7 10 427 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/da406fd1c6d0c2f699329095cdc687db.pdf ba95c58a6a041074d85bb93964aaa4d3 PDF Text Text .1 ' ■ «— [ ^ 5=^--*-“'-T—*i TUESDAY, OCT. 7t 1947 THE SANFORD IIERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA County Roard Partition Opposed i r a « l l i » # 4 lr «h » t * 8 4 *»«•) Attlee Shake-up a O atlntern—an abbreviation1for rommunist.International which the Kuslsan# asserted waa disbanded ti ■*ti**»a r,uin ras> iiw i brought public objections from the in May Of IMS, when German armies were deep in Russia and J—8r,_-f*ai*-1«Wl supplies . WetV The.-’'sTroiTg-TSen1' 1oa^se^eahk flowing freely into the Soviet Uni­ net—Foreign -Secretary— Krnest on. . Bavin. Minister of Economic Af Longo said the bureau stem­ •fairs Sir Stafford CHpps, Deputy med from a growing danger of Premier Herbert — ‘ ‘Chancellor-erf the-Eocbhiuuw Hugh- war. .. - Two - - P sItiJiw -w w n P t MpffTCrTo1 lie •i|l—*i*v » —>e • l Uttmed _ Four __ deputies ___ * in London as Big affected. Meanwhile the British Foreign drliU i sti-d disposition bf 'Italy’s ♦Office announced that Russia had pre-war Afriean colonies. They agreed to: agreed to a Big Four foreign minlater* council Nov. 26 for a second 1. Hear claim* of Italy, Ethi­ attempt to write a German peace opia and Egypt before 'making treat'1., which may provide a cru* any final decisions. dal trst of world cooperation. 2. Bend investigators to each of •A snokesman for. the Foreign tH ! eolonlea — Eritrea. Italian Office at the same time declared Somaliland, Trfpolitanla and XTthk manifesto Issued by Commun­ renaira — before—-making disposiists of nine European nations, cal­ i loss. ---ling on their supporters to . resist They'disagreed over: “ Uhllcd .States and British Im perialrstn," represented ”* H « r ■I. Whar Other HallohalhouhTlie deterioration of the International consulted, beside those with ter­ ritorial claim*, before making fin­ situation.” The spokesman said the crea­ al decisions. Britain favored hear­ tion of what the Communists cal­ ing any nation which wanted to led an information bureau In the he heard. The United ■States Yugoslav capital of Belgrade waa thought only those who* fought “the official resuscitation of the with the Allies In the African Comintern," the Commuist agency campaigns should lie heard. Rus­ devoted in the past to world Ye- sia proposed that any nation whlrh sighed the Italian peace Volution. The manifesto was sharply crit­ treatv should tie heard. France ical of Prime Minister Attlee and sided with Russia. ' * 2. Hpw_.jnany commission* of Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevln. The Foreign Office Comment came investigators to send to the col­ onlv after 24 hours of study. onics. Russia proposed sending The Italian Communist Leader two, one' to ’ Eritrea and Somali­ Lugl l.ongo denied in Borne that land and one to Cyrenalca a n d , the information bureau Constituted j Trlpolitania. The other thr irtallM M I n n l a i r llu l wrich aplit nil iiriliih India into younger man such as Mr. Parrish tyu> dominion!, one with a Modem could ably handle the position. J. A. Nrs)-of U esrL akr pointed majority #»nd ihe .other. with,.a • a t to the Commission the nerd great preponderance of llindut. of* road • signs on ‘eweh-^of the Sir Zaf(ullah tpokr for one hour Bear luihe Rbsd near Forpst" and S3 minuln. City to warn motoriata of danger W ithout, mentioning communal When the roqd is wet .and slippery. ” * ala lril llu l Hl p - s u lnnisthiias, 4 i u [ U a i i £ f U L - ^ ; ^ 7 i j L l ^ already turned over due t > country and the Dominion ol India. the wet road. Action on the m at­ the Pakistan delegate declared ter waa promised by the Commls- that Paleiline *'paititutn will irrve alou. * . . In increase the strife rather than A request by U. It. Crumley to allay the conflict." for a new road from South MelIll* delegation already had lonville Avenue to Silver Lake charged twice In the Assomhly’a hear the hoy acout camp In order regal committee that "thousand* to serve residents In the area was and hundred* of thousands,” of taken.under advisement. Francis person* 'were being "butchered" Meriwether, who ha* purchased the Indian -‘pnetUion lines the TdFmi-r City Ahi f t;,, .|. : for n« other reason than that ♦tile, and who wishes to uke the "they_Iwlong to js_«l»ff«-»**nt faith." area for- rattle- grating. •<V|d J J i u auutturliiig.-the Arab do. would feme it ti-»npni*rily ( i t mands for an Independent Arab In aurh a way that Mr. Crumlev state in Palestine. the Pakistan and other resident* will not h- delegate argued that Britain was blocked oul. The Commlnaion to o l not conferring a favor on the Mr. Crumley'# rrc|ue*t under ad­ ‘Aral** when she promised them visement. ■ ludriiemlcnctr. The CommlMlon promised^ t" ‘T h a t was their right,1' he said get on a request by Fred Fan- "l<et us not l<e sentimental nlmut ehar, who was represented by (!. th**e thing*." He devoted a major part of W. Spenerr, to rlose a road on property on <b* Orlando Highway Ills speech—the only one «n I'al near the dog track, providing estinr today - to n detailed re all ahuttlnjr properly owners view of Palestine history under IN THIS EXCELLENT action piriure, Al.GInnfrlddo, Brooklyn out* gave written" consent, hred II. the la-ague of Nations mandate fielder, i* shown making the most spectacular catch of the World Wilson, representing Howar.l Bot­ which Britain has held for the Series— a catch tha* probably kopt the Yankees from winning the tle r and other U k e Mary prop­ past 22 yeors. He shfuply eritlr- sixth game. Joe DrMnggio had slammed out a 415 fool drive, almost erty ownrra, .requealrd the closing iced Britain on almost every major to the exit gate of the Yankee Stadium, Two men were on haae. Ordinarily, thia would have meant a homer and a score of three run*. of a street near Crystal Lek**. Palestine move. But Glimfrlddo. as the picture shows, chased the ball tn within a ((Kit Commissioner Overstreet was <n■ uf the grandstand and nahlied it vrith‘ 0 line h sn d ra trh . tacUrd to check into Ihe matter. (International Soumlphotoj LAKE «WWIK7B«.'Jtct. % pi*) - The Commission tf W n w bt paid to Z. E. Smith for -T h e British government has 1 rd th at he again seek advice from •range t r m which he relinquished speeded up cumulations to fix a Judge Ware date for withdrawal from Pales* the Attorney General. This was •*»' p lX n ‘V *- b- In Lake Mary tine, Informed British quarters . , „ , not done, although in *11 all good xacreatlon purposes • Karlyle Housholder presented a said today. m .ttV “ f “S a S r S n ? X I T fee. I J *»■ J* J -J These quarters said this ques­ resolution ai an amendment to tion as Judge of the C.uuty Court i* , H?ed!ure ! was now being considered u r­ the CountyVflepl. 4 ruling against gent Iv by liritlidi official# in Lon­ now thr only m atter under con-» l!*Vs* i T^cn yo#“r *i *1 f f 1 , ti * without Any fuvth«r thought you sal. of akpIwlU b a y m g e . on don and British administrative Sundays after the hour of Hiou a. and military leader# in Palestine. "Itt* ltfl7 the legislature enacted passed a resolution, and sent the, M. to allow the sale t>f 3.2 beer Tin* actual date of withdrawal a statute a'etUng Ihe salary uf the same to tho papers, that I, as from 7-«H> A.M.HundayalnSiOOA. may lie announced before the, end Judge of a County Court at !|2(>il Comity Judge had received certain »■»»» .* ■ > « “ f- - * .* « * , M. onday morning*. The Com- of the present Session of the Un­ a ited Nation* .Assembly, it .was County m . r» ;i the- C-unty- Cour t- saidThe same sources, esplafnfng that complete British withdrawal Rail Unions L u ll C ! . . U . . I would In* contingent on failure of w W 2 r . n l / lo « » wetl known to you gentleman, the Assembly to find a solution 'and set Hie salary *1 |600 '! *Hint lliis was a question for *<imn acceptable to both Arabs and year plus n docket fee of |.i for Court of competent Jurisdiction to . tr«»M**»*«* **•«« Hear n«*» , yifjoui pli^iri nf railroad, °|^f* Jews, laid Ilrll itirt had not coin, each. cit*p djq'kelcd. 'determine, together with the “At the end of each rnotiih lliis other facts; In my opinion this •lions, incfuding length of Inin*, pie (el y abandoned hope that sfcrcroffice, ns the olhi-r county olfirvs, raises n question mark in the lire and numlier ol crews, work merit 'could he reached. The British Informant said Bri­ "present a written bill staling the assignments »nd appointmrnl ol tain plamieii no further statement work and the charge made to the mind of some |ienp|e, and in j some other* it might incite alia-,1 supervisory personnel. of policy on the Palestine problem County as County Judge, which piclnii," and tills in my opinion ! z The live unions. In a separate beyond tlie utinourtremeiil of the L only for insanity hearings' and; |, „ m0it venomous yoll political .action last w eek,. formally de­ withdruyvul date, lie said Britain w ananta or commitmeni hearings, course. *4* . manded a 30 per cent wage In­ would riot take nn official .stand and .as Judge of the County "The Declaratory Judgment, crease with a minimum hike of on the (dan to partition Hie Holy Ct.urt lie makes u Its] of each $3 • day. D. P. Loomis, Chiengn Land. . defendant against whom an infor- nr opinion of the Attorney General fU cu liri' ill rector of the Assoc laThe main interest «tH1 centered mat loll ha* loren filed and lire- could have ruled as to what would T Western Hallway*, es- on jhe eX|>ecte<l declaration^ by sent# that hill In the Hoaid of i* i|,e status of Ihe Docket fee* ihe wage boost, If grant* Ihe United Rlntes and Bussia Infer County CommlBiioneri with a paid to the County hv defendants, ■would add 1400,000,1MAI to tii Ihe week, probably Thursday. Charge or «:t which has Wen or f„r certainly the County Corn_.j transportation rust# » year. Tho delegates were generally will Im- paid, usually by the de - 1miailonera would have no right The rhanges have been the sub­ agreed that tho success of any fendant ", i to claim thia fuqd, and there are ject • ( diseuslon with the carriers plan would depend, largely., on . "At ths end uf each year he probably th rfs thuusand rases. P.- .../ o r several -.year* and *di»agrn-- whether the big powers, particul­ sumuinrirrs n ll'n f these report* "Finally, I would have gladly mcnl with the unions last year arly the United .States, were pro- for Ho- 12 month* past ami ill abided the determination of the f led to ft nationwide rail strike lu pared to provide forro to Imple­ BiJditpgU thereto show* Ihe fee* Circuit Court in a Declaratory May. The walkout, however, ended ment it. . for ovesy eery ice tie has rendered Ju.jgm.-nL nn.l aldde4—4W after, in terreu thm hy—Um sidcnl .Men n wiiiio. tlie A* Assembly'* a s . County Judge nod further without question or delay, what­ man. fight over the Oreek-Uanlkult ques­ show* what he lias paid out durilii ever it was; 1 would have even Union -spokesmen said when tion . broadened Into what some the year and for what it was yulil abided the opinion of the Attorney the wag* ilrmami was made that delegates saw us thp beginning of unit flic* one copy with the General had you taken this course, ' would b* "dealt with aggress­ wide open ideological struggle In lloaril of County Commissioner* By your refusal to lake the ively” when liegolatlous on Ihe the United Nation* in!tween Bus- and one copy i* si-nl to the Comp­ courses open to you for a fair, and rule change* open, It followed thp sin ami tin- western powei*. troller (ictirral. These reports are Judicial determination of the m at­ rscent awanl of a "16 1/8 cent* Hussia'a Deputy Foreign Min­ recorded in .Hie minutes of the ter, you have forced on me the an hour pay raise granted a mil­ ister Andrei V. Vlshinsky brought County Commissioners ’and after necessity of seeking a Judicial lion non-operaling workers by an the fight into the open late yen’- Wng recorded they ate public determination. arbitration Ixiard named under terday with a hitter attack on the record* for inspection hy any one "8o, now I tell you that I do the National Hallway Lalior Act. rnpitaiist system. His attaek was at any time, with or without a not owe one rent to the Board of Tlie unions involved are the Iinksn] Immediately with the new County Commlislonels, and ‘shall Brotherhood of lawontotlve Kn- Communist manifesto issued Sun­ reason. "All County Officers tmok* are not pay one cent, until some nsers; the Brotherhood of Uieo- day night in Poland following a Court of rompetent jurlsdlctibn Otiva Firemen aqd ' Enginsmen; secret conference of leading Com audited by Hie Stale Auditor* and has tided on this matter.” .Seminole County offices were the Ordor of Railway Conductors; mnnlMs frs.rts nine nalioney' *wdiPe4-tT.-J«m-d,tlya J ee theyheed of — Bailreed Afthongir^Vistiinsky niaiie no "AI the July meeting of the fnmen, ml the awHclunen’s direct-rnfrrewro to the new world ,_ R r ic f i D e f e a t ^ , Board- o< C*ontT~Cmmnisslon»rg nlPfu-Td North America., ComdRIBin campaign ’a g a i n s t in ardor to ilctcrniln*_ how tho Some, o l *lbe 44 rules changes "dollar Imperialism," the.general •IWnpnstg feses »•«** flat) have Wen sought previously -In theme of his attack was similar Judge rtf the Cuunfy Court would lie paid, I presented n bill for the in buying for export has bought b i ' least ti .few state legislatures to that In tin* manifesto. fees for the six month period. 1 at the most . inopportune limes i i safety measures. Vlshinsky said rapltallsm now * Many «f Hie requested provis­ waa entering Its “highest stage— am told that the Atlornev for with most blatant publicity.” ion* are modifications of existing the period of Imperialism," which Ihe County Commissioners advised Taft.. ' giving high incoms a* . ?u!»* but • few would bring almut he said "Involves tendencies aim­ against this payment. There were another reason for high prices, antisely iiis l conditions of rail* ing at domination, annexation nntl two methods hy which this m atter •aid "Ihe AdmlnUltmion BiiGied rould ■havB"Wert decided; First road operations. hegemony” and ‘ "results in the and full remedy was open for you on ’ a general wags increase pal growth of resistance among the to seek a Declaratory Judgement tern, adonllng the extraordinary theory proclaimed by Henry McatlcRB Tuesday peoples." from the Circuit Court, this would v iishlnaky, “ turning to the Bal­ have fully Settled the m atter by 17*11ace's Department of Com kan question, charged the United legal procedure; the other was to mere* experts and CIO that you V . (t'e*||*»ril (r»w I'aar Ossl States already had destroyed the ask uf the Attorney General of could have universal wage incants, December 12.26. crease of "fl pasaeel without-itts & g g g * FJnriri, fnr kls.-UtHMosst^wr-rttr creasing prices.' Troder* said the new margin ttransforming th at-ro o n tir intn-“ r m„ U r_ th W opinion stands a* a SOW-pl 1 -tOQWlrcmsnts, now placed at 33 1/3 milltArv l>«W of the U, 8. A* "A democratic Conrcess passed <|M| ruling legal ruling until until lt«U it*is <lstj*«et decided late by per cent of the prlce of the grain lie called on the Assembly to a Circuit Court. I am told, in­ the OPA renewal bill in 19IC," and substantially above the’ rates demand immcdiate’wi(hdrawal not T sft said. "President .Trumtn ve­ Nhlrh have been In effect, appar- only of all foreign troops In cidentally. that your Attornsy toed It." was advised to seek a ruling tly had no effect on early Irad- Greece, hut of all instructor*,' ad­ U'Mshoney' said that President r- The increased margin* were visors snd "so-called experts" as from the Attorney General, and Trumsn vetoed the first OPA ** while ! have never seen the opinion quested by the Department of well, Till* would affect all U. 8. tension bill bcccuss of an sms ml-, ■IruBure recently, and by P m - personnel ih Greece in connection s* rendered, t presume that he reent which ha said Taft recently ruled thet the Judge of the County •nt Truman in his radio apeech with the American aid program. referred to a* "the eimple Court came under the 1917 S tat­ had nday n ig h t fn Detroit bread provision that increased costs ute. Had you seen proper to were raised a rertt a loaf couneel together wlth_ me about must, be reflected In . increased ay, and their were Indication* . , , It would have bsen entitely prices.” State Department this, ciHmjrisg would get a breed "I have this 'slmpls provision agreeable to me, but this wss not bOOSt -Mr?before m-.u CM ahe**" e«»d. “ I* ______ dons. -.However, mills serving the New = •. IL-eallBsee S»ei geBe (last -q*s #-fst-pl'-S-^-oroii* "Then It became a'questlop as is thYork metropolitan ares, announced those “fired" now stand* at ten to. when the Judge or the County Taft rm~'»d,u/ n*. It wmld t*k Juetion* of 10 to 40 a hundred employes. Court’* fees stopped from the fivit minutes •" *r*d it ami /!♦■ unds In wheal flour price* and In addition. It Is understood Acta of 1923, and started to oper­ hours tu earlv'n B hut it wteck* to (15 cents in rye flour follow- that an uadlsclosed number of ate under the Act* of 1917. Again •d n ric - Ciin’ra l k c*uas. Jl was ahayoly lower cash wheat and o)hera 0i have -been allowed to resign two methods were open to you to an altim pl to n»»k» *h» lUT*rn markets Ssldrday nnd sgsln j ng the last year. determine this fact; first, by a « s n t guarantee » profit to men fwdty. ■ • ,.t r | ■ m ote allowed anoweu to so resign are art out Declaratory Judgement from the Ufac'urrrs and processor*. I ts hog prices varied today s t of Ute, State Department, but the Circuit Court, which would b« a fT h e manufacture?* end proc­ "irent market*. At Chicago, technicality of not having been final and Judicial Judgement or essor*, In whdes Inter**!* 9*n* trade was stow and Prices "fired" leave* them eligible lltf 90 to aak another “opinion" from from to r Toft- draw .UiU price rtl* about AO root* lower Jn ear- far as the records go, for employ­ Ih# Attorney General, The judge­ Ing formula, Ota now reaping the *d«. with tho top oriec at ment In other government Jobs. ment In-either case would have profit* be was ao rj ’**otsa they a h""dred pounds. This Those "fired" are Ineligible for been entirely satisfactory to me, receive.’The? New York Stock Ex­ d Chleseo prlro advance anv other government Job. ot and without question I would have change tells u* that th> fo«l ilsv whlrh lioosted the sverThe department seeuritr eeeurity rules abided this. You fatted to make nrocessors whoss stock .1* there 1"rice of hogs to a new peak of oa published today provide tb it either course to decide thia raaUae, listed had a net income during ► OL where a "reasonable doubt" axiata hut nrbllarily permitted your the first sU month* o? 1?<7 , -the east B t i^iqls market to whether • suspected em- Clerk and Attorney to decide the than 81 percent greaU r than tiwlr hoga we— active and ployeo is associated with a group g matter for you, arid'Ajftj1 decided net income in ths f t n t sin month* to 25 rente higher, or organisation advocating “trea­ that the County J u i of 1940. gr nrW * continued »o droo. son, subversion, or sedition", the the 1917* Act. when he Wok o f t... Quoting th# Ohio RspubllcSp . New York wholesale mar- department will be giren the bene­ lit 1937; you then designated your a g % \ n as having slid at '8*»_FranIfTrsd- AA fell 8 eewta -a fit of the doubt and-the person Clerk as an Auditor to determine Pent*, a droo of 7 U, will be deemed a security risk. the m atter finally* Violations of the department's ,on# with author! a week ago vesterday. security regulations may also be to know -MtlsH-q. of Albania Is considered along with "habitual (Mr source of our dlfneultU*- Ws do tbs facta. You 1 of- two ethnic stocks the drunks nets, sexual psrvsrslon, sufficient for have monopoly and it Is the mo­ thi north and the Toafcs moral turpitude, financial Irrvs- brought t h i a __ nopoilsta who fix the price* ths ponsibiUty or criminal . record.” Circuit Court, or to request- people must pay. * * powers thought one commission was enough /o r all. The big four powers have until Sept. 15, 1948, to decide upon dis­ position the -colonies. After that it becomes'a Udfted Nations problem. u n ON TNI I AIM rA iu n g a i^ K ta lot of ssewa theeg. days. Maybe this ta Intended to lake our sn|0d* off looming price* uf foodstutfs. I For /as r a ne e , one dairy itrm tr advocates pltyioomi in the bars tor cow*. Thia brings up i k f quntioo —whs( game* does a cow PU , f ( WftlUpg F orT S ill Peer eld Santa Oaea-he may pow hwve.le moke a side trip I# the ham an Christmas Ive t# drop a hep '*T leys'fee lessy. I The Modern .Merchant Doesn't wall for SALES HE A DV EftaSES I t What Women Like About Their Launderette Store "Imagine! One Whole Morning To Do An I Please. I Leave My Week’s Wash AI The LAUNDER­ ETTE While I f.'o Marketing. Both Jobs Are Done At Once. It’s Marvelous!" LAUNDERETTE OF SANFORD Second at Oalf ' Phone 1082 wh, n It E e B - Trm ■0 ,i - - . »* * •1 i — - - ,' , j ■ I :® ‘ * ■sj. | >4 ;: . -i * ■ • V . �« 7 . * In Unit) There Ib Strength— To Protect the -Peace of th%a))'erMt ' To Promote the 1’i M r m of Ataertca: To Produce Prosperity ^ i r Sanford. . - k tt T N IlE P E f r n E N T V O LU M E X X X V II! E s ta b lis h e d 19 OS Truman Asks Women To Aid SA N FO RD , Truman Asks Meatless Tuesdays im President D e c l a r e s Success Or Failure Depends Upon Sup­ port Of Wo m e n Wa sh in g to n . on. » u « - MISlpINT TRUMAN It TlltVIJtD for lha flrtt time at the Whlta House ai ha trondcjut a plaa to the nation to support the new voluntary food conservation drive. The Chief Executive aaked lha American people to tue no meat bn Tuesdays, uie no pflilLry or eggs bn Thursdays and to sava a ilk a of bread every day. (International i’oundphoto) Governor Dewey iStrachey Wants Urges Increased Trade Agreement For Italy With Russians U. S. Aid Needed To Briton Says Two Na­ Prevent Establish­ tions Not Competi­ ment Of Red State tive In Economics I)AMV w v M L IV E R P O O L , England. Oct. ft A LBAN Y, N. Y.. Oct. tt (•ovetnor Thomal E. Dewey called lAI- hood Mmiilrr'John Slrachry today for in rtratrd American aid pro|K>sed today that Britain and to Italy to .prevent eitablnhment Ruitr* "agree to diffrr" irinpotanof what Ke termed a "Red police ly in ihe imjIi I k s I field, hut gel •tale" in the former F aici^ land. oa with work nf drafting a ttade Dewey, potential 1948 RrpuLli agieemrnt. tillers to close down for GO dry* candidate, laid a triumph to ta ro 10,000,000 bushel* of jfor "Communiit totalilarianiim in m i l ) - . Industry me.rnb*ni i" -|lh * heart - o f - l b * Mediterranean dkatedvsom ew hat reluctant “yea* wooy ^ vvuridwrde c v t) >ld 1 - green lL* cAmtuitteje at , ateottferig.-. tale * » .M sl© * * , S ____ jnflVt. designed j- .Deweyj._.thiid—Lcoad dap - at Watching the arrival uf the first camignmrnl uf Ruiiian fund for Britain since before thr war, Slruthey fold irpuiteii one of th? baitc rconumic tcalttiet it lha I fit item —end—Row+e «i*-mwtu*llv 0 ‘ atJpporrthe program, the nat- Communitm in recent week* came complementary! rather than com­ lon'a grain exchange* increased thair M argin,.or down payment, requirement* on new sprint*five traniscthins In grain furture* to 33 1/8 per cent of the market M~— ***** **»* Caldwell To Keep Hands Off In Next Spring’s Election .Dpvciitar-Caldwell said'today, he will n 6t try to influence ggfeetion of hi* successor and will content ‘hlmaelf wllh being "an interested observer of and a conscientious voter" in next spring's primary ■bet Iona. The State Constitution prohibit* him from succeeding himself and political lines »Iready*. a re ^ Jt ing -*-----r the campaign to elect vernor. L ' 1 was asked by the AsTreaa whelhar ha would J c s In the ciunpaign. He in a proclamation designating. Oct. 12 Columbui Day. He laid it wav an occasion on which "we reaf­ firm our old and imneriihahlr friendship for the people of the land" that gave birth to the I5lh eenturv m anner 1 who diicovered the Weitem Hemiiphere. '•Unhappily," the Governor, aald, "The jreople of Italy today face n new threat to thrft newlv won freedom. Having shaken oft the sanguinary yoke of toaliUrl* hr eatirm r right, they ary. now menaced hv the forces of 'tdtalUrsrsMiaal o f life lelL .* r th * United SUtte# has already done much to bring aid - to tha Italian government in It* struggle for axlstance, but th e re . la still much more to tie done. If the Halinn nation Is, lo escape the imminent th re a t' of Communist infiltration. It must hava. help promptly and that help must come from us.*' CommunistM Assert ..»ui .'..Yfctory.InGneaee. Independence ' '.Florida ia ihe utter .Alt* \n!rr*. ^'Thay, gre qjilck to rcaenl inter­ ference or any attempt to Influ­ ence them In their choice of public official*. They rightly feel that tu> Administration should endeav­ or to Influenca the selection of ■ It* successor. "In keeping with that concept, to which 1 subscribe wholehearted­ ly, I shall content myaslf hy taring an interested observer of end a .cteiaelentloua voter In the coming ijjm try . . I cm, of courae. greatly con­ cerned with the result* of th at •lection. No rillien worthy of the name could be indifferent. Flor­ ida's future depends m>en the character of ita government. "The current programs touch­ ing public education, public health, Institutional car* and builnaaa-llko .administrative procedure are but tu p s In the right direction. They ■Lfiuld be Improved upon and made d? greater usefulness to the cttl* sens of Florida." . * . TAX CUT WASHINGTON, Oct. B UP)— Federal taxea may ulus as much as | 4W ,000 of the *# 000,000 for which L arry McPhatl told hit one-third share of tha New York f Yankee baseball club, COTTON CHOP -WASHINGTON, Ocfc B, U P )- crop, a t 11,603,000 bales of 600 xpounds gross wsight. This estl■mat# ia a decrease of 341,000 -bale* over the 11.845,000 bales i forecast a month ego. Production was 8,640,000 balsa last year and *12,390,000 bale* for the Un-year ■(1336-44) average FLORIDA W K A I1 IE U Verily “i'l*u6y through Ihursday with icaltcrrd afternoon thundershorter*. _ N E W S P - A IJ E IL . W ED N ESD A Y; O C T . »8 , 1947 A sso cia te d P r e s s I.euAcd W ire Kilpatrick Is Federal Funds Elected Head Allocated To rade John Ivey Selected Okeechobee D i strict For Vice President; Will Bfc Given As­ County Commission Rescinds Its ;0 E ^ c t « i T h u ^ Report Is Made On sistance Repairing Action Regulating Liquor Sales Soviet stand waits Projects Of Year Damage From Lake f ^ On U. S. Position P f iid m i Truman raid today that. American women ran make "an invaluable contribution" to the wel­ fare of the nation and the world by "wholehearted suppoil to out food laving program." In a nation-wide radio addreM in connection with Democratic Women’* Day. the alio that women have a "greet oj»onunity".to make their "wholeiflue influence inaraiingly effect* iva" in building a better world "hy the lull ui* of (vowei at the ballot box." Mr, Tiuman laid ihe reiponii bility for the iu ccch o( thr food laving program “ rtita very largely with the .American hoarewife.” "She ii an indeipemable fightri in our. waT igaimt hunger." he v^ri on. -"The Amerkan l»ou*ewne ha» never failed her country when ihr I im been called u|hi*i to lactiftce in ill inlerril. I know that the will not fail in the great talk now before u i." If the women of America, hwent on. "exert 'the tremendous moral force for good which they potter* we ihall make greater and more tailing nroureu in overcomP other difficultiev that concern n jus and the wotld."* Another major atep In th* rumpal m to eave food for Europe ■and lowar pricea at home wax cm todav’a rrnyrara in Washington M th* Ctttrera Food Committee f»»m*llv asked the country*! dla* D A IL Y TH E ATHENS, G e t* 8. W)-*- The Communist organ Ritospastis pub­ lished today a signed article by the party's secretary - general, Nicholas Zachartadcs, predicting a Communist victory In Greece, "We will fore# a democratic compromise, or crush the oppoai tton,” tab! the article — the f in t published statement In week* hy the Communist leader, who ia now In hiding. Premier Theratatoeles Sophoulia told a new* ^conference the state­ ment was designed to ‘ holster wavering morale in tha Commun­ ist party, which he aald was showing aim* of dissension. Sophoulla announced a t tha con­ ference he. hail signed an order providing for the discharge by Oct. 16 of 6,000 "supernumerary" civil employe*. T * F T ON AFFIDAVITS ' DES MOINES. Oct. 8 lAVSenator Robert 0 . T aft (R-Ohlo) aald today "tha AF1- and CIO boards are just loose affiliations with no control" over individual union* and th a t "R was not logi­ cal to require ' tha boards’ mem­ bers to sign non-Communlst affidavits. PACT WITH AUSTRIA WASHINGTON, O ct 8, W V Ths State Department today tha United States has sign­ ed an "Interim" sir transport agreement with Auetria. Tha agreement, initialed by Foreign Minister Karl Gruber and U .S. Ambassador John G. Er­ hard t, was tha first concluded by Austria since the war ended, tha department aald. petitive, in. the economic field. "Russia haf food and timber to Ball," ha aald. "W# hava manu­ factured good* of ail kinds to tell. Surely it is not beyond tha wit of man to davise an Interchange to the immense good of both coun­ tries/ *1 . negotiations broke down severs! week* ago because Britain de­ clined to guarantee deliveries and refused te ease Russia's payments IlnMllHUe* S ill Reaction Is Mixed a ; To Attlee Shake-up LONDON, Oct. 8. OP)— A draatic overhauling of tha labor gov­ ernment, In which five cabinet ministers w en ousted and leftwing Furl Minister Emanuel Shlnwrll was demoted, drefr ‘ tome tlritlsh cheers and tome Jeers to­ day. British press comment on yes­ terday'* sweeping changes gener­ ally followed ’ p arty lines ami ranged from Ute full endorsement -of-the LaboriU D itty Herald u» the outright protest of the Coneervative Itally Graphic, which daclsrod U»#( no thing "leas u h in a coalition regime’CMld fig h t’ eScrc*«fully tha nation's crucial bat­ tle against economic disaster. 43 Students Enrolled At School Of Aviation E- C . Kilpatrick, Jr., prrsidenl of thr Florida Stale Bank , WII circled pteiidcnl of the Seminole County Chamber of Corometce at a meeting of ihe board of di rector* at the Touriit Center last night. M r.'Kilpalrifk will lake of­ fice at once and f serve for the coming year. _ ■Other otfTcers elec led were Job* •idem: Edward M.a K ey. vice president Ini, manager , J. L M e y , < n £ i urer; Frank Shamei, first .i;.dis­ trict vice president; J. F. McClel land, second district; J. S. Best line, thitd district: Andrew Duds, fouilh district; and W. C . Kilbee, fifth district, . Senator L F- Boyle was appoint ed temporary chairman of the meeting by Mr. Shames, who t u e x i d c d . i n the a b s tn c e _o l Preitdenl W. V. Uilting. Senator Boyle appointed a nominating com­ mittee composed of l.ra Leiher, hairmait. H. H. Coleman. 'Mr. Biilline. R. L - Detfn. II. ft, Fope, Waller Haynes, and J. Titdrn Ja colli. * The inimiiinlions uf Ilia- commit, tee were unnnlinuuaty approver) by the board. Mr. Ivey presided throughout the remainder of the meeting and commended the group upon the kelerilon of Mr. Kilpat­ rick a t prrsldrnt. Jack Hatlgan proposed the formation of a non­ profit organisation hy the Cham­ ber of Commerce for its promo­ tion. uf fairs, regattas, glldai I ( vatlamee u .Pese. 111 ! Following a disc union,concerning the regulation ol ihr >.>!r of sit u L a k e s u c c e s s , O a « u v i— holic beverages on Sutufay, the County Cott|nmtion yrtlerday ir-t ind.t) its former action of Sept. 4 irgulating such outside ol imoruoralfi! A Irsding drlrgotr In the United Notions Airerpbly rr|>onfd todaymunicipaliliev in thr county. " Tlir earlier had ptuvidrd dial u» ahotmln bevruges l>r served tti he had lieen loid hy a high .Slat* licensed places outside ol uit nr)>or«trd town* between ihr’houi* ol 2 : 0* Drpaltmenl uflm al llu l tile UmteJ A- M. and 7:00 A. M..nn wrnk days knd Iwiwrrn dir hulli* ill J:Oil .Slater would tup|Hiti the proposal Joi partition of f^lriline "with A, M. Sundays and 7dMi A. M .f ticenw under the Slate lb-v- perhaps a few modifications." Monday morning*. J acksonvu Z e TOct. » b»*» Fed efal lundt, in a limited amount, have been made available foi. al­ leviating flooded comLliont in thr Lake Okeechobee region. Col. W il­ li# F. Teale uf the Aimy Engineers agnoumrd today. Representatives of the* Corps of EBgmrrn arc uow m conference "Wat^authontief around the L ik e to determine where the emercan be .pen, to the bdst advant.lagr and the rffrcl the aitrsi immediate relief within flond areas. . I t was brou 0ht> M l by the Commissioners during tin- dis­ cussion that the State I.aw al­ ready provide* for the opening and closing time uf plares selling aleoholie beverages, and that the Commission did not desiie in any way to change this law until the opinion of the people of the count ty had been ascertained. This put* the matter of ojiening and cloying hour* of *ueh place* back under Slate law Sec­ tion 6fU!.14 as amended, paingrsph t -1 states: “ No intoxicating bevciagoa may be sold, ruiivum.-d or nvrvinl or permit led to tie M-rveil or eonsumell iu any plan- holding I Col.-Te*le said lliat he has m attucted Ins engineers to give thi> emergency fisat priority, 4 The district engineer empha- altrd the need for speedy action and cooperation with hn-ml'govern­ ment* and other agencies ill helpt n r m tltm tl who h*Ve •fiffvi id dam ■go* caused hy high water, Funds made available today ale from, the emergency flood control authoruatjoii made hy Congiesv, and can b* used only "for the repair, lesloratbm, and strengthen­ ing of fevees ami (dhet flood coivliol works threatened or de Sfroyed by recent floods, or whichf Si # . S*S -may l-e ihrealenrd or destroyed by latei floods. Col. Teale said the*# fund* will be uu-d in thr irbabililatlun ol flacal control works outside the big government- levee which «n- W A SH IN G TO N . Oct. H <>P» cireles the l.akv. A 10 |t*l«ciil ru irlg cm y lirig lil Tile limited fund* alloted to the talc J n c t r j l l c amouiiiniK to Jacksonville district are in addi $700,0(K),000 -a n n u a lly‘ hai been erstgr lkrmrWn.nl of hlorida lre-r> w’Utll «ielN|X1e, -wild' had talked tween V t M ucWITmidnight Sjs.t- urdny and morning." Washington, officials, raid he did not Irani wbal modifications U uyd F . Hoyle, allotney fm the ihr United Statei-Would srek. A sfiokesmaii lor ihr ' Undid Roald, pointed out that- tin Slide law definqt an uicuiiolie Wferage j Stales delegation said a rough a* any beverage having more ili»n. d i* li of the American [rohi y decone iwryent by weight and an lai^stswn on Paleiline had been...... " ! ' ' 4 « * • * - • « J "Therefore the State clo»ittg ivgul** ‘vmlcntr. I l k U. 3. siattlatioim do not apply to U-reiuye- meifl will he made lin e probably such a* beer, having no more «l- tumor row in Ft id*y. crdildic xmleiit than the " pel,\ source dorr to the Soviet cent maximum._________ iilrb-eali-m vshl -tlic Hiti-nnv Wefc Contracts fm the resurfacing wailing In bear the U. S . ilrrlsMn »Miw«m mm I’"*- *l*l linn brfnir making ibru nun pol- icy statement. This muter laid the JW irl (loliry w n tmf ilcfinilelv detenumed. altbougb R m iii Vav im biinl In SuiifMiit <1cal inn uf t bi national frdeiali»c»l ilalr Tlir p|n|Hltal for a Ird n alifcJ •lilc h jt irt iiimirnded bv ihr minority icpoi* of ibe •'■rcial UN Commillrr on Paleiline (lIN Sf'OPt but bat brrn npooird bv both ibe Arab* ami ibe Jcviib Agency for, P*lc<|inr •'olaini. meanwhile delivered her Development <il I'alrttin c umlri iHiiny vlalrnicnt. utgiiw the UU to the Ztunitl Jrwub imumicnt and ill no all other pinpu'ipj sululiom the g iral riu llc n g r 1I 14I lilt )rw and cottrrntrate on pi »n* lo par* rill quell 1011___tlic ic __p irlc n u _ til litinn ibe ||nlv I and t'lrofinvlnvakia declared partiChiiuianity, was iixiay Kiiilmed lion nf PsIeMim* “cnm»s ne*r to Knvsnuns by S aiii Siegel'nf lUuir* giving at least partial satlufsc- 10% Freight Rate 'Speaker Explains. Increase Granted [Palestine Problem U. S. Railroads To Kiwanis Club ICC Authorizes Hike Sam Siegel Outlines To Go Into Effect Great Chjt l i e n e e Next Monday A. M. To C h r i s t i a n i t y ’ lion to the tW.WKI recently gianled to llir nation's is iliu s ili iftorltcd fur dredging ill the West wlm It boprJ today lo pul tlu __. : , , ft. 1, __— LiU ^.a pari .lieulriuul__ g(iv£iiULVriun_in ih # o atu rat claims nf Imlh. _ _ 1 j K w i n i . t* _ a * r — Siaj II I 1 - _| p , (• , . nf Kiwamt. lie wa* ml 1mimed bv i parties” nnd -aid this shuuld b* I llie Inletilale (omm eiie t >m f ^ shame* j.the bail* for * mlution to the mittidn auihonm l the tcmpoiaiv N A N K IN G , Oct. 8, t/V>— Cbl- i Amilbcr, ipcakct w,** 1'l.titr j problem. llirirs ir v eilrid jy, .penJlIW a il« Egyp{ lii\ed up wirli th* other new Communists, on the offen­ Kel/le of Orlamlo. id ihe V «w 1 11 ..... .... »■ !■■*• *1*1 sive throughout Manchuria? were (jtion »n gbe (aiboad't plr* ful Imnal Rehabihl.ilmn mill of lb' reported today to have virtually a primsiicnt 27 percent intieate wiped out a MU-mlle -aartlon of Slale Department of Education wit ■ over pirtriil rslci. Ihe IC C also the vital railroad linking Mukden tidd uf the progie** ’made (Juiilio 1. Autboriied coattwrie water with Changchun, Manchuria’s cap­ the pail three -yrat* in 'obtaining HAVANA. Oct. H. BP)—ta tric la rartlrrs anil freight fotwattler* ital,- \ Mukden report* said Commun­ Schmidt told thr auilirncia court (who rollrrl tmall lot* of fieigbt putiiioti* for the n|iv*cilfav hand* ist raiders swept along the line liytng her-.today for the murder for ta rb a J shipments) »lo male ■ ipprd .imong ijvili.ui* l»it]i in Seminole County and ebewbeie. -' from Tlehllng, 40 mile* northeast of Jonn Lester Met- that she 'shot of Mukden, to within a few miles rite Chicago lawyer aboard the ihr »ame 10 petcenl iiUteair. M r S ie g e l hi h i* In lk nboill 2. In a separate action. ga*e PAIISTOW. Ki»k . IKI- H. l,1V of Changchun, firing railroad ties vaeht Satirn after lie said "I ant I'n le H lIn e , pointed out th ill Idnliin 11# (liliitl# * * tkii/krt * p lan e, end Masting bridges —'undoing*in going 1f 6 kill you" and ordared hrr 17 railroad* in ibe South prrmri- fwthi i and mi•lin-r tm.l Ini'll lhe;> Chinene Communists Cains Havana Dancer Says She Shot Boy Friend In Defense huura.w hat govsrnmant. .iaainlen In taka her flullias ainl go ash-fWith rising voice, gesturrs, and a nee crew# had worked five ■*»a- face ao Pali* she appeared about months to repair;. to faint', the Toledo dancer t#ittn#d: • -----tried to get away. He hit Temperatures Drop me"Iover the head, knocked roe to To Nearly Normal the deck and kicked me. He hurt me. "He ran up Ihe ladder—almost By ASSOCIATED PltRSH Temperatures dropped to nesr flew up — and then came right normal, breaking a spell uf un­ back-down again. He otld me to seasonably warm weather, over tak# my cloth#* and get off the the north central region and much boat, I began opening closets and of the G reat Lakes area today throwing | clothe* .together to taka as mldiammer temperature* pro- with me. Jerk was furious, vailed la m u 1 parts of the east j "He said 1 could not take my and the New England state*. ! ire# rie« # — r**e *•»• Cool air from cenlkal Canada Z T X M ftJ O S » EU^nhower - StaHsen state# kMUK p U and;moved s h n v i T i c k e t I s S u g g 6 H t« ( l ly southeastward to th* Ohio! v j.r u „ _ ‘ x x r„ |t „ Valiev. Coolest spot'It* Uh* a re s ' t » y - . l * 6 n r y W a llB C O spot waa In northern Minnesota, with below frtexlng reported at Be NEW HAVEN. Conn., Oct. 8 UP) midjl. A sharp drop waa reported Henry A. Wallace expressed »h# tn Chicago/ from yesterday's | Mdief today that a Kepubllcan high, of 86 to 64 aarly today, and ticket with General Eisenhower with a predicted high of 68 today. s* th« presidential nominee and Tha mercury climbed to a warm Harold Htasien aa his running 87 in Portland, Me., yesterday; mat# would win the U>48 election waa 83 In Boatort: J 1 in Philadel­ "•.verwhtlmlngly." phia and 78 In New York. GenThe former ■Vice P rrsident,' In eral rains have occurred In the the mldat of a New England tour, southeastern states, principally in told a newa conference Jhat an Virginia, tha Carolnaa, Georgia Eisenhowar-Stassen ticket would and Mississippi. Shower* also war* carry all but nine state* against reported over tha weatam stales. a n / <jppo»ltlon.“ . „ Wallace expretaed th# tiellof ROBOT OFF AGAIN lhat General Elsenhower wou d STOCKHOLM, Sweden. Oct. 8 likewise "win orerwhalmlngly (f —UP)—Th# mechanically-gujded he ran as t)»e Detaocratlc nominee. U. 8. Army Skymaater Robert E. But h# quickly added that h* ax Lee took off at 7.:S2 A . M. F.BT preted Pretldant Truman lo ^gel today, for Wilmington. Ohio, after a successful robot flight yasteriky the nomination. screw* tha Atlantic, Roy j Prnwnlpg ia npllmlstlc about hi* Sanford School of A via­ tion at tha Municipal Airport and hat 443 students enrolled from many* states. On tha blackboard are Hated 16 studtnU who hava latter* of enrollment and who will ba hare between, now and December. 'Mr. Browning predicted that eb (ha present rate of enrollment ha will toon hava tha largest school of Its type In tha state. ■ G. C, A: Investigators W, McLean and J. Roan ware a t tha school yektarday to give commer­ cial aviation axMi|n#Uona to Victor * Black wall, Gana Byariy, Carl Yoat. William Aranbcrt and b a n k ^c a 'l l . Howard Rhryock, Jack Pearson, WASHINGTON,' Oct, 6-U PV and Olan Greer teak flight teat* The Comptroller of )he Currency for Instructor rating. today Issued a call for. a atatoment of tha condition of nil nat­ COWBOT STABBED ional banka at tha do*# of bus­ CHICAGO. Oct. 8_(A V -A . J. iness Oct. 8, 1347. Greening, 28, a cowboy performsr of a rodeo troop# >»i»d*d by FLORIDA FASHIONS MOVES Him star Roy Roger*, was tubbed Florida Fashions, Inc. has start­ to death and tw o ! other cowboy ed operations a t It# new location players ware ahtolmd In a fight a t the Municipal Airport- to which It s ta re d moving S atur­ day. Tha . customer ter vice, ac­ T h en w an nine members ting and order processing tha show, ail eowboya, In tha rj !i,p»rftnsnl* >are separately loc­ whan the fight ajarted. Police ated in tha Urga building and Detartlve* Tom McQuirs and there teem* to be plenty of room for expansion. Thera era 60 em­ ployees. r x .v j a s s r ,.'” • Soviet Writer Attacks Pope A s War-monger M08 COW.' Oct. 8 UP)—Social Author Boris Kandidov, writing in the Literary Gaiette, accused Pone Plus XII today of “entirely *n<t openly calling for war against the-Soviet Union." 1W w riter Mid the Pop# once had helped tha Oarman# to “propara an Invasion of foggy Albior* (England) and clean for tha Japantse the roed to Pearl Habor." Now, ho aald, tha Pontiff t* pro­ paring "sound and lighting ef­ fect*" for an Ecumenical Council at which Communitm (a to ba declared "tha heresy of currant times." . Ttr.n 0 int]ef an ■Iferitnent. ' of T llg h lf a*-' rail* batir coath fare* from 2 2 ihrougn Reuter*', a Jlritivb n e w 'ei rimn xmind to. 7 *» eent* a mile. a it nicy, slid llisl corre*|M)niltm1* Uie Plane w*» *be first " b * The passenger far# lncr#a*#» l,..m this country e.mtd n.,1 tell ....... . «" • ,h,*1 *upPly tlit-ir *tory until rimy re.urned "“ ''‘"‘r ' rxperm ient. 'rith a u a * I'f Honto Tin* experiment* J. ilascrlbtll I'aly.rine « . about ’"S'* • «» P " " '" " »•»«•«• Power Output Is Up r i l ll'c e »ite of .Vermont ltd mile* th lv an 10% Over Last Year long and 4» mde* wide at . mag,h , speed Imum. He said 1lint In I'-MIl It , r, ......... C„„» «cund. which varl*‘» from about NEW YORK. O c t 8. (AV- had 660,000 in ctiir* nnd WO.UiMi lii'.U im!,-a an-huur at *es level to Electric power output In the week rural population It bat jmi.lMKI.- 7Mt mile* aii trour »l flu.000 feet. ended Oct. 4 totaled 4,934,861.IMHI (mio bank deposit* and lt),t,02 The r'«d«ij t.-dav was cut loose klluwatl hours, compared wltji 4.- manufacturing plant*. He 11 need m aflv r-evnn jnib-v ab-.vp etrih. at P50.116.IMkl In the previous week Hi#' Zionist—iwovemtutr—baric to :(7.INHI feet, at a point' 14 ratlei ami with 4,478,U,J8.QOU in the like 1873 when Jew* began l« ^flc«* we*r of the Scill’y Islands. It was period a year ago, th# Edison persecution by the Russian l i a r , adiusti-d to dive into the sea after Electric Institute reported today. told «f the Halfuur declaration by about 2l> miles . • For the country a* a whole the the British fur u Jewish home­ line phase of the experiment gain over last year warn 10.2 |n-r land any ealifled by the United wn* lo tr*t air i<-*i*tance* at axeent amt for the various region* Stale* and 87 other nations. Ireme siu-cds, which .causes lack Under Lawrence «r A rabia,'the of slabllily and lend* to slack and It WB* B* follows: IlMnliliifii talk r«a* M«» New England, 7.7 per cent, midinefficient control in conventional Atlantic, 0.0 , Central Industrial, plane*. 16.2, West Central, U.7. Southern McthodiKts Urtfc The experimental plane was •tales, 7.8, Rocky Mountain, 10.7 made of polished mahogany. It Saving Grain By and Pacific Coast, 8.6, hnd'u'wing span of rig h t feet pnd length of about 12 feet. Eliminating: Whinky n* TTurobot was equipped with Growers Plan Own transmitting apparatus to report W A S H IN G T O N , Oct. HUlh—-The technical details 6f It* behavior. Inquiry On Prices Board k»f Temperance o f Ihe |t* alcohol burning inotor was an ertnwtNt Chirrch *ugve"4ed n>- adaptation and Improvement of BELLE GLADES. Oct. H t/Jh day that "there woiild‘ -'be no tho,e U s e d In German rocket-pro—The Florida Vegetable Com- greut' outrrv - if--Ht*rillinr ' w rro pelTed'fighter* during th* war. mltee director#, rapreaenlng th# stopped entirely for the duration Scientist* conducting the ex­ majority of farmers In the stale, of the emergency" grain short- periment will require abtmt a today sUfled thslr own campaign Sge. week's study of the records before against high prices. The Cllpsheet, liomrd publica­ precise details can ba aunounoedTh* grqup at a meeting yeater- tion. niede that comment after "Until there has been * thor­ _ jy voted an investigation of commending ('resident Truman's ough study, we shall have no de­ pricea to find out "why tha home- request for * 00'ilay »u»pen»ion of finite Information aa to-w hether wtfa pays thraa time* more then distilling, expected to save 10,000,- the robot has actually broken tha growers receive for their pro­ 000 bushels of grain. through the sonic barrier," said * duct." It said 145,300,000 bushels of scientist working on the project. If they fall to find a aatla- grain were used in making "If the tests yield the informa­ factory antwar, they plan a pub­ juloiicants during the 12 months tion It It hoped they will. Wt shall licity campaign advertising prices endng last July 31 and added: hare made one of the biggest ad­ paid famert, and (taring It to the ‘‘.Stopping the use of foodstuffs vances vet In the Held of super­ housewife to figure out what, In the making of whisky and beer sonic research." happen* to the price. The grower* would reduce the crushing pres •aid some of th* aprsad might sure of prices upon the American JAX TORNADO be laid to mlshandlrment Uf-*hip- family, a * pressure which is JACKSONVILLE. Oc«m enu which a t Uinta reaches 26 depriving milluna of Amorlcan A freak windstorm which struck per cent loss it) transit. children of proper food." t the suburban north short itetton NEIMOELLER ELECTED last night sent el«ht persona to JOHN MEYER HELD PRANK FORT, Oct. 8 -U P > NEW YORK, Oct. 8 -U D — hospital* for treatment and did Dr. Martin Ntemoller, noted John Mayer, press agent for uneMimated damage to homes and critic of HUIerlsm, ha* been elect­ Howard Huge*, waa arrested business structures.. ed babop of a new state-wide early .today and lodged In jail, The tiny twister, which cam# Union of Evangelical Church** in police aald, on a w arrant Uautd out of th# southeast, "whippet* 4h* American occupied state of in a paternity action brought down powar lines and threw th# Hesse, church officials 1announced against him by Patricia Milts, taction into darkneat. Th* storm today. blond* night club cigarette girl. lasted only about two minute*. •rm laaeg ran# ■!*•• h i- — =a" Lll“^ oj >J* LV r.i, a * -d - ‘ ’ Vt r - 1 n tvanm |u n n ig rr"Txr Ff.Tr .even ye»i- H.' .n.nnie.l 1lino111*11r i.L I |.» u lliin-l, I..... U r high Ui# i *4*- _ Pilotless Pocket Plane Has Speed! o r m MPH •*Vv ■V ! * , .. <• �• - 0 . .. I PA G E TW O —— The Sanford iicraflf t:» la k ll.k r 4 la IN < • HUM -— ■l u i d a , and a n ftd a f a , ' -------:— «> a H f T n^«Tnr III M a«aalla Itraw raad »ldM Hll>p 4 - _ iiH .k r if. m , . - n r i i , r i i r n n w ->T»» . ■» !• ** - • ♦*t~TT" n . n i»t * i n Their. Own Notion "<.>thiT..i (ju n b lrrT > T i\,■ tlii fr*ow n no tio n o f w h A t-m n - • ,* a a a r r « , at II ai r k '■ wi iDitw tmiiimi rinnto." — .rii GuMIVlTO' UrTri' the Um(«‘<l NiT* lion* Council, defendill|r Hungary HKuiruit.charKu* of ruthJwuily Mii.iipiTaami; uptiyaitinn_tn-thr. -jfbvornniant - t Iiuwni>4*t> swe>J «iiwte* » th n r» -hw-VMK .aH M'lT.'Y t'fft JHyrTMv- l« * T . N O U .A X II C T j H K d lla, i *o i i O n \ i n : 4 % AU thn'Jkd atliliMiafr P«M»eet j »ajd * »l imUUwmwi * * > £ . * ; »t rtaf r i ta lR M ie n tt f a r I k e p a i p n i r *»f r a U l a c f N k d i . %%itt b a r t u r g M f » i •I r t i a l a r a t l i r f l U i i i rnlra. 1 EM f _______ right to cjose the door against search and.seizure Without tmimmj IuruI warrant-.— l> r., » r p r r « » a t i I k r l l r m M In I k e There is also the right to a secret ballot, which is not h a l l s M l fWld Nf a d t r r l U i a i . O f f l era a r e in I *.#,4 in I k r in our own primary Rill of Rights, but which is coming to r»l ir a In ll»r r w n n l r r %«11N k f a d ^ a a i * l>e recognized as one of the important toolfl by means of Irra in C l t l r a i a a a d > f H Vw fk. T l i r l l e m l r l Is n a t r a a k n mt Ilia which 'the others can Ik* preserved, without which they are AMarta(r<| P t r s s M k lrk la t i l l l l r d not safe. a i f l a t l t f l i Iw Ilka u* e f a f rafinlillrnilMN n f nil ilia Issrnl n * m |irinlr<l If “their own notion of what constitutes human rights” In I M * n r as s|si|»#r, nb aaall n« nil does not agree in essence with this list, then It is nonsense AI* n r «i s alia pit I# baa. to apeak of any nation as “democratic” or “republican" or WEDNESDAY. IHT. s, 1917 by any such term which indicates that it res|iects the rights of individuals to individual dignity and freedom. * W g -jitN HI BUCK TUB VKtlY *V w boli i. WAvAk iaib AH foreign Affair* Analyst be used only; whfh ilrodumrs J approved them by a two-thirds i vote. •* 'Ill iv t gi.M-nuiH nta price supports at a moderate level “to give farmers needed J . >1 R oot Under J?ood Use A Y lim uliunU til* Rtfinetrite '¥tv drive for world revolution,, we find Kuaiia holding the whip Kami at the outset in the Kuropeai, ■truggle,--|n that th* Motovlte* and tneir aatallite* po**ea* the gr«;al bullf of liie continent’s cur­ rent focal resource*, where** the WASHINGTON. Oct. 7 <*f democnicie* of the we»t*rn *reu • le suffering grave |privation. « i i i a n y i i , |The' i n r Adminiitration /AUfllliliSII • m i l l (protkned i l U ) B f i r u 11/ to Including, actual hunger. t'r’ . I day that Congrni. in framing a That'* the way dam* divided tbldga-up Iht* w a c ^ r r^ W «f ri,m whole in eastern 10 w f ,f,»l Long Range FarmPolicy Would Provide People With Needs Eui*** on,,he W E D N E S D A Y , O C T. 8. 1047 ■ USDA Proposes c«UHc the IfUnirnrinri Communist* and their allies hnve their own notion of what constitute* human rights, a no* • tion repellent’to lover* of freedom, that they have earned HailMU IIbmki the distrust of the rest of the world. • i n.ciiii-rT ov l i i T i i , ' Cerfnin human right* are basic. Civilized nations recog*, •Vr ( a i l W r . H r r k 9 23 fl u# M onlk I»•nize them. The.v*are the right to freedom of religion; to Tlrt# • Hm i Iii ... 2.Ml m«. *MH» freedom of speech; to freedom of the press; of peaceable Ow |>tr . _ \ I2.M *1 . T H E H A N FO R D H E R A L D , SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A "*L*nt_*od- price assurance." __ jiistahle price” stippoW; »« l hst agricultural production can. he | keyed to changtng demand* a* rapidly a* possible. 6. A program of government loan* anil an ever-normal gran•J. Authority for an expanded program of m arktting agreement* "to provide orderly marketing and | reduce price flucfuatlon*. ’ 7. A foreign tr a d e ' program Rright plaids for your winter nporDt. . . 100*r Wool for extra warmth ami logg wear. which* tfdtmrglve «» ■ for such cotton, wheat, tobacco. { parts of th* west. So ’ fortune Thr Agriculture Department laid our domestic, need*. Th«» proposed policy l* intend- . Has handed the Bolshevist* a there ihould be a “ iloor" under m ighty weapon with which to per­ fcssl comumption and that Cdn- ed to deal with agricultural pro­ duction after Europe I* »" suade, or compel, distressed peo­ Kim i •liould find way* to “ prr. meet a large part of IU own ples to khuckfe under. When folk are hungry. an d .* * -'vr«>t comumption from falling be- food need* and America may again be threatened with price-depress­ prclally s ilo , iney see their low that level. ing farm surpluses. . childrrn hungry, they will do And in order to give farmer* The new parity formula, if moat anything to secure food. a fairer »hare of the n»riosd aikipted bv Congress with farm Among the particularly vulnetlabor coat* iheluded In the conincome, the Department told the agle countries are Italy, Auatri*. Senate and Houte Agriculture nutation, would raise the oarity Germany arid France. price for beef cattle Tmnt II2JW Bolshevism's heaviest Initial Committee*, the parity formula for to SI A a hundredweightassault is expected to bo madi- farm price* ihould be brought On the other hand cotton par-_ iiK A irr (in by o tm |n Kuro|ie, and in the case of ity would drop from 2«-,H* cent* , WICKEDNESS AND INDIFFKUhard-hit Italy there is fear that up to date. KNCE: They «l\*ll look upon m , The Department'* plan wa* off- a pound to 2fl.2B cent*, wheat the Bolshevist* may re»ort to from 12.10 a bushel to »1 7» *V1 whom they have pierced. amt they revolution, .short ol thnt, strike* ctrd for the congrcuional com- com from $1.62 to $M2. 'Simplification of meals, advocated by l»oth President shall mourn f*,r him.—Zcch. 12: i and disorder are anticipated in *n m;nrrt | D jiuJy jn thrir current A parity price Is Intended to Truman afld legislative officials, is a sound suggestion. Llv- effort to achieve by force what inv„ , ig. (ion o( w iy, ,0 Vtt., 10. ■rive farmers ihe a*me purchas­ - aTT~ .’.*r*T.a -HT.—..!- a JbK coat* «u/uUi fauJowemi and-food atTumuinted for bun- can’t be accompllihed by moral ing price power they had In some t w W W p m lllf WUilW rat* ^ E u ro p e. tuaalon. Britain, although badly American agriculture healthy. orevious favorable •period, usually . mrl. wa* all to the good. Iiul. it Ismklng to fafm. problem* af­ This country is eatiug more luxuriously than ever Ih*- hit by the economic dcpreailtm,' i* ter the present world food crisis 1000-1914. nrnU moir tfian a .hakef il tiredi rather nut*Mi.' me range of Woe fore, largely because of full purses. Since there is only so cow'* has passed 'and crop surpluses a complete overhaaling. big gun*. ' ft is estimated that 1170,000 Axmuch food in the world, and since the war and recent mea­ Another field of direct action again mav depress price*, the tec Indian* etlll live In Mexico. Department * suggested: , . Amiici Vuliinily li a » inur’d ger harvests in Kuroim have brought millions 'abroad to will Iw All--, ctpecmlly in Chin* 1, Far-reaching revisions of the apd Korea. The big queatlnn of parity Anchorage, Alaska, grew from another blail al American im|>r starvation, it liehooves this country of plenty to share. formula which would gpp. th* moment In that area j» pe<U>le In 1010 to 10,000 poo. ^ lialrim. More anil moic, il »eetm It is not necessary to consider government rationing whether the Chinete.-Communlttn nally tend to lowrr the parity .1.500 pie during World War II. ' prlrrs of grain cfop* and ml** to u*. hr sound* like Adolph Hit: which might give rebirth to the dangers of black markets will get material Ituailan kid In parity of livestock -find dairy arid production curtailment. Each American can play a part their civil war with th* Chln*»r nr minds. The new formula, the lei. ■. ' }^ --- —- —■ ■ • National!*! government. The Chi- Department aatd. would keep the by a comparatively slight cut in his own food Intake. Dr. Charlea I*. Peraona Wr ho|»* l|ial thi* “Mr a lien government long has main average of parity price* alaiut It is up to government officials as well as citizens, it nr*e Optometriat . . *: ~ Tuesday" and "M ealjeu Thur*- whs noted that when Commcrcc-SecrtUtryW.-Averell Hwr* Uined that the Kuuiana are aid «Here it is nov*. tog the Chineee Bed* in the battle Banford Atlantic Ilk. tlldg. 2. 'Aul'h’oflty to u h acreage al­ day" huiinrif dortfl'l ' mean that riman syidor.sed-ntirh eating simplification at a recent visit for the gieat and rich -territory lotments ami marketing quotas to Hour.: * 1 2 1-5 Hhon. 2961 ----- w e ip g s u ila n * 1u)*WP* lo cal Hat. *12 to Cleveland lie uddressed a Chamber of Commerjp.lunch­ of Manchuria. Moteow would meet emergencies for Individual mral on the other Tjire dkyi of much to h»»V a puppet mmmoditia*. The department said Ryes Examined • Glaaaea Fitted | eon meeting in a downtown hotel and an evening dinner give atate wedgeil 'into the northern it Would expect that quntaa would the week. gathering at an exclusive club. Roth meals were'more flank of China. , A* for Korea, the Soviet Union 1 lie Assistant Secfwary of An- elaborate than necessary. Of course 8ecryjfttry IlHrrinmn ricullutr tayt that thr “typical was The guest and did not choO.se the menu. However, in already has e’*t*h!i»hcd itself in the northern half of the country.; American farm family" live* in old the future government advocates of simpler fare had best thereby securing an invaluable houirt in irrinui dureiMir or |ier* suggest that their hokts look to what they serve. military baae. Iteporta from south, S I N C E 1924 haps unrepairable, without run­ ern Korea, now occupied by Amin iran troop*, aay. that the Kuaian* ning w ater,. lrlA*ho)fe. renltal RELIABLE —• REASONABLE —- RESERVED are trying to precipitate a Com healing or halhfull.t-Wilh pooily munial upheaval. K rcrprd window*.and door*, and I. Urge (Tienla To Mat At Uninflated Values. Everyone who Iuih something to soil is interested in the Meanwhile in America, and in ^ i l h flir*. gnat* a W P i i r running fact •that income distribution is shifting from its former other countries throughout thr ‘J. Urge Cuatomera To Ruy At Uninflated Values. all over the pl*rcv,JEMt‘* a prelly stronghold* itt New Englitnd tintl the middle eustern states Western Hemisphere, we may Bed* will continue to Incite trouble •orry Male of affair*, atvd if true, to the South and West. We Sell ’em When They're Right. * « look for an intenalflcatton i>r we'd lliink the Administration This trend,'started as early as 1021), was ucceleratod fifth-column and spy activitle> PHONE 808 after M .y e a it. would be ptelly during the war and is still continuing. Many factories have between laimr nnd employer, will lied about it. while felluw travelers will ip rtk l been movyd from the central and northeastern states, with the word that all i* well.... . . . I Mote tign* o( coocacn over a resulting |H)|iul«Hu|wihift. Figures from Washington show • The t>, 8 Rlate lAepurtmeet I that the total income »of-,the western and southern states yesterday said It la a “viral | Florida** underground water >u|>. » i plie* from which come* our drink­ Jumped 15U |H*r cent from 11)40 to 11)40, us compared to a (afgel" for spies, and announced . a set of sacurity principle* cal- * ing water ii iliown by the Slats rise of 07 |>or cent in states which Were formerly the_cen- eiilsted-tb -make-eartaln that so ~ T RoariPbl Health whose "chief""ilrT ters of industry,~~r.------------------ *“ department emplov* eonstitutes Several leasous may bo found fur this shift. I’rulflems a security ri»k. Claaaed as l*«ilary enginrei *ayt there it tcarcrly a city in Florida which h** pro­ of industriaiistfl are simplified by a move away from the urity riika are member* of the Communist, - Nasi and Fascist vided iitclf with a decent igwri cunters of union activity. Room for eximnsion and simplified patties. Also named aa a secur­ / \ trans|>ortntioii might also influence such moves. age ditpoial *v«tcm and a* a m ult ity risk i* anyone who haa do*# million* of gallon* of raw domeitic ------ ----- _ i iL --------!----------:------------ ----- ----------------------- association with person* helievad t o . lie member* of auch partie*. i and trade* watlet ate (Kiured irlt > 1 Yesterday HtaaidenL Cabriel •trrirp* •Florida'* variou*' fflklWjnd itieam* Gontales Videla of Chile ordered and daily. Some day *n<^ m | mobilisation of the IMA elass of grandchildren w j| ^ n d e r how munrit party ravolutlonary plwn.” their forahear* rJ^-i gvl up wiln ' nr* engaged in a. knock-down •uch * revnlllfi^® co(tpition. _ f | Other South .American countries M wlttk llntshe ili iw.' S 'n r CWHitHtonm Ifll u. llu ll.j. , CIIICAG0' A, R. ftHHrt. durdui^ t University, traffic institute, laid today that the a u U ’ Jin 'll thr United Nations is .... afford i i - .j ..:u - w i l Ihewetlern l thry........... cannot to tbuild •7 :5 0 *1 WOOL SWEATERS A aweAter for every# 100',' occasion. wool nlilMiVer .sleeveless aweu- Consistency ters in colora of Maize, Green, Teal Rlue de­ signed by Robert Hructi. j ' Also long alceved aw«4. ■4' • •-# tern with buttuo «n /ip. | ht dosings in ahudes of Rrown, Green, Rlue nnd Rlnck. - - 5.95 : 7 .9 5 * ALL WOOL SLACKS Light weight 100‘; wool gnluirdine in Tan . 4 M ttr; Others Priced from 7.95 BAYARD REALTY CO. •. 2 • Shifting Income * * “We Clothe the Family — We Furnlah the Home” 216 E. 1st SI. Phone i New Police Tactics Developed To Outsm art Rear View M irror j swimming pool «t thi* time. How ’ c m , l"ltr,V iaikrtrrr»*t?-ll ui tliit (riindreds <jf thuu**6d* ot dollsi* at* *|>cnt by the public every year on "Cuba" tickets, s n i punchliosrd o|>er*lors sre snxious . to grl hark in' businrt* so they ta n . get thrir *h*»e of the swag. Wltal the local tales of whisky nm In. gK do not know, hut we veil lute to i*y it would build trt'risl iwimming |*ool*. It teem* that wc /hr people can afford every­ thing under lire tun except good wholrtomr recreational facilitres. I . t One thing -we liked about the Woild Scrie*: il drove a lot of rather tordid new* right off the front pages of the nation's news­ paper*. At w* listened to the radio and heard »ome 73.000 people roaring their head* off getting rid nf enough |fenl-up emotions* to op­ erate an atomic energy plant, we '.wondered if it wouldn't be a good thing to inaugurate a World S e ­ ries »om*where in Europe where •II the Rulgsrs' and Greek* and Yugoslav* could get together and yell their head* o ff without doin_ any particular damage. The trou­ ble with those freople over there isf they juit don’t'have any A prominent *pe*Irtr at a local meeting the other night tiaid he had seen 5.000 people pay $5 •piece |o get into '• New York , their rr* «,njbyxeaf ^ , i a i ff5r lorth|in fia iS O g l loicytle poky ww n -wotf he 'TJntimZTrrd trv' hew poTTcc* lacfiT*.’ FoMlerTrd a panel Uiicunion at the Naliohal Safety Congress, 'annoal convention of the National Safely Colincd, on t'xilice lactic* in traf­ fic patrol and enforcement. He said lite difficulty of grt -4 th*. Demoe-. r«rlf». Bavkt Dfputy J o / f l l MtnUUr Viihlnfky opanetl week w lthta Here* attack on raptalist syairm. ituro and more th* Bolshevist* are employing the* peace organitalion as a sounding board for thn pfopagutlpn of Commuqlxg^ tether than -for the cieatiirti o t lran<iBlii‘ " rehabilitation, i t Is the htsl they cop Id gat, ’fur what in th* s . N, Itmval* immediate around the wo^ld. ,- ir v - n •- >v'| ■si- ■ g*>r • Y ft. HERE’S WIIAT YOU HAVE BE ALUNG FOR Vktes a. / SIX BRAND NEW REGULA - Tul- - tr- tV: N! TEN PIN 0.K .’d By The American Bowling Congress. 1 '* • •* - 1 / 1 I/cague No. 1 Starts Play Thursday Night 7:00 P. M. / Two Other Leagues Are In The Making. U Bowlers Who Want To Get Into Either Of These Should RegisteiLAVith *j ■ • . C’• i The Management Immediately. No Registration Fee ’Required. , h -v m A Representative'Of Brunswick-Baike Will Be At The Alleys Thursday Night To Take Measurements For Those Who Want To Buy Their Own Balls. Ha cautioned any atate conild- Bafet))‘ (levied*, ranging from to disinfect- <. becoming-a baltla-fiald for - k*U HATTLBHIHH SINKS ting evidence on willful upetilsrs who watch for pacing' squad car* STICKIIOl.M. Sweden, Oct. H or motorcyclaa nffcy It removed — —Thr newspaper Dagens by current experiment* with va­ Nyhetrr said today that the form riou* speed timing devire* which er Get man (rocket battUsblp ran be operated from a fixed Luetanw and alrrraft carrier Graf point on the * highway'. Zappclin ' sank to thg IrotUftn of while effort* the Baltic recently whit* New police tacts,.Forster said in Ihe were being ma ' to jow\them to mad* a‘ prepared speech., /‘represent a n 1 war* Russian port*. porta. X / l i J . ^ I I S WAS attempt to devel pervlilng traffic amt apprehend­ TYPHOON VF.F-R4 ADVERTISING ing violators w 'flH B R P V H M B more immunity from accident* for HONG KONOT Oct, 8_GP)-rA ONCE the careful driver* and !*•»• Im­ typhiMin blowing out of ihs Phil­ munity from disciplinary action ippines towant Hung Kong veered for the reckteas driver. * lait night and Is expected to “It is not enough to merely put strike late tonight batween Hong uniformed men on the street. Ef­ Kong and Swatow. to tha north, fective result* are aecurrd oniv aast. when th* right method* and About 1,042.269 acre* In Alaska equipment are used, Just as in military operations.” ’ ■ ' < are devoted to fur fanning. Amo* E. NeyharL head of Hann. i« r r r a sylvania Stats College'. Insti­ RAMBONES MEDITATIONS tute of Public 8#f*ty,- told anoth•r MM, er sectional meeting of the Con­ gress that the nation's putdic P E Y 5 £ L L iN * t k A T H I N t r schools “hold th* answer to the B Y - P L ?OL)M D / s I O W ; JMnaLQf.Ottt tra f­ ts. ■ E F P E Y S rA H T S 5 E U N 1 Neyhart, In a speech prepared 5HOE5 PATTER-WAY t for th* National Driver Educa­ tion and Training Commlttea's J V e r u in e d ' / m e a't I n g. presented legislation which would delagata to the pub­ lic schools th* responsibility of ctrivar training in any state. Neyhart, who conducted the natlon’p flrat drivar training course in the public school* of Stato College, Pa., akid that driver training already ha* proved Its acceptable la th* educator*. “It must have phaUhearUd support.” he said. *. •I -V— -• i It Looks Like A fi- Plenty Of Comfortable Seats For Spectators. You Are i ROBSON — - • *. • '- I i ' .• I% f . v tm e. ■ ■ i �WEDNESDAY, OCT. 8, 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Committees Named For Music Campaign Hollywood PAGE.THREE Mrs. Odium Presides ; Ovef* Circle !) Meet By IIOH TIIDMAS liters Of Wealey Rev. McKinley THURSDAY The Azalea Circle of the* San­ ford Garden Club will meet at 8:00 P. If, at the home of Mr*. C. L. Redding, 646 Valencia Drive. The Sanford Home Demonstra­ tion Club will meet a t 3:00 P. Al. •I the home uf Mr*. J. P. Thur­ mond. 012'EHm Avenue.. Seminula Rebckab Lodge No. 43 .will hold their regular meeting In the 1. 0 . O. F. Hall a t 8:00 o'clock. FUIUA-T The Grammar School Parent Teachers Association will meet at the school at 3:18 P. M. Refresh­ ments will be served following the meeting. All members are urged to attend. The board will meet at Circles of the Sanford Garden Club will meet as follows: Camel­ lia Circle. 3:00 P. M. with Mr*. AMtlton Gore: Central Circle, 10:00 A. M. with Mr*. F. K. Jtol*; Dirt Gardener* Circle, 10:00 A. M. with Mra. H. N. Sayer; Hibiscus Circle, 11:00 A. AL. Covered dish lunch­ eon. with Mr*. Fred Zerrenncr; Ixora Circle, 3:00 P. M. with Mrs. .Charles Vodupieh; Jacaranda, 12:00 * luncheon, w ith«Air*. W. B. Brin­ son, 1422 Pork Avenue; Plant Sale, Magnolia Circle, 11:30. A. AL. covered dish luncheon, with _ Air*. R. T. Warren; Mimosa, 1O;30 # A . 51. with Mr*t Floyd Palmer, members will bring rooted plants to exchange; Palm Circle, 11:36 A. M., covered dish luncheon, with Airs. S. C. DMirrson; Rose Circle, 10:00'A. M. with Mr*. O. L. Barks. Sallie Harrison Chapter, Daugh­ ters of the American Revolution, will meet at the hom e'^f‘Mrs. W. M. Thigpen, 808 Atagnolla Avenue with Mr*. J. 0. Ray as co-hostes*. All visiting Daughters are invited ------------- TDRSDAY _ The Parent Tenchura Asioclalion of the Junior High School will meet at 3:30 P. Al. Officer* will be hostesses. The Iward will meet MONDAY Circle of the Woman's Mission­ ary 8ocicty of the First Baptist church will meet at 3:30 P. M. n* follows: Circle 1, Airs, it. F. Cooper, chairman, at the church annex; Circle 2, Mrs. II. K. Cor­ dell, chairman, with Mrs. Cordell. 616 East Third Street; Circle 3, with Alra. W. P. Brooks, Jr., 1100 Park Avenue; Circle 4, Airs. R. E. iirinuii, with 1*1111 jin-vPeurifoy, chairman, Miss Alsrtha Fox, 1306 Park Avenue Circle 6. Mr*. J. AL Stinecipher. chairman, with Alra. Stinecipher, 2404 Park Avenue; Circle 6, Air*. J. A. Strange, thairm an, with Mrs. IL F. Kent. 1412 Park Avc- Rev. J. K. McKinley V n , the guest speaker at a bamiuet held Alra. Henry Wigtii iia* returned on Oct. 7 pr-..r to the final busl- from Boston, Ala**, where she visnets and *oc|al meeting uf the ited for erveral montli*. church vrar of the Daughters of Wesfev Cla*s of the Flr»t M etho­ - Mr. and'M r*. J. J. H«lly d ic Church. The banquet wn* n tu rn rd to Sanford after ay served in the .church annex and (jt ing »ume time in' Griffin, (la. hi* talk to the group Rev. McKin­ ley called attention to the low Alr. and Air*. ‘Elmer F.' Lundattendance of children in the Sun­ quist are spending'some tmlc vis­ day school* and pointed out way* I iting m Jcimeaiiic. liiui g in . ansi In ~whtr m is SundiyiSf h Wl sTTiIji 7 South Carolina. the growing child. j Air*. C. II. Winn, preiideut, pre- ■ Alts. Edna Norman left un S at­ aided over the meeting and read a I urday for Jacksonville where she report of hrq- year's work after entered Riverside Hospital tu un­ which *he presented each of her i dergo an upeiatiun. officer* with gift*. The nominating committee an- i 11. E. Aiken lin* nd tuned to hj* nouneed the following new of­ home In Hanford from Asheville, ficers: Mr*. Urodie William*,' pre- I N. C. where he has been 111 for the *ldent: Mr*. W. E. Raines, vice p:,st several weeks. president; Airs. R. II. Monroe, see- 1 retaiy; Mrs. P.*A. Rowland, trea­ surer and Mr*. Winn a* teacher. - Mr. and Mrs. Lister Tharp A fter the new officer* were elect* returned Monday fiutu n two ted and Installed by All*. E. C. week* vacation at Alt. Sterling. Williams the new officer* pre­ sided during tho meeting. Mr*. William* announced that a 1 4-H Girls Enter rummagy tale would be held on I Oct. 1t in.the building ut Sanford' Poultry-Contest Avenue and First Street tiTiil urged 1 all member* to turn in article* A numU-r of 4-H Club girls for the tale before that date. All from Geneva. Sanford, Lake Mou­ proceeds from the sale will go to nt- and tiOngwood have enteretl the church’s building fund. The the Sears annual poultry contest. class hopes to raise f t ,000 to turn The poultry will Iw exhibited at over te the church for this pur|H>ye the Sears store on First Street during the ensuing year. tomorrow. A bamiuet will it- held Mrs, Charles Policy, Mr*, I’aro- in the evening at ti:3U o'clock.al line Hancock. Airs. 8. G. Harriman the Tourist Center and award* and Mrs. W, D. Forbea were in- will Iw made by K. ('. (handing, tritlured a t -vlaltor*. Alemlwr* company representative from Or-* present went Alra. M. II. Smith, lamlo. Mrs. Williams, Airs. AL I.it. Wright, First prize for raising the Iwst Alri. J. P. Thurmond. Air*. O. E. poultry will lw__J20, «aitl_Mri^ White_3Ira._CLiL McKee. AD*. W, TJuIda Wilson, county home deniHunter Airs. Wlrtn. Mrs. W. C, j onstratlon agent. Three $10 prize* Williams, Air*. Rowland, Mrs. J. will Iw given, and every girl enC. Davis,. Mrs. Donald Dunn. Mm . I teCed will get a $7 prize. AL R. Strickland. Airs. E. J. Lnm y, ! As usual, Geneva has the largMr*. G. W. Railcyr Air*. J. E number of entries including Courier,' Airs. L. M. Tyre, Air* !' est Isabel LeFU*. Jane Alt-Gill, Hetty I Phillips, Addle Prevatl, Helen Bennett and Anti Driggers. San­ ford will be represented by Joynlf Mae Jones and by Agnes Hcnj nett.. From Lake Alonrne are Lois | Mute and Minnie Melt*. Longwood is 'represented by Shirley Mrs. Warren Has Circle 7 Meeting Circle No. O f; sre.'s; o rtK e First Alothodist Church. Mrs. Warren announced that the W. S. th 8. wKI hrrfd a b a z a a r on Nor. 14 and 16 at the Strickland-Alorrlson show.rooms, Mra. M. II. Strltk* land presided over the short bustnest meeting and the Bible study was taught 6y Mra. T. E. Wilson. Refreshments were served fol­ lowing adjournment of the meet­ ing tq Mra, Wilson. Mr*. Strick­ land. Mrs. W. A, Tlllis. Mrs. J. K. Courier, Sr., Mis* Ella Holton, Mrs. Edwin Shinhotser and AD*. Warren. I CARRY thg. school »jth.Mri. John Ludwig presiding. Mis. Donald Dunn, in charge of the program, Introduced ail-the teachers and mothers. ' n a n s 'w fr* made- for the Hal­ lowe'en carnival the date uf which will las announced Inter.- Follow­ ing the husitiesa session members enjoyed a tea given by the faculty nod officer* of the P. T. *A. Air*. Harry A. Watt presided over tho tukc a Iwu-wcck vneahn mni in December. Hi* u . milistituting tin- only time lie can i frmti rndin-and—film*— l o .i a r m “April Shuvre Aim * -s m ^ r r itw W ORRY ROBSON SPORTING (i()0DS Oviedo The West Side Parent Teacher* Jones, whi | Association met last Thursday at Macon, Ga. Circles of the Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary will, meet u follows £ t 3:30 P. '* (.:* Circle T, MYs: W. E. Dodson, rhalrmsn, with Mrs. G. H. Rrown, 1114 Park Avenue, with Alra. Clarence Hender­ _ _ ___ son as________. hostess Circle 2, Air*. Charles E. Ginn, chairman, with Mr*. Georg* Touhy, 2204 Mag­ nolia Avenue; Circle 3, Alra. W, D. Hofmann, chairman, with Mra. J . S .. Kridcr. 1322 Summerlin Avenut; Circle 4, Mr*. J. C. Hutchl son, ehalrmsni with Mr*. Mary D aII.. 1108 11fljl Myrtle A vmrsiios• Pirelli Bolly Avenue; Circle 6, Mra. D. H. Middleton, chairman, SCHOOL with Mrs. D. H. Mlddlelo* 423 ' AH GRAMMAR member* are urged to ntWest Eighteenth Street; Circle 6, trnd the Grammar School Pan-lit MeGa*liWr-«haie«wawr with Mrs. Fordyce Russell. 2432 W ashington-Courts Circle 7,. Mrs, ,- W. U Rochs, chilrmaifTwUh Mr*. L. I. Frazier. Celery jAvenue. * Business Woman's Circles of the Presbyterisn Woman’s Auxiliary will meet at 0:00 P. AT. a* 'totlows: Circle 1, Mlea Sara W arren W W* Easterby, chairman, Htik with Ifea Mr*. J,T L. Corley, Cameron Avenue; Cir­ cle 2. Mis* Mary Earle, chairman, with Mlaa Ruth Davidson, 100 El­ liott Avanua. • Meets At School The Seminole County Civic Mu*' Mr*. Alvin Odhnm. ihnliman. !r Association will begin it* an presided over-the monthly meeting nual «lfive for membrtf up itr nut all tPU ’*. tiny j&aJk&il E. Kuumillat . t wo* decided at ■Tim m n i Vi-y -r ^ KW.iT*T; Alethonf*!’ Clturvb,- tu!<I nt' tlfe home .of Air* Brought-.ti Watkins a meeting of tin* aaaociation at the ryinit on. • In the pant year or *u, life ha* Tourist Comer yesterday. Mr*. un Palmetto Avenue. . Kuumillat named, the following had it* up*el*. Her marriarte to Air*, Earnest Suur'hu.ini was i.n Richard Nvy ended in divorce. In charitc of the mi»--im -tudv and division chairmen: two year*.ahr made unly one lilm, Air*. Rov Willi l.d 111. dev ■■li.inal. Mr*. Ruth Scott, Mr*. It. F. Cooper, Mr*. O. I'. Herndon. Mr*, the ill fated "Adventure." Iter cui ■ I’lan* were made it. >-ntfniu- •>. wrritt .movie, “De»irv Ale," was uig for the diurrh lu. oar. which Alary Rawlins, Herman Morris drawn out overj» yoar by leugtpy ,wDI be held In % and T. E. Tucker, trtak e* .. * * > ■ ■ A t the . . he I AUo Hibbard Ca**elberry, Jr. But.-in the beat tradition of the iuir Alt' Walkin'* i refresh-' for Casscitierry, Mr*, Georg# -heroine* she portray*, tirccr'* air 1Irnly-e for [.unitwood, Air*. C. It. strictly “chin* up.” Right now Rient* tu-the following tlljje themCioht* for Oviedo, Air*. V. Uovp I* *Ke uurit» to work. for I)el.«nd. Air*. Ossie Flynt for ”1 start a picture In six week*," Geneva- Mr*. Ralph Good*wed.for. xlnr .w ld md. *‘| ‘rn eager - m - b r l.ake Monroe ami Air*. R. U Cox ■hark. for Knterprl*e. "Thi* idea oC dotriK one picture every * two year* i* not *o good.. You pul' nil yaur fnte in one pic­ ture *nd if it’* not successful. that i* danireruu*. When you make sc* eial, you have a bettor chance of Special to the Sanford Herald l^ltini:,a good one.'1 By MARIAN K. JONES "Personally, I would like to PriiU TH s* W e d d in g ’ make throe picture* a year. Hut Gown To Cost $800 Air. ami Airs. J. P. Cux hsv* thnt seem* -impossible. the way completed the painting of their they make picture* today.” Still, It COUlil be done, *he do* LONDON, (let. ■ home. It hs* been changed from red and white to grey trimmed limed, and n way of accomplish- Eltzalielh'* ivrddint ing it would be by the use of re­ ing etitrhnl froth hearsal*. You see—except tit rail* ikctchcd hi' I In instance* such as Bette Davis' rur- maker, will n>»! rent«''Wltileg Meeting,” whjch had i'JlMI tfJMtm, it w. o ’ seven-day rehearsal pvriod tilm* are rehearsed utily Iwfove Htunod-’rtu* court wtm n-nitv U|n»w the Rhiruting uf each scene. ’ The informant lu'ggvd i" ie“The trouble’ is.” said Greer, nmin imotivniimB it a milmt“that you conn- onto a stage set spokesman di i Infi ll a press item which is supposed to Iw your home, asserting the gr-w’n w -ibl I'-I-I dmi you don't' know where any­ thing is. Ah actor nluntld tie fa ­ Ip** Irtttoll .'wdlMHi miliar with the set; be should i-semblaa-- * to thi l>e able to reach in\o hi* desk with­ out tooklllg Bill!-pull out Ilfs P1!*1'pf Tl-ol.' |lii' a,Uotled "Another thing—you walk on lleetj a iniiid giotjjt and aie intrialured-to your lending for iVitkliiig elpUje*. man; ami the next moment you illsclii <>1 law many. mni Ih-' In a passionate embrace. That- doesn't make for .realism." tihr it) list rated willt n story atr of her home painted. ♦rsbrrteil --to—MariB~-Mtmt*-T;—tin renmnintl .hi* till. < --1 n in irc of 3 "Mr*. rr,:.i gi- C." Means Montel wax supposed to lluve Giei-i.' and Denmait All plepnrntliui!*' fur the w. d j red Into their new home rulin' upon n set on the first day tling hive p ^ '.-eileil in -ecrel. Sanford Highway*— of n picture, (toinled at the two The palfin - 1- >kt -nan -uid . _.™ ................ nd Mr* D«n Carrawav tending men mid said: lhiiu-nioj- of Itrllon- tool tlitul t-recently had ylte outside of "Now tell me du I love hteln rnntrllmli' torije <<f tii-’ir tHeUgei home slenmwnthed, and It oi heetn?" . . . elolhlngpvup-iii- to h.Ji- ;ln Piiu freshlv painted. ** Wandering aiound (lie radio Ce*S uidiiin .i mute i'll- teu v 11 mi -. and Mr*, j . H Jones, Jr- studios . . . Ralph Edward- is go­ •enu, saving; * son, Jimmie, left Friday ing to have n "Miss Hush'' contest ling to take Mr*. Jones' nioth- this month, with proceed* t" the 1r«. II V. Reeves, who I-ecu polio fund. Last year's "Mr*. ronu- In. ir-.nu lie rich, m .1- it -1 thr'ir guest for the past month, Hush" tt'ln ia Bow) slum raised thr Prlnci'k- Inn. a back to her home jn Macon, ti*. 8&41LOOO . . . The new Al Jelson ding. All toil- I They wili remain for n few day* enu me. hilt lln'i t„ visit with Mr. and.Airs, Reeves the peopb ’ a( before returning home. Prince-Johnnie Jones, son of A1r. and lie' llailv E: wiili music* Jack L'ni son's air *pon«or* may tempi* hail twcii ami Kuat I'lM SI reel IN SU RA N C E- |(^A- RcguUr Ad fn T h i* N e w s p a o e r Whru too fivt our new (imlitidual nintrolk Marlllnrless M ate. . ‘ l‘i styling alid -h.ipiug ran niskr permanent successful, 117 I i-iirs In IliiNiiu'su In KVA - BICSS BICAIJTY SHOP' * THI FIAMING STORY Of AN IRA r-. MOl D WI1H C01DWYN MAGICI > tk t Strata's mtu S tnttlltatl S uita. ■ t i l t s I n . * a n IK* O i t t t a t .114 l » J y s l i s t , O e l l a . • ) iK> t n t i V . .. liMOCL flOLDWt* e«wu »i:h W a l t e r b r e h h a w rnto STONE DORIS 0AVENF DANA ANDREWS Dirwctad by WILLIAM WYLER elotlu-s, 1“ -'lilnin tin Bcyllnml void -'aid no -tn-h at t empt tent- t'l-rtr-rrpcT-r to resume her “Alaisie" airer. She Would like tu forgel Mnisie. A group of free-lance it at*, mcluiling r ir d AlncMurray, Balia Andrews, Joan Fontaine, .‘Alytnt* Luy aiid John Garfield, -have formeil Radio Repertory Theater, Inc., which will make transcribed air shows, n lucrative field these days. And when and if television romes, they’ll Iw ready for *t . . . N ile , incidentally,'I* going abend with Its television studio construc­ tion plan* here soon. The net­ work’s new altitude, say n spokes­ man. "is not ‘we might do tele- DANIKLH-NKWHOME Mr. and Mr*. J. f . Daniel* am nouneed today the marriage their daughter, Virginia, U> \e r• Gi f t t o p r i n c e s s . PARIS, Oct. 8-(/1 ’}—Tlip city !non Newsome, sun of Mr*. Heat-, iif Pari* will give Britain's Prin­ rice Newsome, of this city. The ces* Elizabeth n tortoise *hell( marriage was performed hy the dressing case as a wedding pre­ Rev. W. E. Banks In Folkston. Ga. on Sept. 28. The couple are mak­ sent, It was announced today. The case Is described ’ ’its "a ing their home at 1032 West hlr»t UNil. ..r ort- wf-tln- Pnrisinn Inv Mrwrdv------------------------ -------------ury industry." Each of it* object* The Bonin Islands were not In uilj 1-nnuin the city’s , c<;im of. The first known refhreniy- t/< habited u n til'1830-when a party cotton 'la In Hindu nH*f 5tmf?T“ut nf . Euro|ieiius and Atiierli aui es­ ________ _ tablished n settlement. about 1600 H. C. • The population nf Brasil aver­ age* ll! 66 people per square mile ♦ Bazaar Plans Made At Circle 4 Meet AS SEEN IN VOGUE v • AM ® jr. Li\ J Hwy'r* SomH Whit's nw?... The important dosed look of this utterly feminine design...express! to harmoniie with long skirts. , P I . HANK ttlurn empty bettin pnwi.p0y Magnolia Avenua. Following tho bustneas session tho hoatoas serT«1 refreahmsnu to MY*. Hoolehan, Mra. L. M. Swain, Mra. ,P#arson, Mra. Carrio Draper, Mr*. Oliva Walla and Mra. Clyde Brock- a o ttiio uhoii AuiHosiir o r in i coca -coia cons any iv HANFORD COCA - COLA BOTTLING COMPANY mmm ,v * �PAGE FOUR WEDNESDAY, OCT. 8, 1947 THE SANFORD- HERALD, SANFORD, PLORIpA \C OMMENTS BULLDOGS.TO BE PRIMEB FOR HARD Hr A K T f J L 't M ir x J t w iT ir r J n . „ ss-----tsl aaaht Hhsel - M .ilWe ------ f^cUL The Ibd.and High School Bulb dog griddera are going to be fighting a' revengeful battle with the Sanford Celery Feds In the Ih'l.nnd Municipal Stadium Fri­ day night when, th r two teams Inert in a grid contest at 8:00 o’clock. The Dogs have been crying all week that they were rnhtied In the contest wltlTthe Palntka Maroons In the Azalea Bow) Friday night when the officials failed to give the. IM-and High aggregation a touchdown that appeared to hive As the result uf the official's decision the Bulldogs were held to a 7 to 7 . tie ly the . underdog Maroons, l.owell Hillman, I)cl.and backfield star plunged Into the for­ ward wall at the one yard stripe and the hemllineaman said that the ball failed to go over the twin marker Into pay dirt. The Bulldogs possess one of the mightiest offensive attacks in the conference this year, Friday night they racked up 24ft yards against the Maroons and rnalked up 18 'first downs against the Paiatkg eleven. * • In Charles Beatty and It III man urc ........ ... the Bulldogs have two of th e finest high school backficld artists in central Florida. The Seminole High aggregation will have to watch the Beatty to Marty MrLaughiin pass comblnathin.- David Ounby. quarterhaek, is a likely recip ien t of latrrala and passes from thr strong arm of Beatty ■ The weights'of the Bulldogs and the Celery Feds compart- favorably, with the University City nine having n slight edge In the small The Del-and aggregation openid the season on M*pt. 20 In HeI .and with Ht. Iasi and emerged victorious in « 13 to',0 affair. On with Ku.ti* and nipped the Panthers in a IP to 0 contest. > [.ast week /he Sanford Feds met the Kustfs eleven in Kustis and outplayrd them in all departments hut were*held to a fi to II contest, therefore the Delumd eleven will .prohahly he favored in Friday night'* contest.. x Doctors Advocate Mo r e Protection — :r fray Grid Greats CHICAGO, Orl. 8, (Ah— Three Chicago doctors, reporting that almost GO percent of football fat­ alities are rausnl by brain in* The three physicians, Drs. Har­ ry K. Mock, Sr., Harry E, Mock, Jr., and Charles K. Mock, made their recommend at in na in a paper prepared for the . Ulith Annual Congress of the National Safety Council. They said that on |ho liasis of Klncon^dfte1', statistics furnished liy-abe pi CSX and by. the .Awif; Iran FootballI Coaches Association, <30 players died of Injuries n-sultln<» from football games l*etw,m 1M1I IPJ*Df thrse, JU! .died as the direct result of injuries. J47 as the in­ direct result of injuries, suffered In Pl*F* the paper said. Of the total. 4G.T |M*rr*,nt were skull fractures- and attendant brain inJuries. There wah no break down in the death toll ns to college high school and sand lot football. The doctor* made these recom mendations 1, The basi- of the skull is "in­ adequately protected hy modern equipment, which is offensive rather than defensive in design and should l>e redesigned." 2. A v i“y*'r w*"» Injured in f, ficiently to require splinting MCyc'LES TRICYCLES Dr W ITH , U K *IIK C K W IT H . Jit. , V'iS'OATOBS Needless to say,' this doesn't look Tike ttiu year for the Florida Gators to come out of the dol drums of the ftKitball deep. Saturday n ig h t'in Caine*. Illthe North- Texas State E ag lr' took lolvniitnifr of rvefy break to link tip a ‘in to 12 victory the haptens Gators who'hav game since they Becnbyteriart-Onllegr -in w~44~tn -ft Amt in Gainesville hack in 1911. The Texas Eagle* handed the Gators their 12th successive d e­ feat and unless, something go** topsy turvy the Auburn Plainsmen ate going to rack up another victory to extend th* length •! drubbing! to 12 this coming 8Viinlay in Auburn, Ala. The vlqtficy hungry G ato r M ■ m u o h eerie*, no on* at fault for th* eecond dab "ovfr them for Sung gatti*. "The fir*t pnvtponeJ.giuTu- rr- delay. • Dewell Hushing, (latoi Tlffril. suited from failure of the umpire The Alabama Siatr League man. touchnl a rollidir hark kick and then tinned it Imwe, only to in chief to "cheek with Ix-ague president said he found th* league have an Hugh1 ireaver the hull President A. S. IL-rhing on the office was disorganised and did authority and trivt* the Texans a first down not exercise COimplete I I lm a U - r ii w r e r t h e o r c i i i t . a n d c lu b o f f i a ^ i tm jh r. Hlcri'Jn :!10 ^m l:li« E E U icrt; n n T IU N , A la , Ori. h, oIV- j rhinu i n*ot*d“ a trTHSirT, ib.T—;«*: It Ditos.Hfriiuii nf ttff- T u mmiB- wa.i involved," H ovsteV . p W M . -^ A H ' e t t Wr o r W e D u |f i i e M ; » t " h))t PlIUW It | i w » l ; touchdown. _____ in St. AQgUs- and cooperation. was merely a matter' of the President Hcrlong. H o y a t e r players putting the desiry to win tine where that c)ub was playing aaid, had taken office only re"Thcre had been lack uf lialso.n cently and was not familiar with between the umpires and former the duties, and added he did not League President AI Combs of intend for his report to blame Gainesville,'* he continued. “T h e H c rlo n g for the situation which umpires frequently .disregarded existed prior to the finals. the league offifr and arranged) \V. IlpmJr Smith, president of *-------4 t------- [ the D tljtnd club, awl nerlong on dome occasions.1 I filed complaint.* which started t f j The final touchdown came on « Investigation, he said. latrr.*l from McCain to- Cromer • who scamtie/i-d oround tin Gatoi ■ *iul_ft.i ten yardi-jitid.tlie .-xiirc. M IN IM IZ E « EAlTtf HAZARDS tually /umldeif away the rmilest to the Texas Invaders as the fast charging Eagles came roaring through to grab at every break in the game that was watched It seems that Coach Bear Wolf eds to have several long sessions th his wingman twfore any W ill y o u r liortir !>e w arm mid c o m fo rtn lrlr, rrndv fo r th r firal the ends were actually terrible. Time and time again the Texes barks would draw them in and -end men scampering outside of them, and 'then when wert*' not paying much .tlentlon smack FO R M A X IM U M H EALTH , CONVEMEHCE, A H P COMFORT y o u nitirtt have adequate heal. M riijr, m akrnliifl tnMhorin w on’t Weiss Assumes . leadership of Yank Ball Team d o th e jo b . Survey* *prove m o d e rn fu r l oil lira ling xyatenw —. »1 -----—*—;---------- 1— --- (Jivr best rrniillH in F lorida! I'tint-war m odels nr** efficient^ * * a ttra ctiv e, cu*y to iiiMtall am i o p e ra te. T h e y provide depend* By JACK HAND NEW YORK, Oct. H, <dV -So I.atTy MacPhail picks up the *2.(MK),(K»0 and goes back to his Maryland farm and the world champion Nqw York Yankees start down a new road under the direc­ tion of General Manager George a id e, c o n tro lle d , clean, fuiue)r«H‘lienl . . . solid, continuouii. The i-rn of showboat promotion that resulted In new all-time re­ co rd * for baseball attendance at the Yankee .Stadium in Iftfn and HM7 and a new World Series high probably will be forgotten. The exj»eii»c8 am azingly low. T h e re is a. new , im p ro v ed poftt*war effortlcttH c o m fo rt A T M IN IM U M COST. I*rirc8 are m o d e ra te, o p e ra tin g m o d e l'f o r every h o m e um l p ilrse - flo o r, clone!, firep lace a n d c o n so lr Atylea. Now — b e fo re th e fintl rltilly w e ath e r c a tc h e r you u u p re p u re d — invealigule game archery testa. GOODS ROBSON SPORTING GOODS Dan Topping, the Yankee preside lit, said Iasi night after announcing that he and Del Wehh, MacPhalPa former partnera, had lauight up Dairy’s one-third share for f.’.tKM),000. The official word from Topping followed by aeveral minute* a telephone call to the Associated Pres* by M*cPhail„who gave utd the same Information. So to the very end, MacPhail . remained in character, topping hi* dramatic farewell announcement I nfter the last out of Monday's World Series finale by beating his , partner* to the punch with the story that he had sold out. He did not divulge future plans. MauPhall blackened the eye of form tf associate, .John McDonald, who'was road secretary under him at Brooklyn. That happened in a "victory" celebration at • mid- WARM' AT FLOOR. LEVEL, TOO climaxed Jiy n nufubtr PICK-TOE^WINNER CONTEST 2- 8x 10 Gold Tone PortraitH2nd Prize .„ 1 - 8 x 1.0 Gold Tone Portrait RAYMOND STUDIO Third Thru Fifth Prizes ............... For Each Prize Winner, One Pans For Two To Ritz Theater INSTRUCTIONS Ylftllnlg mutit be lit The Herald office before lioon on Friday or poNtmariied by tb it time. All RumcH muni be mnrked It ALLOT A I'IH JK N \tO “8UNDL/NG-UP" INDGORS of arguments da that Top To| wrre "iM-tlcr Irft unsabi. Topping admitted one of MarPhail'a acts -during the victory celebration was to "firo” Weiss, who came with the organisation in 1982 after operating minor league clubs at New Haven, Conn., and Baltimore, Md. If* operated the extensive Yankee farm em­ pire that now Includes 62 ball clubs, seven under dir*cti owner- ^ Ducky Harris remains as Yan kee manager. Me has a two-yrai contrart running through 1848. _ An Interesting sidelight v u of. who cannot he identified, tie dis­ closed that MacPhalPa original financial share of the W.COO.OOO Jan. 26. 1846 deal by which the partners acquired the YanVa was Hilly HIH1UI fe w ,w v . only “about !200.000.n Through Topping and Wehh tt waa mad* possible for MacPhail eventually to attain the status of a one-third stockholder. Bla sal­ ary aa president, running through I860 until ended b] deal, called for |60J SEE YOUR PEALER TOPAY! Lelhini uhow you the rigljl model for your home. Write Florida Power & Light (Company or eall at Cl-KM SON VB- should not he permitted to NAVY our office for free booklet with facta on healing KENTUCKY GEORGIA VH- VANDERBILT YE* ILLINOIS MIAMI •VS. T.C.U. ___ _ COLUMBIA -VH- YALE -VS- MICHIGAN ___ -VH- HOLY CR088 ___ -VH- ft. CALIFORNIA 4. A physician should be p re­ sent at every practice and gatM. 6. Trained atretch-beanm should be provided at each practice and .... RTOTSON ^ -VS- . ' OKLAHOMA ___ FILL IN THE FOLLOWING- ♦Get Your Ballot In Early* irson. particularly With a Jury, frequently aggrivales the liijury.n H. Coache*, playsrs. parents. and athletic departments should be “educated to the necessity pf all the** steps ” 7. Equipment, particularly headgear, should be idjuitabl* to the wearer, and should have at least a on* inch band of to prevent th* hai the equipment from coming Into contact with the wearer. B. Head-on tackle* should be eliminated from the game “sine* this type of tackling teem* to be responsible for a large share of the Injuries." 9. Defensive plater* a r t Injured Florida homes, descriptions of new oil heating Thin week la Employ the PhynlcaUy Handicapped Week. . . Remember ll’a ANILITY a n d not DISABILITY that COUhfirS. Hill Hardware Company East Find Street \ Frierson’s Electric & Gas Co. 208 Emit First Street J. E. Batten ion Sanford Avenue Miller Bishop Appliances 118 South Fark Avenue systems. Use our free consultation service —/Vote/ Firestone Stores, Inc. Sears Roebuck & Co. lld-113 East First Sired 115 East First Street Lee Brothers i Randall Electric Company 319 Elm Avenue Mather Furniture, Company 203 East First Street .: * ' 112 Magnolia Avenue ■ :/ Thorpe Furniture Co. - 1t » ■‘ l i t Jfagnolla Avenue H. B. Pope Co. 200 South Park Avenue A, D. Rosier Plumbing Co. - 1 M. G. Hodges Plumbing Co. . 409 Weal First 8ireet ' 915 West First Street S t Johns Electric Cohipany Commercial Avdnue” Sanford^FHirniturc Company Ii*5 Sanford Hardware Comnany 310 - U * Firut Street �WEDNESDAY. OCT. 8* 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD,FLORIDA pa g r FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM — Try »* c. i#* A.**li unit- un: TO At.I* At A N \ ii\ IN * » T n ii .m . H STATK H<%ID Yna **tu! td(h of yMtt ;ir» . -TOP 1CK CRKAiNl ^ * • . m a k e o u r o w n Ico C ro n m , A ll fla t or* T n sty — D elicious — H fn lllifu l Y A R D !.B Y V E N E T IA N - f i^ r BUNDS ‘ America's Most Itraiilirul Aluminum * Certsr - Pdlshed Aluminom A kgvsn:r o f i m * : m i w i n — Ws.*twHiV4 v N lr— >‘t| 7 Wp-Hwb in isiui ■■ O i l .m iltT I'hnite 2-0725) RECORD I'LAYEUS Tor rent. By Paints, Poultry Supplies, Nails, W'ANTED—Not anyone Just look­ Um f f r l|llll^ 4 t !#> ( i r t * r | l t 1 day or Week. Tho Music Bax, 119 ing for- work hut someone want­ c t a i l l l l lUtk Purina Feeds. Groceries and f l r t l t u m t l « iiit l» tsm . W. 1st St. Phone 96 3 .______ ing' opportunity to ndrame and Meats. Touchton A Watson, 1201 ■ T r y ;t R n j'M jo Ip jt l \Vuv» go ahead. We are looking for th e p * t illr u f AJrp l* . I ’- i m * , Celery, Phone 1109. OFFICE spare in Metsch Building, •114 Snnford Avenue .. I'hunc 1213 'Sin Njn-rmi-TltrrtTijr OctobcrBiily. an experienced office A credit iitc t Adifii i s'Mtity. 14?i~_iImt CiHigp light offices, newfy decor’- BABY G JtA N irPIA N O —Wurlitman who U willing to work to iife sit, t|l» ilfilt'l-Jjl ted. all utilities, heat and lanlser,- reconditioned. The MllJdC .F U K l v N yJuu J l n u h w i t h . a v u r^—lV » i *»«msu»4 f l.V better himself. Apply in person * r ifeiilil I ’m in t | -jit B f Hi «l+ H t.tU - 1 o r service furnished. Call WftBox, 11! W. First St. Phone to Firestone Stores. .. u r o v e r ■ ■ w rittifri » f s i l vi ut af n i i i o n t t i i —tl*li=! ^T» H. A A. Dept. Store. 953. WBC Ti"tf—•t h f-ttf** INDUSTRIOUS Refined Indy 35 ii - t i« It - - 111 *t» A * 111 i rut 11 Open ever) Wednesday nnd twn evening* a week apace for office or other type bus- TRANSFERS—Large new assqrti ti - w t it ! tinr* ii b •t i t m l i At it t * if* * or 40' some nursing experience Pt*rtarr•m Harriet I sillier Wane In (irihhle Y ’PTrr.v rvil “fimT offtee ot _ *»«»?!. !Jf« _ William Davison. —men Is- .Decal- Seta - for Kitchens, to" Kelp in~lffr care "of <rmi.In­ d t w ttf tile r i i i i fjiM cE p l B i i l * M if t liit H ' Sanford Bus Station. Bathrooms, Nursery. Alta Glass valid. Treated a* one *>f faitiI** Isv / | tir* iftitiiiiiilii* 4Iff1 »I Tumbler Sets. ily. Kindness and ethics rule. o r n it w it s > irr*l a i j y s ^ r ti f l a i l i l FA KM FOR KENT—20 acres suitSKNKAHIK GLASS & F la t i n g y ^ i t i i i H i l l f & I T, IM * 2(lli North Park Ax emir Plume 071 No Itoss, no drudgery. A per­ irrigated truck farm, newly PAINT CO. manent home person of good •IrltlsiTIfl r r 1 so f l i r t ! a | i a | l i \ * %-“ M* ploughed and harrowed. 12 ar­ I l l W. 2nd Street rhararley. William Dothan, Gen. 1 . a ______ tesian wells, a 7 room dwelling, Attnimittrm»r Del.. DeUnd. l.llt - r if m p , *’ 4 lA P . *1 2 tenant houses, 2 large barns. FOR SALE1—Umerock for drive. _ t r 3«rd -------— — — Dwelling for rent only with wsys and roadways—Phone WANTED—Colored Imy* for curbfarm. On Cameron avenue. East . 1241. service. 2 Colin rd women for side, Sanford, Fla., phone 192kitrhen work. Apply Pig N’ K. P. O. Box HH.1, K. D Stowe. ALUMINUM easement windows, I’hunc I'litine Whistle. . . Steel easement and Aluminum 113Vi* MAGNOLIA AVENUE ACHES tiles! land for truck double hung windows. Miracle 9 WORK WANTED farming, >35 per acre. I’hone PHONE 1091 Concrete Co. 309 Elm Ave. "HI-4, Carl 8. Mynr*. SANFORD. FLORIDA Phone 1355. FLOOR SANDING A finishing, cleaning A waxing. Our power , |)u Yutlr (‘uHeclltiR For You 2 ROOM furnished apartment 1020 BABY GRAND PIANO Price reaunit qnahlrs ns to work where (ull Al Our Offirc Fur (^nllrt'Hmr ILtlla Laurel Avr. Working couple sonahte. Phone 428-W o r. call there is no electric cdnneelToi ■ preferred. ______' R06 Magnolia. available. 21 yems expvrienc-. II. M. Gleasou, Luke Mary, Fla . t.V'gr '*-■, \ ,v. W 2 WANTED TO RENT SEE Jimmie Cowan's Sheet Melat j-a e- r ■* Works for roof paint A rtmf' LAWtfS MOWED 1 Tow prices FU R.VISlIfiri) m- unfiini«hV3 house painting. Phone 010. ' Jerry I-urd Phono 7RR-W or apartment. Phone 1045-J, l li • ivituInn) of arrniijfiiB f f o r ft fnmil> momnriltl HOT PLATE LUNCH ’EM, TELL In fun- I tie tteetl. in curs i* realized liy t tluilght fill nit’ll* BY PERMANENT Sanford rest- Served from 11:30 to 2 at Homer's. 10 Btuineft* Opportunities dint house or apartment for t ^ ’E M FIRST CLASS Reivice station for imil Avnmen Plhnning in ailxatut* offent many advan self, wife, daughter 14, son 10. AUTO RADIOS. Motorola. Sales re n t Now open- In kimhI Idcmand Service. The Music Box, Prefer to rent but will buy if With An Ad Iage>- rite w i'lie s uf rqtch llleihlier of the fam ily can lion. Necessary to have *wmt» 119 W. 1st S t Phone 953. p ric e 'in right, • Contact Milliiumny to ptirrba*** stock. Write 1m- rntisitlefi-rl, intelligent runtlMel Hull gill i and fitlill shnm er at Tnuchton's.________ Batteries A .Battery Charging. lio* J. c/o Ilrmili- -*r a H. n. POPE C. INC. . ileeisiirtu may. In* tnntle tin h u rrie tlly , HOUSE* WANTED 12 SPEGIAI. V uV IC ES To rent furnished from Nov 1st FLOWERS t«' Mi»y. 7 or H rooms,"2 luiths, LONNIK-~MC-ML4tLKN'H -M arket ___by.. diiu«ly -<-ou|tlc and- norsrr T ltro n g h life ’s ileelin in g y e a r s it i . i-untfurliiiK lu BarlH't Shop open Thursday, Some grounds on . lake prefer- WcN e Tl l A YOST FLORISTS t%Rf IYsIHiij f a wm Friday^* Saturday. 8 lp*» A t*. Just off Celery Ijsi \v.1 Ih frli FTIH li/ilulif III tR«n kltuxv th a t a ies|M insjliilit> of aneti in ip o rla iire h a s In-en ml.. Will purchase if satisfied. ’1, hr*. RENT A CAR TIM* VIAWr.ilAHjt K im )inilV A Send pictiirva and description to' Offle* ph. 403 r*ftd«nr« oh. 010 R \i;i |»X so Ito u IN*; Oli %UT«* • YOU. DRIVE IT ta k e n ta r e w . r a t h e r th a n left to thtm e re in a m itig . D. T. Warner, 347 Madison SAFETY BLUE WINDSH1KDS F H 'M l. U \ I K U IX f j f>i ' .PHONE 200 Avenue., New. York 17, N. Y.‘ for any make or model car. #*it | 1 +-r "s lftiilF . | w r * iRiii s R r ic k l a n d m o k r is o n rlitp |r. -e=lgtfr. frrH Eases daylight driving. Cuts K h t s .- “ LARGE house In or around San­ U-DRIVB-rr. INC. uftinffi -i-r * ' *ityi nWe inviD- ) on Ju see mil' jlis tiJ a ) . a i m frm n down headlight glare at night. ford. Permanent. Preferably unr V « I / 1 h U k * D ili Ii M l | h I ; 4 j 1,4 144111 la SEE Os FDR ' SKNKAHIK GLASS A -iliri| i l j «li|t r x i f.ii |s it! ts'iil-4 r* * l flirnitfied. Clarence Sampson, P. l-‘\i-rg re e n eenieD -ry, th a t is m a in ta in e d lo r y o u r con MIMEOGRAPH p r in t in g PAINT CO. . %i+»i -.111 infii||f i iififp, O. Box 108, Sanford. AND TYPING Phone 320 xeniettee in m ak in g a sulection. O u r Hervice is ei|iialed WrJtlmrn-Aotftfton A Co. CREDIT MJKBAU OF House or apartment for season, CEMENT STEPS for your home. SANFORD BOX -l;u. COLUMBUS, GA few and su rp a sse d hv mine. adults .univ. Merrill. 24 Central Free estimate. Miracle Concrete 110 N. Park Plissio 190 t Ave., Old Orchard flcarh. Me. Co. 309 Elm Ave-. Phone 1335. Expert Radio Knmiring , Furnished or unfurnished house Frfrd Myers. 311 h. 2no St. or apt. W. D. Threkeld, 402 TRADE IN your old washing ma­ THE HOME SHOP chine on a NEW RKNDIX AU­ Holly.___ _______ ' •-Hnx S tilto n _ TOMATIC WASHER. Him.lull WATCH fi CLOCK REPAIRING 1700 Sanford Ave. Ph>.n<> 1143.> .Electric Co. P h o n e 321-M ! 3 R EA L E S T A T E FOR S A L E ATTENTION .MIMHKR.H YOUNGSTOWN KITCHENAH) -DIAPER SERVICEREAL ESTATE Elt SINKS, three sites. Im­ Baby Valet furnishi-s hospiti.l j 1NHUP ANCK mediate delivery. Randall Elec­ clean, sterile diapers ,ii?d deodor­ MORTGAGE LOANS tric Co. ised container. Ik- momicat and RAYMOND M. HALL, Reallor safe. Fully medically approved SEWING MACHINES Registered Broker and —Call Daytona S457-W ceth'et 1<x HALES**ANH SERVICEInsurant* Agent details/ tifi diaper?, 52 a week. Bert's Sewing Math. Shop Km. 4 Florida State Bank Bldg. __“FI it ST IN 8 AN FOR f)" 115 S. Pheneh Ph. 1190 fkBOOM *tH»mc with large WlLi. grind rora for foad, grits (ct-ned pofc!it'klsu doubts gar- TUXEDO FEEDSt-eoirolgU lira ft meal every Saturday mornlie apstU tenl furnisheil wi|h _ Hunt's Tu*rd< F**"1 R'or* ■ ing. * J. Vt. Helt. I-akr Moritoe. 1 *11 bathe ' Yparliiii-iils renting plants for sale. L. B. FOR RENT—Floor ■ander. Easy 1 for 150.00 pci month. Several CAIIRAGE Mann. Lake Monroe. operation. Reasonable rates, San­ . baaring frtill (errs ami well ford Paint & Glass Co. Phone landscaped oil large east front RIMLESS kitchen 'sink with mwtto " lot. $7,500.00. Easy terms. Chromium fittings, first class DODGE * PLYMOUTH Don’t pay for anothiw’s buildcondition. Small wood burning PARTS AND SERVICE dag. let roots buy this place for atovc for healing. Write box T 109 Palmetto Av*. Phone to il W. I t Williams. Realtor, Care Herald. C. Bolt. Asaorlate, 110 Tuntng and Repairing. I- L . North J’arlf Avenue, Sanford, WOOD HEATER 57.00. John Plr.no Sill. Res. 611 -W. Robinson, Box 97, Monroe Cor­ Florida._____________________ nel-. SIGNS G ROOM house and 10 acres land Show cards and nos tars In la k e Mitry by owner. RL 2,j ROSE BUSHES. 2 year-old field -U— OHE’H HI«N HHSV1CK——Httv—M H t;—its i i fin it.------------ Vxg imen f i eitdnopOiig ptam si'nvrr tl,. D. f^mtircaa. Phone 1021 fifty choice varieties; write for FISHING 11 tots '4 mile Elder Springs, near free catalog with roses in color. Cnhen’a Radiator Shnr — * n~ 1 1 j a 1skin 1 ' ” ~ F <r' highway, pear, highway, aomc .Ty-Tex Rose. Nurseries, P. JU, . plvte "radish - *■ cleared,-rtrttricity available, all Box 532, Tyler Texas* ford Ave. plmris 359-W. By Walt Disney Thu Henuril. Of The Douht. TACKLE!! >'f o r 530(1.00. Brown R. Yates, GLOBE .great*-*! cut-rate- whole*, Curtains, [.»<■■■ tablecloth* Elder Springs, Sanford. !■ t. e c I. s tf e S e is u T tw E 'E C a e K sate distributer*, offer* novel­ ■tRrchrd A stretched. 5IH 3lel5 1 2 5 ... AIN'T wE ? y BUNGALOW, army type, vlro 15 ties. sundries, toys, gifts lu lonvtlla Ave. I'hiine 370. x 15 ft. Petitioned, city water shrewd buyers. Glotie Trsdlng connected, electricity available, Co. 100 .W. Flagler 8L, Miami, EXPERT auto Painling nn.[ h-..h shady oak trees, some flowers, _ H s .__________________ _ repair. All work gunrsnte<-.f 14 acre land. 2 Vfc blocks east or ■fnrk'on A . Gibh* Body Shop, laika.M ary Posit Office. Priced THAYER baby carriage, practlc HOP Frrnrh AVe: Phniie HKKr-Jr ally new, reasonable. Phone 910. for quick sale 5500.00. Drown 8ANFORD Beauty Salon. .’tOV 1219 French Avenue.Yates, Elder Springs, San" Park. Phone I3fel. M. McMah­ rd. TAN POLO COAT, perfect con­ on Spiral permanent, lasting dition. stie 15. Can he seen at ti mo. A lunger: Cold nave*, SALEH LISTINGS Accommodation Shop, 110 East CriMtuinolc A Mschindrx*. All re stucco seven room Second Street. ' -J' r waves guaranteed. 50 up-. and garage, newly fur-----A moilrrn home for ■• “— ' UPRIGHT piano. 5I50J FING ROOFINGiandTphlatlrg. Free c* * 9.00, eji.: lent condition. 1401(iina(M., flmitli Brothers, ConWell located two bed-room house Avs. Phono 137-4ho l|8fl. dn fine condition. Price, |*,750.O0. WINCHE8TER V2 GsT ”>7 model. 13 NOTICES—PERSONAL New cotw^alo Mpek two tied room Krsg car bias, sporting stock. 45 house. Price, 34.500,00. Colt automatic. All good condi­ A T jro rfritN LADIE-S! Four Ltd room fram e house, four Make a oha-ntop service for all tion. SIB Maple Are. On The Kiifht Side Of The Law. By lots; paved rpad, Lake Mary. your laundry fend’ dry cleaning THE LONE RANGER .106 K nsl FI nil S tre e t S peels! on SEAT COVERS Price Is 56,000.00. • need* by ttslhg your favorite Five room furnished frame house, 1937-39 3 Pats, divided Self-Service Laundry. COME O N .SW E R jh back coupe 36.60 THE IIKLPY HKLFY LAUNDRY ten acres land, on clay road, 513.50 Lake Mary. The price is only 1939 2 Door sedans 406 W. 15 St. -Sanfonf 1937-33 2 D. Sedans 513.50 5L650.00. 1937-40 Fotd 4 Door 14 LOST & FOUND l’refcrred location In Sanford, Sedans 513.60 Two story modern home com­ FOUNDt t^diaa* billfold contain­ pletely furnl/hed. Shown by ap- 1940 Sedan with center ing Social 8. Card, money. Own­ arm rest 515.00 — polntment only. Prlca Is 514,er may have by Identifying and Semiaole County Motor* 0 0 0 .0 0 . paying for this adv, IM Palmetto Ph. 1911 RAYMOND M. BALL, Realtor * x Beam I Fla, g ta l i Bsak Bldg. LOST—Sunday morning near Lor- t o i * r p * » W H lth tlr p is a “ I 6 ARTICLES W AN TED mann’s Restaurant large black r t H i u , im tla U L i x t r i ts D lm r s . NEW HOUS'fe, 2 bedrooms, partly cal wraritig naw leather collar. ■I t l r l r ' i I m I. f t l n - M l i r s s u S i H * furnished. Small down payment. m u ila s tf ir tl.l »M 510.00 roward for return. Write, •■rw Balance tike rept. For appoint­ Highest cash price paid for nsod frssit* ■« x ir r o ttv m v rwire or phone collect K. E. Col­ furniture. Tod Davis Furniture M KXT. t » . r l » p , S f » , i k . h<v <• ment call 9137. ____ lins. HMD Main Highway, Mi­ i k » s i M r * * w n U i n i i I s l b * I h II .* Co. S ll Mi 1 s t P k m . b a r k b*n»r. M b ttr , sa ilami.- Fla. B a r t ic l e s f o r s a l e H * lk . *«t* l« r b s b l* t * r «bilI'LL BUY UUI your your-car -ear **— regardless rrgmrDins of 01 »*-*» •**-*-4*a 4 r* a . * m m . » • « *s«s*H »*>*•■*• H FOR.SALE AUTO S FO R SA LE ago or^ condition. Roy Reel, 306 IB eon t K - r U K t ( l U T m '. X T - T b r P IS H C OLD NEWS PA PBHl8—5 CENTS BL J*n aSS Tab**. **M bf T****"-*$ FOR SALK PER POUND. BUNDLED IN l.aa* * n i l lla a m llta l a V aS traaa. 12 FT. house trailer, fully equip­ 1039 Packard, new motor, new By Paul Robinson BUNDLES. ETTA KETT rubber. 1200H Magnolia. Radio ped. Box B, e/o Herald. 10. 13. 20 and t ! CENT and heater. • HERALD OFFICE CTaOKJP13 'AUTOS FOR SALK r ^ O t w W r f V rc N o a c iM o v to ', 7 P tb , Livestock. Supplies 1940 DODGE pick-up truck, I LtSTBM tO H H . 7HS WAV't\L SO«-] NEW SPINET PIANOS—Waavef. 1 At eflmend* swung roH.*,-------* condition. 1Phone 1199. Liberal trade In A terms. The ONE NICE milk cow and heifer; Music Box. 113 W. f ir s t S t 1936 2 DOOR Ford Sedan, rea. 2 fine h o m e ; 1 horns, t acre* BUICK 4 door sedan, tailored sonahle. Phene I122-W, i Pohne 955. land. For sale until told. Dyson. cover*, good radio, Inquire Dr. Baker's Dairy. Job. As la 5A00. PRIED SHRIMP DINNERS St. or p h o it 1217r night at Homer’s. , For Sale- $iaU Shetland pony, 4 1946 CHEVROLET m ton truck old, also saddle, fl.76.00. OWNER naeda cash. Civilian Jeep years ol . with less than 10,000 miles. Flat HOUSEHOLD goods, wood, Phone 934. body. 51350.00. Call Ice WII 1946. Low mfleaffe, 5 good tire* stove, garden tools. Nsa and excellent top. 51200.00. J. son. Sanford 549-K. roe corner. Mrs. Wills. FOR .SALE—135 young turkeys, B. Leonard, P. O. Box 675, San­ weighing from 7 to 13 pounds. •SPECIAL ford. . , ____ Will sail on# or nil. Phone su it PLYMOUTH FLOOR MATS 1938 Butek special coupe, with heatry felt back HELP WANTED reasonable. Halpy S 1037-39-39-40 mod*Is dry, 404 'W. 15th St, U .M INSTALLED * COUNTER GIRLS,” t'k itc h e n Seminal* County Motors worker*. Contact Mr. A Mrs. 1939 Ford Station wagon, 5495., JM Palmetto. PR. 111! Maynard, Terminal Grill, Roy Rock. 300 W. 2nd St, . TIP-TO P ICF CREAM — Wiiy. Worry With Your Past D . Accounts? LET Rowland Collection Agency 69 S 69 WANT NATURALLY CURLY HAIR? HARRIETTS RKAUTY NOOK A PI RCIIASK That Should Bo Made BICFORK The Need Arises TO § Throw Away Your — I wn "Mower! V 1 - ] F m rn m w m to CHICAGO * to NKW YORK * to MIAMI* SLATON .MONUMKNT COMPANY "lift WfflsM MICKFY MOUSE xsUilC '71,O 'f s m 3 ^ W fu ROBSON SPORTING’GOODS Fran Striker . _l J 1 . T. *j ■ Tf f ~_r__ 4 f 1 �PAGE s i r R J,___ THE SANFORD 1IERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA ■ '■ W ED N ESD A Y, O CT. 8 , 1947 Trade Agreement Chinese Official W ashington Daily Nation’s Food Saving Program Is Vaccination Stopped Epidemic * (IVFederal albuS f i « Funds ri r __■ fb m Palm Beach Canal Demands Look A t . . . Raising Quite A Few Eyebrows fSees Comintern Aa Tbiaeanwh la uow in progroai. >a*>- erediu front Britain, u Of Raines, D octors A re Told between West Palm Beach artdI .Th? - f " * 1 ron,S‘fn“ *"‘ ‘Move I'ovfard War 4 H r JAMK8 MxUll.OW , (o Europef 20-Mile Bend. Obstructions wUhin WASHINGTON, Oct. 8 </V)—If No. The Idea la to save grain. ,h '' W W ot * trBd# CSC “ Sm ear File” ><>A'ic u little p u itlnl at thin point Grain la fed rattle and poultry, NANKING, Oct. 8 (A1)—Chen A TLA N TIC C IT Y , Ort. 8 <AV Vaccination clinic* for dogs that the canal are being removed to pact. In I.bndon a government increase the discharge of fi°« l M urce aabl iorfaV iliiU in liy some of the government's food- The less meat and poultry we eat Ll-Fu, China*! influential minister itopi>ed a wildfire spread of rabies were desertbad to the American Pubftom thg I^ k y I t t l ill iir- Jlaiiijx akr w e “in. a ibettgr* ptrsri' .1(1Vi(lie program. thl* u n i# r.« , too. meami, in the end, las* grain to of urggnlxatinn. toilsy declared !ic Health' Association trdsv bv lit. f t J m i . F a oJ D., Airway ^Wer the general water f t|on to KUarantev deliveries now" Russia aaaaSahiishad lire Oopiintrrrr ler /ritiig o f the New York State. Health Department. Albany Hrreral week* wuu T .ft ih .m . . —-1 -flooded regian*. ( ln view of new plam-s for increaS1'hlu Kepbbllcat) iiu ro c ilc -lw e — And the tfrain ao saved can be as “A Soviet effort tp create her An epidemic of rabies broke nut in animal* in upstate New Yotk m Retiablliiation of the old atatc lmr industrial production, could save food for Europe if we'd shipped to Europe which needs own 'United Nations’ organisation "rat less.” . it. Hut how much grain will be because she Is unable to impose 1944-47, wi’h nearly a ten-fold increase over the normal numbers in­ levee between Qlewiaton aiid| Each government has expressed tujxatpm e ---the--------talks,^ —,,----About a week ago President savrd by the meatless Tuesdays her will on a majority of tha fected each year, Df. Korns said. D ie epidemic was unusual because Moor* Haven protecting the Dia. j a “desire" to but Britain wants Russia first* to UN." W ASHINGTON, Oct. h tin Truman suggested we could save and chicken-less Thursdays? tha rabies Spiead to foxes and*pay lip the unpaid balance of a Chen, sometimes described .as to cattle. Tire Waihinglon Evening Star, I food if we‘d "waatc.leas." lie called This writer called Luckman’* ofnella infections in human* waa ment plant furnished by the Corps:debt Insullm m t due la st Aug. 1 wielding power almost equal to for a voluntary food-saving profice. Luckman waa out. The writer coming out .for round two of » In a two-year program,, splb/a-, gram. spoke to - his assistant, David Chlang Kai-Shek's in the-. (Cumin- blcs vaccina waa given to dny* /•ported.by A rthur H, Wolff,* Nor­ of Engineers Tub-office /at* Clew* 1“^Iv half was paid, ikitmitli with R e p . Hoffman | At the same time he created a Noyes, and asked: How much tang (government party), told the in 2J roUntles, and In 12 counties man D. Henderson, and Grace L. iston. '(R-Mrch.), declared today that "if citUcni conirniitn- to work out a grain will he aavqd by Luckman'* Associated Press: Me Cull uni of the' Michigan Slate The 4-tirk Involved restoration I smdariiig will be in accord with "W ar la certain to be the finkl the dog* were rvvaecinatcd. In ten Health Department; L ansing.---- of tfw , dike . to .protect auproxithere are jA u & fV ty al .m»n4>ct»w*f (■khI.raving Jrrogrrtn with Charles' proposal?.■ g ifthway and •antrsl countie* particularly, be raaull't-tmless the world's strong > The salmonella infections anNoyvs said he doesn't know, mately 0,000 acres of sugar care ‘”c ,on,*‘ ‘.SV*1 material will be Congteu tha.pgupla have-a light I.ur|<ninn. IkmciL huiiiitiiinon, as said, dog rabies has essentially natlo n ren d their bloc-building. chairman. •that figures are being closed by germs closely related used os In the resurfacing of to know it. “There ha* been a wrong Idea In disappeared white fox and cattle In.iyphnid- baccUL -In-m an they and other areas used for-divers, GtfffeVa' -AVehUfr” -------------•Sunday night, in a radio address, 'that-everyon* connected with Luckfled Tanning, Col. TeaK said. Ire' ncv.ip.ipcr said, however, l.uckman asked us to “rot. k-ti__majLi*iwftklng furiously,rabtrx -omtinued n r w ro r.' TtiSM tha-. m inds-of v ie fo rn a tio m rin . ,*thpt the cause acute intestinal ailments, The Board took np action, aaid -that llrere-t*-"no*bari»—' for 'H off­ TiTsave’ rfmd'for Europe. main idea is to get the people World War Two that war has ten c<aintie* vaccinated more than sometime* severe blood infections, Mr. Herndon, on County Judg* achieved freedom of equality for 70 (o-rcent of their dogs. The a t­ He asked Us to "rat less meat" started saving food. man to interpret one of ill *rdl may lx- fatal to children It. W. Wore'* refusal to pay back we fought." he said. "The tack rote in vaccinated dogs has and lorialt as "charging llrat some —none oil Tuesdays—“eat leas Noyes was asked: "If Luckman which Doga frequently may I* carrier) fee* claimed l,y the County. Tha present situation is not more than liecn only une-vightaenth of that II a i l l M f * I l - w r u * flBSt pmitry arid eggs”—none on Thursdoesn't have figures on how much of the germs, they said. membeii of Congteu are ditloyal." •lays—and daily to save a slier of food ran Ik* savrd by his proposal, an intermission in fighting. of a nurnlur of roads waa award­ reason for taking no action, Mr. in non-vaccinated dogs, Dr. Korn* The first cate of anthrax, and ed The controversy began ycitrr- bread. "Unless the strong nations said. to the Dickinson Construction Herndon lieclatt-d, was because how does he know If will be enough a fatal one .traced to elephant day when Hoffman called two Does “waste less" mean the and how does be know It won’t l>e abandon their efforts to gather Co. of Lakeland which waa auth­ the Board was working under the Foxes are being trapped with satellites around them. We are apparent orised to resurface the following direction of the State Attorney tusks waa reported by Pr*. R»y mbers of the Star editorial itaff sanu* os "rat less"? Charles Hots, too much?" suecesa to combat rabi­ Noyes 'said he thought it would certain to find ourselves In World es in those animals, he added. M. Scldeman and Kenneth M. roada, according to County Clerk General and the bill had bean (ore the I iouie F.apend.turev Mr. Truman’s ..-cretary seems unrendered to Judge Ware in com- ' -* willing to agree to that. be enough, that after all this food- War Three whether we want it or Except for one human case in 194G Wheeler of the Connecticut State 0. P. Herndon: Cammillre, which hr brads, and pliance with Attorney Gcparal Aiked about ‘ It, he said Mr. saving at the table !• only part not." . Heard*! I Avenue from Celery another in 1844, thrre haa Health Department, Hartford. The Tom Watson's ruling. Chen aald reestablishment objected to an editorial wliicli ran Truman originally cmphaslied that of tbe grain-saving program which . „ , of the and ln \r oi'.'no k ^ A« nu' to Cameron City, a dlam„ ei • hla voluntary food laving program la going to get grain aaving by I Comintern would have little effect beer no human rabies In upstate victlm was a worker in a piano-kev U n n of |h Monday. industry and had been sawing rlA child usually it able to draw own Cqmmunlat pro­ New- York since 1030, he said. Cameron Avenue from Celery Tfie editorial commented on the ii u "waste less" program rather farmers and Industries which use •«" A survey indicating that dog* epiiHnt tusk* imported from Af­ Avenue to Geneva Avenue, a dis­ a circle before be ran draw a Mem. “There never has been a than one of voluntary rationing grain. committee’* investigation of what and of eating less. square. the source of tome aklmo- rica. . Noyes waa asked one o th e r! bait In activities of international may tance of one mile. Hoffman rail* a “ smear file” kept Communism, whirh slijipiy went Hut If voluntarily doing without question: Slpea Avenue from Celery Ave­ by the Civil Service Commission. meat on Tuesdays and poultry If Amrrican are not to eat meat underground when 1Moscow an­ nue to the Tallroad crossing, a, D ie Commission srt up the fib- and eggs on Thursdays Jsn't Volun­ on Tuesday* or-poultry or eggs nounced dissolution-of the Second distance of one quarter ,■mile. . — ► ,— . . . • on Thursday!., w h a t . should .they, International,'' .h n said ....,. Previous to resurfacing, it will lie i in • connection' with an invrtliga- tary rationing, what is it? rr»ntla>eea tr»m rs s * OsD S i'a V M S ifS (r* m 1 N |V A s i l ■ Tint vetea n"pa rt y leaik r unrged ^ m >.»■ r . And a«w-Senator TWl’s fellowoe a n then t unknown <Jea( widened to 18 feet. be put into effret on five British tnade 4nn - o l the lovaily o f, Tnlh.it Ur|lull,ilMn. K,'nator Wherry of nft‘ dH“ttioSe dltya to Kalb save on international» acceptance * nf de­ grain? Th# road from the Oviedonotice but the roads gave no with the A/aba not tq allow a cmnlovrri. Nebraska, says: Novas said there was no answer finition* of what is right and what indication when they might art. Jewish homeland, he declared Ha Ganevm -Jiighway toward Florida is wrong as tha first step toward Hoffman says some C’ongrrsiMr. Truman's food-saving pro- to that yet. He said the main point Not all of the railroads had asked told of how for l.BOU year* the Avenue as determined by Com inen’s names are on the list nod giam is a "100 percent" endorse­ now, since food 1* needed In. general-agreement, adding: land, had been arid and disease missluner B. C. Dadd for appro xpermission to boost the fares. “There is little use in attem pt­ h# has demandrd. that the com­ ment of Senator Tnft’a "eat 1#ta" Europe, la to. gat a food-saving * ‘ rail lM h > , In sanctioning thr general infested; of how it hail been re­ imately one and a half ing to Bcttla disputed when one mittee be given a look at it. The proposal. * program started. The Lake Mary road from the freight ' rale increase, the ICC claimed by the Zionists until to­ nation catl* itg actions morally Commission has turned him down, Seminole Country Club toward Luckman aald Sunday recipe* So at this point the food-saving made exemption* in the move­ A* tb» committee hearing yes- piograrii seems to be involved a for the use of substitute food* right whlla another describe* ment of coal, coke and'iron are. day, the mortality rate was less l-ake Mary for appruximhtely un* than here in this country. He these action.* a* wrong." terdsv Hoffman suggested to H. bit in semantics—the meaning of will l-e prepared and made public a half mll#a. Chrti criticised the United States St the request of the railroads. In pointed out th at Jaws, freed from and 'l l . McKclwnfc. editor nf th- Star, wjjrds—and in politics, too. The Old Orlando road from as the campaign goes along. j for failing to have some pron­ those ralcvorirs, the ICC permitLongwood aouth to tha race track and John M. Cline, rhief editorial Noyes said everything can't be ounced opposition to Chinese Com­ ted a specific Increase of I0 to l.* | fM **? Doe* l.iirkman want us to go or. about three quarter* of writer, that n caption over Mon- without meat on Tuesdays and done at once, that time is short, munists, as it has against cent* a torn •lightly t under, the ) **, ,rl,r * ll>|^ ) '>ggg«jy je lth much -d a y ^ - -xiiD» isU»*»*boe-nUieloysl pinittry n m rrgg* no Thursday ao ttmi-Lm-kmarr-and hia-romtmttee- muntSUftn Ahieru-aT'^" * a p pi let (Tother ^reight. . | . Jr“uUl* f,v' i • mile. The Cemetery Hoad in Geneva Congressmen” might lend readers more of all of them can tie shipped are working as fast as they can. T h e railroads, whlrlt got a 17 feet Hi inches in height. Not a j "You hove ileclaml the Com­ •ingle Inch of land ia owned by , u designated by Commissioner to believe that some Congressmen munists are dangerous to your perm it Inrreaae last Jan. I, sought' Jew* that was not paid for to , W. KiIU.r for on„ h,J f ^ i , . are not loval to their country. goverment but there are many the emergency I0 perrrnt hike to j Work ia expected to start on Cline who wrote the ropy and of the Assembly that if cooper- Americans who refuse to put the offset mounting costa which they Arabs, he pointed out. Mr. Ketxie. told of the move- , these roads within the next 30 th« caption, said he did nnt think Hon la-tween the Jew* and Arabs Chinese Communists in the same claimed resulted from a I b rent 3 0 6 J E ia t F ir s t S tr e e t ment that gave Jobs to one rail- days under the supervision of M. ralrgory," he asserted. was found possible, the neat lw*t hourly wage Itoost awarded noh(I milinurft ffUM Cngw OM| lion handicapped people, He Wald C. Hagan, county surveyor. The lie than read n letter- sent l« Commenting on puhllshcred de- oprroting employes in fleptemlier. solution would t-e partition. D there were now 40 such rases in j McKrlway hv Hep. McDowell Arab slates ngaln->t both the par­ was not known, however, whether riaralions attributed to Vice Pre­ Shippers and other interests tition plan and the proposal for Seminote County receiving service ! (R-Pa.), praising the editorial ns sident Sun Fo that lark of a Itussia agreed with Poland that protested the petition for highrr ^“very good amt very logical” ami a federalised slate, i.ike nit the such cooperation could nut t-e ■table U. H. policy promising as­ rate*. Tlie ICC took note of this and 30 others who are. having Arab countries, Egypt u r g e d - saying It "stales the case exact, sistance to China might force this opposition by commenting in its their cases determined. He told m o tion of an Independent Arab obtained. nation to" seek a closer relation­ unanimous opinion Hist an in­ of six persons here who last year ly .” (In the Immigration question, ship with Hussia, Chen said "There crease is necessary to keep the were given jobs with total wagrs Cline told Hoffman, “ I offer nation covering all ‘Palestine. Winlewin referred to the 250,000 The declaration* were made be­ of fDJIGO a year, and declared is a certain group of Chinese that aa the reaction of a reader. fore political com­ Jewish refugees in Europe and people with this belief, but it is carriers "In reasonably healthy that statistics show .that the re- I • "Well, he’s Just one,” Hoffman mitteetheof G7-nalion condition." the Ci-nerni Assembly, said: not tbe belief of the national (•Piled. Before, the freight hike can be habilltatlon service la profitable. , "ImitKlne! One'Whole .Morning To I)o As I Pleas#. which already had heard Uruguay "Their immediate admission to government." a ..,n V Monday editorial espressed and I'auaiita support the partition ml into effect, tha railroads will -In r r r o g n i t i o n of National | I Lease My Week's Waah Af The LAUNDER­ bvllcf that a few people.would plan and the Moslem Dominion of Palestine wili in no way affect de­ Coincidentally, he said he would rave to oveiliaul complicated rale Newspaper Week, Frank Shames I ETTE While I Go Marketing. Both Joint Are Done ^»hare the reported Indignation Pakistan hark the Arab states In cisively the relationship between be a candidate for the legislative achedulvs. Thla big Job ia under thanked R. L. Dean and W. R .1 the Jews and Arabs as far ar Yuan (council) from his native wav now and tile carriers are hop­ Connolly of The Herald, and Mrs. I of rerialn members of the House At Onre. IPs Marvelous!” opposing It. (their numerical strength Is con Wuhsin, Chekiang province, in ing the new schedules ran be post- May me Hodgkin of the Orlando •*t the discovery that the names nli.t #*1.-L,1 l o i i k l / > D I______ December, giving up hla party sol Poland's statement was made of disloyal congressmen mav have ed and filed with ICC In time for Jj Sentinel for "fine co-operation "The United Nations should rol- post “to rest and wrlle some the higher rates to go into effect In recording Kiwanla happenings been filed away hv the Civil Serv­ by Josef Wlnivwlcx, Ho .also de­ Second at Oak— --------------- -— Phone 1082 manded action |o permit immed­ rm n)y repeat tbe promise made In Monday. .. . . J a n d event*. ice Cotntnlialoh.' ’ 1 ' l l said that If anv such names iate Immigration unto Palestine Hh- covenant-of ih* League (of * in the* file "ihav ‘got thrtc lli-iplto vigorous Arob protest* Nations) and open immediately tha in the course nr Investigation against further Jewish linmigrn- doors of Palestine for Jawish im­ !3g..'.33£fcaii---- — wbich tha commission ha* been df* lion Csachoslovakla'a (Hwitinn migrants." reeled to make." . « “» by Foreign Minister Jpii Alaaaiyk and- Egypt's derls ___ . Ha close-1 tha Investigation the statement to rcporUtm that tulloii was made by Mahmoud -ha may ask the President to rule Fawsl Bey. treirtlaa** (>««• M s* Oa*l whether tha commute* can see the Colombian d e l e g a t e Ali-erto meets, and similar public attrac­ ..............1 “Thera ere lust the two of us and the baby and Southern Twin-Pack tionsalcs Fernahdet declared Ida tions. A committee was named . - file*. - -r ■ ' h country fully supported the par­ to consider the matter. Bread la ]ust right for our needs. When we open a loaf of Twin-Pack tition plan. He urged an immed­ Earlier In . th* meeting,, Mr. 1 ~ j we use only a small amount And,the rest ot the loaf is always fresh iate U.N. appeal for n cessation Shames read a report by Presi­ of- vlidenee^ln Palestine. for the next meaL“ ‘ dent Bitting on the activities ♦ Mrs, M. J. Morrison, r L A K E S U C C ES S , Oct. H W — nf the Chamber of Commerce dur­ ',*, . ( r e a l . e s s e I w e r e a r n e t ) price, about double tht'iold^ rote. Poland today urged ihc UnilrJ ing tha past year. Among the • * t Dayjona Beach, Fla. t projects promoted during the ye*r Tbe new requirements appar­ ently hail little effect m l market Nations to drop all oth>r proposed wen* the deepening of tha 8b arlcas vartenlay. when j h a J S : loluliimt to the Palftline piolil^jn .1fihnx HIvnr I bn bus slat inn. aaJin In th o u san d s of hom es th ro u g h o u t th e S outh, sm art sh oppers T ^ rimi anJ rqncrnt/ale on plant to-psi- station, aighl-ieaing U*al* on the futures prices were higher on the lilion mfw, the l |o|y Ivtnd .into rcpaul rivqr,. tourist program, gilder ; like a ttra ctiv e ^Mrs. M otfiaon a rc -fin d in g S o u th ern T w in - : > - -v* tx - , meet. .Labor D»y Celebration, aaij. k. a. Bread " ju st rig h t" for th e ir needs. T h e y know from S S & J S R S S S tS t: * "J A ,.k I,*# A 4 , qulsltfon of "Ota Naval Air Station up 6 to dtk • cent hlglier.-Corn was ■At the same lime, Poland de­ by tha Cily and many ainallar m eal-planning expericrice th a t T w in -P a cjt’s double w rapping up I tb 384 cents, December fin- manded action to permit immedi­ activities. , keeps S o u th ern Bread fresh and* flavorful longer. O nce you filling at 12.21 'v-N . “One of tha outstanding favor­ ate immigration of ^ 0,000 Eu ­ ——'In the first-volunteer Maallasa try S o u th ern B read w ith th e h an d y zip p er opener, you top able Indications i have noted," Tuesday, live' meat prices de­ ropean' Jewish refugee* into Pal­ Mr. Bitting wrote, "la the aplrtt will find it “ju st rig h t" for y o u r nepds. E n jo y th e th rift and clined In some of the leading estine. despite vigorous protests of cooperation of all organlaa", convenience of th e double-w rapped half loaves—pu t S o u th ern m arket*. There also was n drop • gainst further Jew ith immigration. liana and cillsan* for tha con-j in price* of wholesale IniUer. /T w in -P a ck B r e a d on y o u r sh o p p in g l i s t every "time you Poland's position wav outlined limit-d baltarmant of thalr city; flour in thn'New York area and need bread. ... Chicago butter and egg future*. by Joirf Winicwicr before the this kind of cooperatljn is necasIrkL*’ t * I —. L---,.-A -T Bread pH res in Detroit advanced General Anembty's 57-nation Pales­ sary for continuad growth. Our : . » _____ own organisation has Increased its I ■g'Cant a loaf, following the gen tine commillee, which already had membershijv to over. 100 new mem­ ansi trend across tbe country. heard Uruguay and Panama sup­ bers and Ha ■aulwcriptlona over Twelve lliouxniil- voters ns In veterans' hosnlUls In fllinoia port the partition plan and llu 12 warrent. ' “Tha above accomplish m m ’.» Wisconsin" and Indiana observed Moslem dominion of I ’akiitan line P R IIO are impfaaslva and have- added Ihelr first mealless daya yester up with the Arabs opposing it. day. Ail official «»id there would to tha vary material growth #nJ WinieiVics did not specifically strict compliance with tb» accept the partition plan, but he prosperity that the City has an.p r o g r a m e x c e n t w h o ra special toyed. I considvr it a privilege **> eipresird opposition to both the have served this year aa Proal, diet* are needed. ..Meanwhile. In' another aspect Arab plan for an independent dant and l pledge my continued of > e fnod-prlre situation, the Arab state and the minority rec­ cooperation to my successor »nd cost of shipping fond . and all ommends,lions of the UN S|>eciat the orgenlxation." freight Increased 10 per cent and Hr. 8hames commended tne i l<>i*l Ca Committee on Palestine (UNSCOP) I e iw . < • p*saangar fares «n manv rail President for this report and *1*° reads operating In the South wart for a fcderaliied state, boosted. The country's railroad Poland's declaration made it expressed hi* appreciation of the froight rates, which have a dfr- clear that the eastern European work of Mr. Hlggina during the 5Nt' effect on the cost of living, countries were not following a un­ past year. J. L. IngUf presented • tvera Increased 10 par cent by ified Soviet bloc policy on Pal­ tha treasurer’* report and Mr. th e Interstate Commerce Com- estine. Yugoslavia and Caeehoslo- Lasher reported on th# •« « * “ tha r#e#ftt trip he and letWlaslon, vakla already had taken differ­ of Hlggina made to Washington ent positions as members of whara CAA official* assured IUNSCOP); Csechoslovakla sup- them of early transfer of tha Havana Dancer uorted the nartitlon plan and Yu-, navy proparty to the City. roslavia advocated a federalised SM tOsoOswe* tmm Owl •tala. I___ _ ~j .dancing costume. I told him I had There still was no definite Inhp ---moner, ----- must work ami must r gS0'b*Va-costumes. Jack aaid he was Aicatjon s« t» tit* stand either Vit*Bussle or th* United Statra would ' Japing io sell mv eloftie*. “ He said inside, *1 have changed ••V». RmH wero expected to make ATHLETIC j«,V tnlnd, I am going to kill you. •hair rosin p*1l*»- *tst»roen*s ls(^r 'M* work, possibly Thursday nr "Ton know too much about m s' “l t r start ad toward ma. He Pr»d*“ . reached for something, repeating |l.» r.* LaoroiVara Inclod*w R t o .............................. kill me, I.looked . vaI n m *** going v»»n* and r-ccb''>l'*v*Vta, god snied the nlato] In the ■ U’lnt-wl-— c'l-t Pol*nd honed t nicked un th* mm. IIs *k»* «t «,-■* c,,»itr« tl* n Jo*r-*h I? to get up fro mthe bunk. •»*d Arah r«l-Mons coxtd »st«h. 'Jack, let ma out; of thla •Ished *», h - K*xls th*t a hi(--(- ' -tl.-^t «!«,)* -vr-nld thla p o in t venerable presld- So t.«* “• •-liitlss r Cristobal Mere. 'order- •* * ht »«t *♦*»« cAitid m ( Pistol brought IA, r< ih« ,t» si lust nn« at tha SPORTING GOODS Ifer testimony, tha 22- h* t defandant who danced r*-*# cM I f t y w 8w4 W «* m * S atlraJ said aha IVi- astUtWmigm SM East First Straat “TV- twiisl— —vv-v -■-•vails and intlra*)* with Mm “af«t In Hav.\naH Ijpd that • r- See *—5*," ha islit Russia t~*V *ha natiMon at Hat thalr first quarrel her* springs' special Falastlna aaaslan Says If Any Congrcss—wnen Are- -fiisfoyair PcopleShould Know I County. Board s Freight Rates - Kiwants Meeting MARTIN K OUTBOARD MOTORS ROBSON SPORTING GOODS Palestine Partition What Women Lik-e About Their Launderette Store LAUNDERETTE OF SANFORD s justrightforus C Of C Election Food Program FSiiPa ^1H "*'*,'u SHOES ROBSON ___________ _ , . - ,fAc . ' . ■- • k ■ i - •, t �G» In U fr itj t I» t " T H E S tr e n g th — To Protect (ho P u n of (ho World; , To Promote the Prof root of America; T a Prague* proeparily for Ssnford. W P *FH ER _T Partly cloudy through Friday, 'ridtiy »ctn»r.d thundershow­ er*. Gentle to. moderate rariiM e wind*. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER V O LU M E X X X V II! Established 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA THURSDAY. OCT. 9. 1917 Millions Of U. S. Rocket Planet Reported Rent Increase Flying At 1,700 Miles Per Hour NLRB Said To Granted Under Americans Aid FoddPfogram Be Crumbling ControlLaw . By ROHERT 8. BALL -------------— (S taff Correspondent Of Tho DatraU-KawaV ■— (Copyright, ,1941, by th* Detroit News) - CLEVELAND. Oct. 9 OPl—American robot planet hav* crashed the some barrier at blistering iperdt in ihe-nrighborhood of $1,700 milet an hour, a high government official revealed today. The flight! have been earned on for monthi from a Inpely jtLnd off the Virginia Coa»l, where the National Advisory Committee for Ae­ ronautics (NACA).hai a small eiperimrntal station. This disclosure of American ptogresi in the field of supersonic flight — which la flight fksterp than the speed of sound — wai before we have a piloted aircraft By ASSOCIATED PRESS prompted by publication Wednes- break through the ionic barrier Egg price* climbed today In day.of account! from England of 1750 mile* an hour at 30,000 feet), b it wholesale market* aa the the 900-mlle-an-hour flight of although h« will be flying a turnation** eon*umer* observed bo-Jat plana with a rocket booat.” pilotless rocket craft. th* first eggtes* and poultry* . Aa In the English experiment*, th* government spokesmen said. leaa Thursday requested by the' American rocket thins are President Truman in (he camWILMINGTON. Ohio, Ocl. 0. launched, at high altitude from a p sljn to save food for Europe. fast-flying bomber. Their controls l/P)— Air Force experts already Egg prices ad i a need fully a are pre-rot "to *tend them Hiring are planning automatic flight ex‘cent ■ doien In ths New Vorlf rJments with jet fighters and and Chicago wholeaals marinto the tea after a Bight of 20 rger transport! now that the kata. E x t r a fancy heavy­ to 30 miles. weight white* brought 6# to Telemetering devices installed push button system has proved 67 cents a doreit in Nsw'York In the robot automatically trans­ itself in an 8,000-mile, round trip and U. S. Extras No. 1 sold at mit pertinent data to observers to England. SI to 10 cent* In Chicago. Officials from Wright Field aloft and on the ground. Radar also la used, to track the rocket and tha Clinton county air bat* Br ASSOCIATED PRESS plane throughout 'Its brief but here are unwilling to discuta such Million! of Amrncsn! who atr sensational*flight. . projects for quotation, but they "It will not be rjiany months lO ts iittts •* f i t s Ktahtt joining in tuppoil of Prciidrnt Few Restaurants Re­ ported - Protesting Not Serving Eggs; ^Distilleries Kick G Associated Press Leased Wire N O . 235 U. S.-Russian Secrecy Convention To Limit Request Is Okeyed By Action To Blast; Housing Expediter; Stem trom Reveals Plans O t : E S .f K ; Pickets Are Arrest­ Lumber Prices. Hit Giants Club A t Jaycce Meet speakincouton Paed At Struck Plant By Senate Group le s'tine Situation Hv MAX HAM. “ The Gi*nt« are taking e*rr lmk sleek ro-? ■ m*! .-uh L A K E -SU CCESS, Oct O-W t— tiling! attached." Julian Stenilrom told Ibe -etn<nole Cnirn'r lun-or Mounting «mil! power fe\*nfment Chamber of Commerce at it! noon lunche o r>e-ito; ft - ’ Isyl»>i against ifcrery matnUthed, by the Inn today. United Stale! and Rum s on their "The G'anti are going to own and operate the Ssnfcfd Cejery f’e j reiprcttve 1’ ilrihnv pcbciei (Uted entry in the Florida Slate I esgue for the next fwe !•,,» m connrctisn rtito the -open tcd.vy but filled with their school and Irarting t.m ip'in Sanlnnl They tr- g-ing to gri to *peed up declaration! from all the equipment of the Sanford* ihrt* two msypr power*.* club, and they will* aUo'be pre­ Sir Mohammed Zsfrullab Eh»n. sented with the contracts of some delrgate- from PakitHn. acgticd 16 hall players In addition to the over the d*liy in big pewer po‘uniforms, bats and ball*;*’ Sterrstrom stated. icy statement!, p/cpoied th it tha "W# have on* man to thank 57-nation Paleitinr' committee of for ..interceding in bringing the tbe United Nation* A**emb!y Gianta to Sanford," Steostrom rloie iti tfebxte immediately, with­ added. "That man is J.din Kridrr, • — #■- . out heaiiin the -tpeat-nation*. 11147 manager of the Celery Fed*, Hr. Heibeit V. Lsatl ol Au*who-contacted and presented the plan of training camp and school t.i- C arl. Hnhhell. Chief nf |h. Giant farm aysten ."JUnaMrom as­ *ugge»lion but-that he bad lo fob serted. "Much creilit Is al« > duC low- the established titles of pro­ Mr. Edward Higgins »f the' Senior TA! bVIIASSl I '. CM. 9 i.n cedure. He «aid there wa* a Chamber .of Commerce who a* listed ahlv in completing the nr A l^nn countv quod puy to.bn ’’teaionaMe" chance thsl the P*lrecommended i policy of tough clu .e tlebite mrghl be rioted 8 Stgotlationa.’t he added. Gonlon Bradley. *ectetarv ■•( ltealm*n! (or rilltlis«t*e look. th l . nrgani«»tion,-e presented n which it t*n! were brngmit* ("■ " "irrfior“‘ Davtn C.lin'd » of *Et •CV Slstemenl on'C IO me o| the rlierk for fdnn to Mr- K ir)’, tiw lro rlrrocfitt m i ! i l*itl nil'll S.dtnd-.r then suggested that » Curlett ami .Mr Randall Chase deadline*be. five ) for delegation* Thr rent eontrol law provid'd N litB I for the Kernald-Caughton Me­ enre on minor* «ol ||o iu l» S lit- to get on thnie speaket'* li*lfor creation of local advisory Meanwhile in New York, one of morial Hospital A-s-Tciation to u«e Uni*et»itt stud'riti Serietaiv of ? t* 'e ^1 trahlll did board* In ,*ome (W)0 rent control the firm* that consolidate mer- on the mat ernl tv v e t ion' of the The gi ,iut pjn. in Ms. present not j.iirnd lo jay '* Palestine sea-* area*. The»e board* were empow- chnndise shipments tier* for move­ mrnl. re. nmmeiul*d' th it lu j g a ns .■on but we* \ai t t i b<- keeping -red to recommend I t) increase* ment lo stores throughout tho hospital. ,r touch with the Palestine In rants, (2) discontinuance of country complained tn the Nation-1 Bradley stated that the Jayree* legillv div Icon fountv “coustcU. ct’ Moi shall bed an appointcontrol#, or (3) continued control* al l.*t>or Relations Board about ; are contemplating placing foot the srfivi.rlutitv of miporing sail ptnlilrm luer” In New Pork thi* efternoon sign* on the Del.and highway Iwthe strike of more than 4.000 truck without Increase*. . tweeu tli« I tke )h>iinie l.titlge lentenrci ntlie. llirn fm*i nun;* ylll- I’niit. i'l-tnil At .‘vend, forCreedon la lequlred by the lav driver* employed hyrthe Railway and the city limit* »dverti*ing !oni run* n led of violatianl «f ■ r * up, i i , , 1*. 4 - u l e a - t ' l s k l l to net within 30 days on any Expres* Company. \ . the liquor fswt." I he city nnd w etromiug toum t < Samuel S. Stern, counsel', for recommendation made to him.In the perl, mil t»p|e*tr», b,ve | Two sign* nte tn be placed soutii rests, largely in th* handa nf In- Fast Service Shipping Terminals, of the city. ) orilv rarely been giverf. >ien w h'nj Inc-, announced last night that It Thua, the *perd of any future ac­ The liomd of rlirerlnr* of’ tji • the defendtnt hi* be*n convict'.I j tion* undar thi* aection of the law had film) charge* ■<( illegal see. oodarv .boycott and »n’ #ppcal fnr otganUatiim o.ted__ imh!i*!t th?. repcatrdlv________________ I--------- i. rat -board*. — ■an inf unction. City bpitlget m r.intieelinti witli'lh* The housing 'expediter's an­ The * gtand _jury »|» i iccom •The striking Union* I,ocnl tlOB of | ,,<’»tj Out The .Vote Campaign mended p«dlorkinc of twn nouncement emphasised that ap­ this InUrnationa'i Browierl.oorl x>f|su iu*t people of the city proved tent increaaes may be apffHitnoriml« soiilli *»f TntlihS Teamsters, promptly announced it t-miTd tee whet* the money t* it"fin ‘ whffli itir ft Mtr^ii* kitlFrl tM ( fti fi Monroe pU ed_anlx_"il_tbe t l m e a n d i n j had aeuuuiogtaula- tu.Chailo* -T— jug _ iu Uic__city- nx|uuulUULC\. »*-- * WW*'**K tite maimer provided by leas* |>t“ ; Douda, fTiftf\ iT\vrt*ri*T£T j fi i !r ,n "* regional NI.RUdirector, t )m*k Morrison. Vtnecul Feel and n > -i »■ irw r4 ln f w *L vision* nf local ’and atate law*.' and Robert N. Denham. N I.tlB ! Marvin Dial have iwen nppointfd I find *i« i•1«- nuittlfM t. |i. mi . ■ t k* im iikjiitfi l Jimmy Hi U m <mr n •'<*- Mp IL*#* i nl,'*r***d » ’n " "landlord* and tenant* who general counsel, asking that the ** H*** dlirlnif ihr ni«ht IW» hav* entered into a voluntary chrngrs he dbimi**ed on grounds nil M committee to assist Clifford Mii't n fff^rntid written Irate agreement in accor­ llie union is »iilijecl hi the Rail­ Aide* oil the voting campaign. iHctmfht mrniotf Wslliiini 81 H rfc rcL orifcrl tin a measuring stick near CUlke dvetrif of the Vocalioiisj bifid in Moot hot tin' office of .Tsisiiml Trails at dance with the provisions of the way Lalmr Art and’outside NLRB Rehabilitation Service ^ nf .the the fjl. John, RP'd i.tne lutiiding housing and rent act of 1947 are luriadiction. If preerfut law* pcvjmt. the Stale Depart merit of . Education, Th.. water *Mll lacks several dot subject to any subsequent acAnd In IvouUvill#, Ky., Jeffer­ Jury **hl. all i<vA • 'iinche* nf ttoing over the *<v* wall tlons which provide for blenket son countv polite arrested several highlightn.t the wotk of the or grand t.e icpiired to ch>.c ftom ml t i fl|;||| (j,,, pier, but opinrreaaei 'o r for decontrol of a pickets, an International Union gariimrinn in agristing th* physi­ j , M-(|,,n Fork it is several defense rental area,*’ the housing Representative and ordered th* . cally li»miicn|iped ill olitalnin-t night tn 7 A..M nod if there no law* by which cl-nuig t'm "’ inrhc ..... u rn .... the -• n■■■ i l onto the end training through:--expediter said. "Such leese*. ac­ removal nf automobile road blocks and state spnnsoied j rati hr* cnfnteed H utged be I i c u m , »hirli ** ' "red with water cording ----- -------to--the law, must continue . . .at the itrtke-bound International , government Hegidature In tnke utrh artlnn J 111 bvacinths <>nt' tin- f**t that the ** xgraed-upon rent^at least | | >rrM)er Company plant here to- *Bcur v ! is!.*- IV*» ruli »ltU rt*r>ffrng ________ T ] imiiVi* t! wnrii-D***n!bas 31. l iUa-------------- rit.n’ ---------------— , ----------Dttfrr •*- r t Tr v m!rand tfi'v -n "tTO II* wa» referring to a *ection Mai. V rrd Hauler, isiiatant r b ' i—id -,!. however. of the rent control lew which al .ounty polire rjiief, is id |,|oyd f >0 p p A p p r ^ k C f l J O T IC f 7 ! juoV* are u»n.ba» tksng'm' ' j (ln(v)rd -Pyrk IIMIl Jo k e -ran t InarAlM-SU) to •?.! /J’q l I.pimld;JClie LajEi*’ -' ‘ Jenttowrl os *Cc«.t_LL*M'. , ttiMUasM • r r ii » s.mbii f*1»o s ir 1illljiwiitted Of it,- almtenta ....... rb " ids | . 1 ’ ’-■!»,!; tnara^i WASHINGTON. Oct. 9 U P )A blanket 5 percent increase n rents in tbr Louisville, K y„ area and removal of c«ilin| in part of one South Dakota area were approved today by Housing Expe­ dites Frank R. Crecdon. It was the first. action under a section nf the new rent control law allowing blanket increases. Creedon acted upon recommen­ dation of local rent advisory boards created tinder the Rent Control Extension Art of fall -Con­ gress. Simultaneouily, be approved continued controls on Charleston, W. Va.. Duluth, Minn.. Superior.. Wit., St. Petersburg, Fla., and New Castle^ lnd.._ at recommended by board* there Complete decontrol was approved for l,awrenre County, S . D., with the exception of the city of Spesr* fish. Thir. and the 5 percent increate in Jefferson Cnunly. K y . which inrludes louisville, became effective today. BOSTON, Oct. 9 (Ah— The CIO boycott of the Nations! Labor R* Utiont Board was crumbling fait today. Tbe CIO convention here nexel wt*k ts almost certain !o avoid any policy that would enusurig* a continuation of that bojrcott , Instead, the convention will make a strenuous attack on th* TsftHartl*y Labor I jiw . but will state that each of the 41 CIO unions must decide for'itself whether ta file complaints and petition! be­ fore the. rrorganired N LRR under the new law. Tliose facts became dear ,a» leaders o f th* CfQ hfld-m nyrml lee meetings to prepare for the convention. Reputtera learned that the lop officet* oj the CIO.- ptesrden*. serretry-lressurer. and vire-presirlrnts, came to an agreement last night o* the grneisl itibslsnre of s |vn| Jail Sentences A re Urged For Law Violators Leon County Grand - Attack Jooks |^ ; ;;; Jury^A.tVicks. Ncnr Tn II.Tliailsee Truman*! food conservation' pro­ gram scratched poultry and cggi ■ ---- off thetr-menui today.----f oday wai the first eggle«i and [ poultrylen Thuriday lince TruI man'i request for full luppoit of all citizen! in the campaign lo li r e food and although lurvrye ’-indicated that the nation'! first Meatlea Tuetdsy received only token obiervance. more wideiprrad cooperation wai predicted today. Moit reitauranli ai well ai m*n> housewives laid the notice for a WASHINGTON, Oct. 9. (W allen Tueiday wai too ihort NF.W YORK, Oct. 9 (/Pi— Fiench (AV-Undersecretary of State and their menu# had been planned Foreign Minister GcorRei Ridault William Clayton today said he # Leaden in three major farir wound up bis three weeks visit believe* normal trad* rela­ organizations- The American Farm in the Unilrtl Stales today after tion* between eealern end ICMItiaM aa ra p - !"***'* western Europe will be reblasting the new Communiit In­ ternational organisation in F.urope ■ turned ,** soon *■ production can be built up. Ho told re­ s» a "blunder" and an “ obstacle" porters he does not believe ‘o peace. th# flaw of toed# In channel* that are centuries old will be Bidault expressed belief that, slblacked'try patiUeal differ**-'~ 'though French Communists h*d tea between Urn eastern and inifi-d th* nine-nation Communiit j***t*rn nations. The under­ "Infotputiou' Bureau," the orgaxisecretary, w(io recently re- » SAN FR A N CISC O *O ct. 9 (/P I- ration would not dictate the af- _turned, from the International "Death oT 56-yV*T-dltr7o*eph A? fairs of France. trade conference*** at*Gdn#ve" and the Marshall Flan talks Padwgy. tteneral couniel of the The French ’ Foreign Miniiter at Faria, told reporters that American Federation of Labor, mad* his declaration in an in­ production la the Mr problem. threw the A F L convenlion inkIle *aid that one* th* eastern terview last night as he prepared itunned grief today and delayed European countries begin to ‘o hoard a plane this morning for here a normal output of a prospective ihowdown over Paris. He had been in the United goods, mainly food and raw Jo h n *L Lewii' refusal to lign an Statu at head of the French del; materials, western rountrie* • ' ‘ ant'-Cdittnuntitoatbr will be able to buy from them. •gation to the United Nations As#Padw av wai fatally ilrieken u*mblv and. aim for eoniullatjoni ’midway in a long and violent at­ WASHINGTON, Oct. 9 VP* with Secretary of Slate Marshall tack on the Tafl-Hartley Act on on France’s economic difficulties. The State Department admitted the convention pUtfnrm veilerda*. "Naturally..the alfair* of Franco today tha|' to far it it slump* .1 ----He—died— le i* thaw, -eight— h»u«» will not be settled in Belgrade or far w n ifl’ io fifa fiir t ihTesicmf later in Stonputf Hoipttal. .ihp'ko.f France's any other plkce." be declared." colls pic , . . . . dollar purchas, , in f. Urf-W O * delegate* • and A F L •They ’ will be d«k!W *Tn ’ P « rM “ « ^ “ e ,-w**u n ,h * «*«■ *eek. leaderf who had cheered his re-, Herve Aiphand. chief #f eco­ according to the rule* of democmark* without knowing he hail •a Er"—_ _ VA T IC A N .fJT.Y, Ocl—0 —. iwA'j rn sT - r t . 1, „ rh s r 'th rr r nrr' ‘ frrrm r'Setfttnnir-- tjnuntx-s-bsmimr^ nf nomic affairs for the French For­ •acy. * luitainetl a itroke on the ipeaker a Pope Puli’ tnfd s.liwnmni t t » fjghi*' and . “gambling I’nfummcr. reported this morning a -bed whMhw “ K r**/m —IHit eign Mihiilry. T a id hti rhuhfri of (hr rirmed services rom m ttter 11 j * nf cjistir** that th# chamber body (to* m»d* a trifo rm . present difficulties In Europe, un- will have to slop buying eftrniii.-im ag'd »n'i gam?* In Coticrcssnun—Jo anf the IV-B II,uise nf Represent ^ T h « ebtinky attorney. In 111I (Wattage* «« *•*■» v*«ou tial wheal, coal, and fata around stives yesterday that j " " . r i T ^ s T U e raie of atUmptM II li p i’ ks and ' < Tensrorx Spec bealth far »om* time., alio **"m"d Oct. I T unless outside help is iv , i « (l kfll- lord IlnJIand and I’ta-tde Pepper Only . i n » . , k " « » '• .« ! n S S . n. order may at times have need unaware of *h* seriousness of hi* pointing out t|i* demege that the Oct. 16 for candidate* 16 qdal pr fcTjtI trwtny said 63 person* tn s the strong-arm of force" . '» •- > forthcoming immediately. condition. II* wls#crark#d about to announce for the office of city ,, ,„f m|#£ , a„ th b lllgh w ntn of Dio fit. ’.tolmi River "SonO* enemi'a nf ju ttlrr ra u !" ig i 'ia* **r ,J "We are really facing a tragic his cttrm*ln*i» tn 'twice knocking b i, dmni- to farm*, road* and cstt’.e commissioner in the Nov^ 4. p n - , nnly 6o« fret yeatarday and that he hroughl lo lerm oRly by fore* " fa t such eslahlkhmtnta, I M i M H "« raw* Ittabt* irsslln se * Oa ran* rivet France Defends, I U. S. See* Early— Russia Hits U. S. French Collapse Foreign Policy W ithout Relief Bidault Says Forma­ Nation May Have To tion Of Comintern Stop Buying Food Communist Blunder And Fuel By Oct. 15 AFL Counsel Has i Stroke Blasting j^Taft-H artley Act Lake Monroe Level Approaches Top Of Bulkhead City- Registration Person* Nyrrcwlj; Rooks Open To 10/25 j MlBS 1,<'n,h lh , lant' Red Journalist*Arc Stoned By D.P. DUEflSELDORF. G erm vw . O '1- Fretght* Rate Hike m«ry ilittlo u . it w n ^nnourjutd, mgfgjM m ** Kmsaita. ..j because lt his- t* head thli mornlnir by City, M .n tg rr H. j u" ^ * •was —button and shut off So far, he said, no one has yet ' " n f ,, , ouslifled to run to eucceed Mayor ' J!1* , llpl in Cadillac,' Mich. .11. J . Out. and Georg* Bishop as i f " r *r * *" .tnUrVklfT 'commissioners. • bat a ternfic dive into which By ASSOCIATED PRESS „ — -l... the c r a f t plungjd yesterday Citisans who with (o vote, but Tha westhar across tha oountry hare not at any time registered -jtherwlsr would have been ipeedwas naar normal today, with below have until O ct.-25-ia-da so, said pLlPP io__th#t-_tho ship' would ftieilng tem p eratu ru ' reported In Mr, Bayer. Veteran* who ware have hit the ground tnsteetl of onlv on* section—lower Michigan. registered prior to entering the Imroing. Temperature* also dipped dur­ eervica are not required to re-regThe 48 passengers and five ing the night over other sactlons ietar. ha declared. crew ■were tossed about and of tha midwest and eastward to Requirements for registration bruised, but none was seriously tha Atlantic coast and the New are that a perron must be 21 years injured. Most continued on an­ England slates. Tha cootcil spot of ago, and hat resided In th* other.plane to Los Angeles. Sisto was Cadillac, Mkh., with a read­ state for 12 months and In 8an- said he did not know what caused ing of 25. ford for a t Uast six months. Reg­ the American Airlines DC-4 to W inner weather for th* Rocky istration for Uttea who with to dltra yesterday as it was cruising Mountain and plalna atate* was rot* in the Cjty Primary Is made at ’ 238 mile* en hour west of reported and higher temperatures at the City Hail. El Paso. also w#r* forecast for m oat of tha Nortji Central region. Rain was reported along th* north. Pacific Coast and In part* of West- VIr»ola. Virginia and North Caro- H E ? M S ,^ 1K r ,iS2fMw®u,| DjjP* To,25 ro Lieut. Gensrti »on* sir Costa Ftorida’$m 000 tested Brien BobarUon. Brltlab ORLANP<">, Oct. 9—W l—Fruit ' and vagatabl# freight rsla boot**, which will add approximately fponnoo *o Florida shlnper-grower bill* during the flrat four month* of th* rurrent »ea*on. bar* b*#n authorlaed. 8ec*etarv M*n*g*r John A. O’Rourke of th* Ore>w*ra and Shipper* Leagut •of Florida »eld. The increase!, approved by th* Interstate Commerce Commlialon. Averages $89 48 per cay on Florida tW aih eltru*. 125.62 on vagatable*. and 166.85 on canned eltru*. O’Rnuhka said. Th* new. rates will b* affective op three days notice from th* railroad*. Th* 10 percent incr**te. O’­ Rourke said. I* for an amargency iod until ganaral cases now or# th# O m m klon ran b* dis­ posed of. __________ ^ B commander, that they ware stoned during • n- -visit’ to a Displaced Person* camp yesterday near Hannovtr. Asserting the Brltlah gave them Inadequate pro’ectlon. th* Journ*ll|t* said that Ukrainian dis­ placed persona hurled atones as •he party was leaving th* camp In automobiles. On* journalist suffered a cut face ns n rock smashed through an automobile window, tha Russians said. Th* journalists added that while they were walking, through the camp J)l*pl#c*d Persons scratched ■ red star off th# Hrense plate of one of tho auto, mobiles parked near th* camp gat*. British officers on (h* scan* promised a full InvtstltaUon, th# journalist* ssld. S i*. tv n lm u ru . Location Of Children’s Homes Will Be Shown On New School Spat Maps , I ARMED .RESISTANCE ^ nuking of spot maps to Education to ba held at West Side School on Oct. 14. Booklets entitled, " A l c o h o l Talk# from the Laboratory" by a mealing held yaaterday at thr Howard Hamlin were dlatribuled office of Mlsa Ruth Hand, county for class use and will be used in school supcrvlscr, at thr Juhior health Instruction from t|>* 7th High School, Mis* Kami presided. to JSUi grades. Instruction In the The spot map* are pert of the use of this material was given survey of th* county required by during..the past week by Mis* the State Department of Educa­ Katie Sue Echols, consultant in tion pfjpr to distribution of etatr narcotic education of the Stole money for capital outley. W. A. Department of Education, as Id Teague was chosen, ai'chairm en Miss Hand. for tha survey for rural school* Harman E. M onk, chairman of and B. C. Steel* for City schools, school radio programs, announced Mist Hand reported that these would If* broadcast Mrs, J, C. Mite hall was directed Thursdays at from 2:00 lo 2:36 to contact,elvk dub# relative to P. M. observance of. American Education R. E. True Invited all who are w*A. intar** tod to join his faculty In a It wa* announced that Mis* class for Instruction in- physical Mary Bottle, specialist in s c h o o l education ________________________| ____ to ba conducted by.CJHI studies, will be (bar* during the Kirby, consultant of tba State week of Oct. 13 to assist teach­ Department of Education. er* in securing more adequate Mrs. Mitchell, chairman Jn serv­ maps and globes In tha schools. ice training for teachers, announeSb* will speak at th* county ja — RANK HOLDUP * U J t e d S e .rohm,r o S ! r a t ew » B E IR U T , Lebanon, Oct. 9 - 0 T ) J a S AS ^ & a w r n GROVE, P a , O ct 9. UP) Th* w _ _ .J . . ... Lawton exiled Mufti of Jerusalem, eluding two brother*, to serve sev­ — Two msn with aawad-off shot­ HaJ .Amin El HUaaelnl, arrived with principals and supervleere at guns today held up th# National Bank a n d Trust Company of Wo«t Grove and made off with about (9,000. GUNMAN WOUNDED FINDLAY, O., Ort, 9, (AVAn unidentified r u n m a n w h wounded today by poUr* after h# ##eapod from tba police sta­ tio n , and held them off for more J a m An hour br (h fra tia ln r to km Rector John Evans E do* of Trinttp Episcopal Church, here yesterday for sessions of tha Arab League Council called to discus* Arab armed resistance to any Jewish national atate in Pal­ estine. HAIL DAMAGTB CROP8 LEVELLAND. Tax,. Oct. t —UP) IliJl caused tn laaa than nn hour an estimated 12,000,000 datpaga Us crop*, building* and rasldanea* in the LeraiUnd aran yeatrrday, No one w*# seriously injured, wa, but severs! persona warn hit b the falling nafistonea. Tha hail tWO JIMA B IT aceompaniad Infr JL$4 Inches GUAM. Oct. 9, UP)—A typhoon rain, rail 40 minutes. accompanied by destructive 160mlle-an-hour winds twirled over MARTS TO CLOSE I wo Jima today, blotting out com­ NEW YORE. Oct. 9, UP) — Fi­ munications with th* small army nancial and m u a l H r exchanges caretaker garrison on that tiny Is­ throughout th# United States will land battleground of World War be closed Monday, O ct XI, In ohV. ■ terrene* of Coin mbits Day, * .■ • # i r-F* —n.n ! en years In Prison for printing leaflets i»iued by tha Jewish un­ derground organisation. I r g u n Zv*i Leuml. A fourth defendant, fa that;, of tha two brothers, wa* acquitted. 8C II00L MEETING Matter* relating to school millage and school district* In the county wars achddulad fox discus•Ion today a t the Nutating of the County Board of V«Wk Instruc­ tion. SupL T. W. \>ewton said this morning. V KUHBL 18 MANAGER WA8IIINOTON, Oct. H UP)— Jo* Knhal. who urod to be a fancy fielding flrat baAman for tha Washlgnton Benatcfea, eras named manager of tha duff today, knhal, 41, succeeds Ossie Bluest, who waa mad* head o f tha Senator's farm system, i f i ” ” tbe Pontiff told the group heided I said • e ,-. . ' ra p 'h rs in tide atca by—H 'p 1 -Ehmr (H-Moh— -B mH I * < > U ; ? It is u tiJ»ii[i v !" sa'd"$T*. H’gfore, should »w held always i n '. H .aUaaM .a fa** #>*>■■ I gio*. "thnt thoie mav hs some •* m e’r gency appropriations for gh#ck by law and order'nnd b*j . f ’ T f!o->d control in ^jte sta te of Flor­ exercis'd only In their defense J / m f l r T f i n i P L T J f f ’8 id* !P.d mir f'pre»#rit*t!'*e» have Nor i* nnv man law unto himself.]' - — •' h»*n request'd t'X Include the SE "If that principle war* every-j 'John! River valley aiaa In thei* where #rc*pted and acted nn! there wnuld^L*? .a g re n lw ' hearing h rid.at the Maycurtly among peoples. ' I’TV Resident* of the west Fort j I audeidst'e section .threatened j fall Inft .... last vest In legat'd to s “drsstlr action" a new dam flock canal hetween the St. Johns ID TENT FAOH RICHMOND, Va.. Oct. 9. UP>— jo the .noth folk of *he n-i th an I Indian Rivets, It was pofhtod Cigarettes to sell - for 10 cents a New River csnal. which thevlm jt bv #ngln*#rs.tfist Wtch ■ canil serve to tower the J d g h ^ a tpackage were envisioned today in a.inrt ,! m using** -vid-spr-ad :so.|Ji| er fable In the St Johns River the testimony of T. F. Flanagan, flood, is removed ImmediaWv. The Broward rounty drstnsge during fln<*d time. The cans! was chairman. Associated T o b a c c o strongly advocated by th* Semin­ Manufacturers, prepared for pre­ d isltk t hoard called, a meeting ole Counv Chamber of Commerce at th" dam earlv this afternoon sentation before a congressional In- reorefented try Mr. Higgins, and •ub-comniltlea on the economic re­ of .all Inteterird parties. port as it brought Its three-day clmjing nearly 300 families whose bv many other chamber groups ro ’"T” . hesrlngs her# lo'~a close. Flan­ bnmes were reported under watet Florid*. agan tadl this aale price would be In n IS-mit" are* of Fort Lauder­ possible under terms of a bill now dale Ariny engineer* at Jacksonbefore Cortxrets which would pro­ vide a graduated tax In place of sill* said they hsd no objection the present* straight 7 rent* a to the dame removal If a request wes made by the Brorvsrd Drain­ pack. POPLAR BLUFF. Mo., 0?t 9 age District —IJV —A nsgro man armed with VANDENRKRG ILL x eswsd o ff - shotgun, entered GRAND RAPIDS, Mkh., Oct. 9, R O \P RIDS polka hesdquartara bare today UP)— Senator Vsndanbsrg, (RTALLAHASSEE, Oct. 9. 0P>— ahd after announcing "this U Mkh), prckldant pro-tom of the James II. Crsgg* Construction a stfekup" shot and critically Senate, a ltd Mrs. Vandcnberg Company of Ocsl* today sulimit- wounded Police Officer B. J, ware In Butterworth Hospital to­ ted sn apparent low bid of |465,- Rtngg and fired another shot day, the Senator undergoing "a 1tn for construction of 2,225 miles which hit th* celling, A third routine checkup,” and his wife of a 64 - foot super highway charge jammed in the gun. recuperating from a second oper­ through the city of Daytona Reach. Th" n»gio then fled end dropation for treatm ent of a g*ll The State Rosd Department alro p si-h ii shotgun as spatial Officer received bid* for about 60 mile* James Dunn fired g volley at hlni. bladder ailment. of road and bridge improvement* Bragg was taken to a hospital DRIVERS U CRN8E8 ’ • In 12 other countle*. whrro doctors teld the charge Judge R. W. Ware today report­ struck tli* right slJe.pf hit face. ed that 66 lat*. applications fair, JOE TRACY OUT I* W. Bchroeder of St. Louis, drivers licenses h e i been made TALLAIIARSEE. Oct. 9 -(/F ) who was Jn the police chief* of­ after Oct, I. Tottf application* Jo« Tracy, 62, last known su r­ fice a t th'e time nf the shooting, •re 360 more that, last year, he viving member of tbe Asiday said the negro carried the guts' •aid. * Gang-which terrorised Florida In under his coat, thrown over his Due to co-opaiwlon by the Her­ the early days of the boom, was right arm. He dropped hi* coat! ald In publicising tha sale of released from prison on parols and hat a* ha turned to fit*. % licensee, he declared, there war* yesterday. no long tinea of applicants this , r “ mrs TTi Utra dies Ha was tervng a life sentence veer and nobody ham to wail as for murdering Peachaa Peep las, -WASHINGTON. O ct 9. V P)long a* 15 minutaa Jb gat a lic­ Orlando Negro taxi drUar. P m h le n t and Mrs. Truman, the ense. Ha was assisted tn issuing Hit parole will be revoked if Whl{e House said today, ar* join­ Iloanset by Mrs. Laths Fowler, ha enters Orange, Union, Sem­ ing m esu g e’of .sympathy tp Pre­ Mrs. W. B. Ellarba and Mrs. C, inole or Osceota Countlaa—acenes sident Dulra of Rraiil on tha Removal Of Oam Neprro Tries Stick-up, Injures Policeman 1 •i �PAGE s i r R J,___ THE SANFORD 1IERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA ■ '■ W ED N ESD A Y, O CT. 8 , 1947 Trade Agreement Chinese Official W ashington Daily Nation’s Food Saving Program Is Vaccination Stopped Epidemic * (IVFederal albuS f i « Funds ri r __■ fb m Palm Beach Canal Demands Look A t . . . Raising Quite A Few Eyebrows fSees Comintern Aa Tbiaeanwh la uow in progroai. >a*>- erediu front Britain, u Of Raines, D octors A re Told between West Palm Beach artdI .Th? - f " * 1 ron,S‘fn“ *"‘ ‘Move I'ovfard War 4 H r JAMK8 MxUll.OW , (o Europef 20-Mile Bend. Obstructions wUhin WASHINGTON, Oct. 8 </V)—If No. The Idea la to save grain. ,h '' W W ot * trBd# CSC “ Sm ear File” ><>A'ic u little p u itlnl at thin point Grain la fed rattle and poultry, NANKING, Oct. 8 (A1)—Chen A TLA N TIC C IT Y , Ort. 8 <AV Vaccination clinic* for dogs that the canal are being removed to pact. In I.bndon a government increase the discharge of fi°« l M urce aabl iorfaV iliiU in liy some of the government's food- The less meat and poultry we eat Ll-Fu, China*! influential minister itopi>ed a wildfire spread of rabies were desertbad to the American Pubftom thg I^ k y I t t l ill iir- Jlaiiijx akr w e “in. a ibettgr* ptrsri' .1(1Vi(lie program. thl* u n i# r.« , too. meami, in the end, las* grain to of urggnlxatinn. toilsy declared !ic Health' Association trdsv bv lit. f t J m i . F a oJ D., Airway ^Wer the general water f t|on to KUarantev deliveries now" Russia aaaaSahiishad lire Oopiintrrrr ler /ritiig o f the New York State. Health Department. Albany Hrreral week* wuu T .ft ih .m . . —-1 -flooded regian*. ( ln view of new plam-s for increaS1'hlu Kepbbllcat) iiu ro c ilc -lw e — And the tfrain ao saved can be as “A Soviet effort tp create her An epidemic of rabies broke nut in animal* in upstate New Yotk m Retiablliiation of the old atatc lmr industrial production, could save food for Europe if we'd shipped to Europe which needs own 'United Nations’ organisation "rat less.” . it. Hut how much grain will be because she Is unable to impose 1944-47, wi’h nearly a ten-fold increase over the normal numbers in­ levee between Qlewiaton aiid| Each government has expressed tujxatpm e ---the--------talks,^ —,,----About a week ago President savrd by the meatless Tuesdays her will on a majority of tha fected each year, Df. Korns said. D ie epidemic was unusual because Moor* Haven protecting the Dia. j a “desire" to but Britain wants Russia first* to UN." W ASHINGTON, Oct. h tin Truman suggested we could save and chicken-less Thursdays? tha rabies Spiead to foxes and*pay lip the unpaid balance of a Chen, sometimes described .as to cattle. Tire Waihinglon Evening Star, I food if we‘d "waatc.leas." lie called This writer called Luckman’* ofnella infections in human* waa ment plant furnished by the Corps:debt Insullm m t due la st Aug. 1 wielding power almost equal to for a voluntary food-saving profice. Luckman waa out. The writer coming out .for round two of » In a two-year program,, splb/a-, gram. spoke to - his assistant, David Chlang Kai-Shek's in the-. (Cumin- blcs vaccina waa given to dny* /•ported.by A rthur H, Wolff,* Nor­ of Engineers Tub-office /at* Clew* 1“^Iv half was paid, ikitmitli with R e p . Hoffman | At the same time he created a Noyes, and asked: How much tang (government party), told the in 2J roUntles, and In 12 counties man D. Henderson, and Grace L. iston. '(R-Mrch.), declared today that "if citUcni conirniitn- to work out a grain will he aavqd by Luckman'* Associated Press: Me Cull uni of the' Michigan Slate The 4-tirk Involved restoration I smdariiig will be in accord with "W ar la certain to be the finkl the dog* were rvvaecinatcd. In ten Health Department; L ansing.---- of tfw , dike . to .protect auproxithere are jA u & fV ty al .m»n4>ct»w*f (■khI.raving Jrrogrrtn with Charles' proposal?.■ g ifthway and •antrsl countie* particularly, be raaull't-tmless the world's strong > The salmonella infections anNoyvs said he doesn't know, mately 0,000 acres of sugar care ‘”c ,on,*‘ ‘.SV*1 material will be Congteu tha.pgupla have-a light I.ur|<ninn. IkmciL huiiiitiiinon, as said, dog rabies has essentially natlo n ren d their bloc-building. chairman. •that figures are being closed by germs closely related used os In the resurfacing of to know it. “There ha* been a wrong Idea In disappeared white fox and cattle In.iyphnid- baccUL -In-m an they and other areas used for-divers, GtfffeVa' -AVehUfr” -------------•Sunday night, in a radio address, 'that-everyon* connected with Luckfled Tanning, Col. TeaK said. Ire' ncv.ip.ipcr said, however, l.uckman asked us to “rot. k-ti__majLi*iwftklng furiously,rabtrx -omtinued n r w ro r.' TtiSM tha-. m inds-of v ie fo rn a tio m rin . ,*thpt the cause acute intestinal ailments, The Board took np action, aaid -that llrere-t*-"no*bari»—' for 'H off­ TiTsave’ rfmd'for Europe. main idea is to get the people World War Two that war has ten c<aintie* vaccinated more than sometime* severe blood infections, Mr. Herndon, on County Judg* achieved freedom of equality for 70 (o-rcent of their dogs. The a t­ He asked Us to "rat less meat" started saving food. man to interpret one of ill *rdl may lx- fatal to children It. W. Wore'* refusal to pay back we fought." he said. "The tack rote in vaccinated dogs has and lorialt as "charging llrat some —none oil Tuesdays—“eat leas Noyes was asked: "If Luckman which Doga frequently may I* carrier) fee* claimed l,y the County. Tha present situation is not more than liecn only une-vightaenth of that II aillM f* Il-w r u * flBSt pmitry arid eggs”—none on Thursdoesn't have figures on how much of the germs, they said. membeii of Congteu are ditloyal." •lays—and daily to save a slier of food ran Ik* savrd by his proposal, an intermission in fighting. of a nurnlur of roads waa award­ reason for taking no action, Mr. in non-vaccinated dogs, Dr. Korn* The first cate of anthrax, and ed The controversy began ycitrr- bread. "Unless the strong nations said. to the Dickinson Construction Herndon lieclatt-d, was because how does he know If will be enough a fatal one .traced to elephant day when Hoffman called two Does “waste less" mean the and how does be know It won’t l>e abandon their efforts to gather Co. of Lakeland which waa auth­ the Board was working under the Foxes are being trapped with satellites around them. We are apparent orised to resurface the following direction of the State Attorney tusks waa reported by Pr*. R»y mbers of the Star editorial itaff sanu* os "rat less"? Charles Hots, too much?" suecesa to combat rabi­ Noyes 'said he thought it would certain to find ourselves In World es in those animals, he added. M. Scldeman and Kenneth M. roada, according to County Clerk General and the bill had bean (ore the I iouie F.apend.turev Mr. Truman’s ..-cretary seems unrendered to Judge Ware in com- ' -* willing to agree to that. be enough, that after all this food- War Three whether we want it or Except for one human case in 194G Wheeler of the Connecticut State 0. P. Herndon: Cammillre, which hr brads, and pliance with Attorney Gcparal Aiked about ‘ It, he said Mr. saving at the table !• only part not." . Heard*! I Avenue from Celery another in 1844, thrre haa Health Department, Hartford. The Tom Watson's ruling. Chen aald reestablishment objected to an editorial wliicli ran Truman originally cmphaslied that of tbe grain-saving program which . „ , of the and ln \r oi'.'no k ^ A« nu' to Cameron City, a dlam„ ei • hla voluntary food laving program la going to get grain aaving by I Comintern would have little effect beer no human rabies In upstate victlm was a worker in a piano-kev U n n of |h Monday. industry and had been sawing rlA child usually it able to draw own Cqmmunlat pro­ New- York since 1030, he said. Cameron Avenue from Celery Tfie editorial commented on the ii u "waste less" program rather farmers and Industries which use •«" A survey indicating that dog* epiiHnt tusk* imported from Af­ Avenue to Geneva Avenue, a dis­ a circle before be ran draw a Mem. “There never has been a than one of voluntary rationing grain. committee’* investigation of what and of eating less. square. the source of tome aklmo- rica. . Noyes waa asked one o th e r! bait In activities of international may tance of one mile. Hoffman rail* a “ smear file” kept Communism, whirh slijipiy went Hut If voluntarily doing without question: Slpea Avenue from Celery Ave­ by the Civil Service Commission. meat on Tuesdays and poultry If Amrrican are not to eat meat underground when 1Moscow an­ nue to the Tallroad crossing, a, D ie Commission srt up the fib- and eggs on Thursdays Jsn't Volun­ on Tuesday* or-poultry or eggs nounced dissolution-of the Second distance of one quarter ,■mile. . — ► ,— . . . • on Thursday!., w h a t . should .they, International,'' .h n said ....,. Previous to resurfacing, it will lie i in • connection' with an invrtliga- tary rationing, what is it? rr»ntla>eea tr»m rs s * OsD S i'a V M S ifS (r* m 1 N |V A s i l ■ Tint vetea n"pa rt y leaik r unrged ^ m >.»■ r . And a«w-Senator TWl’s fellowoe a n then t unknown <Jea( widened to 18 feet. be put into effret on five British tnade 4nn - o l the lovaily o f, Tnlh.it Ur|lull,ilMn. K,'nator Wherry of nft‘ dH“ttioSe dltya to Kalb save on international» acceptance * nf de­ grain? Th# road from the Oviedonotice but the roads gave no with the A/aba not tq allow a cmnlovrri. Nebraska, says: Novas said there was no answer finition* of what is right and what indication when they might art. Jewish homeland, he declared Ha Ganevm -Jiighway toward Florida is wrong as tha first step toward Hoffman says some C’ongrrsiMr. Truman's food-saving pro- to that yet. He said the main point Not all of the railroads had asked told of how for l.BOU year* the Avenue as determined by Com inen’s names are on the list nod giam is a "100 percent" endorse­ now, since food 1* needed In. general-agreement, adding: land, had been arid and disease missluner B. C. Dadd for appro xpermission to boost the fares. “There is little use in attem pt­ h# has demandrd. that the com­ ment of Senator Tnft’a "eat 1#ta" Europe, la to. gat a food-saving * ‘ rail lM h > , In sanctioning thr general infested; of how it hail been re­ imately one and a half ing to Bcttla disputed when one mittee be given a look at it. The proposal. * program started. The Lake Mary road from the freight ' rale increase, the ICC claimed by the Zionists until to­ nation catl* itg actions morally Commission has turned him down, Seminole Country Club toward Luckman aald Sunday recipe* So at this point the food-saving made exemption* in the move­ A* tb» committee hearing yes- piograrii seems to be involved a for the use of substitute food* right whlla another describe* ment of coal, coke and'iron are. day, the mortality rate was less l-ake Mary for appruximhtely un* than here in this country. He these action.* a* wrong." terdsv Hoffman suggested to H. bit in semantics—the meaning of will l-e prepared and made public a half mll#a. Chrti criticised the United States St the request of the railroads. In pointed out th at Jaws, freed from and 'l l . McKclwnfc. editor nf th- Star, wjjrds—and in politics, too. The Old Orlando road from as the campaign goes along. j for failing to have some pron­ those ralcvorirs, the ICC permitLongwood aouth to tha race track and John M. Cline, rhief editorial Noyes said everything can't be ounced opposition to Chinese Com­ ted a specific Increase of I0 to l.* | fM **? Doe* l.iirkman want us to go or. about three quarter* of writer, that n caption over Mon- without meat on Tuesdays and done at once, that time is short, munists, as it has against cent* a torn •lightly t under, the ) **, ,rl,r * ll>|^ ) '>ggg«jy je lth much -d a y ^ - -xiiD» isU»*»*boe-nUieloysl pinittry n m rrgg* no Thursday ao ttmi-Lm-kmarr-and hia-romtmttee- muntSUftn Ahieru-aT'^" * a p pi let (Tother ^reight. . | . Jr“uUl* f,v' i • mile. The Cemetery Hoad in Geneva Congressmen” might lend readers more of all of them can tie shipped are working as fast as they can. T h e railroads, whlrlt got a 17 feet Hi inches in height. Not a j "You hove ileclaml the Com­ •ingle Inch of land ia owned by , u designated by Commissioner to believe that some Congressmen munists are dangerous to your perm it Inrreaae last Jan. I, sought' Jew* that was not paid for to , W. KiIU.r for on„ h,J f ^ i , . are not loval to their country. goverment but there are many the emergency I0 perrrnt hike to j Work ia expected to start on Cline who wrote the ropy and of the Assembly that if cooper- Americans who refuse to put the offset mounting costa which they Arabs, he pointed out. P a le s t in e P a r t it io n Mr. Ketxie. told of the move- , these roads within the next 30 th« caption, said he did nnt think Hon la-tween the Jew* and Arabs Chinese Communists in the same claimed resulted from a I b rent 3 0 6 J E ia t F ir s t S tr e e t ment that gave Jobs to one rail- days under the supervision of M. ralrgory," he asserted. was found possible, the neat lw*t hourly wage Itoost awarded noh( I m ilin u r f t ffU M Cng w O M | lion handicapped people, He Wald C. Hagan, county surveyor. The lie than read n letter- sent l« Commenting on puhllshcred de- oprroting employes in fleptemlier. solution would t-e partition. D there were now 40 such rases in j McKrlway hv Hep. McDowell Arab slates ngaln->t both the par­ was not known, however, whether riaralions attributed to Vice Pre­ Shippers and other interests tition plan and the proposal for Seminote County receiving service ! (R-Pa.), praising the editorial ns sident Sun Fo that lark of a Itussia agreed with Poland that protested the petition for highrr ^“very good amt very logical” ami a federalised slate, i.ike nit the such cooperation could nut t-e ■table U. H. policy promising as­ rate*. Tlie ICC took note of this and 30 others who are. having Arab countries, Egypt u r g e d - saying It "stales the case exact, sistance to China might force this opposition by commenting in its their cases determined. He told m o tion of an Independent Arab obtained. nation to" seek a closer relation­ unanimous opinion Hist an in­ of six persons here who last year ly .” (In the Immigration question, ship with Hussia, Chen said "There crease is necessary to keep the were given jobs with total wagrs Cline told Hoffman, “ I offer nation covering all ‘Palestine. Winlewin referred to the 250,000 The declaration* were made be­ of fDJIGO a year, and declared is a certain group of Chinese that aa the reaction of a reader. fore political com­ Jewish refugees in Europe and people with this belief, but it is carriers "In reasonably healthy that statistics show .that the re- I • "Well, he’s Just one,” Hoffman mitteetheof G7-nalion condition." the Ci-nerni Assembly, said: not tbe belief of the national (•Piled. Before, the freight hike can be habilltatlon service la profitable. , "ImitKlne! One'Whole .Morning To I)o As I Pleas#. which already had heard Uruguay "Their immediate admission to government." a ..,n V Monday editorial espressed and I'auaiita support the partition ml into effect, tha railroads will -In r r r o g n i t i o n of National | I Lease My Week's Waah Af The LAUNDER­ bvllcf that a few people.would plan and the Moslem Dominion of Palestine wili in no way affect de­ Coincidentally, he said he would rave to oveiliaul complicated rale Newspaper Week, Frank Shames I ETTE While I Go Marketing. Both Joint Are Done ^»hare the reported Indignation Pakistan hark the Arab states In cisively the relationship between be a candidate for the legislative achedulvs. Thla big Job ia under thanked R. L. Dean and W. R .1 the Jews and Arabs as far ar Yuan (council) from his native wav now and tile carriers are hop­ Connolly of The Herald, and Mrs. I of rerialn members of the House At Onre. IPs Marvelous!” opposing It. (their numerical strength Is con Wuhsin, Chekiang province, in ing the new schedules ran be post- May me Hodgkin of the Orlando •*t the discovery that the names nli.t #*1.-L,1 l o i i k l / > D I______ December, giving up hla party sol Poland's statement was made of disloyal congressmen mav have ed and filed with ICC In time for Jj Sentinel for "fine co-operation "The United Nations should rol- post “to rest and wrlle some the higher rates to go into effect In recording Kiwanla happenings been filed away hv the Civil Serv­ by Josef Wlnivwlcx, Ho .also de­ Second at Oak— --------------- -— Phone 1082 manded action |o permit immed­ rm n)y repeat tbe promise made In Monday. .. . . J a n d event*. ice Cotntnlialoh.' ’ 1 ' l l said that If anv such names iate Immigration unto Palestine Hh- covenant-of ih* League (of * in the* file "ihav ‘got thrtc lli-iplto vigorous Arob protest* Nations) and open immediately tha in the course nr Investigation against further Jewish linmigrn- doors of Palestine for Jawish im­ !3g..'.33£fcaii---- — wbich tha commission ha* been df* lion Csachoslovakla'a (Hwitinn migrants." reeled to make." . « “» by Foreign Minister Jpii Alaaaiyk and- Egypt's derls ___ . Ha close-1 tha Investigation the statement to rcporUtm that tulloii was made by Mahmoud -ha may ask the President to rule Fawsl Bey. treirtlaa** (>««• M s* Oa*l whether tha commute* can see the Colombian d e l e g a t e Ali-erto meets, and similar public attrac­ ..............1 “Thera ere lust the two of us and the baby and Southern Twin-Pack tionsalcs Fernahdet declared Ida tions. A committee was named . - file*. - -r ■ ' h country fully supported the par­ to consider the matter. Bread la ]ust right for our needs. When we open a loaf of Twin-Pack tition plan. He urged an immed­ Earlier In . th* meeting,, Mr. 1 ~ j we use only a small amount And,the rest ot the loaf is always fresh iate U.N. appeal for n cessation Shames read a report by Presi­ of- vlidenee^ln Palestine. for the next meaL“ ‘ dent Bitting on the activities ♦ Mrs, M. J. Morrison, r L A K E S U C C ES S , Oct. H W — nf the Chamber of Commerce dur­ ',*, . ( r e a l . e s s e I w e r e a r n e t ) price, about double tht'iold^ rote. Poland today urged ihc UnilrJ ing tha past year. Among the • * t Dayjona Beach, Fla. t projects promoted during the ye*r Tbe new requirements appar­ ently hail little effect m l market Nations to drop all oth>r proposed wen* the deepening of tha 8b arlcas vartenlay. when j h a J S : loluliimt to the Palftline piolil^jn .1fihnx HIvnr I bn bus slat inn. aaJin In thousands of homes throughout the South, smart shoppers T ^ rimi anJ rqncrnt/ale on plant to-psi- station, aighl-ieaing U*al* on the futures prices were higher on the lilion mfw, the l |o|y Ivtnd .into rcpaul rivqr,. tourist program, gilder ; like attractive ^Mrs. Motfiaon arc-finding Southern Twin-: > - -v* tx - , meet. .Labor D»y Celebration, aaij. k. a. Bread "just right" for their needs. They know from * "J A ,.k I,*# A 4 , qulsltfon of "Ota Naval Air Station up 6 to dtk • cent hlglier.-Corn was ■At the same lime, Poland de­ by tha Cily and many ainallar meal-planning expericrice that Twin-Pacjt’s double wrapping up I tb 384 cents, December fin- manded action to permit immedi­ activities. , keeps Southern Bread fresh and* flavorful longer. Once you filling at 12.21 'v-N . “One of tha outstanding favor­ ate immigration of ^ 0,000 Eu ­ ——'In the first-volunteer Maallasa try Southern Bread with the handy zipper opener, you top able Indications i have noted," Tuesday, live' meat prices de­ ropean' Jewish refugee* into Pal­ Mr. Bitting wrote, "la the aplrtt will find it “just right" for your nepds. Enjoy the thrift and clined In some of the leading estine. despite vigorous protests of cooperation of all organlaa", convenience of the double-wrapped half loaves—put Southern m arket*. There also was n drop • gainst further Jew ith immigration. liana and cillsan* for tha con-j in price* of wholesale IniUer. /Twin-Pack Bread on your shopping lis t every "time you Poland's position wav outlined limit-d baltarmant of thalr city; flour in thn'New York area and need bread. ... Chicago butter and egg future*. by Joirf Winicwicr before the this kind of cooperatljn is necasIrkL*’ t * I — . L- - -,.- A -T Bread pH res in Detroit advanced General Anembty's 57-nation Pales­ sary for continuad growth. Our : . » _____ own organisation has Increased its I ■g'Cant a loaf, following the gen tine commillee, which already had membershijv to over. 100 new mem­ ansi trend across tbe country. heard Uruguay and Panama sup­ bers and Ha ■aulwcriptlona over Twelve lliouxniil- voters ns In veterans' hosnlUls In fllinoia port the partition plan and llu 12 warrent. ' “Tha above accomplish m m ’.» Wisconsin" and Indiana observed Moslem dominion of I ’akiitan line P R IIO are impfaaslva and have- added Ihelr first mealless daya yester up with the Arabs opposing it. day. Ail official «»id there would to tha vary material growth #nJ WinieiVics did not specifically strict compliance with tb» prosperity that the City has an.program excent whora special accept the partition plan, but he toyed. I considvr it a privilege **> eipresird opposition to both the have served this year aa Proal, diet* are needed. ..Meanwhile. In' another aspect Arab plan for an independent dant and l pledge my continued of > e fnod-prlre situation, the Arab state and the minority rec­ cooperation to my successor »nd cost of shipping fond . and all ommends,lions of the UN S|>eciat the orgenlxation." freight Increased 10 per cent and Hr. 8hames commended tne i l<>i*l Ca Committee on Palestine (UNSCOP) I e iw . < • p*saangar fares «n manv rail President for this report and *1*° reads operating In the South wart for a fcderaliied state, boosted. The country's railroad Poland's declaration made it expressed hi* appreciation of the froight rates, which have a dfr- clear that the eastern European work of Mr. Hlggina during the 5Nt' effect on the cost of living, countries were not following a un­ past year. J. L. IngUf presented • tvera Increased 10 par cent by ified Soviet bloc policy on Pal­ tha treasurer’* report and Mr. th e Interstate Commerce Com- estine. Yugoslavia and Caeehoslo- Lasher reported on th# •« « * “ tha r#e#ftt trip he and letWlaslon, vakla already had taken differ­ of Hlggina made to Washington ent positions as members of whara CAA official* assured IUNSCOP); Csechoslovakla sup- them of early transfer of tha Havana Dancer uorted the nartitlon plan and Yu-, navy proparty to the City. roslavia advocated a federalised SM tOsoOswe* tmm Owl •tala. I___ _ ~j .dancing costume. I told him I had There still was no definite Inhp ---moner, ----- must work ami must r gS0'b*Va-costumes. Jack aaid he was Aicatjon s« t» tit* stand either Vit*Bussle or th* United Statra would ' Japing io sell mv eloftie*. “ He said inside, *1 have changed ••V». RmH wero expected to make ATHLETIC j«,V tnlnd, I am going to kill you. •hair rosin p*1l*»- *tst»roen*s ls(^r 'M* work, possibly Thursday nr "Ton know too much about m s' “l t r start ad toward ma. He Pr»d*“ . reached for something, repeating |l.» r.* LaoroiVara Inclod*w R t o .............................. kill me, I.looked . vaI n m *** going v»»n* and r-ccb''>l'*v*Vta, god snied the nlato] In the ■ U’lnt-wl-— c'l-t Pol*nd honed t nicked un th* mm. IIs *k»* «t «,-■* c,,»itr« tl* n Jo*r-*h I? to get up fro mthe bunk. •»*d Arah r«l-Mons coxtd »st«h. 'Jack, let ma out; of thla •Ished *», h - K*xls th*t a hi(--(- ' -tl.-^t «!«,)* -vr-nld thla p o in t venerable presld- S o t.« * “ • • -liitlss r Cristobal Mere. 'order- •* * ht »«t *♦*»« cAitid m ( Pistol brought IA, r< ih« ,t» si lust nn« at tha SPORTING GOODS Ifer testimony, tha 22- h* t defandant who danced r*-*#cMI ftyw 8w4 W «* m * S atlraJ said aha IVi- astUtWmigm SM East First Straat “TV- twiisl— —vv-v -■-•vails and intlra*)* with Mm “af«t In Hav.\naH Ijpd that • r - S e e * — 5 * , " h a i s l i t Russia t~*V *ha natiMon at Hat thalr first quarrel her* springs' special Falastlna aaaslan Says If Any Congrcss—wnen Are- -fiisfoyair PcopleShould Know I County. Board s Freight Rates - Kiwants Meeting MARTIN K OUTBOARD MOTORS ROBSON SPORTING GOODS What Women Lik-e About Their Launderette Store LAUNDERETTE OF SANFORD s justrightforus C Of C Election Food Program SS&JSRSSS tSt: FSiiPa ^ 1 H "* '* ,'u SHOES ROBSON ______ _ , . ,fAc . ' . ■k ■ • i -, • t �G» In U fr itj t I» t " T H E S tr e n g th — To Protect (ho P u n of (ho World; , To Promote the Prof root of America; T a Prague* proeparily for Ssnford. W P *FH ER _T Partly cloudy through Friday, 'ridtiy »ctn»r.d thundershow­ er*. Gentle to. moderate rariiM e wind*. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER V O LU M E X X X V II! Established 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA THURSDAY. OCT. 9. 1917 Millions Of U. S. Rocket Planet Reported Rent Increase Flying At 1,700 Miles Per Hour NLRB Said To Granted Under Americans Aid FoddPfogram Be Crumbling ControlLaw . By ROHERT 8. BALL -------------— (S taff Correspondent Of Tho DatraU-KawaV ■— (Copyright, ,1941, by th* Detroit News) - CLEVELAND. Oct. 9 OPl—American robot planet hav* crashed the some barrier at blistering iperdt in ihe-nrighborhood of $1,700 milet an hour, a high government official revealed today. The flight! have been earned on for monthi from a Inpely jtLnd off the Virginia Coa»l, where the National Advisory Committee for Ae­ ronautics (NACA).hai a small eiperimrntal station. This disclosure of American ptogresi in the field of supersonic flight — which la flight fksterp than the speed of sound — wai before we have a piloted aircraft By ASSOCIATED PRESS prompted by publication Wednes- break through the ionic barrier Egg price* climbed today In day.of account! from England of 1750 mile* an hour at 30,000 feet), b it wholesale market* aa the the 900-mlle-an-hour flight of although h« will be flying a turnation** eon*umer* observed bo-Jat plana with a rocket booat.” pilotless rocket craft. th* first eggtes* and poultry* . Aa In the English experiment*, th* government spokesmen said. leaa Thursday requested by the' American rocket thins are President Truman in (he camWILMINGTON. Ohio, Ocl. 0. launched, at high altitude from a p sljn to save food for Europe. fast-flying bomber. Their controls l/P)— Air Force experts already Egg prices ad i a need fully a are pre-rot "to *tend them Hiring are planning automatic flight ex‘cent ■ doien In ths New Vorlf rJments with jet fighters and and Chicago wholeaals marinto the tea after a Bight of 20 rger transport! now that the kata. E x t r a fancy heavy­ to 30 miles. weight white* brought 6# to Telemetering devices installed push button system has proved 67 cents a doreit in Nsw'York In the robot automatically trans­ itself in an 8,000-mile, round trip and U. S. Extras No. 1 sold at mit pertinent data to observers to England. SI to 10 cent* In Chicago. Officials from Wright Field aloft and on the ground. Radar also la used, to track the rocket and tha Clinton county air bat* Br ASSOCIATED PRESS plane throughout 'Its brief but here are unwilling to discuta such Million! of Amrncsn! who atr sensational*flight. . projects for quotation, but they "It will not be rjiany months lO ts iittts •* f i t s Ktahtt joining in tuppoil of Prciidrnt Few Restaurants Re­ ported - Protesting Not Serving Eggs; ^Distilleries Kick G Truman*! food conservation' pro­ gram scratched poultry and cggi ■ ---- off thetr-menui today.----f oday wai the first eggle«i and [ poultrylen Thuriday lince TruI man'i request for full luppoit of all citizen! in the campaign lo li r e food and although lurvrye ’-indicated that the nation'! first Meatlea Tuetdsy received only token obiervance. more wideiprrad cooperation wai predicted today. Moit reitauranli ai well ai m*n> housewives laid the notice for a (W allen Tueiday wai too ihort and their menu# had been planned # Leaden in three major farir organizations- The American Farm IC M Itia M aa ra p - !"***'* AFL Counsel Has i Stroke Blasting j^Taft-H artley Act SAN FR A N CISC O *O ct. 9 (/P I"Death oT 56-yV*T-dltr7o*eph A? Padwgy. tteneral couniel of the American Federation of Labor, threw the A F L convenlion inkitunned grief today and delayed a prospective ihowdown over Jo h n *L Lewii' refusal to lign an • ' ‘ ant'-Cdittnuntitoatbr #Padw av wai fatally ilrieken ’midway in a long and violent at­ tack on the Tafl-Hartley Act on the convention pUtfnrm veilerda*. ----He—died— le i* thaw, -eight— h»u«» later in Stonputf Hoipttal. .ihp'k, in f. Urf-W O * delegate* • and A F L leaderf who had cheered his re-, mark* without knowing he hail luitainetl a itroke on the ipeaker a trifo rm . ^ T h « ebtinky attorney. In 111bealth far »om* time., alio **"m"d unaware of *h* seriousness of hi* condition. II* wls#crark#d about his cttrm*ln*i» tn 'twice knocking I M i M H "« raw* Ittabt* France Defends, I U. S. See* Early— Russia Hits U. S. French Collapse Foreign Policy W ithout Relief Bidault Says Forma­ Nation May Have To tion Of Comintern Stop Buying Food Communist Blunder And Fuel By Oct. 15 WASHINGTON, Oct. 9. NF.W YORK, Oct. 9 (/Pi— Fiench (AV-Undersecretary of State Foreign Minister GcorRei Ridault William Clayton today said he wound up bis three weeks visit believe* normal trad* rela­ in the Unilrtl Stales today after tion* between eealern end western Europe will be reblasting the new Communiit In­ ternational organisation in F.urope ■ turned ,** soon *■ production can be built up. Ho told re­ s» a "blunder" and an “ obstacle" porters he does not believe ‘o peace. th# flaw of toed# In channel* that are centuries old will be Bidault expressed belief that, slblacked'try patiUeal differ**-'~ 'though French Communists h*d tea between Urn eastern and inifi-d th* nine-nation Communiit j***t*rn nations. The under­ "Infotputiou' Bureau," the orgaxisecretary, w(io recently re- » ration would not dictate the af- _turned, from the International trade conference*** at*Gdn#ve" fairs of France. and the Marshall Flan talks The French ’ Foreign Miniiter at Faria, told reporters that mad* his declaration in an in­ production la the Mr problem. Ile *aid that one* th* eastern terview last night as he prepared European countries begin to ‘o hoard a plane this morning for here a normal output of Paris. He had been in the United goods, mainly food and raw Statu at head of the French del; materials, western rountrie* will be able to buy from them. •gation to the United Nations Asu*mblv and. aim for eoniullatjoni WASHINGTON, Oct. 9 VP* with Secretary of Slate Marshall on France’s economic difficulties. The State Department admitted "Naturally..the alfair* of Franco today tha|' to far it it slump* .1 will not be settled in Belgrade or far w n ifl’ io fifa fiir t ihTesicmf Convention To Limit Request Is Okeyed By Action To Blast; Housing Expediter; Stem trom Reveals Plans O t : E S .f K ; Pickets Are Arrest­ Lumber Prices. Hit Giants Club A t Jaycce Meet speakincouton Paed At Struck Plant By Senate Group le s'tine Situation Hv MAX HAM. “ The Gi*nt« are taking e*rr lmk sleek ro-? ■ m*! .-uh L A K E -SU CCESS, Oct O-W t— tiling! attached." Julian Stenilrom told Ibe -etn<nole Cnirn'r lun-or Mounting «mil! power fe\*nfment Chamber of Commerce at it! noon lunche o r>e-ito; ft - ’ Isyl»>i against ifcrery matnUthed, by the Inn today. United Stale! and Rum s on their "The G'anti are going to own and operate the Ssnfcfd Cejery f’e j reiprcttve 1’ ilrihnv pcbciei (Uted entry in the Florida Slate I esgue for the next fwe !•,,» m connrctisn rtito the -open tcd.vy but filled with their school and Irarting t.m ip'in Sanlnnl They tr- g-ing to gri to *peed up declaration! from all the equipment of the Sanford* ihrt* two msypr power*.* club, and they will* aUo'be pre­ Sir Mohammed Zsfrullab Eh»n. sented with the contracts of some delrgate- from PakitHn. acgticd 16 hall players In addition to the over the d*liy in big pewer po‘uniforms, bats and ball*;*’ Sterrstrom stated. icy statement!, p/cpoied th it tha "W# have on* man to thank 57-nation Paleitinr' committee of for ..interceding in bringing the tbe United Nation* A**emb!y Gianta to Sanford," Steostrom rloie iti tfebxte immediately, with­ added. "That man is J.din Kridrr, • — #■- . out heaiiin the -tpeat-nation*. 11147 manager of the Celery Fed*, Hr. Heibeit V. Lsatl ol Au*who-contacted and presented the plan of training camp and school t.i- C arl. Hnhhell. Chief nf |h. Giant farm aysten ."JUnaMrom as­ N c n r Tn II.Tli ailsee *ugge»lion but-that he bad lo fob serted. "Much creilit Is al« > duC low- the established titles of pro­ Mr. Edward Higgins »f the' Senior TA! bVIIASSl I '. CM. 9 i.n cedure. He «aid there wa* a Chamber .of Commerce who a* listed ahlv in completing the nr A l^nn countv quod puy to.bn ’’ teaionaMe" chance thsl the P*lrecommended i policy of tough c lu .e tlebite mrghl be rioted 8 Stgotlationa.’t he added. Gonlon Bradley. *ectetarv ■•( ltealm*n! (or rilltlis«t*e look. t h l . nrgani«»tion,-e presented n which it t*n! were brngmit* ("■ " " ir r fio r “ ‘ Davtn C .lin 'd » of *Et •CV Slstemenl on'C IO me o| the rlierk for fdnn to Mr- K ir)’, tiw lro rlrrocfitt m i ! i l*itl nil'll S.dtnd-.r then suggested that » Curlett ami .Mr Randall Chase deadline *be. five ) for delegation* Thr rent eontrol law provid'd N litB I for the Kernald-Caughton Me­ enre on minor* «ol ||o iu l» Slit- to get on thnie speaket'* li*lfor creation of local advisory Meanwhile in New York, one of morial Hospital A-s-Tciation to u«e Uni*et»itt stud'riti S e rie ta iv of ? t* 'e ^1 tra h lll did board* In ,*ome (W)0 rent control the firm* that consolidate mer- on the mat ernl tv v e t ion' of the The gi ,iut pjn. in Ms. present not j.iirn d lo ja y '* Palestine sea-* area*. The»e board* were empow- chnndise shipments tier* for move­ mrnl. re. nmmeiul*d' th it lu j g a ns .■on but we* \ai t t i b<- keeping -red to recommend I t) increase* ment lo stores throughout tho hospital. ,r touch with the Palestine In rants, (2) discontinuance of country complained tn the Nation-1 Bradley stated that the Jayree* legillv div Icon fountv “coustcU. ct’ Moi shall bed an appointcontrol#, or (3) continued control* al l.*t>or Relations Board about ; are contemplating placing foot the srfivi.rlutitv of miporing sail ptnlilrm luer” In New Pork thi* efternoon sign* on the Del.and highway Iwthe strike of more than 4.000 truck without Increase*. . lentenrci ntlie. llirn fm*i nun;* y lll- I’ n iit . i'l-tnil At .‘ vend, fortweeu tli« I tke )h>iinie l.titlge Creedon la lequlred by the lav driver* employed hyrthe Railway and the city limit* »dverti*ing !oni run* n led of violatianl «f ■ r * up, i i , , 1*. 4 - u l e a - t ' l s k l l to net within 30 days on any Expres* Company. \ . the liquor fswt." I he city nnd w etromiug toum t < Samuel S. Stern, counsel', for recommendation made to him.In the perl, mil t»p|e*tr», b,ve | Two sign* nte tn be placed soutii rests, largely in th* handa nf In- Fast Service Shipping Terminals, of the city. ) orilv rarely been giverf. >ien wh' nj Inc-, announced last night that It Thua, the *perd of any future ac­ The liomd of rlirerlnr* of’ tji • the defendtnt hi* be*n convict'.I j tion* undar thi* aection of the law had film) charge* ■<( illegal see. oodarv .boycott and »n’ #ppcal fnr otganUatiim o.ted__ imh!i*!t th?. repcatrdlv________________ I--------- i. rat -board*. — ■an inf unction. City bpitlget m r.intieelinti witli'lh* The housing 'expediter's an­ The * gtand _jury »|» i iccom •The striking Union* I,ocnl tlOB of | ,,<’»tj Out The .Vote Campaign mended p«dlorkinc of twn nouncement emphasised that ap­ this InUrnationa'i Browierl.oorl x>f|su iu*t people of the city proved tent increaaes may be apffHitnoriml« soiilli *»f TntlihS Teamsters, promptly announced it t-miTd tee whet* the money t* it"fin ‘ whffli itir ft Mtr^ii* kitlFrl tM ( fti fi Monroe pU ed_anlx_"il_tbe t l m e a n d i n j had aeuuuiogtaula- tu.Chailo* -T— jug _ iu Uic__city- nx|uuulUULC\. »*- * WW*'**K tite maimer provided by leas* |>t“ ; Douda, fT iftf\ iT \v r t*ri*T£T j fii!r,n "* regional NI.RUdirector, t )m*k Morrison. Vtnecul Feel and n > -i »■ irw r4 ln f w *L vision* nf local ’and atate law*.' and Robert N. Denham. N I.tlB ! Marvin Dial have iwen nppointfd I find *i« i•1«- nuittlfM t. |i. mi . ■ t k* im iikjiitfi l Jimmy Hi U m <mr n •'<*- Mp IL*#* i nl,'*r***d » ’n " "landlord* and tenant* who general counsel, asking that the ** H*** dlirlnif ihr ni«ht IW» hav* entered into a voluntary chrngrs he dbimi**ed on grounds nil M committee to assist C liffo rd Mii't n fff^rntid written Irate agreement in accor­ llie union is »iilijecl hi the Rail­ Aide* oil the voting campaign. iHctmfht mrniotf Wslliiini 81 H rfc rcL orifcrl tin a measuring stick near C U lke dvetrif o f the V o calio iisj tin' office of .Tsisiiml Trails at dance with the provisions of the way Lalmr Art and’outside NLRB bifid in Moot hot Rehabilitation Service ^nf .the the fjl. John, RP'd i.tne lutiiding housing and rent act of 1947 are luriadiction. If preerfut law* pcvjmt. the Sta le Depart merit of . Education, Th.. water *Mll lacks several dot subject to any subsequent acAnd In IvouUvill#, Ky., Jeffer­ Jury **h l. all i<vA • 'iin ch e * n f ttoing over the *<v* w all tlons which provide for blenket son countv polite arrested several highlightn.t the wotk of the or grand t.e ic p iire d to ch>.c ftom ml t i fl|;||| (j,,, pier, but opinrreaaei 'o r for decontrol of a pickets, an International Union gariimrinn in agristing th* physi­ j , M-(|,,n Fork it is several defense rental area,*’ the housing Representative and ordered th* . cally li»miicn|iped ill olitalnin-t night tn 7 A. . M nod if there no law* by which cl-nuig t'm " ’ inrhc ..... u rn .... the -• n■■■ i l onto the end training through:--expediter said. "Such leese*. ac­ removal nf automobile road blocks and state spnnsoied j rati hr* cnfnteed H utged be I i c u m , »hirli ** ' "red with water cording ----- -------to--the law, must continue . . .at the itrtke-bound International , government Hegidature In tnke utrh artlnn J 111 bvacinths <>nt' tin- f**t that the ** xgraed-upon rent^at least | | >rrM)er Company plant here to- *Bcur v ! is!.*- IV*» ruli »ltU rt*r>ffrng _______ T ] imiiVi* t! wnrii-D***n!bas 31. l iUa-------------- rit.n’ ---------------— , ----------Dttfrr •*- r t Tr v m!rand tfi'v -n "tTO II* wa» referring to a *ection Mai. V rrd Hauler, isiiatant r b ' i—id -,!. however. of the rent control lew which al .ounty polire rjiief, is id |,|oyd f >0 p p A p p r ^ k C f l J O T I C f 7 ! juoV* are u»n.ba» tksng'm' ' j (ln(v)rd -Pyrk IIMIl Jo k e -ran t InarAlM-SU) to •?.! /J’q l I.pimld;JClie LajEi*’ -' ‘ Jenttowrl os *Cc«.t_LL*M'. , ttiMUasM • r r ii » s.mbii f*1»o s ir 1illljiw iitted Of it,- almtenta ....... rb " ids | . 1 ’ ’-■!»,!; tnara^i WASHINGTON. Oct. 9 U P )A blanket 5 percent increase n rents in tbr Louisville, K y„ area and removal of c«ilin| in part of one South Dakota area were approved today by Housing Expe­ dites Frank R. Crecdon. It was the first. action under a section nf the new rent control law allowing blanket increases. Creedon acted upon recommen­ dation of local rent advisory boards created tinder the Rent Control Extension Art of fall -Con­ gress. Simultaneouily, be approved continued controls on Charleston, W. Va.. Duluth, Minn.. Superior.. Wit., St. Petersburg, Fla., and New Castle^ lnd.._ at recommended by board* there Complete decontrol was approved for l,awrenre County, S . D., with the exception of the city of Spesr* fish. Thir. and the 5 percent increate in Jefferson Cnunly. K y . which inrludes louisville, became effective today. BOSTON, Oct. 9 (Ah— The CIO boycott of the Nations! Labor R* Utiont Board was crumbling fait today. Tbe CIO convention here nexel wt*k ts almost certain !o avoid any policy that would enusurig* a continuation of that bojrcott , Instead, the convention will make a strenuous attack on th* TsftHartl*y Labor I jiw . but will state that each of the 41 CIO unions must decide for'itself whether ta file complaints and petition! be­ fore the. rrorganired N LRR under the new law. Tliose facts became dear ,a» leaders o f th* CfQ hfld-m nyrml lee meetings to prepare for the convention. Reputtera learned that the lop officet* oj the CIO.- ptesrden*. serretry-lressurer. and vire-presirlrnts, came to an agreement last night o* the grneisl itibslsnre of s |vn| Leon County Grand - Attack Jooks |^ ;;;; Jury^A.tVicks. Red Journalist*Arc Stoned By D.P. commander, that they ware stoned during • n- -visit’ to a Displaced Person* camp yesterday near Hannovtr. Asserting the Brltlah gave them Inadequate pro’ectlon. th* Journ*ll|t* said that Ukrainian dis­ placed persona hurled atones as •he party was leaving th* camp In automobiles. On* journalist suffered a cut face ns n rock smashed through an automobile window, tha Russians said. Th* journalists added that while they were walking, through the camp J)l*pl#c*d Persons scratched ■ red star off th# Hrense plate of one of tho auto, mobiles parked near th* camp gat*. British officers on (h* scan* promised a full InvtstltaUon, th# journalist* ssld. m«ry ilittlo u . it w n ^nnourjutd, mgfgjM m ** Kmsaita. ..j because lt his- t* head thli mornlnir by City, M .n tg rr H. j u" ^ * •was —button and shut off So far, he said, no one has yet ' " n f ,, , ouslifled to run to eucceed Mayor ' J !1* , llpl in Cadillac,' Mich. .11. J . Out. and Georg* Bishop as i f " r *r * *" .tnUrVklfT 'commissioners. • bat a ternfic dive into which By ASSOCIATED PRESS „ — -l... the c r a f t plungjd yesterday Citisans who with (o vote, but Tha westhar across tha oountry hare not at any time registered -jtherwlsr would have been ipeedwas naar normal today, with below have until O ct.-25-ia-da so, said pLlPP io__th#t-_tho ship' would ftieilng tem p eratu ru ' reported In Mr, Bayer. Veteran* who ware have hit the ground tnsteetl of onlv on* section—lower Michigan. registered prior to entering the Imroing. Temperature* also dipped dur­ eervica are not required to re-regThe 48 passengers and five ing the night over other sactlons ietar. ha declared. crew ■were tossed about and of tha midwest and eastward to Requirements for registration bruised, but none was seriously tha Atlantic coast and the New are that a perron must be 21 years injured. Most continued on an­ England slates. Tha cootcil spot of ago, and hat resided In th* other.plane to Los Angeles. Sisto was Cadillac, Mkh., with a read­ state for 12 months and In 8an- said he did not know what caused ing of 25. ford for a t Uast six months. Reg­ the American Airlines DC-4 to W inner weather for th* Rocky istration for Uttea who with to dltra yesterday as it was cruising Mountain and plalna atate* was rot* in the Cjty Primary Is made at ’ 238 mile* en hour west of reported and higher temperatures at the City Hail. El Paso. also w#r* forecast for m oat of tha Nortji Central region. Rain was reported along th* north. Pacific Coast and In part* of West- VIr»ola. Virginia and North Caro- Location Of Children’s Homes Will Be Shown On New School Spat Maps S i*. tv n lm u ru . , I ARMED .RESISTANCE ^ nuking of spot maps to Education to ba held at West Side School on Oct. 14. Booklets entitled, " A l c o h o l Talk# from the Laboratory" by a mealing held yaaterday at thr Howard Hamlin were dlatribuled office of Mlsa Ruth Hand, county for class use and will be used in school supcrvlscr, at thr Juhior health Instruction from t|>* 7th High School, Mis* Kami presided. to JSUi grades. Instruction In the The spot map* are pert of the use of this material was given survey of th* county required by during..the past week by Mis* the State Department of Educa­ Katie Sue Echols, consultant in tion pfjpr to distribution of etatr narcotic education of the Stole money for capital outley. W. A. Department of Education, as Id Teague was chosen, ai'chairm en Miss Hand. for tha survey for rural school* Harman E. M onk, chairman of and B. C. Steel* for City schools, school radio programs, announced Mist Hand reported that these would If* broadcast Mrs, J, C. Mite hall was directed Thursdays at from 2:00 lo 2:36 to contact,elvk dub# relative to P. M. observance of. American Education R. E. True Invited all who are w*A. intar** tod to join his faculty In a It wa* announced that Mis* class for Instruction in- physical Mary Bottle, specialist in s c h o o l education ________________________| ____ to ba conducted by.CJHI studies, will be (bar* during the Kirby, consultant of tba State week of Oct. 13 to assist teach­ Department of Education. er* in securing more adequate Mrs. Mitchell, chairman Jn serv­ maps and globes In tha schools. ice training for teachers, announeSb* will speak at th* county ja — RANK HOLDUP * U J t e d S e .rohm,r o S ! r a t ew » B E IR U T , Lebanon, Oct. 9 - 0 T ) J a S AS ^ & a w r n GROVE, P a , O ct 9. UP) Th* w _ _ . J . . ... Lawton exiled Mufti of Jerusalem, eluding two brother*, to serve sev­ — Two msn with aawad-off shot­ HaJ .Amin El HUaaelnl, arrived with principals and supervleere at GUNMAN WOUNDED FINDLAY, O., Ort, 9, (AVAn unidentified r u n m a n w h wounded today by poUr* after h# ##eapod from tba police sta­ tio n , and held them off for more J a m An hour br (h fra tia ln r to km Rector John Evans E do* of Trinttp Episcopal Church, Jail Sentences A re Urged For Law Violators Lake Monroe Level Approaches Top Of Bulkhead H E ? M S ,^ 1K r ,iS2fMw®u,| DjjP* To,25 ro Lieut. Gensrti »on* sir Costa Ftorida’$m 000 tested Brien BobarUon. Brltlab guns today held up th# National Bank a n d Trust Company of Wo«t Grove and made off with about (9,000. U. S.-Russian Secrecy City- Registration Person* Nyrrcwlj; Rooks Open To 10/25 j MlBS 1,<'n,h lh , lant' Fretght* Rate Hike B N O . 235 o.f France's any other plkce." be declared." colls pic , . . . . dollar purchas, •They ’ will be d«k!W *Tn ’ P « rM “ « ^ “ e ,-w**u n ,h * «*«■ *eek. Herve Aiphand. chief #f eco­ according to the rule* of democ•a Er"—_ _ VA T IC A N .fJT.Y, Ocl—0 —. iwA'j rn sT - r t . 1, „ rh s r 'th rr r nrr' ‘ frrrm r'Setfttnnir-- tjnuntx-s-bsmimr^ nf nomic affairs for the French For­ •acy. * Pope Puli’ tnfd s.liwnmni t t » fjghi*' and . “gambling I’nfummcr. reported this morning a -bed whMhw “ Kr**/m—IHit eign Mihiilry. T a id hti rhuhfri of (hr rirmed services rom m ttter 11 j * nf cjistir** that th# chamber body (to* m»d* a present difficulties In Europe, un- will have to slop buying eftrniii.-im ag'd »n'i gam?* In C oticrcssnun—Jo a nf the IV-B II,uise nf Represent I (Wattage* «« *•*■» v*«ou tial wheal, coal, and fata around stives yesterday that j " " . r i T ^ s T U e raie of atUmptM I I l i p i ’ ks and ' < Tensrorx Spec Oct. I T unless outside help is iv , i « (l kfll- lord IlnJIand and I’ta-tde Pepper Only . i n » . , k " « » '• .« ! n S S . n. order may at times have need pointing out t|i* demege that the Oct. 16 for candidate* 16 qdal pr fcTjtI trwtny said 63 person* tn s the strong-arm of force" . '» •- > forthcoming immediately. to announce for the office of city ,, ,„f m|#£ , a„ th b lllgh w ntn of Dio fit. ’.tolmi River "SonO* enemi'a nf ju ttlrr ra u !" ig i 'ia* **r ,J are really facing a tragic b "We i, dmni- to farm*, road* and cstt’.e commissioner in the Nov^ 4. p n - , nnly 6o« fret yeatarday and that he hroughl lo lerm oRly by fore* "f at such eslahlkhmtnta, irsslln se * Oa ran* rivet DUEflSELDORF. G erm vw . O '1- ORLANP<">, Oct. 9—W l—Fruit ' and vagatabl# freight rsla boot**, which will add approximately fponnoo *o Florida shlnper-grower bill* during the flrat four month* of th* rurrent »ea*on. bar* b*#n authorlaed. 8ec*etarv M*n*g*r John A. O’Rourke of th* Ore>w*ra and Shipper* Leagut •of Florida »eld. The increase!, approved by th* Interstate Commerce Commlialon. Averages $89 48 per cay on Florida tW aih eltru*. 125.62 on vagatable*. and 166.85 on canned eltru*. O’Rnuhka said. Th* new. rates will b* affective op three days notice from th* railroad*. Th* 10 percent incr**te. O’­ Rourke said. I* for an amargency iod until ganaral cases now or# th# O m m klon ran b* dis­ posed of. __________ ^ Associated Press Leased Wire here yesterday for sessions of tha Arab League Council called to discus* Arab armed resistance to any Jewish national atate in Pal­ estine. HAIL DAMAGTB CROP8 LEVELLAND. Tax,. Oct. t —UP) IliJl caused tn laaa than nn hour an estimated 12,000,000 datpaga Us crop*, building* and rasldanea* in the LeraiUnd aran yeatrrday, No one w*# seriously injured, wa, but severs! persona warn hit b the falling nafistonea. Tha hail tWO JIMA B IT aceompaniad Infr JL$4 Inches GUAM. Oct. 9, UP)—A typhoon rain, rail 40 minutes. accompanied by destructive 160mlle-an-hour winds twirled over MARTS TO CLOSE I wo Jima today, blotting out com­ NEW YORE. Oct. 9, UP) — Fi­ munications with th* small army nancial and m u a l H r exchanges caretaker garrison on that tiny Is­ throughout th# United States will land battleground of World War be closed Monday, O ct XI, In ohV. ■ terrene* of Coin mbits Day, * .■ • # i r-F * —n.n ! en years In Prison for printing leaflets i»iued by tha Jewish un­ derground organisation. I r g u n Zv*i Leuml. A fourth defendant, fa that;, of tha two brothers, wa* acquitted. 8C II00L MEETING Matter* relating to school millage and school district* In the county wars achddulad fox discus•Ion today a t the Nutating of the County Board of V«Wk Instruc­ tion. SupL T. W. \>ewton said this morning. V KUHBL 18 MANAGER WA8IIINOTON, Oct. H UP)— Jo* Knhal. who urod to be a fancy fielding flrat baAman for tha Washlgnton Benatcfea, eras named manager of tha duff today, knhal, 41, succeeds Ossie Bluest, who waa mad* head o f tha Senator's farm system, i f i ” ” tbe Pontiff told the group heided I said • e ,-. . ' ra p 'h rs in tide atca by—H 'p 1 -Ehmr (H-Moh— -B mH I * < > U ; ? It is u tiJ»ii[i v !" sa'd"$T*. H’gfore, should »w held always i n ' . H .aUaaM .a fa** #>*>■■ I gio*. "thnt thoie mav hs some •* m e’r gency appropriations for gh#ck by law and order'nnd b*j . f ’ T f!o->d control in ^jte sta te of Flor­ exercis'd only In their defense J / m f l r T f i n i P L T J f f ’8 id* !P.d mir f'pre»#rit*t!'*e» have Nor i* nnv man law unto himself.]' - — •' h»*n request'd t'X Include the SE "If that principle war* every-j 'John! River valley aiaa In thei* where #rc*pted and acted nn! there wnuld^L*? .a g re n lw ' hearing hrid.at the Maycurtly among peoples. ' I’T V Resident* of the west Fo rt j I audeidst'e section .threatened j fall Inft .... last vest In legat'd to s “drsstlr action" a new dam flock canal hetween the St. Johns ID TENT FAOH RICHMOND, Va.. Oct. 9. UP>— jo the .noth folk of *he n-i th an I Indian Rivets, It was pofhtod Cigarettes to sell - for 10 cents a New River csnal. which thevlm jt bv #ngln*#rs.tfist Wtch ■ canil serve to tower the Jd g h ^ a tpackage were envisioned today in a .in rt ,! m u s in g * * -vid-spr-ad :so.|Ji| er fable In the St Johns River the testimony of T. F. Flanagan, flood, is removed ImmediaWv. The Broward rounty drstnsge during fln<*d time. The cans! was chairman. Associated T o b a c c o strongly advocated by th* Semin­ Manufacturers, prepared for pre­ d isltk t hoard called, a meeting ole Counv Chamber of Commerce at th" dam earlv this afternoon sentation before a congressional In- reorefented try Mr. Higgins, and •ub-comniltlea on the economic re­ of .all Inteterird parties. port as it brought Its three-day clmjing nearly 300 families whose bv many other chamber groups ro ’"T” . hesrlngs her# lo'~a close. Flan­ bnmes were reported under watet Florid*. agan tadl this aale price would be In n IS-mit" are* of Fort Lauder­ possible under terms of a bill now dale Ariny engineer* at Jacksonbefore Cortxrets which would pro­ vide a graduated tax In place of sill* said they hsd no objection the present* straight 7 rent* a to the dame removal If a request wes made by the Brorvsrd Drain­ pack. POPLAR BLUFF. Mo., 0?t 9 age District —IJV —A nsgro man armed with VANDENRKRG ILL x eswsd o ff - shotgun, entered GRAND RAPIDS, Mkh., Oct. 9, R O \ P RIDS polka hesdquartara bare today UP)— Senator Vsndanbsrg, (RTALLAHASSEE, Oct. 9. 0P>— ahd after announcing "this U Mkh), prckldant pro-tom of the James II. Crsgg* Construction a stfekup" shot and critically Senate, a ltd Mrs. Vandcnberg Company of Ocsl* today sulimit- wounded Police Officer B. J, ware In Butterworth Hospital to­ ted sn apparent low bid of |465,- Rtngg and fired another shot day, the Senator undergoing "a 1tn for construction of 2,225 miles which hit th* celling, A third routine checkup,” and his wife of a 64 - foot super highway charge jammed in the gun. recuperating from a second oper­ through the city of Daytona Reach. Th" n»gio then fled end dropation for treatm ent of a g*ll The State Rosd Department alro p si-h ii shotgun as spatial Officer received bid* for about 60 mile* James Dunn fired g volley at hlni. bladder ailment. of road and bridge improvement* Bragg was taken to a hospital DRIVERS U CRN8E8 ’ • In 12 other countle*. whrro doctors teld the charge Judge R. W. Ware today report­ struck tli* right slJe.pf hit face. ed that 66 lat*. applications fair, JOE TRACY OUT I* W. Bchroeder of St. Louis, drivers licenses h e i been made TALLAIIARSEE. Oct. 9 -(/F ) who was Jn the police chief* of­ after Oct, I. Tottf application* Jo« Tracy, 62, last known su r­ fice a t th'e time nf the shooting, •re 360 more that, last year, he viving member of tbe Asiday said the negro carried the guts' •aid. * Gang-which terrorised Florida In under his coat, thrown over his Due to co-opaiwlon by the Her­ the early days of the boom, was right arm. He dropped hi* coat! ald In publicising tha sale of released from prison on parols and hat a* ha turned to fit*. % licensee, he declared, there war* yesterday. no long tinea of applicants this , r “ mrs TTi Utra dies Ha was tervng a life sentence veer and nobody ham to wail as for murdering Peachaa Peep las, -WASHINGTON. O ct 9. V P)long a* 15 minutaa Jb gat a lic­ Orlando Negro taxi drUar. P m h le n t and Mrs. Truman, the ense. Ha was assisted tn issuing Hit parole will be revoked if Whl{e House said today, ar* join­ Iloanset by Mrs. Laths Fowler, ha enters Orange, Union, Sem­ ing m esu g e’of . sympathy tp Pre­ Mrs. W. B. Ellarba and Mrs. C, inole or Osceota Countlaa—acenes sident Dulra of Rraiil on tha Removal Of Oam Neprro Tries Stick-up, Injures Policeman 1 •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, October 08, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Overell Trial . “ s c o n 's S C R A P B O O K IU lltlll»4 from l-lar IIWl without hriitation, came alter tlir i-“a* ~ weary jurora returned llieir ver­ dict ol acquittal; a verdict that cltmoacvftxrn day^wV*o<tm/Illloh and 19 weeks of trial and l.rougKt a wild demonitration of cHerrinj and whitlljng from the jiljn-packcd roam: SherilfY deputies and Trial Judge Kenneth E. Morrison we.re unable to keep older when t|iectator* milled around, and (rounded each other on the hack in (hr courtroom at the longest criminal trial in American court hitlory came to an end. . The prosecution trait charged that the Iff-ycaf-old hint 21-year-old Hurt were responsible for the ilealh» of Mr. amt Mrs. Overell, whose Iwwliea were found] the yacht Mary h which wan blasted by dynamite on the murky night of last March 16. Now Louise and Hud are freed to go their ways,- and iltty ap-_ parcnlly will Iw separata, hlie ia the sole heir, to the half million dollar estate tell try her father, who' waa head of a lets Angeles loan company, and tier mother. Bud ran atart out #<Son, as he plans to do on a leisurely auto M o l e c u l e , of tour of the United Htates. CHLOROPHYLL. OME An estimated* 12,OIK) persons, almost one-third cf the popu O F T H e T v /O G P lE E N ,S U N L IG H T , lation of. Banin Ana, rapilnl of southern California'* fat>u|ou*ly CAPTURING, FooD-MAKlNG rich orange empire, was within PIGMENTS IMALL <REEH PLAHfS shouting distance of the magnolia COHSIS<£ 55 ATOMS oFtree-lined block surrounding the! MONDAY, OCT. G, 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA —T- By R. J.S C O n Atomic Power It'«allas*4 from p ,n O | without foundation In fact." he II went on. "It la an Important purh ahsad of A. Robinson throw to Johnson. flUnky raised a Wgh pop to IC**nll*««4 tin s Pane 0**1 airport. Mr. Gruber will act as Rlxxuto. Two runs, four hiU, no errors. secretary for thy project and Mr. , . .. Marign will ho in -eh arg e Y, nV m ormer J. O. g . and the feeding Furillo gathered fn DIMaggio's and tha housing of the men. Mr. Marian statca th at there will high fly in renter. Gregg walked he lwlween C.W^sod 760 men In the McQuinn with four straight called lalliL* .Stanky ran into short, UaiiiUi^^ mi>* of the wght ~fietd lu lutul da 'J eW——*r Trainers and additional assistants high pop. A. Robinson walked. _■ officials m .l_ l who l. will rIS reside _!J „ 1hctc * ' M.'