systems for the 8tate-operated sales centers eign Relations Committee, head­ Maishall pioposxl' national • ■-ip#i itoi t .l liislkrstsuiHirevnl « liich in ttins rap* “ orderly and protperout." . ii'. #• u h f ir Gteek army troati* ed by Vandenbrrg, might retu o HIivpm tree has been a landmark for many has growji to -w e|l in ctccsv of to n itltu tr* n fes wit- -i *-**-iM * r t!ailrrdlv .« o u id tliii-nien world Nlbtaek. rha» f . ’ in tleo |* state -employrea, • w arning "too 130.000,000 annually, for the pre late In the year with a rleur Ihe delegttei unsnimously apwere reported mapping a pinceis years. ■« wax supposed "to'h.^-e J^ n e d T fi U " conl.ined ... ii> M \ \ IIARRISON nffrTr-fi'JsLiitJ «;liii'g f 1 ■ o y .| pegv# <<< • tgjTurtdah** often the so-called merit systems •taeh of w riting legislation for not-a pioved a m in c immiller <repoit N4W Y08K SrOOVIINOI Thnrnu C Dewey lx pictured filling his plat* i In' i (in i ih,.I tl-'ill'' rtarnp*# ••( th:« o -..-#.« om ion sitting gucitlU unit* driving night eraw at A ugusta. G... wx, nfW P0 " ^ aiiective outlining LAM SUCCESS, lulv l> l W'hltetv. C tll II rtu * iila-l»i gnore merit and become the ha­ sent 27 active units. The S tata • operated m arkets congressional action In the n#vr Andre, tn Pit it I'aderal H A L ven of. mediocrity. Premium +s at a luncheon held in hU honor In Kansas City, M o, by 0 .0 P. leaders nominsling Ibitain, France, Italy. —T hr (.m trd Stale* demanded t i iti t itongt-i *t!.j i iireported to have overalept, aqj baric American principles toward ' -• tinn. J vouth on th# k#v city of loaiiAkin hav* lust closed one of the best Ja n u ary session. of Knnsai and Misaouri. Dewey stopped off In Kansas City during hia ....................... ' Thr Athens #• .nm ent . t o i # * * ^ ( J , n in i) . missed tha trip. £ Gnvnany. Made public by ihe "Taj-lor, (• .A. etai Annie Hell tn placed upon longevity. This fie 11 .years In the history of Flori'U's today lin t th r * Unit-d N.ily-fThe conference lu rtn er elsrifi-.-d vacation tour through the middle w e s t (/nlcm ational Soundphoto) IC K.-l •!<•! ,revolt Lt bv hr -t I ‘ ' ‘ *s*ssi»y\t'***>. . /• STe7‘*««j!!r 2 ST'* "V IF. , eie.ally H, ■t ■I .u rim • •aatftard'Artimte was tonal ttm ir ' Tha plane was owned by tha 5 u le Department, it lupercedrkey executive c«immHWe--4t,J S atur.iv U u n ga . p t r a*to)wi| wnn»>» ■'iTTuT JB fl.T .'jr.rT A r pioneering system. Director Wil­ the program for windup of th" t t ml i ’iij1Tvro" imperirastlaa M I im s I'M i U«a» . IIIsti. Walter rtu i KWIta tn ton said today. The managery eon seeainn. Republican leaders In tb r setting up four scbiom m illfet on to the rxploMv# flail an pioblrin Ollly gi-i*t l-o irr re:-- i!i of iticg of Altinnniit. Vnijmiiv. l-s it-.d Iu *1 i|a n i rng.igeinents with guerrilla Maraaret l•a--r^*.r attir C. V’ ox*m' ,M$ 1$ th* * '» * « «11 « which has l.een strife. All three slates are under wHt Ilctm ea to t i r r y 25 p i f i / * * . m ix fcrance program will include a House prepared to meet and con­ Iirrshlp. At ,Rd he was the oldest I plan. Byrnes wrote Mr. Trum an Russian influence.) tilth . Waltar - tin EVilpn to iim m ii'r ................... imminfnt in B0„ h .1, 0- I tualim offrtM , • -- "... re i.it A \ i.iaj-i. • “'..f i .tuthe o- ^ 'n lte d , „ | M food and ' agrieultuie, imn and in view- ol it, "urgency." g e r. and a crew of three. m g ffe c t atnee May.' 1945. Glade** Park BUI U w ls.JX Tate summing-up of progress dluriug sider their remaining task* m representative. - | asking th a t he promptly cut off j Official concern bad been exUp'ictL M a in . -re • i" .|v Nation* llalh.in ln»— a tlg e iln / i n-i _____ T n t diiectivr m itiucli steel, lianipoit and co al'en erg y . Lieut. . . r H A r r r i . w o u r t ix a r |fei*chr| \ Johnson. L. ,!»' lyn't looking. for.Tj'-. wrviein G ieecf. .I lie > govemment the last year, the nutlining >rf light of the results of the df»• • *(to|i|«to* *• a*m Russia EUheirjr* ■Hlrhat-t E In ElntMa Three R epublican-C ongressm eni.any _ relief . - to* those , vnations refus-\ pressed th at the a ttark ers would to atart an uprising waa diclostj J Gentr'al Luciui D. U sy . Ameiic.su H > rIIn i #4 trmrn | 'a | i f»«#| plana for tha ygar ahead, vnd a cusalon. The p lrn * £ fecinn. third aim tv egafr. piofmvfct that tbr ■ -un tl clistgrd that ill# gneinll.s*' had i . i ,nR *•’ participate in the I’atia Ptat. flank. l>o reinforced during last night isolation conference 1 on th■ aid plan. Wfitein MoriJa that the State variety of' Inspirational A tn iiy w e s t n r i m r i m r M ' ar.d' tech' In the Senate the Ju d lriaiy proposed # .- the ,economic , lifting the tqtal n u m b e r] W "t commander, lo "exfit evby elem ent! of an “International today, the contfiencit^^invened halui • i d r t i n l all nlhei iniiev tliw l i ­ itA.sdetl" ‘Gieek soil from Alt Peim -m A etu i Henrietta has delivered $ 2 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 lo ihe nlf* ' inform ation calulate-l \fl Committee rejected 7 to 6 a pt .- ° f . MItlon* ^ fu s in g to |iaiti,-.held to more, than 4.000. ‘ ary effort to achieve economic brigade" declared concentrated on day. w ill/ir till lisst until the coni; on (heS'altan ca«e until i| a r­ Intoim anis clo*# to *h» to Methao J HIHkn etui Jane H pl«»> for WAR AID E RESIGNS federal government for (he pur- ^ ' P P»;*onnel of the StaU organ nosal to in restlgate the Justice i ’*,r '? ,h<' The latest a rre a ti were mids Albanian territory. No mention a m n i N i i i T - n r H n iir t,ti,i: ugity with • other *-iones” until niillee* have ifcmplrted llirir de rived l! a (lee l«lo|| 1 — . t u r p i general stall said a new . , , , , 1 , itation for more effective swrvice. D epartm ent's conduct of an Iqq-jlry' iivrjiry' l'*ur,,l* .* -.. ur «1, ,hrT' l i.W ment'x Hf*<l^i«ii|h. ('iiihman. Tint'*# to was made hy officials today r f , yesterday and last night. Ge*»k iL_ .II.or, , __ w . v, WASHINGTON, July. II. i/P>— chase c l enough land lo expand Detailed plana for Ihe two d iy into an alrged vote fraud in -he. S>r» nn 4 llotpit al. Mam . jrfinsvn declared t|ii! h# m.ts tailed woik #Gt at.e ssp g Ine n ■uv ln#M><i..i •Maz-kin* strength, air#n#th oofficials fn d q ls had annocinreH lha de­ A,. • l" e* «gree on ways ol Ireat1 invasion was possible from, the u . h ’ J announced, the Howard C. Petersen leilgltetl- to ­ any increased attacking t A T Itr if Tin% •»»• HnitTte %(•!*« the park In 1.400,000 acres or conference, were not available to- 1046 K a n ... City prim ary elect.- n.! 1 ^ ' * ' ± ' * r . ’ J Germany -a i an economic and n " [ 1' , day as asaistant, arcri-tary i f war. however. tention of some 3,000 prevfutsources ^nd need* of the participat­ acting -.-n imiiuction* ln<m \Va,h iriiircai.n of Yugoslavia. H4rhH mala lu n k t« if. |». • approximately 2.000 iqusre miles. <*•*• but B lffcjor Wilson- stated Senator L angrr (I» JfD ) pro-,-I d " n " r 1 " ol*- 2 eP* ,)irk“ 'l * 'r President Trum an accepted the re ­ poptical unit. An attache of the Greek gen- ly• at atu i Anna ing nation* Ivefore applying for inglon wlieie lop ollicial, u nqd \ damaged v inx pri'nl" kyward like a sentinel of dealh a h r Ike the m ajority margin. j Illinois and Rep. Byrnes of U . T he iltl.tim an's quoted heldtl. ii ... i : i , . i sessions woulJ be devoted strictly signation, effective July 31. "w ith planes. requisitioned yesterday to flArlda Hlat# Itanli tn Iflram N ’ Particular strers was placed on la n d ed w rrrkaxe of.Ihe il'.HSeren IH'-1 airliner afte r It crashed in ihe American financial aid undrr. the •red t!ie Mluslion '"u iijen l H. d lan l s a d the Interior De,0 bu, | neil< , h . annualbanquet Arnold attif ttit% * Senator Ken, iR.-Mo.). whu' fnn*,n.. I quaiteis ol ill# Second Army Corps genuine i egret." Put t«ift told oral sta ff said civilian afr lln#s p artm rn t thinksIt la all r ght Wednesday avanlng. providing Ihe lonely anainpland near M rlbourri, Fla., killing 21 person* and Inlurinx ; to t economic aipect ol rrfihabiliHltrfcalf AfcfcU Adm. to r a T a r­ had urged the investigation, In-i Mason u rg ed the sever su re of proposal ol U S . Secietaiy ol He cbwloied that he had pin­ •and the Army of N oithein Greece. Fomitnrs Refiaiskiag iff H ut Artnl# flail currying home*ard-bemnd Puerto Itlcxn* tin establishing and expanding „n|y lighter touch for Ihe foimal troduced a resolution to diachaur#. diplomatic relations w ith llu«si ». the President ill a letli-r he had tratis|Htit troops to th# battle toting Germany and achieving the 13 other*. The nlane "relu ctan tly rnme to the com fu­ p o in t !.-i night In 11 11 Slate C,eoice C. Maishall. area, probably would . lie returnArt#, 1} \| to Claud# IV Wolf# the park) without th is act. and a rrsn of three n lim it tra#hed, Mini nf th e vlellm. were me*n> “but program. The aesxlons are to be the committee from -further a.-, j keeping her isolated u n til ske is Cabiaet Work T eachers l u. R eport ’ 3 .'Resident's Of S ent-‘both'nrssiiwh are involved mTKe sion th a t I cannot afford to xtny ment Indicated pressure had e a s­ d il Martin 4rv1»r«fii nation'* economic and piliticxl uni- hei* of the asm.* famitv Ihni rnme lo the United Htnte* n lihuirra. Addressing the session. Premier l^ n g e of Poland, enum tl give it “utlp,#*|ded over by Dlfee'nr WilsOh, i u ii-n t opei ilinnv, as saying' ‘ W* tion on It. | "willing tn cooperate.** Expert Workmanship Morgan. I* Wln*r»««f* Ow#n J that it It desired tn In governm ent aerviee a-iy lur.gtr.” ed to owner* tomorrow. Hia stateA t t j ; . 25 . A n d l'!c " ;i.;jflInternational Soundohnlo) I .ml I Im n N|iaak id ll-lyitini 'iirt- sclent. that thr Italian ill* us>- n. mole C o u ii l v At r ti<ir gnl th# mvadtng lorces in quextlonable authority.” -lv i Aaxiatant Director O. n lingLallr #fat Mrart |i «Jf. . • The House devoted its ae««inri | lliikaen said the would 't r y 't o THE SANFORD CABINET IINI ed. ’ * Pfurlda fttaf* flmli to L#«U A it resigned for three purposes! xn. The directive said the, U. S, today to euologoting Hep. Jo-eiili! l ar partiriation in the $360,.tKIO,. ed long range economic planning origin ill* vc lird u lrd fm ||u> tl t l . l t K ell .S e t S e p t . TAte The a rre st of an o th rr 1.300 C a l l e d For t-ni.il i «li fl scutl ponton. ' l iioltiu.il e»Many wine bottles are nind,» of SHOP The Senator said the measure * Considerable construction aetiv- J. Mansfield of Texas who dieJjOflO Kurofiean relief program to government sought to secure a which would not o# limited to temn h i , |># moved sip to llu- m.,.i, rinrida Htete flank tn l»«U A roloied glass to protect their to I,(00 persons in connection lim itrs s.inl eight bsttalioru. about 124 Palm etto Aranas I. To confirm the right of gov- •*» b»» l « » r«PPGed throughout Saturday after 30 years of mem countries spurning the Marshall enntents from light. Tate ' production and foreign liadr pro* !li- openm?. *1.1- *•I rmm'vV _ with the alleged Communist plot, July 15 • < • 2 . »t6t mrn. v*#ie in ilia giiernlls immediate oli|ectivec." a* . w r|| ing »#»»i!.rt. I.M I MIAS 11 r n i i , ai it ernm ent to grant royalties to the '£* M ,rk,U? ' r i U "V du,V.'?ff * f|/n for Germany ai a whole. He i I. Imwevi-i. (In,. (,# -,| | i -.iu.lv '< in . I- .'ii V i 1 (’*.* >'..4 tlm a* a s!ioilrut.ingr piogi.tin l> I). tense .<«(- M V - |l»lvv 1. 1"1.1111 lo u r * 'in the- a ir,u where the two A D nr,,l*r "*• p l-erc*nt state if nil ever ii produced from »h* ■«* f ' M - “ M Director WllJill demand* l#..nn • ir ,p nl lii- sciiedu'e su.'.'vH I ' wMch would be directed toward lands transferred for T «tk pura number of points- adqualify the nation* for the A m er­ lint pi*I*.i live v- |l ||'- i “ . battles iihprmlul. I iii.p pO M . • * ilitional Im provfm fnti are n H H .om r d. legate, appaie.itly ........M ot illb-#.|s -I .1 1 *n increasing standard of living ican aid. Paris Meet nut l*.4il* (4» iH'Ktrt f)l<('IHl|a!it I '-Vil kneiillU iliimns were ■» - t .. m n tim r n . .i-m r .k -Urgently. 8oms o f'th ls work wifi ,l#g 1 m Germany and liie altainmeni .. Tr rnnfiriu the right of th j ^ during the enrrent A well-informed -to rie nt tb# this mnrnlng. II# did not indl. lle ir. rlit m -rllitg vm- ippiovul |,y , ll-f llulmg two |iiemti#|s oi til# .. . , ...... to Iih u .sta rted moving south­ (T s sllis iS I n s !*■• p n ail Secretary n t JnJoetoe to receive j , u m r n < l . t *nd additional projects Hi-nation #ronomle eonfer#nee ssld wlilci. delegate* object c l . ................ lit# County Hoaiil- «>i I’ul.l-i ln -j, islatme. In vpp-Mi it#ie Mundvi j , t , J inwatil luantdno, captixl and I «l the earliest possible date cl Eastern nations tind.*r her influ- and expand^ |.,noo,(KKI In S tate lii# organirstion of l.'oti-i#m i co­ | | Unchcd ax fundx become 8ov lie put y Foreign •Mlfltst#- <tni£tion at its in - a self-sustaining Geiman econ­ m* -Utig 'll j'jnr the trial nl burner Hep. B er-} *'«•> of K pnus. a fte r lh> 4nea. On# of the /Irst conseq- tinnal landt for the park; available. operation for recovery would pro. Andie) \. Gromyko iq.eiieil til* j aitt irk or, Kuiitlska two days ago. omy uapees of Including W tdlecn (itr- funds In the acquisition of addlreed dexpll.- inditotiivoa ll.#t I n- debal# i-n tli# pio|i-.-.*.| gloliel was announced ImUy IV While aetlylUea on the >)ia)or E xecutive States. In -|V e to Of T ax Cut Bill " 1” nir t . I’apv ol Key West on lego | Mtrout six miles from Tha order said the highest prior­ aahny, the spokesman Mig-p-stcij, lied Htato* money foi th# M..i*mill 3. To gram the federal govern- produce m arkets.Ih the 8tat# syawith n new deftiu.ilmu ill I M‘. I.iw lro . i the Whannin fsoiitier and 25 mile* ilvlive Iniliriv ibaiges. flat ion R e t a t t l e d ity should be given l , Incieaied E xpected F r i d a y ; plan would not l># nvmlnMc t..-foi# fnrre Would be a merger of th» Fren.'h ment the right to condemn any tern have been practically closed lire L ilt dale th# « li#({ , , i> '.■Util of loiiiilun. favni of n sm all fo u r production of m*l. food xn l rx p '.it tn . with the combined Amct , v i tui- lands in the 2,0(10 square miles out, livestock, poultry, pin# gum. Jill- J u t Iiu ltnttd H fi'f . M- - D ■ A-im tu ii' f iTTfT g rm rrif-1 sjsoVas_ U c. tlruliii n l. t i n I tuJ k_ji . aui all. u!« - 4a—A«h — By W age Coutrai.t Navy F unds O kayed lateT)ii-w inInfm Ish occupation lonoa. _ _________ a isa il#*ignat#d in 1944 for rTfnt- and a variety of other romm-ntltlei m*nl VnnVi:u-nGi*q on Mimr'i Imfy woulil I aid lo I --itifnii Hi itaio vvxs V ' ' 1 •" | rejeut fm sJuly. “ . the following 1 _'tu:lls of Sanloid anil . I I. * “b* J h e directive said the United ‘ - T h r - D u t c h Triformv»t sn|(| te- ful inclusion within the park. Seem tarv of S late » sr* liatl’* ed to Bi-. n i vi pr, *re still being handled at some of a re if il# t N *u- i_, ,r._ ,>(|| | | ) f W)| ( , o l tU ylona lb.sc Is, 1^ I l b -toy ol investigating u rysfis tiiat an inWASHINGTON. July 15 o n 8m tcs b*lleves th a t tlyw "m-wt presentatires of llenelux, toe llelWASHINGTON. July 15 »4i lire** la«t nl.NJil in Jial* f-a k /C Ity . • cede ) in it * aim il.av ihe Ir.ai l|e Rap. Harnett (R.-Wyo.i read lha aalei centers, the director te a to ledut'e world ll'iise l|vei.lb#i tessjatusual liligS'le .vat u t.ad iu c glan, N etherlaraia and Luxent^ Into the record telegram from wealed Much of (hti current sell M to M e ll* ( developmetu C.eorge ' H H qm p h fr., fillsb u ig piesidcnt T ts*:i an today iu<nrd leg 1 which h* said Uta a m. .jv#iL w ;; |* *S in lo u l. ■< loim rr >«nu. in **i*v.- : i:.in. it.'jwivt'iiL, m tn p o li.'-* r life" t.h.*’ s ' * *'H» ,^ r # v .1 . b-^'irg customs union, woul) rak I Governor ^ , , I Wtrakl no. be auhm itlrd in IMn...,d one!..,,# r ei..;...'b loTonnant* j ' J . -f,K Millard Caldwell of »Ut la on m arkets In North and •lid ‘Ai# , • , ,. ’si.I Hint If lit# existence of such Jt Germany * * ,h e . hew* roxl wage ronGael P'sirtsdinR export-import f irir*. Iwfore Jan u ary , *.ild rh- is-stsf. then- Wli* no |e« .III W*i llr'i W|lh Mr. I . I . ' OStohUthmeni throughout ro r a general ytptemfnt denning Florida supporting the pending O w ida. In this northern Ills pi is is of "equal i nfill llilltlilli* ' hetijf: (isilsn n w -penrrr. •• n luignil# we* proved. * Joint Of 'fe d e ra l German sto'.c ____ visors On \ui! U . lii# levclitha lines along which tha '"** con­ bill. inlrodure<l by Rep. Smalh•*i.“ riiete “ ’al •I'd sleyl executive, said 4°*• 4orslrola ovrr scarce commodities| Marshall llni# tal.le iln'iht!#** wn* however, major Interast righ* • Id not work. < ,, , , , , , ■anhuil .illorney *i"l I'.min i ill o u n A nieii--.■• pt.ii#*! might ba aU tt* would /o rm a central’ tierference will work, Including elar- ers i | i .Fla I “ "will do more lo stabilife rtw lun„ n r l , Feb. p ff, 2*> 2«) and s t*ow ii centered on preparations until| next and said some! " ( ,l' r r «tetul ronsi.lpratlnn l .ndci the Soviet plan, each « f ' " " l' l-"n "p M ‘ and man government w ith “carefully ( am .vale nf Miami, win* wav,idrn lod|j*d w ith liie United N attoni. '/Icatlon of economic policy to­ John Penne’k am p,. associate e d - , ^ r ^ " I n t o f t h e annual sales bu - ''.Ihe ’: legislation. . " ,p*n l uf I" "I'"'I" * tlir ^Idg fivp i#iw#i* would . con- ibr li.llnwuig Iw o.iliv* ss*11 Iis .■ "I iiiiiii.il pinphesy whether defined and lim ited powet* and rcotsrmy and rrlaid inflation than j | orf jgn |,*de supervision will ward Germany, before ata'tin t; Itor w1" Iifird l>v (lefrnse attorney J. l-ew of the Miami Herald and »{*‘on f«r bright leaf tobarco. settlement of any c .n ii« v r„ y ,n newlfc|. „ eB , flrr |hen. tl tie identical mitts til th r gml>rmittly wulHireling ami cl* lit? detail work. functions." .... . , ,i Hriti*li troop* will lie ordered (W hat tiie eosf vs-i]| |»# never I h ll A*^ an atl.silie liming tiie (nkl> (ml, 1|( f|lf fighting,” the a m em ber of tha Everglade* ■ , * nl force, mini for inatu ship for It added th a t American cccupa- the industry in sevrial y ea n . These controls, embodied in lb has been stated definitely. Ilenjam- •liip lid plisiie foi plain’, lie nth piilm rnt-il .m ute cji e, ICaallaae* •» t*#a* *U | Park Commiaalon testified that 7 0 I C B T 0 1 (1 W O W a i l Irgiilitluit " spjiketlliaii replied to a Greek corIlum plury, who played a m ainr. , In Cohen. -State Depaitm#m eountin .''cpl ... I q JI wing l.ai Shakeup Tn Altlco's Congress gave its official approv­ ■ second wai )Kiwer» act, otiginallv illnr. said a month ago .......... er l.lg four povsei* favor "rtifnn , e iielrnsr lawvri* .idled ftu re«|M«iidiWit'*. Question, foie in negotiation ol Ihe agiee- ‘ . . . ' ... B . . 1 tlian* identlral coll- |)..v. the ir»rfiri» w lii-rep a ti t>. Routa 3 Robbers al for establishm ent of the park were exlrndeii would nerd *24.noo.fHV>.tMm dutlm -, peiehlr” . l i i i i • • t l ■ . ii , ratlin „ . . Cabinet Predicted 18 years ago, th# pa<«ag# of the the subpoenas aftei Cut ml Judge • •»«* Foreign Office *xid the ment with John L. Lewis* Unit#.! expued , * . . . June , . 30, • r piuitii .dt .it '* ’ID A \ l . S h a stop gap con­ the nest /o u r Vearx and w „ul.i, " ' l ,0 o ', , • T," % \l May Walker ralleil'lm . l i e diplomat* Sm athera hill, he »ald, "will bring “ TARAMUS, N. J.. July 14. riPI Mine W oikeis, tiul the joint cun-1 ° f ' V*V' require |I6,U(M1,1MIO,(H10 ebitin to ........* ,n l’lr...... v,.iild r ..otuiuit • I 'll. V.lll 111 t ml pupil* v*i , u i •eve, el . ■i.itHe* to report LONDON. July 14. 0P>—British It to full bloom.” • to.* -I.., I rnlav morning on then • • prevent starvation.) I '" " " ' ptone*; ■ nation sluing In —M u. Henry D. Rlauvelt. 70, giestm nal. eomniillee on the ecu-j ” . . ii’ III# Vm ported e«:*reuce. act)*'II "I '. "II *•■jlf. 1. lull ill# >|.| | talked today of a poafoilllticlans ‘' anj tlffielal French cirri'.* *,.id they *•'' f " '" " "*d rl»l|i 'u «•'•> p.l* Will lu.'t thwarted the efforts of thr*« ’nom'C repoit that the contract | * statement, Mr. Trum ^ sible shakeup In Prim# Min ster's return to ......... .1rnoluiiy !<• quasi, niiV ol tli- tin#- uie* and colon., sit Ion of the interholdup men and a m i d gunfir* ““ r “*'* nt oil#,m g i" • I'allonal 1.,‘gkd# The .."untnes Jsiiiee Lain net and sp#e.i|. sp#e A ttlee'sa ix l^ hn o r Cabinet will spur oclput of coal. l'-«>‘ l-tion has again I taw no reason for altering the |...a l' ||,I '. ,.1 » . wiiro when all all tsistsol* s.lmnls h will V w........... m ied of S ep t.'I for completin') of n *m ... . i H :_u , ’“ * were not named but autharitotlvA •led that a coalition government Marshall To Talk On chased them out of th* house In Julnient < mini* la d d d ed : ' - * uemonstiated to the world out vev Of resources and di.llar n- -d -1 I ' | Jl II It ||1* I ' M' 111 ( " open lot ft ruler (lasses. Durio * ,," rn ' ,,,u n t* '• * ’ Inf.., Oin-u* *n*d ,li#v tnriudrd or a new general election might European Aid T on lte| unanimity on m atters affecting out ORLANDO. July 15 — Fight among the 16 nations participating, , , . "Production and nfnly produc­ ll«- mlrivrrnvs. Iirslr Ir.sche.s w.'l .. accused »i ' djeiing «**_*- Uulc a ,U . V o g n O A v i a , Italy*, be in the offing. today. ‘ of Florida vegetable grower* and tion which creates a balance ol international relations." . in th# . Paris conference. iiiu--inS' s '| j p M c U l l H Ic ll ; Soma cabinet changes were re­ insyri I IrM *!»i,'.l jl aa d suiHdo-v!,lJluw 1 me mh mT i . l i TuH' • (,n „ c # and Alhanra. shippers against imposition by WA81IIIGTON, July 14. OPl— I obeying a command end .-iglil E astern Euuqiean n a -. gard»(l as certain. The India Of. "This is particularly significant supply and demand it the only and on Sept. 5 these will be a ! 1" M l' ' M ' * ri' V .jnquirlex ratmsad* of the eountry of an flea will go out of busines* soon Secretary of S tate Marshall left'*® P«* UP her hands, she grabbed rare bet bool making ,|e " ’c "• to C«rl* becauso addltjonsl a »year One ronference so.ii IKN_t . »3,000,000 . . . . . ___ . , in , sure cute Ior tb r increasing w ag c|* n d timely xt this moment when *»A|| I 'fit. sli’.ii <dtlletencr •! cid.ing And another post undoubtedly will today by plane for Salt L ate City th* gun- of the first man, and it r, , i ............ '"rn# •r.#» *paprr dispatches have al' discharged into th * 'ra ilin g , Iglgplng charge) was headed this and price spiral." . i >u much attention is' f o c u s e d France would he among the first They also moved In * "b b-« „ 1R|rMlr(| an International be found for tha present India tn make a foreign xioiicy address w ole 11. vli School for Imlfi th* deteettv* said. Th* nets* a t­ fo r full InveatigiUon by the tonight before Ine National Con­ to feel ill effects of anv delay in| I’.’t t 32*3 of tn# Veteran* of * p a m ta ry , th# popular Earl of U sI ' M idea of innocence, but llu t f„r,.r vm% being . i »,#{hI In south, Humphrey said" the contract re-|*broad_ on our desire to assist ntInterstate Commarc* Commiaalon. ference of Governors. The address tracted Mr. Blauvelt, who ap p ear­ y , 8. credits. Frenrii offirial 'F o rn g n W ars a t'tit# rneelirlg la«t i#a.||e.s .«n,| principal*. # ,„ France. " ed from upstair* with a .32 «*ltlards inflation "by .avoiding an io n s willing lo cooperate in th# sotirees said last Week th a t 1 II'-i.-I.ev*- ,11 include ArrnUtir- **** .i le ihniralily vvliirl, w.<* nr la expected to deal with American FIV I IMPORTANT REASONS WHY ng a t the l.egioti “lin t ei>* LaMont* Graw, m anager of (he °w*' I lev, Nov It, end c!w**#v v sr ill I*# #*«siv to lo obtain recognition * id.# -injorio'iVu*a.m phasiied. aid to Europe, and relation* with br* rifle ,. and fired on* ahat. Franre'* dollar suppjv. Including J i>" v*d auggeetions #f J. Rrnlley strike ami all ol th# resulting .common objective of reconslruiFlorida V egajablt Comnilttee, rep ~ lit Y«fi, Willow Rtin hit* reached n production rate of more than 12,000 K a is e r and F r a z e r . which mlst«d. . . Il isRltnpad rev r*«# Nlfil however, thsr ,f •>■# Hrittsb and Inquiry Into Atomic Russia. reagaMitf a m ajority of th* pro damage, that would surely lollow" lion." Mr. h u m a n laid in a stale- all private French dollar holding*i " '' "m that 8#minole Cnunty i.rtoui' I fit tl# day following THI PUBLIC LIKES THE KAISER Th* downstairs of th* house Although disclaiming any ad —-h -v' e r die ‘riiedillr Thank\n tr , ii-ati g o v e ftn e n ts could esin >he UnHe<l S tates, would t.« '« # l.’t q aite f»r a pirnic are a y* dtie«f# of Florida fresh regeetblev care per month—better than a car per minute! One hundred and tuenty million dollars ' j ment# til I.. Thefts Moves Ahead vance knowledge, some d ep art­ was dark, star* th* Blauvtlt* war* 'xidtvh tiiat u.t uifernational force exhati«ted Irv'Jan. 1. Ti,e F ench*" *r memorial on tli# Slat# tMvl,.. ' r*p«rt*d I h i t a prelim inary hear- Irom I - deadlock. AND THE FRAZER worth have bren gold a t retail. And the public buy* the factory output every m onth-r ment .officials thought the 'secre­ preparing for b*d. and th* tgio Humphrey testified after F.nrl ||# added that "our objective government requisitioned by d # .’ H 'r way, end Appointed P o st, *Hu# - slit l> "i .re i ' riiursda'1' W h y w sii fl I I I im |» T h l i e s « # • enter it,g Gim-i-e from ter#.In* on tha railroads' proposal, llnini room In an P r r g B l’RG, July 14. <*V-Thc ta ry ihight enlarge for the flrat ran into th* dining held exam in Jack- Hunting, president of tha N ational conlimJr, M ),# ihe removal ol rr#e recently p rlcate French slid- t " nander I h S >lt t«v ~-,v.. e o i I n u . re-un.lng ria.se* ... Off On S o l o Flisrhl .tor ie. nf I r r iturfharn uaighho'X rivals by lu M tl IICC VW W a w s u riner e e i ••• and aaks for more. Production is Iwing increased! • ' . •* f on > commit!## to roMjperale'Witl.-j 11 •' I I oi it.# C’l,r,«t . . • . „ lar holding* in the If. S Federal Bureau of Investigation time on his plan for European apparent effort to f*e*F*. aonvilla. la st ur#*k, was opposed Association of M anufaetilirrs, told . •o Jnlri! .......... might lu» nf* i« 1. Becaua* they ar* beautiful! T hey look Uk* tl,# 'u n lo r 4’ban,l.er of Cornnieice iji"-' • ••I• ' s . -.. th#y *-. ill clo*.. a LeuviiiK Cretv In Sea to lii# f.N Sn-uritv ‘Council on from avery angl* hy vegetable the committee 'th a ( ,- th e . nation uiterierencev witn '^ r i l d trade, ' la r recommended th a t bond of aid, proposed in .h is June K ad­ Blntberger said. lira . Blauvelt French i.fflclal* rommeut ol canTha reason for the phenomena! attccww of theee 100 <~r-poatwar automobiles ia easy to followed in hot pursuit. w hat they ar*—th* n*w**t thing* on wheels! " ............... "" I s t r N * n producers. In addition, he said, should l>e aide lo alis irb this y -e r’a • hie rspletvrd gratification that tinuslv on M arshall'* *p#eri, 0,000 be set for Alexander Vdlt dress at H arvard University. A ap.i Ihe American Legion in «e• he vrou.iili that I-»«••# # s ( b rtrg She got on th* trail of on# of Marshall was accompanied by I *- ■ tiwa la tte r declined to consider a Th*y set th* fashion for all future.m otor care— Der I.uft. 23, ex-Army-^sergeant rf a t !#■#* , » !*.«> I ; . n . | ",he Congress h at again demmj- foreign office spokesman »a!f h# I#- • og tb# *it# tluexiehed. (ireer# .1,* .protested discover. The 60,000 proud owners uho hate driien them m illions of miles are the beat ■■ s i # # L* I l k L I k B L i . __a_• compromise offered by railroad ft'R F K A '. Cnltf., July 1*. r.-P ‘ Accused of taking aecra: records Charles E. Ilohlen. his advisor on th* men and tor* • piece out of in body lines and colon. a lia d , to tl,#. ( „»#•! Natrons. i» Rtai# R a . i I1,r ' ,H'/rT nJ i \ ( ( h i J c t I a I u c a t i o n regarded the, aildre*. a* on exstiated its willingness lo suppo t hi* shirt aa he cam* around a Russian affalta. He planned to will bUlld and final,.'# tko pi»i»' . , salesmen we have! They are enthusiastic—and tell their-frienda^They Anou* they have ' representative*, which would have Navy Blimp K-f». raught in a , j n m the Los Alomos, N. M . atomnlNf.ati or lo American* as lo «h v rompjel* a final d raft of th« ad ­ large radio. Tha man finally ta' " "» . h* ' W«®. Set th* total rata increas* a t (Jen. MacArthur (Jives th# achievement of our foieigi thnr shin,I.I help Kurop..TRi*'"«Fsli, h ... whiei. Is rim llar to ib-.«- |» y ( ( • | | | | | t r I f’\ t I X I o l l K teVrfric down-drnft of air. plunged ‘ to blmb project. something new and different. They know they have styling and deaign far in advance dress rn route. taped, and policg today war# try . 1Becaua* they are roomy! T ha whol* sridth **t,,-l, road n .a irlu a n F.lgin Hay* . in,.. .1,# w e a n 'so u th of her# yes- £ VlT. about | I (WO,000 a year. policy objectives.1 The recommendation wa* made A Few FaKhion Notea Belgian. Dutch and Luxei„l>o<ir.t Ho made the night In President Ing to find th* owners of aq tr,.lay. and, after:It* II orrupants ,,r(- spokesman said they ware Ir- plan* In have on inan, blgllof th « * car* it Initdi! Roth seat* are more by Agent P, A. Fletcher In a 1st. of the rest of the industry. And they know they enjoy a ride no other car can equal( . Grdw quoted rat* *xp*rU for WASHINGTON, July- 16. , , | \ the "Hacr*d abandoned car and a torn ah lrt The Icgislarioh continces th# delegate* reserved comment had ...raped unhurt, rbse again "" * " • • w»»#r# fighting |v»nvIn ennntle/ tbrougln.ill th* than flir* feat wide. Six adult* hav* room ta tor to U. 8. Marshal John E. Sloan. Trum an a plane, FVC and l h a ' Grower* and The French and Qrltish view has , , . . . . . . 'The V rlfti,,,, A fim lnlrtiallon l,n« TOKYO. July *.V (,P) - Gen­ conlioti until next Feb. 29, but tn romp finally to earth ei ght , »*P ‘rt#d tn to taking pine#, 8. ctimmlssloncr Roger Knox Cuw.” leaving at l(!40 A. M. Ha they found in IL hip pars L4*gu* of Florida a* ■par*. And then. too. there ia 27 eu. f t o t * Drive either ot these care. Compare the ride with the beet you have ever known. You j ' -----------U en that ahould th e P ari. hav, lntro.|„c..| iqiXldr-rlqwn .•duration, m ile, north of Eureka. read tha letter to Von Der Luft ia scheduled to speak a t a dinner atattog th a t any Increaae In pr*a- eral M acA rthur came up today Mr, Ttumxn said - some foreigi frrence devise, a progiam of self ruit-t or. barlM-ru# pit. spare in th* luggage compartment! with a few fashion note* for civ­ laldrs, ii'VllHH.kX on the r# ||in g , for II. ieul I) will want to own. a K aiber or a F razer .^ Then place your orderl Increased production i teur ir. K. r,. W vv..'Oevaney irevanev of "i nSun .n . i »» f. * and hi* attorney, Ralph D. Mr- tonight a t about 10:00 P. M. Normal Shipment* Of •n l rail rate s would th a ,p ly rehelp. It would have msd# n ninjor hospital pnrii-ntx who must ||# fi„r in-# tie*, shell,<rs and other pirnic ilian employe* of general head­ trade sujveivision will be needed IH .. C a lif.,'th e pilot of tbe 250- l / O C H l .i M C n I'slIJO } ' Ke«. before the sta rt of a sched­ (M ountain Standard Tima). Offlatrict th* number of market* In O H their liarks, . , step toward economic recovery a l­ means th at we can now give you early delivery. h# llectoted. II# Sllgeven after llieo. i f.mt rra ft, sal,I it l.eran,e unman *• B*cs>u*a they are soft! E xtra low ren ter uled hearing on a charge of wil­ rigl* said he would sta rt his r*- Coal Reach In d u stif which -Florida produce could com quarters. though if. 8. credits were not im ­ equipment, 7t,» agem v long has ;mplnve.| agrrttd" u lirn raught in the ilrafi g r.trd th a t th# »jt# b# cho»#n (#An order signed hy the supreme FisliinV On River fully and unlawfully removing and tu rn n ig h t shortly thereafter. jvata w ith th a t from California, of gravity a'nd stabilixer bare both front and . . The White House said P re s­ mediately forthcoming. f o r e .th # w intrr tourist sres-.f, r,.|ling-proj*.ilon of motion pi while rru i.io g apprnsiiualely 1-Vl concealing record* and documents. T A a s and other producing area*, commander raid the employes ident Trum an's m etasg t vetoing rear, c u t away to a minimum. Th*y hug On PIT8BURGH. July 14, to|>)__ srt In. T4ie rstin is trd cost will til tv for >• ’• rialnmeiii o f 'wd f##t glaive Ihe w ater on a photo-; m utt wear “conventional dreax” the % new _ 14.00(1,000,000 Income tax Bqth rare ny* arrvicvd with gnmiinr rectory part* -M e a n w h ile In Chicago, Earnest Normal coal sappll** war* ... addition: he aaid, rata Inrood! Superlativ# rial on in all diraettena. I#- 110,000' h# said. ridden p a ra iv /c l arid 'u lierro lar ginphi. 'nils.Ion fqr tbr California In .t# a ,| »f going to Tno Thouwhen in public buildings or places11 Nazi OfficerH (Jo D. Wallis. 34, former Army sergeHAIBONFS MEOlTATlbKS In* for fuel-hungry I n d jitr khe-ad— wherever you gOr-hy one of tho four largest bill will b# sent to ereatot by railroad* would divert a 'to Smooth, poaitlvo braking action. . .. I to* use o f rei'im f ,.- llufrmi of Marin# Flsl,#rlc«. I'lxna were m a d e,to attend th# patients *ar,d Islands, llerm uda.' Cuba or And such ilrrx*. be said, does not rru u ru o " put and form erly an official photo­ ___________n A»^r g g to a l volume of ^vegetable* to Congress ^hls week, probably o,< On Trial For Murder VFW district convention in De- fieri ion for .'durational purpose* dfiy for tha first tlma ,ln week* automobile dealer organisations in the world. Th# front section of the go,,-! cf.ew here fur a w#i#V* summ er 5 g rapher at the Loa -Alamos, atom m eans of transportation include “aun aults., play rulta, or SS soft coal productloni, reached Ijio 'I on Jul)’ 27. Tin.,# who slgnl- is n Itrw di-Vrlopmant. . . dola was torn from tiie rra ft and vA,-talon, four local young bustmen’# undershirts na outer gar. T\ . . . . . . boml) plant, pleaded Innocent to•** S*Vl 4 . Itocaua* they perform! T ho economical. normal proportion* to m ajor prod­ I CLAR* •T oooOMrss In advance of the final congret fl,--' intention of nttending w#rr: e n ts.' Mirr#|ifilri,rq pages of 'extbrok* l-.th Devaney and the co-pilqt. ness r„#r, had a fine w e-k's oiuing T v ', .v i a r to a federal charge of remov­ Jo ffre David, agricul­ NUERNBURO, Germany, .Ally Cot ’r. Hcott, 8«n|or V,r.ucing au tre . 100 h p , six-cylinder angina pro rids# a vary ,TOk; m A* aloha) action on th* Republican #— O L t ‘O M AM .3 0 to r alack*—women may w ear nr,-#flh*hrtl by special nrolectora. I o ut. II. A. (im-tre, of Mtnne- riglit here it, Rtmleole County, ing top secret atomic photograph* tural economist, represented the Tb* usual complement oi th* high horsepower-to-weight ratio. 8*n*atlonal measure. Mr. Trum an had given 15. OP)—Two German fi.-Id m a r­ *Iun,' ler I’nL Johnson, John Sauls, Tli# patient* tlirnw new nagex up. up.ili., w rre thrown into tl,# tine t>. the kindness of s ‘friend them “onjy when In the opinion ^AvwtfcAAY SHE and negatives. Id* Vegetable, Committee a t shall and nine generals, a i r rigid ad) iianK John Goidy, Harvey nation* 400,000 digger* w ere in acceleration. Unbetterable gasoline economy! who loanrd them 'h e us# of ht* Th* plea wa* entered In hia he~ sonville hearing. J . A. o f the section chief concerned, (Ihe notice that be intended to reject with Prussian correclm-ss, w ent .on Hal,’.' George H agan. Jim W right, or, tl," I.llin v m.-rely l,y i.rrasii.i; woler, th* mln*a In Penqeyiranla, W att T* FALL IH V I RlVOH. it as lie I,ad a previous, sim ilar Sis of Ih# nine men remaining privnt#*yarl,t as lies.lutiatterx. w earer's) duty Ii «urh a* to make a button on the bed.i,l# projector. hi* arraignm ent a fte r U. 8. , ro ta expert, and M. W. trial before a U. 8. m ilitary court Virginia, Ohio arid Illinois and ||oy W right, Raymond Hall and bill. He also gave assuranc** th at today on rh arges-of etccuflng 13,­ Veterans ----organisations and pi,H------- -----------"" ",’7 b,,n'i; ,,M:k l l Tiie m rn were lls r r e Robson, tu rn e r Ojtb Kerner, Jr., told *Hl*P FLOAT u Z t i e ^ J general counsel, appeared this dress desirable.'' the ride. Owners say there production levelled off a t normal th# veto would b* forthcoming 000 ririlians who resist#,! German Antony Hritlon. anlhriiplr groups hav# presented " r«D- Three of tl,# Navy j;,|,V)(, (| McCall, Pri#-. Angel and new there was “no indication I Grower* and Shipper* figure*. Uk* this! No car d eigned In a talk tr, the post men,tiers, irnmptly after he received the occupation of the Balkans and th# projector* to thp governm ent, r| ,n* *n* w" " nl th e■ -I ,p# ,ilo t i t sdidas a s not j • ^ Rohson. J r . . tb# yacbi waa m Information we have” th at it of Florida. .., » • • s t , ■■ i t t M i l ■ . ,1 aa V . It waa th* first period of full Bids Received For Tlir Rev. Douglas Charles, assist­ can even compete. Tfcto yoa I,an,# rem ained aboard In an nt„ wnt(, ., U„ rgu H> I ' Tallis aUl 1st. tb* photographs or Norway. (r tr Floridians who opposed production line* .president l i u ant pastor of Ihe F irst i ’resliy. Compare (A* ride,, today! t.m p t to regain control. They | W :n, l#B, ; a l t e r ,# ,, and negatives slip Into tha hand* of County Road Work Press S ecretary C h a r l e s C. Only Field Marahal Maximili­ teriarrC hurch, cited the nerd for StI'lsoii Student To m*n’a veto of the Taft-H artley bill tha Incraaa* In rail rate* Included: fmally were forced In leap from , w„ „ , n iu ff un th# ' ________ I ',r#*ii«#«* •« r > o atxi sa y foreign power. aat off work xtonpagyi th a t preFred P ettilohn. ra te expert of the spiritual regim entation, and dersr n t s ■ . . , an Von Welch*, who commanded J , ««• u . v»cht reded the miners 10-day contrac­ ffq rtd a Railroad Commiaalon; Gen. I Jl I Ii A t . I l i y t 'C e M e e t cam# airborne In th# Balkans, showed n.rvnns- r la ,r t that. b>v organiiation- inTALLAHASSEE. Fla.. Ju ly 1 5 .'