.iuin.s afTil inn #to n cnrnvtil it . moving IfMcQuinn second. PRlxand ruto bounced a singly off Jor­ during (he training activity. There will a lsi I*. a luiseball gensen's glove Ju st' Inside Ihe tryout school held at the train­ ttyrd baseline, McQuinn scoring. ing camp In addition to the teams Kerens was r a i l e d out on In training, so with the Minne­ strikes. apolis learn, there should he near­ One run, one hit, no errors, ly 1.000 additional men in San­ two left. • ford during spring training Third Inning Dodgers ^ ................... .... ...... —- » - ■ BaVertl hirwTcd &hly Three (iltohea The school and training factL to strike out Ryese. J. Robinson itlca will open shout the middle of also went down swinging after Jttime.. r ‘ r.y „ -ApriL^fnriL*‘according1'Jn"°Mr = tn rT g Walker aeveral walk-' feet Ln according Jo - Mr. j on 4-Ifltlf. roun Giants Coining -of « » remark* here todayt/T sav Just that, and to state In outline the aelentific and engirt, erring reasons why no one can count,on atomic energy to solve ♦he fv?l problems uf hurofic and f liifla ial'w m ii n ^ O ' f W ^ d e 'Tii: lure. Tlir technial problems are ■<> many ami so great, I.llicnthal said, that a commercially practfruF’W m le power plant "la not ^>sl around the corner, not around two corners." He added: "There Is not any reason to G espeet that an atomic r'ncrgy in­ dustry will spring Into being over­ ifnight and make its appearance U a* a colossus upon lho national F scrpe, displacing at once the pow­ er Industries which now serve us aiuL-diarupling -in -a-f*W_voai*-tha whole pattern of our eonomy. The Want officials met In Ihe M - "rrm anskl lined out to John“It will almost certainly fol; b* low the course of aupplamenting Of rather than supplanting existing t) economical sources of energy sup­ ply. a s to. f||ed out 11 Our (Iha CommUilnn'*) Judg- Iwll of the GlanU, City .Manager |o w>|ker >nJ hould II. N. flayer. Kdwanl Hlgglnl, tr ment ia that clearly no one *hou center. DiMaggio flird to HerBASKETS o drlav sound and economical addi­ manager of the flcmlnn'le County manakl. • • C tions to power supply, whether Chamlier of Commerce. Ralph' S E R V E AS No runs, no hits, no errors, one bv fuel-gcneratcd electricity or Luhlnski. City engineer and Sid­ left. B R E F R IG E R A T O R S water power. because yomowher* ney- RiChard, City superint^drnt Fourth Inning Dodgrrs in the future atomic energy will of parks. IM T H E S O C IE T Y Kdwards singled to lefL Furillo come on the scene as an additional A City crew will aU rt the pre-. IS L A N D S - N A f r t i S . for the Jorgensen’s aiiutctuof.aupply. There will cer- limlnarv work tomorrow for he p„ o p M tou k rn b Htirnweis. and PLACE FR E SH L Y lainlv lie ample time lo make whatever adjustments may l>c C A U G H T F I S H IM im v e m Te i> * ............. ... the arm an d 'ra k in g the ground needed." B A S K E T S AND 'Th e s l i d e r u l e ? Ila said that eight to ten ve»r* will begin tomorrow and (hr work 'N o run*, one hit, no errors, one Is SU BM ERG E. <H L will progreaa until the fields arc lefl. is "the moat common estlmal* ----sv111 progres* uiiiii mu nnu* «( the time - limitation raquir*«» H-ade for the-learns lo begin-play u . Feu 11 It Inning -Yankee* w h o l e m w a Ter McQuinn whiffed. Johnson walk­ ■ S A M U E L .P E P V S to achieve* the first prsetlal dem In January. S ' - i ! S h ~ K IK CARBOH, 72 A<OMS ed* and A. Robinson struck o u t opsliation. T o K e e p T h e Fo o d W A S U S IN G , o h e A& jury returnrd ita verdict. 5 A T O M S o F O X Y G E N , 4 - AY o M S Rixxulo singled, Johnson taking l.ilienthsl also saldt Two of the six wurm-n on thi A L IV E U M f lL EARLY AS 1662 ? second. Hobby drown halted for • If we don't ««• at It with vigtr ury wept unashamedly a* trial o f N i Y R O G E K AMD O M E A TO M Utfrn* and doubled, scoring John­ and a sense of urgency. If we go ready fo r u s e * • World SerjcH Judge Morrison romplimentrd the OF M A G N E S I U M •. son. Risxuln took third. Rightfo sleep on the Job, It will lake a C*p I Ht, IU, fro*,, s^iro.. I . . jurora for their service. Home had hander Hank Hehrman rrplaeed hundred veara." H •m isses irmm forfeited more than four months On the m atter of solving the favored hy balmy I/idlan Bummer Gregg on the mournffor Drooklyn wages to ill-charge their public problems, l.ilienthsl said the Com- weather that aanr the thermnmet- and walked Rtirnwelss. Henrlch obligation. They received 111! a singled ' scoring Riixuto with mission is on the horns of a dl- rr soaring Into the mid 70’*. week as Jurors. _ .. . , . . . Brown taking third and Htirnwriaa lemma. , Gold, as wel as glory, hung In ;>MTOn,|. j . Robin ton threw out The jurors disclosed .th at the f irst, there is the .necessity for first vote was 7 to 6 fur acquittal Behrman covering first." arrreev li-raua*. "atomic energy the balance for the Dodger* and | Two runs, three Jiiu. po error*. tha next 0 lo 3, then another 0 unite t present world conditions Yanks as there Is . record *41)3.to 8, then It to I and finally (hr ruiisttlutra the basis of the most G74.H3-!n the player pool.'Victory three le ft devastating and overwhelming means approximately *70,000 dlf- :------- F ifttrlirn lm rrto d unanimous ballot for Innocent on rm u M ’in m* a.iiMiiu to iw divijr wrnpnn-maTT-husrrver devised.** a ll-four counts.’ Joe' Tage pitching for New . . . . ,t I___ 1 it . . J<*’iiiA- rd among the athlete*. It still has .() ii the other hand, the ~ Jury Foreman J. 7T Porirr, York. Stanky Imunerd out fltirnnot bene announced how many | miaalon "la-lieves that this atomic •d to repoiters: "The main argu­ lo McQuinn, Reese* fly waa | industry can never flourish and shares ha n |>ycii voted hy rnrh weisa ment was whether they (the taken by Ucrra and J. Robinson club or who will get them. Com­ ; grow and find ita proper plarn O vrrelltl wcie dead ut Ihc lime u n l e s s II sends Its roots deep and missioner A. H. Chandler 1* hold­ lined lo Hrnrich. of tho We aU-« had n lot No runs, no hits, no errors, I wide into ||<e same *611 that has ing up Ihe official word until none t f argument on the testimony.” left. j nourished lh* automotive and after Ihe close of the Series. A Another Juror, ‘M at' llt-licr,. Fifth Inning Yankees other indusltial gianls, the soil goed guess wnuid he (hat. a win­ Santa Ana Junior Coll ege rustodiDiMaggio walked. M c Q u i n n of cninpetllivp enterprise.' ning shares will run around an. summed up hii views: •’The 1 What w the Commission has done, frt.300 and losing rut approxi­ bunted and was out Jorgensen to chain of evidence wss not linked." hr said, i* to distribute the task mately $4,1100. , | Stankv who covered first, DiMaggin taking second. Stanky threw of developments among Industries Most of the seventh gamo. r e .: o(|t Johnsof,f niMagglo moving to and educational Inst It ittlCttrK "once Red Manifesto go Into Ihe coffer* of »>'** j third. A. Robinson skied to Walk»«• have broken It up Into hits relpta wliirh rail he -uirged of too *C- New lu rk nnd llrooMyii clulie, ICnllaaiS r>«m r*ae 0*-|." earh of which will take home. a | p(o runs, no hits, no errors, one rlmia hstard to aeeurity." telling up a new. (.'ntnmuniM or■purler of a million dollars o n ' |pf( I.ill*nthal avid. "The Atomic ttn u a lio n which srouied in tome ' sixth Inning Dodger* ' Knergv Commission pledge* that Ihe Mven-game set This fart will I Walker flle«l to DiMaggio. Ed b b tm e rs memories nl ihe old Com­ American Industry anil englne.-i.- In* close y noted by the p a y e rs ing will lie kept Inform'd of do. J « ’ , lh?,r renruary Miksls hatted for llrrmanskl nnd intern the • Communist Interns velrypmenU In this (alomlel field." and March salary arguments with bunted to Johnson who threw him tionsl foimeil hy RunUii Cqmmun the front office. . | n|ll f(rj|L Kward. filed to DIami he added; Uu in 1919 in further worldwide H rat Inning Dodger* i M a g g i o . ----------------------“Whan, lha Infurmatlon can not revnlutinn It wxi declaifd diV * f M* WATIiaU) MOTOt of * car owned by T. Durkelt Ivina, a controversial political flgyrf. U lhown after a *1*1 ,pun.T**®", * *,n*le Into i No* runs, no hits, no errors, i * ________ fnualw elntta Lblotl I m I tier* I aa It.a s V I L s i l l V •stepped .tin . . . I L . s ls e t.e I _ C l . _ Pt . L <Pess W L _ lw eotvpste. we will tell vmi (In* i mysterious hsrt •weebai* vnrekrit Itt'U IhiS'eV-SherHT Ihe siirter In Wi garageI In Etowsh, Tenn. The ‘w lvid f o u r ' yrarV ago. in 1K7 dustrv) so. Atomic e n -rg - I* emir right field, hlanky was caught I nnnr |r ft. explosion ripped b(T his right leg end punctured his body with places of metal. He died shortly after In a Sixih Inning Yaakres business. Ihe oeonle'a business. stealing on a fine throw from A. middle of Ifie war. hospital In Athens. .At right Is his grandson, Danny, 8, who was Injured In tha blast Police Chief C. O. Ken / I . I . , . , H . . , I C».m4n),.i.y *"d von hnvo a right to know. Robinson lo * fltlrnwriss. Reese | Miksls took left for Brooklyn. nedy said Ivins "was In office a long lime and made a lot of enemies.' Moscow papers, a ftett prinlin < (International Soundprtofo) _ p | urv_ih.in-.thM . unless Indaitrv walked. J. Robinson linftj jo jlc n - .Rlsxiito-wa* snfe-orr a hunt along . ;__ ihi-jl'tlnjA llah -Sunday^, uu Jc-px dor* know, and unless It li s rich who made a leaping two.' th e first base line nnd stole seeoart kinstil aloinlr energy «|evat.< handed catch. Reese- also was lond " Page' struck ‘oul. fltirii'welss editorial comment lodsv, llie msnMRH. FDICH DEFENSE .................................... iopment will, suffer, ami w-e sh»ll caught stealing, Rohlnson to Rlx- {walked and Lefty Joe tlatlcn re* Tribute To Hoys Negro Kills Self > - iff.to rallied Communist* of llie have Js'lrd 1n our obligation t«*«uto. plaretl nehrman on the mound for LAKE SUM ESS. Oft. fi. t/P) . nine nation foi an all-out fialit •be nubRc," No run», one hit, no error*, the Dodger*. Ilenrleh - whlffnt |( 'tiitim.r.1 lis*m |'N |f fCW NllM M 4 free*#* I’flge OM) — Mrs. Franklin I). Itnosrxrlt against the Marshall IIIp .,(id ovlul rnns will t e s t i f y Ihe Value of ami Al Clark, who hit for Berra, gorl to. "run" the Sheriff related. to hi Ihe UnilftT Nalions Inday -------------------- --------------------------Inpne lvf«il desciihcd as Unileil Stairs im­ lhi»> Iraiiiing ill iliaping otto's rnK,r“.‘ “ *in*. Y,I^.r^ . . |»lngled »rt.rlng Rixsuto, Stirn Iln nahl Mis* Russ was hysteri­ In her arcoml answer to Sovlrl reratml .Where contact with rrlm . reei.’ • perialism. cal wUrn slie was taken to n attacks on "war mnngera" In Inal offenders was tmuihlc a ' . Htlrnweia* lifted to .Walker In .w elts moving In second. Hatten “serious m istake" nnd that daily »!'ort, right field.- Hermanskl took'w n* rrlirvrd hy righthander Rex Governor W silgrtn! **fl h i-id Communist parlies of Iwo Mar­ line with tl.g enlirnrise and diD hospital bill otherwise she not Ibis country Dial Ihe Amerlran routine of prisoners was of a fly ,n ■hf.rl left. J. | Barnev. DiMaggio filed to Furillo. seriously'Injured. press "on Ihe whole la free." very severe order “far more than tossed iimirrl.andrdly to One run. luo lilts, no errors, shall Plan. nations, France and igenre w liirh is shown by papei Alimit 2<) slate, county amt city *'We niln.il our press system ju stified" ’• - - . Uf»-KK who roverrrl first lo retire two left. e a rlie r* ill llie ir wmk tlust they offirrr* converged sulrkly on the Italy, were included. hay Ita (nulls," Mr*. Kotmetrlt nlinilld nl.-'i take this in te irs l in BciT*. * | Sercnlh Inning Dodgers scene of Ihe slaying Prdrn report­ tola Ihe commiltre. "On Ihe ‘ *» "1 laid •nlisl.wl m.n • Meanwhile. In' laiiiilnn. 7» -»*s re­ tin. •h nid ranip nlgtu." • been Mark lacked irdo ioinlnc na • none |fft^' ln ,• no hits, no errors, Clark took -t^ right Yanks, ed Jhinl severnlhmidred cltuens ported that western Furnpeio been blackjacked I Mo Joining ____________ . F ^ lto -f-rt.M M rgfor triTIhe n r-! whtde our pres* Is free. We flenator W agnnr: "It I* hmd governments and inosl nrw«p«|>eM to liii.ig n ie | lit t e r nnV of fin d ­ nlsp g slh n rd along Ihe rual road fIlUJiat-lhc_juiianU***-iU-tkU I tlk '-m lllk a i- o i s u i l u i W - B o Hccond Inning Dodgers I Lavagr-tto' baited for 'Jorgensen ware WlUihohljpe rn’miyrnl m. th i n g i 'iit:- :il nmt H fi1. IU ~~ ~ KoTin r press therefore .outweigh,* the d6e* t.eneral Elsenhower. 8TT~ Walker swung at Shea's first and popped -to.-SHrnwelis. Gil Elsenhower's’ statement spoke •nnouMec mrtii that FommunKle its wavs Hum Hint of working ns it ecntritl floulli Carolina tuwn. distdianlOtie* of a roptrolled pitch ami-fouled put to McQuinn. -Ifodgea hit fqr Barney and struck' of nine nations had organised / newsboy.** I. ir.tm.--i- was “vnrv Mxlu" | l*res»- A eonlrollrd press lflik e of'"tiiKhie pfi<llluPe*exercl»e<i by Hnrraantkl smashed a line'drive ! out. ■ •Yommandcrs to Iridufe sUbordlltrreitiliivrd .Cnutmui|iiL lntrutis-gejm /j M iuio: •iji’o il of Use I'edelL .*ahl, ’ ’a*. Die mob iiiIIIihI nn egg. If tihe pari of It I* which hit the right field wall on Seventh Inning Yankte* nates to Join fraternal organltaHonal_lo - ounose “what new rpuiirr Ihiy* wjuifi) I know, liapleasly without clues. had, the whole Is bad." Hugh Casey pitching for Brook­ American Inineilallsin.'-'* Ilona." The Wyrhe report had re- one bounce and *kip|>ed past Ber- lyn. Meanwhile, Pellre Chief M. | anil they nro » sturdy,- fine,*'selfR'eyse threw out McQuinn, farred J o ^ th e fellowship of U.B. ra . enabling llrrm anskl to make Johnson Rslatlvelv "acaree heailllnea' an- reliance group, m u jellbet ..upjde Ctcil Chandler and Lieut. Jo h n , (riplfct- and Miksls look a three-bagger with a headlong Ruark Churgus British comrade*," created to beared In Ihe western pres*. An mi litmvr lit* family illy income I’nronit' or Uiar Diet lutlm nre qui. tlv railed at tht A,. Robinson's fly, Johnson scor­ slide, just ahead uf. Berra'* long footer comradeship betwren mem­ authoritative Hrillsh Informant aia saving llieir moiioy -toward htmir of Dunhatn, who,- Chandler I ing. Riixuto popped to Stanky. throw to Johnson. said tho Foreign Offlre would U college rdm nll'iii.'’ bers of the two armed force i. said, prrvinuslv hail served a term * II fnllmmni tram l-aae Oa*l‘ One run. ona hit, no errors, Edwards rapped a single Inside va the dslaratlnn "close altcn3. "I said that the Army had Kanntor Lucas: "From my own for murder. As they questioned u n ihraler under Ueul. Geneisl tb* third * baseline scoring Her- none left. rli ] and study. Hon experience as a newspaper l»nv I Die negro nlx.ut last night’s Slay. t-L* (• | | | „ n „ ..i broken many of Its postwar manski with the first run. Eighth Inning Dodger* Furilla One official sourre said Ihc know that tlu-'i- vOuthltil cltlxcn* Ing, the Chief reported. Di.nl.sm J oh.» ^ Lee and Ihat lh« KuaiV promises to the enlisted men. So drilled, a single past the mound ' Htankv filed to Clark, Reese Hijtlsh wotihl "search for anv me winking hard mid sanfieing rnn from Ida house and seiiod a . ,,.orir' * "wholly rnoneoui doe* General Klaenhower." into 'center field, Edward* skied to the same man and J, ground* for a foimal romplaliit." h o u r*'of iplcaaure lo serve their slmtiruii. Wyche reported tha only In­ out , ip tc lu rr' of overflll ronditioris. Robinson filed to. DiMaggio,._ _ stopping a t soromi, ft# acknowledged It was d'.'Uhtflll coniinuiiilv and their country, amt stance* ^.of broken promlsei to I. .I„,f. , u r esie. As the offlirrs prepnted to flosej -Kitcnhower made, ihe tf|>oil No runs, no hits,, no arrora, That waa all for Shea. II* waa that government action would l>e 1I salute their thrift, llieir ■n i , |n lyu„hBni 'ktll-sl himself In- public Flidav nlnna will, a mem. enlisted men were those of sold­ left. ?. taken since (he Comniuhlsl group pri»e and their pnlrndisip. . i atantlv wllli u blast from thr " uu!,c "l°ng wilh a meino- iers who had enlisted for areas replaced by Dill Bcveni, a right­ non* ' Eighth Inning Yankee* Cotiimiaaloner Chandleri “ I had .) chandler said ' Jrandum of his own acknowledging other than the Meditorranean but hander. was formed on a political level, Page tiouiwed to J . Robinson, tnv....................................... first lesson* in tlir If during Jorgenson lined a ground rule i ® - -■ ostensibly at least. . I ........ .. T h. Chief Mid he found hloo.lv > n o h “ in the rom nhhd and ».y- had been sent to that theater be­ ™.rl1.10. took Stirnweiss' fly* and * The Communist announcement m y eailv davs as n new»pa|wr cjolhes In Dunham's house and ing he tvat taking action lo to p cause of the Army'a shortage of double srnleh •kipped Into th e I Furillo ta took «°n rich a fiy. denounced what It termed "the carrier.'•S. « M 1 A . L - . ■L l i r e * •. 1. . * * )S recruits. Elsenhower said this right field stands on one hop l M,V * ___ f t * e No run*, no hits, no ertora and Luck man. who i. president o. f .w ' 2'.r.fl ro! man rfCi . scoring Edwards and sending Fu none policy of treason of Rightist 8«waa a fault of tha Army instead as the who attacked the IrfL ’ Eitrnhower said ll.e Itf b n w nr of Lee’s command ami that he rillo to third. rlallsts," and named Prime Mln- lA-ver Brothei* Company, lAlrt-1 Nlalh Inning Dodgrrs l-ridicw. Mas*.) .“America’* ‘smalL ' f Gregg bounced to RJsxuto who later Attla* ami Foreign fleero8tirnweisa threw out Walker, l>tuine#flmim9—her HfWSimyi— . Coroner ‘Uwl* Miller Hnid he ihe exception ralher than Ihe would take steps to "follow up -hipped to A. Robinson catching tary Krnrst Kevin for tho rate- c*t rule and in no case could be on IL" Miksls singled and Edward* hit are developing, the qunliliea Dial found fingerpriida ImlwHlded In fory. i "I charged unfalrneaa and Furillo at the plate. Gregg reach­ Into a gatne-endlng double play, have made for America’s gicnl- D.e girl’s throat but no evldenre •'•ceij Jo wrong intent nn the pail A French foreign office spoke* hesa. They form a deep and rich that Dunham h*.| attempted to of the theater commander.** In*lability In bringing acrvlce de- ed first on the fielder's choice Riixuto to McQuinn. No runs, ona hit, no errors, . . r 6HK-le.de,* „r tr,r > . ^ 4 . He Mhl^he w i t Ru.rk .devole.r hT» coiumn f„r pendent* to Italy. General Elsen­ and Jorgensen just mad* third tha development was about “nor­ T*«rrmtr agrees. nun row. „ . ,. , . . . today,' which was made available hower mal," liocai.se of Ihe spill between Elsenhower said the principal fi« i Vim r T T 8crl|tp»-lloward newipa'- cause of this situation was failure tho Weat and East. Hi* counter­ Lakp Monroe IhinV1 m 7 m hf r V ,f,. r h ,d ■ny' «'cr»‘0 his comment. p art In tsindon said,'"T he Rus­ REGISTRATION NOTICE •'h' '* ''** ,hl* inD hester eounty.l "I^flhnn'ledly," h- paid. »|n of the War Department to, ex­ sians have lien, rooking It up for which hk» never had » lynching. I Wyrhe's n 'i'M 'ffor* ildastc" p la in ’to personnel tho regtona for #Pl«f1ttlH| IrtHvt I’anf Ilia#I •ome time" and that Ibe new or. . 1" , °rd*r» p fc L w M w The .R epU tniU on Book* of th* City of Sanford. W" ’ W* Bn,‘ ,pn**‘ hutl U,- truth .11 .hr charges hare rhWWf* aiaatlnn was net likely to two years, ago, said Mr. I'ojwt. orderly. necessitated by conditions Jn Italy. , (stood up." Florida, are open a t the City Hall, commencinR Mon­ "change the international situa­ Hr pointed out that Ihe whole 5. "I chargrd abuse of enlisted The. .Sheidff said tension already' He **M Kisenluiwer'a-statement chauffeurs. General Eisenhower area ha^k of Mpllmurno I* fioorl. day, Septem ber 15, 1947, for the purpose of regigtcrinR tion very much." • 'l l was noted that th r Com erl ami at loikc Hell ’n Illatea '^*,1 high because of a murder "knocks the Wy'he report rrank. admits IL" for tho Municipal P rim ary Election to b e , held on where the 81. John* rises. “ **"*” Ul*d tmlay In which sided" and that Ihe Chief of Staff munlat* strove mightily to avol I Elaenhower said th at the pracNovember 4, 1947, and will rem ain open t nch tiny ex­ had agreed with R uark. nn .11 At a hearing hold last year at_*j?nt.t)fr negro was accused_pf . * nr . . charge' of Interference—in. * |l l c * of requiring chauffeurs “to cept Sundays and holidays, up to and including S a tu r­ points; tha sovr.rlgnty of Countries In- U i “ H5yfiiIr* TVnTlL Was polnterl7l f t y,n» ^ wmrc man. day, October 25, 1947. I. "I said Ihat things were wait unconscionably long hours volved. a* they charged the Tru­ out hy engineers that a lock d p " pretty awful In the dlyeipllnary to suit tho social convenience of ranal from Ihc flt. Johns to the I man Doctrine Doct ' and the Marshall P r o p a c t iv it y the officers" aecma to b* an ofH. N. 8AYER training camp at n * a . So dpra Indian River near Tijusvllle would j Plan hava done. fenac “of an occasional rather * The Communists avoided the lowet the fioorl level enough to ' JACKSONVILLE, Oct 0. (Rpe. General Eisenhower." CITY REGISTRATION OFFICER. 1 than of a general nature." Eisenhower's statement s a i d of the word “Comintern, prevent auch excessive high wat- rial)— "Unprecedented activity la minor Summing up hit reaction to th* offenders had been incarer Stalin said after the old • r In Lake Monroe, No action on irxpeeted throughout major vege. affair, Ruark (aid todayi ilnterri was dissolved In 1043 the matter haa .been taken alnro • table producing areas of Florida it th# dissolution "exnoses thr *h* hearing. The c a n a l waa for the next few weeks, ** farm- t t a t - S f'.Russian f i - r ' E TCommun m J? * preparation of land ■•S-i of Commerce ami civic lea<ltni ‘ and the planting or cultivation acted upon orders from Mos from Jacksonville, Ban/ord, Or­ of rrops necessarily retarded bp SO YOU’RE MOWED DOWN . . . . . '• Communist* and fellow lando and other Florida cllle*. !!!?„, tmd w ith e r ," said William L. Wilson, Director of her*, however, acknowlTry our cool, refreshing In prlvato conversation* Dally Worker gave 11 banner State Markets, today, TIP—TOP ICE CREAM ■new gTonp, whh ita “in. headline*. Th# conservative F.vr “I have 'spent th* last wfck 2?-' ' ' • . ‘ i" V , lion bureau" In Belgrade, nlng New# and the liberal Eve- traveling through the producing BEVERAGES. Wv make our (w a lea C rum , All flavor* I a “new" International. Right- nlng Star Ignored the story. Tbs areas and hjye bem Impressed Ta*ty — Dalkioua — Healthful . ilddle-of.the-roader* did conservative Evening Standard with t>_____ *t the point. carried a N#W York dlsjiala(i *a^'. bulk d j ( # |# V a i r production will BILL’S PACKAGE STORE and BAR TIP—TOP ICE CREAM London newspapers newspaper* pi plac- Ing aoma Americans be late. 111 have a substan­ n the first page, announcement might mean that tial acreage In th* varioua crops d i l Waat frrat Street Phona MO 414 Sanford Avanoa Phona 1218 taervativa conaervativa Daily Russia planned to quit Ihe Unit­ normally p r o d u r a d In heavy nd the Colnmunist ed Nalions. volume, ha said. tct - j . . a a V H S S 1 S Wo oF J Storm Ib Reported Off Florida Coast MIAMI, Oct. fl. UP)— Tha Fedrral Storm Warning Service said today that It was "watching a squall area" now Ideated about 160 milea east of Melbourne, .Fla., and accompanied -hy winds up 1 :A : MT and dft ifxx, ; w.. mrtrn gusts. Grady Norton, chief forecaster, laid that th e 'sq p a ll arra, “had a very, very slight circulation, hut appear* to he more of a wide fronlal disturbance." "There’* not much to It," Nor­ ton said, "but it will bedr watch­ ing.” tie said that an Army hurrL * rsTHr-tiuTitFr. airplane had flown a lo the *<|uall area early today” and he now awaitrd a report-from the aircraft._ »"Winds of jfale force can hi~ expected out in the Atlantic and it look*-like it will continue on a north or northeast eourae. It doesn't amount to much, but will have to be watched closely." Oviedo llssllssn l Iran. Paae Three) grade mothers, Mr*. Roy Flam­ ming and Mrs. II. D. Kill*, chairFish Pond—flisth and Seventh — grade mnthrr*. Mr*. A. M. Jones and Mr*. W. G. Wellman,, chair, men. * Hut Dug* and Coffee—Tenth grade. iWoShVFS Jdrit. John tDudu ami Mrs. R. W. Kates, ehalrmen. 0 Cake W alk-E leventh, Eighth and Ninth grade mother*, Mrs. W. R. Meek. Mrs. 0 . S. Moon and Mrs, Ijiwsoii Hardy, chair. men. Mr. and Mr*. E. Z. Partin and hull- son, Douglas, of Marietta, Georgia, are gurata of Mr--and • Mrs. -Lawson Hardy and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Tallx.it and children and Mr. and Mis. Marshall, Mrs. T a lb o tt's# t*r «f—Hotnrtsm-and'San An­ toni o, Tex. arc visiting Mr. Tal­ bott's ' patents, Mr: and Mrs. F ra n k -W. Talbott. \ Mr. and Mr*. Frank W. Talbott and guests, Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Talbott and children, and Mr. ami Mrs. Marshall, hava re. turned after a motor trip through­ out the southern part qf tha atate. Mr. and Mra. Enoch Partin and daughter. Mrs. Charles T. Nib- m lark, have returned a fte r ipending a few days In Miami. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Leinhar: have returned f r o m Daytona Hcarli. Ix-nn Ragsdale ha* rsturned from a business trip to Tlfton. none left. Totals: K FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM Try A 7 Even In the limited spaoe of a train galley, it's a {few York Central rule that used fats b* saved. Why? Because, folks, our government says every pound of used fats should be f tfr saved to hdp relieve a world shortage that is still critical. Last July, for rxampio, our dining can and commissaries turned In almost five thousand pounds. And We're keeping at Il Bo If you're not saving fats « regularly aa you used to, •ren t you get U ck In tha habit ? Every drop ia still needed I v 't r : 'V IA - ________ j • it i :• • 4 - r * v ;v a •a a . . iiK M im i ■rm m — �'i~T i * In Unlt> There U S tren g th — To Protect the Peace of the World; . To Pgoaote the Progress of Amtrlca; To Produce Prosperity for Stnfotd. Nation Enjoys Improvement To County Roads Attlee Plans NLRB Decides Partition Is Promised By Commission _ _ ._ -. FirstTuesday Shake-Up Ih Top Officers __ » Without Meat His Cabinet Needn't Sign ■»- —aasaaw— ■— ■■ W hite House Serves Cheese Souffle As . Senate C a f e t e r i a Provides Mackerel •i Action on improvement o< the Longwood-San Lando Spnngs Road Was promise^ this morning by Counly Commission Chairman H. B. Pope as quickly as drier weather permits. This promise came as a re* *u(i-of-an-appeal-for-improvement to~lh* road by Harold and E r'L . . Ferran who have leased San I ando Spring* from the Orange-Seminole Bevin And Cripps Re­ Company (the Overstreet family) for a 50 year period at a cost of ported Unaffected;$650,000, Cognniasiotier I'npe said that an* Russia A g r e e s T o experimental section would be berry to alluw a right-of-way Talk GcrmanTreaty made of asphalt over clay to ile- through his property for a new termine tf this method will be road authorised by the County LONDON, Oct. 7, UP)-—The practical In the Improvement* on which will serve residents build­ London Star reported lat* to­ the shoulder*. The load was de­ ing new home* In thk r'egion of day that Prime Minister A tt­ scribed by Commissioner Ben l.ak* Tony east of the Seminole lee had removed Fuel Minis­ Overktrret aa in very bad condi­ Driving Park. It wa» pointed out ter Emanuel Shlnwell, Use tion, especially the rain soaked today by Leonard Button, resident chairman of the Labor party, shouhlera. and developer of property In (his from his cabinet in a large H. L Ferran told the Commis­ region that during races-resident* scale gavernmenlal ahakeup. sion that it la the intention uf are blocked off from their prop­ Shins ell will become war the new operator* to publlclie erty by race track ticket men and minister, a Job which does net ami make San Lando Springs pop­ that the new road connection will raery cabinet rank and pula ular mi the scale of Bilver Spring* eliminate all this. -him under-the. immediate sup­ and Cypreaa Gardens. ,54*. Dope ReatffAltlbrf o ff? . T. Brurfh as ervision of Ike defence minis­ said that he realfxed that the superintendent o f t h e county ter, Ih* Star said. spring* and development is a’ big Home was accepted and upon his "A* a whole the reconstruc­ e*set to Seminole county and that recommendation. J. A. Parrish of tion will mean a movement to something must be done for the Orlando yraa appointed to assume lb* right, rather than ta the road. The clay road from the this position, air. Brown stated left, the Star's political cor­ spring* to Altamonte was also that ha and hi* wife felt that respondent w r i t e . "Other described as being In very bad becauaa of their age they were un­ changes will result In a con­ shape due to rain*. able to handle these duties any siderable reshuffle in office*. Attorney L. F, Boyle waa » « '||onf#rti and pointed o u t'th a t a Several ministers will be drop-' quested to contact Uibbafd Cassel-1 ( r sae aiet pcd." Board Differs With Own AttorneyAs To Union LeadersSigning Red Affidavits - * - Is . . - Opposed ate * ■**• ' __ _ 1 Cabinet Asks Orange County To Prosecute Drunken Driving Cases ■_ United Nations Hears Demand ForEndTo Jewish Immigration •Into The Holy Land By ASSOCIATED PRESS . • TALIj M IASSF.E. (b ,. 7 .Ah The .Sale t .bmet lf.Mid vf pul,III WASHINGTON. Oct. 7 <Ai ItllH I T, I.ehsnnn, (k l. 7, ' A*» The nation obtrrvrd itt (ini The National Labor Relations Safely today askrd thr ^lungr county tnnunsl m uil solicitor to aban­ — IhltAmrd sources said the Jvncatless Tuesday" today but Board ruled today 4 to I that top don his rrportrd policy el "consistent ir lu u l'' lu 'p iu sriu tr .11 tluii(r> Arab League would plan at s*slari* supplies of inrat on band and sions here luuighl lur Military AFL and CIO o((icrts are not re­ of driving while intoxicated. menua prepared in advance pre­ quited by the Tafl-Haille? Law to ‘ Governor Caldwell irLyrd to the cabinet a irjwut I turn Dirrclul II | *uppurl to the Araln -•( Fate* vented many restaurants from par­ N. Kukman of the Flon-t* Hivhway I'slivl that Solicitni K-aymund (> , ' nr ,n J sign non-Communist affidavits. Ihr I oiled Kleltw and (sftal ticipating today. Overriding an interpretation by Filets maintained a pol-ty uf teduring all diunken driving ilu tg rs to tins airs h««cd on British withHotel and rettaurant official* ——---- J---------—• • — its own general counsel, Robert reckless driving. drawel hum th r lluly Land. ('onvicliun for drunken driving captained that tlieir menui were 1hr ........... also. »«».riposted , M- Denham, the hoard, decided means mandatory su*uy(oJoii. of made up and their meal orden to luiog into thr np«n the diathat msolar as 'bargaining-rlei lloit a driver's lirenic for one year, pule on a " liira lrr Syria." placed with wholesaler* loo Ur priMrduirs are ru m rin rd the law but a reckless driving ronvictlrin Falesilne A ntis are girdlhg ahead for full compliance today does not. (•quire, affidavits only from offi fur a light, political and mili­ “ We’ve talked to the county *o. uith the President'* "Meatlet* tary II necn » jry , I* 'prevent get* of individual uniuns and thru Ilcitur and he tells u« he la a n ­ Tuesday" request which was not D «W * D n .|, r . . . p*rlilii*n of I’alcstio* as reeomBK*k swerable only to the people of the made until last Sunday night. ’’ While the boaid has the final rounty who elected hlmA' thc liov' .'the lol.>iminis said the main ernor told the cabinet. • • However.'the While House went say so on elections to determine n . , . . . i tuple fur the Arab 1-eague "I don't know what «* ran do . on the “ Meatless Tuesday" menu h x p la m s I lls wuukl l>* aid lu their I'alrstine Hqion lepiysentation. right*. Den ••xcepl ditect a. letter to linn call L e t t e r with* cheese souffle for the Pres­ ham has the last word on whrlhrt mg hla attention to ~the f**-t Fees, S a l a r y . For: 'i"'h"n ident's luncheon and broiled sal­ that we're atill killing and-maim­ the board cap. hear a chargr v-f ing people ill tIlia stair hy,ill ulik V a r i o u s Of f i c e s •Ihr '*kSusie! i'niun V*. ««• mon steak for dinner. waa h.»> dectLONDON. Oct. 7 iA*)—Prime an unfair labor purlicr^ Thu. the rii driving'." _ T ht Senate's rating place went board ran only impose its view The eshlnrl voli-il I toil I he LnV; Minuter Clement Attlee ptrsenlcd without mast today and plana 10 H - J 1 ii,1:,1’ the- la w only IfiTcises mvoTv~ etiu'ir 'slioulil send Lllais tills I*1 «li the, Buatil id l ixlnlv (’iirnniiis- Nation* Assendil) rnninilltrr oa loK tnV tietirg r'V t'lb d ay “ a—plan allminate 'eggs and .poultry On ter, which I'aldwrll brtnlghl *1 iburadar.—firHr' Runflrtedr, mmiunci* tmlsv lli.it lie will w t pay the Kuxslan rampalgn lo "eafor a latgr-scale cabinet shakrup inv i|uettioni of union repreten- ready - prepared to the meeting glng aupervlaor for the cafeteria lation or baigaining rights. "Tiie Departnienl of Safety a«l i t• sil Irrt rlaimeil liy the ('minty poxe Fascism and war-mongert" which, in the view ol some politi­ in the Senate Office Building, of­ through effort- ul the aorld Itenhani hail tokrn the position vises me. that vou rptisislriitly te j cal v-nleit. may m atk-a ciucinl earlier th a t-an AFL or CW un­ file cases chanting dlivliig e.'1 ' "until -nine rullit iif cimpetent press. fered a menu Including: juiitilicliun h.«t m ini in tin* Fried eggplant. Spanish mack­ point in hit c a irn as Britain's ion is barred ulidei the* law flout Intoxicated Irrespective of evi­ mallei." In a Icllei lu |l,r Husni erel. macaroni and tomatoes, and I AM M t t l A S . Oct. 7 <4*1 using NLRB services^unless the dence. "crisis" leader. egga a la d in g . he levirw- the |tuir» st i h l r Ihr lies* Ml,drill dominion p. AFL nr CIO leader* as well as in­ "I am also advised that III Ihr Attlee. whose leadership hat 5 Big -Brotherhoods "The egga a la king la minus Taft Blames Truman ami mitlnu-il fees ami -slaty Intan pinir.l the Atab countilCI dividual union officers, signed Xepli nil-el lei in of the cilinllial attacked by both left and toast to save bread,” Rumatrdt ex­ Seek 30 P e r c e n t been atalrm rnts disclaiming Common- court for Hiange county, five received hy him a* ( uunlt Judyr. today in drmsmhfiK (election uf AndO’MahoneyHits right, drove to Buckingham Palace Isiii plained. cases involving pet sons h\ the luvrinlr inilcc and |udpr n| the piopmsli to paililion 1 ‘slciline and Increase In W ages In the nation's big markets, L a r g e Monopolies shortly belote noon to ask the The board's inajiirily decision nailirs of Reeves, SfleVd, * Isik, county *Cnuil as Inlluw*: there was both good and bad news King's appioval a hum ility— for was slgnnl by I bice member*. Stone and I'liunii wrie n-dlieed | "III tepls III yuui litter Ilf Che ui uignnt an' inunrdialr end lo SAN FHANCLSCO, Oel. 7, J o t the consumer. Chairman Paul M. Ilertng and NF,W YORK. Oct. 7 l/P>-ln a changes expected to affrcl several mcmlwrs John M. Houston and from driving wliile Intosicnlrd l*th uf , S«'|'1enil«-i l'.*li. hi ss liii'h liv-nh imimgialion into the Holy * Wheat and corn futures prices (A1)—Dio Hill Hutcheson's de­ radio debate last night. Senator you presented tu me a statement I and. cade* of Influence ai head of on the Chicago Board of Trade senior as well as ;uniot ministers. Jam rs J, Reynolds. J i . A separate- charges to nvkless dilvmg "I.am advised thr evidence was h'u M hsmmrd /sliu lla h Khan, Ih* carpenters ran * to a cru­ advanced rather sharply, taking in Joseph C O'Mahoney (D-Wyo.) A government infoimant said the roncunlng oplniiin was, eohmlllrd dear to thr effect that each of ■laimitlsf lliul I, as Judge id the County Court, *»> doe the Count) I'slu tsn clrlcgsle. told the 57cial teat today aa the AFL ex­ stride the big overnight advance blamed monopolies for present high shake-up would he announced in by member Alw Murdock. The these men was very drunk and the uf Hrituui'le thr siilll f 41880. ecutive council railed Holly­ in requirements for margins, or pticea while his opponent. Sena­ only disaentrr was member J htiestilig o ffk eis had willieasca flannilig that' I had irirlsrd tin- i, <Iion I'alc-tiur committee of tht Wednesday morning newspaper*. wood union rklefa to a show­ down payr.tania, on all transac­ tor Robert A. Taft (R-Oh»o) that t!ray. to substantiate llu- fact. sum tlleyally, to tin I male m> I inlrd Nalmui Asiemhl) down In Ih* labor federation's tions. Newspapers of diffrtrnl political Conelaml blamed "the policies of the Roose­ Tiwlay'a board ruling has two partition vtiuhl hn a “ montlfotily" "Drunken and teckless drtvera r#plv. moat notorious Jurisdictional During early trading whaat complexions had said that Attlee Immediate effects: ate killing ami maiuung tcoi inaiiv •'First. Billie you linse peinnlte.l i iiiniiiralile to r tn p tm ot a tftUIdispute. The AFL recessed climbed 8 to 5 cents a bushel, with velt and Truman Administrations." wanted to replace.^ Fuel Ministry 1 _ Unless .Denham _altcis —til. people In Fh rRla. Thnsr charge* ul iTnrcfi-r that ,.^dis.o..i..n of ) lr hegl’o state in the United O'Mahoney spoke from Denver | j u annuaj convention until the December contract selling at Emanuel Sbinweli, who was blagsea Stand. It uperatea an open run with the* duty of rnforring the this uiSttri ta> |.ot.1U1u-d, It will IS JU *. Com w u HP to 2 to 4 and Taft from Cincinnati over, Wadaeadav while the execu­ ^ j . , henvy responsibility. lw iteroasary that I now give a Slates. It •alleasU aa ra ce als) by political opponents for last fjUc-t in adinlnisti'iing thr Taft-* tive rounrll'a I t member* met the Mutual Broadcasting System. fa litla n tlsell had obtained Hartley la» because^)/. tb« uppu-1 D*naiiim nt «f Fubllc statement o| - Dir fart* as tlwy ta disease the taagle between winin'* fuel crisis. The report "Congress gavo the Pirsidant nidr|wndcnir less than two owsllii •4b*. views of Dentiam and *br| s ,f,.ly urgently requests that y»‘< ate, hi my Jmlgl ment. Hutcheson's aalea and tka-lail'n lln u S • Pas* i l i l ^Jomfntem BoosIecT tsevajd. . _ lyertse your |»»llcv aiwl vigorously .STATEkfENTrMost County n m ago i l l fouKir's" |7ailiTis'is piojrcl power to limit expoits, but by ternatlonal Alliance of Theat­ 2. It tends lu case- llu- pre*«ur<„ffrlld,-rs.'' II x , I U S O a x CSSS ••* » • eels of 1 lorida ule lee oftii'ei. - By- Ked Newspa^er fading- to *eiercbe" hit -power he rical S tile " Employes. Ihv61v-~ cm the AFL, now holding its an­ (a t approximately 318 lobe a* Governor Caldwell said D'eie IwiUK paid lui jiiireifii wink done,, •■ ■ ■ I hat helped prices to climb highJax Beach Damaged; nual runvrntlnn inasmuch ns may lx1 soma revision In show I ln- C unty Judge set erectors. ‘udt: Vets lu- fee- j C f * li|» | NEWirOTW, net. 7. U P )- The ' " T.f , declared, H IIH H lt some union*, including Uau To­ mure pointedly that Ih* *•>**«•» *» finiii pmhale wot Is ocvnpatioiial, L 1 /V |l t 3 I l l l l t - l l w • Brunswick Is Hit Daily illy Wnrkea, Communist news" Furthermore, r , , , i k . f i t our i r cgovernment CHICAGO. Oct. 7— —Rep­ nin'* teamsters, have threatem-d hunting,' flabiug, uml th«» i>x|Bt*ttkon uf - paper, .u ld foday Iil an editorial l('•■llB■ve ■■ Faas slat resentatives of the nation's railItcenaes, and f«i insanity that the now nine-country organ­ BRUNSWICK. Ga.r Oel. 7. 6F> lu withdraw from the AFL tin. Inei. leas Lewis changrd his position. and uni rants i—oed tsheie toads and of five operating —A squall accompanied by heavy isation formed in Europe by the The CIO ha* put off deriding Commtttlata! waa not anti-Amer­ Cool Wave Reported fnl million is tiled; he ul-o gets u brotherhood* prepared to open rains whipped inland aeroa* the Little Hope I h Seen ’ what It would do ntxitit the affl ican but aimed at American "Big Miluty of I'.’IHI n yeni a- Juii'll' negotiations todgy on the union's lower Georgia coast today after davits until its convent inn, which Buslnese." strong towering tides For Aid To C.lailes lie Judge, lu Tsililltissis thr County WASHINGTON. (V t 7 } # > On Way From Canada drtnanled for changes in 44 wotk- hurling ♦ “Europe la resisting the Taftagainst the already heavily dam ­ opens Qcl. Id at Boston. Under Judge la hy la*. Judge of the ing rules (or their more than 300.* aged popular heaeh area nqar Denham's ruling the AFL and Hartley foreign policy aa the County Com r for w-liiih -eivu-e I I - '“I >lr Druvilllicnt VS)tlg it tlTALLAHASSEE^Oct. 7. t-V > By ASSOCIATED FRESH I■•il -J»irp H a l l i i g r l " fo -i»ie*v * n h o u n I’lO were given until Oct. 31 to ItrnirsenlaUve* uf Jlucxled Faint he 11-rrivr- I, -.iliiii . f y.MHt UI -I Vital American tsode union* are resist­ Jacksonville. Octolier's midsummer tempera­ 1)00 members. ing the Taft-llartley domestic tures oyer parts of t he midwest todlav i a set ' ..I'SJffnmil) punf.n r o ii tj- .' il.xi.tt "*ril tm An advisory Issued b> Ult MlJ comply. A carrier spokesman said the 11,' ncTi. I la iin W riT r ciwafn- tuitfi jeisr nfiiJ policy," said the editorial, which w rta.'pn f lu' uriy nut^tocliy. Hie proposed changes by thr brother- tgiir JVcnlher HureatCTtuday said __ C.lr celtJin tics received little encouragement VsI in tile County Coin l This 4. I I , q , | r - drsiyxrd I. was headed “AntUYVall St. •« not Weather Bureau said, in fore­ the dlsturbanre, born In the -At­ 300% More Wheat - i- si, *Hr, —ilr I p. y lu , ir n l, rmfit.iyec ,, front state uffirial* .Qxlay in their doc-ket lee I- paid liy epeli defend- t Ill hoods, trpresrnting engineer*, fire­ i-qnlantic, would derrM**b_alowly mt • Anti-U, 8." , •• rffrdYa-'WNwWh emergency «*d art! llu ally ra-e ys|?r'iT- iViiV'J’U’ud' , , , ' casting a'ro u ] w a v e 'o n 'Its way men. conductors, -trainmen and intensitv ha It moved oorthw'atd "To call such resistance to big from western, Canada. .'Used B y Breweries guilty, forfeit a I,.ml.nl ate von ‘" ,.1u' r ‘ J front the federal government.' arroaa •fHurgla. bminota. ‘AnU-Aniarican’ i fa aa Ih.- Count) Htrsa pnn iple* class as *«• “ I don't want to wr^ bjanket virte.l by .1 jui) Mild temperatures] temperatures, however, f»witchmers. would cost (K a ^ lm a d . The -advisory said that rather •falae when applied to Europe aa continued over the.southern and at eilimated $1,000,000,000 an WASHINGTON, Oct. 7", lAI— this thing but I 'd o n 't want to I»ny«C llu^tlmki't fn* nitty ulmu n m u lt ii«k«" fftrmltri* n| ihf Corn* heavy rain* and squalls would con­ Jho Internal Revenue repented to­ create any undue mitinilsjn about »lr frntlaiit u N«'4|u»l|r«| )*) K |Uf > OtUlUAl, N it I* when applied to American eastern sections of the country. nually in operatini cotD. I 4 vini n iilils tinue ovtr th* Carolina* and ad­ day that breweries used almost getting monof," Governor 'Cald­ *ir Ole ca»e is dixmla.ed; th en 4„ j 4n labor," the. editorial said. "hshilual Temperature* dropped from the The pt*(jotcd chaniei involve jacent -waters and over north ^ The newspaper also said the north Pacific coast across the thro* limes as much wheat and well lidd a large delegation of . 4 1 1 %'rry Irvt uf I!»•"««•. In* , . . .1 m* ICwBlIaae* ss r>sl su i Georgia today. Small craft y a rn ­ # • n r««# Mai ,«•» cloti* **««lilMifi Hill, priiunt " t a t * Department-was intervening northern Rockies and In portions wheat product* in July and Aug­ south Floridians attending Icxlay s ing* were displayed from the Vir­ l»f|ir)f(| lu |»r** iiKinl'f I $ oi tuc|l "against the Independence of of the Dakota* and upper Mis­ ust this year aa In the same cabinet meeting. ginia Cap** south to Mavport, a months of IlMfl. Increase Is Noted o th e r. nation*'* and added that sissippi valley. | * ui In tfl%in| Gali|wrll told the delegates i fe few mil** northwest of Jackson­ . American people should "welcome | ilir inlrifilt 441 - « loiritfit |o>fin* o help the save-food-for-Eur- Flniida Senator* Pepper ami Hul- IvO iK lH A n * \ lO H Cd The mercury climbed to a hot In Production Loans ville. this overseas ‘resistance to the 02 In Des Moines, la..-Omaha, drive, l»eer ■Industry 1 leader* land were going to confer with Folic* Capt.' Rex Deaver uf liy Rising: Waters »•'»•asm* erpwd which la rooking him N ebr, Fhltlipsburg, KanV, and said Saturday they will recuntI'rraidrnt Tinman tomorrow al»oil A malarial Increase In .the Brunswick said damage was alight tread that the nation's 450 brew- fl)r nituation and suggestrtl a I h«* |iMitcipli v thr 4l**narirn«nt and hi* family and trying to Tulsa. Okla., Monday as the warm wreck* hla unions and democratic weather of last weekend contin­ number of loans mad*- hy th» In that area. No Injuria* were rriaa olirainale use of wheat slung ... T Al.l. A IIAS.SEK. Oel. 7 i,1’> •uni, kuyfmi t|i«> «4|>rr*(lon uf co|l>Vtion of ......... . flood damage pic­ Florid* Production Credit reported, he seld. He eddecj thet with tablq grade Vice, and release ture* cuntpliod by the Everglades Blow liberties." — -------------and tecuirenliiD't'-emati peraonncl »*eu»lty'bo ard ok drainage ued. In Wllllsten, N. D., However, Central Association' for th* first nine some tree* had been uprooted but n In irr i* ! M i i i Yr sl i i r dl i nK *' > t m yesterday’* high waa >47. The month* uf th* year a* compared that damage otherwise “was In no sll wheal stock* on hind or con­ drainage district be airmailed lo tains.sin ce the Septemlwr •cane atill are making it tu-rsfixary I pl<>)'es sit*peeled of Iwlng bad tf<* trasted for. rooler weather waa expected to I be Senator* for thalr U*e. New BIdwr Suffered with a hlko porfod last year is wav serious." for soiit* south t.'eiitial Florida; *4?dy risks and thr recomm*niling Th* Revenue Bureau said brewspread over the northern sections -shown Southward, th* squall rolented In th* financial , report travelers Its lake llm Lug w ay. ul Mrctelarv of .Stale Marshall of ♦By China’s Economy of (ha North Central atataa today recently i i i t »hi Wa*fbJr« by after threatening another heavy rriaa _used 773477,6Hd _ last July pounds aftnind Iwvaiue of Inipasaalde whether Dmv should lw dismissed. various grains and Aug Record Increase In and over the'entire region-tomor­ pounding against th* Jacksonville ' Till- ipvrstigallou has gone on N A N K I N G , .Oct. 7, UP)— row. Population Reported roads. Beach area, where 'oceenfront Chairman Elgin llnyle-- of the for several month* China'* already uncertain eco­ communities last week suffered total loan* wore $831,116 and net To date, Die department haa uclion to 17476,504 barrels against Road Department,, who last nomic structure suffered new $1,000,000 damage. WASHINGTON. Oct. 7. (<17- Klnte earning wero $13,220. fired t:l employe* as I,ad risks hut KOREAN PROPOSAL 14414,032. week, repotted slnitil dimage of blows today In the-wake of news Hundred* of volunte«r* worked The Census Bureau reportrd lev During th* paast 12 months tho LAKE SUCCESS, Oct. 7, UF>million dollar* I" Die state on tecousidFratiun allowed three of government raver*** In Man­ with Navy and Coast Guardsmen day that population growth in h MAYOR QUITS Tho United Stales waa reported Association baa added $18,184 to throughout highway gave this picture of these to resign "without p itchuria. yesterday aa th* high? 1846 exceeded that of any year in uf travel aystrni Ita reserves and aeeumlaled earn­ jo.In e" ao that the net total of conditions: - Commodity prices climbed an today to bo finally whipping up a ings. Membor-ownad capital also •at tide In th* memory of many II aai Bess sa rs a - Sisr history. • DALTON. Ca.. Oct. 7. (A l-T he Road 54)4) Ix'twern Mellxiurne average of 10 percent while the proposal that Korea — under tho has Increased. realdenta lashed a t a*awa|la. An Increase of 2,279,000 last and Kiaainmiee la closed lwcau»e mayor and two councilman re­ nation'* Inflated currency contin­ watchful eye of tho United Na­ Highest winds wero reported 65 4TIDSSING ACCIDENT year boosted the total population The Association, a co-operative, ued to dwindle in value relative tions—proceed with croatioa of Ita oparated and controlled by the mllka an hour In aqualU over the signed today- following a stormy of the U. H.. including armed for­ of high water nine miles west of FORT WAYNE, In d . Oct. 7, session of city round! last night bwn Independent government with­ Mrllxiume at the St. Johns River. 0 the United State* dollar.' i,Fi Two persons were killed growers and livestock man who Atlantic, In which sympathiser* with five ce* overseas, to 142,073,000 on Riail 72 Iwtwern Arcadia and and five were Injured, une crltiThe Shanghai black market in the next few month*. An Amer­ us* It* financing aorvtco, has of­ last Jan. I, the Bureau aald. discharged union member munici­ ican resolution embodying the pro­ Sarasota still has high water, hut (.noted 83,000 Chinese dollars to fices In Sanford ap4 Orlando hnd pal employes forced - thalr rein­ , Population growth alnce lh* last will lac rrciprnrd in lhe"nrxt- few rally, today wlicn a Fctmiylvtnla , 41, a spec tacular Increase of S3,- posal and aimed pt breaking • a o r v o a six Contra! FIlorida Market Agreement Railroad train struck a road statement by blocking exits from census of cqpnl I, 1840 waa uea- ■lavs. two-year deadlock with Soviet 000 sine*'the government began grader at a crossing four milt* counties. Ih* chamber. union In an ad­ cribed a* "u*u*uaily great. '—II.' Russia over Korea’* future will Conner's Highway, Road 7I6, Reached On Citrus vertisement InTho suffering military setbacks in the be reedy for submission to the the Dalton Cltixan 000.000 or 6.4 percent for the six twtween Canal Folnt and 2i)-3lilr northwest of Fqrt Wayne. China** northeast three day* ago. United Nations probably this . Earlier report* to th* sheriff's charged that tha five work- and three-fourth* y ear.Itinerant VA Service LAKELAND, O ct 7 . 0P|—The today The market opened this morning week. This compared with an Increase Bend haa not Iwen reopened and office wrie that five persona bad F a d a r n ) Marketing Agraamant era" w e n discharged- because of of'less than 8,000,000 or 7.2 per- water la rising again in the area been killed - the engineer and at 7SJ)0Q Chinas* dollars to $1. their union affiliation'and not for Returned To Sanford committees today adopted a tan- Inaffldtncy, The government c o n t i n u e d , cent for the ten full year* preced­ where hundreds fought to save fireman of the locomotive and TWO KILLED straining dikrs ten days ago. gortna marketing policy for tha however, to retain the official ing April 1, 1940. JERUSALEM. Oct. 7. (*) — Duo to th* largo numhor of vot* 1847-48 season which predicted it Iluad 7m eastward from Lake- Dow pa-M-ngers. one a tail road "open m arket" rata unchanged at British official* announced today ■rani JAP TREATY asking tho a*si$Ubc* of th* > \ -V v port I* Inpassalile Iwcausa of employe. would ha necessary to restrict 48,400 Chines* dollar* to J L buy- that two men were killed and four KING FRANCO? The collision derailed the loco­ Votorana Administration contact tangerine shipments te all* 310 water and mud. ™g, and 50.200 to f l , selling. motive and thtee cars of th* WASHINGTON, Oct. 7. I* > other persona wounded last night reproaentativo, 8ahford has been and larfRtr “for almost tha entire Road 60 Veru Reach and lak e MADBID, Ort. 7. U P ) - Th. tr*lJi,i!P«aling_h.x L t m f t r t — by a bomb explotlon and Minister HerIncluded on on* of tho fow It duration" of t&g marketing sea­ Australian Foreign UREN FIRED ON lad an -President f ov*r«mai»t-*a«Uolte4— Sp*«l»H .W ain la closad-tu-Uaough-traffU Wayne and Grand Haptdi, Mich. Urt V. KvsU-ealle, uent shooting near Kfar ar Slrkln, In ant routes left In tho atata. son Iwcausa watar Is a foot daep at d aald he atreaapreaa r*f*ir*d to G*neralla*lmo l r pUln boService will T ^ g lv e n aa usual Th* committee! alao recommen­ Truman today and the Kissimmee River. - Queen ‘Mother HeUa of Ro- tween ( THE HA.NKLNTLAN Tel Aviv and Haifa- Prl- at tha ShortfCa office In the ded to th* Secretary of Agrlcul- rd tha urgency of settling west F r a n c i s c o Franco today as "chief Road 206 twtween Crescent mania, whoa* son la King Mlhai vat* Jewish source* said ail the Pacific problems and writing a of-tho kingdom,11 ra th e r than a* Reach and U. H. One south ot •TUPELO, Ml*#.. Oct. 7. (At— H o u s e on th g .flrtt and third I, told a U . & army officer yesiyo of each month from 8:00 tiona bo oxtendod to covar th* peace treaty with Japan. Evatt chief of state. This caused new Kt. Augustine is closed because Representative John E. Rankin tarday that two Russian fighter tadf the Incident might have .... (D-MIsa.l who geek* to fill th* to 4:00 P. M. as long aa tha O ct 13-36 period and that grape­ told reporter* that waa tho main rumor* that Franco planned to of high tide damage. plane* fired warning bursts and retaliation fo r,th a killing of twp Senate vacancy created by the late funds and personnel will fru it' restrictions bo tightst * purpos* of hla White House visit, reshuffle the government soon Many spot* on Road A1A be­ forced down the ping* on which young Jews last Saturday Digit­ perm it lie ha* bean attending the United and make himself regent. slightly for those two weeks. tween Delray Beech and kltarfll Theo (1. Bilbo's death, said la tt she waa flying to Zurich from al legadly by Arab*—In tho Nations meeting In New York and Jleach are washed cut by high night In hla opening ram palgn ad­ Bnchareat on n vacation.. dress that only the "Rankin Plan" ACHBBON NAMED plank to rtturn th e n later to­ KIWANLS NOTICE tid*a. MRS. M. CLARK DIRS could possibly cure Europe of her day. » LOBERT ON A t t TAFT IA W HEARING Word waa rocolvad this mornThe speaker for th* noon war-born ills. WASHINGTON. O ct 1, 0P > liana Lobert, New York Giant WASHINGTON, OeL 7, ( * $ - Dean Achaaon, former undersec­ Ing by Mrs. 0. C. Gantt of th* luncheon for the Klwanla Club The Rankin Flan, according te AIRWAY HEKVICE VIOLATION CHARGED baseball official, will appear aa a Tho Drat hearing of National Lab­ retary of state, was named by death of Mr*. M, Clark which tomorrow will be Sam Siegel of WASHINGTON. Oct. 7. W>— Ita creator Is aa simple aa thlat , special guest or Relations Board sine* Ita re­ Prooidont Truman today to bo occurred lit Columbus, Ga. at noon CINCINNATI. O c t 7, MP>—Th# llalM * City who will apeak on Th* Civil Aeronautics Board open­ . "Let Ih* people of Europe g tt atrom'a ’sport* program on Bta- organisation under tha Taft-Hart- chairman of tho United States sec­ yesterday. Mr*. Clark had boon American Newspaper Publishers th* g u b j e e t “Paleatlne," Mr. ed a hearing today on an applica­ out end go to work. If they need I WTRK tonight a t 8:00 o'clock. lay law ondod today, with tha dis­ tion of tho permsnont Amtrican- a resident of Sanford for 23 years, Aaaoclatlon today charged the In- Siegel la a past Lieutenant tion by Florida A i r w a y s Inc., te more funds, le t' them float Ihtlr tion Mf. Lobert will outline the prog puting parties agreeing to seek Canadian Dafoaao Board. Acheron but waa roaldlag la Columbus a t UrnaOonal ( governor of th* Ktwanis organita extend ltd feeder service In Flor­ own bond* against thalr own rouaram af areata for the building of oettlomoat without furtaor board succscdi tho late Ylortilo LaGuar- tha Umo of her death. Burial will tire civic leader ida to 16 additional citlas In a■ try, and obligate their oars peathd Giant camp in Sanford. be made th a n . statewide agament Relations Act of 1847. la th# state. *■" . : •« f Judge Ware Tells Board He Won’t ray dbck recs <•>*.,^ t»>. i on.d n*um>*. Taft, 0 ’Mahoney Talks Begin On Debates"Causes Rail Unions’ Plea Of High Prices For Rule - ....... L - Reveals Security Rules On Hiring . .a 4L. _ . • I, at.. . a a .aa. * ** J S CIL2s=?KiSftb«V rc KueS.- t 1 ‘ . .L . �YTrr Mi«HTireT™ffTOT^*VTTr^^ 1l--m*. ' PAGE TWO ■ "" «.»«-— T r r m . -'-• •* -V" ■ Hill 7 r .;■ t^ T .; * THE HANFORD HERALD. HANFORD, FT.ORfDA The Sanford Herald Smaller Loaves One thlmr neceatutry in any itugci-futlijl plan to save .1 ■M N| . : . *»n9*t4§ PI*vMa wheat I« the b n k in ^ n f smaller loaves of b rea d In several 111 I f n ir t iilm l i r t i w v states the weight of the loaf is regulated by law, and usual­ P jlrm l •• i*f«M . tim— matter ly the smallest loaf allowed roust weigh n |>ound. This is all ( I r l a W / Tt. 1*1 » . .1 I W f i r i t O f llt C ■ H a n g a r n i l r r r l l r ' 4 r l right for children. They use lor families^ rammed w ith ’gfowing' growing-chtiuren. T h c y -u s e uup p th e ‘ W* ' ! loaf almost Oetrtre it gets to thi* tin bread boxV-' ' : r r " --" 1 .7 |_~|IKA> * **— *“ IIOll.AMt .Rut, there are thousands o f small families these slays M nnmms n r .t t - families of two, or two with ode small baby. Often onf* W atiam U a a a a i, or both members work outside the home and m ust eat at «i n«< m e r i o s Mr laiitir. a » k • . » least one mesl a day outside. In these homes the big.loaf Hm Mania . 1 ,0 gels dry - not just nicely dry for toast, but stale or moldy T im M a a lk i j .m S I* H a a l l i a.mi - before the second half is eaten. Am I a n iiu Buying by the slice has been .suggested. This may do III hi 1u1, i , aallMa , aiSa Thl Ihank 1 »M n 1•■11 . ■ Jit for the single jierson in the small oity apartm ent, b u t it tk t f ila la iB f a li la , I l a i m o i o m * ■ «! l a l i l a a f u n # -. M ill I f r k a i i l t f a , does not do for the woman who tries to m arket-for two or ■I f « a la f M i f f l h m m in . three days ahead. She needs two small loaves, one of which H ifin n n u lii,,. is not opened until ;ie*ded, instead of one Big one, p a rt of _____!«« JftR iflll' J t t , J tin U . In_Ut,... inis nf hSiPflUinn. Ilf r>-1 which spoils. ______. laV'rUZlorn VaaaV***L ut -state legislators take seriously th is m atter of the or. in H im , . .a \ - .. v-rx.__ sm aller loaf. Let its crusty goodness be used to tbt* lust , t i f ii«nM a ■ mcmiTr, ni is, crum b here, while the wheat which would otherw ise he ,%‘m lr'o , ,:'*Th." n ^ fc^ “ aLam throw n out goes to feed hungry people elsewhere. - r«fl«»N stf nil lb# l««M| »*ma primtril In IMe asHApNitv, m well • • nil AI* •»**»* ■ifllljEpfffc»a. Traveling Congress • TUESDAY, (M X 7, 1917 * ■ __ _ ti>L y-. Mnybt* one of the reasons for President Trum an's re­ HE UKEFUL N oV A PARA- luctance to call an early special session of Congress is that KITE. MAKE THE WORLD nET- a lot of Congressmen, nnd two Congresswomen, urc out of TKIl IIV YOUR LIVING IN IT: the country. Nearly 200 are touring Europt;, Palestine, •'THE INNER FORTRESS," 1947 THE WORLD TODAY * Shades Of Jean Valjean - done. In Kentucky IliiiTeen-ycnr old Crawford Cjinetdilt hm They aaid: "To make it imider Ihm' ii nentehm l to life imprisonment a t Ttartl labor toRL^bcr make* it fun." * with two older accomplices for stealing an automoiiile, a tas tii* E o x w o i d i y . watch, and $4.84 in cash. The court will allow him to upend the first seven years of his sentence at a reform school. llenty W.tll*(r it going i<> P*| Then he will in’ transferred to LaCrnngt* Penitentiary. This is rejiorted to lx1 the minimum possible sentence Mlinf la irftexigilr thr lituglinn o*-r »li«fr. When he return* we under Kentucky law. Back In Victor Hugo's Hsys th a t .kind will then be able to learn no of punishm ent for th a t kind of offense was standard prac­ doubt what the Ruuttrr'ffcW j* tice. Mr. Hugo made capital of It and the World was enrich ml and eiittKhteifed bv his Immortal story-. "Lus'M tucrt We »ee whrre « congreHion.il aides" - The Unhappy Ones. committee i* going lo Canada to Why lafthcr to sentl young (^aselsilt to reform school if mve*ligale the newiprint dinilagr. he is "to spend the rcsV of his natural life a t hard labor?" . . Wy.yentuif lo »ay that .they will. If he is dnntfcrouslo societynuid 111 Tio wfse'suliject to re. find thrre jutt im’l enough newthabililation, why shouldn't hu go struiglit to the penRen. print. A wrilef in lire, Tampa Tnhun.' «ayi that the gamhling 1 mleinte are the No. I power in politic* down ihrre. So they could lie lie«e loo. if the people don't look out. Eternal tigilente, tonteone hat Mid. i* the price of liberty. IT it *1*»' the price * ol freedom from gambler conltnl.___________ ;______ Eleanor Roosevelt Explains Critical Attitude Of Press Another illutlralion ’of how mirth belter hfp i* in Amenr* t/tmr* Jrorn lh*l^ German girl who tried to *tow' itway in an airpl4.se .thpul lo l^|vr for Ihi* % country. If the had Iwen tuccet*. ’ hrl. thr would have dird en route . pnu hllK E E P S !E . N Y (>cL hy fjerring lo death at die high 7 (47—Warmongering and critlral expresainn* In a free prr«« "are altitude. Rmti* hat declared war an the United Stale*, not a Okooting w*r. hut aa ideological war, one whgre ’ il ^tfk>p* to conquer with no hold* barred in it* determination to « * lend ( omitMinnl. conlYol through­ out the world, lin t i* the inevi­ table prelude to a (hooting war. And when that comet, there wjl be no declaration. A Kiv.i. Porhaps Circuit Judge U. Monroe Fit-ltls, who imposed this sentence, realized its injustice. Perhaps he sent the Itoy to reform school in the hope th at Kentucky will modernize its crim inal laws to give this and other young offenders some needed clemency. . In the light of the dram atic und widely publicized ex­ perience of F ather Flanagan and Boys Town. It is shocking to find an American state so flagrantly la-hind the tim es. In the recent election in th Saar valley to determine bow the 'Saarlander* feel about joining with Frame, out of 498,663 vote* ta il. 230.061 wjyre lor romervative can­ didate!. 147,261 /for Social Demo, tral* (left of. cent*/) and only J7.924 were. Co^M X llli- Some 34.253 addgional vote* were call for extreme righfVwing candi dale*. h it Inn bad lh9TH)|itka hat cn* Itrcd thr nation‘I ' wAd conitrv* lion program, not ,^nly breaute th* ronttrvalion o f ’food tt-nted«1 for flarvina Euroogan* but alto bvcautr only through conwrvation can price* in thi* country be re­ duced But "wafting If**" *»» not other day. "A w%itr lest campaign itnpliet that it it all right tn watio mmr. hut don’t waita ouile a* much a* you have l* v > “ Well, now wr don’t think it it oarticulaily thrifty, or even good **n»e.' ia lima like thit. to wa*te anything I all. And furthermore, if it •ym o’i for politic* w t don't »t« anythiaf wrong with telling the people they ought to eat 1***. If you don't think *0 , juit wiTV down ; the *Ita*t and take a look at the i t wain lust a* different a* they can lie," Mr*. Eleanor RooteveU aald ye»terday. Mr*. Roo*ev*P *atd that tmih Amtrai R. Vlihinsky, Soviet ikgnfty Foreign Mlnlater wht recently accuaed tha Amtrlcan ptea* nf warmongering. 2nd StanoJe Simie, Yugoator representative to thn United Nation*, had been pre­ vented by "pretiure of work" from accenting h e r Invitation* to appear with her cn the radio program. Th# Yuroatav deleg*Mon had naked the U. N, to dlaeuaa th* *uhjact of ilanderou* slatemente against nation*. Tha subject of warmongering teg* Introduced on tha forum -pro. gram by Mr*. Ethan M. Clark, representative of the Dairymen'* Corporative league and the Farm Women of the N ortheast when ahe atked Mr*. RoosevalL a U. N. d«|*gat*: "1 ahould like to aik you If you youraelf -think our paper* an* warmongering. If *o. whv! and Isn't thrr* a distinction between warmongering and a critical at. Ity DKWITT MACKENZIE ^UolnJieTi*m ^hsr it t t c i. mum s Jizrr bighTy, rtrsaag it mnw*q>i l w| The .Iloitne Newsprint rOrmmltUw headed for Canada today to see what can t* done alsjut increasing paper auppliea for United State* publisher*. Three daya of conference* s ta rt­ ing tomorrow in Toronto were ar ranged by. Chairman Clarence J. Rrown | R-Ohtn) and l’rime Minl»ter George A. .Drew of Ontario. They wilt he attended hy Canadi­ an official*. p*|>rr producer* ami— representative* of the U nltedP State* department* of Agriculture nnd commerce. __ __ ■ After leaving Toronto, the comm ittef will InApoct paper mill* a t Fort William. Ontnriu. and then go to Dqjuth and Chicago, wind* Ing up the trip ul the Inland Pres* Association, meeting ill Chicago. "The first thing we will do," S g Itrown said, “I* tn Gnd out ulioul the newaprlut nod pn|ier p m N ductiun outlook for IP IS * how much will In available for the United Stitlo*," lie descrilwd the objective of the trip a* “a heller new*|frint supply for the United Stup>».” "fay *h< wing them exuctly wlikt our publisher* a ir up ngniuHt," he said, "we will lie creating u Iletter undeistaoding IjelUjeen.lhp official* of Cnnailn, the producer* und the publlaherm," . 4— In the p u r t/a r e Repre*entnlive ™ Shnfrr (It-MIch) nnd Price '<!>• till; W. Ij«rpy Nvuiiteck. of the Commerce Department Pulp nnd Taper SecUoty Dr. II. II. Jotepb -organization of the dread Oomin tern-that j*. the general *u(( for world revolution—and for n formal dec Urn t Ion of ideological warfare on Luc Dernocxaciaa, headed liy the U.1 S. A. E.ivtern Kurojw, and |>art of the central continent, alieady ar* in ..Moscow'* grip. Moat of we*tern Europe- ia. in tha intro,'* of a firac* acuriomia u»pr**»hm Which render* it vulnerable lo political attack—for people *ho are auf. feririg privutian. even hunger ami told —gmap- at —straw* —to—save jtienmlm , • ' "~~M So H)|ahevl*m will' tlflko all ita might at weatern Europe, and try to cummuniie it tight through to the Engliih Channd Iwfore American aid haa a chance to become effeetiv*. The way i* Itmk* now, Italy and France— t*>th of which have powerful Com. muniat partiea— will lie the earlivat prime objective*, with polit­ ically amt economically chaotic Italy marked down a* the fir*t victim. In •opening thi* article I UM>d the eapreiilon "ideological .warfnra,'*" and' on tecum I thought th at’a loo much1of a euphemltm. Thla i* no time to mince worda. • The Hotlrtievftt Offenalva 4a. lev . th* put pone of mtablUhing the Rod itm. all right, hut the Communiata have fieen employing force, Includllia wii!r»|ir*ad liquldaUM of oppenenta. In both Europe and tht Orient. ,We may. eiuact to tee ihaae strung-ami method* Intanalfi*d,’ for thi* ' i* a fight to1 a finUh. And let none I)* uiiwi** enough to hellev* that the conflict will he confined lo the Eastern Ileml* Kphere. Any nation In the Amer■iea*'which dsllie* w llh-that idea- • • j - ^ r of Loidr Magaiiu*. ' . •. '■J.' ; ---------------------------------------------- -- - V ,v -. 1 indicated their intontlfin trr Join the group in Toronbtr " Dr. Charlen L. Persons O ptom etrist C l.till HOIUIKRV Terrace country club.. Their loot AMPLER, P#., Oct. 7—</PiFour . WB, ,-«tims*t«-d ut $7,700. in the W**t*rn llrntUphara. J h f t „,,||pr(, , te|ppho),e And supposing Ihc Bolshevist* masked* gunmen tetrorited an.l , are able to drive through to thr rubtied 10 tier soils today In 11 English Channel and rpn*olldatri daring predawn raid of the Oak wlrM, neckties and twthrobe cord* their grip in the whole continent! Thi# column hn* -»*ld before, and says again, that auch a situation must almost inevitably produce another World War. There Is oiilv one barrier which will halt the Red drive, and that is a physical one. Public nplnon among the democracies la no *” |1(1 - .<tlA rMlliK Other tncniher* of the jimimitUff* jiiu l ..a., group. Jifp 'P -h JjA crsjaT ji: I to tiu s a up seven men and thrvo women folkwing a roundup in a room-to room tour of the old-style maiiKion clutihouse. Atlantic Ilk, Bldg. fiona 296 Vhu Sat. 9-12 Eye* Eiam inrd - fitasses Fitted •12 1-3 n hlltt|p Uhj, jj4,|. shsvism must com* up against a tangilde harrier.__That can only --------- ---- bo pnjvi.t0,i byxT pjtrkrehabt^ uUoN Europe ,,f**>,he as nat,cn" to giveofthem the ■Itwngth to defend themselves— arid the lime in 'which lu affect fhnt 'rehahllitatlnn i* vory shorL Thla new ■Communl*' dcclaratbm of action against the Democracies naturally ha* given rt»# to tha question' of how 1 the Rad can carry on In the United Nation*, now. And there ia' nulel am! unOfficial discussion whether the U, N.. wouldn't be better off if it 4 were reformed, leaving the Com­ munist bloc o u t We aie likely to hear more <>f that as time goes «n, ;£l thla writing ona can only comment th a t—the—llolshstvieU a nd -llmlr minion* will think twice liefore volunrurilv leaving an organtislinn which provides Itietn *with such an -admlralda -theater fnr creating olisNttctlon and at the same time spreading Red prop*, gand*. DUKE SEES KING LONMIN, Oct. 7 l/P|—The Duke of 'Wlntfaor saw King George, hi* tsruther, at Buckingham Palace today. The Duke I* a 'g u c il at the home of hla friend, the Karl of Dudley, for a short visit after a season a t hi* llivier* vUla.-MU Only two pet cent of tha people Ameriran-tiorn Dutches* did not of the United State# have what la accompany him from France. called “ perfect . vlalon," - ■ , — ■UT THE UNION LEADERS WANT 15 EXTRA "JITTERS" ON THIS TRAIN * ,* 3 ENGINEERS, 3' FIREMEN, 6 BRAKEMEN AND J3 CONDUCTORS 4 , 1 TO GO ALONG FOR THE RIDE AT FULL FAY! Tha JU40 census ihowed. that you have a pres* that doe* r*. present the government and only IT7 percent of American* over th* government, whem everything 26 years old had Ita* than fly* year* of schooling. tl, , f ba* to !># considered official." i « ■j For abeer /Mthcr-bedding. thla mock Where Will The Money Come From? crease. No other course Is open; work proposal takes the cake. But it Whore will all thn money come from 1— Railroads Do Not Run Fof “ In only ono of 44 "rule." demandi filed ^ Incmwee? They toUl aovEmployee Alone by the leodon* of the operating unions. P*yu*m r a w r e i i w y mu sev rral times aa much aa the railrooda If ell them demands were granted, Railrooda are operated for the benefit made in 1046 or will make in 1047. they would cost the railroads sn added , of not one, but several groups—ship­ In July, the railroads filed an appli­ per*. passengers, employed, a td elp J U L U O N D O LL A E8 A 7 1 0 . *■ . cation for increased freight rates to - ,• » *,- - s l l . , I| { i. _ holders, and the general public. Tito dose the gap which then existed be­ Increased Waged, Too interest of all must be served—and * fI J !‘t •• i - \9 tween wage and material costa, and that cannot be.dona.union the railOn top of three “rulre" changCt. th e. railroad revenues. Since U*en it has roads can operate efficiently and ocoloaden of tha operating unions have been neceoMiy, because ,of________ further in-' *noreically. and unleaa tiwv are aIiow»l filed en additional demand for a wage In wagea and material eoat^ t to earn sufficient revenue to provide increase of over 30 per cent. If granted, to supplement that petition and to the kind of transportation service thk thla would be an added cost to the rail­ ask for an additional freight rata in• country must have. roads of >400,000,000 n year. _ i a1: >468,000,000 To Noo-Opereting . M ’i*Tt ry.j * "... : Mm. Kootavolt replied: '__ “Of course them I* a distinction between warmongering and a critical altituA* Tha two thing* are |u*t aa different aa they cait cart lust a* ha. Our pa para kne critical, t>ap*ra critical. They -:v; • Ik'l meal'*. Forest Economic .W d • ion. nd Jam** Motloy, Vice-president Vlllltltf * "The real difarancc. a* I ta* it. i i that our prdaa ia run b* Individual people or groups, and they «r* free to aay whatever th*y want lo aay. They don't have In agree and, therefore, what they aay may not ba quR* aa Important It may not catry tha aama weight aa If they always re­ presented the point of view of the fovaromant of the country. .■'Biit on tha other lyind, they *> glre an opportunity to gat an fdaa of what people M thinking *.nd *° F * } ,//* * * n<1 open dltcua. •Ion and different polnu of view. It la « vary different thing whan House Committee Will Investigate Paper Shortage At* Foreign Affair* An»Ijr»l Be >e stinrtg therefore and l<-( not China, the Pacific arcu, some are in Alaska and Canada. your hands he weak, for ynur work shall hr n wanU'd —It Chro­ The members are attem pting to get behind the m ystery of S late Departm ent a ffa irs,1to •find Die answ ers us to what nicle* 17:7. • the American foreign loan and o u trig h t aid commitments should lw>. "'■* v • A* Wmplc Thai ' Some will come home, us the fureigji traveler always (I rnm Florida M asaiinr nf Verse) Feeling dial every hour made does, feeling they are uxperts on the countries visited. Such demands an uttitilde may make Secretary of S ta te M arshall's job Which in a lifetime t could I ttv r harder than a t present. It may muke It easier, on the other meet, Maneuvered liy iteivatr# nnd tight­ hand, for. the “ Marshall Plan" to lx* put into operation. The trips are not all hard work. Nearly every European ening hand* * Wlietr driving fleet of little delegation will find it necessary to visit Pori* liefore com­ thing* rot 1Id t>eat * l. ing* home, nniH hc much-advertised delights of Hawaii will And ating my aaplrhllona nod my make u stop-over there seem im|K>rtant f o r th e-w estern peare, ‘I tired of asking unit it holy fata voyagers before they tnckle their W ashington jobs. ___ .O ne.country-at-least, Uie CSSIL-haa llttle faith in- the. ___ UNFrtitiiiaii Hir. lhokjtaual rYpf mirfe Congressional visits, and has dosed its doors to the Amor - 1 1* pl*y'”» W S W Rhlinghojid Providing trial*, too soon and lean lawmakers It rem ains to Is* seen w hether th e s e ju n - j pVrt r.! t fient Ion atrenglh too tale. So, to pretend that lime had gone kuts, financed by the American taxpayer, will main? for %of , t rlk<>*, *mi ih* ereation of away more enlightened Congressional action in 1948. One thing i nthfr hai*nU to rrcov«ry in EurWith all it* Angling, to lie quick- ls su re ; the tours will affect, for good or ill, the future of Up*. «i» »«■ «cromp|inl*d by mn ly ;net, A m erican-fm eign relations. ljncrrgr t of Cemmunl.t .cti*IU« I watched where children redo, signed their play Of hop-scotch ao die square* weia bigger yet— Too large for any leaping they had TUESDAY, OCT. 7, 1947 *H*AV lU ia X 'in X .* la I K K P a fctl.h .4 a .ttl, • > < > ,! S a la itf ., JE.T '.ViV . gp®,, -'tiiiftff:f r In addition to 'this, an Arbitration Board haa just granted a wage inentree of IBW cents an hour to the mil­ lion employee represented by-the 17 non-operating unions. This will coat the Jttifroada >468,000,^OOP a.y«uv. 1 sour h e a s t e r n RAILROAD.* j �r \ THE 8ANFORD HERALD, 8ANFORD, FLORIDA T U E S D A Y , O C T . 7 , 1947 Episcopal Laymen I Meet At Parish House j The Rev. Frank Tilda of New York.City was the principal speak-, er at a m eeting'uf the laymen of 1 Legion Auxiliary -- ■nr PAGE TH REE —rt .in ItttiiiuU—vJlw- uL Tv13 III ellii r oh th# evuntrr live. To make its trip, the commit­ tee ha» chartered a 37-passenger -’-Seinlndle Hi *Ily nollllV PARK Ims. such as is used by highway 1 motor, cturiurs^Xul—uuo* thim 20- A ,, sWeatereil figure created *cn»ation at the rsiiie 7 comnnttn —meod^-i - thc-L’kiitral- Florida arm «rf-the •hlLlUv trWajf nightyM r. M.po.f ‘ .! vw ri.i-i.iiia rrin u c h heiil . l . t bwJ ’ar. jm im Uv tlt « » d W 1 i t r .k v H ITsh Jin’ " . - Hi.hop D. Wing also «*'Wril on Du- bar addressed the gathering following a supper served last night hissed his disapproval, rghl iby th# ’ frequently ■ hapter of Holy Cross j"« the Kuslis players and toward I Monica Chapt 31its lb-tty Windham has been St. the end constantly picked nl hi* confined to her home at 1305 San­ Church, 1 , ... „ ___. swester in feverish excitement. ford Avr. due to illness. 0 n a lJ .1 1 , |' afW hli41UTtWt n iT* W w " i ipan* It^i nl i;x|34*rt?». Slops will be made Hut only at farms along, the 108)1, bill in .towns, where the committefi may !i 11 s p e v t ngrirullUre piocrssing plants. Thr fire! regular meeting of TUKSDAY The Seminole High School I'nr- the fall season was held by, the «nt Teacher* Association will holt] American , , ,, legion . . .Auxiliary .. . at the a Father* and Teacher* night a t Virion V\ °,n ^<lay aftcrnoon The whole trip j i t , m with th# tween fit) and 70 million people In ^ '" h u ” ! -nV'^Gmle‘ a j 8:00 P. 51. at the school. » * « * •, Ml*. Kdn* .fh it;committer.'- study of a tong-iang# Mr. and Mrs. Clpttle* Puller tendon, president, presided over the w k d n k su a y . | national, agtielittnhe. polity, which “ • ‘w i ™*e at Ku.t.s ‘ have ns their guest at th« Semin- n»‘* c K , .? U. i r lheh0 R ev°T iti» ' is eSPerinl to take shape >n.th# The Social Department of the meeting and read a report pre­ ole Country Club Stephen Moun­ said that the laymen'of the KpisS w pared by. Mi*a Partin of oviedo by Mis* or uvtedo nevr tV'hgie- Sanford Woman's Cluh will have copal Church ate on the march of n‘,or,‘‘<t *l," ! f0" a Hallowe’en duster-bridge and whom the .auxiliary-Ipowsmcl gt tain of- Olean, N. Y, Tim totninrtlto w ilt b o id -fa itn .- • • — j 1 I In r -f ■ ‘and it is I imp they were otl the 5 ir l'i Stale . in. Tallahassee this il'oIU” b e aiio g . 111 W ii-hington, be­ checker.party at 1:30 P. M. Ue- J H ti Mr. Mortis and the boys" went Miss Maty Joyce Stevens left march", adding that since colonial siimmei. ginning today. thiouEth Otl. 10. ayservalions .must be mad# by Tu»»to I'itu-eastle Satu'lday but weren't" Mr*. K. J. South told of the last Tuesday for Uk.Yiml where ,|uy, ltl, growth of. the Fpiscopal alloutil to work on the J'lnHluigJ. } Tiierr th rrs w lli-’fc- a- short ■train —« "T ^ d a v at noon by calling chairman. •£« ■ * .il? X n\K ‘! her Junior year at C hurch ha* baruly-h*pt.-pai#~wlth fi|p.J or t National Convention held recently trip to New Kngtand. Mrs. S. D. Highleymryn, 649-J ji-y’il. have to work on them on H onda 'SmnhmrfnU.-Trr-. [the growth In overall population. . TiTTfew York City. A report was p The tin'. Hip, imginnlng <)ct. Irt MrirFYed IITWlinima. 1 15R-W. will 1:1k. the eommitlee at first Friends, will rcgrH to Ic a u L lh a L . 2«*|S»LW4 ^ IW lJ a t l " the ‘student council held its The-board of the Sanford Gar­ heard on the tea held at Ml. Do­ * * * ,n V ronmtunT.m sum s*- filM chapel program last week south th o u g h - Virginia, North den Club will meet at 10:00 A. M. ra - a t —the-Sylvair- S h o rn Hotel. Mr*. \V. V. Bitting underwent an *fully is through the spVead of en­ The local group voted to have operation veMeidwy at the Oiange I Cnioliiui ami tii-orgiu to Motitgotn- • — at the 3layfair Inn. _ _ . ________ ____ With each president fiom the vntilightened Christianity, the Rev. erv. Ala. Then the .bus will wertrl The board * of the Grammar their' future butinrss meetings pn Memorial Hospital in (Irlalulo. Titus said the world situation “'*» elute and classes siH-akiug turr'thwaril i h rough Tennessee, School Parent-Teachers Associa­ Friday afternoon until further no­ ' briefly of their plans for tpe com­ Mr*. John Check has returned Iiuiks Idack today, and he added j Kentucky, Indiana om| Illinois to tion will meet at I0:3U A. M. at tice and the social meetings will , ing year. The hand played and RlfMSfNTAIIVfS f the two newest cnunlt n . to liecmi e liicmbcrs of the tlHtlisirri, Mis,; (ben .outh to Kancontinue to lie held on thq »ee- from Jacksonville where shr spent that "even the experts in the War the tchool. r the l*ep Cluh held its first public the weekend and attended th e , Department do not know what United Nations talk.things ovbr dining a tre e s of tho U. N. General on Tuesday of each month, aas t’ ii ■ .. Mu , tk't 0 THURSDAY apiwaratire during tbr program. Assembly, Friishlng Meadows. N. Y. h i tilled In the group are (I. to r.): Mr*. -Kouth. as membership Florida-klisslsalppi football game. | weapons will lx* used in the next The Axalra Circle of "the SanNew instruments have arrived ' Hlf Mohammad /oftuliah K han, I’akhtau; (loorge Waklm, Yemen dele* World War. but they know which £ ford Garden 'Club will meet at chairman, -urged all pefaon* eli­ W. >1. Mu*se|whiie leliirned last one* will lie used in the war after for the hand and the numbers ] gallon recrctary, and I’rim e .Viful lalattt Abdullah. Yemen's chief dele­ i T C C t J A G fIS MJSS SO MUCH t 8:00 P. M. at the home of Mrs. C. gible to join the auxilimv and Mrs. Friday from Cincinnati, Ohio, that I C C I f WHIN THCY M U * MOA* have Marled ptactirlng mulching the bow and arrow."gate and spokesman, Tire admission of Pakistan ami Yemen to the United C. K. Hunter gave an account of where he has been on business for L. Redding, 640 Valencia Drive. aiteady. . Itlshop Wing'saiil that the Kpls Nations raised the number ship to fat to S7 countries, (fplcrndtioaal) The Grammar School Parent the yrar'* activities. She said ^he Fruit Gtowets Kxprt-ss Com­ copat Church membership in South The memlx'rs of the art eluli Teachers Association will meet at that the auxiliary has contributed pany. ' Florida has innt-ased two and 'nr.-,working on m anf projects this ; . Tool)) (t time for fun, the school at 3:16 P. M. Refresh­ to the Crippled Children’s Homes, « net stir pile. Help tour ment* will lie served following the in St. Petersburg *ml Pensacola, • Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Cugburn and oirr-half times faster than, -th e !year. Tliey* have received letter* population of the area during the ji emmendingthem on Iasi year* lOreif ape to aoimsl, • meeting. All member* are urged Harry Anna Crippled Children’* Mrs. M. A. Callaway 1 etui tied to attend. The board will meet at Home, Pratt General Hospital in yesterday fium Tennessee where jiasl 25. years and .now miml>«rs Iptujcrl* from troth tin- Legion and ■i Cora) Gable* Veteran's l i o s n i t a b * ‘C l i»ome 25.000. ‘Suggesting that jM d th e L lO lg m U P w life-, ^ *v. » rv - 2:30 P. M. (Mitel tn fiPtf DAY £*|*' at l.HkeCity and M*y». -LptabUm*rsTv4)w Vw.wld are r t * f \ d | ’T ^ r T iT ^ Iflb 'f^ IrTahidtiL* lt> PiThe Hanford- Home JJ 14110n itra ­ prpftitiOMi turlment; U)00 tuccmstj i. . h e , „ » Society, s,w-l..iv Salva^ giilvn. ' _ _ much economic and political a ij-u o u hnudlaaik -iron listing the American Cancer tion Club will meet at 3:00 P. M. **«.... they are moral and spiritual he name* uf the officers of the vari­ lion Army, X-ray machine for, Friends of Mr*. I . P. Hagan, r p r r to'ost 11 *,w run * 1* * 0 * , „ _ a t the home of Mr*. J. P. Thur• H i t tv.| Hm r,el,l Wills-—. 1-DNDON", CV !'. i ; fin K n tr.u ii I' j l -i I / H v , u old l liilit li JawCrippled •Children at Pensacola, Sp. will regret to learn that she said. “MV ean't overcome Com­ ous clulis and riasse" it will go • mond, 012 Kim Avenue. munists by the bayonet, or by on sale as soon as possible. t t o i l ITI fOUKOATlOH - & yrf .10(1 |lhv Ul4»f, I . 1!■'■!<'( (I ,1 to w ■ v-|em td It.llld t'r,li||ec Seminoia Rebekah Lodge No. 43 tehnhililatoin yearly payment, is confined to the Ursnge Mem­ shooting . them down, but only by comfort article* for hospitals, orial Hospital ns the result of an *CI Clou# Ht>G. UCtVOxvvit. t\V;lO* wlteteliy, tie « .i\- " t t v Intel i ! i it (tntii Im lli will llm ik .nut e x jn e ,. Celery Crate, gifts for patient! areidvnt in which she broke her replacing their ideas with ideas llin iir lt -lit Irriitt o f Wot,(• jiiia lu c e il Lv llie oevtiite-." that are true".' at Ray Pinei and other hospi­ hlo; * • fiir H u lw r tl,'t'l u -|>ent I I crate , o iiiim tiu lijig lit* urw u p i , ....................... „ , A welcome to visiting laymen tals. Memorial Day flag* and Friend* iif Mrs. lien .Small will w#ll extended by Bishop’s Man J. for schools.’flower* for sick. Toy language In the , ih < t u rd c la h ln n I 111 deal, \ ij« k tiivolung thb Shop and 40 per cent of the local regret to learn that elie has teen , ,nj(|ey. \\ ||. Townes of Or■ Itnlv ■ si. fl.'u J tJ ' , . via:'**111 tit-nit prut, n l.lh e v>oi|«l. ilr im w ll it n l j>nj u responded . snd introduced Popp- Soles,to the Department of 1 for the past several 160 of tho ootl signs T h the yp # •« ■ * at the Valdes Ifolel and that she j |) r]n„ih> laymen. Dan M'eller of Florida. —— eahulntv in the n .ii.i... i . -y . . . ■ — i. ■tes** te r arm in an acfident^^ on [Auhm m| B|r explained the IsvThose attending the meeting on in i i.f tin-' B u ll ii -\ . 'v i.i'fio ir/u i I ' v ■ w ill .m n m tn e the deaf j Frtdsyi-T"nien's ’program for’ the .'coming Friday were Miss CHittemlrli. tin- advaneenirtil • . . . . . children to sjo-ak them r l t r i in J ‘14r“ Opeiur I2H 5 P." M.' Mis- Roulli, Mrs- C. K. H unler, Mr. and Mr». M*. H. Hopkins, year urn! lift induced the speakers. ■with Ills h iii.il , f : , , nod u . 'em in which n e t v ign i.s arm-, moving slow ly, h, polo in* <- iu i , il, 11! of 1, -pokeir^vutd. i Jr. apd sop William,. Ill arrived ^Today & Wednesday! D"n\ c Fll’wrr*' Mr*Pakarh, J- *■ today from M'aycrois, Ga. to visit Sale Discussed At the .11-11 eiitenr. ■ 1 1 H I e ,‘nid ' " " ,*1 *l*‘**l “f five Im - a ! * ili den. M iss n ra n kn 11 child of fo iif n it llil i i j i i , 4 in ab.dniY o f •.‘ min Word,," S ir Mrs. M. K. Baker, Mr*. II. L. M1IP- Mr*. Hopkins narettfa.' Mr. and III Id 'll ANNOCNCKMI NT lii.-hant Circle G M eeting the new vulolit • •' i Richard lid . "ahd a deaf ch ild lo< Mrs. A. C. Kendall. Mrs. W. Mrs. M'. M Black, and sister. Miss _______ Mr. and Mr*. Marion Smith an- . ?*\Vj l > l t D iiiu . l a lita a tw iM l -•n--,.': L. Roehp, Mr*. F. jK. Uoumill|t, Anne Bl&rk, at their home, 411 -I )V»uds-- J in - -bade haiM Were dlscuv.-d for a rum- }Moniueil- today tin- Mrth-of a son: rltnuiV til lb* ri.o I I !-,iit.,-> •' " *" riumbn. and loentnl te Mrs. Harry M’ntt, Mrs. IL F.. Lee. Magnolia Avenue. mage ale at the monthly meeting t iuamin Larry, 01. S. pt a in made U, laugll i br III,* Zatdedle Mrs. Fred Dyson, -Mrs. Henry \Volco}t, Mrs, Bertha Young, Sir*. Circle Met With ' l l On child deaf ftiun luttli of Circle t! of the First Methodist I 0 fl“1"1"' S' r- ■ s Jmt ' *' “ f,," n" **■ » lions w ith fists I h i I i vim could ftave—ecti it.** i . :i n- 1 ninl vm^ibtllni.V "f Church held at the. home of Mr*. | Henr" Mclaiulin. Jr.; Mrs. IL L. I O If... t - „ . . . l „ .. Nit Ificlutid ’ itiiibiitiii!-,! that T„ "I 'Ul * urn-, be -bool,I lie able Dnnn and- Mr*. Virgil Smith. S. lint key ............1 yesterday afternoon. ' Mrs. W ilson Monday L. Mrs. >1 I.. Wright presided over Cnrt'H Lost In Trip wan proposing to ti> to. e v |.,iL jtM t,;„ n 1... It)....... . a well a* tbe The regular business meeting of the meeting nn,t the gionti decided I V . , . . . „ Is i n i r u I f iv iir * ! l,lrn,i -!'f 1 4 |!i*mp ; ,-hd.l -riw -lm I., .me ileitl ilftrt I # 0 \ \ I l I V l I l f f M i l l f i I *tif 1 hlliJl »-h t|#’tif» fiMttt L f'tll, lluVt' ; li'i'.i itmi- t«i> •jiim I •will hold their regular meeting ip Circle No, 3 of the Women** Soci­ to hob) the sate about NuV„ I. iifii* t«n»l h| JiiiJf fii imt >i 'iii ■- i ■ #1 Vt’ mil limn 11 JfittKiijig^ the L O. «. F. Hall at 8 :t>0 o'clock. ety o f Chris) rku Services wn* held F<dlowing n short business hV n dhitiio lh n ot.in, ... t o tu in (vlii. K t- 0 easy lli n ep m e ns FRIDAY lit W IL L IA M r . H A IIN A IIU yesterday afterm«tn at 3:iHl.oVtock meeting refreshments were served tin- hi 1*0 laii; ' l-'lilt p"!-. o f.ir , u . to tile hcmttig Circles of the Sanfof d Garden tjft the home of Mrs. Fred WIlAn to .Mrs. Ray* Herron, .Mr*. F\ 11. A P N'ensreatures 71ub will mept a* follows: Cam el-fun jSouth Sanford Avenue. KPBKKA SPRINGS Aik. - lv different ti.m i llllg i t gi llijig . U lllid Club ............... Adams, Mrs, O. I.. Barks, Mrs. C. with .Mrs. Mr*. W. Ft. Raines presided over P. Herndon, Mr«. J. 31. McCaskili, Dawn bathes the green drink Stilton fiurc: ■Central Circle, 10:00 the short business sesriun and Mrs. Fletcher Holla, 5lrs. B. U. hilltops at Ben Walker nirtve* at A. 51. with Mr*. F. F7. Uolx; Dirt Mr*. R. It, Hutchison nnd 3!r*. Crumley, Mrs, W. H. Jarrell and your cabin door. , Gardenvrs Circle, 10:00 A. M. with Wilson look pair in the program. Mrs. Wright. “ Ready for the float trip ? " In* MrV. H. N. Saypr; Hibiscus Circle, F’oljuwing lutjouiTimeuL uf the yetis, unloading his tank) (tunic 11:00 A. 51.. Covered drill lunch- meet jpg refreshment* .w ercjerrrd. from. _ the_Lutrvolled - -Verov - urn. with -Mrs. Fred- l.rrrrnptM Those present a r r f M t i . J. J. Filni'SturK Ituckintr bulaiire. The ambulance I* loaded WAHIII.m ; 11 in . ih i. v (43- i 1»' Ixora Circle. 3:00 I*. 31. with 5lr». Boyi-lt. Mrs. C. F\ Hughey, Mr*. fishing and camping fillipF(H)tl CpnHcrvutiuiL with 1 n id il in tbe fm liter 's_ duoi Charles Vndsplch; Jacaramia, 12:0t) P. A. Howland. Mr*. A. B. Stevens. irient and the uarr((W. tint Lu Mr. F’augi r, it vuir'ii- tmt tuo 1 u iyf •(. l.ili *tu tlii* mini who HirH if ip |t m i | 1 * Aprii wltiit. C..m luncheon, with Mrs. W. B. Brin* Mrs. J. II. Anderson, Jr., Mis* Julie turned l«.at that will lake ^you ‘•id jr iiy wimWi.'t i"t.ii> to Wic-diHOLLYWOOD. Oct. 7. </P> son. 1422 I’ark -Avenue: lla n t Waddell, Mr*.-Rail,e>, Mrs. Hutch­ llollvwmod film figure* are l i n i i t g r*ll'i turbulent King* river f llicv'd Ilk. "f*i llUYC V4»m lug Saie,""'3Thgnona “ ClfcTe',- 1TT30- A". ison. Mrs. Wilson, Mr*. A, C- Up lodiind the Pn-siilent's fomi jo n “ Onder behind, •1 Vpl.illu d t tin I tbe M., covered dish luncheon! with Starke. Mrs. J. N ..Axrarello and conservation program. J Johnttv Beaver, lafined, liu*ky, thought - mi . 1 long rajtgc •..... .. mil polls y . Mrs. R. T. Warren; Mimosa, 10:30 3!r*. Then Pat*. . In fdet Max Factor, maka-up I flMt-trii* guide, waiting in the l*'|» nr . m* different eiio—, High words, jnayte. but tho 1 filii I lit A, SL with Mrs. Floyd Fainter, 11 i-^tWr, l] time nit Die ...a "olsmour s'lvlist * , , r , ' •WNUlpfp, says; "U ‘t|e get lltHy-tu mil'("lii'e doW'tidu . .it tii * 1 . 7 5 s i r s n o w o n ly member* will bring rooted plant* l*n 1 lu’dllli' fs goit'll la* the 1'(--I tiling tunc us* . ' be„ Thlng' tbai b», r ? " ,: il'S ....... tntk front yot , with jour. f.H.I in to exchange; Palm Circle, 11:30 *” *3.1)0 site now only *1.95 III br rl.vit.ts-. J!Ur ^ p e n r ^ to feminirrn figure. ^ |m|, H | > t Kl|n,K „ the furiow. A. 31.. coveted dish luncheon, with By HOB THOMAS mil f e w v * f A*- Jitttll i«( tills,' wit it lift I, mim Mrs, S. C. DUk or son; Rose Circle. Tiinl's tbe wny ir will lie, ( (intc w 1* \ . * n , *1*«,■ i . SpriiufM, lht* ti'im c^d lim n Uml o f Furitt Ipiiift'iHVTwin! **v!*«»u 10:00 A. M. with Mrs. O. L. Bari rw \f i'ii i It*- llnifsi* 1 | Hy BOB THOMAS Dryness, rotiglinc*#—i-vcu fniiguo uf i’ftrh ; [ill * \\v t’liHx, ikiiil if Sallle Harrison Chapter, Daw HOLLYWOOD, Oct. “ UV\~ to ii slight degree the present ' ' “ S E 't : n it mil Ice takc-i tu tile highway 1 S*till the tillvi nr - u U'a ■ iiKiMil |ir,ip|t’ shadow* t*-rid t» fade awsr when ■ iter* of the American Ttevolut' spaces. Il* 3.0(81 residents sheared Twenty years ago the most famous * finiiM .. Wt ’H jit'l tutu i»ff Slid 41h- lht-. lillUlioU* rioollirut, tjeml towgrd feminine plumpness (hl, „ff H |,iu fot circus nml the ftitnii't i- thinking d"Oi I 1 will meet at the home of Mrs. W. rodent in the wot id was born. * 3 -»in| itrfvi* 4i|s‘i% 11 \h* 1#til,I ailmI tirl yum* lod.iy and gixt nn«l may atop current fmtnion | rodtw hmuii 31. Thigpen, 808 Magnolia Avenue the way of III) fill .lie, On a truinridi' from New 5'ork IHli'IH1" m______ with Mrs. J. (I, Ray as co-hostess. to l.o« Apgele. il jiiLpped intA ',lu> fur h our-glass figures, n .hieved; U'alk.-r drives fui im lslv—the -aotyNun I mi- (b t I1■■ rill LUll iU 7TT7 **—rill 1 ri 1 I t " 5 I A lLjdiutliu^liaug liter JLJirg. invjltd mind v t i t . tifi-yrar.adtrCtrtctrgn tmy - r s v W p - ------------------------TFiuIer'i'Ju yVc'rncli♦l lit*-*wFiip nf imiriul lieadi il i.T (Jinienuitf-^irff. j ■! IT ben eld* Don’t Atait, Hale last* '•f M L'1 » mul 4:1it1Mlh| to s tle n d r Joan Crawford «»)'» .................. rdfves. Walker is 62, friendly, full il *!* Kilt I: I, la sta rt' who had teett a commercial artist ,, \.*>*«!«*n ’r^rr tt (llt* * r a llUM U ’J Uttic. Juu £ 4 ^ <L. jsepper.—HNspierlrinn• vyc*, ‘ IjJJt; v . itu; -1 _ 1 and n draw er of movie CAftopflS- hold Will Pteerve. meatless , t HU"! nm||i,( jnv LtilKiitbf with , inluarrn.' Tim gstvu—adcr o u » _ b c <il*YW! t T h r rndent w jih P T o rth into the so fine that a pound of It wou| world * nnd became* -fam ous as eggs and poultry «varyt Thur*day. Twenty-five guides wuik fm thl» mnd,. bt Im, mho main .Jrj .m . , n ' Is ilflll-r'ItP O U tr i'fltlt L if t ft. i s I ■: . . combins060 miles. man whose business is (flouting Michel . Souris in F’ranee, Fd “I've a hean-nnd-rherae ^ Ih o icH a pin in Ibnt. I'-o IV * gartu-i fnini jdi.n fr»-j|i j I O i i c i l |f ) I t U itl^ \ 0, Miguelieto Raton in |.ntin Ameri lion already planned for my first tourists down rivers—tbe White, lltijw- Irrlrl n repottr-t today. I in ft..nr llu- fuim Cutton was first grown- In Chin* ra, Mikki Ktfchl in Japan. Tupilino dinner party under the.new food Kings and Buffalo rivers in Ar­ ('pin in it tro, w intLv.. J u .J iia w - Coil J r - j k s E c r i r s m i t e ~ ;.f Htr cwrir progtam.” she aadded. kansas- grid-the llliimtv rlv#r IS for ornamental purposes, but wav in Italy and Mikki Maus In Bus. restriction r«-*rr in ion progtam ,; .tie . ' Attn nhertdan: we need more ■Oklahoma. put - to practical ttrs sboiil 1000 sla. A. D. "I can put you on new water In the U, 8 . he was known as imagination in rookery, and I, Mickey !________________ fur on*, consider President Tru- every day for 11 day*," Walker Mickey was cradled in Wall mnn’s food rpnxrrvatfpn program **vs. “ Meet you every niglii in my * Disney's garage .sfuiod nnd in a blessing." anlbulanre—bring you sir m at­ Viveca Lindfors: “Americans tresses, pork chops, Ice cream, Octola-r, 4928, made hi* public will stjll be living in luxury wherj anything you want..Guides do all debut «t the Colony Theater in New 3'ork. The drama was called they observe I'lrsident Truman'* lht cooking you ju*l stretch out food conservation program “Hleumboat Willie" and compared and w-atch the stars." to rnmlern-day cartooj)S_it would Swrden, wp have nieatL eggs Bjul —Abruptly, Walker turn off llri pmitlry’all the year round, but w,toad ami noses down tin embank appear hke adolescent drawing. • But 3tickey became a sensation don'tt have fresh fruits and vege ment to find Kings river. He ami tables, a* you do here. At my Beaver slide the boat into fast The nation * was Hooded with Micky Mouse wrist watches, house well feast on these perish­ running water, sweat shirt*, soap, cOtnic books, able* two' days each, week and • "I'll meet you,in eight Imtlrs, 18 dolls, etc., F'ans elute sprang up, enjoy them.” mitrs downstream," Walker 'says. The cartoon hero grew from a Your place is a canvas chair, Jerkily moving outline to a welldead center or tltp boat. Heaver, fop r-year combat vetefan, posli drawn character that seemed Hpectal to Ur* Hanford Herald a ln rn t human, Always he spoke es off, paddles from the stern. By M A R IA N R. JDN KN .Swift current rnlrhe* the craft, in Die shy, boy-like voice which belonged to his creator, Disney. Beaver steer* skillfully. Now the water Is deep, slower, In FVhruary, 1934, ha burst Into Th# Oviedo P, T. A. honored color tn "Rand Concert," and never the faculty uf the srhool With a very clear. A school of two returned to the old black- and- delightful supper in th# lunchroom doum drum flash along the hotwhite, F'riday evening at 7:30 1\ M. Af­ tom. But then 311cksy's career suf ter supper Interesting game* Were “Htart casting," Johnny sug­ fered a decline. Critic* said the played in the gym. gests. “Get It under the brush ‘ Mick had lost his Much, had be­ F'aculty member* present were along the hank." . On yuur^second''rail, s bints come a. has-been. He was eclipsed Mr. and Mrs. Bauman of Winter by newer stars In t|r« Disney Park, Mr. and 3(r*. Caldwell of strikes, get* away. Kiv# minutes roster— Donald , Duck, Pluto, Winter Park. Mr. and Mrs. Carl­ later, you hook another, bring him Dippy Dog. and others. And his son of Iwmgwood, Principal ami in. Johnny string* him up behind boss became engrossed in crest­ Mrs. W. A. Teague, Miss Thelma the boat. ing full-length cartoons which Thompson and- Mr. and Mr*. Bau­ Steep banks line the r iv e r brought him such acclaim as er of Geneva, also Mr. and Mrs. quiet, peaceful, heavily wooded teauly—black oak, ash, sycamore, “Master of Ui# Poetic Cinema." Guynn. Finally, 3lickey accomplished Parents present were- Mr. and elm and soft maul#. th* thing that most film stare Mrs. Ted Fries, Mr. and Mrs. *'I had to get through-that war," P erfect for tho firs t cool day* of Fall. . . these find Impossible.-th# comeback Don Ulrey, Mr. and Mrs. Marion lUaver says, “to come back to this. 100% wool slipover sleeveless sw eaters tailored Ho starred In th# "Sorcerer's A 1Vagner, Mrs. John Duda, Rev. Pv# Seen a lot of world, but to me for com fortable f it under your jackata or. coala. prentice prentice" sequence of fantasia and Mr*. H. If. Link and K#v. this part of the country is IL" In colors o f Maize, Blue, Gray, Maroon and Tan 1810. Th# was acclaimed Lionel Nelson. More fast water—a branch i# old touch wt you'll love to live with! I5clirtm-ly tinted in the chips V tl J y t J . 48 I m b t i u i J t . 31r*. J . W. McKinnon 'has re­ rcachc* for the boat but Johnny in Sizes Small, Medium apd Large. . .___________ rlopwiMMl1W Idcmomi in " two 'cunipaninn florals ■ and 1 turned from N#w York and other skids around II. Then a shallow Sm ooth t t x t U u J . G u 4T 4 H lt r ! n u n lung tailored s tr ip e .. . completely Itsrm oniout Th#' war put 3(lck#y on (he rapids. You get out to help the polnu in th# north and northeast. 2 -9 8 to - 5 .9 5 s g t im l tb rim kM f* w it h in 2 ' ■. logtlhtr . , . each one u u lin in g by itself. A wide Inactive list as D iincf devoted 3t>, and Mrs. Jack Gor# have guide push the craft over rock*. his 1efforts ** ' to training and educa returned from a five weeks' visit range of background colors to choose from, too . . . "W tanks," .. he , pants after­ Uonal films. But Micfcay remained with Mr. Gpr#’s relatives in Ohio. w ards. “Some tourists n#vtr get (,rrut Smoky f»ray•, AJirotiJmk llurguuJy*, G'rsai In th# news, a t when supreme 8 #sbosrd Station Agent and tte lr feet wet." , Ijtkn lllue*, Sum vitlltj Ytllow*, Cop* Cod Uttg*9 headquarters selected hla name Mrs. Olllff have moved into An Inquisitive water turtle and Alfoll* Grttn. for th# password tf th* Normandy Dr. J. W. Martin's hous# recently swims alongside. Three men, giginvasion. occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Frank glng for drum, pole by. Thsv grin •tromth* Ha Is now tppesring In his first Con#. The home, formerly occu­ anrl hold up a string of half a postwar film, "Fttn and Fancy pied by th# Olllff#, was bought doxen fish. A water moccasin and thta week his anniver­ by Mr. and Mr*. T. L. Lingo, Jr. heads foF th# boat aod Johnny sary will te e#l«brat*d In a style Mr, and Hr*. 3. B.- Jones, Jr. swats It away With the paddl#. Observe National Employ lh t Physically Handicapped “Sometimes,"' he commtnts, befitting bis position. FIts hundred and son Jlmml# have accompanied . p>#.u.s.rw o«. Weak by employing a disabled veteran. children of Hollywood notables and Mrs. Reeves, Mrs. Joaa#' mother, 'they try to climb In with you." others will attend party and bock to te r home In Macon, Go. "F loat trips float your Doublet tn kla honor. for s visit. cross eyes British Physicist Develops New T r System Of Gesliires For Deaf - L»K‘ssmcn Plan #Sludy <)!‘ Farm IVdhlums On lins Inspection 'lour mUltMlUlMl Hollywood I For Y our F a ll Oviedo r« E - ' „ . ! - v \T i‘ ~ — -f-: • * .?* ’* *£ ,f. * V' *• - ’ * *1 / 5i T - s ’, .»!’_■ ' i-T:; jt y* * IS . , • - , (S 1. : • u m iiK . �.J'i * • ^'r^SSfecr • ^ 7 I* '* a*.^V"-_ A PAGE FOTTR TUESDAY, OCT. 7, 1947 THE SANPORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA ' ■■ ■' -r * - f* Former Sanford' Man Is Director Of Gator Bowl SIDELINES YANKEE Q UESTIO N MAI from the JR ------------ PT:, • ‘ NKW YORK. Oct. 7, </P)-The two big questions remaining In Dm waits of the IStT World Soria* ..run i1in | d a s . MglUa i ulrl Damon and Pythias Combination, l-arry MarPhail and Leu Durocher; 1. Will MacPhail’a resignation as president of the Yankees— dramatically announced by MacI’hail himself In the clubhouse at lire end of yesterday’s game — stick, or will he remain with the club In an advisory capacity? 2. What’s to become of Leon­ ine la-o. now that his suspension a* manager-- of— th« Rrooklyn ll'dgers Is supposed to Ire at an en d i:---------------------------------------Marl'haH. the man who once tried to kidnap ths Kaiser, didn’t quite take tho play away from his world championship Yankees in their moment.of glory, hut he rertuinly throw a bombshell at the climactic moment. As Dodger catcher llruce EdwhuIs lined Into ths double play which wrapped up the Series, MacI’hait shouted, “th at’s my retire­ ment."- Minutrs before, he had hinted to Incredulous listeners, “if we win this I’m through.” Club officials were nun-commit* ul but the Impression they convey­ ed was that MarPhail, president of the dull since 1046, would prob­ ably accept a lesser position In the organisation, probably in an advisory* ea)f4flfy: Neither MarPhail nor his as* MN-ialea spoke of a possible suc­ cessor. Dan Topping is vice pre­ sident of tho dub and Del Webb, wealthy west roast contractor, is secretary, . The Durocher question continued s punier. It has been a matter of widcsbread speculation in base, ball circles ever since Commis­ sioner A. 11. Chandler suspended the fiery Dodgef pilot at the lieginning of the 11*47 season for tsl-to -base-balM1 'JU .COMMENTS Two Questions Exist In Wake OfJ47 Series Wally Butts Is Gator Line Will Be Strengthened. Named Coach Of By Bob Cummings Week By Scribes is PICK-THBr WINNER CONTEST - INSTRUCTIONS IlgtlnlM itu»l b« In The Herald office before noon on Friday BOfttairked by Ih il time. All games rldny or Mat nitwit be marked. i i =- IIAI.LOT AUBURN •VS- ('l.KUtG)N 1 . 'i V 1 _ . • DUKK . FLORIDA „ -VS- N. C. HTATH •VS* NAVY *__ _ .r « GEORGIA -.VS- KKNTUCK ....... MI88. •VS- VANpiUlfM'LT _____ ARMY .VS. lLl/lN< ....... MIAMI A STETSON i - •VS- riiWHHTKRN * •V8* T.C .U . -V s - YALE PITT- •VS* MICHIGAN VILLANOVA •VS. HOLY CRO&S .. . OHIO STATE •VS* S. CALIFORNIA TEXAS i 5-v s. ---------- BE 8URE TO FILL IN THE FOLLOWINGV- ~ 4« - M m . -Lm *Get Your Balfot In Early J it Short one,Justice, the Suprem*. NEW YORK. Oct. 7, {/PV-Larry ih u d 'tis t!,-A fflsn twilli keen -TALLAHASSEE. « * .. Oct. 7. -Unurt began* lts-m rw -trrm todajg toeMsJ' loo—deoaiamwkki't t picked a le tte r time tp announce hts retirement from baseball . . . He had just seen the club he built, the Dodgers, lose the final game of the World Series to the dub he bought, the Yankees . . . . I t was the first twd-milllon dollar World Scries in history; It drew ths big. gest crowds ever and it provided about aa many thrills -a* any Series . . . The action of the last game was rathei- antUclimactlc, so Larry provided a novel-touch of his own . . . It’s ths first time in history- *,-dub president -ever quit right After winning the world championship—But after, reaching that peak, there was no place for Larry to go hut down . . . You might not like Larry fa lot of □pie in the game don't) but you ve to admit that everything hr did in base ball made news. Final Analysis They've been calling Ring the IU47 classic a 'pitchers Series' because every time you looked around there was a new pltchtr In the game . . . Rut Mickey McConnell, Dodger farm executive, apparent­ ly had the right Idea when he said Rrooklyn'* weakness was its inexpcricnew) pitching staff - . . ‘We had a complete scouting re port’-----on the W Ysnlcee*." Mlctey rV plained the other «r oday, i . "but the only pitcher who ran take advan­ tage of U Is CM«y.” . . . The ten­ sion of th s seventh game, with some 12,400 (the difference be­ tween the winners' arid losers' shares) riding on* every pitch, djdn't help the young Dodger eltiowers in thslr efforts to pitch to the Yanks' weaknesses. Merle* Summary Riggest thrill—Cookie lurvsgetiu's^pliw h-hU -tw —win—the-lhirHgsme and spoil Bill Havens' nohitter. Best hit—Joe DIMsggln’s Saturday home run. Rest fielding play — Al Glonfrlddo’i ratth off DiMaggio Sumlay. Best pitclitr— Hugh Casey. Best all-around playc r—Jo e IJIMagglo. Rest feature— tho weather/ Pspper Game Itav Blades. Dodger coach, explained briefly the tension that was evident on both benches be­ fore the final game . . . “ We hail spring training and played the whole season for this game,'.* said Ray . . • Glonfrlddo enjoyed the preliminaries hugely, looking over pictures of that great catch he made Sunday and explaining how hr took the ball running side- j ways . , .;MIII Meyer, new Pittsburgh manager, contends th at Pnll Risxuto has slowed down a half alcu-and that's why- he gels bowIrd over on close plays al second instead of neatly sidestepping the | base runners . . . Quick eummary i of the Yankee half of yesterday’s I etvth (nfttnir* fin** ru n ,'tw t\tno hits* sixth Inning: On* hits, ' three pitfhers , . two Yankee teams—-baseball and football—a t­ tracted more than 164,000 spectat­ ors Sunday, The World Series game, drew 74.000 here ami the football club drew over 10.000 at Cleveland . , . Speaking of foot­ ball, maybe the baseballer should adopt that free substitution rule. The two club* sent 88 player* Into action Sumlay.and 29 Monday— Hind there probably would have been more If the final game had been closer. , itAMADlF.lt ESCAPES IRAKIS, Oct. 7 GP>—A mla* ■ ' i In detonator exploded yesterday the .garden ncJtl.to Tirender Paul Ramadier'e ' home In Dccatevllle and bnik^rr inrr.n window* in Ihe homki lh*> Premler'i office \aald today. Itamadier had left aarller hy train Ui return to Parle. A pre** attache gaW ywllce were investigating. He said It was first bfltaveq the explosive waa a bomb or grenade that bed gone off In Rymsdlcr's house. (sFi - . Tha obipskasw Movwi b*--ebc- trmt 1 ‘ tnw f T tilM- JUKflW "JR H - Northeast Florida High School Football Conference thik week with four championship battle* on Up. Leon High of Tnltahan»ec, de­ fending titleholdrr. and Suwannre High, both boasting of a 1-0 re­ cord In conference 'competition, tangle in the featuro game of the Wrok at Liye Oak Friday night The game Is being rated by neut­ ral observer* a« a to**-up. -Leon..After defeating l-ako City 12-7 In Its season opener, was ero*hed 34-(> , .Ky Miami B rniot High [a*t waek while Live Oak defeated Ocala 15-0 in a confer­ ence UIL Fletcher High of Jacksonville Beach and Mainland of Daytona Beach will try to regain their vic­ tory stride* In a Thursday night encounter at Daytona Btach. Fletcher was nosed nut 7-12 hy Lake City and Gainesville snowed under Mainland, 10-0 last week. Other conference capies will send Holle* Military Academy of Jacksonville against Gainesville In the University City and Ocala will travel to iJtke City. Both games will be played Friday night. Bollea dropped a 20-0 decision to Brunswick, Ga„ in a non-confcrcnce battle last wyek. " T * -------- ----------- *------------- ---w SANTIAGO, Chile, OcL 7 (A1-Tha Chilean gcvsrmpent moved today to break' what I f called » Throw Away Your ‘‘Communist dictatorship" over thr nation's mlneworkaw, striking H Lawn Mowerl (lie coal fltld*. for higher pay Plaat l*esll,wl* I.am, tli.v ««d Military plane* wete sent tr have a iHrmcaeol. hraolllut town Join troops end warship* at Coo t h k n k w m u iw gnotrrittN A NKKlW N<» MOWtMl o n ARTI­ ception, a center o f the strike FICIAL WATERING. Grows hi Foal rationing wa* ordered. Cen 1 any »"U—*«n or shailr. Do** nej, aorshlp wa* imjwMKl opoh th» die l» wlslsr. I'ravsMe w« 4 j Communist n«w«p»p*r of Santiago growth, soil. »r»tloa with Its 'E l Slglo.. r . ___ *\sr-thlr)i*aing carp*). Swd saai* sad tdilrnt for . |i|irt|rulifi >ou ran |>lsn< si onr*.‘ Birohldibaih, a Jewish aulonoWcllborn-Anderaon fit Co. ,mou* region In the 8oviot Fat BOX 139. COLUMBUS. GA. 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Harry Martinet, New Orleans H State. t., U •••• 3 TIME TO HAVEFALL and WINTER 1. Dellratf L a c e Patterns I ,, 2. New Sort Finish For Graceful Drape! DRESSES & SUITS 3. Hemmed and'Headed Tops! 4. C o tto n Y a rn s FW Strength, , . . Rayon A d d e d ■For. filth And - v, y tf; ' ; 8 f s |I I J '1, * — ALTERED * REGISTRATION NOTICE The Florida , art)_4U son against* a 6-2 derision an­ nounced las) June 23. Jackson’s blast was a ’dissenting opinion in n nse in which the co.urt upheld a Securities and Exchange Com­ mission order. That order pre­ vented the management of a com­ pany undrrg-ing reorganisation from profiting hy purchases of Maturities during the raorganltalion. • _ “The truth Is,” Jackson said ^; ’’that mThls' declsIon the’Court ap* proves the Cnmmisaion’* assertion lo^gTrverTf^lhe m atrsr without law x YARDLKY VENETIAN BLINDS STRIKE BREAKING ___ OKLAHOMA HUGH ' FULLERTON. Four-'Championship ; Blast Is Issued By Justice Jackson Rattles Oh Tap For Northeast Grid Iam>p WASHINGTON, Oct. 7 UP>- " Gator * Howl Association; Inc., a B j ARTHUR B E C K t m U JR. group of ISO men who actively direct p ttl stagr Jacksonville's anHANS LOIIERT nual New Year's, Day gridiron Ham Lhbert. the Jovial New spectacle, are all men of proml- York Giant trouble shooter; la in nenre In local business and pro- j Sanford to pul into being one of fesaional circles. jhis Ion* awaited dreams. He has Ami. most of these mefl know . had the proposed training pro­ world; Take for Instance, M. 0 . gram in mind for many years and I-awfs. now one of this city’s larg- at last It la becoming a reality. CfUcornmercinl printers. _ j Consolidating t h e training Rack in - the late 20'* Lewi* w as'cam ps will make it 'l><i*f|jbj<*. for * isdverttstnjt manager fnr The Sin- ihe ulihl"farm "system to-operate _ ford. Ilnrajd a nd, while B fU ngJn _ mor$_tlXkienlly.y than any other. ____ _ _ _ first............ JPBBMMWtha coqntryM that_ rapacity ha __ staged the farm ayatem in ■night -football -game ever played; - In shtrrt.'tt-w lll be jrosslIdO to Ip Florida. | move the men in the camps alxiul The game,.was played in tho like men on a checker board. The Municipal Dark In Sanford on No- j men can be transferred from team vemlwr’ D, 1929 between the Rol- J to team with practically no red Ilns College freslrmen Ind the tape at all. Seminole High School Celery Feds. With training ramp* scattered Rollins won, 34 to 0, bat the score all over tho southeast, the Giants was Immaterial. The more than have spent huge sums of cash 1.600 iniditni) fans who attended for communication fee* ami trans­ the game witnessed the dawn of portation charge* In transferring a nrw gridiri'S era in this State. their men in trie spring drills. Ily Oh November fl. 1020, It was confining the camps to one small stated In The Sanford Herald that area the Giant systrm will he tho •’the opinion among the spectators most efficient system in the roun' seemed to he prevalent th at night trv today. The eight playing field* at the fsolhall was ItWlT There was-no sun to hlfnd one’s eyes or to burn airport wete started today ami one's fare. The flnodllghta about should^bu. completed . by the fital the field made It as bright* as day. of the-year. Udiert is slated to remain In the and every detail could be seen dearly. The coolness of the night city for about six weeks to grt aeemrd to put pep Into the crowd, the kinks irtmed out of the pro­ w h i c h displayed an unusual gram. Uy that lime ^King" Carl Hubhel will be here to see the Job amount of enthusiasm.” , That Lewis was On the right to the completion. At present the Giants Are con­ track haa definitely been -proven. Night football has been g, life- templating bringing 16 of their saver for the gridiron sport in farm clubs to Hanford. The Minneapolis Millers of the Florida where the afternoom are usually too warm for com fort for American A(social ion -will be the top'club here for the training ses­ both players and spectators. The Gator Howl game here neat sion. N ew Vsas’a-D ay-w an’t bo played —The Miller* wilbhe-<|iv»rte»*-d *« undyr the lights but the 20,000 the Mayfair Inn and will use the or more spectators eapected to he Municipal Dark for their training on hand for the grid classic will grounds. All other teams are go- I surclv gladder) the hssrts of Lewis ing to Ire lw quartered at the MunlriMunlci- ’*S lX M c p O n T h e L i n e end other football pioneers of pal Airport-ami will undergo their For Defensive Team Florida. training activities there. IjCwIs and his associated on the The Jacksonville Tars of tho Sal­ Advocated By Kerr Gator BoWl lioard of directors ly League are also going to In­ know how ip put on .a big foot­ here for the spring workouts. ball game. And they Issue this Sioux City, Iowa; of the Western PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 7. ril’) word of wisdom to grtdlrpn fans League will tie the only other club Foothall. In the opinion of Andy ATLANTA. Oct. 7, (/P)—Wal­ GAINESVILLE. Or*. 7. (Spe- lace of Jacksonville and other cities, of A classification to Ins here. Butts, .whose Georgia team Kerr, is becoming entirely too riilV — Maylie you’ve si-en enough “ Don’t wait to purchase your lick, Dale Alexanders’ K n o x v i l l e complex and there ought to Ik> a football to nay that Florida’s t!at- upset L.8.U., S6-IW, was voted by rts to the game, buy now and you Smokies and the Trenton entry in , major rules change compelling the • ports writers as the Southeastern won’t Ire kkklng yourself on neat the Interstate league will lie the defensive team to keep six men ors (at the end, of two losing Conference coach of the week to­ games) look lousy, but let’s turn New Year’s Day." ' on the line. ‘ Glass R representatives. the floor pver to A. 1*. (Dlixy) day, and Wayne Cantrell, 2I0-, Tlcketa to tho game are now on Erie, i'c-niu St. , Cloud, Minn, Kerr, the mighty mite who turn­ Md-c-d. the Oralu Orange growers, pound sophomore larkle At Van­ sale at Donaldson’s, Jnr., 117 West and Ft. Smith, Ark., will In- the ed out powerful teams at Wash­ derbilt, was namrd playsr of the Adams Street. . Class C representatives. Erie Is In ington and Jefferson and Colgate who coached the Forman Univer­ sity Hurricane for ID years. 1 the Middle Atlantic League. St. tiefoie going to Lebanon Valley Sander*, coach of the Van­ Iminedlaldy after the Gators* ityKill Cloud la an entrant-In the North-, (Pa) College, told the Maxwell Legal Notice team that defeated Alabama, 12 to 20 loss to North Texas and ern In-ague and Ft. Smith is in the Memorial Football Club yesterday before preparation* to meet Aa- 11-7, was the only roach besides Western Assoclstion. that teaching tin- game »«» he­ burn x i t i t ’ i; this week In Montgomery got Mult* to receive a vote. Lawton. Okla., of the Sooner mming worse every year ■la-cause Ni-tim (» tiHotip Kivcn Itim I out Rob Phillips, o f^thc UlrmingU ^ l r m t r P c c a d u t , ham Agr-Hcrabl. split his vote, *N*d isbwtnew « i r a n re*1*, League, ..r i.,^ 'V a 'f iM h e Eywn- ^ i g T m V g d ^ ^ C ^ rfiu ;n n iit tr tire- neunowi-ssm * fe lin e -1Prague, N~ £ Unless there is airanlirication, _ «T,f|j Florida Imys boys‘to May making- the final tabulation 154 nnliri - »t I'MItSs* C imiM, ss.| that I Isisoit of the - North Carolina Stale he warned that football Is going to itg ltlir u b t hams pi»r»u*nt to n there pitching, they have a good to 6lk in favor of Butts. League. Senfonl, Del. of the East* tit,- 1st........... lit*- •KlrlMloM" N*<n»* to be hurt. ■'' s 1:mil hall team. A few breaks, of Cantrrll was selected as the BlStols" M'haptvr 1S>S*. 4-aws ol ern Shore League, Springfield, G «-o r-g * Hunger, - successful ’-thrtr- rum ■imfortimatr 'mafeiny; pUycr of the week from s group - -Pto-Mat-wMH <1- -t-»h irf **• !>■ Ohio of th r Ohio "State Imagin'. Ciill of Hsntloots t'«ustr. Oshkosh WIs. of the Wisconsin young roach at Pennsylvania, cost tberu the game tonight, hut of nominee* named by the coaches. Ke.iufs __ State (-vague and Sanford of the agreed will) him alaiut the game's don't make the mistake of -lhlnV* The SEC honur roll of stgrs Is •' W an'd ing they wefen'l playing a resl selected either by the players’ Florida State I-esgur will br- the cumplexity. He said; ■Mr*' A. F. Iwhh “I have a great deal of respect football tvam in 74orth Texas." Clasa D representatives. Hspletnbtr *>, I t t t coaches or by the opposing men­ "Florida’s running and down tor. Thus the 12 stars are named for Andy Kerr, and I’m all for --- . field blocking was excellent and •Implication. Uut I don't believe when the passing sharpen* up a: for the honor ml), l*!x men at the line will simplify bit; they ‘ve got to give credit lo‘ Weyman Sellers, Georgia end. those strong-running • North Tex- and Chuck Conerly, Mississippi Hu explained that six men on a as hacks. T hrlr nisln weakness halfback, were runners-up to Can­ 'line cun LI still overshlft, under- tonight was still inexperience. trell. but the Vandy tackle's play (shift, loop right ami left, a id They were playing a hunch of against Alabama gave him a rlPSr 'charge straight ahead. * Here, he football old-head* from North cut decision. STUDIO thought, i* where things- would Texas, and I thought they looked Players named as /rutstanding have (u. Ij - Mnipllfb'*!, fer thrlr lcmus-lm lml» t ’m -|T tt* r ! m unli itay •tin ri*on, offcrulv islvcjminded [ Flnri^a’s right halfback Hobby Tulane halfbark; Rill Moseley, (grid tutor nt Temple weell up among <ha Kentucky fullback; Rob Davis, ‘ wasn't WVll lO lilt , natlnh’s’Trroilnd |„„L Ifrnilml 1gainers bv whip* Georgia Tech tacUe; I-nwrll Tew, propo-nl ruie;.Change. rule*.change. pjoposei , , ,l(f |10 y*n la.from w rim. Alabama • half znnie uTbtM, in K c tr m " “All these craiy defens#.,1* he | yard* for the L.S.U. fpUback; Denver- Crawford, said, "are very aggravating to ns n Al lh„ ,.n() )>f lwn tackle; Eagle Matullch, fellows who .tnlnk wp’fe offen.lve KorM ,mt, ... gr«uml fm « Tennessee MUilsoTppI Rtate halfback; Hobby roaches hut-1 can t aglr*r* that the than any other back In Forbes, Florida halfback, and Hal offensive team* needs help.” rountry for the oamo numlvr ■Herring. Auburn center. Kerr told hi* audience that "no uf games. - —---------------rVoting for Sander* as < nuirh can leach, especially high t ),c Gator line"m ight-hr some sclioul youth, some 300 plays for stronger against Auburn with the the week wetp Moefley, Montgom­ offense In a llmltsd time, aa well rt,u;rn of Rub Gumming*, 2)6 ery Advertiser; Fred Russell, teach measures to use against pomM| trudric whose leg Injury hs» Nashville Banner; E. T. Rales, lnt Prize 8 x 10 Gold Tone PortraitH as Chattanooga Free-Prc**; Tom four, five, sis, trven, and eight ^ ^ lin e ff him foa a month, man defensive linos.” j V»Jni 1>rsrtir« work of the Anderson. Knoxville Journal, and 2nd Prize 1—8 x 10 Gpld Tone Portrait --------— —----- — . .. week will U the sotting-op of a "Due” Magee, Jnck*on New*. W th n ‘ 2,469 mile cmiMUnc M defense to hall the losses «.f Butts, polling one of the biggest • ~ - A w an M Hy t.hlles average width Is only 110 ienil. t | ntul Travis .Tidwell, the majorities In the Iwo-ycar poll, m,lMpigskin throwing Ttgsr artist now wen support from Purser Hewitt, RAYMOND STUDIO ____v v ..s~ ._ _ V speclalixing in the aerial gam* si Jackson Clarion-Ledger; G a l e an fniured leg .keepa him from Hayes, Columbus Ledger: Bill Third Thru Fifth P rizes.................... For W A K E U P B U S IN E S S / partidpetlm t in 'th e running at- Keefe, New Orleans Times-PIca Mo—o TeleEach Prize Winner, One Paw For Two To By j y j iwy. Lolumiu aerie*. Auburn ha* wbn 13 games, qulrer; Arnold Finnefroek, JackRita Thedter Florida has cbppod nine, and one was a deadlock. Ily Sports Roundup ^ J J Wi lion Books o l the City, of Sanford, a tjf h e City Hall* commencing Mon- te S M W T llP W . November )lw l® 7 , niid wilt rem ain open each day exet>l)l Sundaja anth holldaya, Up to and including S atur­ day, October 25, 1947. H. N. 8AYER . . . „ !tfe (HTY REGISTRATION OIPlCBR ........... , A. U Lyon^ i- ? - •••. •;> ;/ COLONIAL CLEANERS 110 S. Paltnalto Ave. 481 P*,r JL • pair ,V , ..-ri 8l*e 6 8 x 81 - 8lxe 68 x 90 You Know How Scarce Ordinary !-ae* Net Palm Have Been. Well, Penney'a Buyer Haa Popped U» WtKTheoe Smart New HeidenbeTg Lac* Net P a lr i At This Low Ptiea.v i ’S fr* I f " N o w l RJ« h t lB T im e F o r F a l l - v" r ■■( . i - I *^1^3 • ■, . ______ ___________ &&&*£& I- - , - jg g g ' , wkm 1 �TUESDAY, OCT. 7, 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA FOR SALE Hints To Housewives (10 Acre Grove ,B> laatwlU S. Thuraby .-..-LvUiU^utf F uud -LLuJ)tjWiat ■ - One Out Of Every Thrfcle Students Enable To.Get Into Colleges This Fuji A-l condition. juni sprayH.v-|ilM gii i d : »iM o d f i lean crop.,* 5 acres tnldseason oranges, 5 acres D u n c a n grapefruit. 10 acres cleared grove land goes with grove. Located in l^tke County near Korrgntn. IMUCE- $11,000.00 with F r u i t . ----- - - 1 Bee Owner 1 Jo h n ll. T alton nature (you Snow wtisl W* Ditao t). Till* ( m i mnltrlo* *l*o b u what Doctor* call artomachlo L y d ia E . P ln k h a m ’s VEGETABLE COMPOUND FOR R EN T S ARTICLES FOR SALE 10 Business Opportunities The _ F'lornla jwsnut harvest, fortunately, is a generous one again, ten million puuniht larger than hiat yf*ur. Tin fail that |ieamiU may Ur kept in tlir hull fm eight or nine months. win it pmpetly ,jiraye»i anil ilureil ■djoyld ensure a ron-, lenient aunulv fra a lung time alituui—pui t.eiiUiiy- for tiio*«-w)to ijiuw- iheir own. That means a Itit of. good eat tug thi miuhmit the What V in pvanuta? A gener­ ous supply of protein anil fat. Vitamin i n . apd goodly amounts of itntt, phosphorous, anil calcium. \ iuvuiy food really, this lowly Ih'onut! Think what can t*e liolie with |wnrmt» whole, trushed, or made into htiiter. Their nutty goodness >houl.l lie kept in one fm m or an­ other. within easy teach of the family. H'* easy to loant oi "parch" peanut*. Just put the shelled nuts in a -hallow pun in n moderate oven for nltout tfi minute* oi un­ til they are (lightly l»rtiwtied. Stir Ihcitt frequently while they are maating. The reddish -kin* will RLCOIti) PLAYERS for rent. By Faints, Poultry Supplies, Nails, FIRST CLASS service-station for day nr week. The Music Bos, 119 rent. Now open. In good locu­ Purina Feeds, (internes and __W. 1st St. Phone 063. Meats. Touchton & Watson, 1201 tion. Necessary to have some money to purchase stock. Write Celery, Phone 1199. D FfjC K apace In Melsch Building. Box J. e o Herald. , Large'light offices, nwly decor­ BABV QRANd " PIANu -Wi.rlitated. all uillltles, heat and jariixer. reconditioned. The Music 12 S P E C IA L > MV IC E S rO us,.110 W. F irst St. ■rPliunr/' LONNIK MCMULI.FN'S Market for of fie* or other type but* TRANSFERS—Large new assort, Barber Shup open Tlmrsilay, IneMr. See William Deviton, Friday A Saturday, menta Decal Sets for Kitchens. Smtfurd But Station. Bathrooms, Nursery. Also (ilass * aw i _ ______ Tu miller Sets. YOU DRIVE IT FAHM FOR RENT—20 acres subSKNKAKIK GLASS A PIIONE 200 irrignted . truck farm, newly PAINT 0 0 . BWICKI.AMf-MOKKI.H0N ploughed and harrowed. 12 arfillings* I l l W. 2nd Street ■U I)HIVK-IT. INC. Sweet Filling SEE US FOR' * FOR SALE—Umerock for drlvatUind ‘i tuiimi- an MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING * w itb -S eufr ctip fi'-nmit butter wsys and roadways—Phons AND TYPING taiileipiKin.- Iiiiney. juice CREDIT I.UREAL OF side, Sanford, Fla., phone 1Wlime, and a pinrii of salt, HANFORD FLOWER PLANTS. Mrs. Y. C, -- -------— . Hi JA.(L-HoX-B8d..t^B Stowe. 116 N. P ark Bblliht'er. IV. 1st S l near Mon­ Arbi 2 tahle-jHmn > tvnli # ACRES tiled .land for truck ro* Canter. Phone 1330-J. Expert Radio Repairing cup i-uniit butler anil ml farmint* n,.* acre. lH,nn. farming. l.lf. S3fi imr Phone Frsd Myers. 311 h . 2nd 8 L ‘ ruti chill »auct. 781-J, Carl S. Mynes. ALUMINUM casrrnt'nt windows. Make. too. Mended pear ‘ H IE HOME MIOP Steel easement and Aluminum and mange uiaMtialni! ROOM furnitherl apartment 1020 double hung windows. Miracle WATCH A CLOCK REPAHUNf, tel wit he*, ii trig whole when Laurel Ave. Working couple Conrrcte Co. Sul) Elm Ava. nOQJisnfoid Ave^_l’buiiii lll.t J ThtA'Tfnrriaisttftdi imtrttir preferred.. ATTENTION^Sl O i'll l i t V —DIAPER HER* it'R — Utssernment Printing' BABY GRAND PIANO Price rea Unity Valet furnishes hospitr.l 2 W A N TED T O RENT tieiully rccugniied a* sonable. Phone (2H-W or cal clean, sterile dinners stTd ileixlurRfMt Magnolia. ired cimtalntr. Krtnomical and FURNISHED or unfunished house safe. Fully medtinl!’/ approved SEE Jimmie Cowan's SheeL Metal or apartment. Phune lOifs-J. Call Daytona ~1)17-W ci-lleet ftr Works, for roof paint A roof detail*. Ofl iliaperii. n w ck . painting, Phone fils. V PERMANENT Sanford resi­ “FIRST IN SANFOlUrdent house or apartment for FRIED SHRIMP DINNERS iTU. grind corn for feed, grits FO R S A L K aelf. wife, daughter 14, __ .10. .. I, son every night at Homer'a. & meal every Saturday morn Prrfer to rent but will buy if ; M OTORS INN ing. J. W. Bell, luiko Meni price in right. Contact BillHOT PLATE LUNCH’ " aheimer at Touchlon's. Served from 11:30 tu 2 at Hunter's, ‘OR RENT—Floor aander. ^Easy TRUCKERB R EST opsralinn. Reasonable rates,*Kan. r, in h A Stminnle ltl*d, HOUSE WANTED ford Paint A (ilass Lo. I'hmto CEMENT STEPS for your h.^ne, To runt furnished from Nov 1st Fret; estimate. Mlraile Concrete lo May. 7 or 8 rooms, 2 baths, Co. 309 Elm Ave. Plmne 13.15. DOHGR • PLYMOUTH hy elderly . couple, and purac. AND HKKVICK Some grounds on lake prefer- TRADE IN jrour old washing ma­ 10* PARIS Paloielto Are. - I'hnna 1 r*l. Will purchase if satisfied. chine on a NEW 11ENDIX AU­ 'Aland pictures and description to TOMATIC WASHER. Randall Pmno Tunhig and Repairing. L. L D. T. W arner.. 317 Mndtsnn Electric Qo. _ A.v»nuc, aw.. Yor k_t 7^ N, V.—■ Youngstow n iTtiTTENa i i >• L-VRGE huuau in ur around Sun- ■ER SINKS, three sixes. Im­ U P TO m s. Show card* and poster* V ford. Permanent. Preferably un mediate delivery. Randall Kleeo — nm -rs s ig n h k r v ic k furnished. Clarence Sampson, P. O . D . I jindr*** Phor..* H U I IN. DATS I O. Box lOt* (>y Sanford. IUXEDO FKED&—cor-tiete m Cohen's KadlaUiY Simp for cum! __ njtnitnicnt for season.Htrnf's Tureds Fra il Store plele rarliatur mu vice. |l)d San, OB MONEY BACKI .Adults only. Merrill. 24 Central fjtrd Ave. Phune 35d-W. WESTING HO USE wringer wash Ave,, Old Orehard Oeach, Me. Ing machfhe.. $75. 1902 Maple. C u rtain s, Lace tablecloth* wash'*!, S REAL EOTATEW r SALE ONE Tomlinson Gainralrorough sU tch rd Si stretched. 51H Melbun die Ave. Phone 879." chair $25.00, Phone C99-J. REAL ESTATE “ INSURANCE EXPERT atitif painting and laidy MORTGAGE LOANS WOOD HEATER $7.00. John repair. All work gunrnntiil, Robinson, Box -97, Monroe Cor* RAYMOND M BALL, Realtor . Jnckaun A. tiibhs Body Shim. !Iil(l French Aye. I'horie 4(NKt J CANDY TABUTS lurance Ag^nt ROSE. RUSHES. 3 -yf j -olt^ field SANFORD Ilrnuky - Salon, 309 nfTafl livue faux • lurid* State Rank nidg. • grown ew i Idoumittg plants'; over bulm ||a*y a atm. tt)|, I'aik. Phone 1354. M, Mr Midi liti h(u» hy follaslni fifty choice varietiea; write fur NICK 5 ROOM home willi large un, Spiral |H>rmancnt, lasting thl 8 m pt*n free rgtalog wHh n n w in color. screened porch also double garnp». ft,, lunger. .U * r wave*, Ty-Tex Rosn Nameric*. P. tt agr apartm ant furnished with CriHininule A M n c h m c l e All Box 532, Tyler Texas. twn balha. \pnrtm ents renting MO lA X A H V I for $50.00 per month. Several GLOBE groatiwt ■cid-rate wimlpn o F x rR c rsr jintlFING ami painting. .hearing fruit trees and well sale ‘'distributor^, offers hovel- ’tltunU*. • Smith Rruihi Urn. ftrv ty T*bl»*i will h d p »ou l» landscaped on targe- east front tie*, sundrici, toyi, gifts t< tractor. .Phone 1188. tedure . <»k» usly t* t Slmpfy lot. $7,500.00. <Easy terms. shrewd buyers. Globe Trading l«nswth*dl<*<tMna S m l i t t * s< * Don't pay for another's build­ Co. 109 W. Flagler St., Miami 13 N o t i c e s — p e r s o n a l vitam in and Mtiwral Candy TsPUl ing, let rents buy this place for you. W. It. william*, Realtor, VTTKNTION I.AIIIKfU Tom C. .Bolt, Associate, 110 THAYER bpby carriage, practic­ Make a na«-atop aarvjce for all ally new, reasonable. Phono 910, N orth Park AveiHtr," Slhford, your laundry anr^drv cleaning 1219 French Avenue. . Florida. ;; Touchton D yuk Co nci’ils by using' your favorite KrIf Service Laundry. * 5 JtOOIf hmue in d 10 acre* land TAN POLC COATr perfect cun'ditinn, site 13. Can be seen at THE IIRLPY HKLFY LAUNDIlV m Lake Mary by owner. Rt 3, 41M> W. 16 Ht. Sanford ■ Accommodation Shop, 110 East i Jlox 341-B, Sanford. Second Street. U LO ST i t FO U N D i i'l»ri More Irian HUP Ilf every thr**- students awking aduiU*iojt In an Amciiran college will lie unatile tu gel in lIlia fall, it ia ievealcil liy the annual Investors Synilirttlo survey of higher rduralion, announced Inlay. Thu nation-wide aurvry.nf ;enior college* and" uniiu-tsitle* di*eiiinil that the average school is rejecting $1,1 i»ei cent of all appljrpnla--_Xini-lcvimieal and- lllilicollege* are turning away the mn*l. students, refining lie ■ideratlon^S in*’ •riub’nt -will infiirril ffilh tiiii hv/tvy tt liUtdtn nf ■rotiMc w r k which, with rumpett* lion fur plan'* in cln»ttvoin» ii<ry (harp, might will menu Lilluri- to romplete llic education." applicants. For the first lime, veterans mitnumtier non-veteranf among the atuileitt ImmIii-i* of the nation. While in HHA I hero were a few more non-veteran* in the eln*srotmts, this yeai 62.1 Inal cent of all students Mi'll- formerly in lhe ill disagree it K t -(mulled 2 fei . eni o f men and -'1 I nt of women huh! part-time The tnen nvernge 0 .1 hour* eek’. anil the women 12.8 hiulier expenses, join enough for alt. who want them otc rclKirteil Ilf hrflV-7t |N*t eent a f th, college*, ami the average tnte of pay is IhVI lent* SJJ hour. Some college vein more lim n 2,315.000, includ­ ing teachers' colleges. O f the tot­ al. about Tt) pei rent tir LbJU.OIH) ate men uml )I95,UOO ate women. In 1939 only tit t>er cent were men. I li. in, i, .i.e i, i,.. t . tie ii mi n of ONI MIIKIHAKI with anoufh straws to go around has to mi tike as six of ths saven children of Mu. Lillian Llamas.(hpltling the container) gather admit her in the Pariflc rJftetrfC Rslltvay Station.' !ki» ATtgcIcs, which became (heir temporary horns. Fearful of being evicted from a veterans homing project Mu. 1damns, whose husband left her three ir o n ago, moved her brood into ths depot, (fnlcrnathmal i'eundpfteio) ntnrfv men whose eduedlldn* were •tela veil liy the war. Investor* Syndicate pointed i|Ut. YOU RiE TELLING ME! By W IlllA M BITT CtnK*l P iriu W tiler THE HULLETIIA Vutdished by the 'Russiin embassy in Walhington cr»d|l% the Hitsstans with ths .major part in dsfraU ngtthr Japs thus giving ■is Ih* ipectnrU of a lirntit warmer proclaiming hints rtf I he mml valuablr player, , ♦* , l * ! Store time hsrnfs* *W rkiogs it m only n ttu rtl thjt the hour t in s hiure would t(J{ f * (om tbick Hound* iyie n swell idea- fur the thrifty whi, ran e. .momire jm.th«-JiflroftTuel>JaH-bv- taking filled befun^thc tvnr.. Fr*ttntnteil cost* fur students hat e gone up II pi r Veld -litre 11)39. tile survey revealed, S iin ipest rt ..* ill rt'Mill AflTl b.tirfd Horribl* rhoughl Now lhat Ih* long skirl is botk, is ih* high.lop bviton sho* |usl around American Frtadom Train w has ntrcuily Iced ,i (»>itr tmit l.ill of snow make* ii* rmtember mainline lorovor. Tot until will capcnmrnt with heated sidewalks this winter. -nmnng thp snniftet' -cTntiil-, w h irl in many rakes were only piutinll.v II wo oil do o guard Significant nmnng the survey's findings wit* the fact that while enUege-i' rusts Irnve increased 103.1 per cynt siney l£Np.l, their average nWnut* ha* gone tip by 110.7 per cent . situ; to .government util,, high­ er tuitions and Intger endowmeiito. Whereas the average budget was slightly unbalanced in the pre­ war year, it will Ih- slightly in the Idnik this year. However this lutgyly refleetj! g K-ntiq j i rusperlty almost with . mis'algia tii.it horiltde he.it wave'lavl August Crahb, chair man of the Imnnl and |>levident nf Investors Syndicate, "’reseat that prewar vUutdard* fur planning education budget* tire just a* out uf ilute as ull otllel budget*. While th e’average stud ent iispiim l fduh n vein in IP31I, it |* . .rimnteil he will nesnl more than farMI this >eui. Plana fur aertmudtiling funds fur erltieatlnn pu*es. Where a few year* ugn a malt with a eullege degree stood nut fioni the rrowd mul enjoyed greater . I!,<,*** ahtt<t-t riutumaticaljy, today the trend i* tuwnrd making a degr<H‘ nefe'—a r j if iho ymmg penmn )* to bold Iti* own in the vnmpetiliim fm desirable careers. More than ev er. Iiefore, H College education I- In-eonting a fo r the yo u n g ste r w By Rnv Colin OZARK IKE TH‘ BUGS LOSE 1M' . SCRICSj 7M HAWKS SCORE! . LOSE UGLY FAT 8 8 ft ARTICLES FOR SALE FOUND: Ladies' Utlfuld contain­ ft ARTICLES W AN TED ‘ FOR 8AI.Bc ing Social 8. Card, money. OwnOLD NEW3PAPEI18—S DENTS ur mky have by identifying and PER POUND. BUNDLED IN paying for thi* adv. BUNDLES. 10, 15, 20 and U DENT LO ST-Sunday morning near Lorh e r a l d o f f ic e mann'a Restaurant large Mark I'Ll, BUY.your ear regardless of cat wearing new leather collar. age or condition. Roy Real, 908 NEW SPINET PIANOS—Wearer. $10.00 roward for ruturn. Write, Liberal trade In A term*. The •W . 2nd 8 b wire or phone collect R, K. Col­ Mu.Ic Box, 119 W. F irit 8t.‘ lins, 3500 Main Iljghway, Mi* 12 FT. house trailer, fully ^quip­ Pohne 963. -ami. U f, ________ — — - ped. Box B, c/o Herald ~~7~ 7 P a ts , L iv e s to c k ; S u p p lied Batteries A Battery Charging. II. B. POPS a INC. IS AUTOS FOR SALE ONE NICE milk cow and heifer; FOR HALE ~ ~ 2 fine horaea; t home. 2 acres 1939 Packard, new motor, new rubber. 1209th Magnolia. Radio land For sale until sold. Dyson. and heater. Inquire Dr. Baker's Dairy. For Sals—half Shetland pony, 4 1940 DODGE pick-up truck. A*! ira old, also saddle. $176.00. condition. Phone 1199. one 95k . QUICK' 4 door asdan, tailored sent cover*, good radio, good paint 0 H E I* W A N TED Job. Aa la $«0Q. 417 W. llth W A N TED -N ot anyone ju it look­ St. or Phone 1217-W. ing foe work but someone want­ ing opportunity to advance and FOR SALE 1938 Indian Chief motorcycle $176.00. Can be seen go ahead. Wa ar# looking for side Sanford Furniture Co. an axperianced office A credit atpra.*- Phony 210. man who la willing to work to batter hlmaelf. Apply In person FOR SALE Cheap 1942 Drnlge to Firestone Stores. truck, military ambulance type, 4 a 4, seat* 10, Insulated body. 2 COUNTER 0IRL8. I k lu h .n Refrigeration reach-In box workers. Contact Mr. A Mrs. x 7 « 2Vb. Phone 3305. Maynard, Terminal Grill. OWNER needs cash. Civilian Jeep 1946. Low mileage, fi good tlrr* and excellent top. $1200.00. J, FLOOR SANDING A flnUhlng, B, Leonard, P. O. Box 676, 8*ncleaning A waxing. Our power unit anoblaa ux to work a hare them is no alectne connscilo.t 1938 Buick special coupe. Price available. 21 yaaia experience. reasonable. Ifelpy Selfy Latin H. M. Olaaaon. Lake Mary, Fla. j l r y , 404 W. 16th S t I^W N S MOWED. T-ow 1939 Kurd station wagon, $496. ■Jerry Lord Phone 788Roy Red, 306 w . 2nd St, ' H-3isdK‘ ^ ...A N O AS >i OEARK READS THESE WELCOME WORDS IN TRE S ky... MIGKKV M01JSL The Hunufit OT T hrm m W ff-' Bjr‘AS"niT)ism'y CW PON e n a A iJa sN ta HONiL'Jf VOU ARC ! ___ _ T^AT%OU A ftB N X »PA l 1 G a rfa j/ T H E LIFE YOUR O L O ROOF YEARS LONGER PROLONGS Tiy Fran Striker iiA S ttE R OF VOU KIUER5// NOlTRc V J W T HATE TO TREAT 0EWTIE& UK£ "WF5, BUT WERE NOT K'LLERS.y we’ve COT 10 STAY OUT OF THE J HARM O f ME LAW UNTIL WE CAN LEARN A FtW 1RlHG$1 r r $ r — ' METHOD OF STO FFIN O LEAKS WITH NONJLUST. INO ALUMINUM METAL K BALKS AND 8BRYICB Bert** Setting Mack Shop 115 H- Fheneh Ph. 1199SERVELL 6 ft. refrigerator. Ex­ cellent condition. $160.00, A. L. 8klnner Co. 340ft. __________ CABBAGk plants fa r sale. L. B. Mann, Lake Monroe. RIMLESS kitchen sink with .Chromium fitting*. Drat class condition. Small wood burning stove for heating. Write box T Caro Herald, . - \*v By Paul Rohinnon KTTA KETT • YEARS Of EXTRA SERVICE DOSS rirtPUAWW-* j t r JoO S' — ALUMINUM FOIL FOR A PERFECT SEAL' STOPS IEAKS PERMANENTLY -rwwiN&Nrr For full detailed information pleat# phone us today. MIRACLE . CONCRETE CO. MIS R im A t , , l-h o n o 133.1 « ■■ — m m — M m �.1 ' ■ «— [ ^ 5=^--*-“'-T—*i TUESDAY, OCT. 7t 1947 THE SANFORD IIERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA County Roard ir ta llM M In n Partition Opposed l a ir llu l ira«lli»#4 lr«h» t *84 *»«•) wrich aplit nil iiriliih India into younger man such as Mr. Parrish tyu> dominion!, one with a Modem could ably handle the position. J. A. Nrs)-of U esrL akr pointed majority #»nd ihe .other. with,.a • a t to the Commission the nerd great preponderance of llindut. of* road • signs on ‘eweh-^of the Sir Zaf(ullah tpokr for one hour Bear luihe Rbsd near Forpst" and S3 minuln. City to warn motoriata of danger Without, mentioning communal When the roqd is wet .and slippery. ” * ala lril llu l Hl p - s u lnnisthiias, 4 i u [ U a i i £ f U L - ^ ; ^ 7ijL l^ already turned over due t > country and the Dominion ol India. the wet road. Action on the m at­ the Pakistan delegate declared ter waa promised by the Commls- that Paleiline *'paititutn will irrve * alou. * . . A request by U. It. Crumley for a new road from South Mellonville Avenue to Silver Lake hear the hoy acout camp In order to serve residents In the area was taken.under advisement. Francis Meriwether, who ha* purchased the TdFmi-r City Ahi f t;,, .|. : ♦tile, and who wishes to uke the area for- rattle- grating. •<V|d would feme it ti-»npni*rily ( i t In aurh a way that Mr. Crumlev and other resident* will not hblocked oul. The Commlnaion to o l Mr. Crumley'# rrc|ue*t under ad­ visement. ■ The CommlMlon promised^ t" get on a request by Fred Fanehar, who was represented by (!. W. Spenerr, to rlose a road on property on <b* Orlando Highway near the dog track, providing all ahuttlnjr properly owners gave written" consent, hred II. Wilson, representing Howar.l Bot­ tle r and other U k e Mary prop­ erty ownrra, .requealrd the closing of a street near Crystal Lek**. Commissioner Overstreet was <ntacUrd to check into Ihe matter. - The Commission tf W n w bt paid to Z. E. Smith for •range t r m which he relinquished In increase the strife rather than to allay the conflict." Ill* delegation already had charged twice In the Assomhly’a regal committee that "thousand* and hundred* of thousands,” of person* 'were being "butchered" the Indian -‘pnetUion lines for n« other reason than that "they_Iwlong to js_«l»ff«-»**nt faith." J J i u auutturliiig.-the Arab do. mands for an Independent Arab state in Palestine. the Pakistan delegate argued that Britain was not conferring a favor on the ‘Aral** when she promised them ludriiemlcnctr. ‘T h a t was their right,1' he said "l<et us not l<e sentimental nlmut th**e thing*." He devoted a major part of Ills speech—the only one «n I'al estinr today - to n detailed re view of Palestine history under the la-ague of Nations mandate which Britain has held for the past 22 yeors. He shfuply eritlriced Britain on almost every major Palestine move. Attlee Shake-up a O atlntern—an abbreviation1for rommunist.International which the Kuslsan# asserted waa disbanded ti ■*ti**»a r,uin ras> iiw i brought public objections from the in May Of IMS, when German armies were deep in Russia and J—8r,_-f*ai*-1«Wl supplies . WetV The.-’'sTroiTg-TSen1' 1oa^se^eahk flowing freely into the Soviet Uni­ net—Foreign -Secretary— Krnest on. . Bavin. Minister of Economic Af Longo said the bureau stem­ •fairs Sir Stafford CHpps, Deputy med from a growing danger of Premier Herbert - Two - - — ‘ ‘Chancellor-erf th e -Eocbhiuuw Hugh- war. .. P sItiJiw -w w n P t MpffTCrTo1 lie •i|l—*i*v » —>e • l Uttmed _ _____ ________ * in London as Big Four deputies affected. Meanwhile the British Foreign drliU i sti-d disposition bf 'Italy’s ♦Office announced that Russia had pre-war Afriean colonies. They agreed to: agreed to a Big Four foreign minlater* council Nov. 26 for a second 1. Hear claim* of Italy, Ethi­ attempt to write a German peace opia and Egypt before 'making treat'1., which may provide a cru* any final decisions. dal trst of world cooperation. 2. Bend investigators to each of •A snokesman for. the Foreign tH ! eolonlea — Eritrea. Italian Office at the same time declared Somaliland, Trfpolitanla and X T thk manifesto Issued by Commun­ renaira — before—-making disposiists of nine European nations, cal­ i loss. ---ling on their supporters to . resist They'disagreed over: “ Uhllcd .States and British Im perialrstn," represented ”* H « r ■I. Whar Other HallohalhouhTlie deterioration of the International consulted, beside those with ter­ ritorial claim*, before making fin­ situation.” The spokesman said the crea­ al decisions. Britain favored hear­ tion of what the Communists cal­ ing any nation which wanted to led an information bureau In the he heard. The United ■States Yugoslav capital of Belgrade waa thought only those who* fought “the official resuscitation of the with the Allies In the African Comintern," the Commuist agency campaigns should lie heard. Rus­ devoted in the past to world Ye- sia proposed that any nation whlrh sighed the Italian peace Volution. The manifesto was sharply crit­ treatv should tie heard. France ical of Prime Minister Attlee and sided with Russia. ' * 2. Hpw_.jnany commission* of Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevln. The Foreign Office Comment came investigators to send to the col­ onlv after 24 hours of study. onics. Russia proposed sending The Italian Communist Leader two, one' to ’ Eritrea and Somali­ Lugl l.ongo denied in Borne that land and one to Cyrenalca a n d , the information bureau Constituted j Trlpolitania. The other thr IN THIS EXCELLENT action piriure, Al.GInnfrlddo, Brooklyn out* fielder, i* shown making the most spectacular catch of the World Series— a catch tha* probably kopt the Yankees from winning the sixth game. J o e DrMnggio had slammed out a 415 fool drive, almost to the exit gate of the Yankee Stadium, Two men were on haae. Ordinarily, thia would have meant a homer and a score of three run*. But Glimfrlddo. as the picture shows, chased the ball tn within a ((Kit ■ uf the grandstand and nahlied it vrith‘ 0 line h sn d ra trh . (International Soumlphotoj LAKE «WWIK7B«.'Jtct. % pi*) -T h e British government has speeded up cumulations to fix a 1 rd th at he again seek advice from Judge Ware date for withdrawal from Pales* the Attorney General. This was Informed British quarters •*»' plXn‘V *- b- In Lake Mary tine, . , „ , not done, although in *11 all good xacreatlon purposes • Karlyle Housholder presented a said today. m .ttV “ f “S a S r S n ? X I T fee. I J *»■ J* J -J These quarters said this ques­ resolution ai an amendment to tion as Judge of the C.uuty Court i* , H?ed!ure ! was now being considered u r­ the CountyVflepl. 4 ruling against gent Iv by liritlidi official# in Lon­ now thr only m atter under con-» l!*Vs* i T^cn yo#“r *i *1 f f 1 , ti * without Any fuvth«r thought you sal. of akpIwlU b a y m g e . on don and British administrative Sundays after the hour of Hiou a. and military leader# in Palestine. "Itt* ltfl7 the legislature enacted passed a resolution, and sent the, M. to allow the sale t>f 3.2 beer Tin* actual date of withdrawal a statute a'etUng Ihe salary uf the same to tho papers, that I, as from 7-«H> A.M.HundayalnSiOOA. may lie announced before the, end Judge of a County Court at !|2(>il Comity Judge had received certain »■»»» .* ■ > « “ f- - * .* « * , M. onday morning*. The Com- of the present Session of the Un­ a ited Nation* .Assembly, it .was County m . r»;i the- C -u n ty- Cour t- saidThe same sources, esplafnfng that complete British withdrawal Rail Unions L u ll C ! . . U . . I would In* contingent on failure of w W 2 r . n l / lo « » wetl known to you gentleman, the Assembly to find a solution 'and set Hie salary *1 |600 '! *Hint lliis was a question for *<imn acceptable to both Arabs and year plus n docket fee of |.i for Court of competent Jurisdiction to . tr«»M**»*«* **•«« Hear n«*» , yifjoui pli^iri nf railroad, °|^f* Jews, laid Ilrll itirt had not coin, each. cit*p djq'kelcd. 'determine, together with the “At the end of each rnotiih lliis other facts; In my opinion this •lions, incfuding length of Inin*, pie (el y abandoned hope that sfcrcroffice, ns the olhi-r county olfirvs, raises n question mark in the lire and numlier ol crews, work merit 'could he reached. The British Informant said Bri­ "present a written bill staling the assignments »nd appointmrnl ol tain plamieii no further statement work and the charge made to the mind of some |ienp|e, and in j some other* it might incite alia-,1 supervisory personnel. of policy on the Palestine problem County as County Judge, which piclnii," and tills in my opinion ! z The live unions. In a separate beyond tlie utinourtremeiil of the L only for insanity hearings' and; |, „ m0it venomous yoll political .action last w eek,. formally de­ withdruyvul date, lie said Britain w ananta or commitmeni hearings, course. *4* . manded a 30 per cent wage In­ would riot take nn official .stand and .as Judge of the County "The Declaratory Judgment, crease with a minimum hike of on the (dan to partition Hie Holy Ct.urt lie makes u Its] of each $3 • day. D. P. Loomis, Chiengn Land. . defendant against whom an infor- nr opinion of the Attorney General fU cu liri' ill rector of the Assoc laThe main interest «tH1 centered mat loll ha* loren filed and lire- could have ruled as to what would T Western Hallway*, es- on jhe eX|>ecte<l declaration^ by sent# that hill In the Hoaid of i* i|,e status of Ihe Docket fee* ihe wage boost, If grant* Ihe United Rlntes and Bussia Infer County CommlBiioneri with a paid to the County hv defendants, ■would add 1400,000,1MAI to tii Ihe week, probably Thursday. Charge or «:t which has Wen or f„r certainly the County Corn_.j transportation rust# » year. Tho delegates were generally will Im- paid, usually by the de - 1miailonera would have no right The rhanges have been the sub­ agreed that tho success of any fendant ", i to claim thia fuqd, and there are ject • ( diseuslon with the carriers plan would depend, largely., on . "A t ths end uf each y e a r he probably thrfs thuusand rases. P.- .../ o r several -.year* and *di»agrn-- whether the big powers, particul­ sumuinrirrs n ll'n f these report* "Finally, I would have gladly mcnl with the unions last year arly the United .States, were pro- for Ho- 12 month* past ami ill abided the determination of the f led to f t nationwide rail strike lu pared to provide forro to Imple­ BiJditpgU thereto show* Ihe fee* Circuit Court in a Declaratory May. The walkout, however, ended ment it. . for ovesy eery ice tie has rendered Ju.jgm.-nL nn.l aldde4—4W after, in terreu thm hy—Um sidcnl nod fu rth er without question or delay, what­ .Men n wiiiio. tlie A* Assembly'* a s . County Judge man. fight over the Oreek-Uanlkult ques­ show* what he lias paid out durilii ever it was; 1 would have even Union -spokesmen said when tion . broadened Into what some the year and for what it was yulil abided the opinion of the Attorney the wag* ilrmami was made that delegates saw us thp beginning of unit flic* one copy with the General had you taken this course, ' would b* "dealt with aggress­ wide open ideological struggle In lloaril of County Commissioner* By your refusal to lake the ively” when liegolatlous on Ihe the United Nation* in!tween Bus- and one copy i* si-nl to the Comp­ courses open to you for a fair, and rule change* open, It followed thp sin ami tin- western powei*. troller (ictirral. These reports are Judicial determination of the m at­ rscent awanl of a "16 1/8 cent* Hussia'a Deputy Foreign Min­ recorded in .Hie minutes of the ter, you have forced on me the an hour pay raise granted a mil­ ister Andrei V. Vlshinsky brought County Commissioners ’and after necessity of seeking a Judicial lion non-operaling workers by an the fight into the open late yen’- Wng recorded they ate public determination. arbitration Ixiard named under terday with a hitter attack on the record* for inspection hy any one "8o, now I tell you that I do the National Hallway Lalior Act. rnpitaiist system. His attaek was at any time, with or without a not owe one rent to the Board of Tlie unions involved are the Iinksn] Immediately with the new County Commlislonels, and ‘shall Brotherhood of lawontotlve Kn- Communist manifesto issued Sun­ reason. "All County Officers tmok* are not pay one cent, until some nsers; the Brotherhood of Uieo- day night in Poland following a Court of rompetent jurlsdlctibn Otiva Firemen aqd ' Enginsmen; secret conference of leading Com audited by Hie Stale Auditor* and has tided on this matter.” .Seminole County offices were the Ordor of Railway Conductors; mnnlMs frs.rts nine nalioney' *wdiPe4-tT.-J«m-d,tlya J ee theyheed of — Bailreed Afthongir^Vistiinsky niaiie no "AI the July meeting of the fnmen, ml the awHclunen’s direct-rnfrrewro to the new world ,_ R r ic f i D e f e a t ^ , Board- o< C*ontT~Cmmnisslon»rg nlPfu-Td N orth America., ComdRIBin campaign ’a g a i n s t in ardor to ilctcrniln*_ how tho Some, o l *lbe 44 rules changes "dollar Imperialism," the.general •IW npnstg feses »•«** flat) have Wen sought previously -In theme of his attack was similar Judge rtf the Cuunfy Court would lie paid, I presented n bill for the in buying for export has bought b i ' least ti .few state legislatures to that In tin* manifesto. fees for the six month period. 1 at the most . inopportune limes i i safety measures. Vlshinsky said rapltallsm now * Many «f Hie requested provis­ waa entering Its “highest stage— am told that the Atlornev for with most blatant publicity.” ion* are modifications of existing the period of Imperialism," which Ihe County Commissioners advised Taft.. ' giving high incoms a* . ?u!»* but • few would bring almut he said "Involves tendencies aim­ against this payment. There were another reason for high prices, antisely iiis l conditions of rail* ing at domination, annexation nntl two methods hy which this m atter •aid "Ihe AdmlnUltmion BiiGied rould ■havB"Wert decided; First road operations. hegemony” and ‘ "results in the and full remedy was open for you on ’ a general wags increase pal growth of resistance among the to seek a Declaratory Judgement tern, adonllng the extraordinary theory proclaimed by Henry McatlcRB Tuesday peoples." from the Circuit Court, this would v iishlnaky, “ turning to the Bal­ have fully Settled the m atter by 17*11ace's Department of Com kan question, charged the United legal procedure; the other was to mere* experts and CIO that you V . (t'e*||*»ril (r»w I'aar Ossl States already had destroyed the ask uf the Attorney General of could have universal wage incants, December 12.26. crease of "fl p a s a e e l without-itts & g g g * FJnriri, fnr kls.-UtHMosst^wr-rttr creasing prices.' Troder* said the new margin ttransforming th at-ro o n tir intn-“ r m„ U r_ th W opinion stands a* a SOW-pl 1 -tOQWlrcmsnts, now placed at 33 1/3 m i l l t A r v l> « W of the U, 8. A* "A democratic Conrcess passed <|M | ruling n t i l lit*is t « U <lstj*«et legal ruling uuntil decided late by per cent of the prlce of the grain lie called on the Assembly to a Circuit Court. I am told, in­ the OPA renewal bill in 19IC," and substantially above the’ rates demand immcdiate’wi(hdrawal not T sft said. "President .Trumtn ve­ Nhlrh have been In effect, appar- only of all foreign troops In cidentally. that your Attornsy toed It." was advised to seek a ruling tly had no effect on early Irad- Greece, hut of all instructor*,' ad­ U'Mshoney' said that President r- The increased margin* were visors snd "so-called experts" as from the Attorney General, and Trumsn vetoed the first OPA ** while ! have never seen the opinion quested by the Department of well, Till* would affect all U. 8. tension bill bcccuss of an sms ml-, ■IruBure recently, and by P m - personnel ih Greece in connection s* rendered, t presume that he reent which ha said Taft recently ruled thet the Judge of the County •nt Truman in his radio apeech with the American aid program. referred to a* "the eimple Court came under the 1917 S tat­ had nday n ig h t fn Detroit bread provision that increased costs ute. Had you seen proper to were raised a rertt a loaf couneel together wlth_ me about must, be reflected In . increased ay, and their were Indication* . , , It would have bsen entitely prices.” State Department this, ciHmjrisg would get a breed "I have this 'slmpls provision agreeable to me, but this wss not bOOSt -Mr?before m-.u CM ahe**" e«»d. “ I* ______ dons. -.However, mills serving the New = •. IL-eallBsee S»ei geBe (last -q*s #-fst-pl'-S-^-oroii* "Then It became a'questlop as is thYork metropolitan ares, announced those “fired" now stand* at ten to. when the Judge or the County Taft rm~'»d,u/ n*. It wmld t*k Juetion* of 10 to 40 a hundred employes. Court’* fees stopped from the fivit minutes •" *r*d it ami /!♦■ unds In wheal flour price* and In addition. It Is understood Acta of 1923, and started to oper­ hours tu earlv'n B hut it wteck* to (15 cents in rye flour follow- that an uadlsclosed number of ate under the Act* of 1917. Again •d n ric - Ciin’ra l k c*uas. Jl was ahayoly lower cash wheat and o)hera 0i have -been allowed to resign two methods were open to you to an altim pl to n»»k» *h» lUT*rn markets Ssldrday nnd sgsln j ng the last year. determine this fact; first, by a « s n t guarantee » profit to men fwdty. ■ • ,.t r | ■ m ote allowed anoweu to so resign are art out Declaratory Judgement from the Ufac'urrrs and processor*. I ts hog prices varied today s t of Ute, State Department, but the Circuit Court, which would b« a fT h e manufacture?* end proc­ "irent market*. At Chicago, technicality of not having been final and Judicial Judgement or essor*, In whdes Inter**!* 9*n* trade was stow and Prices "fired" leave* them eligible lltf 90 to aak another “opinion" from from to r Toft- draw .UiU price rtl* about AO root* lower Jn ear- far as the records go, for employ­ Ih# Attorney General, The judge­ Ing formula, Ota now reaping the *d«. with tho top oriec at ment In other government Jobs. ment In-either case would have profit* be was ao rj ’**otsa they a h""dred pounds. This Those "fired" are Ineligible for been entirely satisfactory to me, receive.’The? New York Stock Ex­ d Chleseo prlro advance anv other government Job. ot and without question I would have change tells u* that th> fo«l ilsv whlrh lioosted the sverThe department seeuritr eeeurity rules abided this. You fatted to make nrocessors whoss stock .1* there 1"rice of hogs to a new peak of oa published today provide tb it either course to decide thia raaUae, listed had a net income during ► OL where a "reasonable doubt" axiata hut nrbllarily permitted your the first sU month* o? 1?<7 , -the east B t i^iqls market to whether • suspected em- Clerk and Attorney to decide the than 81 percent greaU r than tiwlr hoga we— active and ployeo is associated with a group g matter for you, arid'Ajftj1 decided net income in ths f t n t sin month* to 25 rente higher, or organisation advocating “trea­ that the County J u i of 1940. gr nrW * continued »o droo. son, subversion, or sedition", the the 1917* Act. when he Wok o f t... Quoting th# Ohio RspubllcSp . New York wholesale mar- department will be giren the bene­ lit 1937; you then designated your ag%\n as having slid at '8*»_FranIfTrsd- AA fell 8 eewta -a fit of the doubt and-the person Clerk as an Auditor to determine Pent*, a droo of 7 U, will be deemed a security risk. the m atter finally* Violations of the department's ,on# with author! a week ago vesterday. security regulations may also be (Mr to know -MtlsH-q. of Albania Is considered along with "habitual tbs facta. You source of our dlfneultU*- Ws do 1 of- two ethnic stocks the drunks nets, sexual psrvsrslon, sufficient for have monopoly and it Is the mo­ thi north and the Toafcs moral turpitude, financial Irrvs- brought t h i a __ nopoilsta who fix the price* ths ponsibiUty or criminal . record.” Circuit Court, or to request- people must pay. * powers thought one commission was enough /o r all. The big four powers have until Sept. 15, 1948, to decide upon dis­ position the -colonies. After that it becomes'a Udfted Nations problem. u n ON T N I I A IM rA iu n g a i^ K ta lot of ssewa theeg. days. Maybe this ta Intended to lake our sn|0d* off looming price* uf foodstutfs. I For / a s r a n e e , one dairy itr m t r advocates p ltyioom i in the bars tor cow*. Thia bring s up ik f quntioo —whs( game* does a cow PU , f ( WftlUpg F orT S ill Peer eld Santa O aea-he may pow hwve.le moke a side trip I# the ham an Christmas Ive t# drop a hep '*T leys'fee lessy. I I t The Modern .Merchant Doesn't wall for SALES HE ADVEftaSES What Women Like About Their Launderette Store "Im agine! One Whole Morning To Do An I Please. I Leave My Week’s Wash AI The LAUNDER­ ETTE While I f.'o M arketing. Both Jobs Are Done At Once. It’s Marvelous!" LAUNDERETTE OF SANFORD Second a t Oalf ' Phone 1082 wh, n It E e B - Trm , ■0 ' , . ,i - - » * * •1 i — - - j ‘ * ■sj. | > 4 ;: -i * . ■ I: ® ■ • V . �« 7 . * In Unit) There Ib Strength— To Protect the -Peace of th%a))'erMt ' To Promote the 1’i M r m of Ataertca: To Produce Prosperity ^ i r Sanford. . TH E W K A I1 IE U Verily “i'l*u6 y through Ihursday with icaltcrrd afternoon thundershorter*. _ - k tt TNIlEPEfrnENT DAILY N EWSP-AIJEIL. V O L U M E X X X V II! E s ta b lis h e d 19 OS Truman Asks Women To Aid SANFORD, Truman Asks Meatless Tuesdays im President D e c l a r e s Success Or Failure Depends Upon Sup­ port Of W o m e n P fiid m i Truman raid today that. American women ran make "an invaluable contribution" to the wel­ fare of the nation and the world by "wholehearted suppoil to out food laving program." In a nation-wide radio addreM in connection with Democratic Women’* Day. the alio that women have a "greet oj»onunity".to make their "wholeiflue influence inaraiingly effect* iva" in building a better world "hy MISlpINT TRUMAN It TlltVIJtD for lha flrtt time at the Whlta House the lull ui* of (vowei at the ai ha trondcjut a plaa to the nation to support the new voluntary food ballot box." conservation drive. The Chief Executive aaked lha American people to Mr, Tiuman laid ihe reiponii tue no meat bn Tuesdays, uie no pflilLry or eggs bn Thursdays and to bility for the iuccch o( thr food sava a ilk a of bread every day. (International i’oundphoto) laving program “ rtita very largely with the .American hoarewife.” "She ii an indeipemable fightri in our. waT igaimt hunger." he v ^ ri on. -"Th e Amerkan l»ou*ewne ha» never failed her country when ihr Iim been called u |hi*i to lactiftce in ill inlerril. I know that the will not fail in the great talk now before u i." If the women of America, h- U. S. Aid Needed To Briton Says Two Na­ went on. "exert 'the tremendous Prevent Establish­ tions Not Competi­ moral force for good which they ment Of Red State tive In Economics potter* we ihall make greater and more tailing nroureu in overcomI)AMV w v M LIVERPOOL, England. Oct. ft P other difficultiev that concern n ALBANY, N. Y.. Oct. tt (•ovetnor Thomal E. Dewey called lAI- hood Mmiilrr'John Slrachry jus and the wotld."* Another major atep In th* rum- today for in rtratrd American aid pro|K>sed today that Britain and pal m to eave food for Europe to Italy to .prevent eitablnhment Ruitr* "agree to diffrr" irinpotan■and lowar pricea at home wax cm of what Ke termed a "Red police ly in ihe imjIiIk s I field, hut gel todav’a rrnyrara in Washington •tale" in the former F aici^ land. oa with work nf drafting a ttade M th* Ctttrera Food Committee Dewey, potential 1948 RrpuLli agieemrnt. f»»m*llv asked the country*! dla* Governor Dewey iStrachey Wants Urges Increased Trade Agreement For Italy With Russians to close down for GO dry* candidate, laid a triumph to ta ro 10 ,000,000 bushel* of jfor "Communiit totalilarianiim in m i l ) - . Industry me.rnb*ni i" -|lh * heart - o f - l b * Mediterranean dkatedvsom ew hat reluctant “yea* wooy ^ vvuridwrde c v t ) >ld 1 - green lL* cAmtuitteje at , ateottferig.-. tale * » .M sl© * * , S ____ jnflVt. designed j- .Deweyj._.thiid—Lcoad dap - at tille rs Watching the arrival uf the first camignmrnl uf Ruiiian fund for Britain since before thr war, Slruthey fold irpuiteii one of th? baitc rconumic tcalttiet it lha I fit item —end—Row+e «i*-mwtu*llv 0 ‘ atJpporrthe program, the nat- Communitm in recent week* came complementary! rather than com­ Caldwell To Keep Hands Off In Next Spring’s Election .Dpvciitar-Caldwell said'today, he will n 6t try to influence ggfeetion of hi* successor and will content ‘hlmaelf wllh being "an interested observer of and a conscientious voter" in next spring's primary ■bet Iona. The State Constitution prohibit* him from succeeding himself and political lines »Iready*. a re ^ Jt ing -*-----r the campaign to elect vernor. L ' 1 was asked by the AsTreaa whelhar ha would J c s In the ciunpaign. He in a proclamation designating. Oct. 12 Columbui Day. He laid it wav an occasion on which "we reaf­ firm our old and imneriihahlr friendship for the people of the land" that gave birth to the I5lh eenturv manner1 who diicovered the Weitem Hemiiphere. '•Unhappily," the Governor, aald, "The jreople of Italy today face n new threat to thrft newlv won freedom. Having shaken oft the sanguinary yoke of toaliUrl* hr eatirm r right, they ary. now menaced hv the forces of 'tdtalUrsrsMiaal o f life lelL .* r th * United SUtte# has already done much to bring aid - to tha Italian government in It* struggle for axlstance, but th e re . la still much more to tie done. If the Halinn nation Is, lo escape the imminent th re a t' of Communist infiltration. It must hava. help promptly and that help must come from us.*' CommunistM Assert ..»ui .'..Yfctory.InGneaee. Independence ' '.Florida ia ihe utter .Alt* \n!rr*. ^'Thay, gre qjilck to rcaenl inter­ ference or any attempt to Influ­ ence them In their choice of public official*. They rightly feel that tu> Administration should endeav­ or to Influenca the selection of ■ It* successor. "In keeping with that concept, to which 1 subscribe wholehearted­ ly, I shall content myaslf hy taring an interested observer of end a .cteiaelentloua voter In the coming ijjm try . . I cm, of courae. greatly con­ cerned with the result* of th at •lection. No rillien worthy of the name could be indifferent. Flor­ ida's future depends m>en the character of ita government. "The current programs touch­ ing public education, public health, Institutional car* and builnaaa-llko .administrative procedure are but tu p s In the right direction. They ■Lfiuld be Improved upon and made d? greater usefulness to the cttl* sens of Florida." . * . TAX CUT WASHINGTON, Oct. B UP)— Federal taxea may ulus as much as | 4W ,000 of the *# 000,000 for which L arry McPhatl told hit one-third share of tha New York f Yankee baseball club, COTTON CHOP -WASHINGTON, Ocfc B, U P )- crop, a t 11,603,000 bales of 600 xpounds gross wsight. This estl■mat# ia a decrease of 341,000 -bale* over the 11.845,000 bales i forecast a month ego. Production was 8,640,000 balsa last year and *12,390,000 bale* for the Un-year ■(1336-44) average W EDNESDAY; O C T . »8, 1947 Associated Press I.euAcd W ire Kilpatrick Is Federal Funds Elected Head Allocated To rade John Ivey Selected Okeechobee D i strict For Vice President; Will Bfc Given A s­ Report Is Made On sistance Repairing Projects Of Year Damage From Lake Washington. on. » u « - lon'a grain exchange* increased thair M argin,.or down payment, requirement* on new sprint*five traniscthins In grain furture* to 33 1/8 per cent of the market M~— ***** **»* FLORIDA ATHENS, G e t* 8. W)-*- The Communist organ Ritospastis pub­ lished today a signed article by the party's secretary - general, Nicholas Zachartadcs, predicting a Communist victory In Greece, "We will fore# a democratic compromise, or crush the oppoai tton,” tab! the article — the f in t published statement In week* hy the Communist leader, who ia now In hiding. Premier Theratatoeles Sophoulia told a new* ^conference the state­ ment was designed to ‘ holster wavering morale in tha Commun­ ist party, which he aald was showing aim* of dissension. Sophoulla announced a t tha con­ ference he. hail signed an order providing for the discharge by Oct. 16 of 6,000 "supernumerary" civil employe*. T * F T ON AFFIDAVITS ' DES MOINES. Oct. 8 lAVSenator Robert 0 . T aft (R-Ohlo) aald today "tha AF1- and CIO boards are just loose affiliations with no control" over individual union* and th a t "R was not logi­ cal to require ' tha boards’ mem­ bers to sign non-Communlst affidavits. PACT WITH AUSTRIA WASHINGTON, O ct 8, W V Ths State Department today tha United States has sign­ ed an "Interim" sir transport agreement with Auetria. Tha agreement, initialed by Foreign Minister Karl Gruber and U .S. Ambassador John G. Er­ hard t, was tha first concluded by Austria since the war ended, tha department aald. petitive, in. the economic field. "Russia haf food and timber to Ball," ha aald. "W# hava manu­ factured good* of ail kinds to tell. Surely it is not beyond tha wit of man to davise an Interchange to the immense good of both coun­ tries/ *1 . negotiations broke down severs! week* ago because Britain de­ clined to guarantee deliveries and refused te ease Russia's payments IlnMllHUe* S ill Reaction Is Mixed a ; To Attlee Shake-up LONDON, Oct. 8. OP)— A draatic overhauling of tha labor gov­ ernment, In which five cabinet ministers w en ousted and leftwing Furl Minister Emanuel Shlnwrll was demoted, drefr ‘ tome tlritlsh cheers and tome Jeers to­ day. British press comment on yes­ terday'* sweeping changes gener­ ally followed ’ p arty lines ami ranged from Ute full endorsement -of-the LaboriU D itty Herald u» the outright protest of the Coneervative Itally Graphic, which daclsrod U»#( no thing "leas u h in a coalition regime’CMld fig h t’ eScrc*«fully tha nation's crucial bat­ tle against economic disaster. 43 Students Enrolled At School Of Aviation County Commission Rescinds Its ;0 E ^ c t« iT h u ^ Action Regulating Liquor Sales Soviet stand waits f ^ On U. S. Position Following a disc union,concerning the regulation ol ihr >.>!r of sit u E- C. Kilpatrick, Jr., prrsidenl J a c k s o n v u Z e T O ct. » b»*» Lake success, Oa « uvi— of thr Florida Stale Bank, WII Fedefal lundt, in a limited amount, holic beverages on Sutufay, the County Cott|nmtion yrtlerday ir-t ind.t) A Irsding drlrgotr In the United its former action of Sept. 4 irgulating such outside ol imoruoralfi! circled pteiidcnl of the Seminole have been made available foi. al­ Notions Airerpbly rr|>onfd today" County Chamber of Corometce at leviating flooded comLliont in thr municipaliliev in thr county. he had lieen loid hy a high .Slat* Tlir earlier had ptuvidrd dial u» ahotmln bevruges l>r served tti a meeting of ihe board of di Lake Okeechobee region. Col. Wil­ Drpaltmenl uflmal llul tile UmteJ rector* at the Touriit Center last li# F. Teale uf the Aimy Engineers licensed places outside ol uit nr)>or«trd town* between ihr’houi* ol 2 : 0 * .Slater would tup|Hiti the proposal AM. and 7:00 A. M..nn wrnk days knd Iwiwrrn dir hulli* ill J:Oil night. Mr.'Kilpalrifk will lake of­ agnoumrd today. Joi partition of f^lriline "with Representatives of the* Corps of A, M. Sundays and 7dMi A. M .f fice at once and f serve for the ticenw under the Slate lb-v- perhaps a few modifications." Monday morning*. EBgmrrn arc uow m conference coming year. _ . I t was brou 0ht> M l by the erstgr lkrmrWn.nl of hlorida lre-r> w’Utll «ielN|X1e, -wild' had talked "Wat^authontief around the Commissioners during tin- dis­ tween V tM ucWITmidnight Sjs.t■Other otfTcers elec led were Job* Washington, officials, raid he •idem: Edward M.a Like to determine where the emer- cussion that the State I.aw al­ urdny and Key. vice president did not Irani wbal modifications can be .pen, to the ready provide* for the opening morning." Ini, manager , J. L M e y , <n£i ihr United Statei-Would srek. U u yd F . Hoyle, a llo tn ey fm the and closing time uf plares selling urer; Frank Shamei, first .i;.dis­ bdst advant.lagr and the rffrcl the A sfiokesmaii lor ihr ' Undid aitrsi immediate relief within aleoholie beverages, and that the R oald, pointed out that- tin S lid e trict vice president; J. F. McClel law definqt an uicuiiolie Wferage j Stales delegation said a rough Commission did not desiie in any flond areas. land, second district; J. S. Best way to change this law until the a* any beverage having more ili»n. di*li of the American [rohi y decCol.-Te*le said lliat he has m opinion of the people of the count one iwryent by weight and an lai^stswn on Paleiline had beenline, thitd district: Andrew Duds, attucted Ins engineers to give thi> ty had been ascertained. fouilh district; and W. C. Kilbee, ...... " ! ' ' 4 « * • * - • « J "emergency fisat priority, This put* the matter of ojienfifth district, . l** ‘vmlcntr. Ilk U. 3. siatt4 The district engineer empha- ing and cloying hour* of *ueh Therefore the State clo»ittg ivguSenator L F- Boyle was appoint altrd the need for speedy action place* back under Slate law Sec­ latioim do not apply to U-reiuye- meifl will he made line probably ed temporary chairman of the and cooperation with hn-ml'govern­ tion 6fU!.14 as amended, paingrsph such a* beer, having no more «l- tumor row in Ft id*y. ,\ source dorr to the Soviet meeting by Mr. Shames, who ment* and other agencies ill help- t - 1 states: “ No intoxicating bev- crdildic xmleiit than the " pelcent maximum._________ iilrb-eali-m vshl -tlic Hiti-nnv Wefc t u e x i d c d . i n the abstnce_ol t n r m t l t m t l who h*Ve •fiffvi id ciagoa may be sold, ruiivum.-d or Contracts fm the resurfacing wailing In bear the U . S. ilrrlsM nvrvinl or permit led to tie M-rveil Preitdenl W. V. Uilting. Senator or eonsumell iu any plan- holding dam ■go* caused hy high water, n »Miw«m mm I’"*- *l*l linn brfnir making ibru nun polBoyle appointed a nominating com­ Funds made available today ale icy statement. This muter laid the mittee composed of l.ra Leiher, from, the emergency flood control J W ir l (loliry w n tmf ilcfinilelv hairmait. H. H. Coleman. 'Mr. detenumed. altbougb R m iii Vav Biilline. R. L - Detfn. II. ft, Fope, authoruatjoii made hy Congiesv, im biinl In SuiifMiit <1 cal inn uf t Waller Haynes, and J. Titdrn Ja and can b* used only "for the repair, lesloratbm , and stren g th en ­ bi national frdeiali»c»l ilalr colli. * Tlir p|n|Hltal for a IrdnalifcJ The inimiiinlions uf Ilia- commit, ing of fevees ami (dhet flood •lilc h jt irt iiimirnded bv ihr tee were unnnlinuuaty approver) coivliol works threatened or de by recent floods, orS*Swhichf minority icpoi* of ibe •'■rcial UN by the board. Mr. Ivey presided SSfroyed i # . Commillrr on Paleiline (lINSf'OPt throughout the remainder of the -may l-e ihrealenrd or destroyed by ICC Authorizes Hike Sam Siegel Outlines but bat brrn npooird bv both ibe meeting and commended the group latei floods. Col. Teale said the*# fund* will Great Chjt l i e n e e Arab* ami ibe Jcviib Agency for, upon the kelerilon of Mr. Kilpat­ To Go Into Effect P*lc<|inr rick a t prrsldrnt. Jack Hatlgan be uu-d in th r irbabililatlun ol To C h r i s t i a n i t y •'olaini. meanwhile delivered her Next Monday A. M. flacal control works outside the proposed the formation of a non­ Development <il I'alrttinc umlri iHiiny vlalrnicnt. utgiiw the UU to profit organisation hy the Cham­ big government- levee which «nW A S H IN G TO N . Oct. H <>P» ill no all other pinpu'ipj sululiom ber of Commerce for its promo­ cireles the l.akv. A 10 |t*l«ciil ruirlgcm y liriglil the Ztunitl Jrwub imumicnt and and cottrrntrate on pi »n* lo par* the giral riullcngr 1 I 14 I lilt )rw Tile limited fund* alloted to the tion. uf fairs, regattas, glldai talc J n c t r jl l c amouiiiniK to litinn ibe ||nlv I and Jacksonville district are in addi $700,0(K),000 -annually‘ hai been rill quell 1011__ tlicic__pirlcnu _ til I( vatlamee u .P ese. 111 ! t'lrofinvlnvakia declared parti- I 10% Freight Rate 'Speaker Explains. Increase Granted [Palestine Problem U. S. Railroads To Kiwanis Club lion nf PsIeMim* “cnm»s ne*r to gianled to llir nation's isiliusili Chiiuianity, was iixiay Kiiilmed iftorltcd fur dredging ill the West wlmIt boprJ today lo pul tlu Knvsnuns by S aiii Siegel'nf lUuir* giving at least partial satlufsc__. : , , ft. 1, __— L iU ^ .a pari .lie u lriu u l__ g(iv£iiU LVriun_in i h # o atu rat cla ims nf Imlh. _ _1 j K w i n i . t* _ a * r — Siaj II I 1 - _| p , (• ,. nf Kiwamt. lie wa* ml 1mimed bv i parties” nnd -aid this shuuld b* ’ lio n Chinene Communists Cains I N A N K IN G , Oct. 8, t/V>— C b l- i new Communists, on the offen­ sive throughout Manchuria? were reported today to have virtually wiped out a MU-mlle -aartlon of the vital railroad linking Mukden with Changchun, Manchuria’s cap­ ital,- \ Mukden report* said Commun­ ist raiders swept along the line from Tlehllng, 40 mile* northeast of Mukden, to within a few miles of Changchun, firing railroad ties end Masting bridges —'undoing*in huura.w hat govsrnmant. .iaainlen a nee crew# had worked five ■*»months to repair;. to the tW .W KI llie Inletilale (ommeiie t >m Havana Dancer Says She Shot Boy Friend In Defense HAVANA. Oct. H. BP)—ta tric la Schmidt told thr auilirncia court liytng her-.today for the murder of Jonn Lester Met- that she 'shot rite Chicago lawyer aboard the vaeht Satirn after lie said "I ant going 1f 6 kill you" and ordared hrr In taka her flullias ainl go ash-fWith rising voice, gesturrs, and a- face ao Pali* she appeared about to faint', the Toledo dancer t#ittn#d: • -----tried to get away. He hit Temperatures Drop me"Iover the head, knocked roe to To Nearly Normal the deck and kicked me. He hurt me. "He ran up Ihe ladder—almost By ASSOCIATED PltRSH Temperatures dropped to nesr flew up — and then came right normal, breaking a spell uf un­ back-down again. He otld me to seasonably warm weather, over tak# my cloth#* and get off the the north central region and much boat, I began opening closets and of the G reat Lakes area today throwing | clothe* .together to taka as mldiammer temperature* pro- with me. Jerk was furious, vailed la m u 1 parts of the east j "He said 1 could not take my and the New England state*. ! ire# rie« # — r**e *•»• mittidn auihonm l the tcmpoiaiv llirirs ir ve ilrid jy, .penJlIW a il« (jtion »n gbe (aiboad't plr* ful a primsiicnt 27 percent intieate over pirtriil rslci. Ihe IC C also 1. Autboriied coattwrie water rartlrrs anil freight fotwattler* (who rollrrl tmall lot* of fieigbt for ta rb a J shipments) »lo male ihr »ame 1 0 petcenl iiUteair. 2. In a separate action. ga*e 17 railroad* in ibe South prrmriTtr.n j.the bail* for * mlution to the Amilbcr, ipcakct w,** 1'l.titr j problem. Egyp{ lii\ed up wirli th* other Kel/le of Orlamlo. id ihe V«w 1 11 ..... .... »■ !■■*• *1*1 Imnal Rehabihl.ilmn mill of lb' Slale Department of Education wit ■ tidd uf the progie** ’made (Juiilio the pail three -yrat* in 'obtaining putiiioti* for the n|iv*cilfav hand* ■ ipprd .imong ijvili.ui* l»it]i in Seminole County and ebewbeie. - ' Pilotless Pocket Plane Has Speed! or m MPH Mr Siegel hi hi* Inlk nboill I'nleHlIne, pointed out thill Id- Soviet Writer Attacks Pope A s War-monger M0 8 COW.' Oct. 8 UP)—Social Author Boris Kandidov, writing in the Literary Gaiette, accused Pone Plus XII today of “entirely *n<t openly calling for war against the-Soviet Union." 1W w riter Mid the Pop# once had helped tha Oarman# to “propara an Invasion of foggy Albior* (England) and clean for tha Japantse the roed to Pearl Habor." Now, ho aald, tha Pontiff t* pro­ paring "sound and lighting ef­ fect*" for an Ecumenical Council at which Communitm (a to ba declared "tha heresy of currant times." . h i- Ui# — =a " Lll“^ i *4*- oj >J* LV r . i , a * -d - ‘ ’ Vt r * , McthodiKts Urtfc Saving Grain By Eliminating: Whinky •*Vv ■V PAIISTOW. Ki»k . IKI- H. l,1V - nliin 11# (liliitl#** tkii/krt * plane, fwthi i and mi•lin-r tm.l Ini'll lhe;> Ff.Tr .even ye»i- H.' .n.nnie.l 1 lino111*11r i . LI |.» u lliin-l, I..... U r high The passenger far# lncr#a*#» l,..m this country e.mtd n.,1 tell ....... . «" • ,h,*1 *upPly ran# ■!*•• •rmlaaeg tlit-ir *tory until rimy re.urned "“ ''‘"‘r ' rxperm ient. 'rith a u a * I'f Honto Tin* experiment* J. ilascrlbtll I'aly.rine « . about ’"S '* • «» P " " '" " »•»«•«• Power Output Is Up rilell'c »ite of .Vermont ltd mile* th lv an 10% Over Last Year long and 4» mde* wide at . mag,h , speed Imum. He said 1 lint In I'-MIl It , r, ......... C„„» «cund. which varl*‘» from about NEW YORK. O c t 8. (AV- had 660,000 in ctiir* nnd WO.UiMi lii'.U im!,-a an-huur at *es level to Electric power output In the week rural population It bat jmi.lMKI.- 7Mt mile* aii trour »l flu.000 feet. ended Oct. 4 totaled 4,934,861.IMHI (mio bank deposit* and lt),t,02 The r'«d«ij t.-dav was cut loose klluwatl hours, compared wltji 4.- manufacturing plant*. He 11 need m aflv r-evnn jnib-v ab-.vp etrih. at P50.116.IMkl In the previous week Hi#' Zionist—iwovemtutr—baric to :(7.INHI feet, at a point' 14 ratlei ami with 4,478,U,J8.QOU in the like 1873 when Jew* began l« ^flc«* we*r of the Scill’y Islands. It was period a year ago, th# Edison persecution by the Russian l i a r , adiusti-d to dive into the sea after Electric Institute reported today. told «f the Halfuur declaration by about 2l> miles . • For the country a* a whole the the British fur u Jewish home­ line phase of the experiment gain over last year warn 10.2 |n-r land any ealifled by the United wn* lo tr*t air i<-*i*tance* at axeent amt for the various region* Stale* and 87 other nations. Ireme siu-cds, which .causes lack Under Lawrence «r A rabia,'the of slabllily and lend* to slack and It WB* B* follows: IlM n liliifii talk r« a * M «» New England, 7.7 per cent, midinefficient control in conventional Atlantic, 0.0 , Central Industrial, plane*. 16.2, West Central, U.7. Southern The experimental plane was •tales, 7.8, Rocky Mountain, 10.7 made of polished mahogany. It and Pacific Coast, 8.6, hnd'u'wing span of rig h t feet pnd n length of about 12 feet. * TTu- robot was equipped with Growers Plan Own transmitting apparatus to report W A S H IN G T O N , Oct. HUlh—-The technical details 6f It* behavior. Inquiry On Prices Board k»f Temperance o f Ihe |t* alcohol burning inotor was an ertnwtNt Chirrch *ugve"4ed n>- adaptation and Improvement of BELLE GLADES. Oct. H t/Jh day that "there woiild‘ -'be no tho,e Used In German rocket-pro—The Florida Vegetable Com- greut' outrrv - if--Ht*rillinr ' wrro pelTed'fighter* during th* war. mltee director#, rapreaenlng th# stopped en tirely for the duration Scientist* conducting the ex­ majority of farmers In the stale, of the emergency" grain short- periment will require abtmt a today sUfled thslr own campaign Sge. week's study of the records before against high prices. The Cllpsheet, liomrd publica­ precise details can ba aunounoedTh* grqup at a meeting yeater- tion. niede that comment after "Until there has been * thor­ _ jy voted an investigation of commending ('resident Truman's ough study, we shall have no de­ pricea to find out "why tha home- request for * 00'ilay »u»pen»ion of finite Information aa to-w hether wtfa pays thraa time* more then distilling, expected to save 10,000,- the robot has actually broken tha growers receive for their pro­ 000 bushels of grain. through the sonic barrier," said * duct." It said 145,300,000 bushels of scientist working on the project. If they fall to find a aatla- grain were used in making "If the tests yield the informa­ factory antwar, they plan a pub­ juloiicants during the 12 months tion It It hoped they will. Wt shall licity campaign advertising prices endng last July 31 and added: hare made one of the biggest ad­ paid famert, and (taring It to the ‘‘.Stopping the use of foodstuffs vances vet In the Held of super­ housewife to figure out what, In the making of whisky and beer sonic research." happen* to the price. The grower* would reduce the crushing pres •aid some of th* aprsad might sure of prices upon the American JAX TORNADO be laid to mlshandlrment Uf-*hip- family, a * pressure which is JACKSONVILLE. Oc«m enu which a t Uinta reaches 26 depriving milluna of Amorlcan A freak windstorm which struck per cent loss it) transit. children of proper food." t the suburban north short itetton NEIMOELLER ELECTED last night sent el«ht persona to JOHN MEYER HELD PRANK FORT, Oct. 8 -U P > NEW YORK, Oct. 8 -U D — hospital* for treatment and did Dr. Martin Ntemoller, noted John Mayer, press agent for uneMimated damage to homes and critic of HUIerlsm, ha* been elect­ Howard Huge*, waa arrested business structures.. ed babop of a new state-wide early .today and lodged In jail, The tiny twister, which cam# Union of Evangelical Church** in police aald, on a w arrant Uautd out of th# southeast, "whippet* 4h* American occupied state of in a paternity action brought down powar lines and threw th# Hesse, church officials 1announced against him by Patricia Milts, taction into darkneat. Th* storm today. blond* night club cigarette girl. lasted only about two minute*. state# kMUK p U and;moved s h n v i T i c k e t I s S u g g 6 H t« ( l ly southeastward to th* Ohio! v j.r u „ _ ‘ x x r„ |t „ Valiev. Coolest spot'It* Uh* a re s ' t » y - . l * 6 n r y W a llB C O spot waa In northern Minnesota, with below frtexlng reported at Be NEW HAVEN. Conn., Oct. 8 UP) midjl. A sharp drop waa reported Henry A. Wallace expressed »h# tn Chicago/ from yesterday's | Mdief today that a Kepubllcan high, of 86 to 64 aarly today, and ticket with General Eisenhower with a predicted high of 68 today. s* th« presidential nominee and Tha mercury climbed to a warm Harold Htasien aa his running 87 in Portland, Me., yesterday; mat# would win the U>48 election waa 83 In Boatort: J 1 in Philadel­ "•.verwhtlmlngly." phia and 78 In New York. GenThe former ■Vice P rrsident,' In eral rains have occurred In the the mldat of a New England tour, southeastern states, principally in told a newa conference Jhat an Virginia, tha Carolnaa, Georgia Eisenhowar-Stassen ticket would and Mississippi. Shower* also war* carry all but nine state* against reported over tha weatam stales. a n / <jppo»ltlon.“ . „ Wallace expretaed th# tiellof ROBOT OFF AGAIN lhat General Elsenhower wou d STOCKHOLM, Sweden. Oct. 8 likewise "win orerwhalmlngly (f —UP)—Th# mechanically-gujded he ran as t)»e Detaocratlc nominee. U. 8 . Army Skymaater Robert E. But h# quickly added that h* ax Lee took off at 7.:S2 A . M. F.BT preted Pretldant Truman lo ^gel today, for Wilmington. Ohio, after a successful robot flight yasteriky the nomination. screw* tha Atlantic, r x .v ja s s r ,.'” • | u n n ig r r " Txr - 1 rail* batir coath fare* from 2 2 ihrougn Reuter*', a Jlritivb n e w 'ei rimn xmind to. 7 *» eent* a mile. a it nicy, slid llisl corre*|M)niltm1* Uie Plane w*» *be first " b * EU^nhower - StaHsen Roy j Prnwnlpg ia npllmlstlc about hi* Sanford School of A via­ tion at tha Municipal Airport and hat 443 students enrolled from many* states. On tha blackboard are Hated 16 studtnU who hava latter* of enrollment and who will ba hare between, now and December. 'Mr. Browning predicted that eb (ha present rate of enrollment ha will toon hava tha largest school of Its type In tha state. ■ G. C, A: Investigators W, McLean and J . Roan ware a t tha school yektarday to give commer­ cial aviation axMi|n#Uona to Victor * Black wall, Gana Byariy, Carl Yoat. William Aranbcrt and b a n k ^c a 'l l . Howard Rhryock, Jack Pearson, WASHINGTON,' Oct, 6-U PV and Olan Greer teak flight teat* The Comptroller of )he Currency for Instructor rating. today Issued a call for. a atatoment of tha condition of nil nat­ COWBOT STABBED ional banka at tha do*# of bus­ CHICAGO. Oct. 8_(A V -A . J. iness Oct. 8, 1347. Greening, 28, a cowboy performsr of a rodeo troop# >»i»d*d by FLORIDA FASHIONS MOVES Him star Roy Roger*, was tubbed Florida Fashions, Inc. has start­ to death and tw o ! other cowboy ed operations a t It# new location players ware ahtolmd In a fight a t the Municipal Airport- to which It s ta re d moving S atur­ day. Tha . customer ter vice, ac­ T h en w an nine members ting and order processing tha show, ail eowboya, In tha rj !i,p»rftnsnl* >are separately loc­ whan the fight ajarted. Police ated in tha Urga building and Detartlve* Tom McQuirs and there teem* to be plenty of room for expansion. Thera era 60 em­ ployees. n tvanm f ^ shame* _ 0 int]ef an ■Iferitnent. ' of T llg h lf a*-' Cool air from cenlkal Canada Z T X M ftJ O S » ! recently .. <• � 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, October 07, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 07, 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 07, 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/e3ee6bfd80c7393143a2857e59264b74.pdf e55d2bbd49ab71d69131bed65b415afb PDF Text Text j.y*~ • FRIDAY, OCT. 3, 1947 TO E SANFORD HERALD,' SANFORD, FLORIDA PA G E E IG H T EMPLOYMENT,OFFICE NO LUCK TODAY. W /IF I HADN'T TOLD THEM \ ABOUT M Y-DISABILITY r I WOULD HAVE LANDED TH A T JOB .-M A Y B E VOO'L v HAVE TO GO ’ TO WORK. r — NATIONAL EMPLOY THE PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED WEEK. EMPLOYERS IN NEED OF HELP AND D ISA B LED VETERANS IN NEED OF JO B S, LOOK, JO E , DON'T Q U IT. PLEN TY"- " YOU BECAME A SKILLED WORKER O F PEOPLE W ITH W ORSE. IN THE ARMY AND YOU CAN BE HANDICAPS AR E M A K W G A T i^ (A SKILLED WORKER IN j— l feOOD LIVING. aSkS T V IN D U S T R Y ! r * * YES,THE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE HAS SEVERAL LEADS FOR MEN WITH YOUR TRAINING AND BACKGROUND; I CAN REFER YOU TO ... y " - — — ■^ I START T O WORK 7 MONDAY ...WE'VE FOUND PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED WORKERS AN A SSET------- NOT A L IA B IL IT Y / (^ttP ^S ITS GOOD BUSINESS remem You bet he’ll make good—thousands o f physically handicapped persons are m aking good every day in all kinds o f highly skilled and unskilled jobs in ligh t and heavy industry. In fact, according to a new Depart* merit ^ L a b p r . survey, conducted, in cooperation with the V eterans Administration, physically handicapped WOHKERS AJwaya consider disabled veterans f tf il fo r your vacancies. ^ We m ay have Juat the man with necertnnry Hperlnl skills to meet your requIrcmcnlH. Pitaae Phone 64. pr .write 112 N. Pfcrk and Rive the Florida S tate Rhiploymenl Service an -opportun­ ity to serve you. \ person*!when prepared 'for and properly placed in jobs, are as good or better workers than unimpaired per* . • > ‘t r , * ■ 0 'Bons. T his survey shows physically impaired workers as a .group (1) had few er work injuries (2) no greater absenteeism (3) production was as good in m ost case s and better in iriany, There is hardly a business, shop; factory, or organlzat ion In this area that can’t employ disabled veterans to do a job as well as unimpaired employees. *JPT V 4 * Through The Courtesy Of These O utstanding M erchants This P age Has Been Contributed Cowan’s Touchton Drug Co, Florida Fashions The Florida State Bank Of Sanford V W A N T fO Frierson’s Electric & Gas Co; Mather Furniture Co, The Sanford Atlantic National Bank Sanford Paint & Glass Co, Yoweffs Frank Pavlick J. C. Penney Co. j . . -,* - ' l y j Roumillat & Anderson Walgreen Agency , Co-Operating With Florida State Employment Service �X' * Dodgers In Lead A t But Group Chairman Secs 'Use In Industry As ► Yet A to n e WayOffr ^ Tells Of Problems Gant Executives Here To Prepare Ball Diamonds ■ l a k e m t c r k s s . Oct-,4, W* Renewing the* A r tf b "fight a ia in .t proposed partition of PeleStine,' Foreign Minister FadMI Jamall of Iraq today at­ tacked V.lonUm aa an “aggrc*•Ira and *lrulcnt" political im ium tnl. He naid It * n “r r r j much like Nmiim." Jam all'ilrflared that Zionism “ha* noth­ ing to do with Palestine eicepl J o lU- aim M orr penetrate—Hnr %IWdlq E aal.^ , -------------*---- Eight Playing Fields Are Being Prepared For 16 Ball Clubs Even though ihc thud of ihe pig ling the airland aciou nation and the * I *>47 baseball season is at an end, Jiaicball dia­ monds are already bring pnmed for ihe 1948 season. The largest baseball training project’in ihe United Slates is in the making at the Municipal Air­ port and woiker* ate beginning to prepare eight playing fields on ihe I.noise •O rerell, IS year old. h e ir­ unused hind at the former Sanford ess. w ho w ith her fo rm er sw eet­ Naval Air Station for the. New York h e a rt, llud fiolliim , w as aiq u ilted Gianls* farm syitem. lute y este rd a y aftern o o n o( the Han* Loheil, Hal Gruber ami m u rd er of h er p a rrn ls aboard' C. v E. Marian of the Giantf* execiw their yarht the Mary F.. both of I . ... - c . . . whom had o p p o s e d her affile f,v* ***" , , r ,n Sanford a nd have begun arrangements for the with nod. • 1948 spring training of 16 farm clubs for the organiiation. Foremost among the farm clubs to fie locafed Yn BanTord, will l>e oils Millers, a Class the American As­ ■j 1«AdtattM« sociation. ilka shs asm" league of whrlh Ihe Toledo Mud Hans are a LAKE SUCCESS. Oct. 6. (A*J — Dr, F.dhll Jamall, forrlgn mlnlalrr of Iraq, declared today that the manifesto Issued by tha 9-natlon Communist confer­ ence In Warsaw "la a declara­ tion of war — an ideological war." Nawa of the open recital of Communist collaboration on on international basis was gener­ ally received as a blow to the concept of the U.N. but m«*t delegatee were reluctant to comment for publication until they had time to study the significance of. the Communist • A member of the llraalllan delegation, who did not want to be quoted by name, said’ the Communist nixie. gut tJuuxf Arid. "right back where » e were in ise* Defendants Are Acquitted h ihA rs? Overell Trial MOSCOW. Oct. 6 t/P>~ Cent raj Comaunitl Party of jfie . Soviet Union and its couhterpatt* in eight other European nation* { , _ ~ ,. . V> , a served notice today thaj they d o i r l e a r t S 1 h at B eat AS not intend to give an inch i t O n e A re NOW G o in g dealing with the United Staler. T h e irS p n n r» te > W a v « t Thu program 0| „„ cnceMionr ____1---------------------- A total of 1.014 handicapped P*rw»n\ were rehnliilllattsj ln»t year In Florida, Halph K. Hood, of the Vocational lirhabllllation O ffic e of Central Florida, lold the Rotary Club today. This wos nceompllshed at o cost to the taxpayers o f '1230,000 and rrMilted In inerfased earning* for those rehabilitated of fl.130.000 a year, he added. , Mr: Hood was Introduced by A. C. Stine who had charge of the program; Previously u motion picture was shown illustrating the type of work -which Is being ne hy the federal government rehabilitating hnnrflrapped war veterdns. The picture, “No Help Wanted," was shown hy Orville Tourhlon In connection with "N a­ tional Employ • the • Handicapped Wwek." "The purpose of the week,” Mr. Hood stated, “la to Impress upon employers the fact that it is good business to hire handicapped per­ sons, who have been properly trained for their work. There are Ql eases in Sanford, he slated, who are .receiving the' attention of hU offlea. Dr. R. W. Riiprecht, secretary of the Rotary Club, read letters from S. Kendrick Guernsey,' IntemaMnnal president, stating that tba Sanford club has been placed In tha Orlando district, amt In­ viting members of the club to ■ttand an Inter-city meeting In Jacksonville on Nov. I t when a, •um ber of prominent Rotary ofnelala; Will appear on the program .;' '» Mr. Stine announced that Oct. . SO haa been designated as Ladies Night when a Hallowe’en party will be held a t the Seminole Country Club with O. W. Spencer as m atter of ceremonl**. * RETURNS TO ENGLAND LONDON. Oct. 0, (/PI— The War Office confirmed today that ■ • a p t. Roy A. Fsrran, acquitted of the alleged murder of a young Palestine Jew, haa arrived In Britain, A spokesman said he did not know Farrnn’s exact whereabouts. Farran wax found Innocent by a Jerusalem court m artial more than a weak ago In ' the alleged elaylng of a IR-yearnbl kidnapped Jew. ' Pax* K taksi SANTA ANA. Calif.. Oct. 6 lly ASSOCIATED rilK SS bT) F’a-iio n tlr lover* .of a. few An autumnal heat wave which monlhv ago. Mnmft Imxnm Lnuiie lent temperatures as high as the Overell atul GloroefBud) Golluni 100's In the midwest Sunday aet ale innocent of chirgr* that, they many *persons to digging out mufdered her parent*. a jury ha» their already packed summer elother. but forecasters promised decided, hut their hrarli no longer ” ?1 'A& n ir -Jiui dr to*i An. - tgritofe- v a j - w ( t o n t l n a n t nit f j t t f r *'.l||lll| Hood Addresses Rotary Club On licap “ s ir-M tle e e is - * Unseasonably Warm 1 neiraeparateways W eather H its States !. war promulgated in a manifcito • Mr. Robert's duty It to lav out the eight playing .Helds at 4he -jm-erungr rz m . No rooryr had a iix-man rixwoman jury decided late.yeiler day that ihe young co|le|e’ rwettk-ails we*» innocent of killing Mr. and M n, W aller E. Overell, wcalihv Pasadena socialite leaders, than' the resolute Louise declared rhe war thiotlgh with Bud. "I can enure you there will be no marriage." rhe raid. -* Her statement, given lo reporter* 11'«•M i11n i*r «J f*m fn* t ! **■Itfli| V! r . ------------------------- :— i Saar V otes To Make Banin Part Of France HAARFIRUECKEN. Oct. fl, 0P> — Offlrlal returni showed today that Saarlanders — who 12 years ago voted to join Naxl Germany — had overwhelmingly elected a parliament pledged to make the roal-rich Saar basin west of the Rhine an autonomous part of France.. The German speaking residents of the industrin] area yesterday gave a vote of more than ntng to one, returns indicated, for three political parties which have advocated merging the entire eco­ nomic life of Ihn 724-square-mile Sanr with that of France. Of the 60 deputies chosen,’ AS w ere'from the three parties fav­ orable to such n move ■* the Christian People's Party, Social Democrats and Right Wing Dem­ ocrats. The Communists, who polled on­ ly 8.4 per cent of the vote, re­ ceived hut two seats. GARAGE FIRE Fire of unknown origin cauaed tome damage to the private gar­ age of Mra. 1thru!a B. Ewing, .607 Park Avenue at 8:86 o'clock last evening. Firemen on a r r i v a l found her automobile enveloped lo a awirl of Game, but were able to hack it out of the garage under Ita own 'power. It was scorched in the upper part of the Interior but not otherwise dam­ aged. The fire ie reported to have started in a part of tha garage used .for storage, accord­ ing to Assistant Fire Chief Thnmaa. Unseesonably w a r m weather prevailed over tha southern and eastern aectlont of the country end the plains states, with Con­ cordia, Kane., reporting a high of 102 Sunday; Kills, Kan*., . 100; Hurwell. Nrbr., 98; Huron, R. D., 97; Philip, 8. D.. 04j North Flatte, Nchr., 96; Oklahoma City, 93; Omaha, Neb., and Kansas City; Mn, 01, and Bismarck, N. D.. ami Alexandria, Minn., 90. Considerably c o o l e r weather was In prospect for Minnesota and the northwestern sect inn* of lowk . and Wisconsin • t o d a y , spreading to cover all of 'Wis­ consin. northern Iowa and much of Michigan Tuesday. Southern sections of the • North Central states, however, were ex pec te-1 tu contlnup fair and unseasonably warm. A high of 84 waa forecast for Chicago today, a .mark which would lueak the • record for the date, set In 1944 with 86.4, and readings of 90 ware expected in a number of localities In Mis­ souri, downatate Illinois, Indiana and southern Iowa. IIELI) WITHOUT BAIL BILLERICA, Maas.. Oct. 4, (A*) — Burly, six foot William 11. Caaclden, 48, w aa. held without ball today chargad with murderneighbor, 90-pound hla prci Mrs.1. Robctlta Dunn, «r 4 3 . Judge Richard / . Walsh con tinned the cate In Lowell district court to Oct. 14 and Caaelden walk taken to East Cambridge J*1I. FIRE HUNTERS FINED Harry Gore and E. K Gore of Chuhsota pleaded g u i l t y this morning before County Judge R. W. Ware of a charge of "fire hunting" and war* each fined 1100 and cotta. They had been arrested by Gama Wardens W. Corson and B. Barfield, accord­ ing to 0. A. Speer, county pros­ ecuting attorney, I who explained that fire hunting dates buck to days when hunters of this type bunted fir* In a pan to light their yrsy. In thla case the hunt­ er* used a spot light, They auto­ matically loae the right to gel a perm it for the roming hunting season starting. Nay, W, 5-2 9 European Nations S e r v e Notice Of F4tg-htr To -finish On Marshall -_ | - Plan t i , DETROIT. Oct. 6 OP*.—David E. Lilicntfial .said tixjaV the j f * vrJopment of an atomic power in duslry is yet a long way off and the fact of its future possibilty should not delay present “sound expansion" of (he electrical indu; try. — In an acidres_ f—f>etTntjr~fhrf" chairman of the U. S. Atomic En­ ergy Commuiinn said if has found thrrr it a “ jungle of difficult sci­ entific ami engineering problem*" to be cut through before the first commercially practical atomic pow­ er plant ran he allained. It is probable that within 12 to 24 months electric power on a dem­ onstration hasii will fie produced from atomic energy, he laid, hut emirhasired: "What it certainly and definitely not near at hand ate large-scale, practical, commercial applications of power from atomic cneigv." Lilirnth.l said hr believed it of international importance lo make "a frank statement" because slnMes sre- hemg sp m rt abroad that the United Sjalci could keep F.u vnpr from a rold winter and solve, its heat and energy problems hy A« Yankee flebter Joe lll'tagglo crnivci the plate after making a circuit -clout- Into Ih e-b ft flebt- stunt-, Mct|utlin rongraf ulate a him !clearing ilxalomu; s e n e l u ---, “Now this slow Is completely Dodger fatrlier Edwards Is looking srnurnl. The homer came in the *| (#M'MltM«t4Mfl 91 illp’ll't* rift Is inning of Ihe fifth World Series game at Ehhala Field. Iltonklyn. The 4 anlis won I-l. ( Inlernslbmal Snumlphoiq) Bates Is Declared Winner Of Herald’s Football Contest _ YANKEE STADIUM. New Yi-tk. Qs it 6 ; d ’» The -New W k , . Yankees won ffielt’ I ItV Wofflf'Twilrf l'n"ir t ,'slJ.v!'l» Ivy downing roe^ Brmiklvn Dodgeii tiwl.sv. 1-2, hefote 7I.V4H fan* mi the seventh game t.f the ii«best of ill lit* -14 il i'iiis, Cominn from l»eliind a ll'l tlailer frank She* had been shelled Rom the lull the 1 ink* -kmw ked -1111 HalTticgg ami continued to xtlar k bn successors to mil rl-iwn the Ameiu an League's 27th Series victory. Ihe game-ending tliuhle play p*iccipiiateipa wild tfene n e a ijl\e Yankee moul d as the N'-v ^'olk |livei* iu lim ed around fireman Joi Page who h r.d pitched li-ur p tfe U Ijill afjtJ.SwmKiOg into action at Hie -tu t of the fifth, He .j|l iwrd only otic lot, 1 single hy Eddie Miksis *n ihalninth, as lit letrsed.lhe fust dV iiuii hr fafrlho ' 1 ' *— Vk ills vsl s-iit f.rf),00(1 the diffeienrc’hrlw’fen, the money going to the 1 * ------ — 9<iitinpig m il . losing sid -t.-hanging ' jq I* rv l on every pilch, the Icflhanded Pags - 1 - m .i 1 1 4 1 i-i ih» vje; 1 1 | Itoiv os'ei till t'.iegg. was mlgnilII-III 4 13 Kuark Lnarges shWhitewash In Lee t h e |)-»dgeir swarmeit ovei Shea 11 t h e ’ricoftd innin g'i t ihe young iglilbittded rookie, * coming h ick with oplv ope d.iv't ie*t. ( lllered iiudrr pi - *pfie. . Willi the !r«.t e * v-iiyi^* Series Ip is-, e 1*r veai s i s -ii-bl’vg lt» rlioiav. fans* oomplttely" sur1ouinlm) the p u t early, today wrtlliix for rhe. MeaeHer ga les to npen Tin ’- *eeiiinl I - l-e pavVed »br*>' hours lo-f.-ie game time but1 +1eta - ill w«* e t--lng sold. Tha slim lin e riMIs nt*-* m i filling up but uni ns <|tdekIv as it did vester- Case Is F a ilu re; Writer Claims Eisen­ hower Supports His AttackOnCommaiul WASHINGION, Oct 6 f/O Colunitml Rnhrit (’ Hunk d* tlared today that detpite in “ i t t e m p l e d whitfw ish" t-V ll“ I n 1exjata." iaL-i!I_i:I .lui'.li.iii:--.dAv—uU an_» _ a hull 1 exliavaginl living n| nlfi l-'tnnoit Ihe Klndtimf fill || Seriea ner»‘ and shshhy trektinenl e f Hn-rd enl.-ird men in the lu l„ n iheatm. , ",TT' ,M»i r,,1" 1 • bJ*. *a. .. • sipiev/e aleic! ,IUi Hi ll•' fan* inti lin e stood np - - - - — —>he-l.*ltf-.r -- M ur'.'ir nigKT I he Scripts* II I’ll *Vli*ef - lilt villi M s'. ■’ S ’ i* '* pisaid Maj. Geneid I n I Wvrh . *}'■''■. bn* bo, . -b.'d-. •In* am,thee who investigated lo, Mte t birl •! u ,,( . allow was S tiff after a -eues M -irticle- In ' i-ewiien-a — »'**(■___ R tn tk . " tllp l'r l m d |ell list ovr" 1‘ Nation’s Leaders Pay tribute mm To. Over 50,000 Carrier Boys ®.. m .... ....... " Lake Monroe Nears Imre Eivennwei 1'< I ik ,ir lion on • « ft'» ii marked ihu*-Wyrlre tep-Mlc-l to i'CltllOWCi1 •hit Iu- forrml "limin' ili*cre|i,mT F-olball activity ha* moved InWASHINGTON. P ;f. ri U i new-pij-er tidy? wW • K rtrt m il iriegulnilie-" 1 the ll »■ tn high gear arms* the nation | | settI111IT#*1 tin I'ft* I hh1.II tal'tie SalitMiit on Nrwspipri liny D,.iy from tune pruinmen over the pail weekend, and up­ Seminole card, ’flooded set* were again the order nf (he American* who started mil as newipitwi - imici* lliermrlvet. v*'!**- *s" i' lien In-avy sum Hay. In The Sanford Herald Pick Pu'.v iruluil-il At-iKtalf Jiuliu 1 ■ 1 1 mi O P ',|fnifl1(’ 1|vr l "" ?FTI seiu' to il__ I be. W in t e r | ^ j n le M . ^ m a -iti fans WTiitiiifl 3 alfrum i and M o r i f rives dn-lilps niei tti" bulkbeid, Is Said To Be Aeilte fji- G.uhI-hI lit place* again -Iu# t.s Walgren of WashmRlon, .Senalois.Warjhei (D-JSY). Morse (R Ore) and ; Mfijr defeated 1■ivy rniiifntt in tbe miper St. I- J. P. Hates. Route 1, Box 171. I ucas (I) III), liaiehnll-omnu-rmnrr A B. . Chandler, and Charier I was declared the winner of the ---------------- ---------------------------- *l.urbmnn. (mod of Hu* CUIu -m«| The genial situation was II, Johns Valley, Tire water is tising riissed ’iiy. hiemiier of the Snubob - dally, said County' contest ami will lie awarded a two Fund Committee. Pope this. man tent by the Uobson Sporting Thav iiiln-d tin- Amffilau o-'w-. ford R oan!-n f' Rcnltnr* at d u ll 1 'ttilttli-sionyr ll ^_ Goods. Mis* Peggy Wright of 812 nil" t Publliliera A*at>ciat|nn,.lbl• nteejlng F rid u o' the City 11nit. morning* 'T he enve., driven by 1 strong Magnolia Avenue wa» named the liikTtielioiial Circulation Manng1'** end it was agreed Mint (hr altu 1 A in-m tinn und (be Troasuiy D» tion Is m in e , said liaynmnd llali, m-ribwe*! wind in - sluybing over. second plare winner of the sweat­ i'mlklien'l at ti>e find of Myrnartmrnt In hailinir tbe carrier- Association secretaiy, tills 1110111er being, given by Robaon’a. "tie Avenue near the l.eglon Hilt tbrmigh the advertising column* ipK, Larry Payton. Bobby Axt and of srvutsl hundred nuwapapris. Douglass. Ogle shy were named "It wa* pntnted mit lltat the end u liter i, n oimdsilog along winner* of 'the movie tickets giv­ Tlie Tirnsnrv's National Nr" demand for housing i« even ilie curb in-si in tlu« lake. The going over Ihe nilici llov* Coininlttee, headed by Krenter- than wiu'n tin* Nnt'nl An oaves me nf-.'! en by the Rlts Theater. Unwind W.V Stodghill, buam-s> Stnllnn Wn* in -qu i‘i|ti'm.'* -aid l ilkbrnd in or tl-e ciia»*> wareAll winner# selected ten game* Intui'e. ttn'k-ii-t of tbe St. John* cnrreetly and were fudge-1 win­ War Veteran Fiphts matrngnr of tbe Pluladalphla J-'.ve.' Mr Hall ning llulletln.-tiuinbcra niorq tU"** •—lie d c rla rr'l th a t 7he**Stinfnrd Rivtr Li la: .building. Tliero ara ner* in the order..In which thyy To P r o t e c t Girl fHM*ui newspaper boy* n» iiiern llo.nl nf Realiura appeals lo tire t "1'nl1 ....................." l " : 1 / " " " lh# were turned Into The Herald of thrift club*. office, •, ......lie to help 11'lreve til- » ii.w ,i* "te ' " m Mayfair Inn. In “Lover’s Lane" liters ComtiRmta by Ilicyex-carrier*. In John Anrann also selected ten tion by providing r.m.'.A arnl r . c ,T % ru ! wart: f winner* correctly, hut received no IV""'end, *ull |*V t* flooded with irro CHESTER, S. C.7 Oci. 6 -l/Pi Justice Dongles: "New np«|iei apartm ents ,f»r murid!*. .. tie of ,,f. which prise since the ballot was *uh. Realtors, lie dXMrtnrl, an- antirsi*it, d e e p Dn each A 32.ycar.clil negro, (pinioned , uiii-rs have n great 11 add loti, | milted later than the winner*. {paling a busy srason judgingL* ■.ule of rli'1 pier and brushing tha Next week the Raymond Studio in ihe "l^iven l^ane" slaying nf a am wrou-l that I was one.'* the nnmlier of Inqulrh' * fm Const Guard Reserve building it Gnverwor Deuav: “ I have known from will offer the first and second IhiiIi busliiesn and restilential pii— a large area of water hyacinths white man list night, blew limheari In different ularea many yinlng prise* for the contest. First prise |H-lt|pa. v. Iiirb fi|V 0 to lueak I lie fore* will he two 8 x 10 gold tone por­ off willi a shotgun early today aler* who stntlcd building then Tim Hatton, executive vie,- • r lire, wave* and keep the water futures b v aalllng or d eliw ln* traits and the second prise will while 200 officer* and several be one 8 x 10 gold tone portrait. hundred cilireni assembled nrathy, newsliapets. I have teen what ll president of the Flotilla Auix-iq- from fl-H"ling tlie iMiiilevanl at does for them by making them tion of Realtor*, was ii(inide to the Fait of Paik Avenue. Tha The Rltx Theater Will egaln give two passe* to three persons •Sheriff William H. f’edcn reported. arlf.reliant, reau-maible. Indejieii- attend the meeting, but during water level i* at ill a few Riches ' the morning visilc-l each member U‘jttw the liulkjread top there.. • for the third through tha fifth Peden said the negro. Dave limit." oFthe Raiifmd Hoard -if Rcaltmv. Govemhr’ * W a r m n r "Mali," Cooimi. doriei Pope .aid that prises. "unduiiblrrlly" thousand* of successful Aiocii relative to the Slate-convention Dunfiam, a farmer f the Rt. John* Itlyer Is still about f Ilie 'e s isailanl whn lieal to n •Htl>H-<i ->a r # « * I t l a b i r to lie held Oct, 27-'".I at West -even inclies below tbe flood Palm Reach, lie announced that stage of twu jear* ago when Clarcne ’Wallis, 2'2-ycar-old Churchill Denounced I -dcYlh Clarence KOREAN WARNING the National Association of Real tiaffic over the tlsteen Bridge NANKING, -Oct. d, (AT— One Estate Hutu 1I1 will hold th e ir, had to be baited. The new bridge For India Statem ent war veteran, last night. Wallis was slain while he fought uf China'* highest' official*’ said annual convention In Harr Finn. [.mid road fill p u t in hy the Slat# . NEW DELHI, Oet. 4, (/PI— valiantly to permit ihe escape of today that Allied troop* should cisco in Nnvcnitier, mid in 1918 Road Department I* lielieved to Mohandas K, Gandhi eaid last Ins attractive girl friend, Betsy not lie withdrawn frtim Korea •• in Boston. I"- well al-ive flu id -stage night It hurt him that Winston Ross, from a negro who hid at-, Russia "proposed, until ‘ adequate Realtor, of Florida are going The rite of the river I* *0 Churchill should have put "party roiled them on a secluded road safeguard* were sat up to pre- to make a hid fur Ihe ualmmil rapid, however, that when tt vent armed North Korea (>m- convention in 1949, Mr. Hatton 1each** maximum height It may before nation" and - attacked the British Labor government again known as "Lovers' l-ane," Sheriff niunista from “purging what they waa quoted as saying. tra higher than Ihe.flood stage of call react lunariea" In R m ith f’Alcn said. for “Ra great act In India." ll u u iiu u u - ■ I ' m - S ia k it Korea. Churthill recalled to a Con­ P edrn. asld The negro struck Commenting In an Interview, COUNTY HOARD servative P a r t y conference at Wallla a trrlfic .blow on the bend Negro Is Killed In this source The tuutithly meeting of tha Brighton, Eng:, Saturday his and then dragged the girl from U«J* *outrv declared, “It 11 appear* Jail Break Attempt Seminole County* Hoard of Com-' forecast last year of “blood and tho car by the throat. Wallis re»!*«** htT V [ fct ™ mistionera will lx- held tomorrow misery" from government move* covered sufficiently to grapple with that Russian. In North Korea to grant. India Independence. MEMPHIS, T7nn . Oct 4. (/Pi — at the Court House starting a t tha attacker after shouting to the were training an army, “while In the southern lone, the United Detective Chief M, A. Illnd* said 10:00 A. M. It was announcad "Alas, I wei not wrong2L_tha irM tlaatg »■ r.» * Mam 1 Mt.tr* U not attempting to build he undcittonri a negro trusty bad Vxlay by-O . P. H erndon,‘county wartime Prims Minister said. up the military strength of the been killed a n d two' deputies clerk, “You can judge for yourselves . C-OP p ELECTION Korean*." how far this forecast haa already wounded by a negro prisoner who been fulfilled." JAX IN THOUHLE Officers of the Seminole Coun­ went berserk In the cminly Jail ty Chamlier of Commerce will lie ELECTION POSTPONED JACKSONVILLE. Oct. *. </P>— ■bortly .before no«n. BOGOTA, Colombia, Oct. 0, t/P) CAROL IN LISBON rlected for the ensuing year at "There was »o much confusion Imperiled by anotber wln-l-drlvan LISBON, Oct- 0, (/P)— Former an organisation meeting which — political claahe* In which four around the jail I couldn't get high tide which last week bored King Carol of Romania and hla will be held at the Tburist'Cen­ p e r a o n a were killed and tlx Inilde," • Hind, reported. “ How­ and smashed can holes In probride, the former Elena Lupescu, ter, Tuesday evening at 8:00 o’­ wounded yetterday cauaed three ever, they told me a negro trusty t’e rling Jacksonvllla nawall settled down today In their new clock, It waa announced today by clUee to postpone municipal ejec­ was shot and two deputies wound­ today luued q uarters' In n luxurious seaside W, V. Bitting, president. Alt di­ tion* and aevtral other town* to ed. A negro prisoner went craiy insistent pleat for “every availhotel after ala years of Latin- rectors of the organiiation are luapend balloting until the altua- and started shooting all over tbe. able cltiien". to join defense American exile,- *} Ml^ urged to attend. tion quieted down. force, already at work / Flnod ( rest With Wave.s Over Road Negro Kills Self . After Beating Man To Death .-=t — ----- Li---------a n iutL.,:r ilu t. t d * : 'J ' 7.-7 �PAGE TWO T1IR SANFOlU) IIKItAM ), HANFORD. FLORIDA Sale Of Licenses Shotrn Big- Incnmai* THE. OLD H O M E T O W N and br'ersco licrniti _aTtr_lM9, ending—lo -J.Jm I. Galluwsp, county lax collector. Occupational sod beverage license fees totalled f27,UOO this year compaied to |JI.*x>U for 1840. indications point to a large fee Increase over last year during the fiscal year beginning Oct. 1 / as already more than $22,000 in lit tin e fees, have been taken in. said Mr. Gslipway. Ninety days ate allowed In which ;upationai and hover ag e licenses wlthbUI pehaltyj’ after which a lu percent penalty It add- It, WILLIAM <1. HA IIV AKit Al* Newetralurr* KWAJALEIN—The til described KWajahln; "No wi/tf. iw women. no-fnn atoll." A-Fo r e g srrp vsr r ingrs- buildings lining the. alratrp, A black .mongrrl worries a nand crab. A great atllueaa swallows the dog's Imrks. lie trots away panting for porch.shade. Far offshore the waves pound thg teef. Dead shells of rusting landing craft line the heach. * Two miles out are many ships, radioactive relics of the Bikini rcpci tyd- Applications mailed on o r before Oct. 1, were not subject to the exit a fee. Notice nv.«Li -— .F ’.W flV N IN TH J t ! UCTAL CIRCUIT o v 1 U K b T A T I : o g p tr ritiP A i n a NI* nut b EH I C H A N tE llV . C biK tri N« rtofr"h4Twpfn1 nrootulu and Guam, population 1,100. “Tell' the veterans It** even quieter now than it wa* during the war,'* MnJ C. It. Bird of Furl Davis. Tex., said. “ During the war w« did average a plane^ on deck every two minutes. INow,‘ we get ■bout 14 flights through bets day, and M isve mie. we look for­ ward to them." | Sharks DangeroiiH “No, we don't swim—have you. seen the sharks T" he asks. "Two months ago a bomber with seven men took off the air­ strip, faltered, arpl plunged into the ocean Rescue boats were too late. Seven blood* Mae Weal e y -rr—n —»»■ r T- , n T' f u » ^ a v C $P>>~ T fT ^ 5 g } Y & “ - . r t f y j r power. ' — and fmir Army Kwajalein. cky members of races, have re,, ih wafe*. ’You people got along B A C K R O A D F O L K S - S E E PA W , B E S ID E S FEU CH W ' F ltS H T /A T A N D F U S S / N - T H E R E S F E E D /M ' TD T H /N K O F iu « IM! swu nun.nu n n u c rn u n s u i siams t u a n s Ptrli t o r 1> M A ItH A I tK l I’iSitlllff FACTO GRAPHS New^OrtrsTTi. Loublsnsi f o r t t i— o . is s ln u p iu In the sbuv* eatltlro I'ourt, slid ) « u si<- h trd U , g n r u l i H l . i o ftl* yiiut g i i l i r A i i ' i ' H r - snc» tpersi'iisiirr or T>jr attorney! the Bill of •’ ni|tffl*t » •-.i !»»■■ Bakhtcgsn Is a salt lake In aoulhwcst Persia to [fur east oT Hhlrat It U 74 miles long and from four to IS mllta broad. It la formed by the Kur ri ver. I la altitude la 6.100 feet above the •ea, and targl d<!yoaita of fine salt art'gdthrred from II* basin when the lake dries qp In sum- is (*4>tif«**<t Will be eBtrnil agntnel >uu Tlit* fiollct Will hr 't tiftw *11 i‘faiMfiit(V» V H k l tn T ! l| : ttA H F O ltn Itl llA l.O n Bvwtprii-vr »«f h>i:i i 11 rtiYllMltfAftF i, i wffti f«r ihet) In tn u n tf , F jo rbund so,I offU'UI Deminol* County, FtorldX. I his III b.r. A- t ' II O- I*. Herndon, clerk Circuit Court of Tu Ilruwa It. T sl.t »tu» J.Xlie Om I, lU k rr'a in tflo p p la a U rg e arUelope of Uir Sudan, w ith m assive horns It is pule liverred. wiUt penciled e u i and som e black »lrlpe» on th e shoul tiers II w as nam ed a fte r Ita JlS' cuyerer. tiir Sam uel B aker. said tiammtdon Sabbath. author df IBI ballad, 'Alrld Itobin G ray ." S he w as b o m in F lfeshlre. S co tlan d . In 1760, Ur* oldrsl d a u g h te r of Ja m e s Landshe m arrie d A ndrew B arnard, son of th e bishop of -Lim erick am i s < trr ta ry to Lord M acartney a t Hu C ape of Good Hope, w here sire lived u n til th e d ea th of her huelaind, w h en she rr lu rn r d to Lrfjinlun w h r i r »hi* tiled fn IB 25 I’n ltc rn glues la pressed cont' m rrcla l g lass m ade In A m erica from IH40-IBPO, w ttli pressed p a lle tn * of definite them e of bellflower, peaco.'k fe a th e rs. L in ­ coln d rap e, etc. I t o ften la reproduced to d ay 1 y. "M ' * \-X r ! Q . - • d ' t r e t - N s f - t t e o k - «,f - cirWml. “ PAt", A If(ING-IYE 0 03, owned by William N. Burchfield of Washing, ton, D C., lakes “Tnpftpr1', |>ct of John C. Bonning1* family In Detroit, for a walk through ilm streets of the nation's capital. T he w h lte-h alrtd To rtortdi te rrie r was dow n to W ashington fur sn eys operation, f/iu rm o ilo n a l) It has been estimated that 80 cause we haven't money to keep them airworthy. This climate ta ts l«rceni of the yroild population planes." normally euffers to some,_iiegTea “Would*» guod-siied. attacking from undercut ritton, • H i l . r i r y G a r m e n t 1»C- T u force find it easy to take Guam?'1 “It certainly wouldn't.’' lire gunC s M flb trfy O f'filtn i IftC* T o eml i,'plied. "We could put u|f a The people o f Albania are pr* stiff fight. Bat yoa should con­ C tiulU irt sider what countries would he dondnatrly Moslem. potential enumies apd then you would wpoatienv"**Why *jer: fool with Guam r YARDI.EY VENETIAN B U N D S Horae Japanese Remain America's Most Beautiful Aluminum - Cedar •* I'alished Aluminum j,, tho under hi uih and saves Ask Me For Free F-stlmata on the north end of Guam, starvP. W. S T E V E N S -• 617 W . Robinson - Orlando ing Jansnese aoldiers - still bid* Phone 2-0729 unaware Jh c v rsr'l) over. No attempt U made to find them—one t,y one they ate killed or cap- Passenger Car atod Truck "Everything rusts," grumbled flgt, Louis KliMnrk of f'lm ik stn n , The knifft in your pohket, engi nt*a, cfiim iui Wui!C—al G uam , seven n ir hours button your co llar, good gosh, w g y w o b a v J g t . ? I CARRY TUBES Regular and Heavy *^W 0R R Y IN S U R A N C E ' M»J. Gen. Francis 11. Giliwold SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP oays, "W e 'ra ju n k in g planes la !n Y h U Neveapaotr PHONE 37 COURT HOUSE CORNER ECONOMY. . 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T w o p ro v tn eft o f C h ilt produced 03 per cent of the w orld's n itra te aupply until the process of o b tain in g n itra te from the aJr w as m ade com m ercially proB l- il u i - Willieu» Roy f .tux linin’ H To „ . Jeuiee It Crippi eluS LSIUlIIS H 1 Vd.’luns. Ere see. tV To Hoy O u s.lU ilu _E lit: a i . i ; » n r i : h o h tu a u »:s John «t ei elux iI’lell, i"*' •"’"H h* M»ir L TO his distilling equipment. Major llc^yy chains run from the roof Bird ' frjdstnrd they drank coeo-jof the Geileral'a house to empty pass over the H lndu-K ush, 40 ■iw llte-rrorttrof i n r y u n u r t i n O T m lan. IUI fu r •4 a rtille and lilllltai m ilita ry ___l». 4H H ry I/ HSU J trs n J p o rt. A lexander th e G re a t la believed to have followed thla route In hia conqueata In w estern H. To Mai > ft. riyru .tvtr J W Join*. John ilatt* rial H tin Dimple 1>1 Motion (leisld C etuv Ellen H To Ittelient U u i |f Ctui s u Ethel M. Ctowler, Vtigltil* ilhklns C To lTwajalefiT — coral*atoll, half ■fifcltn; >~wr»~ n ~ T „ n it~ v n > T TTTTJtnST 'iVsocicn There has been no charge in fees for occupational licenses. County and State licenses fir twveiages were increased, in some instances, by act of the legislature, Another Indication of growth of the County population U the 393 increase in applications tu dale of vehicle driven licenses at I the office of County Judge K. W. Ware. These, to date, total 8,6'JO IK lift* i'll Kwajalein Atoll Is ifft RecflWla P A W T T A K E - Y O U f? O U 5 ~ M A N BACK /n T H ' W O O D S AND L O S E -H I M - - H E 'S E A T / A k 'U S O U T O F O U R . W /M T E K V J T T L E S Growth of lituitx<M In .‘tcminole County during tho fiscal year ending Sept. 3t> is indicated by a $6,000 Increase in occupational I By aA b lLR E MONDAY, OCT. G, 1917 SANFORD - FhoM 1252 - FU . S u i t IU nk Bide. ORLANDO - P h n u 4878 �M O N D A Y , O C T. C, 1«»4? • f H f i ftAX'Fbflfl h e NA UJ. m a n p o r d . F l o r id a P A C E T lI R K r Who Do Bobby-Soxers ■■ W wf lf r - F n r I * r lljr DOKurttY 111'It ROW R AT Ncw*foatur v* EUM.OND. Okla.—]f the popul-' talon o f . the United HUttft were j ~W>^ up woleTy of hi* ri whrud ■rtl*.—» h « r-fcum " n r pf".--t-f.-'nl would they elect? Not a ilin y lrf>Miy-*o*cr. Not* a sober-brow,-d "heavy thinker." | T he- Wuuld jthooaa a -bundlo -if pesonality like George Ann Hirka, Its-year-old "queen" of the lilile college town «f Edmund, Okla., ami pieitlfvnt of the first Girt* Nation. I* *■ Georye Ann nud HI other gfris hum 41 states went k> Washirurto n ^ i representative* of the Girl* Stima held In their home atatrs “ under - th e • ‘ ipom onhlp " of the American l*-ginn Auxiliary. With­ in th re r-d a y r -xtranjrm i t r eK h other and with plenty of femi­ nine rivalry, they lined up their friendships and formed a notional "government." George Ann, who emerged in the top Joh. comparahle to “Presi­ dent of the United Rtates,*' Is what *Anirrican.s like to think Is u fOtlOWINO a ei-nferenc* w ith legislative officials, Cov. T hom as C. Dswey of New York m eets In Albany v t t h Or. H erm an E. Illllebos tv|ikal high school girl — pretty (le ft), 8 la te Commissioner of Health. The G overnor appointed llillelx-e b u ffio raving beauty, a brownhaired, hlue-uyed miss, alert of chairm an of the S U tt E m erg e n :/ fe e d Commission. which is being reorganited to carry out s program devoted to the nm servaU on of food. mind.. She has a hny friend and I* Tbs body fuucU oaid during the L ta i.ar. (In tern atio n al Soundphoto) proud of him, hut was a little em ­ barrassed' because a newspajnjr published their picture together defeated candidate for vice presi­ daughter home with a flour i-h. dent. a fttr she earn* home. Huhdrcda of citlxeni and the high “I l>et that never happen* again , school hand met her at the milShe plays in the school band hftl says she ha* “n*i talent"—“ My —two girl* from one state. I w«*! , . n o t . r t » % , .„,l i #DJ. I - Uwipbuns a means to an glad. Icmanxc jronrisBow whaL.p«u. , *“* paraded .her the T J mil**nonu*. end. to g«t In the hand " , pie think of Oklahoma." Her hope is (hal Ihe (ilrla N a-1dov. Roy J. Turner greeted her lovra in danre and swim, but worked rvrry afternoon after lion idra can sometime l>e et- „nj Kavc her two doxen roses, school in the local movie theater pandt-ji to a Girl* World, with T,|p UlnIW(1ri|y forgotten Ulan girls from all countries attending. ■ for her spending money. us* her )«>y friend. Hill Krtee, "Hut they’ll nave to etiangV the “ I don’t know why they picked »on of the pastor of the Chrlstinn me." she said. "All lho»e. girls idea some*. O urJIirl* Nation was wer« tops In'khclr stales or they copied from ‘oifr*"form of govern­ chlirrh here. * wouldn't have been therr. They ment. with a president aryl -on­ lie rouldn't get to her l>ecaii*e had everything. gresa and everything. I don't j of the crowd, "We tried a case ju st.as the Su­ preme Court does. They brought think some of the other countries • “Women." observed Hill mororouhPfike thal.“ ‘ up things I'd never have thought ly. 'should stay at liume. Politic* ht Kdinonif- fteTeoiHeil ' Its fsVuftnnTTToF ~fdlB." ------------------------- “ It l» a great privilege to salute Arnrtii j ' s •rmallcjt. fnivlncsraen* —her newip- i-cr boys. They dclcn c much praise, for their thrift, their liontst merchandising. *nJ their patriotic contribution*." " t s.dutetli* 50,000 members of the Newspjper Boys' Thrilt Clidrt. Since there are no better Invcslincnti th.vn U. S. Binds, I hope these boys will buy every'bond they can, and hold than until maturity." “Tiie young man who Mart* cut a*a news­ paper carrier it a very lucky young m au indeed. He develop* a Sense ■( retponvib in .» buxines* methods which . CHARLES IU C K M A N , President la ve r Breihsrt C om pany A. B. CHANOKR C em m itiianee of Baseball Cambridge, M assachusetts Cincinnati, Ohio IA R I WARREN Ob.verno* ol Catilam la Sacromanto, Colilarnla __ serve him -acI| for l a t a lift “ “ There are few thing* ft buy can tii which bettrr fit liiin for ‘Successful Jtfc than the duties th it go with carrying ,r newspaper route It it a practical rducali. n mid 4 found.iti' n for future accom plishm ent." SEYMOUR BtRKJON. General M anagrr Iniernnlional N s w i Service N e w York, N e w V o ik a n a f 'd just nod my head.' TCe Girls Nation campaign was •xcllirig, hut not always loo pleasant. , "Everything was pretty tense right liefore the election. Every­ one was too nice, sugary swe-t. I didn't like that much—hut that's •.polities anywhere.” She was proudest, not of- her personal vlrtiiry, but of Okla' name's record at the first Girl* Nation. Of ihe four girl* mtmlfor president and vice presi­ dent, Oklahoma was represented 1 bv two—George Ann, the success-1 ful candidate for president, and Helen Mary Walker, of Knid, the What Women Like About Their Launderette Store "Im n ifin e ! O ne W hole M orning T o Do A * I P le a se . I l .r n i e My W eek ’s W ash A t T h e I.A I N D K IIK TTK W hile I fio M ark cl lug. B oth Jo lis A re Done A t O n c e .’ I t ’s M a rv e lo u s!" "I am happy to send my warmest greet­ ing* to the 50.000 mrmlwrt of the New*, paper Boys' Thrift Club* throughout the 'country. I have kontyu many youngUcn who started building their future* deliver­ ing newspapers." '*'» -yw-OT»r.r—ppu r« p-iti p*ylng trih ute to the newspaper Iroys of Anirrtra. It it hard to imagine a better way of finding out alxKit life, its value, ami its ways than that of working a* a newspaper boy," ROBERT F. W A O N IR W A Y N E MORSE THOMAS I. DEW!Y Governor of Now York Albany, Now York U. S. Senator from New York U .S . Senator flam Oregon LAUNDERETTE OF SANFORD S eru n d a l O ak ' 1 don't think vr ny group id 1*0 » Mho have a more practical under■ standing of the meaning of thrift. *e|f. rtliaiue. and gm/.l riti/'irship than the iiiaip.ii>ci boys »f this countr> " "I think it Ism line with the rnltiptitc and thrift slrnwti by newspaper Ivy* in tlu-ir o«n work that they shoutd alsoftssitt In B ind camp ligill As afnem er ricwvpaprf boy I can uadi island (licit entlum oiu." * M O N C. W A llG R E N G o v r r n o f of W o i h i f ig l o n * O l f m |i id, W a Ol Inglfin P h one 10H2 W H E N YOU SF.K y o u r tic w s p a p B r b o y . s t r e a k i n g clo w n t h e s t f e c t o n h is b ic y c le . . , tm . - '- ^ y o u ’r e 's e e n i i ' ^1 b o y ’ w h o 'TMs 'TTtM ie-^iritl is n n n i p ^ A Dr-vcAtali.ni fluiwl hjr th# hut* w h o le l o t m o r e t h a n ju fit to fis p a p e r s o n n e i g h b o r s ’ p o r c lr e s . rii-Jiw in lUy Rt. Imuls, photo­ graphed fnuu the second-Boos' lelcphui la thl* tetepbolM office, u|H-t*- You're seesnn a boy who daily tfeliversli lossoit in enter­ Kir* Muck to tlieir pint* while window* In ib e b u ililin jC u a M In. water flooded the aired* awl prise . . . in ambition . . . in work and tkrilt . . . to his * giant warn* demolished Jlwo building* before their eyes. entire c o m m u n ity l * m Al! o f 'u s w lto 'v c e v e r h een n e w sp a p e r b o y s, like th e e ig h t fam o u s A m e ric a n s above, c a n w ell te s tif y to th e in itia tiv e and a m b itio n th is jo h re q u ire s. Hut th e U n ited S ta te s T re a s u ry D e p a rtm e n t know n b e lte r th a n a n y o n e else how h a rd -w o rk in g an d how th rifty o u r n e w sp a p e r The Recent Hurricane Demonstrates Again b o y s have been. Southern Bell's Ever-Readiness to Serve You D u rin g th e w a r, y o u r n ew sp ap er boy. an d ten s of th o u ­ ^•st.Come Storm or Fire/ Hail or High Water W liitn th e fu ll fury o f th e storm stro rk . I.«uia, w ho i u j r d a t th e ir aw ltrhboanl u n til the I sat li net went n u t—th en |iri}cil, A* town u the • liir m iliiln l, rurcrprrujr crew* went In work repairing a dam age to telep h o n e fa rilitirs th a t ran into buttilm ia o f thouaamla o f dollar* an d totalled m o re th a n 106,(M)0 |>reak* in s e rv ic e . Skilled rep airnirn w orked around th e d o c k — w ading throagli mile* o f awatnp* and maralie* - b attling wind, w ater—e re n anak ea. I t w as a tre m e n d o u s jo b . l e t w ithin a fe w days a fter the u im i blew it te lf out, m ore than 90% o f the telephone a e n i r r in areas affecietl by the hurricane m a in ta in in g c o m m u n ira tio n a lint m oat o f th e atnrm -U ahrd sec* h e lp in g to save lives injuri' n t, to case anxious hearts and m inds an d to i b rin g ■ (eallng o f calm am fort to jtirnse w aiting o u t th e w iad.T ypical o f this [devotion to duly w ere th e tw o lone opera! a • » in a telephone office in Bay St. F o rtu n ately , hunriranrs don’t happen e v e ry d ay . D u t i t ’s g o o d to k n o w th a t, w henever a n d w hatever the em ergency, you can count on telephone folks to de­ liv er th at ex tra m easure o f pow er in a pinch. I t ’i this trad itio n o f service th at glvea a v a lu e to y o u r te le p h o n e th a t cannot h e m easured by th e price you pey. I W ith th e first w arning o f ih e \ ap proaching h u r r ic a n e along N V g > \ t h e A tlantic an d GttU Coasts, a ll S o u th ern B ell peraonnel in ih e S outh eaatrrn slate* waa a le r te d fo r actio n . O rder* for equipm ent w en* ru a h rd to th e W eatern Electric Coir^tanjr. E m rrg en ry rrew a from ad* jo in in g *u te a poured into th e th reatened it was concentrated on getting skilled a in d m aterials th ere ahead o f th e L iirric . one.' Is a V tH IB N B i l l T I I I S H O N I HMD I l l l O S A S H .— > v ib UB^ia i^S r^ ” ■- -------***- ‘ .. ... ’* ^ t s a n d s like him , so ld n e a rly tw o b illio h IO-cei«. W a r S ta m p s . T o d a y , w ith th e sa m e p a trio tic z e al, th e s e n e w s­ p a p e r bo y s a re in v e s tin g th e ir h a rd -e a rn e d sa v in g s e v e ry m o n th in U. S. B o n d s. • ^ . (. For patriotism , for IhriHinoi*, and for good com m on conto, our poper b o y t aro an inspiration to all of u il ’ , , V '. ’ '* ; • • publishes this eel ute to ttm Newspnper Bays o l America at * public service In co-opetatlon w iln the V. S. Treasury D epartm ent and International Circulation Manaiere Association,' C O M PA N Y I ' ' ■ '. -,'ls5w»-— ■ r % ..... , , - . , ;; f , ^ .» : �/ • i Piau ■** i ■■ ~"*jF#t *v-^ L*?%~1 • P AGE % FOim »:«UMUkr.l In PaklhlN dnllr *»nrpl ' whV^*»dnr «l 9«« titan!* ri* rl 4 « 111 M'waiipltni ' Ati-mw-t | Who’s To Blame? ■W ashington has th e price jitte rs. Both Republicans nml Democrats are on edge about soaring living costs. Both RSiOi (idiom l in:IX p ro fits; unions' pushing up of production costs through spiraUiijf" waijo boosts. *■■■ -niB"!mrmiMHt dlM cn Vh'owh lu c r e is no single cause • fM of hiyhpr living .costs. Complicated ad ju stm en ts following 3**>_ a gigantic w,ar effort cannot be reduced to simple black it* MMUIke n Omt I’N f •- ■ -.s\ ■ - « o or White by any m ethod; certainly not by blaming any one Ail elililw rr^M ikei tn7«f' "■ j group or cause. :\r ^ u z ::r r :r «• j One Of the underlying reasons for high costs can be ■titaa fnnii«, r ‘ii >r rfc«r*»s (•• ]i,j(| Miuarely at Ihu door of consum ers: w ar-tim e shortages it trftilir a«t*fiU*lflg MIm IdUM M»ftfr>4Ht#ili***4 added to present good wnges have m ade eager buyers of in*., rtrftrtlentt Tkr M«**M in fM all of ua-iaH *-e.#ivdirtri*rs >hj»Viilg our stcrfks, our rndios ■at |«m 1 lit Id »r ■I*Ptii»lit*4 Pff*- and new cars no m atjer w hat the sales ta g is. A little re•ff* ■ w .M a i.ta l m *■ !fti ttll fdm 4*1 **n tamwi " v " '“ v •* *• t ii ,, ...* im iifii iiniiiSfi i h ii— m w j m* Caio»r, 11^ ’ r V ^ r i ' n»# Mi.mii Tfcrt. Monika .. — fdiri In lt»# rntmlry ? a; - ,1 nr DEWITT MACKENZIE 1 W.II, new do the doubters finally understand that the Bol­ shevist world revolution for the establishment of Communism is really underway? 4 .IT hof, lei Ihnn^rm tr TTnirow’s announcement of the Red Confer­ ence in Poland and the estab­ lishment of a headiiuartera , Ini '"Yugodavia tor* (“Ordination ofi the Bolshevist • drive against American 'imperialism." Call that organisation by any name you will, and .you alii I have the oM Conflniern—the Third Internallon* alnfr General Staff for World Revolution—which -Moscow In 1943 trtmjpi’trd UbMKctrii .bsu Jbsscl been atioiisfe abolished. |nt of lll-lnfurrocd wPhful thlnkera abroad. The mealing in Poland was attended by reprenentativea of the Communixt parties of the Soviet Union, Yugoslavia, Uulgarin, Romania. Hungary. Poland, Ciechoslovahia, Italy and Framv. There you have the nations which either are cominuni red and con­ sequently are dominated bv Russia or have strong Rolshevist fmrties.' The new headquarters % t«lng rslatillahed in RHgraile, rnpitul of Marshal Tito who breathes, eaU and steeps as Mos­ cow directs. Andrei A Zhdnnov of Russia's powerful. FlSithurb presented *the interiiatiniisl sltunpon as seen through Moscow's eyes. At the -f-nfepa^. delegate -Inspired by. Zhdanov's pronouncement -■Issued a Joint ' No More Stain* J n f>t ^lAnkyriie ; toty. M.!M >11 hN* " ' ? —1 THE FOOD WE WASTE TAMPA TRIBUNE Nearly a million and » Kdl Arabt rtnied their *hnpi and (eft Tn the Amyriean cltlixn of eating placet a rt • cooperating. their work in JtruiAlem lai» Fri­ huinsnltarlsn Instinct, • 'Vinter In the home, the Department of (fund, Americana day in a nreleit agiirul the mr*. cif want and hungtr abroad may Agriculture -pored paitilinrt of f’alerline and an xrem Ilka a vaaf, renlota cataa* have a i sil-nsT "bread westing” treplii'. aliout which he, ai, an in- habit. We leave the loaf end* Aral* rpoknman »ajo di-v will diaidtml, ran do nothing. Many until they hecoina hard and then drench the Holy Ijipd in blbed Amarilana, we are confidant, havr throw them o u t.' One slice of before they will luhmit to a lew. ‘wanted very much to help, bul bread wasted par week In each * rrh'homeland in the Middle Karl they did nul quite know hoW.' of America's 34,000,000 families The answer, as President Tru­ amounts to at least 2.000,ooo Unfortunately, their are a lot of man ami hit fitxena food cum- .loauaa- a —week.—Leftover** can - Arab*; am) Ihey iiave the >vmpa- mtttr,*"trre^*e«]fh*siting lira in be used In creamed rtUhcs, pudthetir. tuppoit o f die4 Modem the |K>wer nf tho multitude. Just dlhgs, elc. Even In a week's tima, the ' world extending fiom North Af-“ •*% l.oml-lniylng and tslvage teal . ____ hy ___ one ... in* tira- lo India. And they control during the war bulked-large In. la y in g . accomplished the national aggregate, to will the dividual will be he contida conaidarahle. In • lot of oil in which this coum sum nf peraonal efforta assist the national total, It will be huge. try ii vitally interested. It ii not rreatly in figlitlng the hunger If we follow Hccrtlsry Merahali'a likely that a war enu'd bieak nut in .Europe that create* "despair appeal t0 "buy wiaefy, eat aenefhly, waste nothing" wa can aave in the Holv l^ n d between tbe nml chant." Individual cltltena can halp by . Jews and the Arab* without in­ victory gardening once mora. To a famine in F.urope and. at the tame time, ait' to bring food volving Rutris ar well at th<* more immediate point, they can prices down. United ?iuie». It ii trite In refer to concentrate on the family larder. And not the least consideration a .ptohlem a« political dyna- They can a*e to ft that no scrap la the peraonal health benefit. of waste food It thrown out. They Meat of ua eat too much. Slim­ nritr, but Thai’* wbat thir pne ,c»ir comb over the family manu ming diets will not only help suereemi to be. and dispense with a t Ira*. Whtn. cor the hungry abroad. Thay will dining ogt, they tan order aparlng- make ua all feel belter, physically Henry Wallace, who i> making ly nnd wau-h how well public and spiritually. ■ M fie i oi cpgetbej Do You Have Your “Old Folks” Health Checked - statement which pnlntrd out that two carapa have liern firmed in the world, and then went on to define them thus: "On the ope side the Imperialist and rmti-Uemocratlc ramp, which has for Its essential aim the estab­ lishment of the world, domination of the anti-imperialism and the emailing of Democracy, and- on the other, the nnli-imperlalist and-demoCTsHc -camp; whtrte ct* sentlal aim eonatat* -in under­ mining imperialism, reinforcing democracy, nnd liquidating thr remains of Fascism. "The 'si toggle lint ween these two camps—lietween the Intper. IrJIU cbiiiji nud _Ujr aulj.lmpor. following World War II. There can be no doubt th a t politics and politicians, though fa r from perfect, are better than they were 70 years ago. • The one-story house Is becoming more nnd more jwpular. More than 7.00 farm women in Minnesota. Wisconsin, the Dakotas, Iowa, Indiana and Illinois were polled by five form publications with the purpose of learning what kind ««tfy yrt come. No dniilit iw i' | nf homes farniera* wives preferred. A composite of these i. •ie tho»p m Hullsnd w m think |„ lH [MM.„ prppnred showing m a n s on one level. The they hsvc the at>*wcr. l-d them drivew ay.leads to a front entrance — farm women arc tired try tr it. lays die Quern, of having all callers come to the kitchen door. A utility room a t one end includes tho laundry, and A two-hsggcr ii. not alwsyi merrty » Iwo-bstoiA. *bill tbnr faces Hie barn. It permit# the fnrm er to' e n te r here nftcr . P'-‘W& , -— never W»t »-rrratrr tWT.-b’!irr bit his -chore# T ire^nfshH li "WRshnrprtfiBvo lils'oV eralir before * *n b'otnry nf nrgsnt/rfl b»«' he joins the family. Adjoining this is n small room for the K p ball than Cookie Lsvagello itiikcd farm office. The kitchen is large, with modern equipm ent, Fncfjr sflrmtmn.'L/wig sflM tbi) plenty of working. Htui eating apace, it is arranged in a ,U | ^ — ' tin Bren"-!) drad^indLionf. Ians tdilijic "to avoid having Traffic^ biseef It.""The living room dflrr i b r . m t of; Ul have ouit uses one end as a dining room. Bedrooms are at. the other .thinking slmul luicbsll, the Red end, with plenty o f closets and cupbonrds. Farm women ■ Riubeii end F'b*i\ Stemtiom* o* want a basem ent th at Ir cool enough for storing vegetables coming generations 'p-pl iw de- and th eir canned goods, with a central heating plant for the h ard w inters of th at middle-western region. tnibing to brrstliksi gudi* fliis moil drnmatir incident-when F arm ers are buying these plans in large numbers. It an nld-limer, may lie cilh Just IpokH as ir they may be the first in the nntion to s ta r t new one punch dell, let diem have home building in earnest. They have the ianc^ the cash, it right againti, thr light lidd and the requisite skills to do much of the building them ­ wa)J. .When Buckv M lfllt *ign.xied selves. The farm landscape of the middie states is likely for Reiirr to Walk, be pulled the soon to change frrtm thu high and' narrow house of o ld ‘to ■ monumental boneheld: ami when the rnneh-type stairless dwelling. The result will be much Burt SKollon rent l> v*re||o in enaicr.Umiaekceplng for farm wivya. f HANILAr ’Oct. .6, bP)— The mightiest typhoon **Tif the 1947 season passed across the northern tip 6f Luton to d ay . nnd headed toward the south China coaat, disrupting shipping and ilnmcbing crops and ilwtflllngg. 4 w * 1* storm affected^ chipping' within 300 mile* of its’ churning center. The American President Lines' General W. II. Gordon, hound fur Manila with hundreds of passenger * aboard, h a l t e d northeast of Luton, electing to ride out the rough sea* rather than risk rrossing the path of Ihe big ‘blow. At least six other vessels c a r r ^ ing passengers sml cargo f r u j China ports to Manila headed for : the nearest sh rllrr. Vessel* tched-triad to ■leave - h^uida-wtaycd—in port. Col, Frank P. Smith of Roger*, viile. Tonn., commanding officer of Camp John Hay, U, 8. army post near Baguio, radioed that heavy rains and wind estimated to have reached 12& miles on. hour hit the area. He said dam­ age was slight, with two roo/a and power lines wrecked. I«a In b f i t n . . . s t r a i n t ' In th n n tirch asin tt-o n U iu aisam o f th e o n tln a r y t i l l ' , {K£J>y f|ideting the fears of m«~M r%timRrir»*~x+9r r*#i.t zeri would 1I 1 much to chock m ounting prices AwHwtw^rriir — Wirehtngtnn's^pollt1 elfllts, liot li Republicans‘amTDemH*,« •*» » • ernts, know this. But it'-s le tte r parjy technique to use the la •*«. a*m>p*i»i( a> w.ii . . aii; other camp as the scapegoat. Must we sacrifice good sense AI* I*#*** it I"fM«*4l*** ! to p arty rivalry In so serious a tim e? MONDAY. ntT. r,. |<)I7 HUT YOU CAN HEl.P MS Better Or Worse? TRIBUTE PART OF WHAT GOO irAk ENTRUSTED WITH YOU: fs politics getting Iwttor or worse? The conviction of I will satisfy tho-pnor with bread. — Psalm 13'J;ifi. Congressman Andrew J. May of Kentucky was one' proof Over ten llioiwami people ir. that today's public men lire not perfect. Against this single Florida teceited $173,822 in un instance of corrupt Ion the testim ony in 1876 of Senator emplo>TUPnl (nm|ien*.ilinn lost George K. Hoar, for 27 yeanr a highly respected senator week, Ilie.Slate l.mplovmriit Serv­ from M assnchusetts, should be considered. "In my brief period of public life /''H o a r told Congress ice rejtorlr. We aie looking for , a good man if anybody knows in substance. "I have seen five judges of a high court of I hi- United s ta te s driven from office by Uvvat* of imjwnebment f«ir corruption or mnlndmmiHtrntion. I have iteard the .Stealing of slnubs not onlv tau n t that tin1 onjy product'of h e r institutions in which the from private gardens but ah > United S tates mnpassed uli others won her corruption. I from. public pail» ii gelling to have neeit in the foremost state of the union four judges he an incicaiinitfy dangerous liiti- of her courtjR int|ieachcd for corruption and tho political it. Police* siiould r.itih someone adm inistration of her chief city become a byword through­ at this :arkel and make an ex out the world 1 have heard In the highest places the sham e­ ample of him. less doctrine avowed by men grown old in public office that When you go bra i liunpm,. tile true way to gain power is by bribiijg tjio people with 3on'l Tbal's wbal a shrep- tho offices created for th eir service." This was a fte r the Civil War. While every war has herder near (beat 'Falls. Mont.. Quren Wilheimins of IlnllanI is giving up her job. not wait­ ing for w an vi®f> fevoluliona *o depore her. She is "mentally tired.” loo tired to carry on any longri. after tii yean of war in Europe, two yean of civil ilrife there­ after. trouble in the Dutch Fail Tndi't . ami with th.' .wont r i appar i , Severe Typhoon H its South China Seas __. J t f i g — i t s A U alta i ___ 1t-> i..i ...^ l i-l>oui)—folio west tty-n d rc lim - irrynihHc'^plrtr. UOthUng today grabbed biitt'an'd disREeil. him in can equal the disgrace of tho *70's. World W ar I was fol­ to a thicket. Al latest account lie lowed by tho scandals of the Hnrdlng adm inistration. Noth­ ing remotely resembling them has occurred in the years was not eapertrd to live. — , -------„ MONDAY, OCT. 6, 19<# "G R ID IR O N SELECTIO N O E THE W E E K " THE WORLD TODAY SttTV t • «• TH E SANFORD. nE R A L D , SANFORD. FLORIDA The Sanford Herald. *. •' MONTGOMERY. Ala.. Oct. 3. (A*)— ■ A "sweeping" campaign against "racial discrimination" in Alabama,., highlighted J>y court auita to admit negroes into the University of Alshsma and Au­ burn and to attack the Boswell Voter Registration law, wa* out­ lined today at a statewide meet­ ing of negro leaders. IAflat ca m p —is *developing undei conditions of the continued accen. tu allo n c f ihe g en eral cap italistic crisis, tlie w eakening o f the forees of capitalism , nnd th e stre n g th ening of Ihe force* *nf Socialism a n d Democracy." By V. lilUing ••■Toachlon Drug T-'o. Tit* years come on apac<§ and hefnie we realize Jt. there Is a mciulTcr «f the family who is,really growing okfcr Good health is entirely pos• slide for the aged, and molt deslralile. The sunset yedrs ran t>e Iwautlful and gracious years for those who Iiave kept their z e s t1for-living. Health i* the fTYnt requisite. See that your aged relative haa A.rcguhUL m cdicaL cjnm b nation. Now is the time wlierr prevention I* nil important. It is more difficult to throw off ) the effect* of a cotd, or more ! serious illness, when the re ­ , cuperative powers fall. | .. Uw scrip lion* shuuliL bo- •re­ I ferred to a good druggist. • T his'is the 176th of a series of Editorial Advertisements [ appearing In this paper each Monday. EVV YORK—It wfta a Saturday night, but there were no thouaanda ahufTtlng and Jump­ That’s talking turkey. Theie’s ing down the atepa from the Stillwell avenue ela­ no subterfuge. It’s a4 derlnratlpn tion of Ihe DMT subway, a t Coney Island. Only of ideologies) war4 to the finish— and that means a continuation a brave few, wearing topcoata, wandered forth to of the strong-nun methods which the land of golden dreams, for aummer waa dying Bolshevism has hern exhibiting in and bedside moumera w ere to be few. cBslern Europe. Technically. Coney atltl wa* alive and glowing Tho declaration railed for full —but New York waa not to be fooled. It waa resistance to all manifestation' after I.abor Day, w asn't It T Summer ends on of Unitr'd States policy. European .Labor Day. do ean 't-ltf Ya not gonna Jw caught rommrmlst* were 'Thld* not 'in doin' thlnga tnna w lnta ya should ba doin' in UftderestimaU thefr own strength aumtna. are ya. aucker? or to • rvorcstlmate the atrength How’ever, Labor Day o r no. Coney waa breath­ if the "Imperialist camp." Eng­ ing ita laat. Blta nf paper whipped up Surfland of course is coupled wlllt l."n'1 avenue. Ordinarily. Coney'a atreela are M l and Mai Haimar America *In'Hhe Red charge nf IP noisy, like Times Square's, but tonight the few Imperialistic ■aggression. th e old Comintern was eslah- prowlers on h*nd were Inside—in the girlie shows. In the amoky llshfd even hifnrr the BpUhpvist* hails where you alt and play poker with rubber balls you roU into had HihxIm firmly In their hands holes, in the dusty old Eden Mutee w ith Ita crudely executed scene* in 11*17 during World " 'n r I. They of blood and crime—safe from the cold autum n wind th a t whistled Imped that in tin- (‘linos following up the atreet*. the it,- w ar*- 'they could -precipitate 1 There la a carousel virtually to every block in this poor man'd a revoiutlrn th at would run Biarritz. Around and around they went, this' night, the ralllopes around the kIoItc. They tried it bleating their eff-key versions of ‘T h e Sldewelks of New York," but In Hungary and other rmintrlcs, they were empty, and 'h e operators aat meditatively nearby op hut it flxzled out and Btalm shelved the program uhtll Russia rickety bgnchc*. Jlstening to this hlgh-pltohed death rattle. rcuhl lie made strong industrially ami mil ita rily, and n more pro­ A COUPLE OF HOT PHOTO, black shoe* gtletsnlng tn d bright pitious moment, arrived. Slnlln was among those who tie* Happing .lenantly In the night wind, beat their way up m— i — r .r .i- r Huelva |*4I b a t'..-, . to s U ^ k d I p i f s —saw- WnrM-Ww ^ l l nnili «*» .tire widespread disorder wlilcji few. The merry chase of the sexes becomes a grim and djpreaalng >4'.*^ was hound to follow. Actually th* thing when aummer ta breathing Ua last. A (tvs couplra wandered past the ball-throwing, pcuny-pltehlngj J y war wa* preelpitated when tha Bolshevist jeader signed the non- hoop-tnaslng cnnceaslons, and the barker* cleared their throats and aggtesslon pact with Hilter. and yelled, "I II tell ya what I’ll do. s p o rt Yn U ka tha little ladYt I the Fuehrer unleashed hi* mighty and ." but tha couples .rarely stopped end the shills' last-ditch fighting machine on Poland. propositions died in their throats. __. flo now the Bqnhavists are A canvas sign flapped tn the wind, before a darkened building' picking up where they te/l off dhd if yoa peered cloaeiy'ybiTaaw th a t It advertised Milo the Mule* after th a -firs t, global conflict, Faced B oy-alive! Where wae MI|o on this w ind/ Saturday night? This llmd, however, they have Where did muic-faecd boya go in w inter t * „ .. had strength |n enforce thrli1 It waa ati Mice, this death watch a t Coney, but alrangert of all will on neighboring w artom countries, and thus ary eruuurauxl waa th*-aaito-a«ene-on the beach. Frodt S e rf evwiW, h ulocli away# to-reganl UiY whola world a* thrlr you could hear faintly the little breakers m uttering their wpy up Along the sahda. and the sound of the ocean la a alrtn'a call, to b« oyster. tbtoUghnut New -England and which found more like Cnmmunbt pinnsgamla than anvthing Andrei Vithimkv — By Willi AM B ill — evey is id, blames the Nslionsl CeotraJ P r tu W rlttr M snufif luren Auoriation f n r ------- JiOOUk, TH I JACKfOTt a clear case of highw ay4snob­ ■*Tiei*l dijcflininslinh'. m" thTT coun­ THAT O A N O of robber* bery. try, the Tm m in Adminiitralion Which looted an Ohio gambling I I I /nmenting a foreign war. house of V090,000 rmlat have hit The yegg# referred to tie h the Repub|ic«ni for all the ■the joint when tfc* blue chip* othtr numerals, m iking flair 1-vfli of ihe capiialiilic tyilem. were down. . • ., I f * operation a highly lucre tits H« U ?n favor of lotnt lo Eni f tu r n s the slick-up bays numbers ticket. - «t>e, Jtu t he want* no wings k tld tk r tt i c n - m u l i , m sthiat I I I attached. If they used the money' guns amf catf Iron nerve, The men at the next dash eoya to promote Communism and build i r. i ll waz seeking mere then a After gating Into muzzles nf warplane* and atom bomba lo •tlck-up el stoelMrpe. ' , ..... I t I ..... ( ■ ’ agtiatl our cititi. that't the »lw# the letter* held the pnlrmss feiU d ever The robbers wore O t eover-j i be W t i to think. alia w ith large packets In iteiw which to alow wallets, watches, Pleztty o f . aristocratic, wellnecklaces and bracelets. This o f . total corpty- heeled patrons of the place were seta a new style la what th* And that, after 14 Uhen along with the cluVn well-dressed criminal wjll wear baakroiL This made the holdup th« New DieH* —the perfect loot eulL RE TELLING ME! l|.i|:| Peruvian Archaenloglsti <hava reported finding the ruins ,of o great pre-Inca city, 11 square’ miles in area which waa appar­ ently abandoned in prehistoric Hmrs when Intense Irrigation of tha surrounding valleys reauliM ill alkali poisoning of the soil. HAMBOHE’S MEDITATIONS By Alls/ — u o o K M K D t MAN Y/HUT HAVEta? MUCH SENSE DON' NEVOH HAVE 'N0U6H FRlEN’s!! y)' ^ ^ '**■"? J I walked out * few hundred f**t on tha. pier JutUng far out Intd the aca. and then looked out over the railing and back towtiM the beach. Four figures, shifting vtguely In the dark night and waving their atm# a* If they were celebrating n Week mess, stood along Uli water s edge, the foamy, thin little fingers of ourf curling around their feel. Then It was I saw they vrrre aurt-ceaUnj. flicking their fishing lines aklllfully out Into the bleck, cold, muddy water. • • • IT WAB BATURDAY NIGHT. I thoughb-C eturday night, when New York explodea-regularty In a torrent of note* end drunkenes* end lights and shifting crowds. But th* ecm e here might have been a thousand miles from Broadway. Tour men flzhlng. their wet ahoeo presred Into th* clammy Mnd, flinging their hooka, reeling, paying out 11nee . . . sayinfr nothing to each other. In Twenty-One. Mamie V ert ** -Vtre v r a ogling U1L-4 dark and handaoifte. ' ' . . In El Morocco, the quality of Bcotch w as being argued by two gentlemen tu while U* and tails. In th* Plaaa. daneera were atdttng around the litUo floor eedttely. On th* beach at Con*y. four men A ll A lu m in u m AWNINGS 7-tom^he pler. you could took back toward th* ccramMe o f roller enaeteTw-and- cotton-candy stand*: the lights were atm sprnntng and when the wind blew towMfi yod they* aim could be haw ri UM hoarse (» ir TRIMMED IN aUk pVraVhittea, dirty white by day but dark gray by‘n ig h t.' rose atowly to the heaven*, paused high In the starry autum n nky and then, i i | f WlUt l Ut t h- m u « h r ^ e d .> c k : o « a r t to _ However. It waa g tilin g , on: It wa* a r o u n d ll. and watched.’ here and there a light blinked out. Coney wa* shutting up atop. 'T h e Are to out." Dowaoa wrote, '•and spent Urn jsaricU i thereof." Summer wa* over. • D r. ,(i* l a , IVORY or WHITE MANY OTHER COLORS -rR B E S VENETIAN B U N D CO, tom etrU t 111 Weal Third Street . 8*L t-11 Eye* Examlaed • Olaaeie Fitted Phone 1152-"’ _______ gH i > v. ■ ’ S.' , . i K4 a w n in g s SEMINOLE AlUalle Bk. Bldg. Hour.: P -ll t - i P h m 2M W t) b E ST IM A T E D - * B l in d s « •LL >the , tzeet* . *,'i etiminsle tmdeelrable view*'... lasur* privacy.. .diffuse light...and leguJste veabUtioa -.•Iwf, *< ■ i 4 --- - i , ^ . £c *i^ v ; V: t-; ■ . 4 • :■ ’’J 8CT----- ------- • ' ■ •. v . ‘ 4\ t - .• . f'y ■, ■• * - ’ ,■*.), 4- ... V: . V ’v«-- : _r•‘ t . ' L - �I "V V -- MONDAY, OCT. 8, 1947 * PAGE FIVE THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA J ______ Social Calender • • MONDAY Circle 10 of the Women* Society of Chriitien Service* of the Fir*t Methodist Church' will meet with Mr*. H. R. Herndon, 1104 Myrtle Avenue, a t 8:00 P. M. Chapter* of the Woman'* Aux­ iliary of Holy Croix Episcopal Church wilt meet a* follow*:. St. Ann'* at 0:00 P. M. with Alta.-UA. Newman, Rose .Court, Mrs. A. * 5 la Fitt* on Cchrv Avenue: St. CathP. M with Mr*. R. erine at 8 1tit it Palmetto AvcW. Rupi '* at 8:00 P. M. with nue: St. Coleman. Mr*. Ma TUESDAY The Seminole High School Par­ ent Teacher* Aasociation will hold a Father* and Teacher* night at 8:00 P, M. at the arhool. ’ The Friendship League of the Congregational Church will meet at the Parixh House at 3:00 P. M. The Daughter* of Wexlcy of the -First Methodist Church will hold .a rlas* banquet at the church an­ nex at 0:30 P. M. WEDNESDAY The Social Department of the Sanford .Woman's Club will have " V Hallowe'en denier-bridge ami checker p arty a t 1:30 P. M. Reaervation* m uit lie made by T ues­ day at noon by railing chairm an. Air*. S. D. Illghleymiyn. (MB-J or Mra. Fred II. William*, II58-W. • m ® % ‘ • . ^ The board of the Sanford Car­ den Club will meet at 10:00 A. M. at the Mayfair.Inn. THURSDAY The Atalea Circle of the San ford Garden Club will meet at 8:00 P. M. at the home of Mr*. C. L. Redding, 54<5 Valencia Drive. V HID AT Citcles of’ rh'e^Sanford Garden Clflb vyil! meet a* fitllow*: Camel­ lia Circle, %00 P, M. with Mr*. Milton Gore: Central Circle, 10:00 A. M. with Mra. F, K. Bolx; Dirt Gardrneo* Circle, 10:00 A. M. with Mra. 1L- N. Sayer; UiMeru* Circle, 11:00 A. M.. Covered iliih luncheon. with Mr*. Fred ZctTcntier: Ixora Circle, 3:00 P. M. with Mr*. Chari#* Vodopich; Jacaranda, 1:00 P. M., luncheon, with Mr*. Frank Miller; Magnolia Circle, 11:30 A. M„ covered dl*h luncheon, with Sir*. R. T. Warren; Mimosa, 10:30 A. M. with Mra. Floyd Palmer, member* will bring rooted planla to exchange; Palm Orel*. 11:30 A- M.. covered diih luncheon, with Mr*. S. C. Dickerson; Rose Circle, 10:00 A. M. wilh Mra. C. I,. Park. Salih- Harrison Chapter, Daugh­ ter* of thu Amrrlcan Revolution, will meet a t the home of Mr*. W. If; Thigpen. 208 MegnolUfAVenue with Mrs. J. n. Ray-*S ro’ ho*tcw<, All vliillng Daughter* are invited to'attend. PrinccHH Will Have Four-Tiered Cake LONDON. Ort. fi (Ai— Prince** EHtabclh'a oCfirial wedding rake i* going to be a ftur-liered mas­ terpiece of the (taker'* and confec­ tioner'* art, decorated by *eene* of royal ceremony, naval battle and •port*, l,he__p»ker» National Assnclatiim announced today. ■ The baker* drncrllied thft cake, which I* to be made’ /torn in , gredienl* supplied by DrithOv -<kemtornrr*,---r.gtrmirv- -am k deprrrv denciajL—*i follow*:* Tier one—The bride'* ^crestt th# creit of thp groom, Lieut. Philip MoUptbatten. and representation* of Windsor, Balmoral and Duck. A Ingham Palaces. Tier two~-lUpr#aentationf show­ ing a cUaket being nreseljted to 'a — -----freeman Of Windsor, 'Prince** Eliliabeth- taking the salute a* colonel of the Grenadier Guardd a night battle scene at Cape Malapen,. m usical. ambUaia,—ami " 1 DTusirationa of tennia, cricket t - end racing—showing the King’* color*. Tier three—Design* showing a k cupId holding shield* orarlng the 9 Initial* of Ahe bride and groom, the of the Royal Wevy, the _______ he~AU<ili*ry Territorial Servie* (Dritish equivalent at the WACHI and the girl guides, and a painting of (IMS valiant, Iti which Lelut. Mountbatten served In the action a t Cape Mate pan. Tier four—Designs showing the badgei of Australia, New Zealand, Canada, South Africa, India and Pakistan. Above th# tier* will be a globe carrying th# nam'e* of all the countries If th# Dritish Ommonv wealth. . J On top of the glob# will be a vase of flowers. The baker* *ald the cakr had been- reduced considerably from ■ i the. original design* ta meet the Princess' wi*h#« fo^arw teiitr . ~— • Miss Brown Wed To Mr* Halt In Daytona 'T lie First Elaptixt Chutrh of Daytona wa* the scene on Srpt. JO of the marriage of Elisalwth Hope Drown, daughter of Mr, nml Mra. J. N. Drown of Deckley, W. Va., to Harold Allen Hall, ion of Mr. and lira, J. W. Hull of thi city. The Rev. I.ee NiehoU of Daytona ami Dr. W. P. itrook*, Jr. of Sanford offirf rated at the caadJL light xrt«ItiHHy ' WitrrfD ’ performed at 7:00 o’clock. The altar wrax Iranki wt with W tliflF of white gladiol­ uses and greenery. — Mtei-Myni^Sue-RoOTh^rT TtfclT ley, soloist, *ang "llccausv" and “Through The Year*" prior to. the cefcinonv. She wa* accompanied by Mr*. Atwood Taylor of Daytonn at the organ. The traditional wedding marches were used. The bride, given in marriage by her father, waa gowned in n soft pink -ratio gown whirh featured a fitted, shirred bodice with decolletare neckline. The full *ktrt ex­ tended into a rourt train and her fingertip length veil fell from a cluster o r while orange bio*torn*. Her white prayer book, mnrked with pole pink satin streamers, wa* topped wilh a single- white orchid. Mr*. William Carlo* Stone of Daytona Reach. *uter>*f Dx' bride, IB Served a*B matron of honor. She wax gowned in aqua marquirettr which fealuied a low round neck­ line and shirred rap alcevrx. She carried a nosegay of Talisman roses and tinv lavender and yellow axtorx. Similar bouquets were carried by the two bridcsmxids, M bs Hetty Durroughs of Daytona Rearh and Mr*. Howard'West of Atlanta. The latter was attired in an, eyelet gown of pn'tel blue with n filled liodire and Mi>* Dilirough'* gow n was idemu n) of a soft .hraite of veilnW- --------------Little Mary Faith Crews of Daytona, w e a r i n g . pink doited swiss frock similar to those of the bridesmaids, scattered rose petals front a white basket. Ushers were.Mr. Stone, brother-in-law of the bride; Den AA'Illlilrfi*, Dale Huamann and Wayde RoCkrr. Following the ceremony « recep­ tion wa* held at the Stone'home at Daytona Denrli where nt-nut 50 close'friends and relatives of the couplejjyexr received. . Late in the evening the couple left for n trip to Miami ami Key West. Mrs. Hall wore for traveling n Nnvv blue and white checked suit with navy and white accessories. Her mr•srage wa* of white orchids. Mr. and Mrs. Hall returned to Daytona nbout (let, 1 and are now making their home nt !*2l>4 South Ridge­ wood Avenue. Mr*. Hall wa* Imrn am) reared in^ tUrktey1 nntV *t'iended school* also In Daytona, She graduated from Seahreeic high school and attended Stetson University fH DeLaliirwIieTF she ITS*" a riilmlier of the Zeta Tail Alpha national socia I sorority;, Hall graduated from Seminole High Sehmd and ik also an alumnus of Stetson Uni­ versity, He *ervrd fnr direr and one-half years a* a gunnery Ins­ tructor In the Navy during the Mr*. J. A. Spurling ha* icturned from an extended. visit with her brother. J. AV. Harris, and fam ily In Atlanta. " :• f CARD OF TIIANICH We wish to thank our many /ritn d a for Ore- kindnesses shown ua during our recant bereavement, for th* neasageo of’ sympathy, and th# beautiful floral offerings, Mr*. Claude P. Ford Mr. and Mr*. F. M. Ford Mr. and Mr*. N. L, Norris Mr, and Mre. R. W. Knapp iiu-i-U j Andrew A ulin, Mrar...-i I.. W agner luf gttun- ami ....ti— r- nml nrtrrx Iw e re won bv V . , tr. l" P. ■Mic* Susrail W tllirtio. i ml Mi II. A. L. Skinner ha* left for a business trip In New Orleans and through Mississippi,. He pinna to be gone alraint 10 day*. - Air. and Mrr. Carl Choriienlng, Jr. announced today the birth of a son. Glenn Edward, Oet. 1 at the—Verna Id U ughtc korpenlirag is the Hospital. Mr*. Chorf Ison of Chariotformer Lila Garrison leavllle, Va, KIIEE- Nylon ■ O '•* "* ■*" ' In c: Ml < ■'! Mr; ' IV. 5{*«’ Ilf ‘ . ... R. U d » . .C l T. Kste It. C. S m i r n o v It. D... hreagnted t-'vtv^Dtrg i.rlk ...» tin- Ke- Sutiiebaker, Charles <!. sh n ffir, from lo-i l,li " b f t-rit-mUiup rm -i hm - u . u .. ....... John OmlJi: France* I K. Arm- ■t tu:uis'#'StT! dll'*, a b tif ! It. Johnson. Mr s. Pearsons Mr*. Mr- i>. ritd. Mr*. Kurt 1 van*. Mr*, ‘l W, llolfit i. Fox. Mir- W. t% r i,-wn, Mr*..<lrane I thatn, Mis f t 1tty Rolraml. Mis* M rf, AiorI W illiam . Air gan am) Alt*. \ \ iff _____ ALTA MONTH SPRINGS MOWS Mr*. Mae Dirkln* and nephew*. ; Ruaarll Wallace left thi* morning for Cheater, S. C. to spend two AT THI “MISS A.M*B!CA“ BAll filvrn in her honor nt a Memphis. Term, week*-with relatives. holeVUatbara Jo Walker l* »Ik>w-o li.ouuig with hrr ll.vnce, Dr. Jolin Hummel. She won the title of "M An erica of I3t7'* at th# imnunt {alrnt and ti. J-Uy, p.ij.v.i.A held ill A fcjd to O iy , Jlrtti r>u;t4.||i g ) , Mr. and Mrs. Giady Duncan ” v have as Hreir guest*, Mrs Dun­ can's sister and hrot|icr-ln-l*w, Mr. Vu| Mr*. Paul Mabry, of Can­ Randolph Crow Given' Wurrtrih'K Council •i .. «, , on. U a/. , ,,(l , . . , r _ . il ..-m (r : : : *, 1 - 1 n’tT ,,.1 ‘ f ' 1m ' lart- ." A i » , “ If th e elirniU a rc going to do any tiring u l all* for il.l.en, they going io :ii( thetp Is-tU-r pm stois, N ine ..... . iif ' v,hi'i th ey a l e t o tilt I c t l u e u i i o T>. R . U l r e j | * ivpi.o-iM!- Uauniai). J w - .f m l ‘ ..n, linm l.l IL O. 1L l.mk, J. E. Jones-, J r„ Aitni* i ' , . Thtim pfoit, Wn ite r Trng'ne, llnbv L‘. . Uraur.% ' . Ale* l.eTnhrari, Jaek 1!. K aell, W, Aleck, l l . T. tlkipce. I'ii. tlsli1. \\ T, Char e, It. L. Itasii ■(Snvni. nod C harles T . N iblaek. Ahrn Caul M iklcr, W al’ ter A. T eagim . T. W. Lnw ton | a m | R e v , I , ... , | A\ N r l a p t b ai, i i: i . .!, . | | . i l o w e a n 'I 1 Hr I ' -li .- i- ♦"•tuerooto C an d v aT t'iu tln n n n of th e Oviedo , Ihoiber fo r th e i .-eut'd g rade, ' ; ITA’ , aiiMointied tlmt the Hallo|»,m .inrioUliceil, ami Mr* I gw h >i j weep Clnnival will Is- held jn I Hardy wilt taphti-e 'ii I-. H. j Q ci^at at the 'i lii-d gy mnasium, P. M. . , j-,,r th* i«n* and gu t as I SIh Ii Ihii d ll tils*, iiiotir -r liiiie. | lieginning at The elOVillth cru d e won the Prize* wit) Allis K. D Ml is r o s n . lit. | Iruiitetmim n u u d , w ith the M-i ■ -Mimes fm {feitowj Anne Dytrii *'f C hlragu, j ' ’ 1 ,idi' r imuttig second." Mi -k.*U. .Imi. . J r. made the | 1"ii . i and secfttjd pi ire to the • merit ntnut ilie ,|<otluck K»v and uirl of pie-ehm d age. •upjici in honor of the ti-.ielu - , j First arid aecotur-prize to th# and Mr- ITnrire.-.- I 'll np.-, | lily ^io| g(ri ft|-l tliloiigil 4th f Mr. nml Mr T I* AViiilow, Jr, ■Ol- It III iriglll. AYalim Tt-firiji' V Set" R’i eAide "----- -----------..1‘had:u(T.Un-ri gin1; tn.it.'ruiaV «-Ven . Kir*l mill eeoml prlre tiF th j lug, Ml -•'-•I Mr N II, tVKelly j \ i t v lliii-nuliiit- mruuutgu limn from Jmk'ii'nvMb. ad . ,md M /e.j!bi« mirmtiul t'l’A |in-sideiit,-iifti- i»«\' mnl girl fifth through eighth. First ami second pi ire to th# 1Ijtrl Mann fi-.ei Tuiojiit, ami Mr. which Rev, Moiiel Ni-I-. m dtiGaylord ki-nshn h u rt St> IVters m---.,-»l the inei-i"ttl im li i t e I'T A i">y— raiid g ill- nintfi ibrmigh pinv ,. iw .lD h * . . . Iluars Rev., icsluy im,g. Parly On Birthday hom e a g ain , I'J-e elevepib nn*t twel/tli g u id e i Gfalul prize In thc.hov am i gir) Mr*.*A; ID I tdb i Rev AA. P. Yi-dey Wiia tlre.gia - t a fte r lieirtg a par ■ • mi tlie'clo r liloito • >, iimlei 1•..* ehnirmsuyhip i« !«■ picked Trum tin- nliot# winMr. and Mra. J. R. Crow enter­ "r-iiker at the regular nfl-vtiirg of idu: Hanilmiiiiu. Ft iersl m a y c a l l ! - f M1 T. AA. • liauce m ol a d , - m i - by in ip ;n i tal Judge*. tained recently in honor of iheti iIn Woman’ •'mint d of the I • s fol- Irtlef visit-., /II. I„ l!.ig -ln lc. h*itui-i<si|-i m o th -; T he ro m m iltre ; apim inte.l *r# * t aon, Randolph, jon hi* tenth birth- Cm I-turn Church held * r -nil) at (kill Nutting hfi u ru rm -d from I cr? o f il>e tw o rojlH -etj'i' g ra d e r, fidlow : drav with wilh a wvim-1 roast dav tora-t at their t h e h o m e n f Mi*?- S u s a n l l i d f u m a i J a c k s o n v i l l o , w b e i I- _ s -* tit fur '*•■-1,1 I C, I w il'i .i ti-j* n ft. . lip. * .Jini. tt'a It Ahek and M-*. home oh McltonfRV. A"vw etiue, Hal w i i l i M i «. W a l i e i M o , p . i . i , . . . . F' " " w e e k • i r o n w Mb.th e Nava! PTA m eeting A V c d i,t -. pfi - - jC li.n le T. N lplnck, , t ‘ii c b a ttm sn . luw ein ifeCoKalion* u, r. riM-d ami. ,s. The de\ mrinl Was t i V y 11 R e: *-iv es. f i-ufstt m the .lln ttic Kcopoin-- I Uoure of Iniri'oi r, in elirarge of n* th g u e sts a i m e d tln-ir f n r ‘ in, j j , , . j . |.L Ibntoh; win. also i Mr. rand Ml ' V l! loliis-i|. .It llnddjuy. ... | h u ilftli p .m le iio u b e t* w ith Mrc. tune* were t'dd by 'little Mias e~'.' ! in i in ii i-i------H-<— re-i— m h li; ■ p r.^ r t: .1 o \'■ " 'tr n i AViird as clnril ~ man. S—of.' tin- on-vi'iiin v~'al>tl-■—ti. It— ■Lou—Bar...... lire'M li ' as~n pCogJ-gm w lliili followrih S h o rt | I h lil , lltMln-. ill ^ Q T a m o n te , n T le rllii Mr. . .1- N T iiqhipsou, Ii;.-! Cold i'diilrao.l'rfib grade moth, fortune teller, (iame.i nml it i i fi1 jfciiot of o-ivic oi . Mr . iio ih i t.‘. x jin d .M r..C ox, Ii Wile given by All Willi-I'l'cmlim- It . linn • ' to New .II I Ji.jib jroiili-'l* w en enjoyed by tin -• 'i ,nt:d Jli- GUuui lit*. • . ' i eLc. —tur.il. w.r- *^s,^,-,| .Milit U jiaicm cu. . , , yoilttg 'gile'-tiT wtfh pi i. e* or-llij; Mi -. C ani lla iiii' * lot* le t it n xs l j » - Iterm *i fot Itree- .to ll, 'AlVd Vi t , j t 'oefiitii- tr lte r Nof I f i r im L -Alt,, ti. T. re n isp ti tend ran nrwon hv Ikjey Wi ifall ami Die ho from ra 1 ' ti T.ilfi ficj , -on mnl i t i .d w ith’ tt. Iftvidv-. |H,wl of; Apple- It.d FR t ami second ri “helping ihc m • -l>" Rev, al i| Stull Is. InAv, A|, .,,1,1'__ Mi datighU' ___■. -1 mother A).- - M - I ‘ AVng. .. -*< fein . Deli) A -!. v ' had o his mibiect * 1 If li­ -Vf.Gi' th e. wtim-r nuysj thi jit' u ii-lii- , i ike*, imt and enndi*# m i nm l. Mi r. I>. I: t b e y , chair* fe r-n a ChimiVu W -i l.l' wltuii l.w ir II j" III. will arrive tort i> by Stivam-liner, nn.l will I t l . of Mr. 1 Woril wa* received luday that MUs Caroline Lee, datighlrr of Mr. and Mr*. A. W. Lee, has been W d i.rw a 'u n i.- .: : ii Alt am! i irnpj.o • I i In pledged to the Della Delia Delia gii. .A . giitm-ied .n o n ,51 the ilium;' in i .Hi ■■nn-nl ■I till -0. !•*'r ' i -II*' >ImI EIII- ob cl V;l|u O ,if A lls, I! •,! Hull.I u ,i-)| ehlldlell. tin Irahlv. I'l • Vfil ;onl f-m welsocial aororltv at the University iihun table rand white the honor *>.-loiiei a- a loyalty nmnth C andy {!....lb fid id and Fourth gue*t eut Ida birthday ,» k r tin of Kentucky. Ilowi n l. lb - itn I Du i w dl to I'li-iol if* \jiriu ii, p u tt d *bI • tifiilniinl »» l*dgr • >i(ht I ILfiesbment* weie civ«| to till group sang 'H a p p y jlirllulny". ii in .*'■— » ! loti das The ItnnlLi* fallowing by the ho t,-. *■?; llirvs Ihimiolpb re te h tsi ntahy idee gift* b a r e -i r hnm .M r. ami Mr*. Hugh C. Waters, ’!> Hot ton. My#.' Wilh.ii" Hi -i - HtH’rilkU ur, > HU*! bes n Sr.-attended a dinner parly given from hi;. Irieml,- .All-* llailmrra n . 'It -. I'e.n -on. _Mt i. L.iiul b - Mr*. D, Dortree in Or Iundo last Ann tiiiplnri n -i-iid Alrr, (.'tow At: - I , * Dob on, M.' , Krari ' ' r ‘ . s'n i i ii i i i i a i nr i . m v i litorv pi.-I Wednesday Honoring Mrs, Kath­ in serving tin- rake nnil‘|iuheb., ■ Mi ,1 i; Iti,. - I - o . i . . A|, lUo.e invit.nl In h,- with Itirli U ttU N SHOUT n r I.H M I - 111' M t ol erine Thrasher and her son, Rob­ AA. Harriott, Mr*. A I; lohnlb - Altramonle ftieola, i. u ' i i u \ \ i : a >1 a s t i : h i ' I i ; l' i ; ert, who celebrated their birthday dolph were Join., William uud It. Ml i 'l l , Ain. I: li I 'o s . i . V " Roacor Ilowed, tietrald and Hugh Mi anniversaries. W, Mi-. ..... . ............... " iv Davis, Hobby White, KnticM Alurcran. -IL-c. Vi-iev. AAdiP T ia Hill' New (aoriralei, Jim m* Wydi-,• C harirs- Ml ,, ,, , SyUl.l I'orll -nllAmong the Sanfurd student* at­ Willi*. Kenneth W ilkin*.-Tomm y " ‘ I 11 .mi f lit < old \\ itt will la-gitt a t ' -no P M tending Florida State University Newsome, li«mrr;e lla m e lt. Rich­ I-’hiIp i * ranmut! > will hnvt- i« In Tallahassee who are,pledged to ard Sm ith, Jtilly Stinson, Marrti A l e l h u l i s f C l a s s l i a s < 17 I tiff.- ill Hu.-dlH-.y-. ■iho ts tiw fot hi” :]'■ . .ir; "ripjioi the PI Del* Phi social sororilv are Holland. Tommy ami Johnny Crow, t n m t i c - ^ L n —Ad u cjl-.. ,A; i i . » -- i n i U ^H im tiin l) Mis* Daphne Connelly and Mis* ilarv Lmujtiiweter- Ar t t y - l a m t l i 7 I ' a r l u c u c O n F r i d a y t i n b t n n ' ■ o f y . W h " . 1 hi . Hu . I Norma man, Hetty Mae Crow and lietsy I n g i . -tn» t.illir f .- j - l i u ^ t a i b , / c. BBSS' BKAUJ V SIIOI* Ann AVeStliriit, '* ,A byid-mi UmtUv" iihiT 11 .o ini , of tin, -■}pU)|. rand rail Miss Rose Irfvy m iiin l today Ill*- ICltsl SiMSiilil SLir’e l . __________ :________ F lu m e rare ■i t e d I n I t-l - ‘ Tit. |>V Ihq1 - ounp _ ita New Yank• City wherif vhi-' i r i s t t r t -i■■ ttiic -nFr-nfernr«i77E has a pant th* pimt-rw# w rtinnm ;ri'V"*, 'v V ~ /V ttX 'H ia r5 ’ 1 1 3 k IT iili.il pi -i to (heir r r f i i h r lui-l buying trip for the HollyW*mh| Simps, She also visited with v iiwrcu i7iNii nuiipur lie-- H eeling. lira o.iis.. lie Slip i I’ei w ;i pivp.iie.J foi tin- ib ts r b y ] frj,.ndj and relatives on I,ong Is1-ib I 'l . ii- uni jin k Ione,, tilt (lie Mrs. C. W, Johnson ptestibsi Ilk'I.Tilli ImtInene pit, over llm legulat nieHlmr of ii'-* Follow m g the -inpp-1 a buaitie " Air*. Ralph A. Smith. Mrs. Wal­ lace Dell. Mr*. W. 8. Rrumtey, Mrs. 11. II. McCaslln, Mrs. F. 1). I. leske, Mr*. George 8llne, Mra. Henry Alrl-aulin, Hr., Mr*. K. W. H esrotd-D oguer'M rr. II. J. Lehman, Mr*. L. A. Rrumley, Mr*. Harry Woodruff and Mra. II. A. Rnow were among those attending a meeting of Dis­ trict 2. S t oJhna Preabyterial of the Presbyterian Church, held at the First Presbyterian Church in Orlando on Fri HAIR? Uruah with every Perm anent fl& o r over Open ever)' Wednesday and two evening* a week H a rrie tt Miller W anela Gribble HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK 206 N orth P ark Avenue 1 ...... ' 1 11 " «l ‘ V . t,ej“ >.- I.S II'I »({• the .:u> •: -|wirv t McC'.lljey. It. frien d s i t f u . u fii.h ir ,1 vidtltll .■ m -l"1: ''’ Mr. and Mr*. R. W. Tinner returmal on Katuiday- from llendcraonvllle, N, C. where they visited for two wrek*. Mrs. R. E. King and daughter, Martha, left on Saturday for 'Phil­ adelphia, Pa. wlirre Mi** King will resume her studies glchc Dep'kRmeiil ol versity. . ■ UUJlBi-UlCE .lit lUuf- T . W- i lW t;..UVtlmnw, |rvtng Maieoltnr 9*% * v .,u r ^ ■ B m L punch Were served lit Ihe follow-, .'.j1-1 w rrk m d -u f - M rr n m iH IF ir ATTT Skinner. Daniel Senkarik of Sanford ha* enrolled as a senior in the School of Engineering and Architecture at the University vf Kama* in IjiwTrnrv. Kan*. rtnX .ru T he honor •gt«*4('wa With rnnnv lovelv Miss P atrlria Ainxey of F ro st­ proof, Fla. was the guc»t over the Mr. and Mr*. A. I,. Skinner have returned to their btime on Crystal I-ake after spending the past three months In Trtjilon, N. J. Oviedo J P c i s o n-aJr ENLISTS IN RKSKKVP-fl ' 0«1on n. Revels, aon jof Mra. Moat chiblrqcn cannot draw a •an Harden of 415 Palmetto Ave1— i his* enlisted aa a corporal In diamond shape until they are six - Enlisted Reserve Corps, for or seven year* old. Jg JM rt-C p L B e v c liw h o served with the MlliUry Police, in the Zone of Interior, wear* the Good Coialuct Medal and World War 11 W ANT NATURALLY CURLY S - Victory Medal and will be employ­ ■'rai'1 ed, h j tiro Atlantic Coast Line Rail- | Try n kayo He Cold Wuve %’S: road In Sanford. Special during October only f ^ ^ .Among th" «* helping the -homeloom nmtiier* ‘■erve were Mr*. l.eiiJirarj, Alri.* Jraek Ka*ell, 'pci m I to ihr Sanford Herald i Alex W. K.' Mr.-k, M rs Charle* Airs R andall t'o lltr .. th e forll« M Mil \N It, DINKS __ 1T.Mi's, Nrhlrtek, all mother* ■of thu Iner Mi** Jn ! i. Aim-lrong, win lilvevetith” and twelfth grader*, !»"*""* I r-he O viedo I'l \ m et a t. the I The, other Inother - l(vf|>rd with ■the Wuctitn* « “i 'M ; f- the hirst L ^ w c Ca.M.iu, la*;’ making of tbf> n-rre.liruent*___ . - f t b rrstn ttr f - o r r r ■•(*“ - -vrrrtr u I-hnw. ,, - p t( |^ "*•'«rviw"i_ ■ i-1, - ~ T!iTp'----------------n s rha T t e r m r lt!T' IKtf'l. T*3TKrTTfTT.in , j *. AIt. AA, I p r i Iilitut. j first- g ra d e motlp-s- into the PT.V HrAt i WH.... .. ...... M M. Jo tte r, .11, 1 lloHan « « * « V ' .eudrng of the «m tiniu-. j w ere M rsdnni. *, lra*t y ear J, F lrto m in g ,. 1-awspn A, H ardy. tT W Mot M, j' |! W li-I"' **■< meeting -of lra> Friends of Mr*. W. H. Tunni- V lcrnii of ro re lg ii W ar* A uirii- luct-tillg pi I idml liver bjcliffe will i>e glad to Icarh that she nt i In-Id -'l lmrsilay evening nt K Ig d ".''' p iesiik ’iiL R’rali’riek Adam*, o’eiock at the .Tourist C enter, Prtv will return ti* her borne tomormw which ffiio titan.- w ere discos. or to Ike 'In-ii business meet Mr. and Mr*. Iloll are owner* of after having lieen ronflned to the covered dish supper wa- enju\ I seil fo r ra isin g fiunla fig the Fcrnald Laugbton Memorial Hos­ ehtm hV expansion p rn g iam . the Tot and Teen Shop at Day­ pital as The result of an accident. by the member,-'. tona Reach ami Mr. Hall I* also The group tlerii|i*il to . i n i associated with th# Prudential Mrs. Pauline Howard hao re-:Package In ra v e te ra n rm iftm Life liUttrnnro Agency. turned to her home at 111 Mnpty Avenue after spending aomeJimc I with her daughter-in-law and son. ItedJJrass Cliapteiu "Mr , arTiFMr*, llqiiglaT* Xyeiorw, on t u> |.i".-j Jauirx^trrw ] Howard.,.in 1 llturrj, Jlr. niul Mi iyu assist inrti*--work the nuxilira Vincent I'cel, Mr. and .'ii*. li. To-Mccjt Tuesday KIDabeth City, N. C. is-doing Itf raise fund i. Anmuino - Jones. Mr. and Mr*. John Sautx, was .made that tin- ir’ t Mr. nml Mi . Dirk I'ay no; Mr. and Mra. Marx Rawlins and Air*. wient A meeting of the Seminole meeting will lx- Vlsitor.s Niglii pfi' M n--' Jratr.rc ISHuvoii, M. C. Stone attendol the Fall Countv Chapter of the Red. Cron Council meeting of iTOt* tlhiba. 1bT.~l (Mind'TiieinbejnFStc.Uj guilt Jii-th ^'D' will hr held Tuesday mnrnlffg at DistriPt'Fntir, held at the Sliera- 111 tip tire-i'Pt. WiOO o'eiock at the Chapter House .Tin wo—all. udirig the —mPrttrnT A v ecnnuue..it-w c .a u ***-*«“ 0" 1’1*** i,o lr' at 500 Oak.- .A aa-an- i invpr i». v‘“;yr the weekend. Mr*. J. f . were Mr*. Dulm-r, Mr*. *'lel imuhci’d Inlay by Edwin Shinhol Mitchell attended the banquet lu-ld G riffith ; Mm. Charles Pow, it. »er, chapter president. M is, Claude Estes, Mis. G euige Tfii* i» the first meeting sched­ on Saturday evening. AVinfn-e. M rs, V ligle AVIdlib^ uled since the discontinuance of Mrs. Rntien Khriiranfr*. ESfTD ... Mr*.* E. /rK b u lh , Mra- J- R. »ey. M rs, . ( ’Fayton Sm iU u .M: . meeting* during the summer month*. Dtsnxlcr commllte* and Klrk|iatrtek and Mr. ami Mrs. Jo h n so n . Mrs. F ra n k liarfluibm other rnmmillee rh airmen ari) u r­ Thomas JJ,. Cooley left qn Satur­ mow, M rs. L dw ard Sniilli, Mi c ged to l>e present a* important day to attend the Seventh Dis­ Lvrm Uoinptar ties am i M rs, AAdbIssues will lie discussed, said Mr. trict Conference of the American ant Vihlen. Ira-ginn Auxiliary whirh Is Ira'ing Shinholier. held In.Bt. Petersburg. only- atkiuTISdiw full-bin i 1 Those from out nf town attend­ atmrgtnrs remain in Autslrtstin. ing tin- funeral of Mra. Allre l.«ng in Sanford Iasi wrek were Mrs. George Rridgrman arkl son John and l>. L. Iramg, Jr, of New Mat* tlnsvitle, W. Va„ Mr. and Mrs. J. I, Tusk of McMechen, W, Va-, Mrs. D. K. Collie of West Palm Reach, Mr*. John Dunlap and aon John of Hollywood, Fla. and Jark and Robert Colli# of the University of 0IRTI1 ANNOUNCEMENT room, making it in attractive. Mth. Randall Collins Honored With Shower Phone 971 �PAGE SIX Holly Piercy Injured Early In Contest;, Aerial To Beard. By THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA Sports Roundup r u re a l hoosier Terminal } T both ftim s _TieIJ ihe large group of fans in A constant uproar throughout the tiff. Starting on their own 47 yaid * line the Feds crossed (hr twin marker Into pay dirt early In the [• opening quarter. A pass from Donald Deal to right rml)> Byron Beard netted the alx pointer. Tho attempt for the extra point ^wa* no good. A’ One of Sanford’a aerial* round Its'wav Into Husky’s arms oh the !. Fed 31 In the second period, and p o ir r if ju s t ic e a Panther tally resulted In two Anyway, Casey got even—up plays as Husky drove 16 vaeds end * then tossed a pas* to Har'dln for to Friday, the most exeltfng fill'' the tallv. The conversion waa no Ish of a World Merles game In * good. rJf , ' Khhrls field was In that celeOutplaying the P a n l h e y * Jjiate d itfil co n lesi. wiwi* Cnevtji.’* ttirongffbiir (W 'cnhtesr, th e 'F e d r '.•p en etrated t o - th e Paqtber.-tw o yard line just a* the half ended and on a number of ocroelona rammed to the Eustis ten yard line before losing the sphere on down*. The visitor* racked up aeven first down* to the Panther's six and gained 134 yards on the ground while’the home club could make but 80 through the stubborn Fed forward wall. Donald Deal, diminutive Seminpit fullback, sparked the Fed team yards. Kirkland and Pugh were the leading gainers for the Pan­ ther* With .30 yards each. N atu rally , a fan *w lp.d L avaPiercy sustained a painful ankle g etto 's cap while th e Dodgers w as'carrying the - w ere middling him but n couple pursued tin* m l in it and ball, two Eustis players tfirlded og fo t ushers back. Iteven* still aw es the fleet fooled Fed liarkflrli! aty, j i fewIt yale* f th an k s In h is oilttfst. and In the melee Pierey1* firbier* for oIds 8 2^3—innings «f right ankle win* turned. lV was bitUfss bull. Joh n n y Llmlell da*dici| undetermined Just how tidcgfetlh® over beyond the foul. Him* jn th y injury would lw, but It w a ^ ^ o t thourht that there were any ImnN rtecond to m nke a tum b lin g enton jifa Jn c k le Uoldtt*nn'* drive In/fln* broken. th ird and he h * rk * J—u p ^ je ^ iin s t Fridav night the Seminole JJigl th e wall tn »r]>tcT rB rule E d w ard s' School grid eleven will playOwtti sniaifiTTrTTfTniiith. Jo * lUMagglo, to the DeLand High School Bull who was caught try in g to w o re doe* on I he high school ntldelh from first on E dw ards’ heave field In Banford. \\ St into rig h t field in th e th ird , m ade up for th a t w ith a ru n n in g one,nd catch of Gene Ilerniunski** By Jack §ordi]Mrs. Williams And BACK IN UNE I L i [i -1- U n ii n ^ \V i h ' I n Great FULLERTON.' EU8TI8, Oct. 6, (Special!—A gam* that was marred by loose play and fumbles but brightened by • terrific aerial attack by troth *am* ended In a II to d deadlock or tlfc Sanford Celery Fed* and the Eustis High ..Panthers here Friday - night. Despite the loss of Holly Plercy, the Celery Fed aggregation M O N D A Y . O C T .. 6. 1947 id p iA /iA e a o c ^ i . y P b J A o s tw-r* j f o A e a p -fte * j t f ) . p e s f W jJ u - i n k M p a ifj / , .X w C o v -l^ iig i / •' v ” C i* x . i e s r. _:■>.»j , Scotch Foursome Ju6t Holding On lly JACK HAND* NEW YORK. Oct. (I. i/P»—It's Hugh Casey and nine other Dodger thrower* against fill! (one.hit) Seven* of the Yankees today In the seventh game of the wildest World Series In many year*. What started out to In* another steamroller job b y . the mighty t!*_has turnedJnto-a. douin-|o tlie-fa»t-o5t tlngk-r that has much of the nation - tiabbling Incoherently a b o u t characters named Lavagetto and Glonfriddo. Down and apparently out after two opening defeat*, humbled with no hits for A 2/3 Innings In the fourth game, the Dodgers have afumbtrd up the road from 8 to t underdogs to nfily 8 to S bv meth­ od* that are almost Incredible. No IW ger pitcher has been able to last as long ns five in­ nings while New York ha* three complete Jolts in si* games. Rut I he won ami lost totals show three rach wav for both rlub*. Some­ how or other, as National League managers have learned, Burt Shgt* ton manages to .piece together awinning halt .club from Casey and nine other guy*. Even for the seventh and final conical. Shotton'has no'semblance of a starling pitcher. Hal Gregg, who was moderately effective In. two outings despite hi* grim 4-5 record for the season, probably Is ’’’T T . e - ' P d ff i S CrJOOF'fdWB- hi* best bet. After- yesterday’* 8 0 win that sauarrd the Series, Casey had to „■' ■ ' ' s ' < A f* e tf c . s f b r a -t share the pedestal with tittle Al J s S M M r-rTM e. *vas 1 A0 9ior Glonfriddo. He's the fellow the O p T U t Ho o S i B R S <Aj l9 - b s " Pirate* "tossed in” when Kirby S a fciZ ti, '& ir e (Z ^ e r 'T '*0 A t w / Htgbe amt four o th er at Metes were sold to Pittsburgh fur aliout 1300,000. At the time they laughed and said he haid lieen sent along to carry the muney hags hark to Georgia Tech Is One Of Nation’s Best Grid Teams NEW YORK. Oct~fl, l/P)—One of these day* the folk* who have been too busy following l(ie World Merle* to notice college football ate going to' find that the grid season already is welt under way and that the action to date has re­ sulted . In such impressions a* ’th e set MAI4A6CRIAU. ■ * FdsWGss As ebssop-irie- . g o s - t o A R e p s e w . s o c c e e o iA o ■ fltrnling a base an(T~*eorlng a run in Fyiday’* victory should have hern enough for little "Ol? who played last summer only when moneltody else was hurt. With two men on a n d \th e Brooks lending, 8-6, Joe DiMaggib imackrd one of the longest drive* he ever hit in the Yankee .Stadium. It soared high.and far luward the Brooklyn bull' pen 416-feet away 1. Noire Dante, Michigan, Tex­ was after it. Racing back with as And Grurgia Tech look-like the h lljitllc leg* pounding up ami teams most likely to battle It out down in mad rhythm, Glonfriddo i for the mythical national crown. made a nnc-handed running ratch 2. The title chase in the Pacific that ha* Ireen accepted by mapy .Coast- t i . u . . threaten* to ba­ wls^JursaliaH men aa-the-best- they th.- d litle it of them all. imtafil 3. Army refuses , JP H Blu roll __ over Tint turned out to be the ball L Ptf ioeer L* and play dead, even though Glenn game, for Casey auon waa sumDavia and Poe -JUaru hard -are- no tnoned- from- the- shadowy buB-perr Veeeklf - longer oh the premise*. tn quiet the Yank* in a list-inff * uuthdoo bei Iteeld *>unt>»r Notre Damv, the nation'* No. 1 AJstsndtr y «• - \ [j t*nm in ID4I>, arrived on the scene That'* all in the rvwurd Imok* Saturday and. although somewhat now, along d/ith the crowd of 74.B iij : - tardy, picked right up where It 006. the largest ever to see a left off lest year by cruaKlng Seriea game, and several assuilid IT. CpL. JO H N P. Mac NEILL | Pittsburgh, 40.(1. marka such a* most pitcher* In • Michigan, which, entcrtalna PIU game, 10. Saturday, lambasted Stanford, 40. ildrri* no longer I* rich tn pitch­ IT. COIORII John P. MacNellll IS, while Georgia Tech blanked er*. a* he was three day* ago. It (above), Oakland, Calif., was a r-l Tulane. 20-0, and Texas trounced lias come down to Beveni, a lo-so rested liy RumIitv soldier* when hu ‘ Nurth Carolina', 34-0, ruiping the w m km an'all season hut a no-hit and a civilian employee of the Mill- ( STUDIO Tar Heel'a bid for an all victori­ rccurd-breaker for 8 2/3 frame* lary Government entered the Soviet ous season with one of the out­ Friday before Cookie luivagetto ■color of Berlin to gather material1 standing performance* of the day. wrecked hi* hopes with tlte first requested by the pmuctitlqn staff Army unbeaten * *ine.* 1U43, hit, a two-run double that beat at Nuremlprg. They were held for. waltzed nirrrilv along 47-0 over ADMlUlllftAIOR ol Valacan*-Af­ 'ColouuD. indicating tbal the Ga^ The Yentt* gff (nA the finale Out an explanation or an apology fairs. Gen. Omaf Bradley i* Ihown del* arent gedng to lie pushed leaving the White Hour* after he around this year despite personnel without their.best hitter,-Johnny by lha Bedfr. ' • (International) Llndal), who had to leave In the had reimrted (o President Truman losses. third inning of the aixth gam* lieon hi*- recent Inspection tour of WORLD HER I KM cause he had aggravated a erarked Europe. Bradley has been men-. FACTS a n d FIGURES rih. Undcll almost definitely will Boned as a possible successor to Hy ASSOCIATED PltP-SH PICK-THE-W INNER no) be In the lineup and Harris Ggn Dwight Eisenhower as tlie Sixth game at Yankee Stadium, has announced that l-arry Berra, CONTEST Arirty Clilef of Staff. (Ialernattonal) auerer of Iowa, at New York In the Rookie catcher whu ha* given New York; 8 12 * 1 the East'* foremost attraction. the Dodger* *0 much Joy, will lw Hrooklyn <NL> . rt 15 2 .Duke. 19-7 winner over Tennes­ In right field with Tummy lien- New York (A H -lit Prize ,... 2—8 x 10 Gold Tone P o r tr a it see, pl*y* Navy at Baltimore while rich In left and Aaron Robinson, ' Lombardi. Branca (3), Hatten Columbia, Which stopped Navy, now out of the doghouse, catching. (6), Gasvy (0) and E^Jwardsi Rey­ 2nd Prize 1—8 x 10 Gold to n e Portrait Henrlch availed n hit In the eighth 13-0 entertain* Yale, 14-0 winner Allie Reynolds, who tamed the nold*, Drew* (3), IJage (5), New­ by leaping up in front of the over Cornell. Brook*. 10-3, In the second g»me, som (0, Hatch! (7) Wrnsloff (8) rrorebonrd for a utte-hand stab Pennsylvania, which open*d with bsd nothing In the aixth contest. and I-ollssr. A, Roldnson (4). Hemal nl ng schedule of another llermanski drive. a 69 0 breather over Lafayette. After amashing across two run* RAYMOND STUDIO » The autograph sockera mohbed Invqpl** Dartmouth for another In the first, with the help of a ^ Seventh game, OcU S, a t New ^om«i»aitm»r - Happy Chandler lvy~ L*ague~»tTUggte.~ O ther ea»- flv ball'single by Jackie Roldnson Third-Thru F ifth P r iz e * ..... :vx For Financial figures; after the game amt he signed tern highlight* Include Cornell j t that Undcll lost In th* sun, they Attendance—74,0(16. everything. Probably, like every­ Colgate, Penn State at Fordhatn. flattened th* "Injun” righthander Each Prize W inner, One Paws For Two To Receipt* 1327,069.70 (net). one else, he was feeling too weak Vlllanova at Holy Cross and Tem­ with successive record-breaking C om m issioner’* sh are— J40.HH.to run. ple at Syraeus*. doubts* by I’e* We* Reese, Jackie JUtjs Theater Notre D*me this week Invade* RoiiDRsz.BPd Dixie Walker In the Kaeh league'* share—160,627.Purdue, surprise 24*0 winner over third. I'll EMHROtIM PICKUPS pTRUCTIONS Ohio Slate0h,° 8 u u • h: Four Yankee score* in the third Jimmy Dvk'es, who probably is Ballots m ust ba .1 T he Herald of fire before noon i he’highest aaigrleil Minor l-esgue tertalns Southern California and routed I/omltartll, whose curve on Friday or posl larked by th a t lim e. All games nunngor, Is reported flvlng east Wisconsin plays host to ■Callfer- didn’t, and another, disputed tally made it 6-4 In N*w York'* favor m ust ba m arked. for a conference with Cleveland's Indisna. which tied Wisconsin, In the fourth. That earn* about Bill Veeek. Popular rumor has 7-7. will l/e at Iowa awl Northwhen Larry B*rr* smashed a • li­ BALLOT the Yanks* Frank Cmseltt lol , as western At Minnesota f o r ‘.Big tter down the right field line past his old. Iross, Joe McCarthy, Nine games. AUBURN I FLORIDA first base, too close to -th e foul n ned Sox coach. Home southern Georgia, which recovered from stripe' for comfort. Flr*t ba»* scrilws here for the scries are -VSN. C. STATE „ „ CLEMHON / its loss to North Carolina to dam­ certain Notre Dame will receive pen Louisiana Stale’s Southeas­ umpire Ed Rommel signalled -fair" and the* Dodger* swarmed DUKE , i\ -Y8NAVY tern Conference hopes, 26-til, goee Anron_ Phurere’ toKentucky fo r another tear** JGEOHUIA. A ’*------KENTUCKY Rrrwktyn 'honr" Branch" Blekay It and Vanderbilt, which upset 93,674.33. (Player*' maintains hla Dodgers rould sst Alabama, 14-7. entertain* Mlaalai first four game*). -VHVANDERBILT ... o' record for stealing liases against Bill, B*vs ns—and Yogi -VSILLINOIS ____ fjoiithern Conferenca I I B • • llerrn wouldn't handicap them ■end Clem son to North Carolina much. Hard luck guy of the 8tate. -VBSOUTHWESTERN Wake Fonwt to North series Is ths operator of the Caroline' William and Mary <° VST.C.U. ....™ elevator going to the EbbeU Richmond and George Washington [laid press box. He flew to SL COLUMBIA -VSYAI.B . _ . I-uuia to **«■< that Important to Washington and U e . Other Dtxte feautres Include Doquesn*i at baee emoght by Yendt11 weighed PITT -VHMICHIGAN ........ Alsliams. Florida at Auburn, VM1 iunds. 12 ounces, and another at Georgia Tech, Texa* A. and M. VILLA NO Y4 nark Friday he was standim VSHOLY CROSS . ;hed 7 pounds and 10 ounces. a t Louisiana Stata, Chattanooga Bobo Newsom came In his cage ami muldn't eg* a tl at TentirMWLand Harvard at. YlrOHIO BTATP ^VB- _ B ,. CALIFORNIA casting from a boat. . One of every five Frenchmen ginla. Oklahoma. 2«-14 conqueror of TEXAS -VSOKLAHOMA ........ !» a farmer. Texas A. and M„ and Texaa » )GREENBERG MAY SIGN BE BURE TO F IL L IN TH E FOLLOWING Ude In their annual gam# at DalUntil 1900, soap was not withNEW YORK, Ort. 6. (JPJ—One and Arkaneas will be at Bay­ reach of the average men bo­ of the hottest tips to come out of WAKE UP BUSINESS/ la> lor In th* Southwest Conference. use of »U high coat. But in that the World Series is that Hank Other eouthweetern gemee will By AdvertUinf b \ / ter the coat came down when a Greenberg will he signed hy the have Tulane at Rice, Tulsa at such scientist discovered soda Brooklyn Dodgers for first base ThU Newspaper \ JL ’ -•asyniqi uld be nude from common salt, duty with Jackie Robinson mov­ ,d hla research made soap evall- ing back to his old post at second. What happens to Ed StankyT Thee atary Is tire scrappy second b aser 7**i than half man may be offered a managerial flr iU a h Slalayp post In a Triple A League. Mrs. W, K. Williams and W. G. <Hap) Fleming wart the winner* yesterday of the mixed Scotch foursome held at the Seminole Country Club. The cooplc shot a srore of 42 minus a handicap to. win tow -net honor*. Uit* Doro­ thy Powell and partner, E. B. Smith, won low* gross honors with » score of Other golfers participating incIuiUmJ i Mis . Clyde—TerwOiegarr Jr. and Dr. A. W. Epps, Jr. who a*enrrd 42: Mrs. K. II. Smith and John Ivey, 4ft; Mr*. Roliert Axt and Richard Dean. 47; Mr*. John Ivey and ll^rry Tookr, 47; Mr*. ‘John Snick and Al Bryant, 46; Mrs. C. E. Spencer and E. G. Kil­ patrick, Jr.. £0; Mr*. George Thurston and Arthur. Williams, 61; Mr*. Karl Higgenbotham und Mr. Higginbotham, 63; Mi** Frances Mahoney and Georg* Thurston, 62; Mis. Fincher Mc­ Daniel and Dr.* McDaniel, 64. Weekend golfer* other than th'ssc participating in the contest were: Dr. H airy Woodruff, Al Lyons, Hill Herndon, II, G. Echols, Kfrhv Fite, Jr., M. N. Cleveland, ■Jr- Bats- Scott, JV*. B ratton Par­ SoC lC P Viflf kin*. Jr., Gene Smith, Mr. Henley, Mr. Laxwar, J . L. IngUy, Ernest lloushulder. II. II. Coleman, I. fF sU V il* Johnson. Klrhy Fite, Sr., E. C. McCall F. D. Scott, Roy Holler, Dr. 11. W. Itucker, II. W. Rucker, vJDRbP CMAMPioX- Jr., o . L. Shuman, Billy Shuman, Ralph Wolfer, Bobby Axt, Don SdlPS w r o t e - A t, Harper. Dr. G. -S. Selman, Roy Mann. Ed Shlnhul-er, Hugh Whelp e tlK e p VJIfst WAP h p a h H ia t T it* * * Sanford Fishermen Hag Limit At (^Bteen ItollinH Wins 20-7 Over Richmond Team Ted Williams and Hugh Carl­ ton. two Kanfoni fishermen, fish­ ing in the vicinity of Ore Osteen Bridge Saturday morning, caught the limit of Idack bass on live bait, it was reported bv Harry Robson. Just after Carlton started fish­ ing a large has* broke hi* line. About an hour later the same bass * » ' hooked by Carlton, and the-tackle was returned to the owner unharmed. ORLANDO. Oct. it, (/Vi•— The Hollins College Tars scored in the first, third and fourth quarter* here Mafutday night to defeat the University vf Richmond Spider*, 20-7. It was the Tars* first vic­ tory in two starts th is 'season'and their first home game of the year. Approximately 6,600 spectators watched (he underdog Rollins elev­ • Cottonseed oil Is about 16 per en upset the visiting Richmond cent of the cotton seed by weight. spider* and hand the Virginians their second defeat of the 1847 rampaign. Slomacb Ulcer Palas Richmond's l o n e touchduwn Napolmn'i Waterloo? came late In the final quarter ,N»|iu1m s - s Iiii. <us> wlutn Bor nie —Haflmueri Spide* fuUtmrk, Stole the ball from Ed Simmons' arm* and lugged it back 29 yards for a scon* Frank ui>»r pain* h* uiliurs i»iijfc»iin-n. T honipsow x liiril -fhe- extra point !*v»mn*- »»in«»ii>w- wr*»!rr set-.H I.-, from plaremcut. r ^ . t by arid pslitiuhl Irjr 11*L « - l l r ; ““ — . „ - .j^ f from jrniif in n * Mulybdcnum, ‘ with « melting j r t^ F l "’mOs S t ''1BACkI point of 4.750 degree*. 4* one «-f i ttStht™ ti)u« ro. U d dm* .lo.m the most difficult metbU to m ull,(everywhere. Just Arrived Priced To Sell I.ad ien T e n n li SHOES Low Q uarter Cuahion Arch And Sole BALL B R A N D * ATHLETIC SHOES S IZ E S KEDS BA SK (G y m S h o e s ) C u sh io n A rc h A S o ls MEN’S ACER OXFORD (A n ItlenI Fishing Sh»?) ^ ' �MONDAY* O C T . 6, 1317 T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A PA C E SEV EN Wf*' Jrtlftirli Sfp I'nf l Jcl*/ V% Hi*111(4 | *fi|i:*k*.. itrfrImfjtffet,. ’x*-hi*• T » L a ic To C l a r i f y L e g a l N o tic e im r i x StK ii ir r e. jjiioim :. i . r u a m * whom F O R ItE N T 8 A R T IC L E S FOR SA LE 10 A t-j *t o i h i i «<in»»;iirrt' r*- i::.r. .i ■,l<w n^rtHnsy-nuef oft;** \ i *; o v i n siw «'f tfa IfififF *‘tHfiU;; Flim dn: i U ntil C*«u»dj . i ’L«l l»lri Ilf I'liflii* B itsin e ta O p p o rtu n itie s filial i *iMJll ii# ♦ !■?». fir it f f f l n l * riitilVd-rfF” H IM \ pteiHllll » t h . * *' l*. lliciti i »f «*il, tfef * iHliffit* -*Atl Ih*** =*t *• . »dM* .. t>r Ah* *Atal %jf t i l t «.f DAMtt. <’ ECOHD PLAYERS fur r o t . B> Paint*, Poullr; in , Kalin, N’KW. WELL-PAID JOBS ARK day or week. The Mu*lc Uj i , HP OPENING UPJN..THE |lt(SUH U . ro c e n e a am i LAH A HUY’S HELD ART1LW. 1st St. Phone ihf.l, Meat*. Tuucftton A Wataon, 1201 Celery, Phone HPU. OFFICE (pare tn Meltch Building Large light office*, teiily decor- B A B Y -G R A N D P IA N ra—W wtrp»t ■ rf7.VA MONTH T.r START A d , all Utilities, heat and lanire r, rccom iitioned. T he M utlc Startling i lianyer arc taking p|i tor iervice (umithed. Call ttdfb Box. 119 \Y. P i n t S t. P hone j W H . A A. Dept,. Store- . vn| AM* HtfM «D Vui Mlljttm c in , \ " T i n r i ' « • t ^ »<« i ,t "\ t 1fill • Iif |i -*• ElItti ■Ia*i |*cI *1 a it»I *liEi %hiirm*t mit-r “t h&i - * (if iti* If4#i1114*11ir it: xv liJUIll) JwLr vI rinhdA, i?b ttifttjfjpn d.‘i iif t l 11 Ifir * | i | i r e p y | ' tAlfieL i flnml defeat i\ fil*U of |i»f-l i Mt i«. <1 uTi ytU* gjWgjltiSi In ejint- I I 1*1 t ! o \ p tm i * 4 >1 ( !*•«!,# ilM I » \ t« i „ .!f Itiotit, la Im- i.sfnl* I 'r i l i n a a i * * ihi»_ !lll* TJ i i ,1UND< l.aith**' billfold contain­ ing Social S Caul, inbi&jvi O ur* i t-t may have by identifying and paying (or Ihli ailv. 11? nr , 41.1 in in n - n. i*it, I, *i in u la) tti» Ith •< •• ■’ Suace for office nr other type bua- T R A N SK E R S— L a rg e new a n o r t inenti Decal S ett lot* Kitchen* incase. See William Das Don, rr<tulr*it ' , nti»e ‘ . .1ST -S u n d a y mortdDR n ear l.ofnitann'a K catauiant la ig e black t a t v\ ra tin g new leal her collar. $10.00 ii w a n l (»i i el hi n W rite, Wire.-or phone collect II. E . C ol­ lins. 3toXt M ain lllg h n a y . Mi- Bathrooms. N u rre ry . Alan Glass T u m b ler S e ll. Some men a i r ih o a rn fo r Ihc ARM FOR R EN T —SO acre* tub-, SENKABIR GLASS A Iti m i i • iiibh 't M I'»ilo"S. hnol, w .tihuig irrig a te d tru c k fa rm , uevrly PAINT CO, I.it nr-i.itPHrit-:n in, loclieta anti rocket-laUItching v tt- WIMtVi IT 114 W. 2nd Street ploughed and harrow ed. 12 ariii New Mexico. O ther* f. , , . le t ia n w e ll t, a 7 room dw elling, In D ie to m e tit , lie A ttiliei y ’s 2 ten an t houses, 2 .larg e barns. FOR S A L E — lJ m e ro rk (o r driv e new " ik y -b iu te rt." eilch Ui ’T.iiJ^vellim r fo r ren t only w ith lie D avid.” th e i 'l l mm m o ita r W in . On C am eron avenue, E a st which h u lls u shell w e ig h in g tid e, Sanford, Fla., phone 191!- F L O W E R PL A N T S. Mr*. Y. C nlniM t iiHitl B ollineer, W. 1*1 S t. iira r Mon If you a i r l H to 34. Inclusive (o r roe C o rn er. Phone 13.10-J. 17 w ith p aren t* con ten t 1 ami TW O BEDROOM S — tin g le and o lh e rw itc iptuliftrd, you can ALUMINUM casem en t window*, double. 71H Oak Ave. sign u p fo r -3 y ear* or m ote S teel C atrnient a n d A lum inum 4 1* A C R E S tiled land fo r tru c k w ith th e F ield A rtillery . If you double hung window*. M iracle fa rm in g , UR per acre.' Phone C o ncrete Ce. Suit Elm Ave. . t m an ex-servicem an, you can 781-J, C arl S. Myne*. lieuin a m-vui,’ im eet -to { l.rll*. IV" ‘ VoAie; f f i t l p W ! afnoahle * ts i|rROOM fjjrniihccT a p a rtm e n t' H>20 BABY G RA N D P IA N O P i'ire tea - an re o f a cuif Vcai k*.iignjncni L aurel Ave. W orking -couple m •your own A rm y Afefi tu n a b le . .P h o n e 428-W - or- rul lef erred. l.e a in w hile you e a rn —feretv c th e HOd M agnolia. flight-si pay in hi*lory, free Cotton niattresse*, fond, clolhing (juarlcr* and med­ 2 W A N T E D T O R F.N T full tired. 507 Magnolia ical ra le . You'll have th e i 4 ” F IR E PL A C E wnod, S 3 oak, r eliance in trfve up i.> $2,000 d u r­ in g u 3 - y c tr e a lltlm o n t. 1 3 fal pine, $15 00 a cold. H eater Wood 12. 14. 1§ A 18 inch At m? ob lig atio n to yourself, see your n ea re st U. S. A rm y and HUN >1 lilrvl I $11.00 p c r .s tia n d . W. B. S u a g tit ,\i l t i f. g e rty Wood Y’n rd , I ^ k e M onroe, l l i l l . I . A 1: I I I ? 1./ I F U R N IS H E D o r u n fu n ith ed h n u tt F la. Phone 750-W . • UyrTiM # |.» n ir rtfif! *hrtt . fcfrt o r a p a rtm e n t. J 'h o n t- 1045-J. SEE Jioirtiie Cowan’* Sheet Metal )L PE R M A N E N T S an fo rd re»i- __Work* ’ fur raof ™rnt house in aparthicnl for s.lf, wife, daughter 14, son 10. Prefer to tent but will buy If Price in right. Contact llilltbeimer at Tuiichton’t. F R IE D S H R IM P D IN N E R S ev ery n ig h t a t H om er’*. H O T P L A T E LUNCH Do you suffer distress from *o*c*l • hall *Urt i Wi S , [, f. .. ,I Ifl-'lt i i i | 111 <1, I III l IF * IfUtVrit , ,-i I . IV 1*11011 v i K. | )■>} .! i W ith Its N erv o u s, H iK h sttu n g FeellnR S? A t r t i u i r u u b tr d 12 S P E C IA L S F M V ilC t.S t i t n i»< ♦ .t |* n k ) , «#?I.I>* kkrnK ■ till |i k # v tl^ At tuclv tliru«* l* .# u try r. iTllM.i..,* Vr»rUL)« I r i l f i * *»ICL FM'.p * tefiiii! Wiiii.rik t)HFU>$»mi» ilemaicOe which ) t'liiktiito's cm sim nuii i» » n * t Ui, i.ii* *»lt • uteillte’sertstlv* It ..» ih r m i l il«: ill i tc-fiiiVr fvi 4 ,ii.i.-1al ,.( Ih*- * ti.e* *n ■■ i 1 . . . . ito* 7it,iie*f,r iitjiXA i m ;iT ■ONNIF, M C M U LLEN 'S M atkei i-ii*i.il, ou ih-i I S U m tu 'd i-l-**1 1liitbec Shop up«n Thill *d5y. * _\Yh 1cvu U. duu«k> of tuRciiUsut S tu n ‘ Ik** II lTc*k# you frtl #M ifl* llDBiUiih!* I L IV, W pff; Pain ts.A _to u t ~ c v r x m s r . —n s i i W B H K M B r Ni.W T . v m rr I1LLAK UKISEL Ill l . t n u z ti*» * aitonl n i t Ini,* « n m o n one e l moil - '■ * >i ■*1 Ci l i ’ll-ti*. , 0 , 1.1 W H I S K E > T s t i .i I, u l i l n - I' l t . l CcBi S r o c i - rmmr iiii r n ’iu i .r t It. >f III, ecU le i.f t HOUSE W A N TED To rFnl fu iu is h rd from Nov 1st lo May, 7 o r 8 room s, 2 b ath*, by eldeily couple and nunie. Some ground* on lake p re fe red. ' Will purch ase if satisfied . ■Pend p ictu res and 'description to ™ ). T. W arner, 317 M adison A venue, New York 17, ,N . Y. Monthly Fcnialtf Pains KM ENT S T E P S fo r youi home. F le e e stim a te . M iracle C o m ieln Co. 3011 Elm A ve. Phone 1335, rVripetiiiil l» i " » N IC K 'S P A C K A G E S T O R E S E E L’.s i n l i • M IM EOGRAPH PR IN TIN G AND TY PIN G CRED I'I L t 1(1.\ L O F H A M 01(11 N EW I1ENDIX A l'f ftitiif t«KI TOM XTIC. WABUKH YOUNGSTOW N K ITCH EN AID E lt S IN K S , th r e e ti le s . Tin m ediate delivery. * R andall Elec * If! r$r mimllily sAlif »i «inp to Int.-tlr Itsiic• 11-tt$kaft I4UUlllU dtllD^ljialiir* d i l l S a n fo rd A v e n u e oG /Jia £■ (P inA /uztnb VEGETABl COMPOUB REAL P.STATR I N S li r AN CR M O B IG A G E LOANS RAYM OND M. BALL, R ta llo r . I h t l i l s H d Drokcri a n d -----ice A gen I ARY c a n ia g e *«■! m a ttr e s i p raclically new. Phone 438-W, W A TC Ii II CLOCK .H E P W KtNf 17UU S a n fo id Ave. Plion-- II4 J-J L G IltL ’S hctvji duty-hicyctii, pimmI comlitlun, new tire s .. t ail WIK­ tuirt J l n a b i % i f 1 #1*4 l i i i t i * o*w iti Iliibv Valet fu rn ish e s tim p ilh l lean, ste rile dinu.'f*T.i,T.I deoil.u *il i f l .■ . r rr.5 :tl '■» Hit Ottirii. I •,.,11.0 N ICK 8 ROOSI home w ith la rg e — serccnrd -p n T rtn iH it MUlifc- g a r= age a p a rtm e n t furnished w ith W K 8T1N G H G U SE 'w iin g e r washtw o bnlh* X pailm ent* re n tin g t i n g m achine. $75.- 1VHI2 Maple. fo r $50 00 p e r m onth. S ev cial •hearing fru it tie r* -and well N E T om linson G ain etb o io u g h W ILL g rin d c o r n .f o r feed, grit* landscaped on la rg e e a st fro n t c h a ir *25.00. Phone 80K-J, A- im ! el’l l y S a lu u la y m uni lot. $7,500.00. E asy term *. m g J W’, Hell. Ijik e Monroe. OOD. H EA T ER $7,00. Jo h n D on't pay fu r a n n th e t’a • build ­ Robinson, Box 07, M onroe Cut* EUR R E N T —F loor sender, E a t) ing, let rent* buy th is |ilace f o r Optrttlon, Heaton at de rat at, Han yog. W. R. W illiam s, R ealto r, fo ld P a in t A G ia st Cu. I’hull* Tom C. Bolt, A ssociate, 110 ROSE B U SH E S. 2 year-old field 803.. N orth P ark A venue, San fo rd , grow n e v e rljo tin ijo g p lan t* ; M e l fifty choice v a rie tie s; w rite fu r PARIS AND SERVICE i liiev in color. lot-Pilm rltA Are. Phone 101 O u r tO o u d r i IS SAFE PV a H EASY FLY MONA/ TO 0 2 *RK IKl. H 0 0 -R A Y J * MAH TROUBLES ARE OVUM// pur oiauks e v e s aajt q l uc d to . THE S K V f • 5 A R T IC L E S FOR SA LE Plr.nu Tuhtrig and Repairing. L. I. r u i t JfALTt ?W iO _L K E W aP A rF R W :T !-^JE N T 8 L t i m r g i r a l e i t Cut ta tc whole sa le .d U iiib u ip r t. o ffer*’ novel tie*, tiin d ile s, toy>, g i f l t - T . th rtw d h u y e lt. Globe T rillin s Co. 100 W. F ltg ltr St., Mitm PER POUND. RUNDLED IN BUNDLES, ,— 44.11, H e* e« H -W Show c a rd t--a n d ititth r» 8t|,i, j*»dn i ‘i 4-ii* i Jt#||f«»* t^rf-Atv,ifljf • 1Lilli ’ ifi 4|*e ~ ‘,vtfi trf rMl»Vl»r% T.r* *1 il lr It »ti| ; ! fer'Vgn«% L lin itlft Mifr it ti r f ' <uuilt?.; ooai Or-1), Land rasa. Itw.r.. Iltll JT IC h i r By Walt.Disney. ,\U )i S i iiL*T CLavT *,\ M 3-4TV AN, VtPHlie W uur j T«5P-Vv H ER A LD O F F IC E Cohen’s R ad iato r S hop fo r com p ld e m d ia to r service, lOd Sa. T H A Y E R b eh y . c a rria g e , p ra c tic ­ ford Ave! Phone 358 -W. • ally ncW, rsasonalile. Phone U10. Liberal trade In A term t. The 1210 F ren ch A venue. Music Box, 119 W. First St. Curtain*. lj»ce tablecloths washnl P o h n t 053. ttarrhed & stretched. 518 Mel AUTO RADIOS, Motorola. Salta a and Harvice The Rluslc Box, 110 W. let fit. Phone 053. Raltarlat A HatGrv ('ha.ging. H. U. POPE C. INC, A R T U IIX S W A N T E D H ighest ca sh .price paid fo r ’'used fu rh ltu re . Ted D avis F u rn itu ra lonvilb* Ave. phon# 870, E X PE R T tu t u p a in tin g and bod* rep a ir. A ll work g u aran teed if !■ f U F lh tf 111 A ti!*r li«- t^tf1(alif4 Nijmf « w«* liif * # wet L• Hi Trie *f *I . U n d i d a hrw«|>a}«T f*A$t * Makliifii, r*4*M>!«**»■ IVmRh Ia Haul n»« »i*«n*Er lie-ics »• gtiYtnl rirfiilBlIiiiL Willi,*-* If!)' fiiifirl rttlfi^Jlp . rtt n f-rtirr r *fct il»U Itlh < 2H>0 F rench Ave, ITy>ne 1000 J rterlt til Iti SA N FO RD Ib-auty S alon, 30V I'L L B U Y y o u r e a r reg a rd le ss of P a ik . Phone 1354. M. M rM ah fo e a d l —a ge * o r nw H ltlum -R oy Hesd( 308 on R ptial p e rm ih rn t, la stin g W><K^LL A YOHT FtORIRTB XV. 2nd HL d mo. h lunger, fa,id wave*, tv ‘riti; m n e v i r co u r t ' ok tm ■Blpea Ave. Jest off Cslarv lUIUClAt, * I K IT - I Crmiulnolu A M arhineh-s*. All NT ■I It Office ph. 403 residence oh. 51OR 12. FT. huusu trailer. Xulty eijulp '*; ASH FOR KITllJfOt.R c o r * . w avrs t-irai anlecd. $8 up. ped. Box B, r/u llctald. I V. n /J R lP A , IV fllA N i’i li t XFETY BLUE W1NDS1IIED9 JAM!*, it, p a t im c ic , ROD FTN'( ml painting. Flea as for any inako ur model car. risinorr tim atrx , S m ith Ilro th e rt, -Con Ease* daylight driving. Cull 7 P«>t>( L iv e a to c k , S u u p lie a down headlight glare at night. 8ENKAKIK GLASS A PAINT CO. • Phon# 128 AGIO CHEF BTOVE, hot wai neater, excellent condition. I 1080-J. SEWING MACHINES S a l e s a n d s e r v ic e left’s Sawing, MarJw Shop 1 iv l' f f lQ £ B A M *"* 50RR+ liactor. ONE NICE milk cow and heifer; 13 N O T IC ES — P E R S O N A ! 2 fine'horaea: 1 home, 2 acrea A TTEN TIO N LA D IE S ! . land. For tala until sold. Dyaon. Make a o n e-tlo p service fo r all . Inquire Dr.' Raker's Dali^'. your laundry and dry cleaning needs ' b y using your favorite 8 HELP W AN TED Self-Service Laundry. THE IIKLPY HELFY LAUNDRY 408 W. 15 fit. {H Sanford W A N T E D —N ot anyone ju s t look­ ing fu r w otk hut som eone w a n t IS AUTQ3 tp R SALE go ahead. We are looking for FOR BALE an experienced office A credit 1032 Packard, new motor, net man who I* willing to work to rubber, 120814 Magnolia. Radi (letter himself. Apply In person and heater. to Firestone Stores.__________ 1P40 DODGE pick-up truck. A-l 2 COUNTER GIRLS. 2 kitchen condition. Phone 1108. workers. Contact Mr. A Mr*. BlilCK 4 door sedan, tailored seat Maynard, Terminal GHJI. Job." A* is $500, 417 W. 11th St. or phone 12I7-W. : COUPE. Phone_ 2S5.W FI.OOn BANDING" A finUhlng, AUSTIN after (Tp. M. ________ cleaning A waxing. Our power unit anahlea im to work whara FOR SALK 1038 Indian Chief there 1* no electric conrwctlo.i motorcycle $176.00. Can he seen avail this. 21 year a exporlenc*. aide Sanfoid Furniture, Co H. M. Gleatoa, Lake Mary, Fla. **Hr<L Photta 215. .________ LAWN8 M01VKD. Lew truck, military ambulance tyt Jerry l» rd • Phone 788 4 X 4. seat* 10, insulated bod Refrigeration reach-ln box 7 10 RiiHlnctw OpporlunllieN * 7 x 2»4. Phone 3305. FIRST CLASS service station for OWNER needs rath. Civilian Jeep rent. Now open. In good loca­ 1045. Low mileage, 6 good tire* tion. Necessary to havt tome and excellent top. $1100.00.. J . money to purchase'stock. Writ* B. Leonard, P, 0 . Box 575, Sen Box J . e/o llerald. 9 AOS ARE NEWS Printed In Big Type Uy Fran Striker W ORK W ANTED I,efeh,t»lil n tro iic-H out,K it • oi PATRICK, i s ifttirr# Hi •mttrtiuntil YO|! A11u t»f HKHY UOMM\SIt '*!» t i l r»|<|*rir In %Um t»0 t «»f fO W * •IniiH f l M i tn* i k p i T i fr u H fSmirf M tl* Ninth iadlpirtl P e ttit, .'if Hanfrir 1 | *r|%t.||k*jfrt **<1=j ftI v* r i ’'rU1n, (*» If* FOR SA LE M O TO RS IN N TRU CK ERS REST French A Seminole lllvd, ISTTA KETT By ico n Jioffi'/rvef’otw e/jiA ow 60- 06»tN*f6l-V -.GOT TOGO r— vj— iFOMe/r 'NOOW NATCH CAlt,** Mg.'-KDCS - - - v ----, IS OVA < 1 NiGHr TO ■-** S hcw l .* Paul K o h iiiH o n VrflL MSCEU n w lS B v-sT W f O tr Qce_*y �r r ^ * -i ' - v • ; : . . « . .P A G E E IG H T w i.. I U lltlll» 4 from l-la r IIWl ifU F a b* Of t) 11 tr o C B “ S ' - i!S h ~ K By R. s c o n 's SCRAP B O O K without hriitation, came alter tlir i-“a* ~ weary jurora returned llieir ver­ dict ol acquittal; a verdict that cltmoacvftxrn day^wV*o<tm/Illloh and 19 weeks of trial and l.rougKt a wild demonitration of cHerrinj and whitlljng from the jiljn-packcd roam: SherilfY deputies and Trial Judge Kenneth E. Morrison we.re unable to keep older when t|iectator* milled around, and (rounded each other on the hack in (hr courtroom at the longest criminal trial in American court hitlory came to an end. . The prosecution trait charged that the Iff-ycaf-old hint 21-year-old Hurt were responsible for the ilealh» of Mr. amt Mrs. Overell, whose Iwwliea were found] the yacht Mary h which wan blasted by dynamite on the murky night of last March 16. Now Louise and Hud are freed to go their ways,- and iltty ap-_ parcnlly will Iw separata, hlie ia the sole heir, to the half million dollar estate tell try her father, who' waa head of a lets Angeles loan company, and tier mother. Bud ran atart out #<Son, as he plans to do on a leisurely auto M o l e c u l e , of tour of the United Htates. CHLOROPHYLL. OME An estimated* 12,OIK) persons, almost one-third cf the popu O F T H e T v /O G P lE E N ,S U N L IG H T , lation of. Banin Ana, rapilnl of southern California'* fat>u|ou*ly CAPTURING, FooD-MAKlNG rich orange empire, was within PIGMENTS IMALL <REEH PLAHfS shouting distance of the magnolia COHSIS<£ oF 55 ATOMS oFtree-lined block surrounding the! IK CARBOH, 72 A<OMS J.S C O n II ahsad of A. Robinson throw to Johnson. flUnky raised a Wgh pop to IC**nll*««4 tin s Pane 0**1 airport. Mr. Gruber will act as Rlxxuto. Two runs, four hiU, no errors. secretary for thy project and Mr. , . .. Marign will ho in -eh arg e Y, nV m ormer J. O. g . and the feeding Furillo gathered fn DIMaggio's and tha housing of the men. Mr. Marian statca th at there will high fly in renter. Gregg walked he lwlween C.W^sod 760 men In the McQuinn with four straight called lalliL* .Stanky ran into short, UaiiiUi^^ mi>* of the wght ~fietd lu lutul da 'J eW——*r Trainers and additional assistants high pop. A. Robinson walked. __ ■ m .l_ l l. r IS __ ! J „ 1 * .'.iu in .s I f a f T il i n n n c n r n v til it. McQuinn #to second. PRlxand officials who will reside hctc ' Mmoving ruto bounced a singly off Jor­ during (he training activity. There will a lsi I*. a luiseball gensen's glove Ju st' Inside Ihe tryout school held at the train­ ttyrd baseline, McQuinn scoring. ing camp In addition to the teams Kerens was r a i l e d out on In training, so with the Minne­ strikes. apolis learn, there should he near­ One run, one hit, no errors, ly 1.000 additional men in San­ two left. • ford during spring training Third Inning Dodgers ^ ................... .... ...... —- » - ■ BaVertl hirwTcd &hly Three (iltohea The school and training factL to strike out Ryese. J. Robinson itlca will open shout the middle of also went down swinging after Jttime.. r ‘ r.y „ -ApriL^fnriL*‘according1'Jn"°Mr = tn rT g Walker aeveral walk-' feet Ln according Jo - Mr. j on 4-Ifltlf. roun Atomic Power Giants Coining It'«allas*4 from p ,n Oh | without foundation In fact." he went on. "It la an Important pur-of « » remark* here todayt/T sav Just that, and to state In outline the aelentific and engirt, erring reasons why no one can count,on atomic energy to solve ♦he fv?l problems uf hurofic and f liifla ial'w m ii n ^ O ' f W ^ d e 'Tii: lure. Tlir technial problems are ■<> many ami so great, I.llicnthal said, that a commercially practfruF’W m le power plant "la not ^>sl around the corner, not around two corners." He added: "There Is not any reason to espeet that an atomic r'ncrgy in­ dustry will spring Into being over­ night and make its appearance a* a colossus upon lho national scrpe, displacing at once the pow­ er Industries which now serve us aiuL-diarupling -in -a-f*W_voai*-tha whole pattern of our eonomy. The Want officials met In Ihe M - "rrm anskl lined out to John“It will almost certainly fol; low the course of aupplamenting rather than supplanting existing economical sources of energy sup­ ply. a s to. f||ed out Our (Iha CommUilnn'*) Judg- Iwll of the GlanU, City .Manager |o w>|ker >nJ hould II. N. flayer. Kdwanl Hlgglnl, ment ia that clearly no one *hou center. DiMaggio flird to Herdrlav sound and economical addi­ manager of the flcmlnn'le County manakl. • • tions to power supply, whether Chamlier of Commerce. Ralph' No runs, no hits, no errors, one bv fuel-gcneratcd electricity or Luhlnski. City engineer and Sid­ left. water power. because yomowher* ney- RiChard, City superint^drnt Fourth Inning Dodgrrs in the future atomic energy will of parks. Kdwards singled to lefL Furillo come on the scene as an additional A City crew will aU rt the pre-. for the Jorgensen’s aiiutctuof.aupply. There will cer- limlnarv work tomorrow for he p„ o p M tou k rn b Htirnweis. and lainlv lie ample time lo make whatever adjustments may l>c * ............. ... the arm an d 'ra k in g the ground needed." Ila said that eight to ten ve»r* will begin tomorrow and (hr work 'N o run*, one hit, no errors, one Is will progreaa until the fields arc lefl. is "the moat common estlmal* ----sv111 progres* uiiiii mu nnu* «( the time - limitation raquir*«» H-ade for the-learns lo begin-play u . Feu 11 It Inning -Yankee* McQuinn whiffed. Johnson walk­ to achieve* the first prsetlal dem In January. ed* and A. Robinson struck o u t opsliation. Rixxulo singled, Johnson taking l.ilienthsl also saldt second. Hobby drown halted for • If we don't ««• at It with vigtr Utfrn* and doubled, scoring John­ and a sense of urgency. If we go • World SerjcH son. Risxuln took third. Rightfo sleep on the Job, It will lake a hander Hank Hehrman rrplaeed hundred veara." H •m isses irmm On the m atter of solving the favored hy balmy I/idlan Bummer Gregg on the mournffor Drooklyn problems, l.ilienthsl said the Com- weather that aanr the thermnmet- and walked Rtirnwelss. Henrlch singled ' scoring Riixuto with mission is on the horns of a dl- rr soaring Into the mid 70’*. _ .. . , . . . Brown taking third and Htirnwriaa lemma. , Gold, as wel as glory, hung In ;>MTOn,|. j . Robin ton threw out f irst, there is the .necessity for Behrman covering first." arrreev li-raua*. "atomic energy the balance for the Dodger* and | Two runs, three Jiiu. po error*. unite t present world conditions Yanks as there Is . record *41)3.ruiisttlutra the basis of the most G74.H3-!n the player pool.'Victory three le ft devastating and overwhelming means approximately *70,000 dlf- :------- F ifttrlirn lm rrto d rm u M ’in m* a.iiMiiu to iw divijr wrnpnn-maTT-husrrver devised.** Joe' Tage pitching for New . . . . ,t I_____ 1 t .. .() ii the other hand, ithe J<*’iiiA- rd among the athlete*. It still has York. Imunerd out fltirn| miaalon "la-lieves that this atomic not bene announced how many weisa loStanky McQuinn, Reese* fly waa shares ha n |>ycii voted hy rnrh | industry can never flourish and ; grow and find ita proper plarn club or who will get them. Com­ taken by Ucrra and J. Robinson u n l e s s II sends Its roots deep and missioner A. H. Chandler 1* hold­ lined lo Hrnrich. No runs, no hits, no errors, I wide into ||<e same *611 that has ing up Ihe official word until j nourished lh* automotive and after Ihe close of the Series. A none left. Fifth Inning Yankees other indusltial gianls, the soil goed guess wnuid he (hat. a win­ DiMaggio walked. M c Q u i n n of cninpetllivp enterprise.' ning shares will run around 1 What w the Commission has done, frt.300 and losing rut approxi­ bunted and was out Jorgensen to hr said, i* to distribute the task mately $4,1100. , | Stankv who covered first, DiMaggin taking second. Stanky threw of developments among Industries Most of the seventh gamo. r e .: o(|t Johnsof,f niMagglo moving to and educational Inst It ittlCttrK "once go Into Ihe coffer* of »>'** j third. A. Robinson skied to Walk»«• have broken It up Into hits relpta wliirh rail he -uirged of too *C- New lu rk nnd llrooMyii clulie, earh of which will take home. a | p(o runs, no hits, no errors, one rlmia hstard to aeeurity." I.ill*nthal avid. "The Atomic ■purler of a million dollars o n ' |pf( ' sixth Inning Dodger* ' Knergv Commission pledge* that Ihe Mven-game set This fart will I Walker flle«l to DiMaggio. Ed American Industry anil englne.-i.- In* close y noted by the p a y e rs ing will lie kept Inform'd of do. J « ’ , lh?,r renruary Miksls hatted for llrrmanskl nnd velrypmenU In this (alomlel field." and March salary arguments with bunted to Johnson who threw him the front office. . | n|ll f(rj|L Kward. filed to DIami he added; H rat Inning Dodger* i M a g g i o . ----------------------“Whan, lha Infurmatlon can not *1*1 ,pun.T**®", * *,n*le Into i No* runs, no hits, no errors, lw eotvpste. we will tell vmi (In* i dustrv) so. Atomic e n -rg - I* emir right field, hlanky was caught I nnnr |r ft. Sixih Inning Yaakres business. Ihe oeonle'a business. stealing on a fine throw from A. *"d von hnvo a right to know. Robinson lo * fltlrnwriss. Reese | Miksls took left for Brooklyn. p | urv_ih.in-.thM . unless Indaitrv walked. J. Robinson linftj jo jlc n - .Rlsxiito-wa* snfe-orr a hunt along dor* know, and unless It li s rich who made a leaping two.' th e first base line nnd stole seeoart kinstil aloinlr energy «|evat.< handed catch. Reese- also was lond " Page' struck ‘oul. fltirii'welss .................................... iopment will, suffer, ami w-e sh»ll caught stealing, Rohlnson to Rlx- {walked and Lefty Joe tlatlcn re* have Js'lrd 1n our obligation t«*«uto. plaretl nehrman on the mound for •be nubRc," No run», one hit, no error*, the Dodger*. Ilenrleh - whlffnt -------------------- --------------------------Inpne lvf«ami Al Clark, who hit for Berra, reratml .Where contact with rrlm . K,r“.‘ “ *in*. Y,I^.r^ . . |»lngled »rt.rlng Rixsuto, Stirn Inal offenders was tmuihlc a ' . Htlrnweia* lifted to .Walker In .w elts moving In second. Hatten “serious m istake" nnd that daily »!'ort, right field.- Hermanskl took'w n* rrlirvrd hy righthander Rex routine of prisoners was of a fly ,n ■hf.rl left. J. | Barnev. DiMaggio filed to Furillo. very severe order “far more than tossed iimirrl.andrdly to One run. luo lilts, no errors, ju stified" ’• - - . Uf»-KK who roverrrl first lo retire two left. a V H S S BASKETS Wo imvemTei> rule ? 'The slide ■ S A M U E L .P E P V S W A S U S IN G , o h e A& EARLY AS 1662 ? jury returnrd ita verdict. 5 A T O M S o F O X Y G E N , 4- AYo M S Two of the six wurm-n on thi o f N i Y R O G E K AMD O M E ATOM ury wept unashamedly a* trial Judge Morrison romplimentrd the OF M A G N E S I U M •. C*p I Ht, IU , fro*,, s^iro.. I . . jurora for their service. Home had forfeited more than four months wages to ill-charge their public obligation. They received 111! a week as Jurors. The jurors disclosed .th at the first vote was 7 to 6 fur acquittal tha next 0 lo 3, then another 0 to 8, then It to I and finally (hr unanimous ballot for Innocent on a ll-four counts.’ ~ Jury Foreman J. 7T Porirr, •d to repoiters: "The main argu­ ment was whether they (the O vrrelltl wcie dead ut Ihc lime of tho We aU-« had n lot t f argument on the testimony.” Another Juror, ‘M at' llt-licr,. Santa Ana Junior Coll ege rustodian. summed up hii views: •’The chain of evidence wss not linked." J MONDAY, OCT. G, 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA —T- Overell Trial G . S E R V E AS R E F R IG E R A T O R S IM T H E S O C IE T Y IS L A N D S - N A f r t i S . PLACE FR E SH L Y C A U G H T F I S H IM B A S K E T S AND SU BM ERG E. <H L w hole m w a Te r To Keep The Food ALIVE UMflL ready for u se Red M anifesto * ICnllaaiS r>«m r*ae 0*-|." telling up a new. (.'ntnmuniM orttn u a lio n which srouied in tome b b tm e rs memories nl ihe old Com­ intern the • Communist Interns tionsl foimeil hy RunUii Cqmmun Uu in 1919 in further worldwide revnlutinn It wxi declaifd diV * f M* WATIiaU) MOTOt of * car owned by T. Durkelt Ivina, a controversial political flgyrf. U lhown after a i * ________ f n u a lw e ln t t a L I m I tie r * • w e e b a i* I I a a I t .a s V I L s i l l V • ... I L . s l s e t . e I_ C l. _ P t . L < P ess L _ mysterious blotl hsrt vnrekrit tt'U IhiS'eV-SherHT stepped .tin Ihe siirter In Wi garageI In Etowsh, Tenn. WThe ‘w lvid f o u r ' yrarV ago. in 1K7 explosion ripped b(T his right leg end punctured his body with places of metal. He died shortly after In a middle of Ifie war. hospital In Athens. .At right Is his grandson, Danny, 8, who was Injured In tha blast Police Chief C. O. Ken / I . I . , . , H . . , I C».m4n),.i.y nedy said Ivins "was In office a long lime and made a lot of enemies.' Moscow papers, a ftett prinlin < (International Soundprtofo) _ . ;__ ihi-jl'tlnjA llah -Sunday^, uu Jc-px editorial comment lodsv, llie msnMRH. FDICH DEFENSE Tribute To Hoys Negro Kills Self > - iff.to rallied Communist* of llie LAKE SUM ESS. Oft. fi. t/P) . nine nation foi an all-out fialit | ( ' t i i t i m . r . 1 l i s * m | 'N | f fCWNllMM4 free*#* I’flge OM) — Mrs. Franklin I). Itnosrxrlt against the Marshall IIIp .,(id ovlul rn n s will t e s t i f y Ihe Value o f gorl to. "run" the Sheriff related. to hi Ihe UnilftT Nalions Inday il desciihcd as Unileil Stairs im­ lhi»> Iraiiiin g ill ilia p in g otto's rnIln nahl Mis* Russ was hysteri­ In her arcoml answer to Sovlrl reei.’ • perialism. cal wUrn slie was taken to n attacks on "war mnngera" In Governor W silgrtn! **fl h i -id Communist parlies of Iwo Mar­ line with tl.g enlirnrise and diD hospital bill otherwise she not Ibis country Dial Ihe Amerlran seriously'Injured. press "on Ihe whole la free." shall Plan. nations, France and igenre w liirh is shown by papei Alimit 2<) slate, county amt city *'We niln.il our press system e a rlie r* ill llie ir w m k t lust they Italy, were included. offirrr* converged sulrkly on the hay Ita (nulls," Mr*. Kotmetrlt nlinilld nl.-'i ta k e this in te ir s l in scene of Ihe slaying Prdrn report­ tola Ihe commiltre. "On Ihe ‘ *» "1 la id •nlisl.wl m .n • Meanwhile. In' laiiiilnn. 7» -»*s re ­ tin. • h nid ra n ip n lg tu ." • lacked irdo ioinlnc na ported that western Furnpeio been Mark blackjacked IMo Joining whtde our pres* Is free. We been flen ato r W agnnr: " I t I* hm d ed Jhinl severnlhmidred cltuens governments and inosl nrw«p«|>eM to liii.ignie | l i t t e r nnV of fin d ­ nlsp g slh n rd along Ihe rual road fIlUJiat-lhc_juiianU***-iU-tkU I tlk '-m lllk a i- o i s u i l u i W - B o ware WlUihohljpe rn’miyrnl m. th in g i 'iit:- :ilnmt Hfi1. IU ~~ ~ KoTin r press therefore .outweigh,* the d6e* t.eneral Elsenhower. 8TT~ Elsenhower's’ statement spoke •nnouMec mrtii that FommunKle its wavs Hum Hint o f working ns i t ecntritl floulli Carolina tuwn. distdianlOtie* of a roptrolled of nine nations had organised / newsboy.** I. ir.tm.--i- was “vnrv Mxlu" | l*res»- A eonlrollrd press lflik e of'"tiiKhie pfi<llluPe*exercl»e<i by ltrreitiliivrd .Cnutmui|iiL lntrutis-- g e jm /j Miuio: •iji’o il of Use I'edelL .*ahl, ’ ’a*. Die mob iiiIIIihI nn egg. If tihe pari of It I* Yommandcrs to Iridufe sUbordlnates to Join fraternal organltaHonal_lo -ounose “what new rpuiirr Ihiy* wjuifi) I know, liapleasly without clues. had, the whole Is bad." American Inineilallsin.'-'* Ilona." The Wyrhe report had reMeanwhile, Pellre Chief M. | anil they nro » sturdy,- fine,*'selffarred J o ^ th e fellowship of U.B. Rslatlvelv "acaree heailllnea' an- reliance group, m u jellbet ..upjde Ctcil Chandler and Lieut. Jo h n , Ruark Churgus British comrade*," created to beared In Ihe western pres*. An mi litmvr lit* family illy income I’nronit' or Uiar Diet lutlm nre qui. tlv railed at tht footer comradeship betwren mem­ authoritative Hrillsh Informant aia saving llieir moiioy -toward htmir of Dunhatn, who,- Chandler I said tho Foreign Offlre would U college rdm nll'iii.'’ bers of the two armed force i. said, prrvinuslv hail served a term * II fnllmmni tram l-aae O a*l‘ va the dslaratlnn "close altcn3. "I said that the Army had Kanntor Lucas: "From my own fo r murder. As they questioned u n ihraler under Ueul. Geneisl ] and study. Hon experience as a newspaper l»nv I Die negro nlx.ut last night’s Slay. t-L* (• | | | „ n „ ..i broken many of Its postwar One official sourre said Ihc know that tlu-'i- vOuthltil cltlxcn* Ing, the Chief reported. Di.nl.sm J oh.» ^ Lee and Ihat lh« KuaiV promises to the enlisted men. So Hijtlsh wotihl "search for anv me winking hard mid sanfieing rnn from Ida house an d seiio d a . ,,.o rir' * "w holly rn o n e o u i doe* General Klaenhower." ground* for a foimal romplaliit." h o u r*'of iplcaaure lo serve their slmtiruii. Wyche reported tha only In­ , i p t c l u r r ' o f overflll ronditioris. ft# acknowledged It was d'.'Uhtflll coniinuiiilv and .I„,f. their country, amt 1 I . , u r e s ie . As the offlirrs prepnted to flosej -Kitcnhower m ad e, ihe tf|>oil stance* ^.of broken promlsei - to that government action would l>e I salute their thrift, llieir ■n i , | n lyu„hBni 'ktll-sl himself In- public Flidav nlnna will, a mem. enlisted men were those of sold­ ?. taken since (he Comniuhlsl group pri»e and their pnlrndisip. . i atantlv wllli u blast from thr " uu!,c "l°ng wilh a meino- iers who had enlisted for areas Cotiim iaaloner C h an d leri “ I had .) chandler said ' Jrandum of his own acknowledging other than the Meditorranean but was formed on a political level, tnv............ first................................ lesson* in tlir If. I ......... during i ® - -■ ostensibly at least. .. T h . C hief Mid he found hloo.lv > n o h “ in the ro m n h h d a n d ».y- had been sent to that theater be­ * The Communist announcement my eailv davs as n new»pa|wr cjolhes In D unham 's house and ing he tvat taking action lo t o p cause of the Army'a shortage of c a r rie r.' denounced what It termed "the recruits. Elsenhower said this « M 1 A . L - . ■L i r e * •. 1 . . * * )S * ___ f t * e Luck •S. man. who i. lpresident o. f .w ' 2'.r.fl ro! man . policy of treason of Rightist 8«waa a fault of tha Army instead as ’the who attacked the rfCiEitrnhower lA-ver Brothei* Company, lAlrt-1 said ll.e Itf b n w nr rlallsts," and named Prime Mlnof Lee’s command ami that he l-ridicw. Mas*.) .“America’* ‘smalL ' f later Attla* ami Foreign fleerol>tuine#flmim9—her HfWSimyi— . Coroner ‘Uwl* Miller Hnid he ihe exception ralher than Ihe would take steps to "follow up tary Krnrst Kevin for tho rate- c*t are developing, the qunliliea Dial found fingerpriida ImlwHlded In rule and in no case could be on IL" fory. i "I charged unfalrneaa and have made for America’s gicnl- D.e girl’s throat but no evldenre •'•ceij Jo wrong intent nn the pail A French foreign office spoke* hesa. They form a deep and rich that Dunham h*.| attempted to of the theater commander.** In*lability In bringing acrvlce de. . r 6HK-le.de,* „r tr,r > . ^ 4 . He Mhl^he w i t Ru.rk .devole.r hT» coiumn f„r pendent* to Italy. General Elsen­ tha development was about “nor­ T*«rrmtr agrees. nun row. „ . ,. , . . . today,' which was made available hower mal," liocai.se of Ihe spill between Elsenhower said the principal fi« i Vim r T T 8crl|tp»-lloward newipa'- cause of this situation was failure tho Weat and East. Hi* counter­ Lakp Monroe IhinV1 m 7m hf r V ,f,.r- h ,d ■ny' «'cr»- ‘0 his comment. p art In tsindon said,'"T he Rus­ •'h' '* ''** ,hl* inD hester eounty.l "I^flhnn'ledly," h- paid. »|n of the War Department to, ex­ sians have lien, rooking It up for which hk» never had » lynching. I Wyrhe's n 'i'M 'ffor* ildastc" p la in ’to personnel tho regtona for #P l« f1 ttlH | IrtHvt I’an f Ilia#I •ome time" and that Ibe new or. . 1" , °rd*r» p fc L w M w W " ’ W * Bn,‘ ,pn**‘ hutl U,truth .11 .hr charges hare rhWWf* two years, ago, said Mr. I'ojwt. aiaatlnn was net likely to necessitated by conditions Jn Italy. orderly. , (stood up." "change the international situa­ Hr pointed out that Ihe whole 5. "I chargrd abuse of enlisted The. .Sheidff said tension already' He **M Kisenluiwer'a-statement chauffeurs. General Eisenhower area ha^k of Mpllmurno I* fioorl. tion very much." erl ami at loikc Hell ’n Illatea '^*,1 high because of a murder "knocks the Wy'he report rrank. • 'l l was noted that th r Com “ **"*” Ul*d tmlay In which sided" and that Ihe Chief of Staff admits IL" munlat* strove mightily to avol I where the 81. John* rises. said th at the pracAt a hearing hold last year at__*j?nt.t)fr negro was accused__pf had agreed with R uark. nn .11* |l l c *Elaenhower . * nr . . charge' of Interference—in. of requiring chauffeurs “to points; tha sovr.rlgnty of Countries In- U i “ H5yfiiIr* TVnTlL Was polnterl7l f t y,n» ^ wmrc man. I. "I said Ihat things were wait unconscionably long hours volved. a* they charged the Tru­ out hy engineers that a lock d p " pretty awful In the dlyeipllnary to suit tho social convenience of ranal from Ihc flt. Johns to the I man Doctrine Doct ' and the Marshall P r o p a c t iv it y training camp at n * a . So dpra the officers" aecma to b* an ofIndian River near Tijusvllle would j Plan hava done. fenac “of an occasional rather General Eisenhower." * lowet the fioorl level enough to ' JACKSONVILLE, Oct 0. (Rpe. The Communists avoided the than of a general nature." Eisenhower's statement s a i d prevent auch excessive high watrial)— "Unprecedented activity la of the word “Comintern, Summing up hit reaction to th* minor offenders had been incarer Stalin said after the old • r In Lake Monroe, No action on irxpeeted throughout major vege. affair, Ruark (aid todayi ilnterri was dissolved In 1043 the matter haa .been taken alnro • table producing areas of Florida it th# dissolution "exnoses thr *h* hearing. The c a n a l waa for the next few weeks, ** farm- t t a t - S f'.Russian f i - r ' E TCommun m J? * preparation of land ■•S-i of Commerce ami civic lea<ltni ‘ and the planting or cultivation acted upon orders from Mos from Jacksonville, Ban/ord, Or­ of rrops necessarily retarded bp SO YOU’RE MOWED DOWN . . . . . Communist* and fellow lando and other Florida cllle*. !!!?„, tmd w ith e r ," said William L. Wilson, Director of her*, however, acknowlTry our cool, refreshing In prlvato conversation* Dally Worker gave 11 banner State Markets, today, ■new gTonp, whh ita “in. headline*. Th# conservative F.vr “I have 'spent th* last wfck 2?-' ' ' • .‘i" V , lion bureau" In Belgrade, nlng New# and the liberal Eve- traveling through the producing BEVERAGES. I a “new" International. Right- nlng Star Ignored the story. Tbs areas and hjye bem Impressed ilddle-of.the-roader* did conservative Evening Standard with t>_____ *t the point. carried a N#W York dlsjiala(i *a^'. bulk d j ( # |# V a i r production will BILL’S PACKAGE STORE and BAR London newspapers newspaper* pi plac- Ing aoma Americans be late. 111 have a substan­ n the first page, announcement might mean that tial acreage In th* varioua crops d i l W aat f r r a t Street Phona MO taervativa conaervativa Daily Russia planned to quit Ihe Unit­ normally p r o d u r a d In heavy nd the Colnmunist ed Nalions. volume, ha said. tct - j . . K BciT*. 1 S * | Storm Ib Reported Off Florida Coast MIAMI, Oct. fl. UP)— Tha Fedrral Storm Warning Service said today that It was "watching a squall area" now Ideated about 160 milea east of Melbourne, .Fla., and accompanied -hy winds up 1 :A : MT and dft ifxx, ; w.. mrtrn gusts. Grady Norton, chief forecaster, laid that th e 'sq p a ll arra, “had a very, very slight circulation, hut appear* to he more of a wide fronlal disturbance." "There’* not much to It," Nor­ ton said, "but it will bedr watch­ ing.” tie said that an Army hurrL * rsTHr-tiuTitFr. airplane had flown a lo the *<|uall area early today” and he now awaitrd a report-from the aircraft._ »"Winds of jfale force can hi~ expected out in the Atlantic and it look*-like it will continue on a north or northeast eourae. It doesn't amount to much, but will have to be watched closely." Oviedo l l s s l l s s n l Iran. P aae Three) g rad e m o th ers, Mr*. R oy Flam ­ m ing and M rs. II. D. Kill*, chair- Fish Pond—flisth and Seventh — grade mnthrr*. Mr*. A. M. Jones and Mr*. W. G. Wellman,, chair, men. * H ut Dug* and C offee — T enth grade. iWoShVFS Jd rit. John tDudu ami Mrs. R. W. Kates, ehalrmen. 0 Cake W alk-E leventh, Eighth and Ninth grade mother*, Mrs. W. R. Meek. Mrs. 0 . S. Moon and Mrs, Ijiwsoii Hardy, chair. men. Mr. and Mr*. E. Z. Partin and hull- son, Douglas, of Marietta, Georgia, are gurata of Mr--and • Mrs. -Lawson Hardy and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Tallx.it and children and Mr. and Mis. Marshall, Mrs. T a lb o tt's# t*r «f—Hotnrtsm-and'San An­ toni o, Tex. arc visiting Mr. Tal­ bott's ' patents, Mr: and Mrs. F ra n k -W. Talbott. Mr. and Mr*. Frank W. Talbott and guests, Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Talbott and children, and Mr. ami Mrs. Marshall, hava re. turned after a motor trip through­ out the southern part qf tha atate. Mr. and Mra. Enoch Partin and daughter. Mrs. Charles T. Nib- m lark, have returned a fte r ipending a few days In Miami. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Leinhar: have returned f r o m Daytona Hcarli. Ix-nn Ragsdale ha* rsturned from a business trip to Tlfton. none left. Totals: S ercn lh Inning D odgers • none |fft^' ln ,• no hits, no errors, took -t^ right Yanks, ____________ . F ^Clark lto -f-rt.M M rgfor triTIhe n r-! Hccond Inning Dodgers I Lavagr-tto' baited for 'Jorgensen Walker swung at Shea's first and popped -to.-SHrnwelis. Gil pitch ami-fouled put to McQuinn. -Ifodgea hit fqr Barney and struck' Hnrraantkl smashed a line'drive ! out. ■ •which hit the right field wall on Seventh Inning Yankte* one bounce and *kip|>ed past BerHugh Casey pitching for Brook­ ra . enabling llrrm anskl to make lyn. R'eyse threw out McQuinn, Johnson (riplfct- and Miksls look a three-bagger with a headlong slide, just ahead uf. Berra'* long A,. Robinson's fly, Johnson scor­ ing. Riixuto popped to Stanky. throw to Johnson. One run. ona hit, no errors, Edwards rapped a single Inside tb* third * baseline scoring Her- none left. rli Eighth Inning Dodger* manski with the first run. Furilla drilled, a single past the mound ' Htankv filed to Clark, Reese out into 'center field, Edward* skied to the same man and J, Robinson filed to. DiMaggio,._ _ stopping a t soromi, No runs, no hits,, no arrora, That waa all for Shea. II* waa replaced by Dill Bcveni, a right­ non* left. ' Eighth Inning Yankee* hander. Page tiouiwed to J . Robinson, Jorgenson lined a ground rule double srnleh •kipped Into th e I Furillo ™.rl1.10. took Stirnweiss' fly* and right field stands on one hop l M,V ta took «°n rich a fiy. No run*, no hits, no ertora and scoring Edwards and sending Fu none IrfL rillo to third. Nlalh Inning Dodgrrs Gregg bounced to RJsxuto who 8tirnweisa threw out Walker, -hipped to A. Robinson catching Miksls singled and Edward* hit Furillo at the plate. Gregg reach­ Into a gatne-endlng double play, ed first on the fielder's choice Riixuto to McQuinn. and Jorgensen just mad* third No runs, ona hit, no errors, REGISTRATION NOTICE The .R epU tniU on Book* of th* City of Sanford. Florida, are open a t the City Hall, commencinR Mon­ day, Septem ber 15, 1947, for the purpose of regigtcrinR for tho Municipal P rim ary Election to b e , held on November 4, 1947, and will rem ain open t nch tiny ex­ cept Sundays and holidays, up to and including S a tu r­ day, October 25, 1947. 7 Even In the limited spaoe of a train galley, it's a {few York Central rule that used fats b* saved. Why? Because, folks, our government says every pound of used fats should be f tfr saved to hdp relieve a world shortage that is still critical. Last July, for rxampio, our dining can and commissaries turned In almost five thousand pounds. And We're keeping at Il Bo If you're not saving fats « regularly aa you used to, •ren t you get U ck In tha habit ? Every drop ia still needed I H. N. 8AYER CITY REGISTRATION OFFICER. 1 FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM Try '• TIP—TOP ICE CREAM Wv make our (w a lea Crum, All flavor* Ta*ty — Dalkioua — Healthful . TIP—TOP ICE CREAM 414 Sanford Avanoa Phona 1218 — A v'tr: 'V IA - ________ • itj * •a a . . iiKMimi i :• • 4 - r v ;v a ■rm m \ �'i~T i * In U nlt> T h e re U S tr e n g th — To Protect the Peace of the World; . To Pgoaote the Progress of Amtrlca; To Produce P rosperity for S tnfotd. Nation Enjoys Improvement To County Roads Attlee Plans NLRB Decides Partition Is Promised By Commission FirstTuesday Shake-Up Ih Top Officers » Without Meat His Cabinet Needn't Sign ____ ■ »- —_________ aasaaw— ■— ■■ White House Serves Cheese Souffle As . Senate C a f e t e r i a Provides Mackerel •i By ASSOCIATED PRESS . The nation obtrrvrd itt (ini Jvncatless Tuesday" today but lari* supplies of inrat on band and menua prepared in advance pre­ vented many restaurants from par­ ticipating today. Hotel and rettaurant official* captained that tlieir menui were made up and their meal orden placed with wholesaler* loo Ur ahead for full compliance today uith the President'* "Meatlet* Tuesday" request which was not made until last Sunday night. • • However.'the While House went on the “ Meatless Tuesday" menu with* cheese souffle for the Pres­ ident's luncheon and broiled sal­ mon steak for dinner. T ht Senate's rating place went without mast today and plana 10 allminate 'eggs and .poultry On iburadar.—firHr' Runflrtedr, mmglng aupervlaor for the cafeteria in the Senate Office Building, of­ fered a menu Including: Fried eggplant. Spanish mack­ erel. macaroni and tomatoes, and egga a la d in g . "The egga a la king la minus toast to save bread,” Rumatrdt ex­ plained. In the nation's big markets, there was both good and bad news J ot the consumer. * Wheat and corn futures prices on the Chicago Board of Trade advanced rather sharply, taking in stride the big overnight advance in requirements for margins, or down payr.tania, on all transac­ tions. During early trading whaat climbed 8 to 5 cents a bushel, with the December contract selling at IS JU *. Com w u HP to 2 to 4 It •alleasU aa ra ce als) f Action on improvement o< the Longwood-San Lando Spnngs Road Was promise^ this morning by Counly Commission Chairman H. B. Pope as quickly as drier weather permits. This promise came as a re* *u(i-of-an-appeal-for-improvement to~lh* road by Harold and E r'L . . Ferran who have leased San I ando Spring* from the Orange-Seminole Bevin And Cripps Re­ Company (the Overstreet family) for a 50 year period at a cost of ported Unaffected;$650,000, Cognniasiotier I'npe said that an* Russia Agrees To experimental section would be berry to alluw a right-of-way Talk GcrmanTreaty made of asphalt over clay to ile- through his property for a new termine tf this method will be road authorised by the County LONDON, Oct. 7, UP)-—The practical In the Improvement* on which will serve residents build­ London Star reported lat* to­ the shoulder*. The load was de­ ing new home* In thk r'egion of day that Prime Minister A tt­ scribed by Commissioner Ben l.ak* Tony east of the Seminole lee had removed Fuel Minis­ Overktrret aa in very bad condi­ Driving Park. It wa» pointed out ter Emanuel Shlnwell, Use tion, especially the rain soaked today by Leonard Button, resident chairman of the Labor party, shouhlera. and developer of property In (his from his cabinet in a large H. L Ferran told the Commis­ region that during races-resident* scale gavernmenlal ahakeup. sion that it la the intention uf are blocked off from their prop­ Shins ell will become war the new operator* to publlclie erty by race track ticket men and minister, a Job which does net ami make San Lando Springs pop­ that the new road connection will raery cabinet rank and pula ular mi the scale of Bilver Spring* eliminate all this. -him under-the. immediate sup­ and Cypreaa Gardens. ,54*. Dope ReatffAltlbrf o ff? . T. Brurfh as ervision of Ike defence minis­ said that he realfxed that the superintendent o f t h e county ter, Ih* Star said. spring* and development is a’ big Home was accepted and upon his "A* a whole the reconstruc­ e*set to Seminole county and that recommendation. J. A. Parrish of tion will mean a movement to something must be done for the Orlando yraa appointed to assume lb* right, rather than ta the road. The clay road from the this position, air. Brown stated left, the Star's political cor­ spring* to Altamonte was also that ha and hi* wife felt that respondent w r i t e . "Other described as being In very bad becauaa of their age they were un­ changes will result In a con­ shape due to rain*. able to handle these duties any siderable reshuffle in office*. Attorney L. F, Boyle waa » « '||onf#rti and pointed out ' t h a t a Several ministers will be drop-' quested to contact Uibbafd Cassel-1 ( r sae aiet pcd." Taft, 0 ’Mahoney Talks Begin On Debates"Causes Rail Unions’ Plea Of High Prices For Rule Taft Blames Truman 5 Big -Brotherhoods AndO’MahoneyHits Seek 30 P e r c e n t L a r g e Monopolies Increase In Wages LONDON. Oct. 7 iA*)—Prime Minuter Clement Attlee ptrsenlcd loK tnV tietirg r'V t'lb d ay “ a—plan for a latgr-scale cabinet shakrup which, in the view ol some politi­ cal v-nleit. may m atk-a ciucinl point in hit c a irn as Britain's "crisis" leader. Attlee. whose leadership hat been attacked by both left and right, drove to Buckingham Palace shortly belote noon to ask the King's appioval a hum ility— for changes expected to affrcl several senior as well as ;uniot ministers. A government infoimant said the shake-up would he announced in Wednesday morning newspaper*. Newspapers of diffrtrnl political complexions had said that Attlee wanted to replace.^ Fuel Ministry Emanuel Sbinweli, who was blagsea by political opponents for last winin'* fuel crisis. The report il'n lln u S • Pas* i l i l Board Differs With Own AttorneyAs To Union LeadersSigning Red Affidavits WASHINGTON. Oct. 7 <Ai The National Labor Relations Board ruled today 4 to I that top AFL and CIO o((icrts are not re­ quited by the Tafl-Haille? Law to sign non-Communist affidavits. Overriding an interpretation by its own general counsel, Robert M- Denham, the hoard, decided that msolar as 'bargaining-rlei lloit priMrduirs are ru m rin rd the law (•quire, affidavits only from offi get* of individual uniuns and thru BK*k - _ . ____ - . * - Is Opposed ate . * ■**•. ' - __ _ 1 Cabinet Asks Orange County To Prosecute Drunken Driving Cases • TALIj M IASSF.E. ( b ,. 7 .Ah The .Sale t .b m e t lf.M id v f pul,III Safely today askrd thr ^lungr county tnnunsl m uil solicitor to aban­ don his rrportrd policy el "consistent ir lu u l'' lu 'p iu sriu tr .11 tluii(r> of driving while intoxicated. ‘ Governor Caldwell irLyrd to the cabinet a irjwut I turn Dirrclul II | N. Kukman of the Flon-t* Hivhway I'slivl that Solicitni K-aymund (> Filets maintained a pol-ty uf teduring all diunken driving ilu tg rs to reckless driving. ——---- J---------—• • — ('onvicliun for drunken driving Judge Ware Tells Board He Won’t ■_ United Nations Hears Demand ForEndTo Jewish Immigration •Into The Holy Land It l l HI T, I.ehsnnn, (k l. 7, ' A*» — IhltAmrd sources said the Arab League would plan at s*ssions here luuighl lur Military *uppurl to the Araln -•( Fate* , ' nr ,n J Ihr I oiled Kleltw and (sftal tins airs h««cd on British withdrawel hum th r lluly Land. 1hr ........... also. »«».riposted , to luiog into thr np«n the diapule on a " liira lrr Syria." Falesilne A ntis are girdlhg fur a light, political and mili­ tary II necn » jry , I* 'prevent p*rlilii*n of I’alcstio* as reeom- m ean s m andatory su*uy(oJoii. o f a d riv e r's lire n ic for one y e a r, but a reckless d riving ronvictlrin does not. “ W e’ve talk ed to the county *o. Ilcitur and he tells u« he la a n ­ D «W * D n .|, r . . . sw erab le only to th e people of th e d b c k n um ro u n ty who elected hlmA' thc liov’’ While the boaid has the final ' .'the lol.>iminis said the main e rn o r told th e cabinet. say so on elections to determine n . , ... i tuple fur the A rab 1-eague " I don't know w hat «* ra n do . Ills wuukl l>* aid lu th eir I'a lrstin e Hqion lepiysentation. right*. Den ••xcepl d itect a. le tte r to linn call Letter h x p l a m s ham has the last word on whrlhrt m g hla a tte n tio n to ~the f**-t th a t w e're atill killing an d -m aim ­ the board cap. hear a chargr v-f ing people ill t Ilia s ta ir hy,ill ulik Ihr k Susie! i'niun waa dectan unfair labor purlicr^ Thu. the rii driving'." _ board ran only impose its view T h e e sh ln rl voli-il I toil I he LnV; H - J 1 ii,1:,1’ the- la w only IfiTcises mvoTv~ etiu'ir 'slioulil send L lla is tills I*1 «li the, B uatil id l ixlnlv (’iirnniiis- Nation* Assendil) rnninilltrr oa te r, which I'a ld w rll brtnlghl *1 inv i|uettioni of union repreten- read y - p rep ared to th e m eeting the Kuxslan rampalgn lo "eaiunci* tm lsv lli.it lie will w t pay lation or baigaining rights. "T iie D ep artn ien l of Safety a«l i t • s il Irrt rlaim eil liy the ('m inty poxe Fascism and war-mongert" through effort- ul the aorld Itenhani hail to k rn th e position vises me. that vou rptisislriitly te j "u n til -nine r u llit i i f cimpetent press. e a rlie r t h a t - an A FL o r C W u n ­ file cases c h a n tin g dlivliig e .'1 ' juiitilicliun h.«t m in i in tin* ion is barred ulidei the* law flout Intoxicated Irrespective of e v i­ m a lle i." In a Icllei lu |l,r H usni I AM M t t l A S . Oct. 7 <4*1 using NLRB serv ices^u n less the dence. he levirw - the |tu ir» st i h l r Ihr lies* M l, drill dominion p. A F L nr CIO leader* as well as in­ "I am also advised that III Ih r fees am i -slaty Intan pinir.l the Atab countilCI dividual union o fficers, signed Xepli nil-el lei in o f th e cilinllial am i mitlnu-il a ta lrm rn ts disclaim ing Common- court for H ian g e county, fiv e received hy him a* ( u u n lt Judyr. today in drmsmhfiK (election uf Isiii cases involving pet sons h\ th e lu v rin lr inilcc an d |u d p r n | the piopmsli to paililion 1‘slciline and The board's inajiirily decision n ailirs of Reeves, SfleVd, * Isik , ui uignnt an' inunrdialr end lo w as slg n n l by I b ice member*. S tone and I'liunii w rie n-dlieed | county *Cnuil as Inlluw*: "III t e p l s III yuui li tt e r Ilf Che liv-nh imimgialion into the Holy C hairm an Paul M. Ile rtn g and from driving wliile Intosicnlrd l*th uf , S«'|'1enil«-i l'.*li. hi ss liii'h m cm lw rs John M. H ouston and c h a rg e s to n v k le s s dilvm g you presented tu m e a statem ent I and. J a m rs J, R eynolds. J i . A separate" I .a m advised t h r evidence was ■laimitlsf lliul I, a s Ju d g e id the h'u M hsmmrd /sliu lla h Khan, ro n c u n ln g oplniiin w as, eohm lllrd d e a r to th r effect th at each of C ounty C ourt, *»> doe th e C ount) I'slu tsn clrlcgsle. told the 57by mem ber Alw M urdock. The th ese men was very drunk and th e u f H rituui'le th r siilll f 41880. i, <Iion I'alc-tiur committee of tht only disaentrr w as m em ber J h tie s tilig o f f k e is had willieasca fla n n ilig th a t' I had i r i r l s r d tinAsiemhl) that Conelam l t!ray . to su b sta n tia te llu- fact. sum tlleyally, to tin I m a le m> I inlrd Nalmui Tiwlay'a board ruling has two partition vtiuhl hn a “ montlfotily" "D ru n k en and teckless drtvera r#plv. Immediate effects: a te killing ami m aiuung tcoi inaiiv •'F irst. Billie you linse p ein n lte.l i iiiniiiralile to r tn p tm ot a tftUI1 _ U nless .Denham _ a l t c i s —til. people In Fh rRla. T h n sr c h a rg e * ul iT nrcfi-r th a t ,.^ d is .o ..i..n of ) lr hegl’o state in the United Stand. It u p e ra te a an open - run w ith the* duty of rn fo rrin g th e th is u iS ttri ta> |.ot.1U1u-d, It will fjUc-t in adinlnisti'iing thr Taft-* ^ j . , henvy responsibility. lw iteroasary th a t I now give a Slates. fa litla n tlsell had obtained Hartley la» because^)/. tb« uppu-1 D*naiiim nt «f Fubllc sta te m e n t o | - Dir fart* as tlwy nidr|wndcnir less than two owsllii •4b*. views of Dentiam and *br| s ,f,.ly urgently requests that y»‘< a te , hi my Jmlgl m ent. ra y recs <•>*..,^ Fees, S a l a r y . For: 'i" ' h" n V a r i o u s Offices • '* t»>. i on.d * >*. V*. ««• h.»> SAN FHANCLSCO, Oel. 7, NF,W YORK. Oct. 7 l/P>-ln a (A1)—Dio Hill Hutcheson's de­ radio debate last night. Senator cade* of Influence ai head of Joseph C O'Mahoney (D-Wyo.) Ih* carpenters ran * to a cru­ blamed monopolies for present high cial teat today aa the AFL ex­ ecutive council railed Holly­ pticea while his opponent. Sena­ wood union rklefa to a show­ tor Robert A. Taft (R-Oh»o) down In Ih* labor federation's blamed "the policies of the Roose­ moat notorious Jurisdictional velt and Truman Administrations." dispute. The AFL recessed O'Mahoney spoke from Denver | j u annuaj convention until and Taft from Cincinnati over , Wadaeadav while the execu­ tive rounrll'a I t member* met the Mutual Broadcasting System. ta disease the taagle between "Congress gavo the Pirsidant Hutcheson's aalea and tka-la^Jomfntem BoosIecT power to limit expoits, but by ternatlonal tsevajd. . _ lyertse your |»»llcv aiwl vigorously .STATEkfENTrMost County n m ago i l l fouKir's" |7ailiTis'is piojrcl Alliance of Theat­ 2. It tends lu case- llu- pre*«ur<„ffrlld,-rs.'' II x ,I U S O ax C SSS ••* » • e e ls of 1 lorida u le lee o ftii'ei. - By- Ked Newspa^er fading- to *eiercbe" hit -power he rical S tile " Employes. Ihv61v-~ cm the AFL, now holding its an­ (a t approximately 318 lobe a* Governor Caldwell said D'eie IwiUK paid lui jiiireifii wi nk done,, •■ ■ ■ I hat helped prices to climb highJax Beach Damaged; nual runvrntlnn inasmuch ns may lx1 soma revision In show I ln- C unty Judge set erectors. ‘udt: Vets lu- fee- j C f * li|» | NEWirOTW, net. 7. U P )- The ' " T.f , declared, H IIH H lt some union*, including Uau To­ mure pointedly that Ih* *•>**«•» *» finiii pmhale wot Is ocvnpatioiial, L 1 /V |l t 3 I l l l l t - l l w • Brunswick Is Hit Daily illy Wnrkea, Communist news" Furthermore, r , , , i k . f i t our i r cgovernment CHICAGO. Oct. 7— —Rep­ nin'* teamsters, have threatem-d hunting,' flabiug, uml th«» i>x|Bt*ttkon uf - paper, .u ld foday Iil an editorial l('•■llB■ve ■■ Faas slat resentatives of the nation's railItcenaes, and f«i insanity that the now nine-country organ­ BRUNSWICK. Ga.r Oel. 7. 6F> lu withdraw from the AFL tin. Inei. leas Lewis changrd his position. and uni rants i—oed tsheie toads and of five operating —A squall accompanied by heavy isation formed in Europe by the The CIO ha* put off deriding Commtttlata! waa not anti-Amer­ Cool W ave Reported fnl million is tiled; he ul-o gets u brotherhood* prepared to open rains whipped inland aeroa* the Little Hope I h Seen ’ what It would do ntxitit the affl ican but aimed at American "Big Miluty of I'.’IHI n yeni a- Juii'll' negotiations todgy on the union's lower Georgia coast today after davits until its convent inn, which Buslnese." For Aid To C.lailes lie Judge, lu Tsililltissis thr County WASHINGTON. (V t 7 } # > On Way From Canada drtnanled for changes in 44 wotk- hurling strong towering tides opens Qcl. Id at Boston. Under ♦ “Europe la resisting the Taftagainst the already heavily dam ­ Judge la hy la*. Judge of the ing rules (or their more than 300.* aged popular heaeh area nqar Denham's ruling the AFL and Hartley foreign policy aa the County Com r for w-liiih -eivu-e I I - ' “ I >lr Druvilllicnt. V S ) t l g it t l T A L L A H A S S E E ^ O ct. 7. t-V> By ASSOCIATED FRESH I■•l -J»irp Hal l i i g r l " foi -i»ie*v *nhounI’lO were given until Oct. 31 to Itrn irsen laU v e* u f Jlucxled Faint he 11-r riv r - I, -.iliiii . f y.MHt UI -I Vital American tsode union* are resist­ Jacksonville. Octolier's midsummer tempera­ 1)00 members. ing the Taft-llartley domestic tures oyer parts of t he midwest i a set ' ..I'SJffnm il) p u n f . n r o i i t j -.' il. x i . t t " * r i l ttod m lav An advisory Issued b> Ult MlJ comply. A carrier spokesman said the 11,' ncTi. I la iin W riT r ciwafn- tuitfi j e i s r nfiiJ policy," said the editorial, which w rta.'pn f lu' uriy nut^tocliy. Hie proposed changes by thr brother- tgiir JVcnlher HureatCTtuday said __ C.lr ce ltJin tic s received little encouragem ent VsI in tile County Coin l This 4 .I I ,q ,|r - drsiyxrd I. was headed “AntUYVall St. •« not Weather Bureau said, in fore­ the dlsturbanre, born In the -At­ 300% More Wheat , *Hr, —ilrp I . y lu , irn l, rmfit.iyec ,, front sta te uffirial* .Qxlay in their doc-ket lee I- paid liy epeli defend- t-iIll si hoods, trpresrnting engineer*, fire­ i-qnlantic, would derrM**b_alowly mt • Anti-U, 8." ' , •• emergency «*d art! llu ally ra -e ys|?r'iT- iViiV'J’U’ud' , , , casting a'ro u ] w a v e 'o n 'Its way men. conductors, -trainmen and intensitv ha It moved oorthw'atd "To call such resistance to big from western, Canada. .'Used B y Breweries rffrdYa-'WNwWh guilty, forfeit a I,.ml.nl ate von ‘" ,.1u' r ‘ J front the federal government.' arroaa •fHurgla. bminota. ‘AnU-Aniarican’ i fa aa Ih.- Count) Htrsa pnn iple* class as *«• “ I don't want to wr^ bjanket virte.l by .1 jui) Mild temperatures] temperatures, however, f»witchmers. would cost (K a ^ lm a d . The -advisory said that rather •falae when applied to Europe aa continued over the.southern and at eilimated $1,000,000,000 an WASHINGTON, Oct. 7", lAI— this thing but I 'd o n 't want to I»ny«C llu^tlmki't fn* nitty ulmu n m u lt ii«k«" fftrmltri* n| ihf Corn* heavy rain* and squalls would con­ Jho Internal Revenue repented to­ create any undue mitinilsjn about »lr frntlaiit u N«'4|u»l|r«| )*) K |Uf > OtUlUAl, N it I* when applied to American eastern sections of the country. nually in operatini cotD. I 4vini n iilils tinue ovtr th* Carolina* and ad­ day that breweries used almost getting monof," Governor 'Cald­ *ir ..a 4L . . • I, a t ........... a a . aa. labor," the. editorial said. Ole _______ ca»e is dixm la.ed; t h e n 4„ j. 4n "h sh* ilu* a l* Temperature* dropped from the The pt*(jotcd chaniei involve jacent -waters and over north ^ The newspaper also said the north Pacific coast across the .411 thro* limes as much wheat and %'rry Irvt uf I!»•"««•. In* , . . .1 m* well lidd a large delegation of ICwBlIaae* ss r> sl s u i Georgia today. Small craft y a rn ­ wheat product* in July and Aug­ south Floridians attending Icxlay s #•n r««# Mai ,«•» cloti* **««lilMifi Hill, priiunt " t a t * Department-was intervening northern Rockies and In portions ing* were displayed from the Vir­ l»f|ir)f(| lu |»r** iiKinl'f I $ oi tuc|l "against the Independence of of the Dakota* and upper Mis­ ust this year aa In the same cabinet meeting. ginia Cap** south to Mavport, a months of IlMfl. Increase Is Noted o th e r. nation*'* and added that sissippi valley. | * ui In tfl% in | Gali|wrll told the delegates i fe few mil** northwest of Jackson­ . American people should "welcome | ilir inlrifilt 441 - « loiritfit |o>fin* o help the save-food-for-Eur- Flniida Senator* Pepper ami Hul- IvO iK lH A n * \ lO H Cd The mercury climbed to a hot In Production Loans ville. this overseas ‘resistance to the 02 In Des Moines, la..-Omaha, drive, l»eer ■Industry 1 leader* land were going to confer with Folic* Capt.' Rex Deaver uf liy Rising: Waters »•'»•asm* erpwd which la rooking him N ebr, Fhltlipsburg, KanV, and said Saturday they will recuntI'rr a id rn t Tinman tomorrow al»oil A malarial Increase In .the Brunswick said damage was alight tread that the nation's 450 brew- fl)r nituation and suggestrtl a I h«* |iMitcipli v thr 4l**narirn«nt and hi* family and trying to Tulsa. Okla., Monday as the warm •uni, kuyfmi t|i«> «4|>rr*(lon uf wreck* hla unions and democratic weather of last weekend contin­ number of loans mad*- hy th» In that area. No Injuria* were rriaa olirainale use of wheat slung .............. T A l.l. A IIAS.SEK. O el. 7 i,1’> co|l>Vtion of . flood dam ag e pic­ Florid* Production Credit reported, he seld. He eddecj thet with tablq grade Vice, and release ture* cuntpliod by the Everglades Blow liberties." — -------------and tecuirenliiD't'-emati peraonncl »*eu»lty'bo ard ok drainage ued. In Wllllsten, N. D., However, Central Association' for th* first nine some tree* had been uprooted but iiiYrsliirdlinK *'> t myesterday’* high waa >47. The month* uf th* year a* compared that damage otherwise “was In no sll wheal stock* on hind or con­ drainage district be airmailed lo ta in s .s in c e the Septem lwnr Inirri*! M •cane atill are making it tu-rsfixary I pl<>)'es sit*peeled of Iwlng bad tf<* trasted for. rooler weather waa expected to I be Senator* for thalr U*e. New BIdwr Suffered with a hlko porfod last year is wav serious." for soiit* south t.'eiitial Florida; *4?dy risks and thr recomm*niling Th* Revenue Bureau said brewspread over the northern sections -shown Southward, th* squall rolented In th* financial , report travelers Its lake llm Lug w ay. ul Mrctelarv of .Stale Marshall pounds of ♦B y China’s Economy of (ha North Central atataa today recently i i i t »hi Wa*fbJr« by after threatening another heavy rriaa _used 773477,6Hd _ last July and Aug Record Increase In aftnind Iwvaiue of Inipasaalde whether Dmv should lw dismissed. various grains and over the'entire region-tomor­ pounding against th* Jacksonville ' Till- ipvrstigallou has gone on N A N K I N G , .Oct. 7, UP)— row. Population Reported roads. Beach area, where 'oceenfront Chairman Elgin llnyle-- of the for several month* China'* already uncertain eco­ communities last week suffered total loan* wore $831,116 and net To date, Die department haa uclion to 17476,504 barrels against Road Department,, who last nomic structure suffered new $1,000,000 damage. WASHINGTON. Oct. 7. (<17- Klnte earning wero $13,220. fired t:l employe* as I,ad risks hut KOREAN PROPOSAL 14414,032. week, repotted slnitil di mage of blows today In the-wake of news Hundred* of volunte«r* worked The Census Bureau reportrd lev During th* paast 12 months tho LAKE SUCCESS, Oct. 7, UF>million dollar* I" Die state on tecousidFratiun allowed three of government raver*** In Man­ with Navy and Coast Guardsmen day that population growth in h MAYOR QUITS Tho United Stales waa reported Association baa added $18,184 to throughout highway gave this picture of these to resign "without p itchuria. yesterday aa th* high? 1846 exceeded that of any year in uf travel aystrni Ita reserves and aeeumlaled earn­ jo.In e" ao that the net total of conditions: - Commodity prices climbed an today to bo finally whipping up a ings. Membor-ownad capital also •at tide In th* memory of many II aai Bess sa rs a - Sisr history. • DALTON. Ca.. Oct. 7. (A l-T he Road 54)4) Ix'twern Mellxiurne average of 10 percent while the proposal that Korea — under tho has Increased. realdenta lashed a t a*awa|la. An Increase of 2,279,000 last and Kiaainmiee la closed lwcau»e mayor and two councilman re­ nation'* Inflated currency contin­ watchful eye of tho United Na­ Highest winds wero reported 65 4TIDSSING ACCIDENT year boosted the total population The Association, a co-operative, ued to dwindle in value relative tions—proceed with croatioa of Ita oparated and controlled by the mllka an hour In aqualU over the signed today- following a stormy of the U. H.. including armed for­ of high water nine miles west of FORT WAYNE, In d . Oct. 7, session of city round! last night bwn Independent government with­ Mrllxiume at the St. Johns River. 0 the United State* dollar.' i,Fi Two persons were killed growers and livestock man who Atlantic, In which sympathiser* with five ce* overseas, to 142,073,000 on Riail 72 Iwtwern Arcadia and and five were Injured, une crltiThe Shanghai black market in the next few month*. An Amer­ us* It* financing aorvtco, has of­ last Jan. I, the Bureau aald. discharged union member munici­ ican resolution embodying the pro­ Sarasota still has high water, hut (.noted 83,000 Chinese dollars to fices In Sanford ap4 Orlando hnd pal employes forced - thalr rein­ , Population growth alnce lh* last will lac rrciprnrd in lhe"nrxt- few rally, today wlicn a Fctmiylvtnla , 41, a spec tacular Increase of S3,- posal and aimed pt breaking • a o r v o a six Contra! FIlorida Market A greem ent Railroad train struck a road statement by blocking exits from census of cqpnl I, 1840 waa uea- ■lavs. two-year deadlock with Soviet 000 sine*'the government began grader at a crossing four milt* counties. Ih* chamber. union In an ad­ cribed a* "u*u*uaily great. '—II.' Russia over Korea’* future will Conner's Highway, Road 7I6, Reached On Citrus vertisement InTho suffering military setbacks in the be reedy for submission to the the Dalton Cltixan 000.000 or 6.4 percent for the six twtween Canal Folnt and 2i)-3lilr northwest of Fqrt Wayne. China** northeast three day* ago. United Nations probably this and three-fourth* y ear.. Earlier report* to th* sheriff's LAKELAND, O ct 7 . 0P|—The today charged that tha five workItinerant VA Service The market opened this morning week. This compared with an Increase Bend haa not Iwen reopened and office wrie that five persona bad F a d a r n ) Marketing Agraamant era" w e n discharged- because of of'less than 8,000,000 or 7.2 per- water la rising again in the area been killed - the engineer and at 7SJ)0Q Chinas* dollars to $1. their union affiliation'and not for Returned To Sanford committees today adopted a tan- Inaffldtncy, The government c o n t i n u e d , cent for the ten full year* preced­ where hundreds fought to save fireman of the locomotive and TWO KILLED straining dikrs ten days ago. gortna marketing policy for tha however, to retain the official ing April 1, 1940. JERUSALEM. Oct. 7. (*) — Duo to th* largo numhor of vot* 1847-48 season which predicted it Iluad 7m eastward from Lake- Dow pa-M-ngers. one a tail road "open m arket" rata unchanged at British official* announced today ■rani JAP TREATY asking tho a*si$Ubc* of th* > \ -V v port I* Inpassalile Iwcausa of employe. would ha necessary to restrict 48,400 Chines* dollar* to J L buy- that two men were killed and four KING FRANCO? The collision derailed the loco­ Votorana Administration contact tangerine shipments te all* 310 water and mud. ™g, and 50.200 to f l , selling. motive and thtee cars of th* WASHINGTON, Oct. 7. I* > other persona wounded last night reproaentativo, 8ahford has been and larfRtr “for almost tha entire Road 60 Veru Reach and lak e MADBID, Ort. 7. U P )- Th. tr*lJi,i!P«aling_h.x L t m f t r t — by a bomb explotlon and Minister HerIncluded on on* of tho fow It duration" of t&g marketing sea­ Australian Foreign UREN FIRED ON lad an -President f ov*r«mai»t-*a«Uolte4— Sp*«l»H .W ain la closad-tu-Uaough-traffU Wayne and Grand Haptdi, Mich. U rt V. KvsU-ealle, uent shooting near Kfar ar Slrkln, In ant routes left In tho atata. son Iwcausa watar Is a foot daep at d aald he atreaapreaa r*f*ir*d to G*neralla*lmo CIL 2s=?KiSft «V r( c KueS.l r pUln boService will T ^ g lv e n aa usual Th* committee! alao recommen­ Truman today and the Kissimmee River. - Queen ‘Mother HeUa of Ro- tween THE HA.NKLNTLAN Tel Aviv and Haifa- Prl- at tha ShortfCa office In the ded to th* Secretary of Agrlcul- rd tha urgency of settling west Francisco Franco today as "chief Road 206 twtween Crescent mania, whoa* son la King Mlhai vat* Jewish source* said ail the Pacific problems and writing a of-tho kingdom,11 ra th e r than a* Reach and U. H. One south ot •TUPELO, Ml*#.. Oct. 7. (At— Hous e on th g .flrtt and third I, told a U . & army officer yesiyo of each month from 8:00 tiona bo oxtendod to covar th* peace treaty with Japan. Evatt chief of state. This caused new Kt. Augustine is closed because Representative John E. Rankin tarday that two Russian fighter tadf the Incident might have .... (D-MIsa.l who geek* to fill th* to 4:00 P. M. as long aa tha O ct 13-36 period and that grape­ told reporter* that waa tho main rumor* that Franco planned to of high tide damage. plane* fired warning bursts and retaliation fo r,th a killing of twp Senate vacancy created by the late funds and personnel will fru it' restrictions bo tightst * purpos* of hla White House visit, reshuffle the government soon Many spot* on Road A1A be­ forced down the ping* on which young Jews last Saturday Digit­ perm it lie ha* bean attending the United and make himself regent. slightly for those two weeks. tween Delray Beech and kltarfll Theo (1. Bilbo's death, said la tt she waa flying to Zurich from al legadly by Arab*—In tho Nations meeting In New York and Jleach are washed cut by high night In hla opening ram palgn ad­ Bnchareat on n vacation.. dress that only the "Rankin Plan" ACHBBON NAMED plank to rtturn th e n later to­ KIWANLS NOTICE tid*a. MRS. M. CLARK DIRS could possibly cure Europe of her day. » LOBERT ON A t t TAFT IA W HEARING Word waa rocolvad this mornThe speaker for th* noon war-born ills. WASHINGTON. O ct 1, 0P > liana Lobert, New York Giant WASHINGTON, OeL 7, ( * $ - Dean Achaaon, former undersec­ Ing by Mrs. 0. C. Gantt of th* luncheon for the Klwanla Club The Rankin Flan, according te AIRWAY HEKVICE VIOLATION CHARGED baseball official, will appear aa a Tho Drat hearing of National Lab­ retary of state, was named by death of Mr*. M, Clark which tomorrow will be Sam Siegel of WASHINGTON. Oct. 7. W>— Ita creator Is aa simple aa thlat , special guest or Relations Board sine* Ita re­ Prooidont Truman today to bo occurred lit Columbus, Ga. at noon CINCINNATI. O ct 7, MP>—Th# llalM * City who will apeak on Th* Civil Aeronautics Board open­ . "Let Ih* people of Europe g tt atrom'a ’sport* program on Bta- organisation under tha Taft-Hart- chairman of tho United States sec­ yesterday. Mr*. Clark had boon American Newspaper Publishers th* g u b j e e t “Paleatlne," Mr. ed a hearing today on an applica­ out end go to work. If they need I WTRK tonight a t 8:00 o'clock. lay law ondod today, with tha dis­ tion of tho permsnont Amtrican- a resident of Sanford for 23 years, Aaaoclatlon today charged the In- Siegel la a past Lieutenant tion by Florida A i r w a y s Inc., te more funds, le t' them float Ihtlr tion Mf. Lobert will outline the prog puting parties agreeing to seek Canadian Dafoaao Board. Acheron but waa roaldlag la Columbus a t UrnaOonal ( governor of th* Ktwanis organita extend ltd feeder service In Flor­ own bond* against thalr own rouaram af areata for the building of oettlomoat without furtaor board succscdi tho late Ylortilo LaGuar- tha Umo of her death. Burial will tire civic leader ida to 16 additional citlas In a■ try, and obligate their oars peathd Giant camp in Sanford. be made th a n . statewide agament Relations Act of 1847. la th# state. *■" . : •« ...... L - Reveals Security Rules On Hiring J S b t 1 ‘ . .L . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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T H U R S D A Y , O C T . 2, 1 9 4 7 P A G E E IG H T Frost Hurts Crops American Women Have Made Great Strides During. .E a st .Tlwenty-Years MMMnflflM __ •*. *• . .< ✓ V K A TH K H ForrcHtal Speech r»alla<ms Irmm r ear .°e*» re*— r» » f B we e c : r a a a o B s i r f * ,e v e ,fN w S 8 r Itoil ana By ADELAIDE KEKR due to a combination of social and T his theory, a* an interpretsthat the crop hat been damaged AP Newsfcaturea Writer economic factor*. The Women'e of history,, which pretends American women,* celebrating Bureau of tha If. 8. Dept, of Lab­ lion in all but the aouthernmott counts til l»e, ha* no validity,"..the now . (he twentieth anniversary of Na or. after in!rr»W »>g «h»n Defense .Chief xaida “M a n ^ U s a - M tea. Expert* laid the .da rial' Business W om eJa W e c k A (JJ,*1'll eaplngad ta DMA. m g w f i i f g M i w i w '—wwMM r 1* inning Dodger, ipuit. it w u *t QUC i t J c u ffU) ll- lJ U t UMt M u n e « 45 in ten war-congested area* long li-fore there were either InI— planting necessitate! by k- cool p e r i o d which contained' their located throughout the country. dultrUlliU or business managerr.' ever be able -to' greatest business, professional and found that 84 per cent of thoae, «Am#r|etn bu,tnea* doe* not •pimg. polltiral advance. It also contained them. They never did despite * want war and neither do*. AmerFruit, aoybeana and vegeUbl* the hottest and most varied-crit­ who** wrant'ed to' work two-run hoiner by Joe DiMaggio I if. n |,b«r. American business ha. crops also were damaged. County icism—especially of "Mom*—that war had to support ‘ r ; [supported IU government, as h** and the-first pinch-hit homer in Agriculture Agent J . C. Hedge tha women of this country ever married wotften constituted more American labor, in war* which at Youngatown said much of the received. Sariet hiitory. by Larry Berta in than 33 per cent of the female lab­ were forced upon us by the mad­ eorn crop in Mahoning county National Business W o m e n 's the tevenlh. was damaged and peache* were Week is sponsored Jiy the Nation­ or force and women were the ness and fantseism of 'totalltanTwo down and perhapa only twin frozen on the tree*. Temperature* al Federation of Business and beads of 16 per cent of the eoun- an leader*.''— — — -i' -to * 6. the Brooklyn Club had In Ohio ranged down ' to 23 at Professional Women's Club*, moat tryrfs families. . Many experts ex­ Forrestal said American Indus, pect the 1950 census to reveal a (ounted on p (♦turn to home areneLancasUr and at east Liverpool, of whose 110,091 members have try has, spent more than , 20 bil­ r» to wipe out their illaaatroua ex­ but most of the heavy com pro­ built their careers In th* period marked Increase in the** figures. lion, dollars In the past 20 month* perience* in the Bronx where ducing areas Ilea to the weat of alnee World War. In that period _ on capital expansion,, an Invest*. they ram* apart at the aeama yes­ Lht-ju: town* and the temperature* th*” United State* women’s labor ment that war would impair. terday with an exhibition of acmi'reading were not ao low In the force virtually doubled—from ap­ “There la not a man In this midlhif Ih-laklnk'a IO-5'Thumcoin areas. tl a.llssn i l i w rsae proximately 8,600,000 in 1020 to audience who 1* not desperately mtDr. WatU said, the patlfnt a conOfficials of two wrstern New 17.310,000 In early August, 1047. anaiou* to see the world etnhat* all pedeLines police atu; Inea of poll York state packing plant* callad Of these, 18.880,000 were working on a century of peace and of •trianx ana within two hlorka or the rian* wii ’ emiilldrtll'lanslon. the tomato erop a "fallur*” be­ and 830,000 looking for-jo b s.' ball ill park, demanding a ahow of In an interview at th# Ulh as­ reconstruction and repair 6t the cause of frost and an unfavorable terrible phyaltal and spiritual . Today women constitute almost ticket before a "person wax per­ spring planting season. The total 20 percent of thoae at work In the sembly of the International. Col­ damage which tnanklnd suffared mitted to paaa the temporary lege of Surgeons. Dr. Waits, who yieldja estimated at 40 to 50 pgr United States and are the great in the six’ year* of war,” the era. Despite the Dodger drubperformed the operations nga, a full houae of tome 34,500 TUB HOME PLATE AT THE Yankee Stadium In New York waa a mighty buay place in the fifth cant under last year, and tha crop majority of workers In a num­ Dr. Walter Freeman, he gave this Secretary said. ber of bccupatlons. They form fana waa assured. All reaerved inning of the first World Seilea game, when the Yankee* brought In flverun *. In the aboye picture, termed the worst in 27 years. “But I also bellow that no on* In Atlantic county, New Jersey, 03 per cent of th* secretaries and report on the result* of his case*. aeata and boxea had been void lung Jo.. DiMaggio (extreme left), having just acored, looks bark to watch McQuInn crossing the plate for Twenty-five of thalr form*! in this audience will di(fer with the frost waa reported to have •fo and elub I’realdent Branch another run. Rlaiutd (10). next to bat h typlits, 90 per cent of the medical patient* are regularly employ, this atatemant: until all nation* ' ‘ - to j| 1Mat H third. w y Meanwhile, i i l — hold* up’ hlaI hand atop -Johnson Dodger Ricker had to turn bark aome 83.­ catcher Edwards keeps nn eye Oh the field action ami pitcher llranra (at right) runs In to back up sharply reduced tha sweet potato laboratory technician*, 08 per cent ed, 8 to 10 percent are *mployr<l __ . are willing to accept tha prl :crop and coat farmers thousands of the professional nurses, 62 per 000,000 to fana whoae onlera could the play. The Yanks woij. 5 to 3. _______ (International) * 20 percent (women e „f .— ,h , ------... rule bf . ­law rather , .___ _ , .ejpj .r— of dollars. Tha county agriculture cent of the bookkeeper*, accoun­ part time, — pot be filled. agent, John E. Brocket!, said tha tant* and cashiers, 42 per cent of patients) are able to keep house,^ban the rule of fore* it would Faced’ with the overwhelming •ion” ol Greece by Russia** Balkan temperature dropped to around the (tore clerks, 04. peC-^ent of 20 percent ar« able to remain ^ #| foo|Ub to risk unilateral mrldcnre tluit only on« flub. the 26 and 27 In aome communities th* telephone “operator*, "TT par horn# but cannot P*” 01™ •ny|disarmament *» It would bs to satellite*. ’ m t (Hants, ever reeoveled fiolil -bollah fir* department* In tho and that It wa* thr earliest rent of the laundry o p erativ e 47 duties and 25 percent atM H m II mmi I |i«m l*#M * (li»*) \faatla»e# !»•*» !*•*» < > »*• fbuieie. Delegate T. S. laianif two opening loasea hud Went on to »we operat(V*aMn'ao4•'mnuu* fro-aF, t*n)ita memory. . res. vln a Series. Manager Bart Shot lliC./W irtah- M vIwh-^l^be-Jrer. aurctlr-mwcuaewi AUsanw. Bulgaria 111** k*>-» aww n e w Hr ports on the mfdwrsterti corn! ' _ tHqa»k “ ' ' ^ (h h k ld *the tiff* ARcnry. C. Kenner, •-ton.. ot - the 'anu Yugoslavia of iM|KinnCiliiy peak of $2.86 Vi laefori recediding crop were somewhat more favor­ ton manufacture, '98 per cent of sibW cis were patianta in mental I General George th* dressmakers and seamstresses c•Tj q . a. •i - . . L.j.kos name of hi* starting at nla atari _ pitcher .. ibn * mwubefer* th e ' operatold the ordnance men »ha» vlrr lle-drctarrd in r(fact: for “the border. invasions ihst aomewhat. able, however. • outside factories, 00 . per cent of r W ^ l the Brooks came out to .take batf 'T ? enmmartHer of stratsvle alrriqw**. I. Any tolulion of the Pales the operatives In knit good* and have taken place in recent months In Indiana the Weather said v * 1 . . * a..-n.. .ii m.toriai Af W^rM'War* The Cilirrns' Food Committee, tln r practice. The operation, I IMP l»|A a •flrat ••— * j . New aod had been applied to line question would ie«|uiie en- in Greece," and said .there was meanwhile, advanced plans for fio*t had practically killed tender 00 per rent of tha boarding house tth a wire loop, but now umw . • •«.— keepers. with a Wire loop, but ,now_ | w a r " W r o k e ^ o u t .- _ suggest'd that tha balding apbla between the forcrinent measures.­ ‘no justification" for such attacks. an "all-media" campaign ol sp|cad crops In the north and there was some .damage in the central Computanta on th* number* of with a knife, severs maker# of almMn# .pronriler* atandt and bate linaa and aome . 2. Paleihne Jews weie lesdy to Tailang told the Assembly's 57 these-slogans over the land:-. araa. Immature or wet eorn and woman In the teaching ranks vary in the whit# matter of thejfrpn. learn # new trail? *n such an 203 new1 box aeata were added nation - political-com m it tee: along both foul line*, slicing about defend ihrmtrlrrt, nnrr they at­ "Buy wisely. e*t sensibly, waste immature soy beans were dam­ from 76 to 88 per cent,* but they u l lobe. These nerve* ar* th* event sine*, "w* pkohably won t "W# certainly cannot accept lip. three fret off the play log aurface tained independence, and would .claim that- berapse the United nothing"— especially giain, meat, aged In the north where consider­ are unquestionably in a big maj­ pathways which tranaroit worry u«o tt>»"i op our new combat able cutting, up for ensilage is ority. In the field* of higher t o . th# gray, -matter, aom* or elreraft.” although tha right .{laid .foul .o*q»eiale-w ilir'Illy UN enforce- R ules and United Kingdom, gov— « education woman' now serve aa which degenerate, after »h* J°P* r t l ChlJ 207 feet from. the meol agenc). . . rimin-ole have given aid to the rgfcs and puultiy, and "don't atari repotted. president of 84 eollega. J l l per g r a jl o g ^ ^ t i e n t will quit worthe next war in your gatbage c a n .' ■plate, it la nut eaiy for inflhanded Greek government, the nrighbois 3. .The minoiuy recommends --------- -----------rjrtng about the fulur# anfl^m J I * aided by a Inbotomv than r m t'o f* ~tfnrroUflf*~«i!d"unlverxlty hitters to smack homer* In the justified Iherel.y therel. The committee ltrld._ill--- (if. V ir v i r n n i iT t i of ‘Grcerir 'f*-*** a ir JusimeU eurgeons reread In the of UN.SlO llfta .a . frtlr u lif .t l t o -g u e ar im'<r n w ini7iri~TIiH bc inerting in thr White Moysr yes total), and aa president* of 6fl for th# moment. Testa have show it l«» Dodger park. The high fenres —*rhh—ttx -ru rrtn g xurfurp-- TtiHt stair in Valcsline was entirely opposition ill Ureece, . 7 ’ r" However, — vjunior co lltirs (13 p*r ccntU in that th* operation does not afr otwration. he .old said »ho tho K .K lta,,,* fian race Oa»t Dr. tridsy as President Ttutnan called 1030-40, 420 (or 13 per rent u fth e feet a patient'* intelligebco, makes balls take unexpected ho|.s "unacceptable" evrn as “Such a claim, if adfhiltrd by operation wa* limited In scope, bam hnwer he was “ for him." doctorates. ta topped by a high Wife- acieen ‘ Walt* us, would lead tu intrrualloual on Amencans to conserve I0U,• »* said. t . na as many persons suffering from 'Tuhtrary to th* view exnreae- total) reem ed * * foi discussion. along Bedford Avenue. anarchy.” Dr. W atts, who c^ | v a rio u s' f« £ n . o f Insanity w .r* 000,000 Lushrls of grain for Eu- ed by Senator Taft (R-Ohlo).M Some standouts climbed to stel­ r the operation for the < I| with emotional emotional tentenper on tn* c»|>wr***.o». ------bMaMd wi,h Tsiang described the llnlka.i t»l»e by putting less bread on the Hendricks told a reporter. ]t la 343 fret to the teat* along . LAKE SUCCESS. Ocl. 2 (AY “I lar position* aa th* heads of cor­ proldem as “an ideological cun. porations, department stores and the left field bn* hut the- distance think college presidents should does not Inerrasr, ranidly a* it .China lined up with the United flict inspiring an armed conflict.” dinner table and less grain fo take part in polities. General other field* of commerce. -Vhllc does at the Yankee Stadium. In Slates on the Balkan problem When these two type* of conflict livestock. Mr indicated this country .Eisenhower as president of Colum­ thousands more eerved as their . 1 deep center It’* on)*r 399 feet and today and called on the United •r* m‘*rged. he said, “they ere- might trek to export. 570,000,000 b ia University would make a able ‘department heads and aids. tha left field aland*'are within ate a crisia of the most dangerous bushels of grain this crop year. splendid running mate for Presi­ Other outstanding did outstanding and valuable work in Ihe field* easy reach of a righthanded (lug­ Nations AssrmLIy to hall "inva- kind." dent Truman.” _ . of abclml welfare, home econom­ Referring to the opposition of. ger with good power. WASHINGTON. Oct. 2 01*)— Senator T a f t now on a western ics. nutrition, libraries and In ferifl (ty Russia and her Balkan to Mi-tjuinn. Flrat Inning Yankees §L 7A J'.I. ’ tour, was quoted recently as say­ Two run*, two hit*, no error*, satellites to any Security Coun­ If consumers slopped buying and ing he did qot « lielleve college such medical occupations as that Stlrnwelsa singled. H e n r ic h cil investigation inside Albania, larmrrs stopped producing choice, piesldenla should lake part In of occupation! therapists and (marked Into a double play, Reese three left. x-ray technician*. In Journalism, Bulgaria and Yugoslavia, Tsiang juicy beef steaks and toasts durjpg polities. Fifth Inning Yanks - ‘'L A U N D E R E T T E does unusugl jo b t to o ! to Stanky to Hohinson. I.tmhdl . art and muale women also made l.indrll walked. DiMaggio hit jaahL went out, Jorgensen to Hohinson. ‘ B la n k e ts ! . . . D rap es! . . . S lip Cov* " , !n ' V ‘The General's Inclinations ar* their mark. the next right months, the food “trovernmcnta which claim Ina homer into the left field stands. democratic." Hendrick* said, “h* H ath M a ts ! . . . All S o rts o f H e a v v T h n g * ! V ‘No runs, one hit, no errors, McQuInn Uiunred out, Jorgensen conservation battle for aiding the In the field politics noceneo should not uhject to Inrrachrd tha military heights under — —- — r , of v • ______ ahd govB la n k e ts Come Out So. S o f t mid h lu f f) ! oone left. to Robinson, Ralph Branca re. lernational investigation and ob­ lungry abroad would he half won. Democratic Administration., )*- «n>m*nt. which womerj ^antered First Inning Dodger* tdaeed Halten nn the mound for after World War I. they war# exAgriculture department livestock Ing promoted over many other tctulvely criticised for not having , Htanky hit to Newsome and was Brooklyn. Johnson funned. Kit- servation. If the .Security Council Is to function at all, It must have officer* by the let# President an easy out. Kuhlnion singled and auto singbil. I.idlar Ixiuncni to specialists estimate that normally send ohRouaavalt and was mad* supreme aecontpllsHed mare. In their first atole second. tadler'a throw bftun- Kcvae who flipped to Stanky, forc­ at least the right OO.OOOfAHI' bushels of corn or qummander In Europe. President 21 year* of franchise right*. To­ server, to any part uf the world ■red o ff' RlaiuloY glbVa' and Bo1»- ing llixxuto at second. there ar# only aeven women Where aerlnu* dispute .exists >r othfr grain equivalent are used in Truman named him chief of day inaon broke for third. He was In the House of Representatives Two tuns, two hits, nu error*, where jieace Ji. threated. • • staff to succeed General (George) the corn hell annually to fatten hmwn out, Stlrnwelsa. to Htxiuto. jcf| , tho (now Secretary of and none In the Senate—• much •“Denied that right, the Secur­ beef cattle beyond the average ol Marshall Reiser walkeil. He tr W to steal r |f|h |nn|nK i>1Kigrr, Staftr). . ' smaller percentage than that In Second hut was out, lorllar to Itix-Branra lirfnl out to Johnsun. ity Council would degenerate CRi -R m ilh -a n d -F ren ch -pan**' gsMMLtUughlre grade. — ‘ ' 1 ----"lllaTecoYiTTa unlrnpoachaliTr.” mere 'debiting— iiVTery menta. Nevertheless women have ^utev‘ —---- --------- — ---------------- - •Rt*nky-p(TTT' <C 001“ to 'Iflxtuto. Into and the whole .tructure of pepr*, Ihe goal of the food con­ • No run*, on# hit, no errors, Roldnson lofted to llixxuto. been Increasingly active in the left. lower and Intermediate rung* of No run*, no hits, no errors, which we.so lalMlriomtf built up servation ptogram is to reduce ; Second Inning Ysnkee* at Sau. Francisco, would crumble." domestic consumption of giain al the political party ladder. In \nt none le ft.' DiMaggio flletl to Ilersc. Me- ..... Sixth Innjng Yankee* fall of 1047 there are 234 women M'eallaa*# timm I'm , » .« ( Tsiang said China had no csi- least lOO.OjPp.OOO bushel* so that —Dulrm- fanm,d,‘" ’Johnson *1 hgle<l. in Germany of an economic ay*- in slat# legislature* and several Bobby Brown, a lefthander, reel interest in Uteece hut, be­ Rixauto was thrown out, Jorgrn- pinch-hit for Chandler and polled cause of the ini|Kirtance of this exports may come a* near possible lam of monopoly and cartelisation have eerved In th# revlelon of aen to Rohlnsuti. it double. Stlrnwriss bounded to question to the future o f peace, meeting essential nreds of shoitagr which did much to promote Nasi •tata constitutions. * ' No runs, one hit, no error*, one Staqkv who threw him out. Brown she would support the U. 8 . res­ aggression.” f: . They a re‘repreaented In almoat atras in Euro|>e. left. Wallace declared that llerb *:t every branch of the Judiciary, ser­ moved to third. Hrnrirh doubled, olution............. _ ........... railing on Albania, Bui­ . Second Inning Dodgers Secretary of Agriculture Ander­ Hoover's “plan uf rebuilding Ger. ving a* Judge* In tn# U. 8. Ta* •coring Brown. I.indell foulrrl out 'garia and...................... Yugoslavia to ________ r e s u Walker went out, Kisxuln to to Jorgensen. DiMaggio walketl. and desist” from further aid to son told newsmen yesterday farm- many as a bastion of private Court, U. S. Cuatome Court, U. 8 . McQuInn. llermanskl walked. Ed- McQuInn also walked, Johnsun Creek guerrillas. yrs could ljwfff save grain by sell- monopoly (la) developing as the Circuit Court of Appeals and aa ‘ward* doubled, aeorlng Herman- popped out tu. Stanky. ■ * ' i 1* 1 , . . - . l ,. cor# of American policy.” By thi* municipal Judges, probate Judge*. The American -resolution al vt aboul./ ~ t d h„ M |d |domestic ralatlona and Juvenllo aki. Reese singled, •scoring Ed­ One run, two lfli»r* no errors, propose*, yrration of a apeeial ng hag. at much lighter weights - r^ ward*. Jorgensen filed to DiMag three lef|. and by a|>andonng. for the (ime U. 8 , has •renudiated" " ' “ th* ' .•oryejL i Auemlilf committee to stand 4 -*~ llatlen singled, satulln* I.lh ■l.i.l.in U~r.» ’ h iinmrth ii^ l Germany to agriculture anJ light In many’ profession*, however, p is . m ' t e e f caille to Ihe lop grade. _ tanliy asunrrii ui< -Fjollar domestic* industrial and now lx the fifth Yankee pitcher. Furlllo rank* of women *Ull are very Cattle fall Into four major "pushing a program that Imperil* the ■love, enabling Bees* to advance *.mall, •* SL....L have mad# a though lli.lf fhav K nt ,to third and Halten to second. singled. Walker bunted to John-1 MOSCOW. Oct. 2, (A>>—S^tlona grades—choice, good, commercial ail or mankind?’ No. 1 creditable beginning. Th# last Stanky doubled, yrwfng both M.n who threw to second, forcing j of the Moscow press asserted to- and utility. Since Herbert. Hoover visited census showed that-womon com. FurHIo. llermanskl pupped t o , dsy that the “Anglo-American _ T h * bulk of th e . grain tiled JReeae and lUtten. Germany 'as 'an official InvdUL stitute two per cent of the coun’ . . m .L . Vic Kaschl, a .righthander, re Johnson. Walker Mole aeeond. Ed* i bloe” 1n the Ifnlfed Nation* was to produce choice, qr top grad-, gator for President Truman," he RVJIUIV lry*a lawyars, flv# (P«r_c«*xt_or^Ih# ward* walked. Reese struck out. | guilty uf “lowly Intrigues" on the cattle go#* toward putting qual­ the mound for ‘ placed Newsom oq said, "'American emphasis has doctor*. Ilttl# ovar two per cent No run*, one hit, no errors, two nutation of replacing Poland In ity ‘on the meat rather than add­ Plain or Self-Rising * Yanks. Robinson singled, sendbeen on rebuilding Ihe heavy of the architects and a amaB Per­ _ , .. , . . . ithee Security Council. • g Stanky \to third. Furlllo. ing additional pound*. goods industries In Germany. Tb# nevcnlh Innmg sank' ObWce beef ha* more fat abo <t program for the development of centage of thoao working In aclanReiser, douhlod, jlnch-hitting Klxxuto flbd to llermanskl. I New York dispatches from-J "th# " and Jtoblnson. It. particularly * mixture of **1 agriculture has not been «ul*r- tlfic Gold*. Howoter. eun«nlJt«rj| . s.t V - . ............ , Ing Stanlrj leg* enrollmenU Indicate that th* 11 k-e—srrouiMRd ode-' out, RtlrnweU* U rr y IUr.ii■ J e l l e d f « r ^ l l « . L i e t it r r e .^ d e n U alao a c ^ « with the Wan, than th# other taken." , i. • 4jMJ next ceruua may reveal a alaabl* Del Mont# to MeQulnn. . , •, i S f . rl»h field f o , ^ * ^ Americana*ofl**vl- loafer grades. This additional Wallace took tlma In Hoeton increas* In those Ogurea. fat contribute# to the flavor of u Six run*, six hlU, no arror*. one £ m e run. • Hugb^^Casey repUced c K M l UN the meaL'Tt naturally * 4H*<for to decry “th# alarming power Many factora conUlbuUd to ' left. t of a few man to dictate our wel “v JB/v TlV Branca on the hill for B r P o k J j r » . | ^ . ■ Third Inniag Yankees higher price* than the other fare or poverty at homo." Jta aald American woman’* working Ir-Sr-i t *t -fc-rix - i- nu x i f j Pag# bounced out, Hrese to Rob alai<4 nr " * 1 “* * * * In th# past three U llar *lnglrdf>‘ Al Clark, hit- son mirnwelsa wa* rallr .1 outKlK* vane* grades. All Tall-Can* on 0n* d ,,P,,lfh. halting Its *t that "one-Unut of one percent uf • of tha moat ouUUndlng obstacle* and l«_“la increasing »tln* for Kaschl, walkriJ Stlrn. son. Sllrnwrlss was called out on However, much of the extra fat American corporations, own 62 but on* -wslsa struck out. iMfiflch filed strike*. violations of th* U. N. Charter on thole# cuta la In axeeaa of.th# percent of toUl corporate a*One run, on# hit, no error., |u m#1|| pr|ftelp|^ quantity which average consumers a*la” and iddodi .to llermanskl. I.indtll singled, left. scoring Lollar and sending (-‘atk nonetUventh It Is well known, that from the .will eat along with th# lean, of­ , "The financial aod roanagem* it Inning Dodcti ._ _„ , , , , ___ *fa, ,to second. piMagglo,, singled. and through political hireling* Berra went In Itehlnd th* plate very founding of The' Security ficials said. Aa a eonreuuenej, * B ub Fired Upon • Scoring Clark and moving ^Llndeli Council on# country from eastern much of thia extra fat>t la left ml. MeQulnn fanned again. for the Yankeee. Jorgensen doub- Europe waa always represented on plate* and go## to waste. • men who control the**, firms— a goodly percentage ofour gov­ Casey whiffed. Stanky pop. IlM) No. T Can Two rut\». three hlla, no wrors, led. Meanwhile, tho Population Ref­ ernmental power—determine how (C-attss-esI - - ' ~ pod to McQuInn. Hohinson filed among th* temporary members. son wa* duo In l^sttlaabttrg, at erence Bureau bald that If Eu‘’However, this time politicians two Icn . much a worker'* -or a farmer a 0:60 A. M., to Inaugural# * re­ to DiMaggio. Third lanlag D*dfee* No runt, on# hit, no error*, ono from tha U. 8. State Department ropt'i population ktepi rUinf it» dollar la worth, how much It will nown! of oaaasnger aervlca on thi “ Karl Drews, a righthander, re­ are trying to 4e* to It that th* food ahorUg* may become a per­ buy at th* th# grocery atore, wnemer whether . lino between th* tw6 Mated Rasehl on th* Yankee left. Eighth Inniag Yanka loading committees of th* United manent world problem. shall have full employment affected 111 Gibb# „ . . mound. Drew* hit lUrmanskl In The Bureau, an organlaatlon Nation* be made up mostly of Hanrich walked. Lindell singled, aisd full prbductlqn or scarcity f llM Jackson, Gov. V/rlghl a fter tha back with a hall. Hermanakl delegatei ready to go obediently of U. 8 . unlverally profe*»«n. raced to second on a wild throw Henrich. stopped at second. Dl- along with American diplomats. estimated 32 European nation production with privaUly con­ receiving a report of today a , ahootlhg. aalif h# would Invaatlgate th* U tter by Drew*. Dr*we Maggio bounced to Stanky who galn.-i ll.oor.orn In p'-mlatbrn trolled high profits. “They have opened up a strong "1 find it even more alarming, th* Incident further before de­ Edward* out at ffrat, Her- tagged Lindell and whipped to eam|ialgn behind tho scenes which during I l f war. d aplt* heavy caxSeaaweot I going to third. Rees# wa* Robinson to romplet# a double seeks to oppose the election of the ualtK*, and will gain another h* aald, “that those aam# Inter ciding to place armed Guardamen roWn out. Drear* to McQuInn. olay. Henrich moved to third. Ukraine to tha Security Council." Z2.000.ti00 in the next tan year*. •at* control our foreign policy aboard tha vehicle*. naan tingled, scoring ller- MrQuinn grounded to Robinson In today's shooting on# bullet .The dispatch said that after tha Th# figure*‘did not Include Ru» and have a groat share of th# power of Ilf# and death over the waa reported to hare boon aont ki. Halten hit to Rlnuto and waa out at first. first balloting U. S. Secretary of No nine, on* hit, no error*, on* SU ta Georg* Marshall left for a young men of Atperlca and th* Into the rear of th# bus. The bus Harman’s 8klnl«ss Ripped to Stiritwela* to foreo Even lief ore th# war L u ro r baseball game firmly convinced had an'average nf only 1.1 aere* driver said he heard th# report _._*naan at second. Eighth Inning Dodgtft One run. on# hit, no error*, on* ajid m w amok* but did not see that th* Ukraine would b* defeat­ of crop land to feed each paroo'i. Furlllo went out, 8 tirnweiaa to ed. . . .j\ i.-^' . ■ i tha ambuxher. •; out hoavy emigration, It explained Guy Irving Burch, di McQuInn. Walker Wok* hi* bat Fourth Inniag Yankee* Tb# bug' bad aboard aavaral we, or othor nations, will has# "However.” the dispatch said, rector of th* Bureau. i walked. Rltxuto flied on a single. Pag* uncorked a wild “hla calculations fall 1 ~ "Nutrition and land axiwn« to contribute an Increasing amount company man and three o tW POLAR , _ n i k l . Lollar doubled, fcllch, letting Walker reach aee­ piately, Thia our, passenger*, a woman and a baby o t food to Europeans froi jmswrally agree It take* ebon. Johnson all th* wav from ond. Hermanakl struck ou t Ed­ by American* on other d ‘ on elderly man. No on* waa diminishing acre*, on the av ertr*. I f f*« Jack Phillips, batting for ward* filed to DiMaggio. Injured. a-peraan adedo«t* I|v w xsk * * many E uropean - -ta unts lea afWf No runs, ono kkrtUTOrrors, „ filed to IU raanskl. Stlronpt«d him to •f«ty promy peas even among atin Amari- In an Interview. • are encouraging a high birth rate le f t * , singled, searing Lollar. Han"Thia crust it go on forever * make th* theot, th* rovemor aald can*." "In America wa have abott / Ninth Inning Yankee* bounced to Stanky who throw terday because previous warn­ high officials of tho Ag Referring to Soviet Deputy thro# acre* a parson for Ta* Johnson bounded out to flra t s had "gono unheeded by tho#* rlcultur* Department so: say America rtculture production of food and elothlig Foreign Minister Andrei Vlahln* « » * , two hlta, ossa error Riaiuto flied to Walker. Berra I. depleting The fetTllRy,, of U» who seam determined t a . seriously mavorlala. sky’s atatemant during tha vothit to Stanky and waa thrown out " I f E i n ^ f a w w 't a v f t f a T W cropland* to raise gigantic crop* Injur* aom* Innoeeat person or tng. the dispatch said lhal it wa» at fir s t ' ' of babloa, arlth- for relief." 'iij ii]. worthy to not* that the chairman. No runs, no hits, no ortora, ndler, vataran right* Open Al| Day WedawsUya For Your Tb* company, struck by 1.000 In the 18 nation* organised to Dr. Omwaldo Aranha of Brasil, ' Drew* on th* sr* o t sn AFL * ‘ trie d ---------* ‘ *---------* h m i e b b "couth May B0, baa _ Burch estimated -LTlOjOOO ’operation in Mississippi and i bable* ware born In 1948, hla speaking.' other f t U U i by •M D lo yln r ' mare than In 1937. “Thli GROCERY drirec* and Ual«#2*, llacMn## driven by new driver* and train­ .production In tho United I/Oiing v 2509 Sanford AVenuo Phooo 1271 In l l t t (1,686.000.000 er*,h av * been abjwta of a r Urn* o f gatho—*!0#. moving Walker to lowest .alneo itU cks, Including sbooting dynamiting. * . T h e re Is S tr e n g th — ” I be-Peace of the WerM;- •' l * AN VOLUME SXxvm' tides On Ameri­ can Commander In Italy Based On Ru­ mors And Untruths ^ v JocHcndrickfr— <*•**— * r ^ Un,,n« ^ a . n.0 ^ Whnt Women Like About Their Launderette Store IJlUNDERETTE OF SANFORD WEEKEND SPECIALS Wallace Attack 3 lbs. 1.05 QL Ja r 20c' GRAPE JUICE 10 lbs. 38c |POTATOES K PILLSBURY FLOUR . lb. 46c COFFEE J T B r t J S f l i f i I MILK -1 BLUEBEKR1 5. lbs. 46c 3 cans No. 2 can 0 ’SAGE PEACHES TOMATO CATSUP . FLAKE FISH lafl. ' ' . WEINERS n E U IF you POWELL’S )D GO W ^ R E A O FAR AOS ( Pinch-Hitter Wins ** >r Dodgers In 9 th With Score Of 3-2 f f t . r iOn Texas and other slates. Florida, he said, has made great educational gains, but not enougn gains, and pointed out that some uf our Mate legislator* still think aalarira uf teachers are Iimt high. "W , should select teacher* from amonjT'our ’beat minds' and th-> very minimum w* should expect • ’ for a teacher is a college educa­ he declared. II# qualified SANTA ANA. Calif., Oct. 3. </P> tion," af n M N m r»*» r » » i irM —The arguments are Just about over, th* lawyer# have had their j Jury Begins Study Of Evidence In Overell Trial Lavagetto Hits Dou­ ble In 9th. Scar­ ing 2, And Ending Bevens NoIIit Gam# U.S. Plans Buying Great Progress In Education Is Related By Johns WASHINGTON. O d. 3 OT The Aimy’s ln»)>ectoi General dc elated today that a series of sr tides by a Scrtpps llowaid cpI ummst gave a "wholly erroneous picture" of inislieatrd enlisted men and high-living officers ' Piogirtt in education dunng the Italy under Lieut. General John Tmst JjBvpnlh* has becn.lltcjgiMlest -*»*r »rA i, . tt».‘» 4 k i> ^ •£. 'H ".L f«. tu the . Iiistuiy of the nation, Dt. Maj. Genetal Ira T- Wyche.a*»|l R. L Johns of the Univenity of UM slotwt by jfMM Robert C, Rusrk''were bared on a "fc>. Florida told members of the Semi­ nole Teachers Association at then fact*, half-facts, rumors and un­ meeting at the Seminole High truths!" ■ Thate hay* been only " * few School auditorium last evening He isolated cats* of maladminittralion was introduced by * J - B- Rootand piobable miKarriagrs ot Ju»- president ol the club.. .. Mrs.- Boyd Coleman. Seminole lice, non* of which were condoned High School instructor,' was fleeted and fostered by Gcneial Lee, Wy« he - reported - to General - hue m f * Dr. Johns prefaced his talk bower. with a fine tiibule to the* beauty "Tliose isolated cases." Wyc'ie of Sanford and its lakrfiunt and asserted, "are few in • numbrr ■eetiivwi •**% »loo s» •*•••••'»• and not of such chataclrt as t o 1hndrcaping. rt . i __ . u l I l#» J i i r tl reflect properly thr Hue •overall I Ue « *ve 6n inc,e* w ° ‘ educational allotments in thr South con(lilions within th * theater." •f Wyche concluded in a 12 .000. } ^ incteaie^i of 40 lo 50 pcicenl wonl rvport covering hl» rrccMt: in Grorgii* North Carolina. AlaInapffctiori, inapirMl by the Huark j bama. Writ Virginia. Trnnruee. NO. 231 -r-vW A.Hsociatrtl I’ ri*H.s L eased W ire F R ID A Y . ( K T . T. 1917 * From Farmers Move Studied To Pre­ vent ‘ Speculating OnGrain Exchanges Teachers Association Told Of Need For Better •T r a i n i n g Meat Prices CRISC0 DILL PICKLES N EW SPA PER ^General John Lee es S ill; s D A IIiY a 1947 SEMINOLE HlfiH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SQUAl) tlUtpngymiMt **• •ltgf“»»‘e'1 sfc■ IN D E P E N D E N T S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A Eatablbthed 1908 ■ -Brain Operation Jewish Agency •‘V inttlc chAU^r in t«mp^rst \I.B\.\Y. N. Y.. Ocl. 3. o il T,«i\rrniir I h»ma« K. Ilrary ■ 'Tn.Ti) rrratrd ‘ "a State F ihhI IT.mini.siiiii lu tii-lii the |ir<i|tlr ut New York combat limit prob­ lem* re«ullln* from what he ■failed ”*er> lilgh price*” and “a -horlaxe <t| r«-ential xraiua." The Governur mimed Dr. Her man E. Illllrlme. 'Mate liraltb rommixNionrr, rhairmau o f llie* romml*nion and kaid legi*lati«e 11-.nlrr* had axtre,! .to a fluo,* into apprupilalimi to finance the prii#iatn »V- iV sw'y:*r -» , ^ >m- —lias—n'/nTT; — Photo lly Itaymond Studio hy llumphrr) and Tommy Slrlngrr. Third row: jtirhnrd Bass. Floyd Sparkman. Charles Lee Don Ludwig, Wally Tyre, Edison Ntryrrs. Ilichard llnwkm.nr Chuck Hrrron. Charlie Thomas, /.eke klcNah, Dan Batten. Bill Brinson, George Swann. Eddie Senkarik, Wallace Biters. Molly I'iercy and Fd Brooklyn. Member* of the 1917 Seminole High School Celery Fed grid squad are shown above. Front row: lludd) Weathrrington. John Krider, Hay Dunbar. Gaorge Hague. Ilyron lleaed, Johnny Alexander, Eu­ gene Harper and Boxer Croeker. Second row: Donald Deal, John Keeling. Cedilck Dunbar, Charlie Lansing, Don Howard, Chris Jensen, Bill Howard. Bob I’utlin. Floyd Cooper, Glen McCall, Bob- j Dynamite Blast Day Is Set For U. S. Statistician Views With Alarm Return Of Dust Bowl Era; Kills Sheriff In . City Primary At Political! Fight CommissionMeet Cost Of Swimming Pool Now Estima­ ted At $60,000.00 t f y ^ J - f f L ^ - H l a h School To (let _ FJ1BF.TS FIELD. Brooklyn. O ct l i/Fi Cookie lavagetto's pinctr tloulilr oil the isttht lirhl nail, the L illy l)i«L'ri. base hit oil Bill Bryrns, gave Brooklyn a 3-2 vies , loiy uvri llir Ncs* Yoik Yolkee* Ii day 'ill a ihiill-soakrd ball game that »i|o.«ic>l lUS.W oiid Senes WASHINGTON. Oct. 3 ulq — The Agriculture Drparlinriil •aid loda» the price* <*( d»lr> butter and r r c dropped III mld-Sepli-ihlirr l>,-cau»r hou»r» ilr * cut don h on 'their liny iii K iii ih<- face of rUinx price*. I'ricru ol dairs and poullri pr.Mliii I- ii o r in n 11 « ri«r In I hi- lair ' summer and tall otirii pnidiirliim I* down. WASHINGTON. IM » - '•Vcirlaiy ol AKtnultuir Aliilritoll tiulay iltstliitnl llial tin- Agriculluir Drpiilmrnl it ciilltlurrillK puii.iaic* of giain duet I liom larinrii. I tin by-pawing of tlir grain extlianye* would be aimed to i mil the inll itmnai) upswing ol wheat ami coin pmet'and tnitiimi/e ipeiulatiun irsultillg fioin llic.Eutopcan aid pn/giam.---------- •at !**<> y tm i'i'-S p lfcr ' lirsrtli got thr lust 10*0 in th* ninth. Biu<e Edwaufs on « long fly that Lacked Johnny Lindell. against the left ftsld wall. H* o illrd Call Funllo and Msnagtt HTrfpMiction sent Gicninddd in to run for lum. spidei JoigrnstU then touted cut to George Mce-( (Jiinin fot the second out, leaving fie\ens*|uit one out away ftom jh#__ lllirrt ball game eiet pitched in Srnrv competition •liionfirddii daiingly »t«le »ciond bavt. |urt sliding in on f do»« drttxinn, and I’rlr Reiver, batting foi irlie Iri llogli Carey wa* |I ••»«!tlxur *1 rut r*t Arthur Godfrey . May Visit Here During: Winter Aiilnir Gmlfrvy, noted t’BS ra* diu comment *lo| lliia morning liinti'il mi hla.xTir-aterfield program OKLAHOMA CITY’ Oct. 3 tAl The land is on the move since that he may visit Sanford this moie over millions, of draught-paidird acies in Oklahoma end o tln winlt*i iihtl Iniiig ius wind*1 staff III rim Mnv fair Inn ill teaponxo states of the midlands, government n|H-ils fear, bunging air ominous re to a telcpboiivd Invilatlorf Monminder of th# Dust Bowl days of thr I'HO’s. ilnv fmiii Manager Lind \V*ber. Man may have pushed nature too fat in the zealous quest*lor ..... . __ t . _ ‘ It venv Mr.* VVebet wlm-*l#ft*4 -S3 wh*al to feed the world's hungrr. they say­ •.f( tbe avalaiwho »f telegram* to • 1 • I M M U llU N rJ 1‘ S S * t » S l peisuade Mr. Godfrey that Id* . K. D. Blood federal,.* rop,ju iisliiia n . said yrsteiday lhal if tin ETOWAH. Tenn . ’Oct. J l hotuir guest of tile we*k, Dick wm<irpL.(X4(T<—YtWil#nt • cififtiirJrV through the autumn months, tho and risin g ru st*, the t.-ta I acre* A dynamite hla»(, whnli tqqicd >•! an ! iA iih n I v i ’ V R u D O F t S O i l Aiken, contest winner, wa* from m rsx n - ' plowed fur w heal have g u jic, UU. .vuttimobilr- in xbred.r’ ittir tM - H r ^ picture will- lie "alarm ing/,'__ ' ,( Ivina, furnirr shniff and ou.tr I ■"CilTtirTVarionlaT* Who* fought I he eaefi ye ar. L l l l l l IW lll M i l t l l l l U H |f o r d got n |ot of national puilllclty nvei- llie radio network. Con sevatin o lst* m e qfraid that battle to save Oklahoma'* *oil I'logiess III t Ire I/inn (Tub's »• Nr.-, Gi-dfrec said on hix broadhave their fingers ctoaaed as they a r i r s that should have 1>cen di­ I'mlilical Iradri of McMuin coun keep one ey* on •the cloudless vided to silli-savin g |n:n Iii r» have ty (Trnii.) Imlay, ami iii|uird In* eampalgn to place gum bull ma- east this morning that Sanjyurd chines lliiooglmtit city l„- tailed !u» "borne ttiwTi^-a X V11■fv * asss *-px-s -» tb# * 1 “v, to inise IVi 11li l akie*. and view'with apprehension torn up t»y ih e plow in the mu I lutlr grandson.' funds for-rhe-aid-t*»-tbe-ldiinl wvil j ntui thnt—hr wouldbring »U 01 the acres uf newly-plowed vailh ra re for more w l r e s t . ----------- -— r rxplormn Idrw off li*in * , undri-privileged youth program, I |tU Uiya down herefor a vaeaIf sufficient mnistuie falls tb -' which la tinning to powdered ilurt. leg. mangled lot Irll .aim. |WM ,,-iit,rti-d by John Ivy. "gum When he told Mi. Weln-r over The blow if alight yet, but un- winter, the I94K crop yield m«‘‘ |j„. irlt'itVHHir udeploitie that mm In- had to-k*#p lex* the rain* come soon,* condi­ luvak all records in tiklahomn. and filled lot Ikk Iv wiili piecu| luill" ehalrmart. to qiemlirnr nf th#* tlir ..li.-, , club at the Ion. loon Imhvy ul the«• |||i Iiim in rr.iriinstA (r»»m Virgintt* tion* will la- right for a return If there in no rain, the pro»|M-.'t of ilrel. lie diedihorlly . ||it» fuiliur nt ' Tourist l i-nlFr. of the terrifying spectacle of ilea* la for der-p irmiide in the plui'is Mr. Iv«*v i f port is I thnt to 4|ntr. t.lM||d Imfutli’tint lliMHigh th# rrta moving -through the great country. • • waid ill a liovpital al Atliriiv, the 112 iii4*ii limit hn%r •♦igm**! u|» to «»f* Stntioii WTliH ip th# The rniiia whnli normally full I Mi Mipo county real. plains co u n try 'o f the Southwest. ; ti*ii«*l Irvins* giamjyon, Danny, appal UM* th»* inm hiiHM. nml thnt Although statistics are amt >et In late August to break the suni-j Mn i Mi ’ loot IvUphoni rail\ mot•* than #tf» hnvr available. Blood said Oklahoma’ r mer heat failed to come this yl-m. r(|||y w<| lrt|out|y hurt. ' t*4*8*fi |»lu» 4*i| ih hnnl hIiii i«. •I! a rt- Mi. t.*‘»l(i v jj be. * 1. 'once Jl»acreage plowed up thia year, (or Then Septemlier npem-il with nn |tw—bombing wai tin:. jirwsiM hImm that mcfuhiij (■ n i ri'.t il VMiiin •ilfWHjj ia, Ousted Tennessee Po­ litical L e a d e r Is 1 Killed, Son rlurt1 Andn.on i.dd »i tbi» im..iidc In spite of TlO fa tl‘ tli#T as yet has qualified to tun for thr .City. CnmntiukuL_M*yotJJ_J. Guiwho. like Commilsioner.Gcoigr D Bishop, has not chosen to tun again, issued a .proclamation fur the Nov. 4 primary whets' (he Cily Commission mrt in adjouin-J session yesterday afternoon. The following ate to be request­ ed to serve again as election offi­ cials, according to Gordon Br.ul‘ Mrs ' z ' & Z S X g ZMargaret Harnrs. Mis. m F. F. RouS S fG fc ’ t o M T h .d nJ?| T h . b u lld l£ were purehjujd by millal and. Mrs. til. K. Watson. fendant* planted those Im.!!?* o h ' tb« from the WAA for Mayor Gut r e a d * Jell th. leH utsry t-lul^VQuestin Thlnn x -%Tit haiirAtijrtrsGh nun;* fbn*iw in'K"ininri. filinflffltopoke oqBr briefly be.; 'th e boya are taking on the.-Jon, oif the proposed'.twnttming p umpli iif non-partisun G. I. ranill1 IC-allBM- m Paa* T a i l Dirk Kl.ln-rry reported that h e ' P a l C H t i t U 1 P i i n i l . V / l ’d * Oklahoma, he said, with tl.767.000 tend throughout the “bread ba«k- ilnt.-v over the loug-i-nti<-(i}J*-il |h*. for# court adjourned yextenlay. he said. would huvi- n program next week .. acre* harvested for. an all-tim-r et” Middle West. He followed S. B. Kaufman, laxt PRIRHT SENTENCED l { y ( x C lU T v ll r ) l r i K 6 With Ihe rest of the woi'.l liticul mnehim- of Paul ‘t’anlrell. in ronmi'lion wirb National Em record crop of 104,734,000 bush­ of the defense lawyer*, who closed Ivrn.si whu ftci Ved ia.ahtraff un i ■■■*— BELGRADE. Yugoslavia, Oct. 3 el*. •tarviog f-r gram, a nmtmm-l •t*• nil ciiiitl elerk under tin- Can- pjov ih.* Phyairnl llandicappril * . • -wootd acquit Ooliuns and Mlaa W V -Ja lh a r Htephano Cek. a Rom, * a! JERUSA LEM . Ocl. 3. (AT—A • In the drought years ofT fiiTiT drought crop fniluii- ibis \e«i tn ll legime, was« ln*lietv*l -la«t Vic- President It*, hard L w f.| .trike of I'atexlin* ArtlM, Overell and "do It rapidly,” and , an Catholic pariah priest, waa aen38 the highest total «'*» 37.20!.- would bring not only nrule coml'11 o p i i H n r d mm I'flR f '!%«»• I who, ri*n.lii< le*F the meeting. «ug „t dawn in protest thus tarva warning on 8 tatc» At-1 tcncol yesterday to six year* at LAKE 8 UCCE88 . Oct. 3. </P>- 000 and the lowest 28.272.000 hush, tlulis to the Southwest,, but won' I gest.d that plans l«- mail*' f"r n ^ j||(|1 (,u. ,lt„,,0, rd partition of •• tarnev General Howaer "to »tay forced labor for Instigating Ruaala renewed her attacks op el*. have rritienl International impli­ I Thanksgiving dance. Jack M ofil, | r i a n t l y r e d all Arab cut of Orange county and let our bloodxhrd” in 1-anlsch* on Aug. th# United 8 tat*a today with * A* a result of good product loll cations. Iljivod pointed out, son was directed I" n'd »• l',M" „ v (|unn t..«Uv and sent hundred* ____handle_our_ affaira." Ii 24. when on* prleat was slain and charge lit. tho- UN- General AanfCIcor* affa lra " _ officers ning tbe ............ ... event. , llf thousands pcuring into Moa• * ^ : ' H ’ow»er'«n'tere<l the case a fte r! another wounded. Xembly by Dmltrii iMamtilsky. Applii-allim for tin-mlarrsbip **f " ------iiT j_ *Msgr. Jakok Ukmar, a Vatican ifofrign ' minister Of the Soviet chUf of p o ll* R. R. HodgktnxoifJ’ of Newport Beach, who arrested nrelate. the priest who was wountf- Ukraine, that tha American K"*Jac l‘« iru. menjber " f . !- ihe aU.cU acre crowded with PHILADELPHIA. Oct 3, l/P)-v- radio station staff, was farrirwhl.) txtmn-t. since all Arab .. Louis# and Bud. eomplalned to th- cd. waa sentenced to on# month arnment was trying to throw a* >Americans held cksli and *lr|*i>eiu recejvtil. " Aktorner General that O r a n g e at forced labor, but under the law smoke-screen lo eoVei1 "Interven­ . _ hu*e» stayed. In garage.x and pick­ J . W. MrU*>rmick, skeet inaturt- lulaling FI.HlMI.OOO.UbO during Ihe * MIAMI, Oct. 3 iJ't Sm.*!l craft A 1 * nguntv DUtrlct Attorney Jam ** he waa deemed to hay# ##r##d Hd* tion” , in Greece. * ■ ets lunged around bux xtopa- to warnings w«s* ordered up frOm nr tif tbe Drlaml and Daytona srcunil quarter uf 1947, II.IMN),Davis wax not conducting a vigor- •entenc# while In prison awaiting II t s ATOM BOMB nrevrnt Arabs from riding .In Meanwhile, diplomatic author!ntijM XM ) mure than was shown in Skeet Club, gave, an exhlfdtion flbournr south through th* ‘ oua prosecution. . trial. _— s£ tie* said that th* United Nation* 0*1. 3 lA*) _!Jew i*h buses. 44a. .... . ■»w-w oriila Krya at 10:30 A. M. to­ uf akrrl shooting al tbe Munich the first quarter uf this year, the TlaWASHINGTON. I I " Edmund A. Wal.h Z r t Falaella. ChriatlanArab n#w^ appeared to have but slight day with gusty wind* of 25 lo pal Airport range yi-alrrday Sccuritie* and Exchange Commis­ rnancp of workfng out ■ settle­ 35 miles an hour forecast fur tli* during tin regular -wrekly shoot sion reports. Georgetown University UMu %» JteMT ment for th* Jawish-Arab con­ area th(k afternoon and tonight. uf the Sanford Skret Club.' Mr. On thr ollp-r hand, the SEC FuT^gaOmring tmtey that "tlieie j iieavv Ida. k lairdrr * r" ^ . • l win Page --------------- - v headline* . a can U- littl*- .liiHlit that ItuSaia j Ifront slid carried flict over Palestine which would Th* Wrather Bureau said there McCormick . broke 60 out uf 54) said vesterday, Ihe rale of saving Iiow bus tlu- fnrmute f**r nml.-ai reading: be acceptable to both side* and # Yeah for the second quarter of 1917 bird*. ' , " f,*r Hi# i Funeral uf All-Enemlea of Arab avert all danger of a shooting was a “rather strep" pressure The meet wa* also fraturrd hv was “uuite low" rompated wilh f annul ami blueprints gradiant ov*r th* Florida jn-nln! Woria.” _____; showdown in th* Holy. Land. alum I hiiii I i . the same period of last year. a father and aon match, which The outcome moat generally ex­ aula waa eauilng th# squalls. Th« was won by G. W. Spencer and F'rom April through June uf Sanford churches on Sunday will observe Rally Day. the beginning pected hare Is that soma solution conditions, th* Burrku said, was hla *un Wesley. thia vest, the SEC said, individ­ caused by a high pressure area uals also added |900.000.(KXj to I of a new Sunday School year. Children will be promoted to a higher will b* proposed which will be pushing out of Canada. The complete scores: more agreeable to on* side theft, J . W. McCormick 25 26 60 their roulty in government Insur­ grade, and mosl of them will have a new teacher and a .new Sundav the other and that th* United The Bureau emphasised that Ram Gardner 21 19 40 ance. 1700.000,000 to their equity School room, • . . . Nations will hava to taka respon­ no atorm was involved. Th# win*!* 38 in private Insurance, ftMKl,000,000 E. 8 . McCall 17 J . E McKinley, minister of the Firxt Methodist Fhureh. today fore­ sibility for enforcing it with aom#. ar* expected to diminish by 0 . E McCall U 29 tu their holding In U. 8 . govern­ lorSbrrow. . sort of international policing ar­ cast that an all time attendance record will b« set at the Sunday school. G. W. Spettrer 14 ment s*curKi»a and- $300,000,000 *7 CLEVELAND. O il. 3 (*V) A Ilicainlined building program aimed P. B. Burrexs 0 <1 13 to thrlr investments in Sarings There will be * photographer present to taka picture* of tlje department. rangement. T h a t presumably would mean contributions o f 19 19 an*l Loan Association*. W. B. Williamx al boutmg a xlumlrii America wax urged today by Lhailcx AbiamL AIRLINER HAKE * ^ 1 7 ^ U,0n. .^Com m union wlll b* cU anr"* 8"uV armed fore**' by member nations 18 18 NEW YORK. Oct, 3—0D - A Jam ** Crappt rx lrgai adviser to the New York City Housing zYuthonly. given ta th* deportment showing da for that spoelfl* purpose. W. 8 . Hand 12 K 7. .’ Transworld Alrllnar sent out FIV E EXECUTED In an address prepared for delivery before llie I4lb annual con­ th* largest lncre*ao_hi attendance. With regard to the 12 12 distress meaiage early today while R. G. Williamx KALEIGH, N. C.. Oct. 3 (Al vention of die Mortgage Bankets Axtocialion of America, /Abrams pro* • PAY CUT of 8 und*y schools in the Promotion and Rally Day will Wrslay Stwnrer 0 8 F'ive in*’n In thalr* tw*ntl#x, two •n rout* from 8 hannon, Eire, to DETROIT. Oct. 3, ( # > - A dla(unfinished) qdiitea and thre* negroes, wrnt | k jic «I this pl..n: . be observed with a npaclad pro­ of better character, Judge Low- clplinary pay dc.bictiun amount­ Gander, Newfoundland, but landed Andrew Catrr away * . , gram at th# First Christian la L. Fawcett of Brooklyn, N. Y. safely at th* Newfoundland airs to th*ir deaths today In the state'* Public agencies whetlier federal or local would supervise th# ing to less than on* dollar p*r . Church, announced Th# R#v. W. P. after 1 1 years of experience on port alx hours later. Th* airs gas chamber. It wax th* first construction of maiiy home* l»ujO — PLANTS DESTROYED »'>Ye*l#y. World W|d# Communion, th* bench, ta quoted aa stating man was blamed by the Chrysler liner said th* 8 . O. 8 .. sent e% Someone walked through a bed quintuple execution In tbe his­ hue private agencies (<■ *1" 11 for what It described fur the tup third. Now th* build­ service will be observed, alio th# that out of 4.M0 conviction* 3 * d '1,900 !i>7 A, M. (B 8 T ), waa a pre« op beautiful tern* at tho home tory of North Carolina. work ami. on completion, sell tbe ing product would l>« aupplltd attending * * TTLoyalty Crusade. .............;— minors only thr* cautionary mesaaga”* which tha house* to private individuals. /lunday schools. Out of 10,000 employ** aad‘ threatened to put pilot dispatched after discovering of Mrs. J . N. Whltnar on 418 for everyone. A good attendance la expected 8TOWAWAYH FINED Magnolia Avanut laxt night and "Whether a little speculator bor­ IJM0 oth*rs out of work. convictions, not ono of Abram* deplored what he coaan air bubble in th* fuel lines. for Rally Day at tha First Bap­ adult FRANKFURT, Germany, Oct. Tha deduction followed their 30- Th* difficulty lasted for 30 min cut th* top off a rare tropical rows UH) percent front an insur­ sidered the lack or a "maater w*a a church mttnbsr at tha tlm* tist Church, according to th# R#v. ralnul* stoppag* a w##k ago In­ utas and th* pilot later messaged plant, th* Monsters Dtliciousa. 5—-(A')—Two Carman girl*, _ foiled ance company insured by tbe fed- plan” in re-building cities of lk *( W. P. Brooks. Promotions In the of conviction. ... . . ___ to *n»ah Into the. United In .efforts ‘A ,*Lv«rnm#nt'qtuvsrnment-nr whether a nation, saying: retest ov*r lack of sufficient "Everything la- now okay.” . ' ' Sunday School wore held last ^ "Christian education la a ’muat* — ' HTRlKK INJUNCTIOV-------f W ' >tM by plan# In box**, wire I public^sgency in tha..plant., tha Chry*l*r publlc^agency such auch aa a* aa local lo •The buildings and th* nalgb* NEW YORK. Oct. 3. OP)— Tb# Qucd nominally today by a.U ^.8. housing authority builds the proj­ tH.rh.MMl* we erect today with th#W J . E. McKInlty. "Democracy, aa spokesman assorted. In order ta obaorve World Wida the political aystorn for free peo­ ect with fund* borrowed privately JEW ISH IMMIGRANTS first temporary restraining order military govarhjnent courC nunion thia week, the First ple, la ehallatind a' make* no difference# from a cap­ low standards of poor workman­ RETALIATION abroad* and* un­ NICOSIA, Cyprus, Oct. 8, (AT— Issued under authority of th* ship will leave u* with a* painful Church observed R*1 dcrmlncd at home. Only aa tha italistic standpoint,’* he said. WASHINGTON, Oct. 8, lA’I - Two hundred Jaws left for Pal**- Taft-Harttey Act waa Usuad late HOME SOLD ly "Day last week, according to th* cltls*ns “The only agency that wuuld an architectural hangover as ever Pnllc* Chief Roy 0 . Williams rltlx«ns of a Democracy follow The Army1 aald today that Ru*-. tin* today aa quota Immigrant*. yesterday by federal Judy* 8 tefollowed an orgy of Jerrybulin­ Rev. Douglas Charles, assistant th* basic teachings of Christ In sian military attaches ware net Many thousands of Jaws seeking hen Brennan to end a 10-day and Mrs. Wllllama recently sold be displaced In the operatlo* pastor. builder. ing.” spec their, home at 449 Elliot Avenue would b* th# apeculatlvc ta enter Palestine without immi­ ock strike at Albany. thalr civic relation*hip* can De­ Invited ta an antaance A banker from Beverly Hill*. Church, of mocracy be maintained. Democracy itratlon at tha Aberdeen, Md. gration certificates hav* bean in­ Holy Cross Tha order directed the AFL to Mr. and Mrs. Jam es H. Crepn*. If we can find employment for for th* public Calif., said teat night that If which tho Rev. Carpenter i* la a Christian heritage. Christian proving grounds yaatarda> be- terned hare. The British sand International Longshoremen’s As­ W. R. Williams, realtor, hkndled him aa a contractor ft jm irlcan attach#* hav* groups of them lo tha Holy Land sociation to suspend Ha strike at the deal. Revenue stamp* In­ building agency, then no private our hard-won Democracy U In ly Day last education can praaarvt a Democ­ American pastor, observed Rally danger, it l* largely becaua* a l Bundsy to mark the ope immigration tbe port of Albany and the Ngw dicate a purchase price of ftO,- entrepreneur Is dcaplared. racy for America and for tha beau barred from similar ahow- under m o n t h l y . lag* la Russia. , “Th# pQvata *bulilder built only continuing economic iUa." tha church school. World quotas. York State Barg* Canal. 600. ’ ration* late lh>. afte rn o o n ! A r I 11v- l l n s t * B u ild ilU T S on whether heiress Louis# Overall' D U IIU II1 * B and ueorge arei — ——— « ------- . George ttiuat (Bud) uonum Gollum are with - - ■* guilty oT mtn-dirltfl KeTilarenr*. i ~ S»ftirtro1e-lHgirSchftol I»oy», w Eugene Wllllama, grlsxlrd vet-|the poaalble aid of graduate* * III eran of many sensational' court K« to i’ineca.tl# tomorrow tqorntrial*, waa delivering the. final a e - ‘ ter dismantle several Army baa# nixing salvo'al the college lover*. buildings which will be brought today I hero and rir-aaaembled on tho hlga ■ "The ‘d efen.* lawyer* have a c - ^ b '" 1' rreun.U. bahlnd th . gymrused u* of planting evidence.". „ Jn , „ lnn Williams yesterday told the Ju ry : The large unit. 40 by 100 feit. «•* **.• . Russia Renews Her Attacks On America (iusty Winds Reported Skcet Coach (lives Exhibition At Mccf Alonjf Florida Coast j Amuricans -Reported To. Have Plenty Cash M Sanford Churches Will Hold ' Annual Rally Day On Sunday Streamlined Building Program Urged To Eliminate U. S. Slum* S a- ______ _ m —TT--------. . -W aX al..'/ .*. e)<Yr. �FRIDAY, OCT. 3. 1917 TIIB SANFORD HERALD. SANFOIU), F1.0RIDA PAGE TWO iih t w h -e n w is 7 ,-W — Leader* of Britain's Conservative .•arty declared today that any split in the crisis-beset L a It o r rabinet would fore** a national election l>». neyt.March Leo Exonerated aew»mxtk (or n war the" noUaiy cite, ever by Dcveaa -rraHoL la needed. He aald he had inform­ ed the .Mediterranean Theater command of tliT'"m inor.‘ diser#t»if n t'daritira' ad “for further investigation such corrective action a* r I* indicated," . . he InveallgaYton ordeied by Eisenhower grew out of a series written by Ituark while la-# was Allied Coimpamler In Italy. 81me then the withdrawal of Anjerican •force* from the are* ha* start•d, and l-ee has returned t<> th* United States for retirement. — Wyche said Kuark alleged In •general that ‘‘while G eneral-•<•*> and his staff are living In lavian and-kingly—luxuiy—ihe -euUtltvl ill housed and III fed an I • . RO O STER A S A. I w e a YHe r VAH E W A S F IR S T u s e d OH C H U R O U S i o R E M iH P . T tfE C H R IS T J R E <Kl COCK THRICE c tfiw oF L IK E cirnt time to Inuulre Into net thing* told him,in < ^ r ("v erify their veracity or aulhcnUcity. The cdlumnUls »Aid...iS>'^hc, “Imtk k few fact*, half fact*, tumor* ami untruth* 'W K ",,'"; aecepte-1 a* fact*. ' .spoldc*l them Into articles that ,n'*. plication* of grot* maladministra­ tion of the thaater by U e and hi* staff-" , . Wvehe found that “although ^enerat-two and otemUss- F IJI ic e * With men on (ini * ml second, |wo out. Sholton brought Lavagrito. one ’ of the five holdover* from ihe 1941 club that lo»t to lh« Yank*, in to hit for Stanly. Altar •winging once and missing, tavagelto drilled a hit olf the barrier in right over the head 7>f Tommy Hearijh, who never had * dunce lo make the catch. With Ucvcni reaching for a .World Series mark already past the bcvl previous no-hit record. Lavagtll) •truck the dramatic wallop that Kored both pineb hitler* Al Cionfriddo and Eddie Mikti* to end one of the moti exciting garnet in the long tiring of World Series since KIHI.KK MISSING HOLLYWOOD. Oct. .1. |/P>~ Songwrilac Jlanns^Kisler and his wife, facing drpprtatlon proceed­ ing*. apparently had gpne Into KClUiion today, but U .-S . Mar­ shals professed po interest, so far. In their whereabout*. ' A t, the!*-homes iii the Malibu Beach film colony last night, the Killers were- reported to hav« "gone out to dinner.” Later their telephone went unanswered, ami It atlll was today. innings' without allowing a hit. Ilermanskl fllol out to llenricli. THE CHIU Of POLICE of Allaolown, Pa., Wayne Elliott (left) looks over This gave Beven* n new Worbl his abductor, Erbor J . Woraeck,. 33, In a station house following ths Scries record by pitching eight capture of th* gunman, termed a "youpg Dilllnger" by police. Woyseck hilleaa inning*. 33,443 strong, hummed with ex­ kidnaped EUiott when th* latter sought to arrest him, marching th* No runs, no hits, no errors, citement throughout the climatic; g ilt , at gun-point through a cordon of Ms own man. Shortly after EUiott none left. ninth inning at. Bcvent mode his managed to asrape.Worseck was captured.(InternationalSoundphoto) Ninth Inning Yankee. bid- Three limes catches by Yankee1 Lindcll singled. Hiciuto tapped to Bchrman who threw tu Kiwsrs outfielder* had saved him but left. at second, forcing Llndell. .Itevens there was no chance on the last Sixth Inning Dodgers: bunted and Kdwatd* Ihtew loo late to eateh Inisuto* Xl •SNhnnf' I ped to Stlrnweisa. Edward* struck *U runners being safe. Stirhwels* out for the third straight time. singled. Rittuto reaching third Furillo filed to Ilsqrich. and Beven* second. Hugh Casey, No runs, no hits, no errors, one Dodger pitching hero, replared i AVgHsaf-yratWml-.tlm.wnaKVpo^- IS L A .R D S ' rD EPO S 10 To 7 5 VEAP.6 AMD IA S T L R K TtUlR. W U iT e r WtTrt LIME •n&IFV rttMP. iilt.KuiruMMjH Izvestia Explains Ban — OrTinsrSeTfators MOSCOW. Oct. 3, (AV-Isvestla. the Soviet government newspaper, •I,-, lan-d today that many mem­ bers of the- United States Con­ gress now traveling abroad are Interfering in the Internal affair* uf foreign countries. a Commenting on Russia's refusal tu issue entry visas to members of a U. 8. Senate Committee. Ixvrstia said: immature and ponriy basically trained men." hi explained, “rooulree* the im| drastic measures . molly required for older and more seasoned Irmip*.'' ■ aitvelv thm, other stale* with ^||t for mentioning th The report said «« P*-rcr*t >f li t cilltd •IU?*'* "irdn furt•»n,, •nd iiid hr the troops were In ‘ he 17-30 year iu ntw prof nun. (Mi tkal- thw . Stain-, praltng-to 4h# ->met lean *»ge lirWket. " w tth-rm tr right weeks basic lralnlng prior to hr- average in rdacatlonal siaiximg * ment "to eetabdsh a »pr I cannot be taised unless the avei- fnr granting, entrance ’ rival in the theater. . i age is. raised in .every county, ; Spviet ciliicns (o the General Dwight D. Elsenhower, Quoting from hi* experience 4 ' JjllB^c*-^, „_ w„ ----- Chief -of -S ta ff.—commenting jm. a" coiisullariT oniT«“ nti*»Tn»_C<rm- * “Traveling American the "errors" uncovsred. singled mittre on Education and hi* ex- w(,o have already Iwcom nut "undue ,»ir**ure" hy com- (ictience in other stales, ho Jo -1tomed to their :rol* as bet ■ • mantlet* on aul>ordl»tale* to Join elated that all responsibilities wi»h to irtign th fraternal organisations, "unset­ county education can l>* lw»i lok- to ibe' fact there ate i * tsfartory conditions In th# dlclpUnary carpp." and "neglectful leally N> tie#*i for t'ount ocrasionally by some officer* In requiring chauffeurs to "wait unconscionably long hour* lo suit the* social convenience of the officer* " lie railed It a "serious mistake" that minor offenders were locked up where they could have contact with major . criminals . and said j- tn qflW. ,Uv of 17 hdura" for Tw awneK t h e y hH^nc'r~ir iherr serw recurrence of anything like la»t winter** fuel criiia, when home* went unheated and million* wkro thrown out of work by a short­ age of coal ami power. G taln B u y in g l l s a l t a a e a tr a m C ag e step after a <;abinel meeting at the Whit* House which was re­ potted lo have been concerned largely with possible effects of ihe European aid prdgram on piiccs. He told reporters ihe government would “prefer to con­ tinue buying ihrougb the normal channels of gmin trade. " If w* can euntinu* to do Vo, (without prices getting out of hand) w* will not have to adopt . s _ . . . . _____ . l . i t l - w t i l a n ** !«** t ft t ifl the alarm acquisition plan." he said. The Agriculture Department, will have to buy the 670,000.000 bushels -6f grain which President Truman has set a* a goal for shipment* to Europe and other shortage eras* this crop vaai*. This figure is 100.000.000 bushel* more than now appears in sight. It-is with the aim of making this eatra 100.000,000 bushels avail- three grilles. The house topped yesterday’s 33,OUb bectustf all JL600 bleacher seats, toured i/PtUlr* in the covered stands in center field, had been told before the Dodgers took the field to hit. Yfcstyrday the faith­ ful arrived * * gaps even among ‘fie rsei-rvrd seats which had been over-sub­ scribed wreks ago. A new high total for the win­ ner's pool was certain to be set as I f li>.'iU.67 already waa in the kit­ ty before today's game. The rrcord wa* ffHH.OOSJf, hung up In the Card-Yank »>rics of 1043. A* yesterday'* crowd contributed $82.4*0.01 to the players' pot, to­ day's take wa* sure to sepd it •close to the $600,000 mark. This is the last game in which the play- Third Inning Yankees Henrich fanned .Berra ground­ ed out ' to Robinson. DiMaggio walked. McQuinn rolled In front of the plate. Edward* threw wild to first and McQuinn raced to sec­ ond on the error. DiMaggio who had raced to third, tried to score on the ploy and tagged out. No runs, one hit. one error, one ►••trt-Mrr. no errors. J T" **• It. Itmw-t K»utt, A. I». *tui Ckei. T. NIMack W«llfi«r. Arthui • A 1%ru » la Jr 0*1 *Y. l<o«s d u i Timary C. Royal). Secretary .of ihe Anny agreed that no - action Is called rraiiltaa<4 l i » !'■** tlael for beyond what has foen-laken The Clerk read a letter horn Lcsof the —calling Ifr-Binit. consuming engineer, who by command to the fluding* had previously advised lh« .City YVyche. Klsenhuwei said the errbrs war* regarding constAicIton ol a ixxB. •the exception rathar than ths and who staled that a pool of Inc rule, and In no case could be type recommended-here hsd-retenhtraced to wrong Intent-on (he part ly been constructed in New York of the theater commander (!•*#) lie noted that Lee is awaiting payment Into 12 monthly install (or $65,000 and that he solktaction on hi* request for iplirvr- ments In order to facilitate book ment from th# army alter 43 keeping and income tax payments Mist Katie Sue Echols, consul. <o»t st Icait $60,000 years of service. Due lo tha fact that l$I* figutv trfnt in alcoho) apd narcotic* fur Elsenhower added) $ i) "I am Impelled to rartfark that, th* State Department of Moca exceeds th* $30,000 set up fur Ur* lo B petition of grav«.,l«spont|. lion, thanked teachers and prim.:- public projects fund, th* Commis­ bilily and one in which in* delicate pals for their fin* cooperation sion felt that it w*s not advisable and critical Intereats uftth# .UnlletJ during the post oveek .when ah' ie do anything about the pool State* war* Involved day by day. talked on narcotic* at various al this lima. Mf. Bradlty -re­ • General Lee ha* psnormed a school*. She was a member of tho ported. Financing uf the resurfacing of kcivire to his country which ha* Yal* Confartoc* on Narcotics anl City streets wa* discussed. City Won th* appreciation of aaaociaW* Alcohol thlti summer. Attorney Fred Wilson adviei^ both civilian and military, not that the City has tb# right lo only of our own country but th«** burrow up to $40,000 without tha attempting to wo|k with us.1' holding of a special election. About lloyall called- Wych*1* inv*a-' (UMlIsstf trass r»»* Oast tlgatlon "thorough, fair and Ju­ dicial." H* aald "]h* I *uh*Unce April for murder in connection Yhe Commission authorisad th* nf lb* report la corroN(rated nob with (ho pistol-slaying of Charles only by the American ambassador Dunn but th* case ended in a execution of agreement* for lease* and ths British commander* in mistrial. Today Deputy 8hcrltf to. Florida Fashions, Inc., for UR Italy, bht also generally by mem­ Charles JUymond* said, "There A and B Building at Ui* Munici­ ber* of tb* press who for a con- Isn't much doubt that th* ex­ pal Airport, and to th* Tcc Blit aid*rghl* period of Itm* hive plosion grew out of tb* Dunn Home Construction Co. for u«« had a wide opportunity to ot» slaying". .. of th* Malntananc* building*. H ai­ "lie was in office a long lime ry Croaaon gras granted permis­ and mad* a lot of enemies. Ha sion tu assign the less* for Um S itenhower - a> ^ - HoySlt Lad 'WJjitfd"**TBTC nr trailer park al Fren ch"-Av*mt* general record In th* most of them as sheriff." * and Fifth Street to R. II. BockMcKinney, editor of th* bower refensd U Enterprise»sald witnesses and spotless record Bids were authorised for two ped pull Ivin* from the automobile*, on* for tha Police d car quoted the dying Department, the other fur use saying: *1 stepped on tho of- th* City building Inspector. starter and the car blew up" H. II. Coleman sod A. Wright Deputy Sheriff Otto K*nne<ly. of tho Florida Power and .L igh t who touk office after the poll;- Company appeared baforw tho leal upheaval a year ago, eaid the blast Mew pan of tha car onto a nearby roof Al Athens, po­ lice i Chief Robert Harrill sai l report* indicated th* explosive forecasts moderate decline* In hog and pork price* thlj^fell and wfn* forcing out DiMaggio- Stanky with a quick throw, caught John"^iSnTy"*tradUg -C u Jh e nation'* commodities m arkeu"- ahtfwgd wheat and -MU huldmg small First Inning -------gains, but most other food* were Stenkv walked. Kee»« rapped One run. no hits, on# error,' one lo w tr.. including butur, which was down,as much as tl/ t cents through the bot to SUmWeUx who j , f t tkretr Mm out al first. Robinson, Sixth Im iog Yaaks: . at New York. . bounded to Johnson and was eut •McQuinn fanned. Johnson u s d at fir s t Walker walked. Her- - to Ilermanskl. Llndell walked, maiukl fouled to Johnson. : Rixsuto lined to Funllo. Weather Is Spotty No runs, n# blU. no errors, two No runs, no hits, no error*, one J u n o , Y». J . » tu i It tUmliU Dm IA, t), I) To i VtUI leOflfl* II inti, A7 L 'tlu K Al tl. IIimIki* Mil) llelMillln,. T X f T « A rnold L»*» IW n llf) u n it r .. ii .*» t w Im Wi K»wibv ...*4 I'of. «n*t lUInrHIo. i'nitfttfp I ll. mV <t«r«>tttnK. V’ :<• it f. fi ‘ IVgn. lUlnh »*»•». I !• lllk A NimHIng* At! Malr«»lm Mnt N. flt ha Lin*, i. | (r«H» Um| ♦JltiR** Hotunitin X IV , S.tf.th . ' Ing there democratic executive committee by Franh Lattimore, Etowah war vet­ eran.Acquaintances said •Ivins told them recently he had receive! It Is irf this fellowship H• MurvanU T ry a K n y etto (xiltl W ave S p e cia l tliiririp O cto b e r only if 10 KKKK- Nylon Ifrinth with overy Permanent $16 HARRIETT’S BEAUTY NOOK. Phontf 971 arrive at an accurate picture of climate of the Spirit, the historic event. One may study 4. The mind turn* OUTWARD the history of the socranu-nt, the IN FELLOWSHIP. We an- |iapvariou* theories about it. the tiled one by one; Communion ie many- ways in which it has Iwen communion .only when it is shared, observed: This has value; .but It is this auctamcnt that binds, what concirns us mAre Is the u* to all Christian- everywhere. pu-pMiatlorf of the heart. Herr we see ami feel and;Openty The sacrauu-nt itself is simple hail the Fellowship that span* and hrir% f. iLis-vbe br<k*b(!g-e*.'*r f-MdrYcnturie*,- a ll.r a re *:.a fellowIt, before and during It ami after- ship that doe* not glow in* upon wards, which brings fruition. It itself, but i s ’not lets eager than i- like a seed dropped into Ihe |Cod Himself to draw nil men heart, ami it ripen* only when i within it* sweeping rifcle. This thought ami |ir*yer hove deeply *"1* flu- Communion of the Saipls. wrought lietiealh the surface of or it- fore-hailowing, lle-iile.li> the tool, ami when the-dew of is ,he Holy Church Universal, A OOCtOft VACCINAIIS "tir ul It.r native* (top) In Cairo s i i j;)pt lights Ihe Holy Spirit ha* lain lung past ami present and t» <»uie. Ml“’n R ,, , ,, 6. Finally, the preseme of this a (iKiteni ppidemh' which has alirady taken more than a score of ILV* * hi Say* Dr. Kenneth Loreiusn in »#rr-Im.m *tlrs our mirnl- tu look J hal rit.v uptl two Infected piuKiuu" lie low, an armed guard iii front of a st ue haffiraite pi event* an automobile from enleiing theilanger stra. •The Presbyterian O u t l o o k , i FORWARD JN HOPE. We slum There is no’ one order of |irvt»- th_ i « ni-. death ‘1111 II, come#’ Anl „• tin ilTurt t >halt the >pii-.ut n| tlie ptagiie. the t1 S N",v> has ll:.-e nte.li. -0 .jijiiilirt to LvuiL. JuUM-uaxiuiU— i, . .U.ItK'll. 1C Christian's M. C. Giitder Package Store 8. Sanford Av*. (Glndervllle) What Women Like About Their Launderette Store uiiumuoI ju bx 1*k»! Hlanketa! . . . Drape*! . . . SUp Covurx! . . Hath Mata! . . . All Sort* of Heavy ThiiiR"! Blaukcla Come Out So Soft und Fluffy!" through death -- to Hint. oui minds return a- Hi* niemorio hour draw* near. •J. Our mind* turn IN'WARD IN REPENTANCE AND CONFER ! SION. Thi* sacrament l* it*ell ' a syinlwllc confession. The blessr ing of it comes to thou- who art trim!* NOW OWNED and OPERATED BY “GENET! ESI talion of U .S . armamesU “must wait until tha good w tllo f n*- S e rv in g l h ^ good T e x a c o . • PAINTING 18 OUR BUSINESS FIRST QUALITY PAINTS USBD W ORK DONE BY EXPERT* H INirillelll Our O.U'Ing Atfrls New Life Tu Old, Fmlcd (Kirnlcnl.H. “ ltlTKasI Sfcond Sired a preefous cream! a golden opportunity! 4*11114(11 DF THE NAZARKNK 11.1 Maple Avenue Itrv. L. It. Kunhlnn, Pa>lor Sunday School. 0:4f> A. M. Morning Worship, 10:46 A. M N.Y.P.S.. 7:00 P. M. Kvnngi'listir Hour. 7:46 P. M.. Prayer Service, Wed.. 7:46 P.M, All un- invitiil tp In- with u* Sunday Morning a* we l>roailrn*t our morning service from the church over WTIUt. - * STKVKN'S - til7 \V. Itohlnsun - Orlamln Phone 2-0729 S T Y I .I J I ) IIK .II nr I.OVY . W ORN SH O U T nr LONG K A C ll WAVir A M A S T K U im a ;i —- .. Try-1 >ur—Now—Type— -----Cream Oil Cnld Wave Sill and up "to n - ! am-mu* sr jouqs citcrwrca •Young I'ropIgV Meeting*. 7;.‘MI I*. M,t Evening Worship Hanson; r,f IhQliiiiun-, l,> Klita Si-ivice Men's ('hot us will Irud tln< L- tli Ihiruit'i Wi" ..r. fiMl wifi t.ll, r ; ■ l .-ry .l( c i _ J u ik ‘ I'F. iiaU. form r* Dmm „• ht I'auP - r'nlta-dra IIEAKDAI.I. AVENUE ( IIAPEI. • llcv. Doiigtsa E. rhsrlc*,, Pa>lor 3:00 P. M-: Sunday .School. 3:45 P. M.: .Worehlp S*-rvirr v* ,|| Im- Ii,-Id ■ar|i. Hn and World Wide (jonimunion S*-t '• mi v. >n, u i d u i,| vice. , o>. SiindM) nml It.ilh ..FIRST A lU ^ a D lilS t.t pD id II SCIENTIST* 11:46 A, M-: Cfiurrh sehoal, MHt Ea>l Find SI reel 11 :»H> A. M.: Sermon; \Vjirhl tt:46 A. $1.: Sunday School. Wide G n m m n n i n n Mcdltaliun: 11:00 A. M.: Morning Kervlrn, "Th,- Way nf-Salvation.” Bulrjectf ''Reality." «::«• P. M.: Youth Fellowship 8:00 I*. M-: Wr«ln*-*day evening 7:30 p. M-: Sermon Topic? "Th. Mnn-f»«d f’allnl A Pool." service. Hinding Room hour*: Tuesdays and Fridays, 3:00 to 6:1X1 P. M SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH 80U TII8ID K BAPTIST CHURCH Seventh Slreel and Elm Avenliu Ninth Slreel & l.aurrl Avenue SnMiath School. U,3(>jril-itk-Ubd Atev.-W llsoa Finch. l*a«tor- — church service 11:00 o'clock Sntur Millard llunl, Youlh Director duv morning. Prayrr meeting nl M:(X» P. M,, Wednesday. •| tt; If, A. M.: Sunday School. 11:1X1 A. M.t Morning Worship. « :I5 I‘. M.: B.T.U. FIRST CIIRIHTIAN CHURCH 7:30 P, M.: Kvening- Service. (Disciples of ChrUt) 730 P, M.t- Wodnesrlny Prayer Sixteenth Street and Hanford Avenue William Perry Yesley, Pastor FIRST PILESI1YTHK1AN Sunday School Rally Day. U:,i6 (HIURCII * A. M. ' ' Oak Avenue and Third Street Worship and Communion. 11:00 E. D. Ilrenrnlee, D. I ) , Paster A. M. Sermon: "Receiving Thu Rev. Douglas K. Charles, Crown Of Life." , • Assistant PastorChristian Y’ o u t h Fellow ship. U:45 A. M.: Sunday 8chool fur il:46 P. M. Sermon: "The Regenerative In­ all ages. 11:00 A. M.; Morning Worship fluence Of Christ." 8:00 P. M. ami World WJde Communion Ser­ The First Christian Church will observe Church Jm y a llr Month vice. 0:30 P. M.: Junior and 8enlor during Octolier. Special service* - THI lUStlAN cuvcmmetil I i i * *tenicl Awistanl Secretary nf Stain John F. Petittfny tahove) and tern,tiers nf llm Senate Aiqitopiiatlops Cnttrmtllen yrdty Into the So­ viet Unlrnr proiitnv aniterVi-e* p.i»,|>nl>. visa* and itm operaMort o| American Knd»a[,ile. nml tcyallonv aldoad ((nrernellijiial) —4-^-4.- ,h t m v s F IR ST IH l'T IM CHI 04 If Park Avenue ‘and Sivlh X|frel YY. P. llr,H<k*i J, |M-toi John I.'. Millerl lahlrallon*P Direclor • Sun.lay. S-1,•••!..ll.li. V. M. Mo! !•,.■•,_ t,,,, »■ u m r raining ! 'ni«n. u . I r, p m Evening Woivhlp, in p. m Thu uinliir pest* nt Intth ton . U;trp<«» Stationed In Japan ti-r V* n, riim|di*hed. Pvt.* HXr|w-r alterxled IliqqH-r Aradi-luV Irefure. t„- eflletcd I Innr my in July,, IU 17. Hi «nMi|drti>l IMlh Sunduy hfini Trirdljf iuitic training nt Camp I* m. •Xi A. X Halt- Cnntivnitniirr. hi* V« . and sailed iivrr,»»< in Kvjiihi A. M- »'Iiiii rh S< IiihiI. ID47. Al Ihe pirvi-nt time. |:)Xi A. J L ; M'ltoihg prayi-r temlict, Pvt. Ilaipir ia piucvkstng ut lire *ut num. , (xr I'. M.: .Y’.P S.L. and Junior ISt-|M»t. prior tu hi* assignimnl In Dally M . T.. W.. Ii F„ 7: (6 Mini 8:00 A. M. Thin>duy. X:I6 and t*:00. Modda v: All dJ>- Chapter* and Hi Mm t '» will meet un this ilay, 7:00 |*. M,: Inip.irlant laymen's mivtlng with nuppur In tin- I'srlsh Houic. Rrv Flunk'T i I im nf N,-w Yurk Cllv will U- tin- guest *peak> or.-* All mun uf Holy Cmv, are iiigwl tu attuint this meeting.* It Is •vpertiil that Imth Itishupi will Iw prudent. . .. (TIIIIHT < llt'ltl If. laingwiMMi “T h H pfeelrir hI ovp S h o rtv gul fritrn S ’! K L K fT K K C O M PA N Y ix m tghlv fin. Inil w ill's lie tfoiiiut <|ir when we mt*vr‘ hWity frum th* pow er lin e ? ” 7PHONE ELECTRIC COMPANY IDO • HOW COMMERCIAL Hu is Hit- miii ui Flossie Hat r uf Ul 4 IIlrkm > AVuntHI. Han w n y w o R fty ? m X 1 CARRY a n t i- - / IN S U R A N C E R e g u la r A d !n T h u N e in p a o d r VANILLA SANDWICH COOKIES Just think of Itt You can buy this luscious night cream and aavt money. Thia It the famous cream that la almoat the color of butter. If* rich In fonoffn. Get your |ar now and see how lie emollient action halpa your akln.baeome su p p le... smoother. See-how it encourage* that young, youitf lookI • > Fresh and Crisp! Fully Automatic GAUDBN and LAWN FERTILIZER H ‘ A . 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For In-xt reaulta use Armour’s "Big Crop" ferlilixcr. p r ic e s PAINT SHOP 12th Street A Sanford A ve n u e ■ America'* Mo-I Iteauliful IulnlliHO, - LV.U, - I ’.rii-lird Alnminum. - -Sis\-k Mr Fnf’ Free FVilimale hi For Sale By J X l W t f f i S 'i .T t S YARDI.KY VKNKTIAN IILINDS MOW PAINT SHOP REASONABLE wMI* u *v£Jd£!- la ‘X t ^ S b J U prepared for delivery at the third annua) convention a l the AmeriOperalkma anidSjW# most have rCUOIlkblt aaawrartp# that tht Wbted Nations ia a golag.wqrkable organisation' With effectler military support before disarm- « Tmirhton Druff Co t»tnirst4tm‘ group CHURCHES It’s Years Old ANNOUNCEMENT 121b and 8 M t a 4 A m 39 day supply, $3.33 [ •truly sorry fot their *in».’ . . lPhiinr ’hunr I0H2 > REFRIGERATOR — FURNITURE n NO (A X A T IV t NO EXERCISE i m C*n4y » itt http ya«i IftltKt Uke nl! uily (At iimpl jf followth#dlrrftkmt im it thr «.»** VlUmln ond Vlinerol Cindy ToM«t ! If on Calvary a confessed crim• Inal could find Christ reaching I mil him thiongh the dark, n<> I sin cun In- ton fowl for me to LAUNDERETTE OF SANFORD STATION Uh llfurs br tslloatng ttw I m plan (17 Years In lliisiness In Sanford). AUTOMOBILE W CANDY TABLETS in j 'lark T. Carprntrrr It. I).. Vicar 18(h ,Sunday after Trinity U:30 A. SI.: Hn|jr' Cunimuniur and oerinnn. II are weJcouio. Dentures will return to normal m d abov* today iwL tomorrow. Coot air moved Into Washington and Oregon and rain fell In lb* r*»t#n to tho Rockka. H a ro also wore scattered thondonhowere ia some Darts of th# north central region. power uiuL. - i.tl.11,-wild defensive strength in holding Acme to o I J -0 triumph. Miami, in it- only stmt, was upset by Itavloi, 1X 7. . - Tintjr Ininfanuririncontps TlmlT woiId. offensive ll*»H.»r*1 f M A M ^ATUHALLY CUHLY- H A im -J I easiness, and turmoil, can la- one. -h'lwn more. rheii- e*rh fn-sji dedication IM. .U 'a sil m il M. t ItfC A u :u KUTATt: HIlHTIdUKs Khwanls, 4 lluul. mis Kran— |. Tl, Ural Kr.lrrul X .n,1 I. Aa»u. Ilrnws I- It. ,i in Mliitf.ui A. T-< J f IV.vras Kri.akv, ()«•• ,\ * luv (Tain T*» Ktrrl Frdff. I Mn i Iuk* .«»»*! Iamb t which, in tip present unrrstr'un |o>.~ -V lu ll Dynamite Blast r of the Dunn slay* I been great tension VtHnmtV* world- in - L’Unst. giuw». fuun- niulu . to ■lliiwj nt. IN 8 DAYS I llolh tram* an- rom|Hi*eil large of players who partiurpalud In Inst vent'- game iietWrvra "the two ,v<lnMils. won hv the Kloridn -quad. H tn lih :..-l am! Krotl. Kratt *^-*‘ 11 Cbiti I *m»mwT»M—fDftra*' UP TO 8 IB S . Uell initnlled u -light choice over the University of Miami in Ihelr IKteraec I ional • foothall clash toniirht nt Shiln- l'ark. A rtiiHil of 11; •. • i| • tht Jr. y oB longe r wt'ttr mid Iruttcr upirtutranu.1. TEXACO In—in* irmi'mlimnrr~~iify~l,nnr'hrfTirn.~ThattTiriyrK»'»hiUlte nt»<*ii u u jk Throughout U.S, II* ASSOGUTHU PRESS -v Higher tern para lu res for meet of th* country were, predicted to­ day a* the tall end of a mass of cool air touched Into parte of th* •HIA. Ort. -V t IIm*—wlrfnjcth**t»f r.t ii iUAt.a rr.m tiin Hittith and \>ln5 20fi Narlh Park Avehuc WHISKEY - WINE - BEER *%A aa ll O flaak k Second LOSE UGLY FAT •UK I’KK I'A KK il" . , II) Itti. Duvjglsiu. R. t'hallr* land Itank (*ntoMlMlunvt To »:? liprt |*. MoMiifu** fI ii\ Jo*lr L l.4int lUitk i.nmi*H«loli« To A J. MiA'vtk) .Hui Kmnui K, Itomt «•n*t lloriffMifa* 1*0 at Eighth Inning Yanks Hank Bchrman replaced (iregg on the Dodger mound. Berra grounded out, Stanky to Robin­ son. Jorgenson fumbled DiMag­ gio'*, easy roller, permitting Joe with the tying and winning run*. Two runs, one hit. no errors, one to reach first. McQuinn filed to Ilermanskl. Johnson rolled out, left. _ . Jorgensen, to Robinson.: Totals .. „ „ No runs', .no hits, one error, one ’ L A U N U K H F T T Ii ikwa **" I IU I* tb LANEY, DRY CLEANING CO UuiiWt l iin l a nu , • *\ Sunday, Ort. 6. Christians of Complete Stock in. was IIMVl.23.1. Today's Uke of close to $200,000 easily send* this no hit*, no errors, into the category of a million dol- 1 lar Beries. First Inning Yankee* Stlrnweisa singled. H e n rich Henrich grounded out. Reese to j tingled. B<rra grounded to Rol>- Robinson. Berra llne<l otrt. Stanky j inson. Robinson threw to second to Robinson. DiMaggio popped . A r th lr llo r to n . tir o . HF.HM.O. SA N FO R D .; FLO R ID A WORLD-WIDE COMMUNION SUNDAY* Mil Nil. Uuk • I T M m T I U . ^ r HUMtliAIII Open every Wednewiity and two evenings-a week Harriett Miller YVnnetn (iribhle Brooklyn Pending official announcement Winning pitcher- Casey, Itoblnson bounced out..Johnson Fourth Inning Yankee* from the office of Commissioner > Johnson tripled. Llndell doub­ to McQuinn. Walker went out. \ Time of game—3:3 A. II. Chandler who must pas* on i led. scoring Johnson. Rlatuto Bcvent to McQuinn. This enabled •Attendance—33.41.'! the final arrangements, there ha* bounced out to Robinson. Beven* Beven* to tie Red Ruffin’* World Receipt* — (Cross) been no official word on the num­ grounded out. Reese to Robinson. Series record of pitching 7 2/3 (n et) I162XH.42. . ber of shares voted by..each team. "Phtcs* the winning feam has !>eim unusually generous, a new high of «l>out $7,000 1* expected. "Dm* j reason for shortage or teachers I* that they have l-ccn kicked mound by local board* and trustee*. Trustee* should have Iwen abolished hy constitutional amendment," he declared- "Two Ihiim)i rviull In iplit mihority ••»*! loo much 'buck passing'," he »iat- responsibility,"'said D rTJohn,.1(4 declared that he had Iwen con­ fused after trying to make out th* Florida law* on this subject and asked Statu Surd. Colin Eng (Uh *faout I t : The — ___ - - he took ii up with tha Attorney General, *l*> also' "did not know." He explained th* n ew state Semirtole County Court Records II |*,|,ll. rliATTHb m iir n .n .i: JiillM fl, II.') T. Tu Hanlixil . nllr Vat. Il.ink! AhM ih. IVi r> Ti» X.,»li,fil or'over Seventh Iqnlng Yanks: Ilevcnt struck out. Stirnweiss walked. Henrich bounced to C.rrgg who started a double play, Uregg <n Reese to Robinson. No runs, no hits, no errors, none left. _________ ______ Seventh inning Dodgers; Jorgensen lined to DlMsggio. Mnrky Vaughn hit for (irrgg and wa* given a walk. Stanky popped lo Rlsiuto. Reese grounded out to McQuinn. * No runs, no hits, no error*, one Third Inning Dodgem . . Stank v walked. Reese filed to Llndell. Stanky etole sccund on a wild pitch t*y Bevins. Linddl made a sensational.tumbling catch of Robinson's foul fly. Walker popped to Johnson. No run*, no hit*, no errors, one THF. SA N FO R D F R ID A Y , O C T. 3 ..1 & I 7 I)un’l Forget! October 5-11 In • Natlonhl Employ th« Phyaically Handicapped Week! ' ‘ * * - $ 269.95 (Available For Immediate Delivery) > HUNYS TUXEDO FEED STORE 8ccond und Sanford - . I’hotte 358 ST. JOHNS ELECTRIC CO 1.10.West! Commercial Avenue • Sanford, Florida •________________ • • �n‘n - The. Sanford Herald r>blUk»4 • In IIK* 4milf '* tr*p d Aid To Understanding R«lnrd«» .Salzburg Austria, was the scene this sujnmpr of nn ««4 ml •mmf-tJ, TUlMi I'V iw ri^ w n t in lnti.‘f » t t lii» ini j IBd lY i n K ^ u U * a r n iu tf. - w iU i- D 7>i H M i i -------Smmu "rliil.i > XT. 1010. „l Ik* PM ..... • nil-lit. nliil \\aVs of living. M **«!<•,#. I lano, **«l,r Ik* Ail One hundred European students attended the seminar, j : #* IlMW^i mt Mwrk *. I -or. — iioi.U mi _l7; i iii . n - IMtorr tioitpo.x iikaa - ..-#»> ;t» —s. mm ■ h u llin ’ Itj Cankr, nrelt FRIDAY, OCT. 3, 1947 T I I E 8 A N F O R D n E R A L D , S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A P A G E F O U Il : Hr HEW ITT MACWKNZir, Al' I'orrTtn A ttain Analyat . m m im tijj- n f Movies Of Idtwyers THIRD PAKTV NEW YORK, O c t . 3, Joseph Curran, president of th* CIO National Maritime Union, told delegates to the sixth bien­ nial NMU .convention late yes­ terday that establishment of a third party would not eliminate the Communist Party. r t * if iH f m Bir^s Eye View Is Presented Of Sheepherder EnKai?eH ly Bear In.Eifjht S E R V IC E Ik BE YPND TI 9 L * c 0N TRAC ; ■ FLY• •• x*S» ,>t fio ridh annum lo CHICAGO' 7 \\ to NEW Y O R K ' »•/< h™. . i tom* tod he'd told waa to b# used area * f Africa. VENETIAN BUND CO. .- 2V4 h r a ...... e•e e e e «•a-*-* ofTT'tf , V .«•' \u*ili«rv of Hal* T m *. t’l.i men f rhuirh m. f i t . h f p ! h 5T if S S l m>'u*I? s rsM zai t e T h , Junior C A '. ol th , m . t i Baptist Church will meet at the-j S S L ' I’aziurageni • * Air Mai) 7 s r* t,r.,J?,b »ri.'"ir "*• t t v A * * s t . ?a "circle. oAh. •tEl'.E'u'"'“.^ 'r'T r last n|ghl et U'^ Mampie Mail at . . H:l»U u'ripvk,-* .Mr-.I Jm r--IbnorVi * ‘ . Whirl he Grand Matron, pre-iderl , over the meeting. . . . • • \ letter-was rend finm tin- Pilut Club thinking th. i hnptei. fur itmonthly dcmuti in* tn tin T u lit• l uiln*is Milk Eund and it w.j»« rui nutlncvHl Ihaf prldh . ■try test fot j - Eiinn-tn Star fwtU will (»■ given j-in Davterm on- limy-tr- Att-mrm; j im' i -1 of 11 rr**r,K-i»i eiiapter are (irg,«l , to tab, tin -e tesla. Mr*. tVint 1 W. Wain, i, \-- Mint. Matin;'., was wetoMind bark' to the ehap tei nftei MH-niUng (lie iiinnier in « A'htnlmln. O. About memliers and gltest - Wrie pr- 'ent flir the meeting. ‘ . Mr. ami Mrs. C.' A. Whiddcn ulan 'to U-qve on Saturday for a . short varatioh in Syracuse, N. Y. Mrs. Hrorge Fellows is visiting fur a few days with her daughter and '-son-in-law. Mr. and ' Mrs. Michael Salish - in Green Cove Spring*, that one of the Mr. and Mrs. t~ H. Mutiael* .of Mrlhodlst Church will meet at projects-for St. i Ann’s Chapter of. Orlando were guests on Saturday I 3:00 P. M. a f follows: No. l*wllh which Ahf ll_chairnian-Would-ba­ of Mr.-and M nr.-pr H .'T f p J in r t -M rsr OeorgF McCrum.- W rit Ftrxt the landscaping of the church their home in Mayfair. Mrs. le ~ lamb Street; No; 2 with Mrs. K. I.- g|ounds. - Michaels will Ik- rrmeml-ercd as 1 Hhinholser. 007 Oak Avenue; No. .\jr!t Melach ‘“Id ‘ he group that the furmrr l.llllan Adams. 3 with Mr*. Fred Wilson, 11M)0 World Community Day will j * o|>. Sanford AvenUv; No. 4 with .Mr*, .^rv.-d on Nov. 7 and plan* were Mrs. Charles Kanner arrived when she i n - 12 v< urn-old, ngnin-t O. 11. Anderson.2013 Washington B.r hoic supper to I * held yesterday from visiting Mr. and f ir / / w /o *c\ernl gi-sl iin-n. Avenue; No. 6 with Mrs. I t A. sometime in October. Tho„- at- Mr*. .Herman Kanner in I a>s An­ In i ao to|)'iloti’f know wliat n Futrell. I-nurrl Avenue; No. (5 with tending the meetingwere Mrs. geles, .Calif, and Mr, ami Mrs. cuttiiig horse i-, . a 1........ Lo Mrs. 1^ S. llarkeL 1002 French Meisch. president; Mrs. II. F. Itarrv Kanner of Sacramento. She In-riling entile, and it i* n v,'ry Avenue; No. 7 with Mrs. R. T. Whitner, secretary; Mrs. J . |„ also visited, at laguna Beach and »|mctaltzi-1 and tricky thing to !>c Warren. 1012 Magnolia Avenue; Inglcy, treasurer: Mrs. H. \„ Per in Tialuana. Mexico. She has U-en k in <4 W . U 1. I ......... *.U« *>M t a .... s. aide to ride one of Ih. e Inn m ■ No. V with Mrs. * IBroughton Wat- .kins. vice, president; Mrs. U. .L. gone about'four months. Tall, blonde, prety Mutihn Annkins. 1613 Magnolia Avenue. .Cornell, .a lta r chairman; Mrs. ' Chapters of the Woman'* Aux- Watson, promotion chairman; Mrs. AT A CHRIStlNINO CIRIMONT, Worplrsdon, Surtey. Bunco* EUxabcth . fliaiinm. 18, of l'b i tie. Hern'j^ci sm art b u xln e it m an 's shoe, designed b y. was tjil. Hi of xbe Ogib rt I'lolleel j tllarv of Holy Cross Episcopal |{. Her. flower chairman; and acts as Godmother as she hold* tlx-wccks-old Biwrmary Elizabeth Dnt« Itiale* t ‘ eb sl,-l in throe i Fortuno w ith sfylo and com fort to sp a re . Fortune Elphlnstone, the only daughter of her former Lady-ln-Waltlng.and the- state rontt- 11 .. Martha « a i toied j Churrh will meet as follows: St. Hie following rhairnirn of rhapAnn's at 3:00 P. M. with Mrs. It. te n : Mrs. A. W. Fitts, St. Agnes; thin. Andrew 'Klpblrotnn^ Elizabeth. In keeping with her family’s wish till- mo t |l'>)l1llllt i;u l in IH'h lol I "T o w n ilre o tc rs " will m ak e you “ fe e l Ilk# a mil* A. Newman. Hose Court, Mr*. A."', Mr*. 11. II. Coleman. 8 t. Annd's; •conserve cloth during the present clothing shortage tn Great Uillsln ami t ' nn outatanl;' A Mixed Scotch* Foutsome will lino. Her « short length d r«* for the ociMton. (International Radio)!1 . ■l o t i i « i « x .- x z n ju i - # . . R. Key as ro-hostrsa; St. Agnes ( Mrs. George Shipp; St. Cathrine; b« .staged at the Seminole Coun­ i i-?Uon."> -Thoy'r# sizthontlcally *?yl#d f»zr tow n and , al 3:00 P. M. with Mrm...W.A. -Mrs. Fred Dyson, St. Monica; >ir«. on ■Sunday; C|yi> -TV*. try .Club The' i'l*etti<-et <n. to the Iod(*U business* w e a r. Como in and try a p a ir to d a y . ,U -.W '-*- •Pitta on C eianrA rsoult 8 t. CatUs^AmMla Nof-el. St. Marks; Mri A. willger, Jr., club pro. announced Js pile'll the g ill n-llle Hilt V* it ll NOTICE B trine at 3:30 P. M. with Mrs. R. f-M. Philips chairman of publicity today. Elay. Will begin at -1:30 Autrt and ■t»t.- down in Ihi1 Gene t th l W. Ruprecht, 1616 Palmetto Ave- i and Bev. Mark T. Carpenter. -.J'TlocletV h* i *|,r;5|tf,\1 *V.,r mi.Uii '. (hi with a beau ,,,,,,...i , . . ■ • ; Wonteh «uf (TtnsTlnn Sr-r o’clock In tin- afternoon and roib . nud; 81. Mark’s at 8:00 P. M. with J ' — — ------- — ■■ By DOHTIlYTtOK . vi41. t „ f First M thod.st tlfol camp fire, ■urroended by wonmn “layer will choose bur |h(. hom,, llf m , l liitig-iioin ■utile. \\ Idle tliui citin ' Mrs. Martha Coleman. partner (rum the mate members Associated P ress l . s hlkn Editor |) llllrfll ,lt.M J. S'. Atxarrcllo the group decided last ! it i-’ *o. Ie.'!i-t|. ‘,'ni'd ll illy of the club. This will lie a nine. TUESDAY ....................................... _ hole event and Mr. Trrwlllegar I Thj-re’s nothing dumb about the to hold a hnzaal on NoV, 14 and Ihiiik \«hi Mi’ii' out i.t, tlie can'll The Seminole High School. Par­ Incidciitully, tom • u . leal 15. Broceed* from the hnrsac will requested today that tenuis should * vT,r**". ent Teachers Association will hold Faced with the n«v*slty of ac- -a to the building fund of the sport nnd We lie. iifi I (hat » e’l b notify him by Saturday afternoon a Father* and Teachers night at mad ntxnit 'ciiuliOxi no* th.i| of their Intention to participate. 4|uirmg-eib entirely new stlhou, rhuieh. 8:00 P. M. at the school. we’n 1 ii*H -<n i •'.!Hip tcniK ette this fall, she didn't mortgage Among tinim-mlM-rs already Th* Friendship 1-cagur of the wt|h th •tit. Ail *!»' ki*|4 alt* inak . the old family homq,<>trad to ar. Congregational Church will meet scheduled to play are Mr. and ins: m|» u r M 'U iu.'jiLlu at the Parish House at 3:00 P. M. Mrs. John Ivey, Mr. and Mrs. E. quire dozens of new dresses with i TTTTmT] **I lu* ( i ItmitHt Jl._ Smith. . Mr^ and Mrs-'-W. 1*. U," Ju?»l I d “Bt' ult'.l, it'i 111*« til Heard, Mr. and Mrs. F ail lllg- line*. Instead she laid in a sup­ U *•f**♦ II yfiiM N O TICE^-'ifrnbdthnm. Mr. aiul Mr*. Bill ply .o f skirts for nil occasion*, AB New sfeilurc* VullVt' F|H»k«'ll Ih lit iii. u If \oiiM (earned thrin with smart hluucea, I tear Judy, Williams, Mr. and Mr*. W. G. lived tied door, to him BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT The Social Department of thr and there she w as- all set to out­ Well, the cowgirls hate hit New Vivhni Mr. and Mrs. Winston Hender­ Fleming, Mr. and Mrs. George shine the*.Gibson Girl. Sanford Woman’* Cllb will have a Thurston. Mr. and Mrs. A. J . York with the rodeo and nil Iht* Hallowe'en dessert •bridge and son announced today the birth of Williams, Mr. and M r*.'J . A. Most career girls and others Fainici . lit .Du' \i Eiuihxibl checker party on Oct. 8 at 1:30 u son. William. Cecil, on Oct. 3 Bonder, Mr. arid' Mrs. Andrew wlio can't affoid a complete new Jackson* nri-'gn-gn over tin- cole, o'clock at thr club house. Reserva­ in Minnrapolis, Minn. Mr. and Carraway. Mr. and Mr*. G. E. warroln- are tnglng this mean* ‘miking little tlicka. Solne *of..tllu cidomi-,* di-n fmt d i ■ii /miiikiilc were so hepped tin v (ollowe |uull\ into pnuiii i. rvi'slliii. tion* may be made hy telephoning Mrs. Henderson are former re­ .McCall, Mr. and Mrs. I.. I’. Ha­ to meet . he new styles half way. them nlohg the route .if then; log and ttlliige. hr chairman of thr department, sidents of Sanford. Hie gan of Orlando, Dr. and Mr*. T, S«1 iarate-ekirt* and Idouses are parndc from Madison Sqtinre tint Mr*. S D. Highlryman, 049-J, or F. McDaniels and Mr. and Mrs. selling like hot enkes in every jd. n to City Hall, where they pro. 4-11 SHOW Mrs. Fred H. Williams. 1 I 68-W. storo in the rountry. and already Miitud Mayor tl'Dwyer with o tenThe annual 4-11 Club poultry Dale Scott. These reservations must be made Also Mrs. C. E. Spencer, Mrs, you are seeing trim shirtwaistbv Tuesday at noon. ,* Hostesses show, sponsored by the Scar* Roe­ Glt-n Linglr. Mr*. John Schlrard, clad girl* on every Main Steer. giillou hat. Four of tiiv six Sponsor girls for the occasion will be Mr*. J . E. buck Co., will be given at the local Mrs. John Sturk, Mrs, Clyde B. The choice of. skirt, and blouses Courier Mr*. J . N. Glloit, Mrs. E. store on First Street on Oct. 9, it Tcrwillrgar, Jr., -Mis* Dorothy la wide, and makea it possible to in the rodeo me tu n-ngris. 'Ibe e G. Kilpatrick, Mrs. H. A. Mure- was announced this morning hy Bowell, Miss Lcnalicllc Hagan, get together nn interchangeable kid- Ule sells'leil to lepiin'lit their slules in the rodeo wii tinland and Mrs. Fred II. Williams. Mr*. Oulda Wilson, county home Miss Jenny Landrum, Al Bryant, wardlmre at a minimum cost. hnsi* of iiiirseman*hl|i, mliulnstir demonstration agent. Hugh Whelchgl, II. C. Ileticl. K. For street and office wear there nt'ility mid IlEAl'TY mul gojlee, D. Scott, Hithard IK-ae, Boy Hol­ are . handsome tw-eed and flannel tuiNe tIn*v got IT! mol none of ler. Dr. A. W. Epps, Jr., Kirby skirts, cut on the new fuller, tliclll my snolis. If some kids we Fite, Jr., Ur. Harry Woodruff, longer line*, that team In-autifuily knew could tide burns tin- uuy .* Bill Herndon, a n d K. G. Kll- with trim white Idouses, tin -e idgeons iran, mid liud lirnins Patrick. ' • , — :-----------For rnrklsir wenr'slightly long­ nnd - rlamm—yimrr—tiritdeu (heir er Idark filille or velveteen skirt* lu-nds would In- so lug they'd F R IL L S are the choice of. the smartest need ten-gullon hats. Theke gats me having a hilatiWeekly from Home Demonstration young set, worm with 'dressier IdousCs- oi 4444le -*rvanttr_vrlrrt'. •truv-trmc-nrrrtitx, ihiil'fT fst (ilp • lT',' ,/, )/*/ ):<» tint h .-tm eu /< r /-V h \ u ry I r . J i . II"e I'.iu 'H a f l i n t cou ti, n o _____-Specialist, Tallahassee to’ New York. Til* Slrillle of I .ill. een jackets. . ’ l i t ih !> J>trf:ti’ic i. nirdhiT .• ntfniniti, >■>i/i/zi rrzVi. hut l i ’.it h t f 'i nut I'fiir l t-llv nnd the Km|iiie State Build For evening th» sky’s the limit, Mild arid brighten* aluminum t ing lime Ih^-ii tnkrti in, nnd now i \ U a| eA tio and you may acquire lush and ilouti—uotl’ing l i l t th.it ii nuhitli-J in u hat w./ f.n f'>r our'^nvJ, tounJ ///rrmil alkali darkens it* Thi* simnltthey pie ready to salt into the AS SEEN fart. If more generally understood, beautiful skirt* with tiny corselet shops. To buy? Not iiaitiedlarly d a rtJiit. It ‘j all soli.I raim - with nothing a d J iJ fni jiu t t h tf'ing ju l/ i. And wsislinea and billowing hem­ wuiihl rlo much to keep aluminum lU JUNIOR BAZAAR —especially not lung skirls! \Yhnt kitchenware in good condition, lines, in faille, velvet >ir brocade. do iliev think of long sk ills7 th at M a t a m i t e to t h r u n r u g i A n itiii.in b u /fg itf . | houarhold equipment *peciallat* id Worn with Idouses of varying de­ "Nothing much, la-cause-it doesn't glees of formality, they will out­ the U. S. Department of Agricul­ fit s gill properlly for any after affect u* in the least," any* lovely ture'Iwlievr. hrugetle Klvn. \Vnke, Id, of tfl Because alkali darkens thi* met­ dark occasion. Centro, Calif. "You siV. we wrar al. no washing soda, strong soap cowgirl -el»4 he#.-11-------------------------rOU N TH Y-CLt'B or ordinary xcourtng powd.’r r Klvn. who owned her first horse 1 Charles Bolter, manager of “thr which contain alkali ahould In­ a three, can drive ivi mid In mid rat- | Seminole Country Club, announred used in cleaning it. Very liaid n “cutting hor»e'* thi* morning that the regular din­ water also may contain enough nlronlest n'gninjt 20 Isiys nt n ner will lie-served at tinclub on kali to dark aluminum. The stieFmnie;* >3 Atueric* • I'n lr., ad. in lure crialists allala caution against storing Sunday ....... - y evening nnd that ......... m,.. ~ ■ - •4-IU.k ■ " | tf - ffmr q m ValljT fam e pitting. After c o o k i n g , wasfi iWidng. Unnja rhamplonshlp three* yeiills o f * off all fowl particle* promptly to ----------------- . ---------- ------------- ------ (n Recession. purer-sum. Her tierliigmguml.i-l uinnisli 1 prevent pitting. when »h« graduate* from school r When washing aluminum, us- drug stores.) Huhhtng- with rream of emu se — is to own a dude A** * mild pure «oan or soaples* suds, of tartar also will brighten alum., ranrh: second rhoire J o -lu- a w A then rinse and wipe dry. If tin num, hut la more expensive thu’i model . . . nnd she i* pretty enough ■*V inside of the aluminum ji*n i* dark, vinegar. to mod"! If she trie*. • * , • If food liurna on atuininum, snf e *^ 1 it i* rasy to brighten it hy filling Aa for accomplishment, nfi. tinwith water, adding a little vinegar ten it hy filling the pan with water girls a ir top*. Helen Hutti AlJ* \ or cfram of tartar nnd hrating a and bringing the water to a boil mey. 17, of Fort Worth, Tex., as Hm.thweslern cxhU.i. few minutes. Alumiuum also nfny Then scralH. with a wood *t»“«»<;■ q „ „ ,. A Jze brightened by cooking mildly wash in soap water and n»n; jletty Smith, lit. of Abilene. I'eimev's om ll, Mi.lliler fill liolldo- mi' I'd* kl acid foods such a* rhubarb, tom­ with ateel wool. Trx., won n rutting burse rontesl ato. tart apples, or sour milk. I till, tille-l, wi .ll-fllleti r peri tb-s-ill , 111.11 1 *:•} • Thi* does not harm the fowl for new design-! lis t llorals, -smart-rlfecks— eating. ' ~ v, For scouring- use very fin# »le«l iii ill) liuirn carnisal-liriglit |ratletiis all wool (grad* 03) or r. past# of iliildten liivej IVifect fur back-lu-scKoul Dowdrrrd chalk end vinegar. (BiwJrfAl chalk may h# purchased at i billies! W mil c .v il), color-fasti FASHION NOTES TEEN TALK \Z113Z 1/ 1 4 Air Express For All Air Travsl Reoervctiiina PHONE 1325 m' w rr t r O u r F in e s t P e r c a l e s / 512.25 •Via Umnwltag Airline* ’ All rare* Plus Tas •« , wfcmeetlons To All Fcinripal Points |4 THE MAYFAIR INN Menu for Sunduy October 5, 1947 I M X " '' ? JOHN W. D. MOORE, REALTOR 3 CONTINUING GENERAL R EA L ESTATE BUSINESS CONSCIENTIOUS SERVICE IN HANDLING New. Beauty h ' and . * r100H oJt-wool, Mwwwt gray, CALL YOUR LUCKY N (J^ B E R 1 Ul ' Creamed Pear. BETH D a a l g n - Ona That Shoppe Chapeau * ^ 1 *"$ Tevchloa Bldg. 1313 ZT- , (Upatalra) - . some yd. iu,‘ ,,c COLORFUL WOVEN (JJNGHAM! 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J SeafoiMl Cocktail Pineapple Juice TbhRemoval of" Hln Of flea- From . ' . ANNOUNCES SEMINOLE S Circle 10 oMhc'Womens Society of Christian Services of. the p in t Methodist Church will meet with L P er Rondos Are 551.35- to MIAMI* AllAlumini^m Hu*. f■t■ f—~e ■n. ■fi"c* nra -uX-»u & SSPE u iu .i,w urn » t r i - £ HMBONE'S MEDITATIONS AWNINGS S x ia l Hints To Housewives l.'J A M E S G U T Iowa’s Farmers SANFORD FORUM * —— :— —,—n------ . i Mi** Jn.inne William-, who \va< siH>nM>led l>v A-mtiinle thaptef No. 2 >>. E S ..<• ••■■i - S'.«t» l.t 1J th|» mimtM*-»- in -Tollah*—er.- t s o - • - Scotch Foursome At Country Club Author Of Novel I Sortiething To See I I as th# rssult of fir* dam aga, your homo w a s m ad # u n liv a * a b l a , w o u ld y o u r policy pay lor th# raat of auilabi# qu ar­ ta n ? Rant inkurone# is a n important part of fir# insuranc* co r•rag#. For com plels protection, s e t us to.) day. ^ •V —; - ^ YG U “tE il-L L K E - A MI LL 10 N“ plained. . A "giaol'V—he- refers to himqclf as ona—has a hard tin i£ of it quite apart from th* dlf^ ficulty of buying doth*. Door knobs corn* off In hsnd, friends cringe st the strength In his handclasp when he's glad th see them. " I lor* music; I should have been a musician," tie continued. •'And to most people Jt Is strange sight to see such a Uig guy who love* music. All I'm supposed to love la sports." But New York Urea him; Hq j i nnxjlifrl hy ' the slang and' h t r pint at the questions put brain spins to him. "I'll he glad to grt t>ack to Minnesota," he said. Peacetime Thrift, Too * O.K.S. Hears Report . • On (xirl’8-Stale “Police -we*?-informed W r d n e i------ 1. day that a street marker at First Street ami Olesndcr Avenue had been- knocked down. It was re­ vealed by a -woman resident^ ^ th* tu-ighborhood that it had w n k g X O lT n g P f t O aM u tn .7:00 A The penalty for Improper patking is- $2.00 in City Court. Many violatora who gel a red Heart and expect a 26 cent fine, at for parking meter violation, grt very indignant when asked hy the desk sergeant to post $2.00 bowl. The usual eycuse of parking oultld*. the white lines I s ' that the car next to then was parked no^JfQ oV eFthal they founT tl6t park within the line%. ThJy are remind­ ed to tell It to «h$_Judj(t^ Mrs. ’John Ivey, 2001 (irandview Avenue, reported to pollre that on Tuesday night someonehad coiue Into her yanl ami had dug up some of her most prifed shrubs and flpwers. Prom Dublin come* news ih sl Hmfiy ilm ilti of-hoatiU* relation1 IfATIt American colleges. Students were of nil nges from 19 to GO, ■hip Iwtwean Soufhem Ireland and ■ a and from nil European countries except Russia, Roland, England ha* atood in front of Mm.H1. . I a* Three MaMln * Yugoslavia and Romania. None of the usual enmitjes caused I^inalrr Houae—now the dail, n ihi Ufa Momlit or parliament of an Independent 12 *#% hy nationalistic feelings were in-evidence, all the students Eire. Om I •mt «... T T r s i i S I i T lil'tiirl ■Mill* *•» living, eating and working together in friendliness. It is The antiuunrrd reason for tha IfcAftka tfMlNlloiM NRlI MMilrr* •*» rrmoval Is that thr room It io<. VRlrrlilamnitt f»r U r f»nri»«.*r »*f ho|K;d t hut the experiment may be re|M>ated next year. IRUlig fund*. Mill l»r rltatifed /»» It iK by such means as rtiis that constructive work may. nupled is needed for panfing * l ifw i »t tf Ur Mltrrllil»a r#t»*. Spnrr—jkKir Victoria- Hut ewgryr* ImUimI >»M»|Mi|iri llfpifvnl Iln* . be done in bringing Europeans closer to understanding the body knows there art few re­ ways of democracy. . far., rrprnfal* Vhr lltraltl in minder* of Britain Ural- »l|r thc nntIm>h| ft#1.1 mi n*linlluni tilf ngtittn* 1 1 IHilu.iiii to greater, («i #*•■$#•«*»***«< t« thr UlftR wrath that) sight of thr Qurrrx rlllrt In Ik# NRRtri inlk tirndqMni i ItM III fklrnsi* uml N#»% who mini- in days which Soothant t ~ - n * ' itTTiu li ■ Mrnlr; nf il» Ireland likea to forget. A H J o I soii ' h life was put in the movies and succeeded. AftmtiHt* ei*M »<kick i« #nllllr<l Thr famous Qurrn-Emprrss sit* *k,lml..l, In Ik* m•* In, jt ,*..I•11 Woodrow Wllsoii’a life was put |n the movies and succeeded. in grand stair on a hugr* pedestal raflaa *1 *11 ik* Inti mhi ptiHirH fc • with Ihr billowing aklrta of her I* III, nr *,•,», i»,i. writ a. all So was tlie life-story of 1/itiis Pasteur. AP a*e. lO.imirk#.. • These facts lend support to the view that the careers day ao spread out that aha looks I __ FRIDAY. OCT. 3. 1917 of prominent attorneys who have contributed to the de- for all thr world Ilka an enor­ mous broody hen. Thr statue is 8TIFP^N YOUK JBPINK WITH velopmcnt of tile law, would moke good film material ■o big that it almost blocks a mi : STRENGTH ‘ and U k a I.'t it Arthur J . Freund of St. Louis mode this suggestion to the view of the building as one standi Havi>.m*rev upon ih# O Imrd fur American Par Association's convention, in a report ns in front of it. I know, because I am weak. l> Lord heal* ni*,~ chairmlin of a Committee to look into radio and the movies, when I was in Dublin In '46 I tried to take a anapshot of thr I’»alm U'2: Palm 01:2. lie suggested two chief justices, John Marshall and William Parliament house and rouldn't Sttt Seme Ritkt Iji Howard Taft oh possibilities, also Judah P. Benjamin, find any place to avoid Vlctotia pending- —headline. Ami dial Henjnmiii dfserves to Is- remembered bolter. A con-' However, 1 anapprd a picture, and om himI tent|ioriiry of the Rritish Renjamin Disraeli, he resembled- had it* taken away from me by a ' minor g<wemmrnt employe wbo I c j n“tT TT1 — k him ill many respects ami was often compared witli him. said; f t Sunday ii Rally p*v Pn yottr| ||u WM!t „ Heuator from I^misinna/ and holder of. three "W . can't hav* a pictura of ths pan to help male a a li-iiri I t.n|t|nt(t under t)ic .Confederacy', winding-Up us-secre- PasUaanmt itwrilding' taken 'with p * •ff'ri*by takmx your children m l harrh. of‘slate. .‘ At .tliu eii4 of the war }ie escaped, disguised, tha Queen in front of it." Well, a government official in an o|ieu boat to the Rahamns. Tiience he miyle his way Afcoidinff to tl»r |nlrrn4tion«l sent my film . hack voluntarily Inililulr of AiliiU, Unde Sam, to England, where lie became a British subject and ji lead* with an apology-which waa quite after 171 yean of terene bachelor* er ol the British bar. Hollywood should find him interest­ unnecessary, since I understood the significance of the leisure hood, i* going Ip. gel a wife. She ing. To the small-time enfploya th* will be. the artiili ray. a compotstatue waa an emblem of tha Eng itc of Screen Actreio-I Jane Greer. bsh rule which he had com* t., Loretta Young and IJnda Darnrll. hate, and I mention tha Incident The old boy it in for lome rough • Uncle Ham really underntamln advert iMng. He in ped­ liecaus# iiiv observation b that sailing 'now. * .’ .. dling Ixiiiils with a clever aerie* of liewnpapcr and ntagip most of Eire feele as -he does. My personal observation, by th* zlnjt apiM.-als. t' ‘ ■r - w S •why. goes hark to th? Easter < FfOtp T oledo file _l ttnr iHPyrngp^fenttimrir-Pfitfr■Anid dittwiny- nbowing Trf#V->eT7FUWr~or " Srifn- .TeT«i' Til" that ihr Tolerlo ?o .i i» having iiavir a boom in baliiei. On th e ' maikct a line of men mii one aide of a commuter*' ntation platform. IDII! when, at a reporter, your' correspondent came close to al pieirnl, arcordmg to Director They are wearing buttinesa Hiiita, carrying brief cased anti writing hia last story. preparing to perune morning ncwnpaiMTH during tii<> trip to Frank L .Skrldon, are 4fl head However, despite till*, harrier wrstrrn Calvinist college and of young lions, boan. deer, rlk, the office. They are glaring across the tracks at a lone tietwern Eire and England—a h carefree man, attired in sports clothes and with a golf bag. then set o ff to see the: great lotrrler which was responsible In water Lufialuri and sheep, but labeled *-'A Station Scene oi of 1957."' United States of wtilch he was no smnll degree for Eire's much r r be add., get your order in eaily. The ■»" atl ! is HtueiiKi -a a tat mu ftceno tin. . determined to write. "They arc Kiting like hot cake." ^ „ 1»•«'. *>'» «;»y “ /rAHltrv club is the one who rritiriied neutrality in the late He hummed and worked hia — — -----is 'getting getting an sternly steady income from United States Savings war—recent developments have lie CYNTHIA LOWRY way around the country. Once observers to speculating i AP Neesfeaturee Writer We see where a group oi Ronds. He whs smart enough to start Inlying them in 1917.' set he picked up a job ns sports, whether perhaps tire two old: Britiih women have organized a A table shows how simple it is to be repaid $4 for every $3 knemies might I* on the way to' NEW YORK— Feika Feikrma, writer In Minnrapolis because , , .. , . , . whose publisher* have Pulitxer sewing circle to make things to »<JI invested if bonds are held until they muture. The imyroll a burying of the hatchet. Thr I P ril, hopag (or hil noyg| ,.Thit |> Hemic Hlermsn, football coach in this country so that ihry can plan and the bond-a-month arrangement with banks are past few wrrke have seen event* | Year." undoubtedly I* the of .the University of Minnrstota which might portend better times |,|KKrst 'thing in modern litera- Gophers, Icllvrd he ' could help ' obtain the dollars.with which In Explained. First was th* trip by Prl III! lure, lie stands nix fet-t nine Inch­ interest hi* five younger brothers it h an eaay, automatic method to save a little money Minister ■ buy the fooii they need over there. DeVsIera to Ixuidon U> es in his stocking fret: even in forming „ superman half of Now that is something like it H In tlie an feat 'investment the world lias to offer. People consult witli Prime Minister more In his sixe II nhnee. football.team. ' | mote Europeans would follow Itouj'ht Imiids in wnrtime. It is k*mnI of Uncle Snm to remind Attlrr on the economic situation ' was very poor report­ er,".Fetke s a id .'"I could blot up ■ their' example,, tiirre would be everyone Hint the snme savings are possible today. Tha 7 1 wl . n sJr i° ImMrtaVxi ^m ptTJgm mmvalllngVy ’ to** get lin t was a highly " n|,ort * ,',> con,forlajJ|e |n „ norinnl-alird all sorts of Information, but copridcraMe |rtr itarvation, ine gesture for the progd a n j stern h , ^ disadvantage. 1 couldn't' ait down and write much leu agitation. D- \ .l*ra to m a k r-h e who ,p to th,nk lhal .ah xbnvt t t quickly." . Renerttiiui ajr<> w i i co n d im n w ii, * 777 Tubereulosl* almost killed him -The B u m trd ! -Ut>«7r\*5inlnttT to death hy the British as on* » " '"it icuya are just naL before he really settled down to hat announrril that Isiloi'y woikri of the leaders of the Easter week urally-.stupid. That isn't good for writing. 1 ^ spent two vranT In in Ihit country fre receiving an GREAT FALLS, Mont, Oct 3 reM llon.. I aqi acquainted with a big guy who write* serioul a sanijoriuni. Hn tnri. -hi* -wife - - ' —W>—A 66-yeiir;0id. slieupherder Mrr De -Valera and tako-tWs -to .books." . - _ Ttnere and they were married ir\ average of U percent more pay Feikrma‘s a husky l»V»nd 1942. la y near death today after a fierce lie a friendly move on his part. , •r Ihit 'y e a rT h ln T tic f'd iiF litl; Irat man of . 1 6 ., lie comes from hut losing idmnlght battle with a Then the other day when Eire’s VI knew that I must write oi( lit HAL BOYLE on account fit the iiw in pt»c»«, DKH MOINES, I*., </P>-"What's Grlxxly bear he caught raiding natpr runic up for meinliertlii rare and family >of huge. pow. die," Felke said, without any . tiicy are no belter oil. Ai w have Iowa like?" • his flock ill the Montana hills. : in the United Nations, HrilU erful men. He Is a* second drama at all, "We hail $70 a American, who#* mouth coming' in and I started laid before, wage increaiet which Th* story of. the struggle had Minister of Slate Hector McNeil generation I n -i.i-il this of Gordon Gammsck, over aix feel to write on iL" (ail to lake Snlu lomideialion wartime buddy of Krnl# Pyle and to be pieced from the evidence— went out of hi* wav to make a parents -both ta ll—were Frisians. descend-’ They now have a little nlam eHkirncy and production don t at present eolumnlit and radio hlorul splotclies, a piH-n of the striking defense of Eire who wo* ants of hardy seafaring na- In Minnesota and Feike still la herder’s skull bone, boar track* being opposed hv Russin for the commentator for the De* Moines do much good. II you gel a 10 It, **i 1.1 hinI Tribune. live* of the rugged North 8ea working hard. He writes in the larger than a man's hat—found second lime. Sold McNelll--percent incieate in-income aud it •Tan--anyone- posalMy—justify Islands........ ...................................»------ morning and does hia - research Here's n thumlmnir portrait of along-th?—trail hr-the wild Sun Felkema'a parent* Joined the In the afternoon, the rejection of Eire as a mender coili you 10 (icrrrnt mote bi live tin- tnll porn state in "gam's” River country. " I t has worked so far," he The header himself, Jo slf Chllf- of the United Nationa Here is a stream who left Holland and aniTilotrs: where it the xdvnnla^r> still haven't much Iowa' farmer* are thrifty; one cislan.has not regained conscious­ reputable and stable government Germany, came to the United said. "I An intereiting article liom the listed $ 1 .6(1 depreciation nn a $0 ness since he was rhargtd and whose relations with member* of States, anil settled In- the mid­ money but I think' I'm 'over the ’' . . mnulnl hy the Gristly which this organisation are good ' anil west. Feike. the Feikem**' eld. hump now." Inlctnalional Airymlily -«l 5ur- fountain pen in filing hi* Income lumliered Hr it In the preliminary out of the darkntieat on cordial. She is, above nil, a est son, was born on his father’s tax report. . .They knot* what they geoni tells z>i lb* dyiftni «>( |>u‘-f iuu (32(1 M iu st-ai Iowa, t stages of ■"* bil#he*k;i now-w Wen a sbeepdillliiig "['rer a weyk egp. Want: one repylH. -ting .oil. Uio-long- arWedesl^Hcja-: ath"hrP!tTiTi‘ “ra.m 'l He •knows the * taMttarV'World I h* says will “ * take hlrt him three * or mean* to improve wl- nil to finish. times tier relationship with uf rain and sunshine, good and I four year* §l ion' fa r appendicitis. h|oi<s i>*“|>le ruluiin' +n' slid mil all nighl**. >' . powers similarly stable and legal. Had harvests. He went to a mid. I "It's about a giant,' die from litis parlitulai ailment Aiinlher answered city dwellers' There la not one argument that than Itom sulomo^il* arCMfentv. r»iii|ilnints on the high price of can I■* offered against her ad butler hy ' *' ' figuring out. it. took • mi yet almost every one ill them JLMHI squirts from a cow to rpake • • October 2, fl»47 inlsioin" Editor That's what you call reciprocity a could- he isvcil if the appendix a poutuj. , , Russia Vetoed the Irish applica­ were removed st tire- proper time. Iowan* are Independent: A Hanford Herald tion. hut Britain did her beat judge offered to supend a (300 Hanford. Florida Chancer ol death ill * normal Dear Sir: for Eire. apptndix operation a»e about one firm for drunken driving. "No," I was recently confined In th* Maybe we are seeing th* dawn said the defendant. "I'd rather in a ihourand. Rut T> percent pay. I don’t want anything bagg­ Felnald-Laughton Memorial Hos­ of a new era between Eire and pital s t the old Hanford Naval England. • F of the 55,000 virho4'x(i*fd lari year. ing over my head." 7 - . , Thu big loagur* pitcher, Dob Air 8 tatlon for about nine weeks t had waited too h**> and now .that I have been dis­ KOREAN REDS Feller, was halted by' *" Highway ‘ charged, I want to taka Ibis op­ •1' 'Another boatload ol iclugrrs Wilgon for aprudlng, " I ’m Feller, SEOUL, O ct 3,, , EalAlB' EMalp portunity to nubllcly express my ' has arrived in Miami (rom t>* arvilan d lndlans." said Bob. Re­ appreciation for th* eplendld ear* lishmrnt of a Com* naumilt OTvcrns plied the patrolman: "I'm Wilson. mrnt in Korea “eliminating re* ’ Ionia where they ray conditions ate Highway I'alrol." Feller got the I received while there. so lernble llut tliey prelertcd to ticket. . .Tlie speaker of the house 1 have been In savers! hospitals aetionaries" upon withdrawal of Soviet and U. 8 . occupation forces brave the danfceii ol an Atlantic of representatives', farmer Gut during thr past few yrars which' has been proposed by the sowrre many times larger than our Kueslrr, refused to wrar a tux to i Cloning in a 40 foot boat to called people's committee In I h * . Guvenera Inaugural,-explain­ local hospital, but l.h av a never remaining under Rurrian control. ing: "Never wore on* of the durn received any more courteous or propaganda broadcast to its pro­ . You do not tee many American* things before and ain't startin' better treatment than 1 have re­ vincial leaders. cently received here at home. Irying lhal hard lo grt away Irom now." ; . . low'ans .are folksy: Whacking Our hospital is Indeed a credit « America. The last' )htle band oi at burning timbers atop a to this community and to all of Cstoniani lo come to our dioret awav budding, a city fireman called those who have mad* it possible. »> Alley without panpoiti was* allowed lo down to a passing friend: “Hey, " Respectfully yours,' — ' remain. We lay let tlwie latest Joe, run over to tn* fir* station, Victor Check • visitors May. We m«y need alt will you, and (urn out tha fir* DEY SArtS Dfc RICH ' the meo in this cou 4»y with ihe under the prunes." . , A but driver ' -- . MEH5 WrtliT 6 ITS UP rolling down the street on which ha kind of courage they have shown lived stopped got out, Uiathed hia for a baseball park. . . PE WARS ALLUZ STA1 S * that wk can get. little son for playing in tha-itraot Iowan* a rt poetic: A high school —then rwsumgd hi* trip. . . . boy sent his best girl a cheese on IM DE. R E A R .B u t V4IP w • It is a healthy sign when young Seeking a record of his birth 36 Valentine's Day with this note: DiS ADAM BOMB D V i a “This chaese may be strong, but men reek .knowledge, and with year* before, a man went not as strong as my love fa r you." h ........................................ ......... ..f.lw doctor in a small Iowa town^Th# AIM' 6 WINC B § MO that as a criterion we may »alely Some Iowa rcomle trends: A doe fumbled through hia filet, IVORY or WIIITB auume that America U in a healthy old RCAA\ * cam# up with a certificate ' grocer extended a self-service condition. Never l»aiote have icr added: “Never got paid fpr that pushcart to a customer. "Don't TRIMMED IN many young people, tried to hard one. Twenty-five dollars sMill t l l . ___ need one," said th* cuatom*r. MANY OTHER COLORS »* to get into college. But unforlun- Want to pay UT” The man paid. . "Only got $6." . . . A father bought a fountain pan aa a grad­ wh^n Ernie 'lxug, a hotel manager, f , there aren’t (Vnakigh collegei * his hia son. aon. "Going ran for mayor of Newton, the uatlon present for FREE ESTIMATES _ around. Op* out oi every washing tnachln* town, ha had to suprise hlmYr h im !" 'Inquired ' tha BLINDS or AWNINGS '. threa sludents >wbof wants lo the plea In hia coffee shop cut In dark. “I'll aay," declared th# Z 'k ha’a going t collect this fall brill be turn- ala pieces instead of eight. Ha got father, " l i t think* . - , gat a convertible." A raliglou of accom- elected. Iowan* aren't all consistent: saalot delivering a private sermon I tchooli Th* hero of a fir* at tha state t# « a grocer held up a Hn* of many as 75 penljgntUry was a nun serving customers. "Thle fellow's trying Thoie years for arson. . .During ■ to sell me heaven," Apulotfaad fglout census ona man scribbled the grocer to the waiting womkn. m are geh on the question sheet: “I'm ait "T a k , It,", snapped a pjppary lKtle th* baxis atheist, thank God." . . .On th# irahip otlwr hand; torn* Iowan* are con- mythlng so Mudrnti to re­ sUlent: th# Govarnor l* Robert D. That’* lot •M Waal Third Street iT ' mini stand Bluo—and ha uses blue stationery Views... laoaxo privacy Bkoae ,1151-W ' Britain and France each 6oni »•< . . and a preacher raised a storm light. . . sod iegu!»le veotiUUoa they would of protest whan h* learned that trots approximately one-third th# T IIE 8ANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA Marker Is Knocked Over By Automobile FREEDOM TRAIN" : ami many more -were turned away bcYuusfc of lack of in-­ Kirs finally haa tUcided to r«ovro th# bitterly dmlikrd sutoirl : : l ommmtallonij. The project wtla backed .by - the Ildryxyd m Ilf Lpi...... A‘n-I..tin mhb.b pk i •iiii-'viitr1 FRIDAY, OCT. 3, 1947 # ■............................i - » ii______ 'g.* THE WORLD TODAY , I *• - s. i - 9 7 ■ v . i - ■#*. .»A4 • �TUB SANFORD P A G E S IX Seminole G r i d d c r s Charlie Grimm To ■taTCfir1 Mrife •Polish On Fine Points Of Game Says Kettles Next Five Years The Seminole Hllth School Colerv Kills invade Kuslia tonight for a >ciap with the Euatia' High Panther* that promise* . to be thrill', packed from Iwginning to end. Coaeli (‘ml Kettles' charges have tarn working hard on the finer point* of the gams all week and tliev have l>een showing age r v - - in—preparation—for tii.. Eustl* fray. itlockinv and *iRnal callinR drill* have hlRhliRhted moat of the practice- *e**iona this week for the Fed Rrldders. The Panthers will t>earfwatchInR on the Rround and in the air *ln re they |«>»*c»» a potent pass- ..V - -COMMENTS SIDELINES Hr MUnit AY .BOSK new York , oct: ;t w>- An old hand will lead the ChiraRo Cult*' ‘•youth movement" neat year ami' right through I9&2.. The vetrnul'at the wheel will lie Charlie Grimm - oRnin. Putting..a dead *top to season-long rumors that their 40-year old manager wa» headed for (Cleveland, the TTUhrgiVtf BMIJ6 Charlie a solid vote of eonfldence in the form of a fivr year contract, a long term agreement unprecedented in the history of the Chicago National I-eague team. - The popular pilot hasn’t yet siRned the nrfe»»ary paper* hut that formality will lie taken rare of when Grimm, Cuba General Manager Jame* Gallagher ami rlub President Phil WriRley get to- By ARTHUR BECKHTTU. JB- filllll PltEHtCTIONH'/ Well. vA have not yet Rone out on the football predictions limb this year, so this Is as Rood time s* nnv to saw thr linlh off beAlabama will niRf Vanderbilt in Grimm beamed and said hr was last week in the contest in DeLam!. DeLand romped over the ‘‘Happy about the whole thing." Eustl* eleven in a 111 to 0 encount"I will try to tie a good innnnRer iikelv that Coach Kettles ami I will continue to tw Charlie the smiling Cub chieftain likely thrt Coach Keith added. Forgotten am! forgiven was the Chuck Herron at renter. Gene Harper »D<b, Dick Bax* at the Cobs' sixth ptep> finish «n tkv Ruunls, Wally Tyre anil Buddy past rampaign. The five-year l^«>ttii(>rintr(rtfl tit tint! pact apparently was the hoard of Wriitherlngton at tht* the Rilfenlfl guard* and Ilvron Beard and Chris Jensen at strategy's way of telling Charlie Urn flute. The harkfirld combina­ It wasn't his fault. The Cubs of '47 was virtually tion will find Holly Plercy at the 1 spinner bank. Cedrick Dunbar at the same crew which took fourth the blocking back and either. Hay ■place In '4il ami won the pennant llunhnr, Johnny Alexander or Ed in ‘45 under Grimm. But thing* willl be different next year. Urooklvn al the wingbacks. Already four standby* of the Yankee rightfietder Tommy Henrirh crosses the pi ate to score on’ hi* homer in the fifth inning of the past, Stan Hark, Claude I'assaau. second World Baric* game in the Yankee Stadium, the Bronx. New York. l**ft fielder Johnny LimitII, Bill Lee ami Billy Jurges, have at Imt. greet* him. Dodger catcher Edwards, Utnpi re Pinnclli and a Yankee hatlioy watch the hapny (International) been crossed off the playing list Yntihi-f complete hi* four-sarker. The Yank* won the game by a score of 10 to 3. along with a number of minor ~ Bill Klein Asserts That S e r i e s Has ;----Been- Umpirecl-Well BROOKLYN, Oct. 3, id l—The man with the' seamed face, pa|o bine. eye*, and .authoritative voice did not sec much of the third World Seric* game, But when It was all over he allowed that, yea, the umpires always were in posiThat** W. J . “Hill" Klenr, chief of staff of National League urnlitres. He doean’l watch the game, ** The ball only, that's an umpire'a fob. You don't think I watch the hall players, do you7” lie even put an uncomfortable box on his folding chair so he could get up higher and peer down more sharply. lit Frhruarv he will lie 74 and hv Is still condition." An active umpire -for 40 yearn Klern worked in 18 World Series. “A record that will never he heat t«ecau*(.' they rotate 'em now." - -{ttrT B rthhrtiii* Itscnrlrr M in '** |iert n pinion, a "Perfectly umpired Series. Phone Phone SILVKR FL E ET CABS Pr. Chttrlw L. Pcrtkotw Army will romp to another victory against Colorado and Michigan will lake Stanford into ramp. Noire Dame, with the most powerful football aggregation in the nation today, will route Pitt., and Penn will, wallop LsFsyette. Wc ,plck Purdue to upset Ohio State, and Wisconsin - to edge .Indiana.ip .a .hotly contested tiff, The OoMen GopKhtVar-Minnesota will maul Nebraska and we think Iowa will nip Illinois. Yale has It over Cornell and .Columbia will sink the not ao.not-; i-nt Navy team. Vf’l will take Vir­ ginia and Princeton will defeat Brown. UCI.A will top North­ western and Dartmouth will defeat Syracuse. Vic Ranchi b ffo n he could get 1 , 1 h*r f-»-r S,|« to h u I oon,- . them out. A single run in the . rrUrrK>«*a 1.-1- r In irpaii, •( vug t.io-uln afcWh ho, Sb* t —«r to *•*».. third off lowering Karl Drews and aoat, I .—or—I ion. Mra u l », -o with iK«(riI*t anothrr pair In the fourth,at the oo-nltlns alniM hraJ.rtw*. »•«*!«, Hawhin* and itnwtinr mlitr/ 1*11 cxpcn*e of Spud Chandler, who '■f I4r**«4 rtlkf aftrr unlnc IL KMHUlNdl. fl -00. but ronttderta* rrxmltl, Kill* I# was wild after a long period of ro\ fiHMirf. iffnutU In only yonnko dn*«. KLOHUNOL (mutisso. t»t cmIf •« inactivity, gavr Joe Hattcn nine dlmtod) m MWith msdwy harl guarantee l r run to work on — just haiely T m Hi Ibn l lt a i I * .. 131 »~ I’lfR HI. BALL GROUNDS KEEPER . FINDS RELIEF IN RET0NGA Sinkwich Has Signed To Play With Colts Buffered So Much From Add Indigestion He find To <)ult His Job As A Mechnnlc. States Mr- Patter. son. Now Hats Heartily, Sleeps Fine A n d Feels Lots Stronger. Getting the i utiKs away to a one-run sjart In the Win Id S eries at the Yankee Stadium, the welst, second baseman. Is shown scoring in the catch er Edwards and Umpire I'innelll stand by. secmitl game .of the World Bertel by, a score of Sports Roundup U-ii11M r ix l X 1 1»T * LV J It H A TL'itirAra ■yrwf'K fortahle at night that It seemed to me I wwa up and down .all night long. I had to continually use some kind of laxative ami i got to feeling so weakened ami iHui th at-I gave-trp-tny job as a mechanic snd took a jnh looking after the Anderson liall park. I never saw anything like the . '.‘ Hotnnaa brought—ttu» lief after everything else I died heartily now amt anything I had failed," gratefully declare* want, and it s e m i tr* me 1 get Mr. M. S. Patterson, well known stronger every day. I sleep fine, resident of &&! Redwood' Ave., the constipation is relieved, and Belton, 8. C , In discussing tnls I feel equal to any job again. famous vitamiu-d gastric tonic Retonga has my everlaiting gratrecently. •*J got to where I was afraid to est a square meal because of the second game of thr torture' from tour stomach Bronx, N. Y. Stirn- and gas," continued Mr. Patter­ first inning. Dodger son. "I wouldn’t dare ■cat any The Yanks won the kind of greasy foods, my appetite 10 to 3,______ _ dwindled away to almost nothing, and 1 felt so rfestlcs* and uneom- II* thz Asmrlaled l’rn«« ' ( Eastern Standard Time) MILWAUKEE. Oct. 3. tA*i — Army v* Colorado— MBS. (Time indefinite. Iiroailenitt Jo follow Milwaukee's Urewrra of the Amer­ completion of. World S e n t* name). ican Association, needed one mort> Northwestern v* UCI.A—ABC, victory today to win their first Junior World Serief* championship 2:4G I*. M. TulanV Va (irurcit Tech—NflC, since 1U3H. The Brewers, who finished their 3:00 P. M. • 'T e x a s b* va Oklahoma—*1 Ira true season'in third place and whipped Kansas City snd I.mii,CBS. ;!;1S |>. M. villc in the playoffs, when ahead for the first time last night in the this one. (-'Iimiif.-4u«lire and __ current, J il ll r Wnrld^rSerlea.-hy Tar heel buddies from North Caro­ riyning from behind twice-tO’delina should nl|> Bobby Lane and his feat Syracuse of the International League. 0 to 6. The win was the Teiaa tesm mate*. thirst straight for the Brews, af­ Southern California will rap Rice ter they lost thp fitst two games at Syracuse, in the‘ licit four out ington. Oklahoma will stop the of seven. Texas Aggie* and California will In their sixth contest tonight. repel pt. Mary's. Milwaukee .will rely An righthand­ We are still doubtful in saying er Vern Bickford. Syracuse will Just what the outcome 'of the call on Howie Fox, another right­ game* in Florida will lie. hut we hander, who was a 7 to 1 victor* think that the Gators have an even Sunday. chance of defeating the Texas in­ vader*. and we think that the Rol­ lins Tars will have difficulty in their contest with the Richmond TRADE IN Sniders. Stetson is going to In. the surprise packsgr in football ALLOWANCE in the Male of Florida for 1107 FOR YOUR OLD'RADIO and they nrr vgalng, tn..ripen the season with n victory over the The MUSIC Box Jacksonville Naval Air Station 119 W. IhI eleven. So there you have the pre- NOW OPEN J O H N S O N ’S C It I L l toy Wauls To See You". JUST GOOD FOOD •Magnolia Avenue_________ YOU <JET FULL VALUE RECEIVED, EVERY TIME YOU BUY YOUR ' BEVERAGES BILL’S PACKAGE STOKE and BAR LET’S GO TO THfcf MOVIES! P R I C E S - I lc -- I Be UN DAY LAST DAY I F R ID A Y ! 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And then to get nut of the Its terms were undisclosed. chilly atmosphere of Yankee Kl«- Saved hv the M l and stout Hugh dium Into the rolorful, more-hu- Casey from dropping their third man ronftne* of Ebbet* Field . . . j(straight, the evcr-hopeful' 11lookThe difference is that hnselwll in lyn Itodgers aally forth to battle ItriMiklvn still is a spurt; In the against the New York Yankee* .Stadium it's an amusement, enter­ In the fourth World SerlcJ game prise . . , And finally, what relief today Miind aore-armi-d Harry pitrhlng! . ,-. The pre»* box an­ Tavlur who hasn't started slnee nouncer' said It! 'Tito winding Aug. IK. Manager Hurt ShoUuh\ pftcV pitcher Is Casey—by vote of th« assembly." . . The rotound 'res­ ing corns, consisting chiefly of taurant keeper earned plenty of Hugh Casey and a lot of guys vntea the way. he stopped the named Joe, just .managed to get Yanks In th e. last three Inning* homr with a 0-8 decision yester­ when it wax beginning to look as day, under the friendly Influence if no one could stop the Uronx of familiar Kbbct* Field. They tximliers . . . And Jo * Page turned didn’t look like wo'rld champions, in lust as brilliant a Job of clutch but they were a big improvement hurling as the fifth Yankee fllng- over. Wednesday's woefully out­ er . . . when the Yanks threatened classed misfits. to tie it up In tho sixth, someone Fresh out of starters, Shotton remarked: "Well, It look* as If now has to gamble with Taylor. we'll have a new ball game." . . . The how-llrU Dodger skipper, dis­ MIDWAY BETWEEN HANFORD and ORLANDO cussing his pitching plan* for the on U.S. 17 and 92 first time In public, revealed that U- will be Hal Gregg tf Taylor The-Muul Modern Main and Private ’ isn’t ready, - Dining Rooms Gregg, an Inconsistent right­ hander, performed )n passable with fashion In Wednesday's rout after looked relieving Vie t-ombardh Separate Underground B ar and tho dugout toward the compare Pete Reiser, whose center field­ tivelv short right field wall: "1/ ing has been far .from brilliant H*, Dance Floor they hit tha ball today like they but who nevirthetest (a a key min Overlooking Boat Lake did yesterday, we’ll have aoma In the attack, may be out of the fun here." . . . Bucky must have llneun a* a 're su lt of a severely been talking for both teams. sprained ankle, received when he Fcj|t|irtng Music By Aw. Gawanua waa frying to (teal second base in Jackie Robinson'* only difficulty the firat inning of yesterday*! so far has been hesitating. He did game. It fielding Wednesday and he did The eeason record , nf Bill it * Use-running Thursday. After ( BeVens, who wiB start for New day NighUi 9-2 i York, il not calculated to strike. Saturday 9-3 *. •fear into the’1hearts of the FtatCover j bush heroes b^t he may com* up No Minimum with th* best pitched game of the Series. ' and Finest g In a sense Beven*'- pitching ’ER CLUB a "life" will be at stake for there l* League President WU1‘ Harrldga still was intartstad In the second game when'the Yank* were lead|. Bill due to Ms consistent failures tng Kt-S in the eighth Inning. , . whan help wa* needed most. m m when a. departing epeclator ting;•« Manager Bucky Harris guessed In Bobo------------Newsom ertd too Jotifi la the s h it. ah«* . wrong _ I— yesterday I--------- 1 ---------IICKEN STEAKS leaned over,. Upped hU shoulder [who** demise carat suddenly dur_ a'*Ung six-ntn Dadnar ip urt‘ ’ln FRED GREEK, Owner and Manager and reoneeted ““____ ' ----------a-------------------------‘ the * I want to see |second Inning. They, scored four sake, move alo % *|on Bobo and two mots on reliefer thli game, too,' Hugh "Clinton’s Orchestra Urcw tra- Need Game To Win Series SBffUIBS conoistion, surety iusmid hiisi litlkl *1 t«,l from r.rtur* »t also., To fill the gaps, a horde uf Yager youngsters will lie brought up to the spring training camp. With five year* to Work on, Grimm, himself, happily furnish* every Job open When the srptad gather* once again at the Catalinn Island conditioning ramp. The '48 campaign will he Grimm's 12th full or psrt time season a* manager of the Cub*. Grimm, himself, happy furnish­ ed the information that he is the first Cub manager ever to lie given mure than a one-year contract. BALTIMORE, Oct, 3. m “Firohnll" Frankie. Kinkwlrh “bad knee", ami *11 -h *« signed a ronfrart with the Baltimore Colts in the nll-Americn footlmll con­ ference. and the former Unlverin the nll-Amerina foothnll eonfn rrrrrr and- the formcT UTCiCcfT slty of Georgia liackflrld great is expect ail to be In uniform for the llaltimorr-Snn Francisco grime here Sunday. The Coll management. In nnnounring the signing, said Sink­ wich arrived here from Athens. Ga.. last night and may run through practice' with the 'Colts today. Just a week ago. the New York Yankees of the same league placed Sinkwich nn the retired list at hi* own request, Frankie said a-lurd knee was the cause of hi* leaving. A Colt spokesman said doctor'* reports showed tjte knee would FRIDAY/ OCT. 3, 1947 SANFORD, FUJRIRA •SHORT PROGRAMTechnicolor Cartoon "CATS TALE" FLIGHT DECK CLUB - Melrolone NEWS of the DAY Features A t: 1:34 - 3i30 5:26 - 7:22 - ^ lH ’ % Announces Another Gay Evening of Dancing to the Music of 4teter Easfand and His Orchestra • DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM • Friday & Saturday! Sunday & Monday! Vocais rendered by Paul Caskey SATURDAY-OCTOBER 4 Dining 7 to 9 P. M. Dancing 9 P. M. ’til !arly Reservations By Phoning 9115 Cover -Companion PlctureJamca Oliver Curwood'a --on the name program “STEP CHILD” ,'V Bob Steele • John X*y(el Chapter No, 7 “Hop Harrlgan" ... “ filll* * ■t Brenda Joyce Donald Wootht Cartoon-"BouL With A Trout" �- I# .vl».* i V i-~?J J - \: T H E S A N F O R D H F .R A I.D . S A N F O R D . F L O R I D A F l t l D A Y . O C T . 3, 1947 i l t l n ) Ju tih M c.S'aaiitiion. i*» « a th a H h d a y o f N i i f i n l n r , A . I). %11#u» KtiUtn*' F. 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BA ItN It I L L d*y or week. The Muilc Box, IIP Purina Feed*, Crocerica and' vk hij if rt-iitkpr, **V B-lll i.**l|i*ii-iti«# J (ion. Novcas.iiy tu have aottte W. Ut St. I’hone 053. Meata. Touchton A Watiun, l.'ii) |m. s ! t H u t 4«tltr^*» - ** I ml money lo imrehaae stock. Write 440.1 Celery, Phone 11U0. 1* _ Uf«ern| lllilta fctitfs OFFICE apace In Meltch Buildituf. Box J . r ■■ Herald. Utmi4 Larjre lluht office*, itwly dec»r- BABY URAND PIANO-W urlitYO U A lu ; IIK K i:H \ N u ilF It a «(cd. ell utilitiet, heat and lullter. recondittohed. The Mmlr 12 S P E C IA L SK H VICES illHl ill* M* ly l* « !*' tor aervice furniahed. Call MS* iai Hvw |H!iidifl|»tu lit* i '•i <’«**<* t Box. .119 W. FI rat St. Phono 1 LONNIE M CilO LLEN S Ma.kut in m ill f*»r h > * R lw tl| C i ii iu ly , H i R f a j ’>V 1L A A. Dept. Store- , i — —. . - - I . . . ’ - . .. » « « ■ ■ -s; , . dH -iifo! > .. Barber Shop open Thursilay, ill C t ia M f fy , 4 • l»»*tiuir t l i H W f R h t r r l i i v«*u. “A i r ' space for office or other type bua- TRANSFERS— Laritr new assort­ Friday t Sat ui day. l i O K L L I t A H N I I lis t * n rr Uh m ineaae. Hee William Daviaon, ments Decal Sets for Kitchens, RENT A C’-AR a n t Hhil I 't t Y U s I B U l t .\ B M H t.L U ^ Sanford Buy Station. Bathroom*.'Nursery. Also Class . ,ik i B l.iln tilf . i|titirv¥t.ilHt Ui$P . YOU DRIVE IT .( Ik* ru st- kj I I I Y t.l I n I* IIAUNTumbler Set*. *i PHONE 200 FARM F/1R RENT—JO acrca aubH IM *, l i a i f t i l f f . v * Mi ilO U L L HKNKAHIK CLASS A RWlCKLAND-MORltlSON irrlKatpd truck farm, newly' MA ||N 1111-1 l " l . r v l,th( PAINT CO. U DHIVK-IT. IN C.______ A N h N<H \ l t K m * ;| n \ |« u plouKncd and harrowed. 12 af* * IN W. 2nd Street 4| ri| tt*t» I if T il* i*u SE E ifs FOR tenlan wella, a 7 room dwrllinif, ih r lit jin g riid lM * **o ilir* T I ih I MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING 2 tenant house*. 2 larjte ham*. FOR SALB—Lime rock for drlvaI n i i»f A . J> It*IT AND TYPING IIWellinK for rent only with \\ i i . w ii ways • and rojtdway*—Phone CREDIT I.UREAD OF o f »r4ni# C o u rt « l H a iiln h l. K l u f W c farm. On Camcrbn avenue. East 1241.________________________ SANFORD tliln iR Ili lift} h t .*^1*11 Iftb fI. A* !*■ aide, Sanford, Fla., phone 1921IB N. Park phwie ISO . 8KWING MACHINES R. P. O. Itux 8H3, E. B Stowe. •• i* I Ml SA L E S, AND SERVICE Exprrt Itaitio Repairing*U k A tt TWO Ii EDHOo MS — sinile and B e fla S e n ln if Mart*-Shop , . .iii— r ii" 11 tu lilt r i i ** ■■ Fred Myers,' a IT fc. gn.i'SL 4 double. 718 Oak Ave. ___ 115.S. Fhcnch- -DJuUMIfl " ll4M *t* , ■ '- i ■i « lr * ^ “m K T T o M K M lfip HoBHI* ..for iiinipiiii 2 W A N TED T O REN T FLOWER PLANTS. Mrs. V- C. WATCH A CIAH'K REP MI1ING ieKUAI. —------------ *------:------ — ----------Bollini'cr, W. l i t St. near Mon- 171)0 Sanford Ave. ITians H43JJ REFINED FAMILY of four doA iitM K l *1 \ rr, ATTENTION m u i IIF its roe Corner. Phone 1330-J, sires nicely furnished house or Ti> I *i*I.I*i 11AT* f! il AM I ; M»->IC l i ­ — DIAPER SERVICE— lt*.nit* 4^ NtirM#;., \‘*»illt 1‘i f l f I f upsrtment. Six to nine months. ALUMINUM casement windows, llnhy Valet furnishes hospital If tm W. E. Johnson, Valdes. ‘ Steel casement and Aluminum ■ ..i*|*^ ,r dean, sterile dinners and .ieiidor* -**» Jiff,jt> 4*HI double hung windows. Mirarle i t’f •irl uf tied container. Kc momicnl apd r» tl*r, 3 REA L E ST A T E FO R SA L E 1» Dii tfy? Concrete . Cb. 3uU Elm Ave. safe. Fully medilldlv nppioved t‘imbv1 r i o i ^ , in I n » rrr19*17. Hi 6|?i it il 3 t»f Phone 1335. Call Daytona 2t<l7-\V cidleet ftr tali* KBAL BSTAT h *uii f u r itU«*r - 4•lft l»mt* details, lid dlaiiers. •* ti week. nt* ;*Mrrr-%lit It1 f l t l r uf u h -r.fi INSUCANCB BABY GRAND PIANO Price reo • *»4«it«f If f. I *•f vila “FIRST IN SA N FO Jtir i« I • t. M i -M g ii * MVj RTCACE l o a n s \ sonotde. Phone 42H-W or rail Klllk Hln ItrAtnir* tlrfok* I t.lj.lih t » RAYMOND M. HALL, Realtor I 800 Magnolia. WILL grind rorn for feed, grits iC.int. A meal every Saturday mornRciriitared Broker and \\|1tu— 0,, I,--,I auit t f lr... I S-..U TWO USED cotton mattresses, Ing. ' J . W. Bell, lak e Monroe. it Nanr..Mi, K J o tt.i. ti..- t r i ii Insurance Agent full sited. f>»7 'Magnolia. Rm. 4 Florida State Bank Bldg. FOR RENT—Floor sender. Easy .fI l I* K .r n iliu11(7. operation. RcnV.unbl* rate*. San­ r t e r k C treu a ( 'w i ll • 3 bedroom house on ‘three lots; 24" FIRE PLACE wood, 2 3 oak. ford Paint A. Glass Co. Phone 1/3 fat~ pine, $15.00 a cord. well Intulwsped^ several bear­ B y ***** |. lim it 303. • _________________ Heater Wood 12. 14. IG & IH Inch ing fruit trees; large screened IW p ilt v I ’ k r k DODGE ■ PLYMOUTH $0.00 per strand. W. B. Swagporeh; 1 4 baths; Quiet charm P A R IS AND S Kit VICE gerty Wood Yard. Lake Monroe, a% will make you fall in love with IN T U G I ’f l l t T Ml J 1*17 109 Palmetto Ave. Phan* 1011 T V J t ' l o J K s l i M J M l I Fla. Phone 750-W. tills house. XL* trn itm A 'r ir r rii _ N y w Jhrci!_bedriMim home on east Vir.no Tuning aml tUpslrlng. L. U -» S t f K I ^ A T f ” 1* MUTTON P. CEMENT ST E P S for your home. front lot: easy walking distance U.M'K L‘T T . t o r m n l . Sill. Res. Olt-W. Free estimate. R jracle Concrete • o l town. 'H ere's your home of T O A M . I 't l K U l r u l it * tNI> I ’ HIl Co/309 Elrt Ave- Phone 1335. SU N S M A V IN U I.T.AMIH o i l UK no regrets. , SIGNS VI VXUH V .-V lN -. 1 s v u . i : m VTI "unstruetion just started on a new t p n llR 4 fUi i 21 tlics.__ 3 m o l -Show. cards and ■ ri% —* ‘h *’f* - ' - - - lirlr.ij 'Y$»«*. -riiwh rype twmur ’ S f m r i u F O - I H I R 'H S I G N f e S V ? CJi pure rubber. 1 new synthetic. «n*i r«*i|ntri|'vf j»f* r ill ii li V, Ull particulars. Vl’il 4?f O. 0 . l a n d r e s s . F h a c J 1 021 li'im* * fill "dffttd•lot wAjrh $60.00. Reply E. F. II. e/o Her» t^ltrr * ’f i i Ii milk h m V »iifaii*1 (nHid 10 acre farm. lUedaid. Cohen’s Radiator Shop for com- ill*- n l $ t f -u t M lilpft II- Hilf kill wells. I*Ticcd $0,000.00 for gulck i ‘nilfity. r Jii l*tr »jf i TRADE IN your old washing ma­ • pit'll' radiator service. 100 San-' * h r 'iTmintv sale. J in Ip: f* t»f Hctiiintelr ford Ave. phone 350-W. NEW BKNDIX AUchine on a nr.vv or.iM We have several nice country t’lWIilf. ■Rtifhls. 41 -*$ffl**#* -An T0MATIC WASHER. Ramiall Curtains. Lace tablecloth* waabwl, 4h *• %i *nvf .ti *»1r»*■ u f •si iif i *»«i n f 4 hopu's with acreage. Your bc»t *t l l 'ri ld * M Mb » Electric Co. invent incut for independent liv­ starched & stretched. DIB Mel. r ’ U nilpi id'ivI aV h ft .-in t i i r . tlmt? , l ing. • ^ lonville Ave. Phone B79. Hi# f i r * ! |tijbf!raiti»r» «*fa ifil» Y0UNG8T0WN KITCHENAID„ W. It. WILLIAMS. Realtor K i . j t H l l l i f i i*| ilf t f i f ln t n l f t t iiiM ifi ER SINKS, three sire*. Im­ 9 TOM BOLT. Aaaoeiale EXPERT auto painting and body ik f i l l u p . M in i * a l i l i l l III* ' |*h|M mediate delivery. Randall Elec-. 110 North Park Avenue repair. -All work guaranteed, »f I r l k l f f H v tifwl |***«t t t f f l r r . trie Co. h r ftn lm -h f. ptiil fttmli t*# Telephone 1120 Jnrkrun & Gibb* Body Shop, t i•fl Il+% tfl# fiM fIM Ilt i f t r l t l , Ilf xtt 1100 French Ave. Phone 1009-J. and mattress. L tllf. j j ! Hit ilL I *U »I*--- -i^ k n rr— »■» VERY NICE 5 room house with BABY carriage Phone 430-W. im tlM l *41 fif it flt* * * i a tT flff ------ batlr^and“ lynporcRl* hardwood —practically S a n f o r d iicauty Sahm, 309 KinII% ■ IV, floor* recently refinlshed Interi­ 1 GIRL'S heavy duty bicycle, good ■ 1’ark.^ Phone 135-1. M. McMah­ A t * «.**r*»■$t■»ir **f Hi*' t.« it W til I on Spirit! M-tmanent. tn^Jmc or nlrcly decorated, one. car garcondition, new tires. Call 930 - IMI D. (ronragp— ~“ 7~0Ti p^ird street In good neighCrotiuinole A' Machinrtess, lino. l UAi'.UU' waves guaranteed. $r, up. borhood. Kertl Sitira Hunt's Tilled* i Several mightly gooil buys in ROOFING i""l (minting. Free n farms with good houses. Rang- WESTING HOUSE wringer wash­ Umates. Smith llinther*. (’on• Ing from 2H acres to 169 acres ing machine. $75* 1992 Maple. tractor. Phone 1188. „ and priced from $2260.00 to 17600.00. O NE' Tomlinson Gaineslwrough 13 N O T IC E S— PERSO N A L FRED W. BENDER. Realtor chair. 126.00. Phone 099-J. Itoam 2 State (tank Bldg. ROY JOHNSON'S 01111.1.. Mug I’hone 103t__________ 6 A R T IC L E S W A N T E D noils Avenue. Just-flood-Food “Ruy wants tu see you." •■II LOTS U miles from Elderi for -used cash price paid . Springs. Well drained, partly I Highest furniture. Ted Darig ivig Furniture CANtiy F(H! S a i f For H ni cleared. FWFVOO.OO takes a j l 1 Hc.it'* Chocolatu Candy. Phone Co. -an e . 1st. T“h . 06$. '' Brown R. Yates, Elder Springs, Co. 3105. Panfonl. I ’LL BUY your car regardlee* of -e . ATTENTION'LADIES! age or condition, hoy Reel, 304 mSMALl. 3 ROOM bungalow with Make a on«-stup servieu fui all St * 4 acre Idtid in Lake Mary. 6 • *W. 2nd your, laundry and dry cleaning »'■ ' » i. i) ' ■ |. blocks from post office. $000.00 12 FT. house traiiur, fully e<|uipuwd* by using your favorite or trade foy late model car. Self-Service Laundry, ped. Box B, c/o Herald, Brown‘ R. Yates, Elder Springs, TIIK IIELPY KELPY LAUNDRY Hanford. _________ ’ 400 W. 15 S t Sanford 7 Pets, Llvealock, Supplies B A R T IC L E S F O R S A L E A U TO S rO R SA LE FOR SALE— 1 young jersey row, 1 5 1 oil stove, also new sorghgm In FOR SALE FOR SALE gallon Jugs. Call 706-M between 1939 Packard, new motor, new OLD NEWSPAPERS—$ CENTS 7 ft 9 P. M. rubber. 12094 Magnolia. Rodin PER POUND. BUNDLED IN BUNDLE8. ONE NICE milk caw and heifer; | amt hrater. 10. 15, to and U CENT 2 fine horeee] 1 home, 2 Seres 1940 DODGE nlck-un truck '+ HERALD OFFICE land- For salt,until sold. Dyson. j condition. Phone 1199. Inquire Dr. Baker's Dairy. NEW 8PINET PIANOS—Weaver. UUtCK 4 door sedan, tailored seat Liberal trade In A terms. The i h e l p ”" w a i t e d ' covurs. good radio, good paint Music Box. 119 W. First St. PART TIME AGENT. One of la r - ! As Is $000. 417 W. Uth Pohne 953. or 1‘bone 1217-W. ■g■rst'L ■ ■ ■lfe ■ Ins. Company’s. my i Earn AUTO RADIOS, Motorola Sales while you learn. For interview 1929 CLEAN Model A W n l TS3and Service. The Muiic Box, in Sanford write P. O. Box 632. , or, good condition. New paint, 119 W. lat S t Phone 9 5 3 _ Orlando. j new upholstery. Batteries A Battery Charging. Watson Reel YOUNG MAN, willing to work. 11. a POPE C. INC For roadside sales (tnad. Good IIKKL'S USED CARS ft PARTS proposition to right party. W. [jfijFif5' Orlando Highway FLOWERS X R. Williams, 110 North Park 1934 International stake ildo pick­ tom aD occasion* Ava. • | up. McNKILL ft YOST FLORISTS Sipes Ave. fult off Celery WANTED^-Not anyone Just look. Office ph. 403 reildcnf# ph. »10'B Ing foe work but someone want­ R EE L 'S USED CAHB ft-HARTS — O F T C N >1 S IO N — Orlando Highway ing opportunity to advance-and O F M ID D L E A Q E SA FETY BLU B WINDBHIEDS go ahead. We are looking for 1937 Chevrolet Tudor, motor ft for any make or model car. an experienced office ft credit Eases daylight driving. Cuts trane. overhauled. Nsw Paint, • M*«y letk* 40 *mt aeer h*r* to git iman who la willing la work lo al(bti-he*s (lequeat dettre ta p*>« n down headlight glare at night good condition. better himself. Apply in person - hsvy bodmthes, to* b»c»o»» of on> 8ENKARIK GLASS f t Watson Reel to USED CARS ft PARTS (uoctieul lidoay dlKKtien. PAINT CO. " *Firestone ........— -Store*. • — ___________ j KKEEL'S M Tf this i« year troublo, ttuih out you Orlando Highway ^ . Phone 220 9 W O RirV A N TED 1 htdoeys sod bUddrr allh Dc, KUawr' ■ —- — ~~ . 1 Alt* Svaam-Root. Il qukkly work* la Idctmi MAGIC C H E r 8TOVE. hot water ^ I)N0rt P. PhoB* tho flow ef .urtaa, h«lp rtlim m n a ociil after • heater, excellent condition. Ph. FLOOB SANDING ft finbihln^ AV cleaning ft waging. Our power Hy, sod Htt burning Moulioa . . . tulp. MML1. gait enable# , 4 *. FOB SALE , Indian bt*dd*r Iniistion that gill you up oigbli. electne connection there 1* no eonnectlo.1 motorcycle $175.00. Can be seen SE E Jimmie Cowan’s Sheet Metal I»*rop R'»»l I* truly osiuro's owa »>; available, 21 yaaie axporiene*.! tide Sanford Furniture Co. lo rolkf. UUilomJmvo tskm It for tbrn Work* for roof -paint ft roof Mary. eta. I .lore. Phone 218. IL M. Oleaeoa, Lake Eta. store. 216. Phone 618. i (•eorstieat . . . olloa with woodorfu] r* •uhx Coultooi Take a* directed. COLORED GlfiiL want# job. Phone FOB SALE Cheap 1942 Dodge FR IED SHRIMP DINNERS F*e fmo trial aopply, wrtu Dvpt. C. truck, military ambulance type, 1254- R. every night e t Homer’s. i l l , eeata 10, Insulated body. KUaar ft Cm, loc, |taa U JJ, Stamford. 7ilefrigrRatlo 0 reach-In box 7 4 Cow* Or - t»t fuU-aUod bottio of LAWNS MOWED. Low price* n j ^ J lOT PLATE LUNCH Swoaip-Heoa today at your druaueio. * 7 k 1 4 . Phono 3305, Jerry Lord rhoaa 788-W. • 1from 11:30 tft C at Homer**. GEniHG UP NIGHTS M ICKKY MOllHf B y W a lt J)isnt*y V -ui i j . * 1 E - * 1 % T H E LO N E B A N G ER 9 # twi iv'ViK Vw, « 5 T R 'i ew e a i WE 6 4 * VOt) 0 0 W W d ■kri’i r 1 i .-o V. > r f W in 1E R up> ( 0 3 V’E'il 0UW it ^~7r I { \ ) .< l- i —l t j S lr ilit r 'JJE'HE CALI IN' ON Vlhi) LAWMEN tl!h {H ifW fN o rn 'rr hho* wE Irrnrw ( here1. what 1 -* * . �j.y*~ • PAGE EIGHT FRIDAY, OCT. 3, 1947 TOE SANFORD HERALD,' SANFORD, FLORIDA EMPLOYMENT,OFFICE NO LUCK TODAY. W / I F I HADN'T TOLD THEM \ ABOUT M Y-DISABILITY r I WOULD HAVE LANDED THAT JOB .-M A YB E VOO'L v HAVE TO GO ’ TO WORK. r — NATIONAL EMPLOY THE PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED WEEK. EMPLOYERS IN NEED OF HELP AND DISABLED VETERANS IN NEED OF J O B S , LOOK, J O E , O F P EO P LE HANDICAPS l feOOD YES,THE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE HAS SEVERAL LEADS FOR MEN WITH YOUR TRAINING AND BACKGROUND; I CAN REFER YOU TO ... y " - ——■ ^ DON'T Q U IT. PLEN TY"- " YOU BECAME A SKILLED WORKER WITH W O R SE. IN THE ARMY AND YOU CAN BE A R E M A KW G ATi^ (A SKILLED WORKER IN j— LIVIN G . aS kS T V IN D U S T R Y ! r * * I START T O WORK 7 MONDAY ...WE'VE FOUND PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED WORKERS AN A S S E T ----- NOT A L IA B IL IT Y / (^ttP^S ITS GOOD BUSINESS remem You bet he’ll make good—thousands of physically handicapped persons are making good every day in all kinds of highly skilled and unskilled jobs in light and heavy industry. In fact, according to a new Depart* merit ^ L a b p r. survey, conducted, in cooperation with the Veterans Administration, physically handicapped WOHKERS AJwaya consider disabled veterans ftfil for your vacancies. ^ We may have Juat the man with necertnnry Hperlnl skills to meet your requIrcmcnlH. Pitaae Phone 64. pr .write 112 N. Pfcrk and Rive the Florida State Rhiploymenl Service an -opportun­ ity to serve you. \ person*!when prepared 'for and properly placed in jobs, are as good or better workers than unimpaired per* . • > ‘tr, * ■ 0 'Bons. This survey shows physically impaired workers as a .group (1) had fewer work injuries (2) no greater absenteeism (3) production was as good in most case s and better in iriany, There is hardly a business, shop; factory, or organlzat ion In this area that can’t employ disabled veterans to do a job as well as unimpaired employees. * JP T V 4 * Through The Courtesy Of These Outstanding M erchants This Page Has Been Contributed Cowan’s Touchton Drug Co, Florida Fashions The Florida State Bank Of Sanford V W A N T fO Frierson’s Electric & Gas Co; Mather Furniture Co, The Sanford Atlantic National Bank Sanford Paint & Glass Co, Yoweffs Frank Pavlick J. C. Penney Co. j . . -, * - ' l y j Roumillat & Anderson Walgreen Agency , Co-Operating With Florida State Employment Service �X ' * Dodgers In Lead At But Group Chairman Secs 'Use In Industry As ► Yet A tone WayOffr ^ Tells Of Problems Gant Executives Here To Prepare Ball Diamonds ■ l a k e m t c r k s s . Oct-,4, W* Renewing the* A rtfb "fight a ia in .t proposed partition of PeleStine,' Foreign Minister FadMI Jamall of Iraq today at­ tacked V.lonUm aa an “aggrc*•Ira and *lrulcnt" political imiumtnl. He naid It * n “r r r j much like Nmiim." Jam all'ilrflared that Zionism “ha* noth­ ing to do with Palestine eicepl J o lU- aimMorr penetrate—Hnr %IWdlq E aal.^ , ------------- *---- • Eight Playing Fields Are Being Prepared For 16 Ball Clubs Even though ihc thud of ihe pig ling the airland aciou nation and the * I *>47 baseball season is at an end, Jiaicball dia­ monds are already bring pnmed for ihe 1948 season. The largest baseball training project’ in ihe United Slates is in the making at the Municipal Air­ port and woiker* ate beginning to prepare eight playing fields on ihe I.noise •Orerell, IS year old. heir­ unused hind at the former Sanford ess. who with her former sweet­ Naval Air Station for the. New York heart, llud fiolliim, was aiquilted Gianls* farm syitem. lute yesterday afternoon o( the Han* Loheil, Hal Gruber ami murder of her parrnls aboard' v C. E. Marian of the Giantf* execiw their yarht the Mary F.. both of I . ... - c . . . whom had o p p o s e d her affile f,v* ** * " , , r ,n Sanford a nd have begun arrangements for the with • 1948 spring training of 16 farm clubs for the organiiation. Foremost among the farm clubs to fie locafed Yn BanTord, will l>e oils Millers, a Class the American As­ ■j 1«AdtattM« sociation. ilka shs asm" league of whrlh Ihe Toledo Mud Hans are a LAKE SUCCESS. Oct. 6. (A*J — Dr, F.dhll Jamall, forrlgn mlnlalrr of Iraq, declared today that the manifesto Issued by tha 9-natlon Communist confer­ ence In Warsaw "la a declara­ tion of war — an ideological war." Nawa of the open recital of Communist collaboration on on international basis was gener­ ally received as a blow to the concept of the U.N. but m«*t delegatee were reluctant to comment for publication until they had time to study the significance of. the Communist nod. A member of the llraalllan delegation, who did not want to be quoted by name, said’ the Communist nixie. gut tJuuxf Arid. "right back where » e were in is e * Defendants Are Acquitted h ih A rs? Overell Trial MOSCOW. Oct. 6 t/P>~ Cent raj Comaunitl Party of jfie. Soviet Union and its couhterpatt* in eight other European nation* { , _ ~ ,. . V> , a served notice today thaj they d o i r l e a r t S 1 hat B eat AS not intend to give an inch it O n e A r e N O W G o in g dealing with the United Staler. T h e ir S p n n r » t e > W a v « t Unseasonably Warm 1 neiraeparateways Weather Hits States Thu program0|„„ cnceMionr !. war promulgated in a manifcito • ( t o n tln a n t nit fjttfr *'.l| | lll| A total of 1.014 handicapped P*rw»n\ were rehnliilllattsj ln»t year In Florida, Halph K. Hood, of the Vocational lirhabllllation O ffic e of Central Florida, lold the Rotary Club today. This wos nceompllshed at o cost to the taxpayers o f '1230,000 and rrMilted In inerfased earning* for those rehabilitated of fl.130.000 a year, he added. , Mr: Hood was Introduced by A. C. Stine who had charge of the program; Previously u motion picture was shown illustrating the type of work -which Is being ne hy the federal government rehabilitating hnnrflrapped war veterdns. The picture, “No Help Wanted," was shown hy Orville Tourhlon In connection with "N a­ tional Employ •the •Handicapped Wwek." "The purpose of the week,” Mr. Hood stated, “la to Impress upon employers the fact that it is good business to hire handicapped per­ sons, who have been properly trained for their work. There are Ql eases in Sanford, he slated, who are .receiving the' attention of hU offlea. Dr. R. W. Riiprecht, secretary of the Rotary Club, read letters from S. Kendrick Guernsey,' IntemaMnnal president, stating that tba Sanford club has been placed In tha Orlando district, amt In­ viting members of the club to ■ttand an Inter-city meeting In Jacksonville on Nov. I t when a, •umber of prominent Rotary ofnelala; Will appear on the program .;' '» Mr. Stine announced that Oct. . SO haa been designated as Ladies Night when a Hallowe’en party will be held at the Seminole Country Club with O. W. Spencer as matter of ceremonl**. * RETURNS TO ENGLAND LONDON. Oct. 0, (/PI— The War Office confirmed today that ■• apt. Roy A. Fsrran, acquitted of the alleged murder of a young Palestine Jew, haa arrived In Britain, A spokesman said he did not know Farrnn’s exact whereabouts. Farran wax found Innocent by a Jerusalem court martial more than a weak ago In ' the alleged elaylng of a IR-yearnbl kidnapped Jew. ' SANTA ANA. Calif.. Oct. 6 lly ASSOCIATED rilK S S bT) F’a-iiontlr lover* .of a. few An autumnal heat wave which monlhv ago. Mnmft Imxnm Lnuiie lent temperatures as high as the Overell atul GloroefBud) Golluni 100's In the midwest Sunday aet ale innocent of chirgr* that, they many * persons to digging out mufdered her parent*. a jury ha» their already packed summer elother. but forecasters promised decided, hut their hrarli no longer ” ?1 'A&n ir -Jiui dr to*i An. - tgritofe- v a j - w ____ 1----------------------- Hood Addresses Rotary Club On licap “ s Mr. Robert's duty It to lav out the eight playing .Helds at 4he ir-Mtleeeis - * Pax* Ktaksi -jm-erungr rz m . No rooryr had a iix-man rixwoman jury decided late.yeiler day that ihe young co|le|e’ rwettk-ails we*» innocent of killing Mr. and Mn, Waller E. Overell, wcalihv Pasadena socialite leaders, than' the resolute Louise declared rhe war thiotlgh with Bud. "I can enure you there will be no marriage." rhe raid. -* Her statement, given lo reporter* 11 '«•M i11n i*r «J f*m f n * t ! **■Itfli| V! r . ------- ------------------- :— i Saar Votes To Make Banin P art Of France HAARFIRUECKEN. Oct. fl, 0P> — Offlrlal returni showed today that Saarlanders — who 12 years ago voted to join Naxl Germany — had overwhelmingly elected a parliament pledged to make the roal-rich Saar basin west of the Rhine an autonomous part of France.. The German speaking residents of the industrin] area yesterday gave a vote of more than ntng to one, returns indicated, for three political parties which have advocated merging the entire eco­ nomic life of Ihn 724-square-mile Sanr with that of France. Of the 60 deputies chosen,’ AS were'from the three parties fav­ orable to such n move ■* the Christian People's Party, Social Democrats and Right Wing Dem­ ocrats. The Communists, who polled on­ ly 8.4 per cent of the vote, re­ ceived hut two seats. GARAGE FIR E Fire of unknown origin cauaed tome damage to the private gar­ age of Mra. 1thru!a B. Ewing, .607 Park Avenue at 8:86 o'clock last evening. Firemen on a r r i v a l found her automobile enveloped lo a awirl of Game, but were able to hack it out of the garage under Ita own 'power. It was scorched in the upper part of the Interior but not otherwise dam­ aged. The fire ie reported to have started in a part of tha garage used .for storage, accord­ ing to Assistant Fire Chief Thnmaa. Unseesonably w a r m weather prevailed over tha southern and eastern aectlont of the country end the plains states, with Con­ cordia, Kane., reporting a high of 102 Sunday; Kills, Kan*., . 100; Hurwell. Nrbr., 98; Huron, R. D., 97; Philip, 8. D.. 04j North Flatte, Nchr., 96; Oklahoma City, 93; Omaha, Neb., and Kansas City; Mn, 01, and Bismarck, N. D.. ami Alexandria, Minn., 90. Considerably c o o l e r weather was In prospect for Minnesota and the northwestern sect inn* of lowk . and Wisconsin • t o d a y , spreading to cover all of 'Wis­ consin. northern Iowa and much of Michigan Tuesday. Southern sections of the •North Central states, however, were ex pec te-1 tu contlnup fair and unseasonably warm. A high of 84 waa forecast for Chicago today, a .mark which would lueak the •record for the date, set In 1944 with 86.4, and readings of 90 ware expected in a number of localities In Mis­ souri, downatate Illinois, Indiana and southern Iowa. IIELI) WITHOUT BAIL BILLERICA, Maas.. Oct. 4, (A*) — Burly, six foot William 11. Caaclden, 48, w aa. held without ball today chargad with murderneighbor, 90-pound hla prci Mrs.1. Robctlta Dunn, «r 4 3 . Judge Richard /. Walsh con tinned the cate In Lowell district court to Oct. 14 and Caaelden walk taken to East Cambridge J*1I. F IR E HUNTERS FINED Harry Gore and E. K Gore of Chuhsota pleaded g u i l t y this morning before County Judge R. W. Ware of a charge of "fire hunting" and war* each fined 1100 and cotta. They had been arrested by Gama Wardens W. Corson and B. Barfield, accord­ ing to 0 . A. Speer, county pros­ ecuting attorney, I who explained that fire hunting dates buck to days when hunters of this type bunted fir* In a pan to light their yrsy. In thla case the hunt­ er* used a spot light, They auto­ matically loae the right to gel a permit for the roming hunting season starting. Nay, W, 5-2 9 European Nations S e r v e Notice Of F4tg-htr To -finish On Marshall -_ | - Plan t i YANKEE STADIUM. New Yi-tk. Qsit 6 ; d ’» The -New W k , . Yankees won ffielt’ I ItV Wofflf'Twilrf l'n"i rt,'slJ.v!'l» Ivy downing roe^ Brmiklvn Dodgeii tiwl.sv. 1-2, hefote 7I.V4H fan* mi the seventh game i i « best of ill lit* -14 i l i'ii i s , Cominn from l»eliind a l l ' l tlaile r fra n k She* had been shelled Rom the lull the 1 ink* -kmw ked -1111 H a lT ticg g ami continued to xtlar k bn successors to m il rl-iwn the Ameiu an League's 27th Series victory. Ihe game-ending tliuhle play p*iccipiiateipa wild tfene n e a ijl\ e Yankee moul d as the N'-v ^'olk |liv e i* i u lim e d around fireman J o i Page who h r.d pitched li-ur p t fe U I j i l l afjtJ.SwmKiOg into action at Hie -tu t of the fifth, He .j|l iwrd only otic lot, 1 single hy Eddie M iksis *n ihalninth, as lit letrsed.lhe fust d V iiu ii h r fa frlh o ' 1 ' *— Vk ills vsl s-iit f.rf),00(1 the diffeienrc’ hrlw’fen, the money going to the 1 * ------— 9<iitinpig m il . losing s id -t.-hanging ' jq I* rv l on every pilch, the Icflhanded Pags - 1 - m .i 1 1 4 1 i h» vje; t.f the , DETROIT. Oct. 6 OP*.—David E. Lilicntfial .said tixjaV the j f * vrJopment of an atomic power in duslry is yet a long way off and the fact of its future possibilty should not delay present “sound expansion" of (he electrical indu; try. — In an acidres_ f— f>etTntjr~fhrf" chairman of the U. S. Atomic En­ ergy Commuiinn said if has found thrrr it a “ jungle of difficult sci­ entific ami engineering problem*" to be cut through before the first commercially practical atomic pow­ er plant ran he allained. It is probable that within 12 to 24 months electric power on a dem­ onstration hasii w ill fie produced from atomic energy, he laid, hut emirhasired: "What it certainly and definitely not near at hand ate large-scale, practical, commercial applications of power from atomic cneigv." Lilirnth.l said hr believed it of international importance lo make "a frank statement" because slnMes sre- hemg spmrt abroad that the United Sjalci could keep F.u vnpr from a rold winter and solve, its heat and energy problems hy A« Yankee flebter Joe lll'tagglo crnivci the plate after making a circuit -clout- Into Ihe-bft flebt- stunt-, Mct|utlin rongraf ulate a him ! clearing ilxalomu; s e n e l u ---, “Now this slow Is completely Dodger fatrlier Edwards Is looking srnurnl. The homer came in the *|(#M'MltM«t4Mfl 91 illp’ll't* riftIs inning of Ihe fifth World Series game at Ehhala Field. Iltonklyn. The 4 anlis won I-l. ( Inlernslbmal Snumlphoiq) Bates Is Declared Winner Of Herald’s Football Contest _ 4 13 Kuark Lnarges shi-i 1 1 | Itoiv os'ei till t'.iegg. was mlgnilWhitewash In Lee II-IIIthe |)-»dgeir swarmeit ovei Shea the’ricoftd inning'i t ihe young Case Is Failu re;11iglilbittded rookie, * coming hick with oplv ope d.iv't ie*t. ( lllered iiudrr pi - *pfie. . Willi the !r«.t e *v-iiyi^* Series Ip is-, e1*r veai s is -ii-bl’vg lt» rlioiav. fans* oomplttely" sur1 ouinlm) the p u t early, today wrtlliix for rhe. MeaeHer gales to npen Tin ’- *eeiiinl I - l-e pavVed WASHINGION, Oct 6 f/O Colunitml Rnhrit (’ Hunk d* »br*>' hours lo-f.-ie game time but1 +1eta - ill w«* e t--lng sold. Tha tlared today that detpite in “ i t slimline riMIs nt*-* m i filling up t e m p l e d whitfw ish " t-V ll“ but uni ns <|tdekIv as it did vesterI n 1exjata." iaL -i!I_i:I .lui'.li.iii:--.dAv—uUan_» _ ahull 1 exliavaginl living n| nlfi l-'tnnoit Ihe Klndtimf fill || Seriea ner»‘ and shshhy trektinenl e f Hn-rd enl.-ird men in the lu l„ n iheatm. , " ,TT' ,M» i r,,1" 1 •bJ*. *a. .. • sipiev/e aleic! ,IUi Hi ll•' fan* inti lin e stood np - - - - — —>he-l.*ltf-.r -- Mur'.'ir nigKT I he Scripts* II I’ll *Vli*ef - lilt villi M s'. ■’ S ’ i* '* pisaid Maj. Geneid In I Wvrh . *}'■''■. bn* bo, . -b.'d-. •In* am,thee who investigated lo, Mte t birl •! u ,,( . allow was S tiff after a -eues M -irticle- In ' i-ewiien-a — »'**(■____ Rtntk. "tllpl'r l md |ell list ovr" 1‘ Writer Claims Eisen­ hower Supports His AttackOnCommaiul Nation’s Leaders Pay tribute mm To. Over 50,000 Carrier Boys ® .. m ............ " Lake Monroe Nears Flnod ( rest With Wave.s Over Road Imre Eivennwei 1'< I ik ,ir lion on • «ft'»ii marked ihu*-Wyrlre tep-Mlc-l to i'CltllOWCi1 •hit Iu- forrml "limin' ili*cre|i,mT F-olball activity ha* moved InK WASHINGTON. P ;f . ri U i new-pij-er tidy? wW • rtrt mil iriegulnilie-" 1 the ll »■ tn high gear arms* the nation || settI111IT#*1 tin I'ft* I hh1.II tal'tie SalitMiit on Nrwspipri liny D,.iy from tune pruinmen over the pail weekend, and up­ Seminole card, ’flooded set* were again the order nf (he American* who started mil as newipitwi - imici* lliermrlvet. v*'!**- *s" i' lien In-avy sumHay. In The Sanford Herald Pick Pu'.v iruluil-il At-iKtalf Jiuliu 1 ■ 1 1 mi O P', | fnifl 1( ’ 1| vr l"" ?FTI seiu' to il__ I be. Winter | ^jnleM. ^ ma-iti fans W T i i t i i i f l 3 a lfru m i and M o r i f rives dn-lilps niei tti" bulkbeid, fji- G.uhI-hI lit place* again -Iu# t.s Walgren of WashmRlon, .Senalois.Warjhei (D -JS Y ). Morse ( R O re) and ; Mfijr defeated 1■ivy rniiifntt in tbe miper St. I- J . P. Hates. Route 1, Box 171. I ucas (I) III), liaiehnll -omnu-rmnrr A B. . Chandler, and Charier I was declared the winner of the ----------------- ------------------------------*l.urbmnn. (mod of Hu* CUIu -m«| The genial situation was II, Johns Valley, Tire water is tising riissed ’iiy. hiemiier of the Snubob - dally, said County' contest ami will lie awarded a two Fund Committee. Pope this. man tent by the Uobson Sporting Thav iiiln-d tin- Amffilau o-'w-. ford R oan!-n f' Rcnltnr* at d u ll 1 'ttilttli-sionyr ll ^_ Goods. Mis* Peggy Wright of 812 nil" t Publliliera A*at>ciat|nn,.lbl• nteejlng Fridu o' the City 11nit. morning* 'The enve. , driven by 1 strong Magnolia Avenue wa» named the liikTtielioiial Circulation Manng1'** end it was agreed Mint (hr altu 1 Ain-mtinn und (be Troasuiy D» tion Is m in e , said liaynmnd llali, m-ribwe*! wind in - sluybing over. second plare winner of the sweat­ i'mlklien'l at ti>e find of Myrnartmrnt In hailinir tbe carrier- Association secretaiy, tills 1110111er being, given by Robaon’a. "tie Avenue near the l.eglon Hilt tbrmigh the advertising column* ipK, Larry Payton. Bobby Axt and end u liter i , n o im d silo g along of srvutsl hundred nuwapapris. Douglass. Ogle shy were named "It wa* pntnted mit lltat the winner* of 'the movie tickets giv­ Tlie Tirnsnrv's National Nr" demand for housing i« even ilie cu rb in-si in tlu« lake. The going over Ihe nilici llov* Coininlttee, headed by Krenter- than wiu'n tin* Nnt'nl An oaves me nf-.'! en by the Rlts Theater. Unwind W.V Stodghill, buam-s> Stnllnn Wn* in -qu i‘i|ti'm.'* -aid l ilkbrnd in or tl-e ciia»*> wareAll winner# selected ten game* Intui'e. ttn'k-ii-t of tbe St. John* matrngnr of tbe Pluladalphla J-'.ve.' Mr Hall cnrreetly and were fudge-1 win­ ning llulletln.-tiuinbcra niorq tU"** •—lie dcrlarr'l that 7he**Stinfnrd Rivtr Li la: .building. Tliero ara ner* in the order..In which thyy fHM*ui newspaper boy* n» iiiern llo.nl nf Realiura appeals lo tire t "1'nl1 ...................... " l " : 1 / " " " lh# were turned Into The Herald liters of thrift club*. office, •, ......lie to help 11'lreve til- » ii.w ,i* "te ' " m Mayfair Inn. ComtiRmta by Ilicyex-carrier*. In John Anrann also selected ten tion by providing r.m.'.A arnl r . c , T % ru ! wart: f winner* correctly, hut received no IV""' |*V t* flooded with irro CHESTER, S. C.7 Oci. 6 -l/Pi Justice Dongles: "New np«|iei apartments , f»r murid!*. .. tie end, *ull of ,,f. which prise since the ballot was *uh. Realtors, lie dXMrtnrl, an- antirsi* it, d e e p Dn each A 32.ycar.clil negro, (pinioned , uiii-rs have n great 11 add loti, | milted later than the winner*. {paling a busy srason judgingL* ■.ule of rli'1 pier and brushing tha Next week the Raymond Studio in ihe "l^iven l^ane" slaying nf a am wrou-l that I was one.'* the nnmlier of Inqulrh' * fm Const Guard Reserve building it Gnverwor Deuav: “ I have known from will offer the first and second IhiiIi busliiesn and restilential pii— a large area of water hyacinths white man list night, blew limheari In different ularea many yinlng prise* for the contest. First prise |H-lt|pa. v. Iiirb fi|V0 to lueak I lie fore* will he two 8 x 10 gold tone por­ off willi a shotgun early today aler* who stntlcd building then Tim Hatton, executive vie,- •r lire, wave* and keep the water futures b v aalllng or d eliw ln * traits and the second prise will while 200 officer* and several be one 8 x 10 gold tone portrait. hundred cilireni assembled nrathy, newsliapets. I have teen what ll president of the Flotilla Auix-iq- from fl-H"ling tlie iMiiilevanl at does for them by making them tion of Realtor*, was ii(inide to the Fait of Paik Avenue. Tha The Rltx Theater Will egaln give two passe* to three persons •Sheriff William H. f’edcn reported. arlf.reliant, reau-maible. Indejieii- attend the meeting, but during water level i* at ill a few Riches ' the morning visilc-l each member U‘jttw the liulkjread top there.. • for the third through tha fifth Peden said the negro. Dave limit." oFthe Raiifmd Hoard -if Rcaltmv. Govemhr’ * W a r m n r "Mali," Cooimi. doriei Pope .aid that prises. "unduiiblrrlly" thousand* of successful Aiocii relative to the Slate-convention Dunfiam, a farmer f the Rt. John* Itlyer Is still about f Ilie 'esisailanl whn lieal to n •Htl>H-<i ->a r # « * Itla b ir to lie held Oct, 27-'".I at West -even inclies below tbe flood Palm Reach, lie announced that stage of twu jea r* ago when Clarcne ’Wallis, 2'2-ycar-old Churchill Denounced I -dcYlh Clarence KOREAN WARNING the National Association of Real tiaffic over the tlsteen Bridge NANKING, -Oct. d, (AT— One Estate Hutu 1I1 will hold their, had to be baited. The new bridge For India Statement war veteran, last night. Wallis was slain while he fought uf China'* highest' official*’ said annual convention In Harr Finn. [.mid road fill put in hy the Slat# . NEW DELHI, Oet. 4, (/PI— valiantly to permit ihe escape of today that Allied troop* should cisco in Nnvcnitier, mid in 1918 Road Department I* lielieved to Mohandas K, Gandhi eaid last Ins attractive girl friend, Betsy not lie withdrawn frtim Korea •• in Boston. I"- well al-ive flu id -stage night It hurt him that Winston Ross, from a negro who hid at-, Russia "proposed, until ‘ adequate Realtor, of Florida are going The rite of the river I* *0 Churchill should have put "party roiled them on a secluded road safeguard* were sat up to pre- to make a hid fur Ihe ualmmil rapid, however, that when tt vent armed North Korea (>m- convention in 1949, Mr. Hatton 1 each** maximum height It may before nation" and - attacked the British Labor government again known as "Lovers' l-ane," Sheriff niunista from “purging what they waa quoted as saying. tra higher than Ihe.flood stage of call react lunariea" In R m i t h f’Alcn said. for “Ra great act In India." ll uuiiuuu -■ I' m - Siakit Korea. Churthill recalled to a Con­ Pedrn. asld The negro struck Commenting In an Interview, COUNTY HOARD servative P a r t y conference at Wallla a trrlfic .blow on the bend this source The tuutithly meeting of tha Brighton, Eng:, Saturday his and then dragged the girl from U«J* *outrv declared, “It 11 appear* Seminole County* Hoard of Com-' forecast last year of “blood and tho car by the throat. Wallis re» !* « * * ht T V [ fct ™ mistionera will lx- held tomorrow misery" from government move* covered sufficiently to grapple with that Russian. In North Korea to grant. India Independence. MEMPHIS, T7nn . Oct 4. (/Pi — at the Court House starting at tha attacker after shouting to the were training an army, “while In the southern lone, the United Detective Chief M, A. Illnd* said 10:00 A. M . It was announcad "Alas, I wei not wrong2L_tha irM tlaatg »■ r . » * Mam 1 Mt.tr* U not attempting to build he undcittonri a negro trusty bad Vxlay by-O . P. Herndon,‘county wartime Prims Minister said. up the military strength of the been killed a n d two' deputies clerk, “You can judge for yourselves . C-OP p ELECTION Korean*." how far this forecast haa already wounded by a negro prisoner who been fulfilled." JAX IN THOUHLE Officers of the Seminole Coun­ went berserk In the cminly Jail ty Chamlier of Commerce will lie ELECTION POSTPONED JACKSONVILLE. Oct. * . </P>— ■bortly .before no«n. BOGOTA, Colombia, Oct. 0, t/P) CAROL IN LISBON rlected for the ensuing year at "There was »o much confusion Imperiled by anotber wln-l-drlvan LISBON, Oct- 0, (/P)— Former an organisation meeting which — political claahe* In which four around the jail I couldn't get high tide which last week bored King Carol of Romania and hla will be held at the Tburist'Cen­ p e r a o n a were killed and tlx Inilde," •Hind, reported. “ How­ and smashed can holes In probride, the former Elena Lupescu, ter, Tuesday evening at 8:00 o’­ wounded yetterday cauaed three ever, they told me a negro trusty t’e rling Jacksonvllla nawall settled down today In their new clock, It waa announced today by clUee to postpone municipal ejec­ was shot and two deputies wound­ today luued quarters' In n luxurious seaside W, V. Bitting, president. Alt di­ tion* and aevtral other town* to ed. A negro prisoner went craiy insistent pleat for “every availhotel after ala years of Latin- rectors of the organiiation are luapend balloting until the altua- and started shooting all over tbe. able cltiien ". to join defense American exile,- *} Ml^ urged to attend. tion quieted down. force, already at work / Is Said To Be Aeilte Negro Kills Self . After Beating Man To Death War Veteran Fiphts To P r o t e c t Girl In “Lover’s Lane" t d * : Negro Is Killed In Jail Break Attempt .-=t — ------Li-------- -a n iutL.,:r ilu t. 'J ' 7.-7 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 03, 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/43837871be5588d44308d814f2e78625.pdf 1d747e2207c69abb0607e6dd6ed9cfec PDF Text Text J J# •>r ■ W E D N E S D A Y , O C T! 1, 1947 # rrStanley singled. Keese going to Jorgensen bunted s*f*If< th* third. Robinson singled, scoring throw to flcat went wild nn^ Keese. Stanky stopped at second. Edwards went to third on th* ir n l l s a w 'l i s a Pasr IIh I error. Arky Vaughan, hatting for Reiser struck out. ers in right center and Johnny One run, two hits, no eirors, Gregg, filed lo DIMagglo. _ No runs, two hits, one error, Lindrll’* double that bounced into two left. two left. the left field botes chased little Third Inning Yankeea Seventh Inning Yankeea , . __ _ Reynolds went out, Jorgensen to Vic _Lombardi. MrQuinn singled off •Il«'hrm*n After yestrrdaf’a 6-3 Yankee 5.0,,l|!, “n- . Stlrixwcla* llnedi over Stanky s head and went alL the who .upsis rliriehrfiaMklf t " ' igJxK^VBgarVnrr;* wild-BUclur-na.. STilrVig .MrQuinn tn second: John- ......... nnfng after hurling n o -: lo , ... trail for .four perfect frames. I on' to wnterfleld for a triple, son singled, scoring McQuinn. the odd makers installed the Amer- »forln* 8tlrnwelsa. DIMagglo was Reiser Irt the hall roll through lean league champs as topheavy. Intentionally walked and MrQuinn hia legs and Johnson went to third on the error. Rixxuto pupped favorites. The pflce ran all way struck out. ’ One run, two hits, no errors, out to Stanky. Rerra was inten­ from 3 to I up lo 4 to 1. They tionally walkrd. Reynold* sing­ were quoted at 0 to 5 to make it two left. led, Robinson allowing tho hail Fourth Inning Dodgers two straighl behind Allie Rey­ Walker hit a home run Into to acoot by him, Johnson scoring nolds' pitching. There was not much of a line tight field stands, the first homer and Rerra racing to third. Ret waiting for ths Ideaehv* gates to of .the series. Her maniki bound- Harnry. right- hander;— rcphn’wt open a t 9 o'clock but two hours ed out, MrQuinn to Reynolds. Ed- Hchrman. Stlrnwelss singled, Ber­ later most of the 13,800 seats ap- 1 popped^ out ty McQuinn ra scored. Henrieh filed out to Reese singled. * Ileese attemped to Reiser, Reynold* racing to third pearrd to have been taken. With the players sharing-in the steal second and was cut down*, after the catch. Barney let looxe ■with a wild pitch, allowing Reyreceipts of thr first four games, llerra to Rixxuto. One run, two hits, no errors, nolda to score and Stlrnwelss they were acutely aware of the to reach second. Lindell walked. cash pouring Into th* stadium till none left. Fourth Inning Yankeea Jo rg e n a e n took DIMaggin's The scene shift* to Brooklyn to­ Reiser, dropped Johnson's drive grounder and stepped on third, morrow. and for thr next three day*. If three are needed, where which went for a triple. Rixxuto forcing Stirnweiss. NCM M1W VOJK S Wf SI J!C4 H OKYVAY, lliems.-) pout a itrcun nn (he v/hlch d»trnyed the M.oon.non Orac# they have only about 14,000 seats. hit into left center for a double, Four runs; four hits; nne er­ Unv Pirr 57 In Manhattan The fames iprcC i to Pier Cl. The Are wss fought be eieht pieces nl land npparatul Although neither club announced Johnson scoring. Rerra Died to ror: two left. iser and Rixxuto raced to third lift-1ir* flreb. nU The B.297-tnn I n t Santd ti.la |iulU(l ut?Liy by luf« h^f f t rln at th* n«»rih •lilt how It split the swag, all indica­ Kightk Inning Dodgers er. the catch. Reynold# bounced . Stanky want out, Johnson to of Pier 51 One of tnr imokie-t wrtrrfront Ore* lr» Ne./ York l latory. It knocked out 21 rtrem^n. a. creosote- tions pointed to an all-time high «■aked pillnys and ahotil BWt hales of cotton we.it up in Itl-Ioot llainrs. (ititereellonnt) winning individual cut of over to Jorgensen nnd Rixxuto wss MrOuInn. Robinson doubled. R«ls$7,000. The present high is $6,544, caught between third Hnd home|er filed to Ksnrleh. Walker received hy each Detroit’ Tiger-in ■nd declared out when he ran out grounded out, Rixxuto to first. No runs, one hit, no errors, on* the 1015 win over the Chicago of the baseline. Reynolds sneak rd to second during the rundown. left. Cub*. , « „ • r e a llM s e a i i » m r a s e I W | Eighth Inning Yankees With Major Francis Suther­ Stirnweiss fanned. One runs, two hits, no errors, McQuinn filed to Hermanikl; land’s 71st Hegimeht band provid­ the channel* of trade. Johnson filed In Reiser; Rizxutn A actual slHiftage of orange ing a musical background, the one left. Fifth Inning Dodgers filed out to Hermanikl. ^Yankees were out early for hat­ and Mended juices, the Liter ting practice to find Charley Kel­ Jorgensen fanned. I-ombardi No ru n * no hits, no errors, ■■ ^ , made ^.fuipx.* . miiluie.of, orange ler. their- old- autfieW Mala Who grounded out, vUututo to Me- nc*ie lofts' '■ Ninth Inning Dodgers and grapefruit juirr, is indicated was tost for the season after a Quinn. Rixxuto whipped out Stan Hermanikl walked. Edwards operation, throwing to the ky. by the new lepoit, which coverx June No runs, no hits, no errors, filed th I.indell.- Roese singled, hitter*. He wa* followed hy Red the ix-riod of June and July. Tbi- Ruffing, the old Yank "stopper" none Irft. sending Hrrmsnskl lo third. Jo r­ gensen bounced to Stirnwslst who Fifth lanlng Yjmkrea pirlurr is less favoiahlr oh grape­ who tolled for the Chicago White Henrirh walloped a 367-foot , Jhrrw «" R I»uto at . fruit juice, but its reserve stocks Sox this season after hia release. When the Dodger* arrived qn homer over the eenterfield sign, I R * * * * - RIxxuto a throw to . leare bring reduced gradually. the field a little more than an hour the first Yankee liomo run In the I Quinn was too late to catch tho runner and Hermapskl scored. Al The new report shows a re­ l-efore game time, there were few Series. I.indell hit a line drive Gionfrlddo, pinch-hitting for Bar­ in the reserved andw.u box• Into left field stands (or an auto­ duction in stocks o f . grapefruit customers , ,i._w matic ground rule double. Hal ney,. grounded to Johnson who Gregg, a righthander, relieved threw to Stlrnwelss. forcing Jo r­ country” stores of 30 percent in y e s t e r d a y ' s brisk lx>mhardi. wa* -thrown l.omuarui. DIMagglo in si again w w -tn ^ yn. gensen outunder H year ago. As of Aug. I chilling hrssiss olii at first Try vorgensen. Me- Tine run. one ml, no errors, on* iUTcd; TRTX y* i r. ' 11)6 ' ' if|x'itt First Inning Dodgers Quinn siaglrsl, scoring Lindell. left. such retail nutlets had inventories Totals Hlqnkv and Robinson struck Johnson hit to Gregg and the lat­ of this Item nf 1,070.000 cases, oulr , R II E Reiter filed Id I.indell. ter threw to Ktanky at second In compared with 4,16)7,000 cases on 8 9 2 No runs, no hits, no errors, an attempted double-ptay but Brooklyn the same date last year. / 10 15 l none left. Stanky dropped the ball and both New York Losing pitcher—Lombardi. First Inning Yankee* runners were safe. Rixxuto filed On oranges ami blended juices, Time of game 2:36. Stlrnwelss singled to right field. ! to Rr |,rr. ||ffrr* struck out. a subnormal supply is indicated Attendance—69,860. in the report, with an actual Henrlch singled, sending S tirn -i Two run*f thrPC hlU.Tine error, shortage possible befoie the new writs to third. I.indell bounced (wu Irft. to Jorgensen and started a double IIKITIHIt HIT canning season open*. Sljilh Inning Dodfers MOSCOW, Oct. 1, OP)— The On orange juice, which has lie- play with a throw to 8tanky at Rohin|on filed tn IhMagglo. come more (Kiputar with the second who rrlayrd to Robinson Reiser singled over Johnson’s Literary Gaxette, w h ic h last consuming public, supplies as of ahead of I.indell. Stlrnwelss scorrd brad. Stirnweiss picked up Walk­ month compared President Tru­ Aug. I weie estimated at 2.22R.OOO on the play. DIMagglo singled er’s grounder ami started a dou­ man to Hitler and provoked a BROOKLYN FANS, more than half a million strung, pork Dm mint) Hall to eases, or 13 |ier rent less than McQuinn fanned. U. 8. protest, turned today One run, three hits, nn errors, ble play with a tosa to Rixxuto Winston pay homage to their beloved "Hums,” It’ 17 champions nf the Nutior.il last year's 8,309,000 rases. Ernest Bevin UlllilklMHi Kiiivav v at aecond, forcing Reiser, and vvIII■iaJII Churchill, none left. league. A bliuard of confetti and torn phone boohs c .verod ths pave­ and Hector McNeil of Britain, Kixxulo relayed to McQuinn t*» Second Inning Dodgers Illended Juice supplies were ments from curb to curb as tho ballplayers stepprd out m the cteps of Walker lined to Dlklaggiu In double Walker. estimated at 1,512.000 rases this the City Hall to greet the thousands gathered there. (International) No runs; one hit, no errurt, year on Aug., 18 per cent less renter. Ilermanskl filed out to nolle left. than leat year's 2,442.000 case*. Johnson. Edward* fanned. Sixth Inning Yankee* No run*, no hits, no errors. lloytudds singled and Stirnweiss Consumers are buying canned (none left, I CARRY walked.. Ilrnrich went out on a citrus puirr* at „ faster rate than' Second Innnig Yankeea THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA Inist-Bustinff Is Estonian Refugees ‘ Said Increasing Are Landed In Miami MIAMI. (k U A .-a T — Kighl In U; S. Courts Estonian rrfugrr* landed brie to­ m i '. ; ir •. s fi .I j ■i i ■ •• day alxinrd a 40-fnol Swrdish y*ehl'*»aflrr sailing some' 5.000 n r CI.AUKI WASHINGTON—The J u s t I re mllra to escape what they drs tQ------l heel of Russian ‘ d* najhcJU “ IKSH Department has muicLrusl-Luating r ijk - ----------------------—r .ICgg land her* In 1.1 months, Is rap. I* liltlr Antl-Tfust lllvielnn only 160 lawyer* ami about a tainrd by Kalme Vrskl, who im­ dozen economist*—ha* taken un mediately ir|wited to Immigration ■o many nf thr giants of imluitry nuthoritiea that none hud entry that a Hit of defendant! read* visa*.Veski's wife, Hilda, who spenha like an industrial hlur Ixwik. Thr campaign hat l<ecn gather- Knglish, told re|>orter* tho little In* momentum ilnre the war’a Itund left tlntrliorg, Swed-n on *n<L DDrlng. hostilities there w*» duly 22, ''-tVe were informed that a,lot her little thr t l pit-lrtiartr* rould d» hut watch. The necessary rrgl- Estonian hand which landed in mentation of induatry in the Savannah, fia„ was deported to emerge nr y -had made monopolies Kill* 'Island." »he said, “but con­ ditions were- liecnmlng ao t * I in temporarily legal. Europe that we finally drcideil to Living C « l« a Target Kow. however, the division ha« leave. The first group nf Estonians 1S2 pending raara. Fifteen of them are appeal* In-fore the Su­ landed here Aug. !H- last year, bringing the total to 47. -They preme Court. followed Thr sharpest fight la against Two n|h?r boatloads prirn of food, clothing ami hous- were first refused admission, but lag. Attorney (irnrial Tom C. b y direct Intervention of I'rusL Clark ia*t August ordered the dent Truman were later granted Antl-Tru»t Division’* lug gun* to |>ermanent visa*. be aimed at thr high roil of liv­ ing. The prelimtnarir* of that Iwttie now arr living fought out be­ fore a federal grand Jury In. Chi­ I l ' s a l l a a i S lio a i I T s , O a - I cago. Score* of meat and dairy Industry official* have licrn sub­ said, "that this I* the finest trhifW that now rnn lie built. Into it ha* poenaed. Suita under the Shetman anti- gone all that was learned In the tru»t art arc pending In lllinoi* lihrd school of war. It Is a piece tutr and the trading meat park- ralb-il upon to hold the line while a n , accused of large-wale price the nation muster* It* power for war. ’Certainly eve»y American filing. ho|>r* that such a situation will Itralty and lluildlng T h e " ho u a I n g phase w a s never develop. We are confident launched when the dlvison se- that this vessel will help preserve cured Indlctmrnts from a' district the |N-sre kcause It demonstrate* H i of Columbia federal grand jury the determination o f,th e United against the National Association Sintra to resist aggression." Hi-ralling the great haUle in of Rral K*tatc lloaid* and tho Real Kstatr lloaid of Washington, the Coral Sea In May. 1942 from D, C. They arr charged with a which thr carrier took Its name, criminal conspiracy to restrain Sulllvart said neither the U. 8. -----IfMTWrmigT. fixing "cominlsiiion, nor Japan eoulJl claim it as great tartical victory.*' rales charged by realtors. Hut the enemy turned hark, he The hjgh" cost of building ma­ terials Is a major issue In three said, and ‘‘The Coral Sea marked of the cases pending before the n turning point l|t naval warfare. Supreme Court:-111 Ui 8. Gyp- Derisive results had la-err achieved aum Co., charged with unlawful­ entirely through the efforts of ly fixing the pi Ire nf gysum naval altentfl. Aviation was re­ cement industry; (1)1.Ine Mater- cognised ns the striking power charged with price fixing in the of thr fleet. Thnt was the naval board: (2) Cement Insitutr, lesson of the-C oral- Sea." American losses at the battle lal Co., charged with patent pooling and prlro fixing, in the of the Coral Sea were one carrier the kxingtorr. one destroyer nod ''drop-out” electric, fuse field. The Federal Trade Commission one oiler, while the Japanese has filed against prartirally thr lost one carrier, one old destroyer entire steel industry u complaint j and four lunge*. Ihdh Die U. S. charging an unlawful price-fix and Japan had nne carrier dam­ aged «* well. Ing combination. Flee) Admiral Frnest J. King dcscrik-d the buttle n» the "first major engagement in naval his­ tory in which surface ships did H ||„m I'Mir OMtl not exchange a single shot." KiwuniH Meet* World Series ffRRtn.' LtirarnHRBIfia1 a Citrus Juice m y w oBA Yp Man Who Aided Cancer Drive k V i s 'l - i m O f fo n o o M U i m o n l l l*«t t i* r;np.rt »ltllnj.-flllaa . Johnxon. filed jajtt Je... Walker., «FCiifir<Ll*untr~Tlwth (-rum«rat ad- V lC lim U l v A IlC C r ! ‘I'pTD.sf^tic ^imr-July perlosl c««vVr- Itlxiuto hunted to Jorgensen ami vanclng. Lituieli filed lo Her'; th; he asserted. ed In the survey are given as* was thrown out. llerra hit to inanskl in left field, Reynold* exces Ive draltuiife continues affected 321 other flight crew Ma scoring after the catch; DiMaggio 9.010,000 rase* of all ranneil j Stanky and was tossed oot. to be permitted, he said, our lakes, members. fanned, julrea. , | No runs, no hit*, no errors. CHICAGO. Oct I bV > Author Howard Vinvenl Obrien, 59,'diwl will In time k nothing hut ugly, Wage*' were not Involved In —On* useless sink holes. Excessive ir- the dispute, the AKb - Air I,Ine L it night in a xuhuihw Evaj)tLL»aJ-Lm)Ualm ! -cancer uh« admenl-tUat----- Salex of-OTxnjJ.r- In3“ hlen.TeH i f | ■ •me left. Third Inning Dodgers. ---- xlgaUou—n t 4 IIM S ha»—eow«e,t|H‘TtntT—AnklnlPiTT islllng ~ the lie TisiT frsnliTT(Inclined L i t July w ith tesdcn o f hi* column in the juices, which showed shariip year .......... ............ ___ ___ ____ Seventh Inning Dodgers •I Reese walked. Jorgensen Hied some lake levels In drop eight strike after It said the. rompanv ago . gains FebruaryUrnbardi filed to Chicago Daily News. • . . during ,, . . . i , 0 'VlenHch .and . . u iw.HMtuHermanikl fanned. Edwards in said, lie urged not"merely had fnllrd to.bargain in good tef feet^he .larch and Aprll-May this year. DiMaggio. Reese stole second, singled. Reese filed to Henrlch. O'Hnen h*d- k e n ill for more than * year and hit column—for* continued a water control committee In faith, failing to send represents-----------------------------------— — above last year foi* -------------——------------Tallahassee l.iu a stole wMc set- fives to the rnnfcrsner take m r il y , d a ily f r n t u i r f .r a lm o tl I *» y r a n w r illr n in lr m illt r n ll) Junr-July, the report saldr "Imt wllh full lutrgalning authority, fro In the hnipilxt tbonThe cattc.’k -----If have shown ■ tendency tn level .'The fig h t-fm -w aterm ru m n * and d had used the’ signing of an “Cell 108" during that time. off from previous high move­ a battle for survival fur oursevle* ugiremrlit as a weapon to de­ ments." Orange Jufro sales totalLast July 18,the wrote of his and our children,” he declared. prive pilots of rights provided ed 1,1)40,000 cases; blended Juice 1 Mrs. M. D. (iatrhrd wa* present- fur handling grievances Iwilh In rancor, contending the disease 1,810,000 rases. 1 II ssllsa,* frum l*>s- IlMl should l>e given the -“widest pub­ Sd with n birthday gift hy the their ennlrart and the Hallway licity." sands of letters offering volun­ club In appreciation id her fine Idilstr Act. A company official Grapefruit Juice aalea to ron-l "It was near the base nf the tary help have poured* uiron the * timers during June and July cooking, with Fd l.nm- and F. said nil hut a "few minor issues" rommiltee since its creation' last Tlatky Wight making the pres covering rules and working con­ spine," he wrote, “—a most Inac­ Thursday. totaled 2.610,000 rases, the report " , * cessible apot. •ntation. stales, 18 |N*r rent itelow a year dition* were settled In negotia­ "Mr. (’resident, the people' of It was fastened to everything ago. tion* last week. out. involved considerable ‘damatCi’ America have never failed In the The company said Its wage out involved ’ conisdetatde damage accomplishment o f a n y waf,’ i offers to pilot* "were "(he highest to adjacent and inliorvnt proper­ I.urkman said, t'H'vy W*R not m o ll e lu llin g ’ fail in this war on hunger. On in the histoVy nf international ty. j, m n 5 ^ ’we i i r tech in yeortl - - ( ( T N l l s a m ir n i a l* a « r n a n their In-half we pledge you our rnpimcrclal transport flying." A He advised hi* readers; It hovm il the lime-xpving, 'tt'oMllaw-4 hrnm Paa- Dm ) before (he midnight deadline set spokesman said pay scale* offered “If a swelling turn* up, don’t moat earneat endeavor*."' would range frrjnr n minimum corwenicnrc features you high rlan peojdr,' the laid, wh> be any slower about doing aomo. for the walkout. gu*rtantce of 2239.39 a month home la .nnljr one phase. of the "*•*,could Ijoffc to find in any :T he wage demand by the rail to flmr *yaar captains nn DP-4 thing* about it than »•*«- Wattld Administration's program ‘ to help ' like Sattford and want to live here. p dn i i , ff a ii tt at»ut turning in a flit* alarm." ronnop li 'm e i (dI ea ! Up to 8:00 o’clock' last eve­ unioni. spokesmen said, was ‘'com­ plane* for a minimum of. 70 hour* Europe. Itefore the food pan he D'llrlvn joined the Daily N*w* sent there. Congress must ap­ ning, she declared*, she had lieen I ..■"J*1** 0 ^ ' *P®n f ' v * L P pulsory due to the. skyrocketing a month to $1,307.74 a month for * a b*Nik ’editor in 1928 after ^, ^ 4 o f t i n«t"or l" o i r Tank) tanltl G o Ifl u tt,. | nl rantains with .eight year* having written several novels In prove funds, either as loans-or telephoning realtors and owner* living costs.” It followed the re­ senior in a vain effort to locate.apart­ gifts, with which European na­ | ypuiro'n’olcocliiitg with gat nf seniority flying constellation* the preceding 16 years. cent sward of I5J/J cents an hour ment nr home rental accommo­ tion* can buy It. R5 hours a month. Pilot* now * ’• b h ca u tu ya^.(live<Jjeyond In 1912, he took over the col­ wage boost granted a million nop- receive from $H50 to $1,075. Co­ Mr. Truman has p r o p o s e d dations. On* man, who Is a state „ » ^ i l j e Snaint let ut thoW you distributor for a manufactured umn .that had formrrly -lwen crating rail workers 1ry an ar- pilots, now receiving a maximum 958A;000,000 as stop-gap aid and in is .n a * Tappoo , You boatd nsmrd under the of $500 a month, were offered conducted by Eugene Field, noted asked that key congressional com. product, is anxious to locaU hero hut I* unable to find an apart­ author, who hail railed it "Sharp* “* "vJill'v -bnarr'h ow you*«*ver mil tec* meet a* soon a* possible Increases to $610 „ month. onaT^Hailwsy l-alior Act. lhu lo consider it. Mr. Trumpn made ment for hi* family, she said .Wilholil th e ’ r'ilyHandling of cargo was halted Hrolherhooda, tepresenting In I..** Angeles and I»ng Ileach red."-Urn request informally Monday "lam getting six or more calls - XonvenieOtet you ta n now* th* engineers, firemen, conduct­ harlMire after O n# of the most famous nf his ami today made public a letter ■ day for apartment# from peo­ the Waterfront) ’ 0 r p t i iy have in Hut new ors, thralnmen and switchmen, Fmplovers Association, reprvsent- columns was written during sent to rhairmrn of the com­ ple who want to live here,” said _ Jripiion. 5 «<• it, tomorro also have made demand* fop Ing, 12 stevedoring firms, ruled World War II. It was entitled "So mittees. W. R. Williams, realtor, thlk changes In 44 working rule*. no crews of the CIO International I-ong Son" and told of a father’s "Political groups that hope to morning. .A. R. Feterson likewise Carrier spokesmen >sid the an­ lAingshoremcn'a ami Warehouse­ farewell to his son g o in g off to profit "by unrest ami distress,” taid that ha Is giWting mail/ nual railroad operating- cost* men's Union would he called for war. The column was dramatical he wrote, "are now attempting •ipnilar call*. Would k Iroosted f (00,000.000 If loading or unloading of freightara. on the radio and later published to capitalize on the grave fears "Shortage of houalng will be tha’ wage hikes were granted and a booklet. of the French and Italian pooplo •Seventeen freighters . were one of the topic* discussed by 11,000,000,non |f the rule* changes caught In the shutdown and ait thaj they will ni>t have enough The son, Done), a navigator In Were approved. The union and estimated 3,000 longshoremen and an Army bomber later was ktlleJ and fuel to survive the com­ the Sanford Board of Kealtor* when they meet tomorrow after, earrler representative* will begin 160 foremen were Involved In the on a mission over Germany. ing winter." ' Mfotiatinns in Chicago next dispute .In which the union had Mr. Truman thus mentioned no noon at the City Hall with Tim Tuesday. political groups hy name. The Hatton, executive vice president demanded it- lie recognised as the Florida Association of ' >al argument which has bargaining agent for longshore Ceen^'m'ade”' 7 o r" the V ^ E u r ^ ..Id Edward F. Urn* foremen.- The employers hive re­ ll 'a a l iM -4 I n a P a a - n — l local realtor and president of futed on the ground that the upon Yugoslavia through the program, hnwcwi, la this: If France and Itwlv go hun> in*, local realtors' group. foremen are pari of management. United Nations some decisions In Jackson, Miss., the Routhem which would be humiliating for our gary this winker, Communists Mr, Lane revealed thla morn­ Hus Lines, Ine., said It would P*opU *hd for other Ilalkan coun may seise power. ing that he is getting. I t . ta .15 GREEN’S FUEL All e a t i u i s i s indicate that NEW YORK. Oct. 1—t/n-The not negotiate Ita four-month-old, tries, but I declare- that we'will rails a day for rentals. Some i Jiatlon* Assemhlv faileil nlrte lU t* labor disputa until tha never permit anyone to nlay the 470,009.000 bushels nf grain are are retired businessman, others anywhere Drat effort today lo break striking union ran establish that master In our country and Impose the most we ran export undrr are veterans who want to find present conditions, the President i deadlock in the race ktween "It is authorised by Ut# employes his will.' homes or apartment* to rent, he said, hut there is "strong evi­ Soviet Ukraine and India to represent' them. A company declared. Resistance to pressure, Tito for th# Security Council seal to official aaid nearly all the etriker*. said, depends upon* "our not being dence" that a t least IOO.uOOJMO bushels more than this will be H# stated,- however, ‘ that 8an* vacated bv Toland Dec. 31, members of th* AFL Amalgamated shaken, not being Intimidated by ford wa* no different from DeVljayalakshml Pandit, chief Association of Street Car, Elec­ threats of atomic bomba or any­ needed. “This 100,000,000 bushels mutt Laiyl, Orlando and other Florida th# Indian delfgatlon and tric Railway and Motor Coach thing else." *h« .American |>*o- ( |Um m 'its lack~of hoptfng or to Moscow, (ook the Employee of-Amerlrs, have been . "I think that today the strength M “ i r 1 pie, Mr. Truman asserted. r for a brief statement of re- replaced. Union leader* said they of democratic elements In the lo withdraw India from the had accepted a federal concilia­ world la so powerful lhat Im­ . It. Mrs. I'andit said the Dee. tion servIce Invitation to reeume perialism will will not be ablo ; expiration nf Australia's S- contract negotiations. to realist Its Intention tn launch r term would lrave th* Indian Also In the transportation field, a new world war," he said, "But a area unrepresented on-.the _the Brotherhood . i of S i Railroad ----------- the provocation! are not excluded, J CaunclL _Sha jliuistad Trainmen- - prepared In dlitrlhUU IH3 tt t i ' easier 16 not trying to Veep any ■trike ballot* among 5 000 mem provocations where a nation ta of th* Councilhers employed by the New York, weak. Therefore, Yugoslavia mutt ‘‘LAUNDERKTTE docs Unusual jobs toot /» And nil Y. VDhlnalty New Haven and Hartford Rail- be atrong.* BUnkstsl . ... Drapes! . . . Slip Coveral . . . that tha Britiah common- road aftar, tha union said, the would k_ represented by mad had refused to abldo'by a Bsth Mstst . . . All Sorts of Heavy Things! „ National Adjustment BoaVd claim and prevented shipment of h alt.' BUnkeU Come Out So Soft and Fluffyl” Sanford - Phone 1252 - Fla. State Rank Rldg. for $100,000. The A fL drivers In Die Nstr York! In New York striking driven Orlando — Phone 4878 — 1249 N. Orange /Jersey metropojitgfx... jy p a Bovlet Inlon^delegate on the o f the Railway Express Agency spot* over| tcond at Oak Fhona 1082 — L - J l plcksted millinery manfacturera wages and shorter pours. ANTI­ WORRY INSURANCEA ReguUr Ad Thia Newapapcr Truman Appeal •1 94 8 T A P P A N L.P.GAS RAN'GE TenHion Mounts Housing Shortage B n ew 1 9 4 8 m ppan j-.'P . S u J'fZ aiu je Tito Warning Vishinnky ClaHhcs With Pandit On Scut 24 Hour Service Since 1932 What Women LIk« About Their idorette Store-------------j—r- NmuRnLGrs &flppunn LAUNDERETTE OF SANFORD ij c » " v- » •* ■ -^ H i tf ■ 'L * . e ? m �.1 .T 1 1 E W E A T H E R la Unit} There Is Strength— To P rotK i (fa* Peace ul (he World; ■ To Promote the Pro*ret* of America; To Produce Prosperity for Sanford, * VOLUME XXXVHI Jewish Agency Partly cloudy through .Friday. Slight!) warmer Frida). E s ta b lis h e d 190,S AX iNUEPKNpENT. U A lL X lN EW & P A I'E ir: nil ■(■■ ".ii ai . J l 1J " a'.. 1 ^ SANFORD, FLORIDA THURSDAY. OCT. 2. 1947 Flash Storm D am ages Florida C oast Homes On Partition Claims To All Of P a­ lestine Not . Aban­ doned And Enforce­ ment Is Required LAKE SUCCESS. Oct. 2. I/PI A —Bulfarla arcuaed the United Stale* . today of deliberately esaggrratlng the llalkan diaturbanre* to “supply a food excute to tranaform Greece into an armed camp of the United S ta le *" The Bulgarian attack v a t made before the 37-ntllon , political committee of Ike Uni­ ted Nation# Aaaembly leaa than 24 hour* JtfU trQ ff. ^BHELlRL Wrelopment* aWe-Hlng relation* between the United Stale* and ‘■ Bulgaria. Theme wer* tire l(ranting of full diplomatic recogni­ tion to . the Communikt •domi­ nated Bulgarian government by the United, 81 »tee and a simaltaneouily auceaa»ful more led by tha Un|led Stale* and Brit­ ain to bar Bulgaria from rarmberahlp in the United Nation*. Food Group Warns Don’t Start Next WarlnGarbageCan; Hjo Bus Fired Upon In M ississippi ' Transport Sfrike Hendricks Urges . Hisenhower For For Eisenhower :JV iceJ!iiesid eiit Wallace Attacks Bankers & Army On Foreign TAid v .«> ■ r. '.mtu As-soclaled I'remt Reused Wire IYri'tla* Pl um,-il - V f L c - It* Ihe AaaucUtrd Prraa I’i k h of mrat and wheal- two llaplr* of the Amrncan diet outI iiiued to me lo or neat tec old peak* III trading Inal Let) today i* Pirvidriit Ir'Ullian'* dove lui "tell Mtionillg" lu tunvrive giari fot t 11lope wept into high g<aiTlirie weir hint* the Adnntiit tlation .lillglit la ir luoie dla'lK -atep« d -n errn,-n-r "v n rrh"at~Tri-'f ctmtiol and compultoty rationing., lave liogv .11 ( ‘Imago ihmbrd foi llir louith (liaighl day and iritlird a to;r of $.111.25 a iiumhrd pound* rally in thr iiiallit lh.it Successful Operations Shown For Elimination Of Worry German Girl Tries Stowaway ^rip To US New Election Sought * By Conservatives Capt Farran Freed Of Murder Charge Sanford Fishermen Catch 13 Black Baiifi d Brooklyn Sends New‘so'me To Showers In Second Inning W i t h S ix R u n s *- H» J \t K HAND CHICAGO. Oct. 2 id'? Ihr pirtiuntal lobidomy an o|Viatmn m F.HHKTS I II I I). Brooklyn. Oct. . which the ’’wiiiiy” potliun ol the biain ,« riiuiltiicUtled In vVvrtutt; it* inmmuniiation linrv hat pioird (utrrfilul m two lliinl* ul tin- i id')- 111,,,,kli II opened up an i.n ri undritakrn. the man who pioneered m ill mtg«‘t j tn Anieiu • rally lead am the Nrv'v 5 oik lin k rev and’ )btf 'Jailed ihTough the ' iC|Hilled today. • Dr. Janie* w. Wall*, plofcssul III neutologll.if tUMp-il at t»eui«.- longrvt nine mmiig game in Sene* Waihtnglon University. Washington. I). C.. vaid brllti operalnmv he h.v hivtory to ram i '• 8 edge fot their firat virlr.ry in thr (hud game of Ix-rfornn-il alnce IMtt on M l pa-O till- P ’47 vnbw ay -I tiev. itluhjuii «»f Hrnriiiif Uuutitij; pfodueed "goml'' It-bulu tin* .................... ...................... ...................... -------------jp.OOC'Ucilvl -ufjJtn ku «**«. ! Iii.jec- c*nu*»w)ilnJ* ef-l-.- 11*g )*s-rn. enufl; ' R i f f Ti"llt"P T it'K i' ate, n-lii-f in tumlhei lliinl -ami lu» i(>Y*ihttitutn) im-liiinhitJin nut Yankee eighth when I (rnttch walkfailed to bring any liupioyt-mtli; i* :*|p.prt***i'**it unit a stiiiii'ijf iu the remainder. fwlitlgAif Kttill' Wfiit« tliV jvi -t rd and l-indcl) Vltiglrd to tell' Three group* of patient* have rtfflfriiHl vv1111 tiLiP^iVi i^ttunitt irn lri hut Joe DiMaggiu, tiying to licen hub]ected to the i>;wialiiih-— in ; unit nuti-H i«3?s *lnp lot f i . u i g , dumped a vveax ' . thote Miffniug from acliiiuphr-- *littii |M»rfi*cllun iu lift* aiul it grounder tow aid Stinky y<tio iiin. involutional nirlancholia* and fi rtf fill *»f inUitij i jnK*. ob***|lVr tvnaiun. Fur thr lu aitmril, Join he'd I .indell a* he iped by and ilnrw to (n it., doubling DiThe achidiphtenla tuffei * from MM I ' m * r I I* III J Miyyni Mvljutnn b ti lU niuh on Forrestal Calls Marxian Thesis Seriously Hurt Pure Nonsense By Early Frosts LAKE SUCCESS. Pel. 2 w The Jewith Agency, olltcul voice WASHINGTON. Oet. 2 ~ G P h £ ( Palestine Jew*, declared today Itep Hendrick* {D -Flal said I*. that it v » i prepared "moil reday he “can't nee wllete Ihe Repub­ iuctantly'* to accept lh* patlilion G overnor ThreateYis lican party hn* nny claim'' on Favors Loans But Is Dwlvhl D .E lirn h ow er of the Holy Land inlo separate To Call Guards To General Against Any Strings nriil advocated Id* tumi Inal ion -fur Arab and Jewish Male*. 2V i„ 50 irut* lughn Iho U . S . I n d u s t r y S p t M ld P r e v e n t Vfolence Vice President by* Ihe Democratic BeingTied OnThenri wav it ptediclrd eoldtemenl meatlo|i H .11 within 25 cent*, of tliParty. ing B i l l i o n s Pre­ met would ‘be esirnlisl In pavi­ t.eneral Kisenhuw'er. who has JACKSON. Ml**.. Oct. 2. I'lriS F IE U X NU» . O n. 2</Pi all-tune |«-ak tea* lied hut Nept. II. paring For Peace disclaimed tiny political party L15—The High*ay Catrul *aid lioning but that ihe i'aleilinr December wheal fului.-v on lh Hrnrj Wallace iayt Congrev* affiliation, ia resigning no Army shortly liefore noon that of* Jew* would be teady Jo delend Chi< ago it.,aid ol 1 lade ho the • hould jppropn.He the $18,000 Chief of Staff to become presi­ fleer* have apparently rornri''NEW YORK, o . i 2 ■o Ihe themielve* a* a nation. dent uf Columbia University next (KtO.(KK) relief loam that lit htlro- aecund vliaighl day advapred to tSecirtaiy ol Detenvr but night rd the "person who fired on year and hao Ix-eti proniinenlh pran nation* have avked for under « new (rcold peak, Ihe purr Ihe bua." Police aaid the man ♦ In iu iirit official declaralio.1 termed "puie nnn»en*e’’ thr M an mentioned d o n |x>soible Republlhad been pocketed in. a wood­ trailed $2.'M a liuihrl, 21 a I • on the recommendation* of the can presidential nominee by sev­ the .M.lillull Plan but he w.mlt nr lan thrviv that "tin- follil ol pnvland ucclur near llaillraburg the preymut United Nation* Special Committee financier* and military men in 21* cent* above and that a call *a « went to. eral high (i. t >. *1*. cvtineil*. * ate nwiiridiip we know av bunnru Ill-sides Hendrick*. Rep. Kmatli- Washington diitaling the term*. cio*e. ami then backed up t o i 2 *J.? on Pale»tine (UNSCOP), the Parrhman Penitentiary for capit.ilivm iv piovocaliw ol uat. et} (D -Flal and Senator Spark­ bloodhound*, preparatory lo a above >e*|riday‘v finidi agency made clear that it wa> Hie former Vice President mov­ Y* to -Jveeiel.il) Jamev l oilrvl.il did man t It-A lit > have advocated II iMtllnuri! till 1‘nkp ( ■■ti I ( final rloaing-in operation. Dot giving up claim* to all ot Elsenhower'* selection a* Pre»i- ed in wnlern Msitathutriis on lefet dilrclly lo the -irirnt '’witPaletiine at a Jewish national JACKSON. Mi**,. Oct. 2 </P> dent- Truman'* running mate. thr third day of hi* I I -day lour inongeting" ihargrv made by At«<I>-FI*I .aabl if through five New F.ni-Jsml Hales, Warmer'’ Weather Is home but laid it would accept A pa**enger but of thr Southern Senator Pepper .. dtei V Yiiliiiiiky. Kimi.m L\ Fri'diutud.T’or U.S. Delegate, in .iddniung the Allliv aitition in the interest of a so- Rui Line Co.. Inc., whpse fotmrr 1 *11 c*ar;il.Republican Maine,tltiveri are on slrikr, was fired nn ulion. ——------■ ■ I He lijld a Harvard UnivrntlV OidlianiT Alloc Mllml. Hut he told Jt) AMSUl'l \TR|t I'ttpjts * Isratlon-wsa made today A-le-g mile* north of Hate British Board Two Wkiint-r weiith.o *t-rm >n audience d u 5.000 *1 iw ifp u,.td-• the 1,500 hufinrw. inrii ..it thehe thurg, in a renewal of violence." before the 57-ffation *Paleiline muvl - • M * " "r -m l)xK .h ,,,.,,- I,» ilo. il„ m ItA J ewish Refugee Ships^il-f —___ --------- o f-tb e -rm m t ry ny — Committee- -of -die—£ * a * i a l *■ Aw _ 'The ihooting occurted_in.Agile Tie no ,1Item)it to dictate lo na cool simp kept euilc moruilw1 ,ra ’»r" ™ ‘filing Hie p.iU of a watnina ftnm Governor Field­ icmbly by Rabbi Abba Hi[lel S il­ JERUSALEM , O e t. 2, (,V) , " ,n‘ teveiving aid the kind ot Irm jw ra tu re * Ix-tow ami neiii ilie l •<» f o - • ing -L. WiigRT*™Dial National ver o f Cleveland, chaitman ol llrillah navnl partfea Ixiariled two inlemal rcononiic and IHililic.d freeling mark in pint* of We.t ■Cuaidimrn would lie placed on the tr « * il* * * . i on p «i » n i< tn Virginia, Virginia. lYnnaylvanit, refugee^*Mp* crammed wlth vlaa- ,t»ucture* they .hall have bu*e* with ordet* lo “ (hoot lo lea* Ji-wtah immigrant off I’alea- * Aral> Lt*ucli*r WurnH Ohio nod Mo higaiu* Because he said ftnanviets "lx kill" if the (hooting continued. tine tonight amt headed the veaThe cool wcailier centered lo .investment ami A g a in st Partition 1,ev* private retained ft. The Stale Highway Paltol office t **T toward the Hurt of Haifa. , Itroflla are tlx- chief moti vati ngi West Virginia. { P : , Elkina r;,Hi"« rt-pnrreit Alxvut 3,600 Jrwa were tx-tti reported from Hattiesburg that j v r , ; rr i nz At HO, Oet. 2. -117*1 Sheikh to lie atxiard the Paducah i,v;;:! f - .c - 1 „ humB,. j.x ie ty , hd mu. 2 , n «•:' •„ V '.ita men an- trained to believe ,. " 'un , w"7 “ ,A‘ 1.-.. patrolmen had been *ent to thr muiit'd the Geula (Kedempuun ......... sail K! Billina, Moslem tiro. . r. y neiit-e P*'“n‘i that i. .... i.... i ....... ' " * ‘" t h e uestero part of tin , pence is maintained only leader, today warned * FRANKFURT. Germany, O ct vicinity of ihe (hooting in an ef­ and the Northlands, rolled Medina by force," Wallace recommended stale, the mercury waVnt 27 th.-* 1 Yehudit (Jewiah State) by 'the that both groups “should Ix? re­ morning, and at BichnC-xid it wn-l United Nations Secretary fJetu-ml 2—(fl*)—A blonde German girl, fort to arrrit th cattacker In degti-e-, Ingliet. I.ovv- in I'enri* I Trygve Lie and U. S- Secretary put In m Ixi* for a dramatic alow, The bu*. anuthlxiund from Jack* immlgranta. The Veaaeta were lumed to private life." M nnllHHnl an , I' krf EimNI > -vlvania Incluileil 29 at Mercer. >,,f George * Maralmtl that hoarded about eight milra if f awpy flight to New York, was "The heart of their policies," rrtnlitm Itf two rtegrees cooler rluiit at Front I tilt4 creaiion of II a Jt*wi*h Jewish Htal**? Athlil on the North Coast. The found disheveled but olive today In.aid, "is the resurrection Royal, Vii. Fieeiing wi-uthvr w x-lll,, Pale-line wuold “to i|i Iht» refugee* embarked in Bulgur!*. at th* Rhein-Main airport. li .s ila a ,* »n i*aat^ d a hr i Jim Webb Scores l , PJf f t ^ l 1 cd lA llljM l. X l . l jir n " j--^ r VVJVuL)—-U U i* j* - M t^ ll , 1ll -w- (tl-ll . Pilot* said the flight would Brttirh authorities were expect­ hav# meant "certain death" for 291 A t Pistol Shoot ed to deport the Jet** to Cyprus Ixjcal M en'Fffifd On uttc, ni»i, 7fffrH 7 r r Tir!i::;nii. Mich- TTnrwrTT "Thu Modem brothel hoist con­ tonight. A broadcast purporting th* fir) liecauae the ho* would -can's low was 27 ul ' tfdillac sider* the I'tilrxlitie-Aiah csm- a have been tlornl in an unhealed lo emanate frutn one of the ahlpa H, S. Kenny, federal fon-castJatm>* 3 -'Webb, wtmean repair Charge Of Stealing ei ill Clueago, said teniiierature i f case fot alt the Moderns in (lie compartment where temperature* n pistol aa well as shoot It, yes­ aaid earlier that they were sur­ high above the . Allah! ic would terday topped member* 6f the rounded hy "k cluster of British would climb tod,i) fioni the mirth-1 worhl,7 H Hanna declared In n Two local men who had been ern .Rockies to il„. tMt*,is*lj*j*i c*hlo to Lh- and Marahall. £ a v * been below xerfo. .Seminole Gun Ctuli at their regul­ vessels preparing to attack." held In County-Jail since Sunday "Tlie rulfijlmmi nf /iunlii nnt __ . Tho girl r a v e l h e name of ar weekly piitul practice on Ihetr River after yealerday’s tempt-in lilghl" on a charge uf stealing lures in ihe mid Nil’s in parts hithm»," he ndded, "and the crea­ . Pori* Vun Knolilock, 21., range at the Municipal Air Port. Final R eport Made tools from Albert II. Collins nn of the llnknlns, Montana rind No. tion of n Jewish alnte In any pail Airport employe* who became The following score# wjre re­ suspicions and pried open the ported by llyrd J . Goode, club pre­ On R ecent H urricane Sept. 11, wete. released Jiy Coun­ hinska. Ellis, Knn» . icpnrled u yf Palestine would turn Ihe whole ty Judge R. W. Ware following high, of IH, 20 ilegrees above nor­ liihleast i.iil" a field of mga-tarres, box top found her wearing only sident. a bearing al 10:00 o’clock this mal. Warmer weather also wa» lexpoiixilulity fur .which wliuld be a tklrt and underelothlng. ' She 8 T R* Aggr. WEST PALM BEACH, Oct. 2 morning. They were released, said hastily donned a sweater, stepped J . S. Webb 100 07 94 291x300 —(A1)—The hurricane which struck Judge Ware, on the ground that foit-casl fot Ihe Atlantic coast and laid on tile shuuldrr* iif tlioxe supporting /.ionism agalnxt the out and appeared a bit dated but J . E, Howard 99 90 89 284 Florida Sept. 17-IK killed Id per­ Hie State wax unable to establish tin- New England slate'clear Arab right.'* nonchalant. There were wntleicd sl*ow*-ra Ned Smith 90 93 91 280 sona and injured I8d, Red Cross the stealing of the pru|H>rty, lo "Pur .faith older* ua to re-U’ l in sections uf the Ibx-k) .mounla'.i F. F. Rockett 9.5.93 84 272 disaster headquarters reported to. pr.xluce the tool* or to connect ji Maie's"and »fi-n'^r..l”rwri' over'som'e this lm|o‘iiali»l aggieasion with C. R. Spark* 87 84 80 257 day In u recapitulation uf casuaH thee V defendants with the alleged areas of the mirlhweat I'acif:.- nil uur iniglil,'* the Modem .lead­ R. G. William* 98 J lie* and storm damage. stealing. 8—Slow T —Timed R —Rapid , The report, from the office of . The two defendants, George W, coast. Trniperatuif* • cinliniu-1 er aSM-rtixl. "The Jew* enjoyed under Aralt Anyone having a revolver or Earl luigan, showed them were Carlton a n*d Clarence Parrish, high in the Gulf rrgion near nor­ BRIGHTON, Eng.. Oct. 2-fJP I automatic pistol can take part Jn 205 houses destroyed, 10,542 dama­ were brought hack lo Sanford mal in moat of the west coast ju le the security they have lx-eii deprived fif in thy present Euro­ The Conarrvalive Party adopted the weekly meets, said Mr. Goode. ged amt lequesta for aid from froni Louisiana Sunday night hy area. pean civitualion. today at Its annual conference 17,075 families. Deputy Charles Reck lu whupi a "The only tintan* of xtablBaing JO BLESS flRNRPITH * rraolutJon rapping the Labor Twenty-two persona, were ser­ sheriff In thal stale hail turned TALLAHASSEE. .Oct. 2, HP)— pence ill Hie eaal ia u declaration government' fo- falling tn meet iously Injured, 12 of them in the, them over. A total of HLH37 peraqn* I revived of Independence f«r I'alratlne, the the economic eriait apd calling for Apalachicola area from a tornado The Htal4 was represented in a new parliamentary ylection. ■pawned hy the hurricane. In all, the hearing by Assistant State 1 173.822 lu unemployment cum- willidiawal of Britiah tiuopa ami iienaaticm in Pluridn during the Ihe crealiun of an Arab deuloTh* conference, large*! in th* JERUSALEM , Oct. 2— — A 27 counties were affected, ralm Attorney Georgr A. DeCuttes, week ending Sept. 27. the State crallc government,” El Banna party** hlatory, adopted the re- military court acquitted Capt. Beach, reporting 3,9t«) house* The defendant! were represented Employment Service reported ,tu- ronrludrd. '• aolution by unanimous vote after Rov Alexander Farran today off damaged and 1,400 families apply­ hy G, W. Spencer. dav, The figure was an increase Mnthony Eden, former foreign a charge of murdering Alexander ing for aid, led the list in those over the previous -ovi'ek 'when weretary and deputy leader of the RubowtM, It ruled that the missing categories. • , I'UOTKMT p i l e d C. F. ADAMS DIES $109,407 wa* paid.' During the party, had called for WfnaUjn 10.year-old Jewish boy had not WASHINGTON^ Oct. 2 hi5 BOSTON, Oct. 2, HP)— Charles •ante period, 10,435 .unemployed Churchill’* return to th* Prime been proven deadr F. Adams, 70, a country Ixiy who v.-eerana received $37^099 in fed­ France, Belgium anil Hulland | Minlttry to, rtd Britain of *MI». Th* youth was abducted May founded Hie largest New Eng­ eral benefits. have pruti-sted against the llritorganliation, confusion and lot* 0 whUe posting signs for the ish'Amrrican "agreement turning land - uwned grocery chain and of affkency." ---------------- Jewish underground. Th* pro**liecame the region's heat known over management of the Ruhr FRANCE SICK cutlon baaed Its ra»* largely on ■porta promoter at th* same time, WASHINGTON, Oct. 2. G P )- coal mines to the Germans. State ROCK IIOU8EH Thro Pat# and Ernest Southa light, grey hat found near th* ANCHORAGE. Alaika. Oct. 2 scene of th* abduction which It ward are proud fishermen today, died today. Ilia versatility as a Georgek llidault, French foreign Dejiartmeiil officials said today WT—-Report* that Russia I* build- contended bore the name "F a r­ after catching 13'black bass in financier led him to organise the minister, aaid today that France the three governments contend first national store* and to set will have tn cut essential Imports the plan mnoeiilrate* too much In* "reck- bou***" In the ellff* ran." the I t . Johns River early this up two of Boston's biggest sports of coal and wheat from th* Uni­ power in German bands and may lining tha shores o f Siberia op~ The court deliberated five min. morning. Ventura* - the Bniina Hockey. ted Btate* unless a “very aerloua” turn In a potential instrument of nio*it* Bt. Lawrence {aland have ute* after the prosecutor had The two Sanford angler* .would been" received from Siberian conceded a defense contention disclose no concrete information Club and Suffolk Down* horse need for dollars la met hy Nov. J, German iggrasshin against her race track. For a short lime too If France ran not find a way neighbors. naHvw vialUng th* American Is­ that "there Is no case for Farran a* to the location of the fishing he held controlling Interest in to meet Its dollar *hortagc, he land, the Rev. E, IL Parker. Prea- to anfvfer." activity, nor would they Indicate the Boston Brave* baseball club. added, very drastic mCaiurri -will IfflPK HERS LEGION bytertan mlaaionary on lb* Is­ Farran, who ha* decorations th* type'of lure or ball that was VATICAN CITY. Oct. 2, l/P)— hav* to be taken. He said these land, aaid today. from th* British. Untied 8tat«* being employed. HIDING CLUB MEET measures would have a very ball Pope Plus XII loday received 44 and French government formerly The fish were all about the Th* Dusty B o o t s Riding affect on the food and industrial' American Lrgion officials who RULING APPEALED wai leader of a - Palestine police same weight, varying from three Club will bold a meeting situation. cam# to Europe following the LeDETROIT, Oet. 2. — Gov­ "Lightning Patrol" which pjler- .pound* to four pounds. ____ ___ I Hr.____ Pate _ ___ gjenU ntUpmLronytntiun In Nrw ernor Kim Sigler ordered today ated against. the Jswlsh tinder-, revealed that he caught the limit at the Chamber of Commerce York, and Told" Ihcm they narl ■— TAYCEB MEETING a n . immediate state Supreme ground. H* had "pleaded Innocent. near lh* same spot yesterday ‘arid building tonight at 8:09 o'clock. All members and non mamber* • number of Jayc«*s (a veer and “power for great good," a n d Court appeal of a Detroit Judge's from all accounts there are many who with in becom* active in the their wive* are expect.ed by Pr#. ' urgyd them to "use It well." iju lln * quashing a IJ-jryar-old iuREDS KILL WOMAN more where these la/i the water. organisation -are Invited to attend ■Ident J . Bralley Odham to be pre-1 ^wnutUon avninat a life tenner VIENNA, O f t 2, ,<AV- An the meeting. . HUNGER STRIKE sent tonight at 7;00 o'clock for the I - a decision the Jurfat aaid might Austrian government official said PIRATES' MANAGER BEAVER, Pa.. Oct. 2, (A?— regular monthly meeting and sup-1 free Ppradically every criminal today a plan# Identified aa Rus­ PITTSBURGH, Oet. 2, (A*>CTTr MEETING Anthony Paul, 40 ,io f Ami,ridge, per at tha Mayfair Inn. now aerving tint* in Michigan" sian dropped • bomb near the Th* Pittsburgh Bun-Telegraph City Commissioners were sched­ Pa., has been on a hunger strike The- Governor said ha would M atter, railway station In lower said today that Billy Meyer, man- uled to meet in ppeclal session at for more than a week at the CHOLERA EPIDEMIC in*tract Attorney General Eugene Austria Monday, killing - ■ wo* l ager ef e f th* the Kan*M City Blue*. 1:00 o’clock this afternoon In CAIRO; Oct. 2, OP)— Egypt’s Beaver county Jail where he Is F. Black- to call th# matter to the than. Injuring her husband and [ 1947 American Amiri Association pen- order to take up unfinished bull- rholsra death toll mounted to 101 held on a charge of murder In .high court1* attention In an ef­ damaging aevernl houses. No I oast wlsne winner*, has been named net*. Matter* relating to the th* hatchet death of hla wife, fort to for* atall a "wholesale comment was available from Rus­ •m a t s•aggai r of the Pittsburgh Municipal Airport ware slated to today aa tha haalth ministry list­ Elisabeth,,‘8ept. 19, county offi­ ed (8 paw fatalities from the -opening of prison door*." sian sources hart. Pirates . ; com* up for discussion. (Ilf Ad dilUAIO* cials said. -r, N O . 230 Dodgers Capture Free For All est Bv Score Of 9 Meat Prices Continue Rise To New Peaks THISI TWO HOUSII WIKI WRfCKiD at Smyrna Beach, Fla , after a flaih itorin at tea off tha northeastern coast of Florida caused excessive Jiish tide*. Numerous,borne* and building* alung th* State'* bClch-front* were damaged. In th* arc* near Jtcksonvill* damage was etUrneted at about $300,000. (International) . a Lfite Spring, Early Winter Combine To Reduce * Production th u d vv b e lt h r g io u m l r d H. J o. ih.. ii„ to Ja ik ti w L.i— l.^al—Luo— m tlw -» hag.. I.mdell thought Staukv misled him at tVeond and piolrtlnl |j t'nipur Hill Mr Co win t« no at ail. He tllrw q ititiHI ol hoot fiolll the, tiowd at fie nriil b i? L lo Ihe (lugutll. lu thr ihfrr hour and five mm tile tluigglc that toiitumrd rite Villkee pile he It and ituee Dodg rl (llUtkelt, llir Hnlokllll l lull lit t s s m I ) I I U p r e s s Damage to glow lllg Ciopx bv opened lit home half of die .Seiiet 41 etltiiattsril *, it 1**1kw I 4k hi) •e« cnl rail) lintlt. w.u irjxiilrd (mill various irrliuni <»( llir niuie try titilay. I rre/tng Icmpciluiei in Wrx! Virginia Ohio, Vugmia. Pennsyl­ vania. Mu lug in ami New Jersey last night ami rarliery- lint week lu te r.m i'll cniiiirlablr ilamge tu grain uni Vfj'/nitiJr't iojiVm lliote tlalet while in mutt of llir MkUk-V^Mi ii appeari that up" proiutiatrlt 21 pet trnf j j l tlie. corn hat rir.i|irtl tenoui Inist dam igr. In Ohm agnrulluir aulhnriliet taid thr ilatr't rolt) crop, had II OMIlHM*-! HH l ' . , r I 'la b ll Red A kcdIh Would Re Scnl Hack Home BOSTON. Del 2 i<7*i I '.S Rep Edllli Nonrxe Roger* <It llat-il "O-t'ka the depotlittiioi el nil Rux-xiau agents in the t ’nlte.1 Slllti-t, Ihe I’otlffurMI.-nt ,,f -|lu-n■ay—mew uOii'l lluaalhli. ii-|iiest'litiilivi>i) l*"tin- hreii of I heir offii-lill bll'Iness." and prohibition of ex porta thin of war material in Dint country. In f* ;*latrmrnt. whrrh—he f o r ­ warded to the Si ■ret in y of State Inst night, tlie Vi-lt-rnii legislator said "Ilo- M-iiirily of llio tlmteil Stales and 111# whole of AtdetieU demands that safety nn-axun-x lie Inkeii" . . "All Ruhxiwn agents in the k'liiled Stales -hould have then visas laiifelleil and ordered home imnn-iliately," she saiil. ''IJi.e-e Russian agents ahuuld lxi-ruuiuU. ixl Up imitletlialely l.y the ledetal Bureau of Investigation mut the State Department." MohandaN K. (sandhi Hun 7Sth Hirthday NEW DELHI, t i c i 2, 1/17 Midianda-i K. Gandhi ttxlny de­ villed Ilia THlIi birthday to pray­ er, fasting and labor* fur cessa­ tion „f th*' rummuimi strife which baa h en seething throughout Uux sub-continent since frejnlum from British rule u at attained with the help ,,f his guidance. Although still ill fruiu influe n u and roughing badly, Gandhi wai out uf ix-,1 at 3:30 A. M.. when lie cullducled the usual prayrr meeting fur staff em­ ployes and ulher lions,-hold as­ sociates." By 4:15 A. 31. he wu* squatted on the Hour hard at work Iwfure a 14-inch high desk. FATHER KILLS ilON TRENTON. Oct. 2, bV) — John Curry, eight-yrar-uhl son nf coun­ ty Cummiasiuner B. J . Curry was killed yesterday when he fell beneath the rear wheel* uf a truck drjven bv Id* father near Wilcox, about eight mile* HUNGARIAN PURGE BUDAPEST, Oct. 2. </P>— Budapeit newspaper* said today that the government coalition parties, led by the Communists, would file charge* this week rontestfhg the Hungarian Indrpendrnce Par­ ty's participation in t|fe last" na­ tional elections. An independence party spoktsman Mid the move wa* part of a campaign purge parliament npalgn to purg* partial qf an ti-Communist member*. Rulj^aria Officially Kucutfiii/A'd Hy IJ.S . WASHINGTON, Oet. 2, (45— Govhrnntfitt tif(icl*la said io,lay a de< laion to resume lull dlplonralte n-lsrisir- wxHi* Htrignrta was ------* mmo or lo-vs "dictated" hy ac­ ceptance of tin- peace treaty with that ('iimmuHril-dumiiiated nation which. Went inlo offerr S. jil |l). ■t h ;.' Siutt- th-piii imeni cnJed a -itx year l.ienk yentenla) by ex­ tending recognition to the Bulenrilin government "atid naming Donald It. Ib'.xlti, 53 yeai - old career diplomat, (j-. Hie t ’. S huniatwr. At tin- same (no.-, however, this riiuntt y hiiiiinfnine,l (Is vlgoroua i.iipie-itii.il to Hiimiasiuii of Bulgaria to ihe (tnited Nations Asselllhl)' * / *1 4 J Polisli Official Says Pries Is Remain Free I \ Ii * 'VU - -1 etitmviii * piikc-tman ii-)l.s'iiii $n teg itict*iT (om-ein .today over "misrepresent Ittfions" wiiiph hn said wire cut*, taiiied it, a paslmal btlet by Polands'* t'aihi.ht- hixhupa accusitig the Pxhsli giivei ntiietit. uf:_L-sn _ thiPniur^a.carefoll) ilifri-iVii and lodlti'ii slrugglc" iiyallisl ill* cbm ib. "Tb, - i i - ix ismtils- ,,|'|,-ii limit v." ilo- *|H>lii--udap xonl. "f„r |u?ifcct ■x»<i'l ration Im-I W i -i - ii the cbuii'b nod stale in I'otami upon the •'■•ndlliou It,,? dull, di?tfx lint mtelfi-r,' in |»diti,-al iitfalix and ihe govcrpRH'tit. does nut..Inter­ fere- In religion., " i. f.,i i the gnvetiimeut lx t-hiicerued, it, fulfillx its promise.'* Referring to n slalenn-nt in the 1,'lti-r-that . Catholic nriosts » f| i uouhie l„ >|s-sk firclv fur fear of arrest by the security police, I lo* (W'tesrUHii sol lo- knew ot li.i cam ' wlu-ie n priest had been attested ns n ti-xult of bis **"nouis. Ilo- uttiy priests a n e sle l in (f'ldand, hi- ii'-otted, weru tin,si- connected with the undeigiound. Tlie s|M>ki-Mllnii maliilained -that the <‘aliodic p rr x x has had great­ er frcydoui tn criticise the govtfrtiment than other puhlications. M irriltiD ISTS MIJDI'RN SPRINGFIELD, Maxa^ Oct. 2. i/lh- In a final mrxsago tu world Mpth(xli*mv On* Ecumenical Methixffst Ootiference today callrd for actiim against war •mongrrtng, racial disci iininallun, moral delefioration and "any governmental form which Iramptra on Ihe free­ dom of Ihe individual." JAMF.S GAMBLE ROGERS NEW YORK. O c t. 2, GP>— James Gamble Rogers. 80. archi­ tect wlm designed Yale Univer­ sity's Memorial Quadrangle and aeorea of other college and public Ip ghl.Jla.svas born in Bryant Station,‘ Ky. m k k t i m T l*OSTPONED The meeting of the Sanford Doard df Realtors, scheduled to take place' this afternoon at tha City Hall will instead bo held Friday aftarnoon -at 4:00 o'clock due lo ih e fact that Tim Hatton, executive vice president of th* Florida Association of Realtora, waa unable to be her* today, said Edward Lane, president of the local Board. • V. 4 . - I . �THE SANFOnD HF.ltAM). SANFORD, Ff.OnTDA PAGE TWO T H U R S D A Y . O C T . 2, l f l 17 1 can tomato juice metal skewers, alternating lamb, bouillon cup*. Drop 1 tablespoon I’ut pea* in saucepan with 1 cup ( easier made with i|uick-froicn 1 ran href consomme minhjbwma;, tana logs and garlic. of lour cream orr-top of each. boiling water. Add sugar, vine- ju at, i i I’m sure Alice ItichardThyme Cook 'skewer# on binding pan 4 -Minl I'aaa gar ami salt. Boil 16 to 20'mln- son would agree. I would suggest 1 I aides poop* iherry laid mche* frurn nmlium flame. When t pounda pea* • utra, covered. Five minute* be- 'th at-y o u cook the pea* accord4 tablespoons sour cream Brown on one side, turn and brown I Uhlrattuon sugar fori. t),cy ,|one ,,(|j jo j tng to direction* on the package, Halt tumsiu juice, consortium '.I tablespoon vinegar * mtnt leaves. drain, and then odd the other if* on .other. Thi* may alio IMl cookamt pinch of- Thyme, to bollinj I teaspoon salt Thl»r la*t~di»h would •hf-gvqt Tjm d tffit. ju*t t . .m: ii ovri’ rhamrat, - V " Add ahei rr s i t J ir n r ip iw . — -> ^ - 1___________________ _^ ____^ : Tomn'lnwad Href Csiw w a s !W»* No Cameras Allowed At Royal Wedding LONDON, Oct, 'i, (d l-N cw *. I n l men mid Irlvvmon and radio broadcnutim will he lutrrrd furn •ttuval ircitilfnr-Neiw'iHtnyTin .PflncrM Kliuiliel.h, hrlrt-** prrlumjitivr to the throne of llrilain, becomei the bride of l.icut. Philip Mounthaltrn. After much ronmlUtiun among the of fir l»0 in cIibtri' of arrange­ ment*. however. It wa» decided that.ionic new* rtportir* and Mill photographer would he among the gurat* in tlie Abbey, which can accommodate I.50U person*. -LOADED/ iMmbF—»tf» irrr B> U itvned Iwheved that ac- j 'out, hut It wm ImievM rreditation tioket* would'he allot- j l*d in lilurt* of Juur^Lu-llm.ilrii^ . Uh. the Duinlniona, the UnTtrd" Slate* and the “foreign pre**"— . ftfr each sump lo dintl Unite in a rrpioentativt manner. Hipts Are Given On .Fingernail Polish They Know Your Favorites- Hr IIBTTY-ri.AKKK Al‘ Ncwafeatutea Meant) tvdltur The new feminine mlhourttr ‘all* for a more ladylike makeup a' ^ * courae you uray u*e |H>ll*h, hut the tons, rlaw-llke fingi'rnall* are out. Furthermore, tin, deeply colored j polish will mar the seneial pic- j lute of demure feminity. ji-M<mit*r back. In- |'>ljienk.-daj»d, whrn they wore fhoae waan-walated sown*- and tiibaonMiirl lilou•eal Kteryhody wa* mad alniul rose*. You'd find large f(t*e> In the ruifa: amaller one* upaihing lamp glolie* and diapea: Swain* did their courting with Vote*, If Mom had worn nail pollah and lip•tick In those day* ahe'd ptohahly have »electeil n ro*y hue. , Thi* year, along with the trend hack to 10 D! fashion deep..i u*i .flWCi H A Jitc a i m.utlie (JrJtr t.iue PW ’flf fh New*YtirVa (t) rraeu* Slrrman Peter McNuIly (flumped over In center), who was blown from the deck of a niehoat hy pressure of a collapsing pier wall. Threatened by Homing*eollnn (3), the men calmly watt for approaching potlca laUitth (S). Over 100 were Injured In the IS.OOO.OOO blare, mn<| deitructlve pier fire In New Ydrk City'* hiflory. (/nlrradfinnal) , Wlirn shaping the nail*, smooth the edges so that they r»nT tear oracratrh- Make the n»d* an oval •hape ami don’t file them down at tla- corner*. By letting them ottK-ymm fimrer can-form a ittle cushion* to keep them from breaking. Tomatoes 2 HASH no 3 28< No 2 tdbby’a Deviled Ham Vii Tall Can Libby-* Putted Meat pound* land' W pound medium sired llltiall A rgo Vi't 7vic- Llbby-* Veal ■1 tahlrs|HHin* olive uil ha* some of the most original, easiest to prepare I wipe* I've seen In a limg lime. The lo-oh eonlaliu milletial on utenVil*. shortcut* pnd tricks, an especially fine chait oil the Use of herb* Ntrtntally. anyone, wlm writes on i|uick cookery in these time* iludu.lr* geneial material on the advantage* of gulch of pressure fnuen making. The glenter tout "f the hook 1* devoted to quick eniter* mut e braille Ifiifttl'iUsJ— i t New I ’ak Corned Deef ample; Foi Dinner! Lamh on Skewer* Turkijh' Nice; Mixed tjrcen Sal ad; Coffee. Variation*; The Dish Onion*: Cu.lcu \V|Don Itirhardaon II’roryon Pre** — 1047) i* written for thotO wom­ en. D Isn't a complete rookhook Quantity Might* Kraerved Prices Good Thru Saturday, Oclbhrr |* (lop II Tomato a lid lleef (?&«. oiimtif; "ti*h; Kcalhon* with Sour Cl rum itrolled Cinpefrult; Coffee. n«tte*. A ro»y hue |» flattering to almost every type, including thp grey-haired lady. The fact that ahnrter nail* will 1die «tyll*h should l«c good new*, a* they not only look prettier hut •re carier to keep. So the girl* who never could get their nail* To mow long needn't he upset any .more. -Keeping the nail* only •lightly longer than the' ends of the fingers will irsult In fewer chips and breaks. This ran l>e actompllahrd If the hails are man!curctl ami oiled properly once a TABLE SU PPLY = I . O V E T T S E P IG C L Y W I G G L Y Hi,roughout the year they note-the items you buythe vnlues you prefer— the burgnfnk for which you look . . . and now, in ajtpreriAtlon of your patronsifo, they present the money-saving values they know you want so you con Stock your pantry to over-loading. No 1 Tall Factory Hack Extra Fancy l.lbhy * Vienna Sausage V4‘« 15c SUPER d mrdlum *i*rd (omul t clove* garlic Scives I Time; alnmt 3n minute*. Have- liUlrher cut lamli in I 1* inch rubra. Stem - ' mushroom*. Place lamb ami muihrootU rati* nn (latter. Pout olive ml in glass jar nd adtl pinrlt of Oregano, thyme, salt ami peppeY nnd’eiumhtnl bay h-tif. ftlinke well and pour over lamb noil mushrooms. for half an hour or more.- turning JLhi;m.aL.iutunwls)so.tbc-y will — the main dish. fi|nlr Well mariiialrd, l*ut tohia Other recipe* tsiarrrd) are to be toe* ih nuartera add 'garlic rlov found lain in the ln*ok For ex- •in half, * Thread ingredient, ic e With Dean* -Llbby'a FEATUR no2 Chili 25c Dole’s Pineapple K ra ft's Sa la d D ressin g 46-ox No 2 Land O'Sunshine Peanut Tender'P ritie Skinless fluking Size fled Franks Snapper Picnic Large F**»h Caught >at ^ ' 53c Tongues tern Select )tllced areribs Lb * 45c Morrell'* LiversPrb i ITreah Cookail Via.' B tt* M B ~ « ^ 2 3 F = S a iI* * * « ; M AGNOLIA & TH IR D S T R E E T Heymour Dr. A Dr. t-argr. Chraapeakr Hay Seymour Dr. A Dr. Taate O'Sea 33c Fryer* U. S. No. liGobbler Potatoes Limit 20 lbs 10 lbs 35c Ga. Yams. . 5 lbs . . . Baking Size. . . . . . . Hard-Head Green Cabbage . . . . . . . . , . Whole or Shank Half Fresh cud Lb 73c Government Graded, Utility Sirloin or Club S teaks. u> 49c Chuck Roast (Cantor Gd) Lb 35c Brisket & P late Stow Bool u 39c Fresh G ro u n d H a m b u rg e r ib 39c Itnund, Rtrloln, Ctub Chuck Roast Lb 65c Prime Rib Roast Lb 75c 6c lb Crisp, Well Bleached Stalk Calif, Iceberg Lettuce i i . . . . . . . . . . 2 heads 25c Firm Ripe Tomatoes ................................15c Ib Apple! 2Lbs Hon*yd*w Melons 2 lb* Tokay Grapes 2 Lbs •aadlraa Grapes 2 lb > California tcvbirg Lattuce 2 ib. Yallow Onions 3 lbs California Large Stalks Celery ......................... . 2 for 25c Red Malaga Grapes . . . ...... ..............2 lbs 29c Cucumbers. . . . . I ......... SCUITS Wr»t4m Rid DaUcloua l?c Ib 33c . 25c 19c 35c 25c 25c Cabbage lb 5'/2c California Carrots 2 Bch* 25c N « Rad Btiaa Potatoes 4 lbs 29c DaUy Cheese Lb 45c t-on* Whlu Patatoo* S u» 29c tiwaat Potatoes 3 lb* 25c k La CJioy Chow Mein Noodles No2 *17c La Cttoy Boy . Sauce 3ox 10c Nablico i’rrmlum Crackers 7y4<oZ 14c Sunahln* Cheezits l*. 14c band O’Su n ah in a Calf. Caulflower................... 23c lb -• Onions.......... ...... . 2 lbs 15c e -Yellow Bananas.......... . v * V ?, - ' . Maxwell Housr. r. or 2 lbs - Muxselmnn'a Apple v ■1 No 2 Dressed & Drawn Fryers.. .. vb . y75c Ib 29c .__ ild fiutth C le a n s e r . r h 8 k c I S * P in f w t S ta n h 29c Unit N iv a s * - -- • -m!>' . Jr. 4 h - ... •*-“ - • ■ -YRfe-- ; f i: J-- •• 1 . Oator • . - £K <• an • ; - - -.'i • - s - . . -- -—- - - . — ; ... �s THURSDAY, OCT. 2, 1947 Iowa Man Shows How To Beat The Housing Shortage BURLINGTON, lofta, (,11—F. C. Etchlnon, (W, didn't let the housing shortage get him downhe went to work and Mfiglehanded built a brand new home 15 block* long and'.1.1 b|ocks wide. Neighbor» call it the “kindlelow," because it U a-bungalow made from kindling. ElrhUun ’m ii.ti... Imdafcv dl>S ing fnmi uiHbi.in.il I.Iih' lirewood. He and hi* wife were living at their daughter'll home l* d year* ago when "Tie com t-ivciT the idea of buildmg a place of hi* llut material* wars scarce and higlopriccd. Then Ktrhison learn* ed that the Iquilier yanl had thou* sand* of good white pine hlocka. They had Iteen purrhased original­ ly hy the hugr Iowa ordnance ila n t here during the Mur fnr u*e m whipping finfe* arul other ordrance part*. Etchison decided to iiulld a "hlock huu r" when the “I designed the plate a* I went along," said KtchUon. “The ‘only help I had was from my .wife. There wasn’t any wa*te. Any blocks that rauldn't !m< used for building made g»«d fiiewniid." “klndlcow". which measure* 22 by 0 feet. Is a cement roof. Etrhison, a cement finisher, rebelled against buying conventional, roofing mat­ eria) ticcau*e of it* expense. • “The cement toof I* *|«pding up wcli," he said, "and we don’t have to worry about the IdoCk wall* warping out of shape either. The wood is well seasoned. The house'll last as long «V we have The Elchisons livnl in the gnirure while the “kindlclow” was " i n g . ami .'Irs. Etchison bordered it with 2S kinds of flower*. “Wl< muved in and had our first meat here last Mother's Day," said Mrs. Etchison. “ I call it our Mime house' because every time we got a dime we invested in another »ee- __UAi;K.:mUEl~ *• Adler Says Papers Stronirer Than Ever ....l y .k'rh* ft «t*K " r i»ever. 1* "Ncw-soy uml tin* pt*»* tnjoy* uunity. A* usual, it i im' ii Uitli to catcall. Where Customers Send Their Friends tine who I* ready'at all time* to lend a knuckle in It* defend l* E. •I*. Adler, who l)n» •pri’t m<ir.- ibuii l»2 yyar* in the new-' yiapAF ‘ bnSMem and rewbed—*h conclusion that the American prer* bus u belter life expectancy than it* critic*. , • __ "V im p m iirx L n if a * „firm—in the people’* liilnd* a* iv er," Adler *aid thi* week oil hi* *•«-. it) I E n si F ir s t S I reel S a n fo rd , I- Ini ida mmmeat cmy-fifth ‘birthday anniversary. “They nrr continuing to improve a* they have in day* gom; hy, nepitcry. white •hailed puhlisher. Hi* own career. ha* ayntbollMd them. He Iwgan a* a “printer'* devil," 'dmLed around the midwest a* c trump printer in the golden age of that ciaft, then swindled ‘ io the reporlorial and business aide. Today lie I* president of the L.-e Syndicate, Rlvich publishes. ejivyn »Bliy^1ifrpt,ri*'ih* imv-a. ‘W iiw Sm r Illinois, MisMUirl uiul Nebraska. Adler I* a nationally known lendi-i in the small rily new.papei field -a dehn who nrvei want* to Iwcome ilean emeritus. "Tien he went to work twfore hi* thirteenth birthday- hi* ‘s t a r ­ ing weekly wage wa» zero minus a dollar—h i*.father paid a printer e| the dollar each week to ten teat'll young E. I*, how to net typtyp--. Newspaper* wire smAII, handso. printed nn llallied presses, an.l their new* coverage o f event* tu b side thou immediate conlniunit ir. was gem rally. |nnir. “The invention of the well pre»i and the linotype, the development of pres* 'association* and wirphoto, changed all Ihiit." AdVr riralleil. “At my "age you tend to live In the past, llut Ihete ts t-rally no comparison. Newspajier* of tiulay are wundrrful —so differ­ ent from those of rarlier days. The news and picture co in age is more complete in every wav." Adler I* optimistic over th i fuline of the American newspa­ per* uml" (Vol. that radio, tele­ vision and facsimile transmission never run business, Another M aigaul 'tin Ik.iild.-tlniell.d Special! I! Hai'v It. 1 1 V tirade, Western uml AA tirade M ini-»ti» M il'll..! V' .l DIPUTT ATTOINIT CINIIAl Henry A Dletr (tandi before the Jury tn Santa Ana. r.illf etc In : final a tvPnl* for the prosecution at the trial of Louise Ovriell gnd Cin>r*r Hud“ Cnlluiii (t*>th shown l>.v arr. who listen attentively The young engaged couple was charted with the s ••fit parents, Mr. and Mr*. George W. OvcrelL The girl Kept a* the wa> accutcd ul nturjii (lutcraati -al) Immunization. Is Cr^ed* For Traw lers II, MICH AHI. GOLD! \I* Newafeatutwa : GENEVA. S\*itx,-rImik) l«-tt rommitlrf of t hi Health Organisation ha in. Tided compulsory immunisation ef all pci sun,* who travel to Mrera on tho annual Moslem pilgrimmage. The Interim Commission of the World Health Organization set up rimgtatulatury . t e l e g r a m * .in teaching 76. he answered those who asked his success formula in one word |w-rhaps the least 'Hipular four-letter word In the the romniittre la*t April, lurgety a* a result of repiesenbalumn. by. rtie* got erftfnrnt "of ‘ Saul I •Vrxlnk: , -The rommlttee'* report propose* that all pilgrim* undertaking the journey to Mecca should I*, com­ pulsorily ‘ immi'inized a g a i n * ! *mall|u>i, cholera aiul. possibly, yellow fever In their nun , min tries befm e ilrpa*ture. Such a safrguaid. the leport pointed out, would protect the hralth of Saudi Arabia. a* well as that of their countrle» of origin. "Hie rommlttM *l»i> augynated pilgrim* arriving hy air and hy land. The international r.inven­ tions hitherto had only dealt with the great majmity of pilgriiua who arrived hy sra at the |mit of Jedda. while those who Tom lieyed overland from the Mediterranean Sirloin, T-ltnm\ Club. \\ ('buck and Shoulder lb Chuck, Kuinp, Kill ami Shoulder * H the .<<ictnii.it in. |i cmiltniitet*. >liec-,<,| tan. < of adequate ..imtiiic tlel ‘ ef the liNt.oon ii am item .T.l g u m * c d i.; * t ie u t ii In <I ■•i Htrw I a Uilioitgb there at lb. iiimaent of li» In Saudi Aial Hie tidgiiin*' tun rStjuurHTil 4-441 -4 Tv-KOAlvl Itoni'b'Ns, ‘Rolled Itriskel -ll» lik "cuiilit. in ,-rrtain undo t-jidlv i j mi iftitc’tij 1st djtngi i i Inige .'in ii^c uf the AUnit !«• peicent uf tb. lotiM-id nil tisc-d m Hhi. I Iti SHOUT. Kilts tc-d The blocks were cemented and is In put nuf'a gooif new*pa|M*rstained print the real newa— ami he'll a I n-b u H his IlCHaUUMb: alLyighU'^-.lui tiful' parquet flmm—KrrhUon 'dm-* n a lle il to g e th e r . Sanded, a n d v a r n is h e d , th e y made haa a hlucks nish«<». II# wtilf ile of aeraral hundreil I believe there still is freedom III W BTUfl J W I p J l d d - J I -of Mo-—piess.-ftruH —lirlirre therrand other ulw-ays- will lie. . . I Adler still rises nt ft A. M.. r| never built n housa liefoie,' walks a mile and a half to his he smildd, "but I've dune consider office every morning. I’lesMii but able patching. tint nve/whclmed by a ftiirul if lie eatlrnulrd Hint allogi-thvr he had spent between i2.0<K> and £ "People wouldn't think it would run that much'' much" lie said, said, “hut kindllng cost* money, too. nowaday*. And vou have to buy all kinds of other thing*.*' The Ktrhison.* live-alone in the "kindlelow" with “Shfimp," tlfcir Spit* dog and “two or three cat* "Our seven children are all married and gone." said Mrs. Etchison. She likes to show her home to visitors who romp many mtlr* to see It. And she is proud i of n retnnrk made hy one elderly I lady Etehison's handiwork. Christopher Columbus! SAVINGS you'll discover when vast variety of'famou health and beaut) aids that OCTAGON favorilr nationally adver­ tised brands at the lowest possible prices — and Un't that Just what you're look­ ing for.these d*y*T LAUNDRY SOAP SO A P FLA K ES IIKNNIS»iS,r?f I \M \ "W'OVlCIt Auric l)UUGHT Peaches No voq/dn'i ]*'• Huh * ,hr d*- i ' 5 e i ah»re ? * * * d isc., MiiiINK 1ST t i K A I 'E n t m iV"“/#r JU IC E fraad 2 B1RDSE1CS BEST 4 BROTHERS MONEY SAVER StokelyV k'anry 4li ox. cans 27c Pumpkin No 2«; 1 Kacloi y -1 H t i i e Hns* Kici* :MT> pkTr lac Webli'ii (‘•iio • Mt|i|p 50c Johnsons Baby Oil I 75c Doans Pills 60© Murine "" 25cix Lax.... BIRDSEY’S BEST (Vacuum Con) 4 BROTHERS FAIR PLAY PICK LES Syrup 30-oz V»tl 39c Pint—-24c Corn 2"eans 33c Milfonl's fancy 15 It. Ilallard's I'anrake BEECHNUT IIAIIY FOOD Strained Junior PR ESE R V ES C U T IIK K T S . N o. 2 ' T K E 1 .M 8 UK A S , No, Hunt's Fancy TO M A TO JUICE. Nt SHORTENING OLI Glory 4 lbs. ■ I ■■■ 1H *| L J i — — 1A JJ Kunshlne MAYONNAISE- pt APPLESAUCE FORK <\ IIEANK, No KHAFT’H Y O U Il C H O IC E CAN qt 7Sc ARMOUR'S STAR CANNED MEAT fLO URa TH K ET 12-rut.. Me ; THICK CORNED I1KKF 1IARH No. 2 Can 25c I 24-o»„ 37c V IE N N A SA USA G E J* Can 15c H j W * R s.srrs la . m * a t I s j W, li> i( IJ m ll Q asaH lr mam | if » rJ 1W nj 1 �ti. .. . .1 The Sanford Herald Freedom Of The Press mm4 SCOURGE OF THE GRIDIRON THE WORtO TODAY kuiakll.il,4 la IDM RS THURSDAY, OCT. 2, 194f THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE FOUR ‘Scare Tests’ Refused n ■“ r : jirenSJ Never before in the history of American Journalism have the newitpapcro been subjected to such an Intense KalrrH aa *>raa4 riw . mallet barrage of criticism from so small but highly vocal a The United Natlona it- OS* Oetaker *T. ISIS. al Ik* I*m I »flt,e at kantnril. fieri#*. ,molrt Ike «,l ■minority Lnuvcc bufuru have so many people tlgmonstrated saying ■ t«»vgh rola-ln. aUyingi t i t Nagaalia . _ ~af Oaaaakaa U » ■ aW k. —»*■ MOLl.kMI L IIEAX ftillsr GONDQ.Y UMAR Haalae.1 Naiagu ■U B tcn irnu N nvrr.a »T rattler, eerek Dm Maalk Tktte Maalk. •la Maalk. • Oar Tear . • .M •-•* .... . *•«*» . 13.0* .kit akllaar? aaiir*. taida Ikaak. teealatlaa. and anil,., *al*t 1 alaa.eal. lar Ik. |anwi, ralalaa land.. Mill kr rkaraM al taaalar ad.,tflilaa rale.. at al American newspapers are accused of being chain own••* la' ed anti operated, so that a single corporation, or n single lividuai. ow ns m any new spap ers ln_m any c itie s an d u ses Ialaa4 keM.aaa»t ll,ata**alallern la,.. rept..,«l. lOe II.raid la Ik, aallaaal 11,14 »• ad.etllaiaa- Oil., eat ara malalataed la Ik* lata*.' rlilee la Ik* tsaatrr Milk k*ad*aaf Iere la rkleaaa aad I r a falk. ________ Tfc* ll.tsld t, a m»mk,i AUfw. A>«xiat<d p»».* Mki.k i, ,«iitird them for. |H>liticnl |>un»o»cs. --Such statements S i t ---------------‘ nre not true either. The largest newspaper chain in America is owned by Hcarst mid at its peak it operated In only 26 cities. Furthermore, there Is no proof that any chain ever used its Influence for anything other than what it conceived to I'1' thl- public K'MMI. . , American nnWipapCfa are accused of being subvervtent t ltlu ltili la Ik. a,* |ai Mkakli to their advertisers. It is perfectly true that advertisers have rallan at all Ik* la*sl Mill print## la lk«> a*ii.|m|.,i, a. m *II aa all made possible through their financial contributions to the * P a»M. dl.aalrkra. pit-sd tlu* tremendous newspapers which we enjoy torlny. Without substantial revenues from somewhere the vast news-gathering organizations, the extensive feature serv­ IF YOU ACTUALLY BELIEVE Ices, and th« costly mechanical equipment would be un­ THAT GOD I N T I M A T E L Y attainable. Subscription rates Hcnrcely cover the cost of KNOWS AND LOVES YOIt! WHY newsprint. * . '• SHOULD YOU OF. FILLED Rut there is no evidence w h atev er that advertisers nH WITH FEAK7 GOD. HAH WON­ THURSDAY, OCT. I. 1917 DERFUL PLANS FOE YOU: Yor a group-«Yer*«»xerted an y appreciable Influence bn th e co n ­ we have not received the spirit of duct or the policies of American newspapers. It is difficult bondage again to feaf, bdt wa have to se<> how they could as these advertisers are simply in­ received th#- spirit of #11 adoption.— dividuals with as widely varying views and principles ns Romant 8:16. . If you are one of those wh<> hat not yet lecuted a driver • license, you should not compUt.i about the high coil of living -Because you did not grl it yes­ terday. it will now cost you twicr as much. 7TT **- —----- T h r -U mtrd S is te r amf Rtrrrn agreed, for once, in tryiftg lo pul Cicchoslovakia on llie'seven mem­ ber Security . Co^ a hlllc C z e c h o s l o v a k i a , snilcipilmu . a squecre play between caslein*and * western powcia. didn't want lo I*^ put. Membership on llie Security Council is not a paitirulaily datir_ able honor for a nation with deni­ al ’ ocratic traditions situated behind, or along, the Iron Curtain. , , f The head of the Soviet Supreme =Military Tribunal says * that lie I sees little danger today of a new war . . . which is just about tinmost discouraging thing we have , 'heard from Russia in many years, h*v* not foigollen the v«nt ol that little jap Kuiuiq to the While House in llie .Inlerert of pcarr on } sT - those of any other group. Some are Democrats; some Re­ publicans; some left of center, and some left of that. Some believe in punchboards, and some don’t. How they could ever get together to Influence the stand of a news|>aper is inconceivably.Nor can any one advertiser do It. The pro|>ortion of even, the largest advertiser to the total volumn of business is infinitesimally small. And even If the editor would sell fur n m ein o f _ppttagXU-hli-klUlW*-Uu-Cannotr pleft*W* line advertiser otf any controversial subject without infuri­ ating another advertiser. The newspaper that tries to please everyone soon finds itself in the |Kisltion of the man, the !>ov and the donkey, who succeeded In pleasing no one* All this is not to say that The newHpupcrs do not have their faults. There are, to be sure, carrier boys who leave the paper in the rain or forget it altogether. Thero are re|Kjrtern who do not realize the importance of getting the speaker's name correctly, or who inject their own personal bias into their-report of his /emnrks. There nre editors who grow weary of hoping for a better word and lose their zest for crusades. But all these are natural human weaknesses. I he snpie things, or their counterparts, are to be found in every hu­ man being who draws the breath of life. American newspa|M-rs a re as weak or as strong ns their publishers. They are as fair or bh prejudiced ns their editors. They nre as reliable or ns Inaccurnte an their reporters. They nre, in fact,'exactly whatever, we Americans, nre. * ' it is difficult-io-neo how any othd^system, whether a mbtHfietT'censorahip by tho governmentror-outright con­ trol by Communists, could make them any Mter_o_r Jm - . »«g . ) v Ml .ILrilmin hr~ frrrtlnni~ w hich-thtijrrnoA rTO joyr— ; W#| bombfd. Jl.tl*# wrrr 1 .-------___________________ — 8m— ■ ■■■ preparing jk similar, eipedition against New York, (I is inconceiv­ able that they Would not launch it with soothing wolili rtf |*eacr. ------- in-------- ---------------- ly WIU1AM i m ----------------- ;---------------Centra/ P r u t W r i t " A pause that refreshes in the TKIKHTE. tn Europe, la lUl#d Bate, ‘possums and sloths news of the day is 1 llie account I* sleep upside down, hanglpf from of Min America's m um tu_hn as a "fra# ctljr/1 In view of news tree IlmhaT We doo!l know why home town of Memphis, Iron.. reports from' Uial Town Uw propkr designation would seem -unices It Is to aava.tba cost where she arrived by plane alter to he "frs#-for-all." of plllowa and mallrtaa. a triumphant conquest of Atlantic I I I I l l City and a visit lo Mexico lo he To a Florida p i n t agent a D ii t i t h i n d u i t i f Js t i l l i n g i t by tlifflimt lliiiinp* flk .a ttfjqxinrri #At only j« Engfimf 6#|/ni*Tlhjwm ... Tennesseeans know (tow Id yirrt of"monoclss from th* UaJttd . Tha best et yeail navsr mad* and cheer. We never had much States. bread rise as rapidly as dees tba I I I enthusiasm for these Iw-auty con­ high price *f wheel. A twnnal, tasting $200,000,. :: testa; but - somehow imUy, when The new world auto speed i all values are so iirrtrieygbly up­ 000, under the Ingllsh channel 'cennsctlng the trltlsh Isles wUk_ record Is 403 miles aa hour. set. to be named AnjHca'a_piet; franc*, It bslng dltcuiMd. teems However, to'th e pllof of a Jet - tiest girl' see ini i^itnitrly morr like a mighty expensive pre­ plan* that'* nothing m 6ra than important than a ,<frtrcli by any ventative fer sea sickness. blocking traffic.' • - ‘ 'delegate to the Ufdttd Nations. Y O U 'R E TELLING ME! r We have it iajdsso fiequenlly that the United States -does not tush aid tq bn-,|.r plete chaos teilT muJiI that ilia our curiosity is arouagd io see just Wfut'would happrnut Lui..|.r <1 tty- 'suclcj*nly ilniSed decidedl *lo* few: mind its own business. It Umight 1 fust be that those nations OVff there, suddenly confronted wjth the necessity of feeding them• selves or starving to death, might actually quit talking politics and go l»#tk to work. Of course, there no assurance of* this and it rpight gfSerous big hearted for ui lo do to assume sucS > •* iltitude as that, but we were just wondering. >» » HAMBONES MEDITATIONS Australia Supports »r ■ Air Doctor Service cz D t O il OMAN Rr B a r b a r a g o k m l y Al* Newsfeature* V IS ITIN ' H2R FOLKS M U SK Y Australia'* ‘"flylnrAUA<dlM' A d00! " 1, aervlce, rlahhrd to lie the * MAMlrl nnltf une nlin r.f it. kind LI...I Iin m4 1____ -I I P AAR < x l f RAtki* kAAl only of,its the world, HOOD TIM E DOIN' MAH is carrying medical aid to farmers OWN THINKIN' \\ and eattl* and aheep ranchers in Australia's lonely “outback." The Idea was conceived by the 7 ~ Rev. Dr. John Flynn ("Flynn of the Inland"), superintendent of th* Presbyterian Inland Mission. Hurled 26 yeara ago with one uatly, involve many countries in th# terrors of a Holy War. You'd think this rowdy world of our* would have Ita belly Jull of wur, but apparently It hasn't had enough yet. - Country Club Had 1th** •n‘1 of ,h" «"'i«|K"- Th SuDDor•Wednesday V"d* on tiu- membMahip, iu O p to m etrist . , Sanford Atlantic Ilk. Bldg, (lours: 9-12 1-5 I’hun# 296, Hal. 9-12 , • • Eyes Examined • Glasses Fitted Lat's Go Trt The Movies! ________ ssesas MM K - 14c -Opcnn 12:15 P. M.- 40c —Today & Friday! * C LEV EM N I), Oct. ». <>P>— To Henry Ford II “the nub of to­ day's problems" is a "world-wide deficit in production." A n d American businessmen must lead the way in tackling thla production Job "with vision and boldness to establish a firm economic basis for a peaceful world," the 29-year-old Ford Mo­ tor Co. president told some 600 executives from 30 au tes at the Automotive and Aviation Parts Manufacturers Association's an­ nual meeting here T a il night. J'A m ariea, he aeld "cannot atone fill the .wprld’f ,needs fvr .prodttc-. 'lion1' but “ought to assist other nations to incrara* their produc­ tive capacities hy exporting, to the top of our ability, the necre■sary “tools,. Bfairrlar* ami knowT how." It la also important, he went on "that iwe try to make It clear to thsF entire world the shortest end surest way to real production efficiency la that of a free pro­ le, work working for their, own best nle, inti root*.' “What we are faced with," Ford asserted, "is not simply a temporary ‘post-war* problem, but the gigantic task of building an economic IKite for future peace." “ We fought th* war, not to have our dream* served up to us* on a allver phtter, \ but to i ml » ‘V :v v H IO PIA «*e# • j vc3,V •fOKIIMAN #08 IH« HtOMM AXA9 Commute* and nephtw of ths Orand Mufti, Jamal Hussain! (right) tells ths U. N.'s special PalestlnsvommitI m that the Arabs will drench the toll "with the lest drop of our blood” oppodaf partition c; n.» roiintry. He challenged ths U. N. to "ilnoosa" eily plan other than fit Independent PalesUm Arab eUU.(Inferastloa«l) \ • —Hhorta— FMgar Kennedy —In— ’I'iMir Dial' Sport ‘Kenlurky Dasksteera*. . * .3 ' ■. ■ AP Newafsaturea ATHENS—-Neatly 100.000 tons whect equivalent* rqulv*lr0 t*_ the al­ a) of wheel location of ths U. ij. Foreign re­ lief .program to .Greece, for July to Scutembsr, have. reached eight part Cities for distribution, remit Is Georgs Gardner; of 1‘rincrton* N. J.. of the American Mission for aid lo Greece. A total of 6.752 tons of pow. ilered and evaporated milk, 195,­ 207 pornds of 1 )DT Insecticide, end about* 367 ton* o f bean* also have been shipped from Ameri­ reek harbors, be can porta Into Gr# point* ouL . . . The flrat two ah Ip* ’ bringing JUST GOOD FOOD ' '. - OPEN FRIDAY- 11:00 A.M. "Roy Want* To See You" :• £ -. - . Rom where I sit... • - 'A - . • Yes’ll S*a TUa faAlaa la r*4JW .• .. ^>- MADnefiOlEr SCHOOL SHOES for BOYS __i sejm Berlin'" H x»H ''«« *o*w German command had left (he Western Front virtually open, Field Marshal Montgomery on Mr._Churchill'* Instructions, order­ ed the formation of an army group with a special destination, consist­ ing of two tank (division), ede parachute and on* mechanised division." ' The article asserted that th* British time table went wrong the force wax stopped at Brei where negotiations started German commanders. "The Germans not only ceased offering resistance but actually prepared two bridges for th* cross­ ing of th* riser, and th* German garrisons on tha east bank of the U b * capitulated cap /mg after am othsr.” Thst .^ tlcls said Montgomery also negotiated for "th# surrender of tho entire German army.” The British and American commands were accused of “a broach of loyal Ing line IM should have boon along the LuhcrkElbe Canal under the Yalta . MagnoU* Avenue post • UNKXA relief supplies into Greece were the Barbara Lykes rnd kJhe Bertr. Victory. Both ships "diverted from German# transported 17,642 Iona of flouf. Ships Which* have arrlv>d dur­ ing'September included ths Hoosier S u te , which brought th* first post-UNRKA shipment of dry milk, and the Bates Victory,! which-deposited half of“lta wbstl cargo at Corfu and the remainder a t I’atras, * The J . II. Watrrmsn brought) a second shipment of powdersd milk, totalling l.fiCO ton* from New York. The James Smith, from New Orleans, transported 8,190 tons-- of wheat to Plrasua and an additional 6,360 tons to Volos In Thessaly, ' Plain Toes’ Win* - Tlpa Brogue* Loafers Joe Marsh 1. 1 : r 1} M A “ ■' ~ :» "It's j-iylng That Counts" I . 1, 1. Um till. 4 th i. c h m from a magaslae article that said a whole let fihtter thaa I tea what form and.country Ilf* can mean. W* talk kbout form profits, pro­ duction, research, and mechanical Im p ro v e m e n ts . . .but Isn’t It truie. what w* really yalua U the Ilf* country living of fere u a t . . . tho chance to be close to oof families and neighbors M. children sharing la Ihs riser**, own hands at And co n n try p lea sa re a a r l 1 simple t good talk St day's iwd. aad . . 2 Vt To 6 BALL-BAND r *** Arch-Support t r n n is s h o e : ti*. so v*rycfdc. Th* solid color skirt Is 100% trstod crop* and picks up.lho dominoting color la iho plaid blouso. Color combinations you've laldom sooa brioro, inTna. 7 to 16. $2.36 And prorsmeaU. But-from where I alt tha real goodness of Ilfs U Urnt #_Plri» of ,l •od food C#WTfgM1 l.‘v.. Agreement Plokls ofg JccSiou'# pel for (o8 ..,t whan they or* plant plaids daftly foihiorvtd by Dobbi* Oroob. Th* blows that buttons oil th* way up lh* bock, hoi o proof big bow $ 4 .7 5 T o $ & 4 5 . 4 m . 4 mUUw W .r .I I I , f .I n O . . i the reaspsaleashlp af was aad wife, anrafflrd by dlatractlia* af tk* city . , . the mutual talsraac* of on# another's tastes—In i lag a friend, nr a glean a t beer, or far Gevrrner. - Mind, I'm ail for material 'P - ♦ . . i m u Brtm tn f a n l . s u ■■ ! i , i e -t— Furs ^re (ioing To Be All The Rage v s . . . P o lis h IV • a n I ’ la n is t I)o v s I * \ f * » « # ! . .« 1 4 L a y m e n ’s M e e t i n A t * __ ■ LA ' f ;> • \ ‘Vt.i. SxilM A - J . ffcctively in -di, orating the V|| ntu.t have better |»■ .......................... . ii.-a.niug ami Education for a high lly DOROTHY HOE Associated INesa Fashion Editor This- is. the year in which the Great laity mines into her own. aaya Esther Dorothy, designer of fur* fur the nation’s upper crust. Unveiling her new collection, .1, M- t..m musical mm til like “ ' ul’l’, r «»'* "I” ” 11„ v their entllUMU-m Wh! effort tbiii we ran t conceive of the lack nl| laymen of the •lunch. .Hi j|„ ihelr work. the dramatic .Miss Dorothy (w9to the western musical world like of food and wealth in others.” wOar* fur bathrulics around the a_ skyrocket Jn 1940, sal In l>w Serration' may Is- made through |.,.|llmill (MyrnlucCd Mrs. Lehman intjodoeCd lir» . -fie rxpii - ed the opinion that house ami once designed an ermine New York hotel livim: room riH>iu *tlu> ‘ the purchase imreha-e of t o , front . . .memls'ra including Mi John *’»»! Sw -linuld Ik* u« concerned alniut apron) show* priceless furs in ev­ talking of tnanv tilings before *m’inh« t of tin Mi n t .ubw linb Wicin. .Mrs. S(heaery imaginable version, from she left oil n iTnited Stale* tout is sponsoring the no . ting, or hv l\ II. t and Mrs. W. It. J . hlttngs. ihe welfare of other tiatioli* wa housecoats to opera rapes and that will take her . from const to calling the I'ari-h II -u >■. or Geo. l e t t e i - were read from Mrs, 11. w o art- ntsnit otlr own and declared i hoi a healthy Europe would ba from lM>droom slippers to motor roast, A .'Speer. J r . nut lain than F ri­ I llolteylleud thalll lOp the <bill aval best ImlunHc against Coin, ' coats. Mr. ami 3lrs. Itussell Ituml• • f ..i i f - e o n f i i b i i i i u n r u b s t c n l o a - otunism ami other isms. • SI if is a big woman wi'li green day n««n. Star of her collection Is a new qulst, Henry l.uiulquisl and Thi* meeting will also Include ,, Milk Fund “In thin day of streamlining and eves, flesh as white ns milk hnd mink mutation in a dark bluish Charles l.umlqulst returned on blonde hair swept to the grown all parishes within th. Oil undo I U p. Edgar Mitchell, program modern science aids we are spir* Tuesday from spending a mouth brown, shown in coats, stolea and of her head in smooth puffs., Ilei area. Thv gue-l s|M'itlei will lie |eliafriunn. thefi Intfialucaii ,Mr -. A. il ii -si hr plum*”, he stnte-l and cm* in Nashville. Trim, with John capes, and called Iaivc Light. ♦ (lie. J t e j. Frank I FUir of New \( Phlbp-i. -oli'isf. who inn: “A phusi/.tl the facCthat We are spirAn oM favorite that finds new big figurr, which she refuses to York .City who Is an i i»tant Itmwu litnl I* Singing ". " I n .Lundquist. •it.tinllv too imuqiture fm an atom­ Cor Jet even for concert* < "tuvnli-e importgbcV under the skillful the oversea- depart* jnud ns aa mieore, "Ob Mi llan- ic agi lie aid that leadri* In I have to fed what I pluv from secretary Mrs. Jack Ratlgan and young Dorothy handling ia ted fox, used my legs up") was dressed in' X nli lit of the Nutbuial CoUtlcll of oab, She a* >onipailii'd by th'- field ut the load of trliglon daughtef, Margan-t Rose, plan to' alone* or as lining to wool coats, long, d#ik, loosely-cinchr.l hos­ the Episcopal t'lpiub. , ellis. I*. *11. Fuller. and pllilomphy should keep ahead return tomorrow from the Fernald sometimes 'reversible. J . L. Itigley. n Bishop’s Mali [ Dr. -S'um-e who war oititshired scientists. All coats, whether three quarter tess gown. Hei feet were sweated ill ibdy f ill- - , will' wi-lculile the |iy Mi ;. II. rndou .tol'tllat group- of' \thei-renter Laughton Memorial Hospital to ipirit of compromUe ill -cartel satin mules. On hci ui__full length, are from two to their home in the San I^tnta white hand B big diamond fla-lted visiting guests.'Motion O Nmu, like the Wonts is Club. K i« anu nod heller education were Dr. four inchea longer than last year, Apartments. . • .N am e's solution fur the problem! •xosiitI, .■ re n ta l ! tlu W . ahuiildera are unpadded, but cut (he*. n sufficient width to give a Hli the maturity of canes, I visoiy Committee, «J Ihiupa, will .». tis-i - j-« t tiu’M order' fa M ■ o f the world, .and he suggested Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Crawley plan with press-lit the program «if ilia coin , ,, t'|„. order* nre that ih<- movement should Start to leave tomorrow for Jackaon- Kraceful line. More collar* ami do tml -like* American _wpmnm” nirmntimtyr going o f f to (he •**») •dir »ayoivitig "I wool.! i,l . cuffs are Ilf evidpnn'. an.1 COltJ vilie where they will tie Joined by lu rlo-ing lb . Nance said that that both Bt.dmp Wing and 111 i nest two weeks or *<>. are rut on full lines, to allow am­ to ehnm’o^^Aiurriran 'woman. I their daughter and son-in-law. Mr. llie net- i b>t'k. g m o to Ib<- t |,y loading a (teller understanding Imp l.outtit will attend rlu ain'tuid Mrs. K. W. Williamson, for a ide room for the new wraparound would like th- make It- doll Ing-. at Sanford, '-.hoot b> Ha- graduating cln - ‘ .if people can Im gained and .that , line. Make trad more and. don’t pip to Virginia and North Caro­ I last >eai year, ha- nutvetl and i "nim limes out of ten, if you unLillie ascot* of white ermine worry so much. I do not like lina. dt-r taml them, you will like them." •u in ii|tcrnthm. are shown with roats or rape* of to see American women drink Seminole Ili mink, Persian lamb, and seal, and so much. Mr. and Mr*. A. II. Duxbury and it. its min 1‘ iiib “There'll Ik* a • decadence of son Billy plan to return at- the black Busslan broadtail appears American home if Aim-ip-an. end of the week from Lowell, frequently in the collection. Hoi ’ll' >qtin,i tl, " >th New The motor coat, in nutria, Ik-sv - woman doesn't stop this life Mass, where they have been spend­ ing the past month. En route to er or opossum. Is a handsome, nightclub, relaxation, wot'N al-out S hiv i nu Tui -ila -. im .n t I i-,- 11,,-v . mg wa* bold, i o't‘k.1 '-*>< but .01 a„ sllt. ,„kl„ Sanford they will visi; in Rich­ roomv greatcoat wl(h walst-hlgh, f „ »,-nl in bark, so that the ro .t ran ( |lf ,„.r, r |f HI,.- ,„ k , .till tniptove. mond, Va. and Florence, 8 . C. The Fultiu-- Fat pa-1e on- wink­ be aprcail to the aides while you , , (it, |nurh ,-,lp „„,),ing." ing .on 11 new gtaod-ihial lh.,1 Cottrell Tnlly will arrive on are heateil In n car. She glanced out of be, win,low will tUII the bug '■ '-I the field Friday to accompany Mra. Tnlly overlooking Central I'ark. where A lot of il lu, U-iii l^ni-bi.l ol nml their children to Columbia, rhlc New Yorkers tmrmled I'es . C. where they plan to make kineses in the Septemlier -unahine, ready. M r . M t i r r i . 'a to l .1 lo t ” f l*ov their futare home. Mr. Tally ia ' "Maylie (t’a not all Women's uii IV going to P i n t i t , - SniUld',, 1 the manager of the Prudential fnut. nia\l>e they haven’t b-,-n Hint to, mug ning In , 1. g, fm ' gi t ti - nothin.p ' Life Inaurnni'e Agency in Colum­ taught right. But • it'* n big the fm,till,II In,)-.* Il -looild Al’ Newsfeaturea bia. ' • problem nuil dance. Hanger til,',- with the - v •'-i.nl equipme*. Dear Juily, This l« Kayride time f"i the kids for women themselves. In wnH at one e n d . Ilo- 'It' [»nun.l v«ti|il> rah W alt, a-bale of .bay and -Amenran- men- met— EinrnirjTT lilt'll, ill lilt- nlitel'. itnd the -bow a. wagon. City pigeon, should women. They u * u b;g ,liffer-| e , . ' tn tit,- m tih jlr \ n ) ,,n e vvim lly HOB THOMAS have enough of a yen fo j tha eme. They liki-il tbo-e Etfi', lit- to go along and help .linuld IM -an women. It's log tlanrer j country to organise • weekend ■tml- inm lv ■fc- */* • r , hayridn-paxiy-ouk-af-town. - — - for- the rnontry “ T ito . E ,pei-lalty and I"' up at*. 4»r - BOB -THOMAS 1* id 8 •■* •■■ On,- enterpri.lng group In New today women gtti.t tnkt- care •<•/ Sutmilay tit ii r rt i ti F.v,-tyu,uHOLCYWOOD, Oct. 2 (A*) If men, <d-life, uf chiblreti It's u -Imiild (-• <•,«•t ••)' I u'eb.k. ■ anyone nevil. an argument for York advertised In a newspaper Alia. llunUti ,» bm.k nt -"'Inml niutberhoo,l, jpat take a look at appealing to farmer* for a hay- big Jolt." . filled wagon that they could hire Mnte. J'nna.' nwtt c a r e r I. n uf let Iter te.etil iib.i'litr, Bette Davla. ' .Ait clniH'gtin lliindny The gal ia locking like a million for the dav. They did and - it with n brooding tbmightflll nil dollars, which ia approximately proved load, of fun—the farmer which robbed Iter word, of eilti- altd will In- beld i-vt-ll Mutubty frut’l iiiiu on. If <nOugh uf tliv pm j the amount ah# is worth to Wer­ .upplird the hay, wagon, horses cal ating. Mnte. Juana' own ettreer i. it 'em. wnifld tell Air. Lawton but' ner Brothers. She appears vi­ and even some: food for a small .agn. She wa. lutrn^if n vvell-tu tun. Ii Wo wnut nml need at.btb -r brant, youthful and thoroughly •um.Some Maryland teen-agers hud do I’,dish family. iH-gnn tu study titty uf Hit, lie tuny I.’ nbl, tn whistlahl# as »he walks around the Warner lot In alack* and an old-fashiiinrd straw ride, each the pinttu nt seven and two yen). help u - tinit S.-Mitit’,,1. High b n .' it new jul. boy nml girl rhipplng in 25 cent. Inter plnjed with the Win.iiw q blouse._______ ‘ "A woman is fiSVer a rumple**- for their fm-l and coal of the wag­ I'hillinrmuidc.—Tluuc fulluucd .u It'll'- foul 11-litliil in 1 1ll woman.” ahe testified, "until abt on. They took hot dug. to. roa.t, ses.lon uf «tudy with I'mlervwski. .lu*w,*t t,„.m Very few ■l* , * a basket uf apjtlea and a driver At 19 Mmvln Julia- mnrrietl Ju n e ef um .*•• biive lit,'lit. Mi Mu,i • ha. become a mother.” ••i.I. arid .1 i* tlu- ,nipe.r'-,>| -.1 Krol, n Warsaw lawyer, but *h,» — But don't gel the Idea that «-• who could carry n tune. -t i f * l.). ,yj fm, Ulnae,! I>et- ■mt» whilee the r1,1v t#■ maternal inalict ha* quenched TEEN ____ — A IR-C O N D ITIO N ED - - - I ’ „ wti . song, -aye * It*' •still excItaM* ' atmut numeroii* Usually: topics, and when I found hef In popular aongs and then some old hoc-massive trailer on the "Wlnte: favorites such at "Sweet Adeline" ' Meeting" net, eh* w#e evpnund- and “Harvest Moon." ing on the star system. Of course you'll want to have “It’s so stupid," Bette empha­ a cam pfire— and In* aure when sised. " I f a picture I* good, they you pick a site for it that it I. could pul new fare* In II and' free from .litter, rubbish, rotten still do business. But they would wood, leaf mold ami dry gra«.. rather have the insurance of suggest' the Cantp Fire Girl*. Clear away all inflammable ma­ star names.” She ha* often rrvolled agsln.t terial within a radius qf three to th* system by fostering new five feet. In national forests, make persunaliliet as her Ifading men. It-at least ton feet. When vou select fuel," rcntetnlu-r. The latest Is Jim Davis, a husky, likable exile from U>* MGM con­ th* best ranking fire Is a small tract list. She picked Jtlm frpUl on*. Cooking I* don* over the a host of others tested with him coals, not over a lionfir# that Mates several fret high. and he got the role. Soft . wood* usually produce As for tha future, Bette esti­ mated that ah* haa two mure pic- quick, hot flamrs. that-soon die tur*a-to laak* at Warner* under duwn: hard wood* burn ateadily hir present contract, which ha* "and slowly and prolure tasting a bit over two year* to go, "It coals. For kindling use dry s o f t now take# about a year to pre­ woods. Don't make the mistake of cart­ pare and make a picture,” ahe said. “ It shouldn't taka that long, ing along too many different but that's how they do things kinds of food which require cook­ ing. It l*. best to take gobs and now. Hha haa aeveral dramas llmul gob* of two things ami prefrrahly »61H4iWfilf~IhW~Hl> bwn ' prr~ she'd Ilk* to do a musical or com. rooked, than to fust around wall­ •dy: This came out when I recab. ing for a chance to cook IL A ed with pleasure her “They're good comblnationo ia hog dogs ami Either Too Young or Too Old" beans. You can cook in* bean, number In . “Thank Your Lucky beforehand and have them all Stars." She'd Ilka to repeat In e ready to heat. Another combina­ full-length, musical, if a good tion la hamburger and spaghetti story could h* found. 8 h*'d also —th* spaghetti also ran be rooked relish another comedy such as before you arrlv* at th* camp fire ' 'T h * Man Who Game To Dlnn*r." aits. Long knitted glove# or mils of But don't count on It. folk >. Good musical* and comedies arc angora are being needled together aa acarc* aa | 1 steak dinner* by college girls for fall football these day*. B«tte will probably ( n m l. Many of tho kids art mak* 'efn wllb matching scarf# and *Uek to her forte. Tbo bad, be- ing socks. Sum# are trimming their cause site's looking so good. mittens with sequins for often Hollywood Bights and Sound. . . . Bette Davla, Wayn* Morrit, dark wear. Vivian Dane Clark and other visitor* ogling Robert AI4* In an oldOme walkie-talkie to keep In touch dance routine for “April Show­ , .. . with hU secretary . , . Jane Rus, Jlasmy Rnrante walking ' made up aa a 76-year-obl 5-yei down Vine Street and greeting for “ Uw Paleface,” hut atlll look. his transplanted T * ' Ing Ilka Jana Ruaaell. -.... . Elisabeth Tayl . Merton of the Movie*" (MGMI showing an autographed picture Is one of Red Skelton's mo.t from flv* "Cynthia" •admirer*— hilarious .«fforts. The- plot ia fa­ Ceellle, AnnetU, Yvonn*, Emll.o miliar—the dumb hick who mak- « and Marie Dionn* . . . good In Hollywood—hut enough Barbara Stanwyck on th* ”B. gags ora thrown In to mak* it F*a Daughter” aet. fanning away a highly pUaghabl* show. The smoke from Van Htflln'a elga** fs.In tpp form and car"y moments, as w.ll r* tu and. cracking. “You're not going to iousaI-» mV close-up’’ y closeone* with Virginia M u f p h y * using a Juiy Gsorg* Bui ~ ■TOrf akUL Etiropnkn" concerts,'-Then* csinithe w’nr nful the Invasion "nml bombing of I’olaml. Mis. Jonns, her husband and the uit-iul»ri. of her family weie •i-pniiitril 'and the pianist wu. plan'd In n con­ centration rump iMTitii.o .he re­ futed to play in Berlin. Finally she escaped, walked from War­ mode her wsy hy plone and bout saw tu Berlin nml eventually to Rlu de- Janeiro wliero she learned her hu.baml and moil of her family had |M'ii.l„,,|. Uin(Y lu ld it- md-tllig illld el* offici i « f*'i tin- comiup j , 11 - 11*1 i liv Hid'd roll! wn* elecl**»l I' i ■. - 1 l,|o,d.-Hoyd ,u'io*pe) vb*o-),t^ l ,le,iL 1 I'cirgv I’ipiH'U' t " i , itt|y uml "IN' -* | MrLi-llitn 11fiVuror. •* ■ Ttn- nnnniino'iiU'Ml1* fro th*' graduation t eituinmi,■» wt-ie |u>L I ,-d out n l.tlie G r it .," lb, i n - l A in « . ml- -.ing d i'i, and > m# m il nvio“ . - t, b- v ,i. It, >n . . lb,' juaiom and ti'idoi- wl,„ og. b ,.l waul 'lo qjtlr, • ■- * : J - ■ Peter Lasland and His Orchestra Vocal, rendered by -Paul;Caskey W ,-ij A t i u * Ui MaJimatnlU SATURDAY- OCTOBER 4 . l^’til Dining 7 to 9 V ,M.— Dancinf v ■1 ^ ^ Make Eurly Reservations Hy Phoning 9115 CUttit B tia if—K clawir, but so very "IXARIS UOUSONI” Rsyon gabar­ dine With self-belt studded (a nailheads. Blue, pink, green, 9 to It. 914-99. Cover Charge-- 50c •i j . V . 2 I. a * • * - r '~: -- - « ■ . * AiJ gA-' > ' . m m S -J . m * Announmt Another Gay Kvenin^ of Dancing, to-the Music of s*isms#, A?*?. . THE ;* h X S l I ---- - TALK • S & tfi ‘Y , . :| GA B A R D IN E ■ z ■ .. r>rr—^sr-r-iVW.- w. ' C|ub •r^ r»« , rssJ^j.T'-ZM r r s s , t .T s t f ’d i i.'Tv 1 ...... |h K( VT»* < "7 H ? ..Id the" '.ssnfoid Wo.imn, « lui lhit „Vrry , hnu|(| j(,in were discussed for the coming yrar and Mrs. John Rogers, county K I c C ’S s -Mch a . these. council presiili-nt. gave instruc­ . t i . _i . ...i . t H- jtatfd that the people of the tions to new- uffirtT*. ...hKk to atH.-.t m etni-M is.nl old an- a.u .uffieiently matured After the business session was adjourned refreshment* were ser­ ved to the following: Mr*. J . T. M,. U M W ,\VWI#. K-jaml -aid that th- two -hing* tl that Hardy, Mr*. Iloniei Ijttlc . Mrs. » ;» h r o ..n .M s. I.T . Ni-wIq .... I ....... ...... hlinilinlli to L G. B. Hudson, Mrs. ■Huger#, Mr*. : . . . *■•■ . in. i. . iiigiiug,-. apd n-hgion hkve, Ted William*; srrs. 'W. A. Rnuth. rhe-mioning w-ae-ralhil fo-ord.-r ,,, ... m .i I iv . separated h.-m. Ha Mi*. Harry AVatt, Mr*. Joe Ami\ Mr*. O. I*. I! • * ? prntdFnt, -tn mhi ihv in the world rew, Mrs.TlfArirtn Ht.'Johi“ * Mrs during th«* luncheon. A fwl motif t cxpte»*«»d tl-e opinion L It. Rushton. Mis. I). Dunn. vi*i carried out in the_de.-orath.n« ,|iai tin- United State* must give Mauieen O'Hara is amused as "Hants lllaus" ti-ads John Payne a Mrs. D. Van Nets, Mr*. A. 1). ____________________ I.Lif tlui. i luli hiui.e. i ..I.ii fid--»«— rfri’ sinipuvprutiMi stnnmvrrtxhPtt~~BWtBTe uf ' U t7d Mthis . s.wiui (i vw -" Missel-, on .'.llh ____ _ . ; ihi> p#6pi4 u -IU hi».--l.i Rountree and .Mr*— Ludwig.------A-uuth-tVntury"Fox picture showing at |he K it. Sumlay .A Monday. « ^ wg S rl"f «U-! ’’t ^ '° ,7 k ii» a - i - '-r s n Hollywood R O Y J O H N H O N ’S Ci K I L L 2 lst (army) group found that th* out Australia covering virtually .. •• 2.974.000 II ow f w the dominion’s aquara miles. Htaffldg rath baa# ia a doctor, H t» it that~ruiT»~*—'group pilot ami radio operator. Each base v of |e«n-a«e boys on a career >1 la adUlpped with medical and aurgleai suppliea, a two-way radio r# which lands them in jail lor and a “ Dragon” twin-engined air­ ling aulomobilcc) Dr. John craft fittrd out aa an aerial ambu­ » plfRie xuigeon at Illinois lance. People living on Isolatad farms Sute rrhitsnlisry, asy i that fro­ and ranches conUct th* baa* with ' ugliness of deformities a “pedal wireless," power for which served as |he trigger which Is obtained by worklrng blevcle-llkl 1 them off in crime. When pedals. These . ara installed In home* for 8276. The flying doctor service It find* himself referred to as In the case of mild illneeaee, maintained by government subsidy, Faca", "On# Eared D»- medical advice Is given from the private donations and a voluntary "Dog Ears", ha bate by radio, together with in­ contribution acheme by which aet* use of the med- tler* In tha-area pay ■ yeirty sub(*«4ar indeed who al kit wl which every home- cription. anti-social behavior. And stead Is Non-si fon-subscribers Jecelre medical Work der if Dr. J . G. Wood* advlc* by radio from .... base free im the Hill ..... «B om » ,. «New . . of charge, but U th* doctor Is call­ . typical. With ■ ed to iqaks a trip they ara ex­ covering an area of 460,* i parted tp par. Officials of th# acrIn enma ro miles, Dr. Weoda Mine-' vie* shy no deserving caae la base­ 'S? .*ror* 900 mile* |*d on th* average carrying cap. i ultimately pay the bills all crimr, ibouid teak to in en# coll. If a patient needs hoe- acity of th* property ranging from >iUl attention he la flown back >16 for a property with 3,000 sheep ‘ »t« the cause*, of crime. o base In the aerial ambulance. to $68 for a \tW > *k#»P property. I- ffV •> • Among the committee luvmlwrs who will aid in promoting thseries uf concerts are Mrs. Mary McCauley, who will serve si proi|K-ct ninnagrr,- and Mi*. W. E. Kircliboff whu juts agreed t i lake rare of decorations. IIIIITII ANNOUNCEMENT Mr, and Mr*. J . J . Jones an­ nounced today the birth pf a son, Patrick Jones, on Sept. 29 in Phil­ adelphia, Penn. Mrs. Jones will IIANCK SATURDAY he ,rcmrmlH>red as ihr- former Employee* of the Southern Bell Ruth Young of Sunford. . Telephone Co. will have an enter­ Green, Miss Dot thy Cole and Mias tainment and dancing at th*\ Tourist Center Saturday even, I’earl Nuuger nre the niemliers of ing, at 8:30 o’clock and-invite their the rmnmittro ill rhaige uf ths friend* to attend. Mis* Margaret program. main- build a better \ or Id,' talnid. (Fe IntallIgenoe section of ths {vie*S now A ShasSsight R Sbaa& through­ a *»er"1 _ ll't Grand and J Henry Ford Urges Greater Production lOO.OOOTons Of Wheat BritiHh Accused Of Arrive In Greece Conniving With Nazis L O N D O N , Oct. 2, W - A loscow bt Moscow broadcast yesterday quot­ ed lh# Jiuaslaii^Juurnal .Znamya as asssrtlng that tha British army connived with th# Germans in ths last' days of the war to capture Berlin without Russihn ■at-American help.— •* A British war offir* spokes­ man commented, “ It Is quita erroneous ’ that w» tried to bsat anyone to Berlin.” •‘Churchill wanted to prepetuite —* —la 1—L. - - - - St atthe glory of tlBritish arms.” the b roadcast ‘ .................................. article said, referring to th* wartime Prime Minister. "In complete secrecy from their Allies, th* British were preparing Seminole'Country Club following a buffet supper served last night at 6:30 o'clock. The -menu includ­ ed shrimp creole, roast pork, baked ) beans, rice, sliced tomatoes. ' let, olives, carrot strips, cole slaw, hot biscuits and coffee. Those 'attending "Included Mr. and Mra. George D. Bishop, Mr. and Mr*. R. A. Newman. Mr. and . • : •Mra. Ed I .an*. Mr. and Mrs.-AV. P. Heard, Mr*. W. G. Fleming and gtleats, Mrs. I.eedy Hogan and Mrs. A. O. Vaughn. Mr. ami Mr*. J . A. Pander, G. W. Austin. Miss Dorothy Powell, Mr. and Mrs. An___drew.^'airaway Ami.Mr. ami Mrs1 George Thuraton. Also Mr. and Mra. E. R. Smith, F. D. Scott. Mr. ami Mrt. J . {». Stuck. Mr. and Mra. II. K. Tuoke, Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Epps, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. John Ivey. Mr. and Mrs. A. J . Williams and Mr. and Mr*. Char­ les Potter. . Dr. Charles L . Persona “l iving Together In Th- Pam- Officer* and committee chair­ men of the \Ve»t Side Parent Teacher’a AasiK-iation met at the k Will B(«in Oct 27 c.utlou.ly 0n«i.rQv*r« ' through mlttre on I'klrftfn* which r*commemU that th* country b* divided into Iwu-Aeiiaial*— »U U iI -< » , Arab ami the other Jewlah. The Indication ia that the Jrwa would accept thii aa a minimum re­ quirement. The Arab*, however, in d it there mint be only t one atate, and that ona Arab. In «upport of thi* claim they arvanre the argument that they oulnum. ber th# Jew* aliout two to on*. They have the backing of neigh­ boring Arab atate*. Roth *iile* have made It uil- 1 eoinfurtnhly clrar that they are prenared tn defend their claim}> with arm*. If we were dealing with some other nltuatlon we might take such declaration* a* bluff. But neither the Arab* nor the Jaw* are bluffing when they •ay they'll fig h t ,W* Bav*. proof of. their determination fh‘ th#’ (fil numberable outbreak* of facial itrifa in Paledina during the lait quarter ctntury. Hu again there's blood on' the moon over the Holy l-and. And the situation ha* been rendered mora ten** a* th* fe»ult of last night'* broadcaiL appAil by Irgun Zval Leutnl (the Jewish und«rground orKaniration) to all I'aUatine Jew * to cpnvene a con»tltUr tlonal assembly and form a pro­ visional gii«ernm*nt for the whole country. •’ —“I f -wp-imii! w«ge"war 'am! iTST our blood," demanded the apiieal, ‘‘why do it for a partitioned Pales­ tine and not the whole of 1 t? " Irgun openly stated that it was resuming It* campaign of violence against the British oc­ cupation—u warfare which has resulted in much bloodshed and destruction. The British of course have an estimated 10,000 troops in Palestine at the moment, but I^indon has Announced definitely . that It believe* Its mandat* over Palestine should be terminated, and that Its troops will lie with­ drawn If the U. N. Assembly doesn't arrive at a solution satlafactory to both Jews and Arabs. The IlrKJsh declare that they ''are not themselves prepared to under­ take the (ask of Imposing a policy In Palestine by force of arms." The position thus Is that the I -United Nation* must arrtva if. some ilefiiiil* - dealsioh, bernuik1 the British won't carry on iithan-' wise. And' the decision must lie .barkerj—by—*trfflcl#nr_ Tor?e “ To maintain peace until establish­ ment of the new regime, or re­ glints, in Palestine. It's a dangerous problem, es­ pecially since the U, N. has been rendered all but Impotent IV th* wretched fight Iwtwecn the Russian blol and tha Democrarit*. It is doubly dangerous because Palestine is strategically situated, not. quly militarily-buV In- it*-re­ lations to vast oil regions—ami the great power* are vitally interested. It Is trebly dangerous in that a conflist involving llie Palestine Arabs might dra C;uU'LmCj Hi:AIT. E. n , n .. ...„ * wartime peycholagl* aald yeaterday the Uvea of counties* American . flier* could have been aavyd In W otidL.W mU.Jir r— I. C. Nance SpcnlfH To Woman’# Club -Af^^wwi^FairiNlt^tjn'g:. At Club House West Side Of fivers '* ’ *! rifBH w to permit . TRURBDAY *.» bccauae It fearetl a wave of pn>The fieminoln Chapter No, 2, teafa by parent*. , Rolwrt Jenkins of' Otlando O. E. 8.. will meet at tf:00 P M. H. II. Coleman, • president of The statement was mad* by Dr. • spent today In Hanford on bus­ at the Masonic Hall. the Seminole County Civic Music Paul Horst, new Induttrlal psycho­ The Co-ed Class of the First (Association, today announced that, iness. logist at the University- of Wash­ Presbyterian Church will have a > . the __ _____ second ______ annual ______ membershit ___lu ington and for three year* dir­ and Mrs. Charles Votlopich, Barty at 7:30 P. M..at the church. |CampaigiT to p.nmotc conceits will leftMr. yesterday ector of research In selection, for Jacksonville efreshmcnta^eill be served an d iell,| during jhe_we«u> of O'-*, classification and training pro­ Tn'XpWlTa short lim e. all member* are -urg«l to t« pre-1 -*r. --Mrr/ ~r \ K. KoumltUif tydl cedures of the Army Air Force " ’ _ beat. j serve ns :ampalgn manager. training romnraiftl. .Miss Ruby Anderson has left FBI DAT • j Notices have meanwhile been "The high command wm illing for Drljind where the will enter Tho American legion Auxiliary , mailed to former aiendicrs request stand for any test* that might I will meet at 4:00 P. M. at the Leg- jing that they renew meniU-tship |Stetson. University. misinterpreted a* 'hasing ',1 _________ lon.llut^AlLawmbera-asa urged to -and- enclosing -etips—wh’w h- they Ifnrst said.' ‘‘So vie ttctc uuatils Mr*. W. H. Kramer recently un­ be present. * can check lo Imlhrdte what lyjH.to apply tests which would have derwent a tonsilectomy al.the local MONDAY }ui concert* they piefer during hospital. She is recuperating at eliminated those men who couldn't Cirri# 10 of the Women* Society the coming season, stand .the strain of combat flying. the home of hrr mother, Mr*. A. of Christian Services of the First ■ “K will In- of gn-ul assistance O. Vdh Hcrhuli*. “ We were prepared to sim­ Methodist Church will meet with if l*»t year's memU-is will Is ulate battle strains by a variety, Mrs. II. 1L'Herndon. 1104 MyrtJ* as ptoinpt as |H.ssi|de in sending of teets, none of tliem harmful' lo Friends will Ik- Interested to Avrnue. at 8 :00' P. M. j chicks In." said Mr. Colema-i. learn that Houston Babcock, a the candidates, but the high com­ . The Junior GA'a of. the First i I l f pointed out that the mem. mand was nffalil of a wave of freshman at the University of the Haptist Church will meet, at the lwrship privilege closes at tho South, Hewanee, ha* been - ph-dgi-d protest by parents ‘ homq of. Mrs. Josh Phillips, I21C , end of the campaign week i r Horst said the Army discovered* to the Kappa Alha fraternity. . . . Its .tests . U - ,jp W Oak Avenue, at 3:30 P. M. .when auditorium capacity is through that. men *froi . -------. — — reached, if that happens In-fur.the country, on the nverage, made Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Furness ar­ better fliers and crewmen than rived on Saturday from the Naval l j u i i i i j v - iu ir a atsvs typo of taler.t to lachosen drthose from the city, due primMine Depot in Yurktown, Va. to irily to,greater familiarity with visit their daughter an »oii-ln1 I aald, and dcclarrd that last ae.i- law. Mr. and Mrs. R. J . Hickson, mechanical devices. * i sun the auditorium capacity at Jr . . . Jewlsh-Arah controversy over l*a|. n tin r. It* decision, .no matter what It may.be, muit be barked by protective artned force if fur­ ther bloodshed U to be prevented In the Holy tdind—and the U. N, hain’t any armrd force yet. That tragic fact becomes In­ creasingly clear s i tha U, N. ToliM'rlpt^iiin*!o it. Denunciation Is a t an all tfihe high'; »o* Is circulation. American newspapers a rt accused of being the agenta of capitalism, the tools of big business, owned by the Mor­ gans, the Rockefellers, the Fords. Such statements simply are not true. Most American newspapers are owned by private individuals, usually Blngle families whose members arc working newspapermen and whose financial Inherent#, .i PAGE JOVE -UU1 ■ B e c a m e p f P n rp n ts Hpj ?r TIIE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA THURSDAY, OCT. 2, 1947 mm Si l . ■. ___ ! ft �± TMF. NOLE GRID Sports-Roundup , j i » in? m i Ft i.t.KRTtiN, - jiu SA N FO RD HERALD. Reynolds To Hunt After World Series Stadium*Shadow* . tine first game World Series re­ NKW YORK. Oct. 3. dW -Allie cord that escaped notice for a Reynold* will soon lie back in Ok­ while wax that sportswriters filed lahoma. "doing a little hunting,”1 2M.OOO word* by telegraph from hut he won’t get the hang out of the Stadium . . . That's n long it that he experienced yasterday way of saying "Nothing much hapin winning the firs t World Series ptuwd.---. . Awong-thw ;present, ia*i l>aH gnme fie ever" pjtcfied. enjoying the proceeding* and at­ "FR "l»e ready If llurky llarri* tracting very little attention was need* mo again, but I don't think ev-Fresident Herlawt Hoover . .*. he will In thi* Series," said the Idg Charley Keller, who nitehed for riohl-hnuder after he had ))cattrr- part of tlie Yanks* hatting prac­ M jdne hit* in hurling tlir New York Yankee* to a 10-3 triumph tice yesterday, reported that the pain i* gone from Iris Injured hark over the Brooklyn Dodger*, -f hut it feels "terribly weak.” . . . “A* •*™ mum "*S*H a* II “ we *• " win *%||| four |IIUr game»i * *. -• »» a — . a* I* | I'm going to Oklahoma City, take Af fir the fr a game. Seoul Uul .ra re of some personal business Krirhcll told Manager Hurky Ha.- *ileclnreil. ."■'. «** Jff "You *W5“JS 3 K .t2 : know, it's a had ofity.” . . . That must, have been Iniiines* Dial ddean't allow you an order . . . When someone told Warren Giles that the opening tluw! for hunting.” game lo o k e d like the R<-ds meet­ ing the Phlllierf on n ilull Tuesday, HOUSTON WINS the Cincinnati president bristled: MOBILE. Ala., Oet. 2, W*)—'The |-Wc'ye had lot* better game* than Houston Huffs, standard-la-arer* ,jn Tue.days-exjn-rially when u I-'-Kin', ran over th* . |J)jlckwe|| w„ pitching.” . - Mobile Bean, Southern Asiocia- j , . ___ lion Champions. 7 to 0. last.night1* rMl' ■n"Wpr (a to take a 1 to 2 lead in the playoff U-twevui this Series and his » . , w.“ v, f r , 1 SOS, sag VUlanovn U. Warns for traveling. th m a ir T T fia n a c TTliimi 'I’o Ix>ok Out IIAHKIIAI.I. ItRSULTH Hy the Associated I’fes* *% WORM) SE R IE S New York 10 llrooklyn > (N«w York lead 2*0) LITTI.K WORM) HER IKS Milwaukee fi. Syracuse 4 (team* tied 2-2) DIXIK SKRIKS Houston. 7 Mphlla 0 (Houston lead*, d-2) PACIFIC COAST LEAttUK Semi-final Flayufla____ Oakland 7 Kan Francisca n fi (Oakland lead*. 2-0) J 3 CLos inm Twiuthern Conferrwcv • runninr mate <0F t hring* hi. team to Orlando Sat- Bichmond ha. Lptton B.lllngslcr, unlay t„f an engagement with «>phomo,e right halfimck. Ra­ the Rollins Tars. He'. J o h n n y ,»ton and Uliuoumt- nave■ aom-Fcnloti, coach Of the University1 nWihadowed umingsley, of Richmond. |bul J - 1' »n ex,Cell.A runner. Feniort tmik over the coaching nevertheless, in hi, n*n right, rein* at Richmond in 11*42 and Quarterlmcklng the'Spider “T** promptly installed tim ’T ." A ; will t** John LaLuna, squatty former (>e- i ge Washington, H fu-, 175-jmund fenlop v etilty -All.American, P a n I tin 1 Including 'players, roaches and Could only use the " T “ one sen -! managers, Richmond will bring v'ti, le-eause Uncle Sam carried I a squad of around (0 to Orlando, him «ff to the wars in D>(3. iThe trip Will mark the first anu n r J « r * J r»4r_he w s r m u r n o r t, pcanince n f Rlehmond ream- *r, with him came the T-formation <Florida, to llichmond again. The Spiders j ■• ■■•■■■------- ■ ■ wound up .w h e f. Conference in FJtfl o« Fenlon a clot, won al*. lost two, and tic,I two. They were ruimers-ufi for the Virginia 8tatc championship. ORLANDO. Oet. 2, i>p>— Entries ThU atfMiwin, Fenlon h»il t<» *»«» in the FtnrhU Stat«» Open Golf a little Vehuilding. He lost three Tournament polished up their first -tringers in the line and games In practice rounds over the the Starting quarter iiark. The ' Duhsdread Country Club today in hole' were plugged with reserve* i preparation for the opening 1Kfrom last year's squad and fresh- hole round tomorrow. men. hut weaknesses Here appac(Jeofge Rolestht of St. Feterseat i ven though Richmond sulsluetl hurg and Fete Cooper of Fnntv Randolph-Macon. 2H-7, in the sen- Vedra Reach, professionals regar­ Whatever the final result of the World Series may l«-. Oil- Brooklyn *i,n' o|x.’ncr. The shortcomhiRS ded a . the favorite., were ex­ .Dodger.' can boast that they scored the first run at the Yankee atiwkl out glaringly Inst week a* pected to join early arrivals for Stadium in New York. And here is'the photograjdiic record, as Fete the Spiders dropped their InitUI a quirk round over the links. Reiser, renter fielder, contacts the home.plaje in the first inning. Southern Conference game to Coopir won last year*, play. He scored from second on Walker's hit-to left field. (International) Wastdngton and I we. Dt-.l. * Fairing, for tomorrow', round To add to his woes, two return* will lie made up th i. afternoon. lilg first-string linemen are mlss)|ing from Fcnlon’a line. Anoth- Another IH-hole round will lie fr player, Tackle Reid Kjieneer, played Saturday and 3(1 holes on only relurneil to action briefly Sunday. Joining the I t .t .o f early arriv­ last Saturday nflcr la’Uig . out als vesterday warn Gerald (Gee) AvJth a broken wrist. In the hack field, three lettcr- Walker, Columbia, S. C., baseball ttien have been sidelined with manager who learned with Mrs. IIRCM)KLYN\ OH 2 iA S—The Mildred (Ilahc) Zaharlax here last injuries. But With a couple of winter to win the Florida twoaball Brooklyn Dmlge.a ’ came tmm - ^ W #r today to try to k.-.-,. the World !rrl> rw a,.!t-*. dom iri i nttki*£ sMmtium. Within fast-moving fellow* named Jack ply. Serie*-* alive liefore ' »1tUl their noisy. ,II(„[1(iry Wfirl(, Herie* nrv. Wilhuuriw ami Sugar Ralston ca"loyal adherents in Khlwt* Field, Wch!° r>r i t '! rying the mail, Fenlon isn't ton - ntTip-attmi— rnrtjtj* iriTr.—Tmm.rTi__u i—have-Iw m iahducd._. . Yo-l-ate *Iirdasslf)'-~“ t will rTed alwiui . hw haekTTeld." Ital* ank.... I * i" I n i l L V . e i Not Since tlie New \ »rk Y lure* and only mild baseball , aton suffered a bruised rib )n the Cineinweather than prevailed at Yankee r‘:* of. . .ID.'li) , defeated , the Washington and Me game, Si.dlum where the terrifying " * , , . tr'U in four game, ha* a hut is expected to is- ready to REFINED FAMILY of four do.ir e . nicely furnished bouse or American l^ a H.ic champion* won ' V’’-rM ' T v‘” ! ' W/ . i u ? ride Saturday. He and Wllboume the first two game* in the )H.Mderisively, hut the k ai.kee* of l l l l , wenapartment. Six to nine month*. among the Southern Con­ four out of seven match. I n,<* ,n,ki,,tt f,,ur *,,mi» hl* W. E. Jdhnson, Valde*. ference's leading ground gainer* aixth in the came In -s m lin g .room admls- , h(. winntllK Javcrs „f lhc monsK KId* * Field e a g M d only wj|| rrrriV|, 47.000 ?,K"'t. -'LtatO Every reserved sea amt. lhfc *5 mm - new the loser. 25.IKR*— new Iin* U-en sold for a week ami records in ledh inslatiee*. 2U,0(M).(MH) wax Turned hack. J * __ ______ ______________ - : V‘or-th»*—r«s# n Hi" ni.-aen-i J inland tin** no rqilw-ay*. line f(Ullie(l vt-iy eaily despite' • ' ‘ the chilly night- Also 100 m.” 1 . * *l#|d no the sidewalks oulsidi) ‘ Tti* pnrk. Ilr fmr-itnwn t.noo pe t .sons wen- in tine, i 1 The poliee itepartmeht ketit 50 officers <m duty throughout the . night, and augmented this fontWiUi 41KJ in the morning. “We'll have more later on, .aid pie- einct headquaitrrs. There wa* <m disorder. Foulh|y U,e heart in.* M i taken mn „f Dodger supporter* hy I hose f,hn two Yankee' victories. The scores Were 5-.'t and 10-.'l. Ilrm.ik-t 'to rts were 5-H und lil-.'t. Ralph Fine Knit UUHT . GREEN *l RAL FLORIDA STEAKS “"Corn— No. 2 can 19c Gold Medal 5 lbs - It) lb. Flour 49c 95c 2 lbs 27c GOODS ■-VK- FLORIDA -YK- -Vfl- JACKBONVILI.K NAB N. TEXA S STATE VANDRHHILT 2 lbs 33c <jt 39c A k F Apple Sauce No. 2 Can 17c 2 lbs 33c 4 lbs 29c Swtfu 4 lbs 23c lb 69c Chuck Roast lb 41c 'Fresh M a.' Dressed A Drawn Dinsmoni , Ducks Grade A Western I^gw of * . Lamb Home Grown F rr.h Dm . .Cut Lamb loUlders N. CAROLINA 'Vfl. TEXAS ROLLINB 'Vfi. ' RICHMOND CORNELL -VB. YALE HOLY CR088. -VB- TEM PLE trrrraBUinm -V8-- -N 0TRW DAM I OIIIO STATE -YB- M e^y. Rib Chops lb 69c IePf-t I i ■ ' " — "— Fresh Canter Cut Pork Chops lb- 81c ' • -1 ^ L , •' , . -I Roast— Lolh End or Morrell Pride Pure Fork (roll) . lb 53c j presb Ground All Meal _ pt 73c Hamburger tb 43c T JtU tr ...... .. ....-.in. — ------- ----- Ivory Snow ------ PURDUE Ig)lo Terr's Soap TULANE lb 49c Lamb Chops lb 89c iSausage Maryland (Standard) Oysters lb 69c lb 54c. Boston Butt Tb 63c Hens. Ivory -V S. HEAVY WORK SWEATERS « r *. ____ Tb 73c Western Baby Beef TEN N ESSEE 0 A . TECH- «>; Cleanser 14-oz Cali ITC 2 lbs 15cv Rib Roast '-lb 79c -V8- MAIZE PHONE 998 Peas No. 2 Can ’ 16c lb 19c Western Baby lUmf Prime Boncit & Rolled -VB-VB. ROBSON SPORTING GOODS Sultana (Medium) T-Bone * DURR GEOKG1A IN SLIPOVER and COAT STYLE with DOUBLE ELBOW fur DOUBLE WEAR. Doz 19c • 2 lbs 29c 2 lbs 19c Oniops CLRMBON L J t . U . ------- r-\ At ? i ; Plain , or Sugared * lb 23c -Sprouls- WAKE F O R E S T _____ and $ 4 -9 5 up 308 E. FIRST ST. HTBTMON ALABAMA TWO TONES k? Doughnuts Yellow SPORTING * 39c ■ Jane Parker Fresh Tender Okr*i Baby Ih-cf Porterhouse A COAT STYLE Clinton’s Orchestra .-In-- • ■ g jf t * ' Grade A Weatcrn Baby Beet Sirloin & Round NEW Separate .TJnder^roupd Bar and . Dance Floor , Overlooking Boat Lake Featuring Music By - Saturday 9-3 No MlnifrtuRL_ iewest and Finest CLUB i Coffee Potatoes INSTRUCTIONS Haliola muni ha in The Herald office before noon on Friday or pontmarked by thftt.llme. All games must be marked. , — BAL LOT MIDWAY IIKTWEKN 8ANK0IID and ORLANDO on U.8. 17 andJ)2 . The Mont Modern Main and Private ’V Dining Rooms v with * ‘-'f m Borden’s Instant Make. 100 Cups Keil Bliss PICK-THE-WINNER CONTEST First Prize 2 Man Tent Second Prize*.......................... Sweater 15c 10c A A F Whole Kernel Potatoes Third Thru Fifth Prizes For Each Prize Winner, One Pass For Two To Ritz Theater ft'El.LOW iday Nights 9-2 Fearl Jkiap. 2'/a can 25c Peppers ' - 25c Flakes Ige pkg Oaklte lOVi-oz Sweet ROBSON - - —CAMEL Daily (Reg. or Fish Flavor) Dog Sliced or Halve* Beil •Awarded Hy ‘in* Kraut No. 2V2 can 11c Peaches Brussel SPORTING GOODS 59c Food 3 lb cans Steak Sportswear !b can A * F Saur Iona Tomatoes . Salmon Fruit Cakes 1 lb .75 3 lbs 123 5 lbs 3.65 Bartlett "Ho) Whnlo Tu See Yuu" 23c Sunny Brook Red Jane Parker Fancy Selected • Beef 2 V2-OZ jar Git a ! miAMDC A FACtfiC HA CO. Pears ' -rq?rvmr**_ mafc’nutt,~lninche<m, Ittnnri-------- 27c Armour’s Dried Grapes Just Good F(H>d 15c Cherrie^No. 2 can 27c Tokay LliOO A.M. th Ja r 2 th Ja r Comstock Fie Apples ’ A G O Q D TH IN G for A RAINY A L L W (H )L BER 3 Ann Fago Mustard** Delicious Kptiqg Magnolia Avenue V EST T Y PE FRIDAY, Salad Dressing pt 3lc Beans ROY JOHNSON’S G R ILL tytT each, hig'. hig! FLORIDA WEIGHT SWEATERS THE Ann Page Entrants In Florida* Open Polish Games OPEN TOMORROW day. Thlity-year-ohl Joe lla lle n ., ^ 'm . of the winners appears to !w manager Butt < »»«•'«'• I ' » 'e r* '*> Shotton's nomination. !"» *'■ f,,ur K* mr*' .... . ,, . la rule designed In remove even tU the ■jfirst , two ” ysimu , If „Il( lu , p|e|on H llf th.* «Ti-rea. , f? nuitpiciun I 1prolonging 11uiuiVKifliH tit III A u n k c Stadium drew crowds * (- , J financial gain, of IfiJHIft and W W Dhe decline, I* Fresenl iiulication. a,w air? U.ai tliat 1 Nectar No. 2 can -18c Tender Green iilbisri O U N C IN G Betty Mae Apricot SERIES MOVES TO EBBETS FIELD FOR “BUM” BOOSTERS TO EYE TILT VILLANOVA, Fa., O et 2, i/Fi "Lqok out, Miami" is the rry of the VHIannva College football team which rime through the game with Army sadly disappointed It had been unable to break the Cadets' three-year victory, string hut In good physical shape. The Wildcats meet the Florida eleven Friday night at Khlbo Park in Philadelphia. Army defeated Vlllqnova, la-0, last Battiriliiy.____ Wlhieat Coach Jordan Ollvnr hadly nlistieated.' laid bark Boh I'olidor, Injured In Ilul even in Uic depriis.of di«the Army gnmyvwlll lie xeRd5Lfor riiuiagdppnt, IlnMiklyn fat >"|1 gumfc.Gterrgr Pay- ■ ■■—■ -— •am --- --------m .T r -iiN.vhiiittr-TTityr^triow nn ■ " — ■. 1■ ri.ial ra H tidill edamage t ." ito- 1.1 I___ I I ____._ _ ;__ -_______ — Ahruham Linculp'. uffirial hi* Injured j leer in Washington liegnp. in Iltt7 hand. when he look kts seat In Cmgre** as - Ibe June - Whig rriiigscntativo The official name of Alhififi^ of Illinois. -f la Bhqlprrla. H ugh eTbu: hero yet, but we ran have a goat" . . . a.* of today the Hum* (no capital II. please I could par* for a herd of registered toggenbuig* . . . Heller wax the champ for ye»terday, of courxr, when he went after Bill John»on’a hit in .the, fourth'an if he »'«>.expecting to hoarser ’off the Ebbets- Field w aif, ahy mdmcnF1and finally tumbled ovej backward* a* he g<d hi* hands on the ball. Fete pieviou*-, lv had made a long, -futile dive for hr, Feewee Ree»e and Gene Hermanski alt slopped to took at one another while Fhil Rlzxulo's fly fell for a double . . . Jaekic Rnldn* *on didn't look to good, either, when lie let AII h-‘ Reynolds* groun­ der "kid past him in the leventh and then hesitated *o long he couldn't make a play on Snuffy SlirnweUa* hopper . . . a* fur the ■Dodger pitcher*, the lex* «aid, the better . . . If you want a hero, r* n o l e gHd 7‘ The K ,hl. loco hovering' le-en hoveHnu over ^ Seminole grid u|| Wr>th„ Reynold* mu„ h m aggregation* for many year*. former Oklahoma halfback. Fiohahle starting lineup for the Panther* will include LR. Ruddy It Wasn't A Pose . , Arnold. 1SO; LT. Hilly Harper, White photographer* Wfire posing. 170; Ln. Charlie'Dillard, 150; C, Dodger Manager Hurt Hhotton and Joe Montielh, 100; RO, Klmer starling Pi teller Vic l,<uii!>sidi to­ Jink*. Ida; RT, Frank Pursnnd. 1W); RK Stacey Fait. NO; QR. gether liefore the game, one srlgKarl Paterson, NO; l.llll, Neal gexted th*y should look mnnvseri. . . “What's serious almut Dillard. HO; ItIIIt Hannia Fugh. ou* it? " Hurt demanded. -"You ran DU) end FR AlU-rt Huskey, 1fit). rry If you want; F iij not going ■ -------------- 1 -------------------------to." . . . Wonder how he fell two knur* later. , THURSDAY, OCT. 2, 1917 FLORIDA RICHMOND U. AND ROLUNS TARS. TO TANGLE IN ORLANDO SATURDAY * NBW YORK. Oct. 2, (4*1—Dur­ ing .an intermission in I’etr Itei*- jT h c SfmlnMi High School Cel­ ery Fed. are frail v for Ihr grid ttff with ihr Ktutl* Panther* In (he laike County city tomorrow night The Celery Fed* have Iwen working hard this work polishing off the wink a(tola that were tnuhd In the hat tic with the Rktlttsvftle Purple Hurrleane out­ fit last week. I.a't Friday night the Kurils eleven opened the 1W7 srasnn against the DiiljtmL.SchoaLJhtUdog*, "i" ill the hvtier team* In the eonferenre. and were roundly trounnd by the Vnluxla Count!an* by a It) tn 0 margin. The Iom of big Ray Catch in the Fanthcr biirkfiebl I* hlready begInning to brromr evident. The Panther* will outweigh the Fed*, an did the Hurrleane -aggre­ gation Inst Week, but the Feds .have been given an even rhanee SA N FO RD . t^va Soap „ Mod 12VaC .' 2 bars Octagon Can Cleanser 12-oz 5c OcUftm Soap Met! 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Mlmilr Klfa’* T i> ilrotar- M« -lOli WEAK NERVOUS ff|£ k # rfc « ff, llttlb * * 1*1 •tuv Ilium li T n AVmi» h » k * * !