^ --- -------------------------again and atarlrd „ „ ''-bn........ >|KhorJsL .. tus! vacation. ,.C. riutchison, Sanford; F. C. W. to drift aw ay, nut of control. It nesa. He bit hia lips constantly. grouph, m rn ran realtte their in Coal —Steel W The Stole Road D epartm ent S o i l C o n s e r v a t i o n 1 J r., I-ecsburg; J . E. Wa# received contractor* bid* her* toTl># par*v had thr#- rnwR-iats The end of tho vacat1rn parted The other field m arahal wn* Wll- net n,.rat dream* of servlr# to Dirk Co.i|#-r, 23 yrx • old Statinri wa* understood that tb# Navy . P le rc fT * . W. Hutchison, dav for 12-300,000 worth of road maiiliUrt-. “ In oriUr .In - f usd Asi. July • failed to b r ia r eomplri* ‘tT pm r i i t n u iffi g r lb#' BlrtBp TBq w ith; nnttwn n r Wnf.tT t .* aTHT tT. j y h —a> l i s t ^ ^ P a a N stie rr#aa r*a.» *»«» T nftrrm r riiu n t wn& has enter-' ■dr -Howard- B rH ough. H ixt r and brhlg# ronstniqlion and rvle p o rt th a t they rnught plentv of resumption of mining alnco only Brig. General Telford Tnylo'r. self, a m an m ust flrat lose him­ #d the coming g„h,-i n tl'V-qrl rare, rrrom m isslon it. . . actual impact of this set­ it and Ralph W. th* M« ■t eel _co mitn i r s a ad north, self in service In others," lie will b# tl,- guest speaker at Ih# The c ra ft struck the water, off flah. and ■*•■# vlslte-l #se|, r v»tH tlem ent upon the coat of produc chief American proa##ulor, ac­ pairs of 135 mile* of Florida in reg, a**#rt*<L — ~ ‘atka. __ operator! tirn a d up with tl highway*. Junior C h am W of Comm#rr# Cap# Mrndoclno, about 3:30 P. Ing hy Mr. DeColtes and Fred Beil a soil conservation cused them ail of killing and m u r­ Van A rnum -, W ashingUnited Min* Worker*.** Delay In In viaw of tha uacertainty as The project* and apparent low der in violation of the rul»* of w ar luirehron m##ting nt Ih# M ayfntr M.. and a Coast Guard rescue who returned lo Sai,f...,l on foldistrict In Seminal* County will renting various national bidder* included: agm irent between Urn union and w hether or hqw much min* and “ un^rrm lnlna the very basis Inn Thursday, it waa nn>m'iry'#<l l#>*t'quirkly* p irk cl up tb# right lowing day,, Bonds Estreated At I'ibuting groups, and J . L. { • 't o l l oparators prevented a * t coal may be raised, th* Surfacing four and a half mile* h* held tomorrow afternoon a t of rivlllxatlon." The tu llim ; s i'll of llx tty Robtoday by |l«b Bak#r, chalirnan for Navy m rn and thr## bureau of 2:30 o'clock a t th a Court House, W ashington, representatlre full acal* work roxagiptlmi teat fisheries biologists. of Road 16 northw estw ard from pi* of th* country haro tha sou. t-ip e rh i'v his way #f -noring "T heir policy of te rro r waa a County Court Session th# program. • . it waa announced today by C. R. U. 8. D epartm ent of A grlwaak. • ■ to demand th a t Uwlr Sanford in Seminole and Volusia m intlFy failure and an im portant grit*, was highly praised. All Mr. Perry Hrem.'r. wh-r wn. tora, also teatlfled in opposi- counties, 5.HU miles of Road 4fi Dawson, county agent. ahall no) ha Imperiled by cause of the defeat which haa TRUCK DAMAGED l»Y F1RF hand* co.ope.ll#d ,n keeping Ihe merlv musical director a t M.ixwrll Judge R. W. War# sounded Jhe .th a rate Increase. All growiTa and property own­ brought them to th a ir present dark#: o f County Court this morn­ between Sanford and 1-aka Jaaatip I4TH SUICIDE F lelo. Ala — moareel • d i r r ' t t r ~ n t rnnMderabt»'"dam*g# to * F o r d Tacht r l e a n # d a n d t n m CAU ON INI ■ A I I I I - f iA lll n iA tta IN TOtfl NttONfiOtttOO* ARB TAEI A 1 IH In Seminole county, on* mil* anil er# interested In tha project, plight." Taylor V»ld the flvo man ing and a numb.-, nf bonds wrre th# Grorgin T heater In A tlanta truck parked on West Thirteenth and pans w rtv krp* clean in spit# J l K W ^ Y o a i . Ju ly Id.; , ^ rtoLaf-atoaL" , ■ HON GAME TONIGHT unidentified negro waa a half of Road 415 wmtward from which would includa a complete tribunal. estreated. No re a rs wrre art for and n m#mlwr nf th# N 'atlm al Street resulted early this morning of Ihe lark of femfnina *.|pe("iSanford American Legion th* Rt. Johns River in Semlnol* soil and drainage survey .of th* day wk«n be Jumped o r ________ • j.v . The trial was In the *am.» room trial. Hymnhony O rrh rrtra of Washing from firp caused by a defective alon. it war rujmrlvd. ‘ * all nine will entertain and two and a half miles of Road county, are urgod to ho present. In which the international m ilitary S t o fto fr of th* Em pire Rtato If it la decide! that It la neces­ ton. D. C. will also * p n # ir r n the gas line, arcarding to Fire Chief 7 -N JIJ “There w#r.» nn mos.iuit >es to c— j Legion aggregation 600 northw ard from th* 8*nford Building to a art back • « th* f la t R. 8. McMullen o f Galn**vlUe. tribunal sent*need Field Marshal sary for any cases to be tried ' > I ra k ip a l P ark tonight In city lim its, John C. Dickerson a representative o f th* 8toto Soil Wilhelm Keitol. Hermann G.terlng fieter# th# October term of Coun­ program. Mr. ilr#m#r will b# ar- M. N. Cleveland. Morris Miller Imther u* eith er,", commented J. floor. Ha waa th* to SOI Went Fintl Street. Sanford. Florida' IM a Court Hi rret, Orlando, Florida II# pointed « t-T 2 S r th a t ia scheduled to get Construction Company of L ale- Conservation Board, will conduct and o tb ri ranking N ail* to th# ty1 Court we will summon a Jury rnm panird by his son. Ilob. who la was the driver of the truck which N. Rohson. Jr. raported • Vr . * ' A. however, th a t Ih* yacht U »e ” ’ .# • «j • a t 3:00 o’clock. land, $100J)lit. . tb* mreting. gallowa. ami u y ^ h a cases ha said today. pianist. ••....• - ..A - -’ d . 'i ' ' : r V - v i ’**. -svr. ' M* ' ■ * r*.' ‘s x f 3 | V ( ‘ t; & .• ' . i 1&4 Hr, Tarl b* t bait th« ' Tl and f our the avet Tlnk nigh thre II llu r and local Joni Tl to g they te a t tocli croa •oni • 0 loca font 'r»n* y ta i _ R». J Plane Crash HlghW inds And Flash Floods C a u s e Wide Dam age In Indiana U. S. Directs f First Shift In erman ?; Key Groups Approved At Paris Meeting 5 oying U.S. Demands UN Greece Sfcen As Potential Fuse Give Top Priority To Outbieak Of World Conflict To Balkan Issue I Sept. 8 Is Named 5 Witnesses Ar,c tImum. Opening Date l or Subpoenaed By Count y Schools Papy Defense x! . 'i • Coal Pact Cited President Signs As Stabilizer Of Exports-Imports Economy In U.SVControl Measure Vegetable Growers Hit Hike In Railroad Rates 'I ..MilApproved By VFW THAN 12,000 CARS BUILT IN JUNE! J ig Ho he. Tf rffctt |VM w lm nrlt/ 2mail S Tl Inve bir A l ii-#-*-‘ ■!’ ffi f « i i im f A K r V Speedy Sales and Servicet • Coots Motors Inc. - • *1 .' • . ! . :-T A. • ' ■ l ; *• : T Y fe n -j v l - • f -1j . . .* d . r 4 . �i I . . 1 ')Uu I H i. M Europe Chooses • The Sanford Herald -V■$;* fdhllaliril In ItMJH m ubift,r4 4»ll> r ir r p l '«lurrfne ntul •*iiM«frt* n | III Hi i i m | lnri<ka IM A l t a i c C d lv rv d «!•»« C cl o f cc p J 7 . I l i m . » l If hadfonl. l hr MINllfr IN. e l I l f f i r r r r Ih r A (l mi $t«rf)» I . I WIT. if I$ £ S m ill. (M l I . t i t a n Kdllar i . iim iiiiv III,•l» f. E ll»:*.\ Mh h h . ii HI ««« IIII* I ION It I I i:i •*» ftfff). • si TK Moiilli . I „ Os$ iiuuiiig ^ 2Z% l e r, ftaf /ii'utnn *■■<■-•* III Rnitilil , . , - a 4-4't 9 1*1 V »»wr 4 . ‘V is.tdg Ml a n a ttita sr, a sitrrs. IS. ui,-. , t —itullf.1-- MKti miffrre tti «,lirlnlH n»aO l«i lk»- (turpoaf raUlaa luads. win hr t lm r t|f«l for -JS6> ■1. r.a a ta r a g trrtu la g r t i i i U I..J N n .^ P H i-r H a rd . f a r . , fr$zre*eiil* Office* a r v t * l rlllc* frfnrliuil «i»J \r w N tftftfa iM ' THr H rtaM ’• ii* r *•*»*-* imaIu i #i l n r d In In Ik* I n r o i l»r c r u n i r r m ! i I> rirrv In T k lra fu tflik. I h r II r r n III U A ml | b f A i M t l a l r i l | * t r « t t t l i l r h I* n i l l l I n i M f l a i l t r l i In I h r n m fur rrn H h lU t n l l«*ii u f n i l i h r l i i r n l w r i t * w f l n l i 4 fw fhi* h n itau jirr, u* ttrll a* *11 At* w r i t * iM UKU U i . l t A 4. i J , M i N f U i U / , iU EbU A Y , JULY 15. JJI. I L U K IL In ■W P *I U|» Mlr h* B. TUESDAY. JULY 11. IPI7 BIBLE VFIISSF. r o it TODAY blFFKKKNT THINKING WILL RKCHKATK YOUH PKKSONALITY. A LITTLE. IIIPIIOVKM|:.NT MIGHT HELP YOU: Up NOW THAT SHE'S HAD HER FACE LIFTED—! When Molotov naitl that the M arshall plan for thn r«* liahllilTitottl nfKiirtijM! would lend to American Interference in internal Kumpean a ffa irt, w hat he undoubtedly meant "was that it Would lejfd to interferenco w ith Husain's aim of gatht'ifnK all Europe wjtliln the net of Communism. ■ The ghost of H itler m ust la* laughing a sinister laugh. Tor the h u n k hetweeii Russia and the other allies, means, aft. r all. a Herman .victory, IL-porta from Germany show that thC old technique of the Nazis, to divide ami rule, is still the dream of countless Germans. They leave no stone unturned to fan the easily-bred suspicions of Russians on 1 )^ one hand tow ard Americans, English and French in occupation tone a ffa irs and incidents, and of the other# toward. I he Soviet if, v * s* . Hid th e 'd le -h a rd spirit of. Nazism and the u o n -co ­ operative Soviets have reckoned us yet too satin. American aid. forced to defend the idea of dem ocracy'in war, was IHiwerful, It must look p retty real still .to countless Euro­ peans who know now that Kussfun Coninpinlsin means merely another fo rin -o f the ilespotism they Jjave learned to hate. They most realize, too, from what Mr. Ilevln said, that England is rtill fighting. They know how England cun fight. The withdrawal of Russia from the proposed co-operatlVe plan to restore Europe may split th at unhappy area, may mean the Iiegllining o f a new, us yet tinforeseeahle era m the couliipiit. Hut America, Itrltaln and France ure go­ ing idiejid anyway. Eurojieans must make a choice. Some of 'the nations which have chosen to go wit la Russia have tlprie so willingly. Some have made their choice under duress. Most Czechoslovakians a re not very happy right now. Hut, they say. "W hat could we do?" The Rus­ sian Politburo will have something else to unswer for, one if these days. '_ ' .. *-v "*•’*’ Wednesday A. M. Feature! Lace Table Cloths HAND MADE IN CHINA Sixe 52 x 52 These cloths h are a delicate, expensive appear­ ance,-vet they’re washable, long wearing four-hole hard tw ist Tuscany-Type Lace. Our Entire Stock MEN’S SUMMER STRAWS The N ext Atomic S ta g e GROUP II GROUP HI l- o o 2*00 3 * 00 A «tfvf«fnrr.t)f mi'diral rc s m trh has been set lift hv the United S tates Atomic E nergy f ’ummlssion to study health £uio|>e. we iced, hat beta safr'puimts Against atomic r nvigy and its postible livnefits divided into |wa bloc. — bloc* and is wall. The Imunl vmphasizvs the importance of rbcniiting young doctors 4iud researchers and providing them with blockhead.. grants for life-time careers to develop and perpetuate this America would make a uiiiUkc. country's leut) in atomir.' knowledge. The board has warned i ii termi to u». to mini upon that the scientists who made .the epochal discovery’are no freeing ihe Soviet satellite., in longer working ns a team ami that th e'n a tio n ttanhot longer Europe. NVby no| lei-tire Russian, rely on th eir memory o f "priceless but static knowledge." take care of them). ifere’ls the sobering realization on the part of the men Pineapple picket! 'in Hawaii, entrusted with muuugemenl ’ of atom ic energy th a t, the who are among the* world’. | k»oi- ‘great complex body of knowledge on th is subject must lie Cadillac Limousine Vets Interested In Rotarians To Hold kept up to date; m ust he worked on continually. There is e.l paid worker., 'hrV tlrikina f»> evidence, too, of as great interest in all this from thfc |mJiit. Radio Urged To Meet Bound For Vatickn 3 Day District Meethigher wage, at the very peak ot of view of civilian safeguards and civilian health benefits With N aval Reserves The harvr.l ira.on. Ami cod as from ally purely m ilitary asiwct. PASSAJC, N. J.. July N . tAVW INTER HAVEN,. Jnlv IF— miner., who like • pint.pple., m.y ^SpecialI —Several hunlreil memThe discoverers have played th eir role.’ The tim e has A I,lack Cadillac Ihuuuk'ne * a i Y<mng melt in te rr.le d io- radio, Yu-1a of cluba in Diatrict IH7-C, Ro­ now find out what it I. like, when come when th e younger generation, those whom the war trucked through thi» city • fp j jia itic u la tly fo u n er membeia of ta ry International, ro m p ri.ln if cen­ d*ya »gu bound for J c '.o y City M the .hoe i. on the /idler foot. lias left alive, must carry on the work begun when those n i i ale »l,-m lied bill) lliu nddi e n i m T n i u d farce., Brers tn v jlc l t o- tra l Florida, will n reet^w re f »r a “Pope Plus M l. Vatican City, vU day to allend m eetinga'uf tin .San­ tliree-day conference, t,egimiin Federal iLlutiuani have •jiol tremendous furies were loosed at Hiroshima. ford Klveiruiii-a W arfare Plntu'jii, next 'Sunday, it wua annoitnci Nardes." -■ by Ideiit. R. H. Deaa, UKNIt, of­ j oday. figured it out that u roil. $605, i i (it-ticinl MDim a t'oip," otfi.-t.t* ficer in charge <4 the coniponeuU Savin'# The T eeth • year to buy clothe, for a family declined tu release tuforinutiM. Opening with a "fellowship" Meeting* m e held each T'lerday conference la designed /<> advance ibrnil l bo ahtpm .nt tints nr p la n of five. A ii d llie cfimmuni'v evrning at 7:30 o'clock in the They alto declined cainiiient -w .. ............... confrenc* !■ designed to udv ihe* Cynic .ay. the. turn on the right w hether the autom obtii w .i a gift Lakcfront Buildinr. a t which time the Rotary principles and to laof the decimal is Died for father or a putchaae: One (tAtC official.' membera of the Naval H e le n s atruct officer* of the varioui dub*, - Ttiu.ville filer Advocate. The ■nid th at the carr w ai the eonvin-1 p articip ate in d rill, with tedio as well as delegates, in the various IHIIPV in UtiLiVI tu 111 UIU IllUill II, • tional St-riee 76. priced'at $14,000 equipment fu rn i.h ed by the Navy. phases and program s of the organ­ lou.e! Wiiat’i he doing buyuu ------------______ ... A lthough’ the training in gen- ization. One siicuker declared th a t with proper tilt'djttlon as W i ln c e a —_____ *aid the autoimigile clothei al _a_lipje jikr -thU. tfr p m T ’iirtnTivisttfrTT|-th(J*dnnri3rfcViT.v~ht>Oiibid7i.4hirghT w a i'fin tih e ir tflihfe “wtfh ZKiofi’.erftoil exmeents eommunicatwH, |» o -| - P ao r jr*stine‘ arD fT xndr., «mami maintenance, chief in­ trlcl governor. Will preside ov«'r the titir authority insisted th a t the gohl amt w alnut trim. There wa< a reduce Remember a lew yea'U: ago dm lie unpeeessary, ,w|illF terest among membera U the op- dinner and a “fireside meeting,'* a ingle hack veal, n radio <^t tee i u ■ t Ii e pitiidfYitial wcipipaign taste of Anurlcajouf fob ro°* ° t their portunlty to u te thta gear tn len d ­ J . “ when Kor.ieveli paid htl rerpetl. dental trouble. "HcVoarrhers are studying a g e rh r called aide and a writing" »:f v a 'jk e ing and receiving rne.aagea dur­ devoted to Instruction of new mem­ ’ other. • bers, with the Orlando Rotarians, ing acheduled drills with other under Chairm an Milt Vergowu In in ns uncertain term, to "Marlin. laeto-bacillus ncidolphus, which may tu rn out* to be the platoon* throughout the S .vcnth chaige, will b* a featu re of the in­ Hailon and Fr»h." Well, that .ante prime mischief-maker in th e mouth. Buddy H aynes Tells Naval Diatrict. itial session. Joe-Martin n the man wlm ha, ___ Muat uf-us^Jiuwever, will ho unable to rem ember that LleuTehant Peaa re p o rt, th a t c Of Townsend Plan President W. Ray klartin o f the long word and its application to' our teeth. We shall merely Bow been de.ignalcd a. Int few vacancfet eiiat In the u’atoon, W inter Haven host d u b , will open and invite* all former m-rntbo’* a t to tucceed to the pretidency in continue to bfush the teeth two or three times a day and Ihe bits it. ess sessions on Monday Hayea <>f Urlanito waa our d entist twice u y e a r -- if we a re well-taught and tileRuddy cate anything .hould happen see guest speaker a t the meeting the arm ed forcci who Tike to ttiT f w ith a welcome a d d in s , followed conscientious. ^ k rr with radio gear to ipend an by th* introduction of gueets, p ie.•>f the Hanford Townsend flub to Harry CrcraaiLiWc have come with the Naval R e.rrvlata. ident. and other officers of Dis­ If We are not. we!l| keep oil having tooth trouble. Some Friday night at the Tourist Cen­ evening a long way .ineei'then. Rating* In the unit inlude LTM. tric t 167-C and Its 28 clubs.' Law­ of iih will have it anyhow, for there are many things the ter. Mr. K aye., who atten d n l the and RM. national convention of the Town* rence llir.ig of Jak .o n silla, gover­ There- may be a .recenioti gel-| best research dentists have been unable to -find out, Rut aend club. In Waahinglon, ’re-i 1 ' ----------— nor of district 1B7-A, will deliver ling under way ^ /p in c pail, at th e elders, who rem ember dentistry then and compare it ported on Senator Pepper's speech' B O W efS E s t a t e O f an address "On This We Build." the United Slate., but 10 f.i with dentistry now. are thankful from the heart for the urging all the senators to - back Other talk, dining the Monday 18 Acres Is Sold inclining the plan. session will be Ja-u.’S li tre in . been no'* .ipi ol ii in improvements in method already made. Hr q uoted' Senator Pepper a* Keller, Jr., goveiior of D istrict 167 1 * F^crid. or the .South** it, Georgm, saying “th al far from being leg­ and M Kean Hugh ugh Ferguson r ergi -II on “Peace Require* Action" *| islation for the folks, Florida, South' Carolina and Ala­ .Mode! Plane Flies _____ _ .... ____ . . . . old ----- ------. i it la - uof i r n .inter i i v i »Piavk, *»» srecently a ia rss 'f l*“ pur* while Ai Geiger, nsst governor of W Curfew Ordered To the most im portant legialation be-' chased the fin* old horn* and bama all rrport lubrtanlial garni 167-C wilt discus* future 112 Miles Per Hour Aid Hunt For Britons fore the nation for the young-. property of the late tilady* A. dDuistrict b expansion in this area. in retail .ale.- in .May, and lor i Bower* located on th*.old Orlando At Sanford CortteBt JERUSALEM, July 14. Oft — .stera." the fust five month, uf tin. year. Mr, Hayra quoted Senator Pep-, road near th* county line aouth peV a* saying th a t a tax levy of of Altamonte. South Carolina led the pioeetiion A model plane, attached to a 1 M ilitary rule waa clamped -town 3 per cent .on th* gross income I. H i* property comprising to with a 16 percMl • increase in slerl wire held by Hot) II,., I, of tonight on 10,000 to 14,000 per- of every Individual gnd huiincs*, acre* ami known a* the Oaks, May an4 Florid*, lied' will, that .Mipmf, attained a timed speed of aona tn the Nalanya area to faci­ w ith an exemption of $100 each waa. aold for |IH,‘.'60, according | "YOUR HIT PARADE litate th{ .e a rth fo r two Brill.It month, would t>« 'sufficient t o - to revenue stamp* affixed to the ' WTRR •tale wghyan* 18 percent .increaii 11~ mile, an hour Ijuiiday at the arm y aergeant. kidnaped early finance the program . He strsaMd deed filed a t the County C lerk* American leg io n .pmisored model for the first, five inmithi. Saturday by Irru n 2avf Leuinl, a • TUESDAYS The o|d fAmerican habit oi tiirift ha.^ all but been de.lroyrd l»y the ..vicitiiiudcs uf thfc pail decade, , "T hWj fcrv( are today 60,000.000 j o i i f l the new.paper, are prout| to hoa»t. The wage. fap«d Ift labor are the highest *fn (lie 'hation', history Everything that males for pro.gerity i s ’evident on every hand. But living, are s third let* than they were before the war, and only half of what they were dur­ ing the *20'«. Economic tecurity piomiied by the government, si well a. low intere.l - r a l e , for tho.#. who would like to prepare for their own rainy day. have •II but ddroy^d; the urge to tare Moil folk, nowaday, are •pending every cent they can get their hand. on. ‘ Tbg growing power of the fed­ eral government it thown by # companion of federal expendi­ ture, ^with those, of c i t i e s end stale* during die past 3J or 40 ytariilt. 1913 Ihe federal govern ment .spent *69?H)«0.000. com pared; with $359,600,000 for $11 ^ itilss in Uw UaiUirLSuue-a*. $1,783,000,000 f o r a ll the citin’. Thu., the atate and local government, combined .pent thft? a. much a* the federal gov (J4L Bu| iaifcjaar ths , governmenfVtpenl $60,000,I.Q00 and dSf ltate govtrn17.000,000 and ihe ioI gSvernment. $3,000,000,000, Tliu. the federal government .pent atx time* aa much a. the .late and local governmenU .pent. SM plane meet at the Municipal A ir­ port. The contest was under d iu rtb m uf W, K. Ilolly hr«d, i hail mun. and W, D. Hofmann, m em lw n of thv Model Aviation Committee of Cainptrett-LoMing Post 63. Timer* and judge* included: Jimmy Hotllhan. Dale Hidmann, Raymond Kader, Hay F oi, W, A. Yelvtngton and Top Thornton uf Jackaonvilla, official judge, Trophte* were awarded liy the Legion'post and W. K. Kader, and merrhandiae aw ard, were by the Seminole Coptily Chambei of Commerce: The conte.t wari conduct c l under the rule* of the Academy of Model A eronautic, and point* made at thla meet t*ill be added to point* made at other ,-ontcit* to determine the nU te champion who will be **nt td Iho national meet by the D epartm ent of Florida of the American I^g ien with all oxpen.ca paid. There were 37 plane* entered In thla U-control 'conte.t. and plane* gyrated a t d itty speed* a t length* of 36 to 70 feet. Aa high local point winner, J . K. Alexander won 30 minutg* of flight loatructkm at the Sanford School of Aviation. Bob Hock a l Hi! mph placed flrat In Claa* 8. W. T. Thomaa and aon of Daytona Beach war* Jtw iah underground organlraltnn A communique said: “ It h a. now been decided th a t fhts a r ts shall be a continued atea. t t l | This h s i been don* to facilitate n thorough ssirth in g of the area and to prevent fu rth er activities of this natura within it." .'A curfew Waa impofrd Immcdiately. official* .aid, fo r the "firat hour*" of the Qpcr alion, u The term "conirolled am ".< leacribea a di.trYfI. subject to mil ta rv rule, with all norma) atrvicc*. auch a* poatal, hanklag and tele-| phone drilled to lb# pitpulatinn. [ Earlier Irgun dtrfied th# Urttlah arm y and police to free the two aergeant* il boasted of act.lng and onflnlng aa hostage* fop three lrguni.t* under death aentence. - ^ •hat th* pending bill would bq an o f f i c e yeaterday. George E. insurance fo r la rg e and ,taa*llj Crulck.hank and Edward l|- “ {•* tiii.lnes.ei against the harard o f jle r represented the estate in th*| ioilng thy cnn.umer* market. transaction. H. G. ’ Lundquist, president of A l*i v* tract uf muck land the club, presided a t the meeting w est of Oviedo was recently aold snd refreshm ent* w qrt served by by Georg* Slack to Charles Nlthe hostess*.. black. Revenus stam ps indicate a aal* price of $16,000. General uae o’! th* word “tiq ak " for travkller1* luggage arose"beU nder old Roman law, th e taacause of an obscure meaning of timony of many person* \ta s not the French word ••*«*»* " tro u t," or alms- acceptable unless obtained through box. torture. .93 Only' Hard Sailors Panamas see sw Uwa si tewWy bee i, yaidawt TWy'rs asada I sratW* iaifsal ’ . •s Mm sags. Caw* la and a gab tedey. Dm l . wd v**f I* gtked e* MENS $10.95 BOYS $ 8.95 & * /r s « A A IR tO N D IT IO N B p 7:15 — 7:45 1 • OPTOMETRIST * * ANNOUNCER THAI OPENING O P Now \ - ’ HIS O FFICE FOR T H E PRACTICE OF * . % -i- * : m 1 OPTOMETRY B etter Than Ever *T M i ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK BUILDING SANFORD, FLORIDA . r • Dry Cleaning; ~ • ^ T H U R S D A Y , J U L Y 1 7 , 1*47 Ey e s e x a m in e d — * *■ g l a s s e s p it t e d ■r < By SPECIALS -ftowrsr M f *-- t*fSaterdsy M l . 9 x 12 Linoleum Rugs . -- A. L. Lyon's $6.50 -* $6.75 - $8.75. . . ii HILL HARDWARE CO. 301 E. Flrat 81. ! J-.f v4j' Pa t 1 r Phone 58 481 H O S- p a lm e tto Ave. * VT* 1 ^ \ , • ! •!- V. fr ■ I' -” r - - ■-J»- - ~~= Solar .45 Only DR. CHARLES L. PERSON^ second and John Muir of Miami | placed th ir d In Class 3 events, Bob Hock with a speed of 108.311 mile* an hour, was first; M. L. Albury sec­ ond and John Muir waa third. W. T. Thoms. J r. of Daytona waa flrat In Clasa 2 a t ttt* ntpr; R J . Buchanan of Jacksonville w a.| second and Tommy Vineant of Daytona was third. Young Thom­ aa also won th* Claa* 1 event a t 88 in nr with John Muir second and Tommy Vincent, third. I - h tl 'w m GROUP I .22 Only i t transfm m ed by the renewing pf your n l n A x R m u w i i t i i , -i ' ■J. ^ .■>. : . * • ^^ •J 1 -f ■ - a « m . . — "i * * ■f —=s-^j ^ = r - : • ,r * -V :' ~ =—i ^.. .ZJ£== 1 i L=^i* * _ 1 ’- > * - ?m~n - -,V:. wm - -----.i *S. ~ ; ~ f~~ "M ^ J, , ^ - �t •— , * ff J & # • Tuesday, july is, m : > TH E SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA ueen Elizabeth's nder Causes Alarm j. Social Calender Three Birthdays Are Honored W ith Picnic Mra. Dorothy Stew art of San­ ford. John Mendenhall and D. C. P arker. Sr. of Orlando, who cele­ brate their birthday* this month, ware honored on Sunday with icnk held at San l-ando Spring*. wimming waa enjoy e l until late in th e evening .when a delicious plcni supper wa* served. Those present were Mrs.- Ste­ w art. and children, A llan and Gary, Mr. and Mr*. K. M. Swai n, Mr. and Mr*. II. P. Medici and chlldreip Mary K ate ami Sue, from | ; DINNER PARTY Mr. and Mr*. Jack II. Pearson O rlando-were Mr. and Mr*. Park, entertained on Tueaday evening er. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. P arker, Jr., w ith a dinner (tarty. Ttioao at Jennie I.Ineberger, John U. P u k tending'.were Mr. and Mr*. 0 . T. e r and Gordon Swslni. P sario rt U r. ami Mrs. Charles Robert ~Rc*-*wi and the Mlaaer Dottie Lumour’s Marian c*nj Sylvia Peanuin and H Sarong Is Back BlUie % ven*. . TUESDAY . Tlrt A W . W are Bible Class of the F irst Methodist Church’ will gfeet a t the home of Mr.*an*l U r*. T. W arren, 1012 Magnolia Aire* a t 7:00 P. M, Each lady la Mked to brine a covered dish. at. roll* and drink* will be pro* td IA the hostesses, Mr*. War* j j a . M_rF G. E. William* and Mra. L. Wynn. Mrs. Horton Honored By Woman's Council -V- The Woman's Council of the F irst Christian Church 'honored Mrs. J. L, Horton, the retiring president, gR h a surprise party oa Wednesday evening. The group met at the home of Mrs. Alex Johnson and from there went to Mrs. J j |* . W ilton's horn v to greet J d u . H w ta a -Game*' w rry en­ joyed during thn evening w ith prises being won' hy Mi»* Mary* Edna U a d r c n n/ul Mrs. O .' f . Pearson. A g if t w a s -a lio -w ra . tented to Mra. Horton. " Late In th e ow ning refreshmsnt* consisting of punch and idaad’cup cakes Were served to the honored guest, Mrs. Horton, -Mrs. Pearson. Mrs. R. G. Fox, Mr*. M. G . 'T W , Mrs. W. P. Y e,M r. Mr*. J .. R. “ chard*, Mrs. E. U Dovaon. Mrs. O. D. L andrets, Mrs. J. J. Petras. .Mrs. W. P. H arriett, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. W. C. Ti*oA and Miss Landress. Sugar O ffices Arc Officially Closed ATLANTA, lit., July 15.—Tod« r mark* the closing of all sta le brancH >fftrc* of U. S. Depart* ment of A griculture’s S ugar (R a­ tioning Adm inistration, A. I> Bimpsan. J r , regional executive, announced recently. Thereafter, Simpson said* all functions of S R A ^vill I aa with sharply rnlunM • from the agency's eight fTehL o f­ f ic e s , one of m tc h —at 44!) W**t 'f t i t l l t n a **' “ S lly STAN SWINTON A P N ew sfralures BATAVIA. J a v a —Fashion m n to to Darothv Lnmour: The .batik sarong la back. Before the w ar cheap Japanese print sarongs almost ruined the ancient batik Industry. Now doiens of small factories have sprung up again. Mo*t of them are operated by Chinese with Indonesian workmen. Ttw g an a iMi- which gives - In­ donesian women th a t rerlai.t mine thing which drrW Hollywood* eye is the t esult of hours of Ulwrluu* handwork. E xpert craftsm en first paint the basic floral design on the rlolh Women w orkers then rover it wilh p a ra ffin which they pour out of bamboo container*. Malo w o ik 'rs take ove.% With hand stamp* they provide a background motif. When the patuffin haA boon scraped off. the sarong I* complete In all Ita Intricate, col­ orful splendor. O ften the designs are extrem e­ ly complicated hut the bade process, o f . cowering one design with wax while another Is put on rem ains the tame. The work la don* |n small nlap I thatched bamboo) shacks. Wotkera squat on the d irt floor. In the ren te r la a wood fir* over whlrh paraffin aJminer* in a, pengurviigan. a shallow Iron basin brouiMl from China In the dim p ail. Real batik it expensive. Batik sarongs a r e rarely used fo r every­ day Wear. Many are purchased h y . E uropean visitor*. ’ D uring the w ar the J a p s nose tried to replace them w ith ’ cheap print drfsstw of the European model. With the revival of Indottesian nationalism the ~7vtoih.' h at w ear IntTuilslerp- toward final liquidation of ■ —tgsncy, wHick now has a legal life • x p e ta n ry f t only a little m*re than three ,i*,d a half imintha— until October 31. Simpsun anld all f u tu rj ’ti-uttBunicstlnna— by industrial users of sugar and other* affrclpd hy ttnfalnlng SRA regulations s h o u l^ e directed in fu tu re to the A tlanta office. These ’ inclixV the required semi-annual sugnr Inven­ tory reports and communications relating to su g a r 'and other pricecontrolled foods. I j Batik aarong* from Jav a—par­ ticularly S oerakarta—a re highly prised. However, there are many other .VarleUea. '., T ho Balinese v e rsio n -lik e Hie wanien who .w ear th e m --a re cunaUcrcd the moat beautiful. They are hand woven and, Instead of .batik, they a re ' threaded with silver cloth along with brlghlly hutd designs woven Into them from cotton fabric dyed with natiVn. vegetable colorings. The Bal­ inese who do the dyeing are con­ sidered outcasts by th eir neigh­ Ceylon's annual tea h arvest la bors and a re not perm itted to live estimated a t 250,000,000 pounds. inside the villages. A Honey Of A Perfect for summer and early fall’’ wear in our new smart tailored classic A d u of FALK THREE 1 -U iL " - EDINBURGH. .Scotland. July 15. uPl—Queen Elisabeth nad a cin­ der In her e re last night and the •p rrlal tr a in ' which is rn iry Jag the royal family to 'Scotland made S three’ em ergency stops en ru u tr s<> It could be treated. • Five dig tors and eye specialist* Nancy Kling of New 4im>ina I--aided the train to atten d the Beach la (pending sotm- Umq fc itb Queen, and one London newspaper her couain, Carolyn Hudson. headlined the sto ry above U. 8 . Seervlary of S late M arshall’* aid Mr. and Mra. Donald K. Pearson Europe sjuret'h. Apparently all was well liria ami son. Donnie spent the weak end with Mr. and Mr«. O. T. Petraon .’ 1 *iiinrning, however. The Queen alighted from the train a m i'in ­ ■Rev. and Mrs. p . E. Charles formed Edinburgh'* mayor. Sir will miCe th eir home for the next Robert Falconer: **tt v e il is ’all several m onths at V 1 7 ‘0«tieva righl now,” Accompanying th e King and Avenue. • Q ueetrw ere the Princess Elisabeth Dr. and Ml*. I.. T. Dos* and and M argaret and Lieut. Philip Mr. and Mrs. J , E. Rowland. Jr. M nuntbatten, whose rngagement left on Tuesday for Portland. Ore. to - Princess Elitalreilt was an nounced last week. The royal p a r­ to attend the E lk’s convention ty planned to rem ain at Holyrdod Dr. and M rs, II, W avde Rocket Castle here for a week. have , as th eir guest* Dr, I. G. Hum of Anniston, Ala. and Claude Horn of Mockaville, N. 0 . e r s on a l Hollywood By BOH THOMAS Mi** Bobbie Hlx of Hartwell, Ga. Is the g U n t of Miss Myra HOLLYWOOD, July |5 id*> Jane Madden. She plan* to tv in Humphrey Bogart j>a>| Holly­ Sanford about a week. wood's star-m achine* direly need - ■ Er leads o f'Jo h n ti. Bender will nn overhauling. "They build ’em too fast these he glad to learn th at lie ^ r<*op­ erating from a recent iflnrst at days," the actor commented _ on hi* hoajf on E ast Fourth Street. T h e Treasure of Sierra Madre P , set, "The result is that in spite Recent goes!* uf Mr. and Mr*. «f the sta r hilling, the newcomer* J r K“ . IMt reager w ere Keith A, ~Mor­ aren’t real star*. The observation celioe* cumrow and Andrew , Picket; wf the University o f A lth s mu at Tusca­ plaint* hy th eater men th at Hot lywiHHl hasn't developed a Idg loosa. name draw lit recent years, witli Mr. and Mr*. J . F. McClelland the.exception of Ingrid Bergman. have as (heir guests Mr. ami Mr*. A Mar, y o u ' *e*. doc* not- menu G. It. Mlrnel pf Hal Iln u r.' who the name a* n leading man or plan to spend about a iVcvk in j woman. To l>e u slHr, a player litas to be able Ur 'ca rry the bur­ Sanford. den of a plctute (maided.' Few, if I'l I'-l-t S w ill reg ret to le a rn Brat | n n w , o f these y o u n g s te rs c a n do Dr. and Mra. O. I- Barks ware (Ida. railed lo Columbia. Ga. on Monday Take a took at (he vintage of I*-cause of tho death of Mr*. *--nie of the Industry’s top mule Barks' fath er, A. I. J eaadp. sta rs: G a r y Cooper, 4G; Jim m y Cagney, 41; Streircer T rary , 47j Mr. and Mrs. C. II. I.ukif have Clark liable. AG; Hill Powell, 55; returned to Sanford afte r visltit '2 Bing. Crosby, 4:j; Bob ||o |m . 11: In Nashville. Tenn. witli Eddie Itonnlit Coimun. 5G; Cuiy G ratd, Arnold •and Buy A ycuff and in 41; W alter Pldgeon, 4*J; youngEvansville, Ind. They w rje gone -sier Huy Millaml. IP, Added Bo­ almut 10 day*. g a rt. who la 40. "The lan* will keep ofl going Mr. am) Mr*. Clifford llarcllft, lo see them a* lung u* those whose wedding wa* a.*, event of stai* cun walk. A* n m atler --' June 2!i. have retu rn n l from their fact, ___, they’d yell fo r’ a guy like honeymoon and are making 'their (ksijier if he ha* 10 tie wheeled home at 1200 N orth .Mill* Street on Hie screen.' in Orlando. Bogle doesn’t suggest that the picture business bill fall a p a it Mr. ami Mr*. Alton Hlx ami ‘ wlien the cu iien t a ta is dm p off. son,.Jim m ie, of W inter lliT en.and Bui he advise* younger player* Mr; and Mrs. Ilartild Madden rpetii lu tend to their c a irn * . Sunday wilh Mr. and Mr*. A. C, "Go un *ufpension,” lie advis­ Madden and famll) at th eir hmn- e d .-" If t|ie*e kid* let tliemselve* on Magnolia Avenue. lw stuck In any pictnie. the f a rii''is n rg e t tiled of seeing l hem - Mr. and M rs. J . E. H unger plan bt Iooi films." to .lf*sve tomorrow for h’ewai k. N. Bogia should know, he’s the Y. ,En yuutr |n-. New Ymk they suspensiun king uf Hits Ibwii. will visit In GaUinliurg. Trnn., I lf ’s also a star. F untsna Dam, N. C. and In N or­ Right* anil sound* on the Hol­ folk, Va. w ilh their-daughter, Mis, lywood lieat , . . Marie McDonR. V. Althouse. ( aid in Hat MGM commissary “ '■ .•"I t t e z w a w « ----------- m 5 3 » Tournament Precedes Era Of W asp-W aists Sunday N ig h t Supper | 'Is Definitely Here RADIO PROGRAMS :«ulj Notes By IIET^V CLARKE AF New* fetautr* Beauty Editor You’ll need to do a lot of o! in­ ning when pocktrCg oimmetv* fer a trip , Buitle* and jgr* .tuck ,-1 aw ay too carelessly may crack ami th e ir content* spill on expensive lingerie and itrrplgreable garmenta. Prohablv Hu-rc will Ik **,nn tar* th a t m-iit to Ik- t-tken oil vtuolion but titerw ate a n upher "f cosmetic item* llmt ran »c re­ placed _with tliux,- in nott-Jrieokable container *. • . Perfunii must lie carefnUy baekeil and the stopper'ssatrsl with wax o r adhesive injw. it i» t»-it to take It nr small rials w idtdighl screw cap-. These can In* w rap­ ped and tuked away, -inugly in handkerchief bags os slippiie. If you ate taking a tdan - to your vacain-o resort, take *a«d,->t powder or ricant cologne inslrnd of perfuun- which may ei -n-n-.ile or spill at high allltiolcs, Tin* new I-all point pci (lime dispcns'er* an* Ideal-for ulam- travel. Iiuaever. Yoii won’t i-e aide to |ui-l yo u favorite liquid foundniluii* rnfely for a nhn— journey, Ilul there sue a num ber ”f substitute* whirb moy tie found It, help unhati - p m r l-wuitv. On vaent • II V-'ll alnml.l |ir-|uin_ .......... .... mr enough of si tun so tlmt.............. u heavy nVm'id'f^ M n llo n TI n™ uqimVtf Pack a pnsdcr-rakegvhlrlt is- easy to use le d -i U' u runke'-to* base and for—t h Kurliing h'hs. T lds ii ^ iiuirr-ss n-> waier, inr riogiiV p blending sllif mine* in III write or taw nv aha-f—i which will tv fl.nfterin g a* your holiday spin* and vour akin tom* deepen*. Be aur- to include slmmpm in vour v atati uti.su Itease. Tin........tinin-lhe- rtdU ’ LAoU are n.ickafilg favorites. Particularly if you anat llioahoie. you will.n- .