■ *■|t)t 5 HSoaft N ttn m l S r t \ l r • tut T it M l y l^ t* tffP ti xtilHltL if. ^ »'t li» NHU* M> M ft If arm _»t i J giw \ lltHtiH Mi Hoto ♦'iiili Lilhr Mi JL cranky 'every month'? At* you Iraublrd far dtntrnu of tun], hlnti-.lrua*. nerMHu- -at iu.fi ttmrxT Tfatn no try Ltd In E. PtnkfajMD'r Vratlnblc Compound to t t llr u -tu rt -syeuncimat—PU.kt»nni'« (iuin. pound U mad* tiprcMlI* for tronen. It also bxs what' Doctnra cal) a auxturhlo tonic rdrctl Any dntr.tor*. I 1 FOR SALE MOTORS INN and - •• - — TUtH'KEHS R EST F rrn rh A Sem inole llltil. wmuf— *— NLYDIA L PINKHAM’S m m I J lfv "T I '“ A'JlX^HM l*W lin t, =• i. f. Ot'j) i iii t * t r i i j . c . Jl ilHthfll ll« i <ill) mil ■«>r .■ i * 0|l*| Kalbr v<‘ l* dhlth-i t* 1,1nut n r .u - tiart-Tii tn u n i. ti tiMtmn — Lorr&-#HAiMr n ■Seminole Conntj---Court Records T~ ' Oviedo T» Mr. amt Jit T J - .M iil l . i e i i h n r t Spevisl in the Sanford lletald- -j«i< lln paiem id n-iir*tt>- th.i*.MAItUN 1L JO'.t-.S aid lbUJ) . t s i l l i a a B e - " i ',ur^n^ qWITn | s w a p A . — ■« «■ >fa»Wtce-j-*di « *• » aid Mn.*.Tttdnlmn pjv i He p Mt. arid Mrs, Ernest Thump- n il* of two olher imldteii, Wymi ..m *.f Wimur Park nccompHiti~l and tiarV. twins, ags«* 2»» m.-ninMr. and Mr*. 4. P. Crt* on their l.ittli- Miss Wyjtii l.cmliart aril trip lo Brooklyn and New York In attend the Witrhl Serif* Muster Gary l.ieithnit are spend Ing the limn*their mniln-r Is in tho. gamer. hcipital Itctwenn thetr aunts, Mrs. Merritt Mi*: Itosjl (Jiiyrt i m Staley. an a*mi Rngedale led Wclnesduy i *iei iD.nior anil Ldtuu, !•*., on p .l.tMitWeAl-WUl. vl la C|. R- tifitill I ‘V r*-**'f *i gland.. ■'! i if s I>•retits. Mi, mi*d 'isitHs,, liry rilftjpfami Mr, nod Mis, Mas la’tniiii Sunday was pronmtloii Sunday Malcolm lias n-ltiHutl from fin .lhe eliililii'ti of -Hie _Qyjcilo Biiptist Sunday School Rev. Har­ u trip lo "Xe'i Vt-ij, ami Pidlatii-1old I,ink, pnsiot of the t httrcli, plilti. Pa., witer, he tin* lo-iti ammunced that the Sunday School v isitin g petutiiv dcpartnients will lie fun by the John low toft, -on of Mt and. same personnel fur the coming Mr*. W, J . Uw t nil, ivtm i* in the U. S, Aimy, -to-.e\(*e*te<| Misses Doltdhy Ruse I .ink UII I home at an early date. Ihtihntu ls-e left Tliesdgj- for Friends In-re legtrt •*• lettni | t .tones Csdlegf at Greenwile. S, <\ This will !«• then nf the death *>f N. -M ,Sad|--. seculiit year to ntlriHl Roll .tones, (trlando. fnlhet **f 'It Chari •Iml their flrjd * yeat, at school's' S. Lee. Me. Swofte :nn| hi- fam­ new liH-ntion. ily have many fHviula heie. Fim™fi;Ty j y. m —ynr. ura .w n i . . aVf : M*«Thr 4 j# lf «,* • I *fV|I».»»!♦ Ifa'lo-’' r » i .t * i .VAti»*n%*i lu m iy *.< »**i,*fli*Ut V n rtV 1^ ,t. rtu K |t* i f i i f l t ! T " f t t i l .( t A h t t r S*.Hi*'n.il H *» k t*««r*l, A *(«$% M .irjtifit* !*■ Ti* MaUfff Ib iliu O iu l C o . w t* * i ** \ K f f i r J* ?**■ .A W illia m . 11m l. i . « ..... ( r u f f .T .fa n l. t l I h n . A T i. I l a a t h l f l o t r l f i , lin t,* i ’ ll. . . K .itl . t . I . i ' .tio * * T -. n .m fo n t M l n l i t l t N a im m l 11- n k . n r m i n r i i A ttv.A IV Ml I-run, 11. M i lltl if>il li. I1.* II I j ilia , r illn .wj i I* Ill’ll fir... I,.-. I■.-r|. ■4) im ii rr. M.f^h ner.r.ri'.-lr v T' It li M rl,raf« r|i|\ l(> .* 1. T.. M t«. |tllltl>Ht i ’ fttiiu b r l t l V t* f * I*' I' Legal Notice 1 1 h FO R KEN T S A K T IC L E b FO R SALE i 10 B i u i n e i i O p p o rtu n itie * IN . i m i : c l i p i 11 i- t* i n r mi I IM . v i.s T H I I I II I.U . I ' l l i l T T I IX A .x n n u t III) t m i .n i l Mr I-K L U N M I.E , H I A T I O F ll. M I I I M A • T I.V .N i'l.ltV S m a n . d i v m i i i »: F H A N t’ 1.1 ,« j M . M e . J l: i- t . 'H jiiir . nECoTu) H , AYERS rot rout, fly Paint*, Poultry Supplioi, Nails, C0I.0RK1) (i I fit w ant* jo.li- Pham iw n .it. day or week. Tho Music Uur, 1JP Purina Fred*, (iroenne* ami vs Meat*. Touchton A Wut*on, 1201 W. l i t S(. I’tion* DM, J l J.l A LI JU.NKH. Celery. Phone UP!i. I J r f r w ia t it . 12 S P E C I A L S h * * V lC E S OFFICE ipace in Mrlich Duildine. .\ h r io ; t ii i r r i A i i Larite liirht offircs, iewl/ decor- ‘ llAUY CRANI) PI AN il—Wurtit- ' . (tv v ip MCMUU.BN’8 Market f ill! HT.VFi; UK 1't.olUi't itllKirr. IN * )8. ser. rvcondltioiHHl. The Mustr ■ted, all utilitlea, heat and ianlRui Ikt Jjhi.p open Thursday, im Jt-i.i a *i. jm \ i :>* .iim— Box, UP ,W. First St. Phone tar lervlce furnished. Call MHFriday & Satuiday. , j v i i i l - i d . itui ailtlr r - i».-> H i i i i i l . | 1*50. W II. & A. D*pL 8 tar*. T * 1AOil A v rn ilv , I 'h l l . u l . l l ’ lilH I ' ...... . R E M A CAR 1 \usl.i •*. 'fp m tt for office or other type bus- TRANSFERS—luirgi’ new assort­ io f fir: n i:io :tn vmtIFIK o YOU DRIVE IT Inexaei ‘ See William Davison, ments Decal Sets for Kitchen*. it. i* tup ’ for 'ill yore. In*, iireii flls.i PHONE 200 i ll.iu*. .4. -lil (J.. • .list! I*11*11 Bathrooms, Nursery. Also Class S»nfiir((~Bii» Stfjfen. RRUICKI. \ND-MoitltlSON »*l . lit* -N in th J ii.lt, in i C iia o il. in Tumbler Set*. UllllIVK-IT. INC. .m ilw fo r in . i - . . m i l) ..r . S. in .n . le, FARM FOR RENT— 20 acre* sub-f SK.NKARIK CLASS K Si.it .*-• r'lmtili, It, * I, *•>*(), n> irfiuHt.il truck farm,, newly PAINT CO. SE E US FOR1*r.*nri, A Ji*«* • Jr Y*‘ » .*’i .llt-lr*') ploughed and harrowed. Vi ar­ _______ I l f W. 2nd Street_______ t v i t 'l i l e i t i ^ l i l r y im r S l i l l r l i .1 | i | i r q r . MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING .. in . with !Mr (*|i it.* -d. .till............ tesian wells,, a 7 room dwellinic. AND TYPING at ttt. i ‘ ..u n t) ***tlft 'ff (111*4i! tenant1 houses, ^ large lutrn*. FOR SALE#— Llmerock for drive- j CREDIT M REAU OF . jia lt t . id l ii..l t,t d « n **r M*»fr Dwelling for rent duly with way* and roadways— Phon* SANFORD , 111 *1,.) .f ( ti- tiit.1 #l * 111 12U;_____________________ ! U P N. Park_______ ITiwie 180 farm. On Cameron avenue. East s|a i i ilh- will fra* /|«|rl#N| 4«|A<iii||*| |'*>I4 side. Sanford, Fla., phone 11)3llftl H 1 1 1 (il'tir* * i| . « |M|fitV SHWJNC MACHINES it is Hi tt iliU iioUrt Expert Radio Repairing * JU- P. O. Box HSit, E, B Stowe. SALES AND S E RVICE , 1 '■ "I,h S ir ■ L j.i i-ij-j--- i— U i i L i«>r ‘ -Fced-H y- es. , .DtD.i*l*V, %iv*-t*, l|* Kanfora I s Sewing Mach, .nhop III ! li t it nrMS|M|< 1-t 1,1 a t lie t n l 115 S. Fhenrh Ph. 1190 1 HE HOME S IB IP ’ • double. 71(1 Oak tlr* illaiDts. Hsi*l**|it. Ci l t-jH WATCH A CLOCK REP VIKING WITNKMHKT1I no ti.ind diiiI FURNISHED mom with twin beds FLOWER PLANTS. Mr*. V. C. 1700 Sanford Ave. Phone 1143-J Mr.*1 o f it.» salt! *‘.,1*1*. Hi,- IId Rollin»er, W. lift St. near'Mon­ __to ladles only. Phone *25. li d ) *f fftll-* I t» roe Corner. Phone 1130-3. ATTENTION M ill IIHKS «» r M«*rfi*1«ui I 'lf f k i ' l f r t f i l f*(Mtft — III \PEK SERVICE— S REAL E ST A T E FOJt SA L E ALUMINUM casement windows. 1**111my Baby Yah I furnishes hu»piUJ < l'tf i u i! fw a l l . Steel casement and Aluminum clean, slerile iIIsim is nnd •leialorHEAL KHTATh 1*j * I xw Matidf'f* A Km doubtr hung windows. Miracle ired container. Ecinomical snd \ I I rn% « if I . w INSUP ANCE Concrete Co. 3Ul> Elm Ave. safe. Fully irtedltelly approVi-d itrLifcil**FlurHo • MtyRTGACK LOANS Phone 1335. V f n f I 'l d i n l i f f Call. Daytona 2107-W ca lh-ci, f i r RAYMOND M. BALL, Realtor details’ !Mi dlapors, i'i a week. f Registered Broker and Id BABY (IRANI) PIANO Price rea IS 1’t i i i k i ’ t i r iiir , “FIR ST IN S \NTOUD" Insurance Agent sonahle. Phone 428-\V or call j r in ; i K t :S ii N « ’i*K Km. 4 Florida State Bank Bldg, »Jr"ini»A . is* I ' l t o i i A T i : 8(M1 Magnolia. WILL grind corn for feed, grits IN IU, I N K . | *.J * itn-td ever * Saturday morn­ I si AM I*. T s \ n * . I *•* 5 ROOM A 2 rminf houses, l acre TWO USED cotton mattresses, ing. J . W. ilell, Luke Monr»e, T O 0 , 1 , \V||n>i r r AlAV lend. 1218 W. nth St. William full slxed. 607 Magnolia, • FUN Kmory Lee. FOR RENT Floor snnder. Fnsy --riK tt t*rp !*-• I f i ret* j M h t*■ « ‘i I t *iunit? 2C* F IR E PLACE wood. 2-3 oak. i iii a I f c iu t i i ii* A .*open* I ion, Rvnsonahle ratal, .San­ lied room house on three lota; 1/1 fat pine, 116.00 a cord. t t r i * u f itio « o f .* . .if W il* ford Paint & Gins* Co. Phone I(liiiiittr well landscaped; several boar- > Heater Wood 12, 11. 10 A 18 inch litdfl l*EE Til J?|r. ■llrrt i 1ij jial •It*1 (103. iBg fruit trees: large screened | ffi.OO per si rand- W. B. Swagfiinf in r j»* it li*ii f*»» f i«ai41 if#* f l.lf K r . iiJlli JJlili. ail* U-iU • s}^H **thr lunch; I '-j baths: Quiet charm • gerty BfjMnLYinl..Lake Montoc. ~ - DODGE PLYMOUTH ~ ft (ji*til lit, |1 t f i i r p , * *Mini \ e you fall in'lovif wllh Fla. -I'lKHtc-TM-WPARTS AND SICRVICB Vo lift nr i^*rftilu«*!r 1 MtfitUjy# t l**i *l.i house.. 100 Palmetto Ave. Phone 1011 siti Hit- 1=tU ii-»y *.f iKfvvi.r#. three bedroom home Ott east! WALNUT dining room suit, excel­ f N t di i w 4 |b I ( im (tn lent condition. Phone 767. front-lot: easy walking distanco Pleato Tuning and Itvpalrtng. I.. L -iiw* Itriff* ri* A lh ’.l l , v IlH lfik V*f U»' of town. Here‘a your home^ of 3 DKKR-amk-foe-bound ilegu fwt- SUL K c*..iiU -H L _____________ ssi.ifr ,,f W'iifl f f9: | T a j i p ’ til.-* tr?T “ tin- i mt t Mt r *r*k «Tr > **j” t if iin r . — it* re g re ts.-----i I. sale. Phone 46fi-lt. H1HNH Construction just starteil on a new ■ 1r*‘|()*> I t*|*|* Show card* and Doatan f*nch type home. See u* for i l.ARCE GUAVAS for canning or 9 ==^Aymiuf3#mtnxr fir O— DlfF/R SIGN HKRVICU M* P M i t i ull particulars. I jelly. A. K. Rossiiiler, Florist, w ill m i 1 0 D. f.amlreas Phocs 1021 (emit Hi acre farm, tiled. Good Phone 212-W. _______________ well*. Priced ffl.OOO.tlO for quick Cohen's Radiator Shop for com­ i\ m i l i i m n i i i ‘ *** u i *n i i i ) CEMENT STEPS for your home. •ale. plete radiator service, 11)0 Han­ N IN T H J U m e i A I . r l l t l ' I U T •»! Free estimate. Mi tack- Concrete #We have several nice country v r . v n : n P K M U H h A is a n i » r m t ford Ave. I-In.ne 150-W. hollies with acreage. Yoilr Ynitr liest *Co. 300 Elm Ave. Phone 1335, fK JtlL S iU rr f t f i 'N T V IN CH AN I ’ R IlY . investment for Independent llvtire*. 3 used Curtnlmt, Lata tnhlcdotha was til'd, lv>Ul|i sy FOUR 4,50 x 21 Ing. stare hid A stretched. 5tH .Mel­ P lu lH lT fl pure luldter, I new synthetic. W. It. WILLIAMS. Realtor lon Vi Me Ave. Phone 870, V V*T. 160.00. Reply E. F. B. c/o HerTDM BOLT. Associate iix.ixMl ii. it.rwi._________ aid. EX PERT antu pqlnting uml ibu,ly HO North Park Avenue * ‘h a liC f t i T \T«. Ll.r. I t lepnir. _ All work guarnnlri.l ------------TvDphonr 1120 ‘ TRADE IN your <>M washing ma­ Hfill f u r T r t v n r r . Jackson' A Gibbs Body Shop, chine on a NEW BENIHX AU­ **l I 'L m i l l •ATM IN 1100 French Aye. Pbnnc jjjffJ J TOMATIC WASH E ll. Rnndall 4 fw IP*) |l*:f*L*J* lllfU lk *t ll^M »%IU1 "Tarii'^TTn.ii,. n r.t M.'McMuh 41 v|iU » r, !(*,» f-Ir*» Riii i i t t t t t l k n f ” of nicely doeoratcdi *mr car gar- Y0 UNUST0 WN KITCIIKN AID xieUlHlI y$»U Mt 1Ii • it IjriYr- *- y l H I * • on Spiral. | .e'rmanent, Insling ngc on 4 lots, 200 ft. frontage ER SINKS, three sixes. Im­ t ‘>*lM .lllil p I L a f r F#4|t»l2i *’ > tun. A lunger. (<t*ti| waves. ■on paved street In good neighmediate delivery. Itamiall Eh-r5 f 'l i r i f f t U i l l -i|ijs#.jr a t if y I |*e * CriHiitinide A Msrliinelev*, Ail ii!*'hprhmsl. jfO T tiv » »i* U**i - tele Co~ —y q Tax-guai.ihi.DDl, $*; (tp ' • S e y r r s l rnighll) g->-H| hoy-, it, f f ■ it i jt r H ^ r ’T ir T r iM *«u *. f it Hrlultrt i f It 111 farms with good houses. Rang­ 6 ARTICLES' WAITED ROOFiNG nn*l imintinv Free <■* Ti*l Iii Ih * f x j f * r r lilt* v m ir d t-fn i ing from 21k acres to 1611 acres tinialr*. Smith llroihcn*, Cmrif «IJ|f f»*|| ItftVf!.. I<T *4(** 1**11. its i and priced from $2250.00 to Highest taih tylre paid ?or used 1*1 1*55 tttil In II lin t. tractor. Phone MH8,furniture. Ted Davis Furniture I li- r r r i |*f I* W ill b r r 17500.00. Co. 311 E. U t. Hi. 003. FRED W. BENDER. Realtor ^ 1 3 N O T IC E S — P E R S O N A L t***-*l iurnHiM j i i i r T il l * tif ilir r w ill l*»- |»nl$ll»liril |fiii• Boom 7 Slate Bank Bldg. ^ FLL BUY your cor regardless nf RdV JOHNSON’S GRILL, Mag =* w r r ’li ff**/ ffftlir I I I #t*|i*rfii|( ________ 'P hone 1030 ■ « * * ! . • ir w T M * : dA N V «»M I* 11 l i l t A . age or condition. Roy Reel, 30d nolin Avenue. Just-Good-Fond. ** *s*w k p A b U n f « i n .F f t l r lh k lf * W. 2nd St. tu m |tnb fi» b n ! in h * iu h .- . i . r u i i n u ‘‘Roy wunlt to see you,” i B ARTICLES FpR SALE; W iSHjTO RENT CANDY POR RALE: Fo^ m7». VVITNRH|< mV lui it*I a rut **f Hr) *ti! J l HURiiJftl, HxiuIiimIp i uui$t> Sa*nfo?dr6ri,hH m 01 M l’ l 5 * » ^ ln<:l,«yyta«0 Candy. Phone riitiiiffl, "Ihl# !hr l*|h tla> *if h8|i(r iii J|DLD lA fw rfP A P E R S ^ CENTS .Co. .'Ili)5. (*r.= A , U , i!*| » . PER POUND. BUNDLED IN i i . r . i i m m ii 7 P*te, Livestock. Supplies . BUNDLES, 14 LOST & FOUND • <k ffflm iH • - irt r • 10. 15. 20 and U CENT , H f in liB ilf K h ilM i FOR SALE—1 young Jeracy COW,( I dark . k HERALD OFFICE , _ green gabatdme H r 1* I ». Iffnni 1 oil stove, also new sorghum in I k p u t y i'|prk ladiea rain coat, practically new. gallon jugs- Call 705-51 between Weaver. NEW SPIN ET PIAND 40 8 —\ Plea,.* return Camille Batten, 7 A 0 P. M. Liberal trade In ki trkpv’ The 1DD0-J. IN T U B f f T i r i l T O F i I I I «Til M Music Box, llj) W. TI rat St. ONE NICE milk cow ami heifer; ■T jtT H iii A r D i K o i* i; ' i* ( » l* N T » Pohae 063. AUTOS POR SALE I ' U H I I l M . IN- I ' t l U I I A ' I I 2 fine horaea: 1 home. 2 acre* IS I X ' n i t l t : 4 T A T r : O F M II8 M A H land. For sal* until sold. Dyson. AUTO RADIOS, MttoroU. Sale* FOR KALE T 1 IA I ' M O F F IT T . l*,#r...e< t tker'a Dairy. and Service. The Music Box, * Inquire Dr. Bal T o A t.I. < i;F H tT O |U I A S H 1*0144 III3P Packetd. new motor, new lt o W. U t St. Phone 053. *. rubber. 1209 Mi Magnolia. Radio i^G.Na. ilA V lN U - J T - V L U K U lt J i t . HELP W ANTED MAN1>8 A iiA IN K T BA1H I W A T I : ami heater. Y m t a n il r * c h t if i n u a r , h C fri* Batteries k Battery Charging.' PART TIME AflfiNT. One of lar­ B u ttriM t s il l M4|Ul(r*f III ( I lr . , III . '■ IL B. POP 11140 DQDGE Pick-up truck, A-l • la lm v u n it ilrin a n U a » M # h ■ .» — gest U f« Ins- Company's. Earn condition. Phone 1IU1). o r . I t b s r n f y o u , ma> n s t r 4X4IHwhile you learn. For interview e , (s ta le I*r M A B T I I A U . M O K> in Sanford write P. O. Box 632, [ FOR SALE— 1940 1H ton Ford th all IT T . It»I»O O lt, lA tr Of M ilt C«H»tJ UcNRILL A YOST FLORISTS Orlando. K r tn iii'.i truck with body. Phone 83, Hill lu lh a l-m in iy J u itx * ( - n u n t) . F lo r id * , a t h it u ff(» v in lb * Sipes Ave. just off Ctlarr Luntlicr k Supply Yard. YOUNG .MAN, willingto work. i i i B t t l i i i u i * u t .said Co u n t ) »t Mt* \ Otfieo qhrdOS teeldewad ah. «10-R For roadside sale, atnad. Good 42 0MC Trtlcki M y daal fo rd . F lo r id * , w ith in . l a b t r t l m l t n ln n th t fr o m (h r l l m r o f t l l r f i n SA FETY' BLUE WINDSHIEDS — -----w h e e ls . Sropoxition to right party. W. Ptvne 1337 after 5 O uM tcnltnn *.f t h l . n o it r . K e rb rla l.ii for any make or model car. J. William*, 110 North Park P. M. n r il. h in in l (h u ll h r In w r itln s , Eases daylight driving.- CuU Ave. .h u ll M a t. th e p l a t , o f r r a ld . lic K down headlight glare at night. BUICK 4 door sedan, tailored seat and poM n fflc a a ild r r a , o f Ih* WANTED—Not anyone Jurt look* • i. and . l i a l l ha . w o r n lo In J 8ENKARIK GLASS k cavers, good radio, s, goad lpaint -Ua tixralan lin s n t, a a .n l, o r a t t o r n r ’ Ing for work but someone want­ PAINT CO.. . job. As is $800. 417 W. 11th th and a t ) t n r h rla in i n r ilr m a n d n ■ ing opportunity to advance nnd ___________ Phone 320__________ St. or phone I217-W. *” f lir d a lie ll ha V oid. go ahead. We are looking for g v e lr a a IT. M .lw iw ) ' ‘ MAGIC CHEF STOVE, hot water an experienced office k credit 1929 CLEAN Model A Font Tud­ A . . x r t t i l o f o f th o !.* • ( W U t an heater, excellent condition. Ph. man who lx willing to work to T a M s/n a n t o f M a n ila C . M o ffltU or, good condition. New paint, 1080-4. _______ _ (tetter himself. Apply in permit new upholstery. . 1,*T ,? * r l l p u k ttm lte a , to Fires tons Store*. Watson Reel - u . tsrt. BEE Jimmie CpKxn’s Sheet Metal R EEL'S USED CARS A PARTS Works for roof paint A roof WORfE. WANTED Orlande Highway painting. Phone 816. • —— — FLOOR SANDING k finishing, 1934 International stake side pick FRIED SHRIMP DINNERS cleaning k waxing. Our power 'u p . . 'a. ua to work Watson Reel there is no electric cOnn-eilo.i R EEL’S USED CARS k PARTS JO T PLA TS availably. 21 year* experience. Orlando Highway [from 11 tSO t i l >0, Lake Mary, Fla. II. If. Glenaoa TUXEDO PKK1 FIRST (’ I.AHS service station for Hunt's Tuxedr Peed rent Now open, tn good lo BABY' carriage and mattress, tion. Necessary to have practically new. Phone 430-W. money to purchase stock. Writ* Box J . r/o Herald. 1 GIRL'S heavy dulyddeycle, good . rondilion, new Urea. Call 033- LAWNS MOWED. l*ne nrf* - U. -w w v 'J e r r y Lord Phone 7C8-W- I •IAnil’s Ijiw to n lefi riiesilay fur Cm I Haul lias reiiit l.akelatid to enter Southern Cot- the Fernald-ljiughtoii Meami id Hospital, when- he ha> -bs.... i i>gt p a tie n t. * • 1 Wifi Of BRITAIN'S former tint*.:i» Sectettiiy, Mis Antltoiiy I'jlt-n it Shuvvn ilancmg with John tauter, ttlgt sl.rr recently ilivorrejkdri>ni llvdy Lamarr, at a New York night dub Mrs Eden, « In. line in tii. n |i* i r, ha. been mentioned us a po- Able ttrno resident. (iaicruat nal* YAKDLKY VKNKTIAN IILINDS itmeric,('» Most Hraiillfitl Aluminum -- Ceil.rr Polished Aluminum Ask Me Fur Fice Estimate W . S T K V K N S -- i l l 7 W . Hiilnnsmt - Orliiudn THK LONK HANGKR h n * f< T tte s d ily s a fm ’ Mjniiii. when- he will le.stihv ! ins sttulie-s ut Miami Uiijyersily. ■- ^ -■ss ' The comiitiun *!r ll Walker anti Mi-, Ians Rudell. who are confined to the Fhiriita . S n u it n r lin n . Is, l e p e r l c d a s s u t . f a c t o r y , t h e ir m a n y f i i e m i , w ..| , Mr, itiitl Mr*. A . It. M u ni‘i ctderththril witli h ilionci putty S uiuIa) , Those invited to attend ta* glint to know. vveie Mi. and Mt» W. A. Hun- Mr. nndri.Mts. Malcolm .to o ., , .......... Sanfont, aml_Ali, and 'll *. ii I*. Westmoreland and son, Don- nnd daughter, Iteverly ‘ Aim, w**te j util, of Lake Mat y. I visiting tullituc., Sinnlu) George Long wn» a luitchenti Ferrrll BBusl*ry »i**~ni Tue-*lae ! guest of 'li,. and Mis. J . B. ip Snidotd lilt intitoflatit jiUM.tones' Tuesday, ncss. Wanted For Murder. By Frau Striker UteKt y-iuftrii. -Wtv 6WRMCP I I tt e ARROVOf Wee 'il GET -Ex' ! ) k *_ff KTTA KETT j r i L jr l By.^aul Robinson - J �- »»-w ttt —r - — -r j _ ;-jv 5- W. T H U R S D A Y , O C T . 2, 1 9 4 7 P A G E E IG H T Frost Hurts Crops re*— r» » f B ,e v e ,fN w S 8 r Itoil ana American Women Have Made Great Strides During. .E a s t .Tlwenty-Years MMMnflflM __ •*. *• . .< T h e re Is S tr e n g th — ” I be-Peace of the WerM;- r»alla<ms Irmm r ear .°e*» we e c : r a a a o B s i r f * •' l * AN VOLUME SXxvm' tides On Ameri­ can Commander In Italy Based On Ru­ mors And Untruths r and fostered by Wy« he - reported - to bower. "Tliose isolated asserted, "are ■eetiivwi •**% »loo JocHcndrickfr— <*•**—* •f WEEKEND SPECIALS Wallace Attack QL Ja r D ILL PICKLES 20c' GRAPE JU IC E 10 lbs. 38c |POTATOES K PILLSBURY FLOUR . J T B r t J S f l i f i I MILK B Fired Upon -1 BLUEBEKR1 5. lbs. 46c lb. 46c COFFEE 3 cans No. 2 can 0 ’SAGE PEACHES TOMATO CATSUP . FLAKE FISH lafl. ' ' . WEINERS POLAR n IF “Thli moving Walker to I/Oiing v Urn* o f gatho—*!0#. you GO W ^ R E A O FAR AOS POWELL’S ' mare than In 1937. o th e r ftU U i by • M D lo y ln r drirec* and Ual«#2*, llacMn## .production In tho United driven by new driver* and train­ In l l t t (1,686.000.000 er*,h av * been abjwta of a r lowest .alneo itU cks, Including sbooting dynamiting. * . GROCERY 2509 Sanford AVenuo U.S. Plans Buying From Farmers )D Phooo 1271 Wyche concluded in a 12.000. } ^ incteaie^i of 40 lo 50 pcicenl wonl rvport covering hl» rrccMt: in Grorgii* North Carolina. AlaInapffctiori, inapirMl by the Huark j bama. Writ Virginia. Trnnruee. ( f f t . r iOn Texas and other slates. Florida, he said, has made great educational gains, but not enougn gains, and pointed out that some uf our Mate legislator* still think aalarira uf teachers are Iimt high. "W , should select teacher* from amonjT'our ’beat minds' and th-> very minimum w* should expect • ’ for a teacher is a college educa­ he declared. II# qualified SANTA ANA. Calif., Oct. 3. </P> tion," af n M N m r»*» r » » i irM —The arguments are Just about over, th* lawyer# have had their j Jury Begins Study Of Evidence In Overell Trial t f y ^ J - f f L ^ - H l a h School To (let _ r a t io n * la t e lh > . a fte rn o o n ! A r I 1 1 v- lln s t* B u ild ilU T S on whether heiress Louis# Overall' D U IIU II1* B and ueorge arei — ——— « ------- . George ttiuat (Bud) uonum Gollum are with - - ■* guilty oT mtn-dirltfl KeTilarenr*. i ~ S»ftirtro1e-lHgirSchftol I»oy», w Eugene Wllllama, grlsxlrd vet-|the poaalble aid of graduate* * III eran of many sensational' court K« to i’ineca.tl# tomorrow tqorntrial*, waa delivering the. final a e - ‘ ter dismantle several Army baa# nixing salvo'al the college lover*. buildings which will be brought today I hero and rir-aaaembled on tho hlga ■ "The ‘d efen.* lawyer* have a c - ^ b '" 1' rreun.U. bahlnd th . gymrused u* of planting evidence.". „ Jn , „ lnn Williams yesterday told the Ju ry : The large unit. 40 by 100 feit. ' z ' & Z S X M T h .d nJ?| T h . b u lld l£ were purehjujd by fendant* planted those Im.!!?* o h ' tb« from the WAA for th. filinflffltopoke oqBr briefly be.; 'th e boya are taking on the.-Jon, for# court adjourned yextenlay. he said. He followed S. B. Kaufman, laxt P R IR H T S E N T E N C E D of the defense lawyer*, who closed BELGRADE. Yugoslavia, Oct. 3 -wootd acquit Ooliuns and Mlaa W V -Ja lh a r Htephano Cek. a RomOverell and "do It rapidly,” and , an Catholic pariah priest, waa aenthus tarva warning on 8tatc» At-1 tcncol yesterday to six year* at •• tarnev General Howaer "to »tay forced labor for Instigating cut of Orange county and let our bloodxhrd” in 1-anlsch* on Aug. _____handle__our __ affaira." Ii 24. when on* prleat was slain and nfCIcor* affa lra " _ officers • * ^ : ' H ’ow»er'«n'tere<l the case a fte r! another wounded. ------iiT j_ *Msgr. Jakok Ukmar, a Vatican chUf of p o ll* R. R. HodgktnxoifJ’ of Newport Beach, who arrested nrelate. the priest who was wountf.. Louis# and Bud. eomplalned to th- cd. waa sentenced to on# month " Aktorner General that O r a n g e at forced labor, but under the law A 1 * nguntv DUtrlct Attorney Jam ** he waa deemed to hay# ##r##d Hd* Davis wax not conducting a vigor- j •entenc# while In prison awaiting ‘ oua prosecution. . trial. _— s£ 44a. .... . ■»w-w Sanford Churches Will Hold ' Annual Rally Day On Sunday Sanford churches on Sunday w ill observe R ally Day. the beginning o f a new Sunday School year. Children w ill be promoted to a higher grade, and mosl o f them w ill have a new teacher and a .new Sundav School room, • . . . J. E McKinley, minister o f the Firxt Methodist Fhureh. today fore­ cast that an all time attendance record w ill b« set at the Sunday school. There w ill be * photographer present to taka picture* o f tlje department. * ^ 1 7 ^ U,0n. .^Com m union wlll b* cU anr"* 8"uV given ta th* deportment showing da 7. .’ th* largest lncre*ao_hi attendance. With regard to the of 8 und*y schools in the Promotion and Rally Day will . be observed with a npaclad pro­ of better character, Judge Lowgram at th# First Christian la L. Fawcett of Brooklyn, N. Y. . Church, announced Th# R#v. W. P. after 11 years of experience on »'>Ye*l#y. World W|d# Communion, th* bench, ta quoted aa stating service will be observed, alio th# that out of 4.M0 conviction* attending TTLoyalty Crusade. .............;— minors only thr* /lunday schools. Out of 10,000 A good attendance la expected adult convictions, not ono of for Rally Day at tha First Bap­ w*a a church mttnbsr at tha tlm* tist Church, according to th# R#v. W. P. Brooks. Promotions In the of conviction. Sunday School wore held last ^ "Christian education la a ’muat* In order ta obaorve World Wida nunion thia week, the First Church observed R*1 ly "Day last week, according to th* Rev. Douglas Charles, assistant pastor. Church, of Holy Cross which tho Rev. Carpenter i* ly Day last pastor, observed Rally Bundsy to mark the ope tha church school. World J . E. McKInlty. "Democracy, aa the political aystorn for free peo­ abroad* and* un­ ple, la ehallatind a' dcrmlncd at home. Only aa tha cltls*ns rltlx«ns of a Democracy follow th* basic teachings of Christ In thalr civic relation*hip* can De­ mocracy be maintained. Democracy la a Christian heritage. Christian education can praaarvt a Democ­ racy for America and for tha FJ1BF.TS F IE L D . Brooklyn. O c t Ii day 'ill a ih iill-s o a k rd ball game Senes \I.B\.\Y. N. Y.. Ocl. 3. o il that »i|o.«ic>l lU S .W o iid T,«i\rrniir I h»ma« K. Ilrary ■ •at !**<> y t m i ' i ' - S p l f c r ' 'T n .T i) rrra trd ‘ "a S ta te F ihhI IT.m ini.siiiii lu tii-lii the |ir<i|tlr »V- iV sw'y:*r -» , ^ >m- —lias—n'/nTT; WASHINGTON. Oct. 3 ulq — The A griculture D rparlinriil •aid loda» the price* <*( d»lr> butter and r r c dropped III mld-Sepli-ihlirr l>,-cau»r hou»r» i l r * cut don h on 'th e ir liny i ii K iii ih<- face of rUinx price*. I'ricru ol dairs and pou llri pr.Mliii I- ii o r in n 11 « ri«r In I hi- la ir ' summer and tall o tirii pnidiirliim I* down. — Photo lly Itaymond Studio hy llumphrr) and Tommy Slrlngrr. Third row: jtirhnrd Bass. Floyd Sparkman. Charles Lee Don Ludwig, Wally Tyre, Edison Ntryrrs. Ilichard llnwkm.nr Chuck Hrrron. Charlie Thomas, /.eke klcNah, Dan Batten. Bill Brinson, George Swann. Eddie Senkarik, Wallace Biters. Molly I'iercy and Fd Brooklyn. Member* of the 1917 Seminole High School Celery Fed grid squad are shown above. Front row: lludd) Weathrrington. John Krider, Hay Dunbar. Gaorge Hague. Ilyron lleaed, Johnny Alexander, Eu­ gene Harper and Boxer Croeker. Second row: Donald Deal, John Keeling. Cedilck Dunbar, Charlie Lansing, Don Howard, Chris Jensen, Bill Howard. Bob I’utlin. Floyd Cooper, Glen McCall, Bob- j Dynamite Blast Day Is Set For U. S. Statistician Views With Alarm Return Of Dust Bowl Era; Kills Sheriff In . City Primary At Political! Fight CommissionMeet Cost Of Swimming Pool Now Estima­ ted At $60,000.00 In spite o f TlO f a t l‘ tli#T as yet has qualified to tun for th r .City. C nm ntiukuL_M *yotJJ_J. Guiwho. like Com m ilsioner.G coigr D Bishop, has not chosen to tun again, issued a .proclamation fur the Nov. 4 primary whets' (he C ily Commission mrt in adjouin-J session yesterday afternoon. The following ate to be request­ ed to serve again as election o ffi­ cials, according to Gordon Br.ul‘ Mrs m Margaret Harnrs. Mis. F. F. Roumillal and. Mrs. t i l . K. Watson. M ayor Gut r e a d * Jell le H u ts ry t-lu l^ VQuestin o if the proposed'.twnttming p «•* **.• . O K LA H O M A CITY’ Oct. 3 tA l The land is on the move since moie over millions, of draught-paidird acies in Oklahoma end o t l n states o f the midlands, government n|H -ils fear, bunging air ominous re minder of th# Dust Bowl days o f thr I'H O ’s. Man may have pushed nature too fat in the zealous quest*lor S3 wh*al to feed the world's hungrr. they say­ . K. D. Blood federal,.* rop,ju iis liiia n . said yrsteiday lhal if tin wm<irpL.(X4(T<—YtWil#nt • cififtiirJrV through the autumn months, tho picture will- lie "alarm ing/,'__ ■"CilTtirTVarionlaT* Who* fought I he battle to save Oklahoma'* *oil have their fingers ctoaaed as they keep one ey* on •the cloudless akie*. and view'with apprehension the acres uf newly-plowed vailh which la tinning to powdered ilurt. The blow if alight yet, but unlex* the rain* come soon,* condi­ tion* will la- right for a return of the terrifying spectacle of ilea* rrta moving -through the great plains co u n try 'o f the Southwest. Although statistics are amt >et available. Blood said Oklahoma’ r acreage plowed up thia year, (or W ASHINGTON. I M » |I ••»«!tlxur *1 rut - '•Vcirlaiy ol AKtnultuir Aliilritoll tiulay iltstliitnl llial tin- Agriculluir Drpiilmrnl it ciilltlurrillK puii.iaic* of giain duet I liom larinrii. I tin by-pawing of tlir grain extlianye* would be aimed to i mil the inll itmnai) upswing Po­ ol wheat ami coin pmet'and tnitiIs 1imi/e ipeiulatiun irsultillg fioin ‘ llic.Eutopcan aid pn/giam.---------- Ousted Tennessee litical Leader ..... . __ t . _ Killed, Son rlu rt1 Andn.on i.dd »i tbi» im..iidc • 1 - ETOW AH. Tenn . ’ Oct. • J I M MUllUNrJ 1‘ SS* t» S l r*t Arthur Godfrey . May Visit Here During: Winter Aiilnir Gmlfrvy, noted t’BS ra* diu comment *lo| lliia morning liinti'il mi hla.xTir-aterfield program that he may v is it Sanford this winlt* i iihtl Iniiig ius wind*1 s ta ff III rim Mnv fair Inn ill teaponxo to a telcpboiivd Invilatlorf Monilnv fmiii Manager Lind \V*ber. It venv Mr.* VVebet wlm-*l#ft*4 -•.f( tbe avalaiwho »f telegram * to peisuade Mr. Godfrey that Id* hotuir guest l e)<Yr. lir s r t li got th r lust 10*0 in th * ninth. Biu<e Edwaufs on « long fly that Lacked Johnny L in d e ll. against the left ftsld wall. H * o i l l r d C all Funllo and M snagtt H TrfpM iction sent G icninddd in to run for lum. spidei JoigrnstU then touted cut to George Mce-( (Jiinin fot the second out, leaving fie \e n s*|u it one out away ftom jh#__ lllir r t ball game e ie t pitched in S rnrv competition • liio n fird d ii daiingly »t«le »ciond bavt. |urt sliding in on f do»« drttxinn, and I ’r l r Reiver, batting foi irlie Ir i llo g li Carey wa* ut New York combat limit prob­ lem* re«ullln* from what he ■failed ”*er> lilgh price*” and “a -horlaxe <t| r«-ential xraiua." The Governur mimed Dr. Her man E. Illllrlme. 'Mate liraltb rommixNionrr, rhairmau o f llie* romml*nion and kaid legi*lati«e 11-.nlrr* had axtre,! .to a fluo,* into apprupilalimi to finance the prii#iatn g Z S S fG fc ’ t o Lavagetto Hits Dou­ ble In 9th. Scar­ ing 2, And Ending Bevens NoIIit Gam# l i/Fi Cookie lavagetto's pinctr oil the isttht lirhl nail, the Move Studied To Pre­ tloulilr L illy l)i«L'ri. base hit oil Bill vent ‘ S p e c u l a t i n g Bryrns, gave Brooklyn a 3-2 vies OnGrain Exchanges , loiy uvri llir Ncs* Yoik Yolkee* Dr. Johns prefaced his talk w ith a fine tiib u le to the* beauty cases." Wyc'ie o f Sanford and its la k rfiu n t and few in • numbrr s» •*•••••'» • and not o f such chataclrt as t o 1hndrcaping. rt . i __ . u l I l#» J i i r tl reflect properly thr Hue •overall I Ue « *ve 6n inc,e* w ° ‘ educational allotments in th r South con(lilions w ithin t h * theater." ^ Un,,n« ^ a . n.0 ^ Whnt Women Like About Their Launderette Store IJlUNDERETTE OF SANFORD Gcneial Lee, General - hue m f * -r-vW P in c h -H itte r W in s ** >r D o d g e r s In 9 t h W i t h S c o r e O f 3-2 Teachers Association Told Of Need For Better •T r a i n i n g ^ v N O . 231 A.Hsociatrtl I’ ri*H.s L eased W ire F R ID A Y . ( K T . T. 1917 * Great Progress In Education Is Related By Johns WASHINGTON. O d . 3 OT The A im y’s ln»)>ectoi General dc elated today that a series of sr tides by a Scrtpps llo w a id cpI ummst gave a "w h o lly erroneous picture" o f inislieatrd enlisted men and high-living officers ' P io g irtt in education dunng the Italy under Lieut. General John Tmst JjBvpnlh* has becn.lltc jgiMlest -*»*r »rA i, . tt».‘» 4 k i> ^ •£. 'H ".Lf«. tu the . Iiistuiy o f the nation, Dt. Maj. Genetal Ira T- Wyche.a*»|l R. L Johns o f the U nivenity of UM slotwt by jfMM Robert C, Rusrk''were bared on a "fc>. Florida told members of the Semi­ nole Teachers Association at then fact*, half-facts, rumors and un­ meeting at the Seminole High truths!" ■ Thate hay* been only " * few School auditorium last evening He isolated cats* of maladminittralion was introduced by * J - B- Rootand piobable miKarriagrs ot Ju»- president o l the club.. .. Mrs.- Boyd Coleman. Seminole lice, non* of which were condoned High School instructor,' was fleeted Meat Prices CRISC0 N EW SPA PER ^ G e n e ra l J o h n L e e es S ill; s D A IIiY a 1947 SEMINOLE HlfiH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SQUAl) tlUtpngymiMt **• •ltgf“»»‘e'1 sfc ■ IN D E P E N D E N T S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A Eatablbthed 1908 ■ -Brain Operation Jewish Agency •‘V inttlc chAU^r in t«mp^rst By ADELAIDE KEKR AP Newsfcaturea Writer American women,* celebrating (he twentieth anniversary of Na due to a combination of social and T his theory, a* an interpretseconomic factor*. The Women'e lion of history,, which pretends Bureau of tha If. 8. Dept, of Lab­ til l»e, ha* no validity,"..the now . or. after in!rr»W »>g «h»n Defense .Chief xaida “M a n ^ U s a - M tea. Expert* laid the .da rial' Business W om eJa W e c k A (JJ,*1'l l eaplngad ta DMA. m g w f i i f g M i w i w '—wwMM r 1* inning Dodger, ip u it. it w u *t QUC i t J c u ffU) ll- lJ U t UMt M u n e « 45 in ten war-congested area* long li-fore there were either InI— planting necessitate! by k - cool p e r i o d which contained' their located throughout the country. dultrUlliU or business managerr.' ever be able -to' greatest business, professional and found that 84 per cent of thoae, «Am#r|etn bu,tnea* doe* not •pimg. polltiral advance. It also contained them. They never did despite * want war and neither do*. AmerFruit, aoybeana and vegeUbl* the hottest and most varied-crit­ who** wrant'ed to' work two-run hoiner by Joe DiMaggio I if. n |,b«r. American business ha. crops also were damaged. County icism—especially of "Mom*—that war had to support ‘ r ; [supported IU government, as h** and th e -firs t p in c h -h it homer in Agriculture Agent J . C. Hedge tha women of this country ever married wotften constituted more American labor, in war* which at Youngatown said much of the received. Sariet hiito ry. by Larry Berta in than 33 per cent of the female lab­ were forced upon us by the mad­ eorn crop in Mahoning county National Business W o m e n 's the tevenlh. was damaged and peache* were Week is sponsored Jiy the Nation­ or force and women were the ness and fantseism of 'totalltanTwo down and perhapa only twin frozen on the tree*. Temperature* al Federation of Business and beads of 16 per cent of the eoun- an leader*.''— — — -i' -to * 6. the Brooklyn Club had In Ohio ranged down ' to 23 at Professional Women's Club*, moat tryrfs families. . Many experts ex­ Forrestal said American Indus, pect the 1950 census to reveal a (ounted on p (♦turn to home areneLancasUr and at east Liverpool, of whose 110,091 members have try has, spent more than , 20 bil­ r» to wipe out their illaaatroua ex­ but most of the heavy com pro­ built their careers In th* period marked Increase in the** figures. lion, dollars In the past 20 month* perience* in the Bronx where ducing areas Ilea to the weat of alnee World War. In that period _ on capital expansion,, an Invest*. they ram* apart at the aeama yes­ Lht-ju: town* and the temperature* th*” United State* women’s labor ment that war would impair. terday with an exhibition of acmi'reading were not ao low In the force virtually doubled—from ap­ “There la not a man In this midlhif Ih-laklnk'a IO-5'Thumcoin areas. tl a.llssn i l i w rsae proximately 8,600,000 in 1020 to audience who 1* not desperately mtDr. WatU said, the patlfnt a conOfficials of two wrstern New 17.310,000 In early August, 1047. anaiou* to see the world etnhat* all pedeLines police atu; Inea o f poll York state packing plant* callad Of these, 18.880,000 were working on a century of peace and of •trianx ana w within rian* wiiithin two hlorka or the ’ e m iilld rtll'la n s lo n . the tomato erop a "fallur*” be­ and 830,000 looking for-jo b s.' ball ill park, demanding a ahow of In an interview at th# Ulh as­ reconstruction and repair 6t the cause of frost and an unfavorable terrible phyaltal and spiritual . Today women constitute almost ticket before a "person wax per­ spring planting season. The total 20 percent of thoae at work In the sembly of the International. Col­ damage which tnanklnd suffared mitted to paaa the temporary lege of Surgeons. Dr. Waits, who yieldja estimated at 40 to 50 pgr United States and are the great in the six’ year* of war,” the era. Despite the Dodger drubperformed the operations nga, a full houae of tome 34,500 TUB HOME PLATE AT THE Yankee Stadium In New York waa a mighty buay place in the fifth cant under last year, and tha crop majority of workers In a num­ Dr. Walter Freeman, he gave this Secretary said. ber of bccupatlons. They form fana waa assured. All reaerved inning of the first World Seilea game, when the Yankee* brought In flverun *. In the aboye picture, termed the worst in 27 years. “But I also bellow that no on* In Atlantic county, New Jersey, 03 per cent of th* secretaries and report on the result* of his case*. aeata and boxea had been void lung Jo.. DiMaggio (extreme left), having just acored, looks bark to watch McQuInn crossing the plate for Twenty-five of thalr form*! in this audience will di(fer with the frost waa reported to have •fo and elub I’realdent Branch another run. Rlaiutd (10). next to bat h typlits, 90 per cent of the medical patient* are regularly employ, this atatemant: until all nation* ' ‘ - to j| 1Mat H third. w y Meanwhile, i i l — hold* up’ hlaI hand atop -Johnson Dodger Ricker had to turn bark aome 83.­ catcher Edwards keeps nn eye Oh the field action ami pitcher llranra (at right) runs In to back up sharply reduced tha sweet potato laboratory technician*, 08 per cent ed, 8 to 10 percent are *mployr<l __ . are willing to accept tha prl :crop and coat farmers thousands of the professional nurses, 62 per 000,000 to fana whoae onlera could the play. The Yanks woij. 5 to 3. _______ (International) * 20 percent (women e „f .— ,h , ------... rule bf . ­law rather , .___ _ , .ejpj .r— of dollars. Tha county agriculture cent of the bookkeeper*, accoun­ part time, — pot be filled. agent, John E. Brocket!, said tha tant* and cashiers, 42 per cent of patients) are able to keep house,^ban the rule of fore* it would Faced’ with the overwhelming •ion” o l Greece by Russia** Balkan temperature dropped to around the (tore clerks, 04. peC-^ent of 20 percent ar« able to remain ^ #| foo|Ub to risk unilateral mrldcnre tluit only on« flub. the 26 and 27 In aome communities th* telephone “operator*, "TT par horn# but cannot P*” 01™ •ny|disarmament *» It would bs to satellite*. ’ m t (Hants, ever reeoveled fiolil -bollah fir* department* In tho and that It wa* thr earliest rent of the laundry o p erativ e 47 duties and 25 percent atM H m II mmi I |i«m l*#M * (li»*) \faatla»e# !»•*» !*•*» < > »*• fbuieie. Delegate T. S. laianif two opening loasea hud Went on to »we operat(V*aMn'ao4•'mnuu* fro-aF, t*n)ita memory. . res. vln a Series. Manager Bart Shot lliC./W irtah- M vIwh-^l^be-Jrer. aurctlr-mwcuaewi AUsanw. Bulgaria 111** k*>-» aww n e w Hr ports on the mfdwrsterti corn! ' _ tHqa»k “ ' ' ^ (h h k ld *the tiff* ARcnry. C. Kenner, •-ton.. ot - the 'a n u Yugoslavia o f iM |KinnCiliiy peak o f $2.86 V i laefori recediding crop were somewhat more favor­ ton manufacture, '98 per cent of sibWcis were patianta in mental I General George th* dressmakers and seamstresses c•Tj q . a. •i - . . L.j.kos name of hi* starting at nla atari _ pitcher .. ibn * m w u befer* th e ' operatold the ordnance men »ha» vlrr lle -d rc ta rrd in r(fa c t: for “ the b o rd e r. invasions ihst aomewhat. able, however. • outside factories, 00. per cent of r W ^ l the Brooks came out to .take batf 'T ? enmmartHer of stratsvle alrriqw**. I. Any tolulion of the Pales the operatives In knit good* and have taken place in recent months In Indiana the Weather said v * 1 . . * a..-n.. .ii m.toriai Af W^rM'War* The C ilirrn s ' Food Committee, tln r practice. The operation, I IMP l»|A a •flrat ••— * j . New aod had been applied to line question would ie«|uiie en- in Greece," and said .there was meanwhile, advanced plans for fio*t had practically killed tender 00 per rent of tha boarding house tth a wire loop, but now umw . • •«.— keepers. with a Wire loop, but ,now_ | w a r"W ro k e ^ o u t.- _ suggest'd that tha balding apbla between the forcrinent measures.­ ‘no ju stifica tio n" for such attacks. an "all-m edia" campaign ol sp|cad crops In the north and there was some .damage in the central Computanta on th* number* of with a knife, severs maker# of almMn# .pronriler* atandt and bate linaa and aome . 2. Paleihne Jews weie lesdy to Tailang told the Assembly's 57 these-slogans over the land:-. araa. Immature or wet eorn and woman In the teaching ranks vary in the whit# matter of thejfrpn. learn # new trail? *n such an 203 new1 box aeata were added nation - political-com m it tee: along both foul line*, slicing about defend ihrmtrlrrt, nnrr they at­ "B u y wisely. e*t sensibly, waste immature soy beans were dam­ from 76 to 88 per cent,* but they u l lobe. These nerve* ar* th* event sine*, "w* pkohably won t "W# certainly cannot accept lip. three fret off the play log aurface tained independence, and would .claim that- berapse the United nothing"— especially giain, meat, aged In the north where consider­ are unquestionably in a big maj­ pathways which tranaroit worry u«o tt>»"i op our new combat able cutting, up for ensilage is ority. In the field* of higher t o . th# gray, -matter, aom* or elreraft.” although tha right .{laid .foul .o*q»eiale-w ilir'Illy UN enforce- R ules and United Kingdom, gov— « education woman' now serve aa which degenerate, after »h* J°P* r t l ChlJ 207 feet from. the meol agenc). . . rimin-ole have given aid to the rgfcs and puultiy, and "d o n 't atari repotted. president of 84 eollega. J l l per g r a jl o g ^ ^ t i e n t will quit worthe next war in your gatbage c a n .' ■plate, it la nut eaiy for inflhanded Greek government, the nrighbois 3. .The minoiuy recommends --------- -----------rjrtng about the fulur# anfl^m J I * aided by a Inbotomv than r m t'o f* ~tfnrroUflf*~«i!d"unlverxlty hitters to smack homer* In the justified Iherel.y therel. The committee ltrld ._ ill----(if. V ir v i r n n i i T t i of ‘Grcerir 'f*-*** a ir JusimeU eurgeons reread In the o f UN.S lO llfta .a . fr tlr u lif .t l t o -g u e ar im'<r n w in i7 ir i~ T IiH b c inerting in th r White Moysr yes total), and aa president* of 6fl for th# moment. Testa have show it l«» Dodger park. The high fenres —*rhh—ttx -ru rrtn g xurfurp-- TtiHt stair in Valcsline was entirely opposition ill Ureece, . 7 ’ r" However, — vjunior co lltirs (13 p*r ccntU in that th* operation does not afr otwration. he .old said »ho tho K .K lt a ,,,* f ia n r a c e Oa»t Dr. trid s y as President Ttutnan called 1030-40, 420 (or 13 per rent u fth e feet a patient'* intelligebco, makes balls take unexpected ho|.s "unacceptable" evrn as “Such a claim, if adfhiltrd by operation wa* limited In scope, bam hnwer he was “ for him." doctorates. ta topped by a high Wife- acieen ‘ Walt* us, would lead tu intrrualloual on Amencans to conserve I0U,• »* said. t . na as many persons suffering from 'Tuhtrary to th* view exnreae- total) reem ed * * foi discussion. along Bedford Avenue. anarchy.” Dr. Watts, who c^ | v a rio u s' f« £ n . o f Insanity w .r* 000,000 Lushrls o f grain for Eu- ed by Senator Taft (R-Ohlo).M Some standouts climbed to stel­ r the operation for the < I| with emotional emotional tentenper on tn* c»|>wr***.o». ------bMaMd wi,h Tsiang described the llnlka.i t»l»e by putting less bread on the Hendricks told a reporter. ]t la 343 fret to the teat* along . LAKE SUCCESS. Ocl. 2 (AY “I lar position* aa th* heads of cor­ proldem as “an ideological cun. porations, department stores and the left field bn* hut the- distance think college presidents should does not Inerrasr, ranidly a* it .China lined up with the United flict inspiring an armed conflict.” dinner table and less grain fo take part in polities. General other field* of commerce. -Vhllc does at the Yankee Stadium. In Slates on the Balkan problem When these two type* of conflict livestock. M r indicated this country .Eisenhower as president of Colum­ thousands more eerved as their .1 deep center It’* on)*r 399 feet and today and called on the United •r* m‘*rged. he said, “they ere- might tre k to e xp o rt. 570,000,000 b ia University would make a able ‘department heads and aids. tha left field aland*'are within ate a crisia of the most dangerous bushels o f grain this crop year. splendid running mate for Presi­ Other outstanding did outstanding and valuable work in Ihe field* easy reach of a righthanded (lug­ Nations AssrmLIy to hall "inva- kind." dent Truman.” _ . of abclml welfare, home econom­ Referring to the opposition of. ger with good power. WASHINGTON. Oct. 2 01*)— Senator T a f t now on a western ics. nutrition, libraries and In ferifl (ty Russia and her Balkan to Mi-tjuinn. Flrat Inning Yankees §L 7A J'.I. ’ tour, was quoted recently as say­ Two run*, two hit*, no error*, satellites to any Security Coun­ If consumers slopped buying and ing he did qot « lielleve college such medical occupations as that Stlrnwelsa singled. H e n r ic h cil investigation inside Albania, larmrrs stopped producing choice, piesldenla should lake part In of occupation! therapists and (marked Into a double play, Reese three left. x-ray technician*. In Journalism, Bulgaria and Yugoslavia, Tsiang juicy beef steaks and toasts durjpg polities. Fifth Inning Yanks - ‘'LAUNDERETTE does unusugl jobt too! to Stanky to Hohinson. I.tmhdl . art and muale women also made l.indrll walked. DiMaggio hit jaahL went out, Jorgensen to Hohinson. ‘ Blankets! . . . Drapes! . . . Slip C o v * " , !n ' V ‘The General's Inclinations ar* their mark. the next right months, the food “trovernmcnta which claim Ina homer into the left field stands. democratic." Hendrick* said, “h* Hath Mats! . . . All Sorts of H eavvThng*! V ‘No runs, one hit, no errors, McQuInn Uiunred out, Jorgensen conservation battle for aiding the In the field politics noceneo should not uhject to Inrrachrd tha military heights under — —- — r , of v • ______ ahd govBlankets Come Out So. Soft mid h luff) ! oone left. to Robinson, Ralph Branca re. lernational investigation and ob­ lungry abroad would he half won. Democratic Administration., )*- «n>m*nt. which womerj ^antered First Inning Dodger* tdaeed Halten nn the mound for after World War I. they war# exAgriculture department livestock Ing promoted over many other tctulvely criticised for not having , Htanky hit to Newsome and was Brooklyn. Johnson funned. Kit- servation. If the .Security Council Is to function at all, It must have officer* by the let# President an easy out. Kuhlnion singled and auto singbil. I.idlar Ixiuncni to specialists estimate that norm ally send ohRouaavalt and was mad* supreme aecontpllsHed mare. In their first atole second. tadler'a throw bftun- Kcvae who flipped to Stanky, forc­ at least the right OO.OOOfAHI' bushels of corn or qummander In Europe. President 21 year* of franchise right*. To­ server, to any part uf the world ■red o ff' RlaiuloY glbVa' and Bo1»- ing llixxuto at second. named him chief of day there ar# only aeven women Where aerlnu* dispute .exists >r o th fr grain equivalent are used in Truman inaon broke for third. He was Two tuns, two hits, nu error*, where jieace Ji. threated. • • staff to succeed General (George) In the House of Representatives the corn hell annually to fatten hmwn out, Stlrnwelsa. to Htxiuto. jcf| , tho Marshall (now Secretary of and none In the Senate—• much •“Denied that right, the Secur­ beef cattle beyond the average ol Reiser walkeil. He tr W to steal r |f|h |nn|nK i>1Kigrr, Staftr). . ' smaller percentage than that In Second hut was out, lorllar to Itix-Branra lirfnl out to Johnsun. ity Council would degenerate CRi -R m ilh -a n d -F ren ch -pan**' gsMMLtUughlre grade. — ‘ ' 1 -----"lllaTecoYiTTa unlrnpoachaliTr.” mere 'debiting— iiVTery menta. Nevertheless women have ^utev‘ —---- --------- — ---------------- - •Rt*nky-p(TTT' <C 001“ to 'Iflxtuto. Into and the whole .tructure of pepr*, Ihe goal of the food con­ • No run*, on# hit, no errors, Roldnson lofted to llixxuto. been Increasingly active in the left. lower and Intermediate rung* of No run*, no hits, no errors, which we.so lalMlriomtf built up servation ptogram is to reduce ; Second Inning Ysnkee* at Sau. Francisco, would crumble." domestic consumption of giain al the political party ladder. In \ n t none le ft.' DiMaggio flletl to Ilersc. Me- ..... Sixth Innjng Yankee* fall of 1047 there are 234 women M'eallaa*# tim m I' m , » .« ( Tsiang said China had no csi- least lOO.OjPp.OOO bushel* so that —Dulrm- fanm,d,‘" ’Johnson *1hgle<l. in Germany of an economic ay*- in slat# legislature* and several Bobby Brown, a lefthander, reel interest in Uteece hut, be­ Rixauto was thrown out, Jorgrn- pinch-hit for Chandler and polled cause of the ini|Kirtance of this exports may come a* near possible lam of monopoly and cartelisation have eerved In th# revlelon of aen to Rohlnsuti. it double. Stlrnwriss bounded to question to the future o f peace, meeting essential nreds of shoitagr which did much to promote Nasi •ta ta constitutions. * ' No runs, one hit, no error*, one Staqkv who threw him out. Brown she would support the U. 8 . res­ aggression.” f: . They a re‘repreaented In almoat atras in Euro|>e. left. Wallace declared that llerb *:t every branch of the Judiciary, ser­ moved to third. Hrnrirh doubled, olution............. _ ........... railing on Albania, Bui­ 3 lb s . 1 .05 . Second Inning Dodgers Secretary o f Agriculture Ander­ Hoover's “plan uf rebuilding Ger. ving a* Judge* In tn# U. 8. Ta* •coring Brown. I.indell foulrrl out 'garia and...................... Yugoslavia to ________ r e s u Walker went out, Kisxuln to to Jorgensen. DiMaggio walketl. and desist” from further aid to son told newsmen yesterday farm- many as a bastion of private Court, U. S. Cuatome Court, U. 8 . McQuInn. llermanskl walked. Ed- McQuInn also walked, Johnsun Creek guerrillas. yrs could ljwfff save grain by sell- monopoly (la) developing as the Circuit Court of Appeals and aa ‘ward* doubled, aeorlng Herman- popped out tu. Stanky. ■ * ' i 1* 1 , . . - . l ,. cor# o f American policy.” By th i* municipal Judges, probate Judge*. The American -resolution al vt aboul. / ~ t d h„ M |d aki. Reese singled, •scoring Ed­ One run, two lfli»r* no errors, propose*, yrration of a apeeial ng hag. at much lighter weights |domestic ralatlona and Juvenllo - r^ ward*. Jorgensen filed to DiMag three lef|. and by a|>andonng. for the (ime U. 8 , has •renudiated" " ' “ th* ' .•oryejL i Auemlilf committee to stand 4 -*~ llatlen singled, satulln* I.lh ■l.i.l.in U~r.» ’ h iinmrth ii^ l Germany to agriculture anJ light In many’ profession*, however, p is . m ' t e e f caille to Ihe lop grade. _ tanliy asunrrii ui< -Fjollar domestic* industrial and now lx the fifth Yankee pitcher. Furlllo rank* of women *Ull are very Cattle fall Into four major "pushing a program that Imperil* the ■love, enabling Bees* to advance *.mall, •* SL....L have mad# a though lli.lf fhav K nt ,to third and Halten to second. singled. Walker bunted to John-1 MOSCOW. Oct. 2, (A>>—S^tlona grades—choice, good, commercial ail or mankind?’ No. 1 creditable beginning. Th# last Stanky doubled, yrwfng both M.n who threw to second, forcing j of the Moscow press asserted to- and utility. Since Herbert. Hoover visited census showed that-womon com. FurHIo. llermanskl pupped t o , dsy that the “Anglo-American _ T h * bulk of th e . grain tiled JReeae and lUtten. Germany 'as 'an official InvdUL stitute two per cent of the coun’ . . m .L . Vic Kaschl, a .righthander, re Johnson. Walker Mole aeeond. Ed* i bloe” 1n the Ifnlfed Nation* was to produce choice, qr top grad-, gator for President Truman," he RVJIUIV lry*a lawyars, flv# (P«r_c«*xt_or^Ih# ward* walked. Reese struck out. | guilty uf “lowly Intrigues" on the cattle go#* toward putting qual­ the mound for ‘ placed Newsom oq said, "'American emphasis has doctor*. Ilttl# ovar two per cent No run*, one hit, no errors, two nutation of replacing Poland In ity ‘on the meat rather than add­ Plain or Self-Rising * Yanks. Robinson singled, sendbeen on rebuilding Ihe heavy of the architects and a amaB Per­ _ , .. , . . . ithee Security Council. • g Stanky \to third. Furlllo. ing additional pound*. goods industries In Germany. Tb# nevcnlh Innmg sank' ObWce beef ha* more fat abo <t program for the development of centage of thoao working In aclanReiser, douhlod, jlnch-hitting Klxxuto flbd to llermanskl. I New York dispatches from-J "th# " and Jtoblnson. It. particularly * mixture of **1 agriculture has not been «ul*r- tlfic Gold*. Howoter. eun«nlJt«rj| . s.t V - . ............ , Ing Stanlrj leg* enrollmenU Indicate that th* 11 k-e—srrouiMRd ode-' out, RtlrnweU* U rr y IUr.ii■ J e l l e d f « r ^ l l « . L i e t it r r e .^ d e n U alao a c ^ « with the Wan, than th# other taken." , i. • 4jMJ next ceruua may reveal a alaabl* Del Mont# to MeQulnn. . , •, i S f . rl»h field f o , ^ * ^ Americana*ofl**vl- loafer grades. This additional Wallace took tlma In Hoeton increas* In those Ogurea. fat contribute# to the flavor of u Six run*, six hlU, no arror*. one £ m e run. • Hugb^^Casey repUced c K M l UN the meaL'Tt naturally * 4H*<for to decry “th# alarming power Many factora conUlbuUd to ' left. t of a few man to dictate our wel “v JB/v TlV Branca on the hill for B r P o k J j r » . | ^ . ■ Third Inniag Yankees higher price* than the other fare or poverty at homo." Jta aald American woman’* working Ir-Sr-i t *t -fc-rix - i- nu x i f j Pag# bounced out, Hrese to Rob alai<4 nr " * 1 “* * * * In th# past three U llar *lnglrdf>‘ Al Clark, hit- son mirnwelsa wa* rallr .1 outKlK* vane* grades. All Tall-Can* on 0n* d ,,P,,lfh. halting Its *t that "one-Unut of one percent uf • of tha moat ouUUndlng obstacle* and l«_“la increasing »tln* for Kaschl, walkriJ Stlrn. son. Sllrnwrlss was called out on However, much of the extra fat American corporations, own 62 but on* -wslsa struck out. iMfiflch filed strike*. violations of th* U. N. Charter on thole# cuta la In axeeaa of.th# percent of toUl corporate a*One run, on# hit, no error., |u m#1|| pr|ftelp|^ quantity which average consumers a*la” and iddodi .to llermanskl. I.indtll singled, left. scoring Lollar and sending (-‘atk nonetUventh It Is well known, that from the .will eat along with th# lean, of­ , "The financial aod roanagem* it Inning Dodcti ._ _„ , , , , ___*fa, ,to second. piMagglo,, singled. and through political hireling* Berra went In Itehlnd th* plate very founding of The' Security ficials said. Aa a eonreuuenej, * ub • Scoring Clark and moving ^Llndeli Council on# country from eastern much of thia extra fat>t la left ml. MeQulnn fanned again. for the Yankeee. Jorgensen doub- Europe waa always represented on plate* and go## to waste. • men who control the**, firms— a goodly percentage ofour gov­ Casey whiffed. Stanky pop. IlM) No. T Can Two rut\». three hlla, no wrors, led. Meanwhile, tho Population Ref­ ernmental power—determine how (C-attss-esI - - ' ~ pod to McQuInn. Hohinson filed among th* temporary members. son wa* duo In l^sttlaabttrg, at erence Bureau bald that If Eu‘’However, this time politicians two Icn . much a worker'* -or a farmer a 0:60 A. M., to Inaugural# * re­ to DiMaggio. Third lanlag D*dfee* No runt, on# hit, no error*, ono from tha U. 8. State Department ropt'i population ktepi rUinf it» dollar la worth, how much It will nown! of oaaasnger aervlca on thi “ Karl Drews, a righthander, re­ are trying to 4e* to It that th* food ahorUg* may become a per­ buy at th* th# grocery atore, wnemer whether . lino between th* tw6 Mated Rasehl on th* Yankee left. Eighth Inniag Yanka loading committees of th* United manent world problem. shall have full employment affected 111 Gibb# „ . . mound. Drew* hit lUrmanskl In The Bureau, an organlaatlon Nation* be made up mostly of Hanrich walked. Lindell singled, aisd full prbductlqn or scarcity f llM Jackson, Gov. V/rlghl a fter tha back with a hall. Hermanakl delegatei ready to go obediently of U. 8 . unlverally profe*»«n. raced to second on a wild throw Henrich. stopped at second. Dl- along with American diplomats. estimated 32 European nation production with privaUly con­ receiving a report of today a , ahootlhg. aalif h# would Invaatlgate th* U tter by Drew*. Dr*we Maggio bounced to Stanky who galn.-i ll.oor.orn In p'-mlatbrn trolled high profits. “They have opened up a strong "1 find it even more alarming, th* Incident further before de­ Edward* out at ffrat, Her- tagged Lindell and whipped to eam|ialgn behind tho scenes which during I l f war. d aplt* heavy caxSeaaweot I going to third. Rees# wa* Robinson to romplet# a double seeks to oppose the election of the ualtK*, and will gain another h* aald, “that those aam# Inter ciding to place armed Guardamen roWn out. Drear* to McQuInn. olay. Henrich moved to third. Ukraine to tha Security Council." Z2.000.ti00 in the next tan year*. •at* control our foreign policy aboard tha vehicle*. naan tingled, scoring ller- MrQuinn grounded to Robinson In today's shooting on# bullet .The dispatch said that after tha Th# figure*‘did not Include Ru» and have a groat share of th# power of Ilf# and death over the waa reported to hare boon aont ki. Halten hit to Rlnuto and waa out at first. first balloting U. S. Secretary of No nine, on* hit, no error*, on* SU ta Georg* Marshall left for a young men of Atperlca and th* Into the rear of th# bus. The bus Harman’s 8klnl«ss Ripped to Stiritwela* to foreo Even lief ore th# war L u ro r baseball game firmly convinced had an'average nf only 1.1 aere* driver said he heard th# report _._*naan a t second. Eighth Inning Dodgtft One run. on# hit, no error*, on* ajid m w amok* but did not see that th* Ukraine would b* defeat­ of crop land to feed each paroo'i. Furlllo went out, 8tirnweiaa to ed. . . .j\ i.-^' . ■ i tha ambuxher. •; out hoavy emigration, It explained Guy Irving Burch, di McQuInn. Walker Wok* hi* bat Fourth Inniag Yankee* Tb# bug' bad aboard aavaral we, or othor nations, will has# "However.” the dispatch said, rector of th* Bureau. i walked. Rltxuto flied on a single. Pag* uncorked a wild “hla calculations fall 1 ~ "Nutrition and land axiwn« to contribute an Increasing amount company man and three o tW , _ n i k l . Lollar doubled, fcllch, letting Walker reach aee­ piately, Thia our, passenger*, a woman and a baby o t food to Europeans froi jmswrally agree It take* ebon. Johnson all th* wav from ond. Hermanakl struck ou t Ed­ by American* on other d ‘ on elderly man. No on* waa diminishing acre*, on the av ertr*. I f f*« Jack Phillips, batting for ward* filed to DiMaggio. Injured. a-peraan adedo«t* I|v w xsk * * many E uropean - -ta unts lea afWf No runs, ono kkrtUTOrrors, „ filed to IU raanskl. Stlronpt«d him to •f«ty promy peas even among atin Amari- In an Interview. • are encouraging a high birth rate le f t * , singled, searing Lollar. Han"Thia crust it go on forever * make th* theot, th* rovemor aald can*." "In America wa have abott / Ninth Inning Yankee* bounced to Stanky who throw terday because previous warn­ high officials of tho Ag Referring to Soviet Deputy thro# acre* a parson for Ta* Johnson bounded out to flra t s had "gono unheeded by tho#* rlcu ltu r* Department D epartm ent so: say A m erica rtculture production of food and elothlig Foreign Minister Andrei Vlahln* « » * , two hlta, ossa error Riaiuto flied to Walker. Berra I . depleting The fetT llR y ,, o f U» who seam determined t a . seriously mavorlala. sky’s atatemant during tha vothit to Stanky and waa thrown out " I f E i n ^ f a w w 't a v f t f a T W cropland* to ra is e gigan tic cro p * Injur* aom* Innoeeat person or tng. the dispatch said lhal it wa» at fir s t ' ' of babloa, arlth- for relief." 'iij ii]. worthy to not* that the chairman. No runs, no hits, no ortora, ndler, vataran right* Open Al| Day WedawsUya For Your Tb* company, struck by 1.000 In the 18 nation* organised to Dr. Omwaldo Aranha of Brasil, ' Drew* on th* sr* o t sn AFL * ‘ ‘ *---------* Eh m U i e b b " trie d ---------* May B0, baa _ Burch estimated -LTlOjOOO couth ’operation in Mississippi and i bable* ware born In 1948, hla speaking.' that the crop hat been damaged in all but the aouthernmott counts ✓ VKATHKH ForrcHtal Speech of tile we*k, Dick a n d r i s in g r u s t * , th e t .-t a I a c re * A dynamite hla»(, w h n li tqqicd >•! an ! iA i i h n I v i ’ V R u D O F t S O i l Aiken, contest winner, wa* from m rsx n p lo w e d f u r w h e a l h a v e g u jic , UU. .vuttimobilr- in xbred.r’ ittir tM - H r ^ e a e fi y e a r. ' ,( Ivina, furnirr shniff and ou.tr I L l l l l l IW lll M i l t l l l l U H |ford got n |ot of national puilllclty nvei- llie radio network. C o n s e v a tin o ls t* m e q fr a id th a t I'logiess III t Ire I /in n (Tub's »• Nr.-, Gi-dfrec said on hix broada r i r s th a t s h o u ld h a v e 1>cen d i­ I'mlilical Iradri of McMuin coun v id e d t o s illi- s a v in g |n :n I ii r » h a v e ty (Trnii.) Imlay, ami iii|uird In* eampalgn to place gum bull ma- east this morning that Sanjyurd chines lliiooglmtit l„- tailed !u» "borne ttiwTi^-a X V11■fv * asss *-px-s -» tb# * 1city “v, to inise IVi 11li l to r n u p t»y ih e p lo w in th e m u I lutlr grandson.' funds for-rhe-aid-t*»-tbe-ldiinl wvil j ntui thnt—hr wouldbring »U 01 r a r e f o r m o re w l r e s t . -------------- -— ' r rxplormn Idrw off li*in * , undri-privileged youth program, I |tU Uiya down herefor a vaealeg. mangled lot Irll .aim. |WM ,,-iit,rti-d by John Ivy. "gum When he told Mi. Weln-r over and filled lot Ikk Iv wiili piecu| luill" ehalrmart. to qiemlirnr nf th#* tlir |j„. irlt'itVHHir udeploitie that mm In- had to-k*#p If there in no rain, the pro»|M-.'t of ilrel. lie diedihorlly ..li.-, , club at the Ion. loon Imhvy ul the«• |||i Iiim in rr.iriinstA (r»»m Virgintt* . ||it» fuiliur nt ' Tourist l i-nlFr. la for der-p irmiide in the plui'is Mr. Iv«*v i f port is I thnt to 4|ntr. t.lM||d Imfutli’tint lliMHigh th# country. • • waid ill a liovpital al A tliriiv, the 112 iii4*ii limit hn%r •♦igm**! u|» to «»f* Stntioii WTliH ip th# The rniiia whnli normally full I Mi Mipo county real. If sufficient mnistuie falls tb -' w in t e r , th e I94 K c ro p lu v a k a ll r e c o rd s in y ie ld m « ‘ ‘ tik la h o m n . ; ti*ii«*l In late August to break the suni-j Irvins* giamjyon, Danny, appal UM* th»* inm hiiHM. nml thnt Mn i Mi ’ loot IvUphoni rail\ mot•* than #tf» hnvr mer heat failed to come this yl-m. r(|||y w<| lrt|out|y hurt. ' t*4*8*fi |»lu» 4*i| ih hnnl hIiii i«. •I! a rt- Mi. t.*‘»l(i v jj be. * 1. 'once Jl»Then Septem lier npem-il with nn |tw—bombing wai tin:. jirwsiM hImm that mcfuhiij (■ n i ri'.t il VMiiin •ilfWHjj ia, AtijrtrsGh n u n ;* fb n * iw in 'K " in in r i. Thlnn x -%Tit haiir- umpli iif non-partisun G. I. ranillDirk Kl.ln-rry reported that h e ' P a l C H t i t U 1 P i i n i l . V / l ’d * Oklahoma, he said, with tl.767.000 tend throughout the “bread ba«k- ilnt.-v over the loug-i-nti<-(i}J*-il |h*. would huvi- n program next week .. acre* harvested for. an all-tim-r et” Middle West. l { y ( x C lU T v ll r ) l r i K 6 With Ihe rest of the woi'.l liticul mnehim- of Paul ‘t’anlrell. in ronmi'lion wirb National Em record crop of 104,734,000 bush­ Ivrn.si whu ftci Ved ia.ahtraff un i ■■■*— el*. •ta rv io g f - r gram, a nm tm m -l •t*• nil ciiiitl elerk under tin- Can- pjov ih.* Phyairnl llandicappril * . • , * a! JERUSA LEM . Ocl. 3. (AT—A • In the drought years ofT fiiTiT drought crop fniluii- ibis \e«i tn ll legime, was« ln*lietv*l -la«t Vic- President It*, hard L w f.| .trike of I'atexlin* ArtlM, 38 the highest total «'*» 37.20!.- would bring not only nrule coml'11 o p iiH n rd mm I'flR f '!%«»• I who, ri*n.lii< le*F the meeting. «ug „t dawn in protest tlulis to the Southwest,, but won' I 000 and the lowest 28.272.000 hush, LAKE 8 UCCE88. Oct. 3. </P>gest.d that plans l«- mail*' f"r n ^ j||(|1 (,u. ,lt„,,0, rd partition of have rritienl International impli­ I Ruaala renewed her attacks op el*. Thanksgiving dance. Jack M ofil, | r i a n t l y r e d all Arab A* a result of good product loll cations. Iljivod pointed out, th# United 8 tat*a today with * A muricans -Reported son was directed I" n'd »• l',M" „ v (|unn t..«Uv and sent hundred* charge lit. tho- UN- General Aatbe ............ ... event. , llf thousands pcuring into MoaXembly by Dmltrii iMamtilsky. To. Have Plenty Cash ning Applii-allim for tin-mlarrsbip **f " ifofrign ' minister Of the Soviet Jac l‘« iru. menjber " f . !- ihe aU.cU acre crowded with Ukraine, that tha American K"*PHILADELPHIA. Oct 3, l/P)-v- radio station staff, was farrirwhl.) txtmn-t. since all Arab arnment was trying to throw a* >Americans held cksli and *lr|*i>eiu recejvtil. . _ hu*e» stayed. In garage.x and pick­ smoke-screen lo eoVei1 "Interven­ * MIAMI, Oct. 3 iJ't Sm.*!l craft J . W. MrU*>rmick, skeet inaturt- lulaling FI.HlMI.OOO.UbO during Ihe e ts lunged around bux xtopa- to tion” , in Greece. * ■ warnings w«s* ordered up frOm nr tif tbe Drlaml and Daytona srcunil quarter uf 1947, II.IMN),II t s ATOM BOMB nrevrnt Arabs from riding .In Meanwhile, diplomatic author!flbournr south through th* Skeet Club, gave, an exhlfdtion ntijMXM) mure than was shown in 0*1. 3 lA*) _!Jew i*h buses. tie* said that th* United Nation* oriila Krya at 10:30 A. M. to­ uf akrrl shooting al tbe Munich the first quarter uf this year, the TlaWASHINGTON. I I " Edmund A. Wal.h Z r t Falaella. ChriatlanArab n#w^ appeared to have but slight day with gusty wind* of 25 lo pal Airport range yi-alrrday Sccuritie* and Exchange Commis­ rnancp of workfng out ■ settle­ 35 miles an hour forecast fur tli* during tin regular -wrekly shoot sion reports. Georgetown University U M u %» JteMT ment for th* Jawish-Arab con­ area th(k afternoon and tonight. uf the Sanford Skret Club.' Mr. On thr ollp-r hand, the SEC FuT^gaOmring tmtey that "tlieie j iieavv Ida. k lairdrr * r" ^ . • l win Page --------------- - v headline* . a can U- littl*- .liiHlit that ItuSaia j Ifront slid carried flict over Palestine which would Th* Wrather Bureau said there McCormick . broke 60 out uf 54) said vesterday, Ihe rale of saving Iiow bus tlu- fnrmute f**r nml.-ai reading: be acceptable to both side* and # Yeah for the second quarter of 1917 bird*. ' , " f,*r Hi# i Funeral uf All-Enemlea of Arab avert all danger of a shooting was a “rather strep" pressure The meet wa* also fraturrd hv was “uuite low" rompated wilh f a n n u l ami blueprints gradiant ov*r th* Florida jn-nln! Woria.” ____ ; showdown in th* Holy. Land. alum I hiiii I i . the same period of last year. a father and aon match, which The outcome moat generally ex­ aula waa eauilng th# squalls. Th« was won by G. W. Spencer and F'rom April through June uf pected hare Is that soma solution conditions, th* Burrku said, was hla *un Wesley. thia vest, the SEC said, individ­ will b* proposed which will be caused by a high pressure area uals also added |900.000.(KXj to I The complete scores: pushing out of Canada. more agreeable to on* side theft, J . W. McCormick 25 26 60 their roulty in government Insur­ The Bureau emphasised that the other and that th* United Ram Gardner 21 19 40 ance. 1700.000,000 to their equity Nations will hava to taka respon­ no atorm was involved. Th# win*!* 38 in private Insurance, ftMKl,000,000 E. 8 . McCall 17 sibility for enforcing it with aom#. ar* expected to diminish by 0 . E McCall U 29 tu their holding In U. 8. govern­ . sort of international policing ar­ lorSbrrow. G. W. Spettrer 14 ment s*curKi»a and- $300,000,000 *7 rangement. T h a t presumably CLEVELAND. O il. 3 (*V) A Ilica in lin e d building program aimed P. B. Burrexs 0 <1 13 to thrlr investments in Sarings would mean contributions o f 19 19 an*l Loan Association*. W. B. Williamx al boutmg a x lu m lrii America wax urged today by Lhailcx A biam L AIRLINER HAKE armed fore**' by member nations 18 18 NEW YORK. Oct, 3—0D - A Jam ** Crappt rx lrgai adviser to the New York C ity Housing zYuthonly. for that spoelfl* purpose. W. 8 . Hand 12 K Transworld Alrllnar sent out FIV E EXECUTED In an address prepared for delivery before llie I4 lb annual con­ 12 12 distress meaiage early today while R. G. Williamx KALEIGH, N. C.. Oct. 3 (Al vention of die Mortgage Bankets Axtocialion of America, /Abrams pro* • PAY CUT Wrslay Stwnrer 0 8 F'ive in*’n In thalr* tw*ntl#x, two •n rout* from 8 hannon, Eire, to DETROIT. Oct. 3, ( # > - A dlaAndrew Catrr away (unfinished) qdiitea and thre* negroes, wrnt | kjic«I this pl..n: * . , clplinary pay dc.bictiun amount­ Gander, Newfoundland, but landed to th*ir deaths today In the state'* Public agencies whetlier federal or local would supervise th# ing to less than on* dollar p*r safely at th* Newfoundland airs port alx hours later. Th* airs gas chamber. It wax th* first construction o f maiiy home* l»ujO — PLANTS DESTROYED man was blamed by the Chrysler Someone walked through a bed quintuple execution In tbe his­ h u e private agencies (<■ *1" 11 for what It described liner said th* 8 . O. 8.. sent e% fur the tup third. Now th* build­ 3 * d '1,900 !i>7 A, M. (B 8T ), waa a pre« op beautiful tern* at tho home tory of North Carolina. work ami. on completion, sell tbe ing product would l>« aupplltd ** cautionary mesaaga”* which tha of Mrs. J . N. Whltnar on 418 house* to private individuals. employ** aad‘ threatened to put for everyone. pilot dispatched after discovering Magnolia Avanut laxt night and 8TOWAWAYH FINED "Whether a little speculator bor­ IJM0 oth*rs out of work. Abram* deplored what he coaan air bubble in th* fuel lines. FRANKFURT, Germany, Oct. Tha deduction followed their 30- Th* difficulty lasted for 30 min cut th* top off a rare tropical rows UH) percent front an insur­ sidered the lack or a "maater ralnul* stoppag* a w##k ago In­ utas and th* pilot later messaged plant, th* Monsters Dtliciousa. 5—-(A')—Two Carman girl*, _ foiled ance company insured by tbe fed- plan” in re-building cities of lk *( ... . . ___ In .effo rts to *n»ah Into the. United ‘A ,*Lv«rnm#nt'qtuvsrnment-nr whether a nation, saying: retest ov*r lack of sufficient "Everything la- now okay.” . ' ' — ' HTRlKK INJUNCTIOV-------f W ' >tM by plan# In box**, wire I public^sgency in tha..plant., tha Chry*l*r publlc^agency such auch aa a* aa local lo •The buildings and th* nalgb* spokesman assorted. NEW YORK. Oct. 3. OP)— Tb# Qucd nominally today by a .U ^ .8 . housing authority builds the proj­ tH.rh.MMl* we erect today with th#W ect with fund* borrowed privately JEW ISH IMMIGRANTS first temporary restraining order m ilita ry govarhjnent courC make* no difference# from a cap­ low standards of poor workman­ RETALIATION NICOSIA, Cyprus, Oct. 8, (AT— Issued under authority of th* ship will leave u* with a* painful italistic standpoint,’* he said. WASHINGTON, Oct. 8, lA’I - Two hundred Jaws left for Pal**- Taft-Harttey Act waa Usuad late HOME SOLD “The only agency that wuuld an architectural hangover as ever The Army1 aald today that Ru*-. tin* today aa quota Immigrant*. yesterday by federal Judy* 8tePnllc* Chief Roy 0 . Williams followed an orgy of Jerrybulin­ sian military attaches ware net Many thousands of Jaws seeking hen Brennan to end a 10-day and Mrs. Wllllama recently sold be displaced In the operatlo* builder. ing.” spec their, home at 449 Elliot Avenue would b* th# apeculatlvc ta enter Palestine without immi­ Invited ta an antaance ock strike at Albany. A banker from Beverly Hill*. itratlon at tha Aberdeen, Md. gration certificates hav* bean in­ Tha order directed the AFL to Mr. and Mrs. Jam es H. Crepn*. I f we can fin d employment fo r for th* public Calif., said teat night that If proving grounds yaatarda> be- terned hare. The British sand International Longshoremen’s As­ W. R. Williams, realtor, hkndled him aa a contractor ft jm irlcan attach#* hav* groups of them lo tha Holy Land sociation to suspend Ha strike at the deal. Revenue stamp* In­ building agency, then no private our hard-won Democracy U In American danger, it l* largely becaua* a l beau barred from similar ahow- under m o n t h l y immigration tbe port of Albany and the Ngw dicate a purchase price of ftO,- entrepreneur Is dcaplared. . lag* la Russia. , “Th# pQvata *bulilder built only continuing economic iUa." quotas. York State Barg* Canal. 600. ’ 1 IC-allBM- m Paa* T a i l Russia Renews Her Attacks On America (iusty Winds Reported Skcet Coach (lives Exhibition At Mccf Alonjf Florida Coast M Streamlined Building Program Urged To Eliminate U. S. Slum* S a- ______ _ m —TT--------. . -W aX al..'/ .*. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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'»• . * ■! :' j Jft‘ J . H ». i • L • . • • . . . . • Ai . . • - • ■' ' . . . ■■—I ' ■■■ ' j y .---- K-.X.ZJ..-----J H E O a M ^ H I M 7 S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A W E D N E S D A Y .' 0 ( T . V, 1047 y n i<ri; .7rm-.-'p f-,i^ '— — — Asks . . » <• AM- INDKPENDENT DAILY NFAV8PAPI^H •‘• Tito Shortage Of People Slavs To Be Citrus Juices ar Is Reported ave Europe . 100 Million Bushels Of Grain Is Estiv--maxed As Minimum ■"Needs Of .Europe NEW YORK, Oct. 1. (A V Lewis Douglas, U. 8. ambas­ sador to Great Itrltaln. arrived today on the liner Qneen Elisabeth and aald that "moat people miscalculate and un-' dereotimate the amount of destruction" In Europe -and the Near Boat. *I ^0 » I WASHINGTON. Oct. I <7F>Presidcnt Truman asked the Amrrican people to aerve “ fewer slice* of bread’’ and help save 100, OOO.QOO buahela of (rain for Eu­ ropean aid.. He alio called for reduced feeding of grain to cat­ tle and made clear moat, of the taring mu" come there. “ There will be more than e ^ u g h . forxl in-the. United-State., to go around, provided it ia fair­ ly diatributed.“ Mr. Truman aaid. White Houae aidea aaid that in the Preaident'a plea to aerve few­ er alicea of bread the erophaiii waa on avoiding waile Addressing the first meeting of hi* Cit'tena’ Food Committee at the White Houie, Mr. Truman (aborted: ^ W e mint ge| pricea down and btlp hungry people in other countriea at the aame lime." Mr. Truman aaid the raving allied of each Individual la ac­ tually very amall. "One bushel of grain aaved by avary American in the neat few monlha will do the Job." he aaid. Public Is Warned Against Delay When Appendicitis Is Suspected CHICAGO, Oct. I (A1).-Neglected appcndicilui Lilia ai’ many per■ons in the United State* each year aa are killed in automobile acciJenti, an International A«>eml>ly of Sutgront waa told today. ' Dr. Ronald C. Collina, airiitant professor of aurgery at the Collrce >f Medical Evangelists, l^o* Angelet. aaid 55.000 Americana die fiom ippendiciha each year and \hat in 75 pettenl of the caret "the patient * *V f.iiift. Tbe rrmaining 25 per ♦ -------- ‘ •cm nf the dentha he attributed time. With good medical treatment to “ the poor Judgment of the doe the morality haa been reduced tor." to. Ireg' than one percent In re­ The annual automobile accident* death toll haa averaged aroun f cent years. At Hollywood rrrtbyfrrinn Hos­ 40,000 in recent yearn. _ ^ pital, .the adtent of the gulfanltJ>r. Collina aaid a study nf am«dcs and penicillin’ and lm12313 appendicitis patirnta at III* prov >d Mirgical procedural ha* Hollywood Pn'abytcrian lloapltnl rut the mprtality 22R percent lieahnwrd ‘that In 'the fatal caaea, low that suffered In the early the. male patlenla with |wrfnrate«l lO.IO's. . appendix delayer! 08 hour* l>efor* Ur. Collina predicted that great, •eeking medical help and that er Information-and Improved aurihe__female.- patient*. waited -In Kt'IT'WmTil reduce the mortality Itours. , . rate another 100 percent In tile Anyone with a peralatrnt aMoiii- next 10 years Inal pain lasting over five hoiu » Ur. Collina aaid In an interview should Beck medical aid, hr con­ that he used the McArthur Intinued. ciaion far to the right- aide of In a paper prepared for tho the body for an appciidectndfar He 12th annual aaacmhiy of the Unit­ raid tin* inch*inn had an advan­ ed State.* Chapter of the Inter­ tage over other method* In that national College of Surgeon*; he a surgeon could perform aome made these points: operation* without having to rn* Between Hi and 20 percent, of ter the peritoneum. This, he »ald, the population will suffer front lessened the danger of spreading nppcjidicitla during their life. possible infection. _ JluHainn.rropoHal—On Austria Rejected f VIENNA. O c t. 1. (JP>— An American spokesman aaid today France, Britain and the United Statea had rejected a Ruaalan proposal which might hide "mon­ umental and fantaatie t laim* aAlnit Aualrla.’ nhe ipokrimafi aaid the Rualiana proposed In the continuing Four-Tower Commission talks on the Austrian treaty that Austria pay for "all auppliet and services delivered- to Austria by any nf the Allied or .associated* powers between May 8, 104b and tho coming Into force of the treaty.” Tbe Russians rejected a U. 8. ropoaal, backed by Britain and nee. to waive all claims on supplies in the same These claims would, unthe propoeal, tie figured aa t’X costa of war and the realisation of Allied objectives in Austria. . Tha Communist preaa of Vierw na charged the United States with "opposing Soviet proposals to give Austria a greater meas­ ure of sovereignty," but U. 8. headquarters dismissed the attack aa "a very bad Joke." “No amount o f words on the p ( t of the Soviets will erase their deeds or make un for their |ack o f deeds," A U. 8. forces Spokesman aaid. "No amount of words of tho United 8latea ele­ ment, for that matter, would substitute for* all tho things the United Stele* haa done and la doing for Austria. "The Auitrians know where 'most of their food It coming a from, which tone they are safer IfB jW h o ia taking their .oil and |savin g their economic strength, * * am Who wants Austrian Inde_*i pendence and who does not. They hart had two yeara to find out, and a lot of 'loud noise won't suddenly turn black Into white.” Tension Mounts Dick Cooper Is On Labor Front; Main Speaker At Rails Included Kiwanis Luncheon ORLANDO. Oct.- t. (At— BELGRADE. Yugmlavia. Oct. I The U. S. Department nf Ag­ (/D -Premier Marshal Jito called riculture today nffielally con­ on Yugoslav veterans in a speech firmed *>hat every Florida rlt• ru» grower knew a long time yesterday “ to lie prepared at all ago—price* for the 1946-47 times, if necessary, to take up arms ■season were terrible. The US YANKEE STADIt’M. New York. *nd fight again." • ■ ” D\’* Bureau of Agricultural . _ ! Oct. I id’i Blasting four lliookEconomic reported the "on "We are walking as if there Brotherhoods Seek Cnndidate For Govcr- l' n r,k,1,r,’1,of ,r‘ "V* 'm" ’ »«ill lie peace for 100 or 50U •tree" aterage prirew recelsrd 0 ... hv ( l- j!w of p. w»-f. tli^ .New hr Florida grow era last aravcan. lliit let us prepare ourselves Thirty Percent InI .HOI S tlC S S C S “ , Aork - .A«flee* -»*erwlralineil- the non were 9b renla a box for at (I there w||| be. war lcmotrow. < v orange*. 63 rent* for (tapeter Con ser vation ! iWger* io-5 tod** «•* t*k* a .* £rdnsc ' In *W nV<5 fruit and $1.27 for tangerine* Tito told tTie men who had fought . . i J-0 Irad in the World Series K«- “ — far below price* for the two under him in the Paitisan move tty ASSOCIATED PRESS Need for the* con«gr* atinn of ||„te * , |j(J t |„*,(| ol I^.HfA, pretesting season*. tTen*ion appeared mounting on Florida's1water re.ou-res. and for: A limber l.v fommv Henrich. mrnt dunng the occupation. LAKELAND. Oct.. I •**> -Fan­ the nation’s labor. front- -today educating the public to know "When I say that we’ must h,p*p|p, vrhirlt lied the World prrparril, .this does not mean that ner* of fruit |iuces should lu**e with dispute* in Itantpottalinn in how vital lliia I* to ihe future s f „r* .record for' three-bagger, war will start tomorrow. I hit onl* a market with almost hare shelve* the vanguard, prosper"*- of the .tale, was today ||,y „ nf , |u|, ln , g, m>. l.alior trouble* diirupted travel ,l,e«*ed by Dirk Cooper; Stetson j ,HO dou|,|M hen they start selling their ptndui meant that it it a good thing to hr o(| ,||P- |uU prepared because in this way th« tion made from the new haiveit hv air. and halted handling of Univeraity law student andI cand.i | ,Ke l.igh-rid.ng Yankees. of Flotilla o ra n g e * ,*m| gtapeftoH cargo in ’ two writ roatl.h*il»ota, late for go*erner of Florida, in menace of wai will lie removed Nine of the safe.ie*, inilud'ng * I while the nation’ s railtnad* were Thi* I* die pit lure painted I . , < talk to Kiwanian* at tbe louri>t * "Impriialitm it like a .hyena , *ix- "f the extra ba*e «v*als, were w''b * l” »mal demand for Center. which seeks to tee where it can the I’Nielaon Rt|«ut, "just dishrh | .m*swm ' I |e **.«« in11«wInc r*7 bT Ilogei . Hrl it«*<ty tPOf eheVpIv ami-make, • « « i - 1— . !T - - , w . + W t U *'■"«• A«» h tsilion, lolloHMit it more than IhO.OOO memliei* of Ilartis who tiled him .* S.e.aon ™ . , ,;mb»,d'* the most profits out of it." five operating Railroad Brother­ atmlent.’ fho.ee l„, "tbe young, -........ l-..b » ,d . was taken out of th* Iito described the Truman Doc‘- receipt by tbe Florida Citiur Con*, was taejr out of tbe hoods. in *n rne*| likely to autteetl ‘ M*o I l.ombaidt n' . tnnr at “ nothing else than’ ih.* mission. However, there **>* a blight re*rated was lblari th " Cooper l,,r l,fd* »"«l lb* The re|httl. submitted every |w■/ •rratmn nf strategic hates in f'.UI tnkfrt ! » !i*m! ! ♦ hi . ***tf>ft. Il.tt «po| on the -industrial nen- A rnlr«r«| llir • I n 1 I'll'altf in nwalli* by tbe A: C. Neihon Cum r«.|ie and other parts of the world *<hetluled »lnCe ol about I h*Mill lli» I nfiiifn nul rineiRfu t iirgg. 11 mk Hehimiii ami Re% for the. encirclement of the Soviet pany of New 5’mk shows the «pian I I m i r y , m i l t p j , | , i n p |,:h e a s e , CIO b oiled Shoe Woiker* in Htlh tlir t*»ik / I mijiH. Union and other generally.,demo­ lily of tanned dtiiis and' coin ■Allie fvewiiil.il, the ttrong .irme.1 Inlernalionvl Shpc Company plants An Mpftiinn # »( Kiwiini* «vm* k'riitive juices utilired and in <. , ., . ,,, cratic eastern slates." in i■ a DDlhv l*» ih* f iniilv' *l*r ^*»tr ( re»k rluel from Oklvhnmv. who ' HWwll.wea . . ......... j ' " Ml**"""- I'l"’ " 1’ *"'1 •Thp I'rrmifr nniil that “ lmt>er! - ■ I llampsliiie **.*« aaeiled after union Rev. Milton n StiU tl. Kio aoimi. '-•me to the 1 mkr .» yen sgo in Mli.l*. clmigr u* for that, wliich llie «|e,i| iln) ,-n| loe Gordon t.v gw * i s ria I acceptance of a wage bike of u.t« ir.trl liv John I run tltlvwe are not guilty of" In’ tJreecr (le i slm,I, tulul'ied |lie Brooks Mi Oi|H'r' iiitl I lint !» • * h»i«l •"< Die settle. and tha! the Americans and Brit, l ) r . K , L . J o h n s lii.ikr**-* ! mrnt, *ub|rtl to ratiliratimi by , lift'it •!?<»!v •iniptf m «I wtth the willi '» Ini. m In. (m l Series apisle; n, tunity were the culprit* ul .'ind ivnter roii-j-r- pe.ii.mie licliind liieecr'a trouble*. ‘, • union nifnilien* h ji inAilc Vhmtly »»ef<l *»f. vnllun, ale • of flood contiiJ nftci The '•weatern im|<erialUt front," II IfMllHNnl NM A nip and turk game for four lu- hud talked with many grrtwer* hr continued, “ waifled to Impose Il'nllM tS n„ e*S» -III and Tatllrmen who had-atistainrd inning., ific Y.rnlerv liioke it heavy lo--e* a* the i* -nit of ojrcn in the lifth wiicii Tommy n n .t. .IiimIui* »fr it i South (Jets First either diuUglit ni floOils. , llruil li*« home tun into the bleach-' Dr It. rim n rnivei .... . He staled Mint liefiue he ram <t nwinsN.a ■„ ease u n aiiv t\f Et.H.ii wriji « .ii i.- . ihei to u c h O l W in te r Cuban President Is hciwr U*-tall» altsmt—wwVee e»— ---his wife in Del and had teioindrd II, yssoi ia t f .d p r e s s Geor-Kia-Wanlen Is *t Seminole High School, Parte of the, Smith, got their him thal the kite ban faucet nreit'd J)ominiean Revolt announced Jkls tuorolng fir*t tomb of chilly autaimu fixing, lie o d d . that th* WaP'i ___ _ Inttiflrii'By Jury __ I j l I T ..f in i.- .Q lll.d i.d *I Address Teachers U. S. Determined Housing Shortage Club Tomorrow ToBar Aggression Said To Be More s Navy Head Acute In Sanford -AccuHed or I’lottiiiK SSCJ’wbr..':' sS s thfc Reipondlng for the 26-member committee, Chairman C h a r i l ■ reported Oral, thou- N e w cwta - wr Yugoslav Premier De­ "Ncilson Report" Re­ veals Brighter Pic^ plores British And turc Por Canncrs American’ Imperial­ Of Florida Citrusist Aims In Greece &) Million Dol- Board Of Realtors To Disciiss ProbXem_At. . lar C a r rib r Coral Meeting Tomorrow S c a Commissioned PORTSMOUTH. Va.. Oct 1— 17P)— The United Slate* i* deter­ mined to resist aggreuinn. Sec­ retary of the N#vy John L Sulli­ van asserted today at 4hr com­ missioning ceremonies for the $90.­ 000,000 aircraft carrici. Coral Sea. Last of thfee huge 45.0RC ton flallop* laid down during the war, the Coral Sea has been more lh»n three ’ years under construction. Like her sister ship*, ihe Midway and the Franklin D. Roo)ev’efl. she haa a flight deck neatly 1.000 feel long, and cah launch more than 100 planes. “ The Navy believes," Sullivan ((.'rallaar* „■ raat *1*1 Sanford i» .pending more money than ever ihmugh its Chamber of Commerce to attract tourists and pctmanrnl resident*. A* a trsult pen|>le sic coming |o Sanford. There are plenty of rooms aval1: able for louri.ts hut people who want lo mike-permanent trtidenir here are finding it very difficult if impotuhle lo find apartment* or home, lo rent, Thi. Lie! was revealed thi* morning by Mr». Gabc Michael, receptionist at the new Touml Information booth, who reported that five or more families inquire daily for apartments. These are (('•allaam aa ran* niml This Is IaRHt Day To No W ar Seen.Soon By Soviet Authority Get Driver’s Licensee MOSCOW. Oct. I. m - V . V. Ulrich, president of the Supreme Militarv Tribunal, wrote In the . authoritative magailne "Party Life" today that there was llttla danger at present of a new war. “ International conditions at tha present time are such that, we ran assume peace has bern'secured for a long time, Irrespective of ag­ gressive elements In imperialistic countries to start a new conflict," hia article aaid. Ulrich advised party workers at the same time not to he com­ placent nr lose alrrtneai to dan­ gers. Iffc aai*k that In the past foreign countriea had sent spies and dlveraionista to the Soviet un­ ion and warned: "We cannot for­ get that capitalistic countries try In every way to strengthen, the organa of their intelligence ser­ vice. PALBSTINB APPEAL JERUSALEM. Oct 1, —Ir- Gen. Clay Explains firn Zvtai ^uB ii broadcast u s ^ German Reparations p*al to *11 Palestine Jews tonic constitutional seMhly to fores a provisional govBERLIN, Oct 1, —General arlmant In PaltatiM." Lucius D. Clay aaid today the proiected new reparations dismant­ RUSSIANS UNITED ling* in -the combined AngloGTON, Oct 1, UP)— American aonei would Involve vrlarfd (R-Calif.) today plants worth about $1,000,000,000. ____ lent Ttuman to limit He Indicated at a news conference jtuuiaa cltlsens allowed U\ enter that thi* would complete repara­ tha United Bute* to •the aame tion* to be taken from Western aumher of Americans permitted Germany, entry into tho Soviet Union. Qocstloncd about . thrtata by Canaan tabor unions to itrik* against further dismantling*, tho AkWOOD. K y , Oet 1—(A V - military governor aaid: "If we say SllWff Jamea 8. Cawood amid he a plant la going to be dismantled. plannod 4 ° aonvtb tar lf-year-old It la going to be dismantled." Yaya. Nolan, bitten recently by Asked If troops might be used ratttnnaka during rite* of .a to overcome resistance to dismant­ faith haoler* cu lt unleaa ouch a ling. Clay said the military gov•»arrh ia duaMiaai ernment'a actions would -depend , Cawood said that If “ someone upon circumstance, but that the prepares the neceaaary papers. I authorities would be ready to face fhink 1 con find Faya Nolan." oventualitiea. Person, who failed to secure their vehicle drivers lirrnso today will rlthrr have to pay an extra dollar or take n driver* exami­ nation, It waa announced by County 'Judge R. W. Ware thli mornlnt« . Mo/iday [qjM was a busy day with 789 •PIplfcant* renewing lirenaes,J _ .................. aerording lo Mr*, f^-tha Fowler, assistant to Judge Ware. Approx Imately 8,000 person* hail secured license* up to Tuesday evening. Of thele licenses, 0,400 were Issued to operator* and 1300 to chauffeur*. Judge Ware today predicted that the total registration of ap­ plicant* will fall but little If any short of last year when the'Drt 1 total waa 8,127. . FOUR KILLED MANAGUA. Nicaragua, Oct. I. UP)— Four persons ware killed last night when fire destroyed Ihe Margot-Theater. The blaxe started 16 miqutea before the opening of the flrat show, at wnlrh time hundreds would hava been in the theater. NATIONAL GUARD All members of tha National Guard and others Interested are Invited to attend showing of two moving pictures at the Armory tomorrow night at 1:00 o'clock. The picture* are "Activity in ETO". and "Action on Iwo Jlma." DUITe IN ENGLAND DOVER, Eng.. Oct. I. W Tho Duke of Windsor arrived to­ day for a visit of about ten day* In England “ on private business." Th* Duchess, the furmgt Wallla ■Warfield Simpson, for whom he denounced tho throne, did not aecompany him from Pari*. Ho re­ plied "Why, of course," when asked if he would eee members o f tha Royal family. H A V A N A Cutu. ,-------- — ■ ■■ Oct rr, t -y,Vi T wo ” q ilu m aenatnra arcu » e il I ’ reak .Gruu Sun Murtin Intt niclih of t-iimplic"v In tbe organisation of an expeditionary force which Inlendol—1-efniT it Wan broken up by th# Cuban army and navy to overthrow the government of the Dominican Republic: • Senator Eduardo Chiba*, an na, nlianf for the piesldcncv in tbe *j||l)e 1!M8, elect toll*, dcctaicd fn a statement published In tbe newspaper I’ rensa Libre that tbe Cuban I’ rexident ''betrayed the rau-n of Dominican liberty after hnving offered, boipiiahty noil refuge to the polltiml exile*.of thi* si.ier republic." "Grnu. upon the pretext of lil-eratmg the Dominican Republi­ can from Ihe dictator (President Rafael i Truillfo. was conspiring to *u*pend, tha forthcoming elect­ ion* and convert himself Into the dictatoi nf Cuba," Chllia*' state­ ment -aid. , Chlln* previously * had lu-rn considered one of th» President'* staunchest srnate defenders. Senator Aurrllo Alvarex leader of the opposition, accused Prcsldent Giau of having "armed gangs which sought to invade the Do­ minican Republic, in order to create an atmosphere nf violence In Cuba and Ihui perpetuate him­ self In power." Reds Threaten To Call General Strike , ' V. . S " 1.1 . T w r i " * 1 ,w . ,........... , w c iiH n f i- .lm lav _ iu A r w u a A J o h n * - **., , one " f !t ii¥ '’"I*- I "|r>>pp**d to ■ twlnw nm m at nvri pp. aiilta n l* nf th - C it iie n •» r#«VftfttlHer nearly ihe entire asterli half of on Kiiicatl-sn* who aided in foinl idating the proTiem adopted hv the legislature and Ineorponded into the srh-H-l* -*f till* State noil is one ■of Florida’s luilslnuding educators, said Mr. Law-loo. lie will talk rntireriiing the new school .program. At 4 no o'el-^h, Th-ir—lay after­ noon. Dr. Johns will nn-et with Supt Lawton and pitnriimls at the t'nurt House, In nnle'r lo give instruction* relative to n- state •litvi'V of 'the Seminole County school, system • “The expenditure of the capital outlky fund appropriated by the -State." raid Mr.’ lewtun, "will bn hated, on the flndingt of this survey committee. After the sur­ vey l» made more repttal out­ lay for building and ,r|inirlng cannot lie rx|H-nded it hunt authnriiation from the Stale," 82 Volunteers Aid New Smyrna Vet Ersnk I'nvlick. tavern owner, to whom Ji-e I'atteralr. owner of the -term threatened New Smyr­ na ll.-arh casino appealed to Saturdav to send volunteet* from Hanford to aid in saving buildings bn the waterfront, tialay reported that 82 volunteers responded and wrnt to Nrw Smyrna front San­ ford to aid in the workMr. Patterata today sent word from New Smyrna Reach thank­ ing all the veterans nf Hanford and vicinity wlm turned nut for hi* place on the liearh, si-cording •he emergency call In help save to John Haufs. VFW district Adjutant. Frank pavlirk was 1C ,? ,rranx i-aviicx * commended for. his prompt action In directing the job of get­ ting men and mktciials sent to New 8myrna. - ROME,Oet 1. U n - Tha Com­ munis! newspapers, L'Unita, said today that, the Rome rham!>rr of lalmr ha<l threatened to rail a general strike throughout Rome province Friday unless peasant* who Occupied uncultivated land* • ..................................... last week "obtain full aatlafae* lion." The newapaper aaid negotia­ tions b e t w e e n the farmhands union and landowner* on distri­ iVIcGrath PromiseM bution of the land had made no progress. , Active Campaign The new strike threat came only a few houra after a general WASHINGTON, Oct. 1. UP)— strike at Monterotondo ended Senator J. Howard McGrath, who with the release of 22 persons Is alated to become chairman of arrrptrit in incidents arising from Ihe Democratic National Commit­ occupation of farmlands. L'Unita tee. said after a talk with Pre­ aaid another general strike was sident Truman today that he In. called for today at CaltanlaetU tend* to "be more active" th#n hi* to protest "police intimidation of predecessor. «... peasant* occupying uncultivated •^McGrath was chosen hy Mr. lands." • Truman a* one of a "great team" Meanwhile Socialist Orrate Lis- to direct th* Democrats' 1947 pre­ aardl, a former secretary of tha sidential campaign. The other general confederation of labor, I* McGrath's, old ild (he constituent assembly school chum. Gael Sullivan, who that the "n u lls* ar* exasperat­ ha* agreed to stay on a* Execu­ ed" at failure of the Chriatlan tive director at Mr. Truman'a re­ Democrat government to enact quest anti-inflation D, 1* Thrasher, east aid* grow, __ SKBBT SHOOT— nr, today reported that th* three The Banford Hkeet Club will day ralnr period had resulted In meet Thursday afternoon at 8:30 serious damage to at least half o'clock for matches at the rang* of Ms four acres of peppers. at the Municipal Airport, An­ Other crops including an acre, of drew Cxrraway, club president, tomatoes and two acres of beans announevd this morning. survived tho heavy flooding. ucl|s |n Florida reminded hin\ SAVANNAH. Ha. Ort I. i,Vi — of one b ig ,-leaky famet. WellA fedeial gratnl jury ti.<lay inDial used I ft lion n it'll .dly at bo the nation. “ dieteil the " -irden a n d four The mercury dropped to nrni f r e t in Nassau comity now have guards at a Glyuu county prison to l>e pumped from a 1 0X 1 ' f o ’ t t frecsing in mme snijthcrn area*, ramp near Brunswick, Ga , Where i l —aimam m «•■»■» *lsl and well below the 32 degice * •lain ' ' ' i l nrc" 1 fo'nvu t. were slain mark in part- nf Ihe Midwest and 1 la t July. AIf ,aie iharged -vith E.ast in tlie niaes nf nml air mov­ ed Inward the Atlantic const j»nd into New EnglaniL • S to rm In to C h e fo o rim warden, II G. \Vorthy, T he reading in Greensboro. N. . * ! i i. vimi-ily A«s exoiieialeil by • C „ wn- In the high .10'* rally to­ NANKING, tbt *1 nil Chi >,bU’ i " r> m the Glynn day and in Itirhmond and Roa­ rnurt lie c o „. noke. Va.. the cool all «rf" the ne.e Nallmiallsl- Ir.H.p- stormed’ tended n*r|*»-iim that Ihe convicts were m e lo n y donp to 37. The snnir into the deepwater poii o f I’ hefn Chinese NaHonals ,iv" ,,r ,h- Ind when the) attempted a mass murk was nportrd in Louisville I *"l Hie ninth roast <d Sliinlmig escape. • t and Rowling Green, Ky. Nn-h- .province^today to cut . the main Tim federal indictment charged vtlle's early morning leiiiprtntine, link between Couiruuuist- la-lo\v that Worthy (ind the guatds. "de­ normally .almiit r>0,,wns a cool 14. th e. Great Wall and thosp m prived the.'1 people of the right ' * Rut the rohlrsf stmt on tho Maurhuria. The fall of the big base, reputed lo Im secure ift their pervonk weather map was Cadillac. Mirh., while In custody of the- state of the RnHsirin-orrupIrd_tiitrt of 19 alxivr, alxive, while Fhillilistuirg, Fhilliltshtirg, I'a.. me n n -ia n o riiipieii neit «>r ticargta'*-tn-rint*ttnm,f the llth Tcportcrt-23;-anif-Klltln*rWrV*T funnat fob men and xttppiirvfrom Amendment to the Eedetal Con 24 and Utlrn. N. Y., 26. Chicago's Dairen to the north, virtually wtit tit ion. 34.1 wn* the lowest for the ntr- ended the.quick coiiqurst of the cast .Shantung peninsula. Itmtn sen.oh. " General .Tyng Wrn-Yi, .govern­ Pope (Jranis Audience Milder temperature* are on the way. the federal Weather llurrait ment spoke-m.m wlm anuotmeed n Chicago -aid, although Ihe the* e a p tm e o f C h e fo o hy ih e J.’illi To UrS. Delegation caiol weather by* tonight will lie division under Tieiitrin-laim Lieut. — centered in central I'cnnsylvnnta General llii.ing I'n-Tuo, said irm j VATICAN < l| Y. ll.t.' I, Hants of the Communist forcer! I’ope I'm* XII told right mriidmr* and Maine Wat tit tentperaturca continued •«ete flrcing eastward tow a I’d of the American House of Repre In the Gulf Mate* and In parts the tip. of Ihe peitiitstiln Imt'aeell ■•ntntive* Intel -tnt«s and Fnteigrt of tlie Rocky Mountain region, JVeihawei nml Weuteng. 'l l tide ConimtTlrr*, whom he re­ and were near normal along the reived in audteia-e vestmdsv. that I’ nrlflc eon". government leccgnlied Its Restraints On News just |H>wer was "limited hy the hasle liberties of those who are Hit By Committee human governed.” Bankers Are Told To "The ail <>f governing justly haa NEW YORK. Ort. i (At—Any never l>een easy for human nature Aid fr e e Enterprise restraint on the free flow of Infor­ to learn," he "aid. "To exploit mation Imposed hy a government ATLANTIC; (Y t Y. N. J.. Oct. "can t»e rnnsldrrrd an outright the common people for the l»enefit I—(/$*) Under Secretary of the violation nf lla responsibilities tit of one individual or krmlp I* a Treasury A. Im* M. Wiggins said Its own clllrens," in Ihe view nf the temptation to amhjt|ou* men who today America's hankers could Stgma Chi Commlttet «n Freedom have little consrienre to check them; hot ft I* not to govern. help preserve th* private enter­ of Information. Nero's despotism was not govern­ prise system hv use nf their In­ The rummittee last night madf ment but oppression. Just gov­ flue npe In "reatralnlng those public a majority trporl to he who place their own immediate siihuiittrrl- In Dr. Jan I’apanek, ernment recognlle* that Its own profit shove the national good," acting president o f the Uqitrd power I* limited hy the hasle hu­ In an address prepared for the Nations Economic and Social man lilwrtlea of those who ar* closing session of the 73rd an­ Council, for thp draft agenda for governed, and it *ur. eeds only nual convention nf th* American the forthcoming Geneva Conference whim rarh one is ready for parSmial sacrifice In the interest of Rankers Association. Wiggins on Freedom of Information. • aaid that In-caua* of shortage* .. "World understanding -ran- l>* all. of goods, “ in sam# caaea" the faelK achieved only If new* flows freely ities lo produce actually become between all countriea and may lie Visliinskv Is Invited a temporary monopoly, resulting freely published In them both hy v. To 'Falk Over Radio in higher prices and higher pro­ press and radio,” the report aaid. fit*." "Censorship, outright or Implied, Liquid assets held hy Indivi­ of the printed or* spoken word by NEW YORK. Oct. 1, bF>- A duals. he pointad out. have risen government, has no place In a reply was awaited today from shout 2bn per rant slnre 1919 while free soeity where the right nf the Andrei V. Vlsldnsky who has be«sn the Federal Reserve Hoard's Intyx people to know .is.fundamental." Invited hy Mr*. Eleanor Roosevelt nf industrial production advanced 'In appear as guest Runday In th# first of a ’Verles'of broadcasts at about 67 per cent. ■"We cannot create prosperity LAHII SURVIVES which the late President’* wife in this country." Wlgglna told the MONTGOMERY, Ala. Oct. I. will he moderator. hankers, "merely by writing up OP)— legislation to abolish use Ml** Malvina.Thompson. ”Mr».. Sv_ higher - and higher price ticket*, o f“ th r Inh In Alabama prisons Roosevelt • eeeretaiy, said -th* whether on wage*, on com­ died In the Senate today after a Russian deputy foreign minister modities. or on profit*." , committee tried in vain tq get the hail been asked lo appear or to House-approved measure on the send n representative to dlscitsa over the American Broadcasting calendar. PKTKOV HONORED Company System the draft sub­ . ISTANBUL Turkov, Oct. 1. <AV mitted to the U.N. General As­ — A U. 8. congressional delega­ TREATY RATIFIED , sembly hy the Committee on PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia, Oct. Freedom «f Information. tion laid a wreath on th* grave of Nikola Tetkov, executed leader 1, tflV - Parliament ratified uDiscussion of the draft led to of the opposition to the Com­ nanlmously today the A l l i e d charges and counter-charge* of munists la Bulgaria, before leav­ peace treaties with Italy, Hun­ warmongering. The discussion will ing Sofia for Istanbul, the group gary, Finland, Bulgaria and Ro. he b r o a d c a s t at 12UU) P. M. disclosed today. mania. . (I .l . •, -yg A :; \. * . . t4 » 1 * •1 . f- * • • * ; ^ — �mv; - PAGE TWO The Sanford Herald ,r.«labll»hr4 In IIMA r.bii.b»4 unit *n»di»> « l frterolmrH. Hafkla v . *.- .• • ■ ‘ Pickets And Privacy THE WORLD TODAY* jNew Merry-Go-Round Provided For Anthropoids On Monkey Island . A municipal* judge In Portland,'Ore., hns ruled thnt lb DEWITT MACKENZIE photugniphintr a nuin kdIiik tlirouKH it picket line is an urt i n Mm m Iw ■%tMiir At* Eorrign Allan, Anal),I of intiniiciatloii in violation of tin* ripht of privacy. Thin KftlrfrD m rlntt OrUMl 97 , 1919 . nl |k« Offl*r ruliiiK wan laid down in a cam* in which it photographer wan Zoo .upennlamUnt Sul RiCliard ha. given viaitnn lo the Municipal •I •■•Uni, I Iw0 4 m Miwlff Hit A«fl ntrurk by the.man whom* iHcture he attempted to take in Appointment of H)r_ RlafforJ •I •• Mn rk ^ -IW .1 ^ ■ J tk a tritg chucklr about.bg.tigging yti a-matty<tiop-f a, mmtiluit oi 'll, itthe na-.ijf.cnlteiilR.nlpickcl-Uim. v : ■» l «'.* « ii i* *'W» rum W ll lliu s IIM.4 N uia under which th# government, resolve aiound a loll renter pole and from live pipe* are tuipcndcd tance, it dottxMlIiutnftu the confusing murfiicr in which our cmi compal jobk-aa worker* lo Itaperr bar. at the ehd "f the chain.. * H UM IIIIMIOM II ITT* concenU occifldonally conflict. Which is inort* imitortant, the lake e>M-ntl*l employment, plait, a t» sanctity o f the picket line, or the individtinrs right to ihe country umlar ■ considerable The appaiatu.. .alleged from biokrn down playground material, 1 ia * M••*a»b ™ degree of that atarn regimentation wa. >rt up yr.trjday by City workmen, Today the monkey. waie cauprivacy? . x U rn tuM iki 0flk«9 wlilrb oil* aatociala, wllh.wartlnw tloualy experimenting wlth.lt. %l% MwnIIii TT The inviolability o f the picket lint* Is a pet premise of IS Of « » r te a r In order to tnatall the rp w de Ti.uri.t control*. -flat Information booth. 'The labor which sometimes puzzles labor's own supporters, as, 'Thu dtaallc attp, unpracadentan vice it wai neccaaary to romove attrkttve art Up of'the UoothJ* H . i.Li >,u>lallni>, ■ * , Hwllrr, for instance, in Jurisdictiennl disputes when one union, in in miejain England, give* u* a one uf tha old, drad ticef*in front alrefry* ttacting the attehtftj|» . .......... .............. I«r t*# •>» ratala* !*»*•- w>» Wr tkailM f»» effect, pirktta another. It involves the assumption, un­ fair inaaaura of the gravity of tha of- Ilw hut. Old Crip, a itgiV. of turn ■I H H la t rat,,. acceptable to moat Americans who like to make up their i nation'* trial*. It ii a mbva which monkey who regard* htmaelf a* Inland - k ,«iM ,n fl„V ,a,n ilir, own minds, that justice is invariably on the side of labor no democialic country would tol- tt»* law keener df the illand. vtgI*,.. „ p , T k » HrraU la lk» crate inapt from necessity in u itiui mu ai o4i , iiw m . »tn- in any dispute. Misuse of the picket line bus discredited its ihcaa |hi iloua day* of totalitarian. orou.ly prod;.ted this irmuval ami Relax At Jhe Movies! even reported i „ have grabbed m arr maintain** la lb, Uia„l prestige even among strikers, who are, after all, partisan. ntnw (or lttl ,nat lhB gnpertman*. ia .ill,, la lli» taaalr. Milk *»***•«•• th* arm o f tha rnlurad work­ Ur, la Cklraaa ■»* b, « balk. _ The right of privacy, which doesn't draw attention might gat out of hand amt i**d man with the axe and )n murtkey ""*Tkr ll",r»U U a wrmfcrr mf~ik, very often. Itelongs to. nearly everyone. Few Americans, for to mota regimentation Ilian wii language fried: ''Wmslntart, .panbiwilal,, 1'rr** Mklrk I, ••Mile* bargained for. that tiee!'» Failing in thl* he got r»ila,l,,l, la Ikr a.r «a, naahli- example, would challenge the sanctity of the secret Imllot. Crlpp*' aroignmenl to the vaat tight in the wav o f where the ..lira ml all |k, laral a<M, *•!*!»* Vet it might be difficult'to defend ou logical grounds. rraiHiiirisibility of leading th* roun- axt- wa* due to fall.. Hi* effort* la fkl, arwraaiMi. ■“ A1’ aaM# ftOMlrkM. ___ _ _ ___ The picket line forces bystanders to show publicly try out oi of th* economic wilder falli-d to *nve the tree. where they stand. Some have termed it a form of coercion, ne*» t* a linking commentao WEDNESDAY, OCT. 1, \W A palm tire, recently planted mi our changing turn*. He la a The question has lafii raised of its justification. mrmlM-r, uf tile l.ntxir (Soclalut) on ihe north aide nf Ihe Ulnml, FEW MKN TAKE AS MUCH' j ’aity, but tl ian't ao many yraia ha* tern gelling n thorough go­ THOUGHT ABOUT BU1LDIN0 ngu that thl* reptateiUy wealthy ing over from th* monkhya. OmMacArthur And Grant WHICH WE CAN LAV HQU> lawyer wa. raad nut of the paity uf their mo*t popular iliverein."i A I.IKE AS THEY DO ABOUT nn the Kiuiuul* that he eat liri id whirling on n swinging ladder. RUjLDING OH EVEN-RENTING “ Itcfore lotting on the I'.MH Itcpuhllcnn candidate, uittetne tdu murh of a leftist. SumUy wa* a limy day at the A HOUSE YOUR LIKE IS Since thoro day* hu ha* aervnl ialand with many viaitoia pre*ETERNAL. RUT THE HOUSE watch MacArthur’s return to the United States." i trt in apili* of the etnmg wind This advice from sovenil old imlitk’ul hands contem­ )il many lm|>ortaiU government (hat .pattered high wave* over WILL BE OLD IN ONE OR TWO GENERATIONS.—I.uk* 6:48: II, plates a triumphal mittfli of the iltisning and gallant soldier poaittona, Isitn under tha Couaeiva- the bulkhead of Imke Monroe. tive Prime Mlntatarahtp of Ghuieh* I* ilk* ■ man who hutlt a hou,,. who conquered Jnpnn and has since governed, the beaten ill and in the ihe Sixiali Soclall.t regime. I.™* * '? * * • '* ,UP. looki ...... k.. h .. ,uH.n .....i. mi.. • tr* Davia i*. epo 1*1'|W1/ T-oo many o| Sanloid'a wwl ca» enemy, wit it- |inidenre liudiimigkt. If he does return to the And iuiw he hat net-n mart* ..untie ceui liy the party whtri^ Work w * » ' Iwing completed {table ciliiem at* «• reluctant United Suites within the next few months it *will he u tour once thought he wa* too radical. Tiifiday aftern«x»n on thr riren o f triumph. The enthusiasm it generates.will luulfuihtedly to enter politic* •» General LirenHe ha*n'l changed hit views, hut lur walk amuml the front of th# be turned by sbmc to political purpoaoH. bower. They might not find it to labor haa. Readers of history will recall Grant's experience in Actually t h i a individual o-i bad. however, once they've tiied 1879-80. lie hfd toured the world for 18 mouths ngil aroused Whuin England ia pinning ao much it. ______________ HAMBONE'S MEDITATIONS i immense enthusiasm which his stip|>ortcrs thought would faith ia a good deal of an enigma 0> Alley even to hi* friend*. Tiley know him One trouble snout * a »|>ecial make good capital for his campaign for a third term in a* a brilliant man ot many at. aettion of Congieai, at we'll bcl 1880. Had (irnut |Mist|Mined his arrival in the United States lainmcnt*—«uch an outstanding I 'SP66-.O H E TH IN U Pietidrnl Truman anticipate*. it until February, 1880, he might have gained the nomination. |m-i tonality that ftv* year* ag • WrtUT M£K C»tY FOLKS that once they get to meeting He came hack, however, in September* 1870, thus giving III* name wa* sweeping th* coun* SO FlD&iTTY IS D£T on the European mua.lhey will the enthusiasm of his supiniHers a rhnnee to die down, und try and th* general opinion wav that hr was headed for tin-* be far more intemted m ditcua** the determination of his opponents an op|>orlilnHy to re- ‘ciina- Mti4 »U**hip. - Uawevofr-thr — Y4EAHSl,T<70 _ VtVT Kven so Tit*~Iud iii the ItepiililIchii convenThiiii~for .T> wuiking* of hi* niand ar* hariU. i- NEW SHOES ‘ « ! utjMbir'American Inflation. ballots until finally a dark horse, James A. (turfield, broke to fatliom, and the public doesn't Out in Lo* Angelct a painlci oi. the deadlock. . leally know him well. the ground taw hit hota, painting Having seen Crlpp* In action MacArtbur’s political advisers will doubtless urge him III the House Ilf I'oinmons, mi-1 a building four ilorirt up, blip to avoid Grant’s mistnki* ami not conn* home too soon. having inlet viewed him, your col­ * and and but wat one fall. He held out hit aims died lo calch the older man, W o i Id ’s L o iu fe H t N o v e l the momentum of the body loo much (or him. One killed, To write a best seller, make it long. This seems to have injured. * » been the theory behind "Anthony Adverse" and “ Gone With The CIO, while denouncing thoae vfho date lo luggea) that the American people thould eat lea*, demand the trituration of govern* ment price control and ration* ing. What do they think dm piogiam cntaili but police puw .cri to force |>eop|e to eat Irtt) We tee where Gfiie Tierney K*T quit a $3,000 a week job becaure the war initcail for a part in lire The Wind," and now perhaps inspires Hen Ames Williams' "House Divided," a Civil War story with a length which puts these former champions in the Hhnde. Williams, however, has a long way to go if he is after the world’s record. That is held'by a I7th century French noblewoman, Madeline de Scudcry, with her "Artamenes, or Cyrus thu Great,” which was translated into Kuglish soon after it appeared. No one lias ever re-issued its 1,730, 000 words, equaling "House. Divided" and "Gone With The Wind" combined,- wfttrperhapr—AlHhoriy Adverse" thrown Just the thing to read while going to work. If read Wr hcrpr-vTr|-<>»dy--Hwn-it slemhWsst-tHtfrthTm:--------------------------------can undtnland ihe point of viev, --"WalU'-itl-jaik-W ol an atinl who would rallier br right than J ’ iciidcnt. but pcironal t ly/We could pul up -Willi a lot of ” ’ inocaiting for SJ.Ofty a week. How can the third World War be prevented > Opiaisto differ, but Secretary of Waf.Pattcnon tayi, "Naw -Yoik eaif b* die nett Heart Haikor.!' And he auggeilr that tha way lo prevent it it for "The American people to aroute themreive* from their lethargic alii lude toward vital national defenre roearuiei." Well, one thing it cer­ tain. a itrong army, navy-and air t would Com* in.mighty handy after the neat. Head Haibor. whetb er they could prevaat it or not. tS-l We have been one o| Pmident Truman a moat enthuiiai tic admirett at he Mnkca ui a, a aingulatly aecond rale politician wlw n dojng an amanngly good job in a pair o( aboet much too large for him. However, whan .the Runnni compare him with Hiller, they really have attained the height, of tha tidiculoui, We can l imagine apybhc in America who it any more un-Hitler like than Mr. T/uman. We dare iay he not only doe. not a.pire to .uch totalitarian power.; but vAuld much prefer lo go fiihing. Many of tha Rutdan charge, of recent week. *have rounded .trangely to u. lik* tha mouthing, of a crazy man. In Cincinnati,' Litul. General McLain warn, the American peo­ ple of tyrannic, in the world to­ day practicing "lying, ihitvtry, mayhem and murdtr" and add. U - that -‘-‘unit*, theta evili tin be .tamped out they will de.lrov our civilization"! whila in Jackaoovilla Maj. CantraJ Sumter Lowry of Ta^pa, formerly of tha 31*1 Dikie Ditirion. declare* that ‘Rui.ia i* working 24 houn a day to, de.troy pur government and en.lave our peopla. The fir.t alep of Ihe Rut.ian inva.ioo ha. beguh." h< aaya, adding "I nfar -t® -tha. jdvaac* guarn-of Mo».'cow-trained Communi.t termite*, tent hero by tha Ruitian governmaul to confute our people, to tear down our government, •often u, up for i),c intended . quett.” Strange, hut .uch warn­ ing. were rounded before Dee. 1. W E D N E S D A Y . O C T. 1, 1947 TT1E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , SA N F O R D , F L O R ID A .8-- L— TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Ry RI'SHELL KAY Haul M. R-oirnn, trav*l and en­ tertainment rilllor of th* MVrnl Reach Evening .Sun and Dai. Tropir. made htx ftnst'trtjrto Sil­ ver Spring* alnce IMP early In lire aummn and dug up mmr mighty Interfiling Information a b o u t Florida'* No. 1 attraction. *He^ mutt have twiatrd I'cter Schaal'a arm or ImrkeiJ Shorty Davidion into a corner with a gun or aomethlng for wu have aiked for thla itory on aaveral orcatiuna and while FWter atway* |noinl>nl faithfully tu give It to u*. he failed to come through, *o now I have to crib it from a brother col-' umnlat whoa* influence i* greater than min*. Statlatlca at a rule arc dry, hut in this inatanre. I find them tnlerrating alnr* they give u* tome Id** of what our alliacliunt mean lo th* *t*t# and indirate the reve­ nue Florida'* toutlat builitaii really amopnta to. ' Hrunn tolls UI lhat over 600,000 people were fueata of Kay and Davidion at Silver Spring* in 1IM6 and they lift $880,000 in raah regliter*: $626,000 In the till that col­ lect* fare* for underwater boat trip*. “ What la equally important," Bruun tUtea,, *'li that for every garaon who takea the boat rid*, petton doetn't, Htrhapt you unBeratand It better In thla lan­ guage. For every eight perron* who rid*, all do not, which maant that the** alx hava taken at laait on* boot ride or more on prwlou* vliite. The all who acromptny the eight are ehering with their frfendt, reletivee end neighbor* a trail they thetnaelvea have en­ joyed. Thia It a pretty good re­ cord of andoreement. “ But the.operatore of this high­ ly lueceetful attraction do not de­ pend on repeat bualneaa. Of loot year's $760,000 groee, $174,000 * U tpent on advertising and al­ most at much will be spent thia year. You can't tell-owner* Ray and Davidson and publlclat fk-haal lhat advertising doeant pay. Strangely*‘ last tumnirr that had much of Florida *n tha rope* mouth* during Tpartlcularlv tbe motUhii th# polio K are i n ) was a record ygr Spring*. A» W .V 7 ” . f i r f c r i d O a tfeyed home end went ilghlieelng in their own atate. 1 “ Advocate* o f a liberal policy in th* aoutharn part of th* {tat* might be eurpriaed to know an ex­ act oppeaite pallcy ha* provan a big hit at Bliver Spring*. umnist I*' alile tu add that Sir Stafford impels one to tha belief that he it a man of gieal alliedity and stii-ngth of character. Some, cutui is added to a rather cold |M-r*onalily when it ii recm ilcii that he i* very rdigloua, ii -leeply devoted to ini family, glows flower* and likes to make furniture. Sir Stafford ha* one other t haiactatistic which it worth not­ ing as he i-nihatka on the tas'i of making ut breaking England, lie always ha* been a good deal of u lone wolf and ha* founj it-h ard to iuii with the park. Quite likely It i* (hi* trail which help* qualify him •for tin* job iif economic cxer, sinca that ii fws'tty miK-n-w-tme-man Trtltnr— The new post is dcacribeil *» rirated taperiall? trt rvntralixe iii nlie man thp broad ikiwcis for a much close'r Integration nf inttrnal and external eco­ nomic policy. Th* goal is to can­ cel an adverse annual trade bal­ ance of $2 ,4 0 U,UUO,OUO— a truly titanic talk which not only rail* tin nupirme skill hut for the Imllosition of fiutner hardship* on an alicady uVcrhurdcnad public. It’s nut only titanic, il’a heroic. One of th* senaationa of thia economic aetup ia -the appoint­ ment .of Jatne* llaiold Wilson, ■II ycai old “ boy Wonder" o f the Socialist government,' to ' aurretd ilia gieat Crippa in tne prealdancy .of„ the, ,Board o f Trail# a* the own T.'.'OO acira and one of the ptlliclpnl plilpimra ill gelling title to thin Innd wa* to make it imOmtite for a aliit'h- liquor netting c*talil!»huicnt to lm»tr within any reaaunatilc diitanre of Silver Spring*. They won't even let n. punch.'board within high-powrrril gun inngc of Iho plan- unit a girl looking for a pickup it .about at popular a* a vuuugitar wjlh thr whooping (-iiugh. u ,*Urr u k f» ov*r hta pot lion at n . that' slunda r on .i!»x #n Mlnltler of Economic Affair,. atltarlion WiUon I* the yimngeat man to r of the achieve it* aloae. 'They *i« proa*!'uf cabinet, rank alnce 1*1 t fart that dining the yedr* of war, many commanding officer* aint became Chanreiior In 1782. A* for Overteai Trade hr their troop* pn maneuver* tu Secretary ha* Iwen one of Crippa’ right hand camp* adjoining tha Spring*. aide*, and 1* expected to be an “ 1011 waa lilt- peak year for invaluable Militant to Sir Stef. Silver Spring* nf the Iwfora-lhe- ifoiil in llw> hUtoric drive, for wai-ye*i* and the gro** than waa ireovery. England u making (320.000. The big problem, which much of young Wliaon. i* now pai Uall>; nvi-irome, waa to inform Ihe tmuiita who every year trek to Florida- that there Children, In acheol bring good are highway* in thia atate that are not on the writ or thr eait farming Idea* to 69 percept of th* mail* and that central Florida ii farmer*, a recent survey d Irelated the place to travel if the vlaltori who aro necking vacations on eith­ er the writ or i-aal coaita ar* look­ ing for ‘ beautiful’ Florid*. “ Moat of 8llv«r Spring*' edvartiling budget ia apant within th* atata. They apatrd at le n t $6,000 a month on outdoor poatera. They uaa the advartialng column* of newaphpera in touriat town*. I^at 2 Eggs - Any Style year they put 182,000 bumper atrip* oti vitlilng can , between' Grits - Toast — Coffee th* hours of 0:00 A. M. and 4:00 P. M., and th* national perk *arvice eatimatea 8H perron* a car. Hot Roast Beef Sandwich “ Pllver Spring* ia probably th* heat publicized apot in the (tat*. F. F. Potatoes -- Salad - Coffee Thar* ar* over 100 abort under­ water motion picture* which ar* constantly being circulated by Delicious Beef Stew 16mro film roppller*. Ju*t how many prlnia of the** 100 aubjecU Bread - Butter - Coffee have baen mad* la not known. . “ Lot of motion picture* have been either fully or partially mad* her* with more.to be made. Th* Real Mexican 'Yearling* w*a partially filmed Chili-Bowl. here and a* a viutor travel* up and Mown the river there are re­ main* of **U where Johnny Weis­ muller mid* a Tartan' film, a* well aa many other*." ____ Open 24 H ou^ Daily - Peter- Bahael - Vepert*' that^beaineta thl* tummar haa been better than laat, end lait aummar was • record breaker, but bualnaaa Ulia year U nearly doubla. Genial, capable, energetic publlclat Peter P . V . MA Y NA H U. O perator Srh*al Ukca.no partonil credit— Greyhound 1 " . (’ominerdal Street he blame* it all on tha attraction DAILY SPECIALS TERMINAL GRILL __ ■*?TT ROY i ^ rsrTTy■iJ— tp J O H N S O N ’S G R I L L Opening Soon! ••Rov WanU To See You' Why Worry With Your Past Due - Accounts? LET Rowland Collection U 3 « M A G N O L IA A V E N U E P H O N E '1091 s S A N ^ O R D , F L O R ID A Do YtfUt ColleclinR For You Call At Odr Office For Collection Rates A PURCHASE -. That- Should Be; Made BEFORE The Need Arises Th* wisdom o f urrmigiiiK f«r a family .memorial before the need occurs is realized by thoughtful men und women. Planning in advance offers many advan­ tages. Tiffc wishes 'of each member o f the family can Be conaidere<T~TiiT*--Tligeiit counsel songlib, and final decisions may l>e made unhurriedly. Through life’s declining years it is ^comforting to know thnt u responsibility o f such imjtprlance lias been taken care of, rather than left to those remaining. \Ve invite you to see our display, across from Evergreen cemetery, that is muintuined for your con­ venience in making u selection. Our service is equaled by fuw and surpassed by none. 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It I rrlim irblirn frroirn 1 ru ft Next I* Prise*—Pbikv» Cabinet I Next >5 Prlaro—Bokrro Wrist Watcher 17 Jewel Heat 15 Prim* Oroaral Kkcttie Mlaer* Heit 15 Priro*—P*fker^“ M“ 8 Heat 100 Prlat*—T> A MOTOR CLEANER �HTir- WEDNESDAY, OCT. 1, 1947 s E S S s e s is a THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORl). FLORIDA 11 * 1- ■■--- !■ ______i . . j i . ____ ii __ -to - Social And Personal^Activities L e ififm A u x ilia r y f R u r a l C o ir in to n S e n s e 1JJU III M t . D o r a » 1<J rtpuJ John»oti* sfternpwt or • tea honoring Mrs. U w rll that wo hare th!7'dar*gc'r J. U. Kirkpatrick, recently elected emphasized as much as jHireibb- so national vicr»niestilent_ of ■the we muv be impressed with the need William H* Wilder Southern Division 6C the •* * -z 1-*»• , lean Legion Auxiliary, .. A™.fr - ami D im riinw uf file prevention TIIU nail AY *nd control. National Fire Proven.Blanche lla rii JbhnsCn of Jackthe receiving line to greet The Seminole Chapter No. 2, vonviile. daughter of Cornelious lion Weak.is designated specifically guests were Mrs. P. L Allen,, art I. M. McAlpin returned on1 Mon­ O. E. A, will meet at H:00 P M. Brown Johnson of BUcktbrarV.Ua., for the purpose w of* |nt’tniMii|i preventing M and ini day by plane from Miami whcrii ing president of the Mt Ik»A at the Masonic Hall. became the bride of William How- he ipeht the Weekend. u n it in the absence of M^Itlanchru" l,olll'“f *1 rMS? '’"•venting th e The Co-ed Cla*a of the First aid Wilder, son of Mr*. Lkc Ella aid,' Mrs, Kola-rt Chi»d*K*, Mrs. lingic lussrs of life and properly Presbyterian Chutrh will hare a Wildcr/of Orhlocknee, La., that ate caused by unmiHioiled ' Mr. and Mrs. Joe Barnes have Jane Fleetwood, Mrs, 1’earl Adams » . .ori « Rent. narty at 7:20 1*. M. at the church. i at 3;00 o’clock Inlhti l returned from a three months and Mrs. Sybil Routh of Sanford. (In* everj'yca “ tii oSr country. A RefreshmcnU will be served And Memorial Methodist Cl Next week ll Natural Fire Pre* 5 T S visit at their -home in Kentucky The program which n e e d e d vruiioo w all members are urged to be pre­ lark son* fill-. The Rev. II. Week, and R is h«|ied that SleAart and a visit In California. the tea was openrd with a eolorfal sent. Austin officiated at thk doubledsnee by Miss Jane DsVis after many a farmer «hd Ids family will The Parent Teachers Associa­ ting ceremony; Mrs. Dan Wright and* young which Mrs. Kirkpatrick was Intro- ,K' thoroughly convinced of the tion of the South Side Primary Tali' floor baskets lield Whits daughter Dandle have returned to duceil hy Mrs. Routh, sixth district danger from fire and will take • School will meet at .1:00 P. M fhtdloluSva which were usedI #ith FHh their home in Loch Arbor from the and the hoard will meet at 2:3C ootted palms in decorating the Kernald Laughton Memorial Hos­ president. The story of Mrs. *y«ry Piecautlun to avoid that dankirk pa trick's life was' depicted •*'*£■ P. M. Plans for the annua] Hal­ pital. ‘ * ____ through narrative ami song with thousand American^ were lowe'en Carnival will ho discussed ■hurch. White; burning taperk In and since this Is the only meeting branched caniclsbra illuminated. Mrs. J. L. Inglcy returned yes­ the reader being Alias Kdna Chit- WWied 1° death ami lllore Ilian half a billion dollars worth* uf ■ before the event all mcmliers arc ihe sekne. The family Sectinon* terday from Louisvlte, Ky. where tenden.i npresident of Campl-ellsere marked with spraysi of wfcIte­ die has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ix>»sing Unit No. 63. Those tak­ prdpckty Was destroyed by fire last requested to be present. iih Whlle William Brown Zachry. Jr. and ing part were Mrs. Jne Corley, year. President Truman'a Confer­ 1 The Parent Teachers Associa* (IsdiulUsfs - and tied with Hbbona. Miss Ollle Reese Whittle, Betty ence on Fire Prevention reported young daughter Judith Ann. T £ tlbn of the West Side Primary Dunrnn, Peggy Pippin, Walter tii*---- forts and nlim estimated that A program of nuptial mlilc Wd* - School will meet at 3:00 P. M. The Mm . Inn Walker, who has been Gardner, Stanley Uruipley, Gor­ property loss from fire in this board will meet at'2:16. All mem­ -guilered by the church organist, country Will amount tl> one billion bers are urged to attend this Mrs. R, K. Milner and Ernest visiting Mr. and Mrs, J. N. Robson don Tolle ami Paulette Cason. The dollars hy 196.1 unless all Ameri­ White, soloist, sang. HUeeakse’\ at their home in the San I.anta dancer* were Jackie McDonald, meeting, f The traditional wedding marches subdivision, plans u> leave tomor­ Ann Whitaker. Grctrhen Kiivh- cans net to prevent fire*. Fanil FRIDAY fin-* last year claimed the lives row for her home in Hampton, Va. hoff sn.| Jane Davis. The American I-cgion Auxiliary were used. Miss Jeanette la ing presented of l.ftQo person! and dcittvyed The bride, given In marriage by will meet at 4:00 P. M. at the Leg­ more than SH5,-0o0,000 wmth of. Friends will he glad to learn roro a beige wool suit that B. It. Beck has returned' to the honoree with a baskrt of flow­ pto|ierty. Forest* fires burned up ion Hut. All member* are urged to her fsther. wo ers on Itchalf of Campbell-Ixi**lng alligstor accessories. ith brown S be present. enough timbci last^.year to tiullil his home-on Laurel Avenuo after Hha carried a. bouquet of .white having been confined I* the 'River­ Post 63. after whirl), a gift book lu-xrlv a' qiiarterdf a mflilen five-' MONDAY -ose buds and lulu-roses. Her only side Hospital in Jacksonville. He containing ehceks from *' sixteen room home*. ’Circle 10 of the Womens Society itlendant, Mrs. Cecil B. Brewton units was given hy Mi*. Routh to There's no telling when or where it reported to Ire improving nicely. Mrs. Kirkpatrick aiql a poem was A of Christian Servirea of the First of Femandlna. wofe a suit of soft an anronlrnlted fire may break out w Methodist Church will meet with treen wool with brown accessories Mr. and Mrs. Wnrt W. Warner read to her which was composed next, ami no family is safe from Mr*. 11. R. Herndon. 1104 Myrtle bv Mrs. Routh. • and her corsage was of yellow’ rote have returned to their home on Avenue, at 8:00 P..M. Dainty refreshment* were, then It—that is. unless the family takes buds. West Nineteenth Street after measures, to prevent fire-. Out in J. Q, Galloway of Sanford ser­ spending the summer In Ashtabu­ the country—miles from the near­ ved as best ntan for the bride­ la, O. where Mr. Warner managed Hints To Housewives groom Heel, riimnumity missions: Mrs. est Gre-fij-hiing station—fire Is a j and ushers wenf Dr. Cecil the I-ako Shore Park and hotel. Myron Smith, personal; Mrs. M. more- serious danger than in the Weekly from Home Ilemons! rot Ion Hrevrton of Fernsndlna and R. W. Mr. and Mrs. Joel S. Field left Humming, social assistant, Mrs. S. elly beenum- rity hotm-s ami lives Specialist, Tallahassee Johnson of Brunswick. Ga., broth­ Davis; Mrs. H. C. Hpore. Mar- may In* saved by quick firemen, Tuesday morning for lx>s Angles er of the bride. but distance, tark uf water lines. where they will attend the National Immediately following the cere­ SCOURING ANO CLEANING , ro'\ ’^ L I n “ Rimis«< ^ !! -"d lha speed at which fire '.preadi Mrs. A.K7J.VP*tsrson. ltspt s C ChijIhu tartnmr mony a reception was given In the Association of PostmasUra con­ M Coarse gritty scouring powder ParloF Room of the Windsor Hole! vention. On the trip to Ixw Angeles drrns Home; Mrs. Roy Britt, pi are all against the farnu-i when used for cleaning bathtuba, wash- in Jacksonville. Mr*. I.-Wrtiitriey ■they-plan-to visit-St.- limits, Knn- antxr,-aisi«ant;rMrx.‘ John Mil hi* h e m e -e r f-*rr» c a lc b » * -fir e , -A** Mtlrarltve little home “ a* pretty ’ bowls, and sTnks may leave perma­ served the wedding cake and Mrs. sss City, Coio'rada Springs, Suit ler. nent scratches on the enamel sur­ W. K. James presided at the punch t,ake City and Han Francisco mid Auxiliary counselor* ate Sirs, a* a picture" on the country land­ can be reduced in black face. Once the metal has been bowl. Assisting In serving were other western points. Julian Htenstrom, Hunliesni* with scape smolder tug ashes and naked rhim, damaged this way, it cannot be Mre. Bessie Stricklsnd, Mrs. 'J.M. Mr*. Hal Colln-rt as assistant; restored to Its origins! finish and Coppock end Mre. Eleanor Owens. Mrs. W. U Vance, Intel mediate ,n. lrV ,,'* n wnt always be difficult to clean. Airs. R. W. Johnson was In charge O f f i c e r s I n s t a l l e d « * «'■ " * iiJ S !; Z Z i Some scouring powers on the of the bride's book. , B y B a p t i s t C h u r c h iiMiisiirutr Fred UodwtR, lL\s, with" may lose (heir lives Ix-fore they | msrket are safe .cleaners for Boy Britt a* assistant. After a short wedding trip Mr. ran escape Into the open. j enamel, but other are loo rough. and Mra. Wilder are now residing Ths Women’s Missionary Soci­ Circle chairmen for tin- coming Unfortunately, there Is no test at 112 West Fourth Street in San- ety of the First Baptist Church year arc Mrs. R. F. Cooper, Circle that the housewife esn make to held Its installation of officers and l; Mn. IL E. I’euiifoy, t’-ircle 2; served nflcr whirh the Kuril* en­ . tall which Is safe. However, the Among the oui-of-lown guests the regular business meeting on Mr*. 8. C. . Dlrkrrson, Circle 3; joyed a supper irl wlth-lt .01 the V specialists aay that powdered attending the wedding were Mr. Monday at 3:30 o'clock at the Mr*. II. K. Cordell, Circle 4; Mr*. Lake.County posts,amt units were chalk, also railed whiting, is a safe and Mrs. Galloway of Hanford. church. New -officers for I94H J. M. Htinecipher, Circle 6; Mr*. hostesses. Those from Sanford scourer and relatively Inexpensive were installed and the drawing J. A. Strange. ClrMr ii and Mr*, attending were Mr*. Rmitli. Mr*. to buy-at drug stores. Make the M»m>. Mr*. E, f . Hunter, pf circle memlwT* was held. The Garrison in rharge of ihe nlglrt powder Into a paste with either Geraldine Wilkinson rirril. Mrs. C. M. I-lowers. Mr*, t . F. outglng president, Mrs. IL L. Gar- circlr. water or kerosene and apply with rortor, Mis* ChiUcrtdrn and Miss Honored On Birthday risen, conducted the business Following the closing of the I’luring._____ a soft cloth. ________ meeting ami Mrs. Forrest Gatrhrl business session a social hour was For ordinary cleaning, scouring led the devotional using for her enjoyed with Mr*. Davi« and-Mrs. Miss -Geraldine Wilkinson was Happy Birthday Often is unnecessary. Washing theme, "Retirement of Christi­ Cummings directing games. Re­ with warm soapy water may be honored on her tenth birthday with ans". Mrs. Annie Rudder freshments were served. a weincr roast given hy her moth­ ell the enamel needs. Ah All reports were given for the er. Mr*. C. J. Wilkinson, on Mon­ CLEANING GLASS.. closing year and Mrs. Garrlkan was given,St . Never usa halves or rough scour- day night. The <T log mhteriala to clean glass cook- the Wilkinson home at 40ft South 5*ve * bt.,5f »>w»poiik df Ihe work Avepue. idone ,n >'r‘ rs 1!Mr’ >"47 , Ins were. Serening with a knife French _ dsllriou. nlcnh suntwe was during which H m ejh ^ WM pre.l : scouring ...with -steel wool., may. served with the resiled welnera deni. ^ _ . i* pi Mrs. Douglas Charles, wlfr of the glass end evctually lead to a after which the honoree received the assistant pastor.of the BrrSfrom ly gifts gl „ ____her „guests. errek. Keen a slight scratch may many lowsly | moke ths glass less resistant to Those invited to be with His* IryteHan Churth. conducted,the InWilkinson were Colleen Engerbret- statllation of officers quoting a 1 breakage. Gertrude and Jimmy Coffin, verse of Scripture befitting the Generally, glass cooking utensils Marilyn Calhoun, Barbara Fare's, Har- duties of each. New .officer* nr«> aerd only eoaklng In lukewarm ‘ ----- ’* ‘ , Mr*. T. H. Groves, president; Mrs. water and then washing In soap- Helt, -Shirley and----CIrastar Eslc suds for thorough cleaning. Add- Barbara Lowe. F*y Beckman, W. I*. Brook8, Jr., first vice pre­ sident: Mra. John Miller, second a ing baking soda to .the soaking Dorothy WlrkkUer, J Mo kit y n prcside.lt; Hr*. C, A. Ando• water may help loosen food that Kevin. J. T. Black, Al Phillips, vice ion, third vice president, assistant. hts baked In. If some brownish Hobby Dskls, Kenneth Wllkino, Mr*. Jullr.n Varn; Mias Minnie traces still remain. remove them Charlie Carlson. Dicky Westmore­ Stewart, Secretary; Mis* Maude Ay-rubbing with dry baking soda. land. Charles Cobb, Harvey Wil­ kinson, Porlhy Hiller andOidney JlnfclnxrtTTOrorer.----------------- — ■ Preventive Cleaning guent brushing of screens PeOrom of Daytona Beach.______Chairman Initaltcd were Mrs. Freque and sills can save the housewife wind will beat much o f this soil W. I>. Gardiner, mission studr-i MEN much time and labor In window onto the' glass panes. Dusting Mrs. Gatrhel, Bible study; Mr*’tar■«L1nIT flMtinni nth ■Jtrt. washing. Screens i Pfltph catch’M dust; dirt,j Iwindows also help* keep them Joe Barnes, publicity; Mrs. I. N. and . and small insects which are eiilly clean and delays the d*> whin Kimbrough, tlu-iatuie; Mrs. Irrd brushed off. If left on, rein and they must he w ashed-_________ Myere. stewardship; M^s. Roy Social .Calender ---------------%---------------------------- rrafv-r--— W a n t n At u r a l l y c u r l y h a i r ? LO S E UGLY FAT u h ~T o u L b s. FREE Nylon Brush with every Permanent $lf» or over Open every Wednesday und two evrnlhgk a week Harriett Miller Wanetu (irlbble on a l < --------- IN on M D A V S/ M ONt Y back / with HARRIETT’S BEAUTY NOOK 206 North Park Avenue 8 Phone 971 B CANDY TABinS Tskt sir tftw* fatty bulsrs Have a turn sty' la* R(urt by Isltowlnf ibs 1m elan. STYLED HIGII.or LOW 'WORN SHORT tir l-ONO EACH WAVE A .MASTERPIECE ’ *• NO DRUO' Try' Otir New Type Cream Oil Cold Wave.. $10 nnd up | (17 Years In IIunincsN In Sunrnrd) NO i x m c i s t gvrt Caatfr Tablt'i» III help you to ramie* .. . taka ctl utly fat. simply tolls*UtstflrarOons SmliUi**a* Z s1 , Vitamin ar.d Mlatial Candy Tablal 99 day lupply, $3.23 EVA - RUSS. BEAUTY Sltoi* 108 Eitat Second Si reel V! * NO LAXATIVI * Phone 563 Touditoh Drug ( 1o. Jt — On All Our- Large Rlwk f of Reuullful Aluminum Trays, Howl*. Hnskets. Nunc Or Our Aluminum Slock Held Rack. Sale Lasts Thru Saturday, October t Wm. H E A D E R Jeweler 112 S. Park Phone 357-W • M. WOMEN '( J -J -f **#! r -" *■ Over your favorite nkirts for nchool or office t / l I IVV ■wear. ’ 1 l Hi I Try ■f one._ sof '• then? ? ■lovely Reginas in soft pastels. Short long slcevta, slipover or canligun or loni styles. 4JL ' C ,% A 4 -: -* J j J kJ i v * ______ Delivery In 1 'Bright Fall Colored Jacquard designs in sllj/over styles^ _ J About 4 Weeks Other aweotera priced 1mm 0.96. * MH. LOUIS MATTHEWS WILL nE WITH US TOMORROW: THURSDAY OCT. 2 ■- TO TAKE YOUR MEASURE. ■?^rr t ir e cordially Invite you to como in and see the new I f Fall namples , . , Your suit will be made exactly aa you wish. Extra trousers If wanted. The one peerleu coat you ,T would not be without. . (Imelett. l*TT •- Tg impeccable and ever verwiile Mr. Matthews will be representing u» In Oviedo . Friday and Saturday Oct. 3t~4. next door to (he ^ P ost o m e n . ..' cut lo today's new. free and * •. ~ lengthened line, and tailored with a °iBbl master hand In pure wool gabardine. Btldr; SUnnneTClouiT Hal Coffee, Miami Claret Siias 10 to 20 ■ f’- T __ ■ ____________ *7*.is * . ; ; i ■i ift--i.-— 4 -filH \ V , ' ,'V,■ : s-= h -A . ~V * . * 3 I �WEDNESDAY, OCT. 1,1M PAGE POUR B aby Feds Hold Barracudas To 6 to 6 Contest but the lack of rcServe strength allowed the Visitors to nudge acro*s a touchdown in the waning minutes of the eonte.t to tie the ha» gam# at 8 to 8. ' Early In the aecoi^ period with the beM reallntt on the Barracuda ten yard marker. Ed Brooklyn re'reived the ball oh a reverse and scampered around his own left md Smyrna eleven trailed, 0 to 0. The whole third quarter was played in between too 35 yard stripes wllh neither team making much progress, but in the final quarter, operating from the T formation and shifting Into the box. the New Smyrna aggrega­ tion began to move. On an ex­ tended drive of 67 yards the Bar­ racudas crossed thr twin marker lqto nay dirt Just moment* be­ fore the final gun. Defensive play of the Fed forpoints of Interest In the eontesL Repeatedly the Sanford linesmen would tear through the Barracuda blockers and drop the New Smyrna basks for losses., The starting lineup for Sanford included Pullln and Cooper at the ends, Merer* and Ludwig at the tackles, Howard and Lansing at th* guards and Krider at.th* cen­ ter posL Th* brickfield Included k slots, Sparkman at the quar ter hack spot and Anderson at the fallback post. Dixie Series To Be Continued Tonight» With Teams Tied Up Th# Houston Buff* of the Texas. League and Mobile Bears of th* Southern Association b**d into th* COMMENTS Cold Winds Chill Enthusiasm O f Early Crowds At Stadium SIDELINES NEW.YORK. j| „ j j|Qif sought a victory lo match New York's opening day win, 5-3. M , Hoag, Jovial Oelneavtile Manager Bucky Harris of the Yankee* called on Allie Reynolds, 0 . M„ n , k|pper for the m 7 ieason an effective righthander. Manager Butl Shollon of the Dodger* again ^ W n rfMmBd boaa of the O'a kept his pitching selection a mystery, although little, left-handed Vic for the coming year." , Lbmbardl seemed the likely choice. llMlf „ « U(d thB word » t the * Where yesterday the bleachers contest between the UniT(rm|ty Ci, r nhle and , h, Moultrie Statistics On First 11 A. UTlIjr p ik e rs' in Harris Field last BatWorlds Series Tilt 5,000 were on hand for the 18,800 ur«lay night scats available et 11.00. By ASSOCIATED PRESS Three standing room tickets also W L PeL remained unsold as fan*, appa-New York (AL) ......1 0 1.000 enlly discouraged by yesterday's Brooklyn. (N L)---------- 0 1 .000 report of a record of 73,385 jamFirat Game at Yankee Stadium, med Into the stadium, hung back. hia outstanding work in Gaines­ Tomorrow the third game of the ville this year. eerie* will he played.acmes th? Also confirmed Saturday even­ New York (A L )____ 4 0 ing was the working agreement Brooklyn (NL ') 8 8 0 river in the comparatively small arrangement between the O-Man Branca, Bel>rman (6), Casey (7) Ebbets Field In Brooklyn where and the Atlanta Cracker* of the and Edwards; Shea, Page (fl> end only ,73,000 can be accommodated. As is the case In Yankee Stadium, Berra. Southern Association. all reserved scats have been sold. Remaining Schedule: Hoar, 3k year* old, took tha Second feme, today, Oct. 1, at remnants.of the eighth place 1046 ball club and moulded a'winning New York. Third game. Thursday, Oct 2, Commission Okeys combination from a group of boya that had the desire to play base- at Brooklyn. Ban On Graziano Fourth game, Friday, Oct. 3, at Biooklyn, The G-Man skipper broke into CLEVELAND, Oct. I, I Fifth game, if necessary, Sat­ Andrew J. Putka, Cleveland big legeue competition with the New York 'Yankees in 1031 and urday OcL 4, at Brooklyn. Ing Commissioner, said today the Sixth game, if necessary, Sun­ for 14 years he performrd as a local commission was in complete Major Leaguer. He ended bis big day, OcL 5, at'New York. Seventh game, If necessary, concurrence with'the llinfots Ath league career with the Cleveland letic Commission In barring 81s Monday, OcL 8, at New York. Indians aftsr playing for a whil* honorably discharged servicemen Financial Flgurse: with the .Chicago White 8ox. Attendance—73,MS (16,010 box from th* ring. He paced the Florida State He did not elaborate oa the League In hitting In 1048. Just state. 85,655 reserved teats, 7,000 besting Hanford'* Buddy Lake out general admission, 18,800 bleacher statement other than to My he tests). felt no man should be allowed to Receipt*—*825,888.70. . participate .“ In boxing who hat not Commissioner'* share—440,874.- fulfilled the trust to his country." When the Illinois Commission I’ layen* sharo-4188.172.A4 announced Its decision Tuesday, Clubs’ share—155.39(1 88. Roy D. Keekn, Commission mem­ League*' share— 166,890.88. ber, said it. was directed at middlewclgh champion Rocky Grasla Ten Thoroughbreds Set l’ or Laurel uacc 1 L A U B w P P1Q>| U v i. I* Iff T*n thoroughbreds were aet today for the 810,000 Capital Handicap, opening feature of th* 26-day fail session at Laurel. Tonwelghted In the ali-furlong handicap Is tha Pentagon Stable's Th* Doge, at 128 pounds. Air Pa trol, entered by Shamrock Stables' along with Little Harp will cany [ouston blasted the Bear* for 15-hits and a 13-2 triumph last MOULTRIE. Ga., OcL 1. «P > Th# Moultrie Packers, GeorgiaAt "Pappy" Papal scattered Florida League pennant winner*, four Mobile hit# to gain credit for turned back Gainesville of the the victory. Roy Boles started on Florida State League, 4 lo 8. last tbs mound for the Bears but was night to annsx th# Class D base­ 121 ball championship of the southOther entries l/i the handicap for three-yeer-oid* and up were: C*W*lt*r 1-enti pitched the packto the victory, their fourth in entered by P. A. Markey; Dion Kerr'* Plying Weather, Transair, High Trend, and Bordeaux; and In* the playoff to the full seven Christian* Stable's Sea Snack. contests. The daily purse total of ap­ G-Men. Florida 81 a t * proximately 130,000 I* the larged In- the 87-year history of the luiurel meet, with stake offering! alone totaling 1160,000. and quarterback Arnold IPill IIIS*1* wm* » . Tucker, were in Memphis today frames the rackets look charge or fpr th# World Premier of - the th* situation.------- r b o y fe, "T1£“ BpTrirsr *We¥t' A ninth Inning Gainesville ral­ PolnL" Blanchard and hi* All- ly, good for on# run,'want for America mate, Glenn Davis, star (n the picture. . • POLITICAL 8TIUKE of eligibility, either, looking for pro ronl .CAIRO, OcL l-rt/O —The Egyptla claiming the title of "biggest Ian bloc of the MMlem brother­ little city in baseball” after draw­ hood, the Nile Valley Liberation NEW YORK. OcL 1. W —Now ing 00,1X4 cash customer* with a committee - end several other > 1 Earntian orayilsaUon* that Billy Herman haa been given I (A’l—Prighl idnllght and cold wind* for the lg. cn their w^W Ura-W k wonder who will bt the -.Ar - , 1Hiil - 1 1 1 —•» j-l- 4 M oiiltrieT flm fr G-Men To Take Playoff Series Sports Roundup cipled "Hi*' War" partment’s re cord of pvL Rocco BarbeUa as that of Graslano. The .record showed that Barbell* was convic­ ted.- sentenced and .dishonorably discharged from the army on a charge of being absent without trave in 1042. Graslano already ia barred from boxing in New York for allegedly failing to report an attempt to bribe him to “ throw" a fight. By IIUGH FULLERTON, JR. Thera have been rumor* about Kiev* O'Neill and Eddie Dyer being in danger, Joe Cronin moving up to the front office end I-ou Boudreau agreeing to dis­ agree with hose Bill Veeck, but no rfeouree, haa its Khotton va. Durorlner argument and if Muddy Ruei can stand anoth.r season with the St. Louis Browns, he haa more cnduranco than you’d think. . rLook' for the Philliaa to ge* very tough in another year l#gin* to produce. They won pennants and/or playoff in Ullca, Terre Haute, VandergTift, Selina, Carbondate this year. Next sea­ son they’ll have a triple-A club under « working agreement with Toronto and Eddie Sawyer likely will be the manager. OH, BROTHER Josh Cody, Temple line coach, argues that his center, Tommy Bkladany, will be the aeeond All / . ---- ' . j footballer America footballer from from that that famous family. Brother Joe made It at end for Pitt In 1033. . .Two other brothers have won Varsity letters, a) Pitt and V. M. I., and tlnn of Pale*tin*. • The action waa taken in re pome to an appeal which tl Palestine Arab Hither Commit! ad<lrc»»cd recently to the An world. The organ! ration* agrw to send a uesaage to the Uniti • illation about (1 1/2 times. , ’M rgini« Tech haa come up with half­ back Bruce Fisher. Whose dad is high school coach at Bedford, Pa., although Army and Yale also were after the kid. Coach Jimmy Kitts calls Bruce the best passer he ever White Michigan's footballer* were staging two-a-day drill* during torrid -weather, Leonard Ford, lanky end, came out of the field house for the afternoon session, looking warm and weary, . . .-Harin'’ to I go Lenny? " ‘ sskeda ' ‘ passing reporter... . . “ Which way?" Ford said, waving hla tong arm toward the field, "Out there i or in there?"—and he pointed back toward the dressing room. ,. to CHICAGO * 7V* hre. ....... to NEW YORK 151.35 10 It hnt. — to MIAMI * nnnxllna Airline* All Parcs Plus Tax Connection! To All Principal Pointa gent # Air Mall • Air Express For All Air Travel Revervetlone IT PAYS TO LISTEN i Read The Ada. PHONE 1325 s& rfears ■ass'tSs ball player, isn't eligible for football and “ Porky” ia a freshman.. . uk# can field one brother cornnation, Carl and 8*th, Perkins, S end and Glenn end Leo Hag. gerey at the halfback posts. Auburn's brilliant Travis Tidwell, may n halfback, ed a broken ankle end n sprain on on* play In baseball last spring and played only 60 seconds against Mississippi Southern Friday night. He won t worry over the Iota of a FIREMEN TRAPPED NEW YORK, OcL l-U P V Tha huge facade that formed the entrance to burned-out Hudson River Pier 57 collapsed today and trapped at least three or foue has been burning elite#' m Th* Beautiful SPORTING GOODS fireeton e SYM PH O N Y CONSOLS .PJCK-THEWINNER CONTEST Sweater Second Prize formerly 99.95 Awarded II: By ROBSON MIRFIILD PHOtyORADIO SPORTING GOODS Thlrd Thru Fifth Prizes E^ch prise Winner, One Pasa For TWo To NEWSCASTER • Kitz Theater r. 2 8 .9 5 INSTRUCTIONS *' Ballot* musl be In The Herald office before noon on,Friday or postmarked by that time. AH game* must be marked. 1 1 1 ® BALLOT. i; -VS- JACKSONVILLE NA8 _ S T rra oN •V8- N. TKXAB STATE «u... FLORIDA sYS. YANDERB1LT___ _ Alabama Cl.EM SON •Vg. Waa 59.99 WAKE F O R E S T ____ _ DUKE . •YS. TENNERREK GEORGIA -V8- OA. TECH -VS- LAU, TtlLANB tbkas — . • i VAGABOND PORTABLE . �* # •- THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA WEDNESDAY, OCT. 1, 1947 ■ - - --- - j u u iij i . PAGE FIVE i L n i - i w a ." '.-.I a .m e »r»r c u n t n i c t omtin... Horae*’ Teeth (JIven ' Dyer To Manage ah tnanaitvt of tn* (••» Hoinc ; . ~ * s S t Louis Cards In '48 loan*. Very. Best Service ■m s r r "rr"' ’ . „ . New Coal Field May Ease Australian Case Project and would ailu.at a veaily ■piodmtum o'f l.tVMMKm inn* 5oO.WhI ton*.-for tjurensland. I,omu,ooO Ion, for o'lhei Australian states, and 2,*mh*,imn. f,», o\ iv u ^ c•|niit. The term* I f tha cufltract were • j • ST. LOUIS, Sept. .... <AV-Ed­ nut revealed. l>ut Dyer *tate<l that Hr LYNN IIEINXKHLING lly CORDON T,\IT ■*' ^ die Dyer, who piloted the St. I.oui* the agreement WM "mutually aat- AP Newafealurea . tl* New »(ratorr» Blais -Atiud la-Itai mile* north* — — rfc: t Cardinals from deep tn t^e , dol- (•factory". BERLIN -Thy away » hwuw io ____ - 0 ^ < .pt»dfcU4 Uial J f nr tm m tVii, by opeh-eut developm ent .of found in 1861. has l» m taken for hone dentist. , an enO im oualy ric h tu a lfie ld at • evp lq l .(• u t? 'b y *tbe o p e ie cu t Dr. Erwin Becker, inventor of B tm r A th o l, in th e n o rth e in state method by tw o sinnii Ctimpanlee, a mobile "dontal <bwir" for horses •of Q uccm dund. at pr.-w-nt p m d tK in g aro u n d '.'5 0 ,and modem equipment fur fillling tioV el lu u e iil o f f ic ia ls eslim site , mat ton* a year. The coal, huwand smoothing down horse*' teeth . that at b-a>l 2iHi,(hmumhi tons of •evi-r. Iiwlnv ba- to l*e baubwi 2'ty hruded • special hoi m* hospital I high quality steam c tfa l. is de- fall mili*s to the coast at lloclefor the WehrmMhat during the war. if." He. has invented an appararatus wbnh (Miimita him —ta-get. at "b " n -o .i. s i a v the w sitId at nseost o f so to P a r e n t s tio ii is “•■ eking to bttlld i f r a lli-r A R tic tE rr o h & Ie 10 Business Opportunities buin-'s teeth and repair them with I FOR RENT *4 much ease as hi* colleague* u ton. T ra n s p o rt co sts, h o w ev ei. ' 'v u jl lo r .o.m ile* a n -lio u r l.'HH)RECORD t'l.AVKKS for rent. By Palnta. Poultry Suppllea, Nail*. I MIST CLASS m-rvic* station for enjoy in attacking human iputar*. t u n ' e a p a e ijj t out liains and to I WpUld have to to* added. tent. Now op*n. In good loca­ Ur i* wot king at pirernt as vet­ . lak- o v e r tile in t e ij* l« o f the two day or week. The Music Boa, UP Purina Feed*. Groceries and At pjTV M U d the Queelisland lloV tion. Necessary to bar* some erinary fur the hurae platoon of W. l»t Bt. Phone 968._______ Meats. Touchton A Wataon, 1201 eminent Is negutlutlng wit); ary -mall citlltpajlies. money to pmrhaw stuck. Write lie* 16th Constabulaiy Squadron Celery, Phone 1199. .Suites* have disclo*e<l a tail i Electric Supple Coi porniion of OFFICE apace In Melsch Building Jinx j. e o Herald, in Beilin. i England. whi«h i- seeking lights h a -in o f otitl. Beneath a light l-argc light office*, icwly decor* BABY GRAND PIANO—WurlitHorse* are peculiaily fir* of to Ilevelop the field, build n mil- osei lainlvn i» a tap iani fiv* eted, all utUltlea, heat and jani­ ter, reconditioned. The Muilc 12 SPECIAL Sh**VICES tooth decay, only alxiut two per.,* load to Ihc eoast. develop it- own feet, thick, and fete feel lower tor aenrlce furnlahtd. Call MR- • Box. 119 W. Flrat St. Phono umi of them suffering firm cavpoll, and piovole it- OWII Cidjiets is tin main ••■am ttdli a maxiVV. 11. A A. Dept, Store. 953. • LONNIE MCMULLEN'S Market Rirr* the veterinary says. On the mum thirkneo of ‘.hi fret. Be­ for e\|Hiit* Barber Shop open Thursday, uthrr band, alwiut 97 per cent have lie that i» another ■earn, four :iiac* for office «r .other type bua- TRANSFERS—Largo new naaortThe i el pel at ion is tepolled pre. Friday 4 Saturday. tooth deformities, which hinder menta Decal Seta for Kitchen*. ineatr. See William .Davison, pnnsl to spend J7h,"UU,issi on the to seven feet thick. their chewing, cause moulji cores Datkrooma, Nuraery. Also Glaat Sanford Ilua Station, RENT A CAR w and make life uncomfortable for Tumbler Seta. YOU DU1VK IT them. FARM FOR RENT—SO acre* subHKNKAUIK GLASS A PHONE 206 Irrigated truck feim. newly “ If horse* could cry no. fanner PAINT CO. SHOCK I, AND-.Molt It ISON ploughed ami harrowed. IS arwould ever get a gumi night's I l l W. Sml Street_______ •U-I1R1VE-IT. INC. sleep." Dr. Becker says. • tealan wella, a 7 room dwelling, 2 truant house*, 2 Inrgc barns. FOR SALE—IJmaroek for drive­ Hecaua* of the way they chew, j SEE US FOR Dwelling for rrnt only with ways and roadway*— Pbont hotsra wear off their .teeth un-1 &UMEOGRAPH PRINTING AUI0NIO IT KCIITART pf State George C. Marihall to take , jrndlng 1241.________________________ farm, On Cameron avenue, Kaat - AND TYPING evrnly and develop long, sharp role iu refuting the "warna in eimg” atlaika Of Andrei V|slun*ky. S*jv—t »i£e. Hanford, Fla., phone 192CREDIT BUREAU OF earners cny the outside of their HEWING MACHINES Brlnie Minister, Mr* Ele.mpr lliswcvelt I* shown at a cminti of the tj N R. P. 0. Box 883, K. B Stowe. HANFORD molars which lacerate the skin. SALES AND. HER VICK Tlfi N.. Lark lW a.lBfl. .* - Dn -H*e4twr-eotd-tbe^ftret-Instru­ . i'olllicul and Social CwamlHte 4k-iv, dosllv tn l.se tonng s ik o ia .1 th*t. r*- Ilert’e Sewinr Mariii'Khar ' she had been asked to trhut the Russian charges, she la shown talk*” 4 • TWO BEDROOMS — single ment for hoblldg the' mouth of *a 115 S. Ihench Ph. 1190 over aomc cotpmlllec problim with Oscar Lange, sd the isdlfli do1-!k Expert Radio Repairing double. 718 Oak. A Ye.________ horse open was invented by an tmii. at the Fliiatling - N Y„ session*. (lutera iliotml) Fred Mvera. 3U h. 2nd S t Atab, Abu Bekr. His own metal FLOWER PLANTS. Mra. Y. C. 9 FURNISHED room with twin beda bailer g o e s on the horse's head Bollineei, W. I at St. near Mon THE HOME SHOP to ladle* only. Phone 428. roe Corner. ‘Phone 1330-J. WATCH A CLOCK RRIMIRING as smoothly as the leather article. 2 ROOM APARTMENT. Working 1700 Sanford Ave. Phone 1I4.I-J Then, with a acrew auangemeat. YAUDLKY VENETIAN IILINDS couple prefkrrod. 1020 Laurel 2.DKEU 4 FOX hound., age be till- hoise's Jaws widened lu the America'* Mist llraullful tween 3 4 5 years. II. G. Beh ~ ATTENTION MOllIKKS ” Ay*. point necessary for Dr. Rcrker to Aluminum - I rd.ir •• Polished Aluminum. rro*. Phone .County 20U3. — DIAPER SERVICE— o|u*tate within the tnoutii with . Ask Me l or Free EMlmnle Baby Velel fuinlskrs hoapitwlj hi* dulling instruments * . W A N T E D T O RENT HOT PLATE LUNCH I*, w. S T E V E N S - l i l 7 w. Ituliinson - Orlntnlo clean, sterile dianera nud •ieotluiw Tile carborundum wheel which i Served from 11:30 to 2 at Homer'* “ I ’ h tm c 2 - 0 7 2 9 ired container. He ineosical and doe* the grinding la about the apa aaf*.%Fully medhxillv approved diameter of a half dollar. A small went. Firat flour preferred. 'W. ALUMINUM casement windows, Call Daytona 2467-W n |lect f< r stream of watrr play* over the ■— ■ — i— E. Hathaway, Sanford. Steel easement ami Aluminum detail*. 96 dialler*, 82 A week. hutaeta.—loath--a» -Becker - grind*double hung windows. Miracle ' BY PKRMANEjjT rwldtnBt — •YtRKT'tN’ RANFnnrr* t*>—Oo;-— 3TJ*-Etm ~AW down the sharp edges.. furiililitd (liaferred) or fur* Phone 1386. WILL grind roru for feed, grits nlalMxl h*u«r or* garage apart FOR THE VEST ICE CREAM With an arrangement of pulley* 4 meal every' Saturday mura- and crank*, the veterinary'* asuu-iiL Guarantee to pay any BABY GRAND PIANO Price rea Ing. J. W. Bell, Lake Monroe. damage* our 3 yr. old daughter aonable. Phone 428-W or rail aislanl* ran raise the hot*e'« headil, Try and 9 yr. eld ion might cauae. 800 Mngnolla.gehtly to any |Misition desired. FOR RENT—Hour slander. Easy Mr*. Raymond O'Hara, Sanford The nerves in hoise teeth alt* operation. Reasonable ratej, San­ DARK OAK dinette set. Tnblo, six Trailer Park. TIP— T o r W E ( KFAAI ford I'aint A Gtaaa Co. i'lmne very deep and the enamel very chairs, server and rhina cabinet. I (hick so that the horse feel* Very I 303. Excellent condition. Phone 1H 1* 3 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE W q m a k e our o w n Ico C rea m , A ll fUtvora title. Dr. Becker *ay*. 814 W. Catalina Drive. IH1IK1F. • PLYMOUTH After having Its teeth giound T a sty — D elicious — Healthful HEAL KSTATR \i PARTS AND SERVICE down, a hoise feel* much better TWO USED cotton mnttrrs*e«, INHUPANCR • 109 Palmetto Ava. Phone 1081 without eating so much, the vet­ full ailed. 507 Magnolia. T IP -T O P ICK CKFAM MORTGAGE LOANS erinary say*. Hi* figure* that RAYMOND M. BALI, Realtor 24" FIRE PLACE wood. 2 3 oak, Pir.no Tunhig and Kapalrlog. I . L he could save 4.290 ralorirs a day t i t S iin f i.r il A v e n u e . IM u iu e'* Il-MH 2 IH . Sill. Re*. 611-W. Registered Broker and L p J. C ST\- / / e VEGETABL I/.1 fat pine. $ 15.(Ml n cord. in food per horse by bis iivatment Insurance. Agent Heater Wood 12. 14. Id A 18 inch ---------------v £ - ( r t 'K k n a m d c o m i- o u f — more than twice a* maiiy ralorira SIGNS •Rm. 4 Florida Stata Bank Bldg. S0.00 per atrand. W. II. Swag* as III* average German receives Show cards and poatara gerty Wood Yard, 1-ake Monroe, daily in his official ration*. .O— DHK*H SIGN HKRVK3K 6 HOOM-4 2 room houtea. 2 acre* Fla. Phone 766-W. O. D. fsaiidreaa. Phone 1021 land. 1218 W. flth St. William Hy Rnv (Jottc OZARK IKK Emory I.ce. » WALNUT dining room suit, excel­ C'idieii's lladiuloi Shop fur com­ Legal Notice lent condition. .Phone 767. N.^J m u «y \S92P J-ORjt ecrii-iTiUT plete radiator service. 106 San3 Itedroont houae on "three Iota; /.'y\vWLD .v a n 10 A W HICH' P C ____ •S'tdl landscaped* acvrral.Lear- 3 DKKH and-fox hound doga for — foul .Ave, Phone- H5flc\V:----- " i n t i o : ••«»t ic r t>r V e it. •'••PS YOU i Ing fruit trees} large acreene<l sale. Phone' 656-R. r r Jt'IH JK . HHXIINU I.K SXJPNTV Curtains, Imcc tablecloths washed, K I J I H 11 *\. IN I 'l l l »IIS t H wflPD WHAT MR. t a porch;, 1U bath**. Quiet charm starched 4 ntn-irhs-d. 618 Mol- IN HO : K ltT A T K U K Ml*. C. •'■ ■ --< CARNCn 6410. NOW F will iq*)« you fall In love with LARGE GUAVAS for canning or tonvllle Ava. I'lmne 879. * llVIt'UMtl. jelly. A. K. Hoasetter, Florist. BRING WATAMl’KIC thla houae. TO ,U .I. C ltK IU T O lU t ANT' I 'lT I Phone 212 W. *_____________ _ EX I'KATbaale-miMlitr and- bodtr NCTN.— New three bedroom .home on eaat r n -MAN IN, "DFAD ' ITA T TN IT r*1 ..Vt»»T.— -t-+ front’ lot; eaay well.ing distance OR AUVCl repair. AJI work giuranteetl. W A N I >9 A O A IN BT P A ID E M A T K CEMENT STliPS for your home. Vou and ts (h ••! >••« s n lo ir li' of town. Here's your home of Jackson 4 Gibbs Body Shop, It'H Free estimate. Muncle Cuncictr lI f* «| «| n | tr<|M irr«l l< i lit .4 It* • no regret*. 7100 French Ave. Phone 1009 J. tjfttm* «»*i U rtiiim U w h kh >«> * •* Co. 309 Klin Ave. Phone 1336. Construction just started on a new •Ilhal i"»l lYitl, MIA) h«\r .»» •!»» I am h type home, See u* for FOUR 4*60 x 21 tire*. 3 u»cd SEPTIC “ TANKsi Grease Traps 1 h» n la U nf \lfR. jlv c tu * * 1 in-lulled. Sewage pumped, haul- llW i|f ftjlltl • Utllf, 7" Ht»- * Ityfl ull particulars. pure rubber, I new . synthetic. I IM txl, Drainfields relayed. Hanilatv J imI M• ••f ■•’ " L ia u lr « "U l.lt Good Id acre farm, tiled. (food >66.00. Reply E. F. II. c/o Hertn tli* ewiH Septic Tank Co. Orlando Ph. l«l*. mt lilt well*. Priced tdJXtt.UO for quick t'f 6 4 l«l i v m il) m | Hdnlonl, FloiLI* ______________ 1 ____________ 2-3413. Box 1811. sale. tolllltll r l|(tlf «4l»Il<?>M llllHhn iM't w We have acvrral nice country TRADE IN your old waahing ma­ lh« fit |Nllll*4lMI|l «»ffclh SANFORD Beauty Salon, 309 |i||»* Ilf KArH chine on a NEW 1IENDIX AU­ lU lm , n r IpntHftd “ home* with acreage... Your heat Park. Phone 1361. M. Mr.Mah l'« In wittinK, Hmt •lin lf- ti.ilt* U TOMATIC WASHER. Randall investment for Independent liv­ on Spiral permanent, lasting 1'lai • nf an.I | *l fl«• Electric Co. ing. 6 mo. 4 longvr. Lx.td waves. II9M ».f 91»r lillm ill, «iit1 •tmll •• W. B. WILLIAMS. Realtor fw tjin |tt l.p | l i f rlilttiiiM . un** YOUNGSTOWN KITCIIENAID* Crotiuinole 4 Marhiin-leaa. Ail fcf 4fff*l|l»). -»j*J nil) K*il» Ylailll TOM HOLT. Aasocial* k^ Ry Walt .Disney MICKEY MOtlKl. Ell SINKS, three site*. Im­ (ioimr My Way? waves guaranteni.|6 up. I ’ l l * pultH*ntion H*|»f 1 *. ' l l O North Park Avenue mediate delivery.Kamlall Elec­ <t*nm n.t fi..t m i ftlr«1 tlinjl f»» Telephone 1120 ROOFING and painting. Free ea WtlllnAa I'.fttoi > * l-r*tric Co. tlmalc*. Smith Riulhrrs, ConA • A.li»uniMr.»tu« of (h r • • VERY NICE 6 ‘ room house with GEE i.. DCS CAVWIV3 A\G IM« m! Mt*. «* t’ l* t . *1 tiarlor. Phone 1188. a a r t i c l e s w a n t e d '* bath and aunpoirh, hardwood R J»T H B H INTO TH E “■-wane i 'iw. t#i«44 CAVERN I floor* recently refinia.hrd Interi­ Highest eaah price paid for -used or nicely decorated, one car gar­ M O T IIK T i l jC I T I U H furniture.. Ted Davla Furniture 13 NOTICES— PF.RSONAI IU HlM ttX H A I.I.IM .- , islo age on 4 Iota, 200 ft. frontage Co. 311 E. la c Ph. 968. I'U rf of iriiilrh r e ai»*l • on pitred street 'In good neigh­ tink rtf.** h ROY JOHNSON'S GRILL Mag borhood. n .I . nUY your car reganllrst of Y»»l| 11% h rrrlijr rM|lll(t<t l«» nolia Avenue. Juat-Good-Food . Several mlghtly good buys In ii III* Clrrftilt i ' jmim «if. .H n n liio i age or condition. Roy Reel, 306 "Ruy wants to see you," i’iiiintY. KlMtili. In nm iif«t). ‘ farms with good house*. Rang­ W. 2nd BL _________ Ilm Clh nf H rtob fr. 1911 . In ing from 2H acres to 159 acres •‘ M ain lu ll for tlIVLir* th fcrli. and priced from 82260.00 to 7 P*ta, Liveatock, Supplie# 14 LOST A FOUND i*r iiitina, an a M y r« ialr*l lttt« •• 87600.00. n h lrh Ii ( ‘it r i t Ma* IUulli«>ii, lMait* FOR SALE—1 young Jeraey cow, LOST — DARK green gabardine, (Iff v n a ifi Hillion 1la n 1l4«>ii. I>rfr» FRED W. HEN HER. Realtor 1 oil. stove, also new sorghum tn ladn-e rain coat, practically new. •IhhI. Room 8 Slate Bank Bldg. IVlU itM itijr It.lift 41.1 of fit I gallon juga. Call 706-M between Pleas* return Camille Ratten, «*al _________ Phone 1030 at »ifanfurd. rio fld a . this >tt 7 4 9 1*. M. • lotto J. . . -----*Ujr nf H*|*tnal*«r» IM T . -yaXi•— r T f ^— i ^ _ A r t ic l e s for O. IV )l«rndntt ONE NICE milk cow and hel?M; CANDY FOR HALE: For Mra. _ ■ ■ — -• — r ia r lt r i t f uh C j u i i 2 fin* horaas; 1 home, 2' acre* Ileal'* Chocolate Candy. Phone 9 Cal. wonder pepper plant. I . 111 O !• H u n t land. For sale until sold. Dyson. l»*l>tur .r ia f k Co. 3106. Mann. Lake Monroe. Fla. (M l Inqulra Dr, Baker's Dairy. FOR RALE 16 AUTOS TOR SALEHELP W A N T E D OLD NEWSPAPERS—8 CENTS 8 PER POUND. BUNDLED IN Eaperianced white woman cook for BUNDLES. FOR HALE tea room In Orlando. Gooy pay 10, If. *0 and 15 CENT and working conditions. Phone 1939 .Packard, new motor, naw HERALD OFFICE rubber. 1209H Magnolia. Radio •0883, Orlando. collect 2-1 ami beater. J* NEW 8P1NET PIANOS—Weaver. Liberal trad* In 4 term*. Tha PART TIME AGENT. On* of lar- 1940 DODGE pick-up truck. "A-l g*al Life Ins. Company'*. Earn Muilc nox. 119 W. FiraA 81. condition. Phone 1199. whila you learn. For Intarviaw ■Pohna 958. in Sanford writ* P.-O. Box 682, FOR 8ALE—1940 IS ton Ford AUTO RADIOS, Motorola.* Sal*# Orlando. truck with body. Phono 66. Hill . and Service. T1m - Music Box, Lumber 4 Supply. Yard. YOUNQ MAN. willing to work. 119 W. lit fit. Pturn 958. For roadxldo sales atnad. Good 1933 Chevrolet pick-up. 2300 Mel Batteries 4 Battery Charging. • proposition to right parijL W. lonvlll* AVa._________________ 1L B. PORB. C. INC. fc William*, 110 North Tark Arte------- ;— r----- -------- — 42 (IMG Truck,- panel body; dual r to fp h u i wheel*. Phpne 1337 after * fne all oaewalons WANTED—Not anyon* juat look­ P. M._______ _____ v AlcNEILL A YOST FLORISTS ing for work but someone want­ Blpea Ava. just off Celary ing opportunity to advanog and BUICK 4 doqr sedan, tailored seal Qffiee ph. 408 reeideneo pk. 819-R go sh od . We are looking for rovrra, good radio, good paint an experienced office 4 credit job. Aa la >800. 417 W. ” ’ SAFETY BLUE WINDSHIED8 man who la willing to work to SL or phona 1217-W. for any make or modal ear. bettor himself. Apply in parson Kate* daylight driving. Cuta 1929 CLEAN Model A Ford Tud­ to Flrostona 8lore*. •* ' At glara at n ig h t. or, good condition. New paint, new upholstery. ^WORK WANTED Wataon Reel MAN— 10 years experience In REEL’S USED CARS 4 PARTS Orlando Highway Do you suffer distress from TOO FAT? ■.tele cnar.8rova.jje w w jjffT jV T ik fc C to Z Magnolia. 'PI 4 1984 International-stake aids pick- «P. Wataon Reel finishing, HEEL'S UBKD CASH A PARTS __ Orlando Highway UA -lO WOFK wttffv electric connectlo.i 1987 Chevrolet Tudor, motor 4 trans. overhauled. Naw Paint, good condition. Wataon Reel REEL'S USED CARS A PARTS Orlando jlighway__ Au s t i n c o u r i E ^ h g a T a s - w after « .P, * I �J J# ■ •>r W E D N E S D A Y , OCT! 1, 1947 # rrStanley singled. Keese going to Jorgensen bunted s*f*If< th* World Series third. Robinson singled, scoring throw to flcat went wild nn^ Keese. Stanky stopped at second. Edwards went to third on th* ir n lls a w 'lis a Pasr IIh I error. Arky Vaughan, hatting for Reiser struck out. ers in right center and Johnny One run, two hits, no eirors, Gregg, filed lo DIMagglo. _ No runs, two hits, one error, Lindrll’* double that bounced into two left. two left. the left field botes chased little Third Inning Yankeea Seventh Inning Yankeea , . __ _ Reynolds went out, Jorgensen to Vic _Lombardi. MrQuinn singled off •Il«'hrm*n After yestrrdaf’a 6-3 Yankee 5.0,,l|!, “ n- . Stlrixwcla* llnedi over Stanky s head and went alL the who .upsis rliriehrfiaMklf t " ' igJxK^VBgarVnrr;* wild-BUclur-na.. STilrVig .MrQuinn tn second: John- ........ nnfng after hurling n o -: lo ,ffRRtn.' LtirarnHR.B . Ifia1 . trail for .four perfect frames. I on' to wnterfleld for a triple, son singled, scoring McQuinn. the odd makers installed the Amer- »forln* 8tlrnwelsa. DIMagglo was Reiser Irt the hall roll through lean league champs as topheavy. Intentionally walked and MrQuinn hia legs and Johnson went to third on the error. Rixxuto pupped favorites. The pflce ran all way struck out. ’ One run, two hits, no errors, out to Stanky. Rerra was inten­ from 3 to I up lo 4 to 1. They tionally walkrd. Reynold* sing­ were quoted at 0 to 5 to make it two left. led, Robinson allowing tho hail Fourth Inning Dodgers two straighl behind Allie Rey­ Walker hit a home run Into to acoot by him, Johnson scoring nolds' pitching. There was not much of a line tight field stands, the first homer and Rerra racing to third. Ret waiting for ths Ideaehv* gates to of .the series. Her maniki bound- Harnry. right- hander;— rcphn’wt open at 9 o'clock but two hours ed out, MrQuinn to Reynolds. Ed- Hchrman. Stlrnwelss singled, Ber­ later most of the 13,800 seats ap- 1 popped^ out ty McQuinn ra scored. Henrieh filed out to Reese singled. * Ileese attemped to Reiser, Reynold* racing to third pearrd to have been taken. With the players sharing-in the steal second and was cut down*, after the catch. Barney let looxe ■with a wild pitch, allowing Reyreceipts of thr first four games, llerra to Rixxuto. One run, two hits, no errors, nolda to score and Stlrnwelss they were acutely aware of the to reach second. Lindell walked. cash pouring Into th* stadium till none left. Fourth Inning Yankeea J o r g e n a e n took DIMaggin's The scene shift* to Brooklyn to­ Reiser, dropped Johnson's drive grounder and stepped on third, morrow. and for thr next three day*. If three are needed, where which went for a triple. Rixxuto forcing Stirnweiss. NCM M1W VOJK S Wf SI J!C4 H OKYVAY, lliems.-) pout a itrcun nn (he v/hlch d»trnyed the M.oon.non Orac# they have only about 14,000 seats. hit into left center for a double, Four runs; four hits; nne er­ Unv Pirr 57 In Manhattan The fames iprcC i to Pier Cl. The Are wss fought be eieht pieces nl land npparatul Although neither club announced Johnson scoring. Rerra Died to ror: two left. iser and Rixxuto raced to third lift-1ir* flreb. nU The B.297-tnn I n t Santd ti.la |iulU(l ut?Liy by luf« h^f f t rln at th* n«»rih •lilt how It split the swag, all indica­ Kightk Inning Dodgers er. the catch. Reynold# bounced . Stanky want out, Johnson to of Pier 51 One of tnr imokie-t wrtrrfront Ore* lr» Ne./ York l latory. It knocked out 21 rtrem^n. a. creosote- tions pointed to an all-time high «■ aked pillnys and ahotil BWt hales of cotton we.it up in Itl-Ioot llainrs. (ititereellonnt) winning individual cut of over to Jorgensen nnd Rixxuto wss MrOuInn. Robinson doubled. R«ls$7,000. The present high is $6,544, caught between third Hnd home|er filed to Ksnrleh. Walker received hy each Detroit’ Tiger-in ■nd declared out when he ran out grounded out, Rixxuto to first. No runs, one hit, no errors, on* Citrus Juice the 1015 win over the Chicago of the baseline. Reynolds sneak rd to second during the rundown. left. Cub*. , « „ •reallMsea i i » m r a s e IW | Eighth Inning Yankees With Major Francis Suther­ Stirnweiss fanned. One runs, two hits, no errors, McQuinn filed to Hermanikl; land’s 71st Hegimeht band provid­ the channel* of trade. one left. Johnson filed In Reiser; Rizxutn A actual slHiftage of orange ing a musical background, the Fifth Inning Dodgers filed out to Hermanikl. ^Yankees were out early for hat­ and Mended juices, the Liter ting practice to find Charley Kel­ Jorgensen fanned. I-ombardi No run* no hits, no errors, ■■ ^ , made ^.fuipx.* . miiluie.of, orange ler. their- old- autfieW Mala Who grounded out, vUututo to Me- nc*ie lofts' '■ Ninth Inning Dodgers and grapefruit juirr, is indicated was tost for the season after a Quinn. Rixxuto whipped out Stan Hermanikl walked. Edwards June operation, throwing to the ky. by the new lepoit, which coverx hitter*. He wa* followed hy Red No runs, no hits, no errors, filed th I.indell.- Roese singled, the ix-riod of June and July. Tbi- Ruffing, the old Yank "stopper" none Irft. sending Hrrmsnskl lo third. Jor­ gensen bounced to Stirnwslst who Fifth lanlng Yjmkrea pirlurr is less favoiahlr oh grape­ who tolled for the Chicago White Henrirh walloped a 367-foot , Jhrrw «" RI»uto at . fruit juice, but its reserve stocks Sox this season after hia release. When the Dodger* arrived qn homer over the eenterfield sign, I R * * * * - RIxxuto a throw to . leare bring reduced gradually. the field a little more than an hour the first Yankee liomo run In the IQuinn was too late to catch tho runner and Hermapskl scored. Al The new report shows a re­ l-efore game time, there were few Series. I.indell hit a line drive Gionfrlddo, pinch-hitting for Bar­ in the reserved andw.u box• Into left field stands (or an auto­ duction in stocks o f . grapefruit customers , ,i._w matic ground rule double. Hal ney,. grounded to Johnson who Gregg, a righthander, relieved threw to Stlrnwelss. forcing Jor­ country” stores of 30 percent chilling in y e s t e r d a y ' s brisk lx>mhardi. -thrown l.omuarui. DIMagglo in si again wa* w w -tn ^ yn. gensen outunder H year ago. As of Aug. I hrssiss olii at first Try vorgensen. Me- Tine run. one ml, no errors, on* iUTcd; TRTX y* i r. ' 11)6 ' ' if|x'itt First Inning Dodgers Quinn siaglrsl, scoring Lindell. left. such retail nutlets had inventories Totals Hlqnkv and Robinson struck Johnson hit to Gregg and the lat­ of this Item nf 1,070.000 cases, oulr , R II E Reiter filed Id I.indell. ter threw to Ktanky at second In compared with 4,16)7,000 cases on 8 9 2 No runs, no hits, no errors, an attempted double-ptay but Brooklyn the same date last year. / 10 15 l none left. Stanky dropped the ball and both New York Losing pitcher—Lombardi. First Inning Yankee* runners were safe. Rixxuto filed On oranges ami blended juices, Time of game 2:36. Stlrnwelss singled to right field. ! to Rr|,rr. ||ffrr* struck out. a subnormal supply is indicated Attendance—69,860. in the report, with an actual Henrlch singled, sending Stirn-i Two run*f thrPC hlU.Tine error, shortage possible befoie the new writs to third. I.indell bounced (wu Irft. to Jorgensen and started a double IIKITIHIt HIT canning season open*. Sljilh Inning Dodfers MOSCOW, Oct. 1, OP)— The On orange juice, which has lie- play with a throw to 8tanky at Rohin|on filed tn IhMagglo. come more (Kiputar with the second who rrlayrd to Robinson Reiser singled over Johnson’s Literary Gaxette, w h i c h last consuming public, supplies as of ahead of I.indell. Stlrnwelss scorrd brad. Stirnweiss picked up Walk­ month compared President Tru­ Aug. I weie estimated at 2.22R.OOO on the play. DIMagglo singled er’s grounder ami started a dou­ man to Hitler and provoked a BROOKLYN FANS, more than half a million strung, pork Dm mint) Hall to eases, or 13 |ier rent less than McQuinn fanned. U. 8. protest, turned today One run, three hits, nn errors, ble play with a tosa to Rixxuto Winston pay homage to their beloved "Hums,” It’ 17 champions nf the Nutior.il last year's 8,309,000 rases. Ernest Bevin UlllilklMHi Kiiivav v at aecond, forcing Reiser, and vvIII■iaJII Churchill, none left. league. A bliuard of confetti and torn phone boohs c .verod ths pave­ and Hector McNeil of Britain, Kixxulo relayed to McQuinn t*» Second Inning Dodgers Illended Juice supplies were ments from curb to curb as tho ballplayers stepprd out m the cteps of Walker lined to Dlklaggiu In double Walker. the City Hall to greet the thousands gathered there. (International) estimated at 1,512.000 rases this No runs; one hit, no errurt, year on Aug., 18 per cent less renter. Ilermanskl filed out to nolle left. than leat year's 2,442.000 case*. Johnson. Edward* fanned. Sixth Inning Yankee* No run*, no hits, no errors. lloytudds singled and Stirnweiss Consumers are buying canned (none left, I CARRY walked.. Ilrnrich went out on a citrus puirr* at „ faster rate than' Second Innnig Yankeea TH E SAN FO R D H ERALD , SANFORD. FLORID A Inist-Bustinff Is Estonian Refugees ‘ Said Increasing Are Landed In Miami MIAMI. (k U A .-a T — Kighl In U; S. Courts Estonian rrfugrr* landed brie to­ m i '. ; ir •. sfi .I j ■i i ■ •• day alxinrd a 40-fnol Swrdish y*ehl'*»aflrr sailing some' 5.000 nr CI.AUKI WASHINGTON—The J u s t I re mllra to escape what they drs heel of Russian ‘ d* najhcJUtQl “ IKSH ------Department has muicLrusl-Luating rijk - ----------------------—r .ICgg land her* In 1.1 months, Is rap. I* liltlr Antl-Tfust lllvielnn only 160 lawyer* ami about a tainrd by Kalme Vrskl, who im­ dozen economist*—ha* taken un mediately ir|wited to Immigration ■o many nf thr giants of imluitry nuthoritiea that none hud entry that a Hit of defendant! read* visa*.Veski's wife, Hilda, who spenha like an industrial hlur Ixwik. Thr campaign hat l<ecn gather- Knglish, told re|>orter* tho little In* momentum ilnre the war’a Itund left tlntrliorg, Swed-n on *n<L DDrlng. hostilities there w*» duly 22, ''-tVe were informed that a,lot her little thr tlpit-lrtiartr* rould d» hut watch. The necessary rrgl- Estonian hand which landed in mentation of induatry in the Savannah, fia„ was deported to emerge nr y -had made monopolies Kill* 'Island." »he said, “ but con­ ditions were- liecnmlng ao t* I in temporarily legal. Europe that we finally drcideil to Living C « l« a Target Kow. however, the division ha« leave. The first group nf Estonians 1S2 pending raara. Fifteen of them are appeal* In-fore the Su­ landed here Aug. !H- last year, bringing the total to 47. -They preme Court. followed Thr sharpest fight la against Two n|h?r boatloads prirn of food, clothing ami hous- were first refused admission, but lag. Attorney (irnrial Tom C. b y direct Intervention o f I'rusL Clark ia*t August ordered the dent Truman were later granted Antl-Tru»t Division’* lug gun* to |>ermanent visa*. be aimed at thr high roil of liv­ ing. The prelimtnarir* of that Iwttie now arr living fought out be­ fore a federal grand Jury In. Chi­ Il'sallaaiS lioai IT s , Oa-I cago. Score* of meat and dairy Industry official* have licrn sub­ said, "that this I* the finest trhifW that now rnn lie built. Into it ha* poenaed. Suita under the Shetman anti- gone all that was learned In the tru»t art arc pending In lllinoi* lihrd school of war. It Is a piece tutr and the trading meat park- ralb-il upon to hold the line while an, accused of large-wale price the nation muster* It* power for war. ’ Certainly eve»y American filing. ho|>r* that such a situation will Itralty and lluildlng T h e " ho u a I n g phase w a s never develop. We are confident launched when the dlvison se- that this vessel will help preserve cured Indlctmrnts from a' district the |N-sre kcause It demonstrate* H i of Columbia federal grand jury the determination of,the United against the National Association Sintra to resist aggression." Hi-ralling the great haUle in of Rral K*tatc lloaid* and tho Real Kstatr lloaid of Washington, the Coral Sea In May. 1942 from D, C. They arr charged with a which thr carrier took Its name, criminal conspiracy to restrain Sulllvart said neither the U. 8. -----IfMTWrmigT. fixing "cominlsiiion, nor Japan eoulJl claim it as great tartical victory.*' rales charged by realtors. Hut the enemy turned hark, he The hjgh" cost of building ma­ terials Is a major issue In three said, and ‘ ‘The Coral Sea marked of the cases pending before the n turning point l|t naval warfare. Supreme Court:-111 Ui 8. Gyp- Derisive results had la-err achieved aum Co., charged with unlawful­ entirely through the efforts of ly fixing the pi Ire nf gysum naval altentfl. Aviation was re­ cement industry; (1)1.Ine Mater- cognised ns the striking power charged with price fixing in the of thr fleet. Thnt was the naval board: (2) Cement Insitutr, lesson of the-Coral- Sea." American losses at the battle lal Co., charged with patent pooling and prlro fixing, in the of the Coral Sea were one carrier the kxingtorr. one destroyer nod ''drop-out” electric, fuse field. The Federal Trade Commission one oiler, while the Japanese has filed against prartirally thr lost one carrier, one old destroyer entire steel industry u complaint j and four lunge*. Ihdh Die U. S. charging an unlawful price-fix and Japan had nne carrier dam­ aged «* well. Ing combination. Flee) Admiral Frnest J. King dcscrik-d the buttle n» the "first major engagement in naval his­ KiwuniH Meet* tory in which surface ships did H ||„m I'Mir OMtl not exchange a single shot." a m y w oBA Y p Man Who Aided Cancer Drive k V i s 'l - i m O f fo n o o M U i m o n l l l*«t ANTI­ ti* r;np.rt »ltllnj.-flllaa . Johnxon. filed jajtt Je... Walker., «FCiifir<Ll*untr~Tlwth(-rum«rat ad- V lC lim U l v A I lC C r ! ‘I'pTD.sf^tic ^imr-July perlosl c««vVr- Itlxiuto hunted to Jorgensen ami vanclng. Lituieli filed lo Her'; th; he asserted. ed In the survey are given as* was thrown out. llerra hit to inanskl in left field, Reynold* exces Ive draltuiife continues affected 321 other flight crew Ma scoring after the catch; DiMaggio 9.010,000 rase* of all ranneil j Stanky and was tossed oot. to be permitted, he said, our lakes, members. fanned, julrea. , | No runs, no hit*, no errors. CHICAGO. Oct I bV> Author Howard Vinvenl O brien, 59,'diwl will In time k nothing hut ugly, Wage*' were not Involved In —On* useless sink holes. Excessive ir- the dispute, the A Kb - Air I,Ine L i t night in a xuhuihw Evaj)tLL»aJ-Lm)Ualm ! -cancer uh« admenl-tUat-----Salex of-OTxnjJ.r- In 3 “ hlen.TeHi f | ■ •me left. Third Inning Dodgers. ---- xlgaUou—nt 4 IIMS ha»—eow«e,t|H‘TtntT—AnklnlPiTT islllng ~ the lie TisiT frsnliTT(Inclined Lit July with tesdcn of hi* column in the juices, which showed shariip year ......... ........... ___ ___ ____ Seventh Inning Dodgers Jorgensen Hied •I Reese walked. some lake levels In drop eight strike after It said the. rompanv ago . gains Februaryand iw.HMtuUrnbardi filed to Chicago Daily News. • . . during ,, . . . i,0 'VlenHch ...u Hermanikl fanned. Edwards in feet^he said, lie urged not"merely had fnllrd to.bargain in good tef .larch and Aprll-May this year. DiMaggio. Reese stole second, singled. Reese filed to Henrlch. O'Hnen h*d- k en ill for more than * year and hit column—for* continued a water control committee In faith, failing to send represents-----------------------------------— — above last year foi* -------------——------------Tallahassee l.iu a stole wMc set- fives to the rnnfcrsner take mrily , daily frntuir f .r almotl I *» y ra n wrillrn inlrmilltrnll) Junr-July, the report saldr "Imt wllh full lutrgalning authority, fro In the hnipilxt tbonThe cattc.’k -----If have shown ■ tendency tn level .'The fight-fm -w aterm rum n* and d had used the’ signing of an “Cell 108" during that time. o ff from previous high move­ a battle for survival fur oursevle* ugiremrlit as a weapon to de­ Truman Appeal ments." Orange Jufro sales totalLast July 18,the wrote of his and our children,” he declared. prive pilots of rights provided ed 1,1)40,000 cases; blended Juice 1 Mrs. M. D. (iatrhrd wa* present- fur handling grievances Iwilh In rancor, contending the disease 1,810,000 rases. 1 II ssllsa,* frum l*>s- IlMl should l>e given the -“ widest pub­ Sd with n birthday gift hy the their ennlrart and the Hallway licity." sands of letters offering volun­ club In appreciation id her fine Idilstr Act. A company official Grapefruit Juice aalea to ron-l "It was near the base nf the tary help have poured* uiron the *timers during June and July cooking, with Fd l.nm- and F. said nil hut a "few minor issues" rommiltee since its creation' last Tlatky Wight making the pres covering rules and working con­ spine," he wrote, “ —a most Inac­ Thursday. " , * totaled 2.610,000 rases, the report cessible apot. •ntation. dition* were settled In negotia­ "Mr. (’ resident, the people' of stales, 18 |N*r rent itelow a year It was fastened to everything ago. tion* last week. out. involved considerable ‘ damatCi’ America have never failed In the The company said Its wage out involved ’ conisdetatde damage accomplishment o f a n y waf,’ i offers to pilot* "were "(he highest to adjacent and inliorvnt proper­ I.urkman said, t'H'vy W*R not TenHion Mounts m o ll e lu llin g ’ fail in this war on hunger. On in the histoVy nf international ty. Housing Shortage j, m n 5^ ’w e iir tech in yeortl - - ((TNllsam irnia l*a«r nan their In-half we pledge you our rnpimcrclal transport flying." A He advised hi* readers; It h ovm il the lim e-xpving, 'tt'oMllaw-4 hrnm Paa- Dm ) before (he midnight deadline set spokesman said pay scale* offered “ If a swelling turn* up, don’t moat earneat endeavor*."' would range frrjnr n minimum corw en icnrc fe a tu re s you high rlan peojdr,' the laid, wh> be any slower about doing aomo. for the walkout. gu*rtantce of 2239.39 a month home la .nnljr one phase. of the "*•*,could Ijoffc to fin d in any :The wage demand by the rail to flmr *yaar captains nn DP-4 thing* about it than »•*«- Wattld Administration's program ‘ to help ' like Sattford and want to live here. I p d ii at»ut turning in a flit* alarm." ronnop l i'm e i (dean, fait ! Up to 8:00 o’clock' last eve­ unioni. spokesmen said, was ‘ 'com­ plane* for a minimum of. 70 hour* Europe. Itefore the food pan he D'llrlvn joined the Daily N*w* sent there. Congress must ap­ ning, she declared*, she had lieen I ..■"J*1** 0 ^ ' *P ® n f ' v * L P pulsory due to the. skyrocketing a month to $1,307.74 a month for * a b*Nik ’editor in 1928 after ^ l" o ir Tank) tan ltl Gut, G ot. | Ifl , ^4o f t in«t"or nl rantains with .eight year* having written several novels In prove funds, either as loans-or telephoning realtors and owner* living costs.” It followed the re­ senior in a vain effort to locate.apart­ gifts, with which European na­ | ypuiro'n’o lcocliiitg with gat nf seniority flying constellation* the preceding 16 years. cent sward of I5J/J cents an hour ment nr home rental accommo­ tion* can buy It. R5 hours a month. Pilot* now * ’• b h ca u tu ya^.(live<Jjeyond In 1912, he took over the col­ wage boost granted a million nop- receive from $H50 to $1,075. Co­ Mr. Truman has p r o p o s e d dations. On* man, who Is a state „ » ^ ilje Snaint let ut thoW you distributor for a manufactured umn .that had formrrly -lwen crating rail workers 1ry an ar- pilots, now receiving a maximum 958A;000,000 as stop-gap aid and in i s .n a * T a p p o o , You boatd nsmrd under the of $500 a month, were offered conducted by Eugene Field, noted asked that key congressional com. product, is anxious to locaU hero hut I* unable to find an apart­ author, who hail railed it "Sharp* “* "vJill'v-bnarr'how you*«*ver mil tec* meet a* soon a* possible Increases to $610 „ month. onaT^Hailwsy l-alior Act. lhu lo consider it. Mr. Trumpn made ment for hi* family, she said.W ilholil th e ’ r'ilyHandling of cargo was halted Hrolherhooda, tepresenting In I..** Angeles and I»ng Ileach red."-Urn request informally Monday "lam getting six or more calls - XonvenieOtet you tan now* th* engineers, firemen, conduct­ harlMire after On# of the most famous nf his ami today made public a letter ■ day for apartment# from peo­ the Waterfront) ’ 0 rp tiiy h ave in Hut new ors, thralnmen and switchmen, Fmplovers Association, reprvsent- columns was written during sent to rhairmrn of the com­ ple who want to live here,” said _ Jripiion. 5 «<• it, tom orro also have made demand* fop Ing, 12 stevedoring firms, ruled World War II. It was entitled "So mittees. W. R. Williams, realtor, thlk changes In 44 working rule*. no crews of the CIO International I-ong Son" and told of a father’s "Political groups that hope to morning. .A. R. Feterson likewise Carrier spokesmen >sid the an­ lAingshoremcn'a ami Warehouse­ farewell to his son going off to profit "by unrest ami distress,” taid that ha Is giWting mail/ nual railroad operating- cost* men's Union would he called for war. The column was dramatical he wrote, "are now attempting •ipnilar call*. Would k Iroosted f (00,000.000 If loading or unloading of freightara. on the radio and later published to capitalize on the grave fears "Shortage of houalng will be tha’ wage hikes were granted and a booklet. of the French and Italian pooplo •Seventeen freighters . were one of the topic* discussed by 11,000 ,000,non |f the rule* changes thaj they will ni>t have enough The son, Done), a navigator In caught In the shutdown and ait Were approved. The union and estimated 3,000 longshoremen and an Army bomber later was ktlleJ and fuel to survive the com­ the Sanford Board of Kealtor* when they meet tomorrow after, earrler representative* will begin 160 foremen were Involved In the on a mission over Germany. ing winter." j- .'P . S u J'fZ a iu je ' Mfotiatinns in Chicago next dispute .In which the union had Mr. Truman thus mentioned no noon at the City Hall with Tim Hatton, executive vice president Tuesday. political groups hy name. The demanded it- lie recognised as the Florida Association of Tito Warning ' >al argument which has bargaining agent for longshore Ceen^'m'ade” ' 7 o r" the V ^ E u r ^ ..Id Edward F. Urn* foremen.- The employers hive re­ ll'aaliM-4 I n a Paa- n—l local realtor and president of futed on the ground that the upon Yugoslavia through the program, hnwcwi, la this: Vishinnky ClaHhcs If France and Itwlv go hun> in*, local realtors' group. foremen are pari of management. United Nations some decisions gary this winker, Communists With Pandit On Scut In Jackson, Miss., the Routhem which Mr, Lane revealed thla morn­ would be humiliating for our Hus Lines, Ine., said It would P*opU *hd for other Ilalkan coun may seise power. ing that he is getting. It. ta .15 GREEN’S FUEL All e a t i u i s i s indicate that NEW YORK. Oct. 1—t/n -T h e not negotiate Ita four-month-old, tries, but I declare- that we'will rails a day for rentals. Some i Jiatlon* Assemhlv faileil nlrte lUt* labor disputa until tha never permit anyone to nlay the 470,009.000 bushels nf grain are are retired businessman, others anywhere Drat effort today lo break striking union ran establish that master In our country and Impose the most we ran export undrr are veterans who want to find present conditions, the President i deadlock in the race ktween "It is authorised by Ut# employes his will.' homes or apartment* to rent, he said, hut there is "strong evi­ Soviet Ukraine and India to represent' them. A company declared. Resistance to pressure, Tito for th# Security Council seal to official aaid nearly all the etriker*. said, depends upon* "our not being dence" that at least IOO.uOOJMO bushels more than this will be H# stated,- however, ‘ that 8an* vacated bv Toland Dec. 31, members of th* AFL Amalgamated shaken, not being Intimidated by ford wa* no different from DeVljayalakshml Pandit, chief Association of Street Car, Elec­ threats of atomic bomba or any­ needed. “This 100,000,000 bushels mutt Laiyl, Orlando and other Florida th# Indian delfgatlon and tric Railway and Motor Coach thing else." *h« .American |>*o- ( |Um m 'its lack~of hoptfng or to Moscow, (ook the Employee of-Amerlrs, have been . "I think that today the strength M “ i r 1 pie, Mr. Truman asserted. r for a brief statement of re- replaced. Union leader* said they of democratic elements In the lo withdraw India from the had accepted a federal concilia­ world la so powerful lhat Im­ 24 Hour Service Since 1932 . It. Mrs. I'andit said the Dee. tion servIce Invitation to reeume perialism will will not be ablo ; expiration nf Australia's S- contract negotiations. to realist Its Intention tn launch r term would lrave th* Indian What Women LIk« About Their Also In the transportation field, a new world war," he said, "But a area unrepresented on-.the _the Brotherhood . i of S i Railroad ----------- the provocation! are not excluded, J idorette Store--------------j— rCaunclL _Sha jliuistad Trainmen- - prepared In dlitrlhUU IH3 tt t i' easier 16 not trying to Veep any ■trike ballot* among 5 000 mem provocations where a nation ta o f th* Councilhers employed by the New York, weak. Therefore, Yugoslavia mutt ‘‘LAUNDERKTTE docs Unusual jobs toot /» And nil Y. VDhlnalty New Haven and Hartford Rail- be atrong.* BUnkstsl . ... Drapes! . . . Slip Coveral . . . that tha Britiah common- road aftar, tha union said, the would k_ represented by mad had refused to abldo'by a Bsth Mstst . . . All Sorts of Heavy Things! „ National Adjustment BoaVd claim and prevented shipment o f halt.' BUnkeU Come Out So Soft and Fluffyl” Sanford - Phone 1252 - Fla. State Rank Rldg. for $100,000. The A fL drivers In Die Nstr York! In New York striking driven Orlando — Phone 4878 — 1249 N . Orange /Jersey metropojitgfx... jypa LAUNDERETTE OF SANFORD Bovlet Inlon^delegate on the o f the Railway Express Agency spot* over| tcond at Oak Fhona 1082 — L -J l plcksted millinery manfacturera wages and shorter pours. WORRY INSURANCEA ReguUr Ad Thia Newapapcr •1 94 8 T A P P A N L.P.GAS RAN'GE f a i t B n ew 1 9 4 8 mppan NmuRnLGrs & flppunn ij c » " v- » •* ■ H i -^ tf ■ 'L * . e ? m �.1 .T11E W E A T H E R la Unit} There Is Strength— To ProtKi (fa* Peace ul (he World; ■ To Promote the Pro*ret* of America; To Produce Prosperity for Sanford, * Partly cloudy through .Friday. Slight!) warmer Frida). v AX iNUEPKNpENT. UAlLXlNEW&PAI'Eir: VOLUME XXXVHI Jewish Agency E stablished 190,S nil ■(■■ ".ii ai . J l 1J" a'.. 1 ^ SANFORD, FLORIDA THURSDAY. OCT. 2. 1947 Flash Storm Damages Florida Coast Homes On Partition Claims To All Of Pa­ lestine Not . Aban­ doned And Enforce­ ment Is Required LAKE SUCCESS. Oct. 2. I/PI A —Bulfarla arcuaed the United Stale* . today of deliberately esaggrratlng the llalkan diaturbanre* to “ supply a food excute to tranaform Greece into an armed camp of the United Stale*" The Bulgarian attack v a t made before the 37-ntllon , political committee of Ike Uni­ ted Nation# Aaaembly leaa than 24 hour* JtfUtrQff. ^BHELlRL Wrelopment* aWe-Hlng relation* between the United Stale* and ‘■Bulgaria. Theme wer* tire l(ranting of full diplomatic recogni­ tion to. the Communikt •domi­ nated Bulgarian government by the United, 81 »tee and a simaltaneouily auceaa»ful more led by tha Un|led Stale* and Brit­ ain to bar Bulgaria from rarmberahlp in the United Nation*. LAKE SUCCESS. Pel. 2 w The Jewith Agency, olltcu l voice £ ( Palestine Jew*, declared today that it v » i prepared "m oil reiuctantly'* to accept lh* patlilion of the Holy Land inlo separate Arab and Jewish Male*. it ptediclrd eoldtemenl meatmet would ‘be esirnlisl In p a v i­ lioning but that ihe i'aleilinr Jew* would be teady Jo delend themielve* a* a nation. Food Group Warns Don’t Start Next WarlnGarbageCan; Hjo Bus Fired Upon In M ississip p i ' Transport Sfrike Governor ThreateYis To Call Guards To P r e v e n t Vfolence JACKSON. Ml**.. Oct. 2. L15—The High*ay Catrul *aid shortly liefore noon that of* fleer* have apparently rornri''rd the "person who fired on Ihe bua." Police aaid the man had been pocketed in. a wood­ land ucclur near llaillraburg and that a call *a« went to. Parrhman Penitentiary for bloodhound*, preparatory lo a final rloaing-in operation. ♦ In iu iirit official declaralio .1 on the recommendation* of the United Nation* Special Committee on Pale»tine (UNSCOP), the agency made clear that it wa> Dot giving up claim* to all ot Paletiine at a Jewish national JACKSON. Mi**,. Oct. 2 </P> home but laid it would accept A pa**enger but of thr Southern aitition in the interest of a so- Rui Line Co.. Inc., whpse fotmrr tltiveri are on slrikr, was fired nn ulion. * Isratlon-wsa made today A-le-g mile* north of Hate -r, before the 57-ffation *Paleiline he thurg, in a renewal of violence." Committee- -of -die— £ * a * ia l*■Aw _ 'The ihooting occurted_in.Agile Hendricks Urges . Hisenhower For For Eisenhower :JV iceJ!iiesideiit W ASHIN GTON . Oet. 2 ~ G PhItep Hendrick* {D -Flal said I*. day he “ can't nee wllete Ihe Repub­ lican party hn* nny claim'' on General Dwlvhl D .E lirn h ow er nriil advocated Id* tumi Inal ion -fur Vice President by* Ihe Democratic Party. t.eneral Kisenhuw'er. who has disclaimed tiny political party affiliation, ia resigning no Army Chief of Staff to become presi­ dent uf Columbia University next year and hao Ix-eti proniinenlh mentioned do n |x>soible Republlcan presidential nominee by sev­ eral high (i. t>. *1*. cvtineil*. * Ill-sides Hendrick*. Rep. Kmatli- et} (D-Flal and Senator Spark­ man t It-A lit > have advocated Elsenhower'* selection a* Pre»ident- Truman'* running mate. Senator Pepper <I>-FI*I .aabl if .. Wallace Attacks Bankers & Army On Foreign TAid Favors Loans But Is Against Any Strings BeingTied OnThenri I'lriS F IE U X NU » . O n . 2</Pi Hrnrj Wallace iayt Congrev* •hould jppropn.He the $18,000 (KtO.(KK) relief loam that lit htlropran nation* have avked for under the .M.lillull Plan but he w.mlt nr financier* and military men in Washington diitaling the term*. Hie former Vice President mov­ ed in wnlern Msitathutriis on thr third day of hi* I I -day lour through five New F.ni-Jsml Hales, *11 c*ar;il.Republican Maine,I He lijld a Harvard UnivrntlV audience d u 5.000 *1 iw As-soclaled I'remt Reused Wire NO. 230 .« > ■ r. '.mtu d Dodgers Capture Free For All est Bv Score O f 9 Meat Prices Continue Rise To New Peaks THISI TWO HOUSII WIKI WRfCKiD at Smyrna Beach, Fla , after a flaih itorin at tea off tha northeastern coast of Florida caused excessive Jiish tide*. Numerous,borne* and building* alung th* State'* bClch-front* were damaged. In th* arc* near Jtcksonvill* damage was etUrneted at about $300,000. (International) . a IYri'tla* Pl um,-il - V f L c - - It* Ihe AaaucUtrd Prraa I’ ik h of mrat and wheal- two llaplr* of the Amrncan diet outIiiiued to me lo or neat tec old peak* III trading Inal Let) today i* Pirvidriit Ir'Ullian'* dove lui "tell Mtionillg" lu tunvrive giari fot t 11lope wept into high g<aiTlirie weir hint* the Adnntiit tlation .lillglit lair luoie dla'lK -atep« d -nerrn,-n-r "v nrrh"at~Tri-'f ctmtiol and compultoty rationing., lave liogv .11 ( ‘Imago ihmbrd foi llir iritlird pound* wav 2V Successful Operations Shown For Elimination Of Worry H» J \t K HAND CH ICAG O . Oct. 2 id'? Ih r pirtiuntal lobidomy an o|Viatmn m F.HHKTS I II I I). Brooklyn. Oct. . which the ’’w iiiiy” potliun ol the biain ,« riiuiltiicUtled In vVvrtutt; ,,,,kli II opened up an it* inmmuniiation linrv hat pio ird (u trrfilu l m two lliinl* ul tin- i id')rally lead am the Nrv'v 5 oik lin k i.n r i undritakrn. the man who pioneered m ill mtg«‘tj tn A nieiu • rev and’ )btf 'Jailed ihTough the ' iC|Hilled today. • Dr. Janie* w . Wall*, plofcssul III neutologll.if tUMp-il at t»eui«.- longrvt nine mmiig game in Sene* Waihtnglon University. Washington. I). C .. vaid brllti operalnmv he h.v hivtory to ram i '• 8 edge fot their firat virlr.ry in thr (hud game of Ix-rfornn-il alnce IMtt on M l pa-O till- P ’47 vnbw ay -I tiev. itluhjuii «».................f Hrnriiiif Uuutitij; pfodueed "goml'' It-bulu tin* ................... .........................--------------jp.OOC' Ucilvl -ufjJtnku«**«. ! Iii.jec- c*nu*»w)ilnJ* e f-l-.- 11*g )*s-rn. enufl; ' R i f f Ti"llt"P T it 'K i' ate, n-lii-f in tumlhei lliinl -ami lu» i(>Y*ihttitutn) im-liiinhitJin nut Yankee eighth when I (rnttch walkfailed to bring any liupioyt-mtli; i* :*|p.prt***i'**it unit a stiiiii'ijf iu the remainder. fw litlgA if Kttill' Wfiit« tliV jvi -t rd and l-indcl) Vltiglrd to tell' Three group* of patient* have rtfflfriiHl vv1111 tiLiP^iVi i^ttunitt irnlri hut Joe DiMaggiu, tiying to licen hub]ected to the i>;wialiiih-— i n ; unit nuti-H i«3?s *lnp lot f i . u i g , dumped a vveax ' . thote M iffniug from acliiiuphr-- *littii |M»rfi*cllun iu lift* ai ul it grounder tow aid Stinky y<tio iiin. involutional nirlancholia* and fi rtf fill *»f inUitij i jnK*. ob***|lVr tvnaiun. Fur thr lu aitmril, Join he'd I.indell a* he iped by and ilnrw to (nit., doubling DiThe achidiphtenla tuffei * from MM I'm*r I I* III J 111 Miyyni Mvljutnn bti lUniuh on Forrestal Calls Marxian Thesis Seriously Hurt Pure Nonsense By Early Frosts louith (liaighl day and a to;r of $.111.25 a iiumhrd rally in thr iiiallit lh.it i„ 50 i rut* lughn Iho U . S . I n d u s t r y lo|i H.11 within 25 cent*, of tli- all-tune |«-ak tea*lied hut Nept. II. S p t M ld - ing B i l l i o n s Pre­ paring For Peace December wheal fului.-v on lh Chi< ago it.,aid ol 1lade ho the NEW YORK, o .i 2 ■o Ihe aecund vliaighl day advapred to tSecirtaiy ol Detenvr but night « new (rcold peak, Ihe purr termed "puie nnn»en*e’’ thr Man trailed $ 2.'M a liuihrl, 21a I • lan thrviv that "tin- follil ol pnv21* cent* above the preymut ate nwiiridiip we know av bunnru cio*e. ami then backed up t o i 2 *J.? capit.ilivm iv piovocaliw ol uat. Y* to above >e*|riday‘v finidi -Jveeiel.il) Jamev l oilrvl.il did lefet dilrclly lo the -irirnt '’witWarmer'’ Weather Is inongeting" ihargrv made by At«dtei V Yiiliiiiiky. Kimi.m L\ Fri'diutud.T’or U.S. Delegate, in .iddniung the Allliv 1 ——-----■ ■OidlianiT Alloc Mllml. Hut he told Jt) AMSUl'l \TR|t I'ttpjts Wkiint-r weiith.o *t-rm >n British Board Two ifp u,.td-• the 1,500 hufinrw. inrii ..it themuvl - • M * " "r -m l)xK .h,,,.,,- I,» ilo. il„ m ItA Jewish Refugee Ships^il-f —___ ---------of-tbe-rmmt ry ny — Tie no ,1Item)it to dictate lo na cool simp kept euilc moruilw1 ,ra’ »r" ™ ‘ filing Hie p.iU J E R U S A L E M , O e t . 2, (,V) , ",n‘ teveiving aid the kind ot Irmjwrature* Ix-tow ami neiii iliel •<» f o - • II iMtllnuri! till 1‘ nkp Brooklyn Sends New‘so'me To Showers In Second Inning W i t h S ix R u n s *- ( ■■ti I ( of a watnina ftnm Governor Field­ icmbly by Rabbi Abba Hi[lel Sil­ ing -L. WiigRT*™Dial National ver of Cleveland, chaitman ol llrillah navnl partfea Ixiariled two inlemal rcononiic and IHililic.d freeling mark in pint* o f We.t ■Cuaidimrn would lie placed on the tr«*il***.i on p « i » ni<tn Virginia, Virginia. lYnnaylvanit, refugee^*Mp* crammed wlth vlaa- ,t»ucture* they .hall have bu*e* with ordet* lo “ (hoot lo lea* Ji-wtah immigrant off I’alea- * Aral> Lt*ucli*r WurnH Ohio nod Mo higaiu* Because he said ftnanviets "lx kill" if the (hooting continued. tine tonight amt headed the veaThe cool wcailier centered lo .investment ami Against Partition 1,ev* private retained ft. German Girl Tries The Stale Highway Paltol office t **T toward the Hurt of Haifa. , Itroflla are tlx- chief moti vati ngi West Virginia. { P : , Elkina r;,Hi"« rt-pnrreit Alxvut 3,600 Jrwa were tx-tti reported from Hattiesburg that j v r , ; rr inz At HO, Oet. 2. - 117*1 Sheikh Stowaway ^rip To US patrolmen to lie atxiard the Paducah i,v;;:! f - .c - 1 „ humB,. j.xiety , hd mu. 2 ,n «•:' •„ V '.ita men an- trained to believe ,. " 'un , w"7 “ ,A‘ 1.-.. had been *ent to thr muiit'd the Geula (Kedempuun ........ sail K! Billina, Moslem tiro. . r. y neiit-e P*'“ n‘i that i. .... i.... i ....... ' " * ‘ " t h e uestero part of tin , pence is maintained only leader, today warned * FRANKFURT. Germany, O ct vicinity of ihe (hooting in an ef­ and the Northlands, rolled Medina by force," Wallace recommended stale, the mercury waVnt 27 th.-* 1 Yehudit (Jewiah State) by 'the that both groups “ should Ix? re­ morning, and at BichnC-xid it wn-l United Nations Secretary fJetu-ml 2—(fl*)—A blonde German girl, fort to arrrit th cattacker In degti-e-, Ingliet. I.ovv- in I'enri* I Trygve Lie and U. S- Secretary put In m Ixi* for a dramatic alow, The bu*. anuthlxiund from Jack* immlgranta. The Veaaeta were lumed to private life." M nnllHHnl an , I'krf EimNI > -vlvania Incluileil 29 at Mercer. >,,f George * Maralmtl that hoarded about eight milra iff awpy flight to New York, was "The heart of their policies," rrtnlitm Itf two rtegrees cooler rluiit at Front I tilt4 creaiion of II a Jt*wi*h Jewish Htal**? Athlil on the North Coast. The found disheveled but olive today In.aid, "is the resurrection Royal, Vii. Fieeiing wi-uthvr w x -lll,, Pale-line wuold “ t o i|i Iht» refugee* embarked in Bulgur!*. at th* Rhein-Main airport. li .s ila a ,* »n i*aat^ d a hr i Jim Webb Scores l , PJf f t ^ l 1 c dlA llljM l. X l . l jir n " j--^ r VVJVuL )—- U U i * j * -M t ^ ll,1 ll -w - (t l-ll . Pilot* said the flight would Brttirh authorities were expect­ hav# meant "certain death" for 291 At Pistol Shoot ed to deport the Jet** to Cyprus Ixjcal Men'Fffifd On uttc, ni»i,7fffrH 7r r Tir!i::;nii. Mich- TTnrwrTT "Thu Modem brothel hoist con­ tonight. A broadcast purporting th* fir) liecauae the ho* would -can's low was 27 ul ' tfdillac sider* the I'tilrxlitie-Aiah csm- a have been tlornl in an unhealed lo emanate frutn one of the ahlpa H, S. Kenny, federal fon-castJatm>* 3 -'Webb, wtmean repair Charge Of Stealing ei ill Clueago, said teniiierature i f case fot alt the Moderns in (lie compartment where temperature* n pistol aa well as shoot It, yes­ aaid earlier that they were sur­ high above the .Allah! ic would terday topped member* 6f the rounded hy "k cluster of British would climb tod,i) fioni the mirth-1 worhl,7 H Hanna declared In n Two local men who had been ern .Rockies to il„. tMt*,is*lj*j*i c*hlo to Lh- and Marahall. £ a v * been below xerfo. .Seminole Gun Ctuli at their regul­ vessels preparing to attack." held In County-Jail since Sunday "Tlie rulfijlmmi nf /iunlii nnt __ . Tho girl r a v e l h e name o f ar weekly piitul practice on Ihetr River after yealerday’s tempt-in lilghl" on a charge uf stealing lures in ihe mid Nil’s in parts hithm»," he ndded, "and the crea­ . Pori* Vun Knolilock, 21., range at the Municipal Air Port. Final Report Made tools from Albert II. Collins nn of the llnknlns, Montana rind No. tion of n Jewish alnte In any pail Airport employe* who became The following score# wjre re­ suspicions and pried open the ported by llyrd J. Goode, club pre­ On Recent Hurricane Sept. 11, wete. released Jiy Coun­ hinska. Ellis, Knn» . icpnrled u yf Palestine would turn Ihe whole ty Judge R. W. Ware following high, of IH, 20 ilegrees above nor­ liihleast i.iil" a field of mga-tarres, box top found her wearing only sident. a bearing al 10:00 o’clock this mal. Warmer weather also wa» lexpoiixilulity fur .which wliuld be a tklrt and underelothlng. ' She 8 T R* Aggr. WEST PALM BEACH, Oct. 2 morning. They were released, said hastily donned a sweater, stepped J. S. Webb 100 07 94 291x300 —(A1)—The hurricane which struck Judge Ware, on the ground that foit-casl fot Ihe Atlantic coast and laid on tile shuuldrr* iif tlioxe supporting /.ionism agalnxt the out and appeared a bit dated but J. E, Howard 99 90 89 284 Florida Sept. 17-IK killed Id per­ Hie State wax unable to establish tin- New England slate'clear Arab right.'* nonchalant. There were wntleicd sl*ow*-ra Ned Smith 90 93 91 280 sona and injured I8d, Red Cross the stealing of the pru|H>rty, lo "Pur .faith older* ua to re-U’ l sections uf the Ibx-k) .mounla'.i F. F. Rockett 9.5.93 84 272 disaster headquarters reported to. pr.xluce the tool* or to connect ji in Maie's"and »fi-n'^r..l” rwri' over'som'e this lm|o‘iiali»l aggieasion with C. R. Spark* 87 84 80 257 New Election Sought day In u recapitulation uf casuaH the e V defendants with the alleged areas of the mirlhweat I'acif:.- nil uur iniglil,'* the Modem .lead­ R. G. William* 98 J storm damage. stealing. er aSM-rtixl. * By Conservatives 8—Slow T—Timed R—Rapid ,lie*Theandreport, from the office of . The two defendants, George W, coast. Trniperatuif* • cinliniu-1 "The Jew* enjoyed under Aralt Anyone having a revolver or Earl luigan, showed them were Carlton a n*d Clarence Parrish, high in the Gulf rrgion near nor­ BRIGHTON, Eng.. Oct. 2-fJPI automatic pistol can take part Jn 205 houses destroyed, 10,542 dama­ were brought hack lo Sanford mal in moat of the west coast ju le the security they have lx-eii deprived fif in thy present Euro­ The Conarrvalive Party adopted the weekly meets, said Mr. Goode. ged amt lequesta for aid from froni Louisiana Sunday night hy area. pean civitualion. today at Its annual conference 17,075 families. Deputy Charles Reck lu whupi a "The only tintan* of xtablBaing JOBLESS flRNRPITH * rraolutJon rapping the Labor Capt Farran Freed Twenty-two persona, were ser­ sheriff In thal stale hail turned TALLAHASSEE. .Oct. 2, HP)— pence ill Hie eaal ia u declaration government' fo- falling tn meet iously Injured, 12 of them in the, them over. total of HLH37 peraqn* Irevived of Independence f«r I'alratlne, the the economic eriait apd calling for Of Murder Charge Apalachicola area from a tornado The Htal4 was represented in A1 173.822 lu unemployment cum- willidiawal of Britiah tiuopa ami a new parliamentary ylection. ■pawned hy the hurricane. In all, the hearing by Assistant State iienaaticm in Pluridn during the Ihe crealiun of an Arab deuloTh* conference, large*! in th* 27 counties were affected, ralm Attorney Georgr A. DeCuttes, JERUSALEM, Oct. 2— — A party** hlatory, adopted the re- military court acquitted Capt. Beach, reporting 3,9t«) house* The defendant! were represented week ending Sept. 27. the State crallc government,” El Banna Employment Service reported ,tu- ronrludrd. '• aolution by unanimous vote after Rov Alexander Farran today off damaged and 1,400 families apply­ hy G, W. Spencer. dav, The figure was an increase Mnthony Eden, former foreign a charge of murdering Alexander ing for aid, led the list in those over the previous -ovi'ek 'when weretary and deputy leader o f the RubowtM, It ruled that the missing categories. • , I'UOTKMT p il e d C. F. ADAMS DIES $109,407 wa* paid.' During the party, had called for WfnaUjn 10.year-old Jewish boy had not WASHINGTON^ Oct. 2 hi5 BOSTON, Oct. 2, HP)— Charles •ante period, 10,435 .unemployed Churchill’* return to th* Prime been proven deadr F. Adams, 70, a country Ixiy who v.-eerana received $37^099 in fed­ France, Belgium anil Hulland | Minlttry to, rtd Britain of *MI». Th* youth was abducted May Sanford Fishermen founded Hie largest New Eng­ eral benefits. have pruti-sted against the llritorganliation, confusion and lot* 0 whUe posting signs for the ish'Amrrican "agreement turning - uwned grocery chain and of affkency." ---------------- Catch 13 Black Baiifi land Jewish underground. Th* pro**liecame the region's heat known over management of the Ruhr FRANCE SICK cutlon baaed Its ra»* largely on ■porta promoter at th* same time, WASHINGTON, Oct. 2. G P )- coal mines to the Germans. State ROCK IIOU8EH Thro Pat# and Ernest Southa light, grey hat found near th* ANCHORAGE. Alaika. Oct. 2 scene of th* abduction which It ward are proud fishermen today, died today. Ilia versatility as a Georgek llidault, French foreign Dejiartmeiil officials said today WT—-Report* that Russia I* build- contended bore the name "Far­ after catching 13'black bass in financier led him to organise the minister, aaid today that France the three governments contend first national store* and to set will have tn cut essential Imports the plan mnoeiilrate* too much In* "reck- bou***" In the ellff* ran." the It. Johns River early this up two of Boston's biggest sports of coal and wheat from th* Uni­ power in German bands and may lining tha shores o f Siberia op~ The court deliberated five min. morning. Ventura* - the Bniina Hockey. ted Btate* unless a “ very aerloua” turn In a potential instrument of nio*it* Bt. Lawrence {aland have ute* after the prosecutor had The two Sanford angler* .would been" received from Siberian conceded a defense contention disclose no concrete information Club and Suffolk Down* horse need for dollars la met hy Nov. J, German iggrasshin against her race track. For a short lime too If France ran not find a way neighbors. naHvw vialUng th* American Is­ that "there Is no case for Farran a* to the location of the fishing he held controlling Interest in to meet Its dollar *hortagc, he land, the Rev. E, IL Parker. Prea- to anfvfer." activity, nor would they Indicate the Boston Brave* baseball club. added, very drastic mCaiurri -will IfflPK HERS LEGION bytertan mlaaionary on lb* Is­ Farran, who ha* decorations th* type'of lure or ball that was VATICAN CITY. Oct. 2, l/P)— hav* to be taken. He said these land, aaid today. from th* British. Untied 8tat«* being employed. HIDING CLUB MEET measures would have a very ball Pope Plus XII loday received 44 and French government formerly The fish were all about the Th* Dusty B o o t s Riding affect on the food and industrial' American Lrgion officials who RULING APPEALED wai leader of a - Palestine police same weight, varying from three Club will bold a meeting situation. cam# to Europe following the LeDETROIT, Oet. 2. — Gov­ "Lightning Patrol" which pjler- .pound* to four pounds. ____ ___ I Hr.____ Pate _ ___ gjenU ntUpmLronytntiun In Nrw ernor Kim Sigler ordered today ated against. the Jswlsh tinder-, revealed that he caught the limit at the Chamber of Commerce York, and Told" Ihcm they narl ■— TAYCEB MEETING an. immediate state Supreme ground. H* had "pleaded Innocent. near lh* same spot yesterday ‘arid building tonight at 8:09 o'clock. All members and non mamber* • number of Jayc«*s (a veer and “ power for great good," a n d Court appeal of a Detroit Judge's from all accounts there are many who with in becom* active in the their wive* are expect.ed by Pr#. ' urgyd them to "use It well." ijulln* quashing a IJ-jryar-old iuREDS KILL WOMAN more where these la/i the water. organisation -are Invited to attend ■Ident J. Bralley Odham to be pre-1 ^wnutUon avninat a life tenner VIENNA, O f t 2, ,<AV- An the meeting. . HUNGER STRIKE sent tonight at 7;00 o'clock for the I - a decision the Jurfat aaid might Austrian government official said PIRATES' MANAGER BEAVER, Pa.. Oct. 2, (A?— regular monthly meeting and sup-1 free Ppradically every criminal today a plan# Identified aa Rus­ PITTSBURGH, Oet. 2, (A*>CTTr MEETING Anthony Paul, 40,iof Ami,ridge, per at tha Mayfair Inn. now aerving tint* in Michigan" sian dropped • bomb near the Th* Pittsburgh Bun-Telegraph City Commissioners were sched­ Pa., has been on a hunger strike The- Governor said ha would Matter, railway station In lower said today that Billy Meyer, man- uled to meet in ppeclal session at for more than a week at the CHOLERA EPIDEMIC in*tract Attorney General Eugene Austria Monday, killing - ■ wo* l ager ef th* the Kan*M City Blue*. 1:00 o’clock this afternoon In CAIRO; Oct. 2, OP)— Egypt’s Beaver county Jail where he Is F. Black- to call th# matter to the than. Injuring her husband and [ 1947 American Amiri Association pen- order to take up unfinished bull- rholsra death toll mounted to 101 held on a charge of murder In .high court1* attention In an ef­ damaging aevernl houses. No I oast winner*, wlsne has been named net*. Matter* relating to the th* hatchet death of hla wife, fort to for* atall a "wholesale comment was available from Rus­ •m a t s•aggai r of the Pittsburgh Municipal Airport ware slated to today aa tha haalth ministry list­ Elisabeth,,‘8ept. 19, county offi­ ed (8 paw fatalities from the -opening of prison door*." sian sources hart. Pirates. ; com* up for discussion. (Ilf Ad dilUAIO* cials said. th u d vv be lt h r g io u m lrd to J a ik ti H. Jo. ih.. ii„ wL.i—l.^al—Luo—m tlw -» h ag.. I.mdell thought Staukv misled him at tVeond and piolrtlnl |j t'nipur Hill Mr Co win t« no at ail. He tllrw q ititiHI o l hoot fiolll the, tiow d at fie nriil b i? L lo Ihe Lfite Spring, Early (lugutll. lu thr ihfrr hour and five mm Winter Combine To tile tluigglc that toiitumrd rite Reduce * Production Villkee pile he It and ituee Dodg rl (llUtkelt, llir Hnlokllll l lull lit t s s m I ) I I U p r e s s Damage to glow lllg Ciopx bv opened lit home half of die .Seiiet 41 etltiiattsril *,it 1**1kw I 4khi) •e« cnl rail) lintlt. w.u irjxiilrd (mill various irrliuni <»( llir niuie try titilay. Rulj^aria Officially I rre/tng Icmpciluiei in Wrx! Kucutfiii/A'd Hy IJ.S. V irginia Ohio, Vugmia. Pennsyl­ vania. Mu lug in ami New Jersey WASHINGTON, Oet. 2, (45— last night ami rarliery- lint week Govhrnntfitt tif(icl*la said io,lay lu te r.m i'll cniiiirlablr ilamge a de< laion to resume lull dlplotu grain uni Vfj'/nitiJr't io jiV m nralte n-lsrisir- wxHi* Htrignrta was ------* mmo or lo-vs "dictated" hy ac­ lliote tlalet while in mutt of llir ceptance of tin- peace treaty with MkUk-V^Mi ii appeari that up" that ('iimmuHril-dumiiiated nation proiutiatrlt 21 pet trnf j j l tlie. which. Went inlo offerr S. jil |l). corn hat rir.i|irtl tenoui Inist ■t h ;.' Siutt- th-piii imeni cnJed a -itx year l.ienk yentenla) by ex­ dam igr. tending recognition to the BulIn Ohm agnrulluir aulhnriliet enrilin government "atid naming taid thr ilatr't rolt) crop, had Donald It. Ib'.xlti, 53 yeai - old career diplomat, (j-. Hie t’ . S hunI I OMIlHM*-! HH l ' . , r I ' l a b l l Red A kcdIh Would Re Scnl Hack Home BOSTON. Del 2 i<7*i I'.S Rep Edllli Nonrxe Roger* <It llat-il "O-t'ka the depotlittiioi el nil Rux-xiau agents in the t’ nlte.1 Slllti-t, Ihe I’otlffurMI.-nt ,,f -|lu-n■ay—mew uOii'l lluaalhli. ii-|iiest'litiilivi>i) l*"tin- hreii of Iheir offii-lill bll'Iness." and prohibition of ex porta thin of war material in Dint country. In f* ;*latrmrnt. whrrh—he f o r ­ warded to the Si ■ret in y of State Inst night, tlie Vi-lt-rnii legislator said "Ilo- M-iiirily of llio tlmteil Stales and 111# whole of AtdetieU demands that safety nn-axun-x lie Inkeii" . . "All Ruhxiwn agents in the k'liiled Stales -hould have then visas laiifelleil and ordered home imnn-iliately," she saiil. ''IJi.e-e Russian agents ahuuld lxi-ruuiuU. ixl Up imitletlialely l.y the led etal Bureau of Investigation mut the State Department." MohandaN K. (sandhi Hun 7Sth Hirthday iatwr. At tin- same (no.-, however, this riiuntt y hiiiiinfnine,l (Is vlgoroua i.iipie-itii.il to Hiimiasiuii of Bulgaria to ihe (tnited Nations Asselllhl)' * / *1 4 V. J . Polisli Official Says Pries Is Remain Free I \ Ii * 'VU - -1 etitmviii * piikc-tman ii-)l.s'iiii $n tegitict*iT (om-ein .today over "misrepresent Ittfions" wiiiph hn said wire cut*, taiiied it, a paslmal btlet by Polands'* t'aihi.ht- hixhupa accusitig the Pxhsli giivei ntiietit. uf:_L-sn _ thiPniur^a.carefoll) ilifri-iVii and lodlti'ii slrugglc" iiyallisl ill* cbm ib. "Tb,- ii- ix ismtils- ,,|'|,-ii limit v." ilo- *|H>lii--udap xonl. " f „ r |u?ifcct ■x»<i'l ration Im-IWi-i-ii the cbuii'b nod stale in I'otami upon the •'■•ndlliou It,,? d u ll, di?tfx lint mtelfi-r,' in |»diti,-al iitfalix and ihe govcrpRH'tit. does nut..Inter­ fere- In religion., " i. f.,i i the gnvetiimeut lx t-hiicerued, it, fulfillx its promise.'* Referring to n slalenn-nt in the 1,'lti-r-that . Catholic nriosts » f | i uouhie l„ >|s-sk firclv fur fear of arrest by the security police, Ilo* (W'tesrUHii sol lo- knew ot li.i cam' wlu-ie n priest had been attested ns n ti-xult of bis **"nouis. Ilo- uttiy priests aneslel NEW DELHI, t i c i 2, 1/17 Midianda-i K. Gandhi ttxlny de­ in (f'ldand, hi- ii'-otted, weru villed Ilia THlIi birthday to pray­ tin,si- connected with the undeier, fasting and labor* fur cessa­ giound. Tlie s|M>ki-Mllnii maliilained -that tion „ f th*' rummuimi strife which baa hen seething throughout Uux the <‘aliodic p rrx x has had great­ sub-continent since frejnlum from er frcydoui tn criticise the govBritish rule uat attained with tfrtiment than other puhlications. the help ,,f his guidance. MirriltiDISTS MIJDI'RN Although still ill fruiu influSPRINGFIELD, Maxa^ Oct. 2. e n u and roughing badly, Gandhi wai out uf ix-,1 at 3:30 A. M.. i/lh- In a final mrxsago tu world when lie cullducled the usual Mpth(xli*mv On* Ecumenical Methprayrr meeting fur staff em­ ixffst Ootiference today callrd for ployes and ulher lions,-hold as­ actiim against war •mongrrtng, sociates." By 4:15 A. 31. he wu* racial disci iininallun, moral desquatted on the Hour hard at lefioration and "any governmental work Iwfure a 14-inch high desk. form which Iramptra on Ihe free­ dom of Ihe individual." FATHER KILLS ilON JAMF.S GAMBLE ROGERS TRENTON. Oct. 2, bV) — John NEW YORK. Oc t . 2, GP>— Curry, eight-yrar-uhl son nf coun­ ty Cummiasiuner B. J. Curry was James Gamble Rogers. 80. archi­ killed yesterday when he fell tect wlm designed Yale Univer­ beneath the rear wheel* uf a truck sity's Memorial Quadrangle and drjven bv Id* father near Wilcox, aeorea of other college and public Ip ghl.Jla.svas about eight mile* born in Bryant Station,‘ Ky. HUNGARIAN PURGE m k k t i m T l*OSTPONED BUDAPEST, Oct. 2. </P>— BudThe meeting of the Sanford apeit newspaper* said today that the government coalition parties, Doard df Realtors, scheduled to led by the Communists, would take place' this afternoon at tha file charge* this week rontestfhg City Hall will instead bo held the Hungarian Indrpendrnce Par­ Friday aftarnoon -at 4:00 o'clock ty's participation in t|fe last" na­ due lo ihe fact that Tim Hatton, executive vice president of th* tional elections. An independence party spokts- Florida Association of Realtora, man Mid the move wa* part of waa unable to be her* today, said Edward Lane, president of the a campaign npalgn to purge purg* parliament partial local Board. qf an ti-Communist member*. . -4 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/. 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M O N D A Y . S E P T . 29. 1947 T H E S A N F O R D D E R A L D , S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A Racial Relations Are Stressed At Ball Park Meet Warning Issued Sanford Is .Commended For Accident Prevention Work AgainsjL Lavish Palestine Explosion <raa(l»»4 l*»« F*«e ***** the lime of the hlail xilffered minor cut* and biuixci. Police laid thp homb- ju Uf 9 ■fftiir f*!i»ailed>Uf*ilaaWsawp>oMM*w^i. Irr racial evening at The Municipal wax dumped fiom a truck whte t rant, 'to r then W m W l r t f ! TWli N il IIii *i I Tm T Ball Park under the direction of the RevT'W. R. Fairley, colored evan­ backed up to the wire barricade ■iferine** to llir need of reduring liaffic accident*. Among the group gelist, In spile of rain* the meeting wax fairly well attended. House Member Wants *vh«* met with him at the City Hall were H. N. Sayrr, city manager, surrounding the police station and The meeting wax featured hy spirituals tung by ihe Silver Tone dropped an improvised ramp ovrr flordon Bradley, County judge R .W. Ware, City Judge J. G. Sharon. Control Exercized. Gospel Stageri from Noith Carolina and Virginia. ihe barrier. Rolling down the J. ftrailev Odium. Jark Ratigan arid R. W. Ruprechl. Payment Required City Attorney Fred R. Wilson addressed the meeting briefly and ramp hind crathinn into the build­ Mr. Hill preientrd an NSC .tnslym of the Sanford report given . . . . warned the group against th e * ------------- — ■ ing. the barrel exploded moment* WASHINGTON. Sept. 29 W subversive element! in thi* coun­ Ly I'oliee Chief Roy G. William* liter wtb a roar-which ibook the try that would destroy loyalty to Service Pins Given Rep. Whitlrn (D-Mi»».). which dhowird that during IVPi whole harbor srra. ‘ , A th* government. lie , pointed out there u err Iwn vehu tr in i utiTitthat "compr»i it through >ii-' ' To Old Employees The track, which pulled away ^ that work amt production was a mantle*. it • «*n-ratal injury oul American dollars^on tintple iejust twfore the Mast, later was solution of many of the problems accid e n t* an d 135 p lu p e ily d a m ­ of the day. Two local citizens, Janirs H. found abandoned -In a neat by quesl," laid today lulutr aid l<> ag e a ccid e n ts. . . . Euio|te should Jollnw the p*lleril Thp Rev. Fairley In hi* talk Hodge* of Lake Monroe, A. I.. square. Sanford was repotted to Intrgun Zv*t Leumi, Jewish under­ Story, 61H Palmetto Avenue, San­ Stressed the point that while and tied for l.V.lth place in the aeriof ihe Import-K*|v(>it Bank loan* colored people in the South could ford, have twen presented special ground organization, immediately dent record* section among citir* to foreign counliiet. and would solve their own prob­ pins in recognition of their servieg issued a communique declaring of this group. It wa* tire! for HI and Light that it* agent* had carried out Thix lyi»e loan, hr Inld a re­ place in total amount of credit lem* without outside Interference. with • Florida Power U* pplnted out that in many Company, If. H. Coleman, dis­ the attack in rpUritaUon for t**11*' porter. provide* "alMolutr a»»ur- given for ttnffir engineering, n Committeemen Voice to Itauburg of the easea the negro himietf la. hi* trict manager, announced today shipment ance of irjraymenl and »u|tervirion Hee in rank from Kith plan* ihe Exodus 1947 Jews apd the deportMr. Hodge*, a helper at the rumown greatest hand lean due to hix W illingness To Go previous year. The City wm * com­ r'- fb by the United Stair* of the u»e ol mended for placing of rrsjicmaj* not wanting to shoulder respon­ many's Sanfrd steam electric atfon to Cyprus of refugees who Along.W ith Truman sibility. He stressed the need of generating plant, was employed hy reach-d Palestine Saturday Idftty *>f traffic engineering in the luch loam." the right training of youth to Florida Power and Light Com tioard the Afalpi. Whilten. memhei of the llouti City- engineer’* office. Sanford Irgun labelled the bombing WASHINGTON. Sept. 2 9 -fA f pony in September,' 1927 and ha* make them useful citizens. ns* tic-si for liMtli place in total Appropriation* C o m m i t t e e , »a*H amount of credit given foi Traf­ A lampling of D rm ntutir Nation­ The good will program was 20 years of service to his credit, “operation Hatalmf"—a contract­ that undrr ihb plan “tlie Unile(: fic Law Knforcemeiil. highly commended hy J. A. Kos Hr was born and reared ia Marion, ion of the word* Hamburg and al Cumnyltrrmrn lined up behind conviction iCrnld slmwi-tls ter, negro boy scoutmaster of has lived in Florida for 30 years Afalpi. OS State* *ell* foreign countries wlntl ftr>Therate* and was formerly with the Atlantic for hazardous moving Senator J, Howard McGrath of The attark was the first biajor Sanford. they need on credit but only alter Coast Line Railroad Company. violation*, or 93 percent of ar­ Rhode liland today in the face outbreak of vlolrnc# in Palestine Th* program was sponsored by we appro*e the uie to lie made ol . Mr. Stacy, a meter rrader-colrest* for these violation* result­ of tome expretied diicatitfacliun In three months. The casualty LiJiB• the Good Will" Yoilth Council the material and only after a ing in conviction*. This exceeded with hit apparent drtignatinn at which was set up under the ill- Icelor. joined the company in Sep- toll was exceeded only hy tha plan for repayment i* iiihmitted the,top 30 percent figure mi ibis the" parlyjj next chairman. *ret ion of the Rev. J. J. Ole*, temher, 1942, and has been with bombing of the King David Hotel T*-*1 —***'*» _TJ item. Tlicic were -4H coiivicliotu. .V . pastor.of RL Jam es AMK Church, Hu. .company Ltvw years. He was hi denualem-rwn July 22,-19*6proved.'* A uimpaign o* b e W l ot-U .-S. •v-i-iT •'n^t • i- , , for upwrapimL-a qshjrie w>«4 a.-tint Council committee includes: horn in Lincoln County, Tenn., And nml the Goldsmith Officer* Clutr He ixTuTtr glia rrtlier mrmneT/ ,f7i ||j,. influrmt- of alcohol. Tin- District Judgr James J, MtGranWITH A Hf AVI AND A GRUNT little Ji*> DePletro, Potenon. N. J-. HfU a -Samuel Wright, Hortense "Hen­ has been a resident of Sanford for last March I—|*ith operation* tor City rank* among the top dll per- ery of Philadelphia for the chair­ .tnaxs of metal weighing 325 pounds amt sets a new record for his weight derson, Lillie II. Fields and Roose­ 19 years. He hat two children. which IVgun Zv*l I-eumi assumtd of Congrei* foul npjwxril th »ent of ritie* for traffic law .en­ Mr. Colerddn. tu ahpopnving the responsibility. Britiih loan and other* of that forcement liy having 15 officer*, manship dcvrloprd over the week­ class In the two-hand military press. A mighty atom of the barbell world, velt Harris. Joe Is pictured periorndng In the International Weight Lifting Cham­ Ninety-one person* were killed Sololsta. on the musical pro­ service awards, pointed out that type "largely on the ground that including five full time traffic end. following Robert E. Ilannrpionships at Philadelphia He stunds fi ur (CM, eight Inches and tips tlie gram were Millard Strickland who among the company's more than in Ihe King David bombing and gan'x annoupcrmenl hr will itrp there it imufficirn! control” ovei officers. 2300 members, 282 of them have rrales at I22H. The It. S team won ip ttiree dosses. (International) j sang "Danny my Roy” and Christine 16 at the Goldsmith Club. No piildir education for *afrt)i down breause -of ill lie.ilth. with the company 20 year* or them. Today V bombing, which coincid­ Chapman who sang “Lord 1 Have been credit was given lecnii'e ltd* part more. There are 820 member* who But it ran head-on into a hig ed with the opening of the Arab These loan*. he *ni<L wero.qul uf ilu* report »n< not filled out, Tried." The Gospel tf Singer* sang, have been with the company fiva "Precious Lord," “In That New case on Palestine l-efore * spec­ used to rehabilitate the rnuntrie* U was ai»o pointed out that no obstacle:, the tradition that a pietiJerusalem.” aiul "My Record Will years or more. ial United Nation* committee in *1n many instances" hut “ were local safely council exist*. Mr. •drill, ax titular leader ol his He There." New York, came as Haifa Jew* Used either nppeaset certoln Hill stated that no city ran have 1-egan celebration of the eightsegment * of the populntiniin nr a complete safety juograln with­ parly, hat ihr ‘right to choose Ins U S Destroyer Hit own chairman and that the com day feast of the Tabernacle* else to carry on experiment* in- out politic education. . Arabs W ill Ffcht »T 8 P HtN'GS, A rk.— “What (''■■lias#* frmm I'M* »>«t t Snwnihl [___Li> t^U*iif_tyrm:..<>L xQ u ay n iu L ---- -Tile- tcporl - rev—TilIlie ruled—Uuit mitie*—uU lict r j i . 'U BBH ga m i94i at twT<»d<n acient yOrek or the. Jew *'from The pledge t'* cam|taigii for Me* ought we tu do iiTrtiiif*thc critic defense of ruuitx and other formal | (raattoaeq i , « I'aa* o . . , •J for Sanford to rank among the Egypt and recalling their eating tJnder Ihe lm|>nrl-Kxport loan top .10 percent of ritie* it should (■ninety when the committee of newspaper*}” Institution* ngsinst the whim* of trine and ihe comiiosiiion of th-.* Pacific Shipyards). Nat It. Howard, editor of Cleve­ the nmU Not the least it ran [present Gfeek government Thq Destroyer Ilouglss H. Fox, of manna from heaven. plan, he said, Ihe country making have elected, removed or rerun- meets here Oct. “it to select a which hit a mine today off Trieste, land (O.) News and president of Thi* morning's explosion ripped repayment together with a tmdgei dilioned approximately 47 traffic new cliieltaln came from John ne on is to get to nrcsx on time lo At the same time, the* United it* need* nn*. submit n plaq of sign*; two truffle signal* should t'uhlib DemocraHo slate chnir- Ameriran .Society of Newspaper reach the uHJfflate-consumer* with State* promised tu make availahl.* wa* the latest type, Washington a gaping six hy 12 foot hole In Fffllort. naked tile i|tii-*tiori nt the officials said. the wall of Ihr police headquarters, . application mutt "ipciifv what tic. ni ode ml xed. Lour milf* of mait for Massachusetts. the fact*. to tlie United Nation* Assembly She left Norfolk July 21 to in which some 60 British policeand statement of tax struct lire renter and lane murk Inga should "No , careless or complacent amt its 65-nation political com­ -Cahill said he has no personal 45th anniversary convention of showing wherein provision would lie maintained and ltd rrns* walk* o|ipo-iiion to McGrath, whom he Soul hern New spaper Publisher* newspaper man can search for mittee "every detail" of the join United States wsrshlpt in then were sleeping or on duty, ex­ snarti rabies and a litter. regularly marked. The City re­ ilc*cril>cd a* “an aide, active and Association llrre. be made for repayment". the truth, whether he t>e the puli- American program to nid Greece. the Mediterranean under the com­ posing snarled The answer, be said, is ihe re- li<her _ mand of Vice Admiral Berhard of masonry. “Uniter such loan*, dollar* ate ported 105 signs, no tiaffie signal militant Democrat," but lie deor tha curb reporter. Ilersrhel V. Johnson, U. 8. del­ II, Ilieri. The Kox was on het' lent less pursuit of truth arid tpitp j " ' Part* of bodies were blown 60 not loaned tint credit* ate set inipriiveinenls, no miles of ninth i lun il: Papers lo He Admired Up within the United State* and ing* and 10 (no* walk*. "I ttilmtre most those newspnp- egate, made these declarations be­ way from Venice. Italy, to TrieUe yards across the wide 'avenue ‘•Tin- party will need in its new licatlon of trutli, wtiatever the to i»e. oe. '(-ri in whose'operation*, ytut detect fore the political committee after when the explosion occurred. into bu Iid ing* apposite the head­ the bflrrnwlfig-’firfwm» .p#a«dzt»k —--7- ■, ------;------national chillimun n t4-bmir**a- truth is foundtj nt “Not even the most wishfu of nn e)Mtric rllrrent of constunt calling attention to what he call­ A Sumner class destroyer, she quarter*. Buildings across th* day man, one who will la- aide to then to rlraw against *Trh creriit*," IOlltH' M c i ' t i l l i f was built In 1944, displace* 2.200 unlagbnisU can hurt us so long n,.w. pursuit. Those papers whose ed "gross calumnies” agnipst the street were damaged and win­ he said. ‘ . travel from state to state, a full [on’', ,'nl ai ,v*i editors have not forgotten how to United Htate* by Russia and her tons and has a wartime comp­ dow* went broken within a radius ■Meanwhile several London new*, lime man." I 9 owl Inurrt Ifilm I |tgr lllIV I lement of 315 men. She is one of n quarter mile hy the force of paper* warned Indny that author* llic y t|Kinior an A nna M ille r I'iiitr* i° VV,!n ’ , | I tw reporters in an emergency; satellites In connection with the McGrath, who said lie will of th» moxt heavily armed of the explosion, which was heard "It is we who have to do and w business nisnuqers regutar- Ameriran aid program, of the Paris report on the Mar­ among rneniberi wivrx in order lo ''proceed on the theory that my mder the search of truth ami fact u r,.„lFit.llt. , in. tn, American destroyers, her main atop historic ML forme). shall Plan may have erred on the ifilri an avowed attempt to com­ task will be to re-elect President * side (if optimism in estimating promote lin t work. He wax in lro Truman," announced be will ie- tiwtay a ml always, ! l i „ ^ t| ‘paper can be first with the story; promise the fight between Rus­ b attery consisting of nix fivr-inch only uur urdtilnrd I rife* o a j w|,uae advertising staffs are cons- sia and the United State* over gnn*. plus 10 torpedo tubes: th* amount of American financial cluced hy Exalted R u le r J .’ E. Row tuin hi# sent in the Senate nnd Special Sens right, hut a duty which we can of hrr, k l nnH ready r*ft assistance renHired for Fuiupraii land. seive a s'p n ily chairman without hire no one to do for u*. As to n g ,,(| ,,r|||r wh|.n |h |,ir * out the llslkan problem, French min­ economic recovery. Friday ta the United National pay ister of State Yvonne Delhox apr Owf) i (('•sllsin l y U j u t f T y l i tr»m x p m . . I’nae « xxuxr -- ■ ^ -Ah outstanding program of enaa In our own heart* we want the fj|M w.„ h „ , m, . h|nK excljisive All agreed the report wa* “an In affirming the Jews’ readiness composing Hie cabinet food com- * to the Soviet” Union and during .',f M -? ,u:T"! furls to sptead forth for the |>ne pi,*,,, of news; whose reporters (waled Imppsy lvs-doeurnent—-hut | - fore- Ittliinmciu-JEM-Wiaculcil itsmsatellite* to cooperate toward In work out for themselvrs the .ml lire. tlie e ve n in g , and d n n rin g w as en- L o h ih ilf le q w h u h t o u b j lt c l e m le i ide to know, we wilt organize ami constantly are embroiled In fight* seeking a peaceful settlement. 1st lug* tin- jMisslIiil It v of father problem of assuming statehood* fur comment generally indicated One congtrssional Republican price Increase* in the tinted State*, e!t and orchestra. Featured on the approval of McGrath, of whom inspire the kind of search which over the fact; whose epmpoalni Del bo* spoke before th# As- (len-Gurbn asserted that they no agent could achieve., joyed to Ihe music of Harry Kudroom foremen nr# caught .up will questioned Ihe wisdom of estimate i ore men are c a u g r i r . u p w h o , ^mhly-’s-BC-natbm-lloHtleaL e a r n said 'Mr.*.Truniaq “in- “Faria of a drain-rate world, «nd j i o g r n m w e i r Itic k A ik i-n , S a n - Hnimegan , , , »-Ing needs in dollars rather than pfrm qpoperation with th* Arabs, hqt he dure ,itlr. (calling /ra i|tlltf together i„Brih rr the the four four f rrTtpr— 5nlm xt:~~R1tT1— RTTfler* - d W i c l - h t s -n p rw o va l. added firmly: ~"Tn (fdorTCsoil mio-hlnery. ? C w t , •5?TSrr « « ' 3ernl* neight>ors—Albania, ja S iC !a O E “ Uulgaria ^ 8*m Morris, Arixona committee ■wirincssramat. comulicated communities wait for iwho«o committees) to lie followed is llmri*. nri-ompaiiying: Mis* Alma publisher raises hell when and Yugoslavia—are-- boldly—com­ JT tix.nuw cUxj cj-thaa evar- __ The flnanrlaj time* sairl the ro. mini, expressed the majority view R -iaK T Otis ' h lk lh r <W w-i - and- make-puUic—w ind live paper isRscooped and wiih jus mitting "arts of aggression" white, there can be no settlement nor can post em ituiud "jliimimiui m u in ii- lam MeAleXnodei 'of th-l. nid ami lucTnclIy. 111 will go along will ,t-tt i p i — , p ip that Congress ptol>aldy could tfnns pointed out that it estimalerl niece of J . L. McAli-xander of the President ami vote for Sen­ man’s fortunes never more' depen­ tire because he has worked hard to th# UN seeks,'a solution.■ Palestine Iteeome really Indepen­ not be catleJ into session befora Jmrmrt and export price* will 'hi* eltyt Mi** bIn Mae Look, ator McGrath,” he *a)d, “because ded on the rapid disclosure of the biillil n paper Ihrfl should not tw dent unless a Jewish state Is es­ Delho* announced he wa* sub­ December 1 if Ihe President wmtlnilc at mlil-11147 level* during whistling soloist who formerly t U-lfeve he is the mail th* Presi­ fuels, umi the pointing of the scooped. itting a proposal to ton* down tablished.” should finally rule that necessary. truths which thry form. "I marvel that the critical sur­ m Ren Gorin's statement cam# 1MB, and thereafter export prices P*rf'*; "" dur- dent desire* as chairman. This' Informant said the Presi­ "This is no lackadaisical, mean­ veyor* of our alteration* never U>* United Stales demands for a* the United Nations special com­ will tc maintained wheteas iin-! '" f 'he war on to 8. 0 . service Francis M. Hixtlinc, Idaho com* dering world any longer, if imb-id discern how little time is wasted a finding of guilt. At the tarn* mittee on Palestine, meeting in dent reported that almut $1,100,• i port prices will fait-rapidly. falLrapidly.” tninmenU, jrml little Maria he said France wa* - ready New York, prepared to hear Arab- 000.000 of aid will be needed. U*. The Finaniial Tmr* xml there M e n e n d e t w ho gave a ta p dun re, riillteema'n, said1III Pocatello tliat it ever wmL This i* a dangrroUH nnd how few ti;*r* nre shed over lime, he knows nothing nf thu issues world, in which time, good will, whether the new* is ‘favorable* or to support the ’United State* arguments against It* proposals said the figures given were $000,“is no reason to suppose" that Itiy and encore. Miss Me Alex iiniter, a Ill-Land hut “ I imagine Dial the National nnd courage ore uf Jh* essence. If ‘unfavorable’; for thry could. If plan for a special assembly corn- for partitioning Ihe Holy l-and. 000,000 to $700,000,000 to set relative prim movement will *fnvut* liigh school giif, who'tins u voice Committee would go along with our calling was ever thought of as they would, 'detect the urn axing million to watch over the Balkan, Jamal Hussein), 65-yrsr-old nep­ France and Italy through the F.urone a factor whielt will demerely pleasant4, profitable, prut fact that neither Ihe reporter ner situation. hew of the exiled Grand Mufti of. winter and up to $600,000,000 termini the adequacy of any U, of exceptional clarity and power, President Truman’s selection.” Only id^ small fraction 'of the cultural, it ran be no more. Tlie the publisher, in our fast-moving Jerusalem, wa* listed as the first additional to feed populations in 8, assistance that may t*e forth­ was iierniitpiuged liy Miss t.Uliuo JKRU8AI.RM, Sept. 29, bp)— -British and American occupied Weil* of UeLniM, Among her commitjee could tie readied, ao newspaper lias become u_ weapon, operation,* has time to sift and * coming. Confidence in thr> ability of Palos- speaker. At the tame lime ah Arab areas nf Germanv and Austria. _ The Time* iilso found, “ ample nurubfr* were VSweet Mystery the Cffuiil ’was far from decisive. nn agency of statecraft', a highly suppress nny facta he may dislike line Jews to take care of them­ Another Republican said figures Alone', nnd Hut it failed to turn up the "great Impart*fit .bulwark against the life to comfort. Whichever it room for error mid the |Ku«iliill- of Life" “Thine should the Rrilfsh pull put spokesmarwln Baghdad called upon discussed for intrrtip relief In Itenjemher" from .many" members which Cahill, pre- new barbarians and.the older peril seem* to him. he knows only one selves the suites to take "decisive action f l e a o misenleiilnriiin" f .............................. ami adiled; “ Wilt Yim was reflected today in a Zionist ftlnyllr paramount-obligation, to atap the leader • declaration that hla people to save Palestine." Tha spokesman, Europe, particularly for Franc* < dieted would support McUrnuery. of human Impclessiicss. tffeeUve, should l« conceived in Maytlme. fact* into print fast for the people are “both willlnr and able to im- Senator Sadi Albassam, a member and Italv ranged up to half a Understanding Within Craft . “Any plan for assistance, to be • Hick Aiken received plenty of Hcverpl committeemen praised -» ■ fut* hix rendition nf th i “What the hclnhorcr* of the to know. delegation lo the Arab billion dollara. terms qunnlitir* than (a rm s of or q u a n iin c s rather r a in e r m a n npplaux* h iln d e lp h ia n bIon u t ssaitl a id lU thee I’Philiidriidiuin tliee y ement WtUenwnt" of the Holy a f t h a iIraqi He expressed the opinion that League meeting which open* in M h f l i e d a i u o u B L q r m h w f i a ^ ^ i D m n " --M U w h i* h — h a -a a n g . w m lIll arcing w it h t h a - P n t l L tt$w*p»p«*f do nnt apnreclnte ts “I^ t them like It or dislike It tnd.problem by establli ’ ------ -------------- . T o h the t h e .Arthur A r t l i n r Godfrey l . m l f i e v nprogram. rin rrsrn . .. . . . " oh the understanding which Is within —the pcopla will settle the ulti­ Baghdad Saturday, declared that Interim relief could not lie given dent’s wixlirS'. a sovereign Jewish state He n Iso oang "Shortnin* flread," our craft, that'newspaper* wMrh mate issue* anyway. We commit­ “abrogation oil and economic without Congress specifically *)».. David Ben-Gurlon, head of th* ronocessions, oaf T “Sunrise nnd You” and '■"lllg do not search relentlessly for the ted our nation and our descendant* and boycott of Brit- proprlatlng money or directly au­ Ittown [tear!” Miss Cook Imitated New York Fire truth Id publish will eventually go to the theory that the people of a Jewish Agency executive and chief ith-Amcriran trade, are our best thorising the Ex port-Import Bank traffic cop whistles, various birds, Seminole County out of bust net*. ' They seem to be­ froo society will know how to def- political spokesman for Palestine weapons which we can and must to advance th* money. "There Is no way interim relief and whistled solos ■with Mrs. lieve that newspaper rnterpris* end and to prosper themselves- Juwry, mad# th* declaration y**- use at this stage.” |<*Ml|ase4 I.-hm l-.xf <>*•> Court Records ran he given without legislation," HortUhy Thomas of Ih-Lmtd ocran manage A patchwork of syn.li- Anil so the people have been set terdav In commenting upon Brito giv* |H>wrr w rrr lost when i eompanylng nnd was heartily dlb rated fcatutc*. opinionated edltorl Nature produce*- n»w soil at th* he said. • tllng the issues for 160 years, and tain'a decision to surrender her 300-foot section of the f,000-fool applauded. Little Miss Mrlirmlex at*, and a tlsllcs* gathering of on what basisT On the basis of Holy Land mandat* — announced rate of about dm inch In 600 It t l l l l O T t UKKItx Anirilnn fit.. unU Csiualty Lit. handouts, and thrust this dull the truth exposed in print, largely Itlff hand for her tap dance. years. pier collapsed. Another section near Tu Non. -llll.. rt (be shore alto fell. NiHiiinhly l*urt>. To t‘t»r»nc» . II. combination down the throaU of a hy the newspaper*. They.are still defenseless populace. Nothing I* doing so. hush Jr, rtu t Ktsljrn T. The Idas* caused transmission Florida Storm IIii. m M. II. T. .lox <*oia TO T. » further from th# fact*. For the “That* Is where the crlH#*M*nd 0f 36 file- Im-II signals ill eight lluml-t-'t I" T free American people will have YOU GET FULL VALUE RECEIVED, l^lk-wli*. lie)# #l#lr Morris ’)'■ news and go to great length* to the demagogs have ntlosed tha «Urtp*,*one of the girgicst series It'ssIlM nl fruai I'k ir Oast tioat. If their fear* were well P R O L O N G S THE l i f t nf signals in «4he history of the ported efforts were being made It-,- Oor.i#get It. **i \ . • , ■ I. nnbort, Jinspb rut* m l To founded, the psopt* would have EVERY TIME YOU BUY YOUR New Ynrk CHy fire dr|)ntim vit. to ittfloal her, The sea-going tug Mntr “We of the newspaper burines* gone wrong long since, and our I. IVtlnht OF YOUR OLD HOOF The fire' wa* discovered under ATA 211). out of Ctuxrlraton, S. •IKAt. KaT.iTH WllllTCAUK* • long sinca learned what it mean* tl«nn. t\ It »tvt K rtlin T. T« to srarrlA ’nr the truth. It mean* free republic corrupted hy error, YEARS LONGER Flier 57 and spread landward to C., for Glen Cove Springs, Fla., BEVERAGES would lie no more. A- Urge structure connecting thai reported she was unable to make Klr.t .Vatlnn.il Itsnk nf tlrlniut-t to tw> etTmally dlM*tl*H#d with * “Aa long a* our loins are filled I'M kin* ItnrniunJ To llowlsn.1 S E N S A T I O N A L NEW . pier wllh Pier 6h, along which much headway and was standing Finance what we find of It, and to feel that . from ... that occupational disease of Grace Liiisr.SatiU Rita was fur ■open water until thv storm . ItMwMer. T. M. ls*H Tn J. »- every jnurnalixtic discovery of f*ct with MITHOD OF JTOPFINO oure, that ache to 'iv arfh and dlaMttnso* is only an additional challenge to soluble*. ' * BILL’S PACKAGE STORE and BAR LEAKS WITH NON-RUST, 1-wn. It, 1, ria l Hrt*n H. Todig for. the facta beneAth ti)*L It cover and publish, neither the re­ r When the flames ihteatene-l Meanwhile, the turbulent At­ J. IIW. public,. nor the people, nor th* |JU« INO; ALUMINUM M IT A l Pier 58, lugs pushed the Sanlx lantic was making a mesa of aiTinFA t-rm * n r a t m rti aiik * mean* not being AAtlsfled *Bh * newspapers have anything to wor­ 112 Weet First Street Phone 880 Rita, scheduled to sa il'Isle today some of northern Florida'* p!*yKnitlunt Alaatlc Nettoeel ll*nk To handout statement full of wind ry about” and nothingness, whethar the -■ for &>uth America, into the mid- ground*. High tides, whipped b y * F. ii. Uysun — -*w-------------Th# Mauan fo. ,(J. W, MuO'W handout i* from th* biggest cor­ •tream channel. Th* Santa Rosa dinging northeast gale, ilestroyed Tim ur) To IL M. t'errnwsr #•'•* poration In the world, or from the salltd late Satutday from Plei two house* near Jacksonville and fsrrtr A*VOR SALE football roach, or from Molotov damaged several other*. vr. TOTAIIV PI'RLIlt MOTORS INN in Moscow, * Hlau of Florida To Lout A Hairs, The great combers cut through 2 AoxilUnt Chief Fire Marthal iiNinnAm.K nisriiA iiuK a “It meins tr'.lning'nrm e'c** In arid icctlons nf seawalls in this are; ire*. Martin Scott said that all petNevy To Jn**ph Itilwll W.IU coinage to dtmattd specific ans­ TRUCKERS REST (tons who had worked on the pier washed away beach cabanas apd Army To Philip t \ Klanl#V. Jr. wers instead of generalities, nnd tamaged waterfront approachoa 'French A tkatlssl* Bird. WiUHItttK l-tt't-A*K* Saturday or Sunday would tie I*. Hhlrk, Nrw Orlrsni. editorial writer* In the hard menigatloned in an effort to dstar- and eroded lands behind pro- Iat.Hlrwnrt rbland JanlUn# Tallow, t)rl#ndo. ta.l effort of stripping the v»rb1 tcatlve barriers. line th* cause of tha fir*. age from Ihe meaning. It mean* Ini the beach area near Jack­ ■Commissioner Frank J. irritation with a nows scrvlc#>hen damage was estimated ayi* said that 700 or 800 bale* sonville, • * m r o v a o i o root ths Coronado Beach Hotel adjacent Il ls sluw or averraulioua or iels ’ Dr. C h a riM ^ m S a w * i t $300,000 or more. Fifty Coast Cotton caught fire In the Guardsmen- and resident* worked to on* of th* houstA which roll­ Optometrist in r**pon*lv# to a news issue. It • M o irn n c o n tend story of th* shed of Pier to shore up eottagek believed ed Into th* a*a today, Mid that sana investment of dollar* and Sanford Atlantic Ok. Bldg. , Though under control, the fir* undermined hy th* breaker*. Hours: »-l* t-$ PhoM W hf* hotel also was In danger but manpower in apparently hopeless • r u n o f e m u s o v ie t $56.95 go on for days," ho **td. 7V4 hr*. •• 8*L l - l l ’ .' ” * : At F ernandas several houses that ha h*H*v*d It would “rid* or trivial eiplorAllon of obscure suspicion. ~ Fy*a Examined - Gtaows* FHUd eping up Horn the un­ were damaged and power line* out the storm." “It means getting all sides of m int wa* noticed hy a pier were down. Daytona reported its Lets serious damsg* was dona I who turned in the first txares littered with debrla and on tha Daytona Beach OceanM FOIL $51.35 ■ftrehoats turned their winds up ta 46 'mile* per hour.. front, whare report* by city of;i -•, T--V ]>Q h H* tmwmmm•*••••*• FORthe plar^s|« crew* A _Bcd-Cxeaa-U fe **vtrig-#U- fir lari* ami pro party »witw s-ii>mag* would KXMANUmY PHU pneu- tion at New Smyrna Beach, south dicated tha total damage fhrough tha of Daytona, was washed Into amount to about $200,000.$12.25 Mcist of this loss arose from 2F, href. ilriftwwd. So wm a n ocean front A' \n > destruction of L g m T o E u ro p e ^ ^ Some Objections Seen To McGrath As .Chairman Passion For News Seen As Salvation Of America’s Independent Newspapers m I C jja r f o i/ F LY mown to Ch ica g o • G a rfo /Z to NEW YORK * FOR THETBESTtCE CREAW 1 to i I built to protect property from ooptn front Casino at also was reported In danger of tidal action, rone ret* approach rgnp* to the wide beach, ai playground equlpmertt.' “ '^ ^ d w a lH n fn *t N«w St Beach toppled into the a*0, . foundations undermined by roaring V j i — i,iivg ‘i CREAM *•Via Alrlinn# Paancnrera W o make our own Ice C t m o i . A ll ftarore T k ity — Delicious — Healthful fT-yJ-i- _ . 1,■t > ^ •• ‘ Mr >IalI Air Express MIRACLE s :; PHONE 1325 ~* h i . /' * * ri ; ^=^1 , -*’ S’frk==^==ui-“' . ’* \ v V *- I ' ~~ . ---=gsr?Tr - v . -V»vvw . » , - . . ■— -- * j . j i CONCRETE pO.; iM Ue. ^icv ------ — -- • ‘ •All Far#4 Pin# Ta* F sr AUe-AIr Travel fUeerraUMts TIP—TOP ICE CREAM 414 Sanford ta- I TIP—Tnr> to M IAM I# . ;S B 1 mI . Phone 1885 �i i t -“ \ a ♦W - u .. In Unity There 1« Ktrinjitlr-* T 1IK W K A T IIK It T o P r o t a c t III* l ' * a r * o f l b * W o r l d ; . I*ai 11» iluudy and continued mod* To Promote Mio Progress of America; To Produce Prosperity for Stnfotd. ' ■*«_Jg.'v - i. —v tfD ..... i TV . " '■ ... y s,..«,-4.<s'h ■■f t -** *i»» •*•** AN IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY N E W SP A P E R VOLUME XXXVIII * E stab lish ed ISOS SA N FO R D , FLO RID A ,T Canada * S* i O C c . , | fo re ig n Y ankees P olicy N on P a r tis a n o u n c i l 1$ C o n tin u e d • 2 Moslem States Of Yemen And Pakis­ tan Admitted To U. N. Membership Seven Youths Are Arrested In Crackdown On Auto Thefts Senator Vandenberg Says Quick Aid To Europe Needed For Elemental Survival Officials Warn Of More Slaps From Russians *NO, 228 AssucinU'd Press Leased Wire T U E S D A Y . S E IT . 30. IS I7 ure opener In By 5 -3 Scene Of Opening Series (Janie — I Yanks Score 5 Runs In Fifth Inning; Crowd Of 73.365 See Opening Game Iwo'D.d and'youth*, who at members ut a gang uf teven yuUtliv WASHINGTON. Sept. R) oP»— By JACK HAND have been charged with the theft of twu automobile* here, two in Senator Vandenberg (R Mull. • YANKEE ST ADIUM. New Yoik. Change county and one in 1-ake county, were yetleid.ty turned over •aid today that m the mallei u! Sr pi. R) ''l i I*.- old Yankee Attack On Truman By to Sheriff P. A*. Meio fullowing aireil Sunday in Drl_rnd by Drputy emergency aid tor Europe "thIng inning t*>inmI* woikrd again Red Press Seen As Jr»* Kincher of Volutia.* uunfj and are now in the County Jail awaiting iminrdiatr qprstton i« one ot ele­ ludav a* thr Nrv* Aorkrp* shattrial in Circuit Court. mental human tutvival in a freForerunner Of More trn-*l 21 ii-ai-old Ralph Uranca’s Sheriff Mem ilated IIlia morning that Ilie* t**o youth*. Thuma* Mur­ Mxirly." t no-bit kwt- willi li*e aim*' in lbe“< • I t'9 ray. H and Wesley UllberL 1H>----------Vandenberg. the'recognired-Nra--■ WASHINGfON; SCpt- W'ld'i filth frame foi a 3-3 triumph had been hrfhirht by th/Tr'lRr.-nTs flrfando. violent anti ale Republican t|Hikrtman o n'lor- An inuratmgly ovn UkmvLIvi* brfoir a record to the Volusia county jail. The finding of mis Thomaa lloncy, employee of the was the fa s t clue to aiitluirlties of ngti |k>Jn>) matlrrt, made that American campaign by Kuriian 71.165 turnout hi .Ilie opening Seminole Tire - Shop Whoso 1030 the ring allegedly resnonvible for itatement in announrmg hr lus press and radio wa* prrdnlrd /.line of thr Wotl.l Setirt. Ford automobile was stolen on the the thefts, said Sheriff Meio. Oth­ called the Senate Foirign Rrlationv l.slay hy U ix . offiiiali rsanvining 1wrl* r Yanks'had brrn ictircd night of Sept. 13 from in front of er members of the gang have been in auccettiun by lait-ballmg his homo at 70U Welt Ninth Street turned over to Oiange county for l ommittre to meet Nov. 10 in Mokow’s propaganda line. I hw ■ today told Sheriff Mero that ho trial ami include Ki.-d Zornes. John accordance with a iequr*t limn s4i*l the atlaik un Pm ulrpt (Itania, thr Dodgris’ 21-game hail recovered the motor and cer­ llowling, Ueorge S*'baatian. Ral­ President Ttutnan. Vamirnlieie lium an l>V a Ruitian tuaga/lli. winners,«until lliry cut loose -with tain other parts of the ear, hut eigh liirk o t and another Dowlipg v*Jlich vuiupared him -with llillrl i their big Ilunv that completely not the frame and body which had l>oy, all of Drljind according to i» chaitman of the gmup. Eiplaining why he had not <g*t mdicatea « dnifion ot pull *>*.» ! unnerved thr nglilhamler. ' been dumped, into a deep lake inr Sheriff Meru. Volusia county. George Sebastian was arrested ed 111! coninqttee to meet until all ‘ the slop*. lltama was followed in turn by fl A 11*41 -Packard sedan, the pio- yesterday in Del-aiul and turnrd fj**v. It), Vandenbeig laid th On* oflliial rsp irtfril lirllrl Hqnk Hvhimari ajiJ. Hugh Casey. -4— perty of Mra. T. Ujadford Hyrd.' over to Sheriff. Shertrf. (Rack Slack of Orange Urang*? State" H , , *• "li . . I t.iiik Shea, who rlaitrd for the w a t. siolen fruiu trv-front—of~th**-rmmty. —Murrey-amP G ilbert'w err -L-,J2ttiaiUutnt— -w«Jk-«*wt—be- tlic .Rm*mn-ha*«-*n*a**- up -jy** home of her son-in-law II. U. Od- turned ovn to Seininule County irady with com tele pn>|Mitalt un luqw of winning favor (nun th * 3 uni* was !dir*| for a pinch hitter •t American pqblo ami will •m um Jan Mataryk, Ctechoalovak for- ham, Jr., 2019 Hibiscus L'uurt, on following A heating held in Hr til Nov. I.* ' uni m ccm in i I»y I'ig r i% the Aug. 17. A negro, while hunting Land. jeign mtnitter, had waged a perHr added that “other essential fiate ntjW un liying to discredit' lot? »cnr« opened According lo the « A tnm reinnant of a repair or­ ■ittent behind-lhe-teenea campaign wood five miles from Cassadsga the • United Stair* III t|ir So* let j lepoit*^ im lulling finding* of cun •clip! ••tilt .t h-ittlf, ol the bull­ YA.NKKK M T A liini on Aug* 28, discovered the car In der from Stiirklaml Motors of to keep hla country off th* COUhI I h «• \ ahkrr Sl.idium. huiiii* of Ihi* S i r . \»nk \ ankr** | i r l tll.i lll ion- I*tgr \ % t \%r\ cil, when? it would have been If the woods) stripped of tires, Sanford wt> fouml near the parts girtiion.il committee* visiting Lu* l moil ami abiiiad. • llir " u ji inoiiMcnnK .utiili H i n n e r h o f ( h r \ m r t i m r t I rugiit* m u * ( h r M r n r o f t h r o|irniiit* i j .im r the middle of the Kaat-Weat con. wheels, generator and other parta. of Mr. Doliey'a Foul with enough I toju- and alto the ie|Hirt ol llio f t h r IH 1 4 World** Srfir<« h«-|M r r i t . l l i r \ .inkri-** a n d t h r H i o o W lin lie detached the license tog l ire! Inuilig Dmlgers filet. lion i f„Vh5. n.un.,l‘! r . v'*i!’1!. illa m n u n Commission. will not . , 4K*nn«l „ , " ,"r Ante11*-*.'* I'V I |, 1M|, rfB, sictiMa in thr National l eague. \ m <onl Wontl til iJ.ttiltt Sinitiv th, ,| t,, t imlell; RobinIn this spot previously Poland from it. took it to Winter Park marked on the pap rr-to idenlify be atailahlr until that tune." Amlin V Itlunilv, tlrpul* l<u*«ian janmird the -lailiom to rsp.uil*. hsa bebn the roiialatent voting ami turned it over to authorities, the cor. said Sheriff Mero. *-*n 'V alb.h Rei-v-i hi| to Shea and Secretory of f'omnu-rvr H aiti, foirigq minnlrt, Ill a Ullllv.l lie nlsu revealed that u Deljiml l(nl>iiiwui » « , thioivn out trying partner of Russia. The Irauiv t*f according to Mr. Odham, who with I to inskit thii.l; IVulkri, stngltd. M'oland and two others on’ the State Highway Patrolman, went Junk dealer, who is chargi-d with man is directing a study into ito- Nation Anrinblv addict* tu where the automobile was hid­ buying parts of stolen automo­ question ^of* how much sid the IH w.i* tirw rd at pait ol ; -coring lli'i-. i ; llrintetiski stiuck C o u n c il e i p i r r i . Dee. 31. j out . . On the first tint lot Canada re­ den. It was taken hy the Ratliff biles, had been arrested and re­ United Htstcs can give Kutopo tainpaign. without injury to it* own t-cui|. -ttin- inn, our Ini. no eiriirs.-ona ceived 41 votes and Argentum wrecker to the Packard shop In leased on $3,000 Itond. umy. r h *• • lslr*t Hovirb Aiurrlcail left. 41—three more than the required With Vandenlx'ig's call for thr disagreemi-nt taint- to light y«-» two-thirds vote. No other country Senate Foreign Relations Com- trrilay when the Stnte l*c-|HSItlln-llt received the necessary majority, iniltre to nirrt, three ot thr tour biuioimceil t hat thr Alm-rlrou but India andthe Ukraine quali­ I list Inning Vankets committees Mr. Tium su asked t-* •iiildwy in Moscnw bn- rinpha' fied for t h e ' run-off by pulling S t ii nw, i»s hit to Stanky and study huropean aid have now been i-nlly plot rated rritiri-lNH. of M. the highest votes. tlitiuvA out at first; llrnrich summoned to convene in esily No­ 1aum mts id the Russian publn-n P r | Mrilc.'S G o o d PlOSCCUtioil Re VCals ''-ftt -was At th* asm* time, Yemen and tiork mittInning H ens Dodgers fiieii lo Reiser. vember. Thu, others ate Smalt! V"> “L ilu iu y —Gttfeiif -No. .:iti," ■ _ V1. - u “ - - u • o l I*? *KI . I . Serun.1 Pakistan were accepted as mem no. . M errors, AppropitaUTnis and llous«< Foreigu llolls Gothalnv, noth.<1 nf tin SI 1 C* Did Noi Respect Nl *d<»» in i . nnl s,^io tti,,lhits, to D a g g l u ;non* JorGet-away But Is b*rs of th* United Nations t«>Affairs. article, cnlh-il Mr. Tinman ■>■’ hfNay with Afghanistan alon* vot 5th Commandment Later Apprehended The fourth committee Is House e-tiger boy. |nnik* clerk and, n ‘ r ing against admission nf l ’akis p p r <>p ri a t i o n s. R,’.,. T aU r • »>1 of tile t'"i;'|.-tKir* marhio-"!---------------------------------^------------ r, * tf--tr T'iTllf . - . i r e . . . . . .. . ................iiTT,TiTr«iiora. none u at thla time. This increased Three - Ships Loaded Taxes Lost Through A ----— 44 tutfiwnt -w — rv tfr .S A M A ANA. Sept. W id '' * i! lb. fi tt , Tn*I *Uinpairil him In llie "rot ! A IJ jX K W N , Pa.. Sr-|il 61 a. toll of V s .w t.U a - * Seroml Inning tankers h ...naara ... r . . , - l.l j.lJI'l. .I'ulicr Chief Wayne Elliott I ol the ||i*l lime *iiii r *lie -anil "Jewish Reftl-” TVA E x p e r i m e n t The newcomers both are Mos. — «H»f- Hresel*m and Aalatic countries, both 01-AUent‘feft-wfrr-lirinappeti raTly- 6ee-|*»we^<jrmx'^iioiltim. u-pnt on ; ( i bmltu.r,, ,0 gees Near C o a s t -Totals—84—Million! j n f W u r n e n e m i e s o f , ’/ - i f i n i s m i n loday hy aonin lie **■ #• seeking t< > Dial IS week* ago, lamisr iJirirll^ j„ M-i-nml; Rtanra hit t'alestinr. and Pakistan la InvolvJERUSALEM. Sept. 30 UPVaitrtl on a mlilirry cliaige. foiretl wept in louil. a* thr pintrtiiliau M ••uiiuu.a i , , , - tit .In bloody communal strife WASHINGTON. Sept. 3ft" </T) The ripofetion of a bomb outtide L V. Sutton, president of thr Caro­ Is* drive at KUiqHiinl lot two hum* ar*im-*l hri o| run*puing with--------— — . with Hindu India. Observers were expecting a an Arab ihop near the J*ffa_ gate lina power and light company, an»l finally managed to r»rape by ('mllnin-tii kill Ift-r wealthy patent* | ^ | ' | | ) | C | l|**x | ‘f a \ / i Pakistan appeal to the UN Gen- touched off an right-minute gen­ leap* 4k f mm the tat ill liratliy o , ' - III It i ^ itlll IS I M t l l U d tays that the Trnntisee Valley ,, . Nill-\m<eil llenty Do-I/. a*«iirm ia s H t sit* eral alarm today in Jrruiatrm. Authority and "(he Nyhiaika Pub­ lj< tlllrln in ' . . .allollley grnri.il.i .!ul<l I I .1 • * • lanl llir pm •till jittery from the .bombing of lic Empire" have cost the toonlry RPRU/GFiEI.D, Me**, 8r,.G 3(J William S. liaiie, wlo, lia.l |ive.i J l.|lmll-*a«*l tin-m an-ll.reateoe.l1v?*lr isUr~«? HTgirinihg H ie- .filfT ftFl— ihe world-widiMi-tliiMlist i Haifa* police station in which Strike Ih Started . . --------------in- Sanford for li.'i year-, <lied , .,.,,,,1 m l . l i m e , . l u t i n g l l i n t n . l e f | m | | | ( | (irKHlnrnl .W ain * t t h e * ....... .. $84.423.CO(l in “tag-revenue lost.” ( onferrner .Imlav hraid a proposal Monday night nl Him „VI«-V i n ' persons died yesterday. On Atlantic Airline 10No for an inter-faith meeting lo con ||„. |}^.| bos|ittni. • - - *, In .Jinn w ill o u r n l t l i i r r it*’ collegian*, rhaigeil with luiiiih-ung casualties were • IW IUWIII* » W *-I» reportr*! *from »Will | T lie Raleigh. « N. C.. | ruan made , | elder “how the* . hungry of the ,Mrs Earle wa* a civil engineer *,,|vc, » hr ua» .allying ami Ml .inti Mi*. Mallei I Ovi-icll. W tSIIIN G TllN . Sept. 30, (A*) today’s bombing, which police be- ^ •,Ullr,m|r.n' ,w ' hr whole world might Ik- ' fed." The nnd a Simni-h • Anu-rirnn Wm "laughnl almul t.ilunt a cop Ini LONDON. Sept. 30. </P)-y I’hairmnn t'lm ile- l.ii<-klo*n said Home Public Works committee that IS-yeat'olil lami*e li.ul no *ugge*tion.was made l>v Dr. Chan- Veteran lie was l-erh.in Spring lieved was intended to intimidate American Overseas Airline* . . . . , lielav tin- I'rtir.-n- F ihhI Commitllir lot the lillli cumnumimriil |() ,.,|,|e„i has grounded five flights In |f • , . .. .. ..t,,.,/ 1retpeVl 1 ,,,, ................re..-.....,,. h> pt ri,*q|,ir m Truman u u m in Arab shop owners who have broken w-hwh was made public .today. ning Toliias of New York, rxrcu field. Mas*. in.lH 'fi For• mnnv manv , .... It is part of testimony Sutton pre­ • tv** w eretntry. Commission on vears hr.WoVkeil for the city of , , JV i Europe pending atlllemenl of It n tliM a an ' l*aae gist . " L*. i* ‘ I Iniim Ili y falliri ^iuf lliv •indliri.'' "ill tluifi nl n incut in* tomorrow a pilots' atrlko that began In sented the commission earlier thi* Rkce Relations, Frdriat Council Worcester, Mas*.,, first in rhsige Vr , \ . VV ' / t i i Iin .iu*r: ,* “*.-. v definil*. an.I .p*K-ifie" plan ........ Julio- ........... whts Stax ap-1 , ........r.,„i h,m,- i„ . o l . r of thr -Churches of Christ In of_ a survey tka United Staten thla mornYey ________ ____ _water for municipal year, published today. _ America, Progrresa Reported hOUIS alle•— pirlirinlwl—in Vkllftitnwn itr p n f j "Only a fe** liourt a fir? fTn |t, Western Europe, g, a company spokesman anIng, orKio 1m iHUftl In -fh f Ifttfr Sutton Hid “ Ihie ‘ today. parent* hail hern mutilrteij. *he l.m?ffn|nii told tepotteis after a lie rerummended that the par­ «n! nf niil«*w«lk<i rnnNtriirlioii nnd holits Inter. Oh Airport T ransfer utility business in 20 yens has ley Include Jew*, Prntrstants, block pavihg of street*. Kllhdl li«* vhdit !«» tlic ||.||| mi |ir«ilititiv uli.ilrvi'i in iliiltip *lunif While llutmt- ctiiifcrctiri* with NEW YORK. iept. 30 UP>~ I ' nl* flnllirt | ,i ... | irm .iiK - M. ........ «*,,! V1 i |lf. imkI During the first World War lie lit»il«c , , lit AII • a.ciiI mhii . , licit* . W. mim 1. 'c| I. IIIU |»iir% .uitl 1 1 .. nnu * *I'nimict . nynmsi K rnoa, Chamlier of Commerce Manager increased its kilowatt-hour* sales Roman Catholics. Mohammertdan*. .. I ••mmitl.-e that there i- 'Toinplel* ?Th* crew of .an American Oversea* Edward Higgins, who with City 24ft percent and- its revenue* from Hindus and lludilhists, who would wept to Muscle Shoal*,- Ala. a* •»«* '«••••> livintr to •>• (»?• hint It*- " „f thinking iretwesn. worlgg-"nol In the spirit of char­ superintendent of rarbide division, eoniM-cllon will, several -afe. rot. nig lirt iHullirt t IredtiM.m m 'Airline plane which wa» to Commissioner l-ra R. Lrsher, left them 127 percent. |M*rim in tlu% aXIIcniiiwn men. ( . l.unHv mniMinn hi I Imhiiltfr (•» the I'm iilu itS f<»•*«| aijvijiufV' and ity, hut of sharing, nnd not a*one of II division* in producing Ust W dneaday for a conference hava left New York at 4:30 A. M. A cordon of imlice was 'Thrown . 1U|1U||.\ ,!|„ ^|I ui.-mU.. ..tiavn. group, He added thht if electric re­ cording to selective processes by ! fixation of nitrogen front the air. Washington, I). C. to confer today for Waihington, D. C.. be­ in . II, ii.I.I.kI tl.nl lie planned to with Civil Arronautlci authorities venues increase only 5ft percent which friends would Ik? favored After the plant, was closed, he around the house na F.lliott rip I’ ...nf.-. u n i. Republican leaders brought hit family tu Florida promln-d the limit dihrr. Hcfolej fore ilartibB a trans-Atlantic flight, in regard to securing by Iho City in the next 20 years and las rates and rlirmies denied." hr could knock, however. Worse,-k *U|.v **.lh Ihi.l i . m I uii . . .............. hi, Delegate tu the conferenc* from where he was division engineer failed to -report for duly, a com­ of facililiea of the Municipal Air­ remain .as they are "lost in tax of he, no. her WHv did b - t n l ...... .. |lt„K„ M1 w,|| ,,r ap|„-ai.',l with a revolver. for thr? Slate Road Department port, announced here today that the1 Colored Mrthodist Kplscupal pany spokesman announced., .11 , , p reen Foicing Elliott to walk in front to Jh e. Flint ridge, home of h ., , i tkril in charge of nil ro**l work from the interview with CAA officials revenues occasioned by the IVA H n h r$»a» n i t I of him and muttering tlilgals that VT L .r" V*.. . A few/minutes beforr. in Ch,- had been very favorable, and that system and thr Nebraska Public Gainrsville tu I'eri-ai-ida. p e o p l e ^tTe in (Stives m all Ih, .. . , | , did nut name V.m.i. If. III. Why VVMV dpi UII rilV.ihvt Ml*. K.l l o i lu„.„,.... agree,itelil.' ll'» * il* W * t» sa * s l s l Durjng the second World War he would shoot if other police Mm.h Igo. David L Behncke. ptesi- action on the m altar it •xpccU-d he work.Kl on construction uf run- ntov.d, Worteck fdtcvd Elliott gu lli.-re iu«tea,l of t«» the home tvl |l whIIMn*4 ••»• I'mgt* I Mill * . * dent of the AKL Air Line Pilot* tool*. Hud's patent*. Ml. and Mi* ..m I'm . alt I to i-liinlr I’.-1. 111,1 thy wheel of bis MW* requested prompt >acUon North I h Chilled Association, announced a mat* black i udii. equipped police se­ Joseph Sti.niel 7 under House Hill 289, he de­ Henry W allace For ‘'She and lt,„l wehl to Flint Shake Up Is Rej;iin dan. walkout of the company’s Irani clared. "Thla gives cities the By Canudian Winds AmericatiH Held By , "lie kidih-il pail of t.he time ridge without n chaperon Special SeHsion Atlantic crewmen had begun at privilege of securing buildings gl re.l»ia r 6 aa*. I'nga Nil) in liritisli Cabinet " T h e next day la.Ulse nod It,id RussiniiH In lierlin lly ASSOCIATED I’M EM M and land on an air base for rent A A. M. w.-re >li»cu->*iiig not the manner BOSTON, Sept. 30. (/Pi—For­ A mas* of. c*kiI air from north­ or lease, provided that funda are nf hei parents'deaths, hut whether The first plana ’affected here used to perpetuata the airport.” tner Vice President Henry A. Wal­ western Canada chilled a wide LONDON, Sept. 30, n i t —VsgsRERUN. Sept. 30. (Ah—Russian 11 nmll nbv4 sts* I'm i 1**«s| ■lnilJUL Sir Stafford Cngps took Was ' to have flown rinpty to U r. Higgins and Ur. Lethar a r ­ lace today came out flatly for a Mellon - of the country today. sqldirra led hv a luajur arrested a 'I 'P H t l f W l l l t R tlH K Itt * over ti«lav as II,,lam ’s economic lr ,ln ' Washington picked up patscii- rived back In 8knford Satufday.' special aetiloji of Congress to deal T hi eo o r air extended from Ideutriiant Colonel of the U. 8. | 1 r l , t R rxry-. Informed nuurces said It Poland Re-Assured with present emergencies facing the eastern Dakota* and eastern Army nnd a civilian employ*, of Reported Dropping m is there for a return flight !> .. t . . . i was but the lirst in-tallmont of (he nation. th* Military Government in **uFUNERAL KITES Nebraska southward to the Ohio ..1 .» * ) A i m r i i a n N o t e .weeping changes in th# Labor W 7:50 A. M. and then to have He also suggested •• aa •a «step to- River and eastward to Ontario Russian sector of llcrlin. today and Funeral services for Mr*. Allca 'P the WASHINGTON. Sept. 30. (A*)— cabinet held them for three hours before left La Cuardia Field at 10:30 D. Long, M, who died early year , , , l ]0!J' betWe.-n waa moving toward the AtlanItUMia'a share uf tiqal United Tle-te was general agreemsnt WASIIINGTON, Sept. 30. IAV meet­ and morning In a loeaf hot- United Hla t e a and Russia a m terdsy morning tic coast and ,nio New England, i tr ' l"a , ‘n* U" 'm ,wilhyul ■»* «*' States tradu has dropped back to The A- M. for Frankfurt, Germany. Unlay UnitiKl Stales assured I’olnnd nnmng Hi itun* dial Ctipps' sping in Uerlin between President *r____ ___ a __________ . L i . _ pl*natIon or apology. pltal, will ho held Thursday af-. pre-war sire after le-ing nwrllnl T*m|wraturea dropped below The company said 17 passenger* , , , , 1,-lnv that measure* to revive in- ' iKiintmenl an Mmistrr of EconLleuL Col. John I*. Mac,Neill uf terno^n at 3:00 o'clock a t the Truman and Prem ier, Stalin so |„ the cninhlnrd American- »niie Affaire to lead this dollar* ware scheduled to make thd trip. Erickson Funeral Home with the that they might reach "a IwlUr freexing In tlia early morning In Oakland, Calif., chief of I h r jir r - t.y warllnie loriul Iwase and postmany sections nf Wlaconaln, north man court section uf the U. S. war l NEKA "td. the l-ensus, j|(j|p,|, juries „f Germany will nut short c o u n ln ’s fight for economic Three other flights from New Rev. Douglas Charles officiating. understanding. ern Minnesota, lower Michigan and reported today. | create a threat to Europe's ,ecur- recovery at hum.- and abroad waa Mrs. lomg, who was born. Aug. • Commenting on economic "devel- parta of northern Illinois, north Military Government to r Berlin, Korean The agency s figures show that |( Yoik to European points were a step iii the right direction. nnd the rhlef prosecutor for the 17, 1860 in New Martinsville, W. opements in England, Wallace said ern « “»•'# (Ol l?qt 1.2 percent of the value |j ^ ||ulp note M delivered hy llir thr a% Indiana and northeastern Iowa. scheduled today, the company TMV1ITM UJ M\9 The choice of 31-year-old Jamas State _ , . . . Va., had lived In Sanford for 34 at a news confarenca: “ England is Lowest reading reported by the Berlin Military G o v e r n m e n t ! f f w te ‘,ur,n.*c Departinent'^'u the I'olish'am has' ll,,i.,1.1 Wilson, the so-called “boy courts. Fred A. Taypan, Jr., of Vf ■ll. V; laid, litre* planes were schej- y**r( and was a member of the tightening up und4r Crlppi and it redor also renewed the long-atand- wonder" of the Labor government, would appear that country waa federal Weather Kuroau waa 24 Atlanta, Ga., were the American* first half of this year an. First Presbyterian Church. ulcd lo return today. vidrsl 1,1 J>rr" nl "j | |„g United States proposal for a as presidr-nt of the Hoard of Trada about to ‘do a real Job under a at Duluth, Minn., but tha mer­ Involved. 0 Company official* did not cont­ ported Into the U. 8. T,,ut *» 4o.year treaty to guarantee Eu- tu succeed Cripps was termed In­ totalitarian proletariat." He de­ cury waa freexing at Fort Wayne, With the Droper authority from about the same percentage uf I rope against a revival of German dicative uf thn governiaent’s deci­ INJURED inent immediately on Behncke’s scribed Sir Stafford Cripps, new Ind., ami near that mark in To­ th# Allied Kommandatura of Ber­ i t u s s i a nnan..-, a mmf|iU t -rj , mi m Soviet « „ v i - t lRussia t u » l > thus d u . > far f . r sion lu Introduce new blood into TRIESTE, Sept. 30—(A*)—Hos­ minister for economic affairs, aa ledo and Findlay, Ohio. lin. they were gathering material American trade thati no*..* statement that the strike was led before the war. | j)|((( | ^ , n j0 offer. the Lalmr regime. "a very good economist." Showers were reported -In a requested by the prosecution staff pital authorities amid today that tailed because of the. airline's The total v*lue of U. 8. Export* Poland contendc*l that the new The resignation of A r t h u r narrow belt through central I'enn at Nuernberg In the German cen­ four American aailors badly hurl "strong-arm or else negotialinj yesterday when the U, S. Des­ PRIESTS ON TRIAL iylvania and In the. New England tral statistical office In downtown Isi* ? .Kduring aU.“ L* * the r f Jfirst ^ . rUu-Vr°Tr Anglo-American German industry GirvnwoOd, n veteran Labor pol­ half of this TRIESTE. Sept. 30, UP)— Ad­ States. Warm weather continued Berlin.. plan is "in complete contradiction itician who hail been a minister lactic* lhal bluntly attempted to troyer Dougiaa H. Fox hit a min* year decline! from the same periotstlam agreement portloiio. was wras considered consuisrea from Plsino In Yugoslavia In the Gulf statea and tamperarrrem ent" that without portfolio, The office Is In the Russian sec­ u i U st year. Exports dropped *H) with the I'otsdam Circumvent the Railway Labor 18 mllee off this port wer* ex vice* reppru repprted today that Monsignor alures the Rig Four |Miwrre together to Ih? a further demonstration of pected to recover. war* normal alonkr the tor and administered by a Ger­ percent and.Import* 43 percent. Act." Prime Slihlsler AHIee'a'determin­ ____ _____ _ H ____ . . . Jakob Ukmar ..... __ Father , and Btef- Pacific roast and in th* moun­ man staff under a Russian effleer. should make surh decision*. Three sailors _were killed by. th* blast and ftght o th m ia » rp rm rC * 1 r1 i» d 'W li* '6 irirIiI Th*ro tain states. Poland also said the move will ation to bring In younger men to • LBW18 DENOUNCED create “n threat lo the security of fight the economic battle of Bri­ seriously hurt. Th# names of th* to-fore a people's court charged - ' RIFLE SHOOT ^ BAN FRANCISCO, 8*pL 30, •lead and injured were withheld. with actions leading to a riot in NEW AUTO LAW The Seminole Gun Club will Europe, give German reconstruc­ tain. COMPLAINT DISMISSED 9 ? ) - John U L*wta‘ refusal to The destroyer was taken to dry- which another priest waa killed TALLAHABHBK. Sept. 30. <A>) tion priority over that of h er hold Ita regular weekly pistol and comply with th* nhU-Communlat dock In Venice. OIL SHORTAGE Aug, 36 at Lanltcbe. WASHINGTON, S ept 3U, fA>>— rlfla practice on? their range a t — Florida's new automobile acci­ neighbors, and revise reparations clause of th* Taft-Hartl*y Act ATHENS. S e p t . 30. (AVTh* NatUna) Labor Relations th* Municipal Airport, Wednes­ dent financial responsibility law plans at the expense of Poland. touched off a fight against hi* 'Greek reconstruction under tha HUNDREDS HILLED Board dismissed today a com- day afternoon from 3:00 to 6:00 becomo* effective tomorrow. ■ r nUlllt nf Km I'nrero ass's AaaodaAatnila. o'clock..? Imlnarle WOW MBBT1NGaland today in. lit* preliminaries U. S. aid grant waa rsportad TEHRAN, Iran, 8ept. 30, UP)— plaint of tthe Foreman's The law, adopted by the 1047 RANKIN TO RUN V ’orid will en­ Four hundred persona of th* American Federation of Woodmen of the Wor WOO. -^4 persons were killed tlon of A > merica In ita first de­ WASHINGTON, Sept. 30. IA1— temporarily stalled today becaus# New class** are forming now Legislature, provides that any iti 1 Labor convention. Committee* tertain n*w members at their In a aereia of earthquakes 'r e ­ cision since the Taft-IU rtley Act for N.R.A. qualifications, Byrd J. driver found to h* at fault In an Hep. Rankin (D-MIss) said today of a world oil shortage. Dwight from two of th* largest segment* meeting tonight at 1:00 o’clock a t cently which destroyed the wit. Went Into effect Aug. 22. The Goode, club president, announced accident causing personal Injury he will return to Mississippi Griswold, head of the America* of th* AFL met to draft a reso­ their hesdqusrtera a t 116 South lag* of Dowlatabad, In eastern FAA, an indapendent, had charg­ today. ’T yros." or beginners, are or damage over 660, will lose his within the next day or two and Aid Mission administering tha lution aft«r President John P. Park Avenu*. R. H. Gibson, assis­ Khorasan province, officials' an­ ed complaint th at Waaieu In ... th* *n« curapwrnv uisv n a si- assistedi In in ?th* >Mi* different uni men* catecave- driver's license unless he can resume active campaigning in the U. S. funds, told a news con­ Frey of th* metal trades depart- tant state WOW manager, will nounced today. Th* survivor# Inghous* Electric Corp. of East gories. A R C . and D-, 23 and grove hla respohiibllUy to paji race for the United Blatea Sen­ ference the oil supply for Greoca m eat denounced L rrk £ . position bo a guest, according to H. J. hava left th* “ •n - Springfield, Mass., had rafuaad ■.38 eallbar ammunitioa la furnishate seat left vacant through the would be greatly curtailed fog damage from any fulura Finch, district nsaaag*. October and November, ^ r l to b d rfa ^ wtth to* union. death of Sanator Bilbo. ad at coat. danta. NEW YORK. Sept. 30 till igcntina and Canada were electtd by the United Naion* Alterably today tb sit on the Security Coun* Cll (or Iwo-yrar lermt, but die ntest for a third »eal wa» irtdruive on the (irit ballot. A last minute |wm|v elrjunutjil irchotlovakia from Uir running nd left the Soviet Ukraine and ndia competing in a second ballot fun-off. Earlier in the day, CrVchodovakia war reported to have had the tuppoit of both the United State* and Ruuia, at ueJI at thr 20 Latin American republics. How­ ever, Soviet Delegate Andiei A. Gromyko wat repotted to have en ineered a shift of the Lstin Araericin i loT_tKe Ukraine Police Chief Is Louise Overell Taken For Ride Weeps In Court By Safe Robber For First Time Another Blast Sutton Charges Rocks Palestine; Public Power Is No Casualties Wasting Millions I « fM etliwIisl Meeting William S Earle Studies Plans For Civil Engineer, Feeding World Dies In Sanford ...... -.............. - • : ,r .? .•*<’, i W * ----------------------------- 1 l - V c i -'■Tj -.Y 1,* . f * ’ A.* • • • ... To Save* Food For West(*rn Enrope \ �'-'T * V . . • ___________ * i ,.i - ■. Sutahluard In lrf< r«kli.k.a dttil* *«r*|M i . rM Ml . . OiRfcirf. P!»»Mr III Hrirr Ii* l»nntf If You N eed“A Di-mk"— Don’t r* rM .1 'k w .k k. KIIII.AMI I I T * ' I.OMIMIN Ha.lnr.i H .irtl" «l KM till...... .. » ' * ' * Hr Cut tor. •»»»* '*■ iMniRiirwr___ ____________ . . . . . I tw •« T 4' HHr' I* ■> . I _. lly IIKWITT MACKF.NiflB AI* Foreign Affair* Analyst M lfiU L H U W .1 'oatled ■ MRRduringX 1the weekend the -C Cchtral Flc .. Freele anil Image Company and '«** was shipiw-tl herp all the way , from Sr-attle, Wash. Atlantic Coast Line Officials termed the shipment the first of its kind into Central Flur- . iila. The rrgrlgerator car v u Icerl every 200 mile* d uiing-the * long trip. The foods will Is* d ls -^ ? trlhuterl throughout the renter ><(Wt ' S Allen H. Jrvhnson, ct»-owrn.i~ • Ihe state. j of the plant, levelled that many i sportsmen who have lockers at i the plant are Iw-ating the high ' ’ cost of living by making big catches of fish 'and staring them. Sea bps* find speckled trout seem to Im- the favorite dish.* Among these rod and rt-rl experts nte 0. IV, Spencer. David Calrhel and W. A. Adams. Among the ; women who have had good fislipi,A • lurk is Mrs. Leo Rtitner. All kinds of game have been stored, even lo ur meat during tbu hunting season, said Mr. John­ son. , This conclusion, end others from studies' on alcohol under­ taken by Yale University, are reported by Charles Stovenson In The Reader's Digest for October. The article is con­ densed from Nation's Business. • , "If you need a drink, don't take it" is the au th o rs nutshell advice, alter siftiii|( tile findings of investiniitors. Ills article cites four questions to help a man. analyze his nf tin- liew frontier Iwtween.tha ril and Yugo drinking: (Tan you enjoy a party only if there is liquor? Trieste Free Tarritory Do you Iona for the hour when'you cap drink without hurt- slavla. •• Qm Maalk U Tkrtr tonnlka kM. • It Mnnlka ...... Onr Vmr nkllknr. M lW l All tkanka raa«lnll«na and aaalraa rnlrMalamaaia lar **•- a"'*'"**' lalalaa Inada. Mill ka akam»d laf •I mnalar ad. »rilaian mat. lalaad kaMararrt Wariaaaalall.r^ laa.. a»»ra.»ala Tka HanM W See nallaaal IWld «» a4»r.llala«. OfHMI ara walalalaad In Ika lni»aal all Ira In Ika annnlrr m»|4 kandnBaa kMilk V" lar. la j klm ia and Tka liana Id la • manakai <» k^MBflalad l*i a_ mkirk U antlllad rtHnalt.il I* Ika “•» *•* *»l»»klk railan ,.t all Ika larnl nan. rrlnlad In Ifcla naMaiaarar. aa Mall na all t r a«M. dl.nalakaa. •■* _____ 58,000 Pounds Of Frozen Fruits And V egetables Unloaded THE WORLD TODAY . The problem ilrinker in hi* who ilrink* not becAuse' he enjoys it but because he feels he neeils il. He may limit RMIIM hiniHvlf to an t»utu. it of liquor overv other tlu.v and still be ill 'danger It required ■ peremptory del ''‘ hf ** “ government tlie viecirri** unwar ranted and hraxen effontery. And «. The United States trslay has 750.000 chronic alcoholics.^V«n Allen tails ^ ‘hst duHn* 3,000.000 other excessive drinkers. The remaining 58.260.- lh" «** «*•"■ "»,Uv‘ly that ‘h* Yuititidav* "kept,,f repeating 000 Americans who driiik moderately can use alcohol with Rus*ia wa* utrung ami kept safety and even benefit. For |H*rsons past-middle age alco­ pointing to picture* of Tito, filalln hol is one of the. Safest sedatives, says I)r. II. W. Haggard, • ml Lenin.” j Clearly this exhibition hail a director .of Yale’s Ijilmratory of Applied Physics. purp*'**: (I) To demontUttffFMVTSBPT- 3»J»iJ. f ........ Experiments have shown that everyone is s o b e r : (Inutile, • • ..II.. r... 1 ^ tu .. Iiul *lrate to foe and friend alike w iiol F STATIONS il a vf. though not necessarily functioning efficiently, with less the might of Ru»*la amt Red YuIOSEN FOOLISHLY. .IT HAS than .05 per cent of alcohol in his blood (tw o and a third goilavla and CJI To iprend the BROUGHT THEM RUIN. HUN­ ounces of whiskey on the empty stomach of a 15Q*1>0UQU propaganda of rear abroad, e*, ................ GER. RAOB ANI> SLAVERY. man). Some may be tipsy ut .1 i*er cent, and everybody perially' among weak rountriea ONLY THEY THAT SERVE (.00 suffers some impairment at .15. The drinker is deeply in­ which ai» under aiaault by CoinHAVE LIIlERTV AND p l e n t y . munikm. —Jo»h. *.*1:16: Choose y6u thl* toxicated Ait .2 to .3, passes out at .4, dies at .5 to .9. On The einploymenl of force sod two ounces of whiskey the average Yale subject's, errors in threat* dav whom you .will serve. of cour»e *tam* from tha .reasoning increased, b y -20 jter c e n t o n a half-pint. 07 per cartlinal tenet of Communiim • We •don't knovr moth *b«rt which lay* down that the i»m cent. • Senator McGrath, who ‘Its* I* '" The Yale experts warn against driving a car sis.ner mu*t In- established through a named In the chaitmanktyp ol lit* than one hour after taking two ounces of whiskey, or with­ reign of lerrur *u a* to impre** Democratic party, hut we Irel in two hours after four ounces. Another of their admoni­ it on the mind* of the populace. Many of the Red tactical movr* turf ll»r iilualion Opl no! «K# tions: always dilute hurd liquor. obviously .are pure bluff—the lerioratrd. *• 1 ^5-# 11 n TU E SD A Y . S E P T . 30. 1947 „ THE SANFOnn I1EHAM). SANFOnD. FI.OninA The Sanford Herald ~ ON THE ■ LIABILITY INSURANCE R THE BEST ACE CREAM The sponsor of the meeting will ba the president.'Mrs. O. p. Hern­ don ami hostesses will Ire Mr*. Brodie Williams, Mrs. J. It. Craw­ ford. Mr*. George Wells, Mrs. J. T. Newby, Mrs. P. R. Stevenson and Mrs. C. C. Kail*. Members are urged to call one of the hos­ tesses for reservations. A buffet supper will he served at the Seminole Country Club at « # o'clock. w THURSDAY The Seminole Chapter No. 2, 0 . E. S.. will meet at k.00 P M. a t the Masonic Hall. The Co-ed C lass. of the First Presbyterian Church will have a party at 7:30 P. M. at the church. Refreshments will be served and all memlrcrs are urged to be pre­ sent. ' The Parent Teachers ■Assoeia-' tlqn (of the UOR' ___ISouth Side Primary S#ool will meet at 3:00 Pk M. and the hoard will meet at Tl:30 P.M. Plans for the annual Hal­ lowe'en Carnival will he discussed and since this I* the only meeting before the evfttt -nil members are requested to tie present. FRIDAY The'American Legion Auxiliary will meet at 4:0<t P. M. at the le g ­ ion Hut. All member* are urged lo ba present. MONDAY ____ __ th u WuniPtix Society of Christian Service* of the First Methodist Church will meet with Mr*. H. R. Herndon. 1104 Myrtla Avenue. « 8:00 I*. M. ■ M i n Newsfeatures Dear Judy, 8ome of the parent* who com­ plain that their children are drug •tor* cowboys and cowgirls might profit by what Mrs. J-'loyd Neu­ mann of New Orleans did to solve the problem. Mrs. Nebntarin say* •he beesrpp to concerned about youngsters, including her own ton. who hung around street corners f o r ' Wknl Of aamelhlng b etter"lif dM that the derided to take action. JUI she did was give them a start at home. entertainment by tb*-h*4a-4h*r use-af -Her •rv Wednesday night. Il •parlor ever now [caught on TiJ wildfire i*iT l - f , and fltr l. luita.niff*nital a dub. tentatively called the Teen Timers — complete with constitu­ tion. by-laws and rules of order, i They charge 26 cunta a month for dues and this money I r used to Defray expense* of weiner toasts M k other parties. Any member ,vra> doesn't get in -thef spirit of right kind of fun ia dismissed m the club. The membership i grown until now there are* 10 girls and 28-boys in the eluh.-8o g reat is the need or a club of this Kind that, some of the kids Jour­ ney a long distance (o get to the meetings. Mrs. Ncumapn says: ", . v Wheh I was young, the old folk* were mighty 'stric t about kjflt having dancing nnd such, so * ted nut on a lot of fun. I at* Vs enjoyed darning, and I know i<ist tern-afters dor I didn't want . the children around here _ out on it when they wrre ng, just because they had no re to go. We don't have much give the kids, hut my husband. ..o is a machinist a t a paper mill, T* we'll do ^h atev rr we for nf. . . . lie and I alt on the outand watch them have their I I , and lomeUme*. when he Isn't king on the night shift, we go r and dance with them." *Now the partie# ara ao croarded • ij that they have overflowed from the living room into other rooms of the house. Mra. Neumann aays. looks like w ell have to par* our side yard in order to have en­ ough room. In fact, tn* kid* are already making plans In thia dt rwttlon." , There are ao'many way* young ■napplr could organise get-to1 A d i it seems too had that [pore T them don't do i t Borne modem minded group* of teen-ager* alt ) around and enjoy gad ____ . . . . .discussing ... world affairs. They do thia bv .............. g ----- - alt weeek reading the newspaper* ind then when they maet they dis/uas the pros and com* of unit versa! ' kldo E v . - qOther ti _ _who enjoy “Jost par­ 1' He*" tret togethert end di*cu** at fn-etimr «ltacjly what form p ’ each bee" entertainment they will have he next meeting. T>n* crowd of teener* In New has an excellent ayatem. Thay the food to their meeting ___on a rotating system. One week one group bring* the cookie*: another group brings the'gand• he*: another the beverage. The ■wing week the group* ah!ft > nd. S When You Pay By Check • •*—‘■judices. jealousies and-halrwds of a realistic world. They will raw into their shells, leave real of the world lo fight it They do not have the courtbey are not big fcough, they loo weak to' fact 'life's realiWe sometimes wonder hot* il would have taken Attlee his party, if they had been r, to negotiate a peace with The Hiblacua Circle of the San­ ford Garden Club will hold an out­ door covered dish luncheon at the home of Mrs. Fred Zerrenm-r on the West Side for their opening meeting of the fall season. The luncheon will be held on OcL 10 at 11:00 o'clock In the morrting. ■ Memlx-rs are urged to attend this meeting as there will he a great deal of business to be att<«idcd to. . New members ami visitors will l>e gtreted at the luncheon and thsre will ho. p lants'and shrub* for sale. These plants will be brought hv the members and the names and history of each onr will he given as oart of Ihe social hour. The cook books, made up by.the Rose Circlg as their project, will i«- for sale at this meeting. Dic­ t u m of the last meeting held at the home of Mrs. John Ludwig will also be for sale. Informal dress Is suggested for this meet­ ing. will la- Dr. K. C. Nance, pnflldent of Tampa University. „ SAl.lSmiKY. England. .Slit W» l/J'i — Karl Nrlson, great • g n -a t^ 1 • nephew of Admiral larnl N elson.# hero of the Rattle of Trafalgar, died in a nursing home today, lie i was HP t ears old. - -i The Earl, rhristrm-d Thoms, llOrntlo Nelson, lived as n tecluse on his Wiltshirt Estate -T iafalg a r — Supported . by g $20,00(l-ayear government * pension which will l>e terminated upon the death [of the sole remaining heir to the . I title. Hon. Edwanl Nrlson. tha early’* H7-vear-ohl brother. ------ The pension! granted ■bv- perpr i ' ^ ullv Tor Lord Nelson's serving, was the last of its klipl ever voted . Jhv Parliament and provoked nuinerOus debates In the House of * |Commons. The l-almr government I inti ihIiicihI a hill, passcsl last June, The United States hits alsiut n.- [ ^ d is h in g the pensions un- the 500 public libraries exclusive «'f [death of the last heir*. those attached to colleges and technical organizations. * A soil Is called pent if il con­ liefore white men came to Amer­ tains ns much as 50 percent of organic matter. ^ ________ ^ ica. school-yardr'l>ullv tvp* of stuff. Howevrf .* it would lie a terrible Many Crossroads Harold Slanen il going l» mistake to jump to the conclusion bring hi» campaign (or ihe pr*»that the Bolshevlit I* bluffing In When the Chief Justice of the United Stutes s|M*aks it advocating termijum. He has idanlial nomination to Orlando. There are a lot of goml Dem­ is pews. Recently that gentleman, Fred M. Vinson, address­ lieen putting it into practice evar since the wiping,out of .the entire ocrat* in lhi» lection who think ed 2,000 momtrers of the American Bar Association and tlis- Russian Rovhl family at the lima tinguished foreign jurists in Cleveland. mighty .well of Slanen. uL Uu>-(*u4olU<i< h#.|*-*mptoyingl— ......T h iir ts th e Hgp n C th i‘ ■grant utiulliniRffrUit* chief.■ R ranw Il III the establishment nf Soviet The executive department ol ussejtcch The world is at crossroads leading either to an-* governments In eustern Europe. This rreed la driven Into every federal government announce* Inst archy and doom, or jo new anil unimaginably great achieve­ tine la-liever in Communism The il Jia* reduced ill payroll by ments. Red soldier, for example, .la train­ There is certainly no denying that the current uneasy ed 44.B42 employee* during ihe month oil terrorism until direct actinu I Iran scene, he is the lllustratm struggles of t he United Nalinns Assembly to lay a frame­ of Auguil. However, il Mill ha* becomes second nature to him. HUME'S MEDITATIONS and author of a lifA of George n, in,, Washington. lome 2.044.118 civilian worken work for world agreement leave an uncomfortable feeling. Take this inatanre as related to employed, ao there it no immediate Marvels of scientific accomplishment are not yet sufficient­ me in Europe since the war by n French army captain who was The productivity of U. S. soil is danger of being completely with­ ly harnessed for man’s good. It is still touch and go wheth­ liaison ufficcr at the U. S. head* Di*/ J 6 5 NACH’L'f CAIM* now about half as great as it was er the new knowlerlge.will laloosed for humanity’s extinc­ out help. quarters in Austria: i NOBODY 2HT O S t ' T O t i o n ' or will usher in the millunium. The raptain said he was motor-1 b e i n ’ ? o ' l c s s ' n d e i Ijcut. Van Allen, the youn* But mankind has been at comparable crossroads many lug in u staff car in the Kyssitrv American officer who with two times before. Greece might have survived in all her glory u n * with an army driver. A Rrd ALMJZ &Hj USE’ To IT!! •nldieri wai captured by the Yu- had. shu'sidestepped city-state warfare. What this would army sergeAnt thumbed » ride the expedient ot stepping gotlavi for stepping four or five have meant to the world Is .difficult to conceive. The Irreak by nut Into the road a hundred yards feel over the boundary line re­ with Britain in 1775 and the Civil War could have been in front of the car and shooting port! that he wak well Irealrd avoided, hut what would have been the results for America a rille bullet through the middle* "They only questioned ui for- and. the world 7 Or what of the outcome for civilization hml of the windscreen, barely mis.-Jug ' II H itle r rrouii.ul the tin. channel etiniiiiid and mill atornuul uliirnw il KlIL'Iimil'H if.S? tile occupants. The Jcrgeant then EiiRiand'a slm nhofea? mally once,"<• Ihe laid,i "an,*I Hitler.cronnod sauntered. along. to Uie .c a r apd ___ lndivldualn nntiniiH and life world.tire eternally arrivv they handled ui -wiltc Lul gluvet. ■lemsmled his ride—and was But they kr|.i repealing to w* iiiR nt itharp cronartMida. The chief justice’* bleu w'kh nound. made prisoner. Tly French ufficer told me he that Runis wa* llrong and kepi but now new. _________ _ tl„. nnlv_wj*.V—im.-gouUL-toat tmlotinz—out-picture*—of— Tit«,l--------------------- * - - iTV T j icdraas. was to take thp sergeant Aldermen’s Woo” Stalin and Lenin." Evidently ihev to the ncighlxiring Red command­ ant and pique the latter's pride ihouglil they could make Cointote—oWJ o f-therrr.*-------------- ------ Aldermen'* Wtw -<’o nuy ■True, or Kind is th r hrmllinp try pnlmlng nut tttlr-terribly In on a atnry appenrinp in a recent Chicago newitpa|H*r. Tlte fraction of western Army dis­ Edward R. Slclliniui, Jr- lia* tone of tin* article fit., the caption. If an*alderman inaken a cipline. This was done. The com­ mandant flushed up nml demanded been named head ol a 17 man campaign prontlm* to the League of Women Voter* he may of the sergeant If he was guilty comminion which will itudy pro- lenrn what a breach of promise defendant undergoes. The a*' charged. When the sergeant l>o*ali lo hrnaden ihe Social Se­ league's member* have the statem ents filed away And plan admitted that he was. the com­ mandant called three soldiers, gave curity program. Il ha* alway* to attend council meeting* to *t'e how they are fulfilled. .them a curt order, and they took . ‘ It *hould not I k * forgotten that attending council meet­ hern a little- difficult to under­ Ihe sergeant nut and shot him . * iRrb**H It fa* stand why a man who work* lor ing* i* ju*t Ihe type of participation which i* needed to without more ado. JT |di» h* | make democracy fonetioiir.ln umHilei coinmnuitie* it ehoultl In thl* r*iF~tkirtcrnjrtxtn cut a farmer u not entitled \» uncmploymrnl (onqrcmalion or oi l t>e eanier to join in cjvle affair* than il i* in larger com- two ways. The Red sngeant ei ployed it because he had Imh-ii age insurance, why a man who munition. The individual in the email town can flsuully he- taught that code. The Red com­ Christmas Seals ficii conn* acquainted with hi* public official*, or probably al­ work* *for the corner grocyr i*. mandant employed It with re­ Arrive In Sanford There are, in fact. *ome 42,000, ready know* them a* neighbor* or Main Street merchant*. verse English In dealing with By knowing them personally ho i* in the l»e*t possible jamihla own man. And It should tie 000 wotkert who are protected A pair of oxen pulling a tied tion to judge their qualities as public official*. . —j----- noUti th a t CoruniunUt authorities ial Security pto«r«M. with Christmas trees is In cities, lamming acquainted with elected officers or •trike Just a* quickly at ills- loaded Rut there are u m r 32.000.000 cnmlidatcs is practicnlly Impossible. The work‘of the league otiedicncr among their own kind featured on the 1047 Christmas . Seals, which have arrived at head­ worker* who /ire not. One wonder* is important because it is making it uasier for the average as among otherf. Terrorism doesn't always take quarters of the Seminole Coun­ why the discrimihtlion. citizen to become a participating citizen. It is only by par­ the form of farce. Propaganda ty Tuiierculosls Association, Mra. Edward. Klrther, executive sec­ The Yugoslav* prohsbly had ticipation in locul affairs that the individual can lie-effec­ constantly is used for the purpose, retary, announced yesterday. of instilling fear and causing dis­ tive on national-and international issues. • • nothing whatever to do with tin Reminiscent of the scene in sension, ■ton. a_ f*rt w* see demonatraAmerican Destroyer Fox hitting a ted in the Uuited Nations which rural America in bygone year*, couple run-piled to kill is being used as a sounding Imard this year's seat symbolises Ihe mine in the Adriatic Sc* nedt Overell Trial parents. We have shown for thr spread uf the idea that pioneer spirit which enabled ■k*-- rr_:i r . • Trieric. hut neither did the Span­ cluaively and lievpnd a reason­ ir« llM rd *r«Ml !*«■» Oast Russia it too puwarful to h Americans to conquer a wilder­ _d_ able doubt that Mrs. Overell was iard*, we believe the beat au­ the Overall yacht, tha Mary -E. ness and which rnatdes them lo challenged. • fight a relentless battle against thorities agree, have anything to do could tie repaired from the dyna­ Oiurileied In thr forward cabin {I--;’*«,/ of the yacht and that 4icr husband a disease which kills 63,000 JAVA M1S81UN to do with the explosion which mite explosion that sank it In was killed when he returned to ti Americana a year. Newport harbor. There was no RATA VIA, Java. Sept. 30, (A *) sank the Battleship Maine in Ha­ concern about her parents,, no ex­ hla boat soma, time after B:4t1# - El| The ' Seal was designed by ’.ight Ipng-delayed U. 8. millW hen you’ve paid a bill by check — paym ebt I*. M. the night of March I6." vana harbor in 1898, telling oft pression of grief. Ury id,servers arrived here today Raymond H. Lufkin of Tena- . r-iz -- — m Kart* West, associate counsel by plane from Singapore to give fly, N. J., nationally known frse “ 'Honor thy father -and thy the Spenish-Amcrican Wat, Con­ for Ixiujse was to follow Diets lane* artist and typographer. * " UnL mother'! Did thay pay any heed last minute assistance to the can’t be challenged, and you needn’t trust to dition* arc not exactly the same ip the closing arguments, which ted Nation* consular m i s a l o n Mr. Lufkin began his career to that commandment T No." and. Amecicyi resentment will will -Diet*, In going over meticulously will continua through Thursday. which le now completing a report at the age of nine when the -. tesenimeni TI probably not teach the lav>*. _ihe stateV case In chief against The Jury will he given the case on the Indonesian situation for Boston Herald published his pen memory, or a mislaid receipt. Your cancelled Friday. and Ink akateh, "All's Quiet on suhmlselon to the Security Copnpilch it did when the Maine wa* Gollum 21-yrar-t>ld printed leal the I’otomae.” Since then he hat ell. thr and his sweetheart, told . nevQithelcs* *it it a.critical student, The report is scheduled' tu be dona extensive work in adver­ th4 Jtfry that her parents had ob. t o Save Food check 1h the most v a l i d record you have. If lime for watthipt to he sunk, jected strenuously to their daugh­ forwarded to New York by tha tis in g and book llluatralioqa. In­ I (created In the historical Amvrend of this week. or even damaged by mines, ter’* plan to he married on her H eallaeed I n n C i|- Oh i those with whom he will talk. amj it *is in the interest of Slav* 18th birthday. ' you’re not one of our checking accounts — we Ha said the parents' objections The Cabinet Food Committee Is everywhere, .a* well as of Amet- constituted on* of the motives composed of Secretaries Marshall, ic*»v. that such incident* do not (or the m urder. and that Louise Anderaon and Harriman, but Un­ i Invite you to become one today. and Bud had two of the most dersecretary of State Lovett ap­ happen loo often. powerful motives for crime: peared Tor Marahall and Under­ — * Great Britain ha* served notice greed and lust." secretary of Agriculture Norria E. Ha aaid that Louise had chided Dodd for Anderaon." They and that a* she did in Indie, ihe will Luckman met briefly with Mr. get out of Palestine, and it won't her lover- In the letters she Truman and then left him to dis­ wrote to him In Jail about tha (o meet Florida Financial Responslbllily I jiw effecllva be long. ^She i* fed uul^ After possibility that he had been pay­ cus* the situation themselves for All transactlonH are photographed and become Oclobar 1, 1947. 23 years Of trying to find a solu­ ing “ *her *because of* 'her nearly two hour*. Ing ccourt to Luckman declined to go Into de­ tion lo an insolvable problem I Un- money. Diets said th at Bud had •re n t repreatodly that he waa tail on the plapa under considera­ perm anent record of the bank. Winston Churchill1who was denied In ju ry Interested in her parent's wealth/ tion. aaylng only that they will bw not elected Prime Minister lo pre­ "But/* Diets continued, "all i t tii« side over the disintegration of the the evidence that the prosecution "finalised" at tomorrow’* meeting re q u Irc m rn U o f th e I/atjp. preeented show* this yflung of the committee. British Empire. Clement Attlee has You ah ould know a b o u t Ihia I jiw a n d how It a f f e c ta found , that he and his party are you. + not competent to cope with the WEDNESDAY The Sanford WomanVCIub will have a luncheon meeting at the club house at I2:.’tt> o’clock. The program topic will he ••Living Tothar In The Family of Nations”. KMkftker LordNilHon’HR elative Dies On A Pension * Social Calender Hibiscus Circle To ' Hold First M eeting a . . Oviedo Special to Ihie Hanl Hanford Herald By MARI AN It. JONES Mrs. Miriam Russell has moved into her new home in laa-h Atbor. Howard Whelrhel left recently for Lakeland where 'h r will enter Southern College. Miss Barbara Whitmore uf Day­ tona Beach is the gue*t of her sla­ ter. Mra. Clarence Collins. Dr. and Mr*. T. F. McDaniel •nd Dr. and Mr*. W. V. Bitting spent Sunday at Coronado Reach. Mrs. Robert Cola plans to Ivavr tomorrow for I’emhcrvllle. O. where she wilt spend some time. -Malcolm MacNeill hat left for Miami where he will spend some time with his father. Frame Mac­ Neill. w. •MaJ. M. J. MooKCri'tuinod yes­ terday after a two frrokd business trip' in west Florida 'and south Georgia. , • Mr. ami Mrs. 'Dale Scott. Dr. and Mr*. A. W. Epps. Jr. and Mrs. J. II. Truluck spent last Sunday at New Smvrna Uearh, Robert MorriH Has “Bunk House Party" RoIh-i t Morris euiei taiiicd un Friday night with a "Hunk House" party. The group attend­ ed the footlwll game rarlv In the evening ptter which they returned to the Morris home on Locust Avenu* where they spent the night. On Saturday morning (fames wen- enjoyed. Those attending were George Harden, Terry Cor dell, Calvin Wright. Henry -Cor­ dell. ItolM-rl Morris and Ernie Morris. • CASH*DIVIDENDS TO POLICY IIOLDBR8 TIP—TOP ICE CREAM W f) male# «nir o w n leg Crwam , A ll flav o n i , T **ly — D olidou* — H e a lth fu l » i * 414 S a n fo rd A ra n u a *»-?>-V them in 1941. Member PDIC Depnalla Inaared up to $6,000 1UH Magnolia Ava. ............. • P h o a a 1218 AfTt* A THRU YIAR STAY in tlrs/il, ex-King Carol of Rumania, and hix wile, the former Madame Lupctru, are shown aboard the S, -S'. Juan Dc Caray as the v c r l tailed from Ilio dc Janeiro for Lisbon. Carol's wife, whom he married a ogo ns she lay near death, apircaird to I-* In' excellent health at she set sail for the Continent (Iniemotional) Hard Times Seen As New Excuse. . For Breaking Of Marital Ties X I ' . - jV iW f cr CARD OF THANKS with lo take thl* opporti king my friend* who 9f ihanklnj kind to LOSE UGLY FAT . N. TTiampwo • * N ~ T W ; MATFAM INN Walker Lind Weber, manager ounced to today that Mayfair Only $ £ 9 5 Officer* for follow*: Mr*.. J. ' V 72 i 70 will the travelogue section* of the magailneo. The lim it of two incite* has boon token lc both for the hotel. ?■'/' b , . im k ' 'fM ' ‘ * j -J.' t- •->* ZVoJi' «F - - ' . - . *. 5Tl - . . .w • !. -- •. • ' S , . • k-t I K-C j T • ' Today Ac W ednesday! DlS HtAD IN THl CIOUDS. his n n in A W H IR L I Gene Kelly In lllftNr I# A -* -i Aa Li Lyon’s COLONIAL CLEANERS W, 1 3 ! H A .lin r ____ \\ ■ Mt. i.w .m V vY--:t *,-. f ;4, . • . ;-------- H r -Openn 12:15 I'. M.- H»r AftJ4*iiuiaJ!ftirray" blanlalk art guaranfaod against moth damage for Up to 5 yaars. Comas In 0 gorgaout colors ’ and pur* whit*. mmmm ' * Proved by use I Moths won't eat It I m3£mSB3mm& ' Nrrlr to ' . EYALEEN’S BEAUTY SII0I* t— T7 VV W InUflinlr* * KwniaR .Star hikmii I*rpjijfnm Nr* i I4m«i«I> IInmiIu U » Whltr • Nnl lioiulahu NeWa • i»4 Hn|tr»alMI) V**tlfa , It sd All lIm* Nm*» Hit# Mgr «»ff \\ rdaitslai ‘ l i*« Him# 4»ti • Nnu 4 r*k») r’lioppffl Jdinbtiifa filit l*ultlrmaii’» I'aMMti $1•»{itiuw llrii!ll|r« T:di Miurist Hil«»t.*.|. « N'ea • i|Rl Tun»« With Vnur T'»4a| i i • miuhiHtf i h’tia IhirRlRf | iissMk I.U MttrnliiK MnllUtioh . $.v< New a fitS> Hr inatnin* 9 to vise HAlrea '•» I.'• In III# WrrlllMlI » III n NrW: i • | nils* AnMiifdii Hint Inna n»:|i TM^t-a Yull'vr |{^«|(lrat«1| ^ # MnrUillK • I ft : » • N e w t It i'» I'r«*atr4tu llramtir ||llA Ltarltma Vxilrila* it I* DrifliriM *n « ri*nit| I; «*«* N‘e-% %a dl Nimip till* !r«4i*m KmirMlup lr:3« h'!»«»n ll**m IJ ili tPntnl** ^ i»«i n *h « *• I ni laurindr l?l& WnrM H#il**« Kc«l **f III# I mi II"-' ri'l 11-Il • ” 3.3M AflrrfMiu lUofa 1 IM’ • IfM I (M • * iint N*m .t . %N.t '|f|» It !*••( i-J»i r.t4l i;*‘« N'eMi nf lire* l**\ RE-OI’ENING T 'tr - t " c: lr Till* Mi % $ lh !• Jit .Jill T P hone 104 T I P -T O P ICE CREAM till SANLANIH) SPRINGS W o ca n nave you m oney on y o u r lia b ility In itu ran ca. Try • IS •TUI1 >|ss4|r| VIMif r* iiJt Tirdiiii) «Itnat Mar The Fall opening of the Oviedo it% i i \ i . m m .r . joke I'arrnt Teachers Association will Mf. and Mrs. J. A. Ponder aim M .U YORK UP! Km Ih lh« tin*Wfamily p II, put it (if»«l«‘r Ih** iliMir In- held on Oct. 1. at the Home children have returned from Cor­ |»«mm mun'« phihi.‘Mplirr; WH#>I I far thr#** «lvty# »V«I whellwr Economic* ' Building. ‘Hie I’TA onado Beach where they have been > 1 : I l hi- VkI.f h! w it hatki i»r rflcv If it rrip#t*wr,ll has chosen the mothers of thr spending the summer months. 1 eleventh and twCIttl grades to be ’ . rf* . *‘\Vh.u'- lh« In * hi ' •• ii hi Krrp it. If H ImrliM hostesses at a tea*in honor of the Iconic M|fn irmiDlimt .tml irintultui Ilarrv Beaslev has returned to mm*ir*| Uf#t . mother* of the first graders' at the University of Florida where . • JT h r fir»l," *ni«l lh»* hunliam) %%Vnt upatnii r. an.I if family the same time. prayer* m uni (hrr# »* nmch an he has accepted a position with 'pmmplly. , 0 £ M a rie 7 h t Body’ Mrs. W. T. Chance and* Mrs. the P. K. Yonge Laboratory MThr fif*1 nil." Mill hin wifr voirt tin (kfwh hrii*, llicy^immt MRS. DON LEVY WINK Leon Ragsdale, as home room School. .' , Thr htialrattil t>Mi|*rr| i|ii4’itnorrt>^l. Imvi! v\a*hc<l th imu;h tin* pvirty y ^ M c D o n a li mothers of the Iwp tM B ttiltt. '*loii|f havr you U-ir'n nmr* tlilal • T o O T I ^ n E B : SinTTltt. MV' CksiUs Wissiairi • fhfllis Tksilrt grades will tie in charge of this Hml th c»e |M-iqdt- Ktnrlmj Friend* uf Clarence Collins will Fornn-r singer Maiorie l.ane was rle«1 ?**• I ,tsVr<l. delightful social affair: and. with In* interested to know that he has the winner over husband llrinn Neither the Ih-clnration of In•’Three years, shM. t)ii« wife off life together in n paid-up the co-operation of the other Itccn moved from the local hos­ Donlevv in the second round of k v iw - t l y . % ' -SHOUT I’KOGUAMbungalow, with good cn*li in the de|N-ndence nor tire Constitution mothers, expect to extend a friend­ pital lo the Orange Memorial Hos­ their marital battle, with round States use* the term bonk nnd grandpn iN-rlmp* work­ of the United Tfavelipf armiml l nirri a l«»l . * • Ktlgar 'Krnnrtly ('miretly ly welcome to the new mothers of pital In Orlando. traveling salesman peri-' "democracy three scheduled to come up today. «»f vpunir pm plr sfolnir In ih# ing n* the school. A Urge attendsnee of Mr*. Donlcvy yesterday won her nlliii. and <niii$limc$ il ncrm* dllng ligbting riMl*. bou differ­ all members is urged to help these tloe twilftli of tile total |Hipu- “ I'Ll. IIUII.D IT SlYSKI.F Friend* wllf be Interested to motion's t« set aside the actur's di­ Ihm lh«y just uf# thi» rhurrh «* ent tbu storyI mothers make a grand succras of Inlion of the United State* call Invorce when Superior Judge Allen n l*ii* Ntnp mi tin* way In Iht* ill* They would probably have Imlleil learn that W. C. Hill hn* left for I’AHA.MOi NT NEWS the oecasion. A very interrating Baltimore where he will undergo W. Ashburn'ruled* *ho hml been •he family at a .h-xeit kids if •idled at the *aine time in the liaVOfrt* Militia program Is planned. forced bv “undue influence” coer­ you Imd any lr*» in those iluy treatment at Johns. Hopkins Hos­ tioo’* motion picture theater*. 4it ftini? :t illvntni in i * h ninny The first meeting of the Oviedo cion dure** and fiaud” to con-ent c s * - i* like lopping off a foot V".‘ *W'tghh6ra gos«iii,«d Hmt you Woman's Club will bd held on pital. to the d'.'cree. to cure a bunion You may lose .'l'.'.,.'. . V'et along well and started Oct. 10 at the Oviedo Women’s Mr. ami Mr*. Ilarrv Rohson Donlevv had won the opening coil-ideraidv more thnn you can trying to "keep up with tha JotUMS CLUIt with the regular monthly have as their guest at their home round .w hen he obtained the inter­ •Date. I know this i» true liecause <s" nnd where would that Imve. luncheon. Mra. W. T. Chapce ia SEASON AI. CHANGE IN TIME: of tin- nurnlier of divorced people left m e7 My father wa*. by Id* chairman of the luncheon commit­ on Orange Avenue. Mrs. Robson's locutory decree last Fell. II. who tell me thev’d glvr up tiicir own count, the 15th child. Editor's tee. Other* aerving on the com­ brother, Gordon Wright, of Colum­ • « new Castle* in Spain anytime lo note: The sixteenth arcniiling to mittee arr> Mrs. B. G. Smith. Mrs. bia. 8. a shnn- a wigwam Again with the some Moyle famijy statistician*. Charlie Smith, Mr*. George-Mor­ . Mr. and Mr*. Jack Morrison and Hint# To Housewives "liattb-s^x" tir Idntthaitl" The issue is unri'itain. ' gan. Mra. T. W. Lawton, and Mia. young son Damon have returnnl TROPICAL PARK Wecklr from Home Demon*!rollon Till* only gne* |o show that if thesurd In a plitnil nf piipie Walter A. Teagqe. from Pinckurd and other pointa In all imccslnt/1 had l*vn like some I Specialist. Tallahm—w or frustration Miss Ina Mac Estes of Atlanta, Alabama where thev aprnl several f tin-. liAtrlu.1 utatiiad young people or tmlav who wnjiTi Man Ga. who has been visRIng her par diva.-— 7 -------------------------b e g i n n i n g o c r r o m a r i.s i lo<l»«' Otla*' wIi irk npAtt tlidi nmrilnl nnsrTv o rw p u 'r stay nurrilHt I* .! M ra.'T W E s i w fdr «nt*. Mr. dltd N Four dried fruit* lire suggested tie* simply lirrausr the corporation •xus*-they haven't enough fill the past week, has returned to her Mr, sml Mr*. P. L. Ray. Mr*. a* good buy* for budget meal* d or.n't have enough income or Ihe well Jot, nf ii - wouldn't even la* I • (Unlil Further Nnlirej home. John AlcNeill, Mis* (Catherine here w ith, a inmilh Id holler i Mr. and Mr*. B. F. Mltrhem McNeill and Ralph Ray spent this fall and winter by marital- right kind of living quaiti-r*. TheyL ,ildtiUgh___2--------_ ' -------------1 | * 7 - Simian do-Springs w ||I close -I)h.ily_- - — ksv .^ r.iW M f afto a sTwasdlM »« ■• W iim tra y ria n "vrcsTTltr m-<r -ing- •peviaiut* -af-tbv- U - 8 . ilc* 4,*-gei-Sb*• ■imrri-tv-fnid Hie-hitlt* ' (Tonionow . [ low to slay mar ' partmrnt of Agriculture. Raisins ilig shortage are n» old n* tine* eral days tilth their daughter, Spring*. N. C. small ImdgeLI nnd ririod prunes, peoclies and |nvc nml Im’KaIM vIIIi Oh* fait* nf ried ijn Mr*. Carol llarmeich. Mr. Hamcrun (I SundayN nl P.M. npntr* -att—will—lie—hrabundant Tndiiliind Ai[nm and Eve »ci up lot*.-and-grahdaom Carol, -Jr.t a t - Friend* or KfirwrErKiFchT.T.rr supply this fall and will sell nt hoiisekreping III a roofless gar Rector T cIIh Women, Apopka. will lie Interested to learn that Speriul I’lirllrH Will lie ArcnninuHlttlril I-nr ErniliHf IJrut. and Mrs. Warren J. Kil­ she is recuperating from a recent price* considerably bch>w those ilrn without steam heat named lion- To (let Mini of a venr ago. "Kilen." hut which they pi olml.lv gore, formerly of Tampa, now of tllnrsa hut Is still confined to her Enlerliiinmenl On Short Notice ll> r.illinR Winter Raisins and prune* rust less tn privately called /‘Windy Acre#" Austin. Tex., wore recent house home a t the Mavfair Inn. . I’urk I’htinr, Ntinther UI7.H-J, or "Km Hollow." . CLEVELAND, S ,|it. 30. h it guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Pip­ produce than the fruit th at re* We Will pas* over the fael lli*t with more Ihun twin- a* innnv un kin. Mrs. Sterling Rolling and young quire the extra lalmr of cutting Mr. and Mr*. T. R. Pipkin and ton left today to return to their •nd * pitting liafore. drying. Sf>. lit least young Ailnm ntol Eve married .women a* melt in the 20daughter. Ginger Laoivan. havo jhome in Washington. D. C.. after pouml for pound, raisins and didn't have to fnce the ‘'itidnw" [It oge binrket, llm trend tmlay i* retumml homa after visiting rela­ spending some time with Judge prunes will sell /o r a fey/. cant* pti.hlrm. I enn't answer. I lint otic. "for the girl* to get a man n-uarilIdive dog* need it* griN'eries, less of iionlify, , . the Rev. Gillieri tive* in Tampa and Arcadia. less than dried pcaehr* imll •nd Mrs. J. G. Sharon. voting 11 Appelhof. aiitiiui aud-oiavringv usually k do. lent that diN-sn't mean Jdrs. Llhble Wainwrlght of . Mi­ apple*. as thay idem counselor. *ny*. ami ia vlaitlng her son. Ben, Mra, " Friends will re rre i to learn Dial ' Nf vertheless, all four nf these |.,-opTe have lo T r iiiT ---------The . Episcopal rn lot told a W alnrlght and grandson*, Bennie Mrs. II. C. H rticl Is confined lo dried frulfs are items for the! life writh a high-paying Job, n and Roy. „ *. . , the Orange Memorial Hospital as thrifty *housewife to consider for I icaisc /»od a motor rat thing* it marriage rlas* at llo- aniiunl Meth J. p. Cox Dew to Miami thia the result of an accident in which family meals during the months '•"* tl'fir parent* half a lifetime •"list School of Religion last night that m auiage.minded girl* nliovr week to attend tha Shrine convon- she broke several bones in her to come. nt the treadmill to acquire Drop In export demand from Mv mvn grandfather a ml grand w "ate liecomlmr lust n little hit knee. oilier leoughl nothing fmm Ire.janxluu* for feat they’ll get left.") U°Mr. atvl Mre. J. P. Cox will leave rountriea abroad that no longer mother Sunday for Boston. Mass, and New Flioiid* wilXregret to learn that have money to i*\iy Amerlenn d rM , ml but-ihslf- voulh. .They apantl.* Dr. Apideiiof, Hif author - o f ! OF i « a iol 1,1 1 ft only a "1 r ieii." York tn attend the World Serir*. James Klrbv is confined to the fruita has increased domestic Mb- [hi* . oil fa , nL m*I:•l . - lllappv „ - L, __Mat __*. # 1.11 I. .. I . . . __ i 1 Thay expert to b« gone three Fcrnald Laughton Memorial lloa- plies and affccteil pneaa. The riegafV of children • hoi I heir wrre >leelnrr<l |Hint halff »l* the women tn weak*. During their absence Mr. pllal whrre he underwent an m| i* sharp decline In dried appla prlctis I vrntern nf (here. Gramlma.Mrt- the nation are rnarriml bv .(he llo- .old. man. lime they "reach 22. •nd Mrs. Loon C. Olliff will be pendertomy on Saturday. I* largely the reeutl nf Iota in **. "dcnlally nltOiv with their daughter and- aon. "If Voii w*nl Ihe right twrson," loirt* which Iw.foref the war a c .h 'h le h may <erG- .*» ait e'llichletiThe member* of-tha Men’s. Bib­ cr Mr*. V. It. Mitchell returnnl counted for over ttfl percent nf th ej l"g f«»>t>'»'e In the rontreverey lie advised, "you had lieller try le Class met at the Oviedo Me!ho- yriterday from I’alatka after park. The countries of northwest ] «.» •" w helhtr childbirth I* harder hanl to In- the right person your­ self. It’s Mttnrhiing how often I'litn ir 735 dlat- Church Tuesday evening. Rev. vitiling for Two week* with her Europe and Great Britain -were tog !.'•« ' hn*t«*,'d «r wife, 1111 Crlcrv Avenue Ireland attract* hi,.-' work* nut in Nath Thompson, former pastor of •on and daaghter-in-law,' Mr. ruxtunter* for American dried ap- j " ’lien frljnda from f»«m tisum i *l|tc«v 'i t I| u > ■*• t» n ,< tile to a*k grandna. grandpa, wlm who an* wn»-marriage." tha local church and now pastor anrTMr*. 0 . 8. Mitchell, an<l‘ »ort a t Casselberry, was guest speakar Stevie who returned to 8anfunl Wa* one nf |3 in • |/a > nf axport demand phi* no » coni miner, whit hi* life wa*' The *l*-«c?k io ,lilu lr h »ui ......I hv Evnlren pxtetttN n cnrrtinl Invllolloti lt» .ill lirr tin liter with her to epend *om* time. of Ihe evening. . ’ usually large production of grape* I.! e- oyer here, lie replied, An Important meeting of the en­ • If. nio llr rltihlr, o sml the Metb-NlUl Union of Cleveland, thl* year* arcounta for Ihe ahuoIif*t xtitiH InM iiKhpr Itennly >tlt'>|> for lltrir la-ntilt nt-fttk, tire Board of Education Teachers, *1Twice a* many Women ns men atMr. and Mr*. Gtlea Chapman , danr* of ralsiona. The I !*17 Cali grandchildren." official’ board members, and vis­ have returned from (pending the Jornla grape crop Is of record sim Whenrvrr auolher child arrlve<l, tend'd. Tt+w^tilan invileH new frlfti'lt itiul patron--. itation worker* wa* hald Thurs­ weekend in Jacksonville where 'tq<l lecausn fewer grapes'w ill Inday night a t the Fo’a ter Chapel thry.w ern the gaeats of Mi. and ‘crushed for wine Oil* year Abili . . - ' «T Methodist Church. • ’ ■’ Mre. 0 .' J. Pw tljn ami attended last, more will"tie drie<l for raisins. -Mr. and Mrs. Zaek Partin, and 'the Florida - M lsiiu ip p t' football Dried peaches dropped In n r tc e •on, of Smyrna. O t - r f f t visiting game. last year largely because of the Mr*. Partin'* alster. Mr*. Lawaon big crop and have dropped atill Hardy, Mr. Hardy, and family for Mr. and Mre. 8. K. Norwotxl and farther thia year. ........... a couple of week*. ' daughter. ' Miss Norine Norwood, Thia la a cue to the housewife Doc Malcolm la vlaitlng rela­ have returned from an extended lo round u p ,h e r favorite dried ■— tive* throughout the sUto of tour In 8weetwatvr and Ktioxvtlle. fruit recipe* and h* ready to take 4 Tens, end Marian Center. Pa. advantage of these good buy* aa Pennsylvania.' , Officer* for the Nettle Parnell where thev visited relatives. En they come on the market. Circle for the coming year haye route home thav also visited In been ♦ named a* follow*! Mre. Washington. Dt C. Theodore Aulin, 8r.. Circle Lead­ er. Mr*. Leon Hagadale. Secre­ Among the 600 University of tary-Treasure r; Mr*. A. D. Met­ Florida students officially pledg­ GIVE YOIJR WARDROBE calf, Program Chairman: Mr*. ed to national social fraternities Paul Campbell. Social Chairman; in Gaines villa ware Harold Chap­ and'M ra. J. B. Jono*. Jr.. Com­ man and -Gerald ' Loaslng. Mt A HELPING H A N D UP TO 8 LBS. munity Servlet Chairman. Chapman is pledged Phi Kappa Of fleer* for tho Mary Lawton Tau and Mr. Losalng Pi Kappa Clrclo for tho coming year have Alpha. Here's th# blanket miBloni been elected as followa: Mre. A. R. Hunter. Clrti# Leader: Mr*. W. Mr*. Robert Axt and ion Hob ol women are raving about , D. Brown. Co-Chairman. Mr*. _ have returned from New York —a lofi-ai Wown warmer and New Jersey where they , have Andrew Aulin. ■pending some time. Bobby *r: nnd Mra. Milton Gore. bU niatdt a budge* pricel .enter hla freshman, raar at Chairman; and Mr*. Ben F . Ward, Tha secrat is a Klantiflc, Seminole High 8<nooL Mr. A ^elanlad* combination of • . I' r3 i ? “iNC M n ? a ' T ,T * « n |w -a , plana to return to Sanford ai loin hla family (n about a month. 88’/, rayoivl2% wool. Mr*. W. to the Ft Copy > 1 t! ta T H lIH d lo yod upon rg q u a il. e r s o n dl s ertdable Class of the First Mrthodiat Chuirh on Monday night. The class mci at .tin- home of Mrs. K. A.* Ix>ndenlierg on llruwn AVenue at 8:00 o'clock. Since this it the end of the church year report* were heard from the treasurer and other officers and routine busi­ ness was carried on. Mr*. It. \V. Herron presided over the, meet­ ing. Mr*. Rostov Tnvlor was elected to the Krealdcncv of the class. Mra. Cvril Ruiner, vice president; Mrs. Thi-o I’nle .secretary nnd Mr*. C. R. Wallil ns treasurer. Fob .lowing the business an ice course was served to the following mem­ ber* preM-nt: Mr*. A. K. Apple­ by. Mis* Nell William*. Mr*. Hutner. Mr*. Nancy Brock. Mr*. U»ndenfa-rg. Mr*. K. 0 . Kilpatrick, Mrs. J. D. Callahan and Mr*. W. W. Thomas. Mrs. J.' M. t^onard, Mrs. Potter Lansing, Mr*. Her­ ron. Mr*. Taylor. Mr*. Pate. Mr*. V. L. Smith. Mr*. Walll* and Mr*. Itutiv Davis. -i-----L —. 110 S. Ptolraelto Ave. . . - - �. . 1«V** THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA A ll Of Florida’s Colleges To Be On Grid Saturday ITs TW ? football team' Ujl* vrevk, while three other Florida collego* will be making their sec­ ond start*. . - AU will be seeking their first wins, tha Stata’t g rid d trt having fared poorly In Season debut*. The university of Florida drop­ ped a 14-6 decision to the Uni­ versity of Mississippi at Jackaonvilie and Rollins College fell before Erakln# a t Anderson. 8. CL 19-9, both Saturday night. lfiam l University came a cropper against Baylor Friday night, the Hurricanes walking off with an unexpected 18-7 win. Three games for Florida col. lagaa wiu be In the state this Week, two of them on home ground*. Miami travels to Phila­ delphia. where the Hurricanes Will have their hands full with ■ potent Villanova eleven Friday Vlorida’a first game at Gaines­ ville Saturday night will bring North Texas State against the Gators. The Eagles sre defendleg champions of the Lons Star Conference and showed they are fa r from a pushover In a close loss to Arkansas. 12-0 Saturday. ‘ Stetson's openrr will be at Jacksonville against a Jacksonville Nava] Air Station tram that show­ ed strength Sunday In downing the P arris laland Marines, 27-12. Rollins College -hosts the Uni­ versity of Richmond Saturday afternoon and that one presents a tough problem for the home r & r * not a pushover on the list, but last week's results over the nation showed that there aren't many easy ohe* any­ where this year. .It looks Ilk* an Interesting season Tor the spectator*. • ___ ' Bicyclist ~tn H># Netherlands are licensed and required to obey all traffic regulations. Confucius, sage of China, waa named K’ung and the word Confuciua la a Latinised form of- a Chine** expression meaning “th* philosopher or master K’uug.'' TUESDAY, SEPT. 10, 1947 McCarthy Succeeds Forecasters For Cronin As Skipper Southeastern Are Of Boston Red Sox In For Bad Year the Yankees to eight pennants and seven world championship* before he retired last rear be­ cause of ill health, came jmek to the big ahow yesterday as tbe new manager of the Boston Red Sox. Jog Cronin, whom he succeeds aa pilot of the Sox, announced that McCarthy, after an all-night dis­ cussion, had signed a two-year ASSAULT ALL THE WAY, Armed, with Jockey Doug Dodson in th# saddls, Is sight s<| of the challenger as ha* goes into th* finish at ths special match race f t Belmont Park, ult had limped going to th* post. (International Soundphoto) Baby Feds Will Entertain New Smyrna Tonight The Seminole High School Baity Fed* are slated to entertain th* Baby Barracudas from New Smyr* na In a contest at the high school athletic field tonicht at 7.46. Tonight’s till will he the firgt of. th* year for th* Baby aggrega­ tion. ' ‘ • • Coach Fred Ganas la expecting a group of heavy youngsters from th* roast resort city and a hard fought contest 7s In th* offing. "Last vear that New 8myrn* hunch wrie log boys, so I should' Imagine that they will he large' again thi* yrar," Coach Ganaa staled today. The Baby Feds will use the double wing offrnse that la cmployed by the varsity and tha Baby Barracudas are expectrd to us* the iim * type of formation. Starting Pitchers: Branca, a right-hander, has won 21 gam#*, lost 12. Shea, also a right-hander, has won 14, lost 6. Umpires: A t home plate, Bill McGowan, (American Laagut), on th* bases, Larry'G oats, (National Leagua), Ralph Pinslli, (National League), and Ed Bun^imL. (Ainerican League)--Geoege- Magerkurthr (National League) and Jim Iloyer,' (American League) will he field umpires, determining if drive# are fair or foul, if fan intarfered with catch, if player caught or trapped hall, etc. Starting time of gamer 1:40 P. M. (KST). The Columbia Ulversity CtrlThe term "democracy” often had disreputable a n d ' low-claas legu o f' Physicians and Surgeons connotations until th* mlddlt of was founded in 1767 and la one of the oldest in ths United State*. th* 19th Century. aucceaaion to Eddie Collins, who has been h a n d ic a p s] by lllnesa. Collins will remain in an advisorycapacity aa vice-president The move had not been unex­ pected. For many montha It haa been rumored th at the wealthy Hub team waa trying to land Mc­ Carthy aa its fUld leader, and th at Joe waa beginning to feel restless in hla self-imposed- axils on his farm near Buffalo. A f t e r yesterday's announce­ ment, McCarthy said hla health had improved greatly through hi* long rest and admitted he had "felt tha urge" te get back In a" uniform. Tie said he could have joined several other teams, but had chosen the Red 83 L. Cronin emphasised th at his sue* resaor would hav* complete charge of the Sox, who fell to third place In the American League this sea­ son after having won th* flag last year and that to 8L Louis in th* World Series. McCarthy, h# ad­ ded, would have* th* final tay on all player deal*. The latter clause in Joe’s codtract la most unusual. Ordinarily It Is th* general manager or th* club president whq reserves Jh* right to eeto-tdayse rlsel*. The fart that th# Sox gava McCarthy such wide powers waa a possible indication of how badly they want­ ed th* wltard of the dugout' ATLANTA, Rapt. 3 0 -U F > -If Southeastern ___ 1 ._____i . Conference team* continue to play football tha way th ey did mat w eek t h e f o r e ­ c a s t e r s ' ara In for a nigged season. With ope or two exception* the nine games Involving league mem­ ber* were off the beam and three of the conteata were definite up­ sets. In the latter category were Tutnne’a 21-20 win over Abbama, Van<*f rbilt's 340-» triumph ovttr Northwestem, and Auburn's- 131B loss to little Mississippi Southern. Pew observers expected Georgia to hold North Carolina to a 14-7 victory a fter'01? former led at the half, and •tlll'fe w e r 1looked for Georgia Tech to down Tennessee, 27-0, or for Florida to hold the big Mississippi team to a 14-8 score. Kentucky performed about as expected In beatlhg Cincinnati, 20-0, as Mid Louisiana State In downing Rioe. 21*14. but few thought the Bengali would have to come fro m . behind twice just to tie the acobe. Mississippi State’s 11-0 victory over Chattanooga was fairly tcue to form although the Maroons were * Expected to . win with Isas tffo ri than it took, and by arullghtly bigger margin. The stage i* set this.week for another round of surprises with Georgia Tech playing T ulane-at New Orleans, LSU masting Geor­ gia In Athans, and Alobama tak­ ing on Vanderbilt In Nashville. 81x non-league games complete tha acbedula: Duka at Tennessee, Kentucky »t (night)! rvemucay ai XivUr Aavier tnignw; Mississippi v* South Carolina a i .Memphis, Louisiana Tech a t Auhgrn, Mississippi Stats a t Michir ran State, and Florida hose to North Texaa State Teachers COM M ENTS S ID E L IN E S ford on the night of N e v l , 192#. 11 waa sponsored by tha Sanford Herald'and managed by M. G. Lewis, Herald sd»»rtto» ini manager a t-th a t tims," and was played between Rollins C«I* freshmen and the Seminole |h Heheel Celery fed. a t th# Sanford Manleipal Park with than."L609 .pgrsnan In -al-­ tendance. Tha Rollins T a n blasted th* ta tr out of the Celery Fed# that eventful night in a 24 to 0 en­ counter. and It waa tha outstand­ ing work of “Flash” Rogers, jackrabbit Rollins freshman. . who ‘ pared tha attack on tho locals. The Rollins eleven wea im crting from tha sting of tha first *nM untatbtlw aan the two teem* o.i Oct. 6, at which tlma tha Bamlncl* aiavan played tha Roilina combine to e 0 to 0 tie. Coech Jack McDowaiTa leda were determined to grave t* their coach that they were bet­ ter then the team which Wee held ecoreleea by the Seaferd eleven. . . Coech Hash W h e l c h e l 'e chargee realised the elgnifiranre a Don't 90 into utxotlicr winter f comfort or (5a r r ' / - 2? and staunch* follower* of both clubs no doubt are awaiting with interest the pickihg of a favorite by tha betting syndicates. • .. The Bulldog-LSU battle a t Ath- Legal N otice NOTICa Notice U keeeby given that I am, n | i | i d la basins** at Fern Parti. Florida, under the flnttioss asm* «f Polljraaa Court, and that I laurp! to roatster said asms pursuant to the terme of the "Flnilloua Name niatuto" (Cbapter *o»U, Lews o» norlda-t Wlta tbe curb ol the-Cterutl Court ot Hemlaole Cousty. Bicyclist* in the Nclhrrland* | CIIOLKRA EPIDEMIC million bicycle* during World; CAIRO. Sein. SO. (AS— Fear t comedy in which the plot wai War II and doe*'n o t expect t o ! of a spreading cholera epidemic i written out hut tip- dialogue im have complete replacement* until I tipped the Mediterranean a n a provided by .the actor*. . . ia5o • • ^ ^ j a-v YOU GET FULL VALUE RECEIVED, EVERY TIME YOU BUY YOUR BEVERAGES SPORTING GOODS BILL’S PACKAGE STORE and BAR 112 West F irst Street Phone 880 Movement Started To Find1Jobs Fmu First Prize ..:....... Second Prize .... . ROBSON 2 Man Tent Sweater SPORTING GOODS Third Thru F ifth Prizes ............ . For Each Prize W inner, One P ass For Two To * Ritz Theater INSTRUCTIONS f*' • Ballots must l>e in The Herald office before noon , on Friday or postmarked by that time. AIL games must be marked. -* , ■ BALLOT _ ---- STETSON ------- ‘ -V8* FLORIDA * ALABAMA l— duke ____ GEORGIA • -------OA. TECH — N. CAROLINA , -V8* JACKSONVILLE N A S ---------N. TEXAS S T A T E ____ -y g-.._ YANDKRIULT- .-t™=3— ■------.-VS- -vs* WARE FOREST - Tennessee ___ -VS- L A U .V _____ ’ -VS- T U L A N E _____ * -VS* TEXAS' ------- ROLLIN8 -VS- R IC H M O N D _____ ......... CORNELL -VS- YALE .......... * HOLY CROSS -Vfrr ------- PITTSBURGH -VS- t NOTRE DAME ____ ------- OHIO STATE -V8- T E M P L E ____ PURDUE ' • -BE SURE TO FILL IN THE FOLLOWING- ♦Get Your Ballot (n, Early* NON-SKID SAFETY OF FOR RENT ALTAMONTE Hunting Season Nears As Frosts ..waSwf tV» xt r r ^ T dread disease havv herd reported to date. Klcvvn sufferers died yesterday. The goieminent* of Iraq. Iran. I'aiestine, Syria ami l-etianon have notified thru Cairo consulate* not to issue >’isas to tr am li i » from Egypt unless thoy produced m tifira te s of anti-vh«lrra vac­ cination It—also -was nnmnrnct-d that such travelers would be p lorn I under five-days quarantine on arrival. tlx FRED J. /.I'ST Mis. T. I Gotham outertuin.-d AI’ N resfentures i hp ii lit i mili T i.nl WASHINGTON jJUta i |*opl«- I hursday im>r.nmg with a cuffee.! in Washington. piTttiiiduilv Von* Those attemlmg from Orlando' g re ssn ie n , h a ve l u a n l 1’ au l S im . worv Mrs vii Ilnsen, Mr* It K. han pound a desk a* It. drove McKinney: Ml** Nettie Hell Smith, hisliu- hts argument* Mi s. t >. I t l the nation's ifg.lHtn.mqi phe-»r*Hj-- S o .,1.-..I. r.;.... u m’, . i ' ,11. \i bandicapprd------ ------- . ■-»— it. S.-Htm ltm i-ntut Mrr. CtaranfC S trarhltn-hlrttseff tffiM't h- .r it Hotne. AlUAitu i. 8piipgs lie's stone deaf and .ran .l:*t it' Mr. and Mi- I, N-. Mitchell will* half doxen other ailment- which t etui it this vvivk from a vacation have kept him In hospital - ven at Uoat-ilY. "TTn and Nava Scotia. of his 56 years. , VIr « .Mm» WfiitelH-ad left WedSlrarhnn i« spearheading a m xlav tot Ss-ll.ia. N. P and \V.»rmovement to provide jolia fot* Chester. Muss, where site will visit others with physical luin.b np- and her daughter. Mi- I II Saulson. Mr. and Mi* It I' McIntosh. ,to |urss legislation for medical .treatm ent, education ami training Jr. returned home Wednesday I Mi* intotost e|y»taliir--l gluing from a vacation in tin- moitntaius of North Carolina ittld-Ti un> e-i-i' his last hosintnl stay in l'tn « Mi*, lingo \-.-s spent Tuesday t Me start..I thinking about 'people in the *ame fix. broke land de|M-ndeltl. ami «*>• h> tealiicd -it wait u ease of lot kkng it (myself or not M-vinit the job done." an ucrndnnitl rabbity. It was 4t«m,nc trip* ~rtu-'n- TF^r I lictran to lose my In" bunting, I didn't follow tl.-c- lb,- mainline. I Vnf’-'q Wrong to kill ral>. of mnnx h n q t.-i» lu > g, t tlmt ju-t catttr to. fool It way. Tlu-v n-taill all tin- joy of tin- cha*o ■ marikm.r* „bb-*t intoxication Inn b,*,- theft ro*t for killing gdm<< I ftr*t .It-arnrd t.« h u n t'fro n t my fnth.-r. When th-- xxoathri was right mi « intt y Sunday morning*, ho used to load hi* four «on* nn-l -throe doits ipto onr old Maxwelltouring car and *<■( o u t across thi- M buiuri countryside: . • Tin* fulu'tion of tin- hoy* an I digs was tin- *ani>- We were n**igm-l pal. lies of wood or pasture and sent whooping and balking through lltriii to n a n 1 IV mil any kind of wild life' into - I. fntn( »II"t the la th of ilpd's old ibuihlebniivb-d idumlerbits* 11,--wu* ; m urilt1 He mjn a lt-I a* tin lill l>U'llrlU .-hot—..Itat wv usu- , tlaiiui* iH.litn*F'**W M*lqnartcr*, nllt erttne hark with a good ' ' The annual erosion losses in tlir . United State* have 1-eon rstb mated at *400 million. • PICK-THE-W INNER CONTEST —— 'CLEM SO N been played, four within th# con­ ference, aix of th* teams already hav* been defeated and only three of then are Uftscored upon. Van-' derbilt, Mississippi State and Georgia Tech make up the latter VMitin gro u p .'9 The Tech-Tulan* battle Wiapea ud as th* contest likely to have th# biggest bearing on the con­ ference title for weeks to come, with possibilities but (he irtaltor* are sure to rale the favorite's role a* they lake the field in queet of their eighth win in as many game* TUESDAY, SEPT. 30. 1947 8 ARTICLES FOR SALE 12 S P E C I A L S M 4VIC E 3 RECORD PLAYERS Mr-rent. By Paints. Poultry Supfillrs, I Nails. In * a ru m day or week. Th* Music Uax, HP Purina Fw di, Groceries ana LONNIE MCMULLEN'S Matket atlTISH Colonial Secretary 8 tr W. 1st Sb Phone 9S3. llnitx-r Shot< open Thursday, Arthur Creech-Jone* I* sh<mn at Meats. Touehton A Watson, 1201 III, \ in, i „ nl, ,,n" " , ... ,, to t iuhI home th i• Friday ti Saturday. Celery, Phone 11P0. I.ake Success, N. Y-. as he an­ OFFICE space In' Melsch Building \«*nr* ago'm id .............. '* k nounced fhat Greet Hntsin would l-arge light offices, tewly decor­ BABY GRAND" I'lA N o—WurlitRENT A CAR abandon her tt-yVar-old mandate ated; all utilities, heat and i*nl YOU DRIVE IT *rr. rvcomlitiuned. The Musle over Palestine. Speaking to the U. tor aerviil* furnished. Call Mtb " PHONE ZOO Rt,x. 11# W. Firat Kl. Phone i are x.ti-win- 1-Mt‘ htgntt. N. PoitUcal and Security Commit; W II. A A. Dept. Storm. RWICKLANII-MORRIHON cd a National i’irm-hnti. m n u u j nad ilu* tec, he said that plans have been U-DRIVE-IT. IN C «• tally, II,null fnlhi-t nf fi-ut mi . tln u i.f u[i>mi TRANSFERS—lairge new assort­ made to withdraw all British Irnop* -mdi-nt Tiummi ,'ii.c in -i ivtii-, b-.m* hrnvil) mt him the deft IniiiJ Mow with SEE US FOR ments Decal Set* for Kitchens, and ndmfntvUative personnel Iron, bi« nb-ij , u n i . M>** • Mlldtid Scott, -eerctary »f my hnnd m 'th e bu«e of hit MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING Bathroom*. Nursery. Also Glass IHilevttne (farernattonoD i " . tip Mow old 1 i :••!* ii- ; I -. . in In 1945 (he feilciatimi, Ifctself’ hundtAN1) TYPING Tumbler S ets. FARM FOR RENT 2Q acre* sub­ to miap the life cord in wound, • CREDIT LUKRAV OP j*nall> liattdi c#|i|inl n* _tt|,> ,tv*u!'. *>f infantilv HENKAUIK GLASS A irrigate*! truck f«rm, newly ed -mull game und extend it SANFORD iei«; placed In pnralysi*. • Aboirt I •* acre* of trrv* are ft~ PAINT CO. • ploughed and harrowed. 12 ar­ the Ihmiii Ilf quiek dentil. I H6 N. Park Pham !» I I I IV. 2nd H tfeet• I. S t.iiiplnj Mi** Si -itt t* Strancbatt'a quif im | to make pe|»er for the Suittesian well*, a 7 room dwelling, stliirk j , itf, nil ‘my mover at lg tile ftl*t 'll,' "rill - " lit- l,ilk* .'Hit-1millv nvi.t dav edition of one lafge metre 2 tenant houses, 2 large barn*. Expert Radio Repairing HOT PLATE LUNCH tin- dnugllnt’ liend- -iti'l shatterpolitan newvpam-r. Dwelling fnr- rent only with Serve*! front 11:30 to 2 at Ilopter's Fred Mvers. 311 L. 2nd St, t t l . iear leg i itme off “In my farm- On Cameron avenue, East hand And tlje inldnt flopiini AUTO seat rov'era for coupe* & side. Sanfortf, Fla., phone'192H'AtCII A* CLOCK REP \ I MIN* Legal Notice sedan* tV.VH, installed free at It I'. O. Box 883. E. B Stowe. 1700 Saufoid Av... Phot*- Il4d-J ATTENTION MO I HERS LUMINUM casement windows, -D IA P E R SERVICE— cappiil Hurt **» *«atvitn-i«( fit-, niisSteel casement and Aluminum \ -!»•■• ! ■;r i'_> )v it:.) ft iti tin- Sii*gfii«it l.inc— SMALL .furnished apartmenL t>U8 double hung windows. Miracle • 1 cl.mn • I „r i l.i ,ti«n wnvl . I A .v.1 .* • lii'Vi'i iuivi' lilt nnl* of Itin clean, sterile dianers and deodor­ tV. First Street.______________ Concrete Co. 3ii0 Elm Ave. 'N il 'r r lu iM f ilif t t i* * m ill th a t Imn'.* untiring effort* the I'tiR turd* iii my -'titiif' llfo. ized container. Ee inomlcal and kk.ii.I Slt^iliait «lt»llkrn tit Service Commlruiim ilii-*ifliil H.'JtMt FURNISHED room with twin >>e<l* Phone 13.15. safe. Fully ntrdiit-lly approved " m il nt'li'il |t>*i «*ut fi*i of a ' ti*tnl i*f 'Ji.tHH* diffrii'til r - i to ladies only. Phone 425. WOOD IIURNING heater. Mr*. C alf Daytona 24«7 \Y.C4 llert f tr lW*4l .1 Va a i It « •••!** ill Il'HNl I'liimmt lot** a» -p-n t-- |-hy*i*. George Mnffrlt, .2441 Lilly detail*. 98 dinper*. S '.’ n week. 2 WANTED TO RENT (tat m h k I i t n k i T | i Iiiin i n cully ili«ulTb*l p i'i-'-ti* i .»■u|..«i id Court. '•FIRST IN S A N FA R ir It* \ S o l t ‘.» LJIMh I l.llstltl'WW with 3(15 out of rt.Wtl fi.c >cat*. COUIT.K with children desire* II lultlil.** * ago BABY GRAND PIANO Price tea Cohen's Radiator Shop for comIs* |tir*- m#, ti* Nt-urj I'uM r* I' furnished bouse or apsrtment. iiie ittti.ittiil lnntty i»f tin* 6. lie is sttougly I.. Iiiiid. i l p t o sonahle. Phone 428-W or call rttlMT ' plcti- radiator service. 100 S*nt Alltl tur Ihv Wdt# Hlrtl Will lie pa.-manent. Write A. F. poked Inw. itilrtHloce-t in li.minr) to Inin III* fti;lit • |»|»* • t r«l It * I 808 Magnolia. ford Ave. Phone 360-W, Walker. Rt. 1, c/o C. E. Webber, ifk'lllili* St*liiltii|w .liilinmin |»P. n. Mhn, h lfilll S****M sltll) • VI4»*** 1940 chiefly Ireraii*.' of hi* ill Orlando, Florida. Htl’RiltlM g IIS IdE, M ll't slstence. which would intcijri.ti' DARK OAK dinette set. Table, sii Curtain*. I.nre tahli-clnth* washed llt.it n« n tli« !»•»•*#•■! “f ‘II* starched A *ttctrhed. 618 Meb Adllf-IM Ily two adult* 2 or 3 room apart­ chairs, server and china raldm-l IlfMkl Mlill dial till III* tin: activities of tl fcdetnl agi'ti Excellent condition. Phone IKb lonville Ave. Phone 879. lowing IA. t«» IK** t*V*l 4*1 til* *•**• do* concerned with, Itanilirnpped ment. First floor p/eferrisi. W. 814 W, Catalina Drive. • -tils* '(Ml fsgltrl, lr*c •Islirmgnt persons and re«|ulri- all imlii»lric.» E. Hathaway, Sanford. EXPERT auto painting and liody ••I *•.* tt. »•».!- ||4AI M I •“ amt iittsiiteas hatnllmir federal TWO USED cotton mattreisy*, repair. All work guaranteed. II . .1 ..!> . wrvki). •«ml H**M) ; ru n tinrls to fill tip to two t«'t IIV PERMANENT rraidenU un­ • ritPFckl) ni*Hi|ii4|wi Hi*•*** nl * full sized. 607 Magnolia._____ Jaekson t Gibb* llmiy Simp, fin nished (Preferreil) or fur­ 2100 French Ave. Phone 1009-J. item I, at#,. 4if Ilir Millirtdill publllt • nished huuse or garage apart­ 14" FIRE PLACE wood. 2/3 oak. ment. tiuarantee to pay any, 1 3 fat pine, $16.00 h coni. FIRESTONES l-ran-l new service OZARK UvM Hy Ray Uottu damage* our 3 yr. obi daughter Heater Wood 12.14. JR & 1H in^h —-rb-tHirtlnerrt to serve ita ruetom j -*ml 1‘ yrr-old son- m ight-rauie. $6.00 per strand. W» It. 8wage;s i* now open. Drake* relincd. ] .Mr*. Raymond O 'ltaia, Sanfutd gerty Wood Yard, luike Monroe. front en-l* liUshc<l & Aligned. | MOIO FM.GA14G... i D'S'I AM KIN STAftr ~\ IT W E F L Y O VUM TH 0 A W L Truilcr Park. WLLL Sf.W UP DC \OOKirC fCB MAM OINAtt *) wheel* iialaiicrd, tirake drums i t l l o i Ho- i is m o s o il * I'hone 768-W P A R K , H O W W IL L M A j f Q Z A ( BUGS 4 SIBILS IN DC IU4JM/ ME I , — ---------------- K N O W turntil. tune up, spark plug*, I it t o r p a lil.s to r, - . l l l i i l , tii 3 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE W A L N U T d i n i n g ro o m s u it H AW KS* .-carl-unitius. .fan Jw lls-rad iat—s- iTit'-r. *asil iiTirtTT- rt" *T:rniTTT£ -- tent Mts-kltoor l’h<me 76: ...AND A 3 i-ut>i.-tt* r it i . liv e n . poae. lamp* replaced. Visit FireKKALKSTATIr MEANWHILE. THC 81/GS INSUrANCK 3 DEER- ami fo r hound -log* for XANC T nC MuHTGAGB LOANS FlJ FICLO TOP El’TIC TANKS. Grea-c Traps RAYMOND-M. IIALL, Realtor M a tfy g iaa K da- i Ik THE LAST installed. Sewage pumped, haul­ LARGE GUAVAS for canning or M»s(..III. Fla Registered Broker and ed. Drainfirlds relnyml Satfilarv limmuu *Uaa»—»—w Jelly.. A. K. Itosxettrr, Florist. Insurance Agent* Jk-ptie Tank Co. Orlnndo PIC I'hone 212-W, _________ Rm. 4 '.. .Florida State Bank Bldg 2. Thai th* 4.*%»».. -• <11 2 3413. Box DHL ».» A • • I |H*I *4t 149It lt» r till* LARGE DUPLEX In excellent CEMENT STEPS for your home. SANFORD lli-auty Sab.n. 309 ■oldfrM IflUlt L 8t*alr«l .«$»•! dU*Free estimate. Miracle Concrete Amditlon. 4 acre* of land, 636 III* rlihf#1) tflFfr illlitel (hr 1*141114# Park. Phono 1364. M McMah- U Co. 309 Elm Ave. Phone 13$6. *|il I* a f»f •!<*• KIf-lft* rs 4»t»| TMATlL BE EASY, ft. on highway 609 ft. of lake 6 mo. & imlgrr. Oul-I waves, 41 ||4*|«|4MM 4*»»* |a»»ro||ts 4#f (l***l * Dinah ... AND IT frtrnt. 40 fruit trees. Excellent on Spiral permanent, lasting t dll Mftllllltlt **| M*»4k If ItUl 4»U 6 ARTICLES W AN TED WOHT BE LONG home or income property. $8,500 NOW// . Cr.Miuinole * Mnrhin. If-*. All !•> .1 r«*$|H*iHtl«*n. tin ixatti** aimI Terms. SL John Realty Co., not Highest rash price paid for use.! waxes guaranteed. $»xup. ifMtrfl M| *1.# II. tl\ r-ltlMl inil*l tie* Kltt It, It «itl lliil lt)‘ * 4 t Inc. A. H. Pctcmon. Realtor—W. furniture. Ted Davis Furniture r4t)ii|«'in#. of ntlit-i Hiiiti* 4$r|**n ■ .Archie Blown, associate. Co. 311 E. 1st. Ph. 968. ii* nuiifSrhint 4ii»iif«“ 13 NOTICES— PERSONAL siiiwofti. •tell hi lit***#- nf«rn)h Mill It MlI4AI *• f> ROOM & 2 room houses, 2 arres I'LL BITY your car regartilesx of t.. I MM..I t.. MI\ • I > . By Walt DiHncy MICK MV MOUS k land. 1218 W.-Bth St. William age or rondltlon. Roy Reel, iK8 Emury Ix-«. _______ . '• u • lunluit I n . m >U i t■ •»* t W. 2nd S t .' _____* _ IP I CAN OUST GET WIA\ OUT L -L O O k S L IK E W E W -A N T u OP TWI5 CAVERN...SO 1— TD STU PV M ELt r - i 5 ARTICLES FOR SALE 7 P«ta, Livestock. Supplice I*ST D A R K g r r e n g a l-a n lim ue Pf-OPX.B CAN STliPV t—Y— la dje* r a in r->ai, p r a c tu u lly _ n c w . CMAftAiTER' , Cal. wonder -pepper ptanL L 8. FOR SAI.E 1 >ounar jersey c w . I'li a i - 1hi n C a m ilb R a tte n . # "■‘i r irr~ii4.twii.iiv. if. Uh-»»im r r .. t| I IX- II II II i if lliM . M»M mmi*’4'. Mann, ta k e 1Monroe. Fla. Klh . I oil stove, also new sorghum in J. T tu l%IIt** kl4*»t*». lH4ln|||4eJ.ts f 1. gallon Jugs. Call 706-M l-etweet) LOST- -lltack alligatur p, FOR flALB tlRinkln**'- tit.I 4>tl*M H*linl) »«*■••• 7 * 9 P. M. '* ___^ foot bull game Friilux : n W l TJEW8PAPER8—3 (JENTS I'M MM hlb« 4*1 ft ••ill 14•m I |4rt' • Ilf («f **f t**l«l niii4*ui*l »»f •»’ PER POUND. BUNDLED IN 0 rontotnipg identifiratiun HEIJ* W A N T E D . tii'.rfW 4»r 8#*4‘tirR**« BUNDLES. can linker, It-tuin to II llf JlH tv.dir litiRh ••• •l**r » 10, II, 20 and I I GENT Experienced white woman cook for J*an It M lllrf, M U rlil II* ’• . HERALD OFFICE • tea room in Orlatwlo. Gooy pay CANDY FOR SALK: FV is. Rest'* Chocolate Candy f. T im I H im iw i » |*i4i*4i(fi |*hp • if sml working condition*. Phono Co. 3106. NEW. SPINET PI AN O S-W eaver. sll.oht- h ltib K ltt(- nnfn«« **f collect 2-9683. Orlando. 'R M tM i fitfviitw.tiUr* unit i« rrv ?'» y Liberal trade in A term*. Th# Hi-M rfl* if at ft#, f t if iu lli l|(#i «J#I) M Muftr Rox. 119 W. Firat Itt. 9 WOWt WANTED 15 A U TO S- FO R SALE $)•( t.f l l l i t It f»**l*|. r i Nlttf K f U l *)t hol«l«ra a* Ih if 6J|*|*vtft t Ml**!* years experience in —— — .— Im,illlh ,»f Ihv «4tl9l|*tfft9 »4f Shop-w ill take any . FO « I m ». In th # 'H w liB O l'ifi ttl fM U fitf 111*14*1 .t i*|*va»r» ti |mif * Ilf# Ind of • work. Claude |*39 Packard, tbe b-Htk* ol IL* i oAi|*any s* *"“ • •07 Magnolia. I'hone rubber T209 (.» ur w»y n t w tktwla>y —' u i Ioh in, -ant, -of the pera-u *■» Batteries A Battary Charging. B y F r a n S trik e i fur nti-m ,urh tio-'«r THE LONE HANGER On The Wrong. Trail H. a POPB C. INC. COLORED woman wanU full time FO R 'S A L E -1940 I S ton Ford Ii artla*. I- given. »U.« ttiei lb, truck wRh txjdy. Phone 83, lliil Job as cook or maid. Experi••l<l two i-arser-P**-.euntnln % •' • mtafk emUiarlag sirtant * tut* hao'-tl.timlicr A Supply Yatd. enrwl. health card. After 6:30 T-IAT LETTER M£AN6 EVfelWTRlNG IT VWS TO BE I AND *1/DON'T I'LL GET A P0$6E Odf SGjtf AWAf. —!g* and l.,ll-r a* to lb, clrruiuTtUT S l W0RRX VXfa R8D twat mlweo mas aj«d h» P. M. 616 Banford A v e . ____ ID BOB ano MC! IT v«f Mtrmw DELIVERED YOU SWTWE MASKED MAN STOLE A 1941 ""Model" IW rlon G.M.C. truck. ■Imam ami ronillilon- uadrr wb h ID BOB Obi ** vTD DAY) MRS INDtAM FRiENO/ ^ BY MY MtfceANO, BOB'S FAIRER, • lu,kb»l<lara a»U •——Ur b-M •* LETTER? W*N « IT SO IMPORTANT? FLOOR 8ANDING A flnlahlng, W. Ol KilhdUf (rene^ii. MI9 ElGMfftNlW A m riIIAWWN YftO'i AGO, BEFORE ME DIED. will! do n-M-aiq-ear o| h.a th , hooka cleaning A waxing. One power of th , rnnit-any a* lealoa. I-"1-* ME EnTROSIEO IT TD AW OARYEW 0IRTWOAY Trull anahiaa ua to' ^fort where A u ft) w a n Y k d X-* flrnsll sedan at o r b a ad ........ to a eap.i | o t b r r t h a n t h a t o t a bo n a 1 >there le no electric conneetio.t for any make or model n w i u r ; am t Mila a f f i a n t haa -e available. 21 yeate axpwritrw.-. 1933 Chevrolet Ease* daylight driving, r-aaon t o b e l l a v , t h a t a n y . U - l IL M. Oieaatm. Lake Mary, Fla: lonville Ave. down h e a d l i g h t glare at n p s r a u a . aaaorlalloa, o r ‘ r o r p o r a i . h a a a n y Interaa t -1lr,» i o r la-lit • ­ RKNKARIK CLASS A LAWNS MOWED. Low price* 1939 4 door Chevrolet sedan, 1939 in l b , aa(<l M'wk. I—n-la. u r - M - r PAINT CO. Jerry Lord Phone 788-w. 1H ton l.ong wheelbase Ford a— UflllM t h a n aa a., a t a t M truck 1935 Chevrolet pick-up. h im1.. That tha. aVatiAta nunil.»r "I HOUSE CLEANING, maid aervlce 2684 Sanford Ava. MAGIC CHEF STOVE, hot water r-plea of '»b«b haU, of Ibta puMor laundry work. 705 Locust healer, excellent condition. Ph. ■ xthia .old Ar dUIrll-utad throoca 42 GMC Truck, panel body, dual tb* mglla or wlhrrwl**. to - P-a-d loeo-j.f • rr 1 0 B tuizzaaa O p p o rtu n ity # * • wheel*. I’ixuif *tS37 after 6 aubW/tb,ra durlaa tbs ta a lta m<>— praeadlag th* date shown al.m , > SEE Jimmie Cowan’s Sheet WeUi P. M. T • III* '(T h is Information la rwqalrrd Works for roof paint A roof FIRST CLA88 service station for from daily, wtahly, utnitraehly, ana painting. Phope <16. re n t Now open. In good loca­ BUICK 4 door sedan, tailored seat trlwrebly n ra rfip a n antv.X covers, good radio, good paint It. I , Daa*. Kdltor, pablUbrf tion. Necessary to hav# some ' FRibD SHRIMP DINNER8 job. Aa la $600. 417 W. lit)) •arur* So abd raha-rlb-d baf-rr money to purchase stock. Writ* every night at Homer's. this frill dar -,f gat'-ambar. I»*J 'nul Robinson Box J. e/o Herald.___________ ETTA KETT ^ , TV. Cordon liaan MISSIONARY strawberry plants. (Mg rommlaalon rs1936 FORD 8etl*n goed condition \ Tiler* It#fit. II, Itt*I E. T. Chapman. Phone 1830-W. terms rash. Phone 4. TUXEDO FEEDS—rami Hunt'* Tuxade Feed I FLoWliR P&ANT8- Mr*. Y. C. Bolltnrer, W. 1st SL near Mon­ roe Corner, Phone 1230-J. I DEER A FOX Bounds, age hatween 3 A 5 years. fB. 0. Behr-’fiu, Ph-rw ^ 1929 CLEAN Model A Port! Tud­ or. good condition. New pxtnt. new upholstery. . Watson Reel * KEEL'S USP-D CARS A PARTS Orlando Highway — 1934 International atak# aid* pick­ up. Watson Reel • REEL'S USED CARS A PARTS Orlando Ilighway * 1937 Chevrolet Tudor, motor A Iran*, overhauled. New I’ahit, good condition. • Watson Reel REEL'S USED CARS A' PARIS OrUuido Tllghygy ♦ lu tfifei To r sale • MOTORS INN to d TOUCH KILS REST Preach A Saminole Bird. CARS you f VAL t Cigr.A wham our oa has �PAGE SIX THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA United N ations faita through. Foreign Policy ■-iIn YgaiWnlgrrirV Florida Fashion, Inc. 3 Umps Suspended Employees Organize By President Herlong TUESDAY, SEPT. 30, 1947 u . . ii. . h rtiMM r « « r S to Hcnrirh; l.avagclto struck out; HqMi liit tn Page wlm l o w l ••• Mi Quinn mul rvtiied the •»!***■• 'un Wll'- miilUMT' llrown u.-ilki.f. furring in Johnaon. • « Stirnwciss grounded to Robin■on who fired to Edward* at the plate, forcing Undell: Slimweiaa reaching first on the force out: Ilenrich singled, seining Hix* xuto and Brown and sending Stirn* weiaa to second; Brrra flied to Walker; DiMaggiu, up for the second time in the tnnlng, Hermanski. -Plve run*; three hltf. no errors, two left. • Sixth Inning Dodgers Southpaw Joe I’agc took over the hurling for the Yankees. Stanky singled to center; Rlxxuto scooped up Robinson's houn* der and threw to Stirnweisa, forc­ ing Stanky at \-ru n d ; Robinson reached first; Reiser singled; Wal­ ker filed to Ilenrich; Carl Furillo, .hotline for Hermanski. hit to cen­ ter, scaring Robinson, Reiser tak­ ing third. Kdwarda liounced to Rixxuto who flipped to Ktirnwriss, , - | l l , IN I.I 100 001 HK»—3 t! 0 ng Yankees ;N. y . |AI.» 000 050 Odx —5 4 0 ent in to pitch Branca. Behrman (61. Casey (fli * over third for ;Mtui Kdwawls; Shea. Page tfll and fixxuto singled; ! (|t.tra . ikry who thrrw I _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Rtxxutb taking irvw out .stun .NEW VOIJK F lltE » NEW YORK, Sept. :t0. UP>_ _____________ Periodlc outbreak of flames at one hit ■the Grace Lines I'lxriiT. acane of the city's costliest hatbor fit*, cunilmitif to keep file rrew s busy today. The list of firemen injured while fighting the stuhl>orn blare, which Inoke out Sunday night, rose to 141. None was Injured seriously. No ships wrre dam- it, who threw him OCALA,'Sept. 30, (Special) — ‘JoriArnaen Miss Selma Levy was yester­ Johnson went out. Stanky to day elected temporary president Thr«- Flurida State League umu f . itm l araally fnim id F jm4*l Fashion Employers Association, a group oY about <50 employees Of Third Inning Dodgers: Florida Fashions, Inc. who hare Branca rolled to McQuinn and organised to secure group insur­ was thrown out; Stanky hit ■ high ance, promote the welfare of em­ bouncer to Johnson who thrrw to ployees and to plan social activi­ McQuinn for the out; Robinson ties. Sam Martina, mail order and walked and stole second; Reiser personnel supervisor is acting as filed to Ilenrich. sponsor. No runs, no hits, no errors, one This is an Independent organi­ left. sation not affiliated with any na­ Third Inning Yankee* tional movement, M lu Levy said IJndel struck out; Itixxutu find this morning. * to Hermanski; Shea struck out. ' Other temporary offleera nam­ No runs; no hits, no errors; none ed were: Mrs. Hasrl Norman, vice president; and Mrs. Harold Heckrnbach, secretary • treasurer. A regular election is slated to take place in October when the who completed a double play* by company is at its new location a t firing to McQuinn as Walker was the Municipal Airport to which it unable to get back to first; Dlwill sta rt moving Saturday, it Maggio otok Edwards fly In ren­ was announced by Miss Levy. ter. • • • The following committee chair­ No runs; one hits, no errors, men were named: Mrs. Viola none left. Johnson, maintenance and opera­ Fourth Inning Yankees tion committee; Miss Virginia Stimweiss fanned; Ilenrich filed Palmer, employees benefit com­ mittee; Mrs. L a u r e n Johnaon, to Reiser: Brrra whiffed Incoming social functions; Miss Lucille fifth strikeout victim. Plans Perfected For Ilrancaa No runs; no hits;- no errors; mlttee. Handicapped Week none left. For head of the colored recrea­ Fifth Inning Dodgers tion program, John lotwrence was Jorgensen filed to Lindrll; Shea Hiring of handicapped per­ elected. 111 the W»C plants, lllmlll** UHttY* Uranea struck, sonsI in uffices ' and IllirW ' __thd ' farm s “of • Sanford wKtbe the objective of an Intensive No i alestine Blast campaign during the week of none lei Oct. 6-11 in which all civic groups F t r s s l l s M S iro as r a s * O s r l are cooperating. __ _ DIMni an Arab boycott against Hading J. Brailey Odham, chairman o( MV be with Jews. ' ' the 8anford committee on the first; M T Almost simultaneously advices employment of the handicapped, from Haifa reported that the en­ today announced that plana hava been completed for Sanford obgine, lender and two coaches of aervance of National Employ of ilte Egypt express had been R e ­ the Physically H a n d i c a p p e d • tailed by a mine expolotion on Week. the Caiio-HsiU line 26 miles __Employment _ol. handicapped men and women will be discussed at luncheon club meeting!. Clarke Kettle, district counse­ lor, and Ralph Hood, counselor of the Vocational Rehabilitation Service, will speak on the opportuniliea offered through this service for those needing med- to sUong bi-partisan backing gtv. en the President's course in put­ ting the m atter before Congress. U-aihys of t.itll parties agreod tliat. submitting the proposal first to the Foreign Affairs and Ap­ propriations Committees of the Senate and House strikes them as the right .appsoach. Speaker of the House Martin 7lf-M«.<.> ..Bid he had suggested this course a month agu and add. ed in an interview at Topeka, Kan.: . “The Republican Congress ano its committees will most certain­ ly cooperute." Martin declared he Public Power believes |hc President is leading I t 'M l I i m S I r o n i'a a e up to a special session call “late "“ Power Empirr by 1 9 6 / 'Will have in November." In New Orleans, one Republican lei.lctl $336.923,000;”­ and two Democratic senators said . Me testified: a special session should not be j “TVA nd the federally-financed called at this time. They were stats operated power monopoly* in Senators John II. Overton (D-l-ad, Nebraska are |>erfecl examples Chan Gurney ■(R-8D) and Elmer of applied Socialism" and that Thomas (D-Okla.). Thomas, a they are “subsidised government member of the Senate Appropri­ power monopolies of large extent ations Committee, aaid in an inwith the tax-pnyrtt footing paiQ tarvicwi of the coat every year." “There should not l* a spec­ Ho said that TVA •‘expropriated ial session. I don't know the all or part of 32 taxpaying Utili­ facta—none of us has been in* ties and Nebraska 16." formed what the facta art. Eng­ Ho remarked that "neither nay* land wi)«k FrFw;<1 » deeperany fade .-a* ■ la s ts of any Wipd. ’nte eortnllfdn; *f hdt ' I"know- from X J X. Both of these experiment* my recent visit. Hut what ll|fy in Socialism have lieen very 'ex- actually nefd has not been told p*naive X X X . Over $1,000,000.­ us by the Administration. Wu 000 has gone Into TVA and nearly ICOO.iXKI.OOO has gone into Nthraxka.” . • ' In re g a rd -lo TVA he added, * “The federal treasury has gotten back only about $ 1(1,000,000 which covers only a small fraction of the Interest that the taxpayers have paid on the money they have advanced nn the enterprise and -leaves ^nothing-. lot amortisation !'l.r of the Investment." Sutton stated that “the feder- Jr,r al government has under con- ,0,s atruction, authorised and appiovcd . * 60 multiple-purpose dams In the states of Virginia. West Virginia, Bftl North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and Alabama, exclusive , of TVA" whose ultimate rust is ,* ■els were expected to arrive In advantage^ Mtimatrd a t alxnit $725,000,000 ,,ou Palestine waters within the next • Mr*. W. A. I-ravltt ami Mrs. and whose actual cost probably jf"' 24 hours. They were tentatively Howard Monlioth have been dlwill be $1,250,000,000. h, ri Identified as the 1,000-ton North- rrcted by the Sanford Womaa's "Such subsidised public power )*•"! lands, bearing 2,406 Jews; the Club to secure the cooperation system." he said, "would lie nn 000-ton Paducah, with 1,660 of merchants in securing newsInvincible competitor of the tax­ ■hoard and a third craft descrih- paper advertising for the earn­ paying utilities ami would ul. Russian A ttacks ed as a sjster ship to the Despite, palgn. Mrs. J D. Callahan has Ornately destroy them, just as It which was .intercepted by the charge of placing advertising has In I he TVA prea and in NeBritish last week with 460 visa- poster*. braaka." ** less rvfurgv*. ' The Rev. J. E. McKinley of . In hla letter Suttorfiaid he !• '' Turkish authorities had report- Ffrsf Methodist Church will con­ made a study of the tax revenue j ed Sunday night that thv North- tact ministers throughout the lost as ■ result of taxpaying util, lands and Paducah, flying the flag City and urge them to make lUea being forced out of business lat< of Panama and carrying 4,500 reference to NEPH week, and by TVA and In Nebraska at the w*r Jew* from Hulg»rl*. had parted p o in t'o u t it* meeting tn the reousst of- Rej,. Arnold <R-"MoI— Pfv ■gainst through th« Hotphorut ostensibly church announcements and serHla letter part:__ . ... I t l sMM.. e*s«» . reads . ... .. In _1_L en route to Havana. mon*. Report* of minor outbreak* of *■•-Mr. Odham ■ alio announced jrlnlanca cam*. ^oeauwhils.. -from -that -tha- following —reprrsenta r varlou* Mellon* of Palestine, live* have been designated to be - i r a BberaUng'iBstfilTuCTon system* which Va* left in a state of* responsible for bringing this pro­ Within the TVA area and purtension by the bombing of a Haifa gram before their respective orrhailrig TVA power for resale police station yesterday in which' ganlxationa: C. L. Redding and under TVA supervision* «nd ut> TVA rate*. "lying and slanderous articles ; "Collectively TVA and ita ao- irgaifling lip* U. S. S. It. and Ita catted contrnctolr* constitute 'a statesmen." Amcrlran Legion; F. D. Bfott, unl/ii'd syitrm that doe* n typical * Officials here seeking an axVeteran* of Foreign Wars; Mrs. wholesale ami retail utility lm*- planatlon for the Soviet attitude J,ear L y jj,, , outheast of the all­ Roy Tilli*. Woman's Club; Dick Inesi. • said the Kremlin may have givc|ty of Te| Av|v. Four Elsberry, Lions; Roy Mann, Kl"TVA first sold power as a en the go ahead for an unpree- olh#r Investigating the wanla; Gene, Tucker, Jaycees, and Utility. In 1036, hut it wa* not •dented campaign agaiqsl thu j,jMt injury when they Miss Maude Ramsey and Mra. Until 1033 and 1039. when tha United State* to divert attention Wfre uoon ^rom # pM, | ng Zeh Ratliff, Pilot Club. major taxpaying utilities In the »>f the RuMUn pcopU from the automobile. They returned th# fire "Ax chairman of the commit­ grva veer* taken over. that . . . . . . the . . . . neriouM economlr condtUone withlnd it WM believed one of the tee, 1 hope that employers will existing TVA system took form the ^oviet tTnion.*«v . . . occupant* of the car wa* wound- respond to the rail . to hire and began to operate on the scale# In Thi**« American government of- ad * qualified handicapped worker? It doe* now. • •; ' who are now in what the Presi­ "The TVA system continued lo « ‘ mVh“liverhr>;h-“" c u r tT .tu r o ‘ < »t bight dent In hla National Employ acquire taxpaying utilities, the L m «ke^ in hi. rere- OWUP*nU °f.hats » *P«vdlng fir- the Physically Handicapped Week ^ In the Uxl Jewish last Im portant, purchase being In of Volotovs rvmarks ln hla calla the nation's n u art.r of Haifa, but no casual- proclamation 1W5 when the East Tennessee ! ? " 0n. « reservoir of unused skills and were reported. Light and Power Company was strength," Mr. Odham said. Viet article, The same "Literary. Ga*«Ue' , "Tha Nebraska Public Empire . consists o f the various power dis­ HONOR ROLL Methodist M eeting trict* and* the market they pur­ In compliance with a latter chased when they eliminated the written by the Seminole County Church, Dr. Tobias said such a .taxpaying utilities In th e'atale. Chamber of Commerce, the fol­ "It, too, onerate* as a unified “would put heart and lowing firm* have agreed to co­ meeting systam and does a typical whole­ hope In a bewildered and peulmlsoperate with the government In tlc sale and rvlall utility business. world." forming a National Guard. Other . " I t waa not until 1944 that the Ha added: "If there are those names will bo added to this Hat ,. state-wide .... elimination of th« u, Wha feel such a proposal loo naive aa thsar are received, ■ . . . taxpaying utilltiaa was completed Dens 8s miiiole C p ix p t y Laundry. »®. be taken seriously, | would raby the acquisition of Nehraska . American OH Company, Patrick mind that tha sam* criticism waa Power Company." s|l|j FYult Corporation, H. P. Pope mad^-of $he Gasp*) a* preached by » He aald the study Indicating the must Co., Inc., 'Sanford Fruit Co.. Jesus of Naaarath." U s revenue Iota at $14 423,000 off ■Also speaking at the aeventh American ■Fruit • Grower*, Inc., wa* made without “Inflation" in ilmil Coleman’s, Sanford Atlantic N a­ »r»«ion of tha nine-day conference operating revenue* a* a hasi* for Russ tional Bank, Randall Electric Co., waa the Rav. Ralph R, Dlffendorcalculation;' excluding municipal- ered Winn A Lovett Grocery Co., Ad- fa r of New York, executive secret­ R lrt that were operating their man kina 'A AdklnS Co., Inc., Swann’s ary, Division of Foreign Missions, 6km power tvMemt (hence were Th Cabin Court, J. W. Ball, South­ of the church's board of missions paving no federal taxes, twfore StaU ward Fruit Co., Th# Yowsll C o, and church extension. TVA ami the N abnike system next He said th at Europe‘no longer Wagoner Furniture Co„ Elton J . were formed; and excluding rural Sm|t Moughton,. Mayfair Inn. Fred H. can ba regarded aa Christian, and electrification administration co- for Williams. Beacon Dairiaa, Rita "la threatened —not in n few years, Operative* which never pay fed-, dime Theatar, Princess Theater, Stine perhaps, but certainly I n- a fbw vrsJ taxes. rf'tat Machine A Supply Co^ Homer'*. generations” "with a civilisation Sutton's letter also Stated that Arne Rice, Trew A Rice Co., Sanford that will ba neither ChriaUan, nor "for tha year 1947 these lost Uxes School of Aviation, Lake. Charm •van humilUrian. nor democratic Fruit C o, Robson S p o r t i n g In any western sense." ■re running about $8,600,000 per t> ., y u r for federal and $1,600,000 IV t tllWYVIJ Company, WIIIDAU/. Dr. Diffendorfer also critlclxed ““ •*» v* *«M “fc Grocery for aUte and local." 1 CsmpbeH'a Kccurity Feed and Methodist training schools and un­ &Md Store, R. W. Ware, Wm. E. iversities overseas, which he said Kader, Banford Herald, ..Cality have scarcely touched on— City Printing Company, Wight “How to meet modern secular­ Broa. Co., Sanford Boat Works, ism, demands of totalitarian reL. A. Bromley A 8dns, A. F. me* and the philosophies of Nlh<Ce«tli»iiws tr»m Myn »>••> * Ramsay, Florist, Sanford Oviedo •m and Communism.” t the SanfonTWaval Air Truck Grower*, Inc., T. Meade Ha termed Russian Communism For over a year he he* "probably Christianity's moat for­ orklng for th* City and midable competitor in thl* modern r of Commerce on the 8t. world." and added: , . River project obtaining "Yet it still la. treated In moat f-'waya for tha hew canal Moultrie N ips G-Men construction. . theological schools aa on* of the In 8 To 7 Contest current events, discussed as an ear Earl# la aurtlkkQ hy hla Mrs. Bertha E. Karla, two tra-curriculer Interest." . Hvid Earle and William B. Johnson on the arm. loading the bisM : Lindcll. doubled, .coring DlMaggin and McQuinn; Jubnoou ■topped at third; Rixxuto walked; Uobbv Brown l>attrd for Shea;' World Series Hank Hahraam-TMiaisul Hi inra The (Ylitmhla River, f> tmbig at one part the iMiundary !>etweeii Washington mul Oregon. ** tbs largest river flowjug ii.to the Pa­ cific Derail from tbe Americas. What Women Like About Their lau n d erette Store "L A U N D E R E T T E does unusual jqUa tool. niatik.»f*r. . Draivorf i sifp rof^rt! . „ . Q Math M ala! . . , All S o rt a o f H eav y T h in g * ! B la n k e t* C om e O u t S o S o ft am i F l u f f y I” LAUNDERETTE OF SANFORD rand a t (Ink . P h o n e 1082 T o liiaiij’u r a t r I hi* new S a in t P olicy, wc g iv e y o u below m hiiii Ic SA V IN G S llial will l»p llie ItlJI.K h e re , am i will m a k e lliia a lo rc u h e lle r p lace titan e \ r r lo Iratle. . Open AH Day W ednesdays For Convenience Of Our CuHtomers, All* P o p u la r llrnmin Evaporated All liran d ii Flood* O’ Suds l)rl .Monte No. 2 Can Creamery Shredded W heat 15c FRUITS a.o VEGETABLES BUTTER . lb. 73c ay More? Junior Crunchy and Clean CARROTS 126 Quarter Folded Paper Napkins FRUIT CAKES ' 17c POTATOES llsrd Green Head* » h .' . ‘ ’ v. CAfeBAGE _ Big Flowery Heade ' m f 3>/ . CAULIFLOWER (: ■fc > f \ ’ Z I 1 Juicy, Sweet Complete Selection BIRDS EYE • ORANGES Crisp, Fresh foETTUCE Firm, Pink TOMATOES Hurry’s "Hampton Court** with Hum & Hrandy 154 pounds 98c 3 pounds 1.89c Unconditionally Guaranteed* Made From Extra'Choice Ingredients and Prepared According To A Tradition­ al Old Engliah Receipt. DULANEY FROZEN FOODS We O ffer FREE DELIVERY Lowest Prices Daily On All Orders Of $5.00 Or More. A Small Charge Will Southern Dnlrleu t ‘ “SonJlMt" ICE CREAM Be Made For D e l i v e r y Of Orders U nder $5.00. Phone 39 F or The B e st In Foods For Chief Kidnaped . Miller •?/. Umatilla,, la and. Virginia Earle I, and fow grundchll- m*X .aid 880 aarvicea will be held ' at 1:90 P, M. at the Funeral Rome Chapel, nalmd. unarmed and without food Rev. DouglaafCninea ■nd water, on Gulnchoe Cay, a . Burial wilt-'bd tH4 eam bpit "60 ‘mile* nff the north Cemetery, •• Cuban coast 300 mtU* asst of Ha. vana. Ha aald II bombing plan** also were seised. The men were brought to the camp prison a l Camp Columbia, Army nandquac^ Ur* la H a r a K r Vukaa. who cama Into th# bail ■me In the eighth frame to ro- FORMBRLY ROBERTS GROCERY 118 MAGNOLIA AVENUE SANFORD, FLORIDA � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 30, 1947; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/761fda1448f8028d1d3e5a7b03333f8d.pdf 58ab8fa8963171e8a48ed55ec8e619db PDF Text Text PAGE EIGHT THE SANFORD lURALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA FRIDAY, 8EPT. 26, 1947 In H n lly T h e r e In S tr e n g th — 3-4UUJ u u u a iiu To ProtKt IFio Poor* of tbo World; To PrOpaotr the F r«irru of America To I'rodnrc. Prosperity fur.Sanfotd. UJ3UU AN It's a Perimeter Acrostic TAKE A LOOK AT THE STARS Party Magic Established 1908 V O L U M E X X X V III "magic,** you can BYfighannleaa one of your frienda ao he of an European wh> la one of the most T HEfiaqie notable figures In the hlstoryof South America, 100 Firemen Are In• jured And Property Damage Runs Over 5 Million Dollars $ ruman Confers With Congressional Lea­ ders On Need For Im m ediate, Action A simple m usculsr principle TUDY this carefully and see how many differ­ S ent five-pointed stars you can trace out in this diagram . There are more than twenty. •Sivy! 1. T h e hafoe P a u l o r ig in a te d , o f coprse, with St. Paul. If you know your Uible, you know it wasn’t bis name orig* lotlly- IV h.t w u l 12. A fictional character whose nsms now Is synonymous for meddlesomeness is P a u l------? - J) SH S L - - .! IS. SC Paul I, th , eap lu l o l ------1 ■ V , ;& j P . . 0 1^01 ;.< ® 10. An equally famous but mqre har/ tnonlous a rtist, who perfortps on tho cello, Is P ab lo ------7 ' / * l l ^ A n AlI-'Ahieffcan- /onlball player who achieved greater fame'on the atagav as a singer an*d actor, ia P a u l------7 ,c te r ,n whal ,to ry by M*rk T " alnT . 20. It's proverbial th at you mustn’t to pay Paul. . •»I»J 'SI -4SI«»* *—x •»t *»»s«j *si ■•hi *n iish ' h si •»jr«v si »Nis -*ia *ti •si'w ' m *»r**ia *n -««»qog u *11 •* -•!»»J I ! asiivu - oi<wj I ■•twa«»|| - IU I snovafl—-Hvvj t »»*u ‘t «»'U *» -Win^vj J* S||S«J *VX I t -| *4***g -| "MIX ), |a,( •] IUMH* A COLORGRAPH FOR JUNIORS N E o f th e “trickiest" of ail animals is concealed in this ze b f lin e s . en each seg­ ment is colored with crayons or colored pencils in a c c o r d a n t O « l IVw as I on A. m/ tl >— l—------- each segment Is; U K ............black I t .................bius Y ►»«{.. yellow O . j . . . , . green G R .............gray You ean use a lead pencil light­ ly to maks gray. ' q»t<s s a y s # u la^l***# Is given In the page). . 1 G AB I. w m smoklog too heav­ ily, a n d th s habit put a dent . In his pockel-monfy, a rasp 'in *—and plsca thern lo tho 14 small bia throaL He decided to smoke cirri)# within the diagram , to Ittss. By cutting himself down ta 33 chfarets a day, hia weekly Tha letters are to be stt pliced saving In clgarelk was equal to that when you’ follow tiu-'llhes ons and one-half times his orig­ leading from a circle and write inal dally clgarrt-consumptlon rate. What was his rateAsrig- the letter placed in that circle in all Die epacea of the rim to Irally 7 w liic h th e d h te a -te c rtr^ rln te t-' llgilrle sentence will appear ic tire rim. ^ ,-SHflOS *4S-*S w i u t r*!** K r*M404. * e**i*>i*. *••*«•* sags "*4|4« HQ I HERE Itavg. been many defl niUont of coursgs. One of ths moat enduring la th at of O r vantes. Here, translated from OW quickly can you fill In Spanish, it's offered as a substi­ th t missing figures and tution clphe^ for you to solva: solve this probletp In simpls d i­ GNEW KNOQBN ODWF vision! * .tiROCUtZ TWCLWWY x ) x 4 x g 9 ‘ In the w ater and tha chick on thf stoned you'll see Im m e d ia te ly . Ti]e other must be found by takin f a pencil and. starting a t dot one, drawing a line consecutive­ ly from dot to _______ js re a c h e d . I f two numbers are dote to one dot, use the dot for both. When you’ve eom pieled th a dotogrsph, color It w ith your crsjrons. Cryptogram Cryptarithmetic H RIDDLE W hy doss* s lo v s r c a ll h is Brain Brightener V r\lV ID E one hundred Into four •I RY copying tills In one con­ T secutive line, without retrac­ ing any part of it. (A solution iaUara -of- tbl- Two — t7iTini?k! HORIZONTAL 1—T* w kat klag waa tk* Assyriaa aoat by Kpkrslmf (Ha*. ItlS ) i—Wkat propkst wa* llavid'a aaorf ( I B a a. H i l t ) S—Tk# kalldlag af wkat taw sr wa* a a rk s d ky a confusion af U a fu S sI (OtA. l i l t ) W—klarkla . U —T ourU cAUpk — - ‘Iaa>-ii>|, *jae| ‘Aaastl w*«S4s| a n w*|s a While House conference did ■ol have ll\al impression. Two Republicans, asking not to be quoted by namr, said they thought Mr. Truman probably will ssk the..House and Senate Com­ mittees dealing with appropriations and foreign telaliorfs to meet in Washington informally. From their Ju d ies a determination probable would be made to call Congress into s|>etial session. Tha Congress members and President Truman talked over lha problem for two and one-half hours. Also attending the meeting in the cabinet room were Secretary of State Marshall, Secretary of Agriculture Anderson and Secn ta r y of Commerce Harrlmao^- in this- plclurt. Og Kugtnt Sk«/er L ' numbers so th at by adding four to tbe first number, subtrsctln g fo u r from -the second number, rouTTlpIyiiig the third num ber by four and dividing tbe fourth num ber;by four, the result in each caae will be the • same. * FIND THREE PETS IN THIS* PICTURE INJLHNJDI’W RYJ E h h a C M IK ia w 88 CROSSWORD WITH, •^ ‘ARITHMETRICK moat Impossible to open the eye­ lids when the eyea are looking upward. - SCRAMBLE SOME LETTERS —CLI-a , i rS i l f ."■ «»'«“ / “ • . « 14. In 'S t. l - l . f r , '. cU i.ic ro m in c . * '* « * > ' - - J April, ta r a u i r Paul died of g rief for his drowned sweet* • 3. F irst great American naval hero heart, -— *7 waa 1 aul 7 15. j ohn p au|(j |DK |# a Revolutionary ** * . 4. Legendary hero of American lum- patriot remembered a ip n s u f the captors-------indefinite—article.-Br-To more rapidly - by springing steps. 3. Monetary unit of France. 4. berjackads-Ptrol*^*=7--------------------d n h flJH U a F a p y , M ajo r------7 . Member of the European branch <f the Turkish ** . *• 6. ' A.photoplay based 6n thlAFfe of 16. Last U. 8 . High Commissioner and race. 6. Ju st. 6. Rubefacient. 7. Notification. 8. A Pearl \\’hite was T h t ------of T a u lin tt first U. 8 . Ambassador In the Phllipsudden, sharp, hissing sound like that of a bullet 9. Personal pronoun. 6. Singing starlet In photoplays pic­ There Is another way to form the name of this tured abovo Is P a u la ------7 hall pitchers (the other being “Dizzy") historical personage: Add to the name of a foreign 7. A champ among women tennili play­ was P a u l____7 co*n P*rt of the verb "to be. plus a slang name ers Is for policeman, an outer garm ent of Mohammedan - P au lin e------7 s . 18. Form er chairman of the Federal wohu-n, and an obsolete word fo r quiet. 8. l'abjo, Paolo, Paulos, Pal and Paulo Communications Commission, later ape* ** •sets *«i m q are equivalents of Paul in Greek, Span- rial envnv to Greece was Paul ___ T • witssij •• »»1 S*~ H, i *-*>**•#«r *i *s era •*> •» f -*niY ■»»»• *ia*|»»as»B ciai envoy io ureece, was t a u i------1 mssmuj -«vm«g Dh, Italian, Hungarian and Portuguese, but not in that order. Which is which? 10. Aunt Polly Is • memorable char9. A celebrated modernist Artist is P a b lo ------7 * I«*r IS SJS «*ai '~1l*t*a AND ANSWER CLUES Ss IT's an illusion S—Sepatsr, of what plscv. accoaasalsd Paul lata A sia! (A rts tS :4) S—Asrlfores a a l t s r T—DlalaaU vo far Alfred S—" A ------eeAltnr* Is la Iks Its* a t U a kingi kls mouth traastrtss- •tk net la Jad«ai#nt“ tP r. IS tlf) S—Hairless frankShea To Pitch For Yanks In World Series Opener Tomorrow Ashot i ifle t I P rrv s I.eased W ire .MONDAY, HEI*T. P ro p ed s Here Are Getting Under Way Sanford Is the midst of e num­ ber of rpad Improvement protects being Undertaken or completed Ny the Siaie Road Department. 9 One of the newest projects ia tha work being started for the re­ surfacing of Celery Avenue from a point near the Municipal Ball Park~ro Th« OiiSSTTUVIJir* ro F a ditlance of a mile and a half, ac­ cording to II. Futlow, senior project engineer. * Another new propeet being started ta the resurfacing of C tntva Avrnur from the Geneva Bridga to Berk Avenue. This Is fein g done by the J . C. Dickerson Construction “ of lakelands This firm has computed the re­ surfacing of the Ssnford-Winter Park highway link, all except soma road shoulder work. A leveling rouras ia being given, to French Avenue and H la hoped to compUta lha work by Die time operations get under wsjT at tha Hanford .State Farmers Market. Tha Atlantic Coast Line Rail­ road la giving -fine co-operation At amoQthng out tha French AveTue crossing, Mr. Furlow reported. Resurfacing of a 4.65 mile stretch uf Hentlnole Boulevard to the Monroe Bridge has been completed. ,_ An important announcement as to tha eonncctlg route through 8 anford of Road 26 is expected from the 8 tate Road Departmentin tha very near future, according to M. B. Smith, state rapresant- IO—Who was Za*k«risk's daafkurt T R IE ST E . S ep t. 2 9 - ( A Y - T h e U. S. Dcslroycr Fog struck a mine 18 miles off Trieste today. Three men were killed and four ctiticallv here said the Dcslroycr Own had injured. U. S. Naval hcadquattris here said the Destroyed Own had been sent to the rescue. t Reports reaching headquarters said the Fox still was able to move under-her^wn power, but that the steering rqquipment was damsTrieste la the former northeast Italian port elty, now Included in ths Frve .TerrlUnr of Trieste created from an area ceded by Italy a t tha head of the Adriatic Sea. Yugoslavia border* tha ter­ ritory on the east. (Jane's fighting shlpa lists a 2,200-ton Destroyer Douglas II. ( f e a t la e e« - a s S**a* B lal School RadioProgram Will Begin Tonight II—Apparste* far kaallas water Itc-AIWwa IS—Doctor (akkr.) than slurzsrd; 10—"Uo ta tb s — taasIBsr ksr w . 1.4 ka ilu * Seminole County schools will participate-**-on edtseatlenal r t e r ­ rain called “Hold the Fort", over 8 tatlon WTRR beginning tonight a t 1:00 o'clock and continuing ev­ ery Monday night throughout the school year. Super! hUiMent T. W. Ijiwton will Introduce the program tonight with a abort talk on the value of training In apeaklog over the radio. . Principal Uagman. Morris of 8emlnote High* Schbol will act as master of ceremonies and will ask questions, prepared by high school teachers, of two teams competing TONGUE TEASER RY thta tongue-teaser: see how many times you can say It swiftly without slipping. T fcjgak; t.siTsssjftan-.rA?1' FASCIST MARCH ROME. Hept. 29, (A > - Dalian ice arrested 60 persona who ran a march through central Rom# yesterday Fascist song* after an el rally, of the nationalist m Lyman school* will be -represen­ ted on the teams as well as Sem­ inole High. Only freshmen will be on tonight's Teams, but later programs will Include.upper closemen. Tbe prinnlng team will receive a $10 prise donated by Jack Ratigan to be turned over to Ita class trea­ sury. A sim ilar prise will be asrorded to different teams every Monday night. A* Die end of the year a grand prise of $60, with $26 or a second prise and $16 for a third prise will be awarded to the beet team of tho year. Pointing oul dial nest Sunday >s Rally Day. Rev. J. E_ McKinley told die Rotary Club today dial ibr ptimary cause of llir ptcsrnl plight ’ oT the Wodd is ibal “We simply have not been gmxl enough, l ltd be said that lire on-. ly tio p e fi Io (Iran house morally and spir­ itually." . • Inltodutrd by Cbatlrs Montton who was in - ebatge ol lit? program. Rev. McKinley emphasiz­ ed dial “Our wodd it in a bail way. I sometimes wonder il we know bow bad il is. We arr p t a matter of fact, only two slept away from a resolution of world wide priqiortioni. Why^?'* "Il is not because ol any lack l>owrr. he I. (No grncia ira n lla a e a r#S* Ta.P Summation Herrins In Ovurell Murder Case SANA ONA, Calif., 8«pt. 2 8 (A1)—The state' today ‘began the summation of ita 19-weekr trial of 18-year-old heiress l.oulse Overall - and her lover, George Gollum, 21, on charge* of murder­ ing her parents. The prosecution's contention ia that Gollum and (gsuiae plotted her parents' murder* to get con­ trol of a |56O,000 salate. The motive, Prosecutor Eugene D. William* claims, alao Included the desire to continue without inter­ ference “an illicit, unnatural, nsrverted aeg relationship.” ' William* has declined to <11*. c u is -in -a d vencs whelhee-ho-Will demand the death penalty for Gotlunu Mias Overall la not suitJect to capital punishment for she was a minor when her par­ ents were killed. - Hus, Auto Collide; 2 Killed; 15 Injured . EFFINGHAM. III., 84pt. 29, (A1) —Two men were killed and 15 bus passenger* were-Injured lost night when a Greyhound bus amt an automobile collided on U. S. Route 40 a mite east of Effingham. The dead were Rolla F. Clark, 45. and Clarence Rlckelmsn. about 60. both of Effingham, who had been riding la th e automobile. Pol­ ice said Rlckelmsn was pinned In ths car and Clark was thrown on to th i highway. The bus plunged Into a ditch hut did not overturn, police said, and *11 passengers weN removed promptly. Tbe bus was westbound from Indianapolis to'Bt. I-ouli. 100 miles southwest of Effingham. Tho crash occurred about 10:45 - H. , . Britain And U. S. H it , For Perm uting Im ­ migration To Area; Balkan Case Argued About Face* As Jo wish-Aral) Groups Meet At U.N LAKE SIX'T.SS. Sept. 20 <A*i I hr Am Ii Higher t ommiltre lor I *.ilr *1m«- tml.iv told thr United Nibotii llu t thr Arabs would light to llir "last. di»|t ol blood' l.ilhrr thd.lt a d e p t ritliri • paitilioit oT u l n l u i r o r ‘thr ciraliun o | s Inln n lirrd «t.itr in llir lluty l.snd. I hr Aiah ponlmn wa» set foith' the loiniri .Multi ol Jriusalem, in ,i 7.000 wold iperch hefote the ) i-nation N p n u l Palestine Com* iiutlrr ol llir' lirnrral Assembly. Ilusiriiii vigoiously attacked both lliit.nn .mil llir L'mted States AS THOUOH IUUSTRA7INO the tension that exlsli between thrlr people*, menitiets of the Jewish Agency of t'alrsline turn their batks on the Arabian Commlttrrattiring a session of Uio U. N. Security Council, luike Success, N. Y, Pictured (I. to r.) are: Moites A.Toft ami Hr. M. Kahany of the Jewish Agency and Isa N.ikldi-li -I Jemal llussclnl, of the Arab committee. Picture was made during the Council's hearings on Hie highly . niruvcrslal Palestine question, which will soon come before the U. N. dclegati-s. (f i.tcrnuboiuil) ill llir l>,ilrilinr prublein* dunnt "*rt!i,,,(i;nr .'7 yejis, and declared llial /ionill iinmigtislion into Palesline ailualiy was an, “act of ag ­ ! giesnon" enforced by liriSmi “ a! fthe |Hiint of tlirll bayonets. Talton Cullen Is Today Is tSanford's 10 Killed, 77 Hurt SyBombExplosion' Schoolboy l>y diaggitig “Irrelevant At Haifa Station iiiuflict quc»ttiiiiv »urh a* tlu- Ttumao Due Three Are Killed Rev. McKinley . "Pick The Winner” Many O u t-O f-T ow n Contest Won By Visitors Entertained As U. S. Destroyer Analyzes Crisis Mrs. C. M. Flowers - At— L ocal-Fish—Fry Hits Trieste Mine At Rotary Lunch Mr«. C. M. Flowers, who lives- out-ol-tovin vttilii WASHINGTON, Sept. 29. (A1)—The Navy said a mint exploded under the U. S. Des­ troyer Douglas II. Fo« near Trieste at 4:30 A. M. today, klljing litres men and Injuring four. The blast wrecked Ihe steer­ ing gear of Ihe lale type warship,— ' . fla t ding- “It the after rompartmenta and leaving her dead in Ihe water, dispatches rearhing Ihe navy department aaitL Use foa'a aklporr ta Comdr. Charles W. Trails, Annapolis, Md. Bitter Fight Is Partitioned NEW YOKK, Sept. 29. <A*I —A llud-on Riser pier wa* d o t m in i and 100 firemen were Injured today In a $5,. 000,000 blare—one of lha Mint orrioua New -York Har­ bor dark flren in Malory. All but 71 feel-of the 1.000f.x iri'ter 57 ram bled and fell lulu the river from the effect* of • the 13-hour fire and the tuna of water poured ontu it by !*0 piece# of firefighting equipment By JACK HAND IS.r.W .YORK, Sept. 29 (Ah—FtrsbmanFsanlj (Spec) Shea, named by Managri Butky H u m to pilch tomorrow*! World Senes o|irnri (,»• the New Yotk Yankrts, iiiubably will be oppoird by 21-year-old Ralph (lranra. Brooklyn*! ace,2l-pam« winner, with Lefty Vic L<mbaidi .» ilrnng tecond chime. • 11 u rii laggrtl Shea..thr first Arm-ruin League looktr.rvrr to hurl NEW YORK. Sept. 29 ■hr fint gam e'of a aeries, for o|Ktiing duly after veilrulay't seaion Huge seitiuns of A Hudson R iser final with the Athletics, but Man-d pier swept by a lim e bla/e, col­ ag»r Hurt Shotlon still rrfuaed to name his atarttng Dodger. lapsed ' todiy ‘ alter the liie had It could be that Hhotton, who II as isssa- s _ svs S*sism m svssia am caused ptopelty damage m iniat­ [dlotqd tha Brooks to the flag by not rffectlv " with leas. ed a rooie than $^,000,000 m l a fivr-lnigth margin althougii he If Shotlon p|wrati-a on the Joined the club n ftrr the araaon theory that lidlhandcjl pitching ia bad tesdltnl in inpity to 70'L trhad started, will waif until the hia b iaf bet againas sb«« Yankeewr- men;—Ib r- ftrr^w am irtfct rotund -momhtgTif the "find game "before he may call on Lombardi, a half lull still huinrd. 14 biiur# ailrt making known hit decliibn. Hurt pint southpaw who niakr* up fur • already* know# who It.will U- but lack of a zooming fast tsasll with its discoVrty last nigfit. None o f. the injured weie in lie (Im-an’t want to, take a chance • cute curling curve an d . good on having one of hia young men control. sriious condition. Most of them mull over the posaibilitira fur 24 Outaidr of some concern About weie afifclrd hy the dense smoke hours. • catcher IIrun- Edwards, whose llranra, the top man uf the right finger tips have U-en but­ that |toured from the smoldering staff on the won and lost records, tered hy foul tips, the Dodgers ruins of Pier 56, between Fifteenth 21-12, ia the beat lx-t. U o Du- were in good sha|>e for their filial and Sisteenlb Streets. roctier made thr mistake uf using t u n e - u p at Ebliet* Field thia Tons of water |Kiurrtl on the a “sleeper,” Curt Davis in the morning. Kdwanla will, of course, pier from fireboats and ftom 'liie IIU1 opener before pitching his start, hut Shotlon used Bobby are, Whit Wyatt, and he never Hragan yesterday in Boston just equipment on shore, Thice comgot out of the barrel. If Hranca In case HruceV fingers may not prrssors used by the lire iigbtrrs work* tomorrow hell lie ready to i r » i i » ,,< *• !•■«, t « » i I II •■llsuni mn l*aae »lsl it Menxborj. O f .Grew In­ jured In Blast In made twice its origin*! else, but witho u tIn c re a iin g lU h e lg h to r ^Tdlh. How could th at Def 54H CilTil.! F« j If a shooter's suit should salt I l —TktaiStrlp# *1 weed W ED l $TJBK* M - 't r .n n as a shooting-salt should suit , 54—Tk* sklldres af Daa fsafkt for l KfclB n n r a a i r ■ in n n t r k then a shooter sure should 1* . II r- r 7 i i 1TM/.IU " hi sailed with ends a shoolingfJM ntTiO hi W - (THR! Ft t l l ’J ru .'r-T .' ;•-freilT H '" F r n r a ft n i r n ? M iip jri^ ir$ > » F i n n 1 t I'M Ilk lU k lflC l u n r (T u ra n F iu r a n n R r n r IHTMCiEl 1 P'L’i r i n : i n l' k vs $ » i?inn n k ir IIF! t ipjEu M r r i i r n n r c»i; iT iib iL ir;' l i F -!” K E E r iiiM E in n i i u k t t F i n i ; n | lis’i j L i n r ^ - E a L n Lil^iTit>i| S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A NEW SPAPER Hudson River Arabs Propose Pier Burned If Palestine hi Big Fire cannot open hia eyes. Proceed Ihualy; ^ * Hava your friend look atraight ahead intently for 10 or 15 aeconda. Then «ak hint to luok upward, without moving hia head (that ia, without raiaing hia head), and to keep on look* ing upward ateadily. Then, afte r tea or more aeconda, have him close hia eyelids. He muat con­ tinue to look upward with hia eyea dosed, keeping his eyelids in the same position. , Now tell your friend to open hia eye|ida. Usually, he will be unable to do ao. When he has discovered this, tell him to lower his eyea as If looking down a t hia feet and then open his eye* lids. He 'vill be able to do ao with is made to appear In the outer squares of this dia­ mond, when the squares in the horizontal rowa are filled with letters spelling '.he words defined below. * , • ’ T o assist the solver In getttnf the Tight words, the squares th at m ust have the tame letter in the solution are indicated by Identical symbols. IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y Junior on Celrrv Avenue ws* the winSlelistioiu who itse. its the Titkaril X r~ s! Urrald l'k k - jr ^ L jr tg c tJ ^ 'L y JilubL.*~V,V,lfTO.-. n f -.T3 Hint. In* wnpleil Thi*-Winner Conlesl with prise* . il.an l rsf» tnrmhrls id llir oidrt and io find old how old ..Sniifoid i«. donatrd hv thi- Thorpe Furniture ■v-ntlrmlnl a fish (rT '!|nJ Co, and Ihr Ititv Theater. Mr*. Flowers Was Ihe unlv run- enterUinmrnl given in thru Imnnt Is-afanl who pirkeij II of Ihe 12 at the Elks laMigr un l .ist Scsnml rt/nte*la listed on the ballol ror- M iret reetly. Mrs. II. A. Berk of GrapeI’liur In llir ptugiant of enter ville marked 9 of the 12 game* correctly to cop the arcoml prize. lainmeiil given in llir bulge trail Tile first prize wa* a table lamp mom. u l r i i li was jammed I, and the aerond prize wa* a maga­ zine rack, and txsth gift* were of feted hy the Thorpe Furniture Company. Itrrejpirnta of tbr tnuvir lickt-l* among r tippled i hllthrn at llir offi-rt-d hy Boh Karri*, iiiniiagi-r t|Mjns»ird I bitty Anna (‘tip of the Bits T h talrr were Itaymond I luldirn's lloioi- in t iti.slill.s. 1.. Hall of. 200 Frrnrh Avt-nur. Tommy Klringi-r of 703 W. Firat suggested Io llir l.uol lodip.Street, and Joel Moss of 309 Mag­ nolia Avenue. Mr. Ilall and Mr. Stringer each selected nine cun testa rtyrecllv but were submitted after Mrs. Berk's ballot. • Young Moss named right contests correetly. , • For the coming wCrk Ihe Boh son -Sporting Goods store ia offer­ ing the firat two prizes. The first prize 'will hr a two man raniliing tent and the srebnd prise will lie a sweater. The Itltz Theater i* JACKSONV3IJJ'.. ^e,rt. 2'» M l also giving the third, fourth And fifth prizes; The Kitz prizes arr ('o.iti,il slopimiK f•«*»«» FToikU one pass for two to'the theater. [rys |o Ninth Cstolma w*llowcfl ala) ibrougli a running tea winch, c.il beastly against tbe tbotc .and Margin Is Increased bit It allraiiy bat disalilcd two At Chicago Market ('<}) sbipt, sent a lug to ill-.oil, iiii and cost two lives. CHICAGO, Hept. 2U. W*)—Direc­ tors of the Chicago Board of Trade Tbe SS Ba yano tr|Miilni a man todav in a special meeting prior ■si iitriboanl oil llir eastern tip to the opening of trading adppted f Culia. wliile fatlber tiotlli tin’ a variable system of margin re­ lavy Tug 27-J. pff Georgia, yawed quirements.* The new ru le . provide* that if ntil she btoke her towline, capany on# future of any one 'graio ireil .iii,l wrnl down lattying advances 10 cents both the Initial nr man to llir Ixitlont. minimum margin and tha minim­ Haby Fed« To Open um maintenance margin shall he Schedule Tomorrow Increased five cents on all futures of that grain. * - > Seminole High School Itahy llir ssiistame of thr motor vrstrl For each subsequent advance of F-Thr kU —will—tanytr--w ith thr New Julius II. Hatnrs. sits.sbird drill­ T d -r n ttrlirtK O U ts ' boitrthp tn • Smyrna Baity Barracudas at thr ing 8 1) miles nil Nrw .Smyrna. " itlal minimum margin and the Ujgh School athletk minimum maintenance m a r g i n Seminole From Chailrston, S. ('., tlio field tomorrow night at 7:46 o'­ shall be Increased an additional clock. Navy's *«-u.going lug Ata 20U pok. five centa. Coach Fred Gana* wilt likely ed her Ixiw into the swells and At the opening today margins start Gene 8 mlth and Boh Fullln made for tin* Cuban alr atu*hip ware 45 cents a bushel on wheat at the ends. Don Ludwig and Ed Glhtara which rc|x»rti-<l she wn* and corn and 25 cent* on oata. Mr vers at thr tacklra. Billy How­ without a projx-ller. The Amor*, ard ami Charles Ijinalng at tha can tanker K*»o raditx-tl aht* liod KUWUi fMI *John 41MlIs . Krlder A| HIIT In III llir guard* H and the tlie Gllirara in tow, awaiting the Federal Budget renter of the forWard wall. The tug. The no-foot fishing vr axel Em­ hackfield romhination will have Moves Into Black Ed Brooklyn and Itogrr Crocker ma was hard aground off Fott at- the halves. Wallace Rivers at Fierce and the Coast Guard reWASHINGTON. fWpt. 29, *- two btocktng-hack amtTlttuT John The KufefhmefiVe budget moved Keeling or Charles Anderson at Into the block today for tho first the splnnerback post. PRICK BTT RESIGNS Jims this fiscal year. Treasury J. G. Prlrkett announced today records disclosed a surplus of $14,­ that hr had resigned as manager 042.40735 duo to a strong Dow of NO GROUND LIGHTS ausrterly corporation and Individ­ CHESAPEAKE. (>.. Bcpt. 29. of thr Table Supply Grocery In ual Income tax payments since (A*)— Fourteen persona aboard an mid-8cptembcr. Army C-47 escaped Injury yes­ These payments more than terday In a n ’piuiTgrncy landing wiped out a deficit of over 11.600,­ at the Huntington Airport when 000300 that existed early this the craft plowed into five private month. Tbe nrwly-establithed sur­ planes parked on Ihe field. Air­ plus mads the budget position for port Manager Carlton Clark sold the present fiscal year starting the plarin came In about "400 last July better by $202,674,153.11 foot north" of thg landing atrip than a t thia pointJp the last fiscal “because we have no gTound lights to mark tha runway." Jewish Underground Hails Reprisal For 'Saoford (grower*Are Busy Piittiog I Out Celery Beds imdnl Glower\ iu the Sanford section heie-lo-en loi-v thi* ln*t week set­ ting out it-lrrv. Manager II. J. f elnnnn' of the Stale Farm ers' Mill Let H-poitcd Inal «eek to tha Jin kaonville office* of William Wil*on, Dinvtor of State Maiketa. Some plnuting* of l>eana; egg­ plant mid lettuce have also been made. A feu la-alis will he ready for harvest in font tu six **»«k*. At-the WeelTetul. itliilration* ware that fanner* jn Seminole County uoiild he setting lettuce, pepper, eggplant and celery, mot* etlenMl ir »ivclv. < • . In aiUilion While planting has het*n delayed no,I' hnmpeis-d nl >iillW points' in rupanls id an tin- *talr lircaimr of tcccnt heavy sr,n p.psing ll tnin* tlo rr lin* I...... a consldarII nlili- amount of *iit-h activity, over e a* n " le-lg. according t? Diin-tot Wilson. Iq the areas MWept hy tin- w ont of the recent l-ttil wentlit-i actual financial los*e» to gfowrta have heeti hald ll« ISStH IATFD I'Hli-tS down siitiitant^ally because of the A rh illv lim hingi-r of w inter, ilt-lnv in planting ksiutvn to forivu-ili-r* nv a "bigb v jn .t what percentage of the pit—vim- nri'a" ninl to mn*f i*lliir tomato clop in St. Lurie County p - i -,nv il' n “cidil »lln|'", la ) in u tti 1 can Io- salvaged t*-anyone’s gueas. u f. N in th Dakiitu tniluv iiq,I wav Manager M. U William* of tha litaviliC rhiw ly i-M*tWn^i|. Foil J'ierce State Farmers* Mar­ • Fips-zitu* ti-nipi-rnturcs or- la-low ket -.IntSri in hi* week-end report. ivtr.- rt-porfed in aoltto liM-alitii-v “ It wilt th* at lea*! 10 day* before in Ninth liakuta i-atly today, with mi airm ail- estimate ran he Jamr-vtown rci-urding a low ,.f 28, ........." the maiki-t manager conBismArrk 2'.t, ami Faigo, 32. tinin-il. "J’reaeiit tepm i*. Indicate il.'low fici'/mg it-ndiot'v wine in the In** will tatige from hO .per pri>v|Ha-l fm N'intli and South Dak­ relit up. I'ait of thi* will ba off­ ota u n d 'p n tt* of Minii'rota to­ set a* *onie growma already night, and for Wisconsin tiis.l II- piepnring to replant, and others lio-*i* hv l.>morro4v u iglil. t.’hi- me umh-clded. Tha crop# will be cago, with n low of 56 liatay, could short but with favorable weather i-xioft 3K l,y Ttivwlay nlglit. gloweia are hojiiug fur a good jo addition,'the Chii-ngo Wi-alh- yield fioiu the salvaged plant­ er Hmrim U*io-tl a storm warning ing*." - . for l-uko Mirhigao frotn 6 A. M. to tt |*. M. today.1 Tin* warning pr» dieti-il si..*ttsw*-at<4|ly winds up To War-Monger Charge 38 mill-* m-r hour. (Jctn-ral rain* occurred over­ Denied Hy -Gannett night from Minnesota and Wis­ consin eastward through tin* Gti-nt ROCHESTER. N- Y.. Bept. 29. l.akcn region and Mississippi Val­ (dh Ft auk Ganurlt, publisher of i n . and m o r e tain was forecast th r Ganrlt rsrw»pa|irr*, reiterated foi the I-akp* ni.-a today. The Iasi night that Russia ia “the ra«t roast hail generally fair greatest nu-narr tu world paace" weather with temperature* rising in replying to Jtovict charge* that slightly, while the Pacific state* hr was a "warmonger." enjoyed fair weather and' season­ "If telling thr truth about Com­ able teinpei aturr*. munism and r* |X )tln g the Jlovlat plan as I have hern doing la war­ mongering. let them make the Funeral Rites Held of It," Gannett asserted In For Mrs. Rnsmin^er mutt answer to statements hy Andrei | Funeral acTvicea for Mr*. Annie Bennett Kn*minger, wife of the Brv. Fred I \ F.namlngcr of \Vadlevt -Ala,i whit dlrd-Hatimtey north In Birmingham, Ala. after an Ill­ ness of six month*, were held Sun­ day afternoon In Birmingham. Burial service* were held today in Columhui. Ga. Mrs. Enaminger spent the last two winters In Hanford with Mr. Enaminger'* plater*, Mra. Harry Kent and Mrei Henry Nickel. Surviving are the huthand, the Rev. Enaminger; three sons, Wil­ liam Enaminger of Columbus, Gs.; Roaa K. Enaminger of Carlinville, III. and John II. Enaminger of Montgomery, Als.; • brother, Henry Bennett of Doiton, Mass. - a CRAn ia n p o l i t i c s BELGRADE, Yuguilavta. 8epL 29. UP)— Sixteen persons —. ac­ cused of plapning to. overthrow the Communist regime of Alban­ ian, Premier Enver lloxha with DrltUh-Ameriran aid — have been reported sentenced to .death by the Supreme Court at Tirana, Albania. ‘ Three face hanging a n d Is death before a firing aqusd, Ttrana dispatches sold. Four defend­ ants received life term* and four were sentenced to Im pugnm ent from 16 to 20 year* on « h an M ef “criminal terroristic activiUH against tho peoplo and state." �The Sanford Herald ’erector*, only one of whom' voted against the 'Incorporation. It aDu revealed tha’t the west boundary of Sanford l<eran at the fool of . Sanford . Avenue and ran south mort* than * mile and west more than a mile. The north boundary was two and a half milea out in U k r Monroe. T. Pearson was the first mayor in lip rirrtrd . The initial hoard of aldermen Included A. C. Marlin, A. Nelson, K. S. White. I*. II. A. Nilsson, E. S. While, P. II. Rich and C. Grove*. The location of the firat election waa not re­ vealed. O. I*. Ilrrdon ha* received a photostatic copy of the Incorp­ oration record and today rerouted it among public record*. A robot -airplane, carrying 12 persona. left^Newfppndland* one day butt* week whtht a button waa touched, anil landed L2 hours later in England. The only work required of nny of those nlxmrtl wus thd touch Ivy one of a button 'fit the take-off. A "Hjechltnlcul brain" controlled the plane, computed distances, made allowance for head wind* and tnilwinds and picked up a radio beam 100 milcit off the wiant ot Ireland, The plane mtuitxj* perfuet landing with all year* and flaps functioning ’nqtmalfy. A coloitel froth Snn Antonio. Tex., a major from Daytun. O.. otfft-r army flyers and an R.A.F. pilot comprised the crew which had nothing to do during the flight. The A t­ lantic flight waa In the nature of a climax for the plane which had lieeh Tlowit by rolx»t control back and ftirth across the country on two prevloua trials. . * Deapite the MUccetut of this teat of robot flying, few civilians will care to truat themaelvea to auch mechanics — at leaat for a while. .The trip remaina one of the mnrvela of thi? century but scarcely anything which will result in the abandonment of airplane crewa. However, this accom­ plishment assure* a variety of new safe’tv devices and con­ trol* for the more orthodox pilot-manned flight*. the fnrihcm tng—i«»yal—wadding, despite the worries of * -depress^ m ilM M ' l in * ion which la rocking the w ry ’ * Mltm II Oil IHI N IIKIV foundations of the country'* peonnmy, speak* in no uncertain term* of the country’s loyalty to the throne.,„ f It ktamreema to-give an ans­ wer In the negative to the much debated question of whether Britain la swinging toward Commonism. Of course, these are fa*t moving day*, ami smart phrophrta don’t get categorical about the distant future, hut observer* In general find no present indication that John Bull i* bent on any­ thing more than moderata soc­ ialism. Prime** Elizabeth will have a wedding »oeh a* befit* the girl who la expected one day to alt upon the throne. She and Lieut. Philip Mounthatten. handsome Prince of the Greek Royal House, will te married In ancient West­ minster Abney, surrounded by Who Should Sentence? . the heirlooms of England's great­ w -----------f ness. There will I* a magnificent "The court sentences you to imprisonmdnt for a term procession through l-ondon; ,a P F .A H A N C K AND A PODR great reception; eight wedding 8PEAKKR.—Phil. 6:13: I can do of ten yearn." When n judge savs thla he is doing what he cake* weighing .100 pound! or la not t|uulified to do, in the opinion of Dr. Paul L. Schroeall things through Christ that tler, an rillnola crimlnologfsf. SchroMCf recentlyThlrt the strengtheneth ^ One thing alrout thst tobot pi- annual Oqngrtfsa of Correction of thd American Prlaon* Aa-' country will I* an feta. However, In these hard tl/nes lot-which recently Hew scroti the aociatlon that the power of aentenclng ahould be taken Hway the wedding will lack the pomp Atlantic, you do not have to wor­ and splendor of bygone day*. Costs will lie kept e* low a* ry about hit having * hangover. Tho treatment .for thooe found guilty, he xa.vx, rthould possible. The Princes* will fnrego Even Mr*. Rootevrll tegmt to Ire in the hundn of n Jfroup xtclllod Jh handling rrimln*! a trousseau, and w* even find the be gelling ducouragrd over the ty|M», picking out the fc^hle-mlndod, epllopflc, insane or august Lord Chamberlain an­ nouncing that gentlemen af(*ndHaitian lilualion. At the UN meet- otnera requiring npecinl handling. Such An Agency-would Ing the wedding .may wear or­ inf the other day she told * re decide on life imprisonment for some crlminAlit, Immediate dinary Inunge suit* Instead of the reporter. “The difficulties of dralini parole for others and VArylng acntencea for atlll other types curiomary morning dress of long with the Ruiiisn delegate* at of delinquenUt. Judges lack the apecinl knowledge needed tail* and striprd tvouirr*. Shade lima* isam -almo*t-inmp«r>lilc.*.'. ,.i for tbls-trentmen^-and jthouhLnot bar mwlu U*-rlo-work whioh- pondent hn* attended a Toupl* of Htoy cannot do projicrly. fnynl weddings in London, and, Wc hear a grrst desl ' sfrout In recent years public opinion haa indicated that'm any Ihev weren't like tnaf. the profit! of huiineu thrie day*, administrative declaltms should Iso mude lry special officers, Thu* du* reference will bv paid Still, the of high price* snd high wfagt*. or bureaus, anti that the courts should not he tied up with to slim porkvtlxnik* and what wc hear u not alwsy* them. Courts usetl to fix utility rates, now they go to public people on the whole didn't want an nut and out "austerity'’ wedding to the credit of liuiincu. but no<v utility commission*. The courts have functioned ix-tter for their beloved Princess. 'And come* a report from the Admin- when freed of such complicated work with which they were the reason* for thi* attitude la that lha King and Queen and their ialralive Office of the UmtrJ !>ot particularly familiar. - Perhaps judges will do better if also freed from pass­ children are looked upon ns a State* Court* which *«y» that * patt of tha English family ** a ing sentence. total of D .7 I0 bankruptcy whole, comprising all clnsse*.- In were filed in federal court* last war and in |ieare. Royalty in modern time* has inarched with the "rank and file.” It belnnga percent more among rberished traditions. viou* 12 month period. Cuing into ; •*n n in ru i itn -A in n ii i **•**•» er» **•»•••• • * Furthermore, . no political line buiinen i* a gamble, juit *• farm­ pciiting. When Ah*.\Ainlt,r in ilia early 20* waa touring tho ran lw drawn alsmt preaent day ing i» * gamble, and with the odd* vital lamia hla father had bequoatiuil him he viaited Cor­ British Uoyalily’. It exercises no itdlurnre nn the political thoughts again*! you betoming tntrraiingU inth, a proud city whoao citixona, 'althoRgh amarting from of the people. It is head of the cunnuoai, paid him homage. Tho young monarch, feeling he long. If your ronq.rtitoi dorio’t social strurtuie but knows nn could afford aomo-contioaeonaion. encountered 80-year-old,ibey don't the go v ern m en t *tc|»» poorly-clothed Diogcnea walking thp atreeta. Ho waked tho old man if there wasn't aomothing he coultl do for him. in and K ia p c * off th e c ira tm The philoaopher replied: “Yea, atop Aaldo «o you*WofFt gtnnft Senator 1. ft; who r* lo m rlim r* between me and the nun." _ _ -_ . . . ■mrntionrd a* a p o n i b |e c s n d id r te i ------ With liar few earthly poaaoaaiona", the obi phTToaopher, for Preiident next year, ha* o u t­ a subject citizen, waa noj going to lot anything interfere lined bit welfare program. It ii with hia~God-given right of contact with the aourcc of all not a* bad a* you think, coming power, which in thin inatance he called the aun. .The real from a Republican and a reaction- thlnga of life were aa available to Diogcnea, old nnti in raga. aa to a atrutting young king. . • The incident aervoa to recall William Ellery (’hanning'a dollars a year lot »ucb thing* a* bousing, medical aid for tbe pouf, words: ope anecdote-alaiut a mnn la worth a volume of biography. ’ ’ education, wHicb be tay* murt have cept under the counter* at- $1.50. • number of diitinguith- ed America n names to tho*? hr mentioned the other day •• "warmongeri, Andrei Vithintky lays John Foster Dulles end other* who think • t he doe* *h«u!d be "cnchsined." We bake no doubt that if Mr. Dulle* lived in Ru’itia. he would not remain unchained for tong. Neither would anyone *hLnk a t . h e pleated and did not call up the polilboro every morning to find Ottt in advance whet - he ihoutd think, ta R tu m people •re not (Uppoted to have • a y . idea*’ ol their owa and if they do knd tho government find* out about it. they will be lucky if enchaining i* ill fhel happens to them. Fortupifeiv, In this country all men can atill think apd talk pretty much •• they pleat*. Mr. Viehreeky to the which exleted then are gone, and they 8r« gone forever.- If- there Ii any going back at all. It will lie going back to io\nethlng akin to the dark agaa." Quoting from General MacArIhur’e ipeach at the Japanese surrender, Rev. McKinley said. "W* have had our lost chaliceIf w# <in nut devn» »«me great­ er and more equitable system, ArAiagaddott will jopn b* at out door. A Spiritual recrudescence. Lx what la needed. It tnuil be of tho NOTICE TO CO Scaled bids will be received by tto Clty'Comrnlanlon of the Clt>* of Sanford. Florida, at the Tity Hall at 7:J}0 o'clock P. M.,T)ctobcT 13.' 1947, for furnlnhing all labor and materials for painting the A. k R. Bulldirtg'at the Sanford Naval Air Station. 7 ^ Spbdficatiohk Ark available at tha City Manager's office at the. City Hall. • The City Commlaaion reserve* the right to reject any or all blda received, , 1 H. N. BAYER, C|TY MANAGER. Social Calender MONDAY The Dependable Class of the First Methodist Church will meet at the home qf Mra. K. A. I-ondenWrg on Urown .Avenue on. the Weal Side at s.oo p, M MfThr executive committee of the women's Missionary Society of Football Dance Held By Junior Class __2 I » - " ■ 1 11 place wrte potato chips, rolls, ice _ n ... cake and toasteil marsh c_tw | mallows'. Indivldua. bankets were given as favors. Th<ge invited to be with Ann wrre Mary Kate Mvdlrr,*Maivet McMillan. Billy and Nancy Thurs­ ton. Brantley Schirad. Peggy Ann ThorQloy, Palsy Ann Davis, Fran­ ce* Middbton, Jeanette ltulluid, Alfred Stanley, Clark mils, Alvin llmkaba, Shirley Mr. ami Mr*. W. C. Buie of FJ- Wright. Jean drr Springs have had as thelt lluckeba, Billy Kirehhoff and Shir­ guest. Mrs. Buie’s mother, Mrs. W ley Morgan. . Gallowi The Common Cold W. V. Bitting Tnuchton Drug Co, F. Vause of Dunrllnn. Working fast and with great resources, scientists discovered tb e , secret locked- ti|> in tlw atom. Such f u r l o u a energy Could al*o unlock the secret of respiratory ailments and save mankind fronj one of Ita moat destructive and expensive mal­ adies — the common cold. That will* hap|>cn some ilay. Until it. does, the safest plan is to guard & a cold. Great fatigue,Undue cxiiosure, imniinj^r Uiai. thi'**-*jB*n‘nken the hnW w jjfR iav tj^uie point where what ta’ IinoVn "as the common • cold attack* and all too-^flew-temts-t** ecrimre-and fatal eonaetyience*. Your doctor will advise you how to prevent taking cold. Hi* adviee.ia worth the price many time* over, will *avt- you lost time, weakened resistance, and disagreeable suffering. World Series {,000 Students Are Expected To Enroll llenrich and l.indell, the Yankees n iusimd favorite! at atmut 2 t6 m edication good d ru g g ist. S elect fm m REGISTRATION NOTICE i ■ t « i Mr. and ^COUNTRY CLUft SUPPER Charles Potter announced to^ a y that a* buffet supper will he held at the Seminole Country Club On Wednesday night a t 8:80 o'clock. Games and singing will he enjoyed by the lEt-mher* ami their gueata following the supper. Happy Birthday Mrs. I.ixxie Blount HOLLYWOOD Sent. 2t»- i/P>— Spending nionay i» no problem for .the g litter queens and kings of the movie factories, hpt spend-' NO SIAOt tc.iis are thebe' which ro u e queen Greer Garson is sheding time is another matter. Anr independent survey (con­ din; a* she ruihrs sobbing front a ducted lly this Independent re­ Is- An;rlrs courtroom. JuiUrefore porter) shows that movie stats, •he was granted a divorce from who work a theoretical eight-hour aeb-r Itirhard Nry, Greer hinko’ Bay. spend an. average of only 63.2 down a* the testified that Ney said minutes of actual emoting Iwfure the esliteiu*. JpooT this vostlj' unsciantifir report declares, they dinate 67.3 minturs for .jjmk<;iip (double thi* for women), 12 Gene Tierney Ia*aves minutes to studying the script, 17 $3,(100 A Week Job for arguing with the director. 16 for press interview* 26 for minedThl»-leaves a whopping amount Actirv, Geno Tierney, who tm* of time to kilt, and some slay tlhy^hrin dinwing down aomelhing like hours aimlessly, Uthef* make u»e |$3,inni »r Jl.lHHi a week from 20lh of them. Joan Crawford, for ex- | Ceutury-Fox; j* out of n job tiMlny. ample, is an inveterate knitter. .Tho »tudu> announced, tlmt Mi** ns are Deborah Kerr a,"t Jane • p j , (ln, Hiupnnde*l for H. N. HAYKK . CITY KECIsniATION OFFICER "jThg .Amertcan Legion Auxiliary wi2 JtaVc.(hrir fitnt_rnCluing nf-tiu* full season on Friday nft«’rnnon at t ih) o'clock at, tbe L*gfonnon Hot. A'v t hrn* nx~nrtiPti nrw tnisini’ix 'tn Ih1 atlemli-if to all mrmlH’rs are have returned from (pending • Dana Andrew* talks Uiating with work visiting relative* in Mil- anvunc who'll haten. When E lb d urgently requested to fie preterit. ledgeville anil Madison, Go. Mr*. Vaughn's sister, Mrs: Austin Wit* with fellow workers, son. returned from Georgia with Welter I’ ldgeon trots around to them and plans to spend several ot(l(,r James Stewart tinkles days in Hanford. wm, n piano if one I* handy. • , r~ .— r~L, i * • Mickey Rooney and lied Skelton. Galeeoat Alligator'* faraou* Galeeloth rainwear is' mpletely versa til# foe very kind of weather I tying-lastingly water repellent for downpour or drtssl*. Exceptionally light weight, far warn dxy*. Friends of Jessh Neely will | h* lhp o)(j (,>nUi entertain the set Intereeted to learn that he was re-1 wjtj( j(,c|r routines. Ablxitt and centlv elected student councillor CoMrllo play a thort-hamled from the South, for the entire rummy game*and Bay Mllland a Freshman class of over 150*7 s tu - i^ - ^ — -------- ------ ;— :---dent*, at the Rocheeter Institute. I _ ^ ^ a school Of photography at Roches Hot Roast Beef Sandwich . , F. F. Potatoe* - Salad - Coffee . ’ : Delicious Beef Stew Bread ~ Butter - Coffee Mexican C h ttl-ftO # ) iM in a v P A h k Unity Class Plans To IlnlcL .Eirnfe-^j ^ ing - fJom orrdw nvenirig Ito'lP ■j'nity activities in Sanford wilt lie under the direction of the Unity School of Christianity, Kansas City. Miss', n non-*ert.-»iinn rrligc inti* rdnrational Institution whole purpose is to extend helpful in­ struction in rhnitwm living to member* nf aw ry denomination. . Mr*. Maty Kda Grary, nf ftunnettrn and Miss Dorothy Mnlnnr and Mis* Mary Davis nf Washing­ ton. I). C. w rrr guests-nn Sunday of Misa Aranka Taksch and Frank editor " THp ham! was good but greatly handicapped and Mr. Black 'said that hr thinks It will lie greitlly improved very shortly since every dsv yields mors student* Intern*: ted in learning an Instrument. After the game Frldpy night ■bout 80 hoy* add girl* gathered at the U. S. O. for a Junior Class danre with Mr*. Lynch. Mis* Kill- WINTER PARK. Kept. ’Jit. (/P> -Bullins College ■•prntsl1 ft* d<N<rS for the 83rd year when 000 stu­ dent*'reported for the start of the fnll tei m today. New student* will undergo five day's of orientation In-fore sta rt­ iiU'th Flp*. Mr*/ Duncan, oml 6 ing class work on Friday. Itagis. (Sanaa chaperoning; Then*’* me tratlnn of new students is sche­ almut tt in the re*( of (he paper, duled for Wednesday, returning -stmti’nriTirtlt r r gtn pr~~itir~Thdfifdnv. Frrshmen will get together in FOR YOUR BEAUTY u ImhIv fur the Br*t time at a spe­ cial dinner at the Common* to­ night. Afterward they will m rrt’ We are introducing it new amt im-mlier* of the administrative tliffejrnf type errntn Cobl Wave staff slid student officials." that leaven yotif hair apflor . . . •On Tueartky they will lake Eng­ lish placement test*, meet with more natural looking. student deans and faculty advis­ ors, try out for the Knowles Mem­ orial Chapel choir and windup the Sanfortl) ■lav with a picnic at Knnlando Springs. E V A -BESS BEAUTY Additional conferences and tests IBM Hast Srtoml Street * will occupy their time for the bal­ ance of orientation week. Rol­ lins' enrollment wu* limited to iHK) by vote of the Board of Trustees SHOP Pit S P # RTS immv. John -nn. Siiem er ds room or I. converses by Ju»t ilis- IHItTII ANNOUNCEMENT the Gri-i-n Gove Springs Naval Housing A nn announced today the birth of a'son, George C. Rai­ ish, nl the N'nvnl lio-pltnl in Jack sonville on Sept. 23. Mr*. HaJUli will In* rememliered a* the former Naomi Fellow*. secretarial staff of the school. Mr. Neelv served aa an aerial photo­ grapher' tri the" Army A frTSrpx during the war. Rnndal Lavender I k Honored With Party L A S T DAY M O N D A Y ! real Alligator valua. On display todayl Hlorsswlad 14.50- Gold Label All Waal Gabardine There i i no - substitute Mra. r.urti* Lavender, at their home on Oak Avenue. A color •rheme a t blue and whit* was car­ ried out In the drcoratlona and re­ freshments. During the afternoon games were played by the young gueata and • prise waa won hy Richard Tison. Imte In the afternoon refresh­ ment* consisting of ice cream and rake were served to the honor guest,’ Randal, Laura Phillips, Patty Walker, Martha Owrna, Teddy Walker, Gregory Walker, Ernie Morel*. Henry Took*. Fxl-. Matter off the comfort situation 8TAIITH TUESDAY far 2 DAYH! Wh«n It com«i to comfort, thi* Marlboro turcoat ho* tho *iH>atloft well In hand! It’* man-*ixe and itylo-petfoct . . . ruggedly tailored of water* repellent, whtdproof cloth in a »!eelc gabardine weave . ,.,-with all-wool, fur or rayon lining. Southern Bell's Pension and Sick Benefit Plan (or ita Employees has been in effect 34 yeara with all cost's paid by tbe Companys 2 Eggs -- Any Style Grits — Toast — Coffee iJ J J l An ahllou* crowd gathered in the school alodium Friday night ttf ace the Celery Faria loae their firat ganu\ The hoya limply aren’t warmad up yiough yet to meet the higger and heavier boys of Gaines­ ville High. Our cheering waa aorl a like the air, chilly, if you ask me. The cheer leaders tried hanl and Came out with aome new snappy rh rrrs in addition to the old one*. Some' of the student* tried hard, too, hut the majority sounded like n hunch of cmharasaeU. anemic kindergar­ ten kids who were afraid to speak. With all the students who went to .watch our fellows play It should have feounded more likr a boiler factory In rhythm than a chattering-gosaipping sewing circle. Our player* fought hard ami well, any one could arc that, hut they'w ould have tried harder if they had known that our grand­ stand population was really be­ hind them. The senior rlaaa ha* published a hundred or so copies of the school song and some of tne cheers. If you don’t know them, get a copy and learn them. Then Mr. ami Mrs. V. It. Grantham hav* hod *» - thsir - guesU- thrir daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mr*. H. E. Smoak. Jr. of Itain** things for her children. City. Mr and Mra. Smoak plan to leave on Oct. 1 for Birmingham, Ala. whero. Me. Smoak will enlor *nul-on th e-act- -ami inoeia in*his Junior year in medical school. hreete with the crew. Olivia D<IllavilLnnd -read! p»l»!»*;__ Robert Mr. and Mr*. R. p . Vaughn Mltchum gripe*. • DAILY SPECIALS . Election of d tlritalri tn the stnt* ronvrntion of (hr United Daughle u of the Confederacy w u held during the meeting on Friday of the N. ilr V. Howard Chapter held at the homo of Mra. F. K. Kotimillat on Palmetto Avenue. Mra. Theo Pate war eo-hoatea* for tha meeting which *»*» held at 1:00 P. M. with Mr». (Jeorite It. Illihop presiding. . Delegates eleetrd for the con­ vent Inn were Mra. J. J. Itolly and Mra. I- A. Ilrumley. Alternates me Mra. J .M . Ilayea and Mra. J. M. MrCaaklll. --The program pre* point hy Mra. Rnumdlat rente ret I mound the thrme, "know your or­ ganization'*. She taH.nl on the numter of chapter* in the Uhtlrd .Stale* and ahroatl and aaid that Virginia lop* the Hat with 121) rhaptera. She rrpoitetl that there are rhaptera in 36 . atatea and Fran re. . Following the* program nn ' ire rottrue was nerved hy the ho»te«>p« to Mra. niahop, Mra. A. K. Itoxetter. Mra. Hrnmley, Mra. J. II. TrtilucK. Mra. J. M. Have*. Mra, J. St Clair White. Mra. C. P. Herndon. Mra. Pate and Mra. Itmimlllal. ' . ' S<artin«r (Klr^l Year Blach where they spent shout two wcaki. , . A* buffet supper will be served at the Seminole Country Club at 8:80 o'clock. FRIDAY The Amerlran l-rginn Auxiliary Will meet at 6K)0 P. M. at the Legten H ut All member! are urgerl to ^ctninolc Hi 1lilllywood. Mr*. James Friend*, nf W. |L Henley will Kirehhoff, Rndslcy Meisch, Faya regret to learn that hn m .}|| and William*,- Joanne Williatna. Dial confined to his home a t 308 West . Boyle, Peggy Pippin. Lillian Mor­ Flftreneh Street. an, Penny Wallace, Peggy Howell, Mary Ann Galloway, Betty Ix>u . <MN-Tfanic Bos* of Jacksonville Partin, Duncan Baker and France* Is visiting her niece, Mr*. Gcqrge Route. 8 |9 Oak Avenue, and her Moore. ' •- . Also Paul Petold, Billy Gray, son. W. G. HcArie. Glen Llngle, Ray Dunbar, Gaylon Cuberhouse, Fred—Bowren,-Cedric Dunbar. Bobby. Jones, Bobby Bris- returned to their Tiome in Jackstmson. Porter Uinsjng, Junior Vick- vllle after visiting with Mr*.-Dav­ try . Alvin Penley. Blister Falr- ie' mother, Mrs. John T. Braily nj. eloth. Clarence Clauae, Bobby Axt, hev home on Palmetto Avenue. David Harrell, Fred Rdasterr, J. D. Fite. Glen McCall, Dan Batten, John Fox. Jim Ludwig. Chuck Herron. Tommy Stringer, Walter Graham. Edwin Varn, Donald Deal. Gene 8mith. Edwin. Varn, Francis Temple. Buddy WetherRobert S. Rillhimrr of Drljind Ington. Holly Plercy, David Cere- has recently arrivril to take over soli. Kay Shoemaker. P. R. Bach, Herbie Stenstrom. Floyd Cooper, strom. Floyd Cooper, Blllr Brin Company. Billy llrinton and Benny Mills. D elegates Elected .....AtU.DJLL-Al miting • * T h n Rc'pist ra tio n Rook« o f th e C ity o f S a n fo n l, F lnrltln, a r r r.|H*n a t th e C ity H all, cnm m encInR Mnnd ay . S tsp tem b o r 1B, JP 47, fo r th e purpogp o f rrRiA tcrlnR fo r th e M unicipal P rim a ry E lectio n to be held on N o v e m b e r 4, 1947, a n d will re m a in open each *Uy e x ­ c e p t S tm d ay a and holidayn, u p to a n d iucludlnir S a tu r ­ d ay . O c to b e r 25, 1947. . ' a This is the 176th of n series of Editorial Advertisement* appearing in thi* .paper each Monday. The Yank* will be *hoo!iitg for be able to taka further battering their 11th triumph in 18 series in the series. and the Dodgern atill are looking The Yankee lineup will carry for their first win after failure* no surprises. Harris disclosed he In 1016, 1026 and 1061. will follow his customary batting order with George Stirnwclo* at second base; Tomm ........Held, ..... l4trry ..... ,, catch­ right ing. Joe Dimaggio In center Yield. ; W hat Women Like About Their George McQuinn at firat haae, Bill Johnson at third base, John­ Launderette Store ny l.indell in left field. Phil Ri«tuto at shortstop and Shea, whoso ••J.AUNDKRKTTK’ dooH nmiaunl job* too! len rm -record H -8.- Should-a lefty start for thwwJMdger*. BerBlankets! . . - Drapes! . . . Slip Covert)!'. r* will start but he will bat Hath Mata! . . . All Sorta of Heavy Thinga! aighth with l.indell moving to iflunkota Tomr* Out So Soft and Fluffy t" third and Rixxuoto to seventh. --There-was-eVery dadieallon thal1 ' LAUNDERETTE O F SANFORD a new attendance record for a. aingle series-gam* w-oubl be set Second at Oak— ----Phonetomorrow at the Yankee Stadium, •it* of the first two games. About 72,000 persons ary ex­ pected to pay a new gross gato High of 8300.000. All the 62.076 reserved and box seats have lieeti sold for weeks, 7,000 standing room tickets (at 661 have lieyn on sale for a week and only 12,­ 000 blear her seats remain to lie sold. The bleacher ticket sale open* at H:0<> A. M. .the day of c$rh game. . The present record lor attend­ ance at a single series game ii AD,000 In the 1063 series and for gross receipts 1260,608, in the 1062 aerie*, l>oth at Yankee Stadium,* * * * On the basis of their pitchins staff and a decided edge in th* outfield combination of Dimaggio. m u Ann HiUreton waa honored on Friday evening with a wrinvr roast given by lief yiothrr, Mr*. lieurge Thurston, at their humc nn Virginia Avenue celebrating Mias Thurston'* eighth birthday, Th# ybung group gathered in the garden ot the 'ihuraton home in Mr*. J. U. I juicy left today for iront of the open-air_ fireplace. Alabama where she plana to apend Pink and white alreamer* and aome time. colored lights were used ' .In decorating The Junior Class was sponsor for ^ football dance held on Fri­ day night following 'the Football garac between Seminole High School and the Gainesville Purple Mra. Kscar Price returned-yes­ was held Hurricanes. The dance ’ at the Tourist Center which was terday from Jacksonville where demisted willf pink -ami white * .decorated with streamers of or. shr apent the weekend. crepe (taper ami centered with a large pink apd white birthday Mr*. Ketincth McLeod has re­ turned to Sanford after spending cakes. Served with the weiner* Wmth wrte roasted over the fire­ the weekend in Allendale. The concertina waa Invented In IH20 by Sir Charles Whratatone the y e v in which the accordion is reputed to have Iwen Invented. The Netherlands lost ateut two - TALLAHASSEE: Sept. 20 (Special) Approximately 3,000 s tu d e n ts were expected to be ell* Killed in Florida State University after registration Thursday a n d Friday. Thirteen hundm l freshmen amt 2<X) transfer . students have rum* pleted a 'week of orientation, which included placeineht exam­ inations, meeting* with counsel, ot* and dean*, and conference* "With' academic adviser*. Tlier* are some extreme British President and Mr*. Doak *8 . Ij'flists, especially the Commun­ Campball honored all new studsnt* ist*. s h e tire Idt'erly o|rpposed . ' *t<* ■•,* formal reception* Wednesday the monarchy and would do awav and Thursday nights. In the re­ with- it .Tlie opposition which ceiving-line -with" the h o ir xnd they expfts* is political, social hostess were Mr. and Mrs. N. M. and economic. The upkeep of Jordon of Qttlncyr D alis- Santo* ftnyallty always hss l««n a parti­ of Tampa, president of the cular*- sore s|ioU ^ith these folk. women's student government; Phil­ Well, looking Tack through the ip Rountree of Chipley. preiident of the men'* etudent government; Itjna l-ee Shepherd of Cocoa, chairman of ludiciary. and William Meigs of Nlcevlila, chief Justle* of the men's government. Rush week i* being held hy the 16 sororiAes nn the rampus Fri­ day, through next Saturday. A round of parties and social func­ tio n s will lie given. Eleven fiaternitie* have re­ quested permission to establish local groups 'on the campus an will In-gin functioning as soon they heve l--.-n approved by tha fraternity commute* and exec­ utive council of the university. federal attiilancr, and broader So­ viiHnii In the church. • . • . Rotary Luncheon cial Security in a* to bring every­ . "As the crisis throughout the one under it* protection. When world ilevvlops during tho itqxt 11 **m|Intir *1 fftini •>■* IIM| one itop* to contider that the moil linn in the hiitory of the world few years," he said, “we are either ike New Dealer* tpent on relief ever had to much-powrr at our*. going to turn Into an outright de­ of ths church, or wc. are go­ project* during the dfpretilon wa* It i* not primarily due to a lack nial ing to give our heart and auul of education! There are more col­ to the church. I cannot see to savo lege degree* among u* iban ever me how we can hand down to our children a decent civilisation before., and the end p n<jt yet. except as wr halol.il down through riod of Tull employment would be Our tchool* and college* are fairlv the church." sufficient, and muck lest exact- bulging with young people eagerly George A. S|H**r presided over ting on the taxpayer, # . . treking a higher education. It is The ruggetlion for a telurn ol not for any leek of wealth. Onr had multiplied ihr price control a'nd rationing at a generation mean*, of forcing people to eat wealth of the world by tenfold le*t. intlead of inducing them to up to the timet we dttlroytd moil do to voluntarily, ihowt.how little PAINESVILLE, 0.. Sept. 20. "W hat la the trouble •than?” he •ome people learn from exjienh— A band of 12 maaked ban­ asked. ‘r » tnca. If they will look |>*ck through ka tearing machine gun* early "Wo simplv have not been good day r o b b e d the exclusive the filer of the new*|ia|iert to two enough," he deaUnd)ffhat sounds or Hirer year# ago. their memo- to you like • preacher A preach­ net will be freshened with regard er would soy something' like that. amt fur*, worth a n ' estimated to the public clamor again*' time But I say It to you npt teeouso 1200.000. Sheriff James Maloney lost standing in ling 'for ration you expeet it, Ixil because hlstorx. reported. aay* it ia true. Our world I* in’ The gang "rushed the guard" I King Kdwstd VIII and alidlcated books at OPA office* where un­ the fix It I* in terxute our gen­ outside the club. Drputy Sheriff for love of Mr*. Bfmpeon—la rederpaid and understaffed organi­ eration (imply haa not tet n good Arnn said, entered the establish­ | nuted ta be a mlllintialre, with zation* burned midnight oil . try­ enough morally and aplritually." ment and lined up ait employe* heavy fnveatmenta abroad. In­ Declaring that Aug. 8, 1065 and patron* against walls. After cluding the United 8tat*a. ing to catch up with iheir work Manager Mark W. Bchaff * So, despite' the debatable cost with lha help of thousands of will­ brought U> an end an age,. Rev. forcing McKinley said that 'we are noV ner to open the gambling "bank," of maintaining Royalty, It slrikta ing and patriotic b.ul unlr.aineo in tha prologue of an entlral) the bandit* dumped all their loot . me that Elixabath'a wretdtng- gives volunteer*. And they will l*«rn r.cw and different era. “There Into 'table rlothi and made their us a fair line on the significance of socialism as at present pract­ kgam that intlead of getting but­ Is no use for me, or you as bus­ deputy said. iced in Britain. ler at $1 a pound, thyr* wi|| be iness man, to talk about going back to the good old time* of 16 mtirnm no butter at all at any price, ex­ or 10 yaare ago. Tha condition* Ann Thurston Given Party ()n.l*irtlulay " reveal.*' that TU-Uu». iu U B W irr m a ck u n z ip . PA CK T H R E B THE SANPORD HERAID. SANFORD Sanford Birthday FOOD FOR THOUGHT I^ish* button Marvel button living" is it phraxe whit; j JaQMDAYT,&EBT. »8« 1947 "-5 !O N D A Y r« E P IV -W r-1 9 4 T H»A6B TWO 7 Open 24 Houffl Daily TERMINAL GRILL , F. V. MAYNARD. 0|M tator (,’rr> hound Bus Terminal ' Coniiuerdul Street Polka hart at Southern Ball enjoy tbe many Advan­ tages of sn Employee Penalqn Plan thst ho|da proroiae of happy, at cure yasra ahead. Yet, Southern Ball waa not only one of the very firat cowpaniea to give ita employtea a Pension Pro­ gram, bnt'lta Pension Plan haa continued to be one o£ th* beat. It la part ofVcomprehenai^e Employee Benefit Plan that also cover* sickness, accident* diaability and death payments. These advantage*, together with good wagas,steady employment*, v acatio n s and holidays with pay, provlda a feeling of OOcUrhy for Telephone folka throughout ovorking years and after retirement. *They benefit you, too. because by contributing to the well-being of Telephone worker*, the result is better and more economical telej^one service for you. Tbe zipper doting U 3 / 4 -length . » , the imart belt it detachable . . . the pocketi are huge, with both button* down flap* and sloth openings. f i d ^ r d<K n n X r t - i n - ^L 'LL B U J J J ) IT M Y S E L F " ♦sthreaed «*k AIR-CONDITIONED �WWW- vH hr. .D aw n s T S"TrT n » vJiard Fought Battle On School Gridiron Be Warm Ups For Coming Battles also announced his retirement as an active player after 22 season* during which he set a flock of hil­ ling marks. Th* Yankees, In rruitlng to their 15th pennant, all coming, since 1D20. tied a 41-year old record by stringing together ID straight vlc.lories. Th* obi Chicago Whit* Sox of 1005 were the only other club to do iL The best pitching feat was turn ed In by sophomore pitcher Ewell Blackwell, who. registered 10 straight victorias during one stretch to easily rank a* the num­ ber one pitcher of th* year. The Cincinnati Red hurler also pitched a no-run, no-bit game and came within two out* of tying Johnny Vander Meer's record of two straight no-hittrr*. Pitcher* Don Black of the Indians and Bill MeCahan of the Athletics also hurled no-ruto. no-hll games. Th* hitting honors were cap­ tured by Ted Williams of tbe Red Sox and Harry Walker of jhe Phils. Williams' American League leading mark of .343 wss not sur­ prising, blit Walker's top .302 figure In the National Lbague fooled many experts. Williams *1n n s | * In i n home i i s f i i i v runs, i u i i s , runt lu iia so led his loop Florida. • U K. JorUaa PHILADELPHIA, Sept, 2D, OP) ehaitmaa —The United States retained the T. W. hawton world weightlifting championship HuperlnWndtul at Putdr Inof Saturday as Robert .Higgins, San- rtrurtloa and r i aftlrlu II.« Hoard ■>( I'ublla In a U u ri.........' ta Monica. Calif., won the von U m feath erwefght rips*. John Davia. Brook­ S#inlnol« County, gorfda. lyn. and Stanley SUncxyk, York, Pa., each smashed three record* O lll.lN A N i- i: NO. < » and Htevg Stanko, York, Waa AN U ltU lN A N C S ; O F T IIK LTTT O F F lA IIIID A , F O II M I O.named “Mr. Universe." , MANKOlUi, O IN JI T J I i: K t .r .l INO OH M A INt a in i .no o f uivk r a w u f ok SU6 g H DEFEATS KIRBY A N Y K IN D W IT H IN KIKTV F E K T DETROIT, Sept. * d,M T—Louis# OK ANY D W K U .1 N O H O O p i: «<H Suggs, Libia Springs, Ga., de­ A FA H T M K N T OH O A IIA O E A F A IIIM K NT O C C t'K IK O HY HUMAN feated Dorothy Kirby, Atlanta, 2 H K IN lia KOII IIK alD K N T A I- FL'Hup on the final green of their 35- I'OHKH IN T l t R C IT Y OK BANhole battle Saturday for the 1047 KOI ID , F L o ll I DA, l a t C B I T AH Women'a National Amateur Golf l i c i t F IN 1‘H U V ID F D , A ND F i t o ID IN O A 1'K N A L T T KOII VIOLAChampionship. The match waa *U TVIO N OK T IIIH O R D IN A N C E even at the end of 34 holes. U L I T KNACTJCD HY T i l l ; I’BO- lly IIAROI.D CI.AHSKN U j ARTHUR IJFXKWITH, JIL NEW YORK, Sept. 20, OF)— Herald Sport* Editor Notre Dame, awarded the 1047 A scrappy Seminole High School college football crown a month o»« ' C***?7.. ?? ,*J*Vrn .played Inspired ago In all states except Michigan JottUall Friday . night against and North Carolina, plays Its rat __ ___ heavier', heavier', more esperjen experienced Gaines gams Saturday to . lagi highlight _ a o n , v r - VllU Purple llurrirfftte rleven, hut gridiron card .that will compete' >i were defeated in a hard fought 20 with the world scries for Interest lly JOB RKKTII.KK »*•■»*• » to fl contest, The Irish, manned hy veteran PrVss Sports Writer r:,'.?.': . *n °PaotMt *g*ln*l the larger stars at virtually every poet, open Associated Major- League baseball for the ■choot. the Sanford griddera gave against Pittsburgh, a team (hat evidence that they would not be held Illinois scoreless for three 1047 aeason la ended for everybody la#.. r#e easy •■meat" during the remainder quarters Saturday befof* losing hut the Brooklyn Dodgers and aaiuaai of the. aeaaon by displaying o by n 14 to 0 count The stubhor* New'York Yankees today, but few l*LM OK T II R C IT Y O F PA N F O IlD . •** tricky offense, coupled with In ness of the Panthers in their fray of the more than 20,000,000 record Hite* la t spiring - - • rline . F L O R ID A : HCHMKLING OPENS defensive play by with the defending Big Nine title- paying customer* who have watch­ HKCTION t. Thai ll »haH b* onlsw. ed the big 'league stars perform COMHHAIK JtwWll ' ——— r.«• youngsters that wero — outweighed for any pervon. film, u# eoipbraholders was one of the feature* of will forget th* tumultuous events FRANKFURT, Germany, 8ept. M AM*rt*i* aomo pounds to the man in last Saturday's schedule. llun lu h#«p nr insluain In Ih* City whlrh have occurred during the 2D, </P)—Max 8chmellng, 43, for­ of Hshforo. Florida, llv* Ion It i l ^.ciati#'# 'm any Instances. Michigan and North Carolina past six months. mer World Heavyweight Boxing miy hlhd wHhln fitly f**l of .any e«Mtea a . The Hurricane ' eleven scored will try to strengthen their rlaims They have seen baseball history Champion, began a comeback cam­ ■Iwslllaa hpuM or apanin.oi or.a«*• ,M* two quick touchdowns In tlie open to tho mythical national title in a apartm#ai wtuylnl by hunias paign yesterday by knocking out ras* — Inga period before the Fed sloven pair of intersections) games, with created when Jackie Robinson beings lot r#*ld#nlal purpow* In Werner VoJImer in seven rounds. Ih* City of kali, orJ, Florida, pro­ . MOr could find their fooling, ami thing* the Wolverines, who humped Mich­ made his debut with the Dodgers vided, bowitrr, that this ontrr itiil PAUI looked mighty had for the small igan State, 55 tu 0. In their first to become the first negro to rrath not pr*v*nt Ih* owner or keeper el AND ' Seminole High griddera at the end oullng, tangling with Stanford, ID the Major* In modrm lim n. They * Tha sixth place Chicago Cubs llv* fowls from Keeping #urU fowl# UP8 IDI of the first perlo d M n th* second to IQ- upset victim of Dixie also saw Robinson make good to took a 3-0 victory over the second wllhln tw#niy-tlv* feel of Ihe d»#b help the Brook* win their first flag A MAN quarter the Fed defenses Wgan to Howrll'a Idaho Vandals. nlsce Cardinals while the Pirates ling huue* or apsrlmeul bouee or P E A R ' click and the offffise picked op. h um * w u i the a shut out fifth place North Carolina, which anraked In alx years. SPEAK The 'Canes were basaWotrballs and runs Itodi.’VMk so long as no other dwelling home alt thlt .one .to u chdown or apartment or garage apartment •<ti+ngtlrttfS7**05riv>¥m . Kerr of the Giants estab­ occupied as aforeeakl Is wltbln tlfly peraturcs T SIntot eChapel a s Hill. r r The a Longhorn*, r a f Sper­ I S 3 b . u 3 w lished w a fielding ? _ score acroaa th# twinCmarker f*»t of said fowls, and provided Legal Notice record for short­ funhs# that this ordissn#* ahall n»« foliowe<l Robinson to the stops by playing through 68 games One pay dirt, forming out of the “T” this year, Dodgers, prevsnt Ktsplug o fllre fowls lor lot whi< Th* 'Canes sco^d' In the first invad* Oregon Iasi Wrekend and Rig Leagues, but non* captured and handling 385 consecutive n o r m : o r ar»:nAL r a x schoih , sale by tha m#rc bahts. D i a r i l l i r r HLKCTION UK T I » t» ‘ Atlantic period Just after UhA kickoff on trounced the coast eleven, 38 to 13. the enthusiasm of the American chances without an error. BRITTON. I. Thai, any ptraon. t »:k * nr corporation found guilty In Although the Pirate*, despite #V ahou ■" extended drive of eighty yards, The new West Coiut-llig Nine sports fans as did the fofmsr allNoll#* It htrsby §lv#n that, pur- firm Ihs Municipal Court of Ibe City around UCLA athlete. cash outlay of around 166,000 17 which waa climaxed ,by Gilbert licup also gon'on display at Evan­ • uaut to tb« provlPlonf of Hanford, Ftirlda, for violation ol The fans also saw the peculiar for players, finished no better tkan 2i 0.ll, Kloildjt tUatulM 1941. *• of r , , „ Tucker nudging across from the ston. III., wheTc Northwestern, 8 rndH by Htftlon 12 of Chipt«r Ihe provisions of Heftlon I of llue . four yard stripe.- Ruddy Smith to 0 victim of Vanderbilt In ill picture of a New York Giant team a seventh place tie, they did pro­ im urdlnanrg shall be penlshed by fine Mt:«. t«ws of KlorMa, A«u of »*«»/ nor exceedieg |!**.P0, or liuptnou”*• V 1 converted froiq placement for the opener, take* on UCLA, defending smash *out a record breaking 221 duce. 1n Klner, one of *111* out­ as tbcllun will Im held thronyh>ii inant for sol eireedlng nln#t> days, Russiai visitors and the score rested at 7 Coast Champion and already a 22 homer* and yet win'd up fourth In standing sluggers of th* senior. at mmol* County, Florida, and In or by both fine aad linpHtonni.nl, the standings, 13 game* off th* Rig Ralph banged out 61 hom«T>- •Sell elrcflos apr#«ln#l Iht-txif, „n ing the to 0. to 7 victor over Iowa. T-r tu* diecmrqr~or~tBeTaii»il/rwr reooitc ‘ Gainesville kicked off San k to oanOllier big nine fra y have WIsJude • fif a iS y N S S h f iiS ® H r i s a s s T i g ” on .Ilia aaaomi-offeneix J-offaasW#. “TMIklir, Ohio Stale a t fBobby BRCTION 1. That this ordinance Ml U rt |t in*. qualified shall Thomson, who collected 161 racords of long <U«dtng incluoing Sousi, «i ,, by ih With p | ,y lh „ hsckfield played fum- Purdue, Illinois at Iowa and Min­ bpsome sffeclles Imnn.lisisiy four In a douhleheader, six in three •Mflun of Mid County of Hire# iryi# opus Its passage aad adoptlnar limes i y ,, allowing the ball to slip nesota resuming It* series with circuit blows among Ihem, the Gl games, seven in four and eight in t«.i i for Vgaeiot Tigi | A m | p fa tiid I'AHHin* and ADOPTED th* ***** whlrh sow romprlw# all nfsaht • ants broke the old mark of 182 set five. through and be recovered by tha Nebraska of the big ill. da» of Beptrlnber. IttT. Krinlsol, Couslf, Florida. and d.i.r'by the 1D26 New York Yankees. The South also offers an a ttra o •Canes on th* Fed 37 yard atrlpe. The Yankrci closed their season Itolien A. Williams nr ih* milUa* of lasra Mlxr rrashed to tie Ralph Klner yesterday by drawing 26,000 for mlnsilos ,Acting Mayor she pr Tucker and Dick Bashaw moved to live card. Louisiana State, which to# ih#> •atulhg bl-etialum' for »*kt of Pittsburgh for th* Mslor Lea H. Lrthrr opened with a 21 to 14 Verdict over ft|*rlal T bs i^hool ni>lrl<« No. I. of hit tha Sanford tw o 'y ard line whera e old-timers’ gams which saw Andrew Carraway Only quallllwt *Urtors mUlay In Itlce, takes on Georgia at Athens League lead. They fell five be­ a team composed of old-time Bashaw chugged over for the sec* I ten. D. lilthop *• Hprcui Tax H#hool tilwrlci No. , ond touchdown of tha period, and Georgia Tech, whlrh amated hind Hack Wilson's Natiqnal American League Stars, headed by Isaklwho As Ihs niy Commlesloa of ihe pa* las on r*sl or per­ league record of 58 and nine be­ to the Smith attain converted from place- with ita 27 to 0 Job on Tennessee, of Hanford. Florida. proptrty wllhla »ld HUirlrt City ATTKBT: ------------(iainesvlll* U visits Tulane, a team that blasted hind Babe Ruth's ID27 Major Ty Cobb ami Trls Speaker, lose sonal comei ment. -XU The •hail b* .niltWd <u vole i* ihn to a team of former Yankees 1-0 *lsc|loo. II. N. bATKH league standard of 00. Alabama out of the unbeaten ranka itiiatii Sanford 0. City tlerh The 1047 season also saw the In a two-Innlng exhibition “game.” lly order of Ue Hoard of FubMr g. .M la te In the second stanxa the by n single point, 21 to 20. Tbe The Yankees defeated the.fifth Instruction of Hsrelaola County, ORAL) suspension of Leo Duroeher by , * I scoring fever broke out again with Crimson Tide Is the guest of Van­ Commissioner A. B. (Happy) place Athletic* 6-2 In the regular­ loUI Bashaw breaking through tha Fed derbilt. ly scheduled game lo win the Duke'll Blue Devils, who con- Chandler as manager of th* American League flag by #12 were right guard for -72 yard* and a Conduct unbecoming qurrrd North Csrollna State by 7 I Dodgers for “Conduct un year touchdown. Tha attem pt for the extra point was no rood and the to "0, is next on thh Tennessee a major league manager, Tiger* defeated the Indi­ Another manager. Billy Her­ K*Th*‘ _f*»= 8tat# . H Hurricanes led the Feds, 20 to 0. schedule while Mississippi ana 1-0 to retain second place.by man, of th* Pirates, travels all the way to Michigan vwur Galnearille kicked to Hanford games over th# defending when he could not buiin* and tha Fe«U began to move. Hoi. higher than a seventh place tie champion Red 8ox. who lost; Ip ; Iowa State, 7 to 0 loser to Coling it iy I'U rty picked top nlne_ yards seventh place Washington 6-1. I the center of tiito Gaines- Prado, tangles with Kansas In the Although Dissv Dean, fonnp'' agsin through *"ro' V -: opening lllg 8 lx conference fray Villa forward wall and Donald with Maryland. Delaware esnouer great of the Cardinals of Ihe ^0 ». long.* WOB- j) ,a| jfopp,.^ three on the ’Cane while tha Rocky Mountain nuf- rd I'onn Military Saturday night, pitched four scoreless-inning#-In faluca Lrudgs east to aee what they ,__f f i E M Piercy aklrtad hla own right ran do alwut stepping the Army'a 26 to 13. and Maryland warmed up his first Rig U ague appearance they end and marched unmolested for unbeaten string that moved to 29 for Ita talk with a ID to 13 verdict since hla retirement In 1940, U*e __ I a_ a__ ........ - knlu. . . mr 05 yards and touchdown, how- straight Saturday with a 13 to 0 over South Carolina. last pise# Brown* were beaten by that itfAmnt ever th a attem pt for for- (ho the ftinvrr* eopver- verdict ^ .................................. The North CaToHna-Taxa*' fray iAVr-Vlllanova. S * elon was low andJlmJFVdi Jj^JIOdl ’^ V y , - ^ ’llm ii^ 'o ff"tir CaUftfi^ overshadows surtt" TS'iIY hVrest Dodder*. 3-2 and tha fourth as Oklahoma's entertaining the ---------___ ai#Coach Cn#.h r.r. Kail*1 *! »«£ . four touchdaOHJL games A -A .A M, M, Ml*—uri'e-lnMla*aueV*-4n- -nlam -Giants1ami . sevsntL 61*aw , *i , During tha H half Carl Ket team that 7* scowl of T r m -A l°r _llaa -tax ivod th a spirits -of -1he -Fed* abd ihin *sat Tack and watchad 'vaslon of Southern Methodist and Phils split a double header, the . ' . four m___ Lbefore ____1__ f _ _ l(the i t . - league aeean Ae l a n . Giants winning the opener 4-1 *nd they came back and displayed Rutgers get winning, *<rap between Arkanth* Phils taking th* second 3-1. not a determination that was unseen 40 to 28. Other Eastern attrac- |*a» and T« rex * * Christian. fmm ln th*. G rit half. The Semlnola , rv yroungstera played Inspired ball all Y 7 ' the last half, and held the power- t Yale and lluckncll at I’enn 0011' /ul Purple Hurricane eleven arore* Hate. Soul Dataware's string of 32 gam** educ Nearly every man in tho bright without a loss is In jeopardy F ri­ I j new orange uniforms of Semlnola day night when th* team tangla* ' , High School entered Ike fray SPORTING GOODS against tha purple shlrted aggre* This Is How We Spent Your one gallon from (islncsvllle. pass play pullrd by th* Fed* In onf ' Ed Brooklyn, Roger Crocker, th* finssl period when Pierry took Our Coat On Every Dollar Of Sales • Johnny Alexander, George Dague, tho b*ll, reversed to D*sl, .who Uir Byron Beard, Donald Deal, Floyd p*s*^d to Bjrron Beard. Th* play Appliances, materials, gas and salariea pto) Cooper, . Eugene Harper, Uuddy want 66 yard*. tjj ill to—Waatherington, Tommy Stringer, Friday night the Seminole High Coat of operating delivery trudta and WI1_ John Krlder. Bobby Humphrey, eleven move* to Euatls to meet depredation ........ »»«................ . _Is— 01 Ray Dunbar. Wally Tyre. Dick the Panthers In what promises to amo jj4M cbugk Herron, Hi b* a nip and tuck affair, sines t' and maintenance supplies Panther* were defeated .by t ITCK-TIIE-WINNER m m S S F S i m t tha 'Canes, Dr Land Bulldogs in a heated bat­ Rent, advertising, lights and water -tina 0 n » *>f tha most outstanding tle In the Volusia County CUy last CONTEST * events of the contest was a tricky Friday evening. Inauranee, interest and office expense • • ' / ' 1 ' . Big Show Closes Record Setting Baseball Season YALE TIRES 0 Safety 7 and Deluxe Passenger Car and.TriMh; All Sizes \ i TUBES Regular and Heavy Duty j \ l . i A*#* 'J COURT HOUSE CORNER • PHONE 37 0 \ — a ¥ g *.W LIABILITY INSURANI jK S S fiiS B 7 SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP - to meet Florida Financial Responsibility Law effecllva October 1, 1947. • H You can be deprived of your right to. drive tn event you are involved in an accident causing bodily injury ig bodi‘. (image to others,.and unable to meet the or property dimage requirements of the Law. You should know about this Law and how It affects you. Copy will be mailed to you upon request. We ran save you money on your liability insurance, fl CABH DIVIDENDS TO POLICY HOLDERS MYD-COMIWr 11B f t Oj Magnolia v-f a -b i i - •- — Our P ro fit Cut In H alf By A bsorbing-Increased Cost RITZ J ' v* I m ' w I 6 First Prize............. Second Prize AVAILABLE NOW! sssttS S s ts tS S S eM sis e ee es s ss LARGS SELECTION , r ROBSON CHILDRENS WHEEL GOODS ,j * *’ “ — *«' 2 Man T«nt Sweater 16 GOODS Third Thru Fifth P rizes....................For Each Prize Winner, One Pass For Two To Ritz Theater . * Sturdy Ball Roaring 3 f t 4 W h eel Chain D r iv e n ' Taxes and licenses - — PROFIT — available for the expansion of our 'service facilities ................._____ p.nL *SJS2S? INSTRUCTIONS Ilallbta must be In Tha Herald office before noon . on Friday or postmarked by that time. All games must be. marked. TRICYCLES • ° ° and $ 4 0 .65 Other Models \ BAIXQT $ 9 65 “ p “ Winchester & Chi ‘s t e t s o n ~ FLORIDA ...