-l •-- wp I vuur hair t verj* day to free .it of sand" ami mil picked up at Hie lieach. If hie going on n long train trip. oi. • ..f the’dry .i|i;impm>s will rom r in handy until you a r ­ rive a t vour destination. Your manicute and pedifur • 'should he vour last beauty ritual* ■tiefur a, las, ii.it liom- If s - a . 1. ,. . Utier vour Rail* hfnpcrty »iII Ii TLjk*ria l lacqio-ts lacuucis wjiicii n idrli muuiuaL>> i-.lUi^ long lasting, m-rhnps you will not n e r l to lake nail polish tml • hahee lls spilling. Nall Iact pic c t » difficult slain to remove fi'oni clothing. Jnveatlgiitic sun tun oil* ami id­ s ta tio n ft THU » FeatuiCU a f t h e Seminole Coun-; Hy DOROTHY KOK try Glut, last weekend was a mixed j Associated Pies* Fashion Edifor rm sa». i:,*ataa Scutch fuiiraoino which began a t! The era of the waip waist l* up- ’ ^ *'1 t to p. M. on Sunday afternoon on ua, and tiiere’i no doubt about , for men and women golfer*. T he. i t / ’ ) a «& t'j-iy i ’u,.tc* regular Sunday night lu p p c Moreover,'we’re golug tu like it, : ,!--uuapp -erverl following the tournament. f^oof of tho populates ol t^ c ■', M ii V| H Among rhuec seen at tin- clnh new sllhouvttr lie* In a new gnoip • - \’J Situth Mirt over the weekend Were "Mr. and of inid*ea*on die****'which have Mra. G. \V. Spencer. Di. snd Mr*., teen selling like mad in New J H li*a*l lii-tut# »- A ,r rt-s }**y T, F. McDaniel, Mr. and Mt».i York's wholesale garment reel ion •% John Molsclt, Mr ami Mrs. John j aijd which are due to bit J he Store* 11 *•t H*f ii«rg|ful Ir V*»lief£ Iv e v /M r. and Mrs, J. F. Stuck, around th e country shout now. 11*511 H*hiDitt# S*w§' Mr. and Mr*. W.’ G." FL-mlrt*. >|r. The M u p kon*M» of u13 ‘auj VJL[ Off ami Mrs Andrew C an aw if>, Mr. If faOupt dfsf^ntnl i>y Til h Mia ftiRit O il and M ra Jam es Ridge, Mr, and for the housr of W n isi t..#i rhi-uesn Svmborss m, • ra*m ffw turw # whdlk- * vi •*• .Mrs. H. G, Echols, Mr. and Mrs. hr i 111 •(;m*suu|i Rov Holler. Mr. and Mis, A. J . . clothes tetirrl «t les rhari 119,1 s*•’ts*' 104. „t in. I'urpU WilliMits, Mr. and Mr*. H airy The dresses a ie American adapt* NVykg ■__ * T-»-ke. lion* of the silhouette of rthm olan *{*»e Hupfj* fitmuaili . Also.M r. and Mrs. Waller High. Dior, the new designer whose M u and Mrs. G eorgr Thuislon. spring-collcclion *tole the show hfifir »*• tlpiFiuilt Mr. ami Mr*. Civile .TensilU-gar. at *he Pari* opening*. All are Jli'flttbi I trV t.’.itiCii _* J r.. Mr. Slid Mr*. K. H. Rmitln Mr. ru t to suggr-t a figure “.S” the I I I * ^ P t n jA l A lrilS titU b i ■• NdWf Hit- Tulin and Mr* 11, C. tle u e l. O il. an d | w»l»t drawn in the smallest nosNVh i Mm . Hugh Whelchcl. Mi. m,l Mi*., *iWe dimension*, hips -xml Iits I * Uf in a !*nb«r i John Srhlrard, Mr. slid Mr* lhirt( tounded, shoulder* more nalniAt. lllkir li.i* t.n Hlggenbotharu, Mi** Frame* Ma-! Each of tlm d - “hown by. I• . boney, Miss Dorothy Powell, II. II. Till! ha* an inner l-idl which is Ain^rir-iiti |{ltyfhta«' Henley, Hit hutd Ura*. D»ri Mar to d ' “ v' l*ic waist in le fon- I 11» UltiH JT ti 1 * Vw11ji ■ I iviia f t( vc£ per. Muck Cleveland, Jr., Kith) the outer (sell is fattened. A dap­ muf i»inii m m f o t'd .-. Sr., Kirby Kite, Jr.. *V|||lam **''1? Die allie s for the VilicHean | | MM N f ft l H ftmlon. F." I). Scott ami At Biy j *"»(«*. she Ira* avoided the com t l * * l VH 'k iillli |t*=g»D»p |i|ti)rp ant, Sr. ' i idetely rounded *huubleia of the. t i l l * laUfit French original*, and has ____ Noop • I modified shonhb'i pads Just en-M SiI'- IV nirm li-'-undop lioliii ami make sure ymi take only ough to flultri the a v e ia g 1 Anler»j j , * t i '>"*« figure. lire I k h I . Y ou w ant to lie'knreM can fig u r e . The rouodml t.M.k uf ,. ,IM! , ,I ,w Vigi have ailmiuale *kln pioteition the hipline is achieved liy small 1.1 Iiefore liasking in the sunlight and inner ruffle* o f - »«ft -rrlrmHrtr t j o r:-. t v . n . . i i t u s l a «lf*>imr»e vim'll want to take it which hold the skirt out p .t rn* 1 Cl K n li.ii m I r 114-1iie i I t* N e w t ■easy Hie fiist few sunning days ilogli to emphasize the sntalln lis t Non- Itin-h unvvrny. Just ns an added pi -can- of Hie waist, hut ted eStfiBgll Id " "« V. is. ,.r ilir Itajr • ■ti1*- I ' s t i l m i U r-t t t u . l t t linn. Many uf tbese tanning lo­ give a padded |---k. :e ArIef I...... Il.nc* "lllq dresses are com|ilefe!y stm- 3: tion* leave i I kUi*. Imwe*ei. so t: Ni s i suru 1.i*l 11 ea ps are llg h 'ly aiwh- pie, illi no Ui'mmings, Its *|mng- I « ’■> t t * j t " t n h Ir*. no gewgaw*. Most tli ml i-e' Nvw* oretl. v i»- N -t-llt Tim* One nf the sim plest ways have a .............. urn) neckline am! ■to I f r e t t h e n .111.1 live the problem (if JkiHIcs >»,l f “ I'Ush-iip ■ti-nglb .....................tally tl I S al ts i •l,i**tc* Ilira I hut may leak, in Hm even! t f Died. .Skirts are consMerrdil;. N-e* i ih#’ P , r •. . . . . j t*L H »iK «T a « « “ l I« m*W n ir n t w t l l i l l i i ’ i you don I have a rain ca-e with L l l n g of the «llh«uet>e. riinii-uiluii-nts made for the p u t -1 " • nose.* Is to carry them in your! , ^ lp Dgum "H silh --o tle is For Vacation Letter W riting I? Hy N o w ”— at • .fIn inn.‘!!* * ,. .T 0_l ‘' ' “I ' Sires* has a .w ide crush,.......... It. i take - vour Inigesi Immllmg ami lightly 111* Ininnl frunl ml back: a n - I ft In cm . w i . - n - . i ii->is> . - , i - « ; s f f . u 'r - , : w s ' i s r ....... h I Yuli mw» can flnit Jar* oT litllej Pad* sa lin a ted with d-odoranti niid skin cleansers and these a ie l liaadv l» have on a ttip. If yon hesilute tu include lin e s jure be lin in ' of their bulk, transfer the pad* til non-btvakable - lew lop i ostitelics container*. L -eO-AJJ-wse - s i1 piece, m -y ts am | easy in wear.* __________ _ 4: Nrw York City’s Wall Si n et j uv, w, d* „ amp |*e(Pr W ttyves ant, who as govenor of !be Mutch settlem ent of Netv AnisterdiirH(| paii-Jih vi del 1*1 a piolivtiligC pausdiicsi iuilll. COLEMAN'S Stationery Specials A fte r w naU iig disbcn, ju s t rin se. E ven g la ssw are dries sp a rk lin g c le a r w ith o u t tim e-w astin g w iping! V rl lenvek no so ap scum -or n lren k y film tu polish uw ay. P u ls und pnna g et clea n ho n in th ip ik k e r, liecguse Vel rem ovea g rea se f a s te r , m o re com pletely th a n soap. Vel leaves no tlisb|m n rin g to sc ru b o u t. Vcl clea n s d is h e s-c lc iu n r tliairtb o u p ; auvea u p to h&lf y o u r iliHliWuahing tiin -l Hill. Mi«« Mary lllil a n d ' Mr*. |). C Barclifl returned yestenlay from tending a month Daytona th a t Ds Heath. While th em thoy attended thq R a rrllft-P arr wetldlng. : hpsU nd . . . The sta rs bunt, ing their car* in Hie Carthay Circle parking lot a fte r a pre­ miere- . . . op«n season for autngiaph hounds . , ..V ic to r Mutu:e es, form er chief ,n U? J** f ‘",Ke engineer for the ^ ta n f o td ' Naval , J Ju** Lnlshsd ‘hi** A ir Station novf connected with Death , for th* fourth tim e.” th? Publlr Work« n j^ n ry In Hran*- • *,* ^ n in“ Hinmlfa b#lu«f outfitwick. Ga., -visited friends In S an -• “ {*n ty Mealcan dre's* 1 ford yesterday. He w as aregfn-i *ul? "^h* Kissing Bandit’’ panlrd by hi* daughter of WiiMi- f! . r ' ,""nenH nr. "W ait till the Ington. D. C. •*•*<*. In Jersey am this, they'll throw lock* at m»” : , , (Jane Mrs. Emmett H unt has returned Lockhart, hla h air in pin cuila m perm anent wave for from Hendersonville, N . C. w hsio after she has been siu-ndlng *om-> time “ Foxes Of H arrow ,” bringing his wilh h er daughter, Mrs. Rosroc lunch so he w on't he seen in IKIotne, J r . and family, Mr*. Mc- Hie studio cafe . . . Cary G rant l<ane accompattird* h er to Gaines- finishing ’’The Bishop’* Wife” In ville where she and her family a te •uch confusion th a t hs had to m aking th eir home. i ; fi:: read hi* lines from a blackboard _______ i ■. - -** • . . . Maria Monies baby-sitting Mr. end Mrs. C harles Robert for hei -deter, Mr*. Ken G arter F rsrso n of Winfiehl, Kas. have Virginia Mayo watching her arrived to visit Mr, Pearson’s psr- dressing ntom sign changed to ents, Mr. spd Mr*. O. T. I’esrwsa Virginia O’Shea , . . L*„n Turner snd sister. Mi*c J , E. Rowland. worrying alaiut w hat, to buy ‘for rMlsa Marian Pearson arrived with her dtrttghier'* fourth birthday them a fte r attending K ansas Slafe A)!. Hollywood sw eltering College itt M anhattan, Kas in the first touch of tum m ei weather . , . • "Ciipecobsna” i* Mr. and Mrs. J . E. Rowland, Jr. okay Tor hoi w sathar entertainentertained on Sunday with a din- ment. It is certainly nothing In •ner for mrmliers of th a 0 . T. Pear- strain the tnlidlrct, but U ure m e *09 family. Thorn present were enough la u g M aiid songs to keep Mr. and Mrs. Pearson. Mr. shd you cool fur alt hour and a half, Mrs. Charles Hubert Pearson of (.rourho M ars1 (doing . single)) Winfiehl. Kas.. Mr. and Mr*. J ls n - anil Carmen M iranda are expert ald Pearson and son, DonnU of foil*, and S tem Cochran, Gloria Gainesville. Miss M arian Pearson Jean and Andy Russsll help ca r­ aqd Sylvia Ann Pearson. ry the low-voltage plot. s ta y ir lo v e lie r , s h e e r e r - l o o k i n g ! Vcl suds keep sto c k in g s sh 'ecrer-looking, lovelier longer th a n even finest so a p (lskss can. U nlike am p , Vel leaves no scum o r film s tic k in g .to th re a d s . S tocking* rin se c le a r; s ta y sh e er, Vel does aw ny w ith s o a p -f a d ­ ing- I t’s e a sie r th a n even finest yoap flakes on m a n y d e lic a te w u*huldc colors. • V I l W O M t r a S t a w t *MW . m . . e**tca C*i**t# p Milderfo Hands! Vel is not a soap but an en­ tirely new and diffrrent suds that is completely neutral. . . milder than soap. CYNARA CREPE ■ N ary and Slack -- ~ SUM 12 to 20 at ¥ .. "i Now U the lime lo get read y for (hat cold weather. Ret your Space Heateni and install thebi during the summer months and not hare ISH at the ‘ ‘Ittsl m ^ it yrhen ........................ ‘ spell (eta here. to RU9 thnl cold >IN STOCK m MONOGRAM - SPARK - PERFECTION* u d othtra, all aixM from on* hunter hnle ty'pe to large circulating cabinets. D O IT NOW • 201 EAST FIRST STREET RHONE 53 • ■ '*•» t ^ . — A,.! i t.i? - - 1• ’ ir - * " / r - ** -rw— - ? I �PAGE TUESDAY, JULY IB, 1941 THE SANFORD HERALD, 8ANPORD, FLORIDA four Feds Trim Senators Twice; S t Augustine Here TdjQpfrow In League BattingCrown Locals NEW YORK, AuJy 15, (,P>— JU rrv W alker of the Philiir* ha* lengthened out a commanding 22point lead In the K atlonil League batting race b u tC lev R iA d 'i »hortMap-Manager Lou Boudreau i» getting itlff contention from Net* York’* Joe DlkU ggio for* the American- le a g u e crown. .While W alker’* firs t place -til ontdlitance* rurjnerup Ratpn Klner .pf Pittsburgh who la hitting 319, Boudreau tops-the American with a .845 mark to .338 fo r DIMaggio according to figure* including Sun­ day'* game*. It’* a wide open scramble be­ hind W alker In the National * ith a complete re-»hufftin,: of the other noiltion* In the top 10 leav­ ing Klner, the Pirate'* sophomore racking up th* 1 to 0 encounter. home run *en*atlon. in th, second Sanford's lone run came in th* •pot. Enoe S laughter of-SI. Lout* sixth canto after Ralph Salter* (kidded 14 point* to 4 third place field and Don M urray drew free tie with C irl Furlllo of Brooklyn ticket* and Day* Bride aingtrd to Bert Haas of Cincinnati hold* fill the sack*. Jo* Jones, Orlando righthander, missed th# m u k and fifth at .315 is followed In trd er hit Tim Tyler with a pitched ball, hy New York’s W alker Cooper. sending Satterfield acrosa the plat­ .312. P ittsburgh’s Frank (Justine, .809;. Boston’s Tommy Helmr*. ter wllli the winning tally. In the nightcap the Hanford and Jloh Elliott, tied at .DU7 * nj nine greeted their country cousin, Brooklyn’s Jack ie, Bobinsun at Stan Zedalii, with a 17 hit bur- .805. Although the Amerirnn'ds a two* rage to add th# 11 to * victory. Johnny Tomat w ent th# route m ac battle between Boudfeau and for th# Feda and z»eeived credit DIMagglo at th « : tim e, several for winning th# aecond game of others rentaln in the running. George Kell of Detroit holds third th# evening. Dave Bride. Sanford center field­ at .329 and Chicago’s l,uk» Appl­ e r. paced the Sanford itt a tk on ing haa .324 for fourth. George McQuinn of New York Jtedalls with two singles, a douhla and a triple in four official trips contine* among the l«*deri nlth to the platter. Satterfield banged a fifth-place .818. Other* In the out three tingle* and a three ply firat to are Bob Dilllnger i f Si. poke In five appearances to taka Louis; .810, Barney McCosky of Philadelphia, .300, Ted William, runner.pp honors. fom orrow evening the St, Aug­ of Boston, .303, Bill Johnson of ustin* Saint* meet the Iqtal* al Nsw York, .301 and Johnny Pesky the Municipal I’ark In a single tilt of Boston. .298. which will sta rt at 8:15 o’clock. Big Bill Stanton will ha M anager M uriav'a nominee to hnndle the mound, assignment. • *>«■ > « no The Gainesville (J-M«n were idle last night due to a raim-t mu tilt wilh the Leesburg Pirate*, but catapulted Into league leadership when th e seventh place p«|. atVa Axaltas trimm ed the St Aug­ ustine Saint* in both -ends of a JUWJCS. Ill Abrsu. c twin attraction by 3 to 2 and 4 to 2 margins. T;*» DeLand Red Hat* captured Total* !> • a two gam* card from the lowly *•—ran tor Ourrlscn In tlh a a a r on it Davtotpi Beach Islets. Die llal* won h / 7 t o i l and 4" to J. Hal StcMam rlg l|l lid* and w as forced to leave th* first contest In the fourth inSt. Aug. P alatkoKkrpinski Tylir, sh ■*nfor4 c»* oat *-t Bun t-ii ter* In, T»l*r, IMrrlflesst BvttsrftsM. ItoWrtson troable- pfsyt Jintiot to hybrana to -ndtsutton. t *tr na basest Orl*ri<lo I. M nlord i Her** on hells (rtf J Me* .t. LaH* t. Sseock T u l l try Jones J, t eVe » Winning p ll'hett lurk#. Losing pitcher: v" Jop-e. ITmptrasr ft ^11 Mohlev m i nelberk. Time of garnet i t nsms) 111.4X1,0 Lyhrand, ta ■Throwp, cf Bsvtl. rf Harrison, If Msnnlnx. lb Itobsfsson; lb Justice. Zb IMtU, r gsdstis, p 14 T otal* I I Zl t l a—hi,Is,l foe %*4alls In Ith. SA M ronn ab v b> pa a McManus, ss •1 1 0 I » Lake, tt, I t t i t JWttsrfleH. th S J 4 to 1 HarHngton. rf I ■ * S4 - o H utrar. »b 4 I 1 s » Buds - cf Tyler, If 4 t i t » - 4 0 1 1 0 Ford, c Tomit. p - I I .To**!*___________ I .. 1 I > l I 0 1 it u n u i: »«o tat (ito— i cso lo tttx —tl Lt HssbA. Murmr. Itxn* a r ri v e * I. B r id e 1 T m w st Z t ' w '*i*d .In? F o n t L e k s f. n a t t s i f l M d r , nesorf, Tvlsr Two b**s hkv Brld» sJir. T a r « # h t s s u t-jf-M Stillwell; ■ ITEAMS TO VIE FOR SID ELIN ES W IN G HONORS from the Thla buaines* at ' fining Clue.0 hall player* 1100 eveiy time they open their mouth* aeeftt* to be belting to be nearly an everyday orrurrance in the F lo r­ ida S tate League. .The Sanford skipper w*e h and­ ed a |1 0 0 ticket the other day and he waa quite arnared a t the reason given for the tag. We talked with Mutrfcay a ttT the announcement waa made con earning hi* fine. .Murray Mated that It* never did even aee a Daytona fgn when he waa in dis­ cussion with pitcher Glenn Gar­ r e tt in the dugmit at City Island I’ark. The fine .was nailed on the Sanford skipper by the Islet fans for the use of obscene language, It I* reported. It I* nothing shot of rem arkable how the fan* could hear the discussion th at wa* going on In th* dugmit. i Ticket Adiantagea The University of Florida has advised all alumni and aibTeth contributor* that August t la the deadline fo r them to take advan­ ta g e of their football priori!, advantages. 7. Ticket order* are lielng leeei ed and order* are being fill* In th# order, in which Uiey s ireceived, according to J’ercj Beard, business pianagpr .of at{? I#tics.' Ducat ordsr* from other p e r­ sons than alumni In good sta n d ­ ing and athletic association con­ tributors will lie accepted and fill­ ed afte r Aug. 1. These orders will tie filled from the general ticket stock which remains after all p rio ritie s, have been served Beard added, NOT HBBPONfllHLR We u e r e g l ml to teem that Wjllis Anderson was not responsible for the discriminatory release of press notices against the inter* est* of hi* home town. We were advised of this fact in several conversations during the past weekend, and. u* com pletely-ehsolve this outstanding Seminal* High School athlete of any blame In the affair whatsoever. Wo hava always been a great adm ir­ er-of-*hU ability <•« lit* gridiron and wa are glad to learn th at his sense of fair play lias not suffered from hi* well deserved C|**ry St. Aug. 100 101 000 -3 7,1 P alatka 100 030 0 0 * --4 7. 1 H eln-r. Kstcher and. Stillwell: Driggcr* and Toneoff. DeLand ' 201 001 0 - 7 13 0 Daytona 000 00<i 0—0 (I 2 Stew art, J , Peres and Strlneckaj Gaddi* and W est Second gam# DeLand 010 100 001 01—4 10 I Daytona 100 M2 000 00—3 15 4 R. Peres, J . Perez an d S teln eck e; Finch and T strault, ti.n n itit Team ill# til Augustine i >•! -n t OtUnlr. «r.*T»: i. k a u l s : vv L. Pci nil is si ,«ts SI I t .1*1 t tt i i s;s i 4S IS .St* * Kinard Tops N oriega • Major rtaivi leferd s:-rors; and C O M M E N TS FATHER ANDSON hlWt JlrCtt ftrlrt*. ParriftoMi Tyler, f-ide. oubJ* p t s r S : L a k e t o S a t * s r f 1eld . I . a k s ; M a n n i n g to J u i i t r e , o nt>er*»nn; ,X | r a f - n u s t o M u —s v l y ■tlarftsM. Left o n , bas s*, d r l s n d " g sn f o v d I. R i m n n b » " s i .iff site" * I T o m » t t . a - rh '-h oi\ri v JMa*** <4. T n m a t a W l n t U n g • e t w r T n m s t . • -w'ng r l t - h » r F e ­ ll's . t 'm p ! f « r , Stnt.Uv. Item * * 1- a n * «sH T im e e f BS m si 1 , 1*. A l t s n - MUMmYMV/, MUjy I15. P , lQ D U U dt; ORLANDO, July ( Special) —-JBIIly Kinard scored hi* 23rd consecutive ring trium ph her* la st night by putting Pete N oriega down for tn t count In the fourth round of the main event of the Ahierfean -Legion boxing card a t tho Legion arena. N oriega aubktltuted for A ustin W aters who was unable ro appear because of Hllness. Kinard floored the sparky littl* Tam olan In the third stx n ia w ith a driving body-hook and a rig h t cross to th* jaw, Noriega cam* up a t the count of eight,- Kinnrd finished N oriega In on» -mmute' and 45 eecona* a fte r th* fo u rth round opened HANFOItP ( f OrUrrtn. l.,M b u r g a t U a l n s s v l l t t . I’a t i t k a ' a t HL A u g u t l l n * Dg,tana tWseh a t . D.Land. tswMfW U s i a . Teem tv T f*c Nsw York (1 is D s tr e t, , to Bose-m si CUv.lsfrJ. V": is r| ,* f is tl |i 14 COLUMBIA, S. C., Ju ly 15, UP) —Prssldent Earl Blue of the South A tlantic Baaebail le a g u e ha* a n ­ nounced the signing of John Smolka of Nile*, Ohio, as en umpire, replacing Jam es H. Brewer of Birmingham, Mich., lofigned.. 158 YffARS OLD ‘ Smolka come* to the Sally Loop ROCHF.STER, N. Y.. Jul from the Coastal Carolina League. fj—Jazne* A. Hard, the n i L aat aeason he officiated tn tho turn.-, no- . Qw JRU-Florida le ag u e . tv today 1 B,u* Ml<* Br*w*r ttslgnw l to I'm feet- * huilnes* m atter* In it ywaW i« Augustine Saint* reealved a jolt A group of fath e r and aon team* today when Nick Buonotu. Mar will compete In golf matches Wed­ righthander, underwent an "lucr-. nesday afternoon a t th e Seminole gency appendicitis operation at Country Cluh Clyde T en v /iru sr. East (’oast Hospital. Huh pro announced today. This The IP-vcar-old Bunna'o. with t* the first in a aerie* of sim dir I f win* against three defeats, ha* tournam ents to encourage jvunger l>een a- facto r In 8l. A ugust'n«‘s golfer* It) the game. pennant bid. He recently threw F ath er and son team* who play three straig h t shutout* and hurled reg u larly and who are eipect-d to 39 consecutive 'inning* without play Wednesday include? E. C. yielding a run. He h at the lowest K ilpatrick, J r, and aon. Hiil Mi* Patrick; Kirby File a n d 'aon. Kir­ by Fite, Jr„ K. B. S m ith nrd ton, ing the operation a* tho Saint* (iene Smith: II. C. lle tte l and son, headed for I’alutka for an Import­ Alan lla lte i: Hugh Whotch'l and ant double hill. *on, Hugh Whelchel, J r .; W. O.l Boh G rant. Saint business man­ Fleming and aon. Billy Fleming: I ager, staled th at -t will probably 0 . W. Spencer and son We d»v. \l he three weeks before Burr.ato Bryant a rut aon, Gene Bryants Mr. ran pitch sgnin. A. W, Epp* and *nn. Dr. A. IV, Eppa. J r sScltool Opening Two team* will form a fours-one, with a father and »on competing <r«Htlisae4 fre-e Psae o at) against another fath e r an-l son. The four player* will tee off a t 3:3n P Jl. on Frliley. Dec. 19, th# beginning of each hole. »»!ert and will reopen on Monday, Jan. the two M il drive* and alternate 6. Good F riday will be observed ahota until the holes are com­ in March, and a Florida* Educa­ pleted, , ’ tion Aneoeiathm meeting will be 1Mr*. A rthur William* and Al held In April. Bryant, local g reen 'k eep er. - ured Although achoola will d o se for a to * 45. to win Inc m i n d t I the y rar on June 4, teacher* will foursome recently nt th o - Seminole l<o reunited to remain on duty Country Club, rerwlllrgiw, re­ until June 25 according to the ported today. Eighteen players schedule. This, Mr. Lawton iiolnlcompeted with Ml*. A lulm ? fn r- rd out, I* ilue to the 1947 Florida ravv|v and Pried I b t r d teaming law requiring 10. full cafendarmonth* of service, or I MSI daya of actual teaching, exclusive of holi­ days. Mia* Gene Bailey of Wlllistop, a g raduate of Btelson University, was approved as a teacher In the prim ary scIiooIk hy 'th e "Board. The school board will again meet , , . .'A* Iv, AH ' i,|a n ' p ' i i . |* ,, , , || I* ’i n isti. filutthrah *# V| V.» iN n .u tu r n i » 4 . T J7" c * # o ). I t o ^ o n I 1 .0 0 V a lu e ! J ames Cagney 13 RUE distance between cities. . . C a t Y ours Toafl Novelty "WINTER HOLIDAY" PARAMOUNT NEW8 ATTENTION SPORTSMEN Saucers Reg. 3.93 Portable Cooking surf see. 10x38'/. Inches. ............ ......... 3 for 2Sc Ftp. 4 .tf Arcksry $*H.. Rsg. VI* Csittsg lures . 4 9 c j Ksg. 4AS RsMer’i Glove* Rut Humphrey did say; _ "If th# coal operation which ha* been promised by the miners* union Is realised, and it is much more ap t to he >o by satisfactory mutual agreem ent than by strike* and government contra!*, itk reasing production and Increasing V?fiiencv will surely mean more coal al l*sa coat. "On tho other hand, th# #ff#ct of ahnrtag#* on prices in concltt*lv»ly Illustrated bjr the incr#as#| in apot prlcea for coal which have taken nlac* recently wh*ri a strike and shutdown waa only threatened and which are rfght m i . much more than the actual ed-nne# in* cost which will result from this contract." j Humphrey rem arked that It I* "only reasonable to expect th a t theso higher pries will gradualis­ ts# adlusted downward when, a* a 1 result of this agreement. It h#-( -comes apparent th a t nroturtlon will continue and a supply of coal will be currently avallthl*/* 22 Single Shot Winchester’A Stevons R ifles Formerly 1.00 22 Bolt Action Repeaters Mnrlln, Mosaborff &.W inch«ster 110 & 20 Ga. Bolt Action Moss berg A Stevens Repeaters • e • • 12, 10 & 20 Gunge Pumps, Ithaca, Remington & W inchester 16 Gunge FLASHLIGHT C O M P U T E WITH B A T T E R I I S CENTER PUNCHES .................. COLO CHISELS (H MAND Vs"J PUNCH AND CHISEL SETS . . . RIGHT ANGLE FLASHLIGHTS IS'INCH MONKEY WRENCHES ra O M E ih ■ SAVE! ■!* * Remington Autom atic Stevens *1 | Ctutllnjr Hods 4.95 ■ .3 pc. I’an Set 2.48 Double Barrel! 28',’ * 16 gu age Speedometers 4.50 Chair Cushions 1.09 12 Gunge Double -Barrel! 0: uH nx ttU r c s f e t.il Sr a Lawn ltnkcs Single Harrell. 12 Guage. 30" fu ll Choice Iver Johnson & SteVen« 7.4 5 4 ^ 1.45 1 .# W* Maintain .Repair Department For Gunn vdR'tt' ‘ Fine Quality Auto Suppllet 306 EnM First Street ' v J *, «- 4V \V#?# m m iN G W H IIL SPlMNtRS .sic BUMPER JACKS . v, * # * , , . « » 1 1 i U E GRILLE GUARDS 1,19 DC LUXE IUMPIR JACKS................................. l i t S av e M oney o n W h e el G ood# 3-WHEEL SCOOTERS COASTER WAGONB .......................... HCOOTEBS ......... MUNICIPAL PARK 8:00 P. M. COASTER WAGONB , IRISH MAILS ........................... -- — SEAT c o v e r s in s t a l l e d f r e Coach Sedan, An Low An Beds, hurled one hlt « m . .Kklns. Brooklyn. aqapp,B» tlr!n “ w n -rah ie strsak. A * « JoabW In th* tea *”'£^lJ lnlnKt h t r e tire d th* »•*» i a Brook* In mcceaslofl. AMERICAN JUNIOR iA N D O REGULAR LEAGUE GAME BEING PLAYED the Dutch from Java. w ;■ CAST AT THE WILL BE BROAD- M STAKE.W AGONS • f t t» ro B e tte r Value by Sand McNally Eighty page* of imp* of every Mato — n ls o — PUwb ergk f> I. IPhu7A.iIi!k hU*d«|p),|, |. g|. ■hariaaxii j. nroobi-,n I, IjJ^ fiT R R D A Y T STARH • ROAD MAPS OF AMERICA "second round” wage without go­ ing on an inflationary spree. The NAM head also declared th a t the key to continued ycunumic growth ami prosperity is a uniter) effort for g re a te r produc­ tion, plus la* cuts to provide "w o lure cap ital” for expansion of in­ d u stry hy (iOO.DOO new job* a year. In III* prepared statement lo~ the committee, Humphrey took no direct recognition of President Tinm an'* appeal yesterday te steel and oal producer* to give thym ine wage hike a “f a ir *#st" before hosting prices.and possibly touch- J __(faaits.as# |r * » T j s s J H U . ----a great *r number of sol tiara than the other power*. -Johnson said th* Soviet plan was ‘impractical." ‘ Ho said tho United Btstgo could not agree to bo limited 1ft sup­ plying any on* kind of strength to the global fercb m stoly hec* um another one' of tho Mg -flvo could' not supply anything in th a t category. Ho said tho United States did not believe th a t the discussions on the UN force were laying any basla for disarm am ent mid added th at the two queellon should not he cnnnected a t thi* stage. vorlnnslt Cbteaga Opcnn 12:45 P. M. 40c LIFETIME SPRINKLERS Coal A greem ent United Nations Sally League Bofis Signs New. Arbiter 14c Toddy & Wednesday! OOD USED TIRES A TUBES « »*-» �1 U nusual .hischverk's irunt ••tied into m*hes V. fur the p rtrfU l #11V i I liglnvaysA re I Manned M a d e liy R eporter ■Hill It KtMf'l l-AWtl If l»y Road D epartm ent v*, "08 i* in lit hi On -West ( ’oast Trip nil uilri. nml l i t itifiwr I Legal Notice nr iiMIluiiiit J/sv I’m i\ «i K-lituUn ic* "t lilvify In.' tr y fm Writ*)." ■va subscription To TIIIS newspaper ' CARRIER Some im portant George Washirtrt^n m em orabilia 1* in England at th e W ashington musefim, of the W ashington family, n li 'l »*i til*** » • flit all t Sanford Herald It* II uIIvwihnI « u lilv i t.*t,| h i * t*rnriit*ri1nl n n i" - " •Uiry ti« illiintriiti' iln iim " I mj Florida. tin- B lau it in** ii| film rn'hv- Mmiii tin* uiijit i *•»■'flit I* iitt'i' many *t •* *ii**t. **l masculine IU|I *)'l lltClpIo liu '"l*i> ■ lli** Tlu* IV i'iu i' ri Iqltll' 11**1 111*. II 111 _tfittr«*l. ill ft'Al SI* * ' II Iw "..iCi-iiiimlty *l U r nlllf I • •' I i'if tlimnt «’>•* 1IR .i«*t*4 If/H ’lt', 1:4** 11** kt*i ** llrt.'l till* toailllfc, 4llt I .' 114f.l ’ A i' .* I I . -11 I* i4 i. 11*41*1 D IAPER flERVU B Bor Reservation* or Immediate D eliter) to S A M 'illlll— PHO N E 234117 2300 Bast Hob insun Ate. OrUinlii iii.tiirt-iit.i r*..i i ‘n i.* .r* 41*411 rath e r thi i s TJlt: VPl 111 **l j t ’in n :. t-tfinx yiajiitiitA. , In iv* i«*t4t« m * »*t*r t iiruatia} . UteeaiBil In* ettr\ l»**| ■ WtHIttflll an infflitlop-borti |*»*'«<* ,n ililljiftl fret CONV i IKTK HHWKH P IP E SEPTIC TANKS. Grease T iajis,' Blocks, Aluminum Window* and isrsg e apartm ent furnished. 700 Screens. White cement, t'alni,'. E. 2nd DC P erm i til*. Hurricane brac/s I Miracle Concrete Compapy, duj I771C 3 opaej in Melsch Building. Klin Ave. Phone 1335 L an js M jht oficcs. newly decorpted, all Utilities, heat and <ani-' ta r aarvic* furnished. Call W 8- Recorder radio phomigranh com* binetion. The Music Box, 119 W, W. H. h A. Dept. Store. le t 8 l Phone 9&&. FO R HENT 'ASM BOE BENT FOB SALE—Umercck for drivewsya and roadw ays— Phone y w ith TUXEDO fFK E IIS—complete lire. Avenue,*. H unt’* Tuxedo Feed alora. :, phone f-Vs*** **“ ** , E. B. Batteries * B attery Charging. 'a rt of home, kitchen privileges. PURINA le td j. Tel. Him i’.*o.:htoti & W atson, Opp. Bail Park, 2004 Sanford Avenue. PI"I l'i«Bill*.II months from I to poMirstl'i'i* *it ’ Watcli and clock repairing. Bl.. .l4.ni or .11 iti,t ml ■ trie Appliance. Sewing Machine lint »ll4tl *141. H.f 4 n«t | .l Mil*'* and vacuum cleaner repairs, liie * laimam. *n<i *i, * Hume Shop, 1700 Sanfarit Av«. lam ps is (i. C. Bellows. Phone 114.7 J. ,'i.f* .riioi <*f .* t.-j Sm ith, a *haHit.r ' I „t 'll* U u n it SANDING A flnuhin, -leaning A waxing'.‘ On.* pem, F O R T H E HR S T I CE C R E A M [ ill ini. is l imbibing mat i led wouldn't it-irgraph Einnrl**'* most ili NI CK' S O W N l Cl 1 syttip pump*. .'ill 4111111til \ one time «outtftiiii. ’ Joseph TMeniigne *le Men* ii rtkm lie's ~enjoy f t commanded one* lit thn-.ril 1 ite oiily thing aililies of tin* El ru th I'tvoli 4 l.mil hlnf Is Ins NICKS 41*1 S ttu ln r il A v e n u e II. M. Gleaion, l.ake M.ny, 1 to 12 S P E C I A L •»*■«V IC E S lieutenai •live Info li-ted 'tii* w anted; fighting. TUCKS trim m ed; removed. Tie** | It Both, 1209 W 993. B<>|{ REN T—Blrtor •antter. V ■>} upet at ion. Iteasoimiile *alei. > >ti TTIfil r a t l f f i - fila ty ' riy Pli tie and unfurnished apart tupiipmt'ht — Jdocrt* llumm >1 . fully Irrigated. Sam Tltglilon, M ayfair Inn, Phone 1200._____ lonville. HILL HARDWARE COMPANY I R E A L E ST A T E FO R SALE DODGK - Pl.Y M ililTH FREE ESTIMATES, on nil wm * PARTS AND S lilt VICE » heels balanced, ft out end alignI'hoot 1 rd, Pins, Btuhings, Oil I 'liter4, 109 Palm etto Ave. In exceptionally desirable three Shock A lis o m c rs, .ip u rk 1‘lpgv-* YA-Df: m oth pmofiiHt lasts b two-atory house, with Brake Drums turned, Riiitm ies garage, In good condition, stucco vmi 1 s. Have your wwoler.s moth recharged. Mechanic on duty Proofed now. Downtown Clra'ieta & L aundry, l td Palm etto IN ATTRACTIVE three bedi maid* an out, *iin two n, rooms. Ub* screened porch large encloied pureh ■ -s*a, i 41 ts% « . i« rear. Huuse has room roomy. House Is fairly am* will l»* vacated ut ion of purchase. N ear la and churchea. ct us jhova you a good buy In a nlc* house in Ibe H eights; imilt in 41, and Is In excellent mndl tion. Ha* three l>e<lrooni*, and located on tw o nicely landscaped Good bicycle. I'lipnc MJI-W. H I E 21 st St. piano Timing and Repairing. L L NEW 10 ft. McCrary meat .use and scale* for sale. Phone 805, Sanford, Eta. SIGNS Cub cruiser, too lip. .7 pin - — * —- .4 4"*jsl lli. W tecnreiod. Callt siH 235-M SEWING MACHINE, in good con dillon. 318 Pallllettu Avenue, Sanford. 29 I T . CABIN cruiser (berthed at Blue Springs). 30 lip. m arine motor. Ready to. CREW culling, condition. Pb. * have four houses located ju st outside th e City lim its, and priced from $a,ooo to $3,500.. D rug Slore, r* sUll have available a very da- SEEDBED COVERS tiiV la twii Itedroom, ’ mfident W. BENDER A W. D. MOORETa. Slat* Hank Bldg 'liana 1030 6 a r t ic l e s Broker, and RADIATUltK rlrftned and leiw lr ed. 'iolisn R adiatur Shop, 10* S anford Ave. Eh. 860-W. jrhaat cash price paid for used ed Davis F u rniture 'utnitura. three week* fresh, oth er fresh a fte r Sept. 1st. 2540 Sanford Av*. Phone 135. Good mul# for ta le cheap. T. B. Kinard, P. O. Box 205, Bake Monroe, Fla. HELP W A N TED CR EllI I UURKAU OP IGI1 SCHOOL—Complete you* high achi-ol at home In apar* timu with' American Hchoo. T esta furnished. No clasaea. D!u luma. Free booklet. W rit* A ifltr lean School, P, O. Box S lfll, Oi Undo. ATTENTION MOTHERS —D IA PE R , SERVICE — Biaby Valvet fufhishes hospital clesn.strrile d tsp e ri and daudor* lied cont|in*r. Economical atfd saf*. Fully medically approved Call Daytona 2407-W collect foi details. 00 diapers, $2 a w ee: FIR ST IN SANFORD' TRACTOR MOWING — W* mow vacant lot*, roadside* or large ASSISTANT M anager fo r S tars acreages. Phone 41 or 107-J. Roebuck A Co. order office. 25 fo 40 years of age. 5lust have Lawns mowed, reasonable price* nice personality. Good working J e rry Lord, Phona 7BB-W. conditions and houra. Good op­ portunity for right pcrsoi), Ap. F u rn itu re repaired and refbilahed 111 E. 21st St.. Ph. 561-W. ply In parson at I FLOW ERS I* all occasions r * TOST FLORISTS Ava. ju st off Calary t 403 resident* ph. 610-E GIRL fo r cashier A cosmetic coun 14 LO ST A F O U N D tar. also soda girl. U n e y ’a Drug Store. • ______ ' LOST; Yellow m ala grown eat. very - thin, l'hon* 709-W. flaW ORK W ANTED * frlgidair* alto 20 fL * •|c refrigerator. Cal! ifi HOOFING "agency »B SemilKil* Count; neiftio'i OH IH ' s c o R t B o a r d ,. , f.ir* fett=3Slh iHf *tf J f l U tHI At SOX JUS Si 1U.0 ( U Riius*/ > MICK MY MOUSK OEt ... I DCEAMEP TWO (3W 05T5 UOVED IN -3 X T POOH*, - e BENT a c a r YOU DRIVR IT PHONE 200 IVMI If’K LAND-MORRISON 7 P e t* , U v e a to c k , Supplies B RlvjMT UP T mA » MlkSCD I w a n t e d U unfurnished or furnUhed. fix tu res—living ck. 1515 W. 18th kiiuwu OZAKK IK E kN’Il CLEANING AM) I.BA1NAGIE 2 NEW (CATER­ PILLAR DEIHEL H IT .1.1)0/.. EltS Wi l l i PALM ETT T RAKES TWO 3/1 YD, I) RAGLINKS. • E Q U P M E N T NOW IN ' TH IS VICINITY NIM N U 111 CON S I R UCTION CO.. IIRLANUO, FLA. PHONE 200 lb buri ■i-dlieil I ’LL BUY your car regard!*** oi condition. Roy Iteel, 30(1 tw o story, thraa bedtoom Two car - garage. On lot 11* a 140 In M ayfair. ** . 1. ly P ainting, piaster carpenlar work, Wanted to tent portable sewing machine for. .2 week*. Phnr.< 1. this IHflfH SIGN tIKKVfl.'K O. D. Landresi. MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING ANCK RTGAGB LOANS Ijenta cemetery iln I’rfc*. W heeler of S anford CANVAS 'AWNINGS CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS VENETIAN BUNDS ' Aluminum, Sice), Wood! 10 DAY DELIVERY We REPAIR! FltEB ESTIM ATES I'hnne 808 BOU8EWORK — half day. Elisa­ beth Walden. 123 Sanford Aya. NCW 'WDR GCS HI ETC R frtA L 'tM fN l' / — - W A TCH R E P A IR S Thrco D ay Service All W ork G uaranteed 12 Monthn | The W atch Maker j MATHER'S r w tu .* ..# 'lOune nor TW> K..CM o r r e s e o ratArs TH^r cn a r- a >« n x»*n on u* DONC7 "JUMPING yra ir tti Mi'iratfi. y*e TWOUQWr ir WAS rrv iwhjiys o u s : r ■ . J i l i .M L CAT** ” fl/M TtKf , nuB** n lng condition. fvUKI. Mrir; ROOFING - HOOP Painting) all 1938 FORD convertible,_________ engine, good condition, f o r Ini* kinds. Smith Bro. Phone IHtd. m ediate aal*. Inquire ap t. *8 CARPENTER. 61* M yrtle Ave. 407 Vi W. l a t SL tsb lt Corn* symptom* a uoublod HYDIALPINKHAM'S&SnwI' Hr l r»C'i%rv»i5 AUTOS FO R SA LE Wriio 1940 Dodge coup*, good condition. L eather upholstery, heater, new paint. Call l l i o - J 9;00 A. M, till 7:00 P. M. 48” Emerson suttahla HIE LONE RANOKR -■ �1 I % TU ESDA Y^ (W THE BANTORP HKBALP, BANFORP, FLORIDA German Policy Greek F ight America reeognliee tho rtxponaibilities »he ha* undertaken. ( f a n l l n M . i l l i n a P a c t *»■•> tra n tlw B M l Iraaa , Pas* O ael tPaaitaara >rnM P ale flail Dwight Griswold. chlrf *f the tion authorities should continue to m illion agree* th at' the rv'iellion American' Economic Aid M inion for their motion to qutth the promote self government in tierfl being fostered by these conn- to Greece, announced la*t Friday count. many and shift rm ponaibilit/ to in \V*»hington th a t the United Delrnie lawyer* taul the in­ German gnvernmenl agencies a» In ahort, we have n situation Stull-* wga aperdlng an initial dictment count, charging Papy of far a* m ilitary aecurlty will per­ which In any man'a language fttrd Rep. Braitey. Odham of San* mit; •mount* t o -. war between fierv Government official* familiar foid $ 5 0 0 and a rate of Scotch with the document tolcj reporter* Greece and her eqtMlfy fiery r.e>gb whUkey if he* would not'vote 01 it I* the product of many month* bor*. Yet the quarrel ha-n t teen libeled “ w ar"—and we hope it the bookie bilk actually did not of Intensive atudy and review by Hill Signed won’t be. because th a t would elthe Btalr. W ar and Navy depart­ moat inevitably accentuate llu* ments. -v- , • HnnllNHM I rnM Psas dlfficultira already existing be­ Thd" new directive. lh*>* **id, Itoss, in discussing plans for the tween Hum :* and the Western They contended ihr Florid r takes cognizance of the new develdemocracies. Fu. arc not lied- veto message, tola reporter* th at bnbery law relate* only to "bri­ opmenla of the past 2tS mortha the bill i* expected to reach the A lbania, Yugoslavia aad Bulgarin] and Incorporate* the v le* i etcthe minions «f Moscow, nml hare] White House some time (luring bery for*acti of tommmion-and pressed by Former Secretary ef no| _*ct» of jjnjiuion," not the W eatrrn po-.vnr* vowed tn | the ilsy. h a lt the expansion of Commijniimi The House passed and s c h t'lo There wa* no* motion attacking by aggression? J the .Seriate a compropilse bill two other count* in the indictment Some of the little W low s arej which charged Papy had first of­ gellin g outspoken. Fur exam ple,' fered Odham $1110 to vote agamil Albania has spat against the wind] the hill carries the bill and had olfetrd- Rep. and had Its say. General, I ln u r Hoaha. Albania’s Communfst me* I |24H,<H>0.(MMi In contraet authori­ Clarence M. (*4mp ff oT^Ocal* ty f o r 'th e purchase of aircraft, It provides for a projected pro* $100 to vote to tend the meas­ ■gram supporting an average Navy ure to a committer which had pre­ of Anglo-American irsrtln n ariea strength of :tl>b,000 enlisted and viously rejected a similar bill. whose aim is In bring iil*out n new- 42.(881 o ffic er' personnel. and the Soviet Zone, hut reiterate* Tho total in the bill, as worked American desire for unification war. recommended by Truman'* wtlnc*»ei for whom lubpoen j t .of the whole rountry. Doctrine." The general arrived out by n H enatr-llouse conference The directive told F lay that Vhe in Moscow for a visit yesterday. committee, Is 3133,286,000 nunc were iitued today, ii Rep. Odium', Well, o'f course. H ilt's only Al­ than the am ount originally voted colleague from Seminole coUntv United States, while not wivhlng bania sounding off, hut om- ran't by th r House and approximately and tilt next to him in the llnu»» to. impose It* «wn "historically ,000,000 Mow- the original overlook that Tlran-j's wagon Is chamber. hitched to the H aitian star. It Senate recommendations. It fall* In accuiing Papy from the would be inleresllm; to know who approxim ately (2.14.000,000 short thinks UP such speech* t far tho of the ('resident’* budget request* Houie floor. Odham *ai dhe had for cash a ppropriatluns. hardy Albanian jn*> im aW i-ra. voted lo tend the bookie bill to This I* presumed la be an order loiter, the House also accepted In an event, one wonder* w heth­ the hpilile committer on the ad to Clay to oppose eitahll.m nent er for once Hussia and th e . W ritof a Communistic- nr Hcvmllatle vice of "my colleague" when ,f*e era Allies might not agree to let entered the chamber juil at the form of government If formd on the Security Council >f (he l .tilled the German* from the uul.ide. Nation* put the rlsm ps on this roll call wat being taken alter I ' The directive continued.*; hich pay* *t!ongreis* hill whole llalfcan show n vi-i- bit. Papy had made hi* fiitt allege-! "Your government believe* the The limraa Armed Services Com Apropos of this though. London bnbery offer. ultinrate constitutional form of official aouftea \ e t i n day raid mitliV- approved legislation over­ Me laid Pa|iy approached him German puliliral llfn ihould h* left Britain was conc.-m.-d over the hauling the Army’s court martial III t h e d e c i s i o n ’o f t h a l l u n n a u peo­ with hit second offet the fin l day ple made freely in accordance wholeslsc arrests of Co-nniiinlata, system. The hill, drafled by a aiiltcoro- a* Mr. Cobh nj Volutin and I trad e unionists and leflwing lib­ with democratic processes." eral* In G rcnl-. Tli-.'*» source* al­ lilittcr headed by Hep. Kl-Ou" The United Stale* reiterate* it* * * were standing near the yhru did io Mid the rahine' was v*Vi»Wfl (|t.-<ibl*i, provides: 1. For an lndr|iemlent judge ad ­ cutting the caltlr bill," Cobb *1 arreiitanci- o f. the’ I’oUda*'* forever sign’s that the Grei-K offensive mula for reputation* l-ut add* that against the guerrillas wn* failing, vocate general’s corp. he judge to wat on the litt of defenie wit- the present low level of German and th a t high-lev.-) Anglo-Amer­ advocate general I* given firmer-* net* (uhpoenat. industry "ehotild not permanently ican talk* might !>o Initiated to cy and review authority not now limit Germany's industrial ra p a ­ consider possible fu tu re steps jn vested In him. HRNOItA I’EltON city.” Greece If the situation doesn't 2. Give* enlisted men the right Improve. Another source, a ile d to drinsiiil ‘appointment of enlist­ PARIS. Ju ly If,. »d',- Dm A r­ whether intervention by British or ed personnel to court*. Faraitart R c liib b ii| gentine Embassy annouii'-cd today American troops In Greece was 3. Prohibit* commander* from that Bermra Eva Pi-ron, wife of Cabinet Work poatihlr, gave'thi* exerting .influence on mrmtiei* the A rg rn tln e .prraldi-iit. would arExpert Workmanship 8am plenae nnlui of military courts. rlwu here for a visit an July 21, THE SANFORD CABINET 4. Make* It m andatory for the . Simula I’eraou, now .o Italy.-will lif t In Greece, w certainly "will judge ailvTa-ate general to review- j vlalt Portugal before vontiftg to not tend niotr. x x x Greece is all rourt sentence* whether or 124 Palnells Avonoa more a United Stat.-v than n llrit- not they a i r suspended. 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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY N E W 8 P A P E H IL. ■ Eatobliahed 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA, W E D N E S D A Y . JU L Y Ifi. l*Mi U. S. To Sell Turkey to I Showdown In Greek Battle Is tarshall U rg es R uhr Coal In crease; _ S e e k s E iV $fy F or ! d isp laced P ersons Increase In A rm y's S h a r e O f ' L o a n |. S e e n If S i t u a ­ tion Gets W orse U . S. Directive- 10 Year Program OnGermanySeen Of Flood Control A s Significant Urged By Truman Policy Is Im p o rtan t Special .M essage T o In View Of Nearing C ongress Asks For Ruhr Discussions **$250,000,000 E x t r a Ilv HEWITT MACKENZIE fofcj h AP Foreign Affairs Anslvv. fN lirihall told a press conference Tlie United Slates government tat, with the Navy’s concu ■ has juts issued its fust olfiu.il. jnee, he had asked the Mari­ statement of-policy governing Gr ne Commission to sell Turkey many since |hr war. and lak.es U. S; government-owned cat* the stand .that a stable and pi’V 'passenger vessels. The Maritime ductile Germany is necessaty to' ammittion aim is. being asked to make Europe orderly and pintL » (e e r* i/p i trv vessels lq Tut perous. This historic statement is in N'^shsll was asked whether this the form of a -diiective to the resented the first transfer undei American occupation force m e $100,000,00(1 undertaking t<» Germany. It imtructs Lieut. Gen­ lengthen Turkey, and he replied eral Clay, American zone com­ fisroatively. Marshal] noted that mander, to exeit every elloit to e tale of the six cargo-passenger achieve economic unity with othei sell did not involve expendi- zones, and says highest prionli re of any U.S. funds. They wilj should he given to inriease«l pro­ paid for in cash. duction of coal, food and expos! Th« six eargo-patsenge’- ves- goods. _ ™ lvJe»re described as pre war The greatest importance -lustst "< ljti>fllnd of medium site The four plus craft were built during the he attached to this declaration in r and were not otherwise det* view of the increasing gt«'. Ity of the European ‘economic crisis. It tbad. * i.„ . .i . i .k .iJ * * aituation which is going to _ worse o. fore it ran start to get nlted States government urgent better. To use the graphic warn­ desires an Increase* in Kuhr ing of French lta nadler: a] production In Germany as a “The hour hat Premier come for Europe ndamental requirement for the to organise or die.** vary Of -Europe, Marshall told a new* conference a t RVir coal is of In te m t to. aA n a tlo n a over Europe hut that present there are no phna to ng FVenee, Russia or any of the **- Aar countries Into Brltish-Amer*- — X KVsnssMI mb l*sil r.m fi * Committees Get lusy In Paris As Ministers Leave h e n d r ik i* r u s t in g WASHINGTON. July I ft m President Ttuman ircpmniended to. Congieit today in an immediate slat! upon n 10-year piogiant for controlling Hoods and - thveteping water tttouirci ol the Mississippi River baim. lie asked 1250,000.000 to get the w-oik un­ derway. N O . 171 J To Feed FuHed Zones Ia sonic Lodge Holds is o la t io n M e e t ----------H. kf. Gleason of Laks Mary » installed as noble grand of „ iford I.O.O.P. Lodge No. 27 at It* me*ting .last evening. D.D.G. la tte r Wlllkrd MacDonald ami Is inatalllng staff from Orlando •rfonM d the Installation. n T t^ T S iT S : •her rover Wllllama as wre: Grover id; J. P- Jobe aa warden: uffman as conductor! C. inson aa chaplain; C, L. right scene supporter; as left seena sup. . WUllama aa right W noble grand; W, O. left supporter to fra u d ; D. C. Howard aa h t supporter lo vice grand and B. Lovsjoy as left aupporteT .grand. Spotta was Installed as ‘Ian and Philip Keaaian. A fter the wero and G, U S f. Ity !.. ». CltAKAl.ES A ir" * " — ATHENS, July lb t/1h ■Greek army p l a n e t hammeied 2.50(1 Lellnt guriiill.it trapped on the! slopes <►!. Mount l , unite north <*t IcnnuiA (J.inm.i) today as thiec gmrinmrnt brigades rioted in- for a showdown h a r l 1 e, mililaiy sources reported. rtt; - 1'rtjx-f—t;r Army aulhuiir'jrs sajd_thal ptr^-, Sh**'11 XI—«, n. t-^1— uh*»hcautions alio had bren t.ikf .1 n r r * “ ’’ •*- *sssls.rv ,od other examine the i. main ,.i as , nitirliiru * itfli't tin t Hftp firiiM ftl |u lltiS lt.iiff <m.l against any- new . 1nva.10n on G.cck h ......... ........ .......................... .... a- n, thf , hl soil. Die aulhuiiiirs added that lliMim at Ikr \fimi« ||i,ir i ll*** ..IIn* vli**riff_ Ji.ul l+: ±11 Gieek intelligence repott^ dtidin- to tnv'e-m jnip ;rrobbery. ed' there were, six gun ill la coucfn tlation centers, litter in AJIninii and three in Yugoslavia, from, which new offensives could be launched. These repoils said the largest of Hie three in Albams was at Lescosic, and that a hos pilal for the gurtnllai was located there. ulM L I Senate Asked To Probe Dicsposal Of EleclionCase y ; R t y Check Bill ! ' , oSeen i it-.nTetl Fdr i S enate FtfieOlfel lok LONDON. July 10. Auth­ oritative Whitehall source j, ex­ pressing support for lateat Wash­ ington proposals for a self-sup porting Germany, said today Bri­ tain would ask the United Stales to take over a greater ihare of the cost' of feeding and running the economically fused British and American .occupation tones. f« |U « l !• e x p e r ts to be Disced before the U. 8. governmeot late this week or early next week when the twq reun trie*' topmost expert* ots Germany meet In Washington to diacuat aspects of the economic and poli­ tical future o f Germany, the *Informant* said. .1^. MKKT POSTPONED The meeting of tho City Com­ mission scheduled for tonight hiu been again poetponrd until F ri­ day evening due to two members being out of town and one mem­ ber being unable- to attend due to lllqeis, it wee announced this by H. N. Price Collapse Is Predicted- By Former OPA Chief is5 » 3 I t X 2 ^ im i * inttN m . im a tro w F .R ♦WASHINGTON. July 1ft ' r I in Urilled * S tilt* has ptojHised II tui I.tin Cohfete tit e tr< Isegin 7ut cri 1 |ipa'rn\e peare Ii m T ■1!c . atiamloiuuarst **1-rise lug■f lir.ils dtctllton wllich hss u u-rtl lor. Germany and Am- \m->u sn of finals, ditVlosing Judo>%Slid they, sir uncertain hetlier Russia will accept the npc«.*l. .which syoqld have th* I* flirt I «( eliminating » mg Hig . Four Oil Hi^hls (liven Private Owners In (blades Park Area > . e a f » S’ Hi »' a fnr the .ctjhs'tlt ' pr-sgralts*. t their 1.,ret. particutariy if they d principle* »* lll>erty .sad los’lre. ,, , , ,, , ,, „ ll-.ii-e nti.-a.lv lit- |"is-*ed tin- ...... rigid* r.* o’t which may he Ol 21 Crash Victims am! ", itie «it-’inocralle U ont ' a.UIng". " f I1’"...in r(.l« | ni llh ■ ■ ■proem’s." « . * iI . ni at h ,Mfl' nnfound us tin- ares, * • "Tsidav. jtmt as It! 1"2 > p rice x.« dteeloinrr retntirsi; tn . i.-nl.. i j t»ld _rhi* I lie. pt-ieliiig legislatidn vvould r hnvr lm ilted tu »uit of |. ....... Y U ' - . t , jit 4-viitr> f.,f royalties of t-H • iuu.'-*t!siiti< xs'nsild ti. V hand,' (UlglerMn declare*! T»n.e AritH-* .......................... . ll«- «>cret " !*. ' "“ ''m 'h" 1 , > f. production if the gitvernment *• t (kef I.V f|*e <| 4,1(4| V II.4I again, the puce stru ctu re Is ate.I San-lm Itn*.’ m m tll-m pieppie.lp, 1 * ' ' ‘ • li’liirv liln ltsi.i *: )|.« WSllltl ever ,1- .-i.|.-• ;■ pentltt tlriihng tlirough distortion* and Initial- N. M. M vi unit •( tin- l i i t l i - '1 ‘ ■■-r 'here Suml i. F,|e| ,«l i* footl’i t ■ r ,v...... a nee*." i "a n in -i I....... >p<.< I . , l . r,,|"l ' 1‘ ' 'i-eie undei v • - I• lt*|. Snoilhei* it* Flai tot.t a - !*• t ■ I fill* IriltjlpA 1<| *p .t , , . I-, ■.ny 1 . 11.-Xt I I-’j w rni ns prujei t repott, r In* ■ 4iicui re t us Peter— iwi (Ik* ’ll -— i tn intve lift! filin ' io, k n u w n nf n r ai i|i;n n n l*u. S S 3t rUi kIIU e * iI nn ’ally nuthim,n »)( ,' I .lie ", , -4irr‘« propo'sl, _h(n *’x;srv*sed the IF iIlls i; (|i ' ",tM^l .....i >« im m......... i.f |ii '"<rii<i. „f 11,«. I’m . , .t .,'n i, |(St iesfivlal.nl, |<H, ’(view 11 #• • ape at * irih, f*f* 1 * dlirp nf u ii] k tti t h(i | *11 ■ that “individual right*' p v. . xytil lie- «pnt Ii; . • . qiijtmriK. prulMli ; •hnul.L gi, Hawaii I h Called O ff i*t -*cq.t tut m- i. . t iu. fnilhci llisn those ___ It (i.i Imtey. tt*j InHtailftient P lan To ____ f-e.tie R. Gtnvi— . v-lm , .lircrw r' ............ tr ilv B.—S20. ' —” ” - ------------------ --------------------------- ---------------------------— 1 A: ■-«------------------------ J- ’l l ■ —‘ft. ■---------------------J _ .1--W-- . w mam ■' ■. • 1--------------------------., Vs«f the SI tate.’’ Z Bmm--------------------- 4—:------------------------ Ba iB-------------------- ,. hfauhntt.ih ‘ pi 1. 1'. • 1 Do » *td c g -W ld m ig Ho n o l u l u . July i «. ia i -Tim ‘ u f r;n -.xsllMHr.1 Rep, Hoe veil (R*Inwa). read to Be Used By R ailro ad s strike ttid mh l*..u , I rurft ‘ 1 "" 1 Tr i' e nil1 la1 mill " t), ,\e, Hmjifl A*fm«nUtv C* «ni the com re it tee u telegram of opIn Hawall'a Iflfi.fMMt.OOO pine Ytn k. apple industry vended. today n* ab­ 4 |$|i}»risir«l * .til |x.«Hiott front five Iowa constitu­ U I the i t '|w rs „n a itijm ed CHICAGO, Ju ly 10 (AT—Most ruptly as It beg'an six day* ago. ents who le- said owned 1,000 Morey F light Made the accldrpj, Isvn s till re lm iii of the nation's major railroad* k|is|lR f f i Y r tlin g * jts 4 4 w 4 j5 ttii tore* In' th» Ever glade*.-and said tastrar Conciliator Nath, Wit Urn ClMiraJ list 11,.■, | , , are planning lo offer tickets and anFederal Fur 13 Y ear O ld Girl their oil uglitj, I Im- proI*. Felnstnaer annuuncr.l that Hnill iglies. ti. svln, MtiffpfCil in other travel expenses for sale (he (TO tec Ici|.' #' tnngahnrrmen'a and Wareti t ikna tel net itipmre-, hriit.etl fs-gs ;ui.t on the Installment plan. hniiaciurn'a Union had called off Rep. |l,<n e tt ufl-Wyo* r e a d .a MIAMI, Ju ly It:. i.Pi - A p t-ji‘ fia c tu n .l k iljl. Hint t'ncns ' A "liberal" credit plan will he u 'I im iif opppsittois telegrams strike and that the Industry ycar-’ ht girl wills.an ;.]«n iaftny ItmiriK.i, . its tec c- l e r t IVIU brnlInaugurated by mors than GO car the rrin«iilrrflt'«ill j i s l had agreed to rtopen contract pin tt* her tlin-dt mi I*, d ill Sic I* 111 mid *k"u|f Irn rtin iilm i.-i“ of them .(tuns tlse Miami ‘ . riers on Kept. I, the Railroad negotiations men. • Immediately. A'orlf today nfl, r n , tulle W il t' A f i v k I-i ,--fi, cvn* ||«> 6nt\ Passenger Inlerritoria! Commit Chief Harry Bridges said work­ flight*which emset-d th'- *'.stihl.i-it'i woe <-i Ite in ’ alauilil the pla August XllpUiin. president of ltn r ari^t tee announced. Payments for the • , . I Go- Palgtovc f’o . testified that ' t(t crniM- tin harmed. ticket* .and other expenses, in ers would r e tu n to th'dr Jobs'at Nell, f - nr.-f,,, proposed expansion, of the (k s-tndra Issuer nf'tTvton, PalslnVi «linii..f, .,f tt,r CAA, CAR eluding cash required for pro- noon. * Iftfl IL N* Lawrence park would entail "'The t h e wholly unThe areord beiweo.i the union trim ' m at Zone, awalio" -.J Itiejiin n Sc-nat, i.nimirThe Jvcie sttli posed trips, will he mads o n ' n I I GYff necessary Inking of p riv a te land.' monthly hatif up to on* year.. and industry leader* a ft/r fiv e 'vc»t. 1 lay. Her mntlu r, V -■ M 'iri":1,1 work. Ttn ir fiijrflrtg* ,nrc tin, ^ I t « P , l CX« t||n fr Ift. said th at lire" mhi .immi acres ,I, |., .f ,|\ ,, i 4 All Western carriers and most tuibulent dayx brougtst pr nce once IJiueF, arranged fnr 1,11 • ii.rtgeiicy ' x| m-cIi-.|r>, teof S ta t e land* ill the are a are «■. .I* to the territory a n t tnded flight aboard is Pais American somethin in tin. iiirnntime. n of tha Eastern railroads are to Bgslri "completely adequate fo r th# the threat that the strike .might clippi r to Miismi. * They arrived, pul,Inheal : .* *eherinle,j ,,, 1 rticlnalr in tha plan, said IL aprran Ihroughout other major at E' 10 A. M. today. park ."-■ 1 ssmeks ut citlwr Mejhpurru Kiddsl, rharman of the com­ Klipstcflt, saying that the pri­ Indiisirie* to cripple ■erteuily the ConqieMng *c|,e,|,dea to New, ^teint. mittee. The rallroadi, he said, vate property In the Everglades M v . i m i : i t W M V J i l i f i f 'd entire economy of tho talanda. j York svero lacking at thnCteter, ro 1 ‘ * . would work in cooperation with' ha* "great phtentiat v«lne." a r ­ * ” 1the rhild nnd mother su n »ped nn * . . local bank* in mqat cities offer­ \ \ v I n d o o r F o u n l M i n s gues! that #_',000,000 appropriated ACood alcohol, la made hy neti-’to New Yurx aboard another Pan I A g C H C U 'H r i g h t U V O T ing installment buying of rail­ i’j the Florida legislature to ac­ trallslng with lime "wood vinegtir", Amcncan clipj-cr, tin- .,niy p.m „ . ... • , road transportation. quire private land* is “grim ly MHMI i t . t.-i ’ l t d AT-The I*r t ' H l l ^ y f i t C f I* IK1I inadequate to compensate private No collateral would ba requir­ obtained by the daatruclive dia- aengerg In the craft. They hi -' i my of tin" indoor fountain* owners." i rlsYd (herj at 8:30.A. AL • . _____ ed and no doom payment need­ filiation of tvood. Iml tie* owner, trnanlx. instil sure ed. The Interest rata would be TALLAHASSEE, July Id, The t’lumers «”d Imllder* tb* usual rata charged by local se State Game and Fman tCatrr banks for consumer credit loans, | Fish Gomiiiis'ion today appi-aied i t - 4 l i l t O e r I w t l Y . ________________ LocaLRcal-I£*ta te Riddai said. li ar ai, in,nn. lien im u r miM* ' fTs~ twein ftxtnrdav wb"’i Wilt* -T5T ranH actions M ade M -uf svatrej l.epan to niml rt from r-ilijis-* p „ i | rionra of a Navy Investigating fresh water fish (n the eta to. Sir. and Mrs. Hyde Terwillegar, apartment tnitlding in the bon* 'howlng that they were In LRlKailno over jurudiettert ol r,c.r*r.wove*airbus nf ML-mivtbis recently sold their home in By BOBBY; PARKH Society At A nnapolis Ijoeh Arbor, have purchase.) tha the Ivwlnnerte axrirtfmlng—claw ’ twa aavnciaa waa^ J .rssu.hr t ’aasp fwtlbe Tile r l—, , litlt* te*« of home of Mr. and Mrs. U. B. Crum­ bV * Ifglxlativo dc-itsiatlo,, Camp Winona ' fnr Seminole and If Uiey contimn- to work like WASHINGTON. July t t , (AT— County boy* under the direction they have he,-n In rte«c* theyll ‘hm Imke Okw choW and n m»r- -vntrr e.,orinu«l Rondav and Man- ley at |20 W y|t Sixteenth Street. -.-,1— o—v»«-rd«r--- Itiw-nurte The Terwillegari will move from Adm. Dewitt C. fUmsey, Jr., vice of TI. E. Morris began- Monday he jissln g their I.Inn - xibtMiii-Utrfl -til IliC . li l - Jtililn- ihxei-- arr w .-m lio . w o n t , 1m__ a . o r k _ i u . B i r l.rxrh Arlmr to the C nitnlty bom# chief of natal operations, said to­ morning t f i r t r i ;*erUk of laegha, tcilt1, ______ -= ......... • salt wgj^ct.-.Tha board of cc.n^rday he le "delighted" th at the _____ .___aa _ __ , Aa aYtratnatie climax‘to a swell 'r"H°n adihlniifeV* togulNtthttn 1.1 .jiicxl jrnw- liuilding tie** door In September, It wax reported to­ shouts and ■plashes the____ campNavy ii Investigating a secret era were aaalgned to cablna and first day of ramp was tbe camp-governing taking of ,*!( water It cor tinned t.’.ilaV th hnlh Itnibl day. Mr. Terwllleger Is pro at th* society at Annapolis. worked up. a hearty appetite fori fire. Entering thecouncil ring to fish. tog-. a>, F)lu<” b-"' cyptOrerl pine Seminole Country Club. Mr. and Th# society, known as tho th* dinner meal. I the steady beat of a tom-tom, the .However. Ihe Game ar.rl Fresh I,,,,-* the l-|i|(l||lg eoptraetor Mrs. Crum lev recently put chsse.l “Green Bowl," has bean a subject o y- ol i-i|..( rw.rjno. and V* f Htir the It. C. Unwind home near in th# earty afternoon thel first thing to meet the eyes ofWater Fish Commission contents of rumor and discussion for 40, swimming tests were Jaksp and the campers was a large circle, it has jurisdiction' over frx-.it scat- n iiltr—«se*. fuirid'ire end floors, Silver t-ake. 23 boys passed tbe test for white signifying according to an old er fish even if found ir. Icgislly gesa, in*'iranre »i|lus'»r. was l.af. r w ia Mrs. Amanda E. I’oltelger re­ “A* a* * *m concerned, I'm ribbons which signify the camper Indian legend, a circle of true salt water. fte-t a s 'he wnleked the Jets soak cently purchased property In tha prepared to Uke an oath that it can swim 100 jrardt. 8lx other friemi»hlp_ Within the circle wCrrl Circuit Judgr Hugh \f . Teyior No. cities to the sntirce of the Lake Ellen Addition at Casaelhas atver been used in the furth- boys passed the' 60 yard test and many Indian signs which like tha of (Juincy hears! arguments In th e water were found. Meantime irate herry from, the CasselberTy Gar­ of oelf-lnterevt, or pi omo received the hiu* ribbon. The rest outer rind* wero outlined in lime, <Injunction appeal today hut made tenahts nre taking' metis out anU dens Real E ttata Co. for .a re­ pf the campers received red ribr*a> t'M ’l no immediate riling. ported consideration of $6,000. some ate stepping in hotels, » - “This plan does not change the desirability nf the ultimate es­ tablishment of vallar authorities, but the urgency of thy flood prob­ lem i» such that we must take hecestary steps to expedite this program without awaiting drier* mlnntlnn *>f' the administrative p»**rrn tor the various regional valley development programs.'^ Seminole County Boys Heartily Enjoy tlrstD a y s Activities At Canip Winimft ' fromexerciklnd iutladiet-xM i over ., • " i V - --*« heit* Aug IT tfttl* |iim v fisted >n luU Its ».1T W X M ilM .i ^ (i* -\i ) v L? J iii* >ett.il<q i.’to ."■Lit < 1><m Serustr I.mI ,* V* u i'^ Ir^Hr Ik , , . ■!j}f lu .In c Dip.,. t r of * Ji indhng ■t r> tf. i; i ’ll* .J» i ||"U i ilci ]^i ,n>’ i ' i - i id nri ' « ui it fisUt ("j-trk 11 .i '-i d *d**' jw.ish tin- w|i:>!v miidenl.*’ Atom Bomb Plant Report Made To To Be Placed On Kiwanis Club *0n , Permanent Basis National Meeting P r o p o s a l Based On A b a n d o n i n g Bir P o w e r D ictation. C ontrol By ► I I- <ailed ,oji it^* - inulion .In a special menage. Mr, Ini• disyliarye the t-id tarv <: nimttt or lug rise veto control over man outlined a progiam that em­ ‘ wjliill s'njrtl M t lw to I'otlpJh cvris piiiiiliuli g o i n g into the braced also navigation, .irrigation, »s Usui in<Miniti i ]Ut_Kciu! its . treaty.’ hydroelectric power development Iiltiotl wtticb «ftl!ji . ill lilt <Uih and other utilization of w ain re I he proposal svhich went out on.111 im|«trv hv t!i^ >< sources. K I frn d a n ago and to which A source close to the general New Mexico Factory W iiniiiiRAgam .tC‘'*ni it” l• pltes have been received vet Hut he said flood control must stuff inilttYitril.fa*! night that tin* fl . , . ... n. * ,fH 11 11,1 I 1 Uj,m* 1,1 would not only Isk- ttea|y>mlkltrg corne fiist in the lighl of Hood fithl of the payoff hattlo tn y y tll 1 *C IV louC t P IlH IIU H tll \ v *ih* u *, :*i i v ftiirt - in '• lrr~ t he” t Ftifr ‘‘ist ..1 the hinds ol Eiur nations losses on the Missouri and Mivn* rises! in New l ’l:m lly I?c i m c r J.’. I ■• r and turn it nsrr to I I. but tl sl*.r sippi this vear that may exceed lrroplitano* attil vuiltkon wh^iv.1 *— -—— , .* , , , uni I , I li'lnli a tvvml birds vol$300,000,000: he said. I lie army had guerrillas1 li> I 1.1 ON t \ i;\3 '!•"•• »h-m I " " ’” I. 1,1,1 l ’ l' t'»: t'1 mi <*ti / tt .... «ni system among the II *> that Specifically, the President ash­ surrounded. Vasilikon is only foi,irj .*WA*'HlS(s|ON July Ift ■l‘! ! *1 thru Intnifati. ud t i o 1into a!:. ,| illaiih m *h •i tn-re w1illsi l>e tin seto would ed at this session-of Congress, in miles from the Albanian finis. „ ! rccmtlv held in ( h K omic i j t . Ikm .,a ln l e w '<e |»eifmlled. tier. i I he l tilled Mates is putlinz > ' , , . . . i i , addition to funds alirady made ...... . , , , . ini the threat ft! ft. t ■ ‘ "huh f< n, ■ Rr| i. i. ^ lop milt In nr iitifjiorItii*.$ iiid i atom h-’iiih fjitidiY iiti ,1 'tiTtiii’i* ■■ « . i, » , , 1 S \ iuIksj-sdor Wrfltrr Reavailable, $ 2 37,000,000 (01 "the they feared a new Urge-Male | *,om ...... * ><> A m en.. . .1 .UNam-hlrr . . . ifetrglr.1 by l.m . delt ‘Smith, on confidential ”sArm y Engineers who handle flood i m n i l h optretion ifiJhi* Kleriu* | ncnl t jtbif J pJirly anil'It* liL rtm til : end ■»*-J _s s ti :-tmr» from Secretary „f Sta'e control work, $10,000,01)0 fnr the area facing the Yugoslav border. This giitn footnote to t!i-* boil rAdfuinisltalion .si \\ n |i .niomit i Avtdl lo t Hi­ M ststiall, lias di».*U*»rd the nesv ( issmIIhoi) on pHf» Reclamation Hute.su and $3,000,with lo .s state of. cont.itrtt ! < < ! i'.r bc‘ d t i c i I t» tt i a n jo and th«» far fruitless rlt. ri —X ( t - r n.-d —M-st-v* 0 0 0 for the soil conseivation tucht iif. Hnvill Itn “Eh ” *i“ :i", j Ueescw—tR— s|o t » “ “ l i t u p Ivo'itct coHTrots m et nuftea t .« unilerstontt to have trtdieatWeir today inf"H- i ii. tli: ‘ i. The* United States tllrecllve len rice.' . ! itishbe ..f th-’*e provision* energy canie to light lodrv in an .1 I louse P»..M| 1,(11 piaxlthuout prut Formal estimate* for the use take* on particuiar xlgiilfltnnrc !n kaslner arid Oil.,, iters ■ 11 tantin us->1 istt T hf^t view of the approaching Anglo- of this money, he saitl, will be Atomic I iiergv Comnits’H’n an lepffsetilrd rhe I .1 tied it I ■j f01 '* ,v» *-«• the i.,yd I American conference in L'ynshing* forwarded liter. Clltiili III VIBjtlojr rsEvjspc 11, tt fntetl tonsrh!ion ui-i v sr iru. it ton to -'iwusa meihnd; for 1n"Let »* tin-vigil tha next t to '<11dt: pigrnrih.i|e read al tiic to- ct'n, at tl-c f m * ,,hJ . 1 .. .ng- toe 'ait-.uspui u nc ion) I’doi tor l!te Inst lea prtwhnrtion of thr Ruhr'upon tvlilcKi * * * * * * our^progrem and the war*built i"»n <d I t ente, by II | ‘ H r?m|:itl. - s, ,|J ■ - ptD economic recovery not only of Cer- Pu* *"'* money to work, to gather Hr MARVIN.I.. ARROWSMini N . M. • I lie principal s,^min t ig ,iri,.| ninny but of Europe depends so with aueh additional money a* iii,.-a* __l _ WASHINGTON; July tti. id , Fhel. first A ituiJili was — made lu th i iimmom-i, ' tcljcrn-* as gtr ? heavily. That eonfen’ii*-* is like- may be required and as our eenn Former 1‘iice Administration 10*00 ’“I ........ . ,1 ■ I! ly to p|vot on it • dtowd'iwn be* omy from year to year shall per Herlderkon said today*lie sees •‘lit­ ihetr and tested at AUmscotrlo, rh in the rcpt-tl ,iyaj tint * - t sikii' n .lie HS± tween the two countries over the mlt." Truman declared. “ In that tle immediate danger of n Ma.Ior ft. M . two yens ago Imlav. Louis Hudro.’ Inline: tnall.lgm : .’ll I by ot* Hfitlsli .Socialist government's in­ way we shall save ourselves un­ ilrnrr«*ion hut th*i pr*rr* may r n . WASHINGTON* July Id. '-P>— /*,L" vomniosi-.n announcemeiil editor of the D itly ^ te tte r , oil, r‘ sistence on nationalisation of the told billions and pave the wav -collapse R,.js Pc in —in f D Fbs* mb) a ■■■—e-y tiltaalrouslv as they did cm Ruhr copl mines. Tho Untied for the lOeal.h prodnelln,, „ )B, «fT afterr World-War World War t. .said Can-’tl |vicf., r‘ V , .......... .... pf the C.'inum itii'' 11,”i*.* t'sddic I Indi SulH'Omrtlttee I. * « that " ' C«” "U 1I ;ton,*Miu j„|jn 1e»»tit)l States tins opposed ‘Ids, nnd the surely will flow from Die Into-J.it,'-. I list -K- TiV-’l . '.f tile E.verr ".While that, collapse („f (of l tiietl Ysvv Navy rapt rapt-mi oidaini f ■",1 ".Whil.!| tired ,-n and and oi<l,m " "tit ’ ’I tbp ,sf f ifiY U at inn .if 1 1,,»»»n, t'epsH (jlaite* Natlount t’ssk would ni*t other day pt-nposed that nationalSll cannot * * compare, compared *Uh the ex,se.t. will .............ha..... -d ite- tmn whm I,, i”inrt! il,c ( afls d A nf l' ' Ithi^ji iration lie deferred for five year*. grated development of our vat 21' f. i.-rt - giving luivate owners the , ep in f a tear Inn * I^L lrn?e“ H.'.,'l ’ ’ sat.I ' 1 i Man,.’, , ( i;..sei to .. -it -I r.-x>..> Washington takes the view that levs." letatneil nine | iteM - i- ti, It sins oo no npicnic, l[eiitlci«in n . , I *1.- ■>*!-•« v "where ’ U ...„ h , ami l mi I l l l l r l l i l l rintldnnlixntion is t <111641105 for 141. , ) Mr. Truman, who last wenk ,,, n ninlrmmt prepare! f.,r ijj- nuilti million .•» -Its, nnc 'scn-eiii " ' I tit, S’at ■I; myk IIS111I* the German people to dsciilo. i*» Suna' I •ign t: ■ •pints -I 'f. It i i’ iu,-nt c.iute a* publicly renewed hi* advocacy «>f, |«inl sommllle.. on toe •■.rnuen' pi net am is mid i ,v I sin o n -I si, %il I ' r f * i - If*" .»«« ■lull If.,. Of course it’s easy to understand n Missouri Valley Authority atom ;! r,q>«'i t. lit M l lf ' M ll i li i ' ‘ ty*Vtr*\A *♦.! • ttlttllHre*' ir r r d . Coir llrd .-i! I (,r. . Ati, I 11 lil* 1 IX why a hminlist government, which the line* of the Tennessee Val-i He tir-senled his d h i-mnt av l.m in- fr win, h., |„ rt, .ini,- in ih'ut wtpansion of » r hzati \'ji|nli*i it! .Mich I lotion to 4„ol. |„ n i‘ < 4 t* M * • * i ••-al h i „ | ranks nationalism e* one n( ft* ley .Authority, made this refer-1rhslrmrui -d ilie execut'vo rnmmitl)"* 3*'III lllll tf*|7 ,nl4l*e4-tl*# J*f *» the l". 1,000 Bile- ;'.tt k aiutind the cardinal tenets, should want to i c of A.nerleana for Democrat!’ lo ll,r. commission sm r it look j f.x t|n. trnpiir > in nppru*- •.-ullierts tip "f H 't ’da to 1, 100,. see it carried out in Germany an I ence In his message to euch pro­ Action, in organlxation of *olf-!ovci ihr Aimv s Manhattan piop otMt acre' M urfsTU an.a dozen > (litl III Vive -it Slat‘isiitlmr.. I’rjvate ms tti t » otfiect to tnelusson posals : elsewhere. It will lie surprising, Idt'iilily Is'sl.thlislu'c! allied “llberr'a commlMed to the ect at the start of-thu \r tr. PARIS, July tfl, (Ah- France roposed today* to the .-omn'lltre f European Economic Cooper afon that It* Id member c.ationa jirlude overseas production of <«. satlal maiterials In compiliitr their reds and assets under the Marhall program for aid to the eonnanE atep, propoied by Fiench ... 3.- vi*«HHtl«iira -**!» F«mr| ta Herve Alphand to the j session of the new eronImie organliation'i steering Chinese comDike R epairs nlttes, would bring into recovery plans tha far-flung British Em­ D isrupted By Reds pire, the vast colonial terrltotle* pf Francs and the colonial pusNANKING. July l« riVt-UNUsalon of Qther members In -all RRA ordered it*' employees tpparts o f the world. , , d*y to withdraw from the Yellow The commlttefl J i t axaiKne.l the] |i |Vcr dike project after Chinese of drafting Europe's tialanrA Chief of Staff Chen Cheng warn­ Jhoat bT the full economic confei- ed that thr government,could not rvhlch cloied. here yesterday be respuniilkly fnr the aafety of _ j« * a m em ttrs settled down UNKHA pci ,o>i,ocl on repair proj­ ork Igsmediately at tho French ects* iu tcrritiiTy where Cotmnuu foreign Ministry- They will lay lata are operating. iwn a working program for subMeanwhile, Gen .Yeh Nan, ommiMeei on fuel ann power, government representative on a antcort, food and agrlcult'ir# commission for repair of Yellow ,_d Iron and (teet. The suheom* River dikes, said disruption of nittees on fuel and power, trons- repairs hy Communist military , food and agrlcufture and Iron I atari. Tha subcommittees will operations threatened the safety undvr a five-nation executive bf 3,000,000 people living on the •outh river bank. He told news .ittae. conference summer floods might W f g aites t . of Western and South- make repair work Impossible and ropean countries approved said government' and UNRRA ir» __ e.urop committee setup yesterday In groups would have to turn to third plenary session of a emergency relief operations. four-day conference. They will »**t again until the commtt___are ready to report, prutmbly In l^ta August or early September. B ritain To A sk U. S. I P r « n L a u r d W iro Asked By U. S. To - WASHINGTON. July 16 OD ijrertlary of Stale Matihall an­ nounced today the United Slate' is Lakint Hep* to turn over Ml Merchant ships to Turkey. A* a first move in the new piqgiam «>t strengthening the Turkish armed By A n o c ia lc d H ■■ i Vte • ! -■ - VOLUME XXXVIII i . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 15, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 15, 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/35af54214cf7128cc3457fb169383e96.pdf f4133397d04942000af669043f8d867d PDF Text Text —r—T--- T- r , --- -■---- i I . ■ . ■ S B ------------fr- v 'r a » fr: PA < La t I By T1 MONDAY, JULY 14, 1W7 V* THE SANTORH HERALD, BANPORD, FLORIDA PAGE BIX Caldwell Speech Seminole County Court Records Tax Bill Nathan Mayo To Speak At Dinner Of Market Heads 0 -M • c Rail .,V . a»e» men | tl wan .4 I Teat • 't **|n U I t s Hal* I»av* *•? Cine Ckle PhR lilt* n ii Is-st !*T Was Chle .It. I M w Ds r. (■ U aily Thcrt Is Strength— To P ro tect tha Peace of the World) ((-•a'laae* leiha Paa > o si| THE W EATHER ICaatlas** tra,* Paae flail iraailaaeA Irani f i l e Oatl To Prom ote the Progress of A merica; Funeral Home where they »»*.. clea and the “ international situ­ flva m onlhi vacation for Con. -Prodoes Tl for Hanford. “ r T o Proaperuy flowed Into a garage. Slightly ^cloudy tonlgh- and W ed­ ation". but declared progress bad grass after It adjourna, probably A member of the Puerto R ^,. nesday rsre p t local Ihjihdersho-v. l>aen made ini atatc, affaira sine* Ju ly 26. ■ INDIANAPOLIS. July 14. t-P) j i i.v i i . : iwt resilient - commissioner's 'o ff te ers In afternoons. I he ffnvr.rnora, la it met a year The aix top lawmaker! of House Wind storm s and flash floods hun- Washington was expected ^ h trt 11'iUar I ago JACKSONVILLE. Fla.. Juljr 14. and Senate met with President dav afternoon and night caused n . i N H i u i u»:»;n» this morning to help with tlJ A N I N D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W B H A P R H lie reported m nit atatei have — N athan Mayo, Flor Trum an at the White House, ami siidesnread dam age In r»ntral and Identification, and Brevard Hosw. _Alack, . . . tltetSr K' 111 Cli«» t e>> improved legislative procedure) .(Special) 11 **" • t ■ ■ ida'a Commissioner of A gricitjturr Senator Vandpnberg (HeMirh.i southern Indiana and cohipldt# alack tal officials, where 12 of ih t V O L U M E X X X V III Eatoblished 1908 allhnuifh * ‘lhe tmaD voice In the la to be the featured speaker and S A N F O R D . F L O R I D A . T U E S D A Y . J U J IS . Ill 17 N O . 173 stepped forth to report to news­ reports were still unavailable to­ Jured were adm itted, were hops, A s s o c i a t e d P re s s L e a s e d W i r e ' 'ArtcH. tlltam H -*»u* Oil** t.. procee»rt of lawmakinR ii that guest of honor, at the annual ban­ papermen: C lii II «*u< tll*<1>s A. day because of* dam aged com- ful that one or more of the >rh!rar<1. Join, II Jr " u s Mildred of the' average citiien. Special quet of S tate M arkets managers m uniriatlon lines. I. No new session Is conJetnvlvors might be able to U .,’ Krnupa and intereata (till too and officials In Jacksonville, the ,10 Bereinol* • u n tr • I |)|.KI>i S tate Police received by ia d ii a their beds to help. * N stur I Etsin »lvir Ele largely rontrol the deatlniea of night, of July 23. It was revi-.lrdf [h\ 75! report from a trooper -ilvlnr In 21 Die In .Florida Plane Crash M. lo t i n H M m n i *h»l Nancf I' the atatei. Two children escaped here today. * William L. WIIaonM 2” *. . * *> * h 0 °.* h ; ■ D u ttiill. H um an n u i Mai Salem th at that city bad bsfen One was a boy, Josa RodrigmT n i r . , i „ , of »♦ SUtate i. 1. waatraSa nullUPresident Would reserve the right “ Hut .u h at I have laid la not Director Markets, outlin ■CUra II llroan a*a»r unless llsnrv Ufiaw m/it ns# D.i#e I t partially submerged Sunday night laa plans asl.w. fo r 1his .1 ._ organisation's to expec t to m e a l unexpected ne ' ,Part in, T K n u i Ks,hr»n II. f* to he Taken to mean that the ing t by a. flash flood th a t caused, ex­ t It. I. IUt«!ala. average rltiten (a entitled to deep two-•Jay conference. July 23-24 in resettles. rtensive damage bub.no loss of life. 12 broken bones. The o th e rth if j Itll'in Elm* II I*J"* of l.lojd aympatlyy. On the .country, he Motel George Washington, u l t r a •• 2. When Congress sends Mr. mma • • '1M.I Edith Milfoil T»»t«r TW report sa id 41rock.Creek had was Ellen Acevdo,-B. • ^ | Trum an the Republican Inc.mu I Tate, U*M A. <g Welter l<l(h outnumbers all th« self-serving number pf S tate and Federal i-f. ■ swept through the ren te r o f Salem, Resides Pura Rodri^ui*. th, j tax reduction bill, as It Is ex­ bloc* and If he would bestir him­ fteials.-and m arketing ea p erti have • IMPat Ktelyn inundating. |mrt of 4he huslqrw other passenger on the critical 1 pected to do this week, ha wen't ut (lot M l lll’.KW* SGMIXOLK THi self, could l-e the rider and not accepted invitations to attrini. j'gr and residential districts, arid that list lx Carmen Rodrlguir *hs 1 Morph Erank tl. »<u« llm j 11 •»- ridden.” , . ' Development of the Florida sya delay his veto. To wait th# full L -. Kin--—!.* < tJ 'F la M “ T 1 Co Add some iihuseholdera wero rescued has a broken liaek. ! 10 Java allowed him might affect tern of State-., operated m arkets The Florida governor lerm H 10 A Sant from housetops. Telephone cir­ Mearmai IV f etna Motile-• a budget authority without- powet has been completely comprised the adjournment schedule. wo,,**r* ‘o plough I S t a t e m e n t o .Stresses O rganization To P ro ­ cuits into Salertf were' down. B ritain Investigates of NK'i .» nWS n| NWl, ar t to reorganiie and eonaolldate “rel­ within the period of N athan th ro u g h -th e knee-dean water rs. • i s 3. The group has agreed th a | NM of hi <» r f«tt\ of x w , atively ineffective.” He said s Mayo's service as Commissioner it will lie “all but ImpossiM#’* The storm cut a wide swath ported the Injured and dead tsngl 1 . H i g h e r Standard ceed In Spite Of R eports Of I tterPIC. 1-11-11 through the central portion of the ied inside and ' outside of tha Jtae*. lUl'lrmn-, I. elo i Cotnlrn trend tntvatd re stra in e d purrhav- of A griculture. Director Wilson to reach conclusive action thlT . O f Living, Econ­ } state sta rtin g at Lafayett*. then Possible Delay Of pointed out. The prelim inary leg­ craft. One survivor was rsported j mjt has continued and rited the session on the President's re ­ N ational B r i g a d e ■ r... IxH. I. 11 A It lltk It lifted veering east tn Muncie and then fourfd 30 feet from the »T#,k re/W "It la not easy, considering al structur* for the present mar- quest that 4.000.000 displaced per..| omic Independence A m erican * M o n e y south to Shelbyvllie, G reen,burg, nge. 10 feet up a tree and h u u l'n , Ovre l l.r tr S • All lilk t : .s “personal element" as lha chief kets srstem was seturrd through sons to be admitted to this M aking I n v a s i o n crtuluMa _ . Salem and New Albany. At least the trunk. th e leade/shlp of Mr. Mayo, and country as an emergency meas­ Ut ‘ T /teallp Trtnt f*o .. r f e.-rn of factor Involved In its success, liv .DRW ITT 'I M i l N /ll Hr The \.«oclalrd l’re«« six Qrrsonw were Injured in Ih* . Frank G ontalei, 12, whose left doesn't wxni w*r; H ntajn doe-n’i 'ASHINGTON. J c l/ 1$ o n . . K 10 artet of .NWH'hf HVVi, He--, state salaries and uncertain te the first m arket In the system was ure. ATHENS. Ju ly . .15 kfT- -Air various communities. 4rant* I t: nol«^j «anta it. AI* Foreign Affair* Vn-t st leg was broken, told reporte-t Nation Kuioprxn economic ap ­ nuie, to find purchasing person built in Sanford during the ,ear fH t-lt Tha United Slates today lot Minuter Panayoti* Canellopou4. Should the Paris eonfrrenr# Fallen trees apd utility poles it was dark and wa were flying Metki 7 • <>,• JeMlIiH .. U-tl nel with, .the training, ability an J 1934, salea startin g in IU3V From it >| Allil Vet " •• fintl "gi! • ••!'# From whjstrver angl. n proved today plain foi organiring W ashington on the Marshall Proposal for American occupation .authorities Officiate I * si * announced Jod«y that "the I t A II Franklin Terra-« cut off power In several seetlens. an initial volume of slightly more along and the motor flopped. Ev7 it th a t G m #1 «tt'ui! n . Mtn’il Coininuni»m «■• >.etrrn*.ineu “ii #x integrity essential to the wise tit:» l KITATK w nM T i.sr.rs a coopeialnc elfm l to rpeed ill* that a “ suitable and productive (ireensburg police said “about the erjrthlng wa» quiet.* We slnvyd than 1(00,000 for that first sea-, European economic recovery re­ Situatum lias radically changed in look ••• *iM-d. . I punklon that jl I* .l 4 >i|v.{ *V | #•#«, Consider Problem Martin C M etui Jenall tu l u r ­ expenditure of nubile funds. sult in a plan, the Senate For­ continenl's ie to v |ry unde, ihe only tree left standing h"-e Is the down. The ne^t m lnyts we eraikGermany ii necessary to make t u ks', I . * • ■ (Vinmuni»i !<■ 'lion \ ih! moua >iiunt-- of pnviptot uv • Ia^ui o f National fo u r* " -in EpiCaldwell urged caution in ad­ son. the business handled through one In the courthouse tower.” This N . Of U rg e n t' N ature it* I In-Intel • M |» rtiit Anna to J«r« m inistration of m erit systems for the 8tate-operated sales centers eign Relations Committee, head­ Maishall pioposxl' national • ■-ip#i itoi t .l liislkrstsuiHirevnl « liich in ttins rap* “ orderly and protperout." . ii'. #• u h f ir Gteek army troati* ed by Vandenbrrg, might retu o HIivpm tree has been a landmark for many has growji to -w e|l in ctccsv of to n itltu tr* n fes wit- -i *-**-iM * r t!ailrrdlv .« o u id tliii-nien world Nlbtaek. rha» f . ’ in tleo |* state -employrea, • w arning "too 130.000,000 annually, for the pre late In the year with a rleur Ihe delegttei unsnimously apwere reported mapping a pinceis years. ■« wax supposed "to'h.^-e J^ n e d T fi U " conl.ined ... ii> M \ \ IIARRISON nffrTr-fi'JsLiitJ «;liii'g f 1 ■ o y .| pegv# <<< • tgjTurtdah** often the so-called merit systems •taeh of w riting legislation for not-a pioved a m in c immiller <repoit N4W Y08K SrOOVIINOI Thnrnu C Dewey lx pictured filling his plat* i In' i (in i ih,.I tl-'ill'' rtarnp*# ••( th:« o -..-#.« om ion sitting gucitlU unit* driving night eraw at A ugusta. G... wx, nfW P0 " ^ aiiective outlining LAM SUCCESS, lulv l> l W'hltetv. C tll II rtu * iila-l»i gnore merit and become the ha­ sent 27 active units. The S tata • operated m arkets congressional action In the n#vr Andre, tn Pit it I'aderal H A L ven of. mediocrity. Premium +s at a luncheon held in hU honor In Kansas City, M o, by 0 .0 P. leaders nominsling Ibitain, France, Italy. —T hr (.m trd Stale* demanded t i iti t itongt-i *t!.j i iireported to have overalept, aqj baric American principles toward ' -• tinn. J vouth on th# k#v city of loaiiAkin hav* lust closed one of the best Ja n u ary session. of Knnsai and Misaouri. Dewey stopped off In Kansas City during hia ....................... ' Thr Athens #• .nm ent . t o i # * * ^ ( J , n in i) . missed tha trip. £ Gnvnany. Made public by ihe "Taj-lor, (• .A. etai Annie Hell tn placed upon longevity. This fie 11 .years In the history of Flori'U's today lin t th r * Unit-d N.ily-fThe conference lu rtn er elsrifi-.-d vacation tour through the middle w e s t (/nlcm ational Soundphoto) IC K.-l •!<•! ,revolt Lt bv hr -t I ‘ ' ‘ *s*ssi»y\t'***>. . /• STe7‘*««j!!r 2 ST'* "V IF. , eie.ally H, ■t ■I .u rim • •aatftard'Artimte was tonal ttm ir ' Tha plane was owned by tha 5 u le Department, it lupercedrkey executive c«immHWe--4t,J S atur.iv U u n ga . p t r a*to)wi| wnn»>» ■'iTTuT JB fl.T .'jr.rT A r pioneering system. Director Wil­ the program for windup of th" t t ml i ’iij1Tvro" imperirastlaa M I im s I'M i U«a» . IIIsti. Walter rtu i KWIta tn ton said today. The managery eon seeainn. Republican leaders In tb r setting up four scbiom m illfet on to the rxploMv# flail an pioblrin Ollly gi-i*t l-o irr re:-- i!i of iticg of Altinnniit. Vnijmiiv. l-s it-.d Iu *1 i|a n i rng.igeinents with guerrilla Maraaret l•a--r^*.r attir C. V’ ox*m' ,M$ 1$ th* * '» * « «11 « which has l.een strife. All three slates are under wHt Ilctm ea to t i r r y 25 p i f i / * * . m ix fcrance program will include a House prepared to meet and con­ Iirrshlp. At ,Rd he was the oldest I plan. Byrnes wrote Mr. Trum an Russian influence.) tilth . Waltar - tin EVilpn to iim m ii'r ................... imminfnt in B0„ h .1, 0- I tualim offrtM , • -- "... re i.it A \ i.iaj-i. • “'..f i .tuthe o- ^ 'n lte d , „ | M food and ' agrieultuie, imn and in view- ol it, "urgency." g e r. and a crew of three. m g ffe c t atnee May.' 1945. Glade** Park BUI U w ls.JX Tate summing-up of progress dluriug sider their remaining task* m representative. - | asking th a t he promptly cut off j Official concern bad been exUp'ictL M a in . -re • i" .|v Nation* llalh.in ln»— a tlg e iln / i n-i _____ T n t diiectivr m itiucli steel, lianipoit and co al'en erg y . Lieut. . . r H A r r r i . w o u r t ix a r |fei*chr| \ Johnson. L. ,!»' lyn't looking. for.Tj'-. wrviein G ieecf. .I lie > govemment the last year, the nutlining >rf light of the results of the df»• • *(to|i|«to* *• a*m Russia EUheirjr* ■Hlrhat-t E In ElntMa Three R epublican-C ongressm eni.any _ relief . - to* those , vnations refus-\ pressed th at the a ttark ers would to atart an uprising waa diclostj J Gentr'al Luciui D. U sy . Ameiic.su H > rIIn i #4 trmrn | 'a | i f»«#| plana for tha ygar ahead, vnd a cusalon. The p lrn * £ fecinn. third aim tv egafr. piofmvfct that tbr ■ -un tl clistgrd that ill# gneinll.s*' had i . i ,nR *•’ participate in the I’atia Ptat. flank. l>o reinforced during last night isolation conference 1 on th■ aid plan. Wfitein MoriJa that the State variety of' Inspirational A tn iiy w e s t n r i m r i m r M ' ar.d' tech' In the Senate the Ju d lriaiy proposed # .- the ,economic , lifting the tqtal n u m b e r] W "t commander, lo "exfit evby elem ent! of an “International today, the contfiencit^^invened halui • i d r t i n l all nlhei iniiev tliw l i ­ itA.sdetl" ‘Gieek soil from Alt Peim -m A etu i Henrietta has delivered $ 2 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 lo ihe nlf* ' inform ation calulate-l \fl Committee rejected 7 to 6 a pt .- ° f . MItlon* ^ fu s in g to |iaiti,-.held to more, than 4.000. ‘ ary effort to achieve economic brigade" declared concentrated on day. w ill/ir till lisst until the coni; on (heS'altan ca«e until i| a r­ Intoim anis clo*# to *h» to Methao J HIHkn etui Jane H pl«»> for WAR AID E RESIGNS federal government for (he pur- ^ ' P P»;*onnel of the StaU organ nosal to in restlgate the Justice i ’*,r '? ,h<' The latest a rre a ti were mids Albanian territory. No mention a m n i N i i i T - n r H n iir t,ti,i: ugity with • other *-iones” until niillee* have ifcmplrted llirir de rived l! a (lee l«lo|| 1 — . t u r p i general stall said a new . , , , , 1 , itation for more effective swrvice. D epartm ent's conduct of an Iqq-jlry' iivrjiry' l'*ur,,l* .* -.. ur «1, ,hrT' l i.W ment'x Hf*<l^i«ii|h. ('iiihman. Tint'*# to was made hy officials today r f , yesterday and last night. Ge*»k iL_ .II.or, , __ w . v, WASHINGTON, July. II. i/P>— chase c l enough land lo expand Detailed plana for Ihe two d iy into an alrged vote fraud in -he. S>r» nn 4 llotpit al. Mam . jrfinsvn declared t|ii! h# m.ts tailed woik #Gt at.e ssp g Ine n ■uv ln#M><i..i •Maz-kin* strength, air#n#th oofficials fn d q ls had annocinreH lha de­ A,. • l" e* «gree on ways ol Ireat1 invasion was possible from, the u . h ’ J announced, the Howard C. Petersen leilgltetl- to ­ any increased attacking t A T Itr if Tin% •»»• HnitTte %(•!*« the park In 1.400,000 acres or conference, were not available to- 1046 K a n ... City prim ary elect.- n.! 1 ^ ' * ' ± ' * r . ’ J Germany -a i an economic and n " [ 1' , day as asaistant, arcri-tary i f war. however. tention of some 3,000 prevfutsources ^nd need* of the participat­ acting -.-n imiiuction* ln<m \Va,h iriiircai.n of Yugoslavia. H4rhH mala lu n k t« if. |». • approximately 2.000 iqusre miles. <*•*• but B lffcjor Wilson- stated Senator L angrr (I» JfD ) pro-,-I d " n " r 1 " ol*- 2 eP* ,)irk“ 'l * 'r President Trum an accepted the re ­ poptical unit. An attache of the Greek gen- ly• at atu i Anna ing nation* Ivefore applying for inglon wlieie lop ollicial, u nqd \ damaged v inx pri'nl" kyward like a sentinel of dealh a h r Ike the m ajority margin. j Illinois and Rep. Byrnes of U . T he iltl.tim an's quoted heldtl. ii ... i : i , . i sessions woulJ be devoted strictly signation, effective July 31. "w ith planes. requisitioned yesterday to flArlda Hlat# Itanli tn Iflram N ’ Particular strers was placed on la n d ed w rrrkaxe of.Ihe il'.HSeren IH'-1 airliner afte r It crashed in ihe American financial aid undrr. the •red t!ie Mluslion '"u iijen l H. d lan l s a d the Interior De,0 bu, | neil< , h . annualbanquet Arnold attif ttit% * Senator Ken, iR.-Mo.). whu' fnn*,n.. I quaiteis ol ill# Second Army Corps genuine i egret." Put t«ift told oral sta ff said civilian afr lln#s p artm rn t thinksIt la all r ght Wednesday avanlng. providing Ihe lonely anainpland near M rlbourri, Fla., killing 21 person* and Inlurinx ; to t economic aipect ol rrfihabiliHltrfcalf AfcfcU Adm. to r a T a r­ had urged the investigation, In-i Mason u rg ed the sever su re of proposal ol U S . Secietaiy ol He cbwloied that he had pin­ •and the Army of N oithein Greece. Fomitnrs Refiaiskiag iff H ut Artnl# flail currying home*ard-bemnd Puerto Itlcxn* tin establishing and expanding „n|y lighter touch for Ihe foimal troduced a resolution to diachaur#. diplomatic relations w ith llu«si ». the President ill a letli-r he had tratis|Htit troops to th# battle toting Germany and achieving the 13 other*. The nlane "relu ctan tly rnme to the com fu­ p o in t !.-i night In 11 11 Slate C,eoice C. Maishall. area, probably would . lie returnArt#, 1} \| to Claud# IV Wolf# the park) without th is act. and a rrsn of three n lim it tra#hed, Mini nf th e vlellm. were me*n> “but program. The aesxlons are to be the committee from -further a.-, j keeping her isolated u n til ske is Cabiaet Work T eachers l u. R eport ’ 3 .'Resident's Of S ent-‘both'nrssiiwh are involved mTKe sion th a t I cannot afford to xtny ment Indicated pressure had e a s­ d il Martin 4rv1»r«fii nation'* economic and piliticxl uni- hei* of the asm.* famitv Ihni rnme lo the United Htnte* n lihuirra. Addressing the session. Premier l^ n g e of Poland, enum tl give it “utlp,#*|ded over by Dlfee'nr WilsOh, i u ii-n t opei ilinnv, as saying' ‘ W* tion on It. | "willing tn cooperate.** Expert Workmanship Morgan. I* Wln*r»««f* Ow#n J that it It desired tn In governm ent aerviee a-iy lur.gtr.” ed to owner* tomorrow. Hia stateA t t j ; . 25 . A n d l'!c " ;i.;jflInternational Soundohnlo) I .ml I Im n N|iaak id ll-lyitini 'iirt- sclent. that thr Italian ill* us>- n. mole C o u ii l v At r ti<ir gnl th# mvadtng lorces in quextlonable authority.” -lv i Aaxiatant Director O. n lingLallr #fat Mrart |i «Jf. . • The House devoted its ae««inri | lliikaen said the would 't r y 't o THE SANFORD CABINET IINI ed. ’ * Pfurlda fttaf* flmli to L#«U A it resigned for three purposes! xn. The directive said the, U. S, today to euologoting Hep. Jo-eiili! l ar partiriation in the $360,.tKIO,. ed long range economic planning origin ill* vc lird u lrd fm ||u> tl t l . l t K ell .S e t S e p t . TAte The a rre st of an o th rr 1.300 C a l l e d For t-ni.il i «li fl scutl ponton. ' l iioltiu.il e»Many wine bottles are nind,» of SHOP The Senator said the measure * Considerable construction aetiv- J. Mansfield of Texas who dieJjOflO Kurofiean relief program to government sought to secure a which would not o# limited to temn h i , |># moved sip to llu- m.,.i, rinrida Htete flank tn l»«U A roloied glass to protect their to I,(00 persons in connection lim itrs s.inl eight bsttalioru. about 124 Palm etto Aranas I. To confirm the right of gov- •*» b»» l « » r«PPGed throughout Saturday after 30 years of mem countries spurning the Marshall enntents from light. Tate ' production and foreign liadr pro* !li- openm?. *1.1- *•I rmm'vV _ with the alleged Communist plot, July 15 • < • 2 . »t6t mrn. v*#ie in ilia giiernlls immediate oli|ectivec." a* . w r|| ing »#»»i!.rt. I.M I MIAS 11 r n i i , ai it ernm ent to grant royalties to the '£* M ,rk,U? ' r i U "V du,V.'?ff * f|/n for Germany ai a whole. He i I. Imwevi-i. (In,. (,# -,| | i -.iu.lv '< in . I- .'ii V i 1 (’*.* >'..4 tlm a* a s!ioilrut.ingr piogi.tin l> I). tense .<«(- M V - |l»lvv 1. 1"1.1111 lo u r * 'in the- a ir,u where the two A D nr,,l*r "*• p l-erc*nt state if nil ever ii produced from »h* ■«* f ' M - “ M Director WllJill demand* l#..nn • ir ,p nl lii- sciiedu'e su.'.'vH I ' wMch would be directed toward lands transferred for T «tk pura number of points- adqualify the nation* for the A m er­ lint pi*I*.i live v- |l ||'- i “ . battles iihprmlul. I iii.p pO M . • * ilitional Im provfm fnti are n H H .om r d. legate, appaie.itly ........M ot illb-#.|s -I .1 1 *n increasing standard of living ican aid. Paris Meet nut l*.4il* (4» iH'Ktrt f)l<('IHl|a!it I '-Vil kneiillU iliimns were ■» - t .. m n tim r n . .i-m r .k -Urgently. 8oms o f'th ls work wifi ,l#g 1 m Germany and liie altainmeni .. Tr rnnfiriu the right of th j ^ during the enrrent A well-informed -to rie nt tb# this mnrnlng. II# did not indl. lle ir. rlit m -rllitg vm- ippiovul |,y , ll-f llulmg two |iiemti#|s oi til# .. . , ...... to Iih u .sta rted moving south­ (T s sllis iS I n s !*■• p n ail Secretary n t JnJoetoe to receive j , u m r n < l . t *nd additional projects Hi-nation #ronomle eonfer#nee ssld wlilci. delegate* object c l . ................ lit# County Hoaiil- «>i I’ul.l-i ln -j, islatme. In vpp-Mi it#ie Mundvi j , t , J inwatil luantdno, captixl and I «l the earliest possible date cl Eastern nations tind.*r her influ- and expand^ |.,noo,(KKI In S tate lii# organirstion of l.'oti-i#m i co­ | | Unchcd ax fundx become 8ov lie put y Foreign •Mlfltst#- <tni£tion at its in - a self-sustaining Geiman econ­ m* -Utig 'll j'jnr the trial nl burner Hep. B er-} *'«•> of K pnus. a fte r lh> 4nea. On# of the /Irst conseq- tinnal landt for the park; available. operation for recovery would pro. Andie) \. Gromyko iq.eiieil til* j aitt irk or, Kuiitlska two days ago. omy uapees of Including W tdlecn (itr- funds In the acquisition of addlreed dexpll.- inditotiivoa ll.#t I n- debal# i-n tli# pio|i-.-.*.| gloliel was announced ImUy IV While aetlylUea on the >)ia)or E xecutive States. In -|V e to Of T ax Cut Bill " 1” nir t . I’apv ol Key West on lego | Mtrout six miles from Tha order said the highest prior­ aahny, the spokesman Mig-p-stcij, lied Htato* money foi th# M..i*mill 3. To gram the federal govern- produce m arkets.Ih the 8tat# syawith n new deftiu.ilmu ill I M‘. I.iw lro . i the Whannin fsoiitier and 25 mile* ilvlive Iniliriv ibaiges. flat ion R e t a t t l e d ity should be given l , Incieaied E xpected F r i d a y ; plan would not l># nvmlnMc t..-foi# fnrre Would be a merger of th» Fren.'h ment the right to condemn any tern have been practically closed lire L ilt dale th# « li#({ , , i> '.■Util of loiiiilun. favni of n sm all fo u r production of m*l. food xn l rx p '.it tn . with the combined Amct , v i tui- lands in the 2,0(10 square miles out, livestock, poultry, pin# gum. Jill- J u t Iiu ltnttd H fi'f . M- - D ■ A-im tu ii' f iTTfT g rm rrif-1 sjsoVas_ U c. tlruliii n l. t i n I tuJ k_ji . aui all. u!« - 4a—A«h — By W age Coutrai.t Navy F unds O kayed lateT)ii-w inInfm Ish occupation lonoa. _ _________ a isa il#*ignat#d in 1944 for rTfnt- and a variety of other romm-ntltlei m*nl VnnVi:u-nGi*q on Mimr'i Imfy woulil I aid lo I --itifnii Hi itaio vvxs V ' ' 1 •" | rejeut fm sJuly. “ . the following 1 _'tu:lls of Sanloid anil . I I. * “b* J h e directive said the United ‘ - T h r - D u t c h Triformv»t sn|(| te- ful inclusion within the park. Seem tarv of S late » sr* liatl’* ed to Bi-. n i vi pr, *re still being handled at some of a re if il# t N *u- i_, ,r._ ,>(|| | | ) f W)| ( , o l tU ylona lb.sc Is, 1^ I l b -toy ol investigating u rysfis tiiat an inWASHINGTON. July 15 o n 8m tcs b*lleves th a t tlyw "m-wt presentatires of llenelux, toe llelWASHINGTON. July 15 »4i lire** la«t nl.NJil in Jial* f-a k /C Ity . • cede ) in it * aim il.av ihe Ir.ai l|e Rap. Harnett (R.-Wyo.i read lha aalei centers, the director te a to ledut'e world ll'iise l|vei.lb#i tessjatusual liligS'le .vat u t.ad iu c glan, N etherlaraia and Luxent^ Into the record telegram from wealed Much of (hti current sell M to M e ll* ( developmetu C.eorge ' H H qm p h fr., fillsb u ig piesidcnt T ts*:i an today iu<nrd leg 1 which h* said Uta a m. .jv#iL w ;; |* *S in lo u l. ■< loim rr >«nu. in **i*v.- : i:.in. it.'jwivt'iiL, m tn p o li.'-* r life" t.h.*’ s ' * *'H» ,^ r # v .1 . b-^'irg customs union, woul) rak I Governor ^ , , I Wtrakl no. be auhm itlrd in IMn...,d one!..,,# r ei..;...'b loTonnant* j ' J . -f,K Millard Caldwell of »Ut la on m arkets In North and •lid ‘Ai# , • , ,. ’si.I Hint If lit# existence of such Jt Germany * * ,h e . hew* roxl wage ronGael P'sirtsdinR export-import f irir*. Iwfore Jan u ary , *.ild rh- is-stsf. then- Wli* no |e« .III W*i llr'i W|lh Mr. I . I . ' OStohUthmeni throughout ro r a general ytptemfnt denning Florida supporting the pending O w ida. In this northern Ills pi is is of "equal i nfill llilltlilli* ' hetijf: (isilsn n w -penrrr. •• n luignil# we* proved. * Joint Of 'fe d e ra l German sto'.c ____ visors On \ui! U . lii# levclitha lines along which tha '"** con­ bill. inlrodure<l by Rep. Smalh•*i.“ riiete “ ’al •I'd sleyl executive, said 4°*• 4orslrola ovrr scarce commodities| Marshall llni# tal.le iln'iht!#** wn* however, major Interast righ* • Id not work. < ,, , , , , , ■anhuil .illorney *i"l I'.min i ill o u n A nieii--.■• pt.ii#*! might ba aU tt* would /o rm a central’ tierference will work, Including elar- ers i | i .Fla I “ "will do more lo stabilife rtw lun„ n r l , Feb. p ff, 2*> 2«) and s t*ow ii centered on preparations until| next and said some! " ( ,l' r r «tetul ronsi.lpratlnn l .ndci the Soviet plan, each « f ' " " l' l-"n "p M ‘ and man government w ith “carefully ( am .vale nf Miami, win* wav,idrn lod|j*d w ith liie United N attoni. '/Icatlon of economic policy to­ John Penne’k am p,. associate e d - , ^ r ^ " I n t o f t h e annual sales bu - ''.Ihe ’: legislation. . " ,p*n l uf I" "I'"'I" * tlir ^Idg fivp i#iw#i* would . con- ibr li.llnwuig Iw o.iliv* ss*11 Iis .■ "I iiiiiii.il pinphesy whether defined and lim ited powet* and rcotsrmy and rrlaid inflation than j | orf jgn |,*de supervision will ward Germany, before ata'tin t; Itor w1" Iifird l>v (lefrnse attorney J. l-ew of the Miami Herald and »{*‘on f«r bright leaf tobarco. settlement of any c .n ii« v r„ y ,n newlfc|. „ eB , flrr |hen. tl tie identical mitts til th r gml>rmittly wulHireling ami cl* lit? detail work. functions." .... . , ,i Hriti*li troop* will lie ordered (W hat tiie eosf vs-i]| |»# never I h ll A*^ an atl.silie liming tiie (nkl> (ml, 1|( f|lf fighting,” the a m em ber of tha Everglade* ■ , * nl force, mini for inatu ship for It added th a t American cccupa- the industry in sevrial y ea n . These controls, embodied in lb has been stated definitely. Ilenjam- •liip lid plisiie foi plain’, lie nth piilm rnt-il .m ute cji e, ICaallaae* •» t*#a* *U | Park Commiaalon testified that 7 0 I C B T 0 1 (1 W O W a i l Irgiilitluit " spjiketlliaii replied to a Greek corIlum plury, who played a m ainr. , In Cohen. -State Depaitm#m eountin .''cpl ... I q JI wing l.ai Shakeup Tn Altlco's Congress gave its official approv­ ■ second wai )Kiwer» act, otiginallv illnr. said a month ago .......... er l.lg four povsei* favor "rtifnn , e iielrnsr lawvri* .idled ftu re«|M«iidiWit'*. Question, foie in negotiation ol Ihe agiee- ‘ . . . ' ... B . . 1 tlian* identlral coll- |)..v. the ir»rfiri» w lii-rep a ti t>. Routa 3 Robbers al for establishm ent of the park were exlrndeii would nerd *24.noo.fHV>.tMm dutlm -, peiehlr” . l i i i i • • t l ■ . ii , ratlin „ . . Cabinet Predicted 18 years ago, th# pa<«ag# of the the subpoenas aftei Cut ml Judge • •»«* Foreign Office *xid the ment with John L. Lewis* Unit#.! expued , * . . . June , . 30, • r piuitii .dt .it '* ’ID A \ l . S h a stop gap con­ the nest /o u r Vearx and w „ul.i, " ' l ,0 o ', , • T," % \l May Walker ralleil'lm . l i e diplomat* Sm athera hill, he »ald, "will bring “ TARAMUS, N. J.. July 14. riPI Mine W oikeis, tiul the joint cun-1 ° f ' V*V' require |I6,U(M1,1MIO,(H10 ebitin to ........* ,n l’lr...... v,.iild r ..otuiuit • I 'll. V.lll 111 t ml pupil* v*i , u i •eve, el . ■i.itHe* to report LONDON. July 14. 0P>—British It to full bloom.” • to.* -I.., I rnlav morning on then • • prevent starvation.) I '" " " ' ptone*; ■ nation sluing In —M u. Henry D. Rlauvelt. 70, giestm nal. eomniillee on the ecu-j ” . . ii’ III# Vm ported e«:*reuce. act)*'II "I '. "II *•■jlf. 1. lull ill# >|.| | talked today of a poafoilllticlans ‘' anj tlffielal French cirri'.* *,.id they *•'' f " '" " "*d rl»l|i 'u «•'•> p.l* Will lu.'t thwarted the efforts of thr*« ’nom'C repoit that the contract | * statement, Mr. Trum ^ sible shakeup In Prim# Min ster's return to ......... .1rnoluiiy !<• quasi, niiV ol tli- tin#- uie* and colon., sit Ion of the interholdup men and a m i d gunfir* ““ r “*'* nt oil#,m g i" • I'allonal 1.,‘gkd# The .."untnes Jsiiiee Lain net and sp#e.i|. sp#e A ttlee'sa ix l^ hn o r Cabinet will spur oclput of coal. l'-«>‘ l-tion has again I taw no reason for altering the |...a l' ||,I '. ,.1 » . wiiro when all all tsistsol* s.lmnls h will V w........... m ied of S ep t.'I for completin') of n *m ... . i H :_u , ’“ * were not named but autharitotlvA •led that a coalition government Marshall To Talk On chased them out of th* house In Julnient < mini* la d d d ed : ' - * uemonstiated to the world out vev Of resources and di.llar n- -d -1 I ' | Jl II It ||1* I ' M' 111 ( " open lot ft ruler (lasses. Durio * ,," rn ' ,,,u n t* '• * ’ Inf.., Oin-u* *n*d ,li#v tnriudrd or a new general election might European Aid T on lte| unanimity on m atters affecting out ORLANDO. July 15 — Fight among the 16 nations participating, , , . "Production and nfnly produc­ ll«- mlrivrrnvs. Iirslr Ir.sche.s w.'l .. accused »i ' djeiing «**_*- Uulc a ,U . V o g n O A v i a , Italy*, be in the offing. today. ‘ of Florida vegetable grower* and tion which creates a balance ol international relations." . in th# . Paris conference. iiiu--inS' s '| j p M c U l l H Ic ll ; Soma cabinet changes were re­ insyri I IrM *!»i,'.l jl aa d suiHdo-v!,lJluw 1 me mh mT i . l i TuH' • (,n „ c # and Alhanra. shippers against imposition by WA81IIIGTON, July 14. OPl— I obeying a command end .-iglil E astern Euuqiean n a -. gard»(l as certain. The India Of. "This is particularly significant supply and demand it the only and on Sept. 5 these will be a ! 1" M l' ' M ' * ri' V .jnquirlex ratmsad* of the eountry of an flea will go out of busines* soon Secretary of S tate Marshall left'*® P«* UP her hands, she grabbed rare bet bool making ,|e " ’c "• to C«rl* becauso addltjonsl a »year One ronference so.ii IKN_t . »3,000,000 . . . . . ___ . , in , sure cute Ior tb r increasing w ag c|* n d timely xt this moment when *»A|| I 'fit. sli’.ii <dtlletencr •! cid.ing And another post undoubtedly will today by plane for Salt L ate City th* gun- of the first man, and it r, , i ............ '"rn# •r.#» *paprr dispatches have al' discharged into th * 'ra ilin g , Iglgplng charge) was headed this and price spiral." . i >u much attention is' f o c u s e d France would he among the first They also moved In * "b b-« „ 1R|rMlr(| an International be found for tha present India tn make a foreign xioiicy address w ole 11. vli School for Imlfi th* deteettv* said. Th* nets* a t­ fo r full InveatigiUon by the tonight before Ine National Con­ to feel ill effects of anv delay in| I’.’t t 32*3 of tn# Veteran* of * p a m ta ry , th# popular Earl of U sI ' M idea of innocence, but llu t f„r,.r vm% being . i »,#{hI In south, Humphrey said" the contract re-|*broad_ on our desire to assist ntInterstate Commarc* Commiaalon. ference of Governors. The address tracted Mr. Blauvelt, who ap p ear­ y , 8. credits. Frenrii offirial 'F o rn g n W ars a t'tit# rneelirlg la«t i#a.||e.s .«n,| principal*. # ,„ France. " ed from upstair* with a .32 «*ltlards inflation "by .avoiding an io n s willing lo cooperate in th# sotirees said last Week th a t 1 II'-i.-I.ev*- ,11 include ArrnUtir- **** .i le ihniralily vvliirl, w.<* nr la expected to deal with American FIV I IMPORTANT REASONS WHY ng a t the l.egioti “lin t ei>* LaMont* Graw, m anager of (he °w*' I lev, Nov It, end c!w**#v v sr ill I*# #*«siv to lo obtain recognition * id.# -injorio'iVu*a.m phasiied. aid to Europe, and relation* with br* rifle ,. and fired on* ahat. Franre'* dollar suppjv. Including J i>" v*d auggeetions #f J. Rrnlley strike ami all ol th# resulting .common objective of reconslruiFlorida V egajablt Comnilttee, rep ~ lit Y«fi, Willow Rtin hit* reached n production rate of more than 12,000 K a is e r and F r a z e r . which mlst«d. . . Il isRltnpad rev r*«# Nlfil however, thsr ,f •>■# Hrittsb and Inquiry Into Atomic Russia. reagaMitf a m ajority of th* pro damage, that would surely lollow" lion." Mr. h u m a n laid in a stale- all private French dollar holding*i " '' "m that 8#minole Cnunty i.rtoui' I fit tl# day following THI PUBLIC LIKES THE KAISER Th* downstairs of th* house Although disclaiming any ad —-h -v' e r die ‘riiedillr Thank\n tr , ii-ati g o v e ftn e n ts could esin >he UnHe<l S tates, would t.« '« # l.’t q aite f»r a pirnic are a y* dtie«f# of Florida fresh regeetblev care per month—better than a car per minute! One hundred and tuenty million dollars ' j ment# til I.. Thefts Moves Ahead vance knowledge, some d ep art­ was dark, star* th* Blauvtlt* war* 'xidtvh tiiat u.t uifernational force exhati«ted Irv'Jan. 1. Ti,e F ench*" *r memorial on tli# Slat# tMvl,.. ' r*p«rt*d I h i t a prelim inary hear- Irom I - deadlock. AND THE FRAZER worth have bren gold a t retail. And the public buy* the factory output every m onth-r ment .officials thought the 'secre­ preparing for b*d. and th* tgio Humphrey testified after F.nrl ||# added that "our objective government requisitioned by d # .’ H 'r way, end Appointed P o st, *Hu# - slit l> "i .re i ' riiursda'1' W h y w sii fl I I I im |» T h l i e s « # • enter it,g Gim-i-e from ter#.In* on tha railroads' proposal, llnini room In an P r r g B l’RG, July 14. <*V-Thc ta ry ihight enlarge for the flrat ran into th* dining held exam in Jack- Hunting, president of tha N ational conlimJr, M ),# ihe removal ol rr#e recently p rlcate French slid- t " nander I h S >lt t«v ~-,v.. e o i I n u . re-un.lng ria.se* ... Off On S o l o Flisrhl .tor ie. nf I r r iturfharn uaighho'X rivals by lu M tl IICC VW W a w s u riner e e i ••• and aaks for more. Production is Iwing increased! • ' . •* f on > commit!## to roMjperale'Witl.-j 11 •' I I oi it.# C’l,r,«t . . • . „ lar holding* in the If. S Federal Bureau of Investigation time on his plan for European apparent effort to f*e*F*. aonvilla. la st ur#*k, was opposed Association of M anufaetilirrs, told . •o Jnlri! .......... might lu» nf* i« 1. Becaua* they ar* beautiful! T hey look Uk* tl,# 'u n lo r 4’ban,l.er of Cornnieice iji"-' • ••I• ' s . -.. th#y *-. ill clo*.. a LeuviiiK Cretv In Sea to lii# f.N Sn-uritv ‘Council on from avery angl* hy vegetable the committee 'th a ( ,- th e . nation uiterierencev witn '^ r i l d trade, ' la r recommended th a t bond of aid, proposed in .h is June K ad­ Blntberger said. lira . Blauvelt French i.fflclal* rommeut ol canTha reason for the phenomena! attccww of theee 100 <~r-poatwar automobiles ia easy to followed in hot pursuit. w hat they ar*—th* n*w**t thing* on wheels! " ............... "" I s t r N * n producers. In addition, he said, should l>e aide lo alis irb this y -e r’a • hie rspletvrd gratification that tinuslv on M arshall'* *p#eri, 0,000 be set for Alexander Vdlt dress at H arvard University. A ap.i Ihe American Legion in «e• he vrou.iili that I-»«••# # s ( b rtrg She got on th* trail of on# of Marshall was accompanied by I *- ■ tiwa la tte r declined to consider a Th*y set th* fashion for all future.m otor care— Der I.uft. 23, ex-Army-^sergeant rf a t !#■#* , » !*.«> I ; . n . | ",he Congress h at again demmj- foreign office spokesman »a!f h# I#- • og tb# *it# tluexiehed. (ireer# .1,* .protested discover. The 60,000 proud owners uho hate driien them m illions of miles are the beat ■■ s i # # L* I l k L I k B L i . __a_• compromise offered by railroad ft'R F K A '. Cnltf., July 1*. r.-P ‘ Accused of taking aecra: records Charles E. Ilohlen. his advisor on th* men and tor* • piece out of in body lines and colon. a lia d , to tl,#. ( „»#•! Natrons. i» Rtai# R a . i I1,r ' ,H'/rT nJ i \ ( ( h i J c t I a I u c a t i o n regarded the, aildre*. a* on exstiated its willingness lo suppo t hi* shirt aa he cam* around a Russian affalta. He planned to will bUlld and final,.'# tko pi»i»' . , salesmen we have! They are enthusiastic—and tell their-frienda^They Anou* they have ' representative*, which would have Navy Blimp K-f». raught in a , j n m the Los Alomos, N. M . atomnlNf.ati or lo American* as lo «h v rompjel* a final d raft of th« ad ­ large radio. Tha man finally ta' " "» . h* ' W«®. Set th* total rata increas* a t (Jen. MacArthur (Jives th# achievement of our foieigi thnr shin,I.I help Kurop..TRi*'"«Fsli, h ... whiei. Is rim llar to ib-.«- |» y ( ( • | | | | | t r I f’\ t I X I o l l K teVrfric down-drnft of air. plunged ‘ to blmb project. something new and different. They know they have styling and deaign far in advance dress rn route. taped, and policg today war# try . 1Becaua* they are roomy! T ha whol* sridth **t,,-l, road n .a irlu a n F.lgin Hay* . in,.. .1,# w e a n 'so u th of her# yes- £ VlT. about | I (WO,000 a year. policy objectives.1 The recommendation wa* made A Few FaKhion Notea Belgian. Dutch and Luxei„l>o<ir.t Ho made the night In President Ing to find th* owners of aq tr,.lay. and, after:It* II orrupants ,,r(- spokesman said they ware Ir- plan* In have on inan, blgllof th « * car* it Initdi! Roth seat* are more by Agent P, A. Fletcher In a 1st. of the rest of the industry. And they know they enjoy a ride no other car can equal( . Grdw quoted rat* *xp*rU for WASHINGTON, July- 16. , , | \ the "Hacr*d abandoned car and a torn ah lrt The Icgislarioh continces th# delegate* reserved comment had ...raped unhurt, rbse again "" * " • • w»»#r# fighting |v»nvIn ennntle/ tbrougln.ill th* than flir* feat wide. Six adult* hav* room ta tor to U. 8. Marshal John E. Sloan. Trum an a plane, FVC and l h a ' Grower* and The French and Qrltish view has , , . . . . . . 'The V rlfti,,,, A fim lnlrtiallon l,n« TOKYO. July *.V (,P) - Gen­ conlioti until next Feb. 29, but tn romp finally to earth ei ght , »*P ‘rt#d tn to taking pine#, 8. ctimmlssloncr Roger Knox Cuw.” leaving at l(!40 A. M. Ha they found in IL hip pars L4*gu* of Florida a* ■par*. And then. too. there ia 27 eu. f t o t * Drive either ot these care. Compare the ride with the beet you have ever known. You j ' -----------U en that ahould th e P ari. hav, lntro.|„c..| iqiXldr-rlqwn .•duration, m ile, north of Eureka. read tha letter to Von Der Luft ia scheduled to speak a t a dinner atattog th a t any Increaae In pr*a- eral M acA rthur came up today Mr, Ttumxn said - some foreigi frrence devise, a progiam of self ruit-t or. barlM-ru# pit. spare in th* luggage compartment! with a few fashion note* for civ­ laldrs, ii'VllHH.kX on the r# ||in g , for II. ieul I) will want to own. a K aiber or a F razer .^ Then place your orderl Increased production i teur ir. K. r,. W vv..'Oevaney irevanev of "i nSun .n . i »» f. * and hi* attorney, Ralph D. Mr- tonight a t about 10:00 P. M. Normal Shipment* Of •n l rail rate s would th a ,p ly rehelp. It would have msd# n ninjor hospital pnrii-ntx who must ||# fi„r in-# tie*, shell,<rs and other pirnic ilian employe* of general head­ trade sujveivision will be needed IH .. C a lif.,'th e pilot of tbe 250- l / O C H l .i M C n I'slIJO } ' Ke«. before the sta rt of a sched­ (M ountain Standard Tima). Offlatrict th* number of market* In O H their liarks, . , step toward economic recovery a l­ means th at we can now give you early delivery. h# llectoted. II# Sllgeven after llieo. i f.mt rra ft, sal,I it l.eran,e unman *• B*cs>u*a they are soft! E xtra low ren ter uled hearing on a charge of wil­ rigl* said he would sta rt his r*- Coal Reach In d u stif which -Florida produce could com quarters. though if. 8. credits were not im ­ equipment, 7t,» agem v long has ;mplnve.| agrrttd" u lirn raught in the ilrafi g r.trd th a t th# »jt# b# cho»#n (#An order signed hy the supreme FisliinV On River fully and unlawfully removing and tu rn n ig h t shortly thereafter. jvata w ith th a t from California, of gravity a'nd stabilixer bare both front and . . The White House said P re s­ mediately forthcoming. f o r e .th # w intrr tourist sres-.f, r,.|ling-proj*.ilon of motion pi while rru i.io g apprnsiiualely 1-Vl concealing record* and documents. T A a s and other producing area*, commander raid the employes ident Trum an's m etasg t vetoing rear, c u t away to a minimum. Th*y hug On PIT8BURGH. July 14, to|>)__ srt In. T4ie rstin is trd cost will til tv for >• ’• rialnmeiii o f 'wd f##t glaive Ihe w ater on a photo-; m utt wear “conventional dreax” the % new _ 14.00(1,000,000 Income tax Bqth rare ny* arrvicvd with gnmiinr rectory part* -M e a n w h ile In Chicago, Earnest Normal coal sappll** war* ... addition: he aaid, rata Inrood! Superlativ# rial on in all diraettena. I#- 110,000' h# said. ridden p a ra iv /c l arid 'u lierro lar ginphi. 'nils.Ion fqr tbr California In .t# a ,| »f going to Tno Thouwhen in public buildings or places11 Nazi OfficerH (Jo D. Wallis. 34, former Army sergeHAIBONFS MEOlTATlbKS In* for fuel-hungry I n d jitr khe-ad— wherever you gOr-hy one of tho four largest bill will b# sent to ereatot by railroad* would divert a 'to Smooth, poaitlvo braking action. . .. I to* use o f rei'im f ,.- llufrmi of Marin# Flsl,#rlc«. I'lxna were m a d e,to attend th# patients *ar,d Islands, llerm uda.' Cuba or And such ilrrx*. be said, does not rru u ru o " put and form erly an official photo­ ___________n A»^r g g to a l volume of ^vegetable* to Congress ^hls week, probably o,< On Trial For Murder VFW district convention in De- fieri ion for .'durational purpose* dfiy for tha first tlma ,ln week* automobile dealer organisations in the world. Th# front section of the go,,-! cf.ew here fur a w#i#V* summ er 5 g rapher at the Loa -Alamos, atom m eans of transportation include “aun aults., play rulta, or SS soft coal productloni, reached Ijio 'I on Jul)’ 27. Tin.,# who slgnl- is n Itrw di-Vrlopmant. . . dola was torn from tiie rra ft and vA,-talon, four local young bustmen’# undershirts na outer gar. T\ . . . . . . boml) plant, pleaded Innocent to•** S*Vl 4 . Itocaua* they perform! T ho economical. normal proportion* to m ajor prod­ I CLAR* •T oooOMrss In advance of the final congret fl,--' intention of nttending w#rr: e n ts.' Mirr#|ifilri,rq pages of 'extbrok* l-.th Devaney and the co-pilqt. ness r„#r, had a fine w e-k's oiuing T v ', .v i a r to a federal charge of remov­ Jo ffre David, agricul­ NUERNBURO, Germany, .Ally Cot ’r. Hcott, 8«n|or V,r.ucing au tre . 100 h p , six-cylinder angina pro rids# a vary ,TOk; m A* aloha) action on th* Republican #— O L t ‘O M AM .3 0 to r alack*—women may w ear nr,-#flh*hrtl by special nrolectora. I o ut. II. A. (im-tre, of Mtnne- riglit here it, Rtmleole County, ing top secret atomic photograph* tural economist, represented the Tb* usual complement oi th* high horsepower-to-weight ratio. 8*n*atlonal measure. Mr. Trum an had given 15. OP)—Two German fi.-Id m a r­ *Iun,' ler I’nL Johnson, John Sauls, Tli# patient* tlirnw new nagex up. up.ili., w rre thrown into tl,# tine t>. the kindness of s ‘friend them “onjy when In the opinion ^AvwtfcAAY SHE and negatives. Id* Vegetable, Committee a t shall and nine generals, a i r rigid ad) iianK John Goidy, Harvey nation* 400,000 digger* w ere in acceleration. Unbetterable gasoline economy! who loanrd them 'h e us# of ht* Th* plea wa* entered In hia he~ sonville hearing. J . A. o f the section chief concerned, (Ihe notice that be intended to reject with Prussian correclm-ss, w ent .on Hal,’.' George H agan. Jim W right, or, tl," I.llin v m.-rely l,y i.rrasii.i; woler, th* mln*a In Penqeyiranla, W att T* FALL IH V I RlVOH. it as lie I,ad a previous, sim ilar Sis of Ih# nine men remaining privnt#*yarl,t as lies.lutiatterx. w earer's) duty Ii «urh a* to make a button on the bed.i,l# projector. hi* arraignm ent a fte r U. 8. , ro ta expert, and M. W. trial before a U. 8. m ilitary court Virginia, Ohio arid Illinois and ||oy W right, Raymond Hall and bill. He also gave assuranc** th at today on rh arges-of etccuflng 13,­ Veterans ----organisations and pi,H------- -----------"" ",’7 b,,n'i; ,,M:k l l Tiie m rn were lls r r e Robson, tu rn e r Ojtb Kerner, Jr., told *Hl*P FLOAT u Z t i e ^ J general counsel, appeared this dress desirable.'' the ride. Owners say there production levelled off a t normal th# veto would b* forthcoming 000 ririlians who resist#,! German Antony Hritlon. anlhriiplr groups hav# presented " r«D- Three of tl,# Navy j;,|,V)(, (| McCall, Pri#-. Angel and new there was “no indication I Grower* and Shipper* figure*. Uk* this! No car d eigned In a talk tr, the post men,tiers, irnmptly after he received the occupation of the Balkans and th# projector* to thp governm ent, r| ,n* *n* w" " nl th e■ -I ,p# ,ilo t i t sdidas a s not j • ^ Rohson. J r . . tb# yacbi waa m Information we have” th at it of Florida. .., » • • s t , ■■ i t t M i l ■ . ,1 aa V . It waa th* first period of full Bids Received For Tlir Rev. Douglas Charles, assist­ can even compete. Tfcto yoa I,an,# rem ained aboard In an nt„ wnt(, ., U„ rgu H> I ' Tallis aUl 1st. tb* photographs or Norway. (r tr Floridians who opposed production line* .president l i u ant pastor of Ihe F irst i ’resliy. Compare (A* ride,, today! t.m p t to regain control. They | W :n, l#B, ; a l t e r ,# ,, and negatives slip Into tha hand* of County Road Work Press S ecretary C h a r l e s C. Only Field Marahal Maximili­ teriarrC hurch, cited the nerd for StI'lsoii Student To m*n’a veto of the Taft-H artley bill tha Incraaa* In rail rate* Included: fmally were forced In leap from , w„ „ , n iu ff un th# ' ________ I ',r#*ii«#«* •« r > o atxi sa y foreign power. aat off work xtonpagyi th a t preFred P ettilohn. ra te expert of the spiritual regim entation, and dersr n t s ■ . . , an Von Welch*, who commanded J , ««• u . v»cht reded the miners 10-day contrac­ ffq rtd a Railroad Commiaalon; Gen. I Jl I Ii A t . I l i y t 'C e M e e t cam# airborne In th# Balkans, showed n.rvnns- r la ,r t that. b>v organiiation- inTALLAHASSEE. Fla.. Ju ly 1 5 .'^ --- -------------------------again and atarlrd „ „ ''-bn........ >|KhorJsL .. tus! vacation. ,.C. riutchison, Sanford; F. C. W. to drift aw ay, nut of control. It nesa. He bit hia lips constantly. grouph, m rn ran realtte their in Coal —Steel W The Stole Road D epartm ent S o i l C o n s e r v a t i o n 1 J r., I-ecsburg; J . E. Wa# received contractor* bid* her* toTl># par*v had thr#- rnwR-iats The end of tho vacat1rn parted The other field m arahal wn* Wll- net n,.rat dream* of servlr# to Dirk Co.i|#-r, 23 yrx • old Statinri wa* understood that tb# Navy . P le rc fT * . W. Hutchison, dav for 12-300,000 worth of road maiiliUrt-. “ In oriUr .In - f usd Asi. July • failed to b r ia r eomplri* ‘tT pm r i i t n u iffi g r lb#' BlrtBp TBq w ith; nnttwn n r Wnf.tT t .* aTHT tT. j y h —a> l i s t ^ ^ P a a N stie rr#aa r*a.» *»«» T nftrrm r riiu n t wn& has enter-' ■dr -Howard- B rH ough. H ixt r and brhlg# ronstniqlion and rvle p o rt th a t they rnught plentv of resumption of mining alnco only Brig. General Telford Tnylo'r. self, a m an m ust flrat lose him­ #d the coming g„h,-i n tl'V-qrl rare, rrrom m isslon it. . . actual impact of this set­ it and Ralph W. th* M« ■t eel _co mitn i r s a ad north, self in service In others," lie will b# tl,- guest speaker at Ih# The c ra ft struck the water, off flah. and ■*•■# vlslte-l #se|, r v»tH tlem ent upon the coat of produc chief American proa##ulor, ac­ pairs of 135 mile* of Florida in reg, a**#rt*<L — ~ ‘atka. __ operator! tirn a d up with tl highway*. Junior C h am W of Comm#rr# Cap# Mrndoclno, about 3:30 P. Ing hy Mr. DeColtes and Fred Beil a soil conservation cused them ail of killing and m u r­ Van A rnum -, W ashingUnited Min* Worker*.** Delay In In viaw of tha uacertainty as The project* and apparent low der in violation of the rul»* of w ar luirehron m##ting nt Ih# M ayfntr M.. and a Coast Guard rescue who returned lo Sai,f...,l on foldistrict In Seminal* County will renting various national bidder* included: agm irent between Urn union and w hether or hqw much min* and “ un^rrm lnlna the very basis Inn Thursday, it waa nn>m'iry'#<l l#>*t'quirkly* p irk cl up tb# right lowing day,, Bonds Estreated At I'ibuting groups, and J . L. { • 't o l l oparators prevented a * t coal may be raised, th* Surfacing four and a half mile* h* held tomorrow afternoon a t of rivlllxatlon." The tu llim ; s i'll of llx tty Robtoday by |l«b Bak#r, chalirnan for Navy m rn and thr## bureau of 2:30 o'clock a t th a Court House, W ashington, representatlre full acal* work roxagiptlmi teat fisheries biologists. of Road 16 northw estw ard from pi* of th* country haro tha sou. t-ip e rh i'v his way #f -noring "T heir policy of te rro r waa a County Court Session th# program. • . it waa announced today by C. R. U. 8. D epartm ent of A grlwaak. • ■ to demand th a t Uwlr Sanford in Seminole and Volusia m intlFy failure and an im portant grit*, was highly praised. All Mr. Perry Hrem.'r. wh-r wn. tora, also teatlfled in opposi- counties, 5.HU miles of Road 4fi Dawson, county agent. ahall no) ha Imperiled by cause of the defeat which haa TRUCK DAMAGED l»Y F1RF hand* co.ope.ll#d ,n keeping Ihe merlv musical director a t M.ixwrll Judge R. W. War# sounded Jhe .th a rate Increase. All growiTa and property own­ brought them to th a ir present dark#: o f County Court this morn­ between Sanford and 1-aka Jaaatip I4TH SUICIDE F lelo. Ala — moareel • d i r r ' t t r ~ n t rnnMderabt»'"dam*g# to * F o r d Tacht r l e a n # d a n d t n m CAU ON INI ■ A I I I I - f iA lll n iA tta IN TOtfl NttONfiOtttOO* ARB TAEI A 1 IH In Seminole county, on* mil* anil er# interested In tha project, plight." Taylor V»ld the flvo man ing and a numb.-, nf bonds wrre th# Grorgin T heater In A tlanta truck parked on West Thirteenth and pans w rtv krp* clean in spit# J l K W ^ Y o a i . Ju ly Id.; , ^ rtoLaf-atoaL" , ■ HON GAME TONIGHT unidentified negro waa a half of Road 415 wmtward from which would includa a complete tribunal. estreated. No re a rs wrre art for and n m#mlwr nf th# N 'atlm al Street resulted early this morning of Ihe lark of femfnina *.|pe("iSanford American Legion th* Rt. Johns River in Semlnol* soil and drainage survey .of th* day wk«n be Jumped o r ________ • j.v . The trial was In the *am.» room trial. Hymnhony O rrh rrtra of Washing from firp caused by a defective alon. it war rujmrlvd. ‘ * all nine will entertain and two and a half miles of Road county, are urgod to ho present. In which the international m ilitary S t o fto fr of th* Em pire Rtato If it la decide! that It la neces­ ton. D. C. will also * p n # ir r n the gas line, arcarding to Fire Chief 7 -N JIJ “There w#r.» nn mos.iuit >es to c— j Legion aggregation 600 northw ard from th* 8*nford Building to a art back • « th* f la t R. 8. McMullen o f Galn**vlUe. tribunal sent*need Field Marshal sary for any cases to be tried ' > I ra k ip a l P ark tonight In city lim its, John C. Dickerson a representative o f th* 8toto Soil Wilhelm Keitol. Hermann G.terlng fieter# th# October term of Coun­ program. Mr. ilr#m#r will b# ar- M. N. Cleveland. Morris Miller Imther u* eith er,", commented J. floor. Ha waa th* to SOI Went Fintl Street. Sanford. Florida' IM a Court Hi rret, Orlando, Florida II# pointed « t-T 2 S r th a t ia scheduled to get Construction Company of L ale- Conservation Board, will conduct and o tb ri ranking N ail* to th# ty1 Court we will summon a Jury rnm panird by his son. Ilob. who la was the driver of the truck which N. Rohson. Jr. raported • Vr . * ' A. however, th a t Ih* yacht U »e ” ’ .# • «j • a t 3:00 o’clock. land, $100J)lit. . tb* mreting. gallowa. ami u y ^ h a cases ha said today. pianist. ••....• - ..A - -’ d . 'i ' ' : r V - v i ’**. -svr. ' M* ' ■ * r*.' ‘s x f 3 | V ( ‘ t; & .• ' . i 1&4 Hr, Tarl b* t bait th« ' Tl and f our the avet Tlnk nigh thre II llu r and local Joni Tl to g they te a t tocli croa •oni • 0 loca font 'r»n* y ta i _ R». J Plane Crash HlghW inds And Flash Floods C a u s e Wide Dam age In Indiana U. S. Directs f First Shift In erman ?; Key Groups Approved At Paris Meeting 5 oying U.S. Demands UN Greece Sfcen As Potential Fuse Give Top Priority To Outbieak Of World Conflict To Balkan Issue I Sept. 8 Is Named 5 Witnesses Ar,c tImum. Opening Date l or Subpoenaed By Count y Schools Papy Defense x! . 'i • Coal Pact Cited President Signs As Stabilizer Of Exports-Imports Economy In U.SVControl Measure Vegetable Growers Hit Hike In Railroad Rates 'I ..MilApproved By VFW THAN 12,000 CARS BUILT IN JUNE! J ig Ho he. Tf rffctt |VM w lm nrlt/ 2mail S Tl Inve bir A l ii-#-*-‘ ■!’ ffi f « i i im f A K r V Speedy Sales and Servicet • Coots Motors Inc. - • *1 .' • . ! . :-T A. • ' ■ l ; *• : T Y fe n -j v l - • f -1j . . .* d . r 4 . �i I . . 1 ')Uu I H i. M Europe Chooses • The Sanford Herald -V■$;* fdhllaliril In ItMJH m ubift,r4 4»ll> r ir r p l '«lurrfne ntul •*iiM«frt* n | III Hi i i m | lnri<ka IM A l t a i c C d lv rv d «!•»« C cl o f cc p J 7 . I l i m . » l If hadfonl. l hr MINllfr IN. e l I l f f i r r r r Ih r A (l mi $t«rf)» I . I WIT. if I$ £ S m ill. (M l I . t i t a n Kdllar i . iim iiiiv III,•l» f. E ll»:*.\ Mh h h . ii HI ««« IIII* I ION It I I i:i •*» ftfff). • si TK Moiilli . I „ Os$ iiuuiiig ^ 2Z% l e r, ftaf /ii'utnn *■■<■-•* III Rnitilil , . , - a 4-4't 9 1*1 V »»wr 4 . ‘V is.tdg Ml a n a ttita sr, a sitrrs. IS. ui,-. , t —itullf.1-- MKti miffrre tti «,lirlnlH n»aO l«i lk»- (turpoaf raUlaa luads. win hr t lm r t|f«l for -JS6> ■1. r.a a ta r a g trrtu la g r t i i i U I..J N n .^ P H i-r H a rd . f a r . , fr$zre*eiil* Office* a r v t * l rlllc* frfnrliuil «i»J \r w N tftftfa iM ' THr H rtaM ’• ii* r *•*»*-* imaIu i #i l n r d In In Ik* I n r o i l»r c r u n i r r m ! i I> rirrv In T k lra fu tflik. I h r II r r n III U A ml | b f A i M t l a l r i l | * t r « t t t l i l r h I* n i l l l I n i M f l a i l t r l i In I h r n m fur rrn H h lU t n l l«*ii u f n i l i h r l i i r n l w r i t * w f l n l i 4 fw fhi* h n itau jirr, u* ttrll a* *11 At* w r i t * iM UKU U i . l t A 4. i J , M i N f U i U / , iU EbU A Y , JULY 15. JJI. I L U K IL In ■W P *I U|» Mlr h* B. TUESDAY. JULY 11. IPI7 BIBLE VFIISSF. r o it TODAY blFFKKKNT THINKING WILL RKCHKATK YOUH PKKSONALITY. A LITTLE. IIIPIIOVKM|:.NT MIGHT HELP YOU: Up NOW THAT SHE'S HAD HER FACE LIFTED—! When Molotov naitl that the M arshall plan for thn r«* liahllilTitottl nfKiirtijM! would lend to American Interference in internal Kumpean a ffa irt, w hat he undoubtedly meant "was that it Would lejfd to interferenco w ith Husain's aim of gatht'ifnK all Europe wjtliln the net of Communism. ■ The ghost of H itler m ust la* laughing a sinister laugh. Tor the h u n k hetweeii Russia and the other allies, means, aft. r all. a Herman .victory, IL-porta from Germany show that thC old technique of the Nazis, to divide ami rule, is still the dream of countless Germans. They leave no stone unturned to fan the easily-bred suspicions of Russians on 1 )^ one hand tow ard Americans, English and French in occupation tone a ffa irs and incidents, and of the other# toward. I he Soviet if, v * s* . Hid th e 'd le -h a rd spirit of. Nazism and the u o n -co ­ operative Soviets have reckoned us yet too satin. American aid. forced to defend the idea of dem ocracy'in war, was IHiwerful, It must look p retty real still .to countless Euro­ peans who know now that Kussfun Coninpinlsin means merely another fo rin -o f the ilespotism they Jjave learned to hate. They most realize, too, from what Mr. Ilevln said, that England is rtill fighting. They know how England cun fight. The withdrawal of Russia from the proposed co-operatlVe plan to restore Europe may split th at unhappy area, may mean the Iiegllining o f a new, us yet tinforeseeahle era m the couliipiit. Hut America, Itrltaln and France ure go­ ing idiejid anyway. Eurojieans must make a choice. Some of 'the nations which have chosen to go wit la Russia have tlprie so willingly. Some have made their choice under duress. Most Czechoslovakians a re not very happy right now. Hut, they say. "W hat could we do?" The Rus­ sian Politburo will have something else to unswer for, one if these days. '_ ' .. *-v "*•’*’ Wednesday A. M. Feature! Lace Table Cloths HAND MADE IN CHINA Sixe 52 x 52 These cloths h are a delicate, expensive appear­ ance,-vet they’re washable, long wearing four-hole hard tw ist Tuscany-Type Lace. Our Entire Stock MEN’S SUMMER STRAWS The N ext Atomic S ta g e GROUP II GROUP HI l- o o 2*00 3 * 00 A «tfvf«fnrr.t)f mi'diral rc s m trh has been set lift hv the United S tates Atomic E nergy f ’ummlssion to study health £uio|>e. we iced, hat beta safr'puimts Against atomic r nvigy and its postible livnefits divided into |wa bloc. — bloc* and is wall. The Imunl vmphasizvs the importance of rbcniiting young doctors 4iud researchers and providing them with blockhead.. grants for life-time careers to develop and perpetuate this America would make a uiiiUkc. country's leut) in atomir.' knowledge. The board has warned i ii termi to u». to mini upon that the scientists who made .the epochal discovery’are no freeing ihe Soviet satellite., in longer working ns a team ami that th e'n a tio n ttanhot longer Europe. NVby no| lei-tire Russian, rely on th eir memory o f "priceless but static knowledge." take care of them). ifere’ls the sobering realization on the part of the men Pineapple picket! 'in Hawaii, entrusted with muuugemenl ’ of atom ic energy th a t, the who are among the* world’. | k»oi- ‘great complex body of knowledge on th is subject must lie Cadillac Limousine Vets Interested In Rotarians To Hold kept up to date; m ust he worked on continually. There is e.l paid worker., 'hrV tlrikina f»> evidence, too, of as great interest in all this from thfc |mJiit. Radio Urged To Meet Bound For Vatickn 3 Day District Meethigher wage, at the very peak ot of view of civilian safeguards and civilian health benefits With N aval Reserves The harvr.l ira.on. Ami cod as from ally purely m ilitary asiwct. PASSAJC, N. J.. July N . tAVW INTER HAVEN,. Jnlv IF— miner., who like • pint.pple., m.y ^SpecialI —Several hunlreil memThe discoverers have played th eir role.’ The tim e has A I,lack Cadillac Ihuuuk'ne * a i Y<mng melt in te rr.le d io- radio, Yu-1a of cluba in Diatrict IH7-C, Ro­ now find out what it I. like, when come when th e younger generation, those whom the war trucked through thi» city • fp j jia itic u la tly fo u n er membeia of ta ry International, ro m p ri.ln if cen­ d*ya »gu bound for J c '.o y City M the .hoe i. on the /idler foot. lias left alive, must carry on the work begun when those n i i ale »l,-m lied bill) lliu nddi e n i m T n i u d farce., Brers tn v jlc l t o- tra l Florida, will n reet^w re f »r a “Pope Plus M l. Vatican City, vU day to allend m eetinga'uf tin .San­ tliree-day conference, t,egimiin Federal iLlutiuani have •jiol tremendous furies were loosed at Hiroshima. ford Klveiruiii-a W arfare Plntu'jii, next 'Sunday, it wua annoitnci Nardes." -■ by Ideiit. R. H. Deaa, UKNIt, of­ j oday. figured it out that u roil. $605, i i (it-ticinl MDim a t'oip," otfi.-t.t* ficer in charge <4 the coniponeuU Savin'# The T eeth • year to buy clothe, for a family declined tu release tuforinutiM. Opening with a "fellowship" Meeting* m e held each T'lerday conference la designed /<> advance ibrnil l bo ahtpm .nt tints nr p la n of five. A ii d llie cfimmuni'v evrning at 7:30 o'clock in the They alto declined cainiiient -w .. ............... confrenc* !■ designed to udv ihe* Cynic .ay. the. turn on the right w hether the autom obtii w .i a gift Lakcfront Buildinr. a t which time the Rotary principles and to laof the decimal is Died for father or a putchaae: One (tAtC official.' membera of the Naval H e le n s atruct officer* of the varioui dub*, - Ttiu.ville filer Advocate. The ■nid th at the carr w ai the eonvin-1 p articip ate in d rill, with tedio as well as delegates, in the various IHIIPV in UtiLiVI tu 111 UIU IllUill II, • tional St-riee 76. priced'at $14,000 equipment fu rn i.h ed by the Navy. phases and program s of the organ­ lou.e! Wiiat’i he doing buyuu ------------______ ... A lthough’ the training in gen- ization. One siicuker declared th a t with proper tilt'djttlon as W i ln c e a —_____ *aid the autoimigile clothei al _a_lipje jikr -thU. tfr p m T ’iirtnTivisttfrTT|-th(J*dnnri3rfcViT.v~ht>Oiibid7i.4hirghT w a i'fin tih e ir tflihfe “wtfh ZKiofi’.erftoil exmeents eommunicatwH, |» o -| - P ao r jr*stine‘ arD fT xndr., «mami maintenance, chief in­ trlcl governor. Will preside ov«'r the titir authority insisted th a t the gohl amt w alnut trim. There wa< a reduce Remember a lew yea'U: ago dm lie unpeeessary, ,w|illF terest among membera U the op- dinner and a “fireside meeting,'* a ingle hack veal, n radio <^t tee i u ■ t Ii e pitiidfYitial wcipipaign taste of Anurlcajouf fob ro°* ° t their portunlty to u te thta gear tn len d ­ J . “ when Kor.ieveli paid htl rerpetl. dental trouble. "HcVoarrhers are studying a g e rh r called aide and a writing" »:f v a 'jk e ing and receiving rne.aagea dur­ devoted to Instruction of new mem­ ’ other. • bers, with the Orlando Rotarians, ing acheduled drills with other under Chairm an Milt Vergowu In in ns uncertain term, to "Marlin. laeto-bacillus ncidolphus, which may tu rn out* to be the platoon* throughout the S .vcnth chaige, will b* a featu re of the in­ Hailon and Fr»h." Well, that .ante prime mischief-maker in th e mouth. Buddy H aynes Tells Naval Diatrict. itial session. Joe-Martin n the man wlm ha, ___ Muat uf-us^Jiuwever, will ho unable to rem ember that LleuTehant Peaa re p o rt, th a t c Of Townsend Plan President W. Ray klartin o f the long word and its application to' our teeth. We shall merely Bow been de.ignalcd a. Int few vacancfet eiiat In the u’atoon, W inter Haven host d u b , will open and invite* all former m-rntbo’* a t to tucceed to the pretidency in continue to bfush the teeth two or three times a day and Ihe bits it. ess sessions on Monday Hayea <>f Urlanito waa our d entist twice u y e a r -- if we a re well-taught and tileRuddy cate anything .hould happen see guest speaker a t the meeting the arm ed forcci who Tike to ttiT f w ith a welcome a d d in s , followed conscientious. ^ k rr with radio gear to ipend an by th* introduction of gueets, p ie.•>f the Hanford Townsend flub to Harry CrcraaiLiWc have come with the Naval R e.rrvlata. ident. and other officers of Dis­ If We are not. we!l| keep oil having tooth trouble. Some Friday night at the Tourist Cen­ evening a long way .ineei'then. Rating* In the unit inlude LTM. tric t 167-C and Its 28 clubs.' Law­ of iih will have it anyhow, for there are many things the ter. Mr. K aye., who atten d n l the and RM. national convention of the Town* rence llir.ig of Jak .o n silla, gover­ There- may be a .recenioti gel-| best research dentists have been unable to -find out, Rut aend club. In Waahinglon, ’re-i 1 ' ----------— nor of district 1B7-A, will deliver ling under way ^ /p in c pail, at th e elders, who rem ember dentistry then and compare it ported on Senator Pepper's speech' B O W efS E s t a t e O f an address "On This We Build." the United Slate., but 10 f.i with dentistry now. are thankful from the heart for the urging all the senators to - back Other talk, dining the Monday 18 Acres Is Sold inclining the plan. session will be Ja-u.’S li tre in . been no'* .ipi ol ii in improvements in method already made. Hr q uoted' Senator Pepper a* Keller, Jr., goveiior of D istrict 167 1 * F^crid. or the .South** it, Georgm, saying “th al far from being leg­ and M Kean Hugh ugh Ferguson r ergi -II on “Peace Require* Action" *| islation for the folks, Florida, South' Carolina and Ala­ .Mode! Plane Flies _____ _ .... ____ . . . . old ----- ------. i it la - uof i r n .inter i i v i »Piavk, *»» srecently a ia rss 'f l*“ pur* while Ai Geiger, nsst governor of W Curfew Ordered To the most im portant legialation be-' chased the fin* old horn* and bama all rrport lubrtanlial garni 167-C wilt discus* future 112 Miles Per Hour Aid Hunt For Britons fore the nation for the young-. property of the late tilady* A. dDuistrict b expansion in this area. in retail .ale.- in .May, and lor i Bower* located on th*.old Orlando At Sanford CortteBt JERUSALEM, July 14. Oft — .stera." the fust five month, uf tin. year. Mr, Hayra quoted Senator Pep-, road near th* county line aouth peV a* saying th a t a tax levy of of Altamonte. South Carolina led the pioeetiion A model plane, attached to a 1 M ilitary rule waa clamped -town 3 per cent .on th* gross income I. H i* property comprising to with a 16 percMl • increase in slerl wire held by Hot) II,., I, of tonight on 10,000 to 14,000 per- of every Individual gnd huiincs*, acre* ami known a* the Oaks, May an4 Florid*, lied' will, that .Mipmf, attained a timed speed of aona tn the Nalanya area to faci­ w ith an exemption of $100 each waa. aold for |IH,‘.'60, according | "YOUR HIT PARADE litate th{ .e a rth fo r two Brill.It month, would t>« 'sufficient t o - to revenue stamp* affixed to the ' WTRR •tale wghyan* 18 percent .increaii 11~ mile, an hour Ijuiiday at the arm y aergeant. kidnaped early finance the program . He strsaMd deed filed a t the County C lerk* American leg io n .pmisored model for the first, five inmithi. Saturday by Irru n 2avf Leuinl, a • TUESDAYS The o|d fAmerican habit oi tiirift ha.^ all but been de.lroyrd l»y the ..vicitiiiudcs uf thfc pail decade, , "T hWj fcrv( are today 60,000.000 j o i i f l the new.paper, are prout| to hoa»t. The wage. fap«d Ift labor are the highest *fn (lie 'hation', history Everything that males for pro.gerity i s ’evident on every hand. But living, are s third let* than they were before the war, and only half of what they were dur­ ing the *20'«. Economic tecurity piomiied by the government, si well a. low intere.l - r a l e , for tho.#. who would like to prepare for their own rainy day. have •II but ddroy^d; the urge to tare Moil folk, nowaday, are •pending every cent they can get their hand. on. ‘ Tbg growing power of the fed­ eral government it thown by # companion of federal expendi­ ture, ^with those, of c i t i e s end stale* during die past 3J or 40 ytariilt. 1913 Ihe federal govern ment .spent *69?H)«0.000. com pared; with $359,600,000 for $11 ^ itilss in Uw UaiUirLSuue-a*. $1,783,000,000 f o r a ll the citin’. Thu., the atate and local government, combined .pent thft? a. much a* the federal gov (J4L Bu| iaifcjaar ths , governmenfVtpenl $60,000,I.Q00 and dSf ltate govtrn17.000,000 and ihe ioI gSvernment. $3,000,000,000, Tliu. the federal government .pent atx time* aa much a. the .late and local governmenU .pent. SM plane meet at the Municipal A ir­ port. The contest was under d iu rtb m uf W, K. Ilolly hr«d, i hail mun. and W, D. Hofmann, m em lw n of thv Model Aviation Committee of Cainptrett-LoMing Post 63. Timer* and judge* included: Jimmy Hotllhan. Dale Hidmann, Raymond Kader, Hay F oi, W, A. Yelvtngton and Top Thornton uf Jackaonvilla, official judge, Trophte* were awarded liy the Legion'post and W. K. Kader, and merrhandiae aw ard, were by the Seminole Coptily Chambei of Commerce: The conte.t wari conduct c l under the rule* of the Academy of Model A eronautic, and point* made at thla meet t*ill be added to point* made at other ,-ontcit* to determine the nU te champion who will be **nt td Iho national meet by the D epartm ent of Florida of the American I^g ien with all oxpen.ca paid. There were 37 plane* entered In thla U-control 'conte.t. and plane* gyrated a t d itty speed* a t length* of 36 to 70 feet. Aa high local point winner, J . K. Alexander won 30 minutg* of flight loatructkm at the Sanford School of Aviation. Bob Hock a l Hi! mph placed flrat In Claa* 8. W. T. Thomaa and aon of Daytona Beach war* Jtw iah underground organlraltnn A communique said: “ It h a. now been decided th a t fhts a r ts shall be a continued atea. t t l | This h s i been don* to facilitate n thorough ssirth in g of the area and to prevent fu rth er activities of this natura within it." .'A curfew Waa impofrd Immcdiately. official* .aid, fo r the "firat hour*" of the Qpcr alion, u The term "conirolled am ".< leacribea a di.trYfI. subject to mil ta rv rule, with all norma) atrvicc*. auch a* poatal, hanklag and tele-| phone drilled to lb# pitpulatinn. [ Earlier Irgun dtrfied th# Urttlah arm y and police to free the two aergeant* il boasted of act.lng and onflnlng aa hostage* fop three lrguni.t* under death aentence. - ^ •hat th* pending bill would bq an o f f i c e yeaterday. George E. insurance fo r la rg e and ,taa*llj Crulck.hank and Edward l|- “ {•* tiii.lnes.ei against the harard o f jle r represented the estate in th*| ioilng thy cnn.umer* market. transaction. H. G. ’ Lundquist, president of A l*i v* tract uf muck land the club, presided a t the meeting w est of Oviedo was recently aold snd refreshm ent* w qrt served by by Georg* Slack to Charles Nlthe hostess*.. black. Revenus stam ps indicate a aal* price of $16,000. General uae o’! th* word “tiq ak " for travkller1* luggage arose"beU nder old Roman law, th e taacause of an obscure meaning of timony of many person* \ta s not the French word ••*«*»* " tro u t," or alms- acceptable unless obtained through box. torture. .93 Only' Hard Sailors Panamas see sw Uwa si tewWy bee i, yaidawt TWy'rs asada I sratW* iaifsal ’ . •s Mm sags. Caw* la and a gab tedey. Dm l . wd v**f I* gtked e* MENS $10.95 BOYS $ 8.95 & * /r s « A A IR tO N D IT IO N B p 7:15 — 7:45 1 • OPTOMETRIST * * ANNOUNCER THAI OPENING O P Now \ - ’ HIS O FFICE FOR T H E PRACTICE OF * . % -i- * : m 1 OPTOMETRY B etter Than Ever *T M i ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK BUILDING SANFORD, FLORIDA . r • Dry Cleaning; ~ • ^ T H U R S D A Y , J U L Y 1 7 , 1*47 Ey e s e x a m in e d — * *■ g l a s s e s p it t e d ■r < By SPECIALS -ftowrsr M f *-- t*fSaterdsy M l . 9 x 12 Linoleum Rugs . -- A. L. Lyon's $6.50 -* $6.75 - $8.75. . . ii HILL HARDWARE CO. 301 E. Flrat 81. ! J-.f v4j' Pa t 1 r Phone 58 481 H O S- p a lm e tto Ave. * VT* 1 ^ \ , • ! •!- V. fr ■ I' -” r - - ■-J»- - ~~= Solar .45 Only DR. CHARLES L. PERSON^ second and John Muir of Miami | placed th ir d In Class 3 events, Bob Hock with a speed of 108.311 mile* an hour, was first; M. L. Albury sec­ ond and John Muir waa third. W. T. Thoms. J r. of Daytona waa flrat In Clasa 2 a t ttt* ntpr; R J . Buchanan of Jacksonville w a.| second and Tommy Vineant of Daytona was third. Young Thom­ aa also won th* Claa* 1 event a t 88 in nr with John Muir second and Tommy Vincent, third. I - h tl 'w m GROUP I .22 Only i t transfm m ed by the renewing pf your n l n A x R m u w i i t i i , -i ' ■J. ^ .■>. : . * • ^^ •J 1 -f ■ - a « m . . — "i * * ■f —=s-^j ^ = r - : • ,r * -V :' ~ =—i ^.. .ZJ£== 1 i L=^i* * _ 1 ’- > * - ?m~n - -,V:. wm - -----.i *S. ~ ; ~ f~~ "M ^ J, , ^ - �t •— , * ff J & # • Tuesday, july is, m : > TH E SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA ueen Elizabeth's nder Causes Alarm j. Social Calender Three Birthdays Are Honored W ith Picnic Mra. Dorothy Stew art of San­ ford. John Mendenhall and D. C. P arker. Sr. of Orlando, who cele­ brate their birthday* this month, ware honored on Sunday with icnk held at San l-ando Spring*. wimming waa enjoy e l until late in th e evening .when a delicious plcni supper wa* served. Those present were Mrs.- Ste­ w art. and children, A llan and Gary, Mr. and Mr*. K. M. Swai n, Mr. and Mr*. II. P. Medici and chlldreip Mary K ate ami Sue, from | ; DINNER PARTY Mr. and Mr*. Jack II. Pearson O rlando-were Mr. and Mr*. Park, entertained on Tueaday evening er. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. P arker, Jr., w ith a dinner (tarty. Ttioao at Jennie I.Ineberger, John U. P u k tending'.were Mr. and Mr*. 0 . T. e r and Gordon Swslni. P sario rt U r. ami Mrs. Charles Robert ~Rc*-*wi and the Mlaaer Dottie Lumour’s Marian c*nj Sylvia Peanuin and H Sarong Is Back BlUie % ven*. . TUESDAY . Tlrt A W . W are Bible Class of the F irst Methodist Church’ will gfeet a t the home of Mr.*an*l U r*. T. W arren, 1012 Magnolia Aire* a t 7:00 P. M, Each lady la Mked to brine a covered dish. at. roll* and drink* will be pro* td IA the hostesses, Mr*. War* j j a . M_rF G. E. William* and Mra. L. Wynn. Mrs. Horton Honored By Woman's Council -V- The Woman's Council of the F irst Christian Church 'honored Mrs. J. L, Horton, the retiring president, gR h a surprise party oa Wednesday evening. The group met at the home of Mrs. Alex Johnson and from there went to Mrs. J j |* . W ilton's horn v to greet J d u . H w ta a -Game*' w rry en­ joyed during thn evening w ith prises being won' hy Mi»* Mary* Edna U a d r c n n/ul Mrs. O .' f . Pearson. A g if t w a s -a lio -w ra . tented to Mra. Horton. " Late In th e ow ning refreshmsnt* consisting of punch and idaad’cup cakes Were served to the honored guest, Mrs. Horton, -Mrs. Pearson. Mrs. R. G. Fox, Mr*. M. G . 'T W , Mrs. W. P. Y e,M r. Mr*. J .. R. “ chard*, Mrs. E. U Dovaon. Mrs. O. D. L andrets, Mrs. J. J. Petras. .Mrs. W. P. H arriett, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. W. C. Ti*oA and Miss Landress. Sugar O ffices Arc Officially Closed ATLANTA, lit., July 15.—Tod« r mark* the closing of all sta le brancH >fftrc* of U. S. Depart* ment of A griculture’s S ugar (R a­ tioning Adm inistration, A. I> Bimpsan. J r , regional executive, announced recently. Thereafter, Simpson said* all functions of S R A ^vill I aa with sharply rnlunM • from the agency's eight fTehL o f­ f ic e s , one of m tc h —at 44!) W**t 'f t i t l l t n a **' “ S lly STAN SWINTON A P N ew sfralures BATAVIA. J a v a —Fashion m n to to Darothv Lnmour: The .batik sarong la back. Before the w ar cheap Japanese print sarongs almost ruined the ancient batik Industry. Now doiens of small factories have sprung up again. Mo*t of them are operated by Chinese with Indonesian workmen. Ttw g an a iMi- which gives - In­ donesian women th a t rerlai.t mine thing which drrW Hollywood* eye is the t esult of hours of Ulwrluu* handwork. E xpert craftsm en first paint the basic floral design on the rlolh Women w orkers then rover it wilh p a ra ffin which they pour out of bamboo container*. Malo w o ik 'rs take ove.% With hand stamp* they provide a background motif. When the patuffin haA boon scraped off. the sarong I* complete In all Ita Intricate, col­ orful splendor. O ften the designs are extrem e­ ly complicated hut the bade process, o f . cowering one design with wax while another Is put on rem ains the tame. The work la don* |n small nlap I thatched bamboo) shacks. Wotkera squat on the d irt floor. In the ren te r la a wood fir* over whlrh paraffin aJminer* in a, pengurviigan. a shallow Iron basin brouiMl from China In the dim p ail. Real batik it expensive. Batik sarongs a r e rarely used fo r every­ day Wear. Many are purchased h y . E uropean visitor*. ’ D uring the w ar the J a p s nose tried to replace them w ith ’ cheap print drfsstw of the European model. With the revival of Indottesian nationalism the ~7vtoih.' h at w ear IntTuilslerp- toward final liquidation of ■ —tgsncy, wHick now has a legal life • x p e ta n ry f t only a little m*re than three ,i*,d a half imintha— until October 31. Simpsun anld all f u tu rj ’ti-uttBunicstlnna— by industrial users of sugar and other* affrclpd hy ttnfalnlng SRA regulations s h o u l^ e directed in fu tu re to the A tlanta office. These ’ inclixV the required semi-annual sugnr Inven­ tory reports and communications relating to su g a r 'and other pricecontrolled foods. I j Batik aarong* from Jav a—par­ ticularly S oerakarta—a re highly prised. However, there are many other .VarleUea. '., T ho Balinese v e rsio n -lik e Hie wanien who .w ear th e m --a re cunaUcrcd the moat beautiful. They are hand woven and, Instead of .batik, they a re ' threaded with silver cloth along with brlghlly hutd designs woven Into them from cotton fabric dyed with natiVn. vegetable colorings. The Bal­ inese who do the dyeing are con­ sidered outcasts by th eir neigh­ Ceylon's annual tea h arvest la bors and a re not perm itted to live estimated a t 250,000,000 pounds. inside the villages. A Honey Of A Perfect for summer and early fall’’ wear in our new smart tailored classic A d u of FALK THREE 1 -U iL " - EDINBURGH. .Scotland. July 15. uPl—Queen Elisabeth nad a cin­ der In her e re last night and the •p rrlal tr a in ' which is rn iry Jag the royal family to 'Scotland made S three’ em ergency stops en ru u tr s<> It could be treated. • Five dig tors and eye specialist* Nancy Kling of New 4im>ina I--aided the train to atten d the Beach la (pending sotm- Umq fc itb Queen, and one London newspaper her couain, Carolyn Hudson. headlined the sto ry above U. 8 . Seervlary of S late M arshall’* aid Mr. and Mra. Donald K. Pearson Europe sjuret'h. Apparently all was well liria ami son. Donnie spent the weak end with Mr. and Mr«. O. T. Petraon .’ 1 *iiinrning, however. The Queen alighted from the train a m i'in ­ ■Rev. and Mrs. p . E. Charles formed Edinburgh'* mayor. Sir will miCe th eir home for the next Robert Falconer: **tt v e il is ’all several m onths at V 1 7 ‘0«tieva righl now,” Accompanying th e King and Avenue. • Q ueetrw ere the Princess Elisabeth Dr. and Ml*. I.. T. Dos* and and M argaret and Lieut. Philip Mr. and Mrs. J , E. Rowland. Jr. M nuntbatten, whose rngagement left on Tuesday for Portland. Ore. to - Princess Elitalreilt was an nounced last week. The royal p a r­ to attend the E lk’s convention ty planned to rem ain at Holyrdod Dr. and M rs, II, W avde Rocket Castle here for a week. have , as th eir guest* Dr, I. G. Hum of Anniston, Ala. and Claude Horn of Mockaville, N. 0 . e r s on a l Hollywood By BOH THOMAS Mi** Bobbie Hlx of Hartwell, Ga. Is the g U n t of Miss Myra HOLLYWOOD, July |5 id*> Jane Madden. She plan* to tv in Humphrey Bogart j>a>| Holly­ Sanford about a week. wood's star-m achine* direly need - ■ Er leads o f'Jo h n ti. Bender will nn overhauling. "They build ’em too fast these he glad to learn th at lie ^ r<*op­ erating from a recent iflnrst at days," the actor commented _ on hi* hoajf on E ast Fourth Street. T h e Treasure of Sierra Madre P , set, "The result is that in spite Recent goes!* uf Mr. and Mr*. «f the sta r hilling, the newcomer* J r K“ . IMt reager w ere Keith A, ~Mor­ aren’t real star*. The observation celioe* cumrow and Andrew , Picket; wf the University o f A lth s mu at Tusca­ plaint* hy th eater men th at Hot lywiHHl hasn't developed a Idg loosa. name draw lit recent years, witli Mr. and Mr*. J . F. McClelland the.exception of Ingrid Bergman. have as (heir guests Mr. ami Mr*. A Mar, y o u ' *e*. doc* not- menu G. It. Mlrnel pf Hal Iln u r.' who the name a* n leading man or plan to spend about a iVcvk in j woman. To l>e u slHr, a player litas to be able Ur 'ca rry the bur­ Sanford. den of a plctute (maided.' Few, if I'l I'-l-t S w ill reg ret to le a rn Brat | n n w , o f these y o u n g s te rs c a n do Dr. and Mra. O. I- Barks ware (Ida. railed lo Columbia. Ga. on Monday Take a took at (he vintage of I*-cause of tho death of Mr*. *--nie of the Industry’s top mule Barks' fath er, A. I. J eaadp. sta rs: G a r y Cooper, 4G; Jim m y Cagney, 41; Streircer T rary , 47j Mr. and Mrs. C. II. I.ukif have Clark liable. AG; Hill Powell, 55; returned to Sanford afte r visltit '2 Bing. Crosby, 4:j; Bob ||o |m . 11: In Nashville. Tenn. witli Eddie Itonnlit Coimun. 5G; Cuiy G ratd, Arnold •and Buy A ycuff and in 41; W alter Pldgeon, 4*J; youngEvansville, Ind. They w rje gone -sier Huy Millaml. IP, Added Bo­ almut 10 day*. g a rt. who la 40. "The lan* will keep ofl going Mr. am) Mr*. Clifford llarcllft, lo see them a* lung u* those whose wedding wa* a.*, event of stai* cun walk. A* n m atler --' June 2!i. have retu rn n l from their fact, ___, they’d yell fo r’ a guy like honeymoon and are making 'their (ksijier if he ha* 10 tie wheeled home at 1200 N orth .Mill* Street on Hie screen.' in Orlando. Bogle doesn’t suggest that the picture business bill fall a p a it Mr. ami Mr*. Alton Hlx ami ‘ wlien the cu iien t a ta is dm p off. son,.Jim m ie, of W inter lliT en.and Bui he advise* younger player* Mr; and Mrs. Ilartild Madden rpetii lu tend to their c a irn * . Sunday wilh Mr. and Mr*. A. C, "Go un *ufpension,” lie advis­ Madden and famll) at th eir hmn- e d .-" If t|ie*e kid* let tliemselve* on Magnolia Avenue. lw stuck In any pictnie. the f a rii''is n rg e t tiled of seeing l hem - Mr. and M rs. J . E. H unger plan bt Iooi films." to .lf*sve tomorrow for h’ewai k. N. Bogia should know, he’s the Y. ,En yuutr |n-. New Ymk they suspensiun king uf Hits Ibwii. will visit In GaUinliurg. Trnn., I lf ’s also a star. F untsna Dam, N. C. and In N or­ Right* anil sound* on the Hol­ folk, Va. w ilh their-daughter, Mis, lywood lieat , . . Marie McDonR. V. Althouse. ( aid in Hat MGM commissary “ '■ .•"I t t e z w a w « ----------- m 5 3 » Tournament Precedes Era Of W asp-W aists Sunday N ig h t Supper | 'Is Definitely Here RADIO PROGRAMS :«ulj Notes By IIET^V CLARKE AF New* fetautr* Beauty Editor You’ll need to do a lot of o! in­ ning when pocktrCg oimmetv* fer a trip , Buitle* and jgr* .tuck ,-1 aw ay too carelessly may crack ami th e ir content* spill on expensive lingerie and itrrplgreable garmenta. Prohablv Hu-rc will Ik **,nn tar* th a t m-iit to Ik- t-tken oil vtuolion but titerw ate a n upher "f cosmetic item* llmt ran »c re­ placed _with tliux,- in nott-Jrieokable container *. • . Perfunii must lie carefnUy baekeil and the stopper'ssatrsl with wax o r adhesive injw. it i» t»-it to take It nr small rials w idtdighl screw cap-. These can In* w rap­ ped and tuked away, -inugly in handkerchief bags os slippiie. If you ate taking a tdan - to your vacain-o resort, take *a«d,->t powder or ricant cologne inslrnd of perfuun- which may ei -n-n-.ile or spill at high allltiolcs, Tin* new I-all point pci (lime dispcns'er* an* Ideal-for ulam- travel. Iiuaever. Yoii won’t i-e aide to |ui-l yo u favorite liquid foundniluii* rnfely for a nhn— journey, Ilul there sue a num ber ”f substitute* whirb moy tie found It, help unhati - p m r l-wuitv. On vaent • II V-'ll alnml.l |ir-|uin_ .......... .... mr enough of si tun so tlmt.............. u heavy nVm'id'f^ M n llo n TI n™ uqimVtf Pack a pnsdcr-rakegvhlrlt is- easy to use le d -i U' u runke'-to* base and for—t h Kurliing h'hs. T lds ii ^ iiuirr-ss n-> waier, inr riogiiV p blending sllif mine* in III write or taw nv aha-f—i which will tv fl.nfterin g a* your holiday spin* and vour akin tom* deepen*. Be aur- to include slmmpm in vour v atati uti.su Itease. Tin........tinin-lhe- rtdU ’ LAoU are n.ickafilg favorites. Particularly if you anat llioahoie. you will.n- .-l •-- wp I vuur hair t verj* day to free .it of sand" ami mil picked up at Hie lieach. If hie going on n long train trip. oi. • ..f the’dry .i|i;impm>s will rom r in handy until you a r ­ rive a t vour destination. Your manicute and pedifur • 'should he vour last beauty ritual* ■tiefur a, las, ii.it liom- If s - a . 1. ,. . Utier vour Rail* hfnpcrty »iII Ii TLjk*ria l lacqio-ts lacuucis wjiicii n idrli muuiuaL>> i-.lUi^ long lasting, m-rhnps you will not n e r l to lake nail polish tml • hahee lls spilling. Nall Iact pic c t » difficult slain to remove fi'oni clothing. Jnveatlgiitic sun tun oil* ami id­ s ta tio n ft THU » FeatuiCU a f t h e Seminole Coun-; Hy DOROTHY KOK try Glut, last weekend was a mixed j Associated Pies* Fashion Edifor rm sa». i:,*ataa Scutch fuiiraoino which began a t! The era of the waip waist l* up- ’ ^ *'1 t to p. M. on Sunday afternoon on ua, and tiiere’i no doubt about , for men and women golfer*. T he. i t / ’ ) a «& t'j-iy i ’u,.tc* regular Sunday night lu p p c Moreover,'we’re golug tu like it, : ,!--uuapp -erverl following the tournament. f^oof of tho populates ol t^ c ■', M ii V| H Among rhuec seen at tin- clnh new sllhouvttr lie* In a new gnoip • - \’J Situth Mirt over the weekend Were "Mr. and of inid*ea*on die****'which have Mra. G. \V. Spencer. Di. snd Mr*., teen selling like mad in New J H li*a*l lii-tut# »- A ,r rt-s }**y T, F. McDaniel, Mr. and Mt».i York's wholesale garment reel ion •% John Molsclt, Mr ami Mrs. John j aijd which are due to bit J he Store* 11 *•t H*f ii«rg|ful Ir V*»lief£ Iv e v /M r. and Mrs, J. F. Stuck, around th e country shout now. 11*511 H*hiDitt# S*w§' Mr. and Mr*. W.’ G." FL-mlrt*. >|r. The M u p kon*M» of u13 ‘auj VJL[ Off ami Mrs Andrew C an aw if>, Mr. If faOupt dfsf^ntnl i>y Til h Mia ftiRit O il and M ra Jam es Ridge, Mr, and for the housr of W n isi t..#i rhi-uesn Svmborss m, • ra*m ffw turw # whdlk- * vi •*• .Mrs. H. G, Echols, Mr. and Mrs. hr i 111 •(;m*suu|i Rov Holler. Mr. and Mis, A. J . . clothes tetirrl «t les rhari 119,1 s*•’ts*' 104. „t in. I'urpU WilliMits, Mr. and Mr*. H airy The dresses a ie American adapt* NVykg ■__ * T-»-ke. lion* of the silhouette of rthm olan *{*»e Hupfj* fitmuaili . Also.M r. and Mrs. Waller High. Dior, the new designer whose M u and Mrs. G eorgr Thuislon. spring-collcclion *tole the show hfifir »*• tlpiFiuilt Mr. ami Mr*. Civile .TensilU-gar. at *he Pari* opening*. All are Jli'flttbi I trV t.’.itiCii _* J r.. Mr. Slid Mr*. K. H. Rmitln Mr. ru t to suggr-t a figure “.S” the I I I * ^ P t n jA l A lrilS titU b i ■• NdWf Hit- Tulin and Mr* 11, C. tle u e l. O il. an d | w»l»t drawn in the smallest nosNVh i Mm . Hugh Whelchcl. Mi. m,l Mi*., *iWe dimension*, hips -xml Iits I * Uf in a !*nb«r i John Srhlrard, Mr. slid Mr* lhirt( tounded, shoulder* more nalniAt. lllkir li.i* t.n Hlggenbotharu, Mi** Frame* Ma-! Each of tlm d - “hown by. I• . boney, Miss Dorothy Powell, II. II. Till! ha* an inner l-idl which is Ain^rir-iiti |{ltyfhta«' Henley, Hit hutd Ura*. D»ri Mar to d ' “ v' l*ic waist in le fon- I 11» UltiH JT ti 1 * Vw11ji ■ I iviia f t( vc£ per. Muck Cleveland, Jr., Kith) the outer (sell is fattened. A dap­ muf i»inii m m f o t'd .-. Sr., Kirby Kite, Jr.. *V|||lam **''1? Die allie s for the VilicHean | | MM N f ft l H ftmlon. F." I). Scott ami At Biy j *"»(«*. she Ira* avoided the com t l * * l VH 'k iillli |t*=g»D»p |i|ti)rp ant, Sr. ' i idetely rounded *huubleia of the. t i l l * laUfit French original*, and has ____ Noop • I modified shonhb'i pads Just en-M SiI'- IV nirm li-'-undop lioliii ami make sure ymi take only ough to flultri the a v e ia g 1 Anler»j j , * t i '>"*« figure. lire I k h I . Y ou w ant to lie'knreM can fig u r e . The rouodml t.M.k uf ,. ,IM! , ,I ,w Vigi have ailmiuale *kln pioteition the hipline is achieved liy small 1.1 Iiefore liasking in the sunlight and inner ruffle* o f - »«ft -rrlrmHrtr t j o r:-. t v . n . . i i t u s l a «lf*>imr»e vim'll want to take it which hold the skirt out p .t rn* 1 Cl K n li.ii m I r 114-1iie i I t* N e w t ■easy Hie fiist few sunning days ilogli to emphasize the sntalln lis t Non- Itin-h unvvrny. Just ns an added pi -can- of Hie waist, hut ted eStfiBgll Id " "« V. is. ,.r ilir Itajr • ■ti1*- I ' s t i l m i U r-t t t u . l t t linn. Many uf tbese tanning lo­ give a padded |---k. :e ArIef I...... Il.nc* "lllq dresses are com|ilefe!y stm- 3: tion* leave i I kUi*. Imwe*ei. so t: Ni s i suru 1.i*l 11 ea ps are llg h 'ly aiwh- pie, illi no Ui'mmings, Its *|mng- I « ’■> t t * j t " t n h Ir*. no gewgaw*. Most tli ml i-e' Nvw* oretl. v i»- N -t-llt Tim* One nf the sim plest ways have a .............. urn) neckline am! ■to I f r e t t h e n .111.1 live the problem (if JkiHIcs >»,l f “ I'Ush-iip ■ti-nglb .....................tally tl I S al ts i •l,i**tc* Ilira I hut may leak, in Hm even! t f Died. .Skirts are consMerrdil;. N-e* i ih#’ P , r •. . . . . j t*L H »iK «T a « « “ l I« m*W n ir n t w t l l i l l i i ’ i you don I have a rain ca-e with L l l n g of the «llh«uet>e. riinii-uiluii-nts made for the p u t -1 " • nose.* Is to carry them in your! , ^ lp Dgum "H silh --o tle is For Vacation Letter W riting I? Hy N o w ”— at • .fIn inn.‘!!* * ,. .T 0_l ‘' ' “I ' Sires* has a .w ide crush,.......... It. i take - vour Inigesi Immllmg ami lightly 111* Ininnl frunl ml back: a n - I ft In cm . w i . - n - . i ii->is> . - , i - « ; s f f . u 'r - , : w s ' i s r ....... h I Yuli mw» can flnit Jar* oT litllej Pad* sa lin a ted with d-odoranti niid skin cleansers and these a ie l liaadv l» have on a ttip. If yon hesilute tu include lin e s jure be lin in ' of their bulk, transfer the pad* til non-btvakable - lew lop i ostitelics container*. L -eO-AJJ-wse - s i1 piece, m -y ts am | easy in wear.* __________ _ 4: Nrw York City’s Wall Si n et j uv, w, d* „ amp |*e(Pr W ttyves ant, who as govenor of !be Mutch settlem ent of Netv AnisterdiirH(| paii-Jih vi del 1*1 a piolivtiligC pausdiicsi iuilll. COLEMAN'S Stationery Specials A fte r w naU iig disbcn, ju s t rin se. E ven g la ssw are dries sp a rk lin g c le a r w ith o u t tim e-w astin g w iping! V rl lenvek no so ap scum -or n lren k y film tu polish uw ay. P u ls und pnna g et clea n ho n in th ip ik k e r, liecguse Vel rem ovea g rea se f a s te r , m o re com pletely th a n soap. Vel leaves no tlisb|m n rin g to sc ru b o u t. Vcl clea n s d is h e s-c lc iu n r tliairtb o u p ; auvea u p to h&lf y o u r iliHliWuahing tiin -l Hill. Mi«« Mary lllil a n d ' Mr*. |). C Barclifl returned yestenlay from tending a month Daytona th a t Ds Heath. While th em thoy attended thq R a rrllft-P arr wetldlng. : hpsU nd . . . The sta rs bunt, ing their car* in Hie Carthay Circle parking lot a fte r a pre­ miere- . . . op«n season for autngiaph hounds . , ..V ic to r Mutu:e es, form er chief ,n U? J** f ‘",Ke engineer for the ^ ta n f o td ' Naval , J Ju** Lnlshsd ‘hi** A ir Station novf connected with Death , for th* fourth tim e.” th? Publlr Work« n j^ n ry In Hran*- • *,* ^ n in“ Hinmlfa b#lu«f outfitwick. Ga., -visited friends In S an -• “ {*n ty Mealcan dre's* 1 ford yesterday. He w as aregfn-i *ul? "^h* Kissing Bandit’’ panlrd by hi* daughter of WiiMi- f! . r ' ,""nenH nr. "W ait till the Ington. D. C. •*•*<*. In Jersey am this, they'll throw lock* at m»” : , , (Jane Mrs. Emmett H unt has returned Lockhart, hla h air in pin cuila m perm anent wave for from Hendersonville, N . C. w hsio after she has been siu-ndlng *om-> time “ Foxes Of H arrow ,” bringing his wilh h er daughter, Mrs. Rosroc lunch so he w on't he seen in IKIotne, J r . and family, Mr*. Mc- Hie studio cafe . . . Cary G rant l<ane accompattird* h er to Gaines- finishing ’’The Bishop’* Wife” In ville where she and her family a te •uch confusion th a t hs had to m aking th eir home. i ; fi:: read hi* lines from a blackboard _______ i ■. - -** • . . . Maria Monies baby-sitting Mr. end Mrs. C harles Robert for hei -deter, Mr*. Ken G arter F rsrso n of Winfiehl, Kas. have Virginia Mayo watching her arrived to visit Mr, Pearson’s psr- dressing ntom sign changed to ents, Mr. spd Mr*. O. T. I’esrwsa Virginia O’Shea , . . L*„n Turner snd sister. Mi*c J , E. Rowland. worrying alaiut w hat, to buy ‘for rMlsa Marian Pearson arrived with her dtrttghier'* fourth birthday them a fte r attending K ansas Slafe A)!. Hollywood sw eltering College itt M anhattan, Kas in the first touch of tum m ei weather . , . • "Ciipecobsna” i* Mr. and Mrs. J . E. Rowland, Jr. okay Tor hoi w sathar entertainentertained on Sunday with a din- ment. It is certainly nothing In •ner for mrmliers of th a 0 . T. Pear- strain the tnlidlrct, but U ure m e *09 family. Thorn present were enough la u g M aiid songs to keep Mr. and Mrs. Pearson. Mr. shd you cool fur alt hour and a half, Mrs. Charles Hubert Pearson of (.rourho M ars1 (doing . single)) Winfiehl. Kas.. Mr. and Mr*. J ls n - anil Carmen M iranda are expert ald Pearson and son, DonnU of foil*, and S tem Cochran, Gloria Gainesville. Miss M arian Pearson Jean and Andy Russsll help ca r­ aqd Sylvia Ann Pearson. ry the low-voltage plot. s ta y ir lo v e lie r , s h e e r e r - l o o k i n g ! Vcl suds keep sto c k in g s sh 'ecrer-looking, lovelier longer th a n even finest so a p (lskss can. U nlike am p , Vel leaves no scum o r film s tic k in g .to th re a d s . S tocking* rin se c le a r; s ta y sh e er, Vel does aw ny w ith s o a p -f a d ­ ing- I t’s e a sie r th a n even finest yoap flakes on m a n y d e lic a te w u*huldc colors. • V I l W O M t r a S t a w t *MW . m . . e**tca C*i**t# p Milderfo Hands! Vel is not a soap but an en­ tirely new and diffrrent suds that is completely neutral. . . milder than soap. CYNARA CREPE ■ N ary and Slack -- ~ SUM 12 to 20 at ¥ .. "i Now U the lime lo get read y for (hat cold weather. Ret your Space Heateni and install thebi during the summer months and not hare ISH at the ‘ ‘Ittsl m ^ it yrhen ........................ ‘ spell (eta here. to RU9 thnl cold >IN STOCK m MONOGRAM - SPARK - PERFECTION* u d othtra, all aixM from on* hunter hnle ty'pe to large circulating cabinets. D O IT NOW • 201 EAST FIRST STREET RHONE 53 • ■ '*•» t ^ . — A,.! i t.i? - - 1• ’ ir - * " / r - ** -rw— - ? I �PAGE TUESDAY, JULY IB, 1941 THE SANFORD HERALD, 8ANPORD, FLORIDA four Feds Trim Senators Twice; S t Augustine Here TdjQpfrow In League BattingCrown Locals NEW YORK, AuJy 15, (,P>— JU rrv W alker of the Philiir* ha* lengthened out a commanding 22point lead In the K atlonil League batting race b u tC lev R iA d 'i »hortMap-Manager Lou Boudreau i» getting itlff contention from Net* York’* Joe DlkU ggio for* the American- le a g u e crown. .While W alker’* firs t place -til ontdlitance* rurjnerup Ratpn Klner .pf Pittsburgh who la hitting 319, Boudreau tops-the American with a .845 mark to .338 fo r DIMaggio according to figure* including Sun­ day'* game*. It’* a wide open scramble be­ hind W alker In the National * ith a complete re-»hufftin,: of the other noiltion* In the top 10 leav­ ing Klner, the Pirate'* sophomore racking up th* 1 to 0 encounter. home run *en*atlon. in th, second Sanford's lone run came in th* •pot. Enoe S laughter of-SI. Lout* sixth canto after Ralph Salter* (kidded 14 point* to 4 third place field and Don M urray drew free tie with C irl Furlllo of Brooklyn ticket* and Day* Bride aingtrd to Bert Haas of Cincinnati hold* fill the sack*. Jo* Jones, Orlando righthander, missed th# m u k and fifth at .315 is followed In trd er hit Tim Tyler with a pitched ball, hy New York’s W alker Cooper. sending Satterfield acrosa the plat­ .312. P ittsburgh’s Frank (Justine, .809;. Boston’s Tommy Helmr*. ter wllli the winning tally. In the nightcap the Hanford and Jloh Elliott, tied at .DU7 * nj nine greeted their country cousin, Brooklyn’s Jack ie, Bobinsun at Stan Zedalii, with a 17 hit bur- .805. Although the Amerirnn'ds a two* rage to add th# 11 to * victory. Johnny Tomat w ent th# route m ac battle between Boudfeau and for th# Feda and z»eeived credit DIMagglo at th « : tim e, several for winning th# aecond game of others rentaln in the running. George Kell of Detroit holds third th# evening. Dave Bride. Sanford center field­ at .329 and Chicago’s l,uk» Appl­ e r. paced the Sanford itt a tk on ing haa .324 for fourth. George McQuinn of New York Jtedalls with two singles, a douhla and a triple in four official trips contine* among the l«*deri nlth to the platter. Satterfield banged a fifth-place .818. Other* In the out three tingle* and a three ply firat to are Bob Dilllnger i f Si. poke In five appearances to taka Louis; .810, Barney McCosky of Philadelphia, .300, Ted William, runner.pp honors. fom orrow evening the St, Aug­ of Boston, .303, Bill Johnson of ustin* Saint* meet the Iqtal* al Nsw York, .301 and Johnny Pesky the Municipal I’ark In a single tilt of Boston. .298. which will sta rt at 8:15 o’clock. Big Bill Stanton will ha M anager M uriav'a nominee to hnndle the mound, assignment. • *>«■ > « no The Gainesville (J-M«n were idle last night due to a raim-t mu tilt wilh the Leesburg Pirate*, but catapulted Into league leadership when th e seventh place p«|. atVa Axaltas trimm ed the St Aug­ ustine Saint* in both -ends of a JUWJCS. Ill Abrsu. c twin attraction by 3 to 2 and 4 to 2 margins. T;*» DeLand Red Hat* captured Total* !> • a two gam* card from the lowly *•—ran tor Ourrlscn In tlh a a a r on it Davtotpi Beach Islets. Die llal* won h / 7 t o i l and 4" to J. Hal StcMam rlg l|l lid* and w as forced to leave th* first contest In the fourth inSt. Aug. P alatkoKkrpinski Tylir, sh ■*nfor4 c»* oat *-t Bun t-ii ter* In, T»l*r, IMrrlflesst BvttsrftsM. ItoWrtson troable- pfsyt Jintiot to hybrana to -ndtsutton. t *tr na basest Orl*ri<lo I. M nlord i Her** on hells (rtf J Me* .t. LaH* t. Sseock T u l l try Jones J, t eVe » Winning p ll'hett lurk#. Losing pitcher: v" Jop-e. ITmptrasr ft ^11 Mohlev m i nelberk. Time of garnet i t nsms) 111.4X1,0 Lyhrand, ta ■Throwp, cf Bsvtl. rf Harrison, If Msnnlnx. lb Itobsfsson; lb Justice. Zb IMtU, r gsdstis, p 14 T otal* I I Zl t l a—hi,Is,l foe %*4alls In Ith. SA M ronn ab v b> pa a McManus, ss •1 1 0 I » Lake, tt, I t t i t JWttsrfleH. th S J 4 to 1 HarHngton. rf I ■ * S4 - o H utrar. »b 4 I 1 s » Buds - cf Tyler, If 4 t i t » - 4 0 1 1 0 Ford, c Tomit. p - I I .To**!*___________ I .. 1 I > l I 0 1 it u n u i: »«o tat (ito— i cso lo tttx —tl Lt HssbA. Murmr. Itxn* a r ri v e * I. B r id e 1 T m w st Z t ' w '*i*d .In? F o n t L e k s f. n a t t s i f l M d r , nesorf, Tvlsr Two b**s hkv Brld» sJir. T a r « # h t s s u t-jf-M Stillwell; ■ ITEAMS TO VIE FOR SID ELIN ES W IN G HONORS from the Thla buaines* at ' fining Clue.0 hall player* 1100 eveiy time they open their mouth* aeeftt* to be belting to be nearly an everyday orrurrance in the F lo r­ ida S tate League. .The Sanford skipper w*e h and­ ed a |1 0 0 ticket the other day and he waa quite arnared a t the reason given for the tag. We talked with Mutrfcay a ttT the announcement waa made con earning hi* fine. .Murray Mated that It* never did even aee a Daytona fgn when he waa in dis­ cussion with pitcher Glenn Gar­ r e tt in the dugmit at City Island I’ark. The fine .was nailed on the Sanford skipper by the Islet fans for the use of obscene language, It I* reported. It I* nothing shot of rem arkable how the fan* could hear the discussion th at wa* going on In th* dugmit. i Ticket Adiantagea The University of Florida has advised all alumni and aibTeth contributor* that August t la the deadline fo r them to take advan­ ta g e of their football priori!, advantages. 7. Ticket order* are lielng leeei ed and order* are being fill* In th# order, in which Uiey s ireceived, according to J’ercj Beard, business pianagpr .of at{? I#tics.' Ducat ordsr* from other p e r­ sons than alumni In good sta n d ­ ing and athletic association con­ tributors will lie accepted and fill­ ed afte r Aug. 1. These orders will tie filled from the general ticket stock which remains after all p rio ritie s, have been served Beard added, NOT HBBPONfllHLR We u e r e g l ml to teem that Wjllis Anderson was not responsible for the discriminatory release of press notices against the inter* est* of hi* home town. We were advised of this fact in several conversations during the past weekend, and. u* com pletely-ehsolve this outstanding Seminal* High School athlete of any blame In the affair whatsoever. Wo hava always been a great adm ir­ er-of-*hU ability <•« lit* gridiron and wa are glad to learn th at his sense of fair play lias not suffered from hi* well deserved C|**ry St. Aug. 100 101 000 -3 7,1 P alatka 100 030 0 0 * --4 7. 1 H eln-r. Kstcher and. Stillwell: Driggcr* and Toneoff. DeLand ' 201 001 0 - 7 13 0 Daytona 000 00<i 0—0 (I 2 Stew art, J , Peres and Strlneckaj Gaddi* and W est Second gam# DeLand 010 100 001 01—4 10 I Daytona 100 M2 000 00—3 15 4 R. Peres, J . Perez an d S teln eck e; Finch and T strault, ti.n n itit Team ill# til Augustine i >•! -n t OtUnlr. «r.*T»: i. k a u l s : vv L. Pci nil is si ,«ts SI I t .1*1 t tt i i s;s i 4S IS .St* * Kinard Tops N oriega • Major rtaivi leferd s:-rors; and C O M M E N TS FATHER ANDSON hlWt JlrCtt ftrlrt*. ParriftoMi Tyler, f-ide. oubJ* p t s r S : L a k e t o S a t * s r f 1eld . I . a k s ; M a n n i n g to J u i i t r e , o nt>er*»nn; ,X | r a f - n u s t o M u —s v l y ■tlarftsM. Left o n , bas s*, d r l s n d " g sn f o v d I. R i m n n b » " s i .iff site" * I T o m » t t . a - rh '-h oi\ri v JMa*** <4. T n m a t a W l n t U n g • e t w r T n m s t . • -w'ng r l t - h » r F e ­ ll's . t 'm p ! f « r , Stnt.Uv. Item * * 1- a n * «sH T im e e f BS m si 1 , 1*. A l t s n - MUMmYMV/, MUjy I15. P , lQ D U U dt; ORLANDO, July ( Special) —-JBIIly Kinard scored hi* 23rd consecutive ring trium ph her* la st night by putting Pete N oriega down for tn t count In the fourth round of the main event of the Ahierfean -Legion boxing card a t tho Legion arena. N oriega aubktltuted for A ustin W aters who was unable ro appear because of Hllness. Kinard floored the sparky littl* Tam olan In the third stx n ia w ith a driving body-hook and a rig h t cross to th* jaw, Noriega cam* up a t the count of eight,- Kinnrd finished N oriega In on» -mmute' and 45 eecona* a fte r th* fo u rth round opened HANFOItP ( f OrUrrtn. l.,M b u r g a t U a l n s s v l l t t . I’a t i t k a ' a t HL A u g u t l l n * Dg,tana tWseh a t . D.Land. tswMfW U s i a . Teem tv T f*c Nsw York (1 is D s tr e t, , to Bose-m si CUv.lsfrJ. V": is r| ,* f is tl |i 14 COLUMBIA, S. C., Ju ly 15, UP) —Prssldent Earl Blue of the South A tlantic Baaebail le a g u e ha* a n ­ nounced the signing of John Smolka of Nile*, Ohio, as en umpire, replacing Jam es H. Brewer of Birmingham, Mich., lofigned.. 158 YffARS OLD ‘ Smolka come* to the Sally Loop ROCHF.STER, N. Y.. Jul from the Coastal Carolina League. fj—Jazne* A. Hard, the n i L aat aeason he officiated tn tho turn.-, no- . Qw JRU-Florida le ag u e . tv today 1 B,u* Ml<* Br*w*r ttslgnw l to I'm feet- * huilnes* m atter* In it ywaW i« Augustine Saint* reealved a jolt A group of fath e r and aon team* today when Nick Buonotu. Mar will compete In golf matches Wed­ righthander, underwent an "lucr-. nesday afternoon a t th e Seminole gency appendicitis operation at Country Cluh Clyde T en v /iru sr. East (’oast Hospital. Huh pro announced today. This The IP-vcar-old Bunna'o. with t* the first in a aerie* of sim dir I f win* against three defeats, ha* tournam ents to encourage jvunger l>een a- facto r In 8l. A ugust'n«‘s golfer* It) the game. pennant bid. He recently threw F ath er and son team* who play three straig h t shutout* and hurled reg u larly and who are eipect-d to 39 consecutive 'inning* without play Wednesday include? E. C. yielding a run. He h at the lowest K ilpatrick, J r, and aon. Hiil Mi* Patrick; Kirby File a n d 'aon. Kir­ by Fite, Jr„ K. B. S m ith nrd ton, ing the operation a* tho Saint* (iene Smith: II. C. lle tte l and son, headed for I’alutka for an Import­ Alan lla lte i: Hugh Whotch'l and ant double hill. *on, Hugh Whelchel, J r .; W. O.l Boh G rant. Saint business man­ Fleming and aon. Billy Fleming: I ager, staled th at -t will probably 0 . W. Spencer and son We d»v. \l he three weeks before Burr.ato Bryant a rut aon, Gene Bryants Mr. ran pitch sgnin. A. W, Epp* and *nn. Dr. A. IV, Eppa. J r sScltool Opening Two team* will form a fours-one, with a father and »on competing <r«Htlisae4 fre-e Psae o at) against another fath e r an-l son. The four player* will tee off a t 3:3n P Jl. on Frliley. Dec. 19, th# beginning of each hole. »»!ert and will reopen on Monday, Jan. the two M il drive* and alternate 6. Good F riday will be observed ahota until the holes are com­ in March, and a Florida* Educa­ pleted, , ’ tion Aneoeiathm meeting will be 1Mr*. A rthur William* and Al held In April. Bryant, local g reen 'k eep er. - ured Although achoola will d o se for a to * 45. to win Inc m i n d t I the y rar on June 4, teacher* will foursome recently nt th o - Seminole l<o reunited to remain on duty Country Club, rerwlllrgiw, re­ until June 25 according to the ported today. Eighteen players schedule. This, Mr. Lawton iiolnlcompeted with Ml*. A lulm ? fn r- rd out, I* ilue to the 1947 Florida ravv|v and Pried I b t r d teaming law requiring 10. full cafendarmonth* of service, or I MSI daya of actual teaching, exclusive of holi­ days. Mia* Gene Bailey of Wlllistop, a g raduate of Btelson University, was approved as a teacher In the prim ary scIiooIk hy 'th e "Board. The school board will again meet , , . .'A* Iv, AH ' i,|a n ' p ' i i . |* ,, , , || I* ’i n isti. filutthrah *# V| V.» iN n .u tu r n i » 4 . T J7" c * # o ). I t o ^ o n I 1 .0 0 V a lu e ! J ames Cagney 13 RUE distance between cities. . . C a t Y ours Toafl Novelty "WINTER HOLIDAY" PARAMOUNT NEW8 ATTENTION SPORTSMEN Saucers Reg. 3.93 Portable Cooking surf see. 10x38'/. Inches. ............ ......... 3 for 2Sc Ftp. 4 .tf Arcksry $*H.. Rsg. VI* Csittsg lures . 4 9 c j Ksg. 4AS RsMer’i Glove* Rut Humphrey did say; _ "If th# coal operation which ha* been promised by the miners* union Is realised, and it is much more ap t to he >o by satisfactory mutual agreem ent than by strike* and government contra!*, itk reasing production and Increasing V?fiiencv will surely mean more coal al l*sa coat. "On tho other hand, th# #ff#ct of ahnrtag#* on prices in concltt*lv»ly Illustrated bjr the incr#as#| in apot prlcea for coal which have taken nlac* recently wh*ri a strike and shutdown waa only threatened and which are rfght m i . much more than the actual ed-nne# in* cost which will result from this contract." j Humphrey rem arked that It I* "only reasonable to expect th a t theso higher pries will gradualis­ ts# adlusted downward when, a* a 1 result of this agreement. It h#-( -comes apparent th a t nroturtlon will continue and a supply of coal will be currently avallthl*/* 22 Single Shot Winchester’A Stevons R ifles Formerly 1.00 22 Bolt Action Repeaters Mnrlln, Mosaborff &.W inch«ster 110 & 20 Ga. Bolt Action Moss berg A Stevens Repeaters • e • • 12, 10 & 20 Gunge Pumps, Ithaca, Remington & W inchester 16 Gunge FLASHLIGHT C O M P U T E WITH B A T T E R I I S CENTER PUNCHES .................. COLO CHISELS (H MAND Vs"J PUNCH AND CHISEL SETS . . . RIGHT ANGLE FLASHLIGHTS IS'INCH MONKEY WRENCHES ra O M E ih ■ SAVE! ■!* * Remington Autom atic Stevens *1 | Ctutllnjr Hods 4.95 ■ .3 pc. I’an Set 2.48 Double Barrel! 28',’ * 16 gu age Speedometers 4.50 Chair Cushions 1.09 12 Gunge Double -Barrel! 0: uH nx ttU r c s f e t.il Sr a Lawn ltnkcs Single Harrell. 12 Guage. 30" fu ll Choice Iver Johnson & SteVen« 7.4 5 4 ^ 1.45 1 .# W* Maintain .Repair Department For Gunn vdR'tt' ‘ Fine Quality Auto Suppllet 306 EnM First Street ' v J *, «- 4V \V#?# m m iN G W H IIL SPlMNtRS .sic BUMPER JACKS . v, * # * , , . « » 1 1 i U E GRILLE GUARDS 1,19 DC LUXE IUMPIR JACKS................................. l i t S av e M oney o n W h e el G ood# 3-WHEEL SCOOTERS COASTER WAGONB .......................... HCOOTEBS ......... MUNICIPAL PARK 8:00 P. M. COASTER WAGONB , IRISH MAILS ........................... -- — SEAT c o v e r s in s t a l l e d f r e Coach Sedan, An Low An Beds, hurled one hlt « m . .Kklns. Brooklyn. aqapp,B» tlr!n “ w n -rah ie strsak. A * « JoabW In th* tea *”'£^lJ lnlnKt h t r e tire d th* »•*» i a Brook* In mcceaslofl. AMERICAN JUNIOR iA N D O REGULAR LEAGUE GAME BEING PLAYED the Dutch from Java. w ;■ CAST AT THE WILL BE BROAD- M STAKE.W AGONS • f t t» ro B e tte r Value by Sand McNally Eighty page* of imp* of every Mato — n ls o — PUwb ergk f> I. IPhu7A.iIi!k hU*d«|p),|, |. g|. ■hariaaxii j. nroobi-,n I, IjJ^ fiT R R D A Y T STARH • ROAD MAPS OF AMERICA "second round” wage without go­ ing on an inflationary spree. The NAM head also declared th a t the key to continued ycunumic growth ami prosperity is a uniter) effort for g re a te r produc­ tion, plus la* cuts to provide "w o lure cap ital” for expansion of in­ d u stry hy (iOO.DOO new job* a year. In III* prepared statement lo~ the committee, Humphrey took no direct recognition of President Tinm an'* appeal yesterday te steel and oal producer* to give thym ine wage hike a “f a ir *#st" before hosting prices.and possibly touch- J __(faaits.as# |r * » T j s s J H U . ----a great *r number of sol tiara than the other power*. -Johnson said th* Soviet plan was ‘impractical." ‘ Ho said tho United Btstgo could not agree to bo limited 1ft sup­ plying any on* kind of strength to the global fercb m stoly hec* um another one' of tho Mg -flvo could' not supply anything in th a t category. Ho said tho United States did not believe th a t the discussions on the UN force were laying any basla for disarm am ent mid added th at the two queellon should not he cnnnected a t thi* stage. vorlnnslt Cbteaga Opcnn 12:45 P. M. 40c LIFETIME SPRINKLERS Coal A greem ent United Nations Sally League Bofis Signs New. Arbiter 14c Toddy & Wednesday! OOD USED TIRES A TUBES « »*-» �1 U nusual .hischverk's irunt ••tied into m*hes V. fur the p rtrfU l #11V i I liglnvaysA re I Manned M a d e liy R eporter ■Hill It KtMf'l l-AWtl If l»y Road D epartm ent v*, "08 i* in lit hi On -West ( ’oast Trip nil uilri. nml l i t itifiwr I Legal Notice nr iiMIluiiiit J/sv I’m i\ «i K-lituUn ic* "t lilvify In.' tr y fm Writ*)." ■va subscription To TIIIS newspaper ' CARRIER Some im portant George Washirtrt^n m em orabilia 1* in England at th e W ashington musefim, of the W ashington family, n li 'l »*i til*** » • flit all t Sanford Herald It* II uIIvwihnI « u lilv i t.*t,| h i * t*rnriit*ri1nl n n i" - " •Uiry ti« illiintriiti' iln iim " I mj Florida. tin- B lau it in** ii| film rn'hv- Mmiii tin* uiijit i *•»■'flit I* iitt'i' many *t •* *ii**t. **l masculine IU|I *)'l lltClpIo liu '"l*i> ■ lli** Tlu* IV i'iu i' ri Iqltll' 11**1 111*. II 111 _tfittr«*l. ill ft'Al SI* * ' II Iw "..iCi-iiiimlty *l U r nlllf I • •' I i'if tlimnt «’>•* 1IR .i«*t*4 If/H ’lt', 1:4** 11** kt*i ** llrt.'l till* toailllfc, 4llt I .' 114f.l ’ A i' .* I I . -11 I* i4 i. 11*41*1 D IAPER flERVU B Bor Reservation* or Immediate D eliter) to S A M 'illlll— PHO N E 234117 2300 Bast Hob insun Ate. OrUinlii iii.tiirt-iit.i r*..i i ‘n i.* .r* 41*411 rath e r thi i s TJlt: VPl 111 **l j t ’in n :. t-tfinx yiajiitiitA. , In iv* i«*t4t« m * »*t*r t iiruatia} . UteeaiBil In* ettr\ l»**| ■ WtHIttflll an infflitlop-borti |*»*'«<* ,n ililljiftl fret CONV i IKTK HHWKH P IP E SEPTIC TANKS. Grease T iajis,' Blocks, Aluminum Window* and isrsg e apartm ent furnished. 700 Screens. White cement, t'alni,'. E. 2nd DC P erm i til*. Hurricane brac/s I Miracle Concrete Compapy, duj I771C 3 opaej in Melsch Building. Klin Ave. Phone 1335 L an js M jht oficcs. newly decorpted, all Utilities, heat and <ani-' ta r aarvic* furnished. Call W 8- Recorder radio phomigranh com* binetion. The Music Box, 119 W, W. H. h A. Dept. Store. le t 8 l Phone 9&&. FO R HENT 'ASM BOE BENT FOB SALE—Umercck for drivewsya and roadw ays— Phone y w ith TUXEDO fFK E IIS—complete lire. Avenue,*. H unt’* Tuxedo Feed alora. :, phone f-Vs*** **“ ** , E. B. Batteries * B attery Charging. 'a rt of home, kitchen privileges. PURINA le td j. Tel. Him i’.*o.:htoti & W atson, Opp. Bail Park, 2004 Sanford Avenue. PI"I l'i«Bill*.II months from I to poMirstl'i'i* *it ’ Watcli and clock repairing. Bl.. .l4.ni or .11 iti,t ml ■ trie Appliance. Sewing Machine lint »ll4tl *141. H.f 4 n«t | .l Mil*'* and vacuum cleaner repairs, liie * laimam. *n<i *i, * Hume Shop, 1700 Sanfarit Av«. lam ps is (i. C. Bellows. Phone 114.7 J. ,'i.f* .riioi <*f .* t.-j Sm ith, a *haHit.r ' I „t 'll* U u n it SANDING A flnuhin, -leaning A waxing'.‘ On.* pem, F O R T H E HR S T I CE C R E A M [ ill ini. is l imbibing mat i led wouldn't it-irgraph Einnrl**'* most ili NI CK' S O W N l Cl 1 syttip pump*. .'ill 4111111til \ one time «outtftiiii. ’ Joseph TMeniigne *le Men* ii rtkm lie's ~enjoy f t commanded one* lit thn-.ril 1 ite oiily thing aililies of tin* El ru th I'tvoli 4 l.mil hlnf Is Ins NICKS 41*1 S ttu ln r il A v e n u e II. M. Gleaion, l.ake M.ny, 1 to 12 S P E C I A L •»*■«V IC E S lieutenai •live Info li-ted 'tii* w anted; fighting. TUCKS trim m ed; removed. Tie** | It Both, 1209 W 993. B<>|{ REN T—Blrtor •antter. V ■>} upet at ion. Iteasoimiile *alei. > >ti TTIfil r a t l f f i - fila ty ' riy Pli tie and unfurnished apart tupiipmt'ht — Jdocrt* llumm >1 . fully Irrigated. Sam Tltglilon, M ayfair Inn, Phone 1200._____ lonville. HILL HARDWARE COMPANY I R E A L E ST A T E FO R SALE DODGK - Pl.Y M ililTH FREE ESTIMATES, on nil wm * PARTS AND S lilt VICE » heels balanced, ft out end alignI'hoot 1 rd, Pins, Btuhings, Oil I 'liter4, 109 Palm etto Ave. In exceptionally desirable three Shock A lis o m c rs, .ip u rk 1‘lpgv-* YA-Df: m oth pmofiiHt lasts b two-atory house, with Brake Drums turned, Riiitm ies garage, In good condition, stucco vmi 1 s. Have your wwoler.s moth recharged. Mechanic on duty Proofed now. Downtown Clra'ieta & L aundry, l td Palm etto IN ATTRACTIVE three bedi maid* an out, *iin two n, rooms. Ub* screened porch large encloied pureh ■ -s*a, i 41 ts% « . i« rear. Huuse has room roomy. House Is fairly am* will l»* vacated ut ion of purchase. N ear la and churchea. ct us jhova you a good buy In a nlc* house in Ibe H eights; imilt in 41, and Is In excellent mndl tion. Ha* three l>e<lrooni*, and located on tw o nicely landscaped Good bicycle. I'lipnc MJI-W. H I E 21 st St. piano Timing and Repairing. L L NEW 10 ft. McCrary meat .use and scale* for sale. Phone 805, Sanford, Eta. SIGNS Cub cruiser, too lip. .7 pin - — * —- .4 4"*jsl lli. W tecnreiod. Callt siH 235-M SEWING MACHINE, in good con dillon. 318 Pallllettu Avenue, Sanford. 29 I T . CABIN cruiser (berthed at Blue Springs). 30 lip. m arine motor. Ready to. CREW culling, condition. Pb. * have four houses located ju st outside th e City lim its, and priced from $a,ooo to $3,500.. D rug Slore, r* sUll have available a very da- SEEDBED COVERS tiiV la twii Itedroom, ’ mfident W. BENDER A W. D. MOORETa. Slat* Hank Bldg 'liana 1030 6 a r t ic l e s Broker, and RADIATUltK rlrftned and leiw lr ed. 'iolisn R adiatur Shop, 10* S anford Ave. Eh. 860-W. jrhaat cash price paid for used ed Davis F u rniture 'utnitura. three week* fresh, oth er fresh a fte r Sept. 1st. 2540 Sanford Av*. Phone 135. Good mul# for ta le cheap. T. B. Kinard, P. O. Box 205, Bake Monroe, Fla. HELP W A N TED CR EllI I UURKAU OP IGI1 SCHOOL—Complete you* high achi-ol at home In apar* timu with' American Hchoo. T esta furnished. No clasaea. D!u luma. Free booklet. W rit* A ifltr lean School, P, O. Box S lfll, Oi Undo. ATTENTION MOTHERS —D IA PE R , SERVICE — Biaby Valvet fufhishes hospital clesn.strrile d tsp e ri and daudor* lied cont|in*r. Economical atfd saf*. Fully medically approved Call Daytona 2407-W collect foi details. 00 diapers, $2 a w ee: FIR ST IN SANFORD' TRACTOR MOWING — W* mow vacant lot*, roadside* or large ASSISTANT M anager fo r S tars acreages. Phone 41 or 107-J. Roebuck A Co. order office. 25 fo 40 years of age. 5lust have Lawns mowed, reasonable price* nice personality. Good working J e rry Lord, Phona 7BB-W. conditions and houra. Good op­ portunity for right pcrsoi), Ap. F u rn itu re repaired and refbilahed 111 E. 21st St.. Ph. 561-W. ply In parson at I FLOW ERS I* all occasions r * TOST FLORISTS Ava. ju st off Calary t 403 resident* ph. 610-E GIRL fo r cashier A cosmetic coun 14 LO ST A F O U N D tar. also soda girl. U n e y ’a Drug Store. • ______ ' LOST; Yellow m ala grown eat. very - thin, l'hon* 709-W. flaW ORK W ANTED * frlgidair* alto 20 fL * •|c refrigerator. Cal! ifi HOOFING "agency »B SemilKil* Count; neiftio'i OH IH ' s c o R t B o a r d ,. , f.ir* fett=3Slh iHf *tf J f l U tHI At SOX JUS Si 1U.0 ( U Riius*/ > MICK MY MOUSK OEt ... I DCEAMEP TWO (3W 05T5 UOVED IN -3 X T POOH*, - e BENT a c a r YOU DRIVR IT PHONE 200 IVMI If’K LAND-MORRISON 7 P e t* , U v e a to c k , Supplies B RlvjMT UP T mA » MlkSCD I w a n t e d U unfurnished or furnUhed. fix tu res—living ck. 1515 W. 18th kiiuwu OZAKK IK E kN’Il CLEANING AM) I.BA1NAGIE 2 NEW (CATER­ PILLAR DEIHEL H IT .1.1)0/.. EltS Wi l l i PALM ETT T RAKES TWO 3/1 YD, I) RAGLINKS. • E Q U P M E N T NOW IN ' TH IS VICINITY NIM N U 111 CON S I R UCTION CO.. IIRLANUO, FLA. PHONE 200 lb buri ■i-dlieil I ’LL BUY your car regard!*** oi condition. Roy Iteel, 30(1 tw o story, thraa bedtoom Two car - garage. On lot 11* a 140 In M ayfair. ** . 1. ly P ainting, piaster carpenlar work, Wanted to tent portable sewing machine for. .2 week*. Phnr.< 1. this IHflfH SIGN tIKKVfl.'K O. D. Landresi. MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING ANCK RTGAGB LOANS Ijenta cemetery iln I’rfc*. W heeler of S anford CANVAS 'AWNINGS CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS VENETIAN BUNDS ' Aluminum, Sice), Wood! 10 DAY DELIVERY We REPAIR! FltEB ESTIM ATES I'hnne 808 BOU8EWORK — half day. Elisa­ beth Walden. 123 Sanford Aya. NCW 'WDR GCS HI ETC R frtA L 'tM fN l' / — - W A TCH R E P A IR S Thrco D ay Service All W ork G uaranteed 12 Monthn | The W atch Maker j MATHER'S r w tu .* ..# 'lOune nor TW> K..CM o r r e s e o ratArs TH^r cn a r- a >« n x»*n on u* DONC7 "JUMPING yra ir tti Mi'iratfi. y*e TWOUQWr ir WAS rrv iwhjiys o u s : r ■ . J i l i .M L CAT** ” fl/M TtKf , nuB** n lng condition. fvUKI. Mrir; ROOFING - HOOP Painting) all 1938 FORD convertible,_________ engine, good condition, f o r Ini* kinds. Smith Bro. Phone IHtd. m ediate aal*. Inquire ap t. *8 CARPENTER. 61* M yrtle Ave. 407 Vi W. l a t SL tsb lt Corn* symptom* a uoublod HYDIALPINKHAM'S&SnwI' Hr l r»C'i%rv»i5 AUTOS FO R SA LE Wriio 1940 Dodge coup*, good condition. L eather upholstery, heater, new paint. Call l l i o - J 9;00 A. M, till 7:00 P. M. 48” Emerson suttahla HIE LONE RANOKR -■ �1 I % TU ESDA Y^ (W THE BANTORP HKBALP, BANFORP, FLORIDA German Policy Greek F ight America reeognliee tho rtxponaibilities »he ha* undertaken. ( f a n l l n M . i l l i n a P a c t *»■•> tra n tlw B M l Iraaa , Pas* O ael tPaaitaara >rnM P ale flail Dwight Griswold. chlrf *f the tion authorities should continue to m illion agree* th at' the rv'iellion American' Economic Aid M inion for their motion to qutth the promote self government in tierfl being fostered by these conn- to Greece, announced la*t Friday count. many and shift rm ponaibilit/ to in \V*»hington th a t the United Delrnie lawyer* taul the in­ German gnvernmenl agencies a» In ahort, we have n situation Stull-* wga aperdlng an initial dictment count, charging Papy of far a* m ilitary aecurlty will per­ which In any man'a language fttrd Rep. Braitey. Odham of San* mit; •mount* t o -. war between fierv Government official* familiar foid $ 5 0 0 and a rate of Scotch with the document tolcj reporter* Greece and her eqtMlfy fiery r.e>gb whUkey if he* would not'vote 01 it I* the product of many month* bor*. Yet the quarrel ha-n t teen libeled “ w ar"—and we hope it the bookie bilk actually did not of Intensive atudy and review by Hill Signed won’t be. because th a t would elthe Btalr. W ar and Navy depart­ moat inevitably accentuate llu* ments. -v- , • HnnllNHM I rnM Psas dlfficultira already existing be­ Thd" new directive. lh*>* **id, Itoss, in discussing plans for the tween Hum :* and the Western They contended ihr Florid r takes cognizance of the new develdemocracies. Fu. arc not lied- veto message, tola reporter* th at bnbery law relate* only to "bri­ opmenla of the past 2tS mortha the bill i* expected to reach the A lbania, Yugoslavia aad Bulgarin] and Incorporate* the v le* i etcthe minions «f Moscow, nml hare] White House some time (luring bery for*acti of tommmion-and pressed by Former Secretary ef no| _*ct» of jjnjiuion," not the W eatrrn po-.vnr* vowed tn | the ilsy. h a lt the expansion of Commijniimi The House passed and s c h t'lo There wa* no* motion attacking by aggression? J the .Seriate a compropilse bill two other count* in the indictment Some of the little W low s arej which charged Papy had first of­ gellin g outspoken. Fur exam ple,' fered Odham $1110 to vote agamil Albania has spat against the wind] the hill carries the bill and had olfetrd- Rep. and had Its say. General, I ln u r Hoaha. Albania’s Communfst me* I |24H,<H>0.(MMi In contraet authori­ Clarence M. (*4mp ff oT^Ocal* ty f o r 'th e purchase of aircraft, It provides for a projected pro* $100 to vote to tend the meas­ ■gram supporting an average Navy ure to a committer which had pre­ of Anglo-American irsrtln n ariea strength of :tl>b,000 enlisted and viously rejected a similar bill. whose aim is In bring iil*out n new- 42.(881 o ffic er' personnel. and the Soviet Zone, hut reiterate* Tho total in the bill, as worked American desire for unification war. recommended by Truman'* wtlnc*»ei for whom lubpoen j t .of the whole rountry. Doctrine." The general arrived out by n H enatr-llouse conference The directive told F lay that Vhe in Moscow for a visit yesterday. committee, Is 3133,286,000 nunc were iitued today, ii Rep. Odium', Well, o'f course. H ilt's only Al­ than the am ount originally voted colleague from Seminole coUntv United States, while not wivhlng bania sounding off, hut om- ran't by th r House and approximately and tilt next to him in the llnu»» to. impose It* «wn "historically ,000,000 Mow- the original overlook that Tlran-j's wagon Is chamber. hitched to the H aitian star. It Senate recommendations. It fall* In accuiing Papy from the would be inleresllm; to know who approxim ately (2.14.000,000 short thinks UP such speech* t far tho of the ('resident’* budget request* Houie floor. Odham *ai dhe had for cash a ppropriatluns. hardy Albanian jn*> im aW i-ra. voted lo tend the bookie bill to This I* presumed la be an order loiter, the House also accepted In an event, one wonder* w heth­ the hpilile committer on the ad to Clay to oppose eitahll.m nent er for once Hussia and th e . W ritof a Communistic- nr Hcvmllatle vice of "my colleague" when ,f*e era Allies might not agree to let entered the chamber juil at the form of government If formd on the Security Council >f (he l .tilled the German* from the uul.ide. Nation* put the rlsm ps on this roll call wat being taken alter I ' The directive continued.*; hich pay* *t!ongreis* hill whole llalfcan show n vi-i- bit. Papy had made hi* fiitt allege-! "Your government believe* the The limraa Armed Services Com Apropos of this though. London bnbery offer. ultinrate constitutional form of official aouftea \ e t i n day raid mitliV- approved legislation over­ Me laid Pa|iy approached him German puliliral llfn ihould h* left Britain was conc.-m.-d over the hauling the Army’s court martial III t h e d e c i s i o n ’o f t h a l l u n n a u peo­ with hit second offet the fin l day ple made freely in accordance wholeslsc arrests of Co-nniiinlata, system. The hill, drafled by a aiiltcoro- a* Mr. Cobh nj Volutin and I trad e unionists and leflwing lib­ with democratic processes." eral* In G rcnl-. Tli-.'*» source* al­ lilittcr headed by Hep. Kl-Ou" The United Stale* reiterate* it* * * were standing near the yhru did io Mid the rahine' was v*Vi»Wfl (|t.-<ibl*i, provides: 1. For an lndr|iemlent judge ad ­ cutting the caltlr bill," Cobb *1 arreiitanci- o f. the’ I’oUda*'* forever sign’s that the Grei-K offensive mula for reputation* l-ut add* that against the guerrillas wn* failing, vocate general’s corp. he judge to wat on the litt of defenie wit- the present low level of German and th a t high-lev.-) Anglo-Amer­ advocate general I* given firmer-* net* (uhpoenat. industry "ehotild not permanently ican talk* might !>o Initiated to cy and review authority not now limit Germany's industrial ra p a ­ consider possible fu tu re steps jn vested In him. HRNOItA I’EltON city.” Greece If the situation doesn't 2. Give* enlisted men the right Improve. Another source, a ile d to drinsiiil ‘appointment of enlist­ PARIS. Ju ly If,. »d',- Dm A r­ whether intervention by British or ed personnel to court*. Faraitart R c liib b ii| gentine Embassy annouii'-cd today American troops In Greece was 3. Prohibit* commander* from that Bermra Eva Pi-ron, wife of Cabinet Work poatihlr, gave'thi* exerting .influence on mrmtiei* the A rg rn tln e .prraldi-iit. would arExpert Workmanship 8am plenae nnlui of military courts. rlwu here for a visit an July 21, THE SANFORD CABINET 4. Make* It m andatory for the . Simula I’eraou, now .o Italy.-will lif t In Greece, w certainly "will judge ailvTa-ate general to review- j vlalt Portugal before vontiftg to not tend niotr. x x x Greece is all rourt sentence* whether or 124 Palnells Avonoa more a United Stat.-v than n llrit- not they a i r suspended. 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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY N E W 8 P A P E H IL. ■ Eatobliahed 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA, W E D N E S D A Y . JU L Y Ifi. l*Mi U. S. To Sell Turkey to I Showdown In Greek Battle Is tarshall U rg es R uhr Coal In crease; _ S e e k s E iV $fy F or ! d isp laced P ersons Increase In A rm y's S h a r e O f ' L o a n |. S e e n If S i t u a ­ tion Gets W orse U . S. Directive- 10 Year Program OnGermanySeen Of Flood Control A s Significant Urged By Truman Policy Is Im p o rtan t Special .M essage T o In View Of Nearing C ongress Asks For Ruhr Discussions **$250,000,000 E x t r a Ilv HEWITT MACKENZIE fofcj h AP Foreign Affairs Anslvv. fN lirihall told a press conference Tlie United Slates government tat, with the Navy’s concu ■ has juts issued its fust olfiu.il. jnee, he had asked the Mari­ statement of-policy governing Gr ne Commission to sell Turkey many since |hr war. and lak.es U. S; government-owned cat* the stand .that a stable and pi’V 'passenger vessels. The Maritime ductile Germany is necessaty to' ammittion aim is. being asked to make Europe orderly and pintL » (e e r* i/p i trv vessels lq Tut perous. This historic statement is in N'^shsll was asked whether this the form of a -diiective to the resented the first transfer undei American occupation force m e $100,000,00(1 undertaking t<» Germany. It imtructs Lieut. Gen­ lengthen Turkey, and he replied eral Clay, American zone com­ fisroatively. Marshal] noted that mander, to exeit every elloit to e tale of the six cargo-passenger achieve economic unity with othei sell did not involve expendi- zones, and says highest prionli re of any U.S. funds. They wilj should he given to inriease«l pro­ paid for in cash. duction of coal, food and expos! Th« six eargo-patsenge’- ves- goods. _ ™ lvJe»re described as pre war The greatest importance -lustst "< ljti>fllnd of medium site The four plus craft were built during the he attached to this declaration in r and were not otherwise det* view of the increasing gt«'. Ity of the European ‘economic crisis. It tbad. * i.„ . .i . i .k .iJ * * aituation which is going to _ worse o. fore it ran start to get nlted States government urgent better. To use the graphic warn­ desires an Increase* in Kuhr ing of French lta nadler: a] production In Germany as a “The hour hat Premier come for Europe ndamental requirement for the to organise or die.** vary Of -Europe, Marshall told a new* conference a t RVir coal is of In te m t to. aA n a tlo n a over Europe hut that present there are no phna to ng FVenee, Russia or any of the **- Aar countries Into Brltish-Amer*- — X KVsnssMI mb l*sil r.m fi * Committees Get lusy In Paris As Ministers Leave h e n d r ik i* r u s t in g WASHINGTON. July I ft m President Ttuman ircpmniended to. Congieit today in an immediate slat! upon n 10-year piogiant for controlling Hoods and - thveteping water tttouirci ol the Mississippi River baim. lie asked 1250,000.000 to get the w-oik un­ derway. N O . 171 J To Feed FuHed Zones Ia sonic Lodge Holds is o la t io n M e e t ----------H. kf. Gleason of Laks Mary » installed as noble grand of „ iford I.O.O.P. Lodge No. 27 at It* me*ting .last evening. D.D.G. la tte r Wlllkrd MacDonald ami Is inatalllng staff from Orlando •rfonM d the Installation. n T t^ T S iT S : •her rover Wllllama as wre: Grover id; J. P- Jobe aa warden: uffman as conductor! C. inson aa chaplain; C, L. right scene supporter; as left seena sup. . WUllama aa right W noble grand; W, O. left supporter to fra u d ; D. C. Howard aa h t supporter lo vice grand and B. Lovsjoy as left aupporteT .grand. Spotta was Installed as ‘Ian and Philip Keaaian. A fter the wero and G, U S f. Ity !.. ». CltAKAl.ES A ir" * " — ATHENS, July lb t/1h ■Greek army p l a n e t hammeied 2.50(1 Lellnt guriiill.it trapped on the! slopes <►!. Mount l , unite north <*t IcnnuiA (J.inm.i) today as thiec gmrinmrnt brigades rioted in- for a showdown h a r l 1 e, mililaiy sources reported. rtt; - 1'rtjx-f—t;r Army aulhuiir'jrs sajd_thal ptr^-, Sh**'11 XI—«, n. t-^1— uh*»hcautions alio had bren t.ikf .1 n r r * “ ’’ •*- *sssls.rv ,od other examine the i. main ,.i as , nitirliiru * itfli't tin t Hftp firiiM ftl |u lltiS lt.iiff <m.l against any- new . 1nva.10n on G.cck h ......... ........ .......................... .... a- n, thf , hl soil. Die aulhuiiiirs added that lliMim at Ikr \fimi« ||i,ir i ll*** ..IIn* vli**riff_ Ji.ul l+: ±11 Gieek intelligence repott^ dtidin- to tnv'e-m jnip ;rrobbery. ed' there were, six gun ill la coucfn tlation centers, litter in AJIninii and three in Yugoslavia, from, which new offensives could be launched. These repoils said the largest of Hie three in Albams was at Lescosic, and that a hos pilal for the gurtnllai was located there. ulM L I Senate Asked To Probe Dicsposal Of EleclionCase y ; R t y Check Bill ! ' , oSeen i it-.nTetl Fdr i S enate FtfieOlfel lok LONDON. July 10. Auth­ oritative Whitehall source j, ex­ pressing support for lateat Wash­ ington proposals for a self-sup porting Germany, said today Bri­ tain would ask the United Stales to take over a greater ihare of the cost' of feeding and running the economically fused British and American .occupation tones. f« |U « l !• e x p e r ts to be Disced before the U. 8. governmeot late this week or early next week when the twq reun trie*' topmost expert* ots Germany meet In Washington to diacuat aspects of the economic and poli­ tical future o f Germany, the *Informant* said. .1^. MKKT POSTPONED The meeting of tho City Com­ mission scheduled for tonight hiu been again poetponrd until F ri­ day evening due to two members being out of town and one mem­ ber being unable- to attend due to lllqeis, it wee announced this by H. N. Price Collapse Is Predicted- By Former OPA Chief is5 » 3 I t X 2 ^ im i * inttN m . im a tro w F .R ♦WASHINGTON. July 1ft ' r I in Urilled * S tilt* has ptojHised II tui I.tin Cohfete tit e tr< Isegin 7ut cri 1 |ipa'rn\e peare Ii m T ■1!c . atiamloiuuarst **1-rise lug■f lir.ils dtctllton wllich hss u u-rtl lor. Germany and Am- \m->u sn of finals, ditVlosing Judo>%Slid they, sir uncertain hetlier Russia will accept the npc«.*l. .which syoqld have th* I* flirt I «( eliminating » mg Hig . Four Oil Hi^hls (liven Private Owners In (blades Park Area > . e a f » S’ Hi »' a fnr the .ctjhs'tlt ' pr-sgralts*. t their 1.,ret. particutariy if they d principle* »* lll>erty .sad los’lre. ,, , , ,, , ,, „ ll-.ii-e nti.-a.lv lit- |"is-*ed tin- ...... rigid* r.* o’t which may he Ol 21 Crash Victims am! ", itie «it-’inocralle U ont ' a.UIng". " f I1’"...in r(.l« | ni llh ■ ■ ■proem’s." « . * iI . ni at h ,Mfl' nnfound us tin- ares, * • "Tsidav. jtmt as It! 1"2 > p rice x.« dteeloinrr retntirsi; tn . i.-nl.. i j t»ld _rhi* I lie. pt-ieliiig legislatidn vvould r hnvr lm ilted tu »uit of |. ....... Y U ' - . t , jit 4-viitr> f.,f royalties of t-H • iuu.'-*t!siiti< xs'nsild ti. V hand,' (UlglerMn declare*! T»n.e AritH-* .......................... . ll«- «>cret " !*. ' "“ ''m 'h" 1 , > f. production if the gitvernment *• t (kef I.V f|*e <| 4,1(4| V II.4I again, the puce stru ctu re Is ate.I San-lm Itn*.’ m m tll-m pieppie.lp, 1 * ' ' ‘ • li’liirv liln ltsi.i *: )|.« WSllltl ever ,1- .-i.|.-• ;■ pentltt tlriihng tlirough distortion* and Initial- N. M. M vi unit •( tin- l i i t l i - '1 ‘ ■■-r 'here Suml i. F,|e| ,«l i* footl’i t ■ r ,v...... a nee*." i "a n in -i I....... >p<.< I . , l . r,,|"l ' 1‘ ' 'i-eie undei v • - I• lt*|. Snoilhei* it* Flai tot.t a - !*• t ■ I fill* IriltjlpA 1<| *p .t , , . I-, ■.ny 1 . 11.-Xt I I-’j w rni ns prujei t repott, r In* ■ 4iicui re t us Peter— iwi (Ik* ’ll -— i tn intve lift! filin ' io, k n u w n nf n r ai i|i;n n n l*u. S S 3t rUi kIIU e * iI nn ’ally nuthim,n »)( ,' I .lie ", , -4irr‘« propo'sl, _h(n *’x;srv*sed the IF iIlls i; (|i ' ",tM^l .....i >« im m......... i.f |ii '"<rii<i. „f 11,«. I’m . , .t .,'n i, |(St iesfivlal.nl, |<H, ’(view 11 #• • ape at * irih, f*f* 1 * dlirp nf u ii] k tti t h(i | *11 ■ that “individual right*' p v. . xytil lie- «pnt Ii; . • . qiijtmriK. prulMli ; •hnul.L gi, Hawaii I h Called O ff i*t -*cq.t tut m- i. . t iu. fnilhci llisn those ___ It (i.i Imtey. tt*j InHtailftient P lan To ____ f-e.tie R. Gtnvi— . v-lm , .lircrw r' ............ tr ilv B.—S20. ' —” ” - ------------------ --------------------------- ---------------------------— 1 A: ■-«------------------------ J- ’l l ■ —‘ft. ■---------------------J _ .1--W-- . w mam ■' ■. • 1--------------------------., Vs«f the SI tate.’’ Z Bmm--------------------- 4—:------------------------ Ba iB-------------------- ,. hfauhntt.ih ‘ pi 1. 1'. • 1 Do » *td c g -W ld m ig Ho n o l u l u . July i «. ia i -Tim ‘ u f r;n -.xsllMHr.1 Rep, Hoe veil (R*Inwa). read to Be Used By R ailro ad s strike ttid mh l*..u , I rurft ‘ 1 "" 1 Tr i' e nil1 la1 mill " t), ,\e, Hmjifl A*fm«nUtv C* «ni the com re it tee u telegram of opIn Hawall'a Iflfi.fMMt.OOO pine Ytn k. apple industry vended. today n* ab­ 4 |$|i}»risir«l * .til |x.«Hiott front five Iowa constitu­ U I the i t '|w rs „n a itijm ed CHICAGO, Ju ly 10 (AT—Most ruptly as It beg'an six day* ago. ents who le- said owned 1,000 Morey F light Made the accldrpj, Isvn s till re lm iii of the nation's major railroad* k|is|lR f f i Y r tlin g * jts 4 4 w 4 j5 ttii tore* In' th» Ever glade*.-and said tastrar Conciliator Nath, Wit Urn ClMiraJ list 11,.■, | , , are planning lo offer tickets and anFederal Fur 13 Y ear O ld Girl their oil uglitj, I Im- proI*. Felnstnaer annuuncr.l that Hnill iglies. ti. svln, MtiffpfCil in other travel expenses for sale (he (TO tec Ici|.' #' tnngahnrrmen'a and Wareti t ikna tel net itipmre-, hriit.etl fs-gs ;ui.t on the Installment plan. hniiaciurn'a Union had called off Rep. |l,<n e tt ufl-Wyo* r e a d .a MIAMI, Ju ly It:. i.Pi - A p t-ji‘ fia c tu n .l k iljl. Hint t'ncns ' A "liberal" credit plan will he u 'I im iif opppsittois telegrams strike and that the Industry ycar-’ ht girl wills.an ;.]«n iaftny ItmiriK.i, . its tec c- l e r t IVIU brnlInaugurated by mors than GO car the rrin«iilrrflt'«ill j i s l had agreed to rtopen contract pin tt* her tlin-dt mi I*, d ill Sic I* 111 mid *k"u|f Irn rtin iilm i.-i“ of them .(tuns tlse Miami ‘ . riers on Kept. I, the Railroad negotiations men. • Immediately. A'orlf today nfl, r n , tulle W il t' A f i v k I-i ,--fi, cvn* ||«> 6nt\ Passenger Inlerritoria! Commit Chief Harry Bridges said work­ flight*which emset-d th'- *'.stihl.i-it'i woe <-i Ite in ’ alauilil the pla August XllpUiin. president of ltn r ari^t tee announced. Payments for the • , . I Go- Palgtovc f’o . testified that ' t(t crniM- tin harmed. ticket* .and other expenses, in ers would r e tu n to th'dr Jobs'at Nell, f - nr.-f,,, proposed expansion, of the (k s-tndra Issuer nf'tTvton, PalslnVi «linii..f, .,f tt,r CAA, CAR eluding cash required for pro- noon. * Iftfl IL N* Lawrence park would entail "'The t h e wholly unThe areord beiweo.i the union trim ' m at Zone, awalio" -.J Itiejiin n Sc-nat, i.nimirThe Jvcie sttli posed trips, will he mads o n ' n I I GYff necessary Inking of p riv a te land.' monthly hatif up to on* year.. and industry leader* a ft/r fiv e 'vc»t. 1 lay. Her mntlu r, V -■ M 'iri":1,1 work. Ttn ir fiijrflrtg* ,nrc tin, ^ I t « P , l CX« t||n fr Ift. said th at lire" mhi .immi acres ,I, |., .f ,|\ ,, i 4 All Western carriers and most tuibulent dayx brougtst pr nce once IJiueF, arranged fnr 1,11 • ii.rtgeiicy ' x| m-cIi-.|r>, teof S ta t e land* ill the are a are «■. .I* to the territory a n t tnded flight aboard is Pais American somethin in tin. iiirnntime. n of tha Eastern railroads are to Bgslri "completely adequate fo r th# the threat that the strike .might clippi r to Miismi. * They arrived, pul,Inheal : .* *eherinle,j ,,, 1 rticlnalr in tha plan, said IL aprran Ihroughout other major at E' 10 A. M. today. park ."-■ 1 ssmeks ut citlwr Mejhpurru Kiddsl, rharman of the com­ Klipstcflt, saying that the pri­ Indiisirie* to cripple ■erteuily the ConqieMng *c|,e,|,dea to New, ^teint. mittee. The rallroadi, he said, vate property In the Everglades M v . i m i : i t W M V J i l i f i f 'd entire economy of tho talanda. j York svero lacking at thnCteter, ro 1 ‘ * . would work in cooperation with' ha* "great phtentiat v«lne." a r ­ * ” 1the rhild nnd mother su n »ped nn * . . local bank* in mqat cities offer­ \ \ v I n d o o r F o u n l M i n s gues! that #_',000,000 appropriated ACood alcohol, la made hy neti-’to New Yurx aboard another Pan I A g C H C U 'H r i g h t U V O T ing installment buying of rail­ i’j the Florida legislature to ac­ trallslng with lime "wood vinegtir", Amcncan clipj-cr, tin- .,niy p.m „ . ... • , road transportation. quire private land* is “grim ly MHMI i t . t.-i ’ l t d AT-The I*r t ' H l l ^ y f i t C f I* IK1I inadequate to compensate private No collateral would ba requir­ obtained by the daatruclive dia- aengerg In the craft. They hi -' i my of tin" indoor fountain* owners." i rlsYd (herj at 8:30.A. AL • . _____ ed and no doom payment need­ filiation of tvood. Iml tie* owner, trnanlx. instil sure ed. The Interest rata would be TALLAHASSEE, July Id, The t’lumers «”d Imllder* tb* usual rata charged by local se State Game and Fman tCatrr banks for consumer credit loans, | Fish Gomiiiis'ion today appi-aied i t - 4 l i l t O e r I w t l Y . ________________ LocaLRcal-I£*ta te Riddai said. li ar ai, in,nn. lien im u r miM* ' fTs~ twein ftxtnrdav wb"’i Wilt* -T5T ranH actions M ade M -uf svatrej l.epan to niml rt from r-ilijis-* p „ i | rionra of a Navy Investigating fresh water fish (n the eta to. Sir. and Mrs. Hyde Terwillegar, apartment tnitlding in the bon* 'howlng that they were In LRlKailno over jurudiettert ol r,c.r*r.wove*airbus nf ML-mivtbis recently sold their home in By BOBBY; PARKH Society At A nnapolis Ijoeh Arbor, have purchase.) tha the Ivwlnnerte axrirtfmlng—claw ’ twa aavnciaa waa^ J .rssu.hr t ’aasp fwtlbe Tile r l—, , litlt* te*« of home of Mr. and Mrs. U. B. Crum­ bV * Ifglxlativo dc-itsiatlo,, Camp Winona ' fnr Seminole and If Uiey contimn- to work like WASHINGTON. July t t , (AT— County boy* under the direction they have he,-n In rte«c* theyll ‘hm Imke Okw choW and n m»r- -vntrr e.,orinu«l Rondav and Man- ley at |20 W y|t Sixteenth Street. -.-,1— o—v»«-rd«r--- Itiw-nurte The Terwillegari will move from Adm. Dewitt C. fUmsey, Jr., vice of TI. E. Morris began- Monday he jissln g their I.Inn - xibtMiii-Utrfl -til IliC . li l - Jtililn- ihxei-- arr w .-m lio . w o n t , 1m__ a . o r k _ i u . B i r l.rxrh Arlmr to the C nitnlty bom# chief of natal operations, said to­ morning t f i r t r i ;*erUk of laegha, tcilt1, ______ -= ......... • salt wgj^ct.-.Tha board of cc.n^rday he le "delighted" th at the _____ .___aa _ __ , Aa aYtratnatie climax‘to a swell 'r"H°n adihlniifeV* togulNtthttn 1.1 .jiicxl jrnw- liuilding tie** door In September, It wax reported to­ shouts and ■plashes the____ campNavy ii Investigating a secret era were aaalgned to cablna and first day of ramp was tbe camp-governing taking of ,*!( water It cor tinned t.’.ilaV th hnlh Itnibl day. Mr. Terwllleger Is pro at th* society at Annapolis. worked up. a hearty appetite fori fire. Entering thecouncil ring to fish. tog-. a>, F)lu<” b-"' cyptOrerl pine Seminole Country Club. Mr. and Th# society, known as tho th* dinner meal. I the steady beat of a tom-tom, the .However. Ihe Game ar.rl Fresh I,,,,-* the l-|i|(l||lg eoptraetor Mrs. Crum lev recently put chsse.l “Green Bowl," has bean a subject o y- ol i-i|..( rw.rjno. and V* f Htir the It. C. Unwind home near in th# earty afternoon thel first thing to meet the eyes ofWater Fish Commission contents of rumor and discussion for 40, swimming tests were Jaksp and the campers was a large circle, it has jurisdiction' over frx-.it scat- n iiltr—«se*. fuirid'ire end floors, Silver t-ake. 23 boys passed tbe test for white signifying according to an old er fish even if found ir. Icgislly gesa, in*'iranre »i|lus'»r. was l.af. r w ia Mrs. Amanda E. I’oltelger re­ “A* a* * *m concerned, I'm ribbons which signify the camper Indian legend, a circle of true salt water. fte-t a s 'he wnleked the Jets soak cently purchased property In tha prepared to Uke an oath that it can swim 100 jrardt. 8lx other friemi»hlp_ Within the circle wCrrl Circuit Judgr Hugh \f . Teyior No. cities to the sntirce of the Lake Ellen Addition at Casaelhas atver been used in the furth- boys passed the' 60 yard test and many Indian signs which like tha of (Juincy hears! arguments In th e water were found. Meantime irate herry from, the CasselberTy Gar­ of oelf-lnterevt, or pi omo received the hiu* ribbon. The rest outer rind* wero outlined in lime, <Injunction appeal today hut made tenahts nre taking' metis out anU dens Real E ttata Co. for .a re­ pf the campers received red ribr*a> t'M ’l no immediate riling. ported consideration of $6,000. some ate stepping in hotels, » - “This plan does not change the desirability nf the ultimate es­ tablishment of vallar authorities, but the urgency of thy flood prob­ lem i» such that we must take hecestary steps to expedite this program without awaiting drier* mlnntlnn *>f' the administrative p»**rrn tor the various regional valley development programs.'^ Seminole County Boys Heartily Enjoy tlrstD a y s Activities At Canip Winimft ' fromexerciklnd iutladiet-xM i over ., • " i V - --*« heit* Aug IT tfttl* |iim v fisted >n luU Its ».1T W X M ilM .i ^ (i* -\i ) v L? J iii* >ett.il<q i.’to ."■Lit < 1><m Serustr I.mI ,* V* u i'^ Ir^Hr Ik , , . ■!j}f lu .In c Dip.,. t r of * Ji indhng ■t r> tf. i; i ’ll* .J» i ||"U i ilci ]^i ,n>’ i ' i - i id nri ' « ui it fisUt ("j-trk 11 .i '-i d *d**' jw.ish tin- w|i:>!v miidenl.*’ Atom Bomb Plant Report Made To To Be Placed On Kiwanis Club *0n , Permanent Basis National Meeting P r o p o s a l Based On A b a n d o n i n g Bir P o w e r D ictation. C ontrol By ► I I- <ailed ,oji it^* - inulion .In a special menage. Mr, Ini• disyliarye the t-id tarv <: nimttt or lug rise veto control over man outlined a progiam that em­ ‘ wjliill s'njrtl M t lw to I'otlpJh cvris piiiiiliuli g o i n g into the braced also navigation, .irrigation, »s Usui in<Miniti i ]Ut_Kciu! its . treaty.’ hydroelectric power development Iiltiotl wtticb «ftl!ji . ill lilt <Uih and other utilization of w ain re I he proposal svhich went out on.111 im|«trv hv t!i^ >< sources. K I frn d a n ago and to which A source close to the general New Mexico Factory W iiniiiiRAgam .tC‘'*ni it” l• pltes have been received vet Hut he said flood control must stuff inilttYitril.fa*! night that tin* fl . , . ... n. * ,fH 11 11,1 I 1 Uj,m* 1,1 would not only Isk- ttea|y>mlkltrg corne fiist in the lighl of Hood fithl of the payoff hattlo tn y y tll 1 *C IV louC t P IlH IIU H tll \ v *ih* u *, :*i i v ftiirt - in '• lrr~ t he” t Ftifr ‘‘ist ..1 the hinds ol Eiur nations losses on the Missouri and Mivn* rises! in New l ’l:m lly I?c i m c r J.’. I ■• r and turn it nsrr to I I. but tl sl*.r sippi this vear that may exceed lrroplitano* attil vuiltkon wh^iv.1 *— -—— , .* , , , uni I , I li'lnli a tvvml birds vol$300,000,000: he said. I lie army had guerrillas1 li> I 1.1 ON t \ i;\3 '!•"•• »h-m I " " ’” I. 1,1,1 l ’ l' t'»: t'1 mi <*ti / tt .... «ni system among the II *> that Specifically, the President ash­ surrounded. Vasilikon is only foi,irj .*WA*'HlS(s|ON July Ift ■l‘! ! *1 thru Intnifati. ud t i o 1into a!:. ,| illaiih m *h •i tn-re w1illsi l>e tin seto would ed at this session-of Congress, in miles from the Albanian finis. „ ! rccmtlv held in ( h K omic i j t . Ikm .,a ln l e w '<e |»eifmlled. tier. i I he l tilled Mates is putlinz > ' , , . . . i i , addition to funds alirady made ...... . , , , . ini the threat ft! ft. t ■ ‘ "huh f< n, ■ Rr| i. i. ^ lop milt In nr iitifjiorItii*.$ iiid i atom h-’iiih fjitidiY iiti ,1 'tiTtiii’i* ■■ « . i, » , , 1 S \ iuIksj-sdor Wrfltrr Reavailable, $ 2 37,000,000 (01 "the they feared a new Urge-Male | *,om ...... * ><> A m en.. . .1 .UNam-hlrr . . . ifetrglr.1 by l.m . delt ‘Smith, on confidential ”sArm y Engineers who handle flood i m n i l h optretion ifiJhi* Kleriu* | ncnl t jtbif J pJirly anil'It* liL rtm til : end ■»*-J _s s ti :-tmr» from Secretary „f Sta'e control work, $10,000,01)0 fnr the area facing the Yugoslav border. This giitn footnote to t!i-* boil rAdfuinisltalion .si \\ n |i .niomit i Avtdl lo t Hi­ M ststiall, lias di».*U*»rd the nesv ( issmIIhoi) on pHf» Reclamation Hute.su and $3,000,with lo .s state of. cont.itrtt ! < < ! i'.r bc‘ d t i c i I t» tt i a n jo and th«» far fruitless rlt. ri —X ( t - r n.-d —M-st-v* 0 0 0 for the soil conseivation tucht iif. Hnvill Itn “Eh ” *i“ :i", j Ueescw—tR— s|o t » “ “ l i t u p Ivo'itct coHTrots m et nuftea t .« unilerstontt to have trtdieatWeir today inf"H- i ii. tli: ‘ i. The* United States tllrecllve len rice.' . ! itishbe ..f th-’*e provision* energy canie to light lodrv in an .1 I louse P»..M| 1,(11 piaxlthuout prut Formal estimate* for the use take* on particuiar xlgiilfltnnrc !n kaslner arid Oil.,, iters ■ 11 tantin us->1 istt T hf^t view of the approaching Anglo- of this money, he saitl, will be Atomic I iiergv Comnits’H’n an lepffsetilrd rhe I .1 tied it I ■j f01 '* ,v» *-«• the i.,yd I American conference in L'ynshing* forwarded liter. Clltiili III VIBjtlojr rsEvjspc 11, tt fntetl tonsrh!ion ui-i v sr iru. it ton to -'iwusa meihnd; for 1n"Let »* tin-vigil tha next t to '<11dt: pigrnrih.i|e read al tiic to- ct'n, at tl-c f m * ,,hJ . 1 .. .ng- toe 'ait-.uspui u nc ion) I’doi tor l!te Inst lea prtwhnrtion of thr Ruhr'upon tvlilcKi * * * * * * our^progrem and the war*built i"»n <d I t ente, by II | ‘ H r?m|:itl. - s, ,|J ■ - ptD economic recovery not only of Cer- Pu* *"'* money to work, to gather Hr MARVIN.I.. ARROWSMini N . M. • I lie principal s,^min t ig ,iri,.| ninny but of Europe depends so with aueh additional money a* iii,.-a* __l _ WASHINGTON; July tti. id , Fhel. first A ituiJili was — made lu th i iimmom-i, ' tcljcrn-* as gtr ? heavily. That eonfen’ii*-* is like- may be required and as our eenn Former 1‘iice Administration 10*00 ’“I ........ . ,1 ■ I! ly to p|vot on it • dtowd'iwn be* omy from year to year shall per Herlderkon said today*lie sees •‘lit­ ihetr and tested at AUmscotrlo, rh in the rcpt-tl ,iyaj tint * - t sikii' n .lie HS± tween the two countries over the mlt." Truman declared. “ In that tle immediate danger of n Ma.Ior ft. M . two yens ago Imlav. Louis Hudro.’ Inline: tnall.lgm : .’ll I by ot* Hfitlsli .Socialist government's in­ way we shall save ourselves un­ ilrnrr«*ion hut th*i pr*rr* may r n . WASHINGTON* July Id. '-P>— /*,L" vomniosi-.n announcemeiil editor of the D itly ^ te tte r , oil, r‘ sistence on nationalisation of the told billions and pave the wav -collapse R,.js Pc in —in f D Fbs* mb) a ■■■—e-y tiltaalrouslv as they did cm Ruhr copl mines. Tho Untied for the lOeal.h prodnelln,, „ )B, «fT afterr World-War World War t. .said Can-’tl |vicf., r‘ V , .......... .... pf the C.'inum itii'' 11,”i*.* t'sddic I Indi SulH'Omrtlttee I. * « that " ' C«” "U 1I ;ton,*Miu j„|jn 1e»»tit)l States tins opposed ‘Ids, nnd the surely will flow from Die Into-J.it,'-. I list -K- TiV-’l . '.f tile E.verr ".While that, collapse („f (of l tiietl Ysvv Navy rapt rapt-mi oidaini f ■",1 ".Whil.!| tired ,-n and and oi<l,m " "tit ’ ’I tbp ,sf f ifiY U at inn .if 1 1,,»»»n, t'epsH (jlaite* Natlount t’ssk would ni*t other day pt-nposed that nationalSll cannot * * compare, compared *Uh the ex,se.t. will .............ha..... -d ite- tmn whm I,, i”inrt! il,c ( afls d A nf l' ' Ithi^ji iration lie deferred for five year*. grated development of our vat 21' f. i.-rt - giving luivate owners the , ep in f a tear Inn * I^L lrn?e“ H.'.,'l ’ ’ sat.I ' 1 i Man,.’, , ( i;..sei to .. -it -I r.-x>..> Washington takes the view that levs." letatneil nine | iteM - i- ti, It sins oo no npicnic, l[eiitlci«in n . , I *1.- ■>*!-•« v "where ’ U ...„ h , ami l mi I l l l l r l l i l l rintldnnlixntion is t <111641105 for 141. , ) Mr. Truman, who last wenk ,,, n ninlrmmt prepare! f.,r ijj- nuilti million .•» -Its, nnc 'scn-eiii " ' I tit, S’at ■I; myk IIS111I* the German people to dsciilo. i*» Suna' I •ign t: ■ •pints -I 'f. It i i’ iu,-nt c.iute a* publicly renewed hi* advocacy «>f, |«inl sommllle.. on toe •■.rnuen' pi net am is mid i ,v I sin o n -I si, %il I ' r f * i - If*" .»«« ■lull If.,. Of course it’s easy to understand n Missouri Valley Authority atom ;! r,q>«'i t. lit M l lf ' M ll i li i ' ‘ ty*Vtr*\A *♦.! • ttlttllHre*' ir r r d . Coir llrd .-i! I (,r. . Ati, I 11 lil* 1 IX why a hminlist government, which the line* of the Tennessee Val-i He tir-senled his d h i-mnt av l.m in- fr win, h., |„ rt, .ini,- in ih'ut wtpansion of » r hzati \'ji|nli*i it! .Mich I lotion to 4„ol. |„ n i‘ < 4 t* M * • * i ••-al h i „ | ranks nationalism e* one n( ft* ley .Authority, made this refer-1rhslrmrui -d ilie execut'vo rnmmitl)"* 3*'III lllll tf*|7 ,nl4l*e4-tl*# J*f *» the l". 1,000 Bile- ;'.tt k aiutind the cardinal tenets, should want to i c of A.nerleana for Democrat!’ lo ll,r. commission sm r it look j f.x t|n. trnpiir > in nppru*- •.-ullierts tip "f H 't ’da to 1, 100,. see it carried out in Germany an I ence In his message to euch pro­ Action, in organlxation of *olf-!ovci ihr Aimv s Manhattan piop otMt acre' M urfsTU an.a dozen > (litl III Vive -it Slat‘isiitlmr.. I’rjvate ms tti t » otfiect to tnelusson posals : elsewhere. It will lie surprising, Idt'iilily Is'sl.thlislu'c! allied “llberr'a commlMed to the ect at the start of-thu \r tr. PARIS, July tfl, (Ah- France roposed today* to the .-omn'lltre f European Economic Cooper afon that It* Id member c.ationa jirlude overseas production of <«. satlal maiterials In compiliitr their reds and assets under the Marhall program for aid to the eonnanE atep, propoied by Fiench ... 3.- vi*«HHtl«iira -**!» F«mr| ta Herve Alphand to the j session of the new eronImie organliation'i steering Chinese comDike R epairs nlttes, would bring into recovery plans tha far-flung British Em­ D isrupted By Reds pire, the vast colonial terrltotle* pf Francs and the colonial pusNANKING. July l« riVt-UNUsalon of Qther members In -all RRA ordered it*' employees tpparts o f the world. , , d*y to withdraw from the Yellow The commlttefl J i t axaiKne.l the] |i |Vcr dike project after Chinese of drafting Europe's tialanrA Chief of Staff Chen Cheng warn­ Jhoat bT the full economic confei- ed that thr government,could not rvhlch cloied. here yesterday be respuniilkly fnr the aafety of _ j« * a m em ttrs settled down UNKHA pci ,o>i,ocl on repair proj­ ork Igsmediately at tho French ects* iu tcrritiiTy where Cotmnuu foreign Ministry- They will lay lata are operating. iwn a working program for subMeanwhile, Gen .Yeh Nan, ommiMeei on fuel ann power, government representative on a antcort, food and agrlcult'ir# commission for repair of Yellow ,_d Iron and (teet. The suheom* River dikes, said disruption of nittees on fuel and power, trons- repairs hy Communist military , food and agrlcufture and Iron I atari. Tha subcommittees will operations threatened the safety undvr a five-nation executive bf 3,000,000 people living on the •outh river bank. He told news .ittae. conference summer floods might W f g aites t . of Western and South- make repair work Impossible and ropean countries approved said government' and UNRRA ir» __ e.urop committee setup yesterday In groups would have to turn to third plenary session of a emergency relief operations. four-day conference. They will »**t again until the commtt___are ready to report, prutmbly In l^ta August or early September. B ritain To A sk U. S. I P r « n L a u r d W iro Asked By U. S. To - WASHINGTON. July 16 OD ijrertlary of Stale Matihall an­ nounced today the United Slate' is Lakint Hep* to turn over Ml Merchant ships to Turkey. A* a first move in the new piqgiam «>t strengthening the Turkish armed By A n o c ia lc d H ■■ i Vte • ! -■ - VOLUME XXXVIII i . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 15, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 15, 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