>.. ALABAMA fer ^ - ROLLER — _ .. (7.KM HUN ____DUKB i C - a , |< * u p Pull SD« .4* ---- GEORGIA 1 -VB- * N. TEXAS STATE ... VANDERBILT' _____ . All Metal 1" V i * . 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Sept. 2.1. lA I- name and nddre*. of hit current Thi* ti a tnii story of n young •ft* 1*(fiend. aid. , ~ nun who found and lt»»l it dream Dumfoiinded. thr apartment. •I* thrn tu*hed li» it phone. made l o r ttir d t h r e a t e n e d Kvrr since hr trtiirnrtl fnnn a luncheon ilmi* n'flh tier and pro­ OVeril'M. hr lilt 11 Hill kill tin- ilii try posed ftilllrtthrli* between lilt* treadmill of ihr urfiAirfVil Injuring Vtchv Suisse and |>it> :t lit iuptlf. *hortage. Hr til ill mule pliirrs i- "l*Mky. >iiu ifnttn mat tv me/* limn hr had with th r pMmtroo|« he »anl “t ImVf to tfi"."thttl «imi( Hii onlv addles** «n» pbHahle hi* Stlllcgfr. Hr haunted ■<> many teal eilatc nffieva that in onr hr « n t hauled OUt for coming in nflrr lll:iM* o'clock. .They hml *evn hint around tintin ru? so. oftrn tlirv thought hr Wn* un employe. Sttnir wrrrlt* a ittt n frlrml Upped him off on how hr routd get into onr of thr fanrv new cave dwelling unit* Koine up in Manhattan tl had 20 tipplirntinn* for tVrrV npartinrnl, hill after dav*. of tti*g ptiating. pleading ami threatening to roiniiiit hari-kiri on thr t o r -xa..»cv v ( )iMtoaa‘tV**p snail try oil the r. So. . , with a ttapl* twUt ol wrist, rwjaUta your ttn tlU a 4 YOU O iV S YOU* TUGS Aluminum Steel—AVotid FREE ESTIMATES Wheel Balancing PEACE YOUR ORDER NOW AT OUR. NEW I.OW PRICE. QUICK DELIVERY C.»« C . W e lsh S E MI N O L E V E N E T I A N BLI ND CO 820 W. aril Kl. vouiiK man an d th a n g ut i^ v \ y w o R / jy ^ ! I CARRY A N T I * , S: "f/^i,^w oR R .Y j ' INSURANCE- 1jjSfabit)A^liular Ad h i Tl»i» N e w s p a p e r Phone 11£12-W Do you su ffer d istre ss from rf FOR RENT 5 ARTICLES FOR SALE 12 RECORD FLAYERS for rant. My Taint*. Poultry Supplies, Nail*, day or week. The Music Dux, UP Purina Fee*!*, G rw ensi- and W. 1st S t I'hone U53. 1 Meat*. 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Archie Brown, associate. ^ 8 ARTICLES T OR SALE HA IIY CiRAND PIANO Pricr rrn Phone 428-W or r«1l EXPERT auto painting and laaly repair, ' All work guaranteed, Ju> k.on 4 t~ fitMm—.Dadjr^Hhop, ■JUKI French Ave. I'hone 1IWU-J. DARK OAK dinette *«t, Taide, six chain,^server and china catdnrl. HU BATON E'H brand new -ervice Excellent comtilton. Phone 181department lo serve it* rtl*toni' 814 W. Catalina Drive. era j* now open. Brake* tolined. front ends biishisl A- aligned, WO USED colton mallresse wheels loilannit, biake dtlim* full sited. 607 Magnolia. turm d, tune up,, spaik plugs, " FIRE PLACE wood. 2/3 oak. carburetors,, fan licit* radiator 1/3 fat pine, 15.00 a cord. Healer hose, lamp* replaced, V)sll Fire, Wood 12. If. 18 & 18 Inch *8.08 shine today. per. strand. W. B. Swaggerty sonahle. 808 Magnolia. Mann. I«k a Monroe. Fla. D NEWSPAPERS—I OEF JR POUND. BUNDLED I BUNDLES. SANFORD Beauty Rat.m. 30'.' Park. Phone 1364. M IfcMhtl10.. IB, 20 and SB CENT 8 mo. A longer. la/Id 'wavel,* I ’LL BUY your ear regardless of HERALD OFFICE on Spiral permanent, lasting age or condition. Roy Real, 348 Crotruinole it Marhinelea*. All NEW SPINET PIANOS—Weaver. W. 2nd 8L wave* guaranteed. $8 up. Libera! trada in A,term*. The MtiMc Box. 119 W. 'First St. 8 [ Polute M3. ' . HELP W ANTED LAND CLEANING A N*U LRAIN AG R 1 NEW CATER­ PILLAR DEIHEL IIUM.DOZ­ ERS WITH l * A L M K T T 1 T W O 3/4 YD. RAKES I) It AG LINKS. K QUIPMKNT NOW IN TIBS VICINITY NIMNICHT CONSTRUCTION CO.. ORLANDO. FLA. PHONE XPERIENCED male* bookkre|H-r with references. Must have had experience in retail store work. Good workliy; condition*. Apnlv Box il. B. e/o Herald. AUTO RADIOS, Motorola. Sale* ahd Service. The Mualc Box, l i t W. 1st SL Phone S68. B atteriei A Battery Charging, IL B. POPS C, INC. | ■ ■ 13 NOTICES— PERSONAL 9 WORK WANTED SAFETY BLUE WINflSHIEDS MAR—id year* exfwHenc* In for any make or model car. Maehlnl Shop—will u k e any Kates daylight driving. Cut* other kind of work. Claude down headlight glare a t night, Smith. 607 Magnolia. Phone ntvaiae a etfie c>■ I n n m ~ 15 716-M.i COLORED woman wants full time job as cook or maid. ExpertMAGIC CHEF erteed. health card. After 6:30 PTN. BIB Banfortf Ave.---- 1080-J. FLOOR BANDING A finishing. AUTOS TOR SALE P.-WcBTKVENK— <i17-Wr-Htibhrann Phone 2*0729 •• i» ftipf *|*i itH to t Itjit WAT* V«»N m r»i-4 au fii*«i - !•••»« =l» A4!t»it!<*U«a*| «f lltt- psUB* *4 Hi *1,1.A l ItKLU 11»»■.#***,!. 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NICK'S P A C K A G E STORE 410 Sanford Avenue **MiirF iif SSL'S"£ SLiL’ S L i K i ‘ 'fhlnnlv «’iMirtn , L*1*-rl4.‘i. i * 4 u.fjuiliitP' i*» I h f U n i* I***' Mf N*»> t i - m h r f , ih J 4 » y **f N 'H i-n ih i-r I f it*, in it^fi*'itr— ^ ‘ii#r Milt t,OOK/...THC Q ZAAK SNUFFLE rtf riihltlMii ill *.i 111 r*MlI'll it Ml! wt#** *\Vilfr*-*« hand srfiil iiflh'Mf »*• : *4 1.4 f i l l “I TM IR 0 i -MAtl-t FO R A OUOT J tuCY DI0NT PUT THC SHORTSTOP fHAT-TA rtn.riCk.otoftuw- tM .GUEACHERS.r ro M O V tD TH E . o u t f ie l d * t I l l L t l ' 1 |lUrxJ-Asl.*-,1» h.1 1?1 li sin* Ilf IMF'S r A I* I4' it I* ll*«niH*t! I 1*f1» Mf Hit 9l*}r»l«lt f’yt|rtT 'M »|M % IT T IE S THE SCO RE IN T H E N IN T H / < _Jls_ r~ tturiHsk. la tt‘l. c*t. Head .AIN HAWKA TA0 t THEM Sm a r t /., MICKEY MOUSE r iii llirh iif it . f -i vi i rn r# . I I * f'.iMitiiiN, Villi rtfi* Irtiirlijf rriHiBldt»4tol 1 a tnt-rttrtt» Ifti* * Irmii I'inifI, *t|i Ji*r1i«*|a| iTi, ri*H, ,«* Kniifoti! i'fT.ititT lit lilt* i-jir iif Miitlii** I- If K By Walt Disney 11*1-biifi fill l h*r MtifeYrd «|t«if OOSMi.^nfAPPfn? WLE# 1 B e LO W TU B E A g T M W T H W IT H T H I S ' _ _____ l*« nifJlPi >M f»l»bl|llih#ti| I»fi'# It n r*'k fi^ fcutfr fiifil n {» \h * H»‘« |m |tl!i!ir f |n HsufonL H«i.iintt|n *’mint y. FI’m - f»riP* j/iii [«!; HitnUlluh \Vltf*r#n my Ititfiif n»»*1 tH* tifflfi I *#n| fif ilii* * mir1. 1h Ia IliN rtny *4, rn< t'H’tnlief, I WIT THE LONE HANGER IN T il t : I ' l l U T I i r 'l iP lt T O F T ilt. NINTH JC IH iT ,t |, Fill C U IT IN TVNI) KOI I HKMINUldt O n ttS rMiittiM. in t'liAKirrmt JAUKS VI. PATHH'K, * tv I’tain ijll aq «rw _ ? G Ff a pooou , t i d i n ' ) and ] dET TWOtJE MILLERB! HEM , *HemfP! G tY GCT AFTtR THPM' Hu l e d ba rt . aho That i PJTCH, AND They L-4 L t n w Hunt's Taxed* Feed. Store. 10 B n a j n a a a O p p o r t u a t t ' l we IH V O It C E * n it liV .lt !*■ I'l 'i n .l l 'A T t O N IN T I I K N A M E ' I T T H E K T A T I U K K U H ItU A i T t h C A Ir M K L IT \ U- I 'A T lt H 'K . • *» H a l i l ) HI . h Julia'*, Ht._ J u b a 's t U s ir ir l. N»w r.run .llsn .e ItlrM isb K in p ilr .l V U f A H C t l r .l l K I I V L'l 1>I>1A N I• K l l lo a p iw sr to t h r Pill of run, pin In i Hied In Ih r l i m i t ! l-oort I t I h r N inth Jtel I rial I'irruH , at H u *f,.,.l Hsinlnuts t’lr a s lr . K lu rh ts, In II' f* » s at J a m ** M I'e t ilr k * • i*sr m rtlla U. i ‘Alrt*h, <G/rii<1*ni. w h e n la lh» n i l , f i >ti*hr U iliv o irr . an I h* 1Tl h <!*) of O rtatirr, A, II l i l t , smt tall s a l, u s e a (1 W * f pro run lm so w ill l r n | f W a g s l a r rou, sa d th * n s SM S m I r l p a rti i t in m i T H R i t m i u K U K t i , th*t th is a r tls r l)r Im l.liahnl o n r* a arrsl rur fimr n n i K t t l l i a w s s h l In Tl) Hanford lls r s l.1 , a s * » * p * p s r ol iWhfcrf/kf I O iv jM V By P a u l Robinson ETTA KETT U£ M U E rO E J . male moObe.* V d L L.P U JC IC > j * mv oaow s. J , I <A»tfO vavao S ouebs t was V BOXIMGCHAMP ATBCMQOt,// MOfi > DC CKCN A. tl. H IT . O |*. tlafndnn C la rk of Ilf* C lr r u ll Court HamiaoU C o u n ir. g i" i Id* • f O . C l . H ral) EVEBV , .THwOVi j m , i C h e v r o le t p ic k -u p . 2300 M el- FIRST Ci! a BS (ervire .u tlo n fot '°nville AVa. , _______ real. New open.* In good Iocs- 19J0 4 door Chevrolet sedan, 103U ,tl<m. Npc*»»ary to have some 1H ton laing wheelbase Ford money to purchase stork. Writ* | truck 1036 Chevrolet pick-up. Box J. e/o Herald. 2684 Hanford Ave. N0PVE GOT TO GET.THEM,' GHEDiFP' TKAT LETTER m£AS8 EVERiHRWG I j ----- —----- PROPABLV KUttP CtpV----- s----—v CAsvFRn' r-s la y nf » f* * '» *;peri«nc*. JM1 Mode| j H ton G.M.C. truek. IL 1L Qlcssoe. Laka Mary, Fla. j w . G. Killwe, Geneva. By F ran S tr ik e r Blind Justice MISSIONARY atraw bifry plants. LAWNS | m OWED. I f * .P rices XuTO WANTED - Sni7ll icdtn J m y I^ rd Phone 788-W. , for cMh jfh o ne U38 J, E. T. Chapman. Phene 13*0- W. TUXEDO FELDS—cajvplsle Uce. VEG ETABLE &G/cUa E .^vnA /uznib <lik ***** it«n petHlitiit t vi Ui« * iff 'Mil n<u, C m it lf , r in iK t s ; W ITN KH H mv haw and Ik. fil ial M l of this r o ir t, Ihla '‘ cleaning A waxing. Our power FRIED SHRIMP DINNERB . every night at Homer's. With Its Nervous, HighstrunK Feelings? Iierrlri'fi Most llrsnllfiil Aluminum •• Cedar •• Polished Aluminum Ask Me Far Free Katlmatr 144. Ha ill Cal. wonder peppaf plant. U B Blpae Ave. just .off Celery * Office ph. 403 rstidence oh. BIB-B YARDLEY VENETIAN BLINDS IT PAY! TO LlfTEN Read The Ad* ■ .rV^"mrt ■*** 4 *■' �'* V ,' . M O N D A Y . S E P T . 29. 1947 T H E S A N F O R D D E R A L D , S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A Racial Relations Are Stressed At Ball Park Meet Warning Issued Sanford Is .Commended For Accident Prevention Work AgainsjL Lavish Palestine Explosion <raa(l»»4 l*»« F*«e ***** the lime of the hlail xilffered minor cut* and biuixci. Police laid thp homb- j u Uf 9 ■fftiir f*!i»ailed>Uf*ilaaWsawp>oMM*w^i. Irr racial evening at The Municipal wax dumped fiom a truck whte t rant, 'to r then W m W l r t f ! TWli N il IIii *i I Tm T Ball Park under the direction of the RevT'W. R. Fairley, colored evan­ backed up to the wire barricade ■iferine** to llir need of reduring liaffic accident*. Among the group gelist, In spile of rain* the meeting wax fairly well attended. House Member Wants *vh«* met with him at the City Hall were H. N. Sayrr, city manager, surrounding the police station and The meeting wax featured hy spirituals tung by ihe Silver Tone dropped an improvised ramp ovrr flordon Bradley, County judge R .W. Ware, City Judge J. G. Sharon. Control Exercized. Gospel Stageri from Noith Carolina and Virginia. ihe barrier. Rolling down the J. ftrailev Odium. Jark Ratigan arid R. W. Ruprechl. Payment Required City Attorney Fred R. Wilson addressed the meeting briefly and ramp hind crathinn into the build­ Mr. Hill preientrd an NSC .tnslym of the Sanford report given . . . . warned the group against th e * ------------- — ■ ing. the barrel exploded moment* WASHINGTON. Sept. 29 W subversive element! in thi* coun­ Ly I'oliee Chief Roy G. William* liter wtb a roar-which ibook the try that would destroy loyalty to Service Pins Given Rep. Whitlrn (D-Mi»».). which dhowird that during IVPi whole harbor srra. ‘ , A th* government. lie , pointed out there u err Iwn vehu tr in i utiTitthat "compr»i it through >ii-' ' To Old Employees The track, which pulled away ^ that work amt production was a m antle*. i t • «*n-ratal injury oul American dollars^on tintple iejust twfore the Mast, later was solution of many of the problems accident* and 135 p lu p e ily dam ­ of the day. Two local citizens, Janirs H. found abandoned -In a neat by quesl," laid today lulutr aid l<> age accidents. . . . Euio|te should Jollnw the p*lleril Thp Rev. Fairley In hi* talk Hodge* of Lake Monroe, A. I.. square. Sanford was repotted to Intrgun Zv*t Leumi, Jewish under­ Story, 61H Palmetto Avenue, San­ Stressed the point that while and tied for l.V.lth place in the aeriof ihe Import-K*|v(>it Bank loan* colored people in the South could ford, have twen presented special ground organization, immediately dent record* section among citir* to foreign counliiet. and would solve their own prob­ pins in recognition of their servieg issued a communique declaring of this group. It wa* tire! for HI and Light that it* agent* had carried out Thix lyi»e loan, hr Inld a re­ place in total amount of credit lem* without outside Interference. with • Florida Power U* pplnted out that in many Company, If. H. Coleman, dis­ the attack in rpUritaUon for t**11*' porter. provide* "alMolutr a»»ur- given for ttnffir engineering, n Committeemen Voice to Itauburg of the easea the negro himietf la. hi* trict manager, announced today shipment ance of irjraymenl and »u|tervirion Hee in rank from Kith plan* ihe Exodus 1947 Jews apd the deportMr. Hodge*, a helper at the rumown greatest hand lean due to hix W illingness To Go previous year. The City wm * com­ r'- fb by the United Stair* of the u»e ol mended for placing of rrsjicmaj* not wanting to shoulder respon­ many's Sanfrd steam electric atfon to Cyprus of refugees who Along.W ith Truman sibility. He stressed the need of generating plant, was employed hy reach-d Palestine Saturday Idftty *>f traffic engineering in the luch loam." the right training of youth to Florida Power and Light Com tioard the Afalpi. Whilten. memhei of the llouti City- engineer’* office. Sanford Irgun labelled the bombing WASHINGTON. Sept. 2 9 -fA f pony in September,' 1927 and ha* make them useful citizens. ns* tic-si for liMtli place in total Appropriation* C o m m i t t e e , »a*H amount of credit given foi Traf­ A lampling of D rm ntutir Nation­ The good will program was 20 years of service to his credit, “operation Hatalmf"—a contract­ that undrr ihb plan “tlie Unile(: fic Law Knforcemeiil. highly commended hy J. A. Kos Hr was born and reared ia Marion, ion of the word* Hamburg and al Cumnyltrrmrn lined up behind conviction iCrnld slmwi-tls ter, negro boy scoutmaster of has lived in Florida for 30 years Afalpi. OS State* *ell* foreign countries wlntl ftr>Therate* and was formerly with the Atlantic for hazardous moving Senator J, Howard McGrath of The attark was the first biajor Sanford. they need on credit but only alter Coast Line Railroad Company. violation*, or 93 percent of ar­ Rhode liland today in the face outbreak of vlolrnc# in Palestine Th* program was sponsored by we appro*e the uie to lie made ol . Mr. Stacy, a meter rrader-colrest* for these violation* result­ of tome expretied diicatitfacliun In three months. The casualty LiJiB• the Good Will" Yoilth Council the material and only after a ing in conviction*. This exceeded with hit apparent drtignatinn at which was set up under the ill- Icelor. joined the company in Sep- toll was exceeded only hy tha plan for repayment i* iiihmitted the,top 30 percent figure mi ibis the" parlyjj next chairman. *ret ion of the Rev. J. J. Ole*, temher, 1942, and has been with bombing of the King David Hotel T *-*1 —***'*» _TJ item. Tlicic were -4H coiivicliotu. .V . pastor.of RL Jam es AMK Church, Hu. .company Ltvw years. He was hi denualem-rwn July 22,-19*6proved.'* A uimpaign o* b e W l ot-U .-S. •v-i-iT •'n^t • i- , , for upwrapimL-a qshjrie w>«4a.-tint Council committee includes: horn in Lincoln County, Tenn., And nml the Goldsmith Officer* Clutr He ixTuTtr glia rrtlier mrmneT/ ,f7i ||j,. influrmt- of alcohol. Tin- District Judgr James J, MtGranWITH A Hf AVI AND A GRUNT little Ji*> DePletro, Potenon. N. J-. HfU a -Samuel Wright, Hortense "Hen­ has been a resident of Sanford for last March I—|*ith operation* tor City rank* among the top dll per- ery of Philadelphia for the chair­ .tnaxs of metal weighing 325 pounds amt sets a new record for his weight derson, Lillie II. Fields and Roose­ 19 years. He hat two children. which IVgun Zv*l I-eumi assumtd of Congrei* foul npjwxril th »ent of ritie* for traffic law .en­ Mr. Colerddn. tu ahpopnving the responsibility. Britiih loan and other* of that forcement liy having 15 officer*, manship dcvrloprd over the week­ class In the two-hand military press. A mighty atom of the barbell world, velt Harris. Joe Is pictured periorndng In the International Weight Lifting Cham­ Ninety-one person* were killed Sololsta. on the musical pro­ service awards, pointed out that type "largely on the ground that including five full time traffic end. following Robert E. Ilannrpionships at Philadelphia He stunds fi ur (CM, eight Inches and tips tlie gram were Millard Strickland who among the company's more than in Ihe King David bombing and gan'x annoupcrmenl hr will itrp there it imufficirn! control” ovei officers. 2300 members, 282 of them have rrales at I22H. The It. S team won ip ttiree dosses. (International) j sang "Danny my Roy” and Christine 16 at the Goldsmith Club. No piildir education for *afrt)i down breause -of ill lie.ilth. been with the company 20 year* or them. Today V bombing, which coincid­ Chapman who sang “Lord 1 Have more. credit was given lecnii'e ltd* part There are 820 member* who But it ran head-on into a hig These loan*. he *ni<L wero.qul uf ilu* report »n< not filled out, Tried." The Gospel Singer* sang, have been with the company fiva ed with the opening of the Arab tf "Precious Lord," “In That New case on Palestine l-efore * spec­ used to rehabilitate the rnuntrie* U was ai»o pointed out that no obstacle:, the tradition that a pietiJerusalem.” aiul "My Record Will years or more. ial United Nation* committee in *1n many instances" hut “ were local safely council exist*. Mr. •drill, ax titular leader ol his He There." New York, came as Haifa Jew* Used either nppeaset certoln Hill stated that no city ran have 1-egan celebration of the eightsegment * of the populntiniin nr a complete safety juograln with­ parly, hat ihr ‘right to choose Ins U S Destroyer Hit own chairman and that the com day feast of the Tabernacle* else to carry on experiment* in- out politic education. . Arabs Will Ffcht »T 8 PHtN'GS, A rk.— “What (''■■lias#* frmm I'M* »>«t t Snwnihl [___Li> t^U*iif_tyrm:..<>L xQ u ay n iu L -----Tile- tcporl - rev—TilIlie ruled—Uuit mitie*—uU lict r j i . 'U BBH ga m i 94i at twT<»d<n acient yOrek or the. Jew *'from The pledge t'* cam|taigii for Me* ought we tu do iiTrtiiif*thc critic defense of ruuitx and other formal | (raattoaeq i , « I'aa* o .., •J for Sanford to rank among the Egypt and recalling their eating tJnder Ihe lm|>nrl-Kxport loan top .10 percent of ritie* it should (■ninety when the committee of newspaper*}” Institution* ngsinst the whim* of trine and ihe comiiosiiion of th-.* Pacific Shipyards). Nat It. Howard, editor of Cleve­ the nmU Not the least it ran [present Gfeek government Thq Destroyer Ilouglss H. Fox, of manna from heaven. plan, he said, Ihe country making have elected, removed or rerun- meets here Oct. “it to select a which hit a mine today off Trieste, land (O.) News and president of Thi* morning's explosion ripped repayment together with a tmdgei dilioned approximately 47 traffic new cliieltaln came from John ne on is to get to nrcsx on time lo At the same time, the* United it* need* nn*. submit n plaq of sign*; two truffle signal* should t'uhlib DemocraHo slate chnir- Ameriran .Society of Newspaper reach the uHJfflate-consumer* with State* promised tu make availahl.* wa* the latest type, Washington a gaping six hy 12 foot hole In Fffllort. naked tile i|tii-*tiori nt the officials said. the wall of Ihr police headquarters, . application mutt "ipciifv what tic. ni ode ml xed. Lour milf* of mait for Massachusetts. the fact*. to tlie United Nation* Assembly She left Norfolk July 21 to in which some 60 British policeand statement of tax struct lire renter and lane murk Inga should "No , careless or complacent amt its 65-nation political com­ -Cahill said he has no personal 45th anniversary convention of showing wherein provision would lie maintained and ltd rrns* walk* o|ipo-iiion to McGrath, whom he Soul hern New spaper Publisher* newspaper man can search for mittee "every detail" of the join United States wsrshlpt in then were sleeping or on duty, ex­ snarti rabies and a litter. regularly marked. The City re­ ilc*cril>cd a* “an aide, active and Association llrre. be made for repayment". the truth, whether he t>e the puli- American program to nid Greece. the Mediterranean under the com­ posing snarled The answer, be said, is ihe re- li<her _ mand of Vice Admiral Berhard of masonry. “Uniter such loan*, dollar* ate ported 105 signs, no tiaffie signal militant Democrat," but lie deor tha curb reporter. Ilersrhel V. Johnson, U. 8 . del­ II, Ilieri. The Kox was on het' lent less pursuit of truth arid tpitp j " ' Part* of bodies were blown 60 not loaned tint credit* ate set inipriiveinenls, no miles of ninth i lun il: Papers lo He Admired Up within the United State* and ing* and 10 (no* walk*. "I ttilmtre most those newspnp- egate, made these declarations be­ way from Venice. Italy, to TrieUe yards across the wide 'avenue ‘•Tin- party will need in its new licatlon of trutli, wtiatever the to i»e. oe. '(-ri in whose'operation*, ytut detect fore the political committee after when the explosion occurred. into bu Iid ing* apposite the head­ the bflrrnwlfig-’firfwm» .p#a«dzt»k —--7- ■ , ----- ;-----national chillimun n t4-bmir**a- truth is foundtj nt “Not even the most wishfu of nn e)Mtric rllrrent of constunt calling attention to what he call­ A Sumner class destroyer, she quarter*. Buildings across th* day man, one who will la- aide to then to rlraw against *Trh creriit*," IOlltH' M c i ' t i l l i f was built In 1944, displace* 2.200 unlagbnisU can hurt us so long n,.w. pursuit. Those papers whose ed "gross calumnies” agnipst the street were damaged and win­ he said. ‘ . travel from state to state, a full [on’', ,'nl ai ,v*i editors have not forgotten how to United Htate* by Russia and her tons and has a wartime comp­ dow* went broken within a radius ■Meanwhile several London new*, lime man." I 9 owl Inurrt Ifilm I |tgr lllIV I lement of 315 men. She is one of n quarter mile hy the force of paper* warned Indny that author* llicy t|Kinior an Anna Miller I'iiitr* i° VV,!n ’ , | I tw reporters in an emergency; satellites In connection with the McGrath, who said lie will of th» moxt heavily armed of the explosion, which was heard "It is we who have to do and w business nisnuqers regutar- Ameriran aid program, of the Paris report on the Mar­ among rneniberi wivrx in order lo ''proceed on the theory that my mder the search of truth ami fact u r,.„lFit.llt. , in. tn, American destroyers, her main atop historic ML forme). shall Plan may have erred on the ifilri an avowed attempt to com­ task will be to re-elect President * side (if optimism in estimating promote lint work. He wax inlro Truman," announced be will ie- tiwtay a ml always, ! l i „ ^ t| ‘paper can be first with the story; promise the fight between Rus­ b attery consisting of nix fivr-inch only uur urdtilnrd I rife* o a j w|,uae advertising staffs are cons- sia and the United State* over gnn*. plus 10 torpedo tubes: th* amount of American financial cluced hy Exalted Ruler J.’E. Row tuin hi# sent in the Senate nnd Special Sens right, hut a duty which we can of hrr, k l nnH ready m r*ft assistance renHired for Fuiupraii land. * seive a s'p n ily chairman without hire no one to do for u*. As to n g ,,(| ,,r|||r wh|.n |h |,ir out the llslkan problem, French min­ economic recovery. Friday ta the United National pay ister of State Yvonne Delhox apr Owf) i (('•sllsin l y U j u t f T y l i tr»m x p m . . I’nae « xxuxr - - ■ ^ -Ah outstanding program of enaa In our own heart* we want the fj|M w.„ h „ , m, . h|nK excljisive All agreed the report wa* “an In affirming the Jews’ readiness composing Hie cabinet food com- * to the Soviet” Union and during .',f M - ? ,u:T "! furls to sptead forth for the |>ne pi,*,,, of news; whose reporters (waled Imppsy lvs-doeurnent—-hut | - fore- Ittliinmciu-JEM-Wiaculcil itsmsatellite* to cooperate toward In work out for themselvrs the .ml lire. tlie evening, and dnnring w as en- L o h ih ilfle q w h u h t o u b jlt c le m le i ide to know, we wilt organize ami constantly are embroiled In fight* seeking a peaceful settlement. 1st lug* tin- jMisslIiil It v of father problem of assuming statehood* fur comment generally indicated One congtrssional Republican price Increase* in the tinted State*, e!t and orchestra. Featured on the approval of McGrath, of whom inspire the kind of search which over the fact; whose epmpoalni Del bo* spoke before th# As- (len-Gurbn asserted that they no agent could achieve., joyed to Ihe music of Harry Kudroom foremen nr# caught .up will questioned Ihe wisdom of estimate i ore men are c a u g r ir .u p w h o , ^mhly-’s-BC-natbm-lloHtleaL e a rn Hnimegan said 'Mr.* .Truniaq “in- “Faria of a drain-rate world, «nd j g rn m w e ir Itick A ik i-n , S a n , , , » -Ing needs in dollars rather than pf rio qpoperation with th* Arabs, hqt he dure ,itlr. (calling /ra i|tlltf together i„Brih rr the the four four m f rrTtpr— 5nlm xt:~~R1tT1— RTTfler* - d W i c l - h t s - n p rw o v a l. added firmly: ~"Tn (fdorTCsoil mio-hlnery. C w t , •5?TSrr ««' ern 3l*jaS iC !aO E “ Uulgaria ^ 8 *m Morris, Arixona committee ■wirincssramat. neight>ors—Albania, comulicated communities wait for i? committees) to lie followed is llmri*. nri-ompaiiying: Mis* Alma who«o publisher raises hell when and Yugoslavia—are-- boldly—com­ JT tix .n u w cUxj cj-th aa evar- __ The flnanrlaj time* sairl the ro. mini, expressed the majority view R -iaK T Otis ' h lk lh r <W w-i - and- make-puUic—w ind live paper isRscooped and wiih jus mitting "arts of aggression" white, there can be no settlement nor can post em ituiud "jliimimiui m u in ii- lam MeAleXnodei 'of th-l. nid ami lucTnclIy. 111 will go along will ,t-tt i p i — , p ip that Congress ptol>aldy could tfnns pointed out that it estimalerl niece of J . L. McAli-xander of the President ami vote for Sen­ man’s fortunes never more' depen­ tire because he has worked hard to th# UN seeks,'a solution.■ Palestine Iteeome really Indepen­ not be catleJ into session befora Jmrmrt and export price* will 'hi* eltyt Mi** bIn Mae Look, ator McGrath,” he *a)d, “because ded on the rapid disclosure of the biillil n paper Ihrfl should not tw dent unless a Jewish state Is es­ Delho* announced he wa* sub­ December 1 if Ihe President wmtlnilc at mlil-11147 level* during whistling soloist who formerly t U-lfeve he is the mail th* Presi­ fuels, umi the pointing of the scooped. itting a proposal to ton* down tablished.” should finally rule that necessary. truths which thry form. "I marvel that the critical sur­ m Ren Gorin's statement cam# 1MB, and thereafter export prices P*rf'*; "" dur- dent desire* as chairman. This' Informant said the Presi­ "This is no lackadaisical, mean­ veyor* of our alteration* never U>* United Stales demands for a* the United Nations special com­ will tc maintained wheteas iin-! '" f 'he war on to 8. 0 . service Francis M. Hixtlinc, Idaho com* dering world any longer, if imb-id discern how little time is wasted a finding of guilt. At the tarn* mittee on Palestine, meeting in dent reported that almut $1,100,• i I port prices will fait-rapidly. falLrapidly.” tninmenU, jrml little Maria he said France wa* - ready New York, prepared to hear Arab- 000.000 of aid will be needed. U*. The Finaniial Tmr* xml there Menendet who gave a tap dunre, riillteema'n, said1III Pocatello tliat it ever wmL This i* a dangrroUH nnd how few ti;*r* nre shed over lime, he knows nothing nf thu issues world, in which time, good will, whether the new* is ‘favorable* or to support the ’United State* arguments against It* proposals said the figures given were $000,“is no reason to suppose" that Itiy and encore. Miss Me Alex iiniter, a Ill-Land hut “ I imagine Dial the National nnd courage ore uf Jh* essence. If ‘unfavorable’; for thry could. If plan for a special assembly corn- for partitioning Ihe Holy l-and. 000,000 to $700,000,000 to set relative prim movement will *fnvut* liigh school giif, who'tins u voice Committee would go along with our calling was ever thought of as they would, 'detect the urn axing million to watch over the Balkan, Jamal Hussein), 65-yrsr-old nep­ France and Italy through the F.urone a factor whielt will demerely pleasant4, profitable, prut fact that neither Ihe reporter ner situation. hew of the exiled Grand Mufti of. winter and up to $600,000,000 termini the adequacy of any U, of exceptional clarity and power, President Truman’s selection.” Only id^ small fraction 'of the cultural, it ran be no more. Tlie the publisher, in our fast-moving Jerusalem, wa* listed as the first additional to feed populations in 8, assistance that may t*e forth­ was iierniitpiuged liy Miss t.Uliuo JKRU8 AI.RM, Sept. 29, bp)— -British and American occupied Weil* of UeLniM, Among her commitjee could tie readied, ao newspaper lias become u_ weapon, operation,* has time to sift and * coming. Confidence in thr> ability of Palos- speaker. At the tame lime ah Arab areas nf Germanv and Austria. _ The Time* iilso found, “ ample nurubfr* were VSweet Mystery the Cffuiil ’was far from decisive. nn agency of statecraft', a highly suppress nny facta he may dislike line Jews to take care of them­ Another Republican said figures Alone', nnd Hut it failed to turn up the "great Impart*fit .bulwark against the life to comfort. Whichever it room for error mid the |Ku«iliill- of Life" “Thine should the Rrilfsh pull put spokesmarwln Baghdad called upon discussed for intrrtip relief In Itenjemher" from .many" members which Cahill, pre- new barbarians and.the older peril seem* to him. he knows only one selves the suites to take "decisive action f l e a o misenleiilnriiin" f .............................. ami adiled; “ Wilt Yim was reflected today in a Zionist ftlnyllr paramount-obligation, to atap the leader • declaration that hla people to save Palestine." Tha spokesman, Europe, particularly for Franc* < dieted would support McUrnuery. of human Impclessiicss. tffeeUve, should l« conceived in Maytlme. fact* into print fast for the people are “both willlnr and able to im- Senator Sadi Albassam, a member and Italv ranged up to half a Understanding Within Craft . “Any plan for assistance, to be • Hick Aiken received plenty of Hcverpl committeemen praised -» ■ i “What the hclnhorcr* of the to know. delegation lo the Arab billion dollara. terms or of quaniincs qunnlitir* rather than (arms rainer m an npplaux* fut* hix rendition nf the I’hilndelphian Philiidriidiuin but Ion said saitl lUey tlie ement WtUenwnt" of the Holy a f t h a iIraqi He expressed the opinion that League meeting which open* in M h f l i e d a i u o u B L q r m h w f i a ^ ^ i D m n " --MU whi*h— ha-aang. wmlIll arcing with th a-P n tlL tt$w*p»p«*f do nnt apnreclnte ts “I^ t them like It or dislike It tnd.problem by establli ’ ------------------ . T th e .Arthur A r t l i n r Godfrey l .m lf ie v n rin rrs rn . .. . . . " oh the program. the understanding which Is within —the pcopla will settle the ulti­ Baghdad Saturday, declared that Interim relief could not lie given dent’s wixlirS'. a sovereign Jewish state He n Iso oang "Shortnin* flread," our craft, that'newspaper* wMrh mate issue* anyway. We commit­ “abrogation oil and economic without Congress specifically *)».. David Ben-Gurlon, head of th* ronocessions, oaf T “Sunrise nnd You” and '■"lllg do not search relentlessly for the ted our nation and our descendant* and boycott of Brit- proprlatlng money or directly au­ thorising the Ex port-Import Bank Ittown [tear!” Miss Cook Imitated New York Fire truth Id publish will eventually go theory that the people of a Jewish Agency executive and chief ith-Amcriran trade, are our best to advance th* money. traffic cop whistles, various birds, Seminole County out of bust net*. ' They seem to be­ tofroothesociety will know how to def- political spokesman for Palestine weapons which we can and must "There Is no way interim relief and whistled solos ■with Mrs. lieve that newspaper rnterpris* end and to prosper themselves- Juwry, mad# th* declaration y**- use at this stage.” |<*Ml|ase4 I.-hm l-.xf <>*•> Court Records ran he given without legislation," HortUhy Thomas of Ih-Lmtd ocran manage A patchwork of syn.li- Anil so the people have been set terdav In commenting upon Brito giv* |H>wrr w rrr lost when i eompanylng nnd was heartily dlb rated fcatutc*. opinionated edltorl Nature produce*- n»w soil at th* he said. • tllng the issues for 160 years, and tain'a decision to surrender her 300-foot section of the f,000-fool applauded. Little Miss Mrlirmlex at*, and a tlsllcs* gathering of on what basisT On the basis of Holy Land mandat* — announced rate of about dm inch In 600 It t l l l l O T t UKKItx Anirilnn fit.. unU Csiualty Lit. handouts, and thrust this dull the truth exposed in print, largely Itlff hand for her tap dance. years. pier collapsed. Another section near Tu Non. -llll.. rt (be shore alto fell. NiHiiinhly l*urt>. To t‘t»r»nc» . II. combination down the throaU of a hy the newspaper*. They.are still defenseless populace. Nothing I* doing so. hush Jr, rtu t Ktsljrn T. The Idas* caused transmission Florida Storm IIii. m M. II. T. .lox <*oia TO T. » further from th# fact*. For the “That* Is where the crlH#*M*nd 0f 36 file- Im-II signals ill eight lluml-t-'t I" T free American people will have YOU GET FULL VALUE RECEIVED, l^lk-wli*. lie)# #l#lr Morris ’)'■ news and go to great length* to the demagogs have ntlosed tha «Urtp*,*one of the girgicst series It'ssIlM nl fruai I'k ir Oast tioat. If their fear* were well P R O L O N G S THE l i f t nf signals in «4he history of the ported efforts were being made It-,- Oor.i#get It. **i \ . • , ■ I. nnbort, Jinspb rut* m l To founded, the psopt* would have EVERY TIME YOU BUY YOUR New Ynrk CHy fire dr|)ntim vit. to ittfloal her, The sea-going tug Mntr “We of the newspaper burines* gone wrong long since, and our I. IVtlnht OF YOUR OLD HOOF The fire' wa* discovered under ATA 211). out of Ctuxrlraton, S. •IKAt. KaT.iTH WllllTCAUK* • long sinca learned what it mean* tl«nn. t\ It »tvt K rtlin T. T« to srarrlA ’nr the truth. It mean* free republic corrupted hy error, YEARS LONGER Flier 57 and spread landward to C., for Glen Cove Springs, Fla., BEVERAGES would lie no more. A- Urge structure connecting thai reported she was unable to make Klr.t .Vatlnn.il Itsnk nf tlrlniut-t to tw> etTmally dlM*tl*H#d with * “Aa long a* our loins are filled I'M kin* ItnrniunJ To llowlsn.1 SENSATI ONAL NEW . pier wllh Pier 6h, along which much headway and was standing Finance what we find of It, and to feel that . from ... that occupational disease of Grace Liiisr.SatiU Rita was fur ■open water until thv storm . ItMwMer. T. M. ls*H Tn J. »- every jnurnalixtic discovery of f*ct with MITHOD OF JTOPFINO oure, that ache to 'iv arfh and dlaMttnso* is only an additional challenge to soluble*. ' * BILL’S PACKAGE STORE and BAR LEAKS WITH NON-RUSTIt, 1, ria l Hrt*n H. Todig for. the facta beneAth ti)*L It cover and publish, neither the re­ r When the flames ihteatene-l Meanwhile, the turbulent At­ J. II,W. 1-wn. public,. nor the people, nor th* |JU« INO; ALUMINUM MITAl Pier 58, lugs pushed the Sanlx lantic was making a mesa of aiTinFA t-rm * n r a t m rti aiik * mean* not being AAtlsfled *Bh * newspapers have anything to wor­ 112 Weet First Street Phone 880 Rita, scheduled to sa il'Isle today some of northern Florida'* p!*yKnitlunt Alaatlc Nettoeel ll*nk To handout statement full of wind ry about” and nothingness, whethar the for &>uth America, into the mid- ground*. High tides, whipped b y * F. ii. Uysun — -*w-------------Th# Mauan fo. ,(J. W, MuO'W handout i* from th* biggest cor­ -■ •tream channel. Th* Santa Rosa dinging northeast gale, ilestroyed Tim ur) To IL M. t'errnwsr #•'•* poration In the world, or from the salltd late Satutday from Plei two house* near Jacksonville and fsrrtr A*VOR SALE football roach, or from Molotov damaged several other*. vr. TOTAIIV PI'RLIlt MOTORS INN in Moscow, * Hlau of Florida To Lout A Hairs, The great combers cut through 2 AoxilUnt Chief Fire Marthal iiNinnAm.K nisriiA iiuK a “It meins tr'.lning'nrm e'c** In arid icctlons nf seawalls in this are; ire*. Nevy To Jn**ph Itilwll W.IU Martin Scott said that all petcoinage to dtmattd specific ans­ TRUCKERS REST (tons who had worked on the pier washed away beach cabanas apd Army To Philip t \ Klanl#V. Jr. wers instead of generalities, nnd tamaged waterfront approachoa 'French A tkatlssl* Bird. WiUHItttK l-tt't-A*K* Saturday or Sunday would tie I*. Hhlrk, Nrw Orlrsni. editorial writer* In the hard menigatloned in an effort to dstar- and eroded lands behind pro- Iat.Hlrwnrt rbland JanlUn# Tallow, t)rl#ndo. ta.l effort of stripping the v»rb1 tcatlve barriers. line th* cause of tha fir*. age from Ihe meaning. It mean* Ini the beach area near Jack­ ■Commissioner Frank J. irritation with a nows scrvlc#>hen damage was estimated ayi* said that 700 or 800 bale* sonville, • * m r o v a oio root ths Coronado Beach Hotel adjacent Il ls sluw or averraulioua or iels ’ Dr. C h a r iM ^ m S a w * i t $300,000 or more. Fifty Coast Cotton caught fire In the Guardsmen- and resident* worked to on* of th* houstA which roll­ Optometrist in r**pon*lv# to a news issue. It • M o ir n n co n tend story of th* shed of Pier to shore up eottagek believed ed Into th* a*a today, Mid that sana investment of dollar* and Sanford Atlantic Ok. Bldg. , Though under control, the fir* undermined hy th* breaker*. Hours: »-l* t-$ PhoM W hf* hotel also was In danger but manpower in apparently hopeless • r u n of e m u soviet $56.95 go on for days," ho **td. 7V4 hr*. •• 8*L l - l l ’ .' ” * : At F ernandas several houses that ha h*H*v*d It would “rid* or trivial eiplorAllon of obscure suspicion. ~ Fy*a Examined - Gtaows* FHUd eping up Horn the un­ were damaged and power line* out the storm." “It means getting all sides of m int wa* noticed hy a pier were down. Daytona reported its Lets serious damsg* was dona I who turned in the first txares littered with debrla and on tha Daytona Beach OceanM FOIL $51.35 ■ftrehoats turned their winds up ta 46 'mile* per hour.. front, whare report* by city of;i -•, T - -V ]>Q h H* tmwmmm•*••••*• FORthe p lar^s|« crew* A _Bcd-Cxeaa-U fe **vtrig-#U- fir lari* ami pro party »witw s-ii>FOR THETBESTtCE CREAW mag* would KXMANUmY PHU pneu- tion at New Smyrna Beach, south dicated tha total damage fhrough tha of Daytona, was washed Into amount to about $200,000.$12.25 Mcist of this loss arose from 2F, h ref. ilriftwwd. So wm a n ocean front A' \n > destruction of L g m T o E u ro p e ^ ^ Some Objections Seen To McGrath As .Chairman Passion For News Seen As Salvation Of America’s Independent Newspapers C jjarfoi/ FLY mown to Ch ica g o • Garfo/Z to NEW YORK * to MIAMI# 1 to i I TIP—Tnr> built to protect property from ooptn front Casino at also was reported In danger of tidal action, rone ret* approach rgnp* to the wide beach, ai playground equlpmertt.' “ '^ ^ d w a lH n fn *t N«w St Beach toppled into the a*0, . foundations undermined by roaring I V j i — i,iivg ‘i *•Via Wo make our own Ice Ctm o i . A ll ftarore Tkity — Delicious — Healthful Alrlinn# Paancnrera f T-yJ-i- _ . 1,■t > ^ •• ‘ Mr >IalI Air Express s :; PHONE 1325 ~* h i . /' * * ri ; ^=^1 , -*’ S’frk==^==ui-“' . ’ * \ v V *- I ' ~~ . ---=gsr?Tr - v . -V»vvw . » , - . . ■— -- * j . j i MIRACLE CONCRETE pO.;iM Ue. ^icv ------ — -- • ‘ •All Far#4 Pin# Ta* Fsr AUe-AIr Travel fUeerraUMts TIP—TOP ICE CREAM 414 Sanford ta- CREAM . ;S B 1 mI . Phone 1885 �i i t -“ \ a ♦W - u .. In Unity There 1« Ktrinjitlr-* T 1IK W K A T IIK It T o Protact III* l'* a r * of lb * W o rld ; . I*ai 11» iluudy and continued mod* To Promote Mio Progress of America; To Produce Prosperity for Stnfotd. ' ■*«_Jg.'v - i. —v tfD ..... i TV . " '■ ... y s,..«,-4.<s'h *i»» •*•** AN VOLUME XXXVIII * E s ta b lis h e d ISOS D A IL Y S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A NEW SPAPER , | foreign Policy ankees Seven Youths Are Arrested In Crackdown On Auto Thefts Senator Vandenberg Says Quick Aid To Europe Needed For Elemental Survival ure opener In By 5 -3 C o u n c i l 1$ Continued • 2 Moslem States Of Yemen And Pakis­ tan Admitted To U. N. Membership * N O , 228 AssucinU'd Press Leased Wire T U E S D A Y . S E I T . 30. IS I7 Non c .Partisan Y ,T Canada * S* iO ■■f t -** IN D E P E N D E N T Officials Warn Of More Slaps From Russians Scene Of Opening Series (Janie — I Yanks Score 5 Runs In Fifth Inning; Crowd Of 73.365 See Opening Game Iwo'D.d and'youth*, who at members ut a gang uf teven yuUtliv WASHINGTON. Sept. R) oP»— By JACK HAND have been charged with the theft of twu automobile* here, two in Senator Vandenberg (R Mull. • YANKEE ST ADIUM. New Yoik. Change county and one in 1-ake county, were yetleid.ty turned over •aid today that m the mallei u! Sr pi. R) ''l i I*.- old Yankee Attack On Truman By to Sheriff P. A*. Meio fullowing aireil Sunday in Drl_rnd by Drputy emergency aid tor Europe "thIng inning t*>inmI* woikrd again Red Press Seen As Jr»* Kincher of Volutia.* uunfj and are now in the County Jail awaiting iminrdiatr qprstton i« one ot ele­ ludav a* thr Nrv* Aorkrp* shattrial in Circuit Court. mental human tutvival in a freForerunner Of More trn-*l 21 ii-ai-old Ralph Uranca’s Sheriff Mem ilated IIlia morning that Ilie* t**o youth*. Thuma* Mur­ Mxirly." t no-bit kwt- willi li*e aim*' in lbe“< • I t'9 ray. H and Wesley UllberL 1H > ----------Vandenberg. the'recognired-Nra--■ WASHINGfON; SCpt- W'ld'i filth frame foi a 3-3 triumph had been hrfhirht by th/Tr'lRr.-nTs flrfando. violent anti ale Republican t|Hikrtman o n'lor- An inuratmgly ovn UkmvLIvi* brfoir a record to the Volusia county jail. The finding of mis Thomaa lloncy, employee of the was the fa s t clue to aiitluirlties of ngti |k>Jn>) matlrrt, made that American campaign by Kuriian 71.165 turnout hi .Ilie opening Seminole Tire - Shop Whoso 1030 the ring allegedly resnonvible for itatement in announrmg hr lus press and radio wa* prrdnlrd /.line of thr Wotl.l Setirt. Ford automobile was stolen on the the thefts, said Sheriff Meio. Oth­ called the Senate Foirign Rrlationv l.slay hy U ix . offiiiali rsanvining 1wrl* r Yanks'h a d brrn ictircd night of Sept. 13 from in front of er members of the gang have been in auccettiun by lait-ballmg his homo at 70U Welt Ninth Street turned over to Oiange county for l ommittre to meet Nov. 10 in Mokow’s propaganda line. I hw ■ today told Sheriff Mero that ho trial ami include Ki.-d Zornes. John accordance with a iequr*t limn s4i*l the atlaik un Pm ulrpt (Itania, thr Dodgris’ 21-game hail recovered the motor and cer­ llowling, Ueorge S*'baatian. Ral­ President Ttutnan. Vamirnlieie lium an l>V a Ruitian tuaga/lli. winners,«until lliry cut loose -with tain other parts of the ear, hut eigh liirk o t and another Dowlipg v*Jlich vuiupared him -with llillrl i their big Ilunv that completely not the frame and body which had l>oy, all of Drljind according to i» chaitman of the gmup. Eiplaining why he had not <g*t mdicatea « dnifion ot pull *>*.» ! unnerved thr nglilhamler. ' been dumped, into a deep lake inr Sheriff Meru. Volusia county. George Sebastian was arrested ed 111! coninqttee to meet until all ‘ the slop*. lltam a was followed in turn by fl A 11*41 -Packard sedan, the pio- yesterday in Del-aiul and turnrd fj**v. It), Vandenbeig laid th On* oflliial rsp irtfril lirllrl Hqnk Hvhimari ajiJ. Hugh Casey. -4— perty of Mra. T. Ujadford Hyrd.' over to Sheriff. Shertrf. (Rack Slack of Orange Urang*? State" H , , *• "li . . I t.iiik Shea, who rlaitrd for the w a t. siolen fruiu trv-front—of~th**-rmmty. —Murrey-amP G ilbert'w err -L-,J2ttiaiUutnt— -w«Jk-«*wt—be- tlic .Rm*mn-ha*«-*n*a**- up -jy** home of her son-in-law II. U. Od- turned ovn to Seininule County irady with com tele pn>|Mitalt un luqw of winning favor (nun th * 3 uni* was !dir*| for a pinch hitter •t American pqblo ami will •m um Jan Mataryk, Ctechoalovak for- ham, Jr., 2019 Hibiscus L'uurt, on following A heating held in Hr til Nov. I.* ' uni m ccm in i I»y I'ig r i% the Aug. 17. A negro, while hunting Land. jeign mtnitter, had waged a perHr added that “other essential fiate ntjW un liying to discredit' lot? »cnr« opened According lo the « A tnm reinnant of a repair or­ ■ittent behind-lhe-teenea campaign wood five miles from Cassadsga the • United Stair* III t|ir So* let j lepoit*^ im lulling finding* of cun •clip! ••tilt .t h-ittlf, ol the bull­ YA.NKKK M T A liini on Aug* 28, discovered the car In der from Stiirklaml Motors of to keep hla country off th* COUhI I h «• \ ahkrr Sl.idium. huiiii* of Ihi* S i r . \»nk \ ankr** |irltll.illl ion- I*tgr \ % t \%r\ cil, when? it would have been If the woods) stripped of tires, Sanford wt> fouml near the parts girtiion.il committee* visiting Lu* l moil ami abiiiad. • llir " u ji inoiiMcnnK .utiili H i n n e r h o f ( h r \ m r t i m r t I rugiit* m u * ( h r M r n r o f t h r o|irniiit* i j .im r the middle of the Kaat-Weat con. wheels, generator and other parta. of Mr. Doliey'a Foul with enough I toju- and alto the ie|Hirt ol llio f t h r IH 1 4 World** Srfir<« h«-|M r r i t . l l i r \ .inkri-** a n d t h r H i o o W lin lie detached the license tog l ire! Inuilig Dmlgers filet. lion i f„Vh5. n.un.,l‘! r . v'*i!’1!. illa m n u n Commission. will not . , 4K*nn«l „ , " ,"r Ante11*-*.'* I'V I |, 1M|, rfB, sictiMa in thr National l eague. \ m <onl Wontl til iJ.ttiltt Sinitiv th, ,| t,, t imlell; RobinIn this spot previously Poland from it. took it to Winter Park marked on the pap rr-to idenlify be atailahlr until that tune." Amlin V Itlunilv, tlrpul* l<u*«ian janmird the -lailiom to rsp.uil*. hsa bebn the roiialatent voting ami turned it over to authorities, the cor. said Sheriff Mero. *-*n 'V alb.h Rei-v-i hi| to Shea and Secretory of f'omnu-rvr H aiti, foirigq minnlrt, Ill a Ullllv.l lie nlsu revealed that u Deljiml l(nl>iiiwui » « , thioivn out trying partner of Russia. The Irauiv t*f according to Mr. Odham, who with I to inskit thii.l; IVulkri, stngltd. M'oland and two others on’ the State Highway Patrolman, went Junk dealer, who is chargi-d with man is directing a study into ito- Nation Anrinblv addict* tu where the automobile was hid­ buying parts of stolen automo­ question ^of* how much sid the IH w.i* tirw rd at pait ol ; -coring lli'i-. i ; llrintetiski stiuck C o u n c il e i p i r r i . Dee. 31. j out . . On the first tint lot Canada re­ den. It was taken hy the Ratliff biles, had been arrested and re­ United Htstcs can give Kutopo tainpaign. without injury to it* own t-cui|. -ttin- inn, our Ini. no eiriirs.-ona ceived 41 votes and Argentum wrecker to the Packard shop In leased on $3,000 Itond. umy. r h *• • lslr*t Hovirb Aiurrlcail left. 41—three more than the required With Vandenlx'ig's call for thr disagreemi-nt taint- to light y«-» two-thirds vote. No other country Senate Foreign Relations Com- trrilay when the Stnte l*c-|HSItlln-llt received the necessary majority, iniltre to nirrt, three ot thr tour biuioimceil t hat thr Alm-rlrou but India andthe Ukraine quali­ I list Inning Vankets committees Mr. Tium su asked t-* •iiild w y in Moscnw bn- rinpha' fied for t h e ' run-off by pulling S t ii nw, i»s hit to Stanky and study huropean aid have now been i-nlly plot rated rritiri-lNH. of M. the highest votes. tlitiuvA out at first; llrnrich summoned to convene in esily No­ 1aum mts id the Russian publn-n P r | Mrilc.'S G ood PlOSCCUtioil Re VCals ''-ftt -was At th* asm* time, Yemen and tiork mittInning H ens Dodgers fiieii lo Reiser. vember. Thu, others ate Smalt! V"> “L ilu iu y —Gttfeiif -No. .:iti," ■ _ V1. - u “ - - u • o l I*? *KI . I . Serun.1 Pakistan were accepted as mem <» in n s,^io no errors, non* AppropitaUTnis and llous«< Foreigu llolls Gothalnv, noth.<1 nf tin SI 1C* Did Noi Respect Nl *d»i.nl tti,,lhits, to D..Magglu;JorGet away But Is b*rs of th* United Nations t«>Affairs. article, cnlh-il Mr. Tinman ■>■ ’ hfNay with Afghanistan alon* vot 5th Commandment Later Apprehended The fourth committee Is House e-tiger boy. |nnik* clerk and, n ‘ r ing against admission nf l ’akis p p r <>p ri a t i o n s. R,’.,. T aU r • »>1 o f t i l e t '" i ; '| . - t K i r * m a r h i o - " ! --------------- -------------------- --------- ^----------------- r, * tf--tr T'iTllf . - . i r e . . . . . .. . ................iiTT,TiTr«iiora. none u at thla time. This increased Three - Ships Loaded Taxes Lost Through A ----—44 tutfiwnt -w —rv tfr .SAMA ANA. Sept. W id'' !il.ft bit, * Tn*I *Uinpairil him In llie "rot ! A IJ jX K W N , Pa.. Sr-|il 61 a. toll of V s .w t.U a - * Seroml Inning tankers h ...naara ... r . . , - l.l j.lJI'l. .I'ulicr Chief Wayne Elliott I ol the ||i*l lime *iiii r *lie -anil "Jewish Reftl-” TVA E x p e r i m e n t The newcomers both are Mos. — «H»f- Hresel*m and Aalatic countries, both 01-AUent‘feft-wfrr-lirinappeti raTly- 6ee-|*»we^<jrmx'^iioiltim. u-pnt on ; ( i bmltu.r,, ,0 gees Near C o a s t -Totals—84—Million! j n fW u rn e n e m ie s of, ’/ -ifinism in loday hy aonin lie **■ #• seeking t< > Dial IS week* ago, lamisr iJirirll^ j„ M-i-nml; Rtanra hit t'alestinr. and Pakistan la InvolvJERUSALEM. Sept. 30 UPVaitrtl on a mlilirry cliaige. foiretl wept in louil. a* thr pintrtiiliau M ••uiiuu.a i , , , - tit .In bloody communal strife WASHINGTON. Sept. 3ft" </T) The ripofetion of a bomb outtide Is* drive at KUiqHiinl lot two hum* ar*im-*l hri o| run*puing with--------— — . with Hindu India. L V. Sutton, president of thr Caro­ Observers were expecting a an Arab ihop near the J*ffa_ gate lina power and light company, an»l finally managed to r»rape by ('mllnin-tii kill Ift-r wealthy patent* | ^ | ' | | ) | C | l|**x | ‘f a \ / i Pakistan appeal to the UN Gen- touched off an right-minute gen­ leap* 4k f mm the tat ill liratliy o , ' - III It i ^ itlll IS I M t l l U d tays that the Trnntisee Valley ,, . Nill-\m<eil llenty Do-I/. a*«iirm ia s H t sit* eral alarm today in Jrruiatrm . Authority and "(he Nyhiaika Pub­ lj< tlllrln in ' . . .allollley grnri.il.i .!ul<l I I .1 • * • lanl llir pm •till jittery from the .bombing of lic Empire" have cost the toonlry RPRU/GFiEI.D, Me**, 8r,.G 3(J William S. liaiie, wlo, lia.l |ive.i J l.|lmll-*a«*l tin-m an-ll.reateoe.l1v?*lr isUr~«? HTgirinihg H ie- .filfT Mi-tliiMlist i Haifa* police station in which $84.423.CO(l in “ tag-revenue lost.” ftFl— ihe .world-widiStrike Ih Started . . --------------in- Sanford for li.'i year-, <lied , .,.,,,,1 m l. lime, .luting llint n.le f|m|||(| (irKHlnrnl .Wain*t the *.... . ( onferrner Imlav hraid a proposal Monday night nl Him „VI«-V i n ' died yesterday. On Atlantic Airline 10•Nopersons for an inter-faith meeting lo con ||„. |}^.| bos|ittni. • - - *, In .Jinn w ill our nl t liir r it*’ collegian*, rhaigeil with luiiiih-ung casualties were IW IUWIII* » W *-I» reportr*! *from »Will | T lie Raleigh. « N. C.. | ruan made , | elder “how the* . hungry of the ,Mrs Earle wa* a civil engineer *,,|vc, » hr ua» .allying ami Ml .inti Mi*. Mallei I Ovi-icll. W tSIIIN G TllN . Sept. 30, (A*) today’s bombing, which police be- ^ •,U llr,m|r.n' ,w ' hr whole world might Ik- ' fed." The nnd a Simni-h • Anu-rirnn Wm "laughnl almul t.ilunt a cop Ini LONDON. Sept. 30. </P)-y I’hairmnn t'lm ile- l.ii<-klo*n said Home Public Works committee that IS-yeat'olil lami*e li.ul no *ugge*tion.was made l>v Dr. Chan- Veteran lie was l-erh.in Spring lieved was intended to intimidate American Overseas Airline* . . . . , lielav tin- I'rtir.-n- F ihhI Commitllir lot ,,,, the ................re..-.....,,. lillli cumnumimriil |() ,.,|,|e„i has grounded five flights In |f • , . .. .. ..t,,.,/ 1retpeVl 1 h> pt ri,*q|,ir m Truman u u m in Arab shop owners who have broken w-hwh was made public .today. ning Toliias of New York, rxrcu field. Mas*. in.lH 'fi For• mnnv manv , .... It is part of testimony Sutton pre­ • tv** w eretntry. Commission on vears hr.WoVkeil for the city of , , JV i Europe pending atlllemenl of It n tliM a an ' l*aae gist . " L*. i* ‘ I Iniim Ili y falliri ^iuf lliv •indliri.'' "ill tluifi nl n incut in* tomorrow a pilots' atrlko that began In sented the commission earlier thi* Rkce Relations, Frdriat Council Worcester, Mas*.,, first in rhsige Vr,\. VV ' / t i i Iin .iu*r: ,* “*.-. v definil*. an.I .p*K-ifie" plan ........ Julio- ........... whts Stax ap-1 , ........r.,„i h,m,- i„ . o l . r of thr -Churches of Christ In of_ a survey tka United Staten thla mornYey ________ ____ _water for municipal year, published today. __ America, Progrresa Reported hOUIS alle•— pirlirinlwl—in Vkllftitnwn itrp n f j "Only a fe** liourt a fir? fTn |t, Western Europe, g, a company spokesman anIng, orKio 1m iHUftl In -fh f Ifttfr Sutton Hid “ Ihie ‘ today. parent* hail hern mutilrteij. *he l.m?ffn|nii told tepotteis after a lie rerummended that the par­ «n! nf niil«*w«lk<i rnnNtriirlioii nnd holits Inter. Oh Airport Transfer utility business in 20 yens has ley Include Jew*, Prntrstants, block pavihg of street*. Kllhdl li«* vhdit !«» tlic ||.||| mi |ir«ilititiv uli.ilrvi'i in iliiltip *lunif While llutmt- ctiiifcrctiri* with NEW YORK. ie p t. 30 UP>~ I ' nl* flnllirt | ,i ... | irm .iiK - M. ........ «*,,! V1 i |lf. imkI During the first World War lie lit»il«c , , lit AII • a.ciiI mhii . , licit* . W. mim 1. 'c| I. IIIU |»iir% .uitl 1 1 .. nnu * *I'nimict . nynmsi K rnoa, Chamlier of Commerce Manager increased its kilowatt-hour* sales Roman Catholics. Mohammertdan*. .. I ••mmitl.-e that there i- 'Toinplel* ?Th* crew of .an American Oversea* Edward Higgins, who with City 24ft percent and- its revenue* from Hindus and lludilhists, who would wept to Muscle Shoal*,- Ala. a* •»«* '«••••> livintr to •>• (»?• hint It*- " „f thinking iretwesn. worlgg-"nol In the spirit of char­ superintendent of rarbide division, eoniM-cllon will, several -afe. rot. nig lirt iHullirt t IredtiM.m m 'Airline plane which wa» to Commissioner l-ra R. Lrsher, left them 127 percent. |M*rim in tlu% aXIIcniiiwn men. ( . l.unHv mniMinn hi I Imhiiltfr (•» the I'm iilu itS f<»•*«| aijvijiufV' and ity, hut of sharing, nnd not a*one of II division* in producing Ust W dneaday for a conference hava left New York at 4 :3 0 A. M. A cordon of imlice was 'Thrown . 1U|1U||.\ ,!|„ ^|I ui.-mU.. ..tiavn. group, He added thht if electric re­ cording to selective processes by ! fixation of nitrogen front the air. Washington, I). C. to confer today for Waihington, D. C.. be­ in . II, ii.I.I.kI tl.nl lie planned to with Civil Arronautlci authorities venues increase only 5ft percent which friends would Ik? favored After the plant, was closed, he around the house na F.lliott rip I’ ...nf.-. u n i. Republican leaders brought hit family tu Florida promln-d the limit dihrr. Hcfolej fore ilartibB a trans-Atlantic flight, in regard to securing by Iho City in the next 20 years and las rates and rlirmies denied." hr could knock, however. Worse,-k *U|.v **.lh Ihi.l i . m I uii . . .............. hi, Delegate tu the conferenc* from where he was division engineer failed to -report for duly, a com­ of facililiea of the Municipal Air­ remain .as they are "lost in tax of he, no. her WHv did b - t n l ...... .. |lt„K„ M1 w,|| ,,r ap|„-ai.',l with a revolver. for thr? Slate Road Department port, announced here today that the1 Colored Mrthodist Kplscupal pany spokesman announced., .11 , , p reen Foicing Elliott to walk in front to Jh e. Flint ridge, home of h ., , i tkril in charge of nil ro**l work from the interview with CAA officials revenues occasioned by the IVA H nh r$»a» n it I of him and muttering tlilgals that VT L .r" V*.. . A few/minutes beforr. in Ch,- had been very favorable, and that system and thr Nebraska Public Gainrsville tu I'eri-ai-ida. p e o p l e ^tTe in (Stives m all Ih, .. . , | , did nut name V.m.i. If. III. Why VVMV dpi UII rilV.ihvt Ml*. K.l l o i lu„.„,.... agree,itelil.' l l'» * il* W * t»sa* s ls l Durjng the second World War he would shoot if other police Mm.h Igo. David L Behncke. ptesi- action on the m altar it •xpccU-d he work.Kl on construction uf run- ntov.d, Worteck fdtcvd Elliott gu lli.-re iu«tea,l of t«» the home tvl |l whIIMn*4 ••»• I'mgt* I Mill * . * dent of the AKL Air Line Pilot* tool*. Hud's patent*. Ml. and Mi* ..m I' m . alt I to i-liinlr I’.-1.111,1 thy wheel of bis MW* requested prompt >acUon North I h Chilled Association, announced a mat* black i udii. equipped police se­ Joseph Sti.niel 7 under House Hill 289, he de­ Henry Wallace For ‘'She and lt,„l wehl to Flint Shake Up Is Rej;iin dan. walkout of the company’s Irani clared. "Thla gives cities the By Canudian Winds AmericatiH Held By , "lie kidih-il pail of t.he time ridge without n chaperon Special SeHsion Atlantic crewmen had begun at privilege of securing buildings gl re.l»ia r6 aa*. I'nga Nil) in liritisli Cabinet " T h e next day la.Ulse nod It,id RussiniiH In lierlin lly ASSOCIATED I’M EM M and land on an air base for rent A A. M. w.-re >li»cu->*iiig not the manner BOSTON, Sept. 30. (/Pi—For­ A mas* of. c*kiI air from north­ or lease, provided that funda are nf hei parents'deaths, hut whether The first plana ’affected here used to perpetuata the airport.” tner Vice President Henry A. Wal­ western Canada chilled a wide LONDON, Sept. 30, n i t —VsgsRERUN. Sept. 30. (Ah—Russian 11 nmll nbv4 sts* I'm i 1**«s| ■lnilJUL Sir Stafford Cngps took Was ' to have flown rinpty to U r. Higgins and Ur. Lethar a r ­ lace today came out flatly for a Mellon - of the country today. sqldirra led hv a luajur arrested a 'I 'P H t l f W l l l t R tlH K Itt * over ti«lav as II,,lam ’s economic lr ,ln ' W ashington picked up patscii- rived back In 8knford Satufday.' special aetiloji of Congress to deal T hi eo o r air extended from Ideutriiant Colonel of the U. 8. | 1 r l , t R rxry-. Informed nuurces said It Poland Re-Assured with present emergencies facing the eastern Dakota* and eastern Army nnd a civilian employ*, of Reported Dropping m is there for a return flight !> .. t . . . i was but the lirst in-tallmont of (he nation. th* Military Government in **uFUNERAL KITES Nebraska southward to the Ohio ..1 .» * ) A i m r i i a n N o t e .weeping changes in th# Labor W 7:50 A. M. and then to have He also suggested •• aa •a «step to- River and eastward to Ontario Russian sector of llcrlin. today and Funeral services for Mr*. Allca 'P the WASHINGTON. Sept. 30. (A*)— cabinet held them for three hours before left La Cuardia Field at 10:30 D. Long, M, who died early year , , , l ]0!J' betWe.-n waa moving toward the AtlanItUMia'a share uf tiqal United Tle-te was general agreemsnt WASIIINGTON, Sept. 30. IAV meet­ and morning In a loeaf hot- United Hla tea and Russia a m terdsy morning tic coast and ,nio New England, i tr ' l"a , ‘n* U" 'm ,wilhyul ■»* «*' States tradu has dropped back to The A- M. for Frankfurt, Germany. Unlay UnitiKl Stales assured I’olnnd nnmng Hi itun* dial Ctipps' sping in Uerlin between President *r____ ___ a __________ . L i . _ pl*natIon or apology. pltal, will ho held Thursday af-. pre-war sire after le-ing nwrllnl T*m|wraturea dropped below The company said 17 passenger* , , , , 1,-lnv that measure* to revive in- ' iKiintmenl an Mmistrr of EconLleuL Col. John I*. Mac,Neill uf terno^n at 3:00 o'clock a t the Truman and Prem ier, Stalin so |„ the cninhlnrd American- »niie Affaire to lead this dollar* ware scheduled to make thd trip. Erickson Funeral Home with the that they might reach "a IwlUr freexing In tlia early morning In Oakland, Calif., chief of I h r jir r - t.y warllnie loriul Iwase and postmany sections nf Wlaconaln, north man court section uf the U. S. war l NEKA "td. the l-ensus, j|(j|p,|, juries „f Germany will nut short c o u n ln ’s fight for economic Three other flights from New Rev. Douglas Charles officiating. understanding. ern Minnesota, lower Michigan and reported today. | create a threat to Europe's ,ecur- recovery at hum.- and abroad waa Mrs. lomg, who was born. Aug. • Commenting on economic "devel- parta of northern Illinois, north Military Government to r Berlin, Korean The agency s figures show that |( Yoik to European points were a step iii the right direction. nnd the rhlef prosecutor for the 17, 1860 in New Martinsville, W. opements in England, Wallace said ern « “»•'# (Ol l?qt 1.2 percent of the value |j ^ ||ulp note M delivered hy llir thr a%M\9 Indiana and northeastern Iowa. scheduled today, the company TMV1ITM UJ The choice of 31-year-old Jamas State _ , . . . Va., had lived In Sanford for 34 at a news confarenca: “ England is Lowest reading reported by the Berlin Military G o v e r n m e n t ! f f w te ‘,ur,n.*c Departinent'^'u the I'olish'am has' ll,,i.,1.1 Wilson, the so-called “boy courts. Fred A. Taypan, Jr., of Vf ■ll. V; laid, litre* planes were schej- y**r( and was a member of the tightening up und4r Crlppi and it redor also renewed the long-atand- wonder" of the Labor government, would appear that country waa federal Weather Kuroau waa 24 Atlanta, Ga., were the American* first half of this year an. First Presbyterian Church. ulcd lo return today. vidrsl 1,1 J>rr" nl " j | |„g United States proposal for a as presidr-nt of the Hoard of Trada about to ‘do a real Job under a at Duluth, Minn., but tha mer­ Involved. 0 Company official* did not cont­ ported Into the U. 8. T,,ut *» 4o.year treaty to guarantee Eu- tu succeed Cripps was termed In­ totalitarian proletariat." He de­ cury waa freexing at Fort Wayne, With the Droper authority from about the same percentage uf I rope against a revival of German dicative uf thn governiaent’s deci­ INJURED inent immediately on Behncke’s scribed Sir Stafford Cripps, new Ind., ami near that mark in To­ th# Allied Kommandatura of Ber­ itussia n nan..-, a m mf|iU t -rj , mi m Soviet «„vi-t ltu»l> Russia thus du.> far f.r sion lu Introduce new blood into TRIESTE, Sept. 30—(A*)—Hos­ minister for economic affairs, aa ledo and Findlay, Ohio. lin. they were gathering material American trade thati no*..* statement that the strike was led before the war. | j)|((( | ^ , n j0 offer. the Lalmr regime. "a very good economist." Showers were reported -In a requested by the prosecution staff pital authorities amid today that tailed because of the. airline's The total v*lue of U. 8. Export* Poland contendc*l that the new The resignation of A r t h u r narrow belt through central I'enn at Nuernberg In the German cen­ four American aailors badly hurl "strong-arm or else negotialinj yesterday when the U, S. Des­ PRIESTS ON TRIAL iylvania and In the. New England tral statistical office In downtown Isi* ? .Kduring aU.“ L* * the r f Jfirst ^ . rUu-Vr°Tr Anglo-American German industry GirvnwoOd, n veteran Labor pol­ half of this TRIESTE. Sept. 30, UP)— Ad­ States. Warm weather continued Berlin.. plan is "in complete contradiction itician who hail been a minister lactic* lhal bluntly attempted to troyer Dougiaa H. Fox hit a min* year decline! from the same periotstlam agreement portloiio. was wras considered consuisrea arrrem ent" that without portfolio, The office Is In the Russian sec­ u i U st year. Exports dropped *H) with the I'otsdam Circumvent the Railway Labor 18 mllee off this port wer* ex vice* from Plsino In Yugoslavia In the Gulf statea and tamperreppru repprted today that Monsignor alures the Rig Four |Miwrre together to Ih? a further demonstration of pected to recover. war* normal alonkr the tor and administered by a Ger­ percent and.Import* 43 percent. Act." Prime Slihlsler AHIee'a'determin­ ____ _____ _ H ____ . . . Jakob Ukmar ..... __ Father , and Btef- Pacific roast and in th* moun­ man staff under a Russian effleer. should make surh decision*. Three sailors _were killed by. th* blast and ftght o th m ia » rp rm rC * 1 r1 i» d 'W li* '6 irirIiI Th*ro tain states. Poland also said the move will ation to bring In younger men to • LBW18 DENOUNCED create “n threat lo the security of fight the economic battle of Bri­ seriously hurt. Th# names of th* to-fore a people's court charged - ' RIFLE SHOOT ^ BAN FRANCISCO, 8*pL 30, •lead and injured were withheld. with actions leading to a riot in NEW AUTO LAW The Seminole Gun Club will Europe, give German reconstruc­ tain. COMPLAINT DISMISSED 9 ? ) - John U L*wta‘ refusal to The destroyer was taken to dry- which another priest waa killed TALLAHABHBK. Sept. 30. <A>) tion priority over that of h er hold Ita regular weekly pistol and comply with th* nhU-Communlat dock In Venice. OIL SHORTAGE Aug, 36 at Lanltcbe. WASHINGTON, S ept 3U, fA>>— rlfla practice on? their range a t — Florida's new automobile acci­ neighbors, and revise reparations clause of th* Taft-Hartl*y Act ATHENS. S e p t . 30. (AVTh* NatUna) Labor Relations th* Municipal Airport, Wednes­ dent financial responsibility law plans at the expense of Poland. touched off a fight against hi* 'Greek reconstruction under tha HUNDREDS HILLED Board dismissed today a com- day afternoon from 3:00 to 6:00 becomo* effective tomorrow. ■ r nUlllt nf Km I'nrero ass's AaaodaAatnila. o'clock..? Imlnarle WOW MBBT1NGaland today in. lit* preliminaries U. S. aid grant waa rsportad TEHRAN, Iran, 8ept. 30, UP)— plaint of tthe Foreman's The law, adopted by the 1047 RANKIN TO RUN V ’orid will en­ Four hundred persona of th* American Federation of Woodmen of the Wor WOO. -^4 persons were killed tlon of A > merica In ita first de­ WASHINGTON, Sept. 30. IA1— temporarily stalled today becaus# New class** are forming now Legislature, provides that any iti 1 Labor convention. Committee* tertain n*w members at their In a aereia of earthquakes 'r e ­ cision since the Taft-IU rtley Act for N.R.A. qualifications, Byrd J. driver found to h* at fault In an Hep. Rankin (D-MIss) said today of a world oil shortage. Dwight from two of th* largest segment* meeting tonight at 1:00 o’clock a t cently which destroyed the wit. Went Into effect Aug. 22. The Goode, club president, announced accident causing personal Injury he will return to Mississippi Griswold, head of the America* of th* AFL met to draft a reso­ their hesdqusrtera a t 116 South lag* of Dowlatabad, In eastern FAA, an indapendent, had charg­ today. ’T yros." or beginners, are or damage over 660, will lose his within the next day or two and Aid Mission administering tha lution aft«r President John P. Park Avenu*. R. H. Gibson, assis­ Khorasan province, officials' an­ ed complaint th at Waaieu In ... th* *n« curapwrnv uisv n a si- assistedi In in ?th* >Mi* different uni men* catecave- driver's license unless he can resume active campaigning in the U. S. funds, told a news con­ Frey of th* metal trades depart- tant state WOW manager, will nounced today. Th* survivor# Inghous* Electric Corp. of East gories. A R C . and D-, 23 and grove hla respohiibllUy to paji race for the United Blatea Sen­ ference the oil supply for Greoca m eat denounced L rrk £ . position bo a guest, according to H. J. hava left th* “ •n - Springfield, Mass., had rafuaad ■.38 eallbar ammunitioa la furnishate seat left vacant through the would be greatly curtailed fog damage from any fulura Finch, district nsaaag*. October and November, ^ r l to b d rfa ^ wtth to* union. death of Sanator Bilbo. ad at coat. danta. NEW YORK. Sept. 30 till igcntina and Canada were electtd by the United Naion* Alterably today tb sit on the Security Coun* Cll (or Iwo-yrar lermt, but die ntest for a third »eal wa» irtdruive on the (irit ballot. A last minute |wm|v elrjunutjil irchotlovakia from Uir running nd left the Soviet Ukraine and ndia competing in a second ballot fun-off. Earlier in the day, CrVchodovakia war reported to have had the tuppoit of both the United State* and Ruuia, at ueJI at thr 20 Latin American republics. How­ ever, Soviet Delegate Andiei A. Gromyko wat repotted to have en ineered a shift of the Lstin Araericin i loT_tKe Ukraine Police Chief Is Louise Overell Taken For Ride Weeps In Court By Safe Robber For First Time Another Blast Sutton Charges Rocks Palestine; Public Power Is No Casualties Wasting Millions I « fM etliw Iisl M eeting William S Earle Studies Plans For Civil Engineer, Feeding World Dies In Sanford ...... -.............. - • : ,r .? .•*<’, i W * ----------------------------- 1 l - V c i -'■Tj -.Y 1,* . f * ’ A.* • • • ... To Save* Food For West(*rn Enrope \ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 29, 1947; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/81254ca1d60c633b0e1b15c3f77367f4.pdf bdc0abf38151b7ab394f736c84498117 PDF Text Text TH E SAN FORD HERALD,, SANFORD, FT^ORIDA Negro Spirituals * Truman Appeal ||.H l'M> I To Be Presented1 back IIonltatliMiuli.il frrl, economically it. Sunday Evening Ipeakin’ Mr. Tinman said: $ .1. A. .decision on a special sesA » p r« g tn m * r •n ,W| K of •ti Ihi hli ihCi th of in If •th tit wl 0. I W ••S w l't IM ja ■ negro spiritual TH U RSD AY, SEPT. 25, 1947 Red Headquarters In Milan Bombed Overell Jury To - Inspect I>eath Yacht MILAN. Bcpt. 26, (Al — Communiat headquarters in thlaslrlkrrripnlcd Iralu-ilrial. center wa* SANTA -ANA. Calif-. Sept: 25. Id5 — With testimony completed, the jury trying Louis* Overell and tieorgu liollum on these** ’ — ' *■ *~ L'angre** .in emergency slnglm* I? -rehi-iUTir-l In'take filari* id fur KiirnjH' mill'•flow from . Sunday .vvrniug *t Ah# Munirir**1.: iULL’ ■far baa. to inspect the 'yacht aboard whler .. n W* ---—- . Ind ’ caraWnierl hurried the wealthy Mr. and Mrs. Waltsr'R i f ftW. vfv H." Vi.’ tlry. nrirrn. ' special scene. but faitrd to find any K. Overell died mar. 15. author and proponent <>f better lion ran Ire avoided and baa an trarr of the huinb thrower. The defense rested Its rebuttal racial {elation*. •open niiml mi the subject. Tin- entire textile industry In cask late yesterday after failing A foretaste o f Ihe pnnrrani will 2. On the long range Mai shall nnrthern Italy, meanwhile, was to get court permission to show bo heard tonight nt 7 :3f) nVItrek i-l.ni for helping i.ui*ipean court threatened with paralysis hy a motion pictures of a calf caresss and Sunday morning nl 7:tNi trie* which help the inselves and strike nf 40,1)00 technician* nnd being blown-up-with lO stieka *f — e.icli other, careful study will pre­ o'clock over Station WTHR. administrative, employes, railed dynamite. Known It th* Good-Wilt Prog* cede any action and the governyesterday hy the Communist-do­ * The movies were offered by tli* the ram of |b<- Southland the Sunday merit will in»\e rautiiiu*ly. minated . general confederation of .1. A special committee nf rilidefense in an attempt tn refute thiQ tranlng program at the Rail I’v-k labor. state’s claim that Overell wa* in will feature rinnpethlnn jjl *lng- reits iu* Imen rutme.l In ronsidrr Textile official* said lhal if the the 'forward cabin of his boat, the Inor spiritual* Hy vpHnui colored the immediate food ' problem and strike continued all of the InduaMary E, when 12 sticks of dyna­ advise “ on wuys and means of quartette* and rmirttilih-*. trv’a 550,000 workers would b« mite, blew two holes in \he hull. earring out the neer.'sury conser­ The Rev. Fairley i* n native of vation effort," thrown out of work licrauar they Defense attorneys contend that North Carolina, a graduate of 4. Oilier romrnittees have been AVOWID candidate for th* tie pub­ would lark technirial direction. the Overell* were alive at the tint* Tuakegre tout it tile in Alabama unsigned lire responsibility In Rome the Communist news­ of of the explosion and that Mr. and ha* toured Uw-eduntry on" hi* studying the report drawn up lican nomination for President, r x - paper L’ tJnltn declared today that Overell wa* in a standing porition. good will' million. He claim* that by tii nations in Paris, millinlng Gov. Harold R. Staisen fle ft), of textile workers would sell* plants The prosecution hold*, that both Minnesota. Is shown with limeerd the wlfite and negro eltiien* or bv force If owners decided to close victim* were .bludgeoned to de*th DROPfINO TOKIN Of.OUST on Uw casket of Florctlo It LaGuardia, the Rev. Gerald V. Harry, of Christ Epis­ the South have no proldrm* that their need* unner- the Marshall Selby, president of the Kailern .them completely l»cau*e of a before the explosion occurred. States Expoiltlon at Springfield, they themselves rannot *olve with­ Plan. copal Church, blesses the casket during committal service In Woodlawn Cemetery, New York. Mourners at .Ur. Truman refrained from Mast., where Statien mod* an ad­ strike of approximately 40.000 adout outside fnree ol foreign line the iravealde of the clty'e ex-Meyor (L tn r.) are: Mrs. UGuardia; son Eric and daughter Jean; Paul Beltere, minlstr>tlve workera and technici­ pagands. fin the program will Ire terming n« votrmtary rationing dress urging a buyers slrll;e In f*od. of U. 8. Conference of Mayors, and LaGuardia’a successor. Mayor William O’Dwyer. ' * (/nfcreational) Battle Is Fought the Southern Gospel Singer* of hr* immediate plan In save food. Speaking before the New England ans. Home owner* In Milan stated ( ( ’• a t la * e 4 fr o m !• ■ * * »»■•* Tampa and a good will ehoir from |{o|reiitedly, hCj said, it rail* for members of the Grange, he laid he kavtr.g food, for-not wasting -food. was In favor o f a 20 per cent drop In they would be forted to close the turesque ",Shanghai” method of sieged the village of Arkahova, Orlando. Cardinal Spellman Mr. Truman -.aid he has ireen getting crews for ships. The "hlrplants tn avoid damage to materi­ 70 mile* w est'of Athena on th* Special accommodation* will Ire ndvi.i-d tInst Americans waste the food romumptlnn and a IS per cent ing halls" then were under prlslopes pf historic Mount l’»m as­ (('nsllaar* tn>M I'aif Hh I made for while vlalltfcs, it wn« e.piivnl.'Mt of 711,000,<M)0 bushel# cut in food prices. (Intcrnaffonun als bv worker* lacking direction vale ownership. from Ihe technicians. day and ronrlmled with a 'bene­ sy*. fnr seven hour* yesterday announced. r.f wlieat. Presumably he meant but. were driven off when gov­ "The seaman had to patronise diction from the Cardinal. 7O,Q0O,0OO bushel* a year. ernment relhforeerornt* arrived, such waterfront places or he IKS. Denounced Since the Congress began MonJews Decline French EccIch Warning The proposal for conserving could not get a job," Haddock . 'lay night, hundreds of thousands official reports said today. fund* stemmed directly, from a aald. f>uqny the «iervW hich includ- . Offer Of HomtHite U w' V n2t Infrequent, lhal -Usvc Hocked to - live ponMIJaal M 'a a liH * r d ( h u h I’ a a r <>■*) Hy ROBERT K. G K IG K It (Intflintir *1 ft mat P i*f tfel"*) recoin niendii lion rif a committee gave blanket approval l*> all five l" J™ ™ mnsXex, dozens of sectional meet­ erf fhree assaultaren the village. Waktfinftton—Maritime "hiring he was many an n tccw iry T fe. maintaH;- of cahlntt.number* who iurec irei-nbails" are bark In newspaper head­ he had earned during his previous ings and holy hours in a demon­ 40 gendarme were supplied witht Stndjhrig^ world io>..i program* ' f ItFFIKCK.-Gerirtany, S. pl, 25 ex-enc mle*. -Ing bfrare.’’ voyage and he was then Imme­ stration of Roman Catholic mast munitions by ajr. Some of tire lines. —fd^— Jpwlsb refugee* of the KxGromyko supported the I’oUth I In* rommlttec is headed hy Scf: The {holer la ■between r'unat ■ diately -at the mercy of the so- worship and rltuAlietic splendor guerrillas were repnrled this odu* UH7 nnlv laughed tndav proposal with a declaration that Senator Taft (R-Ohlo) said called shipping master. tractive alternative*," Ercle* until, retary of Slntc Marshall and when a renewed French offer In unrivalled In^hl* country since morning to he still under attaek adding that the quetdimt i* till*; Secretary of Commerce Harrlman. lakr them l>ack to -France -wav the Potsdam Agreement treated at Santa Crux. Calif., he "might "Tliht practice, incidentally. Ini Ihe last Congress In 1841 at by Greek spitfire*. all’ these *ex-enrmy *tales In the consider1? revising the Taft lfartly Mr. Truman released their re­ "I. How m uch-are we going Press report* said the moun­ same way without any dlscriml- Jalior law to permit continuance to the * Shipping Commissioner* Minneapolis.-St. Patti. to hrakr available to maintain port, pin* a statement o f his own l.roadrasl in the ramp* where nation towanl any rff them. tainous area south ihd west of Art of 1H72 which outlawed (bey are being held. The participants i nil tided aevof Ihe hall*.’ . peace through the production if on ii und on ^lu- .Marshall I’lan, Shanghaiing. Rut the act, need- rni cardinal*. 55 archbishop* and Phlorina, In northern Greer* near "T ie ‘ United Stairs anil the Non* of the refwgeesbarccpled Mr. Truman said: He made this statement to news­ lea* to say, did nnt eliminate it, food and pnnlpctlve fruilitie* to bishop* and scores of prominent the Yugoslav 'border, had been "The rabinel (foodI committee Ihe offer, despite a llrllisb warn­ United Kingdom," he said, "de­ papermen after a conference with f«t other IH-moeraciei burk or* of guerrilla*. It wa* pre­ • His* of the Unions member* nf thq clergy and laity. cleared viate from the Potsdam A rre t ing that those who turned it down made it rlear that definite step* Harry Lundclrerg, secretary anil sumed thin wa* part of a gen­ thalr feet." liuiing the first World War the mcnl when they seek to ha“ operating brail of the AFL Bailors would find their ration* rut from to conserve on use of food stuffs eral operation to protect phlorina. "2. How much are we going to government adopted a policy of the present 2.WKI ralnrlr* a dav Italy considered separately." Union of .the Pacific. ■ -Thomas Jo/frrsnn, one of Ihe where It was fejrerd “ General spend preparing for the nest war.*1 nl home .and n ililre-tile feeding to the'rrgulnr German ration of collective bargaining and nf livestock will lie essential If leaders in the development of the The new mrmbfrahlp battle Markos," guerrilla chieftain, may! - What Is a hiring hall? The Federal Reserve chief I I control over hiring. It set up came in the mldat'of these other to n m r * ' 'Commontit-----TJlC_rcruud~ut-lhe-4»e*Hqg«—mr Sen Her*-ice' llliresu tb recruit i ..that "we aie going to •have to we are to make our fullest eon* 1.5511 calories. and Constitution avoided the term . u v vo U j ) inw a let-— Irihullnn towards meeting minifree state. VI f the jews refii*f*” Ihr -ltfM*dthe Taft-Hartley law are men with men. give up. something," adding; "democracy" l/t his public addres­ Tin* U. 8.%delegation oreparrd pages of discussion atom! them. TIM ahitl posted hsndlilllg' said, The army announced that tha 5— »Wa raiinui Iw l.im ft-m -ntrt-rr After the war bargaining re- ses and documents and used it only Taft failed Them Clotted other countries without suffering same time relieve the upward "It will t*> uiiile rlear that they tn idungo immediately into the class of 1046 had been called up verlhd to an individual basis and remain iu the ‘ llfitiih xone of Crrek-llalknn controversy this af­ During these hearings last Feb­ the marine trade unions irecame occasionally In private converaath* conaCfluancc* of inflation, hea- pressure mi pnrrs nt home." for service. ternoon with a formal proposal Germany of their own free will." ruary Taft said: , Consequently, lie said, he Is ▼lar 'taxation o j the relmpoiilloji dormant and remained so until naming the *|HrciaI ritiren* "(Inn thing that com-ern* me m Refugee* In the two displaced to the UnlUd Nations Assembly of wartime controls." the '3b*. for creation of*n "watchdog” com­ about the cloned shop is this hir­ final committee headed hy Chnrpersons camps—Pnppcmlnrf arid Foreign count flea receiving aid. YARDLEY VENETIAN BUNDS In 1034 a Wed coast strike oeEcclea continued, mull “ lake le* l.uekmau, president of Lever Am .Kind—went atynit thrir nor­ mission to restore peace under ing hall, partirularly in the marl’ America’s Moet Beautiful curreil and the union* revived. It Assembly- authority. Ilerschet V. lime industry. measure* to assure the most et* llrotliers, f ’nml.ridge, Mass., to mal duties nfler the hrnadealt, Johnson Aluminum - Cedar - PalUhed Aluminum was scheduled to makij wa* out of this situation that the “ There, apparently, the effect fcctlve use of their own lesouire- lead a conservation campaign. vnlcerl in Kngiish, Gernisii, Polish Ask Me For Free Estimate si well as tlime received from} At one point, lie said he could and Yiddish, with childr.-n »t- a major' II. H. speech on the Bal­ of Ihe rinsed shop |* the arbitrary union htring halls .were re-estab­ P. W. STEVENS — 617 W. Robinson - Orlando kan problem in the ,55-nelion lish,-I. ability- of unions to limit- the UI<*' » j not say how runny millions ot leuding school and women busy at i Phone 2-0729 political commHl ’o 'to back the people ‘ that may lie employed. Under this system a union sea­ Ecctrs Bald thnl finnneing I he dollars would In- Involved in slop- domestic tasks. American resolution. That com­ Apparently the effect of that, man, seeking .work, rrporli at a war largely by government bor­ gap aid to Kurn|>c. He ncknowmittee was scheduled tn start at more or less, Is to destroy disci­ hiring hall, located In all large rowing was primarily responsible ledgiul ibal a shortage of dollars Lions Meeting 3 I*. M» pline and evertldug else on the west coast seaport eitir* and in in oilier land* causes a shortage for "present inflationary * (levelsumo on the east coast. Each Dr. Herlrert V. Evalt, Austra­ ship. of final and fuel. Apmanta." Hut he also asserted I f ;nw llir*,Mt »ti.g«t f < t « # union has Its own hiring hall. lia's minister ‘ fur external af­ “ I mean their hiring hail bust ‘The LAUNDERETTE Is a wonderful invention! that ex palistori of private credit Mi. Truman ntao was not willing Aurilttinr on llir 9|(i, 10ill «nrl fairs, today wa* eli-rUd chairman nesses are so extreme a form of They are operated by union mem­ in the Inst two -years—ami pros­ to go so far a* to snv that a reber*. No mess (o clean up! Bow I used to dread that pects for its further sulistnntlnl turn t" talioiiing and price o n . 1-1th of Msy. He praiied itthr of tb>' eftraorrfinary United Na the closed shop. . . . " The maritime companies re­ The elosrd shop, in which only expansion—had contributed- to Hula, or (o other wartime con- Sanfonl rromi as bring an up lion* Assembly Committee «'i Palestine. * moppinft-up Job! Now Pm rid of washday blues union, member* may lie employed. quest Ihe union* for employe*. pressures Hint "could lead io <IU- trls might be necessary tii sup- anil up dub." • -Kvatt suggested Inviting rep- Is outlined hy the Tafl-Hartley Tire seaman first in line tor the -aitrous roiyr-quences tor, tire twirl America's program to com­ I.e* Huffman nf Nnytnnn and drudgery!" *" bat hunger and Communism in Reach. .. Lion rnV-inet' -'ern'lnry. j-t.*eutAlivuS- of^Uuj-Jftwjsh Agen­ law and.waa a WynnU- of-dtwii*- Job gets It if ho -wnnt*' it*'But fhej Monoray." _____ ■ rompany has a right to reject him, cy for Patrsnne amt the Aiab «lnni.— ;■ - - . g tiwfp*; tnld nf varinn* prnjectir by LlolM for cause, and ask a replacement. The Union’s Vie. \vamiin<;ton7 S-pl. l ’> *-v. Those, liu suggested, are mai­ of that City which recently re- Higher GormnlHoc fqr I'nleslimIn participate in di*ru**ii|n* of Hoyt H. Haddock, exrru Rut ler-. ' for:. Congie*.* to determine. The adminiilraltvr ollice ol lire slilled In donating I'J.wm tn the q | 36 35 jirrtrnL jiertrnL «if _lh*,.iurax -ike, Answering statements of yj!!!* sum* Llmi.apmixnml Jlnlly-ililLHclnail the 66-nation (fommUtee ' on the tbrt-iircri lary m V lhal CIO Mari*- _ A{c?UL. saUnited plates courli eitim.'trd to^ ii f **'!’ -* nalional |vwt‘ a are Second at Onk Phone 1082 Hn'nblirmi trnTtrrrtftar they m'G- f „ r p||m| wldch he Irrmed the aartto'lcr'mii whlcIT, were it(TopteT lime Committee, nnd Joseph Cur- "limberrd. presenting alreut 19 m- not, been Krpt TEy llisl b.itiliujilcy icsict kept inforinecl on world finest pre-vorattonal school o f It* at last spring’s, special assembly ran. committee chairman, with millions acres of. foreaUand— --. sessions on Palestine. Hi* spnther labor-leader!, contended tho created by more than 2*1 |tciccnl conditions,‘ . ‘ Mr, M i. Truman aaid.he type In the slate^ »>hL which- U in.the Js*| Jrnal year. tnd.piediLlcd Will- letting thorn kiu»w-a#-*oon supervised bv the Florida Coun­ proval was adopted without opyo.' hiring hull i* not a closed shop but Is “ preferential hiring." the incteate would be even (.ifaler as bo'fofind out liim*elf. lie point­ cil for Hie Hllnd. He emphasised *11Ion. And it may Ire on that b*si* ed In a copy of (be report on 1he that lid* Is uni a Dnvtnn* Reach, Kvatl then ralln! for n stalein the year which brgan July l. , Marshall Plan. i-achi*i-d in green nrolcct alone, but of nil Linns ment from the Unittol Kingdom that a way can lie found to ex­ A total of 11.710 bankiiplry rardlsMirtl folders' and tint with Club* of tin* stale. He |o(d of as the country which rules Pal- empt them front Ihe Taft-Hartlev cates were filrd in fednal courts red t«|M *.. and said II had just how a rehabilitation program Is online under a la-ague of Nations law. One Labor -Department offirlat, who did not want to ire iM i , — t h e y ' r e j u s t a few o f f/ic now A d v u n c c - D e s i g n in ibr 12 months epJeil latt June a>rived this morning. carried out among Ihe blind to mandate, The Chief Executive said he Is give them confidence tn do some­ Tim llritlsh indicated they quoted by name, said "there la 30. Dsnkuptcy proccrdinK* in the nskiug special rommtiirr* he has thing for them»elves. would tie piCjiarrd' to apeak to­ serious doubt whether the hiring prrviout ycat frll to lU.'llf*. ibr appointed and varied* halts are outlawed by Ihe act." governVice president Ed Christensen morrow, Colonial Secretary Arthur Haddock explains th ? , hiring lowest tince the ILnkuptry Act ment agenrles to look over the Crereh Jones was expected to tieof Dnvtons Resell told of a Marshall Plan Information for the mliulrol-show givrn-by—the etuh Uvee—Hrit ain’* main policy- dr{t*T hall-Ud*-waat—:--------------------- ;— wet paired in I8‘)8. Under preferential hiring, pri h i n ^ iT telling higher standardt o f value on every jo b ! - " 1 kc-iismWi'---- of **•»*----(ilcd- l-*o—fit nf ronrrr**innnl 'StUdlPIT that brought io ft.non end of a ration. , ority of employment I* given jto The Id-nslimi Pari* rnnfrrenre "Know Your Neighbor" Jambo-e(ln fiscal 11*17 > Increased In each Kvnil’s election n* rlinli man hal union member*, lint where the quarter of the year," the ad­ i* asking for some $22,1to,non,non a t' the country club that added been a«xured when Canada’s l i s ­ union Is unable, to supply men iho ministrative office said, ."so thiP of oulsido help, mostly from, the lt'00 to the club’s fund*. ter H. Pearson indicated he would employer l* free to hire else­ It is probable that the number II. 8.’ In the next four years. not ire able to serve. The choice where. And the uninn cannot King Lion Gene Fisher of DeMr. Truman said he' alia Is for the year 1H4H will bo higher of Kvatt was unanimous, but Yu­ rounting on I-alln America to Land repopted a membership ot 49 goslavia said she would. ahaULt compel non-union employes, *ethan tn IU47.* * r ? A ~ /,> 3 “ liiit. -. Tii# office madu it# repurt to an give a hand. Ha mid no fon- which it 1* planned to increase tq iho ground* that the chairman cured by th* employer front other ■ourres, to join H O , ITs announced a Rutdnoff the union. ferrnre with I.atln American nat­ gflnual confrtriicp of senior Judges should nut I* a represenlativv Haddock *ay» |t U only In rar* of the United Hlates circuit courts. ion* ha* twen cnllrd, hut they violin concert at (Kelson Univer­ of iho llritlsh Empire* r.ui", however, that the union sity on Jan. 12 as Ihe mean* of It said docket* of the federal will |« kept iufnrmnl nf develop Tho Palestine committee elected cannot supply merr. raising fundsdo aid Iho blind, and district court* generally ore In ment*. HianiPse Foreign Minister Arth.iThe problem to which the re added that the club, is endeavoring klttl Rnnnmyong a* vim-chairman On Igrowth of ’Hhanih*!' System .0 current condition, but the workThe record of the hearing* port of Ihe Pari* eonferences Is to take rnre of needy sight cases. nnd Thor .Thors of Ireland as 'l«ad of the judges Is byavler. ttare* American' seamanship -bark The numlicr o f districts where devoted. Sir. Truman said In hi* He invitrd the club* .to hob) iho rapporteur. to 10th century day* and the piethere is congestion is- tending to statement, "not only underlie* the next lone meeting at 0:45 o'clock, increasr." the report said, "white political and ’i-coipmilc * well-be­ Nov. IR at t)ie IH.atid Clumber In llmsn where it ha*. prrvjon*ly ing o f Kurope, but is also of key of Commerce Rullding. Organisation of the New Smyrna existed, the congestion is becoming importance to a »lable jwace In the’ world, Club last February was described ' more aggrnvaleci." -'- " 'The people of the United (Kates bv King Lion Rob Quigley, who The administrative offlgo said th* wniklosd reipiired an addition- recognise, aa do Ihe people ofth e described * Lion campaign to In BRINGS THE MILL TO YOU 'tal Judge for the clrcut court in European nations, that the ear due# the County- Commission to Chicago. It also urged mart- Rest practicable achievement At fix New Hmvrna bridges. This - ment of several bills pending In economic health and ronsequent resulted in action In 10 dav*. he ; AT Congress which would authorise political sUhlllty In Europe, la said. tie' told nf fund raising of utmost Importance far the campaigns that resulted In a sub­ B#w district Judge appointments. More bankruptcy rases were Pence and Will-being of the world." stantial donatlqn to the Holly Meanwhile In' New York, top lllll'pruject. He reported 26 active filed last year in the fifth cir­ cuit, comprising Alabama. Florida, grade* of (miter dropped 2S cent* member*. BIRDSEY’S POULTRY FEEDS King Lion W, O, Livingston Georgia, I^niislana, Mississippi a pound on the wholesale market and Texas, than in any nther of with the treat selling at 77 cents a of the Hanford club told of the Hen Scrdtch .....t.:..,...;.. 100 lbs. 5.40 th# eleven circuits. The fifth Imd Pound, compared with RflH cenU progress in signing un merchants m a u w to u ir A a 8.70H, and 2.875 of thrm were filed Sept. 16. Consumer resistance was to give space to gum hall machln Isaylnfr Mash ...f .......... ; 100 lbs. 5.25 In the northern Alabama district. credited with forring th* decline. es designed to raise funds for th* Wholesale egg prices held steady blind and underprivileged ynulh ProUep Mn«h ............ 100 lbs. 5.45 in New York and rollon futures He premised financial support opened 26 to 40 rrnla a bale high to the Holly 1(111 blind school Wildlife Hurt •arowum Mjiih ....................100 lbs. 5.30 ee. project. He stressed Ihe need of (('•Mlaerg (roa, I’sas Uatt Parting M p h ................100 lbs. 5.65 The rally In grain prices fob in fol- • program m to Ire started In school* of the turkey stock In Dsde, Mon­ lowed qntwmncethent of prsaldtaL explain .what tha Flag stand* tor, <Packaged in'convenlcnt ro* -aod Hrnwsrrl -.etrttntir*, The Truman’* cabinet food committee also to atreu tha principle* of m w s a u ia loss of quail was lighter—about (hat about 470.000,000 bushels of freedom and Democracy In _ ah eh* Lsnwkre# AMMO*. 10 and 25 lb. sizes) <0 percent. all grain* would be available for effort tn check the growth of Host of the quail drslrnyed export during the 1047-48 fiscal Communism. He was' commanded 1t-t... BIRDSEY’S STOCK FEEDS war* those which had hatched year. for this plan by Deputy District Within the past 50 days, Bunnell After an hour of trading, wheal Gov. John Myer* of DeLand. Dairy F e e d .............•:...........100 lbs. 4.50 aald. was Ik to 1H cent* .hlghsr than Harry Robson, chairman of the th* pin* flat woods west of yrsterday's close with Decamber Junior Rasa ha! I ■League, told of Hog Ration .............a.;.. ....... 100 lbs. 4.77 i Okeechobee, District Chief at |2.H7Ai. Corn was up 14 to this activity Id Sanford ami head* (Special Discount 1000 lbs. or more) E Albritton estimated "well 114. Decemlrer 62.I8U, and' oat* of other club* expressed much In­ r- 50 percent” of an already wer* U to % up, December terest.' Aid to the Jayceos and bnbwhlto population wa* *1.0574. the Tohritt Booth project end to Your FEED DOLLAR Buys More away bv wind* and waters, Recent declines in the prices of the Salvation Army ware other try and Glades counties, 18 commodities brought a drep of Sanford project* reported. at BIRDSEY’S Becausee All of o The In Cab he* i t th# state's mors popular 2.0 per rent In th* Dun and Brad- addition-io King Mon Quigley, T k e if W M h w . M f la 1 •*M % »= **M iw r ir w r Services Arc Performed With— » - *IlfRIBWa ■ « ItPli - area*, previously hid, been street Wholesale Food Prleo-IiK Germ! Boyd and 7 »-V m ille*p fe . •Wi AIVAN CI ■ N I C M - t e fwy mtd-rtmmer dex during the week ended Tues­ were present from Deland. Tall | 3S& —NO IN-BETWEEN PROFITS jk .j day. Sept. 23. Tire Indagr. repre­ Twister H Robson a buy set turkny losses at senting the sum total of the price evening and fined everybody oq -g jL V O N E W m G *t in Desoto, Charloie, per pound of 81 foods In gensral tha slightest pretext. ndry eoantles. J, use. stood *t *8,01 on that date — *— — ------ >compared with a record *7.12 op Sent. 15 and *6.16 year ago. ! ■fV"' for Monday vrith onnMr. Truman aald a dectali decision on sessional leaders. a. He said be CHEVROLET — 0LDSMOB1LE pur CADILLAC 915 Kaut Find Sir#*!. Sanford. Florida X special session of Congress for hoped one could be avoided’ and in '1047 emergency aid for Europe would that he h*a an open mind on the PALMETTO AYENVE A SECOND STREET PHONE 1254 meeting subject, , T aft Considers Revisioft Of Law To Perm it Halls LAUNpERETTE OF SANFORD CHEVROLETS BIRDSEY NEW LOW FRIGES’ Birdsey Flour & Feed1Store V*X’ ■ ft, • -- < , •r .• .. r 4 :- i ;; _-Z3=- -** • -. s w s m iz m zM m t ' ' _ �In TUB W EATHKU * • Parti) ihiudt jml iunturned rath­ U n it y T h e re la S tr e n g t h — To .Protect the Peace of the World; To Promote the Progress of America; •'To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. e r coot th rr n n jti S « m n ) » j. M d d e r__ a le J u » « |h c » a trtlr_ J fJ n 4 * - n . .- ij r — ■■m i ■ 'I f ---- AN INDEPENDENT DA -Y NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXVIII E s ta b lis h e d Buyer Resistance G row l Flanders H i n t s At New Controls To 0 C u r b Speculation •In Commodity Mart General Bradley Back From Europe 1DUS Beirne Convincttf Ef­ fort To Put Union In CIO Is Not Rank And File Movement WASHINGTON; 3epL 26 lAf —General Omar Bradley re­ turned today from a six-weeks inspection 'tour of Amet Wan troupe in Europe ami reported the morale o f'G . I.’a there ia “ fine." Bradley, veterans ml.minlstrator and former Army .commander in the European cunipaign, nipde the trip at the invitation of Preaident Tru­ man. Bradley, haa been men­ tioned in apeeulation u» surces■tor to General Dwight l>. Eiienho»er at chief of staff. He told reporter*1 that he found American troop- in Europe to h^ve "fine rhotsle, Well discip­ lined, well housed and doing more training -than hat been done-there recently." . V ishinskydJrges John F. Dulles Be Enchained MacArthur Insists , More Coal Is Needed TOKYO, Sept. 26. (A*)—General MacArthur told the Japanese govvrnmant today that If It puta • coal mines under state operation, V It must raise coa* production quotas. *j - if - MacArthur stated his views in k letter to Frontier Tetau Katayams after reviewing q bill pro­ viding 'fur limited government control of mines. The Supreme Commander said he had no ob­ jection to nationalisation of maj­ or mines which have failed to meet production quotas. MacArthur told KaMyama he A felt- all materials and labor neceaw tory for full coal produftion were available within Japan and that it seemed “ unrealistic that greatoar production la not achieved." He urged the government to commit all iu available resources to coal e duction so (hat Japanese intry might forge ahead. ilashing " s*lack * lo cover U. S. ing unit. This is bring done b> Delegate Warren Austin* and Bri- having the; irtemheti. sign new • • r l - t r\ I i j ._*.. i l payroll uruurtion citu*. A majorlam . Chtef Delegate I lector M e ( f » ,B , |w ta n w U |,M|[ U M l l , , Nou “ *- « ............— - — ■ '• ■ * - " * ViiTfinsV; released al.lhr nrws .“ The equipment workers’ burnt conference- Iris first in thejof ill rector s ha, voted to join United States a 10 page statement the TWOG and Is-orndtirtmi— n memlM-rship referendum. fu lly renewing and stiepgthening Said llrii tuj in a statement to* d a y Associated Press l.riLM’tl Wire , s e p t . 21;. t i n ? WASHINGTON, Sept. 26 b1 —American diplomatic au■ thoritiei view tha Soviet propose for early simultaneous withdrawal o f American and Rui in troops from Korea as a propaganda maneuver to influent the Korean issue in the United Nations. These authentic voiced the belief privately that Moscpw does not expect the oposal lo be taken seriously as a practical course o f action, ending receipt o flb e official . version of the proposal made at i on I by Soviet Lieut. General T. F. Shtikov, State Department ifficisls said they could not comment. A spokesman noted tha Secretary Marshall has sub­ mitted lo the UN Assembly the I ixio-Amrrican stalemate over establishing a provisional govern lent for Korea. S E O U L Sept 26 SlirtU rthd R'lssian occupation forces Iron wm projmsed today by Col. Cene nelrg.ife to the joint commission on N O . 226 Right Of City 10 in*-ou» w illid i.iw .il uf American Korea at the beginning u f.l'M H I I I S h ltk m . th ie f Russian Corea. Future Of Palestine [s Placed Iu Hands Of U. N. Assembly; Debate Next Week 4 British Police Killed In Tel Aviv ^ : Q| 1 I \KE SUCCESS. Si-jit 2o step lo iivnliaui the i uitrii \.it- the UN. American, aut but it ir* h ere] U*l> with A in ^ ick n iiodu**!" ho had no Miimriiiate comment on Ih of ssi-l, 1 . , . , ! "The Soviet tit-lrguiI.ai Im, Bl.Ukuv -ni'l at the meeting that • ll.er p r o p o s a l," ' Shttkov -aid. L \ K K SL'CC F,SS. Sept. 2t» R H ijilt tilt;! th r t 'n it r j N.illipiU lo* il.iy llm t * In- h .ul Jci idcil lo pull.' m il ol I ‘ale 11ill r i.m i|ilr tr ly re* Kj I cHi-)) i ll thri out,nine ol cur n lit «l,alr«line ih -h b ru tio n s t>«- tlie buciet d i-lrg n liu n lu lii-v--) Hiding (hat it _J i i i i , ,i_ ■$18 0 , 0 0 0 ; D r o n M o r e hue the t N Alrnctil Assembly. ions |>c.scr n u i h in n y, lhe lilbse} '* Colonial S n fr ta i) A itliu i Cieedi .iltrady lias been -tuttnll) ilU s k rd j JERUSALEM. Sept 2ti t,!‘ A hy Russia. h.ind ul l l r l i r s i ipralim g y u iiiiic i Jour* a ib is n l the Assembly's 55Ih r A m riic-in lesblutiun. un- killed hnii Ih iin h sunstalifcs m nation I ’alrstmc 'committee thst pli-m ruting the " t j l l l r A n n u l,ly th r busy s ltr r ti ol dossnlowti I r l Ihitian la so red umussh'slc Ittm pitipm al pul fu iw a tt! on thr assnn Asis I ih I.iv dining a d.iung si- n.ition o l lies 25 scat-old Lcsguc ‘lily llo o r last Ssrrk lijf Sertct.si) u io in l sar lu.hhip sihnh nrlted " I N j I iou* ihsndalc. of Slate Maisludl, ssas bamlrsl 1st I ibr lohlms 5 IHIMWK).________i __ 1 'M r J in iiiim .n l' the lutUIC ot ______ rxfM'wtiiig we may give Koiepoa lhe oppor­ iR S V f^ lk H iilt |Hir|liisriln 11«m (iiti tu n ity to form Ihemselves th r gov­ r l lit r i ti'Md d iJ i'if lit Hijt. ’ ernment w ith tile help anil ^ I I the* w it h d ia u s la isi.slanie o f the A llies, undei the iflt- c lr s l, r i u. Bugsitst:- -u „u b J condition o f w ithdrawal o f Arner leave in n in t h K u r r n a <‘c lHBtlU iIil* Iran ami .Soviet troop, from cjamu:in I a.-h.it-,,,. ij1- m i e - T‘?Tii'l.il>--Criinar l.iv iTTTu I hc> l . i i k I (Sou ||„ .I'.ilcsliur siai tit the liatlds sVT”llie iPHl*’*— ----------lo t h r n lh r l j 4 M .itliill.ll .Icl- i lo s r ly g u a id n l ■at / o it 'id e ll.s, l N . a m t th a t " i n the s b ic n c e "The Soviet delegallun derlatea s u iilie rs . I III- Aim-1 leans BscUnI-u llI || . --* ■ that If the American delegation agn-ra with Ilie piupusa! regard ing wirhdrawai of all f,rrvigii lioop, nr the liegiuuillg of 1114*4, thin the. Soviet troops will 6lendy to leave Karra—siniultane i la v s l l i l l k h u t ih o |> p iil lin e ha,* id a • r t t l n n r n t " B n l.s in lia d d c* n d e d "lor a ft r a l l y sv'ltittlrS tt SI I d fXUMHl U n il« ‘*l id m o tir y lo rtta M iin tf H i U j i l B u l ilt t lis h t iiH ip i a n d o l t h r l l i i t Bvijuiuiiiaistly * r ly h tiq itilc tim j m m rn m**tiBa f u r im u illliii! d in ilu illlg ll i II g rl.itt.is p i a t t h il ' |tu !i*« w ill 1‘tiRU* u|» f*»t ♦Isdn!** hi • i ' i - I i i U v. i ii- n i- iu h lv - m ill a!, i -t i-h A ilm in is t ia lio ii Irons F 'a lrs tm e .' jeep P i.iii-il h ii .mini p o lic t-iifrl), i,.ii-J u h h ! Hit fi.*» iin tiiM i |M»liti* nl I'siim ti^lI* »•, ■' i i .- I t J o i n - d i d nu t c o m m it I W Inis' |i i\ *lir*W , Itir t ♦ t i t is f i t A J r s u d r |mhi.i-m.iti i .is' sm iin d ■ li‘i CuU-l |* llitl it .Oll-li. IlitU il’ li d r l i u i t i d s lo -llii* t s q io r t ttti* iiffriid.i. iill is ... . S.f till' \ . IrMi ' i CDlftllliUFtf of | In tl * fluid Tsnin, iln* \iis•*11;ii• d r ih in thr v-indiglilliig s ihsss* | 4 f i.iii i j' nssjtiii v „ w I Midi i »'Ci*f ii i i 11*I ldt*i I ill# j it. swal m i-' n ii» slifli‘d In d iu p ; i Mlllp.lMli-d the h o ld up I t s l.im - i p a it lit t 'ii iiit ii J f w iit i ! l»i.j p liiiiH i* «u l l m r .tl lin t *- n iiiu iiiii *■ -M i; i ‘ l " -I- Hiiaslird sn )h< , , . , lt . •mid \i:d* »’«i»iinnpii lli* Nui*!, how|t* r **|H,IH*t* IIud - I 'r ilf | l> *, fiu d 1*t *M i tiifiiiun* ul Mi** iifM'd ImikI. leave- in south Knii-u l .iim., election in inn- ttiitnhuttal Mt I r p . i l n , T h tf m n v r u State Officials O verall J u ry I< Accused Of Laxity Taken On Tour Of lhmimilr In Eisler Case M urder Yacht tiny ufiMlIuu l*i «*• litU IIM 'lldM lifU 'v H il l ii i'l i I \ 1 J mI i II )m d > uf |‘ m I»i|* I litIn M in i |H I t|i«* Rep.Tliomas Demand.Former Communis’ Should Be Deporlcl , E ase |-s* S a id I A R eady F or _ , ills'* sSW in.ty I \ illllt d L F o i l r r H id it- s \in r1 ir4 i1 i i1#*=|ir|*wifl .;1ft lt*F ft lll'-iir| l,T i(P ~ t| u jlf il III u . - i i i.l s\ lo t i - fo u r u-i-ji iiii - ii tifii*| I <iiu not e a -lly ituagitiM c if- d i.,s ,* i Ur • i m iy . liu r - II. S. Military Experts Late In Arriving- ■S ea lia a M , rssi three| Claude P, Ford Died Suddenly Thursday ¥ ¥ J fi« . ciitu i. I-. T ,.v .d ., ; . ,T 1 S " : S , ‘ "Avenue. ’ fBorn c * ?in. South Branlall i.asvrenceville, Ga., the '61 year old man had been • resident of Hanford for IB years. II# wts a member of tha First Prrsbyterian Church. Survivor* include the widow, and two daughters, Mrs. Raymond Knapp of Hanford and-Mrs,-Noe l Norris of HL Paul H. C\; one son Fred M. Ford, Hanford; five grandchildren, Jackie Knapp and Jana Ford. Sanfuni and Barbara Joyce, Noel Jean and Jimmi* Nor­ ris of St. Paul, 8. C. Funeral sravice* will be con­ ducted at the Erickson Funeral Chapel Saturday afternoon at 4;00 o'clock with tha Rav, Douglas Char!**, assisted by Rav. J. E. Mc­ Kinley officiating. Interment will be made In Evergreen Cemetery BULGARIAN PLOT SOFIA, Bulgaria, Sept, 26, VO — Proeecutor P e t k o Petrlnsky brought an indictment yesterday charging a group of army offi­ cers with conspiracy to form a "military union" for the purpose of overthrowfng Bulgaria's Com­ munist - dominated government. General- Stanchev, former corps commander In Plovdiv, end Co). Dimlter Staraboldjiev were accus­ ed of "leading an organisation Fascist ideology aiming to III ss lisa'll tt<- Hhould G'tuh •si-1’>'!oo and.to— ,1 „ knot tsiait lo pti'si<ul tin, ayftllealn,n ot En iui.h-mt,i tin* s i■.>q> „( Jlntt.q a m-ttlrmrnl iicoiiiiiigiulcd hy ih t ■lO l.-tahh roarihii,* tr»«- ip m ift-i' \--•■itildy. . In • ! g t ft t tid iiig (Hill r t H it im ilii j.itih lflll, . Creech |fVT~rlls {*'111 iit‘ I ki ti m i'll 11t i i A ud it** cliMligr id -lulls s ih iili fi4lsiss*iTit Jiitii-r m id, \su- rtifu ic rtiiv lit uf • llfe l},0 - llm t lit** * \i-iuu!i. Dors- cioi-tatil,-- \si-t,v lino tally \th „ A --iiiiM y'} t ccotiniiendaHun*. • 4 **»*V 110**1 I* autism. Final Arguments Of — _ ___ ^ Lawyei s.Next Week Plans Amiduncud * U lilts' up t ,hi Sept. 2(. To E nter Team In chi ssmmihd. - ii,, nut Hi,- t N its e lf — Wtii , “ -y - -Mill Rctfi,Tiq;i,;. :- ',^’ -------rr-marsn-.r-sc f w Itri- It.id n -r l a i d n ft is jr i- f t t lv O i-u lp t ( ir J iu h l,. I lii'y - | i| , i' i t I I I itiiiti* tire l,. in g file d nt ill, im m T fir o Lions Club Votes 7 To-tkuO iienite In ILuulin»|)|ieil Week- W ASHING I ON, Kepi. 26, (/II «ns no u iiii -oImII v huge ii Ii ii i Ih santa aw — The llou»r. ( ‘uimaillre on H‘l Birlftl itri1-- rd io ( d ’l I . s t e p t (o r fin a l a tg u m n d un-Amvrirsh Acllvltlrs recum-L t nssndrd today that IIhim- Eis­ S o d soufi liftliuitmTi. i h r c T " , ! i S la te ^ keu t Shontfr.V.TT t h r s-slls ill ler W prosecuted for prrjury j l i r people id C a l d i i i i i i i .iM a m .ti i <t l.i»ml ■I'd Bawimrl fraud. In a report ’ I .oUl>r O i r i r t l T p f t l G cu lg t: C o llu tn , N i'l* 1 » n j| J n i i i i lin f t . l n O ld 'illi'd J W tm i llii'H r it ir it I lii- d 1,, fios'** In W seal lo lhe Justice Dew a y o u t n f th ,, j , ( W , with inttidennu hn par- H lt ii a .6. ,td . i w in d d ll keep d o s c i | t l i i iiit HiUl|nM pirlmrnl II also rrcummeruled cliaiiinl .,* >■,«,* m t *. is rra.lv h o th r jury. 'cofv,. at I h r S a p f io . l ,Sk.-rt l tlih Ihsl Eisler be deported ami i-.,, i i .s , sttiirn- nt Ih o Miiiiitiftti] A irp o t t lio n t r r u tutors, including t h e ', , .............. ... presented from “ eser rrlurning Divorces In Britain’ tu this country." tw o allrtnatrs, v e M c rd n v visited E . S. McCall tnnuagnl to break I,', A r c O i l I tllT ls J U IC toe hliislcd Mats- I.., liiu sr<s. Ill ,'lf out of “ ti pirgoli l l( I L it. I WASHINGTON. Sept. 36. M', Mr. Mr. mil ,ind Mr Mi• Waller \t illri E. I.. Osi-tell. Osi irll.II Plan- w. n- annouumLJm-Jlyid S I T U N l 5 F I E I . l t . M n « „ Sept. L'-i I'niit-d'State* ilTailmltllnir *!,!' tlij»l_j|lrss up- . u Newputl-| IjltHW ^J~~vT,t'-Ii ■ ,,'cetniv of .tin- organ ' ^ Im ltU w .W -~ '\ U ih r|l t/uGoit, to di-vs-ti.p n ,. 1,111 id c m I L)'< lliv iir i- e IM 'tll jlttl-i II, U te d t Upheld By Judge asking the City to ahnw cause whv such a license should not l>e I ssupiI. Judge Hmllh, sahl Mr. Wilson, gave the company until Sent. 30 to amend the alternative writ of mandamus. Fallowing the filing of the suit against the City hy E. F. Hous* La c k o f n e w s p r i n t holder, attorney, for the romnany VIENNA. Sept. 26-</P}— Fred K. Wilson, in Whalf of the Wiener Hurler, Americmn-spon Cilv filed a motion with the Court eared newspaper, failed to appear to quash the writ. today because of a lack of news­ print. The Kurier, nhose 900,000 HOMELESS MOTHER circulation makes It tha largest BRIDGETON. N. J„ Sept. 26, German-language newspaper in VP)— A homeless mother and two Central Europe, buys newsprint children are moving Into Mayor locally with Austrian schillings. BertramTirHr^AIthen’ s offlCe ln the town hall "beeauae they have Sknford Fishermen . no other place to go,” the Mayor DELAND RADIO Bring In 13 Biff Bass WASHINGTON. Sept. 26, VO— said today. He did not Identify The Communications Commission, the family, bat said they hail Wen A string of 13 black u<™ , acting on a petition for recon­ evicted from their home so the caught by Otis (Dirk) Jones and sideration by Station W8IR at building could be turned to com­ R. 7.. Johnson, was displayed In Winter Haven. Fla,, today set mercial use. front of the Robson Sporting aside Its. previous grant to DeWANTED; A CHURCIlfl.L Goods store this morning, giving Land Broadcasting Co , for a new LONDON, Sept. 26-</P>— further evidence that The big ones standard station at DeLand to a re , being caught in Seminole operate on 1400 kilocycles, 260 Peter Thorneycroft, conservative watts, unlimited time. member of Parliament, predicted County. be held on In an address at suburban WonThe fish were caught between . -A hearing — -r now „ will „ ■■ 7i00 o'clock and 0:00 o-riock thlafthe {Mamd-application with 8ta- stead last nlRhrrl morning with line halt .near the tlon WSIR a party to the pro­ months have passed Great Britain yt r “ Is going to demand the services _ Osteen bridge on the BL Johns ceeding. of Winston Churchill." ■• River. FREEDOM TO PRINT The demand, Thorneycroft said, The largest of the base weighed BRIGHTON, Eng., Sept. 2 6 - will b« mad* "not on the basis slightly over five pounds, while the emalleet one weighed one and VO— A, T. Penman, president of of his recoM o f the affection in the Institute of Journalist*, pro­ which he Is held, but becauad of one-half pounds. tested today that government cult the ovtnta which are going to In newsprint supplies threatened sweep over the country." BANKS WAKNKD WASHfNGTON, Bept. 26, W — he freedon of the British press. "W * have not yet seen what Addressing the Institute's an­ It Ja Ilka to lira on our own re­ H. Earl Cook, a director of tha Federal Deposit Insurance Cor- nual conference. Penman det- sources -under a Socialist govern­ H stlon, said .today bank auper- criiicd the cuts ment," he declared. "Britain ia should be watchful of land- gainst the free eipreeslon of going to face the Resolution O f fe re ti ToCrcate New Body Tu By-fa..i v,io o n Seour.ty C . c , Ib r Unilcri -Sl.ites t,ttl.t>'. u tlii - ■ rhe proposal--made at a comn irion inerting ta ile d .tl SKtikov*. ■.ill) asked th r L luted Nation* to S e v e r a l A F i ll e d G llll* ir q u r il, was regarded bs some Amr cans i,r ,e a* an attempt to avoid citahlish an interim ,omimllce t<l . . > , r, . . . consideration o f lhe Korean issue I ■ I he-United Nation*, lhe United- (hr (ieneral A n . u.hlv m ., map.. M e ,T G e t A W a y W l t l l mUlea nun |>lmt*il th r issue b v fu i^ his charge o f a virtual war plot in the Untied Slates agiinsl the U"So many AUTW and ACEW (( NNllaNrH M l ’ «a» ‘I S ir , i Soviet Union^and naming Dulles, a ranking member of the Ameiican . . . , . . . r i, delegation all over again at h r warmonger «» is I had in his original "w arm onger1 i rrvpondchta fu r foreign t!omVoeech of-Sept. 1 8 to llie U n ite d ; 1 ( 0 1 U S e P e r i l l l t S IS 'm uniat JnnrtsaU In this, nsuatr) Nation* Assembly. fur the ante purpu-r uf report ing arils i t i r - of Ih r In ile d Vlahinsky ileetared that hi* ’ Nationa. Im m igration lass a amt charge* o f warmongering had not Jiudicr ilrp a rlm rn l rulinga bar The rig h t, of the 6 t V tu n fuse been met by either Austin or MeCammuniala — aahlr from o f f i­ It ...|l«,#a ~m l‘ **r rarer! •n Issue u perm it tu the Central cial* and d iplnm ita — from unFlu ride Quick Frt-ere and Storage reatrlctrd entry, \ State De­ Co. to operate an abattoir in ils plant at Thirteenth and Elm Ave­ partment o ffic ia l atated the policy today in explaining why nue was upheld In Circuit t ’.uirt Toesdav by Judge Frank A Smith «^ paaaport viaa S r iS ^ g r a n ln l BATAVIA. Java, 8cpt. 26, </Fl of Orlando, It was announced 'to ­ Pcirre Courtadr, si ho w rite- for 1,‘ Hiim anile, ParU organ of (he —The Uni toil Slates was the only day by Fred R. Wilson, city nlFrenrh CommunUt I'artjr. lornev. participating power without ml lary experts on hand today for . Judge Frank Smith, wlm is uf WASHINGTON. Sept. 26 id -r the United Nations consular m is -« fin a tin e - during the va m iiim o f slon to investigate enforcement Judgt* Millard it. Smith, "held that Rc|>. J. Parnell llsomas (R -N J) of the U.N. cease fire order to the CltV (Jommisslon had" the right said ttxiay he is convinces) llir tu i-xerclse discretion in i'Hiing Stale D epartm ent' WJi " la x ” in the Dutch and Indonesians. It seemed unlikely that the JJlcJicense for the operation \f United States would be able tu the abattoir nr the right to refuse ivrrnsittinft H anns~ Eisler, sellcontribute first hand military in­ to Issnff It If in thrir judgment It admitted former Communist, ' to formation to the initial report of should not lie Issut-d.” said Mr. remain in the United Slate*. the consular mission lo the U.N. Wilson. I horn as made that statement This Judgment was the n-sidt Security Uopncll, due next Thurs­ day. U. 8. sources here said the of an alternative writ of mandam­ a* llie House Commillee on Undelegation of from aix to 10 us filed by the Freere Company American Activities, at which lie American officers assigned So the mission would not arrive here from Manila before Sunday. The delay In the arrival of the Americana has aroused consider­ able comment in newspapera and in foreign political circlet hare. f i Phone Union R ussians Seek Join Withdrawal Declares War Of T roops Fronj Kgrea~In 1948 On CIO Group W ASHINGTON. -Sept. 26 (*•) WASHINGTON, Sept. 26. VO lh e Communications W n rkn s if — William Green, A m e r i c a n America, rtewlv formed indepen­ Federation of Labor President, dent union, took on the C IO \oady today called for Increased pro­ in what may develop into a long duction to check Marine living and hitler fight to trp trse n l long coata at home and help carry out Preaident Truman's “ waste Jnlance operators and the men who lo o " food jMijgram in install major telephone equip­ h u n g e r 1) European*. Saying ment. —“ full production la the remedy <»for high prices," the AFL lead­ A decimation o f“ o|>en warfare er appealed for Joint coopera­ came from CWA President Joseph tion by labor and management A. Beirne who ted the ‘nationwide to achieve greater output. slrike nf 520,006* telephone w uikers last spring. The CWA was Hr ASSOCIATED PRESS Some high-flying pricer weie formed |o replace the looiely knit loting altitude in icalleied citier .National Federation * of Tale phone throughout the countiy Im p / anit W inkers, which'duet led lhe strike. buyer reiirtance war credited with B u i two of llir N F IW 'S strate­ gic group* refused to go along with halting the upwatd rp ita l in revllie CMA. Their officers those to ' A r a l o l the liner. . cast th rir h >1 with the CIO t spec At Cbtcago, New Yoit',~Plul*JeTrally ctralrxl Ir lr p litn r Workers phia, Kantar City and Detue. O rg ib i/in g Committee (IW O C .) r e p o r t e d b u t l e r price d io p t The two unions are lhe Am er­ from a week ago ranging up to I i ican Union of Telephone Wot ken cent! a pound, Dunn and HraJ( A U fW ) . w ilh about 20,1)00 mem­ tfte rt repotted lli.vl buying ol bers in the long line, division of luxury item* hadtlecyeaied through­ the American I deplum e • and out the nation. There w e ir j I Includes Warren AusTelegraph Company. ) and the acatterrd drop* in the retail price* tin And McNeil*In Association of Communications' egg* and fie th meal*. Hit At Warmongers Equipment Workers (AC EW ) whose The buiinet* research h im »»ul 2(),(Xlj mrmheis arc employed by retail isle* for the week were lhe W e tlru i 1.Ire11ic Company nr i i.t . ■ l .. ,t . , „ „ i , „ u LAKESUCCESS. Sent. 26 -</P> slightly higher than the preceding p u||ja*t AmJlfi Vi.hin.ky a.- key cities of the Hell system. week knd three to seven percent | ^ ^ j # ro n („ fB te lodty The A l ’TW memlwrship v o l" i ahead o f a year ago with a large ^ john F w |fr I)u | | „ #nd o lh „ by a five to three ra tio to go bit * proportion" of consumrr income prominent "Amriicans he stta rk rd the CIO I WOC. A. T. & T. has *1 spent on foods, which incleased as "warm onger*" ilm uld be "en- lowed i )h union Until Oct. 10 to prove that it still repn-senl* thr substsnttally in volume. ‘ chained." Vishmsky broadened hi* wprkers In the najluiiwide hanmln- -------Poutuy.-ehoeaw and UteXpert*i*t* ..canned meats were* In heavy dcv*biand while butter, eggs and fresh meats decreased In popularity. B*Cts a id - ale* r -tillr.e d to bs’ preferred to htgh-prtfsAi tkjOo»«. • The-Agriculture Department re­ ported 70 percent of this year s corn crop wasTargely »«fe from damaging frosty as uf St-pl. 10. Hqwever, there have been report* of frosta since then in northern parts uf tne mid-western corn belt. The Sent. 10 estimate comB pares with 55 percent of the crop <®r»ported safe from frpsl a w»wk earlier. Front. dnmqgud corn is of tower quality for - livestock __ feeding and .canuui- ha .tUired- *» long «* fully matured grain. Inasmuch as this year's crop is unusually small, any conaid* etahle damage would greatly complicate the nation’s problem of sharing gram supplies with needy areas .abroad. Senator Flanders (R-Vt.) said {ft that Congress will be asked to * ,#apply controls" unless cunimodfty exchanges curb wjr#l be trrmIl'S tlls s rS «n l-HB* T t m l X"I Sa n f o r d . F l o r id a The Lion- Club III Ha meeting Indus’ lit the Tisttrisl Ih-utet voted lo c o o p e l 1st I sv ills o ilie r civic a>rtfa s ja a lfd ft- i i i c i i i j i n g Ih d a r y V a n ii Avilvnnbs t il. h u t t in g on n fttu g ia tn M, i ;n, <1 e liilH or Ht.l linftitli-nppvsl vat- p o ll s e le rn li* to secure Cm ploy ms, nt. I»r. t u ,r. F h i . i i y . sshii le p t r - e n le d inspectiopol the i tall ilfltler mag. tlll, ||. , if tine to e s r i v fjs e u rn n r u iii lli,- i loti ill .the on .-ting of eivie I. u le i- ! i id . ii is i l t i Mr<s. Jesse inlying atass,». • I -a id Thai s s illi 11s,* iii- lit lln lio r i **f oft, tin - M e tliiH lj-l ts. idui-rneui Mo-eh-v’ of th,- T S Emplnyment ‘‘The jury liHiki-d id tin- t.«<at in tlie tin s m i | i * ssliii Ii a re e s lie ftn - t ’o iif e ie im * -le a i r ie d 'to d .n • e and Itnlpli \ Iloud uf the lilt, light of tilt' pTOM-CUtllOl Ittul 1 1 f u - l. v n tn a ld e esq,ellertcs* in n I lie Rev J n h q W, ...................... . I'lih’Mih Seiuiitv Agency, was tlie ih-fenai thi-orie* of how Mr, I n - g in lu - l , ; * i, e p ttn e ip a l o f tlie Hr it s-.Ii M i.tli te. d •liv King l.i,ot W. O. ami Mrs. tlveri'll sscti- killrd,” ,S ente- s l i i ! ) s is td * ii- l e j u i l l i ’d j i * l i - l N a tio n a l I ' l i i l i l i e ll ., I I io iic . m-tiii' . to" id tend ii similar eistil triiifc Judgi' Krnnellt K Mortllet das ...... , follow*: di-ile ,-d tin* ............ a s n iiio - iu n i , . ir. »' ! i i .*11 -o c ta l ....... in t t „ . m „ d . i i i f ...... im i*y ‘" ‘,i ra t» « That Him. ssh,, riintiant rsluitml ilti* erni- E. S. McCall . . tlie . Ini, ti re.-idy t " " , liperate in 14 • - f w u r iil •er in /the-Soutlu-onst Compauy'a iSairn Gardner [ t ie ' loi.giHio ihiiiiig National imntwgys in Itattww tn' -siipPr^:tlrHir=3lHff,dl He fold Smi Mi'lhrUiVt TeSTTer, H 4 -— vise the in-pectiiiii. lit, \ NewYitatt, Jr. 14 finm itirfhT Hindi, that Atneticn llatidfeap iVeek sliirtifuf Oct. 5. Fine •’« operation 1>> Itlelclisftts iil-o “ ftiosidefictile w|i ivti 13 •' The juror* vserc driven tn Hal ' Stuil in donating -pare for gum ball ’ poiillto t|ie -aimtingie ‘ten* h i Ihui irl it rtmiti*ii‘d till- Mini look ' Adaio. machine*, lions the -ale of which : ",g # ^ II mlvniitagF ,,/ Judge Moniaui.'*!" D- Mtlliurns goto tlie ctiih will obtain a perII III Ill'll i lei g Villi’ ll HI,’ Hoiking Jnvilation to vseni their " y m ih " . A. I'ntl i. k. to l,e .tvc.deii-lo to IU to avert tin* break.up ,yf n iu rrU, t ■• tttage > . . the. . elu . A clolhea.” They -lioUt-il up ill , \ t .o l.'io IIV’ v , , , - ’- and horn. - l o ........ . ttl, | / i h e hlim f futid and iirobt prlvilvgad III tn-iial raiment lunging from ienii- i U ^ I isifs*»| It) m m tin g e g o id iin re Iiin ft. d>, lie soiilli, wit - ie|Hiitrtl hs Jidin Ivey, all,I lumUu inch *httla, to -lnik,,* D S.ott vtuiM'iiiiiti of tin cnmpklgn 111 -ond. T ile s u l,,. In ti, p riv a te ly IS-MtlHlfrU ... l-ear T b »rl * u l!*.1"! 1 I Ttft, eliiti vi.ied to -hare with in -liogh sstielehel, Jl w it li v io lin - n o iftb -* ftltsttmtisT- tnrsr— Itotaiv ntid Knsiitsi's lliu eo»t of tin g e . It .U < Mill HT h e liiu r e li'* tu s k s s jili le g n td IhftiHg lite piano in llie Tourist E. i> I'I lest Folicc Dupartim'iH to t m in o ig i ' i - not f s liV n t iv r o n ly , renter. G. K. EHi* Secretary Hamilton Hisbee reA. Adams . lie added, to il l. 'le lilf t llv e . - H ie Hears Complaints tllvv., will donate Rev. .sir. M r. ss W uterimo-e u le th o u -e nl-o n l- o iirgi-I u>gei) Niff I't1 i hut Hugh Whi’h in-1. Hr. SI ti,-v. 7, tlie ,, ,*'lists .. w_u. l • I hiifliiislii’d) * ........ .. ‘■to i hslletlgr It-ll William H. Ketn|i of Oilnndo II x 16 evil* in oH-iety sshii It . ..rstssl.irt r- <••*«•'• •“ the Cits lU llforw h ich J. J. \V.Ht yesterday denied lie seas a Junk new equipment tflid furnitura is It x 16 to these d is t ille r * . dealer after he had been sum- G. A, H|leer, Jr. l*'ing seen m l tiridef* direction of 7 x IS As tjnnine dnv s-uiiferenre l! G. Wtlilaiit* Inoned to. tlie City Hall follow Mr*. S. C. Graham. Fred (Janas swung Into It* third dnv a New ing a complaint that he sea* col Vo th d e le g a te * n d riH 'n te d U n ite d Mil. elected to Iepicsent‘ the club Ceti tv Ciate program. |lrrtt,jj# '‘ ‘'/"•'i » ibcn*e (innffNtcr Suit It's Tax Nation* action “ un the plight of jb* 1 ti»«* firt* * ruint'd Cuwon R S aK T 'v '•> >•>■>! K .-I " ,. North Holly Avenue junk dt-ah-r. Mr. Kemp wa* excused hy (Jor­ don Bradley uf the City Manager's office, "inasmuch u- the City, hud requested Ralph Cowan, the own­ er. to dear up the debris at the liM-stiun,"'police nqmrteil. During the year, many com­ plaints roach- this- Pnltcir twpsFU" merit from irate gardeners whose gardens have been trampeled on or eaten up by chickens, cows, horses, dogs and mules. Yester­ day a resident on East Second Street telephoned police that two pigs were eating up her garden. The owner of the pigs was sum­ moned and the pigs were removed. 1 Another complaint that is often made to |>ol!rr is that motorists fail to heed the slow dawn sign* while motoring past schools. A htdv* motorist rwcnt)T chirg«Vi with driving too fast past the South 8(de Primary School on the Palmetto Avenue side, was given k stern warning by police against repetition of this. -- * SHRINK LEADER , MIAMI, Sept. 20. (/ O - VVIIHam C.‘ Woodard, of Sudan Tem­ ple, New Bern, N. C„ today was elected president of the South­ eastern Association. II* succeeds George W. Hunt, of Savannah, Qa., aa head of the M state or- Of $5(10,000 For$78,000 CHICAGO, Hi-pt. 26. (A’>— A Ilouse sulK-omndtls'e investigating ’tin- parole of four former memlien* nf Al Capone'* gapg had ill it* recoril today that one of the ex-convlcta — who *»ld he Udiove* ili Hnnta Clau* - did not know who had Settled the government’s income tax Haim of nearly |M*U,trpO f o r 67H.OOO. Louis (Little New York) Cantpagna, one of the four Chicago men paroled from federal prison* aftrr nerving the minimum of lit year sentence*, wn* one of the witnesses called yesterday a* the congreiuiional grou|i headed hy Hep. Hoffman (Il-Mich) opened the investigation. " Campagna told the group he did not know who made the set­ tlement tyi an Income lax lien of 6406,677 for the years 1035 to l«n^ ' ^ n*w h had been paid. “ Do Y°ft b e l i e v e in Santa Claus?" Hoffman asked Campag­ na, who replied. "Yes, I do." RUSSIAN VIEW MOSCOW, Sept. 2ft—(A*)—Russlart* read today a prediction of "significant resistance In the Uni­ ted State* to the 16 western Eu­ ropean Nations' proposal for Effecting the Marshall Plan. A Tsss dispatch, dstalinsd New York, said there was reason to believe the plan for nearly |20,-------------- m U. S. aid would such — ----- / dtaplaced pe rYuns, partTi’nlarlyJ thnsi* of till- Jewish IWiillle.*" Y Walkways Finislu'd At Information Booth Jurisdictional Strike ( ioch Into 2nd Year Ho l l y w o o d , sept. 2a. riP»— ’Hie first anniversary of mavistaiid'i Klnke was obsarvsd tinlay.^ At least 3,lHkj merntwr* of th* striking cnnfcrence of studio un* Ions- (A F L ) haV i U-«n out o f work a year, with studios ackiiowledginK 4,SftHt wer* unsmployeil at tile peak of th* Strlk*. Tite total wage li>*' tangv* b*tw'ecli llie studios’ estimated ,|17,niHl.imo and llie CSU't 120(000," A IMIll. % The strike was called oft.Sapt. 26. IlMrt. following dlscharg* of CSU car penters' whtt mfusvd to . . .. i / work on act* th^y declared "hot” ■mil on which member* of th* .tiwal— InUrnattusiaL- AlUonsa—a t Tin-airiest Stag* employ** war* doing Job* the carpenters claimed L' JM i to lie their*. AFL President William Groan has called another negotiation meeting — lhe latest in a long string - at San Francisco n « *t montn. Tlie two cetnent walkway* ten'll ing to entrance* of the TourDt Infurnmlioti Ilout it on Semlmde iluulvvaiil and Park Avenue-were romplete>r yesterday bv Cilv workmen under the directum of Ralph Luldnski and Sid RiChard. This morning they were slaking out a nemi-cirrainr, walk at the frnnl o f the libath, . Thip will con­ ned lo the rest -room*entrance* at the rear o f the building. A 11 Only a few Inquiries have Iwen made nt the, booth office during the past few days, according to Mrs, Gahc Mirhael, receptionist, with the Improvement of weather. x ^ n r ilr t r .1 -thar^turno Todii.T* will visit the booth. • if MERCURY DROPS Following the stormy period the skies cleared Thursday morn­ ing; the wind shifted from southvast to northwest, and thv tem­ perature during early morning dropped down to 62 degrees ac­ cording to B. F. Whitncr, weather­ man.' Many residents reported that they had to get up in the night to put \mire blankets on beds os the first chill hint of Fall wok* them up shivering. During tb* day tha thermomsUr showad a maximum of 80 dfgrat*. TRUMAN HROADCA8T . WASHINGTON, Sept. 26. tAY— President Truman will make a four-minute nation-wida'radio ad­ dress tonight to launch annual community chest drive. Th# address, at1 0:53 (E8T), will b« iB sS l ^ > r 1 ' rtr "* -.'5 SSJL f.^3 = r t . * ,2 - r , " i . . p- . . • : ■ - " f - ie-x is _^-7— ~ "• ’, - r r r - _* j - .s ’ •• • ; t*-— * l • * '1 ,-i|r i, �FT" — PAGE TWO GENEVA NEWS T n rr twnorinK' Mr*. 8. C. Huggins at the home of Mr*. C. A. OMham on Monday. Those present were Mrs.- S. C. Huggins, Mrs. O. C. Krot-kmsn, Mrs. W. G. Andris, Mrs. Tom Geiger, Mrs, David Spror, Sirs. Philip Bauer. Mrs. C. A. OMham and Mrs. A. G. Allrn. Also Mrs. i • Julian 8ten%trom and Mrs. 0 / It. Mathirux of Sanford. * Mr."and Mr», 8. C. Hu^yim ami family icavt* this week fur llunnell. Fla. where Mr. Huggins Is emplovrd with the State Uuad De­ partment. Mr. ami Mrs. C, W, Dooley and family have returned after a|wndIny a few days in MlddULiirg with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Krctier have as their gm-Ma Mr, ami Mrs. Carl Lay from Decatur, HI. . Mias LaVcrnr Dunkel entertain­ ed with a weekend Ituu.e party. Those present Were the Misses Betty Kaye Yatborutrgh, Lillian Moran ami Alire Lee Cuttibi, Vernon Culprjtyrr was the w-eek end truest of his mother, Mrs. A. [ G. Allen. Vermin is attending the University, of Florida. Harold Haldeman of Ft. I.audcr’ dale was a guest o f Vernon Cul By STANLEY THE OLD HOME T Q W N o t e y ^i f h e T IM E /A i — "I g o e s To jH om e Is Hurd,.Even , ' U n m n In lln o J V im n FRIDAY, SEPT. 26, 1947 8KS--r r ~ r — *-“ 1 TIIE SANFORD lIERjjLD. 8ANF0Rftt> FLORIDA en except some symphony records. Tbay hadn’t been much use anyway, aa the man who owe* Phone IHtone SILVER a ijgmtc bear fnrar mbit When the last stick was pone, Frances and I walked together' IIy HAL HOYLF. NEW YORK, Sept. 2(1. ( /P i- around the bare apartment for the last time. Already it looked Only In H it "F o r tltn "-b u l Saying goodbye to a borne Is aa strange anil foreign—as If It had difficult as parting from a friend forgotten ua. So many people hail 1! you never expect to see again. lived there in its hundreds years. Homes have aa many flaws as "I’m going to leave the flower friends do. but you forget them pots,” said all when the time for leaving aboxes !? !1 and the flower , rom„ *Fi4nce*. -T h e y belong here. But • Msoy isikt *0 sad *v*r bsvs t* gm up 1 1 .Bo it was with little elation that " * couW *“ » th* °,d atthts-hs** frs*<M«t 4 m s to pas* n l a we moved out of mjr battered old fireplace.' — h «r» la ctu tm , loo, Imcsum of sstaoc In our new apartment the rules Greenwich Village apartment a f­ funclionsl kldoey dirndsn. ter seven,years and set up in a —there arc so many rule*—forbid O N Y O U e . T «W =* I f Hit* is your Inmbto, fluth out yo-jr brand new building where you can outside flower boxes. And a con­ kldasr* sad hlsdd.r with Dr. XilaHt'i sit ami watch the East River tugs cealed radiator will take the place S a m p -R a it I* qukkly works to Ik i n h * of our friendly fireplace, the only gu scooting by like water hygs. llw Sew of uf in*, txlp roll*** rscoss arid­ Wheal Balancing We knew we were lucky to find fireplace I over lived by that never ity, and t*M burning itnution , , . Kripr i clean modem apartment after sqnoked. blsddrr irrilstton that p o you op atahrr. : inly a 12-month search, though Swsrsp-Root it truly nsturs’s own way "Well.” said France*, “ at least to rstirf. Millionr havs taken U for thtoo laying the rent promised to be as there won't be any mice in the jsnofsrionr . ■ . eflon with woodorful ronainful as going to the dentist. new place. The kitchen has won­ suits. Crudont Tab* as dirretod. We felt we ought to lie grateful. derful steel cupboards. I did get For free trial supply, writ# Dope A,’ 1 \nd we wrrfr—even after Signing so tired of fighting the mice in Kllowr a C o. Inc., Boo 12SS, Stamford. i lease that held every tenant ras- this old building.” Conn. Or - *ot fuli-tlrod bottlo af *u4 a r>ih — n * s * m rictlon conceives! by landlords Sesmp-Koot today at your drugtier*. But I don't believe she was real­ fslraatiiis — Ttr» IU»alrlat ince the time of the Chaldeans. ly thinking of the mtc« at all. But Frances and I both got a We turned the key In the door reling of trapped panic when the urniture van drove up to take lock. It gave a farewell click. We air things away. The three liter- walked slowly to the dark stair­ iv bruisers who were to do the well down which my father-in-law M> said there would b* nothing to had been carried after he was fat­ ally stricken during a visit to New i all. 1 Y’ ork. W«* had.a, memory—some AILWork Guarant*«d- - F IF T ^ E H Y E A R S HE E V E R F /A itS H E P A N Y TH/M G H E H V E R i S T A R T E D /' WORN'OUT FROM GETTING UP NIGHTS! C. -* C. W elsh WELSH LIKE SHOP WATCH REPAIRS 1 **?gt. and Mn. \V. M TVirres ami 1 (i my wife with that mixture of family returned lu their home in Outside thg sun was shining. As Irash effrontery and kindliness Jacksonville after spending ■ their 1 with which furniture mover* try we left our old neighborhood, to .-oration with her parents. Mr. and b still . the housewife’s fear of keep from thinking of the years Mrs. C. F. Harrison. we srere leaving behind us. I com­ — A T L A ST , L O C A L B O Y M A K E S <SOO D ikmagc to prised belongings. Mr. and Mrs. Carl la y of Decat­ A moment later he pawed a bar- forted myself with, the thought ur. III. ami Mr. ami Mr*. Henry rl of kitchen ware to hla broad that our new apartment will give 0 -2 3 Kreiser spent the weekend In lack and keadod far -the door, rl-' me a chance to revive one of Man­ Frostproof with relatives. c-clieting o ff our antique walnut hattan’s oldest gags. - Mr. am) Mrs, Phillips were vis­ "W e live near the F-a*l Bivsr,*' d-ak. < -d Mr*, J. C. Hills during the iting relatives In Maitland Tues­ Frances, who had spent a tlr- I -can tell inquiring frlaods now. storm. day. lig week loading up boxes and "If you’re ever over that way— Mr. and Mr. I.csler Tiu>*d*ltMr. and Mrs. Te<| Hunter of Decirtons. shudtkred ^ p J Itu -n ctm Land ware guests of Mr. ami Mrs. are at home after vacationing In wsre shalty, and she went into Sclnm. 11. -----------— -----------—J. T. -McLain. - Jr. Hctutay. aiother room, pulled down the . Mr. and Mrs. T, W. Prsvatt wndow shsd-t and stayed In there An execiTlive meeting tif the have a* their guests, Mr*. Ham Geneva I*. T. A. was railed by the l.ittler. Mr. anil .Mrs. Homer Al­ Col. S. G. H a llim a n , who j|>eiil two and a half yean a i A *4 ftr a while all alone. FOR SALE president. Mrs. C. A. Dldham. ____ I nm hrlptess against people ison anil ilaoghler, Mary, from general r|a|< n lfic c r with th r 11lit A ll F rtpir during the campaign MOTORS INN Tuesday afternoon, In the bchool I Knr'i'ngfieid o llle furnltute movers, waiters ami and auditorium, The first regular! Mr, and'M i,. O. W. Todd ami sRsinrt the Japi in ihr A lru lu n i and who pailicipatcd in the attack sihway ' guards. So our friend, | TRU CKERS REST agsitul A ltu arrived recently from G louceitrr, M an. to la k e over the ljurle Wells, and Jeanle, our halfV ,n|f 'X! T 1 n *wo rhlldrrn w?rf gueaU »»ver the, # , . French A Seminole lilvd. U»e school building Tu«*«4ay niter- jAt-rkrtul «>f the C \V, Dooley fmn- ntanagcmrnl of the L*unilerrttr of Sanfoid whirlr tt loialrd at 0*k a-lay-a-wrek maid, took over and noon. i it1 Ij Avenue * __ andj Second r> i p .' *• * i . . —* the baggage smasher* so ----------------ilF‘ . Street. Hr it a partnrr in the Luiinrti with C*sl. J Louise lliilli || nd two K>niJ , >I1M <>1# Mm . aa. .. w ..im nr, mu , „ .. Ifaf« Wmr vwi !<!i TflltJ nu in Mi, W and K. T. Hummel *111 .Warren who alto icw served in 111 thr Aleutian*. tP°UK-** JHH* »ml son onti ; *m| Tummy SummeHilll returned I Col. Harrimun after leiug InMrs. Ben-Northrop and sun, vijyt-1f,,m, vt, „ lr,k, Ft. l..udcrd.lr ! jlltVd in sev^ai pUne cr^hri^ lhr volce-of disappioval when the ---------------------------------- ------- -— ----------------------- I______|irtired from active duly. He hold, firm held a fashion show at Le Lake, rural resort • LET’S (JO TO THE MOVIES! r . 2 ! a r ! t t 5 E P . 2 l E : Sourdsville near Hamilton, Ohio, and found audience reaction firmly againit Fust of tin* American l.cgiun ii, the new longer skirls. The instigator of thr poll and PRICES- Mr - JOr OPENS- 12:15 P.M. Dully; Gloucester. He Is also a p*»t com­ mander of the Rights Templar in resident of the company, Philip remained unperturbed, SUNDAY that .city and is an Elk Clun Icyrrs. EAST DAY j however, in the face of customer i member. He la living with Mis. ■ nnd employe reaction. Hald ho: | Winn HOU Palmetto AVenue... and •FRIDAY], JMQNDAYi “ True, it Is the i1e«lgners“ vrtwrl Hanford A%e. (Glndervllle) , A aun, S. G. Harrlmau, Jr„ start fashion tiends, hut the wom­ segved In the Navy, and now en wear 'pm: They are deter- I “ Boom Town” live* In Texas. Another son, mittedh anti-long skirt* now, hot Bruce, former air pilot and cup- regardless of th« hullahjilluo, no -w ith tain, Jk_ attending .Harvard -Uni- woman "will "rrslit "for* long the _ . Clark Gable veristy. new style-dictated longer skirt., Claudette Collier! Shu will fall in line. Among-theCpI. JUrriman commented — —Sponrvr Truoy-— jh c FloThU sunshine and said resist*rs the length will drop, howi Hedy Lamarr tnkl in the Aleutian, the sun ever slowly, and In llmr they will 1 la rarely seen, the weather I* have forgotten g|| about it. happy Saturday Only! vary had and the tandXcnpv o'F liTthr Iwtow-the-knee lungth.”. • Double Feature-• T IP -T O P ICE CREAM The fashion show, attended l>y the volcanic inlands I* very bleak )’ with no trees and no grass aside 11,000 residents of nearby com* Wn mats t i ll our own tea Craam, All flavor* from the tundra. He said that mOnltle* in Ohio, Kentucky and he Is very pleased with Hanford Indians, featured 22 new fall and Tasty — Doliclous — Haalthful winter styles. Including several and enjoys living here. from the drsigning tmard of Con­ TIP—TOP ICE CREAM . stance llennett. The drcasi-s shown CHARIKS DrcHHmakerfl Dislike retail ut front ffl.PA Ip (26. and arc 411 Hanford Avenue . . Rhone I2lf! New Longer DresscH sold door-to-door hy some tO/xlO saleswomen throughout the counfrjr. By DOROTHY HOE --------------1-----—•---------I Associated Press Fashion Editor Two 'former managers of th* N ot even the women who maku * the new Tung-skirted dresses jlko j iai!1" \VnfM*BUSINE8S OPPORTUNITY |lh.’ » S , , " ' . " . ” flit;' I Z JH S »-■ l . r j , , ™ , , . ihim,.nut, , J L L l J S S S r i J r w t t S J S E i mv , . •while Hucky Harris of the YanWill rotbslder selling an Interrat in aa established Insurance T V ,,rr U ^ « m U t bV “ i kr” iuiwal' th,,|r during part Mcruci i recent poll of noarly 1,000 women I ,,r -i ■workers of o n e .o f the nation's1 ~ _____ agency to a jnuag Hanford man. preferably a Gl, who will ' l a r g e s t mass-production dress If the Dogers da sny teeing gtve hla tlm* to th* buaiMo* on a salary, rommUalaa ar­ ' firms, in which U7 percent votrd S m tla y agalnat the wearing of longer off in the Series it might lie ab BURNETTE rangement, with privilege o f scqnlriog the remaining Interest. dresses. 4*e expense of Allis Reynolds.] The workers polled—designers, The Yankees' big winner has at> led which the owner han not had Use* Other iinss csit be •«<mi the Mine program! cutters, office workers and ma­ tawed 23 home, runs—tops for th# chine operators—are turning out »Jason In the majors. !• develop. ' / many thousands of do ten dresses MSHAYNE, M tn n iM weekly for sale alt over th* United DITlCTIVi 8t*te* and aboard, all with leng­ thened skirts. Resuita of the poll were consid­ ered Slgntffunt because the fac­ tory is located In Cincinnati* a ••SHORT FROGRAMP R O L O N G S I HE i l f f fashion e*nttr of IRe middle west, t Hr toon- 4supposedly reflecting the average O F Y O U R O I.D ROOF “CAD and CADDIE” American- opinion. Further emphasis was lent to METROTONE NEWS V E rt P f. L O N G I P IUUM0NT • MARSHALL ROHEKT BHEAPBK Kxpericncetl Watchmaker 1 Located at ROBERTS’ JEWELRY 111 Weal Flrai.Street . New Sanford Business Man — - Sferved-With A rm y-A t—Attn Complete Stock WHISKEY - WINE - S M. C. Ginder Package .1 -T ry STARRETT . . ' Hand m ow n to CHICAGO ; 7L to NEW YORK * —hLs O" Feature Tiniest: ” 31ILD W E S T ” # I:1D 3 !2 0 5:2L 7 :2 2 9 :23 i v PIUNCESS ■ Adults— 10c • P . < DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM ay & Saturday! tSundiy & Monday! for s.few days. Mr. amt- Mrs. W. B. Kyser of Mims were dinner guests of Mrs. Pearl Peters 8unday. The Gensva seventh eighth ......, andeighth Igrade pupils were "on the alrr’ att ■WTRR In Sanford Thursday. Florencr McGill was the announcer. ‘ The groun sang several songs, in­ cluding the school song, avid the; dilatory erf Geneva" was given by. Shirley Thomas. John Anders was surprised Sat­ urday night with a party given hv his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Anders, at the Community Hall. The occasion waa his twslth birthJlsv. Those enjoying the party with- John were Shirley Thomas, Frank .Andsrs. Jimmy Brown. Jackie. Bobby and Florence Mc­ Gill. Isabelle -U F ite Mary Old­ ham and Mary Ann -Brockman. T o L t t e T o C loaolfr •nlon PIctYire- -o n llte wimc program .FIRST CLASS **vtc« station for t rent- Now opan. ■In good loeaj tion. Neteaaar* fto have .om* money o purchaw* sleek. Writ* Bok J. c/p Herald. . D r . C h a r lw ••alao- CartooR - • **CAT CONCBRTO” L ; I 'in o n o p io w fctru t ;.v Hanford Atlantic, Qk. Bldg. S E N S A T I O N A L NEW MITHOD OP STOPPINO LEAKS WITH NON-RjjST* INO ALUMINUM Sparky... by to MIAMI* ' f.2ti ;; injij •Y t* 112.25 hm.“ CansnSiiig PaMNengent •All Par*. Pis# Ta* A lrlln v Air Expreaa Air Mall T For All Air.Trsvel Itaerrstiuiu ^ PHONE 1325 CALL ECHOLS FOR BETTER BEDDING INNERSPRING MATTRESS and MATCHING BOX SPRING Both For ■ 8 6 9 '° ° f/im ' IJbentl Allowance Eor Your Oil Spring and Mnllrcwt HOLLYWOOD COUCH Complete * - s u e And “Pay Aa You Rett” ECHOLS BEDDING COMPANY SANFORD- Calory and Hanford Avenue* ORLANDO- Phone 1232 grr. JOHNSClCCINCOh v Goodwill Musical Program (Goodwill Youth of Hanford) N- Municipal Ball P a rk SUNDAY- SEPT. 28th- 7:30 P. M. . Featuring, V SILVERTONE GOSPEL SINGERS of New York I Amr-OVH DID tool YEARS OF , . 1 Carolina Jubileern and 7 l<oatl Talent and .Group* MOM M TI COJT A io o d im .!; ;; , . Rev. W. R, -Fairley___ Subject: ‘Good Will o f the Southland’ ALUMINUM FOR PiRPICT MAL STOPS UAKS POMANINTIY Par full datailod infomail pkaia phono Ua todayJ HIRACLE _ ». d*w . . . . Why don’t down to OT. JOHNS ELECTRIC CQMand tat new owb?” . V ''A f* jy V , . i g ^ w m youth council , . v„ r _ Uuit they may become tuefal and better dtitaao. BBCTION RR8ERVBD FOR W HITE'PEOPLE ADVANCE TICKET HALES . '•* rr>MD A mu CONCRETE CO ; g |ie A vij . At Phoie 1 l ■Va." 151.35 10 Yi hr*. — ....... at Car l oon *56.9."i hrs.............. v v -:. ; • ■ I i . • �F R ID A Y . S E P T . 2fl. 1947 ffI R H A N FC m il H K H ftl.I) Oviedo ■ hanlnrd Ik-taU ! Unit(si (Rah--* «■«- utti-mpting I In viiilnlr' Ifir Clinnrr hhi! ‘ by. In m ihr Jwt'iiriiy C m ncll. "had x fa /A U H U d V a in A board meet my uf the Oviedo Parent Teacher* Association was held at the Oviedo School with Mr*- R. W. Kites, President, pre•idinir over the meeting. The of. fleers and committee* for the fol­ lowing year a* follow*; Mr*. R. W. Este*. .President, Mrs. Charlea T. Nibtark, Vice-president and Unance Chairman; Mr*. I). It (JJ, m . Secretary; Mrs. Rerr r. Wind. Treasurer; Prof. Walter A. Tea­ gue, Historian; Mrs. Xlwx' la-inhart. Congress Publication*; Mrs. Ale* Lcinhart, Hnsnitatity; Mrs. n nsenai suifouunitter tilling hign pric. - ot (mid limbing, loltj a reporter hi >Hiil. that a I .id sntmine, - in the rfcrhangeg.'’ .1 ui-fk.. »gi» r tnndbre *ugii that a lt*t*.percent‘ mar gin lu'incnt, lie itn|H>-eii on nlf iitino*. -nying " -pec Irfrulfcr.' •••—I ' le iii.--i iolli igin •'•Indirete *>|K'vuImyitig.'’ lie added Ih.-n | grain-JH'is-es "ftle rvHnint . I id t i t i i f t o l mtd ( lie ) *l|imid i and the Theme U ItuiUling Char­ acter; The Year Hooks are lielng pre­ pared for presentation to tin memliers hy numbers of the fiftl grade. Mr*. I», it. Ultey. Mrs. j P. Co*, and Mrs. Ben K. Ward were committee in charge of mat­ erial for Year Hooks. Thi; first meeting for tile XvJr will lie hold uo Weilnesdny, Octnlier 1st at the ■>me Kconomics Hiiildingt All are urged to come a* the prog­ ram. to Is- announced Inter,- will lie a very inlerealing one. The hostesses for this niectjog will lie the mother* of the eleventh and twelfth grades, with Mr*. W. T. Chance and Mr*., lh I.. Itagsdale. Homeroom mothers of the two respective grades, arting as chairman of the group. The Homeroom mothers of the Mydrrfir*hhnnTTieTind*7cry imporTbusiness meeting on Monday afternoon, with Mrs. [». It. Ulrry, rretary of the 1TA presiding, ch mother was given a ihdaihil arrount of her e*act duties for the year, including obtaining nirtnhership for the ITA from the parents tn their respective grades, dlsuihuting Year Rooks to same, etc. Thp Home room mSthrr* appointed are a* follows; Mr*. Mari­ on Wagner,' first grade: Mrs. .1. M. I^-e. Jr., Hecond tirade; Mrs. Roy Flemming, Third tirade; 'Mr*. II. I). Kill*. Foiltth tirade; Mr*. J. It. Jones', Jr., Fifth Crnde; Mr*. A. M. Jones. Sixth tirade; Mrs. (J. S. Moon, Klglith tirade; Incomplete,' Ninth (irads. Mr*. John Duda, Tenth Crnde; Mr*. R. L. Ragsdate, Klcventh Crnde; ami Mr*. W. T. Chance, Twelth tirade. Plans were made for holding a _Pot JjttckJJupj'cr for Jthc. tcorhnrs by members of the ITA on tIft. W d at the Hume Kconomics HuitdIng nt 7 i*. M. A ruvimd-breaklng alterftlnnre i». urged. -M ia. J.-H -Jwne*,-Jro-H«HoWeei» Carnival Chairman, announced she would , present the name* and Ghnirmnn of the vnrimisnytnmitfirst ITA meeting. lee* nt the ---- ----------------, ■T hy h in te d llia t flu - f ir s t # ;i.e lie m te d p r g jn m n o u g h t HQIDINO Ufl A FAMfHlIf,.W.mten Austin, l !. S iry"- i-ntalive to the U, N., addresse* the Rcttflal Assembly at Flushing Me ado wN V. Me flails relecteil Ihe eh it t;c s of Sov iet Pepulv Foreign t\*nml» ar Vishtysky that Ihe U.S was i< i- iud>le for lh“ K»re* ili'piitc lie said; "It is not a question of who Is ti^lit. hut what Is light." ‘ (/ntcraa|ioiiol). N it I It, IImii uni ||i«c |w * iiiifi 111,*I i|U tin1 " ’ |HTiim i|.:‘ ht* Jil l iitiully Ttiftf!*1 4itl iin At THE: CHURCHE.5 FIRST MKTHOIMKT ( IICItCH Uk-lh A. M.: Church School. — JUJtlrA. M M ar-oiog--Wonhipr- ■ "The Dignity of tn m y The (itopoilil mmSd provide lhal Ihe niter Jm .ti-i-midy in- pottytingfl within Hi i|L *y- after this •|o»eii1 M-jutiiitt motif hfiiT remain on duly here uniit-ibc Aa»PinHI> jfron\enei next fail I he group would retailer-. IliVIN MIMIIRS of the crew o( H that Hew' Ihe Atlantic In the robot C-34 Skymaster ate thown in front o( Ihe giant airliner after landing at Brise Norton Air|Hirt, on the outskirts of Lionihm The plane was eonlcd from take-off to landing by pre-set mechanical controls a id made the (light in IU hours and IS minute*. Shown (I. tor.) are: Wing Commander T. R JcIT. R A F.; James-L. Aiutt, Columbus, XL, <jucj of,the AtiiorusUc-Flaing Center; ffhsrte* Franklin, Air MalFrift'CAmmand: Thoms* T Weldon. AlT-Westlin Flying Center; George n Johnson, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, project engineer; Capt Thomas J Weill, co-pdol; Col. Jaipr* M. Gillespie, rommander of the flight; Capt. Homan J. Whiting, navigator; T/Sgt. Walker W McKee, crew chief; T/figL Raymond Centonella, radio operator, and S.Sgt. j . Nemon. (International Radtopholo) itfin rtlrifS m l l p ini McNi-il. Vialiii. ky Fjai i* I .aid in - his ImUe.it ulr.uk today, ' m ilidcly ilin a g rv tr* th a t tic it t r t ig n t in of n new whi nugli! to IN* k'lu'hail" d HOI.) CROSS CHURCH dark T. Carprntrr, llrrlnr WtH-r*imThrT'Bftet""*fTlntfY In r In o*pF m thoughts ttnd l«*tfitt|M* it i> uti- views fttu-Iy ..............I I txeiis of free -i ii,-. V ii B ijilk y ’ th e n and sermon # | r.:IH! p. M.. Y.r.S.I,. and Junior fu'Mgile. Hally M . T » W„ * F . 1 r. & SifM I \ M. T h u rsd a y r o n lin in il n.l.'i A 0:00. Advance notice: l.ayincn'* Meet ilig ipon-ntcd hy men's tluli on Monday evening. Oct. ii. Ilev, Sunday School.' 0: In A M Frank I, Tilu». of the National Council Nek% York will he the Mbrning Worship, 1:1H* A. M. II \I; 11 «it; I» Conn., S< pt. Jt;. Training Union, tiiiri 1’. M. principal speaker. It is anth-ipntnl *- rin -ii-i How lei Urged tmkiy that Imih Riihops will lie present Kvenlng Worship, 7:00 I*. SI. isi'tal «* -,idn uf. nmgre-< to •The annual memorial service nf All laymen of the church nte- I Ifltllte, lialkiy mi the \t, i 11.111 the church will l*> held Sunday Inn and i 1‘ituiint anlhiitflatiiui ih'-intu i: pnnerl til nliOVe date tiff leer* of WMU atul drawing uf rtrcles nt 3:110 l‘. M. Welcome. AFPIAglNO befure the U. N. Gen SOUTIISIHK HAPTIST CIILRt ll "eraI Assembly at Flushing Mead­ Ninth Street anil l.aurel Avenue ow*. N. Vi.^ndrei Vhhlnsky, Rovi el Depttty Pprdgn Commliiuir, Is •shown-/ » die- trrfcirmf the- V. -3 ; n r wilfully trying lo break the inler* natltnal agreements made atler ihe ba r had ended. (International) The earniv*l will lie Held on Hal ioween night id Ihe Gymnasium. The G. A .’» o f the Oviedo llaptist Church were honored w tlh ;a Mother and Daughters' banquet on A -idn y night nt the Oviedo Rap(1st Church hv the memltphl o f the Marv Lawton Circle, with Mr*. AIt. Hutner. Circle Leader acting a* Chairman. The basement o f the rhi)rrh was bonutifullv decornted for the occasion. The Rev, H. II. Link gave the address for the evening, hi* subject being Queenly Citi*en»hlp. |t:Jf» A.- M.: Sunday School Rev, Wllaon Finch, I’ sslur lAtlORt &IAND AT AttINIION ill Wk>shinr,|ivn fl- .Scrrrtntv nf |lj-n ,. James Furmlal (left) leaves Navy M<ndquatlrrs for fits new trfllee in ilA^Ut iilng'in Rmlriipg. With hint is Jotm I, Sullivan, his surcctstie jtt the post nf Secretary of me ff.u (liilcrtiolnoial SoTtniljihciii) C O M iH K C VTION M. d'H U R C II Park Vvrnur and Tkird -Slreel Juhn Rrrnard Root. Minister (TIIMKT CHURCH, M n g -w s l Sunday SchAol, 10:00 A. M Mark T. Carpenter, It. I)., Vlear Morning Wnrshlp, lljit t A. M 17th Sunday after Trinity , .'1:00 I*. M.: »Kvening Prayer A Serm on: "Fliuliiig i.ifu and I c 'in u Sermon, All are welcome. A ipokesm an famllini with llri tain's polite Interpreted Her slide ment to the United N ation- Imlav n* meaning she would he prepared to use the same withilraual tactic* for I'alestine that she in n l in par titionlng India into Hindu and M odem dominion*. In this spokesman ■ view the aituMiint.. in thp ulctit tl«v~<...«, i nl Asaemhly prowntui no soteptalde solution. Would he thi* IIn Irun w o u ld 'te ll uh At..h and Jew* that they must iirepai.fo r th et mandate and Rrtiish rule to end. Then, whatever the "eon sequences, live Rrijish Vutilrl fi* a date and leave the Holy luvml. The Rriliah, h o w e v e r ,'would hold out the rontinurd o ffe r o f "gmid, offire*” towarn •■•ttlement o f com munal strife.* In Ihe case o f India the ending o f llrilU h rule was set. fo r lust Aug. I& ami was carried .out on Nchrdlllr with the Viceroy, laud Palestine Mandate 10*01 I'sa e o * « i handle this problem. 'Mlii M ajesty'a govarnmeut ala net themselves prrpAfvd to undertake the task o f imposing a policy in Palestine hy fnrre o f a rm s.".h e continued. s* Sadie Ruth Flemming. :Mr*. V Flemming, Mis* R oily Aulln, • - M r*.— A ndrew —A tttin. Misa Dorothy Priest. Sheldon, K >*at lo the effect that i* should Mis* f'aroivn llurdy son Ifanly. Mr*. Fred Pierson, President nf^ the W, M. U„ the Rev. and Mr*. II. H. Link; Mr*. R. L. *Kemp, Young People1* U«iler. II N. Palestine Inquiry Com-, m l (tee* (UNRCUP), including tv rminatlon of the League m an d a te | and urgent U. 3. action to aid diplaceti* person* In Europe, lie, said Rritain was prepared t o ' make specific proposal* on Ihe State. Reese Moon, daughter and son of Mr. and Mrs. G. R Moon, have returned to Stetson University to continue their studio* there, thi* being their second year, . — l A rthur Metcalf ha* entered A u o n University thi* year also. This la hie first X •* He attended Orlando Junior Collent last year. Ptlestine .Inquiry Committee, re­ view the wprk the Il-nation bo.lv did on IU summer inquiry in the Holy IJtnd and Europe. Dr. Herirert V. Evatl *f Aus­ tralia. chairman o f the fifi n*li„n Paleatin# Committee^ them invited repreeerrtatlvcs o f the Jewiafe Agency for Paieatino and the Arab tL lluntcr. for w.while,^ ] Mra, John Evans and tottf, Weat i Frank*- 'ha*e return^ how :*r spepding the past •two imths si theia- heme fn Wagpe*-, le . 'N . C . j , hear the main Arab ment at 11 A. M. Mondayi Jewish Declaration on Tue lake succuaa, jwpt. TIT O it'«llM a i r n a *•■«» ***** inatnlina-havSL-.cuntarlxd. iia fui help that we are ronvinred The move. U> take them Into the CIO is no rank-and-file muvrmcnt ht.t Is a move engineered by offi­ cers « f the two unions. *'We ary going ahead with planY fn set up dfrisinns within CWA for these twn groups nf workers. Wp hope they come in with us, and with the bulk of phone work­ er* where We think they belong.” The CW claims 337,000 mem­ bers. At Its peak last spring the NFTW claimed-nearly 300,000. The two groups which Del me ia out to woo could help make or break any afforta to stage anoth­ er nationwide strike, laeau^ uf XlMM.titkl/.LS luded . t .ru t ion fm -ah; i* >■«-nimble p iu e i" o f , l ^ t HMjju homes tn IDlH. g- kernment-litnlt if private litlsL i. failtul to att Xn etei’ i^ nrofit.i tats to redUee to - Ifi l i *L,wol li ?i" iiv iriflatMin. anil. ■hrfrfrn,_Trru'Tfr'T'iii e- gniujii, talaij m tittlolillio i'll new ii .- d e m a n d * t r nil ‘..t h - i ilhnut air, uit/oent-i'' !■ f’ottsuiner ntgaiutmliun for prdrre h iR e fr ;tr Stip q iit l."tti e, IH j ' ir ibf In 'i ----her {luiiuiti* hnlf.inilliiui tluli X‘ I<it«/»I o f g itoflie -.vui (irapi in tin- vi* eiiiitjr nf the h.tuk nluutt lo unji Oti-J after tlie ,<*M*etV- IXiHfi u*r I t three Pet lino. *v.n* detainer! IHits pee 11 in tile fu -t seal* lu Tin hank Imtlduig and u m roiiiohllg structures « lf f e n ? l some ihvoiHge . Iry gu oliie. gnumde aril* a estate *ml fiollurn, J|, are- j "gigantic protest against our pttv •ui dir*y prifi a iu eiu re." . list percent ntargin* to eliininale .pr-tidatlii’n'*iri giain mmket*. X grain* allncnlton program. , "Reasonable" (tiling prices on grain prialucta arid "basic Indus­ t r ia l products, such as steel.” ft Jevfidi i l l y nnd nmim c l pHlii-il from neighicii log Jaff |t< in finlh'-r weakening miiil March Ifi, S-pt Yugoslavia apol»»ei/eil fm uitrlly fni the • r 1 1 ii I ii In X uginlav t|oopi o f , three I S -ohlii’l* nn tin T n e -lc fmiiti. i Mnti'hiy, arn.l Ilimounvnl all thin umdAl.i* f e j U u -kit tmluy. -Tin' X o g ik sl^ ^ loi^ eign u lflce nottfinl ! S .uliir Cnveudiih ( ..nnoti " f impi'nding iclean of the men and .lid s of lltl'J Howies', anti triflaliAn pingrnm ru<ftl of^ billing her parent* gain control uf llie Ov-t rrl! flirtq and runt tone what pro-tretil Kllgetie Wlltinin lajis was “ lllirit unnatural «u»* relntii; ship that nritniiideil nlinoil ti« rile Riinik u f IV.1t h h in d was P and fkkhiH-ii Uf i t rent . }iy tWo *|een • age bandit *■w h o m w h - < n |d iiM 'l a f le i d in t n et,du n l a lly tiv h it am i w'liRt) ilo’ 'Ii- ku 11 miyv The*twounded i'>uth identt* lint .* If .i* Walter llisin|{i. and hi - 1‘dRlliAhloii a* kdk, 17. lu'tli " f near Xloh, lamniondn* « ... taken to a d suffering .I , bullet wound t'he-t Wfllli.h .*k“ ' ptunouru:. intis lult riot rirtiral friuisy." f o r rX|uvn- Kormcr ()I*A Official IlcIclOnSutfarCharge Phone Union ganixAtinn “ ill ls‘ tht ntt .furrit mil Imrily on all matures |u<t turn­ ing to atnmir-cm , . v Jill.I Wilt prliyide eontact with Hie \iomo* IIKLGRADK. sion of steel piothielion, fiovernmrnt aR'a’ntlon of steel i i s « ii» » s rmn. Pas- Hast*. until prmlnction is inrrra»<d. \ government Stltvey tn urge tv chairman, wound up threr dayt re-tiltllon of "eXii-silve" profit of lira rin g i on Euler's ease. margin* in all key Inditstrie*. I h r C om m iltrr railed a rim e d In study 1.1" Prince Feisal At Kaud, Saudis Arabia, said ho would comment after studying the . statement. — Iterschel V. Johnson, U. 8. dele­ gate* “ No comment." h r i ’ v rri NTMun T B r i t i s h ’K illed "V ig o ro u s * p re ssu re own ha* returned I ■k*' trip at JackTaking up the Inquiry commit-1 wi . ' ••»’* recommendation for the fuNelson and baby lure government of Palestine, , snd Mr. and Mr*. Creech Jones said: ; , r ,p * ? t0. 1 de,ir* " n Irehalf of His Ms-1 within the next few^ rUya toirillt jetty's government (n stale that In Miami Mr. and Mr*. Pktrlin i th% endorse without reservation. gue*ts of Rev. and Mr*. II. II. Llnl and Miss Dorothy Rose Link OWIW 1win dad ih r^ U M U b f boh ^ RaV. h , II. IdnV. Mlaa Dortlh) U g ....... ~ M i; kn .ILihmi j wn» metoed ftttt.r or formed Aloirtte Kllelgi tlHu A. M,: Sunday School. Itenihng Jt'Kim Ilnurs 7:00 I'. M 11:00 A. M.r Morning Wtirnhti*. to Artm I*- M: Tttrgilnrs - nnd ^Frt fliflll P. Mil II. T. U. 7.70 P. M.: Kvcning Worship. 7:30 P. M.: Wnlncsdgy Prayer hsi IssvS In,ml, ffenstve BiOO. I*. M.: _iVj'dni'iliU_ J’1ukvi meeting. -.Millsctk J ln u I c A enth DieVcU r It |i'it tm,i .1— Ue .*i'|«*nk i,- rssifi r drtnnI 'ii- u'H, mil pricihr, Jlw tlng. Thour ptMrnt for thr ilfltirMful affair were Mia* Audrey. Co*, Miaa 'fltfila Pamall, and til.iMi-erllui Mi. refused Dulles M ht On viHtft'ielin’n hail •liern held with', the Itu ilan.' nn the subject) am) he hail nn fn rti nir a softening n f the Russian at­ titude- .t- tn whether the Soviet Union might hoyrnli such a hotly. Duties ititit only tnat he had no information. . grain . w o r k y l . <| mitwl- w ith o u t adequate t e l fr y ! I, >n m ill In- f r i t th a t ' " i f f l * U iU illt r r a lir i- th a t i f i B h lM f lA i. « r r e u i l h i 'i it f iiu m la lin it Me added t h a t 1t lF T 'i'if le l .irg tM iii-h u w e re l i j u i l nit fa ls e n s iu n ip t it 'h - nmf, m ig h t c h a n ge w h e n l h r _ s itu a tio n a p t | m m i «,i I h r h s ’tr u e lig h t . |l think, lltal si* fat a» tlie I*#■i •-1 i....I th \i I . -I! ■ link.- . lik l,ee '-.ui In. uliit the commodity i ycluttigi. a l l ihe i ii pier s,f* I ipod ........... iJlieti iialkk. ile ,n|ti. .1 •Jill, rt i in. iniiiiiriei hy t.i runtmilter * |-.f\. (,|i), .1 In ill \i I-,*i *e\-tI.-tue S late Contest recently. He at* n d e d Hob Jone* last year. -Mr. BUtdey fimreB, of-P eU reirg, Virginia, who has been lending tfal past week #with Ik. and Mr*. Lionel W. Nelson, ta returned homo. , , ' Mr. and Hr*. 0 . E. tie me*, of lami. has returned home afire reading a fe # day. with their iUghter, Mra, Lionel- W. Nelson, sv. Nelson.- and granddaughter, ijU *• The Rev. and Mty. II. H- Unk Iweii ‘ Ihut Ihe change* tuiit bee it made a - ii ri»not)ialnr> move ‘ Dulles mid that i Iiif criticism apparently wifi m»ita sc*i ion for this -afternoon In piep .itr a rrpnrl whir Ii TJltimas ind ita lrtl wuptd trq n e tl the Juilice |} r |ijr |m r n l In srrk de|Hiilaljfm fr» th r 'sd-yrar-oh^ Ktslrr. (jrtm .tnhorn Mollywoorl m ggvviilrt.______ JACKSONVILLE, Kept. 2(1, M l —Richard H. H'd-clt.. f o r in nr invesligolor for the Jacksonville fail, Thomas tnld it’ iHiitgre, the Office of the OPA, was Indirted department shotitiir determine on an impersonation charga by whether Klslnr should la- prose­ * fuh ral grand Jury here yester- cuted on'hther e h a ig rs . Thomas said lie felt that-there lU)tierta> according to the inillrt- was no doubt from the testimony Mynt, o b t a i n e d sugar ration to the committee that Klsler hail rhrek* from twn hanks here by made false _ represenlationg In representing himself to Iro sn ohtaining*his'fuiss|Mirt visa lo-lake agi-pt fur the OPA after hi* cm* up rreidenre in Ijve United KUtes, t.lovai'-nt witK nUw (e .le rsl -ifvm cy * Flngl dltnesse* fitrliulrTT^tate had terminated. * Department rjrtd Immigration It was charged that he entcre<l srrvire iffirials wbrvtcstified.lhat the Irnttling buiines* In Tallahaa- Kisler. ia hi* numerous vi a ap­ icc and issued the ration checks plications, ritradfrrMly dlirlstmed to obtain more sugar, Ister re- affiliation with the Communist I revering them from the hanks hy Party. | posing a* an OPA agent. Kisler'admitted under qttestIBR- r ing hy thq committee Wednesday , ar* believed to have that he appllert for mcmla.-rship ■d "hams” la-cause they Jn the Communist^ Party in Gar-, (o remove mskrup. many in H)2i1 and that the ^pplic-' ation was .acfcplrd. Hut he said '•diction. he was never active, in lh« imrty the telephone industry general);' have trecn built up locally anti have had t« negotiate on a ennip a n y -h y -c u m p n n y b a sis in tlie pan'.. Many residents of Lisbon bnve thsy are descendants of Ike Y A K D I.E Y V E N E T IA N I1 M N D S Amerira's Most llrsiitlful Aluminum — Cedar *• Poll.hrd Altiminoin Ask Me Fur Free Ivtlimalr W. S T E V E N S - 1*1,7 W . Ittibins.ui - Orl.tntln 1'ht.nc 2-072'J N " mess Dt rlrnn up! niirppinK.ii|» jnbJ Iltiw [ un-d iu dread tfini Ntiw I'm rid **f xvtuvhtlflj bltn-v and tlriitlgrry!” LAUNDERETTE OF SANFORD Second nl Oak Phone 108 FRESH MEATS GROCERIES M’ C. CINDER’S GROCERY •* S- Sanford Ave. (Gindrrville) �- ■ . > __ a- . — ----------- a. - PAGE FOUR THE SANFORD i i aSiu if>3fr£’ * 0 : •*. - •. 7 SANFORD, FLORIDA FRIDAY, SEPT. 26, 1947 -veae- The Sanford Herald rikllU>< " ' • *-il r a * 4 • « » * » # at s * a f * « e , I'la iM a V 111 MMMlla Alfa** IfiH aa M rfud O r ta W r IT. «• !•, *1 m.mllwt otiu. mi U ituU N-l Tile City Election nnm THEWO RLDTODA The ln«t tiny lo qualify for the City primary*on Nov. 4 will lie Oct. 16 and that is only a little more than three weeks away. M/oor Gut and Commissioner Bishop lmva an ............... **’ TKd-ruftrfprdne “ ir l ‘ By D E W IT T M A C K E N Z IE ! A I* Foreign A ffa ir* A naiy«t! ' Polish Movie Stars Work Hqrd But Pay g n a I n is Wa s h in g t o n LETTER By JANE EADS The bi.t**ll •v*w — f "ff 11 s w it t wmiiy met I f bfn keepi turning up like a bad pentv. even appearing in the councils >f United Nations where we ire hearing grim warning* r* that pi­ le»* the breach belwfci rn tha *Mtern and western bloc*• 1* hM&l we shall have another conflagytla g rlion-—this time of atomic prop?■opgr- n t dill. LODZ. Poland UP)—A fat com­ of a President to be born In the edian got tipsy and couldn't play seats on the Commission. White House. 1*01(110 N o»: AN hls pcene. A blond ingenue fell in Susanna 'Adams, orphaned at 3 love and wouldn’t wait to marry. H**lar«i MaaaBf* For a long time now there has been a singular luck of and adopted by her grandfather, •t'BMUieriO.N HATK1 A director ran over his snooting interest in our municipal elections. One or two citizens an­ John Adams, second President of budget by 200 percent and the pro^ » r Carttar, «*»♦(( • •** nounce their candidacies, usually there is no opposition, and O m M aaik ■ • *° the United States, was acclaimed I ■ dueer tore hhis nairjn . ... ......... a frenzy. T>n. M a a tb i * u0 they are elected with no more than 75 or 100 people voting. as the “ first baby in the White K VI It sounds like Hollywood chat­ Sim M aaik* House" until the day she died at ter. But it's right from the horse’s OM T#*f *x °* If opposition develops at all, it Is usually in the form of last l«». . ttons. , .in m kliaarr' aallra* i* N * «■ minute write-in candidates, or at leaat without any particu mouth at Polski ski -Film Studio. naM Mary J£mily Donctson, whose Ik a a k t i*»alallaa* » * 4 m *lc# « nl lur issues befog raised. This beltyr a persistent toie Poland has one movie company. . » ■a a l M ia l i a K l a r t - r of conversation, it’s mien-stint mother was a nice o f Andrew This Is It, state-owned but Inter,ra ta l** 1**4 a, w(U *•» This ihres not seem to us to be a particularly health o hear Tram Ernest (J. Ropa. Jackson and whose lather. MaJ. rated-in making money If YCtsiliTuT . al remalat • .• rrd ii* * fal**. __ _ state of affairs. It seems lo ns To be fnflnltely preferable rhl hlef of the U. S. Commerr Andrew Jackson y Donelson, was and atill vulnerable, despite 8oci . I ala* 4 X »%«•#•*»', l(M iir***(*li*V s sectiot. his secretary,- was known as "Sun- allam. to the trials and tribula­ Russian ■ In* , r»r r« * »* l* Tfcr ll*ra U I* *** for nt least twoTandldates to announce for each office, for Department's worr ahine of the White House." Mary tions of celluloid art. aa lla a a l fWM ml * 4 . » i ( U i» * . O fll- each of them to state publicly exactly where he stands o n ',lJBt, M w ' Jo.n,t lo rall.-d the President “ Uncle Jackm a t * a*alatala*4 la Ik* laiatH It is producing four PO-minute » Vi*"1" JJ, *woK Uk1* son," and he hod a shining lock features •rh lr* la Ik* fa a a lr y Milk k»*4,,**c all Important municipal problems and let the public indicate i this year to entertain Irr* la C M m a a a 4 I f * l * , k ' of her hair put In the cornerstone what it wants done by deciding at the polls who shall serve the ■ * induitrial ’ y capacity ' n‘to h” wa “ . - " J r 1 *°.T’ ’ lk*~~~ll*i*M •• « •»'•••*•>' of the U. H. Trcasur bulding. against America for at leal Ahm UIi I P i *** M klrh I* *alill*4 on the t’ommission. Marla Monroe, dkughter of eigners with currency harder than 26 years—maylve 60 years a v • * H **l**lr la Ik# *•» * » f»P*kH There aru a number of local issues which might be President James Morue, was the siotya. more. r a il* a ml all Ik* l* »a l * » » • P « « ' rJ first daughter of a President to la IU * a # **•a * **t 1 a* m #II a* • » clarified in just this manner. For instance, for years we Mr. Ropes had In mind only tlw marry in the White House. Its rameramrn sigh when they r.A P M*M* 4 U * * lr k ... have been talking about better recreational facilities for our Industrial of Russia i, . . .capacity .i, . . itMary. Abigail Fillmore, daugh think of the 1,001 costly gadgets young people. We have set aside money for a hwimming, self FRIDAY. SKIT. 2*. 1917 without reference to ho* ter of M11|.rd Fillmore that they can't afford but whidi pool, and other funds for tennis courts. Apd yet nothing Soylet war po«.nrialJW„ , n , rcump|ilU<] |ln){u,lt >nd make a - Hollywood super-special IT SEEMS LIKE Xfc IMf’OS- constructive lias been done. We have a recreational pro­ so Iridescent. It stars dream of r *1" .1* by*.‘ m J ndu*J pianist but never broke Into, the Broadway premiers, tnink rusts BIBLE DREAM. BUT WE CAN gram. but no public playground or recreational facilities. It! " d ^ *' f***)|*,** *n^ headlines because of these talents, MAKE OUR LITTLE WORLD A and chromium penthouse but they the Russian lone I" r.ermanyJ8hp d w , t 22> PLACE WHERE RIGHTEOUS Wo woulll like to see someone run for the City Com­ The tne satellite ssteiuie aid am is vs problematical. pinmemsticai. ,„Jck.n | n Taft> Tufl daughter jaughter oof Presl- haven’t an American visa. NESS DWELLS.—U Peter 3:13: mission directly pledged to do something about this one hut one is Impressed by the fact (|rnt Wllllarn Howard Ilfiwever. the Polish cinema Taft and A new ra rth In which d w rllrih that Czechoslovakia s .. huge„ Skodl aitUr of 8en, tor Kob<^ Taft of plonrers show a lot of enthusiasm thing. Let someone run ngninst him, someone who Itelieves __. . . _______ _ ______ rlght*ou»nr«i. _ 'ir>_ world'st Ohio, m.,,. won .a „scholarship i 1„t«r«i,i„ at Bryn for their work. The Germans, that stlcli things are n lot of foolishness, thnt they cost too work* were among the world ,,ebut at the during the 1039-1945 occupation, Down in Auburml.iTr live other much money, that The City can't afford it. I*et them discuss great armament renter* during M#Wfi m„ , p the the Wat, though they are da-whiu’ H„uie and turned baek the "I**1” 't- verboten. Nov* D'a day fieeholdeii a p p lo trd a bond these, issues publicly., in the press and over the radio, and voted to civilian production now. w|ljto „ ouw’ f|ofkg pJC#pp hef more attractive than digging coal iiiu b 'f o r $150,000 f t ’ ercd a neW then let the ]>euple decide by whom they elect to office. The project ot world revolution u o’clock bedtime curfew eo her In Silesia or shoveling rubble in Warsaw, althrough it has hard­ school building. We wonder whal There is also- the question of piinrhboards. Some pe<F for the spread of Communism Id young friends could continue ships, too. the fieeholdeii wou)d' do in Sem­ pie honestly -believe that a liberal policy toward such mat­ now -In full swing as on* o f thd dancing. A soft rose color was There are only two sound stages inole County ii they weie aiked ters is necessary in a modern community, particularly in cardinal projects of the Redildubbed “ Helen Pink" In her honor., In Poland, both in a former gym­ Leon Trotsky, competing with, Alice, the. dynamic daughter !- f t Housewives and to approve a bond iuue for a one which is appealing to tourists and boasts the ability to Stalin for leadership, wanted .topf President Theodore Roose- nasium here. students of Lodz,' other­ entertain them/ They would permit punchboards, slot ma­ push the revolution to the limit veil, had a color named after her young new school building. wise unemployed, crowd the ex­ i - -aif chines, lottery rackets, and gambling clubs where poker and Immediately, but the more far- op. "Alice Blue." ‘ Known as tras' bench for 600 slotys (official Foreign Minuter Giubei ol roulette could slghtod Stalin said in effect: rinress itVH mitf. Alice," >n« ehe im made m u w good£04 be played without fear of. molestation by the “ Everything In It* propsr tint*. & dqjlars) a day. will trips to Cuba, Puerta Rico, rate, A u itria told the people of Vienna police, within moderation, ofrourse. As far as Communist pruagandu » M Td wag* world revolution now It lowair the Pbillppines, the OH by radio the other night that the the Polish” film indu •try Well, now why dpri't’ the people who feel this way about putting the cart before the hors*. •nt, the then-building Panama K n * Marshall Plan is "a tjc rv g jl olfen- It run someone for,the City Commission, not on the Q.T., . , . , • ,--Russia first must be mad* power»ive aja in il__miiery in Lum p- lh^A\;i^it.^puaiy_tiQue.Jjut openly 1 LeUiUn aay that he- -rar-nrdu.fHillF and mllluriiy/ “ EVe'rwheTe ' 'iTve'— W iSr“ T»iriait%' "end that it wouTd l>e lu n iJ # ^lo r believes in being brtmd-mindetl about such things; and then S6 s„ n n i,mpor,-r| |y shelved ih,wi (lavcd "Alice, Where Art Thou?" temporarily at mimicry, an any n*edy nation to reject it." let someone else run against him; and let’s see what would world revolution, and cieatrd his the was an artist _________ and she ixpert at backgammon He better be ca rriu l or lie 'll be happen. I*et’ t give the people a chance- to vote on such series of highly successful five-K.VrnVd the hula "in Hawaii, year plaqp to strengthen the in- Her wedding ‘ committing tuicide h im irll. T h e ir issuers with their eyes open.' on Feb. lY, 1906, That, it seems to us, would be the American way to do duetrie* of the Soviet Union. Writ, s the age of 22 to Hch Senator aie lota of R u tiia m in Vienna it. And certainly it would be a lot more fun for everyone from 1926 to 19(1 when Hitler Mrholas Idingworth raptured the and to them theM a n h a ll'Plan' Isshed dut- at the Muscovites is mtional imagination. thnn these elections in which no 'one takes the trouble to only ,is fighting w o id i. i ! 10 years, hut In that compar­ Alice used to stand on her head 1. ^ A vote. atively brief time Stalin had dona fir fun. She also smoked on train _JB B Ju*t what CommunitD can do wonders with what had been a (latforms. rod* astride her hors* relatively outmodrd industrial listead of side saddle and was w ith labor unioni once they gel structure. And lie had built a taually a half-hour, lata f6r all Star-Times’ Victory 1 control o f them i i currently being * powerful army, as he ‘ demons­ gvpointments. 1detnom ralrd in Italy where Comtrated on the battle field. Someone counted up once — In The St. l*ouis Star-Times has won a great victory in m uniit-controllrd unions are •t r i l ­ •Since peace came Stalin hat 15 months she attended 408 dining not against AJurttycn for obtaining the Post Office reversal on Important news stories Inaugurated „ new five-year plan rrrs. 360 balls, 300 ‘ parties, 680 higher wages, or better wotking In which the lottery element is only incidental. The plaudits for the rebuilding and extension tias and made 1,706 calls. C——— 9T Alice’s sister Ethel also mad* ^conditions, but against the gov of the entire njhtspaper industry, should go to the Star- of Industry.'In this connection l*r debut in the Whit# House, Ellsworth lister Raymond, for vura Times for so courageously defying the Post Office resulting * ernment itself; becauiy the govern­ vas popular but never got much in clarification of n statute that has plagued all newspapers mer chief of the United States rpare in the newspapers. ment is composed of liberal mind* Army’* Russian economic section, since 18U0, Eleanor and Jessie Wilson, states in an article In the maged elements.and the CotnmuniiW In spite of the victory, we do not think the question asine “ United Nations World", .blighter* of Woodrow Wilion by want to run it ih t^w iflrrs . This should lie dropped now that the issue hnr been placed so Ihtl the Soviet Union, unknowiv It* first marriage, both were mar­ ; ts an aspect to C « iiv n iA | prac­' effectively, before the public, and Congress. The Post Offire to the outside world, has.-.bujlt red in m e Whit# w n n « House. uou ae. , In the Nest to Alice Roosevelt. Anna, tice which union inch themiclv or Is building IO O industrial censolicitor in AVnahington, following u review of the matter the daughter of President Frankwould do well to fp n iid e r. tove-Toncludad lhat) “ W jfrlW ttir— -*? D r J b » » v * n : " m ityad—tha mint'publicity. During the Utter 'TtospttBTht'' HTt-yarUordliig of flic law it was not intended will Include a'Rusalan "Oak Ridge' President Tiumaqytallt u|von lli# to exclude from the mails publication of iterna . . . which for atomic, energy development. m m ' *t*American people n«& lo eat lesi. e was often accredited with tnese .* • new hare irnewTrvnlue In thetr own right, und in wfilch the lot­ Raymond says that these to b e ' suae— not wrth’ u n cicclv..ii industrial centers bear wltnese to being his closest adviser. tery elemont is only incidental to a newsworthy event. This looming just around the coiner— huge strides the U. 8. S. K. law was not designed to auppress information of ,newk value the tie, strength atrengtn a .sym bol o f .hope, I* mnking toward .rebuilding an n o t fo eat fu ll, .eretim t one j and Democracy, a* well as to train • to the iMiblie, even though ncdiientnlly ron induitrial economy to terribly h it subordinates dit j j j ^ j t to wa:l>- lottery.’* our ufricet* and rflPn In an area ravaged by war." which ha* been of strategic Im­ less. T lia t would seem to be We would like to ask’ : is it not n newsworthy event for So, while It will take Russia reasonable enough request ip view any newspaiver in any town or city when someone (and it’s long to repair the damage and portance for centuries." Ollier detachments, Glover said, o f the dire nerd for 'food througli- usually a person with low income) wins fifty or one hun­ equip herself with great striking are operating In the' western power, yet we shall do well not to out the entire world, and the un dred thousand dollars on a sweepstakes ticket? Under our Pacific.In Japanese water*, and In overlook potentialities. After all ' balanced condition of the family present jumble of coties, rules and laws, that is legitimate wllst are 26 or even 60 years In the rastern Atlantic. Vice Admiral Robert B. Carney, . budget. In fact, sonic (woplr wr news for radio broadcast but not for a newspaper distribut­ the lives of nations. .* depulv of n*v»l operations, Millions of the lads* of today told thechief » know have beaten him to it by ed through the rtutils; Why is it considered moral Tor some­ Industrialist! that bud. about six or eight y f# r * However, one to lisluit-to the news pud Immoral for him to read it? will still lie young enough to geUry restrictions, were moving go to war a generation htenre. the Navy back to it* 193b status. { there are no doubt many people Why is it all right for a New Yorker to read about it in the Don't forget that! "That was a one-battle navy; It city editions thnt don’t go through the mall, and not all - who leave more on liir ir plates could fight un* battle, then It was than they pqt in their ilomachs. right for Joe Blow on RFI) 1 to read it In his mail edition? Navy Is Small But through.” he said. •" , These are questions thnt framers of the statute in 1890 who give mere scraps' of choir r , Form lal. at the aa»ocUtlona Better Than It Was dinner, urged Ihe service* lo keep me^t to their dog* than «>m# t i l - could not foresee. They arise Ivecause nf technological de“ fresh and vigorous" their warropean families get In a whole year. Velopmnils. They should TR* studied by Congress and the law should 1h> clarified further to eliminate these foolish NEW YORK, Sept. 2S (AV—The time atioUtions wltlj Industrial, nations two ocean Navy Is small labor ana civic groups “ because Out in Goldsbo'ro T uesday morn- discrepancies, — Editor & Publisher. compared with Ha wartime th* future freedom ot mankind . Mng, Crooms Academy,, (gas closed strength but “ H I* roughly four may depend upon th* sbility of (he -•i-' •, { on account o f the high water which -a V. I,r** th» Pre war United Stale* to malaUln Ha de­ Navy" Uggr Admiral Cato a fenses at a high level of efficiency No Dark Horse made access to the building v ir­ Llover Jr# atsUtan; Chief of and competence." i • tually impossible. . Those were Naval Operations,.laid yesterday. John L. Sullivan, Secretary of Senator Robert Taft. Gov. Tliomas- Dewey and ex •heavy rains we had Monday night, Glover was one o f several high the Navy, Stuart Symjngton, ranking members of the-.defensa Secretary of the Air Fort*, were .b u t Crooms AcademyTs often iso­ Harold Stnssen should be commended for giving the intent. Inclining Secret at the dinner. Kenneth-RayaU, 8a lated from lls* outside world by a chance to look them ovor before the 1948 Republi Defense Ji wjr*v('Defene4 Jatriis Forrestali eretaxy of tha Array* waa grqundac l y i v r r t o f water, following much vent ion. This reddees tho possibility of the nominee who and last night by thg weather and could not at­ , . tnet .yesterday ...day anu an unknown. precipitous downpoun. So aie With tha Navy industrial Aisocia- tend. . Thut is generally what happens when a dark horpe in Forrests) Introduced 8« many .private hornet in Goldsboro chascu. 1 prc« dnrk horses have emerged from obscurity to Glover told the business men— Baltoiistall (R-Mass.), who said ere virtu a lly no drainage rx Irecome presidential nominees. No ono dreamed, before the Wartime suppliers to the Navy— that the nest session of Congress Mil lo carry the w ater.off. F loods convention, of the selection of James K. Polk, Franklin that "the most fully manned and must deal effectively with th* pro­ yardt, combined with outdoor puv- Piiirco and Jamon A. Garfield. Pierce won one of our worat components of the flseU" blem of obtaining young men need­ Miedllerranran. " He said ed by the armed servies. cannot p o iiib ly serve la ptu Preflldenta, Polk ono of the abler. Garfield waa killed before We are told that th* Navy must are there "to aupport our ■nything but acmpw unplr.i*- he had much ....... nchance i'x v «ic to c o ushow n t uo.what i i ib he n o could i u n - do. It is not un­ on troops and foreign 232,468 men In th* current m rrr y,aiPMiHPHItfM I' ---------«-»*■■■■■*« t lii-iie lA lilar j fair to snay, *however,’ "*•'*"* that he was overshadowed in ability by severs»1 of his better-publicized rivals at tho 1£80 convention. If n man has been In public Ilf* for years and still is not seriously considered for the presidency, the chances are thnt he has no particular qualities entitling him to consld ' gnt make a good oration. A durk horso might president, but good president, but th« the seemi rather itrany* that probabilities are against it. the American |>eople art l>e iked to feed the Japanese, oo recently were lU ughteiiqg ~ \mencan boys in the junSouth Pacific, ai well •lio n likely] K Vfesuli in an nic to the’ a rip a ir 'and 3i»nol only the colored people live in G o ld ito flrL tit also to people who are not »o of the world, they ire by htfh 'government Y ou r Savings i lo. “eat fiib" thcmiclvci tie of the, shortage of food i. Some. American* r S j h e r e may be per dollar than t do eat Highest Dividend Rates Semi-Arihuallyi , <£T to meet Florida Finanri October 1, 1947. Responsibility Law offecllye tP" |r You can be deprived you tie involved In an l Law and how It nf facia .C q a J w liL M v e you r « '4 ?W ' viam made unliva# a b le , w o u ld y o u r p o lic y p a y lor th# o f su itab lo qu artors? Ront in su ran ce ■ . .. ia an important part I T ll o f lire in su ran ce co v -] For complete protection, see us to-! h:james gut ageNcy : ______ _' : , «-t i- '-A ■ ■ . • t t ★ UHiH-MK •- I THE HIGH COST BEING WELL DRESSED . # Today, what’s tho first thing you think of whon you think of quality clothing? High Prices? It’a high time to change that trend of thought —time to learn that quality (a availabU at old-fashionedi price.! Where? Right here—right in every Englishtown Suit wa’rtfao proudly.. nhowing. See this clothing—and~ you’ll aay that l£ngliahtown haa brought quality and price in line at laaLjPor, rarely in theee times will 936 buy you the kind of fabrics, the kind of tailoring, the kind, of otyiing that you get in Englishtown. So pay no more—and take no leee. Get Rngliahtown—if you want to get the moat value for yoqr money. Come in now—while the choicest shades, patterns and fabrics plentiful. .w Y LIABILITYjINSURANCE You ahould know about you. ItersA Your Tour Having* Savlngs 'Are Ar* Tns'ured Insured Up *fo1l5,C ’ a s the result d a m a g e , y o u r h om e to show the American flaj^tUeal year," SaltonsUll said. requlrementtr of " Are slotys to be spared i t Tills year’a proximatdy 70,000,000 picture* inrluil** Steel H eart*," ■ (700,000 dollars). rluil** “ 8 d o r y n f darring *abtaga by For one set aloqe, a reproduc­ Polish slave workers in a German tion o? the ghetto, 9,000,000 slotys steel m ill:: "u “ Oawiecimvni which were spent, and iFs all due to go a im mm a w ic fim v n i wmen up (n ***a1» (nr (he.climactic scan* ashen the German. US destroy a the.i U*t mti-i tru.s a f -oK lfe fJM r i*. ip of l’olfsh-Jewish and Jewry. ■ gentile children in Warsaw’s While there is love Interest' in f ghetto; and “ Bright Fields," which each of Poltkl's features, it I* was written by a young American, more reserved than Hollywood's Christina Swiniarski, of New York rendition of boy meets girl. For and’2l Ocean Avenue, Salem Mass. instance, in ” 8te*l Hearts," new Christina, a fetching amateur sUr Irena Laakowaka isn’t kissed playwright, got the idea for * once by the hero. They Just look picture lost year when she accomp­ at each other very soulfully, Polish film salaries are nothing anied her huitbanS, Polish Director Eugene Cenkalski, twek to his to rxcile..jt tax collector. Irena native tend. It is about a young Laskowska and other beauties such - \ Village- school ti-acht-r." Cenkalski a i 19-ycar-oTd Zofi* Perctyleski and I0-year-old Maria Broniewska is directing it. Thev . g expect to return to the United States when hia while having leading roles, are still classed by the actors' union as Cuntrac expires. To an ex-llollywoodite, “ Fronti­ novices. They may earn as much as 76,000 slotys for .a picture er Street” promises to have the that takes four months to make. IdkfcMt punch. IF* also renting the Officially, that’s the equivalent of most money with a budget of ap- 760 dollars. ^ Association of Seminole 20ft M ivm illn Avanna t' . . •i | “ ' • I *, ; . �FRIDAY, SEPT. 26, 1947 THE SANFORD H E I ALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA Pep Club Of High ^School Organized Hollywood Amutic th# aflliV siudrnt -Mr. and Mrs, F. I.- Adams have returned to limit home in Canton, O. after visiting for a short while with Mr. and Mr*. W. D. Thorn­ ton at their home at 1201 Park Avenue. THE MAYFAIR INN Menu for Sunday Friends will be glad to learn that W. 1.. .Htoudcnvilrc has re­ turned to his home at 506 Elm 'Avenue after" undergoing an op«r-’ ation at the Orange Memorial Hotpltal in Orlando;- September Twenty-Eighth Sherricd Fruit Cup Chilled-Cranberry Juice Apricot Nectar Mr. and Mrs. J, Hos* Adam* tefl yesterday ' for New York City where they will Join their son, Julian It. Adam's,.to spend Con summo Double Fried Fillet o f ' Ked StiapjdT, Hush Puppies J1.85 Grilled Virginia Hum Steak, Pineapple Sauce $2.00 accompany him by TWA Airline* to his borne In Kansas City where Southern Fried Chicken. Corn Fritters $2.2.r> limited Maine Lobster, Drawn Hotter $2.75 HroHod Sirloin Steak, Mushroom Sauce $2.75 A>i>arigus Hollandaiso ‘this i* llrooklyn’s fourth World Series. The Yanks have Wen in 16. The Dodger* won two of the fitat three games from Cleveland in IU20 yet lost the Series, five Kscallopod Tomutoes Whipped Potatoes Garden Salad Waldorf Salad Tills Was ADVERTISING Choice of DrawillKg Buttcrarotch Sundae Roapberry Sundae Hwe ihfcm,” lii lllitul. Johnny ! Klnn-ii st-BKamr of.this club i* to sustain and pro­ mote school spirit and to lie of service to the school and com­ munity. The group will make it* initial appearance at the football game tonight between Sanford and The students will W dressed In black-and ofangc, the school col- fiftl. l y \WinlT,r $ . ' zr. J i»t when you think thine* can't t t worn,., they do, Hollywood ha* b en suffering the doldrums In t lent month*, due to an corinmie i volution in the industry, and it ci esn’t appear that condition* will ii prove. • The lirili*b film tat sent U. S■ mhos reeling and the wave of I Tsonnel upheavals, eost-cuttlng Ufficsrm elected at a recent ■e'ed is eml until-wrlMn ~tiMB, meeting are Hetty Jo tValla, pre­ sident; Haiel Haines, vice presi­ the fact that studio* do not like dents Mrfry Krnis, secretary; i shoot picture* over the holidays, Mat ie Nettles, treasurer; Jackie induction is held to a minimum Rowland, reporter and Martha et tax reason* and luvau*e the Grogan, drill captain. Sponsors oases don’t feel the holiday spirit are Mrs. June Wind and Miss lUr- » eopducive to efficient pieturebara Kuprecht. Other nietnlirrs of the club are Mildred llarinenu, Pat llrown, Marijane Eubank*. Maggie Hall, Mary Jenkins,.Janette Jenklnson, Duruthy Knight, Alita l.astinger. Mary Ann Michels. Doris Partin, Haul Haines, Dorothy Reynolds. utiid. I.ucien Hallaid, and actor Francis Kumhly, Hosanna Thomp­ Charles Korvin hale pat*bed up son. Hetty Wclton. Etlxalicth their feud, says Merle.,Their'dif­ While. Phyllis Wyatt, Anita Jim- ference* flared into the open with inei. 1.imi*e Lund<iuist, Myra Mad­ fisticuff* us their train Was tenv den. Maryanna Springer, Christine ing Hcrlin, Th» Hull,rid- plan to Cartienter, Foye Mae Cogburn, return to Franre nftn the picture, Maltha Grogan. Peggy lluivcll, hut strictly for a vacation. . . Wkrllvii’ Messier,"Meny Muse. EmJ P-Ynn Johnson ‘ f» hack for re ­ ma Jean Hohhlns, Mildred Turner takes on "Virttnms" and told me Francis Pavllck. -l-alun Tinall aUiut how he took Kvte and, Her Mary Kllcn Lossing, l.ois Hosier childten to llir San Diego Zoo duiing' his short mention, lie didn’t want t-i go * Imt his wife convinced him he eouhl get hy Willi a.disguise. Fti lie slapped zinc ointment on his face and dunned a yachting cap and dark glasses. He wasn’t III the / o n live miutiies when someone said "TheieVi Van Junsotp" ’ it. ,'idi otally, Van's arikounced picture with Ava Gardner.,“ Wanted," may nor rormmf f-m ftm ti 1 The I'ep Club will he availtrtdi Walt Disney has‘ tested 500 for anv civic urganitalions drsln youngsters for his "A1ire In ing their service* in Sanford of Won,.iland" and has nntrowed the tkj _■■el 1 j11. County. J ii f as Seminole field down to four. One radio actress appears to to* the favorite: Hut Wall still hasn't decided M is s S i i n e c i p h c r tvhealel tile featuie will have a w a .... Chan. Ifunuttup: A young huM>and hern ha* found uiagn/inv. ll>- f iMil’s |if, simpler njthout . ihf ••new way It.Jnitii my-iinitui*. II, huUM-luty In* hud in Tuli i <i, u*ea n vacuum tk-altei. Tlit. linl, known in Hu Ci f f ^ ljlt uni* nf Ihe lauk-tyim cleaner* in um hand ami ft., hornIn the i'lHer. Hi1,.talk, about HU upartment irtitll ho a inn.* ley w ere for. >■)’ ,” Johnny the Insect and suddenly sWokichl luaust, apiiitnieiit him-, Nimrod, eu l, is thinking of deflating n eio-vd season. White he was piuWlfjtf* around the led room hi* acridenfally brushed the cleaner nuxzlv ilgiiin-iu dressing table on ivhi.h d.il i!„- wife’* pew PADRE find the Oriental servant** typical dislike f.o disiuibing tin serenity of hi* nin*ti-r in any wav Once Kloren. lo-fut-,. ictalng enutioflial the houseboy lepeiitedl) to awaken him at 7 A. M , *bar| its he had an iutf-sirtrant engage T’xcluitive Model designed Iiv KI.IZAHIvTHvof Palomilio Fur Kell. . . . brassiere. Simppp Chapeau "If vim hnli-.ttmrh!-- al the u c e track following by eye the jiorsi note In the lM-dstde,‘ and no! on which youi i* tiding. .■ .ward Iesslv looked* Madison A'emiorJewt'Trj ihi>|i*|iti awoke «hor|ty ju»t the gadget* ion need, found the" TtflTtr he ' im- prowitig .n.mu.i iii, i-..! pair uf 'bitiiH'ulaV* uhi Iline! It ll-cman tier g a le to a Turkish'sultan. The pi ii lag say* ANNOUNCING ........... ...................................... ............ ... against inflation, hut most people ■isii'ld *u til a n oth er. palp. **f tun ... ut.ii i j . i **ij it at hut pii<i College no-H - m e iterrUlljatl)’ broke. Hut lla rr) Augustine ‘o f Hhprwood, \Vi*.ft dncMi’ t A sN E W ADDITION' U-liete Mrs. W.itietr. tirililiU* fut litefly nf I lojli ivotul, t ’ulifidMln they ate hat ing any tougher time filnancintly than they did in the yeais till, u die 'va- ul the Plover -iii of Wisconsin in tptVst o f a ido'l |eikltl. • , " M r roomntnte and I were so pour." he rw u lied.‘ "W e slaved holin' on Siiluithty nights and play ed tuiker for raisin*." the AtcllUoll GfoW. i ; 0 It' out JiaiiMi- way. T h e la te t ’ a r l B lo w n , his nu in g . e d ito r, lik e d In t i ll „ f lb ,, Toiirhlon Hbfg. Ait K\|n*ri Iftfutilivlan Spi'i'litl TnilnijHf iit Unit* SlyliiiK‘ «Mtl Shaping *S|i**t i;»li/tttU lit--’ I’ucials, Siulp Treattnotita and Maul rttiva. II,live gave hint n FI ittt-e aft H o n o r e d VVitJi P a r t y I veiling* lt>' Appointineut Miss Grace Marie Klim-clpbtg was Honored on her eleventh btrtlf day with a supper, party given by her mother. Mrs. J. M. Htineclphef, at their home on Park Avenue ta isn’t the only, pbice suffering a story famine, i’mil Luke* say* be Friday evening. Supper i veil III thy hack garden of tlotiwoiild like to return to Hum,Iway Htlneclphrr bom* after whick 'Ibis season hut can't find a suit games and contests werh -njoy ■hose winning prizes were Sandr^ ' ' viii, like smh a nice niuiderrx* In Dunn. Kuseinnry Gamer nod Jugl .Saunders. Ijiter In the "evening the guest* i gathered in the dining HARRIETT MILLER REALTY NOOK NOV/ YOU i around the ' J*hie which iia's n tere<l with n b irth d a y cake. A fter It, neku's the singing of “ Happy lllrthda/' lllock’s first i to'Miss Sllnecipher a sweet courfi- Must sensilde runt* wfv-'hp week [ was tnivwl t>i tbn.-yanng - WUu.t. *a us Itits Iwr Ola4k*«Uuu^(~i-U»-XW4x^ and favors distrlhutcd. A piBk .Stevenses. They wen* too much Tii and green color scheme was usi-l'love l», In- apart. . .Heat wave ONCE I^mun Meringue Pie Sliced Fresh Peaches Choice o f Ice Cream Sweet-Hoiis Com BrerilT Coffee Inserts Meet Death At Point Of Vacuu Hr lion TlimTts gttnllntlon* irm rerr n jn r The Dusty Hoot* Club announc­ ed today that it ha> planned' a moonlight ride for member* which will lie held on Sept. 27j Member* will leave the Port Mellon Park Ft lends of Clarence Collin* will rare track promptly at d;UO I*. M. and ride to Crystal l.nke in laike regivt to learn that he l* confined Mary for dancing, swimming and to the local.hospital. • at 8:00 P. M. New business will lie • Aeincr roast. undertaken and officers elect,-.!. Hilly llrumley has left for Wat The club will also have races - Game* will be enjoyed and refresh- on the lakefrunt on Sunday at ertowmuuL Framingham, Mass, to Ametita served. All members are spend n short lime. urged to be promt, Clarence Grantham, Carl Wil­ MONDAT liams, Jr. and George Chapman left last Monday for Murray State The Dependable Class of, the The executive Itoanl of the San­ Teacher College In Murray, Ky. First Methodist Church will meet at the home of Mr*. E. A. Louden- ford Woman's Huh will meet at Tommy Vaughn left on Sunday berg on Brown Avenue on the 10:00 A. M. at the rlub house. for Gainesville where he will enter . . WEDNESDAY West Side at 8:00 P. M. The Sanford Woman'* Club will his sophomore year at the Univer­ The executive committee of the Women’* Missionary Society of have a luncheon meeting ul the sity of Florida. the First Baptist Church will meet club house at. I*:-1U o’clock. The Mr. and Mr*. Edward Kircher program topic will I* "Living Toat 8:00 P. M. at the church. left toilay for Joliet, III. where The Women's Missionary Socithey were called tiecaus* of the •tv of-the First Baptist Church Speaker will be Dr. E. C. Nance, illness of Mr. Kirrher's father. will hold their nuarterly business •resident of -Tamjia University. meeting, installation of officer*; The sponsor of the’ meeting‘ will Mr*. William Hush left today Ih- the president. Mi*. O. P, llerndrawing for circle* and a tea at ! don and ho*te**es will Ih- Mrs. for her home In Philadelphia, Pa. the church at 3:30 P. M. j Hindu- Williams, Mi*. J. H. Craw- after spending the past two weeks with her patents, Mieand Sira. ,W, AH officer* *nd circle chairman A. Leffler. of the W. 8. C. 8. of the Finn Ur. Htfiirechl has.return­ Metbodjst Church wUJ me*t at tho ed to saiUotd after Visiting for Jioma of i f r i : ’j . N*. A its re] to at sume lime with hi* mother, Mrs. C. F. Huprrcht, in Ml. Clair, N. PAGE ttF-the tliauiattnnx~and TTfrash nntt'T- The |nvr ‘ srrnrs ' nf~ t'tartr Gahl,. and, Lana Turner in "Home Poatum NEWSPAPER . DOES IT I Hi.BETTER wonderland not a* runny »r Woman’s Club Will Hear Dr. E. C. Nam e I/act* Tabic Cloths llomi Mitile of NaHons” . All club member* are urged lb attend ft*' the club consider* Dr. Nance a* one of the outstanding speaker* of the pre­ sent day. The meeting will open with a FOR YOtIR BEAUTY We are introducing a new and different type cream Cold Wave that leaven your hair aofter . . . more nntural looking. fHr 1 I ■ I Women's llai\dkvrchlefs • llrokt'it Sizes- All Sales l iiiiil (17 Years In Business In Hanford) /1 EVA-HESS IIEAUTY S lio l | | || 1 10H Rant Second Street CL0PAY DRAPERIES -l^ f L1NTONED to Ihe djmen*lcxw ineh«. ihi® / J M a d e of Plasticized woman under flv# P.M. y r Cellulose Fibre , . . . °n »>norUy from A M. Boys Jackets LJfilm e d - P o p lin Boy’s Sport Coats lo o '; Wool Broken Hluca Some at $5.00 i/ook Like Linen and Boy’s Cont Sweaters Hang Beautifully. . . Bulton Front Part Wool W ool m\ /* Cl (|A Ad,WU Taffeta IJUk-yd. up #~R|%rl(ed Tlown To ’Clear I WAHIIAULE WINDOW HHADF.H • These Jacketa Have Zipper Front. Ito, >, *»t * * ,iW'tifor Repellent- Wind Iteslslrnl.- Bath Rug & Cover • Two Slush PorkctH- Adjustable Cuffs • Ideal For These Cool Days A Head. Boy’s Short ie Suita Sanforized Broken Sizes -d M 1 ,WW �PAGE SIX THE SAffPORD. FRIDAY, SEPT. 26, 1947 FRIDAY, 8BPT. 26, 1147 THE SANFORD HERALD, Medical Care Cost Is Defended By Doctor |>'» (hare rose anl* of mrdiral care. nd drugs rote Other reason* aia.the housin)! JUW -.tonka hnspitsl PAf.E SEVEN )ZARK IKK SCRIES UNLESS! AH KIN [Purple Hurricane TXT Gainesville To In­ Rodter of Seminole High School Celery IPeds vade High School . for 1947. Gridiron For Tilt No. Name Weight Height (las* Hy ARTHUR HF.f’KWITH, JR. 74 Ed-Brooklyn Junior Herald' Sports Editor 75 Roger Crocker Senior The Seminole High School Cel- 76 Johnny Alexander Senior erv Fed* In new gleaming Orange 77 Cedric Ihinhar Junior nylon uniform* will open the 11)47 7H John Keeling Junior grid arason at the high -.chord End Senior gridiron tonight at H o'clock with 80 Don Howard Guard tha Purple Hurricane aggregation 81 George Hague Center Junior from Gainesville In what promise* 82 Byron Heard End Senior Quarterback 15.7 to be a hard fo&ght contest till the 8.1 Donald Deal Junior closing gun harks tha end tea the 84 llill Howard Soph. 85 Floyd Cooper Junior ({•tile. ’ ’ Yesterday afternoon Head 88 Glen McCall Senior Quarterback 162 5*8 Junior Coach Carl Kettle* ami his assist­ 87 Eugene Harper Guard ltd 6' 7' Soph. ants, Fred Ganaa ami Tim Tyler 88 Charlie Lan*ing Guard • 175 «T Senior ran the Fed hopeful* through 80 Ruddy Wetherington Center * 160 . - 6 -li Junior light fundamental drill*. after 00 John Krlder, Jr. Guard 165 6 'D‘ Senior Issuing the game uniforms t» 28 01 Tommy Stringrr 02 Hobby Humphrey Half Hark 148 6' Junior young aspirants. Jlalf Hark 140 B'fl' Junior ” We arc aa ready a* we will 0-7 Kay DunbarTackle 166 6' Junior Kettle* stated thi* 04 Wally Tyre ft ever l*.' 05 Richard !la** End 165 6 '!)' Junior t morning, Guard Center 170 O' 1' Senior v ' For the past several dliva the 08 Ckeek Herron Full Hark ' 162 6*8' Senior i • Fbd* have been unwinding *, 07 Holly Piercy Tackle Fresh. < vicious na**ing attack ,Ahal ha* 08 Edison Myers Tarkle Senior jpg bean showing steady. Improve- 00 Chris Jensen 1 m»nt. The Sanford aer(al warfare HLAt.ly ^ 'N D.OItMS ^3 - -might - pwvr to be .tha,.deciding factor in the contest,' <since it i ^ da not likely that the'tight Fed 76 Don Ludwig * backs will do much with Ihe heavy 62 Charles lier • T76 Eddie Senkarlk • forward wall of the Gdlneaville 65 Wallace Rivera 68 Zekr McNal. . .77 Charlie Thomas aggregation. tt' 7H Floyd Sparkman ' The Gainesville IlnAmen will ,71 llill llrfnson H4 Kicnard Brockman outweigh Ihe Fed atRMnc line­ 74 George Swann 87 Dan Batten men bv a goodly margh, but the determination of thA/nBemlnohgridderi will make up for the dif­ ference in the weight column. The Fed hack field will also he light, and not too shifty. Johnnv Alexander. Holly Plerey. Don Deil and Rwy* Dunbar will-make up a ■w*)|--rouiTmriT~vimTm/”'MffihTfra' tlon in the hack field which will bally id hut there’s a lut of diftrv to match deceptive runtflng ferenc > l>etwcen the two. attack with an overhead warfare. Right field at Brooklyn ia prnThe heaviest man on the atari- Seri) a opponent*—thr. New York levied by a 20 foot wall, and the big team foe the Sanford .eleven Yankees and the Brooklyn Dodger* wall is topped by a 20 foot screen. la Edison Mevera. a freshman —seem tn igrmre the hallowed It takes n solid wallop to clear who weighs in at 170 pounds baseball theory that hitching ia at that 4(i-fiH)t harrier. Tkamrd with Mrveia at the guard least 70 perernt of the game. Hut the section down Ihe light Neither tram naa a pitching post will llkelv las Dick Bass, a*, 150 pounds. Wallace Tvre, 160, and staff that can I m- considered of field foul line nt the Stadium ia an Chris Jensen. 160. will prnliahlv pennant winning ralllier. and open invitation to a left-handed Field boxea itorder the open at Ihe tackela and either* what's worse, thr ton pitchers on rlouter. area—still known aa Ituthville— Chuck Her run. 160, or George t>oth club* have specialized in Bia­ and it does not require ton prodigi­ Dague, 140, will handle the renter sing the home run hall. ous a drive to scatter the custumAllle Reynolds of the Yanks, rhores. The enda will lie manned hv Byron Beard, 135, am) Floyd with only a week of-the season lit The Dodgers boast a raft of go, had grooved 2.7 pitches for Cooper, 160. Hard hitting Dick llrashaw, hatters, and Ralph Ilranea of the left-handed hitters — Pete Reiser, Gainesville fulihark, will ba tha Dodgrra haa turned around on the Johnny Jorgenson, Dixie Walker, man the Fed defense machine will hill to watch 21 of his pitches dis­ Gimo llermanaki, Arkie Vaughan have to watch tnnlghl when the appear over Ihe wall. Ralph re­ two teams tangle. Hrashaw ia a cently lost a .7-2 game to the Gi­ —who may find happy hunting at 1. The Yankees offrr powerfully built youngster with ant* by giving up three homer*. A eouple of other gopher hall only thre left-handers — Tommy atwed and ability. The passing attack of the Hurricanes will also exponents, Vic Lomhuidi and Hrnrich. George McQuinn, and the Hugh Casey of Ihv Dodgers, also . , . . . . „ ,, prove potent. blew close anmior on* home mn , rMcber. eH{|«T -AtfUl) Itflhlninn.ttr Rival Worlds Series Hurlers . Habitually Toss Home Run Balls a double rorWUUm, w7lh llra.U w .17,1 most of tha Imll handling. Savannah Indians n n i* m Lop Sally Playoff -AUGU8TA. Ga.. 8ept. 26. </P>— The heavy hitting Savannah Indlant, second plaro finishers in the regular season, defeated Aug­ usta 9 to 3 last night to win the fifth and deciding _— game o f the d w t.tL I s l__al_ • <ns . * , South Atlantic League (Clash .A) playoff*. Wild Bill Connelly, who went the distance, allowed the Tigers only five hits while hi* teammate* ware slapping thr offering* nf three Augusta hurlers 18 time*. Four nf the Savannah blows went for home run*, by Bill Hockenoury. Ed Mutryn, Jim Reggio, end Hank Riassatti. _ 'Connelly was tagged for a cir­ cuit clout, by Walt Schtterhsum, as he wrapped up hts.srnfpul play­ off win against the Tfgwi. . ' Augusta Manager BILL Cooper started Ed Kwalski wlm.-had taken a beating Gold Savannah until the third stania, fifth, the Indians routf Rock Fisher and Cad, other pitchers August# . Savannah reached thi talnplng Charleston w£ to disposed of the girl ning Columbus Cardins Savannah .001 231 I Augusta 100 200 0 Connelly and Astroth; Flshrr (5). Ray (9) .an,! Little. f If I I I l r 11 I A l l IJ M l i r . K n BROOKLYN—<AV-Thi# Brook­ lyn football Dodgers of lb* AtiAmerican Conference are axperimontlng with new footbdll numfarrs which reportedly reflect more light than they receive. The Dodgrra claim that- the- new dye* taed In the number* make the colon twice as bright on ordinary days and tan times as bright on to s ic i. Cufcy niriiinut tht* Ciird«# nnd leombardi tn th<* Cubs whrn l.eft fielil foul line figures also he threw a fund * wlummrr to p ru s u i> l-i» .le s -t-p liv e , p ) r t o re ,— I t is )ttt vM oultrie By 2-1 ScQre GAINESVILLE. Rapt, 20. (A*tThr n-lm-mrfJIc .G-Men of the FLwiila S,-*te league claimed their f :r»t victory n the series with the Georgia-Florida League here laal night when they defeated the Moultrie. (!».. club, 2-1. The I’ark'-ra previously had won two ^ (n the eighth Inter­ league ser.es for the mythical Cla«* "D " baseball championship of Ihe .Southeast. The two dub* will meet here again tomorrow night in the fourth contest of the best four-nut-of-aeven aerie*. Manager Myril Iluag took the mound for the G-Men and held the Georgia-Florida champions to fiva hits, fir blanked tlie Packers until the ninth inning jvhrnli AIM throw hy second baseman Ted Rosa allowed Chick Laumann to ■core, LAumann had reached first when he waa hit by • pitched hall. l~ «iiin « f> ti., U ( r w , r II ' D iO A 'f ^ ToO PASC6At,t A e A Aits Fcovs Teg AS * M 6 a e ,-, k< i o A a v \ c w A 4t6d ScA o o l A | ac C A pdcp H : -ih e 'ItKCC CAOI /4r<5oTtfALL m . »ASKieT(fALL W i V,Jp-ri,’ ACK Btj ' Ih UPllM*. l| Wrenn. e llrram. It, This ‘ Is the first World Series for Eddie Stanky and Arkle Vaughan of the Dodgers but isith veterans are expected to give a good account gyf tham«elvra. I ’.ilo tn b a lt.,. ,T o la la ll- i- a PITTSBURGH, Sept. 28. <**>_ Hilly Herman Teaigned” aa man­ ager of the PitUburgh Pirates laat night but he can collect afproxlmately 125,000 for the balance of hia two-year contract hy twiddling hia thumba if he ao de­ sire*^" * _ President*- Frank McKinney calM » special news conference to announce Herman's resignation af­ ter the Pirates dropped a twin bill to the St. Louia Cardinals. Three of the other dub owners were pre­ sent and ao waa Herman, who came to the Pirates thia year after McKinney and hia associates purchased the club. . Herman calmly smoked a rigaret during the conference, smiled happily at the newsmen ami of­ fered no comment Asked to comment on the fact that I-co Duroeher. suspended manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers, will be eligible to re-enter base­ ball after the World 8eriea, and whether he' cob Id be considered a candidate to succeed Herman. Mc­ Kinney said: . "I believe any man who haa l»een convicted and paid the pen­ alty ahouhl be ‘ given another chance.” He did not amplify hia answer. *•—noor oui E rro r# : I l f ) M ill 1. U u n ia h n . I Mi l« n » y. M'irRHB, lti»B«. I lu n * lia ttr * im Th«ir|>« T« f »» U m M l: Ifw rh*M u r r lf lr r filte r * llr y a a l, T h »rpr, tr. H otrlrtB 2. l» n u M ' pUyt. Uuiiiihik rfdiHiilirliti 112 West Flrnl St real H irin g * -if M rl» .l> N ew s T im e lo r », T U Aii*l SHO ’ IS o ld W n iv r a - llr r o n U A HEAP O* Ko t c h w o iM T r i c e s Fo l k s T w ix * bd Low Your Ht!*«la> K v v a ln a te:»i XI Mil, I U m iii * I t ) IS W i ll l l t s i l h ) l« !» H am m , K i ,v M n r C rc K o r •• C n ld x m llh 1 FOOTBALL i ') i n r i - f i H o u r EQUIPMENT la.C-Dina*) U llif c * M ttrli till Ry Allty Hwpfi «*..1 it •»r. i, N*#w# 1:11 til* Y ou l(a m *Q it> rr Just Arrived Large Selection Ilu ) • ill Phone 880 HAWBONE’S MEDiTA'IiONS PROGRAMS K rlS a , K i m s * 4)'iS N *s « o f II I * tra y S ka T w ilig h t Doha* h i) D ie t) A ik *-* t i l t . H |i»(ta P a ra U a BILL’S PACKAGE STORE and BAR •foddiPouMi; cdC 0 4 A T7 VASiP Rdci Ith y n * U f t o k Io im -b i M o u ltr lr I I l|<«lnr«vlll«i 6. lUBf-a n il h e lls : »»/ 11• r talk I, llo M g t H tr u«'k o u t: M ll» r h lk 2. 11on if 1. l i l t hy |titr h * 4 hy llriM g ( U u n iitn n l l . 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M . ’ Noun. •ill IVrrUrs tlnomtuii Seminole High Athletic Field N lin r, fitWS I’roaraio llhnnu list) M-igsn FOR Y m /R OLD RADIO tills Hlnslra Bluet Damn.y Kay* The MUSIC Box 11:11 Laaehtoa I Varlktisi Ifik e New s 11:11 W eslsrw H alon M arshall* N«w> l i a r .Ynue I t s , llo u iu tu p l l i i e S k u a H our N olk* I 0k Now s tlk t lilk 1:44 1)00 lit! ll* r » r d s s l Ita n d o i T e d d y I ’n w tll T h r^ ) h a r ln la r r s N ow s M tlo d le W h l t i w r t file AI J is o 11ill I. Ill y I 'r v a r s m 4 11 * N o v k llr T im # T ru ss nee K*»| lie* Concert ia uinit l i l t Its— M)rfa* l;M Newt ' tie* John Kilby. lilt tfo lr h y h Iim m im m I t.-t* tit* 4 tM till tit* N ew , N o v e lty T im , 4 I,,S |h« IU » d JCJIUHI la , w r , k e , N e w * n f Ih e f* f 119 W . 1st . ROBSON Ph. 953 SPORTING GOODS Phone 998 .100 Kasl Fim t S lrcct 6 th » » l ft** Um Ktgart Batting, 8tan Musial. Caniinals, collected seven hit* In 10 times at bat including a double and trip­ le, to raise his average to .Sit and laad the Cardinals to a double win over the Piratia 16-8 and 8-1. | Pitching, Larry Janaen. Giants, > spun a aeven-htlter for his 21st. COCKTAIL LOUNGE & RESTAURANT ANNOUNCE ! •» Disk fin UGLFAT MUSIC and DANCING ■f t M u a lf f o r M x l l l s t l o n ) * * B anday i f . a d f ln M 1 -H B vaday 8 , r*ru>d, lilt It v r a r d i *4 lla n d o ra 1 :1 * -M hrale K r lm h lv * 1 C h u rc h * ) • • Nvw» § 1*1 B e rtra s d i t i m k f:W C h u rc h o f (le d . •. fit* News V itl H tsm tw U m i IN • W i t * H m p e l D ln«»r» -I*:ll orian Organ nirttlM IDvmI*, :\ # || S T r r e iu r s C h w t o f ;■SATURDAY-- SEPT. 28th • . » * • :• featuring: • 9 ■ * . ;V 'v - ‘ V-' • ’ -L •• Julian Mclnnis and H ih 13 Piece Orchestra kU loC r Mi«« Kitty Hognn * HO onua ' 1 NO LAX ATIVI 4 FOR SALE— Lime rock for d dra­ JOB doing gi-ni-iaj house work. ws r a and roadway*— Phone aflriniHina. 612 K. 6th Street. S R - 7 ’til 9 , DANCING- 9 ’til ? “n o i x m c i f i MAKE RESERVATIONS EARLY |n trr» r* tlM ii. WORK W OZARK SH UFFLE X T \ * »t: AJIK EXPERT auto painting anil laid) rvpair. All work guaranteed Jackson 4 Gihhs Itndy Shop 7100 French Ave. I’hom- lOOD-J IIK IIItm ( OPEN/ ] / N U T IH IK t- la ami for Hemiaolr Cvanl). fkilkli. tn CiasiTl), a >uit again.) you t»r ab-olin. itlvoree wherein ran, 'All* li|ii:i.l. IIAIINIIII.I. arr thnl ant an.l I'MVI.I.IH t. IIAIINIIII.I.. tin- I'l.iIniIIf. sihI na abbiev Ul**t lille of Ih. ra.e I* 1‘IIVt.l.ln U IIAII.Niiiu . i-u in iirr. ild ) n U M iib i I, " A ir MOIJSr l» —-.TH 'N Gt G-G-GOSH i-------— ■ weV' \\l o G5ABBEI TH AT P wASm u G H T ' nv- v v w a t s TH AT7 , , W -A T a PAUL! IIAIINIIII.I^ |i*(-a.Unt and vni’ a ii i: iit:itt:n\ litQl'tltKI* lo III- an s|.|»-*ian.,-' Ill llie will arorer.llna* on Ihe S.n-I A By Walt Disney NOW TO GET 0 = P T m I OI1KI.I- Ittt. mV haml .qmt.lU-Jis-it.. —a .Ml.I ■•■.nel .a U..a.ld.e, I } « » r lo li* l. ,\ Ik MIwv Mi K lu iit lii, l». 19»« ?. I t Ilia- r*»M»1 farltim olr « tauniy. fu r lit* C o iu iu Im Id Iic U t«f it w-rutinfri \VuES 3Gi_OSV T H E E - V e T M . . B N SONNE S T R A N G K A M SNAl. ! ____ VV-VNHAT'S t *-AT n f 4 t fc ttttlr , M».*» f r r i it n r f h r r l) 111* 4011^ ill* I t i u l i l u ( \V 4 > fro m ( '''f lu •if Inut I. Itliw I* II. of K-ith 1\ t \ l*J)f k 4 » fa e .ir.l..l isa- l'lm * llsaa.a. %4i. of «*'UI«,» It awills, |ftt lie e •«|Ull*wli> a)oRh •• I HIMhi ■! Wri 1 • • f *•1 !«• in" cornrr of *»tlil |^»f |. Ilirit'i •oil’ ll THE LONE R ANGER i : . . i im , u i i in M)u>i m in e r n f Same. Ih tte -. m u ll, n f ta ils - 1........... is te H , By Fran Striker if—i m mhp-nou sheriff.' Mse Tivo NO TRICKS OR WE'LL f»HOOT. / /K ILLE D BARI AND MUTCH 4F IAWFDN'5 t V lL E T T E R i <j GONe^U'EV f.TDLE I T / J L<*« 2*. t h f lir p itH tlh w i ( | n li*n if •rh * H it# **f I **••!• • U m l 7 l«» r « * l m r n r f o f |*«t| I. fham V |(iul>< m a lr r l ) m I m iik f d i l llh t- n f |*i*t* ‘ vAfttrtltr fornn nf I I IS lltrt **A*t hi % frri, ihrnt-r nurtlirrljr |»-* allrl with *tiu| fifty f•rt *M%l*-tly ft" rasltll) lille* «»f ■ itliiitf ltd t.ll"b le«U I thru 12^ 4»f 4 11. |*. |»c*lnt 47 * f*^t **»•! »*f l»c«inttlii thrnrr w*at to h* ». Illttltilt. M. IHlli.-l. 'G E T 1 READV TONTD.1 GARNER, VOU KWQW TUAT'O NO r 'TRUE /j C o u n ty , K h irh ta ) h l, Ih u t s i l i it* n f S T p lrm lrc r: A . t t - t a t T : --------- — K I I K I ) \V ; K A N 9 IIK II 1*11ah Lku ki nncv ) ', I I H A T ) ’ M t I. _ M A IlA t.T N O A T ) * ( IK I. r * h. r In ii.) \V. D p m c - r • A llo r n , ) I r I M I H i i n r r t T O N T O ' H IT I.URRV UP/ GET THAT LETTER T LEATid t VJATCW 'THAT TREN'Rf: GETTING KftAi!- r>------- ^ ROPE.' GlTTUAt W C O M E ON ur scour. Yt»ti Mr** li«r*l*)i i*4|(ilr»tl to i*|*|»«- * n llrw l it . nit l'f»url «.f H m iirt"* •ftm ilr K In rM i. In (1 iR » r? fh r*»4 •Ih »U> Of l>r»*4brr. l^flT. in - m *• UTO WANTED — Small sedan far rash. Phone 938-J. <40* Tb« Ada 7 WIDE, t --- - I* How | „ 11*11,, III t i l t I 'l l r u l t l '..ill I PHONE 9175 thriller, -Dead T H ' OUT F I GLC, IS COVUHED L IK E A TEN T BUT T H E Y DONE L G F 'O A fE SPOT OUT V THERE T " lliat Ihtlr lm- I—... tn-lltutril * ll-l •in null for fMv#fri ii'*fe|H |W1 NEW SPINET PIANOS—Weaver. ns. an HiilirtrUl**! Ilflt* «•/ • l» I* MpMwrr>. VUlnilff. '.Liberal trade to A.term*. The fwlphli Ktfialiha MrMwrry. Muete Box. I1P.W 8U 1«ni. . Pohne 958. ‘ *■ 7 P*ts, Li treat o c k .- Suppliaa WURI M niy HmimI mihI ’ nffWlnl ••*1 U Ha nf'srd* K h.rich*. l i t It f i t AUTO RADIOS.-McUrola. Sale* DR SALE — Jersey cow,, will »f H r p lr m U f , l#41. make pound of butter daily. and Sarviea. Tha Music Bbx, 41 I'. I|rrn<1'*u First 3100.00 take* her. Mr*. K I ' i f f l 3 *irr tut i:*H38 t 119 W. lat B f Phona > M -_ __ fH a a h . A. Covington, Elder Spring*. IIV L Hnnt 8EPTIC TANKS. Oraase Traths Batt«riei~A Battery Charging. I 5 * | h i I r r i n k II. a POPE C. INC._____ FOR 8ALE— I young Jersey row, installed. Sewage pumped, haul1 oil atove, also new sorghum in ol. Drainfielda relayed. Sanitary TIIK OOUIIT OK TIIH )*>>I'N gallon jug*. Call 705-M. | Septic Tank Co. Orlando Ph. •N rr jrtMiK. dhminoi. k. cou n t ) SMJIIIUA. " MeNEILL A TOST FLORISTS •n id : K JiT A T K . )>K M il.T U N 1* SANFORD Beauty Salon.. 30! 'A)'KKTT. '(trcMwil. 81pm A w . just off Catory -Office pk 408 rasldenra ok. 810-R EXPERIENCED'male bookkeeper • Park. Phone 1354. M. Mr.Mah TO AI. r t l K D I T D I l D A N D K K .lt 6 mo. 4 lunger. Cs,id wave# WIND IIA V IN M C l..S IM M OR . t W with reference*. Must have had A IN H T D A lH I 3 I T A T I: SAFETY BLUE W1ND81IIED8 on Spiral permanent, lasting H A N D *a n dA Haa*h n l y»u a r , k,r*>>) . for any make or model ear. 'experience in retail store work. i CriNiulnole 4 Machineles*. All ioYaw I I I N a m l r r q iilr - ,1 )>■ pra—a t an* Good working condition*. Ap- j waves guaranteed. 36 up.----- - i - t m , a n k SWn»m4* - w t i l f h T*»v. m I Ease* daylight driving. Cut* ■ nl* Bpy H. B. e/o Herald.' 1 ~' •)lth « r -if y o u . ra s y h a v e a g a la ,' h , —t a la n f M lllo n II Ha«k*>* WANTED—Not anyone Juat look- I 13 N O T IC E S — P E R S O N a T 4— laad. la ta o f M id C o m ity , >• PAINT CO. H* C o g a ly Judeof n * n ile o l‘ ing for work but eomeone want- CANDY FOR SALE: For Mrs ___________Phone 120_______ ‘nw nry, K lo iW a . a t bla o f f l r , >Ing opportunity to advance anJ chocolate Candy. Phom ha m a rl hum , o f — 1*1 C m ia lgo ahead. We are looking for- Co. 3106 MAGIC CHEF STOVE, hot waUr I P a a fo n g K ls rld a . v d lih la r)r*> an. experienced office 4 credit . ■ . —■ . heater, excellent condition. Ph. ■Under m o n th * f r o a i f h , l| m - o ' h* fir s t p u b llc a tlo a o f D ili A io llrmen who is willing lo work to . ,_ _ _ 1080 J. better hlmeelf. Apply in person 15 A U T O S TO R SALE 8F.E Jimmie Cowan’* Sheet MeUl to Firestone 8tores.----------------------------------- FOR *HALE------------Works for roof P*lpt R Tx>ot WANTED—8*lea elerk for Salur- 1939 Packard, new motor, ne* ■ ) Inting. Phone 618. days 4 Mondays. Firestone rubber. 120919 Magnolia. Radii DOUBLE concrete laundry tub Stores. vartd hrater._________ ., *' Without fitting, brand new, elightly cracked, bargain 30-00. WAN"! ED: Reliable hustler to FOR 8AJ.E by original owner: succeed R. Bimroone to supply 1941 Dodge Deluxe coupe (Flubl Phone T8S-W. ____________ consumer* with 200 household Drive). Leas than 60,000 mil*-* BABY GRAND PUNO h it# n s . • neccsiUln In North -East -Folk — BreilKM >ondition. See 0 . W. simsble. Phone 428-W or call County. 1500 families. Products 8penrar, or call 99. 806 MaJtnolla. ____________ S i Wr.?.“ ^ U R ^ i . T « T . FOR .BALE—1940 IM ton For. DARK OAK dinette eat. Table, ala ^ t FAI^to-YS, Memphis. truck^ wito body Phone M,” HIP ehalr*. server and chin* cabinet. Tenn. or see R. Hartman. Box Lumber * Supply YnrtL____ Excellent condition. Phone 181W. Catalina Drive. ii W /U /A M S Tm "Alt’ I'KI.I.I. MAIlMIII-U s h " « rr»ht»«ice I, lull bu .u iM . amt wRyfe l - I hIIh/ a,l«lt«a* i*. enfi i.l ll.atral Delivery, lu'.i Lilt, Uiaoa * * k. |MHr Ilollineer, W. 1st roe Corner. Phoi BEAL ESTATE INSUr ANCB 2 DEER Si FOX hound*, age be . m o r tg a g e loans tween 3 4 6 years. II. G. Beh' THE HOME SHOP RAYMOND M. BALL, Realtor ren*. Phone County 2003. WATCH 4 CLOCK REPAIRING Kegiatarad Broker and 8IMMQN8 New* Improved Elec- 1700 Sanford Ave. Phone 11 i I J * leaurance Agent tronir Rlankets. Ted Davis FurL». 4 Florida SUta Bank Bldg. ATTENTION MDlllEKS . IttttfTxrCo. 811 K. First 8tr*et, —DIAPER SERVICE^ LARGE DUPLEX in excellent Phone 958. Baby Valet furnishes hospital condition. 4 acres of land. 536 clean, sterile dinn.*is*and deodor­ ft. on highway 600 ft. of lake AUTO seat covers for coupes, 4 ised container. Ecunomi.^il and solans 39.96. installed free' at front. 40 fruit trees. Excellent safe. Fully modimlly approved home or income, property. 38,500 Firestone. . * Call Daytona 2467-W cith-ei fer Tferm*. St. John Realty Co., not detail*. 96 dialer*. J'.* tl week. I.UMINUM raarmrnt windows. Inc. A. U. Peterson. Realtor—W. "FIRST IN HANFORD” Steel casement and Aluminum Archie Brown, associatcj______ double hung windows. Miracle Cohen's lUdtato) Shop for mm Cone tele Co. .n)9 Elm Ave. plrte radiator service, list San 0 5 ARTICLES FOR SALE ford Ave. Phone 358-W. t * • WOOD BURNING heater. Mrs, Cal. wonder pepper plant I- B, George Maffett, 2441 Lilly Curtains. I^iee tahleelolhs wnshnl starched 4 stretched. 61* Mel Mann. Lake Monroe. Fla. ____ Court lonville Ave. Phone 879. a r t ic l e s w a n t e d V -SHIFT.;. HAWKS-4 BUQS-3 KTTA K B IT By I’aill Robinson fM W O Q C e tO O H A UPSTOC. rajsffli . • II AMvmtly of Uod FLOOR SANDING Si finishing, cleaning & waving. Onr power unit enables ua to work where alnta. Poultry Supplies, Nails. there* is no electric connection Purina Feeds, Groceries and available. 21 yeuia expcrlenc*. Meata. Touchton & Watson, 1201 II. 51. Gloftsoa. Lake Mary, Fla. Celery, Phone 1190. Hont’a.Tuiedr Feed ^ ^T o n o R n o u i- A N tw VCPSION t'F THE wc'02AFKm i SHUFFLE! • ANOTHER GAY EVENING LOSE rU XED O FEEDS—coi FAR FOR B E N T-20 acres *uhDOIKiE • PLYMOUTH irrigated truck farm, newly TRANSFERS- Large new assort­ ment* Decal Set* for Kitchen*, I*A IMS AND HKKYICK -ploughed and harrowed. 12 ar­ Bathroom*. Nursery. Also Glass Palmetto Ate. Phone 1011 tesian wells, a 7 room dwelling, Tumbler Sets. . 2 tenant houaea, 2 large barns. Pir.no Tunhig and llciuilring. I.. L SKNKAIIIK GLASS & Dwelling for rent only with Sill. Hra. 8II-W. PAINT ft). farm. On Cameron avenue. East I ll W. 2nd Street Ehle, Hanford, Fla., phone 1112R. P. O. Box 883. E. I). Stowe. Show cards and posters HOT PLATE I.UNCII O— DUE'S SIGN HKRV'ICK Scrveil from 11:30 to 2 nt Homer's, 2 ROf'M apartment. A< 0. D. Landress. Phoe* 1021 * 2300 Mcllonville Ave' REBUILT Elrrtndiix and Hoover Vrcuum. Complete with attach­ I.(INN IK M CM U LLEN S Market FOUR ROOM cottage, unfurnish­ Uarlier Shop open Thursday, ments 318.50. Guaranteed one ed'to adults only. Highway 46. Friday k Saturday full year. Same a* new cleanRl. I. Box 155. See Kastner, rr. I'hom* -HOB or write State Log Cabin. Sanford. 423 South YOU DillVK IT Orange Ave.. Orlando, Fla. .for 2 WANTED TO RENT PHONE 200 • a frre Home DemonktlLtion R'Wflfh LAND-NtOBIUSON NiilhTn 60 mile 'minus of Or* .COUPLE with children desires U-DRIVK-IT. IKC la n d o . furnished •house or apartment. ENTIRE stock and fixtures of Will be permanent, )Yr SEE US FOR —Mr».-A.- H. Mallem'a atuiP'at'32P -----3ttStEOnRAtTI TTUNTINT, lYalkr*- »» • - / « r. L E. lat for immediate sale. Con­ Orlando. Florida. • AND TYPING CREDIT I.UHKAU OF . tact Mr*. Mallem at store.- OLD NEWSPAPERS—8 CENTS PKR POUND. BUNDLED U4 . BUNDLES. 10. 18, 20 and 88 CENT HERALD OFFICE YBSTKKDAYH STARS >4:ee Nswt wltlehl Donga s:l* tltnk or MporU *■41 awing Tims tite N«w* ,. .1:11 Tomorrow’* Hiuulajr With tha axerption of Chuck Connors. Bear firit liaseman, both squad* wer* .reported in ezrelltnt condition. i SUBSTITUTION EW YORK—(AV—Stave Rsam. taker of Rodney, went to it lengths to protect tha trothora th« curious pvblic^that mad Into the stable anaas on ibletonlan Day at Goahsn. ■ moved Rodney out of hia and substituted another colt. ■e*f*taker Insitle -that the tc enfoyrd the substituU a*' (' sill, TO CO tXNAH. WORK WANTED fl H K A I . K S T A T E F Q lt S A L E PLOWKK-PI.ANTS; Ikrfl Mntle fur Pkhrltlg WINS ON THREE SHOES MIAMI, —UP)-The loss of a shoe failed to stop King Ranch’s One thing Is certain about this Dispose In the 1041 Flamingo at Seriee. No pitcher can match Red Hialeah. The 3-ycar old - horse Rufflng’a esven victories, accumu­ won the raa* after throwing' ht» lated during seven World Series •ho* on the clubhouse turn. ipare for office or other type bus Inesae. See William Davison Sanford Bus Station. 9 SEWING MAniINRS 12 SPECIAL ShHVICES SALKS * SERVICE _ IEAUTIFULLY furnlalieil b«I- HERTS SEWING MACH. SHOP room. private bath, large closet ‘ 115 8. FRENCH. PH. 1190 WILL grind mrn for feed, grits ' apace. Phone 923-J. Si meal every Saturday mornF U IE D SHRIMP D IN N K K 8 N ing._ J. W. Bell, lake Moniuf, HOME—spacious living room, dinevery night at Jjotiicr'a*_____ >reh,-bentirifull: \BY GRAND ‘ PIANO — Wyrlit- FOB HEN I -Floor sandi-r. Easy furnished 3 l>edrooma. each with zer. rcconditionr<l. The Music operation. Seasonable ratiu. San­ private bath, atram heat, attic Box., 119 W. Firat St. Phono ford Paint Si (Hass Co. Phone fan. Phone 023-J.. n i l N «w » it* T u an I M U Irhiag •lonal liancbAll, lake the mouoH here tonight in the opening germ* of the Dtxle Airies which matches Mobile's Ileara, Champions of thr Southern Association, a g a i n s t Houston* Buffaloes, Texas League pennant wlnnris. Manager Johnny Kean* of Houston haa nominated hie num­ ber 2 hurler, AI Papal, winntr In 23 start* and loaet In II, to faee AI Todd’s shoutout artist, 22-yearold John Hall who Included nine shutouts among hia 10 triumphs of the regular season, while losing RKCOKD PLAYERS for rant. D) day or week. Tha Music Bix, IIP W. lat Sl Phone.053.. . - 5 ARTICLE!) FOR SALE DrlNV r-j ...8 u T MAYBE 1 W C lL BE ABLE / TO FLY-OVCR THfe B a l l p a r k . BEFORE .• THE GAME K ENDS/ ) OAT! Try our cool, refreshing* M e PiPsJV g C<A CrtAdCB lA-Sf \ -ytfAM O tiift rttB PUlgLHAUft.. •Ti~ n n i/r tsrv FVi CV \»h»p wlrtniiiir ru« A0Ai*iS< S oOt^CITN CAUFoi?*JiA. \ < o o o soace. 04H— AUs Ao PiO was -to GAi’fl idC VAffpjX T itt/Jo: -rtut i s Aft. tlf tIM •#l—! i4 Six AfYeMPij- amp scowl. .taAj ' L TWO AWAY.., 0 2 ARK AT FOR RENT f ie l o e k s '• FORTY M U Es'V TOP O F THE N IN T H ... SO YOU’RE MOWER DOWN M cG ee Moult f l# flalimHM H u l l liln a h ATLANTA, 8cpt. 20. (HV Man­ ............ ager Johnny kloon of thv Atlanta entry In theTu-wlv formed Profes­ sional Raaketball Li agm- of AmerIra announced toilay Coulhy Gun­ ther. wartime cage . star at Fort Itenning, had. signed a two-yswr contract as player-coach of the team. Gunther wae a mcmlwr Iasi sea­ son of the professional basketball team at Pitlaburgh where he god 724 points, tops for squad, despite a lat* start, averaged 17 points a game. Now 24, Gunther itanda six fpat four inches and weighs * 100 pounds. Tha _______ Atlanta-.- team open* Its hums season Nov. 4 at the Sports Arena against Birmingham. ihh | .I|i,i(an, u J i-h m o rt, r f llu r k e . I h r im t l* - , r f K a lo n Ih i H n h r r t . Ifl iu ia m y , . * T iiin rr Atlanta. 1'ro Caffe Dixie Series Startw Team S ign H Gunther Tonlffht In Houwton ^ J XI. |U|M Sow 3 • H» *1 lt«^|iM«lf*3ltr Your# u.. » , ,. ...„ „ „ „ , ....... 301 feet lo the Stadium left field corps faring each other in thej*’ * ni**- "xl>t down the foul line, Series, and with both possessing anil 34.7 to tfie aame spot In Brook­ lyn. Rut the stands veer sharply fan* arms* me nation are awav at the Stadium and a ball Ing the dimensions of Yanki ditim-and Khheta Field in rstmvta' that J i. hit into dead left field must travel a tremendous dis­ tance to reach thr box seata. The contour of thr Stadium has caused the Yankee's great Joe DfMargin to mutter, "this Is a left­ hander's ball park.” .. Dead renter field at Yankee Stadium can only Im reached on NEW YORK. Sept. 28. (/»*)— Well, tomorrnw'a 3100,000 match rare nt Helmont waa up In the'air again tmfay. at i r a * t until a drcL aion ia made on Anaault'a lamene»» sometime thi* forrnoon. . Trainer Mnx llimrh ha* pro­ nounced Aa*nult alternately "up” and "down” like the exprea* elev■tog in the Umpire State Build­ ing. The fellow* with a few bid. lo Inveit figure thia ia no way fur a reapectahle hqrie to art. ao they tab Armed a* a proposition that can’t mias. The latest on the situation ia that owner Koliert J. Kleberg. Jr., and Trainer Hirarh, who's .been fretting something fearful, will hold a huddle aometime before noon to decide once and for All, maybe, what rooks with the rluhfoot comet. Over in the other ramp, mean­ time. the training Jonea bora, Hen and Jimmy, sent Armed about his business with a final speed "blow­ out” of fur-eight* of a r.iil* jus* aa if nothing happened. — -rr llh y n e . Decision For Armedr Herman Resigned As A - s s a u l t Race Must Skipper Of P i r a t e s Await Coming1Events But Eyes Other Pay about ai improved a* today* auto Other^expenditurea of the public, la over a 1929 model . l)r. Frank G. Dickinson. director, He uaeil 100 m an average to of the Bureau of Mldlral Econo­ ahow how the ri»e in medical npta mic Reaearch of the American compare* with *umr other exprn'Merical Aaaociation, aaid today. diturca. Pp thi* »ealr. sinctf 1935 ''Although the coat of.medical medical1 care ha* ri**n to 211; rare and the aervirea of phyai- talcoholic ‘ ' _____ _ . , t to 277; rebeverage* ciana and hoapitala have risen by creation In 235; peraonal rnre (tui ,^-aps and bounds in recent year*, let article*, beauty pat lot*, Iwr ™hr national income and total con- ■her ahopa, etc.) to 25.7 and Jewel ,umer expendllurea have rlaen a* ry to 408. Tobarm ha* ri»en old) much or more rapidly,” he told lo 210, or alightly le*» than mnli ' the American Hospital Association.1cal rare. Of each dollar apent for. raedl- I He aaid the reason* for thi THEM' \ F IE L D S T IL T A I N ) - I N ' V S IG H T / they dcmatnl more hospital fair, T<l l i l t IM A * l> A i.t.U N , the taxation that ha* dried up t i l , fW N ltW v I M I 4 to*Urk«- M itifu for hoapitala, am! workmen * rim*. (*«||L Y ou a i t h*r»*hy romprntatiim that require* hot­ |Mrar itt ih» C i i r i i i t • 'm in I ter hospital can. n«»W «*«»unl>. ► ‘ hnb|e*i in C m He declared that tloapite the fart on i h r |7 1 h «lu> o l O ftiitn rr that medical rare it at* have risen, D l t , In a ra-riAin iu . i fu r < the propm lion of national income t h a t i H R i l i i i c , m i tiiH ir r iM ii •pent for thi* pur|Ki*e ha* de­ creased. That, “ho *aid, should la* t lilrar>|j«^*>*HJ*T tu >hr hokplthl author itier, iiecaU*e it means that they have kept the ruing eo*l* from truing up a* rapidly a* nuul expense*. (HeNll Mrs. Gertrude Donovan's Fight­ sirrirt; ing Don—holder of thr six-furlong hereby attni th.ii track record—ia coming bark to tiu « itir» « um lt-r Ik. Hialeah thi* season after cant Hi *1L It I •«t a>11• 1 Nlwat tiN palgning last wintet In California' .TOWE. UHMUX’SSStSl' )M DOCITIVBLV lE A W .' O H ? WHAT' A r t u j TtC T LY OOtJ s r i j tc ru Y s n a i w G iac*>4 A x o s u m ir o n C W S lo tS lP Yoowint *-7 M AX BU D .' I A j VIONOUP ^5 WHiiae n vx _cu n u toi J i.n ig rtnrsciuY |t7-».T8 LV O A tB t^.C i _ is MOU43 f yi ,y i C c t+ i o n : t a r t , u o - ) A H M M J K IS S N S C C S 4 C 3 -* f“ �PAGE EIGHT THE SANFORD lURALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA FRIDAY, 8EPT. 26, 1947 I n H n ll y T h e re In S tr e n g t h — 3-4UUJ u u u a iiu To ProtKt IFio Poor* of tbo World; To PrOpaotr the F r«irru of America To I'rodnrc. Prosperity fur.Sanfotd. UJ3UU AN It's a Perimeter Acrostic T A K E A L O O K A T THE S T A R S Party M a g i c "magic,** you can BYfighannleaa one o f your frienda ao he of an European wh> la one of the most THEfiaqie notable figures In the hlstoryof South America, 100 Firemen Are In• jured And Property Damage Runs Over 5 Million Dollars $ ruman Confers With Congressional Lea­ ders On Need For Immediate, Action diagram. There are more than twenty. •Sivy! 1. Th e hafoe Paul o rig in a te d , o f coprse, with St. Paul. If you know your Uible, you know it wasn’t bis name orig* 12. A fictional character whose nsms now Is synonymous for meddlesomeness is Paul------ ? - lotlly- IVh.t w u l J) SH S L - - .! IS. SC Paul I, th , eaplul o l ------- 1 ■ V . . , ;& j P 0 10. An equally famous but mqre har/ tnonlous artist, who perfortps on tho cello, Is Pablo------ 7 ,cter ,n whal ,tory by M* rk T " alnT . 20. It's proverbial that you mustn’t to pay Paul. . •»t *»»s«j *si ■•hi *n ' *11 •* -| *4***g - | " M I X ) , |a ,( •] IU M H * t F O R J U N IO R S « l IVw as I on A. m/ tl >— l—------- each segment Is; U K ........... black It............. bius Y ► » « {.. yellow O . j . . . , . green G R ............ gray You ean use a lead pencil light­ ly to maks gray. iaUara -of- tbl- in this- plclurt. Two — t7iTini?k! In the water and tha chick on thf stoned you'll see Im m e d ia te ly . Ti]e other must be found by takin f a pencil and. starting at dot one, drawing a line consecutive­ ly from dot to ______ _ js reach ed . I f two numbers are dote to one dot, use the dot for both. When you’ ve eompieled tha dotogrsph, color It w ith you r crsjrons. 1 AB I. w m smoklog too heav­ ily, andths habit put a dent . In his pockel-monfy, a rasp'in *—and plsca thern lo tho 14 small bia throaL He decided to smoke cirri)# within the diagram, to Ittss. By cutting himself down ta 33 chfarets a day, hia weekly Tha letters are to be stt pliced saving In clgarelk was equal to that when you’ follow tiu-'llhes ons and one-half times his orig­ leading from a circle and write inal dally clgarrt-consumptlon rate. What was his rateAsrig- the letter placed in that circle in all Die epacea of the rim to Irally 7 wliichthedhtea-tecrtr^rlntet-' llgilrle sentence will appear ic tire rim. ^ ,-SHflOS *4S-*S w i u t r*!** K r*M404. * e**i*>i*. *••*«•* sags " * 4 | 4 « HQ I HERE Itavg. been many defl niUont o f coursgs. One o f ths moat enduring la that of O r vantes. Here, translated from OW quickly can you fill In Spanish, it's offered as a substi­ tht missing figures and tution clphe^ for you to solva: solve this probletp In simpls di­ GNEW KNOQBN ODWF vision! * .tiROCUtZ TWCLWWY x ) x 4 x g 9 ‘ INJLHNJDI’ W RYJ G C ry p to g ra m Cryptarithmetic H RIDDLE W hy doss* s lo v sr call his Og Kugtnt Sk«/er H O R IZ O N T A L 1—T* wkat klag waa tk* Assyriaa aoat by Kpkrslmf (Ha*. ItlS) i —Wkat propkst wa* llavid'a aaorf (I Baa. H ilt ) S— Tk# kalldlag af wkat tawsr wa* aarksd ky a confusion af UafuSsI (OtA. li lt ) W—klarkla . U —TourU cAUpk — - Brain Brightener V r\lVIDE one hundred Into four q»t<s s a y s # u la^l***# Tha Congress members and President Truman talked over lha problem for two and one-half hours. A lso attending the meeting in the cabinet room were Secretary o f State Marshall, Secretary o f Agriculture Anderson and Secn t a r y o f Commerce H arrlm ao^- F IN D THREE PETS IN THIS* P IC T U R E Eh h a C M IK ia w 88 C R O S S W O R D W ITH, •I ing any part of it. (A solution Is given In the page). . frankShea To Pitch For Yanks In World Series Opener Tomorrow It could be that Hhotton, who [dlotqd tha Brooks to the fla g by a fiv r-ln ig th margin althougii he Joined the club nftrr the araaon had started, will w a if until the -m om htgTif the "fin d game "before making known hit decliibn. Hurt already* know# who It.w ill U- but lie (Im-an’t want to, take a chance on having one o f hia young men mull over the posaibilitira fur 24 hours. • llranra, the top man uf the sta ff on the won and lost records, 21-12, ia the beat lx-t. U o Duroctier made thr mistake uf using a “ sleeper,” Curt Davis in the IIU1 opener before pitching his are, Whit W yatt, and he never got out o f the barrel. If Hranca work* tom orrow h ell lie ready to II A N D A N S W E R C LU ES S s IT's S— Sepatsr, of what plscv. accoaasalsd Paul lata Asia! (Arts tS:4) S—Asrlfores aaltsr T—DlalaaUvo far Alfred S— " A ------ eeAltnr* Is la Iks Its* at U a kingi kls mouth tra astrtss- •tk net la Jad«ai#nt“ tPr. IStlf) S— Hairless IO—Who was Za*k«risk's daafkurt an il l u s io n as isssa - s _ svs S*s ism m sv ssia P ro p ed s Here Are Getting Under Way Sanford Is the midst of e num­ ber of rpad Improvement protects being Undertaken or completed Ny the Siaie Road Department. 9 One o f the newest projects ia tha work being started for the re­ surfacing of Celery Avenue from a point near the Municipal Ball Park~ro Th« OiiSSTTUVIJir* roFa ditlance of a mile and a half, ac­ cording to II. Futlow, senior project engineer. * Another new propeet being started ta the resurfacing of Ctntva Avrnur from the Geneva Bridga to Berk Avenue. This Is feing done by the J. C. Dickerson Construction “ of lakelands This firm has computed the re­ surfacing of the Ssnford-Winter Park highway link, all except soma road shoulder work. A leveling rouras ia being given, to French Avenue and H la hoped to compUta lha work by Die time operations get under wsjT at tha Hanford .State Farmers Market. Tha Atlantic Coast Line Rail­ road la giving -fine co-operation At amoQthng out tha French AveTue crossing, Mr. Furlow reported. Resurfacing of a 4.65 mile stretch uf Hentlnole Boulevard to the Monroe Bridge has been completed. ,_ An important announcement as to tha eonncctlg route through 8anford of Road 26 is expected from the 8tate Road Departmentin tha very near future, according to M. B. Smith, state rapresant- Britain And U. S. Hit , For Permuting Im­ migration To Area; Balkan Case Argued About Face* As Jo wish-Aral) Groups Meet At U.N LA K E SIX'T.SS. Sept. 20 <A*i - I hr Am Ii Higher t ommiltre lor I*.ilr *1m«- tml.iv told thr United Nibotii llut thr Arabs would light to llir "last. di»|t ol blood' l.ilhrr thd.lt adept ritliri •paitilioit oT u ln lu ir o r ‘ thr ciraliun o| s Inlnnlirrd «t.itr in llir lluty l.snd. I hr Aiah ponlmn wa» set foith' ir » ii» , ,< *• !•■ « , t «»i WASHINGTON, Sept. 29. (A1)—The Navy said a mint exploded under the U. S. Des­ troyer Douglas II. Fo« near Trieste at 4:30 A. M. today, klljing litres men and Injuring four. The blast wrecked Ihe steer­ ing gear of Ihe lale type warship,— ' . flat ding- “It the after rompartmenta and leaving her dead in Ihe water, dispatches rearhing Ihe navy department aaitL Use foa'a aklporr ta Comdr. Charles W. Trails, Annapolis, Md. TRIESTE. Sept. 29 -(AY-The U. S. Dcslroycr Fog struck a mine 18 miles off Trieste today. Three men were killed and four ctiticallv here said the Dcslroycr Own had injured. U. S. Naval hcadquattris here said the Destroyed Own had been sent to the rescue. t Reports reaching headquarters said the Fox still was able to move under-her^wn power, but that the steering rqquipment was damsTrieste la the former northeast Italian port elty, now Included in ths Frve .TerrlUnr of Trieste created from an area ceded by Italy at tha head of the Adriatic Sea. Yugoslavia border* tha ter­ ritory on the east. (Jane's fighting shlpa lists a 2,200-ton Destroyer Douglas II. (f e a t laee« - a s S**a* Blal Seminole County schools will participate-**-on edtseatlenal r te r ­ rain called “ Hold the Fort", over 8tatlon WTRR beginning tonight at 1:00 o'clock and continuing ev­ ery Monday night throughout the school year. Super! hUiMent T. W. Ijiwton will Introduce the program tonight with a abort talk on the value of training In apeaklog over the radio. . Principal Uagman. Morris of 8emlnote High* Schbol will act as master of ceremonies and will ask questions, prepared by high school teachers, of two teams competing TONGUE TEASER RY thta tongue-teaser: see how many times you can say It swiftly without slipping. T fc jg a k ; t.siTsssjftan-.rA?1' FASC IST MARCH ROME. Hept. 29, (A > - Dalian ice arrested 60 persona who ran a march through central Rom# yesterday Fascist song* after an el rally, of the nationalist m None o f. the injured weie in sriious condition. Most o f them weie a fifc lrd hy the dense smoke that |toured from the smoldering ruins of Pier 56, between Fifteenth and Sisteenlb Streets. Tons of water |Kiurrtl on the pier from fireboats and fto m 'liie equipment on shore, Thice comprrssors used by the lire iigbtrrs I II •■llsuni mn l*aae »ls l the loiniri .Multi ol Jriusalem, in ,i Lyman school* will be -represen­ ted on the teams as well as Sem­ inole High. Only freshmen will be on tonight's Teams, but later programs will Include.upper closemen. Tbe prinnlng team will receive a $10 prise donated by Jack Ratigan to be turned over to Ita class trea­ sury. A similar prise will be asrorded to different teams every Monday night. A* Die end o f the year a grand prise of $60, with $26 or a second prise and $16 for a third prise will be awarded to the beet team of tho year. Pointing oul dial nest Sunday >s Rally Day. Rev. J. E_ McKinley told die Rotary Club today dial ibr ptimary cause of llir ptcsrnl plight ’ oT the Wodd is ibal “ We simply have not been gmxl enough, l ltd be said that lire on-. ly t io p e fi Io (Iran house morally and spir­ itually." . • Inltodutrd by Cbatlrs M ontton who was in - ebatge ol lit? program. Rev. McKinley emphasiz­ ed dial “ Our wodd it in a bail way. I sometimes wonder il we know bow bad il is. We arr pt a matter of fact, only two slept away from a resolution of world wide priqiortioni. Why^?'* "Il is not because o l any lack l>owrr. he I. (No grncia iranllaaea r#S* Ta.P Summation Herrins In Ovurell Murder Case SAN A O N A, Calif., 8«pt. 2 8 - (A1)—The state' today ‘ began the summation of ita 19-weekr trial of 18-year-old heiress l.o u ls e Overall - and her lover, George Gollum, 21, on charge* of murder­ ing her parents. The prosecution's contention ia that Gollum and (gsuiae plotted her parents' murder* to get con­ trol of a |56O,000 salate. The motive, Prosecutor Eugene D. William* claims, alao Included the desire to continue without inter­ ference “an illicit, unnatural, nsrverted aeg relationship.” ' William* has declined to <11*. cu is-in -ad vencs whelhee-ho-Will demand the death penalty for Gotlunu Mias Overall la not suitJect to capital punishment for she was a minor when her par­ ents were killed. - Hus, Auto Collide; 2 Killed; 15 Injured . EFFINGHAM. III., 84pt. 29, (A1) —Two men were killed and 15 bus passenger* were-Injured lost night when a Greyhound bus amt an automobile collided on U. S. Route 40 a mite east of Effingham. The dead were Rolla F. Clark, 45. and Clarence Rlckelmsn. about 60. both of Effingham, who had been riding lathe automobile. Pol­ ice said Rlckelmsn was pinned In ths car and Clark was thrown on to thi highway. The bus plunged Into a ditch hut did not overturn, police said, and *11 passengers weN removed promptly. Tbe bus was westbound from Indianapolis to'Bt. I-ouli. 100 miles southwest of Effingham. Tho crash occurred about 10:45 - H. , . 7.000 w old iperch hefote the ) i-nation Npnul Palestine Com* iiutlrr ol llir' lirnrral Assembly. Ilusiriiii vigoiously attacked both lliit.nn .mil llir L'mted States AS THOUOH IUUSTRA 7 INO the tension that e x ls li between th r lr people*, menitiets o f the Jewish Agency of t'alrsline turn their batks on the Arabian Com m lttrrattiring a session of Uio U. N. Security Council, luike Success, N. Y, Pictured (I. to r.) are: Moites A .T oft ami Hr. M. Kahany of the Jewish Agency and Isa N.ikldi-li -I Jemal llussclnl, o f the Arab committee. Picture was made during the Council's hearings on Hie highly . niruvcrslal Palestine question, which will soon come before the U. N. dclegati-s. (f i.tcrnuboiuil) ill llir l >,ilr ilin r p rublein* dunnt "*rt!i,,,(i;n r .'7 y e jis , and declared llia l /io n ill iinmigtislion into Palesline a ilu a liy was an, “ act of ag­ ! giesnon" enforced by liriS m i “ a! f the |Hiint o f t lir ll bayonets. Talton Cullen Is Today Is tSanford's 10 Killed, 77 Hurt SyBombExplosion' Schoolboy l>y diaggitig “ Irrelevant At Haifa Station iiiuflict quc»ttiiiiv »urh a* tlu- Ttumao Due Three Are Killed Rev. McKinley . "Pick The Winner” Many Out-Of- Town Contest Won By Visitors Entertained As U. S. Destroyer Analyzes Crisis Mrs. C. M. Flowers - At—Local-Fish— Fry Hits Trieste Mine At Rotary Lunch School RadioProgram Will Begin Tonight II—Apparste* far kaallas water Itc-AIWwa IS—Doctor (akkr.) than slurzsrd; 10—"Uo ta tbs — taasIBsr ksr w . 1.4 ka ilu * caused ptopelty damage miniat­ ed a rooie than $^,000,000 m l bad tesdltnl in inpity to 70'Ltrmen;—Ibr- ftrr^wamirtfct rotund lull still huinrd. 14 biiur# ailrt its discoVrty last nigfit. • am it Menxborj. Of .Grew In­ jured In Blast In made twice its origin*! else, but withoutIncreaiinglU helghtor ^Tdlh. How could that Def j If a shooter's suit should salt I l —TktaiStrlp# *1 weed 54HCilTil.! F« l WED $TJBK* M -'tr.n n as a shooting-salt should suit , 54—Tk* sklldres af Daa fsafkt for l KfclB n n r a a i r ■in n n t r k then a shooter sure should 1* . II r- r 7 i i 1TM/.IU " hi sailed with ends a shoolingfJM ntTiOhi W - (THR! Ft tll’J ru.'r-T.' ;•-freilTH '" F r n r a ft n i r n ? M iipjri^ir$> » F in n 1 t I'M IlklU klflC l u n r (T u ra n F iu r a n n R r n r IHTMCiEl 1 P'L’ i r i n : in l' k vs $»i?in n n k ir IIF! t ipjEu M r r iir n n r c»i; iT iib iL ir;' liF -! ” K E E r iiiM E in n iiu k t t F in i;n | lis’ i j L i n r ^ - E a L n Lil^iTit>i| Bitter Fight Is Partitioned NEW YOKK, Sept. 29. <A*I —A llud-on Riser pier wa* d o t m ini and 100 firemen were Injured today In a $5,. 000,000 blare—one of lha Mint orrioua New -York Har­ bor dark flren in Malory. All but 71 feel-of the 1 .000f.xiri'ter 57 rambled and fell lulu the river from the effect* of •the 13-hour fire and the tuna of water poured ontu it by !*0 piece# of firefighting not r f fe c t l v " with leas. If Shotlon p|wrati-a on the theory that lidlhandcjl pitching ia hia b ia f bet againas sb«« Yankeewrhe may call on Lombardi, a half pint southpaw who niakr* up fur lack o f a zooming fast tsasll with • cute curling curve a n d . good control. Outaidr o f some concern About catcher IIrun- Edwards, whose right finger tips have U-en but­ tered hy foul tips, the Dodgers were in good sha|>e for their filial t u n e - u p at Ebliet* Field thia morning. Kdwanla will, o f course, start, hut Shotlon used Bobby Hragan yesterday in Boston just In case HruceV fingers may not -•!»»J I O ‘Iaa>-ii>|, *jae| ‘Aaastl w*«S4s| an w*|s copying tills In one con­ TRY secutive line, without retrac­ •»I»J 'SI -4SI«»* *—x si •»jr«v si »Nis NE o f the “ trickiest" o f ail animals is concealed in this ze b f lin es. en each seg­ ment is colored with crayons or colored pencils in a c c o r d a n t L ' numbers so that by adding four to tbe first number, subtrsctlng four from-the second number, rouTTlpIyiiig the third number by four and dividing tbe fourth number;by four, the result in each caae will be the • same. While House conference did ■ol have ll\al impression. Two Republicans, asking not to be quoted by namr, said they thought Mr. Truman probably will ssk the..House and Senate Com­ mittees dealing with appropriations and foreign telaliorfs to meet in Washington informally. From their Judies a determination probable would be made to call Congress into s|>etial session. a iis h ' h ! asiivu - oi<wj I■•twa«»|| - IU I snovafl—-Hvvj t »»*u ‘t «»'U *» -Win^vj J* S||S«J *VX I COLORGRAPH •^‘ARITHMETRICK * -*ia *ti •si'w ' m *»r**ia *n -««»qog u ' / * ll^ A n AlI-'Ahieffcan- /onlball player who achieved greater fame'on the atagav as a singer an*d actor, ia Paul------7 A S C R A M B L E S O M E LETTERS —CLI-a ;.< ® moat Impossible to open the eye­ lids when the eyea are looking upward. - 1^ 0 1 , i rS i l f ." ■ « » '« “ / “ • . « 14. In'St. l - l .f r ,'. cU i.ic rom in c. * '* « * > ' - -J April, taraui r Paul died of grief for his drowned sweet* • 3. 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World Senes o |irn ri (,»• the New Yotk Y ankrts, iiiubably w ill be oppoird by 21-year-old Ralph (lranra. Brooklyn*! ace,2l-pam « winner, with Lefty Vic L<mbaidi .» ilrnng tecond chime. e q u ip m e n t • 11 u r ii laggrtl Shea..thr first A rm -ruin League lo o k tr.rv rr to hurl NEW YORK. Sept. 29 ■hr fin t g am e'of a aeries, for o|Ktiing duly after v e ilru la y 't seaion Huge seitiuns of A Hudson Riser fin a l w ith the Athletics, but M an-d pier swept by a lim e bla/e, col­ ag»r Hurt Shotlon s till rrfuaed to name his atarttng Dodger. lapsed ' todiy ‘ alter the liie had A simple musculsr principle this carefully and see how many differ­ STUDY ent five-pointed stars you can trace out in this NEW SPAPER Hudson River Arabs Propose Pier Burned If Palestine hi Big Fire cannot open hia eyes. Proceed Ihualy; ^ * Hava your friend look atraight ahead intently for 10 or 15 aeconda. Then «ak hint to luok upward, without moving hia head (that ia, without raiaing hia head), and to keep on look* ing upward ateadily. Then, after tea or more aeconda, have him close hia eyelids. He muat con­ tinue to look upward with hia eyea dosed, keeping his eyelids in the same position. , Now tell your friend to open hia eye|ida. Usually, he will be unable to do ao. When he has discovered this, tell him to lower his eyea as If looking down at hia feet and then open his eye* lids. He 'vill be able to do ao with is made to appear In the outer squares of this dia­ mond, when the squares in the horizontal rowa are filled with letters spelling '.he words defined below. * , • ’ T o assist the solver In getttnf the Tight words, the squares that must have the tame letter in the solution are indicated by Identical symbols. D A IL Y S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A Established 1908 V O L U M E X X X V III IN D E P E N D E N T Junior Jewish Underground Hails Reprisal For 'Saoford (grower*Are Busy Piittiog I Out Celery Beds Mr«. C. M. Flowers, who liveson Celrrv Avenue ws* the win- out-ol-tovin vttilii S le l i s t i o i u w h o its e . its th e T i t k a r i l im dnl X r~ s ! Urrald l 'k k - jr^L jrtgctJ^'L y JilubL.*~V,V,lfTO.-. n f -.T3 Hint. In* wnpleil G low er\ iu th e Sanford section Thi*-Winner Conlesl with prise* . il.an l rsf» tnrmhrls id llir oidrt and i o f i n d o l d h o w o l d . . S n i i f o i d i« . heie-lo-en loi-v thi* ln*t week set­ donatrd hv thi- Thorpe Furniture ■v-ntlrm lnl a fish ( r T '!|nJ ting out it-lrrv. Manager II. J. Co, and Ihr Ititv Theater. f elnnnn' o f the Stale Farm ers' Mr*. Flowers Was Ihe unlv run- enterUinm rnl given in th ru Imnnt Mill Let H-poitcd Inal «eek to tha Is-afanl who pirkeij II o f Ihe 12 at the Elks laMigr un l .ist Scsnml Jin kaonville office* o f William rt/nte*la listed on the ballol ror- M ire t Wil*on, D invtor of State Maiketa. reetly. Mrs. II. A. Berk o f GrapeI’ liur In llir ptugiant o f enter Some plnuting* o f l>eana; e g g ­ ville marked 9 o f the 12 game* lainmeiil given in llir bulge trail plant mid lettuce have also been correctly to cop the arcoml prize. made. A feu la-alis will he ready Tile first prize wa* a table lamp mom. u l r i i li was jammed I, for harvest in font tu six **»«k*. and the aerond prize wa* a m aga­ A t-th e WeelTetul. itliilration* ware zine rack, and txsth gift* were of that fanner* j n Seminole County feted hy the Thorpe Furniture uoiild h e setting lettuce, pepper, Company. eggplant and celery, m ot* e tle n Itrrejpirnta of tbr tnuvir lickt-l* among r tippled i hllthrn at llir Ml ir »ivclv. < • . offi-rt-d hy Boh Karri*, iiiniiagi-r t|Mjns»ird I bitty Anna ( ‘ tip In aiUilion While planting has het*n delayed of the Bits Thtalrr were Itaymond I luldirn's lloioi- in t iti.slill.s. no,I' hnmpeis-d nl >iillW points' in rupanls id an 1.. Hall of. 200 Frrnrh Avt-nur. suggested Io llir l.uol lodiptin- *talr lircaimr o f tcccnt heavy sr,n p.psing ll Tommy Klringi-r of 703 W. Firat tnin* tlo r r lin* I.... .. a consldarII .Street, and Joel Moss o f 309 M ag­ nlili- amount o f *iit-h activity, over nolia Avenue. Mr. Ilall and Mr. e a* n " le-lg. according t? Stringer each selected nine cun Diin-tot Wilson. Iq the areas testa rtyrecllv but were submitted MWept hy tin- wont of the recent after Mrs. Berk's ballot. • Young l-ttil wentlit-i actual financial losMoss named right contests c o r *e» to gfowrta have heeti hald reetly. , ll« ISStH IA TF D I'Hli-tS down siitiitant^ally because of the A rhillv limhingi-r o f winter, ilt-lnv in planting •For the com ing wCrk Ihe Boh ksiutvn to forivu-ili-r* nv a "bigb son -Sporting Goods store ia o ffe r ­ vjn.t what percentage of the pit—vim- nri'a" ninl to mn*f i*lliir tomato c lo p in St. Lurie County ing the firat two prizes. The first p - i -,nv il' n “ cidil »lln|'", la) inutti1 can Io- salvaged t*-anyone’s gueas. prize 'will hr a two man raniliing uf. Ninth Dakiitu tniluv iiq,I wav Manager M. U William* of tha tent and the srebnd prise w ill lie litaviliC r h iw ly i-M*tWn^i|. a sweater. The Itltz Theater i* Foil J'ierce State Farmers* Mar­ JACKSONV3IJJ'.. ^e,rt. 2'» Ml • Fips-zitu* ti-nipi-rnturcs or- la-low ket -.IntSri in hi* week-end report. also giving the third, fourth And ivtr.- rt-porfed in aoltto liM-alitii-v “ It wilt th* at lea*! 10 day* before fifth prizes; The Kitz prizes arr ('o.iti, il slopimiK f •«*»«» FToikU in Ninth liakuta i-atly today, with mi airmail- estimate ran he one pass for two to'th e theater. Margin Is Increased At Chicago Market CHICAGO, Hept. 2U. W*)—Direc­ tors of the Chicago Board of Trade todav in a special meeting prior to the opening of trading adppted a variable system of margin re­ quirements.* The new rule. provide* that if any on# future of any one 'graio advances 10 cents both the Initial minimum margin and tha minim­ um maintenance margin shall he Increased five cents on all futures of that grain. * - > For each subsequent advance of T d-rnttrlirtK O U ts' boitrthp tn • itlal minimum margin and the minimum maintenance m a r g i n shall be Increased an additional five centa. At the opening today margins ware 45 cents a bushel on wheat and corn and 25 cent* on oata. Federal Budget Moves Into Black WASHINGTON. fWpt. 29, *The KufefhmefiVe budget moved Into the block today for tho first Jims this fiscal year. Treasury records disclosed a surplus of $14,­ 042.40735 duo to a strong Dow of ausrterly corporation and Individ­ ual Income tax payments since mid-8cptembcr. These payments more than wiped out a deficit of over 11.600,­ 000300 that existed early this month. Tbe nrwly-establithed sur­ plus mads the budget position for the present fiscal year starting last July better by $202,674,153.11 than at thia pointJp the last fiscal Haby Fed« To Open Schedule Tomorrow Thr Seminole High School Itahy F-kU —will—tanytr--with thr New Smyrna Baity Barracudas at thr Seminole Ujgh School athletk field tomorrow night at 7:46 o'­ clock. Coach Fred Gana* wilt likely start Gene 8mlth and Boh Fullln at the ends. Don Ludwig and Ed Mr vers at thr tacklra. Billy How­ ard ami Charles Ijinalng at tha KUWUi fMI *John 41MlIs . Krlder A| HIIT In III llir guard* H and the renter of the forWard wall. The hackfield romhination will have Ed Brooklyn and Itogrr Crocker at- the halves. Wallace Rivers at two btocktng-hack amtTlttuT John Keeling or Charles Anderson at the splnnerback post. NO GROUND LIGHTS CHESAPEAKE. (>.. Bcpt. 29. (A*)— Fourteen persona aboard an Army C-47 escaped Injury yes­ terday In an’ piuiTgrncy landing at the Huntington Airport when the craft plowed into five private planes parked on Ihe field. Air­ port Manager Carlton Clark sold the plarin came In about "400 foot north" of thg landing atrip “because we have no gTound lights to mark tha runway." [rys |o Ninth Cstolma w*llowcf l Jamr-vtown rci-urding a low ,.f 28, ........ " the maiki-t manager conala) ibrougli a running tea winch, BismArrk 2'.t, ami Faigo, 32. tinin-il. "J’reaeiit tepmi*. Indicate il.'low fic i'/m g it-ndiot'v wine in the In** will tatige from hO .per c.il beastly against tbe tbotc .and pri>v|Ha-l fm N'intli and South Dak­ relit up. I'ait of thi* will ba off­ bit It allraiiy bat disalilcd two ota u n d 'p n tt* o f M inii'rota to ­ already ('<}) sbipt, sent a lug to ill-- night, and for W isconsin tiis.l II- set a* *onie growma piepnring to replant, and others lio-*i* hv l.>morro4v u ig lil. t.’ h i- me umh-clded. Tha crop# will be .oil, iiii and cost two lives. Tbe SS Ba yano tr|Miilni a man cago, with n low of 56 liatay, could short but with favorable weather 3K l,y Ttivwlay nlglit. gloweia are hojiiug fur a good ■si iitriboanl oil llir eastern tip i-xioft jo addition,'the Chii-ngo Wi-alh- yield fioiu the salvaged plant­ f Culia. wliile fatlber tiotlli tin’ er Hmrim U*io-tl a storm warning ing*." - . lavy Tug 27-J. pff Georgia, yawed for l-uko Mirhigao frotn 6 A. M. to ntil she btoke her towline, cap- tt |*. M. today.1 Tin* warning pr» dieti-il si..*ttsw*-at<4|ly winds up To War-Monger Charge ireil .iii,l wrnl down lattying 38 mill-* m-r hour. nr man to llir Ixitlont. (Jctn-ral rain* occurred over­ Denied Hy -Gannett llir ssiistame of th r motor v rs trl Julius II. Hatnrs. sits.sbird d r ill­ ing 8 1) miles n il N rw .Smyrna. " night from Minnesota and W is­ consin eastward through tin* Gti-nt l.akcn region and Mississippi Val­ in . and m ore tain was forecast foi the I-akp* ni.-a today. The ra«t roast hail generally fair weather with temperature* rising slightly, while the Pacific state* enjoyed fair weather and' season­ able teinpei aturr*. From Chailrston, S. ('., tlio Navy's *«-u.going lug Ata 20U pok. ed her Ixiw into the swells and made for tin* Cuban alr atu*hip Glhtara which rc|x»rti-<l she wn* without a projx-ller. The Amor*, can tanker K*»o raditx-tl aht* liod tlie Gllirara in tow, awaiting the tug. Funeral acTvicea for Mr*. Annie The no-foot fishing vr axel Em­ ma was hard aground o f f Fott Bennett Kn*minger, wife of the Brv. Fred I\ F.namlngcr of \VadFierce and the Coast Guard re- Funeral Rites Held For Mrs. Rnsmin^er levt -Ala,i whit dlrd-Hatimtey north In Birmingham, Ala. after an Ill­ ness of six month*, were held Sun­ day afternoon In Birmingham. PRICK BTT RESIGNS J. G. Prlrkett announced today Burial service* were held today in that hr had resigned as manager Columhui. Ga. Mrs. Enaminger spent the last of thr Table Supply Grocery In two winters In Hanford with Mr. Enaminger'* plater*, Mra. Harry Kent and Mrei Henry Nickel. Surviving are the huthand, the Rev. Enaminger; three sons, Wil­ liam Enaminger of Columbus, Gs.; Roaa K. Enaminger of Carlinville, III. and John II. Enaminger of Montgomery, Als.; • brother, Henry Bennett of Doiton, Mass. ROCHESTER. N- Y.. Bept. 29. (dh Ft auk Ganurlt, publisher of thr Ganrlt rsrw»pa|irr*, reiterated Iasi night that Russia ia “ the greatest nu-narr tu world paace" in replying to Jtovict charge* that hr was a "w arm on ger." " I f telling thr truth about Com­ munism and r*|X)tlng the Jlovlat plan as I have hern doing la w ar­ mongering. let them make the mutt o f It," Gannett asserted In answer to statements hy Andrei | - a CRAn ia n p o l it ic s BELGRADE, Yuguilavta. 8epL 29. UP)— Sixteen persons —. ac­ cused of plapning to. overthrow the Communist regime o f Alban­ ian, Premier Enver lloxha with DrltUh-Ameriran aid — have been reported sentenced to .death by the Supreme Court at Tirana, Albania. ‘ Three face hanging a n d Is death before a firing aqusd, Ttrana dispatches sold. Four defend­ ants received life term* and four were sentenced to Impugnment from 16 to 20 year* on «hanM ef “ criminal terroristic activiUH against tho peoplo and state." � 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>, September 26, 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/b2e08fe6d636c1a0f239ebd16c17d5ad.pdf 8790ed2192015ccf42d046a15df40083 PDF Text Text X•------------------’ IT ' THE SANFORD IIERALP, BANFORD, FI/)RIDA PAGE SIX - HAMBONE’S MEDITATIONS Oviedo Py Allay - , Warns Catholics lir a OH, TfHANT5 M C U fiH n kEEft FUL WOT T o “ MEM* A F £ r ,( > Threat Mra...Ferrell Henley Welt, Mra. Georg , ________________ Mra. Billy eana, Ml*. President Meets With His Cabinet On ■Big Problems V t—. *- W E D N E S D A Y , S E P T . 24, 1947 - i: . - r _ w‘ u- MEDICS SUMklOKBD SANTA ANA. Calif., Sept. 24, bF)— M e d i c a l witnesses were summoned today by Loulae Over­ all and George Gollum as * they opened their aur-rebutta) to the —ewraiinn .thctthay-kiBed. their testimony by |ate today. Chief contention of the defense will tie (hat Um people's witnesses erred in estimating that financier Walter E. Overell was no more than 13 Inches sw*!’. , from tha nawrtjc^t ii^AT|S6> ■* cruiser, the Mary E. last Mar. 15' the 6verell yachi Froseeutor E u g e n e WHIIams Prciident/ Truman mtl wilb his rested the s m * 'i rebuttal lat* There are approximately 180,cabinet in special session this af­ Politics Is C a l l e d ternoon and yivited congteitional New Theology At S T S ?'.JS U 'U 'S £ 2*2 «»,. -f leaders to the White House Mon wl,“ — “ S •k" " U |Tl“ r . n l S » l k iw i.™ Buffalo Congress day to discus* the general food situation at home ^nd abroad. - NEW YORK, Bopt. 24 W) v* YARDLEY VENETIAN BLINDS An official fold** reporter the —Myron C. Taylor, President America’s Most Beeultfal Trunin's special representscabinet discussion .involve* th* Aluminum - Cedar ~ Foliahrd Aluminum ■ •live , to the Vatican, arrived general food situation," presuma Aak Me Fur Free Estimate by plan* lod iy.il La Guardis bly including European relief and P. W. STEVENS -i *17 W. Hobitwon - Orlando ,» Field and aald ha would im­ * Phone 2-0729 the effect this may have on the port to tht President nextwaak oa rondltiona ha obhigh cost of living in .the United •Orrad dorini a European Slates. . • tear. Taylor aald that "hat There were also these other de­ bo aaw waa “ a pralty aid picvelopments ; . tare, politically and aconom“The LAONDERETTB bt a wonderful Invention! la-ally." Ha lafl by automobllr 1. Senator Taft dir lot nl in Seat­ for hi* home at Locust \*1No mow to clean up! How I used to dread (Aat tle that Mr. Truman has -asked General Strike lop. N. Y. Republican and Democratic con­ mopping-up job! Now 1’nt lid of waahday blues ((-•■tiaeeO trmm Vmmr gressional leaders to discuss with NIAGARA FA LLS’ Sept- 24 W7 i.. last night to be “ the first Com- him Monday the world food situ­ and drudgery!”. — Barnard Caidinal Griffin, ^tcli muniil attempt to hamper the ation a* it relates to proposed ex­ **> biihop of Weslminrlrr. London, 9-ZV-VT essential life of Tririte." arrcHcd ports under the Marshapp Han today called upon Catholic* to nine union member* at 3 A. M. on of aiding European rrcovery. unite “ again*! the common enemy charges of assaulting and intimidat­ 2. Top level American officials of Communiim and of material Refund at Oak Phone 1082 ing workers who refuted to strike. _0* ' 01 are arriving or are enroule home A CHtllINO rorUIACE watchea the Italian flag being hoisted over the Pilot Objectives itm. Th# accused will be arraigned former American Military Government headquarters In Gorilla, after ( ( mmliimref ||«M 9*tR f tin* | ' In a sermon prepared for de­ before an AMG court. They In­ to give President end Secretary ratification of th* peace treaty with Italy. American and British troops cluded Andrea Turtovjc, president of Stale Marshall first-hand- in- me reported already preparing to ebacuate tha country, (internal tonal) livery at a pontifical tnn* here, the only., oul-pf-lowti event pt Celery Cinti* fo r funtls, the c l u b ) q# a factory c&iftintllteie ■nt 41m* ormation on' Eiir6|ican> conditions voted to nuke'o monthly donation > & , MartJogl.lp ya&S, and OlgllS ™<*mus ■' * the Buffalo Centennial : Fuchs fir or %b until such time as th* Di Field were: T. Mead Wilson, for­ - I’atretto, • secretary of the sa'ni# nd on the lb-nation Parif con­ HOW YOU WILL Kiwunis Club mer state Legion commander; ference' calculations that $22.-’ tic CoDgrcs*. Cardinal Griffin laid: amount ceuld *t>e increased. Mr*. committee. Lieut, Col. M. G. William* dnd BENEf-IT BY READING ireatlaeea (rwaia !■««* Owe! Th* charges grew out of alleged 440,000,000 will be needed in out­ “ In.m sny countries'the stale Felice West was appointed to act Capt. George C, Walsh o f Jack­ on the - advisory hoard of the hefting of members of the moder­ games are scheduled, fwlth two side aid, chiefly from the United shows a benevolent tolerance of Crate. tn the offing, he said, and •pre­ sonville, Lloyd F. King o f Winter ate Camera Del Lavord union the Catholic religion. In tome Making a report of the Milk who refused to participate in a Slates, to help rebuild Europe in dicted even heller altendanre th:an Park, Salvation . Army Major Al­ TH£ (HXBTUI KIEIC! MOTOR. You wll tmd yeunstf en* *f lan S. Wharton and HBrbei 1 countries there it an active pros­ Bank, a project of the club. Mra. strike railed to proteat the mach- the next four years. last year. IP* baw.lntcrmad penone In yeur conwHUvty en wmld ollei/i vtw i West stated that five quarts of inegun killing of an U-year old Stenatrom of the Kay Club. you reo* Hut »orW-»KW only nw ooeef fegularty. You «UI gain Assistant Coach Tyler, former Tha problem of soaring prims ecution of our holy faith. fifth i a i*dtr»MndMa * * “ of ■ tdueyi *vital ■“ milk are being given daily to four . . ■ ■■lk viSvoeWs. a tuUer, *' iKbet for food and other item*, subject Roiliiui gfhlder, aald that his girl in Blav-llalian rioting at th* nent— fit® haw Pam tii ncMrx tsorum on fmmesxBMna eduee> “Now mote than evtf it is nec­ needy familiea in the county, re­ birth of the Free Territory. i of country-wide debate—In public "giecii boya" were coming along lien, buvmi, rwex. tfweter, imaic, roJw. nertt. essary that Catholics ’ throughout presenting a coat of 932.BH. Tho The beating* originally led to meetings, legislative halls and tu pretty well, were constantly im­ comic atrip, which started to ap­ president, Mrs. Joel Field, reques­ pear in magatinc* during th* lat­ Ctw.itien Wienre Pubf.«binq Vatety IM the world should be united again*! ted that a rnmplvte report be sent AMG suspension of the six Kin- the Corner . grocery store—la lw- proving and - expressed the hop-r ter, half-of th* tOth century, was 25 aruUuAlBis.U.fcAi of a good.' showing agaiiMC the Ing given “every cunsidrratfun un s good, xhnwinr again dsratl Unlei. members, which reIY uMHiT the common enemy of Communism to tho. donors of the Milk- Bank »tuU) pwote tend me Tha Christian' HfoWnle*/* “ T 1 — l fi«mrxnthr lexm of lUhldri mi Ited— iir—yesterday's ■—general hy-l'f*#ldenp-Tnim*Tr-------------•— I k x H t WooilH l« on* nkomh. which depleted the romantic life and of meterisliim."— -------- •eartrrnnnth: The- PiTuTClub guar­ strike order. 'Mr. Truman, giving no Indica­ day evening. antee* 116 a month toward the of tiny elves. I'rincipal Morris highly pralaeil HU la the mats that will unite .AMG police yesterday arrested tion that he plans to call a spec­ us,” he aald. "It la the sharing Bank, amt solicits the help of other ten person* after « bomb was ial session of Congress on the the work of Coach Ketlliw and his IfiMt organisation* or interested per­ There were 100 high schools in in ths body of Christ by Catholics thrown at a trolley, car, injuring prire situation, says he hope* to assistants. sons in this worthwhile project. the United States In I860 com­ Hate. Zone. Guests Introduced by ; Joel reach a decision soon "on the best throughout the world that unites Volunterrs for the furthcoming a passenger, and took Into custody pared with 20,000 in 1040.. up to him and to one. another. , Tuberculosis Seal Hale were called anuther 13 persons, accused of manner of approach" to-the price "to t here today are united m upon to hrlp prepare the seals amt intimidating workers who wanted situation. The PresidentY Views were ex­ a very r*al way with oua breth­ ■folders for malting, to which a to go to their Job*. Renata KitxoUi, president of pressed In a letter to Rep. OToolc ren who are being persecuted number of the nn-mhera respond­ la Yugoslavia and in many coun­ ed. Mrs. Mary Itawlina, finance Himlacatl llnici., qdmU,trd today (D-NY) In reply . to a letter tries east of tha Iron Curtain chairman, displayed samples of that the work sfnffiVge was a O’Toole had written tu Mr. Tru­ ra w man while he wax In llrarll. whara tha faithful have to attend Christmas cards which the club "political strike." "Tha danger from high coat* He aald in an interview it was maaa at a great risk to their will sell. She also urged members Uvea.'' to mske preparation for the rum­ railed to protest ''the1attitude of ll becoming incrt-axlngly serious T H I T W IN -PA C K REPORTER Meanwhile 8t. Joseph's new ca­ mage tale which will lw held early partiality slmwn bglAMU In favor every day," 0 Toole said, adding that If Mr, Trutuan “ giiex tha of fascist .rlementay<aa< wsll as a thedral in Buffalo wae the sel­ in October. . ■K Mra. j . P. Arthur /with cut# little 2^-year-old Miss Ramsey, civic chairman, protest against* living conditions problem the consideration I know ling for one of tha most impress­ ha will, a special session is prac­ In Trleate." ' < it i"i . Owen, waa recently Interviewed by Gabriel Beniur, stressed the importance of courive care monies of tha four-day Rixxotti charged AMG with tically Inevllahle." demonstration of tha Catholic teay to strangera in our midst, al­ Southern Twin-Peck Bread * traveling reporter. Her Mr.'Truman, who Is to make a balief that Jasua Christ is present so for all members to 'better in­ "encouraging incideutv which re­ a family lllto oura doesn't uao husband it a ticket agent fqr an airline. Mra. Arthur statement on world food problems sulted In vlolenfe,*ti" • Jty.ths sacramrnt of Hoiy Eucha­ form themselves in civic affairs Communist* and Yogoelav sym- "in a few days,” is studying racthroughout the county, state an I made the statement quotedabovt.withoutpay because rist, (communion). a lot o f bread. But w e e n jo y variety nthiter* were ann ted and held, ommenilalluna o f hi* cabinet coru. j It Waa. th* reic oliental pontl- nation. 8 he pointed out the Im­ or fnonths wlfllWt'-shargex, he mittee and was reported consider­ of her appreciation of Southern Twin-Pack Bread. a n d f h a l 'e V h y w o b u y Southern *-■ Ytoal mass, sung In Ukranian and portance of eli-vtorn io avml them.- axxerled, while "Faeelet elements" ing the possibility of a voluntary selves of the opportunity of vot­ Aramaic! language of Christ). 1 Broad. W e get tw o p Twin-Pack found with their bomb* and tom- food rationing sy(t*m , at home ing. Other events scheduled for tograin shipments A report frum Mra. I.aura Al« mvguns in their' peeaesslon were and smaller o n e p ac latqM^Rnd— ' ■■ 4ay._th*-thlr<L day^jcObtL-C®if brecht, preardrnt of- Pilot- Inter­ released almost Immediately;—rr— abroad;--------------------------------------- l — b greet, included a low ponllflral nal tonal revealed that several now Meanwhile, AMO i ' aald thatlAlso In Washington, Senator what's more, w e k n ow it w ill Always raxes for children, presided over clubs have recently been organised was nothing new to report con­ Connelly (D-T*x.|, ilctcrlbing th* by Francis Cardinal Spellman, in California, tha latest uno being cerning the American b o fresh." officer conlrul uf.soaring price* "a very archbishop of New York, and n fin -Lor Apgetes. Meut. William , Van Allen of difficult and trouhlcaoma prob­ + Mrs, I. P. Arthur, r i ctvie stadium sectional meeting Mr*, Harsh Hughes of Orlando, Eaat Orange, N. J., and two ap- lem," aald he was “ not prepared Toe working men expxted to at­ dlitrict governor of district four, liated man who fall Into tha hands to say whether a' special session Jacksonville, Fla, tract 60,000 persons tonight. prices in a letter to the club, requested na o f a Yugoslav patrol Monday. of Congress Its . control prict-s i ; Atiout 20,000, the largest g*th- many members ax could to attend, No reply has ‘batir received to*would b« justified." II* aald hr srtng in the C o n g r e s s to the Fall Council mooting .In be the American Military Author­ plsnned to. confer with tha Presi m date and the b i g g e s t In­ held at the Sheraton-t’lasa Hotel ity’s request fopt* their return, dent about tha price situation. It wee said. door crowd In Buffalo's history, In Daytona Beach Oct. 4 and 6. Senator Ralph E. Ftanden ^ f lammed Memorial Auditorium last The- aeeretary waa instructed to subconimittee of tha joint toniri'i'*V •- f sional committee lnveatlgatluu' night to hear tha BL Rav. Msgr. place an Order for clothes hang­ Storm Dfijtnqflre Fulton J. Sheen, Washington, I). er* which wllljte sold by members (R-Vt.), chairman of th# eastern B] * ■ * (► high prices, said in New York C., declare that “ polttlfl hax be' (a raise money For elun project*. — tC'vallauu I rum |-aa* I)h | There were 2d memlier* present at save the valuable herd, worOi that the group would aak Mr. aome' the naw theology.” ~ ^ u u i9 r n “ Passion and leal which were the meeting. many thousands of 'dollars, hsvi* Truman to taka action to cuili once associated with th\ cause of failed, reported ||, L. Speer, as­ •peculation on commodity ex­ changes. God have now been transformed sistant rounty agent her*. At tha hearing in Naw York Gold Returned Into fanaticism for Cassar," said Th# lanclmr in the boat escap­ • • • ' tratlmony y e s t e r d a y stressed Msgr. Sheen. "By losing themed with his Ilf*. charges that speculation in th" ( C s s l l a s t S trmm l* a a e "»• > aelvss In politics they seek to find As word of poaeibl* victory In ffifw a y out or Individual chaos.* anrlsl difficulties. the belli* of the dike epreed, eschange* was In large part re­ In Paris, French leaders were the spirit o f the Everglades waa sponsible for recent Increased ------- ----------reported to have told Hecrelary of set forth in all ila optimism Ay prices of food. the Treasury Snyder that France W. II. Van, He ha*.been able to Kep. Robert F. Rich (D-Pa.i, face a financial crlsla within control the water on 400 acres a committee member, said if com­ ■ City Meeting • will a few weeks unless hrlp is forth­ modity exchanges would not curt) p . (raallasrU ftasa Oast coming and that- any aid under between-Bell* Glade and Pahoke* speculation, "the g o v e r n m e n t -rand today he waa planting fanes of chicken coups (o 60 feet th* Marshall Plan would b* too ought to." He assarted that "Jet-1 nfjghbor* home* and 26 feet late. ting speculators mske profit on, ^Mt§W&L3 homes, of owner*, waa adopLovett aald the United Slates food stuff* ie * crime fgalnxV JIllARLESTON, S, C„ BepL 34 •roai complaints about urged a preliminary distribution our civilisation tropical storm which orig­ ing kept too near homes of the gold not latar than OcW 19 In the country’* commodity, th* srtlon, according and - the commission has agreed to inated In (ha Caribbean Sea and market* yesterday,.-only wheat cAuscd anxiety but little damage r. Sayar. « try to meet this deadline. made substantial gains, continuing Of the Nasi-looted gold, spbout aa It rroaaed Florida and Georgia, Ua upward trend with dosing Commission adopted the moved through the Carolina* to­ S2fl0.000.000 worth has been re­ approvsd beer and wine ricas 3 to 4 and a half cent* dlnanee amendment which in- covered by American force* In day and th* Wcathar Bureau said tgher. Prices of com, oats, sugar it la no longer "aavsra." Germany and -about 970,000,000 th* llcent* coat for sell Ths latest advisory from Mi­ and eggs showed slight declines. a t beverage* above 6.3 worth recovered from other courtThroughout th# eountry. howami placed the center of th* dis­ holle content from |!6 to (60. trice./ turbance about 60 milts northwest ever, retail price* for meat, milk, Eleven countries have filed ordinance increasing the of Chhrlcston at 10 A. M.. (EST) bread, butter, eggs and other sta­ ty aervlee tax to $3.00 max- claims to the money, totalling It waa moving northwsatwanl ples generally remained at abdi.t nt waa placed on final read- nearly 1800,000,000, and Lovett with strongest winds of U mile* the tame levels aa la*t week. and adopted. It will go into explained about half th* amount and 46 mites an hour rueta. It was now (n hand will have to be with­ jOet. 1, aald Mr, Sayer, expected to reach tha North Carheld to meet claims. Red Newspapers Jmatr* for tha -resurfacing Aside from France the claim­ ollna-Vlrginla caps section tonight. number of City atmta were Heavy rains accompanying tho ants Include ' Albania, Austria, I t f i n i H S fr r a Pas* U »> City Attorney Fred R. WilGreece, disturbance flooded streets In Sa­ posed, wAyiet-Iranlan oil agree­ indcred an opinion that th* Belgium, Ctechoalovakla, • m vannah, Ga., and other coastal 1 tha right to assess abutt- I W /, Poland ................................. cities. Storm warnings were up ment. '•-A and Yugoslavia. The commentator — ♦,»xl ty owners as to street from Hattaraa to Msnasqusn and coats. The average cost small eraft warnings flew from “ very rvcenMv one ♦’ -•l-n dtV lomat In Iran he* add ■* hh owner of a 60 foot lot on N o wonder Mrs, .Acthur.it happy. With Southern.. Hstterai to Bmnewlck, Qa, U.S. Joins Russia voice to lha csmpx'vn dlree'od - foot wid# ■ltraat waa *•Meanwhile on Florida'* West Twin-Pack 2-in-l she jgets bread Variety and savea against fulfillment of »he livlerI at M0. Mr. Boyar reported Coast harrassed last week by a Iranian agreement" H* did not (C xs IIs m * fr ra Ca«v taken up tha matter money ar the same time. Like thousands, pf othar Being tha .paving with of the Soviet be^Cott on tha severe hurricane and again this name the diplomat. Trusteecihip Council. It now hoe week by threat of one, tha thrifty homemakers throughout the South this r-a M Wheeler, Orlando "Covering hlmtelf with hypo­ Action on the matter waa 10 members, with Russia absent. sun came out. Some minor dam­ critical phrases about# 'nation*! Jacksonville mother buys rtfae 2-in-l loaf because The new big power clash on age from tha latest etorm was tha Comniaalan pendinterests' or th* Iranian people and •he geta white breWkAHd wheat bread in one pack­ reported on beschei at Braden­ of adyfao from th* concerning.himself with ■tnngtbton and Sarasota. The e ltm _____ how to finance tha age for the price of a single loaf. With Twln-PjBkV ening the. position of imperialistic • . f which is needed on about Meadow P a rt New York, to be­ crop escaped. circle* of hi* eountry to Iran, thl* handy ripper, Mts. Arthur^ kitchen work goes gin committee vyork here at UN I Of atreats. diplomat said Iranians would not JEW8 PROTECTED . faeadquartera. It came amid these easier, faster. With each half loaf separately sealed* b« bound by ohligatfom Ttndfft Mr. 8ay*r, other developmental , LONDON, Sept I taken by her in thq 8ovt*t-Ira ' to aotlfy^Harry her Southern Bread ataya fresh longer. 1. The United Bute* delegation British govemmenL agreement," the article aald. u reported working on a plan "vary naaty situation" isivi features foe youfeel for ■ special "watch d e l" commie2-in-l Bread today! non to tiflp reii 't i T p n l * " ' ■gainst # op and the Btlkatu under Ambassador George V. Allen orators who dt Jew?» la bulldTehran. forsrnmtnt City 1 L. Lingo, Jr. p £ P t A C E .O E U A i'U W P I Mr, and Mra. Jamca W. Wilson, R A IS E PE R E M IT , / who have been spending the sum mar months at Denvsr, Colorado, have returned home amidst the hurricane. En route they stopped In North Carolina for a few days. Mrs. II. K. Hunt, President of the Oviedo Woman's Club, who has been visiting relative* am) friends in the northern ami north­ eastern state* during the surtnfier, has returned home. Miss Lois Ruddell Is confined to the Florida Sanitarium, Orlando. T. I„ Lingo reporta fishing l* very good at Vero Beach. He urge! all who go to. take heavy tackle, especially the “ wlndlesa" type. LAUNDERETTE OF SANFORD Twin-Pack’s . my f ^ - E not be ttoUa%Historian* bet *Ute- T.ti' --»A_ r fp u.:y - V i^1^ • rTJ ‘A— frj "i~ { • ' i ■ t a m m | ‘ j ■■ m • m " w o �THE in Unity There U Strength— Talr* and continued moderately con) thtmiah IriilHj. Gentle to T< Pw tH l Ik* P*ar» ef Ikt W wUj Te P m n t * the P r o in ti o f A n trk t r« Prod or* P rM p «*ltj W EA TH ER r<ir Hanford. iflixlri*)* la rh liU . wind*. n tiu llf no/lb*ml lit norjh, . • PA PER /QLUME XXX'VIll Established 1008 SANFORD, FLORIDA, T H U R S D A Y . S E P T . Eccles Warns Potsdam Agreement Bought Into Argu. ment On Admission Of Balkan States New Atomic Chain Reactor Pile 1$ Planned For Oak Ridge Plant Truman Asks Americans To Conserve Food For Europe Says U'. S. Ought To Spend More On Eu­ ropean Aid And Less On Military forces c.idcnt D e c l a r e s Wasting Food Hurts Family Budget And Peace Of The World NEW YORK, Sept. M, (AY WASHINGTON. Sept. 25 — Plant (or a nrtv atomic chain re—Dr poplin In Mutual Sating* xitor pile at Oak Ridge "seveial timet more powerful" than the one tlsaks of Iho nallun, totalling j|j.:.r..tioo.toa *<. of Aug. at, now uimratinH at the Trnneitee plant were announced today hy fhe Atomic Lne/gy Commitiion. ' ] continued to gain during Auguat but at a Inner date than A mrmber of the inmmiiiinn ilaff laid the pile will optn new for any month aince J«n. I, ’I’pnflunitirs to rxploie <ome oi th the National Aanorlation of 'till are a myilery to tcirnce.” Mutual Savingn Banks an­ no >nr nl tmla). The overall LAKE SUCCESS, Sept. 25. He said It will nffer mi-nun fo 1 Inn cane ip Vugual amounted OP)— The United Stain de- developing more' powerful atsimh duatrlal firms are cooperating to fnt.nnn.non of whnh iso.. minded lete today that Al­ -weaplini and broaden the field 000,1100 wa* regular deposits, bania and Ilulgarla be barred amt It 1.000.000 reprraenlrd for utca of peace-time uar ol from participation In the t'nllaaamhU'a nnlilir. l hrUtmm rtuba,- school aav^ tad Vellnne Nallone Assembly'* poliliral atomic energy. Inga, amt other apecial pur­ rommltlee debate on the llalkan The plant ' were disclosed to pose arioijnta. question unle-m they agreed In an ennnuncement thet the control advance to accept Aaaembly de- of (he Clinton Atomic Ijiboretoeitlona. v WASHING I ON. ‘ Sept. 25 i*Y ru*s at Oak Ridge will Ire taken .ADiimci over hy the University j ) f Chi­ LAKE SUCCESS. Sept. S3. the Icderal leveive * boai T “ f/P)— Aualraltan Delegate AY, cago under a four-year contract. H. Ilodgnon today accuaetl Kua- Since July, -IPAS. the laboratory gei|rd tmlay the Lhnln ala of uaing "blackmail" aimed he* boon oja-ralrd hy the Motlmighl hriiet spend leas on "at forcing the Security Cuunclt tary fortes m imlet In to admit Soviet satellite* In an U n t i e d Nations membership. ineruin-ra of the Hodgson 'made Die filactmalt ,Tiilie wilt coopR___o f nudear studies,.......... "It may hr we tould spend less charge In referring to a alale- ii-inte with the Unlvrtiily of Chi­ on imlil.iry force* if. mine were ment by Soviet .Deputy Foreign sago fn research at the Clinton s|>eul on maintaining conditions on Minister Andrei A. Gromyko Laboratories, the announcement which Dembency and pcare de­ that ltuaala would vole for.ad- said. 'mlaalon of Italy only If the pend," [in[rs vaitl m a sprecji lo It listed -ua a principal .part Council elan admitted Hungary, he National Association lif 5uRomania, ilulgarla and Finland. of the new program the "design s It loulhern Instiliitio 'a. and construction of is new highI with the Clinton proje- t LA K E SUCCESS. Sept. 25 (Ah llux reactor several times more well continue Alabama Polytechnic (A u , powerful than the Existing Oak Ruilia charged today that the l; Cajhnlic University. AVashRidge pile, for further atudlea and United Staler and Britain weir expanded research .requiring Inn, D. C.j Ihike; Em ory Uni% violating 'the Potsdam agreement tensltlra not ,now availahle," Ly, Atlanta. (!(«.; G eorgia otoui mil sli t-ouicinna State; T u lan c; by opposing the admission of The announcement also said -i silica o f Alabama. Kent- ate at wot Soviet satellites to membership' in the laboratory will. continue. It* North Carolina. Tennessee, I nomtt slotm appeals the United Nations. The new j effort* to apply atomic power «. amt Virginia, and V a n d e r-! rning." 0 A iw ic U t t d P r l i i L w ir d W ira I.ON DON, S e p t . 23. (AY— ' Britain In urclnt a postponement of Ifiw Foreign Ministers' Council meellnt on 4V» German peace beeeune the Irnltml Na­ tion* Assembly may go on for two months, the Fotrign Office ennounced tonight. ti-.lt price mnirtil amt frail ra. liuiiToe."v Ttojray mode |iul>lie i li -rev • powers took place in the Security Council, f Nonet Deputy roietgn Mmislet Andrei A. Gromyko, -sitting as .Councd-y>r«*id»nt- los-lhi»-rm-nih, declared he would not vole for Italy * adni'SHoii imleu the CoutC r tf^ n u e d bulgaita-and l in fa n d tv r ■ The United Slate* and Brilian supported Italy-, but objected vi­ gorously in admission of the Com­ munist-dominated government! of Hungary, Romania and Bulgaria. They insisted that *t separate vole be taken on each of the five exenemy states. +~_____ roliaiu toiKign -Mmfltwp Zygv munt Mudaelcwaki touched off the new big power fight by pro­ posing formally llmt the Council It anllau*il »■ l-n«r Klahtl Heavy Rainfall Is Reported In Carolina aald thi Zone Meeting .Of WASfflNGTQN. Sept. IS 0D George S. Metsrrimilh, - then *» siitant Secretary of Stale, acknoWI rdafd 'inlay that he wrote the American Consul General at H a ­ vana in 1939 urging prompt and |>er*onal consideration of Hannt Euler’s application for a vita to resjde in the United States. Testifying before, the House Committee on Un-American Activ­ ities. Metipj smith also said he lent the Consul General a . copy of a Idler that Sumner Welles. (pKHilKarn r*a* Tn*l Byrrin Heard Head Of Student Council Bvron- Heard, aon of Mr. and Mr*, tt, I.. Heard wa* yesterday elected to the responsible peat of president of the Oirainu V-.------tudent Council, pf Seminote High School and Floyi Cooper wa* elected a* vice preei dent. It wa* announced this morn­ ing by Herman E. Monde, princi­ pal. Plenty of competition for elec­ tion of cheer leader* ha* been re■orted with 60 candidates In the field. The final choice x»f girl cheer leaders Included: Betty Duncan. Peggy I Betty Jqnn Copeland, Phy le- Moreland. Boy cheer leader* elected were: Alvin IVnley, Franci* Temple. Robert Faircloth. Hill Duncan and P. It. Harh. The football field was being Ainwrd this morning by members of the Future Farmrra who coaxed the hack firing motor mower to do (fa duty, The new score board I* completed. Thn stand ha* been repaired. This morning the' City arreed to place more'cinder* inaide the entrance for the benefit £ta*t year, was killed today when of motorist* at the gam* tomor­ row night, hi* car overturned *near here. Enqpilment at the school la 480; Patrol nian If. K. Douglas said ha "apparently tost control at teacher* number 22. , ~ btgh speed” for the ear skidded SANFORD Ma n KILLED ' 875 feet a n d overturned four AVILLIAMSPORT, Pa- S e p t times. 25, UP)— A man, identified by police a* Richard Buckner, 46, of _____________ _ ... Sanford, Fla., died in the Wil_DavidJ5eii-Gutiiin said today ha li*a»*port heapiUi laat night after _____ J _ t fffk i \wnr-r.i L I. t _ f* f Ant Wraa a M r u r t a ln J Vrst. RECORD TURTLE NANTES, Francs, Sept 28. CAY — A turtle weighing 1J24 pound* has been caught off tha Brita&ny coast. Fishing authorities said to­ day It was the largest turtle re- Aid to the blind or near blind and fostering patriotilm In com hat -Communistic doctrine* were the foremost topic* of conversa­ tion at a /one meeting and supper of I ions Clubs held last csrnip? at ihr Seminole Cnunlry Club Henry Witte of the Sanfmd club served as /one chairman -t v wrlmm' the group ftom Drl.and, Oavtona Beach and New Smyrna. District Goyernor Hoke John* *WI-'0 Iona Beach ____________ announced ihatth* convention ot Don* International will Jic held in New Vo?k City next year, and that llie I Inrid a convention will be held nt St. (t nniiHKtt aa t‘aae Kithti Mrs. Ella Spivey Of Paola Dies At A rc 711 My*. Eila Spivey, 7.3,’ of Panto, died- yesterday afternoon at Ilia Frrnald Laughton Memorial ho*, pttal after having resided in thi* community for 42 years. Sit" wa* an actiya member of th* AVV-l-ian Methodist Chprch.' •» Her survivor* inctudr riglit children: Joseph Spivey, tt F. Snlvey and W. D. Spivey, alt of Paola: Mr*. J. V. Jones, I. M. Dyes* and Mr*. J. V. Janmiex nf Sgnfnrd; Mr*. C. N. Gnnnn nf Eusti* and Mr*. Itotlla Phillip* of Jacksonville. She i* al*r> survived by one brother. J, A. Crews o f JackMttvllle: one ititer, hire. Sarah Hundv of Jacksonville; and 21 grand­ children, four great grandchildten and niece* and nephews. Funeral services will be held at the Erickson Funeral Home Bon­ dar afternoon at 3:f>0 o'clock with th* Rav. I.eon Francisco of the Methodist C h u r c h officiating Buriat will he In the Sylvan I^ke Cemetery. NATIONAL GUARD MEET All. member* p f the National Guard and all others. Interested In supporting the National Guard are invited to atterwl a moving picture show at the' Armory to­ night at 8:00 o'clock after which light refreshment* will bo served. Til* - fttiB-ti * ‘TOperitRXtr' Ur6i»-' roads”, in technicolor and shows the atomic bomb testa at Bikini lagoon laat year. GAINESVILLE, SepL 26, (A Y Enrollment In BOTC at tha Uni­ versity of Florida ha* reached the largest total *inea~lV37 with 1,808 students registered for the current semester, according to figures released today by Col. E. M. Edmonson, professor of Mili­ tary, Selene* and Tartlca, foBEISS.f *Jjf ; * ■ j Pit liJeftl Ttuht'jn .'ilril American* !*■111\ if, n r f lr>™| for Europe s frmrn—glul Hid he . ititt hope*" finer■ ■-i .v aitl-evtt.be met’ wilh-* lovrever, In .<m- :-neif into an emergency mi I hit i > ijueslion In h* rvpti * I at a innfercnce he will l.svf* MniutiV ill'll Kepiihlkan and Deni'j-’t ill- t t-ri/lev»S*nal leaders. copier- Half Of Turkey United State* had spent more jiiau l26.nnti.uoo,,•1X1 Jot maintenance o f national, ili-fciiae in .th e. first tw o pb*tw-iiT fiscal years, or a thud more than Cardinal Spellman Calls For Renewed Fight On Evil Isms jttte Slrt.Mm.mmjmxr-hp' xanf Im' i-ii provided in foreign ai Mrs. Roosevelt's Let­ Aid To Blind And En­ couragement Of Pa­ ter To Welles Is Shown As Evidence triotism P l a n n e d ih* l*tealdenl In whi* It -|j| i I In* i • -tuvvl. I I*. .1-11 I t 'n, .-.i.-.-rvlMt Yh.il llic f'l* nli fit ;r.k legist*- fllltlV "t t cannot t » denied or If. o itm ii IwWwd th at_t out iryiqd . (a i g e |-unn atuf i;i mils ft* f<-reign coun trhn io either n heavy riirrcnl t>u den upon our tax p a y fr a -o r — ! strong inflationary force on one ecunom y," lie Said. “ But *o anT A B M fASSFF, S e t our even larger military Mpajuli- Mutr i!iin tnlf ih- tpn tuica which are m n d d tred hr lUtkryi ill South I lot id I iln siliu m l ot« I’ aar Klahit loti' Reports ' WifdliTe 1*1<* t u re Bad In Sof- Florida tfic i -ilni fu( rurhomtir pi , *•• l.*!l €*f *ti* Ill / ’ijHHI fvohfpi Wil Ii i st.itrmcnf frotis it It d w L U lt c X ji.t liv i i till ii rope II miiiiiie |ilk with teporters rhlcms n s | « h l in helping Ku* ic ert thiough the wiiiler and F. Whitehead in .i alnlrmeni ' rile principle purl-* -, of C- oiig rca i Wiia in cttuitiiemiirale*t| Ilimit, nmtiuaj f- At I'litvnniy uf ilii!.| l| « :u i* .i |h; ] ‘Itfd: T*rl‘ jgn* in alo,. n-f-nninir t*r the rafml- ati i home ttf tie fuel refluent Imtl Dr. JohnH To Disuiiss New .School Laws The Seminnlp Teacliera Huh will meet at H o'clock In the rv.Irise i>n Oct. 2 nf Scnilnoli* Hi..-li School. Dr. ft. I,. Johlia. I’ M feasor o f School Admlui*tr*lip**i U nlveraljy o f Florida, and Iteaearrh and Field Btudie* ialist. Florida Stale Depot! liintnri l lud.it it will lake tip icpqrl I i - in o il title oltn cs in sevrn South R u tiua counties, the jillk cv ami quail p.Uutr "i* fat. fmm trrighl " Tlie oflicer.* trpuils irilicalfil. "ilinnnlialrt!** with tbr AlignIn . il'.vernim-nl Ihr rn**- of 1 fir>v American M iM irn Mei.ril and lirM captive hr AIlgOitat Irnopi nlnnn Ihr Trlr-itr frnn. tin I’ ri •■ ilfffgrr Mirharl MfHrnnnM told n newx conJurtrtvfy;__U n l_ tfc«_ and-squiticl . frvrnre-th-il n protest hr At*i mmt-rrf-RrfnratJonr'Witt Ire it in the slotm uc.s had Ireeeit harmed T. S. Vires, rmnmnndt-r hf Ihr cu rst.sp-nker. , Ihin l. Vmertrnn force* at m l*r. Johns wa* nrltve eon "little, if any,". luithcr Hiiltticll. Miami agent "the Free Tenilory at Triestr. "iiltant for the ritU en ’a Cbm h a t , produced "m> teat01Ii," nilltee (n preparing the program fur the Conimi-sxbin, reporli on acllool legUtatton at tt'e la*. ,« aterx had ile-'.r*' **1 Xi) jierCeut ( f r*Ml|IIIII/e| :i«l* T.-tilNlfi »e«xtf-n ■o f the legislature. He will explain that portion o f tl * new tawa having tn do with Ih* seljoola ax-.they ore tn tie under•tocwl.by the local teacher, and aviewed and Interpreted hy the State Department o f Education.A substantial increase nf 3l.(iSr> Ilefore enaitng tn the Unlver»lty nf 'Florida. Dr. John* wa« fn learber* pay over the corres­ professor at the University of ponding mouth ln-«t year In iruti- Check.s Are Insticd To School Teachers Alabama, arid previous to that he wpx with the United State* Department of Education. , An "Invitation'to all parenta In the county, and all nthrra who are interested In ptngreaiive ed ucatlnn to attend this meeting la extended by the Seminole Teacher's Club. . Rate IncrcaseH Are Given ExpressAgency W ASH ING TO N. Sent. 26. (AA Rate Increases Intruded to yield the Railway Express Agency an additional 101,264,000 a year have t^en authorised by the Interatatr Commerce Commission The commission acted yeilerdav. approving hike* of a* much as 63.6 percent on *hort haul bu*lnes* with lesser increase* rang­ ing down to one-half of one per­ cent on long-distance traffic. Tha rate changes were author­ ised for one year or until further .-aled In the HI.7XI worth nf >hecks lu'ltiK l#»Uiul tills week-end at ‘the office of Htipf. T. AV. I.avr. Inn to pay tcarhen* of Hemlnole County for the petlod bf Aug. 23. to Bept.*23 Of thn tidal, aiimunt tlm State baa appropriated M',1.271 and the County, II2.M 3. Mr. Ijiwton re­ ported, Lost year** initial inunth* pa- was I27.22P of'whirlt the State pgid t l 7.163. and tin* County the balance. Not only do Irnrltrr* get two months’ raratlon tint they are paid for 12 months, Supt. Lawton puln Ini out. tout \Vnt they were paid for 10 months* work. Principal* > full 12 are required to work ththe organl/atlon month*. be applied upon 10 daya’ notice to the public. The Express Agency. WhfcK.la ownedand operated by the deadline-. Applicants axn raDie railroads, bad applied for In­ uucatexi to bring slung old license*. creases that would hike It* revenue by 170,000,000 annually to meet Increased operating costs. TIGHTER KTANHARIW LAKELAND. Kepi. 26. (Al­ UIIINRHB RATTLE' ii. C, Evans, general manager of PEI PINO, fiept. 26—(AY—The the Florida Citrus Commission, newspaper Hsin Min Pao aald announced today lighter federal lodav 50,000 Chinese Red* were grading standards for Florida battling Nationalists >In the su­ citrus recommended by the Com­ burb* of Chlnghsisn, Manchuria, mission had been appro veil by the on tha Tientsin-Mukden raftway U. B. Department of Agriculture 86 mile* northeast of th# Great anil wtti become effective Sept. Wall. . the Remiri'de mtier nf Comvttj»CVI*s5j*sl atld ’hiqF Joe ntMlorn limo*.. aaalnxt ft-- •vit lotiilititrimilxm wfllrli . thn .it.w i il.’alJoy . m ati'^iliciiil i . iiuJ.ti. lorn, the riirren- im-i Slr<-*-t Supt. Sid I!*' '(* iid nm t-> («oo.|. till* limriling In* pn-mlsr t<* ^uet busy anil rm icnt the p m -Inni ! watk* li-n>ling t>« tln-(‘ «'litraiii-i . t i the now Javn-H Blum- -*ii-d r*snif*t le-dy today at Information Jtonth, Itiiu. westl,. at tlie Mnyfnir |i-r had drlnvo-i th» plop "On the f Ifrit .fair tlai t ivil| «rKtrtcd that thi- fli-*. the wnlk-i are fitiivtnii." Mr. m* organlrnti-in lit* Inud aid lisrt w m 1. tliH oigrnriitnadnV evtvs- tag Dir, HiGhiiil Imd Inc wlmto Iqn, and timt crops with cement mixer busy1 I In- ntt -open pouring the cement, and w a. down r fhn member* on hnmlft and knees *eerng*ti» it Special enter- that tin .u »nioutliw| jti.t arranged. <>*l- iipiit. City Engineer Italph |,tibthon- deatring on hand to aid hint, iff eontnet I.lnd 'Hie lattm tcparled Ilint It will eservatlnnx. pmliabty take City crew* tu-vera) wa* ritended jneek* tenmving delirtx front ;*er for hia as- IslieeU, Thi*r for tin- most tusrt is rtl of dlrrctAr* nio's nnd viniill limbs, irqw by-law* of "Hanford reitainly got off very ---- — . i FOUND tipht from the atririns," hr tleelntcd. “ Vnu ought to *re the Banks Asked To Keep CojtHUincr ( ’oitlrols Thv ri-gutsfi generally roniltrc lint f.ionv f»t o irt has-* of m. ii tbinr -, n- nutottifldlc*,' refri* ind % : > I'ines be limit ft) t-'« tv-.-thlrdi of the purcliin- ptA.i- ?snd tint they 1“ re­ paid wilhiti to month*. I AHOHERS jT i— Nearly 700 fierman prlenWers »-f War In Franc* bavo atIYet* Of I‘aim Hcacli nil lltter«l LEO THE LIP IS HACK CINCINNATI. Kept, as; (-v>— Walti-r.Mutiny, secretary of base* ball, -aid today lc-<> Uurtichcr'a suspension automatically e n d e d with tlm conclusion of tbr AVot|i| south uf Fort "Scri'-s next month and that twin* min, ionrr A.' Hi Chandler bad advtsml the former manager of.the ELKS FISH FRY All members of Hanford Elks Brooklyn Dodgers he wan free to IBulge 1211 and their wivr* are negotiate for a job f«r IPIH. invited P. attend a fish fry and dance to Ih- held at the l^xlge FIGHT DENIED H A V A N A . Culm, Kept. 26, (AY Friday evrrting. Committee Chairman P e t e r — General Genovi-vo Prrv* Da­ Thurston announced that dinner rners described .a* completely will tie nerved ak 0:30 o'clock, without foundation today a report ami daudng will begin at 0:00 that Cuban forres at Confites o'clock. He has arranged for' « Key bad besieged 1,600 armed floor show. On# of the featured men organised for the imr;R>*e'bf performer* will he a tap dance overthrowing the Dominican Reby Mia* Maria MenendcX, . France Is (tying WO foreign lalyear, ,7V, TEX AH ATI TKKAS CJTV, (Ah— A fii at«H»rd‘'tbe tnnki tain here lo-i ni the life nf one el Crewman Willi • -* ■;fer-r i l : :t 2«g= �* * * .* .*- ■ THURSDAY, SEPT. 25, 1947 TIIE SANFORD nERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE TWO scon's SCRAP BOOK u cto su tr CAJiroi wim toe By R. J. S C O n that t l l i M C X O N •J O fH A f DIXll CMYITM3 yLmf/’ i i^ - Customers SencT Their Friends1 A / £oM E MALL W V crfTtRS LONGER Clean Stores With Everyday f $R cW HOME CONTROLLED" >01 East First 8tr*«t Sanford. Florida Yo A L E M ^ rt ■H oW SH O U L D Fresh Roasted Custom Ground You d r im k Y o u r . COFFEE IF YOU COFFEE 8 O’clock Jags.....77c tag ......... 1.12 Red Circle. Jags .......... ,81c Bokar M c«*i auamnc i of Fo u r felt* LOW PRICES I WAH-f'ENERGY ? BLA CK W lYHOUY 1 . * • ' LV,. H V J ‘ * > . i . Georgia Shipped. Drw a d A Pra»n. Sot SU<iAR* - -- • Assorted Cold Cuts lb. 3 9 c r*cii<c n* ta Fancy Yellow Boneleea Rolled Oleo-Dipped Hetman* R.T.E VEAL ROLLS Tender Siting BEANS Bell * * .2 lbs v3ftc ° * PEPPERS 2 lbs 29c 2 lbs 19c Tokay GRAPES Cookingj APPLES 3 lbs 29c wf -v * - v ^ * ^£gfP?e!¥ Whole or Butt End Y l(E O R IE M Y A L M A N Y lS E A < 5 lYfi M AY l • YHE INAEjC Y IS COM M OM 1M YMt U .S ., B U f IS NATIVE Y o EASYERH A S I A ; ___ 'fKis C o i f f u r e , among Ykt WAYUSSI 'CM BE. OF CENTRAL / AFRICA, IsYrtE DlSYlNCUlSUlHfi MARK OFA MARRIED WOMAN* PEARS . .. Idaho Baking Rural Common Po tato es ?Tlb8 29i Yellow ONIONS Nutlry OLEOMARGARINE Iona (Sliced or Halves) PEACHES 104*01 Cans VEGETABLE SOUP 2 for 15c PEACH PRESERVES lb. jar 23c CHUCK ROAST Shank End arglobe, heildr* Ice cream toe*, the M Marglobe, beside* bene* milk, butter, cheese and Ice-cream filing grower* hat provided more lndu*uie». For imtance. the disSensei butinee* for processors of tomato coverv of a pioceee for making tomato nroducli. Plans fur Improved farm struc* tyre* have enabled lumber dealer* to develop mbre business at a pro­ fit to themselves as'well 0* bene* firinl to farmer*— for eiample when one dealer putted plans for a '‘ well-designed dairy barn on Ills office wall he sold mat vs list for 76 barns sklmmllk hai led io the domestic prom tion of about ’ 10,000,000 pound* of such fiber annually. The finding* of agricultural re* search are potentially valuable to •cum of commercial Industrie* a* Technical knowledge obtained well a* inarming, a recent U. 8. through home-econom ics research Department of Agriculture report has found application. In a wide shows, but the benefits derived depend largely on indiviiml i e rang)- o f Industries, especially sooierfulnrss in applying them. those dealing with foods, clothing One person may see in the dis­ and household appliance*. cover v of n new insecticide, f..t Ke.'nrth on hog-cholera actum . Heal eh in forest products also instance, an opportunity to etinl. has had fai-leach in g applications Hub u pest-exterminating tnmine i j not only In the building industry In his home town. Another may manufacture of alamt *10,000,W)0 jbut „ Uo jn others dealing with see In the *eme research a lietlei wav to control Insect pests in Ills stare, or hotel. n j factory * , lim HP' lOirll rnriHluilBi Tiirt-Hvu Besides suggesting how bits!* ifor their control. m»w distribute*! neunien and others may keep In- i(,y_ many manufactures, jobber* formed on the rciulti of •d«J)lifk d iilir »nd othtr buini*»imtn. •tudjp* of tht Depart mini of i Reoearch on animal fjbera haa Apiculture and operating .State found profitable application* In the experiment station*, the report |manufactures of textiles, clothing, numerous indumiat.*beddinr. brushes and other gowl*. aVlicallon* that have 59c • lb 65c SANDWICH MEAT lb 55c STEAKS WEINERS STEAKS, lb Club or Rib I.ykee Sklnleea Spiced Luncheon Vounir Tender A-Grade Weilern Baby Beef Sirloin k Club . . . . Bartlett POTATOES U. S. Good Gov. Grade A Heavy Western Stall Fed Steer Beef- Ib 59< In Our Self Service Ca»eWlsconsin Daley Mellow Square Cut -CHUCKROAST Rath’* Blackhawk Bag . For Stew- Britket A SAUSAGE SHORT RIBS White Silver Skin ONIONS LETTUCE Fresh Fla. - OKRA POTATOES N .Y . Slate * TOMATOES Green Golden Blpa CABBAGE BANANAS Fresh Pnine YAMS PLUMS An Improved variety of toma No. 1 Cans Old Virginia Corned > P in t 37c Q u a rt. No. 2 Cun (4 m Limit) Kraft’a Western Veal Grade A Sirloin Western Ilaby Beef Steaks BEEF-HASH Sluktly'a crT n b e r r y sauce SALAD DRESSING Green AfcPARAC II Bally Iteef Boneless Shoulder Steaks Ib M eaty __ SNOWDRIFT Rib Chops • Ib 71c Western Veal Roast Cutlets Squares Roast Fresh Ground ’Burger lb 50c Rath's Blackhawk llocklesa Picnic ' lb 4. Bald? Beef Plate Brisket Hams Haddock Fillets Cudahy'. Put* Fork Ib I f f * _______ tWi K'i/, Assorted (6 Varieties) F ille ts U. S. No. 1 Cobbler Potatoes YellowBananas Ga. Yams. . Firm Ripe Tomatoes Cam pbell'* N ow P * ck TOMATO SOUP Armour’* SUr Mnonklst Fancy 2 for 25c APPLE SAUCE Fillets ✓ i - ’. • » ' / a resrtt Ann Frssh Florida Fillets lb 43c COCKTAIL Zigler or Happy Isl* Whiting Weiners Del Monte Fruit ORANGE JUICE Whiting Herman's 8klnlesa (lim it d Please!) Dennison 14*oi. 2 btls. 35c PEAS Trellis Brand No. 2 can 10c Ib 79c Kalb's Blackhawk Bacon Chuck PARKAY (Limit 4 Canal Vt) Vita Halves PEACHES Gold Medal CONDENSED MILK BLUE BARREL W# Hava O YSTERS Laundry Soap CRISCO lb Can ......t 3 Ib C an ...... Ur»*> Dreft Camay Toils! Yellow Onions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Greens-Tumips, Mustard, Collards Large Ears Corn.. ................... Fre*h Cut O k r a . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘ j. (| " .. p )lc and §pan lb pkgv, 1 Plekle PaUR Sweet Mlx^d Pickles 22-oz ! BUTTER . . I* Tt ^ * fl \ jp ft it Grapefruit Borden’* HEMO Grape Nut, 8-ox lb Jar 59c Turnip Sm. J2c Lge. 28c Home Grown Cucumbers Colorado Peaches. .............. Fresh Dressed & Drawn Fryers OLD DUTCH 3 Roach, lUvao H *l»*^ lr»la »i BABY POOP 2 Jars.. Tfc �■THURSDAY; S E P T . 25. 1947 T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . S A N F O R D . FLORIDA Over 100 Million Is Distributed By -State Welfare Commission Quick Frozen Fillets Make Good Substitute For Steak At Picnics y lU n i»»*.«nTmTj nni Oku w »mo.iSJi,tl v- tM f ihgtMs »MU.IIU*<!<■■ M «Wot Jour |drnit-» *hmiM rente thi* full Ida'* needy nerd nnd bOtTiVand to dependent children in thr past ten year*. nnd the pent, o f .111.- steadiJv glow ing piugrnm ntill in nut,in sight. The Hoard reported to Governor Caldwell that joint *1ate-federal disburiyment* had Inertm iil from t4,057.<i3l> In the first year. 1937Stl. to |25.0t»d,777 lu-l year. T I ilbudget ralln for nl-mit tdfi.iHHt.ood t h l® ,v a r and nett“ A’» will hr- nol«-d, iHshursetniihljr have progressively Ineti-ased,” the Hoard mid in Its formal report. "Thin ha* tieen due to Infream-d legislative’ apptuprlation* sifter i artors that will tend tuwaid a reduction in the numlmr of re­ cipient! and the amount of castt assistance paid are lowered eosl ut living" and Increasing numU-r of case* of aged person* getting pensions under the old age in­ surance system to which they have St I-M Welfare program. try far the Idggest portion of Florida Welfnre funds tHiring the past ten years. to old age assistance. A total i 113A*i:t,JJ2 was paid ouf for ai to dependent rhildteii and 15,411 731 for aid to the blind. ju*t because th«* pi in' cl meat is li rfhd the ptrkli* add* IKP’1 diut (ifics* lo the iilllty friMl Untiled I'odfi-h fillet* • S niK»|. of rod pi uilii'r fiih i tui> butter nr fortified mutgni ipiSoil .itid iKpiw ffth is ncl available, tlV m itv ^ ii * fillet* with butter nnd atrip 0 of tin- no hi. ft oten-fillets. An otitdoni fireplace parly i* kPlinki. with .kilt nnd rj’Piwr. | . lm.-Jv Wi one » f the nlrtst ways tu enter I'lnr*’ Ik-v'uiui yntir budget fm u patty. *'* • * hi 'tier A lm o.t■ anything tn*U rooked ow r r t a li nnd fi*h 1 exception. If p ill live w h ite fresh •ft ill. ■ "it ilit c t i u n i f u i lui. l> lain anybody: hit; teyn-tyrn *- -jovt- *9*mA*r: tin* infuimal entertaining best c* the ■pre|H.y MiUTAlY ATTACHI uf the dune** O-rvrrmrctil. Brtf C.cn. I’eter T souk K an-|>ee ronaratulatet Gen. Dwight-P, £iM nhonrr (rtuhl), In Wa»hIngtt-n, after presettUng him vvllh the Yun-Fei. Drrtrr c f Cloud and Han* net. Grand Cordon, Special CIm *. (fulrryiational .Vnuiididioto) if* i ... mt:. IIUH.lt OtltOftt Ut t liilii I'liwrv More than' SiNt.OtiO destructive tilts ki.iiU.iHy Jufltnv nil tMtifWAtvd wi*rt!.„«it property utrr ,1**11 m n-tiiniK 2 mil ♦•ijJtol m»l , n I'aj.i- ft iifii tiu-. and kril ui. o iiniui. J J.ioo ji<t- tin . I|mip4: Hint**,; r nr wlmt r«ni. way y««u do fiyli fillet*. i«i lowing, npprt»»intatil> * minute* for eneh title. \[td lu te** n gmjd •jdvs auce^tn gt .*ith them: Spirt Mitne '> cup butter in iipu trnritie 2 fi :i«p<M»n* t - iip ’ 4 li'IttpccTi- W illl. tel; HitICV QUICK* 1 tenspiNtn Itijttn Tartar Sauce ti liuiinnpai**' 1ti spoons rho) . - * * v Cl t»T:,tsi • 1 tah! r hupped i.t|.i r1 LlthIf-lDHlU tiilnccii parsley 1 :;.M ( < t ^ n finely Ylmppnj ■weel liirtiic* 1 rlnve trarlir, m t. in half I teaspoon .itit ’ i teasptHitt tilmk o -~y.'r 'i ettp ehnpj„.,t ,-fl piekle* t ’club.lie all tby ri-il ienItty s* ’i U U W t >UC<24 J o The air is composed of rent nitrogen.' 20im pei gen and otliet gases tut than one pet cent. I writer's opinioti. Flatten the lobster, *hell *id»down, oq voiii giill. Hrti-h the Honorary ci|ixenship in the re- Isplit side generously with Imtter piililk of Sap Marini) was confer i ur' margatine and .ptinkle with ted on Abraham Lincoln in IHi’it. !*alt. Turn..broiling with shvtl side up for tt> to 14 minute* |tt»jl wilb shell side down uppiosinilte years Major League playing (left and 1 anxious to keep in active compete was replaced liy Jaekie Albright and then Italph Ln I’olnte. N r iv * u ni e began hi* Major League career with the J'hiladelNewsome was the I'hils* regular plda Athletic* in IP-15 and later shurtstop during the early putt of played with the Boston Ited Hog. i § 4 announced that f.ainat (Hkeelcrl Newaonte. veteran Major League short*lop, hss been given Ills un­ conditional release. General Manager Herb l*enhock said he had offered New.omr, who I* recuperating from u minor operation, a post In the IHiii farm svsti-m *a* a managet of one ‘ of the minor league teams, hut added that Skerter turned down the of- I'ivI I . i, (n tup 1 v^hlvtikHiu taKigun Now for tile final! A lob.trr I* of euiltse. the nin.l luxmimis >e: fond you ran MtVe. Aisj it's WOl dei ful rooked tiii. way. Charro.il Hroilnl l.idi.lrr _ ....... _ Have tin- bufrh.'i prepare vmt.t on tin- averaye. In IB4B, ||nh*ti-r» for brtiilintr at th e-very on of 25 peirriil from last minute, if ypu pussildy ran I f not. He "'bintr> rtfcl'slit -them open yourself. Iwimr .tire to re Phillies Announce Release O f Newsome cminole County ".*- ,.,ynr,M GourHiecords— Hmr-tien^srhirKM i in likely to t>e mi’iiy. Follow tli line of famoii* fjj.lt re«tuninnr utld provide hit; bib* to i.ilth 8 spill* (and lo wipe hand* on. too The heal wav I've found 1 < nehieve n really useful bib fc> this put p e e It to Use Irish lihee jr .h towels of trennou* sir. Oaf It circle at otlu end to fit tile lie. 1 utid lend with bln* liiiidtuc whirl extend* l« yend the neck to n-.at.i lirx. * P A G E THR12S 5 ;A ble su L O V F T p ICCLY W I C G L Y Plate Stew ib 2Sc Brisket Stew ’ it 29c All Meat Stew ib /Jflc tlairibiirger Lb 3^c ClUYWeii. Mnrj*»fic tivic " llUyigj yi KtWn il Miilltl** *tM« JiihtiPDii, M Si rltil V e n t R giSls (bianl >1*0 V MiMiruwin* t'rru , Mtrha.l VV »lnv Jnl’a To Ksnl'.ir-i Allanilr BankC h m s . t l . i l u i i . t u i MarltiO—her. i i i U it y . II ) l fruint*y. J r tan* ft: T<Vl Blind Hee? 52c Franks i ' Lb Ann’ II II »*n» Vou ecl cjLsh.in-hund wavingw when you buy y o u r fnvnrite nationnliy ndverllsed health And^beuuiy aid* here heeatwe our prices are the L O W E S T D oroth y G ray F R IC K S — 1 0 '. ti> lH*t below C le u n H in fr full price*! Think o f that — then think o f Tm tchlonn vvhen. Creams ever you need hom e druttn, $2.00 size $1.00 toiletries nnd nccesKorieH nnd caxh in on our low prices. Yes $3.50 size^2.00i — you r money buys m ore pt M h ls friendly dru g store. Mary All- -- M -rtln t.lngo. T 1/ Mu* Ilnbi-ria * To 4 wtis *ivb Wm •(** jdiarn*..n. J Vltaliilit Hmllli Whit t, T 1 •VOIIAHUV j i .. i i.. J 11 Company To AIIM [lultdlng r’rwt III , < Navy Army Navy Mm -m Tit To To If* mint . Mtllilens l . . s l t Win tllsli' I frank H. fort. 4t Mjron Aiiautil*- •STISt'tcnnV Of HOIITOAOf * flvoau Stair lls*V To 11'Tlt.r Ctl.rr) titn Main*- l*» v Florlttn Slat. lt**fc To it 11 Orulit 45c Shoulder Lb BROMO FILLET SELTZER Standard .Q u a lity HEADACHE 1WAVS Creomulsion $1.08, l*y rlu* Agn.» o »r ^Jnnt*. P It To Ikwls tlnbtaaor Vicks Salve.... 27r n'lsm-b C liftn liiiU u l D rtsert Barbasol Crumlay rtus .Van** lllt-l. OK Aa fllt-f.y," V V #iu* To For ftn hunt Sal Hepatic/ L e g a l N o tic e Doans F ills. rilK CiiUOT o f . TIIFoOrifNTv Ue OK. B C Powders (t K I I I M O l*R in t-n m iA T f XTATK U| (SU'NTi >IAN I'M A ll A IN S T S A I D Tuu mu«t rarh Of f « « KKTATK 19c Pabcna !*»• •otlflrtl unit l«|Ulttd to prw tu *•**> cUlnit HE*! drmahtl# 1 which y««* ©» tlilin nf you, mat iii»» the. Mtate of VIAIITIIA «’• MOfr ITT, Dee***"!, kite Of said fount! In the i*iiumv Jutlg# of SenilnotCountf , Klorblk. at hi* tn In M § lulu.-' of tail County at Safora, Ktoclila, within *l«hl i-alewt* nioath* ifrtiin Uie tlm* »f the fir pabltcatlna.nf this nntlr*. Ktfrh Dali. Of d.iti*n,l shall 1i» It* wtlilitg. ■“ WITH FULL AnacinTabs.. 59c TO A lJj CIlKIIITOllS AND PKIt HONK IIAVINd L’GAlMH Oil PH L avons a * .............. 39c *m m L o tio n ................. 8 9 c Me Wild rimI Cream O il..... 53c Vitalis ..... 75e Bellans ... C a m p b o il'i T om oto Clrinting Ute 59c CONFIDENCE ttoclora so uftrn *ay "llavo this filled at Tnurhtotu** because they hsve foil con­ fidence In our prescription service. They know that the medicine will be compounded with pslnetaklng care professional skill — thatVt will be filled with arrurale uanlitie* of the precise ruga they prcncrike. And tbsl a why you ran have full confidence In medicine bearing our prescription In* be I — Ihe hallmark of dependablllly, 3 TOMATO I DOUBLE UIM- . Nabisco C'h-' r.e VitiF-ftlpctri'-l Ilnttcy Jj. vv U. ft I I ..it go Melons 2 Lb* 25c Reaches 3 Lb* 39c Isuig Island Tubbier Tho N ow CloanorPOND’S m u 0 Van 0nni|> Gornett ui8E n n Flood# Idttid O' Sunslilno Sttdn With it.to M ar-0-0il fle e t T O lI.E T R lE a puhllcstlo*. Mr T eel ' . ...’I ................ 3 9 c y V h S r 1" 4 i eaSl fiQcv WC W c rn e ta P o w . 53c iS*. . ■ E liz a b e th A rd e n D o ro th y G ra y • C arm -N om e H e le n i R u b in ste in Tmuty - C o ty - D u b a rry L u te in - I ^ lo n g - Plenamins Mulll-Vlfamlrt* with Liter A Iron Van lliodr Individual EXTRACT C E R 13IL S R evlon W AXTEX Swift's flousoliold I’eggy Sage - Ynrdley BOUQUET Reg Gike Poor Cart Man No New»|»aper To Advertue In. But You Havntt Waxed Taper l i e 125 ft Roll 1 9 C TABLE SUPPLY = L O V F T T ’S = PICCLY WIGGLY “ J u n k e t" R ennet Q utM Ify RlgktP R eserved rr ic r * Oom] T hru r r l . * tU t* Kept. M , l« * 17. i ' i. . �■ Progress In Africa The San ford [Herald ItiiaM U S -d Id I M « d ill, m « ,I ■atardar ■ ad ttaadar al ___ ■ a a la r d , STarMa I I I W aaaalla A w a a t a, an M ru n w in * O rta U tr XT. m il', at I k , r ~ l UIII h ■a a l a t d . r ia ltd a , a a d ,r Ik* Art Unique in tlie world's family of nalions today la the ( '■ b l l .k .d i—n ' ^J"11 i*r.ii|i n THURSDAY, SEPT. 25, 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE p o u n U nion .u f S o u th -A frica , ile r e is it cou n try jiractlcally asaur- ed of an era of unlimited prosperity. While it look?. to. -the. United Stntea for capita! nnd machinery, the U o f S. A. can pay for what it gets. Here is produced half of the world's gold, and this remains‘ the real pUrchasiiTtr'ppwsr \n world economy-' Their? rare--nfam Newsprint Supply Continuing Short STALLED AGAIN! THE WORLD TODAY : k e n w b *Ry DEWITT MACRENWI A l* T o .e l g n A f f a i r * A n a ly s t WASHINGTON. Sept. 2S-(yp) The Commerce Department re­ ported today that the- newsprint -------{ Ju*t m the Democracies to thd United Nation* finally have n irk - | ■ ed down oh the trmlejjHojutJBl*, - , strucsion* of the Soviet and]' , v u a 1u p w i i t n m u b ... um p u e# ; gre mmmun W|fW l f r HBW’ -.W tTB^hitcniVI ' onTy to them ii developing ■ similar past several months, the depart­ lightly. Already Americnp plants, in keepipg with.the in­ tendency In the politico-economic ment's office of domes?Ic commerce dustrial awakening there, are going in Africa where prod­ war lonei of Europe and Alia. said in a report. But It added that newsprint was a "major ex­ ucts will vary from rublicr tires and automobiles to vasel­ A prime example i* the cm * of Ob, II.a lb ... Germany, which la divided Into ception." T b r r, S m lk . THERE IS NO ine and medicinal supplies. Skilled artisana and trained g ^ f l I I ' ■1 * , Itaalb. four xone* of occupation—Ruaiian, "With paper and paperboard DEFENSE factory executives are tieing welcomed. , p a r T ra* __ __ _ II, it I*),. Ercnch and American. production in the first seven AU akllaar, 'ATirS*. ca Africa may'have seemed far distant in the past. But Al) efforta at drafting a German months 11 per cent greater lhan IfcBnb., r tw -la lla a . and aatlrM a l air trnvcl is fostering a new frontier of prosperity.. It is peace treaty having failed hecauie in the sanje period o f 1048, . a l . n a l a m . u l * fur tb* ••>•■*» 'A ra U la * i >«».i». w ill b* » f c a i« » * fa , welcome to Pear of one country which has a hopeful out­ of tbc aptit hrtwren the Rualau seems apparent that aupplies^K' a, a d i r .l l .l a a m . * . and Weatern hloca, and the Soviet general ara catching up with con­ look And doesn’t lycpcct charity from the United States. I«Unlon having refuied . qcnnomf/ IM a N -BraifaN *. IU*meB«aU*»»~ sumption needs. l a s , r r p r r .r a ia T b a lle .a U la l b * 1 <-ooperallon to ease tne chaos In “ But reports from all part* of w altaa al II.If, a l a d .r r lla la a . O ltl, the stricken country, the other Star Of World War I M arr n ia ln lala.d la l b , la ta **l the country Indicate the newsthree Allies ahow marked aigna of •Ilk** la t b r r u a a lr . w llh b .a d «a a r> print supply remains far short consolidating their area* and doing Irra la I b lr a a a aa*l * » a Ifa tb . _ of demand. Trices quoted on euch Why did World War I produce fewer famous American the job without waatlng tim* In J tS S I^ i a Mtatbrr a, o*small lota as can be picked up <lunrlal.il C a n fthlrb I, rallll*d soldiers titan World War II? Was it bacause the later war further futile negotiation*. -from time to time are greatly l.r la d i r l, la Ik. a . al rrp*bll* was much longer nnd fought on ji larger scale, or iiecause Thl* trend la helng haatened by above contract prices or the a lt n a ‘ ,1 all Iba laa af ■ « « • • fla l.d the rapidly Incrraalng gravity of nominal market price." In Ib l. , . a t p * , . f i a , « . l l a , alt the earlier was mainly fought in the trenches, giving less the economic crial*. U. H . Senator I P , . i i . dO palrbM . opportunity for'slrntegy? At any rate, the recent struggio The department said the out­ Alexander Smith, New Jeney gave us Eisenhower, Patton, Bradley nnd a dozen others If. put of newsprint In North Am«4p THURSDAY, SEPT. 25. 19tT Republican. who i* co-chairman ca—Including tha United 8t*tes, DAVID WAS NOT THE LAST whose nnmes nre widely familiar. Against these World Wrir of a Joint American congress Canada and Ntwfoundland—was • MORTAL WHO DID 151MORTAL I can show only Purshing nnd his three nidcs, Huh ter Lig­ lonal committee studying European . c ._ 8 per cent greater in the firit DEEDS (lECAtlSE HE HAD A gett, James G. Harbord and Robert L. Bullard. Liggett died economic and political problem*, seven months tL this year than GREAT FAITH.—Pa. 18:29: For stated yesterday in Iterlln that It during th* corresponding period • by Ihro have I run through a in 1935, Harbord only the other day nnd now Bullard is Is "vitally necessary that at least of 1040. *. troop; amt by my God have 1 gone. tha three western tones of Ger­ An AInbnmnn, Bullard lived up to the fighting tradi­ many are tied Into the Marshall Irapiui over n watt. tions of his state. He helped to cupturc the Indian fighter, Plan." One good thing, .*b<VUl Florid* W a lter’ Reuther Is The Senator said It would be Gcronimo, served in the Philippines, fought nt Chnteauweather: w, get fit all at onr Thlerry nnd Verdun and liecame -.a lieutenant-general in desirable to Include all Gtrmany Placed Under W raps time, il tome* jutl brfoie * the command of the Secnnd Army. Since his retirement he wn1) .In the plan, "hut the Russians ■u . . r . won't have -U .and we enn't wall #■winter- K u an , blow* oti die taw* 'president DETROIT, Sept. 25 l,T>— ■“ “ “ “ a Tfrtn ' of the NuHnnat Sernrify Leinttie'ami snp^- around for the charfre o f Ger Internatlonel Executive Board of moil, de*d hranchci, anJ when porter of a strong national defense.. many's economic unification," At tha CIO United Auto 'Worker* I |be debit! it cleaned up leave* Only Pershing now remains of the top-notchers of the tha same time U. S. Representat­ today, placed union President Wal­ ive Kail K. Mundt, South Dakota the ilalr «pir and. apan for the war of 1917-18. ter IV Reutber under whet* hi*_ Republican, who also is co-chair­ lUpporters Terii*#d~°a ^ fbtin of ' touring man—o f the - committee, aald he censorahip." ‘ * U nesco’s Influence Iwlleved the average American itUarrhildren wil|1rejoice that Lit Tpe board by a 13-9 vote di­ does n of realise how closely Ger rected that Reuther Ih further uHat tiiya, if nothing «l*e. Cbm fp preparation for the second assembly of the United many’s economy Is tnlrrgrsted communication* to the member­ ate guftg to be chetf|>er in piice. with that of Europe and how vi­ ship involving use of. the UAW And what il more, th e/ will last Nations’ Educational. Scientific nnd Cultural Organization, tally necessary It Is to get Ger­ official mailing list must first known as UNESCO, to bo held In Mexico City In November, many haek on a self-sustaining longer, lie better made...Old Santa submit the texts to Secretary the United Slates National Commisnion for.the organisation basis fn order to help all Europe Treasurer George Addea for* *9* Claus, who had almost 'become a recover. ___ met recently In Chicago. ., . proval. * Apmppv~~nT—Thisimuirtna,'. -* Iprctinlrmnil. Dl'/DTtttrin S. Klaeiilimvcr, bfoTTier7irthe The board earlier Wednesdayreernt report turned out !>v U. S. army’a chief of atnff, apoks* of efforts toward n new de­ congrestlnnai amt State Depart­ denied Reuther permission to semi you told me about—banana split*, velopment in the nation's foreign policy. UNESCO, anid ment cooperation ami originally p tj Little GngliBh Girl The Slate Chamber of Com­ are they?” defend himself against oppotlth i Eisenhower, ‘‘advises government officials but it retains the secret, says that the- Russians ItADIO PROGRAMS merce. after a rheclt of advance She gave the banana split the Likes U. S. Shopping highest praise In the English charge* that lie favored a "epeej■ Station WTRR right to speak its own mind. It mnrshnlH the ednrntional, are the "principal obstructloptsta" reservation*, predict* the higgeit un" to increase production In auto scientific mid cultural forces of this country for service in In the Allied Control Council In T lr a iM s r y ;..a l a g * schoolgirl vocabulary; ‘‘ It’s ab­ plants. fai llerlin and that Eastern- Ger­ e.»e News nr in* Day By ED CKHAGII winter touml icavnn on retold. troth governmental and private channels." solutely SURER!" Then she drew many funder Russian rnntrnll Is * e t Twtllghl Hops* NEW YORK, Sept. 2h-<A V - e picture of it and amt It to Record crowd* have been romini Dr. Richard McKeort, an executive board alternate, "welt on the way to being Soviet- l : l i [nek Alkin Ulna* Th# poppingnt pair of blue eyes to Florida all summer, it has been cautioned against making any branch of culture an end in Ised," The report further say* the *:)« Hports I'sisil* , in all New York today belong to her mother. IS Xlodrrn M*l<>dy Trio New York wasn’t all whipped Ten More Believed » revealed, and there is every indi­ itself and netting up a screen for political action. Members "suspicion I* now •possible that 4J:*e blonde 14-year-old girl, who N*W1 To Have Periahea walked into a Fifth Avrnue store cream. Jackie shied away from cation that many more will come of the commission were gratified at the extent of American the U. 8. S, R. covet* Austria, M l Musical I'rosram Ilf order to Isolate Cxrchoslnvakla, lu e Central Kla. Itninilll** and bought a big box of candy— the racing taxi*, shuddered at Uui winler. interest mrd support of (Iris UN subsidiary. the blind beggar* on Broadway, t i l l Vole* ot the* ArrAy and penetrate Italy ann Germany, for the first lime In her life. IROQUOIS, Ont., SepL 25. Success of the United Nations rests on thn free flow as we| a* other parts, of Western I 4« Newt "You mean," she said, "I can winced when people Jostled her Rescue workrrs expressed belief . It does not psJ^lV 'bf a poll I I **1 tin*.* Whst? without the murmured* “ aorry" of Information ami ideas between countries nnd the know­ Europe with Communist politic* I 11 lltenn Miller . just go In and buy it? It lent today that, the 10 crewmen of the tidan in Bulgttia. TKcte, one Nithat is universal in England. file New* f ledge and understanding of each group of people by the nnd •ennomira," rationed?" Grant Lakes Collier Milverton itUI Lola Pctkov, pru in l leader of llic others. The peace of the world ultimately depends on the “ You needn't expect me to be­ missing after her collision with Thl* coincides with the general S ill lion I'erry “ You can buy it If you hava the IS Ilhylhm Kspr*u come American," she assured' us the tanker.Tranalake either drown­ belief among western observer* *lOOn mogey," we assured her. oppoiition Id the Contmuniit gov- peoples of the world. New* thn! the soviet oerupied part of 10:61 |t*qu**tlully Vovr* "Ooooh," she' said, "if mummy with a* much dignity as her ed or died below deck* in the fol­ • etnmrnl, wai exetut^i/by that govchewing gum allowed. Germany already is to all intents to ;li Tunes You've ll*uu**l*rt t^ern nnly here!" lowing expulsion and fire. ernment yytcnLiy lot plotting Then she spotted some school­ a Ituslnu dominion and that Mos­ u:]« M*iinlng Mrhwti** The tanker and tlm jmlRer. tmlh Mummy was hack In l^iridon Eisler Inquiry I)r. Bush I b Named ‘ II on Rati tteorw agsiml the govemment.’’ That’* girl fashion* in a show window. cow Is maneuvering for. XREUMC 1 I:S| HeqtlUtrutly T ost! owned by Canadian companies Her ejres would have popped, too. Her eyes widened agsin to the r<-aallaa»4 r*»m l‘ «aa*Oa, 1 what they call it in Bulgaiii Researeh Board Head westward expansion,'lit connection 11.11 All th* Newt collided In the St. I^wrence early If she could Have seen daughter with such belief we hade an In­ 13:H Hlsn Off Jacqueline wolf a" hnl ddg, wash site of half-crowns—beg pardon, yesterday. Of. the Milverton’* crew you differ with the power, then under Ikcirary o( Stale, half-dollar*. n , . r»«a*r of 23. t«n are-known dead, TO ire-rft down with a chocolate fa>d>« WASHINGTON. Sept, zb (/Pi­ triguing side light In the mystery lioe ifsmt he. And the penalty is death? had written Mrs. Eleanor Roose­ Hi#* On __ comple? _ aurrmiiitting the whereabouts •Ooooh^’l" she whispered. in—haipitajs- wUH—varying—burw- and then make a frontal assault today ma, velt who had expressed inleresl PrrsIdenWTruman 4J)_&atLr_ tletu.___ _ tmHcadetship o f thcTikw} Pe^Rwdolf-Panl.- missing premkrj T— W. ag' J--—- — 1 —■ onTH* caddy" counter as her liilro- you suppose il wuufd he all right and injuries, and another man is — — Foe -the-thousandth "trine* timr" TirKTer'* with mummy If I had some end- .uninjured. All aboard the tanker nstlnnsl defense orgsnlsatton by ^ the state of Thurlntia In tha ltel Huprl** H»t.*'»4* duettors to America. erai Eisenhower tells reporters dial 1:00 Non wereaafs_____ I------------Jackie, who came from England die shoes?" The rommillee is investigating naming-Dr. Vannevar-Buch. not-. Soviet sone. JiQS Tunes With Vtmr .Tuail- _ he is not inleicited in politic!, lb c . quesUnii-kyhtUint. hmU-gotAia, C<]. a d tiilisL . jas..fluJtm «a with this wrtler^hdTiT* wire Tot* "■IT Billthlsg Tim* iH v w a a a a p a a a a H a a P P P V IIH Movie* Are Entertaining For The Whole Family! and hot to )*e, In the Americarr 9i H a year's schootjng, was tlx when rraearrh unit development board. TTk'al o ilie r ment official* have knovsingly not wanl any ts Morniha l»»vuii<>n* rone- n fugitive from the Com­ •i l l Mornla# Mxtltxlon the war broke but. She can’t Re­ General Carl Rpaatx wax ap. And then lie cond I with these permitted Cemmunula to cmur to licensed Sioe New* member a lime when she could Iwilnled chief of ataff for the air munist*. The French significant worifs time I thia country in violation ol im­ department. He haa lieen chief Nelm Hurler said he had escaped ■i l l Tommy Tuekor Tlra* buy more than a pound of candy N O W and F R I D A Y ! F e a tu re s: 1:39- 4:08- 6:37- 9:08 file Hhoppere HereMde with alt his document#, including lilkai nf- migration laws. aay I don't'want Tt month or get rich, sweet Ice aT the Army ATr Force. a .41 Wantglia IVorM DEVIL-MAY-CARE MEN FIGHT FOR GIRLS AND G0LDH a projected constitution for a cream. ' teiw N*w* The Ixianl whlrh Dr. Hush will Ike. the people a h. yeah.1" Eiater, now n Hollywood »nng Soviet, Republic o f East Germany, Intel llswcllsn Stetnlle. Or hananaa—all she could eqt. head f« designed to keep America And, to themselvra' .perliaps they writer, tentlfled yesterday that She stopped In front of a fruit In the forefront of scientific de­ In any event, whatever may lie the t e n : inning on a ciouitadd, /*Mrlhmks, he', doth •protest he Joined the Communist Daily velopment* and in obtaining new truth about Dr. Paul, the fact re­ II OO N*w* atand on Lexington Avenue. Her 12 :11 Wealern lloontlup in hla native Germany In 11128, mains that Russia ha* a firm 11:10 Mutlcgl Program pigtail* Iwichnl with excitement. loo much." ?|■j ■ , . but declared he was never actlvu Weapon*. 11:41 No«11 Hour Note* "Banana* . . " she breathed. Ilu,h, onr of the *masterminds grin on Eastern Germany. i and ia not now a Communist, Thn eeonomlc . pressure has 1:00 New* "Oh. Ed,.could I— ? " . David Lilienthal n p n iir i some Messcramith took rigorous ex­ In' the development of the atom given a fillip Jo the trend toward liOS Chuck rosier “ You’re going to be sick, but concern lest the development ol ception w hen Hep. Rankin bomb, now heads the Temporary a merger of the American. Brit­ tito Hr W sy or Mu*ic It’s probably worth it. Go ahead." ftalnn Ser*n*4» i atoms* energy may Result in the (D-Misa.) culled the letter "al­ Re«eaich and Devdopmant BoarJ ish and Franch xnnea Into a uni­ 1:41 "N o," she decided- "1 think 111 M l N*wt set up last yssr hy the Army and imposition upon ilk free peoples most a directive" for the consul Navy a* ft joint organisation. He fied nation. Howaver, tha French l i s t Its.- Non* Itasch watt and have one of thoss thing* i genrral to give Elaler a visa. apparently are not yet ready foe l-.oe • Newt o( the world of certain impairments It o A . p io jMCTVRttllNlONtl Tha former State Department alto la preaidant of Carnagi* In­ a romplat* merger, but wll await lie M*lodl* Whnper* Vole* or th* Army to individual liberty; and i( h.* official declared R was riot In­ stitution, Scientific Research Or- development nf tha Marshall Plan 1:11 m im w >„ fj> l i l t March Tim* u -SHORT PROGRAM** ganiiatiqn, and a member of the f* concerned, well may we ail be, tended ai a directive at all. of »t«ie*)T National Advisory Committee for for rehabilitation bafore casting , im i Jnt.tfi«. "^teort Errol ComedyRap. J. t’arnell Thomas (R N J) f f t l t r the dla. Franca la fsarful that i , ‘for be mme than Xhyone d w in tree nub commute* chairman, commented; Aeronaut Us, — ------ —--------- - Germany mav become “ Wlfe Tames Wolf” strong tba work! is In a poqti^ii to mi New* •Mf you can explain youraelf enough to Undertake military ag­ 1:11 Novelty N o v e lty - “ Bow ling P e r e r ” Time tboaa im|>airmenls impossible. Hs out of ’ this, you're good." Elslers and hs Is psrfsctly sure gression agafiryAiut on that point l i l t llsrry, Kudlll l ie -Opens 12:45 P. M.- 40c Maaaaramlth said the lettar to that the Etslsrs are not Commun­ both America and Britain are *:o* New# or It), D ir is chairman of ihe'Atnfnic F.nergv Coert Dubois, Consul General at ist* and have no political affilia­ agreed that never again shall the Commission charged with prtttrv Havana, waa "nwrely to make it tions of any kind. He U sure that ing the secrets of atomic energy. clear to him that thl* was a case they believe our form of gqvsrn- fatherland b« In position to start another war. ir ___ ■ (riel ■ to take lynjpe tries | If anyone tike our ireefree- that had angles” requiring care*- ment la ’ Heaven’ and would be en­ I dnm W f fror^ fiit 'couldn’t h* ful conaldaration and personal tirely agreeable without reserva­ Gts MARRY GERMANS attention. 1 tion to tako an oath of allegiance. FRANKFURT. Bept. 25. VP)— a bomb on them? ” 1 hellev* that this eald that the More than 3,000 Americans hava LAKE SUCCESS. 8ept. 21. (/P) Labor deparlmenf did not examine applied for permission to marry m tutlu! A CIO convention in Boston has ■— Mra. Eleanor Roosevelt aald the case carefully enough. Why German girls sines th* ban on ris^rtfe.* attacked the Truman Doctrine as yesterday herjiota to Sumner Wei- not do U all over again and bring such wedding* was lifted 1**1 De­ giving this country "insecurity and lea In behalf of Hans Elaler, ad­ tt nut In the open and let the d r ­ cember, U. B. Army headquarter* FROM said today. *. f* leading to war." Them are points mitted former Communlet. vraa ier# defend themselves? "Cordially, 1 Approval ha* been given to l c 311 North French Avtntia in the TtvlAian Doctrjne with ryhich atrlctly routine. She said ah# did not know Elder and did not re­ 592 of the applications and at “ (Signed) Eleanor Roosevelt* we do not agree, and we are riot member the note. TO Mrs. Roosevelt's second memo, least 1,355 of th* couplet already You can't do anything about the woathor, but at aii sure that the Marshall Plan have been married. Application* Commenting on the ’ note which Un Feb. 7. 1930, said only: 407 West F in t Street vou can do mych to Iem n the blow* that come "Dear Sumner . . - This Elaler are etill pouring In, ii the hell that could be advanced wa*_ mada public In Waihlngt^i the atonne ol life cate teems a hard nut to crack. by the House Commltee on __ in thn interest of this country, American Activities, Mra. Root* What do you suggest? H A M B O N E 'S M E D IT A T IO N S but we wonder what the CIO bn valt aald: Safe, sound, logal reserve life insurance pro­ “ Sincerely, Ry Alley "E. R." "The not* to 8Umnar Well** in mind. Dp they think that th* tection can provide eecurityfor you and your Presumably Mrs. Roosevelt's rsUnited State* should give in tu •Imply, pasted for consideration a WUJR Dfi 3 o S S WOOLhe)’ loved ones, as It doee for hundreds of tnouname aent to me. Whan I waa In ference'to ths Labor Department t Russia on evfry single issue, at the White Hettsa I had hundred* was to sn Investigation It mad* of P o FAT / HE AXE A ?t ■ands of Woodmen and then dependents. Britain gave in to Germany befoie of ewh request* a month and, de­ th* Elilers. PIP l EVtJH PAY 'IM You also can enjoy the many "plus" benefits the second World War) Do they pending on the character of the requtib the letters were paaaed on from Woodcraft's fraternal, social and civic PAT P o liA M — Co'SS think thsrt a policy of appeasement -- will appease Stalin any better to the correct governmnt depart­ No Figures Released activities. JC M o w * I Oi Pm ’.V uT ment to matt Florida Financial Reaponslblllly Law effaettra than it did Hitler? ■ “ I never knsw Mr. Elslar and, t On Coal Miners Pay Thera Is a type ol Woodmen Hit lraurance certificate October 1, 1947. p c H§ KHow »T ? / / In fa ct I don’t remember the note that wtll exactly meet your need* to protect yon and Dr^ Mclvyn ’Johnson, commati concerning him.” ilO S C O W L .Sept, 18,/ CAT— N o You can be deprived or your right to drive In event mlly fu r want. Aak “ * “the ---------your iam lly from loaxl Wnodmea In a Welle, Utter So Mrs. Roorc figures have been puhtUbed here k of 3Jrd degro-M asonirw it you are Involved In an accident causing bodily hod! Injury illve representative to explain U te benefits ol Woodmen velt there was a reference to a on the base pay nf Ruaiian coal the 135th annual meeting of the or property damage to others, and unable to "Don Stephena" from the Nation­ miner* who hav* boon singled out hi requirements of the Law/ al.Arta Club In New York- Step­ lor new pension and security b*n*unless Msi •wake into hens waa not further Identified lits hv the Soviet _government. r You ahould know about Ufa Law and how It affacta U la known (hat the miner* are WOODMEN WORLD shall erstr into but vraa agld to be keeping M u Roosevelt posted In the caao. yqu. among the best paid workers In society of who srl •Tha committee recessed without Russia and that the averaga minsr L ite * side of the watch developing who approved tha Eft? makas over 1,000 rubles monthly. Copy wiQ be malted to you upon request. : - > ; • 4 * ltd go by. (The ruble Is worth 0 1 /t c4nta OMAHA. NEIIASICA ; . . nry Irr*’ visas. filnpling said that We can nave you money on your liability ' Ine of iHtati he asks. would be brought out Thursday. at ths diplomatic rata and about lui a iiit ! » R c i t » u n M G r ---------Fol|owlng are th o J rlU .o f Jdra- llfi.e«ata a.t Iha o/fteUl-eaU.) J-st-w ia^Fm iB at Roqaavelt a Isttarat CASH DIVIDENDS T O POLICY HOLDERS . » Howaver, the amount of a misof the 18th’ Century whkh (Dated Jan. 11, HUB) er*» pay depends upon th* amount "Dear Sumnert t "All three papers were brought 5USU TISS S ff iS fW Phone 967 — fas me yesterday by a friend of r«pnn*lblllty of his position, l b Park Avenue ‘‘" H o Mr. Ulster. Ths man whq brought miners make up U> 3,000 and 8,800 s s u m w ^8 . IttlIsWa PW” all ruble* monthly. **, t Tn4t r y ' much disturbed. Ha • S ew IKni and 'o ther1 hfrfilWr tiJtilimil^^ 11n«$WHI 'HlWajrri1 ttlSSl 1111*4IUK R*TM ‘ Ur Catrlrr, a n * tract If S HARRELL’S SEAFOOD AND POULTRY MOVED j§-: S t o r m s i LIABILITY INSURANCE o f tb i the Bute Department haa About 80,000 people War* killed Democracy really told the Cuban consul that In (he grant earthquake, Udal they do-pot wish, to admit the wave and flra in Lisbon in 1784. fit-M l i• x :, •" ' • , -' " . ‘5 -4 ^ ,; T! *». fe-L ^T _ . -7 V - -1 w v m, — * j . i- % ,, _ , �THURSDAY, SEPT. 25, 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA s? Mrs. Roy Williams Honors Mrs. Ridge Broadway .Hr J \CK (1TIRIAN Mr*. Hoy William* entertained . NEW YORK Ro-aiiM •HRsarll la-l riming *1 hrr humr in May ^fpa* hyvn VixiMlU! li'V b d k i i n War-* fat* with a supper nmj I ' - ea-Tt: b fi£ - •,«rbury.”ttnnni^r TH U RSD AY ‘ ’ The Bemi nota Rebeknh Lodge No. 43 will hold their regular rotating in the I. O. O. F. Hall at 8:00 P. U. Thi*i will he obligation night *o all member* are asked to attend. FRIDAY The N de V Howard Chanter of . the United Daughter! of the Cnn® feihrarr will meet at the hornu of Mr*. F. E. Roumillat at 3:00 P. SI. MONDAT The Dependable Claea of (he Firit Slethodl.it Church will me^t at the home of MI*. E. A. Loudenberg on Brown AvertUe on the .. Weat Bide at 8:00 P. SI. r -S Hollywood By HOll THOMAS HOLLYWOOD. Sept 25 op)_: Barbara Stanwyck la working bet fore the cameraa for the first time •Inre February and the reason for her idlrnraa ia ta in . “ It’a willy to make an many picture* aa 1 did l**t year,*' she •aid on the "B. F. 'S Daughtrr" . . Mt* "t, netted a total of *7.000 for ‘ wJrklng In •‘California. I was paid 9 19,000 for two radio ahowa and could keep *000. , . “ Why won't ther let u* give it away to charity? All 1 can give awar nowJg*lSJ)Oa lf the governroent would let u* give more away, . w* wouldn't mind working more." Membem of the Ooait GiTard Auxiliary, wives ami friend* en­ joyed a barbecue on Tuesday night at the Coait Guard Headquarter* on the Lake Front. W. Hathaway prepared the barbecued meat and dinner which wa* served at 7:00 o'clock to about 68 people present. Following the aupper moving pictures were ahown of submarine warfare thanvwVpIace during the recent war. Among those p r e s e n t were Comdr. and Sirs. Earnest London* berg. Mr. and Stra. John I.. Brom­ ley, Mr. and Sira. Joe Mctseh. Mr. and Sira. A. W. Lee. Sir. and Mrs. H. It. Pope. Sir. and Mra. Alex R. Johnsop, Mr. and Mr*. Tom Hutnet., Mr. and Mr*. SI. L. Raborn, Sir.'and Sir*. Porter I.a rising, Mr. and Sir*. E. F. Low-. Sir. ami Mr*. Arthur .Moore, Mr. and Mr*. J. D. McNeill. Sir. and Mr*. F. E. Roumillat and Sir. and Mr*.' W. II. Ellerbe. Sir. and Mr*. Max Fundom, Mr. and Sira. Archie IL Smith, Sir. and Sira. W. A. Patriek and children, Mr. and Mr*. J. E. Rowland, Sir. and Mrs. Edmund Mriaeh, Mr. ami Mr*. Leo Rutner, Mr. ami Mr*. F. E. Roumillat, III, Mr. ami Mra, George A. Speer, Jr.,**lrjand. Mr*. Tom noil," Sir*. Corrodi, John Pope. Phil Hair, H. M. Pierre. Samuel Smith. Ruddy -Mel»eh, W. D. Hofmann, Dale Hofmann and Mr. Hathaway. Irving Feinberg ia (pending a ahurt time in Sliami nn business. Friend* of Rhett Ravrnel will be interested-to learn that he has rntrred Stetson University in DeLand. Sir*. Irving Felnber* and -ion Riehanl left today for Ta)taha«»ec to visit relatives for some time. Clarence McKee, Raymond Reel and David Jarkson left Tuesday for Atlanta where they will enter the Georgia School of Technology. Among those who have left re­ cently for Stetson University in DrLand are Sll** Slyra Southward and Silas Anna Lee Willi*. Young Tommy Kirkland of Or­ lando, ia Waiting hi* grandparent*. Sir. and Sir*. / . C. Mile hell, for a week. lOVUY and shapely Carroll Brooks has been awarded the title "Na­ tional Sweater Girt of 1947" after winning the unanimous decision of Wayde Rucker left yesterday the Judges Ip a recent context In for Stetson University where he New York City. Carroll'* dlmenwill resume his studies In the pre­ slons are: helghl, 5 feet. 10 Inches; dental course, ^ weight, 120 pounds; bust, 35 Inches, ■Mr. and 0 S T w ? % K l m l n r t ^ ^ U^ ” ^ h“ '.(f,Uft>W,t,fln<l>- have,as their guests, Mrs. Flem­ ing's aunt, Mrs. A. O. Vaughn of Atlanta, and her cousin, Mra. Special tn the Sanford Herald I^edy Hogan of Miami. _ _ Hr MARIAN H. JONES Oviedo r; ” ”i ! Florida Flaff Given f:~ f { 'l’ir Primary School * I V » - . J i .Mr . J - C Mittiu-ll, principal o f / p V l" h H- * . ‘ Drtmarv_ ScFbol, urf y n ttu L aa .r.rw. EIurida'flag - to . pT tr*i-UitrentciL. i«w»tw ■gb..ari *~~-4tfc i^*nnl v eag f ** sa g iffiS ssB i i!J*r ,*Ti. : ; t Attli U._____ Mail?4M8W1 * »■•> _ , !' 1 __________ v tcrdai” afternoon at *2:00 _her home in Sarasota. ■Thi* wa- ISalU tioldwvu b\ ati'Wi ring nn n,l ,rb*rk. Following the pmentatirfl one o f a *erir* *»f part le* that hni* [In *• la " AugiL-* mm-paper, L -• Edwin Shmlmbw'r talked to the jbern given for Mr*. Ridge Who Jdoing our town up tun. . . . Jo.ir. j vtnop mi the meaning of the flag hn> Imh active in'social nffntr* 11'avis shuffled off to Hollywood t |nnd it* origin. , nttd welfare work fdr mint year* after *n Mnitliailan vi-it, during <hieninp the i i-rriiionies the de* In Sanford. The room* of Ihejwhlili -she admitted -he indeed 1v-ilional was given and the *ong£ William*' home were at Iractively 1would "love'* to come back to •Win■re Orange Blossom* Grow , decorated with arrangement* oHlIroadwav in a musical . . . "Florida, My Florida" ami "Sewpa»tel rinnia*. .«* ^ }'• Ronald Cojmpii PatL the. pe»t‘y jinee Rivt-r" were sung by tha } The dining table wa* un-rteid*Tirfmi_'nvr'hxq.: ~r^tiVlj«-yl up outside school.* with.a lare eloth ami the flow er-!Twenty - one. tfii(0 rite handinnii-*— \r-^ruy-pYInck n tea wax glveh fneweil a -; graceful cc-ntrniivy llmuluu w^-. n«M n-tbnt etremit by the i-vrcutive Imard of the Par­ urmng wjpic I Hanked, with burning »J|il ran Moon. , . . Ile arrived in New ent Tear hers Association in th* lie* In rrv*l«l holders. Follow­ York nnd went directly to work j tun. H room of the school for th» ing the dinner at-veral pro*rr#- the name nlyht down on the Low■±1* put pine of introducing the new ofei«n* o f bridge iwere enjoyed by ,ei East Sldi- where,hi* new film , fit eti to the .members. Member* the guests, and after the wore * Ihultde I if*." i* tiring shot. V/HIN .1 film rt.ir Ttislr.in ” ' 1 of the eveeulive tumid jn charge of werc udded price* were awarded i . Miehaei hultili. is proditeing instance --pie* (r- ri Molt,' ’ hie tin win- Mm , J. M. Cameron, * to Mt*. I„ F. Hoyle, Mt..* W, G, the tu-ripl wnti.ii i*y to* brut1it-> New- York fi r a h i dm pn -idemfelt* . C. L. Redding, vl^e Fleming ami Mr*. Tom Holt. i;.H » a ,.,,d i ;,h ^ t, ^ ltc,i ( . 1‘ tin -iili-nt: Mr-’ W. A. Fesler, xeilutte In the evening .Mi*. Ridge Ruth tioidmi, el-I white Rioad sails (or hjislani' -well, -v...v.e teiary; Mt*. Robert Wllliaini at| wa* given a surprise hamlkerehfet w ay »|nge -tat, it siloy« tmintrer and Mr*. W. C. Tlxon If yotit guess? Pi lend* « shower. Thn*e invited to.. Iv with PattV Wheeler. w lfe '-o f Comic and very scrioni , . , - ......................... tfideetl fl-if tan.' honor B^e*t were Mr-. Joe Wheeler, eatleil Ini uitother tleiaeh. Mrs. .Hugh Wlu-lrhcl. In Hotlv»'ni»| thv ntjtei dav and j Ilmmltou Itisbee, Mr*.-'Holt. Mrs. askwl wlint wa* newt. . . . Nothing j John Galloway. MnL Fleming. much, her morn an -w en d , excr-p*. • Pernald Laughtqn Memorial MotMrs Hoyle. Ml*. W C. lltll. Mr, that she had gom- to hear Mae ‘ I'llnL fg ^ William It. Wray. Mr* Hoy Hol­ gat el Truman sing a few i ien jn g • Mr. and Mrs. Elton J. Moughler and Mrs. I.eeily Hogan of Mi­ In-fore at the Hollywood Bowl. tnn. Jr. announced today the birth ami, • . . . “ Itiiw wgs *he,“ w m Pally*.* ■of p daughter.- Maorren McKenxia, interested query. The gedlle little ] nit Bcpt. 21 at tin* Fernald Laugh­ lady refused to give her opintotl. ton M v m m i s ! Hoapital. Mra. "I don't -tike to !,av ifiiylhing Mvufltlort is the ■ferm(>."inS»fhtliover dby IrWd^mvr?- wbe J n otK -Tw- f iVtf^irtr'nriisgmv, "Scotland. TEEN T A L K Ib-nr Judy, Jitterbug Jargon is the subject o f much drbalc among Die kids thine dav*. They came up with 1 fiomed lin daughter. • Thi* t* n -ensnii for ittusle, o f anv and all -oil*. . . Tw o ninil musical g ioop*. the Thri-i Sun-, atul the Ivine Cole Tiin. have -u oa-seit—«*,r b ~ n —fott-Avtmr*'thnT th ey-actu allv will go on a colt-. cert tout. . . , The Three Sun-, after spveti vears .a * the stellar attracllnn at the Hotel 1‘ icadilly's C irm s lantnge. will take to the mad. but 'tiie Cole khblie.s will have a teal, while tie and baton a ffa ir at Carnegie Midi. PcrrV < oiuo ■flu*' -fm-. sigtiisl signed n 24 month, lion cam i liable contract with his cigairt s|hiii*iii-, standi make about a million doilart follow ing f,-,-nt year, what reeordlng*. personal appear•»'"«•*. fd o n . ami w haicvn hat la't iltg Jn* ,i all |>ick up Perry i - ' j ' .lo.eplt Conrad, Polish-born EngItlltiII \NMH N d ’.Ml’ N’l )isb‘ npvrtiat, was insvlred with Mi npd 'It tm il-by1 an. runmntic idea* "f a seamani Ufa - .1 soil) tie >,.ailing tlir Auu-iican FrnL-. noil need »o.|,,. 11-.- ‘ John l.dwaid, on Jh-pt, 2 1 nt tli'e Tltotr CiVopi-r'a'"The Pilot." rr Mr:- in.I Mr*. J. II, Jonea and Ttar tifro r r lm n n iW jive ' rufk ’ T* stu ff nnd what might (o Sanford after Visiting fo'r some son*. Johnnie and Jimmie, nnd Mr. Purely M i Fashion Shoves New time In Chattanooga, Tenn., Aahe- and Mr*, lien Jones, nnd Mr*. hr hep language in one part •-( the laud might not tie iiiitlerstandRuby II. Jones entertained with length And Figure ville, N. C. and Atlanta. Ga. a picnic dinner at Daytona Reach able in another. Tlicte a....... urnVlveca Lindfora, back . from Friend* of J. O. Huffi who has In honor of Mr*. H. V. Reeves, of ktd* wh<r have never rrwirled lo , European location* of "To The Ry FLORENCE Mlt.1.8 been ill at the Ferpald Laughton Macon. (In., who U visiting her ii*e and- think lt*a pielly- silly, Victor." ia now convinced ahe wanta AP Newafcature* Manorial Hospital, will be glad tnj daughter. Mt*. J. II. Jones. It (liber* like the idea of having a to become a U. 8. citlicn. The SwrPARIS— Paris fall collectiona words of- their yyen W few t^ gglU dl»h art re* i.iil an* to apply for her Lh0w that Mae West* famous con- leant that he la recuperating nice- also happened in In- ..........mRccTe*. Mini, ..nil T o ? .Ion I nl■ W K .lE.tyjL‘J83f ~ i . , ----- --L m t r —m-hark-in thr-neww arrd-thtr lv-and .lux. rflu rn u H o.b li homo Mi I,,. ,t I, , . wavs approve of till* mangled Mis* Dorothy Rose Link enter i........ 11 «** baiter Jane Grrrra career la due for „kirt length that enveloped the re­ on Sanford Avenue. tained with an open house Tuesday * spurt and proof of ltd* i* the nowned form in" her hsyday. hna The man usually eiedlltd with Rill Ra'vnel ha* left for Clem- evening in honor of her guest*. inventing jive talk is Cut. Cnllo facta that David O. Selxnlrk has accompanied the hig return. »on. 8. C. where he will enter hi* bought part of her RKO contract. Eaaggerated ailhoiiette*, how­ senior year at Clemson College In Budd <iro«*kr»ft anil Hill Arnold, wav. who savs he uttered his first of Louisville, Ky. Mi** Link wo- live w ord" 2H years ago lie sayThe deal call* for three picture* ever, are »eldom popular choice* •very two year*. Jane, who say* nnd only a toned down version of study for his degree in engineer­ assisted in serving nnd i't\X>*rtain hi- was Hitting on the islge o f :t her only honeymoon wa* at this outalxe figure-eight line will ing. Following hi* graduation Ing by her mother. Mr* It, II .... you there in June he plan* to enter the Link. The house was lH-nulifullv luge in a heat-up l.alltiHim li t ' " !| » «*»"•" bait Schwab's Drug Store, wanta oping In “ Fats" Waller pound on know. ^ b« necesaary lo be a la mode. Massachusrtla Institute of Tech­ decorated with flowers nnd fern. a tired old upright piano, The couple of months' vacation after Rnmllendri Bav tnlhonv, who The all Important i|ue*tlon of nology in Ilnaton, Mas*. Those invited to meet the two only way Cali could ije-crilie Mies looks like C.oy rd.int "Stations Weat"—, I'l.tirt T o w honest, length which was broached Inal visitors were Misses Jane Sen Charlie Chaplin, Insidrra report, year, with, only partial sucre**, beautiful music Snv "snthl" and gills is a liltll peiturlM-d ttint so Mra, James Ridge left today f or rresl. Mm Ilia Anne Moon, Klixn Wing • Tips thinks the poor business of his has become an issue this fall. The tlint lie thinks was Ilia fir-1 wold Pinny of In di.luff follow ipg don't new film In New York wa* due to trend la definitely downward* a* Sarasota, to Join her husband who heth Varnell, Mary Totten, I.n of this now-long "square" vo 'e a ie loo much , about hit ■music, ha* accepted a position with Pot­ June Estes, Dorothy Nihlaek, Joa-i lit null t*s unfavorable public opinion of him* far aa mldralf at least, so you'!! tabularv. but just tiihye lit- facial facade, ■ ~ ^ 'V ^ self, rather than because of the all have to do aome hem-dropping. ter Palmer Grower*. Inc. Mr. ami M«-ek, Hilly Chance,-Jean Chance. Cab still thinks there i- a need ohm dintpli mid nil. . NelliLiui ft*r« picture's merits. So hts new puhji - Shoulder span remain* rounded Mr*. Ridge will return to Sanford Barbara Lee, Thelma l.ce, Audrey for jive in our roralrrn age IL* Luleher is the Inle-t hot Cir Oil over the weekend after which they Cox, Charlotte Beasley, Carolyn ay*: “ tyiiy call a lia-c violin any- 'bo-laani of the -wmg set. her city campaign is aliped at Imprnv and moderate. Newrat thing to - Ing.the public's conception of him. note ia that sieve* in some col­ Will leave for Sarasota tn make Hardy, Carlt-ne McKinnon, Betty thirig *n phnderou* a* that when rei-urd I lf V Real tome lory, their home. “ • Malcolm and* Sndye Beth Flcm it actuallv Irtoka like a -doghouse ? celling lik- the hotplattr'r- tjjf-v Many observers feel the film would lections are inserted well below ntlng. ?=| do better If it had a good cutting the natural shoulder line—almost Why not call It u doghou..u " Mrr$ 4 .7 5 T o $ 5 .1 5 job, but. ita rreater won't hear of as an afterthought. Padding rxAlso Hobby Itngsdnlc, Bolih;-fine professor of scmnnllcs Hob Cop-i-v. of the hand -onto Mrs. Blair Buck To that—. Ward. Wiley Abell, Charlie Mat tend* only* slightly Imyond the tstmly of words) rail- Cab a tMIrf jtlilltre Uato .*) ib- C-paiiiiuciiii. Joan Fontaine aays she'a “ Hap natural »pan._ J.__ Gene Gore, Earl Brown. Ha- "poet of the |MKiple" lit-cnu-i- to- Cop -ey A \i n-i, didn't * vie tlv I Present Club Gift mint. clest while doing melodrama* ami Beasley, and Edward Daul. In li tin* lifted language . fr»m_iU. in :i».,iime-nmiiltrr A nhur MiTTTav Mad Carpenlirr, an acknnwj. 2 '.* i ^ has a heavy load of them linodup Carl . Daul ia confined to -tb» hlbltltih*. . |when In* edged pace-setter, shows this LONDON. Bcpt. 25. (AT—Mr*. lip |jan mi iia dance sludio whil • ^ for her. After the currcna "Lcl- dropped shoulder tine through J. L. lilair Ruck of Richmond, Va., Fernatd - Laughton Hospital n| C|h sav* he think* -kids can’t h-mlm+t— XFrom Ait Unknown- Woman -■*-{■ •-"* *t w r iiO T iq Ohio, luu the Imill tv ’ yo';f hi* $ 2 ;3 5 petion. It Is. partlru- president uo L l h L l i c n c t i L F i u k r ASanford, i l ' ^ ’' ^ _- . _t -w out her eolleelion, h !fe w: ’ ' b a l l - h a n i t rom ea'Thunter Oh The lltll.' eie Sorty to hr-hr set than bv saving "but vlaf" . W Vomen'a Club*. * n T v r d l rnf’ ^ ‘ ^ ' Icm'*hrr “Titp fban Ron of pupil* i i tiM ||ii<'st ioiieil . . T llf-------RrnramWttTfrh ahe wa* Frc 7T5lo deliver tbe fed­ of the death of David It. Urttwu, which sounds young and to the Week Rob b o ,led n |i;irtv nw dshow sleeves Inserteil here yesterday yesten A rt’tt-Sitpiuirl -M fr And_ ■ talre's dancing partner? She. Sam which often ahnw eration's wetlding gift to Prince** of Winter Park, formerly wf (tin- [001)1 . But on liiy ntfyt-r hand half wav dow-n lo the elbow">10 t>r all III- old llliMie /.Jildi ltt Goldwvn "and GreogroyPrck have — -K o r - - t h o s e - w h o - r e a l l y - t a k e - I he Elizabeth—a Madeira dor H e Hnmn w ns-n tirmhrr"-f' 'T K itoistsi roi :s doesn’t think we should go tmi far offilUUeTtp-' - . agreed-to poi tpone “E>w?r And Mae' Writ trend aerlously. "gue- plique tablecloth and napkins. the late W. U. Ill own, of this,city, In the u*e of jive talk. Call Ire* who nt/ub* tin* tulriium ge to tin u old JigM fantastic mentot Min. died ho suddenly „ f*w w ..k i htni,, iR n ....... High Heaven” until late KM8, It'* plere*” (hippy, waisl - ristrirtlng Tonight Mrs. Buck will lie the fciyk'up Ida Iale n ted beet* at Hiaboupt anti-Semitism and there'* nn unrto of Mfri. f „ r fv«*r>’tliinjr Ynu (ion'! hnv«* are available, but Faria uest of honor ,at a dinner given liaseliient goldmine I lit) by Monte i too many of auch filmea this year. corselet*) * 4 to talk jut* in front t»/ jroiii dralgnera have thoughtfully ca­ y luidy. Aator, at which tepre- Milinit uorix I'roicr. Thi* rroent hurrlrmiP !* ropnrtfMl chut^h «. y wlim vm„ m it e r ii * Irene Dunne jeata about her ier- tered also to those women who aentative British women will Ih* tlojif only ,llin„r ^hunHui.a uiniiur__ imiuutjinl apurn artlcial aid for their fig+hrTdr -tr dm mntttrTVrtti at t r ctttt present. J| rlre tn “ t RememtuT Mama" which In this - i n c ' i i i l f I n * * mtim nrm* Ami nf rmti*'*' v*mi nhutiMn'i mi Also among thoae Invited are agr wa* to thr power line*. Smut* |tttKf,nin* your school professor grev. who ilii-d in I72U i* - *ill • la in Ita fourth .month ami not ure*. Many hlg houses arr display leg , .,ii,i.|, i ,..) |o bp the gienlOst EtiL-Mr*. I^wia Douglaat wife of the finished yet. She rlaim* she la now wide range of.gowns molded to American ambaaaador; Mrs. Char­ residents were without ,watei L>t with vour jargon. ll-b ui+i--ti'i o f .roineilv Hilil mitv ■hooting the accptal: When ahe a quite a while, while some wen* o ti If vtui ivjtul to to* uiulerstood In i , ii .itn one o f bi t |i|itv ■ Wot the natural form. These come in end* the chore, shell huy a nrw straight-lined semi-sport* wear, les Lindbergh, who ha* been in for only n few hour*. When the lo* leas iiii.i gid itItie folk, by utl Britain for three week* on a mag power is o ff tha local people Joe rttean* talk *1might, *nv* Cnti o v n i ’il on Hioiidtinv. ‘ wardrobe ("the one 1 had at the ut; i l A l i m o N K I t start of the picture I* out of date") and in afternoon and .cocktail axine editorial assignment, and also Without water. Some fanrt 11|,,( when kid* are by Ihelinetve . town* where swathed drapery l» Rep.' France* Bolton til Ohio), end take a long trip, probably to - r :v x ijx » give.‘ off with artfully treated to promote a na- here on a European tour with five er» report only slight damage to a*,. BavRi |,.t South America—. , their seedbed*, and there I* nt- this language if ,they like it. Eddie Cantor will have his rhihl- lUnw ) "barrel MM r silhouette, . .. an named n. m„d [other members of the House For- P«etrtly no damage to the clti,u* Peggy Ann Garner t* nn enthu* hi — The rign Affairs r-___ Committee. rr^ P Pr.r' slaxtie collector o f . doll* and now tweauae the widest part of th* Mr*. Buck plana to spend three hrhool* were - closed for three |,nx assembled mure than tUil doll* akirt come* at the middle hlpu days In London^ during which ahe day* by order of Hupl. T. W. b n frutn all aVat the world, J’rggy’x-f » • ail fitllne** being laperetl o ff at will fill 22 engagement*. lull- . - " ■" Iparent* aiartetl’lier collection when • waist ami hemline, t* a favorite Mr. ahd Mrs: Joe Beasley, lr. she wa* nn infant and imnirtimci this aeaaon, dexpltb the faet that RFD CROSS CHANGES and baby duaphter, have moved in she ha* fashioned doll* of the i 1 many collection* exclude It com­ In their neiv home at Sweetwater people with whom she lin* work pletely. It la executed In various NEW YORK. Sept. 25. t/PI- Park. ml —Dorothy McGuire, Joan Fon­ way*. Some dresses have galh- The Red Crox* home nurilnc ser­ taine and Joan Crawford, Right era, alrung from a Tided walxt vice ha* made a few eonr.e*»lon* SCHOOL NEW S Peggy is busy whipping up ' yoke, being graduated Into a hem­ to changing home life since it or­ The Ovteitn High School opened now line equivalent to that of a pencil ganised its chapter here 30 years nn Sept, 8 with nn enrollment «f a doll of Susan I cter* who play* L O S E U P T O ?V; with her in "The Sign of the f skirt. Others acquire the barrel ago. 17i, which Is expected to Increase line by an unusual curved seam Mix* Frederika Farley, Us direc­ considerably. The building ha* Ram." 8 L O S . IN B D A Y S Tcpo agrr* who nro air-minded r i* 4 about a foot up from ■the skirt tor, recalled, yesterday In an an­ been put In exrqllent condition, OR -i• 1 bottom, which looks a* (hough It niversary Interview that the ser­ and the ground* ^are neat t u at probably will get a Uft oift of vice used th recommend use of ; tractive. The rommereial depart­ Seth Habit*' forthcoming nook. M ONEY B A C K / 4 k V is hooped. In Aviation." It Hobble akirt* with intrirale washboard as a back rest for a ment (a completely organiie.l Un­ "Opportunities will include a liivtnry nf the niiR ,v patient sitting up in bed. rrolled swathing around the hlpi, der the direction nf Mr*. Elalm'1 U l • III. At l\ Now -It recommend* u*e of a Bauman. Shorthand, typing. Imok plane from enrly . beginning* tn often with hustle* of varying the anticipated application of at­ * if ■lie, are .still In the news, and card table, • keeping, and Commercial English omic energy. The Imok include* • ir n o w N tiered and •pend! skirt* all allow­ are offered. I k ( chapters on model airplane* and . - £ S M ing only very cramped leg move­ Mr*. Virginia Mikler I* the very how to get Marled; nl«o a lift of ment alao are retained from last Embroidery In heavy aoutarhe. Jet eoni Detent Instructor In home aviation school* throughout the • n m . aeaaon. Grecian drapery, In every or velvet alto inject# glamour. economies. The teahre'r* who at United Slate*. conceivable form, creep* Into every Clastic suit a often come with tended summer school this sum . Vivian rape* of half; threo-quarler and mer were l*rofe*»or and Mr*. Wnl collection. TAN An exlravaganita in the full seven-eighth length, all tailored ter A. Teague, who went to Stet again. CANDY TAtLKTS skirted line is displayed by Chris­ on straight' line*, which convert son University;' ami Coach Pay! Our high ncjtool ia'amall, hut our SJZKS 3 ! , In III — 4 A A A to l)*» tian Dior who uxea 40 yard* of them Into extremely chic three- Mikler, who attendwj the Unlver graduate* (hake fine record* in ■ 'TAKE OFF material In one gown, p college when they leave u*. and piece rnserables. altv of Florida. Suits are spotlighted ■this fall. Some topcoat* have huge capo Others teacher* on the faculty also in'thr Mate arhlevepirnt text* UGLY FAT Moat of them are dressy affalt* collars reminiscent of the “ Little are as follow*: Mr*. Jean Singly administered to the graduate* with fluted pepluma and rounded Corporal" and the coachmen who Carlson, firat grade; Mra. Franr,-- each year. at o n e . Palvnt. Kid and Snide- l)re***> Style* nnd Oxford-* for Sport* Wear cut-away hemlines. All have ex­ served In his day. Dop.nld Shaffer ha* gone to Caldwell, second and third grade*; Yea. r*u can *Wty ta x tremely nipped walata and jaeket Fabulous full length cape* and Mra. W. A. Teague, fourth grade Gainesville, where he will attend ^ ^ 3 * 0 0 -p a ir *#.!• I Iba. In • days. lengths run the seal* between bulky, almoet shapeless topcoat* and seventh Math: Mra. Ruby P. the University of Florid* this Taka aff thaaa (atty wrist and thigh level. Pur trim­ are trimmed and lined extensively Hauer, fifth grade and seventh semester. Hr won a scholarship tnil t** Nava * rtbw. Hr IM Murx by Mtawtag ming In either fox or Indian or with all kinds of fur from low­ English; Mrs. Geraldine Guynn, to thi* school In the state achieve­ Us* x m a*an. Fenian Iamb Ia used extensively. liest coney to opulent mink. Even sixth grade; Mrs. Artnl* C. Thomp­ ment rontesl recently. long fitted coat* often come fur- son, senior English and librarian. Marv Totten and Elisabeth Far­ NO DRUG llned. Colars, fur or furilncd, are Mis* Lois Ruddeli, our versatile nell have gone to Tallahassee to hood school teacher on Ma air show very high, straight affairs which Spanish, Science, and Junior Eng­ attend the State University there. NO LAXATIVE tonight, to kick off a campaign often envelop the face right up to lish teacher, i* Hi in the Florida Roth girl* won scholarship* tn the Sanitarium. We hope the Will state achievement rontest recent­ NO EXERCISE for better teaching pay, , . Wis­ the ear*. consin’* Gov Rennebohnu they .Evening wear ia superb ’.hi* soon be able to resume her work. ly. TKi* it Mi*« Totten'* first t 8v n Candy Tablau will half would have us believe, was Visli- fall. It tha* • splendor one asso Mias Elisabeth Farnell substituted year at the rotlege, while it will yaw la rvOucv. . . Uk* afl Ing Dennis Morgan on **To Th* elate* with Cinderella’s big .night. for her until shq left for college. he Mlaa Fxrnell*& second yvar. u*iy far. Mmyly rellaw tna atraattan* Sttv l* Uw av*> • ing dervish skirts and crino­ Now Miaa Thelma Iwe la substitut­ Mrs. J. R. Jones. Jr. ami sons, Victor" and wae mistaken for an rtlaaOo m 4 Miner*! C«>4y Johnnie and Jimmie, and mother, extra by the asst, director. So now lines take the lead, but sheath ing for her. TbMaC 8m . euu kaww iNa Our teacher* are eminently Mrs. H. V. Reeves, of Msc6*r SIZES 8 Vi In 3 the guy Is in the picture. . .good like gowna, both tiered and draped, Bpyauw wllheoi «*u*in* a argument for making movies In are to be seen in moxt collection*. qualified; the entire faculty with Georgia wh« J* visiting.here..and fiat In* 94 b u n r o v jjv -‘~ * yaw Mw mlnar*U *nd < Calif.: cA “ Nakad. JCJty” camera All com* - thickly enervated -with one exception hobT, four year Tonnle Cox spent Friday after­ ha* been In New York a month daxxling multi-colored brilliant* decrees or Jietter. The only excep­ noon at Sanlando Springs. $ 3 . 0 0 P a ir Dan Chisholm and Ree»« Stid­ waiting for th* weather to brigh­ that look Jike precious Jewel*, or tion ha* Had three yaara of col­ with elaborate embroidery in se­ ham spent the daya of the hurri­ lege work, arid all learhera are ten enough for a final shot, 8 M Y MO. ' "Magic Town” le a near mlaa. quins, .jet and sometimes rhine­ properly* certified for their sub­ cane in Lakeland with their fam­ SALE NOW (101NG ON ine*. * idea la original —an optnoln stones. Appllqued velvet motifs ject*. The work moved off smoothly J. A. Harris (■ visiting relative* later who finds a perfect Ameri­ alao are used profusely. 1SS2: Materials are luxurious In tex­ from the first period of th* first and friends at Hiram ami Atlan­ can cross-section In a small town. But Its Intentions bog down In ture and color. Rich velvet* pas­ da** as (he principal and teacher* ta.’ Ga. 33 day n t ffb * W *U misplaced sentiment. James Ste­ tel brocades, moire taffeta, or­ had been at work for two weeks - Mrs. and Mrs. J. R. Jones and wart and Jane Wyman dp valiant gandie, net and heavy aatlna are previously planning and organis­ sons. Johnnie and Jimmie, and to make the thing believ­ exploited to the full for billowing ing each detail. The students, too, Mrs. H. V. Reeve* ar* spending Touchton Drug Co. work able but they are up against one of fuilnea*. Silk Jersey and crepes showed very commendable atti- th* week-end at Tampa and 8t. tudt* towanj taking up their U ikf Pelmburg. the wont cutting Jobe of the year, are uxed for Grecian drapery. n . I SHIOOLSHOES for BOVS * • $2.95 S REDUCE SAFELY/ SHOE SALE Ladies’ Shoes ' I Boys’ & B , _ . 1' ~ ---- — ± ~ — T - ■iW.i-WrAiit. , 1 ,, ^ 1. ) i„ , , ‘it*^. n *«Mw* 1 ) ................. .fiOiii 1,i » , , fV Ilr ,i — •-* i-., UeA ■- , - \ r ,- �THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA FACE SIX T H U R S D A Y . S E P T . 25. 1947 elery Feds To Open With Gainesville L o c a l , N o tic e tSmiusiiism For Foe Large And Fast By ARTHUR BECKWITH, JR / Herald Kport* Editor The Seminole High SchiMil Celiry Fed grid marhlne will pry the ip off for the 1947.season at the igh school athletic field lomornr night In a lilt with the tints wilt- Purple. Hurricanes, one Grid Contest Collcge football, which at rived quietly on Lite erowileii sports scene last weekend with n handful of warmlip gaifles, g»t*'jdw n to cases in a hurry this week when the program list* so many intvrestIng'dllfoUhtei* it appear* to lie a month ahead uf itself. Few September Saturday* in the past, or Fridays either, fur that matter, have found a* many pot ential power* tanging away at each other right from the open­ ing gong as there will hv this wrekynd. Notre Dame, Inst year’s No. I outfit and the team Vitted ntos’. likely to succeed In 1947, wH I on’t open until nek. week hut Army. uith a ■11-7 conquest of Mississippi S<mllu<in l>ut <!•-•>(Kin. unla-atrii last.year, war a disapmdntnu-nt In <<|iieakfng past little K111 man. lit-7. Iii the Midwest. I'm due will Ite at tyiscort.in fur the 'Big Nina Opener with other Big Nine team* taking <in outsider*. Michigan. the Conference favorite, entertain* Michigan State, Inilinjm guv* to. ’. &JCtf/Wfi,reRS> KflofABK rSlRO 9ASCM M . P liiU C P C lriClrieM Yi < 0 <4)0 NA-floriAL- state this year. ueAtStie >^3 I After several lengthy - sessions PgridAri-ffe X JP thl* week Coach Car! Kettle* nnd hit assistant* seem to think that th« Celery Feds will make the Gainesvilla powerhouse r o s l l t e ■that they have hern In a hall game, but have little imperial ion* \ot winning- the contest. A CHAACfi I j ! Kettle* stated that the Hanford .offense is fair, but the defense it ■mighty ragged." All I can say s r iZ ? Is that I hope that we get out of so*n PUftWTMD*C|la^nn^'edUton**11* " “ r T* an* Tech. Invading Oregon. ^the game alive," Kettlrs added. ' "We have a pretty good hall Z d^^^,rZ ^ tH ntilF « !;t e ^Koeii >!.TTHou^h'■ a lt„n Z Uf th. othe,” 'll.#..** sectional • ih.<, W mllurM lo trout n* Itluh, but the liovs are small so w« wit California and Idaho to Htan 11 Just have to do the liest w# fh ol^ure la.l w e e k e n d AmwUrfln *nla!I nnanwlf. I linen,> fw«l fur I’oi'lfic Coast conference n against this heavy club from ,h Arm>, It* *lW *P»n«|“ lln "l’ ie*ta nod Roiilhorn Methodist will Gainesville." Kettles asserted. of the past three year* riddled . n » . - e,.r . nnl|,,r i„ Meanwhile. In lialnesyille Cnarh by graduation, starts In bid for T, . , u?, ,1,, d f * ” ^ 7 'U S O S P itbJf' . .. u,»,ir», Butter Bishop it prepplng ■his u* fourth straight undefeated sea- ' '. . . . L charges for the Sanford battle, , ftRSf'CrtJUCi if The 'Cane* were nothing short MU 1 to Terse-ctirtstiurr whkh phtye'i’ !«f. magnificent -jvek though that* were defeated by the Miami Kilt cWY i L JUl.y I I , (AI PA C T \i'!“S t *vSf i'' ' '."’ .'irtT'liS •on aggregation and Coach Bishop A & vJAS04-fs4eW AH/e« usr' I biu . vb ^temnnsfrnie.l lit abllltv to T'-ch and Arkansas. Southwest hat had nothing hut words of A < < * A T -TfM E m- ^ — v praise for his tcau^ The Hurricane eleven will iie put to ayange the 14 to 19 defeat fC * A r A tf / i handed them -by tha Cdetyiucn last year In th# Univeriity City. Fred Saviva and Uick Hathaw are rated as top notch backs for the Gainesville eleven, and both youngster* ar« in the hefty claas ur high school grlddcrs jaeieh . -arrm-rnTnurrmtl al' BrdWlC~'* C o e '/ e b A h lp i hI P i A rd S . ng-upwards of 170 pounds. The Tills weekend is due to get off_ defensive play wf eeifltaJBbtldy s o m e w h a t a ie > ^ o A a s a -tric jo a milking start Fildtsv night Smith and halflmck f*!H*«-rt Tuekcr S A S P a<Aa< ETJT p[^</iM&-A P E A C H with n half dosen hiph class inwas spectacular against the Mi- the tup choice in the Southern terMrilonal games topping, the arc O P A P r fC r t P R . loop. ami club, it has been reported. light card. b ik e d A v fe a s o e Tme r e p *? ’ At the eame lime. Southeastern Sanford ha* added another game UCI-A, defending I’aclfle (!oa*t 6 o 0 l3 A e><30V AtTt^e R . to their schedule. The runt i act Conference fnagurat* will find Conference champion and 1947 Alabama at Tulnne, Mtiaiselppi with New Smyrna has been Florida nml Tennessee at favorite, will open at- home Fri­ of the ninth grounded out and hit victory. changed, and the Fed* will meet at Georgia Tech, while Southern day night against Iowa, which Casey, who had allowed hut two the Barracuda* bore on the night Casey saw action In three of th. «l*tabtl*hcd itself a* a llig Nine Conference opener* send William singles since the fifth when he re five games played In 1941 and war of Oct. 17, and the Winter Park dark horse by walloping North Da­ anil Marv to Davidson and Mary­ placet! 1-arry French wllh two charged* with two defeat* while Wildcats have been scheduled to kota State. 59.0. ________lly FRANK BCK out. had the situation well in hand. pitching hut five and ^ne-thlrd In Invade the local gridiron on Nov, land to South Carolina. Other Friday night battle* send Kentucky, te-aluri by Mi»>*ij>»ippl, He wa* one pitch away from nllrgs. < Oklahoma to Detroit, 34-14 winner AP Newafeaturea Sport* Felloe 14-7, in the Southeastern Confer­ The probable starter* for the Page once regarded a* thi NEW YO RK—Paging Mr. Page victory when the county ran out over Central Michigan, Karven* ence lid-lifter Saturday,* enter* contest tomorrow evening will ha on Tommy Henrich, the batter. best prospect to succeed l-efo to Denver, lluylur to Miami, Fla., and Calling Mr. Casey} tain* Cincinnati and ojher south­ i Byron Beard and Floyd Cootter at Thla could lie the montonoua With a count of three and two Gomes for" the Yank*—he even ■ tba ends. Wallace Tyre and Chris ern high spot* include Mississippi t'li iiismi to lioalon t'ollage, Kan- chant among grandstand man­ Caitv had to come in with the wear* I-efty’a old No. II—never State at Chattanooga, George *a* State'. t<> Teas* Mine*, Mi*s ] Jansen at the tackles, Edison May* ager* during the 44th World nest pitch. It was low arid in­ has been in a World Series. In : rtt and Dirk Bats at the guards Washington a! Virginia ami Geor­ issippi ' Southern to Auburn and Scries. side, a fast breaking curve. Hen- three previous ‘ season* with the New York University In Temple. ! and either Chuck Herron or getown at Wake Forest, . bring* together rich swung and missed for what Yank* he won 20 game* and dost Alabama warmed up last week Gtorg* Hague l%the rrntar of the circumstance* baseball's two top reliaf pilch**, under ordinary forward wall. , espert* agree that without U fty wuuld have been the final out of Ho I* three inches over »i» 'Iwith n deep crimson on that page Tho bock field will likely find fust, lias a Mining faat h*li-an<! ■°* -.l‘Vfe t]>e Yankee* would th* game. |Yrf~the ledperr'howover, and thr Johnny Ateaahdet Ifflt 'RfjTTTun; never hav* cakewalked to the “ BUT flil* game was’ played In ’ (Jiil.irji will h*v* to take alung American league pennant. Brook­ KbhfU Field where ordinary a good curve. Through ftept. lf< bar at the bslfback berths, Ihinald In- Hi. a .-.I 14 victories, all In ! scvrral jrallims oflilack ink to Deal at the blocking hack post seldom prevail. relief, while’ lyn feel* the same abobt Hugh cl reamstance* tasting defeat l.ll.t it mil. M ix yrarir In competi. and Holly Plercy at the apinner Casey, th,. chubby right . . handed Mickey Owen, brilliant Brooklyn .sdlon tlmas; Itw-had burn la 43 catcher Who last year Jumt>cd i« game*, only two of which he spot pitcher. Hi-Ih'Is hare gained four victories the Mexican Prague and now fa started and failed to finish. against one Gator win ami a 13-13 out of baseball, missed the pitch Moultrie Defeats G When anymie talks tu' Manager deadlock. . manager,- - dawn and Henrich went all th* way to Btrcky- Harris abotrt—tri»~Trtnrtinr 'Um-w—Iimu the Rebel* will Tiring foOi-CVDedgef— in Atlanta, Ga., and Brooklyn pitchers Bucky‘a answer in aTwayr Inst year’* star against Florida. fan* regard him aa a Dodger from ‘lh* same: Clavton Blount All-American end away hack. Howavcr, while Casey MOUI.TRIE. Ga., Sept. 26, GPi Barney Poole wilt he on the re­ had several spring trial* wJth the — The battle for the mythical out him 1 don't know where the ceiving end of Charley Conerly'u team, he first appeared In an of­ Class MD" baseball championship Yankees wduld* hu. He i* the most pigskin passing, Conerty Is Ole ficial Dodger box score In 1939. of the southeast Is running In valuable man In the league." Ml**' triple threat star, ami wa* favor of the Moultrie Parker*, 8*pt. 16 Caaay appear­ Harris still thank* hi* lucky tile shark Ole Mins needed to turn edThrough champion* of the tleorgla-Flurlda In 4fi games for th* Dodgers, star* that rival American Jwagm back Kriilurkv in their opener last ' Tragus, ofreF'Calneirifl# of th# M lJ n jcIlcf. and showed a record club* refuted to make a deal with Saturday. He threw .one luliCh- of nine victories and four defeats. Florid* State league. the- Yankee*- down at-8i-~Peters, down ami ran another. In the second game of the best Until this season hia earned run burg, Fla., last March. Page was Florida, on the other hand, ha* average was 3.CM runa per nine feur of seven aerie* last night, one of the player* Harris war pirl^rd up a few punches along Innings for 781 Innings. Moultrie defeated Gainesville 3-2. ready to cast adrift. . the way in the form of *om* out­ It was Moultrie's second win in Casey, who begaln 1947 with 67 Harris hod five southpaw pilrh standing freshman like l.ureu victories and 37 setbacks, wa* the lb# scrita. The claim trill play i t * in camp ami In hia book he lirondu*. a fleshly little halfback, victim of the moat infamous the third game In Gainesville to­ ranked Page fifth. Now (he Yank' and big John Natyshak,, a 220 passed ball In baseball history. It night. pound tackle. These men. and happened in th# fourtll game of .n a n lo u n u isiruyr n iK iiy <m * 1* have only one southpaw and hh Ken Rhyne. Moultrie first sackother likely- 1uoklrig‘_ frainimad, i f ir u tha pownrhoute ItchIml the ltd!* and ktl ; three of thetr rims plus a rejuvinated and rearnfhged w^n Utt night. lie belied out a and hadn't threatened lincc. group of lettermen are sharpen880-foot home run In the fifth Jfrith (With Henrirh on accond, Joe The odd year in In- log their spurs and oiling their on* on to put the game on Ice. _____________ |L „. |DIMaggio hit the second pilch le Mia* turn the tide guns, a* the** nurse the sore spot elded by one run with tha Yanka.to left The winning hurler, Lent*, gave • single, sending Menup only tArW MU. | | rich to third bage with the tielng u s ix c it ia K Florida. Coach Wolf helirve* in I . .... .. ton Caaay ITu-n faced the <lantk > breaking no favorable precedents, | Aland 59 million* acres In the gi-rout Charley Keitvr, who inR em . Ih ■ and plan* to follow'through with .westefn part of the United State* cldantolly is silting this series Jblini"#. sf things th* way the football god* arr highly fertile, but cannot proout in Frederick, Md.. with « have, willed them In theT>a*t.' [duce crop* because of lark of lame hack. Casey put Keller in n Tha atatlstical slam almwa up water. * Tharp*, rf hole. hU first two pitches being Saturn 10 strikes.' But op the third, Keller lAsnbsd. It lashed a vicious double off The malaney. c Kohs .n right field wall to score both Series will prudurr some of the greatest relief hurling in history. • Tolsl* Henrich and DiMaggio. g w l O O A1T C A R E i f I P U L L T toU R That was the hall game and what followed wa* aptl-dimatic Lightning causes more farm B E A R D OUT B Y T H E R O O T S — Y Th# Yanks added two raws run- Gres In the United Bute* than H O T ( 5 0 /A l s T O . B E D ' ' T I L VOU for a- 7-4 victory ami Just about any 6ther haxard; 37 percent aewed up the Series. Bill Dickey compared with It percent for N A /A S H Y O U R D I R T Y F E E T walked and both Keller and chimney fires, th# next highest A (b Item. ibatm, lb n i l ' £ Entries for — the Thorpe-Hit* Herald pick the winner fuothall contest are cumin? in rapidly for the flral week of the 1947 football tenon, indicating that the sportsminded people of Seminole C*>un■v are lo n t in r ‘ for the* gridiron lassies to resume ,'t helm marches hrough the coming months. Most people have srli-ctyd Alaismn to trounce Tulnne ami are mile undeciilcd almut the Floridallssiuippi contest. The Georgia-North .Carolina •amc I* tiring given the top choice f the dav as the outstanding runest of the weekend, nnd ballot* iv that either team has a chanre o win the battle. In the Hollins sine, tiie .liallot. indicate that the "ars from Winter Park might sve a slight edge. One of the last games to be tlayrd in the country this Sotur*av will be the Hire-1.. S. U. enagemrnt. The I.uuisinna aggre■alion Is rated high in the southsM and RUe has one of the lie*t Icvens In the southwest, iberifire the game will surely he a nip mt-pujik a ffa ir. tip jri.tA jt. JOXK* whom rr.iij.iir e and « | i ) m i l* ( t i l W o o d ­ land A u n v r , I 'lilljiM p h ls . N u m P v sa U , . . . — iii; Yut* AJIK IIKItKOT MCTTIFIKU Itint suit t«r dirurtr tin. Urea ld« ) 1 ,< ;t ii )■<« la ih r r irciiit C ou tt, III the Ninth Ju dicial C irtu ll. in .Mid fur Ihr I 'o u u ty o l Urmia il*, Htatr *1 k’ luruia. la • C haacacy. a * Kranrlh A. J u ar., Jr. You ar* li* i* l>y rai,aiiad to fit* j u » r w ritten a p p e a r• B rr w llh Ih r o l said C outt at Ih r I 'n s a ly Court House in H,nfu,d, riitrlifi. on o r I tf s i s ih* }7lh dap of iieliiber. ,A. l>< ttt*. Ur d< fault n 111 lie rai.tJd SMxliut you and sold n o * will proceed es part-IT IP llltPCIlKti «h»l this nMI» hr puhiub-d oner a week for laur 1 run—atrtlr# weeks In Th».*«n«oM IIm M i nrw*)u»p.r of sslttrai ctri tiUllim. Hanford. Florida. tVtT.NKHHKTH m» srul hand and th* Of llir said ('n u ll, this lb s Ittft d a v i t H rnfrm lirr,* A . P . J l t l . O. P. Ilrin d o n ' •Clrik Clrrull Court - lietween 1825 and 1835 almut ‘ •490 mile* of canal* were eon- { tructed In the United State*. Turk*. H«ndrf* A MeEws* f A tinrnrya ut U v Urfuntlu, Flotilla HoHeitor* fur V1*1miff OPENING GAME f GainesvillePurple Hurricanes. Celery Fetln The Clubhouse COMMENTS SIDELINES THE O Ld HOME TOWN ,is set «• ••*- »»•: E elon, Laom ssn, L'oJiun- The nolle of treeties, producer by scraping one part ,of the bod) against another, la believed to U a mating call. FRIDAY Gam 2 Time SKMINOLE tnr.H ATHtETIC FIELD ltc There Tv Cheer The “ Feds" SPORTING GOODS PICK-THE-WINNER CONTEST Table Lamp (l.lnmvlll. a Mushil# 7 on balls: off Kutts I, l.#nii Magazine Rack Second Prize -Awarded By THORPE FURNITURE CO. ?' • Ritz Theater • INSTRUCTIONS' , # RnUntn must he In The Herald office before noon on Friday or postmarked by that time. All games must be marked. BALLOT FLORIDA m GEORGIA -VB- ■oek out, by Fehs *. l-» '- GA. T & H . •VH- ■ TBNNEflSEE Ud ntwbMi Knit* t. ,l'n*t»tr«< AadTmoB, Woblay *«o N, CAROLINA L. 8. U. •VB. RICB S. C. RTATB VB- DURR . . . . VB- MARYLAND . OHIO HTATK VB- MtSBOURt . . . Tl«# ft g*rit‘ «■»»• iTPONBD AGAIN - * TA, Orb, p*pt 28, m #d a second postponenight of th* fifth gam* th Atlantic League playbetween Augusta and Batann«h laeda 8*1. tonight •' Third Thru Fifth P rizes....................For Each Prize Winner, One Pass For Two To Jtum betted la: U *k h l:' »v. Souls.. IthVM I; Thf»* hlUi l-lspbsrt, Howln.i ItoriM Ibvn*; nacttft«#i Kulta. W r.sa. * plsy.i Dark# to Itoss *' Dark# to Itos# tu tlurk*. in r.Aajabaitu it- r im * r r > r P h on t 998 ,10b Kn*d FI rut Street PURDUE VANDERBILT eo*i|\r***» VS-YU- VILLANOVA ■ BRHJtINB . UR SURE TD FILL IN THR Address your Ballot In �THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA [URSDAY, SEPT. 25, 1947 Coney Island, ’ dm ainusment jialinl nt much or. pnividrd belter Ion near New York City, origistandards o f livin g? IIy was an island although now “ Why lin 'l Socialism oh trial i*t of the bay, creeks and inlet* in'Englsiul ur Communist)) it). Ku** ve been filled in. • CHICAGO. Sept, to oV)—John S. Knight. new paper publisher an>l *iw ber egUlllte stale* edingty , capit lie told ilrerti*' >tT lfcom P- H d i O ld T rw a tm a a t Of to*. # B ring* H ap p y B a lltf ,n i* *° Felwtlld Europe." Knight I* editor and publisher uf the Chirann Dally New*, the Akrotf Befcon-N rvrs, the Miami <S1a.) Herald and the Dettult Free I*t e>*. PAC K SEVEN Farm Fires Reported As Killing Over . 3,530-Persons Every Year Cooperation Urged Hy Tit A tn Fighting •*^1 Fever At Tracks 0 w?,fn«p*r Thurmightncd II frrs on farm * In o f fin m property, according to I he Naliottal Board o f Fite Undei 'Writer* “ Thousand' of ton* of food­ stuff*, worth ten- of million* of dollar*, 'me |o-t ' in ' fn V- niii. i level luuti'. granaries, niilhi, elevatoi' nml wmihou»e*," the un­ dent liter* report. Wsay s*tr«ma rriWve **S1<»S hit: FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM Attributing nearly all farm Jltr* *to fhUltv • building ronMiuvtfn ; nnd lark o f knowledge, the board's technicians have prepared a lafc.k let on file Iiasaids 'In lim it men* to promote file prevention -on faint*. “ Ultlike litl'NII men* Wltelc ftre pm lcction .ntul wnlet eu p p lic*’a i " lolmpinle. faint.* ofleil face total de-irtlklion Jltheil file ilukca^* the engineers innnt. out. "W hen fire ih .iio r - a tin in.*the Ida* of fariit i*iuipmi*tt. Ilveatiiek and in*i*ona| ptgpeM v often throw* aUrh an 1 ‘ o m illk burden Upon n fam ily that tlicv tan not regain their fin TIP— TOP ICE CREAM to far confined to New England I larks, tcached its peat. Ia*t month when m ore than 100 hor*o* stah lad at Rockingham Park Were re- W l make our own I c e Cream, All flavor* Tftly — Delicious —J H ealth fu l tu u m with menu s ami V ms* ri»»i than t, swanking A it UImm >.r tl*.M«r. TIP—TOP ICE CREAM 414 Sanford Avenue Phone 1218 Legal Notice European Newspapers 5 FOR R E N T a k t i c i .es for sa l e 9 W ORK W ANTED RECORD PLAY Kit5 rat lintf By rU X B D O M tK fr S -e o V fle te lire Hunt's Tilled# Feed Store « y or weak. The Music Bax, HP . 1st St- Phone 1)53. »I*1I llfUHNANT William Van Allen, J r , of East Orange, N J . show W ill his wife and baby ion,- I, reported h? Army ail thi'tl tits -----the officer - ........................1 have been taken raptlvo with two enlisted men hy a Y u e d a v patrol the TrL-lte Free Territory frontier. Tw o enlisted nun who neaped broujiit hack news of the border ambush. (fufcrnaiUmal) 8 Supplies, Nalls. Groceries am Meats. Touchton A Watson, 1-01 Celery, Phone 1199. Palnta, Poullr; , Purina Feet FOR SALE— Umeroek for drive' ways and roadway*— Phone o tc l* i i i i s i i i i/iY iB v n , M P W fvn LAW NS M OW ED. Loir prices Jerry Lord Phohe 7ii8-\V. CARPEN TER needs week. Mvrtle Avenue. ii u M d V P c YOU'RE TELLING ME! Sit! ifptetnlHtr; rvford Bus Station.-------------------SA L E S A SERVICE UTiFULLY futnisheti. bed- B E R rs SEWING MACH. SHOP 1 2 ant. private hath, large closet I 115 8. FRENCH. Plj1j l j j _ _ ■-t!h.ny '4>!BLL—: ~ : t- r it h k i T s h r i m p IE— spacious living room, din* room, sun porch, beautifully m ^ n u T "' every night at Homer’*. . . . . . r,.T7TTTT,------ 7T.— !— • rnished II bedrooms, each with BABY ivate bath, steam heat, attic n Phone BL’ S-J. GRAND t lANo—YVurlit- r" ? . nd,L'1 0 T he ,YU,K P ?*. W. M ist St. Phono S P E C IA L WILL grind corn fur feed, grits A mral every Satuiday m orn­ ing, J. W, Dell, Lake Monroe. FOR RE.N ( Floor sender. Easy operation. Reasonable rates, San­ fo r d 'P a in t A Glass Co. Plume • Central P /e»» W a ter A NFW J IKl . lfHOP-TLn-e.t * lu .il 5,inWT»~TTre 7b. Up Into the air at a l.itr nf 150 Wi iltty F*1S| Jl-l** 11 I oni» Tst'l* V -M V IC E S i itAiti . h t c N o im i c a i u i i .in a Vou »-» lul.li) tr.|ii.i..l amt 2 W A N TED T O REN T - pi a sl t** I - n m l jJtju-A tljnth til* flH ft|* U f i u i ii t , A - Ii- l H t r 4*i its* H s.f ciii»i|sl«i n il fitfcYt u s a m M > * i AR FOR RENT—20 acres tub* I Ills* f |Su**? --ill lire » MHtll 1 CO NCRETE SEW ER PIPE irrigated truck farm, newly ploughed nml harrowed. 12 ar­ SEPTIC T A N K S . Grease Trap* IKIlHiP. - PLYMOUTH Blocks, Aluminum Windows and i4J. a.-ti.'l* I m. *tl*TVf*e tesian wrlls, a 7 room ilwelllng, PARIS AMI SKItVICE Serwmn, While re incut Paint, 109 Pa Itar IIn Ate Tin- . H i■r. in It. t-a A tenant houses, 2 large barm, Phone 1011 Perm *-tile, Hufrirsno brarut not*,I h - li,^ tlrtt*|m p "welling for rent only with Miracle Concrete Company, :mfl Pir.no Tnuhig and lle|Uilrliiig. I.. 1. ltd * Ortl.-r .h a lt 1>* farm. On Cameton avenue, East lo u r o iiih , ijlh * H r . i i Elm A v s Phone 13.15. Sill. Hes. till IV. Eidt). Sanford, Fla., phone 192W IT M -H r* I ' It. o f r J. 1.1 1' j 1 r 1'rntrl IL P. O. Box HS3, E. H. Stowe. T R A N SF E R S— L aigc new assort­ SIGNH I 'l o l M a a..-I H ie ;. ments Decs) Sets for Kitchens, Show raids and poalors K 005I apartment. Adults only. Bathrooms, Nursery. Also Glass O— DHI"S SIGN HkRVIt'll Tumbler Sits. SJCNKARIK GLASS St P A IN T CO. 114 W. 2nd SD**t f- ,0. D. Laudrets. Phono 11131 Barber Shop open Tliuisdny, d * TfJEIl JluiL'IV_r:.,pn n .f*- T llr N lM il II Id. I.cl. i llf. f l l -tb Lightning t'himiiri>. flu .-, i »ttrek* Petioleum and itMat. In and nt,11 iPuft llnuin impo/rtru: Hot Idnil fittt ihr Dutch brewery SparkSlovt J>k'*inrit. tayi Z jJ a k flnm lopr th .'itU b e doing J tetutippy buuvru. AUTO eaat covers for coupes A Curtains, Lac* tablecloths watii .l sedans 89.08, installed free at slatchcd A stretched. 618 Mvl Cal. wohder pepper plant. L. B. lonvilte Av*. Phone 870. Firestone. dtfro*. Fix. Mann. Lake MtMro*. fM . . DOUBLE coperate laundry , tub EXPERT aulo painting and bo«b 1 FOR HALE wdthout * fit ting, 'brand new, repair. A ll w<itk guaranierd OLD N E W SPA l’ KRB— 8 OENTfl Jackson A Gibb* Body Bhofi slightly cracked, bargain 88 08EE It POUND. BUNDLED .IN ' * Phone' 788-W. 21IHI Flench 'Avt*. Phono l»0!i J ■ W BUNDLES. jftB Y GRAND PIANO Price rea­ FIRESXPNK'R brand new aervic. If*. 16, 20 and *8 CENT department *o serve Ita ctistnin sonable. Phone 428* W or call HERALD OFFICE era It now open. Brakes r*dim I HOC Magnolia. NEW SPINET PtANOS-.W*****. front ends bushed A align, d Liberal trad* In A terms. The • ' A H T 1 C 1 .E 3 W A N T E D wheebt balanced, brake ’ drum* Mueic Box, 11# W. F1r»l BL turned, tune up, apark plug* Putin* 058. rarbutelors, fan licit* (atiialoi furniture. Ted Dixie Ft hose, lamps replaced. Visit Fire AUTO RADIOS, Motorola. Salta Co* 311 E. 1st. Ph. D5B, atone today. end Service- * The Music Bttx, I'L L BU Y your car rMardleei ef SEPTIC TANKS, Grease Trap 119 W. let BL Phon* W _ _ age or condition. Roy Baal, 308 Installed. Sewage pumped, haul IWteriel A BeDtiry-Cfcatging. ed, Drainfieldx relayed. Ssnitar Septic Tank Co. Orlando Ph 7 P *ta, D r a i l o f k , Su p p lies 2-3413. Box 1811. ............. * '^ s a a ■ » B nz;\i<K iK!<: Phon. 128 itAG1C CHEF STOVE, hot water heater, excellent condition. Ph. WANTED—Not anyone just look lag for work but tomeon* want­ 108O-J. . ing opportunity to advance and SEE Jimmie Cowan’s Sheet Matal go ahead. We ate looking for Works for roof paint A roof ait• extwirienred nfflce A credit painting. Phone 616. man whe U willln* to work to better himself. Apply In person AUTOMATIC ga* hot water heat- vTouchton rr*',*” 00 ^ Drug*',,11* Co, At r e *rarttr AMO ftIFLEO TO FIRST fOR A DOUBLE PLAY/. O . . AND 1HC OLtdi NOCD ONE RUN i| l* v c 1II, V-STAVE OFF DEFEAT AS THEY » SWWG ‘ tNJQ THE NINTH/ CAUGHT BY THE CATCHER. ONE OUT AWAV FflOM Thi CHAMPIONSHIP AS 02APR comes to the p l a t s U M 1 C K U V M O IIS V Hy Walt Disney MiCiC! AMCKJRVI \V*ERC ARE 6 a\\«S mi t h SS E S ) PAV • A BtOOHa. ^ATTENTION P O iP THAN A\E ! GOOPY ___________________y w t h is VUH7 M OM N O M'CsL! . . . IP N FAU-ETN POVSN T H E Q P -P -P -C U N T TE U L Ml Hy-TKV nj Jim. I.. 11us. I,*l*.iv I Ink .0**1) • - INHVfiH Kt’ l. I'FNTTItAT. lt.1.1' Fl l.l. e I It I'.N. |T11 IMItK gern.a to KILL " N K W to*a rOfiift.it to y o u . at ltn.iii.mat a Andtrt.ii. THE LONE RANGER F O R H A LF. V C /rO H S INN The Man With -Two Fuclh find I WOB'I 8£UEV£ T R U C K E R S R E ST Frenrh A Seminole IINd. Please, TfeLL U5 WHERE D A W LETTER j GARNER KILLED THE WEN WM0 6TOIE IT 1*M 50RE n ME HA5 THE lEflTR. j By Fran Striker GOOD WORK.' THAT/MR GBWffl 15 ONE OF OUR j 0E5T FRiCNDA/ AUTOS FOR SALE U E I^ W AN TED FOR BALK BAFETY BLUE WIND8H1ED8 EXPERIENCED male bookkeeper l^O I'ackaM ncvv motor. ne« with reference*. Must have had ru,',*r* Magnolln, Radi, for any make or model car. experience In retail store work- end healer. ‘ Ease* daylight driving. Cut* down headlight glare at night FOR SALE by original owner . BKNKAH1K GLASS A . 1941 Dodgif Deluxe r.nipo ( Fluid ■ p a in t ca Drive). Lew than 60.000 milei *■ lt> I WANTED young milk goat re­ cently frexh. Phone 9164. IB »iie pe A4IMCLC Suit i... tli.n if. u iiid .it m r r t n .p c tion I 111 it*di|;UT o iijid d it. wti dt1i|iri» It UTiknowh t 5 ARTrCLLs" FOR SALE 7 'i . wills'll bo *uld was i.to . . hi » f CaiuutaV mi.mm D xi'i ' Fowler went 'abroad ei : breaks (Hit on a .enlutive u( the Unit ni l s w a r n ,“ the Hr*t Kdm nilimal. Srlelitlfic m e moll- lup.ulaid fin a I Ui ynnlrnli'.ii SACRIFICE IS POPPED UP... HEAL ESTATE iiotifuit. lkill iitlit|) INSURANCE Phena 180 ^=V»ii Hff liHtby fit*■! EgfplU f"T dlVDiv* MORTGAGE LOANS rou in tiiv nlMiir Yntlwni RAYMOND M. BALL, R ialto ENTIRE etock and fixturei of EXPERT* RADIO KFPAIRIN -sitll a litI vt ij itf* I t t ffh v r ■. #*1 It J Registered Broker and *' • Fred ttyrre, 311 K, 2nd SL Tlf yeiff written a ftp#, i ain* <i»tr Mrs. A. EL Alallem’s store at 321 li’iuranc* Agent i it Ur *Mornf>l it* tli«Hi5 K. let fur immediate sal*. ConTHE HOME M10P f I in Mlid *el line till til Rm, 4 Florida State Bank Bldg *t9ft lira. Mallem at etor*. * .4 fill*. Mon'-Uj, OrliltiH K b, l*i|T WATCH a CLOCK ItSPA IR1Nt lit 1l i f t *4 five fit# y III! * fIr f e n» ’ IMMEDIATE possession,-l 2 /« FLO W ER P L A N T E Sira. Y. C. 1700 Sanfunl Avn. Phone 114.1-J f any >UU tf* baill IIIH, ■« I_ acre*, 4 room cottage, fruit Rolllnear, W. 1st St. near Mon‘TOTTF1J17T' fS,«, H'fid fail i l»« AT T B N T IO N -M t M il PttS treei. 12.500 cash, unfurnished. +it f I t e 111-*i (Jt* it f •*sui n i l I Ih i •m t oe Corner. Phone 1530 J. — D IAPER SLItVIC E— ?..4t Hflflltlfl >UU. Bargain. Wills property. El. 1. lisby. Vnli-h furnishes hospili.l PEARS. ll.Bo huihcl. H. L. GieBox 76. •____ clean, slrrile dlancta and dco.bu- * {in r.tu r n > » ..t n r .u ii > . iry. Paula; Fla. iird container. Ec .Domical and ' « k t tu T i l t : eA .N F i.d ti> H H H A l. 1 t LARGE DUPLEX in excellent 1 | l» * .,f Bril.I,I flit'll! safe. Fully mcdlitill-/ approved condition. 4 acres of land, 636 2 DEER A FOX hounds, age be "ii I'utdiiUsd in a«uiu,..i, *;*,.if*«* tween 3 A 6 year*. H. G, Beh Call Daytona 24«7-W J m f t on highway 500 ft. of lake 1*7------- ------------ ~ i , lounty 2003, detail*. 1*6 diapers, St* u week t t 'I T S I M S m y hai.rt Bint s f f i . l i ' onl. 40 fruit trees. Excellent “ FIRST IN HANFORD" -» l *t tUinfutit. ttamtn.ilr C o u n ti me or Income property. HAOO SIMMON'S New Improved Elec­ . . . ltd. Dili th# le ih da> lit tuptall. Terms, St. John Raalty Co., Inc. « r , A . I) It’ l l tronic Blankets. Tad Oavis Fur­ Cohen’* Radiator 5 b »p for com A. B. Peterson, Realtor — W. O I*. U ,n u t ., ii niture Co. 811 E. First Street. pli-li. radiator service. lOd 8*o t'ltr k I'lrcu ii t'ou rt Archie Brown, associate. ford' Avr. Phone 5 M -W . . Phone 968. • FMmin.ita 1‘o u n ly . F lorida ■wa— !•••'( ■ A caul hern hunger d i i b . r quit because .l,.‘ rented, khe ruigiii becom e a* -kinny a* Mut.almA'Unnilhi. Ami, of .oiii’se, wttbmit u chance to become a* ah menta 918.50 Guaranteed one full year. Same aa n ew ,clean ­ SEK US FOR er. Phone 24400 or write State -L .V aauum -R torea-lne.-42d South ----- MIMKOGRrVDH+HINT»NtP AND TYPING Oranga A vr., Orlatidd, Fla. for CREIIIP I.UREAU OF a free Home Demonstration tylthin 50 mile radius uf Or- mi . (Ut Ilf*. . h few modern rniHji wilt live, soy* o nolcd con.purer Noluiully, (into the radio ond juke b o .n • *it8 Will. atTlrii- VETERAN, w ife and 6 yaar oid daughtir want furnished apart­ ment or house. Phone 1144-W. votive* id ruiai ft i.i Tank ns follow s fetl u minute «ir aluiAtt butt a* fo»t as a big 'league pitcher when the opposition s t a r t * pounding his Sunday pilch three Waits flotif*n riot run to ti . .a e ruriawab steer in Mary. LONNIE MEMUl.I.EN’K Market COUPLE with children desires furnished 1house or apartment. HOT PLA fE LDNCIl CYill l*e permanent.-Write A. F. Served from 11:30 to 2 at Homer's walker, Kt. 1, c/o C. E. Webber, RE BU ILT Elyytrulux and Hoover Ui Ialula, Florida. r,t'» » I “ -------------------- — By VmilAM RUT--------------- -— USi del c.,.e,M »•»*• fait* Rsl.il*> 3# fwilAW dimtieyf « tlWL Old at4 0 ,5 0 ,6 0 ? ” Excellent condition. Sea G. W Spencer, ur call 99.__________ FOR SALE—11>40 Hi ton Fori | truck wlitrtJWty. Phone 8.7. HID ^Lumber A Supply Yard. 1941 Model l 1, t^n a.M.O. track W . G, Rii|««, Geneva. - - --------------------- = * M 8 S f t S VI all itrug am n *vrr)rwl»ra—u altfurd, at fmOiKi* Hiug 110- BTTA KETT By l*anl RnliitiMon Bur rri OuO AT u OQ O ORT HNUTT3.'- AHD I - gatfLY CAMT Ofi to Firsston# Store*. -------------- AUTO. WANTED— Small ^edai, rr " 7T7~ ' T ' . *» * ^nr rxsh- Phone 938 J. 'ANTED—Sale* ct*rk*for Batur- * ------ ------------- y%—-------- ■■■------- day* Stores. A Mondays. Firestone 1933 Chevrolet plek-up. 2300 ’Mel I lonvill# Av*. fANTED: Rallabla hustler to 1succeed R. Simpsons to aupply consumers xrilh 200 household neceositle* in'North Eaat Polk County. 1800 families, product* said 20 y a m . BUt# age, occunetten. reference*. R a w l e i g h ' a Dept. FAI-44 0-Y 8, Memphis, t T*AM/ -O U T HIB you fjortc* y Gonc.*gl&o t c M STUCsO ej TEH YCM/cmt a load o r >tar swittVj *rt J t » / ;— 1 '----MAVEN r jxTHAI - at t' ' U* w « Phot6 a s n o a * I if ll/l I Tk-JAT �T H E SA N FO RD Negro Spirituals * Truman Appeal To Be Presented1 back on iu frrl, economically it. Sunday Evening Ipeakin’ Mr. Tinman said: II ltatliMli.il ||.H l'M > * r •n ,W| K of •ti I hi hli ihCi th of in If •th tit wl 0. I W ••S w l't IM ja ■ I $ H E R A L D ,, S A N F O R D , FT^ORIDA TH U RSD AY, SEPT. 25, 1947 Red Headquarters In Milan Bombed Overell Jury To - Inspect I>eath Yacht MILAN. Bcpt. 26, (Al — Communiat headquarters in thlaslrlkrrripnlcd Iralu-ilrial. center wa* SANTA -ANA. Calif-. Sept: 25. Id5 — With testimony completed, the jury trying Louis* Overell and tieorgu liollum on these** ’ — ' *■ *~ .1. A. .decision on a special sesA » p r « g tn m negro spiritual L'angre** .in emergency slnglm* I? -rehi-iUTir-l In'take filari* id fur KiirnjH' mill'•flow from . Sunday .vvrniug *t Ah# Munirir**1.: iULL’ ■far baa. to inspect the 'yacht aboard whler .. n W* ---—- . Ind ’ caraWnierl hurried the wealthy Mr. and Mrs. Waltsr'Rif ftW. vfv H." Vi.’tlry. nrirrn. ' special scene. but faitrd to find any K. Overell died mar. 15. author and proponent <>f better lion ran Ire avoided and baa an trarr of the huinb thrower. The defense rested Its rebuttal racial {elation*. •open niiml mi the subject. Tin- entire textile industry In cask late yesterday after failing A foretaste o f Ihe pnnrrani will 2. On the long range Mai shall nnrthern Italy, meanwhile, was to get court permission to show bo heard tonight nt 7 :3f) nVItrek i-l.ni for helping i.ui*ipean court threatened with paralysis hy a motion pictures of a calf caresss and Sunday morning nl 7:tNi trie* which help the inselves and strike nf 40,1)00 technician* nnd being blown-up-with lO stieka *f — e.icli other, careful study will pre­ o'clock over Station WTHR. administrative, employes, railed dynamite. Known It th* Good-Wilt Prog* cede any action and the governyesterday hy the Communist-do­ * The movies were offered by tli* the ram of |b<- Southland the Sunday merit will in»\e rautiiiu*ly. minated . general confederation of .1. A special committee nf rilidefense in an attempt tn refute thiQ tranlng program at the Rail I’v-k labor. state’s claim that Overell wa* in will feature rinnpethlnn jjl *lng- reits iu* Imen rutme.l In ronsidrr Textile official* said lhal if the the 'forward cabin of his boat, the Inor spiritual* Hy vpHnui colored the immediate food ' problem and strike continued all of the InduaMary E, when 12 sticks of dyna­ advise “ on wuys and means of quartette* and rmirttilih-*. trv’a 550,000 workers would b« mite, blew two holes in \he hull. earring out the neer.'sury conser­ The Rev. Fairley i* n native of vation effort," thrown out of work licrauar they Defense attorneys contend that North Carolina, a graduate of 4. Oilier romrnittees have been AVOWID candidate for th* tie pub­ would lark technirial direction. the Overell* were alive at the tint* Tuakegre tout it tile in Alabama unsigned lire responsibility In Rome the Communist news­ of of the explosion and that Mr. and ha* toured Uw-eduntry on" hi* studying the report drawn up lican nomination for President, r x - paper L’ tJnltn declared today that Overell wa* in a standing porition. good will' million. He claim* that by tii nations in Paris, millinlng Gov. Harold R. Staisen fle ft), of textile workers would sell* plants The prosecution hold*, that both Minnesota. Is shown with limeerd the wlfite and negro eltiien* or bv force If owners decided to close victim* were .bludgeoned to de*th DROPfINO TOKIN Of.OUST on Uw casket of Florctlo It LaGuardia, the Rev. Gerald V. Harry, of Christ Epis­ the South have no proldrm* that their need* unner- the Marshall Selby, president of the Kailern .them completely l»cau*e of a before the explosion occurred. States Expoiltlon at Springfield, they themselves rannot *olve with­ Plan. copal Church, blesses the casket during committal service In Woodlawn Cemetery, New York. Mourners at .Ur. Truman refrained from Mast., where Statien mod* an ad­ strike of approximately 40.000 adout outside fnree ol foreign line the iravealde of the clty'e ex-Meyor (L tn r.) are: Mrs. UGuardia; son Eric and daughter Jean; Paul Beltere, minlstr>tlve workera and technici­ pagands. fin the program will Ire terming n« votrmtary rationing dress urging a buyers slrll;e In f*od. of U. 8. Conference of Mayors, and LaGuardia’a successor. Mayor William O’Dwyer. ' * (/nfcreational) Battle Is Fought the Southern Gospel Singer* of hr* immediate plan In save food. Speaking before the New England ans. Home owner* In Milan stated ( ( ’• a tla * e 4 from !•■** »»■•* Tampa and a good will ehoir from |{o|reiitedly, hCj said, it rail* for members of the Grange, he laid he kavtr.g food, for-not wasting -food. was In favor o f a 20 per cent drop In they would be forted to close the turesque ",Shanghai” method of sieged the village of Arkahova, Orlando. Cardinal Spellman Mr. Truman -.aid he has ireen getting crews for ships. The "hlrplants tn avoid damage to materi­ 70 mile* w est'of Athena on th* Special accommodation* will Ire ndvi.i-d tInst Americans waste the food romumptlnn and a IS per cent ing halls" then were under prlslopes pf historic Mount l’»m as­ (('n sllaar* tn>M I 'a i f Hh I made for while vlalltfcs, it wn« e.piivnl.'Mt of 711,000,<M)0 bushel# cut in food prices. (Intcrnaffonun als bv worker* lacking direction vale ownership. from Ihe technicians. day and ronrlmled with a 'bene­ sy*. fnr seven hour* yesterday announced. r.f wlieat. Presumably he meant but. were driven off when gov­ "The seaman had to patronise diction from the Cardinal. 7O,Q0O,0OO bushel* a year. ernment relhforeerornt* arrived, such waterfront places or he IKS. Denounced Since the Congress began MonJews Decline French EccIch Warning The proposal for conserving could not get a job," Haddock . 'lay night, hundreds of thousands official reports said today. fund* stemmed directly, from a aald. f>uqny the «iervW hich includ- . Offer Of HomtHite U w' V n2t Infrequent, lhal -Usvc Hocked to - live ponMIJaal M 'aaliH *rd ( huh I’a a r <>■*) Hy RO BERT K. GKIGKIt (Intflintir *1 ft mat P i * f tfel"*) recoin niendii lion rif a committee gave blanket approval l*> all five l" J™ ™ mnsXex, dozens of sectional meet­ erf fhree assaultaren the village. Waktfinftton—Maritime "hiring he was many an n tccw iry T fe. maintaH;- of cahlntt.number* who iurec irei-nbails" are bark In newspaper head­ he had earned during his previous ings and holy hours in a demon­ 40 gendarme were supplied witht Stndjhrig^ world io>..i program* ' f ItFFIKCK.-Gerirtany, S. pl, 25 ex-enc mle*. -Ing bfrare.’’ voyage and he was then Imme­ stration of Roman Catholic mast munitions by ajr. Some of tire lines. —fd^— Jpwlsb refugee* of the KxGromyko supported the I’oUth I In* rommlttec is headed hy Scf: The {holer la ■between r'unat ■ diately -at the mercy of the so- worship and rltuAlietic splendor guerrillas were repnrled this odu* UH7 nnlv laughed tndav proposal with a declaration that Senator Taft (R-Ohlo) said called shipping master. tractive alternative*," Ercle* until, retary of Slntc Marshall and when a renewed French offer In he still under attaek unrivalled In^hl* country since morning adding that the quetdimt i* till*; Secretary of Commerce Harrlman. lakr them l>ack to -France -wav the Potsdam Agreement treated at Santa Crux. Calif., he "might "Tliht practice, incidentally. Ini Ihe last Congress In 1841 at by Greek spitfire*. all’ these *ex-enrmy *tales In the consider1? revising the Taft lfartly Mr. Truman released their re­ "I. How m uch-are we going Press report* said the moun­ same way without any dlscriml- Jalior law to permit continuance to the * Shipping Commissioner* Minneapolis.-St. Patti. to hrakr available to maintain port, pin* a statement o f his own l.roadrasl in the ramp* where nation towanl any rff them. tainous area south ihd west of Art of 1H72 which outlawed (bey are being held. The participants i nil tided aevof Ihe hall*.’ . peace through the production if on ii und on ^lu- .Marshall I’lan, Shanghaiing. Rut the act, need- rni cardinal*. 55 archbishop* and Phlorina, In northern Greer* near "T ie ‘ United Stairs anil the Non* of the refwgeesbarccpled Mr. Truman said: He made this statement to news­ lea* to say, did nnt eliminate it, food and pnnlpctlve fruilitie* to bishop* and scores of prominent the Yugoslav 'border, had been "The rabinel (foodI committee Ihe offer, despite a llrllisb warn­ United Kingdom," he said, "de­ papermen after a conference with f«t other IH-moeraciei burk or* of guerrilla*. It wa* pre­ • His* of the Unions member* nf thq clergy and laity. cleared viate from the Potsdam A rre t ing that those who turned it down made it rlear that definite step* Harry Lundclrerg, secretary anil sumed thin wa* part of a gen­ thalr feet." liuiing the first World War the mcnl when they seek to ha“ operating brail of the AFL Bailors would find their ration* rut from to conserve on use of food stuffs eral operation to protect phlorina. "2. How much are we going to government adopted a policy of the present 2.WKI ralnrlr* a dav Italy considered separately." Union of .the Pacific. ■ -Thomas Jo/frrsnn, one of Ihe where It was fejrerd “ General spend preparing for the nest war.*1 nl home .and n ililre-tile feeding to the'rrgulnr German ration of collective bargaining and nf livestock will lie essential If leaders in the development of the The new mrmbfrahlp battle Markos," guerrilla chieftain, may! - What Is a hiring hall? The Federal Reserve chief I I control over hiring. It set up came in the mldat'of these other to n m r * ' 'Commontit----TJlC_ rcruud~ut-lhe-4»e*Hqg«—mr Sen Her*-ice' llliresu tb recruit i ..that "w e aie going to •have to we are to make our fullest eon* 1.5511 calories. and Constitution avoided the term . u v vo U j ) inw a let-— Irihullnn towards meeting minifree state. VI f the jews refii*f*” Ihr -ltfM*dthe Taft-Hartley law are men with men. give up. something," adding; "democracy" l/t his public addres­ Tin* U. 8.%delegation oreparrd pages of discussion atom! them. TIM ahitl posted hsndlilllg' said, The army announced that tha 5— »W a r aiinui Iw l.im f t - m - ntrt-rr After the war bargaining re- ses and documents and used it only Taft failed Them Clotted other countries without suffering same time relieve the upward "It will t*> uiiile rlear that they tn idungo immediately into the class of 1046 had been called up verlhd to an individual basis and remain iu the ‘ llfitiih xone of Crrek-llalknn controversy this af­ During these hearings last Feb­ the marine trade unions irecame occasionally In private converaath* conaCfluancc* of inflation, hea- pressure mi pnrrs nt home." for service. ternoon with a formal proposal Germany of their own free will." ruary Taft said: , Consequently, lie said, he Is ▼lar 'taxation o j the relmpoiilloji dormant and remained so until naming the *|HrciaI ritiren* "(Inn thing that com-ern* me m Refugee* In the two displaced to the UnlUd Nations Assembly of wartime controls." the '3b*. for creation of*n "watchdog” com­ about the cloned shop is this hir­ final committee headed hy Chnrpersons camps—Pnppcmlnrf arid Foreign count flea receiving aid. YARDLEY VENETIAN BUNDS In 1034 a Wed coast strike oeEcclea continued, mull “ lake le* l.uekmau, president of Lever Am .Kind—went atynit thrir nor­ mission to restore peace under ing hall, partirularly in the marl’ America’s Moet Beautiful curreil and the union* revived. It Assembly- authority. Ilerschet V. lime industry. measure* to assure the most et* llrotliers, f ’nml.ridge, Mass., to mal duties nfler the hrnadealt, Johnson Aluminum - Cedar - PalUhed Aluminum was scheduled to makij wa* out of this situation that the “ There, apparently, the effect fcctlve use of their own lesouire- lead a conservation campaign. vnlcerl in Kngiish, Gernisii, Polish Ask Me For Free Estimate si well as tlime received from} At one point, lie said he could and Yiddish, with childr.-n »t- a major' II. H. speech on the Bal­ of Ihe rinsed shop |* the arbitrary union htring halls .were re-estab­ P. W. STEVENS — 617 W. Robinson - Orlando kan problem in the ,55-nelion lish,-I. ability- of unions to limit- the UI<*' » j not say how runny millions ot leuding school and women busy at Phone 2-0729 political commHl ’o 'to back the people ‘ that may lie employed. Under this system a union sea­ Ecctrs Bald thnl finnneing I he dollars would In- Involved in slop- domestic tasks. American resolution. That com­ Apparently the effect of that, man, seeking .work, rrporli at a war largely by government bor­ gap aid to Kurn|>c. He ncknowmittee was scheduled tn start at more or less, Is to destroy disci­ hiring hall, located In all large rowing was primarily responsible ledgiul ibal a shortage of dollars Lions Meeting 3 I*. M» pline and evertldug else on the west coast seaport eitir* and in for "present inflationary * (level- in oilier land* causes a shortage sumo on the east coast. Each Dr. Herlrert V. Evalt, Austra­ ship. of final and fuel. Apmanta." Hut he also asserted I f ;nw llir*,Mt »ti.g«t f < t « # union has Its own hiring hall. lia's minister ‘ fur external a f­ “ I mean their hiring hail bust ‘The LAUNDERETTE Is a wonderful invention! that ex palistori of private credit Mi. Truman ntao was not willing Aurilttinr on llir 9|(i, 1 0 ill «nrl fairs, today wa* eli-rUd chairman nesses are so extreme a form of They are operated by union mem­ in the Inst two -years—ami pros­ to go so far a* to snv that a reber*. No mess (o clean up! Bow I used to dread that pects for its further sulistnntlnl turn t" talioiiing and price o n . 1-1 th o f M sy. He praiied itthr o f tb>' eftraorrfinary United Na the closed shop. . . . " The maritime companies re­ The elosrd shop, in which only expansion—had contributed- to Hula, or (o other wartime con- Sanfonl rrom i as bring an up lion* Assem bly Com m ittee «'i Palestine. * moppinft-up Job! Now Pm rid of washday blues union, member* may lie employed. quest Ihe union* for employe*. pressures Hint "could lead io <IU- trls might be necessary tii sup- anil up d u b ." • -Kvatt suggested Inviting rep- Is outlined hy the Tafl-Hartley Tire seaman first in line tor the -aitrous roiyr-quences tor, tire twirl America's program to com­ I.e* Huffman nf Nnytnnn and drudgery!" *" bat hunger and Communism in Reach. . . Lion rnV-inet' -'ern 'ln ry . j-t.*eutAlivuS- of^Uuj-Jftwjsh Agen­ law and.waa a WynnU- of-dtwii*- Job gets It if ho -wnnt*' it*'But fhej Monoray." ________■ rompany has a right to reject him, cy for Patrsnne amt the Aiab «lnni.— ;■ - - . g tiwfp*; tnld nf varinn* prnjectir by LlolM for cause, and ask a replacement. The Union’s Vie. \vamiin<;ton7 S-pl. l ’> *-v. Those, liu suggested, are mai­ o f that City which recently re- Higher GormnlHoc fqr I'nleslimIn participate in di*ru**ii|n* of Hoyt H. Haddock, exrru Rut ler-. ' for:. Congie*.* to determine. The adminiilraltvr ollice ol lire slilled In donating I'J.wm tn the q | 36 r tr n L «if _lh*,.iurax 35 jir jiertrnL -ike, Answering statements of yj!!!* sum* Llmi.apmixnml Jlnlly-ililLHclnail the 66-nation (fommUtee ' on the tbrt-iircri lary m V lhal CIO Mari*- _ A{c?UL. saUnited plates courli eitim.'trd to^ ii f **'!’ -* nalional |vwt‘ a are Second at Onk Phone 1082 Hn'nblirmi trnTtrrrtftar they m'G- f „ r p||m| wldch he Irrmed the aartto'lcr'mii whlcIT, were it(TopteT lime Committee, nnd Joseph Cur- "limberrd. presenting alreut 19 m- not, been Krpt T E y llisl b.itiliujilcy icsict kept inforinecl on world finest pre-vorattonal school o f It* at last spring’s, special assembly ran. committee chairman, with millions acres of. foreaUand— --. sessions on Palestine. Hi* spnther labor-leader!, contended tho created by more than 2*1 |tciccnl conditions,‘ . ‘ Mr, M i. Truman aaid.he type In the slate^ »>hL which- U in.the Js*| Jrnal year. tnd.piediLlcd Will- letting thorn kiu»w-a#-*oon supervised bv the Florida Coun­ proval was adopted without opyo.' hiring hull i* not a closed shop but Is “ preferential hiring." the incteate would be even (.ifaler as bo'fofind out liim*elf. lie point­ cil for Hie Hllnd. He emphasised *11Ion. And it may Ire on that b*si* ed In a copy of (be report on 1he that lid* Is uni a Dnvtnn* Reach, Kvatl then ralln! for n stalein the year which brgan July l. , Marshall Plan. i-achi*i-d in green nrolcct alone, but of nil Linns ment from the Unittol Kingdom that a way can lie found to ex­ A total of 11.710 bankiiplry rardlsMirtl folders' and tint with Club* of tin* stale. He |o(d of as the country which rules Pal- empt them front Ihe Taft-Hartlev cates were filrd in fednal courts red t«|M*.. and said II had just how a rehabilitation program Is online under a la-ague of Nations law. One Labor -Department offirlat, who did not want to ire iM i , — t h e y ' r e j u s t a f e w o f f/ic n o w A d v u n c c - D e s i g n in ibr 12 months epJeil latt June a>rived this morning. carried out among Ihe blind to mandate, The Chief Executive said he Is give them confidence tn do some­ Tim llritlsh indicated they quoted by name, said "there la 30. Dsnkuptcy proccrdinK* in the nskiug special rommtiirr* he has thing for them»elves. would tie piCjiarrd' to apeak to­ serious doubt whether the hiring prrviout ycat frll to lU.'llf*. ibr appointed and varied* halts are outlawed by Ihe act." governVice president Ed Christensen morrow, Colonial Secretary Arthur Haddock explains th ? , hiring lowest tince the ILnkuptry Act ment agenrles to look over the Crereh Jones was expected to tieof Dnvtons Resell told of a Marshall Plan Information for the mliulrol-show givrn-by—the etuh Uvee—Hrit ain’* main policy- dr{t*T hall-Ud*-waat—:--------------------- ;— wet paired in I8‘)8. Under preferential hiring, pri h in ^ iT t e ll in g h ig h e r s t a n d a r d t o f v a lu e o n e v e r y jo b ! - " 1 kc-iismWi'---- of **•»*----(ilcd- l-*o—fit nf ronrrr**innnl 'StUdlPIT that brought io ft.non end of a ration. , ority of employment I* given jto The Id-nslimi Pari* rnnfrrenre "Know Your Neighbor" Jambo-e(ln fiscal 11*17 > Increased In each Kvnil’s election n* rlinli man hal union member*, lint where the quarter of the year," the ad­ i* asking for some $22,1to,non,non a t' the country club that added been a«xured when Canada’s l i s ­ union Is unable, to supply men iho ministrative office said, ."so thiP of oulsido help, mostly from, the lt'00 to the club’s fund*. ter H. Pearson indicated he would employer l* free to hire else­ It is probable that the number II. 8.’ In the next four years. not ire able to serve. The choice where. And the uninn cannot King Lion Gene Fisher of DeMr. Truman said he' alia Is for the year 1H4H will bo higher of Kvatt was unanimous, but Yu­ rounting on I-alln America to Land repopted a membership ot 49 goslavia said she would. ahaULt compel non-union employes, *ethan tn IU47.* * r ? A ~ /,> 3 “ liiit. -. Tii# office madu it# repurt to an give a hand. Ha mid no fon- which it 1* planned to increase tq iho ground* that the chairman cured by th* employer front other ■ourres, to join H O , ITs announced a Rutdnoff the union. ferrnre with I.atln American nat­ gflnual confrtriicp of senior Judges should nut I* a represenlativv Haddock *ay» |t U only In rar* of the United Hlates circuit courts. ion* ha* twen cnllrd, hut they violin concert at (Kelson Univer­ of iho llritlsh Empire* r.ui", however, that the union sity on Jan. 12 as Ihe mean* of It said docket* of the federal will |« kept iufnrmnl nf develop Tho Palestine committee elected cannot supply merr. raising fundsdo aid Iho blind, and district court* generally ore In ment*. HianiPse Foreign Minister Arth.iThe problem to which the re added that the club, is endeavoring klttl Rnnnmyong a* vim-chairman On Igrowth of ’Hhanih*!' System .0 current condition, but the workThe record of the hearing* port of Ihe Pari* eonferences Is to take rnre of needy sight cases. nnd Thor .Thors of Ireland as 'l«ad of the judges Is byavler. ttare* American' seamanship -bark The numlicr o f districts where devoted. Sir. Truman said In hi* He invitrd the club* .to hob) iho rapporteur. to 10th century day* and the piethere is congestion is- tending to statement, "not only underlie* the next lone meeting at 0:45 o'clock, increasr." the report said, "white political and ’i-coipmilc * well-be­ Nov. IR at t)ie IH.atid Clumber In llmsn where it ha*. prrvjon*ly ing o f Kurope, but is also of key of Commerce Rullding. Organisation of the New Smyrna existed, the congestion is becoming importance to a »lable jwace In the’ world, Club last February was described ' more aggrnvaleci." -'- " 'The people of the United (Kates bv King Lion Rob Quigley, who The administrative offlgo said th* wniklosd reipiired an addition- recognise, aa do Ihe people ofth e described * Lion campaign to In BRINGS THE MILL TO YOU 'tal Judge for the clrcut court in European nations, that the ear due# the County- Commission to Chicago. It also urged mart- Rest practicable achievement At fix New Hmvrna bridges. This - ment of several bills pending In economic health and ronsequent resulted in action In 10 dav*. he ; AT Congress which would authorise political sUhlllty In Europe, la said. tie' told nf fund raising of utmost Importance far the campaigns that resulted In a sub­ B#w district Judge appointments. More bankruptcy rases were Pence and Will-being of the world." stantial donatlqn to the Holly Meanwhile In' New York, top lllll'pruject. He reported 26 active filed last year in the fifth cir­ cuit, comprising Alabama. Florida, grade* of (miter dropped 2S cent* member*. BIRDSEY’S POULTRY FEEDS King Lion W, O, Livingston Georgia, I^niislana, Mississippi a pound on the wholesale market and Texas, than in any nther of with the treat selling at 77 cents a of the Hanford club told of the Hen Scrdtch .....t.:..,...;.. 100 lbs. 5.40 th# eleven circuits. The fifth Imd Pound, compared with RflH cenU progress in signing un merchants m a u w to u ir A a 8.70H, and 2.875 of thrm were filed Sept. 16. Consumer resistance was to give space to gum hall machln Isaylnfr Mash ...f .......... ; 100 lbs. 5.25 In the northern Alabama district. credited with forring th* decline. es designed to raise funds for th* Wholesale egg prices held steady blind and underprivileged ynulh ProUep Mn«h ............ 100 lbs. 5.45 in New York and rollon futures He premised financial support opened 26 to 40 rrnla a bale high to the Holly 1(111 blind school Wildlife Hurt •arowum Mjiih ....................100 lbs. 5.30 ee. project. He stressed Ihe need of (('•Mlaerg (roa, I’ sas Uatt Parting M p h ................100 lbs. 5.65 The rally In grain prices fob in fol- • program m to Ire started In school* of the turkey stock In Dsde, Mon­ lowed qntwmncethent of prsaldtaL explain .what tha Flag stand* tor, <Packaged in'convenlcnt ro* -aod Hrnwsrrl -.etrttntir*, The Truman’* cabinet food committee also to atreu tha principle* of m w s a u ia loss of quail was lighter—about (hat about 470.000,000 bushels of freedom and Democracy In _ ah eh* Lsnwkre# AMMO*. 10 and 25 lb. sizes) <0 percent. all grain* would be available for effort tn check the growth of Host of the quail drslrnyed export during the 1047-48 fiscal Communism. He was' commanded 1t-t... BIRDSEY’S STOCK FEEDS war* those which had hatched year. for this plan by Deputy District Within the past 50 days, Bunnell After an hour of trading, wheal Gov. John Myer* of DeLand. Dairy F e e d .............•:...........100 lbs. 4.50 aald. was Ik to 1H cent* .hlghsr than Harry Robson, chairman of the th* pin* flat woods west of yrsterday's close with Decamber Junior Rasa ha! I ■League, told of Hog Ration .............a.;.. ....... 100 lbs. 4.77 i Okeechobee, District Chief at |2.H7Ai. Corn was up 14 to this activity Id Sanford ami head* (Special Discount 1000 lbs. or more) E Albritton estimated "well 114. Decemlrer 62.I8U, and' oat* of other club* expressed much In­ r- 50 percent” of an already wer* U to % up, December terest.' Aid to the Jayceos and bnbwhlto population wa* *1.0574. the Tohritt Booth project end to Your FEED DOLLAR Buys More away bv wind* and waters, Recent declines in the prices of the Salvation Army ware other try and Glades counties, 18 commodities brought a drep of Sanford project* reported. at BIRDSEY’S Becausee All of o The In Cab he* i t th# state's mors popular 2.0 per rent In th* Dun and Brad- addition-io King Mon Quigley, T k e ifW M hw. M f la 1 •*M % »= **M iw r ir w r Services Arc Performed With— » - *IlfRIBWa ■ « ItPli - area*, previously hid, been street Wholesale Food Prleo-IiK Germ! Boyd and 7 »-V m ille*p fe . •Wi AIVANCI ■ N IC M -tefwy mtd-rtmmer dex during the week ended Tues­ were present from Deland. Tall | 3S& —NO IN-BETWEEN PROFITS jk .j day. Sept. 23. Tire Indagr. repre­ Twister H Robson a buy set turkny losses at senting the sum total of the price evening and fined everybody oq -g jL V O N E W m G *t in Desoto, Charloie, per pound of 81 foods In gensral tha slightest pretext. ndry eoantles. J, use. stood *t *8,01 on that date — *— — ------ >compared with a record *7.12 op Sent. 15 and *6.16 year ago. ! ■fV"' for Monday vrith onnMr. Truman aald a dectali decision on sessional leaders. a. He said be CHEVROLET — 0LDSMOB1LE pur CADILLAC 915 Kaut Find Sir#*!. Sanford. Florida X special session of Congress for hoped one could be avoided’ and in '1047 emergency aid for Europe would that he h*a an open mind on the PALMETTO AYENVE A SECOND STREET PHONE 1254 meeting subject, , Taft Considers Revisioft Of Law To Permit Halls to i LAUNpERETTE OF SANFORD CHEVROLETS BIRDSEY NEW LOW FRIGES’ Birdsey Flour & Feed1Store V*X’ ■ft, • -- < , •r .• .. r 4 :- i ;; _-Z3=- -** • s w s m izm -. zM m t ' ' _ �TU B W EA TH KU * • Parti) ihiudt jml iunturned rath­ In U n ity T h ere la S tren g th — To .Protect the Peace of the World; To Promote the Progress of America; •'To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. er coot thrrnnjti S « m n )» j. Mdder__ ale Ju»«|hc»atrtlr_JfJn4* - n . .-i jr — ■■m i ■ 'I f ---- AN INDEPENDENT DA -Y NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXVIII Established 1DUS Buyer Resistance G ro w l Flanders H i n t s At New Controls To 0 C u r b Speculation • In Commodity Mart General Bradley Back From Europe n fo rd . Flo r id a fi d a y , s e p t Associated Press l.riLM’tl Wire . 21;. t in ? N O . 226 Phone Union Russians Seek Join Withdrawal Declares War Of Troops Fronj Kgrea~In 1948 On CIO Group Beirne Convincttf Ef­ fort To Put Union In CIO Is Not Rank And File Movement WASHINGTON; 3epL 26 lAf —General Omar Bradley re­ turned today from a six-weeks inspection 'tour of Amet Wan troupe in Europe ami reported the morale o f'G . I.’a there ia “ fine." Bradley, veterans ml.minlstrator and former Army .commander in the European cunipaign, nipde the trip at the invitation of Preaident Tru­ man. Bradley, haa been men­ tioned in apeeulation u» surces■tor to General Dwight l>. Eiienho»er at chief of staff. He told reporter*1 that he found American troop- in Europe to h^ve "fine rhotsle, Well discip­ lined, well housed and doing more training -than hat been done-there recently." . WASHINGTON. -Sept. 26 (*•) WASHINGTON, Sept. 26. VO lhe Communications Wnrkns if — William Green, A m e r i c a n America, rtewlv formed indepen­ Federation of Labor President, dent union, took on the C IO \oady today called for Increased pro­ in what may develop into a long duction to check Marine living and hitler fight to trptrsenl long coata at home and help carry out Preaident Truman's “ waste Jnlance operators and the men who lo o " food jMijgram in install major telephone equip­ h u n g e r 1) European*. Saying ment. —“ full production la the remedy <»for high prices," the AFL lead­ A decimation of“o|>en warfare er appealed for Joint coopera­ came from CWA President Joseph tion by labor and management A. Beirne who ted the ‘nationwide to achieve greater output. slrike nf 520,006* telephone wuikers last spring. The CWA was Hr ASSOCIATED PRESS Some high-flying pricer weie formed |o replace the looiely knit loting altitude in icalleied citier .National Federation * of Tale phone throughout the countiy Imp/ anit Winkers, which'duet led lhe strike. buyer reiirtance war credited with Bui two of llir NFIW 'S strate­ gic group* refused to go along with halting the upwatd rpital in revllie CMA. Their officers those to ' A ra l ol the liner. . cast thrir h>1 with the CIO t spec At Cbtcago, New Yoit',~Plul*JeTrally ctralrxl Irlrplitnr Workers phia, Kantar City and Detue. Orgibi/ing Committee (IW O C .) r e p o r t e d b u t l e r price diopt The two unions are lhe Amer­ from a week ago ranging up to I i ican Union of Telephone Wot ken cent! a pound, Dunn and HraJ(A U fW ). wilh about 20,1)00 mem­ tftert repotted lli.vl buying ol bers in the long line, division of luxury item* hadtlecyeaied through­ the American I deplume • and out the nation. There weir j I Includes Warren AusTelegraph Company. ) and the acatterrd drop* in the retail price* tin And McNeil*In Association of Communications' egg* and fieth meal*. Hit At Warmongers Equipment Workers (ACEW) whose The buiinet* research him »»ul 2(),(Xlj mrmheis arc employed by retail isle* for the week were lhe Wetlrui 1.Ire11ic Company nr i i.t . ■ l .. ,t . , „ „ i , „ u LAKESUCCESS. Sent. 26 -</P> slightly higher than the preceding p u||ja*t AmJlfi Vi.hin.ky a.- key cities of the Hell system. week knd three toseven percent | ^ ^ j # ron(„ fBtelodty The A l’TW memlwrship vol"i ahead of a year ago with a large ^ john Fw|fr I)u||„ #nd olh„ by a five to three ratio to go bit * proportion" of consumrr income prominent "Amriicans he sttarkrd the CIO I WOC. A. T. & T. has *1 spent on foods, which incleased as "warmonger*" ilmuld be "en- lowed i )h union Until Oct. 10 to prove that it still repn-senl* thr substsnttally in volume. ‘ chained." Vishmsky broadened hi* wprkers In the najluiiwide hanmln-------Poutuy.-ehoeaw and UteXpert*i*t* ilashing " s*lack * lo cover U. S. ing unit. This is bring done b> ..canned meats were* In heavy dc- Delegate Warren Austin* and Bri- having the; irtemheti. sign new v*biand while butter, eggs and fresh • • r l - t r\ I i j ._*.. i l payroll uruurtion citu*. A majormeats decreased In popularity. lam . Chtef Delegate I lector M e ( f » ,B , |w tanwU|,M|[ U M l l , , B*Cts a id - ale* r -tillr.e d to bs’ Nou “ *- « ............— - — ■ '• ■ * - " * preferred to htgh-prtfsAi tkjOo»«. ViiTfinsV; released al.lhr nrws .“ The equipment workers’ burnt • The-Agriculture Department re­ conference- Iris first in thejof ill rector s ha, voted to join ported 70 percent of this year s United States a 10 page statement the TWOG and Is-orndtirtmi— n corn crop wasTargely »«fe from memlM-rship referendum. damaging frosty as uf St-pl. 10. fully renewing and stiepgthening Said llrii tuj in a statement to* Hqwever, there have been report* his charge of a virtual war plot of frosta since then in northern in the Untied Slates agiinsl the U"So many AUTW and ACEW parts uf tne mid-western corn Soviet Union^and naming Dulles, (( NNllaNrH M l’ «a» ‘I S ir, i belt. The Sent. 10 estimate com- a ranking member of the Ameiican . . . , ... r i, B pares with 55 percent of the crop <®r»ported safe from frpsl a w»wk delegation all over again at hr warmonger i «» is I earlier. Front. dnmqgud corn is had in his original "warmonger1 of tower quality for - livestock Voeech of-Sept. 18 to llie United; 1 ( 0 1 U S e P e r i l l l t S I S __ feeding and .canuui- ha .tUired- *» Nation* Assembly. long «* fully matured grain. Vlahinsky ileetared that hi* Inasmuch as this year's crop is unusually small, any conaid* charge* of warmongering had not The right, of the 6 tV tu n fuse etahle damage would greatly been met by either Austin or MeIt ...|l«,#a ~m l‘ **r rarer! •n Issue u permit tu the Central complicate the nation’s problem of Flu ride Quick Frt-ere and Storage sharing gram supplies with needy to operate an abattoir in ils II. S. Military Experts Co. areas .abroad. plant at Thirteenth and Elm Ave­ Senator Flanders (R-Vt.) said Late In Arriving- nue was upheld In Circuit t’.uirt {ft that Congress will be asked to Toesdav by Judge Frank A Smith * ,#apply controls" unless cunimodof Orlando, It was announced 'to­ BATAVIA. Java, 8cpt. 26, </Fl fty exchanges curb wjr#l be trrm—The Uni toil Slates was the only day by Fred R. Wilson, city nlIl'StllssrS «n l-HB* T t m l X"I lornev. participating power without ml lary experts on hand today for . Judge Frank Smith, wlm is uf MacArthur Insists , the United Nations consular mis-«finatine- during the vamiiim of slon to investigate enforcement Judgt* Millard it. Smith, "held that More Coal Is Needed of the U.N. cease fire order to the CltV (Jommisslon had" the right tu i-xerclse discretion in i'Hiing the Dutch and Indonesians. TOKYO, Sept. 26. (A*)—General It seemed unlikely that the JJlcJicense for the operation \f MacArthur told the Japanese gov- United States would be able tu the abattoir nr the right to refuse vrnmant today that If It puta contribute first hand military in­ to Issnff It If in thrir judgment It • coal mines under state operation, formation to the initial report of should not lie Issut-d.” said Mr. V It must raise coa* production the consular mission lo the U.N. Wilson. quotas. *j - if This Judgment was the n-sidt Security Uopncll, due next Thurs­ - MacArthur stated his views in day. U. 8. sources here said the of an alternative writ of mandam­ k letter to Frontier Tetau Kata- delegation of from aix to 10 us filed by the Freere Company yams after reviewing q bill pro­ American officers assigned So the asking the City to ahnw cause viding 'fur limited government mission would not arrive here whv such a license should not l>e control of mines. The Supreme from Manila before Sunday. IssupiI. Judge Hmllh, sahl Mr. Commander said he had no ob­ The delay In the arrival of the Wilson, gave the company until jection to nationalisation of maj­ Americana has aroused consider­ Sent. 30 to amend the alternative or mines which have failed to able comment in newspapera and writ of mandamus. meet production quotas. in foreign political circlet hare. Fallowing the filing of the suit MacArthur told KaMyama he against the City hy E. F. Hous* A felt- all materials and labor neceaLa c k o f n e w s p r i n t holder, attorney, for the romnany w tory for full coal produftion were VIENNA. Sept. 26-</P}— Fred K. Wilson, in Whalf of the available within Japan and that Wiener Hurler, Americmn-spon Cilv filed a motion with the Court it seemed “ unrealistic that great- eared newspaper, failed to appear oar production la not achieved." He today because of a lack of news­ to quash the writ. urged the government to commit print. The Kurier, nhose 900,000 HOMELESS MOTHER all iu available resources to coal circulation makes It tha largest BRIDGETON. N. J„ Sept. 26, duction so (hat Japanese in- German-language newspaper in VP)— A homeless mother and two try might forge ahead. Central Europe, buys newsprint children are moving Into Mayor locally with Austrian schillings. BertramTirHr^AIthen’ s offlCe ln the town hall "beeauae they have Sknford Fishermen . no other place to go,” the Mayor DELAND RADIO Bring In 13 Biff Bass WASHINGTON. Sept. 26, VO— said today. He did not Identify The Communications Commission, the family, bat said they hail Wen A string of 13 black u<™ , acting on a petition for recon­ evicted from their home so the caught by Otis (Dirk) Jones and sideration by Station W8IR at building could be turned to com­ R. 7.. Johnson, was displayed In Winter Haven. Fla,, today set mercial use. front of the Robson Sporting aside Its. previous grant to DeWANTED; A CHURCIlfl.L Goods store this morning, giving Land Broadcasting Co , for a new LONDON, Sept. 26-</P>— further evidence that The big ones standard station at DeLand to a re , being caught in Seminole operate on 1400 kilocycles, 260 Peter Thorneycroft, conservative watts, unlimited time. member of Parliament, predicted County. be held on In an address at suburban WonThe fish were caught between . -A hearing — -r now „ will „ ■■ 7i00 o'clock and 0:00 o-riock thlafthe {Mamd-application with 8ta- stead last nlRhrrl morning with line halt .near the tlon WSIR a party to the pro­ months have passed Great Britain yt r “ Is going to demand the services _ Osteen bridge on the BL Johns ceeding. of Winston Churchill." ■• River. FREEDOM TO PRINT The demand, Thorneycroft said, The largest of the base weighed BRIGHTON, Eng., Sept. 2 6 - will b« mad* "not on the basis slightly over five pounds, while the emalleet one weighed one and VO—A, T. Penman, president of of his recoM o f the affection in the Institute of Journalist*, pro­ which he Is held, but becauad of one-half pounds. tested today that government cult the ovtnta which are going to In newsprint supplies threatened sweep over the country." BANKS WAKNKD WASHfNGTON, Bept. 26, W — he freedon of the British press. "W * have not yet seen what Addressing the Institute's an­ It Ja Ilka to lira on our own re­ H. Earl Cook, a director of tha Federal Deposit Insurance Cor- nual conference. Penman det- sources -under a Socialist govern­ H stlon, said .today bank auper- criiicd the cuts ment," he declared. "Britain ia should be watchful of land- gainst the free eipreeslon of going to face the VishinskydJrges John F. Dulles Be Enchained Right Of City 10 Upheld By Judge e Sa WASHINGTON, Sept. 26 b1 —American diplomatic au■thoritiei view tha Soviet propose for early simultaneous withdrawal of American and Rui in troops from Korea as a propaganda maneuver to influent the Korean issue in the United Nations. These authentic voiced the belief privately that Moscpw does not expect the oposal lo be taken seriously as a practical course of action, ending receipt oflbe official . version of the proposal made at i onI by Soviet Lieut. General T. F. Shtikov, State Department ifficisls said they could not comment. A spokesman noted tha Secretary Marshall has sub­ mitted lo the UN Assembly the I ixio-Amrrican stalemate over establishing a provisional govern lent for Korea. Resolution O f fe re ti ToCrcate New Body Tu By-fa..i on Seour.ty C . c , v,io S E O U L Sept 26 SlirtU in*-ou» willidi.iw.il uf American rthd R'lssian occupation forces Iron Korea at the beginning uf.l'MH wm projmsed today by Col. Cene I I I Shltkm. thief Russian nelrg.ife to the joint commission on Corea. rhe proposal--made at a comn irion inerting tailed .tl SKtikov*. irquril, was regarded bs some Amr cans i,r ,e a* an attempt to avoid consideration of lhe Korean issue I ■Ihe-United Nation*, lhe UnitedmUlea nun |>lmt*il thr issue bvfui^ tlie buciet di-lrgnliun lulii-v--) Hiding (hat ,iit _ _J i i i i , rxfM'wtiiig iRSVf^lk Hiilt |Hir|liisriln 11«m (iiti rllitri ti'Md diJi'iflit Hijt. ’ II the* withdiausla iiflt-clrsl, riu. Bugsitst:- -u„ubJ leave in ninth Kurrn a <‘clHBtlUiIil* cjamu:in I a.-h.it-,,,. ij1- m i e - BUI- I | lo thr nlhrl j 4 M.itliill.ll .Iclscnull | . --* ■ I rp .iln , leave- in south Knii-u l .iim., Mt Thtf mn vr I d fXUMHl Unil«‘*l election in inn- ttiitnhuttal u Bvijuiuiiiaistly * rlyhtiq itilctim j m m r n m**tiBa fur imuillliii! din •i' i-I iiUv. i ii-ni-iuhlv-mill a!, i -t ' |tu!i*« will 1‘tiRU* u|» f*»t ♦Isdn!** hi Pi.iii-il hii.mini polict-iifrl), i,.ii-Juhh ! Hit fi.*» iintiiMi |M»liti* nl I'siimti^lI* »•, I WInis' |i i\*lir*W, Itir t ♦t i t is fit ■ li‘i CuU-l |*llitl it .Oll-li. suiiliers. I III- Aim -1 leans : Q| N. amt that "in the sbicnce i losrly guaidnl ■at /oit'ide ll.s, l i l avs llillk hut iho|>piil line ha,* id a •rttlnnrnt" Bnl.sin liad dc* nded "lor aft rally sv'ltittlrStt SI id motiry lorttaMiintf H i U j i l B ul ilttlish tiiHipi and ol thr lliitiluilllg ll i II grl.itt.is pi a tthil i-h Ailministialioii Irons F'alrstme.' jeep ■' ii.-It Join - did nut commit A Jrsudr |mhi.i-m.iti i .is' smiind IlitUil’li drliuitids lo -llii* tsqiort ttti* iiffriid.i. sss* is ... . S.f till' \ . IrMi ' i CDlftllliUFtf of | In tl * fluid Tsnin, iln* \iis•*11;ii• drih in thr v-indiglilliig sihiill | 4 fi.iii i j' nssjtiii v „ w IMidi i »'Ci*fii ii11*Ildt*iI ill# jit. swal mi-' nii»slifli‘d In diup ; i Mlllp.lMli-d the holdup It s l . i m- i p aitlitt'ii iiitii Jfwiiti ! l»i.j pliiiiHi* «u llm r .tl lint *-niiiuiiiii *■ -Mi; i ‘l "-I- Hiiaslird sn )h< , , . , lt . •mid \i:d* »’«i»iinnpii lli* Nui*!, how|t*r **|H,IH*t* IIud -I'rilf|l> *, fiud 1 *t *M i tiifiiiun* ul Mi** iifM'd ImikI. hmimilr tiny ufiMlIuu l*i «*• U lilts' . -iii.l four iiii-ii di.,s,* I <iiu not ea-lly ituagitiM cif- State Officials Overall Jury I< Accused Of Laxity Taken On Tour Of l In Eisler Case Murder Yacht litUIIM'lldMlifU'v uf I lit- Mini |HI Hilliii'liI )md> |‘mI»i|* In t|i«* ills'* up III u s\loti- u-i-ji tifii*| i Ur • im iy.liur- III ss lisa'll tt<- Hhould G'tuh •si-1’>'!oo and.to— ,1 „ knot tsiait lo pti'si<ul tin, ayftllealn,n ot En iui.h-mt,i tin* s i■.>q> „( Jlntt.q a m-ttlrmrnl iicoiiiiiigiulcd hy iht 1 ■lOl.-tahh roarihii,* tr»«- ip m ift-i' \--•■itildy. i i1#*=|ir|*wifl.;1ftlt*F ft lll'-iir|l,Ti(P~t|u jlf il chi . In •! gtftttidiiig (Hill r t Hit imilii j.itihlflll, . Creech , |fVT~rlls {*'111 iit‘ I ki timi'll 11ti i Audit** cliMligr id -lulls sihiili fi4lsiss*iTit Jiitii-r mid, \su- rtifuicrtiivlit uf •llfel},0 - llmt lit** E a s e S a i d R e a d y F o r * \i-iuu!i. Dors- cioi-tatil,-- \si-t,v lino tally \ th„ A --iiiiMy'} t ccotiniiendaHun*. • 4**»*V 110**1 |-s* I A _ , I* autism. ssmmihd. - ii,, nut Hi,- t N itself imm Final Arguments Of — _ ___ ^ — Wtii , “ -y - -Mill Rctfi,Tiq;i,;. :- ',^’ -------rr-marsn-.r-sc f w T f i r o Itri- It.idn-r lai d nftisjri-fttlv Lawyei s.Next Week Plans Amiduncud \ Rep.Tliomas Demand.Former Communis’ Should Be Deporlcl ^ I \K E SUCCESS. Si-jit 2o 1 L \ K K SL'CC F,SS. Sept. 2t» RHijilt tilt;! thr t 'nitrj N.illipiU lo* Ibr Unilcri -Sl.ites t,ttl.t>'. utlii - ■ ■.ill) asked thr L luted Nation* to S e v e r a l A F i ll e d G l l l l * il.iy llmt *In- h .ul Jci idcil lo pull.' mil ol I‘ale11ill r i.mi|ilrtrly re* citahlish an interim ,omimllce t<l . . > , r, . . . (hr (ieneral An. u.hlv m ., map.. M e ,T G e t A W a y W l t l l Kj IcHi-)) ill thri out,nine ol cur step lo iivnliaui the i uitrii \.it■$18 0 , 0 0 0 ; D r o n M o r e n lit «l,alr«line ih-hbrutions t>«hue the t N Alrnctil Assembly. ions |>c.scr n u ihinny, lhe lilbse} '* Colonial Sn frtai) Aitliui Cieedi .iltrady lias been -tuttnll) ilUskrd j JERUSALEM . Sept 2ti t,!‘ A hy Russia. h.ind ul llrlirsi ipralimg yuiiiiici Jour* aibisnl the Assembly's 55Ihr Amriic-in lesblutiun. un- killed hnii Ihiinh sunstalifcs m nation I’alrstmc 'committee thst pli-mruting the "tjlllr Annul,ly thr busy sltrrti ol dossnlowti Irl Ihitian la so red umussh'slc Ittmpitipmal pul fuiwatt! on thr assnn Asis IihI.iv dining a d.iung si- n.ition ol lies 25 scat-old Lcsguc ‘lily lloor last Ssrrk lijf Sertct.si) uioinl sar lu.hhip sihnh nrlted "I Nj Iiou* ihsndalc. of Slate Maisludl, ssas bamlrsl ot ______1st I ibr lohlms 5 IHIMWK).__________ i ___1 'M r Jiniiiim .nl' the lutUIC T‘?Tii'l.il>--Criinar l.iv iTTTu I hc> l.iik I (Sou ||„ .I'.ilcsliur siai tit the liatlds sVT”llie the UN. American, aut but it ir* h ere] U*l> with A in ^ ick n iiodu**!" ho had no Miimriiiate comment on Ih of ssi-l, 1 . , . , ! "The Soviet tit-lrguiI.ai Im, Bl.Ukuv -ni'l at the meeting that • ll.er p r o p o s a l," ' Shttkov -aid. we may give Koiepoa lhe oppor­ tunity to form Ihemselves thr gov­ ernment with tile help anil ^ si.slanie of the Allies, undei the condition of withdrawal of Arner Iran ami .Soviet troop, from iPHl*’*— ----------"The Soviet delegallun derlatea that If the American delegation agn-ra with Ilie piupusa! regard ing wirhdrawai of all f,rrvigii lioop, nr the liegiuuillg of 1114*4, thin the. Soviet troops will 6lendy to leave Karra—siniultane Future Of Palestine [s Placed Iu Hands Of U. N. Assembly; Debate Next Week 4 British Police Killed In Tel Aviv sSWin.ty I\illlltdL J mIiII F o ilrr Hidit-s \inr1 ir4 i1 *santa aw t ,hi Sept. 2(. To Enter Team In Oi-ulp t(ir Jiuhl,. Lions Club Votes 7 To-tkuOiienite In ILuulin»|)|ieil Week- I lii'y - |i|,i' it W ASHING I ON, Kepi. 26, (/II «ns no uiiii-oImIIv huge iiIiiii Ih — The llou»r. ( ‘uimaillre on H‘l Birlftl itri1-- rd io (d’l I.stept (or final atgumndun-Amvrirsh Acllvltlrs recum-L t nssndrd today that IIhim- Eis­ S o d soufi liftliuitmTi. i h r c T " , ! i S la te ^ keu t Shontfr.V.TT thr s-slls ill ler W prosecuted for prrjury jlir people id Caldiiiiiii .iMam.ti i <t l.i»ml ■I'd Bawimrl fraud. In a report ’ I.oUl>r OirirtlTpftl Gculgt: Collutn, Ni'l*1 »nj| Jniii i linft.l nOld'illi'd J Wtmi llii'Hr itirit I lii-d 1,, fios'** In W seal lo lhe Justice Dewind dll keep dosci |tlii ii way out nf th,, j , ( W , with inttidennu hn par- Hltii a .6. ,tdi . pirlmrnl II also rrcummeruled cliaiiinl it HiUl|nM .,* >■,«,* m t*. is rra.lv ho thr jury. 'cofv,. at Ihr Sapfio.l ,Sk.-rt l tlih Ihsl Eisler be deported ami i-.,, i i .s , sttiirn- nt Iho Miiiiitiftti] Airpott lion trru tutors, including t h e ' , , ................... ... presented from “ eser rrlurning Divorces In Britain’ tu this country." two allrtnatrs, veMcrdnv visited E. S. McCall tnnuagnl to break I,', A r c O i l ItllT ls J U I C toe hliislcd Mats- I.., liiu sr<s. Ill ,'lf out of “ ti pirgoli ll( I L it. I WASHINGTON. Sept. 36. M', Mr. Mr. mil ,ind Mr Mi• Waller \t illri E. I.. Osi-tell. Osi irll.II Plan- w. n- annouumLJm-Jlyid The Lion- Club III Ha meeting Indus’ lit the Tisttrisl Ih-utet voted lo coo p el 1st I svills oilier civic a>rtfasjaalfdft- iiiciiijing IhdaryVanii Avilvnnbs til.hutting on n fttugiatn M, i ;n, <1 Ht.l linftitli-nppvsl vat- eliilH or poll selernli* to secure SITU N l5FIEI.lt. M n « „ Sept. L'-i I'niit-d'State* ilTailmltllnir *!,!' tlij»l_j|lrss up- . u Newputl-| IjltHW ^J~~vT,t'-Ii ■ ,,'cetniv of .tin- organ ' ^ Im ltU w .W -~ '\ U ih r|l t/uGoit, to di-vs-ti.p n ,. 1,111 id c m I L)'< lliviiri-e IM'tll jlttl-i II, Utedt Cmployms, nt. I»r. t Fhi . iiy . sshii leptr-enled rrvpondchta fur foreign t!omIIIitiiiti* tire l,. ing filed nt ill, u,r. 'muniat JnnrtsaU In this, nsuatr) inspectiopol the i tall ilfltler mag. tlll, ||. ,if tine to esriv fjse urn nruiii lli,- i loti ill .the on .-ting of eivie I. ulei- ! i id.ii is ilti Mr<s. Jesse fur the ante purpu-r uf report inlying atass,». • I -aid Thai ssilli 1 1s,* iii-litllnliori **f oft, tin- MetliiHlj-l ts. idui-rneui ing arils itir- of Ihr Iniled ‘‘The jury liHiki-d id tin- t.«<at in tlie tins mi|i* ssliii Ii are eslieftn- t’oiifeieim *-leai ried'tod.n • Mo-eh-v’ of th,- T S Emplnyment ’ Nationa. Immigration lass a amt lilt, light of tilt' pTOM-CUtllOl Ittul 11 fu -l. vntnalde esq,ellertcs* inn e and Itnlpli \ Iloud uf the I lie Rev Jnhq W, ...................... . Jiudicr ilrparlmrnl rulinga bar I'lih’Mih Seiuiitv Agency, was tlie ih-fenai thi-orie* of how Mr, In-gin lu-l , ; *i, e pttneipal of tlie Hr it s-.Ii Mi.tli Cammuniala — aahlr from offi­ ami Mrs. tlveri'll sscti- killrd,” ted ,Sente- s l i i !) sistd* ii- le juilli’d ji *li-l National I 'liililiell ., IIioiic. m-tiii' . . •liv King l.i,ot W. O. cial* and diplnmita — from un- eistil triiifc Judgi' Krnnellt K Mortlto" id tend ii similar let das ...... , follow*: di-ile ,-d tin* ............ a sniiio-iuni , . reatrlctrd entry, \ State De­ Him. ssh,, riintiant rsluitml ilti* erni- E. S. McCall . . ir. »' !i i .*11 -octal ....... in tt„. m „ d .iiif...... im i* y ‘" ‘,i r a t » « That partment official atated the •er in /the-Soutlu-onst Compauy'a iSairn Gardner tlie . Ini, ti re.-idy t " " , liperate in 14 •- fwuriil policy today in explaining why [ t ie ' loi.giHio ihiiiiig National imntwgys in Itattww tn' -siipPr^:tlrHir=3lHff,dl He fold Smi Mi'lhrUiVt TeSTTer, H 4 -— «^ paaaport viaa SriS^granlnl vise the in-pectiiiii. lit, \ NewYitatt, Jr. 14 finm itirfhT Hindi, that Atneticn llatidfeap iVeek sliirtifuf Oct. 5. Pcirre Courtadr, si ho write- for Fine •’« operation 1>> Itlelclisftts iil-o “ ftiosidefictile w|i ivti 13 •' The juror* vserc driven tn Hal ' Stuil 1,‘Hiimanile, ParU organ of (he in donating -pare for gum ball ’ poiillto t|ie -aimtingie ‘ten* hi Ihui irl it rtmiti*ii‘d till- Mini look ' Adaio. Frenrh CommunUt I'artjr. machine*, lions the -ale of which : ",g # ^ II mlvniitagF ,,/ Judge Moniaui.'*!" D- Mtlliurns goto tlie ctiih will obtain a perII III Ill'll i lei g Villi’ll HI,’ Hoiking Jnvilation to vseni their " y m ih " . A. I'ntl i. k . WASHINGTON. Sept. 26 id-r to l,e .tvc.deii-lo to IU to avert tin* break.up ,yf niurrU, t■• tttage > . . the . . elu . A clolhea.” They -lioUt-il up ill , \ t .o l.'io IIV’ v ,,,-’- and horn. - lo ........ . ttl,| /ih e hlimf futid and iirobt prlvilvgad Rc|>. J. Parnell llsomas (R-NJ) tn-iial raiment lunging from ienii- i U ^ I isifs*»| III said ttxiay he is convinces) llir all,I lumUu inch *httla, to -lnik,,* D S.ott It) mm tinge goidiinre Iiinft. d>, lie soiilli, wit- ie|Hiitrtl hs Jidin Ivey, Stale Department' WJi "lax” in ivrrnsittinft Hanns~ Eisler, selladmitted former Communist, ' to remain in the United Slate*. I horn as made that statement a* llie House Commillee on UnAmerican Activities, at which lie ■S ea lia a M , rssi three| Claude P, Ford Died Suddenly Thursday ¥ ¥ J fi« . ciitu i. I-. T ,.v .d ., ; . ,T 1 S " : S , ‘ "Avenue. ’ fBorn c * ?in. South Branlall i.asvrenceville, Ga., the '61 year old man had been • resident of Hanford for IB years. II# wts a member of tha First Prrsbyterian Church. Survivor* include the widow, and two daughters, Mrs. Raymond Knapp of Hanford and-Mrs,-Noe l Norris of HL Paul H. C\; one son Fred M. Ford, Hanford; five grandchildren, Jackie Knapp and Jana Ford. Sanfuni and Barbara Joyce, Noel Jean and Jimmi* Nor­ ris of St. Paul, 8. C. Funeral sravice* will be con­ ducted at the Erickson Funeral Chapel Saturday afternoon at 4;00 o'clock with tha Rav, Douglas Char!**, assisted by Rav. J. E. Mc­ Kinley officiating. Interment will be made In Evergreen Cemetery BULGARIAN PLOT SOFIA, Bulgaria, Sept, 26, VO — Proeecutor P e t k o Petrlnsky brought an indictment yesterday charging a group of army offi­ cers with conspiracy to form a "military union" for the purpose of overthrowfng Bulgaria's Com­ munist - dominated government. General- Stanchev, former corps commander In Plovdiv, end Co). Dimlter Staraboldjiev were accus­ ed of "leading an organisation Fascist ideology aiming to IS-MtlHlfrU ... l-ear T b »rl * u -liogh .U < E. i> Folicc Dupartim'iH G. K. Hears Complaints tllvv., l!*.1"! 1 I sstielehel, Jl Mill I'I lest EHi* A. Adams . 111 in It H- -ond. Tiles ul,,. Inti, privately vtuiM'iiiiiti of tin cnmpklgn witli violin- noiftb-* ftltsttmtisT- tnrsr— Ttft, eliiti vi.ied to -hare with Itotaiv ntid Knsiitsi's lliu eo»t of IhftiHg lite piano in llie Tourist tinge. The liiureli'* tusk ssjili legntd to tminoigi ' i- not fsliVntivr only, lie added, toil l.'lelilftllve. -H ie Rev. .sir. Mr. ss Wulethou-e u>gei) ti,-v. uterimo-e nl-o iirgi-I renter. Secretary Hamilton Hisbee reNiff I't1 i hut will donate 7, tlie ,, ,*'lists .. w_u. l • / * ........ .. ‘■to i hslletlgr It-ll William H. Ketn|i of Oilnndo II x 16 evil* in oH-iety sshii It . ..rst ssl.irt r- <••*«•'• •“ the Cits lU llfo rw h ich J. J. \V.Ht yesterday denied lie seas a Junk new equipment tflid furnitura is It x 16 to these distiller*. dealer after he had been sum- G. A, H|leer, Jr. l*'ing seen m l tiridef* direction of 7 x IS As tjnnine dnv s-uiiferenre l! G. Wtlilaiit* Inoned to. tlie City Hall follow Mr*. S. C. Graham. Fred (Janas swung Into It* third dnv a New ing a complaint that he sea* col Vo th delegate* ndriH'nted United Mil. elected to Iepicsent‘ the club Ceti tv Ciate program. |lrrtt,jj# '‘ ‘'/"•'i1 » ibcn*e (innffNtcr Suit It's Tax Nation* action “ un the plight of jb* Hugh Whi’h in-1. Hr. - I hiifliiislii’d) ti»«* firt* * ruint'd Cuwon RSaKT 'v '•> >•>■>! K .-I " ,. North Holly Avenue junk dt-ah-r. Mr. Kemp wa* excused hy (Jor­ don Bradley uf the City Manager's office, "inasmuch u- the City, hud requested Ralph Cowan, the own­ er. to dear up the debris at the liM-stiun,"'police nqmrteil. During the year, many com­ plaints roach- this- Pnltcir twpsFU" merit from irate gardeners whose gardens have been trampeled on or eaten up by chickens, cows, horses, dogs and mules. Yester­ day a resident on East Second Street telephoned police that two pigs were eating up her garden. The owner of the pigs was sum­ moned and the pigs were removed. 1 Another complaint that is often made to |>ol!rr is that motorists fail to heed the slow dawn sign* while motoring past schools. A htdv* motorist rwcnt)T chirg«Vi with driving too fast past the South 8(de Primary School on the Palmetto Avenue side, was given k stern warning by police against repetition of this. -- * SHRINK LEADER , MIAMI, Sept. 20. (/O - VVIIHam C.‘ Woodard, of Sudan Tem­ ple, New Bern, N. C„ today was elected president of the South­ eastern Association. II* succeeds George W. Hunt, of Savannah, Qa., aa head of the M state or- SI Of $5(10,000 For$78,000 CHICAGO, Hi-pt. 26. (A’>— A Ilouse sulK-omndtls'e investigating ’tin- parole of four former memlien* nf Al Capone'* gapg had ill it* recoril today that one of the ex-convlcta — who *»ld he Udiove* ili Hnnta Clau* - did not know who had Settled the government’s income tax Haim of nearly |M*U,trpO f o r 67H.OOO. Louis (Little New York) Cantpagna, one of the four Chicago men paroled from federal prison* aftrr nerving the minimum of lit year sentence*, wn* one of the witnesses called yesterday a* the congreiuiional grou|i headed hy Hep. Hoffman (Il-Mich) opened the investigation. " Campagna told the group he did not know who made the set­ tlement tyi an Income lax lien of 6406,677 for the years 1035 to l«n^ ' ^ n*w h had been paid. “ Do Y°ft b e l i e v e in Santa Claus?" Hoffman asked Campag­ na, who replied. "Yes, I do." RUSSIAN VIEW MOSCOW, Sept. 2ft—(A*)—Russlart* read today a prediction of "significant resistance In the Uni­ ted State* to the 16 western Eu­ ropean Nations' proposal for Effecting the Marshall Plan. A Tsss dispatch, dstalinsd New York, said there was reason to believe the plan for nearly |20,-------------- m U. S. aid would such — ----- dtaplaced pe rYuns, partTi’nlarlyJ thnsi* of till- Jewish IWiillle.*" Y Walkways Finislu'd At Information Booth Jurisdictional Strike ( ioch Into 2nd Year Ho l l y w o o d , sept. 2a. riP»— ’Hie first anniversary of mavistaiid'i Klnke was obsarvsd tinlay.^ At least 3,lHkj merntwr* of th* striking cnnfcrence of studio un* Ions- (A F L ) haVi U-«n out of work a year, with studios ackiiowledginK 4,SftHt wer* unsmployeil at tile peak of th* Strlk*. Tite total wage li>*' tangv* b*tw'ecli llie studios’ estimated ,|17,niHl.imo and llie CSU't 120(000," A IMIll. % The strike was called oft.Sapt. 26. IlMrt. following dlscharg* of CSU car penters' whtt mfusvd to . i work on act* th^y declared "hot” ■mil on which member* of th* .tiwal— InUrnattusiaL- AlUonsa—a t Tin-airiest Stag* employ** war* doing Job* the carpenters claimed L' JM i to lie their*. AFL President William Groan has called another negotiation meeting — lhe latest in a long string - at San Francisco n«*t montn. Tlie tw o cetnent walkway* ten'll ing to entrance* o f the TourDt Infurnmlioti Ilout it on Semlmde iluulvvaiil and Park A v en u e-were romplete>r yesterday bv C ilv workmen under the directum o f Ralph Luldnski and Sid RiChard. This morning they w ere slaking out a nemi-cirrainr, walk at the frnnl o f the libath, . Thip will co n ­ ned lo the rest -room *entrance* at the rear o f the building. A 1... 1/ Only a few Inquiries have Iwen made nt the, booth office during the past few days, according to Mrs, Gahc Mirhael, receptionist, with the Improvement of weather. x ^ n r ilr t r .1 -thar^turno Todii.T* will visit the booth. • if MERCURY DROPS Following the stormy period the skies cleared Thursday morn­ ing; the wind shifted from southvast to northwest, and thv tem­ perature during early morning dropped down to 62 degrees ac­ cording to B. F. Whitncr, weather­ man.' Many residents reported that they had to get up in the night to put \mire blankets on beds os the first chill hint of Fall wok* them up shivering. During tb* day tha thermomsUr showad a maximum of 80 dfgrat*. TRUMAN HROADCA8T . WASHINGTON, Sept. 26. tAY— President Truman will make a four-minute nation-wida'radio ad­ dress tonight to launch annual community chest drive. Th# address, at1 0:53 (E8T), will b« iB s S l ^ > r 1 ' rtr "* -.'5SSJL f.^3=rt . ,2 -r, " i . .s ’ . p-. . • •• • ; t*-— r r r - _* j - * l * • : ■ - " f -ie-x is _^-7— ~ "• ’, * '1 ,-i| r 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, September 25, 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 25, 1947; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald