8 10 427 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ad8726e9d8491ee4f1dadf50f0842b96.pdf 18a62ec3b87da935f00ff9e2dd0c6f3c PDF Text Text < TUB SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE SIX W liite L a ir A d d r e s s |('<UI>w 4 Irmm r»«r IIm i T a ft Strikes Back II u a llM rit I m m l‘ » a » *•»♦» ond laigeit party'. Yet. when Hus lait night o f '‘railing nnm iV In­ •U wa» on her kneea with Ger- stead o f p lU n u g -any 'aolution vto hi any at-Jior. Ihi o at, - j^a^oama au nOui-Uiiti t o il of. living pruMcuy trial might uf the United Statiyt," he declared, ’’ Russia would ha»e aeon •pushed back into the vast ■wasteland* of Siberia, And if they wanted to be fair about it', they would admit It today.” "W hen'w e name out of the * a ‘ , we found lubveralve movement* all over Europe. We found revolu­ tion, *■civil 'strife- and- discord throughout the world. We found the Russian bear Was again ,n ‘i the march. And we discovered that the roar of the British lion hod been silenced. God forbid that will hold true fur long! Regard­ less of what you may think of the Briliah, they have pulled a mighty oar for a long time in the right direction, as we see it." “ We have done everything that could possibly he expected » f any nation on earth in our de­ lire to live in peace with Itus•ia. We have given them the Kurile Islands. We have given them faluabie fishing rights in the Pacific, But rect-nt event* have proved that hold .action is needed and that » , cannot light­ ly bruah aside actual condition* as they exist In the world to. •‘ T h e . R u a su x is -e r d -fp r e p a r in g for war’. They have over four million men all ready for rombai, and could - overrun all of Europt in le*a than 48 hours. They have compulsory military training mid a potential army of forty mlllio t men. Russia is determined to lie iwsr in Kuropa, no one knows how .much fartluv, “ Here In America* we are tori by Internal strife watching a race o f prices and ,.wages ami constant bickering between managemrnt and labor, Thw* ptoblclli.i j in the 7Ulh Congress to “ wreck" price control!. The Ohioan.* who heads the Sen­ ate Republican policy committee, replied it war a Democratic Conr m * ‘which refused to enact an OPA hill in exactly the form de­ manded by Mr. (Cheiterl Bowie!. Mr. .(Paid) Porter and the CIO." He added he had ‘‘cooperated in pasting a rea"'m«hle OPA hill." will Ih- "reluctant” to approve social welfare legislation if Ih-t government bureaus to adminis­ ter it ate to Ik- set up by the Tru­ P1IAK0 with the whole Idea, Presi­ dent Truman poses In what be call* man Administration. Rut aides said Taft hail e xpres­ hi* "S ix -S ta r Admiral'* C ap" sed new determination to see that aboard the battleship Mliiuurt. The mrnxurt-K dealing with public Chief Executive and his parly are health, housing, education and returning aboard the warship from such welfare- problems are presen­ a visit to Die Inter-American Con­ ted to Congress. He already has ference in Brazil. (International) said t be pegi session should d*-vdte -*x riiucJi. attention X» pWisIWe to such issue*. Meanwhile Senator Morse 4II- Tornndottti Add Woe Orel In Washington called upon Republicans and Democrats to "lay aside politics' until toe party were flattened at Scffner. 10 rmle* conventions next year and to con­ fait o f Tampa, yesterday aftercentrate meanwhile on a non-par- noon. In flonc o f (he ihies iwuteri wai anyone reported huib. Al Belle Clade, ^a thin dike, three mifci long and no highci lhan a man's head, wai all that Itood Lchiecu (hit town of 12.400 — ciiilfi mu ' the" rimfmwi dark burse Republican I residen­ tial nominee for 1B4A "I think w# will find that the Republican nominating convention will fact- a deadlock among the several avowed candidates,” Gur­ ney (old a reporter. "Then I Ire ItcYC Liu1CUUVCIll Itiii.wjllgrt a» County Commissioners: ,11. B. tu nominating Senator V* Pupa.r« 4if 4. F. G. Kll r* McClelland. W. if*. -«• B. J. Overitreet, Jr. and B. C, bounty official*: Tax A* Dynamite Story Hit aeseor* Bestfonf-Duudriey r T Ikctor John Galloway, Sheriff I’ o * h o w lliat A. Mero, County Judge It. W "W ife and Cndnly ‘ Clerk O. F. Ovrivll W"b* Upiel a:aid irrational Herndon. the tlay t-efore the M«*t. . W. V. Bitting, president' of the The tHMl. fwv ■■■■■ In tt» eighij^ty^ Baratnole County “ Chamber""nf week^wa* etilT. GolI-.--"-............ Commerce; J. Braltey Odham, pre- a healed exchange' liatween* frJt ............... .......... , __‘ S. {L Kaufomn. _.m{ ■Idrnt and C, II. Luke, vice pre»l- turn’s lawyer, Attorney General dent of Seminole County Jayrec*; a**iatant Slate ! James Singletary, commander and William* over taking an exhibl. Joel 8. Field, adjutant of Camp* from the court room. A state’* wllnena, William IU»■htll-Lossing Post 63 of the Amer­ ican Legion; Sam Martini, com­ pvr, tealified hImiuI jdmtomicromander of Disabled American \ rt- graphs he made of the alarm erans F oil of Sanford, and Iloliert clock which the prosecution claims Howell. Representative M. B. (T- was used to time the explosion, lie said tht) picture* were niadj Bone) 8mlth. Mack Cleveland, Uhief o f Fire two week* ago in hi* I’asadehft Department; Joe Haris, PuMIclty Director. Radio 8utlim, WTRR and Rolland Dean. FMItor, Sanford Herald. v • Robot Pilot Praised * ■ (I'eallasMI Iww rtm* <>•*) Mated the control* to keep tho plane dlreetly headed toward the •hip along the radio beam. When tht plane reached >the “ cone o f sUanre” ' or dead spot itumediati'ly above the ship, th* recover autosuit leal ly tuned la another fre­ quency and th* “ ADF" then homnl an a aecond ahlp farther along th# course. . . . . When tha aoeond guide »htp waa Ih* radio .turned trf i» originating at |ki DritUh lirfielil. When Uh plane reached the cone o f *iUnc*— actually a part o f tha lnitrument landing aysletn (01 Devin Ilailn Aid the radio actuated- a set controls which retarded the ( ( ‘■■Uaeee *■ Pee* Twe) j-ottle*. lowered the landing flaps fleeting the Cofiimunist viewpoint, id craexed out th* lending gear. also hailed 'the re|*ort as the Then the plan* homed on th? starting point .of economic r#; covary. .. , . Communist eilltortsU, on the other hand, »ald the Plan sig­ nalled submission to tha power of American dollar* and vxpressel fear o f a widening in th* split between the East and tha West when th# Plan went Into opera­ tion. Meanwhile, In Athens, it w m announced an increase of Ii>*000,000 in the military auproprialion for Greece utuler the United State* aid program will bring the Greek army to a total ship*. One military obaarver strength o f 160,000. rgeated tha possible use of Roy I. Cochran*, deputy chief ran (Long Range Navigation) of the American Aid. aald establish a course' for tha ro- that th* total military appropri­ l. Both th* British and German* ation now would be 1168,000,000. «.•! radio u , rlJn beam 1hL03.aums "guidance ! 11rl ■irxeMl fo. #A.* cover a femporary Increase o f 20,000 troop* and an additional permanent increase o f 10,000 man. evsr. The Th# present strength o f the Greek Interested army 1* 120,000. > > & Th# Argentine embassy aald In New York today I h ^ pew* pa per advertisement that “ some sector*” o f the American press were a t­ Urn Hialeah tempting to discredit Argentina arr"‘officisl and bad “ launched.a campaign foa grand- of Insults, yilifcsUon and slander* against tha wife o f the Argentina dividual faimtra ore beginning t*» Body Is Recovered The rich fanning area ami (he homer o f 16,000 person*' from Canal Point to 'South‘ 'Bay ttiJUL JI'MIIHM Irum ru t* Out I w u lowered Into th« water by J U L £ It ild S m * 3 E In that" area do not nolo. -TtTHntr 260 migratory Worker! have been moved from Rand Cut, north o f Canal Point, to Pahokej. In the Palmdale and Mwne Haven areaa on .the weat aide of the I.nke rattle are drowning by the hqndrt-ds in water- that I* shoulder deep in their grating land*. Tired after fighting the hurricane winds and atruggling through the water, tney He’ down led T h e f ig h t not be settled by roercive legisla­ tion. but only through square dealing between fair-minded men. We must get serious about Ihi * thing. We have gu{ to clean house within. We must eradicate i l l those termitf* among ui who be­ lieve In Communism, or any other ism alien to America," V ictors and distinguished guests as Introduce! by Mr. Wright wore as follows: Capt. Erskin Seay, .U8N; -Chester C. Whittle, junior vlee commander of VFW, Orlan­ do; J. Ray Glover, past depart­ ment commander o f VFW, Orlan­ do: A. Iteid Mann, Department Adjutant, American Legion and Laddie llowton, A**t. Adjutant, American Legion. ),.C!ty Commissioners: Andrew Carraway, George Bishop, It. A. William* and Lea R, l^»her. City TUESDAY, SEPT. 23, 1947 wind** the M, ('. .Mosely ambu­ lance took it to the funeral home. A p o iiib le clue a i to the reaion for the drowning of the negro wax disclosed when it waa found that there wnt a double wooden, home made aandal atrapped to one foot. It had hinge! in the center. Mark! on the other foot indicated that, there had been an­ other aandal. Chief William* Waa o f (he opinion that It wa« c i t h ] •« deeire or invention that Lew* enthal had been trying out to aid dale, taid water* in that section in awimming or that ha possibly are the higheit In his 28 years thought that “ hr could walk on there. About tOO persons from the the water" with it. small fishing and dairy farming Assistant State Attorney George A. DeCottea. who . wai preaenl community o f Lakeport hava been when the 'b od y wai retrieved, evacuated to Moore Haven hr. raid that he believed that no Incause their homes are Isolated «iueit into tlie rircumitance! of by highwater. Jacksonville school children-wen- Palm trees.Hr amiss a road In West Palm Beach after hurricane winds had knocked them down like the death Would be deemed ntceerained in at home today as a bowling pin*. The mighty storm ripped through Flurida'a Gold Coast, across the southern part of the eary. ■ (International) holiday was declared Ix-cause ol state and waa reported header) for the Pensacola area on the gulf, Sheriff Mcro reported that I.eUP submerged grounds at many enthal had been here fo r a week school*. end viiit with h|a (later from United Nation*,“ he said. ami hate breeds danger." From yesterday at 8 A. M. Tampn where hr waa employed in "Consequently, I express the the ahlpyardi, also that he had (o the came hour today, 4.41 inches Lie expressed the belief that the basic situation could not lie chan­ hope that action may be taken at worked for year* at the A.C.L. of rain had fallen, the majurity H'enliaaerf treat 1‘aar Its,) ged by any structural change in an early date—if possible, during shop! here, and declared that he o f it yesterday afternoon between 4:00 o'clock and 7:00 when score* enre of the United Nation*, hut the’ if. N. machinery or by re­ the present General Assembly— hail once employed him when hi he said it doe* “ hamper the activb to bring into our organlxation had a feed atore in Sanford. of downtown and residential vision o f the Charter. those nations which are now astreets were flooded to depth* of j tie* o f the United Nation* anil its '•The veto issue,” he declared, ' ability to perform the duties laid several feet. "jl* more 2>f. a symptom, than .a waiting, admlasiot)." A «‘ -» v*8bautlon ngaUtt ddamh . No a-rh'iur* damage wa*‘ d*|*orfrtl^down dn.slbc Charter.’'- ... ejiilar. Both the Security Court.* fever and other disease*, Hialeah “ It i* possible am) intolerable.” cil where the rule of unanimity except that pot holes went washed ha* purchased a special fogging that applies ami the General A»*embin streets here and there. Itaina I.ltt contiaued, ‘‘ t<> think machine ,0 fumigate Jts barn* batht-*e tlifferenee* should ever lie ly, where there la no such rule, rqotlnuesl heavy today. ' * . An aftermath o f fast week's allowed to lead to war. I do not nre living hampered seriously by piwd* enliisiy "of *fifi'feii the onTy 1for» ‘ hey are opened this Fall to rwrlnir Throughbred*. disastrous hur^ntie was reported Iwlievr that IbefW I* any nation these conflicts and differences." stable of it* kind in racing. today in l^nAAille, Ky„ where• o f any government In the world .The only other sp ecific isitue the Louisville A Nashville Rail, that dues not \\init to prevent touched on-by-the Seer* lea y-Ge». road u rv lc* oTTIU line on New another war. real WB* the admission of new Orleans was reported out of “ The great difficulty lies in the memlier*. He Indirectly criticis­ •The LAUNDERETTE la a wonderful Invention! commission for the last 80 mile* {fact I that the great powers sua- ed the Security Council by de­ o f the Voutr. R. C. Parsons, gener-[‘ pect each other or each others’ mending that it-reconsider the 10 No nrcti-s to clean up! How I used to dread that al manager, announced report*) Intentions. It is fear which is the membership applications which great danger. Fear -breed*- bate moppln'g-up job! Now I'm rid of washday bluea failed o f approval last month in Itie y wagtail. mask'* liurrica riM, anddrodgerr “ I see no reason at the present Parsons said the supenaion of way, via Meridian, Birmingham service between Ocean Springs, and Atlanta. time to drViate from the idea Miss., and New Orleans will ls*t The general manager laid that all freedom-loving .nations for "30 days or longer," One train, the Crescent Untiled, operating many bridge* am) ttestle* wrte which accept the obligations cuiiand arc Phone 1A2 between New York and New damaged by the wind* and high tallied in the Charter ----S econ d at Oak Orleans, will reach the latter city water* along the Gulf and miles willing to carry out those Tddigatiulis should be accepted into the over tracks of the Southern Rtil- of track were twisted. LAUNDERETTE 0 F SANFORD TAMPA, Sepl. 23 (A*)—Heavy in*. Mllier than winch, loomed *• the Liggett threat to Florid*'* wrtl cost! today. Wind* along the coatlal area the velocities o l Int a r i l hurricane blows, and the highest Weather. Bureau were occasional 60-Vo“iirtif iti Roui guiii ~aULV mont Key irr the mouth of Tampa But rain has fallen steadily in Sasavela- for 2-( hourr DCgllir n'nl(•, yv»lvrilay morning. BradenI s 3.15-inch rainfall A| 5 P, M . yesterday until 9 A . M. Joe Buihy, acting Manatee counly farm agent, feared today thal ihe teed beds which supply the lush Manatee truck farming section were completely destroyed. Last week's hurricane damaged about 50 percent of ihcm Ihen he expressed the belief today’* rains would finish them. At St. Petersburg an occasional awning was down. No windows were smashed. Waves from Tampa Day broke over’the aeawaU along Bayshore Drive here. Northeast storm warnings were ordered up writ o f Cedar Key to Apalachicola, and continued atom: warning* from Falm Beach to Charleston, 8. C., and on the Florida West Coast north of th* kaya, . -• • 1 v. •While the storm wa* halted for a tlma this murulug. by high pressure prevsTfnt over th# At­ lantic states, the .Weather Bureau said -it wa* moving northward very *lowly six to eight mile* an hour. , The storm’* most acuta menace apparently hung over the rich Okeechobee mueklande where the inhabitant* already atruggled wearily wills relentless water from earlier downpour*.- Farmer*, busi­ ness men, Jamaican laborers and convicts workekd aid* by aid* to patch canal dikes and stay tha rising water from four town* and 30,000 vegetable acre*. Th# town* In danger were Bell* Glade, Pahoke*. Canal Point and South Bay—center* of th* money-making truck growing industry. Thera |a no dangar to th* huge government leva* around th* I4 M , but th* earthen dikes of (ub-dratnag* district* and in"T o Ihe American Public," ap­ peared in the N e w York Ttmea and consisted o f a statement signed by Martin Lnl* Drago, Argen­ tina charge d'affaires In tha Unit­ ed State*. The statement bald the embassy would not cusstng the “ It want* to Inform the Amer­ ican poop!* that the ssma group* that want to break tha InterAmerlcsn solidarity and to harm the friendship, collaboration and unity that geld* the relation* between the Unltad States and Argentina, are now deaperataly trying, to undermine the effort o f both nation* to work lit an atmosphere o f peace and coopera­ tion la -th e solution o f prob- More Than 87,000 Kaiser and Frazer Owners as Production Records Soar at Willow Run! UNITED PRESS NEWS STORY KAISER-FRAZER RANKS FOURTH IN PRODUCTION being increased as rap­ idly as'Jffghest quality standards w ill perm it I / H a b l * * * * -* * * —eOara m s s an i n *m t«m u mtmrmu ^ k i s i , . /jfc is a s »• M KAISER-FRAZER DEALER__ L IS DELIVERING* NOW •At* quickly! tee your newest dealer �* . T H E 4l> U l T h e r e in S tre n g th — the P u t , of tha World | Ui* Proereee of Aaierici; Preeperfly for Sanford. U oil'h with lit:ht min lhi« afterparljv rlnujl) loiiisht and Thursday . Noutputr 'p.ruqlJf ‘ [h u rtr;__ vwihttrtl* •; ria r.-i ta d R m n « U r<2hTWBU i raTHOT-" t i l . Hid,A lhl< .ilIrV n no fE g ri It drrrraiking- tonight- ami Ihura* il»). AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEW9PAPEH V O LU M E Established 1908 X X X V III GoldTakenBy •Germans To Be Returned Over $330,000,000 To Be Restored Immeidately As Aid In 4 Economic Crisis P A R IS,Sept. 21, (47— Frenrh Uadcra •art reported today to hate * Informed vr~ 1). H. m Secretary ■ of tha Treasury John W. Sn> • dar that unlaaa aid rumaa from America within a fr » week* Franca will fara a financial crlala and any help under the’ Marahall. Plan will ba too lata, i Thar* la no vro^paet t/f aarljr' Marahall Plan aid to Europe, d^dnr* aair the »**»»* 11.8. Congress, which * * H mutt authorize aurh financial halo, U not hchad a led to meet until January, Tha possibility of a tpeclal wentIon hat been diacuaaad, hut not 7ft.acted up* " -M . Eisler Denies He Is A Communist WASHINGTON, Sept. 24, — O P )- Ifannt Elilor, 64-year-old Hollywood composer, acknow­ ledged to a ‘ House committee today that he once applied for Communlat party mcmlership but declared hi* wag never ac­ tive in- party work and ’’dropped out. Staler wat the flrat witness as the. House commit­ tee on un-American activities opened an inquiry into the question whether alien Com­ munists have Iwen permitted to »tny in this country Illegally. Ilefore the * hearings began. Chairman J. Parnell Thomas (It-NJ) told r e p o r t e r s the House group has evidence th at. top rung government officials ■have winked nt. Communist so­ journs in the United States. Conveyance Of SANFORD, F L O R ID A , W EA TH ER W E D N E S D A Y . S E P T , *2 1 , IDt? NO. 2 21 A s s o c ia t e d P ress L eased W ir o New Orleans W aterfront In W ake O f Hurricane To Be Rushed Increasing Activity At ’ Airport Results InApprovalOfMany Leases By Board U. S. Joins Russia Against Britain On P alestin e D ebate Red Newspapers Slap McNeil For Attack On Russia Discussion Of Holy Land Problems Is Postponed Unt i l * Next Week By Move CommUiioner Lea K. Lcsher and G iambei o f Commerce Manager 1.1IN III IN, Scpl, 21. _ tcT*;— IEdward Tfigglin 'Were, authorized S. \*crj. nmscrv stive fiirmrr by the City Commiuiun at tit meet­ ealliin-l Iliim-lrr. rhargrd lisiay ing last evening to leave today for that Vriwriran economic policy hsn bidding link ihr rccutcry Waihington, D. C. to confrr with ut Europe. "Ui<- main motive CAA and WAA officials in exped **♦» V i < i f t i t A V u<..V* *'* H I'n < ■ »■ ''**' A **vw «n -T »M «rt*W 1^*1 ’ " h e'eftlvefance’ o f property .it fhF V I M l I li n K y S O IUS I ||„, ,|,.,,rr ,,i \mrrican i,v|iiirlMunicipal Ait poll to the City, II. | Ing and liii.tnriai lHlcr*~*ls In MOSCOW, Scjd. 24 id’) * securr an uullrt fur surplus jiroN. Sayer, city manager, teportrd SuVtrl newspajH-t* j.ublirbctf tmlay durtiun and In nisinlaiit a misthis morning. Commitiionri Robert a Ta*» iliip s lib afrom Ni-t* V n *. sided aurld tirrmiony hy keepA. Williams prrsidrd due to tbe ing Ihr mu Id hrnken up into **~ arctlfing Blituli Minitlrr 'ol Slate small nnnulnii* units inrkpshla abrrncr ol Mavor II. J. Gut, who Hertm MrXnl ol in.,ling "a dir­ ■it ever compel Ing mi equal wav icporlrd ill W A K R IR O N T fR O P IR lY IN NfW O IK A N 1 1* littered .with itib rl* mu! sm all boats tbut w rrv bb-wn iulmru' er t alt.11L tidl ol (ifQvuraliunt' terhis with .Amerlcpn prnducTbe City has already obtained during the height of tho hu rrica n e which ru in ed havoc throiiehiml tho urea after sw eeping across the G u ll against 1be untty and coopetatiun-'-f Guns told the Institute BERLIN, Kept. 14, <47— Sen­ title to pioprriy immediately ad­ , , ,, | | ■ 1 » t , nr l.v p u rl III.a n address, from Flo rid a. Latest reports Indicate over 70 persons dead or itS b ln g . (fiite iiiu llo iiiil A'uumljdioTo) . ator II. Alaiander Smith <K* Communists Reveal joining the .inpoll proper., Ihis in­ ul inemqrM ul llir l mini iVilumt N. J.) aald today It «a a "titHie ilujialtfi frlrncif lo tjic I I k l S i l t 1 SS, Sept. 21, Strike Called For cludes‘ the AsiemUy and Repair ally necessary that at laaat tha ‘t■ viis, rrsitklin D. House* .nlilirn u liirb M cN n I dclivernl, building near the Itangrr. I he thraa wcatrrn i it_has- bee u.audcC fed—by—list*— t a u n t & S S 4 - E e litic a I_ E f f * c t f Mr.nilav "iTrliiii tbe -L\ N. t*?ncl.il — •appro, 9 many am _____________________ i, I n , „l Si ,ii- Marshall wilh ------- P1aH.~~He~ii.iia irV o ^ J T ii~ a a Asiembty.* imlii tiled While'llousr ajiproval .WASHINGTON. Sept. 21, OP) agreement ol (hi* building to l l.it* alrabla to Include all fiermtny In take a role in aiiK w rrina T a t * raid tin t M i Ned b.ul "tu p ida Fashion*. Inc. which will he The United Stales government in tha Marahall Plan, "but the V n .li.i 1 . V jsh in sk y 'ii ch a rg e s p o it r d ; withhom tblv all the p io tent back to that film for approv­ hax railed upon Yugoslavia to Russian* won’t hate It and we Ib .ii there i* « m ■iiumgrriiig ill to stop the "nceedlngly danger­ Itotal*" |>irvi"udy made by U , S al. They have inJit alrd that they can’t wall around for the rhance liie 1 oileil S ta le s. t’I . E V E L A N I ) , Sc|d 21 iit’i \ ii A iu c rirn n Itni A " .« in t iim ous” practice of issuing ulti­ of Germany’a economic unifiesdeiiic to occupy it Ocf. I. Two Coliiltiltliw- rlm lim n n dn tm ><l tiHlny th a t tin* innvii i nll.i iilnl • ..mi. S r n r la t v ol State M a n lia ll and matums to Itrllikh ami American ’ lio n " I .A K I M l t I .SS. S e jlit. ►.*• «* slii|< syn d iratec f«*,*«l r h il.lir n im , nl* i tninliient *11* ' lit r it l with ii iu l d r, la u d dial New N ilk new*p>|*' l* troops In the Trieste area tie- bid* for painting the building and dti'lit'd w ith n firtjiii-nl '•-••ji-.iuing of illicit * » irla tb u i* “ w ord Hut bad p u nted lb< »|«eedi unilei brad file l u l l e d S tale were rejected pending advcltUecause It la "likely lo prrripltalr WASHINGTON. Sept. 24 <41 tVlulc juvenile clime i* un the inercaiN*, nnid \rtlmi .1 Uicund line* ir .u in u lin t am ImliV A lo eip Incidents leading lo most seri­ lav on x - it again*! ' l b d im of Si I.mils, bait limn uf » -|minl cnliilllillee II-•a’ lmt In llir jnidi | An Allied Big Tlitce rommittion ous consequences.” The Amer­ ment for mofe bidr. T his building ’ , 10, i n f i l l N tv lcl move to b lack hk* about 17.IJdl) leet ol door tern n ye ar ngn, "lln- m u |u i»im; i iv«-iiiiistance is tliat.tlir m l r i* imi ; can A tl.u k un K u**ia. hat agreed to make a prompt div- ican note referred lo recent “ ir­ I At, Nell, tt plyliu' l» :i -pi n If IliU llfdiale debate oil llie icjio it higher." •pace. •Jiilmlion of pail of a $ J30.<HK).(M*i responsible Yugoslav actions” by A n d i*’< -.blind, v in whu b »•**■ ■ ■ ------—" r Frciind'a lc|i.ul in the ciiiinunl A notice from the Tee Hilt ol llie l m lr,! Nation* Itu tle e Tbe r ln tiull uf 1 'iauk La m io ll, S o il, I I lit loll v F o 'e ig ii Mini *»••! gold rtore tci/ed during the w j - when Marshal Tito’s troops de­ Compnny of Miami law necllmi nf VIIA'n 7iiili »-»• !• was redd manded "alterations” In the pro* tllip U o tim il. Vr III lull a ilg g r-lfsl l l ir l l i l i r lit bml n r , mud tin* 1 S ami lliii.u ii from the Germans at a meant j I visional boundary between., the stating that the company would fornirr City Manager. a» jnctiK tiviia luiV ittllrtl tlo* m apit U N JllS l | lea w e ir I IIV I t I II f frd r in l ,,f "wntnntogerivJF" • l'tiilu**i Hi)' occupy- the Airport m/iinlenanrs dent of llir Kiw dim l lub to *uthelping meet critical financial llnlish. United Stales rone of Mi, for.th e pieseni stale o f the tilgail al all It* locciiltg* w lilrll ilnlin lt. the Free Territory of Trieste buildings for the making o f pre rerd l.evlcr lb a i|i w ai announfetl needi o f European counlrin. movfi’v. I'uniirs nnd mi the World o f full ■* tool ,l):il gtoi her Wall) began la-t w tliiri lo Vvatvll OWI I fabricated homes ataiu* O ct, and Yugoslavia. today at the legulai luncheon Undersecretary o f State Rohetl the Inw v* i . i lie bulge ami ijlcoiioiitlrio x, id u l i iii’l io io *iii auil I, Mor s i..— titan I5,imu ■puare feet o f llir wot Id'* JOU.IHHf.liOO tlrpelij-lln- |im eestf nf Inw r d lr ii 11IV till utilise uf ri'*' veto pow* 1 I Lovett taid today that reprcienl* TRIESTE. Free Territory. floor spate is .available for this ui llie t lull. |{t-po llin g mi the niblii' * wlileti llcnl ficojilr*. . fn v iirn b ly j u i i tiled m * tre jilrd O lliei office)* r ln led. aiciild ilig purpose, it is eitimaiev’ Sept. 24 147—Civil police live* of the .United Stain, But. w ith "groti'**i ir'1 iiiiic i'iiiwry, the |), legate I ••■lint S a ijK ’i d e tiv e u il .. leitei fr»m the .New York to O . . P . I Irim lon, were: W'. A. H ie U . .*>. nuivc v t jj in t a p ie broke up tonight an allrmpl ain and France, forming a "gold lo * th r rl)*em b lr M m i'ln r. Tims -lin e MV'*miiid la jr ■ tTcit. ~ of 400 ( ommunists to march - (Hants was tend staiivg that Hans M uiiiitin , In i a* a ,O lh lliatm ) g ctltu c fu! ■ VKe-jtre*ide?ll: R a l^ r ei il««l It M lot-• s ltilu lmn of "*11,111 -W H g comtnitiion, agreed to reiloie l.obert, their repre*'*ntalive, will "Whereas llje doelut from a Slovene section to the low ing y r it c iila y * a jijira l by S c r - _ ‘ n . iq d m m V m whi, li l„"un arrive here this week to lay out Sm ith, tpcond vice'ptem lent; M ir : always pr**»eitled ns n kindly, f)ihe gold to ihote epuntrirt from heart of Trteate In a demon­ multi hom ily -ujipo, le d ” M n p b n li’ * rrt.xry-G rn eiai I n g l e L ie for B ig eight baseball diamonds at the tm S lin rci|,b e r, tecretary; 1 *. 1 ’. , Inn llnld e in I rnpable junfi .d im stration Incident I m general which it wat tooled by tha Naill lira _Uuv u*r _ i s—uuuaUi-1 UiliL f!—wet- * niip e r *tmi l — " * '" " “— — airport for farm training inn-. Campbell. Iir a m r rt.___and Oscar j. 1 ■trike railed hy Jbr Coalman tSnt prr, "U ^Ml til*-"I EllII11i|i «naj»tI'»I * i » . ' ________ . -triitrt —fp orrt-T n r-tT ttrrrv tgT Pil - Uy. {mr-■ —hvrdirmimnv#-* W it ft. A no t o an ■oiiq i i l , E u titia faim o n at finandzl iccretaiy. Irk .\J«*-*!'•I' \ , R iC ilirit ItfM ifl **f Eb»ett*"loI3 a n ew r ^conference mid unethical,'' U li-iilid a * w ile d . - —rotary Edgar Feeley, mewled Union. The rlvll polire, un iitn 'm lr il 01 tl- I . *, -- I lie d el'Sle Vilit*Hip It ' IVitF i*l fil lVl‘ 1 ’* 14(!II111"! Diteclort named werer H. H that Carl Hul.bell, hua.l of the that ofily about half of the gold der AMG instructions to take Hoi lids ,-oinplulnt Iv M-cumlnry, | A iianel dot union (HI I'lbillMll. _ until tit'XI 1'nllsd -Giant* baseballfarm Bchmd-wilt Cnimlryy D rrL. T. Dor*. 'Sanfoni . it* object*, by law* and a ointltu lie'mlded. mid Hi? miijm ,'omeru ITn; 1'’ rt~be-dm nbulcd immr d t i t r * ’ l*summary-sctinwu-aralnst dis S ta te s a lio n jip ealfif, ifuoinrn i* the effect uf-muvieC, erilnv Amilli. i Tarns iljspHlch fiimi New orders, scattered the Comarrlye here shortly alter tha World Joudnry, E. G. Kitpaiuck, Edweiil In answer lo a question, Lb hull wat a fratuie of tbe mretinq hrouilcosi * mid i uuiies on uopres - \oik said llutt Aineiii'iin i'li'i*' Kiatiei* It. S»v‘i e. plfahlcni of tn* Soriea. munlst marrhrrs at Garibxidi I’l l l - l . . vMp 1 .ru iu il, to r all end F. Ijuir, Roy Mann* sml lab.ui veil laid he befieve* m r of the IfC- I’d.>1 ('lull held III tl: Stonnidi— ttiitids. ---- g a u d m J c u s - ie f:m iiiiii* .iU -L u ln iiC A requrai by tlin Iluity limits -♦*-MM114* MM 4 a n * 'f * $ square and sent the- leader* Shinbulter, and Saddle Club fur use o f jhu gold will not eliminate the need for bark to their humra. No arfount! Center la*l evening. Men* lie apldalldeil the Nntlonni uflei* the panic created by Vishiuprrly on the south aide o f the air l'ioi|)ect* pf the .Seminole lligl bership wai drliiietl and doll** tint! Hsting CoinpNiiy fur ttn re­ -ky’s p jw eh " nnd wns now tryhig reata or Injuries were report­ ilop-gap aid fur We*tem Europe In distract ill lent bill from the port adjacent to Mellonvllle Ave­ School Celery Fed football squad ed. j/r o m the United Slates. cd by Mn. R. C Maxwell; ri,»*i relit <u,h*l ' I'MIillillg el line .and m eusjil ion* "illt eel i'll ui ilio*e who nue in order to practlea raring iiiv*l,t> how* until utter ctill were oullmrd for llir coining »r.i Iiut, he added, it will In* a sub­ iicsliun by Mo* Maud.* I< nn*i) was approved hy the Commission MILAN, Italy, Sept. 21, </P)— dii'ii'- 11 -11itI U'diiiiic Jmoe* Y. dieum of. n new; war." stantial help ami might help to A atrlke of technicians and their with tho provisidn that riders n»l ton .by Principal Unman E.'M m penaltir* by "Mi** Gut»ie Hinton 1 Hi— ineviutisiv liud ,e|n*fted lU'IIIK'll. fisleinl director of piis j ease Francs over ita*present fin • assistants threatened today to interfere with haaeballl pYaelin- li*. Coach C. F. Kettle* and I. s|«-e. h h.id hud •ill*, will' l-ti'-ideil al the meeling. .Ilirn Vtshilisky's __ tbe gov ruling I m m I v .Hid ll* | «> v* rrsavwsse* so rsa* si*t • paralyze the entire Italian tea-, aetivities. iwlanl roadie* Fred Gauat, wle* r i* l,y M il. M.iiv U aw lint. llu* vou.-.l hop.- •lint the ullier not 11, -flW l " o f a hurslint’ l«*tiih' Hoik* Mould follow suit. ' .iiitoug "Amerii'mi tea. it..naite*", tile Industry, one of the rounThe Cummlaiton approved nn ba* thaige of the B ujuad, ami doc union wa* 1.d by Mrt. k I! try’s b-islest, throning 550.000 otdinaiiee * making appropriation* Fiotind aponkfd the movies with. mg them it) •'voiiipleio p .1,1. HI I J I i . l M U .Kept. 24 <«*»lim Tyler who it aiuttmg Coadi Cool A ir M oving persons out of work. Doth uni­ for the fiscal year 1U47-4H. The K.iml.,11 and llir |i|'ogialii aiMMg p1, tli, Hint emphasis, Citing "The -••).» Uthhling m i .h Ii. T I (full* lu b o d l.VIH) bead o l and company spokesman aald Isa' levy nf 2H mill* which in­ Krttlrt with the tegular tram rd by M u. M II. Sin jilt, Kill,'i "The t^ullaw” nnd “ Duel ( I lo- same diiqiulch said that luablila tattle tuuaid tuttalt with •j Down From Canada on IH4,strike, begun this morning, cludes 15 mill* for operation and I bey were introduced by I ' r i i y In rive* Sun" nv "eordiil JHirtray-! " ! iuiiu!|oua anti-Soviet slander,,11* iv tbe fight flic object! of llir Pilot Club al* of crime." wold shut down the Industry III mills for dtht service was ir W h ilrh u ril. ' ilrliole* trie nppo iiin,to Ilo­ ntf>lotlH<atv I tiled • , , , , , , , By ASSOCIATED PRESS completely within a few dava newed. The budget was adopt ml. ag.iiu«l fluoil* went ‘iqilitmtlically ilo suggested these three allei ; \m,ric«n pies* olid noli,*” and A new mass o f cool air from because the workers larked lerhHubert K ra m e r, assiatan t to ** ‘ el ^ 1 ln1,r '"'YJu ' " 1 It was decided that in event theie fjfWaitl III till* -r o ll L telglaibi (D >'> I'rom ole the otgaju- native eoui*e* o f arti.on slihit of •b«l iiiuny ’ ’seiiBlors, 1,’ pii.-ei,l ftaikatchew an moved Into North nlral direction. Some 15,000 to Is any ca*h aurplus* carried over Itnyimmil (le a v e r, p hM o grap h i-,. -- ...)o. t jit»Liivcti ilrirgatrx lu.lhcJ— a ir a Imlav Dakota and Minnesota _ today, 20,000 assistants quit work. as- io-a p p ly -it.tn jn ex t. year’arbudgoi .'waa ap p lau d ed fo r- h U piano tdav- aatibn - o f Pilot- TTubi^ tbrnughanL simmottnif—UurialaUull- _ TToil the Ill'll" AsaiH'lalion I*||- N. hale lidded their voire* to sending temperature* helmr free* IHijiular alid classical num the Unitril Stair* and in olliei A fleet ,d Mil til mulnibual* tensibly on grounds that the In­ fur operating purposes. *P' petti I-, fore the Federal Colt) Jhi* wlieeziog ctioro * “ ing and Ihrralrntd to sprrad dustry claailfied them as “ lab­ nylon jacket* and trousers which !< ■ ub’il willi •alulbag* bugged • mintiirt, ami lo tupeivite and ton hltllllcnlfotP* <'ill!)mission lo oppose 1 | [,,• Soviet govi'i oineol new* The sum o f 12,600 was ordered over tha north central region with orers." hera. npjiroprlated for the Public I’ m said ifit* the imint: ruling ba, k and fall It* In a weakened i,,,9k a I pa per U u-i li ii riiim frost in aotne sections predicted Coach K e ttle * e zh ililte d orm iKo tujl null i|ub*. (J ) lo em outage lenewal of a license, nentillg lest rare on whether an escrm»We | » , , ( |t*i* 4tf h im \ \ v tv »*\|h, i !»hI t•• jeets Fund to pay. for the new w ill lie Worn by the team ( III« tonight. dike. Hure mile* lung and* head logll rlhicat llandald* Among but- Vohline of crime hroudeust TRIESTE. Free Terrilory, Sept. fire truck when delivered. » VIO Mjivl f»»iI’JLffi imIv!(’•* «lii4-1't»•»| , Meanwhile, tha second Ironical year am i described the uniform * men and |iiolc*iional wutneo lair* llie "pulilic. interest. The ordinance limiting the di*U'itltint n ilif ira U u n ul i |»IU‘ high, and wmd wf-til around storm which struck Florida within 24 bV) Some 22.000 worker* left a* the ta*»t obtainahk*. l i e ' s t r e s s ­ 11 «n 11mam (*ii.gr« Hl*> I tmt llie movie nnd linuolritKl 1 1 mm 4 iniirti «in I ' h* * among evil ,titled, niuil •akeil farm ( 1) l o 1111 lib ate llir nlrat of *«[, »> a week1 moved across coastal their job* today in rnpontc to a ed the fact th at hi* new Jlgh*. eta* rod,'* he examined wtlli 1 labniet*. Viiluiltrei* Slid’ CUnvkl* t He at the batia of all wlilt by Georgia, with heavy /alia o f rain “ general itrik*” order u»ucd by team had good a p lril and coopei view lu irijifting "rfptable" isuperreportrd In northern Florida ativencaa. "W'e’ fe wiinilDf’ llir bailie." ruterptiiri and lo influence it vjsiim, ;('riinu Is Kupm tuil southern and eastern Georgia the Com munilt-dominated Sindi- Million Japs Made Assiatant Coach G«ina* define I j ajrplicAtiati to the tncial, buunr**, llu' tun wai 1ait and tbe wind 'I lia* an independent’ran*tnlaahtn cati Unici union in protett agiinit Wnd tha Carnllnaa, * aims or In* ins n . , . t ( ,... aim* of 11 squaii, squad. „ 1 ,- ■ , , , HomeleHK Uy^FItflid foothall su tv ey llie hutijer'l and m ake re Off In Mississippi IjPflt tbe iotitfiratl. bulb rtirriing* Temporalities today were mode- Allied Military Government iu»* ml declared football to he a ..... I V rm c life of the I dot, (4 ) I . cm im eiidatiuna. fa* tor* in Ibe liittri, unending rata between,the Appalachians ami pemion of tis of it* member*. a TOKYO,- Sept. 24 Ul*!—Thv Irst of D em o cracy, lie aald hi* d rvelop ftirm b b iji at a m r.iu* ul W.VKIHNGTON, Kepi 21 n il the Rockies, while cool weather Jlgld atblitUL lltf- cIrluriiU. I loudTha strike appeared only partly home ministry tepqrled nfflcuil- squad w ill p lay two horn* am i broadening the field of .zqijH iitutii. Utftoe tn Mi*r1ti||>|ii ttml laiu isicontinued In the Atlantic states four out ul of t<fWn gam es d urin g j y f a t water* front two tnqural tlnttnv ly today that tnoro than l.ipo.ium auccetiful. Half of the itorea were jHlia during the fita l lml( uf Ten Aired W om en after yesterday's readings o f the season. In basketball, 12 ! 1947 tleelliied in lunst <ategi<l if* *li!l ihie.iten Belle iilade, I'ahnkec In re|)ly to an appeal from the low freealng In some sections of open and half of the street cat* persons were made homeless by H’MMlIaara ,a !•■*» »ls I i <ntalin*frv* tln P«IK» MH Overcome By Smoke »- »*om|iaml w a ll tliu H id six ami ('an il I**itrit if tbe battle of New York state. vvere in operation, protected by disastroua floods which swept litsMilhi* uf I'.Ulij ail F i l l ie|MUl Today’s below freezing marks aimed Venezia Giulia civil police- last week over much o f nurthrtn tbe dike fail*. Personal Incomes To Honshu. * CHICAGO, Sejit. 24 (47 -T en -Iniwt'd .lo ,la y . were at Grand Forks, Pembina Evlinu*ii.il amt confused sri, by a* men. . .0 Most uf the Homeless, the min­ In the n'jnut Fill dlleftm J. .Austin Is Named agtii women, one ill yeut* old, and Dickinson, each reporting SO . Reach New High and aoma uf thorn crippled, were Edgar Hoover said Ilint natiq-i wind nml high water,* lliei ,‘iiitte Tbe jjJlied -MiWary Government istry aald, had l*egun construct­ above, ami Jamestuwn, N. D., ami Seal Bond Chairman overrulin' by smoke ami rfscu el till) crime tuse 7.6 |K-went ’ ill slump- ij^sl mill *ank a mot': •tn iV ” ** ,^|t, International Falla, Mifflv., SI, which declared ’ the ilrike older ing temporary villages atop rivn WASHINGTON, Sept. 24 <47 ' a levees and on patchaa of high with 11 ,itii"r eld erly women last tutui areas and decliherbR! > p<' atlenTfiTiiig to herd them l«:aallBW«a N a t m at * mercury was 22 at Winnipeg ground to wait out tha alow seeji- The Commerce Department pn George Austin, local fiTrnlluic liigiit after a fire broke out in Utuit In Cities the first half nt count where th e y could |m> loaded Man. The cool air was e spec ted age-of water. Other reports (mli. dieted today personal iticutnea *lll slur* manager. Im* been *,-l,vle.| a rooming lutuse pi 704 Diveraey till* , year cumjiared with lie in flat liultum Isint* nnd moved to spread Into Iowa, South IJakota Jap Bombs W ashed lu high land. All atiig u n t* tti rated the villages o f tough reach a new record high thia by th« Large Cifta Committee of I’arkwny on tlu* north aide. run, apbmling jn'iiml in t'.'til. and Wisconsin today and move • I a a lln a re um !'««» X I , ) month aa a result of the cashing Seminole County Tulierrulotds nnd shacks ware complete with blackNnliounlly tft*nuinU-i of uiui Tlie^ ten, must o f them mine Into Illinois, Indiana and Michr Up By Hurricane Health Association to head the tliun Ml years old, wt-te taken to der* and noil-negligent manslauglimarket* ^snd gangs of "Good pi­ uf Gl terminal leave bonds. Igan tonight. (Using wage and 'farm income* Christmas Seal Ihuid sale in this liu*|iital* where they were treat­ ter, rases dr,qi|i*'d from It.IT |ht A pencil’s A rc Opposed rates" who looted Inundated High temperatures ware report­ MIAMI, Sept. 24—<47—Tha hur were credited with contributing atra. * . ed lor exhaustion. Other*, wen* luu.uuu inhabitants to 2JI2. 1 i'l ed on tha Pacific coast and In rtcane-churned Atlantic spewed homes. Hy ( ’ilrus Producers He declared this morning that loutig ran d for nt a hotel lu-ar Misxisxijqii the derline was from In tha lataat nvialon of it* increase in incomes, which wcie the mountain atataa. yesterday, tlx deadly, Japanese antl-ahlpping at a record annual rate o f $197, knowing the work of the Asaocia the iluee-atory brick roomiiiK ',151 lu li.tV.i while the Louisiana the mercury reaching 102 at Fres­ mines onto the beach near Ft. official Gguras, Aha ministry said drop Was frolil K.llb.tu tl.6.1. 999 persona died, 964 ware mist­ 000,000,000 in July, laleit month lion and the many jieople that It is house. . I \KEl \ND. Kept 21. i47—A no, 101 at — Eos,iAngelas. v. ■ Calif., aand t-.-----, . " T T T Pierce, tha Coast Guard reported ing and I/H0 ware Injured in the for which figures are avail*!.Ir helping -daily. that he i* glad to t - 1* T Atlhuugh - im 22 -irr— Mississippi nti-vt jifop osal to h u m two ce n tra l sales Tht' fire started under a rear North, at San Francisco, tha day’ s yesterday. Despite the climb in income, the have The opportunity of heading porch and spread inside the build­ and 24 ill Isiuisiana were included agencies lu m a rk e i F lo rid a 's citrus Goods. Its incomplete reports list­ The mines, fully armad, were ed 1,182,878 made homeless when Department .acknowledged “ some the Large (lifts Committee. He ing. Carl Peterson and his wife, in liie tabulations, figure* were fruit* was ojquised today bv the found as Coast Guardsmen made consumers are being squeezed |>redictfd that ail business men Kande, operatora o f the rooming given ortly fur on e- New Or- Klorhfn Ciftvii Produeet* Trade a routine check o f the Atlantic 416,211 homes war* destroyed or by tha price ad van ce.” DIVORCE FEB *• and private citizens who are able huuse, and neighbor)) aided fii«- leans. Association. Inundated. LOS ANGELES, Sept, 24, (47— beaches following tha hurricane tfOwill be’ gTad to rp*pond to the ttien in cat lying out niurl of tha In a statement released hy Mar­ New Orleans was listed a* hav­ . . TWO KILLED Mrs. Marjorie Lane Doolevy has a- werk ago. 41 at annual Chrl»tma*,flml appeal. women. ing 'll murders -the first halt vin II. Walker1, iwetvlary-manager. „ , NiTCTITciar Iheory was advanced Storm IH0QU0I8, O n t, Sept 24) <47 petitioned for a court order re­ Jack Rat Igan, gttieralT'halrman Potire Sgt. James Fanning said of 1107 and 44 tho -first half uf Die Association said the two-agency —At least two men were kit|fd for tha Christmas Seal sale, said a 12 year old boy, who hay lo-en 11*411. New Orleans crime in tdh- plan would Ik* "Ineffective In main­ quiring actor Brian Donlevy to as to hove tha mlnaa might ahava . To Holland's A.uTo made s 20,000 mils trip around and pay bar attorneys a >60,000 fee number Were Injured hy"e today that he will announce his questioned about salting fires sev­ er categories, together with Up* taining price* nt profilabla level* rolllafon o f the oil tanker •for tha forthcoming Ing legal fight In Capa Horn Into tha Atlantic. Art St “Trans County chairman next week. , eral timiW after he admitted !«* rortt'XiHmdiiig 1916 total? for growers." GAINESVILLE,’ Sept. 24 < 47unofficial eiplanatloh was that .which'•fra will 5 attempt m ‘ to have lake and tha carrier Milverton _ ubery, -947 in 1947-awd- >6« -Tho Iwootgiaicv- propwaal w a s -----YUUL-Cbriilmaz ■Ing ot-member-u f. a gang of ho Lindsey-JlaUand, olds** aep ,f Japan gave mlnaa.to Italy whan >- their Ubvorea-.eet aside. In the abopt-g mHe .dow rrth ^ BCTCiW. Seal dollars wont for you on a arsonists, wat detained for ques in 191*1; aggravated asaaull, 27*1 made by the United Grower* and United States Senator Spdasar I that Asia nation ran low o f axyesterday, Mrs. rence River from Iroquois today. year round basis, makes mo con­ tionlng. ami 282; burglary, breaking or Shipper* Association last June. probably doesn’t war* L. Holland, y, 34-year-old form er sing- ploaivaa, and tha mlnaa The dead men, both members of fident that the people of Seminole Spokesmen fur the Producers entering, 671 and 474; larceny planted by Italian submarines. agree with reports that last night's her attorney, Isaac Pacht, the erew o f the MllVarton, were County will h*lp ua make thl* afami theft, 1,279 and 8H2; autu Trade Association said they ware storm did only "alight damage” Mina disposal crews W en sum­ i the court that work In Second Mate William Robertson fort tha baat ever to be held In END OF DHT witlirig to work with other pro­ theft, 62U and 671. would be o f a monumen­ moned from tha Seventh Naval in thl* northeast Florida city. o f Toronto. OnL, and Third En­ Seminole County," aald Hr. Rat NEW YORK. Sept. 24 <47 ducers to unify the industry fo r District haadquarien at Jack­ Holland, a law stttdant at the gineer F, Dobson o f Montreal. tal nature because o f the > tu b Standard Time returna at 2 A. igan. " better marketing, hut declared the sonville. University o f Florida, perked hi* bornnes* o f tire contest." M. Sunday to the communities PREVENTIVE ARREST! - two.agency jilnn wax unworkable.. new automobile outside his apar;- ' JAYCKK NOTICE t in 16 slates where Daylight Sav­ GUILTY OF RAPE CARACAS, Venezuela. Sept. 24, BOWLING LEAGUE rnent In University Housing Vil­ All membera o f the Seminole ing Tims waa adopted 22 weeks NEW YORK, Sept. 24, (47— A ItKNTON RESIGNS (4T--The Ministry of liar Interior JKW8 ACCEPTED All persona interested In Join­ lage 111. County Chamber o f . Commerce 20* year-old mechanic, accused o f Igf}, has informed the ronVtltudnt asWASHINGTON, Sept. 24. <47— . LONDON. Sept, gt ing a city Uagua bowling team At tha height o f the storm, ar# urged to attend the noon meet­ twice knocking down women with About 45,000,000 Americana,’ . AuthoritsTIvo Kv hit shall Wf are advised to meet at S:00 o'clock winds blaw a magnolia tree down, ing tomorrow at tha Mayfair bla automobile, offering to drive most o f them residents o f the tenihlv that 169 persons are under President Truman wax reported "preventive arrest” In the Inves­ ready today to accept the resigna­ ’ avaning at the y across tha Hof- Inn. The meeting will be devoted them to- hospital.’"end d then 1raping northeaat. northeast, can act set their thair clock, clock* tigation o f tha .alleged Kept, Kept. 9 plot tion o f William Benton as .M u t­ to the dlecuealon end voting upon 1them, was convicted lata yariar- hack-an hour Saturday night and ant M -cretatv of stats in chargo nt. Inh llu ? th. proposed change, in tho orgaal|day of kidnaping, rape and a<->.leep • that much later Sunday jltural af* R. Vargas said tha o f Information and cultural fair*. 1 Americans Reported Recovering F r o m General Strike Is Ordered By Trieste Reds >iG V-’ B fc Frank Lamson Is Movies, Radio And Comics Are Named President Of Kiwanis Club F o o t b a l l Prospects Of Celeryfeds Are Told By Kettles Objects Of Pilot Club Explained | At Evening Meet Monthly Donation Is Voted Celery Crate." “Milk RepoTi Mmltr^r, linyist n* rlilrl, -rlfldi. lucky EfforlH I’n Save Cattle In (Jades Prove I'm it less J fc , it id -. I . - * ' . j ; ‘ " - '------- , % •• V.” *T I _ — f' ■' ' - * y,- ; J'dJBMf.J* . ' i l l j i -.vi.i - f �*■ t m&m TnE PAGE TW O sanford h erald W E D N E S D A Y , S E P T . 24, 1947 . S A N P o n n , Fl o r i d a Three Governments T h e Sanford Herald Richard H. Cooper Talks In Kissimmee WORLD.1# TODAY ,THE . .Tho \Meriinf nf Foreign Wars uj> to»iw-*waiiuukil f.,1 Thrlr o1(drtA in driving immfl.td.UiiIU-Awii-awnwicfcanil.'-' nt>* Ufctti-iXAlACKENZlit— KTSBIMMKET. Kept. 24 (Special> fecetitiy rctlrcA a* deputy com--tUkKanliii AM*‘i»4 *-*C« lllnK; f Hr W fU m ffn Plinhla** . . ».,ai.d.i.lt.^.Bacut^»( the li. i . - lor nm » :o w 1 -erf** . w f p w i r r o i w i t i rm h t inwater control problem*. Richard j [o n :'* , wai ready to go house benefits of the economic nnd political system under which (Dick! Cooper, candid*Ie *for j hunting .here today. The 30-year _______ m N«m# riiM Wiltif we in this country live. They are not seeking, us whs point­ The battle In the United Na­ governor, spoke to the Kissimmee aiViy veteran yesterday Iwcame C lr l.k .r XT. I u I It. ml I W I - ' " H I , . ed out at their supper meeting Monday night, to advance tion* hetWMh a vice president of Hughes Tool the ilrmocraclM Lions Club Monday night. Bf • * • (■ )< , HHflrr **l Art Since he opened his campaign Company, original unit of the their own selfish interests, but rather to bring to their and the Hussion liloc ha* developed m l I ' n i x a a l M airb o. IMfT. Howard with a Sanford talk. Cooper hq* widespread holdings of membership a better acquaintance with their public officials u new angie (lirougi) the decla­ ration hy a high Soviet *oun *• been lr\vlted to speak and has spok­ Hughes, aircraft manufacturer and nml n broader grasp of international problems. 1( 0 1 . 1. A H I 1 l~ IIKAN ,t " that, the Soviet Union undoubt­ en in Gainesville. Clearyraterf iHollywood producer., i _ .' i jiiiih Present /it the meetihg the other night In addition to edly will 'boycottthe “ little As­ Tavares. Clermont, Winter Garden urm n ns i i k %s leading state officials in veterans organizations were city sembly" proposed by U. 8. Secre­ diilittM d a,.,.r and Sarasota. The voice of the Jegmdmy t e i 0 The 27-year-old war veterin'-and and county commissioners, our state senator and repre­ tary o f State Marshall If it is ■pie at-ISefpH'-waa espleine-l-hy m-wnpapVr'msn astrrli-.r tM ttr“ WO It bm'idrflos If VTK*---- - sentative* in the Legislature, other city and counly-ofiickU, o*tohllsha«L— must ulurate, we must mobitiie, historian Hippotytua as being a ■ r Carrt,r, » , ,k • . « as well as many other civic leaders In various walks of life.' The “ l.ittle A»aemldy“ would l»r we must fight to protect our trick in which a corn-rated assia«M Maalh a general rnmraitlee on which Their prinuipul sjrenkor was Francis P. Whltehair of Dc» all member* ui tin* UN Wou.d Tfclrt M«Uh> * great natural water resources. ant spoke thiough The flexllde •la O.xlfc. “ •“t Land, one of Florida's- ablest attorneys, a former candidate **Il took millions of years since tie entitled to representation and gullet of a crane. Ob* lift H'H for governor, and himself n veteran of the recent war in the dawn or the World to build it wniibt ait permanently to con­ up water resources,’ ' said Cooper. sider vital mailers such a* those which he served with the Navy in the Pacific theater after AllAfttL,', >», Milnt, nr<> “ Yet In the span of a lifetime, xnirh now pie being side-track" I uluilxu, mml M ilm -t CkmmfC null we have seen our water system •MlfrtalaatrBt. far lit !>»>»«« "* taking a ten months' course In military government at tn the powerful Security Count d I)r. Charlra L. PeniotM Columbia University. ibMb i ' la>(i. will kt rbaranl la, dangerously unbalanced."________ by Russian veto. The Muscovite* M trsalar afttilWai rmlrt. O p lo m e trla t . Mr. Whitehair's talk was appropriately called "Three hold that such a committee woul I has Ireen at it since. Ills' toughest • lataa* Srn»*s|>rT lli»n«»Ulli«. World Governments" and in it he sought to define dearly routtavene the UN Charter. Sanford Atlantic Ilk. Bldg. I law. rrgjrr.rala Tkt M,raM la ‘ kt the differences between Democracy, ns We know it in this job* have Iicon two Elorida hur- * Hours: 9-12 1-5 I’ hona MS | This Soviet threat may lie bluff, wallaaal ll,L at rtuillalM. trillricane*. two Miaslssippl river Bat. 9-12 *M arr aaaalalalaa* la Ha, lauaal country, and Fascism and Communism, ns well ns to em­ but if wo accept It at face value, floods and the 1827 flood In Ver­ rilka la lit* raaalr, aailk atad-iaxa- phasize the obvious similarities which exist between these for tho sake of argument, the Eye* Eiamlned • GUaaea Fitted I mont. la ('hlraaa •■* lira Vaia.iju e a t in n immediately arise* two alien isms but which we are often so prone to forget Sinfi la a mrwkfi al lie luaSalH run OTfclrh !• eallll-A in our prejudices against one or the othdr. Mr. Whltehair whether a boycott would jeopar­ •Ut*a»l| fa lb* a*» ml ,r*sM»- made it perfectly clear that as between the two he had dise the whole UN. Some observer* fear that It might, since it bUbb ml all Iba taaat ■*»■• rnlalrO ..... --- . - , . . ,, *1 , . ., 1b tbt* BviMbBbrr, a, n.n a< ait I )iti|e choice, and that he would ns soon fight one as the would tend Inward a {ware organ­ HARRELL’S SEAFOOD IP B.B. *i.B.,*b... -other. isation from which the Soviet block would stand aloof. WHONBHDAY, 8 KPT. II, I9t7‘ The flrit thing which both Fusclsm and Communism AND POULTRY do ns. ,1*0011..as they get thv.powqr* ^ r , AVhiUjhair. pointed Tha answer to this, unfm tUnsU•* rsVti ! * r-.v» f7- <’• WJB jUKHT. ARK SPH tlTtfAlb ly. hi 'that stsrrsfnen generally’ •; f ' ;'s ?* PUB THEY LAST ETERNAL­ but, is to abolish every other nnlltical parly* except their recognise that the UN already TiA * MOVED ______ ______ # _____ LY.—I Cor. 12:31: Covet cam- own. lA*nin did it first In Rtissin. Then Mussolini did it In ___ lieen remlerrd impotent by Soviet j Italy. And finally Hitler did it in Germany. Anti all of them tactic* nf obstruction. 8d thoilutui V ftiy t h ^ hest gifts.___ FROM Assembly would estate no threii EOtMH UOtfARY of War Henry I„ Stlmson chats with Mr*. Robert A. have done it in every other country over which they 311 North French Avenue to a unity which doesn't esis: Ixrvett, wife of the Under*ecrelary ol Stale, during a party at the SlimbcmTr Ml J T vou*'wrrT five achieved the (rower. The next thing they do Is to almlish all The UN already is divided along son home in Huntington, L. TO W CIf Y,. In celebration of the *t*teiman’» trade anions, all civic clubs, all organizations of any kind the same lines as the world a' ftOth birthday »nidv*r*ary ailmson. who served In the cabinets of (our year*. Sgu) The, Laboi Dcpstt•M)7 W est I'lrst Street whirh are not .directly uponsored nnd controlled by the large - the Soviet bloc on the on- President*, wits prearnled with a Presidential ptaque In recognitionrnrnt announced s lew dayt ago hand and the rest o f the globe nf his lee- sed d*Vm#d iervlee to Amedeo, (falernatlnaot) state. that the average income it higher. -■ * Rirnultanemifcly with these attacks upon personal free­ OR the’ other. But the Commerce Department rearea and make a rehabilitation dom, of course, is the abolishment of freedom of speech and The ideal sulutiun of these di­ vealed yesterday that the total pub- the press, as well as all religious worship. It is absolutely vision* of course would l/e th*‘. Head Of Red Cross surva- Tho people help themsclve* A N N O U N C IN G lie and. private debt iw the United _ as much a* possible, then the Red KltabfUketf In JUN r i l 1IAt«l if-illr r i r*pf P*f«riar mm* *mntmwd. .............I l l ----- t H — i r r uggaaiiii — S -v * GENERAL EAKEK nittEl) «a? ■ . S ««u * *vai*yat*4J’03o (ui .ciEiv. man. Woman and child. Did you Or are you one of.|hotc who figlake that into your r*lculalion»> u»e that your dehti don't count? mxm r r » — ____ _ .t--. ■ ■ * 11 f|* Frosts and rvrn snow, arr al­ ready being rrpurtrd throughuui the north . . . which means that our winter visitors will soon he with us, perhaps a frw snow-hirdi at well. As a matter of fac( a good winter season is generally pre­ ceded |iy an influx of woodeo check artists, gamblers, racketeers and second story men for whom everyone should he on the look­ out. Re hospitable and (riehdlv to strangers, but don't cash then On ihr Ovrrsess Highway north of Key Weil a motorcycle crashed iato^a d ill It -late -one -night. —H ir sailor who was driving it was not killed, though lie laid in the dibit for seven (tour* before-regaining consciousness By his side was the dead girl who had hern riding on behind and who was killed instantly. A man who takes his girl friend for a ride on a motorcycle where her legs have not the ‘ (lightest protection if a truck it tetsped, or the motorcycle skid*., does not think much, of his girl. air really Uid i) on the line Monday night tn.deg the stubborn tactic* an-i aggressive design* of the Ru* Communist* in miring to dom* the world. Thil former candifor governor who i ^ i dcthe sometime* conttfva* Daid’Ciy „ , r , - r » i,w 1 would rsther die tomorrow tavx my f*mily‘ d * with me." I this veteran of World W«r 1 "than live under any system ~ amun.snt" W# should like him debate .that Believes - -Iti' Beil Ready For Disaster itiR. The people can ex|tect to hnve no voice under any re- In the warring F.ast-Wrst power'­ (fime where the dictator decided. Nor can they worship God ll! reconcile their dlffercncVa which ntt they plcane in any country where the State is the Su­ he declared were breeding fesHy HOWARD ItOliSON and hale throughout (he world. preme Being and can bear no competition. “ Tlie indi>|H-n.able condition for Al’ Newafraturra These and many other rtimllnritlcH between FuHyiam peace," Lie told the Assembly, WASHINGTON—All you ran do and Communittm Mr. Whltehair (minted out. all diametrical­ “ is Ilist nation* with different alioul a disaster, says Colin ly o|)|mHed to everything for which thia country was found­ social system* and different In­ Herrle. is gel ready for It. And he is. As national admin­ ed, on which it grew and fiourltthcd for over a century and terests shall strive and Work to­ istrator of Red Cross disaster ser­ gether, side hy sole, in peace a half, anti in which moat of tin still believes Unfortunately, must find expression in po­ vices. nothing that man or nature there arc acme who hnve fallen victim to the opiatea of This litical negotiations which shot-' may rook up in the way o f devast­ alien isma. who have wormed their way into poaitiona of willingness .......... to rum promise. With- ation can surprise or dismay him. Herrle. a tall, gray native of truat in iHrlltlcal officea, in our educational ayatem, in trade1,7,11'such a will mi mechanism lot Washington, i s '66 years old and unions, and in pivic organizations. f,,. .the maintcnanca o f' interriatioabl has* spent 37 of Hume years with These and their fellow travelers nml sympathizers muatjp**^ *'"l security, tuiwavar jm-i the Red Cross—33 of thrRt getting Ire carefully watched, and wherever possible, as Mr White* r“ n ,ir vfwrUve.” ready for, ami 'getting over dis­ hair tytid, tho termites must be exterminated. The VFW That obviously U a triui bill. aster from Vermont and l-ouitiana However, until tin- happy day ol, China amt Serbia. leadership has made a good start in bringing ^ r. Whitehair i iimptoii'isc arrives there wuui lj to Th, CrAs* Mr-pend. primsrlto Sanford and in promoting a better understanding of gov­ ,\?'n T ln/ |/ Ujil* ''" its local in ernmental problems. May they keep tip thtrgond work unlit the DviniVtbfle, to drag Ihe pree- ,.yery i.lnlntyt „ , ehapteh. _ for-one it, ,|U. »t* - —Each - . ,chapter Americanism is no longer in danger from anywhere in thu, tut helpless UN orgomsatron out aster. has a disaster of the doldrums so that it will chairman in charge nf surveying w orR ' ____________ _ Iw partly effective. } 'f » l rrsuurcruL am l-geiting-then matter- n f-fa tT X ,1 F7»JVr UN could lie highly if* since the majority of the riations want to make It . Bnumiii* nml the buying mid selling of them would not be «harnrx*-of~Ru*ai*-and seem ttrinvplvc A potittCHrillsturlNince. Rut siidh is Die'nisi* her satellites lie a shock­ in'Haiti,‘where this (mptilur fruit Is grown in large quanti­ ing tiling, and would U1 is to tie avoiiWI ties. 1\ \ \ hy all rea»omtlil4 rneatik, but Hera Bannnns are sold to Amurican traders on a concession are many who believe that it Imsls, and since the overthrow of the former president of wouldn’t render tho rvconstrttettv this republic and the establishm ent nf the pew executive, organitallim useless by a long shot. It still could |ierform a great President Kstime, the concessions have not boun established service f o r . most o f the globa. on a permanent ijanln There sie those who would cln H. Stuart Mnrrliton, who writes fur t^e Chicago Dailyl troVeM<'th is vi«w i,y"i *ir»ui!gCm Ncwn ’ wa anaerlH that Eatlmc’a one tlenire "in to gel the highent the late league of Nations saying (roHHiblc price for tho needy IIititiniiM who grow baniiiinH that it iliril Iwcausc thp Unltvil The American trnder'n one aim In to get an many lmnanttM Slates ilcrlinct! to join. But that's hh ponaible for in few dollam an (sonnihln, and the prefer*, not true. Thp I^-hkup failml, not tweauw of Ajncrlca’s ahsrmr but atonal politician in after an malty of thone Yankee (tulla™ lircauac its major msmticr* wein an he can gpt." playing jMiwnr politics. Black market* in Kurope.nountlpimple compared to thin The Uniti-<| Nation* orgsniiathree-way atrugglc. If tho aitpatlon in not untangled noon Iton-wnn nmrpivcrl ln thfl ~miBAmerican buyer* are likely to null out of the market, and wurht spirit fostcreil hy allicil the rcnultlng .shortage will affect everyone Djpm Father, unity In war. Since then thp glob* itself has liean ilivhlart Into two who like* lmnann* on hla cereal, to the bnby.^ho thrive* •amps -Ihe Soviet bloc vermu* on the mashed fruit. all fom tri. Thl» being *o Irstrlkes us that It Isn't strange tn get a continuation nf the split in th-UN, Tills situation can scarcely he rcmctllctl In the peace. organi­ A woman sciential of Jerusalem, attending thr recent sation until the global hrearh is -------------Yes,“ W e H n v tN rr-- * - - -A s- ic «tmeted feftivc, world's r~ Die modest demand* of the European nations probably deserve •ur appreciation. They only asked for 19 billion dollars from us, j billions more from the In­ ternational -Bank tkwrii W*—*<W>» 'ipri. Thai** only 22 billion dol in and it is spread over four year*. We don’t have to pat* it all ■p right away. We can wail.thicr or four years for some nf it. Rut * Behind The Research •ooner or later. w , will have to (hell out *1 least this much. 0 | MX! year they m ap find Id kavt more than International Cancer Research Congress In flfc Louis, told g [or'now, hut that of her patient and long-time experiment* with rodents nry Wallace say* that the United Slate* can’t win the third World War. h probably couldn't if he were' elected President and allowed the Army to become a corporal's guard, the Atr Force to completely disintegrate, and took all our warships out in the At­ lantic and sank them s* a. demon itralmn to the rwt of the world that wa are a peace-loving nation. D e next Pearl Harbot with viti atomic bomb* and lohg range plane* would legya us without a chance of ever ready to fight a war. But ilely. Henry Wallace is nut enl. Nor is he likely- to he. American people have too ‘ that.___ . !___- 1 ' "S !!!.!!,n -Tyt^nxphoT^nf'nnrpittVictPitTtpbRtff 6 t I6l*rtitil iindcrstaiui- II* mails an impassioned appeal which led to belief In a connection between leprosy amt cancer. Her discoveries that th£*c two age-old diseases of mankind might hnve some interrelation, plus.some further findings were acknowledged airimportant ecntribUtk>tta~ to­ ward attacking tha mystery of cancer. Thia woman, Hr. Rlvka Ashbcl, was {rained in the University of Ronle and fornterly worked In Nnples and lAJndon. Her clinical findings and deductions arc too technical for the average layman to comprehend. Yet there ia some­ thing heartening in her story. Hore is a woman who somehow managed to remain Hteadlly at .her professional pur­ suits despite living in several centers wht storms raged moat fiercely. brio' announcement of her research conclusions The brief carries no hint of what personal difficulties she has over­ come. And that story probably would be as thrilling a hu­ man narrative as was her report from a medical point of view, ■ . . lined up for emergency une. Onr of the best setups we have Is In Florida, thr Dade Courtly o r­ ganisation In Miami." Herrle told rife^TT lhey’ h sd ^ hurrfriine ihfx morning thry i-intld put 30,000 pAtptr under iheltcr tonight," Disaster' business In (hi* coun­ try^ I* big. The Rod Cross gets about a disaster a day, ranging from smalt fires up to floods, cyclones and hurricane.. It still I* paying for the rare of people In­ jured In cyclones 10 year* ag-i and expofta to tip taking care of Injured from the Texas City, Tex., rxpidoslon and fire to years hone*. Here, rouhly, is thr way the Red Cross goes 10 Work on a .d is­ aster! The U, 8. Weather Bureau makes dally rainfall reports, at noon, to llnl C ro s s lu-aniuatera - hers. When u hurricane Is spotted, it re port* more frequently, somellnie* a half-dnien times a day, on the storm’s -progress and probable path. Bupposr a hurricane Is headml fon Florida and „s the Weslher Bureau thinks it yt*IU. hit Duds Couqty flrsL Th* nearest Red Cross area office,'aZ,At1anta.„Ga., makes ’ sure thr lnr*t chapters have lieen warms! had ary getting mended: ‘ • Meantime the 'JTemocrarle* are ready. It may etfkhllsh a tempo­ rary raginoal headquarters tn trying through drealion nr tha difret (he work of chapter* in Little Assembly to give th* UN1 teverhl -countlc* ur even *everal state*. a pair o f crutches. The local worker* get their me chlnery In operktton ’ ant! make TANKER EXPLOSION sure that famlliee along the coaet NORFOLK. Vs., Sept, 24, Ofy— have been warnrd and moved One man died early today follow- out. If necessary, the Red Cro** Ing an explosion aboard th* Unk«r move* them. Esso Saranac-at 11:4& o’clock lu t Whan th* storm* (Dikes, ataernight some 230 mile* ea*t by touth .gency eld—food, shelter, clothing of the Chesapeake lightship Two and mcdlelna—t* on hend. 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Cross’ carries’ oh from ' there 'Hln gifts o f money for hospital care, to replace furniture and clothea and even to repair or rebuild hous­ es. jjometlme* the gifts run into thousand* of dollars' for a single family. • “ For year* that rehabilitation work ran about (4,000,000 a year,” Herrle said. “ Last year It was 16.000.000, and the Cord only knows what It will In- this year." On the wall Itehlnd . Herrle’* desk I* a 1800 photograph of the San Francleco earthquake and fire and #n artist's drawing of the Louisville. Ky.. cyclone, tornado and firo of JBD0. Those were a little before hi* lime. Hla first big Job wilh the Rnd Cross was to work on a study of flood problem* In Chins In 1914. When World War 1 broke out ho ‘ returned id hi* country and in 1916 went abroad with the Rockefeller Foundation’* war re­ lief commlsision. ' ferric fslurned liTTfle- Red Cross after the war. He hit the big league* in disaster relief with Urn 1U2H Florida hurricane and ’ .. ’ ‘ rv : :1 �J WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 24, 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Officers Elected A t Truth Seekers Meet PACE THREE m. r m {Beasley, 'Iatr*d Millikan. Samir.i •vend .!«■. at Daylima with their •M. > l rttihalt. i .111. '• I it ■ !j Martin, font hi ^ itu« r there. m lt i n , M i* . I I A , I'mrtin, llill> C-<\. I'hrir.*- Bathei. Mi .ii,.I .Mi*. Unitnli! Johnson, V M. Martin. Mr*. Ihtw jwd Hunt. Tluthi-r UTida. D n r- ■f Belle , tiii^r, han- returned D oiuthv lln**1 ■Irnntt D uds, lioym dm l M iU e r. T i ' r : mme after si-i-tulintr a roupl* of Oviedo Sprtlil In thr Sanford lln x lj H> MARIAN R. JONKh mm jSociaL-Xlalendf’r WEDNESDAY TTh W. M. U. of tlm D im Baptist Church* will observe the "season o f prayer for safe .mis­ sions" In the church annex at 7:30 P M THURSDAY The Seminola itvbekah Lodge M|. 43 will hold their rrguiar meeting in tha 1. O .-O ^P, llall at* 1 :0 0 P . M " obligation _____Thla will be night so all member*, are aaked to attend. * FRIDAY The N de V Howard Chapter o f the United Daughter* o f the Cpnfederacv'will meet at the home of Mr*. P. E. Roumillat at 3:00 P. M. ‘ Broadway By JACK O'UIHAN NEW YORK—Since the "name band" huaincs* i* a multi-million dollar trade, the folks who play and alng thr nation's ditties have become a matter of intensely seri­ ous moment not only to mu.de publishers and composers, hut to tha listeners who buy sheet music n £ Billboard ^Magaiinc has* just polled the disc jockeys, the fid. lows who twirl the records on thu nation’s radio station*, and these are pa finding*, the result of some 1,800 questionnaires. FIddy _ Howard' wun lu tne “ Sw eet"' orchestra division with­ out any trouble, polling IJI72 .vote*. T*x Beneke ami the <11,-nn Miller Orchestra, an orgnniiatiuu some folk* uninitiated to hot jars Jnlght consider a highly torrid or- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee PrvVO announced today the birth o f u daughter, Diana Lee, on Sept, IX in Placeville, Calif. M i-. Lee will lie rcmvmliered a» the former with Xavier's arrh-nvnl. Flnrie Madrlguera. placing - cwbil, and a newcomer to the iyi:*.t-vo.threekirk rlnas. Deal Ai wis. third: Notn Morales fourth and Carlo* Mu|. inaa 'fifth. Spike June* won .the “ Coin" title, tu no one's sumrlse. Nut "K ing" Cole and hi? IfTo tori; the "Small Hand" laurel, with the Benny (lomlman sevtet and Joe Mooney‘a iiuartet o f ]ar< (haniln-r musicians to m e distance behind. IrettTtig briefly away f»«in 4h* Rawing stufl Bing Crosby with the hands of Claud - Thorn ah Shore lieat Jo Stafford. Peggy hill, F'rcddy Martin and Tommy 1.0,• and Margaret Whillnt: to the Dorsey following In that -rrd-r. The "all-around, female’’- prire, * and last-named gentleman placed fiftfx Lauritt Melchior won the “ ClnsIn both the "Sweet" and "Swing" aical. Male-female” competition. Stuart F’oster, of Tommy Dor* categories. sev's orchestra, won the “ Mala the "Swing” poll, an honor un­ Band Vocnlist” poll, anJ lunc usual in itself since the Kenton Christy, eratwhile Stan Kenton orchestra has been disbanded for cutie, the "Fern Band Vocalist" some time. Runncrauip in lh.- tilt. The Pied Pipers were first JfSwIng" class were Bunny flood- among the choices fu:- "Singing yuan. Duke Ellington, Hairy James firoups," while among those noted and the aforementioned and doub­ in the "Most Promising Newer Names," the winners were Llliot ly-honored T. D. Xavier Cugat and liii ntsortad taiwrenrc in the hand poll. F’ >an castaneks, ghourda and hornt won kie Laine among the nial" voeal for that master o f tho rhumba and . . . ___ . samba the “ Latin-American" title, feminine warhleis, ll . */ 1 •{ FUrrtion of officers a n held at ii -M cM ahan, H . - H> IViKttitjl. h iv - .t h i week u-,gh t s l a t e F , the. mold M y, business snil^ toe la 1 rl'JlO l i< r H ' • "t ■• ■ ; 1' meeting o f the Truth Seekeni Clatv M ie .A u L ittM a r M r -.tr a r a s :to .- S : : .Mr*. of. thg/Hnttr llarhndurt..t*dai .»t• k _ ft . , _ . . 1 X. . atagh-.tryW i rrrjw ft i>wa V -t'I T Mi dwiigbti i . Heierl> Ann. \4 OrlanTTi*’ devotional waa led Ty 'Mfs, IJVep If' thr Agriculture Huiftfirig I.XJaih' K«*t* ike-. do. wiii; v i/tin g relative* in OvlNellie Vaughan, former data pres- bv MAdames Fled Pierson, fs r l Mr* Leon V *«»Hiff, Dali i do F'ridftv. idrnt, who also presided over the Daul. Ju*iU>h l.einlmtl. J. .V ling-did. , Mr- Flow. Hill Shoemaker ha* left for ^ buiinvaa meeting. Mr*, /anla laird Thumji-un. Tlotlla Co*, Balidi.Kmg (iuvmi. Mr* Mi-. It. I Rag-dale » t * holies* HownnF Mi H.tuiii.F Hun' Hun: Mr*. (iainraviltr to reaume hi* studies wal elected president of the group and J, It, Junea. Jr. \\. II II inn Mtrhdn\ aftoi mam fur the .Nettle i at the University o f F'lorfda. The room #»* besulifullv *f, laid . M{3L Mr*, . 1 1».itvI-jU: Aulin; -H vaid. “ >n I ai r,. II . itrh- nl her home. Mr*. . and vice prraident will be Mr*. J. Theodot^4 Vidin, > •, -It. Mill*J **A ThV.«!i.i. AuSin SnV newly elected |H. Crawfunl. secietary.. Mrs. L. S. orated with nixed f|Otter*. gladi- Mr* Ttlv'irtlsll iirilth lH« . Hal* It*'. i 1'- ilar. M a n //JM Mis* Evelyn Ratliff left on Sun- llarkry and treasurer „and nu teacher. olt. fillra and* Ie r n / The bride's blltleV J ord •;tri*-h i'!i r,^ replacing Mr*. Dstsy aiatet.* lleHy, kept the bride'* irifl l,«.R.iv \Voo*l 'I I'liarlie Me- j:, Mr*. Anil* Crawf mi l aim-U lerlitin.l /h s d charge _of dav for DeLapd where she will Mr*. T. E. Wilson, -----------......... ......... ........... .. . .iichak. Mrs. *d ftvini..iLlxii'Ul_ : i '- ............. Mr— A" 1> Mrtcaif entrr Stetjon L Diversity. \ cumittee composed of Mrs. W. MtttmT-tttfrrr'rtftrTr Sir* Sptir*'?i interesting- program ” ,u „ “ “ „ . i s . Thornton. Mr*. It. P, Crrmhaw g ifu ^ many in her cho-rn mttrrtr - IV I< Mr. and Mr-- FM Walter DObtiin left on Saturday . anJ Mr*. Vaughan funned rrsot- o f fo-torla. deliriuua tefresh w a ii Mm . J, I’, fo x , Mt= H , T. Walker, >li*. II, (L i d tu Uailtesvllle th for \arnville. S. C, for a visit with utionx on the death of Mrs. Martha o f assurlrd aandwidies, potato |M>«< Loi« I! •! Smith. Mrs h b m od p aran U , Mr. and Mr*, H. Moffltt. who a a i a loyal class r . S. Manley. | , nj church member. The reaoMr* .Ionian I Arthui i'nrtlcdge. Mr*. Paul ... ., ” ’, ■lutionx were read and s copy will I** visit it- Ciimpi .ll. Mrs Nettie Parnell, Mias Nancy William* left on be sent to Mrs. M offilt's family. i, while Mr Mi* I It. Jon ,-. J r„ Mrs. Ales Monday fur Stetson University in Hostesses for the social hour iapiftjtarl. and Mi«, It. Ragsdale, Dri^and where shft will room with ■which followed the business were : Siiiii > tin ! Mary lutwtun Circle o f th* Mias Lolo I-ee m Chaudoln Halt. i Mis . I^nf. Mr*. A. It. Shoemaker North mid Itiiedo IhiptRt Church met at th* *i a .i r ~i , , . and Mr*. C. C. I’ rieal. KeffeshNoi theartci n State litititi , f Mrs Andrew Anlln Mon* Mrs. Aitnui Iterkwith, Jr. }dan* mrnta weie served to Mr*. vi-iUnjr ,ji,v afltiuiM.ii, Mi*. A . II. HunVaughan. Mrs. Thornton. Mr*. Wil­ t .i, I.. w|} t l t .'.d circle lender teson, Mr* J., 15. Waits, Mr*. Tom ,i- icfuttii I pl.o-ot- Mi- II l ‘. Met Iowan, Sr., William*. Mrs. R. 1. Shinholaer. ii I h J. Mathews. , I ijavs Willi ji-*iirncd, picsiih-d, .\fl,'f a vrry r* ” n I .if le r *|>ciii Mr*. W. R. FMenfield, Mrs. lieurge nl ho*, i j1(,r tth|h< I inture-Mnc proirntru and business MrCrum ami Mrs. Harkey. Ijrrtmr j,.,. Sanford tm- 'iiii: n-fii'luuenta were served Mr. and M i«. It. K. Watlov have following: ietuined to their hum,- in Minnea­ M ias A h llt il I ’eile lla - leiu rtlfal polis, Minn, after visjting with fto llrlattilo after -peintinn 'a few Mrs. R. R. Pippin at her home on j daV* with In i mother, and father, luaiX K in g , and West Fir at Street. Mr.' and Mi * F'. J '<><*• Hints To Housewives pp. S a n fo n l: M is. lludd tlla- io ff and Hill AnioM i •. t of the bride. M. I- Ral*orii. Jr. plans to [raw Weekly fruni Hump Demunatrollon Kperialist, Tatlahsasee Lit lu M IV- t Ii-M,l* lu re.viaitJng .th, .L< \,.aini Mis, Ii, on Friday for Cincinnati, <). where x m l •A lias' • ft a r o t h f R *eo' M, T ied Pierson. W. ttlrtV Tlognr. 4lrw Ae w ill rf»lrV the Ohio- Mechanic# iY-idefil Mondnv evening. AIM I te lly t'nr- Link from Louisville. Kv. Institute for a 1 WOMEN'S BUSINESS I*.'Cos. reelected rlrcU M , *. f la il' . L illia n W hite aud Cooperative course. t ! \ftet a very inI. O .' Amjer?.'' ---------- — The old idea that legal matters > till, .Me: meeting reThe llutneb • .Air. an.) Mrs. J. N. Rol.s,m, Jr. are the sole concern o f the man urft’ f with h T and ‘1 West.W | Palm JBeach Sir, Mrs. Jark Robson and in Dania with Mr. and Claude Robson. —--------- 11. K. Aiken, Jr, returned yeaIcrday frum Asheville, N. C. where he wa* cnllol because o f the tudden illness of his father who had lish hullclion* fur Women on busi­ ness and legal affalrAi. • The modern attitude is expressed by Barbara Higgins, Massachusetts home demonstrnlton agerlt, who says: "A women can learn Imii. ness met hml a and become a guild who ia stationed at Virginia Beach, business partner just a* she can -----------'learn to lie a good cook. FIvery Air. and Mr*. W. II. Hofmann homemaker should share the rennd son Dale Hnfrnann left today sponsihility of keeping family huaifor Miami where they will visit m-ss affairs in unler.” for several .day* wnh Mr. aud A leaflet on avoiding financial ■Mrs. F. FI. Hnso-tt in Coral Cables ml property (angles, recently pub­ and Dale will enter the University lished by the Nehra.ka Flxtension of Miami. Service, says: Flvery day thr hornemnkci come* in contact with laws — when she writes a check, aiifns l«-en a student o< Huntingdon a note, gels n rereipt or even orOollegc in Montgomery, Ala. for der* groceries. Marriage and death the past two years, will leave on In a family give rise to lrgnl runSept. 27 for Hartford. Conn: where j sequence*. There ii nothing unxha has accepted a position on-thr wpinanIr-'Th Irnming. about law* staff of the Now Fngland Pay affecting the family, ehiatrtc Institute. t i ,u |ea*r that every homemaker „ ------ ;— ahoul d know about family business on business. of (laine*idle spent Ihr WeekrniT In Hanford with Mr, and Mr*, A. . merit specialist, who says home K. Shoemaker at their home on record* should include: ( I ) all In Mellonville Avenue. Mr». Bhoe- suranre policies in the family, with maker will enler his senior year harrefiU provided and names - o f it, the University ot Florida, companies; 13) social security cards on family mrmliera and numSirs. Bane T. Travi* whu has tiers; (3) numlwr* of all govera hern visiting In Hanford with her men! bonds in order lu make claim I In cane they afi teslfuyed; (4) any mlly debts, with schedule of pay Ttlfe. to Join her husband, Dr," B. .ments arid term* greed lipon T. Travi*, UHN'R. In San F'ranri»- I Two facta that every homemaker co, Calif. Sir*. Travis will be ra|should know are: ( l ) that all menitierrd a* the former Miss .valuable papers, including birth and Carolyn Hague. marriage certificates, should he Ikept ill safety valulta or in a locked |metal box for protection from fire and left, ami (2) that hank ac­ counts and safety drposita, boxes Happy Birthday are lies! held Jointly unless a will give* wife or husband acres* .In Mr*. Kynnrlh Green fund* in rase o f death. f 1 x. r A V f I I , le d " Mel hml th e IliirUe " f 'I T h is m e e tin g w , of. .the house is refuted ny bundled. of f,r m *" home demontration club* in many'state* who each year study wills, tales, deed*, contrad* and similar questions affecth'K family property, a, curding to the Flitrnsion Service of the U. S. Department o f A.grlculture. Many ,,f ehs'ling oft (JiatulniolSer W« who wa« vide i.iating her.vi lii fourtli luitirtfav r l i f f A n 'w l I v j n - *Tr>:uii licit leiivi’ii'yiHir hui ninrt' n.'iiiittil IimKiti!' S n n ftin l) K V A - I t KS S ISKAI T V SIUH Meek. Miss Juan Meek. Mi T It Clout*. Mi*. June Speruei. Misllsiluii* Lee, Miss Thelma Lee Mr- Charles S. la-r, Mis, Chun mirig, Mrs. W. 11. Lulli.i, MtOriun Burnett, Mrs. Aucii-ta l> Covington. Mrs. II. F'. Mil Iowan, Sr , Mis. 11. F’. McGowan, J FI. C. Mltchem, Mr* I i uni W . 1 .1i ■- <M. It 11 i it co n Hufn*u! t\ •. \V, C iu n Ii Partin, • l! Clout W . J, I i " l i t ) 1 di nother C h a rle s S . las- uu-CFI. ' I . I Mi=* Kathivn Lawton, Mi it- ii, Aliaffer,' Mr*."Kii" a new ftuinsilon* ituUt temkl* on t «- In brack, rerstl brows Knchtnlmsnl t i u* Inirifut wine. 12 to JO 112 v). ' K ir f i ctodiil uni J * •» wnr klrJ Nrt J, lu . vnprckicf. You juri open it, tur>2 it up, til c out. it. Seputin turnpirtcanti t.r iliirtt, d un , vxlt. rtcA taxi * t,ttyl)ue( CXI) to t a i C U R L E E - Lifld, g»d UnJoa|, cun|m ,\M rPxVn x j txiivi! uj*cI"mart"...one of its CLOTHES Always in Style \Vi‘ ;ii •' ittlisirhirTiip lav.' Mr*. Jinimle Jim Let*. Sfr, Mill, Mr= Annie t'artrr. MiyroU tt. Mrs. Jim Slnlit Jaior-I \V Wilson, Mis* Jsi cre-ls Mrs. Charles \V. (irarulino tiler West, Mr-. no.| wrl-omc^ifn veil could give...Sturdy a gloriou btvwn Juil, nilutll xxJ Jit Ic x ila rm n rfr . JpURLEE SUITS for FALL and WINTER ance so easratlal in thla modern day. Somotimrt they make the «rade— and aometlmca they seem to mjaV Not so'the man who weara Curlee Clothes. For this fortunate fellow, .looking his beat has become a matter of course, regardless of the hour or occasion. Summer or winter, autumn or Ppring, the man whose suit carries the.Curlee label has the comfortable assuranc*#of knowing he is always In style. The men who style Curlee Suits ore designers who help create trends In masculine attire. Curlee's buyers comb the market* for the choice offerings of the great woolen.mills; their fabric selection* represent good.quality and nmart .patterns. Tailoring'of every Curlee garment is done with exacting care by craftsmen with long years of experience n c w jlt n g e r ie sh a d e MAPLE SUGAR e m td YOU L1KI 10 LOOK IN THE (•lUlstic better clothes. ima in and fee our new Curlee Suits f o r Fall and Winter, /try suit In thrf line t* priced right "W t Clothe tha Family,-— We Furnish the Home** N 16 E. 1st 81. ‘ ' v . Phons 174 AIR-CONDITIONED �1 _1 __ * _ PACE FOUR h 1: L r 3 Gainesville-Moultrie *- * ■*. * Contest Postponed . Because O f Rain C O M M Fj1Nv TI S \~\JIV11V1E Kra,ner j n Annual Way Pacific - Uj I’ UAN'K r c k Vai ure* .Sport* Editur d k J V c iL i, FTorida Breeders To • odd* Get Opportunity To * Race Horses in '48 at |itretehe* right through every ry pi- eiiginie- for me nisuiry.-ntaxing Rretdcra Stake next league in baseball. ' Yet Florida annual Parlfle Southwest Tourna winter at tho iPalenii trackt it it * the all-New ■' York ' World Sene*— “ Hed llata ment today as the program rym- Brooklyn la Trait nt*New York, you disclosed by.ji (late-wide survey Approximately (10 Hr I.ami Red rniltee hastily rearranged it* sche­ Hat *upportrr* ami official* have dule in liny wake of yesleiday*: know -find*, two manager* who a hy llunter Lyon, chairman of the unanimou*ly accepted recommen­ downfall uf numerous foreign few month* hark wanted no part Imard nf the Floriifc rhoroughbred llreede’rs Association. of running a big league team. dation* o f a ten member commit­ challengers. Iho-k • M“i{ri* of the New York’ Addition o f the blue riblain race* tee that (he D e fe n d Baseball As­ Three single* matches were on Yankee* non Hurt (Harney) Shot-, sociation la* changed to a non pro­ —exclusively for two* year-old the schedule, plus two feature ton of the Itiooklyn Dodgers bad fit organization with membership . , , .... T1T . 1. . _ i .. horses—foa led— in1 he-— state—to a A It waa hiiwi U,I m ti. ■ doulde* loitt|l-*,-fi*-Ihe-s-onimtMoRain, Cold* W eather fic x io t « M ,lr w » r n .| » .r t e .i m .r o <ueH, vIrkim. ,lf thirl manaktaj leatna. Wfnrr and. (bey HtntpahV - HHH slake* program said tlii'v had had enough. today. Force Postponement round play as Jaroslav Diuhny, However.’ the [deture- changed marked the realization, of a long­ The action ratne a* thr result C*«-ch Davis Cup star: Fin­ when IwiffT* I'rcsident Larry Mac- time dream for Florida breeder*. O f Sally P layoff of extcmdve *tudy on how to tia The The classic will lie run for |S.OOO down the !oo*e end* of the oritan- land's Tony MoUtnin ami (leof- Phui ol th; Yank* and Rrsneh added over the three-furlong frev Paith, Vihii Kurar of Hum- Rirkey o f the Dtwlgrrs earlier Ihis Jxatlon that ha* been runninir the A t’GDSTA. On.. Kept, 24. I /'D nf the Hialeah ania. France’s Rolw-rt A iibciiilllk year found'themselves with teams straightaway Florida State Irf-apue entry for The fifth game of the South At* nursery course on Feb. •>. A New Zealand'* Rolan McKeniie, and no one to ninringe them. . lantlc la-ague Shaughnrssy play­ the past few yrar*,MaePhail hire*! Harris last sea­ suitable trophy, also will go to It i* reported that Homer Smith and Australia's (ieoff Hrown. o ff tlnals Ilet worn Augusta and Kramrr was paireil against Vla­ son "to see what was wrong with the wining owner. .Savonnah win postponed taut nljthl appointed a five man committee The Florida Rrreders Stake will dimir Cernik, Drohny’a fellow the Yankees. ' (lucky had n* tit* . horaitMi oil drirriing tain and raid to draw up a new charter. Just rail him a sort o f tthuh- la* onr of 17 stake races Hill Stclnecke ha* other “ iron* countryman, America’s Rig Jake weather. v - —most In winter racing in America having .trounced .New Zealand Me* le d .... ter." -aid McJ’ hail Kavannnh’11 Wild IWU Connelly, in the fire" for next year, and it Keiixie.in easy fashion, *t-2, (1-2. Meanwhile, it was fell hy veter­ — announced hy President John C. i* unlikely that he will return to who won Ihr fit at ga\ic "against Clark o f Hialeah for the 40-dav Dirk (Pnnrho) (ionrale*, dark* an observers that MacPhall fig thr T ift n , will ptohahly pitrh the helm of the llata for the HUH ured he could .lure Leo Durochcr meeting. Jan. .16 through Mrirch horse I.0* Angeles puhlie courts rampaiicn. Therefore, Smith stated against Augusta's Carl Ray loit l* imperative that the new or- player, who upset the highly fav­ away from Brooklyn where Mae- J 2, at Florida's oldest, largest and ntirht. Kanitalion I*’ formed a* smut a* ored Drolrny, and (he tournament PhalL when hr w-u* Brooklyn Isis*, |finest - track Savannah inula thr idayoffa il-1 possible, and that the new skipper commit tec. hy w on * of .'Id , fl-3, installed stormy Llppy as manager The 24 eligible Cracker races and a victory tonight would |{ivr lie secured. Harris lilHmately was nrc in the hands o f 12 owners. 7-6. drew I.o* Angeh*' Rob Fal jn IP.1U. thrill tin title. kcnlmrg for-what promised to lg- appointed manager against his Carl Rose of Ocala has five. Char-* Orlando Senatum better judgmerit. MarPhnil tslked Ir* O'Neil. Jr., Mr* T. Chrlstop. Jimmy Hums, sport* editor of n close match. into the job which today her and Stefan A. Zachar o f Miami j Tight Play Featured the.Miami Herald, states that the Pancho Begum of Kr-undor. wlt*» him jolt he have three each. Fred C, Peter* Orlando Senator* are destined to won from Ahhesstani, r. t, 2-tl, fi-2. Rurky soys it is the best ,, rVi;i bail in baseball. v In Softball Congress .become, a Harding* and Dr. C, C. Collin* uf thc„ ' ‘InternaHonaf l^afftre.* of Jacksonville have two rach. to lie bark, again in IU4H. PHOENIX, Art*.. Sept. 24. (/P> Here K what he ha* to say: Hunter I.yon, Mm. A. It. Christ*an o ther re v e rsa l. H-b, fI-3.’ Shottun's case is almost similar, opher. Dr. 11. I.. Whitten, A. Robin­ - In a game featured hy tight* "Clark Orlffith, owner of the with a few imjxirtant variatlun*. plnving liy Irolh teams* thr An­ Washington .Senator*, plan* to dis­ son, II. II, Horne, all o f Miami, YKHTKRDAY’S SI AltS Harney wn* living in Florida prar* and W, H. Keene o f Ocala have drew* .Motor Company of Home, pose-- of hi* halt-tntarekt in the liertliv a* u semi-retirod scout, lie Hatting, Andy Pafko, Cults, led (la., knocked the I'latt Riixtoi njrn- llavaiia cluh. Then he wlH peddlif one each. • •“ of lloulder, Colo.. Into the lo»e"r's lit* Orlando franchise Irj the Flor- 17-hlt attack a g a in C in c in n a ti was on the Brooklyn payroll but The sires represented are Li* bracket, 1-0, in* last night’ * aeCejhd ilia State league to Ocnln, which with iliree single* ami a ihiu&le, didn't have Too much to da. He read with interest that Fri­ Iterlv Franc, Swing and Sway. rotmd o f the 'national aoflliall I* anxlnu* to return to nrganired driving" in three nm* in 7*2 vic­ day before tile season opened Suffern, Swashhuckle,* Mnctio (im congress min’a tournament here. haschatl. Tlmt would leave (Jrif- tory. , f^bee "Chance, ("l.andler had I! brisnc*, Pelroae and pin Pitcher Holllg ufjioulilvr chalk - fith free to enter Orlando into the Pitrhlng, Allie Reynolds and that C'otcnijs-ifflger ed up 11 slrikeonlfc, while Elders F. I.f Frank Bhra, Yankee*, limed k up suspend#! Durocher for one year * Doul,,r>b' for conduct detrimental to Im -r-f "This is the liest crop ever min of Homo waa rrrdlttsl with tlx. " T h is in tricate hit #of business, for. W orld S e rie s job* by* burfm g The Georgian* shoved their lone will require simultaneous aetion on New York to 2-0 ami .1-1 victories l>all." The following Thursday, af produced in-'the state," says Lyon. "M ost of Ilia yon ogstei >* »' Ihe ■Osdg, >"|—wodee—irvte T T i i n i f r d 'i Ttr~ttm~ fnnn h - t n n t m r T t r r m l pntnm — M ajo r-n ttrtr ar tic 77Vrr'TVHriTtTTgtun­ m a n a g e r. C lyd i; S u k e fo rtli, bad I and no excuse* or apedogies need Pinson K'd an infield hit and atole moment is that there I* no vacancy won thi-i) first two N ational l<e offered for them." aerond. Mcltae flieil out and in the F. 1.” (Iravely walked. Pinaon then "The Christopher fnrmati re)mrts "It i* possible that within the Hums" many Ranfordiles will In- Le a g u e gam es of the Season, arnied on Huekcr'a single. * * next year, either Fort l.auderdale turning their ears toward itu- ra­ R ick e y wired Hhntton t<i_come In the Douhlrah yearling* a* fine as he has even seen anywhere," con­ In the opening contest the Hell or Lakeland might withdraw. That dio to listen to tin- grpat sports N ew Y o r k. Bhotton hopped un early plan- tinue* Lyon. !'My Liberty Franc Merchant* of. Hell, Calif., were would, la* the signal for (iriffith classic. .Sanford’s own *on, Walter I’liimmiteil from, the tmiinaiayiit to Mart moving.” Ijiniir (Ret!) Jlarlsr will )»•■ the following morning anti Rlrkcv volt, "Franc's Cracker, t* a big patterned' “ Some say Orlando Isn’t a good tproadi listing those games mid will ' met him at l.at.imidiiv Field around black, strapping colt hy the White Central Athletic Club 11 o'clock. Three hours Inter like his daddy. In the cool o f th e1 hnsbeall town, amt attendance fig ­ be ably aksiiited hy Mel Allen. o f Kealllr, 0*1. Rickey bad talked Bhotton, 03 ami evening when the running begin* I Phoenix Phalanax Fraternity ure* in the F. S. L, lend credenre During the regular mason Red edged out Harotd'a Cluh o f Henu, to that claim. Defender* of tbe bioadeasts Ibe Dodger bottle games with no managerial intentions, in­ Ha'll by thcre'or thereabout*’. The I Nev„ 2*1, in the closcst-plnycd beautiful, lake-dotted city say that over station WIIN and Mel an­ to running tin- Dodger* for 1047. .MucKo Cuslo colt* are splendid Bhotton. likV llnrris, has *aid lookers, amt according to Mr. battle to date in the aerond round. their hall park I* tod far frnm nounce* thusoiof the Yankee* on "this Is the best job I ever hail." /nrhar will give sorticliody a race The Milwaukee Royal* will meet downtown, and that Orlando fans station WINS. However, Bhotton claim* he isn’t (or his money." , thr New York Hatter* of Gaines­ won’t go for D baseball.” The IU47 series will Ih- liroadeasl interested in luanaging again, Ikit limn* la a mail of repute and ville. fcTa.. in tonight's opener at teno P. M. (Mountain Standard has worlds o f sure fun info on all over nearly 600 Mutual station* unless Rickey ri-hircs Durocher, Race Between Armed Time, fl;30 I*. M . KSTj. At 7:30 the snort* activity In Ate state, so from coast to roast and in Hawaii h'ts ICO.OtKi slot m y' petrel pilot of Andy A tidei sun Sport * Cooda of we would say that there might be and Alaska, starling next Tues- tU4tl, the IlriMiklyn Im** ran at.And Asqqult Is-Set. Oklahoma City 'playa the Tul*a a ehaner that the rhange i* in the ilay. A fit station Canadian broad* wuys give Bhotton, one o f his life­ ranting company will link u p .for long . friends, another sales talk Kite lb-patIntent. At H::(0 the offing. NKW YOltK. Sept. 24. (/P )_ If the Senators move to the the hoadcMHt* and will iiffnf a aluiiil luanaging "for Just one Their SIW.OOP o ff agaln-on agnin Farm Freah Market* o f Phoenix ami Mount Athletle, Association of F j j i i i'la rh ._litiffilli_ ami__ liii French liunslation_ in addition fn uiuto-yvarJ Shotton handled tin- once hap­ mntrh race-, apparently hnrr to riiiiinto. <‘atirnla. play ami at it:3u Washington Senators will have to Hie tegular' Horfier"Allen tleserIp stay. Armed and Assault each u the United Tile Co,, o f Wnro, Tex., get busy and |io» a team'together lions. The Armed Forces Radio le ss Phrlhes from P.t2« through schetlulejJ today to have oae mo*e and the Hunatdi Post of Itmtlesler, far better than the unr that just Service will relay the game* to IH:t3 with little success. The bust workout before they 00 . to rha ’ -4ut.ie ’ ’’ " i m M sluJUllI completed the IUp Florida Slat Ibe forres arooml the world and N. V . ela«h. ■_____ * (imler hi* leadership »*S fourth post at.Helmiml Park Saturday. League season, lo-rause some if on tfie jiTgii stvi* Trainer Max llirsrh, wh« after Jin 15)32. Hlalearh'* famed flamimros came the ball clubs that were in the o f the Otange Knlarectttmit fifth "’^ o g _ "Assault go tnrougn through a Tile Yankee team i* the filth « * '" ■ B» throtiRli the-recent hurricane with- F.I.Ia this past season were realty|low| stadiiini to a Vd),0(KI-*eaT managed liy try Harris. Only Connie .spirited J Jog yesterday morning >K yesierni opt a single casually. One group pretty growl nines. rapacity for th« New Year’s footAiausls—UL-iiaa. nml ia-RuALa. uJ- -ALkta- - 1 IXliml-.flml .dfiddoti- l » . nf liitd* .fiu-mud. a wtuluw au land, — — ---- M*wf - Us rher-------- -------Tuiir classic Tivre u"" la-ing carrii-d Harris, however.jrun •»"’ Comet, said 1an extensive faring the wind, Two uther groups When the World Series opeq* on this Fall, without Interference vice us a pilot i'hursday found shelter behind island*. between the Yankees and "Dent to eight University of Miami home is only no. Ducky won pennants"**'[* was staled for Tlm.mmj. his first two vears n» the "Hoy| «H h Hen and Jlnrmy Jones ap* games, attdl13() high school roni Wonder" ....................... farontly satisfied that Calumrt’r Calumet'* player - manager with Parently ■ A » . . ,1 1 _. _ a . . 1 it, 1 tests. Washington In lt'24 and "25. In Armed l» close to peak rondltlon 21. nt the age of 2H. 24 2H, he Ivtl 1101 the n " five-eighths nve-eignins or of a mile apeed speed test lest Touchdowns have lieen scored in Senator* to a World Series victory »■ * scheduled for the golden gridthe final moment* o f four of the over John McGraw rrnd the New '[>« «n Friday. The dlsUncr o f LI Orange Howl classics, ami two Y o rk (Iran i*. w ^ u ' V " U# ■n<1 * ? u* ^ c r With lllrsch s apparent rriuc* of them have t|e*'lded the outcome of thr game.---- ----- ------------------------: .'"'.'LT ------ w*y into thtf quarter final^uf lh» | ir *J >* A s 24, 1941 mmsmi B 5 B scron-l firlw evn the M oul­ tr ie * i'a ik V l* of lilt- (jr iirg la -l'h irbin Li-sgiiv linrl llu* (U in r s v lllo G-Mcrr of tin' F lo rid a S ta te Lra g u e hrtt* last night. The l wo tra m s a i r s c h rilu lo l to h u rt lifft* tonight in the second round o f the infer league series. L sept. tance fur the race, the betting led'* favor and the gue«* waa that |3 to 6. with A»aault just a litth moved even further in A rm -'a t no*t time it would he Armc«i at'better than even money. . The Clubhouse Tennis Tourney M oULTRIF, (S p i? : cn d t— A - .xtcyly .JriXlllng ' rain .■> m u *s * ■**w i« r — p i in ni»* rr »« in — i wivd * iwi nin—uf s*m ----- We d n e s d a y , THE SANFORD HERALD, HANFORD, FLORIDA W -> for josl a few cents a day by replacing year old healer wilh a new IUY & Klf.llT « s « .a a ra u w sK To )iv< your family mor*. hot water at wall as rave money, replace your old heater now with a new D A Y « N IG H T . O nly D A Y * N IG H T ha* the patented "H e a t T ra p " flue which deflect* more heat into the lurroundinf water, producing hot water quickly and tavjnj money. Ute all the JioU water- yoq- need - e n J - D A Y - A -N IG H T —wlH—*-— have plenty more wetting for you the next time you need it. D A Y A N IG H T hat thcrmailatic control, tafety pilot control, down-draft diverter, fully enclosed burner chamber and many other feature* dciijned for your tafety and low co il hot water tcrvice. Tho uiand* of -lelitficd owner* K N O W from experience lh*t D A Y A N IG H T 1* "America** Finest Water H e ite r." Phone dt'loday or come in and ice how inespemivcly you too can have D A Y A N IG H T hot water benefit* In your home. Greens Fuel Gas Systems Installed Anywhere on Refundable d e p o s it Basis 21 H ou r S e rv ice Sinn* liliCS* a R p P L If liK E C k i to ^ T HO R P E RITZ Sanford •• I’ honc 1252 - Fin. Stale Hank llldg. CRH*! lull cat ttsvict Orlando •• Phone -167H — 1219 N. Orange Attend A (rood .Moyle Tonite! m P IC K -T R E -W IN N E R m CO N TEST Lnnt Day Wednesday! Fir«tPrize >t rfe It? n i ......... ; Table Lamp • Awardrd Hy _ - IS :. T H O R PE F U l^ ilT lI R E CO. Vestures: I til** 3 :3 0 - 1 :2 8 - 7:20--,9:21 Third Thru Fifth Prizea ..................For Each Prize .Winner, One Pass For Two To StnrtH T h u rn d ay F o r 2 IlnyH! I K . A .* DICK H A T M ti V t « * i t I f H C A P***11* COST* JtlCA Second Prize ...............Magazine Rack m m H r -O p en s 1 2 :1 5 P . M .- tOc _ Ritz Theater INSTRUCTIONS MR. MERCHANT----- Dnllota mUfii be In The Herald office before noon on,Friday or pthtlmarked by ‘that time. All gamea muHt lie marked, - P L E A S E D E D IC A T E A SM A L L S P A C E A N D BECOM E i y BALLOT A P A R T N E R W IT H US IN A W O R T H Y C O M M U N IT Y ,E N T E R P R IS E . ■a a * • ALABAMA -VR- TULANE .... FLORIDA •VS* MIRHIHHtrPI......... GEORGIA' -VB- N. CAROLINA GA. TECH, r * 11 •V8- TBNNESBEH on n m We need your help. The Lions Club of Sanford In necking locations in nil ntoree, business eatabliahmenta, etc., for theao Ford Ball Gum SelfService Machines. . OUR PROFITS FROM T H E M A C H IN E S W IL L BE U S E D TO A ID T H E B L IN D and U N D E R P R IV IL E G E D C H IL D R E N . . , . v 74*4* NORTHWESTERN * _ ^ •When a Lion calls on you, won't you allow him to place a machine on your premises? They will he serviced at regular Intervals with no Incon­ venience to you. Ford Gum Machines take up very little space. They can be placed on a counter, fastened to a wall or post, or furnished on an attractive floor stand. People like Ford Branded Gum and thousands of people all over America step up to a.Ford Gum Machine dally and spend [jes a chance to give our charity program a chance. The generous support df t|ie business firms in this community will be greatly appreciated and will make possible a compeehf nslvo program that will assist our .club in aiding the blind and underprivileged children. Thank You I �WEDNE9DAY, SEPT. 24, 1947 T H E S A N F O R D H E R A l.D , S A N F O R D . F I.O R ID A At the time of the Tint census . The skill of Etruscan dentisis The republic o f San Marilto’ la a lit the United State*. 1840, only Iwtivrcn 700 ami |00 li t', was not little mote titan h;tlr the Site o f 40 percent o f the people .over* rjiuallcd for centuricf after th^ir ilii- DIMrict’ o f.fo U im l'in.- . 1__ ' Notice j‘ it * # » M r r K * iit K ii :m i dm ; \> IIID t K IU U tV K N T H A T t>tir*U*t9i ft* N flu M i loin * tit F’li'i *»»»••** W h y W orry W ith Your Past Due . th . ,\n» t.| 1*31. u r i:r m .%«*t friititwlfm tl t'Ft’r Il»rit iM 'lr ■‘i tfill |l*»-‘ Accounts? • m,I«- .ii |»gltiir «•u|««> if*f ;*#«.| 1***1 pup t*|ii, *ui»- «h- « .* .fn .f ” 1 1|m i '■' *fI| 'i Ih. LET ih * in Hrfui* t - lD fit la , w i l l It* . f it , r V w lf r * m.t.t 1 •/»•il Hl»*»u*** t - rM ln n .iu : « i l « M n ‘r | i i r k H •-*. t h . : ; » i t «}*> ..f i v i . . A |» 1*17 « til'a .'lt I l f l l liin it l- D»> r:l«r|iirfil fl*t l*M«l rig hi 1*1 OM f*>*|n (flip M fit ir * r ifr 4 M rit»J( M ic r l h w llliS it ** i * Wit r s U l l R K ItliA lIx A * n il iin t l* t ill* it* tin * h a lf i*l t * *« • Min «II. | l i l t . . f o u l M l* .1 113ft MAGNOLIA AVENUE PHONE 1091 SANFORD. FLORIDA Du Your Collecting For You Call At Our Office For Collection Util D O N 'T F O R G E T . THURSDAY 8:00 P. M. Snnfonl l.tidcc No. 1211 FOR T H E REST ICE C R E A M ' lUiWCfWla »» lit ?»« is-, i v•.|: S t .f N W , o f N K U a n d K \ W<% a t M V S «>f \ K ' | K rftrt» l T»*w |i#liI|i ftV * t it j| tiiwtih . It»ifijtt* *i* U K ',1 ........ It* ml S a ini .** Ihioh I 2 Mhi wA* Rg Mfltl -•>k I. |)tr.1WS»M, 1*1* !«■» *» *1*1 »l .Kill a*-- >U an.l as T ill: fSKT FVND* "V KMilillM. t l . i i . i l . m, A a . lit t ^ M l n v k I'l.M M lr 4 FO R KENT fl I'll, IN T L IIN .U I'm .I. WORK WANTED RECORD I'LAYERS for rent. By TUXEDO F t hi IS—complete line. FLOOR SANDING & finishing, t .i. i't t ;:iim > H r f a m i i *k i i .H A A iN .i r l.A iM r . n it day ur ie««k. Ths Music Ujx, IIP Dual’s Tuiede Feed St.rte cleaning A- waxing. Onr power{ * A l i A I N H T s . \ t | . K M T A T tW. l . t S t Phene 96.1. v unit enable* us lu wyrk whrjceitiir l r .* r lt i l l T * * * t * l , r h * f r t “ Paints. Poultry Supplies, Nails, there is nu electric cimn»rllo,l I IV-llIlFl I =>-rl V|4||||r«*ll 15? att‘ O K K I^.spare in Melach Building Purina Feeds, Oroceriea and N h il wliir^lt Jrnrt, *liavailable. 21 ycat's experienc*. Lara*-light offices,- tewly decor* Meata. Touchton & Watson, 1201 11. 61. (Ileas.m. Lake .Mary, Kin fiihrr mI h o i , n u ll h » Y P J t i f iiln 1*5 ir»** **ii * i f iff H i - i* i*_L**% ti*'*‘*^»*r atcfT *11 Utilities, heat and fanlCelery, Phune 1199. ! : i f i ~ :i ! l r <’ **!*IK# tor aervice furnished. Call 868«.pf jfttmfitntr w «i FOR SALE— Llmerock for driee,W. II. A A. DepL Store. h i t * e f f | i i- . In i l ^ o u i 1 h»*u * wsys and roadway*— Phons CARPENTER m-..l f * i M f V t m l v h i S if t f u r * ! . I ' l t i r H * Iparc for office or other type husMertti Avenue U 4L H I h ill * i g h t r . i l r n«ffi i m nnifiM Cron Inesse. See William Davison, 11♦«■ o f Ititr flF » t jit|hh*MTt*.H n f . ltLL8EW1NC MACHINES - - i •*.I, TATin .it T-' ni..... I *hT Snnf.iril J lu a S u t lo p .__________ 12—ITECIAT-AFHVICES Hi wfilhm. himI *h.tl| ttiiln lh *• lit if-sjili-fiTp A fl*l {“ *•! *»ff |tfr iftl lEAUTIFUlM.Y futnlshe.1 b»Mt- IIKIfTS SEWING MACII. HIOH * »*f Hi*-* rInitfTl.1nt. apif *liai.|| “h* H.i. .griiid rorn for feed, ttrtt iwirn. private hath, larye rh.sct . 115 8. FRENCH. PH. 1190 it n 1*1 " fa r lli»* f & l s i f l t . .V metil every Satunlay morn "pare. Phone B21V. 1— • 411**111#"%'- *»l**| 4!i> sifrli rl.ltfH =Ji -------r ------------------- ^ - | FRIED SHRIMP DINNERS ItiR. -I W. Roll, Lake Monroe it.» |tuM.r ,n ..n He|.t | r. IM [)M E — spacious livin g m om ,:dinevery nik'ht at Homer’s. h*ft-l il'H »A» flhli tiiail 1» %estel in e room, sun (torch, henutifully furnished .'I iH’droom s, t-arh w ith p riv a te hath, ateam heat, attic fan. Phone 923-J. HARY xcr. Ho*. P63. GRAND PIANti Worldreconditioned. The Music IIP W. First St. Phono ’ FAR FOR RENT BO acres suhCONCRKTK SEWER PIPEirritented truck farm, newly ploughed and harrowed. 12 ar­ SEPTIC TANKS, Grease Traps Mocks, Aluminum Window.* anil tesian wells, a 7 room duelling, Screens, While cemerit Paint, 2 tenant houses, 2 large ham*. Perma-tilc, Hurricane braces Dwelling far rent only with Miracle Concrete Company, 309 farm. On Cameron avenue. East Elm Avo. Phone 1335. Eide. Sanford, Fla., phone 11*2. ■ R. P. O. Buy 883, E. H. Stowe. TRANSFERS— Large .new a im-nts Decal Sets for Kit 2 RO O M apartm ent. A d u lt* only. Hathrooma, N'ursl-ry. Ala» 21100 M ello n vlljc Ave. Tumbler Seta. -HKNKAItIK GLASS A 2 w a n t e d Yo r e n t PAINT CO. ■114 W. 2nd Street COUPLE with en desires fiUNCIl Jiualahad—IntHa e » ' apartment; Will he permanent. Write A. K. Walker. Ht.- 1. c /o C. E. Weldor, RERUILT Electrolux anti Hoover iorida. Vrxutim. Complete with ullaehmrnta 4IH.60. Guaranteed one VETERAN, wife and 6 year ol — full w ear.—Rome- air-new-rlenir ;— ■ ' iMOKltter Want" Tui ntshed apar er. Phone 24-RKi or write Stale ment or house. Phono 1I44-W, Vacuum Store* Inc. 423 Smith Orange Ave., Orlamln, Fla. for 8 KLAL KSTATE FOR SALK , a free Home Dnmonatmtion within 6(1 mile radiu* o f Or­ H E A L K S T A Jft lando’. IN S U R A N C E M O R TG A G E LO AN S R A Y M O N D M. B A L L . R sallo e Hegistarad B ro ker and Rm. 4 Florida State Bank Bldg, PEARS. tl.Cl) huahel. ary, Paola, Fla. 6 NEW SPINET PIANOS— Weaver. Liberal trade In A terms. The Music Bex,' 119 W. First St. l i t W. 1st BL Phone 9 6 3 _ Batteries A Battery Charging, ii. a fee pops a ll c in c . o ccaslon i VeNKILL A TOST FLORISTS Sipes Are. just o f f Qelery Offlee ph. 403 rMldenee ph. alO-S SAFETY BLUB WIND8HIEDS for any make or model car. Eases daylight drfviag. Cut* down headlight gtare'at night PAINT CO. Phona 324 W iU ltlM I ln t D t i L * t \* .\tliiu h l» lr« t* M **f REAMING ill ^ USUAL s m |i j' I’ risiilent liiimap Mnu -W BW trgaM p M , N <l.\, *-»,!*• »u-i' . H-liff..' utivf niitili- a It iMirely trip hottn from Soil >, i uti .ii »Wt11*1j tt.. hunriratii th»t , |.i iti-dana. 11 lit. t n:tt io iiii I S INNERS1*RIN< M ATTR ESS and M A TC H IN G ROX SPRING B ollt-F itt“ to CHICAGO I .ess L llu ’rfil VII. ntn lift’ For Sprint: nntl Mull rev* 1h** * 303. DODGE - PLYMOUTH P A R IS AND SKHVICK 109 Palm etto A r e . Phone 1011 t'lr.no Tdt.hijt and Repatrinir. 1.. L Sill. Res. 0II-W. SIGNS Show ran]* and uoatara O— HUE’S SIGN S R U V If* O. 0 (.andreis. Phone 1021 I'wetritKiTs A ir Mail I'ra te l tVirtuhi nt Re«erAiittiiii-, ECHOLS BEDDING COMPANY MINN’I e ' m CMUI . I. EN’s " " mTiL i ___ ilu ih .ii. .Shop— o|wtt— T h u ra-la y, YO U O K IV H IT - < ) f/ A ----------- PHONE—id#— ------- I f K — I K 'W E H U IC K L A N O -M O R R IS O N BCTTLR SIT DOWN, CY... I'VE GOT NEWS OUR DOUGH 15 S A fC , M O N A / ...I JU S T HEDGED OUR B E T ON HAWKS BY G ET TING SOM U . ____ — C4BBAGL ; lT D T d o w n o n tm BUGS . nr roR y o u / ... W H ILE >GU W G R E OUT THE HAW KS S C O R E D FO UR *r- Runs to ia k e THE LEAD/ \ J A T LAST " V y W C GOT^IHCM > HAW KS OUT IN TH’ E IG H T H ... J B U I (QHQAN) * TH CYtRG AHAID FO' T T H R E E / Phatie tmi Baby Valet furnhihes hospital l**-mtlna. clean, sterile dinner* and deodar- /.} '/'h 1* 1 i*ed container. Ec momi.al ami r' ,a safe. Fully medimlly apprifved vvuuei. f:all Onvtorm 2trt7-W ft tii ct f< r detail*, ltd diapers, 1? a week. "FIRST IN SANFORD' 1’lrtk C*lfrtll( I - Mill » " t. Hoot Cohen's Radintm Simp for corn plrle radiator service, infi San fold Ave, Phone 360-W Highest cash price paid for used Curtain*. Lace tablecloth* mulii-il, furniture. Ted D avis Furniture starched &■. nlrrtrhcd. MelCo. 311 E. 1st. Ph. B60. 1 LL DUY your car regardte** of EXPERT auto painting and l-mly age or condition. Roy Keel, 300 repair. All work guaranlrol, ackson (Rhlts lh»dv Shop, 100 French Ave. Phone I009«J, 7 P e ts , L i v e s t o c k ., S u p p lie s ARE YOU having ^rouble finding FOR SALE—Milk~raw7mak*irT Ik i litldti-n'* dresses *1 reartonahle butler per day, gentle, 2126.00. price*? l* t u* mats your chil­ Mrs. E. W. Smith, Osteen. Fla. dren's clothes. Route No. I, FOR BALE: F«rm mXrr mult -■Box 114. Wrst 1st Street. 84lT ford. wt 900 Ihs. about H years old; Jersey Red Stock Boar 300 lbs. FIRESTONE’S brand new **rvire Phone 9108. department to serve 111 customera Is now open. Brakes trlined. front end* hushed A aligned, cently freah. Phone 0104 wheel* balanced, brake drum* turned,, tune up, spark . plug*, 8 HEM* W A N T E D carburetor*, fan belt* radiator KXPF.RIKNCKD male bookkeeper hose, lamp* replaced. Visit Fire­ with reference*. %(uit have had stone today. experience In retail store work. Good working conditions. A p- SEPTIC TANKS. Grea.u Trap* installed. Sewage pumped, haul­ rd» Box H. D. e /o Herald. ed. Drainfleld* relayed. Sanitary Two colored wom’en to make sand­ Septic Tank Co, Orlando Ph. wiches. Apply Pig *N Whistle. 2-3413. Box 1811, < , J . i n # * IF T H E Y 4 ' WIN NOW IM ST U CK FOR A , .H U N D RED 0 5 / ...B U T W IT H TM* BUGS LEA D IN G BY T H R E E RUNS T H A O TO G IV E ^ TWO TO ONE )T O D D S/ 4 H. L. Ch­ A R T IC L E S W A N T E D BETTER BEDDING :e*w w »>n.'l taji m e w n a v m y seu m Wjj> o i M| FLOWER PLANTS! Mrs. Y. C Bollinger. TV. tat SI. near Mon­ WATCH A CLOCK HEP VTIIINI 1700 Sanford Aver Phon- I Ud-J roe Corner. Phone 1330-J, IMMEDIATE possession — 1 2/3 2 DEER A FOX hetrnda, age he acres, 4 room cottage, fruit tween 3 A 6 yeara. H. 0 . Beh­ tree*. 52,600 cash, unfurnished. rens. Phone County 2003. Bargain, Will* property. Ht. 1, S I5IM O N S N ew T m proved "Elee tronie Blankets. Tnl Davia Fur­ B A R T IC L E S F O R SA L E niture Co.- .Ill E. First Street FOR SALK • OLD NEWSPAPERS— 3 CENTS PER POUND. BUNDLED IN BUNDLES. 10, U . 20 And U CENT HERALD OPFICE 'OR I t K ^ J — 1'h.or sunder. E a s y operation Reasonable ra te r, S a n ­ ford Pain t Si G la ss Go, Phone 111 Sanford Avenue tii !»y Walt Disney MOUSl v j o o n v '. w -te c e A I3 G N D U 7 .,— W A t_P ! i w s u R a D o s io e D BN A A O N S T H Q S ! I’ hrrno S fL V F .R FLEET CABS FOR SALK M fU T lK S IN N TH1ICKERS REST Frenrh A Seminole Bird, T H E L O N E HA N G E R / OLD MR f Mg VA5 ] V0U LET ME DANVERO l] ONE OF J OR "toO’LL REGRET IT KILLED DAD'£> * K OLDEST FRtEHOi. By Fran Striker Dead le tte r Office, letm e F inish WE TRAaED THE SOO KILLED them ! 900 KHlEOXTUAT'O BART AN0 HUTCH AMD GZ>1. e / / NOT ' •ME LETTER--------- PLEASE.' PLEASE TCLL ME WHERE IRE LETTER 19. r BOB'S FATHER LEFT IT l WITH DANVERS. IT «EAN$ EVERT WING TO U S / ^ MAGIC CHEF STOVE, hot water WANTED—Not anyone Just look­ ing for work but someone want­ heater, excellent condition. Ph. ing opportunity to advance an-l 1MO-J, ___________ go ahead. We are looking /o r LOST — Blonde Spaniel Pup, 4 ENTIRE: stock and. fixtures o f an experienced office A credit month* old. Losot in vicinity of Mrs. A. E. Mallem's store at 321 man who is willing to work to !8th A Palmetto. Reward. Phone E. 1st for £im ed ia te Jale. Con­ 186-W. better himself. Apply in person tact Mrs. n lla n t at store. ’ to Firaatone Stores. SEE Jimmie Cowan's 8h*«t Metal WANTED—Sale* clerk for Satur­ Work* for roof paint A roof day*' A Monday*. Firestone painting. ■ Phone I l k Store*. AUTOMATIC go* hot water heator and itoYy, _ 51W.Q0 . cash. FIRESTONE stores now have 26 feet garden hoae at M-39. Out­ side whit* house paint at |4.44 gal. Midget House Radios at ttV M . Used Urea at ILOO up. Used tubes et 60c up. Tarpau­ lins. dish sets, wash tub*, bike tires at 11.48. Visit Firestone for ell vour needs. IB A U T O ^ FO R SALE Robin son ETTA KETT Fo b h a l e - “ 1039 Packard, new motor, new WANTED: ile huatlcr to | rubber. I200H Magnolia. Radio and-heater. consumers with 200 household necessities In North East Polk County. 1600 families. Products sold 20 year*. Stata age. occupa­ tion. references. R a w 1 e i g h* e Dept. P A M 40-Y8, Memphis, Telia or see R. Hartman. Box FOR S A L E -1940 1% ton Ford ?Si. Loitgwood. F la truck with body. Phona 83, Hill TMawUS.' U.BUI2Q*3Wr Inquire ------- VtouDs a c t u a l l y * t L V TTMB TOTAYI Mg OVKR I D THB CTUOO-* HURRY. rU -BG LATg TOO W r A P O o«vr»«N r',J^ >-' 1 We l l b a t m v EYES N CA LL . M BLMCY.' i( P i a u NTtouo 1itrsoo.* T U A rts.intxi CAN TEACSUua — tf-TSsw WlK �X•---------- --------’ IT ' THE SANFORD IIERALP, BANFORD, FI/)RIDA PAGE SIX - HAMBONE’S MEDITATIONS - , Warns Catholics 1 - v* ■ . • NEW YORK, Bopt. 24 W ) — Myron C. Taylor, President T ru n in 's special represents• live , to the Vatican, arrived by plan* lo d iy .il La Guardis ,» Field and aald ha would im­ port to tht President nextwaak oa rondltiona ha ob•Or rad dorini a European tear. Taylor aald that "hat bo aaw waa “ a pralty aid pic. tare, politically and aconomla-ally." Ha lafl by automobllr for hi* home at Locust \*1lop. N. Y. NIAGARA FALLS’ Sept- 24 W7 — Barnard Caidinal Griffin, ^ tcli biihop of Weslminrlrr. London, today called upon Catholic* to unite “ again*! the common enemy o f Communiim and of material ■' * raw li r a O H , T fH A N T 5 M C U fiH n kEEft FUL WOT To “ MEM* A Politics I s C a l l e d New Theology A t Buffalo Congress Oviedo Py Allay F £ r , ( > Threat Mra...Ferrell Henley W elt, Mra. Georg , _________________ Mra. Billy eana, Ml*. General Strike ((-•■tiaeeO tr m m Vmmr **> 9-ZV-VT _0* ' 01 itm. Pilot Objectives ' In a sermon prepared for de­ livery at a pontifical tnn* here, the only., oul-pf-lowti event pt the Buffalo Centennial : Fuchs fir tic CoDgrcs*. Cardinal Griffin laid: “ In.msny countries'the stale shows a benevolent tolerance of the Catholic religion. In tome countries there it an active pros­ ecution of our holy faith. “ Now mote than evtf it is nec­ essary that Catholics ’ throughout the world should be united again*! the common enemy of Communism ( ( mmliimref ||« M 9*t R f tin* | last night to be “ the first Communiil attempt to hamper the essential life of Tririte." arrcHcd nine union member* at 3 A. M. on charges of assaulting and intimidat­ ing workers who refuted to strike. Th# accused will be arraigned before an AMG court. They In­ cluded Andrea Turtovjc, president Celery Cinti* for funtls, the club) q# a factory c&iftintllteie ■nt 41m* _ w‘ u- ■V t—. *- n a w rtjc ^ t 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 P E 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. i.. President Meets With His Cabinet On Big Problems W E D N E S D A Y , S E P T . 24, 1947 - i: . - r ii^AT|S6> ■* Prciident/ Truman mtl wilb his cabinet in special session this af­ ternoon and yivited congteitional leaders to the White House Mon day to discus* the general food situation at home ^ n d abroad. An official fold** reporter the cabinet discussion .involve* th* general food situation," presuma bly including European relief and the effect this may have on the high cost of living in .the United Slates. There were also these other de­ velopments ; 1. Senator Taft dir lot nl in Seat­ tle that Mr. Truman has -asked Republican and Democratic con­ gressional leaders to discuss with him Monday the world food situ­ ation a* it relates to proposed ex­ ports under the Marshapp Han of aiding European rrcovery. 2. Top level American officials are arriving or are enroule home A CHtllINO rorUIACE watchea the Italian flag being hoisted over the former American Military Government headquarters In Gorilla, after to give President end Secretary ratification of th* peace treaty with Italy. American and British troops of Stale Marshall first-hand- in- me reported already preparing to ebacuate tha country, (internal tonal) ormation on' Eiir6|ican> conditions nd on the lb-nation Parif con­ Field were: T. Mead Wilson, for­ Kiwunis Club mer state Legion commander; ference' calculations that $ 22.-’ Lieut, Col. M. G. William* dnd ireatlaeea (rwaia !■««* Owe! 440,000,000 will be needed in out­ Capt. George C, Walsh o f Jack­ games are scheduled, fwlth two side aid, chiefly from the United tn the offing, he said, and •pre­ sonville, Lloyd F. King o f Winter Slates, to help rebuild Europe in dicted even heller altendanre th:an Park, Salvation . Army Major A l­ lan S. Wharton and HBrbei 1 the next four years. last year. 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 o f 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 the 6verell yachi Froseeutor E u g e n e WHIIams rested the s m * 'i rebuttal lat* cruiser, the Mary E. last Mar. 15' There are approximately 180,- STS?'.JSU'U'S £ 2*2 «»,. wl,“ — “ S•k""U -f - |Tl“r.nlS»l kiwi.™ YARDLEY VENETIAN BLINDS - America’s Most Beeultfal Aluminum - Cedar ~ Foliahrd Aluminum Aak Me Fur Free Estimate P. W. STEVENS - i *17 W. Hobitwon - Orlando * Phone 2-0729 “The LAONDERETTB bt a wonderful Invention! No mow to clean up! How I used to dread (Aat mopping-up job! Now 1’nt lid of waahday blues and drudgery!” . LAUNDERETTE OF SANFORD Refund at Oak Phone 1082 voted to n u k e'o monthly donation > & , MartJogl.lp ya&S, and OlgllS ™ <*m us or %b until such time as th* Di - I’atretto, • secretary o f the sa'ni# HOW YOU WILL amount ceuld *t>e increased. Mr*. committee. Felice West was appointed to act BENEf-IT BY READING Th* charges grew out of alleged on the - advisory hoard o f the hefting o f members of the moder­ Crate. ate Camera Del Lavord union Making a report o f the Milk who refused to participate in a TH£ (HXBTUI KIEIC! MOTOR. You wll tmd yeunstf en* *f Bank, a project of the club. Mra. strike railed to proteat the machIP* baw.lntcrmad penone In yeur conwHUvty en wmld ollei/i vtwi West stated that five quarts of inegun killing o f an U-year old Stenatrom o f the Kay Club. you reo* Hut »orW-»KW only nwooeef fegularty. You «UI gain Assistant Coach Tyler, former Tha problem of soaring prims fifth i a i*dtr»MndMa * * “ ■ ■“ milk are being given daily to four . . ■ ■■lk viSvoeWs. a tuUer, *' iKbet of tdueyi *vital girl in Blav-llalian rioting at th* for food and other item*, subject Roiliiui gfhlder, aald that his nent—fit® haw Pam tii ncM rx tsorum on fmmesxBMna eduee> needy familiea in the county, re­ i of country-wide debate— In public "giecii boya" were coming along lien, buvmi, rwex. tfweter, imaic, roJw. nertt. birth of the Free Territory. 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 Ctw.itien Wienre Pubf.«binq Vatety IM AMG suspension o f the six Kin- the Corner . grocery store—la lw- proving and - expressed the hop-r pear in magatinc* during th* lat­ ted that a rnmplvte report be sent a ru U u A lB is.U .fcA i showing again agaiiMC the ter, h a lf-of th* tOth century, was Ing given “every cunsidrratfun un of as good.' good, xhnwinr dsratl Unlei. members, which reIY uMHiT »tuU) pwote tend me Tha Christian' to tho. donors o f the Milk- Bank HfoWnle*/* “T 1 — l fi«mrxnthr lexm o f lUhldri mi Ited— iir—yesterday's ■—general h y - l'f * # ld e n p - T n im * T r -------------•— 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 Bank, amt solicits the help of other us,” he aald. "It la the sharing ten person* after « bomb was ial session o f 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 " t o 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 o f the nn-mhera respond­ la Yugoslavia and in many coun­ ed. Mrs. Mary Itawlina, finance Himlacatl llnici., qdmU,trd today (D -N Y ) In reply . to a letter tries east o f tha Iron Curtain chairman, displayed samples of that the work sfnffiVge was a O’Toole had written tu Mr. Tru­ 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 -P A 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 o f 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 o f 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 o f 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 a n n te d and held, ommenilalluna o f hi* cabinet coru. j It Waa. th* reic oliental pontl- nation. 8 he pointed out the Im­ of her appreciation of Southern Twin-Pack Bread. or fnonths wlfllW t'-shargex, he mittee and was reported consider­ a n d f h a l 'e V h y w o b u y Southern Ytoal mass, sung In Ukranian and portance o f eli-vtorn io avml them.- axxerled, while "Faeelet elements" ing the possibility of a voluntary Aramaic! language of Christ). selves of the opportunity o f vot­ found with their bomb* and tom- food rationing sy(t*m , at home 1 Broad. W e get tw o Twin-Pack 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 d a y ^ jcO b tL -C ® if brecht, preardrnt of- Pilot- Inter­ released almost Immediately;— rr— abroad;----------------------------------------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 o f New York, and n fin -L or 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 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 lammed Memorial Auditorium last T h e - aeeretary waa instructed to subconimittee of tha joint toniri'i'*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 w llljte sold by members (R -V t.), chairman of th# eastern * ■ * (► high prices, said in New York C., declare that “ polttlfl hax b e ' (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. aom e' 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 trm m l*aae "»•> aelvss In politics they seek to find As word o f poaeibl* victory In f f i f w a y out or Individual chaos.* anrlsl difficulties. the belli* o f the dike epreed, eschange* was In large part re­ Increased In Paris, French leaders were the spirit o f the Everglades waa sponsible for recent --------- -------------reported to have told Hecrelary o f 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, will face a financial crlsla within control the water on 400 acres a committee member, said if com­ ■ • a few weeks unless hrlp is forth­ modity exchanges would not curt) p . (ra a lla s rU 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 and eggs showed slight declines. Ths latest advisory from Mi­ worth recovered from other courta t beverage* above 6.3 Throughout th# eountry. howami placed the center o f 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 o f 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 nearly 1800,000,000, and Lovett nt waa placed on final readwith strongest winds o f 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 o f City atm ta were Heavy rains accompanying tho ants Include ' Albania, Austria, ItfiniHS frra Pas* U»> City Attorney Fred R. Wil- Belgium, Ctechoalovakla, Greece, disturbance flooded streets In Sa­ posed, wAyiet-Iranlan oil agree­ indcred an opinion that th* •m vannah, Ga., and other coastal ................................... 1 tha right to assess abutt- I W /, cities. Storm warnings were up ment. '•-A Poland 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 No wonder Mrs, .Acthur.it happy. With Southern.. Hstterai to Bmnewlck, Qa, voice to lha csmpx'vn dlree'od - foot wid# ■ltraat waa *•Meanwhile on Florida'* West Twin-Pack 2-in-l she jgets bread savea against fulfillment of »he livlerI at M0. Mr. Boyar reported Coast harrassed last week by a Iranian agreement" H* did not (C x s II s m * f r r a Ca«v taken up tha matter money the time. Like thousands, Being tha .paving with o f the Soviet be^Cott on tha severe hurricane and again this name the diplomat. thrifty homemakers throughout the South this r-aM Wheeler, Orlando Trusteecihip Council. It now hoe week by threat o f one, tha "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 one pack­ reported on beschei at Braden­ o f adyfao from th* concerning.himself with ■tnngtbton and Sarasota. The e lt m ______ how to finance tha age for the price of a single loaf. With Twln-PjBkV ening the. position o f imperialistic • . f which is needed on about Meadow P a r t New York, to be­ crop escaped. circle* o f hi* eountry to Iran, thl* handy ripper, Mts. Arthur^ kitchen work goes gin committee vyork here at UN I Of atreats. said Iranians would not JEW PROTECTED . diplomat faeadquartera. It came amid these easier, faster. With each half loaf separately sealed* b« bound by ohligatfom Ttndfft Mr. 8ay*r, other developmental , LONDON, S ept 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" isiv i features foe youfeel for ■ special "watch d e l" commie2-in-l Bread today! n o n to tiflp r e i i 't i T p n l * " ' ■gainst # op and the Btlkatu under Ambassador George V . Allen orators who dt Jew?» la bulldTehran. forsrnm tnt City 25 Twin-Pack’s . my f *-■ p - l — b m ^ ^ - V f • - f B] — City Meeting E U.S. Joins Russia ar same Variety and pf othar in 8 not be ttoUa% - Historian* b e t *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 W EATH ER in Unity There U Strength— Talr* and continued moderately con) thtmiah IriilHj. Gentle to iflixlri*)* larhliU. wind*. ntiullf no/lb*m l lit norjh, . • T< P w tH l Ik* P*ar» e f Ikt W w U j Te P m n t * the P r o in t i o f A n t r k t r« Prod or* P r M p « * lt j r<ir Hanford. PAPER /QLUME XXX'VIll Established 1008 SANFORD, FLORIDA, T H U R S D A Y . SEPT. Eccles Warns New Atomic Chain Reactor Pile 1$ Planned For Oak Ridge Plant 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. WASHINGTON. Sept. 25 — Plant (or a nrtv atomic chain rexitor pile at Oak Ridge "seveial timet more powerful" than the one now uimratinH at the Trnneitee plant were announced today hy fhe Atomic Lne/gy Commitiion. ' ] A mrmber of the inmmiiiinn ilaff laid the pile will optn new • ^ LAKE SUCCESS, Sept. 25. OP)— The United S ta in deminded lete today that Al­ bania and Ilulgarla be barred from participation In the t'nle lln n e Assembly'* la a a m h U 'a n n lilir . tad V Nallone poliliral rommltlee debate on the llalkan question unle-m they agreed In advance to accept Aaaembly deeitlona. v ’I’pnflunitirs to rxploie <ome oi th 'till are a myilery to tcirnce.” He said It will nffer mi-nun fo 1 duatrlal developing more' powerful atsimh -weaplini and broaden the field for utca o f peace-time uar ol atomic energy. The plant ' were disclosed to an ennnuncement thet the control of (he Clinton Atomic Ijiboretoru*s at Oak Ridge will Ire taken over hy the University j ) f Chi­ cago under a four-year contract. Since July, -IPAS. the laboratory he* boon oja-ralrd hy the Motl- LAKE SUCCESS. Sept. S3. T “ f/P)— Aualraltan Delegate AY, H. Ilodgnon today accuaetl Kuaala o f uaing "blackmail" aimed "at forcing the Security Cuunclt to admit Soviet satellite* In an U n t i e d Nations membership. ineruin-ra o f the Hodgson 'made Die filactmalt ,Tiilie wilt coopR__ o f nudear studies,........ charge In referring to a alale- ii-inte with the Unlvrtiily o f Chi­ ment by Soviet .Deputy Foreign sago fn research at the Clinton Minister Andrei A. Gromyko Laboratories, the announcement that ltuaala would vole for.adsaid. 'mlaalon of Italy only If the It listed -ua a principal .part Council elan admitted Hungary, of the new program the "design Romania, ilulgarla and Finland. and construction of is new highLAKE SUCCESS. Sept. 25 (Ah llux reactor several times more Ruilia charged today that the powerful than the Existing Oak Ridge pile, for further atudlea and United Staler and Britain weir expanded research .requiring In% violating 'the Potsdam agreement tensltlra not ,now availahle," by opposing the admission of The announcement also said Soviet satellites to membership' in the laboratory w ill. continue. It* the United Nations. The new jeffort* to apply atomic power \wnr-r.i ■ * j Pit liJeftl Ttuht'jn .'ilril American* WASHING I ON. ‘ Sept. 25 i*Y !*■111\ if, n r f lr>™| for Europe s frm rn—glul H id he . ititt hope*" (pKHilKarn r*a* T n * l Byrrin Heard Head O f Student Council Bvron- Heard, aon of Mr. and Mr*, tt, I.. Heard wa* yesterday elected to the responsible peat o f president of the Oirainu V-.-------tudent Council, p f 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 o f 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 o f 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, P a - S e p t times. 25, UP)— A man, identified by police a* Richard Buckner, 46, o f _______ ______ _ ... Sanford, Fla., died in the Wil_DavidJ5eii-Gutiiin said today ha li*a»*port heapiUi laat night after ti-.lt price mnirtil amt frail ra. liuiiToe."v Ttojray mode |iul>lie i li -rev I I*. .1-11 United State* had spent more jiiau l26.nnti.uoo,,•1X1 Jot maintenance of national, ili-fciiae in.the. first two pb*tw-iiT fiscal years, or a thud more than IIn* i •-tuvvl. I t 'n, .-.i.-.-rvlMt Yh.il llic f'l* nli fit ;r.k legist*- 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 "It may hr we tould spend less on imlil.iry force* if. mine were s|>eul on maintaining conditions on which Dembency and pcare de­ pend," [in[rs vaitl m a sprecji lo he National Association lif 5u- s It loulhern Instiliitio 'a. I with the Clinton proje- t well continue Alabama Polytechnic (Au, l; Cajhnlic University. AVashn, D. C.j Ihike; Emory UniLy, Atlanta. (!(«.; Georgia otoui mil sli t-ouicinna State; Tulanc; -i silica of Alabama. Kent- ate at wot North Carolina. Tennessee, I nomtt slotm appeals «. amt Virginia, and Vander-! rning." ih* l*tealdenl In whi* It -|j| i - .ADiimci the Icderal leveive * boai gei|rd tmlay the Lhnln mighl hriiet spend leas on tary fortes m imlet In jttte Slrt.Mm.mmjmxr-hp' xanf Im' i-ii provided in foreign ai The United Slate* and Brilian Mrs. Roosevelt's Let­ supported Italy-, but objected vi­ ter To Welles Is gorously in admission of the Com­ Shown As Evidence munist-dominated government! of Hungary, Romania and Bulgaria. WASfflNGTQN. Sept. IS 0D They insisted that *t separate vole be taken on each of the five ex- George S. Metsrrimilh, - then *» enemy states. +~- siitant Secretary of Stale, acknoWI ____ roliaiu toiKign -Mmfltwp Zygv rdafd 'inlay that he wrote the munt Mudaelcwaki touched off American Consul General at H a ­ the new big power fight by pro­ vana in 1939 urging prompt and posing formally llmt the Council |>er*onal consideration of Hannt It anllau*il »■ l-n«r Klahtl Euler’s application for a vita to resjde in the United States. Heavy Rainfall Is Testifying before, the House Reported In Carolina Committee on Un-American Activ­ ities. Metipjsmith also said he lent the Consul General a . copy of a Idler that Sumner Welles. tfffki cooperating Zone Meeting .Of r tf^ n u e d bulgaita-and l in fa n d t v r ■ - _ are c.idcnt De c l a r e s Wasting Food Hurts Family Budget And Peace Of The World NEW YORK, Sept. M, (AY — Dr poplin In Mutual Sating* tlsaks of Iho nallun, totalling j|j.:.r..tioo.toa *<. of Aug. at, continued to gain during Auguat but at a Inner date than for any month aince J«n. I, the National Aanorlation of Mutual Savingn Banks an­ no >nr nl tmla). The overall Inn cane ip Vugual amounted to fnt.nnn.non of whnh iso.. 000,1100 wa* regular deposits, amt It 1.000.000 reprraenlrd l hrUtmm rtuba,- school aavInga, amt other apecial pur­ pose arioijnta. aald thi 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 ____ J firms Truman Asks Americans To Conserve Food For Europe Says U'. S. Ought To Spend More On Eu­ ropean Aid And Less On Military forces Potsdam Agreement Bought Into Argu. ment On Admission Of Balkan States 0 A iw ic U ttd P r l i i L w i r d W ir a l.svf* MniutiV ill'll Kepiihlkan and Deni'j-’t ill- t t-ri/lev»S*nal leaders. copier- Half Of Turkey Cardinal Spellman Calls For Renewed Fight On Evil Isms fllltlV ii rope II miiiiiie |ilk with teporters rhlcms n s | « h l in helping Ku* ic ert thiough the wiiiler and tfic i -ilni fu( rurhomtir pi , *•• l.*!l €*f F. Whitehead *ti* Ill / ’ijHHI fvohfpi Wil Ii i st.itrmcnf frotis it "tt cannot t » denied or If. o it m ii loti' Reports d w L U l t c X j i . t l i v i i till It IwWwd that_t out iryiqd . (a i ge |-unn atuf i;i mils ft* f<-reign countrh' WifdliTe 1*1<* t u re nio either n heavy riirrcnl t>u Aid To Blind And En­ den upon our tax payfra-or— ! Bad In Sof- Florida in .i alnlrmeni inflationary force on one couragement Of Pa­ strong ' rile principle purl-* -, of Cecunomy," lie Said. “ But *o anT A B MfASSFF, S e t o iig r c a i Wiia in cttuitiiem iirale*t| Ilimit, nmtiuaj f- At triotism P l a n n e d our even larger military Mpajuli- Mutr i!iin tnlf ih- tpn I'lit v n n iy u f i l i i ! . | l | « : u i * . i | h ; tuica which are m nddtred hr lUtkryi ill South I lot id I ] ‘Itfd: T*rl‘ jgn* in a lo ,. n-f-nninir t*r the rafm l- ati i home ttf tie fuel ilnsiliuml ot« I’ aar Klahit Aid to the blind or near blind and fostering patriotilm In com refluent Imtl 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 wrlm m ' 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 A t A rc 711 My*. Eila Spivey, 7.3,’ o f 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 o f 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 o f 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 o f 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 th e ' Armory to­ night at 8:00 o'clock after which light refreshment* will bo served. Til* - fttiB -ti * ‘TOperitRXtr' Ur6i»-' LI. t_f* f Ant Wraa aMrurtalnJ Vrst. roads” , in technicolor and shows the atomic bomb testa at Bikini lagoon laat year. GAINESVILLE, SepL 26, (A Y RECORD TURTLE Enrollment In BOTC at tha Uni­ NANTES, Francs, S ept 28. CAY versity of Florida ha* reached — A turtle weighing 1J24 pound* the largest total *inea~lV37 with has been caught o ff tha Brita&ny 1,808 students registered for the coast. Fishing authorities said to­ current semester, according to day It was the largest turtle re- figures released today by Col. E. M. Edmonson, professor o f Mili­ tary, Selene* and Tartlca, foBEISS.f *Jjf ; • -* Dr. JohnH To Disuiiss New .School Laws liintnri l lud.it it will lake tip The Seminnlp Teacliera Huh "ilinnnlialrt!** with tbr Alignwill meet at H o'clock In the rv.ic p q r l I i - in o il title o lt n c s in I n . il'.vernim -nl Ih r rn**- of Irise i>n Oct. 2 nf Scnilnoli* Hi..-li 1fir>v American MiMirn Mei.ril School. Dr. ft. I,. Johlia. I’M sevrn South Rutiua counties, the and lirM captive hr A IlgOitat feasor of School Admlui*tr*lip**i jillkcv ami quail p.Uutr "i* fat. Irnopi nlnnn Ihr Trlr-itr frnn. Unlveraljy of Florida, and Ite- fmm trrighl " ntMlorn limo*.. aaalnxt ft-- •vit tin I’ ri •■ ilfffgrr Mirharl aearrh and Field Btudie* lotiilititrimilxm wfllrli . thn .it.w Tlie oflicer.* trpuils irilicalfil. MfHrnnnM told n newx conialist. Florida S t a le Depot! Jurtrtvfy;__U n l_ t fc « _ and-squiticl i il.’a lJ o y . m ati'^ i l ic i iil i . iiu J .t i. . frvrnre-th-il n protest hr At*i mmt-rrf-RrfnratJonr'Witt Ire it lorn, the riirren- im-i in the slotm uc.s had Ireeeit harmed T. S. Vires, rmnmnndt-r hf Ihr curst.sp-nker. , Ihin l. Vmertrnn force* at m l*r. Johns wa* nrltve eon "little, if any,". luithcr Hiiltticll. Miami agent "the Free T enilory at Triestr. "iiltant for the ritU en’a Cbm hat, produced "m> teat01I i," 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 ■of the legislature. He will explain that portion of tl * new tawa having tn do with Ih* seljoola ax-.they ore tn tie under- Check.s Are Insticd •tocwl.by the local teacher, and aTo School Teachers viewed and Interpreted hy the State Slr<-*-t Su p t. Sid I!*' '(* iid nm t-> Department of Education.. («oo.|. till* limriling In* pn-mlsr t<* A substantial increase nf 3l.(iSr> Ilefore enaitng tn the Unlverthe Remiri'de ^uet busy anil rmicnt the pm -Inni »lty nf 'Florida. Dr. John* wa« fn learber* pay over the corres­ mtier nf Com- ! watk* li-n>ling t>« tln-(‘ «'litraiii-i . t ponding mouth ln-«t year In irutiprofessor at the University of vttj»CVI*s5j*sl atld i the now Javn-H Blum- -*ii-d r*snif*t Alabama, arid previous to that .-aled In the HI.7XI worth nf le-dy today at Information Jtonth, Itiiu. westl,. >hecks lu'ltiK l#»Uiul tills week-end he wpx with the United State* at tlie Mnyfnir |i-r had drlnvo-i th» plop at ‘the office of Htipf. T. AV. I.avr. Department o f Education. "On the f Ifrit .fair tlai t ivil| «rInn to pay tcarhen* o f Hemlnole , An "Invitation'to all parenta In Ktrtcd that thi- fli-*. the wnlk-i are fitiivtnii." Mr. County for the petlod bf Aug. 23. the county, and all nthrra who m* organlrnti-in lit* Inud aid lisrt w m 1. tliH oigrnare interested In ptngreaiive ed to Bept.*23 riitnadnV evtvs- tag Dir, HiGhiiil Imd Inc wlmto Of thn tidal, aiimunt tlm State ucatlnn to attend this meeting Iqn, and timt crops with cement mixer busy1 la extended by the Seminole baa appropriated M ',1.271 and the I In- ntt -open pouring the cement, and w a . down County, II2.M3. Mr. Ijiwton re­ Teacher's Club. . r fhn member* on hnmlft and knees *eerng*ti» it ported, Lost year** initial inunth* Special enter- that tin .u »nioutliw| jti.t p a - was I27.22P of'whirlt the State arranged. <>*l- iipiit. City Engineer Italph |,tibpgid t l 7.163. and tin* County the Rate IncrcaseH A re thon- deatring on hand to aid hint, balance. iff eontnet I.lnd 'Hie lattm tcparled Ilint It will Not only do Irnrltrr* get two Given ExpressAgency eservatlnnx. pmliabty take City crew* tu-vera) months’ raratlon tint they are paid wa* ritended jneek* tenmving delirtx front for 12 months, Supt. Lawton puln WASHINGTON. Sent. 26. (AA ;*er for hia as- IslieeU, Thi*r for tin- most tusrt is Ini out. tout \Vnt they were paid Rate Increases Intruded to yield rtl o f dlrrctAr* nio's nnd viniill limbs, the Railway Express Agency an for 10 months* work. Principal* irqw by-law* of "Hanford reitainly got o ff very > full 12 are required to work thadditional 101,264,000 a year have tipht from the atririns," hr tlethe organl/atlon month*. t^en authorised by the Interatatr ----— . elntcd. “ Vnu ought to *re the Commerce Commission i FOUND atIYet* Of I‘aim Hcacli nil lltter«l 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 LEO T H E LIP IS HACK cent on long-distance traffic. CINCINNATI. Kept, as; (-v>— Tha rate changes were author­ Walti-r.Mutiny, secretary of base* ised for one year or until further ball, -aid today lc-<> Uurtichcr'a suspension automatically e n d e d be applied upon 10 daya’ notice to with tlm conclusion of tbr AVot|i| south uf Fort the public. The Express Agency. "Scri'-s next month and that twin* WhfcK.la ow n ed an d operated by the deadline-. Applicants axn ramin, ionrr A.' Hi Chandler bad advtsml the former manager of.th e Die railroads, bad applied fo r In­ uucatexi to bring slung old license*. ELKS FISH FRY creases that would hike It* revenue All members of Hanford Elks Brooklyn Dodgers he wan free to by 170,000,000 annually to meet IBulge 1211 and their wivr* are negotiate for a job f«r IPIH. Increased operating costs. invited P. attend a fish fry and TIGHTER KTANHARIW dance to Ih- held at the l^xlge FIGHT DENIED LAKELAND. Kepi. 26. (A l­ UIIINRHB RATTLE' ii. C, Evans, general manager of Friday evrrting. HAVANA. Culm, Kept. 26, (AY PEI PINO, fiept. 26— (AY—The the Florida Citrus Commission, Committee Chairman P e t e r — General Genovi-vo Prrv* Da­ newspaper Hsin Min Pao aald announced today lighter federal Thurston announced that dinner rners described .a* completely lodav 50,000 Chinese Red* were grading standards for Florida will tie nerved ak 0:30 o'clock, without foundation today a report battling Nationalists >In the su­ citrus recommended by the Com­ ami daudng will begin at 0:00 that Cuban forres at Confites burb* o f Chlnghsisn, Manchuria, mission had been appro veil by the o'clock. He has arranged for' « Key bad besieged 1,600 armed on tha Tientsin-Mukden raft way U. B. Department o f Agriculture floor show. On# of the featured men organised for the imr;R>*e'bf 86 mile* northeast of th# Great anil wtti become effective Sept. performer* will he a tap dance overthrowing the Dominican Reby Mia* Maria MenendcX, . Wall. ’hiqF Joe 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'in e s be limit ft) t-'« tv-.-thlrdi of the purcliin - ptA.i- ?snd tint they 1“ re­ paid wilhiti to month*. I AHOHERS j T i — N e a rly 700 fierm an prlenWers »-f War In Franc* bavo France Is (tying WO foreign lalyear, ,7 V , TEX AH ATI TKK AS CJTV, (Ah— A fii at«H»rd‘'tb e tnnki tain here lo-i ni the life nf one el Crewman Willi i ■;fer-r l : :t 2«g= � 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 24, 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/aa535f468b3d78a17ee178a1465c40b8.pdf 16040b2c0a9bd81f86242ff82bd9e9e4 PDF Text Text » I PAGE SIX M O N D A Y , S E P T . 2 2 ,-1 9 4 7 TUB SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Truman Meeting Market Director Reveals Need For More Food Crops Pelicans When Hurricane Hits JACKSONVILLE, Bent, 22. — (SkM-elaU-* "Events of the lait week have* riven new emphaii* to A tt< P o v E 'f t >0 S tr a p s O U T PE*E V A T S ' ;• •Ai*.POKIN' TUrt P E A « P i s ' K t i ? RifiH TW U P i w f e u - m e U fiH T tx n x r n m r By ELLIOTP CHAZF. GULFPORT, Mia*.. Sept. 22 i/Pl — Pal lean* amt people act p rc tl/ much alike In a hurricane. Titer both f*< excited and do the wronr thing. They both get killed. Ilul Somehow the pelicans manage to bg » iUUuilQlt.dignlfmL about it ' With hurricane rvlnda Railing tin roof* arotind the promise*, knocking out power linen pml con verting Main Street of Gulfport in an expenaive Imitation of^an artillery barrage, both the pelican* and the people had a tough time of it . By mid-afternoon, thing* were so noisy .and confu*ed that tin two group* were walking Ihr same sidewalk and hiding Ix'hlnd Huaame ehtlter. The pelican* had givlen up the Idaa of flyHlg. Shortly after what would have been lunch, If the restaurant jte-iplt Could have got around to cooking it, I apotted what appeared to l< the laat two air minded pelican* lit town. H . tVc do know however that aertj or planted crop* were hurt. Thi* disaster to Florida, ao far a* vegetable production goea, should Im offset by late planting*. “ Florida production I* part of the world picture — and in fact, a very important part. The world, today — and 1 apeak particularly of Europe alnce those nation* have been our traditional outlet* for foot! product* throughout our history — i* facing a Winter of starvation. W. M. Kipllngcr, recogniied a* one of our ablest commentator* on buiineea and rconomica sounded a grim warn­ ing along thla line, Just a few day* ago. Hr emphaslied that Farmer Gets Most ‘Horror atorle* of food shortage* Of Consumer Dollar are coming through' and thaVthey are genuine. 'There juat ianrt WASHINGTON, Sept. 22. (/P> enough food available to feed European*, even meagerly,' he The farm er Is getting about 70 rents of every dollar the consumer ■aid. “The over-all picture resulting spend* now for meet compared from M l M ««n,.W I aee.'it. U with 61 rente in .1989.. the last pre-. not nearly ao had ax It would Up- war year, Agriculture Department pear at flrat glance. Growers are figures showed today. accustomed to coping with weath­ The Department said, however, er haiard*. Florida grower*, and that It has llttla definite informa­ Falj vegetable gtowera in particu­ tion as to how the remaining 30 lar, ara acquainted with these rente la divided among othere who haiard*. They are part of the ■hare in the dollar, such ae the corral production picture. In commlaaion agents who handle A HKtHDKNT OF FORT MYERS, FLA., look* up at the arorheH wall of th* newljr-rcmo*leled educa­ act. they have a lot to do with livestock tales, the packer, the tion building si Ihr I** County fairgrounds, which was demiiliahrd by the t e r r i f i c hurricane which holding down production, and wholesaler, and tha retailer. ■•wrpl nrr»i»* the Florida peninsula. Although property loss "a* high, there were »ery few death*, A atudv made by the Depart­ making It .possible for the plantdue tv the ndeanrr warning* given by weather official#.' (International Snundphoto) era who produce .crops year after ment on Marketing margins for tlrrvtoclr and niaatx ln T93* xhrrw-I the following division: Farmer 61 cent*, commlailon agent 4.3 cents, the packer 14.9 cent*, the wholesaler 6.8 cent* and Storm Warning: th* retailer 24 edits. ir«IN ll«ia*<t fra*HI N t * O m I Department officials told a re­ to control odor and Insect*. porter the split of the 80 cents left State and municipal authorities now a fter the farmer gets hi* conferred on requirements, and ■hare U believed to be roughly the prepnred to atk the war assets ■am* a* in 1989, although tha re­ Administration for relief stocks tailer and th* packer mey get nod heavy equipment to clean slightly larger portion* beetua# of licarhes and highways. Heavy Increased labor coats. Umbers alio were sought for On that assumption, they said bridge repair*. that the division may ba roughly as follows: By ASSOCIATED I’ll ESS Parm er 70 centa, tha eommlaFollowing It the unofficial lilt slon agent two cent#, the packer of 20 death*, caused either direct­ 10 centa the wholeealer three ly or indirectly by the hurricane rente and the retailer tB centa. In which *ltuck South Florida last t h i e breakdown, transportation Wednesday, costa coma put of shares of th# Storm death*: Mr*; Sara Elisabeth JieCullnugh, rommlaaiea -agent# end -whole78. fatally Injured in Fert Fierce Official! said tha margin be­ by door blown open by hurricane. tween th# farmer'# there and the retail price normally n a rro w .XX. price* of llveitock and meat ad­ vance! and wldari ax the** price* decline. Thla, Alley explained, I* because marketing and distribu­ tion coat# tend to remain fixed. Palm tree* lwn.l roedlly In the furious wind-in We at Palm. Beach ax the tropical hurricane th at- had Deaths attributed -Indirectly-to— Thav’-amphaalaad, -hewever^dhat -itCTrtnpnif-8frth p-ttxhB iniii"i!tnirfc~the~rtOTlitg~Teiinmn ha fdll fut-y. — ’ * (InternatlonalT * smaller shares ara being received William*. 29, negro ahot now bjr packer* and distributor* Patrolman J. W. Shep did not infllcat# that thalr raturna They handling a much larger volume neat and livestock llveetock than lin 1939. men, electrocuted while repairing of meat pow er Iin* tn Miami following storm. Mary Jane Bloth, 20, killed in that Conner’# Highway was closed Fort Lauderdale when auto collided with another, ca- on dehris-atrewn ? And moat admirable of alt. the) didn't discus* the wind velocity, but rather aeemed to accept it a* a routine element of hurricane. Th# beech pelicans writ- «lifThay refused to accept n new mode of travel after years of coasting whare they pleased. On tha je n tle , tai-free Gulf hrtetaa, Bo (h ey ' died. mo*l of them victim* of hasty landing*. Their brown bodia* littered the Iwm-hr* The wounded walked around tiredbetid* them am) waited for windberne death*. t?A . - A»t wiui_ with in* th* ptypio people ii it wps was mil dlf n re n t. At any rate, it was differ hurricane, and moat of them ncith*r walked nor flew. Tliey *«t. ■ Hotel lobbies were crammed with them pnd their voices. “Simply don't understand this hotel." A very fat one, “They gut no water. Thay got no electricity. Thay got no radio. Juat when you need a radio moat they don't have I t And at I was tailing Emily, even If f don't have radio I got to have (having walar." A vary thin reapraaantallve of vtha people, -looked. at the plump ’ representative: "You don't need a chav*." among velocity • hotel a many-atory structtaken shimmying like a tenflitting pole, thera you hava It.'the hurrithe people and the pelican* t And the moral, If there la one available, is that although a pelietn ha* an awfully big mouth, he knows when to keep it sh u t (International) European Aid ( ( ■ ■ M n »rU frw m r a s e O k , Brother Missing *1,% -dishinevn 11 »na i' r»br w wneel and fender of the Font war* badly damaged. The ca*o L pending in th* City Court. Edwin Barns, 1603 Palmetto Avtnua, narrowly raeaped acriou* Injury at 11:38 o'clock Saturday availing In turning the corner from Sanford Avenu* to Seventh Hired, hit bicycle was hit by an un­ known negro truck driver. Thdriver's Identity la being sought by police. " A 1938 Ford sedan belonging to L. T. Twyman, which w*« stol­ en from In front of tlie Avalon Apartments between 8:00 o'clock b u t evening and 9:00 o’clock thb o w n in g , wax found this morning Plumbing shop on W#*t it S tre e t The car wa* re­ ad to b* tn good condition th# only thing misting was r*. cigarette# and candy that txwti (eft tn It. Arabs landing 1 and drtcHninc whether the mean* can be found of lupplying Eurrqw‘» need*." the lutnmaly **id. “ If nothing i* done, k calaittophe will dcrrlqp a* Mock* become f}* liautted." Tlio report outlined a four-point self-help program “aimed at put­ ting Europe * anit i -a* on It* frot by tlie end O f lo f tt :** 1. A strong production by onch Country. effort 2. .Tlie crcrttloti of Internal , f i­ nancial stability, 3. Maximum cooperation among tho 18 countries. 4, A solution of their tradjnj deficit with the American-contf netit, particularly by exports. A* pait of Ihik production ef- war heal*, with inrrease* above th* ptewar Standard In potato**, sugar, joilx and faU. 2. Coal production si* it* tha 1938 level nnd on* third higher 1947 tonnage. 3. Elect tlrai generating at 168 Warn percent, oil refining nt B5b per­ cent and steel at 120 perennt in terms of 1938 production. 4. Inland transport faetlltle* to Iso be done granted \© 17 “cultural 4IFtIPv 5. Restoration of prewar mer­ chant fiesta by 1951. The 18 nation* expressed belief Europe could produce moat of ttw machinery and other capital equip­ ment needed for the expanelnu program outlined,'and added: “The various countries have un­ dertaken to use all thkir effort i to develop their national produc­ tion In order to achieve these targ ets” The r e p o r t estimated that 13,000,000.090 would lie needed In efforts to atabllixe th*; money of certain countries, left unnamed. “The quick success of atablllialinn will, to a very larg* extent, depend on adequate foreign aeslatance being available*” the con­ ference eald. The report act at 822.400,000,000 western Europe’s prospective dol­ la r. deficit for 1948-61. - F n m r this (t subtracted fS.110,000,000 for machinery and faQltal equipm flirt which, w h l f h . the ihm report n t n n r l N» 8 i ]lH . msnt "assum­ ed," would be financed by th* International Bank for Recon­ struction and Development, “Given favorable condition*." the report aaitb- Western Tluropo wfltdd—haYe , four-year trade surplus of |2 J lt0.009,000 outaldo tha Western HemUphei*. It ★ ** mada plain, however, that th li figure eras tentative and that the real ’need waa cnnsldcred to be (19,330,000,000 from.America piui Ion against th# end of th* AnterIran aid prttyam The conference eald: "It will be Impossible to right the problem unless market-condi­ tion* In the American coriitneitt allow both Europe and olher parts of the world to sell good* there In increasing quantities. “But these undertaking* ran b* *urcr*«fully carried out only with assurance of a'continued flow of good* from the American contin­ ent. If that flow should cease, the results would be calamitous. "Europe*# dollar resources are running low, (One country after another haa already Imen forced by lack of dollars to cut down vit­ al tin porta of food ond raw mat­ erial* from the , American contiueft . ff nothing la done, catas­ trophe will develop a* stock* be­ come e * h m a te d ._ lfio o -lltU e -l# donn. If It li done too late! It will be Impossible to provide the mo *** * u i u tto v get **»v mentum needed the prog* ram underway, U fe In Europe ft gradual hall for lack o! mat­ erial*. The fuel and food supply of Europe will diminish and begin io disappear, , The report promised “progm piv* relaxation* of Import rvetrif- Ragina Jay, 0; John Richard Jay, 4i Joseph. Jayfl, burned to deaAh jn-hpqx* trailer, wh*» gaaoline lamp used because of storminduced power failure overturned and cxplodad. Jam** V. Brown, 81, Philadel phia pollcaman, died of heart at tack by. excltmvnt Induced by atoms In Miami. Red Davenport, nlghtwatchman at Saraiota —,F ___airport. ' Bradenton electrocuted Thuteday when step­ ped on hlown-down power line. William -Beat, died of .h eart attack In Sarasota county courtL . , . . . Wednesday ___ l . _ -night I .L . house while stek ln r refuge from etorm. Shirley A. Wade, of Hollywood, who-drove family from east roaet of Florida to escape hurricane, died Thureay of Injuries from auto accident near Tamoa. Marine Cpl. Robert Marks, 20, died at .ra**-A-GHlie. of Injuries when car crashed into tree during storm Wednesday night. WEST PALM'BEACH, S ep t 22 —WV—Flood water* from th# northern pert of the Everglade* flowed across Conner's hjghway today and threatened to enter the farming rommunltle* of Pahoke* and Belle Glad*. Already swollen by abnormal summer rains, drainage water* whipped by the great Atlantic hurricane war* reported trickling over a small dike near Canal Point east of Lake Okeechobee, and washing out chunk* of Conner’a Highway, main link between th* lake area and th* coastal city of Weat palm Dekch. Talph A Wank, southeastern disaster chairman of tha Red Cro»a, eald th a t'th u s far. only a threatening condition exists, but that seepage had Waehed within k mil* of Bella Glade by mid­ night laat night. One hundred cafe of * the Florida E ast Coaet Railroad were readied a t Fort Pierce to move injand to pick up evacuees if W. IL HIU. Red Coat chapter chairman of Palm Reach e said that Governor Millard a f Colon. Re- wall had authorised 10,000 con#lals pHa- hag*, dragline* and other heavy nia of laborer* dirt-lifting equipment to ha used > British W*#l in an effort to stem th* flow caused by a break ta a small dike near Canal Point. :;•*»! Hl«**w p^ ' - “ Everglade* Lamar Johnson, l------drainage district engineer* laid that If th* water, goee over the imall famr dike* thrpuaht th* a rts It would flood the Pahoke* and Bell* Glade aectlona, but that the Inundation would be alow enough to permit evacuation. Soma .80,000 people live Jn the threatr a e<l area, he said. Negro*a from th# migratory worker's camp a t Eand Cut, two Savannah Forges Ahead Of .Augusta •In Sally; Playoff (CeattaaeO timm rag e. 0»4» ported to be a “ show me ' one. .C abinet luncheon* are fairly frequent event*. Dot thi* on# s a v a n n a h . n«.. s*nt. ,22. (/p look on the appearance of particu­ —The Havaqnah Indian* are b*e|9 lar significance becauee of other ahead of the Augu*t*-Tiger*, Z-l( meetina acheduled both before In the Sooth Atlantic U a g u t* and after It: . x W , ^ . a l , plUhiag. dh-f uhrre 1 fw5T Strike-out artiat Driaaie mat exporta they will recommend tq t#rf j the Tiger* with a four-hitter Prrildent Truman. to give Savannah ■ 3*0 victory Secretary of Agriculture Ander-(Sunday. He out-toaaed Augusta ton announced the agreement to 'sta rte r Einbree and reliefer. H an' reporter*, but declined to give [ry Camp, who teamed with a nlneany detail*. The committee meet* 1hit pitching performance. Emhrea with the President at 2 P. M. was lifted jn the aevanth when tlj* The food committee meeting wa* ah - 002 000 Olx—3 9 l the ftret of a aerlea of top >. Camp (81 and Little; admlntetratlon references, in­ cluding a cabinet luncheon, on the general problem of hnw the United Starve can hely Europe Jk* Pickle of Mississippi State meet emergency need* thli w jn -l(, , „tcd th* be»t punter of the. ___________ 1037' ter. * | Orange Bawl__eeriee. In the 1937' —■ ---------------------iclassic Ike booted on# 82 yard* The average scoring play In th e 'fro m 'the line of scrimmage 18-year Orange Bowl football against Duquesne, the longest kick aerie* hai covered 28H yard*. hi th# hJatoyy of the major bowl* Enjoy Bottled Energy Our bpgrkllnK flavor-filled Beverages when ItS hot! Bill’s Package Store and Bar 112‘ I r W . * F •I r- a■f S t r a t« i •Phone 880 REGISTRATION NOTICE The ‘Refflntrntion Books of .the City of Sanford, Florldu, nre open nt the City Mali, commencing Mon­ day, September Ilf, 1947u fnr thn p u rp o se of regLetaring for the 'Municipal Primary Election to be held on November 4, 1947, and will remain open each day ex­ cept Sundaya and holiday a, up to and including Saturday, October 25, 1947. CIT1’ REGISTRATION OFFICER *The LAUNDERETTE is a wonderful invention! ’No mesa to clean up! ( How I used to drend that mopplng-up job! Now I’m rid of washday bluea and drudgery! LAUNDERETTE OF. SANFORD Second at Oak •‘fwbl Complet# call* quickly. Thb oil ores better service for you and yew party line neighbor*. KEEP CALLS BRIEF ff =s 1 L I - ■a l»* I ^ phan* li placed hook star each vnber.ona phono off lei up an entire line. Ml Red Croat and the BtaU High­ way Patrol that only the amaller farm dlkea were giving way, and that there wa* no threat to tha great government levee surround­ ing Lake Okeechobee. Crews sandbagging tha broken dlkea In th* Canal Paint area quit work at nightfall and wars to resume at daybreak today. Fifty convicts from the state prison camp a t Belle Glad* wer* to augment emergency crew* al­ ready mustered. Tha const guard In Miami said . . WABHINGTON, S ep L -ttH A V The Agriculture Department aatk. mated today that last W eeajflv rkanc caused the lots of S five and seven million boM citrus In Florid*. ■ It figured the Iota at bsHfour and flva million b o x * . | 1 .4 __ sJL— ____ : 1r . / Allow a llttla time betw een eolh to permit others to hove thek turn at ffte One. GIVE OTHERS a .< h a h c b �- n o r - f* r “T ----- 1 --------- 1 , THE W EATHER aD Unity There Ls Strength— Ifalut ami. *i|iiallv lh i» afternoon . lutilifhl ami W n fn n n ltr, Strong ta il to m iojheattrrlr »1itd> 40 to 111. miles, per huur » )lih . gusl* l » To Protect Lbo Peace of the World; To Promote th* Procreaa of America; * To Produce I’roe parity for Sanford. 60 in taUalU. ■ ^ /O L U M E X X X V III '* Established 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, SEPT. 23. HU7 A s s o c ia te d Proa* L oosed W iro Whitehair Insists Tornadoes Add Appeal Made Russia aring To Florida Woe To Save Peace From Storms By Trygve Lie ssions Houses Are Smashed East - West Differen­ Communism Scored And Danger Of War Stressed. At Meetm g o f Veterans Bevin Hails Work Of Committee On . European Aid In Jack so n v ille; 25 Boats Missing; Thin Dike Holding ces Are Said To Be. Breeding Fear And HateThruout World Taft Denies GOP Air Force Pilot Prefers Robot . Is Lacking. In Pilot To His Own Flying Prowess Social . Ideas Vislhnsky Again As­ sails Marshall For Incorrect Explana­ tion Of Deadlock Ail Air F o u r officer *HI I h i NEW YORK. Sept. 23 id*)— Watherman It. F /W h ltn rr re­ BRIZE NORTON. England. Sept. NEW YORK. Sept. 23—P ll— corded the lowest barometric Trygve Lie. secretary-general of 23 (»*) Capt. I ho mas J. Wells. 101®“ “f "T,“' *lig I'urii" pi •’ Russia iautniird a new broadltJa ceith-d in tlni. iiinni.ei, reading of the year here shortly Francis P. Whitehair, formei U. S. Army An Forces pitot, e\ Ttii- contiul met Im nisni, which agaimt the l inietl Stales loday before noon when a reading of the United Nations, made a direct Senator Will Make candidate for governor and a pressed pteleiencc lur ihe "tnr- o |te rn tc- "u illffe rtn t item s in iiflei S«i rriary General Trygve Lie 29.32 was made. At 6:13 this appeal to the bitterly quarreling commander in the United States CommunistsAIone De­ morning it was 29.55 and at big (towers loday to reconcile the Speech Tonight On thanical brain' over In* own flv th e nllptniu-. vtus fully ndju-te-l. in an extraordinary appeal called Navy who 'served in the Pacific 8:43 was 29.51. During the hur­ Easl-Wrsl differences which he said imitui - u< ru i un tip f"i to it* on Ihr Inttrily quarirlmg lug powcry' Dollar Attack: ricane last week the low eat were bleeding fear , and hats Labor Legislation tag prowess today after trolling the ulul tin* plane » « ' Iuvied tu die during the recent war. told 150 the Atlanlii in .v l'-54 tkymXster olid of, lilt- riilivvav uiid heiiilrd r i t . l o huiy itirir ddfrientes ill reading wow 29.77. Storms al­ thruuehoul the world. members of the Veterans of For* Greek Army Upped ways n,CLEVELAND..Kept. 23. M'J— lunlrollrd -rnliwly by tobol. llir mlririL ul prute aiAutig the seek a low pressure area, fur takesiff. . v cign Wars and their guests at a Addressing fhe. General AliensLabor la the "chief berveficltur 4 lwwv*n. itiii-* -wiii.li i 'V. im .t i he declared, and if there la a tended' Nfj|ihnv‘ ''D t W t f f l rnttirf fxml with th" WASHINGTON.-Sag*. 23. <*•> lower pressure erea IHan here, ■My at the close of* its week’-l6n» ' wf-the-Taflrilartley ,(Vt and Van » supper at the Mayfair Inn last T h ru Hu- m aalet .s w itc h vve i Amil r i 5'. Yiihiiuky, Soviet dep­ Robert 1 . Darner, rice president jeopardise industrial peace by automatic llurld controller in had the present storm in the Gulf krncral debate phase, Lie made no Iji tllliell Its H hi tie (luge I WIN night *that “Hiller and Muito of the World Hank, said today will tak r that direction. Rain- direct reference either to Secretary tray rot ting It. Hubert N. I ten- weather than htmg the tlnp n p ta ird by unv liuiumt U 'utg on th e uty lotngn minister, opened his lini arc gone, but the Russian that American investors will ham, general counsel of Ihe fall last night, arrompanlrd by of Stair Marshall or Russia's De­ m ethiiiiN ui." AutiuiiMtii'ivllyi the new* offensive by charging Sec;eNational Labor Itrlationa Hoard, inysrll. on irisllumritls," Well, th ro ttle s w e ir pushed to tak eo ff bear is hungry and is preparing hare to put up whatever funds noisy gusts of wind, lolslled 3.1 lary of Slate Marshall gave art said. "The automalk tlighi con­ the llank lends to Ihe 16 Eu­ asserted today. Denham, vested Inches, he reported. The rain puty Foirign Minister Andrei Y. for new wars of aggression. We pusillitli, and (itiri eight sei-.mdt "in tu ited " rvplaiulion uf (lie Lag ropean nations seeking aid un­ with unprecedented legal |H>wera troller is tnuclr mute scntiltvc and started yesterday afternoon and Viihintkv. hut it was clear that lunhi h were Itleaseil. The , ,, , , must pick up again where we left der lho M arsh'll Plan. The under the new labor taw, told quicker to irVpniui ihan any lm the blanc sta lled down Ihr i uu» «y / 1*“« f deadlock op Kuican tndecontinued Intermit lent ly through his appeal w-as aimed at them. European group “assumed” In > off. We mutt finish the job." Ihe Amrrlran liar Aaaoelatlun the night. "The • indispensable condition base near this Lnglith village yes liflrd 'Into ihe nil, mid Wlijli il pendencr. "We were fat.' decadent and a statement yesterday that the (.'rooms Arademy in Colds- for peace," Lie told the 55 nat­ dial unlona will hurl themselves IVBchi'd NHI Irrt ullllUile III-' IU then assailed Maishall who Hank and "other credit opera­ unless Ihey lake fullest advant­ man brains ami hands." boro wan closed today on ac­ indifferent in 19-tl," hr said. "God tions" would furnish them with tliroUIrs w eie ryit)idi-il- to v limit vvas tilling liefotc him for supional drlegalioni, "Is |hal nations age uf ita protrrlloii. count of high water in Thirlire plane landed at an RAI poiltiuii. . • -forbid that we will ever again 13.110.000,000 pf the *12.440, nd Roosevelt with diffrirnt social systrms and 1-|.r ll|. -- .-llu llm d l.l !J O m l- lulling L'N nuivideraliim nf laiW Isid ay ,— 12— Irwitra^puJ — lit a nun -WLKVElcrVfvD.—Keyh—ibh—tdV I be. I would rather that I and mv »hV^-piVreHr^artiootn-imr^rinieiesls' shTYl illi’v e'lff Presldenllai I'andulale llaiuld ulrs after il look t.fl hum Nlrplsrtss f i c i , mid the rinottlea w eie puBcd , oinmciitlatfutis for icvtivon of the rM,d rr|| , nd lri(h fU | rum ................................................ . l .. family would die tomorrow than need from the 1 nited States and buck to c | unv- Iknilintt, Al tie Italian pcsi c ticsty. YittlitllLy livc and work together side by I- Hlatoirn today rolled on the elsewhere through 1951. Darner villr. New fiiiindl.iiid. .Niind.iy mgld. time »!*•' the |dom ‘> «*di.. piylf „ | taring the building. The arhool to live under a. system of Com­ told’a news conference the banh ^ side, in |>racr. I lilted Nations to avert H < > ■ Id any action un this will re-open tomorrow if there "The brnin d id ‘nil Ihe work," a nii'kot oi guide vhtp ntaml ^ munism," he said 'in an address now haa only *50.000.000 avail­ Mar Three by reeogniring Ihe "This must llnd exprctvjon In a v ml,ill..Il, ul i lie are no.more heavy rain*. ed up n dtu-vlioniil heiilll fn ,ln 1 qucvllon V,.u. "basic clash uf ideologies" be- said Col. Jam es .liilli'.|.ie ,.( Kim on "Thiee World Governments" able for lending, and Ihe only po|iln*l neuoliations which *how t hiid of tl.iwav-'Bern" tini>n-ut>. LN l baiter. •. tween Ihe Amerirali and l(n**i- Aliluliiu, Trva*. t llittf uf llu F. K, in which he contrasted Democracy way It ran grl-furdher funds In MIAMI. Sept. 23 i-lV lhrec a willimniris to cornoiomiie. With an All smuninlic viiicction finder , \ i tno-ky ^[Mike n* tin- 55 inAll F u ltes till vti-fillii'i living dithe forseeable future is to raise systems and ahilline IN de­ with Fascism and Communism them In this country by Issuing tornadoes were reported over I’tor- out such a will, without coopera­ bate lo Ihe economic phase ot vision, who -tij tviili Wells in the , Know .Mi- “ADE'T tliie*-up'*n to tom rirnrial A -* nild> tiegau itet.ivli- on it-* foi mi.Ini-W- ugcndd, l*«»r ^l%» ( I uni iiiHvsl and. eiplained that the latter two bonds for investorsids as olfshoti ol a tropical storm tion and agreement, let me cm-} ■ urld affairs. Kla—en, (urmer pilot's co«u|-iiinu. ni. phavi/e that no mechanism (or guvernur uf .Minnesota, luld an - *■li tvIt nllCH.lv lool lo-i-it nppi oved ' — | ” are very much alike except that which v*as centered at noon today b> tii.......me ~r. luma, lie dt liiaioDd (lie maintenance ol International \merlran Har Aaaorialion sreLONDON,, Sept. 23 M’i- F o r Communism is Fascism in the rx"close Ui shore" between St. Pe­ i-kvliii>i>tu of the items on Korsa peace and’ security, however per- liun Ihal Americans ito not »anl eign‘ Secretary Krnrsl Devin re t l tam e. nod Ita ly ./ tersburg and Clearwater on th* war hul wolltd wurelv light to Iril, can he rffeclive." tinned from Paris loday and hailed Mi now lob-, th.- Ami. countrU# ilrfend "the Individual freedom Florida West Coast. Mr. Whitehair was introducer! lie mi id the big power differen­ b-%t tin- /n » l i •>1111,1 01 the I’althe tejsorl of (he Ih-nation com ul men.” Tbe Coast Guard combed Florida ce* had nut yet reached the stage by Senator' L F. Doyle, a formei t stine buttle when tin.- Assembly "Ihey knew that freedom ran mittee for European recovery as waleis lor 25 small freighters anil wheie they thiratened the existclassmate at Stetson- University. nvi-itode theh ohjectoins to erebest Ire defended, nut un llielr It -Mllawa aa !'■«» 01*1 "a great piece of work." nvmtr «i h tpiruvl hh-nalitiri combanana boats ’.reported missing or j j uwn ahorrw, but al any point • The meeting was. presided over The 20,000-word rrpoit, signed IIIil tee |.t cunsld fl llir I'alcstltlvl where ruthless axxrrssiolt en* by Comdr. K D. Scott who wel­ ycsterdajr, rmbodirs a request overdue. Six of them, some wreck- j slates free and Indepeiiilanl pan cd. have been located. W. comed the visitors and distinguish plea,” Slsssrn. detlait-d. t!»** Korean Vlthitt* from tig 16 western European vVoodfit I'oot Paddles k<ht y mil The Weather Uuetau in;a noon. , _ _ _ Trial Of The 18-Year cd guests. J, A. Wright had charge lt.i**i.i m il a hml suhinlt. nations j ( | r $19,300,000,000 iu live pioposais hot bulletin^aid the storm was moving | LOfltCSi 01 xi6T(ll(l , ENROUIE W ill I I A ll of the program and made the Heiress Goes Are FoumlOn Body; thtede s e toitetim Amcricah^^id under ilia Maishall li.o i n o l . h v e ti a i w p t t d b y H A T fl.L . Sepu »» • t introduction;. ReV.J. E.McKinIry Plan t a l ^ n t y them through the Was .73 Years Old h e t lu t e d S t n l i *. T l i c t t n i t , h e s an hour after a Mocking #■ pronounced ,ih$ inyocalkn. John u n t IiyU W arv -Jenid. "Ih e Atm i loan delegalv must cratic oKk is Is at burg r«ngr ruiiJT5 -‘ lespoiitihiiii * -— n rrr — action by an area of high pressure Igrols aursted ,,,il ibt program? >” for vfia ear T 21 — A - tim er- OTadf' wubcUv A B. jSjL^mgttier left Paris a w r- dive-Atlantic —elates? t ~ — - -T he a leiHern. thud of--tirs pir» Tivrnrd r 5 S 5 lUfrnse bTTFeTifT [— SAN1A—ANA. +'«li , .ten.il.H'k. 1,11 3 tie lisle Istimlird snotliei polillr invention llisl evotrlillv auntliei Ey air early today to deliver skin brings memnriee of rnanvHe *4id TiiO K.limit it*ue could A small, ahoit-lived tornado Jut hapuy hours spent watching th- llaitlry law by .Srnalor I all attack today on tlie vtiny of I -mi laded t" vvtuk u roniitteied liv |«> In Sanfotd at this time, Mr. ihe report to U. S. Secretary oi in,I iegutty t«- ■.K.-iiltfievi by lbs (R 0 >. Jacksonville's soutluide loday. griifirun i lassies uf year* goiu* tie Overell amt Hud Gullunt a boon Ik e tliepioliable came of the (ielieral A-semldy. Wfiltehair praised the American State Marshall, who advanced the I hr Uhiu senatur luld a rr- dynamite llial blew- up her parent* u jiowning Saturday night of Na • system of Democracy arid free proposal of self-help plus United taking off a few scatlcrrd tools by, but this year brings nu ex I'uriiinK to Italy, hi: d m U ttd cvption in the realm of y t i vilv enterprise which 1m said was the portrr he plani_tu-answ tliid tin- i Hi i*d MaTe sevcial and uprooting big oak trees in t.ewrnilnil, 23-yeai old. nrgitt In Nckjioii” H etbor Mai -H mii At til loH-aiHre -m any-top-flight-fpolhsli witfliL S t«etjiid_iiL g_ipccch aiT U rvaid Willi-* "lm* etiu> n lnik of pr*. hall-mile wide pa’lbr- Telephone a'lashes.are un tin1 way for tin* Gearhait, O ir.t spr*ri h lain tins 15. I alnpa vliip yard wmkrr 4ltd cine attiiutm .m such ipresttnna." cT he“ opportunity to talk over June 5. week an assertion-by Gaej Stilt lover uf th pigakin parade. the radio and say what we think Hie IH-yrai-old lirnrts 'anil bet blolliri of MiHller lim n . 411 I'llir- ease, Virlilml-y went on. Is "I am rosy pleased," Bevin and (tower lines were downrd over This week The Sanford Herald van, Drmmiatii' National Commit without (ear of arrest pr reprisal ■aid of the report. "I hope it will an area two miles long. Anulhe, the lack of Inver ailmittcil'lail week that llir* t .ul Second Slirrl, 1be |n,dv "iiii.itliei vxuiiipl.continue! Ita animal I'ick The lee director, that- the- d e tr Rr £ he slid, “is a thing we will fight Uliililv <<l tbe * nilcd Slates to tornado dipped into eastern Marion >».it Irifivrlrd it lit IHI o ■ lot L I ioiik I i I 511 (mum!*oi blatlm^ Winner Con teat nod ihe ballot w for aa long as there ls an Amer­ bear good results for the whole i >i . te.'pcet inlet iti -i.ui ugin-iiKiita publican CungrcM will do nutlriny, IHTtvxiri but ctaimevi they did to till motmtvg (tom li ake Ahlhntr ....... , le0| r rl„*red ica." • ■J world. We have got to follow it up cau.n\ > ,t“ viti" i,)f1 “/ l >""; with the trams will to- found on about social welfare Irgivlatinh. ' eaily this morning, badly daniagim tin- spurts page. . Mr. Whitehair pointed out that n o w " al llir irqurtt id b n falbci, \\ 1 1 neat tlie Miinuipal I’lri l.v Slici into.” Th r Thorpe Furniture Cnmpanv 1 Ibis will ptovtdr a new thapler he temporarily surrendered his \ 1*11111,1 V -— I' ■I 111,.*.- ivlio. Sliplei I (Ivrirll, Lot Atlgrlri Iill,Mi di I', A. Mem <iil,I \\ \\ JoluP London Mritapapers, with th s lff ,wo Her,, rights as a private citiseu in 1942 cjurption of tht* CammunUi Di|> blocking rotui and knoctaiK **ul amt tlie Hill Theater are offering )n , continuing tiansconlinentat id llir ( ’nail Guatd l liil I evvrn port the pi :'(-*• ■d ■.inddrA ciiangii* tier, wbo willi Mil. Ovrirll died the pritea lu be given away till* . . , , , , . . . to aerve In Uncle Sam's . Navy Iralllc of woiilv tirtwrrn- 1 aft and brli.ie nr (luting llir rx|i|utioii. ill il bad been lr|H>iltd l>> III,, ■0 tlie Itali.in ii I1, ti.i , c n " i a tlu r praised tho document, large sections of power and com. week.’ which he described ns a “win­ ry Worker, ivltlittye -enttreplmil of Justice. praaa • I w ^ ^ r t a d UvaLald municalion lines. Three hou.ev Democratic oppoiirnu tune tie-* The press Thorpe is giving two ptin*. ning team." adding that as long iu the furm of food and goods I.ugrnr W i l l , , , i , p i n t r i n l m . vi,tn at nutting sitter Nalunliy Vi-,|||tjnky—wri-l'd |w*t mitaion to T he-first prise will Iw a lieauliful irw lls iira ea Cas* atsr Ohioan Ivegan a western sentiment; ibr young couple on tbaigct .u{ mgj aa we keep Democracy - alive In waa under diacuaaiop in Waahingmake »! h IH________ ns _ ___ __ table lamp and the second, pn**' -iquqiirpg tour 10 days ago. / America, wc shall never,know, do- ton aa a slop-gap measure dm ftovbl policy, hul D i. TDwaldu mmdei, said l,r would irtall lain Al 4.0 0 n’rlm k Stnnby aiter- Vittnim *-i Itinril. \v teio M y p teiThe RIU T1f#*tcr will gtVe l» \ V, ’ * * 4 * * * * 1 * Iritf rdpgfesslunal' debat# oft the Traveling toward Seattle and « la a large tnagasine rtek; ite't untie. Ftrd Jutigquivt, a noon R. 1. .Gdyaid. county nu ideni ■ tided liml in must i-onfiria Press, Radio PraiHed irffered “Americans arc not stupid p#o- Marshal!, Plan. paaoca to each uf the n eil thiee major Speech on the labor Uvv bmllirt nl Mrs. Overrlb Jtmgqm,l ployer, and foimn Ct'y pallid In* . iriim tk* no» to d. l.ats on a ha aald, “They ate thinking The press of the continent— there tonight, Taft arruved Sen­ For Hurricane Newa winners. people, alow to act, willing la again excepting the section reanil O'. ir|H>lledly told Mrs. Maty I'tilcb lu.iri found llir i Inlltev nl tbe .ivrd ii, hi* on toe pioviMointl Hgenda. Every game on the ballot mutt ators Lucas * (II-III.f . taka a lot, but fun la fun amt Kntriitigre aaaa (*«!• K t l Mahoney (D Wyo) in a statement ell, linuvrkreper at llir ‘Ovetell negro iu rati Fort Mellon Park A. E. Shlnholaer, chairman of have (he winner selected, hut <*■> enough la enough. We don't like U m llM N I'aa, U || the Seminole County Reti Cross, ■cores are required. Place a mat'; inaniton irt .llintridge, I'atadciu jn-vr tlie lloulrvatd in,I in,Idle,I Aimriciins Are Asked anyone push its around loo long." today rxpreaaed appreciation fur in tlie apace provided liy tha team "We knew that Hitler was Bulgarian Executed silbuib, lo trawl; a garage fn. police, Monte/ ll-l/li), tumillonrCl To Feed Japanese the assistance given to local It.-d of your choice, then clip Ihe Imt- Y o t TI I f i l i m l r T r t H<v prompted by delusiona of .gran­ dv n ni,,ic on Mar. 29. For Political Acta l„ llir ( W i li e r W lin n n d ro lllte J lot and either bring, or mall it 1 ” *TI I k i p j l U r 1 0 UL* Croaa workera by The Herald. Thr deur and waa determined to move TOKYO. S.-pt IT, t f Allied Si,,- ictlfieil n tboioiigli aeairli llir ilotbri at ibntr of lirt mtttOrlando Sentinel and Radio S(a- to The Sanford ller.ld Imfote I ( ) l ) H U T \ (‘(1 l i t S i l l l f o r d forward-.until ha had conquered iltft 11*111il t |**|'ft M^| ii iillUf ill uV|)«tta iI,>c|,>m'<I no i-xplimlvo. \\ ASMINfrTON, Sept. 23, W3— .tlun WTRR during the rrcent liurnoon on Friday. All lialluta mu*t U1g Iit ol her. , tha world. Wa knew ’that he atMini Ia>s|uv llu* Vm#*»ir**n A San Ia Atm privaie invi-niign Herald office by noon f , , ,. tempted to negotiate a aeparab) The U nitcrl^U tei today denounr- ricanr preparation period. Hr al«n iw in The f or M'vrrnl da>„ p.dn-e nn-l tUU'Mnnk.' u p -lt..... mind*. w_U«th__ v,„ | | IU> I His Jewish |tHy of Atonement, liir. Imt wlliie** for tlie iIiTchm, erl Bulgarin's execution of Nikola I expressed thanka for the-aervircs peace with England In 1041, to t it lay, or poatmaike by 'janow n an Yum Kippur. will In tctiln-.l lust week that he foutel SlieTlff a ilepulit-B lave l»'eit mhi, , r , ” F .JlUfMK *P feed llts enable Germany after the duwn- E’etkov, leader uf Ihe opposition offered voluntarily by local cllix , 1 ., . . . _ ,i , , . observed eveivwhere from aunTIown a L u of dynamite In a gat age rung the water front Gir tlie Iwwly IbitHl.inipuVerndied Jupaneta or to the Communlit-aupported Hul ena. w fall of France to become the dom- garian government. ,d the negro, Imt it was n»t u n -‘ *1‘*’ 'ii*'111. K<’ hungry, . moat aarrol and solemn nt tin- Overell In,mo on -Mar, 30, id this morning at nl>oiit it;lHi ■ "AH nhmg. vvi knew that th* Inant power In Europe. We knew “The newspapers and radio were Il is the The State Department In a for joint took it to tho ‘Mojave desert, Slid will iwv determined by the ordei day in their work of publicising that -H itler bated Russia and mat o cluck that John Voting, n m gr .: Jnpaue-e *pevqde eouldit t support in Ihi- Jrwinh year anti la ob­ hurled fur iilmool six month*. statement aald that "In thr Information," he pointed out. "The in which the entries are receiv­ wanted to axtarminate the Slavic 'bem*elvir fot the tmxt year of world opinion" Bulgaria'a result of comtilned efforts from ed. Remember that the ooorver served with special piaveis and The defense contends .that the *i-li-iy worker, while fj.hhig fioin when people In order to accomplish court ii iuim -v m f»od," said R. fasting. It is a day given over to explu*ton alHiaid the Overell yacht, the p irr. righted th.. t»Mty near Communist-dominated government the ballot la raturnrd to The ail sources enabled ua to lie wrll Ida purpose.” tin- M-aWaJI extending..from Hi* II Davis, headquarters agricul"has shown Itself wanting with prepared to meet any disaster Herald, the hetjer chance.you have Introspection and contenitdallou the Alary E. wa* premature . “We also knew,” Mr. White- respect to elementary principles and /or- searching' of the heart In caused l*>* Overell ltlm*elf. Cou»id- pier lie nl once hurried acrp*s lurid chief. " T he,.’ flodq* just |Utt I hem that much mine behind and hair continued, “that Communism of justice and tha rights of which might have occurred from of winning one of the prises. find peace with God. erable tevtimony wa* offered by tin* (der and notified a n eg n tin- food lm* to romg fruin the the huricane," he said. Among the outstanding riffs on A had made g reat Inroads In vari­ man." crinpitnion, William Owen*, who The Day of Atonement begin* llu a lla w a u« |v*ae s l i t tho ballot this Week are the Fbn- with the Kol Nidre prayer, ami t* ous European nations even before iimi io-.-n fnliing from the otiiet Dulled Sintra.” Petkov was hangetk In Sofia's Tbe United .Slate* at tints* ida-Mississippi contest, tha LSD followed by confession uLJinVand 1041 and that in the last great central prison early today -on Summer Officially Mile. They proceeded lo the office furnishes, one-tldtd of Japan's Rica halite and the Army-Villa- prayer* for forgiveness. A solemn election In Franca before the war charges of plotting against tha of Sheriff Mrro who at once di*. Confession Is Made ;*» Communism had emerged the sec- Bulgarian government Ends At 4:29 Today nova classic. patched I),-],uly Chatle* lte,-k to fond, lie explained. “ It boils down resolution is made to make amends *' itw U a M n c « , elsl find a Iwrat to retrieve the Iwwly^ to the fact tlint the American and live a life of greater spiritual To Girl’s Slaying By ASSOCIATED PRESS Rill John*, Guir Station iqiet people have been Mipplemcntinf worth during (lie coming 12 Christmas Toys t Summer, after cutting a variety Navy Issues Ruling months. The Day of Atonement ROCKVILLE, Md„ Sept. 23. (/*•> ntnr, wa* alto notified. Sheriff tin- fn<>d of liie eidito Japanese Sign Is Erected At of c l i m a t i c capera for three On Mustering Out Pay thus represent* man's striving — Detective Capt. James A. Kelly Melo joined him and the I,out lialiun, it looked like Japan was Dropping: In Price I.ltig to.luvve q buptner cr o u — — months, went on its final binge - Jaycee Tourist Booth J'_ for a more perfect world. In whlrh ■aid today that Georae A. Null! came thu floods.” i then cstlte of 1947 today, chilling a wl.l* s 2 -Vear-obl War veteran, has ad T Jrrtberw W A S H I N G ! U N , HepK 23= M M p S P tM “Information for -Toarirt,1*—r — PORTLAND, Ma„ gap*. M or aviLthinking. mitted *laynig hia ll-year-otd UottPri sin y inn »**» * | ) i 1 J* j -tv r* ■ second tropical storm in a week The Navy undertook today to reflecting type of sign, has been Christmas to r pric»e. says Henrlcea in Ranfotd will ba held nirre. I*«h«lla Malion, near h e r; l i l J f h t l H l H W i n I n lA*t Them Eat Fish Mock a loophole In Ha regulation* fastened on two side* of the Boston wholesaler, will bo down as •truck Florida’s west coast. which haa permitted many sailor* by Congregation Hath Israel at Philadelphia home about two much aa 30 percent this year, In Tho frost lino on tha last morn­ Italian Election Sayh Secretary Krug projection atop tho Jaycees Tour­ and Waves to collect an extra tha Jewish Community Center, W eek* a g u . ist Information Booth by O. D. contrast to the upward trend of ing of the summer season extond. *100 muttering Kelly, a Philadelphia officer, out pay for Sixteenth Street and Magnolia most prices. ed from northeastern Illinois and WASHINGTON, Sept. 23, UP)— HOME, Sept. “ iT W ) _ |n the Landress and Marcel Faille, his Avenue, with aervirea conducted made that statem ent tu reporters Louts Block reported a trend southern Michigan e a s t w a r d simply traveling through Canada by fust teat of public opinion since W ith nieai amt egg pncoa soar­ ^ a s s is ta n t. a* he left with Neill for Philadel­ Frank Shames and Maximlllian klexlco an route to new etotions Tho largo green Utters are cut away from warlike tors, and across Ohio and northeastward or Shepherd. phia where a murder warrant has Premier Aleida De Gaapert drop­ ing, Keririnry of Interior Krug [ aald some Items, like electric Into New York and lha Now Eng­ in title country. out of wood and had to .b a fast­ trains Kol Nidre service* will ba halt) been issued, Nelli wa* arrested ped leftist* from hta cabinet last Miggcsted lodivy eating niora fish. Rear Admiral Thomas L. land stales. and Chriitmea (roe lights ened one by one. It tooh aix Tuesday evening at H^Ki, and tho last night al a dairy farm near June, a rigid wing roaKtidn railed Ktog snid'firii |iroduet)6p Is now bulbs, stilt were scarce. - Temperatures dipped to below Sprague, chief of the Bureau of sem en subject will be: “Another Olne» Mil. He had worked there “the List of the Rooster" swept n nt ilk peak Tor the year and that hour* yesterday to get the U tters and Personnel, hat ruled that < alter This year’s toys, Block declared. frees!ng In many parts of tha local election Sunday* at Caserla, price* are about the *amo aa last in jdaeo. Electric lights will-illumi­ Will Morning services will bo ainre Sept. 8. be better constructed,' which cool area, with ‘ a 23 above in nate routes must be used here­ Dawn." the Interior Ministry announced year witli some popular llaius The girl was laat seen alive held Wednesday, at 10:00 A. M„ nate the let tens ol night. Utica, N. Y., tha chilliest spot on after “where It la evident that and the sermon will be delivered SepL 0. Neill, when arrested, was today. lower. He added in n atatemant: ' Wet wehther provemtorf City may defer the inevitable breakage. th# federal Weather Bureau's eligibility for the additional *100 on “ Who Shall Live." Memorial quoted by Detective Sgt. James “ Fish a n j other seafood- a r e Nearly complete return* showed workmen under Rid RiChord from map. m usterlnr out pay would bo baaed and Concluding services are Wed­ Anderson aa saying he waa with that the rightist coalition—com- - among «ur most nutritionally MEETING IN INDIA pouring tha cement for tho two NEW DELHI, India, Bept. 23, The mercury also w a s' below ■olelv oiT travel i through Canada nesday al 4:00 P. 31. The public is Isabella the day X disappeared prising IJualunquista.eMonarrhlsI* * valuable foods. Since tins |s to, abort walks leading to the aide (<F)— The Congress Party's work- the 32 degree mark In Ciirwem- or Mexico." but that lie had sent her »hum* *»«< Liberals—polled 7,492f i vote* to housewives, hotels, restaurants. welcome. ; do*ra of tha booth. However, this lug committee was summoned to vllle, Pa., Cadillac, Mlcth. Goshen, . , a y : 1 1 ___ , *4 I h i i f r r e t u L . i . s i K« oth er iood-dispetieing i a a t t H H -■—H Tha Navy holds that such travel alone because he had been drink 3JitU for De Gaepert'e Christian and will ho-dona aa soon aa weather tneet today* for 3jtl^ J ^ sk tiuut Ind.. Kasl-Liverpool,. O. Chicago's constitutes' “oorrle* outside the Democrat party and a mere 649 lions would do well to look to tha 9w ee»iU («eld Mr, RtCbard^ Ing. sine# India achisvrif __ 36 reading was tha .coldest Sept. continental limits of the United TRIR 8 TH STRIKE foY lho people’s block—Cummun- fishing industry for an increasing,Mr a. Qabe Mlchaa). director of a party spokesman aald tha u t 23 on record. Tha previous mark States." Under the lew, members part of their protein food needs." ' Free Territory, Sept. •->“ 1*1* and. minor leftist groups. the booth, aald th a t aha waa tur- alon might hara far-reaching af­ of 38 occurred on BepL 23 1887. of the armed services receive *200 23,.TRIESTE. PLEADS GUILTY UP)— The Trieste radio said ‘ **'' The rightist total was swelled prieod at tha number of o«t nf fect# on the future of both India Summer officially leaves the upon discharge If their -service the Communist -controlled union, . TALLAHAS8 EE, Sept. 23. TIMBER FIRES en more by another group of town people to make Inquiries. and tho Motion Dominion of weather picture ot 4:29 > . 31. was entirely In this country, *300 Sindicatl Unicl, called a general —The first war veteran in Fionas liberal* and monarchists which got I OROVILLE, Calif., Sept. 23, (AT Pakistan. Eastern Standard Time today aa If they sorted abroad. | —State and Federal agencies ap­ strike today in TralaU. The an­ to be ronvlcted for unlawfully 1,909 votes on a separata ticket. KNIOHT HONORED autumn ‘ makes l u entry. pealed for reinforcements today ip receiving servicemen's readjust­ nouncement was followed swiftly James Knight, AlUntie Coast NIGHT CLUB BURNS n bettle* against 13 timber end LIONS CLUB BUPPER ment allowances was sentenced to by an Allied Military Government Lino Railroad ro r repairer, waa KEY WEST, Sopt. S, (JP > — brush fires in timber-dry north­ FORTY AND EIGHT C1UBLH8 TltW DIBS A son# meeting of tha Lions four months in Jail and fined declaration that tha atriie wee presented with his 23-year ser­ The Mg Bugaloa N ight Club hara Charles A. Taw, former Sanford Club will ha held Wednesday even­ “th* first Communist atUrnot to court costs, C hatm an Carl B. A moating of the 40 and -8 will ern California, whera flams* had vice emblem by M. Carroll, gen- waa destroyed early today by firs resident, died .this morning "In ing a l tha Bstninole Country Club. h a m p e r the essential life of Smith of tha Industrial Commli- be held Wednesday evaning at blackened more than 70,000 acres foreman, on Sept. XL Mr. swept on by 40-mila winds. Own- Orlando. Ho wag born tn Sanford, This Will ba a supper masting and Trieste ______ and _______ _________to the. slon said today. Bmith aald James 7:80 o'clock at the Legion Hut. and partlalty destroyed the' hiebring discredit ring J * an aunt, Mrs. L, % all msmbara a n nquaatad to ba Frot Tanitory," which came into Williams of DeLand p l e a d e d Chester Miller, "chef de f a r e ' torie gold min being g weak ago. guilty to the charge. will preside. Body Of Montez State Attacks Dynamite Story Harris Brother In Overell Case Found In Lake Pick The Winner ...................... -r'Show Will Be f l o w e d 1,1,0 " H * " w “ k i^JJsjrW s: c ...... ....... 1”■ «*• . ■V . r»J ■■■ — m • ; • y * . ’ a • -- ' ~* 1' ^ * ■ . - - • ;'’jfkzrirrn.l ■ » ” l — — ~ r* r. * a & =M *± r . .. i .: “t • 4 . , ‘ ' "’ 3 ^. --- ' , -atk- <• �• • t u p H A ^ rn n n ThtTSanford Herald tUr*MI>b,4 In turn . t'abltah*4 4ill» r<mM *slVf4sr ■■4 »•»*■».■! ■»' ,* Manford, Miirda * ----- -— H i ■ .. * hjBt ■ • * II 1 m > i w » l l « . a v r a u s _______. Amei icu’s Decision * Ita ly la ifli tb*‘ .vi;rjrc o t j u i econom ic a n d polllicjll diaagt r r that* 18* only w e lk a nwiny, nccorriinK to ’J o n cp h Al*",l‘. co lu m n ist. iR .tt t c m ij I .r e p o r t . f r o m J tu m e - W h ile lifr.ti tt th e herald, HASHODES HESITATIONS fir Alley • .. J ME AMP A HE G L AP-:Mt ? » lja i5 5 IIKWI1T, MACKENZIE - AI* War Brings Four nportantChang J S & r S T ' f f l :Important Changes To Public Schools root. Americans -may not be able lo aton this cycle where it should tie ““ Jitoppcd. But they .can, if th i-p !, will resist, mitigate ita'vtorst run- NO INEVITABLE .CYCLE ___ f r H . TUESDAY, SEPT. 23, 1947- CIIRIHTtAN SCluNCF. MONITOR ‘ITT st-qugnee*. 1 7aTP~-‘~ ^__ JT ns kins of AUi »- month fcr.aU pie dare risk. JlUt to uppoie t af Wsatk Uiae Owe aa o «•**»« a hsaadka ■-eta A tTWWTW irr tltfNM lA" they reach th r age of 00. That the grounds bf great expense—“bur­ THE HAGUE, Sept. 23, WP)— Vcterana of- Foreign Ware have den to-*he taxpayer'*—Is both cal­ Thu Netherlands government in­ declared their major objective for lous and so far ineffcctaul. To dicated today it was ready to the next session of Congress. And manv a man who came back from halt military actiun in Jndonasia so the historically repetitious cy­ battle, and to the families of many if conditions permitted a peaceful cle revolve* one morr notch with who did not. the cost of war has settlement of the Indonesian re- afiparrnt machine-like inexorabil­ seemed near total. public’s dispute with the Dutch. Blanket pension* and bonuses At the same time the government ity. ■* are lord pftmmily because they Jt tr*nk the United Slates—other announced It a o o 'n would tak% rountrJn. loo—a long time to ac­ serve to cheat the American peo­ over both -de facto and de Jure cent that a nation owes adequate ple of aid .they really Intend lo authority In the areas of eastern care to those disabled by war, and give. Every dollar spent on un­ and western Java occupied hy. aid In readjustment to those whose needed pensions and bonuses takes Dutch troops in their "police ac­ normal pursuits have born disrup­ awav from that part of the na­ tion" against the fortes of .the ted by military service. Having tio n al income which ought to b« republic. accepted Uiat obligation, the Na­ ispent bn the disabled and the hantion's lawmaker* still have been idicapped. Every such gratuitous pressured with monotonous suc­ dollar works lo dull'public aware­ Dr. Charles L. ■Pcruoiui res* Into granting blanket grat- ness of the fval nerds that do Optometrist uitlaa on the basis of service alone exist. Blanket pensions and bonuses —regardless of need or relative Sanford Atlantic Hk. Bldg. are bad because they inject a maj­ sacrifices. . Hoars: 9-12 I-S Rhone 2981 Pension* and bonuses have great or corrupting element Into political Sat. 9-11 political appeal. They are, manna life peculiarly difficult to counter­ Eyes Examined - Glasses FBted to tha tlme-aervlng politician who act. and almost impossible to up­ _a no valid platform to »tand on—which pushes many .an other­ wise good public servant . to go along in order to survive. ON THE MARKET AGAIN Is such a cycle Inevitable? I* there nq use in resisting? To drop the hands here i* to surren­ der-to * .general fatalism no'peo- wurfrow thcm - liwriajiii. Uiw u w k n g -if (tali WaniJi ■Rm isand " . . m , 1 1 -1 >4 )«if 4 •• araM m s* M in i October XT. I*l». af Ik* I'm ' lllflc* job ahortdgea of catastrophic proportion*. The Italian ir e n f One tumultunu* ««-rk has pasard he . HATTER P o l* Wtf’K* at aaafanl, riailda. aadrr Ik* Art ury has a total of 45 million <l«|lara and needs almost that since the weitern ik-mnciiicic*. ■I l ,a i» H at Warrk A *IW»t. , r - - —s |>iii cit l>y Amrtifa. ojn-nt-ii thcii much each month to buy raw materials, coal and food Hill. I. AM’ I, IfKA* abroad if miniijium UvInR standards and basic industries major offensive , in the IlniU-il Nation* to focu* world attention . I .Alla* are to Ik* maintained. •• (Hilt 1111% IIKAA ftn the threat, to |ieare produced |ia.|a,», lla m a ir .. At,sop think* 'help must come at once, und from tht: hy ICussla'a tactic* for aggreaalvr United States since it is the only country with resources rxpaiuilon of (’onmiunlam — HI ll»l lltPTIIIA It tTK» equal to the emergency. The sum needed, he adds, is less and altcndy ulol-al npinioa aa rrBe farrier, «»*k • ■** than a third of whnt is spent on beauty remedies for Amer­ ptrM-ntrd in the U. N. ha* rendeiOar tlaalh a vehement verdict condemn. Tkrre Haaika *■** ican women. To deny this help will mean, Alsop warns, ed fnjr Rfd methiMl*. St* Maalk. »•*" Italian collapse und absorption by the Soviets. Barring the *up|a>ri of hei Dm l » l IJ.n* The report frqm Italy adds to the evidence that Ku Mtaddito, the Soviet Union aland.111 afclTaart ' aallecr. ra rJT at H P and of immediate concern. Amt]in jcp. virtually alone In thla great I**ikIkaalii. naalatlaaa aa4 aaliraa af l o]a* s plight is critical Catmalnaarai, far tht aairaa# a* as. It studies evidence of foreign weakness, is ihcrcusfw|fc nniong nation* whu,would like to . U* it* . friend*, Of course the ralflaa fuadt. Mill M rkar*r4 far It r w l t i ad i m illaa ralra. ___ doubtful whether it can or should buttress tottering Kurop!\ i ultimate objective of the western Is to force Russia tklaad I r n i f a r n “Ht*r«*alall«ta» The question is one of grave import. Reports such as- the offensive la a , rrprraralt Tfcr HtiaM la ifcr one from Rome should be weighed and studied not only by through puhtir opinion to abandon aall.aal flrld af adtattlala*. fill!, Congress but by the entire American citizenry. No longer the methods she ha* la>en putraa arr aaaialalard la tor lirnraf liflra la Ik* raaatrr Milk kra4*aar- can the United Slates, whatever stand jt takes, go gaily on suing, b u t.lt lemain* to lie de­ monstrated whether she will Iww Irri la 1‘klraaa aa4 Aim Tatk. pursuing business, luxury, or pleasure as usual. , n*M»X# §• fkt (8*1* •. to thr veidlrt. There are douhl* #*.«>-. I**..r"t»*#* !•*»* i Tkr llrnrU U a a.ra.fcrr af i •• f ►f « n#»*t uo that score. iM S a lif r a n M k l r k I* r a l l i l - e l,rla ,l,rl, la Ifcr a»* af rrartlfYrsletday Britain, the last of ■«*» Curricula Under Fire ' * allaa af all Ikr laaal arnr ertotto the Big Five to mount the Assem­ lm Ikb u t i N S r , at Mtll all bly Hist ruin, deelarrd her p«*lIP » tm 4la|,wl»fc*a. ^ More advanced mHlhemiitics should lie tmight in tion through Minister of Btatr TUESDAY. SECT. 23, IMI j schools, Prof. Harold Hotelling of the University of North Hector McNeil and ranged her­ Ciinilina told n'recent minting of the American Mathemati­ self solidly with the United dy had been IF MEN C A N N O T FIND cal Society. t’Alcutus. which few college students do more States wlm previously THEIR WAV BY FOLLOWING than hear about, ahould be studied in high echool. ■Tollege- joiiusi by E'nince and 8 , MANY MUST REMAIN IN physics, resting on a mathematical basis,*cannot Is-under-, Is AmEnca, ITritaln. Franre km a I<KNKSS -M att. Ik H rY v n W stood without a good mathematical training which should China versus Russia. The oilier 1 the light «f I hr world. hairing the Soviet do­ not be postponed until ciillege. Sociology demands a know­ nations llalf served notice on the United i ledge of statistical methrsl and of the laws of probability. minated countries also ly*v«Slain lilt week tl^at il would need At least the foundation for these should be laid in high been flocking almut the Imnner of Hy J a n e e a d s ltrinocary. ‘ (First of Three Article*! about a billion detUra.Io - gel by. school. . , • McNeil, H7 year old Scotaman W A S I I l N G T O N—The war And now comes In aRtiqjliiceWnl No doubt. But other people, too,-want the preliminaries who ia a prutege of Rrltish Fo­ brought at' least four changes to IHal llie fecenl faim/xlfikc over of their subjects taught earlier in life. Medical schools re­ reign Mlniater Bcvin, lined up hi* e u r puhlir schools th at proved theie coil die *ont^tiy about quire preparation dri biology.and chemistry, for which col­ country with America in a drama­ themselves good ami in many com­ pi tu - lege undergraduate years are not enough. At least a fair tic address which was directed munities are here to slay. m o tx h o o o . If tR^ |Ao|ile I, Mias Be** Cofldykoonta, Dim-1. ^. 1. _alo ...... L start in these subjects would lie made in the schools if the mainly to Russia, This quick rope would all go‘ bail work, winded.... tough ' they could gel Tiy_nn what they^jJ planners of medical sducnUoii had fhcIFway. ' t statesman — whose two-fisted S. n ffirr of Education, lists them Ami so it goes. Schools strike many’ parents as being method* are rather reminiscent **: * * lave on strike*. burdened with subjects, the so-called "enriched curriculum." of (levin's — first hammered the I. The further extension of Wbal the situation u like in Many complnin because the schools do not seem to give Muscovite* and then appealed to school opportunities to young to drop what he described people. India rrtsy be, gleaned . (torn in good training In fundamentals like writing and s|»elling. themtheir The otiening of summer-time, unyielding "llRurJe tnannouncement by Mailer T<u* Something evidently will have to be left out.<Which shall wind world problems. after-school, and Saturday school ohlellls. “Thr ‘keynote ___ •if hi* spech w»* w** this blistering programs. Singh, Sikh leader, who tayt lint it be? 3. The emphasis on social studwarning: i tome 200.000 Ihmlui and lOO.tHHI "If the Soviet g o v s n i m e t i l tc*. with psrtlrular stress on “getLabrador Ore Moilrmr hut their livrt in die past eonsiders that in all arras its ting acquainted wRh our neighfew weeki ol communal hglitiiM power must be extended, if it'bora at homeland abroad, There mny he mime good in Labrador after all. Thin thinks that In describing any in- i I. The recognition of the need In our own Civil War which lasted four year* only 21X1,000 men wen bleak territory, the eaatornmoat part of North America, baa ternatbmal situation* it. descript for more practical underatandlng lieen known to Americana chiefly through the medical min-'l«n ntust •*• accented, then I of science and it* uses in our killed on both lidet. world. Sion of the late Dr. Wilfred T. Grenfell. Though Labrador’* j w'*h,,u' 'lubllflcatlnn »h*t everyday —tr ---„ > te Hulled Naliens Th« first two changes were has­ . Premier ITheniiituklrr Sophnuln area is 110,000 square miles, ns large a* Arizona, its itopu-i"01 ,,n y' w 11but the unstable tened hy ihe Tw destroyed, war Iteeause many of’Creete bar announced that lh‘? lation ia only 4,000. pane* of Jbu world will crumble mothers were working outside the Now come rc|Hrrta Ihnt Inrgt* iron oj-e ilu|Mraita lire to and' rrasb, ' -------bringing.ua all* thi home* They proved *0 popular, Briluli arr ligginning lo withdraw lb4 last oLlfleir rkcu|*»jion forcr- W found there. Sonatnr Raljih K. Flanders of Vermont ranging, hideous rnnsequenre* s a y * Mi** Goodykoontx, that to which Mr. Vishinsky drew oqr many mother*, though they ate frgm iha.l ffiunjrx? Ihey. gel think* the Ifritirth Hlinuld .supply us froqt this new find in nttetflinn bark In-their horn**,- tklnk luiiinL payment Tor the endrmoua quantities of ore» wq out entirely, you can aspect lo ’ McNeil was referring to the they should Iw eontlnued. en Hhe cite* such ritle* aa New set tiling* begin to ltaj>|icn. Which furniHhctl in the manufacture of lend-lease materials. bitter'speech reader in thr Asscni* York. Madison. Wi*.. Minneapolis, I^tbrador’s future statue would probably have, to bt My last week dry Hnviet Deputy Y' m*y he one reason’President TruKansas City. Rochester, N. Y., and -nhm iwTrrr- JimrrlTmrm Hrr TT -xrdllml laJora.Lhia rauliLlai jtmic. n'lwnrr charged America with war-mnq- TTkw^ vt n .~ j ~ r*—adromnKdiF land, which formerly was h ’ self-governing dominion until Setrrlaty ol Defense one week gering. Yesterday, hy the wa/, who hsve maintained and develcajlicr than liad.sdirrn planned it developed-financial trouble. Now i( is u Hritish colony, Mnsrnw urw-ipapcrs printed New oped these program* effectively. but there is talk of ('anatla taking it over. If it is proposed York dispatches alleging that Most compulsory schoql laws Honda news- to give away Labrador's Iron, both Newfoundland and Can­ A'ishinsky's address had caused set the age at which a child must 'Anollict old • "complete.' panic, and bubbling enter school at seven, hut most 3 Lfl *wj*..nilli ada will want to be consulted. wrath" among ■‘American react- irhouls. she say*, start. th« child at Ihe age of fix. sr .•uddrn dcadi of Hol> Bentley, ionarii-s", picluretl as wanting In During the war, kindergarten editor ol the BMdanlon Herald war with Bussln. and nursery schools were started W#f AT IS TRUTH? Meanwhile the Marshall Plan, everywhere and former chairman of the Slat* for TIME NEW* - M AGAZINE which Russia claims Is designed children agedInfourtheandcountry Road Dc|)*rlmrnt. Bentley dird five. to give America control of \VratThe after-school, Saturday and ip harncti. juM at wc know he tern Europe, wa* being earnestly time schools are attem pt­ would have liked, allrmimg lo the To the newsmen who covered A* they left the ship many Jrw< I Ktudled In ln>th . Washington and summer ing to provide course* In art, mu*dutiri ol hit oilier Nstuidsy night, It, Ihe clitnax • of the sorrowful thanked Ihe ntdiors for 'hospitali­ 'aria without regard to Soviet ie, dramatics, camping, play, phy­ ■lory nf Bxndu* t!U7 ua* hard p ro g ra m npposltlrm; The program da- sical education and other thing* dying at home ol * heart attack going. No story from Germany ty.!" ■Bcfmc lung, the rottnrtvr* n. vrbipud by ihe Id nations .ill the the next morning. Their arc not since the Nurnlierg trials had Hamburg began -getting frantic French capital is divided into two that the five-day. nlne-to-three do not have time for, many of the nld lime rdiloi, drawn *0 much manpower: 136 "call tacks" from their, homo parts. Ona Is a long l<-rm p'ro- schools A* for the rmphatls placed on correspondents from a doien coun­ posil Inn under which America office*. On both aide* of the At­ left to the state any morr. tries converged on Hamburg as lantic^ .editors.' waqtmli - to - know .would .. provide. . 911030,1100,000 underatandlng the olher peoples of 'th'C world "and what they have thrbs *hlpt-Trhm**<tulh«trn frarfeo which varlton or the fact* was through the yahra tOIK-At for to contribute to the world. Mis* thiliiii' Dcirgale M^Netl at the and their rargo of 4.400 -Jews rlghi. A lively argument ensued, general rehabilitation. The other Goodykoonts says school* are UN Assembly made 4 good point (Time, Sept. 16), neared port. tlu Americans accused Ihe British is an rmrrgcncy call for food and •tresalnjr a* well the importance when he crilicurd flic Runiant It was the kind of story that la of playing the slory down, and th.i some olher, pressing necessities. of understanding our own form of flM uring the veto ,2 0 ililfcrcnl toughest for reporter* who try British-accused th t Americans of • These problem* are now before government, how it works and President Truman's cabinet, try! how It might ta made to work lira#*. "My floor dommsol, hcllia- to ba careful, dispassionate ob­ whooping il up. On the American side there w.ir the Chief Eaeeutivr is faced with better. crjnt and arrogant -goveinmrni server*. Inevitably, each brought Ihe task of deckling whether hi* prejudices, emotion* and loyal­ way I* being challenged, hain't urerl it once,?.-, he added. ties along, and the presa cover­ no unanimity. Without meaning there is sufficient urgency to eo“Our that we need more than ever to distort Ilia newt, A. P. and Russian* insist (jrst-thfr Brit- age (bowed it. m-rrssitale the calling of an extra to understand Its value* and what D rF . hed heightened the disordol 'and'^r Ihe AmrnVant are lr>- Bumbling British official* did ■imply hy covering the facta .in srssbm of Congress in thr 1111med­ each on# of ua can do to make it future. Secretary of Stale work mere effecUvely," ihe say*. lo dominate the world, but'it their best to foul up the cover­ approved (Killer.reporter fashion, iate Marshall has Indicated, that h* Getting to the fourth significant age. They issued conflicting or­ the Humans who arr hlockin^ der*, misinformed the press about stringing them together in the believra such a aeksiun should frend In post-war school curricula. way whenever the other na- arrival time* of the ships, and order of the excitement they con­ ta called. Mia* Goodykoontx point* out ' tained. In the New York Times. most children live by pushing, tipni ol the woim agrre. Every­ herded reporter* and photogra* Correspondent Edward 'A. Morrow n*. turning on switches, hool | one sqems to he out of itep but pher* Into wire rages away from ■Uo Vtrote of truncheun* and flroIt machinery. the gangplank*. (They were REDS WIN »i. Rut he aleo took pains J**_ ^ “This generation Is surroundwl afraid, they ssld, that It tha aay that tbs soldiers “Wsp-. saw a lot of newspaper ihatr temper* and followed or­ NANKING, Bepl. «it, yr> ~ Dle- hy application* of science and we Commumiu in thir country at* Jaw* people around they would feel »upi*-d commtmlcatlons w ets-ac­ much teach them not ohly to u*e directing their attack againit ibe. encouraged to get violent.) The der* to use a minimum of cepted Ify the government today scientific thing* Intelligently and force." Catholic Church knowing full, well IS photographer*, assigned to an 1 confirmation of press report* safely, but also to understand No More Bumping. Lord Beav. so that they ran earry our that there exists soiqe prejudices Impossible ■pot from which lo erbrooiFa London Daily Express that invading Red troop*, from them science a slip further and tnavhe' Jehol Province had cut the.pelpshoot, told P. It. (Vs that they againit Catholicism* even among might as wall bar all camera*. ran the. moat fascinating story of Ing • Mukden railway, nationalist develop new use* and devices thore who arc not Communists. Bo their cameras were tarred, the gruesome week. On* refuge*. lifeline to Manchuria. The Com­ themselves." "we* trailed by the munist* were reported In control It is not pure c|k«nce," writes aud a British Army photographer Itfeetreported,' .down the MLfoot gangplank, JJIaloakt stable* will be opened Dorothy ThompropI "thei within was llie only on* allowed to take hix head bumping aa he went. of Sukhung, rail -town no miles November 1 for the winter eeaeon. inside Msnchurta from the Great the part few weclfi my derk hat picture*. Thla caused a group of Americsn Wall. according t o Resident Manager Jewish correspondents to hurl Sam H. McCormick. been flooded with- letter* calling Battle Pitch. What happened at themselves against the wire netA>r Ji»_^nti£alhalk campaign. in last—week's debar kation atitm.-ddsfMOlUl. epanriad Uhf 'ardlind the" proa* ehclbilfifi read, and what shouting proUtU. They were re ­ counlry. Tlial u a present on what paper you read, Qommunist line in anticipation of country you lived In. From bo­ buked by a correspondent from hind the burlap screens on the United States who tq|d themmloprnenti in Italy." But il the cages, American reporters 'Remember ’ you are hero »* re­ ommuniits get control in Italy. "pitched, bloody • battle*" Over porters, not as sympathlxars or ‘ anywhere’.else, it will be not vtvld A. P. and U: P. dispatch**, propagandists.* a U. B. paper used such the Catholics who will’ be 'But tha protesting group at n*s aa Troops Wield Clubs but those ol any qihEmpty Ship. From behind the once aat down to. type thousands .......... FiiUncial RM»pon*IblUty Ijiw effecJlva screens, British reporter» of words accusing the British >f d o b w jt.1 9 4 7 . ~ l t >. saw British troop* using restraint, brutality." Troop*, added the Hal Boyle. AP correspondent helping old woman and children Express, had elnea been Instructed You atn be deprived of your right’ to drive In event covering the hurtidkie. doem'l down tbs gangplanks and general­ "on no account to drag the ob­ you nr* Involved In an accident causing bodily Injury jectors down the gangplank* hy walking inlo tht teeth of a ly behaving like gentlemen. A typ- the leg*-" But what teemed t o . or property damage to others, and unable (a meet Ute IAI British headline (In the Longate, in NpU««< *He (i«*h don Daily Ttiagraph): H Jew* requIremenU of the ta w , • Jews Us* scandalise the Exprttt* was not I*fed. l | « c ' wind* claw Bottle* 4 Clubs On Troop*. Tha tha dragging, hut the f « t that the U. £ reporter* had mad* a You nhould know atrotit thin Law and how U affect* ur brcalh," he *ayi, "drench Evening News admitted that » aboard scene. there had taco fighting afa you. a* 4f’*frod had By the week’s end* the Jew# It and the pres* had, m o m out and Copy will « • .Ha n f o r d , F l o r id a .THE WORLD TODAY by , DC PONT OUTSIDE Our Offices Will Be WHITE CLOSED THE WEDNESDAY PAINT THAT CLEANS ITSELF (SECRET OF GREATER VALUE) In Observance Of Bolter Coverage Better Hiding < Religious Holiday GREATER PROTECTION Florida- -Fanhions * * _ J lU t I’AINT THAT LASTS 1 DURABILITY!;, *1 m - ! I” “ - ■l,; OH YEARS. if e ij j ? 4**' HILL LUMBER & SUPPLY YARD IMldNE 83 yQ r QUALITY T IR E S LIABILITY INSURANCE • a the Hamburg dacha .were quiet. On that, at least, all - witnesses -it* on the Your your rwater ■? - *- We can nave you mnoay on your liability. I CASH DIVIDENDS TO POLICY^ > — & mA>- TARbLBY VE! • t . f M l ILINDA Magnolia Ava. DAVID SMITH, MANAGI m ■ E l ‘ -V :. . . — . 1 f* g . r.rM: m , - •• . . • ~ �TUESDAY, SEPT. 23, 1947 iw •THE SANFORD H E R A lD ,' SANFORD, FLORIDA r It* Marjprle Lovell Is Wed To Roland Holt d a l Calender AlyceiCUrirc-Lotd TUESDAY ThePilot- Club will hold iU businti* meeting in the Tourist Cen­ ter at 8;00 P. M. The Board will meet a t 7:80 P. M. WEDNESDAY The W. M. U. of the .F itst BaptUt Church will observe the R easo n of prayer for lafe mi*Ttons" In the church annex at 7:30 P. M. The P. T. A. of the Southiidr School will be In charge of the chapel program of thu school from 2:00 until 2:20 P. M. and a tea from 2:30 until 3:00 P. M. In a quiet morning .ceremony Marjorie Jane Lovell, daughter of Mr. and Mr; N. K. LovUtr. Mf ? Iiierlvt^nl- N»nfurd-Tinw nf_Aa»t.Wi4> son of Hi C. Holt of Alliany, Gn.. on Sept. IS.- The double-ring ceremony was per­ formed by Dr. It. Kelly White, pas­ tor. at the First Baptist Church in West Palm Reach at 11:00 o'clock. The bride wore an aqua crepe dress With white accessories and her corsage was of yellow rotes. Mis* Jean Lovell served as her r's maid of honor. She was gowned in yellow crepe and wore a while gkillenia corsage. The mother of the bride wore a navy frock with a corsage of pink rosebuds. Joe Stump acted as best man for the bridegroom. After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Holt left for * wedding irtu through north Florida after which they plan to make their home In New Smyrna. -Mrs. Holt received her early education in Sanford and muved with her fam ily' to West .Palm Reach in 1917 where she attended the Palm Beach High School. Mr. Holt graduated from Newberry High School after which he served for three year* with the Navy and is now associated with the Florida East Coast Railroad, ■•P 'e T a a jn r f r f g f f p : ■ J.V 1 Hollywood R) FRANKLIN Alt J i l t II .IFUR ROP THOMAS) PAGE THREB 'TW W on hi* 23th birthday, WilUJm A Shine Im h-i-n appointed ' Kcvcpi. n blue-ribbon stake H alt, Jr. can,* into a - ,<)U0 jcu-toilfatt *f tin llinhnh iockey ' race- tin unit' iii winter racing will he tun dm lug the o n '' vt‘ V ' ' o V ......... ..room to ..'.-place .th e )mto lri-.il til Ann 11C.-I Iloum-ed fSU.taak 'ihe'll toek n , lo o k 'n‘; ' 1''' »* *h***r «* 1 1 1 Hmleah inevting.-JanJune he muse,l-t -Jim. id#.o il.v j Hialeah. , a a r^ jiM ^ o u g t^ M a tc h ^ iiiused:, "Jim. 1 -TIDLTiYWOOj ) *jgpT7 OlR'ia Dr llnvilland, who a l|llf more than a year ago was llulltwood'g No. 1 bachelor gtii. is now the town's prise booster fur the married state. Fire slopped playing ii.sim long enough on "The Snake I’ll" set to offer n few sane obser­ vations, gleaned from her first year as Mi*. Mark Goodrich^ , "Tilelr's inditing .like 'wedded life. No gill should be without it. Rut don't gel. married just to Mr- Somebody. You lenity d-i knew the real thing when it mrivT--. Make sure yours Is. "Don't fear your freedom. I haven't given up one single thing, hut I'vj- gained lots, t can even have coffee in bed. served by my husband. What harhelor gill cad make that statem ent7" There have liven innincnts, of coni That niglit at New Yolk's St. Regis, for one. It** a stor'y she 1 kept quiet fol alion-t .1 year. bhe mill her writ«K-hu*lmml had * up ■sfiatp - i . U T ~ for another mate. tl| Jmst-' V,« j June's a looker: dark, petite and j shtipcly. And -In- can write. Rut lheir util lie in- riaittortiuitdiiji for tR’t. She'.- .-putned picture* in- Kuril". gowns. T h eie -tele mi ,hee-ecak**j ue sexy. dn itinc q hul*. wilt The Bfethodiit Church in New London. Conn, was the scene of .Miss Loin Is-e left yestetdayfur Ihs weilii's daily ncaipopo—— the marriage of Alyce Claire Lord, Del.alid lu enter the pte-Uleillcal daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kulicrt school at Stetson University. THE (liailNIX SCIENCE HOHilOfi. _ .. W. Lord of Sanford, to Richard 11. .*■« It i -I i r r i y*.d < —e , ni j oifii-n tttan* Rogers, USN', of Grand Rapid*. VM.it,1 •* ' *> ■ t i —pii/i ieo-to.1, voo *.n go-n Jimmy Kenaud of Palm Reach Mich. The klngle-ring ceremony long black him *carefully drain-.I vt . I. , I,-. v. -o ol today, ntol ' fi/'O l!«n .It .<■ w.vi co homamaSina, r * " was performed on Sept. 13 at 5:30 vlnilod in Sanford last weekend over her While hem JUg. ' Iiwetr-. leu t^ . ro jsj. w-edt o'clock b\* the Rev. Ullver W. Bell with friends. All of which delights the II 0 SvSt.fl,, t, — —- —« —— - ————^ —, before a small group of friend* lyw.Hwl pies* c i n | of which J o n tail IS*,**t "**•■ I A f l 1*■* Call' VI V e if M > f,j u<wt* r«-» •t.iia n c * *ii* ,\ ' - ---I V.-ivi f iL-rt 15 Man, U J A and rrlative*. t* up nluinnn A native of tilei Sam Thurmond and Charles 1 J | v d ! h V i o J*. In »(*-*i i i . i l o*vi The bride, given in marriage by p , 5i» unj m* lha Ovutlan dale, w ho . m a d e lu-r tin) elm fa, , r tftttl her cousin. Stephen Mangin, wore Satcher left on Saturday for Mur­ io the ntov . city igh th • a Vires* of .blue Jersey, a small ray State Tcacheis College In Hollywood hilts, I- hi black hat trimmed with pink nnd Murray, Ky. John Truca.h-11 »u,.i, black ami black accessories. She ed film "diiutii r, tji,. tV THURSDAY wore a corsage of pink rose*. Her Moines Register and Tritium* Is-MY*. John VV. I’avne has return­ Wots. The Setnlnola Keliekrfh Lodge maid of honor and only attendant fore he Joined it,,. \u in Air No. 43 will hold their regular was Miss Constance Fisher of ed lu her home In Sanford after Force*. meeting In the 1. O. O. F. Hall at PiHiuonnock Bridge, Conn. Mips visiting her hlisbnnd in San An­ While' he' Itew. -h,* ,\Vb ■ fhOO P. M. This will be obligation Fisher was gowned in pink and tonio for several weeks. he wn* d i w l i m m h e r fl>»t ♦ gilt io all /members are naked white* linen with which she wore .Mr. and Mrs. J. I*. Thurmund already »»* Ds im . i an uff-the-facr hat of pink felt have as their gdrtt at theif home to attend. * decided Hot (it t*.» ,1*1*'k to the ami black accessories. FRIDAY on Elm Avenue Mr. Thurmond's column, retired t.. MHiwImund l 4.ki The bride's brother, Hepjamln father. F. \V. Thurmond, of Wash­ The N de V Howard Chapter of \ rrop head to ci-im the United Daughters of the Con­ Lord, served the groom as Iwst ington. tip. novel apiece. Hi vdl l.,t iiiiidi.'iieil I man. Following the ceremony a federacy will meet at the home of been into I led two Week*. No soon llti* .fa ll. Mr*. F. E. Itoumillat at 3:00 P. SI. reception was held at the home of Mr. ami Mrs. It. It. Davis have «r had they reached the unim W riting un-iit." t i e . ,u-i. Mr. ami Mrs. Mangin In Pdquojt- ictuunrd fium spending a month tlnii, -!„■ took .out tin- inumm-o -It,,! then .. , nock llrtdge. hreitve, prop|ied it oil the mm It lc, lection lip, in the New England stales ami Officers Elected Mrs. Roger* received her early wlUt .Mr. and Mrs. Hetman Mid­ Th. ii thry looked Ml oil ml Twin 'm , , | fiunl set ttiFathi'* hiitli. Jlrjt I schooling in Bartford am! giatl- dleton in Urrfngelmrg, N. Y. At Ware Class Meet uateil ,!?; , theteV bgeu.no liaitlUkt^gJ h|i>,g)Vlimn the Stonington, Conn. I f * IV7 p t , . 1 ‘ llr« n1««| fu'i* t ||| |||i t ft , ( Utt is now. now emt employed • liv e * l.ee. J r . ' plans ■ . .—~ -----, ,, .Uigh School. She in 5n:d**Ve 1 » the mmittk't‘1%t irun fntherV \ ill, whi.-b I'xelmhM m Election o 'f t l f i r u * was b c I T W ^ ^ ^ ^ . a t -R,r Pholo H-'vrloptomorrow for, Atlanta where he 'Thu, I Mint tie llu ip - ; [him ami hU Wttilftvil the monthly meeting and covered .ing Company In New London, I,. I mean. Mi*. Goodrich. Could '*■ | u . i ...... fnirn the flmi.lMH) i-1 dish supper of tjie R. W. Wkrc Conn. Mr. Rogers is in the sub­ will study for nil engineering de­ gree at the, lieutgia Syhool of have „ iieil . . . | mem,, could ^ Bible clats of the First Methodist marine service of the U, S. Navy . (Inup-hd Mat e i l-mnch We have a double lied instead *»f j ill%. „„t again. He and N.nmn Church held on Tuesday evening and is stationed at Portsmouth. Technology. the twin ones?' at the ehurrh annex. Hostesses N. II. They plan to eventually , . ,,, ’ Kia*na have w .ittfii n.plav, "El 4Mr. and Mr*. Clyde / TefWille“ ‘Ceilninly,' he leplled leplied. I lit glieih,” wlllcll M tlvtii D-M.rlli- wdl for the aupper were Mr*. J. P. make their home in Michigan men, followed by six mauls with | u min ro and dm It,, hoping even■Bates. Mlia Ella Bolton and Mrs. where Mr. Roger* wllj attend rol- gar, Jr. yrsteiday moved from their residence Jn Loc-li Arbor to niaiely. it arrived, carried by six tunlly In n-nrh Broadway uRb i'. Clyde Brockman. lege following hla discharge front their nl-wiv pm chased home at the.-I*. What n production! In ilt,-' Ami til one hoV mulling a deal * Mrs. Brockman presided over the Navy. midst of R all, one of theta p d- which would pinky him pim w of n the business meeting which fol­ -— i 120 W>st Mixlee ii th Klnx-t. led ■ttn*’ marriage IIcviim-. You'Ve new radio hndieuce-pui Iteipalnili lowed the supper during which Mrs; lliufv'T ir'L i-w i, plans to never hratd such giggling. I fled." stloW . ■ , doh t tlnol|u-> o icm t. e^tim e Mrs. R. L. McKinney was Rural Common Sense - -UMWb^-fmishett.’—We ertil timT' Ing hard on hW itewe 1, "Imiiln E lected president; H, 1). Hutchi­ ------- • Hy 8pntl—Jntmsnn—---------- re 1 jirn iit_ihc_einL nf tha iveiik.la Rev. and Mrs. E. W. Corson an- a dnuble betl." Hanford after visiting in Deluth, w n first vice president;'M r*. J. son, Wnclrtiigtoii" Rfolio -intion* When Hal Wallis hnnght Jam are clacking down on nlf color N. Atzarrllo, serond vice presi­ AVhen you buy egg*, you are Minn, with Mr. and Mis. Kuggt nuunciit today the birth of a daughtei, Vivian Anne, on Sept. Croup mid with relative* in l.u_ljtiickies; Very quietly lint week recordings. dent amt Mr*. J. R. Hoolehnn as buying one of Nature's prise foods. II at the Fernnld I .might on Mem­ secretary treasurer. Egg* are high in f<md value ami I'orL I ml. orial Hii»piinl. Mt*. Corson Is Hostesses for the next meeting fine in flavor. They have *<» many Friend* of Mi«* Hetty Nasser the funner Milrfied Duncan. use* that they can easily find their will he interested tu leam that place in any meal of the day every Mr. and Mr* Hayward Ivey to­ *he was n-reiitly graduated from of the year. Relax At The Movies! dav ,ike day nnnuunccd the birth of a many oilier good' foods, the Orlando School of Beauty Cbt- dang Busan Cniide, on Sept. egg* require care to retain the tun* and i* now employed by Ann’* 22 ntlifer, tlie Fernnld Laughton Mem­ high quality they have when.pro­ Mirasol Reality Baton. orial Hospital. Mrs. Ivey will be duced. The shell that cover* the Mrs. (i, T. helium has returned renumbered a*' the former Irma edible part of the egg is it-elf l We Specialize In protection to-quality. Hut the shell from Florence. S. C. where she Mathew*. and strong flavor* and odors can was the guect of Mr*. Ike L. Dr. and Mr*. Raymond L. Mas* penetrate the pore* of the egg Moore. ,Mrs. Moure is the former ■»!«““ »•< 'L today th* birth of a shell. The quality that's In an egg Mis* Rose Clayton of Atlanta, Ga, announced '14c -Opens 12:45 P. M.* 40c when the hen lays it ran Im- re­ who has visited many times In mm, John Raymond, on Sept. 11 In tained only by good care that be­ Sanford a* the guest of her sister the Fernnld Laughton Memorial nnd brother ill-law. Capt. and Mr*. Hospital. gins once■ Today & Wednesday! Thent poultry farmer, aa well us Richard Mark*. Mt* Mark* is Mr. and Mis. Jack Ratlgaii every person who deal*. In egg*. now Mrs. K. D. Wallace of Or­ tmlay aiiimiinrcd tmlay Jhe birth lando. Jia* a responsibility for, getting IN TECHNICOLOR! & id a diuTiititcri Mafgsret Rose eggs to you, th'e consumer, in fineon Sept. 20 at the Kernald Laugh condition. Gathering cggtt fre­ ton Memorial Hospital. quently, cooling them immediately, (*. I'RIEHT IIONDIM.D ____ t _ and keeping them co«d in a clean "MTHtul Sir*. IViTJTam I’. Kafartk pTaceTiee ’TfctiF odors Til c Till phi C (V- <).« Priest was henoreti his ant slrpn ip maintaining egg seventy-first birthday with a din­ of Klmhutsl, L. I. announced today 4 quality. ner given at hi* home, 2599 Nan- the birth of a daughter, Madeline The grade tabel'on.Thp egg car­ fortl Avi-nuy, on Sept. 21. Those Ann. on Kept. 15. Mrs. Safdrik ton la your best guide to quality jn from Kanfoid allemling were Mr. will he remembered a* the former the eggi) you buy. Eggs that are uttd.Mrs, f r i e s t , Mr. ami Mr* It. Mia* Ratty Colbert. officially g radial according to U, S. D. Priest, Kara and Randall Priest, MYERS-TAYLOH standards carry n lahle that tells Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Brock man. the quality (or grade) and the Pat and John Brockman, Mr*. A. L. Lyon’H Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Mver* an of grading, le-arn the meaning of Z.adn Lord, Alan Mr. and Mr*. G. the grade lahle, and clieck to see R. Kim*. Clarence, Earl ami George n<ui ided today the engagement of that the eggs you buy measure up Sims, Jr. of ML Dorn. Mr. and their daughter, Emmer (Sean, t" to the standards for the grade you M i-.'R. E. Kipp nnd Robbie Kipp Renjnmin Taylor, son of Mr. and pay for. and guest Peggy Hudson of Orlan Mr*. John D. Taylor. The wed ding plans will he annnunrrd at .1 If you're not sure of the egg* do. — --------• — 11 0 S. I’a lin e lln Avc. IH tnnc -181 later date. • . - -* • you buy. It's good praclTFa lo' check on quality lo' noting the "brokenocF appearance" of an egg or two ju-t as soon as you got home jrlth COME ONE! COME ALL! ■ ................ a new lot of eggs. AA and A grade egg? have a targp .prqptjrUtta of. ------ The RE1X BARN " firmAsrhite. standing^uji well around .the yolk. The. yolk Is round and ami upstanding. The difference* in quality be­ tween egg* in AA and A grade* T U E S D A Y . S K I T . 2.1rd and those In II and O grade* do not affect food value. They do make L IL Y nnd C U R L E Y some, difference in the use you make nf egg* and they should F E A T U R IN G make considerable difference in the price you pay for eggs. ■ D A V E S H A N N O N nnd R IL L M A R T IN I l l Quality .!oJ C O L O N IA L C L E A N E R S - DANCE- will lie Mrs. Asxarclto, Mr*. C. E. Chorpening and Mr*. JL II. Reely, Those present were Btr*. A tiaret'e a tu r a i A t : 1 :3 2 •• 3 :3 0 ~ Io. Betty Urysn, Mr. and Mrs. Rates, Larry Rate*, Mis* Bolton, Mr. and Mr*. Brockman. Btr. and 5:28 - 7:20 - 9:24 Mrs. P. II. Wjratt and Judge It. W. Ware. H ad enough of this? F L O R S H E IM \ i M a d e to S e ll fo r If M uch f t o r e ! '? * ' - * f Classic Casuals, Smart Walkers, Closed Joes, Scallop Tops! E v e r y O ne L e a t h e r a n d a t H u ge S a vin g s t : ^1 . s Ss EsBOKh ' 1! �■# \r * n o *• ■■ !»■ 1 K fty iU E frS m .: COM M ENTS — Z* am anva*. ■ ft! 1 ‘ . I f i. a---- . m | year, lowke, tbs South African Penna Heads 32,000 Fans Expected Savannah Trounces Toney __ , I champion, didn't compete here. Ho izkm To Jam Orange Bowl Trgere In J4-7 Tilt For Delray A f t e r >* T HO R P E Table Lamp Magazine Rack Awarded Hy THORPE FURNITURE CO. Third Thru Fifth Prizes For Each Prize Winner, One Pass For Two To .J Ritz Theater INSTRUCTIONS HfllliiU riu-.l fi* in Thr Herald office before noon on Friday' or pnalmnrked bjr th a t Utfte. All names must be marked. BALLOT TULANE . . . a l a im m a FLORIDA. M iasism m . . GKORGIa : N. CAROLINA OA. TBClt, TBNNEHHP.E . RfCE * I L. S. U. N. C. B T )\JE D U K E ____ HO. CAR. MARYLAND . MISSOI Itl • . . OHIO STATE PURDUE NORTHWESTERN WIHCON81N . ARMY VB.LANOVA . KR8 KINK . . . VANDERRIliT HOLLINS -BE SURE TO FILL IN THE FOI fINfw Name Address - •Get Your Ballot In Early* •Th.-v Iwllnvrd It extremely unlikeiv that carrieis »f the future wilt I..- expected to fire Idg rocket* and Ixiinrh alrpldhba too. Special guide.) missele ships will l>c the thing In their opinion. In an mmneing the test the N.iyv "*bl It "will mark the beginning of « new era In naval weapnn*." A rarrier Is not a romhatan* ship in itself hut ralher n flnating garage for u swarm of fighting planes. It ran protect itself eomewhat w4th anll-airrraft gun* blit Is not designed for hammer-and tongs battlr: T»n Ne» Missile Hhlp* Two ships under const met Inn. the 43,000 tun l.attleship Kentucky and the 27A00-ton large cruiser Hawaii. *re Iwing converted Into guided missile ship*. The entrh is that nobody know* what a guided missile ship should be. and work Is proreedtng very slowlv while Navy planner* - teat out Iheorie* and idea*. Rest itel al present I* that thev will lie fast, able to take the pounding of a hattlrihlp. have provision* against atwp bomb blasts sn.Luif rourse. Dr* trig rock eta and controlled missile# Meanwhile, the stoek a t efcp lured V-Zs is dwindling and the Navy Is looking forward to ex­ perimenting with Ha brand-new rocket, the Neptune, Mated for testing next June. Advance publicity on the Amor Iran-made rocket' predict* It will soar 233 miles Into the *,r; twice as far as the V-2 ha* gone In New Mexico altitude testa. Experts hr lleve the 233-mile Hgure may he exceeded considerably when the 1Neptune is finally tried out. Pro sumaldy It might be capable of |BOO mllee in • horlxonUI direction. The Neptune's Load About m long as the V-2 (48 feet), the Neptune is much slim mer. Ovrr 7.000 of Ita fully loaded weight-of, 11,410 pounds ia taken up by fuel. 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The first 32,00.1 >.| the .matter of a million foulUl. fans who will jam the Orange Howl to see U,r University <>l Miami llurriranes in action this fall, will l*> on hand the night -f Sept. 2fi to see Coach Jack Htrib ing’a eleven launch Its lU47,fi)utl.all campaign against the gejuvi-nJUil ..cvlor Heats trnm Warn. Special Platforms Needed For Of V-‘2 Rockets _ _|>ig k -TH EwMONNKU---- . Clayton Ha.-fncr at Charlotte. N._ C..*was fifth. Harfner tied 'the course record with a Wt by getting lfi 1 '" W l i i i 'K 1ITiikerr hit* .where they counted, defeated; ATLANTA, Sept. 23. '(Ah — I the Auguita-Tigcra 14-7 Uat night Tonpy JVnna. Jovial htUe Italian ' and took a 3-1 lead in the South golf professional laying, out of ■( Hpeci*l >— The Moultrie Packers week. Atlantic League best • of - seven Cincinnati, hraded for Delray, lurrt.il on their w in d ' f r p l a y 'r f l. Co.rh «*Y Wolf .remembers the H, ARTtIVB B IX K tvm i. J * playoff finals. . power in rapping out 14 hit* from l? ur ct 1 Pbltued the G ators; Gainesville 'Cm m Fla., today to repair his _hurrithe offering* of Walt Hllt-s and *>*rtJUKh I**1 M’a*«n, when they The Gainesville Purple HurriThe Indians pounded three Tiger 'cane Irane-darnaged but he he'had damaged home hut had ra hurlera, including Ed Kowlaski. 12,000 check to defray the ex Hon Coker to chalk up ■ 0 to 1 *" „ e.'r n*m‘ K»nir*. and is cane* are really going to he a for 10 safeties. The, Augustan* penae. victory over the Gainesville IJ- t 11 ,n I’teparation for the tough hall cluh for the Seminole Men hefore 3.183 itrrraming fan*. : 1hl4lfla|^laturday-niKh4-»t--Ja*ll- Jligh School Celery*Krd* to rough ■l»o found their batting. eyes, . . bettPenna, who hadn't won a major ' First hn*emnn Ken Ithyne paced lM,nvi|le. it op with (hi* Friday night, Inr F riti Bernard!, who went the tournament since January »f last tim xi.. . year whan ho took.U ia.Richmond, the Packer attack on the G-Men Stre*a i* Iteing put on hall handThe l*oy* from the University ■ T exar — - ■ ------------ ” — Hernardi. however, woe never in Calif., open, wobuit-d to a onehurlers w|th four hit* in five ap- ling in practiee session*. Wolf City are tough, hig ahcl fa*l,‘to Season l ekft sale ussiirct 'the trotil ie as jtis mates early plied tip istnikc victory here yesterday over pearance* at the platter. Rhyne noted a tendenry toward fumhllng, :«av the least. ‘They showed their , Jimmie Demaret In the 110,000 rapped out two *ingle». a double rspr. tally in recent session* in the ahility against the Miami Edison Hurricanes of 12,000 fans for a -*o.*l margin of rune. ahd a four ply poke. rain a ml I* working toward a hall cluh Saturday night in Miami .very game while the student soil The fifth game o f . the series I North Fulton Open. Penna. who . The second contest of the aerie* /'M ickv-fingrred'' back field, .when they held the Miamians to . .cutty * I lutts Im-osI Iha total will be played hero tonight w ith 11"*! off for the final round five to ..u J | r game. Sellouts uf the Wild Bill Connelly scheduled to .strokes in front of the ex-Texan j will be played here tonight with _ ~ ------------------------,two touchdowns .th ew in n in g mar36,0<K> Otitiigr Bowl sealing capa­ ••(.pose. Augusta's Carl Ray. . from Ojal. Calif., fired a two over Walt l.en* of the Moultrie aggie ; Hatting Crowns For Kin con,ln* *»» final period/ Gainesville lost the contest to city 'cent assured for most of the Savannah 204 141 101-14 1« 0 1 gation faring lanky George Fultx “ ' * “ h11* right home games. Majors Arc Sewed lip Miami 13 to 0, -hut from hll re­ of the Gainesville nine. Augusta 002 012 1 1 0 - T HI 3 j |,h" t " ^ ^ .Miami won eight, of ten (s*t Hernardi and Astroth: Kowalski. ports, the dash was all in favor The Thursday. Friday and Sat­ NKW YtJItK. Sept. 23. op. - of the Purple Hurricanes thnnigh- yen. and fiic.-s a somewhat strong­ Cortes (3), Fisher C6) and Little. 1 fi'707 >?*.r| #■ •' urday game* will be played in Gainesville, and if the ’final two Harry Walker of the Philadelphia «ut the battle. Gainesville led In er overall schedule this fall, on 63 running J»l»y» '^ " l . i n k s TouJnlm.mV i" . ‘ b t gam e, are needed they will Ire Phillies and Ted williams of the yard* gained, flrsjt downs and •hough only Alaimma is expected | played. Penna and Demaret were played here. |lto«ton Red Sox appear assured of 'showed exceptional ability ogainst to apprsKdi the class of ISU sod North Carolina, Miami's ll'lfi was 3.0 yard* per try. When it is jail square, the former having mis- j ii.tnlM V tl.|it! winning the National and Aim-r- the larger school. considered . tht*".- this average a two-foot putt therp a* f)e■ k e- isiican leagur hatting championships Fred Savlva and Gilliert Tnekrr, conqusrnr*. includrs 02 yarda of losses, 'most -w ard had a par.- Penna had alI‘ J r .h h .n t i ef *1 "'going .......................... ‘ of the Gainesville harkfield at lists, are into the final‘ week Hal Johnston lit tailback i» I Uurke. Sts " " season. to he feared by the Seminole grid- expected to tw- one of the nation'* n| which came .tn plays when, ready three-putted the first mul : I Worgan, m pa** reeievers went too well cover Walker, the fellow the St. Louis tlrra. bemuse when the going gels leading ground gainers this fail. cd, the figure I* very good. His 13th. I' Thorps, ft Hut Penna. who will he 40 in i Hoag. If Cards traded to Philadelphia for tough on the ground they can open A year ngn the Hurricanes gained e*-1us| -*tn -o t i - h l y running January, hinlird the 17th hole to j Karoo. !»• an aerial offense manned with 1*83 yent.ls on his paro.es an.I !Um Norlhev in rnrty season, is plays was about five yards per gel hack in the lead to Slav, De1 Gorman. It. power and ncruraey. hitting .3«2. enjoying a 47-point since Hal ha* vlrtiiiilly all uf » IMilansf, > i i,. Jle ,nl*«» u»ok par* tit *nt tparel, who missed a Iwo-fOoter Epd* Eddie Garris. John flinch Ills favorite revolver* hark . bulge over runnerup Ralph Kilter. I C e h rr, p oars with wiini |0ngcst punt return Miami matte at the Ifith. missed -one a mite I * " 1 I’Urdiurgh's home run king. Walk' and Norwood Guilford ari- battling a few liewromer* a. fill**. V u .* !!”■; >‘..t year. He took a Uulsiana shorter than that at the 18th, er ha* been out of action with u for the starting lierths on the hail outlook for Miami surer** hy the ................ .. Slate punt on his 20, liruke sway he and Penna both hail pars. •I ; T o la la !»ore Itack hut in expected to play cluh. There is Hjtle difference in air route Is en-ellflit Hal aver from just about every L - S. IL where There was ronsolation for I)eMOt I.TMIIf their play, it is reported. Jim most of the club'a remaining aged almost exactly St yard- foe who hit him on his journey m arrt. however, in the $1,400 ab k p- a Nihlack and W. J. Malhcrly are gain each completed pass u l * i gomes I.aiimsnn a n d . - finally, after covering 70 check he gut for second plsre for potent rhunka . of forward wall t, l i H r* war. if ‘ Williams’ average of .342. like yards, lateraled to John Mrll- foi it moved him hack Into the lead a 1 material ttfat sl.o bear watching J,s+ ''*‘. ! « . I..... U ck '* n(i MowIn*, rl Walker's b**ed on averages includ­ i u i ,n,i Dull it,.it Dux* it . . . . LNack hut ht* power rjmlling eat* a score as he was being hasted ahead of Ilohhy Lot-ke in total t !.*• i i h r r ^ n> DeLand ing-Sunday'* games, sevin* to In• I money won with $23,<136 for the UKrsWf. rf Another opponent that looms, as up the yaids. Ills average gmq from behind. I V enough to last him through the H»nn *v a powerhouse on the Fed schedule I t llu rk tih r.1 l, * season end Sept. 28, The R w < /• this year I* the Delumd Hulldng 1 I Jin a n i. Jli » I J'Sox slugger, making a late season aggregation. The Dogs have .me lllH H s IrilllS .'lb spurt has a 14*polnt edge on Phil­ .1 *• I • Cowan, p adelphia's Harney McCoskv in the tilt under their lielts aliradv this . ** having defeated the St. la-.. II 11 IT . I race to aucceeil the defending year, T nlaii |* l linn rhanipion, Mickey Vernon of Lions Saturday night in IMuind llnln, .* ill.by a |3 to d score. #!S nil OJs — Washington. >1 '..Mil* — G 4 w e W e -H e e tly r -wm—ef-Vtw—♦*->< —.B um ., Ilu.kfc, llrawnt. .^Uiwlus.Henn. Hh.nr ,|lr»ah* Krrnt*: »inin*«vMlc S, Vlntiltri** '*■ hacks in thr conference la«l year Mur mmii 1 « llnrto* flnrntnti, b F r a n ^ . till % *:'=ks ? •* ••• 1111%, offt (‘o k tr 9 in i innlfiK*. • la returning to play with the Dolinn* r.»: Thorp# **n *»tt (,,Arr t, Land High team this year, and we Bbyi»# * iti,i k l • rj» Two kij* run*llilr# J. H lfikum l*! t •••• *• predict that the lad will la- out­ fills: Rh'it*. llfs*wrr, Iraw, IttirMhJiMlI rtifti H h ^ t. tlnwmi *. fill by |»llrhrn HHr% standing the entire season. i I( hia ) WIN t*«»krr# IHlc* PmiMt- ftfm f+nl»**rt 'Mommi Rivf Saturday night Realty hoik the Ettlfin; r-ilumbaH' mu*! 1, l^i*lhm iiH* li*n I'okrri- T lntf: hall »n the fourth play of the conflity nr: Ttiferpr mul Otilln'-Fi Ik1* | iii. rmiilff*. teat and scampered fill yards for ior anti M**M«*>. *nt, UuliimliJiHii nn*l Ithyn# a marker before the St. Imo hoys could get warmed up. Realty came hark la-fute the first quarter was corflplete an I reeled off a second touchdown, this time on a 40 yard (aunt. S ID E L IN E S •n J -i.. i. “!T—WT"— . .. 'I " Wolf Lightens Work For Gator Gridders Packers Trim GIn r. TUESDAY. SEPT. 23, 1M7 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE FOUR M A N U FA G T U U nS M PalmcffCb Florid* l «• -r , * :? .. * RHBHHBh HM I v �THE SANFORD MF.RAt.D. SANFORD. (I.ORIDA TUESDAY, SEPT. 23. 1947 PAGE FIVU Jiitrfigagfirfe Frenchnum-Ditw For s z S m - m K n n s T J c tr fw *on" n "Voting vrtontn who. i* Montauk's only icmnipiag laiu-hcr, |drives his s n i u n ’lwuslii 1111110 from thr railin-nd -out ^o Uu; *c» swept moors upon which they fat­ ten nil summer. "Sometime* there nre moiv poo pie to help U- lu'til thim thole me entile to herd.*' -rtiil Flank Dirk inson. Jr., brother of rh. rancher. —They, like then tulln* who Mar’ r»~»ii> T IP-T O P IQE CREAM TOULON. France. Sent. 23. trV)—Maurn-e Farguc*. •it-yearold French sailor, decended nearly IDA feet beneath the surface of the Mediterranean without a divine suit last nieh\ and paid with his life for the experiment. Fannies, n petty officer, dived with only a ffp'iw mask, ruldier "fruit fret'* - Umnd to—hi* ankle* and three iixygrp tail tie* strapped to hhi bark: Every 19 frot he Jtopped to sign one -of a series of plates hanging from the aide of thr aide of thr sloop from which he went down. * At 31H) feet . a depth at which the water pte**u»r was about 170 pounds to the square inch— he aliened the last one in dis­ torted. unreadable' K fipt. Then hi* ri>i>c *lgnnl* to fellow diver**aboard the \e»»et the Flic Monmer, which is to lake part in l*mf. Auguste Picard's "lUthyscope” descents in the tlulf of Guinea eraseiI and he was « W l make our own lc« Cream, A ll flavors T ally — Delicious — Healthful .. TIP—TOP ICE CREAM 11 1 Snnfnrd AvenuF * ’ • Pftnnt YOU WOMEN WHO SUFFER H I0 T I F U ) S H E Sthen F E E IL C M IL L Y - re .p* western lanchef* We don't iietil tiimnlimr WANTED: Reliable hustler to succeed It. Simmons to supply ronsumers with '.’00 hnusebold necessities it* North KnsJ Polk . Vountv.-lo*m lamtlirs. . Products sold So years. State age. occUPS* lion, reference* It a w-1 c I g h' * A grocery rlerl, in Weal Palm Bench picks up edits of foodstuff |)ept. FAI-I40-YS. Memphis. that tumbled from orderly piles wtu-n Imrricahe wind- l-mkr the Tenn. 01 see It. Ilaitman, llox wimlow of the establishment. laMikwg on ale a trio of 'nittuscj Women rtislomers. . 4International I 2.11, laingwood, Fla. 9 5 ARTICLES FOR SALE FOR K E N T W ORK W ANTED FLbUR SANDING 4 finishing, cleaning A- waxing. Our power unit enable* u» to work where there is no electric conn*-.-llo.» available. 21 yrata experienr*. II. M. tilcasou, Lake Mary, Fla. RECORD PLAYERS for rent. Dy TUXFDO FEKDS-rom nlata lire day or week. Ths Music Uox, IIP Hunt's Tusede Frrd Store W. 1st S t Phone 963. Paints, Poultry Supplies, Nalls. OFFICE space In Melsch Building. Purina Feeds, Groceries and Large light offices, tewly decor­ Meats. Touchtun & Watson. 1201 ated, all utilities, heat and jani­ Cclcr/, Phone 1199. tor service furnished. Call KdAFOR SALE—Idmerock for drive­ W. II. A A. Dept. 8 toraways and roadway*—Phone Spare for offlre or other type busInease. See William Davison HEWING MACHINES Hinford Hus Station. SALES A SERVICE JKAUT1FULLY furnished la-d- HERTS HEWING MACIK SIIOI US H. FRENCH. PII. 1190 room, private bath, large rloset spare. I'hone D2.1 -J. FRIED SHRIMP DINNERS HOME—spacious living rdbm, din every night at Homer's. Inc room,‘sun porch. Iteaulifull) BABY GRAND PIA N o-W urlil' furnished 3 liedrooms. etch will xer, reconditioned. The Music private hath, steam heat, altii llox. 1ID W. First St. Phonr fan. Phone 92.1-J. 12 In mix;hi to the surface. un­ conscious. Hr was taken to a hospital,'where lie died. The divers were attemptmg to . statdisn ,« world rrCOlrd ' and Fiench newspapers, without men­ tioning the pievious lecotd depth for shell n de-ernt, said Fwrituca rmTitfsTTr Seminole County Court Records S P E C IA L S b « V |C E S every one of these e M tra-sl/r truii*iitl**l»u shafts—for*lontlrr life! \F.W YnllK. Sept Auu'rirhn wild We«t v in the east-—on lam faHb—•Irivi-s, row I dinns were old stuff Point at the eastern l-lnlld neat Iv 200 \* Thi* irra** 'and •liaill>u«h to»«-ii.| headland sligh tly Itogot Ilian Mituliallnn Island i* prid.al.ly A pnilin'* first liman grating ramre. and they still hate annual ta llle drive* iil*t a* tin t hate had idaiusi every year Mw-e IsWO. * WILL grind eurn for feed, gril* & meal every Saturday morn ing. J. W. Hell. Lake Monroe. FOR REN I —Floor sander. Ensy operation. Reasonable rater. San­ ford Pauli ti (Ritas (,o. Phono n •rA *r^, n t Sem in o le C o u n ty M otors MI.I-h K. I‘hull Sttnford, Florid n YA-DK, moth proofing lasts 6 _ Years. Havc-lnur woolens moth proofed now. Downtown Clean­ ~ ' c o n c r e t e h ew er p ip e 2 WANTED TO RENT ers A l-nnndrv. 113 Palmetto SEPTIC TANKS, Grraao Traps Block*. Aluminum Window* and COUPLE wlili desire* Screens, White cement Paint. farwtakeH hmdu e r m a - tH c r -HtUTtHffle *TjTa£2* •Wtll'hj* per inatVnt. ""Write......... - P Miracla Concrete Company, 309 Walker. Rt. 1. c/o C. K. Webber. Orlando, Florida,_________ CORD wood 618.00 -cord. VETERAN, wife and 5 year old OAK Write John Carlin, Altamonte ■laughter want furnished apartSprings ntsnt *c,house. Phpne 1144-W. TRANSFERS—Large new assort­ 8 REAL ESTATE FOR SALK ments Dceal Set* for Kitchens, Bathroom*. Nursery. Also Glass Tumbler Sets. • REAL KSTATIt HENKARIK GLASS A INSURANCE PAINT CO. MORTGAGE LOANS RAYMOND M. BALL, Realtor ______ IM_W. Ind *s,rM ‘ Registered Broker snd HOT PLATE’’l.UNCIf' Insurance Agent SEE US FOR Rin. 4 Florida Stale Rank Bldg. Served from 11:30 fo 2 at Homer'*. MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING ■Sr-wm’tw -e fm 'i tri’t-’ffr REBUILT E txliolux amTDmirrr AKrTTYFING IMMEDIATE Vr.cuum. Complete with attach­ CREDIT l.llltEAU OF ments flH.M). Guaranteed one SANFORD full year. Same as new clean­ I N. Park ' Phene IRIS er. Phone 24-tfMl or write Slate Vacuum Stores Inf. 423 South -Orange Ave., 'Orlando,' Fla. for a free Home Demonstration TIIE IlDME SHOP Cal. wonder pepper plant. L. B. within fio mile railius of OrWATCH* A CI.DCK RRI*AlltIN'f Mann. Lake Monroe, fla. I lando. “ _____ 1700 San fo rd Av>«. I ’hon* I I I ! J FLOWER PLANTS. Mr*. Y. C FOR SALE Rollineer, W. 1st St. near Mon OLD NEWSPAPERS—I OENT8 roe Corner. Phone 1330-J. PER POUND. BUNDLED IN * BUNDLES. . PEARS. 11.60 tiushet. II I.. G 10. IS, 20 and *5 OENT * sey, I'aola, Fla._____________ .M THTtlTIIIV HERALD OFPICE • rtnmt* Hint* 6 ARTICLES WANTED tuull—( OZARK IK I if BUDDY ^ TOOK MAH DINAH JO S' T ' WORRY US . 0 0 0 3 INTO > C “7 LOSIM ’ TH' \ \ ( S C R I t S . .. j Y E A H . MONA ..GXITTA TMCY OONG MADE A DIG M IS T A K E / v WORK FAST/...MAYBE ''W o W V H A W K S / ____ J A T H R EE RUN H O M ER / IO 0 K 3 L lk C O O A \J PLAN TO BEAT 1H I t ^ BUGS MAS CO L' A* LAPSED . C Y J A- j Hy Walt Disney MICK ICY MOUSL r< ? n e ... p ( l ME 55 GCTT iktJ \ O *N> ULUNV E T IN AVDNTMS! SS-N 0 5 NO C A N . . . : -\\ n o t (so is ANV F.M?r-*EC: IN .. t A P C .V D o o k w O --O k \ , s PJTHTT v I a n y 7EE=". _______ c AC T H I S CAN E ' I T S • COM.Y'^AiVJCV/ ) Coben’a* Kadlathr Shop, for rom AUTO RADIOS, Mctarola. Sale* I’LL BUY your car regaidtesi of and Service. *The “ Music Box, age or condition. Roy Reel, .104 119 W. l i t B t Phone B W ^ _ W . 2nd 8 L Batteries A Battery Charting. II. B. POPE C ISC. le ra d ia to r x e rv trr.' 10*t S»,i- 7 P a l i , L iv cslo clr, S u p p lie s | FOR SALK—Milk cow,makes 1 lb. EXPERT auto painting and luuly butler per day, gentle. 1126.00.; rctiair. All • work guarantm l. Mrs. E. W. Smith, Osteen. Fla. j Jackson A Glhbs Body Shop, 2100 French Ave. Phone 1000 J. FOR "FAI.E: Farm m art mult wt 900 lb*, about 8 years old; Jersey Red. Stock Roar S00 lbs. SAFETY BLUE WINDSHIEDS Phone BIOS. for any tnaka or medal car. Eaaea daylight driving. Cuts youni down headlight glare a t a ig h t HENKARIK GLASS 4k PAINT c a 8 HELP W ANTED r iiir.n iiJN r, n liraWd.nrw aervir* department to *erv/ its rustomEXPERIENCED male bookkrepe er* is now opemrBrakka rellfed. MAGIC CHEF 8T0VE. hot water with referenCya. Must have had front emls hUlh*,l Jk aligned, healer, excellent condition. Ph. aaperlence In retail store work. wheels balancedet brake drums # 1080-J. Good working conditions. Apturned, tune up, spark plugs, nlv Box II. B. c/o Herald. ENTIRE d ft|k W l i " u r r . of carburetors, fan belts radiator Mr*. A. E. Mallem's store a t 321 Treo colored women to make sand­ •hose, lamps replaced. Visit FireE: 1st for Immediate sale.. Con­ stone today. .1 wiches. Apply Pig *K Whistle. tact Mrs. Mallem a t store. 15___AUTOS r o R SALE SEE Jimmie Cowan's* Sheet Metal Works for rooP* p ain t A roof f o r SALE -palnUng. Phono 816. 1939 Packard, new motor, n e w ruldier. - lUOPty Magnolia;^ Radio AUTOMATIC VU-RSTViUr hi5t. and healer. er and store. 1160.00 - cash. Tout hi on Drug Co. FIRESTONE stores now Karo-26 feet garden hose at 63.39. Outelds white house paint at 64.44 gal. Midget Heuse Radios at 6I9A5. Used tires a t 61.00 op. WANTED—Good Wald, good pay. .Used tubes a t 60c up. Tarpau­ Phone 940. lins. dish seta, wash tuba, bike Urea a t 61.48. .Vl*jt Firestone 9 W ORK W ANTED FOR SALE—1940 114 ton Ford fe> s it ----truck with body. Phone 83, Hill Lumber A Supply Yard. GENERAL household cleaning, 1941 Model 1H ton O .lT c ’tniek. W. G. Kilbee, Geneva. '• full .Urn* or part time. Bertha Inqulte CrawfnnL 719 llolly Are. Good AUTO WANt T d" ^ B«^li for cash. Phone 93H-J. — — M -Tti-^fsTTsy 'A W altrr* town I* To I l s U r l A n* C slh *tl» * 'I,N r I J To ll» r,u y A »in s l ’.vthrrln* Klat* Mntnul rjr* A » *. T o 'Valfcr-n »tu« K t r l i n II M r.*t. 11 J *iu « Mur, To • r|iit-n i \,i.„ ,- TV*»Hr.el J • Null i.stsa rt t a n n m n v Motile )r Ju lio * r im I ~l.il Hr |l T.i It A W .llirlin e lm Ae*** M O TIfSI OK f .lR X rloiM*- InitiiM lIrl I'ooioiteeloa «TV F n a t r n r l m TV K I l M m l ej.e KI-irM* I ii.luelr lul r*omiuU*l.,n %• Te.1 TVIIIUm* THE IiONIj! R AflfiEIt FORGET THE GUNPLAY AND LISTEN fly Fran Striker r n d e l iv i T L ' d M eH sa K e I WANT HE SHERIFF TO HEAR IT TOO! J L ^ r ' AN OLD MAN NAME0 DANVERS ViAE ON Wi6 WAf HERE. HE HAD A LETTER TO BE DELIVERED TO BOB ON u * EIGHTEENTH BIRTHDAY.' it ^ -7 --------- ^ TONTO AND 1 FOUND HIM 0W<G. HE'O BEEN < MURDERED-THE LETTER] w thmi Arm Mi'ttsitM -IM w a n l Rollon, ( k l o n uiw( The' Ole I # , III.lo ll* . 0*1 eefl * Hewey H**t leO er In k e M**r *»•! 'I,se e An* In h- N-rfor.l l"h a W w ,n | Ton in. i Tl'metHs n d K ltssh elh A u io . Rluimon* TI. lUlHIle u n i .i i iM i p rn w tT R TV' J -TVelnma* Ra«fo,A Relnhlllork eerennle a * t e * . K Z try!* W H lh W 7 frsm . Longest run in history of the natlnn 1 four major .. itlnn'* howls Is1 1a 90vsrd kickoff return h r Cemn"wii. son of Tulsa against Geor<rl* Trrh in thr ICMA Ofanj(r Bow). By Paul Robinson KTTA KBIT v atu. 7VHHKC ru. o u it , 1 S so'A H O P O oraN O Q O Q ■f j HTTAVreNT OVCQ t o IHB • > VvTT’, 1 AOBNCY ABOUT A f— n d°B i f nnd TRUCKERS REST Frearh A Symlnole lllrd ■• .< TONJCIIT WTRR 7:15 P. W. Gut lAHttbardo Playn The Munir Hoy ---- - ....----- ------- — L N S B A 0 V D O U S / U L M-fA*. C-M PMOT030APMBQ* »<TOOBL m ‘z r irortiR RaTwe smjoo — aho o w n n t r a s glamouQ ------ JT, BABSti A 5---_ *SS oANDna/l �< TUB SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE SIX WliiteLair Address |('< U I> w 4 Irmm r » « r II m i Taft Strikes Back dividual faim tra ore beginning t*» II uallM rit I m m l‘»a» *•»♦» The rich fanning area ami (he h o m e r of 16,000 person*' from Canal Point to 'South‘'Bay ttiJUL ond laigeit party'. Yet. when Hus la it night of '‘railing n n m iV In­ •U wa» on her kneea with Ger- stead of p lU n u g -any 'aolution vto hi any at-Jior . I hi oat , -j^a^ oama au nOui-Uiiti t o i l of. living pruM cuy trial might uf the United Statiyt," he declared, ’’Russia would ha»e aeon • pushed back into the vast ■wasteland* of Siberia, And if they wanted to be fair about it', they would admit It today.” "W hen'we name out of the * a ‘, we found lubveralve movement* all over Europe. We found revolu­ tion, *■civil 'strife- and- discord throughout the world. We found the Russian bear Was again ,n ‘i the march. And we discovered that the roar of the British lion hod been silenced. God forbid that will hold true fur long! Regard­ less of what you may think of the Briliah, they have pulled a mighty oar for a long time in the right direction, as we see it." “ We have done everything that could possibly he expected »f any nation on earth in our de­ lire to live in peace with Itus•ia. We have given them the Kurile Islands. We have given them faluabie fishing rights in the Pacific, But rect-nt event* have proved that hold .action is needed and that » , cannot light­ ly bruah aside actual condition* as they exist In the world to. •‘T h e. R uasuxis -e rd -fp re p a rin g for war’. They have over four million men all ready for rombai, and could - overrun all of Europt in le*a than 48 hours. They have compulsory military training mid a potential army of forty mlllio t men. Russia is determined to lie iwsr in Kuropa, no one knows how .much fartluv, “Here In America* we are to ri by Internal strife watching a race of prices and ,.wages ami constant bickering between managemrnt and labor, Thw* ptoblclli.i j pasting a rea"'m«hle OPA hill." Herald. P1IAK0 with the whole Idea, Presi­ dent Truman poses In what be call* hi* "S ix -S ta r Admiral'* Cap" aboard the battleship Mliiuurt. The Chief Executive and his parly are returning aboard the warship from a visit to Die Inter-American Con­ ference in Brazil. (International) Tornndottti Add Woe were flattened at Scffner. 10 rmle* fait of Tampa, yesterday afternoon. In flonc of (he ihies iwuteri wai anyone reported huib. Al Belle Clade, ^a thin dike, three mifci long and no highci lhan a man's head, wai all that Itood Lchiecu (hit town of 12.400 — ciiilfi mu ' the" rimfmwi dark burse Republican I residen­ tial nominee for 1B4A "I think w# will find that the Republican nominating convention will fact- a deadlock among the several avowed candidates,” Gur­ ney (old a reporter. "Then I Ire ItcYC Liu1CUUVCIll Itiii.wjllgrt a» County Commissioners: ,11. B. tu nominating Senator V* Pupa.r« 4if 4. F. G. Kll r* McClelland. W. if*. -«• B. J. Overitreet, Jr. and B. C, bounty official*: Tax A* Dynamite Story Hit aeseor* Bestfonf-Duudriey r T Ikctor John Galloway, Sheriff I’ o *how lliat A. Mero, County Judge It. W "Wife and Cndnly ‘ Clerk O. F. O v r i v l l W"b * U p i e l a:aid irrational Herndon. the tlay t-efore the M«*t. . W. V. Bitting, president' of the The tHMl. fwv ■■■■■ In tt» eighij^ty^ Baratnole County “ Chamber""nf week^wa* etilT. I-.--"-.........Gol.. Commerce; J. Braltey Odham, pre- a healed exchange' liatween* frJt S. ......................... __‘ {L Kaufomn., _.m{ ■Idrnt and C, II. Luke, vice pre»l- turn’s lawyer, Attorney General dent of Seminole County Jayrec*; a**iatant Slate ! James Singletary, commander and William* over taking an exhibl. Joel 8. Field, adjutant of Camp* from the court room. A state’* wllnena, William IU»■htll-Lossing Post 63 of the Amer­ ican Legion; Sam Martini, com­ pvr, tealified hImiuI jdmtomicromander of Disabled American \ rt- graphs he made of the alarm erans Foil of Sanford, and Iloliert clock which the prosecution claims Howell. Representative M. B. (T- was used to time the explosion, lie said tht) picture* were niadj Bone) 8mlth. Mack Cleveland, Uhief of Fire two week* ago in hi* I’asadehft Department; Joe Haris, PuMIclty Director. Radio 8utlim , WTRR and Rolland Dean. FMItor, Sanford v • Robot Pilot Praised * ■ (I'eallasMI Iw w rtm* <>•*) Mated the control* to keep tho plane dlreetly headed toward the •hip along the radio beam. When th t plane reached >the “cone of sUanre”' or dead spot itumediati'ly above the ship, th* recover autosuit leal ly tuned la another fre­ quency and th* “ADF" then homnl an a aecond ahlp farther along th# course. . . . . When tha aoeond guide »htp waa Ih* radio .turned trf i» originating at |k i DritUh lirfielil. When Uh plane reached the cone of *iUnc*—actually a part of tha lnitrum ent landing aysletn (01 Devin Ilailn Aid the radio actuated- a set controls which retarded the ((‘■■Uaeee *■ Pee* Twe) j-ottle*. lowered the landing flaps fleeting the Cofiimunist viewpoint, id craexed out th* lending gear. also hailed 'the re|*ort as the Then the plan* homed on th? starting point .of economic r#; covary. .. , . Communist eilltortsU, on the other hand, »ald the Plan sig­ nalled submission to tha power of American dollar* and vxpressel fear of a widening in th* split between the East and tha West when th# Plan went Into opera­ tion. Meanwhile, In Athens, it wm announced an increase of Ii>*000,000 in the military auproprialion for Greece utuler the United State* aid program will bring the Greek army to a total ship*. One military obaarver strength of 160,000. rgeated tha possible use of Roy I. Cochran*, deputy chief ran (Long Range Navigation) of the American Aid. aald establish a course' for tha ro- that th* total military appropri­ l. Both th* British and German* ation now would be 1168,000,000. «.•! u , rl J n 1hL03.aums ! 11 rl ■ irxeMl # A .* radio beam "guidance fo. cover a femporary Increase of 20,000 troop* and an additional permanent increase of 10,000 man. evsr. The Th# present strength of the Greek Interested army 1* 120,000. >>& Th# Argentine embassy aald In New York today I h ^ pew* pa per advertisement that “some sector*” of the American press were a t ­ Urn Hialeah tempting to discredit Argentina a rr"‘officisl and bad “launched.a campaign foa grand- of Insults, yilifcsUon and slander* against tha wife of the Argentina Ir u m ru t* Out I w u lowered Into th« water by JU L £ItildSm *3E to “wreck" price control!. The Ohioan.* who heads the Sen­ ate Republican policy committee, replied it war a Democratic Conr m * ‘which refused to enact an OPA hill in exactly the form de­ manded by Mr. (Cheiterl Bowie!. Mr. .(Paid) Porter and the CIO." He added he had ‘‘cooperated in not be settled by roercive legisla­ tion. but only through square dealing between fair-minded men. We must get serious about Ihi * thing. We have gu{ to clean house within. We must eradicate ill those termitf* among ui who be­ lieve In Communism, or any other ism alien to America," V ictors and distinguished guests as Introduce! by Mr. Wright wore as follows: Capt. Erskin Seay, .U8N; -Chester C. Whittle, junior vlee commander of VFW, Orlan­ do; J. Ray Glover, past depart­ ment commander of VFW, Orlan­ do: A. Iteid Mann, Department Adjutant, American Legion and Laddie llowton, A**t. Adjutant, American Legion. ),.C!ty Commissioners: Andrew Carraway, George Bishop, It. A. William* and Lea R, l^»her. City Body Is Recovered J I 'M I I H M In that" area do not nolo. -TtTHntr 260 migratory Worker! have been moved from Rand Cut, north of Canal Point, to Pahokej. In the Palmdale and Mwne Haven areaa on .the weat aide of the I.nke rattle are drowning by the hqndrt-ds in water- that I* shoulder deep in their grating land*. Tired after fighting the hurricane winds and atruggling through the water, tney He’ down led The fig h t in the 7Ulh Congress will Ih- "reluctant” to approve social welfare legislation if Ih-t government bureaus to adminis­ ter it ate to Ik- set up by the Tru­ man Administration. Rut aides said Taft hail expres­ sed new determination to see that mrnxurt-K dealing with public health, housing, education and such welfare- problems are presen­ ted to Congress. He already has said t be pegi session should d*-v d te -*x riiucJi. attention X» pWisIWe to such issue*. Meanwhile Senator Morse 4IIOrel In Washington called upon Republicans and Democrats to "lay aside politics' until toe party conventions next year and to con­ centrate meanwhile on a non-par- TUESDAY, SEPT. 23, 1947 wind** the M, ('. .Mosely ambu­ lance took i t to the funeral home. A poiiible clue a i to the reaion for the drowning of the negro wax disclosed when it waa found that there wnt a double wooden, home made aandal atrapped to one foot. It had hinge! in the center. Mark! on the other foot indicated that, there had been an­ other aandal. Chief William* Waa of (he opinion that It wa« c i t h ] •« deeire or invention that Lew* enthal had been trying out to aid in awimming or that ha possibly thought that “hr could walk on the water" with it. Assistant State Attorney George A. DeCottea. who . wai preaenl when the 'body wai retrieved, raid that he believed that no In«iueit into tlie rircum itance! of the death Would be deemed ntceeeary. Sheriff Mcro reported that I.eUP enthal had been here for a week end viiit with h|a (later from Tampn where hr waa employed in the ahlpyardi, also that he had worked for year* at the A.C.L. shop! here, and declared that he hail once employed him when hi had a feed atore in Sanford. dale, taid water* in that section are the higheit In his 28 years there. About tOO persons from the small fishing and dairy farming community of Lakeport hava been evacuated to Moore Haven hr. cause their homes are Isolated by highwater. Jacksonville school children-wen- Palm trees.H r am iss a road In West Palm Beach after hurricane winds had knocked them down like rained in at home today as a bowling pin*. The mighty storm ripped through Flurida'a Gold Coast, across the southern part of the (International) holiday was declared Ix-cause ol state and waa reported header) for the Pensacola area on the gulf, ■ submerged grounds at many school*. United Nation*,“ he said. ami hate breeds danger." From yesterday at 8 A. M. "Consequently, I express the (o the came hour today, 4.41 inches Lie expressed the belief that the basic situation could not lie chan­ hope that action may be taken at of rain had fallen, the majurity H 'e n lia a e rf t r e a t 1‘a a r I t s , ) ged by any structural change in an early date—if possible, during of it yesterday afternoon between 4:00 o'clock and 7:00 when score* enre of the United Nation*, hut the’ if. N. machinery or by re­ the present General Assembly— he said it doe* “ hamper the activb to bring into our organlxation of downtown and residential vision of the Charter. those nations which are now astreets were flooded to depth* of j tie* of the United Nation* anil its '•The veto issue,” he declared, ' ability to perform the duties laid several feet. "jl* more 2>f. a symptom, than .a waiting, admlasiot)." A«‘-» v*8bautlon ngaU tt ddamh . No a-rh'iur* damage wa*‘d*|*orfrtl^down dn.slbc Charter.’'- ... ejiilar. Both the Security Court.* fever and other disease*, Hialeah “ It i* possible am) intolerable.” cil where the rule of unanimity except that pot holes went washed ha* purchased a special fogging that applies ami the General A»*embin streets here and there. Itaina I.ltt contiaued, ‘‘t<> think machine ,0 fumigate Jts barn* batht-*e tlifferenee* should ever lie ly, where there la no such rule, rqotlnuesl heavy today. ' * . An afterm ath of fast week's allowed to lead to war. I do not nre living hampered seriously by piwd* enliisiy "of *fifi'feii the onTy 1for» ‘hey are opened this Fall to rwrlnir Throughbred*. disastrous h u r^ n tie was reported Iwlievr that IbefW I* any nation these conflicts and differences." stable of it* kind in racing. today in l^nAAille, Ky„ where• of any government In the world .The only other specific isitue the Louisville A Nashville Rail, that dues not \\init to prevent touched on-by-the Seer* lea y-Ge». road urvlc* oTTIU line on New another war. real WB* the admission of new Orleans was reported out of “The great difficulty lies in the memlier*. He Indirectly criticis­ •The LAUNDERETTE la a wonderful Invention! commission for the last 80 mile* {fact I that the great powers sua- ed the Security Council by de­ of the Voutr. R. C. Parsons, gener-[‘ pect each other or each others’ mending that it-reconsider the 10 No nrcti-s to clean up! How I used to dread that al manager, announced report*) Intentions. It is fear which is the membership applications which great danger. Fear -breed*- bate moppln'g-up job! Now I'm rid of washday bluea failed of approval last month in I tie y wagtail. mask'* liurricariM , anddrodgerr “I see no reason at the present Parsons said the supenaion of way, via Meridian, Birmingham service between Ocean Springs, and Atlanta. time to drViate from the idea Miss., and New Orleans will ls*t The general manager laid that all freedom-loving .nations for "30 days or longer," One train, the Crescent Untiled, operating many bridge* am) ttestle* wrte which accept the obligations cuiiand arc Phone 1A 2 between New York and New damaged by the wind* and high tallied in the Charter ---Second a t Oak Orleans, will reach the latter city water* along the Gulf and miles willing to carry out those Tddigatiulis should be accepted into the over tracks of the Southern Rtil- of track were twisted. LAUNDERETTE 0 F SANFORD TAM PA, Sepl. 23 (A*)— Heavy in*. Mllier than winch, loomed *• the Liggett threat to Florid*'* wrtl cost! today. Wind* along the coatlal area the velocities ol In t a r i l hurricane blows, and the highest W eather. Bureau were occasional 60-Vo“iirtif iti Roui guiii ~aULV mont Key irr the mouth of Tampa But rain has fallen steadily in Sasavela- for 2-( h o u rr DCgllir n'nl(•, yv»lvrilay morning. BradenI s 3.15-inch rainfall A| 5 P, M . yesterday until 9 A . M. Joe Buihy, acting Manatee counly farm agent, feared today thal ihe teed beds which supply the lush Manatee truck farming section were completely destroyed. Last week's hurricane damaged about 50 percent of ihcm Ihen he expressed the belief today’* rains would finish them. At St. Petersburg an occasional awning was down. No windows were smashed. Waves from Tampa Day broke over’the aeawaU along Bayshore Drive here. Northeast storm warnings were ordered up w rit of Cedar Key to Apalachicola, and continued atom: warning* from Falm Beach to Charleston, 8. C., and on the Florida West Coast north of th* kaya, . -• • 1 v. •While the storm wa* halted for a tlma this murulug. by high pressure prevsTfnt over th# At­ lantic states, the .Weather Bureau said -it wa* moving northward very *lowly six to eight mile* an hour. , The storm’* most acuta menace apparently hung over the rich Okeechobee mueklande where the inhabitant* already atruggled wearily wills relentless water from earlier downpour*.- Farmer*, busi­ ness men, Jamaican laborers and convicts workekd aid* by aid* to patch canal dikes and stay tha rising water from four town* and 30,000 vegetable acre*. Th# town* In danger were Bell* Glade, Pahoke*. Canal Point and South Bay—center* of th* money-making truck growing industry. Thera |a no dangar to huge government leva* around I4 M, but th* earthen dikes (ub-dratnag* district* and More Than 87,000 Kaiser and Frazer Owners as Production Records Soar at Willow Run! UNITED PRESS N EW S STORY KAISER-FRAZER RANKS FOURTH IN PRODUCTION being increased as rap­ idly as'Jffghest quality standards w ill permit I / Habl****-*** /jfcisas M —eOara m s s an i n *m t«m u mtmrmu ^ k i s i , . »• th* th* of in- "To Ihe American Public," ap­ peared in the N ew York Ttmea and consisted of a statem ent signed by Martin Lnl* Drago, Argen­ tina charge d'affaires In tha Unit­ ed State*. The statement bald the embassy would not cusstng the “It want* to Inform the Amer­ ican poop!* th a t the ssma group* that want to break tha InterAmerlcsn solidarity and to harm the friendship, collaboration and unity that geld* the relation* between the Unltad States and Argentina, are now deaperataly trying, to undermine the effort of both nation* to work lit an atmosphere of peace and coopera­ tion la - th e solution of prob- KAISER-FRAZER DEALER__ L IS DELIVERING* NOW •At* quickly! tee your newest dealer �* . 4l> U l TH E T h er e in Strength— U oil'h with lit:ht min lhi« afterparljv rlnujl) loiiisht and Thursday . Noutputr 'p.ruqlJf ‘ [ h u r tr ;__ vw ihttrtl* • ; ria r.-i ta d R m n « U r<2hTWBUi raTHOT-" t i l . Hid,A lhl< .ilIrVnnofE gri It drrrraiking- tonight- ami Ihura* il»). the P u t , of tha World | Ui* Proereee of Aaierici; Preeperfly for Sanford. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEW9PAPEH V O L U M E X X X V III GoldTakenBy •Germans To Be Returned Established 1908 Eisler Denies He Is A Communist Conveyance Of SA N FO RD , F L O R ID A , W EA TH ER W E D N E S D A Y . S E P T , *21, ID t? A s s o c ia te d P re s s L eased W iro N O . 2 21 U. S. Joins Russia Against Britain On P alestin e D ebate New Orleans Waterfront In Wake Of Hurricane WASHINGTON, Sept. 24, — O P )- Ifannt Elilor, 64-year-old Hollywood composer, acknow­ ledged to a ‘House committee today that he once applied for Communlat party mcmlership but declared hi* wag never ac­ tive in- party work and ’’dropOver $330,000,000 To ped out. Staler wat the flrat Increasing Activity witness as the. House commit­ Be Restored Imme- tee At ’Airport Results on un-American activities Discussion O f H o ly idately As Aid In opened an inquiry into the InApprovalOfMany Land P roblem s Is question whether alien Com­ 4 Economic C r i s i s munists have Iwen permitted to Leases By Board P ostpon ed Until * »tny in this country Illegally. PA R IS,Sept. 21 , (47— Frenrh Ilefore the *hearings began. N ex t W eek B y M ove CommUiioner Lea K. Lcsher and Uadcra • a r t reported today to Chairman J. Parnell Thomas G iambei of Commerce Manager hate * Informed vr~ 1). H. m Secretary (It-NJ) told r e p o r t e r s the ■ 1.1IN III IN, Scpl, 21. _ tcT*;— Iof tha Treasury John W. Sn> • House group has evidence th a t. Edward Tfigglin 'Were, authorized S. \* c rj. nmscrv stive fiirm rr dar that unlaaa aid rumaa from top rung government officials by the City Commiuiun at tit meet­ ealliin-l Iliim-lrr. rhargrd lisiay America within a fr» week* ■have winked nt. Communist so­ ing last evening to leave today for Vriwriran economic policy A m ericans Reported that Franca will fara a financial journs in the United States. hsn bidding link ihr rccutcry Waihington, D. C. to confrr with crlala and any help under the’ R ecovering F r o m ut Europe. "Ui<- main motive CAA and WAA officials in exped Marahall. Plan will ba too lata, **♦» V i < i f t i t A V u<..V**'* H <■»■''**' A**vw«n-T»M«rt*W 1^*1 ’ " >iG V-’ i Thar* la no vro^paet t/f aarljr' he'eftlvefance’ of property .it fhF V IM lI lin K y S O II'nU S I ||„, ,|,.,,rr ,,i \m rrican i,v|iiirlMarahall Plan aid to Europe, Municipal Ait poll to the City, II. |B f c Ing and liii.tnriai lHlcr*~*ls In d^dnr* aair the 11.8. whichH »**»»* Congress, * * MOSCOW, Scjd. 24 id’) * securr an uullrt fur surplus jiroN. Sayer, city manager, teportrd mutt authorize aurh financial SuVtrl newspajH-t* j.ublirbctf tmlay durtiun and In nisinlaiit a misthis morning. Commitiionri Robert halo, U not hchad a led to meet a Ta*» iliip s lib afrom Ni-t* V n *. sided aurld tirrm iony hy keepuntil January, Tha possibility A. Williams prrsidrd due to tbe ing Ihr mu Id hrnken up into **~ of a tpeclal went Ion hat been arctlfing Blituli Minitlrr 'ol Slate small nnnulnii* units inrkpshla abrrncr ol Mavor II. J. Gut, who diacuaaad, hut not 7 ft.acted up* Hertm MrXnl ol in.,ling "a dir­ ■it ever compel Ing mi equal wav icporlrd ill " -M . WAKRIRONT fROPIRlY IN NfW OIKAN1 1* littered .with itibrl* mu! small boats tbut wrrv bb-wn iulmru' er t alt.11 L tidl ol (ifQvuraliunt' terhis with .Amerlcpn prnducTbe City has already obtained during the height of tho hurricane which ruined havoc throiiehiml tho urea after sweeping across the Gull against 1be untty and coopetatiun-'-f G uns told the Institute BERLIN, Kept. 14, <47— Sen­ title to pioprriy immediately ad­ , , ,, || ■ 1 » t , nr l.vp u rl III.an address, from Florida. Latest reports Indicate over 70 persons dead or itSblng. (fiiteiiiulloiiiil A'uumljdioTo) . ul inemqrM ator II. Alaiander Smith <K* Communists Reveal ul llir l mini iVilumt joining the .inpoll proper., Ihis in­ N. J.) aald today It «aa "titHie ilujialtfi frlrncif lo tjic I I k l S i l t 1 SS, Sept. 21 , AsiemUy and Repair Strike Called For cludes‘the ally necessary that at laaat tha ‘t■ viis, rrsitklin D. House* .nlilirn u liirb M c N n I dclivernl, building near the Itangrr. I he thraa wcatrrn i it_has- bee u.audcC fed—by—list*— t a u n t & S S 4 - E e litic a I_ E f f * c t f Mr.nilav "iTrliiii tbe -L\ N. t*?ncl.il i, I n , „l Si ,ii- M arshall w ilh —•appro, 9 many am ___________________ ------ P 1aH.~~He~ii.iia irV o ^ J T ii~ a a Asiembty.* imlii tiled W h ile 'llo u s r ajiproval .WASHINGTON. Sept. 21, OP) agreement ol (hi* building to l l.it* alrabla to Include all fiermtny In take a role in aiiKwrrina Tat* raid tint Mi Ned b.ul "tup ida Fashion*. Inc. which will he The United Stales government in tha Marahall Plan, "but the V n.li.i 1. Vjshinsky'ii charges p o itrd ; withhomtblv all the piotent back to that film for approv­ hax railed upon Yugoslavia to Russian* won’t hate It and we Ib.ii there i* « m■iiumgrriiig ill to stop the "nceedlngly danger­ Itotal*" |>irvi"udy made by U, S al. They have inJit alrd that they can’t wall around for the rhance liie 1 oileil Stales. t’I .E V E L A N I ), Sc|d 21 iit’i \ ii A iu crirnn Itni A " .« in t iim ous” practice of issuing ulti­ deiiic to occupy it Ocf. I. Two of Germany’a economic unifiesColiiltiltliw- rlm lim nn dn tm><l tiHlny that tin* innvii i nll.i iilnl •..mi. S rn rlatv ol State Manliall and matums to Itrllikh ami American ’ lion" I .AKI M l t I .SS. Sejlit. ►.*• «* slii|< syndiratec f«*,*«l rh il.lirn im , nl* i tninliient *11* ' litritl with iiiu l dr, laud dial New N ilk new*p>|*' l* troops In the Trieste area tie- bid* for painting the building and dti'lit'd with n firtjiii-nl '•-••ji-.iuing of illicit * » irlatbui* “ F o o t b a l l P rospects word Hut bad punted lb< »|«eedi unilei brad file lu lle d Stale were rejected pending advcltUecause It la "likely lo prrripltalr WASHINGTON. Sept. 24 <41 tVlulc juvenile clime i* un the inercaiN*, nnid \ rtlmi .1 Uicund line* ir.uinu lint am ImliV Aloeip -i t again*! 'lb d im Incidents leading lo most seri­ ment for mofe bidr. T his building lav on x O f C eleryfeds Are of Si I.mils, bait limn uf » -|m inl cnliilllillee II-•a’lmt In llir jnidi | An Allied Big Tlitce rommittion ous consequences.” The Amer­ ’ , 1 0 , in f ill N tvlcl move to black tern n year ngn, "lln- m u |u i»im; i iv«-iiiiistance is tliat.tlir m lr i* imi ; can Atl.uk un Ku**ia. hat agreed to make a prompt div- ican note referred lo recent “ir­ hk* about 17.IJdl) leet ol door T old By K ettles higher." I At, Nell, tt plyliu' l» :i -pi n If IliUllfdiale debate oil llie icjioit •Jiilmlion of pail of a $ J30.<HK).(M*i responsible Yugoslav actions” •pace. by A ndi*’< -.blind, v in whu b »•**■ ■ ■ ------—" rFrciind'a lc|i.ul in the ciiiinunl A notice from the Tee Hilt ol llie l m lr,! Nation* ItutleeTbe r ln tiull uf 1'iauk La m io ll, S o il, I I lit loll v Fo'eigii Mini *»••! gold rtore tci/ed during the w j - when Marshal Tito’s troops de­ Compnny of Miami was redd law necllmi nf VIIA'n 7iiili »-»•!•manded "alterations” In the pro* Vr III lull ailggr-lfsl llir llilir lit bml n r,m u d tin* 1 S ami lliii.u ii tllip Uotim il. from the Germans at a meant j I visional boundary between., the stating that the company would fornirr City Manager. a» jnctiKtiviia luiVittllrtl tlo* mapit UN JllSl | lea w eir I IIV I t I II f frdrinl ,,f "wntnntogerivJF" • l'tiilu**i Hi)' dent of llir Kiw dim l lub to *utoccupythe Airport m/iinlenanrs helping meet critical financial llnlish. United Stales rone of Mi, fo r.th e pieseni stale of the tilgail al all It* locciiltg* wlilrll ilnlinlt. the Free Territory of Trieste buildings for the making of pre rerd l.evlcr lb a i|i w ai announfetl needi of European counlrin. movfi’v. I'uniirs nnd mi the World of full ■* tool ,l):il gtoi her Wall) began la-t wtliiri lo Vvatvll OWI I fabricated homes ataiu* Oct, and Yugoslavia. today at the legulai luncheon Undersecretary of State Rohetl the Inw v*i. i lie bulge ami ijlcoiioiitlrio x, id u l i iii’l io io *iii auil llir wot Id'* JOU.IHHf.liOO tlrpeliI, si..— Mor titan I5,imu ■puare feet of j-lln- |imeestf nf Inw rdlrii 11IV till utilise uf ri'*' veto pow* 1 I Lovett taid today that reprcienl* TRIESTE. Free Territory. floor spate is .available for this ui llie t lull. |{t-po llin g mi the niblii' * wlileti llcnl ficojilr*. . fnviirnbly jui i tiled m* trejilrd O lliei office)* r ln led. aiciild ilig purpose, it is eitimaiev’ live* of the .United S ta in , B ut. Sept. 24 147—Civil police with "groti'**i ir '1 iiiiici'iiiwry, the |), legate I ••■lint S a ijK ’i d e tiv e u il .. leitei fr»m the .New York to O . . P . I Irim lon, were: W'. A. Hie U . .*>. nuivc v tjj in ta p ie broke up tonight an allrmpl ain and France, forming a "gold lo * th r rl)*em b lr Mmi'lnr. Tims - line MV'*miiid la jr ■tTcit. ~ of 400 ( ommunists to march - (Hants was tend staiivg that Hans M uiiiitin , VKe-jtre*ide?ll: R a l^ r In i a* a ,O lh lliatm ) gctltuc fu! ■ ei il««l It M lot-• sltilulm n of "*1 1 , 1 1 1 -W H g comtnitiion, agreed to reiloie l.obert, their repre*'*ntalive, will "W hereas llje doelut from a Slovene section to the lowing yritciila y * ajijiral by S c r - _ M onthly Donation Is ‘ n . iq d m m V m whi, li l„"un arrive here this week to lay out Sm ith, tpcond vice'ptem lent; M ir : always pr**»eitled ns n kindly, f)ihe gold to ihote epuntrirt from heart of Trteate In a demon­ multi hom ily -ujipo, le d ” M n p b n li’ * rrt.xry-Grneiai I n g l e Lie for Big eight baseball diamonds at the tm S lin rci|,b e r, tecretary; 1 *. 1 ’. , Inn llnlde in I rnpable junfi .dim stration Incident I m general V oted C elery Crate." which it wat tooled by tha Nalira _Uuv u*r _ i s—uuuaUi-1 UiliL ill f!—wet- *niiper*tmil— " *'" " “— — airport for farm training inn-. Campbell. Iir a m r rt.___and Oscar j.1 ■trike railed hy Jbr Coalman prr, "U ^Ml til*-"I EllII11i|i«naj»tI'»I * i » .' ______ . “Milk RepoTi Mmltr^r, linyist n* rlilrl, -rlfldi. lucky Irk tSnt -triitrt — fp o rrt-T n r-tT ttrrrv tgT Pil U y. {mr-■ —hvrdirmimnv#-* W it ft. A no t o an ■oiiq Eutitia faim o n at finandzl iccretaiy. .\J«*-*!'•I' \, RiCilirit ItfMifl **f iitn 'm lril 01 tl- I . *, - - Iiil, Eb»ett*"loI3 a newr ^conference mid unethical,'' U li-iilid a*w ile d . - — rotary Edgar Feeley, mewled Union. The rlvll polire, unlie del'Sle IV itF i*l fil lVl ‘1 ’* 14(!II111"! V i lit*Hip It ' Diteclort named werer H. H that Carl Hul.bell, hua.l of the that ofily about half of the gold der AMG instructions to take Hoi lids ,-oinplulnt Iv M-cumlnry, | A iianel dot union (HI I'lbillMll. _ until tit'XI 1'nllsd -Giant* baseball- farm Bchmd-wilt Cnimlryy D r r L . T . Dor*. 'Sanfoni . it* object*, by law* and a ointltu lie'mlded. mid Hi? miijm ,'omeru ITn; 1'’ rt~be-d m n bulcd immr d t i t r * ’ l*summary-sctinwu-aralnst dis States alio njipealfif, ifuoinrn i* the effect uf-muvieC, erilnv Amilli. i Tarns iljspHlch fiimi New orders, scattered the Comarrlye here shortly alter tha World Joudnry, E. G. Kitpaiuck, Edweiil In answer lo a question, Lb hull wat a fratuie of tbe mretinq hrouilcosi * mid i uuiies on uopres - \o ik said llutt Aineiii'iin i'li'i*' Kiatiei* It. S»v‘ie. plfahlcni of tn* Soriea. munlst m arrhrrs at Garibxidi I’l l l - l . . vMp 1 .ruiuil, tor all end F. Ijuir, Roy Mann* sml lab.ui veil laid he befieve* m r of the IfC- I’d .>1 ('lull held III tl: Stonnidi—ttiitids. ---- gaudm Jcus-ief:m iiiiii*.iU -L ulniiC A requrai by tlin Iluity limits -♦ * -MM114* MM 4 a n * ' f * $ square and sent the- leader* Shinbulter, and Saddle Club fur use of jhu gold will not eliminate the need for bark to their humra. No arfount! Center la*l evening. Men* lie apldalldeil the Nntlonni uflei* the panic created by Vishiuprrly on the south aide of the air l'ioi|)ect* pf the .Seminole lligl bership wai drliiietl and doll** tint! Hsting CoinpNiiy fur ttn re­ -ky’s pjw eh" nnd wns now tryhig reata or Injuries were report­ ilop-gap aid fur We*tem Europe port adjacent to Mellonvllle Ave­ School Celery Fed football squad ed. line .and In distract ill lent bill from the j/ro m the United Slates. cd by Mn. R. C Maxwell; ri,»*i relit <u,h*l ' I'MIillillg el nue in order to practlea raring iiiv*l,t> how* until utter ctill m eusjil ion* "illt eel i'll ui ilio*e who were oullmrd for llir coining »r.i Iiut, he added, it will In* a sub­ iicsliun by Mo* Maud.* I< nn*i) dii'ii'- 11 -11it I U'diiiiic Jmoe* Y. dieum of. n new; war." MILAN, Italy, Sept. 21, </P)— was approved hy the Commission stantial help ami might help to A atrlke of technicians and their with tho provisidn that riders n»l ton.by Principal Unman E.'M m penaltir* by "Mi** Gut»ie Hinton lU'IIIK'll. fisleinl director o f p iis j 1 Hi— ineviutisiv liud ,e|n*fted ease Francs over ita*present fin• assistants threatened today to interfere with haaeballl pYaelin- li*. Coach C. F. Kettle* and I. s|«-e. h h.id hud __ tbe gov ruling ImmIv .Hid ll* |«>v* •ill*, will' l-ti'-ideil al the m eeling. .Ilirn Vtshilisky's rrsavwsse* so rsa* si*t • paralyze the entire Italian tea-, aetivities. iwlanl roadie* Fred Gauat, wle* ri* l,y Mil. M.iiv Uawlint. llu* vou.-.l hop.- • lint the ullier not 11, -flWl "of a hurslint’ l«*tiih' Hoik* Mould follow suit. ' .iiitoug "Amerii'mi tea. it..naite*", tile Industry, one of the rounThe Cummlaiton approved nn ba* thaige of the B ujuad, ami doc union wa* 1.d by Mrt. k I! try’s b-islest, throning 550.000 otdinaiiee * making appropriation* Fiotind aponkfd the movies with. mg them it) •'voiiipleio p . 1, 1. HI I J I i.l M U .Kept. 24 <«*»lim Tyler who it aiuttmg Coadi Cool Air Moving persons out of work. Doth uni­ for the fiscal year 1U47-4H. The K.iml.,11 and llir |i|'ogialii aiMMg p 1,tli, Hint emphasis, Citing "The -••).» Uthhling m i .h Ii. T I (full* lu b o d l.VIH) bead o l and company spokesman aald Isa' levy nf 2H mill* which in­ Krttlrt with the tegular tram rd by Mu. M II. Sin jilt, Kill,'i "The t^ullaw” nnd “ Duel ( I lo- same diiqiulch said that luablila tattle tuuaid tu tta lt with •j Down From Canada on IH4 ,strike, begun this morning, cludes 15 mill* for operation and I bey were introduced by I'riiy In rive* Sun" nv "eordiil JHirtray-!"! iuiiu!| oua anti-Soviet slander,,11* flic object! of llir Pilot Club al* of crime." wold shut down the Industry III mills for dtht service was ir Whilrhuril. ' ilrliole* trie nppo iiin,to Ilo­ ntf>lotlH<atv I tiled iv tbe fight • , , , , , , , By ASSOCIATED PRESS completely within a few dava The budget was adopt ml. ilo suggested these three allei ; \m ,ric«n pies* olid noli,*” and ag.iiu«l fluoil* went ‘iqilitmtlically A new mass of cool air from because the workers larked lerh- newed. Hubert Kramer, assiatant to ** ‘el ^ 1 ln1,r '"'YJu' " 1 It was decided that in event theie native eoui*e* of arti.on slihit of • b«l iiiuny ’’seiiBlors, 1 ,’pii.-ei,l fjfWaitl III till* -ro ll L telglaibi Itnyimmil (leaver, phMographi-,. (D >'> I'romole the otgajuftaik atch ew an moved Into North nlral direction. Some 15,000 to Is any ca*h aurplus* carried over -- ...) o . t jit»Liivcti ilrirgatrx lu .lh cJ — aira Imlav Dakota and Minnesota _ today, 20,000 assistants quit work. as- io-ap p ly -it.tn jn ex t. year’arbudgoi .'waa applauded for- hU piano tdav- aatibn - of Pilot- TTubi^tbrnughanL simmottnif—UurialaUull- _ TToil the Ill'll" AsaiH'lalion I*||- N. h a le lidded their voire* to sending temperature* helmr free* IHijiular alid classical num the Unitril Stair* and in olliei A fleet ,d Mil til mulnibual* tensibly on grounds that the In­ *P' ing and Ihrralrn td to sprrad dustry claailfied them as “ lab­ fur operating purposes. nylon jacket* and trousers which • mintiirt, ami lo tupeivite and ton petti I-, fore the Federal Colt) Jhi* wlieeziog ctioro * “ !< ■ ub’il willi •alulbag* bugged hltllllcnlfotP* <'ill!)mission lo oppose 1 | [,,• Soviet govi'i oineol new* The sum of 12,600 was ordered over tha north central region with orers." hera. npjiroprlated for the Public I’m al of a license, n e n tillg said ifit* the imint: ruling ba, k and fall It* In a weakened i,,,9k a I pa per U u -iliii riiim frost in aotne sections predicted Coach Kettle* ezhililted ormiKo tujl null i|ub*. (J) lo emoutage lenew jeets Fund to pay. for the new will lie Worn by the team (III« logll rlhicat llandald* Among but- lest rare on whether an escrm»We |» , , ( |t*i* 4 tf h im \ \ v t v »*\|h, i !»hI t•• dike. Hure mile* lung and* head tonight. Vohline of crime hroudeust » VIO Mjivl TRIESTE. Free Terrilory, Sept. fire truck when delivered. f»»iI’JLffi imIv!(’•* «lii4-1't»•»| , Meanwhile, tha second Ironical year ami described the uniform* The ordinance limiting the di*- a* the ta*»t obtainahk*. lie 's tre s s ­ men and |iiolc*iional wutneo lair* llie "pulilic. interest. U'itltint nilifira U un ul i |»IU‘ high, and wmd wf-til around storm which struck Florida within 24 bV) Some 22.000 worker* left 11 «n 11 mam (*ii.gr« Hl*> I tmt llie movie nnd linuolritKl 11 mm4iniirti «in I'h* * among evil ,titled, niuil • akeil farm »> a week1 moved across coastal their job* today in rnpontc to a ed the fact that hi* new Jlgh*. ( 1) l o 1111 lib ate llir nlrat of *«[, eta* rod,'* he examined wtlli 1 labniet*. Viiluiltrei* Slid’CUnvkl* t Georgia, with heavy /alia of rain “ general itrik*” order u»ucd by team had good aplril and coopei He at the batia of all wlilt by view lu irijifting "rfptable" isuperreportrd In northern Florida ativencaa. "W'e’fe wiinilDf’ llir bailie." ruterptiiri and lo influence it vjsiim, ;('riinu Is Kupm tuil southern and eastern Georgia the Com munilt-dominated Sindi- Million Japs Made Assiatant Coach G«ina* define I j ajrplicAtiati to the tncial, buunr**, llu' tun wai 1ait and tbe wind 'I lia* an independent’ran*tnlaahtn cati Unici union in protett agiinit Wnd tha Carnllnaa, * aim* aims of or ins . , . t ( ,... In* n11 squaii, squad. „ 1 ,- ■ , , , HomeleHK Uy^FItflid foothall sutvey llie hutijer'l and make re Off In Mississippi IjPflt tbe iotitfiratl. bulb rtirriing* Temporalities today were mode- Allied Military Government iu»* ml declared football to he a ..... I V rm c life of the I dot, (4) I . cmimeiidatiuna. fa* tor* in Ibe liittri, unending rata between,the Appalachians ami pemion of tis of it* member*. a TOKYO,- Sept. 24 Ul*!—Thv Irst of Democracy, lie aald hi* drvelop ftirmbbiji at a mr.iu* ul W.VKIHNGTON, Kepi 21 n il the Rockies, while cool weather squad Jlgld atblitUL lltf- cIrluriiU. I loudwill play two horn* ami broadening the field of .zqijHiitutii. Tha strike appeared only partly home ministry tepqrled nfflcuilUtftoe tn Mi*r1ti||>|ii ttml laiuisicontinued In the Atlantic states four out ul of t<fWn games during jy f a t water* front two tnqural tlnttnv ly today that tnoro than l.ipo.ium auccetiful. Half of the itorea were jHlia during the fital lml( uf Ten Aired Women after yesterday's readings of the season. In basketball, 1 2 ! 1947 tleelliied in lunst <ategi<l if* *li!l ihie.iten Belle iilade, I'ahnkec In re|)ly to an appeal from the low freealng In some sections of open and half of the street cat* persons were made homeless by H’MMlIaara ,a !•■*» »ls I i <ntalin*frv* tln P«IK» MH Overcome By Smoke » - »*om|iaml wall tliu H id six ami ('an il I**itrit if tbe battle of New York state. vvere in operation, protected by disastroua floods which swept litsMilhi* uf I'.Ulij ail F ill ie|MUl Today’s below freezing marks aimed Venezia Giulia civil police- last week over much of nurthrtn tbe dike fail*. Personal Incomes To Honshu. * CHICAGO, Sejit. 24 (47 -Ten -Iniwt'd .lo,lay. were at Grand Forks, Pembina Evlinu*ii.il amt confused sri, by a* men. . .0 Most uf the Homeless, the min­ In the n 'jn u t Fill dlleftm J. .Austin Is Named agtii women, one ill yeut* old, and Dickinson, each reporting SO . Reach New High and aoma uf thorn crippled, were Edgar Hoover said I lint natiq-i wind nml high water,* lliei ,‘iiitte Tbe jjJlied -MiWary Government istry aald, had l*egun construct­ above, ami Jamestuwn, N. D., ami Seal Bond Chairman overrulin' by smoke ami rfscuel till) crime tuse 7.6 |K-w ent ’ ill slump- ij^sl mill *ank a mot': •tn iV”** , ^ |t , International Falla, Mifflv., SI, which declared ’ the ilrike older ing temporary villages atop rivn WASHINGTON, Sept. 24 <47 ' a levees and on patchaa of high with 11 ,itii"r eld erly women last tutui areas and decliherbR! > p<' atlenTfiTiiig to herd them l«:aallBW«a N a t mat * mercury was 22 at Winnipeg ground to wait out tha alow seeji- The Commerce Department pn George Austin, local fiTrnlluic liigiit after a fire broke out in Utuit In Cities the first half nt count where they could | m> loaded Man. The cool air was e spec ted age-of water. Other reports (mli. dieted today personal iticutnea *lll slur* manager. Im* been *,-l,vle.| a rooming lutuse pi 704 Diveraey till* , year cumjiared with lie in flat liultum Isint* nnd moved to spread Into Iowa, South IJakota Jap Bombs Washed lu high land. All atiigunt* tti rated the villages of tough reach a new record high thia by th« Large Cifta Committee of I’arkwny on tlu* north aide. ru n , apbmling jn'iiml in t'.'til. and Wisconsin today and move • I a a lln a re um !'««» X I , ) month aa a result of the cashing Seminole County Tulierrulotds nnd shacks ware complete with blackNnliounlly tft*nuinU-i of uiui Tlie^ ten, must of them mine Into Illinois, Indiana and Michr Up By Hurricane market* ^snd gangs of "Good pi­ uf Gl terminal leave bonds. Health Association to head the tliun Ml years old, wt-te taken to der* and noil-negligent manslaugliIgan tonight. (Using wage and 'farm income* Christmas Seal Ihuid sale in this liu*|iital* where they were treat­ ter, rases dr,qi|i*'d from It.IT | ht A p en cil’s A rc O pposed rates" who looted Inundated High temperatures ware report­ MIAMI, Sept. 24—<47—Tha hur were credited with contributing atra. * . ed lor exhaustion. Other*, wen* luu.uuu inhabitants to 2JI2. 1 i'l ed on tha Pacific coast and In rtcane-churned Atlantic spewed homes. H y ( ’ilr u s P rod u cers He declared this morning that loutig ran d for nt a hotel lu-ar Misxisxijqii the derline was from In tha lataat nvialon of it* increase in incomes, which wcie the mountain atataa. yesterday, tlx deadly, Japanese antl-ahlpping at a record annual rate of $197, knowing the work of the Asaocia the iluee-atory brick roomiiiK ',151 lu li.tV.i while the Louisiana the mercury reaching 102 at Fres­ mines onto the beach near Ft. official Gguras, Aha ministry said 000,000,000 in July, laleit month lion and the many jieople that It is drop Was frolil K.llb.tu tl.6.1. 999 persona died, 964 ware m ist­ I \K E l \ND. Kept 21 . i47—A . no, 101 a,t — Eos,i." Angelas. v. ■ Calif., aand t-.---T T T Pierce, tha Coast Guard reported ing and I/H 0 ware Injured in the for which figures are avail*!.Ir helping -daily. that he i* glad to house. m -irr—t- 1* T Atlhuugh - i22 Mississippi nti-vt jifoposal to hum two central sales Tht' fire started under a rear North, at San Francisco, t ha day’s yesterday. Despite the climb in income, the have The opportunity of heading porch and spread inside the build­ and 24 ill Isiuisiana were included agencies lu markei Florida's citrus Goods. Its incomplete reports list­ The mines, fully armad, were ed Department .acknowledged “some the Large (lifts Committee. He ing. Carl Peterson and his wife, in liie tabulations, figure* were fruit* was ojquised today bv the 1,182,878 made homeless when found as Coast Guardsmen made consumers are being squeezed |>redictfd that ail business men Kande, operatora of the rooming given ortly fur one- New Or- Klorhfn Ciftvii Produeet* Trade a routine check of the Atlantic 416,211 homes war* destroyed or by tha price advance.” DIVORCE FEB *• and private citizens who are able huuse, and neighbor)) aided fii«- leans. Association. Inundated. LOS ANGELES, Sept, 24, (47— beaches following tha hurricane tfOwill be’ gTad to r p*pond to the ttien in cat lying out niurl of tha In a statement released hy Mar­ New Orleans was listed a* hav­ . . TWO KILLED Mrs. Marjorie Lane Doolevy has a- werk ago. 41 at annual Chrl»tma*,flml appeal. women. ing 'll murders -the first halt vin II. Walker1, iwetvlary-manager. „ , NiTCTITciar Iheory was advanced Storm IH0QU0I8, O n t, Sept 24) <47 petitioned for a court order re­ Jack Rat Igan, gttieralT'halrman Potire Sgt. James Fanning said of 1107 and 44 tho -first half uf Die Association said the two-agency —At least two men were kit|fd for tha Christmas Seal sale, said a 12 year old boy, who hay lo-en 11*411. New Orleans crime in tdh- plan would I k* "Ineffective In main­ quiring actor Brian Donlevy to as to hove tha mlnaa might ahava . To Holland's A.uTo made s 20,000 mils trip around and pay bar attorneys a >60,000 fee number Were Injured hy"e today that he will announce his questioned about salting fires sev­ er categories, together with Up* taining price* nt profilabla level* rolllafon of the oil tanker Trans •for tha forthcoming Ing legal fight In Capa Horn Into tha Atlantic. Art “ County chairman next week. , eral timiW after he admitted !«* rortt'XiHmdiiig 1916 total? for growers." GAINESVILLE,’ Sept. 24 < 47- lake and tha carrierSt Milverton unofficial eiplanatloh was that .which'•fra will 5 attem m pt to have ‘ ubery, -947 in 1947-awd- >6« -Tho Iwootgiaicv- propwaal w a s ----_ YUUL-Cbriilmaz ■Ing ot-member -uf. a gang of ho Lindsey-JlaUand, olds** aep ,f Japan gave mlnaa.to Italy whan >- their Ubvorea-.eet aside. In the abopt-g mHe .d o w rrth ^ BCTCiW. Seal dollars wont for you on a arsonists, wat detained for ques in 191*1; aggravated asaaull, 27*1 made by the United Grower* and yesterday, Mrs. that Asia nation ran low of ax- United States Senator Spdasar I rence River from Iroquois today. year round basis, makes mo con­ tionlng. ami 282; burglary, breaking or Shipper* Association last June. L. Holland, probably doesn’t ploaivaa, and tha mlnaa war* y, 34-year-old former singThe dead men, both members of fident that the people of Seminole Spokesmen fur the Producers entering, 671 and 474; larceny planted by Italian submarines. agree with reports that last night's her attorney, Isaac Pacht, the erew of the MllVarton, were County will h*lp ua make thl* afTrade Association said they ware ami theft, 1,279 and 8H2; autu storm did only "alight damage” Mina disposal crews Wen sum­ i the court that work In Second Mate William Robertson fort tha baat ever to be held In END OF DHT witlirig to work with other pro­ theft, 62U and 671. would be of a monumen­ moned from tha Seventh Naval in thl* northeast Florida city. of Toronto. OnL, and Third En­ Seminole County," aald Hr. Rat NEW YORK. Sept. 24 <47 ducers to unify the industry for District haadquarien a t Jack­ Holland, a law stttdant at the gineer F, Dobson of Montreal. tal nature because of the >tubStandard Time returna at 2 A. igan. " better marketing, hut declared the sonville. University of Florida, perked hi* bornnes* of tire contest." M. Sunday to the communities PREVENTIVE ARREST! - two.agency jilnn wax unworkable.. new automobile outside his apar;- ' JAYCKK NOTICE t in 16 slates where Daylight Sav­ CARACAS, Venezuela. Sept. 24, GUILTY OF RAPE BOWLING LEAGUE rnent In University Housing Vil­ All membera of the Seminole ing Tims waa adopted 22 weeks NEW YORK, Sept. 24, (47—A ItKNTON RESIGNS (4T--The Ministry of liar Interior JKW8 ACCEPTED All persona interested In Join­ lage 111 . County Chamber o f. Commerce 20*year-old mechanic, accused of Igf}, has informed the ronVtltudnt asWASHINGTON, Sept. 24. <47— . LONDON. Sept, gt ing a city Uagua bowling team At tha height of the storm, ar# urged to attend the noon meet­ twice knocking down women with About 45,000,000 Americana,’ Truman wax reported . AuthoritsTIvo Kvhit shall Wf are advised to meet a t S:00 o'clock winds blaw a magnolia tree down, ing tomorrow a t tha Mayfair bla automobile, offering to drive most of them residents of the tenihlv that 169 persons are under President "preventive arrest” In the Inves­ ready today to accept the resigna­ ’ avaning a t the y across tha Hof- Inn. The meeting will be devoted them to- hospital.’end their clock* clock, tigation of tha .alleged Kept, " d then 1raping northeaat. northeast, can act set thair Kept. 9 plot tion of William Benton as .M u t­ to the dlecuealon end voting upon 1them, was convicted lata yariar- hack-an hour Saturday night and ant M-cretatv of stats in chargo nt. Inh llu ? th . proposed change, in tho o rg aal|day of kidnaping, rape and a<->.leep • that much later Sunday jltural af* R. Vargas said tha of Information and cultural fair*. To Be Rushed Red Newspapers Slap McNeil For Attack On Russia General Strike Is Ordered By Trieste Reds Frank Lamson Is Movies, Radio And Comics Are Named President Of Kiwanis Club Objects Of Pilot Club Explained | At Evening Meet EfforlH I’n Save Cattle In (Jades Prove I'm it less 1 it id -. I J fc , . - * ' . j ; ‘ " - '------- , % •• V.” *T I_ — f ' ■' ' y, - ; J'dJBMf.J* . ' * illj i -.v i.i - f � 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 23, 1947; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e8858fc93783955b1fba967c7bbe68b2.pdf 8f217e6f243ee98481feef2b9f3a5a0b PDF Text Text p n i^ ia n g ^ f .m i v <■, Lr • . : v F R ID A Y , SEPT. 19, 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE S IX 1 Me were all of frame construction, sod were located It) the Higgins Industries plant and Industrial Canal are* The Navy had crash boats work­ ing In the k.aka Fontchartraln shore area, evacuating residents. The naval boats w6re going from house to house over deeply Hood­ ed'land, - : ■' ". A number of persona narrowly , »eap«d injury whan the roof and walls of a garage collapsed, crash­ ing on several: automobile*. At Raton Rouge, hurricane force wind* were expected by mid-afternoon. The Harding Air­ port already reported 40 mile falea. « -v Sheriff Newman Debretlon and Chief of Police Fred Parker want* •d citltens to go home and stay out. of danger. Emergency and disaster relief crews were order­ ed to stand by at Baton Rouge. The National Guard was alerted. sign atop a department (tore 1 i n n i t I t i n t 'l i m n town. ,0 P,,ca M114.tto j-h0 Ford eboul Comcrashed Into Canal Street'but'no - L t i o n s L iU n C IlL O ll ' ‘ * [puny U the oldest in the gum ball one waa injured. (CMIlHfC frm Cm * Um * l(Ws|lasni imn r««» ■>•” • - butlhcss and makes ita own gum to . ifn llw •H rtM* I'aii-lllul Near Pontchartrain Beach, a reported in the »ellleroent of Her­ cultural production •{j'V* *rfm f‘ l huge rooftop which stood 40 Te-*t uf the machine-,' whirh bear* high standards, said Mr. Nelson. on. tall, was torn to bit* by- gust* l Lion's Club Insignia on the gloss It la „not bubble, .gutn. Machines nonsense to me," the Tveiv Yorkti of 75 miles per hour. 8treeu iniglobc. Inclo.ing . the . varf-colorcl *Tt> fullv ^covered by Insurance. Near Diloxi, Miss., stout tim.wrote in the fin j. p(..six. article* . FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH . TIIE ciiuflcii OF n o n . New Orleans, _lined by tgigantir : |1Bn« nf K„ n ; Tba Jw-c/irf the; ' r . _ Twentyfifth Street and *• lief pier* were snapped like match W. I*. Ilrouks, Jr., paatqr, (or Collier** dealing with hi* cabstidka, and roof* were torn from ^ ro tOccn-cgf peled to ‘ruaclii ri<- Is iicight •hromlui'u and - . _ ' _ in * . ' Elm Avenue Park* A tenor at Slsth Street ' ihet job under Franklin. D. R o w ' many homer. A /tide 10- feet n<*pth o f Mvirat Inthci by' ,* . , • » #_ 1 i n i i fe l a K v I p n H n i l P n p ile v . Joe CVCrsw*/ paator .Sunday School, 9;45 A. M. , unit tori) branches.' Fallen p.,w-Hhn‘ -tucHott cap* for Tost unlog to l IID L 1 8 C /X ie n a C U T O T above _ normal flooded residential Veit. . Sunday school btfcjitk at 10:00 Mornlng worship, 11:00 A- M. line* lighted the murky- morniit" icounlors. It operates by inscrlion • S i g n i n g D lB Q V O W U ls — Motgenthau described the late A. M. with Mr. Clyde C. Muse area*,'ami gigantic tgavu brok* Training Union, 6:16 H. M. built 20 year* ago agalnil storm*. with blue-green sparkr and dU-juf n penny. ’ . ^ ■- ° supt. ’We hive classes for all Evening Worship, 7:30 P. M. Hopkin* .*» the "belt** of the The Kev. Maurice ilrantli-y mis- ages with good'spirit filled teach­ Highway 90 vas impassable and rUfu T te ^ ^ , Gih. . i .u h ! 1,1 pointed out that the gum I ^WASHINGTON. Sept 19, GP>— New Deal spender* becauie he got aionary to Nigeria, Africa will be ers that will make the- service a over the city’* $3,600,000 aeawall, .. ‘__ .-f-.„,-!m «rl,in e w.t invenlid a number The National Labor Relations was atudded with stalled automo­ pecan crop w.a taking a t c r r . f f . e ' " T ? money into circulation quickly apeak for us Sunday. call will t>« given ... , Board and Robert N. Denham, Its beating with ftiany trees Mown "* y«nrc ago liy n T!.-.p{r»t mini Pastoral service ji t I fsPO A. M. biles. lor pumping purpose* and gave Wednesday Prayer Servire, 7:30 gcm-ral colrnvol. W a v allowed, duwn and other* stripped o f " f'" 1 lor rlre lire, 11 . M, .Mount, who i j The staamship. Empire State The pastor urges ell member* to P. M. * -destitute people work. Rage and ripening nuu. Tin roof-i |n„ n. .jj y(.nl, u!l( latter’s A Ft. and CIO top officers until ■napped , ita haw'sera amt peeled be present at this service. Monday -.Tuesday#Wednesday . fckss, he said, wan "*o anxious Evangelistic service at 7:45 P. away from the Congreaa Street " f l w up like tlnfoH. ^ son main- the mgehir.i * which OcL 81 to sign affidavits dies- * to keep graft and politic* out week of prayer for Slate Mis­ M.' The peator will be speaking wharf In New Orleans, but the At Biloxi guits up to 76 miles , , . . vowing Communism. The effect of sions-program* 'by the W.M.U. of the public worka program that an hour raked that resort city |,"*vv »>«'**i placcvl by civic at both morning and avening ser­ master succeeded in reaching mid­ -r, ojgan, . , « Uo n l» that the board wlU ha practically ipent through a and water covered the causeway JJfRons -h 13 sta’ c The Jack-1 not JUmi*, AFL and CIO eases vices. After the message an alter stream and both anchor* were medicine dropper." Ickes’ slow- FIRST MKTIIODIST CllURCIl rail will tie giving. leading to .the inner harbor. tunvillr* Uni t Club is one of the In-fore that date." dropped. A deatroycr-eacort broke naa* in making decision* wn* Murnlng Service: “ The Achieve­ More than 10,000 persona were V. L, 0. Servlft 'eheh Tuesday loose * and rammed the Algiers “ sometim,-* a real handicap, ’ ment of Fidelity." evacuated from flimsy wartime evening at 7:48 P. M. Mr*. Cyn­ Farry. Morgenthnu added. Kvening Service: "Christiana— thia Gaiisy, Leader^ 'A program housing projects along the vulner­ Mui*ant International Airport, . In a foreword, Morgenthau oabl Or Keasonohle Farsi ml Ira." able Gulf Coast from Pensai-.dti 14 milt* west of New Orleans, for all young peonje, NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 19 (/!*) ha waa prepared to tell the westward. reported the roof torn off it* W. M.B. Service each Thursday each whole atory of hia adminiitratiou One fishing boat was mia-ir: evening at 7:46 P. M.,, Mr*. Flora main building. The field Itself —A great Gulf hurricane atrurk FIRST CHUMCII OF CHRIST Louisiana at 6:30 A. M. today, with two persons aboard. Thee to far ai hi* record* and knowl­ Crews, leader in rHxYge.' was under a foot of water. SCIENTIST edge allowed. And alao to "run The Church atdRg;«band will The 130-foot smokestack atop ripping into the exposed area at were listed as Kalvator Barrior H00 Ka»l Second Hlrcel the rink of mlainterpretalion by furnish the music Tor all these the Hotel Monteleone, in the the mouth -of the Mississippi and hit 17-year-obl nephew,- Kimenemy or by friend." He .added. ‘t I' i’i|AA *'*M f *m !* ninghfCrvirr.!services, and the public l» Invited Flench "Quarter of New Orleans, River with Winds of 100 piUea >n sell . Collins. “ Roosevelt's place In history collapsed * across twu buildings hour. Mayor Delessep* S. Morrison Grateful Lellcrt Pour In From I sometimes felt so high atrur ; ■tund* la sufficiently maaaive to aqryivo Subject: "Matter." The storm which devastated but no one was hurt. A banana proclaimed a ’state of- emergency Lakes To Gulf. Moled Medicine ami weakened I could scatccly H:00 I’. M.: Wrilge.vlay Servire. the pinprick* of* (wUy detrac­ s large portion of Florida two Cfll'AL HOLY CHO conveyor was slammed against the at 7:30 A. M, fC S T )‘ and orders 1 Resiling Room hours, Tuesday's Gave Her Prompt Relief After stand on my feet. My elimina­ tor*.' days ago waa reported early tocausing uneilimated damage, all persons to "remain Ittdoaru, Referring to the New Deal'* and Fridays. 3:00 to 6:00 P. M. Four Years Search, States Well- tion waa sluggish, and many days Mark T, CaVpHtiWT Rector top of a shed at Erato Street, day centered 30 miles north of off the streets, and keep mil? I frit so worn out that, most of three big depression spender*. [lurwood, l.a., which is near the Feast of St. MatlhsW, Rvsngellst Known Resident A 3-story health center clinie CHRISTIAN A MISSIONARY of the downtown area unless -t my housework had to go undon*. Morgenthau aaid today: mouth of th* mighty river. Fore­ 8:00 A. M.: tI|)Yt0kmmunion. on Rampart Street, on the rd,-o ALLIANCE is absolute necessary." “ No one can b« mor# thankful "I waa In favor of having them Chapel. Happy ri'- ’t and Women from of the business district, waa casters aaid It would pas* “ very On Hanforil-Orlando Highway He continued: "The situation for the relief Retongs gava thsm. (pend all that war nreeiaary rloae" to the sprawling city of 8:30 A. M.: Hally Day. Church to Gulf ate I relish my food without trouble, unroofed and one wall cavad in Glenn E. Smith, Paator Is well in band and all agencies the (7ic.it to meet human needs, hut I knee School. Opening service In the under the storm's impact. A res­ ijrw Orleans, l< llintr •>' tlu- -r-'li. f l(* ii-nct rave SUNDAY are functioning 100 percent in that high strung weakened feelini that a future of unlimited spend- ' 10:00 A, M,: Bible School. Mr. (hutch, Every member of the idence on North Hroed Street Ugly black' clouds and rain the protection uf life ond prop- them, lifted r-f t : V, at nf i«ttflor­ is relieved, and so If th* stuggls1 tng would only demoralise tlu A. WIcLnldt, Sunt. echool la requested Id be present. collapsed but no injuries were re­ were in the MV city as orl in war*'*-. reported • *'* »**» V elimination. 7* 1‘ «frfel-so bell 11:00 A. M.: Morning prayrr and ported. btulneaa community." ,... <f. MtVrrny? i l - s o ‘-much much beHef ■ thousand* of refugees crammed 11:00 A. M,t Morning Worship. - n availa __ U11b.1le- -p..in . 1buildings ...UJI-... ...» -The-purpose1iof the proclnmatlrtrf; ..f 9T0 IL v .ll Mill R. id, N TV., Tailing of a itaff meeting on all u b lic and’ 7:46 P. Mg Evening Service. sermon. ,lron|l,r 1 P*rK)nApril 16, 1037/ when ha .aaid ej(- The pastor will speak at bold **r2:00 P. II,: Holy Baptism..' -* 'Ph4re' waa no estimate of pos­ uther shelters: ti usts up to 76 ipil-.-s the Mayor said, was "not I .ttlantn. G i . who hnnmlv d cln reti! ""Y recommended Retong* to. fnrta ware being made to taper vlces. The public Is cordially In 6:00 F. M.: First fall meeting sible casualties alohg Ihe Gulf and steady winds uf 66 mil** alarm apyone" hut simply as ft gava nn- -.pli-ndi S K ______ ' off govarnment money outlays. vilaL _ . |of_y.E.8X. Opening devotions in Coast, but' It .was .feared-that In­ tui1* at the historic city. precaution. Retonga is SIntended to relieve ----juries and property damage woulJ -■* T-lief after i’ veryth|ng else I trird il 1stres* due to tnsuffietnt flow 1the chaos!. . . Morgenthau Treadled that Wal­ Approximately 8,600 persons really exceed the toll In Florida, lace yapected to apend $1,267,000,Three of the firat five- pa»«et had failed. My appetite was |-,<«1 of digestive Jukes in the stomach, CHRIST CHURCH. I.ongwood ) Advance notice—First fall inset- 'here, Wfiere the storm struck two huddled in New Orleans’ murilcimost of iht- time but just ufter loss of appetite. Vitamin B-l de­ 000 In 1937 exduiiva of the coil thrown jlng of th« Men’s Club on Septem­ Mark T. Carpenter, Vicar us! auditorium and 20,000 wer« . , _ by , .Georgia’s , Frank . ......Sink_ of atablliitng farm production ber 29 at 7:00 o ’clock, fit. Monica days ago, only five live* were lost nit mated to be sheltered In the wlc*1 Hti Matthew,'Evangelist *n Vr i-sling my viff*-ring l«gsn. Eo ficiency and constipation. Accept and crop consumption through 3:00 P. M.: Evening prayer and,Chapter will b« In charge of the although property damage aoared city’s 40 school*. Many of the |“ n« e. ,Bow| ' lMiic were B"04 t(,r much gtis furituil in rrtv stomach no substitute. Relonga may be* * to many millions. an “ evsr-normal granary" plan." sermon. tliyt it pfu-n pri ss-l against my obtained at TOUCHTON DRUG .* * (supper, . tefugees were French aoeaking touchdoWM. clirst until I could liaidly breathe. CP$1,167,000,000 in 1838, and >1,087,fiakaeman and ■ l, ,4 truck ieiial# farmers faemdee from f v/i rsi I Adv. C . 8lltJr P*r' * nt l^e hou* * * /n• fishermen 000,000 in 1838, Ihe Rene housing project for lbs flood-threstgned b#you ..£01111This brought a remark from a negroes at New Orleans - wsi a ' dry below New Orleans. P h on e Phone Rimsian P tchh W orld Revolution— reported destroyed in the early -Staff-mamber- that - Wallace’s-*«hThe New Orleans health center: sent. \ha'd “ given away" psri of the hurricenV. The houtei was unroofed shortly after dawn M’antlaice from Pag* no. I II o a l l n . r d . I r e s , l ' » i « u a tl 1.894,000,000 from 1834 to 1837. and one of the three story brisk ahevltta cgme to power 30 year* orgenthau himself lnterpo»e<l some comment. wall* caved under ihe poundlnT* ago.. * * Aildressing the UN tieneral Aakfet Wallace's “ overhead" waa various parts of .the world arid of hurricane winds, huge metal , What more natural than that 1180,000,000 or rflne months to 'aeinbly -yesterday Mr. Vjhinsky, m odoV J foi cannot recall anything even ap­ Soviet deputy foreign minister, Russia should make the most of proaching the Deputy Foreign’ give aW&y (B 16,000,000." its opporunity? The only new When he informed Wallace nf cried “ war monger" at John FoaMinister's warmongering charges IN N E R SPItIN G thing In the situation la that Mus- against the--United Rtatri and this talk, Morgtnthau _»aiiL Ur ter Dullea ami nearly a doieii oth­ row has tabled Itl ' CSTdl 'a M ATTU KSS Secretary of Agriculture comment- er lending American* and turned move which was forced upon it even against individuals. One of Vishintky'a surprising ad: “ You don't understand what down flatly (hr n»w Marshall plan deliberately by U. 8. Secretary of V and ■Jor remodeling the- United Na­ (and nrta would say somewhat W* are doing." State Marshall'* challenge in the daring) attacks was made against : “ Oh, yea I do," Morgerithnu aittil tions. M A T C H IN G and The war-monger charge was Assembly Wednesday. the American Legion whicn in­ ha replied. ” 1 understand It more Vishlnsky’a speech wasn't con­ thrown directly nl Dulles. ft cludes the millions of Americana BOX SPUING •very day. This Is ten times Dulles was silting with the U. structive, and obviously wain't who did so much to save Russia worse than llnpklna. Hopkins is Hot ft For meant to tie. It waa a capable job the only one that has cut down S. delegate midway in the U. N. of two-fisted street fighting, In th* great war. He classed the expense* in Washington ami th.< assembly hall as the Russian chief which Included calling of names. . “ n o t o r i o u s American Legion" the war-mongers. on# that costa us more than an*- delegate vigorously flayed nations It was, of courae, a cry of de­ among and is personalities in the basic Well, what does all this add up ! body elxe is Wallace. My hat fiance but many delegates nuie*l eff to him—he I* getting awny •Soviet policy statement to thli that It was straight-from-the- to? Naturally s lot of folk today Less I.Ibentl Allowance For Your Old session of the assembly, „ are looking anxiously at their war with murder." ,S. Sanford Ave. (Glndcrvitie) t Vishinsky. bitting hard at the *boulder Red propaganda which barometers to are how they read. Spring and .Mattress Rorgenthxu aaid there waa Just wuuld make prime reading in Hus‘0 a* much pressure fur sjn mliti;; U. 8. policy supporting Greece, ala and would impress satellite* Well,.so far.as l .see-we ore no “that the**aiiro&ly'adopt nearer war today than we were H O LLYW O O D , , from ConitTes* aa from •govern. proposed and temporising nations. a resolution calling on Ihe U. 8., ; merit agencies. On that Issue, hu Turkey and Greece to halt "the However, We shall make a mis­ before Vtshinaky unburdened hlmC pU C H bald, many Congressmen were .propaganda of a new war" which take If we don’t also take this self yesterday. That being so, w* still ean_ accept It m ) a .(acl . -L A U N D E R E T T E ------j #*|ike the Georgia politician whu c- said- waa lidnjc-raixicd-uiL by speech to lie a declaration- of Complete ' policy by Ihe Soviet government. ■ftsitMr Russia nor any other 4 ------- always-voiad dry toll drank . ..f, ar,|ul„ ry c|rc!t.,.; country wants war. All other of The language which Vishinsky The resolution nlsu ratted' for things aside, She Soviet Union outiavHng atomic and other wea­ used hs* shocked a multitude. isn’t resdy for wsr and won’t be -L u,. HEflH FOR WALLACE , ' {S A N F O R D so Your correspondent has attended pon* of “ mass extermination" aa many international conferences In for many years. Of course, if nothing happens ' NEW YORK, Sept. 19. G P )- being in the Interest* of “ all the _W hol*. W egks -Wrurh 4)on»-A ul<vm aH rnlly I SF OCR tiUIXeGT 1‘ 1-AN— And “ Pay Aa _______ , . to stymie the weild m ohmiwr Eugena Dennis, general secretary i-ace loving nations” ami aa "the ~|a Communist l *ariy/-aaUt last eavirai -blow- upon the propag­ down" tilt Ttntfch was the first for the spread of-Communism, the • 30 Minutes ,t American Communist* he­ anda and the instigator* of a new break by the United States from |time will come when It will break the unanimity of the great powers. against the shores of great couned the time waa right for war." * r The chief Russian delegate, No. In the U.’ N j Dies which will fight to keep it Excellent Sanitary (’ond Itlimn ditching a third party but that 100% Soft Water • SANFORDCelery nnd Sanford Avenui 1 depute to Foreign Minister Mol­ 2. Tha Marshall .economic plan] out. However, that’s a matter o f i#y would not “ Isolate ourselves" O R I.A N D rt- Phone 1232 Second nt .Oak Telephone 1082 by taking such a step "without otov, blamed the United State* for Europe waa merely an exten- the rather distant future. 8omslubstantis! trade union and Other and liritain specifically for the slon of the Truman Doctrine to I thing may Intervene, progressive support." Dennl* told slow progress on atomic energy rover sll Europe. JL-Tbe- United States and Bri­ ,a rally the party favored^."a control and arms limitation—two strong; Independent people's parly rmim* advocated try RovlcrRusiti tain are responsible for tha lag In last year. setting up atomic energy controls.! ‘ * connected with the proHu labeled tho Marshall plan 4. Soviet Russia will stand firm­ Wallace program and announced yesterday as an “ lll- ly against sny attempts to disrupt concelved scheme to substitute and the unanimity of the great powers *rH bv-psaa the security council." O ■—the veto right „ _____ Vinhinalur-set down tu the a: *- 87 Offtcls! anti 'brlvste' circles In . J V plause of the Russian group in the United States are hurling unLegal Notice ‘ . the assembly, whlfh had .cheered fuumled charges of war prepara­ him eevcral' time*. The United tions against Russia. MOTICK TO SPTKSM ' No. s i n Stairs drlrfcatlnn did not ap­ Vlshimky waa applsudfd as be •TOl “ AH" O tlK lJ , II AttS'll ILI. plauded or make any move when leveled verbal assaults- against .V*bo*e rstldtnc* l« Hall. I^iultlaOs. the grey-halred prusrcutlng attar- what he called American war rar proand who** |mmi office *<Mr*t* •• >y, now a diplomat, finished. flteera and "war-mongers. wg< ." The car* e t (l*a*r*l irelltery, lt»u. ts*uHe msdq .these other conten­ Soviet Ukraine, Poland, and other N‘ f ' TtlU AHl3 ISK H kltr NOTIKIKU tions in his speech! T^e current selling- prices ‘ members of tha Russian group % i O * i* -IksI .liter* ha* l w « lAeiltuint sn<) 1. The Truman Doctrine . laid rlapprd loudly. .»# V* ^ Is (OW pending In th* Clreott 1‘ ourl o f the foliowing N E W B U IC K S Sa rltai^lC » ,U a n d 'fo r Henilaule Cuunlr, K lorldj, t New Orlehns H it M o rg cn lta u At THE CHURCHES THOUSANDS ARE HAPPILY fRAISING RET0NGA,. ( i" *; it H I■ I■ <« 5 69 S FRESH M EATS L ECHOLS F O R . BETTER BEDDING 69 . GROCERIES V - $69'flH M. C. GINDER’S GROCERY $49' E 1 a j ECHOLS BEDDING COMP Fn I 'ia Chaacery. a eel) exslnn* j m for sbeolute divorce wherein you,. "Air* OIHCLL UAIIN'IIII.U * r . Ih . tlefeod. , I M and PHYLLtH U IIAIlN IIll.l, In , n e p la in tiff, sod an Bhbr*vt*t><ttitle '• I lb * e*M I* I 'l l X LI.IH U HAHN* U M rm . pu iiitirr, «■ " A i r o d k i . i . • NAHNIIII.U Defendant. ) A N D YOU A UK liKMKHY IU." I n R E t i to file an appesrnnta in *' *sld pnxeedlna* on Ihe XJiiO ey o f October. A. D. I M L WITNESS my hand and the eevl e f «alit Court at Hanford, ploildn. ‘ Ihl* IlUt day o f Hepteniber, A. U. Jt ilt "Lii.i j.-ei fOK lawns, smuts, tiowas, THUS ARMOUR’S Pulverized SHEEP MAHURE K I L N DRI ED We ‘ delivered Hi Sanford. • Convertible rV Sell new cam to dealers. Sedanette 4-Door Special 2076.00 2138.00 Super 2236.00 2322.00 2731.00 have n car. Roadmaster 2532.00 2633.00 3057.00 Require you to purchaso udditionat needless accessBHes. Sell to imliv’lduul:i who buy for resale. Require u trade-in to obtnln delivery of a new QUICK if you do not #- All prices Include factor}* equipped Underseat Heater, Defroster, Radio, Clock, etc. '/. j ** 1 . --- - ■ - . . s Pemiltze you by makinic un unjustified, low allowance for, the car you trade, * 0 • • . to rem ove vggW and moisture. Broadcast Armour's Pulverlxed^eop Manure on your lawn, around shrubi, flowed, and treat. Work It Into the Mod bod oF your Victory Gordon, and odd humui to your toll. Sheeip manure b an all-organic fortllbor and will food your plants oil summon ! vr|l pa .M m LAt'-s n, vi# rev s • 100 lb. & 50 lfi: BAGS ** « ip* ■-.i ALSO !,,,i il r% 1 We assure you that everythlni la being done to increaae production of So when good friends nsk utt, “ How do I get one of those BuickaT” , BU^CX- c tri w^icb ia limited only by availability-of mitUrlaU. Aa our forthright answer is nlwnya tho same: "Place your name on our nearly as possible our deliveries are being made (rHrceping with the list, sir, at otico. The soffner wo have your name, the sooner you stagt date on which your name v u taken. climbing up our customer list." ‘ . t • Nitrate Soda*and Complete Une of ARMOURS Citrus a^A^tatablo Vor -S A N F O R D ’ S OLDEST D E A L E R ” 210 M agnolia Avenue Phone 367 �m =s -abg-: - T H E W E A T H E ft Rainy and squally tonight with continuing cloudiness Tuesday. Mind* lr**h to moderately strong Minthrn-ttrli .10-10 miles per hour t tha WarU) a of A a n lU t 1 for Sanford. fresh' northerly /O L U M E X X X V I I I E stablished 190S SA N F O R D , Storm, Not Hurricane Gmail Craft Warned By W eather Bureau But Little Danger Is Seen For Others MIAMI. Rapt. 22. «V -G ra d y Norton, chief of the Federal Storm Warning Harriet hare, adriaad Floridian* at I I1. M. to­ day* , , "Don’t lal the alorm- now In tha Gulf tauat you too much worry. It ta too close to land and morlng too faat to beroma a hurricane. "I frankly baliara that If the • canter remained orar tha water for another 24 hour*. It would foefeaae to finrrieaae force. Hot * It will not remain orar water that long. “The w om wa will gat from it will be natty waathar with haary aqualle. Hlgheet wind* of auatalned Telocity ao far her# been 40 mile* an hour. When squalls come along, they hick op orar SO. "The principal danger la fa M email craft. After the renter w. /roasu Florida-and enteta theAtlantlc. It poaaibly wilt Jump ahead to hurleana force, but |u«J now we ace principally concern­ ed with development* aa It. approache* Florida. "Wa are heaping a rery cloaa watch. 7“ "Of eoorae, all of ut ar# jittary from laat weak’* atorm #iperlence. Hut wa can face a *0 mile blow with confidence f and a feeling of security. If any change* In the eltuatlon oc­ cur, you may bar# confidence that you will be adrlaed fully und quickly. '"Tha aun broka through at Miami at 1 P. M. More squall* hey won't bo •re mating, but they * • "TtVr*^ «ruT'aoat h*re ’ Ftnrlda. Weekend arrrey*. on which reports ir t InmfnpWt#, litdiCate more than 1.1M home* were deetroyexL 11.000 or more damaged and that about “ 1*0,000 peraona wera housed —d fed hr the Red Croaa In Florida, MUalaalppl. Uulelana and Alabama. * MIAMI, Fla.. Sept. 2 2 - y n A weak tropical etorm with wind* around 50 mile* an hour in gu»ti M expected to paxi Inland on the Florida we»t coait in the Fort Mycn-Tampa area lomctime this afternoon or tonight, hut the Wea­ ther Bureau, emchafizld today that * wirv»H not he dangerous at all/* > Chief Forcaater. Grady Norton ^»aid amall craft ahould not venture Into the open -lea where the wind* will be at peak In guiU. He *aijJ_the disturbance, which wa* centered orar Dry Tortuga*, 60 mie* from Key We»t, tri* morn­ ing wa* tccompanild by a large *re* of squall* which would be felt over mo»t of Florida, He laid It w*i doubtful if the Well Coait Awould feel Iny higher wlndi than other atetiona of the itate. The high eat luitaincd wind* in the (Horn *o far rare been 40 mile* an hour with tru*t» up to 54 mile*, Nortin aaid. Ghita of 54 mile* an ‘. hour were fepotled at Key We»t this morning. In Miami, wind* reached 36 mile* an hour at 8 :30 A M.. with gu*t* ilighlly »Yigher. The city waa lathed. fre^®qu»ntly by rain. ±- • Norton a*Id the atorm loat eon■Idarabla intensity In PMjtog orar Cuba laat.night and added that It would not hart opportunity to Meopan" before *lrIking the Florida coait- Ho aald the atorm constated of a brood aroa of equal­ ly waathar without a wall organ!*ad eantar and appeared to bo quite weak. "There la nothing to gat alarm# 4 about,** ha a**crt*d, but .warned amall craft against rantaring out -• However, the dlnnal Job of tabulating caaualtlaa and property * damage continued along the coaat of Louisiana, Mlaaltaippl, Alajl bama • and attrowre northwest Florida. Thirty-eight wero known dead, and there waa apprehension Of eaten atv* flood damage to com­ pound the desolation strewn by , the hurricane Itself , »_ Delayed report* rronTGulfporf,' Ml**., aald beach arena atlll war* Mocked off, and residents were warned away because of vanomoua snake*, apparently washed ashore from outlying Islands. Several reptile* war* killed measuring from four to six feet In length. Upstate Mississippi to spray Power truck* war* brought1from leach debrla with DDT and lime (Caotlamef m r « « , *t*> .v. --U .'li1 M O N D A Y . SF.PT. 22, 1017 NO. 222 Associated Preaa L tu td W i n British Delegate Miami Street Scene A fte r Hurricane Passed Danger Of War Truman Doctrine 19 Billions Is Is Denounced By Estimated As CIO Convention Europe’s Need FDR Adviser Says Sovietism Worse Than Czarism Wallace Says United Catastrophe Is Fore­ States Cannot W in s e e n I f Marshall Third W orld .W a r Plan A id Withheld Dr. Isriiaji Bowman Of Johns Monkins Addresses Students . Unyielding Attitude On World Problems Is Denounced In UN Meeting By McNeil MOSCOW, Sept. 22. l.l'V— Ne»-paper readers In the Soviet l ninit lod.xi H e r e given a re­ pot! that liepulv Koielan Mini-ter tniliel 1 tUhinskv had up-cl the plan* of forces In Ihe tUnited . Stair*.. whlrh »*re picInm l .la tr<*MPiC ^41 BOSTON, Sept. 12 UP* -G en­ PARIS. Sept. 22 lAV Wfilrrn eral office!* of ibe United Elec- Europe pledged itrell lo a pro­ •'i i w i i M O R i . ' s " e p i ; ' i ? ^ , ‘irvs ,, r .from T‘’*'' New York that me**aged tiical. Radio and Machine Work- gram, of «clf-belp tod*y and ,a*kcd Dr. Ilaiah Bowman, prciident <d ki*hin>kv* speech to the Ini<p*,, of America. CIO. -today de­ ihe Um&r*Sht«>r -t^ .end it John* Ho|Ain* Univrnily and No. led Nation* General Assembly nounced the' Truman Adminiitra- $19,330,000.00 under a four-year I geogr.iphii a|_ adviict to the late last week .In which he name,! hy THIS IS A rniCAl n u n SCtNg In'Miami, Fla, with the tkelelont of hundred* of small bud ne*» pirn- * name a group -of warmonger* lion'a foreign, policy at one ibal Marshall Plan a* a mean, of avert (landing in long row* after the tropical hurricane had swept through the city causing million* In property Preiidmt Romevelt dining WmlJ pioditrrd the Imprejvslnn her* of "give* ut imetutily and point* to ing economic “ catastrophe/* damage. After pairing over adptnem Florida, tho atorm swept into the Oulf ,qf Mexico, only to'tutu War 2, sail! (••alav. tlut "t’ ommun a loifsling Imnib." *« . —• war.. Thi* program, tbe participating ' northwestward and aim at. the aouth LnuliUnq coait and the new New Orleans area. (Internationjl) lint i* a5to|uli*0t detigned to be Their crilicitm in a foimal re­ 16 nation* declared, cobid enable NEW YORK. Sept. 22 more tUlhlest ^nd imnplele tlum port to a ihoutand delegate* tep- Europe "to make her lull"contri, Cian*m. Onlv tbe la|ie| »t*tbing- Bnlain vvnrneil tod.tv llfal if the tetenling 600,000 wqrkrrt at the kution to the welfare of tbe world. ’ Soviet Union penitted in trying m ed." union— one of ihe target) in llte The requeit wa* made in a 20,In an addirvi to imotning »l'i forte it* own will upon tho world CIO—opened a week-long ennven 000-word document which will be ! denl» al tl.e U m vetsUv. l U m ' v n .le Hi . " ..'id ^ t r p r .s v r „ i lb - w o d H 1 lion here. __ a iv l r ia r b Vvllo dispatched to V^arhington aflet Ilf liverevl n ileiuim i vlioll of the Ruv w ill tlllin h le "lu d e o u i cnn»e<ju*n-e r ," Tltey criliciied Preiidenl Tru­ ligning heie today by representa­ nan giueAinirpl. and raid. Brilitlr Minister of Stale Herman tpecifically for accepting a* tive* of tbe Ift nation* which mapA complete *ct of abandoned " I tin not leaf i b r t'SSR todav tm Mi Ned iM unci! thU warning advtieti politician* whom. ibev tied their economic want* in Km cl’ the,, identified a* belonging l.» I only leai dial out people w II laid, the people bad rejected re­ lian-boycotied conference* held Effort T o Partition Nathan * l-ev.entbal. *6fl vrat old A g r i c u l t u r e C o m m i t ­ not,.*, 1 m lime in Hive nut itnn,,'! liefoie th e.United Notion* A**en\- in btiOU word 1m *ic policy peatedly by rr electing Franklin here for 70 day*. HoIyLandMiRHtEn- negttl who had been ic|*.-i tf-’ I t e e A j ’. r e e n O i l F u ­ tlir r»pin«n;n anti tbe ni'.in-. tlcV li| D. Rooievelt. They alto callrd upOnly a 1.500-word summary wa* mining from hi* home .it 41 7 l..,,i wain yn aggirnive, arbitrary, u " stxtement for ihe United Kingdom. dangcr Oil Rights 5etonil Street rince '• til n'tli** tu re Food E x p orts II - xigorouxly .itt.nke.l -Rutsi.x on Mr. Tiuman lo return to the made public today; the text it rupt, and (wiwerlul ., govemmenl .iit.l *1 the same lime .i|ipci led policiei of the New Deal. scheduled for publication next Stluhlay evening, were found on LONDON, Sept. 22 i/F) An Washington! Sept. 22 -r> ol tbe follv id rl.nling a v,.vt. to Moscow to drop wli.it be c.i!|yd bail Seminole Bnillev II I and Henry.A. Wallace aliened that weekend. "1 llnv icaron dl univei,itin Pierident Inimvn invited In* cn Arab nlfirr ipnkeiman <aid lodaV mil* unyielding at­ "The American people, through bmught lo polite head.piuteit it lire cabinet to luncheon today ai are cnnrcined atoiUI our new milt tit llrxil.lr the United State*, even " itli it. the Arab world ha* agieed to titude mi W'rutil (iiolileui*. wealth and atom bomb* "will never thfir government and their Con­ make "a complete economic and 5:10 o ’clock Sunday evening b> lop Adminulivti.in idlmvlv (dung­ laiy ,'ivii e law. ' ■ • Mi Neil itdi ulcd the cluirge* of gress, will consider thi* program Patrolman Robert Gilyaid win p third world war.” ,11c «ald a universal -.rvicJ Ihw ed into a »rnr» of critical <c.nfercultural break" with Europe anJ << mm rtmm Bln RuwU'f Apjlrei Y. Vidunsky that wn, needed "if vvn nte to distil* “ The war that la l-elng bred foe America if the United Nation* t Police were informed eady Sun ence* . . .on ttitemalional ,-problem* f f Lute military li«h, aril ie,pun,|. llicie . h "war '110(1 get ing" in tha . U* must ha stopped,” he deviate 1 dry nioming by M <>nier !,. I lain,, should attempt to partition Bale*with this *v the lug, immediateI,ilme. f ait Iy mid at Hi- same I tilled Stater. In an addrra* prepared for tha CIO M, Neil calle 1 inter of the mining man, that (|ur*tiim: I time tri pnldlc. Including c-tntine. ronvantion. Wallace aald that in N tsltlcukv’* .HU l L a . .comedy the event of \nother war “ we alii Tire rjrnknman, lelf-ityied Ixrn- be wa* mining, lie wa, deim li' l Shnuld Congtes, be called into j grcOioiiitl. *ii|unill ( l<‘i r * net have strung allies.” ai being 5 feet, II iiuhet in special tettion |o M-e d emergenryl 1,1 « * 'egime. ..f tl, . . don prop*gambit for ibr ’ Arab -o f -Hr-m were. - W-— Hten--- t)i-—:e-) - Vrsbmsky's----- ■ *Th# reactionary government, L^itllL light blow |>— ,sd-*- -altd-Judd aid TjyF.tlfiqie----------------- ' '*■"* coir—Ht-w -toll 0 high tlegr— i,f cHorges tbsi tile -Marshall Plan we ar* ^auppurUng abroad. will, I leaded. He bad been westing .1 Ian authoritative British Foreign OfSecretary of .'stale Mrivhvll, wbu* 01 gouUalton for evil, *uch virion* etied Hie s .ieeelgnti of any remn* enujiola with Intarnal revolu­ f»i ecnitomle aid to Europe .threattion* II a great war breaks out G. W. Sp»nc»r won to|> honor* fice muter said Britain would sc- while ca|>. Ian ihiil am! wnrx flew from tb- UN meeting in! H*r i’ f ,Vw ‘? r* 1!h* trv, and aco-ired_JJ.lt;jia_ot. jltr _^ betAeqitvthe United Slate, and •» * out* program conducted by cept such partition if other UN pint*. HBt . u n L u ToiiFf iri>h Ihf Hurl A fTr r ~ n(F t n .f p..„id u .if: •liucling afimnc control and par*._._ R paM oX K iaW . ______ U in n the' clothe* were brought t*-»r 11.*1 ml Ivxii g tl.e Security Council by i' » rn ii | " ^. b ,,‘ wou,d ht,P « W ou, ,Hr to the police station,. Monte* KHfCUtlvg, IiR«_uiidic4ftd hr hr ! ftttkVfHpn vj»n f h f ^ ; ^ b S ^ rV |U ^ U9/| t tI'uiciug l ’nV u d ow AtTha aame.Ume Wallace !irvp» iirnn/lv ll»r U%v m »l* 1 ■* *luvmlUl fur tin* Afnfrtuiin |n'*iier loo 20 Vetoes. *d- upon Praaldant .Truman to George 8tlne, R. L. Dean and.P tojee1Hani, »*•> notified, came to tho ^Ir’ Nrlt'i l-'1-tl -n-eeh ranged over Colonial S e c r e t a r y Arthur station and identified" the clothes should be convened in exlramd, ^ summon a ipecial *e»*iun of Con Rev. Mark Carpenter In rapid fire tiie whole field nf international — ■ r tJImmediately ljP grna t o '“ enact Into ortler._ and winning a large and Creech .lone* leave, by plane for ns those of tier missing brother, narr levrinn, | I'("Mlttinlitrt *iTO1*|»||*' v«I*1V affuirs but it- central rbemp waa a rationing' ami price con­ varied assortment of prliea. Ilaw n lH l' New York tonight to pre»eftl Mr. Ituman’, attituS- wa, re I. itussin’a ufi i-mpiomislng nttituda At tha luggaatlon of A C. Britain'* views to the t'N Assem­ according to the police report. trol law ;with teeth,tn-It." Several traffic arcidenl, were H-nreerg » n rwae slit Stine, the club voted to hold a City Meet Postponed and the (Miieiit'.fil "rrumbla and Taking to task Senator Robert ".Ladles Night" program during bly, soon to consider a majority reported to police nvey the wees A. Taft (R-O.) for suggesting the week of Oet. 27. Earl Turner report of it* aperiai committee end t)Ut the only injury was that I For V F W Dinner “ No n;ltb*j !m. n monopoly of that tha American peopta prob­ and Mr. Stine were named on th» An I'aleatlne fteommending divi- uf ArtInn Lee Snlliv&t of Long- Thousands Attend ■rulii, " li** ii•• olid "No nation is •Inn of moat of the H»l> Land wood who lirol Ids libs hui t n, ably should rat lea* extravagant­ committee of arrangement*. ( unmiissitin meeting omiilw-Nuit. Nb reasittiaitle nation Into Arab .and Jewish state,. LuUiuirdiu Funeral j willNofw-City ly, Wallace declared: the result of 11 collision at !t;!tO Mr. Stine also announced that held tonight in order ilurt Xgu_axpaoUors «lt—OTmi»x"tn have The Arab , (Hike,man xnld th-> o’clock Salmday mottling Ih>"If the total program of the the week of Oct. 5-10 will Iw v i ... ........ . “ ‘ .___ I roniiiikxliinaia- emt-lmoi—nffirlltT; bet view nee,*pi rd by all other men In power |. advise to eat le**, known a* National Handlrappcd league—comprising Egypt, lirvj. tween tiie Kurd ,'-*lan_lie w-n ! __b.—T . , Sapl. US, C l1 m«v uili-ml the aiipp-c and nl>•••t- natiun." . — . --------we (hall eat le*», and leas as in­ Week and called upon tha lu.m v -^-HilLArebla, H aiitJ uidtUL. U L drfVtniraTsr. •rTT;TrTR(re*t and i n " " " '" ," 1 final'tribute tmlnv 1 „f VetcnviniT I'. • .:n Wan. McNeil then >n bvered this blunt ‘nnnn and Yemen—bud ivcieed I'ontiar ,rdnu driven by SaMticI cioi..||„ ||, LaGuanlin, t ill-■|p,„t *;iiH2 nt 7 :M" o'cl ■■• ni tin naming: flation increasex and a depression Club to assist In empkiying five fr,mt j '•//'* ' ° ‘" v,,r* "" «hn- Mayfnir Inn Comm...... .. will *nch handicapped parson* In San tha "break” with the We»t. ehoub'j la made Inevitable." It the. So..<*t government conlie divided, in rv aecrei ,i . . crowded the Cat hr I m-i t jonjorrovv *Ui IU.IH....... mi |i,o,nn» night, iiixlwad, "The time* call for bold action ford. Tha club voted to a**t*t tinresolution adopted at n meeting -.dels Ihn: in all nun, its power _J rn! JidvH.the Oivinr. tn'Tit program a n d Clarence Redding . .. ..... ................... .. , V P County officials uK o.pl-ejdMnt* and planning to avert chaoa," ha jii'nd ''«■ liii,* funeral funeral sovfeA. and Mr. Stlna were named to tin-, at Bludan, Syria, ncny^ljaiuaiicu . r u -r t A r i* I ’ i i i i 'i f F n r .ervIcK .. * f lb- S-nim' apd Jomm ' '..imtier §|U*t lie iixlendeil, it ft think* said. in Jam*. 104o. ■ | tiov. Thomas Thomas forno forno- .f Commerce, Aim-i-.o. la-gluli Hut in d> -ciihuig any internatipn“ Tb*. great crisis ef the mo­ committee- by Frasldant Goriton' Asked why he wa* how diwl-- I *vtl /\ r L I m i l l I UT ’ r Gov. ■* - E. Dewey, •■ ,, tii.it l.'sfi ijtiinn must ment is not on tbe Greek border Briisom 5 : nVoM1,'.'cr , 1'f w,-rr am-! fexpreted " 1 " ) vtn at rend ’ ; Up- no •ting nt sptprt.- thenr~l—srry~vrithnut tUliiam U D!1 a, H Firms participating in the nuix ing the gist of the resolution, thi H u n t i n gn O u t O f S v a & o n ,elnrct but Ip. .th f American grocery hre fMiiiHc officliif) who hhfUil t which llm prilKfhal Mpc-iiVi-t wilt ■(ualifirMlKio Hurt not only will program ware the H. B. Pope f’o.. apokaiman aald "the main fPIiot atom ." Harod-Ronre and his brother. ! K of , Wmlplittir*........ Inc., McCronr’* Store, Mickey’s la to rounter rumor*" 'that tic* t*4» I rnrii'U ,I*. Del .in- rh" INiited Nations be. destroyed, pharmacy, HUI Hardware (o., Arab *taUa have ‘ di,agreed on ...... H>uV” Lk Dplaropal diocese ....... and fnuuer ..................... but' Hie U’ 'table pence of th* Better Newspapers Frierson Electric and. Gas Co., Hie policy tn be adopted" if th. ! / f K 2 t . ^ l . J n ..... tor tbe dead over I . ...........lute- whose Mill . et will to- world u II rrumtde und era*.!,’ Stine Machine Co,, Margaret Ann, UN disregard* .their argumentWer. world G o v , ..... n v II. b r in g in g to u- nit th o ta n g in g Cited__ A t Seminar Ferkine-Robson Men’s Wear, and against partition. hideous ci’pseiplenee* to which ,were charged vviih , attempting to ivill lie introduced by Hut Mr. Vt«hlnsky drew o.ir atretw Replying to a question, he sa- I .n''1 " f , *r*»of>. and ,ji W n e b o e o In ' Kader’a Jewelry. toi I F. Boyle. NEW YORK. Kept. 2*. GP>— a . "complete" ' veconmnic- lur. n'eij guUly liefore f ounty J*idge I C M lie » O r K lT S I n • J’-wt Commaiulor- 1 !• Scoit tion." Revellon Itrown, editor, and pubmight" mean that the Aral*-os * ^ " * rr. , aturday. South Askw Rai se1' 11 ;v,1‘ oino ilio-gurvts utid post Iteferriug to Viah:n,xkt'A_attack 1. Itaher of the ProvIdenTa (R, I.l Butter And E ggs lion* would withdraw American ’ A fide of VICK) and" cost* « “ *!■ — I ntetnlw-ts. Dick—Aiken.--will »tne mi Ho- 't'ni’ ed >:;it.‘ -, McNeil Journ*ly|iulletint told an opening I llc b . * • . — — - ^ . .. .. ..t . . ■■ faat s i.i levied on Harold liouie, and Richseveral selection* With Roger ll.x i- -uni: A gain Stump In Mart * rieniianta session of the American Preaa In­ ------i------------------------ ard Ilouae drew a fine of ISO and A1, ANT'L S"I*L 22. ' (/Tt ■ ft, ril|n|,anytig. The pi tginm "When 5Ji VKbittsky argued nn • stitute at Columbia University to­ ' ' <-0.1.. - ,S,i d|,rt l mill operator., t ^ a , |,,d |„i,, V.roidcasl by Motion l luiisday that Ins governro* t: day that American new*paper, Ily ASSOCIATED PRESS A r i , Svhrvn Y V n r k p r c Warden Warren stated thU,|"," f '’ •’ "* AVorker, ,\\| |;|t. Invocaton will be by the oere flistir>sed ami angvreii ,»t arc making "a notable record in A threat of frost and wheat onop » OrKerS morning that the (wo. men were I nion of America, CIO, wants i , |!rv ,| (.; McKinley, pastftr of the tin, statemeius of individual • •elf-improvement end In their own buying bv miller* rerereed th« Honored For vService w h,||r «•*#»*^ti«mpteii *«*i fr* J,tmr *^n«*rr»i , |tM MetM.nst church, Americans that Russia was prexMixf*x.u x v c i v ix x iJiot d wl||l(1 mn,orlng and u s e - K»o,i Tt,e itemaml., wa* Mrve,|j. ( „ mmanrler Nr nt t announced {isrlng for war and was a warmon­ assumption of responsibility for protracted altimp In grain price* public guidance and laaderthlp.". at Ihe Chicago Board of Tra ing, Ihe mitmnohllf* spot-light wimt-lighl flt a Hireling oh-del"- pglaj this will lie llm iiiggrst mret- ger , | want, to *ny this: Th# reply The seminar la the first of six day, but wlipUlala butler and egg .. - . . . M 1**. mV . . iI locate the game. At the time of gates from 1W> mill* who claim tn Inlc ever attempted by K»*l CIO tax pod lias liecn railed to, create In­ is not to imprison any individual scheduled for the present academ­ price* continued thalr downwaid chin# Shop worker* were present- ilia arrest rest they were In possession pussestlon represent tepretent soma, some, 125.0X 125,(KM MI CM or to suppress Ainerlcjiii or Rr*t* ad with buttons on Saturday by of # | n#lI - 'two liairrl* shotgun jtlle w'oikrrs jn the Houth, ic year—the second year of the. tVemf. loade<l terest in local, Stale and the Na­ ish ne\v(|is(teis M. Carroll, general foreman. In „ nlj „ loaded *!x shot .22 rifie,! The revolution declared that tl Institute. Managing editor* and and a lot Livestock price*, which aim tional Government. "The reply 1* to open the doore •• ' - ■Idllbinal • ■ • * ------------news editors of 27 newspapers are moved lower laat week, wax* mix­ recognition ox 26 year* o f con- • money wns -n.. ■ b-d• t» ba- -----revealed. of Itossia lb that the nations, tinuoua service. help southern workers meet the attending the current three-week ed at Chicago and othar markets. tiie people of th<*«« nations, who Thom to whom whom tb* "award* A i d F o r I l j i m l i c m i n p f ! lhl« h ro,‘ " r ,iv!t,« "f *11 tn *lHMi** l i i i t l i a r i s f i c C o i i k t o h h aesaion. The exchange* and wholes**!m io tiave gieat underlying sympathy I Ir llltllt. a p p C O 1^,^ diffrrrntinis la-1wren Brown, referring to what he commodities Erice levels, which were made were: J. A. Strange. M fi'ts In Huft'alo with, this new. ameigiug power, w» • wsi------------------------- s . . . . . . .< termed the constructive editorial moved generally lower laat week. mgine machinist |n*peclor, who Persons I h Planned Hil* aerlinn and other region* nf fan see wtiat (s going ftp." y . the country,* There was no lmtreatment with which American were watched for an Indication of started work here on ‘ Aug. 8, McNeil deeisred that Vlshinsky BUFFALO, N. Y.. Sept. 22. (,P) newspaprrs hkve approached cur­ whether a turning point in the 19221 G. C. IIIAchllffe, boiler­ Step, in the Fcleral Security """liate reaction from mlll ownc v - -This rlty of 685,000 was ilrcknl had acrlised Britain o f "seeking rent International problems, de­ record high coat of living had been maker and Inspector, employed Agency’* plan of vocational re- 10 "'•’ ’'• " " " I ’ ‘ ho^ since Aug, P, 1922; E. H. Camp, out in flags and hunting tmlny ax to divide Kurojie" t(eo*nie of lier clared that "superior professional reached. S a,7’r' its .180.000 Catholics prepared for effoils til Implement the Marshall electrician, employe I since Aug. babUltatlon for' Imth veteran, and p" n>- l,H' performance la the hallmark o f an outlined Friday «*"• " W " ' * t lr tlnu' Hie opening nf the ltuffnlo Can- I’lau. 16, 1922; A. F. Kemp, machinist, non-veterans -were Increasing number of our news­ ........... employed since Aug. 16. 1922 an.l afternoon at Eddie’s Reataurant -by hail rtune to reclttce, not ralae, pay. tridal Eucharist in Congi i-ss. Bible Class Praises papers today.” L. M. DeLanay, colored machlnUt I B»lph K. Howl FSA represents- * *r «*s ■ w TbtwCongresa, first in the .world tion." McNeill detlsieil- He added ffe asserted that "the Influence employed aln-e Aug. 2K. «!»• to a group of civic club and ( , j r l lH K i l l e d 111 since the one held In 1911 at Min- that Britain bad devoted har of the Individual newspaper, I Anti-Gam bling Drive helper, 1922, • veterans organlration leaders. * nrapOlis-St, Paul, was scbetluled con’ plfte strength toward world think, Is not to be measured by Ilralley Odham waa named chair­ Motorcycle Crash to begin late Ih the day with n cooperation, liut had been block­ A resolution, expressing com­ circulation but by tha Intellectual man of a committee, which will liturgical reception of 81. Joseph’s ed hy Bnixta at every turn. capacity of the editor*, corres­ mendation for efforts made by aid In bringing the employment KEY WEST, Fla., Sept. 22, <7T> new ralliedi :d for Francis, Cardi­ "We have !>een thwarted and pondents and reporter* o f tha In­ taw enforcement officers of the W are’s O ffice Open needs of the handicapped before —/The Florida Highway Patrol rere nal Spellman, archbishop of New frustrates! hy disagreement and , County to prevent Urn return nf dividual newspaper." the public during Oct. 6 through ,,Arl«M t today that ported Gloria IH Lll-er York. As metropolitan nf tin- hy a trolley of mm-cooperatidn punch board* or other gambling For Driver’s Licenses th* 10th. This period ha* b e e n Ha, ............... ■ 21. nf••Philadelphia, wax killed provlnee of New York, Cardinal lie declared "There Is no necesdevice* to places of business, Was POLIO INFANT designated as Nallntyil Handicap early Hil* morning when the mot- Spellman Is the patron of the sily for us t« lie divided, by po­ recently adopted at a special ’ The office of Judge R. W. week. nreyrle 'on whlrh abb wa* riding Congress. litical, still le**' by territorial, AKRON, O., Sept. 22 </P)-A meeting of tha R. W. Ware Bible Ware will be open 'continuously Mrs. Jesse Mosley of the U. S. left U. 8, No. I highway on Sumof the First Matbodlsi from 9:00 A. M. to 8:00 P. M. ‘the rnrdlnal was expected hy quest Ion*." 24-year-old woman under treat­ Claia Church. **— each week day hereafter through Employment S e r v i c e , presided. mertaml Key ami crashed Into a train from New York CUv along McNeil blamed tb* present crit­ ment for Infantile partly ala ha* A cony of this resolution, sign­ Wednesday, Oct. 1 for the purpose 4‘resent were Ilralley Odham, F, ditch. with two other prince* of th» ical world kltnailon largely on given birth tn • alx-pound. IwxIt. Sentt representing the V.F.W.j Puller said Gerald 8. Wood*, 27, church. Juan Gualberto Cardinal what ho catlihLUuaalk's unwlllloge ed by Mr*. J, It. Iloolehan, class ,of Issuing driver* licenses. ounce boy, Children’s Hospital re­ aecrelhry, was sent to 8hariff I*. After Oet. 1 It will I* neces- Mra. _ . Roy Tlllia of tha_ Woman'* , f BoA. a sailor on the UK8 Gilmore, who tiuevara.—aachld-Mf*— nf— Idrnxr ness to coopera’te. A* far •• ported today, • A. Mere, wa^|4b.|lng-thn m^nn-yttfT^IT ,.rrl| Rm| r(,Ho Carmelq Cardinal Hiiasla was concerned, he said, aafy that applicants see tbe State tpJjlutmUL Mrs. Margie «, Pqpla, attaches . . . . I 1 u n ji A i ia s i A.t . S 1 . 1 .1 . .. _ . . ■ _ . unconscious uamt laid lie-. de Vascanrellos erehanta Associa­ fknocked Merchants r ^ ,! . Tbe resolution, a* unanimously 1\ Motta. archbishop “ every situation la pictured in adopted,“ aUled: •'That w a W h l t>tlorr i for the renewal of their tion; Joel Field ami lien Young aide the Imdy of the dead girl for of San Paulo. Braid Mack and white; perhaps, more _ ............as _ _ _ a .tiapt _. u ". ■ V_L.n^_,L T V ,n *VU,lon Individually and clasp unit, III license, ot\ If they prefer, they of the American Legion; A. C. seven hours until he recovered correctly, in term* of black and last night when !h« child w u with to expreu to our law an can pay an additional II aa a Kllna of Rotary; Roy Mann of consriousnef* i t I A. M., and new traps Red." • ' “'V born. Ur. M. E. Farris reported forcement officers of Semlnol- penalty for failure to secure the Klwanla and Dirk Kl sherry of tho c r a w l e d back to Ihe highway Andrew Carraway, president of — the infant probably would dls- County, our deep appreciation for renewal during the time specified IJorur. where he flagged a passing mot­ the Sanford Sheet Club, announc­ a p'r no algna o f the diaeaM. every effort made and every act by law. It was derided that the group orist and told o( the accident. ed this morning that single and HdlOOIdt RE-OPF.N undertaken to protect ourr eiusen* “ Our office will be glad to co­ win meet next Friday afternoon County Schools which were double shooting will take place at LOWRY DIES You generally, and our Young Peopl e. operate In any way they can," at 3:00 o’clock at the Tourist'Cen­ EDITOR DIES the Municipal' Airport r a n g e dosed on Wednesday, Thursday WINTER HAVEN, Sept 22. f>T) particularly, ularly, prevent return •aid Judge Ware, "anil If a party ter to plan further action, on a " . to _____ [t the retur BRADENTON. Sept. 22. U b - Thursday aflejmmn at 3:30 o'­ and Friday last week due to tha' —Wonrf I* Lowry, Sr., 64, Flor­ and eajabli cafabllahment within any ran ndt conveniently present their program designed to bring Ut th* itnbvrl William Benllay, 09, editor clock. Novf*Jraps have arrived atorm, were re-opened on ached*.4 ida citrus Industry leader, at an luainesa place ar otherwise n old license, it can be sent In by attention of business men the and general manager of the Brad­ and have been Installed amt tho ule this morning. No damage to Orlando hospital 'Saturday after iunch hoards, slid other gamblln. another with the required fee ami need of handicapped peraoax for enton Herald, At his home eetty range it well supplied with tar­ building* ha* bven reported, Supt, •n Illness of alx weeks. evlcea ef similar nature or kind.' a new license can then he Issued.* Jobs. T. W. I-awton said today. gets amt ammunition, he aald. yesterday of a heart attack. * > *15 Arab Warns Of Brother O f Montez President Meets Harris Is Reported -Wilh-Cabinet-0nBreak With West To Be Missing ^ Forcign Policy In Palestine Row G. W. Spencer Wins Quiz Program A t WASHINGTON, Sept- *» -The American Red OF)—The Ri Crow ' 0*14 arid today -It It hat hae apdroprUthd »P(lr I- 11 .000,000 to meet "diaaalar rr'iyf needr" ol stricken laml- F LO R ID A . urwlay JKotary Luncheon made u» at*n»*nt-*ii« m •• ‘ m -TV a .- v* �I . 1 rfte Sanford Herald AS •STlMr, MIHH, «><• ,1 iV i.U Mialallaua aa4 aallrw -I liatU iaM iali far Ik. ptiiirua* <A imitlma fuaUt, will W. ch tu rf la, M ftylar ■ftrrtlJai n in . Ik lu l ,'t*w.**e«« law, itfir a a li Tk* IliiaM In U» U llM il (laid al aiu iliilat. Oltlm nra nalalalaif In Ik, laigaal ilU«i la ik* rvaalrs.nltk Ian In f’klraaa nn4 **n Vnin. M va,V n.af IkTie ll.nita la kaaerlala* retaa nklrk la •allll-4 imetmataetr la Ik* >• nf irpihllatlaa a< all i k , tan ll a.na piinlf* lm tkta a in .M f'i. ■a avail aa all kP a m i Ulspalrki*. MONDAY, 8 KPT. 22, l»47 HAT 18 W HY, WE NEED MP1.ETE ABSTlUeTION IN ORDEK TO CONTACT T im Cod is within you._______ Some ol these polilkoi wfro are ahduting that a depression is com­ in g arc going lo be mighty dis­ appointed if a long period of proiperity eniuci. If the Chicago grain, market! continue to fall the way they .did tail week, the price of corn may loon get down to where we can After the first World War there was for a time an epidemic ot live goldfqh eating, but we never had anything Fike this. In Papaic. N. J. the other day a 19-yesr-oiJ girl complained ol a stomach ache. X-ray* and an operation followed. whereupon the surgeon removed from her upper interline a six and a half inch teaspoon swallowed a month before.' ’ » Au American Army journal says that the Russian army in Europe today it to large and well trained that it could probably overrun and conquer the entire continent in n matter of two Or three daw. Then they would be right twhere the Carmans were the day before D-Day, only without-(ba-air-fere* and with much more extended lines of communication and transport Unknown '.Soldier II An unknown nnldlrrr of World Wnr II will rent beside (tie oriKimil -Amoilrmi unknown aoldioj*^ urrordlng to a War PopartmeI>L «tinni»‘nM.nwn| AH r j * r ; *.;-wrtvmf mibi up 'W ib if w ‘ATiimca'fl tffine'r ft/rces ami lost lila fiTif and Identity in the second world war. Thus thousands of Americans will have the chance to believe*it may bd their own friend or kin who lies in the new grave at Arlington National Cemetery — and one of them will lie right. There are points on which the unknown soldier as an institution can he criticized. Suspense over the name of Unknown Soldier II may not be merciful to those Americans who have already suffered seven-lv. As a fantastic lottery In a kind of hope anil sentiment that might better be forgotteu the shrine may be regarded by some as not in the best of taste. * On the other hand, the first unknown soldier has be­ come n symbol of n faith and a passion which needs renew­ ing. Ceremonies at his tomb have become dedications to the ideal of peace. Tjiat ideal must not be allowed to become the bbject of merely routine observance. That it should be revived and refreshed in dramatic fashion when Unknown Soldier II is interred is unquestionably^ to be desired. Laboratory Marvels This fall more engineering students will enter the na­ tion’s technical colleges than ever before. And engineering firms continue to cry for more. Last June, it was said, there were two Jobs wulting for every graduate of the country’s leading engineering schools and 25 for each- With an ad­ vanced dpgree. • Contrary to curricula, of unde|graduate days before. engineering1stinlehls rtoW'iearfi flmt-fianH familiarity with giant and complicated machinery while studying textbook theory.. Laboratories of most technical institutions resemble machine shops or modern faclbrles. The war developed American scientific and technical skills, needs and interests to nit amazing degree. Peacetime sees a continuation of such progress. It all promisee a me­ chanical wonder-world of the future that1few can Imagine. Even students beginning this school year may have little conception of what miracles their, training may uncover. Irene SH*rbenz writes from London that one of the brightest ideas of the Women's Voluntary Services there concerns recreation and social life for people over 60. Many of these persons lost' relatives, friends and homes in the wnr. and would be at loose ends without the Darby and Joan Clubs which hnve been formed in all parts of London, meet­ ing wherever a place can be found. Three or four times a week, from after lunch till after tea, men and women from 60 to 90 get together for bridge, dominqes, and talkfests. Those who are not inclined toward these pursuits may just sit and watch or thinki no one is urged to do anything. Everyone has tea. which costs tupence, with :i penny,ej(tra |r you want a tart. These clubs are as valuable in their w ay‘as are can­ teens for the young,. Being too old to prance about does not necessarily mean that ‘desirq for social fellowship is gone. Similar clubs have proved, successful in social settlements in this country, but there is still room for many more in rvll loa Imttnn anvnllnw communities. cities, towns nn<l and smulier of New York. iiy d e w it t T O O , IF IT APPEARED HERE We aha11 be wise not to over­ look French Foreign Minister lildfeult’s ilrtrlatnliun before the U. N. Assembly that hie deleradon "deems It futile and dangeroui to conceal the magnitude and seriousness of the crisis" growing out of the Rusao-American. dash., which is threatening the "very life" of the tyaee organisation, and that it is only hon­ est to say one doesn’t see bow the opposing views can be re- to GRICAGO : to NEW YORK W man'* Ian<i between lha two do­ minant power*. However. *• can fill in the gap* which he akippad. The real key to the iltuation i* • fact upon which this cnlumniat haa been-inflating becatia* of Itp aupieme importance, and it ta Ihfa; Russia's generation •old pro­ gram of ..world revolution for the ificatiana of the great offensive on tha globe. It* greatest suereaa baa. been ill raaiern Europe where a big new lied empire lie* bean built out of weak countries tty etrung arm method* in a abort tim#, but already it haa a grip on other war-Unit nation* lik* Italy. Thi*’ world revolution can’t be reconciled with any -oihar vjnw*. It can be Hopped only if and when it cama* up against an Imwisdom won’t turn the trick. Neither will harsh language. What aort of barrier la needed T Doss it mean wart Well, it could mean that, but It itrikes m* there are other possible ways of hailing the ted tide. One •Via $12.25 •All r*>». rj»» T*a Cunnn-iina Passengers Air Mall Air Express Far All Air Travel fUaervationa PHONE 1325 W lfll NfclV Oltl.KANH declared in a "alate of emergency." w unload pile* of mattrraaoa at the rity’i Municipal Auditorium f Ukhu* im1> u(, persona evacuated -from Uxa'tlulf CoaA araa.' public buitilinga were thrown open to shelter homeleaa realdenti the'howling hurricane Which iwept over Ilia city. (International Boundphoto} Communism H it the new ItUropean bo>y»dary Hneo. At that tlm* he wa* preaidant of tha American Geographical So­ ciety. . - . "In all direction — Bo.uhorua, Baltic, Arctic, Ear East. Persian L u lf----- tha Ukillt is pushing cut* fur porta and what it thought to give security to such ports, nsmsJy, the complete police control of one after the other of the smaller slate* lhat stand in the way. “ Indeed the push toward such ports is now but a detail of a larger push, the spread of Com­ munism by every means, fair and foul, conrtlved by a handful of mtn anxious lo protect them­ selves . by impot-ng tilair evil system on the whole world. Bowman aaid that Russia “cautioualy accepted" an invitation to the Dumbarton Oak* international conference for peace in lUi* be­ cause the flbrieta "had quite other design* Itr the post-war world, plan* Involving military a n d police domination rather than V tvx peaceful democratic cooperation.” During the- war, he amid, “ thair agent* awarmad with increasing vigor - in avary troubled area to make more trouble and dianodH iikwia military annual j allies, aitirs, vvmUBlll| their confuting to mwt Florida Financial Responsibility Law effective both tha Issue* and tha volar* in October 1, 1947. tha process. W# tampered and ad­ justed and compromised, hoping _Y»u-can be depriretf-oHyour right to drive^tn eyetit .Ji'kLJhAjtdendihlp-WA-conaUbeAbyou are involved in an accident causing bodily injury ly offered would dispel their sus­ picion one day. They consistently or property damage to others, and unable to meet the deny in deeds every profession of j requirements of the Law, Democracy and cooperation that they make in word*," You should know about this Law and how it affects lie said every step taken by Russia In the past three year* shows 'that ah* will not accept Copy will be mailed to you upon requeat. the judgment of a majority of nations on ,h*r acta. We can save you money on your Hability insurance. "This mean* that ah* will not let go o f the veto in the Security CASH DIVIDENDS TO POLICY HOLDERS Cotmcil" of the United Nations. H* said there wa* a rising senlimant in the United 8tat«s to maintain the nation’s military Phone strength. 1I3W "When w* are strong enough not to fear- the U8HR, or any Magnolia Are. other power, w* should be able to think and act coolly and raao- LIABILITY INSURANCE ttpffftiv li^ H ftK y H U U O ia iU iflO n iD ^ tW F rnoras*. Key eountriea lik* Ihiw ain and Franc* are ao hard hit that they art. unable to bolster intention ot starling a war. Thi* thair smaller neighbor*. That* I* especially Important now in th* why so much dependence is being midst of all the talk about th* pos­ placed on America. sibilities of a third world war, It the United States gaya tha sains kind of assurance* it would go a Iona way toward relieving the arudaty of th* world" Zploag* K B.Bfisfl1 *"Nothwithstandlng ■Nfit Utf1•hal ulc.ltme ll>< tafd? th* ag­ gressiveness In which th* speech Communism Is throwing avary wa# delivered, there runs through ounce of itranrih in th* way of It a clear feeling that Ruisls dot* fomenting strikaa and disorders not want war.’’ . . to make the position o f tha righlConfirmation Is given this in­ of-center government untenable. terpretation by a report made th* Th* Reds, led by Russian trained aim* day by Ernaat Ropes, who Italian Communist i’almira Togheads the Russian (action of thi Haiti, are even talking revolution Department of Cotnoitrce. Ropes, openlv. , - who knoVs Russia thoroughly, If rehabilitation can't b* achiev­ •aid that country Will not hav* ed In time to form an effective tha Industrial rapacity to make barrier against aggvaaive Conti war against .the United States for muniim, then tha Red ism wt!| at lasit 35 years. "They haven't menace to tha Orient and th* got the stuff," ha said, "and won't would create a new and terrible navtdi for at least 35 years, not ovvmsn the rest of Europe. That ev*n after 50 years. Wa don't Mfeatam Hemisphere, > worry about Russia as a The position is critical but not ■I enemy." Hopes, of rouraa. hopeless and I ballet* wa ara ing only about “ industrial sol it led to aa peel that tha econo­ y"—but thar* i* no doubt mic crlel* can be overcome. a conc|«sl»na apply alto to mament and (notarial, i clear that . Russia 'can't mw or at- any time In. the itrue, for the simple swoon hasn't th* thing* M fight with. All It ho* ta men—and man, no matter haw numerous or afftelant. can’t go to war Without arms and auppiisa. 3 ST A R T S T U E S D A Y FOR 2 D A Y S ! 1 1 0 '. h r l . . . . . to M IA M I* XAMEA THI BUNK Tha Orange Bowl’s leading PM* receiver In th* matter of *Verd# gained It Fred Walter* of Missis­ sippi State, who sdigged two toa­ ses against Duquesne (Ur T7 yards In ths 1937 classic. W Q U L D READ YOUR A D m a c k u n zip . RUSSIA C A N 'T F I G H T Italy has notified t(x United State* How much motiky it will have to have lo be goo4 It is one billion dollars, we bcheye. Othetw»e she'll sign tq) 'VHh Russia. Weil. as far at we Are concerned. Russia can have h|(l. If she itn’l any mote help' to' Russia in the. next wer than the was to Germany of Vensiutla. El Khoury ia the last one, she'll be a liability. "Th* moat Important thins As the French used to say, it's the aeeuswnce that Russia h easier to send a couple of armies down there to conquer her then to lend five armies to defend her. The nation lost one of its mot energetic, Lie, honest and colorful po­ ll figures when Fiorello Ladie succumbed to a paaertas ition Saturday morning. Boru lalian parents in 'New York's l edstv-’iide, he was a perfect tpfo of the opportunlio which riea’s sjjtera of democracy free enterprise affords anyone it willing to struggle, A rough « y movable haerlae S '— 1 Andrei Vlihinsky's declamatory Henry Moigenthau. aays Henry diatribe at the United Nation* Wallace "gof away with -murdci" Canaral Assembly Thursday—his denunciation of American and back there in the free spending British fureign policies, his nam­ days of tha New Deal when it was ing of nine Amsricani as "war considered popular to spend bil­ monger*" and hi* assertions that country is rightfn it* Interna­ lions __oL dollars paying - farmers his tional, course— tfo see unmistakab­ not to grow cropj and to turn theii ly the frank admission that Rus­ pigs into fertiliser. If Mr. Morgen-' sia ha* no idea or Intention of lhau had pointed this out in 1937 provoking or starting a war, be­ cause it is entirely unprepared to instead of ten year** later, he fight. might have done the country some That, wa ara cure, was the main purpose of th* Vlsninsky speech— a declaration that Huula ia un­ Another old lime Florida newspa­ able to go to war, whatsoever tha permen passes (turn the scene when motive -or provocation, although Wills# Powell diet in Jackson. (,«. that declaration was thinly veiled in a bombastic arraignment and de­ at the age of 79. When w* lint fiance of other powers, seeking to came to Senford, Powell was sec­ place them In the attitude of want­ retary of the Lake County Cham­ ing and promoting another war. Ilia language was aggression, but ber « f ComWrcc/latkY moved to his meaning was submission. Sarasota'where he waa’ largcly re* All through lbs speech — In sponsible for cbnvctlin| what was markad contrast to the calm yel then a small country town into * firm address of Secretary Mar­ thriving tourist retort, jn his day shall—ran tha plea that: other na­ tion* rafraln from war propag­ he wgj *h go-getter if ijiere star anda and preparation, %hila tils ^ MONDAY, SEPT. 22, 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD,' SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE TWO Dr. Charles L. Persona (Jptome trial Sanford' Atlantic Bk. Bldg. Hours: 1-11 1-5 Phono t f Self-Medication M ay Prove Expensive of your Ford, they oho W# value our material posseailona so much that when l your Ford looking "Ilka now” by brlnohg It "bock homo" to your professional advice obtainable. Yet with our moat valuable poteattlon—odr health, are try method* of self-medication that frequently result tn expense dr Ford's "complexion." A n d fo ro n y othar dttdmion ItA tow y SANFORD. FLA. ■ ■ i �•* tu . MONDAY. t r. 22, 1947 THE SANFORD PA G E T rittE E H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . .i m HW Hollywood af l I P e I SOTTi ^ S n y y y K m r ii1 TUESDAY * Tht Pilot Club will hold lti bus­ iness meeting in the Tourist Centtr at 8:00 P. M. Tht Board will meat at 7:80 P. M. Tha W. M. U. of tha Firat Baptist Church will observe tha "season of prayer for aafa mis­ sions" at 3:80 IV M. at the chuch annex. ^ WEDNESDAY. Tha W. M. U. of the Finn Baptiat Qhureh will observe tha "aaaaon of prayar for safe misaiona” In tha church annex at 7:80 P. M. ! Th* P. T. A. of the Southalda School will be in charge of tht ehaptl program of tha achool from 2:00 until 2:20 P. M. and a tea from 2:30 until 3iOfcP. M. ------- -Of interest to hit .friends in Sanford la the announcement of the marriage of Varna F. Carroll, daughter of Mrs. Bessie P. Hurd of San Diego. Calif., to Henry Hamilton Carroll, formerly of this city. The lovely afternoon, can­ dlelight ceremony was performed bv the Rev. Hamilton West on Reptt.l8.8l ihe J’ iid ’aul-FptsctjpitChurch in Auguiita^ (la. Following a short wedding trip spent In the hjaitern States Mr. and Mrs. Carroll returned to Or­ lando where they will make their home at 70G Lake Adair Boule­ vard. Mr. Carroll is associated with the Central Florida Motors In Orlando. Mr*. James Boyd of Leesburg Is visiting relatives in Sanford for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Albeit Jarrell have relumed from Jacksonville where they spent the weekend. t.. Sir. and jura. 1Jams* Crspp* •pent the weekend irl Cairo, Ua. whjwe they visited relatives. Emmett Hrrndpn left on Sunday for Gainesville where he will at­ tend the University of Florida. S WATCH ~ ‘M t . • la fa you whether fou r* short traUlad, “■■ V'lie Occasion 10TANY;:-500 . .*iw-35,3BW*JI5 7Tp-r REPAIRS THI fABRIC II THI SOUL ROBERT SHEAp I jR Experienced Watchmaker OP THI SUIT Locnled al ROBERTS’ JEWELRY ill wen rmn mixes 1 1 9 5 0 . HOW YOU WILL BENEFIT BY READING A tfressycrepe cxuwdthat Umarledudili (hesmart fashion detailing and dressmaker ftI >^a( a I W I * Tmd™*,. PROPORTION 1ZE& "Suited" All Work Guarenteed- * * -- - DANCE- .. 'V » ” ■ , f GENEVA NEWS LeOette left on Friday for Athens, Ha. where he will enter the University of Georgia. By Raymond Studios Miss l.nVerne Dunkel, daughter of Mr. and Sirs. R, II. Kretirr of A l Brock Named Sir. and Mra. Donald Zaspel left Geneva, whose engagement Is beTo Assist Freshmen on Saturday fur St. Paul, Minn.' Ing announced today to Kenneth * - ------ ~ ■■ — -------- i where they will make their home. F. Harrison, son of Mr. nml Mrs. Charles, Harrison also of Geneva. ' Seminole Hi GAINESVILLE. Sept. 22. (Spe■ — * ----- --------------- Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Turker re­ rial)—Al Hutchison Brock. San­ By BOBBY PARK I.EE-HIHKHOl.M ford student at the University of turned last Wednesday from Cash­ Florida, waa among outstanding iers, N. C. where they spent two Of Intrrrst to their friends in . . All tha boys and girls up at upperclassmen selected last week weeks. Sanford will be the announcement achool were pleasantly surprised to assist freshmen in the details Bruce Bolt left this morning for being made today of tht marriage three times this week when it of registration and orientation. Tallahassee where he will continue of Mrs, Annabel S. Iwe to Dickin­ waa pleasantly announced that Appointed by jh e assistant dean there would not be any school that of studeiints” j . ' Ed‘ IVW. for thaulM* fM i* ? at Florida btat5 Uni- son Hitkhidrn in . Marion. .1IL .recentTy. -Mr. band Mrs. RlrRholm . (Hayyfiva “no-school’ days straight 4MdStfB. Mp'ablilty Indpn«l srrvfr*' *” .... are residing in Benton linibmi la qulta a holiday but I guess well to the University, the group lead Sir. and Mrs. Jr**e Bennelt have Mlrh. where Mr. Birkholm is conJ A*v* to make it up. We only hope era served without compensation nected , „ with the Atlantic CommisThey don’t take them out of any during the fonr-day orientation returned to Sanford from S’ork and New Jersey where they ’ *on 1 " mP«ny, of our other holiday a. period. Didn’t have room last week to Brock ta the son of Mrs, Henry spent the last month. lilt the Glee Club and Rand of­ 1L Jirock, 4IR Grandview Drive, Slisa Caroline Lee, daughter of He ha* recently been transferred ficers but here they are now. Hanford. Mr. and Sirs. A. W. Iwe, left to­ from the PrudentEal Life Insur­ Glee Club: Derby, Stcnstrom, day for Lexington. Ky. to enter ance olflrr in Nrwatk, N, J. to r#a.j ’ Dee’. MrJ.cllen, vice pres.; Columbia. * Ihe Universiiy of Kentuekv. ane Chapman, aec. and. trea.; Bobby Pullin, business manager; Mr. and Mrs. A, L. Mvers, Jr. Albert Fitts left today for the [Aland Rudd, business managrr; have left for Philadelphia where Joanne Williams, business manV llllV ee* master's ■■»l H T l» — — . ^tr .M yrirm fttrrstiinr tilt HtiilffT Will alilifltstiiilv f..»~ for T tils degree. ----- _ agar, and Lillian Moran, libra at Temple University Medical He has a graduating teaching fel £ Band: Joe Wright, rapt; DonSchool. low-ship at the unlviO-stty. * i na Lou Harper, 1st Lleutantant; Francis Lefts, 2nd. Lieutenant; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hill and Jimmy Powell, 8gt.; Eugene Ken< Mr. and Mrs J. W. Hall, Mr. children. Patrick and llrvan. have and Mr«. C. E. Spencer and dall, S gt; Juno McGill, Sgt; returned to their home In Clewis- daughter Linda and .Mr. and Mrs. Rudolnh Smith, 8 g t ; Penrose ton after spending the past week John Hall of Orlnndu spent the Hutchison, Corn.; Francis Cobh. in Sanford. • Corp.; Alan lletxel, Corp. and weekend at the W, C, Hill homo Donald Futrell, Corp. at Coronado lleaeh. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. ami Mrs. II. G. McIntosh, Having a bad foot I wasn't able Mr. and Mra. Bennie Kelgans 11 have as thrlr gursts Mrs. Mc­ to go to the Shipwreck Dance at announced today the birth of Mr. ami Mrs. Bruee Laney and the Tourist Center, put on by the son, David Bennie, on Scpl. IH at Intosh’s ninth, r. Mrs. Herbert son Bobby iinve left to visit in Gl,e Club Friday night but I was the Florida Sanitarium. Mrs. Kel­ WlIking, at their home at 3IS Pal­ New York and with Mr. and Mr*. walking to J. D, Fite and hto said gans is the former Betty Lou metto Avenue. E. L> Laney in Newark, N. J. there was a Urge attendance with Lahrre. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. They plan to be gone about two Friends of J. L. Hurt will be weeks. everyone having a good time. 11. B. LaBrec of Longwood. glad to lenin that be rrtumed to Thera waa a good Juke and Miss Whittle chaperoned It with the .Me*. John Lyles and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Berch E. Parker his home on Oak Avenue after Glee Club taking In f26.?6. of Long Beach, Calif, today an­ having been confined-to the Fer­ Miss Mary Ia»u Lyle* and Mra. W. B, Rnllin* of|Columlda. S. C. are nounced the birth of a daughter nald Laughton Hospital. Thera art about 1,700 colleges on Sept 10 in California. Mre. the guests this week of Mr. and Mlsa Daphne Connelly, Miss Mrs. J. It. Lyles at their home on an< universities In ths United Parker will be remem!>errd as the Betty Jo Brook and Miss Camille West Tenth Street. Stataa. . former Rebecca Lee of Sanford. Batten plan to leave tomorrow to resume -their—studies sM- Florida Mr. end ' Mrs. James Higgins State University. have left to spend.some time at Daytona Beach. Their son. James, Mill Roie Levy left Sunday JK la staying ■ylng with hi* grandparng Island. N. Y. and New y-armriT H E S M A R T E R . C A S U A L * : jity on a two weeks' vaeaT thetr home ort South Ranforfl Ave•tton and buying trip for the Hol­ nue. lywood .Shops. Walter M. Smith left yesterday Hob Wilkinson and Eddie Behlin to enter the University nf Alabama -■ of Tampa plan, to leave - In tha at Tuscaloosa. Ills brother, Ralph, near ‘ future foe Murray Sinte Jr., is now in his third year at the Teachers College in Murray, Ky. university and Mr. and Mi*. Smith * * to resupie their studies. arc both graduate* uf that achool 71 Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Ashhy Friends will be Interested to and daughters, Belts and Niki, learn that Mr. and Mrs. Rolierk H. have returned to their home in Herndon arc now making their V Jacksonville after spending the home in Gainesville where Mr. v s weekend in Sanford with Mr. «nd Herndon la an Instructor in tit-Mrs. George D. Bishop, science department of the I'. K Ynng* Laboratory School of tin1 Lieut. Clyde Hurt has return-,! University of Florida, to Chanute Fifcld in Illinois after •pending a short time his parent!, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Smith Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hurt. Mr*. have returned from a two week'* Hurt will remain In Sanford for vacation spent In Asheville. N. C„ a few weeks before returning to Knoxville. Tenn. and Spartan j Illinois. _hurg. S. C. Mr. Smith aim visited f t i r, i’ for three daye In Indianapolis, hub Mr. and Mrs. E. L Hoy Uft , he attemlrd the annual yesterday mornjng for Py^®a- Dk-: n, ; el|nK 0f officers of the Lanuln la. sS-1 11...TJ ' Chi Alpha fraternity. He thejr re cau*e of the death of Mrs. Hoy • joined Mrs. Smith nt Asheville,for mother in an automobile accident. the trip to Florida. Her father was also Injured In the wreck. ■ Mrs. Edward II. Potter, Jr. an! daughter, Robin, left San Francis­ Mr. and Mrs. Jufrs' Colie hsve co, Calif, on September 9 aboard left for Jacksonville where Mr*. the' USS Thomas Jefferson for Colie will attend the Urlle inr Southeastern iwuinea.irr . ahanBha| China. En route they Conference of Social Worker^ „ , t |Uwa|li J(ip. n , n,| “ r.V O f U - J * ITeinir. Tao. China twforo reaching District Welfare Board of Semin- s|lBnj{hB,. Mrg> Poltfr „ nd Rob|„ ole and West Volusia counties. are Joining Lieut Comdr. Potter " who is attached to tha U. S. Cottrell Tally of Columbia, S. Weather Central In Shanghai. C„ spent the weekend In Sanford Mrs. Potter Is the former Joan Atwith Mrs. Tally and her family. larctlo. < la three height pro­ portion! for etch . iw tHioittn ma mm |Ki Uil-infflnMd MMn in *«ur you rtaO ( ' ' firth , nfw Urn. rrth** urvUitlon&ng ml ImAr/t vital tuluuvo teoturoi an htnanolng, educetil* Ctvhlion v*n<# eubtahing Witty One, huirtmf Mint, Patton I), Matt. USA. fnelntd H II. lot oWh pUatt land tnt T Stwntt Mml« Is* tnt month. , ! - a SOUTH SI DE P.T.A. LaVerne Dunkel To * •I B u ffet Supper Held The, Parent Teachers Associa­ W ed K . F. Harrison A t Country Club tion of the South side Primary By ARM AND ARCHER!) School will have- charge* wf the ■iI i (FOlt IIOH THOMAS) ■“Mr. ami Mrs. It. It Kretxrr Fall flower*. greenery and rhnprl program of the school on announced today the engagement lighted randies were Used jn dr \Vedrtc*day fron'2'.tX )-until 2:80 xi*. 1' ■> a tna fur th o -X . and -.approaching imArlage of their corallng. j m — Smiiln.do ■ — i: Vi'iffnt siam Sm m m i ... , on, front v'-.in tTtfld 1 :UO 1'. M. wttt-re » n y ff*wiw n,mmp Ta*FnTgm-»t k o o ok-lotk..EoBow and Mr*. Charles F. Harrison nl*i» er, hut she assures me they will ing the Mipprr singing wn* en­ be a«atrcen twosome for a long joyed to Ihe accompaniment- of drt-w Carraway, Mr. and Mrs. R. of Geneva. . Miss Dunkel ha* i>een entpl-iyrd time to conle. Rita, however, will Mrc Ed Lane and Mr*. 'F. E. \. Newman, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Roumillat ami Mr*. \V, G. Fleming Hpver. Mr. and Mft. Ms t r v Took# for two years by the Sanford B.**e- be the boss. All future Hayworth films will rendered a vocal --olo. nmf children. Henry and Pat, Mr. bill Association and is a sub. Included on the menu for the and Mr. A J. William*. Mr. and ilild lf employee at the Sanford be made by her own outfit. BeckPo-i Office. Mr. Harrison Is a worth Production*, and .she Says. supper was .chicken ■> la "king, Mr- ti. D. Ha\nr« of Orlando, Mr. radualr of lire Universiiy of ” 1 hope Orton will be in many of baked potatoes, noodle*, shrimp and Mi - W. G. Firming," Mrs. F. holds where he was a member them -soon. *lhtr personal i|'(fcr. •snlad. sllred lomaloe*. 'diecd ini. E, Botimilint, Mr. and Mr*..Roy of the I.nmiia Chi Alpha fraternity,eme* have nothing to do _wltb rnl*. olive*,- pBklCs. hot bisCtlit- Hiiibr. Mr, lihtl Mrs, James Hldge^" lit f„r jlg.y tar. udh.ibo making piflim and cut fen. . ........ ............ ............ Airland. Jh.w.llugh Whelchel. Mr. Those attending were Mr. nn«l and Mr*. Hoy William* and Mr. . Cyd CharDseV chongt-'* of danc­ Army Air, Fnrye and Kjinw Jhe "Mr "r:eon.-r^rtmr*ton.Deputy Colfretor ,ftf Internal ing again ate, now t*0 per Wni'TrT M i r n n f , " Mcr^ aml ",'Vwr. AI«-> Mr. and Mr*. J. F. Stuck, her favor. The MGM dancer’* right Sin si I. Mr. and Mr*. Fred Bell. Re venue at Daytona Besch. leg i* still In a heavy east but Mr*. Robert Axt. Mr. and Mr*. W. Mr. am! Mr*. E. It. Smith, Mr. and doctors will unveil the limb in four Ilenry Wight, Mr. and Mrs. An- Mr,' John Ivey, Mr. and Mr*. W. week*. At that time they expect P. Heard. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Stubb and S. J. Stubbs, Jr., Mr. to find the torn tendon* honied. Cyd said- the accident would not Melvyn Douglas' first pfodltctloli and Mr*. John Meiseh, Mr. and Ilv MRS. A. K. MOB \\ have happened during filming of for hi* own rompnny will be "Y » i Mr- Walter High.,Mr. and Mrs. "On An Island Wall You" If she Were Away," n post-war melo Cbarb • Potter. Mr*. C. M. Hand, hadn't tried to per/orm step* de­ drama with ;» French l>ai kgrouml. Mi*. Dorntbv Powell. Mi** Janet .Mr and Mrs. J. T. Mrl.ain, Sr. signed for a man’s miiaele*. Dennis Morgan, hack from lo­ Hrirel, 'ti»s Camille Batten. Mis* were weekend guests of Mrs. Fbr Agent* are scurrying about town, cation* in France for "To The Vic Johpev Hannon. G. W. Austin. R. ren. i ‘ Fortner. Mrs. Horace Kay for the first tittle, in an effort to tor,” .has little comment tu mat..* \. Newman. Jr., Kirby Fite, Jr., •n*f Mrs.-'Kdward Kite in Jack­ place their cHenl* in the few films on the long-short skill*,' Com Hugh Whelchel. Jr. and F, D. sonville, tu iiig made. One (75.UOO per pic­ muniim. or foreign film prorluc Scott. Fretl Prevail re turun I home ture . actress i* lo-ing offered al Hon. Hts company worked r>i! \ total <d 37 tobchduwnt have Wednesday and is -ri-cutmratlng S2.IMM) a Week. Thing* are leatly Omaha arid Utah beadles In Norninmlio. site* of the fii^t I* ril i-ored in Miami’s 11-game from an appendectomy performed rough. Kludlo publicity department* Amrrican landing* on French -oil ill any Bowl cite*, an average of at tlie Fernald Laughton Mem­ nlm-c t . four-arid-a half game. orial Ho.pital several davs ago. have been ||*tbl to the Itone. These in World War II. Mr*. J. C. Bills, Jr. wa* a week­ ate the guy* who herald Ihe stu* end guest of U f and Mrs, Allierl petidmi* feats <d the industry. *> ,*•** **. **f' nMjfer-■ Bather Williams-has turanfeeutd .Mjl idla^b in fiew i^rnyi*fi Ufwrh ear ns n result >d not following re-1 ntlv. COM E O N E ! COME A L L ! Those from Geneva sttenillng doctor’s ortleis. She ptineluted an the Methodist Church conference ear ^lrum_^luring a swimming The BED BA BN In tlvirrlo Monday evening were sequence. Although she wn* ordered to keep out of the^ walet Mu .1 C. Bill*. Jr.. Mi -. Water Yarborough, A. W. [lavis. Ml** the sciecH Weratanl had to get her* Evelyn Daniels and Mrs. A, K fins wet. Now' slu-‘* n sick girl additional medics! note; Ellen Drew Mi-ran, TUESDAY, SKl'T! 21 nl J. L. Brown, the Geneva post- i* homo from the hospital where she recrlved 1 .1 blood liffll-fu*lnns LILY anil (Tltl.K Y niinter, is VeetiDeraling ' from n which saved her expected child. ra— of ^iiHurnia.s If Keenan Wynn doesn't get FRATUKINtS Vernon Culpepper hail Emil Dnlbo of DrLalid as his guest over Ihe role of tin' pie** Bgent in stale Of IIn- t.'niuii." Suenrer - D A V n AHA NJSiOV-iTTttl HIHr-MlYRTlN* j. til i 1 ■s Tlu-re will he services al the Tracy will be disappointed. He'» Mrtlioi|i*t Church op 8epl. 24 at asjieil thr b*i*M-« for young Wynn. 8:iHl o'clock ronducletl bv Rev. This week Kay Kyscr speak* nt Lionel Nelson. Everyone i* uiged thr American Hospital AssiH-islion ronventlon ill Kansas City, Hi* to nltend. Mr. and Mrs. Walket 1’ievntt theme, publir health', f* K«y‘* |>et and daughter Linda and Mr*. Mur projeet. . .Liniln Darnell will tout Gnll.tanson of Orlando \l*ite,l Mr. Texa* next month In help iniso an-l Mrs. T. W. I’revslt locently. $223,000 to he used in a campaign Mt and Mt*. J. M. .1-irjjpiiiiiin to save the l ’ . 8; 8, Texn* from scrap heap. . .off Ihe *cl; Ted h»w* returned to their home on the Lake, Geneva. They have- been Donaldson, |d;iyiug iiasebnll in lii* vacttfining In Is*trolt, Mich, bur- pajamas, trot ween take.* of "Chris­ topher Blake.” inr ihe summer month*. l.una Turnel U aDir celebrating Mi. and Mrs, II. II. I'utlishall arc home after spending several hrr tilth anniversary lit fltois, Her Work* in Washington, D. Willi first role wn* In “ They Won't For­ get." And we didn't. . Artie Ih-ir relatives. \Vay ire's recording of "That’s A gap reaching well over a thou, Wliat Your llearl I* For" feHtuie* a bnrkgruiirol furnlstied by the enrol miles separates the two Mos­ hrnrtlieat of tore o f Hollywood top lem segments which inslo lip the actresses. We watched her irrntd nr» *lnles of Pakistan. . the heat hut are sworn to secrecy. . f LOOK OF THE FUTUREI . You'll opprov* tha young »ophl|icotion In out figureworthy cool .Outlined by rich Jap Mink. Added ta . the unique flit cuffi - ft the sweeping voluminous ___ . beauty ai lha fuller lines.Inddotive of the new trend . , . Hormonleui blinding of fur with block, brown, green, wine, blue, honey — lOOty virgin wool — sites .10 lo 40. . .Whal could ba more filling than the comblna* * _ tlon of "Botany" fabric wilh fhoexperl tailor­ ing of Daroff. "Botany" Brand 500 it Ihe only ---- -clothing offering this-unbeatable ttandardized'combination. Suits and Topcoals $55. �C MONDAY, SEPT. 22. 1947 THE SANfORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE FOUR B U SIN E SS O P P O R T U N IT Y ■pH1' ■tiiitfo hint# "bn Con»*truction mlrarlA# from the enlargement of Miami’a Orange Bowl stadium rangement. with privilege of acquiring the remaining Intoreel. Excavation hf foundation* wasn't Oiler llnea can be added which th* owner he* not had time atartcil until June. Krectlon of ■teel for tile double-deck addition lo develop. 1 didn’t Iwgln until late September. Yet come January 1 the curtain will go up on a new 50,000-#*at If Interested write lo Box 55, c/o Sanford Herald. Hanford, Orange Bow) for the Florida New Florida, giving full Information about yourself and referYear** foot hall Ctaaafr. The City of .Miami M using the * genii of prefabricated eoperetr fur J the 22.500 .eat Oringr Howl cnJ , larwrment in a brand new- tech“ nlnue in atadiuht construrthm. ‘ 1 The Idea wa* devrlopt-d b) the ( clty engineering department to circumvent the efeel shortage, re­ duce the cost of the stadium to a minimum—and most impmtant of all. to get the job dune fur the l'.MH Orange linwl classic. Safety 7 and Deluxe Hv use of prefabricated ronerrte stabs and fuista the enlargement, Passenger Cnr nnd Truck which Includes double decks on both sides of the present steel lie ready in midstands. A ll Sizes December at a cost of only ♦!.* 207,000. City Arrhilect Art Darh-su, who drew the plans for the country's first prefabricated concrete stadi­ um project, estlmatnl the rust lo Regular and Heavy Duty lie at least 5.70,000 Ies4 than a similar ateel str.tctnrv. and shout half what it would eosUlf It were built with poured concrrte. Maintenance cost of the new section of lha IkjwI WlU lie prarCOURT HOUSE CORNER PHONE 37 ticallv nil. whereas It rust the City 524.000 merely, to paint the steel Y A L E TIRES TUBES A ll-H lsr Irani w lu .li »but out th* In thr »huff|inic around whirn ’ riilrnun Ifrani, tf-'U. rrrrntly. in niuvrd him from the Irft line flank ( Chicago. Ti>e\ »rr WrlJun Hum to th* riitht on*— DvwrlJ Kurhinjr. . Mr « f Hi™# ja il Orarnta. GADSDEN, Ala.. Sant. 22.-i,1'/ hi lb* ninth ininuc Will eon.liter teIHrf an lnt#r**l_In'an ratibHshad Insurant* live hie flme to the bualneea on a •alary,’ commission ar­ mr pretty solidly mannrd at the r Two Orauitr Bowler* were In mutuant. , ^ _ jthc starting lineup of the College Montgomery Trim s Gadsden For South- ', eastern Championship IDrange Bowl To Be Complete For Jan. 1 Classic irlief in the winic, ilepartlnenl Ka.tern l.roxur playoff champIon.hip .Sunday. Munlrntiirry, which finUlt..) third in the icifuNr a-aaon, win. the (Inal .u-iir*, four Kimra tu thler. Gadsden v»a» the nrcundplace finisher. The iteriilinx dur! wa» a pitch­ ing battle in which J'** De morns projrd mure effective Iq thr cllnchm then Gadsden*# Jimmy 1045 r la j'ir . CALL ECH OIS FOR BETTER BEDDING moran gave the Piluls seven hows tin* yielded only a run in tin vemh. McCIute nllnweij four hits jrf eight innings hut went out in favor nf Manus In the ninth whrn the Itelwls gut only fve hits In all. Montgomery (SH) (KM ) 002—2 5 0 Gad'ili-n 000 OOO 100—1 ^ | Drmofan and Stevens; MrClurr Manua (i»| and liadaki.virh. 1 sections of the stadium last year. Another desiralde feature of Die concrete decking In the new ter- TIlKIft EMERGENCY HnUfllN'ti village, “ Our Town," under several feet iif water, veterans evacuate thr area as the hurricane swept would have resulted from revet through New Orlrans, Iji. One o f the women is seen carrying a child. lie rat Iona between two steel deck* All .State disaster farilitles were plaretl at ihe disposal of the rily, Concrete joists anil slalia, rang­ which was di-elarnt it. a “ state of emergency," by Mayor Morris. in'* In sire from 2**2' to 2'g5i,’ (International Knundpboto) now are being poured at Maul* Industries, Inc., in nearby OJus, Ion. guards Paul Mortellato and to In*, used in the IhiwI structure. Frame P einjury, ' n-Oter*."Jimmy*' ■Wirw WaHrh1 hi ua*l Inside' IK' Kynrs, i|Uartrr)>ark Doug llrlden, slab*, while iclnforrlng ateel rod* .101.1 halfback# Hal Griffin and It .or FoVbe*. SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP A last minute shift could send Chaile* Hunaingcr, the IH5 pound llarrisbiiiK. Illinois, imwer-speed. ster in at Bobby Forbes’ right halfback post. but barring unforc seen accident*, the other ten spots INNERSPR1NG M A T TR E SS M A T C H IN G B O X SPRING "Roth For Liberal Allowance Fo Spring nnd Mattress m ” m fills ] Old HOLLYW OOD couch Complete USE OUR 11(1DUET PLAN-- And *Tny Ah Y ou Real ECHOLS BEDDING COM PANY ' SANFORD- (Ictery and Snnford Avenue* • ORLANIK)” I’ hone (232 Y O U R GOOD GU LF D E A L E R S and Prefabricated concrete has been used to a considerable orient in buina.eoaalrucllon and th factory ronslructfon. hut this is the flrd time, tu the knowledge of the Mi­ ami Engineering Department, that the idea has hern attempted in stadium construction. The City of, Miami enginccri al­ ready have received numerous inqulrira nlmut the process from other cltirs, and are now in thr proeris of securing a patent on the idea. M A T H E R OF S A N F O R D HTAHTIXi; THMUIUlOW 1.VL.MM, P r e s e n t . . . JULIAN STENSTROM AM ) m s SPORTS PAGE OF THE A IR OVKR \ m i l EVERY TUESDAY M OST - 8 io 0 R.M News -• Stories •• Interviews .. Pick The Winner Conlesl — Views Harold E, Morgan has Is-cn sppoipted as Field Executive uf the t’entral . Florida Council of the Hoy .Smut* of America surervdDig Clarence Weldon, who re­ cently resigned. The aritioinlmenl a* of Bept. I was made by Ijrcy ti, 'Thomas, Council President; Paul Raymond, Omit man o f the Halifax District, ami E. C. IloKllll, tMOUl Executive. EeAtrCUIlIB. jail* IfoWill gatt. 4fFc Jr,,V Hfsnit Morgan actively assumed hia duties in ihn Halifax, West Volusia, Hrevard and Scminola DistricU. lie will reilde in Daytona Beach. Gators Well Set F or-T iff-W ith— Miss. 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Old horses In new drew, .the Gators will sport a bright new oratigr Jersey with large number* this fall, are ends Tommy Hlshop and Dili Turner. tarUe Cliff Hut- Customers Customers Customers Customers Customers Or, If you prefer, you may enlist with the understanding that you may stay 1947 (To Date) .40,015 Satisfied Customers This public confidence ia our moat valued asset—Hnllpfled customers are otir best salesmen— they have bunt our business. Our responsi­ bility Is efficient, expertly trained H e n rie s performance— your asaur•• aace of the finest 24-hour gas service available! 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They know where they’re going, they know the many opportunities open to them, they • • - t • know that thfc high pay, genc^us re­ tirement benefits and excellent food, lodging and medical and dental cinre * will keep flrorry from the door. How about yout OfUccra »tt-your nearest Army and Air Force'iteorulting Sta­ tion can tell you if you qualify. fv*M K Md.UJLvlM k*r* wq fM iG v# |8Mft W Qualified young men with or mthout prior service who enlist in thejArmy : YOUR ARMY AND AIR f O l d ' S lt V I 1HI NATION J | B ' *J its R a n k tainty. Never before has.any army given individuals such a free hand in the plotting of their destinies. fur at least 8 years can chouse their Branch o(^erv!cc from those still 9 pen. $ 5 .5 9 Tear Daria Palat Boater ft w in the U. S. A. within your own Airny area for at loa$t a year. Or, whether you’re a veteran or not, ydu have an opportunity to choose assignment to one of flvo famous combat divisions in Japan or Korea t Gallon L listment opportunities in the Kctjulur Army* If you’ve h «l prior service in any of the Armed Forces and sign up for at least .1 years you have not just two," but three choices of location open to you I tYou may sign up for a job in Europe. Customers Customers Customers Customers Customers (Abov* list# approximate fu»lon«*ra In Houtb*a»4 ar«a) . j r »f « - - ,-• x T * V ~* * ' p *" Choice is the keynote of tofluy'p en­ i frsiFb. ' R IA » < IN WAR AND PEACE 6 RUTLAND BUILDING ORLANDO FLO R ID A �MONDAY. SEPT. 22, 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA ■> ■- -------- • ------------- ----- i— r r -------Y A R D L E T VE N E TIA N B U N D S that ih. 1,4. (lint 1»*( leiltlu* lot l-i-at .l.h .iy A -a*-.I tl.,1 •!,. laill it-l-l* ,«u I t , llitmtrahl. tl. « Mere, ‘ '"MOty J e t o nt Aeixlryilr.i KK>r*l.< -m (lit luili d ij in-loltdlj Ia ' ku I Notice A m erica '* M ini Beautiful Alum inum •• Cedar ** Polished Alutniuu A sk M ( F u r F r e * . E stim ate f, , T I P - T O P ICE C R E A M make our own Ic« Cream, All flavor* Taaly — Delidoua — Healthful — TIP— TOP ICE C R E A M - Phone 12l8 » t f i | (•* t|wf.it.l| «Ia > « f 1*01 ihf* imlrr ! 5 f J m ^ ritrxi el o f* F'La i JUIm % Fit l Rlfli-Uil IwtH l#Tl« Ht J *•••1** L p k h I INn lic e t*aflili«i'|v t'lu ifitv/ MAir ui Xblth It** tr11 Ca!ii|J liA t,iit 7. •n 'JSS- < \% foMilliAUjtq) *" I.N I l l h i IIH l l l . ' j 4 l liT V* r f c tr -rrt—--------Ten ^FprrrT^Tii*-TlT f 1‘ iMTjpram n f i gR 1 Rielrtif till.t n.eemriittn - M * * 1■*r 1^47 To Lule To Clmwily . !*■■—» n isi H> m 1.1 Mumfa am! *iafr roll. M / S al I >ut u a rr. i?e in : t u t . t m t a t k o f u i w o a » m e t - i t i n >i ; u t >*w * i H i 'r n . 1\ -RltlllRLbKRO BH .-- lie. r,nod hTATK Hf* Fl.«»!tll»A. I I H ’ N T V ^ r TO ll.L WltUM IT MAT Ct M NK1IIN4»I.K~Zi: CKItNl OHANC42HV ' , * th e J l.h M s b l. Btlnu .lilnt UUSA wi *iu » ; - 1 ■ ll I ll .U il lUifcU m .4 L .i liaal — =-mnisTUf r*i>urt a . Alm lfttitrtlKi or th* \9 tat* ,-r u irroH m kich RLBth hihiitl UwifMt OKIl tlftroM*]. that . 1(0 filed P fffM liM petition lot liaal Uuflm i**. auU • lUVufU’ H .Hr mil appll to the ItuRel. i»lf It. NOI II I! III- 1*1 Ml 14 %T|ON tV. Ware *_Vunt» Jutl*r ot mini- IN T il K NAM I? O F TIM : l.’ STATT ti.,1, fnuttty. - glfolita. oa th* l l i f LAN!) CUANING AND U4AINAGK. 2 NEW CATERriU .A U * DKIHEL BIXLDOKKKH WITU I ' A L M B T n HAKES T W O v 3Jt Yp. D RAGLINE8 . EQUIPMENT NOW IN TUIS VICINITY NIMNICHT CONSTIIUCTION CO.. OilI.ANDO, FLA. PHONE day of October, 1*47. t.tr approval 2-2991. ttf a_4III* auA for final .11*4 hArgr a# AdBilhlrtnlriK of the *#l»lr *■! Lufiein W th flliF rfir, W*. FOR RENT 6 ARTICLES FOR SALE1 ■, BEGOKD PLAYERS for rent. IIy day or week. The Mustc Box, 110 W. lat 8 t. Phone 963.. #==- V • •:'- = --- -- -- - . _r. I ' ' 10 IlUMlnmn Opportunities !- 8 TRANSFERS—Large new assort­ ment* Decal Set* fur Kitchen*, 4 OR 5 R O O M em p ty Lous*. Phone Balhroome. Nuriery. Also Glass 248, * .Jtumbler StU. 8ENKAKIK GLASS & C o u p l e would n v r 2 or 8 room PAINT CO. ([k.};'furnished apartment until Jan. 114 W. 2nd Street " 1948. Reply J. A. H, Car* Sfalr# t»V 1 » !Itf *%+, ,1 u n r o l l ; ESTATE FOR SALE H O T P t .A T F W itll*4* #id) t lf thl* £ # p t»in b cr. Ih il Ih lh tlav *1 t = .=1.1 v Served from 11130 to W J at Homer'*. painting. Phon* 018. D O lrG R I'lffh «»f Ifer lltvii lu ^ ’ nutt */ l*at|trk in tb# i* I hr Kill Imilr »*iiiin!v l*!«FT*t4 H #sll d») vast*. Hav* your wooDn* moth RKUt'll.T Electrolux end Hoover Vccuuiii. Complete with attach, ' proofed now. Downtown Clean«r* A Laundry. 113 Palm etto merit* 118.60. Guaranteed one Irauran auranc* A g e n t ■' ' H l Ave. Phon* 911 full year. Sam* *a new clean­ Florida State Bank Bldg. er. Phone 24408 or writ* State Piano Tuning and Repairing. L. L $ . 5 2 ii Vacuum Store* Inc. 423 South Sill. Re*. fill-W . Orange Ave., Orlando, Fla. fur ■ ARTICLES FOR SALE a free Home Demonstration SIGNS within 50 mile radius of OrShow rard* and poetar* Cal. wonder pepper ptonb L, B. landu. O— I)HI?H SIGN HBBVICR • Monroe, Mi Mann. ‘Lake Fla. O. D. Landres*. Phone lull FLOWER PLANTS. Mr*. G. C. _ HALK^^. _ L trN N W h M O M U L I-B N 'H H d itr**^ -*B.nilfiVe>, 'w r u t S£. ,h*«r:'5run-‘ “ • " C t b . 'y J E W H P A P E f l S - S C E N T S Rat loir Shop upen Thuttday, roe Corner, Phone 1380-J. FEB POUND. BUNDLED IN Ftiday A Saturday. BUNDLES. RENT A CART 10, 16, 20 and 25 CENT 0 ARTICLES* WANTED • HERALD OFFICE YOU 0HIVB IT PHONE NO HEW HPINET'PIANOSt-Weaver. flTRICK LANILMOKRIHON Highest rash price paid for uied • Liberal trade in A term*. The U-DRIVK-IT. INC. furtdtura. Ted Davit Furniture Music Box. 119 W. First flt. Co. 311 K. Ut. I'h. 958. SEE US FOR Fohne 953. — ---------------» MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING AUTO RADIOS, Motorola. Hale* I’LL BUY your car regardle** of AND TYPING or rotulitiuu. Roy Reel, 308 and Service Th* Mualc Box, I . ajg ... * . « . CREDIT I.UHEAU OF W. 2nd SL , 118 W. I»t flt. Phone 953^ NANFOltD llti N. Park Phene 180 WANTED — u*ed typewriter in Balt trie* A Battery Charging. good condition. l*hone^jQ^8-_JV. H. H. POPE C^. IN a « X I T U l > R A D IO R E P A IR IN G Fred Myen. 811 E. 2nd HL FLOWERS fee 40 occasion* ■ TOST FLO HI 9TB 61pa* At*, jnet off Celery Office ph. MB reeldaiM ob. 010-B i 7 Pete, Livestock, Supplies TIIK HOMS SHOP WATCH * CLOCK REPAIRING FOR HALE—Beautiful 29 month* 1700 Hanford Ave. Ph4tt-< U43-J old. Stick met* Cocker Spaniel. ATTENTION MOTHERS Pedigreed. Will earrlflrc Phone safety b l u e w i n d s ii ib d h —DIAPER SERVICE— for any make or model car. I « Raby Valet furnlshee hospital Easts daylight driving. Cut* FOR SALE— Milk cow, make* 1 lb. clean, steflle ii I*tier* and deodor­ down headlight glare at night. butter prr day, gentle, f 1KMK). ised container. Er momt-'nl and 8E.YKAHIK GLASS 6 Mr*. E. W. Smith. Osteen, Fla. safe. Fully medlrnliy apprt-vrd PAINT CO. Cali Daytona 2467-W ct-lleer ftr FOR SALE: Farm' mere mule Phone IIO detail*. M diaper*. 92 n week. wt 900 lt>*. about 8 year* old: -FIRST IN SANFOBD" tfr- MAGIC CHEF STOVE, hot water Jersey Red Stock Boar 300 Ibtheater, excellent condition. Ph. Phon* 9168.. Cohen'* Radiator Shop for comICbO-J. plcta radiator service. 106 San­ ENTIRE etock'-’ and'iflxTures of ford Ave. Phone 35A-W. Mr*. A. E. Mallem'e (tore at 321 Cutiaina, Laca tablecloth* washed, E. let for Imntidiat* eel*. Con­ starched d stretched. 618 Meltact Mrs. Mallem at store. WANTED a boy to work part time lonvill* Ave. Phone 879. at aarvire sUtion. Must ha able to furnish reference*. Atlantic EXPERT auto painting and body Oil Station. 3rd and Park Ave. repair. All work guar* eranteed. Jarbun A Gibb* Body Shop, 2100 French Ave. Phono 1009 EXPERIENCED male bookkeeper with reference*. Miiat hove bad experience in retail story work. ARE YOU having troable finding rhlldren'e dresses at reasonable Cood working condition*. Appries* T Lot u* make your chilrfe Box H. B, c/o Herald. dren'a clothe* Routo No. t, Box U4. Wait 1st Street, BanWORK W AI ford. FLOOR SANDING A waxlii _ salt aaablae ua to there la no- electric aval lahi*. 21 year a ” M. Glaejog, lAka| r r v ^ m Th* Modem N m L m I Doesn’t Mil far SALES HX A D V Iim SE S |:.|a* T a ije l- 4»f tilt * FLEET VARS Wrilc ERNIE HANSEN r/o SANFORD HERALD or PHONE LIT.* 69 V With Its Nervous, Highstrung Feelings? i N V U n VINTUAT10N, TOOK Are *«w troutdril hr dUlreta ol fe­ male lun, tl-jiial moiitldr di»f,i(h- TTon oa=.'t keep smaQ Uy oil tha Booc. S o . . . with a xuupU twiat u4 wrtsf. rauwlala your Venetian blind*.to voD(io|.«a«ttt*tiojM bit iiuk-Oi At liitb llm#*1 I Iibii I** in L>»tu L riukiiAinB Vtf*»uU# * C’UIll|HjiUUt !• n llB 9 r t u c b tomt * \YvLieli by tl»r ltHiu**r.4!Y tc*vr r.iH-ilrtl tFUYAtkdiii# KiwflU Aluminum I'liiLtiNtn** C o m p o t in il is * h » t 1>*sc j i t * rail *i iittrin r w il s l l i ••s It lidt <4 1^1ali>t HallDilX "Ito I Oil dir# Steel—Wtind uf » innUrBfh fc i otU‘ Monthly Female Pains htlhlwm'i lm om04iHi»4l t* i cri, 0 U K K DELIVERY t f l i i U t r t o IfllrYe* HUiltlllljf ntiiti|'4, ti4'#«!*cti*| - mLrw ilwv lid IrfiMil# tUHtBi lUiklithif ilimtl Li»i*i r9 S E M I N O L E ± V E N E T I A N BLI ND CO. j ■i a B W ; w w ' * niim-uiTTMiiieiast vu * \ lK>i*ntl l.rlLW* Uullil wo !r* t 4 t*i»u# n**in*likKCHUiti*’** in Me U-trlr ' Alt OfYIfttufY* PLAL'E YOl'It ORDER NOW AT OUR NEW LOW PRICE. o«uau rerfulalU FREE ESTIMATES -■■■ ^ _ oG,dcae.(PbtM*»t<> d o n ’t l e t rt T M R O W ^^J s h o ' i s n i c e u f y u m t ' f l y •» ,^te8IUKS&-f-aSS!fY«S9^J-FeSik^iSP5tHf2SNba I ^ t i ’ W aiP fi& SW W a KNOCK OFF THEM HAWKS FOR TM' ! K » --------------CH A M P IO N SH IP// M VW J ALIVE f (ft tlf-xC* 4a»m-t **h-F*> lyrAM-'iilenM T h f t t m u B i k M i l a g o D r. Kilrwti la jft o y i ifortgr* fo«i:ti4 hundred* o f hit < * patient* arttli tht* trouble. PaintUkiu|t) < U k ii l i I'WBhaae a »l4 M Fur free trial supply, kih! to ? s s ,V o fluDN ^ Hy Rny-fiotto* O Z A R K IKK •canty pahaa*ta--yta. and hav* hack- l-f. due to face** aridiiy (n the unaa, be *’ •J yuii'ft rtiding this: Kilmer 4‘ C o . Inc■,. D-i i M ICKKY i : ,y_ Ofeouv T u x * ® SOMB -| T 5 ' .SWBLTBS CAS<2 staitt .so ) T M see: T. tits, Stoaul jJ " B y AYalt Disney M OUSE V THAT© ^ o *ucy G o e s t o p -p p - p s o v e w e « E NOT & -? -S * S b O S R S T lT lO U S ! w ou u rN T ' - C o o ii O t — » f t fu n u i t d Uittla o f S « a i ii Urtil ltw1*v at .4 HfM#*ioT llow Oritfcncd People N o w Hear L’lcarlt Science ha* now made it pouihbfor the deafened to hear falm sounds. It te a hrafing device »■email that It flta in thg hand and enable* thousand* to enjoy mtiiion*, music and friendly com paniunihtp. A c c e p t e d hy the American Medical Atsoclatlim*Counrtt on Physical Therapy Till* d e v i c e dart nut rei|Uin separate battery pack, battciy wire, cate or garment tu bulge or weigh you down. The tune it rlear and powerful. So mail* that you can. adjust It yourself to suit your hearing a* your heart n ; - -V -* * •« * -**,** WEAKN • If you g«t up aighi*—iiawe lieuo-oi da *irt to p**a your wattf —but hav a -n'r e fa ta l atidaty In lour Home 20 •• 25 l.e-saitn* •Adult* nr Children £ HUSH TRIM OUT THII DOCIOXJ vm uaiiv*. bel. A Touch System No I'riu-I icing IVhni So Ever Do you suffer distress from WHY GET UP NIGHTS DUE TO KIDNEYS? Xtts * |.Kkd ttUihIKi the ittilaltd out, tuu. M ao my rspuat eeitiog a-s — I tothl's ftlcrp aft art ft tlw d » « t f « » i/u e -a Caution: take n diisctni. D etelop in g " I'hlllU- ir .-in vegelBbUi-baltaxna — Natuit'ineen w*r*w rtliaf. He called it ” Swamp-1 Lad" aul million* of uatefUl mm and aocnrn haaa taken It—--flan auth aniatm* re*uUa S»am|>-How< *oa* n*hi to work tu . . . ineiraita fLm l ffuah out 14 lilt l*«*9*11 . K10I ivtA LEARN TO P L A Y PIANO lit H h 9 ».* ilifif4Y= ' S IL V E R • A 'L Y M D in T I •IrugalH Fli*t d ie - m u i r f o i m * PARIS A N D KKMVICK u o s tlv - h a< PKSn. TOIL 1>rrr‘m Lr ° y iii'H [’almello AeaT Touchton lwog t'.i aad In * . h l i l m n a l l t u YA-DK moth proofing U*l* 6 Regtiutged Broker and WcNEIIX a of .it?1 i W ff h d il i t I \ !» IMT* l.rssim s HYIK I. 4 life#* H I- i!t 4*44r t»f JfiRM M. O. Ii. IlfFtflpfi i i 't . i ’ l I-. 11.. == «|*-i Filial *;i*rK .♦! Ihr * hafal Ami the- .iffl. -A! tit# .\tlllfl Jvrkllv t#l i'iF?UHt • ! * »nf 1o #t ill »' IMIMVII tr| ■rill \-\Mt fiiilm -A in l l k f i l l : EKTATK i 'l HOLLA J, ||Ki;L i w - t t s f , til 4L L M i lt 'l l IT SU V fU-NOB It Mi N-hI-'f f> heeetir etvs» lh «l M ATgt>\ II HKRI; tiled his ltaaf-,-*ptsH at .AU(iuii|Hiaiye « i H ir ..estate el, ttttlilXr j . ' t t r r t . r-e.-e,u^A -shot he rilej his i-tol-'tt l.-r final 'll* rhatge, arot that lie »H* ap|it> 11 the rioaeml,le ll. W W ar*; .......... Jeilree ,,f Neitrihola t'ouM y. Flat Ida, Oa the n t h day ot o n « l » t 1»M. rnr approval at the w ise aa.l toe ruial il(*-l(J(«r as Artinlnlstral-tf „l It— eerate „ t HOLLA J ItK tfl. dr. seate.1 „(, this ISIh day III ttet'leiuher, (war. =a. * ' Malsun M Meet, AdmiHUlr*lt*r -.1 the estate .if It.-lla J Iteel. de- F O R R E N T — Floor t a n -W . E **y opeiation. Reasonable rate*. Han­ ford Paint & Gian* C o. Phone U I M tlH ----------- — Bthh---------------- ;--------------- :------- *-------- L - ■..A 4,1 riot 101-11111,111- - - r-—t -y — -old fh-si-i ity l riel *• • SEE Jimmie Cowan1* Sheet Metal * E A L -E S T A T E ** IN H U B A N C B M 0R 1G A G B LOANS R a y m o n d m . b a l l , K e .iio r W IL L grind corn fnt feed, grit* A meal every Saturday m o rn ­ ing J — W lleii. -L a k r Monroe. *4*ii|j of ihi* fell ff>«r euiurrimvi in ford! HmM i j * » ifurai i— Jti Hr»h J*«aaTa.a.:rJ 'iMthlt,, XTf||iJ . a.\klU -wiiL.iaiiKin,,jL'j:»IM u !t1i4 S o i i llf i l f o i p a l t-e-inw ’ h llT u ii J'1*4-4f In , iilr I‘»i1 ;Tr ’ 7” Bf' ftn ru i finuUtpi |>l«ltif in tIt4 »’ «* U t t 4 *4»a ili *»t N iil * ‘ii. wm trr r •*■> » U - w ■ t fch. e^ 1*1 lU.I*\\Th *N t o r T itr: itnvTr i- unirirtT ty Wwlc fr»r g i-.v inii'K kfci kite.me. m ,; a Tbr Hmf»* J' i-ii^. , tu. stub l/a ll . t n . ). a * = f*l ili-iLi.-t, itfip t-ii fit iplrt i - ■ IN IN f U l ’ ilT i l l 1 T-HK i 'OPNTV j i i m r : . m : v iin o i.i : c o i 's v t i m .v T K **k r L u n i n * . in p u l *- An Mii'-ftolhg M--r> „f it tile Ulip »«> (> *9 udmurr p l l i w ih» t-c.iurj of two " f her |>*»n* i- liurui.iin iii, dti-pur.l oft* into * _ ■ ! *«* of niiir and dratiV o . dhr -tuulil liMidlv t u '» done tl-U had %l‘ -U fle l-d :il(e*-eellll* T ll* ,ttlo, are E llllou n l with iln n U (l(‘ l.l i . r tuita*. -n-li* * -( —ii * « t » U " heatthorh. b-ualaa petuaiion. ulo, . rr in Pi h i »>i i t . IjM* iv«tri hf* -VaW^IlvI *T*#r 4 »f*it . . MM1 ftroetol gftr«aia»f0*1^ iiuM h i i M Ik tid*n H»i# **iinjiivf.jk'( t.p|i11Mrti W IT SHAH r«i> toil .i iul fill# of* r .t f iilc k K4 If*Riljei|11 O HIGH SCHOOL GRAIlUATHH COMMUNICATIONS t r a i n i n g WITH GOOD PAY Paint*, Poultry Supplies, Nails, Excelli'fil training in', all . . O FFICE , space In Malach Building. Purina Roed*, ■ w i a i m and of com inimical l.m ra.l In. radar, Caret light office*, isw l/ decorcat*. Touchton A Watsuu, 1301 telephony, telegraphy, photo­ t* ated. all iitllltie*, heat and Jani­ plcry, Phone 11019. graphy — are given in U. 8 . tor aeprlca furnished. Call HdH Army Signal Ooip* technical F O R H A L E — 1.1me rock for driveW. H. A A. Dept. Store. schools- lit eniise uf the highly w ere and ro ad w ay*— l'hone confiili-nlint tint m e uf jm ir h 8 ig I2 al. MEW 2 BEDROOM unfurnlahed ual Corp* research, mnnv aul BOapartment. 501 ’* Celriy Ave. SEWING MACHINES jects me taught which- are not’ BALKS A SERVICE Space for office or other type bus­ avatlahlr (o civilian* anywhytr iness*. See William Davison, BERTH HEWING MACH. SHOP ut any price. IIS 8 . FRENCH. Pl|. 1190 Sanford Hu* Station. A 3-year enliitm enl in the A rm y friifti •EE? or A ir Force give* n man a The Wale uf nortd a tJteetiaga, COMFORTABLE furniibed bed ! FRIED SHRIMP DINNERS chbicr o f any luanch o f servire, Tu ftan ti g,.sseila. No- ! * Illehlamt room adjoining bath for 1 girl every night at llomer't. includiiig the S ignal Corps, jn As roue Meet tt a Mar Milt*. I'hilasteL ' onb.. I2.00__w.klyl 2111—Holly. ^ G R A ^ ir™ *T »^ W ^ t: ^ w b i - J i t h v > e - a « e »|u iiMM<e. O n c e ■ urns: rei.i.iyrrrnT»rY m j a t e i o t s l i l n o t ltle .l c a d I accented, every man hat the op"r" ' - - — — t *#r, reconditioned. The Music portiniity to ijualify for tech­ unites! t„ s|,|liar to a eeitalu m il Ol r-sm|iUist tiled .seaipet veil tor a RECENTLY remodeled garage Box. 119 W. Firil at. Phone nical achoul 11ainlng. In addi­ dttoire hum hrioHha In the I’ -rCUIl 953. apartment. 3 room*. Plenty of tion. Iline's high pay. stntJy (Tout! „r gftiiin.-le t-otiM t. Fl-irtda room on beautiful Silver Lake. employ innil. good toiHl. cloth­ retutaatUe to the Hut# Day of No__________________ _ C o n c r e t e s e w e r p ip e Bathing * fishing. ________ Phone 102 ing, i|uai<ers, and travel. All before 6 P. 3!. or 24B after 7 I SEPTIC TANKS, Grease Trap* of this it you is plus n rhanre Block*, Aluminum JViuduivs and P. M. to save up tn 92,000 during yt,ur - S. tee in, White cement ’ Paint, FOR S A L E enlistment. Here's yum rhanre 3EAUTIF1II.LY furniehed bedPerm*-tile. Hurricane lit ace* M O T O R S IN N fo r 'n go»d>«tait in life,, with room, private bath, large closet Miracle Concrete Company, 509 tennilv si> \mn goal and apace. Phone 923-j, Elm Av«. Phone I9:ts, Get the full details without ob­ TRUCKERS REST ligation at your nearest U. S. Freni h & Seratnolr Bled. Ahnv & Air Futre ltecruitilig N' *--n.bwrK. Guide.vllle. Route Slutlim, d Itutlimit Itullding. Orfurniehed 3 bedtoom*. each will, will lan-to. Fin. This your chance private bath, (team heat,- attic COULD CLEOPATRA UR1NK A .fan. Phone 923-J, OAK CORD wood JIHUU cord. 'fo r a real ilep- foiward. PEARL WITHOUT STOMACH Writ* John Carlin, Allamunle ULCER PAINS! Springe. =~ - . 2 WANTED TO RENT 12 SPECIAL YhMVICES T U X E D O F E E D S —eom piete line. H unt'* T u i m Io Feed Store *i H -4-T- M ir tllf ii#t«ts«<J. SAiflon Itil 4*44• a ilf I * t M l f r 1 i*ii. aM t tfli* *r*e»*ir t.n»< ■h i .« Y W vm V .I T ! * f M»KII*A IN * tfANf'cIIU illI*%itElm 1*:*tv• j-u iK .t vi i ^a t i i Iu k «* A | t3 li:ie lT .\ IImj f.lll Hul, vi»* Yl 1**'‘ l * iirift SHr.ih«<tf .*»i Ihw IflU Wl»tvllll«P». I#4l Itm* »l KWh#lb*r**# Ailmmutr* lfl\ lif f Hr n l l l l f of KU'Ilfilwf grft itvMW'ikArtl* 1*1 rttit WitneM fill* llflflil UHlJ Pltirfiiil will f'f**Iill&, ill Hi * % -■1-a- •fff t.s lit: T ill: ia «iA T K • u r n a m i. III!. * *F ti f f l r r a i .i4.9:Rft* mI - l ;i=01 i«Si|i 11*1» rrr+r* i*. ItiilfAnt Mwtrfifv, Hrf r: him,in-, i < Mi.t;,. I ,n l> II,...... htirteii ol N»l It. «t.i \ »*f (I**|iti4,|i1 1Mrr A *f*, 4 *** *.. tfHilmil* i llrr#ii tfir niiirf Miunbl Tto AU-, Wilt HI IT JIAV COS’ - 1h* .,t tta ilt I*. ,M i„-|,-. ile .'e n n e d A* K. |trl Nlian I 'UiU » f ill** I* «il%'or«-#Tim lit# f tth *i*i 9 i*f i vi** I'KIIS: — . 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The maker* of Belton Dent. 22 1460 West 19th St. Chicago 8, 111., are so proud of their achievement that they will gladly send free descriptive book let and explain how you may gi-i a full denumxtratliin of thl* rrmarkabl# hearing device la yout own home without risking a penny. Wrttc Bcltonu to d a y . « I T A K E TT DON’T KILL MY BOV/ m . By l kaul rRohinson VrtPPO G O C A C IT O .V ' UJUAF YOU D O * P B A L L V - , 'I'l SHK LA N D 4D 5 U -J lIZ li: ^ J ■ gobat* iSffYfec ■ T !*• , -I �» MONDAY, SEPT. 22,-1947 I TUB SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE SIX Market Director Reveals Need F or M ore Food Crops Pelicans When Hurricane Hits JACKSONVILLE, Bent, 22. — (SkM-elaU-* "Events of the lait week have* riven new emphaii* to Truman Meeting Att< PovE 'ft>0 Straps OUT PE*E VATS' ;• •Ai*.POKIN' TUrt PEA« P is' K t i ? RifiHTW UP iw f e u - m e UfiHT txnxrnmr By ELLIOTP CHAZF. GULFPORT, Mia*.. Sept. 22 i/Pl — Pal lean* amt people act p rctl/ much alike In a hurricane. Titer both f*< excited and do the wronr thing. They both get killed. Ilul Somehow the pelicans manage to bg » iUUuilQlt.dignlfmL about it ' With hurricane rvlnda Railing tin roof* arotind the promise*, knocking out power linen pml con verting Main Street of Gulfport in an expenaive Imitation of^an artillery barrage, both the pelican* and the people had a tough time of it . By mid-afternoon, thing* were so noisy .and confu*ed that tin two group* were walking Ihr same sidewalk and hiding Ix'hlnd Huaame ehtlter. The pelican* had givlen up the Idaa of flyHlg. Shortly after what would have been lunch, If the restaurant jte-iplt Could have got around to cooking it, I apotted what appeared to l< the laat two air minded pelican* lit town. H . A HKtHDKNT OF FORT MYERS, FLA., look* up at the arorheH wall of th* newljr-rcmo*leled educa­ tion building si Ihr I** County fairgrounds, which was demiiliahrd by the t e r r i f i c hurricane which ■•wrpl nrr»i»* the Florida peninsula. Although property loss "a* high, there were »ery few death*, due tv the ndeanrr warning* given by weather official#.' (International Snundphoto) And moat admirable of alt. the) didn't discus* the wind velocity, but rather aeemed to accept it a* a routine element of hurricane. Th# beech pelicans writ- «lifThay refused to accept n new mode of travel after years of coasting whare they pleased. On tha jentle, tai-free Gulf hrtetaa, Bo (hey' died. mo*l of them victim* of hasty landing*. Their brown bodia* littered the Iwm-hr* The wounded walked around tiredbetid* them am) waited for windberne death*. t. ?- A At » wiui_ with in th** ptypio people ii it w was ps mil dlf nrent. At any rate, it was differ Palm tree* lwn.l roedlly In the furious wind-in We at Palm. Beach ax the tropical hurricane that- had -itCTrtnpnif-8frthp-ttxhBiniii" i!tnirfc~the~rtOTlitg~Teiinmn ha fdll fut-y. — ’ * (InternatlonalT among velocity • hotel a many-atory structtaken shimmying like a tenflitting pole, thera you hava It.'the hurrithe people and the pelican* t And the moral, If there la one available, is that although a pelietn ha* an awfully big mouth, he knows when to keep it shut (International) 4IFtIPv European Aid ( ( ■■Mn»rU frwm r a s e O k, 1 Brother Missing *1,%-dish ine vn 11 »na i ' r» b r w wneel and fender of the Font war* badly damaged. The ca*o L pending in th* City Court. Edwin Barns, 1603 Palmetto Avtnua, narrowly raeaped acriou* Injury at 11:38 o'clock Saturday availing In turning the corner from Sanford Avenu* to Seventh Hired, hit bicycle was hit by an un­ known negro truck driver. Thdriver's Identity la being sought by police. " A 1938 Ford sedan belonging to L. T. Twyman, which w*« stol­ en from In front of tlie Avalon Apartments between 8:00 o'clock but evening and 9:00 o’clock thb ow ning, wax found this morning Plumbing shop on W#*t it Street The car wa* re­ ad to b* tn good condition th# only thing misting was r*. cigarette# and candy that txwti (eft tn It. A rabs landing and drtcHninc whether the mean* can be found of lupplying Eurrqw‘» need*." the lutnmaly **id. “ If nothing i* done, k calaittophe will dcrrlqp a* Mock* become f}* liautted." Tlio report outlined a four-point self-help program “ aimed at put­ ting Europe on It* frot by tlie end * a nit i -a* Of loftt :** 1. A strong production by onch Country. effort 2. .Tlie crcrttloti of Internal , f i­ nancial stability, 3. Maximum cooperation among tho 18 countries. 4, A solution of their tradjnj deficit with the American-contf netit, particularly by exports. A* pait of Ihik production ef- war heal*, with inrrease* above th* ptewar Standard In potato**, sugar, joilx and faU. 2. Coal production si* it* tha 1938 level nnd on* third higher 1947 tonnage. 3. Elect tlrai generating at 168 W arn percent, oil refining nt B5b per­ cent and steel at 120 perennt in terms of 1938 production. 4. Inland transport faetlltle* to Iso be done granted \© 17“ cultural ? (CeattaaeO timm rage. 0»4» ported to be a “ show me ' one. .Cabinet luncheon* are fairly frequent event*. Dot thi* on# savannah . n«.. s*nt. ,22. (/p look on the appearance of particu­ — The Havaqnah Indian* are b*e|9 lar significance becauee of other ahead of the Augu*t*-Tiger*, Z-l( meetina acheduled both before In the Sooth Atlantic U agut* and after It: . x W , ^ .a l, plUhiag. dh-fuhrre1fw5T Strike-out artiat Driaaie mat exporta they will recommend tq t#rf j the Tiger* with a four-hitter Prrildent Truman. to give Savannah ■ 3*0 victory Secretary of Agriculture Ander-(Sunday. He out-toaaed Augusta ton announced the agreement to 'starter Einbree and reliefer. Han' reporter*, but declined to give [ry Camp, who teamed with a nlneany detail*. The committee meet* 1hit pitching performance. Emhrea with the President at 2 P. M. was lifted jn the aevanth when tlj* The food committee meeting wa* ah - 002 000 Olx—3 9 l the ftret of a aerlea of top >. Camp (81 and Little; admlntetratlon references, in­ cluding a cabinet luncheon, on the general problem of hnw the United Starve can hely Europe Jk* Pickle of Mississippi State meet emergency need* thli w jn -l(, , „tcd th* be»t punter of the. ______________ ter. * |Orange Bawl eeriee. In the 1037' 1937' —■ ----------------------iclassic Ike booted on# 82 yard* The average scoring play In the'from 'the line of scrimmage 18-year Orange Bowl football against Duquesne, the longest kick aerie* hai covered 28H yard*. hi th# hJatoyy of the major bowl* Enjoy Bottled Energy Our bpgrkllnK flavor-filled Beverages when ItS hot! Bill’s Package Store and Bar •Phone 880 112‘ I r W. * FIraf • - ■ Strati « R EG ISTR ATIO N NOTICE The ‘Refflntrntion Books of .the City of Sanford, Florldu, nre open nt the City Mali, commencing Mon­ day, September Ilf, 1947u fnr thn purpose of regLetaring for the 'Municipal Primary Election to be held on November 4, 1947, and will remain open each day ex­ cept Sundaya and holiday a, up to and including Saturday, October 25, 1947. CIT1’ REGISTRATION OFFICER *The LAUNDERETTE is a wonderful invention! ’No mesa to clean up! ( How I used to drend that mopplng-up jo b ! Now I’m rid of washday bluea and drudgery! LAUNDERETTE OF. SANFORD Second at Oak retail price normally n a r r o w .XX. hurricane, and moat of them ncith*r walked nor flew. Tliey *«t. ■ Hotel lobbies were crammed with them pnd their voices. “ Simply don't understand this hotel." A very fat one, “They gut no water. Thay got no electricity. Thay got no radio. Juat when you need a radio moat they don't have It And at I was tailing Emily, even If f don't have radio I got to have (having walar." A vary thin reapraaantallve of vtha people, -looked. at the plump ’ representative: "You don't need a chav*." tVc do know however that aertj or planted crop* were hurt. Thi* disaster to Florida, ao far a* vegetable production goea, should Im offset by late planting*. “ Florida production I* part of the world picture — and in fact, a very important part. The world, today — and 1 apeak particularly of Europe alnce those nation* have been our traditional outlet* for foot! product* throughout our history — i* facing a Winter of starvation. W. M. Kipllngcr, recogniied a* one of our ablest commentator* on buiineea and rconomica sounded a grim warn­ ing along thla line, Just a few day* ago. Hr emphaslied that Farm er Gets Most ‘ Horror atorle* of food shortage* O f Consumer Dollar are coming through' and thaVthey are genuine. 'There juat ianrt WASHINGTON, Sept. 22. (/P> enough food available to feed European*, even meagerly,' he The farmer Is getting about 70 rents o f every dollar the consumer ■aid. “ The over-all picture resulting spend* now for meet compared from M l M ««n ,.W I aee.'it. U with 61 rente in .1989.. the last pre-. not nearly ao had ax It would Up- war year, Agriculture Department pear at flrat glance. Growers are figures showed today. The Department said, however, accustomed to coping with weath­ er haiard*. Florida grower*, and that It has llttla definite informa­ Falj vegetable gtowera in particu­ tion as to how the remaining 30 lar, ara acquainted with these rente la divided among othere who haiard*. They are part of the ■hare in the dollar, such ae the corral production picture. In commlaaion agents who handle act. they have a lot to do with livestock tales, the packer, the holding down production, and wholesaler, and tha retailer. making It .possible for the plant- A atudv made by the Depart­ era who produce .crops year after ment on Marketing margins for tlrrvtoclr and niaatx ln T93* xhrrw-I the following division: Farmer 61 cent*, commlailon agent 4.3 cents, the packer 14.9 cent*, the wholesaler 6.8 cent* and Storm Warning: th* retailer 24 edits. ir«INll«ia*<t fra*HI N t* Om I Department officials told a re­ to control odor and Insect*. porter the split of the 80 cents left State and municipal authorities now after the farmer gets hi* conferred on requirements, and ■hare U believed to be roughly the prepnred to atk the war assets ■am* a* in 1989, although tha re­ Administration for relief stocks tailer and th* packer mey get nod heavy equipment to clean slightly larger portion* beetua# of licarhes and highways. Heavy Increased labor coats. Umbers alio were sought for On that assumption, they said bridge repair*. that the division may ba roughly as follows: By ASSOCIATED I’ll ESS Parmer 70 centa, tha eommlaFollowing It the unofficial lilt of 20 death*, caused either direct­ slon agent two cent#, the packer ly or indirectly by the hurricane 10 centa the wholeealer three and the retailer tB centa. In which *ltuck South Florida last rente t h i e breakdown, transportation Wednesday, costa coma put of shares of th# Storm death*: rommlaaiea -agent# end -wholeMr*; Sara Elisabeth JieCullnugh, 78. fatally Injured in Fert Fierce Official! said tha margin be­ by door blown open by hurricane. tween th# farmer'# there and the Savannah Forges Ahead O f .A ugusta •In Sally; Playoff 5. Restoration of prewar mer­ chant fiesta by 1951. The 18 nation* expressed belief Europe could produce moat of ttw machinery and other capital equip­ ment needed for the expanelnu program outlined,'and added: “ The various countries have un­ dertaken to use all thkir effort i to develop their national produc­ tion In order to achieve these targets” The r e p o r t estimated that 13,000,000.090 would lie needed In efforts to atabllixe th*; money of certain countries, left unnamed. “ The quick success of atablllialinn will, to a very larg* extent, depend on adequate foreign aeslatance being available*” the con­ ference eald. The report act at 822.400,000,000 western Europe’s prospective dol­ lar. deficit for 1948-61. - Fnmr this (t subtracted fS.110,000,000 for machinery and faQltal equipm flirt w h l f h . ihm t n n r l N» 8 i]lH . msnt which, the nreport "assum­ ed," would be financed by th* International Bank for Recon­ struction and Development, “ Given favorable condition*." the report aaitb- Western Tluropo wfltdd—haYe , four-year trade surplus of |2Jlt0.009,000 outaldo tha Western HemUphei*. It ★ ** mada plain, however, that thli figure eras tentative and that the real ’ need waa cnnsldcred to be (19,330,000,000 from.America piui Ion against th# end of th* AnterIran aid prttyamThe conference eald: "It will be Impossible to right the problem unless market-condi­ tion* In the American coriitneitt allow both Europe and olher parts of the world to sell good* there In increasing quantities. “ But these undertaking* ran b* *urcr*«fully carried out only with assurance of a'continued flow of good* from the American contin­ ent. If that flow should cease, the results would be calamitous. "Europe*# dollar resources are running low, (One country after another haa already Imen forced by lack of dollars to cut down vit­ al tinporta of food ond raw mat­ erial* from the , American contiueft . ff nothing la done, catas­ trophe will develop a* stock* be­ come e * h m a ted ._lfioo-lltU e-l# donn. If It li done too late! It will be Impossible to provide the mo *** * u i u to t v get the **»v prog* mentum needed ram underway, U fe In Europe ft gradual hall for lack o! mat­ erial*. The fuel and food supply of Europe will diminish and begin io disappear, , The report promised “ progm piv* relaxation* of Import rvetrif- af Colon. Recon#lals pHania of laborer* > British W*#l price* of llveitock and meat ad­ vance! and wldari ax the** price* decline. Thla, Alley explained, I* because marketing and distribu­ tion coat# tend to remain fixed. Deaths attributed -Indirectly-to— Thav’ -amphaalaad, -hewever^dhat * smaller shares ara being received William*. 29, negro ahot now bjr packer* and distributor* Patrolman J. W. Shep did not infllcat# that thalr raturna They handling a much larger volume neat and llveetock livestock than lin 1939. men, electrocuted while repairing of meat pow er Iin* tn Miami following storm. Mary Jane Bloth, 20, killed in that Conner’# Highway was closed Fort Lauderdale when auto collided with another, ca- on dehris-atrewn Ragina Jay, 0; John Richard Jay, 4i Joseph. Jayfl, burned to deaAh jn-hpqx* trailer, wh*» gaaoline lamp used because of storminduced power failure overturned and cxplodad. Jam** V. Brown, 81, Philadel phia pollcaman, died of heart at tack by. excltmvnt Induced by atoms In Miami. Red Davenport, nlghtwatchman at Saraiota — ,F ___airport. ' Bradenton electrocuted Thuteday when step­ ped on hlown-down power line. William -Beat, died of .heart attack In Sarasota county courtL . ,... ____ l . _ -night I .L . house Wednesday while steklnr refuge from etorm. Shirley A. Wade, of Hollywood, who-drove family from east roaet of Florida to escape hurricane, died Thureay of Injuries from auto accident near Tamoa. Marine Cpl. Robert Marks, 20, died at .ra**-A-GHlie. of Injuries when car crashed into tree during storm Wednesday night. WEST PALM'BEACH, Sept 22 —WV— Flood water* from th# northern pert of the Everglade* flowed across Conner's hjghway today and threatened to enter the farming rommunltle* of Pahoke* and Belle Glad*. Already swollen by abnormal summer rains, drainage water* whipped by the great Atlantic hurricane war* reported trickling over a small dike near Canal Point east o f Lake Okeechobee, and washing out chunk* of Conner’a Highway, main link between th* lake area and th* coastal city of Weat palm Dekch. Talph A Wank, southeastern disaster chairman of tha Red Cro»a, eald that'thus far. only a threatening condition exists, but that seepage had Waehed within k mil* o f Bella Glade by mid­ night laat night. One hundred cafe of * the Florida East Coaet Railroad were readied at Fort Pierce to move injand to pick up evacuees if W. IL HIU. Red Coat chapter chairman of Palm Reach e said that Governor Millard wall had authorised 10,000 hag*, dragline* and other heavy dirt-lifting equipment to ha used in an effort to stem th* flow caused by a break ta a small dike near Canal Point. :;• * » ! Hl«**w p^ ' - “ •‘fw b l Everglade* Lamar Johnson, l------Complet# call* quickly. Thb drainage district engineer* laid oilores better service for you that If th* water, goee over the and yew partyline neighbor*. imall famr dike* thrpuaht th* arts It would flood the Pahoke* and Bell* Glade aectlona, but that the Inundation would be alow ff1 =s enough to permit evacuation. L Soma .80,000 people live Jn the I - ■a l»* I ^ threatr ae<l area, he said. Negro*a from th# migratory worker's camp at Eand Cut, two KEEP CALLS BRIEF phan* li placed hook star each vnber.ona phono off lei up an entire line. Ml Red Croat and the BtaU High­ way Patrol that only the amaller farm dlkea were giving way, and that there wa* no threat to tha great government levee surround­ ing Lake Okeechobee. Crews sandbagging tha broken dlkea In th* Canal Paint area quit work at nightfall and wars to resume at daybreak today. Fifty convicts from the state prison camp at Belle Glad* wer* to augment emergency crew* al­ ready mustered. Tha const guard In Miami said .. WABHINGTON, SepL-ttHAV- The Agriculture Department aatk. mated today that last W eeajflv rkanc caused the lots of S five and seven million b o M citrus In Florid*. ■ It figured the Iota at bsHfour and flva million b o x * . | 1.4 __ sJL—____ : 1r . / Allow a llttla time between eolh to permit others to hove thek turn at ffte One. G IV E OTHERS a .< hahcb �-n or- f* r “T ------1 -- --------- 1 , aD THE WEATHER Unity There Ls Strength— Ifalut ami. *i|iiallv lhi» afternoon . lutilifhl ami Wnfnnnltr, Strong tail to miojheattrrlr »1itd> 40 to 111. miles, per huur »)lih . gusl* l» 60 in taUalU. To Protect Lbo Peace of the World; To Promote th* Procreaa of America; * To Produce I’ roeparity for Sanford. ■ ^ /O L U M E X X X V I I I '* Established 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, SEPT. 23. HU7 Associated Proa* Loosed W iro Tornadoes Add Appeal Made Russia Whitehair Insists aring To Florida Woe To Save Peace From Storms By Trygve Lie ssions Communism Scored And Danger O f W ar Stressed. A t MeetVeterans m g of Bevin Hails Work Of Committee On . European Aid Houses Are Smashed East - W est Differen­ In Jacksonville; ces Are Said To Be. 25 Boats Missing; Breeding Fear And Thin Dike Holding HateThruout W orld Taft Denies GOP Air Force Pilot Prefers Robot . Is Lacking. In Pilot To His Own Flying Prowess Social . Ideas Vislhnsky Again A s­ sails Marshall For Incorrect Explana­ tion O f Deadlock Ail Air Four officer *HI Ihi NEW YORK. Sept. 23 id*)— Watherman It. F/Whltnrr re­ BRIZE NORTON. England. Sept. NEW YORK. Sept. 23— Pll— corded the lowest barometric Trygve Lie. secretary-general of 23 (»*) Capt. I ho mas J. Wells. 101®“ “ f " T,“' *lig I'urii" pi •’ Russia iautniird a new broadltJa ceith-d in tlni. iiinni.ei, reading of the year here shortly Francis P. Whitehair, formei S. Army An Forces pitot, e\ Ttii- co n tiu l met Im n isn i, w hich agaimt the l inietl Stales loday before noon when a reading of the United Nations, made a direct Senator Will Make U. candidate for governor and a pressed pteleiencc lur ihe "tnr- o|terntc- "u illffe r t n t item s in iiflei S«i rriary General Trygve Lie 29.32 was made. At 6:13 this appeal to the bitterly quarreling commander in the United States Speech Tonight On thanical brain' over In* own flv the nllptniu-. vtus fu lly ndju-te-l. in an extraordinary appeal called CommunistsAIone D e­ morning it was 29.55 and at big (towers loday to reconcile the Navy who 'served in the Pacific 8:43 was 29.51. During the hur­ Easl-Wrsl differences which he said imitui - u< ru i un tip f"i to it* on Ihr Inttrily quarirlmg lug powLabor Legislation tag prowess today after trolling the cry' Dollar Attack: ricane last week the low eat ulul tin* plane » « ' Iuvied tu die during the recent war. told 150 were bleeding fear , and hats '-54 tkymXster the Atlanlii in .v l olid o f, lilt- riilivvav uiid heiiilrd r i t .l o huiy itirir ddfrientes ill reading wow 29.77. Storms al­ members of the Veterans of For* Greek Arm y Upped ways n,CLEVELAND..Kept. 23. M'J— lunlrollrd -rnliwly by tobol. llir mlririL ul prute aiAutig the seek a low pressure area, thruuehoul the world. fur takesiff. . v cign Wars and their guests at a Addressing fhe. General AliensLabor la the "chief berveficltur 4lwwv*n. itiii-* -wiii.li i 'V. im . tihe declared, and if there la a tended' Nfj|ihnv‘ ''D tW tffl rnttirf fxml with th" WASHINGTON.-Sag*. 23. <*•> » supper at the Mayfair Inn last lower pressure erea IHan here, ■My at the close of* its week’-l6n» ' wf-the-Taflrilartley ,(Vt and Van T h r u Hu- maalet .s w it c h vve i A mil r i 5'. Yiihiiuky, Soviet dep­ Robert 1 . Darner, rice president jeopardise industrial peace by automatic llurld controller in had the present storm in the Gulf krncral debate phase, Lie made no Ij i tllliell Its H hi tie (luge I WIN night *that “ Hiller and Muito of the World Hank, said today will takr that direction. Rain- direct reference either to Secretary trayrot ting It. Hubert N. Iten- weather than htmg the tlnp n p ta ird by unv liuiumt U 'utg on the uty lotngn minister, opened his lini arc gone, but the Russian that American investors will ham, general counsel of Ihe fall last night, arrompanlrd by of Stair Marshall or Russia's De­ AutiuiiM tii'ivllyi the new* offensive by charging Sec;eirisllumritls," Well, m eth iiiiN u i." National Labor Itrlationa Hoard, inysrll. on bear is hungry and is preparing hare to put up whatever funds noisy gusts of wind, lolslled 3.1 th ro ttle s w e ir pushed to tak eo ff lary of Slate Marshall gave art said. "The automalk tlighi con­ the llank lends to Ihe 16 Eu­ asserted today. Denham, vested Inches, he reported. The rain puty Foirign Minister Andrei Y. for new wars of aggression. We p u sillitli, and ( it ir i eight sei-.mdt "intuited" rvplaiulion uf (lie Lag ropean nations seeking aid un­ started yesterday afternoon and Viihintkv. hut it was clear that with unprecedented legal |H>wera troller is tnuclr mute scntiltvc and the lunhi h were Itleaseil. The , ,, , , must pick up again where we left der lho Marsh'll Plan. The under the new labor taw, told blanc stalled down I hr i u u» « y / 1*“ « f deadlock op Kuican tndecontinued Intermit lent ly through his appeal w-as aimed at them. quicker to irVpniui ihan any lm European group “ assumed” In > off. We mutt finish the job." Ihe Amrrlran liar Aaaoelatlun the night. "The • indispensable condition base near this Lnglith village yes liflrd 'Into ihe nil, mid Wlijli il pendencr. "We were fat.' decadent and a statement yesterday that the (.'rooms Arademy in Colds- for peace," Lie told the 55 nat­ dial unlona will hurl themselves IVBchi'd NHI Irrt ullllUile III-' IU then assailed Maishall who Hank and "other credit opera­ unless Ihey lake fullest advant­ man brains ami hands." boro wan closed today on ac­ indifferent in 19-tl," hr said. "God tions" would furnish them with tliroUIrs w eie ryit)idi-il- to vlimit vvas tilling liefotc him for supional drlegalioni, "Is |hal nations age uf ita protrrlloii. count of high water in Thirlire plane landed at an RAI poiltiuii. . • -forbid that we will ever again 13.110.000,000 pf the *12.440, nd Roosevelt with diffrirnt social systrms and 1-|.r ll|. -- .-llullmd l.l !J Oml- lu llin g L'N nuivideraliim nf laiW Isiday,—12—Irwitra^puJ—lit a nun -WLKVElcrVfvD.—Keyh—ibh—tdV I be. I would rather that I and mv »hV^-piVreHr^artiootn-imr^rinieiesls' shTYl illi’ve'lff Presldenllai I'andulale llaiuld ulrs after il look t.fl hum Nlrplsrtss f i c i , mid the rinottlea w eie puBcd , oinmciitlatfutis for icvtivon of the rM,drr|| , nd lri(h fU |rum ....................................... ...... . l .. family would die tomorrow than need from the 1 nited States and buck to c|unv- Iknilintt, Al tie Italian pcsi c ticsty. YittlitllLy livc and work together side by I- Hlatoirn today rolled on the elsewhere through 1951. Darner villr. New fiiiindl.iiid. .Niind.iy mgld. time »!*•' the |dom‘> «*di.. piylf „| taring the building. The arhool to live under a. system of Com­ told’ a news conference the banh ^ side, in |>racr. I lilted Nations to avert H < > ■ Id any action un this will re-open tomorrow if there "The brnin did‘ nil Ihe work," a nii'kot oi guide vhtp ntaml ^ munism," he said 'in an address now haa only *50.000.000 avail­ Mar Three by reeogniring Ihe "This must llnd exprctvjon In a vml,ill..Il, ul i lie are no.more heavy rain*. ed up n dtu-vlioniil heiilll fn,ln 1 qucvllon V,.u. said Col. James .liilli'.|.ie ,.( Kim on "Thiee World Governments" able for lending, and Ihe only po|iln*l neuoliations which *how "basic clash uf ideologies" bet hiid o f tl.iwav-'Bern" tini>n-ut>. LN l baiter. •. Aliluliiu, Trva*. t llittf uf llu F. K, in which he contrasted Democracy way It ran grl-furdher funds In MIAMI. Sept. 23 i-lV lhrec a willimniris to cornoiomiie. With tween Ihe Amerirali and l(n**i- All Fultes till vti-fillii'i living diAll smuninlic viiicction finder , \ i tno-ky ^[Mike n* tin- 55 inthe forseeable future is to raise an systems and ahilline IN de­ with Fascism and Communism them In this country by Issuing tornadoes were reported over I’tor- out such a will, without coopera­ bate lo Ihe economic phase ot vision, who -tij tviili Wells in the , Know .Mi- “ ADE'T tliie*-up'*n to tom rirnrial A -* nild> tiegau itet.ivli- on it-* foi mi.Ini-W- ugcndd, l*«»r ^l%» ( I uni iiiHvsl and. eiplained that the latter two bonds for investorsids as olfshoti ol a tropical storm tion and agreement, let me cm-} ■ urld affairs. Kla—en, (urmer pilot's co«u|-iiinu. ni. phavi/e that no mechanism (or guvernur uf .Minnesota, luld an - *■litvIt nllCH.lv lool lo-i-it nppi oved ' — | ” are very much alike except that which v*as centered at noon today b> tii......me ~r. luma, lie dt liiaioDd (lie maintenance ol International \merlran Har Aaaorialion sreLONDON,, Sept. 23 M’i-F o r Communism is Fascism in the rx"close Ui shore" between St. Pe­ i-kvliii>i>tu of the items on Korsa peace and’ security, however per- liun Ihal Americans ito not »anl eign‘ Secretary Krnrsl Devin re t l tame. nod Italy./ tersburg and Clearwater on th* war hul wolltd wurelv light to Iril, can he rffeclive." tinned from Paris loday and hailed Mi now lob-, th.- Ami. countrU# ilrfend "the Individual freedom Florida West Coast. Mr. Whitehair was introducer! lie mi id the big power differen­ b-%t tin- /n »l i•>1111,1 01 the I’althe tejsorl of (he Ih-nation com ul men.” Tbe Coast Guard combed Florida ce* had nut yet reached the stage by Senator' L F. Doyle, a formei t stine buttle when tin.- Assembly "Ihey knew that freedom ran mittee for European recovery as waleis lor 25 small freighters anil wheie they thiratened the exist- best Ire defended, nut un llielr classmate at Stetson- University. nvi-itode theh ohjectoins to ereIt -Mllawa aa !'■«» 01*1 "a great piece of work." nvmtr «i h tpiruvl hh-nalitiri combanana boats ’.reported missing or j j uwn ahorrw, but al any point • The meeting was. presided over The 20,000-word rrpoit, signed IIIil tee |.t cunsldfl llir I'alcstltlvl where ruthless axxrrssiolt en* overdue. Six of them, some wreck- j by Comdr. K D. Scott who wel­ ycsterdajr, rmbodirs a request slates free and Indepeiiilanl pan cd. have been located. W. comed the visitors and distinguish plea,” Slsssrn. detlait-d. t!»** Korean Vlthitt* from tig 16 western European vVoodfit I'oot Paddles k<ht y mil The Weather Uuetau in;a noon. , _ __ Trial Of The 18-Year cd guests. J, A. Wright had charge lt.i**i.i mil a hml suhinlt. nations j (|r $19,300,000,000 iu bulletin^aid the storm was moving |LOfltCSi 0 1 xi6T(ll(l , ENROUIE Wi l l I I A l l of the program and made the Are FoumlOn Body; ted toitetimlive pioposais hot Heiress Goes Amcricah^^id under ilia Maishall t h e s e li.o i n o l . h v e ti a i w p t t d b y H A T fl.L . Sepu »» • t introduction;. ReV.J. E.McKinIry Plan tal^ n ty them through the Was .73 Years Old h e t l u t e d S t n l i *. T l i c t t n i t , h e s an hour after a Mocking #■ pronounced ,ih$ inyocalkn. John unt IiyUWarv -Jenid. "Ihe Atm i loan delegalv must cratic oKkis Is at burg r«ngr ruiiJT5 -‘ lespoiitihiiii * -— n rrr — action by an area of high pressure Igrols aursted ,,,il ibt program? >” for vfia ear T 21 — A - timer- OTadf' wubcUv [— SAN 1A —ANA. +'«li A B. jSjL^mgttier left Paris aw r- dive-Atlantic —elates? t ~ — - -T he aleiHern. thud of--tirs pir» Tivrnrd r 5S5 lUfrnse b T T F e T if T 1,11 3tie lisle Istimlird snotliei polillr invention llisl evotrlillv , .ten.il.H'k. auntliei Ey air early today to deliver skin brings memnriee of rnanvHe *4id TiiO K.limit it*ue could A small, ahoit-lived tornado Jut hapuy hours spent watching th- llaitlry law by .Srnalor I all attack today on tlie vtiny of I -mi laded t" vvtuk u roniitteied liv |«> In Sanfotd at this time, Mr. ihe report to U. S. Secretary oi in,I iegutty t«- ■.K.-iiltfievi by lbs (R 0 >. Jacksonville's soutluide loday. griifirun i lassies uf year* goiu* tie Overell amt Hud Gullunt aboon Ik e tliepioliable came of the (ielieral A-semldy. Wfiltehair praised the American State Marshall, who advanced the I hr Uhiu senatur luld a rr- dynamite llial blew- up her parent* ujiowning Saturday night of Na • system of Democracy arid free proposal of self-help plus United taking off a few scatlcrrd tools by, but this year brings nu ex I'uriiinK to Italy, hi: dm U ttd cvption in the realm of y t i vilv enterprise which 1m said was the portrr he plani_tu-answ tliid tin- i Hi i*d MaTe sevcial and uprooting big oak trees in t.ewrnilnil, 23-yeai old. nrgitt In Nckjioii” Hetbor Mai -H mii A t til loH -aiH re -many-top-flight-fpolhsli witfliL St«etjiid_iiLg_ipccch aiTUrvaid Willi-* "lm* etiu> n lnik of pr*. hall-mile wide pa’lbr- Telephone a'lashes.are un tin1 way for tin* Gearhait, Oir.t spr*ri h lain tins 15. I alnpa vliip yard wmkrr 4ltd cine attiiutm .m such ipresttnna." cThe“ opportunity to talk over June 5. week an assertion-by Gaej Stilt lover uf th pigakin parade. the radio and say what we think H ie IH-yrai-old lirnrts 'anil bet blolliri of MiHller lim n . 411 I'llir- ease, Virlilml-y went on. Is "I am rosy pleased," Bevin and (tower lines were downrd over This week The Sanford Herald van, Drmmiatii' National Commit without (ear of arrest pr reprisal an area two miles long. Anulhe, the lack of Inver ailmittcil'lail week that llir* t .ul Second Slirrl, 1be |n,dv "iiii.itliei vxuiiipl.■aid of the report. "I hope it will continue! Ita animal I'ick The lee director, that- the- detr Rr £ he slid, “ is a thing we will fight Uliililv <<l tbe * nilcd Slates to tornado dipped into eastern Marion >».it Irifivrlrd it lit IH I o ■ lot L I ioiik I i I 511 (mum!*oi blatlm^ Winner Con teat nod ihe ballot w for aa long as there ls an Amer­ bear good results for the whole i >i . te.'pcet inlet iti -i.ui ugin-iiKiita publican CungrcM will do nutlriny, IHTtvxiri but ctaimevi they did to till motmtvg (tom li ake Ahlhntr ....... , le0|r rl„ * red ica." • ■J world. We have got to follow it up cau.n\ > ,t“ viti" i,)f1 “/ l > ""; with the trams will to- found on about social welfare Irgivlatinh. ' eaily this morning, badly daniagim tin- spurts page. . Mr. Whitehair pointed out that now " al llir irqurtt id b n fa lb ci, \\ 11 neat tlie Miinuipal I’ lri l.v Slici into.” Thr Thorpe Furniture Cnmpanv 1 Ibis will ptovtdr a new thapler he temporarily surrendered his \ 1*11111,1 V -— I'■I 111,.*.- ivlio. Sliplei I (Iv rirll, Lot Atlgrlri Iill,Mi di I', A. Mem <iil,I \\ \\ JoluP London Mritapapers, with th slff ,wo Her,, rights as a private citiseu in 1942 cjurption of tht* CammunUi Di|> blocking rotui and knoctaiK **ul amt tlie Hill Theater are offering )n , continuing tiansconlinentat id llir ( ’nail Guatd l liil I evvrn port the pi :'(-*• ■d ■.inddrA ciiangii* tier, wbo willi M il. O vrirll died the pritea lu be given away till* . . , , , , . . . to aerve In Uncle Sam's . Navy Iralllc of woiilv tirtwrrn- 1aft and brli.ie nr (luting llir rx|i|utioii. ill il bad been lr|H>iltd l>> III,, ■0 tlie Itali.in ii I1, ti.i , c n " i atlur praised tho document, large sections of power and com. week.’ which he described ns a “ win­ ry Worker, ivltlittye -enttreplmil of Justice. praaa Democratic oppoiirnu tune tie-* The press • I w ^ ^ r t a d UvaLald hou.ev municalion lines. Three Thorpe is giving two ptin*. ning team." adding that as long iu the furm of food and goods I.ugrnr W i l l , , , i , p i n t r i n l m . vi,tn at nutting sitter Nalunliy Vi-,|||tjnky—wri-l'd |w*t mitaion to The-first prise will Iw a lieauliful irw llsiira ea Cas* atsr Ohioan Ivegan a western sentiment; ibr young couple on tbaigct .u{ mgj aa we keep Democracy - alive In waa under diacuaaiop in Waahingmake »! h IH ________ n s _ ___ __ table lamp and the second, pn**' -iquqiirpg tour 10 days ago. / America, wc shall never,know, do- ton aa a slop-gap measure dm ftovbl policy, hul D i. TDwaldu mmdei, said l,r would irtall lain Al 4.00 n’rlmk Stnnby aiter- Vittnim *-i Itinril. \vteioM y p teiThe RIU T1f#*tcr will gtVe l » \ V, ’ * * 4 * * * * 1 * Iritf rdpgfesslunal' debat# oft the Traveling toward Seattle and « Press, Radio PraiHed irffered la a large tnagasine rtek; major Speech on the labor Uvv ite't untie. Ftrd Jutigquivt, a noon R. 1. .Gdyaid. county nu ideni■ tided liml in must i-onfiria “ Americans arc not stupid p#o- Marshal!, Plan. paaoca to each uf the neil thiee a ha aald, “They ate thinking The press of the continent— there tonight, Taft arruved Sen­ bmllirt nl Mrs. Overrlb Jtmgqm,l ployer, and foimn Ct'y pallid In* . iriim tk* n o» to d. l.ats on For Hurricane Newa winners. people, alow to act, willing la again excepting the section reators Lucas * ( II-III.f anil O'. ir|H>lledly told Mrs. Maty I'tilcb lu.iri found llir i Inlltev nl tbe .ivrd ii, hi* on toe pioviMointl Hgenda. Every game on the ballot mutt . taka a lot, but fun la fun amt Kntriitigre aaaa (*«!• Ktl Mahoney (D Wyo) in a statement ell, linuvrkreper at llir ‘ Ovetell negro iu rati Fort Mellon Park A. E. Shlnholaer, chairman of have (he winner selected, hut <*■> enough la enough. We don't like U m llM N I'aa, U|| the Seminole County Reti Cross, ■cores are required. Place a mat'; inaniton irt .llintridge, I'atadciu jn-vr tlie lloulrvatd in,I in,Idle,I Aim riciins Are Asked anyone push its around loo long." today rxpreaaed appreciation fur in tlie apace provided liy tha team "We knew that Hitler was Bulgarian Executed silbuib, lo trawl; a garage fn. police, Monte/ ll-l/li), tumillonrCl To Feed Japanese the assistance given to local It.-d of your choice, then clip Ihe Imt- Y o t TI I f i l i m l r T r t H<v prompted by delusiona of .gran­ dv n ni,,ic on Mar. 29. For Political Acta l„ llir (Wilier W lin n n d rolllteJ lot and either bring, or mall it 1 ” *TI I k i p j l U r 1 0 UL* Croaa workera by The Herald. Thr deur and waa determined to move TOKYO. S.-pt IT, t f Allied Si,,- ictlfieil n tboioiigli aeairli llir ilotbri at ibntr of lirt mtttOrlando Sentinel and Radio S(a- to The Sanford ller.ld Imfote I ()l)H U T\ ( ‘ (1 l i t S i l l l f o r d forward-.until ha had conquered iltft 11*111il t |**|'ft M^| ii iillU f ill u V | )«tta iI,>c|,>m'<I no i-xplimlvo. \ \ ASMINfrTON, Sept. 23, W3— .tlun WTRR during the rrcent liurnoon on Friday. All lialluta mu*t U1g Iitol her. , tha world. Wa knew ’that he atMini Ia>s|uv llu* Vm#*»ir**n A San Ia Atm privaie invi-niign Herald office by noon f , , ,. tempted to negotiate a aeparab) The Unitcrl^Utei today denounr- ricanr preparation period. Hr al«n iw in The f or M'vrrnl da>„ p.dn-e nn-l tUU'Mnnk.' u p -lt.... mind*. w_U«th__ v,„ ||IU> I His Jewish |tHy of Atonement, liir. Imt wlliie** for tlie iIiTchm, erl Bulgarin's execution of Nikola I expressed thanka for the-aervircs peace with England In 1041, to t it lay, or poatmaike by ' j anown an Yum Kippur. will In tctiln-.l lust week that he foutel SlieTlff a ilepulit-B lave l»'eit mhi, , r , ” F .JlUfMK *P feed llts enable Germany after the duwn- E’etkov, leader uf Ihe opposition offered voluntarily by local cllix , 1., . . . _ ,i , , . observed eveivwhere from aunTIown a Lu of dynamite In a gat age rung the water front Gir tlie Iwwly IbitHl.inipuVerndied Jupaneta or to the Communlit-aupported Hul ena. w fall of France to become the domnt tin- Overell In,mo on -Mar, 30, ,d the negro, Imt it was n»t un-‘ *1‘*’ 'ii*'111. K<’ hungry, . Inant power In Europe. We knew garian government. “ The newspapers and radio were The State Department In a for joint in their work of publicising will iwv determined by the ordei Il is the moat aarrol and solemn took it to tho ‘Mojave desert, Slid id this morning at nl>oiit it;lHi ■ "AH nhmg. vvi knew that th* that -Hitler bated Russia and mat o cluck that John Voting, n m gr .: Jnpaue-e *pevqde eouldit t support statement aald that "In thr Information," he pointed out. "The in which the entries are receiv­ day in Ihi- Jrwinh year anti la ob­ hurled fur iilmool six month*. wanted to axtarminate the Slavic 'bem*elvir fot the tmxt year of world opinion" Bulgaria'a result of comtilned efforts from ed. Remember that the ooorver served with special piaveis and The defense contends .that the *i-li-iy worker, while fj.hhig fioin when people In order to accomplish court ii iuim-v m f»od," said R. Communist-dominated government ail sources enabled ua to lie wrll the ballot la raturnrd to The fasting. It is a day given over to explu*ton alHiaid the Overell yacht, the pirr. righted th.. t»Mty near Ida purpose.” tin- M-aWaJI extending..from Hi* II Davis, headquarters agricul"has shown Itself wanting with prepared to meet any disaster Herald, the hetjer chance.you have Introspection and contenitdallou the Alary E. wa* premature . “ We also knew,” Mr. White- respect to elementary principles and /or- searching' of the heart In caused l*>* Overell ltlm*elf. Cou»id- pier lie nl once hurried acrp*s lurid chief. "The,.’ flodq* just |Utt Ihem that much mine behind and hair continued, “ that Communism of justice and tha rights of which might have occurred from of winning one of the prises. find peace with God. erable tevtimony wa* offered by tin* (der and notified a negn tin- food lm* to romg fruin the the huricane," he said. Among the outstanding riffs on A had made great Inroads In vari­ man." crinpitnion, William Owen*, who The Day of Atonement begin* llu a lla w a u« |v*ae sl i t tho ballot this Week are the Fbn- with the Kol Nidre prayer, ami t* ous European nations even before iimi io-.-n fnliing from the otiiet Dulled Sintra.” Petkov was hangetk In Sofia's Tbe United .Slate* at tints* ida-Mississippi contest, tha LSD followed by confession uLJinVand 1041 and that in the last great central prison early today -on Sum m er Officially Mile. They proceeded lo the office Rica halite and the Army-Villa- prayer* for forgiveness. A solemn election In Franca before the war charges of plotting against tha of Sheriff Mrro who at once di*. furnishes, one-tldtd of Japan's Confession Is Made ;*» Communism had emerged the sec- Bulgarian government Ends A t 4:29 Today nova classic. patched I),-],uly Chatle* lte,-k to fond, lie explained. “ It boils down resolution is made to make amends to the fact tlint the American *' itw U a M n c « , elsl and live a life of greater spiritual To Girl’s Slaying find a Iwrat to retrieve the Iwwly^ people have been Mipplemcntinf By ASSOCIATED PRESS Rill John*, Guir Station iqiet worth during (lie coming 12 Christmas Toys t Summer, after cutting a variety N avy Issues Ruling ROCKVILLE, Md„ Sept. 23. (/*•> ntnr, wa* alto notified. Sheriff tin- fn<>d of liie eidito Japanese months. The Day of Atonement Sign Is Erected A t of c l i m a t i c capera for three On M ustering Out Pay thus represent* man's striving — Detective Capt. James A. Kelly Melo joined him and the I,out lialiun, it looked like Japan was Dropping: In Price months, I.ltig to.luvve q buptner crou— — went on its final binge - Jaycee Tourist Booth J'_ for a more perfect world. In whlrh ■aid today that Georae A. Null! i then came cstlte thu floods.” of 1947 today, chilling a wl.l* s2-Vear-obl War veteran, has ad TJrrtberw WASHING! UN, HepK 23= M M p S P tM “ Information for -Toarirt,1*—r — PORTLAND, Ma„ gap*. M or aviLthinking. mitted *laynig hia ll-year-otd UottPri sin y inn »**» * | )i 1 J* j -tvr* ■ second tropical storm in a week The Navy undertook today to reflecting type of sign, has been Christmas tor pric»e. says Henrlcea in Ranfotd will ba held nirre. I*«h«lla Malion, near her; lilJ fh t lH lH W i n I n lA*t Them Eat Fish Mock a loophole In Ha regulation* fastened on two side* of the Boston wholesaler, will bo down as •truck Florida’s west coast. which haa permitted many sailor* by Congregation Hath Israel at Philadelphia home about two much aa 30 percent this year, In Tho frost lino on tha last morn­ Italian Election Say h Secretary K ru g projection atop tho Jaycees Tour­ and Waves to collect an extra tha Jewish Community Center, Week* agu. ist Information Booth by O. D. contrast to the upward trend of ing of the summer season extond. *100 muttering Kelly, a Philadelphia officer, out pay for Sixteenth Street and Magnolia most prices. ed from northeastern Illinois and WASHINGTON, Sept. 23, UP)— HOME, Sept. “ iT W )_ | n the Landress and Marcel Faille, his made that statement tu reporters Louts Block reported a trend southern Michigan e a s t w a r d simply traveling through Canada Avenue, with aervirea conducted a* he left with Neill for Philadel­ fust teat of public opinion since With nieai amt egg pncoa soar­ ^ a s sis ta n t. by Frank Shames and Maximlllian or klexlco an route to new etotions Tho largo green Utters are cut away from warlike tors, and across Ohio and northeastward in title country. Shepherd. phia where a murder warrant has Premier Aleida De Gaapert drop­ ing, Keririnry of Interior Krug [ Into New York and lha Now Eng­ out of wood and had to.ba fast­ aald some Items, like electric land Kol Nidre service* will ba halt) been issued, Nelli wa* arrested ped leftist* from hta cabinet last Miggcsted lodivy eating niora fish. Rear Admiral Thomas L. stales. trains and Chriitmea (roe lights ened one by one. It tooh aix Tuesday evening at H^Ki, and tho last night al a dairy farm near June, a rigid wing roaKtidn railed Ktog snid'firii |iroduet)6p Is now - Temperatures dipped to below Sprague, chief of the Bureau of semen subject will be: “ Another Olne» Mil. He had worked there “ the List of the Rooster" swept n nt ilk peak Tor the year and that hour* yesterday to get the Utters and bulbs, stilt were scarce. Personnel, hat ruled that < alter This year’s toys, Block declared. frees!ng In many parts of tha local election Sunday* at Caserla, price* are about the *amo aa last in jdaeo. Electric lights will-illumi­ Dawn." Morning services will bo ainre Sept. 8. Will be better constructed,' which cool area, with ‘ a 23 above in nate routes must be used here­ held Wednesday, at 10:00 A. M„ the Interior Ministry announced year witli some popular llaius The girl was laat seen alive nate the lettens ol night. may defer the inevitable breakage. Utica, N. Y., tha chilliest spot on after “ where It la evident that and the sermon will be delivered SepL 0. Neill, when arrested, was today. lower. He added in n atatemant: ' Wet wehther provemtorf City th# federal Weather Bureau's eligibility for the additional *100 “ Fish anj other seafood-are Nearly complete return* showed quoted by Detective Sgt. James on “ Who Shall Live." Memorial workmen under Rid RiChord from map. musterlnr out pay would bo baaed MEETING IN INDIA Anderson aa saying he waa with that the rightist coalition—com- - among «ur most nutritionally and Concluding services are Wed­ pouring tha cement for tho two NEW DELHI, India, Bept. 23, The mercury also w as' below ■olelv oiT travel i through Canada disappeared prising IJualunquista.eMonarrhlsI* * valuable foods. Since tins |s to, nesday al 4:00 P. 31. The public is Isabella the day X abort walks leading to the aide (<F)— The Congress Party's work- the 32 degree mark In Ciirwem- or Mexico." housewives, hotels, restaurants. but that lie had sent her »hum* 7,492fiL.i.siK vote* to welcome. ; do*ra of tha booth. However, this lug committee was summoned to vllle, Pa., Cadillac, Mlcth. Goshen, . , a y: 1 1 __ , **»«< 4IhiiLiberals—polled frre tu « Tha Navy holds that such travel alone because he had been drink 3JitU for De Gaepert'e Christian and other iood-dispetieing ia a ttH H -■—Hwill ho-dona aa soon aa weather tneet today* for 3jtl^ J ^ sk tiuut Ind.. Kasl-Liverpool,. O. Chicago's constitutes' “ oorrle* outside the Democrat party and a mere 649 lions would do well to look to tha 9 w ee»iU («eld Mr, RtCbard^ Ing. sine# India achisvrif __ 36 reading was tha .coldest Sept. continental limits of the United TRIR8TH STRIKE foY lho people’s block—Cummun- fishing industry for an increasing,Mr a. Qabe Mlchaa). director of a party spokesman aald tha u t 23 on record. Tha previous mark States." Under the lew, members part of their protein food needs." ' TRIESTE. Free Territory, Sept. •->“ 1*1* and. minor leftist groups. the booth, aald that aha waa tur- alon might hara far-reaching af­ of 38 occurred on BepL 23 1887. of the armed services receive *200 23,. PLEADS GUILTY UP)— The Trieste radio said ‘ **'' The rightist total was swelled prieod at tha number of o«t nf fect# on the future o f both India Summer officially leaves the upon discharge If their -service the Communist -controlled union, . TALLAHAS8EE, Sept. 23. TIMBER FIRES en more by another group of town people to make Inquiries. and tho Motion Dominion of weather picture ot 4:29 > . 31. was entirely In this country, *300 Sindicatl Unicl, called a general —The first war veteran in Fionas liberal* and monarchists which got I OROVILLE, Calif., Sept. 23, (AT Pakistan. Eastern Standard Time today aa If they sorted abroad. | —State and Federal agencies ap­ strike today in TralaU. The an­ to be ronvlcted for unlawfully 1,909 votes on a separata ticket. KNIOHT HONORED autumn ‘ makes lu entry. pealed for reinforcements today ip nouncement was followed swiftly receiving servicemen's readjust­ James Knight, AlUntie Coast NIGHT CLUB BURNS n bettle* against 13 timber end LIONS CLUB BUPPER by an Allied Military Government ment allowances was sentenced to Lino Railroad ror repairer, waa KEY WEST, Sopt. S, (JP>— brush fires in timber-dry north­ FORTY AND EIGHT C1UBLH8 TltW DIBS A son# meeting of tha Lions declaration that tha atriie wee four months in Jail and fined presented with his 23-year ser­ The Mg Bugaloa Night Club hara Charles A. Taw, former Sanford Club will ha held Wednesday even­ “th* first Communist atUrnot to court costs, Chatman Carl B. A moating of the 40 and -8 will ern California, whera flams* had vice emblem by M. Carroll, gen- waa destroyed early today by firs resident, died .this morning "In ing al tha Bstninole Country Club. h a m p e r the essential life of Smith of tha Industrial Commli- be held Wednesday evaning at blackened more than 70,000 acres foreman, on Sept. XL Mr. swept on by 40-mila winds. Own- Orlando. Ho wag born tn Sanford, This Will ba a supper masting and Trieste ______ and ______ _ discredit __________ bring to the. slon said today. Bmith aald James 7:80 o'clock at the Legion Hut. and partlalty destroyed the' hiering J * an aunt, Mrs. L, % all msmbara a n nquaatad to ba Frot Tanitory," which came into Williams of DeLand p l e a d e d Chester Miller, "chef de fa re' torie gold min being g weak ago. guilty to the charge. will preside. 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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 22, 1947; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/583d7db34eb2cb8fbd28cfccce096339.pdf cf8e39ab16a284931cd851abe70163cb PDF Text Text p n i^ ia n g ^ f .m i v <■, Lr • . : v F R ID A Y , SEPT. 19, 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE S IX 1 Me were all of frame construction, sod were located It) the Higgins Industries plant and Industrial Canal are* The Navy had crash boats work­ ing In the k.aka Fontchartraln shore area, evacuating residents. The naval boats w6re going from house to house over deeply Hood­ ed'land, - : ■' ". A number of persona narrowly , »eap«d injury whan the roof and walls of a garage collapsed, crash­ ing on several: automobile*. At Raton Rouge, hurricane force wind* were expected by mid-afternoon. The Harding Air­ port already reported 40 mile falea. « -v Sheriff Newman Debretlon and Chief of Police Fred Parker want* •d citltens to go home and stay out. of danger. Emergency and disaster relief crews were order­ ed to stand by at Baton Rouge. The National Guard was alerted. sign atop a department (tore 1 i n n i t I t i n t 'l i m n town. ,0 P,,ca M114.tto j-h0 Ford eboul Comcrashed Into Canal Street'but'no - L t i o n s L iU n C IlL O ll ' ‘ * [puny U the oldest in the gum ball one waa injured. (CMIlHfC frm Cm * Um * l(Ws|lasni imn r««» ■>•” • - butlhcss and makes ita own gum to . ifn llw •H rtM* I'aii-lllul Near Pontchartrain Beach, a reported in the »ellleroent of Her­ cultural production •{j'V* *rfm f‘ l huge rooftop which stood 40 Te-*t uf the machine-,' whirh bear* high standards, said Mr. Nelson. on. tall, was torn to bit* by- gust* l Lion's Club Insignia on the gloss It la „not bubble, .gutn. Machines nonsense to me," the Tveiv Yorkti of 75 miles per hour. 8treeu iniglobc. Inclo.ing . the . varf-colorcl *Tt> fullv ^covered by Insurance. Near Diloxi, Miss., stout tim.wrote in the fin j. p(..six. article* . FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH . TIIE ciiuflcii OF n o n . New Orleans, _lined by tgigantir : |1Bn« nf K„ n ; Tba Jw-c/irf the; ' r . _ Twentyfifth Street and *• lief pier* were snapped like match W. I*. Ilrouks, Jr., paatqr, (or Collier** dealing with hi* cabstidka, and roof* were torn from ^ ro tOccn-cgf peled to ‘ruaclii ri<- Is iicight •hromlui'u and - . _ ' _ in * . ' Elm Avenue Park* A tenor at Slsth Street ' ihet job under Franklin. D. R o w ' many homer. A /tide 10- feet n<*pth o f Mvirat Inthci by' ,* . , • » #_ 1 i n i i fe l a K v I p n H n i l P n p ile v . Joe CVCrsw*/ paator .Sunday School, 9;45 A. M. , unit tori) branches.' Fallen p.,w-Hhn‘ -tucHott cap* for Tost unlog to l IID L 1 8 C /X ie n a C U T O T above _ normal flooded residential Veit. . Sunday school btfcjitk at 10:00 Mornlng worship, 11:00 A- M. line* lighted the murky- morniit" icounlors. It operates by inscrlion • S i g n i n g D lB Q V O W U ls — Motgenthau described the late A. M. with Mr. Clyde C. Muse area*,'ami gigantic tgavu brok* Training Union, 6:16 H. M. built 20 year* ago agalnil storm*. with blue-green sparkr and dU-juf n penny. ’ . ^ ■- ° supt. ’We hive classes for all Evening Worship, 7:30 P. M. Hopkin* .*» the "belt** of the The Kev. Maurice ilrantli-y mis- ages with good'spirit filled teach­ Highway 90 vas impassable and rUfu T te ^ ^ , Gih. . i .u h ! 1,1 pointed out that the gum I ^WASHINGTON. Sept 19, GP>— New Deal spender* becauie he got aionary to Nigeria, Africa will be ers that will make the- service a over the city’* $3,600,000 aeawall, .. ‘__ .-f-.„,-!m «rl,in e w.t invenlid a number The National Labor Relations was atudded with stalled automo­ pecan crop w.a taking a t c r r . f f . e ' " T ? money into circulation quickly apeak for us Sunday. call will t>« given ... , Board and Robert N. Denham, Its beating with ftiany trees Mown "* y«nrc ago liy n T!.-.p{r»t mini Pastoral service ji t I fsPO A. M. biles. lor pumping purpose* and gave Wednesday Prayer Servire, 7:30 gcm-ral colrnvol. W a v allowed, duwn and other* stripped o f " f'" 1 lor rlre lire, 11 . M, .Mount, who i j The staamship. Empire State The pastor urges ell member* to P. M. * -destitute people work. Rage and ripening nuu. Tin roof-i |n„ n. .jj y(.nl, u!l( latter’s A Ft. and CIO top officers until ■napped , ita haw'sera amt peeled be present at this service. Monday -.Tuesday#Wednesday . fckss, he said, wan "*o anxious Evangelistic service at 7:45 P. away from the Congreaa Street " f l w up like tlnfoH. ^ son main- the mgehir.i * which OcL 81 to sign affidavits dies- * to keep graft and politic* out week of prayer for Slate Mis­ M.' The peator will be speaking wharf In New Orleans, but the At Biloxi guits up to 76 miles , , . . vowing Communism. The effect of sions-program* 'by the W.M.U. of the public worka program that an hour raked that resort city |,"*vv »>«'**i placcvl by civic at both morning and avening ser­ master succeeded in reaching mid­ -r, ojgan, . , « Uo n l» that the board wlU ha practically ipent through a and water covered the causeway JJfRons -h 13 sta’ c The Jack-1 not JUmi*, AFL and CIO eases vices. After the message an alter stream and both anchor* were medicine dropper." Ickes’ slow- FIRST MKTIIODIST CllURCIl rail will tie giving. leading to .the inner harbor. tunvillr* Uni t Club is one of the In-fore that date." dropped. A deatroycr-eacort broke naa* in making decision* wn* Murnlng Service: “ The Achieve­ More than 10,000 persona were V. L, 0. Servlft 'eheh Tuesday loose * and rammed the Algiers “ sometim,-* a real handicap, ’ ment of Fidelity." evacuated from flimsy wartime evening at 7:48 P. M. Mr*. Cyn­ Farry. Morgenthnu added. Kvening Service: "Christiana— thia Gaiisy, Leader^ 'A program housing projects along the vulner­ Mui*ant International Airport, . In a foreword, Morgenthau oabl Or Keasonohle Farsi ml Ira." able Gulf Coast from Pensai-.dti 14 milt* west of New Orleans, for all young peonje, NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 19 (/!*) ha waa prepared to tell the westward. reported the roof torn off it* W. M.B. Service each Thursday each whole atory of hia adminiitratiou One fishing boat was mia-ir: evening at 7:46 P. M.,, Mr*. Flora main building. The field Itself —A great Gulf hurricane atrurk FIRST CHUMCII OF CHRIST Louisiana at 6:30 A. M. today, with two persons aboard. Thee to far ai hi* record* and knowl­ Crews, leader in rHxYge.' was under a foot of water. SCIENTIST edge allowed. And alao to "run The Church atdRg;«band will The 130-foot smokestack atop ripping into the exposed area at were listed as Kalvator Barrior H00 Ka»l Second Hlrcel the rink of mlainterpretalion by furnish the music Tor all these the Hotel Monteleone, in the the mouth -of the Mississippi and hit 17-year-obl nephew,- Kimenemy or by friend." He .added. ‘t I' i’i|AA *'*M f *m !* ninghfCrvirr.!services, and the public l» Invited Flench "Quarter of New Orleans, River with Winds of 100 piUea >n sell . Collins. “ Roosevelt's place In history collapsed * across twu buildings hour. Mayor Delessep* S. Morrison Grateful Lellcrt Pour In From I sometimes felt so high atrur ; ■tund* la sufficiently maaaive to aqryivo Subject: "Matter." The storm which devastated but no one was hurt. A banana proclaimed a ’state of- emergency Lakes To Gulf. Moled Medicine ami weakened I could scatccly H:00 I’. M.: Wrilge.vlay Servire. the pinprick* of* (wUy detrac­ s large portion of Florida two Cfll'AL HOLY CHO conveyor was slammed against the at 7:30 A. M, fC S T )‘ and orders 1 Resiling Room hours, Tuesday's Gave Her Prompt Relief After stand on my feet. My elimina­ tor*.' days ago waa reported early tocausing uneilimated damage, all persons to "remain Ittdoaru, Referring to the New Deal'* and Fridays. 3:00 to 6:00 P. M. Four Years Search, States Well- tion waa sluggish, and many days Mark T, CaVpHtiWT Rector top of a shed at Erato Street, day centered 30 miles north of off the streets, and keep mil? I frit so worn out that, most of three big depression spender*. [lurwood, l.a., which is near the Feast of St. MatlhsW, Rvsngellst Known Resident A 3-story health center clinie CHRISTIAN A MISSIONARY of the downtown area unless -t my housework had to go undon*. Morgenthau aaid today: mouth of th* mighty river. Fore­ 8:00 A. M.: tI|)Yt0kmmunion. on Rampart Street, on the rd,-o ALLIANCE is absolute necessary." “ No one can b« mor# thankful "I waa In favor of having them Chapel. Happy ri'- ’t and Women from of the business district, waa casters aaid It would pas* “ very On Hanforil-Orlando Highway He continued: "The situation for the relief Retongs gava thsm. (pend all that war nreeiaary rloae" to the sprawling city of 8:30 A. M.: Hally Day. Church to Gulf ate I relish my food without trouble, unroofed and one wall cavad in Glenn E. Smith, Paator Is well in band and all agencies the (7ic.it to meet human needs, hut I knee School. Opening service In the under the storm's impact. A res­ ijrw Orleans, l< llintr •>' tlu- -r-'li. f l(* ii-nct rave SUNDAY are functioning 100 percent in that high strung weakened feelini that a future of unlimited spend- ' 10:00 A, M,: Bible School. Mr. (hutch, Every member of the idence on North Hroed Street Ugly black' clouds and rain the protection uf life ond prop- them, lifted r-f t : V, at nf i«ttflor­ is relieved, and so If th* stuggls1 tng would only demoralise tlu A. WIcLnldt, Sunt. echool la requested Id be present. collapsed but no injuries were re­ were in the MV city as orl in war*'*-. reported • *'* »**» V elimination. 7* 1‘ «frfel-so bell 11:00 A. M.: Morning prayrr and ported. btulneaa community." ,... <f. MtVrrny? i l - s o ‘-much much beHef ■ thousand* of refugees crammed 11:00 A. M,t Morning Worship. - n availa __ U11b.1le- -p..in . 1buildings ...UJI-... ...» -The-purpose1iof the proclnmatlrtrf; ..f 9T0 IL v .ll Mill R. id, N TV., Tailing of a itaff meeting on all u b lic and’ 7:46 P. Mg Evening Service. sermon. ,lron|l,r 1 P*rK)nApril 16, 1037/ when ha .aaid ej(- The pastor will speak at bold **r2:00 P. II,: Holy Baptism..' -* 'Ph4re' waa no estimate of pos­ uther shelters: ti usts up to 76 ipil-.-s the Mayor said, was "not I .ttlantn. G i . who hnnmlv d cln reti! ""Y recommended Retong* to. fnrta ware being made to taper vlces. The public Is cordially In 6:00 F. M.: First fall meeting sible casualties alohg Ihe Gulf and steady winds uf 66 mil** alarm apyone" hut simply as ft gava nn- -.pli-ndi S K ______ ' off govarnment money outlays. vilaL _ . |of_y.E.8X. Opening devotions in Coast, but' It .was .feared-that In­ tui1* at the historic city. precaution. Retonga is SIntended to relieve ----juries and property damage woulJ -■* T-lief after i’ veryth|ng else I trird il 1stres* due to tnsuffietnt flow 1the chaos!. . . Morgenthau Treadled that Wal­ Approximately 8,600 persons really exceed the toll In Florida, lace yapected to apend $1,267,000,Three of the firat five- pa»«et had failed. My appetite was |-,<«1 of digestive Jukes in the stomach, CHRIST CHURCH. I.ongwood ) Advance notice—First fall inset- 'here, Wfiere the storm struck two huddled in New Orleans’ murilcimost of iht- time but just ufter loss of appetite. Vitamin B-l de­ 000 In 1937 exduiiva of the coil thrown jlng of th« Men’s Club on Septem­ Mark T. Carpenter, Vicar us! auditorium and 20,000 wer« . , _ by , .Georgia’s , Frank . ......Sink_ of atablliitng farm production ber 29 at 7:00 o ’clock, fit. Monica days ago, only five live* were lost nit mated to be sheltered In the wlc*1 Hti Matthew,'Evangelist *n Vr i-sling my viff*-ring l«gsn. Eo ficiency and constipation. Accept and crop consumption through 3:00 P. M.: Evening prayer and,Chapter will b« In charge of the although property damage aoared city’s 40 school*. Many of the |“ n« e. ,Bow| ' lMiic were B"04 t(,r much gtis furituil in rrtv stomach no substitute. Relonga may be* * to many millions. an “ evsr-normal granary" plan." sermon. tliyt it pfu-n pri ss-l against my obtained at TOUCHTON DRUG .* * (supper, . tefugees were French aoeaking touchdoWM. clirst until I could liaidly breathe. CP$1,167,000,000 in 1838, and >1,087,fiakaeman and ■ l, ,4 truck ieiial# farmers faemdee from f v/i rsi I Adv. C . 8lltJr P*r' * nt l^e hou* * * /n• fishermen 000,000 in 1838, Ihe Rene housing project for lbs flood-threstgned b#you ..£01111This brought a remark from a negroes at New Orleans - wsi a ' dry below New Orleans. P h on e Phone Rimsian P tchh W orld Revolution— reported destroyed in the early -Staff-mamber- that - Wallace’s-*«hThe New Orleans health center: sent. \ha'd “ given away" psri of the hurricenV. The houtei was unroofed shortly after dawn M’antlaice from Pag* no. I II o a l l n . r d . I r e s , l ' » i « u a tl 1.894,000,000 from 1834 to 1837. and one of the three story brisk ahevltta cgme to power 30 year* orgenthau himself lnterpo»e<l some comment. wall* caved under ihe poundlnT* ago.. * * Aildressing the UN tieneral Aakfet Wallace's “ overhead" waa various parts of .the world arid of hurricane winds, huge metal , What more natural than that 1180,000,000 or rflne months to 'aeinbly -yesterday Mr. Vjhinsky, m odoV J foi cannot recall anything even ap­ Soviet deputy foreign minister, Russia should make the most of proaching the Deputy Foreign’ give aW&y (B 16,000,000." its opporunity? The only new When he informed Wallace nf cried “ war monger" at John FoaMinister's warmongering charges IN N E R SPItIN G thing In the situation la that Mus- against the--United Rtatri and this talk, Morgtnthau _»aiiL Ur ter Dullea ami nearly a doieii oth­ row has tabled Itl ' CSTdl 'a M ATTU KSS Secretary of Agriculture comment- er lending American* and turned move which was forced upon it even against individuals. One of Vishintky'a surprising ad: “ You don't understand what down flatly (hr n»w Marshall plan deliberately by U. 8. Secretary of V and ■Jor remodeling the- United Na­ (and nrta would say somewhat W* are doing." State Marshall'* challenge in the daring) attacks was made against : “ Oh, yea I do," Morgerithnu aittil tions. M A T C H IN G and The war-monger charge was Assembly Wednesday. the American Legion whicn in­ ha replied. ” 1 understand It more Vishlnsky’a speech wasn't con­ thrown directly nl Dulles. ft cludes the millions of Americana BOX SPUING •very day. This Is ten times Dulles was silting with the U. structive, and obviously wain't who did so much to save Russia worse than llnpklna. Hopkins is Hot ft For meant to tie. It waa a capable job the only one that has cut down S. delegate midway in the U. N. of two-fisted street fighting, In th* great war. He classed the expense* in Washington ami th.< assembly hall as the Russian chief which Included calling of names. . “ n o t o r i o u s American Legion" the war-mongers. on# that costa us more than an*- delegate vigorously flayed nations It was, of courae, a cry of de­ among and is personalities in the basic Well, what does all this add up ! body elxe is Wallace. My hat fiance but many delegates nuie*l eff to him—he I* getting awny •Soviet policy statement to thli that It was straight-from-the- to? Naturally s lot of folk today Less I.Ibentl Allowance For Your Old session of the assembly, „ are looking anxiously at their war with murder." ,S. Sanford Ave. (Glndcrvitie) t Vishinsky. bitting hard at the *boulder Red propaganda which barometers to are how they read. Spring and .Mattress Rorgenthxu aaid there waa Just wuuld make prime reading in Hus‘0 a* much pressure fur sjn mliti;; U. 8. policy supporting Greece, ala and would impress satellite* Well,.so far.as l .see-we ore no “that the**aiiro&ly'adopt nearer war today than we were H O LLYW O O D , , from ConitTes* aa from •govern. proposed and temporising nations. a resolution calling on Ihe U. 8., ; merit agencies. On that Issue, hu Turkey and Greece to halt "the However, We shall make a mis­ before Vtshinaky unburdened hlmC pU C H bald, many Congressmen were .propaganda of a new war" which take If we don’t also take this self yesterday. That being so, w* still ean_ accept It m ) a .(acl . -L A U N D E R E T T E ------j #*|ike the Georgia politician whu c- said- waa lidnjc-raixicd-uiL by speech to lie a declaration- of Complete ' policy by Ihe Soviet government. ■ftsitMr Russia nor any other 4 ------- always-voiad dry toll drank . ..f, ar,|ul„ ry c|rc!t.,.; country wants war. All other of The language which Vishinsky The resolution nlsu ratted' for things aside, She Soviet Union outiavHng atomic and other wea­ used hs* shocked a multitude. isn’t resdy for wsr and won’t be -L u,. HEflH FOR WALLACE , ' {S A N F O R D so Your correspondent has attended pon* of “ mass extermination" aa many international conferences In for many years. Of course, if nothing happens ' NEW YORK, Sept. 19. G P )- being in the Interest* of “ all the _W hol*. W egks -Wrurh 4)on»-A ul<vm aH rnlly I SF OCR tiUIXeGT 1‘ 1-AN— And “ Pay Aa _______ , . to stymie the weild m ohmiwr Eugena Dennis, general secretary i-ace loving nations” ami aa "the ~|a Communist l *ariy/-aaUt last eavirai -blow- upon the propag­ down" tilt Ttntfch was the first for the spread of-Communism, the • 30 Minutes ,t American Communist* he­ anda and the instigator* of a new break by the United States from |time will come when It will break the unanimity of the great powers. against the shores of great couned the time waa right for war." * r The chief Russian delegate, No. In the U.’ N j Dies which will fight to keep it Excellent Sanitary (’ond Itlimn ditching a third party but that 100% Soft Water • SANFORDCelery nnd Sanford Avenui 1 depute to Foreign Minister Mol­ 2. Tha Marshall .economic plan] out. However, that’s a matter o f i#y would not “ Isolate ourselves" O R I.A N D rt- Phone 1232 Second nt .Oak Telephone 1082 by taking such a step "without otov, blamed the United State* for Europe waa merely an exten- the rather distant future. 8omslubstantis! trade union and Other and liritain specifically for the slon of the Truman Doctrine to I thing may Intervene, progressive support." Dennl* told slow progress on atomic energy rover sll Europe. JL-Tbe- United States and Bri­ ,a rally the party favored^."a control and arms limitation—two strong; Independent people's parly rmim* advocated try RovlcrRusiti tain are responsible for tha lag In last year. setting up atomic energy controls.! ‘ * connected with the proHu labeled tho Marshall plan 4. Soviet Russia will stand firm­ Wallace program and announced yesterday as an “ lll- ly against sny attempts to disrupt concelved scheme to substitute and the unanimity of the great powers *rH bv-psaa the security council." O ■—the veto right „ _____ Vinhinalur-set down tu the a: *- 87 Offtcls! anti 'brlvste' circles In . J V plause of the Russian group in the United States are hurling unLegal Notice ‘ . the assembly, whlfh had .cheered fuumled charges of war prepara­ him eevcral' time*. The United tions against Russia. MOTICK TO SPTKSM ' No. s i n Stairs drlrfcatlnn did not ap­ Vlshimky waa applsudfd as be •TOl “ AH" O tlK lJ , II AttS'll ILI. plauded or make any move when leveled verbal assaults- against .V*bo*e rstldtnc* l« Hall. I^iultlaOs. the grey-halred prusrcutlng attar- what he called American war rar proand who** |mmi office *<Mr*t* •• >y, now a diplomat, finished. flteera and "war-mongers. wg< ." The car* e t (l*a*r*l irelltery, lt»u. ts*uHe msdq .these other conten­ Soviet Ukraine, Poland, and other N‘ f ' TtlU AHl3 ISK H kltr NOTIKIKU tions in his speech! T^e current selling- prices ‘ members of tha Russian group % i O * i* -IksI .liter* ha* l w « lAeiltuint sn<) 1. The Truman Doctrine . laid rlapprd loudly. .»# V* ^ Is (OW pending In th* Clreott 1‘ ourl o f the foliowing N E W B U IC K S Sa rltai^lC » ,U a n d 'fo r Henilaule Cuunlr, K lorldj, t New Orlehns H it M o rg cn lta u At THE CHURCHES THOUSANDS ARE HAPPILY fRAISING RET0NGA,. ( i" *; it H I■ I■ <« 5 69 S FRESH M EATS L ECHOLS F O R . BETTER BEDDING 69 . GROCERIES V - $69'flH M. C. GINDER’S GROCERY $49' E 1 a j ECHOLS BEDDING COMP Fn I 'ia Chaacery. a eel) exslnn* j m for sbeolute divorce wherein you,. "Air* OIHCLL UAIIN'IIII.U * r . Ih . tlefeod. , I M and PHYLLtH U IIAIlN IIll.l, In , n e p la in tiff, sod an Bhbr*vt*t><ttitle '• I lb * e*M I* I 'l l X LI.IH U HAHN* U M rm . pu iiitirr, «■ " A i r o d k i . i . • NAHNIIII.U Defendant. ) A N D YOU A UK liKMKHY IU." I n R E t i to file an appesrnnta in *' *sld pnxeedlna* on Ihe XJiiO ey o f October. A. D. I M L WITNESS my hand and the eevl e f «alit Court at Hanford, ploildn. ‘ Ihl* IlUt day o f Hepteniber, A. U. Jt ilt "Lii.i j.-ei fOK lawns, smuts, tiowas, THUS ARMOUR’S Pulverized SHEEP MAHURE K I L N DRI ED We ‘ delivered Hi Sanford. • Convertible rV Sell new cam to dealers. Sedanette 4-Door Special 2076.00 2138.00 Super 2236.00 2322.00 2731.00 have n car. Roadmaster 2532.00 2633.00 3057.00 Require you to purchaso udditionat needless accessBHes. Sell to imliv’lduul:i who buy for resale. Require u trade-in to obtnln delivery of a new QUICK if you do not #- All prices Include factor}* equipped Underseat Heater, Defroster, Radio, Clock, etc. '/. j ** 1 . --- - ■ - . . s Pemiltze you by makinic un unjustified, low allowance for, the car you trade, * 0 • • . to rem ove vggW and moisture. Broadcast Armour's Pulverlxed^eop Manure on your lawn, around shrubi, flowed, and treat. Work It Into the Mod bod oF your Victory Gordon, and odd humui to your toll. Sheeip manure b an all-organic fortllbor and will food your plants oil summon ! vr|l pa .M m LAt'-s n, vi# rev s • 100 lb. & 50 lfi: BAGS ** « ip* ■-.i ALSO !,,,i il r% 1 We assure you that everythlni la being done to increaae production of So when good friends nsk utt, “ How do I get one of those BuickaT” , BU^CX- c tri w^icb ia limited only by availability-of mitUrlaU. Aa our forthright answer is nlwnya tho same: "Place your name on our nearly as possible our deliveries are being made (rHrceping with the list, sir, at otico. The soffner wo have your name, the sooner you stagt date on which your name v u taken. climbing up our customer list." ‘ . t • Nitrate Soda*and Complete Une of ARMOURS Citrus a^A^tatablo Vor -S A N F O R D ’ S OLDEST D E A L E R ” 210 M agnolia Avenue Phone 367 �m =s -abg-: - T H E W E A T H E ft Rainy and squally tonight with continuing cloudiness Tuesday. Mind* lr**h to moderately strong Minthrn-ttrli .10-10 miles per hour t tha WarU) a of A a n lU t 1 for Sanford. fresh' northerly /O L U M E X X X V I I I E stablished 190S SA N F O R D , Storm, Not Hurricane Gmail Craft Warned By W eather Bureau But Little Danger Is Seen For Others MIAMI. Rapt. 22. «V -G ra d y Norton, chief of the Federal Storm Warning Harriet hare, adriaad Floridian* at I I1. M. to­ day* , , "Don’t lal the alorm- now In tha Gulf tauat you too much worry. It ta too close to land and morlng too faat to beroma a hurricane. "I frankly baliara that If the • canter remained orar tha water for another 24 hour*. It would foefeaae to finrrieaae force. Hot * It will not remain orar water that long. “The w om wa will gat from it will be natty waathar with haary aqualle. Hlgheet wind* of auatalned Telocity ao far her# been 40 mile* an hour. When squalls come along, they hick op orar SO. "The principal danger la fa M email craft. After the renter w. /roasu Florida-and enteta theAtlantlc. It poaaibly wilt Jump ahead to hurleana force, but |u«J now we ace principally concern­ ed with development* aa It. approache* Florida. "Wa are heaping a rery cloaa watch. 7“ "Of eoorae, all of ut ar# jittary from laat weak’* atorm #iperlence. Hut wa can face a *0 mile blow with confidence f and a feeling of security. If any change* In the eltuatlon oc­ cur, you may bar# confidence that you will be adrlaed fully und quickly. '"Tha aun broka through at Miami at 1 P. M. More squall* hey won't bo •re mating, but they * • "TtVr*^ «ruT'aoat h*re ’ Ftnrlda. Weekend arrrey*. on which reports ir t InmfnpWt#, litdiCate more than 1.1M home* were deetroyexL 11.000 or more damaged and that about “ 1*0,000 peraona wera housed —d fed hr the Red Croaa In Florida, MUalaalppl. Uulelana and Alabama. * MIAMI, Fla.. Sept. 2 2 - y n A weak tropical etorm with wind* around 50 mile* an hour in gu»ti M expected to paxi Inland on the Florida we»t coait in the Fort Mycn-Tampa area lomctime this afternoon or tonight, hut the Wea­ ther Bureau, emchafizld today that * wirv»H not he dangerous at all/* > Chief Forcaater. Grady Norton ^»aid amall craft ahould not venture Into the open -lea where the wind* will be at peak In guiU. He *aijJ_the disturbance, which wa* centered orar Dry Tortuga*, 60 mie* from Key We»t, tri* morn­ ing wa* tccompanild by a large *re* of squall* which would be felt over mo»t of Florida, He laid It w*i doubtful if the Well Coait Awould feel Iny higher wlndi than other atetiona of the itate. The high eat luitaincd wind* in the (Horn *o far rare been 40 mile* an hour with tru*t» up to 54 mile*, Nortin aaid. Ghita of 54 mile* an ‘. hour were fepotled at Key We»t this morning. In Miami, wind* reached 36 mile* an hour at 8 :30 A M.. with gu*t* ilighlly »Yigher. The city waa lathed. fre^®qu»ntly by rain. ±- • Norton a*Id the atorm loat eon■Idarabla intensity In PMjtog orar Cuba laat.night and added that It would not hart opportunity to Meopan" before *lrIking the Florida coait- Ho aald the atorm constated of a brood aroa of equal­ ly waathar without a wall organ!*ad eantar and appeared to bo quite weak. "There la nothing to gat alarm# 4 about,** ha a**crt*d, but .warned amall craft against rantaring out -• However, the dlnnal Job of tabulating caaualtlaa and property * damage continued along the coaat of Louisiana, Mlaaltaippl, Alajl bama • and attrowre northwest Florida. Thirty-eight wero known dead, and there waa apprehension Of eaten atv* flood damage to com­ pound the desolation strewn by , the hurricane Itself , »_ Delayed report* rronTGulfporf,' Ml**., aald beach arena atlll war* Mocked off, and residents were warned away because of vanomoua snake*, apparently washed ashore from outlying Islands. Several reptile* war* killed measuring from four to six feet In length. Upstate Mississippi to spray Power truck* war* brought1from leach debrla with DDT and lime (Caotlamef m r « « , *t*> .v. --U .'li1 M O N D A Y . SF.PT. 22, 1017 NO. 222 Associated Preaa L tu td W i n British Delegate Miami Street Scene A fte r Hurricane Passed Danger Of War Truman Doctrine 19 Billions Is Is Denounced By Estimated As CIO Convention Europe’s Need FDR Adviser Says Sovietism Worse Than Czarism Wallace Says United Catastrophe Is Fore­ States Cannot W in s e e n I f Marshall Third W orld .W a r Plan A id Withheld Dr. Isriiaji Bowman Of Johns Monkins Addresses Students . Unyielding Attitude On World Problems Is Denounced In UN Meeting By McNeil MOSCOW, Sept. 22. l.l'V— Ne»-paper readers In the Soviet l ninit lod.xi H e r e given a re­ pot! that liepulv Koielan Mini-ter tniliel 1 tUhinskv had up-cl the plan* of forces In Ihe tUnited . Stair*.. whlrh »*re picInm l .la tr<*MPiC ^41 BOSTON, Sept. 12 UP* -G en­ PARIS. Sept. 22 lAV Wfilrrn eral office!* of ibe United Elec- Europe pledged itrell lo a pro­ •'i i w i i M O R i . ' s " e p i ; ' i ? ^ , ‘irvs ,, r .from T‘’*'' New York that me**aged tiical. Radio and Machine Work- gram, of «clf-belp tod*y and ,a*kcd Dr. Ilaiah Bowman, prciident <d ki*hin>kv* speech to the Ini<p*,, of America. CIO. -today de­ ihe Um&r*Sht«>r -t^ .end it John* Ho|Ain* Univrnily and No. led Nation* General Assembly nounced the' Truman Adminiitra- $19,330,000.00 under a four-year I geogr.iphii a|_ adviict to the late last week .In which he name,! hy THIS IS A rniCAl n u n SCtNg In'Miami, Fla, with the tkelelont of hundred* of small bud ne*» pirn- * name a group -of warmonger* lion'a foreign, policy at one ibal Marshall Plan a* a mean, of avert (landing in long row* after the tropical hurricane had swept through the city causing million* In property Preiidmt Romevelt dining WmlJ pioditrrd the Imprejvslnn her* of "give* ut imetutily and point* to ing economic “ catastrophe/* damage. After pairing over adptnem Florida, tho atorm swept into the Oulf ,qf Mexico, only to'tutu War 2, sail! (••alav. tlut "t’ ommun a loifsling Imnib." *« . —• war.. Thi* program, tbe participating ' northwestward and aim at. the aouth LnuliUnq coait and the new New Orleans area. (Internationjl) lint i* a5to|uli*0t detigned to be Their crilicitm in a foimal re­ 16 nation* declared, cobid enable NEW YORK. Sept. 22 more tUlhlest ^nd imnplele tlum port to a ihoutand delegate* tep- Europe "to make her lull"contri, Cian*m. Onlv tbe la|ie| »t*tbing- Bnlain vvnrneil tod.tv llfal if the tetenling 600,000 wqrkrrt at the kution to the welfare of tbe world. ’ Soviet Union penitted in trying m ed." union— one of ihe target) in llte The requeit wa* made in a 20,In an addirvi to imotning »l'i forte it* own will upon tho world CIO—opened a week-long ennven 000-word document which will be ! denl» al tl.e U m vetsUv. l U m ' v n .le Hi . " ..'id ^ t r p r .s v r „ i lb - w o d H 1 lion here. __ a iv l r ia r b Vvllo dispatched to V^arhington aflet Ilf liverevl n ileiuim i vlioll of the Ruv w ill tlllin h le "lu d e o u i cnn»e<ju*n-e r ," Tltey criliciied Preiidenl Tru­ ligning heie today by representa­ nan giueAinirpl. and raid. Brilitlr Minister of Stale Herman tpecifically for accepting a* tive* of tbe Ift nation* which mapA complete *ct of abandoned " I tin not leaf i b r t'SSR todav tm Mi Ned iM unci! thU warning advtieti politician* whom. ibev tied their economic want* in Km cl’ the,, identified a* belonging l.» I only leai dial out people w II laid, the people bad rejected re­ lian-boycotied conference* held Effort T o Partition Nathan * l-ev.entbal. *6fl vrat old A g r i c u l t u r e C o m m i t ­ not,.*, 1 m lime in Hive nut itnn,,'! liefoie th e.United Notion* A**en\- in btiOU word 1m *ic policy peatedly by rr electing Franklin here for 70 day*. HoIyLandMiRHtEn- negttl who had been ic|*.-i tf-’ I t e e A j ’. r e e n O i l F u ­ tlir r»pin«n;n anti tbe ni'.in-. tlcV li| D. Rooievelt. They alto callrd upOnly a 1.500-word summary wa* mining from hi* home .it 41 7 l..,,i wain yn aggirnive, arbitrary, u " stxtement for ihe United Kingdom. dangcr Oil Rights 5etonil Street rince '• til n'tli** tu re Food E x p orts II - xigorouxly .itt.nke.l -Rutsi.x on Mr. Tiuman lo return to the made public today; the text it rupt, and (wiwerlul ., govemmenl .iit.l *1 the same lime .i|ipci led policiei of the New Deal. scheduled for publication next Stluhlay evening, were found on LONDON, Sept. 22 i/F) An Washington! Sept. 22 -r> ol tbe follv id rl.nling a v,.vt. to Moscow to drop wli.it be c.i!|yd bail Seminole Bnillev II I and Henry.A. Wallace aliened that weekend. "1 llnv icaron dl univei,itin Pierident Inimvn invited In* cn Arab nlfirr ipnkeiman <aid lodaV mil* unyielding at­ "The American people, through bmught lo polite head.piuteit it lire cabinet to luncheon today ai are cnnrcined atoiUI our new milt tit llrxil.lr the United State*, even " itli it. the Arab world ha* agieed to titude mi W'rutil (iiolileui*. wealth and atom bomb* "will never thfir government and their Con­ make "a complete economic and 5:10 o ’clock Sunday evening b> lop Adminulivti.in idlmvlv (dung­ laiy ,'ivii e law. ' ■ • Mi Neil itdi ulcd the cluirge* of gress, will consider thi* program Patrolman Robert Gilyaid win p third world war.” ,11c «ald a universal -.rvicJ Ihw ed into a »rnr» of critical <c.nfercultural break" with Europe anJ << mm rtmm Bln RuwU'f Apjlrei Y. Vidunsky that wn, needed "if vvn nte to distil* “ The war that la l-elng bred foe America if the United Nation* t Police were informed eady Sun ence* . . .on ttitemalional ,-problem* f f Lute military li«h, aril ie,pun,|. llicie . h "war '110(1 get ing" in tha . U* must ha stopped,” he deviate 1 dry nioming by M <>nier !,. I lain,, should attempt to partition Bale*with this *v the lug, immediateI,ilme. f ait Iy mid at Hi- same I tilled Stater. In an addrra* prepared for tha CIO M, Neil calle 1 inter of the mining man, that (|ur*tiim: I time tri pnldlc. Including c-tntine. ronvantion. Wallace aald that in N tsltlcukv’* .HU l L a . .comedy the event of \nother war “ we alii Tire rjrnknman, lelf-ityied Ixrn- be wa* mining, lie wa, deim li' l Shnuld Congtes, be called into j grcOioiiitl. *ii|unill ( l<‘i r * net have strung allies.” ai being 5 feet, II iiuhet in special tettion |o M-e d emergenryl 1,1 « * 'egime. ..f tl, . . don prop*gambit for ibr ’ Arab -o f -Hr-m were. - W-— Hten--- t)i-—:e-) - Vrsbmsky's----- ■ *Th# reactionary government, L^itllL light blow |>— ,sd-*- -altd-Judd aid TjyF.tlfiqie----------------- ' '*■"* coir—Ht-w -toll 0 high tlegr— i,f cHorges tbsi tile -Marshall Plan we ar* ^auppurUng abroad. will, I leaded. He bad been westing .1 Ian authoritative British Foreign OfSecretary of .'stale Mrivhvll, wbu* 01 gouUalton for evil, *uch virion* etied Hie s .ieeelgnti of any remn* enujiola with Intarnal revolu­ f»i ecnitomle aid to Europe .threattion* II a great war breaks out G. W. Sp»nc»r won to|> honor* fice muter said Britain would sc- while ca|>. Ian ihiil am! wnrx flew from tb- UN meeting in! H*r i’ f ,Vw ‘? r* 1!h* trv, and aco-ired_JJ.lt;jia_ot. jltr _^ betAeqitvthe United Slate, and •» * out* program conducted by cept such partition if other UN pint*. HBt . u n L u ToiiFf iri>h Ihf Hurl A fTr r ~ n(F t n .f p..„id u .if: •liucling afimnc control and par*._._ R paM oX K iaW . ______ U in n the' clothe* were brought t*-»r 11.*1 ml Ivxii g tl.e Security Council by i' » rn ii | " ^. b ,,‘ wou,d ht,P « W ou, ,Hr to the police station,. Monte* KHfCUtlvg, IiR«_uiidic4ftd hr hr ! ftttkVfHpn vj»n f h f ^ ; ^ b S ^ rV |U ^ U9/| t tI'uiciug l ’nV u d ow AtTha aame.Ume Wallace !irvp» iirnn/lv ll»r U%v m »l* 1 ■* *luvmlUl fur tin* Afnfrtuiin |n'*iier loo 20 Vetoes. *d- upon Praaldant .Truman to George 8tlne, R. L. Dean and.P tojee1Hani, »*•> notified, came to tho ^Ir’ Nrlt'i l-'1-tl -n-eeh ranged over Colonial S e c r e t a r y Arthur station and identified" the clothes should be convened in exlramd, ^ summon a ipecial *e»*iun of Con Rev. Mark Carpenter In rapid fire tiie whole field nf international — ■ r tJImmediately ljP grna t o '“ enact Into ortler._ and winning a large and Creech .lone* leave, by plane for ns those of tier missing brother, narr levrinn, | I'("Mlttinlitrt *iTO1*|»||*' v«I*1V affuirs but it- central rbemp waa a rationing' ami price con­ varied assortment of prliea. Ilaw n lH l' New York tonight to pre»eftl Mr. Ituman’, attituS- wa, re I. itussin’a ufi i-mpiomislng nttituda At tha luggaatlon of A C. Britain'* views to the t'N Assem­ according to the police report. trol law ;with teeth,tn-It." Several traffic arcidenl, were H-nreerg » n rwae slit Stine, the club voted to hold a City Meet Postponed and the (Miieiit'.fil "rrumbla and Taking to task Senator Robert ".Ladles Night" program during bly, soon to consider a majority reported to police nvey the wees A. Taft (R-O.) for suggesting the week of Oet. 27. Earl Turner report of it* aperiai committee end t)Ut the only injury was that I For V F W Dinner “ No n;ltb*j !m. n monopoly of that tha American peopta prob­ and Mr. Stine were named on th» An I'aleatlne fteommending divi- uf ArtInn Lee Snlliv&t of Long- Thousands Attend ■rulii, " li** ii•• olid "No nation is •Inn of moat of the H»l> Land wood who lirol Ids libs hui t n, ably should rat lea* extravagant­ committee of arrangement*. ( unmiissitin meeting omiilw-Nuit. Nb reasittiaitle nation Into Arab .and Jewish state,. LuUiuirdiu Funeral j willNofw-City ly, Wallace declared: the result of 11 collision at !t;!tO Mr. Stine also announced that held tonight in order ilurt Xgu_axpaoUors «lt—OTmi»x"tn have The Arab , (Hike,man xnld th-> o’clock Salmday mottling Ih>"If the total program of the the week of Oct. 5-10 will Iw v i ... ........ . “ ‘ .___ I roniiiikxliinaia- emt-lmoi—nffirlltT; bet view nee,*pi rd by all other men In power |. advise to eat le**, known a* National Handlrappcd league—comprising Egypt, lirvj. tween tiie Kurd ,'-*lan_lie w-n ! __b.—T . , Sapl. US, C l1 m«v uili-ml the aiipp-c and nl>•••t- natiun." . — . --------we (hall eat le*», and leas as in­ Week and called upon tha lu.m v -^-HilLArebla, H aiitJ uidtUL. U L drfVtniraTsr. •rTT;TrTR(re*t and i n " " " '" ," 1 final'tribute tmlnv 1 „f VetcnviniT I'. • .:n Wan. McNeil then >n bvered this blunt ‘nnnn and Yemen—bud ivcieed I'ontiar ,rdnu driven by SaMticI cioi..||„ ||, LaGuanlin, t ill-■|p,„t *;iiH2 nt 7 :M" o'cl ■■• ni tin naming: flation increasex and a depression Club to assist In empkiying five fr,mt j '•//'* ' ° ‘" v,,r* "" «hn- Mayfnir Inn Comm...... .. will *nch handicapped parson* In San tha "break” with the We»t. ehoub'j la made Inevitable." It the. So..<*t government conlie divided, in rv aecrei ,i . . crowded the Cat hr I m-i t jonjorrovv *Ui IU.IH....... mi |i,o,nn» night, iiixlwad, "The time* call for bold action ford. Tha club voted to a**t*t tinresolution adopted at n meeting -.dels Ihn: in all nun, its power _J rn! JidvH.the Oivinr. tn'Tit program a n d Clarence Redding . .. ..... ................... .. , V P County officials uK o.pl-ejdMnt* and planning to avert chaoa," ha jii'nd ''«■ liii,* funeral funeral sovfeA. and Mr. Stlna were named to tin-, at Bludan, Syria, ncny^ljaiuaiicu . r u -r t A r i* I ’ i i i i 'i f F n r .ervIcK .. * f lb- S-nim' apd Jomm ' '..imtier §|U*t lie iixlendeil, it ft think* said. in Jam*. 104o. ■ | tiov. Thomas Thomas forno forno- .f Commerce, Aim-i-.o. la-gluli Hut in d> -ciihuig any internatipn“ Tb*. great crisis ef the mo­ committee- by Frasldant Goriton' Asked why he wa* how diwl-- I *vtl /\ r L I m i l l I UT ’ r Gov. ■* - E. Dewey, •■ ,, tii.it l.'sfi ijtiinn must ment is not on tbe Greek border Briisom 5 : nVoM1,'.'cr , 1'f w,-rr am-! fexpreted " 1 " ) vtn at rend ’ ; Up- no •ting nt sptprt.- thenr~l—srry~vrithnut tUliiam U D!1 a, H Firms participating in the nuix ing the gist of the resolution, thi H u n t i n gn O u t O f S v a & o n ,elnrct but Ip. .th f American grocery hre fMiiiHc officliif) who hhfUil t which llm prilKfhal Mpc-iiVi-t wilt ■(ualifirMlKio Hurt not only will program ware the H. B. Pope f’o.. apokaiman aald "the main fPIiot atom ." Harod-Ronre and his brother. ! K of , Wmlplittir*........ Inc., McCronr’* Store, Mickey’s la to rounter rumor*" 'that tic* t*4» I rnrii'U ,I*. Del .in- rh" INiited Nations be. destroyed, pharmacy, HUI Hardware (o., Arab *taUa have ‘ di,agreed on ...... H>uV” Lk Dplaropal diocese ....... and fnuuer ..................... but' Hie U’ 'table pence of th* Better Newspapers Frierson Electric and. Gas Co., Hie policy tn be adopted" if th. ! / f K 2 t . ^ l . J n ..... tor tbe dead over I . ...........lute- whose Mill . et will to- world u II rrumtde und era*.!,’ Stine Machine Co,, Margaret Ann, UN disregard* .their argumentWer. world G o v , ..... n v II. b r in g in g to u- nit th o ta n g in g Cited__ A t Seminar Ferkine-Robson Men’s Wear, and against partition. hideous ci’pseiplenee* to which ,were charged vviih , attempting to ivill lie introduced by Hut Mr. Vt«hlnsky drew o.ir atretw Replying to a question, he sa- I .n''1 " f , *r*»of>. and ,ji W n e b o e o In ' Kader’a Jewelry. toi I F. Boyle. NEW YORK. Kept. 2*. GP>— a . "complete" ' veconmnic- lur. n'eij guUly liefore f ounty J*idge I C M lie » O r K lT S I n • J’-wt Commaiulor- 1 !• Scoit tion." Revellon Itrown, editor, and pubmight" mean that the Aral*-os * ^ " * rr. , aturday. South Askw Rai se1' 11 ;v,1‘ oino ilio-gurvts utid post Iteferriug to Viah:n,xkt'A_attack 1. Itaher of the ProvIdenTa (R, I.l Butter And E ggs lion* would withdraw American ’ A fide of VICK) and" cost* « “ *!■ — I ntetnlw-ts. Dick—Aiken.--will »tne mi Ho- 't'ni’ ed >:;it.‘ -, McNeil Journ*ly|iulletint told an opening I llc b . * • . — — - ^ . .. .. ..t . . ■■ faat s i.i levied on Harold liouie, and Richseveral selection* With Roger ll.x i- -uni: A gain Stump In Mart * rieniianta session of the American Preaa In­ ------i------------------------ ard Ilouae drew a fine of ISO and A1, ANT'L S"I*L 22. ' (/Tt ■ ft, ril|n|,anytig. The pi tginm "When 5Ji VKbittsky argued nn • stitute at Columbia University to­ ' ' <-0.1.. - ,S,i d|,rt l mill operator., t ^ a , |,,d |„i,, V.roidcasl by Motion l luiisday that Ins governro* t: day that American new*paper, Ily ASSOCIATED PRESS A r i , Svhrvn Y V n r k p r c Warden Warren stated thU,|"," f '’ •’ "* AVorker, ,\\| |;|t. Invocaton will be by the oere flistir>sed ami angvreii ,»t arc making "a notable record in A threat of frost and wheat onop » OrKerS morning that the (wo. men were I nion of America, CIO, wants i , |!rv ,| (.; McKinley, pastftr of the tin, statemeius of individual • •elf-improvement end In their own buying bv miller* rerereed th« Honored For vService w h,||r «•*#»*^ti«mpteii *«*i fr* J,tmr *^n«*rr»i , |tM MetM.nst church, Americans that Russia was prexMixf*x.u x v c i v ix x iJiot d wl||l(1 mn,orlng and u s e - K»o,i Tt,e itemaml., wa* Mrve,|j. ( „ mmanrler Nr nt t announced {isrlng for war and was a warmon­ assumption of responsibility for protracted altimp In grain price* public guidance and laaderthlp.". at Ihe Chicago Board of Tra ing, Ihe mitmnohllf* spot-light wimt-lighl flt a Hireling oh-del"- pglaj this will lie llm iiiggrst mret- ger , | want, to *ny this: Th# reply The seminar la the first of six day, but wlipUlala butler and egg .. - . . . M 1**. mV . . iI locate the game. At the time of gates from 1W> mill* who claim tn Inlc ever attempted by K»*l CIO tax pod lias liecn railed to, create In­ is not to imprison any individual scheduled for the present academ­ price* continued thalr downwaid chin# Shop worker* were present- ilia arrest rest they were In possession pussestlon represent tepretent soma, some, 125.0X 125,(KM MI CM or to suppress Ainerlcjiii or Rr*t* ad with buttons on Saturday by of # | n#lI - 'two liairrl* shotgun jtlle w'oikrrs jn the Houth, ic year—the second year of the. tVemf. loade<l terest in local, Stale and the Na­ ish ne\v(|is(teis M. Carroll, general foreman. In „ nlj „ loaded *!x shot .22 rifie,! The revolution declared that tl Institute. Managing editor* and and a lot Livestock price*, which aim tional Government. "The reply 1* to open the doore •• ' - ■Idllbinal • ■ • * ------------news editors of 27 newspapers are moved lower laat week, wax* mix­ recognition ox 26 year* o f con- • money wns -n.. ■ b-d• t» ba- -----revealed. of Itossia lb that the nations, tinuoua service. help southern workers meet the attending the current three-week ed at Chicago and othar markets. tiie people of th<*«« nations, who Thom to whom whom tb* "award* A i d F o r I l j i m l i c m i n p f ! lhl« h ro,‘ " r ,iv!t,« "f *11 tn *lHMi** l i i i t l i a r i s f i c C o i i k t o h h aesaion. The exchange* and wholes**!m io tiave gieat underlying sympathy I Ir llltllt. a p p C O 1^,^ diffrrrntinis la-1wren Brown, referring to what he commodities Erice levels, which were made were: J. A. Strange. M fi'ts In Huft'alo with, this new. ameigiug power, w» • wsi------------------------- s . . . . . . .< termed the constructive editorial moved generally lower laat week. mgine machinist |n*peclor, who Persons I h Planned Hil* aerlinn and other region* nf fan see wtiat (s going ftp." y . the country,* There was no lmtreatment with which American were watched for an Indication of started work here on ‘ Aug. 8, McNeil deeisred that Vlshinsky BUFFALO, N. Y.. Sept. 22. (,P) newspaprrs hkve approached cur­ whether a turning point in the 19221 G. C. IIIAchllffe, boiler­ Step, in the Fcleral Security """liate reaction from mlll ownc v - -This rlty of 685,000 was ilrcknl had acrlised Britain o f "seeking rent International problems, de­ record high coat of living had been maker and Inspector, employed Agency’* plan of vocational re- 10 "'•’ ’'• " " " I ’ ‘ ho^ since Aug, P, 1922; E. H. Camp, out in flags and hunting tmlny ax to divide Kurojie" t(eo*nie of lier clared that "superior professional reached. S a,7’r' its .180.000 Catholics prepared for effoils til Implement the Marshall electrician, employe I since Aug. babUltatlon for' Imth veteran, and p" n>- l,H' performance la the hallmark o f an outlined Friday «*"• " W " ' * t lr tlnu' Hie opening nf the ltuffnlo Can- I’lau. 16, 1922; A. F. Kemp, machinist, non-veterans -were Increasing number of our news­ ........... employed since Aug. 16. 1922 an.l afternoon at Eddie’s Reataurant -by hail rtune to reclttce, not ralae, pay. tridal Eucharist in Congi i-ss. Bible Class Praises papers today.” L. M. DeLanay, colored machlnUt I B»lph K. Howl FSA represents- * *r «*s ■ w TbtwCongresa, first in the .world tion." McNeill detlsieil- He added ffe asserted that "the Influence employed aln-e Aug. 2K. «!»• to a group of civic club and ( , j r l lH K i l l e d 111 since the one held In 1911 at Min- that Britain bad devoted har of the Individual newspaper, I Anti-Gam bling Drive helper, 1922, • veterans organlration leaders. * nrapOlis-St, Paul, was scbetluled con’ plfte strength toward world think, Is not to be measured by Ilralley Odham waa named chair­ Motorcycle Crash to begin late Ih the day with n cooperation, liut had been block­ A resolution, expressing com­ circulation but by tha Intellectual man of a committee, which will liturgical reception of 81. Joseph’s ed hy Bnixta at every turn. capacity of the editor*, corres­ mendation for efforts made by aid In bringing the employment KEY WEST, Fla., Sept. 22, <7T> new ralliedi :d for Francis, Cardi­ "We have !>een thwarted and pondents and reporter* o f tha In­ taw enforcement officers of the W are’s O ffice Open needs of the handicapped before —/The Florida Highway Patrol rere nal Spellman, archbishop of New frustrates! hy disagreement and , County to prevent Urn return nf dividual newspaper." the public during Oct. 6 through ,,Arl«M t today that ported Gloria IH Lll-er York. As metropolitan nf tin- hy a trolley of mm-cooperatidn punch board* or other gambling For Driver’s Licenses th* 10th. This period ha* b e e n Ha, ............... ■ 21. nf••Philadelphia, wax killed provlnee of New York, Cardinal lie declared "There Is no necesdevice* to places of business, Was POLIO INFANT designated as Nallntyil Handicap early Hil* morning when the mot- Spellman Is the patron of the sily for us t« lie divided, by po­ recently adopted at a special ’ The office of Judge R. W. week. nreyrle 'on whlrh abb wa* riding Congress. litical, still le**' by territorial, AKRON, O., Sept. 22 </P)-A meeting of tha R. W. Ware Bible Ware will be open 'continuously Mrs. Jesse Mosley of the U. S. left U. 8, No. I highway on Sumof the First Matbodlsi from 9:00 A. M. to 8:00 P. M. ‘the rnrdlnal was expected hy quest Ion*." 24-year-old woman under treat­ Claia Church. **— each week day hereafter through Employment S e r v i c e , presided. mertaml Key ami crashed Into a train from New York CUv along McNeil blamed tb* present crit­ ment for Infantile partly ala ha* A cony of this resolution, sign­ Wednesday, Oct. 1 for the purpose 4‘resent were Ilralley Odham, F, ditch. with two other prince* of th» ical world kltnailon largely on given birth tn • alx-pound. IwxIt. Sentt representing the V.F.W.j Puller said Gerald 8. Wood*, 27, church. Juan Gualberto Cardinal what ho catlihLUuaalk's unwlllloge ed by Mr*. J, It. Iloolehan, class ,of Issuing driver* licenses. ounce boy, Children’s Hospital re­ aecrelhry, was sent to 8hariff I*. After Oet. 1 It will I* neces- Mra. _ . Roy Tlllia of tha_ Woman'* , f BoA. a sailor on the UK8 Gilmore, who tiuevara.—aachld-Mf*— nf— Idrnxr ness to coopera’te. A* far •• ported today, • A. Mere, wa^|4b.|lng-thn m^nn-yttfT^IT ,.rrl| Rm| r(,Ho Carmelq Cardinal Hiiasla was concerned, he said, aafy that applicants see tbe State tpJjlutmUL Mrs. Margie «, Pqpla, attaches . . . . I 1 u n ji A i ia s i A.t . S 1 . 1 .1 . .. _ . . ■ _ . unconscious uamt laid lie-. de Vascanrellos erehanta Associa­ fknocked Merchants r ^ ,! . Tbe resolution, a* unanimously 1\ Motta. archbishop “ every situation la pictured in adopted,“ aUled: •'That w a W h l t>tlorr i for the renewal of their tion; Joel Field ami lien Young aide the Imdy of the dead girl for of San Paulo. Braid Mack and white; perhaps, more _ ............as _ _ _ a .tiapt _. u ". ■ V_L.n^_,L T V ,n *VU,lon Individually and clasp unit, III license, ot\ If they prefer, they of the American Legion; A. C. seven hours until he recovered correctly, in term* of black and last night when !h« child w u with to expreu to our law an can pay an additional II aa a Kllna of Rotary; Roy Mann of consriousnef* i t I A. M., and new traps Red." • ' “'V born. Ur. M. E. Farris reported forcement officers of Semlnol- penalty for failure to secure the Klwanla and Dirk Kl sherry of tho c r a w l e d back to Ihe highway Andrew Carraway, president of — the infant probably would dls- County, our deep appreciation for renewal during the time specified IJorur. where he flagged a passing mot­ the Sanford Sheet Club, announc­ a p'r no algna o f the diaeaM. every effort made and every act by law. It was derided that the group orist and told o( the accident. ed this morning that single and HdlOOIdt RE-OPF.N undertaken to protect ourr eiusen* “ Our office will be glad to co­ win meet next Friday afternoon County Schools which were double shooting will take place at LOWRY DIES You generally, and our Young Peopl e. operate In any way they can," at 3:00 o’clock at the Tourist'Cen­ EDITOR DIES the Municipal' Airport r a n g e dosed on Wednesday, Thursday WINTER HAVEN, Sept 22. f>T) particularly, ularly, prevent return •aid Judge Ware, "anil If a party ter to plan further action, on a " . to _____ [t the retur BRADENTON. Sept. 22. U b - Thursday aflejmmn at 3:30 o'­ and Friday last week due to tha' —Wonrf I* Lowry, Sr., 64, Flor­ and eajabli cafabllahment within any ran ndt conveniently present their program designed to bring Ut th* itnbvrl William Benllay, 09, editor clock. Novf*Jraps have arrived atorm, were re-opened on ached*.4 ida citrus Industry leader, at an luainesa place ar otherwise n old license, it can be sent In by attention of business men the and general manager of the Brad­ and have been Installed amt tho ule this morning. No damage to Orlando hospital 'Saturday after iunch hoards, slid other gamblln. another with the required fee ami need of handicapped peraoax for enton Herald, At his home eetty range it well supplied with tar­ building* ha* bven reported, Supt, •n Illness of alx weeks. evlcea ef similar nature or kind.' a new license can then he Issued.* Jobs. T. W. I-awton said today. gets amt ammunition, he aald. yesterday of a heart attack. * > *15 Arab Warns Of Brother O f Montez President Meets Harris Is Reported -Wilh-Cabinet-0nBreak With West To Be Missing ^ Forcign Policy In Palestine Row G. W. Spencer Wins Quiz Program A t WASHINGTON, Sept- *» -The American Red OF)—The Ri Crow ' 0*14 arid today -It It hat hae apdroprUthd »P(lr I- 11 .000,000 to meet "diaaalar rr'iyf needr" ol stricken laml- F LO R ID A . urwlay JKotary Luncheon made u» at*n»*nt-*ii« m •• ‘ m -TV a .- v* �I . 1 rfte Sanford Herald AS •STlMr, MIHH, «><• ,1 iV i.U Mialallaua aa4 aallrw -I liatU iaM iali far Ik. ptiiirua* <A imitlma fuaUt, will W. ch tu rf la, M ftylar ■ftrrtlJai n in . Ik lu l ,'t*w.**e«« law, itfir a a li Tk* IliiaM In U» U llM il (laid al aiu iliilat. Oltlm nra nalalalaif In Ik, laigaal ilU«i la ik* rvaalrs.nltk Ian In f’klraaa nn4 **n Vnin. M va,V n.af IkTie ll.nita la kaaerlala* retaa nklrk la •allll-4 imetmataetr la Ik* >• nf irpihllatlaa a< all i k , tan ll a.na piinlf* lm tkta a in .M f'i. ■a avail aa all kP a m i Ulspalrki*. MONDAY, 8 KPT. 22, l»47 HAT 18 W HY, WE NEED MP1.ETE ABSTlUeTION IN ORDEK TO CONTACT T im Cod is within you._______ Some ol these polilkoi wfro are ahduting that a depression is com­ in g arc going lo be mighty dis­ appointed if a long period of proiperity eniuci. If the Chicago grain, market! continue to fall the way they .did tail week, the price of corn may loon get down to where we can After the first World War there was for a time an epidemic ot live goldfqh eating, but we never had anything Fike this. In Papaic. N. J. the other day a 19-yesr-oiJ girl complained ol a stomach ache. X-ray* and an operation followed. whereupon the surgeon removed from her upper interline a six and a half inch teaspoon swallowed a month before.' ’ » Au American Army journal says that the Russian army in Europe today it to large and well trained that it could probably overrun and conquer the entire continent in n matter of two Or three daw. Then they would be right twhere the Carmans were the day before D-Day, only without-(ba-air-fere* and with much more extended lines of communication and transport Unknown '.Soldier II An unknown nnldlrrr of World Wnr II will rent beside (tie oriKimil -Amoilrmi unknown aoldioj*^ urrordlng to a War PopartmeI>L «tinni»‘nM.nwn| AH r j * r ; *.;-wrtvmf mibi up 'W ib if w ‘ATiimca'fl tffine'r ft/rces ami lost lila fiTif and Identity in the second world war. Thus thousands of Americans will have the chance to believe*it may bd their own friend or kin who lies in the new grave at Arlington National Cemetery — and one of them will lie right. There are points on which the unknown soldier as an institution can he criticized. Suspense over the name of Unknown Soldier II may not be merciful to those Americans who have already suffered seven-lv. As a fantastic lottery In a kind of hope anil sentiment that might better be forgotteu the shrine may be regarded by some as not in the best of taste. * On the other hand, the first unknown soldier has be­ come n symbol of n faith and a passion which needs renew­ ing. Ceremonies at his tomb have become dedications to the ideal of peace. Tjiat ideal must not be allowed to become the bbject of merely routine observance. That it should be revived and refreshed in dramatic fashion when Unknown Soldier II is interred is unquestionably^ to be desired. Laboratory Marvels This fall more engineering students will enter the na­ tion’s technical colleges than ever before. And engineering firms continue to cry for more. Last June, it was said, there were two Jobs wulting for every graduate of the country’s leading engineering schools and 25 for each- With an ad­ vanced dpgree. • Contrary to curricula, of unde|graduate days before. engineering1stinlehls rtoW'iearfi flmt-fianH familiarity with giant and complicated machinery while studying textbook theory.. Laboratories of most technical institutions resemble machine shops or modern faclbrles. The war developed American scientific and technical skills, needs and interests to nit amazing degree. Peacetime sees a continuation of such progress. It all promisee a me­ chanical wonder-world of the future that1few can Imagine. Even students beginning this school year may have little conception of what miracles their, training may uncover. Irene SH*rbenz writes from London that one of the brightest ideas of the Women's Voluntary Services there concerns recreation and social life for people over 60. Many of these persons lost' relatives, friends and homes in the wnr. and would be at loose ends without the Darby and Joan Clubs which hnve been formed in all parts of London, meet­ ing wherever a place can be found. Three or four times a week, from after lunch till after tea, men and women from 60 to 90 get together for bridge, dominqes, and talkfests. Those who are not inclined toward these pursuits may just sit and watch or thinki no one is urged to do anything. Everyone has tea. which costs tupence, with :i penny,ej(tra |r you want a tart. These clubs are as valuable in their w ay‘as are can­ teens for the young,. Being too old to prance about does not necessarily mean that ‘desirq for social fellowship is gone. Similar clubs have proved, successful in social settlements in this country, but there is still room for many more in rvll loa Imttnn anvnllnw communities. cities, towns nn<l and smulier of New York. iiy d e w it t T O O , IF IT APPEARED HERE We aha11 be wise not to over­ look French Foreign Minister lildfeult’s ilrtrlatnliun before the U. N. Assembly that hie deleradon "deems It futile and dangeroui to conceal the magnitude and seriousness of the crisis" growing out of the Rusao-American. dash., which is threatening the "very life" of the tyaee organisation, and that it is only hon­ est to say one doesn’t see bow the opposing views can be re- to GRICAGO : to NEW YORK W man'* Ian<i between lha two do­ minant power*. However. *• can fill in the gap* which he akippad. The real key to the iltuation i* • fact upon which this cnlumniat haa been-inflating becatia* of Itp aupieme importance, and it ta Ihfa; Russia's generation •old pro­ gram of ..world revolution for the ificatiana of the great offensive on tha globe. It* greatest suereaa baa. been ill raaiern Europe where a big new lied empire lie* bean built out of weak countries tty etrung arm method* in a abort tim#, but already it haa a grip on other war-Unit nation* lik* Italy. Thi*’ world revolution can’t be reconciled with any -oihar vjnw*. It can be Hopped only if and when it cama* up against an Imwisdom won’t turn the trick. Neither will harsh language. What aort of barrier la needed T Doss it mean wart Well, it could mean that, but It itrikes m* there are other possible ways of hailing the ted tide. One •Via $12.25 •All r*>». rj»» T*a Cunnn-iina Passengers Air Mall Air Express Far All Air Travel fUaervationa PHONE 1325 W lfll NfclV Oltl.KANH declared in a "alate of emergency." w unload pile* of mattrraaoa at the rity’i Municipal Auditorium f Ukhu* im1> u(, persona evacuated -from Uxa'tlulf CoaA araa.' public buitilinga were thrown open to shelter homeleaa realdenti the'howling hurricane Which iwept over Ilia city. (International Boundphoto} Communism H it the new ItUropean bo>y»dary Hneo. At that tlm* he wa* preaidant of tha American Geographical So­ ciety. . - . "In all direction — Bo.uhorua, Baltic, Arctic, Ear East. Persian L u lf----- tha Ukillt is pushing cut* fur porta and what it thought to give security to such ports, nsmsJy, the complete police control of one after the other of the smaller slate* lhat stand in the way. “ Indeed the push toward such ports is now but a detail of a larger push, the spread of Com­ munism by every means, fair and foul, conrtlved by a handful of mtn anxious lo protect them­ selves . by impot-ng tilair evil system on the whole world. Bowman aaid that Russia “cautioualy accepted" an invitation to the Dumbarton Oak* international conference for peace in lUi* be­ cause the flbrieta "had quite other design* Itr the post-war world, plan* Involving military a n d police domination rather than V tvx peaceful democratic cooperation.” During the- war, he amid, “ thair agent* awarmad with increasing vigor - in avary troubled area to make more trouble and dianodH iikwia military annual j allies, aitirs, vvmUBlll| their confuting to mwt Florida Financial Responsibility Law effective both tha Issue* and tha volar* in October 1, 1947. tha process. W# tampered and ad­ justed and compromised, hoping _Y»u-can be depriretf-oHyour right to drive^tn eyetit .Ji'kLJhAjtdendihlp-WA-conaUbeAbyou are involved in an accident causing bodily injury ly offered would dispel their sus­ picion one day. They consistently or property damage to others, and unable to meet the deny in deeds every profession of j requirements of the Law, Democracy and cooperation that they make in word*," You should know about this Law and how it affects lie said every step taken by Russia In the past three year* shows 'that ah* will not accept Copy will be mailed to you upon requeat. the judgment of a majority of nations on ,h*r acta. We can save you money on your Hability insurance. "This mean* that ah* will not let go o f the veto in the Security CASH DIVIDENDS TO POLICY HOLDERS Cotmcil" of the United Nations. H* said there wa* a rising senlimant in the United 8tat«s to maintain the nation’s military Phone strength. 1I3W "When w* are strong enough not to fear- the U8HR, or any Magnolia Are. other power, w* should be able to think and act coolly and raao- LIABILITY INSURANCE ttpffftiv li^ H ftK y H U U O ia iU iflO n iD ^ tW F rnoras*. Key eountriea lik* Ihiw ain and Franc* are ao hard hit that they art. unable to bolster intention ot starling a war. Thi* thair smaller neighbor*. That* I* especially Important now in th* why so much dependence is being midst of all the talk about th* pos­ placed on America. sibilities of a third world war, It the United States gaya tha sains kind of assurance* it would go a Iona way toward relieving the arudaty of th* world" Zploag* K B.Bfisfl1 *"Nothwithstandlng ■Nfit Utf1•hal ulc.ltme ll>< tafd? th* ag­ gressiveness In which th* speech Communism Is throwing avary wa# delivered, there runs through ounce of itranrih in th* way of It a clear feeling that Ruisls dot* fomenting strikaa and disorders not want war.’’ . . to make the position o f tha righlConfirmation Is given this in­ of-center government untenable. terpretation by a report made th* Th* Reds, led by Russian trained aim* day by Ernaat Ropes, who Italian Communist i’almira Togheads the Russian (action of thi Haiti, are even talking revolution Department of Cotnoitrce. Ropes, openlv. , - who knoVs Russia thoroughly, If rehabilitation can't b* achiev­ •aid that country Will not hav* ed In time to form an effective tha Industrial rapacity to make barrier against aggvaaive Conti war against .the United States for muniim, then tha Red ism wt!| at lasit 35 years. "They haven't menace to tha Orient and th* got the stuff," ha said, "and won't would create a new and terrible navtdi for at least 35 years, not ovvmsn the rest of Europe. That ev*n after 50 years. Wa don't Mfeatam Hemisphere, > worry about Russia as a The position is critical but not ■I enemy." Hopes, of rouraa. hopeless and I ballet* wa ara ing only about “ industrial sol it led to aa peel that tha econo­ y"—but thar* i* no doubt mic crlel* can be overcome. a conc|«sl»na apply alto to mament and (notarial, i clear that . Russia 'can't mw or at- any time In. the itrue, for the simple swoon hasn't th* thing* M fight with. All It ho* ta men—and man, no matter haw numerous or afftelant. can’t go to war Without arms and auppiisa. 3 ST A R T S T U E S D A Y FOR 2 D A Y S ! 1 1 0 '. h r l . . . . . to M IA M I* XAMEA THI BUNK Tha Orange Bowl’s leading PM* receiver In th* matter of *Verd# gained It Fred Walter* of Missis­ sippi State, who sdigged two toa­ ses against Duquesne (Ur T7 yards In ths 1937 classic. W Q U L D READ YOUR A D m a c k u n zip . RUSSIA C A N 'T F I G H T Italy has notified t(x United State* How much motiky it will have to have lo be goo4 It is one billion dollars, we bcheye. Othetw»e she'll sign tq) 'VHh Russia. Weil. as far at we Are concerned. Russia can have h|(l. If she itn’l any mote help' to' Russia in the. next wer than the was to Germany of Vensiutla. El Khoury ia the last one, she'll be a liability. "Th* moat Important thins As the French used to say, it's the aeeuswnce that Russia h easier to send a couple of armies down there to conquer her then to lend five armies to defend her. The nation lost one of its mot energetic, Lie, honest and colorful po­ ll figures when Fiorello Ladie succumbed to a paaertas ition Saturday morning. Boru lalian parents in 'New York's l edstv-’iide, he was a perfect tpfo of the opportunlio which riea’s sjjtera of democracy free enterprise affords anyone it willing to struggle, A rough « y movable haerlae S '— 1 Andrei Vlihinsky's declamatory Henry Moigenthau. aays Henry diatribe at the United Nation* Wallace "gof away with -murdci" Canaral Assembly Thursday—his denunciation of American and back there in the free spending British fureign policies, his nam­ days of tha New Deal when it was ing of nine Amsricani as "war considered popular to spend bil­ monger*" and hi* assertions that country is rightfn it* Interna­ lions __oL dollars paying - farmers his tional, course— tfo see unmistakab­ not to grow cropj and to turn theii ly the frank admission that Rus­ pigs into fertiliser. If Mr. Morgen-' sia ha* no idea or Intention of lhau had pointed this out in 1937 provoking or starting a war, be­ cause it is entirely unprepared to instead of ten year** later, he fight. might have done the country some That, wa ara cure, was the main purpose of th* Vlsninsky speech— a declaration that Huula ia un­ Another old lime Florida newspa­ able to go to war, whatsoever tha permen passes (turn the scene when motive -or provocation, although Wills# Powell diet in Jackson. (,«. that declaration was thinly veiled in a bombastic arraignment and de­ at the age of 79. When w* lint fiance of other powers, seeking to came to Senford, Powell was sec­ place them In the attitude of want­ retary of the Lake County Cham­ ing and promoting another war. Ilia language was aggression, but ber « f ComWrcc/latkY moved to his meaning was submission. Sarasota'where he waa’ largcly re* All through lbs speech — In sponsible for cbnvctlin| what was markad contrast to the calm yel then a small country town into * firm address of Secretary Mar­ thriving tourist retort, jn his day shall—ran tha plea that: other na­ tion* rafraln from war propag­ he wgj *h go-getter if ijiere star anda and preparation, %hila tils ^ MONDAY, SEPT. 22, 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD,' SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE TWO Dr. Charles L. Persona (Jptome trial Sanford' Atlantic Bk. Bldg. Hours: 1-11 1-5 Phono t f Self-Medication M ay Prove Expensive of your Ford, they oho W# value our material posseailona so much that when l your Ford looking "Ilka now” by brlnohg It "bock homo" to your professional advice obtainable. Yet with our moat valuable poteattlon—odr health, are try method* of self-medication that frequently result tn expense dr Ford's "complexion." A n d fo ro n y othar dttdmion ItA tow y SANFORD. FLA. ■ ■ i �•* tu . MONDAY. t r. 22, 1947 THE SANFORD PA G E T rittE E H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . .i m HW Hollywood af l I P e I SOTTi ^ S n y y y K m r ii1 TUESDAY * Tht Pilot Club will hold lti bus­ iness meeting in the Tourist Centtr at 8:00 P. M. Tht Board will meat at 7:80 P. M. Tha W. M. U. of tha Firat Baptist Church will observe tha "season of prayer for aafa mis­ sions" at 3:80 IV M. at the chuch annex. ^ WEDNESDAY. Tha W. M. U. of the Finn Baptiat Qhureh will observe tha "aaaaon of prayar for safe misaiona” In tha church annex at 7:80 P. M. ! Th* P. T. A. of the Southalda School will be in charge of tht ehaptl program of tha achool from 2:00 until 2:20 P. M. and a tea from 2:30 until 3iOfcP. M. ------- -Of interest to hit .friends in Sanford la the announcement of the marriage of Varna F. Carroll, daughter of Mrs. Bessie P. Hurd of San Diego. Calif., to Henry Hamilton Carroll, formerly of this city. The lovely afternoon, can­ dlelight ceremony was performed bv the Rev. Hamilton West on Reptt.l8.8l ihe J’ iid ’aul-FptsctjpitChurch in Auguiita^ (la. Following a short wedding trip spent In the hjaitern States Mr. and Mrs. Carroll returned to Or­ lando where they will make their home at 70G Lake Adair Boule­ vard. Mr. Carroll is associated with the Central Florida Motors In Orlando. Mr*. James Boyd of Leesburg Is visiting relatives in Sanford for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Albeit Jarrell have relumed from Jacksonville where they spent the weekend. t.. Sir. and jura. 1Jams* Crspp* •pent the weekend irl Cairo, Ua. whjwe they visited relatives. Emmett Hrrndpn left on Sunday for Gainesville where he will at­ tend the University of Florida. S WATCH ~ ‘M t . • la fa you whether fou r* short traUlad, “■■ V'lie Occasion 10TANY;:-500 . .*iw-35,3BW*JI5 7Tp-r REPAIRS THI fABRIC II THI SOUL ROBERT SHEAp I jR Experienced Watchmaker OP THI SUIT Locnled al ROBERTS’ JEWELRY ill wen rmn mixes 1 1 9 5 0 . HOW YOU WILL BENEFIT BY READING A tfressycrepe cxuwdthat Umarledudili (hesmart fashion detailing and dressmaker ftI >^a( a I W I * Tmd™*,. PROPORTION 1ZE& "Suited" All Work Guarenteed- * * -- - DANCE- .. 'V » ” ■ , f GENEVA NEWS LeOette left on Friday for Athens, Ha. where he will enter the University of Georgia. By Raymond Studios Miss l.nVerne Dunkel, daughter of Mr. and Sirs. R, II. Kretirr of A l Brock Named Sir. and Mra. Donald Zaspel left Geneva, whose engagement Is beTo Assist Freshmen on Saturday fur St. Paul, Minn.' Ing announced today to Kenneth * - ------ ~ ■■ — -------- i where they will make their home. F. Harrison, son of Mr. nml Mrs. Charles, Harrison also of Geneva. ' Seminole Hi GAINESVILLE. Sept. 22. (Spe■ — * ----- --------------- Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Turker re­ rial)—Al Hutchison Brock. San­ By BOBBY PARK I.EE-HIHKHOl.M ford student at the University of turned last Wednesday from Cash­ Florida, waa among outstanding iers, N. C. where they spent two Of Intrrrst to their friends in . . All tha boys and girls up at upperclassmen selected last week weeks. Sanford will be the announcement achool were pleasantly surprised to assist freshmen in the details Bruce Bolt left this morning for being made today of tht marriage three times this week when it of registration and orientation. Tallahassee where he will continue of Mrs, Annabel S. Iwe to Dickin­ waa pleasantly announced that Appointed by jh e assistant dean there would not be any school that of studeiints” j . ' Ed‘ IVW. for thaulM* fM i* ? at Florida btat5 Uni- son Hitkhidrn in . Marion. .1IL .recentTy. -Mr. band Mrs. RlrRholm . (Hayyfiva “no-school’ days straight 4MdStfB. Mp'ablilty Indpn«l srrvfr*' *” .... are residing in Benton linibmi la qulta a holiday but I guess well to the University, the group lead Sir. and Mrs. Jr**e Bennelt have Mlrh. where Mr. Birkholm is conJ A*v* to make it up. We only hope era served without compensation nected , „ with the Atlantic CommisThey don’t take them out of any during the fonr-day orientation returned to Sanford from S’ork and New Jersey where they ’ *on 1 " mP«ny, of our other holiday a. period. Didn’t have room last week to Brock ta the son of Mrs, Henry spent the last month. lilt the Glee Club and Rand of­ 1L Jirock, 4IR Grandview Drive, Slisa Caroline Lee, daughter of He ha* recently been transferred ficers but here they are now. Hanford. Mr. and Sirs. A. W. Iwe, left to­ from the PrudentEal Life Insur­ Glee Club: Derby, Stcnstrom, day for Lexington. Ky. to enter ance olflrr in Nrwatk, N, J. to r#a.j ’ Dee’. MrJ.cllen, vice pres.; Columbia. * Ihe Universiiy of Kentuekv. ane Chapman, aec. and. trea.; Bobby Pullin, business manager; Mr. and Mrs. A, L. Mvers, Jr. Albert Fitts left today for the [Aland Rudd, business managrr; have left for Philadelphia where Joanne Williams, business manV llllV ee* master's ■■»l H T l» — — . ^tr .M yrirm fttrrstiinr tilt HtiilffT Will alilifltstiiilv f..»~ for T tils degree. ----- _ agar, and Lillian Moran, libra at Temple University Medical He has a graduating teaching fel £ Band: Joe Wright, rapt; DonSchool. low-ship at the unlviO-stty. * i na Lou Harper, 1st Lleutantant; Francis Lefts, 2nd. Lieutenant; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hill and Jimmy Powell, 8gt.; Eugene Ken< Mr. and Mrs J. W. Hall, Mr. children. Patrick and llrvan. have and Mr«. C. E. Spencer and dall, S gt; Juno McGill, Sgt; returned to their home In Clewis- daughter Linda and .Mr. and Mrs. Rudolnh Smith, 8 g t ; Penrose ton after spending the past week John Hall of Orlnndu spent the Hutchison, Corn.; Francis Cobh. in Sanford. • Corp.; Alan lletxel, Corp. and weekend at the W, C, Hill homo Donald Futrell, Corp. at Coronado lleaeh. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. ami Mrs. II. G. McIntosh, Having a bad foot I wasn't able Mr. and Mra. Bennie Kelgans 11 have as thrlr gursts Mrs. Mc­ to go to the Shipwreck Dance at announced today the birth of Mr. ami Mrs. Bruee Laney and the Tourist Center, put on by the son, David Bennie, on Scpl. IH at Intosh’s ninth, r. Mrs. Herbert son Bobby iinve left to visit in Gl,e Club Friday night but I was the Florida Sanitarium. Mrs. Kel­ WlIking, at their home at 3IS Pal­ New York and with Mr. and Mr*. walking to J. D, Fite and hto said gans is the former Betty Lou metto Avenue. E. L> Laney in Newark, N. J. there was a Urge attendance with Lahrre. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. They plan to be gone about two Friends of J. L. Hurt will be weeks. everyone having a good time. 11. B. LaBrec of Longwood. glad to lenin that be rrtumed to Thera waa a good Juke and Miss Whittle chaperoned It with the .Me*. John Lyles and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Berch E. Parker his home on Oak Avenue after Glee Club taking In f26.?6. of Long Beach, Calif, today an­ having been confined-to the Fer­ Miss Mary Ia»u Lyle* and Mra. W. B, Rnllin* of|Columlda. S. C. are nounced the birth of a daughter nald Laughton Hospital. Thera art about 1,700 colleges on Sept 10 in California. Mre. the guests this week of Mr. and Mlsa Daphne Connelly, Miss Mrs. J. It. Lyles at their home on an< universities In ths United Parker will be remem!>errd as the Betty Jo Brook and Miss Camille West Tenth Street. Stataa. . former Rebecca Lee of Sanford. Batten plan to leave tomorrow to resume -their—studies sM- Florida Mr. end ' Mrs. James Higgins State University. have left to spend.some time at Daytona Beach. Their son. James, Mill Roie Levy left Sunday JK la staying ■ylng with hi* grandparng Island. N. Y. and New y-armriT H E S M A R T E R . C A S U A L * : jity on a two weeks' vaeaT thetr home ort South Ranforfl Ave•tton and buying trip for the Hol­ nue. lywood .Shops. Walter M. Smith left yesterday Hob Wilkinson and Eddie Behlin to enter the University nf Alabama -■ of Tampa plan, to leave - In tha at Tuscaloosa. Ills brother, Ralph, near ‘ future foe Murray Sinte Jr., is now in his third year at the Teachers College in Murray, Ky. university and Mr. and Mi*. Smith * * to resupie their studies. arc both graduate* uf that achool 71 Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Ashhy Friends will be Interested to and daughters, Belts and Niki, learn that Mr. and Mrs. Rolierk H. have returned to their home in Herndon arc now making their V Jacksonville after spending the home in Gainesville where Mr. v s weekend in Sanford with Mr. «nd Herndon la an Instructor in tit-Mrs. George D. Bishop, science department of the I'. K Ynng* Laboratory School of tin1 Lieut. Clyde Hurt has return-,! University of Florida, to Chanute Fifcld in Illinois after •pending a short time his parent!, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Smith Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hurt. Mr*. have returned from a two week'* Hurt will remain In Sanford for vacation spent In Asheville. N. C„ a few weeks before returning to Knoxville. Tenn. and Spartan j Illinois. _hurg. S. C. Mr. Smith aim visited f t i r, i’ for three daye In Indianapolis, hub Mr. and Mrs. E. L Hoy Uft , he attemlrd the annual yesterday mornjng for Py^®a- Dk-: n, ; el|nK 0f officers of the Lanuln la. sS-1 11...TJ ' Chi Alpha fraternity. He thejr re cau*e of the death of Mrs. Hoy • joined Mrs. Smith nt Asheville,for mother in an automobile accident. the trip to Florida. Her father was also Injured In the wreck. ■ Mrs. Edward II. Potter, Jr. an! daughter, Robin, left San Francis­ Mr. and Mrs. Jufrs' Colie hsve co, Calif, on September 9 aboard left for Jacksonville where Mr*. the' USS Thomas Jefferson for Colie will attend the Urlle inr Southeastern iwuinea.irr . ahanBha| China. En route they Conference of Social Worker^ „ , t |Uwa|li J(ip. n , n,| “ r.V O f U - J * ITeinir. Tao. China twforo reaching District Welfare Board of Semin- s|lBnj{hB,. Mrg> Poltfr „ nd Rob|„ ole and West Volusia counties. are Joining Lieut Comdr. Potter " who is attached to tha U. S. Cottrell Tally of Columbia, S. Weather Central In Shanghai. C„ spent the weekend In Sanford Mrs. Potter Is the former Joan Atwith Mrs. Tally and her family. larctlo. < la three height pro­ portion! for etch . iw tHioittn ma mm |Ki Uil-infflnMd MMn in *«ur you rtaO ( ' ' firth , nfw Urn. rrth** urvUitlon&ng ml ImAr/t vital tuluuvo teoturoi an htnanolng, educetil* Ctvhlion v*n<# eubtahing Witty One, huirtmf Mint, Patton I), Matt. USA. fnelntd H II. lot oWh pUatt land tnt T Stwntt Mml« Is* tnt month. , ! - a SOUTH SI DE P.T.A. LaVerne Dunkel To * •I B u ffet Supper Held The, Parent Teachers Associa­ W ed K . F. Harrison A t Country Club tion of the South side Primary By ARM AND ARCHER!) School will have- charge* wf the ■iI i (FOlt IIOH THOMAS) ■“Mr. ami Mrs. It. It Kretxrr Fall flower*. greenery and rhnprl program of the school on announced today the engagement lighted randies were Used jn dr \Vedrtc*day fron'2'.tX )-until 2:80 xi*. 1' ■> a tna fur th o -X . and -.approaching imArlage of their corallng. j m — Smiiln.do ■ — i: Vi'iffnt siam Sm m m i ... , on, front v'-.in tTtfld 1 :UO 1'. M. wttt-re » n y ff*wiw n,mmp Ta*FnTgm-»t k o o ok-lotk..EoBow and Mr*. Charles F. Harrison nl*i» er, hut she assures me they will ing the Mipprr singing wn* en­ be a«atrcen twosome for a long joyed to Ihe accompaniment- of drt-w Carraway, Mr. and Mrs. R. of Geneva. . Miss Dunkel ha* i>een entpl-iyrd time to conle. Rita, however, will Mrc Ed Lane and Mr*. 'F. E. \. Newman, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Roumillat ami Mr*. \V, G. Fleming Hpver. Mr. and Mft. Ms t r v Took# for two years by the Sanford B.**e- be the boss. All future Hayworth films will rendered a vocal --olo. nmf children. Henry and Pat, Mr. bill Association and is a sub. Included on the menu for the and Mr. A J. William*. Mr. and ilild lf employee at the Sanford be made by her own outfit. BeckPo-i Office. Mr. Harrison Is a worth Production*, and .she Says. supper was .chicken ■> la "king, Mr- ti. D. Ha\nr« of Orlando, Mr. radualr of lire Universiiy of ” 1 hope Orton will be in many of baked potatoes, noodle*, shrimp and Mi - W. G. Firming," Mrs. F. holds where he was a member them -soon. *lhtr personal i|'(fcr. •snlad. sllred lomaloe*. 'diecd ini. E, Botimilint, Mr. and Mr*..Roy of the I.nmiia Chi Alpha fraternity,eme* have nothing to do _wltb rnl*. olive*,- pBklCs. hot bisCtlit- Hiiibr. Mr, lihtl Mrs, James Hldge^" lit f„r jlg.y tar. udh.ibo making piflim and cut fen. . ........ ............ ............ Airland. Jh.w.llugh Whelchel. Mr. Those attending were Mr. nn«l and Mr*. Hoy William* and Mr. . Cyd CharDseV chongt-'* of danc­ Army Air, Fnrye and Kjinw Jhe "Mr "r:eon.-r^rtmr*ton.Deputy Colfretor ,ftf Internal ing again ate, now t*0 per Wni'TrT M i r n n f , " Mcr^ aml ",'Vwr. AI«-> Mr. and Mr*. J. F. Stuck, her favor. The MGM dancer’* right Sin si I. Mr. and Mr*. Fred Bell. Re venue at Daytona Besch. leg i* still In a heavy east but Mr*. Robert Axt. Mr. and Mr*. W. Mr. am! Mr*. E. It. Smith, Mr. and doctors will unveil the limb in four Ilenry Wight, Mr. and Mrs. An- Mr,' John Ivey, Mr. and Mr*. W. week*. At that time they expect P. Heard. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Stubb and S. J. Stubbs, Jr., Mr. to find the torn tendon* honied. Cyd said- the accident would not Melvyn Douglas' first pfodltctloli and Mr*. John Meiseh, Mr. and Ilv MRS. A. K. MOB \\ have happened during filming of for hi* own rompnny will be "Y » i Mr- Walter High.,Mr. and Mrs. "On An Island Wall You" If she Were Away," n post-war melo Cbarb • Potter. Mr*. C. M. Hand, hadn't tried to per/orm step* de­ drama with ;» French l>ai kgrouml. Mi*. Dorntbv Powell. Mi** Janet .Mr and Mrs. J. T. Mrl.ain, Sr. signed for a man’s miiaele*. Dennis Morgan, hack from lo­ Hrirel, 'ti»s Camille Batten. Mis* were weekend guests of Mrs. Fbr Agent* are scurrying about town, cation* in France for "To The Vic Johpev Hannon. G. W. Austin. R. ren. i ‘ Fortner. Mrs. Horace Kay for the first tittle, in an effort to tor,” .has little comment tu mat..* \. Newman. Jr., Kirby Fite, Jr., •n*f Mrs.-'Kdward Kite in Jack­ place their cHenl* in the few films on the long-short skill*,' Com Hugh Whelchel. Jr. and F, D. sonville, tu iiig made. One (75.UOO per pic­ muniim. or foreign film prorluc Scott. Fretl Prevail re turun I home ture . actress i* lo-ing offered al Hon. Hts company worked r>i! \ total <d 37 tobchduwnt have Wednesday and is -ri-cutmratlng S2.IMM) a Week. Thing* are leatly Omaha arid Utah beadles In Norninmlio. site* of the fii^t I* ril i-ored in Miami’s 11-game from an appendectomy performed rough. Kludlo publicity department* Amrrican landing* on French -oil ill any Bowl cite*, an average of at tlie Fernald Laughton Mem­ nlm-c t . four-arid-a half game. orial Ho.pital several davs ago. have been ||*tbl to the Itone. These in World War II. Mr*. J. C. Bills, Jr. wa* a week­ ate the guy* who herald Ihe stu* end guest of U f and Mrs, Allierl petidmi* feats <d the industry. *> ,*•** **. **f' nMjfer-■ Bather Williams-has turanfeeutd .Mjl idla^b in fiew i^rnyi*fi Ufwrh ear ns n result >d not following re-1 ntlv. COM E O N E ! COME A L L ! Those from Geneva sttenillng doctor’s ortleis. She ptineluted an the Methodist Church conference ear ^lrum_^luring a swimming The BED BA BN In tlvirrlo Monday evening were sequence. Although she wn* ordered to keep out of the^ walet Mu .1 C. Bill*. Jr.. Mi -. Water Yarborough, A. W. [lavis. Ml** the sciecH Weratanl had to get her* Evelyn Daniels and Mrs. A, K fins wet. Now' slu-‘* n sick girl additional medics! note; Ellen Drew Mi-ran, TUESDAY, SKl'T! 21 nl J. L. Brown, the Geneva post- i* homo from the hospital where she recrlved 1 .1 blood liffll-fu*lnns LILY anil (Tltl.K Y niinter, is VeetiDeraling ' from n which saved her expected child. ra— of ^iiHurnia.s If Keenan Wynn doesn't get FRATUKINtS Vernon Culpepper hail Emil Dnlbo of DrLalid as his guest over Ihe role of tin' pie** Bgent in stale Of IIn- t.'niuii." Suenrer - D A V n AHA NJSiOV-iTTttl HIHr-MlYRTlN* j. til i 1 ■s Tlu-re will he services al the Tracy will be disappointed. He'» Mrtlioi|i*t Church op 8epl. 24 at asjieil thr b*i*M-« for young Wynn. 8:iHl o'clock ronducletl bv Rev. This week Kay Kyscr speak* nt Lionel Nelson. Everyone i* uiged thr American Hospital AssiH-islion ronventlon ill Kansas City, Hi* to nltend. Mr. and Mrs. Walket 1’ievntt theme, publir health', f* K«y‘* |>et and daughter Linda and Mr*. Mur projeet. . .Liniln Darnell will tout Gnll.tanson of Orlando \l*ite,l Mr. Texa* next month In help iniso an-l Mrs. T. W. I’revslt locently. $223,000 to he used in a campaign Mt and Mt*. J. M. .1-irjjpiiiiiin to save the l ’ . 8; 8, Texn* from scrap heap. . .off Ihe *cl; Ted h»w* returned to their home on the Lake, Geneva. They have- been Donaldson, |d;iyiug iiasebnll in lii* vacttfining In Is*trolt, Mich, bur- pajamas, trot ween take.* of "Chris­ topher Blake.” inr ihe summer month*. l.una Turnel U aDir celebrating Mi. and Mrs, II. II. I'utlishall arc home after spending several hrr tilth anniversary lit fltois, Her Work* in Washington, D. Willi first role wn* In “ They Won't For­ get." And we didn't. . Artie Ih-ir relatives. \Vay ire's recording of "That’s A gap reaching well over a thou, Wliat Your llearl I* For" feHtuie* a bnrkgruiirol furnlstied by the enrol miles separates the two Mos­ hrnrtlieat of tore o f Hollywood top lem segments which inslo lip the actresses. We watched her irrntd nr» *lnles of Pakistan. . the heat hut are sworn to secrecy. . f LOOK OF THE FUTUREI . You'll opprov* tha young »ophl|icotion In out figureworthy cool .Outlined by rich Jap Mink. Added ta . the unique flit cuffi - ft the sweeping voluminous ___ . beauty ai lha fuller lines.Inddotive of the new trend . , . Hormonleui blinding of fur with block, brown, green, wine, blue, honey — lOOty virgin wool — sites .10 lo 40. . .Whal could ba more filling than the comblna* * _ tlon of "Botany" fabric wilh fhoexperl tailor­ ing of Daroff. "Botany" Brand 500 it Ihe only ---- -clothing offering this-unbeatable ttandardized'combination. Suits and Topcoals $55. �C MONDAY, SEPT. 22. 1947 THE SANfORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE FOUR B U SIN E SS O P P O R T U N IT Y ■pH1' ■tiiitfo hint# "bn Con»*truction mlrarlA# from the enlargement of Miami’a Orange Bowl stadium rangement. with privilege of acquiring the remaining Intoreel. Excavation hf foundation* wasn't Oiler llnea can be added which th* owner he* not had time atartcil until June. Krectlon of ■teel for tile double-deck addition lo develop. 1 didn’t Iwgln until late September. Yet come January 1 the curtain will go up on a new 50,000-#*at If Interested write lo Box 55, c/o Sanford Herald. Hanford, Orange Bow) for the Florida New Florida, giving full Information about yourself and referYear** foot hall Ctaaafr. The City of .Miami M using the * genii of prefabricated eoperetr fur J the 22.500 .eat Oringr Howl cnJ , larwrment in a brand new- tech“ nlnue in atadiuht construrthm. ‘ 1 The Idea wa* devrlopt-d b) the ( clty engineering department to circumvent the efeel shortage, re­ duce the cost of the stadium to a minimum—and most impmtant of all. to get the job dune fur the l'.MH Orange linwl classic. Safety 7 and Deluxe Hv use of prefabricated ronerrte stabs and fuista the enlargement, Passenger Cnr nnd Truck which Includes double decks on both sides of the present steel lie ready in midstands. A ll Sizes December at a cost of only ♦!.* 207,000. City Arrhilect Art Darh-su, who drew the plans for the country's first prefabricated concrete stadi­ um project, estlmatnl the rust lo Regular and Heavy Duty lie at least 5.70,000 Ies4 than a similar ateel str.tctnrv. and shout half what it would eosUlf It were built with poured concrrte. Maintenance cost of the new section of lha IkjwI WlU lie prarCOURT HOUSE CORNER PHONE 37 ticallv nil. whereas It rust the City 524.000 merely, to paint the steel Y A L E TIRES TUBES A ll-H lsr Irani w lu .li »but out th* In thr »huff|inic around whirn ’ riilrnun Ifrani, tf-'U. rrrrntly. in niuvrd him from the Irft line flank ( Chicago. Ti>e\ »rr WrlJun Hum to th* riitht on*— DvwrlJ Kurhinjr. . Mr « f Hi™# ja il Orarnta. GADSDEN, Ala.. Sant. 22.-i,1'/ hi lb* ninth ininuc Will eon.liter teIHrf an lnt#r**l_In'an ratibHshad Insurant* live hie flme to the bualneea on a •alary,’ commission ar­ mr pretty solidly mannrd at the r Two Orauitr Bowler* were In mutuant. , ^ _ jthc starting lineup of the College Montgomery Trim s Gadsden For South- ', eastern Championship IDrange Bowl To Be Complete For Jan. 1 Classic irlief in the winic, ilepartlnenl Ka.tern l.roxur playoff champIon.hip .Sunday. Munlrntiirry, which finUlt..) third in the icifuNr a-aaon, win. the (Inal .u-iir*, four Kimra tu thler. Gadsden v»a» the nrcundplace finisher. The iteriilinx dur! wa» a pitch­ ing battle in which J'** De morns projrd mure effective Iq thr cllnchm then Gadsden*# Jimmy 1045 r la j'ir . CALL ECH OIS FOR BETTER BEDDING moran gave the Piluls seven hows tin* yielded only a run in tin vemh. McCIute nllnweij four hits jrf eight innings hut went out in favor nf Manus In the ninth whrn the Itelwls gut only fve hits In all. Montgomery (SH) (KM ) 002—2 5 0 Gad'ili-n 000 OOO 100—1 ^ | Drmofan and Stevens; MrClurr Manua (i»| and liadaki.virh. 1 sections of the stadium last year. Another desiralde feature of Die concrete decking In the new ter- TIlKIft EMERGENCY HnUfllN'ti village, “ Our Town," under several feet iif water, veterans evacuate thr area as the hurricane swept would have resulted from revet through New Orlrans, Iji. One o f the women is seen carrying a child. lie rat Iona between two steel deck* All .State disaster farilitles were plaretl at ihe disposal of the rily, Concrete joists anil slalia, rang­ which was di-elarnt it. a “ state of emergency," by Mayor Morris. in'* In sire from 2**2' to 2'g5i,’ (International Knundpboto) now are being poured at Maul* Industries, Inc., in nearby OJus, Ion. guards Paul Mortellato and to In*, used in the IhiwI structure. Frame P einjury, ' n-Oter*."Jimmy*' ■Wirw WaHrh1 hi ua*l Inside' IK' Kynrs, i|Uartrr)>ark Doug llrlden, slab*, while iclnforrlng ateel rod* .101.1 halfback# Hal Griffin and It .or FoVbe*. SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP A last minute shift could send Chaile* Hunaingcr, the IH5 pound llarrisbiiiK. Illinois, imwer-speed. ster in at Bobby Forbes’ right halfback post. but barring unforc seen accident*, the other ten spots INNERSPR1NG M A T TR E SS M A T C H IN G B O X SPRING "Roth For Liberal Allowance Fo Spring nnd Mattress m ” m fills ] Old HOLLYW OOD couch Complete USE OUR 11(1DUET PLAN-- And *Tny Ah Y ou Real ECHOLS BEDDING COM PANY ' SANFORD- (Ictery and Snnford Avenue* • ORLANIK)” I’ hone (232 Y O U R GOOD GU LF D E A L E R S and Prefabricated concrete has been used to a considerable orient in buina.eoaalrucllon and th factory ronslructfon. hut this is the flrd time, tu the knowledge of the Mi­ ami Engineering Department, that the idea has hern attempted in stadium construction. The City of, Miami enginccri al­ ready have received numerous inqulrira nlmut the process from other cltirs, and are now in thr proeris of securing a patent on the idea. M A T H E R OF S A N F O R D HTAHTIXi; THMUIUlOW 1.VL.MM, P r e s e n t . . . JULIAN STENSTROM AM ) m s SPORTS PAGE OF THE A IR OVKR \ m i l EVERY TUESDAY M OST - 8 io 0 R.M News -• Stories •• Interviews .. Pick The Winner Conlesl — Views Harold E, Morgan has Is-cn sppoipted as Field Executive uf the t’entral . Florida Council of the Hoy .Smut* of America surervdDig Clarence Weldon, who re­ cently resigned. The aritioinlmenl a* of Bept. I was made by Ijrcy ti, 'Thomas, Council President; Paul Raymond, Omit man o f the Halifax District, ami E. C. IloKllll, tMOUl Executive. EeAtrCUIlIB. jail* IfoWill gatt. 4fFc Jr,,V Hfsnit Morgan actively assumed hia duties in ihn Halifax, West Volusia, Hrevard and Scminola DistricU. lie will reilde in Daytona Beach. Gators Well Set F or-T iff-W ith— Miss. On Saturday GREEN’S FUEL GAS SERVICE INSTALLATIONS 1972 9 Satisfied 193.1 55 Satisfied 1914 .110 Satisfied ■ 1915 SMI - 505 .Tiiw Satisfied iiru 1935 995 Satisfied 1937 ... 2,103 3,703 r>,li!U 7.963 10,314 14,278 18,027 20,072 23,576 "1946 ... 31,130 Customer# Customers Customers l,UP4UIHg|B Customer* Custom ere Haltafled Satisfied .Satisfied Satisfied Satisfied Satisfied Satisfied Satisfied Satisfied Satisfied GAINESVILLE, Fla., Sept. Nitre teltrrmrn and two freshmen will probably (m i In the Univer­ sity of Floridn'a opening lineup when Cuach Kay (Hear) Wolf launches his second Gator football campaign a g a i n s t Mississippi's Rebels in Jacksonville Saturday night with an H o'clock kickoff. New faces in thr Gator lineup are fullback Alex Gardiner, a 100 (Po und line, plowrr from McDonald. 'Ohio, and hulking John Natyshak, 220 pound tackle-fmnr YorfnCT:' lown, Ohio. Old horses In new drew, .the Gators will sport a bright new oratigr Jersey with large number* this fall, are ends Tommy Hlshop and Dili Turner. tarUe Cliff Hut- Customers Customers Customers Customers Customers Or, If you prefer, you may enlist with the understanding that you may stay 1947 (To Date) .40,015 Satisfied Customers This public confidence ia our moat valued asset—Hnllpfled customers are otir best salesmen— they have bunt our business. Our responsi­ bility Is efficient, expertly trained H e n rie s performance— your asaur•• aace of the finest 24-hour gas service available! Y ou too; will prefer Green’s Fuel Gas Service fo t : f • Faster Cooking • Clean W inter ^ e a tin g Silent Servel Refrigeration • Economical H ot W ater • Modern A ir Conditioning Green’s Fuel Gas Systems Installed Anywhere on Refundable Deposit Basis Time to Paint DAVIS or Balt Snore Never before ijas the.Army been able Top Quality to helpjts men to chart their futuro careers In the Army with auch cer­ O U TSID E W H IT E The best to be had In hid­ ng bower, spreading and ing umbHlty. Odr very T ot*' in quality and- the most economical f o ri'.property owners «nd those who seek the best protection at low­ est cost per year service. S P E C IA L PRICES ^ a m - J 41 I ‘/ 9 I7 >|;i I I I ^ _ r ’ . 'j Any quifllfled man with prior service can Join the Air Force and be assured of an initial assignment to a specific Air Base (If there is a vacancy) by applying in person or writing to the Commanding Ofliccr of that Air Base. No wonder so many o f Amcrica’a finest are signing up every day. They know where they’re going, they know the many opportunities open to them, they • • - t • know that thfc high pay, genc^us re­ tirement benefits and excellent food, lodging and medical and dental cinre * will keep flrorry from the door. How about yout OfUccra »tt-your nearest Army and Air Force'iteorulting Sta­ tion can tell you if you qualify. fv*M K Md.UJLvlM k*r* wq fM iG v# |8Mft W Qualified young men with or mthout prior service who enlist in thejArmy : YOUR ARMY AND AIR f O l d ' S lt V I 1HI NATION J | B ' *J its R a n k tainty. Never before has.any army given individuals such a free hand in the plotting of their destinies. fur at least 8 years can chouse their Branch o(^erv!cc from those still 9 pen. $ 5 .5 9 Tear Daria Palat Boater ft w in the U. S. A. within your own Airny area for at loa$t a year. Or, whether you’re a veteran or not, ydu have an opportunity to choose assignment to one of flvo famous combat divisions in Japan or Korea t Gallon L listment opportunities in the Kctjulur Army* If you’ve h «l prior service in any of the Armed Forces and sign up for at least .1 years you have not just two," but three choices of location open to you I tYou may sign up for a job in Europe. Customers Customers Customers Customers Customers (Abov* list# approximate fu»lon«*ra In Houtb*a»4 ar«a) . j r »f « - - ,-• x T * V ~* * ' p *" Choice is the keynote of tofluy'p en­ i frsiFb. ' R IA » < IN WAR AND PEACE 6 RUTLAND BUILDING ORLANDO FLO R ID A �MONDAY. SEPT. 22, 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA ■> ■- -------- • ------------- ----- i— r r -------Y A R D L E T VE N E TIA N B U N D S that ih. 1,4. (lint 1»*( leiltlu* lot l-i-at .l.h .iy A -a*-.I tl.,1 •!,. laill it-l-l* ,«u I t , llitmtrahl. tl. « Mere, ‘ '"MOty J e t o nt Aeixlryilr.i KK>r*l.< -m (lit luili d ij in-loltdlj Ia ' ku I Notice A m erica '* M ini Beautiful Alum inum •• Cedar ** Polished Alutniuu A sk M ( F u r F r e * . E stim ate f, , T I P - T O P ICE C R E A M make our own Ic« Cream, All flavor* Taaly — Delidoua — Healthful — TIP— TOP ICE C R E A M - Phone 12l8 » t f i | (•* t|wf.it.l| «Ia > « f 1*01 ihf* imlrr ! 5 f J m ^ ritrxi el o f* F'La i JUIm % Fit l Rlfli-Uil IwtH l#Tl« Ht J *•••1** L p k h I INn lic e t*aflili«i'|v t'lu ifitv/ MAir ui Xblth It** tr11 Ca!ii|J liA t,iit 7. •n 'JSS- < \% foMilliAUjtq) *" I.N I l l h i IIH l l l . ' j 4 l liT V* r f c tr -rrt—--------Ten ^FprrrT^Tii*-TlT f 1‘ iMTjpram n f i gR 1 Rielrtif till.t n.eemriittn - M * * 1■*r 1^47 To Lule To Clmwily . !*■■—» n isi H> m 1.1 Mumfa am! *iafr roll. M / S al I >ut u a rr. i?e in : t u t . t m t a t k o f u i w o a » m e t - i t i n >i ; u t >*w * i H i 'r n . 1\ -RltlllRLbKRO BH .-- lie. r,nod hTATK Hf* Fl.«»!tll»A. I I H ’ N T V ^ r TO ll.L WltUM IT MAT Ct M NK1IIN4»I.K~Zi: CKItNl OHANC42HV ' , * th e J l.h M s b l. Btlnu .lilnt UUSA wi *iu » ; - 1 ■ ll I ll .U il lUifcU m .4 L .i liaal — =-mnisTUf r*i>urt a . Alm lfttitrtlKi or th* \9 tat* ,-r u irroH m kich RLBth hihiitl UwifMt OKIl tlftroM*]. that . 1(0 filed P fffM liM petition lot liaal Uuflm i**. auU • lUVufU’ H .Hr mil appll to the ItuRel. i»lf It. NOI II I! III- 1*1 Ml 14 %T|ON tV. Ware *_Vunt» Jutl*r ot mini- IN T il K NAM I? O F TIM : l.’ STATT ti.,1, fnuttty. - glfolita. oa th* l l i f LAN!) CUANING AND U4AINAGK. 2 NEW CATERriU .A U * DKIHEL BIXLDOKKKH WITU I ' A L M B T n HAKES T W O v 3Jt Yp. D RAGLINE8 . EQUIPMENT NOW IN TUIS VICINITY NIMNICHT CONSTIIUCTION CO.. OilI.ANDO, FLA. PHONE day of October, 1*47. t.tr approval 2-2991. ttf a_4III* auA for final .11*4 hArgr a# AdBilhlrtnlriK of the *#l»lr *■! Lufiein W th flliF rfir, W*. FOR RENT 6 ARTICLES FOR SALE1 ■, BEGOKD PLAYERS for rent. IIy day or week. The Mustc Box, 110 W. lat 8 t. Phone 963.. #==- V • •:'- = --- -- -- - . _r. I ' ' 10 IlUMlnmn Opportunities !- 8 TRANSFERS—Large new assort­ ment* Decal Set* fur Kitchen*, 4 OR 5 R O O M em p ty Lous*. Phone Balhroome. Nuriery. Also Glass 248, * .Jtumbler StU. 8ENKAKIK GLASS & C o u p l e would n v r 2 or 8 room PAINT CO. ([k.};'furnished apartment until Jan. 114 W. 2nd Street " 1948. Reply J. A. H, Car* Sfalr# t»V 1 » !Itf *%+, ,1 u n r o l l ; ESTATE FOR SALE H O T P t .A T F W itll*4* #id) t lf thl* £ # p t»in b cr. Ih il Ih lh tlav *1 t = .=1.1 v Served from 11130 to W J at Homer'*. painting. Phon* 018. D O lrG R I'lffh «»f Ifer lltvii lu ^ ’ nutt */ l*at|trk in tb# i* I hr Kill Imilr »*iiiin!v l*!«FT*t4 H #sll d») vast*. Hav* your wooDn* moth RKUt'll.T Electrolux end Hoover Vccuuiii. Complete with attach, ' proofed now. Downtown Clean«r* A Laundry. 113 Palm etto merit* 118.60. Guaranteed one Irauran auranc* A g e n t ■' ' H l Ave. Phon* 911 full year. Sam* *a new clean­ Florida State Bank Bldg. er. Phone 24408 or writ* State Piano Tuning and Repairing. L. L $ . 5 2 ii Vacuum Store* Inc. 423 South Sill. Re*. fill-W . Orange Ave., Orlando, Fla. fur ■ ARTICLES FOR SALE a free Home Demonstration SIGNS within 50 mile radius of OrShow rard* and poetar* Cal. wonder pepper ptonb L, B. landu. O— I)HI?H SIGN HBBVICR • Monroe, Mi Mann. ‘Lake Fla. O. D. Landres*. Phone lull FLOWER PLANTS. Mr*. G. C. _ HALK^^. _ L trN N W h M O M U L I-B N 'H H d itr**^ -*B.nilfiVe>, 'w r u t S£. ,h*«r:'5run-‘ “ • " C t b . 'y J E W H P A P E f l S - S C E N T S Rat loir Shop upen Thuttday, roe Corner, Phone 1380-J. FEB POUND. BUNDLED IN Ftiday A Saturday. BUNDLES. RENT A CART 10, 16, 20 and 25 CENT 0 ARTICLES* WANTED • HERALD OFFICE YOU 0HIVB IT PHONE NO HEW HPINET'PIANOSt-Weaver. flTRICK LANILMOKRIHON Highest rash price paid for uied • Liberal trade in A term*. The U-DRIVK-IT. INC. furtdtura. Ted Davit Furniture Music Box. 119 W. First flt. Co. 311 K. Ut. I'h. 958. SEE US FOR Fohne 953. — ---------------» MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING AUTO RADIOS, Motorola. Hale* I’LL BUY your car regardle** of AND TYPING or rotulitiuu. Roy Reel, 308 and Service Th* Mualc Box, I . ajg ... * . « . CREDIT I.UHEAU OF W. 2nd SL , 118 W. I»t flt. Phone 953^ NANFOltD llti N. Park Phene 180 WANTED — u*ed typewriter in Balt trie* A Battery Charging. good condition. l*hone^jQ^8-_JV. H. H. POPE C^. IN a « X I T U l > R A D IO R E P A IR IN G Fred Myen. 811 E. 2nd HL FLOWERS fee 40 occasion* ■ TOST FLO HI 9TB 61pa* At*, jnet off Celery Office ph. MB reeldaiM ob. 010-B i 7 Pete, Livestock, Supplies TIIK HOMS SHOP WATCH * CLOCK REPAIRING FOR HALE—Beautiful 29 month* 1700 Hanford Ave. Ph4tt-< U43-J old. Stick met* Cocker Spaniel. ATTENTION MOTHERS Pedigreed. Will earrlflrc Phone safety b l u e w i n d s ii ib d h —DIAPER SERVICE— for any make or model car. I « Raby Valet furnlshee hospital Easts daylight driving. Cut* FOR SALE— Milk cow, make* 1 lb. clean, steflle ii I*tier* and deodor­ down headlight glare at night. butter prr day, gentle, f 1KMK). ised container. Er momt-'nl and 8E.YKAHIK GLASS 6 Mr*. E. W. Smith. Osteen, Fla. safe. Fully medlrnliy apprt-vrd PAINT CO. Cali Daytona 2467-W ct-lleer ftr FOR SALE: Farm' mere mule Phone IIO detail*. M diaper*. 92 n week. wt 900 lt>*. about 8 year* old: -FIRST IN SANFOBD" tfr- MAGIC CHEF STOVE, hot water Jersey Red Stock Boar 300 Ibtheater, excellent condition. Ph. Phon* 9168.. Cohen'* Radiator Shop for comICbO-J. plcta radiator service. 106 San­ ENTIRE etock'-’ and'iflxTures of ford Ave. Phone 35A-W. Mr*. A. E. Mallem'e (tore at 321 Cutiaina, Laca tablecloth* washed, E. let for Imntidiat* eel*. Con­ starched d stretched. 618 Meltact Mrs. Mallem at store. WANTED a boy to work part time lonvill* Ave. Phone 879. at aarvire sUtion. Must ha able to furnish reference*. Atlantic EXPERT auto painting and body Oil Station. 3rd and Park Ave. repair. All work guar* eranteed. Jarbun A Gibb* Body Shop, 2100 French Ave. Phono 1009 EXPERIENCED male bookkeeper with reference*. Miiat hove bad experience in retail story work. ARE YOU having troable finding rhlldren'e dresses at reasonable Cood working condition*. Appries* T Lot u* make your chilrfe Box H. B, c/o Herald. dren'a clothe* Routo No. t, Box U4. Wait 1st Street, BanWORK W AI ford. FLOOR SANDING A waxlii _ salt aaablae ua to there la no- electric aval lahi*. 21 year a ” M. Glaejog, lAka| r r v ^ m Th* Modem N m L m I Doesn’t Mil far SALES HX A D V Iim SE S |:.|a* T a ije l- 4»f tilt * FLEET VARS Wrilc ERNIE HANSEN r/o SANFORD HERALD or PHONE LIT.* 69 V With Its Nervous, Highstrung Feelings? i N V U n VINTUAT10N, TOOK Are *«w troutdril hr dUlreta ol fe­ male lun, tl-jiial moiitldr di»f,i(h- TTon oa=.'t keep smaQ Uy oil tha Booc. S o . . . with a xuupU twiat u4 wrtsf. rauwlala your Venetian blind*.to voD(io|.«a«ttt*tiojM bit iiuk-Oi At liitb llm#*1 I Iibii I** in L>»tu L riukiiAinB Vtf*»uU# * C’UIll|HjiUUt !• n llB 9 r t u c b tomt * \YvLieli by tl»r ltHiu**r.4!Y tc*vr r.iH-ilrtl tFUYAtkdiii# KiwflU Aluminum I'liiLtiNtn** C o m p o t in il is * h » t 1>*sc j i t * rail *i iittrin r w il s l l i ••s It lidt <4 1^1ali>t HallDilX "Ito I Oil dir# Steel—Wtind uf » innUrBfh fc i otU‘ Monthly Female Pains htlhlwm'i lm om04iHi»4l t* i cri, 0 U K K DELIVERY t f l i i U t r t o IfllrYe* HUiltlllljf ntiiti|'4, ti4'#«!*cti*| - mLrw ilwv lid IrfiMil# tUHtBi lUiklithif ilimtl Li»i*i r9 S E M I N O L E ± V E N E T I A N BLI ND CO. j ■i a B W ; w w ' * niim-uiTTMiiieiast vu * \ lK>i*ntl l.rlLW* Uullil wo !r* t 4 t*i»u# n**in*likKCHUiti*’** in Me U-trlr ' Alt OfYIfttufY* PLAL'E YOl'It ORDER NOW AT OUR NEW LOW PRICE. o«uau rerfulalU FREE ESTIMATES -■■■ ^ _ oG,dcae.(PbtM*»t<> d o n ’t l e t rt T M R O W ^^J s h o ' i s n i c e u f y u m t ' f l y •» ,^te8IUKS&-f-aSS!fY«S9^J-FeSik^iSP5tHf2SNba I ^ t i ’ W aiP fi& SW W a KNOCK OFF THEM HAWKS FOR TM' ! K » --------------CH A M P IO N SH IP// M VW J ALIVE f (ft tlf-xC* 4a»m-t **h-F*> lyrAM-'iilenM T h f t t m u B i k M i l a g o D r. Kilrwti la jft o y i ifortgr* fo«i:ti4 hundred* o f hit < * patient* arttli tht* trouble. PaintUkiu|t) < U k ii l i I'WBhaae a »l4 M Fur free trial supply, kih! to ? s s ,V o fluDN ^ Hy Rny-fiotto* O Z A R K IKK •canty pahaa*ta--yta. and hav* hack- l-f. due to face** aridiiy (n the unaa, be *’ •J yuii'ft rtiding this: Kilmer 4‘ C o . Inc■,. D-i i M ICKKY i : ,y_ Ofeouv T u x * ® SOMB -| T 5 ' .SWBLTBS CAS<2 staitt .so ) T M see: T. tits, Stoaul jJ " B y AYalt Disney M OUSE V THAT© ^ o *ucy G o e s t o p -p p - p s o v e w e « E NOT & -? -S * S b O S R S T lT lO U S ! w ou u rN T ' - C o o ii O t — » f t fu n u i t d Uittla o f S « a i ii Urtil ltw1*v at .4 HfM#*ioT llow Oritfcncd People N o w Hear L’lcarlt Science ha* now made it pouihbfor the deafened to hear falm sounds. It te a hrafing device »■email that It flta in thg hand and enable* thousand* to enjoy mtiiion*, music and friendly com paniunihtp. A c c e p t e d hy the American Medical Atsoclatlim*Counrtt on Physical Therapy Till* d e v i c e dart nut rei|Uin separate battery pack, battciy wire, cate or garment tu bulge or weigh you down. The tune it rlear and powerful. So mail* that you can. adjust It yourself to suit your hearing a* your heart n ; - -V -* * •« * -**,** WEAKN • If you g«t up aighi*—iiawe lieuo-oi da *irt to p**a your wattf —but hav a -n'r e fa ta l atidaty In lour Home 20 •• 25 l.e-saitn* •Adult* nr Children £ HUSH TRIM OUT THII DOCIOXJ vm uaiiv*. bel. A Touch System No I'riu-I icing IVhni So Ever Do you suffer distress from WHY GET UP NIGHTS DUE TO KIDNEYS? Xtts * |.Kkd ttUihIKi the ittilaltd out, tuu. M ao my rspuat eeitiog a-s — I tothl's ftlcrp aft art ft tlw d » « t f « » i/u e -a Caution: take n diisctni. D etelop in g " I'hlllU- ir .-in vegelBbUi-baltaxna — Natuit'ineen w*r*w rtliaf. He called it ” Swamp-1 Lad" aul million* of uatefUl mm and aocnrn haaa taken It—--flan auth aniatm* re*uUa S»am|>-How< *oa* n*hi to work tu . . . ineiraita fLm l ffuah out 14 lilt l*«*9*11 . K10I ivtA LEARN TO P L A Y PIANO lit H h 9 ».* ilifif4Y= ' S IL V E R • A 'L Y M D in T I •IrugalH Fli*t d ie - m u i r f o i m * PARIS A N D KKMVICK u o s tlv - h a< PKSn. TOIL 1>rrr‘m Lr ° y iii'H [’almello AeaT Touchton lwog t'.i aad In * . h l i l m n a l l t u YA-DK moth proofing U*l* 6 Regtiutged Broker and WcNEIIX a of .it?1 i W ff h d il i t I \ !» IMT* l.rssim s HYIK I. 4 life#* H I- i!t 4*44r t»f JfiRM M. O. Ii. IlfFtflpfi i i 't . i ’ l I-. 11.. == «|*-i Filial *;i*rK .♦! Ihr * hafal Ami the- .iffl. -A! tit# .\tlllfl Jvrkllv t#l i'iF?UHt • ! * »nf 1o #t ill »' IMIMVII tr| ■rill \-\Mt fiiilm -A in l l k f i l l : EKTATK i 'l HOLLA J, ||Ki;L i w - t t s f , til 4L L M i lt 'l l IT SU V fU-NOB It Mi N-hI-'f f> heeetir etvs» lh «l M ATgt>\ II HKRI; tiled his ltaaf-,-*ptsH at .AU(iuii|Hiaiye « i H ir ..estate el, ttttlilXr j . ' t t r r t . r-e.-e,u^A -shot he rilej his i-tol-'tt l.-r final 'll* rhatge, arot that lie »H* ap|it> 11 the rioaeml,le ll. W W ar*; .......... Jeilree ,,f Neitrihola t'ouM y. Flat Ida, Oa the n t h day ot o n « l » t 1»M. rnr approval at the w ise aa.l toe ruial il(*-l(J(«r as Artinlnlstral-tf „l It— eerate „ t HOLLA J ItK tfl. dr. seate.1 „(, this ISIh day III ttet'leiuher, (war. =a. * ' Malsun M Meet, AdmiHUlr*lt*r -.1 the estate .if It.-lla J Iteel. de- F O R R E N T — Floor t a n -W . E **y opeiation. Reasonable rate*. Han­ ford Paint & Gian* C o. 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MEW 2 BEDROOM unfurnlahed ual Corp* research, mnnv aul BOapartment. 501 ’* Celriy Ave. SEWING MACHINES jects me taught which- are not’ BALKS A SERVICE Space for office or other type bus­ avatlahlr (o civilian* anywhytr iness*. See William Davison, BERTH HEWING MACH. SHOP ut any price. IIS 8 . FRENCH. Pl|. 1190 Sanford Hu* Station. A 3-year enliitm enl in the A rm y friifti •EE? or A ir Force give* n man a The Wale uf nortd a tJteetiaga, COMFORTABLE furniibed bed ! FRIED SHRIMP DINNERS chbicr o f any luanch o f servire, Tu ftan ti g,.sseila. No- ! * Illehlamt room adjoining bath for 1 girl every night at llomer't. includiiig the S ignal Corps, jn As roue Meet tt a Mar Milt*. I'hilasteL ' onb.. I2.00__w.klyl 2111—Holly. ^ G R A ^ ir™ *T »^ W ^ t: ^ w b i - J i t h v > e - a « e »|u iiMM<e. O n c e ■ urns: rei.i.iyrrrnT»rY m j a t e i o t s l i l n o t ltle .l c a d I accented, every man hat the op"r" ' - - — — t *#r, reconditioned. The Music portiniity to ijualify for tech­ unites! t„ s|,|liar to a eeitalu m il Ol r-sm|iUist tiled .seaipet veil tor a RECENTLY remodeled garage Box. 119 W. Firil at. Phone nical achoul 11ainlng. In addi­ dttoire hum hrioHha In the I’ -rCUIl 953. apartment. 3 room*. Plenty of tion. Iline's high pay. stntJy (Tout! „r gftiiin.-le t-otiM t. Fl-irtda room on beautiful Silver Lake. employ innil. good toiHl. cloth­ retutaatUe to the Hut# Day of No__________________ _ C o n c r e t e s e w e r p ip e Bathing * fishing. ________ Phone 102 ing, i|uai<ers, and travel. All before 6 P. 3!. or 24B after 7 I SEPTIC TANKS, Grease Trap* of this it you is plus n rhanre Block*, Aluminum JViuduivs and P. M. to save up tn 92,000 during yt,ur - S. tee in, White cement ’ Paint, FOR S A L E enlistment. Here's yum rhanre 3EAUTIF1II.LY furniehed bedPerm*-tile. Hurricane lit ace* M O T O R S IN N fo r 'n go»d>«tait in life,, with room, private bath, large closet Miracle Concrete Company, 509 tennilv si> \mn goal and apace. Phone 923-j, Elm Av«. Phone I9:ts, Get the full details without ob­ TRUCKERS REST ligation at your nearest U. S. Freni h & Seratnolr Bled. Ahnv & Air Futre ltecruitilig N' *--n.bwrK. Guide.vllle. Route Slutlim, d Itutlimit Itullding. Orfurniehed 3 bedtoom*. each will, will lan-to. Fin. This your chance private bath, (team heat,- attic COULD CLEOPATRA UR1NK A .fan. Phone 923-J, OAK CORD wood JIHUU cord. 'fo r a real ilep- foiward. PEARL WITHOUT STOMACH Writ* John Carlin, Allamunle ULCER PAINS! Springe. =~ - . 2 WANTED TO RENT 12 SPECIAL YhMVICES T U X E D O F E E D S —eom piete line. H unt'* T u i m Io Feed Store *i H -4-T- M ir tllf ii#t«ts«<J. 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The maker* of Belton Dent. 22 1460 West 19th St. Chicago 8, 111., are so proud of their achievement that they will gladly send free descriptive book let and explain how you may gi-i a full denumxtratliin of thl* rrmarkabl# hearing device la yout own home without risking a penny. Wrttc Bcltonu to d a y . « I T A K E TT DON’T KILL MY BOV/ m . By l kaul rRohinson VrtPPO G O C A C IT O .V ' UJUAF YOU D O * P B A L L V - , 'I'l SHK LA N D 4D 5 U -J lIZ li: ^ J ■ gobat* iSffYfec ■ T !*• , -I �» MONDAY, SEPT. 22,-1947 I TUB SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE SIX Market Director Reveals Need F or M ore Food Crops Pelicans When Hurricane Hits JACKSONVILLE, Bent, 22. — (SkM-elaU-* "Events of the lait week have* riven new emphaii* to Truman Meeting Att< PovE 'ft>0 Straps OUT PE*E VATS' ;• •Ai*.POKIN' TUrt PEA« P is' K t i ? RifiHTW UP iw f e u - m e UfiHT txnxrnmr By ELLIOTP CHAZF. GULFPORT, Mia*.. Sept. 22 i/Pl — Pal lean* amt people act p rctl/ much alike In a hurricane. Titer both f*< excited and do the wronr thing. They both get killed. Ilul Somehow the pelicans manage to bg » iUUuilQlt.dignlfmL about it ' With hurricane rvlnda Railing tin roof* arotind the promise*, knocking out power linen pml con verting Main Street of Gulfport in an expenaive Imitation of^an artillery barrage, both the pelican* and the people had a tough time of it . By mid-afternoon, thing* were so noisy .and confu*ed that tin two group* were walking Ihr same sidewalk and hiding Ix'hlnd Huaame ehtlter. The pelican* had givlen up the Idaa of flyHlg. Shortly after what would have been lunch, If the restaurant jte-iplt Could have got around to cooking it, I apotted what appeared to l< the laat two air minded pelican* lit town. H . A HKtHDKNT OF FORT MYERS, FLA., look* up at the arorheH wall of th* newljr-rcmo*leled educa­ tion building si Ihr I** County fairgrounds, which was demiiliahrd by the t e r r i f i c hurricane which ■•wrpl nrr»i»* the Florida peninsula. Although property loss "a* high, there were »ery few death*, due tv the ndeanrr warning* given by weather official#.' (International Snundphoto) And moat admirable of alt. the) didn't discus* the wind velocity, but rather aeemed to accept it a* a routine element of hurricane. Th# beech pelicans writ- «lifThay refused to accept n new mode of travel after years of coasting whare they pleased. On tha jentle, tai-free Gulf hrtetaa, Bo (hey' died. mo*l of them victim* of hasty landing*. Their brown bodia* littered the Iwm-hr* The wounded walked around tiredbetid* them am) waited for windberne death*. t. ?- A At » wiui_ with in th** ptypio people ii it w was ps mil dlf nrent. At any rate, it was differ Palm tree* lwn.l roedlly In the furious wind-in We at Palm. Beach ax the tropical hurricane that- had -itCTrtnpnif-8frthp-ttxhBiniii" i!tnirfc~the~rtOTlitg~Teiinmn ha fdll fut-y. — ’ * (InternatlonalT among velocity • hotel a many-atory structtaken shimmying like a tenflitting pole, thera you hava It.'the hurrithe people and the pelican* t And the moral, If there la one available, is that although a pelietn ha* an awfully big mouth, he knows when to keep it shut (International) 4IFtIPv European Aid ( ( ■■Mn»rU frwm r a s e O k, 1 Brother Missing *1,%-dish ine vn 11 »na i ' r» b r w wneel and fender of the Font war* badly damaged. The ca*o L pending in th* City Court. Edwin Barns, 1603 Palmetto Avtnua, narrowly raeaped acriou* Injury at 11:38 o'clock Saturday availing In turning the corner from Sanford Avenu* to Seventh Hired, hit bicycle was hit by an un­ known negro truck driver. Thdriver's Identity la being sought by police. " A 1938 Ford sedan belonging to L. T. Twyman, which w*« stol­ en from In front of tlie Avalon Apartments between 8:00 o'clock but evening and 9:00 o’clock thb ow ning, wax found this morning Plumbing shop on W#*t it Street The car wa* re­ ad to b* tn good condition th# only thing misting was r*. cigarette# and candy that txwti (eft tn It. A rabs landing and drtcHninc whether the mean* can be found of lupplying Eurrqw‘» need*." the lutnmaly **id. “ If nothing i* done, k calaittophe will dcrrlqp a* Mock* become f}* liautted." Tlio report outlined a four-point self-help program “ aimed at put­ ting Europe on It* frot by tlie end * a nit i -a* Of loftt :** 1. A strong production by onch Country. effort 2. .Tlie crcrttloti of Internal , f i­ nancial stability, 3. Maximum cooperation among tho 18 countries. 4, A solution of their tradjnj deficit with the American-contf netit, particularly by exports. A* pait of Ihik production ef- war heal*, with inrrease* above th* ptewar Standard In potato**, sugar, joilx and faU. 2. Coal production si* it* tha 1938 level nnd on* third higher 1947 tonnage. 3. Elect tlrai generating at 168 W arn percent, oil refining nt B5b per­ cent and steel at 120 perennt in terms of 1938 production. 4. Inland transport faetlltle* to Iso be done granted \© 17“ cultural ? (CeattaaeO timm rage. 0»4» ported to be a “ show me ' one. .Cabinet luncheon* are fairly frequent event*. Dot thi* on# savannah . n«.. s*nt. ,22. (/p look on the appearance of particu­ — The Havaqnah Indian* are b*e|9 lar significance becauee of other ahead of the Augu*t*-Tiger*, Z-l( meetina acheduled both before In the Sooth Atlantic U agut* and after It: . x W , ^ .a l, plUhiag. dh-fuhrre1fw5T Strike-out artiat Driaaie mat exporta they will recommend tq t#rf j the Tiger* with a four-hitter Prrildent Truman. to give Savannah ■ 3*0 victory Secretary of Agriculture Ander-(Sunday. He out-toaaed Augusta ton announced the agreement to 'starter Einbree and reliefer. Han' reporter*, but declined to give [ry Camp, who teamed with a nlneany detail*. The committee meet* 1hit pitching performance. Emhrea with the President at 2 P. M. was lifted jn the aevanth when tlj* The food committee meeting wa* ah - 002 000 Olx—3 9 l the ftret of a aerlea of top >. Camp (81 and Little; admlntetratlon references, in­ cluding a cabinet luncheon, on the general problem of hnw the United Starve can hely Europe Jk* Pickle of Mississippi State meet emergency need* thli w jn -l(, , „tcd th* be»t punter of the. ______________ ter. * |Orange Bawl eeriee. In the 1037' 1937' —■ ----------------------iclassic Ike booted on# 82 yard* The average scoring play In the'from 'the line of scrimmage 18-year Orange Bowl football against Duquesne, the longest kick aerie* hai covered 28H yard*. hi th# hJatoyy of the major bowl* Enjoy Bottled Energy Our bpgrkllnK flavor-filled Beverages when ItS hot! Bill’s Package Store and Bar •Phone 880 112‘ I r W. * FIraf • - ■ Strati « R EG ISTR ATIO N NOTICE The ‘Refflntrntion Books of .the City of Sanford, Florldu, nre open nt the City Mali, commencing Mon­ day, September Ilf, 1947u fnr thn purpose of regLetaring for the 'Municipal Primary Election to be held on November 4, 1947, and will remain open each day ex­ cept Sundaya and holiday a, up to and including Saturday, October 25, 1947. CIT1’ REGISTRATION OFFICER *The LAUNDERETTE is a wonderful invention! ’No mesa to clean up! ( How I used to drend that mopplng-up jo b ! Now I’m rid of washday bluea and drudgery! LAUNDERETTE OF. SANFORD Second at Oak retail price normally n a r r o w .XX. hurricane, and moat of them ncith*r walked nor flew. Tliey *«t. ■ Hotel lobbies were crammed with them pnd their voices. “ Simply don't understand this hotel." A very fat one, “They gut no water. Thay got no electricity. Thay got no radio. Juat when you need a radio moat they don't have It And at I was tailing Emily, even If f don't have radio I got to have (having walar." A vary thin reapraaantallve of vtha people, -looked. at the plump ’ representative: "You don't need a chav*." tVc do know however that aertj or planted crop* were hurt. Thi* disaster to Florida, ao far a* vegetable production goea, should Im offset by late planting*. “ Florida production I* part of the world picture — and in fact, a very important part. The world, today — and 1 apeak particularly of Europe alnce those nation* have been our traditional outlet* for foot! product* throughout our history — i* facing a Winter of starvation. W. M. Kipllngcr, recogniied a* one of our ablest commentator* on buiineea and rconomica sounded a grim warn­ ing along thla line, Just a few day* ago. Hr emphaslied that Farm er Gets Most ‘ Horror atorle* of food shortage* O f Consumer Dollar are coming through' and thaVthey are genuine. 'There juat ianrt WASHINGTON, Sept. 22. (/P> enough food available to feed European*, even meagerly,' he The farmer Is getting about 70 rents o f every dollar the consumer ■aid. “ The over-all picture resulting spend* now for meet compared from M l M ««n ,.W I aee.'it. U with 61 rente in .1989.. the last pre-. not nearly ao had ax It would Up- war year, Agriculture Department pear at flrat glance. Growers are figures showed today. The Department said, however, accustomed to coping with weath­ er haiard*. Florida grower*, and that It has llttla definite informa­ Falj vegetable gtowera in particu­ tion as to how the remaining 30 lar, ara acquainted with these rente la divided among othere who haiard*. They are part of the ■hare in the dollar, such ae the corral production picture. In commlaaion agents who handle act. they have a lot to do with livestock tales, the packer, the holding down production, and wholesaler, and tha retailer. making It .possible for the plant- A atudv made by the Depart­ era who produce .crops year after ment on Marketing margins for tlrrvtoclr and niaatx ln T93* xhrrw-I the following division: Farmer 61 cent*, commlailon agent 4.3 cents, the packer 14.9 cent*, the wholesaler 6.8 cent* and Storm Warning: th* retailer 24 edits. ir«INll«ia*<t fra*HI N t* Om I Department officials told a re­ to control odor and Insect*. porter the split of the 80 cents left State and municipal authorities now after the farmer gets hi* conferred on requirements, and ■hare U believed to be roughly the prepnred to atk the war assets ■am* a* in 1989, although tha re­ Administration for relief stocks tailer and th* packer mey get nod heavy equipment to clean slightly larger portion* beetua# of licarhes and highways. Heavy Increased labor coats. Umbers alio were sought for On that assumption, they said bridge repair*. that the division may ba roughly as follows: By ASSOCIATED I’ll ESS Parmer 70 centa, tha eommlaFollowing It the unofficial lilt of 20 death*, caused either direct­ slon agent two cent#, the packer ly or indirectly by the hurricane 10 centa the wholeealer three and the retailer tB centa. In which *ltuck South Florida last rente t h i e breakdown, transportation Wednesday, costa coma put of shares of th# Storm death*: rommlaaiea -agent# end -wholeMr*; Sara Elisabeth JieCullnugh, 78. fatally Injured in Fert Fierce Official! said tha margin be­ by door blown open by hurricane. tween th# farmer'# there and the Savannah Forges Ahead O f .A ugusta •In Sally; Playoff 5. Restoration of prewar mer­ chant fiesta by 1951. The 18 nation* expressed belief Europe could produce moat of ttw machinery and other capital equip­ ment needed for the expanelnu program outlined,'and added: “ The various countries have un­ dertaken to use all thkir effort i to develop their national produc­ tion In order to achieve these targets” The r e p o r t estimated that 13,000,000.090 would lie needed In efforts to atabllixe th*; money of certain countries, left unnamed. “ The quick success of atablllialinn will, to a very larg* extent, depend on adequate foreign aeslatance being available*” the con­ ference eald. The report act at 822.400,000,000 western Europe’s prospective dol­ lar. deficit for 1948-61. - Fnmr this (t subtracted fS.110,000,000 for machinery and faQltal equipm flirt w h l f h . ihm t n n r l N» 8 i]lH . msnt which, the nreport "assum­ ed," would be financed by th* International Bank for Recon­ struction and Development, “ Given favorable condition*." the report aaitb- Western Tluropo wfltdd—haYe , four-year trade surplus of |2Jlt0.009,000 outaldo tha Western HemUphei*. It ★ ** mada plain, however, that thli figure eras tentative and that the real ’ need waa cnnsldcred to be (19,330,000,000 from.America piui Ion against th# end of th* AnterIran aid prttyamThe conference eald: "It will be Impossible to right the problem unless market-condi­ tion* In the American coriitneitt allow both Europe and olher parts of the world to sell good* there In increasing quantities. “ But these undertaking* ran b* *urcr*«fully carried out only with assurance of a'continued flow of good* from the American contin­ ent. If that flow should cease, the results would be calamitous. "Europe*# dollar resources are running low, (One country after another haa already Imen forced by lack of dollars to cut down vit­ al tinporta of food ond raw mat­ erial* from the , American contiueft . ff nothing la done, catas­ trophe will develop a* stock* be­ come e * h m a ted ._lfioo-lltU e-l# donn. If It li done too late! It will be Impossible to provide the mo *** * u i u to t v get the **»v prog* mentum needed ram underway, U fe In Europe ft gradual hall for lack o! mat­ erial*. The fuel and food supply of Europe will diminish and begin io disappear, , The report promised “ progm piv* relaxation* of Import rvetrif- af Colon. Recon#lals pHania of laborer* > British W*#l price* of llveitock and meat ad­ vance! and wldari ax the** price* decline. Thla, Alley explained, I* because marketing and distribu­ tion coat# tend to remain fixed. Deaths attributed -Indirectly-to— Thav’ -amphaalaad, -hewever^dhat * smaller shares ara being received William*. 29, negro ahot now bjr packer* and distributor* Patrolman J. W. Shep did not infllcat# that thalr raturna They handling a much larger volume neat and llveetock livestock than lin 1939. men, electrocuted while repairing of meat pow er Iin* tn Miami following storm. Mary Jane Bloth, 20, killed in that Conner’# Highway was closed Fort Lauderdale when auto collided with another, ca- on dehris-atrewn Ragina Jay, 0; John Richard Jay, 4i Joseph. Jayfl, burned to deaAh jn-hpqx* trailer, wh*» gaaoline lamp used because of storminduced power failure overturned and cxplodad. Jam** V. Brown, 81, Philadel phia pollcaman, died of heart at tack by. excltmvnt Induced by atoms In Miami. Red Davenport, nlghtwatchman at Saraiota — ,F ___airport. ' Bradenton electrocuted Thuteday when step­ ped on hlown-down power line. William -Beat, died of .heart attack In Sarasota county courtL . ,... ____ l . _ -night I .L . house Wednesday while steklnr refuge from etorm. Shirley A. Wade, of Hollywood, who-drove family from east roaet of Florida to escape hurricane, died Thureay of Injuries from auto accident near Tamoa. Marine Cpl. Robert Marks, 20, died at .ra**-A-GHlie. of Injuries when car crashed into tree during storm Wednesday night. WEST PALM'BEACH, Sept 22 —WV— Flood water* from th# northern pert of the Everglade* flowed across Conner's hjghway today and threatened to enter the farming rommunltle* of Pahoke* and Belle Glad*. Already swollen by abnormal summer rains, drainage water* whipped by the great Atlantic hurricane war* reported trickling over a small dike near Canal Point east o f Lake Okeechobee, and washing out chunk* of Conner’a Highway, main link between th* lake area and th* coastal city of Weat palm Dekch. Talph A Wank, southeastern disaster chairman of tha Red Cro»a, eald that'thus far. only a threatening condition exists, but that seepage had Waehed within k mil* o f Bella Glade by mid­ night laat night. One hundred cafe of * the Florida East Coaet Railroad were readied at Fort Pierce to move injand to pick up evacuees if W. IL HIU. Red Coat chapter chairman of Palm Reach e said that Governor Millard wall had authorised 10,000 hag*, dragline* and other heavy dirt-lifting equipment to ha used in an effort to stem th* flow caused by a break ta a small dike near Canal Point. :;• * » ! Hl«**w p^ ' - “ •‘fw b l Everglade* Lamar Johnson, l------Complet# call* quickly. Thb drainage district engineer* laid oilores better service for you that If th* water, goee over the and yew partyline neighbor*. imall famr dike* thrpuaht th* arts It would flood the Pahoke* and Bell* Glade aectlona, but that the Inundation would be alow ff1 =s enough to permit evacuation. L Soma .80,000 people live Jn the I - ■a l»* I ^ threatr ae<l area, he said. Negro*a from th# migratory worker's camp at Eand Cut, two KEEP CALLS BRIEF phan* li placed hook star each vnber.ona phono off lei up an entire line. Ml Red Croat and the BtaU High­ way Patrol that only the amaller farm dlkea were giving way, and that there wa* no threat to tha great government levee surround­ ing Lake Okeechobee. Crews sandbagging tha broken dlkea In th* Canal Paint area quit work at nightfall and wars to resume at daybreak today. Fifty convicts from the state prison camp at Belle Glad* wer* to augment emergency crew* al­ ready mustered. Tha const guard In Miami said .. WABHINGTON, SepL-ttHAV- The Agriculture Department aatk. mated today that last W eeajflv rkanc caused the lots of S five and seven million b o M citrus In Florid*. ■ It figured the Iota at bsHfour and flva million b o x * . | 1.4 __ sJL—____ : 1r . / Allow a llttla time between eolh to permit others to hove thek turn at ffte One. G IV E OTHERS a .< hahcb �-n or- f* r “T ------1 -- --------- 1 , aD THE WEATHER Unity There Ls Strength— Ifalut ami. *i|iiallv lhi» afternoon . lutilifhl ami Wnfnnnltr, Strong tail to miojheattrrlr »1itd> 40 to 111. miles, per huur »)lih . gusl* l» 60 in taUalU. To Protect Lbo Peace of the World; To Promote th* Procreaa of America; * To Produce I’ roeparity for Sanford. ■ ^ /O L U M E X X X V I I I '* Established 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, SEPT. 23. HU7 Associated Proa* Loosed W iro Tornadoes Add Appeal Made Russia Whitehair Insists aring To Florida Woe To Save Peace From Storms By Trygve Lie ssions Communism Scored And Danger O f W ar Stressed. A t MeetVeterans m g of Bevin Hails Work Of Committee On . European Aid Houses Are Smashed East - W est Differen­ In Jacksonville; ces Are Said To Be. 25 Boats Missing; Breeding Fear And Thin Dike Holding HateThruout W orld Taft Denies GOP Air Force Pilot Prefers Robot . Is Lacking. In Pilot To His Own Flying Prowess Social . Ideas Vislhnsky Again A s­ sails Marshall For Incorrect Explana­ tion O f Deadlock Ail Air Four officer *HI Ihi NEW YORK. Sept. 23 id*)— Watherman It. F/Whltnrr re­ BRIZE NORTON. England. Sept. NEW YORK. Sept. 23— Pll— corded the lowest barometric Trygve Lie. secretary-general of 23 (»*) Capt. I ho mas J. Wells. 101®“ “ f " T,“' *lig I'urii" pi •’ Russia iautniird a new broadltJa ceith-d in tlni. iiinni.ei, reading of the year here shortly Francis P. Whitehair, formei S. Army An Forces pitot, e\ Ttii- co n tiu l met Im n isn i, w hich agaimt the l inietl Stales loday before noon when a reading of the United Nations, made a direct Senator Will Make U. candidate for governor and a pressed pteleiencc lur ihe "tnr- o|terntc- "u illffe r t n t item s in iiflei S«i rriary General Trygve Lie 29.32 was made. At 6:13 this appeal to the bitterly quarreling commander in the United States Speech Tonight On thanical brain' over In* own flv the nllptniu-. vtus fu lly ndju-te-l. in an extraordinary appeal called CommunistsAIone D e­ morning it was 29.55 and at big (towers loday to reconcile the Navy who 'served in the Pacific 8:43 was 29.51. During the hur­ Easl-Wrsl differences which he said imitui - u< ru i un tip f"i to it* on Ihr Inttrily quarirlmg lug powLabor Legislation tag prowess today after trolling the cry' Dollar Attack: ricane last week the low eat ulul tin* plane » « ' Iuvied tu die during the recent war. told 150 were bleeding fear , and hats '-54 tkymXster the Atlanlii in .v l olid o f, lilt- riilivvav uiid heiiilrd r i t .l o huiy itirir ddfrientes ill reading wow 29.77. Storms al­ members of the Veterans of For* Greek Arm y Upped ways n,CLEVELAND..Kept. 23. M'J— lunlrollrd -rnliwly by tobol. llir mlririL ul prute aiAutig the seek a low pressure area, thruuehoul the world. fur takesiff. . v cign Wars and their guests at a Addressing fhe. General AliensLabor la the "chief berveficltur 4lwwv*n. itiii-* -wiii.li i 'V. im . tihe declared, and if there la a tended' Nfj|ihnv‘ ''D tW tffl rnttirf fxml with th" WASHINGTON.-Sag*. 23. <*•> » supper at the Mayfair Inn last lower pressure erea IHan here, ■My at the close of* its week’-l6n» ' wf-the-Taflrilartley ,(Vt and Van T h r u Hu- maalet .s w it c h vve i A mil r i 5'. Yiihiiuky, Soviet dep­ Robert 1 . Darner, rice president jeopardise industrial peace by automatic llurld controller in had the present storm in the Gulf krncral debate phase, Lie made no Ij i tllliell Its H hi tie (luge I WIN night *that “ Hiller and Muito of the World Hank, said today will takr that direction. Rain- direct reference either to Secretary trayrot ting It. Hubert N. Iten- weather than htmg the tlnp n p ta ird by unv liuiumt U 'utg on the uty lotngn minister, opened his lini arc gone, but the Russian that American investors will ham, general counsel of Ihe fall last night, arrompanlrd by of Stair Marshall or Russia's De­ AutiuiiM tii'ivllyi the new* offensive by charging Sec;eirisllumritls," Well, m eth iiiiN u i." National Labor Itrlationa Hoard, inysrll. on bear is hungry and is preparing hare to put up whatever funds noisy gusts of wind, lolslled 3.1 th ro ttle s w e ir pushed to tak eo ff lary of Slate Marshall gave art said. "The automalk tlighi con­ the llank lends to Ihe 16 Eu­ asserted today. Denham, vested Inches, he reported. The rain puty Foirign Minister Andrei Y. for new wars of aggression. We p u sillitli, and ( it ir i eight sei-.mdt "intuited" rvplaiulion uf (lie Lag ropean nations seeking aid un­ started yesterday afternoon and Viihintkv. hut it was clear that with unprecedented legal |H>wera troller is tnuclr mute scntiltvc and the lunhi h were Itleaseil. The , ,, , , must pick up again where we left der lho Marsh'll Plan. The under the new labor taw, told blanc stalled down I hr i u u» « y / 1*“ « f deadlock op Kuican tndecontinued Intermit lent ly through his appeal w-as aimed at them. quicker to irVpniui ihan any lm European group “ assumed” In > off. We mutt finish the job." Ihe Amrrlran liar Aaaoelatlun the night. "The • indispensable condition base near this Lnglith village yes liflrd 'Into ihe nil, mid Wlijli il pendencr. "We were fat.' decadent and a statement yesterday that the (.'rooms Arademy in Colds- for peace," Lie told the 55 nat­ dial unlona will hurl themselves IVBchi'd NHI Irrt ullllUile III-' IU then assailed Maishall who Hank and "other credit opera­ unless Ihey lake fullest advant­ man brains ami hands." boro wan closed today on ac­ indifferent in 19-tl," hr said. "God tions" would furnish them with tliroUIrs w eie ryit)idi-il- to vlimit vvas tilling liefotc him for supional drlegalioni, "Is |hal nations age uf ita protrrlloii. count of high water in Thirlire plane landed at an RAI poiltiuii. . • -forbid that we will ever again 13.110.000,000 pf the *12.440, nd Roosevelt with diffrirnt social systrms and 1-|.r ll|. -- .-llullmd l.l !J Oml- lu llin g L'N nuivideraliim nf laiW Isiday,—12—Irwitra^puJ—lit a nun -WLKVElcrVfvD.—Keyh—ibh—tdV I be. I would rather that I and mv »hV^-piVreHr^artiootn-imr^rinieiesls' shTYl illi’ve'lff Presldenllai I'andulale llaiuld ulrs after il look t.fl hum Nlrplsrtss f i c i , mid the rinottlea w eie puBcd , oinmciitlatfutis for icvtivon of the rM,drr|| , nd lri(h fU |rum ....................................... ...... . l .. family would die tomorrow than need from the 1 nited States and buck to c|unv- Iknilintt, Al tie Italian pcsi c ticsty. YittlitllLy livc and work together side by I- Hlatoirn today rolled on the elsewhere through 1951. Darner villr. New fiiiindl.iiid. .Niind.iy mgld. time »!*•' the |dom‘> «*di.. piylf „| taring the building. The arhool to live under a. system of Com­ told’ a news conference the banh ^ side, in |>racr. I lilted Nations to avert H < > ■ Id any action un this will re-open tomorrow if there "The brnin did‘ nil Ihe work," a nii'kot oi guide vhtp ntaml ^ munism," he said 'in an address now haa only *50.000.000 avail­ Mar Three by reeogniring Ihe "This must llnd exprctvjon In a vml,ill..Il, ul i lie are no.more heavy rain*. ed up n dtu-vlioniil heiilll fn,ln 1 qucvllon V,.u. said Col. James .liilli'.|.ie ,.( Kim on "Thiee World Governments" able for lending, and Ihe only po|iln*l neuoliations which *how "basic clash uf ideologies" bet hiid o f tl.iwav-'Bern" tini>n-ut>. LN l baiter. •. Aliluliiu, Trva*. t llittf uf llu F. K, in which he contrasted Democracy way It ran grl-furdher funds In MIAMI. Sept. 23 i-lV lhrec a willimniris to cornoiomiie. With tween Ihe Amerirali and l(n**i- All Fultes till vti-fillii'i living diAll smuninlic viiicction finder , \ i tno-ky ^[Mike n* tin- 55 inthe forseeable future is to raise an systems and ahilline IN de­ with Fascism and Communism them In this country by Issuing tornadoes were reported over I’tor- out such a will, without coopera­ bate lo Ihe economic phase ot vision, who -tij tviili Wells in the , Know .Mi- “ ADE'T tliie*-up'*n to tom rirnrial A -* nild> tiegau itet.ivli- on it-* foi mi.Ini-W- ugcndd, l*«»r ^l%» ( I uni iiiHvsl and. eiplained that the latter two bonds for investorsids as olfshoti ol a tropical storm tion and agreement, let me cm-} ■ urld affairs. Kla—en, (urmer pilot's co«u|-iiinu. ni. phavi/e that no mechanism (or guvernur uf .Minnesota, luld an - *■litvIt nllCH.lv lool lo-i-it nppi oved ' — | ” are very much alike except that which v*as centered at noon today b> tii......me ~r. luma, lie dt liiaioDd (lie maintenance ol International \merlran Har Aaaorialion sreLONDON,, Sept. 23 M’i-F o r Communism is Fascism in the rx"close Ui shore" between St. Pe­ i-kvliii>i>tu of the items on Korsa peace and’ security, however per- liun Ihal Americans ito not »anl eign‘ Secretary Krnrsl Devin re t l tame. nod Italy./ tersburg and Clearwater on th* war hul wolltd wurelv light to Iril, can he rffeclive." tinned from Paris loday and hailed Mi now lob-, th.- Ami. countrU# ilrfend "the Individual freedom Florida West Coast. Mr. Whitehair was introducer! lie mi id the big power differen­ b-%t tin- /n »l i•>1111,1 01 the I’althe tejsorl of (he Ih-nation com ul men.” Tbe Coast Guard combed Florida ce* had nut yet reached the stage by Senator' L F. Doyle, a formei t stine buttle when tin.- Assembly "Ihey knew that freedom ran mittee for European recovery as waleis lor 25 small freighters anil wheie they thiratened the exist- best Ire defended, nut un llielr classmate at Stetson- University. nvi-itode theh ohjectoins to ereIt -Mllawa aa !'■«» 01*1 "a great piece of work." nvmtr «i h tpiruvl hh-nalitiri combanana boats ’.reported missing or j j uwn ahorrw, but al any point • The meeting was. presided over The 20,000-word rrpoit, signed IIIil tee |.t cunsldfl llir I'alcstltlvl where ruthless axxrrssiolt en* overdue. Six of them, some wreck- j by Comdr. K D. Scott who wel­ ycsterdajr, rmbodirs a request slates free and Indepeiiilanl pan cd. have been located. W. comed the visitors and distinguish plea,” Slsssrn. detlait-d. t!»** Korean Vlthitt* from tig 16 western European vVoodfit I'oot Paddles k<ht y mil The Weather Uuetau in;a noon. , _ __ Trial Of The 18-Year cd guests. J, A. Wright had charge lt.i**i.i mil a hml suhinlt. nations j (|r $19,300,000,000 iu bulletin^aid the storm was moving |LOfltCSi 0 1 xi6T(ll(l , ENROUIE Wi l l I I A l l of the program and made the Are FoumlOn Body; ted toitetimlive pioposais hot Heiress Goes Amcricah^^id under ilia Maishall t h e s e li.o i n o l . h v e ti a i w p t t d b y H A T fl.L . Sepu »» • t introduction;. ReV.J. E.McKinIry Plan tal^ n ty them through the Was .73 Years Old h e t l u t e d S t n l i *. T l i c t t n i t , h e s an hour after a Mocking #■ pronounced ,ih$ inyocalkn. John unt IiyUWarv -Jenid. "Ihe Atm i loan delegalv must cratic oKkis Is at burg r«ngr ruiiJT5 -‘ lespoiitihiiii * -— n rrr — action by an area of high pressure Igrols aursted ,,,il ibt program? >” for vfia ear T 21 — A - timer- OTadf' wubcUv [— SAN 1A —ANA. +'«li A B. jSjL^mgttier left Paris aw r- dive-Atlantic —elates? t ~ — - -T he aleiHern. thud of--tirs pir» Tivrnrd r 5S5 lUfrnse b T T F e T if T 1,11 3tie lisle Istimlird snotliei polillr invention llisl evotrlillv , .ten.il.H'k. auntliei Ey air early today to deliver skin brings memnriee of rnanvHe *4id TiiO K.limit it*ue could A small, ahoit-lived tornado Jut hapuy hours spent watching th- llaitlry law by .Srnalor I all attack today on tlie vtiny of I -mi laded t" vvtuk u roniitteied liv |«> In Sanfotd at this time, Mr. ihe report to U. S. Secretary oi in,I iegutty t«- ■.K.-iiltfievi by lbs (R 0 >. Jacksonville's soutluide loday. griifirun i lassies uf year* goiu* tie Overell amt Hud Gullunt aboon Ik e tliepioliable came of the (ielieral A-semldy. Wfiltehair praised the American State Marshall, who advanced the I hr Uhiu senatur luld a rr- dynamite llial blew- up her parent* ujiowning Saturday night of Na • system of Democracy arid free proposal of self-help plus United taking off a few scatlcrrd tools by, but this year brings nu ex I'uriiinK to Italy, hi: dm U ttd cvption in the realm of y t i vilv enterprise which 1m said was the portrr he plani_tu-answ tliid tin- i Hi i*d MaTe sevcial and uprooting big oak trees in t.ewrnilnil, 23-yeai old. nrgitt In Nckjioii” Hetbor Mai -H mii A t til loH -aiH re -many-top-flight-fpolhsli witfliL St«etjiid_iiLg_ipccch aiTUrvaid Willi-* "lm* etiu> n lnik of pr*. hall-mile wide pa’lbr- Telephone a'lashes.are un tin1 way for tin* Gearhait, Oir.t spr*ri h lain tins 15. I alnpa vliip yard wmkrr 4ltd cine attiiutm .m such ipresttnna." cThe“ opportunity to talk over June 5. week an assertion-by Gaej Stilt lover uf th pigakin parade. the radio and say what we think H ie IH-yrai-old lirnrts 'anil bet blolliri of MiHller lim n . 411 I'llir- ease, Virlilml-y went on. Is "I am rosy pleased," Bevin and (tower lines were downrd over This week The Sanford Herald van, Drmmiatii' National Commit without (ear of arrest pr reprisal an area two miles long. Anulhe, the lack of Inver ailmittcil'lail week that llir* t .ul Second Slirrl, 1be |n,dv "iiii.itliei vxuiiipl.■aid of the report. "I hope it will continue! Ita animal I'ick The lee director, that- the- detr Rr £ he slid, “ is a thing we will fight Uliililv <<l tbe * nilcd Slates to tornado dipped into eastern Marion >».it Irifivrlrd it lit IH I o ■ lot L I ioiik I i I 511 (mum!*oi blatlm^ Winner Con teat nod ihe ballot w for aa long as there ls an Amer­ bear good results for the whole i >i . te.'pcet inlet iti -i.ui ugin-iiKiita publican CungrcM will do nutlriny, IHTtvxiri but ctaimevi they did to till motmtvg (tom li ake Ahlhntr ....... , le0|r rl„ * red ica." • ■J world. We have got to follow it up cau.n\ > ,t“ viti" i,)f1 “/ l > ""; with the trams will to- found on about social welfare Irgivlatinh. ' eaily this morning, badly daniagim tin- spurts page. . Mr. Whitehair pointed out that now " al llir irqurtt id b n fa lb ci, \\ 11 neat tlie Miinuipal I’ lri l.v Slici into.” Thr Thorpe Furniture Cnmpanv 1 Ibis will ptovtdr a new thapler he temporarily surrendered his \ 1*11111,1 V -— I'■I 111,.*.- ivlio. Sliplei I (Iv rirll, Lot Atlgrlri Iill,Mi di I', A. Mem <iil,I \\ \\ JoluP London Mritapapers, with th slff ,wo Her,, rights as a private citiseu in 1942 cjurption of tht* CammunUi Di|> blocking rotui and knoctaiK **ul amt tlie Hill Theater are offering )n , continuing tiansconlinentat id llir ( ’nail Guatd l liil I evvrn port the pi :'(-*• ■d ■.inddrA ciiangii* tier, wbo willi M il. O vrirll died the pritea lu be given away till* . . , , , , . . . to aerve In Uncle Sam's . Navy Iralllc of woiilv tirtwrrn- 1aft and brli.ie nr (luting llir rx|i|utioii. ill il bad been lr|H>iltd l>> III,, ■0 tlie Itali.in ii I1, ti.i , c n " i atlur praised tho document, large sections of power and com. week.’ which he described ns a “ win­ ry Worker, ivltlittye -enttreplmil of Justice. praaa Democratic oppoiirnu tune tie-* The press • I w ^ ^ r t a d UvaLald hou.ev municalion lines. Three Thorpe is giving two ptin*. ning team." adding that as long iu the furm of food and goods I.ugrnr W i l l , , , i , p i n t r i n l m . vi,tn at nutting sitter Nalunliy Vi-,|||tjnky—wri-l'd |w*t mitaion to The-first prise will Iw a lieauliful irw llsiira ea Cas* atsr Ohioan Ivegan a western sentiment; ibr young couple on tbaigct .u{ mgj aa we keep Democracy - alive In waa under diacuaaiop in Waahingmake »! h IH ________ n s _ ___ __ table lamp and the second, pn**' -iquqiirpg tour 10 days ago. / America, wc shall never,know, do- ton aa a slop-gap measure dm ftovbl policy, hul D i. TDwaldu mmdei, said l,r would irtall lain Al 4.00 n’rlmk Stnnby aiter- Vittnim *-i Itinril. \vteioM y p teiThe RIU T1f#*tcr will gtVe l » \ V, ’ * * 4 * * * * 1 * Iritf rdpgfesslunal' debat# oft the Traveling toward Seattle and « Press, Radio PraiHed irffered la a large tnagasine rtek; major Speech on the labor Uvv ite't untie. Ftrd Jutigquivt, a noon R. 1. .Gdyaid. county nu ideni■ tided liml in must i-onfiria “ Americans arc not stupid p#o- Marshal!, Plan. paaoca to each uf the neil thiee a ha aald, “They ate thinking The press of the continent— there tonight, Taft arruved Sen­ bmllirt nl Mrs. Overrlb Jtmgqm,l ployer, and foimn Ct'y pallid In* . iriim tk* n o» to d. l.ats on For Hurricane Newa winners. people, alow to act, willing la again excepting the section reators Lucas * ( II-III.f anil O'. ir|H>lledly told Mrs. Maty I'tilcb lu.iri found llir i Inlltev nl tbe .ivrd ii, hi* on toe pioviMointl Hgenda. Every game on the ballot mutt . taka a lot, but fun la fun amt Kntriitigre aaaa (*«!• Ktl Mahoney (D Wyo) in a statement ell, linuvrkreper at llir ‘ Ovetell negro iu rati Fort Mellon Park A. E. Shlnholaer, chairman of have (he winner selected, hut <*■> enough la enough. We don't like U m llM N I'aa, U|| the Seminole County Reti Cross, ■cores are required. Place a mat'; inaniton irt .llintridge, I'atadciu jn-vr tlie lloulrvatd in,I in,Idle,I Aim riciins Are Asked anyone push its around loo long." today rxpreaaed appreciation fur in tlie apace provided liy tha team "We knew that Hitler was Bulgarian Executed silbuib, lo trawl; a garage fn. police, Monte/ ll-l/li), tumillonrCl To Feed Japanese the assistance given to local It.-d of your choice, then clip Ihe Imt- Y o t TI I f i l i m l r T r t H<v prompted by delusiona of .gran­ dv n ni,,ic on Mar. 29. For Political Acta l„ llir (Wilier W lin n n d rolllteJ lot and either bring, or mall it 1 ” *TI I k i p j l U r 1 0 UL* Croaa workera by The Herald. Thr deur and waa determined to move TOKYO. S.-pt IT, t f Allied Si,,- ictlfieil n tboioiigli aeairli llir ilotbri at ibntr of lirt mtttOrlando Sentinel and Radio S(a- to The Sanford ller.ld Imfote I ()l)H U T\ ( ‘ (1 l i t S i l l l f o r d forward-.until ha had conquered iltft 11*111il t |**|'ft M^| ii iillU f ill u V | )«tta iI,>c|,>m'<I no i-xplimlvo. \ \ ASMINfrTON, Sept. 23, W3— .tlun WTRR during the rrcent liurnoon on Friday. All lialluta mu*t U1g Iitol her. , tha world. Wa knew ’that he atMini Ia>s|uv llu* Vm#*»ir**n A San Ia Atm privaie invi-niign Herald office by noon f , , ,. tempted to negotiate a aeparab) The Unitcrl^Utei today denounr- ricanr preparation period. Hr al«n iw in The f or M'vrrnl da>„ p.dn-e nn-l tUU'Mnnk.' u p -lt.... mind*. w_U«th__ v,„ ||IU> I His Jewish |tHy of Atonement, liir. Imt wlliie** for tlie iIiTchm, erl Bulgarin's execution of Nikola I expressed thanka for the-aervircs peace with England In 1041, to t it lay, or poatmaike by ' j anown an Yum Kippur. will In tctiln-.l lust week that he foutel SlieTlff a ilepulit-B lave l»'eit mhi, , r , ” F .JlUfMK *P feed llts enable Germany after the duwn- E’etkov, leader uf Ihe opposition offered voluntarily by local cllix , 1., . . . _ ,i , , . observed eveivwhere from aunTIown a Lu of dynamite In a gat age rung the water front Gir tlie Iwwly IbitHl.inipuVerndied Jupaneta or to the Communlit-aupported Hul ena. w fall of France to become the domnt tin- Overell In,mo on -Mar, 30, ,d the negro, Imt it was n»t un-‘ *1‘*’ 'ii*'111. K<’ hungry, . Inant power In Europe. We knew garian government. “ The newspapers and radio were The State Department In a for joint in their work of publicising will iwv determined by the ordei Il is the moat aarrol and solemn took it to tho ‘Mojave desert, Slid id this morning at nl>oiit it;lHi ■ "AH nhmg. vvi knew that th* that -Hitler bated Russia and mat o cluck that John Voting, n m gr .: Jnpaue-e *pevqde eouldit t support statement aald that "In thr Information," he pointed out. "The in which the entries are receiv­ day in Ihi- Jrwinh year anti la ob­ hurled fur iilmool six month*. wanted to axtarminate the Slavic 'bem*elvir fot the tmxt year of world opinion" Bulgaria'a result of comtilned efforts from ed. Remember that the ooorver served with special piaveis and The defense contends .that the *i-li-iy worker, while fj.hhig fioin when people In order to accomplish court ii iuim-v m f»od," said R. Communist-dominated government ail sources enabled ua to lie wrll the ballot la raturnrd to The fasting. It is a day given over to explu*ton alHiaid the Overell yacht, the pirr. righted th.. t»Mty near Ida purpose.” tin- M-aWaJI extending..from Hi* II Davis, headquarters agricul"has shown Itself wanting with prepared to meet any disaster Herald, the hetjer chance.you have Introspection and contenitdallou the Alary E. wa* premature . “ We also knew,” Mr. White- respect to elementary principles and /or- searching' of the heart In caused l*>* Overell ltlm*elf. Cou»id- pier lie nl once hurried acrp*s lurid chief. "The,.’ flodq* just |Utt Ihem that much mine behind and hair continued, “ that Communism of justice and tha rights of which might have occurred from of winning one of the prises. find peace with God. erable tevtimony wa* offered by tin* (der and notified a negn tin- food lm* to romg fruin the the huricane," he said. Among the outstanding riffs on A had made great Inroads In vari­ man." crinpitnion, William Owen*, who The Day of Atonement begin* llu a lla w a u« |v*ae sl i t tho ballot this Week are the Fbn- with the Kol Nidre prayer, ami t* ous European nations even before iimi io-.-n fnliing from the otiiet Dulled Sintra.” Petkov was hangetk In Sofia's Tbe United .Slate* at tints* ida-Mississippi contest, tha LSD followed by confession uLJinVand 1041 and that in the last great central prison early today -on Sum m er Officially Mile. They proceeded lo the office Rica halite and the Army-Villa- prayer* for forgiveness. A solemn election In Franca before the war charges of plotting against tha of Sheriff Mrro who at once di*. furnishes, one-tldtd of Japan's Confession Is Made ;*» Communism had emerged the sec- Bulgarian government Ends A t 4:29 Today nova classic. patched I),-],uly Chatle* lte,-k to fond, lie explained. “ It boils down resolution is made to make amends to the fact tlint the American *' itw U a M n c « , elsl and live a life of greater spiritual To Girl’s Slaying find a Iwrat to retrieve the Iwwly^ people have been Mipplemcntinf By ASSOCIATED PRESS Rill John*, Guir Station iqiet worth during (lie coming 12 Christmas Toys t Summer, after cutting a variety N avy Issues Ruling ROCKVILLE, Md„ Sept. 23. (/*•> ntnr, wa* alto notified. Sheriff tin- fn<>d of liie eidito Japanese months. The Day of Atonement Sign Is Erected A t of c l i m a t i c capera for three On M ustering Out Pay thus represent* man's striving — Detective Capt. James A. Kelly Melo joined him and the I,out lialiun, it looked like Japan was Dropping: In Price months, I.ltig to.luvve q buptner crou— — went on its final binge - Jaycee Tourist Booth J'_ for a more perfect world. In whlrh ■aid today that Georae A. Null! i then came cstlte thu floods.” of 1947 today, chilling a wl.l* s2-Vear-obl War veteran, has ad TJrrtberw WASHING! UN, HepK 23= M M p S P tM “ Information for -Toarirt,1*—r — PORTLAND, Ma„ gap*. M or aviLthinking. mitted *laynig hia ll-year-otd UottPri sin y inn »**» * | )i 1 J* j -tvr* ■ second tropical storm in a week The Navy undertook today to reflecting type of sign, has been Christmas tor pric»e. says Henrlcea in Ranfotd will ba held nirre. I*«h«lla Malion, near her; lilJ fh t lH lH W i n I n lA*t Them Eat Fish Mock a loophole In Ha regulation* fastened on two side* of the Boston wholesaler, will bo down as •truck Florida’s west coast. which haa permitted many sailor* by Congregation Hath Israel at Philadelphia home about two much aa 30 percent this year, In Tho frost lino on tha last morn­ Italian Election Say h Secretary K ru g projection atop tho Jaycees Tour­ and Waves to collect an extra tha Jewish Community Center, Week* agu. ist Information Booth by O. D. contrast to the upward trend of ing of the summer season extond. *100 muttering Kelly, a Philadelphia officer, out pay for Sixteenth Street and Magnolia most prices. ed from northeastern Illinois and WASHINGTON, Sept. 23, UP)— HOME, Sept. “ iT W )_ | n the Landress and Marcel Faille, his made that statement tu reporters Louts Block reported a trend southern Michigan e a s t w a r d simply traveling through Canada Avenue, with aervirea conducted a* he left with Neill for Philadel­ fust teat of public opinion since With nieai amt egg pncoa soar­ ^ a s sis ta n t. by Frank Shames and Maximlllian or klexlco an route to new etotions Tho largo green Utters are cut away from warlike tors, and across Ohio and northeastward in title country. Shepherd. phia where a murder warrant has Premier Aleida De Gaapert drop­ ing, Keririnry of Interior Krug [ Into New York and lha Now Eng­ out of wood and had to.ba fast­ aald some Items, like electric land Kol Nidre service* will ba halt) been issued, Nelli wa* arrested ped leftist* from hta cabinet last Miggcsted lodivy eating niora fish. Rear Admiral Thomas L. stales. trains and Chriitmea (roe lights ened one by one. It tooh aix Tuesday evening at H^Ki, and tho last night al a dairy farm near June, a rigid wing roaKtidn railed Ktog snid'firii |iroduet)6p Is now - Temperatures dipped to below Sprague, chief of the Bureau of semen subject will be: “ Another Olne» Mil. He had worked there “ the List of the Rooster" swept n nt ilk peak Tor the year and that hour* yesterday to get the Utters and bulbs, stilt were scarce. Personnel, hat ruled that < alter This year’s toys, Block declared. frees!ng In many parts of tha local election Sunday* at Caserla, price* are about the *amo aa last in jdaeo. Electric lights will-illumi­ Dawn." Morning services will bo ainre Sept. 8. Will be better constructed,' which cool area, with ‘ a 23 above in nate routes must be used here­ held Wednesday, at 10:00 A. M„ the Interior Ministry announced year witli some popular llaius The girl was laat seen alive nate the lettens ol night. may defer the inevitable breakage. Utica, N. Y., tha chilliest spot on after “ where It la evident that and the sermon will be delivered SepL 0. Neill, when arrested, was today. lower. He added in n atatemant: ' Wet wehther provemtorf City th# federal Weather Bureau's eligibility for the additional *100 “ Fish anj other seafood-are Nearly complete return* showed quoted by Detective Sgt. James on “ Who Shall Live." Memorial workmen under Rid RiChord from map. musterlnr out pay would bo baaed MEETING IN INDIA Anderson aa saying he waa with that the rightist coalition—com- - among «ur most nutritionally and Concluding services are Wed­ pouring tha cement for tho two NEW DELHI, India, Bept. 23, The mercury also w as' below ■olelv oiT travel i through Canada disappeared prising IJualunquista.eMonarrhlsI* * valuable foods. Since tins |s to, nesday al 4:00 P. 31. The public is Isabella the day X abort walks leading to the aide (<F)— The Congress Party's work- the 32 degree mark In Ciirwem- or Mexico." housewives, hotels, restaurants. but that lie had sent her »hum* 7,492fiL.i.siK vote* to welcome. ; do*ra of tha booth. However, this lug committee was summoned to vllle, Pa., Cadillac, Mlcth. Goshen, . , a y: 1 1 __ , **»«< 4IhiiLiberals—polled frre tu « Tha Navy holds that such travel alone because he had been drink 3JitU for De Gaepert'e Christian and other iood-dispetieing ia a ttH H -■—Hwill ho-dona aa soon aa weather tneet today* for 3jtl^ J ^ sk tiuut Ind.. Kasl-Liverpool,. O. Chicago's constitutes' “ oorrle* outside the Democrat party and a mere 649 lions would do well to look to tha 9 w ee»iU («eld Mr, RtCbard^ Ing. sine# India achisvrif __ 36 reading was tha .coldest Sept. continental limits of the United TRIR8TH STRIKE foY lho people’s block—Cummun- fishing industry for an increasing,Mr a. Qabe Mlchaa). director of a party spokesman aald tha u t 23 on record. Tha previous mark States." Under the lew, members part of their protein food needs." ' TRIESTE. Free Territory, Sept. •->“ 1*1* and. minor leftist groups. the booth, aald that aha waa tur- alon might hara far-reaching af­ of 38 occurred on BepL 23 1887. of the armed services receive *200 23,. PLEADS GUILTY UP)— The Trieste radio said ‘ **'' The rightist total was swelled prieod at tha number of o«t nf fect# on the future o f both India Summer officially leaves the upon discharge If their -service the Communist -controlled union, . TALLAHAS8EE, Sept. 23. TIMBER FIRES en more by another group of town people to make Inquiries. and tho Motion Dominion of weather picture ot 4:29 > . 31. was entirely In this country, *300 Sindicatl Unicl, called a general —The first war veteran in Fionas liberal* and monarchists which got I OROVILLE, Calif., Sept. 23, (AT Pakistan. Eastern Standard Time today aa If they sorted abroad. | —State and Federal agencies ap­ strike today in TralaU. The an­ to be ronvlcted for unlawfully 1,909 votes on a separata ticket. KNIOHT HONORED autumn ‘ makes lu entry. pealed for reinforcements today ip nouncement was followed swiftly receiving servicemen's readjust­ James Knight, AlUntie Coast NIGHT CLUB BURNS n bettle* against 13 timber end LIONS CLUB BUPPER by an Allied Military Government ment allowances was sentenced to Lino Railroad ror repairer, waa KEY WEST, Sopt. S, (JP>— brush fires in timber-dry north­ FORTY AND EIGHT C1UBLH8 TltW DIBS A son# meeting of tha Lions declaration that tha atriie wee four months in Jail and fined presented with his 23-year ser­ The Mg Bugaloa Night Club hara Charles A. Taw, former Sanford Club will ha held Wednesday even­ “th* first Communist atUrnot to court costs, Chatman Carl B. A moating of the 40 and -8 will ern California, whera flams* had vice emblem by M. Carroll, gen- waa destroyed early today by firs resident, died .this morning "In ing al tha Bstninole Country Club. h a m p e r the essential life of Smith of tha Industrial Commli- be held Wednesday evaning at blackened more than 70,000 acres foreman, on Sept. XL Mr. swept on by 40-mila winds. Own- Orlando. Ho wag born tn Sanford, This Will ba a supper masting and Trieste ______ and ______ _ discredit __________ bring to the. slon said today. Bmith aald James 7:80 o'clock at the Legion Hut. and partlalty destroyed the' hiering J * an aunt, Mrs. L, % all msmbara a n nquaatad to ba Frot Tanitory," which came into Williams of DeLand p l e a d e d Chester Miller, "chef de fa re' torie gold min being g weak ago. guilty to the charge. will preside. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 22, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 22, 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>, September 22, 1947; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f28cb1fa4febf68a3c898f666e3f7f12.pdf b7323a3c5f849ddc5d70d840aeeee437 PDF Text Text THE 8ANF0RD IIERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Palm Reach Hit Pensacola Storm Aiken On Labor Act H ' a H I I M * ! f r o m <••»* < > « l the Communist Party and din vowinc overthrow of the govern­ ment ' hy force.. Robert N. Den he in i genersl Counsel of, the National Lain: Relations Hoard, Interpreted thw to jnearj J h a t all top officer* 'id __ . ____ jniFXIO mu*t“ nie nff•davits with the NLRB before nay affiliated unions could qualify for the services of the Board. John L. I,«wis, while he is an Marshall Reaction (Uatlawe InH Pea* Ou| a p p ro v a l. The Rome Socialist neteapaper DAT Poi/TlCKlH' MAN Avantl headlined Ita account of Tint., trpplcal diaturhancr, the the Marshall speech, "Marahall S A iH E . KIN * F lL k DE taunt rape lie need bp, Florida In Seeke an Alibi for Intervention Itv n dqcadr,' left at leaat two dead, bill " a t dat coo^fr the Halkana." * The . Rome Comthouaynda of emerifenry-aheltered ipuniat Paper.Unit*.vied 1hc bead'refugeea, and 17 atraftdeil or miss­ HOUSE OoB.BUt l S tic line, “Marahall Ho* Spoken To was tightly hoatded and only *a ing pelVoha, a iw e ll asTnimenso Liquidate The U. N." WHUT HE RAtLLT MEAN few windows in its store front- property damage, Kipltirfg Into the wealthy ‘‘G<dd In Berlin, headlinea in Russianware broken. Winds had ripped is He'd la* to 1t£ controlled newspapers said the down the bouganvillra vines and Gia«i" playground between Miami U P DE S P A C E ! i» they rose and fell like dlsturlxsl and I'uim Reach at noon yester­ snakes. Green coconuts .rolled day, the savage aturm pounded erectly In the atresia like bowljpg vacation .apoti and citrus and vegetable-growing farmlands alike halls on n spree. was “trying to make the U. N. ita A flash light gleaming spectral- with winds up to 120-mph. Dam­ tool.*’ ly_on thiL^panlsh type F.yerglad»« age at ill was uncertain, hut protn* , In Britain, newspapers repre­ Club, whose ntrmliers must have ' Ded to run into many million* senting many ‘ shades uf opinion blood bluer than blue, showed no nf dollars. expressed the view that—as the signs of damage to that haven of i Ten thousand persona *fire! by train and automobile fiom their Independent Times of London ex­ the social elite. homes in the flood-menaced muckAiken la a member of the Benat* pressed it: But the erosion of wind and lands aiound Lake Okeechobee -“ While changes In the machin­ Labor Committee which helped waves, although sparing Itolh of the business sections of Palm .terrified lest the aturm repent the draft the Taft-Hartley Labor Lav, ery for the settlement of disputes 1P2H ealnstrnphe in wliich l.htiO Beach, caused considerable de­ but the Communist provision w n can improve and quicken the struction, on the Island section far were drowned by wind-hlqwn the Senate flooi means of conciliation, only the written in water. Ing seaward. after the House had adopted it. will to settle can make the in­ Fnrty today C .fM K ) refugees weir “It'll take several days to learn The sect lull was revised -by .i struments of conciliation effecthe full extent of the damage/* clustered around Retiring. And Senate-House conference commitThe Times said the proposed •aid Police desk sergeant Frank the Red Cross callrd U|von the lea to requite the filing of afftNavy at Jarksonvilte to send food Assembly s t a n d i n g committee 1L Young. davit*. “Most of tile clubs have lost fur 16,000 ineuls. Onwards of “The question of requiring, offi­ would ba valuable as an outlet for th rir hath houses. The hath house 2<K),(KK) others in the hurricanes cers of |»arrnt labor organisations world opinion which “no power patli found haven during the like, the AFL and CIO to file could wholly Ignore." frightful night in emergency affidavits never did come up ill The liberal Manchester Guardi­ shelters near at hand. debate," Alk^n said, “and it nevn an commented: Const (iunrd and Army planes “Hateful though it U to accept occurred to me that it Would appb were criss-crossing coastal waters the present situation by which to anyone e x rrp t. Ihe officers id on troth sides of the penfnsula Russia can flout the will of the Tampa Get« Blow a union which was the actual majority today, searching for small lioats to fit her own unscrup­ bargaining agent." which might ho |n distress. Itam P u r <>*■> Aiken said he would suppoii ulous policies, it is more hateful Ferocity yf llie slot in. was gen­ 4o to)11 uutlMsee miles an h o u r. but r*v s e ­ any amendment to junk »;.• etc to contemplate" the a kteraativc. erally 'regirdeil. as equal' fo-fhaf damage. lion ur to clarify it, he adJ which would rapidly turn"the Un­ of 11128, Ill'll) and lthl5, hut un­ rious Sarasota rated it* heaviest rd that he had no plan* to offst ited Nation* into an American like those hull leant-* there was [.vagus against the Soviet Union." only negligible loss of life. Early winds unofficially at 60 lo 65 miles such an amendment. The conservative Daily Graphic, reports Indicated one man was an hour, with gusts up to per* ' Aiken said he believes the pro crediting Marshall • with having Imp-i 7(1 miles an houi. vision may be unconstitutional op electrocuted hy a fallen wire at "shown the w nf” out of the veto Tree • blocked roads prevented Pow er' failed in the southern, approach to many estates and to I’nlm Reach, and one was shot to section of Sarasota alwui II P- Ihe ground that it “seems to dis­ impasse, said his suggestions gave death, in Miami while attempting criminate against -s political ptrIk.. M “u.K.t m>v I,. Ita Iasi the Bath and Tennis Club and the Ihe II U. N. M. and the State Highway Pal ml ty," He added: 8un and Surf Club, two exclusive to loot n damaged store. chance." station was off the air, but tin In I Dll's a, total of 2,600, per­ “ If Communism is to he outlawr retreats which were reported to In Stockholm, the liberal Stocklest of the city auffeted only I have always thought that tfould have lost many beach cabanas. sons were killed or drowned in holmstldningen, only newspaper to require k constitutional amend­ commrnt this morning, said that The Everglades golf links and the the West Palm llench-Everglmles ment. Otherwise, Communists—un- "for the U. N, the plan might be Balm Beach Golf Club looked like area, while in 1036 a storm killed 600 at Key West. The 1030 dfsless they advocate ^he overthrow w weaaa-of-alraimth, -though, m oib, SanKT tn~ gtmx; of The government T y Tore*—ar-~ ly of a moral grharacter." Money built Ihe fabulous homes U tr r t nr.K—; ,onn--1tffci''Vi' Haiti. 0:30 I*. i entitled "to the saifle right* 'its and' playgrounds of Palm Hrarh Domingo and ./------In Oslo.’the conservative Aftenihe cityDemocrats and Republican!."‘ and money ran repair the hurri­ post said the scheme gras “one of l'ANA#A CITY.- Fla., Kept, .ystern, Aiken and Senator Hatch (D tl>e few possible solutions.” It cane damage to them. But It may IH-t/Vl Many stores were is-lng iUaeli i take years to replace the ruined huttleilly leiarded up here today Fort My NM are oo-authors of tt pending adder) “ It would have been encourag­ royal palms cut .down i n 'a few for tlie first time in history as were evai amendment to strike another set hours along the stricken thorough­ the f’itv prepared for a carom tion from the Tafl-Hartley I-av. ing (/ the Americans had learned fares they once .made green with shot of (he gienl Atlantic-borne which prohibit* political expend/ how to win the full confidence of a beauty that iwcame a Palm hurricane wliich ripped across the democratic governments of lures hy unions. Beach trademark remembered by lower, Florida yesterday and now Aiken said lie la-lieves there is Europe, they being socialist, con­ •very visitor. a good chance tills amendment servative, liberal or coalition cabAn eduralinnnl official said is In the Gulf. • will lie adopted when Congress inels." Company It ofthe National there Was little possibility school* reconvenes. Guard and Red Cro*s disaster com­ would reopen la-fore next week Prices Break since nearly all within Palm mittees' were standing ready for County Home Beach County had suffered heavy ((-•allaae* trass I'aae Osrl Tyndall Field had already evat*. damage. remained weak "in later trading. ll’eellesre fryim I-.*, | tiated its planes to Alabama and The Red pros* said a disaster but the field will not ire lion. accordihg-'Ui H. T. Brown, The general market on sleeiv of local businessmen would set Gtnnrln Civilians, superintendent of llie Home, Value* was $1 to $1.50 lower than yes out today to inspect and estimato ubnmloncd. tha damage in this community were lH-lng moved to atur.dier Winds of 04* to 06 mile velocity (or the radiators are needed, how lerday, with the top prices $34 which Is expected to lw fairly quart era, today continued here, with occa­ ever, he said. During the past win­ today compated with $35.75 ye» Ilpnrh residents were hurrying heavy. The place still is littered sional momentary gusts raging at with eonsidcraldlrc' dehria—palm to town In take advantage of what­ as high as H5 miles an lurur, ac­ ters heating with fire place and lerday. Gram* regained fractions of rx fronds, uprooted trrrs, metal sighs, ever protection the land-locked cording to the U. S. Coast Guard wiring, broken glass and roofing. harbor might give front heaving base anemometer reading*. Irrme losses wliich were record­ ;. During the night two companies At l> A. M. all l>oat* which had he asserted, and added that hr ed shortly after opening of the Evrrlhing movable was M ng of the Florida Slate Guard took been rnported as in distress in did no) Understand why the radii Chicago Board of^ Trade. Wheal fastened down. Fishermen and over patrol dutiea from- local po­ tba-Florida-MtasLCiiaat axeg df_lkl lice who were sent home aTti'i’ -plea sure yirchtsimen Were1anchor*- Gulf were listed, a f *afe with ex­ At present the large huildliiF, on all deliveries and corn some 30 straight hours on the ing their ernfts in bayous ami ception of the snap|>ei fish boat lagoons. which ’accommodate* five white right cents—both daily limili. Oatf "Pilar" disabled and lying at Everyone .went alwut hi* busi­ men and two women is Iteing , Police Chief Jack A. Thompson ness very ralmly. however. The anchor 32 mile* off Boca Grande painted ,-inside and outside, sills wrte off four lo five cenls at •aid 46 store fronts were out shuttering with Capl. Clarence R. Williams windows in store* and porches have received olio one lime, with six cent tlhr limit. end that troops were needed ti. and home.1of ! created a lumber and six crewmen aboard. Hilgo The low on September wheat invent looting. There wax littl shortage and pump's were out of commission but i In-gnu us­ Indication, however, of any Inch- ing hardwoods,cltiions was $2.67, on September com such -as maple, hand trailing was keeping hf r j ttatiotr towards the falter. Most ami cyreas. afloat despite the fact that ptr* $2.53 ¥t> *rrd on September oah eitltens were off the alreeta about of the hurrirana passed directly $1-15 X . APALACHICOLA, Sept. 18 (/P) over her at 3 A. M. T he'sharp price break followed The ti. S. Maritime Service * At Pampann, Just south of Palm — Resident* of this small fishing an announcement by the Agricul­ Roach, two luxurious estates and town today feverishly began pre­ training ship "American Sailor" a big casino were said to hnvc paring for a tropical hurrirana re­ was standing hy ready to lend aged. While and colored dining ture Department last night No“disappeared into the ocean,"'leav­ ported liearing dawn on north­ aiilslance as soon as possible, but nxtms are neat and clean and vemtier exports would he held to ing only their plumbing. Else­ west Florida from the Cult of the 300 foot maritime ship was tables have attractive linoleum ’JU,514.IKK) buihels of grain, com­ where roofs were piilled off, win­ Mexico. * operating with two of her foul coverings. Plenty of good fresh pared with an October quota of milk and butter ia afforded hy , dows shattered, tree* levelled and Fred Fitgernld publisher of the hotter* out of condition and was the dairy io which there are fsur 48,683,000 bushels. . unable lo make headway against beach cabana* carrft-d away. Meanwhile, proposal* hy gov­ Apalachicola Timex, said all l*>ata cows. Men's, beds, have been pul A 26-mlla stretch from lines have been moved up Into riven high seas. ‘The “Knob Knot," a ernment officials to curb the Raton through W e w t Palm and cove* for aafety and that motor vessel, also was reported Iil*(he living 'room during th# recent upward tratid In prices lima rooms are'b ein g painted. Rtach appeared lo have hern llie most of the stores ftunla hgva to have made new attempts to There are nine men In the col­ were sounded throughout the tiy the lashing winds. been boarded up. take the Pilar Into tow but unabla hardest ored section, th* oldest of which nation. Delray Beach and Boynton also Residents of other communitiea to do w> and I* to make nsw at la Tom Andrews, who was born President Truman's c a b i n e t •howad the affect* of heavy buffet. of the sparsely-populated north­ tempts a* sea abates. committee un -food appeared head­ In MassachiueHa and who is re­ Two small motor craft were* Ing. west Florida coast area, also beed for e decision to reduce gra'u ' Condition! lit the Okeechobee dis­ gan preparing for the hurricane. •ground during the night a* a ported to be 104. Average age exports for the month* immediatqj of those at tha Home 1* over 70 result of abnormally low water trict were reported serious, hut .Many resident of Tallahassee, hr ahead after the Agriculture the multi-million dollar dike* held who own summer homes along in Tampa Bay hut nu on* was fears, according lo Mr. Brown­ Department's disclosure of iu Against pounding lake waters and the Iieache4, pushed from the cap­ endangered. The “Rita," a motor lie and Mr*. Brown have on cut in November grain export apartment at tha south end :of •pared the lowlands. ital city to batten down their cot­ vessel in the hanand trade out allocations. . Miami, Fort Lauderdale,. Fort tage* before Ihe full force of the of rape Antonio, Cuba, was re ­ the building, where hi* office j la Declines were reported In the ported to have gotten Into ltorm also located. The lawn and ground* Myers- and hundreds' of smaller wind* struck the roast. difficulties 80 mils* off EgRlonl hav* a well kept'look. Mr. and Chicago wholesale egg and butter communities were mauled merci­ lessly by the storm, but althuitgh Key In mouth of Jam pa Bay bur •Mrs. Brawn have been In charge market* and in New York cotton they euffered heavy damage iu line* downs, no electric lights were got her engine* going again and ainc# Jan. ,1, and formerly lived dropped $2 a bale under heavy selling pressure reflecting the meny eases, there were no rates- burning and residents wert forced beat he* way back safely to her In ‘Chuluoto. Tha hospital building has ample weaknees In the grain market. tp fall track on candles and oil home port. Hhe is owned by tha accommodations for while, and col R tf* w*re off e* much, as 1-23 'ith power end' comunlcatlons lantern* where they tu tu avail*- 'Continental Shipping Company, do ten in Chicago and and at p re u n i la hot ocru hie. Some lighu were un in Mi­ Tampa. iled by any patiente. Other build' butter declined one-helf to nlneami'* business district, however. LAKELAND, Sept. 18 t f f ) - ings include the imoke house, tenthe rente a pound. In the wake of the storm, heavy First report* from this big citrus dairy, garage, chieken house anu winds continued and were accom­ producing area predicted heavy wash house. The building are panied by heavy rains which at bruise damage to fruit Ih Folk grouper! In an attractive, well limes mad* travel along High­ County from 12 hours of almost way No. I, the East Coast*! main traffic artery, difficult and continuous buffsting by strong winds, although relatively IllUe hatarduua. Highway etewa were out last fruit was shaken from trees as night and today removing debris, the mein farce of yesterday** hur> up palm tree* and assist- ricane passed wall to the south. .“ Mon you ought to have aeen •awing How financial loefc would bs sus­ • them waves gcr right over th# sea in* motorists in picking their tained wo* deli*table. Th* crop w*y *!?n* ,rw h littered high­ Trail last night," he exclaimed. Ha way. Traffic, although moving scheduled to be harvested .begin­ proa out of provisions, was given at point*, proceeded botn ning next month, h u been e*ti­ g small donation and alter boing slowly way■ end the highway wgg open me ted variously *t from 80,000,assured the storm wes over, was 000 to 100,000,000 box** of all show little tiamagr. sent,to Rad Cross headquarter* a t citrus frulte, with a value of from -OaM Avenue and Fifth Street. 460,000,000 to 173,000.000. . Red Cross workers et noon It was considsred possible th*J Weru still on an alert, baiii, Wal­ much of the bruised fruit, while ter 0- Morgan, chairman of the unsuitable far shipment In Re (m aster Committee reported, lie fresh slate, wpuld, t>* acceptable stated that 60 colored people spent for canning purposes. tha night a t Croams Academy. , This would tend to roduca tho • Ton white people w a n quartered momentary loss, but might well AZALEA DRIVING PARK a t the Mayfair Inn and eight a t RouthJBId* Primary Rchool during j Many a to m LAUNDERETTE on F irst 8 treet -SANFORD *. / - Wbols Weeks Wash Done Automatically i, kitchen. 30 Minutes 100‘r Soft Water — Excellent Sanitary Conditions Telephone 1082 . s •. Second a t Oak TH URSDAY, SEPT. 18, 1947 One Mile Speedway CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA 76 Miles o f Thrills SEPTEMBER lU t - 2:00 P. M. F m T1m « Trial* September 20 - 2t00 to 4:00 P. M. Admission 1-25 — Childran Under 12 Pros “Where Customers Send TheiF Friends” Clean Stores With Everyday H O M E .C O N T R O L L E D " fcOl Kurd Ural Street Sanford. Florida LOW PRICES A t & *tMEAT DEPT. Georgia Shipped, Dressed A Drawn, Not 1 roseii <i. nutne Spring Lam b- Square Cut Margaret Ann Quality Youni Tender A Grade Western Baby Bee SHOULD!* STEAKS- Sirloin, Club, Rib ft StiAUltWr lb ,79c SHANK & BREAST CHUCK ROAST Si RLOIN STEAK to 15c Boneless Rolled Brit1el ROT ROAST HAMBURGER BEEF TONGUES to 39c . SMOKED SAUSAGE to 29c In Our Self Service Cate— For Cooking- Wisconsin Hr 59c Spiced Luncheon DAISY CHEESE SANDWICH-MEAT— Rk SSsSugar Cured (Small 4 lo d Ri Average) SMOKED PICNICS lb 45c to 19c SMOKEY CHEESE H> 39c BAG SAUSAGE lb 39c Morrell Pride Assorted Sliced (d Varieties) COLD CUTS to 39c Red Hot BoiNless Jlollr-d Oleo Dipped VEAL ROAST to 79c Western Smoked to 57c l-ean to 29c I". S. Good Government Grade A Heavy Western Corn Fed Steer B eef- Michigan CELERY ONIONS POTATOES ■Canadian RUTABAGAS Red Tokay GRAPES HANANAS Grimes Golden Junket ltcnnet I’owder CABBAGE C. (4 .Cun Limit) PEACHES Gold M p i Iii I Rerntpl jCustards Junket Rennet Tablets For Making Rennet Custarif* ur Ice Cream CONI) MILK Krafl'rt VELVEETA CHEESE 2 lb. 85c S tall cans 27c BloxMunt Time (0 Can Limit) BORDEN’S APPLE STARLAC sauee NtVH CANS WOODBURY FACIAL SOAP Stnkety’S Pitney Cut Wilnon’n Corlifietl OLEO Monnkfot Fnncv CiR’FT JUICE LIFEBUOY 2 Bars 17c Reha Brand. No. 2 cans TO M A TO K S 2 cnitM Old Glorv, No. 2>cani 25c MIRACLE WHIP PORK A IH3AN8 2 for 23c Armour'* S tar Corned REEF HASH Ih ran 25c llelnx Tomato KETCHUP U-4W. Ml. 25c Zigler Brand. 28-ox. Jar 8UN8W EET MEDIUM APPLE RUTTER Jnr 25c Koutdy Kist ASPARAGUS pic. can 19c Uab-O CLEANSER PRUNES ta. 11c Libby's Tomato JUICE can 27c With Snan*. No. 2 ran* FIELD PEAS can 15c Trellis Sugar PEAS N o. 2 can 10c Small Whole Irish, No. 2 cans POTATOES can 10c Hunt’* ____ .-u n o FFancy n n r y ____ SWAN SOAP Lge B ar 15c PEACHKH Silver Floss KRAUT PASTE Bunhlend. 14-ox, SWAN SOAP Spring River IIUTTER. EGGS TOM. SOUP can 10c ’w Tomato CATSUP . ran 25c CAMPBELL'S NEW. PACK No. 2»5 11c BEECHNUT BABY FOOD �; “rm m ....... - — r ~ • j - ; ■ TIIE W EATH ER D a ily T h t f # U S t r c a y l h — T# Frwteet the Pf*«e •* W «rtli To P re se t* th* Pio«r«M of A cerics; T« Predate Prosper Hr fur Sanford. I’linMiilrrjIilp rhiudinrss ami mild Irm prratuir^ nflh .ri- c a * I o n a I sh-i-eiDimim-diing “ Hid* to* d jt and t.mlfiht. Saturday partly tinud) amt » atmfr, a fe* *flei> tMwn s h o a l s Satin day. AN V O L U M E X X X V III Established 1908 IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y SANFORD, FLORIDA, rfi NEW SPAPER FRIDAY. SEPT. 19, P.U7 Associated Praia Loosed W ira NO. 221 New Orleans Struck ?rai."f,ic“ gmg ncane Chicago M art ermg Senator Taft Propo­ ses Wages Level Off 60 Percent Above 1939 Level - -■ - White Russian Says Russian Peace Efforis Being Hurt In Many Quarters Winds Which Crossed Florida Batter In Buildings Along EnA tire Gulf Coast A h Hurricane Movl*d To Coast — At Congf-esstonal Living C f) CHICAGO. Sept. If. (At— Corn broke 'll cents, -the dally limit, shortly before noon on the Board of Trade today fol­ lowing-a gotrrnm rnt crop re­ port slating that more than half the rrup was safe from frost damage. Wheat an d'oats auffried wUr luaaea. lt was the. aet nm r. .*in-r. n 11*e day that corn had tumbled (hr peemlaalble limit. NEW ORLEANS, Sept. la, OP)— A tropical- hurricane roar­ ed Inland today toward southera Arkanaaa. after raking New Orleana with destructive power that c r a a h a d buildings and flooded e i posed "area* of. the .. J’onlchsrtraln lakefront. . The Weather Bureau, III a ISiM P. M* «BJKT.>- U vW -tyf piarad the storm’s Ctntrr 20 l lea northwest of New Or­ an*. It was moving northwest­ ward a t IS miles per hour, with winds ran g in g ‘from 80 to 120 C l*jjobe In Huston NEW YORK, Sept. 19 tAA I he S - u r t attack on the UniteStates was icnetved in the Lmled Nations Ai.cmbfy today by White Russia's chief delegate, K utm s | V. Kt.elir l . iilio lilok up the balleft off yrsteiday. Hat king up Ysshinsky’s cbaiges ol American "w aiipongciing." K lieltet d r .la ir d that the United States had liken up a slogan of wnild mastery “ Wat tbiratcns to eftipt o n . the pcateltd life of the people," he shouted, staving bis fund*. The While Russian delegate spoke after Dt__ Jose. -Arc*. ^As~---- . CHICAGO, Sept. I*. 0**1—All grains crashed In major markets of the I'nilrd Stales and Can­ ada today In the sharpest break In main months. In Chicago, • heal dropped the 10 cent limit and brokrrs rrpurted there atilt were no lakers for offering* of between .U0.000 and 400,000 buahela of May wheat at this decline. MPH. ♦ NEW ORLEANS. Sept. I9 m —A screaming hurricane, which v w W i’ emitted building* and piled Hood waten oVtr the great sea wall, v | • i * »' 4 pasted over New Otleant ihoitly J. ; . T r r - ^eloi* noon today,-'«n<i-m oved— grntinais thief delegate, bad made rf> * Ilie lint fo u n d ' reply to Vision*%Iand with dettructive force. By ASSOCIATED I'MESS Raton Rouge braced for t he Gram prices broke sharply on AFPIARINO AS A WITNISSS at the vunKrctilonnl 1m t*tij(atlY>n i»f zooming prices uiulcr way In the Oostun- »ky in (hr geneial debate, nosv m blow, and acting Governor Emile Mrs. Hsltn 8s|0ff, Hi* l .u.v. Mast *provides tins iuvcslijfaturs few itatU U n 81m U chalp n its thud day. the Chicago board of Trade again Ai.-f Hutu! that Vtshinsky had vt the Dottun Chapter ©/ the .sutiunal Aisocialiuh * f C or.iuntif, and lias Lcun gatlniing data fur miiiiii time, Vcrrct closed the cap.itol and tent today as tome rrlailert e ip rrtte I k l-Dttiunt* are (I. tu r.t. Hep CLiirnrr Kllhuni. N V ; Sen Hutilwm, Cuiiti ; ‘h ii Hatjih K Kl »inlt*is, ttii-t■i.li-st Argentina in 1sta "com* home all the state employers. fears that the cost of food at Ute tliuinnuii, ViTiiiulit; t ( it tia in - .J M jtia, I'u , *uut tu p I ibv.tui Unit, *N JL U -iL rnulUjiuil ^'ufttiklphufij) l>liim,ul*" it i*-l -mil tlit- Itussian The deceptive calm of the hurtsthe highest level in the nation's -*• i■t• *t to "luit i* tuki-n "a ■apid cane’s "eye," which began in New till* mound tin wot hi” to Include hiiluiy might (o n e a sudden nlmust rtirsbo-ly ill his attack. Oilcans at 9:40 A. M. (Central slump ill talrs of non-food items. K, - h i , i-pi-hiiMg many of «h# Time), crated at 11 A. M. and MEN. WOMEN, CHILDREN SEEK SHELTER AS HURRICANE NEARS Dun ami Hiaditrrrl, meanwhile •rjiiiii* * i i r t i K 'i*-i t' i u i it V iih in ik y ^hundering winds up to 90 mph Ic Yell'll llMJlIhl Hie l ill 18^1 Hi Yt, rrportrd that irlail tales geurially ti - *11* ,| rfiiuii tin* Stivifi tluiiin the hapless city from the op ini leased iriy slightly in the week .wit?* icittltlii; 1h r til;*** L ti |/ul polite direction. Colonel Frank ----rndrd Wrdnndj) and wrrr uhc kkiiv Itfiitu tti larked fm in many tu in h i n M.\t h i : \ / . n : Speist ordered all National Guard tu five |>rurnt ahead of a yeas •IHill!i f To Address \ V \ \ Al* I*,o .l fin Affairs \u.ilt-t I.iiiimK li» iht* uf at* units in* New Odra nr mobilized in ago, but added that letulanre violent -Itiiiritie in ilo- ♦ *ruiyv T tH po|t h r u li] the tt'adllaBfU aw !'■*, Twa| Jackson barracks, A .-inTity the I'n ilrd N ation: r i l l l i f l M u i r - r u u l d l i o t h o l d t t i Soviet Delegate l, lei-hit -liv e s nl tenr.t one uae- iiiitiHipuh fm luHtf The entire Gulf Coast, from addtd, "1 h« lacks U. S. Foreign fui putjiojo- it IohV. . 1 1-tir that itiuyii*’ hniiih tif 0ti« »id« mav h i Pensacola westward,'was raked by Mon-ott is di-ti l mm--I t» puisne n t i * u i ' i * d l * V M i l ? • t t i i n l c b u m b c f P o l i c y , Marshall 'cyclonic winds. More than 1.000 without d o n atio n llie ilil- ilo-li-.nnl Hit* tkiht’i )«-ill -r it Inis Is-i-n follott (ng eVi-i resident* of Alabama- fulling vil Miunuhllc. th«? Huvift Union it) a s s o c ia t e d i' kksh allii'e tto* -tu! of the war 111*--a*t r.uiftly fur I'liltt] *NaJages raced for high ground (run Deputy l uieign Miiu-iei Audi This UU-alis that tin- Boviet l ! «.eiMf*ii*vi flit I' hki i n s l Coastal areas where *two giant fijl D n u »«1 N‘’binsky’s sprerli to tite United wml-l joyiduti--n fv.j th e esluhDorms look hundreds o( Jiyys .m Jn.tuu-.nl 1— 4— Yoioufotte-n) —d r - m ^_V I I v w l j ^ tlin ns ‘ Attei-ibiv- Innllit^dy liilimn- iil-.ni' tine- iili.-ioli e<tal> "STtlT rT»nNervation Water -three- feet -deep- wsvjI .... 7” | Stlongrst wnitlt e trl.lltril I.V I■-lit it. tjovo t In pul) l oi-ugn | (Cawriawen aw r , n mil The City iif Sanford will lease i, i i . ,i District Seen Sure Russian Press . Russia Is Seen As Determined Has Full Report To Continue .World Revolt Plan Of Vishinsky Talk City Leases Booth To Jaycees For Truman Concerned Over Foreign Crisis ABOARD U. a a MISSOURI WITH PRESIDENT TRUMAN. qBept. IP, (At—Tr i-aidyll t Truman today underlined hla concern over tha International aitualton by limttlnsr hla Monday engagements to a White House conference with tha ranking State Department of­ ficial in Washington. Nearlog home after a ill-day. a e a trlp from Rio De Janeiro. Mr. Truman la eager for a complete review of the European economic eriala which haa brought demands criita wni in aoma quarter* q fur a special aeaM o n of Congrea*. I’reaiilentlal Secretary etary Matthew J. Connelly radioed White Houae aides to keep Monday open for the discussion of the international picture. Unless Secretary of State Mar­ shall finds time for a hurried trip from New York where he is en­ gaged with the United Nations General Assembly meeting, Mr. Truman presumably will receive hla "fill-in" from Undersecretary Lovett. . ( ■ Tha Chief Executive plana to •'ivota tomorrow to work on pap­ ers which hara accumulated since he left for tha inter-American conference In Brasil Aug. 31. Tha Missouri's aehedulad arrival tima at dockside in Norfolk, Va., was 12 noon, today. The pres­ idential party planned to board tha yacht Williamsburg and completa the homeward journey Up the Potomac River, arriving In the c a p ita l at 7 A. M. tomorrow. 9 Mr. Trumdn Is railed and tan ­ ned by tha voyage of more than 1,000 miles which wound up tho happiest vacation ainea ha took of* flea. The trip followed previous for­ etell Journeys this year to Mexico City In March and Ottawa In Jana. The President also plana to visit flan Juan. Puerto Rico, and fit. Thomas. Virgin Islands, some time this fall. ools To Re-Open Monday Morning BeminoU County 8eJtoots which closed Wednesday through today, dua to the storm,, will re­ open on Monday morning, it was ■nnounetd. this morning by SupL 1 T w . Lawton. School* might have opened todejr, be pointed oat, U net been /o r the uncerlain•terday of the weal two new Chevrolet school eeently porebased from Chevrolet Co. and which i sent to 'L im a , Ohio to be With Superior bodies, were late yesterday afternoon will be pat Into operetion This is expected te rethe th* u teapacltj of B0 Minister Vi-iiiiiskt'• pi-noun-ei men! tins not only n fleice utlml, the Tourist Information Booth on d 'p ''" '" l ayamsl the pir-Seminole Boulevard tu the Junior rnl .polity td the United Stales < Inimhei of Commrrre for II p n was pirtrnlrd to llir Soviet pulyear, Gordon Bradley Jaycee *.f l|jc ltKjjy i(, fu| | .|Mgr ,,„ea.l. u. t el ary, annotinred at the Iwiard of „ , , 1 director! meeting Tunulav night «*. prut*sp.il .... the uvi - -f. t'ti<n<i» P. \\ hitrhair of Del.a ltd. forme, raii.ti.lalr Tor fiotrnoo ol I tor id a. will address mrmtieis Post l.'sj of the Veterans ol w in c h lorrifiit M ars M.io.lai etrn ip t: at the M .tla ir Inn. Ills su b |rrt w .llj t ( illtf tHUr tl i<H e*na** h»»J . - Iw ***l litre World I•ui*rnnieule.l7,-|ir.! | A , , #1 | i-i.-li K rttal.tr From Electrie Course 'i'ruck Crops Little Wallace Crop Reduc- Jack Ratigan Named Hurt And Oranges tion Program Is To Head TBCampaifoi Only 5/< Damaged Called "Nonsense” Jark Ratlgan of the Seminni.- E. O. Harper, owrnor of the San f-ird Electric Company on .Mag nolia Avenue, h is returned from Kaat Cleveland, Ohio, where for n week he attrndrd tha Cenerift Nela- -----Park, Pm i.A D K l.PIIIA, K e p t. 13, County Motors, will head th# com Klectric Inatiiuto at ----RAKAHGTA, Kept. 11, which will direct the 1047, "*• reported the beauty of Uu. In(A1)— H e n r y Wallace lodav mittreThe tropical kurricene wklch to Iw tx-y.111-1 description arged Congrraa to "bring bark Diriatmaa Kaat Sale in Bamlnnia- slituta ripped through southern Flor­ The courne. lie laid, covered all rationing and prlre control" aa County to raise fund* for the new reaearrh ami advanced phases ida and the Gulf roast brought Ih* "only effective way" of low- tuberculosis control work of the death to two persona here. Sher­ commercial amt industrial light­ rving the coat of living. Thr Tuberculosis Association, 'George of iff Doug I'rareon reported Wil­ ing, -*»■former Vice President and Cabi­ Touhy, president, announced to­ liam Beat died of a heart attack While on the trip, Mr, llarp.-r net member told a news con­ day. The county campaign la part -oent Wfdnradxy night while aeeklng a Week in Cbieago, HI. vlallference that the "Truman Ad­ »f the hatlon-wid# 4 tat annual ing varluus refuge from high wind* In the plants devoted tu ministration and the U. 8. Con­ Christmas Beal (tale which will iiianufactur.- of Uaraaota county courthouse. electric ranges, gress have a certain amount of ■■pen Nov. 24. and cohtlnue until water heaters amt 1 A man Identified only aa Red electric fix ‘ ■ responsibility to tho people to Christmas. Davenport, a night watchman "With Mr. Ratlgan as chair­ turax. o r that today's high prices ara at Ik* Bradenton-Sarasota airman. I am sure we ran count on eat." oort, was electrocuted, the sher­ DKFENHE BESTS a successful campaign," Mr.-Touhy iff said, when he stepped onto a* SANTA ANA. Calif., Sept. 10, “Ilia organisational ability downed power line wrnlle making WASHINGTON. Sept. |9 W ~ ■aid. and the high regard in which he (fP)—The defense in the Overell hi* round*.^ Henry Moigenthau, Jr„ fotmrt la held make him an ideal person murder trial haa swung its "Sunirerelary of the treasury, (aid to­ to direct (ha campaign for fundi day Punch" but the pruoecutjon By AKSOCIATED PHEKH day Henry A. Wallace passed to rontinut our fight agalnat tub­ wa* right bark today offering re­ Here is Florida’s estimate hur­ erculosis. A Christmas Seal pur­ buttal against all the key points ricane damage, but with some out to much money during the New chase la an Investment In com­ made in behalf of heiress Louise localitfrr - still to be hrard from Desl's big (pending day* that munity health from which every Overell and her lover, George (Bud) Gollum, charged with mur­ principally in ibe rverglades area: Morgenthau once told the thei rltlien bene flu ." dering her parent*. Citrus: yearly value of slate’* Secretary of Ariciltlure he wa* INTERMENT SERVICES grapefruit crop, $56/100,000; "getting away with murder." REDS ATTACKED Interment cervices for Mra. II’m IIsm C « I'aa* f o o t BERLIN, Sept. ID. (A1) — The Morgenthau declared Wallace Martha B. Moffitt, who died early morning, were postponed Russian controlled German News more and got ieu for it Tuesday' A. M. ,due Agency aald today that "Nail until Saturday a t 10:00 k* J. C. Jorgensen Buys tpcnl during thf I9M-I937 period than to eneiement weather. The funeral provocateurs” had smashed win­ W. A. Zachary Home Harry Hopkint and Harold L service was conducted In the First dow* In' tha hgadquarter* of the lekr*. who-directed huge tfDtfays Methodist Church yeiterdaT'mnm- B o v l * t » aponsored. CommunistMr. and Mrs. W. A. Zachary a* director* of Federal Relief Ing a t 10:30 oclock with the Rev. dominated Socialist Unity Party J. E. McKinley officiating. Inter­ at Bernburg, Saxony, in the Soviet havt sold thefr home a t BIS Park ment wilt ba mode in Laka View ion* of occupation. Avenue to J. C. Jorgensen and and Federal Works Program*. wife. Revenue etampa on tha re­ Wallace’* whole theory of Cemetery. FIREMAN FIRES SNAKES corded deed Indicate a tale price •pending in order to reduce agriJ. P. Bennett, member of the of 110.000. FDR, Jr. Fined A deed dated July 27 and re ­ ;■ H’* a tla » si aa r a e a Sts) LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y.. « * ) - local fir* department, was re­ cently recorded et (he County Pleading guilty to s p e e d i n g cently bending over mine swevl Clerk’s office la (bat of Frand* chargee, Franklin D. Roosevelt, potato vines in hi* garden whe-i LAGUARDJA FIGHTING T. Meriwether and wife to H. M. > Jr„ and hie wife, the former Ethel he discovered a neat of 14 enta’l Sumbley, Jr. and vrif* of tha. for­ NEW YORK. Sept. 10 W 7 - Dupont, war* fined $1B each last rattle snakes. He took hla tioc, mer Pesoid property, on Beardalt Kuirclla H. LaGuardla, 04, grave- night. They appeared before pol­ he aald. lifted the aquarmlng m ua Avenue. This Includes a bungalow ly ill of a pancreas condition at ice Justice William Hlnricks on of eaakea into a large can. After end 4.8 acres of improved form hi* home, faces "no immediate charges th at they drove through ahodlng them to neighbor* die land. K tvtnot stamp* indicate a an hour poured kerosene on them ant a t I* miles “ J* prip# af 17,800. U . p Y A ’S S & S " burned .thorn up. - 7 i - l--ditv H i t h o goV erniH i-ol u r h itu n Lions Flan Drive. To Raise (Funds By (iiim Machines . ,’ TnnTTv n m n t n T n «nn i '* Mrr vtm - — • ' m. ludmg b u n g . Thl . . th. day ll «’ f,,l' .......... «■'"**«»« foi which^Conimunitio lm%dreimi- (a w d i- i -.i--ti.ou. .baltn-t, “”| . Vet etnee' the* w -ild . .-voiti-i -»»l- 1 »" <" SoriwUry ...... t.)„lllJV, !j M|t-t die IUjI- ! *'f Stole I! A,, l#rav for a cor- lie ^ -I M IIIN IIJ . \ I III I F I S f l Grapefruit Said • Morgenthau Says I I . Itojle at -dial Vt'W t'.inol. Discussing Trade I. I* Hroil p.rdirtH will I-- one. the organisation to make thl* year Jgreater Irngllt t--l.iv. and added ; ol. the ti.fifirsl mrrtl.lKH of tile . th a t has ever been bad 4f*-wllattee UK I'a if ait) Damaged 50% By W allace GotAway bythe theIx-styoung IA tN DfJN, Sept. IP. d* I’s tin f I’osl etei held here. The purpose people’s group. Mif.tsler-KaiH.tn Ur Vtiln f K in i ol the n.reliilK Is to rrrn lr in The next regular meeting of the ■iiii.r to No. In Downing •S lit-.t ti-re-l of lelrratis III lorul, stale ITarpcr Returns Home will tie held neit . Florida Storm With M urder In ’37 organisation f o r i i i . i t t r a d e n o d -i-ltu r t a l k s am! national g.iterumt-nlw. Thursday, „ w i l l l-e i l l l . t M l . K r d - l . ) ,, - f n n . l s - . n - , - ' - ‘ v a U o n a L a J i ‘)| X u l t * c i y a U 9 J l _ t h e of ..ggtesst).. ...... .. ' " ’" I d mot i-,,00- as „ -e ftjlm y lltT tint tt tva a in efft.-l on el for fit-mind- County, areortlitiiC t-h.siye “No" to nil n.gge-iion-1 to Cup lit y VfigBl i . It. ttawsnu. Uu A Up "J,-4t-f tt | exult " f a foi any II. N. moves which might I, a lit p e r Russin’s ambition to I lien ring lipid u! the I ittll t lloUia -to Ain* *- ut uiifi’i. a* number of Bov id Ixr tin* giois-. . :tpi , ■ *:i tile pioje. t an J TinitV n logit-nl siiot.gy for} nglottiu lefeli roiiioi of y-totvets at a the StitlB ’Uiiloi. t-> p-iisue n. vn-w of tin- pi.-st-ni into.nothin,-! , iatel dale. 1 ' ; IJ , f Boil fun* I i-- la ird It.at a silontlon. --f |l,( b - ,t.-( n -el vat ion l : Il-'ini-ptu-ti* i- in u ilio'-tle e* - S- oiio. l- t . in t S.-il < onaei vati .n noniii- slot,- '-dud, ha- m lm n l 111n I » N‘f i't I 'i w M Yjit .tjid f c a n lL It, ............. Tht- City haa also agreed to fui it)bkh nude no immediate rtld-trul niah thp water and llmiieti janitor 'comment, service for the booth. ti . « n Some map. and approximalelv n ,r fuH \ 'r [ r .rnl ,10.000 promotional folders show j10 *•*"* V iduntkyi speetil In ling Interesting spots in and around , its' enliirly, .mil editor*’ out-** U, AMONO tH t THOUSANDS who aouglil setety aa a tropical b u rn t .n Seminote County were ordered ami „ id jt „„„(,) |,r , began to move towaid Hie Klorida coxtt were these resident* of W o will l»p tlilirrrrd by Oct. If* which heal edition), I he full Irxt went Palm Beach. They are shown (top) seeking rctuge In tins County Conn [ haa been .designated an thr *»f out 4u -oil .|,UIV,o» f.ll (irw-J-ilt-e,,,Utmte. At bottom I* a unique photo.madt-by • trained weather rccort- . fin al out-ning dale, Clifford Ablra was nami-d rhnir snd was luojih.itt in m-iuy Itn naluance crew which flew In a Navy piano Into the heart o( lit* hum cano a* It gathered fqrce off Uie Uatiama*. Using radar In itn n n en u , It man of a get-out-the-vote commit guages. located the exact center of the ilortn and photographed • huge area of lee nnd Mr. Abies has tteen In The p trit, wltiilt yevlettl.ty gave w ater as It was raised from th e^u rfare of tti# ocean.1 (falem atim ial i strurtfd to select n romruittre to aid in the' drive, * summaty of U. S. S n irla ty ol A ilnnation was made to the• Slate ManliaN't Wrilltriday addin* Ceierr Crate and In addition the Jav rrrs offered any assistant to the Annul,K, tarried estrtpl) that they might be able to give (torn the Ainettran's sjirn It at A m e r ira ( i f t i i i l t i*f u ip n i / .i t M H i O f i h m * j j e r . Fivt* h»u I T-w »ic i - ai_** ii- i—1-. .I,. . - - - -. - ill.) l-l . i-,. -Ill,* I b u l l -bn * after t-Ml Bind of tin- evittli.'.iti-’ ut uigaui/afton t,y Sis-.elrt.) lltnv, f-u to -o - I-* it-tinl note Candidal-- f--. distitcl s-t| —.l.sittn, of wflirt. Ilie.e wtii t,a five, t*.e to !► .- .filed With tha KtJltt* hull I .+o-l‘l l at lull linaid. I Knelt pet it ton t* tit Iw signed iiy ".j .pinl.tn-d e)ect.>D and lando D w is nl lti.-_.JUUlet. Knelt aleclor may sign one nr any number ol pi i it' ■ . Tin’ -“ .I coHse»VBll-iii dU tilct will eom pti-e the some ii>)8,44A m -iri --f Hr rnl noil- . blunt y, K, Jf- I - d e e d -tluii Hi linin'-, i .danre j It mi- g t«-W wo. «- in. Allgil-t, into tl..- drive Tor t-ij-ot j ib-tb exjm rts nn.Kitiii—it-t w. t e diyan ft.-m Ju ly 's figytes^ linlillm 'u -fv eii- troll- lutlance l - >■* -' of ttillMirls ovi-r evjmrts iiterm-o'.l IH ]|o-t ren t from the prevom i month. , Tin- trovei nmi*nl l«mid of trade McMullen, acting Extension Con- I.lotii lo.lnv ut th-ir meeting nl tcomm-tn- d-p.il Im-nt t 1- ported ,«■! witimiKi ft .ini lialoasville, who till! Tourist Center started O.eir Ith -— figure*. It blamed Mimnn-r outlined tin- -nil conservation p n rumpumi. to placi. ball gum math Vurnlion* uml it fewer ound—t «if|K>am at tl— bcuitug held l.are, Inea in muny s lu m nnd pl«rV* (lf!w«ikiriK day* in AttgpV-. Ml11 "tipeivi.e tb.e election .of bn-tq- .* in Kcininol.-^ County in i tlycr a lliriH--cour*e lunch nn-l *u|—tvtaoi*. onler to secure fund* to aid lit.- |*f<" 'Hree hours aflerwn.-l !»*• ’ , ; Idlwl. nnd to help under privili-gid i Valera nn-l his advisers d-hated I>l‘o ( lU T M O m lS rhildi.ii iwilli flieir British coUnl.-rp.nl* llie , . ' John lv.-y bended the committee Iwhole rung# of British Irish fm - , C)i*PK H ^ C llU T O H S e in rlinr.g*- of the campaign ami uncial and economic relations, | _ ___ ___ passed out certificates to member* hilli tl.e^ partlcuiar obi-dive* of j f'l.KVKI.AND. SepL. 10, (A*) — ilium which meichnnla will be re- —H>tdinntiiig their dollar earning Tile nation** railroad* will* -be pU Pi ami of _n-»ked fm .’III percent w-ag« Inquested In sign written permission and spending program* to allow spare gratia for the stepping up food aujiplies for llti- j rt.-nses for mote than :i.'ll,000 of tain. niacbiui's in tlivlr’atores. their Wlirkein at the end of this An advertising and publicity month. campaign in regard to the prog Itritish About Ready The ilerisliin was rrnched ye*ram will l-e started Monday, aald | m l i , , . iteidnv In n -neenil meeting of itMr. IVey, 1 0 t { U l t I t i l l S t l l l t pie-Siitairv.'* <>f'ilie five operating H. W. Nelson secretary of the brotherhoods, affecting trainman, Ford Gum Machine Company of j l.oNDON. Sept, lit, (A*) The engineers, firemen, conductors and Lockport.^Ncw York, exhibited one - ||ri||nh cabinet may decide tomor switchman. ■ ii ■■ i-aaa aiai j row to surrender Ihp mandate over Eastern railway circles esti­ .-"7 --- ■ - - -I'nlntim -which the League of Nn mated thp total annual cost tu the lions vave this country. WILLIS POWELL DIES Government sources aald today g-’l7IV.000.IHM* Including p a y r o l JACKSON, GO., Kept. 19. (AA— Willi* Beilin I’owrll, 79, .retired the foreign, colonial and war of­ laves. newspapermen and former secret- fice* had agreed , , Britain should The Urolherhooda as of Kept. SO are-of U -JiaraaoU , Fla., chamber tiu<L i’alcsline.^hut.qat-atlum pk-tu will .ask that-th e boost* be «ffee-. I f e " .V nerlrX d at h i. ^ ImlUn “m....... singleh.nde.lly . aerile- live Nov. 1, an announcement ment by -partition. Britain's views said. Spring* home near here today. will Ih- presented later to the Un MARTIN. NO CANDIDATE Hni Nations, whose special com­ WASHINGTON. Sept. 19, lAT— mission recommended partition BLIGHT DAMAGE A few celery seed beds may hiit with Jerusalem und4r U. N. House Spraker Joseph W. Mar­ tin, Jr., of Massachusetts mapped have Iwen lightly damaged In thu trustee. out a western speaking tour today Oviedo section, but older seed beds hut insisted be fa not intcrestkd In appear to iw unhurt, it was re ­ CITY MEET POSTPONED torted this morning by Andrew The regular Monday evening Ix-coming th* Republican presiden­ Duds of A. Duila and sons in inerting of tho City Commission tial nominee. “I am not a can­ Blavia. has been postponed uniII Tuesday didate and do not expect to be a The latest reports of celery evening in order that City offici­ candidate,'' Martin told newsman grower* in the Sanford section in­ al* may attend the VFW Post a* he headed tor a section of the dicate that damage to seed beds meeting a t the Mayfair inn, City country currently having a strong waa negligible. Citrua damage Mranagtr If. N. Sayer, announced appeal to OOP presidential poaalto appear* to be very light. tb it morning. ' 3P3I ■r , •r-i- . ii ■ . » *■ 1 l •* t~ 1■■Jr V t , . A „ m - - #-■*- --, , \ « M '- 1 �* PAGE TWO ” ‘FRIDAY, S E P T .'19, 194 THE .HANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORJDA rrm — ■. , . . . » ...... Hie Sanford Herald Hrain Prices Drop Children Killed * ,, * ,* ^ ' . |:*i»Ml*t*t s| ’*?*» IIMI1 i llllik o l d I* I «*V(O *AltiftJ*> ir,n iiM n i ii«» Pm» ii»«| The mol<>r feb rile Occident <l;-ath ralr has recorded jin In Healing Jo food p ricn h .u stiff aJ.irniinif hicreonc ammiK 1roy* under ft yeur* o f age. rnin*. . \ ' ^ i l l ' * « ti l»♦*!•,» lirRO# * c rqrilin# to the Metro|>olit»H Life IfWOrariet* Company; TRe There war 'i.intr Jrap itr- drtnanr *MU*T* J4. ‘ lIlU IHMl «*> ntU* among ihitjui younputenfir-on lh r iuuriH o f th e cumpaqy'n • h 4 «HN.t>o nl ftm$ f 11 eit * t lM>i<fji — : 1 1 i- If® Variety Of Weathi r R e d s .R e n e w A tta c k mine where the new level ahduM r * Aa*l. Is Reported In 41. sj ' *' — - ■' -hl', hcil. tkm* action on her demand* for By A8S0C1ATKI1 I'itB ss t0 ‘Jg, against what Viahfmkv. c.lTtu-re w ui a varii-tji of w'.-sthrrl y!E* i.e?ch V i o | l " l "crim inal" war prtipaganda in aero** the nation , today—n J t Inflglion t>aae.l on the 1P20 lave . itl,M nnj, ^ Lie itating fiTirricanc. midsummer tvil —cBut-it-mav-he-npfpisirnirtntvrT some *uch inHation to pay d ia d o ^ ^ e ^ h n ^ ^ e c r iv n T a fo r-IMow freeiing temperature*, rain I high espeoae* of government," he m<| ueit from Soviet chief and sno*. , f 11**1 I \ M . . III. t ft ■dded. Idclreatr to have th. proposal a.I-| The,nine day old tropical -loifB.I th is y ear than last. V p '*"*’ nnr were nicer fireiurnl and high I'li » Thomas said prices of * m n r , o th „„ ndn of the io-ncrsl-which already has caused millions! UIHIIMift in: %% Even at tire achool ages 5 to 11 years, the hktlur vehicle puerd liqumi wrie nrglrcted in ;l g - ffS commodities may Iw loo high ,,ow,Assembly now in il* third ilay of of dollars in. damage In *outh.-m| .____ •®m *•»#*»'• II .11*1,.mi f ( accident death, rate among boys was 15 |*er n e o i,higher In favor of beer and alri. along the C.itrl while other may be too lo t# ,|„ nrr, | debate Florida, swept «Inng “I MM 1411 l lM> liT lM A ruah of artling .inlar* ahortlt Ilf **»i.*. *.. *k* ! .f*- the Jaiuiury..|u|ie period of the current yeju**Ytfcuf in the . . He did not whol item , m ig h r ^ w vijihliwky move clear | Coast from northwest Florida la afler th« Chirac'" g r a in ,pita open* (Im H«i*fN M f] like period ,.f M»D>. * fall In the latter category. 1^ lhl! w(iy fo r.a p^Hmlnanf — -teat.'Louisiana1 Louisiana amt and appenm npponn-di headed hcailnlj categqry. 'f p **%• t iff* M(H»fti.« The 111.8 report on *ho|.>nie ... t.wlav on the Sovirl for the lAiuisiana shore, endanger. The I v y -1 in 1017 nnjlru.-ri-} sh arp ly cel p t i r b r d 'both w h e g t'an d ror 1 Its »l<*ti11** •# ft *"» ile.Wn five to six ir n la Iwl.iw ye* — #*#°*♦ ----- 'K ) y '' jng n million persona in the ares t T" —gMolution €l(M* \ r , 1WASHINGTON. S e p t.T 9 -U D — price* said that for farm w ith th e fav o rab le tr e n d Among m en a t a g e s iiU a m l ireyond. trn la y 's cln*e. The slump w ar ~ R, No. t jfrptdy dm - near New Orlean*.— - ■ . -T ift,.*,, w m w T ~ i*nttrr»r_! ftifrf* ""Ilf As a reWTiiror Iteelllh-S Ut th e ntfttlt ag es, th e Tnotor rrirte le ctH'rxprtrtmwcv*i. -jput*n mfsterao; Seualnr Ives. (R-NY) said today hr ductfl-the.Index want- to 187.3 par j ^ Warm weather. weather, with temptr*. rent of the- 1820 fevei, up 3S 'T grr^lan „,|ni, ter put ,he rvaolution liltAI •* :f#«*«li»l*l*H>■« 11*1*1 1*4*1Ct# "f world'* rcnnolny it tick beicabte of JsJ accid en t d e a th ra te f o r m ales itt qil a g e s cpntbjArH w as I I upturn sla rtn l. Near the enel 01 >*» vxtende.1 ..... . tMirrininm^M« for llo p« £»0‘* from cent from a month ago and 83.4.herfort- the 65 member nation* at turea in the £K ItUiRK Inn4», ««ll| ».* rltR(|(4 f*♦» |K*r cen t low er in th e f ir s t h a lf o f lit 17A llan j j r i h e cprres* the f m t Ilnur, wheat was Ihrt.i "under-peoduction" and that soar­ higher than „ year ago. The food jth(> em| uf f,i* charge* yesteritay Tesa* northeastward into th. Ohio I : i t l»tutilf Rihfill|ln« f l f *. amt one-half to four and one* ing prices al borne arc only a figure* were pul at 180.U M'r »g«jn*t the United Stale* and nine valley and the southern C i.*t| , . Imi««m4 \ r *:«•|**j*r* 11■it*»■«*■ft1m*it *«. jsn n lln g m o n th s a y e a r ago. .pm rter rent* lower than Thgracent nf Itf2ft. a gain of five per pronljnent American- whom he Laki-i region, while rain fell ..i, :!■&» "ttpwwst nia I li( IIIfin1*1 in *ht A m ong, fem ale (rollcyholders, however, th e d e a th ra te day'll close, S rp trn d w t, $2,117; corn ivmplon of this "disease." most of the area front Fake Sup. I ccnt since last month and #1.2 ^ u ^ d leading “war-monger*." Wttlftftftl He 1*1 « 1 H ih olft(l*A > flftt* in th e a g g re g a te w as up 7 p e r c e n t. In n o th lg th e r is e waa th r rr and *«vvn-righta to ■’Everybody is talking ibou! high ft* nf* fHftiMiiiliirii lr« ftif J n e «i since a year ago. f.t,. ,,-nt the Soviet request along erior to Montana. -fill#* Im lli# rtinnlff eittli fcMrfiHar* in m o rta lity am ong e h jld re n , th e M etro|>oliU in''«tfnrrtents? four and sevni-righls towrr, Sep- prirei and they arc prelly bad," Temper at urea .again today dip I Average whoteaab- price* <d t„ the 14-nation ateering commitItt* Ift / IIII-MU1> iill if %m I •*«!*“Gre a te r a tte n tio n m ust Is- giv en d m in g i (tttsc* !*ost- lrnils*r $2.M, ami nala were un- vrs lofd a reporter, "But we will 900 commodities were listed at lct, which may m.-ot after today’s ped to below freeling at some I rhangril to one and on r.h alf low rift ii«» Mid im m inf.tili#i ««f Ik* I 167.4 tier cent of IMS and HI..7 plenary sesslortk to ronsidcr in- point* in the northern Rocky ft#«**rlatest |*rr»« ttbirb I* ra$it$***tj w a r d a y s o f inrrea<«sl tr a f f ic a n d h ig h e r s p e e d s o f vehicles rr. .Sopiemlsir, $t.I0 and three. never gel them down until we get per cent higher than this time last elusion of ndditfonal item* for the Almintain region. Snow was t,- I production up.” ffflmi* rtf IHI lit? ftor **f nr 1**Ml- in th e sa fe ly o f y o ung children on th e s tr e e t a tv tT h ts is th e i|iiarters. ported .In aeveral Montana mm. J'#*'1 Iagenda. ttli«« *| Ml! ffir «r** * |i#||i#*ti m ore serious because th e recent h ig h b ir ib rn tw e h s v g addifl Ives tommenl followed a report fft tilt Rrt|lpR|illl, H ***ll ft* Ml* Yesteiday, wheat and co:ji , j Seeretarv of Stale (leorge C. munition, including a fall of I*, a la rg e n u m b er o f c h ild re n o f p resch o o l n g e s fH jiVir,|Mipnla* II* (*•*»* fttR|«Mf rk* a. pi in** w eir down on new* I hot 1.y lhr Bureau of Labor Statistic* HURRICANK AFTKRMATII 'Mnrahall, »o far ignoring the tween four and five inches in the j (Ion. , E v ery e f f o r t m u st lie m ad e to r u n k o ^ ^ r e ld s reallw foreign g rain ahipmeula would plarfng wholesale pices of food and C. R, D»w*on, County agent, h*d Soviet attack, was the first dele­ I.ewiatown-Dillinn-Cuttiank *?•-*. fully the dangers of uiistip “Vised otildiN ir p la y :o £ .b tile chll t« ru rla ilrd in Nnvendier. In farm products at the highest lev.-l .a busy time with hi* *hrrt wave gate to arrive In the blue and gold The mercury slid to Im-Iov freer, FRIDAY, S K IT . II*. HM7 rending* and receiving *el Wed- aaaemhlv rhamber. He sal with im? in ta-wiaton, Olendive. Crrat y i'tm la y 'a Irading, w hrat waa ifi,i * d ren ” off 0 |n H and ••ven-eighla cent* in history although wholesale prices nesday night, relaying important j an adviser scrihbllnf on paper hc- Fall* ond Iluttc, with 26 abort i t.«}| the coldest spot in the state. and deferred com rn n tra rla were (or lhr entire list of 900 commod­ messagr* Iwtween hers and the f„re other delegates arrive.!. YKT II C M A N ! I V 11 I1NS‘ down the limit Ilf eight rcnU. ities covered by the survey still Miami and t’alm Beaeh arras. AWAY i n UI.AT rNT I.KAI) Many person* here wera anrin.r* . ______ . _______ KltH Will* AIM lt;,Nt»H VN T C attle price* were alightly .town wfre 5,9. prrcrnl below the record to g rt in to’leh with elativn there, I # — ^ M M M i M s a t i a w w o M B M M s AND Kl 1.HSU VNtf W lln ; in Chicago tiulay and the hog nt Ion and dutm * ijrre like stem u in i *kl n»< f g i k i Til UV^ILV*' a ui icAi *! W«*s, cmoUnna set u 1920. ,. , ' J ,’vrn ysptrq*.. nwntsaniA. dritrerjd | “ 4 >? - - V A R D L E Y V B N B T 'A N rH M N D h * V>%T.' nfiHtpC'wak Very '*t.A# •With gooff v :ft 4 n n «; f M c n f l / i r ' I ^ r ^ Af-rffTifi T ln m i'v fees America'* Moat Itrautlful At I he same time. Senator FJmef to hofnrs, bill were told that all I rhoire 2tK) lo 250 pound weight* that is roustnnHy seeking expivosign, bmlduig np ;t tom about ateady.' were delivvied via I . Aluinlnnm — Cedsr — I'ollahed Aluminum fiKST.— I’s n ;,iij. Tin- l^'gl lb onus D-OkU) rtitrralrd his eon- rnrmnunlralinn* Red Cn.a* renter*. I ) f , For Free Ksllmate hints U 111lit >»’. t)" *•“'* , f pnlsive force which drive- a man. goads him ami gives him The high reV*t nf living rohtln lenliin lhal ihfi rnqntry may have la tmr icfagp. T. K. Smith, proprietor and I p W MTKVKNS ~ 617 W . Rttblitfion — O rln n tlq j no rest iinlil he is rid o f them. ; • urd to hold lop ailriition of law ­ m pul up wilK '.’inflation" if it is operator of thg new* stand'in the I ---- ----- —-------------- ‘ 5.(172!) TIicTc ire only two wavs ill which III is compulsive maker* In W'aahihgtun and rl*e- going to pay nff the national debt Sanford Atlantic National Rank *' * hm ,e * l , U J T J a ^ A h h - i Ii o/ |I iijile J t d a n c inwhere. . ' coins on lhr aVcrngr (**|i»KC o J power ran is- released. Wc^ean ilfrect it Ip -our work, put nd meet other cists of govern­ building, decided some time ago In a politically imporiatit to build a "hurricane p ro o f magaair Urr-1 “ l,r 'n,/* practice and icring our plans to fru itio n .. Or <|irech pie pa ted fqr a. Sgn Kran- ment. • high ai Inline tlir tnr, sin* rack, <o he made one nut of ' ' we,can release this power by talking' about our plans. If Cisco audience, Senator T aft Thnmns added it may ha another ing mow iidiilib d un e n »uy ply wood, "It really !i*ep* 4 , , , , . ,1 “ Wttll lias .1 burning desire to accomplish something he (lt-nhu>) ; pro|Hi*r<| th a t Iho n a­ si* year* nr even longer before heavy in* mr. «d .drill A'....d.gg >« ‘I.r w|U r M , h;ll thjM rnmpiI|HillI1 Hom,.thin’g nlsiUt if* tion seek ter level off wagv> a t 'h r price aituatltm liecumea *tn* mUgailnv* from tdowing away,", he Mid. hut' decided during the In.lUiilr I d. Iiou.amr .h r/ wj„ ^ jf (|f f b(. (ii|k| ||K jt ,.n„UKh_ . o point 5tl to IUI |n*t rent aisiVo hilixed. storm to' keep il inside due to It took eight year* after World wrnt^ ihirr Inllmn iN Im «l"|irr | Soon iie will scarcely think hIhmiI it any more. It in ‘ \h a t of |KW, He aald the prrseni *■' t iu p v tl _n f both ee s raaen ti an 80 u’«r Ltofimutiig .price ilexeUlp- the rain. ---------------------------- ------- r ^ ilmr rtHTTfr^' 'inr "Ttrtt j lilh'h'sijr ljlnf. Tfill»ni !((*• HcillN1 1 lnei percent increase over IWKv ully waa set In IV2n.*’ the Okla­ montht ol lliic ye n. .dire *oie ; niOSt sticces iful men—team tel build up steam Instead of However, in Washington, Sena­ homa Senator said in an Inter­ NO SUt!H TltlNC LIABILITY IN SU R A N C E into drb! 1..I rotlti bdlinci d i.lU .; blowing it off don't talk yourself out of success. John tor Ives (R-NY) contended prices view. “ If It took eight year* BERLIN. Sept. t«. (An-Amer- * would not come down until pro­ nft.-r the firat war to determine lean Military Government puhlie, la*t yrar. Tier moer wr liave. In |g Murphy in Your L ife I to meet Florida Financial He»ponf»ll)]Uly I.aw effective duction moves highrr and Senator following a much more aipenaivc health ufficiala tcalay tabbed a* moir ht ttrrd. Anil liir mole |l October I. 1917. incorrect reported claim* by O cr man doctors at Brtmeri that U, S. > SUDAN'S KCTCItK FOUR FOOT SNOW You can be deprived o f your right to drive in event I authorities had approved' propos- , One man trying in font .» Miami j you ore involved in nn nccldenl causing^bodily injury al* for the enactment of new ster. KHARTOUM. Anglo Egyptian CALGARY.. Alta., Sept. lit, OP) Ah th f. wiiriil iM'uiua it* third your nf "itertro," wttrn Itpfe with will.loot ‘biullell b> the 1 or properly dnmtige lo othern, und unable to meet the Sudan. Bept. III. I/F» — Emperor -Snow coveted southwestern Al* Miration laws for Germany, *li!l nti'o; in Chftti, with tho i'am ii|i|ni*tn; in Ihilo.itinc with Haile Selassie of Ethiopia has ," M* today, blocking some rdads h u ilirsn r w si tli.il ami kilfrd. Hire:-] requirements of the l.n\v. i it Itirn'-nirii'psj con flict; in tin- Dtitch-liulont'siiin at rift* agreed to have Ethiopia's United .. . war conrulrr.ihlr looting ami pil-! iiitd in (im-r.* where pii.-rtilhi litintlg jtre operuting. Nations delegation raise the qu.-a- Uruar M o h a m m e d Omar anYou Mould know nluiut Ibis f.uw nnd how It nffecl-i Dr. Charlrtt L. Perwms ", f . fciing tr|HNlril in r-mrtur i.aat I heav four "litHe « a r s " may not nettm importiuiL* when tion of the Sudan'* future in tho •’''‘" “'•■d Imiay. Omar 1* acting you. Ophimctrist Accretery uf the HuiUn C iu il illier dining lhr rtoeni and vieued ngniiHt sticlt n Viint slrttgt ni World War II. Yeti'current■U. N. A»*«:ujhly ntii»ion«.HQoependi ilenre frunt. Sanford Atlantic Rk. Bldg. Copy trill be moiled lo you upon request. > a numl.fi, ol>l.ipr>M w eir made. these miiiiiitiire ronflict.n stp-tti niigiiti w rioua to tin* in ! Hours:*?-12 1-5 l'hdna 291 AJrtftnrmtmi H ie N,rlioim P flilaid w,*« alio rati- dividuaU tut.) conimiinitieg invnlverj, And u.a Ioiik ».t men Hat. 9-12 We can wave you money on your liability Tnturanct. ed into art ion md piob-ii.ly pie are at arms anywhere, fa r o -1 * nut achieved. The Lnitcd Kye* Kstmined • (Masse* Filled l 4 r j§ the ■roonlrr* for mrat. btrt^ <•t - l t r . . / g g i - U I H r t »I S** IftIff, I (ftfiilii* Mitffrr Ibv 1(1 p x p rrtp n re ;'h a s tnnT ji>t’il cniitlniiriiiM y~8tn h r,rtririt.|id n \ l*WT. war'and win* 2ft tier cent higher in the first V ii‘month* o f Irr and rggi. Calfr for nlromarga- w ' t - r Vj- Thomas (D-Okla) forecast anoth­ er at* years or longer liefore prices W uine stahIHzed. ' - t “J bellev*- we may .as well rec. •ignite, that prices rite permanently up above pre-war prices,'' said Taft, who has given increasing inHieations he Wrnlld w l .1^ p T publican presidential nomination nest yesr. “Stncfe both wages and prices have risen—wages on the whole more than price*—we had better work toward sU billutioo of wage* and prices at some new level, perhaps 50 to ISO percent over low ,” Don't Talk Voui*solf Ont Of SiiccvAs f 14 i-L i AUTO Peacetime War I , . I From where I sit... l y Joe Marsht yetifed a gre-it rl^.il more jiioper ty loit than thne asier nrikes, hji . Natirni* rmf-ri st*it|A difficulties in tile fnur splieres rif cottWhen dir- flirt Iwfort! hiivniip lias a riylit to talk about' Lh« end of fh e m -a te alusy ■ those w|io JUL-iiL.. in-ike- tnalleu htwtiHtiejt: Where 1,here’s sttlfika. therg^iu./trur—-I’rofesHlpnal firefigiiier* idpo-rv»> this adage and consider iaf<‘tv thrngtetipd - until the last spark has been extinguished. ' \\*tirlrl’leaders, | purlieu tar l>“ UN delegates, would do Well In Ire equally real..iailr..ritganiinit thiurumanung-ltaUb—c-.n. lo 100 t o u i l l i , or batiy ira horses, ■ if you ibm’t know. Yes.’ dial's wliiilj the ilniv >*)*. Il i^ jn s lb.il see n — hour*; air . a j uaabci^tti,*. i-mult r of whirl) The fcaulc dep.m li e«g>. in ■ poUfl. rarsied by die male I * l r? Jj., E* % %v i , , afT: i* From .llien on ii's up id liim. AW in this c a te 'he did oil light for ha* self*. One hundred idlspim g *1 ore Ittnr it mi small atcom pluhtpenl even for a sr.dam e, .Secielar) ,,( ' I i|n^ ii.liall list advanced lhr orily,'\solutinn for -fa*-.problem of th«^-irrr*ponsib|e use, of ir(6 fiy niesiii of whitli Rutiis Im made, and is making, ■ 41 •v^l Y O U It H A I It I, 0 N (i If You l.lk r Itul nuke il vnur cmwnlnR Glory hy luvini; It * 8hil]H'd M d t irfleif AvTIlrn'Kftff, out unit permrinenir' Cold Wavrst ............. $ |o jimi np Spreial* On All Heal Wnvitt, H A R R I E I T M IL L E R H K A U T Y N O O K Ne» lascalbrn t - 206 Norlh Park Avenue 11 im|x>itibfc for lhr UN Security Council lo do anything at all ro­ wan! preserving lhr peace of lhworld. Die creation of a "Hills assembly * under die UN Chatter could not suiiplant the Securil" Council, hui it could pLce the blame wherever il properly belongs, and that m*y be to m thing which even Russia does not Mish today when to much of't^n: blame be­ longs in her own Isp. - r tf /r During the hurricane' excitement Tuesday and Wednesday *a number of persons rallr<f"our ol* Wanting lire latest dope on die mt, and believe ns, they didn't Wnnt to know whtr? j( had been, or where it v»as, but where it was And when we wouldn't tell see suppose iljgy though* kreii otms^'.bcUte Unfortunately, modern wealbei ini : Weather Bureau it is still trot possible lo future course of a huni like a drunken sailor, rampage, sftflfle rift*'fast * .right and then to the lei*/ foe a while in apparent o. and risen suddenly making tin- T il/ I'm Guilty! Folk* aometlmea c r llle iir as bigger things » r rail America: The small-town editors for the way We friendliness of s m a lt^ g n n s . the oltrn play up “Hills things’ ahead ’ (wiping hand. . . Ihe rrspect for one of big . •/. human, local isSsrt In knot her** rights. And above all the Place of world events. jova of fellowship and freedom— 1 can’t ilmy II. Read the Ctarian rrhelhrr It's frteiWm to speak one's and ymiH Darn about the kariine’ mind or rhooee between a glsss of golden wedding enniveraary . ... beer or buttermilk. about the community sing down by I figure that if everybody looks the riv e r. . . the husking bev at after the '•'little things,*' maybe Sober Hoskins', where neighbors th* bigger things will take rare of helped husk the corn, and Ister themselves. , drank sparkling beer together. \V E A It Plume 971 wu m w i Roper fitlnorr suggeilt lh.it die .. .Alfc-*f 4f»a|Lig ..Ur tt iis h , ?'8t.de - prices high and sleeping qusrlcrs W itte," he says, "most lag liliei offer little imhaeim.pt. ioi lire r - "a>-r average |tct?on ". ( .>ntnji|e|(dy, the siioir itend Is *vr«v fii.in th " £ poputstiori |3 7 bin lit'" ’ ti i‘ ll.e . r^v%TT iriwin I the pie’enl tin,, v. I i<li *ie gaining ami which offer die gtCaiest op, portunity. Ami wfftl* is w en narre 10 the p.-iui fir iij hlgfi jflices-and poor auoimiiml.iiiuijv,. die (Yin of bombs m i!,: r\<n< of -.indfiei war. The first i 4jk‘c f t’> tll l»e rhe big n il.,. ' - CASH DIVIDENDS TO POLICY' HOLDERS i i l i n L T M if h t- I i u t. from where 1 ail, Ihey add up to the w a s e v e r so rry h e sa v e d !” *• '.---------- Otbu^r— (s , __ CifyifgAi, i94?$Unit'd Stntet Rrrurn Feundation to CHICAGO m*j,\ 7!» lira.- aJ 4/ to NEW YORK * V $51.35 U P. hrA. SSttlllHsMH*«»*'T- ) to ] Atr It ms PsKHengern Air MrII •All 1 f* <•*. . lu x .* . --------- - - - ••.c ^,v....s,,..«*-*$ ULDG ♦Via C«s»aSiSS 1 im J.'ili.'.ti t'u.a Tat Air Kxprvkain Far All Air Traval Reaen.llon’J •“ * P H O N E 1325 ' •il l“ ml or Sew aground! Os NOTICE The Effective Sept. 15, 1947, the tufnctipiinn tale of The Sanford Heralo will be increased io*lLla4«l»va < week. Monthly and ifadjr tubtcriplioni will U increased proporlionsle'y-at the same .time. Paid in-advance sub­ scriptions will be delivered a) the old rate iJkjljlfthAex-. piration date. 4 x. n y il- llowerer you go, ymcll Davy! In style _fn tha streamlined Air Cruiaer. It’s Hd1*' weight for comfort—and carefully m*<ln by skilled Mallory craftsmen, to shntg Aft weft and tear. It’s even CravenftUd ftsl Wi­ The Herald reflets the necessity of increasing ill subscription tele al this lime, but ihe price nf die paper on which we print is three lime's highrr ihsn it was Itefore the war and other production coils have increased more oi less^o ihe same extentig,---- i This •» ihe filst increase in these rales srhieh have made since February, 1936. It will be t I 1r pft * at ihe lime w* resumed daily public stioa (wood as a In-werkly during the war. we made ______ tionsl charge for the, two additional papera delivered . each week to our subscribers. lircrutl Ii^JiSf. in < K B t th* Air CiuUeraootu >7j-3 -■-x= " ?-*a.-I'rIs FZ-— t i : ' - ' P- H t r iff wjftJ* >an; We feel .sure they appreciate our postponing any rate increase as long g» possible. THE I • m Member FDIC ; v*vePT. DspnniU Inaured * p to $5,000 - ‘ // LD Cmr~a i l E. -T 7 . - 4 .' ■ HF: crgjl,' \ . k ' - �FRIDAY, SEPT. 19, 1917 THE SANFORD H^IALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA 1_n ■ PAGE THREE I tM S i Broadway Hy JACK OTIlflAN NEW YORK—"Hpriiu hit “hi.- 1 1 Bm on ceincrtihlcs. Gali were nearWENDY IIVRRIE ing muieViulti and .cloth eimd-f Lentol, will tc ililrtfilu l. *<> than fill* foe a t duitige. Nigli'l {it-uin that in, u to Lind clubs were ulniovt empty Teiini- 'Velnr., mnhsgrr of the Mayfair court* tir-itinj;'l-etiVrcn (all bifRJ-,Inn. Wtniijy llarrir slated that »h(f Inga hud wailing. Itm-' Httliurbim "ilj appear on tw o‘radio programs golf- rlulis.. ees* *tn ■.e,.t«oiral-tbi- weekend. swarm. The snhuM’ rm ioot .and fhe fig jt. program w ill-be on guile*hopeless -wttempi, of lhim- N.ituv<(i»vt tiooti, ‘'I.unchsOU 111 sands of our ruminred tilt ,dnjd- Saitim ' nn.l on HulnUy night ill* lers to emulate Ihe easier « t)lr o f .«'H appe.n oisthe “Theater Guild llxlnx of ours friends in the hin- "f the Air." ter-lands again was in loti flu-! wrr. ' *, Hut a* a ilyed-in-tlie-ldeacliei.. city dweller, who wouldn't livet further than a mile from » sky­ scraper ‘Under anv milruul romli- ' Hons, .whose wife \a n iv s* on a I |dg mW»-pgnliil! rol 'n n i i AtV- } nuc, With her ulher eiithiisiosin*, let me just say that nothing imore lovely than \Lu in Manltat tan. A little duty perhaps, but it’s still for tire. exactly as it hit* ijuit- n fiw S ju o cuiua ll yC^ a^ ic a nl ca cTri f i ptTl (1-Will Assist , young fcllowyhere'in N<»w York: k «rvim-v 1-went to the“tiall game. — _ Crate” p e t s q D a l S The sun hail been pitying s . MONDAY neat game of hard to get for At regular meetint of Seminole The W. M .' 0 ; of the F in t w'cckt but it decided to b. -tow Hill Fleming left yesterday for Baptist Church will observe the Chapter. No. 2. O K. S. held in Gainesville to enter the Unlverilty ita sunny, balmy best is I walked "season of prajgr for safe mU- the Masonic Hall imt tig h t the of Florida. w rit from my hotel to mart my •lons" at 3:30 l*. M. at the chutc’i K.uup voted to contribute to the gang and head for uptown, the annex. The R, A.'* Sunbeams and up. ration of the "Cele.y Crate" Polo Grounda and the Giant*. Mis* Eliiise Cochran of Camilla, Junior G. A.'s wit) meet at the for ti-in-ngeri. They aim voted Fifth' Avamje vraf swash with to sponsor the child UHfufe progtn SwnforO thurch a t 3:30 I1. M. prom enade^ even-thouil) R was ram which itf a l.roject of “t’d Mnry fur ’“,m* “ ro* ,‘ „ .. . . . . of the TUESDAY W ell past .l-V-UJ I.idle. .(...lie.I Eastern Cko.Rta Hutchins left uj) ■ T he Pilot Cltlb wilt hold its bus- Grand Chapterof ofthetheEastern fancy corsage-. Tbe usual Hun.lay S ta r.; Mrs. Jack Hurriey, Wurihr fhe»i meeting In tW T o u rlitC en^. Tuesday for Tsllihaiiet- wlie. e noonUnte line atound Radio iMv ter at fftOO-prlf. 'The Hoard will •Matron, prcildcd.. Cornel Wilde and Maureen O'Hara are seen as the romantic she will enter the Flo.Ida State was watlng as it had fot hours, Announcement was.’made that meet at 7:30 P. M. leads of the Technicolor film, “The Homestretch,” with University. to get’ into the Music Hall to ore Mis* Joan Williams. \shu was The W. M. U. uf the First Helen Walker and James Gleason. “The Egg and I." And thirty Baptist Church will observe the sponsored hy the rhnliter to the Shuwing at tile Hits Sun-lay and Monday. stories above Mat Sttee: -t hme Mrs. Aithur Heckwith. Jr. left -4 & e tfc l» J l Tal!ahaV-n*e. will yesterday for Waycrtiss, Ga. to "season of prayer for safe mis Girl's State at workman ate a sandwich and oes o u t h s id i : pr im a r y ................. ..................... ..Mr, arid Mrs Dan Wright .an* ,! ' ' •Iona” at 3:30 P. M. at the chuch make a report at the next meet­ vtiii her !<arenls, Mr. and Mrs. rationally ttlteil a Imt'le of it-ilk There will l.,< a meeting of (Ire pounced today the birth, of a style when he goes on location for ing. AImut 411 member* Her# pre­ John Mathew*, for itimut a week, annex. to wash it down. room mill (ins id the Soilthsitlf daughter, Dattidle Lydia, on firpt, "The Hills of Home.'’ Hr mows sent last evening. " Ilelow him. the fir*l really good Pritnatv School on Mutidav after 12 at tin* Eeimild Laughton MemWEDNESDAY Into the swanky cabin occupied Mr. and Mrs. J. El ’Courier. Sr. Hy IIOWltD V . 1IEYN *.-iial Hi--|iitiil, The W. M. U. of the Firs. previously by Van Johnson, Gary opportunity to- attend the side­ noon at I :l& o'elm-k. of 1209 Palmetto Avenue were (For Bob Thomas) Baptist Church will observe ’the Covprr and Frank Hinatra on walk restaurants had dorens ol Casselberry News visitors at the Natural Bridge of folk* rating an at fresco f Jjataxon of prayer for safe nils then location trips to the same delighted luncheon. Run*" In the church annex at 7:30 ll> JANE W. < VSSEI.ItEKQY Virginia over *the past weekend. HOLLYWOOD. Sept. 18. (/T>— vicinity. lip At the Polo Ground), the P. M. Iwna Turner nredn’t worry Miss Alice Lundquist, Mitt llullywiHHl has finally lieen slumGiants didn't entirely ruin the Mrs. Leo l.isk wa> honored by Mary Lee Mnttair and Mis* Jackie ed. The wonder town has always abt •ut Icing middled if she lakes Spring day for tln-ir fatn. splitstork shower, at the home of her Coales left Thursday for Grady eetl aide lu get trained animala het vacation In Hawaii, writes ting a' double header. Behind ns, Rockefeller Heiress ametherdn-law. Mr*. Gordon l.isk; Hospital in Atlanta where they of all descriptions for film work. Waiter Christie. Jr. "the fart that in a third baseline b u , .1 party a Waikiki Reach sun-tanner turns on tbe ewnlnir of St-pt. 12. Those Rut when the call went out for a To Wed Scientist present were Mr via me* Thomas will entrr nurse's training. four had two radios, one,Iuned tratnrd butterfly no one routd de­ out to la- a screen celebrity," he of aays, “hardly disturbs our popul­ to the Yanks' rxplults m the Ijatt*,. Catherine Irewis, Leonard Mr*. Sheldon A. Morris and Miss liver the goods. PASADENA, Sept. in. GP>— Cassellierry. Orrin Perry, Ken ace, one way or another.*’ The mercy of the Red Sox. and the A studio craftsman finally wai Two prominent families will lie Watson. Peter Rhodes, ,\nn Dar- Even W. Younys of Jacksonville called to build a mechanical but­ Come) Wilde* still Margaret O'- other noting desolately tire double forfunets drubbing of the Dodgers by ihe joined with the wedding tomorrow Ivmple, Jeff Swearingen. Hail lelurned today to their home after terfly. The contra piion, to be Hlirn ate there now. spending the past four days with Phils. of Anita Oser. 23, McCormick* Fuller. H. J. I levin, Taltey. H alts' flatter your figure used in "Marial Colls" is an intriHotcrt Hvan ii bark in Glanuir sister, Mrs. J. A. Harold. This totaleil three games on V I. Rockefeller hr'rej*. and- Linn* • ay. ‘Jit M r/ It. HutluWnv. Vesta (heir Affair. tiiulwaaUd n> ~ vUi*.to complete "Uerlin Express." U>p* of W ullng, Jr., son of trie interna­ Kill*. Thelma Ellis; O. K.. Weaver, you When fie*IVf! to shoot the' exterl-' Which their Were keeping (bb.dlut t i . . Feiutoe fortune! Footwear Is Howard I.1. Whelchet, son of Mr. equipment. ** Hut Irelieve ine, tionally known scientist*. Annie Lott, Edward .Locke, Ex- and Mrs. Hugh Whelchrl, left on won't be able to tell ll from the or* in the German rapllol. "Cross* they sandwiched in a healed dis­ cussion over what they all rtmiild to gio. oluiiy ppiiej on salt. . The younlf couple, both student* jtelle Dudley, Geneva L ate nt. 1.11■ WrdmiiiTav ' fiTr',Tailihn r-V■"wiirar to l .tnclmltufly—___.— —— i— flti' bad not as yvt otiened He wear at an itnminrnt Jttn—weddingPomona C^ l. g a ^ n e t - d U b.,, Way - H, ^ F T . n T . r M . l ^ t ' T U** t Z Frank Hinntra will ask his bo*, return* a star. Ryan is urging his S p o n g y " O p Right" P l j i l o r m i Oscar lrevant, musing over this clo»e where they will be married. Mary Slmfter, and Ml**,, LouDe University; aes at Ml.M to arrange hi* ID4H bosses'to let hlm-make "The'Het- constant convet rational juggling She it the daughter of the Into Swearingen, and l.ouiio Grant. It . . . they belter your posture, step schedule to that two films ate Up' a la "Crossfire," which mean* act finally commented in this Mathilde McCoymick 0»er and freshment were enjoyed by all. it would cost less than fbOO.UOO. completed hy June. up yuor pep. in smart new Mi. and Mrs. II. N. Hayer, Jean typical exaspeiated styleSwiss army officer Max Oser. and Hibbard Casselberry niutireil George Raft has been asked to i "I want to take a complete rest “ I won’t be a bit suptDed if the first great grandchild of the Saturday from Chicago, |||., where Sayet and Miss Mary Anne Whellai the role of the fight manager Colors. from films and radio next sum­ one of them start* lu p b ,k a chel left yesterday J ot Taltahaalate .John D. Rockefeller. Mis* hr attended conventions of- the t 'The Harder TJiey Fall," Oser and herb rother, Max. in­ Florist* Telegraph Delivery- and see where Miss Sayer and Miss mer," Frank said, "so I ran spend Or.ugr may have to turn down the chicken." * • • the time with my family.” He Whelchel will enter Florida State herited an estate of $3.fiOO.O0O Telegraph Delivery Servin'. Offer. He knew the guy in teal will then also lie able to enjoy a University. gLhen their mother died last May. The Town Council held a tegul­ Hut JlprJflguiprarriLlu.he-hsreIIf i , ____________ _____________ awimming pool, bis first,-which is -J in . - Pauling, t he—bridegroom !* a r •-« eel inn—n t~ the CTfflliminify Katharine Hepburn goes Into Hatf a million folks wrr e on now under con?truction. Friends of W. L. Sloudrnmire beach: tire elicit* abandoned father, is chairman of the chemis­ House Monday evening. Those will la- glad to knuw he is reLassie-.will live in true star- "The Saintly Miss Peters" by her Madison Situate Garden and try division at California Institute present were It. J. Iievin, mayor, ru|n-rating htefly following an own request. Katie wants to do started on its annual warm weath­ of Technology. Talley llattawny, marehal. Lee operation performed at the • Or­ a comedy after the run of dramas. er trek about the nation. ' The ange Memorial Hospital In ' Or­ from Gadsden, Ala. He left Han­ . . . Fred Mac Murray tompictes Sitting-RoomOid)" sign was out his role In “The Miracle of the lando on Wrdnc-ilay. ford., last week to accompany his tomorrow and will intmrdi- in Central I’atk; tops were down , .mother. Mis. M. S. Messenger, atiiv head north with rod and reel. Dr. and Mis. r.. D. Rrownlce {front Gadsden, where she has been returned today to Coronado Reach .visiting her daughter and son-in- Fred say* he will not work again getting ready to throw his hat in ■ »« .w after spending s. vernl days in ||,w . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thomas. until after the first of Die year. Hanford. They will spend nliout'to Jacksonville where she will . . . Robert Taylor flew himself to the director'* ting. th# warld's dally aswtpeprr— While (iaifir)d vacations in (lie two week* at the beach la-fore re- ‘soend the weekend before return­ Jemtv Lake. Wyo,, to hunt. The he left, wife Harhara Hlan- East to "regain Ins perspective,” turning to Sanford. 1 ■ the CHRISTUMSCIENCEH0NII08. Yeu tint ^ 0, ing to Hanford. Mr*. Measenger daweek started work on hi-r new . W*a bttl-lrlermtd piiiont m v&w, tur-mwly on »t»ld otic n »h*n has been visiting in Alabama for filar. . . . David O, Set mirk will "The World and Little Willie" and t° i '* » Ih<* world---OO.I, r,t.g»(*r rrgulorlr. You wtll oom “The Great Indoor*" ate being Mr*. William Norman has left the past two months. yf*h. rw—vr.po-nn. o fulin. t.£nrr unOsrrtond.no ot feoo/r sitol Ft- r e l e a s e "Interm rrio" next preparrd for lire filming. after visiting with her parent*, rw-l-^Pllt) hstp trowi ,ti tittut .f Iretvm on honwmoXino. sootomonth. These return engagements * Iron, UiUwtl. thsottr, nun, ioj«. ipcrlt. Mr. and Mr*. A. K. Rossetter, for Mr.' and Mis. A. K. Rossetter f lllfflb I Mr tt «-v w i—————■» —» Drl.and to iuin her husband who ret in ned on Tuesday from spend­ wilt help compensate for the lost test 1st "#«*- i \ s l Jh* ClwittfOn V,-<r tM.!.U-.ino Sotisty fl-5 Is associated with the law faculty ing some time in Harknnsark, N. RrtIUh market. . , . Ring (‘rushy On4 ftorwo. Street, ballon IS, Movi, I! S A •sasslarse** *M«f will laugh when he heats that at Stetson University. • J. with M r.and Mr*. A. K. Rossel- Hope is on a diet, Bdh’s dinner l—l swath f»r 11 . tnOorsO rr At, lot shah r'sois rsnj n-s th, Chiutlwi | SC-s-xt Mon-lH la on* month. tei. Jr. where they wete Joined IU. k tondstl Dr. and Mts. Watlr II. Gamer bv Mrs. Harriett llieks and all ia limited to ice errant or a salad. Homs Hubert Montgomery wilt have telurned yesterday— from - New left for Rochester where they were York Cilv white they have lieen guest*.of Mrs, Ham Maurer. Eh roTTipetiliim in tire actor director s tio t: spending the past ten Hays, While route to Hanford, they also visited fit Id. Joint Garfield, before lie II) Developing A Touch S)*lem left for New York, told me lie's there Dr. Garner attended the in lleightslown, N. J. C.tr Stats Nu J 'rn c lirin g Clinical, Congress of American -----------WJmU Ktr-lvvxrr--------Ctdicgti—nf—Surgi-tot*.---------- -------l,es*ums In Your Home COUNTRY C'l.l II j 20 — 2.7 Li.-uire Verne Messenger returned today Your First CliMiles Potter, munager of the Adults or Children Hemltpiie Country Club, announceii Watson, clerk, and Aldrrmen Ren- todav that an Informal party is j FALL Wrllr ERNIE HANSEN so llattaway, Paul Rates, lautls scheduled for Saturday night he- ! r/o SANFORD IIKKALO Geisler. and Leonard Casselberry. ginning at U:U0 o'clock. A buffet t HAT «r PHONE IMS Miaa .Molly Casselberry api-nt supirer will he served .on Sunday tire weekend with Mis* Jackie i ; ; ; ^ Vt" Bsoorp'. M. Schaw of Altamonte Springs. ' Hollywood B E HOW YOU WILL BENEFIT BY READING LEARN TO PLAY PIANO F rie n d s ttntl UntlehtH o f Ihe la te . ” Wm 1 T, * • - , Dr. *James F. Brawley ............ * - • ........ n i a '* , . i • , e - r r ’i . : OPTOMETRIST j (; f'\ Jys 5 yUAi, ttaR PINE'CASTLE,1FLORIDA ~ S \ A i , will ire pleased to know that the practice of Dr. Brawley ia now M iik conducted by Nsw, Diffrmtnv ••• Designed c kfr . - 1 \ ‘I DU; WINSTON H. LpV EU , [ * *t t y f t . OPTOMETRIST “ ’ The Same Complete Service Aa In The I’aat Same Convenient Location Office: I'ine Caatle Phone Orlando 5935 * ?<.A by ELIZABETH with Eye- r |® Catching Flattery Especially for Youl Shoppe Chapeau • - (Upstairs) An unexpected ruUle Toucbton llldr. - - - L_ takes a dip around the bipline . . . tends out little sipplre on (he cugf of tble Jolsnnye Ju n io r twu-plrccr. lie em ootbly fitted lop D buttoned with je t . . . Ibe skirt D tliuiiy gored. C ut from Are Your Best Bet Slovene Sbsctes wool - with plaid ray oil taffeta. 12.95 ' They are Pre-teated for Better Fit and Longer Wear before living made for Your Child. adroitly InMrprrtlnf the new Fell look la a pencil elim skirt M ow deft drapery t t the hlpiine- Nil the new Fall color*. In flat Sty lea and Sires! are Complete. Priced rayon crepe. according to Size. - - “ assd rayon gabardine Expertly Fitted by X-Ray For School Shoes Moll-Sizes AS SEEN IN SEVENTEEN r _ i f -.V f i-* 1 i . -* • •v V— •ve to* ■ ‘ff. : re.-M airis'V r '• M ■$* -M V»sx. . "♦* ***,- • ,. ‘ . -/ 1 Mi ■ «v» �TO* HANFORD HERALD. HANFORD. FLORIDA PAGE FOUR For F irst S tring Berths For Gators GAINESVILLE, Fla.. Sept. 10. rperiait—*A battle which' Intloeen end* .crapping for -playing rights with the University of .Flor­ ida Gator*. Tommy Bishop) Jacksonville; Dowell Hurdling, Tampa; Joe Hawkin*. Ft. Myrr*; . Grant Hester, Jaek.onville; and. Milton Attain*, MrTOre IlnveiC: ari* the ' hopefulls •fur t h e lift Mile, ‘with RwhOp, Hushing, and' Hawkins u-urrcnlly hnldinf the edge. Bishop i* a lettemtar. of lastvyear's tram t while Rushing and Heater are lotterman from the '41 Gator squad. .Dill T u rn er,'o f St. Petersburg; Joe Cheaper, Quincy; Ray Gatrh, Fusils: Warren Tiller, Orlando; John G iltart. Miami; A a r o n ' | Brown, Jacksonville; and. Fal ‘Johnson. Gslnravillr. are (tearing down im the right flank. Turner, a rangy lettetman of IlMfl, ia currently paring the right ends and Tommy Bishop head* the list on the left side. Bishop Is n - former all-State high school end from Jacksonville, who also saw n lot of action on the.Jacksonville Naval Air Station team during the war. His kicking ability will ■probably send him to the liaekfield Augusta, Savannah Palm Reach. Grapefruit Hurt W - O T o V a* « t.4 D u n lo p . J o h n W T o N W C „ * h u rn H u O tn U E lhH V V alaw rig h t. W , 1< H u M «m * K l. N ew night how hr won his title and acta new strikeout record thfca season when hr relieved starter Joe Koti In the seventh with the base* load­ ed. The cool hurlrr proceeded to let the nest three Ch»Heston bat­ ter* down on itrik rs and cu t'o ff * rally. Savannah 103 001 100—S It 3 Charleston ’ 110 000 100—3 0 3 Foti. Drissle (7) and Aatroth; Seminole County Court Records _...Curiaideraldc_w*orv«_ yalua—lo - th a "Stunt* dmf' s'lisaO Trn me~buildings. Fort Lauderdale 27 building* collapied nnd neatly 200 others damaged; -SO yarhta damagtal when »hcri rsllapsed. Tampa: One house burned, many tree* down and minor eenttered damage. St. Petersburg: Trees down nnd aantlarud—damage:------- ----------—* game' whTrTTwill take to the air. on Apnlarhienla: Nine houses rid* the'allghest provocation. lapsrd. NEW YORK. Hopi lit. Id’) — -While the season will not hit it* Stride for another two Works, sev­ eral acorn rollegr football teams jump the gun this weekend and Open their schedules whl)e It'j •till officially summer. One hig Jntersectlonal dash spotlights the program in Wash­ ington State’s meeting with I’cnn State at Hrrshey, Pa., Saturday W ill. Only two other rontesl* of any carded for the eontcqui-nce _______________ Ultra Point (N. . Y.t Merchant Marine Academy ^providin'-1 a rwrimmage^for-Villan* ova at Philadelphia and Geneva opening Duqursnc'* first postwar 1 E F lo r id a H ial* lla n k M a rita .C T» The gale rockxd^lhe train aided « * . M ‘ J " ' aiirr Noll* |l*ir* To Meet In Safly I*n To. John C Orooa ».«» Virginia T oL o .lu wnya like • ahlp weltering in | t '* n U o » d fr*M I'* MM i >m.| ll I.lf* I n .u r a n r * Co. heavy* wave*. Some passenger* llc th r a . John It H u t F ra n rU A orange,'$162,000/^)0. The stnrtjt'* Circuit Fihals ^ '■ • * tacam* seasick. A woman diabct'c T o C a /rtu » A l i t u n . r MKii i c m n t mon-r.it<ii:n northern lip hit .the loulhrrn edge sufferer Yell iU and was rarrieJ ta n lilk N C k T OF u i i R T i i t n r th tk .a John H H as F ra n n . A To - lly Ihr Aaaoeiated Pttna of ihr citrus bell where'graucfrnil nut through . th e . rain aquall* I > l l r t h r a . ' l l II T o F t . AuauM in* L n H*(h*a (I * .Savannah and -Augusta -W nttnaat Hank— ■ ■, * n taarae-ambulanec. * r • U r i l a a l h . r K T T o W j o f Han damage estimated aboul SO -per meat In the roait elty tonfgl * * U t-IIA T X » ;i, M O II T .lt.iF . cent: mange 5 to- 10 |>er ceiur — Aftei~ Tlhtht ttlt" ih r n.akertad the first .game of the South A n d .r .o n , K red * II *tUi Mlnnl* C o g fcu rh . N W . t u n I l.n l* ltih * l (rain Iwtterle* wore (town and tin* Even much liee-biutsed frull can lljthla fluttered iqut spasmodically Juntlc League Shaugneaay playoff T o - f l r M K *d*ral H aving* ao-r L->an T o F a r r n r r w H u m . Ailm A w w lalln * ( WATKH r o t t C i T i n v / until the train waa in darkneam. final*. W illiam I.n o i*. I H h M a r . Mini . W II r tu a W ln n l* a t To It wan then that /ear, the dubiuiw, The Indiana of Savannah went J Tfht - mT arus la r h Aa H e r m i t , t.l>r. Co Into the final, by turning back gift "f night, cam a, aboard. Around H I*. M ,-the train' be­ Charleston's Retail* 0 to 3 -la.t gan moving almost Imperceptibly, night in the seventh and dee id 1tie and „ by then retry passenger game* "f Iheir series. Augusta’* nlxiard knew ntagt the bridge Tiger* advup cd to the finals Waclrteiday night by ousting’ pennantCHOICE winning Columbus. Mel Ki^itr will start for the Tigrra amt Savannah Manager Liquors - Wines - Beer mrtrV lesson* In .f«otb*lt‘* silurtd of bard khocks, he should prove of Many Football Teams Pry Lid Off Toniprht FRIDAY. SEPT. 19. 1947 WEST PALM REACH. Sept. IQ i/1*) Fear was *n umren passen­ ger at the streamlined coach train 'trundled heavily through ihr darkneii toward a hurricanedrained hridgr. For sis hours on jd* path from Jacksonville In Miami Thursday the 'train h*d hern held up at Fort Pierce well within the dead­ ly whirlpool of wind and salt spray sweeping across loulheni Florida I he passengers grew steadily, more-uneasy as the hours -passed' and the storm mounlrd, whining thought gravely for a mofnartt, tfien replied frankly: "Nothing." Before the pasaengers realised it the train had edged suit on the bridge and moved across It steadily. Whltecap* gleamed on the surging rannl water* outside *011 flung pate froth against the In a few moments the bridge had licert crossed and the jfarll largely imaginary—was passed. The passengers relaxed. "Weren't you really worried?" n passenger asked Gruner. "Well," he laughed, “1 was a gunner's, mate on tire flagship Olympia at Manila in IHVK when Dewey told Grldley he could fire when he was ready. I don’t think this hurricane quite comes up to Little Myra frowned up at friend of her mother who was on her trnln escort 6n the way to Miss Kuliy Wilson of Miami, a n Fort Laudcrdali school. "Do you think,**. »he **ked, "I should carry my doll piggy back when I get off the train? Or would she get too wot? H a v e In itia lle d B e v e ra g e D ln p e rv irr — Ice Cold Beer All Times BILL’S PACKAGE STORE and BAR 112 W. Flint 81. Phone 880 NOTICE The Firemen and Often* Lodge No. 001, affiliate of the A. F. of L* will celebrate their 10th nnnlvenutry on Monthly night September 22nd. at 8 P. M, at the hall on W» 13th. Street. We nre expecting our General Chairman to be with tut. The public ih cordially invited, to he with um. * ------ _. - —. A.-W. Dingle, President Sam Mitchell, Local Chnlrtnnn Complete Stock W H ISK EY - WINE M. C. Cinder Package Store S. Sanford Ave. (dlndervllle) ANNOUNCING OPENING OF THE FLIGHT DECK Cocktail Lounge and Restaurant - At The Sanford Airport Saturday, Sept 20 Nrtvly Remodeled Dunce Floor nnd Ballroom , Dunce To The Mfioir Of GLEN BROWN and HIS ORCHESTRA Dining From 6 P.M.'Til Closing 50c Cover Chnrtjc For Reservations Phone 9115 I'nder New .Management AZALEA DRIVING PARK One Mile Speedway CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA 75 Miles of Thrills. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY I n in a Haiti •Ink Allr* It T o Tlrom MS ItM iliff *tUS IIUSIMVM I 'a r l s T u r n e r * ls l U sin g H m le i No- I T o l i r o r y l*»klw*U ■lamps W M l u i H a iti* I>mmm T " Will roiuider selling an interest In ssi eatahlished Insurance S E P T E M B E R 2 I hI - agency to a young Hanford man, preferably a Gl, who will Free Time Trial* give hla lime l« the business on a salary, commission ar» rsngcmcnt, with privilege of acquiring the remaining interest. Other lines can be added which ih r owner has not had lime 2 :0 0 P . M. Scplember 20 - 2;00 lo 4:00 P, M. Adnitailim 1.25 — Children Under 12 Free to develop. DtT AIN' B o r J11S' A FEty DoLLAHS TW lA'A SM Ilst AN' A FROWN. HIT'S AlN'L'f JE S' t P VOll'S T6KKIN' IN . ER If Interested write to Bo* 55, c/o Hanford Herald, Hanford. • Week End Theatre Attractions Florida, giving full Information .ihout yourself and refer- PRICES" He - 10c OPENS-- 12:45 P.M. Dally SUNDAY 2F YOU’S BWiNr QtiT.!l MONDAY! F R ID A Y ! G-Men Trip Saints In 5 To 2 Contest mad* unlivo.-w**ild your* policy-pay lor - lh*_i rani ol guilabU queer- ■isiippi. trndHTunal opening ilay *111$ Tfltfdow, wil GAINKSVIM.E, Sept. 10, (8pe rivals, launch Iheir seasons at green palmetto. rial > — The Gainesville G-Men University, Misa., Under n e w • evennl (he Florida State la-ague coaches. Paul (Bear) Bryant guldShaughnrssy playoffs at threa all ia^ the former ami John Vaught i®njplained. Hut last night hy nipping the St., Aug­ at the helm of Olo Miss. alt lhe wind-lortui ustine Saints In « M s 1 battle. Harold (Rail) Draw, who Itrft trrc, , nJ w erfBig George Full* limited the M is s is s ip p i to r e p l a c e Frank "U n,..'. iomc- Saints to seven well scattered hits Thomas at Alabama, unveils the '10,“ l, •a hia mates were comhlng |ho of­ t!)47 Crimson Tide edition against ont »*ked. ferings of Johnny Thoobold for Misatasippi Southern at_ Birming- j "Checking a I Ige up ahead." | nine base Idows. He said briefly. Have, to—wait . Tonight, tella. the tale for Ihe . customary initial opponent. New­ two clubs.. The final tilt la sched­ berry, at Columbia, and. Ctemson uled to gel under way in St. Aug­ entertains Presbyterian. In night ustine tbi* evening with Manager - games, Rnndotph-Maeon is at Rumor iprrkd through ihe car* Richmond while Davld*on is host that ihe hurrirane had loosened Myrl Hoag working on the hill for the G’a ami Big Chief Jim 1 to Won. Kelcher handling the mound as­ Friday night attractions in­ supports of Ihr span across the signment for Manager Don An­ Si. Lucie Canal nnrlli of West derson of the Saints. clude Furman at Georgia. la v a ? D mmI •----- * Saturday H. JAMES G U T AGENCY Ldgal Notice , IN THE' C O U IIT t»P T H E t'O U .N . TV J r i H l K . H tJU IN n l.l r u l N t r . r u m i D A . IN I’RUUAIlK IS lit; INSTATE OK M Jt-TON « . ■A L'K K TT. I>*c****rt. . .TO A L L OH ED ITO ItM ANO KERgON« IIA V IN Ii UUAIM 8 -OH 1 st- W U h t-H AliA ISM T H AIII EHTATK: . Vou «m t *s*h ■>( .)-)». ar« h*r*li, a e titir d «»4 r e q o l l n l to prvw st a n , . claim * an-t <t*rii*nds w h ic h > vm. v> i l t h s r o r y o u . m »y h a v e •« •< « » Sh* . M<M<e <>r M ilton Ik H a tk a l'. It*r*s>«d. Imt * o l Mid f o u n t , , tv .-ih * c o u n ts Jude* o f j j h iahm U C o a o l,. K ln tid a, mi h is ofOeM in tllS C«UH llOUMt o f Mid fo<IMl> ' t t n a a r - t r i r i - r l d a . w llh la sig h t arl*A<tar in o iu h s tin n i th « llm * or Ih* f l r « p u b llra tlo a o l Ihl* male* Koch claim o r d*m *nd. * h al| 0* it w e ttin s . a n d •hall M ai* Ih* (>)••• . o r T**l-l*'t»--* a a d post ofr|<* add!** S « f lb * M a im a at, a n d •h a ll b* •<•«**• lo b , Ih* rlMlniMiji, ag»Ml. o r a tl o r n * ,, a n d a n , tuth sla lm »c d* WRIST POCKCT FACTORY PRirEH & FACTORY GUARANTEE -on (he name program INGRAHAM WRIST WATCHES $5*35 Neat, Dr«i» typ* ColloV Two Roomy Bul\on-Slyl« Podtelo ’ • IN T IIK f H tC U tT C O U R T OK T l t r .N I N T H JUDIC IAL C tttC U f l L JN A N D KOII HLM INOUS CtRINTV . P T A T K OK K L n tU D A . IN CHAN C U R T . N o S M I. t , W A L T K K M. (IA Y R * I'U im U l . jr. - T ' I». OATKlt jH 4 t w r .n d a n f : T U B B TA TK OK K L O n tD A . O IIB B T .m o m T o L u * , l> r » l * a who** - ' fasIdanra* a n d addr*M Is WIU8T ® P y .5 0 . WATCHES V• Nen-RIp IU «v» F««ti In g rn h n m kfatsK aarlll ,1 M id n— kit anf.fw d *MUM. ai will CLOCKS “ 8 L F .E P Y T IM E DONALD" OPEN H: FH . A M an. A d u lta - - 3 0 c • EQUAL BARGAINS IN HOUSEHOLD ELECTRIC °^ns *<Sr*fn\ D 18N R Y *8 5:3* F.M- POCKET WATCHES IH !it-; /f 111 T e a a r a h w s l i , utuiriM t t h a t *••' fW flH M V # ha* bj*t» tU*d a e s ln i* In Ih a f l r r u l i 6 n u t( la a a d for linot* C r ta n t,. m r t d a . la C h a r.' , h y W ell** K . O al** T o u a r e i , re u u lra d In fit* ,o U r a e , w i t h Ih* <*!*tk n l aatd C h a C o u n t, CaaeS - I le u s * n d . Kl-trSd*. on o r W fo r* g a y Of A i>. 1 W ALT DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM • FRIDAY and SATURDAY! ‘ -1 1119 i t s II,As n iifC r v 1 1 11 1 ^ 1W 3lj rh ild rta - 14a 1,*-l iQ 1 MATCHED WORK SETS of SANFORIZED KHAKI TWILL • Sturdy. Amy.iypte Twill! > T T w » IE ? t i THE PANTS- WBOY” �FRIDAY, S m \ 19. 1917 By Ray Gotto FOR 777£ B E ST ICE CREAM ON THE MARKET AGAIN 7... AM’ N O W lH C V f G O TTA P L m rTH 1 VT ^*1 m nkf our own Ice Cream, All f l u o n Tnsly — Delicious — H ealthful OUTSIDE # rr * OMAMPECMSMIP l (JAWC WITHOUT — T r r jp n c E r u iC A M MEM! iv) ______ d S ? \- I I I Kim foril A venue e v e n s e r ie s WHITE 1 -0 V IC T O R Y stjo w ts m e rw e e a ■a n d now m e ^PARKV^./from hero E N T E R S THE PICTURE I NO m o r e HOUSEHOLD ' DRUD6ERVI NO M0«E MONOTONOUS TOIL' ITS. PAINT THAT CLKANS ITSELI (S E C R E T O F C H E A T E R YAS SUH, AH SIIO AM m i ? 3IN . M lJS lN ' A\AH M A R K MORLN _____ ANY 1 HI N O / St. John’s M Y r a c k e t !* s w W R IT IN G . O IN A H . BUT IF T H IS C R A ’ E HOLDS T O G E TH E R W E M IG H T MAKE TH AT G A M E / M C N L Y ... AN* All AINT EVEN GOT TH' PRICE UF A . HOT DAWG/ I GOT NEWS M TOR YOU, K ID ..r' THE AIRPLANES HF.v/.. a i n ’t YOU 1H BUGS MISSIN* DAT < G IR L ? . VALUE) ••. HIT m L3w Hu j jin TM' CHAMPEENSHIP^ GAME 'CAUSE ( SVO) All CANT GIT OUT UF k CAUFAWNIA. a rORGET TH’ m TARIFF, MONEY. THIS FLIGHTS , v__ ON MCj V. BEEN T |INVENTED/ m Better Coverage OM.MISTUH, IF WE ONLY * KIN »i Better Appearance By Walt Disney -fttICKRr MODSK CHEATER:PROTECTION mill DHIAHII.ITV / M E T G O S H ... .( I W O U t-P N T A -'- e .G ^ T I S O YOU Br o u g h t uK *a_e t h e safvy INI S O T HOW no \YL1 KNOW YOU AIN'T T u [ m ic k e y 1 COMB O N , C A C ^ R WVIAT A P c ■v. 'H f . i . . . ly z isH G u -S 1. IN FO R 9 0 ? F 7 " n q .,iiu i; ^ . i u *i ■ ; ' L IT T L E BASV.. AYP H E LOY I ' I.JONAF>&a ?_______ ; HILL LUMBER & SUPPLY YARD COM E C N .C A S F 'G F I SM iL fcl I T S N O U S IfO W C O W M U R C IA L PHONE IDO 'C O F S S ? •*' *• >»I V i 1^1Ipl 71 j rffl O rS ffi ■Ltie*i ELECTRIC COMPANY 223 W. THIRp ST l WAS rk PCLBU F- Legal Notice MOW! MWAT A 6 ARTICLES FOR SALE 10 llunincHH Opportunities TUXEDO FK y,DS—corenlete line, A ItKi.'UUD PLAYERS for rent, lly H unt's T u s e jr Feed Slur* day or week. The Music Dj *. Ill1 i'nintk, Poultry Supplies, Nail*, W. la t SL ‘Phone OKI. Purina Feed*, Groceries um! .OFFICE apace 411 ilelM h Buihlmg Meat*. Tuurhtun St Watson, I 2i)l Iju g u light nffitca, s»ewl/ decor­ Celery, Phone 1199. ated, all utilities, heat ami jani­ to r service fum iihed. Call HrJrt* FOB SA Lfc LtmrrncV for d riv e ­ A* H. St A. Dept. Stufo. way* and fnedw ava— Phnne II K lllli IMM u u ftu n h liid Spnrit fo r office o r olher ty p e InisInesae. Sec W illiam liny Hon, —S a n fo rd llua .S ta lim n . ■---------OOMFORTAIILK fu rn iah n l toil' room adjoininu liatli fu r 1 uirl (HECKNTLY rcmodelerl garage apartmcnl, 3 rmims. Plenty of room on beautiful Silver Lake, Bathing & fiahing. Phone IU2 before ft P. M.■or 2 (9 -after 7 2 W A N ! ED TO R ENT F illK ll SH R IM P D IN N E R S every night a t llom er'a. OKAY... T H E Y FO NO THE ). NUCSE WHO S T .r . " T W 5 V. a ABN1 YOOCC I - M aintenance niiilrrmU com­ pany, opt-inting on n nationwide hn.ilx, t* t t r r r p t in g o p e n in ' a MlltliEM flf~ViTCirTiwn nr<> oiilv iti|u u lte a . Write Un­ ited 1.abut aim Irs, loc., 10801 Kuril.I, Cleveland TJ. Ohio. lir l i u i t r i l lu ll» ntvl* |-aUO-lt8ri> r ll-r-f V* flilloW a. I l t , ! « i l l W JL L . ifrlm l ru rit lo r fe e d , rtril.s A moat- ovai y- JialiiH iay tncrrt- rfW. Park sa ic u n l'.l In- Pint Hook intf. J . W. Bell, U k r Monroe. pja- car of Km,tn,.i. IN illio frrtmli, Ihriir* FOR P iano T u n tn g and R epairing. I- I. Sill. Rea. flll-W . iMitiit |7 •lir«ftt. »«.\Ti:i* • ' -* , S ARTICLES u d r i v b .it . HOT P L A T E LUNCH Served from 11:30 to 2 a t H om er’s. SPORT COAT siie 14 pr^irtirally ne*r. Phone 606-R. FOR SALE iN a R A D IO (tf.P A IR IN ti SKK Jimmie Cowan's Sheet Metal Fred M rm . 311 8. 2nd S t Works for roof paint St roof Cal. wonder pepper plant. U . B, TUB 1IDMC SHOP painting. I'hone 610. . Mann, Lake Monroe, Fla. WATCH A CLOCK REPAIRIN' 1700 Sanford Ave. Phone I143 J 6 ARTICLES WANTED FOR SALK * ATTENTION MDTHRRH >LD NEWSPAPERS—3 0ENT8 igbest c a sh p rtre paid for used —DIAPKR SERVICE— > PER POUND. BUNDLED IN furniture. Ted Darla Furniture Baby Valot * furnishes hospital BUNDLES. Cd. 311 E. 1st. I’h. 963. clean, sterile diaper* and deudnr10. IS, 20 and 36 CENT iicd container. Konomlcal and I'LL BUY your ear regardless of HERALD OFFICE safe. Fully medlrally approved age or condition. Boy Real, 306 Call Daytona 2467-W etdlret fir W. 2nd 8L NEW SPINET PI A NOS-W eaver. details. 96 diaper*, 12 a week. Liberal trade in A term*. The 'ANTED — used t typewriter .In "F1R8T IN SANFORD'* Musir Bo*. 119 W. First S t good condition. Phone I066-W. Pohne 063. Cohen's Radiator Shop for rom plrle radiator servire. 106 San MOTOR’S INN. French and Sem 7 PdU, Livestock. Supplies ford Ave. Phone 356-W. F o r SALE—Beautiful 23 monthe Curtain*. Lace tablecbtha waehnt, . , AUTO RADIOS, Moto: old. Black male Cocker Spaniel. starched A stretched. 61B MelPedigreed. Will sacrifice Phone ‘ and Service. The Sfullc JonvIlli .Ave. Phone, 879. 118 W. 1*t SL Phnne 963. Batteries A Battery Charging. 8 HELP W A N T E D WANTED a boy to work part tiny at service station. Must he able to furnish references. Atlantic Oil Station. 3rd and Park Ave. ilrwiy complete. Magic. 8 mge. Second hind doors. 15 painting and .bod: work jruarvnteni Gibbs Body Shop Ave. Phone 1009-J AUTOS rOR SALE FOR SALE , 1939 Packard, new motor, new m bt*er.J2W 4L Magnolia..Radio and heater.. *---------------------------- ■ PICK-UP TRUCK; Plymouth 1B38, L00R SANDING k finishing, good motor, 1296. Phona Or­ d e r i n g A waxiilg. Our power iando 2-1239 after 4 P. M. unit enable* ua to work where M ^ there la no electric. C6I available. 21 yeafs a ir Itrie*.* !L M. Gleason. Lake Mary; F | t PAINT CO. LAWNS MOWKD.^Low pricai: Je tty Lord Phona 738-W. F STOVE, hoi * a ta r FOR_SALE-1840 144 ton Ford client condition. Ph. BABY SITTER— Raa truck' with body. Phono 83, Hill Lututar A Supply Yard. year old boy, Phuue BLUE yVINDSHIEDS ny make or 'model car. daylight driving. Cuta headlight glare at night. Y WORK WANTED EXPERT aulu repair. All Jackson A 2100 French »♦ RClN UP T»€RE' YOU'RE WANTED.' L00*<5 LIKE B 0 9 LAWTON HE*5 THE ONE, SHfRIT* ) - ( yOU TWO ARE UNDER ARREST FOR ------------------------------------I SAW TIE 5WCOHNGi j S \ . ------------------------------- - = r - T MURDER ! COMPANY y r - tif b#Hji hctllinlhE Hartf tut, Hrmiti*1411# J J «*. H. nA TC irrr, itA R A L T N (1A TP I I I L mwi TJI& GIVE4 06 A NEW StANI ON YOU,GARNER' WEU MAKE Tuf MOST C f IT ' MEANWHIlE < • CAT tfE SHOT « l-j^rit ,1 “ » e w i i v s Itm fW a . v AT 'EM, GHVER\l ) ( H e y / WE LL HAVE TWO OUT RIGHT NOW 1 z a -----1! ?»8T AND r re brrrbF r»-iulr«l t« ape-* ■ t’irre lf I’e.irt oC Ktiuln'.l* KbuHa. In C i o u . r r , >is He nf droUor, I *11. In a »*■■ for iflvem Ih.rnln P»irl nt>Ur»vlsl..i llltn of wrhl* '■ S E E U S FOR EXPERT t»i THE P-ONIO B ARBEI A. I» I >17. K ltK D IV K A N slU lt i l l A IU.F.H K IN N K Y , MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING AND TYPING CREDIT I.URHAtf OP HANFORD 16 N. Park Phene 180 f r«»t ttalx nf AK CORD *nod 118.00 rnid. Write John Carlin, A ltamonte C O U PL E Would like 2 or s-ro o m fu rn ish ed ap artm en t until Ja n . l« t. 1948. Reply J . A. IF. f a i r TK A NSFK RS-- I.a rg r new a s s o r t­ LtlN N IlT MCMULLEN'S Market H erald. >Y V R nrltef Shop open T im r^lny. m ents Dernl Set* fo r K itchens, F rid ay A S atu rd a y . . Haihroom s, N u rsery , A lso C lass S BKAL F S T A T T F cm SA M Tum bler Sots, H UNT A CAR SUNK AftJK CLASH A YOU IIRIVB IT P t l N T CO. P H O N E 300 IIK A t, K STA TB.A , l i t W. 2nd S tre e t nWICKLAND-MOIIHIHON M O RTCA CB LOANS I RAYM OND M". H A L L Iteslto# R eg istered B roker and Inauranca" AlT">l Rm. 4 F lo rid a S ta le Hank Itldi OM.MICK.EYI I UAVE MOST W O N D EC PU L S O R P R iS G F O S YOU' a p p lii B lio U s •A ‘ BlfSNM * ' * Show r a n is and P eelers fl— DUK*H HKJN H W tV lttli O. D. Lsndreis. H u m 1021 1NHURAIWB F lo w ON T M O F F H A rt& S l for ounlifii'il men for territorial franchises. No m pii.il InvVST* tUcnl n « f » u r jr . Fatih in your­ self aitil n n earnest desire to R E N T — Floor san d er. Ksay Uigtii ~*.f W hy f n i t*» n«n #if »ni*r M*| I. 'iiTflH t* FUtlTir”TiRAN D iT A N u - W u r lll- ’ fo ld P a in t St (ilaaa Co. i'hone ptifiin hd»il |In» *»r I .hi t ti» mtttu ra il nifllEf Ilf isiut>r le r, rveurulitioneil. T he Music 303. :**i .*J•«Mfi PitKfflg lint iif Ho*. llU W. Fi«*t S t. I'hono J- i «D<| it 1(1* #MUilll i«Rl lllfllH DOWSE • PLYM OUTH litFt ( lielir (* *uutliw^*| alniiM *•**' P A R IS A ND HURVICE rftlf Hilt1 »«f laiiti C h |t<f T t'» •'t#th CONCKKTH SE W ER P IP E 109 P alm etto Ave. Phone 1011 r a # t r * i r n « r * * f l # * * t I , i h * F H > n w l i i S K IT IC TAN KS, C reaao Tre rattrf 1% nlotitc lliu* *if l^*tw * YA-DK m olh pro o fin g laala ti *, If, It |} and ISA »** »»»* •• •* 11' * * veara. lla v o yo u r woolcna moth n i p f r r t v r f i r i i r r * « f t d - t D A proofed now ; Downtown C lean­ m n - e n .s -frw r r^ in 'n m - r .n n r .r H y \-v» alk| with .iftrl fifty fr»»t ** e rs & L au n d ry . 113 Palm etto Fitilift) Mile *»f Ftliul* titfuth!»• »n Ave. P hone 914. U>l« | tlwti ISA of IIIt K 41, ft. BURK hog la id 3$r lb. 3 lbs. tl.cKr 4 OR & ROOM em pty htmiA>. Phone N. l.iin .U ig , flindervllle, Route MOW! AVY-U!3! FROM SJTCH . U rU ntrr. Vl ••■tslir. verso* Mouatlne MrMlirry, W liitn u m y (let**' hand end ..fflrlal a - ' 1 .1 Mstif.nl. n<,rl*a. Hi la 19th d*t r K an lnin l.rr, n p 1947 iierndnn firry PtrtUII Cnuif iitvtt) llv H U llunl ‘ |W|Mi|y Clftk KTTA KETT By Paul-Itobinson THC «JAlO n s C3M THg I ; / u r dlljC A N VOU OOMB CONN 11 ri Dm M o a n r a i ,------ OcMtatG aiiev ana I < v ~l*PiN -U P*& «tS |r-: v - TMn C rVT) jo e r o e o -e , •voo.'OKxr.* 1 ABOUT 1FM.-I n ( CBBc! Are you trout 1»<1 by d u tn u of I*m»H funcuenal monthly dWurtoaneeal Dnaa U»H S u l , you BUPsr from pstn, real so am o u r, tired. KIDNEYS GETTING YOU'UP NIGHTS 7 GO (UGHT el MSS KBIT.' s shcs Mina non.'- awo fM pflarrv suae tvpi voaQ t^qoK W G ' S ub u. B* JUWT THg ___1 VBNO HEO ' BIGHT I cn*a! / . i f ! �p n i^ ia n g ^ f .m i <■, Lr • t. At THE CHURCHES ifnllw •H rtM* I'a ii-lllu l cultural production •{j'V* *rfmf‘l nonsense to me," the Tveiv Yorkti .wrote in the finj. p(..six. article* (or Collier** dealing with hi* cabihet job under Franklin. D. Row' Veit. . — Motgenthau described the late Hopkin* .*» the "belt** of the New Deal spender* becauie he got money into circulation quickly lor pumping purpose* and gave -destitute people work. ( i" *; it H I■ I■ . TIIE ciiuflcii OF n o n . . FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH T w entyfifth Street and *• W. I*. Ilrouks, Jr., paatqr, . ' Elm Avenue Park* A tenor at Slsth Street ' ile v . Joe CVCrsw*/ paator .Sunday School, 9;45 A. M. , Sunday school btfcjitk at 10:00 Mornlng worship, 11:00 A- M. A. M. with Mr. Clyde C. Muse Training Union, 6:16 H. M. supt. ’We hive classes for all Evening Worship, 7:30 P. M. The Kev. Maurice ilrantli-y mis- ages with good'spirit filled teach­ aionary to Nigeria, Africa will be ers that will make the- service a call will t>« g iv en ... , apeak for us Sunday. Pastoral service j i t I fsPO A. M. Wednesday Prayer Servire, 7:30 The pastor urges ell member* to P. M. * Monday -.Tuesday#- Wednesday - be present at this service. . fckss, he said, wan "*o anxious Evangelistic service at 7:45 P. to keep g raft and politic* out week of prayer for Slate Mis­ M.' The peator will be speaking of the public worka program that sions-program* 'by the W.M.U. at both morning and avening ser­ ha practically ipent through a vices. A fter the message an alter medicine dropper." Ickes’ slow- FIRST MKTIIODIST CllURCIl rail will tie giving. naa* in making decision* wn* Murnlng Service: “The Achieve­ V. L, 0. Servlft 'eheh Tuesday “sometim,-* a real handicap, ’ ment of Fidelity." evening at 7:48 P. M. Mr*. Cyn­ Morgenthnu added. Kvening Service: "Christiana— thia Gaiisy, Leader^ 'A program . In a foreword, Morgenthau oabl Or Keasonohle Farsi ml Ira." for all young peonje, ha waa prepared to tell the W. M.B. Service each Thursday each whole atory of hia adminiitratiou evening at 7:46 P. M.,, Mr*. Flora FIRST CHUMCII OF CHRIST to far a i hi* record* and knowl­ Crews, leader in rHxYge.' SCIENTIST edge allowed. And alao to "run The Church atdRg;«band will H00 Ka»l Second Hlrcel the rink of mlainterpretalion by furnish the music Tor all these enemy or by friend." He .added. ‘t I' i’i|AA *'*M f *m !* ningh fC rvirr.!services, and the public l» Invited “Roosevelt's place In history ■tu n d * la sufficiently maaaive to aqryivo Subject: "M atter." H:00 I’. M.: Wrilge.vlay Servire. the pinprick* of* (wUy detrac­ Cfll'AL HOLY CHO Resiling Room hours, Tuesday's tor*.' Referring to the New Deal'* and Fridays. 3:00 to 6:00 P. M. Mark T, CaVpHtiWT Rector three big depression spender*. Feast of St. MatlhsW, Rvsngellst CHRISTIAN A MISSIONARY Morgenthau aaid today: 8:00 A. M.: tI|)Yt0kmmunion. ALLIANCE "I waa In favor of having them Chapel. On Hanforil-Orlando Highway (pend all that war nreeiaary 8:30 A. M.: Hally Day. Church Glenn E. Smith, Paator to meet human needs, hut I knee School. Opening service In the SUNDAY that a future of unlimited spend- ' 10:00 A, M,: Bible School. Mr. (hutch, Every member of the tng would only demoralise tlu A. WIcLnldt, Sunt. echool la requested Id be present. 11:00 A. M.: Morning prayrr and btulneaa community." , ... 11:00 A. M,t Morning Worship. Tailing of a ita ff meeting on 7:46 P. Mg Evening Service. sermon. April 16, 1037/ when ha .aaid ej(- The pastor will speak at bold **r2:00 P. II,: Holy Baptism..' -* fnrta ware being made to taper vlces. The public Is cordially In 6:00 F. M.: First fall meeting off govarnment money outlays. vilaL _ . | of_y.E.8X. Opening devotions in ----1the chaos!. . . Morgenthau Treadled that Wal­ lace yapected to apend $1,267,000,CHRIST CHURCH. I.ongwood ) Advance notice—First fall inset000 In 1937 exduiiva of the coil jlng of th« Men’s Club on Septem­ Mark T. Carpenter, Vicar of atablliitng farm production ber 29 at 7:00 o’clock, fit. Monica Hti M atthew,'Evangelist and crop consumption through 3:00 P. M.: Evening prayer and,Chapter will b« In charge of the an “evsr-normal granary" plan." sermon. * (supper, $1,167,000,000 in 1838, and >1,087,000,000 in 1838, This brought a remark from a tchh World Revolution— -S taff-m am ber- that - Wallace’s-*«hsent. \ha'd “given away" M ’a n tla ic e fro m Pag* no . I II oalln.rd .Ires, l'»i« uatl 1.894,000,000 from 1834 to 1837. ahevltta cgme to power 30 year* orgenthau himself lnterpo»e<l some comment. * * Aildressing the UN tieneral Aa- ago.. kfet Wallace's “overhead" waa What more natural than that 1180,000,000 or rflne months to 'aeinbly -yesterday Mr. Vjhinsky, m odoV Jfoi Soviet deputy foreign minister, Russia should make the most of give aW&y (B 16,000,000." opporunity? The only new When he informed Wallace nf cried “war monger" at John Foa- its thing In the situation la that Musthis talk, Morgtnthau _»aiiL U r te r Dullea ami nearly a doieii oth­ row has tabled Itl ' CSTdl Secretary of Agriculture comment- er lending American* and turned move which was forced upon ' ait ad: “You don't understand what down flatly (hr n»w Marshall plan deliberately by U. 8. Secretary of ■Jor remodeling the- United N a­ W* are doing." State Marshall'* challenge in the : “Oh, yea I do," Morgerithnu ait til tions. The war-monger charge was Assembly Wednesday. ha replied. ”1 understand It more Vishlnsky’a speech wasn't con­ ft •very day. This Is ten times thrown directly nl Dulles. structive, and obviously wain't Dulles was silting with the U. worse than llnpklna. Hopkins is meant to tie. It waa a capable job the only one that has cut down S. delegate midway in the U. N. of two-fisted street fighting, assembly hall as the Russian chief expense* in Washington ami th.< which Included calling of names. . on# that costa us more than an*- delegate vigorously flayed nations It was, of courae, a cry of de­ and personalities in the basic ! body elxe is Wallace. My hat is fiance but many delegates nuie*l •Soviet policy statement to thli eff to him—he I* getting awny that It was straight-from-thesession of the assembly, „ with murder." *boulder Red propaganda which Vishinsky. bitting hard at the Rorgenthxu aaid there waa Just wuuld make prime reading in HusU. 8. policy supporting Greece, a* much pressure fur sjn mliti;; “th a t the**a iiro & ly 'a d o p t ala and would impress satellite* , , from ConitTes* aa from • govern. proposed a resolution calling on Ihe U. 8 ., and temporising nations. ; merit agencies. On that Issue, hu Turkey However, We shall make a mis­ and Greece to halt "the bald, many Congressmen were .propaganda of a new w ar" which take If we don’t also take this j #*|ike the Georgia politician whu c- said- waa lidnjc-raixicd-uiL by speech to lie a declaration- of ' policy by Ih e Soviet government. 4 ------- always-voiad dry toll drank . ..f , a r, |ul„ ry c|rc!t.,.; The language which Vishinsky The resolution nlsu ratted' for outiavHng atomic and other wea­ used hs* shocked a multitude. -L u,. HEflH FOR WALLACE pon* of “ mass extermination" aa Your correspondent has attended many international conferences In ' NEW YORK, Sept. 19. G P )- being in the Interest* of “all the _______, . to stymie the weild m ohmiwr Eugena Dennis, general secretary i-ace loving nations” ami aa "the ~|a Communist l *ariy/-aaUt last eavirai -blow- upon the propag­ down" tilt Ttntfch was the first for the spread of-Communism, the ,t American Communist* he­ anda and the instigator* of a new break by the United States from | time will come when It will break the unanimity of the great pow ers. against the shores of great couned the time waa right for war." The chief Russian delegate, No. In the U.’ N j Dies which will fight to keep it ditching a third party but that 2. Tha Marshall .economic plan] out. However, that’s a m atter o f i#y would not “Isolate ourselves" 1 depute to Foreign Minister Mol­ by taking such a step "without otov, blamed the United State* for Europe waa merely an exten- the rather distant future. 8omslubstantis! trade union and Other and liritain specifically for the slon of the Truman Doctrine to I thing may Intervene, progressive support." Dennl* told slow progress on atomic energy rover sll Europe. JL-Tbe- United States and Bri­ ,a rally the party favored^."a control and arms limitation—two strong; Independent people's parly rmim* advocated try R ovlcrR usiti tain are responsible for tha lag In last year. setting up atomic energy controls.! ‘ * connected with the proHu labeled tho Marshall plan 4. Soviet Russia will stand firm ­ Wallace program and announced yesterday as an “lll- ly against sny attempts to disrupt concelved scheme to substitute and the unanimity of the great powers bv-psaa the security council." ■—the veto rig h t „ ____ down tu the a: *- 87 Offtcls! anti 'brlvste' circles In . J Vinhinalur-set V plause of the Russian group in the United States are hurling unLegal Notice ‘ . the assembly, whlfh had .cheered fuumled charges of war prepara­ him eevcral' time*. The United tions against Russia. MOTICK TO SPTK SM ' No. s i n S t a i r s drlrfcatlnn did not ap­ Vlshimky waa applsudfd as be •TOl “ AH" O tlK lJ , II A ttS'll ILI. plauded or make any move when leveled verbal assaults- against .V*bo*e rstldtnc* l« Hall. I^iultlaOs. the grey-halred prusrcutlng attar- what he called American war rar proa n d who** | mmi office *<Mr*t* •• >y, now a diplomat, finished. flteera and "war-mongers. wg< ." The car* e t (l*a*r*l ire llte ry , lt»u. ts*uHe msdq .these other conten­ Soviet Ukraine, Poland, and other ' T tlU AHl3 I S K H k l tr N O T IK IK U tions in his speech! T^e members of tha Russian group - I k s I .lite r * ha* l w « lA e iltu in t sn<) 1. The Truman Doctrine . laid rlapprd loudly. Rimsian P V - E 1 1 Me were all of frame construction, sod were located It) the Higgins Industries plant and Industrial Canal are* The Navy had crash boats work­ ing In the k.aka Fontchartraln shore area, evacuating residents. The naval boats w6re going from house to house over deeply Hood­ ed 'lan d , - : ■' ". A number of persona narrowly , »eap«d injury whan the roof and walls of a garage collapsed, crash­ ing on several: automobile*. At Raton Rouge, hurricane force wind* were expected by mid-afternoon. The Harding Air­ port already reported 40 mile falea. « -v Sheriff Newman Debretlon and Chief of Police Fred Parker want* •d citltens to go home and stay out. of danger. Emergency and disaster relief crews were order­ ed to stand by at Baton Rouge. The National Guard was alerted. sign atop a department (tore 1 in n it I t i n t ' l i m n town. ,0 P,,ca M114.tto j-h0 Ford eboul Comcrashed Into Canal S tre e t'b u t'no - L t i o n s L iU n C IlL O ll ' ‘ * [puny U the oldest in the gum ball one waa injured. (CMIlHfC frm Cm * Um * l(Ws|lasni im n r««» ■>•” • - butlhcss and makes ita own gum to Near Pontchartrain Beach, a reported in the »ellleroent of Her­ huge rooftop which stood 40 Te-*t uf the machine-,' whirh bear* high standards, said Mr. Nelson. on. tall, was torn to bit* by- gust* l Lion's Club Insignia on the gloss It la „not bubble, .gutn. Machines of 75 miles per hour. 8 treeu iniglobc. Inclo.ing . the . varf-colorcl *Tt> fullv ^covered by Insurance. Near Diloxi, Miss., stout timlief pier* were snapped like match New Orleans, _lined by tgigantir : |1Bn« nf K„ n ; Tba Jw-c/irf th e ; ' r . _ stidka, and roof* were torn from ^ ro tOccn-cgf peled to ‘ruaclii ri<- Is iicight •hromlui'u and - . _ ' _ in * many homer. A /tide 10- feet n<*pth of M virat Inthci by' ,* . , • » #_ 1 i n i i fe l a K v I p n H n i l P n p unit tori) branches.' Fallen p.,w -H hn‘ -tucHott cap* for Tost unlog to l IID L 1 8 C / X i e n a C U T O T above _normal flooded residential line* lighted the murky- morniit" icounlors. It operates by inscrlion • S i g n i n g D lB Q V O W U ls area*,'am i gigantic tgavu brok* built 20 year* ago agalnil storm*. with blue-green sp a rk r and dU -juf n penny. ’ . ^ ■- ° Highway 90 vas impassable and rUf u T te ^ ^ , Gih. . i .u h ! 1,1 pointed out that the gum I ^WASHINGTON. S ep t 19, GP>— over the city’* $3,600,000 aeawall, ‘__ was atudded with stalled automo­ pecan.. crop w .a.-f-.„,-!m taking a « trl,in c e r w .tr invenlid . f f .a enumber ' " The T ? National Labor Relations Board and Robert N. Denham, Its beating with ftiany trees Mown "* y«nrc ago liy n T!.-.p{r»t mini biles. duwn and other* stripped o f"f'-"1lor rlre lire, 11 . M, .Mount, who i j gcm-ral colrnvol. W a v allowed, The staamship. Empire State Rage and ripening nu u . Tin roof-i | n„n. .jj y (.n l , u!l( latter’s A F t. and CIO top officers until ■napped , ita haw'sera amt peeled away from the Congreaa Street " f l w up like tlnfoH. ^ son main- the mgehir.i * which OcL 81 to sign affidavits dies- * At Biloxi guits up to 76 miles , , . . wharf In New Orleans, but the vowing Communism. The effect of an hour raked that resort city | ,"*vv »>«'**i placcvl by civic master succeeded in reaching mid­ -r, ojgan, . , « Uo n l» that the board wlU and water covered the causeway JJfRons -h 13 sta’c The Jack-1 not JUmi*, AFL and CIO eases stream and both anchor* were leading to .the inner harbor. tunvillr* Uni t Club is one of the In-fore that date." dropped. A deatroycr-eacort broke More than 10,000 persona were loose * and rammed the Algiers evacuated from flimsy wartime Farry. housing projects along the vulner­ Mui*ant International Airport, able Gulf Coast from Pensai-.dti 14 milt* west of New Orleans, NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 19 (/!*) westward. reported the roof torn off it* One fishing boat was m ia-ir: main building. The field Itself —A great Gulf hurricane atrurk Louisiana at 6:30 A. M. today, with two persons aboard. Thee was under a foot of water. The 130-foot smokestack atop ripping into the exposed area at were listed as Kalvator Barrior the Hotel Monteleone, in the the mouth -of the Mississippi and hit 17-year-obl nephew,- KimFlench "Quarter of New Orleans, River with Winds of 100 piUea >n sell . Collins. collapsed * across twu buildings hour. Mayor Delessep* S. Morrison Grateful Lellcrt Pour In From I sometimes felt so high atrur ; The storm which devastated proclaimed but no one was hurt. A banana a ’state of- emergency Lakes To Gulf. Moled Medicine ami weakened I could scatccly s large p o rtio n of Florida two conveyor was slammed against the at 7:30 A. M, fC S T )‘and orders 1 Gave Her Prompt Relief After stand on my feet. My elimina­ days ago waa reported early tocausing uneilimated damage, all persons to "remain Ittdoaru, Four Years Search, States Well- tion waa sluggish, and many days top of a shed at Erato Street, day centered 30 miles north of off the streets, and keep mil? I frit so worn out th a t, most of Known Resident A 3-story health center clinie [lurwood, l.a., which is near the of the downtown area unless -t my housework had to go undon*. on Rampart Street, on the rd,-o mouth of th* mighty river. Fore­ is absolute necessary." one can b« mor# thankful Happy ri'- ’t and Women from for“No of the business district, waa casters aaid It would pas* “very He continued: "The situation the Retongs gava thsm. rloae" to the sprawling city of to Gulf ate I relish relief unroofed and one wall cavad in Is well in band and all agencies the (7ic.it my food without trouble, l< llintr • >' tlu-r-'li. f l(* ii-nct rave under the storm's impact. A res­ ijrw Orleans, functioning 100 percent in Ugly black' clouds and rain are them, lifted r-f t : V, at nf i«ttflor­ that high strung weakened feelini idence on North Hroed Street the protection uf life ond prop- in is relieved, and so If th* stuggls1 in'* »**» the MV city as orl war*'*-. reported •* V collapsed but no injuries were re­ were elimination. 7* 1‘ «frfel-so -much beHef bell <f. MtVrrny? i l - s o ‘much ■ thousand* of refugees crammed ported. - n a ___ U11.1-p. u . ibnlic . 1b. .u. U J in I - .g. .s .a.n. d » ’ -The-purpose 1iof the proclnmatlrtrf; all v a ila b le ild ..f 9T0 IL v . l l Mill R. id, N TV., , l r o n |l , r 1 P*rK)n'Ph4re' waa no estimate of pos­ the Mayor said, was "not I sible casualties alohg Ihe Gulf u th e r s h e lte r s : t i usts up to 76 ipil-.-s alarm apyone" hut simply as ft .ttla n tn . G i . who hnnmlv d c ln r e ti! ""Y recommended Retong* to. and steady winds uf 66 mil** gava nn- -.pli-ndi Coast, but' It .was .feared-that In­ S K ____ ' precaution. Retonga is S Intended to relieve juries and property damage woulJ tui1* at the historic city. -■* T-lief a fte r i’veryth|ng else I trird il 1st res* due to tnsuffietnt flow Approximately 8,600 persons really exceed the toll In Florida, Three of the firat five- pa»«et had failed. My appetite was |-,<«1 of digestive Jukes in the stomach, 'here, Wfiere the storm struck two huddled in New Orleans’ murilci- thrown by Georgia’s Frank Sink- m ost of iht- tim e but just u fter loss of appetite. Vitamin B-l de­ us! auditorium and 20,000 wer« . , _ , . , . ....... _ days ago, only five live* were lost *n Vr i-sling my viff*-ring l«gsn. Eo ficiency and constipation. Accept although property damage aoared n it mated to be sheltered In the wlc*1 city’s 40 school*. Many of the | “n« e. ,Bow| ' lMiic were B"04 t(,r much gtis furituil in rrtv stomach no substitute. Relonga may be* * to many millions. tliyt it pfu-n pri s s - l against my obtained a t TOUCHTON DRUG .* . tefugees were French aoeaking touchdoWM. clirst until I could liaidly breathe. CPfiakaem an and ■l, ,4 truck ieiial# faem dee ffrom v/i rsi I Adv. C . 8lltJ r P*r'* nt l^e hou* * * /n• fishermen farmers Ihe Rene housing project for lbs flood-threstgned b#you ..£01111negroes a t New Orleans - wsi a ' dry below New Orleans. Phone Phone reported destroyed in the early The New Orleans health center: psri of the hurricenV. The houtei was unroofed shortly after dawn and one of the three story brisk wall* caved under ihe poundlnT* various parts of .the world arid of hurricane winds, huge metal , cannot recall anything even ap­ proaching the Deputy Foreign’ Minister's warmongering charges INNERSPItING against the--United R tatri and MATTUKSS even against individuals. One of Vishintky'a surprising V and (and nrta would say somewhat daring) attacks was made against MATCHING and the American Legion whicn in­ cludes the millions of Americana BOX SPUING who did so much to save Russia Hot ft For In th* great war. He classed the “n o t o r i o u s American Legion" among the war-mongers. Well, what does all this add up to? Naturally s lot of folk today Less I.Ibentl Allowance For Your Old are looking anxiously at their war ,S. Sanford Ave. (Glndcrvitie) t Spring and .Mattress barometers to are how they read. Well,.so fa r.a s l .see-we ore no ‘0 nearer war today than we were H O LLY W O O D before Vtshinaky unburdened hlmC pU C H self yesterday. That being so, w* still ean_ accept It m) a .(acl . -LAUNDERETTE-----Complete ■ftsitMr Russia nor any other country wants war. All other of things aside, She Soviet Union isn’t resdy for w sr and won’t be , ' {S A N F O R D so for many years. Of course, if nothing happens _W hol*. W egks -Wrurh 4)on»-A ul< vm aH rnlly New Orlehns Hit Morgcnltau : v F R ID A Y , S E P T . 19, 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE SIX .v THOUSANDS ARE HAPPILY fRAISING RET0NGA,. <« 5 69 S 69 L ECHOLS F O R . BETTER BEDDING FRESH MEATS . GROCERIES $ 6 9 'flH M. C. GINDER’S GROCERY $49' a j I SF OCR tiUIXeGT 1‘1-AN— And “Pay Aa • 30 Minutes 100% Soft Water • Telephone 1082 ECHOLS BEDDING COMP * Excellent Sanitary (’ond It limn Second nt .Oak r SANFORD- Celery nnd Sanford Avenui O R I.A N D rt- Phone 1232 * rH O Fn U M rm . p u iiitir r , • N A H N IIII.U ) «■ " A ir o d k i .i . Jtilt j.-ei fOK lawns, smuts, tiowas, THUS D e fe n d a n t. AN D YOU A UK liKMKHY IU." I n R E t i to file a n a p p e s rn n ta in *' *sld pnx eed ln a* on Ihe XJiiO ey o f October. A. D. I M L W ITN ESS m y h a n d and th e eevl e f «alit C o u rt at Hanford, ploildn. ‘ Ihl* IlU t d a y o f Hepteniber, A. U. N‘ I Is (OW pending In th* Clreott 1‘ourl ,U a n d 'f o r H enilaule C u u n lr , K lo rld j, 'i a C h a a c e ry . a eel) exslnn* j m fo r sb e o lu te d iv o rc e w h e re in you,. "A ir* OIHCLL U A IIN 'IIII.U * r . I h . tle fe o d . , I M a n d P H Y L L tH U I IA I lN I Ill.l, In , n e p l a i n t i f f , s o d an Bhbr*vt*t><ttitle ' • I lb * e*M I* I 'l l X LI.IH U HAHN* ARM O U R’S P u lv e rize d SHEEP MAHURE KI LN DRIED current selling- prices ‘ of the foliowing NEW BUICKS ‘ delivered Hi Sanford. • "L ii.i 4-Door Convertible Sedanette 2076.00 Special 2138.00 2731.00 2322.00 Super 2236.00 3057.00 2633.00 2532.00 Roadmaster All prices Include factor}* equipped Underseat Heater, Defroster, Radio, Clock, etc. f %i O* i- * We .»# V* ^ S a rltai^lC» rV Sell new cam to dealers. Sell to imliv’lduul:i who buy for resale. Require u trade-in to obtnln delivery of a new QUICK if you do not #'/. j * * 1 have n car. . . . --- - ■ - s Require you to purchaso udditionat needless accessBHes. Pemiltze you by makinic un unjustified, low allowance for, the car you trade, * 0 • • . to remove vggW a n d m oisture. B ro ad cast A rm our's P u lv e r lx e d ^ e o p and Mod b o d oF your Victory M a n u re o n yo u r law n, a ro u n d shrubi, flo w ed , tre a t. W o rk It Into th e m G o rd o n , a n d o d d hum ui to yo u r toll. Sheeip m an u re b a n all-o rg an ic fo rtllb o r a n d will food y o u r p lan ts oil sum m on ! vr|l pa .M LAt'-s n, vi# r e v s • 100 lb. & 50 lfi: BAGS ** « ip* ALSO !,,,i ■ -.i ilr% 1 We assure you that everythlni la being done to increaae production of BU^CX- c tr i w^icb ia limited only by availability-of mitUrlaU. Aa nearly as possible our deliveries are being made (rHrceping with the date on which your name v u taken. So when good friends nsk utt, “How do I get one of those BuickaT”, our forthright answer is nlwnya tho same: "Place your name on our list, sir, at otico. The soffner wo have your name, the sooner you stagt climbing up our customer list." ‘ . t • Nitrate Soda*and Complete Une of ARMOURS Citrus a ^ A ^ ta ta b lo Vor -SANFORD’S OLDEST DEALER” 210 Magnolia Avenue Phone 367 �m =s -abg-: - TH E W E A T H E ft Rainy and squally tonight with continuing cloudiness Tuesday. Mind* lr**h to moderately strong Minthrn-ttrli .10-10 miles per hour tha WarU) a of A a n l U t 1 for Sanford. t fresh' northerly /O L U M E XXXVIII Established 190S SA N FO RD , Storm, Not Hurricane Gmail Craft Warned By Weather Bureau But Little Danger Is Seen For Others MIAMI. Rapt. 22. «V-G rady Norton, chief of the Federal Storm Warning Harriet hare, adriaad Floridian* at I I1. M. to­ day* , , "Don’t lal the alorm- now In tha Gulf ta u a t you too much worry. It ta too close to land and morlng too faat to beroma a hurricane. "I frankly baliara that If the • canter remained orar tha water for another 24 hour*. It would foefeaae to finrrieaae force. Hot * It will not remain orar water that long. “The w o m wa will gat from it will be natty waathar with haary aqualle. Hlgheet wind* of auatalned Telocity ao far her# been 40 mile* an hour. When squalls come along, they hick op orar SO. "The principal danger la fa M email craft. After the renter w . /ro a s u Florida-and enteta th e Atlantlc. It poaaibly wilt Jump ahead to hurleana force, but |u«J now we ace principally concern­ ed with development* aa It. approache* Florida. "Wa are heaping a rery cloaa watch. 7“ "Of eoorae, all of u t ar# jittary from laat weak’* atorm #iperlence. Hut wa can face a *0 mile blow with confidence f and a feeling of security. If any change* In the eltuatlon oc­ cur, you may bar# confidence that you will be adrlaed fully und quickly. '"Tha aun broka through at Miami at 1 P. M. More squall* hey won't bo •re mating, but they * • WASHINGTON, Sept- *» -The American R Red OF)—The i Crow a t apdroprUthd ' 0*14 arid today -It It hhae »P(lr I- 11.000,000 to meet "diaaalar rr'iyf needr" ol stricken laml- "TtVr*^ «ruT'aoat h*re ’ Ftnrlda. Weekend arrrey*. on which reports i r t InmfnpWt#, litdiCate more than 1.1M home* were deetroyexL 11.000 or more damaged and that about “ 1*0,000 peraona wera housed —d fed hr the Red Croaa In Florida, MUalaalppl. Uulelana and Alabama. * MIAMI, Fla.. Sept. 2 2 - y n A weak tropical etorm with wind* around 50 mile* an hour in gu»ti M expected to paxi Inland on the Florida we»t coait in the Fort Mycn-Tampa area lomctime this afternoon or tonight, hut the Wea­ ther Bureau, emchafizld today that * wirv»H not he dangerous at all/* > Chief Forcaater. Grady Norton ^»aid amall craft ahould not venture Into the open -lea where the wind* will be at peak In guiU. He *aijJ_the disturbance, which wa* centered orar Dry Tortuga*, 60 mie* from Key We»t, tri* morn­ ing wa* tccompanild by a large *re* of squall* which would be felt over mo»t of Florida, He laid It w*i doubtful if the Well Coait Awould feel Iny higher wlndi than other atetiona of the itate. The higheat luitaincd wind* in the (Horn *o far rare been 40 mile* an hour with tru*t» up to 54 mile*, Nortin aaid. Ghita of 54 mile* an ‘. hour were fepotled at Key We»t this morning. In Miami, wind* reached 36 mile* an hour at 8:30 A M.. with gu*t* ilighlly »Yigher. The city waa lathed. fre^®qu»ntly by rain. • Norton a*Id the atorm loat eon■Idarabla intensity In PMjtog orar Cuba laat.n ig h t and added that It would not h a rt opportunity to Meopan" before *lrIking the Florida coait- Ho aald the atorm constated of a brood aroa of equal­ ly waathar without a wall organ!*ad eantar and appeared to bo quite weak. "There la nothing to gat alarm# 4 about,** ha a**crt*d, but .w arned amall c ra ft against rantaring o u t -• However, the dlnnal Job of tabulating caaualtlaa and property * damage continued along the coaat of Louisiana, Mlaaltaippl, Alajl bama • and attrowre northwest Florida. Thirty-eight wero known dead, and there waa apprehension Of eaten atv* flood damage to com­ pound the desolation strewn by , the hurricane Itself , »_ Delayed report* rronTGulfporf,' Ml**., aald beach arena atlll war* Mocked off, and residents were warned away because of vanomoua snake*, apparently washed ashore from outlying Islands. Several reptile* war* killed measuring from four to six feet In length. Upstate Mississippi to spray Power truck* war* brought1from leach debrla with DDT and lime (Caotlamef m r« « , *t*> .v. ±- --U .'li1 F L O R ID A . MONDAY. SF.PT. 22, 1017 urwlay NO. 222 A s s o c ia te d P reaa L t u t d W i n British Delegate Miami Street Scene After Hurricane Passed Danger Of W ar Truman Doctrine 19 Billions Is Is Denounced By Estimated As Europe’s Need CIO Convention FDR Adviser Says Sovietism Worse Than Czarism Wallace Says United Catastrophe Is Fore­ States Cannot Win s e e n If Marshall Third World .War Plan Aid Withheld MOSCOW, Sept. 22. l.l'V— Ne»-paper readers In the Soviet l ninit lod.xi H e r e given a re­ pot! that liepulv Koielan Mini-ter tniliel 1 tUhinskv had up-cl the plan* of forces In Ihe United Stair* whlrh »*re picIn m l .la tr<*MPiC ^41 Dr. Isriiaji Bowman Of Johns Monkins Addresses Students t . . BOSTON, Sept. 12 UP* -G en­ PARIS. Sept. 22 lAV Wfilrrn eral office!* of ibe United Elec- Europe pledged itrell lo a pro­ • 'iiw iiM O R i. ' s " e p i ; ' i ? ^ , tiical. Radio and Machine Work- gram, of «clf-belp tod*y and ,a*kcd Dr. Ilaiah Bowman, prciident <d <p*,, of America. CIO. -today de­ ihe Um&r*Sht«>r -t^ .end it John* Ho|Ain* Univrnily and No. nounced the' Truman Adminiitra- $19,330,000.00 under a four-year I geogr.iphii a|_ adviict to the late THIS IS A rniC A l n u n SCtNg In'Miami, Fla, with the tkelelont of hundred* of small bud ne*» pirn- * lion'a foreign, policy at one ibal Marshall Plan a* a mean, of avert (landing in long row* after the tropical hurricane had swept through the city causing million* In property Preiidmt Romevelt dining WmlJ "give* ut imetutily and point* to ing economic “catastrophe/* damage. After pairing over adptnem Florida, tho atorm swept into the Oulf ,qf Mexico, only to'tu tu War 2, sail! (••alav. tlut "t’ommun *« war.. Thi* program, tbe participating ' northwestward and aim at. the aouth LnuliUnq coait and the new New Orleans area. (Internationjl) lint i* a5to|uli*0t detigned to be Their crilicitm in a foimal re­ 16 nation* declared, cobid enable more tUlhlest ^nd imnplele tlum port to a ihoutand delegate* tep- Europe "to make her lull"contri, Cian*m. Onlv tbe la|ie| »t*tbingtetenling 600,000 wqrkrrt at the kution to the welfare of tbe world. ’ ed." union— one of ihe target) in llte The requeit wa* made in a 20,In an addirvi to imotning »l'i CIO—opened a week-long ennven 000-word document which will be ! denl» al tl.e UmvetsUv. l U m ' vn.le lion here. __ dispatched to V^arhington aflet Ilf liverevl n ileiuim i vlioll of the Ruv Tltey criliciied Preiidenl Tru­ ligning heie today by representa­ nan giueAinirpl. and raid. man tpecifically for accepting a* tive* of tbe Ift nation* which mapA complete *ct of abandoned " I tin not leaf i b r t'SSR todav advtieti politician* whom. ibev tied their economic want* in Km cl’the,, identified a* belonging l.» I only leai dial out people w II laid, the people bad rejected re­ lian-boycotied conference* held C o m m i t ­ not,.*, 1 m lime in Hive nut itnn,,'! Nathan * l-ev.entbal. *6fl vrat old A g r i c u l t u r e peatedly by rr electing Franklin here for 70 day*. negttl who had been ic|*.-i tf-’ I t e e A j ’. r e e n O i l F u ­ tlir r»pin«n;n anti tbe ni'.in-. tlcV D. Rooievelt. They alto callrd upOnly a 1.500-word summary wa* mining from hi* home .it 41 7 l..,,i wain yn aggirnive, arbitrary, u " t u r e F o o d E x p o r t s rupt, and (wiwerlul ., govemmenl on Mr. Tiuman lo return to the made public today; the text it 5etonil Street rince '• til n'tli** policiei of the New Deal. scheduled for publication next ol tbe follv id rl.nling a v,.vt. LONDON, Sept. 22 i/F) An Stluhlay evening, were found on Wa sh ing ton ! Sept. 22 -r> bail Seminole Bnillev II I and Henry.A. Wallace aliened that weekend. "1 llnv icaron dl univei,itin Pierident Inimvn invited In* cn Arab nlfirr ipnkeiman <aid lodaV "The American people, through bmught lo polite head.piuteit it the United State*, even " itli it. are cnnrcined atoiUI our new milt lire cabinet to luncheon today ai the Arab world ha* agieed to wealth and atom bomb* "will never thfir government and their Con­ make "a complete economic and 5:10 o’clock Sunday evening b> lop Adminulivti.in idlmvlv (dung­ laiy ,'iv ii e law. ' ■ • gress, will consider thi* program win p third world war.” ed into a »rnr» of critical <c.nfer- ,11c «ald a universal -.rvicJ Ihw cultural break" with Europe anJ Patrolman Robert Gilyaid << mm rtmm Bln wn, needed "if vvn nte to distil* “The war that la l-elng bred foe America if the United Nation* t Police were informed eady Sun ence* . . .on ttitemalional ,-problem* f f Lute military li«h, aril ie,pun,|. U* must ha stopped,” he deviate 1 dry nioming by M<>nier !,. I lain,, should attempt to partition Bale*with this *v the lug, im m ediateI,ilm e. fait Iy mid at Hi- same In an addrra* prepared for tha CIO inter of the mining man, that (|ur*tiim: I time tr i pnldlc. Including c-tntine. ronvantion. Wallace aald that in the event of \nother war “we alii Tire rjrnknman, lelf-ityied Ixrn- be wa* mining, lie wa, deim li' l Shnuld Congtes, be called into j grcOioiiitl. *ii|unill net have strung allies.” 1,1 « * 'egim e. ..f tl, . . don prop*gambit for ibr ’ Arab ai being 5 feet, II iiuhet in special tettion |o M-e d emergenryl -of -Hr-m were. *Th# reactionary government, L^itllL light blow |>— ,sd-*- -altd-Judd aid TjyF.tlfiqie------- --------- ' '*■"* coir—Ht-w -toll 0 high tlegr— i,f we ar* ^auppurUng abroad. will, I leaded. He bad been westing .1 Ian authoritative British Foreign OfSecretary of .'stale Mrivhvll, wbu* 01 gouUalton for evil, *uch virion* enujiola with Intarnal revolu­ tion* II a great war breaks out G. W. Sp»nc»r won to|> honor* fice muter said Britain would sc- while ca|>. Ian ihiil am! wnrx flew from tb- UN meeting in! H*r i’f ,Vw ‘? r* 1!h* betAeqitvthe United Slate, and •» * out* program conducted by cept such partition if other UN pint*. HBt . u n L u ToiiFf iri>h Ihf Hur l AfTr r ~ n(F t n . f p..„id u .if: RpaM oXK iaW . _____ U in n the' clothe* were brought i' » ii | " ^. b ,,‘ wou,d ht,P « W ou, ,Hr to the police station,. Monte* KHfCUtlvg, IiR«_uiidic4ftd hr hr ! ftttkVfHpn vj»n f h f t*-»r 11.*1ml ^ ;^ b S ^ rV |UU9/| ^ t tI'uiciug l ’nV udowrn A tT h a aame.Ume Wallace !irvp» iirnn/lv ll»r U%v m »l* 1■* *luvmlUl fur tin* Afnfrtuiin |n'*iier *d- upon Praaldant .Truman to George 8tlne, R. L. Dean a n d .P to je e 1H ani, »*•> notified, came to tho Colonial S e c r e t a r y Arthur station and identified" the clothes should be convened in exlramd , ^ summon a ipecial *e»*iun of Con Rev. Mark Carpenter In rapid fire ■ r t JImmediately ljP grna to '“enact Into ortler._ and winning a large and Creech .lone* leave, by plane for ns those of tier missing brother, n a rr levrinn, | I'("Mlttinlitrt *iTO1*|»|| *' v«I*1V a rationing' ami price con­ varied assortment of prliea. Ilaw n lH l' New York tonight to pre»eftl Mr. Ituman’, attituS- wa, re I. At tha luggaatlon of A C. Britain'* views to the t'N Assem­ according to the police report. trol la w ;with te e th ,tn -It." Several traffic arcidenl, were H -nreerg »n rwae s lit Stine, the club voted to hold a bly, soon to consider a majority City Meet Postponed Taking to task Senator Robert ".Ladles Night" program during reported to police nvey the wees report of it* aperiai committee end t)Ut the only injury was that A. Taft (R-O.) for suggesting the I For VFW Dinner week of Oet. 27. Earl Turner that tha American peopta prob­ and Mr. Stine were named on th» An I'aleatlne fteommending divi- uf Ar tInn Lee Snlliv&t of Long- Thousands Attend • Inn of moat of the H»l> Land wood who lirol Ids libs hui t n, ably should rat lea* extravagant­ committee of arrangement*. ( unmiissitin meeting Into Arab .and Jewish state,. LuUiuirdiu Funeral j willNofw-City ly, Wallace declared: the result of 11 collision at !t;!tO Mr. Stine also announced that held tonight in order ilurt The Arab , (Hike,man xnld th-> o’clock Salmday mottling Ih>"If the total program of the the week of Oct. 5-10 will Iw v i ... .......... “ ‘ .___ I roniiiikxliinaia- emt-lmoi—nffirlltT; men In power |. advise to eat le**, known a* National Handlrappcd league—comprising Egypt, lirvj. tween tiie Kurd ,'-*lan_lie w-n ! __b.—T . , Sapl. US, C l1 m«v uili-ml the aiipp-c and nl>•••twe (hall eat le*», and leas as in­ Week and called upon tha lu .m v -^-HilLArebla, H a iitJ uidtUL. U L drfVtniraTsr. •rTT;TrTR(re*t and in""" '" ," 1 final'tribute tmlnv 1 „f VetcnviniT I'. • .:n Wan. ‘ nnnn and Yemen—bud ivcieed I'ontiar ,rdnu driven by SaMticI cioi..||„ ||, LaGuanlin, t ill- ■| p,„t *;iiH2 nt 7 :M" o'cl ■■• ni tin flation increasex and a depression Club to assist In empkiying five fr,mt j '•//'* ' ° ‘"v,,r* "" «hn- Mayfnir Inn Comm......... will *nch handicapped parson* In San tha "break” with the We»t. ehoub'j la made Inevitable." divided, in rv aecrei ,i . crowded the Cat hr I m-i t jonjorrovv *Ui IU.IH......... mi |i,o,nn» night, iiixlwad, "The time* call for bold action ford. Tha club voted to a**t*t tin- resolution lie adopted at n meeting _J rn! tn'Tit . .. ..... ...................... , JidvH.theVOivinr. P County officials u K o.pl-ejdMnt* and planning to avert chaoa," ha program a n d Clarence Redding at Bludan, Syria, ncny^ljaiuaiicu . jii'nd ''« liii, funeral sovfeA. and Mr. Stlna were named to tin-, ru -rt A ri* I ’i iii'if F n r ■* funeral .ervIcK .. * f lb- S-nim' apd Jomm ' '..imtier said. Jam*. 104o. I *vtl / \ r L I m i l l I UT ■ |’r Gov. tiov. Thomas Thomas forno forno- .f Commerce, Aim-i-.o. la-gluli “Tb*. great crisis ef the mo­ committee- by Frasldant Goriton' in Asked ■* - E. Dewey, •■ why he wa* how diwl-ment is not on tbe Greek border Briisom 5 : nVoM1,'.'cr!1 , 1'f w,-rr am-! fexpreted " 1 " ) vtn at rend ’ ; Up- no •ting nt tUliiam U D a, H Firms participating in the nuix ing the gist of the resolution, th i H u n t i n gnO u t O f S v a & o n ,elnrct but Ip. .th f American grocery hre fMiiiHc officliif) who hhfUil t which llm prilKfhal Mpc-iiVi-t wilt program ware the H. B. Pope f’o.. apokaiman aald "the main fP Iio t atom." Har od- Ronr e and his br ot her . ! K of Inc., McCronr’* Store, Mickey’s la to rounter rumor*" 'th a t tic* t*4» I rnrii'U ,I*., Wmlplittir*........ Del .inpharmacy, HUI Hardware (o., Arab *taUa have ‘ di,agreed on ...... H>uV”Lk Dplaropal diocese ....... and fnuuer ...................... Better Newspapers Frierson Electric and. Gas Co., Hie policy tn be adopted" if th. ! / f K 2 t . ^ l . J n ..... tor tbe dead over I . ........... lute- whose Mill . et will toStine Machine Co,, Margaret Ann, UN disregard* .their argument- were charged vviih attempting to Wer. world G o v ,.... n v II. Cited__ At Seminar Ferkine-Robson Men’s Wear, and against partition. , , ivill lie introduced by Hut Replying to a question, he sa- I .n' ' 1 " f , *r*»of>. and ,ji W n e b o e o In ' Kader’a Jewelry. toi I F. Boyle. NEW YORK. Kept. 2*. GP>— a . "complete" ' veconmnic- lur. n'eij guUly liefore f ounty J*idge I C M lie » O r K l T S I n • J ’-wt Commaiulor- 1 !• Scoit Revellon Itrown, editor, and pubmight" mean that the Aral*-os * ^ " * rr. , aturday. South Askw Raise1' 11 ;v,1‘oino ilio-gurvts utid post Itaher of the ProvIdenTa (R, I.l Butter And Eggs lion* would withdraw American ’ A fide of VICK) and" cost* « “*!■ — I ntetnlw-ts. Dick—Aiken.--will »tne Journ*ly|iulletint told an opening Illc b . * • . — — ^ . .. .. ..t .. * rien iian ta ■■ f a a t s i.i levied on Harold liouie, and Richse ve ra l selection* W ith R o g e r l l .x i session of the American Preaa In­ Again Stump In Mart ----- i----- ----------------- ard Ilouae drew a fine of ISO and A1, ANT'L S"I*L 22. ' (/Tt ■ ft, ril|n|,anytig. The pi tginm stitute at Columbia University to­ ' ' <-0.1.. - ,S,i d|,rt l mill operator., t ^ a , |,,d | „i,, V.roidcasl by Motion day that American new*paper, Ily ASSOCIATED PRESS A r i , S vhrvn Y V n r k p r c Warden Warren stated th U ,|" ," f '’ •’"* AVorker, , \ \ | |;|t. Invocaton will be by the a rc making "a notable record in A threat of frost and wheat onop » OrKerS morning that the (wo. men were I nion of America, CIO, wants i , | !rv ,| (.; McKinley, pastftr of the •elf-improvement end In their own buying bv miller* rerereed th« Honored For Service w h,||r «•*#»*^ti«mpteii *«*i fr* Tt,e itemaml., J,tmr *^n «*rr»i , |tM MetM.nst church, xM ixf*x.u x v v c i v ix x iJiot d wl||l(1 mn,orlng and u s e - K»o,i wa* M rve,|j. ( „ mmanrler N r n t t announced assumption of responsibility for protracted altimp In grain price* public guidance and laaderthlp.". at Ihe Chicago Board of Tra ing, Ihe mitmnohllf* spot-light wimt-lighl flt a Hireling oh-del"- pglaj this will lie llm iiiggrst mretThe seminar la the first of six day, but wlipUlala butler and egg . . - . . . M 1**. mV . . iI locate the game. At the time of gates from 1W> mill* who claim tn Inlc ever attempted by K»*l represent soma, CIO tax pod lias liecn railed to, create In­ scheduled for the present academ­ price* continued thalr downwaid chin# Shop worker* were present- ilia arrest rest they were In possession pussestlon tepretent some, 125.0X 125,(KM MI CM ad with buttons on Saturday by of # loade<l |n#lI - 'two liairrl* shotgun jtlle w'oikrrs jn the Houth, ic year—the second year of the. tVemf. terest in local, Stale and the N a­ *!x shot .22 rifie ,! The revolution declared that tl Institute. Managing editor* and and „a loaded lot Livestock price*, which aim M. Carroll, general foreman. In „nlj tional Government. • • ' ■ • ■ • * -----------■ • news editors of 27 newspapers are moved lower laat week, wax* mix­ recognition ox 26 year* of con- •ba- -----Idllbinal money wns n .. b-d t» revealed. help southern workers meet the attending the current three-week ed at Chicago and othar markets. tinuoua service. Thom to whom aesaion. The exchange* and wholes**!m io whom tb* "award* A i d F o r I l j i m l i c m i n p f ! lhl«h ro,‘ " r ,iv!t,« "f*11 tn *lHMi** liiit l i a r i s f i c C oiiktohh I I r l l l t l l t . a p p C O 1^,^ diffrrrntinis la-1wren Brown, referring to what he commodities Erice levels, which were made were: J. A. Strange. Mfi'ts In Huft'alo w» • wsi ------------------------- s . . . . . . .< termed the constructive editorial moved generally lower laat week. mgine machinist |n*peclor, who Persons I h Planned Hil* aerlinn and oth er region* nf y . the country,* There was no lmtreatment with which American were watched for an Indication of started work here on ‘Aug. 8, BUFFALO, N. Y.. Sept. 22. (,P) newspaprrs hkve approached cur­ whether a turning point in the 19221 G. C. IIIAchllffe, boiler­ Step, in the Fcleral Security """liate reaction from mlll ownc v - -This rlty of 685,000 was ilrcknl rent International problems, de­ record high coat of living had been maker and Inspector, employed Agency’* plan of vocational re- 10 "'•’ ’'• " " " I ’ ‘ho^ since Aug, P, 1922; E. H. Camp, out in flags and hunting tmlny ax clared that "superior professional reached. S a,7 ’r' its .180.000 Catholics prepared for electrician, employe I since Aug. babUltatlon for' Imth veteran, and p" n>- l,H' performance la the hallmark of an outlined Friday «*"• " W " '* t lr tlnu' Hie opening nf the ltuffnlo Can16, 1922; A. F. Kemp, machinist, non-veterans -were Increasing number of o u r news­ ........... hail rtune to reclttce, not ralae, pay. employed since Aug. 16. 1922 an.l afternoon at Eddie’s Reataurant by tridal Eucharist in Congi i-ss. Bible Class Praises papers today.” L. M. DeLanay, colored machlnUt I B»lph K. Howl FSA represents* *r «*s ■ w TbtwCongresa, first in the .world ffe asserted that "the Influence Anti-Gambling Drive helper, employed aln-e Aug. 2K. «!»• to a group of civic club and ( , j r l l H K i l l e d 111 since the one held In 1911 at Minof the Individual newspaper, I 1922, • veterans organlration leaders. * Paul, was scbetluled think, Is not to be measured by Ilralley Odham waa named chair­ Motorcycle Crash tonrapOlis-St, A resolution, expressing com­ begin late Ih the day with n circulation but by tha Intellectual man of a committee, which will liturgical reception of 81. Joseph’s capacity of the editor*, corres­ mendation for efforts made by aid In bringing the employment KEY WEST, Fla., Sept. 22, <7T> new ralliedi :d for Francis, Cardi­ pondents and reporter* of tha In­ taw enforcement officers of the Ware’s Office Open needs of the handicapped before —/The Florida Highway Patrol rere nal Spellman, archbishop of New County to prevent Urn return nf dividual newspaper." ,,Arl«Mt today that Gloria IH Lll-er York. As metropolitan nf tinpunch board* or other gambling For Driver’s Licenses the public during Oct. 6 through ported th* 10th. This period ha* b e e n ................ •• ■ Ha, 21. nf Philadelphia, wax killed provlnee of New York, Cardinal device* to places of business, Was POLIO INFANT recently adopted at a special ’ The office of Judge R. W. designated as Nallntyil Handicap early Hil* morning when the mot- Spellman Is the patron of the week. nreyrle 'on whlrh abb wa* riding Congress. AKRON, O., Sept. 22 </P)-A meeting of tha R. W. Ware Bible Ware will be open 'continuously Mrs. Jesse Mosley of the U. S. left U. 8, No. I highway on Sumof the F irst Matbodlsi from 9:00 A. M. to 8:00 P. M. ‘the rnrdlnal was expected hy 24-year-old woman under tre a t­ Claia **— each week day hereafter through Employment S e r v i c e , presided. mertaml Key ami crashed Into a train from New York CUv along ment for Infantile partly ala ha* Church. of this resolution, sign­ Wednesday, Oct. 1 for the purpose 4‘resent were Ilralley Odham, F, ditch. with two other prince* of th» given birth tn • alx-pound. Iwx- ed Abycony It. Sentt representing the V.F.W.j Puller said Gerald 8. Wood*, 27, church. Juan Gualberto Cardinal Mr*. J, It. Iloolehan, class ,of Issuing driver* licenses. ounce boy, Children’s Hospital re­ aecrelhry, was sent to 8hariff I*. After Oet. 1 It will I* neces- Mra. _ . Roy Tlllia of tha_ Woman'* , f BoA. a sailor on the UK8 Gilmore, who tiuevara.—aachld-Mf*—nf— Idrnxr ported today, • A. Mere, w. a. . ^. |4 b1.|ln g -th n m ^ nu n .-y ttfT ^ IT ,.rrl| Rm| r(,Ho Carmelq Cardinal aafy that applicants see tbe State tpJjlutmUL Mrs. Margie «, Pqpla, attaches I u n jiA iia s i A .t S 1 . 1 .1 . . . _ . . ■ _ . unconscious amt laid lie-. de Vascanrellos erehanta Associa­ fknocked Merchants r ^ ,! . Tbe resolution, a* unanimously 1\ Motta. archbishop adopted,“ aUled: •'That w a W h l t>tlorr i for the renewal of their tion; Joel Field ami lien Young aide the Imdy of the dead girl for of San Paulo. Braid ............._ p t unit, _ . u " . ■ V_L.n^_,L T V ,n *VU,lon Individually_ and as_ _ a .tia clasp III license, ot\ If they prefer, they of the American Legion; A. C. seven hours until he recovered last night when !h« child w u with to expreu to our law an can pay an additional II aa a Kllna of Rotary; Roy Mann of consriousnef* i t I A. M., and new traps born. Ur. M. E. Farris reported forcement officers of Semlnol- penalty for failure to secure the Klwanla and Dirk Kl sherry of tho c r a w l e d back to Ihe highway Andrew Carraway, president of the infant probably would dls- County, our deep appreciation for renewal during the time specified I Jorur. where he flagged a passing mot­ the Sanford Sheet Club, announc­ p 'r no algna of the diaeaM. every effort made and every act by law. It was derided that the group orist and told o( the accident. ed this morning that single and undertaken to protect ourr eiusen* “Our office will be glad to co­ win meet next Friday afternoon double shooting will take place a t LOWRY DIES You generally, and our Young Peopl e. operate In any way they can," at 3:00 o’clock at the Tourist'Cen­ EDITOR DIES the Municipal' Airport r a n g e WINTER HAVEN, S e p t 22. f>T) particularly, ularly, to prevent return •aid Judge Ware, "anil If a party ter to plan further action, on a " . _____[ t the retur BRADENTON. Sept. 22. U b - Thursday aflejmmn at 3:30 o'­ —Wonrf I* Lowry, Sr., 64, Flor­ and eajabli cafabllahment within any ran ndt conveniently present their program designed to bring Ut th* itnbvrl William Benllay, 09, editor clock. Novf*Jraps have arrived ida citrus Industry leader, at an luainesa place ar otherw ise n old license, it can be sent In by attention of business men the and general manager of the Brad­ and have been Installed amt tho Orlando hospital 'Saturday after iunch hoards, slid other gamblln. another w ith the required fee ami need of handicapped peraoax for enton Herald, At his home eetty range it well supplied with ta r­ •n Illness of alx weeks. evlcea ef similar nature o r kind.' a new license can then he Issued.* Jobs. gets amt ammunition, he aald. yesterday of a heart attack. * > *15 Brother Of Montez President Meets Arab W arns Of Harris Is Reported -Wilh-Cabinet-0nBreak W ith W est To Be Missing ^ Forcign Policy In Palestine Row Effort To Partition HoIyLandMiRHtEndangcr Oil Rights G. W. Spencer Wins Quiz Program At JKotary Luncheon made u» at*n»*nt-*ii« m •• ‘ m -TV a .- Unyielding Attitude On World Problems Is Denounced In UN Meeting By McNeil .. ‘irvs ,, r .from T‘’*'' New York that me**aged ki*hin>kv* speech to the Iniled Nation* General Assembly last week .In which he name,! hy name a group -of warmonger* pioditrrd the Imprejvslnn her* of a loifsling Imnib." . —• NEW YORK. Sept. 22 Bnlain vvnrneil tod.tv llfal if the Soviet Union penitted in trying m forte it* own will upon tho world Hi." ..'id^ t r p r .s v r „i lb - wodH 1 will tlllinhle aivl riarb Vvllo "ludeoui cnn»e<ju*n-er," Brilitlr Minister of Stale Hertm Mi Ned iM u n ci! thU warning liefoie the.United Notion* A**enli|\- in btiOU word 1m *ic policy stxtement for ihe United Kingdom. II - xigorouxly .itt.nke.l -Rutsi.x .iit.l *1 the same lime .i|ipci led to Moscow to drop wli.it be c.i!|yd tit llrxil.lr mil* unyielding at­ titude mi W'rutil (iiolileui*. Mi Neil itdi ulcd the cluirge* of RuwU'f Apjlrei Y. Vidunsky that llicie . h "war '110(1get ing" in tha . I tilled Stater. M, Neil calle 1 Ntsltlcukv’* .HUlL a . .comedy ( l<‘i r * - W-—Hten--- t)i-—:e-) - Vrsbmsky's----- ■ cHorges tbsi tile -Marshall Plan etied Hie s .ieeelgnti of any remn* f»i ecnitomle aid to Europe .threattrv, and aco-ired_JJ.lt;jia_ot. j l t r _^ •liucling afimnc control and par*._._ Ivxii g tl.e Security Council by loo 20 Vetoes. ^Ir’N rlt'i l-'1-tl -n-eeh ranged over tiie whole field nf international — affuirs but it- central rbemp waa itussin’a ufi i-mpiomislng nttituda and the (Miieiit'.fil "rrumbla and “No n;ltb*j !m. n monopoly of ■rulii, " li** ii•• o lid "No nation is omiilw-Nuit. Nb reasittiaitle nation Xgu_axpaoUors «lt—OTmi»x"tn have bet view nee,*pi rd by all other natiun." . — . --------M cN e il then >n bvered this blunt n a m in g : It the. S o ..<*t government con-.dels Ihn: in all n u n , its power §|U*t lie iix le n d e il, it ft think* Hut in d> -ciihuig any internatipn,, tii.it l.'sfi ijtiinn must sptprt.- thenr~l—srry~vrithnut ■(ualifirMlKio Hurt not only will rh" INiited Nations be. destroyed, b u t ' Hie U’ 'table pence of th* world u II rrumtde und era*.!,’ b r in g i n g to u - nit tho t a n g in g hideous ci’pseiplenee* to which Mr. Vt«hlnsky drew o.ir atretw tion." Iteferriug to Viah:n,xkt'A_attack 1. mi Ho- 't'n i’ed >:;it.‘-, McNeil -uni: "When 5Ji VKbittsky argued nn • l luiisday that Ins governro* t: oere flistir>sed ami angvreii ,»t tin, statemeius of individual • Americans that Russia was pre{isrlng for war and was a warmon­ ger , | want, to *ny this: Th# reply is not to imprison any individual or to suppress Ainerlcjiii or Rr*t* ish ne\v(|is(teis "The reply 1* to open the doore of Itossia lb that the nations, tiie people of th<*«« nations, who tiave gieat underlying sympathy w ith, this new. ameigiug power, fan see wtiat (s going ftp." McNeil deeisred that Vlshinsky had acrlised Britain of "seeking to divide Kurojie" t(eo*nie of lier effoils til Implement the Marshall I’lau. tion." McNeill detlsieil- He added that Britain bad devoted har con’plfte strength toward world cooperation, liut had been block­ ed hy Bnixta at every turn. "We have !>een thw arted and frustrates! hy disagreement and , hy a trolley of mm-cooperatidn lie declared "There Is no necessily for us t« lie divided, by po­ litical, still le**' by territorial, quest Ion*." McNeil blamed tb* present crit­ ical world kltnailon largely on what ho catlihLUuaalk's unwlllloge ness to coopera’te. A* far • • Hiiasla was concerned, he said, “every situation la pictured in Mack and white; perhaps, more correctly, in term* of black and Red." • ' “'V — a HdlOOIdt RE-OPF.N County Schools which were dosed on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday last week due to tha' atorm, were re-opened on ached*.4 ule this morning. No damage to building* ha* bven reported, Supt, T. W. I-awton said today. v* � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 19, 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/364e8235cd686f7bc63ed31f94db007f.pdf 11223a786af34da1ddd3a3d5d1309cd1 PDF Text Text THE 8ANF0RD IIERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Palm Reach Hit Pensacola Storm Aiken On Labor Act H ' a H I I M * ! f r o m <••»* < > « l the Communist Party and din vowinc overthrow of the govern­ ment ' hy force.. Robert N. Den he in i genersl Counsel of, the National Lain: Relations Hoard, Interpreted thw to jnearj J h a t all top officer* 'id __ . ____ jniFXIO mu*t“ nie nff•davits with the NLRB before nay affiliated unions could qualify for the services of the Board. John L. I,«wis, while he is an Marshall Reaction (Uatlawe InH Pea* Ou| a p p ro v a l. The Rome Socialist neteapaper DAT Poi/TlCKlH' MAN Avantl headlined Ita account of Tint., trpplcal diaturhancr, the the Marshall speech, "Marahall S A iH E . KIN * F lL k DE taunt rape lie need bp, Florida In Seeke an Alibi for Intervention Itv n dqcadr,' left at leaat two dead, bill " a t dat coo^fr the Halkana." * The . Rome Comthouaynda of emerifenry-aheltered ipuniat Paper.Unit*.vied 1hc bead'refugeea, and 17 atraftdeil or miss­ HOUSE OoB.BUt l S tic line, “Marahall Ho* Spoken To was tightly hoatded and only *a ing pelVoha, a iw e ll asTnimenso Liquidate The U. N." WHUT HE RAtLLT MEAN few windows in its store front- property damage, Kipltirfg Into the wealthy ‘‘G<dd In Berlin, headlinea in Russianware broken. Winds had ripped is He'd la* to 1t£ controlled newspapers said the down the bouganvillra vines and Gia«i" playground between Miami U P DE S P A C E ! i» they rose and fell like dlsturlxsl and I'uim Reach at noon yester­ snakes. Green coconuts .rolled day, the savage aturm pounded erectly In the atresia like bowljpg vacation .apoti and citrus and vegetable-growing farmlands alike halls on n spree. was “trying to make the U. N. ita A flash light gleaming spectral- with winds up to 120-mph. Dam­ tool.*’ ly_on thiL^panlsh type F.yerglad»« age at ill was uncertain, hut protn* , In Britain, newspapers repre­ Club, whose ntrmliers must have ' Ded to run into many million* senting many ‘ shades uf opinion blood bluer than blue, showed no nf dollars. expressed the view that—as the signs of damage to that haven of i Ten thousand persona *fire! by train and automobile fiom their Independent Times of London ex­ the social elite. homes in the flood-menaced muckAiken la a member of the Benat* pressed it: But the erosion of wind and lands aiound Lake Okeechobee -“ While changes In the machin­ Labor Committee which helped waves, although sparing Itolh of the business sections of Palm .terrified lest the aturm repent the draft the Taft-Hartley Labor Lav, ery for the settlement of disputes 1P2H ealnstrnphe in wliich l.htiO Beach, caused considerable de­ but the Communist provision w n can improve and quicken the struction, on the Island section far were drowned by wind-hlqwn the Senate flooi means of conciliation, only the written in water. Ing seaward. after the House had adopted it. will to settle can make the in­ Fnrty today C .fM K ) refugees weir “It'll take several days to learn The sect lull was revised -by .i struments of conciliation effecthe full extent of the damage/* clustered around Retiring. And Senate-House conference commitThe Times said the proposed •aid Police desk sergeant Frank the Red Cross callrd U|von the lea to requite the filing of afftNavy at Jarksonvilte to send food Assembly s t a n d i n g committee 1L Young. davit*. “Most of tile clubs have lost fur 16,000 ineuls. Onwards of “The question of requiring, offi­ would ba valuable as an outlet for th rir hath houses. The hath house 2<K),(KK) others in the hurricanes cers of |»arrnt labor organisations world opinion which “no power patli found haven during the like, the AFL and CIO to file could wholly Ignore." frightful night in emergency affidavits never did come up ill The liberal Manchester Guardi­ shelters near at hand. debate," Alk^n said, “and it nevn an commented: Const (iunrd and Army planes “Hateful though it U to accept occurred to me that it Would appb were criss-crossing coastal waters the present situation by which to anyone e x rrp t. Ihe officers id on troth sides of the penfnsula Russia can flout the will of the Tampa Get« Blow a union which was the actual majority today, searching for small lioats to fit her own unscrup­ bargaining agent." which might ho |n distress. Itam P u r <>*■> Aiken said he would suppoii ulous policies, it is more hateful Ferocity yf llie slot in. was gen­ 4o to)11 uutlMsee miles an h o u r. but r*v s e ­ any amendment to junk »;.• etc to contemplate" the a kteraativc. erally 'regirdeil. as equal' fo-fhaf damage. lion ur to clarify it, he adJ which would rapidly turn"the Un­ of 11128, Ill'll) and lthl5, hut un­ rious Sarasota rated it* heaviest rd that he had no plan* to offst ited Nation* into an American like those hull leant-* there was [.vagus against the Soviet Union." only negligible loss of life. Early winds unofficially at 60 lo 65 miles such an amendment. The conservative Daily Graphic, reports Indicated one man was an hour, with gusts up to per* ' Aiken said he believes the pro crediting Marshall • with having Imp-i 7(1 miles an houi. vision may be unconstitutional op electrocuted hy a fallen wire at "shown the w nf” out of the veto Tree • blocked roads prevented Pow er' failed in the southern, approach to many estates and to I’nlm Reach, and one was shot to section of Sarasota alwui II P- Ihe ground that it “seems to dis­ impasse, said his suggestions gave death, in Miami while attempting criminate against -s political ptrIk.. M “u.K.t m>v I,. Ita Iasi the Bath and Tennis Club and the Ihe II U. N. M. and the State Highway Pal ml ty," He added: 8un and Surf Club, two exclusive to loot n damaged store. chance." station was off the air, but tin In I Dll's a, total of 2,600, per­ “ If Communism is to he outlawr retreats which were reported to In Stockholm, the liberal Stocklest of the city auffeted only I have always thought that tfould have lost many beach cabanas. sons were killed or drowned in holmstldningen, only newspaper to require k constitutional amend­ commrnt this morning, said that The Everglades golf links and the the West Palm llench-Everglmles ment. Otherwise, Communists—un- "for the U. N, the plan might be Balm Beach Golf Club looked like area, while in 1036 a storm killed 600 at Key West. The 1030 dfsless they advocate ^he overthrow w weaaa-of-alraimth, -though, m oib, SanKT tn~ gtmx; of The government T y Tore*—ar-~ ly of a moral grharacter." Money built Ihe fabulous homes U tr r t nr.K—; ,onn--1tffci''Vi' Haiti. 0:30 I*. i entitled "to the saifle right* 'its and' playgrounds of Palm Hrarh Domingo and ./------In Oslo.’the conservative Aftenihe cityDemocrats and Republican!."‘ and money ran repair the hurri­ post said the scheme gras “one of l'ANA#A CITY.- Fla., Kept, .ystern, Aiken and Senator Hatch (D tl>e few possible solutions.” It cane damage to them. But It may IH-t/Vl Many stores were is-lng iUaeli i take years to replace the ruined huttleilly leiarded up here today Fort My NM are oo-authors of tt pending adder) “ It would have been encourag­ royal palms cut .down i n 'a few for tlie first time in history as were evai amendment to strike another set hours along the stricken thorough­ the f’itv prepared for a carom tion from the Tafl-Hartley I-av. ing (/ the Americans had learned fares they once .made green with shot of (he gienl Atlantic-borne which prohibit* political expend/ how to win the full confidence of a beauty that iwcame a Palm hurricane wliich ripped across the democratic governments of lures hy unions. Beach trademark remembered by lower, Florida yesterday and now Aiken said lie la-lieves there is Europe, they being socialist, con­ •very visitor. a good chance tills amendment servative, liberal or coalition cabAn eduralinnnl official said is In the Gulf. • will lie adopted when Congress inels." Company It ofthe National there Was little possibility school* reconvenes. Guard and Red Cro*s disaster com­ would reopen la-fore next week Prices Break since nearly all within Palm mittees' were standing ready for County Home Beach County had suffered heavy ((-•allaae* trass I'aae Osrl Tyndall Field had already evat*. damage. remained weak "in later trading. ll’eellesre fryim I-.*, | tiated its planes to Alabama and The Red pros* said a disaster but the field will not ire lion. accordihg-'Ui H. T. Brown, The general market on sleeiv of local businessmen would set Gtnnrln Civilians, superintendent of llie Home, Value* was $1 to $1.50 lower than yes out today to inspect and estimato ubnmloncd. tha damage in this community were lH-lng moved to atur.dier Winds of 04* to 06 mile velocity (or the radiators are needed, how lerday, with the top prices $34 which Is expected to lw fairly quart era, today continued here, with occa­ ever, he said. During the past win­ today compated with $35.75 ye» Ilpnrh residents were hurrying heavy. The place still is littered sional momentary gusts raging at with eonsidcraldlrc' dehria—palm to town In take advantage of what­ as high as H5 miles an lurur, ac­ ters heating with fire place and lerday. Gram* regained fractions of rx fronds, uprooted trrrs, metal sighs, ever protection the land-locked cording to the U. S. Coast Guard wiring, broken glass and roofing. harbor might give front heaving base anemometer reading*. Irrme losses wliich were record­ ;. During the night two companies At l> A. M. all l>oat* which had he asserted, and added that hr ed shortly after opening of the Evrrlhing movable was M ng of the Florida Slate Guard took been rnported as in distress in did no) Understand why the radii Chicago Board of^ Trade. Wheal fastened down. Fishermen and over patrol dutiea from- local po­ tba-Florida-MtasLCiiaat axeg df_lkl lice who were sent home aTti'i’ -plea sure yirchtsimen Were1anchor*- Gulf were listed, a f *afe with ex­ At present the large huildliiF, on all deliveries and corn some 30 straight hours on the ing their ernfts in bayous ami ception of the snap|>ei fish boat lagoons. which ’accommodate* five white right cents—both daily limili. Oatf "Pilar" disabled and lying at Everyone .went alwut hi* busi­ men and two women is Iteing , Police Chief Jack A. Thompson ness very ralmly. however. The anchor 32 mile* off Boca Grande painted ,-inside and outside, sills wrte off four lo five cenls at •aid 46 store fronts were out shuttering with Capl. Clarence R. Williams windows in store* and porches have received olio one lime, with six cent tlhr limit. end that troops were needed ti. and home.1of ! created a lumber and six crewmen aboard. Hilgo The low on September wheat invent looting. There wax littl shortage and pump's were out of commission but i In-gnu us­ Indication, however, of any Inch- ing hardwoods,cltiions was $2.67, on September com such -as maple, hand trailing was keeping hf r j ttatiotr towards the falter. Most ami cyreas. afloat despite the fact that ptr* $2.53 ¥t> *rrd on September oah eitltens were off the alreeta about of the hurrirana passed directly $1-15 X . APALACHICOLA, Sept. 18 (/P) over her at 3 A. M. T he'sharp price break followed The ti. S. Maritime Service * At Pampann, Just south of Palm — Resident* of this small fishing an announcement by the Agricul­ Roach, two luxurious estates and town today feverishly began pre­ training ship "American Sailor" a big casino were said to hnvc paring for a tropical hurrirana re­ was standing hy ready to lend aged. While and colored dining ture Department last night No“disappeared into the ocean,"'leav­ ported liearing dawn on north­ aiilslance as soon as possible, but nxtms are neat and clean and vemtier exports would he held to ing only their plumbing. Else­ west Florida from the Cult of the 300 foot maritime ship was tables have attractive linoleum ’JU,514.IKK) buihels of grain, com­ where roofs were piilled off, win­ Mexico. * operating with two of her foul coverings. Plenty of good fresh pared with an October quota of milk and butter ia afforded hy , dows shattered, tree* levelled and Fred Fitgernld publisher of the hotter* out of condition and was the dairy io which there are fsur 48,683,000 bushels. . unable lo make headway against beach cabana* carrft-d away. Meanwhile, proposal* hy gov­ Apalachicola Timex, said all l*>ata cows. Men's, beds, have been pul A 26-mlla stretch from lines have been moved up Into riven high seas. ‘The “Knob Knot," a ernment officials to curb the Raton through W e w t Palm and cove* for aafety and that motor vessel, also was reported Iil*(he living 'room during th# recent upward tratid In prices lima rooms are'b ein g painted. Rtach appeared lo have hern llie most of the stores ftunla hgva to have made new attempts to There are nine men In the col­ were sounded throughout the tiy the lashing winds. been boarded up. take the Pilar Into tow but unabla hardest ored section, th* oldest of which nation. Delray Beach and Boynton also Residents of other communitiea to do w> and I* to make nsw at la Tom Andrews, who was born President Truman's c a b i n e t •howad the affect* of heavy buffet. of the sparsely-populated north­ tempts a* sea abates. committee un -food appeared head­ In MassachiueHa and who is re­ Two small motor craft were* Ing. west Florida coast area, also beed for e decision to reduce gra'u ' Condition! lit the Okeechobee dis­ gan preparing for the hurricane. •ground during the night a* a ported to be 104. Average age exports for the month* immediatqj of those at tha Home 1* over 70 result of abnormally low water trict were reported serious, hut .Many resident of Tallahassee, hr ahead after the Agriculture the multi-million dollar dike* held who own summer homes along in Tampa Bay hut nu on* was fears, according lo Mr. Brown­ Department's disclosure of iu Against pounding lake waters and the Iieache4, pushed from the cap­ endangered. The “Rita," a motor lie and Mr*. Brown have on cut in November grain export apartment at tha south end :of •pared the lowlands. ital city to batten down their cot­ vessel in the hanand trade out allocations. . Miami, Fort Lauderdale,. Fort tage* before Ihe full force of the of rape Antonio, Cuba, was re ­ the building, where hi* office j la Declines were reported In the ported to have gotten Into ltorm also located. The lawn and ground* Myers- and hundreds' of smaller wind* struck the roast. difficulties 80 mils* off EgRlonl hav* a well kept'look. Mr. and Chicago wholesale egg and butter communities were mauled merci­ lessly by the storm, but althuitgh Key In mouth of Jam pa Bay bur •Mrs. Brawn have been In charge market* and in New York cotton they euffered heavy damage iu line* downs, no electric lights were got her engine* going again and ainc# Jan. ,1, and formerly lived dropped $2 a bale under heavy selling pressure reflecting the meny eases, there were no rates- burning and residents wert forced beat he* way back safely to her In ‘Chuluoto. Tha hospital building has ample weaknees In the grain market. tp fall track on candles and oil home port. Hhe is owned by tha accommodations for while, and col R tf* w*re off e* much, as 1-23 'ith power end' comunlcatlons lantern* where they tu tu avail*- 'Continental Shipping Company, do ten in Chicago and and at p re u n i la hot ocru hie. Some lighu were un in Mi­ Tampa. iled by any patiente. Other build' butter declined one-helf to nlneami'* business district, however. LAKELAND, Sept. 18 t f f ) - ings include the imoke house, tenthe rente a pound. In the wake of the storm, heavy First report* from this big citrus dairy, garage, chieken house anu winds continued and were accom­ producing area predicted heavy wash house. The building are panied by heavy rains which at bruise damage to fruit Ih Folk grouper! In an attractive, well limes mad* travel along High­ County from 12 hours of almost way No. I, the East Coast*! main traffic artery, difficult and continuous buffsting by strong winds, although relatively IllUe hatarduua. Highway etewa were out last fruit was shaken from trees as night and today removing debris, the mein farce of yesterday** hur> up palm tree* and assist- ricane passed wall to the south. .“ Mon you ought to have aeen •awing How financial loefc would bs sus­ • them waves gcr right over th# sea in* motorists in picking their tained wo* deli*table. Th* crop w*y *!?n* ,rw h littered high­ Trail last night," he exclaimed. Ha way. Traffic, although moving scheduled to be harvested .begin­ proa out of provisions, was given at point*, proceeded botn ning next month, h u been e*ti­ g small donation and alter boing slowly way■ end the highway wgg open me ted variously *t from 80,000,assured the storm wes over, was 000 to 100,000,000 box** of all show little tiamagr. sent,to Rad Cross headquarter* a t citrus frulte, with a value of from -OaM Avenue and Fifth Street. 460,000,000 to 173,000.000. . Red Cross workers et noon It was considsred possible th*J Weru still on an alert, baiii, Wal­ much of the bruised fruit, while ter 0- Morgan, chairman of the unsuitable far shipment In Re (m aster Committee reported, lie fresh slate, wpuld, t>* acceptable stated that 60 colored people spent for canning purposes. tha night a t Croams Academy. , This would tend to roduca tho • Ton white people w a n quartered momentary loss, but might well AZALEA DRIVING PARK a t the Mayfair Inn and eight a t RouthJBId* Primary Rchool during j Many a to m LAUNDERETTE on F irst 8 treet -SANFORD *. / - Wbols Weeks Wash Done Automatically i, kitchen. 30 Minutes 100‘r Soft Water — Excellent Sanitary Conditions Telephone 1082 . s •. Second a t Oak TH URSDAY, SEPT. 18, 1947 One Mile Speedway CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA 76 Miles o f Thrills SEPTEMBER lU t - 2:00 P. M. F m T1m « Trial* September 20 - 2t00 to 4:00 P. M. Admission 1-25 — Childran Under 12 Pros “Where Customers Send TheiF Friends” Clean Stores With Everyday H O M E .C O N T R O L L E D " fcOl Kurd Ural Street Sanford. Florida LOW PRICES A t & *tMEAT DEPT. Georgia Shipped, Dressed A Drawn, Not 1 roseii <i. nutne Spring Lam b- Square Cut Margaret Ann Quality Youni Tender A Grade Western Baby Bee SHOULD!* STEAKS- Sirloin, Club, Rib ft StiAUltWr lb ,79c SHANK & BREAST CHUCK ROAST Si RLOIN STEAK to 15c Boneless Rolled Brit1el ROT ROAST HAMBURGER BEEF TONGUES to 39c . SMOKED SAUSAGE to 29c In Our Self Service Cate— For Cooking- Wisconsin Hr 59c Spiced Luncheon DAISY CHEESE SANDWICH-MEAT— Rk SSsSugar Cured (Small 4 lo d Ri Average) SMOKED PICNICS lb 45c to 19c SMOKEY CHEESE H> 39c BAG SAUSAGE lb 39c Morrell Pride Assorted Sliced (d Varieties) COLD CUTS to 39c Red Hot BoiNless Jlollr-d Oleo Dipped VEAL ROAST to 79c Western Smoked to 57c l-ean to 29c I". S. Good Government Grade A Heavy Western Corn Fed Steer B eef- Michigan CELERY ONIONS POTATOES ■Canadian RUTABAGAS Red Tokay GRAPES HANANAS Grimes Golden Junket ltcnnet I’owder CABBAGE C. (4 .Cun Limit) PEACHES Gold M p i Iii I Rerntpl jCustards Junket Rennet Tablets For Making Rennet Custarif* ur Ice Cream CONI) MILK Krafl'rt VELVEETA CHEESE 2 lb. 85c S tall cans 27c BloxMunt Time (0 Can Limit) BORDEN’S APPLE STARLAC sauee NtVH CANS WOODBURY FACIAL SOAP Stnkety’S Pitney Cut Wilnon’n Corlifietl OLEO Monnkfot Fnncv CiR’FT JUICE LIFEBUOY 2 Bars 17c Reha Brand. No. 2 cans TO M A TO K S 2 cnitM Old Glorv, No. 2>cani 25c MIRACLE WHIP PORK A IH3AN8 2 for 23c Armour'* S tar Corned REEF HASH Ih ran 25c llelnx Tomato KETCHUP U-4W. Ml. 25c Zigler Brand. 28-ox. Jar 8UN8W EET MEDIUM APPLE RUTTER Jnr 25c Koutdy Kist ASPARAGUS pic. can 19c Uab-O CLEANSER PRUNES ta. 11c Libby's Tomato JUICE can 27c With Snan*. No. 2 ran* FIELD PEAS can 15c Trellis Sugar PEAS N o. 2 can 10c Small Whole Irish, No. 2 cans POTATOES can 10c Hunt’* ____ .-u n o FFancy n n r y ____ SWAN SOAP Lge B ar 15c PEACHKH Silver Floss KRAUT PASTE Bunhlend. 14-ox, SWAN SOAP Spring River IIUTTER. EGGS TOM. SOUP can 10c ’w Tomato CATSUP . ran 25c CAMPBELL'S NEW. PACK No. 2»5 11c BEECHNUT BABY FOOD �; “rm m ....... - — r ~ • j - ; ■ TIIE W EATH ER D a ily T h t f # U S t r c a y l h — T# Frwteet the Pf*«e •* W «rtli To P re se t* th* Pio«r«M of A cerics; T« Predate Prosper Hr fur Sanford. I’linMiilrrjIilp rhiudinrss ami mild Irm prratuir^ nflh .ri- c a * I o n a I sh-i-eiDimim-diing “ Hid* to* d jt and t.mlfiht. Saturday partly tinud) amt » atmfr, a fe* *flei> tMwn s h o a l s Satin day. AN V O L U M E X X X V III Established 1908 IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y SANFORD, FLORIDA, rfi NEW SPAPER FRIDAY. SEPT. 19, P.U7 Associated Praia Loosed W ira NO. 221 New Orleans Struck ?rai."f,ic“ gmg ncane Chicago M art ermg Senator Taft Propo­ ses Wages Level Off 60 Percent Above 1939 Level - -■ - White Russian Says Russian Peace Efforis Being Hurt In Many Quarters Winds Which Crossed Florida Batter In Buildings Along EnA tire Gulf Coast A h Hurricane Movl*d To Coast — At Congf-esstonal Living C f) CHICAGO. Sept. If. (At— Corn broke 'll cents, -the dally limit, shortly before noon on the Board of Trade today fol­ lowing-a gotrrnm rnt crop re­ port slating that more than half the rrup was safe from frost damage. Wheat an d'oats auffried wUr luaaea. lt was the. aet nm r. .*in-r. n 11*e day that corn had tumbled (hr peemlaalble limit. NEW ORLEANS, Sept. la, OP)— A tropical- hurricane roar­ ed Inland today toward southera Arkanaaa. after raking New Orleana with destructive power that c r a a h a d buildings and flooded e i posed "area* of. the .. J’onlchsrtraln lakefront. . The Weather Bureau, III a ISiM P. M* «BJKT.>- U vW -tyf piarad the storm’s Ctntrr 20 l lea northwest of New Or­ an*. It was moving northwest­ ward a t IS miles per hour, with winds ran g in g ‘from 80 to 120 C l*jjobe In Huston NEW YORK, Sept. 19 tAA I he S - u r t attack on the UniteStates was icnetved in the Lmled Nations Ai.cmbfy today by White Russia's chief delegate, K utm s | V. Kt.elir l . iilio lilok up the balleft off yrsteiday. Hat king up Ysshinsky’s cbaiges ol American "w aiipongciing." K lieltet d r .la ir d that the United States had liken up a slogan of wnild mastery “ Wat tbiratcns to eftipt o n . the pcateltd life of the people," he shouted, staving bis fund*. The While Russian delegate spoke after Dt__ Jose. -Arc*. ^As~---- . CHICAGO, Sept. I*. 0**1—All grains crashed In major markets of the I'nilrd Stales and Can­ ada today In the sharpest break In main months. In Chicago, • heal dropped the 10 cent limit and brokrrs rrpurted there atilt were no lakers for offering* of between .U0.000 and 400,000 buahela of May wheat at this decline. MPH. ♦ NEW ORLEANS. Sept. I9 m —A screaming hurricane, which v w W i’ emitted building* and piled Hood waten oVtr the great sea wall, v | • i * »' 4 pasted over New Otleant ihoitly J. ; . T r r - ^eloi* noon today,-'«n<i-m oved— grntinais thief delegate, bad made rf> * Ilie lint fo u n d ' reply to Vision*%Iand with dettructive force. By ASSOCIATED I'MESS Raton Rouge braced for t he Gram prices broke sharply on AFPIARINO AS A WITNISSS at the vunKrctilonnl 1m t*tij(atlY>n i»f zooming prices uiulcr way In the Oostun- »ky in (hr geneial debate, nosv m blow, and acting Governor Emile Mrs. Hsltn 8s|0ff, Hi* l .u.v. Mast *provides tins iuvcslijfaturs few itatU U n 81m U chalp n its thud day. the Chicago board of Trade again Ai.-f Hutu! that Vtshinsky had vt the Dottun Chapter ©/ the .sutiunal Aisocialiuh * f C or.iuntif, and lias Lcun gatlniing data fur miiiiii time, Vcrrct closed the cap.itol and tent today as tome rrlailert e ip rrtte I k l-Dttiunt* are (I. tu r.t. Hep CLiirnrr Kllhuni. N V ; Sen Hutilwm, Cuiiti ; ‘h ii Hatjih K Kl »inlt*is, ttii-t■i.li-st Argentina in 1sta "com* home all the state employers. fears that the cost of food at Ute tliuinnuii, ViTiiiulit; t ( it tia in - .J M jtia, I'u , *uut tu p I ibv.tui Unit, *N JL U -iL rnulUjiuil ^'ufttiklphufij) l>liim,ul*" it i*-l -mil tlit- Itussian The deceptive calm of the hurtsthe highest level in the nation's -*• i■t• *t to "luit i* tuki-n "a ■apid cane’s "eye," which began in New till* mound tin wot hi” to Include hiiluiy might (o n e a sudden nlmust rtirsbo-ly ill his attack. Oilcans at 9:40 A. M. (Central slump ill talrs of non-food items. K, - h i , i-pi-hiiMg many of «h# Time), crated at 11 A. M. and MEN. WOMEN, CHILDREN SEEK SHELTER AS HURRICANE NEARS Dun ami Hiaditrrrl, meanwhile •rjiiiii* * i i r t i K 'i*-i t' i u i it V iih in ik y ^hundering winds up to 90 mph Ic Yell'll llMJlIhl Hie l ill 18^1 Hi Yt, rrportrd that irlail tales geurially ti - *11* ,| rfiiuii tin* Stivifi tluiiin the hapless city from the op ini leased iriy slightly in the week .wit?* icittltlii; 1h r til;*** L ti |/ul polite direction. Colonel Frank ----rndrd Wrdnndj) and wrrr uhc kkiiv Itfiitu tti larked fm in many tu in h i n M.\t h i : \ / . n : Speist ordered all National Guard tu five |>rurnt ahead of a yeas •IHill!i f To Address \ V \ \ Al* I*,o .l fin Affairs \u.ilt-t I.iiiimK li» iht* uf at* units in* New Odra nr mobilized in ago, but added that letulanre violent -Itiiiritie in ilo- ♦ *ruiyv T tH po|t h r u li] the tt'adllaBfU aw !'■*, Twa| Jackson barracks, A .-inTity the I'n ilrd N ation: r i l l l i f l M u i r - r u u l d l i o t h o l d t t i Soviet Delegate l, lei-hit -liv e s nl tenr.t one uae- iiiitiHipuh fm luHtf The entire Gulf Coast, from addtd, "1 h« lacks U. S. Foreign fui putjiojo- it IohV. . 1 1-tir that itiuyii*’ hniiih tif 0ti« »id« mav h i Pensacola westward,'was raked by Mon-ott is di-ti l mm--I t» puisne n t i * u i ' i * d l * V M i l ? • t t i i n l c b u m b c f P o l i c y , Marshall 'cyclonic winds. More than 1.000 without d o n atio n llie ilil- ilo-li-.nnl Hit* tkiht’i )«-ill -r it Inis Is-i-n follott (ng eVi-i resident* of Alabama- fulling vil Miunuhllc. th«? Huvift Union it) a s s o c ia t e d i' kksh allii'e tto* -tu! of the war 111*--a*t r.uiftly fur I'liltt] *NaJages raced for high ground (run Deputy l uieign Miiu-iei Audi This UU-alis that tin- Boviet l ! «.eiMf*ii*vi flit I' hki i n s l Coastal areas where *two giant fijl D n u »«1 N‘’binsky’s sprerli to tite United wml-l joyiduti--n fv.j th e esluhDorms look hundreds o( Jiyys .m Jn.tuu-.nl 1— 4— Yoioufotte-n) —d r - m ^_V I I v w l j ^ tlin ns ‘ Attei-ibiv- Innllit^dy liilimn- iil-.ni' tine- iili.-ioli e<tal> "STtlT rT»nNervation Water -three- feet -deep- wsvjI .... 7” | Stlongrst wnitlt e trl.lltril I.V I■-lit it. tjovo t In pul) l oi-ugn | (Cawriawen aw r , n mil The City iif Sanford will lease i, i i . ,i District Seen Sure Russian Press . Russia Is Seen As Determined Has Full Report To Continue .World Revolt Plan Of Vishinsky Talk City Leases Booth To Jaycees For Truman Concerned Over Foreign Crisis ABOARD U. a a MISSOURI WITH PRESIDENT TRUMAN. qBept. IP, (At—Tr i-aidyll t Truman today underlined hla concern over tha International aitualton by limttlnsr hla Monday engagements to a White House conference with tha ranking State Department of­ ficial in Washington. Nearlog home after a ill-day. a e a trlp from Rio De Janeiro. Mr. Truman la eager for a complete review of the European economic eriala which haa brought demands criita wni in aoma quarter* q fur a special aeaM o n of Congrea*. I’reaiilentlal Secretary etary Matthew J. Connelly radioed White Houae aides to keep Monday open for the discussion of the international picture. Unless Secretary of State Mar­ shall finds time for a hurried trip from New York where he is en­ gaged with the United Nations General Assembly meeting, Mr. Truman presumably will receive hla "fill-in" from Undersecretary Lovett. . ( ■ Tha Chief Executive plana to •'ivota tomorrow to work on pap­ ers which hara accumulated since he left for tha inter-American conference In Brasil Aug. 31. Tha Missouri's aehedulad arrival tima at dockside in Norfolk, Va., was 12 noon, today. The pres­ idential party planned to board tha yacht Williamsburg and completa the homeward journey Up the Potomac River, arriving In the c a p ita l at 7 A. M. tomorrow. 9 Mr. Trumdn Is railed and tan ­ ned by tha voyage of more than 1,000 miles which wound up tho happiest vacation ainea ha took of* flea. The trip followed previous for­ etell Journeys this year to Mexico City In March and Ottawa In Jana. The President also plana to visit flan Juan. Puerto Rico, and fit. Thomas. Virgin Islands, some time this fall. ools To Re-Open Monday Morning BeminoU County 8eJtoots which closed Wednesday through today, dua to the storm,, will re­ open on Monday morning, it was ■nnounetd. this morning by SupL 1 T w . Lawton. School* might have opened todejr, be pointed oat, U net been /o r the uncerlain•terday of the weal two new Chevrolet school eeently porebased from Chevrolet Co. and which i sent to 'L im a , Ohio to be With Superior bodies, were late yesterday afternoon will be pat Into operetion This is expected te rethe th* u teapacltj of B0 Minister Vi-iiiiiskt'• pi-noun-ei men! tins not only n fleice utlml, the Tourist Information Booth on d 'p ''" '" l ayamsl the pir-Seminole Boulevard tu the Junior rnl .polity td the United Stales < Inimhei of Commrrre for II p n was pirtrnlrd to llir Soviet pulyear, Gordon Bradley Jaycee *.f l|jc ltKjjy i(, fu| | .|Mgr ,,„ea.l. u. t el ary, annotinred at the Iwiard of „ , , 1 director! meeting Tunulav night «*. prut*sp.il .... the uvi - -f. t'ti<n<i» P. \\ hitrhair of Del.a ltd. forme, raii.ti.lalr Tor fiotrnoo ol I tor id a. will address mrmtieis Post l.'sj of the Veterans ol w in c h lorrifiit M ars M.io.lai etrn ip t: at the M .tla ir Inn. Ills su b |rrt w .llj t ( illtf tHUr tl i<H e*na** h»»J . - Iw ***l litre World I•ui*rnnieule.l7,-|ir.! | A , , #1 | i-i.-li K rttal.tr From Electrie Course 'i'ruck Crops Little Wallace Crop Reduc- Jack Ratigan Named Hurt And Oranges tion Program Is To Head TBCampaifoi Only 5/< Damaged Called "Nonsense” Jark Ratlgan of the Seminni.- E. O. Harper, owrnor of the San f-ird Electric Company on .Mag nolia Avenue, h is returned from Kaat Cleveland, Ohio, where for n week he attrndrd tha Cenerift Nela- -----Park, Pm i.A D K l.PIIIA, K e p t. 13, County Motors, will head th# com Klectric Inatiiuto at ----RAKAHGTA, Kept. 11, which will direct the 1047, "*• reported the beauty of Uu. In(A1)— H e n r y Wallace lodav mittreThe tropical kurricene wklch to Iw tx-y.111-1 description arged Congrraa to "bring bark Diriatmaa Kaat Sale in Bamlnnia- slituta ripped through southern Flor­ The courne. lie laid, covered all rationing and prlre control" aa County to raise fund* for the new reaearrh ami advanced phases ida and the Gulf roast brought Ih* "only effective way" of low- tuberculosis control work of the death to two persona here. Sher­ commercial amt industrial light­ rving the coat of living. Thr Tuberculosis Association, 'George of iff Doug I'rareon reported Wil­ ing, -*»■former Vice President and Cabi­ Touhy, president, announced to­ liam Beat died of a heart attack While on the trip, Mr, llarp.-r net member told a news con­ day. The county campaign la part -oent Wfdnradxy night while aeeklng a Week in Cbieago, HI. vlallference that the "Truman Ad­ »f the hatlon-wid# 4 tat annual ing varluus refuge from high wind* In the plants devoted tu ministration and the U. 8. Con­ Christmas Beal (tale which will iiianufactur.- of Uaraaota county courthouse. electric ranges, gress have a certain amount of ■■pen Nov. 24. and cohtlnue until water heaters amt 1 A man Identified only aa Red electric fix ‘ ■ responsibility to tho people to Christmas. Davenport, a night watchman "With Mr. Ratlgan as chair­ turax. o r that today's high prices ara at Ik* Bradenton-Sarasota airman. I am sure we ran count on eat." oort, was electrocuted, the sher­ DKFENHE BESTS a successful campaign," Mr.-Touhy iff said, when he stepped onto a* SANTA ANA. Calif., Sept. 10, “Ilia organisational ability downed power line wrnlle making WASHINGTON. Sept. |9 W ~ ■aid. and the high regard in which he (fP)—The defense in the Overell hi* round*.^ Henry Moigenthau, Jr„ fotmrt la held make him an ideal person murder trial haa swung its "Sunirerelary of the treasury, (aid to­ to direct (ha campaign for fundi day Punch" but the pruoecutjon By AKSOCIATED PHEKH day Henry A. Wallace passed to rontinut our fight agalnat tub­ wa* right bark today offering re­ Here is Florida’s estimate hur­ erculosis. A Christmas Seal pur­ buttal against all the key points ricane damage, but with some out to much money during the New chase la an Investment In com­ made in behalf of heiress Louise localitfrr - still to be hrard from Desl's big (pending day* that munity health from which every Overell and her lover, George (Bud) Gollum, charged with mur­ principally in ibe rverglades area: Morgenthau once told the thei rltlien bene flu ." dering her parent*. Citrus: yearly value of slate’* Secretary of Ariciltlure he wa* INTERMENT SERVICES grapefruit crop, $56/100,000; "getting away with murder." REDS ATTACKED Interment cervices for Mra. II’m IIsm C « I'aa* f o o t BERLIN, Sept. ID. (A1) — The Morgenthau declared Wallace Martha B. Moffitt, who died early morning, were postponed Russian controlled German News more and got ieu for it Tuesday' A. M. ,due Agency aald today that "Nail until Saturday a t 10:00 k* J. C. Jorgensen Buys tpcnl during thf I9M-I937 period than to eneiement weather. The funeral provocateurs” had smashed win­ W. A. Zachary Home Harry Hopkint and Harold L service was conducted In the First dow* In' tha hgadquarter* of the lekr*. who-directed huge tfDtfays Methodist Church yeiterdaT'mnm- B o v l * t » aponsored. CommunistMr. and Mrs. W. A. Zachary a* director* of Federal Relief Ing a t 10:30 oclock with the Rev. dominated Socialist Unity Party J. E. McKinley officiating. Inter­ at Bernburg, Saxony, in the Soviet havt sold thefr home a t BIS Park ment wilt ba mode in Laka View ion* of occupation. Avenue to J. C. Jorgensen and and Federal Works Program*. wife. Revenue etampa on tha re­ Wallace’* whole theory of Cemetery. FIREMAN FIRES SNAKES corded deed Indicate a tale price •pending in order to reduce agriJ. P. Bennett, member of the of 110.000. FDR, Jr. Fined A deed dated July 27 and re ­ ;■ H’* a tla » si aa r a e a Sts) LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y.. « * ) - local fir* department, was re­ cently recorded et (he County Pleading guilty to s p e e d i n g cently bending over mine swevl Clerk’s office la (bat of Frand* chargee, Franklin D. Roosevelt, potato vines in hi* garden whe-i LAGUARDJA FIGHTING T. Meriwether and wife to H. M. > Jr„ and hie wife, the former Ethel he discovered a neat of 14 enta’l Sumbley, Jr. and vrif* of tha. for­ NEW YORK. Sept. 10 W 7 - Dupont, war* fined $1B each last rattle snakes. He took hla tioc, mer Pesoid property, on Beardalt Kuirclla H. LaGuardla, 04, grave- night. They appeared before pol­ he aald. lifted the aquarmlng m ua Avenue. This Includes a bungalow ly ill of a pancreas condition at ice Justice William Hlnricks on of eaakea into a large can. After end 4.8 acres of improved form hi* home, faces "no immediate charges th at they drove through ahodlng them to neighbor* die land. K tvtnot stamp* indicate a an hour poured kerosene on them ant a t I* miles “ J* prip# af 17,800. U . p Y A ’S S & S " burned .thorn up. - 7 i - l--ditv H i t h o goV erniH i-ol u r h itu n Lions Flan Drive. To Raise (Funds By (iiim Machines . ,’ TnnTTv n m n t n T n «nn i '* Mrr vtm - — • ' m. ludmg b u n g . Thl . . th. day ll «’ f,,l' .......... «■'"**«»« foi which^Conimunitio lm%dreimi- (a w d i- i -.i--ti.ou. .baltn-t, “”| . Vet etnee' the* w -ild . .-voiti-i -»»l- 1 »" <" SoriwUry ...... t.)„lllJV, !j M|t-t die IUjI- ! *'f Stole I! A,, l#rav for a cor- lie ^ -I M IIIN IIJ . \ I III I F I S f l Grapefruit Said • Morgenthau Says I I . Itojle at -dial Vt'W t'.inol. Discussing Trade I. I* Hroil p.rdirtH will I-- one. the organisation to make thl* year Jgreater Irngllt t--l.iv. and added ; ol. the ti.fifirsl mrrtl.lKH of tile . th a t has ever been bad 4f*-wllattee UK I'a if ait) Damaged 50% By W allace GotAway bythe theIx-styoung IA tN DfJN, Sept. IP. d* I’s tin f I’osl etei held here. The purpose people’s group. Mif.tsler-KaiH.tn Ur Vtiln f K in i ol the n.reliilK Is to rrrn lr in The next regular meeting of the ■iiii.r to No. In Downing •S lit-.t ti-re-l of lelrratis III lorul, stale ITarpcr Returns Home will tie held neit . Florida Storm With M urder In ’37 organisation f o r i i i . i t t r a d e n o d -i-ltu r t a l k s am! national g.iterumt-nlw. Thursday, „ w i l l l-e i l l l . t M l . K r d - l . ) ,, - f n n . l s - . n - , - ' - ‘ v a U o n a L a J i ‘)| X u l t * c i y a U 9 J l _ t h e of ..ggtesst).. ...... .. ' " ’" I d mot i-,,00- as „ -e ftjlm y lltT tint tt tva a in efft.-l on el for fit-mind- County, areortlitiiC t-h.siye “No" to nil n.gge-iion-1 to Cup lit y VfigBl i . It. ttawsnu. Uu A Up "J,-4t-f tt | exult " f a foi any II. N. moves which might I, a lit p e r Russin’s ambition to I lien ring lipid u! the I ittll t lloUia -to Ain* *- ut uiifi’i. a* number of Bov id Ixr tin* giois-. . :tpi , ■ *:i tile pioje. t an J TinitV n logit-nl siiot.gy for} nglottiu lefeli roiiioi of y-totvets at a the StitlB ’Uiiloi. t-> p-iisue n. vn-w of tin- pi.-st-ni into.nothin,-! , iatel dale. 1 ' ; IJ , f Boil fun* I i-- la ird It.at a silontlon. --f |l,( b - ,t.-( n -el vat ion l : Il-'ini-ptu-ti* i- in u ilio'-tle e* - S- oiio. l- t . in t S.-il < onaei vati .n noniii- slot,- '-dud, ha- m lm n l 111n I » N‘f i't I 'i w M Yjit .tjid f c a n lL It, ............. Tht- City haa also agreed to fui it)bkh nude no immediate rtld-trul niah thp water and llmiieti janitor 'comment, service for the booth. ti . « n Some map. and approximalelv n ,r fuH \ 'r [ r .rnl ,10.000 promotional folders show j10 *•*"* V iduntkyi speetil In ling Interesting spots in and around , its' enliirly, .mil editor*’ out-** U, AMONO tH t THOUSANDS who aouglil setety aa a tropical b u rn t .n Seminote County were ordered ami „ id jt „„„(,) |,r , began to move towaid Hie Klorida coxtt were these resident* of W o will l»p tlilirrrrd by Oct. If* which heal edition), I he full Irxt went Palm Beach. They are shown (top) seeking rctuge In tins County Conn [ haa been .designated an thr *»f out 4u -oil .|,UIV,o» f.ll (irw-J-ilt-e,,,Utmte. At bottom I* a unique photo.madt-by • trained weather rccort- . fin al out-ning dale, Clifford Ablra was nami-d rhnir snd was luojih.itt in m-iuy Itn naluance crew which flew In a Navy piano Into the heart o( lit* hum cano a* It gathered fqrce off Uie Uatiama*. Using radar In itn n n en u , It man of a get-out-the-vote commit guages. located the exact center of the ilortn and photographed • huge area of lee nnd Mr. Abies has tteen In The p trit, wltiilt yevlettl.ty gave w ater as It was raised from th e^u rfare of tti# ocean.1 (falem atim ial i strurtfd to select n romruittre to aid in the' drive, * summaty of U. S. S n irla ty ol A ilnnation was made to the• Slate ManliaN't Wrilltriday addin* Ceierr Crate and In addition the Jav rrrs offered any assistant to the Annul,K, tarried estrtpl) that they might be able to give (torn the Ainettran's sjirn It at A m e r ira ( i f t i i i l t i*f u ip n i / .i t M H i O f i h m * j j e r . Fivt* h»u I T-w »ic i - ai_** ii- i—1-. .I,. . - - - -. - ill.) l-l . i-,. -Ill,* I b u l l -bn * after t-Ml Bind of tin- evittli.'.iti-’ ut uigaui/afton t,y Sis-.elrt.) lltnv, f-u to -o - I-* it-tinl note Candidal-- f--. distitcl s-t| —.l.sittn, of wflirt. Ilie.e wtii t,a five, t*.e to !► .- .filed With tha KtJltt* hull I .+o-l‘l l at lull linaid. I Knelt pet it ton t* tit Iw signed iiy ".j .pinl.tn-d e)ect.>D and lando D w is nl lti.-_.JUUlet. Knelt aleclor may sign one nr any number ol pi i it' ■ . Tin’ -“ .I coHse»VBll-iii dU tilct will eom pti-e the some ii>)8,44A m -iri --f Hr rnl noil- . blunt y, K, Jf- I - d e e d -tluii Hi linin'-, i .danre j It mi- g t«-W wo. «- in. Allgil-t, into tl..- drive Tor t-ij-ot j ib-tb exjm rts nn.Kitiii—it-t w. t e diyan ft.-m Ju ly 's figytes^ linlillm 'u -fv eii- troll- lutlance l - >■* -' of ttillMirls ovi-r evjmrts iiterm-o'.l IH ]|o-t ren t from the prevom i month. , Tin- trovei nmi*nl l«mid of trade McMullen, acting Extension Con- I.lotii lo.lnv ut th-ir meeting nl tcomm-tn- d-p.il Im-nt t 1- ported ,«■! witimiKi ft .ini lialoasville, who till! Tourist Center started O.eir Ith -— figure*. It blamed Mimnn-r outlined tin- -nil conservation p n rumpumi. to placi. ball gum math Vurnlion* uml it fewer ound—t «if|K>am at tl— bcuitug held l.are, Inea in muny s lu m nnd pl«rV* (lf!w«ikiriK day* in AttgpV-. Ml11 "tipeivi.e tb.e election .of bn-tq- .* in Kcininol.-^ County in i tlycr a lliriH--cour*e lunch nn-l *u|—tvtaoi*. onler to secure fund* to aid lit.- |*f<" 'Hree hours aflerwn.-l !»*• ’ , ; Idlwl. nnd to help under privili-gid i Valera nn-l his advisers d-hated I>l‘o ( lU T M O m lS rhildi.ii iwilli flieir British coUnl.-rp.nl* llie , . ' John lv.-y bended the committee Iwhole rung# of British Irish fm - , C)i*PK H ^ C llU T O H S e in rlinr.g*- of the campaign ami uncial and economic relations, | _ ___ ___ passed out certificates to member* hilli tl.e^ partlcuiar obi-dive* of j f'l.KVKI.AND. SepL. 10, (A*) — ilium which meichnnla will be re- —H>tdinntiiig their dollar earning Tile nation** railroad* will* -be pU Pi ami of _n-»ked fm .’III percent w-ag« Inquested In sign written permission and spending program* to allow spare gratia for the stepping up food aujiplies for llti- j rt.-nses for mote than :i.'ll,000 of tain. niacbiui's in tlivlr’atores. their Wlirkein at the end of this An advertising and publicity month. campaign in regard to the prog Itritish About Ready The ilerisliin was rrnched ye*ram will l-e started Monday, aald | m l i , , . iteidnv In n -neenil meeting of itMr. IVey, 1 0 t { U l t I t i l l S t l l l t pie-Siitairv.'* <>f'ilie five operating H. W. Nelson secretary of the brotherhoods, affecting trainman, Ford Gum Machine Company of j l.oNDON. Sept, lit, (A*) The engineers, firemen, conductors and Lockport.^Ncw York, exhibited one - ||ri||nh cabinet may decide tomor switchman. ■ ii ■■ i-aaa aiai j row to surrender Ihp mandate over Eastern railway circles esti­ .-"7 --- ■ - - -I'nlntim -which the League of Nn mated thp total annual cost tu the lions vave this country. WILLIS POWELL DIES Government sources aald today g-’l7IV.000.IHM* Including p a y r o l JACKSON, GO., Kept. 19. (AA— Willi* Beilin I’owrll, 79, .retired the foreign, colonial and war of­ laves. newspapermen and former secret- fice* had agreed , , Britain should The Urolherhooda as of Kept. SO are-of U -JiaraaoU , Fla., chamber tiu<L i’alcsline.^hut.qat-atlum pk-tu will .ask that-th e boost* be «ffee-. I f e " .V nerlrX d at h i. ^ ImlUn “m....... singleh.nde.lly . aerile- live Nov. 1, an announcement ment by -partition. Britain's views said. Spring* home near here today. will Ih- presented later to the Un MARTIN. NO CANDIDATE Hni Nations, whose special com­ WASHINGTON. Sept. 19, lAT— mission recommended partition BLIGHT DAMAGE A few celery seed beds may hiit with Jerusalem und4r U. N. House Spraker Joseph W. Mar­ tin, Jr., of Massachusetts mapped have Iwen lightly damaged In thu trustee. out a western speaking tour today Oviedo section, but older seed beds hut insisted be fa not intcrestkd In appear to iw unhurt, it was re ­ CITY MEET POSTPONED torted this morning by Andrew The regular Monday evening Ix-coming th* Republican presiden­ Duds of A. Duila and sons in inerting of tho City Commission tial nominee. “I am not a can­ Blavia. has been postponed uniII Tuesday didate and do not expect to be a The latest reports of celery evening in order that City offici­ candidate,'' Martin told newsman grower* in the Sanford section in­ al* may attend the VFW Post a* he headed tor a section of the dicate that damage to seed beds meeting a t the Mayfair inn, City country currently having a strong waa negligible. Citrua damage Mranagtr If. N. Sayer, announced appeal to OOP presidential poaalto appear* to be very light. tb it morning. ' 3P3I ■r , •r-i- . ii ■ . » *■ 1 l •* t~ 1■■Jr V t , . A „ m - - #-■*- --, , \ « M '- 1 �* PAGE TWO ” ‘FRIDAY, S E P T .'19, 194 THE .HANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORJDA rrm — ■. , . . . » ...... Hie Sanford Herald Hrain Prices Drop Children Killed * ,, * ,* ^ ' . |:*i»Ml*t*t s| ’*?*» IIMI1 i llllik o l d I* I «*V(O *AltiftJ*> ir,n iiM n i ii«» Pm» ii»«| The mol<>r feb rile Occident <l;-ath ralr has recorded jin In Healing Jo food p ricn h .u stiff aJ.irniinif hicreonc ammiK 1roy* under ft yeur* o f age. rnin*. . \ ' ^ i l l ' * « ti l»♦*!•,» lirRO# * c rqrilin# to the Metro|>olit»H Life IfWOrariet* Company; TRe There war 'i.intr Jrap itr- drtnanr *MU*T* J4. ‘ lIlU IHMl «*> ntU* among ihitjui younputenfir-on lh r iuuriH o f th e cumpaqy'n • h 4 «HN.t>o nl ftm$ f 11 eit * t lM>i<fji — : 1 1 i- If® Variety Of Weathi r R e d s .R e n e w A tta c k mine where the new level ahduM r * Aa*l. Is Reported In 41. sj ' *' — - ■' -hl', hcil. tkm* action on her demand* for By A8S0C1ATKI1 I'itB ss t0 ‘Jg, against what Viahfmkv. c.lTtu-re w ui a varii-tji of w'.-sthrrl y!E* i.e?ch V i o | l " l "crim inal" war prtipaganda in aero** the nation , today—n J t Inflglion t>aae.l on the 1P20 lave . itl,M nnj, ^ Lie itating fiTirricanc. midsummer tvil —cBut-it-mav-he-npfpisirnirtntvrT some *uch inHation to pay d ia d o ^ ^ e ^ h n ^ ^ e c r iv n T a fo r-IMow freeiing temperature*, rain I high espeoae* of government," he m<| ueit from Soviet chief and sno*. , f 11**1 I \ M . . III. t ft ■dded. Idclreatr to have th. proposal a.I-| The,nine day old tropical -loifB.I th is y ear than last. V p '*"*’ nnr were nicer fireiurnl and high I'li » Thomas said prices of * m n r , o th „„ ndn of the io-ncrsl-which already has caused millions! UIHIIMift in: %% Even at tire achool ages 5 to 11 years, the hktlur vehicle puerd liqumi wrie nrglrcted in ;l g - ffS commodities may Iw loo high ,,ow,Assembly now in il* third ilay of of dollars in. damage In *outh.-m| .____ •®m *•»#*»'• II .11*1,.mi f ( accident death, rate among boys was 15 |*er n e o i,higher In favor of beer and alri. along the C.itrl while other may be too lo t# ,|„ nrr, | debate Florida, swept «Inng “I MM 1411 l lM> liT lM A ruah of artling .inlar* ahortlt Ilf **»i.*. *.. *k* ! .f*- the Jaiuiury..|u|ie period of the current yeju**Ytfcuf in the . . He did not whol item , m ig h r ^ w vijihliwky move clear | Coast from northwest Florida la afler th« Chirac'" g r a in ,pita open* (Im H«i*fN M f] like period ,.f M»D>. * fall In the latter category. 1^ lhl! w(iy fo r.a p^Hmlnanf — -teat.'Louisiana1 Louisiana amt and appenm npponn-di headed hcailnlj categqry. 'f p **%• t iff* M(H»fti.« The 111.8 report on *ho|.>nie ... t.wlav on the Sovirl for the lAiuisiana shore, endanger. The I v y -1 in 1017 nnjlru.-ri-} sh arp ly cel p t i r b r d 'both w h e g t'an d ror 1 Its »l<*ti11** •# ft *"» ile.Wn five to six ir n la Iwl.iw ye* — #*#°*♦ ----- 'K ) y '' jng n million persona in the ares t T" —gMolution €l(M* \ r , 1WASHINGTON. S e p t.T 9 -U D — price* said that for farm w ith th e fav o rab le tr e n d Among m en a t a g e s iiU a m l ireyond. trn la y 's cln*e. The slump w ar ~ R, No. t jfrptdy dm - near New Orlean*.— - ■ . -T ift,.*,, w m w T ~ i*nttrr»r_! ftifrf* ""Ilf As a reWTiiror Iteelllh-S Ut th e ntfttlt ag es, th e Tnotor rrirte le ctH'rxprtrtmwcv*i. -jput*n mfsterao; Seualnr Ives. (R-NY) said today hr ductfl-the.Index want- to 187.3 par j ^ Warm weather. weather, with temptr*. rent of the- 1820 fevei, up 3S 'T grr^lan „,|ni, ter put ,he rvaolution liltAI •* :f#«*«li»l*l*H>■« 11*1*1 1*4*1Ct# "f world'* rcnnolny it tick beicabte of JsJ accid en t d e a th ra te f o r m ales itt qil a g e s cpntbjArH w as I I upturn sla rtn l. Near the enel 01 >*» vxtende.1 ..... . tMirrininm^M« for llo p« £»0‘* from cent from a month ago and 83.4.herfort- the 65 member nation* at turea in the £K ItUiRK Inn4», ««ll| ».* rltR(|(4 f*♦» |K*r cen t low er in th e f ir s t h a lf o f lit 17A llan j j r i h e cprres* the f m t Ilnur, wheat was Ihrt.i "under-peoduction" and that soar­ higher than „ year ago. The food jth(> em| uf f,i* charge* yesteritay Tesa* northeastward into th. Ohio I : i t l»tutilf Rihfill|ln« f l f *. amt one-half to four and one* ing prices al borne arc only a figure* were pul at 180.U M'r »g«jn*t the United Stale* and nine valley and the southern C i.*t| , . Imi««m4 \ r *:«•|**j*r* 11■it*»■«*■ft1m*it *«. jsn n lln g m o n th s a y e a r ago. .pm rter rent* lower than Thgracent nf Itf2ft. a gain of five per pronljnent American- whom he Laki-i region, while rain fell ..i, :!■&» "ttpwwst nia I li( IIIfin1*1 in *ht A m ong, fem ale (rollcyholders, however, th e d e a th ra te day'll close, S rp trn d w t, $2,117; corn ivmplon of this "disease." most of the area front Fake Sup. I ccnt since last month and #1.2 ^ u ^ d leading “war-monger*." Wttlftftftl He 1*1 « 1 H ih olft(l*A > flftt* in th e a g g re g a te w as up 7 p e r c e n t. In n o th lg th e r is e waa th r rr and *«vvn-righta to ■’Everybody is talking ibou! high ft* nf* fHftiMiiiliirii lr« ftif J n e «i since a year ago. f.t,. ,,-nt the Soviet request along erior to Montana. -fill#* Im lli# rtinnlff eittli fcMrfiHar* in m o rta lity am ong e h jld re n , th e M etro|>oliU in''«tfnrrtents? four and sevni-righls towrr, Sep- prirei and they arc prelly bad," Temper at urea .again today dip I Average whoteaab- price* <d t„ the 14-nation ateering commitItt* Ift / IIII-MU1> iill if %m I •*«!*“Gre a te r a tte n tio n m ust Is- giv en d m in g i (tttsc* !*ost- lrnils*r $2.M, ami nala were un- vrs lofd a reporter, "But we will 900 commodities were listed at lct, which may m.-ot after today’s ped to below freeling at some I rhangril to one and on r.h alf low rift ii«» Mid im m inf.tili#i ««f Ik* I 167.4 tier cent of IMS and HI..7 plenary sesslortk to ronsidcr in- point* in the northern Rocky ft#«**rlatest |*rr»« ttbirb I* ra$it$***tj w a r d a y s o f inrrea<«sl tr a f f ic a n d h ig h e r s p e e d s o f vehicles rr. .Sopiemlsir, $t.I0 and three. never gel them down until we get per cent higher than this time last elusion of ndditfonal item* for the Almintain region. Snow was t,- I production up.” ffflmi* rtf IHI lit? ftor **f nr 1**Ml- in th e sa fe ly o f y o ung children on th e s tr e e t a tv tT h ts is th e i|iiarters. ported .In aeveral Montana mm. J'#*'1 Iagenda. ttli«« *| Ml! ffir «r** * |i#||i#*ti m ore serious because th e recent h ig h b ir ib rn tw e h s v g addifl Ives tommenl followed a report fft tilt Rrt|lpR|illl, H ***ll ft* Ml* Yesteiday, wheat and co:ji , j Seeretarv of Stale (leorge C. munition, including a fall of I*, a la rg e n u m b er o f c h ild re n o f p resch o o l n g e s fH jiVir,|Mipnla* II* (*•*»* fttR|«Mf rk* a. pi in** w eir down on new* I hot 1.y lhr Bureau of Labor Statistic* HURRICANK AFTKRMATII 'Mnrahall, »o far ignoring the tween four and five inches in the j (Ion. , E v ery e f f o r t m u st lie m ad e to r u n k o ^ ^ r e ld s reallw foreign g rain ahipmeula would plarfng wholesale pices of food and C. R, D»w*on, County agent, h*d Soviet attack, was the first dele­ I.ewiatown-Dillinn-Cuttiank *?•-*. fully the dangers of uiistip “Vised otildiN ir p la y :o £ .b tile chll t« ru rla ilrd in Nnvendier. In farm products at the highest lev.-l .a busy time with hi* *hrrt wave gate to arrive In the blue and gold The mercury slid to Im-Iov freer, FRIDAY, S K IT . II*. HM7 rending* and receiving *el Wed- aaaemhlv rhamber. He sal with im? in ta-wiaton, Olendive. Crrat y i'tm la y 'a Irading, w hrat waa ifi,i * d ren ” off 0 |n H and ••ven-eighla cent* in history although wholesale prices nesday night, relaying important j an adviser scrihbllnf on paper hc- Fall* ond Iluttc, with 26 abort i t.«}| the coldest spot in the state. and deferred com rn n tra rla were (or lhr entire list of 900 commod­ messagr* Iwtween hers and the f„re other delegates arrive.!. YKT II C M A N ! I V 11 I1NS‘ down the limit Ilf eight rcnU. ities covered by the survey still Miami and t’alm Beaeh arras. AWAY i n UI.AT rNT I.KAI) Many person* here wera anrin.r* . ______ . _______ KltH Will* AIM lt;,Nt»H VN T C attle price* were alightly .town wfre 5,9. prrcrnl below the record to g rt in to’leh with elativn there, I # — ^ M M M i M s a t i a w w o M B M M s AND Kl 1.HSU VNtf W lln ; in Chicago tiulay and the hog nt Ion and dutm * ijrre like stem u in i *kl n»< f g i k i Til UV^ILV*' a ui icAi *! W«*s, cmoUnna set u 1920. ,. , ' J ,’vrn ysptrq*.. nwntsaniA. dritrerjd | “ 4 >? - - V A R D L E Y V B N B T 'A N rH M N D h * V>%T.' nfiHtpC'wak Very '*t.A# •With gooff v :ft 4 n n «; f M c n f l / i r ' I ^ r ^ Af-rffTifi T ln m i'v fees America'* Moat Itrautlful At I he same time. Senator FJmef to hofnrs, bill were told that all I rhoire 2tK) lo 250 pound weight* that is roustnnHy seeking expivosign, bmlduig np ;t tom about ateady.' were delivvied via I . Aluinlnnm — Cedsr — I'ollahed Aluminum fiKST.— I’s n ;,iij. Tin- l^'gl lb onus D-OkU) rtitrralrd his eon- rnrmnunlralinn* Red Cn.a* renter*. I ) f , For Free Ksllmate hints U 111lit >»’. t)" *•“'* , f pnlsive force which drive- a man. goads him ami gives him The high reV*t nf living rohtln lenliin lhal ihfi rnqntry may have la tmr icfagp. T. K. Smith, proprietor and I p W MTKVKNS ~ 617 W . Rttblitfion — O rln n tlq j no rest iinlil he is rid o f them. ; • urd to hold lop ailriition of law ­ m pul up wilK '.’inflation" if it is operator of thg new* stand'in the I ---- ----- —-------------- ‘ 5.(172!) TIicTc ire only two wavs ill which III is compulsive maker* In W'aahihgtun and rl*e- going to pay nff the national debt Sanford Atlantic National Rank *' * hm ,e * l , U J T J a ^ A h h - i Ii o/ |I iijile J t d a n c inwhere. . ' coins on lhr aVcrngr (**|i»KC o J power ran is- released. Wc^ean ilfrect it Ip -our work, put nd meet other cists of govern­ building, decided some time ago In a politically imporiatit to build a "hurricane p ro o f magaair Urr-1 “ l,r 'n,/* practice and icring our plans to fru itio n .. Or <|irech pie pa ted fqr a. Sgn Kran- ment. • high ai Inline tlir tnr, sin* rack, <o he made one nut of ' ' we,can release this power by talking' about our plans. If Cisco audience, Senator T aft Thnmns added it may ha another ing mow iidiilib d un e n »uy ply wood, "It really !i*ep* 4 , , , , . ,1 “ Wttll lias .1 burning desire to accomplish something he (lt-nhu>) ; pro|Hi*r<| th a t Iho n a­ si* year* nr even longer before heavy in* mr. «d .drill A'....d.gg >« ‘I.r w|U r M , h;ll thjM rnmpiI|HillI1 Hom,.thin’g nlsiUt if* tion seek ter level off wagv> a t 'h r price aituatltm liecumea *tn* mUgailnv* from tdowing away,", he Mid. hut' decided during the In.lUiilr I d. Iiou.amr .h r/ wj„ ^ jf (|f f b(. (ii|k| ||K jt ,.n„UKh_ . o point 5tl to IUI |n*t rent aisiVo hilixed. storm to' keep il inside due to It took eight year* after World wrnt^ ihirr Inllmn iN Im «l"|irr | Soon iie will scarcely think hIhmiI it any more. It in ‘ \h a t of |KW, He aald the prrseni *■' t iu p v tl _n f both ee s raaen ti an 80 u’«r Ltofimutiig .price ilexeUlp- the rain. ---------------------------- ------- r ^ ilmr rtHTTfr^' 'inr "Ttrtt j lilh'h'sijr ljlnf. Tfill»ni !((*• HcillN1 1 lnei percent increase over IWKv ully waa set In IV2n.*’ the Okla­ montht ol lliic ye n. .dire *oie ; niOSt sticces iful men—team tel build up steam Instead of However, in Washington, Sena­ homa Senator said in an Inter­ NO SUt!H TltlNC LIABILITY IN SU R A N C E into drb! 1..I rotlti bdlinci d i.lU .; blowing it off don't talk yourself out of success. John tor Ives (R-NY) contended prices view. “ If It took eight year* BERLIN. Sept. t«. (An-Amer- * would not come down until pro­ nft.-r the firat war to determine lean Military Government puhlie, la*t yrar. Tier moer wr liave. In |g Murphy in Your L ife I to meet Florida Financial He»ponf»ll)]Uly I.aw effective duction moves highrr and Senator following a much more aipenaivc health ufficiala tcalay tabbed a* moir ht ttrrd. Anil liir mole |l October I. 1917. incorrect reported claim* by O cr man doctors at Brtmeri that U, S. > SUDAN'S KCTCItK FOUR FOOT SNOW You can be deprived o f your right to drive in event I authorities had approved' propos- , One man trying in font .» Miami j you ore involved in nn nccldenl causing^bodily injury al* for the enactment of new ster. KHARTOUM. Anglo Egyptian CALGARY.. Alta., Sept. lit, OP) Ah th f. wiiriil iM'uiua it* third your nf "itertro," wttrn Itpfe with will.loot ‘biullell b> the 1 or properly dnmtige lo othern, und unable to meet the Sudan. Bept. III. I/F» — Emperor -Snow coveted southwestern Al* Miration laws for Germany, *li!l nti'o; in Chftti, with tho i'am ii|i|ni*tn; in Ihilo.itinc with Haile Selassie of Ethiopia has ," M* today, blocking some rdads h u ilirsn r w si tli.il ami kilfrd. Hire:-] requirements of the l.n\v. i it Itirn'-nirii'psj con flict; in tin- Dtitch-liulont'siiin at rift* agreed to have Ethiopia's United .. . war conrulrr.ihlr looting ami pil-! iiitd in (im-r.* where pii.-rtilhi litintlg jtre operuting. Nations delegation raise the qu.-a- Uruar M o h a m m e d Omar anYou Mould know nluiut Ibis f.uw nnd how It nffecl-i Dr. Charlrtt L. Perwms ", f . fciing tr|HNlril in r-mrtur i.aat I heav four "litHe « a r s " may not nettm importiuiL* when tion of the Sudan'* future in tho •’''‘" “'•■d Imiay. Omar 1* acting you. Ophimctrist Accretery uf the HuiUn C iu il illier dining lhr rtoeni and vieued ngniiHt sticlt n Viint slrttgt ni World War II. Yeti'current■U. N. A»*«:ujhly ntii»ion«.HQoependi ilenre frunt. Sanford Atlantic Rk. Bldg. Copy trill be moiled lo you upon request. > a numl.fi, ol>l.ipr>M w eir made. these miiiiiitiire ronflict.n stp-tti niigiiti w rioua to tin* in ! Hours:*?-12 1-5 l'hdna 291 AJrtftnrmtmi H ie N,rlioim P flilaid w,*« alio rati- dividuaU tut.) conimiinitieg invnlverj, And u.a Ioiik ».t men Hat. 9-12 We can wave you money on your liability Tnturanct. ed into art ion md piob-ii.ly pie are at arms anywhere, fa r o -1 * nut achieved. The Lnitcd Kye* Kstmined • (Masse* Filled l 4 r j§ the ■roonlrr* for mrat. btrt^ <•t - l t r . . / g g i - U I H r t »I S** IftIff, I (ftfiilii* Mitffrr Ibv 1(1 p x p rrtp n re ;'h a s tnnT ji>t’il cniitlniiriiiM y~8tn h r,rtririt.|id n \ l*WT. war'and win* 2ft tier cent higher in the first V ii‘month* o f Irr and rggi. Calfr for nlromarga- w ' t - r Vj- Thomas (D-Okla) forecast anoth­ er at* years or longer liefore prices W uine stahIHzed. ' - t “J bellev*- we may .as well rec. •ignite, that prices rite permanently up above pre-war prices,'' said Taft, who has given increasing inHieations he Wrnlld w l .1^ p T publican presidential nomination nest yesr. “Stncfe both wages and prices have risen—wages on the whole more than price*—we had better work toward sU billutioo of wage* and prices at some new level, perhaps 50 to ISO percent over low ,” Don't Talk Voui*solf Ont Of SiiccvAs f 14 i-L i AUTO Peacetime War I , . I From where I sit... l y Joe Marsht yetifed a gre-it rl^.il more jiioper ty loit than thne asier nrikes, hji . Natirni* rmf-ri st*it|A difficulties in tile fnur splieres rif cottWhen dir- flirt Iwfort! hiivniip lias a riylit to talk about' Lh« end of fh e m -a te alusy ■ those w|io JUL-iiL.. in-ike- tnalleu htwtiHtiejt: Where 1,here’s sttlfika. therg^iu./trur—-I’rofesHlpnal firefigiiier* idpo-rv»> this adage and consider iaf<‘tv thrngtetipd - until the last spark has been extinguished. ' \\*tirlrl’leaders, | purlieu tar l>“ UN delegates, would do Well In Ire equally real..iailr..ritganiinit thiurumanung-ltaUb—c-.n. lo 100 t o u i l l i , or batiy ira horses, ■ if you ibm’t know. Yes.’ dial's wliiilj the ilniv >*)*. Il i^ jn s lb.il see n — hour*; air . a j uaabci^tti,*. i-mult r of whirl) The fcaulc dep.m li e«g>. in ■ poUfl. rarsied by die male I * l r? Jj., E* % %v i , , afT: i* From .llien on ii's up id liim. AW in this c a te 'he did oil light for ha* self*. One hundred idlspim g *1 ore Ittnr it mi small atcom pluhtpenl even for a sr.dam e, .Secielar) ,,( ' I i|n^ ii.liall list advanced lhr orily,'\solutinn for -fa*-.problem of th«^-irrr*ponsib|e use, of ir(6 fiy niesiii of whitli Rutiis Im made, and is making, ■ 41 •v^l Y O U It H A I It I, 0 N (i If You l.lk r Itul nuke il vnur cmwnlnR Glory hy luvini; It * 8hil]H'd M d t irfleif AvTIlrn'Kftff, out unit permrinenir' Cold Wavrst ............. $ |o jimi np Spreial* On All Heal Wnvitt, H A R R I E I T M IL L E R H K A U T Y N O O K Ne» lascalbrn t - 206 Norlh Park Avenue 11 im|x>itibfc for lhr UN Security Council lo do anything at all ro­ wan! preserving lhr peace of lhworld. Die creation of a "Hills assembly * under die UN Chatter could not suiiplant the Securil" Council, hui it could pLce the blame wherever il properly belongs, and that m*y be to m thing which even Russia does not Mish today when to much of't^n: blame be­ longs in her own Isp. - r tf /r During the hurricane' excitement Tuesday and Wednesday *a number of persons rallr<f"our ol* Wanting lire latest dope on die mt, and believe ns, they didn't Wnnt to know whtr? j( had been, or where it v»as, but where it was And when we wouldn't tell see suppose iljgy though* kreii otms^'.bcUte Unfortunately, modern wealbei ini : Weather Bureau it is still trot possible lo future course of a huni like a drunken sailor, rampage, sftflfle rift*'fast * .right and then to the lei*/ foe a while in apparent o. and risen suddenly making tin- T il/ I'm Guilty! Folk* aometlmea c r llle iir as bigger things » r rail America: The small-town editors for the way We friendliness of s m a lt^ g n n s . the oltrn play up “Hills things’ ahead ’ (wiping hand. . . Ihe rrspect for one of big . •/. human, local isSsrt In knot her** rights. And above all the Place of world events. jova of fellowship and freedom— 1 can’t ilmy II. Read the Ctarian rrhelhrr It's frteiWm to speak one's and ymiH Darn about the kariine’ mind or rhooee between a glsss of golden wedding enniveraary . ... beer or buttermilk. about the community sing down by I figure that if everybody looks the riv e r. . . the husking bev at after the '•'little things,*' maybe Sober Hoskins', where neighbors th* bigger things will take rare of helped husk the corn, and Ister themselves. , drank sparkling beer together. \V E A It Plume 971 wu m w i Roper fitlnorr suggeilt lh.it die .. .Alfc-*f 4f»a|Lig ..Ur tt iis h , ?'8t.de - prices high and sleeping qusrlcrs W itte," he says, "most lag liliei offer little imhaeim.pt. ioi lire r - "a>-r average |tct?on ". ( .>ntnji|e|(dy, the siioir itend Is *vr«v fii.in th " £ poputstiori |3 7 bin lit'" ’ ti i‘ ll.e . r^v%TT iriwin I the pie’enl tin,, v. I i<li *ie gaining ami which offer die gtCaiest op, portunity. Ami wfftl* is w en narre 10 the p.-iui fir iij hlgfi jflices-and poor auoimiiml.iiiuijv,. die (Yin of bombs m i!,: r\<n< of -.indfiei war. The first i 4jk‘c f t’> tll l»e rhe big n il.,. ' - CASH DIVIDENDS TO POLICY' HOLDERS i i l i n L T M if h t- I i u t. from where 1 ail, Ihey add up to the w a s e v e r so rry h e sa v e d !” *• '.---------- Otbu^r— (s , __ CifyifgAi, i94?$Unit'd Stntet Rrrurn Feundation to CHICAGO m*j,\ 7!» lira.- aJ 4/ to NEW YORK * V $51.35 U P. hrA. SSttlllHsMH*«»*'T- ) to ] Atr It ms PsKHengern Air MrII •All 1 f* <•*. . lu x .* . --------- - - - ••.c ^,v....s,,..«*-*$ ULDG ♦Via C«s»aSiSS 1 im J.'ili.'.ti t'u.a Tat Air Kxprvkain Far All Air Traval Reaen.llon’J •“ * P H O N E 1325 ' •il l“ ml or Sew aground! Os NOTICE The Effective Sept. 15, 1947, the tufnctipiinn tale of The Sanford Heralo will be increased io*lLla4«l»va < week. Monthly and ifadjr tubtcriplioni will U increased proporlionsle'y-at the same .time. Paid in-advance sub­ scriptions will be delivered a) the old rate iJkjljlfthAex-. piration date. 4 x. n y il- llowerer you go, ymcll Davy! In style _fn tha streamlined Air Cruiaer. It’s Hd1*' weight for comfort—and carefully m*<ln by skilled Mallory craftsmen, to shntg Aft weft and tear. It’s even CravenftUd ftsl Wi­ The Herald reflets the necessity of increasing ill subscription tele al this lime, but ihe price nf die paper on which we print is three lime's highrr ihsn it was Itefore the war and other production coils have increased more oi less^o ihe same extentig,---- i This •» ihe filst increase in these rales srhieh have made since February, 1936. It will be t I 1r pft * at ihe lime w* resumed daily public stioa (wood as a In-werkly during the war. we made ______ tionsl charge for the, two additional papera delivered . each week to our subscribers. lircrutl Ii^JiSf. in < K B t th* Air CiuUeraootu >7j-3 -■-x= " ?-*a.-I'rIs FZ-— t i : ' - ' P- H t r iff wjftJ* >an; We feel .sure they appreciate our postponing any rate increase as long g» possible. THE I • m Member FDIC ; v*vePT. DspnniU Inaured * p to $5,000 - ‘ // LD Cmr~a i l E. -T 7 . - 4 .' ■ HF: crgjl,' \ . k ' - �FRIDAY, SEPT. 19, 1917 THE SANFORD H^IALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA 1_n ■ PAGE THREE I tM S i Broadway Hy JACK OTIlflAN NEW YORK—"Hpriiu hit “hi.- 1 1 Bm on ceincrtihlcs. Gali were nearWENDY IIVRRIE ing muieViulti and .cloth eimd-f Lentol, will tc ililrtfilu l. *<> than fill* foe a t duitige. Nigli'l {it-uin that in, u to Lind clubs were ulniovt empty Teiini- 'Velnr., mnhsgrr of the Mayfair court* tir-itinj;'l-etiVrcn (all bifRJ-,Inn. Wtniijy llarrir slated that »h(f Inga hud wailing. Itm-' Httliurbim "ilj appear on tw o‘radio programs golf- rlulis.. ees* *tn ■.e,.t«oiral-tbi- weekend. swarm. The snhuM’ rm ioot .and fhe fig jt. program w ill-be on guile*hopeless -wttempi, of lhim- N.ituv<(i»vt tiooti, ‘'I.unchsOU 111 sands of our ruminred tilt ,dnjd- Saitim ' nn.l on HulnUy night ill* lers to emulate Ihe easier « t)lr o f .«'H appe.n oisthe “Theater Guild llxlnx of ours friends in the hin- "f the Air." ter-lands again was in loti flu-! wrr. ' *, Hut a* a ilyed-in-tlie-ldeacliei.. city dweller, who wouldn't livet further than a mile from » sky­ scraper ‘Under anv milruul romli- ' Hons, .whose wife \a n iv s* on a I |dg mW»-pgnliil! rol 'n n i i AtV- } nuc, With her ulher eiithiisiosin*, let me just say that nothing imore lovely than \Lu in Manltat tan. A little duty perhaps, but it’s still for tire. exactly as it hit* ijuit- n fiw S ju o cuiua ll yC^ a^ ic a nl ca cTri f i ptTl (1-Will Assist , young fcllowyhere'in N<»w York: k «rvim-v 1-went to the“tiall game. — _ Crate” p e t s q D a l S The sun hail been pitying s . MONDAY neat game of hard to get for At regular meetint of Seminole The W. M .' 0 ; of the F in t w'cckt but it decided to b. -tow Hill Fleming left yesterday for Baptist Church will observe the Chapter. No. 2. O K. S. held in Gainesville to enter the Unlverilty ita sunny, balmy best is I walked "season of prajgr for safe mU- the Masonic Hall imt tig h t the of Florida. w rit from my hotel to mart my •lons" at 3:30 l*. M. at the chutc’i K.uup voted to contribute to the gang and head for uptown, the annex. The R, A.'* Sunbeams and up. ration of the "Cele.y Crate" Polo Grounda and the Giant*. Mis* Eliiise Cochran of Camilla, Junior G. A.'s wit) meet at the for ti-in-ngeri. They aim voted Fifth' Avamje vraf swash with to sponsor the child UHfufe progtn SwnforO thurch a t 3:30 I1. M. prom enade^ even-thouil) R was ram which itf a l.roject of “t’d Mnry fur ’“,m* “ ro* ,‘ „ .. . . . . of the TUESDAY W ell past .l-V-UJ I.idle. .(...lie.I Eastern Cko.Rta Hutchins left uj) ■ T he Pilot Cltlb wilt hold its bus- Grand Chapterof ofthetheEastern fancy corsage-. Tbe usual Hun.lay S ta r.; Mrs. Jack Hurriey, Wurihr fhe»i meeting In tW T o u rlitC en^. Tuesday for Tsllihaiiet- wlie. e noonUnte line atound Radio iMv ter at fftOO-prlf. 'The Hoard will •Matron, prcildcd.. Cornel Wilde and Maureen O'Hara are seen as the romantic she will enter the Flo.Ida State was watlng as it had fot hours, Announcement was.’made that meet at 7:30 P. M. leads of the Technicolor film, “The Homestretch,” with University. to get’ into the Music Hall to ore Mis* Joan Williams. \shu was The W. M. U. uf the First Helen Walker and James Gleason. “The Egg and I." And thirty Baptist Church will observe the sponsored hy the rhnliter to the Shuwing at tile Hits Sun-lay and Monday. stories above Mat Sttee: -t hme Mrs. Aithur Heckwith. Jr. left -4 & e tfc l» J l Tal!ahaV-n*e. will yesterday for Waycrtiss, Ga. to "season of prayer for safe mis Girl's State at workman ate a sandwich and oes o u t h s id i : pr im a r y ................. ..................... ..Mr, arid Mrs Dan Wright .an* ,! ' ' •Iona” at 3:30 P. M. at the chuch make a report at the next meet­ vtiii her !<arenls, Mr. and Mrs. rationally ttlteil a Imt'le of it-ilk There will l.,< a meeting of (Ire pounced today the birth, of a style when he goes on location for ing. AImut 411 member* Her# pre­ John Mathew*, for itimut a week, annex. to wash it down. room mill (ins id the Soilthsitlf daughter, Dattidle Lydia, on firpt, "The Hills of Home.'’ Hr mows sent last evening. " Ilelow him. the fir*l really good Pritnatv School on Mutidav after 12 at tin* Eeimild Laughton MemWEDNESDAY Into the swanky cabin occupied Mr. and Mrs. J. El ’Courier. Sr. Hy IIOWltD V . 1IEYN *.-iial Hi--|iitiil, The W. M. U. of the Firs. previously by Van Johnson, Gary opportunity to- attend the side­ noon at I :l& o'elm-k. of 1209 Palmetto Avenue were (For Bob Thomas) Baptist Church will observe ’the Covprr and Frank Hinatra on walk restaurants had dorens ol Casselberry News visitors at the Natural Bridge of folk* rating an at fresco f Jjataxon of prayer for safe nils then location trips to the same delighted luncheon. Run*" In the church annex at 7:30 ll> JANE W. < VSSEI.ItEKQY Virginia over *the past weekend. HOLLYWOOD. Sept. 18. (/T>— vicinity. lip At the Polo Ground), the P. M. Iwna Turner nredn’t worry Miss Alice Lundquist, Mitt llullywiHHl has finally lieen slumGiants didn't entirely ruin the Mrs. Leo l.isk wa> honored by Mary Lee Mnttair and Mis* Jackie ed. The wonder town has always abt •ut Icing middled if she lakes Spring day for tln-ir fatn. splitstork shower, at the home of her Coales left Thursday for Grady eetl aide lu get trained animala het vacation In Hawaii, writes ting a' double header. Behind ns, Rockefeller Heiress ametherdn-law. Mr*. Gordon l.isk; Hospital in Atlanta where they of all descriptions for film work. Waiter Christie. Jr. "the fart that in a third baseline b u , .1 party a Waikiki Reach sun-tanner turns on tbe ewnlnir of St-pt. 12. Those Rut when the call went out for a To Wed Scientist present were Mr via me* Thomas will entrr nurse's training. four had two radios, one,Iuned tratnrd butterfly no one routd de­ out to la- a screen celebrity," he of aays, “hardly disturbs our popul­ to the Yanks' rxplults m the Ijatt*,. Catherine Irewis, Leonard Mr*. Sheldon A. Morris and Miss liver the goods. PASADENA, Sept. in. GP>— Cassellierry. Orrin Perry, Ken ace, one way or another.*’ The mercy of the Red Sox. and the A studio craftsman finally wai Two prominent families will lie Watson. Peter Rhodes, ,\nn Dar- Even W. Younys of Jacksonville called to build a mechanical but­ Come) Wilde* still Margaret O'- other noting desolately tire double forfunets drubbing of the Dodgers by ihe joined with the wedding tomorrow Ivmple, Jeff Swearingen. Hail lelurned today to their home after terfly. The contra piion, to be Hlirn ate there now. spending the past four days with Phils. of Anita Oser. 23, McCormick* Fuller. H. J. I levin, Taltey. H alts' flatter your figure used in "Marial Colls" is an intriHotcrt Hvan ii bark in Glanuir sister, Mrs. J. A. Harold. This totaleil three games on V I. Rockefeller hr'rej*. and- Linn* • ay. ‘Jit M r/ It. HutluWnv. Vesta (heir Affair. tiiulwaaUd n> ~ vUi*.to complete "Uerlin Express." U>p* of W ullng, Jr., son of trie interna­ Kill*. Thelma Ellis; O. K.. Weaver, you When fie*IVf! to shoot the' exterl-' Which their Were keeping (bb.dlut t i . . Feiutoe fortune! Footwear Is Howard I.1. Whelchet, son of Mr. equipment. ** Hut Irelieve ine, tionally known scientist*. Annie Lott, Edward .Locke, Ex- and Mrs. Hugh Whelchrl, left on won't be able to tell ll from the or* in the German rapllol. "Cross* they sandwiched in a healed dis­ cussion over what they all rtmiild to gio. oluiiy ppiiej on salt. . The younlf couple, both student* jtelle Dudley, Geneva L ate nt. 1.11■ WrdmiiiTav ' fiTr',Tailihn r-V■"wiirar to l .tnclmltufly—___.— —— i— flti' bad not as yvt otiened He wear at an itnminrnt Jttn—weddingPomona C^ l. g a ^ n e t - d U b.,, Way - H, ^ F T . n T . r M . l ^ t ' T U** t Z Frank Hinntra will ask his bo*, return* a star. Ryan is urging his S p o n g y " O p Right" P l j i l o r m i Oscar lrevant, musing over this clo»e where they will be married. Mary Slmfter, and Ml**,, LouDe University; aes at Ml.M to arrange hi* ID4H bosses'to let hlm-make "The'Het- constant convet rational juggling She it the daughter of the Into Swearingen, and l.ouiio Grant. It . . . they belter your posture, step schedule to that two films ate Up' a la "Crossfire," which mean* act finally commented in this Mathilde McCoymick 0»er and freshment were enjoyed by all. it would cost less than fbOO.UOO. completed hy June. up yuor pep. in smart new Mi. and Mrs. II. N. Hayer, Jean typical exaspeiated styleSwiss army officer Max Oser. and Hibbard Casselberry niutireil George Raft has been asked to i "I want to take a complete rest “ I won’t be a bit suptDed if the first great grandchild of the Saturday from Chicago, |||., where Sayet and Miss Mary Anne Whellai the role of the fight manager Colors. from films and radio next sum­ one of them start* lu p b ,k a chel left yesterday J ot Taltahaalate .John D. Rockefeller. Mis* hr attended conventions of- the t 'The Harder TJiey Fall," Oser and herb rother, Max. in­ Florist* Telegraph Delivery- and see where Miss Sayer and Miss mer," Frank said, "so I ran spend Or.ugr may have to turn down the chicken." * • • the time with my family.” He Whelchel will enter Florida State herited an estate of $3.fiOO.O0O Telegraph Delivery Servin'. Offer. He knew the guy in teal will then also lie able to enjoy a University. gLhen their mother died last May. The Town Council held a tegul­ Hut JlprJflguiprarriLlu.he-hsreIIf i , ____________ _____________ awimming pool, bis first,-which is -J in . - Pauling, t he—bridegroom !* a r •-« eel inn—n t~ the CTfflliminify Katharine Hepburn goes Into Hatf a million folks wrr e on now under con?truction. Friends of W. L. Sloudrnmire beach: tire elicit* abandoned father, is chairman of the chemis­ House Monday evening. Those will la- glad to knuw he is reLassie-.will live in true star- "The Saintly Miss Peters" by her Madison Situate Garden and try division at California Institute present were It. J. Iievin, mayor, ru|n-rating htefly following an own request. Katie wants to do started on its annual warm weath­ of Technology. Talley llattawny, marehal. Lee operation performed at the • Or­ a comedy after the run of dramas. er trek about the nation. ' The ange Memorial Hospital In ' Or­ from Gadsden, Ala. He left Han­ . . . Fred Mac Murray tompictes Sitting-RoomOid)" sign was out his role In “The Miracle of the lando on Wrdnc-ilay. ford., last week to accompany his tomorrow and will intmrdi- in Central I’atk; tops were down , .mother. Mis. M. S. Messenger, atiiv head north with rod and reel. Dr. and Mis. r.. D. Rrownlce {front Gadsden, where she has been returned today to Coronado Reach .visiting her daughter and son-in- Fred say* he will not work again getting ready to throw his hat in ■ »« .w after spending s. vernl days in ||,w . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thomas. until after the first of Die year. Hanford. They will spend nliout'to Jacksonville where she will . . . Robert Taylor flew himself to the director'* ting. th# warld's dally aswtpeprr— While (iaifir)d vacations in (lie two week* at the beach la-fore re- ‘soend the weekend before return­ Jemtv Lake. Wyo,, to hunt. The he left, wife Harhara Hlan- East to "regain Ins perspective,” turning to Sanford. 1 ■ the CHRISTUMSCIENCEH0NII08. Yeu tint ^ 0, ing to Hanford. Mr*. Measenger daweek started work on hi-r new . W*a bttl-lrlermtd piiiont m v&w, tur-mwly on »t»ld otic n »h*n has been visiting in Alabama for filar. . . . David O, Set mirk will "The World and Little Willie" and t° i '* » Ih<* world---OO.I, r,t.g»(*r rrgulorlr. You wtll oom “The Great Indoor*" ate being Mr*. William Norman has left the past two months. yf*h. rw—vr.po-nn. o fulin. t.£nrr unOsrrtond.no ot feoo/r sitol Ft- r e l e a s e "Interm rrio" next preparrd for lire filming. after visiting with her parent*, rw-l-^Pllt) hstp trowi ,ti tittut .f Iretvm on honwmoXino. sootomonth. These return engagements * Iron, UiUwtl. thsottr, nun, ioj«. ipcrlt. Mr. and Mr*. A. K. Rossetter, for Mr.' and Mis. A. K. Rossetter f lllfflb I Mr tt «-v w i—————■» —» Drl.and to iuin her husband who ret in ned on Tuesday from spend­ wilt help compensate for the lost test 1st "#«*- i \ s l Jh* ClwittfOn V,-<r tM.!.U-.ino Sotisty fl-5 Is associated with the law faculty ing some time in Harknnsark, N. RrtIUh market. . , . Ring (‘rushy On4 ftorwo. Street, ballon IS, Movi, I! S A •sasslarse** *M«f will laugh when he heats that at Stetson University. • J. with M r.and Mr*. A. K. Rossel- Hope is on a diet, Bdh’s dinner l—l swath f»r 11 . tnOorsO rr At, lot shah r'sois rsnj n-s th, Chiutlwi | SC-s-xt Mon-lH la on* month. tei. Jr. where they wete Joined IU. k tondstl Dr. and Mts. Watlr II. Gamer bv Mrs. Harriett llieks and all ia limited to ice errant or a salad. Homs Hubert Montgomery wilt have telurned yesterday— from - New left for Rochester where they were York Cilv white they have lieen guest*.of Mrs, Ham Maurer. Eh roTTipetiliim in tire actor director s tio t: spending the past ten Hays, While route to Hanford, they also visited fit Id. Joint Garfield, before lie II) Developing A Touch S)*lem left for New York, told me lie's there Dr. Garner attended the in lleightslown, N. J. C.tr Stats Nu J 'rn c lirin g Clinical, Congress of American -----------WJmU Ktr-lvvxrr--------Ctdicgti—nf—Surgi-tot*.---------- -------l,es*ums In Your Home COUNTRY C'l.l II j 20 — 2.7 Li.-uire Verne Messenger returned today Your First CliMiles Potter, munager of the Adults or Children Hemltpiie Country Club, announceii Watson, clerk, and Aldrrmen Ren- todav that an Informal party is j FALL Wrllr ERNIE HANSEN so llattaway, Paul Rates, lautls scheduled for Saturday night he- ! r/o SANFORD IIKKALO Geisler. and Leonard Casselberry. ginning at U:U0 o'clock. A buffet t HAT «r PHONE IMS Miaa .Molly Casselberry api-nt supirer will he served .on Sunday tire weekend with Mis* Jackie i ; ; ; ^ Vt" Bsoorp'. M. Schaw of Altamonte Springs. ' Hollywood B E HOW YOU WILL BENEFIT BY READING LEARN TO PLAY PIANO F rie n d s ttntl UntlehtH o f Ihe la te . ” Wm 1 T, * • - , Dr. *James F. Brawley ............ * - • ........ n i a '* , . i • , e - r r ’i . : OPTOMETRIST j (; f'\ Jys 5 yUAi, ttaR PINE'CASTLE,1FLORIDA ~ S \ A i , will ire pleased to know that the practice of Dr. Brawley ia now M iik conducted by Nsw, Diffrmtnv ••• Designed c kfr . - 1 \ ‘I DU; WINSTON H. LpV EU , [ * *t t y f t . OPTOMETRIST “ ’ The Same Complete Service Aa In The I’aat Same Convenient Location Office: I'ine Caatle Phone Orlando 5935 * ?<.A by ELIZABETH with Eye- r |® Catching Flattery Especially for Youl Shoppe Chapeau • - (Upstairs) An unexpected ruUle Toucbton llldr. - - - L_ takes a dip around the bipline . . . tends out little sipplre on (he cugf of tble Jolsnnye Ju n io r twu-plrccr. lie em ootbly fitted lop D buttoned with je t . . . Ibe skirt D tliuiiy gored. C ut from Are Your Best Bet Slovene Sbsctes wool - with plaid ray oil taffeta. 12.95 ' They are Pre-teated for Better Fit and Longer Wear before living made for Your Child. adroitly InMrprrtlnf the new Fell look la a pencil elim skirt M ow deft drapery t t the hlpiine- Nil the new Fall color*. In flat Sty lea and Sires! are Complete. Priced rayon crepe. according to Size. - - “ assd rayon gabardine Expertly Fitted by X-Ray For School Shoes Moll-Sizes AS SEEN IN SEVENTEEN r _ i f -.V f i-* 1 i . -* • •v V— •ve to* ■ ‘ff. : re.-M airis'V r '• M ■$* -M V»sx. . "♦* ***,- • ,. ‘ . -/ 1 Mi ■ «v» �TO* HANFORD HERALD. HANFORD. FLORIDA PAGE FOUR For F irst S tring Berths For Gators GAINESVILLE, Fla.. Sept. 10. rperiait—*A battle which' Intloeen end* .crapping for -playing rights with the University of .Flor­ ida Gator*. Tommy Bishop) Jacksonville; Dowell Hurdling, Tampa; Joe Hawkin*. Ft. Myrr*; . Grant Hester, Jaek.onville; and. Milton Attain*, MrTOre IlnveiC: ari* the ' hopefulls •fur t h e lift Mile, ‘with RwhOp, Hushing, and' Hawkins u-urrcnlly hnldinf the edge. Bishop i* a lettemtar. of lastvyear's tram t while Rushing and Heater are lotterman from the '41 Gator squad. .Dill T u rn er,'o f St. Petersburg; Joe Cheaper, Quincy; Ray Gatrh, Fusils: Warren Tiller, Orlando; John G iltart. Miami; A a r o n ' | Brown, Jacksonville; and. Fal ‘Johnson. Gslnravillr. are (tearing down im the right flank. Turner, a rangy lettetman of IlMfl, ia currently paring the right ends and Tommy Bishop head* the list on the left side. Bishop Is n - former all-State high school end from Jacksonville, who also saw n lot of action on the.Jacksonville Naval Air Station team during the war. His kicking ability will ■probably send him to the liaekfield Augusta, Savannah Palm Reach. Grapefruit Hurt W - O T o V a* « t.4 D u n lo p . J o h n W T o N W C „ * h u rn H u O tn U E lhH V V alaw rig h t. W , 1< H u M «m * K l. N ew night how hr won his title and acta new strikeout record thfca season when hr relieved starter Joe Koti In the seventh with the base* load­ ed. The cool hurlrr proceeded to let the nest three Ch»Heston bat­ ter* down on itrik rs and cu t'o ff * rally. Savannah 103 001 100—S It 3 Charleston ’ 110 000 100—3 0 3 Foti. Drissle (7) and Aatroth; Seminole County Court Records _...Curiaideraldc_w*orv«_ yalua—lo - th a "Stunt* dmf' s'lisaO Trn me~buildings. Fort Lauderdale 27 building* collapied nnd neatly 200 others damaged; -SO yarhta damagtal when »hcri rsllapsed. Tampa: One house burned, many tree* down and minor eenttered damage. St. Petersburg: Trees down nnd aantlarud—damage:------- ----------—* game' whTrTTwill take to the air. on Apnlarhienla: Nine houses rid* the'allghest provocation. lapsrd. NEW YORK. Hopi lit. Id’) — -While the season will not hit it* Stride for another two Works, sev­ eral acorn rollegr football teams jump the gun this weekend and Open their schedules whl)e It'j •till officially summer. One hig Jntersectlonal dash spotlights the program in Wash­ ington State’s meeting with I’cnn State at Hrrshey, Pa., Saturday W ill. Only two other rontesl* of any carded for the eontcqui-nce _______________ Ultra Point (N. . Y.t Merchant Marine Academy ^providin'-1 a rwrimmage^for-Villan* ova at Philadelphia and Geneva opening Duqursnc'* first postwar 1 E F lo r id a H ial* lla n k M a rita .C T» The gale rockxd^lhe train aided « * . M ‘ J " ' aiirr Noll* |l*ir* To Meet In Safly I*n To. John C Orooa ».«» Virginia T oL o .lu wnya like • ahlp weltering in | t '* n U o » d fr*M I'* MM i >m.| ll I.lf* I n .u r a n r * Co. heavy* wave*. Some passenger* llc th r a . John It H u t F ra n rU A orange,'$162,000/^)0. The stnrtjt'* Circuit Fihals ^ '■ • * tacam* seasick. A woman diabct'c T o C a /rtu » A l i t u n . r MKii i c m n t mon-r.it<ii:n northern lip hit .the loulhrrn edge sufferer Yell iU and was rarrieJ ta n lilk N C k T OF u i i R T i i t n r th tk .a John H H as F ra n n . A To - lly Ihr Aaaoeiated Pttna of ihr citrus bell where'graucfrnil nut through . th e . rain aquall* I > l l r t h r a . ' l l II T o F t . AuauM in* L n H*(h*a (I * .Savannah and -Augusta -W nttnaat Hank— ■ ■, * n taarae-ambulanec. * r • U r i l a a l h . r K T T o W j o f Han damage estimated aboul SO -per meat In the roait elty tonfgl * * U t-IIA T X » ;i, M O II T .lt.iF . cent: mange 5 to- 10 |>er ceiur — Aftei~ Tlhtht ttlt" ih r n.akertad the first .game of the South A n d .r .o n , K red * II *tUi Mlnnl* C o g fcu rh . N W . t u n I l.n l* ltih * l (rain Iwtterle* wore (town and tin* Even much liee-biutsed frull can lljthla fluttered iqut spasmodically Juntlc League Shaugneaay playoff T o - f l r M K *d*ral H aving* ao-r L->an T o F a r r n r r w H u m . Ailm A w w lalln * ( WATKH r o t t C i T i n v / until the train waa in darkneam. final*. W illiam I.n o i*. I H h M a r . Mini . W II r tu a W ln n l* a t To It wan then that /ear, the dubiuiw, The Indiana of Savannah went J Tfht - mT arus la r h Aa H e r m i t , t.l>r. Co Into the final, by turning back gift "f night, cam a, aboard. Around H I*. M ,-the train' be­ Charleston's Retail* 0 to 3 -la.t gan moving almost Imperceptibly, night in the seventh and dee id 1tie and „ by then retry passenger game* "f Iheir series. Augusta’* nlxiard knew ntagt the bridge Tiger* advup cd to the finals Waclrteiday night by ousting’ pennantCHOICE winning Columbus. Mel Ki^itr will start for the Tigrra amt Savannah Manager Liquors - Wines - Beer mrtrV lesson* In .f«otb*lt‘* silurtd of bard khocks, he should prove of Many Football Teams Pry Lid Off Toniprht FRIDAY. SEPT. 19. 1947 WEST PALM REACH. Sept. IQ i/1*) Fear was *n umren passen­ ger at the streamlined coach train 'trundled heavily through ihr darkneii toward a hurricanedrained hridgr. For sis hours on jd* path from Jacksonville In Miami Thursday the 'train h*d hern held up at Fort Pierce well within the dead­ ly whirlpool of wind and salt spray sweeping across loulheni Florida I he passengers grew steadily, more-uneasy as the hours -passed' and the storm mounlrd, whining thought gravely for a mofnartt, tfien replied frankly: "Nothing." Before the pasaengers realised it the train had edged suit on the bridge and moved across It steadily. Whltecap* gleamed on the surging rannl water* outside *011 flung pate froth against the In a few moments the bridge had licert crossed and the jfarll largely imaginary—was passed. The passengers relaxed. "Weren't you really worried?" n passenger asked Gruner. "Well," he laughed, “1 was a gunner's, mate on tire flagship Olympia at Manila in IHVK when Dewey told Grldley he could fire when he was ready. I don’t think this hurricane quite comes up to Little Myra frowned up at friend of her mother who was on her trnln escort 6n the way to Miss Kuliy Wilson of Miami, a n Fort Laudcrdali school. "Do you think,**. »he **ked, "I should carry my doll piggy back when I get off the train? Or would she get too wot? H a v e In itia lle d B e v e ra g e D ln p e rv irr — Ice Cold Beer All Times BILL’S PACKAGE STORE and BAR 112 W. Flint 81. Phone 880 NOTICE The Firemen and Often* Lodge No. 001, affiliate of the A. F. of L* will celebrate their 10th nnnlvenutry on Monthly night September 22nd. at 8 P. M, at the hall on W» 13th. Street. We nre expecting our General Chairman to be with tut. The public ih cordially invited, to he with um. * ------ _. - —. A.-W. Dingle, President Sam Mitchell, Local Chnlrtnnn Complete Stock W H ISK EY - WINE M. C. Cinder Package Store S. Sanford Ave. (dlndervllle) ANNOUNCING OPENING OF THE FLIGHT DECK Cocktail Lounge and Restaurant - At The Sanford Airport Saturday, Sept 20 Nrtvly Remodeled Dunce Floor nnd Ballroom , Dunce To The Mfioir Of GLEN BROWN and HIS ORCHESTRA Dining From 6 P.M.'Til Closing 50c Cover Chnrtjc For Reservations Phone 9115 I'nder New .Management AZALEA DRIVING PARK One Mile Speedway CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA 75 Miles of Thrills. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY I n in a Haiti •Ink Allr* It T o Tlrom MS ItM iliff *tUS IIUSIMVM I 'a r l s T u r n e r * ls l U sin g H m le i No- I T o l i r o r y l*»klw*U ■lamps W M l u i H a iti* I>mmm T " Will roiuider selling an interest In ssi eatahlished Insurance S E P T E M B E R 2 I hI - agency to a young Hanford man, preferably a Gl, who will Free Time Trial* give hla lime l« the business on a salary, commission ar» rsngcmcnt, with privilege of acquiring the remaining interest. Other lines can be added which ih r owner has not had lime 2 :0 0 P . M. Scplember 20 - 2;00 lo 4:00 P, M. Adnitailim 1.25 — Children Under 12 Free to develop. DtT AIN' B o r J11S' A FEty DoLLAHS TW lA'A SM Ilst AN' A FROWN. HIT'S AlN'L'f JE S' t P VOll'S T6KKIN' IN . ER If Interested write to Bo* 55, c/o Hanford Herald, Hanford. • Week End Theatre Attractions Florida, giving full Information .ihout yourself and refer- PRICES" He - 10c OPENS-- 12:45 P.M. Dally SUNDAY 2F YOU’S BWiNr QtiT.!l MONDAY! F R ID A Y ! G-Men Trip Saints In 5 To 2 Contest mad* unlivo.-w**ild your* policy-pay lor - lh*_i rani ol guilabU queer- ■isiippi. trndHTunal opening ilay *111$ Tfltfdow, wil GAINKSVIM.E, Sept. 10, (8pe rivals, launch Iheir seasons at green palmetto. rial > — The Gainesville G-Men University, Misa., Under n e w • evennl (he Florida State la-ague coaches. Paul (Bear) Bryant guldShaughnrssy playoffs at threa all ia^ the former ami John Vaught i®njplained. Hut last night hy nipping the St., Aug­ at the helm of Olo Miss. alt lhe wind-lortui ustine Saints In « M s 1 battle. Harold (Rail) Draw, who Itrft trrc, , nJ w erfBig George Full* limited the M is s is s ip p i to r e p l a c e Frank "U n,..'. iomc- Saints to seven well scattered hits Thomas at Alabama, unveils the '10,“ l, •a hia mates were comhlng |ho of­ t!)47 Crimson Tide edition against ont »*ked. ferings of Johnny Thoobold for Misatasippi Southern at_ Birming- j "Checking a I Ige up ahead." | nine base Idows. He said briefly. Have, to—wait . Tonight, tella. the tale for Ihe . customary initial opponent. New­ two clubs.. The final tilt la sched­ berry, at Columbia, and. Ctemson uled to gel under way in St. Aug­ entertains Presbyterian. In night ustine tbi* evening with Manager - games, Rnndotph-Maeon is at Rumor iprrkd through ihe car* Richmond while Davld*on is host that ihe hurrirane had loosened Myrl Hoag working on the hill for the G’a ami Big Chief Jim 1 to Won. Kelcher handling the mound as­ Friday night attractions in­ supports of Ihr span across the signment for Manager Don An­ Si. Lucie Canal nnrlli of West derson of the Saints. clude Furman at Georgia. la v a ? D mmI •----- * Saturday H. JAMES G U T AGENCY Ldgal Notice , IN THE' C O U IIT t»P T H E t'O U .N . TV J r i H l K . H tJU IN n l.l r u l N t r . r u m i D A . IN I’RUUAIlK IS lit; INSTATE OK M Jt-TON « . ■A L'K K TT. I>*c****rt. . .TO A L L OH ED ITO ItM ANO KERgON« IIA V IN Ii UUAIM 8 -OH 1 st- W U h t-H AliA ISM T H AIII EHTATK: . Vou «m t *s*h ■>( .)-)». ar« h*r*li, a e titir d «»4 r e q o l l n l to prvw st a n , . claim * an-t <t*rii*nds w h ic h > vm. v> i l t h s r o r y o u . m »y h a v e •« •< « » Sh* . M<M<e <>r M ilton Ik H a tk a l'. It*r*s>«d. Imt * o l Mid f o u n t , , tv .-ih * c o u n ts Jude* o f j j h iahm U C o a o l,. K ln tid a, mi h is ofOeM in tllS C«UH llOUMt o f Mid fo<IMl> ' t t n a a r - t r i r i - r l d a . w llh la sig h t arl*A<tar in o iu h s tin n i th « llm * or Ih* f l r « p u b llra tlo a o l Ihl* male* Koch claim o r d*m *nd. * h al| 0* it w e ttin s . a n d •hall M ai* Ih* (>)••• . o r T**l-l*'t»--* a a d post ofr|<* add!** S « f lb * M a im a at, a n d •h a ll b* •<•«**• lo b , Ih* rlMlniMiji, ag»Ml. o r a tl o r n * ,, a n d a n , tuth sla lm »c d* WRIST POCKCT FACTORY PRirEH & FACTORY GUARANTEE -on (he name program INGRAHAM WRIST WATCHES $5*35 Neat, Dr«i» typ* ColloV Two Roomy Bul\on-Slyl« Podtelo ’ • IN T IIK f H tC U tT C O U R T OK T l t r .N I N T H JUDIC IAL C tttC U f l L JN A N D KOII HLM INOUS CtRINTV . P T A T K OK K L n tU D A . IN CHAN C U R T . N o S M I. t , W A L T K K M. (IA Y R * I'U im U l . jr. - T ' I». OATKlt jH 4 t w r .n d a n f : T U B B TA TK OK K L O n tD A . O IIB B T .m o m T o L u * , l> r » l * a who** - ' fasIdanra* a n d addr*M Is WIU8T ® P y .5 0 . WATCHES V• Nen-RIp IU «v» F««ti In g rn h n m kfatsK aarlll ,1 M id n— kit anf.fw d *MUM. ai will CLOCKS “ 8 L F .E P Y T IM E DONALD" OPEN H: FH . A M an. A d u lta - - 3 0 c • EQUAL BARGAINS IN HOUSEHOLD ELECTRIC °^ns *<Sr*fn\ D 18N R Y *8 5:3* F.M- POCKET WATCHES IH !it-; /f 111 T e a a r a h w s l i , utuiriM t t h a t *••' fW flH M V # ha* bj*t» tU*d a e s ln i* In Ih a f l r r u l i 6 n u t( la a a d for linot* C r ta n t,. m r t d a . la C h a r.' , h y W ell** K . O al** T o u a r e i , re u u lra d In fit* ,o U r a e , w i t h Ih* <*!*tk n l aatd C h a C o u n t, CaaeS - I le u s * n d . Kl-trSd*. on o r W fo r* g a y Of A i>. 1 W ALT DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM • FRIDAY and SATURDAY! ‘ -1 1119 i t s II,As n iifC r v 1 1 11 1 ^ 1W 3lj rh ild rta - 14a 1,*-l iQ 1 MATCHED WORK SETS of SANFORIZED KHAKI TWILL • Sturdy. Amy.iypte Twill! > T T w » IE ? t i THE PANTS- WBOY” �FRIDAY, S m \ 19. 1917 By Ray Gotto FOR 777£ B E ST ICE CREAM ON THE MARKET AGAIN 7... AM’ N O W lH C V f G O TTA P L m rTH 1 VT ^*1 m nkf our own Ice Cream, All f l u o n Tnsly — Delicious — H ealthful OUTSIDE # rr * OMAMPECMSMIP l (JAWC WITHOUT — T r r jp n c E r u iC A M MEM! iv) ______ d S ? \- I I I Kim foril A venue e v e n s e r ie s WHITE 1 -0 V IC T O R Y stjo w ts m e rw e e a ■a n d now m e ^PARKV^./from hero E N T E R S THE PICTURE I NO m o r e HOUSEHOLD ' DRUD6ERVI NO M0«E MONOTONOUS TOIL' ITS. PAINT THAT CLKANS ITSELI (S E C R E T O F C H E A T E R YAS SUH, AH SIIO AM m i ? 3IN . M lJS lN ' A\AH M A R K MORLN _____ ANY 1 HI N O / St. John’s M Y r a c k e t !* s w W R IT IN G . O IN A H . BUT IF T H IS C R A ’ E HOLDS T O G E TH E R W E M IG H T MAKE TH AT G A M E / M C N L Y ... AN* All AINT EVEN GOT TH' PRICE UF A . HOT DAWG/ I GOT NEWS M TOR YOU, K ID ..r' THE AIRPLANES HF.v/.. a i n ’t YOU 1H BUGS MISSIN* DAT < G IR L ? . VALUE) ••. HIT m L3w Hu j jin TM' CHAMPEENSHIP^ GAME 'CAUSE ( SVO) All CANT GIT OUT UF k CAUFAWNIA. a rORGET TH’ m TARIFF, MONEY. THIS FLIGHTS , v__ ON MCj V. BEEN T |INVENTED/ m Better Coverage OM.MISTUH, IF WE ONLY * KIN »i Better Appearance By Walt Disney -fttICKRr MODSK CHEATER:PROTECTION mill DHIAHII.ITV / M E T G O S H ... .( I W O U t-P N T A -'- e .G ^ T I S O YOU Br o u g h t uK *a_e t h e safvy INI S O T HOW no \YL1 KNOW YOU AIN'T T u [ m ic k e y 1 COMB O N , C A C ^ R WVIAT A P c ■v. 'H f . i . . . ly z isH G u -S 1. IN FO R 9 0 ? F 7 " n q .,iiu i; ^ . i u *i ■ ; ' L IT T L E BASV.. AYP H E LOY I ' I.JONAF>&a ?_______ ; HILL LUMBER & SUPPLY YARD COM E C N .C A S F 'G F I SM iL fcl I T S N O U S IfO W C O W M U R C IA L PHONE IDO 'C O F S S ? •*' *• >»I V i 1^1Ipl 71 j rffl O rS ffi ■Ltie*i ELECTRIC COMPANY 223 W. THIRp ST l WAS rk PCLBU F- Legal Notice MOW! MWAT A 6 ARTICLES FOR SALE 10 llunincHH Opportunities TUXEDO FK y,DS—corenlete line, A ItKi.'UUD PLAYERS for rent, lly H unt's T u s e jr Feed Slur* day or week. The Music Dj *. Ill1 i'nintk, Poultry Supplies, Nail*, W. la t SL ‘Phone OKI. Purina Feed*, Groceries um! .OFFICE apace 411 ilelM h Buihlmg Meat*. Tuurhtun St Watson, I 2i)l Iju g u light nffitca, s»ewl/ decor­ Celery, Phone 1199. ated, all utilities, heat ami jani­ to r service fum iihed. Call HrJrt* FOB SA Lfc LtmrrncV for d riv e ­ A* H. St A. Dept. Stufo. way* and fnedw ava— Phnne II K lllli IMM u u ftu n h liid Spnrit fo r office o r olher ty p e InisInesae. Sec W illiam liny Hon, —S a n fo rd llua .S ta lim n . ■---------OOMFORTAIILK fu rn iah n l toil' room adjoininu liatli fu r 1 uirl (HECKNTLY rcmodelerl garage apartmcnl, 3 rmims. Plenty of room on beautiful Silver Lake, Bathing & fiahing. Phone IU2 before ft P. M.■or 2 (9 -after 7 2 W A N ! ED TO R ENT F illK ll SH R IM P D IN N E R S every night a t llom er'a. OKAY... T H E Y FO NO THE ). NUCSE WHO S T .r . " T W 5 V. a ABN1 YOOCC I - M aintenance niiilrrmU com­ pany, opt-inting on n nationwide hn.ilx, t* t t r r r p t in g o p e n in ' a MlltliEM flf~ViTCirTiwn nr<> oiilv iti|u u lte a . Write Un­ ited 1.abut aim Irs, loc., 10801 Kuril.I, Cleveland TJ. Ohio. lir l i u i t r i l lu ll» ntvl* |-aUO-lt8ri> r ll-r-f V* flilloW a. I l t , ! « i l l W JL L . ifrlm l ru rit lo r fe e d , rtril.s A moat- ovai y- JialiiH iay tncrrt- rfW. Park sa ic u n l'.l In- Pint Hook intf. J . W. Bell, U k r Monroe. pja- car of Km,tn,.i. IN illio frrtmli, Ihriir* FOR P iano T u n tn g and R epairing. I- I. Sill. Rea. flll-W . iMitiit |7 •lir«ftt. »«.\Ti:i* • ' -* , S ARTICLES u d r i v b .it . HOT P L A T E LUNCH Served from 11:30 to 2 a t H om er’s. SPORT COAT siie 14 pr^irtirally ne*r. Phone 606-R. FOR SALE iN a R A D IO (tf.P A IR IN ti SKK Jimmie Cowan's Sheet Metal Fred M rm . 311 8. 2nd S t Works for roof paint St roof Cal. wonder pepper plant. U . B, TUB 1IDMC SHOP painting. I'hone 610. . Mann, Lake Monroe, Fla. WATCH A CLOCK REPAIRIN' 1700 Sanford Ave. Phone I143 J 6 ARTICLES WANTED FOR SALK * ATTENTION MDTHRRH >LD NEWSPAPERS—3 0ENT8 igbest c a sh p rtre paid for used —DIAPKR SERVICE— > PER POUND. BUNDLED IN furniture. Ted Darla Furniture Baby Valot * furnishes hospital BUNDLES. Cd. 311 E. 1st. I’h. 963. clean, sterile diaper* and deudnr10. IS, 20 and 36 CENT iicd container. Konomlcal and I'LL BUY your ear regardless of HERALD OFFICE safe. Fully medlrally approved age or condition. Boy Real, 306 Call Daytona 2467-W etdlret fir W. 2nd 8L NEW SPINET PI A NOS-W eaver. details. 96 diaper*, 12 a week. Liberal trade in A term*. The 'ANTED — used t typewriter .In "F1R8T IN SANFORD'* Musir Bo*. 119 W. First S t good condition. Phone I066-W. Pohne 063. Cohen's Radiator Shop for rom plrle radiator servire. 106 San MOTOR’S INN. French and Sem 7 PdU, Livestock. Supplies ford Ave. Phone 356-W. F o r SALE—Beautiful 23 monthe Curtain*. Lace tablecbtha waehnt, . , AUTO RADIOS, Moto: old. Black male Cocker Spaniel. starched A stretched. 61B MelPedigreed. Will sacrifice Phone ‘ and Service. The Sfullc JonvIlli .Ave. Phone, 879. 118 W. 1*t SL Phnne 963. Batteries A Battery Charging. 8 HELP W A N T E D WANTED a boy to work part tiny at service station. Must he able to furnish references. Atlantic Oil Station. 3rd and Park Ave. ilrwiy complete. Magic. 8 mge. Second hind doors. 15 painting and .bod: work jruarvnteni Gibbs Body Shop Ave. Phone 1009-J AUTOS rOR SALE FOR SALE , 1939 Packard, new motor, new m bt*er.J2W 4L Magnolia..Radio and heater.. *---------------------------- ■ PICK-UP TRUCK; Plymouth 1B38, L00R SANDING k finishing, good motor, 1296. Phona Or­ d e r i n g A waxiilg. Our power iando 2-1239 after 4 P. M. unit enable* ua to work where M ^ there la no electric. C6I available. 21 yeafs a ir Itrie*.* !L M. Gleason. Lake Mary; F | t PAINT CO. LAWNS MOWKD.^Low pricai: Je tty Lord Phona 738-W. F STOVE, hoi * a ta r FOR_SALE-1840 144 ton Ford client condition. Ph. BABY SITTER— Raa truck' with body. Phono 83, Hill Lututar A Supply Yard. year old boy, Phuue BLUE yVINDSHIEDS ny make or 'model car. daylight driving. Cuta headlight glare at night. Y WORK WANTED EXPERT aulu repair. All Jackson A 2100 French »♦ RClN UP T»€RE' YOU'RE WANTED.' L00*<5 LIKE B 0 9 LAWTON HE*5 THE ONE, SHfRIT* ) - ( yOU TWO ARE UNDER ARREST FOR ------------------------------------I SAW TIE 5WCOHNGi j S \ . ------------------------------- - = r - T MURDER ! COMPANY y r - tif b#Hji hctllinlhE Hartf tut, Hrmiti*1411# J J «*. H. nA TC irrr, itA R A L T N (1A TP I I I L mwi TJI& GIVE4 06 A NEW StANI ON YOU,GARNER' WEU MAKE Tuf MOST C f IT ' MEANWHIlE < • CAT tfE SHOT « l-j^rit ,1 “ » e w i i v s Itm fW a . v AT 'EM, GHVER\l ) ( H e y / WE LL HAVE TWO OUT RIGHT NOW 1 z a -----1! ?»8T AND r re brrrbF r»-iulr«l t« ape-* ■ t’irre lf I’e.irt oC Ktiuln'.l* KbuHa. In C i o u . r r , >is He nf droUor, I *11. In a »*■■ for iflvem Ih.rnln P»irl nt>Ur»vlsl..i llltn of wrhl* '■ S E E U S FOR EXPERT t»i THE P-ONIO B ARBEI A. I» I >17. K ltK D IV K A N slU lt i l l A IU.F.H K IN N K Y , MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING AND TYPING CREDIT I.URHAtf OP HANFORD 16 N. Park Phene 180 f r«»t ttalx nf AK CORD *nod 118.00 rnid. Write John Carlin, A ltamonte C O U PL E Would like 2 or s-ro o m fu rn ish ed ap artm en t until Ja n . l« t. 1948. Reply J . A. IF. f a i r TK A NSFK RS-- I.a rg r new a s s o r t­ LtlN N IlT MCMULLEN'S Market H erald. >Y V R nrltef Shop open T im r^lny. m ents Dernl Set* fo r K itchens, F rid ay A S atu rd a y . . Haihroom s, N u rsery , A lso C lass S BKAL F S T A T T F cm SA M Tum bler Sots, H UNT A CAR SUNK AftJK CLASH A YOU IIRIVB IT P t l N T CO. P H O N E 300 IIK A t, K STA TB.A , l i t W. 2nd S tre e t nWICKLAND-MOIIHIHON M O RTCA CB LOANS I RAYM OND M". H A L L Iteslto# R eg istered B roker and Inauranca" AlT">l Rm. 4 F lo rid a S ta le Hank Itldi OM.MICK.EYI I UAVE MOST W O N D EC PU L S O R P R iS G F O S YOU' a p p lii B lio U s •A ‘ BlfSNM * ' * Show r a n is and P eelers fl— DUK*H HKJN H W tV lttli O. D. Lsndreis. H u m 1021 1NHURAIWB F lo w ON T M O F F H A rt& S l for ounlifii'il men for territorial franchises. No m pii.il InvVST* tUcnl n « f » u r jr . Fatih in your­ self aitil n n earnest desire to R E N T — Floor san d er. Ksay Uigtii ~*.f W hy f n i t*» n«n #if »ni*r M*| I. 'iiTflH t* FUtlTir”TiRAN D iT A N u - W u r lll- ’ fo ld P a in t St (ilaaa Co. i'hone ptifiin hd»il |In» *»r I .hi t ti» mtttu ra il nifllEf Ilf isiut>r le r, rveurulitioneil. T he Music 303. :**i .*J•«Mfi PitKfflg lint iif Ho*. llU W. Fi«*t S t. I'hono J- i «D<| it 1(1* #MUilll i«Rl lllfllH DOWSE • PLYM OUTH litFt ( lielir (* *uutliw^*| alniiM *•**' P A R IS A ND HURVICE rftlf Hilt1 »«f laiiti C h |t<f T t'» •'t#th CONCKKTH SE W ER P IP E 109 P alm etto Ave. Phone 1011 r a # t r * i r n « r * * f l # * * t I , i h * F H > n w l i i S K IT IC TAN KS, C reaao Tre rattrf 1% nlotitc lliu* *if l^*tw * YA-DK m olh pro o fin g laala ti *, If, It |} and ISA »** »»»* •• •* 11' * * veara. lla v o yo u r woolcna moth n i p f r r t v r f i r i i r r * « f t d - t D A proofed now ; Downtown C lean­ m n - e n .s -frw r r^ in 'n m - r .n n r .r H y \-v» alk| with .iftrl fifty fr»»t ** e rs & L au n d ry . 113 Palm etto Fitilift) Mile *»f Ftliul* titfuth!»• »n Ave. P hone 914. U>l« | tlwti ISA of IIIt K 41, ft. BURK hog la id 3$r lb. 3 lbs. tl.cKr 4 OR & ROOM em pty htmiA>. Phone N. l.iin .U ig , flindervllle, Route MOW! AVY-U!3! FROM SJTCH . U rU ntrr. Vl ••■tslir. verso* Mouatlne MrMlirry, W liitn u m y (let**' hand end ..fflrlal a - ' 1 .1 Mstif.nl. n<,rl*a. Hi la 19th d*t r K an lnin l.rr, n p 1947 iierndnn firry PtrtUII Cnuif iitvtt) llv H U llunl ‘ |W|Mi|y Clftk KTTA KETT By Paul-Itobinson THC «JAlO n s C3M THg I ; / u r dlljC A N VOU OOMB CONN 11 ri Dm M o a n r a i ,------ OcMtatG aiiev ana I < v ~l*PiN -U P*& «tS |r-: v - TMn C rVT) jo e r o e o -e , •voo.'OKxr.* 1 ABOUT 1FM.-I n ( CBBc! Are you trout 1»<1 by d u tn u of I*m»H funcuenal monthly dWurtoaneeal Dnaa U»H S u l , you BUPsr from pstn, real so am o u r, tired. KIDNEYS GETTING YOU'UP NIGHTS 7 GO (UGHT el MSS KBIT.' s shcs Mina non.'- awo fM pflarrv suae tvpi voaQ t^qoK W G ' S ub u. B* JUWT THg ___1 VBNO HEO ' BIGHT I cn*a! / . i f ! �p n i^ ia n g ^ f .m i <■, Lr • t. At THE CHURCHES ifnllw •H rtM* I'a ii-lllu l cultural production •{j'V* *rfmf‘l nonsense to me," the Tveiv Yorkti .wrote in the finj. p(..six. article* (or Collier** dealing with hi* cabihet job under Franklin. D. Row' Veit. . — Motgenthau described the late Hopkin* .*» the "belt** of the New Deal spender* becauie he got money into circulation quickly lor pumping purpose* and gave -destitute people work. ( i" *; it H I■ I■ . TIIE ciiuflcii OF n o n . . FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH T w entyfifth Street and *• W. I*. Ilrouks, Jr., paatqr, . ' Elm Avenue Park* A tenor at Slsth Street ' ile v . Joe CVCrsw*/ paator .Sunday School, 9;45 A. M. , Sunday school btfcjitk at 10:00 Mornlng worship, 11:00 A- M. A. M. with Mr. Clyde C. Muse Training Union, 6:16 H. M. supt. ’We hive classes for all Evening Worship, 7:30 P. M. The Kev. Maurice ilrantli-y mis- ages with good'spirit filled teach­ aionary to Nigeria, Africa will be ers that will make the- service a call will t>« g iv en ... , apeak for us Sunday. Pastoral service j i t I fsPO A. M. Wednesday Prayer Servire, 7:30 The pastor urges ell member* to P. M. * Monday -.Tuesday#- Wednesday - be present at this service. . fckss, he said, wan "*o anxious Evangelistic service at 7:45 P. to keep g raft and politic* out week of prayer for Slate Mis­ M.' The peator will be speaking of the public worka program that sions-program* 'by the W.M.U. at both morning and avening ser­ ha practically ipent through a vices. A fter the message an alter medicine dropper." Ickes’ slow- FIRST MKTIIODIST CllURCIl rail will tie giving. naa* in making decision* wn* Murnlng Service: “The Achieve­ V. L, 0. Servlft 'eheh Tuesday “sometim,-* a real handicap, ’ ment of Fidelity." evening at 7:48 P. M. Mr*. Cyn­ Morgenthnu added. Kvening Service: "Christiana— thia Gaiisy, Leader^ 'A program . In a foreword, Morgenthau oabl Or Keasonohle Farsi ml Ira." for all young peonje, ha waa prepared to tell the W. M.B. Service each Thursday each whole atory of hia adminiitratiou evening at 7:46 P. M.,, Mr*. Flora FIRST CHUMCII OF CHRIST to far a i hi* record* and knowl­ Crews, leader in rHxYge.' SCIENTIST edge allowed. And alao to "run The Church atdRg;«band will H00 Ka»l Second Hlrcel the rink of mlainterpretalion by furnish the music Tor all these enemy or by friend." He .added. ‘t I' i’i|AA *'*M f *m !* ningh fC rvirr.!services, and the public l» Invited “Roosevelt's place In history ■tu n d * la sufficiently maaaive to aqryivo Subject: "M atter." H:00 I’. M.: Wrilge.vlay Servire. the pinprick* of* (wUy detrac­ Cfll'AL HOLY CHO Resiling Room hours, Tuesday's tor*.' Referring to the New Deal'* and Fridays. 3:00 to 6:00 P. M. Mark T, CaVpHtiWT Rector three big depression spender*. Feast of St. MatlhsW, Rvsngellst CHRISTIAN A MISSIONARY Morgenthau aaid today: 8:00 A. M.: tI|)Yt0kmmunion. ALLIANCE "I waa In favor of having them Chapel. On Hanforil-Orlando Highway (pend all that war nreeiaary 8:30 A. M.: Hally Day. Church Glenn E. Smith, Paator to meet human needs, hut I knee School. Opening service In the SUNDAY that a future of unlimited spend- ' 10:00 A, M,: Bible School. Mr. (hutch, Every member of the tng would only demoralise tlu A. WIcLnldt, Sunt. echool la requested Id be present. 11:00 A. M.: Morning prayrr and btulneaa community." , ... 11:00 A. M,t Morning Worship. Tailing of a ita ff meeting on 7:46 P. Mg Evening Service. sermon. April 16, 1037/ when ha .aaid ej(- The pastor will speak at bold **r2:00 P. II,: Holy Baptism..' -* fnrta ware being made to taper vlces. The public Is cordially In 6:00 F. M.: First fall meeting off govarnment money outlays. vilaL _ . | of_y.E.8X. Opening devotions in ----1the chaos!. . . Morgenthau Treadled that Wal­ lace yapected to apend $1,267,000,CHRIST CHURCH. I.ongwood ) Advance notice—First fall inset000 In 1937 exduiiva of the coil jlng of th« Men’s Club on Septem­ Mark T. Carpenter, Vicar of atablliitng farm production ber 29 at 7:00 o’clock, fit. Monica Hti M atthew,'Evangelist and crop consumption through 3:00 P. M.: Evening prayer and,Chapter will b« In charge of the an “evsr-normal granary" plan." sermon. * (supper, $1,167,000,000 in 1838, and >1,087,000,000 in 1838, This brought a remark from a tchh World Revolution— -S taff-m am ber- that - Wallace’s-*«hsent. \ha'd “given away" M ’a n tla ic e fro m Pag* no . I II oalln.rd .Ires, l'»i« uatl 1.894,000,000 from 1834 to 1837. ahevltta cgme to power 30 year* orgenthau himself lnterpo»e<l some comment. * * Aildressing the UN tieneral Aa- ago.. kfet Wallace's “overhead" waa What more natural than that 1180,000,000 or rflne months to 'aeinbly -yesterday Mr. Vjhinsky, m odoV Jfoi Soviet deputy foreign minister, Russia should make the most of give aW&y (B 16,000,000." opporunity? The only new When he informed Wallace nf cried “war monger" at John Foa- its thing In the situation la that Musthis talk, Morgtnthau _»aiiL U r te r Dullea ami nearly a doieii oth­ row has tabled Itl ' CSTdl Secretary of Agriculture comment- er lending American* and turned move which was forced upon ' ait ad: “You don't understand what down flatly (hr n»w Marshall plan deliberately by U. 8. Secretary of ■Jor remodeling the- United N a­ W* are doing." State Marshall'* challenge in the : “Oh, yea I do," Morgerithnu ait til tions. The war-monger charge was Assembly Wednesday. ha replied. ”1 understand It more Vishlnsky’a speech wasn't con­ ft •very day. This Is ten times thrown directly nl Dulles. structive, and obviously wain't Dulles was silting with the U. worse than llnpklna. Hopkins is meant to tie. It waa a capable job the only one that has cut down S. delegate midway in the U. N. of two-fisted street fighting, assembly hall as the Russian chief expense* in Washington ami th.< which Included calling of names. . on# that costa us more than an*- delegate vigorously flayed nations It was, of courae, a cry of de­ and personalities in the basic ! body elxe is Wallace. My hat is fiance but many delegates nuie*l •Soviet policy statement to thli eff to him—he I* getting awny that It was straight-from-thesession of the assembly, „ with murder." *boulder Red propaganda which Vishinsky. bitting hard at the Rorgenthxu aaid there waa Just wuuld make prime reading in HusU. 8. policy supporting Greece, a* much pressure fur sjn mliti;; “th a t the**a iiro & ly 'a d o p t ala and would impress satellite* , , from ConitTes* aa from • govern. proposed a resolution calling on Ihe U. 8 ., and temporising nations. ; merit agencies. On that Issue, hu Turkey However, We shall make a mis­ and Greece to halt "the bald, many Congressmen were .propaganda of a new w ar" which take If we don’t also take this j #*|ike the Georgia politician whu c- said- waa lidnjc-raixicd-uiL by speech to lie a declaration- of ' policy by Ih e Soviet government. 4 ------- always-voiad dry toll drank . ..f , a r, |ul„ ry c|rc!t.,.; The language which Vishinsky The resolution nlsu ratted' for outiavHng atomic and other wea­ used hs* shocked a multitude. -L u,. HEflH FOR WALLACE pon* of “ mass extermination" aa Your correspondent has attended many international conferences In ' NEW YORK, Sept. 19. G P )- being in the Interest* of “all the _______, . to stymie the weild m ohmiwr Eugena Dennis, general secretary i-ace loving nations” ami aa "the ~|a Communist l *ariy/-aaUt last eavirai -blow- upon the propag­ down" tilt Ttntfch was the first for the spread of-Communism, the ,t American Communist* he­ anda and the instigator* of a new break by the United States from | time will come when It will break the unanimity of the great pow ers. against the shores of great couned the time waa right for war." The chief Russian delegate, No. In the U.’ N j Dies which will fight to keep it ditching a third party but that 2. Tha Marshall .economic plan] out. However, that’s a m atter o f i#y would not “Isolate ourselves" 1 depute to Foreign Minister Mol­ by taking such a step "without otov, blamed the United State* for Europe waa merely an exten- the rather distant future. 8omslubstantis! trade union and Other and liritain specifically for the slon of the Truman Doctrine to I thing may Intervene, progressive support." Dennl* told slow progress on atomic energy rover sll Europe. JL-Tbe- United States and Bri­ ,a rally the party favored^."a control and arms limitation—two strong; Independent people's parly rmim* advocated try R ovlcrR usiti tain are responsible for tha lag In last year. setting up atomic energy controls.! ‘ * connected with the proHu labeled tho Marshall plan 4. Soviet Russia will stand firm ­ Wallace program and announced yesterday as an “lll- ly against sny attempts to disrupt concelved scheme to substitute and the unanimity of the great powers bv-psaa the security council." ■—the veto rig h t „ ____ down tu the a: *- 87 Offtcls! anti 'brlvste' circles In . J Vinhinalur-set V plause of the Russian group in the United States are hurling unLegal Notice ‘ . the assembly, whlfh had .cheered fuumled charges of war prepara­ him eevcral' time*. The United tions against Russia. MOTICK TO SPTK SM ' No. s i n S t a i r s drlrfcatlnn did not ap­ Vlshimky waa applsudfd as be •TOl “ AH" O tlK lJ , II A ttS'll ILI. plauded or make any move when leveled verbal assaults- against .V*bo*e rstldtnc* l« Hall. I^iultlaOs. the grey-halred prusrcutlng attar- what he called American war rar proa n d who** | mmi office *<Mr*t* •• >y, now a diplomat, finished. flteera and "war-mongers. wg< ." The car* e t (l*a*r*l ire llte ry , lt»u. ts*uHe msdq .these other conten­ Soviet Ukraine, Poland, and other ' T tlU AHl3 I S K H k l tr N O T IK IK U tions in his speech! T^e members of tha Russian group - I k s I .lite r * ha* l w « lA e iltu in t sn<) 1. The Truman Doctrine . laid rlapprd loudly. Rimsian P V - E 1 1 Me were all of frame construction, sod were located It) the Higgins Industries plant and Industrial Canal are* The Navy had crash boats work­ ing In the k.aka Fontchartraln shore area, evacuating residents. The naval boats w6re going from house to house over deeply Hood­ ed 'lan d , - : ■' ". A number of persona narrowly , »eap«d injury whan the roof and walls of a garage collapsed, crash­ ing on several: automobile*. At Raton Rouge, hurricane force wind* were expected by mid-afternoon. The Harding Air­ port already reported 40 mile falea. « -v Sheriff Newman Debretlon and Chief of Police Fred Parker want* •d citltens to go home and stay out. of danger. Emergency and disaster relief crews were order­ ed to stand by at Baton Rouge. The National Guard was alerted. sign atop a department (tore 1 in n it I t i n t ' l i m n town. ,0 P,,ca M114.tto j-h0 Ford eboul Comcrashed Into Canal S tre e t'b u t'no - L t i o n s L iU n C IlL O ll ' ‘ * [puny U the oldest in the gum ball one waa injured. (CMIlHfC frm Cm * Um * l(Ws|lasni im n r««» ■>•” • - butlhcss and makes ita own gum to Near Pontchartrain Beach, a reported in the »ellleroent of Her­ huge rooftop which stood 40 Te-*t uf the machine-,' whirh bear* high standards, said Mr. Nelson. on. tall, was torn to bit* by- gust* l Lion's Club Insignia on the gloss It la „not bubble, .gutn. Machines of 75 miles per hour. 8 treeu iniglobc. Inclo.ing . the . varf-colorcl *Tt> fullv ^covered by Insurance. Near Diloxi, Miss., stout timlief pier* were snapped like match New Orleans, _lined by tgigantir : |1Bn« nf K„ n ; Tba Jw-c/irf th e ; ' r . _ stidka, and roof* were torn from ^ ro tOccn-cgf peled to ‘ruaclii ri<- Is iicight •hromlui'u and - . _ ' _ in * many homer. A /tide 10- feet n<*pth of M virat Inthci by' ,* . , • » #_ 1 i n i i fe l a K v I p n H n i l P n p unit tori) branches.' Fallen p.,w -H hn‘ -tucHott cap* for Tost unlog to l IID L 1 8 C / X i e n a C U T O T above _normal flooded residential line* lighted the murky- morniit" icounlors. It operates by inscrlion • S i g n i n g D lB Q V O W U ls area*,'am i gigantic tgavu brok* built 20 year* ago agalnil storm*. with blue-green sp a rk r and dU -juf n penny. ’ . ^ ■- ° Highway 90 vas impassable and rUf u T te ^ ^ , Gih. . i .u h ! 1,1 pointed out that the gum I ^WASHINGTON. S ep t 19, GP>— over the city’* $3,600,000 aeawall, ‘__ was atudded with stalled automo­ pecan.. crop w .a.-f-.„,-!m taking a « trl,in c e r w .tr invenlid . f f .a enumber ' " The T ? National Labor Relations Board and Robert N. Denham, Its beating with ftiany trees Mown "* y«nrc ago liy n T!.-.p{r»t mini biles. duwn and other* stripped o f"f'-"1lor rlre lire, 11 . M, .Mount, who i j gcm-ral colrnvol. W a v allowed, The staamship. Empire State Rage and ripening nu u . Tin roof-i | n„n. .jj y (.n l , u!l( latter’s A F t. and CIO top officers until ■napped , ita haw'sera amt peeled away from the Congreaa Street " f l w up like tlnfoH. ^ son main- the mgehir.i * which OcL 81 to sign affidavits dies- * At Biloxi guits up to 76 miles , , . . wharf In New Orleans, but the vowing Communism. The effect of an hour raked that resort city | ,"*vv »>«'**i placcvl by civic master succeeded in reaching mid­ -r, ojgan, . , « Uo n l» that the board wlU and water covered the causeway JJfRons -h 13 sta’c The Jack-1 not JUmi*, AFL and CIO eases stream and both anchor* were leading to .the inner harbor. tunvillr* Uni t Club is one of the In-fore that date." dropped. A deatroycr-eacort broke More than 10,000 persona were loose * and rammed the Algiers evacuated from flimsy wartime Farry. housing projects along the vulner­ Mui*ant International Airport, able Gulf Coast from Pensai-.dti 14 milt* west of New Orleans, NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 19 (/!*) westward. reported the roof torn off it* One fishing boat was m ia-ir: main building. The field Itself —A great Gulf hurricane atrurk Louisiana at 6:30 A. M. today, with two persons aboard. Thee was under a foot of water. The 130-foot smokestack atop ripping into the exposed area at were listed as Kalvator Barrior the Hotel Monteleone, in the the mouth -of the Mississippi and hit 17-year-obl nephew,- KimFlench "Quarter of New Orleans, River with Winds of 100 piUea >n sell . Collins. collapsed * across twu buildings hour. Mayor Delessep* S. Morrison Grateful Lellcrt Pour In From I sometimes felt so high atrur ; The storm which devastated proclaimed but no one was hurt. A banana a ’state of- emergency Lakes To Gulf. Moled Medicine ami weakened I could scatccly s large p o rtio n of Florida two conveyor was slammed against the at 7:30 A. M, fC S T )‘and orders 1 Gave Her Prompt Relief After stand on my feet. My elimina­ days ago waa reported early tocausing uneilimated damage, all persons to "remain Ittdoaru, Four Years Search, States Well- tion waa sluggish, and many days top of a shed at Erato Street, day centered 30 miles north of off the streets, and keep mil? I frit so worn out th a t, most of Known Resident A 3-story health center clinie [lurwood, l.a., which is near the of the downtown area unless -t my housework had to go undon*. on Rampart Street, on the rd,-o mouth of th* mighty river. Fore­ is absolute necessary." one can b« mor# thankful Happy ri'- ’t and Women from for“No of the business district, waa casters aaid It would pas* “very He continued: "The situation the Retongs gava thsm. rloae" to the sprawling city of to Gulf ate I relish relief unroofed and one wall cavad in Is well in band and all agencies the (7ic.it my food without trouble, l< llintr • >' tlu-r-'li. f l(* ii-nct rave under the storm's impact. A res­ ijrw Orleans, functioning 100 percent in Ugly black' clouds and rain are them, lifted r-f t : V, at nf i«ttflor­ that high strung weakened feelini idence on North Hroed Street the protection uf life ond prop- in is relieved, and so If th* stuggls1 in'* »**» the MV city as orl war*'*-. reported •* V collapsed but no injuries were re­ were elimination. 7* 1‘ «frfel-so -much beHef bell <f. MtVrrny? i l - s o ‘much ■ thousand* of refugees crammed ported. - n a ___ U11.1-p. u . ibnlic . 1b. .u. U J in I - .g. .s .a.n. d » ’ -The-purpose 1iof the proclnmatlrtrf; all v a ila b le ild ..f 9T0 IL v . l l Mill R. id, N TV., , l r o n |l , r 1 P*rK)n'Ph4re' waa no estimate of pos­ the Mayor said, was "not I sible casualties alohg Ihe Gulf u th e r s h e lte r s : t i usts up to 76 ipil-.-s alarm apyone" hut simply as ft .ttla n tn . G i . who hnnmlv d c ln r e ti! ""Y recommended Retong* to. and steady winds uf 66 mil** gava nn- -.pli-ndi Coast, but' It .was .feared-that In­ S K ____ ' precaution. Retonga is S Intended to relieve juries and property damage woulJ tui1* at the historic city. -■* T-lief a fte r i’veryth|ng else I trird il 1st res* due to tnsuffietnt flow Approximately 8,600 persons really exceed the toll In Florida, Three of the firat five- pa»«et had failed. My appetite was |-,<«1 of digestive Jukes in the stomach, 'here, Wfiere the storm struck two huddled in New Orleans’ murilci- thrown by Georgia’s Frank Sink- m ost of iht- tim e but just u fter loss of appetite. Vitamin B-l de­ us! auditorium and 20,000 wer« . , _ , . , . ....... _ days ago, only five live* were lost *n Vr i-sling my viff*-ring l«gsn. Eo ficiency and constipation. Accept although property damage aoared n it mated to be sheltered In the wlc*1 city’s 40 school*. Many of the | “n« e. ,Bow| ' lMiic were B"04 t(,r much gtis furituil in rrtv stomach no substitute. Relonga may be* * to many millions. tliyt it pfu-n pri s s - l against my obtained a t TOUCHTON DRUG .* . tefugees were French aoeaking touchdoWM. clirst until I could liaidly breathe. CPfiakaem an and ■l, ,4 truck ieiial# faem dee ffrom v/i rsi I Adv. C . 8lltJ r P*r'* nt l^e hou* * * /n• fishermen farmers Ihe Rene housing project for lbs flood-threstgned b#you ..£01111negroes a t New Orleans - wsi a ' dry below New Orleans. Phone Phone reported destroyed in the early The New Orleans health center: psri of the hurricenV. The houtei was unroofed shortly after dawn and one of the three story brisk wall* caved under ihe poundlnT* various parts of .the world arid of hurricane winds, huge metal , cannot recall anything even ap­ proaching the Deputy Foreign’ Minister's warmongering charges INNERSPItING against the--United R tatri and MATTUKSS even against individuals. One of Vishintky'a surprising V and (and nrta would say somewhat daring) attacks was made against MATCHING and the American Legion whicn in­ cludes the millions of Americana BOX SPUING who did so much to save Russia Hot ft For In th* great war. He classed the “n o t o r i o u s American Legion" among the war-mongers. Well, what does all this add up to? Naturally s lot of folk today Less I.Ibentl Allowance For Your Old are looking anxiously at their war ,S. Sanford Ave. (Glndcrvitie) t Spring and .Mattress barometers to are how they read. Well,.so fa r.a s l .see-we ore no ‘0 nearer war today than we were H O LLY W O O D before Vtshinaky unburdened hlmC pU C H self yesterday. That being so, w* still ean_ accept It m) a .(acl . -LAUNDERETTE-----Complete ■ftsitMr Russia nor any other country wants war. All other of things aside, She Soviet Union isn’t resdy for w sr and won’t be , ' {S A N F O R D so for many years. Of course, if nothing happens _W hol*. W egks -Wrurh 4)on»-A ul< vm aH rnlly New Orlehns Hit Morgcnltau : v F R ID A Y , S E P T . 19, 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE SIX .v THOUSANDS ARE HAPPILY fRAISING RET0NGA,. <« 5 69 S 69 L ECHOLS F O R . BETTER BEDDING FRESH MEATS . GROCERIES $ 6 9 'flH M. C. GINDER’S GROCERY $49' a j I SF OCR tiUIXeGT 1‘1-AN— And “Pay Aa • 30 Minutes 100% Soft Water • Telephone 1082 ECHOLS BEDDING COMP * Excellent Sanitary (’ond It limn Second nt .Oak r SANFORD- Celery nnd Sanford Avenui O R I.A N D rt- Phone 1232 * rH O Fn U M rm . p u iiitir r , • N A H N IIII.U ) «■ " A ir o d k i .i . Jtilt j.-ei fOK lawns, smuts, tiowas, THUS D e fe n d a n t. AN D YOU A UK liKMKHY IU." I n R E t i to file a n a p p e s rn n ta in *' *sld pnx eed ln a* on Ihe XJiiO ey o f October. A. D. I M L W ITN ESS m y h a n d and th e eevl e f «alit C o u rt at Hanford, ploildn. ‘ Ihl* IlU t d a y o f Hepteniber, A. U. N‘ I Is (OW pending In th* Clreott 1‘ourl ,U a n d 'f o r H enilaule C u u n lr , K lo rld j, 'i a C h a a c e ry . a eel) exslnn* j m fo r sb e o lu te d iv o rc e w h e re in you,. "A ir* OIHCLL U A IIN 'IIII.U * r . I h . tle fe o d . , I M a n d P H Y L L tH U I IA I lN I Ill.l, In , n e p l a i n t i f f , s o d an Bhbr*vt*t><ttitle ' • I lb * e*M I* I 'l l X LI.IH U HAHN* ARM O U R’S P u lv e rize d SHEEP MAHURE KI LN DRIED current selling- prices ‘ of the foliowing NEW BUICKS ‘ delivered Hi Sanford. • "L ii.i 4-Door Convertible Sedanette 2076.00 Special 2138.00 2731.00 2322.00 Super 2236.00 3057.00 2633.00 2532.00 Roadmaster All prices Include factor}* equipped Underseat Heater, Defroster, Radio, Clock, etc. f %i O* i- * We .»# V* ^ S a rltai^lC» rV Sell new cam to dealers. Sell to imliv’lduul:i who buy for resale. Require u trade-in to obtnln delivery of a new QUICK if you do not #'/. j * * 1 have n car. . . . --- - ■ - s Require you to purchaso udditionat needless accessBHes. Pemiltze you by makinic un unjustified, low allowance for, the car you trade, * 0 • • . to remove vggW a n d m oisture. B ro ad cast A rm our's P u lv e r lx e d ^ e o p and Mod b o d oF your Victory M a n u re o n yo u r law n, a ro u n d shrubi, flo w ed , tre a t. W o rk It Into th e m G o rd o n , a n d o d d hum ui to yo u r toll. Sheeip m an u re b a n all-o rg an ic fo rtllb o r a n d will food y o u r p lan ts oil sum m on ! vr|l pa .M LAt'-s n, vi# r e v s • 100 lb. & 50 lfi: BAGS ** « ip* ALSO !,,,i ■ -.i ilr% 1 We assure you that everythlni la being done to increaae production of BU^CX- c tr i w^icb ia limited only by availability-of mitUrlaU. Aa nearly as possible our deliveries are being made (rHrceping with the date on which your name v u taken. So when good friends nsk utt, “How do I get one of those BuickaT”, our forthright answer is nlwnya tho same: "Place your name on our list, sir, at otico. The soffner wo have your name, the sooner you stagt climbing up our customer list." ‘ . t • Nitrate Soda*and Complete Une of ARMOURS Citrus a ^ A ^ ta ta b lo Vor -SANFORD’S OLDEST DEALER” 210 Magnolia Avenue Phone 367 �m =s -abg-: - TH E W E A T H E ft Rainy and squally tonight with continuing cloudiness Tuesday. Mind* lr**h to moderately strong Minthrn-ttrli .10-10 miles per hour tha WarU) a of A a n l U t 1 for Sanford. t fresh' northerly /O L U M E XXXVIII Established 190S SA N FO RD , Storm, Not Hurricane Gmail Craft Warned By Weather Bureau But Little Danger Is Seen For Others MIAMI. Rapt. 22. «V-G rady Norton, chief of the Federal Storm Warning Harriet hare, adriaad Floridian* at I I1. M. to­ day* , , "Don’t lal the alorm- now In tha Gulf ta u a t you too much worry. It ta too close to land and morlng too faat to beroma a hurricane. "I frankly baliara that If the • canter remained orar tha water for another 24 hour*. It would foefeaae to finrrieaae force. Hot * It will not remain orar water that long. “The w o m wa will gat from it will be natty waathar with haary aqualle. Hlgheet wind* of auatalned Telocity ao far her# been 40 mile* an hour. When squalls come along, they hick op orar SO. "The principal danger la fa M email craft. After the renter w . /ro a s u Florida-and enteta th e Atlantlc. It poaaibly wilt Jump ahead to hurleana force, but |u«J now we ace principally concern­ ed with development* aa It. approache* Florida. "Wa are heaping a rery cloaa watch. 7“ "Of eoorae, all of u t ar# jittary from laat weak’* atorm #iperlence. Hut wa can face a *0 mile blow with confidence f and a feeling of security. If any change* In the eltuatlon oc­ cur, you may bar# confidence that you will be adrlaed fully und quickly. '"Tha aun broka through at Miami at 1 P. M. More squall* hey won't bo •re mating, but they * • WASHINGTON, Sept- *» -The American R Red OF)—The i Crow a t apdroprUthd ' 0*14 arid today -It It hhae »P(lr I- 11.000,000 to meet "diaaalar rr'iyf needr" ol stricken laml- "TtVr*^ «ruT'aoat h*re ’ Ftnrlda. Weekend arrrey*. on which reports i r t InmfnpWt#, litdiCate more than 1.1M home* were deetroyexL 11.000 or more damaged and that about “ 1*0,000 peraona wera housed —d fed hr the Red Croaa In Florida, MUalaalppl. Uulelana and Alabama. * MIAMI, Fla.. Sept. 2 2 - y n A weak tropical etorm with wind* around 50 mile* an hour in gu»ti M expected to paxi Inland on the Florida we»t coait in the Fort Mycn-Tampa area lomctime this afternoon or tonight, hut the Wea­ ther Bureau, emchafizld today that * wirv»H not he dangerous at all/* > Chief Forcaater. Grady Norton ^»aid amall craft ahould not venture Into the open -lea where the wind* will be at peak In guiU. He *aijJ_the disturbance, which wa* centered orar Dry Tortuga*, 60 mie* from Key We»t, tri* morn­ ing wa* tccompanild by a large *re* of squall* which would be felt over mo»t of Florida, He laid It w*i doubtful if the Well Coait Awould feel Iny higher wlndi than other atetiona of the itate. The higheat luitaincd wind* in the (Horn *o far rare been 40 mile* an hour with tru*t» up to 54 mile*, Nortin aaid. Ghita of 54 mile* an ‘. hour were fepotled at Key We»t this morning. In Miami, wind* reached 36 mile* an hour at 8:30 A M.. with gu*t* ilighlly »Yigher. The city waa lathed. fre^®qu»ntly by rain. • Norton a*Id the atorm loat eon■Idarabla intensity In PMjtog orar Cuba laat.n ig h t and added that It would not h a rt opportunity to Meopan" before *lrIking the Florida coait- Ho aald the atorm constated of a brood aroa of equal­ ly waathar without a wall organ!*ad eantar and appeared to bo quite weak. "There la nothing to gat alarm# 4 about,** ha a**crt*d, but .w arned amall c ra ft against rantaring o u t -• However, the dlnnal Job of tabulating caaualtlaa and property * damage continued along the coaat of Louisiana, Mlaaltaippl, Alajl bama • and attrowre northwest Florida. Thirty-eight wero known dead, and there waa apprehension Of eaten atv* flood damage to com­ pound the desolation strewn by , the hurricane Itself , »_ Delayed report* rronTGulfporf,' Ml**., aald beach arena atlll war* Mocked off, and residents were warned away because of vanomoua snake*, apparently washed ashore from outlying Islands. Several reptile* war* killed measuring from four to six feet In length. Upstate Mississippi to spray Power truck* war* brought1from leach debrla with DDT and lime (Caotlamef m r« « , *t*> .v. ±- --U .'li1 F L O R ID A . MONDAY. SF.PT. 22, 1017 urwlay NO. 222 A s s o c ia te d P reaa L t u t d W i n British Delegate Miami Street Scene After Hurricane Passed Danger Of W ar Truman Doctrine 19 Billions Is Is Denounced By Estimated As Europe’s Need CIO Convention FDR Adviser Says Sovietism Worse Than Czarism Wallace Says United Catastrophe Is Fore­ States Cannot Win s e e n If Marshall Third World .War Plan Aid Withheld MOSCOW, Sept. 22. l.l'V— Ne»-paper readers In the Soviet l ninit lod.xi H e r e given a re­ pot! that liepulv Koielan Mini-ter tniliel 1 tUhinskv had up-cl the plan* of forces In Ihe United Stair* whlrh »*re picIn m l .la tr<*MPiC ^41 Dr. Isriiaji Bowman Of Johns Monkins Addresses Students t . . BOSTON, Sept. 12 UP* -G en­ PARIS. Sept. 22 lAV Wfilrrn eral office!* of ibe United Elec- Europe pledged itrell lo a pro­ • 'iiw iiM O R i. ' s " e p i ; ' i ? ^ , tiical. Radio and Machine Work- gram, of «clf-belp tod*y and ,a*kcd Dr. Ilaiah Bowman, prciident <d <p*,, of America. CIO. -today de­ ihe Um&r*Sht«>r -t^ .end it John* Ho|Ain* Univrnily and No. nounced the' Truman Adminiitra- $19,330,000.00 under a four-year I geogr.iphii a|_ adviict to the late THIS IS A rniC A l n u n SCtNg In'Miami, Fla, with the tkelelont of hundred* of small bud ne*» pirn- * lion'a foreign, policy at one ibal Marshall Plan a* a mean, of avert (landing in long row* after the tropical hurricane had swept through the city causing million* In property Preiidmt Romevelt dining WmlJ "give* ut imetutily and point* to ing economic “catastrophe/* damage. After pairing over adptnem Florida, tho atorm swept into the Oulf ,qf Mexico, only to'tu tu War 2, sail! (••alav. tlut "t’ommun *« war.. Thi* program, tbe participating ' northwestward and aim at. the aouth LnuliUnq coait and the new New Orleans area. (Internationjl) lint i* a5to|uli*0t detigned to be Their crilicitm in a foimal re­ 16 nation* declared, cobid enable more tUlhlest ^nd imnplele tlum port to a ihoutand delegate* tep- Europe "to make her lull"contri, Cian*m. Onlv tbe la|ie| »t*tbingtetenling 600,000 wqrkrrt at the kution to the welfare of tbe world. ’ ed." union— one of ihe target) in llte The requeit wa* made in a 20,In an addirvi to imotning »l'i CIO—opened a week-long ennven 000-word document which will be ! denl» al tl.e UmvetsUv. l U m ' vn.le lion here. __ dispatched to V^arhington aflet Ilf liverevl n ileiuim i vlioll of the Ruv Tltey criliciied Preiidenl Tru­ ligning heie today by representa­ nan giueAinirpl. and raid. man tpecifically for accepting a* tive* of tbe Ift nation* which mapA complete *ct of abandoned " I tin not leaf i b r t'SSR todav advtieti politician* whom. ibev tied their economic want* in Km cl’the,, identified a* belonging l.» I only leai dial out people w II laid, the people bad rejected re­ lian-boycotied conference* held C o m m i t ­ not,.*, 1 m lime in Hive nut itnn,,'! Nathan * l-ev.entbal. *6fl vrat old A g r i c u l t u r e peatedly by rr electing Franklin here for 70 day*. negttl who had been ic|*.-i tf-’ I t e e A j ’. r e e n O i l F u ­ tlir r»pin«n;n anti tbe ni'.in-. tlcV D. Rooievelt. They alto callrd upOnly a 1.500-word summary wa* mining from hi* home .it 41 7 l..,,i wain yn aggirnive, arbitrary, u " t u r e F o o d E x p o r t s rupt, and (wiwerlul ., govemmenl on Mr. Tiuman lo return to the made public today; the text it 5etonil Street rince '• til n'tli** policiei of the New Deal. scheduled for publication next ol tbe follv id rl.nling a v,.vt. LONDON, Sept. 22 i/F) An Stluhlay evening, were found on Wa sh ing ton ! Sept. 22 -r> bail Seminole Bnillev II I and Henry.A. Wallace aliened that weekend. "1 llnv icaron dl univei,itin Pierident Inimvn invited In* cn Arab nlfirr ipnkeiman <aid lodaV "The American people, through bmught lo polite head.piuteit it the United State*, even " itli it. are cnnrcined atoiUI our new milt lire cabinet to luncheon today ai the Arab world ha* agieed to wealth and atom bomb* "will never thfir government and their Con­ make "a complete economic and 5:10 o’clock Sunday evening b> lop Adminulivti.in idlmvlv (dung­ laiy ,'iv ii e law. ' ■ • gress, will consider thi* program win p third world war.” ed into a »rnr» of critical <c.nfer- ,11c «ald a universal -.rvicJ Ihw cultural break" with Europe anJ Patrolman Robert Gilyaid << mm rtmm Bln wn, needed "if vvn nte to distil* “The war that la l-elng bred foe America if the United Nation* t Police were informed eady Sun ence* . . .on ttitemalional ,-problem* f f Lute military li«h, aril ie,pun,|. U* must ha stopped,” he deviate 1 dry nioming by M<>nier !,. I lain,, should attempt to partition Bale*with this *v the lug, im m ediateI,ilm e. fait Iy mid at Hi- same In an addrra* prepared for tha CIO inter of the mining man, that (|ur*tiim: I time tr i pnldlc. Including c-tntine. ronvantion. Wallace aald that in the event of \nother war “we alii Tire rjrnknman, lelf-ityied Ixrn- be wa* mining, lie wa, deim li' l Shnuld Congtes, be called into j grcOioiiitl. *ii|unill net have strung allies.” 1,1 « * 'egim e. ..f tl, . . don prop*gambit for ibr ’ Arab ai being 5 feet, II iiuhet in special tettion |o M-e d emergenryl -of -Hr-m were. *Th# reactionary government, L^itllL light blow |>— ,sd-*- -altd-Judd aid TjyF.tlfiqie------- --------- ' '*■"* coir—Ht-w -toll 0 high tlegr— i,f we ar* ^auppurUng abroad. will, I leaded. He bad been westing .1 Ian authoritative British Foreign OfSecretary of .'stale Mrivhvll, wbu* 01 gouUalton for evil, *uch virion* enujiola with Intarnal revolu­ tion* II a great war breaks out G. W. Sp»nc»r won to|> honor* fice muter said Britain would sc- while ca|>. Ian ihiil am! wnrx flew from tb- UN meeting in! H*r i’f ,Vw ‘? r* 1!h* betAeqitvthe United Slate, and •» * out* program conducted by cept such partition if other UN pint*. HBt . u n L u ToiiFf iri>h Ihf Hur l AfTr r ~ n(F t n . f p..„id u .if: RpaM oXK iaW . _____ U in n the' clothe* were brought i' » ii | " ^. b ,,‘ wou,d ht,P « W ou, ,Hr to the police station,. Monte* KHfCUtlvg, IiR«_uiidic4ftd hr hr ! ftttkVfHpn vj»n f h f t*-»r 11.*1ml ^ ;^ b S ^ rV |UU9/| ^ t tI'uiciug l ’nV udowrn A tT h a aame.Ume Wallace !irvp» iirnn/lv ll»r U%v m »l* 1■* *luvmlUl fur tin* Afnfrtuiin |n'*iier *d- upon Praaldant .Truman to George 8tlne, R. L. Dean a n d .P to je e 1H ani, »*•> notified, came to tho Colonial S e c r e t a r y Arthur station and identified" the clothes should be convened in exlramd , ^ summon a ipecial *e»*iun of Con Rev. Mark Carpenter In rapid fire ■ r t JImmediately ljP grna to '“enact Into ortler._ and winning a large and Creech .lone* leave, by plane for ns those of tier missing brother, n a rr levrinn, | I'("Mlttinlitrt *iTO1*|»|| *' v«I*1V a rationing' ami price con­ varied assortment of prliea. Ilaw n lH l' New York tonight to pre»eftl Mr. Ituman’, attituS- wa, re I. At tha luggaatlon of A C. Britain'* views to the t'N Assem­ according to the police report. trol la w ;with te e th ,tn -It." Several traffic arcidenl, were H -nreerg »n rwae s lit Stine, the club voted to hold a bly, soon to consider a majority City Meet Postponed Taking to task Senator Robert ".Ladles Night" program during reported to police nvey the wees report of it* aperiai committee end t)Ut the only injury was that A. Taft (R-O.) for suggesting the I For VFW Dinner week of Oet. 27. Earl Turner that tha American peopta prob­ and Mr. Stine were named on th» An I'aleatlne fteommending divi- uf Ar tInn Lee Snlliv&t of Long- Thousands Attend • Inn of moat of the H»l> Land wood who lirol Ids libs hui t n, ably should rat lea* extravagant­ committee of arrangement*. ( unmiissitin meeting Into Arab .and Jewish state,. LuUiuirdiu Funeral j willNofw-City ly, Wallace declared: the result of 11 collision at !t;!tO Mr. Stine also announced that held tonight in order ilurt The Arab , (Hike,man xnld th-> o’clock Salmday mottling Ih>"If the total program of the the week of Oct. 5-10 will Iw v i ... .......... “ ‘ .___ I roniiiikxliinaia- emt-lmoi—nffirlltT; men In power |. advise to eat le**, known a* National Handlrappcd league—comprising Egypt, lirvj. tween tiie Kurd ,'-*lan_lie w-n ! __b.—T . , Sapl. US, C l1 m«v uili-ml the aiipp-c and nl>•••twe (hall eat le*», and leas as in­ Week and called upon tha lu .m v -^-HilLArebla, H a iitJ uidtUL. U L drfVtniraTsr. •rTT;TrTR(re*t and in""" '" ," 1 final'tribute tmlnv 1 „f VetcnviniT I'. • .:n Wan. ‘ nnnn and Yemen—bud ivcieed I'ontiar ,rdnu driven by SaMticI cioi..||„ ||, LaGuanlin, t ill- ■| p,„t *;iiH2 nt 7 :M" o'cl ■■• ni tin flation increasex and a depression Club to assist In empkiying five fr,mt j '•//'* ' ° ‘"v,,r* "" «hn- Mayfnir Inn Comm......... will *nch handicapped parson* In San tha "break” with the We»t. ehoub'j la made Inevitable." divided, in rv aecrei ,i . crowded the Cat hr I m-i t jonjorrovv *Ui IU.IH......... mi |i,o,nn» night, iiixlwad, "The time* call for bold action ford. Tha club voted to a**t*t tin- resolution lie adopted at n meeting _J rn! tn'Tit . .. ..... ...................... , JidvH.theVOivinr. P County officials u K o.pl-ejdMnt* and planning to avert chaoa," ha program a n d Clarence Redding at Bludan, Syria, ncny^ljaiuaiicu . jii'nd ''« liii, funeral sovfeA. and Mr. Stlna were named to tin-, ru -rt A ri* I ’i iii'if F n r ■* funeral .ervIcK .. * f lb- S-nim' apd Jomm ' '..imtier said. Jam*. 104o. I *vtl / \ r L I m i l l I UT ■ |’r Gov. tiov. Thomas Thomas forno forno- .f Commerce, Aim-i-.o. la-gluli “Tb*. great crisis ef the mo­ committee- by Frasldant Goriton' in Asked ■* - E. Dewey, •■ why he wa* how diwl-ment is not on tbe Greek border Briisom 5 : nVoM1,'.'cr!1 , 1'f w,-rr am-! fexpreted " 1 " ) vtn at rend ’ ; Up- no •ting nt tUliiam U D a, H Firms participating in the nuix ing the gist of the resolution, th i H u n t i n gnO u t O f S v a & o n ,elnrct but Ip. .th f American grocery hre fMiiiHc officliif) who hhfUil t which llm prilKfhal Mpc-iiVi-t wilt program ware the H. B. Pope f’o.. apokaiman aald "the main fP Iio t atom." Har od- Ronr e and his br ot her . ! K of Inc., McCronr’* Store, Mickey’s la to rounter rumor*" 'th a t tic* t*4» I rnrii'U ,I*., Wmlplittir*........ Del .inpharmacy, HUI Hardware (o., Arab *taUa have ‘ di,agreed on ...... H>uV”Lk Dplaropal diocese ....... and fnuuer ...................... Better Newspapers Frierson Electric and. Gas Co., Hie policy tn be adopted" if th. ! / f K 2 t . ^ l . J n ..... tor tbe dead over I . ........... lute- whose Mill . et will toStine Machine Co,, Margaret Ann, UN disregard* .their argument- were charged vviih attempting to Wer. world G o v ,.... n v II. Cited__ At Seminar Ferkine-Robson Men’s Wear, and against partition. , , ivill lie introduced by Hut Replying to a question, he sa- I .n' ' 1 " f , *r*»of>. and ,ji W n e b o e o In ' Kader’a Jewelry. toi I F. Boyle. NEW YORK. Kept. 2*. GP>— a . "complete" ' veconmnic- lur. n'eij guUly liefore f ounty J*idge I C M lie » O r K l T S I n • J ’-wt Commaiulor- 1 !• Scoit Revellon Itrown, editor, and pubmight" mean that the Aral*-os * ^ " * rr. , aturday. South Askw Raise1' 11 ;v,1‘oino ilio-gurvts utid post Itaher of the ProvIdenTa (R, I.l Butter And Eggs lion* would withdraw American ’ A fide of VICK) and" cost* « “*!■ — I ntetnlw-ts. Dick—Aiken.--will »tne Journ*ly|iulletint told an opening Illc b . * • . — — ^ . .. .. ..t .. * rien iian ta ■■ f a a t s i.i levied on Harold liouie, and Richse ve ra l selection* W ith R o g e r l l .x i session of the American Preaa In­ Again Stump In Mart ----- i----- ----------------- ard Ilouae drew a fine of ISO and A1, ANT'L S"I*L 22. ' (/Tt ■ ft, ril|n|,anytig. The pi tginm stitute at Columbia University to­ ' ' <-0.1.. - ,S,i d|,rt l mill operator., t ^ a , |,,d | „i,, V.roidcasl by Motion day that American new*paper, Ily ASSOCIATED PRESS A r i , S vhrvn Y V n r k p r c Warden Warren stated th U ,|" ," f '’ •’"* AVorker, , \ \ | |;|t. Invocaton will be by the a rc making "a notable record in A threat of frost and wheat onop » OrKerS morning that the (wo. men were I nion of America, CIO, wants i , | !rv ,| (.; McKinley, pastftr of the •elf-improvement end In their own buying bv miller* rerereed th« Honored For Service w h,||r «•*#»*^ti«mpteii *«*i fr* Tt,e itemaml., J,tmr *^n «*rr»i , |tM MetM.nst church, xM ixf*x.u x v v c i v ix x iJiot d wl||l(1 mn,orlng and u s e - K»o,i wa* M rve,|j. ( „ mmanrler N r n t t announced assumption of responsibility for protracted altimp In grain price* public guidance and laaderthlp.". at Ihe Chicago Board of Tra ing, Ihe mitmnohllf* spot-light wimt-lighl flt a Hireling oh-del"- pglaj this will lie llm iiiggrst mretThe seminar la the first of six day, but wlipUlala butler and egg . . - . . . M 1**. mV . . iI locate the game. At the time of gates from 1W> mill* who claim tn Inlc ever attempted by K»*l represent soma, CIO tax pod lias liecn railed to, create In­ scheduled for the present academ­ price* continued thalr downwaid chin# Shop worker* were present- ilia arrest rest they were In possession pussestlon tepretent some, 125.0X 125,(KM MI CM ad with buttons on Saturday by of # loade<l |n#lI - 'two liairrl* shotgun jtlle w'oikrrs jn the Houth, ic year—the second year of the. tVemf. terest in local, Stale and the N a­ *!x shot .22 rifie ,! The revolution declared that tl Institute. Managing editor* and and „a loaded lot Livestock price*, which aim M. Carroll, general foreman. In „nlj tional Government. • • ' ■ • ■ • * -----------■ • news editors of 27 newspapers are moved lower laat week, wax* mix­ recognition ox 26 year* of con- •ba- -----Idllbinal money wns n .. b-d t» revealed. help southern workers meet the attending the current three-week ed at Chicago and othar markets. tinuoua service. Thom to whom aesaion. The exchange* and wholes**!m io whom tb* "award* A i d F o r I l j i m l i c m i n p f ! lhl«h ro,‘ " r ,iv!t,« "f*11 tn *lHMi** liiit l i a r i s f i c C oiiktohh I I r l l l t l l t . a p p C O 1^,^ diffrrrntinis la-1wren Brown, referring to what he commodities Erice levels, which were made were: J. A. Strange. Mfi'ts In Huft'alo w» • wsi ------------------------- s . . . . . . .< termed the constructive editorial moved generally lower laat week. mgine machinist |n*peclor, who Persons I h Planned Hil* aerlinn and oth er region* nf y . the country,* There was no lmtreatment with which American were watched for an Indication of started work here on ‘Aug. 8, BUFFALO, N. Y.. Sept. 22. (,P) newspaprrs hkve approached cur­ whether a turning point in the 19221 G. C. IIIAchllffe, boiler­ Step, in the Fcleral Security """liate reaction from mlll ownc v - -This rlty of 685,000 was ilrcknl rent International problems, de­ record high coat of living had been maker and Inspector, employed Agency’* plan of vocational re- 10 "'•’ ’'• " " " I ’ ‘ho^ since Aug, P, 1922; E. H. Camp, out in flags and hunting tmlny ax clared that "superior professional reached. S a,7 ’r' its .180.000 Catholics prepared for electrician, employe I since Aug. babUltatlon for' Imth veteran, and p" n>- l,H' performance la the hallmark of an outlined Friday «*"• " W " '* t lr tlnu' Hie opening nf the ltuffnlo Can16, 1922; A. F. Kemp, machinist, non-veterans -were Increasing number of o u r news­ ........... hail rtune to reclttce, not ralae, pay. employed since Aug. 16. 1922 an.l afternoon at Eddie’s Reataurant by tridal Eucharist in Congi i-ss. Bible Class Praises papers today.” L. M. DeLanay, colored machlnUt I B»lph K. Howl FSA represents* *r «*s ■ w TbtwCongresa, first in the .world ffe asserted that "the Influence Anti-Gambling Drive helper, employed aln-e Aug. 2K. «!»• to a group of civic club and ( , j r l l H K i l l e d 111 since the one held In 1911 at Minof the Individual newspaper, I 1922, • veterans organlration leaders. * Paul, was scbetluled think, Is not to be measured by Ilralley Odham waa named chair­ Motorcycle Crash tonrapOlis-St, A resolution, expressing com­ begin late Ih the day with n circulation but by tha Intellectual man of a committee, which will liturgical reception of 81. Joseph’s capacity of the editor*, corres­ mendation for efforts made by aid In bringing the employment KEY WEST, Fla., Sept. 22, <7T> new ralliedi :d for Francis, Cardi­ pondents and reporter* of tha In­ taw enforcement officers of the Ware’s Office Open needs of the handicapped before —/The Florida Highway Patrol rere nal Spellman, archbishop of New County to prevent Urn return nf dividual newspaper." ,,Arl«Mt today that Gloria IH Lll-er York. As metropolitan nf tinpunch board* or other gambling For Driver’s Licenses the public during Oct. 6 through ported th* 10th. This period ha* b e e n ................ •• ■ Ha, 21. nf Philadelphia, wax killed provlnee of New York, Cardinal device* to places of business, Was POLIO INFANT recently adopted at a special ’ The office of Judge R. W. designated as Nallntyil Handicap early Hil* morning when the mot- Spellman Is the patron of the week. nreyrle 'on whlrh abb wa* riding Congress. AKRON, O., Sept. 22 </P)-A meeting of tha R. W. Ware Bible Ware will be open 'continuously Mrs. Jesse Mosley of the U. S. left U. 8, No. I highway on Sumof the F irst Matbodlsi from 9:00 A. M. to 8:00 P. M. ‘the rnrdlnal was expected hy 24-year-old woman under tre a t­ Claia **— each week day hereafter through Employment S e r v i c e , presided. mertaml Key ami crashed Into a train from New York CUv along ment for Infantile partly ala ha* Church. of this resolution, sign­ Wednesday, Oct. 1 for the purpose 4‘resent were Ilralley Odham, F, ditch. with two other prince* of th» given birth tn • alx-pound. Iwx- ed Abycony It. Sentt representing the V.F.W.j Puller said Gerald 8. Wood*, 27, church. Juan Gualberto Cardinal Mr*. J, It. Iloolehan, class ,of Issuing driver* licenses. ounce boy, Children’s Hospital re­ aecrelhry, was sent to 8hariff I*. After Oet. 1 It will I* neces- Mra. _ . Roy Tlllia of tha_ Woman'* , f BoA. a sailor on the UK8 Gilmore, who tiuevara.—aachld-Mf*—nf— Idrnxr ported today, • A. Mere, w. a. . ^. |4 b1.|ln g -th n m ^ nu n .-y ttfT ^ IT ,.rrl| Rm| r(,Ho Carmelq Cardinal aafy that applicants see tbe State tpJjlutmUL Mrs. Margie «, Pqpla, attaches I u n jiA iia s i A .t S 1 . 1 .1 . . . _ . . ■ _ . unconscious amt laid lie-. de Vascanrellos erehanta Associa­ fknocked Merchants r ^ ,! . Tbe resolution, a* unanimously 1\ Motta. archbishop adopted,“ aUled: •'That w a W h l t>tlorr i for the renewal of their tion; Joel Field ami lien Young aide the Imdy of the dead girl for of San Paulo. Braid ............._ p t unit, _ . u " . ■ V_L.n^_,L T V ,n *VU,lon Individually_ and as_ _ a .tia clasp III license, ot\ If they prefer, they of the American Legion; A. C. seven hours until he recovered last night when !h« child w u with to expreu to our law an can pay an additional II aa a Kllna of Rotary; Roy Mann of consriousnef* i t I A. M., and new traps born. Ur. M. E. Farris reported forcement officers of Semlnol- penalty for failure to secure the Klwanla and Dirk Kl sherry of tho c r a w l e d back to Ihe highway Andrew Carraway, president of the infant probably would dls- County, our deep appreciation for renewal during the time specified I Jorur. where he flagged a passing mot­ the Sanford Sheet Club, announc­ p 'r no algna of the diaeaM. every effort made and every act by law. It was derided that the group orist and told o( the accident. ed this morning that single and undertaken to protect ourr eiusen* “Our office will be glad to co­ win meet next Friday afternoon double shooting will take place a t LOWRY DIES You generally, and our Young Peopl e. operate In any way they can," at 3:00 o’clock at the Tourist'Cen­ EDITOR DIES the Municipal' Airport r a n g e WINTER HAVEN, S e p t 22. f>T) particularly, ularly, to prevent return •aid Judge Ware, "anil If a party ter to plan further action, on a " . _____[ t the retur BRADENTON. Sept. 22. U b - Thursday aflejmmn at 3:30 o'­ —Wonrf I* Lowry, Sr., 64, Flor­ and eajabli cafabllahment within any ran ndt conveniently present their program designed to bring Ut th* itnbvrl William Benllay, 09, editor clock. Novf*Jraps have arrived ida citrus Industry leader, at an luainesa place ar otherw ise n old license, it can be sent In by attention of business men the and general manager of the Brad­ and have been Installed amt tho Orlando hospital 'Saturday after iunch hoards, slid other gamblln. another w ith the required fee ami need of handicapped peraoax for enton Herald, At his home eetty range it well supplied with ta r­ •n Illness of alx weeks. evlcea ef similar nature o r kind.' a new license can then he Issued.* Jobs. gets amt ammunition, he aald. yesterday of a heart attack. * > *15 Brother Of Montez President Meets Arab W arns Of Harris Is Reported -Wilh-Cabinet-0nBreak W ith W est To Be Missing ^ Forcign Policy In Palestine Row Effort To Partition HoIyLandMiRHtEndangcr Oil Rights G. W. Spencer Wins Quiz Program At JKotary Luncheon made u» at*n»*nt-*ii« m •• ‘ m -TV a .- Unyielding Attitude On World Problems Is Denounced In UN Meeting By McNeil .. ‘irvs ,, r .from T‘’*'' New York that me**aged ki*hin>kv* speech to the Iniled Nation* General Assembly last week .In which he name,! hy name a group -of warmonger* pioditrrd the Imprejvslnn her* of a loifsling Imnib." . —• NEW YORK. Sept. 22 Bnlain vvnrneil tod.tv llfal if the Soviet Union penitted in trying m forte it* own will upon tho world Hi." ..'id^ t r p r .s v r „i lb - wodH 1 will tlllinhle aivl riarb Vvllo "ludeoui cnn»e<ju*n-er," Brilitlr Minister of Stale Hertm Mi Ned iM u n ci! thU warning liefoie the.United Notion* A**enli|\- in btiOU word 1m *ic policy stxtement for ihe United Kingdom. II - xigorouxly .itt.nke.l -Rutsi.x .iit.l *1 the same lime .i|ipci led to Moscow to drop wli.it be c.i!|yd tit llrxil.lr mil* unyielding at­ titude mi W'rutil (iiolileui*. Mi Neil itdi ulcd the cluirge* of RuwU'f Apjlrei Y. Vidunsky that llicie . h "war '110(1get ing" in tha . I tilled Stater. M, Neil calle 1 Ntsltlcukv’* .HUlL a . .comedy ( l<‘i r * - W-—Hten--- t)i-—:e-) - Vrsbmsky's----- ■ cHorges tbsi tile -Marshall Plan etied Hie s .ieeelgnti of any remn* f»i ecnitomle aid to Europe .threattrv, and aco-ired_JJ.lt;jia_ot. j l t r _^ •liucling afimnc control and par*._._ Ivxii g tl.e Security Council by loo 20 Vetoes. ^Ir’N rlt'i l-'1-tl -n-eeh ranged over tiie whole field nf international — affuirs but it- central rbemp waa itussin’a ufi i-mpiomislng nttituda and the (Miieiit'.fil "rrumbla and “No n;ltb*j !m. n monopoly of ■rulii, " li** ii•• o lid "No nation is omiilw-Nuit. Nb reasittiaitle nation Xgu_axpaoUors «lt—OTmi»x"tn have bet view nee,*pi rd by all other natiun." . — . --------M cN e il then >n bvered this blunt n a m in g : It the. S o ..<*t government con-.dels Ihn: in all n u n , its power §|U*t lie iix le n d e il, it ft think* Hut in d> -ciihuig any internatipn,, tii.it l.'sfi ijtiinn must sptprt.- thenr~l—srry~vrithnut ■(ualifirMlKio Hurt not only will rh" INiited Nations be. destroyed, b u t ' Hie U’ 'table pence of th* world u II rrumtde und era*.!,’ b r in g i n g to u - nit tho t a n g in g hideous ci’pseiplenee* to which Mr. Vt«hlnsky drew o.ir atretw tion." Iteferriug to Viah:n,xkt'A_attack 1. mi Ho- 't'n i’ed >:;it.‘-, McNeil -uni: "When 5Ji VKbittsky argued nn • l luiisday that Ins governro* t: oere flistir>sed ami angvreii ,»t tin, statemeius of individual • Americans that Russia was pre{isrlng for war and was a warmon­ ger , | want, to *ny this: Th# reply is not to imprison any individual or to suppress Ainerlcjiii or Rr*t* ish ne\v(|is(teis "The reply 1* to open the doore of Itossia lb that the nations, tiie people of th<*«« nations, who tiave gieat underlying sympathy w ith, this new. ameigiug power, fan see wtiat (s going ftp." McNeil deeisred that Vlshinsky had acrlised Britain of "seeking to divide Kurojie" t(eo*nie of lier effoils til Implement the Marshall I’lau. tion." McNeill detlsieil- He added that Britain bad devoted har con’plfte strength toward world cooperation, liut had been block­ ed hy Bnixta at every turn. "We have !>een thw arted and frustrates! hy disagreement and , hy a trolley of mm-cooperatidn lie declared "There Is no necessily for us t« lie divided, by po­ litical, still le**' by territorial, quest Ion*." McNeil blamed tb* present crit­ ical world kltnailon largely on what ho catlihLUuaalk's unwlllloge ness to coopera’te. A* far • • Hiiasla was concerned, he said, “every situation la pictured in Mack and white; perhaps, more correctly, in term* of black and Red." • ' “'V — a HdlOOIdt RE-OPF.N County Schools which were dosed on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday last week due to tha' atorm, were re-opened on ached*.4 ule this morning. No damage to building* ha* bven reported, Supt, T. W. I-awton said today. v* � 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 19, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 19, 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>, September 19, 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/79c938b079be50b9e87c29bb8b7a3aef.pdf eab067a2c9aa896a601f48222786404d PDF Text Text i ,*IT — THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA ‘now stak a safe place In a good in the operating, rooms and this building away from the water­ goes on aulomatieilly If the reg­ front. and await the passage of ular power goes off. \ tyaallaaeg fw a F*a* <>»•I (CaatlaaM f r .a lim ill* headquarters of Counjy } * Some of the windy blast* were the etorm. Home property will be Nurse burden of the Soviet . Union ItFrances MrOougal next to damaged and destroyed but your dry tuit others atung the face with aelf. foreeasters.ainciqvly ‘hope that' no th* Fire Station ha* been desig­ The letter vdid not name any raindrop* that flew like bullet*. one will M injured or killed. Let nated a* the main station for Palm frond* we/e flUng'.wlIdly Invl .ignp i p _ of the vietlma but aaid the five us all cooperate tp make this a emergency treatm ent. Health Unit I Here were 'member*-pf the arm ­ to th*» tair. and tree* Were toppled. hurricane v^thout casualties.' Director Frank Quillman reported The green felare of »hort circuit___xr«__________„ J ed forces, yutc-victim wa* a mer­ "The calm Central area of. the That he and two . nurses are ed wire* flaihcd up occa»lonaily. chant aeamnn amt the other four hurricane will be frit over a 25 standing by te aid if needed" Fatal Shot -Fired . On were 'civilian*. » A burglar alarm, act off by the miles stretch along the coaat and All City, workeya with trucks wind, rang lustily on South Mi­ death of the American if you-happen to be In this area and todla are standing by- for ami Avenue.’ Yacht In Havana r it•The Den in 1the Soviet lone of Rut Miamians hid away In their where the wind* die down sud­ emergency. Germany," Armour wrote, ' "re- homes H arbor Last April suited Water main* that might be .and •heller*. More than denly, please remember thatf Up* when civilian employee 5,000 persona were In public shel­ worst of the storm is yet to coniv damagrd by uprooted trees are to uf the United State* War Depart­ according HAVANA. Cub*. Sept. 17. t/P) ter*— schools, federal building*, when the other side reaches you be especially watched, accardlr ikC to City Engineer — Ralph Lubinsk —The (rial of 22-yeer-old Pal- ment diareganled the order of a police headquarters, fire atalions. in a short time. ItuMian palml in the Soviet aecexit "Everybody oyer Squth Florida At the Police Station, __ an extra l!tla Schmidt (or the alaylng of More than 1,000 were- iri the John Lester Mee, -Chicago il> tor of . Berlin* to )ia!t and we.g, Miami Edison- High School fur should, exrrrise all precaution* un supply of_food wa* stocked for possible emergency. torney, waa postponed today. A xulurquoulty vtrurk ami killed by safety. Thl* school offers‘havrn 'til this hurricane passes." Nn a note to the press and radio 1new dale will be announced, n bullet*, allegedly intended by to farm ing, communities to the Anyone seeking shelter from the,.Bti»«lan» for the J l n j a M b * •oath. —— 'w ithin 10 day*. ............. .................. bafora issuing'.iha it;45 storm bul­ the storm is advised bjr-Jocb Field,vihleU In which tho American letin, the Weather Bureau report­ chairman of tha Red Cross Shel­ The El Commodoro and McAl ed that its lines were being blown ter Committee, to bring hb own HAVANA. Cub., Sept. 17 W> waa riding. “With regard* to the other lister hotels are emergency hotpi down ail along the coaat line from blankets, pillows and flash lights. —Palrkia Schmidt, 22, an olric- three civilian* and the merchant tal*. The municipal hospital. north. The following places have beet) ilinned night club dancer from aeamnn, It, ha* not Ihua far l>eeri Jackson Memorial, ia crowded with Miami "Circuit* ara now falling and designated as emergency shelters Toledo. 0 ., was summoned before potable to obtain from the mun- ailing evacuees. white residents: South Hide At Belle Glade State Road No. will probably go out soon," the for Frlmary, Seminole High School a three-judge Cuban court today Iries eonrerned official report i HO. from Bella Glade to 81* Mile Bureau said. piecing definite blame for th i "W* are receiving only a few and Junior High School, Red Id face charge* that the kilted dratht on known person*; In each Bend, wa* closed this morning be­ Cross Chapter Building at Oak John Letter Mee. a Chicago at­ rate the assailant* are either en­ cause of high water. The ruutc reports from the southslde of the 'Avenue and Fifth Street; Masonic hurricane and this will make it rraches to West Palm Beach. torney, aboard hit yacht in Ha­ tirely unknown or are aaid te Temple and Woodmen of th* At Fort Myers the State High­ difficult to . keep supplied with World buildings on Park Avenue; have been in Ituaalan uniform, al­ vana harbor Inal April. full In formal ion.’* O pal though they imve not ta-en identi­ way Patrol reported that many "Wa • will continue to furnish the Mayfair Inn .and Valdei Hotel; Dr. Gutlav Reno, the piivatr fied." house trailers were fleeing the, The Elks Club on East Second all available information for the Miami. Palm Beach area for the proteculor acting on behalf of Street; W. A, Burpee Seed Build­ 8-98 Florida West Coast in scarrh of press and radio aa it comes In." ing on West First Street and the tlain man’* father. Dr. Letter Stasscn Speech .While the last of thousand* of safety. The TartUaml Trail re­ Grown Paper Co. on north Elm E Mee of Wilmette, III., laid la«t main* open and will be kept open anxious residents evacuated the Avenue. M a a l l a a r * f n * l ' , « - <>*>• exposed areas, winds nf Ml to 78 "a* long as poMIMeV* night, however, that he would aik Colored residents may use th* Aitmiat minorities can gain rnntrot, miles an hour lashed at the coast At Clcwiston the State High­ postponement i>f the trial on and chaining of tbe peoplatthmiigh Grooms Academy, Hopper Acad­ line. way Patrol'reported: “Winds get­ emy and all colored churches. oundt of perional indiipotition. economic control, -effoeta -then-awl At 8{30 o'clock the West Palm not-, until then toward 'rebuilding ting pretty'* strong. Everybody Beach area had sustained winds Thay may alio Use the former into wings colored ward of the hospital at prod,irti..fr,ithe wiping bill i.f rivil u'c Miami of*' 82' ullea .*n’ -5oS? vvi V'*h »he^b*|IU r building. Burpee Seed and social liM-rtii-* of ita people Issued VVcaihrr'Yurciir O ' V gusts up to 110 miles the following hurricane Mitt Schmidt, who danced in under Communist dlctatonhip*. an hour. Building • will also accommodate Hahn Beach, the winter play­ colored resident*, said Mr. Field. Caribbean night fpota under tho and the orientation of both the bulletin at 8:45 this morning: "The hurricane I* now bearing ground of the world's rich, waa name nf Satire celebrated her economy and the foreign policy in The big Roumlllat and Ander­ in close to the coast and still mov­ virtually cut off from the oulaidc, son electric sign and other sign* 22nd birthday in her cell let,, the direction of Soviet Russia." ing in a westerly direction. The *qd rumniuntatiun lines wero on. First Street war* being aenight, by giving her prison mater The address had Ireen dearrllreil center Is expected to cross the reported down throughout th* ares- rured this morning. The Ct/wan a party. hv the Min-ie*otan a week ago a* roast line between..Miami and The great blow, possibly the Store ha* braced Ita windows with Hl am naturally filled with anx­ one "of some major aignlfiranee" Beach this afternoon. worst since 1P28 when 2.500 per­ boards, also the Sanford Auto iety," aha aaid concerning her In which he would outline hi* Palm “Winds are now up to hurricane ished and 176,000,000 damage waa Parts Co.' trial, "but I believe there am vlrw* on world economic policy. fnrre a numl>er o f places along inflicted, piled up the waters Fire Chief M. N. Cleveland reenough point a in my favor." Jli*. appearance here i* one *lnp the roata st‘and wtltefphtlnue to In­ of luike Okeechobee Iwhind Palm ported that hi* men are alerted nn n t>u*y Seplenilier aqjteduln 8 h t la accused of having filed crease. Thl« hurricane according Beach, and Sheriff John Kirk and ready for any emergency, W the .22 caliber .plaint bullet which whirli I* taking .Hlnssi-n from Ore­ to all reports rCcafVed ia a very said: jfri v gon, to Nrw.iingland. penetrated Mre’a neck Mil board __ severe -gM itKl coytrr* * rather - ‘-‘1-hupc to (jud-. the dikes hold.” rrc io * — ---------- ht*-y*chi—ai*<i r«nra-;sgttr»rtBiir a W wide area: ”7 The rich, populous lower east A>? April H. Mee died five daya later. Blows Across State We trust that* you have made roast was liattened down for full She admitted to police that she all necessary preparations to pro­ force of the hurrlrenr, hut the Wear Size 14 A pin'’ ir f-HllHHrd fr u m n a il fired the (hot, but aaid ahe did tect property and that you will state's 110,000,000 citrus crop ( g a ­ M r. C n W rtrt. Tr*»*. w tu r.: ■0 in aclf defense. She warn’ in­ held by all the refttgees. *•% (tmUTMMtl/ trrtfttf Kuril Id-wl* of Atlanta, Reel am Ians aboard radioed a distress in incalculable danger. utninfftlucf. Iwi ■ninrt dicted April 10 on a charge of i r A 1 w»iahfd 17»J jwwjrvdfc Tht«l Urn** disaster expert, eat Imated call to the Coast Guard which said "intentional homicide." I ti» d th* A Y W V tu m tn Candy 10,000 iKTSon* had atreamrd dangerous acaa and heavy winds Ife.l KMki r u n and Uni 62 pngndw Sanford Heady She contended that Mee lunged that prevented any possibility nf a res­ througli hero to the north, fleeing N '-Hg | wnthonlf 11** TtMlfM* a t her when ahe learned he wa* (lie possibility of at lra«t 7 to K cue mission. S o ^ (enteCfWf MMfMI I**iMtetet Vv6" M MfW. U v 4 M bw4 * h p « M I f f lh# llmmtlm—* hum I'««i (!•#» married, thua bleating her plana 'foot flood water* should the dike tVIHwir Tteae*»*M*bf«4l^wk*w« The three alroard ware Identified 11-sw| AVOHMm **r-t**«f***v to become hi* wife, Sho said ahe break. 1.98 unlv as Ur. A. M,.Boaworth, Rirh- to E. V. Turner, manager. came to Havana nt Mec'a rei|Ucii, Workmen'of the Florida Power At tt A. M.t the laat refugee ard Marshall and Frank Martinmealing him when he arrived Jan. train pulled into hero — fib box Vague. and Light Company wrnt Into ac­ * 18. early this morning due te car* which atarted this morning The Coaat Guard reported re­ tion CHarlra Jackson of Klvcr For- at Pahokce and came by Clewlafallen branches that intarfered tl t , III., waa almard the yarht ton. It was leaded with rvacuce*. ceiving a number of radio call* for. with power lln*a. City workmen help from people atranded In ex­ whan the shooting occurred, but Food was at a premium hare. posed areas in th* keye and alsu cleared up . branches that "did not hear the ihot," wa* A t one time this morning, iiearhei near here but that it is niiglg interfere with line* leading charged with concealing informa­ autos and trailers formed a solid to- tha wells thet supply City to tend help. 'M tion about the Incident. The statu line to miles to the south, all impossible water, according to 11. N. -Bayer, Yesterday the Coast Guard tent withdrew Ita charge* against him. headed away from danger. TOUCIITON DRUG CO. city manager. ' • trucks over the area* and plane* but D r-. Reno auataiued the ROUMILLAT A ANOHRSON dropped warning notices tn evac-* At the City Hall, window* Charge* and requested that he he TAMPA. Sept. 17. M V-Florr uate because of the-approaching were nailed shut on tho front MflUrtced to three year* imprison. iile's West Coast today began pre­ hurricane. the building. An emergency ga* operated power unit was brought paration* agalnal the approach of ' Th* etet* prosecutor, Joae Mar. Ihn mighty hurricane now tearing the garage next to the Folk* FT. PIERCE. Bept. 17. l/P)— ttwl Fuentes. ha* said he would at the other side nf the 'JOD-mlle- Indian River d tn ie grower* estl- Station for emergency power,fof grit’ the touri tn give Allas Jkiumdi. --------- ------- ------ mated- n w ix y th ir ttieirT nrpr gnrjTXtim xm t-potinpiwr-Al thk maximum penally—-10 year* Murlhll * Field, big Army Sir In for hurricane losses that will precaution* at the 35oo were being in prison. base here, which yesterday, sent run into millions of dollars and undertaken this -morning under off it* light .planes, this nooning millions of boxes. One citrus the dir(ction of Sidney RICharJ. flow Its hugcrtl-'.'P's tn safety at grower said the fruit was taking Heavy steel cattles were olac*d Battle O f Words Hcnll and Chanule.Flefda in th* a terrific lashing from the trop­ over tha metal roof* nf Ike-ttnTrTT midwest. TtUier cages and fasten, ical storm. U MliascJ IMW l>xg* inwj _---The 5th Rearin' Hqusdruh lent*— “W hll stays nn ItirT re i* will cd securely to the bars of th* hav* been playing lumd-ball with Thle all-powerful measure which eight plants to Culm to await tiae-1 l>e badly scarred and much of it cage*. Tha leopard and mountain J._ „ . . .. will h* weakened so badly that lions were put in Inner cages. H originally was Intended only for sage of tho storm, after wrtilch great emergencies. Bo finally in they will he In riwdiness to follow later droppage will be heavy,” he Exposed bird cages wara barricad­ ed. her desperation the western de­ its path and give'assistance w hen­ •aid. itcanwhile, p u m p i n g crewa At 'the hangar building at trw mocracies have resorted to tho ever needed. Ita next scheduled worked desperately to saltagn was to Nassau as soon as Municipal Airport window* war* 'tactics of putting Russia and her more what they could from the im fifald there was tv ^ r lr d safe. shuttered and th* old baacon •ateiilte* on the spot for global thoThe squadron included B-I7’s portfnt early 8t. Lucia tomato etop the building wa* taken down. Inspection. crop. The Ideal Holding Company, with droppable lifeboats, nmplilbl-l Ail plane* wsr* put In ths hangar. Some observers will question Ions for land mu I water rrarues ono of the largest tomato pro­ (ha efficacy of auch method* and C-47’s for supply and evacua­ ducer* in Florida, has about 400 Auxiliary power wa* taslad for Against hard-boiled opponents. Bull tion. Personnel Includes a para­ acres of foot-high early tomato emergency, said Mr. Sayar. Far* there hav* been many indications chuting doctor and medical tech­ plants imperilled by the hurricane nald Laughton Memorial Hospi­ tal' haa lls'own emergency power over the years that the Soviet nicians aatwell'a* the normal res­ water*. • Union waa -anxious to be favor­ cue force. Other fall and winter vegetable ably regarded by the oufrid-s The base also transferred Ita crops are expected to undergo' Phone world. Phone maternity ward to the fashionable *ever« water and wind damage. .And why not, since ahe wa* Tampa T e m f e hotel, which now A*- the storm approached, th# SIL V E R trying to Sell Communism? Wo houses 16 Infanta and 17 expectant main Job of thb cktllemen in the . FLEET had evidence of th at desire when mother*. Okeechobee graxitfd ground* was '•MoxcoW eagerly aought and *•- IThe base ia equipped with hur- te prevent-storm frightened eattla CABS cured reestablishment of dlplo- [ricane-proof hangars, which will from stampeding hInto’low area* i£ * l Static relations with Waehlngton [ho used for other patients, but be. and the threat of d j* in 1033 by promising to quit cause of ita locatinihon the Tip of a spreading Red propaganda in the Inoint extending Into Tampa Bay United States. On that basis Pres­ there la’ danger from high water. ffiiiA ffe * : LAUNDBBETTBV ident Roosevelt granted recogni­ Hotels and tourist courts on tho - " :*S tion* . Gulf Coaet reported a heavy In­ nf , Because of the fierce objectlon- flux -of evacuees from the East of many nations to ths oper­ Coast and some resident* of thla SANFORD ations of th* Comintern, or Third area were beginning to leave their jn tem eilonet, Moscow announc­ bomra for more stoutly construc­ * Whole Weeks Wdth Don* Automatically ed during th* w ar (hat It had been ted building*. -^ • >■In Hmall boat* were moving up *abolished.' Of cntlrae the work of ‘ th* Comintern—which, was to act rivers and sttrsm s tn sheltered . *' • 30 Minutes me general staff for the world positions and householders were revolution—has continued spare. making fast their possession*. 100'; Soft‘^jiter .-rr* Excellent SanIttry Condition! But officially It la off the book* Meteorologist W. W. Talbott of Si a concession to world opinion. the Tampa Weather Bureau.said Telephone TOM Second at Oak * 'By th* same token Moscow the storm was expected to reach time ago ratilead a heavy peak' intensity In tho Fort Myers from religion Iin Rusaa and area about nightfall and progres­ allied eager thrbnfa To r*-| sively later, up the widening coaat worship in their churches, until It hit the Tampa-St, 1‘eteradrum today -rill continue to te a sourer of rani pride /to was a aop not only to the hurg-Clearwatcr area about mid­ many years to consef i of many Russian* but to night. Talbott said heaviest winds Whet's more . . . with GM Hydre-Mstic Drive*, thh*new __ opinion, though we kno.v Oldamobila's style ha* "caught on" this year—ha* cap. ■t Communism remain* fierce- along this coast were expected to Old*ok>bile le way out abend of the time* hi performance Effective Sept. 15, 1947, th* niWriptinn r»!t nl turn! the public taste arad fancy a* few style# ,tr w do. reach little more then 75 miles an -anti-religious. and driving earn. Hydra-Malic Drive—pioneered, proved The Sanford Herala will be Lntrtstd to Vj cents • hour, in guile, which would be Tailored smartness . . . a look cd luxury . , . smooth good viet Chief Delegate Andrei and perfected by Ohtimobilo—is still the only drive th at week. Monthly and yearly subscription! will be increased much le u destructive than the who arrived yesterday taste In every detail. . , these ere the quriitie* that make yhift* gear* automatically through f proportionately at the same time. Paid in-advaace sub­ sen EiUabeth, lold re­ sustained winds the E u t Coaat Is poopie say, " I t’s SMART to Own an pldet" the only drive that elimlnitca tho i st while there war# »«- gelling. scriptions will b« dclivtittLat.the old rate until the.cxThe offshore wind* should tend ahlemi before the AtaemAnd fU this public enthusiasm haa-a very Important Oldsmobilc—with llydrs-M stk Drive—stsnd*today as tho pirstion date. ,*■•.lower the water level and It la • believed they could b* Inn word in emertocee.. .the smart word to testetg value! t believed necessary te evacuate meaning fee tha buyer of a 1M7 Oldsmobilc. 7 V enr ke successfully through “muTh* Herald regreta tha nectasity qf increasiai ita ; 'j\, indentsnd and good will." the beaches, he aaid, but he will disaster agencies in all subscriptioo rate at this time, but the price of the paper it “the Soviet dele- notify communities if that becomes on which we print is three times higher than* it waa be­ .spare ho effort to beach 1*1 WITH advisable. ■uccessfnt solution of fore the war and other production costs heve. incresitd more 01 less to the same extent. MIAMI, SepL 17. W P)-T h# aa fee# value thet would Coast Guard reported one of Ita hopeful statement. picket boat* (a 88-footer with laThis is the, first increase in these rates which we -n nations wi II board motor) and a crew of three have made since February. 1938. It will be recalled that that-the psaef- had dluppcarrd on a rescue ml#* ‘ATUV'Ttfitf'W'tHUmed ~dailr pubbcsltoo -fdbw ing a -------- - f e n Americans Night ClubDancer Tried For Killing Chicago Attorney Miami Blasted 'i 'V I'j •• i I . *-.r—“ 2? 'i J j m i •! \ ' : ft !| I .. j. kl WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 17, 1947 - **— *T -» rfss1 “F lOSTMPOUNDS! . te , IS THE WORD FOR OLDSMOBI LE 69 Styled ti Stay Smart lor Years! NOTICE S the eating. , |on an4'be* presumed lost. Y ou * period at a tr»-weekly during the war, we made no addi­ i t . - ; , tional charge for the twa additional paper, delivered ? '- /r i r ', J jtfc week to *«t cut rid wlU w tr. a year. for slblt it did. not arrive and tha persoa* ware still calling Which appeerad lo p ■* te theta. __ yacht with three Ml* B •ny M *«? ^ rete increase as long as iWJ CHEVROI IFORD i * as ab 'ih * ',----- . ' . - o v OBILE - PIT.-; -V .ffg g x y r . - CADILLAC I i �I T THE WEATHER d limit7 Tkct« la S l r u i l h — O venasl. iloud) ami occasional showers tonight with gradually claarlng- skit* Inmorruw, T i Protect 1ho Pm m «f tk , World; To P n o t U Um Proarea* of A Series; T* P r ^ M t fro tp id ty for S tu f o r i wj E: P T » VOLUME XXXVIII E s ta b lis h e d 1 9 0 8 Prices Slump On Cattle .Prices D r o p $2 Hundredweight; Exports To Europe . W i l l be Reduced WASHINGTON, Sept. IN. td'i — The reduction ia A a trk a n grain shipments will aaaka It ■ora difficult to revive Europe economically, governmeat offici­ als aald today* They gar* that •allmat* In com n eat o* thr IS percent cut In Novembo* grain a i porta announced yesterday. Than* official*, now buaily working on food requirement! tha Marshall Plan, noted k*SJfc£r5K« abroad. Tha shortage of food, they eald. will loaaan tha amount of work European* can do lo help raconalruct their countries. WASHINGTON. Sapl. IB. (Al —Senator Handera (B-VT>-**14 today Ikat recant Cscreaaea in grain price* may b* doe In part •mto "guvernmenl bidding" and maihet operation* by “th« Ml-*' ami refugee*." Whin he made that ataleMcnt at a news con­ ference, reporter* ashed what be meant by "Miami refugee*." »*^Tbe» are a group of Europe­ ans who managod lo grl (heir money out despite the war," Handera explained. adding that ba learned from n news letter that a number <4 them "had Urge amounts of trading on the ^Chicago grain market." WASHINGTON. Sept.'IB. OP) —The Justice Department or­ dered Ita No. I anti trust man lo Chicago today lo direct a grand Jury probe of the meat industry, a t lawmakers talked nf possible new gorernment controls to fight Ih* high coat of living. A By ASHOCfATHU PRESS Price* dumped on the Chicago ^cattle and grain taadgia »«!*/ declined and'dealer* attnbut meat costumer*. plus the announce men) of a ikarp reduction in No' —w nhcv*ram exports. Earner in declined somewhat on hogs and sheep, but today cattle prices dropped a* much at $2 a hundred ^pounds on tome grades,. Al jhe same time, wheal and corn prices dropped. the limit within a few minutes after the opening of trade and the nervous grain market ** (t m i N sm n rase Bial SA N FO RD , —sA sso c ia te d P raaa L eased W iro F L O R ID A , T H U R SD A Y . S E P T . IH, 1917 East Coast Is Bat­ tered But Unbeaten As Repair Crews Be­ gin Reconstruction JACKSONVILLE, Sept. IB. tAV-Kail and bus line* were virtually stampeded today by stranded tourists and olhtr* t* gel into the Sooth Right Wing Groups eager Florid* hurricanr ton* lo see had happened. See P r o p o s a l As what H. J. Ruerth, Greyhound Ter­ manager, said about 2,100 Chance To Save UN minal bus passengers alone were NEW YORK, Sept. IB. </P>— tl.suited here when communica­ tions were disrupted Tuesday The L'nlted Nations Assembly met ia a lento atmosphere to­ night, but that many insisted on making the trip south, even in day awaiting Ike first Soviet ■abuttal tt/ lk c • ‘ash.** alto.h* . tha face of o-Xrot .warnings. No bases left. However. made on Russia yesterday by Meanwhile, official* of Ih* Secretary of Blalt Georgo C. Florida East Coast, Atlantic . Marshall: As the second day Coast Line and Seaboard Kailof general debate opened at ways aald tervlca was getting 11:11 A.M„ word qairkly.spread back I* normal after some track­ that Soviet Deputy foreign Minister Andrei Y. Yiihinsky . age and equipment damage. would deliver Russia'* basic - MIAMI. Sept. 18. W) — Tha policy speech about 3 I1. M. Miami Daily News today esti­ mated storm losses In nearby LONDON. Sept. 18 tA*> Sccre arena at B3.000.000 for thr Boca tary of S tate GeorgeC. Mirih»tl‘f Kalon-Mianu 'Army "AIT' Field piopovali for reviling United Na- (40 miles north of Miami); Mi­ ami Reach. 12.000,000; and Del­ tiunv machinery brought mixed— ray Reach. 11.000.000. and caylious—reaction in LuroThere were no estimates for many communities. William II. pean capital* today. live United Statci of filial call­ iUsrhoff, Daily N ess agricul­ tural editor, said damage to the ed ujion the UN Aiiembly yester- ^stale's rich agricultural area dsy lo cirate a Cteck bolder com- would be enormous, but there miviion and a year-wound tecutt- would be lime lo replant many ly committer and to mote for crops. hbeiahratiun of the ligpow rr veto PALM BEACH. Sept. IH t f l in the Security Council. If there it sadness in the death Extreme leftwing groupv saw of tree*, then Palm Heath it a hi* reviiion plan a* a weapon tad place today. again*! Rum*. Estrenr tighlwing Boarded and empty, the stately tecliont hailed >1 at (touibly the home* of tin* winter social capital UN's "bett chance." of the Gold Coat! still stand intact Official comdirni »at *|iar*r. but ill patrtnrnl* ate liltcied with The Briliih foreign office declined! f a cotptei of Jamuus fallen to express itielf on lh» proposals *tieea. One ■ovcfcmeal informant said, nthey „ y are the Koya tcoyai Palm* rati in night leave it lumber UN 'known to mdJions of Americ an -lAntlllkM to pse d w G rtb^^Ksunsts—tall! slender tire* •ritith vmi*. * • (gfce ||lr wind at gracrfully at a A ,c *l ^ rr ^ « * , tuV *,d bending sail. Winds Hit Sixty . Here But Little DamageWasDone Automobile T u r n e d Over At Municipal Airport By Gust Rv WILLARD CONNOLLY Alltiuugh wind husIi up io t>0 miles an hour wcie tepoilcd last night al thy Municipal Aiipotl, ipjwaicd damage Ivo-g .ll** stotjn ap this morning very light in ir com- East Coast Man Flee­ ing From Hurricane Is Killed In Acci­ dent Near -Tampa Lone Survivor Welcomed Home paiitim with that of many, ptcviout hutiicanet in the Sanford area. TAMPA. Sept. 18 (tP) Tlic fiisl One automobile driven by La* death utt the Rot ids West t o a it gene [ggrtte, 1900 Magnolia Av­ attributable lo hunicane comlilintts enue, was icpuitrd to police to was tepotlrd al Tampa lothi', have been turned over by a gust while Foil Myers, ssIik Ii Line thr of wind while turning a'corner at brunt of ■ the I00-tm!e-*n-lioui the Municipal Auport at 1: A. winds.-S(ipsl*nlly .riss|H-tl -without M.7 but the' driver w'ai tiul^iepoir7 loit uf life or serious propel) ed to have been injured. damage. The worst inconvenience ol ihe Motley A. Wsilc, d-i-ycai-uhl ilium was to telephone service will, /lollywnod dairymen sslm druse lo neatly ^0 telephone lines up! out faimly lo lamps to cssspr the of service due to falling limbi allil hun u sue on llic Last ( oust, died palm fronds. Crews have been from injuiie* receives! in a high out all morning to restore service, wa> at intent near here yesterday according to K. V. Turner, mana­ He was struck hy an automobile ger. It was not lound necessary to as he stood hy lot tar wailing, use the auxiliary battery-power. for a lire to be dunged Dower line service- was inter­ rupted belitti-n H:00 and 11:00 o'clock last evening on South Mel* lonville Avenue north of Geneva Avenue by the breaking of a main power line, but this was the only serious break in thi* area, accord­ ing to IL II. Coleman, local man­ ager uf the Florida Dower and Light .Company. There were, how­ ever. be xald a few small inter­ ruption* raused by tranifurm rr fuse* 'blowing out ansi service wires Iwing hit by fslliag palm ftW ttH Pt t •BHBgppr --------- ------No power poles were. brokent said Mr. Coleman, Crew* worked Untir after midnight. Thero are still small troubles being remedied this morning. Tiie barometer hit a tow mark of 1"J.77 last night and this nmrninV bad risen lo 21I.H7, It was re ported by H. F. Whitner. weather uinn. Rainfall for a 24 hour peri Al least two other peisntis wei - BACK HOMI iiflt-r jinnu lulling .its-ly from bis duurned It- J? bomber over tC|iuited dead in the wake o| the Aberdeen. Mil. i ‘.rpt Cliurlet War mask, 23, kl>-tt His batty son. Drily, white his Wife, Charlotte, loins In thanksgiving. Wurmatk vt'ji the s -'o big storm on the Last l oast. survivor rtf llit-tt'li peio>tu almaid the Army plane tshhli ovplndcd in tire Although noirnai channel* of •sir and erashnl iplo Cliesa|reak* Day” (fn(crnafki><dt Sutindphulo) Conumiiinatiuii with Fort M yers’ roniatitt-tl out, |lie Siute IllgillSo! Patrol at Tampa jiatd it bad l/eein I 1 . a • r t • , if . *¥> _ Ilnilnsry survey showtvl tsi (It-sth* or s*Hou, in ju ria -m i be* p,up erty ilantagr limn liarl Item espseted w. ------------------JH m . ~r inT,»i s'a l.lT' tYw TWriHkm'i Trail-.east—from l ia t l l ) m . iu “pen again after iielng niftier wu a te ■■ w W i S J ■ •. i # w. \ State Of Emerfjency Is Proclaimed As West Florida P re­ pares For Big Blow rENSACOU. Sept. ,18 t>v, Highway I'aliolmcn latc.l tiirou|h small loss ns and fishing villages along Ronds'* exposed but spaisel) srlltrd noilhwcst coast ■tods;* vvauung- /raidertg, to ^Ice ?..< lieftiie an oncoming hurricane. Hie gigantic storm, sshich roar­ ed at toss southern Ruud* ycstsiday like a huge mowing machine, cursed savagely noithward m the Gulf of Mexico and drove again upon -the mainland. Governor . Caldwell's office anUlt'tiihai rival s .llale of. emenjeflcj hail hern ptnclaililrd in . Rond* hy I’irsidrnt Human ill the vsalr of riuitli-millluu dollar damage, and I frdrt.d agent ie* w eir' mobihfed lo aid the sliit Lrri airat I’lfghlened trsnlrnls of sulnclahle coastal lir a scuttled Into IVnsacola anil inland towns as wimls I'rgan litliig. ami thr heath tesoil id Nanta Uosa Island, and low living Destin, I I*.', were evac u.ilrd. in Molilio, iluaatei crow* miiniigcil to evacuate lekldents of low-flyhlg Hud- of tha Alabama Gulf Const, Including several bundled pciroii* living in scarbuilt (route npntiiuuni* on liiakefn-" Uluml ll.o- gteal ituim lltovasi Up— iAnti-Com m unist j Im provem ents T o £ I*he.a Gulf, tin- N'my cinUred its I | ' I , p a II A ' nitrttift tunicas Wiight and IW'j P a rt U i Labor A ct to u n ty Home A re deatruyel* to ' ptocieit with .all *I>vccl lowniil tl\e Yuralan l-iuui^_ »*.:«|«> ilit’ H u e .' TrCallerP‘Silly”rBeing"Co)npleted TTrTTo One of the»o evacuating beforq the “f; Senator 'Aiken Says ptcatn Kadiators Arc Now (hey. lie like granite toa.l Htcila; lice I'ntiol naiil, lint Im It Won’t Work Ami JieinK Installed And blocks across Royal Poinciana and tinea called off •clictlule* notitli nl Royal Palm boulevards- two ol Bui l di ngs Painted Is Unconstitutional Tnhipn until the rainy and Mill the world's beautiful streets. They gu»ty weatliei mmlefatmL Alits-Irill Field, l>ig A rm y gtr baa* are down by the hundreds ami Ihe Seminole Counts I Ionic, hi WASHINGTON. Sept. IH (d’l be re, bail III I rllck h londed with Senator Aiken (U-Vl.) said Imlai'c alrtl south ol- fjanloitl on ih* probably thousands, . beaten to aunnlirv*'ready to roll earth and uprooted by windsi«d was measured at only 1.86 rinereenev to any area in nerd of nssIManec th r rnnttoversial niinri'oinmuilri-. OdancLi highway, is |i«-mg «»»' whirling at (note than 120 m i l e s l o »l>1' Lack of coimnniliralion hamjier- provision ol thr fait Haillry I u> pletrly tr|i.sinl>il anil icpaiird ^ * jWim}, it proltably amounted . J iimire than the Instrument record ed lepoits on inlidilinna in tho IS ''*111) '' and (Msssihly unconslllo a tost rsliinalecl yeMtttliv IIV Combat Veteran Is Trapped For Hours ■in Cave-In Well -V NO. 220 TALLAHASSEE, S e p t . IB. id ’)— Gusernor I sldw ell's office anuuunrrd tudi) that Provident Truman has declared a stale uf emergency in Ihr hurricane uir* of Florida. M . I'BTEHSUUHG. Sept. I n. (A’— Robert Marks, 20-)rar old Marine on furlough died today in Mound I'ark Hospital of in­ juries suffered yealerda) when Ihe ear he waa driving crashed Into a palm tree al l’ass-.\Grille Reach. This marks the ont) violent death tu occur in. thi-* area during the hurricane, I',,lire aay Marks, Ihe sun uf Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Marks of Pas*-A-Grille, attempted lu slop his car at an intersection and n 'A hrokao Kicked throw ing-tfc* car into an 80-foot skid into a tree. t,,rns wa v Govednn Millard, Caldwell of Flood*, Dii" had gon* today Hi hi* P e a c h collage at Alligator PuintX fl.eie ' he w*i it-acitid l>> jh e 'Highway Patrol inday mid ‘ warned of the pioilllllllg iililt il 111"'. t aldw* rim t left lieie 1.1 ..... late advisories jlldlcwted tlm -Him was *w«rvitig northward,* —At-4it8>-P^3t-s*alay thie -Mohilt Went b n . Ihm 7“ ••'1***( ta-il that sn At my plane ).&■! vp-itid tiie ceutir qiottal' Hir Yrtmoitl lawmaker loMlTnimly (’iiminissiunrr I 1 Mst HI of .till' liiiiti.ui> Iso, Hides due soul ti »f Apiilt,. b. -In, f la., mov­ I r p m l n s hr favnls rllllilll.ilioil » I uni, at Illuir lh.ni 74.IHHI lie is ing in a mu lion -telly ,111VC11oil. at least tlaiifuation ol the sec Ito- thr coiiitiiissionri in stlivr shaigr I i*ii-s'Mstn I lank I l.ide said Ailt**ii made his views known of the llotnr and lakes iiAk .i tiie stoim apparently had sldfit d v,iin . ruih^c idigs*.west, ,uf J rys, liupis, afjef ..the .N'elmual. 1.^. tutr^rst.«q im|ii4u«iuruu -. pievloiis liHBtioilhoi lb l.tlmnl Itoalil letrisetl tb' Another_m * j o I ‘ oi.|o.iteoieo‘ fits! Il l t - O r on ic issue. a n : Itriulmg is the reinsvt.ill.tti of i.' TT'.NSAl’i)l.\. Srpt. 18 I/Pi A appeal by the AH. Iliolhellttio ! riteam i.iill.ittn* which line no! 11cat fir Ioils tti.pli si ilottl) touted ol Ret till al Wtitkeit. i hern tonnerled to the h.isruirpl vuJJruly. toils) upjitl Ilie exjUKed I lie IliiilhrshocKl asked the bratinp plant m several seat's Gull t'oast nl Western R onds, Boaid lavf night to (Itetturn a **•• Jhese base been silver pimlrtl lu llin g nollliweslnald ill the (»ult mg l>) Us Itallimoie rrglonal dtrr Ihr riritmg plant Is in go...l coiuli id Mrxnh a jln lulling, s dew s Ini that lie could not handle a uu , o s s iija e t «« fear *in dating path•yrstcnJay acioii tuUlh' Ion prtition lirtause lop uMlcm ' ,, . . , cm I loiid*. WASHINGTON, Sept. 18. (A*)— Italy has notified th- United States it needs about f 1,000,000,000 in out*1(1* assistance to meet the immediate economic crisis and survive through n e it year, Amer­ t'«rt Myent urea whole the hurriThe hurricane struck in fullpow -|,d. ho said, ican officials said today. i-nne entered the Gulf of Mexico, I t a l i a n Ambassador Alberto er vestmlay against Palm Reaili.1 At the airport the wind aver but nortbvcniil idling the pen until,i 40. miles an hour, but tlaliiage apiiemed nogliglblo. Tarchiani told Under-Secretary of a 12-tquiie-mile tea emerald linked 8tate Hubert A. Lovett of these to the mainland by three cause- gusts up to tlO M i'll were record I'uiita Gorda, 26 mite* north ed. Debrie In streets is confined need* a t € conference two day* >f Fort Myers, repotted winds up to moss and email limbs, and this ■> / t l 'w l t i H S i - s r e s ir - x te t- ' Jf<2im"hroport 'oHbTdldlM .t.ort'- •"Rorfewrcjr-ihirwrmflnarre-* W W0HMW nb 'ftni-n'YV+ef *rek«."Ye come here to rub elbow* with mut ported at tha City Hail. Roofing age in hli country. Government officials who dii- ti millionaire* were in thalr man- concern*, usually deluged wilti T r u m a n K e e p * P o s t e d rioted this development said they stuns, .atilt shuttered and clu<>.| rail* for repair* after sturms, re­ On Major Events until the winter aeaion. Palm ported this morning only a few jmf~'* study' ■“ “Italian “I udy ing tha WAHNER, N. H„ Sept. IB, ■re carefully ^ P P V i along r>sf Hth less complete Beach it populated chiefly by care­ call*. UP)—Trapped than 31 Pfigures, Hy ERNEST H. VACCAKO No survey hai yet been made uf hour* al lha bottom of a SB- information from the French, to takers, policemen and firemen. No ABOARD USH M I 8 R O U R I live* were lost hero ia the hurri citrus and celery damage, but no foot well. Norman Woods. ■ . determine what the United States can*. Is. flapparent damage to the** crops WITH PRESIDENT TRUMAN, year old army combat veteran, ran do to help these countries A pre dawn motor tour of the in the Seminole a tra has yet hern Sopt, 18 (d'i I'resi.lont Truman waa extricated al 8:M A. M. to­ daring the next three munthx. Government officials who re­ battered island this morning found reported, according to \\‘. A: L*f- nirangrci to keep fully informed by day after 100 volunteers and radio today of the internatiunal atala Dotlc# worked all night quested that their identity be it looking pretty much like a thm flcr, manager of Chase ’ and "Co. situation including iliivelupmcfita of the All bail riot [iiitrolird nun withheld said the Italian ambassa­ ager with her hair caught in an Rome beans may have to be re­ to dig him out. dor ha* broken down bit country's electric drier. planted, he predicted. EL J. Leh­ in Trieste, as woll a* , the Florida Cunmiimist affidavits. Hie union Mr, Truman ia near­ Every aid* road was blocked requirement Into two categories: man reported no damage to build­ hurricane. WARNER, K. IL, Sept IB. UP) ing tha end of hi* trip home from had |>etiliimecJ lor crrtilnatiun as with trret. Tha car lights were I • A bout *300,000,000 in "stop­ ings at the Hanford State —More than 100 vob’utoer* and haigammg irpresriilativr for wutk lit sail. t I ('sultans* so l*sas Bit I Farmers Market. He also declared •Nit* Police labored through the gap" aid needed from Ih* United Hie Missouri will dork ir) Nor­ State* to pull Italy through to that he had'not yet received any folk, Va.. tomorrow. The Tro- eis .ct udio Station WARL ill Ai ‘ night In art effort to extricate reports of damage to vegetable* Mdenl will hoard the yacht Wil­ linglon, Vo. Norman Woods. SS-year oid Array the and of the ye*/. 2. A Utile more than 1800,000,- Snow Is Reported or citrus in this area. combat veteran, buried to Ida waist 000 .Tiie ptiivialnn wldeh ha* at tit -.1 liamsburg for Ihe run up the Pot wanted by the Italiane __ fo for sine* yesterday noon when a well Schools remained closed today. omac River to Washington, where | l»l* In W estern States rottuin * nil of "essential purchases" from outside caveeLjn. How*vets if Fr^jUy la a good day, he expect* to arrive Hkltirday Jfieerouf Inlmr nrganliatlom to fit tourres during 1848. S t * police reported early toaffidavit* deny tug meinhersliip \u they will ba re-opened, SupL T. nmrnlng, By AHStkTATED PRESS All the** fund* would b* used, i ' , ..i inm. mi 1*1111# <l|%| list m t l Wood** condition waa as W. Lawton announced this morn­ Mr, Truman told nawsmen in The biggest hurricane to strike according to the Italian plan, to “good a t could b« expected under ing. tv'lionse to Inquiries .yesierda the South Florida peninsula in 10 . u n lay buy American grain, cool and raw tb* condiMont" and that "he la years moved across the Gulf of T h a^ State Road Department Dial he radioed the capital to ad- Chicago Ne^ro In materials for Italian industry. Mexico today after causing mil­ ha s ceased all road work her#,v»''v« the swearing in of James \ J utNvo* doctor* UJl W*tl1were r**fUerl-" standing by lion* of dollars of damage, killing during tha storm period. FurreaUl a* Secretary of Drfrnse Ethiopian Air Force a* rescuers. Including 80 percent at leaet two person* and leaving *No damage to building* a t the because of Ihe international sit­ • f tha Uwn's men. formed bucket TopDefenseCommand thousands temporarily homeless. Guilty Of Fighting Zoo waa apparent this morning, uation. brigade*, to carry sand from a Aero** the rountry, In northern and ail animal* appeared to be II* declined to elaborate except Ia Sworn Into Office circular W nch being dug around ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia, Sept Idaho and western Montana, temp, in good condition, A number of lo say that the times require a tka wall. They hoped to shore the IH, t/1*> Cul. John C. Riihlnson, WASHINGTON, Sept. 18 (AT— erstures dropped to below freel­ palm fronds war* strewn about In defense secretary. It had been Chicago negro serving in (lie trench and dig Inte the pit to ear' City .............. Hail. l. At the generally expected that F o rm tal Ilf Woods o i|. The top command of the United ing ami anew fell in several eom- the are* of* Use munitlee aa cool air from Canada Municipal Pier the northeast w lnd|w,ou^ **k« ° v«r his dullea aa head Ethiopian air' force, was convicted Woods, trapped a t the bottom of R u les' new defense deportment mon-d Into the a n a . has crown! tha whole 7 «chl haaln ^ •rmad Erryire* afU r Mr, today on charges of assault and the 20-foot excavation vena unable was rounded out today aa the sec­ Federal Weathar Bureau area with -w ater ■hyacinth*. N o R n m ™ * N lurn to Wa.hlngton. battery against the air force comto mov# from hi* waist down. Ilia retaries. for N ary and Air were in The Chicago reported Tour Inches ’ Cress Secretary Charles G. niandrr, Swedish Count Guataf legs were hold fast by timbers sworn into office. ' snow at Cut Batik, MonL Snow craft were anchored there, Ross aald Mr. Truman referred to Von Rosen, and sentenced lo (hreo and other debria. Taking tre oaths administered of Rounding tha Band Shall this also fell In Butte,. Helena and Iho International acene In general month* imprisonmsnt. w'He Hi donned an oxygen mask at by Chief Justice Fred M. Vinson, Great morning to observe Ih* pounding Falla, in Montana, and in court also ordered Robin­ Intervals during tb* night and W. S tu art Symington became the Mullen Paaa, Ida, The mercury waves rolling westward on Lake rather than any (pacific aspect of sonThe pay ail Von Koten’a costs ipoka n few encouraging won)* to nation's first Secretary for Air slid to 28 at Mullen Pate; 27 at Mnnroe, your reporter found a It- However, It ta known that Mr. and to rejected n plea for a stay of his young w tf. when .h i annearod and John L. Sullivan took over as Butt* and waa freoxlng a t Helena somewhat frightened and aged Truman has been concerned about execution of the aenlcnre. Robin­ lelena. on lha acene. ■The oxygen waa Saeretary of tk« N ary, a post to inside the building disturbances in the Trieste area son wa* brought to trial after Rain was reported from the Da nigro i rcrouched s s t i s s s * ■■ r a w * u > supplied to countar impure air in which he . was sle rtU d from kotaa waatward to the Rockies, (where (here have been skirmishes Von Rosen allegedly suffered a the welL with cooler weather and shower* between Italian*, Yugoslav* ami brain concussion In a flat' fight d im e s v. rForrest*!, o “He's a tough man who aa former forecast for some section* of the FRANK ROBINSON HERE Allied iroop* In connection with with him. | plantr of fighting orerseaa." ob- Navy secretary, U took Um oath aa North Central 8 tales. Frank Robinson, former star end boundaries set Mp In the Italian r* reported, “and he should Secretary of Defa and.hand of the Celery Cel Fed*, “blew Into LAGUAKDIA S IN K IN G ' Fair weather with moderate of (he treaty ). through this." the unified armed artne< fore** yester­ temperature* wan* reported In the town" Tuesday evening from peace NEW YORK, Sent. IB, (/P)— Tha Preidient directed bv radio day following radioed instructions .Southwest, Ih* Mississippi Valley Cristobal, Canal Zona as ha "put last night that lurpiua govern Fiorello II. latGuardia, 84, (a in a AUTO LICENSES from Proaidant Truman aboard ' Eastward to Jho Atlantic it. He has been spending the past whlth could be «Md '■downward'’ trend In Ilia grave ti*, feitHaihip Ifliiotiri, nine- month# there visiting hli to relleye victims </{ the hurricane Ulneu, hi* physician reported to­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Rob­ be rpade available to states and day, aa New Yorker* proyed at pray DEATH TO OPPONENTS inson. inson. an and intends to enter Stetson communities. TOWNSEND MEET the request of Mayor William O out this SOHA, Bulgaria, Sept. 18, Univeralty. * Dwyer for the little man who was A 'neeting of tho Townsend Oub th at a t pr . Tb# Bulgarian ynprema court has Fifth District Council will be held tho city's mayor for 12 year*. GREEK ARMY Passage on the airliner from rejocTOd the appeal of Nikola To*- Sunday afUrnoon a t 1:80 o'clock Kingston. Jamaica to Cuba waa ATHENS. Seat. 18, (AT— An Dr. George Baehr said tha former Agrarian opposition leader at Um Tourist Center. Due to the the roughest jpart o f'th a trip, ha Informed source aald today the mayor and director general of a month ago to b* hang- Imoortanee of matter* to be dia- A»ld, and daefared th at ha got a Greek government would atk the UNKRA “again is in a deep sleep. •dlooa walling in long 11dm a charge of conspiring all Sanford members arce good shaksup on that part of lha United State* for permltaion to The gtn«ral trend la downward Gecrgi Dimitrov's against Pro double the site of the G m k and tn* Immediata outcome la aa stormy flight. H* than flew Fatherland yet unpredictable." army - to about 270,000 men. via Miami and OrUnd£ l v .* « Few Casualties Are Reported As Hurricane Europe’s View On Marshall Speech Reported Mixed lly Notifies U .s. It Needs One Billion AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAl'EM t* tlll( I I ll I JC( Iflft'N Civil War lum table NEW DELHI, Sept. IH. id'i— .MidiHiidav K. Gan,lid deetared to­ day ttint unless Pakistan mid India frankly confess theii guilt fur the grave eoiiiniiiiiat atrocities nunmilled in the Punjab mid in Delhi, war bertrju'n tin- two deW doinlitioils n|i|>eiirs inevitable, , i lie told a heavily atleitded meet­ ing It.n- tlial if i h e two state* |M isisli'd_ III tlieir p r e s e n t nttitiiiies Inuaid the violence vthii'h has taken countless thousand* of live* in etmimunaj strife between Mos­ lems, .Sikhs 'and lllndui. It would mean war. GniutlU, tin- spiritual leader of the All India Congress Party, said he lind rome to thi* Indian eapital in a "do in .did*.’ effort t o ie«foeepeace- (o D Delhi, e " .................. which lias just passed through a ghastly period of communal rioting, death, a r­ son and torture. Ho said he would pray God lu take him rathei than see a land so dear to him in chaos. He s a id there was no doubt that Hindus and Sikhs had In-eii ill(irated In West Punjab, Pakistan, Ioil lidded that it was equally true that Moslems had liecn similarly mistreated'in East Punjab, India. Tiie newspaper , S t a t e * man, which ha* the largest circulation in India, said today thdC Hindu* and, Sikhs were leaving Karachi, the 'capital of Pakistan, hy ihe thousands; fearing reprisals be­ cause of the recent treatm ent of Moslems In DelhL Tiie paper said more than 25,0O0 had left Karachi In the last week and that an equal number had Dulled out of other towns In Sind province for places In India. It kaid airports and railway sta­ tion* wars besieged by persona trying to gat away aa quickly aa oouible. * A 9 |S A. M. (E S I) advisoiy hy the U. S. Wrsthct llurcau nrdrie,! hutm snr wgtqmgs Jrom St. Mstks lo Prnrocol*. and s»id lh« full lotce of gigantic storm would hit between Apalachnola and lien ahoul midnight. Wimli sip lu 100 ntllet alt li'ollf weti* foitiatl. Stan in wa mints Hew from PensacoU west lo Mobile, and heavy weather wxs rXpectrd east ol Al»*huhiiol.i along Nl. Gcotgcs and Dog Islands .and Apalachee Bay. The damaging hurricane, width yesterday widpprd tin**rieh icsoit and agiicullinal areas of Huuth Florida with PJd-mile gales, al­ tered it* course ahiuptly after _____ _ __ entering the___ Gulf near Foft Myr r i last night. Kally lepoits indtcali-d -it might move westward without further menace to land, hut it la-gan to wallow north­ westward during tiie night with accelerated speed. It was moving on tliss Florida west coast at 16 miles an hour, and during the morning wa* lo* IC o a lla o e O ts l '« « » 111) KK8I8TANCE GROWS FRANKFURT, Germany, Sept. 18, — A United Stale* Army rrporl aald today the Ukrainian Yesiatanco army fighting for Ukrainian independence was *o large that u n i t s estimated to number 16,000 to 20,000 men had engaged Polish and Soviet Rus­ sian troop* In pitched battles. U .S , CHOSEN EW YORK, Sept. 18, (/PI­ TH# United Slate* was ehoaon to­ day to servo with Australia and, Belgium on a threo-mambar Uni. tod Nations Commission to assist in ntgoliating a *otU«m*nt of Uu DuUh-Indoaatian conflict. ■ ■‘M ' *{ I1 �P A G E TW O t f ie fhe Sanford Herald «*aifrvi «* •frond riAM O f l t h r r 27. I H R . u f ifcr • *•«* * f I f t s f a r i , M m i I.I h. n ie ilrf i • t r » XMM N itrh ml lld l.is s i IM K I. in: i s iMaMja t a l r l l s o . m r s i . fo r r t M t f l fiiio i* . n i u N tila r I h lf lM \ e m p a p M sail wtJrM • Ik e i-»«n ■•••*■ "* M r l m r a M l» r r w l r *. H ip rttrR ta illftH tan, r#'!*»#•*r«l» Tkr HtiuM In *fc* u f Mil t «l I 1« 1» R |1 I l f I I IM if f mslnininr.l I* lM I .KBit 1*9ft 111 U rie l r if le * l a ilk# ro M R lr) n i l l U r* I* M i r i m * R g f TkP 1 i m ,U 1 ,4 I . „ m r wi h r , . f ll.|'r > > i M td rh I t r » ilil- U IlH ld irl, In Ik# , u a llM > 1 nil I k v I n r u l fa IF Ik U H M iih ifft. a rm it#ml*g»»»r« I ••a * a* nt m il i, (n(l|. p iln llS a, a ll a l* * slrl» » « . ' THURSDAY. SEPT, is. 1917 IF WE ARK S filN d TO DO ANYTHING FINK AND WlkttTIIY IN TIMS WORLD TODAY 18 TIIK REST TIME Horn. 13: Justice Jackson of the .Su|»irmc Coutt would alter the laws of war. But since nobody, payi any alien lion to them anyway, we don I sec [| took (2 Americans l*> hall If* Yugoslavs trying to forte their way into Trieste the other night a little prematurely . Of , course. sonjc «* those Americans might ha»e been there just to sec thr fun. sa n fo rd herald . sanford . F l o r id a PHOENIX, WE HOPE! Erratic Hurricane Snnford nnd Sem inole C ounty h a v e eaatped w ith liltl dntunpe a n n lh er rlangi'roua h u rricane w hich filiated away itl th e low er Rant (’oaxt for aevernl hours y esterd ay anti then ru t a wide sw ath e across the so u th ern p art of . the s ta tr1 on it’s way to th e Gulf o f Mjyiico. It ia well to prepare for these storm s, hut- we like to rem em ber th a t few of them ev e r strik e here w ith th e ir full fu ry . Even in the p ath of I h e lUortfi th e re apparently has hern little Ioss of life. T he |H*ople of S outh F lorida are. more "h urricane-w ise" th an m any of them .w ere 20 yeara ago when m ore than 1,000 w ere killed when, th in k in g th at the lull was the end of th e blow, they v en tu red fo rth to aec What had happened.* You don’t have to go th ro u g h more son line or two of th t h e fe ir hurricaiion 16am t h a t ''litl IsdiesC tlaan one tir hurricunoa to learn In'besr to lav low. Even so. we w ere su rprised at th e reluctance which m any people showed to seek places of sa fe ty . P articularly in th e E verglades a re a , thousands of people remnined in th e ir homes iong a f te r i t was obvious t h a t th e hurricane w as going to strik e and th a t th e excessively hint) w ater caused by long sum m er rain s rQlght m ake it im possible for them to g e t out. T ra in s se n t early y e ste rd a y m orning to tiie ir rescuw were stalled a t several places. ~ O ther venturesom e individuals, "who so u g h t to w atch th e tropical d istu rb an ce from th e v an tag e point of some rem ote island, wildly radioed for help w han th e going got tough and they found them selves sta n d in g in tw o feet of w a te r even on high ground and th e winda blowing th e ir sh e lte rs-to oils. C oast G uardsm en took th e ir lives in th e ir hands to rescue them . Though th is h u rric an e did not tu rn ou t to be as bud as had been predicted a n d certain ly could not com pare with e ith e r the 1926 or th e 1928 storm e ith e r in w ind velocity o r casualties, still it w as an e rra tic h u rric an e am i m ight have caused considerable dam age had ita course not Ixxm carefully plotted, am ple w arnings s e n t out, and full pre­ cautions taken. ■■ \ , T here aW 'V ery TdW hliV riciine/ w hich fdllo** a coum r a s fur n o rth us th is one d id ,t or w hich rtiov« in ao nearly a w esterly direction. H ad .the* cen ter h it th e cogst a little fu rth e r n o rth , say jn th e vicinity of F o rt P ierce or T itu s­ ville, we here in S anford m ight have see n ,so m e wind, pnd w ater, which would h av e given the old-tim ers som ething to talk ulxnit for gen eratio n s to come. TH U R SD A Y . S E P T . 18, 1917 Freedom Train Is , Christened In Philip PHILADELPHIA. Sept. '18. (/P) -^The gleaming red, white and hlut* Freedom rain, __ ___ _ __ wasJ Rchristen ed, yesterday as U. S. Senator Ed­ ward Marlin ' (It-Pa) labeled ll America's best weapon against Communism. “I don't know if there are any Communists within the sound of my voire," .Marlin told sevaral thousand persona at ceremonies in ilroad .Street Station. "If th e n art-, let me assure them, as well as othrrs^-tbis time they have left themselves and thc'ir m o l i v o i finl themsrlvr* a* the "I’hlladel- wishes of the nation's leadrr*. nhik Committee for Amnesty for President Truman galled 'o n 11 o all War Obiectbra." . people of America to share theii Attorney General Tom C. Clark, credited with concriving-the Idea concept of liberty with the world of the shrine on wheels that will visit more than ,100 cities In ti year-tong cross county pilgrim­ age. dec la rod "Unless America D r. Chnrle* L. P< shares Its freedom with all na­ O p to m etrist tions, there will soon be no free­ Sanford Atlantic KW. dom for anyone In the broad reaches of the world." lloura: M 2 1-3 PI „ Sat. M 3 Clsrk said the train, carrying Ainrrira'a most treasured histor­ Eyes Eiamined - Glasa* ical documenla shows the black LIABILITY INSURANCE fu meet Florida F inancial ReapooaiblHtjr I-aw effectiv e O ctober I, 19-17. Do you know ilw ddfcicnce be­ Hidden Reasons For Infidelity tween a stoim warning and a hur-ricaae wa inm g l i l o i ms rang" front 64 to 75 miles an hour in wind vrlotily; hurricanes from 75 miles an hour up.|5omelimcs there is a lot of diflrrrncr nc.iN.nnd panicky a n x ie ty henil th e lint-of thu tru e motive* Senator Byrd says that all the dollar. in America v»ill not cur" the ills of the world. In (hr past two years the Unilcrl States has .pent 20 billion dollat. on fuiei'vu relief. Do they lose us dor it > They da not. They stand a round Iwul dting their thumbs and wondrous when Amciitan aid is going to ‘ari live. Senator Hyrd **y» heartily in should keep their ' rhil diet! from lut-ning tn turlr pio gram., hut many of them don't, and in the aW ncr /t), tpaienta! iupervision, there it no othsr way to handle the matter than for the radio station, to itop-'broadcasting programs which are def-fautriy—haimful Iil. j p la tte ’ a part of jheir listening audience*. ■From Summerville, Ga. tomes a report of a violation of one' >( the fundamental principles of the BtU-oi Rudd*, in the U# S. ConsUj iutton. There for reason of ‘‘pure politic*." morr than 100 men have been confined tn jail, aomr ot them for month* "with little or no hope of trial." Georgia’* own Constitution *ay«, "Every per»ou charged with an nffenie aosinit ’ the law* of the itat^'ltfslt ’have the privilege and benefit PLcoup•el . , , shall be conlidntrd with witnciie* trdifyingv- against hint Atlrmpli lo asiaisinale Pirn. <l*nt Bence and Foreign Minister Masaryk of Czechoslovakia due ing the past few dsjrs show that the Communists will stop al nolhtng to gain their ends. Although Czechoslovakia has been virtually e Russian dominated country sn.i has been regarded by the western power* at a Communist state, its two principal political leaders. Bep.-Oea and Masaryk, have long been friendly to France, England and t the United Slate* and only last week publicly insisted thgt the continuation of normal trade re­ lations b essential to their n<t* it economy . he move toward volultry ra­ ng of food was started ymterWhen the 1lotcl Association Al .York Gty agreed to observe w a lk s* days each week in hotels and rriUnniUs^Bfr q* of combating riridfr fhod ^D uring and . a firs ■the finl tj» War, such meatlahk d a n Copy will he mailed to you upon requeat. W e can save you m oney on y o u r liab ility Insurance. CASH D IV ID EN D S TO POLICY HOLDERS During Recent War tnore the children parents You .should know ab o u t thin Law and how it a ffe c ts ■ccurllv anil from the viewpoint political and military rasults of of aid from their Allies." the war," Inunu said. "The Turk* 1-at‘ r Inonu »aid Russia had managed t« keep closed the road formally notified Turkey that the of the mld-East during all the . Ui.eu.la u.-asr M cntiafierl Urlth Tur"T"■I■». <•a I (a'ltl JIM0, III In lu ll amt .. > to ,the I aiuiied wim year* 1938, smt said "Turkey a end of 181"; that i. until the vklIved to l<e recom- orlr* „f Stalingrad and El Alamein and until North Africa was occupiil Hint Tut key had «l by Americana and tlriaiah.” ■ident Ismet Inonu -ay* ihat Tur-. reatest service to Inonu o»»ert<il he agreed hi key rejected all German overtures eeping the ma*se<| principle to the Kooiev«|t—Chur—which ha said grew violent at iny amt Italy from chill demands;at Cairo to joln the time*--tn bring her into World War II against Soviet Ituasia. '•This ret figure* as most imr Turk# In a' lengthy article written fo* (io rta p t, in ts-prswusaloru i n the au p p ll the Encyclopedia Itritannica at Chirago and distriliutH by thr^ofTlclat ARtn>|ia rtgentjr today, Inonu defemled Turkey'* war roll which hail often l«*en r r i licit oil tv cause Turkey swung over to (hr* commend Nile pci rtif 'h W You can he deprived' n f y u u r . rlg h l tQ^ d riv e . In event you n re Involved in an accid en t causing bodily in ju ry o r pro p erly dam age to oth er* , and unable to m eet th e req u irem en ts of th e I<aw. behind many a philandering ad venture. A m ong th e cane T u r k l u l l P ro u irio n f 1 IlM U c lll historic* reported are those of the Rentlena V eteran, the A U I l i l S l I I ) „ , ’ i* _ F rig id Wife, the Ixrnely IluHbund, th e T em pted W ife, the 1O S l l l O n A ging Husband and th e Hollow Couple. T he doctor feels r A p l a i n s th at there a te many cases o f infidelity In, m arria g e where forgiveness, ra th e r th a n u p a rtin g of th e w ays, is indicated.. O ften the -real trouble, he says, Hen w ith th e "innocent" been;done with dm money, it extent wot Id lecurity bsr' gtrengthrnrd j y f iW VDRK The world haa gone mad Gotham 1 N Tl* .halting ■In H r cement~ hooter Maynr OTrwyer has not yet declared m artial law. but Iheae ar* grlin tim e. In New York. The reaeom Sidney A sthrr haa turr 1 ^ t on Brooklyn and apat For IU ysar*. the forlorn horough of Brooklyn, home of the Dodgers amt the New York Navy Yard, haa been defended virtually to the drath by Sidney He founded, tn 1P3S, the Society for.the Prevention of Disparaging Remarks a b o u t Brooklyn and It breamt one of the moat tatked-of organnations In America.___________ ' _____ ^ More than a helf-million membership cards i B / S S f were malted out, and the charter memt*ra.ln> Mel Helmet eluded former Mayor LaGuardia and each native , Brooklynltea aa Denny Kaye. CTara Bow,'Mae Weat, Eleanor Holm Rose and Edward JEverell Horton. If anyone hit beloved county. Sidney rose indlganybnc took a crack crark at hi* Mdnfl/gnd fibwled {6 ihe ak'tka.T personalty Yanlambar being blachballed when I anlpnt al Brooklyn In my Brit book, but 1 was reinstated and welcomed to the 8PDRAB when I apologised publicly. Today I was breaking bread with Sidney In tha patio of the Henry Hudson hotel, however, and he was a gloomy man. "I do not." ha said, darkly, "contlder Brooklyn a fit place in which to bring up my children, of which I have two. I consider Brooklyn unclvtllted and barbaric." grlpea chiefly flfeauae of tha Brooklyn Dodgers baseball team. Ha figures that every time tha borough makes • nute progress toward acceptance as a isgitlmale metropolis Iq the eyas of tha rest of the world, tha Dodger* do something aa Inina, that cancels it out. Aachar thinks Dodger fans era getting tha runaround from th* management, ha Dgure* Leo Durocker did ineurqhle harm th hi* tenure aa manager of tha le a n with hta arcus tactics, and w on. All in aU. ha haa given up on hla native heath, and la shopping for houses out on Long Island. , 1 guess Sidney knows what h# wants, byt Brodklyn would be a fool to let him out of its hands. For a dread* ha haa been tha only onlldott tha place haa had for Uto Dodgers. This leaves Sidney with' only three other o rg an ist long to occupy hi* Ume-gth* Jscketles* Man's Sortsty of America, the H a y ftm Suffercra' Society of America and tha Bocitty for tha Eatabiiahment of Adequate Cbmfort SUliona. , r * “l consider them alP lost cause*.’1, ha says, "and I do not ,m ike a cant out of any of them, but 1 am tha kind of man who cannot stand and see people pushed around,you know what I meant' The hsyfeVtr group was begun I t years ago, and aot been exactly a lost cause, since after it ysllod loudly «im Urn 04 8 Council hen paaitd a resolution making the presence of ragweed In one's yard illegal. * l » • •• - a , , , . THE JACKETLEM SOCIETY la flva years old. Sidney had an appointment one day, tho hottest day of summer, and got ao In­ censed that h» sent out a‘clarton call that day to New York's m ain and lha next day JO ot them ahowad up for a protest masting. This cads* haa stowed up a little, though; tn fact. /Mdiwy was wearing a Jacket aa wa tat lunching. 1 pointed this out. "That's lha TROUBLE," ha said, sadly, "no one wilt make the Brat mova. Not even me." . . ’ . . . . ‘ t ■ When ha la not footing around with tha rtformation ot tha world, Sidney la a press agent—one of the ftw honest on#*. Hla cflMkt include Evelyn Knight, Andy RuaaslI, Happy Flltoft. Via Damons nnd others, and hit friends art, aa we say. Mtfoq, ttd used to be a newepaperman. until be decided ana day, "tha reader* don't want the truth.* “A* * ,* '"»*■ ■* ; t. • 1 ami white record of U. 8. suvnmplishmenta, "Thera ia no other record in th* *' ■ world to .match it,” ('lark ilc. dared. "Tins record prove* I hat ail men are architects of this coun­ try. No one man or group uf men £ can fashion freedom. • • “ NfCmTItrran.have frst-dotn for . himself unless he is willing tu share it with all regardless of race, color or religion. “All of us must be free nr none of us are free." Former Supreme Court Justice Owen J. Roberts recited the free­ dom pledge a* Mrs. .Arthur. C. . Kaufman, a ^Philadelphia social leader, smashed a bottle of eham^ A pagne against one of the d m u ^ itf'® the .seven-ear caravan of Artur- . icanism. It leave# hete Saturday Magnolia Ave, before Germane surrendered. Germany, Inonu **1,1. spared n> "One o f I h o moat important event* for Turkey ramp when Ger­ many stalled her must threaten­ ing political aggrrsaion," Inonu wrote. "During France'* occupation documents had fallen into Gorman hands and in virtue of these it was roclaitfidd that the Turks had M>n partisans of certain AngloFrench project* . against the Hus- E "In publishing the.French docu­ ment* the German* worked with all their heart to provoke in this troubled tense atmosphere an arm­ ed ronflirl between th* Russian* «H LI .Turk*. .1 l*** .lUVMmWi and .Also .- U they .presumed, the Turk*—left atone—would ap­ proach them as did the Romanian*, In order to guarantee themselves against Russian aggression." Inonu said Turney rejected flally all German demands -fur pnasage toward the mid East while Ihc Reieh armies were caaaitlting E gypt.Tut key had a treaty o f ’al­ liance with llrilian which we* r|*i fending Africa nnd in 1810 inonu told the national assembly "I derm It my duty to gay that the hands of alliance between Turkpy and Britain are firm and unbrcakalda at this immi*nt whan the British era fighting heroically a war of fatUlstuo undar difficult- m m dltiona.” Turkey massed her armies in IUHU SB 111 exThrace «•«* and l»UHr, litnir. IV Inonu said, Friday & Saturday porting momentarily that her would tome a lte r the Balkan In­ vasion, but unexpectedly relations between the Soviet and Bulgaria took on a new aspect and there. were"(KCasi«ns of demonstrations against the Turk*." ‘In short'everything Indicated an GET YOUR SET of IT 1 Bi M ^ Lo v e l y la m ps FLOOR LAMP declared they could not conthi* agreement without eoni uf safeguarding tho allinnc* Britain. Germany accepted LAMP ispositioncould bo seen they had A tft ■ th Rk e c o m p l e t e w it h MATCHING S H A D E S LEAR N TO P U Y P IA N O By Derr loping A Tanch Hystras No PneU eing W hat so Ever ^ atiosing snd j t l grtermath itont prices ha* worked - We would like to sco ' rationing gyam aaother q ' qalwnwitk! Kalr. Uxaons I* Y s tr Ds M( “GROWING WITH FLORIDA' SI I E. Int ST. PHONE so *« ; Adolfo or r*Mr*n ” W rit* ERNIE HANSEN e/o 8 A :— RALD mm �■sr THURSDAY, SEPT. 18, 1917 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA l-W Mrs, Ridge Given Farewell Party J. H. ('M aud Is •Social, Calender Mrs. Honored With Shower THURSDAY Mr*. J. lfc Clrland wa- honored Seminole Chapter No. 2, O. K. 8.. will meet at 8:00 I’. M. in the on Monday nisht with a shown ttiven by Mr*. W.- L.*Hieri and Masonic llall. Mr*. A. K. Doh-nn ut the home of Mr*. M. (!. Cleland. Durinir the Brush Makes Good evening, ItaBie* Here played and awarded to Mr*, F. L. Caw­ Gift For Teen-Ager prize* ley, Mr*. H,- D. Tatum and Mr*. M. L. Nichols. By BETTY (T.AKKK Dainty refreshment* were scr* Newxfeatwres Beauty Editor , btr the husleue* follow inir the bluing hair has played »uch an red Those invited to In- |heimportant part in the life o r the r«mr». *ent were Mr*. J. II. Iliera, Mr*. average teen-ager that she would Ci Johnson. Mr*. It. K, Hatdiion. rather have a present of a good Mr*. }'. L. Ilumiston.’ Mr*. K. hairbrush than . .. a t hat or a fancy, Bruce. Mr*. A. Fouler, Mi*. R. K. belt or a pair of .hoe*. (Herndon. Mr*. J. Cardell. Sir*. D, Molt Kiri* understand that a lit- !Carded. Mr*. K. I). Beecher, Mr*, til extra elbow grease applied to C. K. Ilii-kton, Mr*. C. \V, Smith, th* hair and *calp at an early use Mr*. 11. J. Van Burner. Mr*. A. C will condition their hair for glam- Madden. Mr*. K. Bi i**herw>n* Mr*. platcd ones weren’t a rarity. The C. A. Taylor, Mr*. J. cl; -Pricki-tt, youngster* are fussy about sham­ Mrs. I.. Mr llintea. Mi, R. poo*, rinses, bru*he* and lotion*, Itaulerson.-Mr*. F. K. Mrhoniteii, and back-to-irhool kit* ate filkd Mr*. Cowley, Mr*. Tatum, Mr*. with hair beaulifleri, painstaking­ N'ichul* and Mi** th-anim Nichols. ly selected, r Ai*o Mrs. Hirktujii. Mr*. K. V.Y ean ago every dressing tahle Miller, Mrs. B. Ilamp*. Mr*. Chesexhibited a brush, sometime* sil­ nut, Mrs.- A. K. Dohhin*. Mr*. K. ver. beautifully engraved; gold Estcrldge, Mr*. C. it. Hradhury, palled ones weren't n rarity. The Mr*. Carl llrn<lhuiy, Mi*. It. .three-piece comb, brush ami mir­ Peteis. Mr*. Davis. Mr*. Mitchell, ror . lets were popular present*, Mrs. A. pohsuit. Mr*. \V. j’. Indeed. There wuis only one hilrli Brooks, Jr., .Mrs. K. Btutheiaon, ~^iften the brush bristles weren't Jr. and Mra. it. It. Iliers. j n y good and seldom yould n * u i h be uied for any length of 1 W o m a n C o m iK U lV time, , " (J ’ •'*' m * Moil of tim e beautiful brushes Services Town were saved for sentimental rea­ son! or because they were part of By TIP.ltI1KIIT C. LI1TLE the set, though they serVed no AP New*features practical purpose. A T H E N S , W . V a. -T h e 170 - When buying a brush, remem­ subscrllters of the Athens Tele­ ber that the bristles ore all-lm- phone Co. get bill* once n year, the ‘ portant. The shape and size of hoard of director! t epait * broken the brush play a part, also. Club lines, and the tune operator knows brushes are usually. easier to get Voices anti number* str well u *ub■m grip on. Today you can find ?eiiiM-rjccIrjik. natty Ikhe -imply •-b ru sh e s itr—attractive -jewel •Hk®' askit her to “ring over hifthe.’’ colon of ruby, rrystal and sap­ The company -ha* provith-tl this phire. This is good news for the community of iI2H person* with girl who liken tu have not only a hand-crank telephone service for -good brush, but a colorful dress­ 4ti yean . Mr*. Nannie Mn*tin, ing table accessory. widowed'mother df four, hit.- been Brushing is-not just an art—it the operator for the past L‘2 year*. it hard work. You should hruxii Every subscriber 1* *l*t> n stockyour hair morning and evening, holtler. Hi* unnual bill, which whether you follow ihe 100- run* to about $10, 1* hi* shine of ■troke* ritual or not. Few teen­ the operating costs. There 1* no agers have permanent waves, mi profit involved. ■ jOhey don't worry about elaborate Mrs. Mo-tiu know- all the tmvn %urla. Most of them are very much opposed to tight ringlets or "set** number* by heait and only occa­ looking hair. They like simple, sionally Inn to con-idt hi t hand­ written. telephone book on 17 dif­ easy-to-care-for hair styles. ferent Imig-aml-short ring signal*. P.J.A. PR (HI BAM POSTPONED Most of the sulm riU-r* -he can recognize and call by their fir«t The program and lea at the names just from hear their voices. The swilrhlioard 1* In Mm . Mu-South Side Primary School which was to have been neld on Friday tin’s apartment, where she liven afternoon haa been postponed un- alone. Her children are grown tllTiCXt Week dile to Ihe uncrrUfn' and m ill led. ^ c s t h t i condition!. Meals are hrought to her there and gtockhyjder* of the friendly firm frequently stop In to pax* the HAPPY BIRTHDAY M»* MaaiU PagciduuL j - - lim e qL 4®>V She -*1$* jbti-oncc MayM ft) her apart ELQIf IIM IT A T E THEATRE TODAY and FRIDAY! # ...& E S IR A B L E ' v 0 tRO* SHE MADE A GAME OF LEADING MEN O N ...T O W A R O MURDER! ROBERT RYAN CHARLES BICKFORD ilp SI Directsd by JEAN KNOM Su m * S t i l l r . f * * •« • w k w I — —SHORT PROGRAM-Cartoon - "PART TIME PAL" Edgar Kennedy- ' "HEADIN’ FOR TROUBLE" M e -Open* 12:4 5 1VM .* 40c llirk Meriwether ha* left to en­ ter the UnlvVrtily of Virginia at Charlottesville* (Iwvnn Reel left on Saturday for Baltimore where he will attend Johns Hopkins University. Mr. and Mi*. F. B. Ashdown have returned from a vacation spent in northern New York. K. II. Mason returned yester­ day. to hi* home in Jacksonville after visiting fur a few days in Sanford with relative*. ■ Mr*. K. I- 1'eck ha* returned to llirminghiim. AIn. after visiting Dr. and Mrs. II II. MrCasIln at their home un Magnolia Avenue, The Herald ref rets the necessity of inc resting its subscription rate at this lime, but the price of the paper on-which w« print is three limes higher lhan it was be­ fore the war arid other production coils have increased mot* or less tq-lhg skate extent. This is the first increase >in these rates which we have made since February, 1938, It will be recalled that at the time we resumed daily publication following a period as a trvweekly during the war. we made no additiona! chifgr for the two additional papers. delivered, each week to our subscriber!. We feef sure they appreciate our postponing any rata increase a* long at possible. t 't f . , I ’ ’ , . -TT , . .■ - ■* T u e w la y s 7 D> N P . 5). * J.’l.OO .Muni It CogbUrn School t>T Dancing Hollywood . ID RALPH DIRIITON (For Rob Thoms*) ft Tdepltiilu* S75-J HOW YOU W ill BENEFIT BY READING tbs aetld'i daily nrwiyapir— THE CHRISTUM SCIEMCf MONITOR. v # u nil*!' f ieyfI#l( ova'lliTvlej Cl ladOt'l titol l*0Tt.'* I a w r f ti VDfatff| ffwvit#* puiV'i, mui,£ tuj< rn-Jati tpofft u-awti t*W«rib« i i * »i A A — tills $s«(t«l * |* f . Th# Ch#r|t»tkrA k > l« t Pwtlikh rt3 VX-«ty •4o«bi*r •(!•« {—I Cn*# Nwiwgy Sff«(i 1$, Moil USA Jtaii. GRANDMOTHERS! _lUa.Tlm»-to-H*<jlalar for !h»-<%47— GRANDMOTHERS' TEA T p BE HELD SAT. O CT. 4 ot Vo) fowoll D raw Tvoy Co., O rlan d o **nd la v u u r n a m e a n d a d a t r t a ta r a '-e itit.litea tt la iy Lavltatien I-* I I * aran-t'ie-U u-ia* le a ,n>l la It* m a t f.tih it-, i l i a * . Name Age Ctly Number BrnndclillihTn of ycatr o w n ___ _____ . Address ___ I**1**’ w ill i * a w a r d e d I* IVe oU lrst a n d y o u n i e d fr a u d IlMdttef: Ih e ( l a ia tm e lh e r w ilt. P a- m o tt c i a n d , h ild ie n of Sot ow n. a n d th e C M ntlm otlo-i c o m in g (fo u l I t* k m g a it d la U n r* In a lle n d Il-e I r a . l^-member lha dale Hat, Oct. 4, 3 to ft pj». Bend tn ynur name now. vowea D R EW Tim 1-Vlilon nud quality Blare Slnra 1004 T r o u b le WITH A T im to n * B H A K E IIK L IM tor fords, Chsvroluts Ond Plymouth! IT/uu could be m o re unruiaful than a boult that u w t 'f tilt, a r t easy to un applicator', a plastic bat* nail mantel that goes on beautifully, stays an tupably. In a word. It's Naybn. 60 <* a bottle. Matching | lipstick, $!• by La Cross • • iMt ** M H N IW H U E SA N FO R D H ER A LD McRcynoId’s D rug Co, m D on't take c h a s m ! Poor broke* can eauio co*tly acctdmU. R tllna jo u r brake* with P irato n * Matched Bat Brako Lining and hav* imooth, punitive braking with zoft, c v r pedal action. 12 •V.T or* H—divertors lor Tin, Ball try, Spci. end Broke Unlna Sent!" trc $ fo n c p |,J - Ills Y o u ’re O n ly a F o o t F ro m Effective 5eph 15. 1947. llie .ubscription rate of Hi* Sanford Herald will be increased to 25 cents * week. Monthly and yearly subscriptions will be increased propottiopsIf1/ at tire tame time. Paid-in-advance sub­ scriptions will be delivered at the old rale until ihe ex­ piration date. ijJ Junior * Rallroom Chisses ANNOUNCING OPENING OF THE FLIGHT DECK Gncktnir NOTICE *’P ENROLL NOW! Ho l l y w o o d , S ep t m tdb— Mis* Ruth Mitchell has returned You may uot think Jark Unison is to her home in Columbia, 8. C. a f­ Ifunny - -mid. even Jack wdl admit -but mound ter spending n month with har you could in- right town he's is one of tin* greatest tairle. Henry Watson. "dressing room comics" in the bus­ Mr. and Mr*. Roy Williams re- iness. turned on Sunday from a vaca­ That's n left-handed compliment tion strent in Asheville, N. C. ami That's like saying your collie would, Washington, D C. lie a great racehorse if only he Mr. and Mr*, (ieorge lUnlen re­ were a horse. In the dressing room lumed from Durham, N. (!. where nr 'during * i client nab. Carson is theV accompanied their son. Spen­ Irrepressible. But on Die screen hi* cer llaiden, who entered Duke gag* have all the spontaneity of a bankyt *' Imaid meeting. University. En-. and Mrs. Peyton Miller William* are shown hm uig the Wrib-y On tils radio program ami it) nu**i M ii ' i n Cl.in. I. in Ok laboiim-Olty. Ilk hr. /nBl>«uv- (h.-n u'. If.lTiig After spending * lew days’ with of hi* movie* Jack nits fallen hatdr whii h* took (dace on Sept, it nt H:tK* o’clock. The Rev. Nurll C .Craitr her parent*, Mi*» Edith Chestnut on the old reliable of being left on Tuesday for Tallahassee the butt of his own jokes. Let a performed the ceremony. After a reception En*. a ad Mi* Williams where she enter Florida State blind tuan step on a banana peel left for a wedding trip In North Cnrutinn after which they will m,ike their home in Norfclk, Va. wheie he i* stationed. University'as-a senior, and . somebody is bound to laugh. The guy win, laughn can also Us Mr*. Vi merit .A . Daley and daughter, Paunt-llc Davie, of New found laughing at Carson's sOreen DaURlitern O f Wesley New Vaccine .Made York Pity Imve arrived to spend K«k*. The trouble With Jack’s dressing several weeks with Mr*., Dojey's Met L a st Tuesday For Pneumonia parents, Mr. and Mr*. E. I.. Bur­ room humor is that "dressing room” is a misnomer. It should dick. -ihe- Ihrtrgtcnruf-WpMPy t'lil-f NTEW YORh, sTi.t in. p. K. be—I'loehci—nmm.!- -it**-furmT."bllt of the First Met luwlint Chuicli held ! R. .Hquildi A :-’„u* vestelduv an Warren Daniel* returned tm nut In print, I stopped by the "April Shower#" thni 'iiunithty bu»lne*» and MU’ial iioiincial manufaiillle id a vaccine Tuesday to Columbia, 8. C. to re­ enter the University of "South art to see Cai-uii ill a vaudeville m*,lMig on Tuesday at_ the home F"r Pneumonia Carolina. He i* studying for his routine with 12-year-old Buhfiv of Mis. Henrietta A, William* I Although inimdlm and Ilie -til engineering degree ht the univer­ Kllia. The) had b;rit dancing all at 122 Summerlin Avenue Mi- . \ (n* nulled pt» imoina from iL* morning, hut alien Cuismi stepped C II Winn sity. o\i*r tlir j former place T the nu„! dtimled down off tin- stage it-was a* if he [ "f all winlei -11- e n tlii, ,-idd Neil Powell mid Charles Park hadn't been dancing at all. It was mettiiitf. . j penlher plitgu, ,nll kill- more left on Tuesday for Atlanta, (la. more like he find been wrestling II.,- ela*» decided to have their lllan mm „ mi American* annually. .'Jr. Powell will enter the Emory hogs. Oetf>tM*r merlin* III t!»•* foimuf a vinint* no iluutl aft. University Denial College ami Mr. su it-,, toil given two Carson, found a <cal and *pmwl- hre.tuet and report* were heard 1’iirk the Mcdnul School of Em­ ed. fhuii ihi* ufficiTK, Hu* iioniivmM m niIyrim -vi- iip jtm tm ory. “Never trv tu l>e a dancer late’ ing committee wa* a p p o in te d IUMnjty that pi.vunl’ or tmtigale* Dining lh# social hour qul* game* 1pneumonia an.u k- for -iv months in life." he whispered. Whep he gqt hi* lireatli hack, V',ie played by the inciiiU-i,- miuU |0 „ y,.Br, he pointed to little Boldiy. still refreshment* were served This vaccine i- unusunl in opp dancing n« ny on the stage, and I'ho-e attending wrie Mr-. wav, ln*ti;»i| --f .lH-ing made frwMt said, "Would yuu believe it. that Edna Brush, Ml*. M. II Smith, the pneumimia grim . ii is made kid didn't know how tu dance six M*-. Ague*"Smith, Mr-. C, M. Flo- from the angary m ai^ that they week* ago, I helped him all I could, WtT*. Mr*,, t l . K. White, Mi*. wear. These i.s e - aie railed polyami lie still learned ijumv. lie’ll I,. 'I, lyre. Mr*. J. C. Davi-, -ucchnrlde*. Dine ale 7b known pruhnhly ideal mV show." Mm . J. K. McKinley. Mi-. I". A. kind- of pneuiiiiuiia gortti* and Which would la- an under­ 1’ >Ia nd. .Mr*. J . JUA!" illjauu. .il-ont.n- jpu!ji_iiiIftienC linua.jif statem ent T f the’ fl rs t’ iuaglVlTtldP.' Mm , (J. A. Ilodey, Sir*, William-, the ilisca-e. I'ci'|le uii' a twuy* slenliug show * Mrs, /.ada lairil, Mrs, Winn, Min Tlii- vsecirn ha* been umlir from Carson. In “Romance in Rmhu- Zachry, Mias Ruth llnml ti ml bv nn.'lical men for year*, High C " the thrft, commltteil by ai d 51is* Alcett ITiupnuu, and ii* cffi-i u have been proven newcomer Doris Day. a-umm-d the IHRTH ANNOUNCEMENT u n - tiiwoit*hOo.Wirr- |U T ~ r.n~ Tire -Mr.—«nd"iM»fr I la ward' Iirbwn ^UriigbiDoir* of gland Taic'jiv. Squitih tepei m i-redil the medlral “Ami she.” »iiid Jack. "I*n’t even Fred Maynard To nnmuinrrd today the birth of a i-'spei tnii-nl- I" Dm tor- l.luVd Fel daughter on.Kent. 17 at the For- supposed tu Iki an actie**. She O p e r a te H uh G r i l l ’'""-'1: / " " s u h ^n-nc. nahULaughton Memorial Hospital. [sings.'' r Dr. • ulln Mncii-fid, New York Uni | Jack's rule at Warners i* that of vrraitv S-liool of Medicitio; Dr. Frol V. Maynard, who fur ti fur thrr<- months without going 'a workhorse,* The big (»i* foot, mil. |2<H) pound! lug I* perfect fur the number of year* was runrieclnl Rov .lohii’iui, Mr. and Mra, Mhynard have pur There i* a night hell to awaken job. If n gal can make a good movie with lha Hhraft- Candy btul Res­ h y fur rails after the normal 10 jwlth Carson in it, she'* star taurant Company »f- New York, rlui-eil a hurtle irt Geneva, Tliey ;mtl w ho wa* al-u employed III Ihe said I loti tln-v like .‘jmiford v« rv ii clock rinsing time, but must lyiatrrial. * -uliscrilier* respect her hour* 2nd Carson la getting a little weary Ihitel* Astor and Savoy I'lnzn, hn* nun h. and mi non need that they m tin not m il late unless it i« a real of the workhorse routine. "The *taken over Ihe operation of the lend t*- j:ive the Ifest service pq* emergency. •, *tmlio appreciate* it, and you gel j Terminal Grill at the bu* staliun *IMe lif haul resilient*. Addition When Uunronl rullrge I* playing a lot of money Chat way hut you | which wa- formerly opernlcd liy of filling IhhiIIi * i* planned. a home game here during basket- don't get any credit," hr sigh*. hull sea *im. how ever, she.urlillngl'.' what can y*ui d«7 I Work remain* on the job after hour* n> lip a new story, with real gag* in the new* service* can get tin* it for me. I sell It do the sluido and alory. what happen*? Somebody else Mr*. Mastin'* bossea are the plays the movie. seven men making up the unpaid "Maybe someday - -I keep hoping Imaid of directors. Each one Is - thcrpll he a Uarsoii inuvja and alig n ed a*-district Iff Which 'h e Ami’ll lie aide Vo find ('arson In it." must make repairs himself when­ If you think a recession Isn't on Ijoungc anti ItcKtaurnnt ever tlirre i* n line break. the way - -and you’d have to hunt, — Ai The Sanhinl Airport — Tile stockholder* ami director* hard in this town to find somebody Ii'»I*I their annual meeting the sec­ iwlio think* It Un't • -lookit who'. Saturday, Sept. 20 ond Saturday in August to elect , Marsha Hunt ami Gall Patrick officer* "and assess themselves fut 'have found: the HUH wardrobe* Nt‘wl>’ licmiidi'lcd P a lin ' I limr anil Itallnium updating expenses. I being deiigned far them to wear Tlii* year the board elected. D. in "‘End of the Rainl«iw" coincide P a lin ' To 1 h r ' Sltt-ir Of I- Thompson, a retired Mercer rxartv with the »lyle**ln two lop county deputy sheriff, president fiiglht fashion mag* of l year* GLKN DROWN and ORCHESTRA and voleil to send hills every three ago. And 1U33, In case you've for­ month* instead of just once during gotten, wa* the year of the great Dining From 6 P.M. Til ( ’losing Ihe mining year. tobowwan. • Bad connections may be a little 50c .Cover Clinriic For ItesenalirmT Pbuni 9115 more frequent and service a litthThe Homan Colosseum was In­ slower than with a modem dial augurated by Titu* in 80 A. D..' 1‘tttlrr New Mapagnunit system, hut Athens subscribe!* and probably Mated between 4U, swear by their "family" company 000 and 50,000 people. and it I* doubtful If they woul-l Dade it* friendly courtesy fur tinImpersonal efficiency of a metro­ politan system. 1/5 wonderful! . ,, Mr*. Jule* Colie. lu p e ry tflf of the State Welfare Bonn! In San­ ford. rnteialned on Tuttitny at S:W1 tiVlock. IrfAhohor* of Mr*. Janws p, Ridgr, a member of lha staff who will leave toon tir make her home fli Sarasota. Abuut 20 *taff mrmliers. their hustraml* ami mrmjwi* of the hoard Went iireient to honor‘^Irs. Ridge who has the longest period of -ervice with the Iih' bI Welfare Hoard. (iuests enjoyed swimming at Mr*. Code's home in Fern Park a fter which- dinner was served at the Longwood Hotel in Dung, wood. During the dinner a gift was presented to the honored guest and dancing wife. vAjo/hd until late In the evening. PAGE TimEB pw eahw « ' M!(ahol IfddellH. rgcr. College uf fti an Army Air- Forres expert* I'hv-drian- itnd Surgeon,, Nc,v unlit; d Iu ii no ii wvrg *acVmk. and Dr. I’iiul Kuiifninn, Ntw cinated. rhe imeiinionin ’ yarriera, York. p e rsu n * net s irk but c a rry in g The vaccine I* pot '"effective tmeumonia germ*, in 'e x tra quartagainst thy' ntiw-fashiniieif virus pneumonia, wliicli , ft>-b o'nd act* title*. Wete greatly r*dilre<L PneUtminin dsTif wa*. p articslly ellrrtlike old-fa*hume<Ugrippe. . * it' _The announretiivnt ‘states "that tpatiHl *1 j j * BuUon7.Button. F 0 l l T H E ^ '5 F O O T 4 ‘j A N O U N D I I ^ w h o te got th* buBonFWhy this oobofdin# dr*» "ond mof* Ihon on* .“T , o whol* ormy morzhing right acroti tha f/ont ofld hondiomaty down tha tide Jo ih ham. In oauo. loait. m*llon. beiae, Sliei 12 to 20 <1^1 �THURSDAY, SEPT. 18, 194T THE HANFORD HERALD, HANFORD, fM ffllPA in |he eevepth Inning robbing him double victory over the Tigers. YESTERDAY'S s t a b s About 6,000.000 trees arc used The United States urea about, of a no-hitter.. each year in the United States for The score* were 6-4 and‘8-0. Pitching. J»f Dobson. Red Box, 13Q million railroad ties every Hatting. Barney McCosky. Alhpitching a 4 0 .mc-hit victory over year, enough to build 43,000 mile* wire service poles, enough to T he' t’hllllppin** Is the only the Brown*, a broken bat looping hulld a line 100,000 miles long. fly. trail Hingle by Wally Judnlch Christian country in the Orient. H anford, Calif., Softball Nine Nipes C learw ater -CLEV ELA N D . Sept. 18. O P tTlie llanford. Calif., Kings' were Installed.today aa tho "dark horse 1 TABLE SUPPLY =L O V E T T ’ S = PICCLY WIGGLY after. Low iMerroriii’* single. The (luanlity High Ip Reserved Price* Hood Thru Sat-, Sept. 20 loss was the .first for the Florid­ ans ami for their are htrrlcr Herb Dudley, who fanned 22. Boy Stephenson uT MtneoTa. N. V„ Qrtimmans tossed a one-hitter at the Stratford, Conn., Itoofera in the other men's division game to win 7-0 and eliminate SlratThe dcfcnditig champion Fort Wayne tram goes against Kavakoa drill of Washington, D. C. to­ night a t 8:46 (KSTI and Toronto, Ontarlp meets Harlingen. Tex., IllWav Inn at 6:16 in the other men’a game. New Orleans Jax girls won their third straight tourney vic­ tory ‘1-0 last night, with Nina Korgan limiting the I’hocnix, Aril. Ramblers to one hit, Vlr glnla Dobson's last-inning triple. The Jax girls are after their third straight world rhampionship. Washington, D. C., Garvins made 11 errors in absorbing a 16-1 thumping from the Frcspo, Calif. Docket a sttd Unwin* 'out' of the tourney. (Jinny Buslck afld Vera Miller held the losers to a lone alngle while their teammates ran up the biggest score in tourna­ ment history with a 13-hlt bar­ rage that Included homer* by Kay Rich and Nadine Nichols; J. 4k K. Hhoc« of Columbus, O., play Toronto People's Jewelers at 7:30 tonight In a dash of two unhoiMn gil l*1 nines s m l»t ~IO lV 2t r the Fresno. Calif., Rockets and the Phoenix. Arlx., Ramblers meet with tho loser due for elimination. P ennant Winning Moultrie Packers Take G-F Series TALLAHASSEE, S ep t 18, (A*) '•—The pennant-winning Moultrie 'Packers grabbed the (JrurglaFlorldn 1.1-ague playoff finals last nlghl, defeating the Tallahassee Pirates. 6-3, and earning the right to, meet the Florida State League Shaughnessy winner In an Inter­ loop series, f Hie Florida Slate entry In the aerie* may be itrterminud tonight when St. Augusilna, leading 8-2, and Gainesville claTh In that ground* forced postponement' or the Kheduled game last night Moultrie piled up an early lead but had to nip .a strung ninthtrratnr Tall«hH**PPTkirrTirwtn UT*~ Ueorgia-Florida playoffs. ■ -Trail-' I n a f fl going Into. Um fin *a. the J ’irate* scored two runs and had the tying runa-ln scoring tallion before (Iowan relieved erhlk and retired (h i side. 4. Moultrie 201 100 1 0 0 -6 10 T Tkllahassee 100 000 002—3 0 3 lierblk, Gowan (10 and Wren; Yobernetaky, C r o m a r t l e and Xravekey. S Montgomery TripH Gadsen In Gontest MONTGOMERY. Ala., Sept. 18, (Ah—Montgomery’s Rebels ami the Gadsden Pilots meet here again tonight for the fifth game of thy Southeastern tr a g u s ' Shatighitn. ay Playoff Itest-of-seven finals With ths series tied a t two-all. The Reltrls rapltallxed on-a costa a to 3 victory In-a pitchers’, bat­ tle between Joe Deraoraa ymd Gadsden’s Jim McClure. After Montgomery opened up With » f i r s t .inning one-run lead. Lefty MrClure began to (war down. .However, a throw to the R e fre s h in g Factory Pack Blue Rose (VUjailUb C JV J Fancy Yellow Squash lb 10 m argarine Selected Tomatoes lb 16 Tender Green * ’•- * Beans 2 lbs 20 Fresh Nurgin, DEXO Western •i Cucumbers Hydrogenated Vcg Oil 2 lbs 25 Thompson Heedless Grapes 2 lbs 25 Tokay Grapes 2 lbs 25c Cooking Apples 3 lbs 2!)c Stew Hull a ns Medium • P aqq Hamburger Lb 35c Club Steak Honey D<-w Mellons TOMATO JUICE each 49c Potatoes 5 lbs 33c 49c Fresh Ground No, 2 can 16c ’Idaho Baking Lb Sirloin Steak Sirloin or Lb Lb Center Cut Center Cut Chuck Libby Garden Potatoes 3 lbs 29c Herman's (Jiadi- A— Western Baby Shrimp Bnfiy/Urrf Sirloin •Steak Standard lialttmoro Oysters p t 79c itaby Western Round Haddock Steak .F illets.___ lb. 43c- Baity -R iS rrb iiel Sw ift’i O riolo Tondorod Whiting Boast Who. or Sh. Half Fillets Fillets Rib A Brisket rmoure Star Sul net Stew Beef lb 31c Herman’s Skinless • Weiners Choice Voal Herman’s Assorted lb 43c R ed-P erch Fillet - - L b ^ ~ 3 5 e Grouper Fillet Pko* of 4 0 0 A n n P « k« Salad Dressing^ A A P __ . . » . . . . p t 31c w .. . . . , 49c Lb 45c Large O cean Shrimp Lb 4 5 c ~ — .- Hnvn Pine Crashed Spinach Pineapple No 2 Cen Toiriatoes 2 S C Heins Strained Comstock Pie Bun thine Kritpy Cherries Crackers Lb 23c Ga. Mnid Sw oet Dainty Mix Fruit M u iselm an ’a steal .home aont ___ . . I P brought M P R In what Gadsden 000 101 000-2 6 1 Montgomery 120 000 00*—3 7 2 McClure ami Radakovich; Dgmoran and Stevens. Lb Cooked Fla. Lobster Oleo Dipped Veal qt. 55c Nabisco provi<| to t>« enough ntn». Cen. Slices Western Fresh Oround Burger Round Bone Half Bright Ball Sosp Cauliflower Ha33c Btoksty RSP Pie Nahisro Vanilla, 14-os. Sauce Off In Fulton Open Cherries New, (Jrrcn Cabling* Golden Bantam Fresh Corn New Red Bliss Potatoes Long W hits P o tato es lge pkg 25c W afers no 2 can 17c N02 2 9 c Sunshine Turnip Stokety Cut Green ATLANTA. BepU 18, UP) — A classy field including eeven of the yaar’e top money winners aqd five Ryder Cup player*, teed off to­ day in the opening round of the 810,600 North Fulton Open Golf UUiet. Holding the U, 8. 0| favorite’s ro them, who won hU ill golf tournament, hare li vymber In capturing the Druid is Open, ftied a five under par yesterday as the touring pro* ■of 26-86—71 for tho rugged Volvo lge pkg 15c Jars pta 74c Jane Parker Famous - W oodbury $ Cocos Batter Soap— • , FRUITCAKES lb. 75c 3 lbs.$223 Jtegular A A P Y^lli CORN No. 2 can 17fc *A: A P Coast dp Copat Wine 4-5 Sherry, Muscatel, P o rt 75fc Palmolive For Dishes * Fine I Vsl (It’s fil Tokay >1 .Fancy Yellow Oniony WjUtad, Sweet Rutfbagis Allsueet Oleomargarine Superbrand Oleomargarine Hedl-Mixt Oleo SoUl Delay Chttae • 1 * Vitamin-Full, — —— m. .«■ 8 o i Pkg 13c . rr- ■ �?DAY. S E P T , 18, 1917 ^heeler of Sanford CANVAS AWNINGS kNVAS PORCH CURTAINS -^£N£TfAN BUNDS Aluminum, Steel, Woodt . _HLDAY- DELIVERY. Paralysis Adds To European Troubles LONJHJN, Sept. l7 M flF -A n ''.tdl'D-ik. +S . in/enttlw - paralysis fWnWltfWUM of record proport ten* in some-localities-w«* tmilcat.V1 jin European statistic* >m {land Hi iI inn, Germany, Austria, Hid. k’lum nml Sweden seemed hardest hit. France-Italy, Czechoslovakia, the Netherlands and Denmark also reported case* of the disease. The British outbreak . wus the most widespread since record We REPAIR! FREE ESTIMATES Phnnr 80S Kidneys Bring . n Sleepless Nights It ml T H E l A j j g g g g H E R A L D . S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ’ Athletes Foot Itch How To Slop It Make 5 - Minute Tell ()a Ti:ai|, «t any dro* More! ,\|> i.t> ii,., lAiWKIlFL'ti 1‘tiNKTlUr ye ars. * INIt funaklde FULL HTIllIN'iiTII. Chechoslovakia - 127 ... llw h r, MliltK « « » • «■* KILL th» t.-h. ,|»t |t|;\V 'loot c o i f t i or your far this year, against 2H7 last lie l.-irlt al MoustllUl A \inl,r,,,,» year. and don' t - —— -----— iW iirtlw , pMf>wa ham tamtDp m*hu. Franuani mgsawttfcsmarting and burning Msltrt 1 • condition and Ins* ralnible, . ,reftfuj - J ik tp . ' i OmSirit of knw kWnefaja rufttliea psmiits maiwe lo remain in jw.e Wool, it w a . fc« of MW a»t energy, i unJ" ,Sf rTTV A rkm r d&ztit fnrlVwn** n t m u OK If, w e n .ru R r ' »IU*«^*.foe over iff T, . , v •H.*,,* t!ri u ' ." tf rM •io1 I uSTm* -V j ; IPCEPM mil |Ki(ibii{soiM • Wntiffn tlM . <kt Uoaa'a r s in ( bum »n» saanrtru l*rtart>c. ihwrr.-,oe WEAK NERVOUS cranky 'wary month’? Aro sou troublsd by dlitrcaa of (rmaf* ruiieUonat periodic Ui'tnrba rice* f Don UUa make rou left so tired, liUh-atrung, neetuut at sucti llm n l TTwn aa tn Lyilla K. Pinkbam’* Ve*etabi* Ctompound to tetter* tucb armptomal ptnicfiarn* com* pound la mads especially foe women. U also baa viral Dtalufa call a stomachic lonla eflectl Any drmtator*. LYDIA E. PINKHAM’S fiSMSM —------ wtm YAKDLEY VENETIAN IIUNDS ’ H began in I'.*UJ, Cases this ' , year Totaled 4,858 up trt Sept, tl, ( compared with an avrrnge of | . . ilOO cases annually for the Inst j 115 years. London had had til 3 • eases'atul 32 death* by that date.it; lit the t>cah week, cmleil Sept, ti, all Britain i r ported ,i582 new rase*. Berlin had H,Ml ill of pedtomyr* 'litis in that city’s worst record ami Hamhutir had reported 1(10 rase* and 40 deaths. Other report* included: Austria — iJWfl case* in the last three months, described jis an "epidemic.’’ „ Belgium e-ilffcl rase* Inst month, mainly ground ^.iege, dc-crilied as ’‘epidemir/’ Sweden 682 rases so far this year, slightly mow than the annnual average .for the last 10 -America’* Moat Beautiful Aluminum •• Cedar - Polished Aluminum • A»h Me For Free Katimate Legal Notice IS C O U R T 111- T i l t : tT U ’. N TY J t r p ilK . M :\ ll\ M l f. i l l l ’NTV. b’U IU ID A . IX I’ l l l l l U I t i IX tt It T il K HUT A T I: O K SVII. 1,1AM I- T A 1*1* i n . . .w.1 T t i A M . VV im u I r MAV l*U \OKHNi f fliiitw !• iir* f !?i . jsiwif Tapp fli« 1 » <• k I fii nn of * t hr *p«f4t** **f W »i li,tm i. T«p|». *W« *«li 1liiif *ht* rlt#if 'I nrr frtiti ijEHW*' ft rix t *1- fill. r§f«amt thrtl ■!». Hill iippiy lit lha 1 Mr tl IV Wat* tYnititf 1 utj tt* «*| H* uik maU ■ ***i m , ffl ifr-M on the I3U> , l o i v i .i l .,1 HA fn*r it|»|Mr*,V|*t fl| *-ti||r nft»l ft»| fiUttt tlt«fhnr«f 4* Akfrutii!»Ifx*tfit >*i ih* e«in11 iif IVillurit I Trtp|* rtL *tii I til# iW liiih k nf St ptrintn'r l!»4l 9 Milili T i |T P. W. STEVENS ~ t»17 W. Koblnfton - Orlando l.'hone 2-0720 i- _ llir r^ l.ilr uf W illi * I*- T |p |Y Fairil Man (Jets Paid For . Jdst Sniffing Hams FO R SALE 1 9 W ORK W A N TED Sniffihi* is the only way the hnni indtl'tiy finds out w hrlhrr n hum ia or bail after it’s cilhntT Ham • k. riiiployed ptnctirally fult*tH»o n* a sniffer, takes n long steel diver-much like an ice pick ,—and labs the mint in foiu plaeev Th«i^ tu- sniffs the s|,Hd.' "tli si ham smell* cihuI," he ex­ plain "Bad hum just smells." A FOtMIR editor of ,Uh- "Daily It takes a pure sleet sliver. Han­ Worker", taut Is F rtuAcnz is shown cock *n»s, to lutnc out the "real as he teslifled tn New York at a flavin.“ deportation hr.irlnf for John Santo, tUen then, h i say*. "I nils* » International director ol orRantza* few. Hut not many," * tion for the Trsnsport Wiwker* ( Rim ock has been with Kingnn Union. He slalrtl that Santo was a ,since In- was In Ids earlv leans. member of a Croup charced with •He didn’t sta it out and a sniffer spiralling t'oinmlinlMn In union* In |ju*l nosed hlf* way up the ladder, •nut and IBJ7, ((ntcrnar.onol) as it were, leaming n tittle Iter' land thefe from his predecessor. Legal Notice I'd lake it sniff til the ham he jokaytiL". ami then at the one*.he Ml I UK 111 Al'l’KAII Tilt: eTAi u ' d ' i i.uliltbv Atr uv.UajmHed." .ho say*, "and I got Ytr ‘ n w M r-K.M OhT. WluwTltnow the ....... d iffe ie n eKl.rS' IIAMtM „ , ..... ......... ewe, Pi et ty win |iLa«»- ul l mill# (IIP ,,f "<V c u m *, h liiu a r t b . ')'• tm»>I>inoT* !' h*'' ‘ 1~ T I-■ IT — -— •■ I— -Wit '-s C e le ry h ^ io l him ! t> ffW lll T ill b l it s t. i lm tV K I.I »• «> lii'X l* J I I ’l l A l t i a r T T i i N m ttfti i a i u u . i s v Vmi at r fifTejt) rrt| t| ■!rtf »ll*| »» tltin t i«i 1m* Hti-1 Ilfinri l ti4 <Wh tin» uf 1 »i !uli*r, |> lFf?» If* lit** lull uf e*rhr|.UiMt I M Agnmftl r«« lit I Itit ran##* id Ut» ClffU if Ti.ijt! #if I’fiufilia H u r it k . «i *4.4 1**■ Flu till it rtiul Iftt1 bfftrtdl at#41 fiirf#* uf, t fit* th* 'J^fh tl3J *llf AlllVlllt A l» I f If - tl J* l if t tnitf ti Ave. 12 SPECIAL Sb MV ICES SEWING MACHINES Space for offi<*e nr other type bunS U.KS A SR It VICK inrsse. See William Davison, BERTS DEWING MACH. SIKH* t- «*tnrk * Hanford Bus ,S tation. 116 8. FRENCH. PH. 1IM WILL grind corn for feeil. grit* IggiM _____^ A menl every Saturday morn­ FRIED SHRIMP DINNERS COMFORT,MILE furhrtlied (K-tling. J. W. Bell, Lake Mfiiuoc. to ru h m ii'v i u i . every night at Homer1*. ronnt a<ljoining tmth for J girl __ '» * — t - T t lK t S a —W tt^ lAAllhtt.N A li.U IS . - o n l y , — ir .t m - w r k t y r “ J l 3 " t t r , l l y t | , \BY , P ott RfcNI Hour aand»r. Easy GRAND PIANtb Wurlrt*t* lv u * ,„ ..,n Aveni<e , zer, Meonilitlonml The Mtulc 0|><-intion Rrnaounhle rater. San- *ifi-ii, sen , ,I, ford Point A Glass Lo. I’loote V ' iiv a u k t iK it r t t v f f o r U ’ IB D Boz, 111! W. First Hi. Plum* ■it303.____ r ____ _________ U>u _ a . * , ih b-c TTicnr*r T.t i 965. AOjy.DiJfetj'tNT, a .- ' "fruinw T T p - u r - w m iim M>Klnte> ...................... to* 11,■ < irt,iU k~‘ T t i m r PLYMMirni CONCRRTR SEWER PIPE ' ’’“ 'ID mu h*,u L'lm iin . i i..i hi , -t P A in S ANII SICK VICK OOM empty house. Phono SEI'TIG TANKS, Grease Trap* f'b'.iiU*, i i .e i,ii,. ,,i <h. — Phone to il batiit w tii^ ii; McKinley Vt'llllninBlocks, Aluminum Window* and] 109 Palmetto Ave. Screen*, White cement Paint,, T h lM t t f . TO jaia iV ln lfin ! IVr* COLMiLE would like 2 or 3 nioni I'crma-tile, llurrlcajia brae^a T DE moth proofinc last* f> Kill, tt iltiaiii.i.n Ail,*at*. IM -m U u t AND V f lf A U K I I K lt r .jlt *’uM . furntahetl apnrtllienf Hintil Jan. a n . Have your woolena moth Miracle Concrete Company, 309 AN I'KD *v Sbl'cM lii ,aat -all fm Ut,'IPIK. Reply J.VA. II. Cate nruofed now. Downtown Clean- aMlw Elm Aviv Phone 1835. .lm , itlvarcF. alttirr |,F n *uialli Herald. era A Laundry. 113 Palmetto. i*r bv alinrney, »■ th* l|<h u „ , „f Are. Phono 914 Uaptemlwr, l»iJ. |/ >nu (,,| <„ PURE Img lard 3.V lb. .1 lb*, fl.00, u. a* ‘ 7~,i----I I ' " 1 ’* *•»"'• *i!4 a m i l . , p c w n b . .l^jtE A I. E S T A T E FO R S A L E ■N. Lan-berg, Glndervlllc, Route Plann 1 unhtg and R e p p lrin g . L . L ■ « ill t„. . m .^ u , n„ „ „ , >‘■ 1 . ‘III Will th ..,.,if i,, Bill. Re*. lilbW . twirtr.___________ . . , -------- --------------O A K C O R D wood I I B .OO cunt, T E A L KSTATh t V K iT T k li AN D Don* CD ,i HH INH -Write Jo h n - f ’tfftn," A ltam o n te INHURA toBfurd in K-nitunl, I'unMiy, Show cards and ooatar* K ill >l.i, nf A * « „ ,l |,< I, Springs. MORTGAGE LOANS O—Nin-VH SIGN HERVICM *' t’ HutiUiin RAYMOND M. BALL, Kcallur O. D.___ Landless. I’hone 1021 '■ 1'brk i.f Ih , |'|rni]|| l''„„,j TRANSFERS— 1-arge new jiNsort_ ___ Registered Broker and b‘ ” "1 f,,r <'Utility, ment* Deeat Nc|* for Kitchens, LONNIE” MCMULLEN’S In su ra n ce A gent Market Bathroom*. Nursery. Also Glass Bnilyr 7jSho|i- upt’P .TJutriwiay. — j*v . «» »*7—tmtn“ ; Rm. 4 Florida S ta te H ank B ldg , 0 -du , ,, COTTAGE '4t<)t)ttT - tB?7 FATeTil Highway 17 mid 92 tint Hally * immplrltul — larg e se rv ice room '^~H EN K A ItiK fit,ASH ft '**" PAINT CO. 114 W. 2nd Slrret I Sal FV1iT"v“ f*?mturday. RENT A CAR YCiU DHIVM IT PIIONB 209 fTRUICKLAND-MOKHIHON ■ u -d iiiv k . it , i N a (ftth chunter. kitcHcn nml living HOT PLATE LUNCH Quarters — One rlolll|le m ila g e , connecting hath arrangement, . Hervial from 11:30 to 2 at Homer's. each aide having twin IwiU nice- I „ „ . _i , „ ly furnished, open and doing ^ LDA1 slze l f practically SEE US FOR Phone 905-R. MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING hu*ine**. Bargain for quirk n,' w AND TYPING •ala. 1 CREDIT I.UIUtAU OF open and doigg .............. Bur- A PIEC E maple living mom aullo. SANFORD 317 W. 15th. . gain for quick ‘■ale. u r. N. Park I’hana 180 .FRED W. BENDER. Uasltoc SEE Jimmie Cowan'* Sheet Ul Room 2 M ule'Bank llldg. Works for roof pain I’hone 10.10 EXt’K Itf RADIO KF.PAilHNC painting. Phono till?. Fred Mycrt, 311 E. 2nd 8L K ^ R 6 A R T IC L E S W A N T E D CLE5 g OH SA LE THE IIOMK SHOP WATCH A CLOCK REPAIRING d ^ r , twpper pirutt. )L B. Highest cash prlca paid fag 1790 Sanfotd Ave. Phono 1143-J I-akn Motinw, Fla. furniture. Ted Davis Furniture Co. 311 K. 1st. Ph, 958. 1*1)11 1^\ | , f • ATTENTION >191 HERS —DIAPER SERVICE— . OLD NEWSPAPERS -5 CENTO I'LL BUY your car regardless,of Baby Valet furnithca hoapital PER POUND. BUNDLED IN ago or condition. Roy Reel, 308 clean, sterile dlaucra and iUrsIutBUNDLES. W. 2nd St. Izrd container. Ecunomical and 10, IB, 20 arid 25 CENT safe. Fully mediijdty approved HERALD OFFICE WANTED — used typewriter tn Call Daytona 2407-W ct licet ft.r good condition. Phone 1008-W. NHV SPINET PIANOS- Weaver. ‘details. 98 diapers, 32 a week. '.™>eral trade in 'it term*. The 7 P a ts , L iv e s to c k , S u p p lle a "FIRST IN HANFORD" Music Bo*. 11!) W. First SL Pohn* 963. FOR SALE—Beautiful 23 month* Cohen's Radiator Rhop for com plcte radiator Hrvice. 108 San old. Black male Cocker Spaniel. [ MOTOR’H INN? Fre'rieti' amfSenTford Ave. Phono 388-W. Pedigreed. Wilt sacrifice Phono ino l* B ird . 32. Curtains, I.ace taklcclothl wished, i a u t o R a d io s , Mciorota. s d e . starched A stretched. 618 MelHELP W ANTED and 8v nrle a .-T li* Muaie |b»«, 8 tonvilte Are. Phone 879. 119 W. 1st St. Phone 963. WANTED—Experienced office A EXPERT auto painting and body I flat ter ia* A Battery Charotrg. repair. All work guaranteed. credit man. Firestone Storoa. H. a POPE C. INC. Jackson A Gibb* Body Shop, 2100 French Are. Phono 1009-J. WANTED while counter man FLO W R R8 -• aged 20 lo 40. Apply Pig N’ fa* all occasions Whistle. A UTO S FOR SALE WANTED: Reliable hustler to I f f lea ph. 403 n atd an rg pb . f llO R succeed R. Sim m ons to *0 consumers with 200 Ttousc )D itairw ay camplele. Magic FOR SATK necessities in North East Polk I Chef Range. Second hand Moor*. poSJSrfeO O fm liiw . Prodtlite 1939 P»ck*ni new motor, acw iPhone 0O2-W. .. aold 20 years. State ago, occuna-1 ruhlwr. 12091* Magnolia. Radio IFETY BLUR- WINDSHIEDfV tion. roferencce. R z w l t l g n ' » ' *nd heater. any make or model im ; Dept. FA I*440-YB, Memphla, 1 ' _ ' daylight driving, Cut* _ 1 tealL ,nr. a » . g.-Ilartm aa.-B o a -fortT-LT TItlfCK~ Plymouth-1935, 234, Ungwood, Fla.___________ j goo.1 motor, »29B, Phono OrREFINED LADY, no sneumbtrlamto 2*1239 after 4 P. M. antes, live-la. Light duties, rare of child. Mr. Maynard, Bus FOR HALE by original owner; I AGIO CHEF STOVE, hot water Station. 1941 Dodge Deluxe coupe (Fluid 1 heater, excellent condition. Ph. o fftL s .0 , ^ w n u . , loaK f. ... Touche D rat Co. H p,n„r. or. _nh 99. BURNER Jewel gas stovo with , 1 sm all wood stove and 1 WANTED a boy to work p art time a t service station. Mdat be able FOR SALE—1940 IH ton Ford wood atove.. P. O. ’ to fakSiNh refJh-teea. Atlantic tnirk with laaTy. Ilium* 31, Hill ri,..1 , Oil Htatltin. 3rd and Park Aro. Lumber A Supply Yard, ’g a j a a a . ? ® e -e ;........ - \l* i> M’lrn iii r .io n u»»i| VI V |V : S ' l M.-tTII Jt DK-tAI. 'T a t i : o f MKMINt’U t » J«h ltT “ F * H E CtlD'I'IT 'iK i i ^ 'i u d a a n i * k <ii i IH "■•HAN. in «»ON T¥ M. Milter, I ’U t n l i r r v«. l t - ,t » n is , • , M ille r. Defvndent N n. 4 (* » Putt f*‘l t it, „ire • '“ DfilL OP . r u n u i q rloN T O , Il* .ltK U T I t M I U .K H w h i« a,1,1..- t* imtosag**ft, s a irry m .iifS A T i,,t tx u b M Mlllrr r s u it f ..r t l l v t , , , . esetao you In the a l , , . , . e n title ""<• »•»* are hereby ie.|olr* 4t I., (lie y„u , w rltu ti appniranr* (per "[ ,'*r winrii«rt i„ the l»m •f < iinii'lalht In sat.1 ,„ mfiMt. M*.i»t*r. o th tu c sth istr. an il •« there i f i „ f||. , „ Br if »ny >»« have. <n 'ttlit. r— nnJmt h> law. f nd fall not, el*e „ |i> * i.e I’r n * I'i,n r«*i. Will b* en. Irr-g you. I h * nattre wtq gublUhrd DOC* * UreX for four M l ronreeull,. n r r M In T I I K HANPOHD ILK ItA l.D « hewausue, „f rt^HlaHi,n mibltrheij tn fteinliwd*. I ’ounty Klortda. - tv I TN gag 'nr I han.l amt official *e*t St lUnrotd. Hamm,,I. I’nenlv **10101*. this lha |«th day „f w tiu n ,' i*c, A. D , Ite r. <>. I*, tinnd.>n 1’larh C lfM lt Court Kell,it,ole I'l.unl y, Ktoil.la My (». L llant D-iiuir *’(ech iMffso m a o T irt t Hanford, Kinross MaiUrmlier ll«b, | j| T N fiT IC K IM I I K I t r .in it IV K N t h ii imrtttsat t„ <baplar l» l. S’lo rll H la lu to . t i n . as ........ .... (ha fnl lowlne d w rlh e d land It, Memlnnlr ro u n tr. Ktnrlda, will !«■ o ffrrn f for •ale al pul,lie outcry for lha hlghaal **,1 tort c.-sh hut at the front dffor of Ih* Keinlsola Cuanty Court lluuaa at Hanford, heelnslng si II It A. M. nn Monday, Haptambcr ISth . t»4Ti l^>t* t< sa d I t Uluck t D ru m , wold Hist Hook 1 pagta So snd * .M n ~ , " .r — , . ; V„ ; - T l’l< „ j»« and *1 snd put Hook < rt« M l» sad * f I^»t »t Kaaford l ls ls h i. Plat l»o.»k t Page «J ••«*» Park Pint ted* I t ! Park f’D l 'LoU ti. to I I I Marttoa I Midway {look 4 Paeea I t a n d H R U 1|S Soetlon t Midway (took < pssea M aad 14 H SI ang.Z J ftwHoB i Midway P ark p lat t l and I I H > Book T Psgoa •V** * Biocg t teeamwoM Plat * » Per** aad *1 and War Rank t Pa«e« t * aad »» • O. P . I la end OH ^ . rterk nf tha C lm ll •’•'•uit Vein, note Cc.njHy. I’tor'.d., ( C r c a lt - Coart S m J( "> s •fr-.-lr I Communist* 1 Italy s/ul M~tt‘K F N / i r Foreign Affairs Analyst , l d t , rhe.most , idangerous issue - a m W * N ,bR" n,,tc Th « ; .... I a. i .. . IflfM Fff the most d ifficu lt Itich thy ih, we *ei* that . the m n sisfe n t t asarm ld y of the I ’uit N’ationa faers as it begin* its new sc*. use of the veto pouei by H u ssla in' the C . N „ fit- in w ith a broad • siiin s tis la y ' ts that of the veto In m eans of which' nnv one „ f .M n d c g y of ob* true (ion which in lhr ’ big fiv e t Hinnim . It riin in . T a a o in l’U to the w i d tevoluliort , F ra n c e , C h in a and the If. S .I can that i* now in fsn w sw in g. Mean- ‘ k ill n m a jo rity- dn'isitin in the tim e the Soviet delegation has been S e c u rity Co uncil . table to use the t! N. a* n «oundin|f T h u s fur the |ieave o ig au izatio ti j board fo r diseem ination of Com* has I h-oii rrn d ereil in i t i a l ly im- m unistic idea*, indent by R u ssia'* persistent However, the .R u s s ia n s la te ly em ploym ent of this p a ra ly zin g h a te t»*en -w in g in g into the dr|m w rr w hich w as adopted or* fe n s iie j n ro iitin st to the o ffensive tg im illy II- o nev-essary safeg u ard w hffh they w e ir m ain tain in g a . but wn« intended for use only in V,,H, fli;„ T lie o lh r . m em ber* of fxtn*m«* pinrigm ctFn t nnUtiun* a. fi'g n the Soviet Ii‘»n of «hU situation tnu^i ' J* ...* ' ' •a|>ait m e •leleim ined to have * Ult.inu.tel> mean the death nf-the ^ ^ ^ u h l e peace ornanikatlon even TK- ' « ' P 'T " | l,’"* "U|,,r 1' if they have to scrap the present HASAN SAKA Il lion ,i ,oVk ! coincided l i ' i ^with Mo»c,.w # f-tiuei.ire lefo.m it along lines have (wh|i h ttj„nml,.,iml„ntl launching of. the world revoHiIion for the spread of Communism. Ilfficuitlmk hope, and have lieon ilitiiliraled hyf The , : .- of rliurse, , ,, is to get ,, F O U O W IN O the r rs t g n a t ln n a o t P ie m ie r Iteccp P rk cr. President tsmet tnonti of T u rk ey n k c d F o r­ similar tavtir* in Allied council* wl,h"ul f*‘ni.Klelin« the U. eign M inister Itason S a k s (ataw el \ but it will take-a trig insinratlon to form a new C o ld n ft So ka’i In fciiro|K*. T he n sttli is that peacr to evojve an idea that will work. A G overnm ent w ill be an Interim !«m l- eetitiomle recovery have l« e ii ve*r ago British Foreign Minister C ab in et In s e n e until the N»* s lv m iia t. nml i f * sig n ifican t thpt llevin propose.! rtt n meeting of the t „ ina1 A s s rm b ir m eet-ni A n ka ra In tu rm o il and b ald tim es provide the jtig Five foreign nititisleis lhat a “ N ovem ber. . (In lrrm tlio m tl) .-""I '» w « » h tntnm uniaiu th tiv e . Inlrrm iliom ti « * $ * * » # * P t *J * * * m ‘N e ^ .I.p— fP d■-jh M b. . . . ' / ~~~ ■A n n ticnri Vo „ g D -d u n a l and S ta le Departiin-nt c.h,petition, for o-e of gel Iwtck to the hum H is o nly ntajoi 1■tibal.M i. ..... ............. -I, ................. a m rope, any- the Ritaslnna are th Hancock ’ like* sniffing, though common cold, which play* VtIH *M*■ i||ffl»| tsuuitKi to Mi"prinrfipal id w liu rtlo n lata" in lire dHH ntfiitft trit ihr* fiiut -H on lint* when business I* heavy w ith n ham -*Hiffi’i*»_ I ium tfi#« lit « i#rm ln *Mtt f*i,i like ,v, th,. ...I ' -n ill Berlin. tierTha U , a>. , . ■ :«tf* nun i„.gaa„ i iraoii m i<‘ it , *i*«Itxe. tn, .lav ,i«> l,„ h, ■ pn.«d he, avoid* *in the ,ehdly «ur- Allied w |w l colitiol . , u t^, i ounril ihat extern 4lh«trt« llte|ilIlfF*i itMatlitt >im *iy 4 ffO O f bams nt onp ‘*tltitiic* In* l|1|: „f the KtDffnn plnnta. * t t *ifrinl Utfiilt. t»f Th*' Ntilth ||e think* otd nm,- Imm- t.a.t it many tumlej Hit—inn iH-cuiiationi if |t InI i'irftlll, tit Nrul fur Hrrmti'tr synhiimw long* for fiesh air.. is “well on the way . to Iwing t Floruit*, mi abt-rpv |i|lr At these times, he ju*t wend* all over the new one*. "They got SoviHize,!". and *ny» the ’‘sus­ i»f Mllit t a n M d r Th«*mi*» W. MeKttiRhi. PU iutift t i. i:m i>n if-fin* hi*, wat out the maze-like plant better meal tlw-ii than they do picion is now posoihlo that the and take- a walk. By the time he jnow," he *ay* "Nowndays, tln-v If. S. S. I! covet* Austria, in orrter Mr K flight. l^hD'lAitt. jBECUIUF PLAYKRS for rent. By rUXFDU FRKD5—complete ||r.c. FLOOR SANDING A finishing.' day or week.-The Muaie U rr, lit* cleaning & waving, Otir power Hunt'* Tuvedc Feeil Store W, 1st St. Phono 115.1. unit enables u* lo Work where Paints, .poultry Supplies, Nails, there i* no electric eotinoctln.i | 0 FF1CK sfiac* tii M*laeh Bulldlnf. Purina Feeds, Groceries and! * available. 21 year* ezperienc-. f ti n l, fo f tffirt*'t»ri* C ttivrrM . I i r Im i an Hctiui! |»*f iMvttff-#,. Large light office*, rewl> d ecor­ Meats. Touchton *4 Watson, 13U1 H. M, Gleason. Lake Mary, Fla, Thr Htinfut.l t l r n h l U ated, all utilities, heat am! janlCelery, Phono tlW , mittil a ^ thr nrw*iiw»p#r In wlileh ‘I i r service furnished. Cull HiirtLAWNS MOWCD. [.nit price* thin iir4,-f »hatll Iir |tii|ill»fir*i f FOR SALE—Llmerock for drlrs#_ It. A A. IrfpL Store. J n r y Lord Phone 7HH-W. ft 1IIf f'ifIt*rrtlIlka U«#is^l w«y* and roadway*— Phone U’ lTNi^HH. m I*' H f r tiifun, iV t l* | NKW k IIKDROOM unfiirntshM I2tl. t»f m I‘I t *| fruit (tlilirl t|f NflllffftlL ap n rlm en t. He-1 I F meet. W IT X K ^ fi m y 6 ARTICLES Misuse Of Veto Is Big Issue * ' For U. N. Assembly To Solve'- A t’ N rs-features ... . RICH MON’[1. Wa. "The nos,< that kn^Ws” in Ojo "mitlti-mtiliun llnlllt ll',i n ",l“ “ “■■* homitnisie*— la oWrn.l by tin L. Hancock. Sr, ffinthsk t>7. h«* the job of sniff infc ham* for the twin Rlrhm.<u.| plants of KinKrtit nml Compnnv. He jhaa.U vn ni it for moic than II year*, during whieh * stretch, he eslfmi'te., be ha» sniffed up. I proaim.,tely Mo.otm.thM) pouijd- of. lit H,*nfnr*L i*ef«»hio|* t'ntiitlk, riUti&A, t hi* - SfHi tiiy of A ti* ti»i 1 » f*^ — - . - ' U IY - lirrtuhm , VMoiil r'ourt <iiflpi.il b rail FOR KENT FA CIE F I V E ..............afiiJS*J&JEs*K.*t: 5 ‘S T T S f e S ''u *'f .►"" f n , " ‘"i V S . n.iu.skcn S S e Xna*J tr«-en Z ™ eager t i n , a w ay to niter the 11. N . C h a rte r so to preclude alo n e of the Veto, hut tin* C h a rte r can't lw changed ih face of a R u ssian veto. A rg e n tin a and A u s tr a lia a re scheduled to lend the battle in the A ssem bly to control the v e in , hut unless they have a su rp rise up . Ilteir ilei-ve* they w n n 'L get ta r h y _ ordinary method*. method*, line wonder* : , 2. ESTS, . , !" has walked jinst the neighhoiing rush it too lilUeh the growei*, I i-olnte t'/e, hoslovakia, and stocktaid*, he *ay*. he'* happy to m e a ii.''______ ________________ to p m rtm tr_ttnly nm t'npnnkio'. a* well a* other |i*rtn -of \Ve»tenV whether Aigrntirik has something FOR T H E BEST ICE CREAM Try T II* T o r l(T C C K K A IM - W t m ake our own Ico Cream , Alt flavor* Tnaty — Delirlnu* — H ealthful K’K CUKAtM E u ro p e , w ith Conumiuiift politir* else m m ind, for she w nnts a G iven ■ little m ule hunger d eclared -petial m ertipg of the m em bei* 'uftel the Asnem ldv to take artfnn. A p io po s o f th is there a re close ■ih- 1-M ri* who lielieve tlmt R u ssl.l would a l j r r j i e r i m lir * if the olhttf member* of tluN, ilm-ided to y'o th eir w ay without the Soviet CjfwJrfti | fl 11• v• 1 I f llif H l l l i h i i i r T h a t would lw an extrem e f«%f tft UF# It « III I iiu-nsure w htth n either ltu**t» not trt lirtiff ’i itielifi an y other nation would want to ill ffidf ft N(!A «•*»«! f pi * If lilt If aIh*t ttfft It* - see, alid /-ei la te ly L ift her roll»*« it«« ft lha pat*. Uta -idi’ ia lio n w ill given to other L I Q U I D ifir iiir « ti« j lOc.lOf.ife method*, including the focusing * of world utlentiop on the d isaste r which run Id grow out of a roil tintuition »f the S o v iet t a l l ics. I rrw«><• M HEADACHE CAPUDINE : -, �THE 8ANF0RD IIERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Palm Reach H it Aiken On Labor Act Pensacola Storm H 'a H IIM * ! f r o m <••»* < > « l the Communist Party and din vowinc overthrow of the govern­ ment ' hy force.. Robert N. Den he in i genersl Counsel of, the National Lain: Relations Hoard, Interpreted thw to jnearj J h a t all top officer* 'id __ . ____ jniFXIO mu*t“ nie nff•davits with the NLRB before nay affiliated unions could qualify for the services of the Board. John L. I,«wis, while he is an M arshall Reaction (Uatlawe InH Pea* O u| a p p ro v a l. The Rome Socialist neteapaper DAT Poi/TlCKlH' MAN Avantl headlined Ita account of Tint., trpplcal diaturhancr, the the Marshall speech, "Marahall S A iH E . KIN * F lL k DE taunt rape lie need bp, Florida In Seeke an Alibi for Intervention Itv n dqcadr,' left at leaat two dead, b ill " at dat coo^fr the Halkana." * The . Rome Comthouaynda of emerifenry-aheltered ipuniat Paper.Unit*.vied 1hc bead'refugeea, and 17 atraftdeil or miss­ HOUSE OoB.BUt l Stic line, “Marahall Ho* Spoken To was tightly hoatded and only *a ing pelVoha, a iw e ll asTnimenso Liquidate The U. N." WHUT HE RAtLLT MEAN few windows in its store front- property damage, Kipltirfg Into the wealthy ‘‘G<dd In Berlin, headlinea in Russianware broken. Winds had ripped is He 'd la* to 1t£ controlled newspapers said the down the bouganvillra vines and Gia«i" playground between Miami UP DE SPACE !i» they rose and fell like dlsturlxsl and I'uim Reach at noon yester­ snakes. Green coconuts .rolled day, the savage aturm pounded erectly In the atresia like bowljpg vacation .apoti and citrus and vegetable-growing farmlands alike halls on n spree. was “trying to make the U. N. ita A flash light gleaming spectral- with winds up to 120-mph. Dam­ tool.*’ ly_on thiL^panlsh type F.yerglad»« age at ill was uncertain, hut protn* , In Britain, newspapers repre­ Club, whose ntrmliers must have ' Ded to run into many million* senting many ‘ shades uf opinion blood bluer than blue, showed no nf dollars. expressed the view that—as the signs of damage to that haven of i Ten thousand persona *fire! by train and automobile fiom their Independent Times of London ex­ the social elite. homes in the flood-menaced muckAiken la a member of the Benat* pressed it: But the erosion of wind and lands aiound Lake Okeechobee -“ While changes In the machin­ Labor Committee which helped waves, although sparing Itolh of the business sections of Palm .terrified lest the aturm repent the draft the Taft-Hartley Labor Lav, ery for the settlement of disputes 1P2H ealnstrnphe in wliich l.htiO Beach, caused considerable de­ but the Communist provision w n can improve and quicken the struction, on the Island section far were drowned by wind-hlqwn the Senate flooi means of conciliation, only the written in water. Ing seaward. after the House had adopted it. will to settle can make the in­ Fnrty today C .fM K ) refugees weir “It'll take several days to learn The sect lull was revised -by .i struments of conciliation effecthe full extent of the damage/* clustered around Retiring. And Senate-House conference commitThe Times said the proposed •aid Police desk sergeant Frank the Red Cross callrd U |von the lea to requite the filing of afftNavy at Jarksonvilte to send food Assembly s t a n d i n g committee 1L Young. davit*. “Most of tile clubs have lost fur 16,000 ineuls. Onwards of “The question of requiring, offi­ would ba valuable as an outlet for th rir hath houses. The hath house 2<K),(KK) others in the hurricanes cers of |»arrnt labor organisations world opinion which “no power patli found haven during the like, the AFL and CIO to file could wholly Ignore." frightful night in emergency affidavits never did come up ill The liberal Manchester Guardi­ shelters near at hand. debate," Alk^n said, “and it nevn an commented: Const (iunrd and Army planes “Hateful though it U to accept occurred to me that it Would appb were criss-crossing coastal waters the present situation by which to anyone e x rrp t. Ihe officers id on troth sides of the penfnsula Russia can flout the will of the Tampa Get« Blow a union which was the actual majority today, searching for small lioats to fit her own unscrup­ bargaining agent." which might ho |n distress. Itam P u r <>*■> Aiken said he would suppoii ulous policies, it is more hateful Ferocity yf llie slot in. was gen­ 4o to)11 uutlMsee miles an h o u r. but r*v s e ­ any amendment to junk »;.• etc to contemplate" the a kteraativc. erally 'regirdeil. as equal' fo-fhaf damage. lion ur to clarify it, he adJ which would rapidly turn"the Un­ of 11128, Ill'll) and lthl5, hut un­ rious Sarasota rated it* heaviest rd that he had no plan* to offst ited Nation* into an American like those hull leant-* there was [.vagus against the Soviet Union." only negligible loss of life. Early winds unofficially at 60 lo 65 miles such an amendment. The conservative Daily Graphic, reports Indicated one man was an hour, with gusts up to per* ' Aiken said he believes the pro crediting Marshall • with having Imp-i 7(1 miles an houi. vision may be unconstitutional op electrocuted hy a fallen wire at "shown the w nf” out of the veto Tree • blocked roads prevented Pow er' failed in the southern, approach to many estates and to I’nlm Reach, and one was shot to section of Sarasota alwui II P- Ihe ground that it “seems to dis­ impasse, said his suggestions gave death, in Miami while attempting criminate against -s political ptrIIhe k .. IU. I N. M “ u .K .t m > v I ,. I ta Ia s i the Bath and Tennis Club and the M. and the State Highway Pal ml ty," He added: 8un and Surf Club, two exclusive to loot n damaged store. chance." station was off the air, but tin In I Dll's a, total of 2,600, per­ “ If Communism is to he outlawr retreats which were reported to In Stockholm, the liberal Stocklest of the city auffeted only I have always thought that tfould have lost many beach cabanas. sons were killed or drowned in holmstldningen, only newspaper to require k constitutional amend­ commrnt this morning, said that The Everglades golf links and the the West Palm llench-Everglmles ment. Otherwise, Communists—un- "for the U. N, the plan might be Balm Beach Golf Club looked like area, while in 1036 a storm killed 600 at Key West. The 1030 dfsless they advocate ^he overthrow w weaaa-of-alraimth, -though, m oib, SanKT tn~ gtmx; of The government T y Tore*—ar-~ ly of a moral grharacter." Money built Ihe fabulous homes U tr r t nr.K—; ,onn--1tffci''Vi' Haiti. 0:30 I*. i entitled "to the saifle right* 'its and' playgrounds of Palm Hrarh Domingo and ./------In Oslo.’the conservative Aftenihe cityDemocrats and Republican!."‘ and money ran repair the hurri­ post said the scheme gras “one of l'ANA#A CITY.- Fla., Kept, .ystern, Aiken and Senator Hatch (D tl>e few possible solutions.” It cane damage to them. But It may IH-t/Vl Many stores were is-lng iUaeli i take years to replace the ruined huttleilly leiarded up here today Fort My NM are oo-authors of tt pending adder) “ It would have been encourag­ royal palms cut .down i n ' a few for tlie first time in history as were evai amendment to strike another set hours along the stricken thorough­ the f’itv prepared for a carom tion from the Tafl-Hartley I-av. ing (/ the Americans had learned fares they once .made green with shot of (he gienl Atlantic-borne which prohibit* political expend/ how to win the full confidence of a beauty that iwcame a Palm hurricane wliich ripped across the democratic governments of lures hy unions. Beach trademark remembered by lower, Florida yesterday and now Aiken said lie la-lieves there is Europe, they being socialist, con­ •very visitor. a good chance tills amendment servative, liberal or coalition cabAn eduralinnnl official said is In the Gulf. • will lie adopted when Congress inels." Company It ofthe National there Was little possibility school* reconvenes. Guard and Red Cro*s disaster com­ would reopen la-fore next week Prices Break since nearly all within Palm mittees' were standing ready for County Home Beach County had suffered heavy ((-•allaae* trass I'aae Osrl Tyndall Field had already evat*. damage. remained weak " in later trading. l l ’e e l l e s r e f r y im I - . * , | tiated its planes to Alabama and The Red pros* said a disaster but the field will not ire lion. accordihg-'Ui H. T. Brown, The general market on sleeiv of local businessmen would set Gtnnrln Civilians, superintendent of llie Home, Value* was $1 to $1.50 lower than yes out today to inspect and estimato ubnmloncd. tha damage in this community were lH-lng moved to atur.dier Winds of 04* to 06 mile velocity (or the radiators are needed, how lerday, with the top prices $34 which Is expected to lw fairly quart era, today continued here, with occa­ ever, he said. During the past win­ today compated with $35.75 ye» Ilpnrh residents were hurrying heavy. The place still is littered sional momentary gusts raging at with eonsidcraldlrc' dehria—palm to town In take advantage of what­ as high as H5 miles an lurur, ac­ ters heating with fire place and lerday. Gram* regained fractions of rx fronds, uprooted trrrs, metal sighs, ever protection the land-locked cording to the U. S. Coast Guard wiring, broken glass and roofing. harbor might give front heaving base anemometer reading*. Irrme losses wliich were record­ ;. During the night two companies At l> A. M. all l>oat* which had he asserted, and added that hr ed shortly after opening of the Evrrlhing movable was M ng of the Florida Slate Guard took been rnported as in distress in did no) Understand why the radii Chicago Board of^ Trade. Wheal fastened down. Fishermen and over patrol dutiea from- local po­ tba-Florida-MtasLCiiaat axeg df_lkl lice who were sent home aTti'i’ -plea sure yirchtsimen Were1anchor*- Gulf were listed, a f *afe with ex­ At present the large huildliiF, on all deliveries and corn some 30 straight hours on the ing their ernfts in bayous ami ception of the snap|>ei fish boat lagoons. which ’accommodate* five white right cents—both daily limili. Oatf "Pilar" disabled and lying at Everyone .went alwut hi* busi­ men and two women is Iteing , Police Chief Jack A. Thompson ness very ralmly. however. The anchor 32 mile* off Boca Grande painted ,-inside and outside, sills wrte off four lo five cenls at •aid 46 store fronts were out shuttering with Capl. Clarence R. Williams windows in store* and porches have received olio one lime, with six cent tlhr limit. end that troops were needed ti. and home.1of ! created a lumber and six crewmen aboard. Hilgo The low on September wheat invent looting. There wax littl shortage and pump's were out of commission but i In-gnu us­ Indication, however, of any Inch- ing hardwoods,cltiions was $2.67, on September com such -as maple, hand trailing was keeping hf r j ttatiotr towards the falter. Most ami cyreas. afloat despite the fact that ptr* $2.53 ¥t> *rrd on September oah eitltens were off the alreeta about of the hurrirana passed directly $1-15 X. APALACHICOLA, Sept. 18 (/P) over her at 3 A. M. T he'sharp price break followed The ti. S. Maritime Service * At Pampann, Just south of Palm — Resident* of this small fishing an announcement by the Agricul­ Roach, two luxurious estates and town today feverishly began pre­ training ship "American Sailor" a big casino were said to hnvc paring for a tropical hurrirana re­ was standing hy ready to lend aged. While and colored dining ture Department last night No“disappeared into the ocean,"'leav­ ported liearing dawn on north­ aiilslance as soon as possible, but nxtms are neat and clean and vemtier exports would he held to ing only their plumbing. Else­ west Florida from the Cult of the 300 foot maritime ship was tables have attractive linoleum ’JU,514.IKK) buihels of grain, com­ where roofs were piilled off, win­ Mexico. * operating with two of her foul coverings. Plenty of good fresh pared with an October quota of milk and butter ia afforded hy , dows shattered, tree* levelled and Fred Fitgernld publisher of the hotter* out of condition and was the dairy io which there are fsur 48,683,000 bushels. . unable lo make headway against beach cabana* carrft-d away. Meanwhile, proposal* hy gov­ Apalachicola Timex, said all l*>ata cows. Men's, beds, have been pul A 26-mlla stretch from lines have been moved up Into riven high seas. ‘The “Knob Knot," a ernment officials to curb the Raton through We wt Palm and cove* for aafety and that motor vessel, also was reported Iil*(he living 'room during th# recent upward tratid In prices lima rooms are'b ein g painted. Rtach appeared lo have hern llie most of the stores ftunla hgva to have made new attempts to There are nine men In the col­ were sounded throughout the tiy the lashing winds. been boarded up. take the Pilar Into tow but unabla hardest ored section, th* oldest of which nation. Delray Beach and Boynton also Residents of other communitiea to do w> and I* to make nsw at la Tom Andrews, who was born President Truman's c a b i n e t •howad the affect* of heavy buffet. of the sparsely-populated north­ tempts a* sea abates. committee un -food appeared head­ In MassachiueHa and who is re­ Two small motor craft were* Ing. west Florida coast area, also beed for e decision to reduce gra'u ' Condition! lit the Okeechobee dis­ gan preparing for the hurricane. •ground during the night a* a ported to be 104. Average age exports for the month* immediatqj of those at tha Home 1* over 70 result of abnormally low water trict were reported serious, hut .Many resident of Tallahassee, hr ahead after the Agriculture the multi-million dollar dike* held who own summer homes along in Tampa Bay hut nu on* was fears, according lo Mr. Brown­ Department's disclosure of iu Against pounding lake waters and the Iieache4, pushed from the cap­ endangered. The “Rita," a motor lie and Mr*. Brown have on cut in November grain export apartment at tha south end :of •pared the lowlands. ital city to batten down their cot­ vessel in the hanand trade out allocations. . Miami, Fort Lauderdale,. Fort tage* before Ihe full force of the of rape Antonio, Cuba, was re ­ the building, where hi* office j la Declines were reported In the ported to have gotten Into ltorm also located. The lawn and ground* Myers- and hundreds' of smaller wind* struck the roast. difficulties 80 mils* off EgRlonl hav* a well kept'look. Mr. and Chicago wholesale egg and butter communities were mauled merci­ lessly by the storm, but althuitgh Key In mouth of Jam pa Bay bur •Mrs. Brawn have been In charge market* and in New York cotton they euffered heavy damage iu line* downs, no electric lights were got her engine* going again and ainc# Jan. ,1, and formerly lived dropped $2 a bale under heavy selling pressure reflecting the meny eases, there were no rates- burning and residents wert forced beat he* way back safely to her In ‘Chuluoto. Tha hospital building has ample weaknees In the grain market. tp fall track on candles and oil home port. Hhe is owned by tha accommodations for while, and col R tf* w*re off e* much, as 1-23 'ith power end' comunlcatlons lantern* where they tu tu avail*- 'Continental Shipping Company, do ten in Chicago and and at p re u n i la hot ocru hie. Some lighu were un in Mi­ Tampa. iled by any patiente. Other build' butter declined one-helf to nlneami'* business district, however. LAKELAND, Sept. 18 t f f ) - ings include the imoke house, tenthe rente a pound. In the wake of the storm, heavy First report* from this big citrus dairy, garage, chieken house anu winds continued and were accom­ producing area predicted heavy wash house. The building are panied by heavy rains which at bruise damage to fruit Ih Folk grouper! In an attractive, well limes mad* travel along High­ County from 12 hours of almost way No. I, the East Coast*! main traffic artery, difficult and continuous buffsting by strong winds, although relatively IllUe hatarduua. Highway etewa were out last fruit was shaken from trees as night and today removing debris, the mein farce of yesterday** hur> up palm tree* and assist- ricane passed wall to the south. .“ Mon you ought to have aeen •awing How financial loefc would bs sus­ • them waves gcr right over th# sea in* motorists in picking their tained wo* deli*table. Th* crop w*y *!?n* ,rw h littered high­ Trail last night," he exclaimed. Ha way. Traffic, although moving scheduled to be harvested .begin­ proa out of provisions, was given at point*, proceeded botn ning next month, h u been e*ti­ g small donation and alter boing slowly way■ end the highway wgg open me ted variously *t from 80,000,assured the storm wes over, was 000 to 100,000,000 box** of all show little tiamagr. sent,to Rad Cross headquarter* a t citrus frulte, with a value of from -OaM Avenue and Fifth Street. 460,000,000 to 173,000.000. . Red Cross workers et noon It was considsred possible th*J Weru still on an alert, baiii, Wal­ much of the bruised fruit, while ter 0- Morgan, chairman of the unsuitable far shipment In Re (m aster Committee reported, lie fresh slate, wpuld, t>* acceptable stated that 60 colored people spent for canning purposes. tha night a t Croams Academy. , This would tend to roduca tho • Ton white people w a n quartered momentary loss, but might well AZALEA DRIVING PARK a t the Mayfair Inn and eight at RouthJBId* Primary Rchool during LAUNDERETTE j Many a to m on First 8 treet -SANFORD *. / - Wbols Weeks Wash Done Automatically i, kitchen. 30 Minutes 100‘ r S oft W ater — Telephone 1082 . Excellent Sanitary Conditions s •. Second a t Oak THURSDAY, SEPT. 18, 1947 One Mile Speedway CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA 76 Miles o f Thrills SEPTEMBER lU t - 2:00 P. M. F m T1m « Trial* September 20 - 2t00 to 4:00 P. M. Admission 1-25 — Childran Under 12 Pros “Where Customers Send TheiF Friends” Clean Stores With Everyday H O M E .C O N T R O L L E D " fcOl Kurd U ra l S treet Sanford. Florida LOW PRICES A t & * tMEAT D EPT. Georgia Shipped, Dressed A Drawn, Not 1 roseii <i. nutne Spring Lam b- Square Cut Margaret Ann Quality Youni Tender A Grade Western Baby Bee SHOULD!* STEA K S- Sirloin, Club, Rib ft StiAUltWr lb ,79c SHANK & BREAST CHUCK ROAST Si RLOIN STEAK to 15c Boneless Rolled Brit1el ROT ROAST HAMBURGER BEEF TONGUES to 39c . SMOKED SAUSAGE to 29c In Our Self Service Cate— For Cooking- Wisconsin Hr 59c Spiced Luncheon DAISY CHEESE SANDWICH-MEAT— Rk SSsSugar Cured (Small 4 lo d Ri Average) SMOKED PICNICS lb 45c to 19c SMOKEY CHEESE H> 39c BAG SAUSAGE lb 39c Morrell Pride Assorted Sliced (d Varieties) COLD CUTS to 39c Red Hot BoiNless Jlollr-d Oleo Dipped VEAL ROAST to 79c Western Smoked to 57c l-ean to 29c I". S. Good Government Grade A Heavy Western Corn Fed Steer B eef- Michigan CELERY ONIONS POTATOES ■Canadian RUTABAGAS Red Tokay GRAPES HANANAS Grimes Golden Junket ltcnnet I’owder CABBAGE C. (4 .Cun Lim it) PEACHES Gold M p i Iii I Rerntpl jCustards Junket Rennet Tablets For Making Rennet Custarif* ur Ice Cream CONI) MILK Krafl'rt VELVEETA CHEESE BloxMunt Time BORDEN’S 2 lb. 85c S tall cans 27c (0 Can Lim it) APPLE STARLAC sauee NtVH CANS WOODBURY FACIAL SOAP Stnkety’S Pitney Cut Wilnon’n Corlifietl OLEO Monnkfot Fnncv CiR’FT JUICE LIFEBUOY 2 Bars 17c Reha Brand. No. 2 cans TOMATOKS 2 cnitM 25c MIRACLE WHIP Old Glorv, No. 2>cani PORK A IH3AN8 2 for 23c Armour'* Star Corned REEF HASH Ih ran 25c llelnx Tomato KETCHUP U-4W. Ml. 25c Zigler Brand. 28-ox. Jar 8UN8W EET MEDIUM APPLE RUTTER Jnr 25c Koutdy Kist ASPARAGUS pic. can 19c Uab-O CLEANSER PRUNES ta. 11c Libby's Tomato JUICE can 27c With Snan*. No. 2 ran* FIELD PEAS can 15c Trellis Sugar PEAS N o. 2 can 10c Small Whole Irish, No. 2 cans POTATOES can 10c Hunt’* ____ .-u n o FFancy n n r y ____ SWAN SOAP Lge Bar 15c PEACHKH Silver Floss KRAUT PASTE Bunhlend. 14-ox, SWAN SOAP Spring River IIUTTER. EGGS TOM. SOUP can 10c ’w Tomato CATSUP . ran 25c CAMPBELL'S NEW. PACK No. 2»5 11c BEECHNUT BABY FOOD �; “rmm ....... - — r ~ • j - ; ■ T IIE W E A T H E R D a ily T h t f # U S t r c a y l h — T# Frwteet the Pf*«e •* W «rtli To P re se t* th* Pio«r«M of A cerics; T« Predate Prosper Hr fur Sanford. I’linMiilrrjIilp rhiudinrss ami mild Irm prratuir^ nflh .ri- c a * I o n a I sh-i-eiDimim-diing “ Hid* to* d jt and t.mlfiht. Saturday partly tinud) amt » atmfr, a fe* *flei> tMwn s h o a l s Satin day. AN V O L U M E X X X V III E stab lish ed 1908 IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y SA N FO R D , FLORIDA, FRID A Y . S E P T . 19, P.U7 N O . 221 Associated Praia Loosed W ira New Orleans Struck ?rai."f,ic“ gmg ncane Chicago Mart Winds Which Crossed Florida B atter In Buildings Along EnA tire Gulf Coast Senator Taft Propo­ ses Wages Level Off 60 Percent Above 1939 Level A h Hurricane Movl*d To Coast ermg C — At Congf-esstonal Living C ♦ -■ - White Russian Says Russian Peace Efforis Being Hurt In Many Quarters l*jjobe In Huston f) CHICAGO. Sept. If. (At— Corn broke 'll cents, -the dally limit, shortly before noon on the Board of Trade today fol­ lowing-a gotrrnm rnt crop re­ port slating that more than half the rrup was safe from frost damage. Wheat an d'oats auffried wUr luaaea. lt was the. aet nm r. .*in-r. n 11*e day that corn had tumbled (hr peemlaalble limit. NEW ORLEANS, Sept. la, OP)— A tropical- hurricane roar­ ed Inland today toward southera Arkanaaa. after raking New Orleana with destructive power that c r a a h a d buildings and flooded e i posed "area* of. the .. J’onlchsrtraln lakefront. . The Weather Bureau, III a ISiM P. M* «BJKT.>- U vW -tyf piarad the storm’s Ctntrr 20 l lea northwest of New Or­ an*. It was moving northwest­ ward at IS miles per hour, with winds ran g in g ‘from 80 to 120 NEW YORK, Sept. 19 tAA I he S -u rt attack on the UniteStates was icnetved in the Lmled Nations Ai.cmbfy today by White Russia's chief delegate, Kutm s | V. Kt.elir l . iilio lilok up the balleft off yrsteiday. Hat king up Ysshinsky’s cbaiges ol American "waiipongciing." Klieltet d r.laird that the United States had liken up a slogan of wnild mastery “ Wat tbiratcns to eftipt on.the pcateltd life of the people," he shouted, staving bis fund*. The While Russian delegate spoke after Dt___ Jose. -Arc*. ^As~---- . CHICAGO, Sept. I*. 0**1—All grains crashed In major markets of the I'nilrd Stales and Can­ ada today In the sharpest break In main months. In Chicago, • heal dropped the 10 cent limit and brokrrs rrpurted there atilt were no lakers for offering* of between .U0.000 and 400,000 buahela of May wheat at this decline. MPH. rfi N E W SPA PE R NEW ORLEANS. Sept. I9 m —A screaming hurricane, which v w W i’ emitted building* and piled Hood waten oVtr the great sea wall, v | • i * »' 4 pasted over New Otleant ihoitly J. ; . T r r - ^ elo i* noon today,-'«n<i-m oved— grntinais thief delegate, bad made rf> * Ilie lint f o u n d ' reply to Vision*%Iand with dettructive force. By ASSOCIATED I'MESS »ky in (hr geneial debate, nosv m Raton Rouge braced for the Gram prices broke sharply on AFPIARINO AS A WITNISSS at the vunKrctilonnl 1m t*tij(atlY>n i»f zooming prices uiulcr way In the Oostunblow, and acting Governor Emile Mrs. Hsltn 8s|0ff, Hi* l .u.v. Mast *provides tins iuvcslijfaturs few itatU U n 81m U chalp n its thud day. the Chicago board of Trade again Ai.-f Hutu! that Vtshinsky had Vcrrct closed the cap.itol and tent today as tome rrlailert eiprrtte I k vt the Dottun Chapter ©/ the .sutiunal Aisocialiuh * f C or.iuntif, and lias Lcun gatlniing data fur miiiiii time, l-Dttiunt* are (I. tu r.t. Hep CLiirnrr Kllhuni. N V ; Sen Hutilwm, Cuiiti ; ‘h ii Hatjih K Kl »inlt*is, ttii-t■i.li-st Argentina in 1sta "com* home all the state employers. fears that the cost of food at Ute tliuinnuii, ViTiiiulit; t ( it t i ai n- . J M jtia, I'u , *uut tu p I ibv.tui Unit, *N JL U -iL rnulUjiuil ^'ufttiklphufij) l>liim , u l * " it i*-l - m i l tlit- I t u s s i a n The deceptive calm of the hurtsthe highest level in the nation's -*• i■t• *t to "luit i* tuki-n "a ■apid cane’s "eye," which began in New till* mound tin wot hi” to Include hiiluiy might (one a sudden nlmust rtirsbo-ly ill his attack. Oilcans at 9:40 A. M. (Central slump ill talrs of non-food items. K, - h i , i-pi-hiiMg many of «h# Time), crated at 11 A. M. and MEN. WOMEN, CHILDREN SEEK SHELTER AS HURRICANE NEARS Dun ami Hiaditrrrl, meanwhile •rjiiiii* * iirti K'i*-i t' iui it Viihiniky ^hundering winds up to 90 mph Ic Yell'll llMJlIhl Hie l ill 18^1 Hi Yt, rrportrd that irlail tales geurially ti - * 11* ,| rfiiuii tin* S tiv ifi tlu iiin the hapless city from the op ini leased iriy slightly in the week .wit?* ic ittltlii; 1h r til;*** L ti |/ u l polite direction. Colonel Frank ----rndrd W rdnndj) and wrrr uhc kkiiv Itfiitu tti larked fmin many tu in h i n M.\t h i : \ / . n : Speist ordered all National Guard tu five |>rurnt ahead of a yeas •IHill!i f To Address \ V \ \ Al* I*,o .l fin Affairs \u.ilt-t I.iiiimK li» iht* uf at* units in* New Odra nr mobilized in ago, but added that letulanre violent -Itiiiritie in ilo- ♦ * r u i y v T tH p o |t h r u l i ] the tt'adllaBfU aw !'■*, T w a| Jackson barracks, A .- in T it y the I'n ilr d N a tio n : rilllifl Muir- ruuld liot hold tti Soviet Delegate l , lei-hit - li v e s nl tenr.t one uae- iiiitiHipuh fm luHtf The entire Gulf Coast, from addtd, "1 h« lacks U. S. Foreign fui putjiojo- it IohV. . 1 1- tir that itiuyii*’ hniiih tif 0ti« »id« mav hi Pensacola westward,'was raked by Mon-ott is di-ti l mm--I t» p u isn e nti*ui'i*d l*V Mil? •ttiinlc bumb cf P o l i c y , Marshall 'cyclonic winds. More than 1.000 without d o n a tio n llie ilil- ilo-li-.nnl Hit* tkiht’i )«-ill -r it Inis Is-i-n follott (ng eVi-i resident* of Alabama- fulling vil Miunuhllc. th«? Huvift Union it) a s s o c ia t e d i' kksh allii'e tto* -tu! of the w ar 111*--a*t r.uiftly fur I'liltt] *NaJag e s raced for high ground (run Deputy l uieign Miiu-iei Audi T h is UU-alis that tin- Boviet l ! «.eiMf*ii*vi flit I'hki i n s l C o astal areas where *two giant fijl D n u »«1 N‘’binsky’s sprerli to tite United wm l-l jo y id u ti--n fv.j th e esluhDorms look hundreds o( Jiyys .m Jn.tuu-.nl 1— 4— Yoioufotte-n) —d r - m ^_V I I v w l j ^ tlin ns ‘ Attei-ibiv- Innllit^dy liilimn- iil-.ni' tine- iili.-ioli e<tal> "STtlT rT»nNervation Water -three- feet -deep- wsvjI .... 7” | Stlongrst wnitlt e trl.lltril I.V I■-lit it. tjovo t In pul) l oi-ugn | (Cawriawen aw r , n mil The City iif Sanford will lease i, i i . ,i District Seen Sure Russian Press . Russia Is Seen As Determined Has Full Report To Continue .World Revolt Plan Of Vishinsky Talk City Leases Booth To Jaycees For Truman Concerned Over Foreign Crisis ABOARD U. a a MISSOURI WITH PRESIDENT TRUMAN. qBept. IP, (At—Tr i-aidyll t Truman today underlined hla concern over tha International aitualton by limttlnsr hla Monday engagements to a White House conference with tha ranking State Department of­ ficial in Washington. Nearlog home after a ill-day. a e a trlp from Rio De Janeiro. Mr. Truman la eager for a complete review of the European economic eriala which haa brought demands criita wni in aoma quarter* q fur a special aeaM o n of Congrea*. I’reaiilentlal Secretary etary Matthew J. Connelly radioed White Houae aides to keep Monday open for the discussion of the international picture. Unless Secretary of State Mar­ shall finds time for a hurried trip from New York where he is en­ gaged with the United Nations General Assembly meeting, Mr. Truman presumably will receive hla "fill-in" from Undersecretary Lovett. . ( ■ Tha Chief Execu tive plana to •'ivota tomorrow to work on pap­ ers which hara accumulated since he left for tha inter-American conference In Brasil Aug. 31. Tha Missouri's aehedulad arrival tima at dockside in Norfolk, Va., was 12 noon, today. The pres­ idential party planned to board tha yacht Williamsburg and completa the homeward journey Up the Potomac River, arriving In the c a p ita l at 7 A. M. tomorrow. 9 Mr. Trumdn Is railed and tan ­ ned by tha voyage of more than 1,000 miles which wound up tho happiest vacation ainea ha took of* flea. The trip followed previous for­ etell Journeys this year to Mexico City In March and Ottawa In Jana. The President also plana to visit flan Juan. Puerto R ico , and fit. Thomas. Virgin Islands, some time this fall. ools To Re-Open Monday Morning BeminoU County 8eJtoots which closed Wednesday through today, dua to the storm,, will re­ open on Monday morning, it was ■nnounetd. this morning by SupL 1 T w . Lawton. School* might have opened todejr, be pointed oat, U net been /or the uncerlain•terday of the weal two new Chevrolet school eeently porebased from Chevrolet Co. and which i sent to 'L im a , Ohio to be With Superior bodies, were late yesterday afternoon will be pat Into operetion This is expected te rethe th* u teapacltj of B0 AMONO tH t THOUSANDS who aouglil setety aa a tropical b u rn t .n began to move tow aid Hie Klorida coxtt w ere these resident* of W o P alm Beach. T h e y are show n (top) seeking rctuge In tins Co u nty C o n n Utmte. At bottom I* a u niq u e photo.m adt-by • trained weather rccortn a lu a n ce crew w hich flew In a N avy piano Into the heart o( lit* h u m cano a* It gathered fqrce off Uie Uatiama*. U sing rad ar In itn n n e n u , It located the exact center of the ilo rtn and photographed • huge area of w ater as It w as raised from th e^ u rfare of tti# ocean.1 (fa le m a tim ia l i the Tourist Information Booth on d 'p ''" '" l ayamsl the pir-Seminole Boulevard tu the Junior rnl .polity td the United Stales < Inimhei of Commrrre for II p n was pirtrnlrd to llir Soviet pulyear, Gordon Bradley Jaycee *.f l|jc ltKjjy i(, fu| | .|Mgr ,,„ea.l. u. t el ary, annotinred at the Iwiard of „ , , 1 director! meeting Tunulav night «*. prut*sp.il ............ . Tht- City haa also agreed to fui it)bkh nude no immediate rtld-trul niah thp water and llmiieti janitor 'comment, service for the booth. ti . « n Some map. and approximalelv n ,r fuH \'r[r .rnl ,10.000 promotional folders show j10 *•*"* V iduntkyi speetil In ling Interesting spots in and around , its' enliirly, .mil editor*’ out-** Seminote County were ordered ami „ id jt „„„(,) |,r , U, will l»p tlilirrrrd by Oct. If* which heal edition), I he full Irxt went [ haa been .d esign ated an thr *»f out 4u -oil .|,UIV,o» f.ll (irw-J-ilt-e,,,. f in a l out-ning d a le , Clifford Ablra was nami-d rhnir snd was luojih.itt in m-iuy Itn man of a get-out-the-vote commit guages. lee nnd Mr. Abies has tteen In The p trit, wltiilt yevlettl.ty gave strurtfd to select n romruittre to aid in the' drive, * summaty of U. S. S n irla ty ol A ilnnation was made to the• Slate ManliaN't Wrilltriday addin* Ceierr Crate and In addition the Jav rrrs offered any assistant to the Annul,K, tarried estrtpl) that they might be able to give (torn the Ainettran's sjirn It at Grapefruit Said • Morgenthau Says Damaged 50%By WallaceGotAway . Florida Storm WithMurderIn’37 Minister Vi-iiiiiskt'• pi-noun-ei men! tin s not only n fleice utlml, .... t h e t h e A m e rira w in c h ,, . ,’ - f n n . l s - . n - , - ' - ‘ v a U o n a L a J i ‘) | X u l t * c i y a U 9J l _ ' " ’" I d mot i-,,00- as „ -e ftjlm y of ..ggtesst).. ...... .. lltT tint tt tv a a in efft.-l on e l for fit-mind- County, areortlitiiC t-h.siye “ N o" to nil n.gge-iion-1 to Cup lit y VfigBl i . It. ttawsnu. U u A Up "J,-4t-f tt | exult " f a foi any II. N. moves which might I, a lit p e r Russin’s ambition to I lien ring lipid u! the I ittll t lloUia -to Ain* *- ut uiifi’i. a* number of Bov i d Ix r tin* giois-. TinitV n logit-nl siiot.gy for} glottiu . :tpi , ■* :i tile p io je . t a n J the StitlB ’Uiiloi. t-> p-iisue n. n le f e li roiiioi of y-totvets at a vn-w of tin- pi. -st-ni into.nothin,-! , iatel dale. 1 ' ; IJ , f Boil fun* I i-- laird It.at a silontlon. --f |l,( b - ,t.-( n -el vat ion l: Il-'ini-ptu-ti* i- in u ilio'-tle e* - S- oiio. l- t . in t S.-il < onaei vati .n noniii- slot,- '- d u d , ha- m l m n l 111nI » N‘f i't I 'i w M Yjit .tjid f c a n l L I t , uvi - -f. TnnTTv n m n t n T n «nn i t'ti<n<i» P. \\ hitrhair of Del.a ltd. forme, raii.ti.lalr Tor fiotrnoo ol I tor id a. will address mrmtieis Post l.'sj of the Veterans ol '* Mrr m. ludmg b u n g . Thl . . th. day ll «’ foi which^Conimunitio lm%dreimi- (a w d vtm - — • ' f,,l' .......... «■'"**«»« i- i -.i--ti.ou. .baltn-t, “”| . Vet etnee' the* w - ild . .-voiti-i -»»l- 1 »" <" S o r iw U r y ...... t.)„lllJV, !j M|t-t die IUjI - ! *'f S to le I! A ,, l#rav for a co rlo r r if iit M ars M .io .la i e trn ip t: at ( i f t i i i l t i*f u i p n i / . i t M H i O f i h m * t ( illtf tHUr tl i<H e*na** h»»J . - the M .t l a i r In n . I ll s s u b |rrt w. l l j jje r. Iw ***l litre World I • u i* rn n ie u le .l7 ,- |ir . ! | A , , #1 | i- i.-li lie w ill l-e i l l l . t M l .K r d - l .) K r t t a l . t r ^-I M I I I N I I J . \ I I I I I I . Itojle at -dial Vt'W t'.inol. IF IS fl Discussing Trade Fivt* h»u I T-w »ici - 'i'ruck Crops Little Wallace Crop Reduc- Jack Ratigan Named Hurt And Oranges tion Program Is To Head TBCampaifoi Only 5/< Damaged Called "Nonsense” Jark Ratlgan of the Seminni.- ITarpcr Returns Home From Electrie Course E. O. Harper, owrnor of the San f-ird Electric Company on .Mag nolia Avenue, h is returned from Kaat Cleveland, Ohio, where for n week he attrndrd tha Cenerift Nela- -----Park, Pm i.A D K l.PIIIA, K e p t . 13, County Motors, will head th# com Klectric Inatiiuto at ----RAKAHGTA, Kept. 11, which will direct the 1047, "*• reported the beauty of Uu. In(A1)— H e n r y Wallace lodav mittreThe tropical kurricene wklch to Iw tx-y.111-1 description arged Congrraa to "bring bark Diriatmaa Kaat Sale in Bamlnnia- slituta ripped through southern Flor­ The courne. lie laid, covered all rationing and prlre control" aa County to raise fund* for the new reaearrh ami advanced phases ida and the Gulf roast brought Ih* "only effective way" of low- tuberculosis control work of the death to two persona here. Sher­ commercial amt industrial light­ rving the coat of living. Thr Tuberculosis Association, 'George of iff Doug I'rareon reported Wil­ ing, -*»■former Vice President and Cabi­ Touhy, president, announced to­ liam Beat died of a heart attack While on the trip, Mr, llarp.-r net member told a news con­ day. The county campaign la part -oent Wfdnradxy night while aeeklng a Week in Cbieago, HI. vlallference that the "Truman Ad­ »f the hatlon-wid# 4 tat annual ing varluus refuge from high wind* In the plants devoted tu ministration and the U. 8. Con­ Christmas Beal (tale which will iiianufactur.- of Uaraaota county courthouse. electric ranges, gress have a certain amount of ■■pen Nov. 24. and cohtlnue until water heaters amt 1 A man Identified only aa Red electric fix ‘ ■ responsibility to tho people to Christmas. Davenport, a night watchman "With Mr. Ratlgan as chair­ turax. o r that today's high prices ara at Ik* Bradenton-Sarasota airman. I am sure we ran count on eat." oort, was electrocuted, the sher­ DKFENHE BESTS a successful campaign," Mr.-Touhy iff said, when he stepped onto a* SANTA ANA. Calif., Sept. 10, “Ilia organisational ability downed power line wrnlle making WASHINGTON. Sept. |9 W ~ ■aid. and the high regard in which he (fP)—The defense in the Overell hi* round*.^ Henry Moigenthau, Jr„ fotmrt la held make him an ideal person murder trial haa swung its "Sunirerelary of the treasury, (aid to­ to direct (ha campaign for fundi day Punch" but the pruoecutjon By AKSOCIATED PHEKH day Henry A. Wallace passed to rontinut our fight agalnat tub­ wa* right bark today offering re­ Here is Florida’s estimate hur­ erculosis. A Christmas Seal pur­ buttal against all the key points ricane damage, but with some out to much money during the New chase la an Investment In com­ made in behalf of heiress Louise localitfrr - still to be hrard from Desl's big (pending day* that munity health from which every Overell and her lover, George (Bud) Gollum, charged with mur­ principally in ibe rverglades area: Morgenthau once told the thei rltlien bene flu ." dering her parent*. Citrus: yearly value of slate’* Secretary of Ariciltlure he wa* INTERMENT SERVICES grapefruit crop, $56/100,000; "getting away with murder." REDS ATTACKED Interment cervices for Mra. II’m IIsm C « I'aa* f o o t BERLIN, Sept. ID. (A1) — The Morgenthau declared Wallace Martha B. Moffitt, who died early morning, were postponed Russian controlled German News tpcnl more and got ieu for it Tuesday' A. M. ,due Agency aald today that "Nail until Saturday a t 10:00 k* during thf I9M-I937 period than to eneiement weather. The funeral provocateurs” had smashed win­ Harry Hopkint and Harold L service was conducted In the First dow* In' tha hgadquarter* of the lekr*. who-directed huge tfDtfays Methodist Church yeiterdaT'mnm- B o v l * t » aponsored. CommunistMr. and Mrs. W. A. Zachary a* director* of Federal Relief Ing a t 10:30 oclock with the Rev. dominated Socialist Unity Party J. E. McKinley officiating. Inter­ at Bernburg, Saxony, in the Soviet havt sold thefr home a t BIS Park ment wilt ba mode in Laka View ion* of occupation. Avenue to J. C. Jorgensen and and Federal Works Program*. wife. Revenue etampa on tha re­ Wallace’* whole theory of Cemetery. FIREMAN FIRES SNAKES corded deed Indicate a tale price •pending in order to reduce agriJ. P. Bennett, member of the of 110.000. FDR, Jr. Fined A deed dated July 27 and re ­ ;■ H’*atla»si aa raea Sts) LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y.. « * ) - local fir* department, was re­ cently recorded et (he County Pleading guilty to s p e e d i n g cently bending over mine swevl Clerk’s office la (bat of Frand* chargee, Franklin D. Roosevelt, potato vines in hi* garden whe-i LAGUARDJA FIGHTING T. Meriwether and wife to H. M. > Jr„ and hie wife, the former Ethel he discovered a neat of 14 enta’l Sumbley, Jr. and vrif* of tha. for­ NEW YORK. Sept. 10 W 7 - Dupont, war* fined $1B each last rattle snakes. He took hla tioc, mer Pesoid property, on Beardalt Kuirclla H. LaGuardla, 04, grave- night. They appeared before pol­ he aald. lifted the aquarmlng m ua Avenue. This Includes a bungalow ly ill of a pancreas condition at ice Justice William Hlnricks on of eaakea into a large can. After end 4.8 acres of improved form hi* home, faces "no immediate charges th at they drove through ahodlng them to neighbor* die land. K tvtnot stamp* indicate a an hour poured kerosene on them ant a t I* miles “ J* prip# af 17,800. U . p Y A ’S S & S " burned .thorn up. J. C. Jorgensen Buys W. A. Zachary Home i -7 - ti-re-l of lelrratis III lorul, stale am! national g.iterumt-nlw. Lions Flan Drive. To Raise (Funds By (iiim Machines ii- i—1-. .I,. . - - - -. - ill.) l-l . i-,. -Ill,* I b u l l -bn * after t-Ml Bind of tin- evittli.'.iti-’ ut u ig au i/afto n t,y l l t nv, f - u to - o - I-* it-tinl I’s tin- S is-.e lrt.) C and id al-- f--. d is titc l s-tf Kin- note |—.l.s it tn , of wflirt. Ilie .e wtii t,a ■iiii.r to No. In Downing •Slit-.t for iii.it trade nod -i-ltur talks five, t*.e to !►.- .filed With tha l--ditv Hi tho goVerniHi-ol urhitun KtJltt* hull I .+o-l‘l l at lull lin a id . I - d e e d -tluii Hi linin'-, i .danre j I Knelt pet it ton t* tit Iw signed iiy ".j .pinl.tn-d e)ect.>D and landIt mi- g t«-W wo. «- in. Allgil-t, o D w i s nl lti.-_.JU U le t. Knelt alecinto tl..- drive Tor t-ij-ot j ib-tb exjmrts nn.Kitiii—it-t w. te lo r m ay sig n one n r any num ber . diyan ft.-m July's figytes^ linlillm o l pi i it ' ■ T in ’ -“ .I coHse»VBll-iii d U t ilc t 'u-fveii- troll- lutlance l- >■* -' of ttillMirls ovi-r evjmrts iiterm-o'.l IH w ill eom pti-e the some ii>)8,44A ]|o-t rent from the prevomi month. m -iri --f Hr rnl noil- . blunt y, K , Jf- , Tin- trovei nmi*nl l«mid of trade McMullen, acting Extension ConI.lotii lo.lnv ut th-ir meeting nl tcomm-tn- d-p.il I m - n t t 1 - p o r t e d ,«■! witimiKi ft .ini lialoasville, who till! Tourist Center started O.eir Ith -— figure*. It blamed Mimnn-r outlined tin- -nil conservation p n rumpumi. to placi. ball gum mat h Vurnlion* uml it fewer ound—t «if|K>am at tl— bcuitug held l.are, Inea in muny s lu m nnd pl«rV* (lf!w«ikiriK day* in AttgpV-. Ml11 "tipeivi.e tb.e election .of bn-tq- .* in Kcininol.-^ County in i tlycr a lliriH--cour*e lunch nn-l *u|—tvtaoi*. onler to secure fund* to aid lit.- |*f<" 'Hree hours aflerwn.-l !»*• ’ , ; Idlwl. nnd to help under privili-gid i Valera nn-l his advisers d-hated I>l‘o ( lU T M O m lS rhildi.ii iwilli flieir British coUnl.-rp.nl* llie , . ' John lv.-y bended the committee Iwhole rung# of British Irish f m - , C)i*PK H ^ C llU T O H S e in rlinr.g*- of the campaign ami uncial and economic relations, | _ ___ ___ passed out certificates to member* hilli tl.e^ partlcuiar obi-dive* of j f'l.KVKI.AND. SepL. 10, (A*) — ilium which meichnnla will be re- —H>tdinntiiig their dollar earning Tile nation** railroad* will* -be pU Pi ami of _n-»ked fm .’III percent w-ag« Inquested In sign written permission and spending program* to allow spare gratia for the stepping up food aujiplies for llti- j rt.-nses for mote than :i.'ll,000 of tain. niacbiui's in tlivlr’atores. their Wlirkein at the end of this An advertising and publicity month. campaign in regard to the prog The ilerisliin was rrnched ye*ram will l-e started Monday, aald | m l i , , . iteidnv In n -neenil meeting of itMr. IVey, 1 0 t { U l t I t i l l S t l l l t pie-Siitairv.'* <>f'ilie five operating H. W. Nelson secretary of the brotherhoods, affecting trainman, Ford Gum Machine Company of j l.oNDON. Sept, lit, (A*) The engineers, firemen, conductors and Lockport.^Ncw York, exhibited one - ||ri||nh cabinet may decide tomor switchman. ■ ii ■■ i-aaa aiai j row to surrender Ihp mandate over Eastern railway circles esti­ .-"7 --- ■ - - -I'nlntim -which the League of Nn mated thp total annual cost tu the lions vave this country. WILLIS POWELL DIES Government sources aald today g-’l7IV.000.IHM* Including p a y r o l JACKSON, GO., Kept. 19. (AA— Willi* Beilin I’owrll, 79, .retired the foreign, colonial and war of­ laves. newspapermen and former secret- fice* had agreed , , Britain should The Urolherhooda as of Kept. SO are-of U -JiaraaoU , Fla., chamber tiu<L i’alcsline.^hut.qat-atlum pk-tu will .ask that-th e boost* be «ffee-. I f e " .V n e rlrX d at h i. ^ ImlUn “m....... singleh.nde.lly . aerile- live Nov. 1, an announcement ment by -partition. Britain's views said. Spring* home near here today. will Ih- presented later to the Un MARTIN. NO CANDIDATE Hni Nations, whose special com­ WASHINGTON. Sept. 19, lAT— mission recommended partition BLIGHT DAMAGE A few celery seed beds may hiit with Jerusalem und4r U. N. House Spraker Joseph W. Mar­ tin, Jr., of Massachusetts mapped have Iwen lightly damaged In thu trustee. out a western speaking tour today Oviedo section, but older seed beds hut insisted be fa not intcrestkd In appear to iw unhurt, it was re ­ CITY MEET POSTPONED torted this morning by Andrew The regular Monday evening Ix-coming th* Republican presiden­ Duds of A. Duila and sons in inerting of tho City Commission tial nominee. “I am not a can­ Blavia. has been postponed uniII Tuesday didate and do not expect to be a The latest reports of celery evening in order that City offici­ candidate,'' Martin told newsman grower* in the Sanford section in­ al* may attend the VFW Post a* he headed tor a section of the dicate that damage to seed beds meeting a t the Mayfair inn, City country currently having a strong waa negligible. Citrua damage Mra nagtr If. N. Sayer, announced appeal to OOP presidential poaalto appear* to be very light. tb it morning. Itritish About Ready ' 3 P 3 I ■r , • r - i- . ii ■ . » *■ 1 l •* t~ 1■■Jr V « - ai_** the organisation to make thl* year Jgreater Irngllt t--l.iv . and added ; I. I* Hroil p.rdirtH will I-- one. ol. the ti.fifirsl mrrtl.lKH of tile . the Ix-st that has ever been bad 4f*-wllattee UK I'a if ait) IA tN D fJN , Sept. IP. d* f I’osl etei held here. The purpose by the young people’s group. i ol the n.reliilK Is to rrrn lr in M if.tsler-KaiH .tn U r V tiln The next regular meeting of the organisation will tie held neit Thursday, „ t ,.A „ m - - #-■*- --, , \ M '- 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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 18, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 18, 1947. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 18, 1947; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2d814a52902b85f41b866cf3e663cf8c.pdf 8d866ef247f8aa8c9ecc34671a07b1f7 PDF Text Text i ,*IT — THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA ‘now stak a safe place In a good in the operating, rooms and this building away from the water­ goes on aulomatieilly If the reg­ front. and await the passage of ular power goes off. \ tyaallaaeg fw a F*a* <>»•I (CaatlaaM f r .a lim ill* headquarters of Counjy } * Some of the windy blast* were the etorm. Home property will be Nurse burden of the Soviet . Union ItFrances MrOougal next to damaged and destroyed but your dry tuit others atung the face with aelf. foreeasters.ainciqvly ‘hope that' no th* Fire Station ha* been desig­ The letter vdid not name any raindrop* that flew like bullet*. one will M injured or killed. Let nated a* the main station for Palm frond* we/e flUng'.wlIdly Invl .ignp i p _ of the vietlma but aaid the five us all cooperate tp make this a emergency treatm ent. Health Unit I Here were 'member*-pf the arm ­ to th*» tair. and tree* Were toppled. hurricane v^thout casualties.' Director Frank Quillman reported The green felare of »hort circuit___xr«__________„ J ed forces, yutc-victim wa* a mer­ "The calm Central area of. the That he and two . nurses are ed wire* flaihcd up occa»lonaily. chant aeamnn amt the other four hurricane will be frit over a 25 standing by te aid if needed" Fatal Shot -Fired . On were 'civilian*. » A burglar alarm, act off by the miles stretch along the coaat and All City, workeya with trucks wind, rang lustily on South Mi­ death of the American if you-happen to be In this area and todla are standing by- for ami Avenue.’ Yacht In Havana r it•The Den in 1the Soviet lone of Rut Miamians hid away In their where the wind* die down sud­ emergency. Germany," Armour wrote, ' "re- homes H arbor Last April suited Water main* that might be .and •heller*. More than denly, please remember thatf Up* when civilian employee 5,000 persona were In public shel­ worst of the storm is yet to coniv damagrd by uprooted trees are to uf the United State* War Depart­ according HAVANA. Cub*. Sept. 17. t/P) ter*— schools, federal building*, when the other side reaches you be especially watched, accardlr ikC to City Engineer — Ralph Lubinsk —The (rial of 22-yeer-old Pal- ment diareganled the order of a police headquarters, fire atalions. in a short time. ItuMian palml in the Soviet aecexit "Everybody oyer Squth Florida At the Police Station, __ an extra l!tla Schmidt (or the alaylng of More than 1,000 were- iri the John Lester Mee, -Chicago il> tor of . Berlin* to )ia!t and we.g, Miami Edison- High School fur should, exrrrise all precaution* un supply of_food wa* stocked for possible emergency. torney, waa postponed today. A xulurquoulty vtrurk ami killed by safety. Thl* school offers‘havrn 'til this hurricane passes." Nn a note to the press and radio 1new dale will be announced, n bullet*, allegedly intended by to farm ing, communities to the Anyone seeking shelter from the,.Bti»«lan» for the J l n j a M b * •oath. —— 'w ithin 10 day*. ............. .................. bafora issuing'.iha it;45 storm bul­ the storm is advised bjr-Jocb Field,vihleU In which tho American letin, the Weather Bureau report­ chairman of tha Red Cross Shel­ The El Commodoro and McAl ed that its lines were being blown ter Committee, to bring hb own HAVANA. Cub., Sept. 17 W> waa riding. “With regard* to the other lister hotels are emergency hotpi down ail along the coaat line from blankets, pillows and flash lights. —Palrkia Schmidt, 22, an olric- three civilian* and the merchant tal*. The municipal hospital. north. The following places have beet) ilinned night club dancer from aeamnn, It, ha* not Ihua far l>eeri Jackson Memorial, ia crowded with Miami "Circuit* ara now falling and designated as emergency shelters Toledo. 0 ., was summoned before potable to obtain from the mun- ailing evacuees. white residents: South Hide At Belle Glade State Road No. will probably go out soon," the for Frlmary, Seminole High School a three-judge Cuban court today Iries eonrerned official report i HO. from Bella Glade to 81* Mile Bureau said. piecing definite blame for th i "W* are receiving only a few and Junior High School, Red Id face charge* that the kilted dratht on known person*; In each Bend, wa* closed this morning be­ Cross Chapter Building at Oak John Letter Mee. a Chicago at­ rate the assailant* are either en­ cause of high water. The ruutc reports from the southslde of the 'Avenue and Fifth Street; Masonic hurricane and this will make it rraches to West Palm Beach. torney, aboard hit yacht in Ha­ tirely unknown or are aaid te Temple and Woodmen of th* At Fort Myers the State High­ difficult to . keep supplied with World buildings on Park Avenue; have been in Ituaalan uniform, al­ vana harbor Inal April. full In formal ion.’* O pal though they imve not ta-en identi­ way Patrol reported that many "Wa • will continue to furnish the Mayfair Inn .and Valdei Hotel; Dr. Gutlav Reno, the piivatr fied." house trailers were fleeing the, The Elks Club on East Second all available information for the Miami. Palm Beach area for the proteculor acting on behalf of Street; W. A, Burpee Seed Build­ 8-98 Florida West Coast in scarrh of press and radio aa it comes In." ing on West First Street and the tlain man’* father. Dr. Letter Stasscn Speech .While the last of thousand* of safety. The TartUaml Trail re­ Grown Paper Co. on north Elm E Mee of Wilmette, III., laid la«t main* open and will be kept open anxious residents evacuated the Avenue. M a a l l a a r * f n * l ' , « - <>*>• exposed areas, winds nf Ml to 78 "a* long as poMIMeV* night, however, that he would aik Colored residents may use th* Aitmiat minorities can gain rnntrot, miles an hour lashed at the coast At Clcwiston the State High­ postponement i>f the trial on and chaining of tbe peoplatthmiigh Grooms Academy, Hopper Acad­ line. way Patrol'reported: “Winds get­ emy and all colored churches. oundt of perional indiipotition. economic control, -effoeta -then-awl At 8{30 o'clock the West Palm not-, until then toward 'rebuilding ting pretty'* strong. Everybody Beach area had sustained winds Thay may alio Use the former into wings colored ward of the hospital at prod,irti..fr,ithe wiping bill i.f rivil u'c Miami of*' 82' ullea .*n’ -5oS? vvi V'*h »he^b*|IU r building. Burpee Seed and social liM-rtii-* of ita people Issued VVcaihrr'Yurciir O ' V gusts up to 110 miles the following hurricane Mitt Schmidt, who danced in under Communist dlctatonhip*. an hour. Building • will also accommodate Hahn Beach, the winter play­ colored resident*, said Mr. Field. Caribbean night fpota under tho and the orientation of both the bulletin at 8:45 this morning: "The hurricane I* now bearing ground of the world's rich, waa name nf Satire celebrated her economy and the foreign policy in The big Roumlllat and Ander­ in close to the coast and still mov­ virtually cut off from the oulaidc, son electric sign and other sign* 22nd birthday in her cell let,, the direction of Soviet Russia." ing in a westerly direction. The *qd rumniuntatiun lines wero on. First Street war* being aenight, by giving her prison mater The address had Ireen dearrllreil center Is expected to cross the reported down throughout th* ares- rured this morning. The Ct/wan a party. hv the Min-ie*otan a week ago a* roast line between..Miami and The great blow, possibly the Store ha* braced Ita windows with Hl am naturally filled with anx­ one "of some major aignlfiranee" Beach this afternoon. worst since 1P28 when 2.500 per­ boards, also the Sanford Auto iety," aha aaid concerning her In which he would outline hi* Palm “Winds are now up to hurricane ished and 176,000,000 damage waa Parts Co.' trial, "but I believe there am vlrw* on world economic policy. fnrre a numl>er o f places along inflicted, piled up the waters Fire Chief M. N. Cleveland reenough point a in my favor." Jli*. appearance here i* one *lnp the roata st‘and wtltefphtlnue to In­ of luike Okeechobee Iwhind Palm ported that hi* men are alerted nn n t>u*y Seplenilier aqjteduln 8 h t la accused of having filed crease. Thl« hurricane according Beach, and Sheriff John Kirk and ready for any emergency, W the .22 caliber .plaint bullet which whirli I* taking .Hlnssi-n from Ore­ to all reports rCcafVed ia a very said: jfri v gon, to Nrw.iingland. penetrated Mre’a neck Mil board __ severe -gM itKl coytrr* * rather - ‘-‘1-hupc to (jud-. the dikes hold.” rrc io * — ---------- ht*-y*chi—ai*<i r«nra-;sgttr»rtBiir a W wide area: ”7 The rich, populous lower east A>? April H. Mee died five daya later. Blows Across State We trust that* you have made roast was liattened down for full She admitted to police that she all necessary preparations to pro­ force of the hurrlrenr, hut the Wear Size 14 A pin'’ ir f-HllHHrd fr u m n a il fired the (hot, but aaid ahe did tect property and that you will state's 110,000,000 citrus crop ( g a ­ M r. C n W rtrt. Tr*»*. w tu r.: ■0 in aclf defense. She warn’ in­ held by all the refttgees. *•% (tmUTMMtl/ trrtfttf Kuril Id-wl* of Atlanta, Reel am Ians aboard radioed a distress in incalculable danger. utninfftlucf. Iwi ■ninrt dicted April 10 on a charge of i r A 1 w»iahfd 17»J jwwjrvdfc Tht«l Urn** disaster expert, eat Imated call to the Coast Guard which said "intentional homicide." I ti» d th* A Y W V tu m tn Candy 10,000 iKTSon* had atreamrd dangerous acaa and heavy winds Ife.l KMki r u n and Uni 62 pngndw Sanford Heady She contended that Mee lunged that prevented any possibility nf a res­ througli hero to the north, fleeing N '-Hg | wnthonlf 11** TtMlfM* a t her when ahe learned he wa* (lie possibility of at lra«t 7 to K cue mission. S o ^ (enteCfWf MMfMI I**iMtetet Vv6" M MfW. U v 4 M bw4 * h p « M I f f lh# llmmtlm—* hum I'««i (!•#» married, thua bleating her plana 'foot flood water* should the dike tVIHwir Tteae*»*M*bf«4l^wk*w« The three alroard ware Identified 11-sw| AVOHMm **r-t**«f***v to become hi* wife, Sho said ahe break. 1.98 unlv as Ur. A. M,.Boaworth, Rirh- to E. V. Turner, manager. came to Havana nt Mec'a rei|Ucii, Workmen'of the Florida Power At tt A. M.t the laat refugee ard Marshall and Frank Martinmealing him when he arrived Jan. train pulled into hero — fib box Vague. and Light Company wrnt Into ac­ * 18. early this morning due te car* which atarted this morning The Coaat Guard reported re­ tion CHarlra Jackson of Klvcr For- at Pahokce and came by Clewlafallen branches that intarfered tl t , III., waa almard the yarht ton. It was leaded with rvacuce*. ceiving a number of radio call* for. with power lln*a. City workmen help from people atranded In ex­ whan the shooting occurred, but Food was at a premium hare. posed areas in th* keye and alsu cleared up . branches that "did not hear the ihot," wa* A t one time this morning, iiearhei near here but that it is niiglg interfere with line* leading charged with concealing informa­ autos and trailers formed a solid to- tha wells thet supply City to tend help. 'M tion about the Incident. The statu line to miles to the south, all impossible water, according to 11. N. -Bayer, Yesterday the Coast Guard tent withdrew Ita charge* against him. headed away from danger. TOUCIITON DRUG CO. city manager. ' • trucks over the area* and plane* but D r-. Reno auataiued the ROUMILLAT A ANOHRSON dropped warning notices tn evac-* At the City Hall, window* Charge* and requested that he he TAMPA. Sept. 17. M V-Florr uate because of the-approaching were nailed shut on tho front MflUrtced to three year* imprison. iile's West Coast today began pre­ hurricane. the building. An emergency ga* operated power unit was brought paration* agalnal the approach of ' Th* etet* prosecutor, Joae Mar. Ihn mighty hurricane now tearing the garage next to the Folk* FT. PIERCE. Bept. 17. l/P)— ttwl Fuentes. ha* said he would at the other side nf the 'JOD-mlle- Indian River d tn ie grower* estl- Station for emergency power,fof grit’ the touri tn give Allas Jkiumdi. --------- ------- ------ mated- n w ix y th ir ttieirT nrpr gnrjTXtim xm t-potinpiwr-Al thk maximum penally—-10 year* Murlhll * Field, big Army Sir In for hurricane losses that will precaution* at the 35oo were being in prison. base here, which yesterday, sent run into millions of dollars and undertaken this -morning under off it* light .planes, this nooning millions of boxes. One citrus the dir(ction of Sidney RICharJ. flow Its hugcrtl-'.'P's tn safety at grower said the fruit was taking Heavy steel cattles were olac*d Battle O f Words Hcnll and Chanule.Flefda in th* a terrific lashing from the trop­ over tha metal roof* nf Ike-ttnTrTT midwest. TtUier cages and fasten, ical storm. U MliascJ IMW l>xg* inwj _---The 5th Rearin' Hqusdruh lent*— “W hll stays nn ItirT re i* will cd securely to the bars of th* hav* been playing lumd-ball with Thle all-powerful measure which eight plants to Culm to await tiae-1 l>e badly scarred and much of it cage*. Tha leopard and mountain J._ „ . . .. will h* weakened so badly that lions were put in Inner cages. H originally was Intended only for sage of tho storm, after wrtilch great emergencies. Bo finally in they will he In riwdiness to follow later droppage will be heavy,” he Exposed bird cages wara barricad­ ed. her desperation the western de­ its path and give'assistance w hen­ •aid. itcanwhile, p u m p i n g crewa At 'the hangar building at trw mocracies have resorted to tho ever needed. Ita next scheduled worked desperately to saltagn was to Nassau as soon as Municipal Airport window* war* 'tactics of putting Russia and her more what they could from the im fifald there was tv ^ r lr d safe. shuttered and th* old baacon •ateiilte* on the spot for global thoThe squadron included B-I7’s portfnt early 8t. Lucia tomato etop the building wa* taken down. Inspection. crop. The Ideal Holding Company, with droppable lifeboats, nmplilbl-l Ail plane* wsr* put In ths hangar. Some observers will question Ions for land mu I water rrarues ono of the largest tomato pro­ (ha efficacy of auch method* and C-47’s for supply and evacua­ ducer* in Florida, has about 400 Auxiliary power wa* taslad for Against hard-boiled opponents. Bull tion. Personnel Includes a para­ acres of foot-high early tomato emergency, said Mr. Sayar. Far* there hav* been many indications chuting doctor and medical tech­ plants imperilled by the hurricane nald Laughton Memorial Hospi­ tal' haa lls'own emergency power over the years that the Soviet nicians aatwell'a* the normal res­ water*. • Union waa -anxious to be favor­ cue force. Other fall and winter vegetable ably regarded by the oufrid-s The base also transferred Ita crops are expected to undergo' Phone world. Phone maternity ward to the fashionable *ever« water and wind damage. .And why not, since ahe wa* Tampa T e m f e hotel, which now A*- the storm approached, th# SIL V E R trying to Sell Communism? Wo houses 16 Infanta and 17 expectant main Job of thb cktllemen in the . FLEET had evidence of th at desire when mother*. Okeechobee graxitfd ground* was '•MoxcoW eagerly aought and *•- IThe base ia equipped with hur- te prevent-storm frightened eattla CABS cured reestablishment of dlplo- [ricane-proof hangars, which will from stampeding hInto’low area* i£ * l Static relations with Waehlngton [ho used for other patients, but be. and the threat of d j* in 1033 by promising to quit cause of ita locatinihon the Tip of a spreading Red propaganda in the Inoint extending Into Tampa Bay United States. On that basis Pres­ there la’ danger from high water. ffiiiA ffe * : LAUNDBBETTBV ident Roosevelt granted recogni­ Hotels and tourist courts on tho - " :*S tion* . Gulf Coaet reported a heavy In­ nf , Because of the fierce objectlon- flux -of evacuees from the East of many nations to ths oper­ Coast and some resident* of thla SANFORD ations of th* Comintern, or Third area were beginning to leave their jn tem eilonet, Moscow announc­ bomra for more stoutly construc­ * Whole Weeks Wdth Don* Automatically ed during th* w ar (hat It had been ted building*. -^ • >■In Hmall boat* were moving up *abolished.' Of cntlrae the work of ‘ th* Comintern—which, was to act rivers and sttrsm s tn sheltered . *' • 30 Minutes me general staff for the world positions and householders were revolution—has continued spare. making fast their possession*. 100'; Soft‘^jiter .-rr* Excellent SanIttry Condition! But officially It la off the book* Meteorologist W. W. Talbott of Si a concession to world opinion. the Tampa Weather Bureau.said Telephone TOM Second at Oak * 'By th* same token Moscow the storm was expected to reach time ago ratilead a heavy peak' intensity In tho Fort Myers from religion Iin Rusaa and area about nightfall and progres­ allied eager thrbnfa To r*-| sively later, up the widening coaat worship in their churches, until It hit the Tampa-St, 1‘eteradrum today -rill continue to te a sourer of rani pride /to was a aop not only to the hurg-Clearwatcr area about mid­ many years to consef i of many Russian* but to night. Talbott said heaviest winds Whet's more . . . with GM Hydre-Mstic Drive*, thh*new __ opinion, though we kno.v Oldamobila's style ha* "caught on" this year—ha* cap. ■t Communism remain* fierce- along this coast were expected to Old*ok>bile le way out abend of the time* hi performance Effective Sept. 15, 1947, th* niWriptinn r»!t nl turn! the public taste arad fancy a* few style# ,tr w do. reach little more then 75 miles an -anti-religious. and driving earn. Hydra-Malic Drive—pioneered, proved The Sanford Herala will be Lntrtstd to Vj cents • hour, in guile, which would be Tailored smartness . . . a look cd luxury . , . smooth good viet Chief Delegate Andrei and perfected by Ohtimobilo—is still the only drive th at week. Monthly and yearly subscription! will be increased much le u destructive than the who arrived yesterday taste In every detail. . , these ere the quriitie* that make yhift* gear* automatically through f proportionately at the same time. Paid in-advaace sub­ sen EiUabeth, lold re­ sustained winds the E u t Coaat Is poopie say, " I t’s SMART to Own an pldet" the only drive that elimlnitca tho i st while there war# »«- gelling. scriptions will b« dclivtittLat.the old rate until the.cxThe offshore wind* should tend ahlemi before the AtaemAnd fU this public enthusiasm haa-a very Important Oldsmobilc—with llydrs-M stk Drive—stsnd*today as tho pirstion date. ,*■•.lower the water level and It la • believed they could b* Inn word in emertocee.. .the smart word to testetg value! t believed necessary te evacuate meaning fee tha buyer of a 1M7 Oldsmobilc. 7 V enr ke successfully through “muTh* Herald regreta tha nectasity qf increasiai ita ; 'j\, indentsnd and good will." the beaches, he aaid, but he will disaster agencies in all subscriptioo rate at this time, but the price of the paper it “the Soviet dele- notify communities if that becomes on which we print is three times higher than* it waa be­ .spare ho effort to beach 1*1 WITH advisable. ■uccessfnt solution of fore the war and other production costs heve. incresitd more 01 less to the same extent. MIAMI, SepL 17. W P)-T h# aa fee# value thet would Coast Guard reported one of Ita hopeful statement. picket boat* (a 88-footer with laThis is the, first increase in these rates which we -n nations wi II board motor) and a crew of three have made since February. 1938. It will be recalled that that-the psaef- had dluppcarrd on a rescue ml#* ‘ATUV'Ttfitf'W'tHUmed ~dailr pubbcsltoo -fdbw ing a -------- - f e n Americans Night ClubDancer Tried For Killing Chicago Attorney Miami Blasted 'i 'V I'j •• i I . *-.r—“ 2? 'i J j m i •! \ ' : ft !| I .. j. kl WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 17, 1947 - **— *T -» rfss1 “F lOSTMPOUNDS! . te , IS THE WORD FOR OLDSMOBI LE 69 Styled ti Stay Smart lor Years! NOTICE S the eating. , |on an4'be* presumed lost. Y ou * period at a tr»-weekly during the war, we made no addi­ i t . - ; , tional charge for the twa additional paper, delivered ? '- /r i r ', J jtfc week to *«t cut rid wlU w tr. a year. for slblt it did. not arrive and tha persoa* ware still calling Which appeerad lo p ■* te theta. __ yacht with three Ml* B •ny M *«? ^ rete increase as long as iWJ CHEVROI IFORD i * as ab 'ih * ',----- . ' . - o v OBILE - PIT.-; -V .ffg g x y r . - CADILLAC I i �I T THE WEATHER d limit7 Tkct« la S l r u i l h — O venasl. iloud) ami occasional showers tonight with gradually claarlng- skit* Inmorruw, T i Protect 1ho Pm m «f tk , World; To P n o t U Um Proarea* of A Series; T* P r ^ M t fro tp id ty for S tu f o r i wj E: P T » VOLUME XXXVIII E s ta b lis h e d 1 9 0 8 Prices Slump On Cattle .Prices D r o p $2 Hundredweight; Exports To Europe . W i l l be Reduced WASHINGTON, Sept. IN. td'i — The reduction ia A a trk a n grain shipments will aaaka It ■ora difficult to revive Europe economically, governmeat offici­ als aald today* They gar* that •allmat* In com n eat o* thr IS percent cut In Novembo* grain a i porta announced yesterday. Than* official*, now buaily working on food requirement! tha Marshall Plan, noted k*SJfc£r5K« abroad. Tha shortage of food, they eald. will loaaan tha amount of work European* can do lo help raconalruct their countries. WASHINGTON. Sapl. IB. (Al —Senator Handera (B-VT>-**14 today Ikat recant Cscreaaea in grain price* may b* doe In part •mto "guvernmenl bidding" and maihet operation* by “th« Ml-*' ami refugee*." Whin he made that ataleMcnt at a news con­ ference, reporter* ashed what be meant by "Miami refugee*." »*^Tbe» are a group of Europe­ ans who managod lo grl (heir money out despite the war," Handera explained. adding that ba learned from n news letter that a number <4 them "had Urge amounts of trading on the ^Chicago grain market." WASHINGTON. Sept.'IB. OP) —The Justice Department or­ dered Ita No. I anti trust man lo Chicago today lo direct a grand Jury probe of the meat industry, a t lawmakers talked nf possible new gorernment controls to fight Ih* high coat of living. A By ASHOCfATHU PRESS Price* dumped on the Chicago ^cattle and grain taadgia »«!*/ declined and'dealer* attnbut meat costumer*. plus the announce men) of a ikarp reduction in No' —w nhcv*ram exports. Earner in declined somewhat on hogs and sheep, but today cattle prices dropped a* much at $2 a hundred ^pounds on tome grades,. Al jhe same time, wheal and corn prices dropped. the limit within a few minutes after the opening of trade and the nervous grain market ** (t m i N sm n rase Bial SA N FO RD , —sA sso c ia te d P raaa L eased W iro F L O R ID A , T H U R SD A Y . S E P T . IH, 1917 East Coast Is Bat­ tered But Unbeaten As Repair Crews Be­ gin Reconstruction JACKSONVILLE, Sept. IB. tAV-Kail and bus line* were virtually stampeded today by stranded tourists and olhtr* t* gel into the Sooth Right Wing Groups eager Florid* hurricanr ton* lo see had happened. See P r o p o s a l As what H. J. Ruerth, Greyhound Ter­ manager, said about 2,100 Chance To Save UN minal bus passengers alone were NEW YORK, Sept. IB. </P>— tl.suited here when communica­ tions were disrupted Tuesday The L'nlted Nations Assembly met ia a lento atmosphere to­ night, but that many insisted on making the trip south, even in day awaiting Ike first Soviet ■abuttal tt/ lk c • ‘ash.** alto.h* . tha face of o-Xrot .warnings. No bases left. However. made on Russia yesterday by Meanwhile, official* of Ih* Secretary of Blalt Georgo C. Florida East Coast, Atlantic . Marshall: As the second day Coast Line and Seaboard Kailof general debate opened at ways aald tervlca was getting 11:11 A.M„ word qairkly.spread back I* normal after some track­ that Soviet Deputy foreign Minister Andrei Y. Yiihinsky . age and equipment damage. would deliver Russia'* basic - MIAMI. Sept. 18. W) — Tha policy speech about 3 I1. M. Miami Daily News today esti­ mated storm losses In nearby LONDON. Sept. 18 tA*> Sccre arena at B3.000.000 for thr Boca tary of S tate GeorgeC. Mirih»tl‘f Kalon-Mianu 'Army "AIT' Field piopovali for reviling United Na- (40 miles north of Miami); Mi­ ami Reach. 12.000,000; and Del­ tiunv machinery brought mixed— ray Reach. 11.000.000. and caylious—reaction in LuroThere were no estimates for many communities. William II. pean capital* today. live United Statci of filial call­ iUsrhoff, Daily N ess agricul­ tural editor, said damage to the ed ujion the UN Aiiembly yester- ^stale's rich agricultural area dsy lo cirate a Cteck bolder com- would be enormous, but there miviion and a year-wound tecutt- would be lime lo replant many ly committer and to mote for crops. hbeiahratiun of the ligpow rr veto PALM BEACH. Sept. IH t f l in the Security Council. If there it sadness in the death Extreme leftwing groupv saw of tree*, then Palm Heath it a hi* reviiion plan a* a weapon tad place today. again*! Rum*. Estrenr tighlwing Boarded and empty, the stately tecliont hailed >1 at (touibly the home* of tin* winter social capital UN's "bett chance." of the Gold Coat! still stand intact Official comdirni »at *|iar*r. but ill patrtnrnl* ate liltcied with The Briliih foreign office declined! f a cotptei of Jamuus fallen to express itielf on lh» proposals *tieea. One ■ovcfcmeal informant said, nthey „ y are the Koya tcoyai Palm* rati in night leave it lumber UN 'known to mdJions of Americ an -lAntlllkM to pse d w G rtb^^Ksunsts—tall! slender tire* •ritith vmi*. * • (gfce ||lr wind at gracrfully at a A ,c *l ^ rr ^ « * , tuV *,d bending sail. Winds Hit Sixty . Here But Little DamageWasDone Automobile T u r n e d Over At Municipal Airport By Gust Rv WILLARD CONNOLLY Alltiuugh wind husIi up io t>0 miles an hour wcie tepoilcd last night al thy Municipal Aiipotl, ipjwaicd damage Ivo-g .ll** stotjn ap this morning very light in ir com- East Coast Man Flee­ ing From Hurricane Is Killed In Acci­ dent Near -Tampa Lone Survivor Welcomed Home paiitim with that of many, ptcviout hutiicanet in the Sanford area. TAMPA. Sept. 18 (tP) Tlic fiisl One automobile driven by La* death utt the Rot ids West t o a it gene [ggrtte, 1900 Magnolia Av­ attributable lo hunicane comlilintts enue, was icpuitrd to police to was tepotlrd al Tampa lothi', have been turned over by a gust while Foil Myers, ssIik Ii Line thr of wind while turning a'corner at brunt of ■ the I00-tm!e-*n-lioui the Municipal Auport at 1: A. winds.-S(ipsl*nlly .riss|H-tl -without M.7 but the' driver w'ai tiul^iepoir7 loit uf life or serious propel) ed to have been injured. damage. The worst inconvenience ol ihe Motley A. Wsilc, d-i-ycai-uhl ilium was to telephone service will, /lollywnod dairymen sslm druse lo neatly ^0 telephone lines up! out faimly lo lamps to cssspr the of service due to falling limbi allil hun u sue on llic Last ( oust, died palm fronds. Crews have been from injuiie* receives! in a high out all morning to restore service, wa> at intent near here yesterday according to K. V. Turner, mana­ He was struck hy an automobile ger. It was not lound necessary to as he stood hy lot tar wailing, use the auxiliary battery-power. for a lire to be dunged Dower line service- was inter­ rupted belitti-n H:00 and 11:00 o'clock last evening on South Mel* lonville Avenue north of Geneva Avenue by the breaking of a main power line, but this was the only serious break in thi* area, accord­ ing to IL II. Coleman, local man­ ager uf the Florida Dower and Light .Company. There were, how­ ever. be xald a few small inter­ ruption* raused by tranifurm rr fuse* 'blowing out ansi service wires Iwing hit by fslliag palm ftW ttH Pt t •BHBgppr --------- ------No power poles were. brokent said Mr. Coleman, Crew* worked Untir after midnight. Thero are still small troubles being remedied this morning. Tiie barometer hit a tow mark of 1"J.77 last night and this nmrninV bad risen lo 21I.H7, It was re ported by H. F. Whitner. weather uinn. Rainfall for a 24 hour peri Al least two other peisntis wei - BACK HOMI iiflt-r jinnu lulling .its-ly from bis duurned It- J? bomber over tC|iuited dead in the wake o| the Aberdeen. Mil. i ‘.rpt Cliurlet War mask, 23, kl>-tt His batty son. Drily, white his Wife, Charlotte, loins In thanksgiving. Wurmatk vt'ji the s -'o big storm on the Last l oast. survivor rtf llit-tt'li peio>tu almaid the Army plane tshhli ovplndcd in tire Although noirnai channel* of •sir and erashnl iplo Cliesa|reak* Day” (fn(crnafki><dt Sutindphulo) Conumiiinatiuii with Fort M yers’ roniatitt-tl out, |lie Siute IllgillSo! Patrol at Tampa jiatd it bad l/eein I 1 . a • r t • , if . *¥> _ Ilnilnsry survey showtvl tsi (It-sth* or s*Hou, in ju ria -m i be* p,up erty ilantagr limn liarl Item espseted w. ------------------JH m . ~r inT,»i s'a l.lT' tYw TWriHkm'i Trail-.east—from l ia t l l ) m . iu “pen again after iielng niftier wu a te ■■ w W i S J ■ •. i # w. \ State Of Emerfjency Is Proclaimed As West Florida P re­ pares For Big Blow rENSACOU. Sept. ,18 t>v, Highway I'aliolmcn latc.l tiirou|h small loss ns and fishing villages along Ronds'* exposed but spaisel) srlltrd noilhwcst coast ■tods;* vvauung- /raidertg, to ^Ice ?..< lieftiie an oncoming hurricane. Hie gigantic storm, sshich roar­ ed at toss southern Ruud* ycstsiday like a huge mowing machine, cursed savagely noithward m the Gulf of Mexico and drove again upon -the mainland. Governor . Caldwell's office anUlt'tiihai rival s .llale of. emenjeflcj hail hern ptnclaililrd in . Rond* hy I’irsidrnt Human ill the vsalr of riuitli-millluu dollar damage, and I frdrt.d agent ie* w eir' mobihfed lo aid the sliit Lrri airat I’lfghlened trsnlrnls of sulnclahle coastal lir a scuttled Into IVnsacola anil inland towns as wimls I'rgan litliig. ami thr heath tesoil id Nanta Uosa Island, and low living Destin, I I*.', were evac u.ilrd. in Molilio, iluaatei crow* miiniigcil to evacuate lekldents of low-flyhlg Hud- of tha Alabama Gulf Const, Including several bundled pciroii* living in scarbuilt (route npntiiuuni* on liiakefn-" Uluml ll.o- gteal ituim lltovasi Up— iAnti-Com m unist j Im provem ents T o £ I*he.a Gulf, tin- N'my cinUred its I | ' I , p a II A ' nitrttift tunicas Wiight and IW'j P a rt U i Labor A ct to u n ty Home A re deatruyel* to ' ptocieit with .all *I>vccl lowniil tl\e Yuralan l-iuui^_ »*.:«|«> ilit’ H u e .' TrCallerP‘Silly”rBeing"Co)npleted TTrTTo One of the»o evacuating beforq the “f; Senator 'Aiken Says ptcatn Kadiators Arc Now (hey. lie like granite toa.l Htcila; lice I'ntiol naiil, lint Im It Won’t Work Ami JieinK Installed And blocks across Royal Poinciana and tinea called off •clictlule* notitli nl Royal Palm boulevards- two ol Bui l di ngs Painted Is Unconstitutional Tnhipn until the rainy and Mill the world's beautiful streets. They gu»ty weatliei mmlefatmL Alits-Irill Field, l>ig A rm y gtr baa* are down by the hundreds ami Ihe Seminole Counts I Ionic, hi WASHINGTON. Sept. IH (d’l be re, bail III I rllck h londed with Senator Aiken (U-Vl.) said Imlai'c alrtl south ol- fjanloitl on ih* probably thousands, . beaten to aunnlirv*'ready to roll earth and uprooted by windsi«d was measured at only 1.86 rinereenev to any area in nerd of nssIManec th r rnnttoversial niinri'oinmuilri-. OdancLi highway, is |i«-mg «»»' whirling at (note than 120 m i l e s l o »l>1' Lack of coimnniliralion hamjier- provision ol thr fait Haillry I u> pletrly tr|i.sinl>il anil icpaiird ^ * jWim}, it proltably amounted . J iimire than the Instrument record ed lepoits on inlidilinna in tho IS ''*111) '' and (Msssihly unconslllo a tost rsliinalecl yeMtttliv IIV Combat Veteran Is Trapped For Hours ■in Cave-In Well -V NO. 220 TALLAHASSEE, S e p t . IB. id ’)— Gusernor I sldw ell's office anuuunrrd tudi) that Provident Truman has declared a stale uf emergency in Ihr hurricane uir* of Florida. M . I'BTEHSUUHG. Sept. I n. (A’— Robert Marks, 20-)rar old Marine on furlough died today in Mound I'ark Hospital of in­ juries suffered yealerda) when Ihe ear he waa driving crashed Into a palm tree al l’ass-.\Grille Reach. This marks the ont) violent death tu occur in. thi-* area during the hurricane, I',,lire aay Marks, Ihe sun uf Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Marks of Pas*-A-Grille, attempted lu slop his car at an intersection and n 'A hrokao Kicked throw ing-tfc* car into an 80-foot skid into a tree. t,,rns wa v Govednn Millard, Caldwell of Flood*, Dii" had gon* today Hi hi* P e a c h collage at Alligator PuintX fl.eie ' he w*i it-acitid l>> jh e 'Highway Patrol inday mid ‘ warned of the pioilllllllg iililt il 111"'. t aldw* rim t left lieie 1.1 ..... late advisories jlldlcwted tlm -Him was *w«rvitig northward,* —At-4it8>-P^3t-s*alay thie -Mohilt Went b n . Ihm 7“ ••'1***( ta-il that sn At my plane ).&■! vp-itid tiie ceutir qiottal' Hir Yrtmoitl lawmaker loMlTnimly (’iiminissiunrr I 1 Mst HI of .till' liiiiti.ui> Iso, Hides due soul ti »f Apiilt,. b. -In, f la., mov­ I r p m l n s hr favnls rllllilll.ilioil » I uni, at Illuir lh.ni 74.IHHI lie is ing in a mu lion -telly ,111VC11oil. at least tlaiifuation ol the sec Ito- thr coiiitiiissionri in stlivr shaigr I i*ii-s'Mstn I lank I l.ide said Ailt**ii made his views known of the llotnr and lakes iiAk .i tiie stoim apparently had sldfit d v,iin . ruih^c idigs*.west, ,uf J rys, liupis, afjef ..the .N'elmual. 1.^. tutr^rst.«q im|ii4u«iuruu -. pievloiis liHBtioilhoi lb l.tlmnl Itoalil letrisetl tb' Another_m * j o I ‘ oi.|o.iteoieo‘ fits! Il l t - O r on ic issue. a n : Itriulmg is the reinsvt.ill.tti of i.' TT'.NSAl’i)l.\. Srpt. 18 I/Pi A appeal by the AH. Iliolhellttio ! riteam i.iill.ittn* which line no! 11cat fir Ioils tti.pli si ilottl) touted ol Ret till al Wtitkeit. i hern tonnerled to the h.isruirpl vuJJruly. toils) upjitl Ilie exjUKed I lie IliiilhrshocKl asked the bratinp plant m several seat's Gull t'oast nl Western R onds, Boaid lavf night to (Itetturn a **•• Jhese base been silver pimlrtl lu llin g nollliweslnald ill the (»ult mg l>) Us Itallimoie rrglonal dtrr Ihr riritmg plant Is in go...l coiuli id Mrxnh a jln lulling, s dew s Ini that lie could not handle a uu , o s s iija e t «« fear *in dating path•yrstcnJay acioii tuUlh' Ion prtition lirtause lop uMlcm ' ,, . . , cm I loiid*. WASHINGTON, Sept. 18. (A*)— Italy has notified th- United States it needs about f 1,000,000,000 in out*1(1* assistance to meet the immediate economic crisis and survive through n e it year, Amer­ t'«rt Myent urea whole the hurriThe hurricane struck in fullpow -|,d. ho said, ican officials said today. i-nne entered the Gulf of Mexico, I t a l i a n Ambassador Alberto er vestmlay against Palm Reaili.1 At the airport the wind aver but nortbvcniil idling the pen until,i 40. miles an hour, but tlaliiage apiiemed nogliglblo. Tarchiani told Under-Secretary of a 12-tquiie-mile tea emerald linked 8tate Hubert A. Lovett of these to the mainland by three cause- gusts up to tlO M i'll were record I'uiita Gorda, 26 mite* north ed. Debrie In streets is confined need* a t € conference two day* >f Fort Myers, repotted winds up to moss and email limbs, and this ■> / t l 'w l t i H S i - s r e s ir - x te t- ' Jf<2im"hroport 'oHbTdldlM .t.ort'- •"Rorfewrcjr-ihirwrmflnarre-* W W0HMW nb 'ftni-n'YV+ef *rek«."Ye come here to rub elbow* with mut ported at tha City Hail. Roofing age in hli country. Government officials who dii- ti millionaire* were in thalr man- concern*, usually deluged wilti T r u m a n K e e p * P o s t e d rioted this development said they stuns, .atilt shuttered and clu<>.| rail* for repair* after sturms, re­ On Major Events until the winter aeaion. Palm ported this morning only a few jmf~'* study' ■“ “Italian “I udy ing tha WAHNER, N. H„ Sept. IB, ■re carefully ^ P P V i along r>sf Hth less complete Beach it populated chiefly by care­ call*. UP)—Trapped than 31 Pfigures, Hy ERNEST H. VACCAKO No survey hai yet been made uf hour* al lha bottom of a SB- information from the French, to takers, policemen and firemen. No ABOARD USH M I 8 R O U R I live* were lost hero ia the hurri citrus and celery damage, but no foot well. Norman Woods. ■ . determine what the United States can*. Is. flapparent damage to the** crops WITH PRESIDENT TRUMAN, year old army combat veteran, ran do to help these countries A pre dawn motor tour of the in the Seminole a tra has yet hern Sopt, 18 (d'i I'resi.lont Truman waa extricated al 8:M A. M. to­ daring the next three munthx. Government officials who re­ battered island this morning found reported, according to \\‘. A: L*f- nirangrci to keep fully informed by day after 100 volunteers and radio today of the internatiunal atala Dotlc# worked all night quested that their identity be it looking pretty much like a thm flcr, manager of Chase ’ and "Co. situation including iliivelupmcfita of the All bail riot [iiitrolird nun withheld said the Italian ambassa­ ager with her hair caught in an Rome beans may have to be re­ to dig him out. dor ha* broken down bit country's electric drier. planted, he predicted. EL J. Leh­ in Trieste, as woll a* , the Florida Cunmiimist affidavits. Hie union Mr, Truman ia near­ Every aid* road was blocked requirement Into two categories: man reported no damage to build­ hurricane. WARNER, K. IL, Sept IB. UP) ing tha end of hi* trip home from had |>etiliimecJ lor crrtilnatiun as with trret. Tha car lights were I • A bout *300,000,000 in "stop­ ings at the Hanford State —More than 100 vob’utoer* and haigammg irpresriilativr for wutk lit sail. t I ('sultans* so l*sas Bit I Farmers Market. He also declared •Nit* Police labored through the gap" aid needed from Ih* United Hie Missouri will dork ir) Nor­ State* to pull Italy through to that he had'not yet received any folk, Va.. tomorrow. The Tro- eis .ct udio Station WARL ill Ai ‘ night In art effort to extricate reports of damage to vegetable* Mdenl will hoard the yacht Wil­ linglon, Vo. Norman Woods. SS-year oid Array the and of the ye*/. 2. A Utile more than 1800,000,- Snow Is Reported or citrus in this area. combat veteran, buried to Ida waist 000 .Tiie ptiivialnn wldeh ha* at tit -.1 liamsburg for Ihe run up the Pot wanted by the Italiane __ fo for sine* yesterday noon when a well Schools remained closed today. omac River to Washington, where | l»l* In W estern States rottuin * nil of "essential purchases" from outside caveeLjn. How*vets if Fr^jUy la a good day, he expect* to arrive Hkltirday Jfieerouf Inlmr nrganliatlom to fit tourres during 1848. S t * police reported early toaffidavit* deny tug meinhersliip \u they will ba re-opened, SupL T. nmrnlng, By AHStkTATED PRESS All the** fund* would b* used, i ' , ..i inm. mi 1*1111# <l|%| list m t l Wood** condition waa as W. Lawton announced this morn­ Mr, Truman told nawsmen in The biggest hurricane to strike according to the Italian plan, to “good a t could b« expected under ing. tv'lionse to Inquiries .yesierda the South Florida peninsula in 10 . u n lay buy American grain, cool and raw tb* condiMont" and that "he la years moved across the Gulf of T h a^ State Road Department Dial he radioed the capital to ad- Chicago Ne^ro In materials for Italian industry. Mexico today after causing mil­ ha s ceased all road work her#,v»''v« the swearing in of James \ J utNvo* doctor* UJl W*tl1were r**fUerl-" standing by lion* of dollars of damage, killing during tha storm period. FurreaUl a* Secretary of Drfrnse Ethiopian Air Force a* rescuers. Including 80 percent at leaet two person* and leaving *No damage to building* a t the because of Ihe international sit­ • f tha Uwn's men. formed bucket TopDefenseCommand thousands temporarily homeless. Guilty Of Fighting Zoo waa apparent this morning, uation. brigade*, to carry sand from a Aero** the rountry, In northern and ail animal* appeared to be II* declined to elaborate except Ia Sworn Into Office circular W nch being dug around ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia, Sept Idaho and western Montana, temp, in good condition, A number of lo say that the times require a tka wall. They hoped to shore the IH, t/1*> Cul. John C. Riihlnson, WASHINGTON, Sept. 18 (AT— erstures dropped to below freel­ palm fronds war* strewn about In defense secretary. It had been Chicago negro serving in (lie trench and dig Inte the pit to ear' City .............. Hail. l. At the generally expected that F o rm tal Ilf Woods o i|. The top command of the United ing ami anew fell in several eom- the are* of* Use munitlee aa cool air from Canada Municipal Pier the northeast w lnd|w,ou^ **k« ° v«r his dullea aa head Ethiopian air' force, was convicted Woods, trapped a t the bottom of R u les' new defense deportment mon-d Into the a n a . has crown! tha whole 7 «chl haaln ^ •rmad Erryire* afU r Mr, today on charges of assault and the 20-foot excavation vena unable was rounded out today aa the sec­ Federal Weathar Bureau area with -w ater ■hyacinth*. N o R n m ™ * N lurn to Wa.hlngton. battery against the air force comto mov# from hi* waist down. Ilia retaries. for N ary and Air were in The Chicago reported Tour Inches ’ Cress Secretary Charles G. niandrr, Swedish Count Guataf legs were hold fast by timbers sworn into office. ' snow at Cut Batik, MonL Snow craft were anchored there, Ross aald Mr. Truman referred to Von Rosen, and sentenced lo (hreo and other debria. Taking tre oaths administered of Rounding tha Band Shall this also fell In Butte,. Helena and Iho International acene In general month* imprisonmsnt. w'He Hi donned an oxygen mask at by Chief Justice Fred M. Vinson, Great morning to observe Ih* pounding Falla, in Montana, and in court also ordered Robin­ Intervals during tb* night and W. S tu art Symington became the Mullen Paaa, Ida, The mercury waves rolling westward on Lake rather than any (pacific aspect of sonThe pay ail Von Koten’a costs ipoka n few encouraging won)* to nation's first Secretary for Air slid to 28 at Mullen Pate; 27 at Mnnroe, your reporter found a It- However, It ta known that Mr. and to rejected n plea for a stay of his young w tf. when .h i annearod and John L. Sullivan took over as Butt* and waa freoxlng a t Helena somewhat frightened and aged Truman has been concerned about execution of the aenlcnre. Robin­ lelena. on lha acene. ■The oxygen waa Saeretary of tk« N ary, a post to inside the building disturbances in the Trieste area son wa* brought to trial after Rain was reported from the Da nigro i rcrouched s s t i s s s * ■■ r a w * u > supplied to countar impure air in which he . was sle rtU d from kotaa waatward to the Rockies, (where (here have been skirmishes Von Rosen allegedly suffered a the welL with cooler weather and shower* between Italian*, Yugoslav* ami brain concussion In a flat' fight d im e s v. rForrest*!, o “He's a tough man who aa former forecast for some section* of the FRANK ROBINSON HERE Allied iroop* In connection with with him. | plantr of fighting orerseaa." ob- Navy secretary, U took Um oath aa North Central 8 tales. Frank Robinson, former star end boundaries set Mp In the Italian r* reported, “and he should Secretary of Defa and.hand of the Celery Cel Fed*, “blew Into LAGUAKDIA S IN K IN G ' Fair weather with moderate of (he treaty ). through this." the unified armed artne< fore** yester­ temperature* wan* reported In the town" Tuesday evening from peace NEW YORK, Sent. IB, (/P)— Tha Preidient directed bv radio day following radioed instructions .Southwest, Ih* Mississippi Valley Cristobal, Canal Zona as ha "put last night that lurpiua govern Fiorello II. latGuardia, 84, (a in a AUTO LICENSES from Proaidant Truman aboard ' Eastward to Jho Atlantic it. He has been spending the past whlth could be «Md '■downward'’ trend In Ilia grave ti*, feitHaihip Ifliiotiri, nine- month# there visiting hli to relleye victims </{ the hurricane Ulneu, hi* physician reported to­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Rob­ be rpade available to states and day, aa New Yorker* proyed at pray DEATH TO OPPONENTS inson. inson. an and intends to enter Stetson communities. TOWNSEND MEET the request of Mayor William O out this SOHA, Bulgaria, Sept. 18, Univeralty. * Dwyer for the little man who was A 'neeting of tho Townsend Oub th at a t pr . Tb# Bulgarian ynprema court has Fifth District Council will be held tho city's mayor for 12 year*. GREEK ARMY Passage on the airliner from rejocTOd the appeal of Nikola To*- Sunday afUrnoon a t 1:80 o'clock Kingston. Jamaica to Cuba waa ATHENS. Seat. 18, (AT— An Dr. George Baehr said tha former Agrarian opposition leader at Um Tourist Center. Due to the the roughest jpart o f'th a trip, ha Informed source aald today the mayor and director general of a month ago to b* hang- Imoortanee of matter* to be dia- A»ld, and daefared th at ha got a Greek government would atk the UNKRA “again is in a deep sleep. •dlooa walling in long 11dm a charge of conspiring all Sanford members arce good shaksup on that part of lha United State* for permltaion to The gtn«ral trend la downward Gecrgi Dimitrov's against Pro double the site of the G m k and tn* Immediata outcome la aa stormy flight. H* than flew Fatherland yet unpredictable." army - to about 270,000 men. via Miami and OrUnd£ l v .* « Few Casualties Are Reported As Hurricane Europe’s View On Marshall Speech Reported Mixed lly Notifies U .s. It Needs One Billion AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAl'EM t* tlll( I I ll I JC( Iflft'N Civil War lum table NEW DELHI, Sept. IH. id'i— .MidiHiidav K. Gan,lid deetared to­ day ttint unless Pakistan mid India frankly confess theii guilt fur the grave eoiiiniiiiiat atrocities nunmilled in the Punjab mid in Delhi, war bertrju'n tin- two deW doinlitioils n|i|>eiirs inevitable, , i lie told a heavily atleitded meet­ ing It.n- tlial if i h e two state* |M isisli'd_ III tlieir p r e s e n t nttitiiiies Inuaid the violence vthii'h has taken countless thousand* of live* in etmimunaj strife between Mos­ lems, .Sikhs 'and lllndui. It would mean war. GniutlU, tin- spiritual leader of the All India Congress Party, said he lind rome to thi* Indian eapital in a "do in .did*.’ effort t o ie«foeepeace- (o D Delhi, e " .................. which lias just passed through a ghastly period of communal rioting, death, a r­ son and torture. Ho said he would pray God lu take him rathei than see a land so dear to him in chaos. He s a id there was no doubt that Hindus and Sikhs had In-eii ill(irated In West Punjab, Pakistan, Ioil lidded that it was equally true that Moslems had liecn similarly mistreated'in East Punjab, India. Tiie newspaper , S t a t e * man, which ha* the largest circulation in India, said today thdC Hindu* and, Sikhs were leaving Karachi, the 'capital of Pakistan, hy ihe thousands; fearing reprisals be­ cause of the recent treatm ent of Moslems In DelhL Tiie paper said more than 25,0O0 had left Karachi In the last week and that an equal number had Dulled out of other towns In Sind province for places In India. It kaid airports and railway sta­ tion* wars besieged by persona trying to gat away aa quickly aa oouible. * A 9 |S A. M. (E S I) advisoiy hy the U. S. Wrsthct llurcau nrdrie,! hutm snr wgtqmgs Jrom St. Mstks lo Prnrocol*. and s»id lh« full lotce of gigantic storm would hit between Apalachnola and lien ahoul midnight. Wimli sip lu 100 ntllet alt li'ollf weti* foitiatl. Stan in wa mints Hew from PensacoU west lo Mobile, and heavy weather wxs rXpectrd east ol Al»*huhiiol.i along Nl. Gcotgcs and Dog Islands .and Apalachee Bay. The damaging hurricane, width yesterday widpprd tin**rieh icsoit and agiicullinal areas of Huuth Florida with PJd-mile gales, al­ tered it* course ahiuptly after _____ _ __ entering the___ Gulf near Foft Myr r i last night. Kally lepoits indtcali-d -it might move westward without further menace to land, hut it la-gan to wallow north­ westward during tiie night with accelerated speed. It was moving on tliss Florida west coast at 16 miles an hour, and during the morning wa* lo* IC o a lla o e O ts l '« « » 111) KK8I8TANCE GROWS FRANKFURT, Germany, Sept. 18, — A United Stale* Army rrporl aald today the Ukrainian Yesiatanco army fighting for Ukrainian independence was *o large that u n i t s estimated to number 16,000 to 20,000 men had engaged Polish and Soviet Rus­ sian troop* In pitched battles. U .S , CHOSEN EW YORK, Sept. 18, (/PI­ TH# United Slate* was ehoaon to­ day to servo with Australia and, Belgium on a threo-mambar Uni. tod Nations Commission to assist in ntgoliating a *otU«m*nt of Uu DuUh-Indoaatian conflict. ■ ■‘M ' *{ I1 �P A G E TW O t f ie fhe Sanford Herald «*aifrvi «* •frond riAM O f l t h r r 27. I H R . u f ifcr • *•«* * f I f t s f a r i , M m i I.I h. n ie ilrf i • t r » XMM N itrh ml lld l.is s i IM K I. in: i s iMaMja t a l r l l s o . m r s i . fo r r t M t f l fiiio i* . n i u N tila r I h lf lM \ e m p a p M sail wtJrM • Ik e i-»«n ■•••*■ "* M r l m r a M l» r r w l r *. H ip rttrR ta illftH tan, r#'!*»#•*r«l» Tkr HtiuM In *fc* u f Mil t «l I 1« 1» R |1 I l f I I IM if f mslnininr.l I* lM I .KBit 1*9ft 111 U rie l r if le * l a ilk# ro M R lr) n i l l U r* I* M i r i m * R g f TkP 1 i m ,U 1 ,4 I . „ m r wi h r , . f ll.|'r > > i M td rh I t r » ilil- U IlH ld irl, In Ik# , u a llM > 1 nil I k v I n r u l fa IF Ik U H M iih ifft. a rm it#ml*g»»»r« I ••a * a* nt m il i, (n(l|. p iln llS a, a ll a l* * slrl» » « . ' THURSDAY. SEPT, is. 1917 IF WE ARK S filN d TO DO ANYTHING FINK AND WlkttTIIY IN TIMS WORLD TODAY 18 TIIK REST TIME Horn. 13: Justice Jackson of the .Su|»irmc Coutt would alter the laws of war. But since nobody, payi any alien lion to them anyway, we don I sec [| took (2 Americans l*> hall If* Yugoslavs trying to forte their way into Trieste the other night a little prematurely . Of , course. sonjc «* those Americans might ha»e been there just to sec thr fun. sa n fo rd herald . sanford . F l o r id a PHOENIX, WE HOPE! Erratic Hurricane Snnford nnd Sem inole C ounty h a v e eaatped w ith liltl dntunpe a n n lh er rlangi'roua h u rricane w hich filiated away itl th e low er Rant (’oaxt for aevernl hours y esterd ay anti then ru t a wide sw ath e across the so u th ern p art of . the s ta tr1 on it’s way to th e Gulf o f Mjyiico. It ia well to prepare for these storm s, hut- we like to rem em ber th a t few of them ev e r strik e here w ith th e ir full fu ry . Even in the p ath of I h e lUortfi th e re apparently has hern little Ioss of life. T he |H*ople of S outh F lorida are. more "h urricane-w ise" th an m any of them .w ere 20 yeara ago when m ore than 1,000 w ere killed when, th in k in g th at the lull was the end of th e blow, they v en tu red fo rth to aec What had happened.* You don’t have to go th ro u g h more son line or two of th t h e fe ir hurricaiion 16am t h a t ''litl IsdiesC tlaan one tir hurricunoa to learn In'besr to lav low. Even so. we w ere su rprised at th e reluctance which m any people showed to seek places of sa fe ty . P articularly in th e E verglades a re a , thousands of people remnined in th e ir homes iong a f te r i t was obvious t h a t th e hurricane w as going to strik e and th a t th e excessively hint) w ater caused by long sum m er rain s rQlght m ake it im possible for them to g e t out. T ra in s se n t early y e ste rd a y m orning to tiie ir rescuw were stalled a t several places. ~ O ther venturesom e individuals, "who so u g h t to w atch th e tropical d istu rb an ce from th e v an tag e point of some rem ote island, wildly radioed for help w han th e going got tough and they found them selves sta n d in g in tw o feet of w a te r even on high ground and th e winda blowing th e ir sh e lte rs-to oils. C oast G uardsm en took th e ir lives in th e ir hands to rescue them . Though th is h u rric an e did not tu rn ou t to be as bud as had been predicted a n d certain ly could not com pare with e ith e r the 1926 or th e 1928 storm e ith e r in w ind velocity o r casualties, still it w as an e rra tic h u rric an e am i m ight have caused considerable dam age had ita course not Ixxm carefully plotted, am ple w arnings s e n t out, and full pre­ cautions taken. ■■ \ , T here aW 'V ery TdW hliV riciine/ w hich fdllo** a coum r a s fur n o rth us th is one d id ,t or w hich rtiov« in ao nearly a w esterly direction. H ad .the* cen ter h it th e cogst a little fu rth e r n o rth , say jn th e vicinity of F o rt P ierce or T itu s­ ville, we here in S anford m ight have see n ,so m e wind, pnd w ater, which would h av e given the old-tim ers som ething to talk ulxnit for gen eratio n s to come. TH U R SD A Y . S E P T . 18, 1917 Freedom Train Is , Christened In Philip PHILADELPHIA. Sept. '18. (/P) -^The gleaming red, white and hlut* Freedom rain, __ ___ _ __ wasJ Rchristen ed, yesterday as U. S. Senator Ed­ ward Marlin ' (It-Pa) labeled ll America's best weapon against Communism. “I don't know if there are any Communists within the sound of my voire," .Marlin told sevaral thousand persona at ceremonies in ilroad .Street Station. "If th e n art-, let me assure them, as well as othrrs^-tbis time they have left themselves and thc'ir m o l i v o i finl themsrlvr* a* the "I’hlladel- wishes of the nation's leadrr*. nhik Committee for Amnesty for President Truman galled 'o n 11 o all War Obiectbra." . people of America to share theii Attorney General Tom C. Clark, credited with concriving-the Idea concept of liberty with the world of the shrine on wheels that will visit more than ,100 cities In ti year-tong cross county pilgrim­ age. dec la rod "Unless America D r. Chnrle* L. P< shares Its freedom with all na­ O p to m etrist tions, there will soon be no free­ Sanford Atlantic KW. dom for anyone In the broad reaches of the world." lloura: M 2 1-3 PI „ Sat. M 3 Clsrk said the train, carrying Ainrrira'a most treasured histor­ Eyes Eiamined - Glasa* ical documenla shows the black LIABILITY INSURANCE fu meet Florida F inancial ReapooaiblHtjr I-aw effectiv e O ctober I, 19-17. Do you know ilw ddfcicnce be­ Hidden Reasons For Infidelity tween a stoim warning and a hur-ricaae wa inm g l i l o i ms rang" front 64 to 75 miles an hour in wind vrlotily; hurricanes from 75 miles an hour up.|5omelimcs there is a lot of diflrrrncr nc.iN.nnd panicky a n x ie ty henil th e lint-of thu tru e motive* Senator Byrd says that all the dollar. in America v»ill not cur" the ills of the world. In (hr past two years the Unilcrl States has .pent 20 billion dollat. on fuiei'vu relief. Do they lose us dor it > They da not. They stand a round Iwul dting their thumbs and wondrous when Amciitan aid is going to ‘ari live. Senator Hyrd **y» heartily in should keep their ' rhil diet! from lut-ning tn turlr pio gram., hut many of them don't, and in the aW ncr /t), tpaienta! iupervision, there it no othsr way to handle the matter than for the radio station, to itop-'broadcasting programs which are def-fautriy—haimful Iil. j p la tte ’ a part of jheir listening audience*. ■From Summerville, Ga. tomes a report of a violation of one' >( the fundamental principles of the BtU-oi Rudd*, in the U# S. ConsUj iutton. There for reason of ‘‘pure politic*." morr than 100 men have been confined tn jail, aomr ot them for month* "with little or no hope of trial." Georgia’* own Constitution *ay«, "Every per»ou charged with an nffenie aosinit ’ the law* of the itat^'ltfslt ’have the privilege and benefit PLcoup•el . , , shall be conlidntrd with witnciie* trdifyingv- against hint Atlrmpli lo asiaisinale Pirn. <l*nt Bence and Foreign Minister Masaryk of Czechoslovakia due ing the past few dsjrs show that the Communists will stop al nolhtng to gain their ends. Although Czechoslovakia has been virtually e Russian dominated country sn.i has been regarded by the western power* at a Communist state, its two principal political leaders. Bep.-Oea and Masaryk, have long been friendly to France, England and t the United Slate* and only last week publicly insisted thgt the continuation of normal trade re­ lations b essential to their n<t* it economy . he move toward volultry ra­ ng of food was started ymterWhen the 1lotcl Association Al .York Gty agreed to observe w a lk s* days each week in hotels and rriUnniUs^Bfr q* of combating riridfr fhod ^D uring and . a firs ■the finl tj» War, such meatlahk d a n Copy will he mailed to you upon requeat. W e can save you m oney on y o u r liab ility Insurance. CASH D IV ID EN D S TO POLICY HOLDERS During Recent War tnore the children parents You .should know ab o u t thin Law and how it a ffe c ts ■ccurllv anil from the viewpoint political and military rasults of of aid from their Allies." the war," Inunu said. "The Turk* 1-at‘ r Inonu »aid Russia had managed t« keep closed the road formally notified Turkey that the of the mld-East during all the . Ui.eu.la u.-asr M cntiafierl Urlth Tur"T"■I■». <•a I (a'ltl JIM0, III In lu ll amt .. > to ,the I aiuiied wim year* 1938, smt said "Turkey a end of 181"; that i. until the vklIved to l<e recom- orlr* „f Stalingrad and El Alamein and until North Africa was occupiil Hint Tut key had «l by Americana and tlriaiah.” ■ident Ismet Inonu -ay* ihat Tur-. reatest service to Inonu o»»ert<il he agreed hi key rejected all German overtures eeping the ma*se<| principle to the Kooiev«|t—Chur—which ha said grew violent at iny amt Italy from chill demands;at Cairo to joln the time*--tn bring her into World War II against Soviet Ituasia. '•This ret figure* as most imr Turk# In a' lengthy article written fo* (io rta p t, in ts-prswusaloru i n the au p p ll the Encyclopedia Itritannica at Chirago and distriliutH by thr^ofTlclat ARtn>|ia rtgentjr today, Inonu defemled Turkey'* war roll which hail often l«*en r r i licit oil tv cause Turkey swung over to (hr* commend Nile pci rtif 'h W You can he deprived' n f y u u r . rlg h l tQ^ d riv e . In event you n re Involved in an accid en t causing bodily in ju ry o r pro p erly dam age to oth er* , and unable to m eet th e req u irem en ts of th e I<aw. behind many a philandering ad venture. A m ong th e cane T u r k l u l l P ro u irio n f 1 IlM U c lll historic* reported are those of the Rentlena V eteran, the A U I l i l S l I I ) „ , ’ i* _ F rig id Wife, the Ixrnely IluHbund, th e T em pted W ife, the 1O S l l l O n A ging Husband and th e Hollow Couple. T he doctor feels r A p l a i n s th at there a te many cases o f infidelity In, m arria g e where forgiveness, ra th e r th a n u p a rtin g of th e w ays, is indicated.. O ften the -real trouble, he says, Hen w ith th e "innocent" been;done with dm money, it extent wot Id lecurity bsr' gtrengthrnrd j y f iW VDRK The world haa gone mad Gotham 1 N Tl* .halting ■In H r cement~ hooter Maynr OTrwyer has not yet declared m artial law. but Iheae ar* grlin tim e. In New York. The reaeom Sidney A sthrr haa turr 1 ^ t on Brooklyn and apat For IU ysar*. the forlorn horough of Brooklyn, home of the Dodgers amt the New York Navy Yard, haa been defended virtually to the drath by Sidney He founded, tn 1P3S, the Society for.the Prevention of Disparaging Remarks a b o u t Brooklyn and It breamt one of the moat tatked-of organnations In America.___________ ' _____ ^ More than a helf-million membership cards i B / S S f were malted out, and the charter memt*ra.ln> Mel Helmet eluded former Mayor LaGuardia and each native , Brooklynltea aa Denny Kaye. CTara Bow,'Mae Weat, Eleanor Holm Rose and Edward JEverell Horton. If anyone hit beloved county. Sidney rose indlganybnc took a crack crark at hi* Mdnfl/gnd fibwled {6 ihe ak'tka.T personalty Yanlambar being blachballed when I anlpnt al Brooklyn In my Brit book, but 1 was reinstated and welcomed to the 8PDRAB when I apologised publicly. Today I was breaking bread with Sidney In tha patio of the Henry Hudson hotel, however, and he was a gloomy man. "I do not." ha said, darkly, "contlder Brooklyn a fit place in which to bring up my children, of which I have two. I consider Brooklyn unclvtllted and barbaric." grlpea chiefly flfeauae of tha Brooklyn Dodgers baseball team. Ha figures that every time tha borough makes • nute progress toward acceptance as a isgitlmale metropolis Iq the eyas of tha rest of the world, tha Dodger* do something aa Inina, that cancels it out. Aachar thinks Dodger fans era getting tha runaround from th* management, ha Dgure* Leo Durocker did ineurqhle harm th hi* tenure aa manager of tha le a n with hta arcus tactics, and w on. All in aU. ha haa given up on hla native heath, and la shopping for houses out on Long Island. , 1 guess Sidney knows what h# wants, byt Brodklyn would be a fool to let him out of its hands. For a dread* ha haa been tha only onlldott tha place haa had for Uto Dodgers. This leaves Sidney with' only three other o rg an ist long to occupy hi* Ume-gth* Jscketles* Man's Sortsty of America, the H a y ftm Suffercra' Society of America and tha Bocitty for tha Eatabiiahment of Adequate Cbmfort SUliona. , r * “l consider them alP lost cause*.’1, ha says, "and I do not ,m ike a cant out of any of them, but 1 am tha kind of man who cannot stand and see people pushed around,you know what I meant' The hsyfeVtr group was begun I t years ago, and aot been exactly a lost cause, since after it ysllod loudly «im Urn 04 8 Council hen paaitd a resolution making the presence of ragweed In one's yard illegal. * l » • •• - a , , , . THE JACKETLEM SOCIETY la flva years old. Sidney had an appointment one day, tho hottest day of summer, and got ao In­ censed that h» sent out a‘clarton call that day to New York's m ain and lha next day JO ot them ahowad up for a protest masting. This cads* haa stowed up a little, though; tn fact. /Mdiwy was wearing a Jacket aa wa tat lunching. 1 pointed this out. "That's lha TROUBLE," ha said, sadly, "no one wilt make the Brat mova. Not even me." . . ’ . . . . ‘ t ■ When ha la not footing around with tha rtformation ot tha world, Sidney la a press agent—one of the ftw honest on#*. Hla cflMkt include Evelyn Knight, Andy RuaaslI, Happy Flltoft. Via Damons nnd others, and hit friends art, aa we say. Mtfoq, ttd used to be a newepaperman. until be decided ana day, "tha reader* don't want the truth.* “A* * ,* '"»*■ ■* ; t. • 1 ami white record of U. 8. suvnmplishmenta, "Thera ia no other record in th* *' ■ world to .match it,” ('lark ilc. dared. "Tins record prove* I hat ail men are architects of this coun­ try. No one man or group uf men £ can fashion freedom. • • “ NfCmTItrran.have frst-dotn for . himself unless he is willing tu share it with all regardless of race, color or religion. “All of us must be free nr none of us are free." Former Supreme Court Justice Owen J. Roberts recited the free­ dom pledge a* Mrs. .Arthur. C. . Kaufman, a ^Philadelphia social leader, smashed a bottle of eham^ A pagne against one of the d m u ^ itf'® the .seven-ear caravan of Artur- . icanism. It leave# hete Saturday Magnolia Ave, before Germane surrendered. Germany, Inonu **1,1. spared n> "One o f I h o moat important event* for Turkey ramp when Ger­ many stalled her must threaten­ ing political aggrrsaion," Inonu wrote. "During France'* occupation documents had fallen into Gorman hands and in virtue of these it was roclaitfidd that the Turks had M>n partisans of certain AngloFrench project* . against the Hus- E "In publishing the.French docu­ ment* the German* worked with all their heart to provoke in this troubled tense atmosphere an arm­ ed ronflirl between th* Russian* «H LI .Turk*. .1 l*** .lUVMmWi and .Also .- U they .presumed, the Turk*—left atone—would ap­ proach them as did the Romanian*, In order to guarantee themselves against Russian aggression." Inonu said Turney rejected flally all German demands -fur pnasage toward the mid East while Ihc Reieh armies were caaaitlting E gypt.Tut key had a treaty o f ’al­ liance with llrilian which we* r|*i fending Africa nnd in 1810 inonu told the national assembly "I derm It my duty to gay that the hands of alliance between Turkpy and Britain are firm and unbrcakalda at this immi*nt whan the British era fighting heroically a war of fatUlstuo undar difficult- m m dltiona.” Turkey massed her armies in IUHU SB 111 exThrace «•«* and l»UHr, litnir. IV Inonu said, Friday & Saturday porting momentarily that her would tome a lte r the Balkan In­ vasion, but unexpectedly relations between the Soviet and Bulgaria took on a new aspect and there. were"(KCasi«ns of demonstrations against the Turk*." ‘In short'everything Indicated an GET YOUR SET of IT 1 Bi M ^ Lo v e l y la m ps FLOOR LAMP declared they could not conthi* agreement without eoni uf safeguarding tho allinnc* Britain. Germany accepted LAMP ispositioncould bo seen they had A tft ■ th Rk e c o m p l e t e w it h MATCHING S H A D E S LEAR N TO P U Y P IA N O By Derr loping A Tanch Hystras No PneU eing W hat so Ever ^ atiosing snd j t l grtermath itont prices ha* worked - We would like to sco ' rationing gyam aaother q ' qalwnwitk! Kalr. Uxaons I* Y s tr Ds M( “GROWING WITH FLORIDA' SI I E. Int ST. PHONE so *« ; Adolfo or r*Mr*n ” W rit* ERNIE HANSEN e/o 8 A :— RALD mm �■sr THURSDAY, SEPT. 18, 1917 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA l-W Mrs, Ridge Given Farewell Party J. H. ('M aud Is •Social, Calender Mrs. Honored With Shower THURSDAY Mr*. J. lfc Clrland wa- honored Seminole Chapter No. 2, O. K. 8.. will meet at 8:00 I’. M. in the on Monday nisht with a shown ttiven by Mr*. W.- L.*Hieri and Masonic llall. Mr*. A. K. Doh-nn ut the home of Mr*. M. (!. Cleland. Durinir the Brush Makes Good evening, ItaBie* Here played and awarded to Mr*, F. L. Caw­ Gift For Teen-Ager prize* ley, Mr*. H,- D. Tatum and Mr*. M. L. Nichols. By BETTY (T.AKKK Dainty refreshment* were scr* Newxfeatwres Beauty Editor , btr the husleue* follow inir the bluing hair has played »uch an red Those invited to In- |heimportant part in the life o r the r«mr». *ent were Mr*. J. II. Iliera, Mr*. average teen-ager that she would Ci Johnson. Mr*. It. K, Hatdiion. rather have a present of a good Mr*. }'. L. Ilumiston.’ Mr*. K. hairbrush than . .. a t hat or a fancy, Bruce. Mr*. A. Fouler, Mi*. R. K. belt or a pair of .hoe*. (Herndon. Mr*. J. Cardell. Sir*. D, Molt Kiri* understand that a lit- !Carded. Mr*. K. I). Beecher, Mr*, til extra elbow grease applied to C. K. Ilii-kton, Mr*. C. \V, Smith, th* hair and *calp at an early use Mr*. 11. J. Van Burner. Mr*. A. C will condition their hair for glam- Madden. Mr*. K. Bi i**herw>n* Mr*. platcd ones weren’t a rarity. The C. A. Taylor, Mr*. J. cl; -Pricki-tt, youngster* are fussy about sham­ Mrs. I.. Mr llintea. Mi, R. poo*, rinses, bru*he* and lotion*, Itaulerson.-Mr*. F. K. Mrhoniteii, and back-to-irhool kit* ate filkd Mr*. Cowley, Mr*. Tatum, Mr*. with hair beaulifleri, painstaking­ N'ichul* and Mi** th-anim Nichols. ly selected, r Ai*o Mrs. Hirktujii. Mr*. K. V.Y ean ago every dressing tahle Miller, Mrs. B. Ilamp*. Mr*. Chesexhibited a brush, sometime* sil­ nut, Mrs.- A. K. Dohhin*. Mr*. K. ver. beautifully engraved; gold Estcrldge, Mr*. C. it. Hradhury, palled ones weren't n rarity. The Mr*. Carl llrn<lhuiy, Mi*. It. .three-piece comb, brush ami mir­ Peteis. Mr*. Davis. Mr*. Mitchell, ror . lets were popular present*, Mrs. A. pohsuit. Mr*. \V. j’. Indeed. There wuis only one hilrli Brooks, Jr., .Mrs. K. Btutheiaon, ~^iften the brush bristles weren't Jr. and Mra. it. It. Iliers. j n y good and seldom yould n * u i h be uied for any length of 1 W o m a n C o m iK U lV time, , " (J ’ •'*' m * Moil of tim e beautiful brushes Services Town were saved for sentimental rea­ son! or because they were part of By TIP.ltI1KIIT C. LI1TLE the set, though they serVed no AP New*features practical purpose. A T H E N S , W . V a. -T h e 170 - When buying a brush, remem­ subscrllters of the Athens Tele­ ber that the bristles ore all-lm- phone Co. get bill* once n year, the ‘ portant. The shape and size of hoard of director! t epait * broken the brush play a part, also. Club lines, and the tune operator knows brushes are usually. easier to get Voices anti number* str well u *ub■m grip on. Today you can find ?eiiiM-rjccIrjik. natty Ikhe -imply •-b ru sh e s itr—attractive -jewel •Hk®' askit her to “ring over hifthe.’’ colon of ruby, rrystal and sap­ The company -ha* provith-tl this phire. This is good news for the community of iI2H person* with girl who liken tu have not only a hand-crank telephone service for -good brush, but a colorful dress­ 4ti yean . Mr*. Nannie Mn*tin, ing table accessory. widowed'mother df four, hit.- been Brushing is-not just an art—it the operator for the past L‘2 year*. it hard work. You should hruxii Every subscriber 1* *l*t> n stockyour hair morning and evening, holtler. Hi* unnual bill, which whether you follow ihe 100- run* to about $10, 1* hi* shine of ■troke* ritual or not. Few teen­ the operating costs. There 1* no agers have permanent waves, mi profit involved. ■ jOhey don't worry about elaborate Mrs. Mo-tiu know- all the tmvn %urla. Most of them are very much opposed to tight ringlets or "set** number* by heait and only occa­ looking hair. They like simple, sionally Inn to con-idt hi t hand­ written. telephone book on 17 dif­ easy-to-care-for hair styles. ferent Imig-aml-short ring signal*. P.J.A. PR (HI BAM POSTPONED Most of the sulm riU-r* -he can recognize and call by their fir«t The program and lea at the names just from hear their voices. The swilrhlioard 1* In Mm . Mu-South Side Primary School which was to have been neld on Friday tin’s apartment, where she liven afternoon haa been postponed un- alone. Her children are grown tllTiCXt Week dile to Ihe uncrrUfn' and m ill led. ^ c s t h t i condition!. Meals are hrought to her there and gtockhyjder* of the friendly firm frequently stop In to pax* the HAPPY BIRTHDAY M»* MaaiU PagciduuL j - - lim e qL 4®>V She -*1$* jbti-oncc MayM ft) her apart ELQIf IIM IT A T E THEATRE TODAY and FRIDAY! # ...& E S IR A B L E ' v 0 tRO* SHE MADE A GAME OF LEADING MEN O N ...T O W A R O MURDER! ROBERT RYAN CHARLES BICKFORD ilp SI Directsd by JEAN KNOM Su m * S t i l l r . f * * •« • w k w I — —SHORT PROGRAM-Cartoon - "PART TIME PAL" Edgar Kennedy- ' "HEADIN’ FOR TROUBLE" M e -Open* 12:4 5 1VM .* 40c llirk Meriwether ha* left to en­ ter the UnlvVrtily of Virginia at Charlottesville* (Iwvnn Reel left on Saturday for Baltimore where he will attend Johns Hopkins University. Mr. and Mi*. F. B. Ashdown have returned from a vacation spent in northern New York. K. II. Mason returned yester­ day. to hi* home in Jacksonville after visiting fur a few days in Sanford with relative*. ■ Mr*. K. I- 1'eck ha* returned to llirminghiim. AIn. after visiting Dr. and Mrs. II II. MrCasIln at their home un Magnolia Avenue, The Herald ref rets the necessity of inc resting its subscription rate at this lime, but the price of the paper on-which w« print is three limes higher lhan it was be­ fore the war arid other production coils have increased mot* or less tq-lhg skate extent. This is the first increase >in these rates which we have made since February, 1938, It will be recalled that at the time we resumed daily publication following a period as a trvweekly during the war. we made no additiona! chifgr for the two additional papers. delivered, each week to our subscriber!. We feef sure they appreciate our postponing any rata increase a* long at possible. t 't f . , I ’ ’ , . -TT , . .■ - ■* T u e w la y s 7 D> N P . 5). * J.’l.OO .Muni It CogbUrn School t>T Dancing Hollywood . ID RALPH DIRIITON (For Rob Thoms*) ft Tdepltiilu* S75-J HOW YOU W ill BENEFIT BY READING tbs aetld'i daily nrwiyapir— THE CHRISTUM SCIEMCf MONITOR. v # u nil*!' f ieyfI#l( ova'lliTvlej Cl ladOt'l titol l*0Tt.'* I a w r f ti VDfatff| ffwvit#* puiV'i, mui,£ tuj< rn-Jati tpofft u-awti t*W«rib« i i * »i A A — tills $s«(t«l * |* f . Th# Ch#r|t»tkrA k > l« t Pwtlikh rt3 VX-«ty •4o«bi*r •(!•« {—I Cn*# Nwiwgy Sff«(i 1$, Moil USA Jtaii. GRANDMOTHERS! _lUa.Tlm»-to-H*<jlalar for !h»-<%47— GRANDMOTHERS' TEA T p BE HELD SAT. O CT. 4 ot Vo) fowoll D raw Tvoy Co., O rlan d o **nd la v u u r n a m e a n d a d a t r t a ta r a '-e itit.litea tt la iy Lavltatien I-* I I * aran-t'ie-U u-ia* le a ,n>l la It* m a t f.tih it-, i l i a * . Name Age Ctly Number BrnndclillihTn of ycatr o w n ___ _____ . Address ___ I**1**’ w ill i * a w a r d e d I* IVe oU lrst a n d y o u n i e d fr a u d IlMdttef: Ih e ( l a ia tm e lh e r w ilt. P a- m o tt c i a n d , h ild ie n of Sot ow n. a n d th e C M ntlm otlo-i c o m in g (fo u l I t* k m g a it d la U n r* In a lle n d Il-e I r a . l^-member lha dale Hat, Oct. 4, 3 to ft pj». Bend tn ynur name now. vowea D R EW Tim 1-Vlilon nud quality Blare Slnra 1004 T r o u b le WITH A T im to n * B H A K E IIK L IM tor fords, Chsvroluts Ond Plymouth! IT/uu could be m o re unruiaful than a boult that u w t 'f tilt, a r t easy to un applicator', a plastic bat* nail mantel that goes on beautifully, stays an tupably. In a word. It's Naybn. 60 <* a bottle. Matching | lipstick, $!• by La Cross • • iMt ** M H N IW H U E SA N FO R D H ER A LD McRcynoId’s D rug Co, m D on't take c h a s m ! Poor broke* can eauio co*tly acctdmU. R tllna jo u r brake* with P irato n * Matched Bat Brako Lining and hav* imooth, punitive braking with zoft, c v r pedal action. 12 •V.T or* H—divertors lor Tin, Ball try, Spci. end Broke Unlna Sent!" trc $ fo n c p |,J - Ills Y o u ’re O n ly a F o o t F ro m Effective 5eph 15. 1947. llie .ubscription rate of Hi* Sanford Herald will be increased to 25 cents * week. Monthly and yearly subscriptions will be increased propottiopsIf1/ at tire tame time. Paid-in-advance sub­ scriptions will be delivered at the old rale until ihe ex­ piration date. ijJ Junior * Rallroom Chisses ANNOUNCING OPENING OF THE FLIGHT DECK Gncktnir NOTICE *’P ENROLL NOW! Ho l l y w o o d , S ep t m tdb— Mis* Ruth Mitchell has returned You may uot think Jark Unison is to her home in Columbia, 8. C. a f­ Ifunny - -mid. even Jack wdl admit -but mound ter spending n month with har you could in- right town he's is one of tin* greatest tairle. Henry Watson. "dressing room comics" in the bus­ Mr. and Mr*. Roy Williams re- iness. turned on Sunday from a vaca­ That's n left-handed compliment tion strent in Asheville, N. C. ami That's like saying your collie would, Washington, D C. lie a great racehorse if only he Mr. and Mr*, (ieorge lUnlen re­ were a horse. In the dressing room lumed from Durham, N. (!. where nr 'during * i client nab. Carson is theV accompanied their son. Spen­ Irrepressible. But on Die screen hi* cer llaiden, who entered Duke gag* have all the spontaneity of a bankyt *' Imaid meeting. University. En-. and Mrs. Peyton Miller William* are shown hm uig the Wrib-y On tils radio program ami it) nu**i M ii ' i n Cl.in. I. in Ok laboiim-Olty. Ilk hr. /nBl>«uv- (h.-n u'. If.lTiig After spending * lew days’ with of hi* movie* Jack nits fallen hatdr whii h* took (dace on Sept, it nt H:tK* o’clock. The Rev. Nurll C .Craitr her parent*, Mi*» Edith Chestnut on the old reliable of being left on Tuesday for Tallahassee the butt of his own jokes. Let a performed the ceremony. After a reception En*. a ad Mi* Williams where she enter Florida State blind tuan step on a banana peel left for a wedding trip In North Cnrutinn after which they will m,ike their home in Norfclk, Va. wheie he i* stationed. University'as-a senior, and . somebody is bound to laugh. The guy win, laughn can also Us Mr*. Vi merit .A . Daley and daughter, Paunt-llc Davie, of New found laughing at Carson's sOreen DaURlitern O f Wesley New Vaccine .Made York Pity Imve arrived to spend K«k*. The trouble With Jack’s dressing several weeks with Mr*., Dojey's Met L a st Tuesday For Pneumonia parents, Mr. and Mr*. E. I.. Bur­ room humor is that "dressing room” is a misnomer. It should dick. -ihe- Ihrtrgtcnruf-WpMPy t'lil-f NTEW YORh, sTi.t in. p. K. be—I'loehci—nmm.!- -it**-furmT."bllt of the First Met luwlint Chuicli held ! R. .Hquildi A :-’„u* vestelduv an Warren Daniel* returned tm nut In print, I stopped by the "April Shower#" thni 'iiunithty bu»lne*» and MU’ial iioiincial manufaiillle id a vaccine Tuesday to Columbia, 8. C. to re­ enter the University of "South art to see Cai-uii ill a vaudeville m*,lMig on Tuesday at_ the home F"r Pneumonia Carolina. He i* studying for his routine with 12-year-old Buhfiv of Mis. Henrietta A, William* I Although inimdlm and Ilie -til engineering degree ht the univer­ Kllia. The) had b;rit dancing all at 122 Summerlin Avenue Mi- . \ (n* nulled pt» imoina from iL* morning, hut alien Cuismi stepped C II Winn sity. o\i*r tlir j former place T the nu„! dtimled down off tin- stage it-was a* if he [ "f all winlei -11- e n tlii, ,-idd Neil Powell mid Charles Park hadn't been dancing at all. It was mettiiitf. . j penlher plitgu, ,nll kill- more left on Tuesday for Atlanta, (la. more like he find been wrestling II.,- ela*» decided to have their lllan mm „ mi American* annually. .'Jr. Powell will enter the Emory hogs. Oetf>tM*r merlin* III t!»•* foimuf a vinint* no iluutl aft. University Denial College ami Mr. su it-,, toil given two Carson, found a <cal and *pmwl- hre.tuet and report* were heard 1’iirk the Mcdnul School of Em­ ed. fhuii ihi* ufficiTK, Hu* iioniivmM m niIyrim -vi- iip jtm tm ory. “Never trv tu l>e a dancer late’ ing committee wa* a p p o in te d IUMnjty that pi.vunl’ or tmtigale* Dining lh# social hour qul* game* 1pneumonia an.u k- for -iv months in life." he whispered. Whep he gqt hi* lireatli hack, V',ie played by the inciiiU-i,- miuU |0 „ y,.Br, he pointed to little Boldiy. still refreshment* were served This vaccine i- unusunl in opp dancing n« ny on the stage, and I'ho-e attending wrie Mr-. wav, ln*ti;»i| --f .lH-ing made frwMt said, "Would yuu believe it. that Edna Brush, Ml*. M. II Smith, the pneumimia grim . ii is made kid didn't know how tu dance six M*-. Ague*"Smith, Mr-. C, M. Flo- from the angary m ai^ that they week* ago, I helped him all I could, WtT*. Mr*,, t l . K. White, Mi*. wear. These i.s e - aie railed polyami lie still learned ijumv. lie’ll I,. 'I, lyre. Mr*. J. C. Davi-, -ucchnrlde*. Dine ale 7b known pruhnhly ideal mV show." Mm . J. K. McKinley. Mi-. I". A. kind- of pneuiiiiuiia gortti* and Which would la- an under­ 1’ >Ia nd. .Mr*. J . JUA!" illjauu. .il-ont.n- jpu!ji_iiiIftienC linua.jif statem ent T f the’ fl rs t’ iuaglVlTtldP.' Mm , (J. A. Ilodey, Sir*, William-, the ilisca-e. I'ci'|le uii' a twuy* slenliug show * Mrs, /.ada lairil, Mrs, Winn, Min Tlii- vsecirn ha* been umlir from Carson. In “Romance in Rmhu- Zachry, Mias Ruth llnml ti ml bv nn.'lical men for year*, High C " the thrft, commltteil by ai d 51is* Alcett ITiupnuu, and ii* cffi-i u have been proven newcomer Doris Day. a-umm-d the IHRTH ANNOUNCEMENT u n - tiiwoit*hOo.Wirr- |U T ~ r.n~ Tire -Mr.—«nd"iM»fr I la ward' Iirbwn ^UriigbiDoir* of gland Taic'jiv. Squitih tepei m i-redil the medlral “Ami she.” »iiid Jack. "I*n’t even Fred Maynard To nnmuinrrd today the birth of a i-'spei tnii-nl- I" Dm tor- l.luVd Fel daughter on.Kent. 17 at the For- supposed tu Iki an actie**. She O p e r a te H uh G r i l l ’'""-'1: / " " s u h ^n-nc. nahULaughton Memorial Hospital. [sings.'' r Dr. • ulln Mncii-fid, New York Uni | Jack's rule at Warners i* that of vrraitv S-liool of Medicitio; Dr. Frol V. Maynard, who fur ti fur thrr<- months without going 'a workhorse,* The big (»i* foot, mil. |2<H) pound! lug I* perfect fur the number of year* was runrieclnl Rov .lohii’iui, Mr. and Mra, Mhynard have pur There i* a night hell to awaken job. If n gal can make a good movie with lha Hhraft- Candy btul Res­ h y fur rails after the normal 10 jwlth Carson in it, she'* star taurant Company »f- New York, rlui-eil a hurtle irt Geneva, Tliey ;mtl w ho wa* al-u employed III Ihe said I loti tln-v like .‘jmiford v« rv ii clock rinsing time, but must lyiatrrial. * -uliscrilier* respect her hour* 2nd Carson la getting a little weary Ihitel* Astor and Savoy I'lnzn, hn* nun h. and mi non need that they m tin not m il late unless it i« a real of the workhorse routine. "The *taken over Ihe operation of the lend t*- j:ive the Ifest service pq* emergency. •, *tmlio appreciate* it, and you gel j Terminal Grill at the bu* staliun *IMe lif haul resilient*. Addition When Uunronl rullrge I* playing a lot of money Chat way hut you | which wa- formerly opernlcd liy of filling IhhiIIi * i* planned. a home game here during basket- don't get any credit," hr sigh*. hull sea *im. how ever, she.urlillngl'.' what can y*ui d«7 I Work remain* on the job after hour* n> lip a new story, with real gag* in the new* service* can get tin* it for me. I sell It do the sluido and alory. what happen*? Somebody else Mr*. Mastin'* bossea are the plays the movie. seven men making up the unpaid "Maybe someday - -I keep hoping Imaid of directors. Each one Is - thcrpll he a Uarsoii inuvja and alig n ed a*-district Iff Which 'h e Ami’ll lie aide Vo find ('arson In it." must make repairs himself when­ If you think a recession Isn't on Ijoungc anti ItcKtaurnnt ever tlirre i* n line break. the way - -and you’d have to hunt, — Ai The Sanhinl Airport — Tile stockholder* ami director* hard in this town to find somebody Ii'»I*I their annual meeting the sec­ iwlio think* It Un't • -lookit who'. Saturday, Sept. 20 ond Saturday in August to elect , Marsha Hunt ami Gall Patrick officer* "and assess themselves fut 'have found: the HUH wardrobe* Nt‘wl>’ licmiidi'lcd P a lin ' I limr anil Itallnium updating expenses. I being deiigned far them to wear Tlii* year the board elected. D. in "‘End of the Rainl«iw" coincide P a lin ' To 1 h r ' Sltt-ir Of I- Thompson, a retired Mercer rxartv with the »lyle**ln two lop county deputy sheriff, president fiiglht fashion mag* of l year* GLKN DROWN and ORCHESTRA and voleil to send hills every three ago. And 1U33, In case you've for­ month* instead of just once during gotten, wa* the year of the great Dining From 6 P.M. Til ( ’losing Ihe mining year. tobowwan. • Bad connections may be a little 50c .Cover Clinriic For ItesenalirmT Pbuni 9115 more frequent and service a litthThe Homan Colosseum was In­ slower than with a modem dial augurated by Titu* in 80 A. D..' 1‘tttlrr New Mapagnunit system, hut Athens subscribe!* and probably Mated between 4U, swear by their "family" company 000 and 50,000 people. and it I* doubtful If they woul-l Dade it* friendly courtesy fur tinImpersonal efficiency of a metro­ politan system. 1/5 wonderful! . ,, Mr*. Jule* Colie. lu p e ry tflf of the State Welfare Bonn! In San­ ford. rnteialned on Tuttitny at S:W1 tiVlock. IrfAhohor* of Mr*. Janws p, Ridgr, a member of lha staff who will leave toon tir make her home fli Sarasota. Abuut 20 *taff mrmliers. their hustraml* ami mrmjwi* of the hoard Went iireient to honor‘^Irs. Ridge who has the longest period of -ervice with the Iih' bI Welfare Hoard. (iuests enjoyed swimming at Mr*. Code's home in Fern Park a fter which- dinner was served at the Longwood Hotel in Dung, wood. During the dinner a gift was presented to the honored guest and dancing wife. vAjo/hd until late In the evening. PAGE TimEB pw eahw « ' M!(ahol IfddellH. rgcr. College uf fti an Army Air- Forres expert* I'hv-drian- itnd Surgeon,, Nc,v unlit; d Iu ii no ii wvrg *acVmk. and Dr. I’iiul Kuiifninn, Ntw cinated. rhe imeiinionin ’ yarriera, York. p e rsu n * net s irk but c a rry in g The vaccine I* pot '"effective tmeumonia germ*, in 'e x tra quartagainst thy' ntiw-fashiniieif virus pneumonia, wliicli , ft>-b o'nd act* title*. Wete greatly r*dilre<L PneUtminin dsTif wa*. p articslly ellrrtlike old-fa*hume<Ugrippe. . * it' _The announretiivnt ‘states "that tpatiHl *1 j j * BuUon7.Button. F 0 l l T H E ^ '5 F O O T 4 ‘j A N O U N D I I ^ w h o te got th* buBonFWhy this oobofdin# dr*» "ond mof* Ihon on* .“T , o whol* ormy morzhing right acroti tha f/ont ofld hondiomaty down tha tide Jo ih ham. In oauo. loait. m*llon. beiae, Sliei 12 to 20 <1^1 �THURSDAY, SEPT. 18, 194T THE HANFORD HERALD, HANFORD, fM ffllPA in |he eevepth Inning robbing him double victory over the Tigers. YESTERDAY'S s t a b s About 6,000.000 trees arc used The United States urea about, of a no-hitter.. each year in the United States for The score* were 6-4 and‘8-0. Pitching. J»f Dobson. Red Box, 13Q million railroad ties every Hatting. Barney McCosky. Alhpitching a 4 0 .mc-hit victory over year, enough to build 43,000 mile* wire service poles, enough to T he' t’hllllppin** Is the only the Brown*, a broken bat looping hulld a line 100,000 miles long. fly. trail Hingle by Wally Judnlch Christian country in the Orient. H anford, Calif., Softball Nine Nipes C learw ater -CLEV ELA N D . Sept. 18. O P tTlie llanford. Calif., Kings' were Installed.today aa tho "dark horse 1 TABLE SUPPLY =L O V E T T ’ S = PICCLY WIGGLY after. Low iMerroriii’* single. The (luanlity High Ip Reserved Price* Hood Thru Sat-, Sept. 20 loss was the .first for the Florid­ ans ami for their are htrrlcr Herb Dudley, who fanned 22. Boy Stephenson uT MtneoTa. N. V„ Qrtimmans tossed a one-hitter at the Stratford, Conn., Itoofera in the other men's division game to win 7-0 and eliminate SlratThe dcfcnditig champion Fort Wayne tram goes against Kavakoa drill of Washington, D. C. to­ night a t 8:46 (KSTI and Toronto, Ontarlp meets Harlingen. Tex., IllWav Inn at 6:16 in the other men’a game. New Orleans Jax girls won their third straight tourney vic­ tory ‘1-0 last night, with Nina Korgan limiting the I’hocnix, Aril. Ramblers to one hit, Vlr glnla Dobson's last-inning triple. The Jax girls are after their third straight world rhampionship. Washington, D. C., Garvins made 11 errors in absorbing a 16-1 thumping from the Frcspo, Calif. Docket a sttd Unwin* 'out' of the tourney. (Jinny Buslck afld Vera Miller held the losers to a lone alngle while their teammates ran up the biggest score in tourna­ ment history with a 13-hlt bar­ rage that Included homer* by Kay Rich and Nadine Nichols; J. 4k K. Hhoc« of Columbus, O., play Toronto People's Jewelers at 7:30 tonight In a dash of two unhoiMn gil l*1 nines s m l»t ~IO lV 2t r the Fresno. Calif., Rockets and the Phoenix. Arlx., Ramblers meet with tho loser due for elimination. P ennant Winning Moultrie Packers Take G-F Series TALLAHASSEE, S ep t 18, (A*) '•—The pennant-winning Moultrie 'Packers grabbed the (JrurglaFlorldn 1.1-ague playoff finals last nlghl, defeating the Tallahassee Pirates. 6-3, and earning the right to, meet the Florida State League Shaughnessy winner In an Inter­ loop series, f Hie Florida Slate entry In the aerie* may be itrterminud tonight when St. Augusilna, leading 8-2, and Gainesville claTh In that ground* forced postponement' or the Kheduled game last night Moultrie piled up an early lead but had to nip .a strung ninthtrratnr Tall«hH**PPTkirrTirwtn UT*~ Ueorgia-Florida playoffs. ■ -Trail-' I n a f fl going Into. Um fin *a. the J ’irate* scored two runs and had the tying runa-ln scoring tallion before (Iowan relieved erhlk and retired (h i side. 4. Moultrie 201 100 1 0 0 -6 10 T Tkllahassee 100 000 002—3 0 3 lierblk, Gowan (10 and Wren; Yobernetaky, C r o m a r t l e and Xravekey. S Montgomery TripH Gadsen In Gontest MONTGOMERY. Ala., Sept. 18, (Ah—Montgomery’s Rebels ami the Gadsden Pilots meet here again tonight for the fifth game of thy Southeastern tr a g u s ' Shatighitn. ay Playoff Itest-of-seven finals With ths series tied a t two-all. The Reltrls rapltallxed on-a costa a to 3 victory In-a pitchers’, bat­ tle between Joe Deraoraa ymd Gadsden’s Jim McClure. After Montgomery opened up With » f i r s t .inning one-run lead. Lefty MrClure began to (war down. .However, a throw to the R e fre s h in g Factory Pack Blue Rose (VUjailUb C JV J Fancy Yellow Squash lb 10 m argarine Selected Tomatoes lb 16 Tender Green * ’•- * Beans 2 lbs 20 Fresh Nurgin, DEXO Western •i Cucumbers Hydrogenated Vcg Oil 2 lbs 25 Thompson Heedless Grapes 2 lbs 25 Tokay Grapes 2 lbs 25c Cooking Apples 3 lbs 2!)c Stew Hull a ns Medium • P aqq Hamburger Lb 35c Club Steak Honey D<-w Mellons TOMATO JUICE each 49c Potatoes 5 lbs 33c 49c Fresh Ground No, 2 can 16c ’Idaho Baking Lb Sirloin Steak Sirloin or Lb Lb Center Cut Center Cut Chuck Libby Garden Potatoes 3 lbs 29c Herman's (Jiadi- A— Western Baby Shrimp Bnfiy/Urrf Sirloin •Steak Standard lialttmoro Oysters p t 79c itaby Western Round Haddock Steak .F illets.___ lb. 43c- Baity -R iS rrb iiel Sw ift’i O riolo Tondorod Whiting Boast Who. or Sh. Half Fillets Fillets Rib A Brisket rmoure Star Sul net Stew Beef lb 31c Herman’s Skinless • Weiners Choice Voal Herman’s Assorted lb 43c R ed-P erch Fillet - - L b ^ ~ 3 5 e Grouper Fillet Pko* of 4 0 0 A n n P « k« Salad Dressing^ A A P __ . . » . . . . p t 31c w .. . . . , 49c Lb 45c Large O cean Shrimp Lb 4 5 c ~ — .- Hnvn Pine Crashed Spinach Pineapple No 2 Cen Toiriatoes 2 S C Heins Strained Comstock Pie Bun thine Kritpy Cherries Crackers Lb 23c Ga. Mnid Sw oet Dainty Mix Fruit M u iselm an ’a steal .home aont ___ . . I P brought M P R In what Gadsden 000 101 000-2 6 1 Montgomery 120 000 00*—3 7 2 McClure ami Radakovich; Dgmoran and Stevens. Lb Cooked Fla. Lobster Oleo Dipped Veal qt. 55c Nabisco provi<| to t>« enough ntn». Cen. Slices Western Fresh Oround Burger Round Bone Half Bright Ball Sosp Cauliflower Ha33c Btoksty RSP Pie Nahisro Vanilla, 14-os. Sauce Off In Fulton Open Cherries New, (Jrrcn Cabling* Golden Bantam Fresh Corn New Red Bliss Potatoes Long W hits P o tato es lge pkg 25c W afers no 2 can 17c N02 2 9 c Sunshine Turnip Stokety Cut Green ATLANTA. BepU 18, UP) — A classy field including eeven of the yaar’e top money winners aqd five Ryder Cup player*, teed off to­ day in the opening round of the 810,600 North Fulton Open Golf UUiet. Holding the U, 8. 0| favorite’s ro them, who won hU ill golf tournament, hare li vymber In capturing the Druid is Open, ftied a five under par yesterday as the touring pro* ■of 26-86—71 for tho rugged Volvo lge pkg 15c Jars pta 74c Jane Parker Famous - W oodbury $ Cocos Batter Soap— • , FRUITCAKES lb. 75c 3 lbs.$223 Jtegular A A P Y^lli CORN No. 2 can 17fc *A: A P Coast dp Copat Wine 4-5 Sherry, Muscatel, P o rt 75fc Palmolive For Dishes * Fine I Vsl (It’s fil Tokay >1 .Fancy Yellow Oniony WjUtad, Sweet Rutfbagis Allsueet Oleomargarine Superbrand Oleomargarine Hedl-Mixt Oleo SoUl Delay Chttae • 1 * Vitamin-Full, — —— m. .«■ 8 o i Pkg 13c . rr- ■ �?DAY. S E P T , 18, 1917 ^heeler of Sanford CANVAS AWNINGS kNVAS PORCH CURTAINS -^£N£TfAN BUNDS Aluminum, Steel, Woodt . _HLDAY- DELIVERY. Paralysis Adds To European Troubles LONJHJN, Sept. l7 M flF -A n ''.tdl'D-ik. +S . in/enttlw - paralysis fWnWltfWUM of record proport ten* in some-localities-w«* tmilcat.V1 jin European statistic* >m {land Hi iI inn, Germany, Austria, Hid. k’lum nml Sweden seemed hardest hit. France-Italy, Czechoslovakia, the Netherlands and Denmark also reported case* of the disease. The British outbreak . wus the most widespread since record We REPAIR! FREE ESTIMATES Phnnr 80S Kidneys Bring . n Sleepless Nights It ml T H E l A j j g g g g H E R A L D . S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ’ Athletes Foot Itch How To Slop It Make 5 - Minute Tell ()a Ti:ai|, «t any dro* More! ,\|> i.t> ii,., lAiWKIlFL'ti 1‘tiNKTlUr ye ars. * INIt funaklde FULL HTIllIN'iiTII. Chechoslovakia - 127 ... llw h r, MliltK « « » • «■* KILL th» t.-h. ,|»t |t|;\V 'loot c o i f t i or your far this year, against 2H7 last lie l.-irlt al MoustllUl A \inl,r,,,,» year. and don' t - —— -----— iW iirtlw , pMf>wa ham tamtDp m*hu. Franuani mgsawttfcsmarting and burning Msltrt 1 • condition and Ins* ralnible, . ,reftfuj - J ik tp . ' i OmSirit of knw kWnefaja rufttliea psmiits maiwe lo remain in jw.e Wool, it w a . fc« of MW a»t energy, i unJ" ,Sf rTTV A rkm r d&ztit fnrlVwn** n t m u OK If, w e n .ru R r ' »IU*«^*.foe over iff T, . , v •H.*,,* t!ri u ' ." tf rM •io1 I uSTm* -V j ; IPCEPM mil |Ki(ibii{soiM • Wntiffn tlM . <kt Uoaa'a r s in ( bum »n» saanrtru l*rtart>c. ihwrr.-,oe WEAK NERVOUS cranky 'wary month’? Aro sou troublsd by dlitrcaa of (rmaf* ruiieUonat periodic Ui'tnrba rice* f Don UUa make rou left so tired, liUh-atrung, neetuut at sucti llm n l TTwn aa tn Lyilla K. Pinkbam’* Ve*etabi* Ctompound to tetter* tucb armptomal ptnicfiarn* com* pound la mads especially foe women. U also baa viral Dtalufa call a stomachic lonla eflectl Any drmtator*. LYDIA E. PINKHAM’S fiSMSM —------ wtm YAKDLEY VENETIAN IIUNDS ’ H began in I'.*UJ, Cases this ' , year Totaled 4,858 up trt Sept, tl, ( compared with an avrrnge of | . . ilOO cases annually for the Inst j 115 years. London had had til 3 • eases'atul 32 death* by that date.it; lit the t>cah week, cmleil Sept, ti, all Britain i r ported ,i582 new rase*. Berlin had H,Ml ill of pedtomyr* 'litis in that city’s worst record ami Hamhutir had reported 1(10 rase* and 40 deaths. Other report* included: Austria — iJWfl case* in the last three months, described jis an "epidemic.’’ „ Belgium e-ilffcl rase* Inst month, mainly ground ^.iege, dc-crilied as ’‘epidemir/’ Sweden 682 rases so far this year, slightly mow than the annnual average .for the last 10 -America’* Moat Beautiful Aluminum •• Cedar - Polished Aluminum • A»h Me For Free Katimate Legal Notice IS C O U R T 111- T i l t : tT U ’. N TY J t r p ilK . M :\ ll\ M l f. i l l l ’NTV. b’U IU ID A . IX I’ l l l l l U I t i IX tt It T il K HUT A T I: O K SVII. 1,1AM I- T A 1*1* i n . . .w.1 T t i A M . VV im u I r MAV l*U \OKHNi f fliiitw !• iir* f !?i . jsiwif Tapp fli« 1 » <• k I fii nn of * t hr *p«f4t** **f W »i li,tm i. T«p|». *W« *«li 1liiif *ht* rlt#if 'I nrr frtiti ijEHW*' ft rix t *1- fill. r§f«amt thrtl ■!». Hill iippiy lit lha 1 Mr tl IV Wat* tYnititf 1 utj tt* «*| H* uik maU ■ ***i m , ffl ifr-M on the I3U> , l o i v i .i l .,1 HA fn*r it|»|Mr*,V|*t fl| *-ti||r nft»l ft»| fiUttt tlt«fhnr«f 4* Akfrutii!»Ifx*tfit >*i ih* e«in11 iif IVillurit I Trtp|* rtL *tii I til# iW liiih k nf St ptrintn'r l!»4l 9 Milili T i |T P. W. STEVENS ~ t»17 W. Koblnfton - Orlando l.'hone 2-0720 i- _ llir r^ l.ilr uf W illi * I*- T |p |Y Fairil Man (Jets Paid For . Jdst Sniffing Hams FO R SALE 1 9 W ORK W A N TED Sniffihi* is the only way the hnni indtl'tiy finds out w hrlhrr n hum ia or bail after it’s cilhntT Ham • k. riiiployed ptnctirally fult*tH»o n* a sniffer, takes n long steel diver-much like an ice pick ,—and labs the mint in foiu plaeev Th«i^ tu- sniffs the s|,Hd.' "tli si ham smell* cihuI," he ex­ plain "Bad hum just smells." A FOtMIR editor of ,Uh- "Daily It takes a pure sleet sliver. Han­ Worker", taut Is F rtuAcnz is shown cock *n»s, to lutnc out the "real as he teslifled tn New York at a flavin.“ deportation hr.irlnf for John Santo, tUen then, h i say*. "I nils* » International director ol orRantza* few. Hut not many," * tion for the Trsnsport Wiwker* ( Rim ock has been with Kingnn Union. He slalrtl that Santo was a ,since In- was In Ids earlv leans. member of a Croup charced with •He didn’t sta it out and a sniffer spiralling t'oinmlinlMn In union* In |ju*l nosed hlf* way up the ladder, •nut and IBJ7, ((ntcrnar.onol) as it were, leaming n tittle Iter' land thefe from his predecessor. Legal Notice I'd lake it sniff til the ham he jokaytiL". ami then at the one*.he Ml I UK 111 Al'l’KAII Tilt: eTAi u ' d ' i i.uliltbv Atr uv.UajmHed." .ho say*, "and I got Ytr ‘ n w M r-K.M OhT. WluwTltnow the ....... d iffe ie n eKl.rS' IIAMtM „ , ..... ......... ewe, Pi et ty win |iLa«»- ul l mill# (IIP ,,f "<V c u m *, h liiu a r t b . ')'• tm»>I>inoT* !' h*'' ‘ 1~ T I-■ IT — -— •■ I— -Wit '-s C e le ry h ^ io l him ! t> ffW lll T ill b l it s t. i lm tV K I.I »• «> lii'X l* J I I ’l l A l t i a r T T i i N m ttfti i a i u u . i s v Vmi at r fifTejt) rrt| t| ■!rtf »ll*| »» tltin t i«i 1m* Hti-1 Ilfinri l ti4 <Wh tin» uf 1 »i !uli*r, |> lFf?» If* lit** lull uf e*rhr|.UiMt I M Agnmftl r«« lit I Itit ran##* id Ut» ClffU if Ti.ijt! #if I’fiufilia H u r it k . «i *4.4 1**■ Flu till it rtiul Iftt1 bfftrtdl at#41 fiirf#* uf, t fit* th* 'J^fh tl3J *llf AlllVlllt A l» I f If - tl J* l if t tnitf ti Ave. 12 SPECIAL Sb MV ICES SEWING MACHINES Space for offi<*e nr other type bunS U.KS A SR It VICK inrsse. See William Davison, BERTS DEWING MACH. SIKH* t- «*tnrk * Hanford Bus ,S tation. 116 8. FRENCH. PH. 1IM WILL grind corn for feeil. grit* IggiM _____^ A menl every Saturday morn­ FRIED SHRIMP DINNERS COMFORT,MILE furhrtlied (K-tling. J. W. Bell, Lake Mfiiuoc. to ru h m ii'v i u i . every night at Homer1*. ronnt a<ljoining tmth for J girl __ '» * — t - T t lK t S a —W tt^ lAAllhtt.N A li.U IS . - o n l y , — ir .t m - w r k t y r “ J l 3 " t t r , l l y t | , \BY , P ott RfcNI Hour aand»r. Easy GRAND PIANtb Wurlrt*t* lv u * ,„ ..,n Aveni<e , zer, Meonilitlonml The Mtulc 0|><-intion Rrnaounhle rater. San- *ifi-ii, sen , ,I, ford Point A Glass Lo. I’loote V ' iiv a u k t iK it r t t v f f o r U ’ IB D Boz, 111! W. First Hi. Plum* ■it303.____ r ____ _________ U>u _ a . * , ih b-c TTicnr*r T.t i 965. AOjy.DiJfetj'tNT, a .- ' "fruinw T T p - u r - w m iim M>Klnte> ...................... to* 11,■ < irt,iU k~‘ T t i m r PLYMMirni CONCRRTR SEWER PIPE ' ’’“ 'ID mu h*,u L'lm iin . i i..i hi , -t P A in S ANII SICK VICK OOM empty house. Phono SEI'TIG TANKS, Grease Trap* f'b'.iiU*, i i .e i,ii,. ,,i <h. — Phone to il batiit w tii^ ii; McKinley Vt'llllninBlocks, Aluminum Window* and] 109 Palmetto Ave. Screen*, White cement Paint,, T h lM t t f . TO jaia iV ln lfin ! IVr* COLMiLE would like 2 or 3 nioni I'crma-tile, llurrlcajia brae^a T DE moth proofinc last* f> Kill, tt iltiaiii.i.n Ail,*at*. IM -m U u t AND V f lf A U K I I K lt r .jlt *’uM . furntahetl apnrtllienf Hintil Jan. a n . Have your woolena moth Miracle Concrete Company, 309 AN I'KD *v Sbl'cM lii ,aat -all fm Ut,'IPIK. Reply J.VA. II. Cate nruofed now. Downtown Clean- aMlw Elm Aviv Phone 1835. .lm , itlvarcF. alttirr |,F n *uialli Herald. era A Laundry. 113 Palmetto. i*r bv alinrney, »■ th* l|<h u „ , „f Are. Phono 914 Uaptemlwr, l»iJ. |/ >nu (,,| <„ PURE Img lard 3.V lb. .1 lb*, fl.00, u. a* ‘ 7~,i----I I ' " 1 ’* *•»"'• *i!4 a m i l . , p c w n b . .l^jtE A I. E S T A T E FO R S A L E ■N. Lan-berg, Glndervlllc, Route Plann 1 unhtg and R e p p lrin g . L . L ■ « ill t„. . m .^ u , n„ „ „ , >‘■ 1 . ‘III Will th ..,.,if i,, Bill. Re*. lilbW . twirtr.___________ . . , -------- --------------O A K C O R D wood I I B .OO cunt, T E A L KSTATh t V K iT T k li AN D Don* CD ,i HH INH -Write Jo h n - f ’tfftn," A ltam o n te INHURA toBfurd in K-nitunl, I'unMiy, Show cards and ooatar* K ill >l.i, nf A * « „ ,l |,< I, Springs. MORTGAGE LOANS O—Nin-VH SIGN HERVICM *' t’ HutiUiin RAYMOND M. BALL, Kcallur O. D.___ Landless. I’hone 1021 '■ 1'brk i.f Ih , |'|rni]|| l''„„,j TRANSFERS— 1-arge new jiNsort_ ___ Registered Broker and b‘ ” "1 f,,r <'Utility, ment* Deeat Nc|* for Kitchens, LONNIE” MCMULLEN’S In su ra n ce A gent Market Bathroom*. Nursery. Also Glass Bnilyr 7jSho|i- upt’P .TJutriwiay. — j*v . «» »*7—tmtn“ ; Rm. 4 Florida S ta te H ank B ldg , 0 -du , ,, COTTAGE '4t<)t)ttT - tB?7 FATeTil Highway 17 mid 92 tint Hally * immplrltul — larg e se rv ice room '^~H EN K A ItiK fit,ASH ft '**" PAINT CO. 114 W. 2nd Slrret I Sal FV1iT"v“ f*?mturday. RENT A CAR YCiU DHIVM IT PIIONB 209 fTRUICKLAND-MOKHIHON ■ u -d iiiv k . it , i N a (ftth chunter. kitcHcn nml living HOT PLATE LUNCH Quarters — One rlolll|le m ila g e , connecting hath arrangement, . Hervial from 11:30 to 2 at Homer's. each aide having twin IwiU nice- I „ „ . _i , „ ly furnished, open and doing ^ LDA1 slze l f practically SEE US FOR Phone 905-R. MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING hu*ine**. Bargain for quirk n,' w AND TYPING •ala. 1 CREDIT I.UIUtAU OF open and doigg .............. Bur- A PIEC E maple living mom aullo. SANFORD 317 W. 15th. . gain for quick ‘■ale. u r. N. Park I’hana 180 .FRED W. BENDER. Uasltoc SEE Jimmie Cowan'* Sheet Ul Room 2 M ule'Bank llldg. Works for roof pain I’hone 10.10 EXt’K Itf RADIO KF.PAilHNC painting. Phono till?. Fred Mycrt, 311 E. 2nd 8L K ^ R 6 A R T IC L E S W A N T E D CLE5 g OH SA LE THE IIOMK SHOP WATCH A CLOCK REPAIRING d ^ r , twpper pirutt. )L B. Highest cash prlca paid fag 1790 Sanfotd Ave. Phono 1143-J I-akn Motinw, Fla. furniture. Ted Davis Furniture Co. 311 K. 1st. Ph, 958. 1*1)11 1^\ | , f • ATTENTION >191 HERS —DIAPER SERVICE— . OLD NEWSPAPERS -5 CENTO I'LL BUY your car regardless,of Baby Valet furnithca hoapital PER POUND. BUNDLED IN ago or condition. Roy Reel, 308 clean, sterile dlaucra and iUrsIutBUNDLES. W. 2nd St. Izrd container. Ecunomical and 10, IB, 20 arid 25 CENT safe. Fully mediijdty approved HERALD OFFICE WANTED — used typewriter tn Call Daytona 2407-W ct licet ft.r good condition. Phone 1008-W. NHV SPINET PIANOS- Weaver. ‘details. 98 diapers, 32 a week. '.™>eral trade in 'it term*. The 7 P a ts , L iv e s to c k , S u p p lle a "FIRST IN HANFORD" Music Bo*. 11!) W. First SL Pohn* 963. FOR SALE—Beautiful 23 month* Cohen's Radiator Rhop for com plcte radiator Hrvice. 108 San old. Black male Cocker Spaniel. [ MOTOR’H INN? Fre'rieti' amfSenTford Ave. Phono 388-W. Pedigreed. Wilt sacrifice Phono ino l* B ird . 32. Curtains, I.ace taklcclothl wished, i a u t o R a d io s , Mciorota. s d e . starched A stretched. 618 MelHELP W ANTED and 8v nrle a .-T li* Muaie |b»«, 8 tonvilte Are. Phone 879. 119 W. 1st St. Phone 963. WANTED—Experienced office A EXPERT auto painting and body I flat ter ia* A Battery Charotrg. repair. All work guaranteed. credit man. Firestone Storoa. H. a POPE C. INC. Jackson A Gibb* Body Shop, 2100 French Are. Phono 1009-J. WANTED while counter man FLO W R R8 -• aged 20 lo 40. Apply Pig N’ fa* all occasions Whistle. A UTO S FOR SALE WANTED: Reliable hustler to I f f lea ph. 403 n atd an rg pb . f llO R succeed R. Sim m ons to *0 consumers with 200 Ttousc )D itairw ay camplele. Magic FOR SATK necessities in North East Polk I Chef Range. Second hand Moor*. poSJSrfeO O fm liiw . Prodtlite 1939 P»ck*ni new motor, acw iPhone 0O2-W. .. aold 20 years. State ago, occuna-1 ruhlwr. 12091* Magnolia. Radio IFETY BLUR- WINDSHIEDfV tion. roferencce. R z w l t l g n ' » ' *nd heater. any make or model im ; Dept. FA I*440-YB, Memphla, 1 ' _ ' daylight driving, Cut* _ 1 tealL ,nr. a » . g.-Ilartm aa.-B o a -fortT-LT TItlfCK~ Plymouth-1935, 234, Ungwood, Fla.___________ j goo.1 motor, »29B, Phono OrREFINED LADY, no sneumbtrlamto 2*1239 after 4 P. M. antes, live-la. Light duties, rare of child. Mr. Maynard, Bus FOR HALE by original owner; I AGIO CHEF STOVE, hot water Station. 1941 Dodge Deluxe coupe (Fluid 1 heater, excellent condition. Ph. o fftL s .0 , ^ w n u . , loaK f. ... Touche D rat Co. H p,n„r. or. _nh 99. BURNER Jewel gas stovo with , 1 sm all wood stove and 1 WANTED a boy to work p art time a t service station. Mdat be able FOR SALE—1940 IH ton Ford wood atove.. P. O. ’ to fakSiNh refJh-teea. Atlantic tnirk with laaTy. Ilium* 31, Hill ri,..1 , Oil Htatltin. 3rd and Park Aro. Lumber A Supply Yard, ’g a j a a a . ? ® e -e ;........ - \l* i> M’lrn iii r .io n u»»i| VI V |V : S ' l M.-tTII Jt DK-tAI. 'T a t i : o f MKMINt’U t » J«h ltT “ F * H E CtlD'I'IT 'iK i i ^ 'i u d a a n i * k <ii i IH "■•HAN. in «»ON T¥ M. Milter, I ’U t n l i r r v«. l t - ,t » n is , • , M ille r. Defvndent N n. 4 (* » Putt f*‘l t it, „ire • '“ DfilL OP . r u n u i q rloN T O , Il* .ltK U T I t M I U .K H w h i« a,1,1..- t* imtosag**ft, s a irry m .iifS A T i,,t tx u b M Mlllrr r s u it f ..r t l l v t , , , . esetao you In the a l , , . , . e n title ""<• »•»* are hereby ie.|olr* 4t I., (lie y„u , w rltu ti appniranr* (per "[ ,'*r winrii«rt i„ the l»m •f < iinii'lalht In sat.1 ,„ mfiMt. M*.i»t*r. o th tu c sth istr. an il •« there i f i „ f||. , „ Br if »ny >»« have. <n 'ttlit. r— nnJmt h> law. f nd fall not, el*e „ |i> * i.e I’r n * I'i,n r«*i. Will b* en. Irr-g you. I h * nattre wtq gublUhrd DOC* * UreX for four M l ronreeull,. n r r M In T I I K HANPOHD ILK ItA l.D « hewausue, „f rt^HlaHi,n mibltrheij tn fteinliwd*. I ’ounty Klortda. - tv I TN gag 'nr I han.l amt official *e*t St lUnrotd. Hamm,,I. I’nenlv **10101*. this lha |«th day „f w tiu n ,' i*c, A. D , Ite r. <>. I*, tinnd.>n 1’larh C lfM lt Court Kell,it,ole I'l.unl y, Ktoil.la My (». L llant D-iiuir *’(ech iMffso m a o T irt t Hanford, Kinross MaiUrmlier ll«b, | j| T N fiT IC K IM I I K I t r .in it IV K N t h ii imrtttsat t„ <baplar l» l. S’lo rll H la lu to . t i n . as ........ .... (ha fnl lowlne d w rlh e d land It, Memlnnlr ro u n tr. Ktnrlda, will !«■ o ffrrn f for •ale al pul,lie outcry for lha hlghaal **,1 tort c.-sh hut at the front dffor of Ih* Keinlsola Cuanty Court lluuaa at Hanford, heelnslng si II It A. M. nn Monday, Haptambcr ISth . t»4Ti l^>t* t< sa d I t Uluck t D ru m , wold Hist Hook 1 pagta So snd * .M n ~ , " .r — , . ; V„ ; - T l’l< „ j»« and *1 snd put Hook < rt« M l» sad * f I^»t »t Kaaford l ls ls h i. Plat l»o.»k t Page «J ••«*» Park Pint ted* I t ! Park f’D l 'LoU ti. to I I I Marttoa I Midway {look 4 Paeea I t a n d H R U 1|S Soetlon t Midway (took < pssea M aad 14 H SI ang.Z J ftwHoB i Midway P ark p lat t l and I I H > Book T Psgoa •V** * Biocg t teeamwoM Plat * » Per** aad *1 and War Rank t Pa«e« t * aad »» • O. P . I la end OH ^ . rterk nf tha C lm ll •’•'•uit Vein, note Cc.njHy. I’tor'.d., ( C r c a lt - Coart S m J( "> s •fr-.-lr I Communist* 1 Italy s/ul M~tt‘K F N / i r Foreign Affairs Analyst , l d t , rhe.most , idangerous issue - a m W * N ,bR" n,,tc Th « ; .... I a. i .. . IflfM Fff the most d ifficu lt Itich thy ih, we *ei* that . the m n sisfe n t t asarm ld y of the I ’uit N’ationa faers as it begin* its new sc*. use of the veto pouei by H u ssla in' the C . N „ fit- in w ith a broad • siiin s tis la y ' ts that of the veto In m eans of which' nnv one „ f .M n d c g y of ob* true (ion which in lhr ’ big fiv e t Hinnim . It riin in . T a a o in l’U to the w i d tevoluliort , F ra n c e , C h in a and the If. S .I can that i* now in fsn w sw in g. Mean- ‘ k ill n m a jo rity- dn'isitin in the tim e the Soviet delegation has been S e c u rity Co uncil . table to use the t! N. a* n «oundin|f T h u s fur the |ieave o ig au izatio ti j board fo r diseem ination of Com* has I h-oii rrn d ereil in i t i a l ly im- m unistic idea*, indent by R u ssia'* persistent However, the .R u s s ia n s la te ly em ploym ent of this p a ra ly zin g h a te t»*en -w in g in g into the dr|m w rr w hich w as adopted or* fe n s iie j n ro iitin st to the o ffensive tg im illy II- o nev-essary safeg u ard w hffh they w e ir m ain tain in g a . but wn« intended for use only in V,,H, fli;„ T lie o lh r . m em ber* of fxtn*m«* pinrigm ctFn t nnUtiun* a. fi'g n the Soviet Ii‘»n of «hU situation tnu^i ' J* ...* ' ' •a|>ait m e •leleim ined to have * Ult.inu.tel> mean the death nf-the ^ ^ ^ u h l e peace ornanikatlon even TK- ' « ' P 'T " | l,’"* "U|,,r 1' if they have to scrap the present HASAN SAKA Il lion ,i ,oVk ! coincided l i ' i ^with Mo»c,.w # f-tiuei.ire lefo.m it along lines have (wh|i h ttj„nml,.,iml„ntl launching of. the world revoHiIion for the spread of Communism. Ilfficuitlmk hope, and have lieon ilitiiliraled hyf The , : .- of rliurse, , ,, is to get ,, F O U O W IN O the r rs t g n a t ln n a o t P ie m ie r Iteccp P rk cr. President tsmet tnonti of T u rk ey n k c d F o r­ similar tavtir* in Allied council* wl,h"ul f*‘ni.Klelin« the U. eign M inister Itason S a k s (ataw el \ but it will take-a trig insinratlon to form a new C o ld n ft So ka’i In fciiro|K*. T he n sttli is that peacr to evojve an idea that will work. A G overnm ent w ill be an Interim !«m l- eetitiomle recovery have l« e ii ve*r ago British Foreign Minister C ab in et In s e n e until the N»* s lv m iia t. nml i f * sig n ifican t thpt llevin propose.! rtt n meeting of the t „ ina1 A s s rm b ir m eet-ni A n ka ra In tu rm o il and b ald tim es provide the jtig Five foreign nititisleis lhat a “ N ovem ber. . (In lrrm tlio m tl) .-""I '» w « » h tntnm uniaiu th tiv e . Inlrrm iliom ti « * $ * * » # * P t *J * * * m ‘N e ^ .I.p— fP d■-jh M b. . . . ' / ~~~ ■A n n ticnri Vo „ g D -d u n a l and S ta le Departiin-nt c.h,petition, for o-e of gel Iwtck to the hum H is o nly ntajoi 1■tibal.M i. ..... ............. -I, ................. a m rope, any- the Ritaslnna are th Hancock ’ like* sniffing, though common cold, which play* VtIH *M*■ i||ffl»| tsuuitKi to Mi"prinrfipal id w liu rtlo n lata" in lire dHH ntfiitft trit ihr* fiiut -H on lint* when business I* heavy w ith n ham -*Hiffi’i*»_ I ium tfi#« lit « i#rm ln *Mtt f*i,i like ,v, th,. ...I ' -n ill Berlin. tierTha U , a>. , . ■ :«tf* nun i„.gaa„ i iraoii m i<‘ it , *i*«Itxe. tn, .lav ,i«> l,„ h, ■ pn.«d he, avoid* *in the ,ehdly «ur- Allied w |w l colitiol . , u t^, i ounril ihat extern 4lh«trt« llte|ilIlfF*i itMatlitt >im *iy 4 ffO O f bams nt onp ‘*tltitiic* In* l|1|: „f the KtDffnn plnnta. * t t *ifrinl Utfiilt. t»f Th*' Ntilth ||e think* otd nm,- Imm- t.a.t it many tumlej Hit—inn iH-cuiiationi if |t InI i'irftlll, tit Nrul fur Hrrmti'tr synhiimw long* for fiesh air.. is “well on the way . to Iwing t Floruit*, mi abt-rpv |i|lr At these times, he ju*t wend* all over the new one*. "They got SoviHize,!". and *ny» the ’‘sus­ i»f Mllit t a n M d r Th«*mi*» W. MeKttiRhi. PU iutift t i. i:m i>n if-fin* hi*, wat out the maze-like plant better meal tlw-ii than they do picion is now posoihlo that the and take- a walk. By the time he jnow," he *ay* "Nowndays, tln-v If. S. S. I! covet* Austria, in orrter Mr K flight. l^hD'lAitt. jBECUIUF PLAYKRS for rent. By rUXFDU FRKD5—complete ||r.c. FLOOR SANDING A finishing.' day or week.-The Muaie U rr, lit* cleaning & waving, Otir power Hunt'* Tuvedc Feeil Store W, 1st St. Phono 115.1. unit enables u* lo Work where Paints, .poultry Supplies, Nails, there i* no electric eotinoctln.i | 0 FF1CK sfiac* tii M*laeh Bulldlnf. Purina Feeds, Groceries and! * available. 21 year* ezperienc-. f ti n l, fo f tffirt*'t»ri* C ttivrrM . I i r Im i an Hctiui! |»*f iMvttff-#,. Large light office*, rewl> d ecor­ Meats. Touchton *4 Watson, 13U1 H. M, Gleason. Lake Mary, Fla, Thr Htinfut.l t l r n h l U ated, all utilities, heat am! janlCelery, Phono tlW , mittil a ^ thr nrw*iiw»p#r In wlileh ‘I i r service furnished. Cull HiirtLAWNS MOWCD. [.nit price* thin iir4,-f »hatll Iir |tii|ill»fir*i f FOR SALE—Llmerock for drlrs#_ It. A A. IrfpL Store. J n r y Lord Phone 7HH-W. ft 1IIf f'ifIt*rrtlIlka U«#is^l w«y* and roadway*— Phone U’ lTNi^HH. m I*' H f r tiifun, iV t l* | NKW k IIKDROOM unfiirntshM I2tl. t»f m I‘I t *| fruit (tlilirl t|f NflllffftlL ap n rlm en t. He-1 I F meet. W IT X K ^ fi m y 6 ARTICLES Misuse Of Veto Is Big Issue * ' For U. N. Assembly To Solve'- A t’ N rs-features ... . RICH MON’[1. Wa. "The nos,< that kn^Ws” in Ojo "mitlti-mtiliun llnlllt ll',i n ",l“ “ “■■* homitnisie*— la oWrn.l by tin L. Hancock. Sr, ffinthsk t>7. h«* the job of sniff infc ham* for the twin Rlrhm.<u.| plants of KinKrtit nml Compnnv. He jhaa.U vn ni it for moic than II year*, during whieh * stretch, he eslfmi'te., be ha» sniffed up. I proaim.,tely Mo.otm.thM) pouijd- of. lit H,*nfnr*L i*ef«»hio|* t'ntiitlk, riUti&A, t hi* - SfHi tiiy of A ti* ti»i 1 » f*^ — - . - ' U IY - lirrtuhm , VMoiil r'ourt <iiflpi.il b rail FOR KENT FA CIE F I V E ..............afiiJS*J&JEs*K.*t: 5 ‘S T T S f e S ''u *'f .►"" f n , " ‘"i V S . n.iu.skcn S S e Xna*J tr«-en Z ™ eager t i n , a w ay to niter the 11. N . C h a rte r so to preclude alo n e of the Veto, hut tin* C h a rte r can't lw changed ih face of a R u ssian veto. A rg e n tin a and A u s tr a lia a re scheduled to lend the battle in the A ssem bly to control the v e in , hut unless they have a su rp rise up . Ilteir ilei-ve* they w n n 'L get ta r h y _ ordinary method*. method*, line wonder* : , 2. ESTS, . , !" has walked jinst the neighhoiing rush it too lilUeh the growei*, I i-olnte t'/e, hoslovakia, and stocktaid*, he *ay*. he'* happy to m e a ii.''______ ________________ to p m rtm tr_ttnly nm t'npnnkio'. a* well a* other |i*rtn -of \Ve»tenV whether Aigrntirik has something FOR T H E BEST ICE CREAM Try T II* T o r l(T C C K K A IM - W t m ake our own Ico Cream , Alt flavor* Tnaty — Delirlnu* — H ealthful K’K CUKAtM E u ro p e , w ith Conumiuiift politir* else m m ind, for she w nnts a G iven ■ little m ule hunger d eclared -petial m ertipg of the m em bei* 'uftel the Asnem ldv to take artfnn. A p io po s o f th is there a re close ■ih- 1-M ri* who lielieve tlmt R u ssl.l would a l j r r j i e r i m lir * if the olhttf member* of tluN, ilm-ided to y'o th eir w ay without the Soviet CjfwJrfti | fl 11• v• 1 I f llif H l l l i h i i i r T h a t would lw an extrem e f«%f tft UF# It « III I iiu-nsure w htth n either ltu**t» not trt lirtiff ’i itielifi an y other nation would want to ill ffidf ft N(!A «•*»«! f pi * If lilt If aIh*t ttfft It* - see, alid /-ei la te ly L ift her roll»*« it«« ft lha pat*. Uta -idi’ ia lio n w ill given to other L I Q U I D ifir iiir « ti« j lOc.lOf.ife method*, including the focusing * of world utlentiop on the d isaste r which run Id grow out of a roil tintuition »f the S o v iet t a l l ics. I rrw«><• M HEADACHE CAPUDINE : -, �THE 8ANF0RD IIERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Palm Reach H it Aiken On Labor Act Pensacola Storm H 'a H IIM * ! f r o m <••»* < > « l the Communist Party and din vowinc overthrow of the govern­ ment ' hy force.. Robert N. Den he in i genersl Counsel of, the National Lain: Relations Hoard, Interpreted thw to jnearj J h a t all top officer* 'id __ . ____ jniFXIO mu*t“ nie nff•davits with the NLRB before nay affiliated unions could qualify for the services of the Board. John L. I,«wis, while he is an M arshall Reaction (Uatlawe InH Pea* O u| a p p ro v a l. The Rome Socialist neteapaper DAT Poi/TlCKlH' MAN Avantl headlined Ita account of Tint., trpplcal diaturhancr, the the Marshall speech, "Marahall S A iH E . KIN * F lL k DE taunt rape lie need bp, Florida In Seeke an Alibi for Intervention Itv n dqcadr,' left at leaat two dead, b ill " at dat coo^fr the Halkana." * The . Rome Comthouaynda of emerifenry-aheltered ipuniat Paper.Unit*.vied 1hc bead'refugeea, and 17 atraftdeil or miss­ HOUSE OoB.BUt l Stic line, “Marahall Ho* Spoken To was tightly hoatded and only *a ing pelVoha, a iw e ll asTnimenso Liquidate The U. N." WHUT HE RAtLLT MEAN few windows in its store front- property damage, Kipltirfg Into the wealthy ‘‘G<dd In Berlin, headlinea in Russianware broken. Winds had ripped is He 'd la* to 1t£ controlled newspapers said the down the bouganvillra vines and Gia«i" playground between Miami UP DE SPACE !i» they rose and fell like dlsturlxsl and I'uim Reach at noon yester­ snakes. Green coconuts .rolled day, the savage aturm pounded erectly In the atresia like bowljpg vacation .apoti and citrus and vegetable-growing farmlands alike halls on n spree. was “trying to make the U. N. ita A flash light gleaming spectral- with winds up to 120-mph. Dam­ tool.*’ ly_on thiL^panlsh type F.yerglad»« age at ill was uncertain, hut protn* , In Britain, newspapers repre­ Club, whose ntrmliers must have ' Ded to run into many million* senting many ‘ shades uf opinion blood bluer than blue, showed no nf dollars. expressed the view that—as the signs of damage to that haven of i Ten thousand persona *fire! by train and automobile fiom their Independent Times of London ex­ the social elite. homes in the flood-menaced muckAiken la a member of the Benat* pressed it: But the erosion of wind and lands aiound Lake Okeechobee -“ While changes In the machin­ Labor Committee which helped waves, although sparing Itolh of the business sections of Palm .terrified lest the aturm repent the draft the Taft-Hartley Labor Lav, ery for the settlement of disputes 1P2H ealnstrnphe in wliich l.htiO Beach, caused considerable de­ but the Communist provision w n can improve and quicken the struction, on the Island section far were drowned by wind-hlqwn the Senate flooi means of conciliation, only the written in water. Ing seaward. after the House had adopted it. will to settle can make the in­ Fnrty today C .fM K ) refugees weir “It'll take several days to learn The sect lull was revised -by .i struments of conciliation effecthe full extent of the damage/* clustered around Retiring. And Senate-House conference commitThe Times said the proposed •aid Police desk sergeant Frank the Red Cross callrd U |von the lea to requite the filing of afftNavy at Jarksonvilte to send food Assembly s t a n d i n g committee 1L Young. davit*. “Most of tile clubs have lost fur 16,000 ineuls. Onwards of “The question of requiring, offi­ would ba valuable as an outlet for th rir hath houses. The hath house 2<K),(KK) others in the hurricanes cers of |»arrnt labor organisations world opinion which “no power patli found haven during the like, the AFL and CIO to file could wholly Ignore." frightful night in emergency affidavits never did come up ill The liberal Manchester Guardi­ shelters near at hand. debate," Alk^n said, “and it nevn an commented: Const (iunrd and Army planes “Hateful though it U to accept occurred to me that it Would appb were criss-crossing coastal waters the present situation by which to anyone e x rrp t. Ihe officers id on troth sides of the penfnsula Russia can flout the will of the Tampa Get« Blow a union which was the actual majority today, searching for small lioats to fit her own unscrup­ bargaining agent." which might ho |n distress. Itam P u r <>*■> Aiken said he would suppoii ulous policies, it is more hateful Ferocity yf llie slot in. was gen­ 4o to)11 uutlMsee miles an h o u r. but r*v s e ­ any amendment to junk »;.• etc to contemplate" the a kteraativc. erally 'regirdeil. as equal' fo-fhaf damage. lion ur to clarify it, he adJ which would rapidly turn"the Un­ of 11128, Ill'll) and lthl5, hut un­ rious Sarasota rated it* heaviest rd that he had no plan* to offst ited Nation* into an American like those hull leant-* there was [.vagus against the Soviet Union." only negligible loss of life. Early winds unofficially at 60 lo 65 miles such an amendment. The conservative Daily Graphic, reports Indicated one man was an hour, with gusts up to per* ' Aiken said he believes the pro crediting Marshall • with having Imp-i 7(1 miles an houi. vision may be unconstitutional op electrocuted hy a fallen wire at "shown the w nf” out of the veto Tree • blocked roads prevented Pow er' failed in the southern, approach to many estates and to I’nlm Reach, and one was shot to section of Sarasota alwui II P- Ihe ground that it “seems to dis­ impasse, said his suggestions gave death, in Miami while attempting criminate against -s political ptrIIhe k .. IU. I N. M “ u .K .t m > v I ,. I ta Ia s i the Bath and Tennis Club and the M. and the State Highway Pal ml ty," He added: 8un and Surf Club, two exclusive to loot n damaged store. chance." station was off the air, but tin In I Dll's a, total of 2,600, per­ “ If Communism is to he outlawr retreats which were reported to In Stockholm, the liberal Stocklest of the city auffeted only I have always thought that tfould have lost many beach cabanas. sons were killed or drowned in holmstldningen, only newspaper to require k constitutional amend­ commrnt this morning, said that The Everglades golf links and the the West Palm llench-Everglmles ment. Otherwise, Communists—un- "for the U. N, the plan might be Balm Beach Golf Club looked like area, while in 1036 a storm killed 600 at Key West. The 1030 dfsless they advocate ^he overthrow w weaaa-of-alraimth, -though, m oib, SanKT tn~ gtmx; of The government T y Tore*—ar-~ ly of a moral grharacter." Money built Ihe fabulous homes U tr r t nr.K—; ,onn--1tffci''Vi' Haiti. 0:30 I*. i entitled "to the saifle right* 'its and' playgrounds of Palm Hrarh Domingo and ./------In Oslo.’the conservative Aftenihe cityDemocrats and Republican!."‘ and money ran repair the hurri­ post said the scheme gras “one of l'ANA#A CITY.- Fla., Kept, .ystern, Aiken and Senator Hatch (D tl>e few possible solutions.” It cane damage to them. But It may IH-t/Vl Many stores were is-lng iUaeli i take years to replace the ruined huttleilly leiarded up here today Fort My NM are oo-authors of tt pending adder) “ It would have been encourag­ royal palms cut .down i n ' a few for tlie first time in history as were evai amendment to strike another set hours along the stricken thorough­ the f’itv prepared for a carom tion from the Tafl-Hartley I-av. ing (/ the Americans had learned fares they once .made green with shot of (he gienl Atlantic-borne which prohibit* political expend/ how to win the full confidence of a beauty that iwcame a Palm hurricane wliich ripped across the democratic governments of lures hy unions. Beach trademark remembered by lower, Florida yesterday and now Aiken said lie la-lieves there is Europe, they being socialist, con­ •very visitor. a good chance tills amendment servative, liberal or coalition cabAn eduralinnnl official said is In the Gulf. • will lie adopted when Congress inels." Company It ofthe National there Was little possibility school* reconvenes. Guard and Red Cro*s disaster com­ would reopen la-fore next week Prices Break since nearly all within Palm mittees' were standing ready for County Home Beach County had suffered heavy ((-•allaae* trass I'aae Osrl Tyndall Field had already evat*. damage. remained weak " in later trading. l l ’e e l l e s r e f r y im I - . * , | tiated its planes to Alabama and The Red pros* said a disaster but the field will not ire lion. accordihg-'Ui H. T. Brown, The general market on sleeiv of local businessmen would set Gtnnrln Civilians, superintendent of llie Home, Value* was $1 to $1.50 lower than yes out today to inspect and estimato ubnmloncd. tha damage in this community were lH-lng moved to atur.dier Winds of 04* to 06 mile velocity (or the radiators are needed, how lerday, with the top prices $34 which Is expected to lw fairly quart era, today continued here, with occa­ ever, he said. During the past win­ today compated with $35.75 ye» Ilpnrh residents were hurrying heavy. The place still is littered sional momentary gusts raging at with eonsidcraldlrc' dehria—palm to town In take advantage of what­ as high as H5 miles an lurur, ac­ ters heating with fire place and lerday. Gram* regained fractions of rx fronds, uprooted trrrs, metal sighs, ever protection the land-locked cording to the U. S. Coast Guard wiring, broken glass and roofing. harbor might give front heaving base anemometer reading*. Irrme losses wliich were record­ ;. During the night two companies At l> A. M. all l>oat* which had he asserted, and added that hr ed shortly after opening of the Evrrlhing movable was M ng of the Florida Slate Guard took been rnported as in distress in did no) Understand why the radii Chicago Board of^ Trade. Wheal fastened down. Fishermen and over patrol dutiea from- local po­ tba-Florida-MtasLCiiaat axeg df_lkl lice who were sent home aTti'i’ -plea sure yirchtsimen Were1anchor*- Gulf were listed, a f *afe with ex­ At present the large huildliiF, on all deliveries and corn some 30 straight hours on the ing their ernfts in bayous ami ception of the snap|>ei fish boat lagoons. which ’accommodate* five white right cents—both daily limili. Oatf "Pilar" disabled and lying at Everyone .went alwut hi* busi­ men and two women is Iteing , Police Chief Jack A. Thompson ness very ralmly. however. The anchor 32 mile* off Boca Grande painted ,-inside and outside, sills wrte off four lo five cenls at •aid 46 store fronts were out shuttering with Capl. Clarence R. Williams windows in store* and porches have received olio one lime, with six cent tlhr limit. end that troops were needed ti. and home.1of ! created a lumber and six crewmen aboard. Hilgo The low on September wheat invent looting. There wax littl shortage and pump's were out of commission but i In-gnu us­ Indication, however, of any Inch- ing hardwoods,cltiions was $2.67, on September com such -as maple, hand trailing was keeping hf r j ttatiotr towards the falter. Most ami cyreas. afloat despite the fact that ptr* $2.53 ¥t> *rrd on September oah eitltens were off the alreeta about of the hurrirana passed directly $1-15 X. APALACHICOLA, Sept. 18 (/P) over her at 3 A. M. T he'sharp price break followed The ti. S. Maritime Service * At Pampann, Just south of Palm — Resident* of this small fishing an announcement by the Agricul­ Roach, two luxurious estates and town today feverishly began pre­ training ship "American Sailor" a big casino were said to hnvc paring for a tropical hurrirana re­ was standing hy ready to lend aged. While and colored dining ture Department last night No“disappeared into the ocean,"'leav­ ported liearing dawn on north­ aiilslance as soon as possible, but nxtms are neat and clean and vemtier exports would he held to ing only their plumbing. Else­ west Florida from the Cult of the 300 foot maritime ship was tables have attractive linoleum ’JU,514.IKK) buihels of grain, com­ where roofs were piilled off, win­ Mexico. * operating with two of her foul coverings. Plenty of good fresh pared with an October quota of milk and butter ia afforded hy , dows shattered, tree* levelled and Fred Fitgernld publisher of the hotter* out of condition and was the dairy io which there are fsur 48,683,000 bushels. . unable lo make headway against beach cabana* carrft-d away. Meanwhile, proposal* hy gov­ Apalachicola Timex, said all l*>ata cows. Men's, beds, have been pul A 26-mlla stretch from lines have been moved up Into riven high seas. ‘The “Knob Knot," a ernment officials to curb the Raton through We wt Palm and cove* for aafety and that motor vessel, also was reported Iil*(he living 'room during th# recent upward tratid In prices lima rooms are'b ein g painted. Rtach appeared lo have hern llie most of the stores ftunla hgva to have made new attempts to There are nine men In the col­ were sounded throughout the tiy the lashing winds. been boarded up. take the Pilar Into tow but unabla hardest ored section, th* oldest of which nation. Delray Beach and Boynton also Residents of other communitiea to do w> and I* to make nsw at la Tom Andrews, who was born President Truman's c a b i n e t •howad the affect* of heavy buffet. of the sparsely-populated north­ tempts a* sea abates. committee un -food appeared head­ In MassachiueHa and who is re­ Two small motor craft were* Ing. west Florida coast area, also beed for e decision to reduce gra'u ' Condition! lit the Okeechobee dis­ gan preparing for the hurricane. •ground during the night a* a ported to be 104. Average age exports for the month* immediatqj of those at tha Home 1* over 70 result of abnormally low water trict were reported serious, hut .Many resident of Tallahassee, hr ahead after the Agriculture the multi-million dollar dike* held who own summer homes along in Tampa Bay hut nu on* was fears, according lo Mr. Brown­ Department's disclosure of iu Against pounding lake waters and the Iieache4, pushed from the cap­ endangered. The “Rita," a motor lie and Mr*. Brown have on cut in November grain export apartment at tha south end :of •pared the lowlands. ital city to batten down their cot­ vessel in the hanand trade out allocations. . Miami, Fort Lauderdale,. Fort tage* before Ihe full force of the of rape Antonio, Cuba, was re ­ the building, where hi* office j la Declines were reported In the ported to have gotten Into ltorm also located. The lawn and ground* Myers- and hundreds' of smaller wind* struck the roast. difficulties 80 mils* off EgRlonl hav* a well kept'look. Mr. and Chicago wholesale egg and butter communities were mauled merci­ lessly by the storm, but althuitgh Key In mouth of Jam pa Bay bur •Mrs. Brawn have been In charge market* and in New York cotton they euffered heavy damage iu line* downs, no electric lights were got her engine* going again and ainc# Jan. ,1, and formerly lived dropped $2 a bale under heavy selling pressure reflecting the meny eases, there were no rates- burning and residents wert forced beat he* way back safely to her In ‘Chuluoto. Tha hospital building has ample weaknees In the grain market. tp fall track on candles and oil home port. Hhe is owned by tha accommodations for while, and col R tf* w*re off e* much, as 1-23 'ith power end' comunlcatlons lantern* where they tu tu avail*- 'Continental Shipping Company, do ten in Chicago and and at p re u n i la hot ocru hie. Some lighu were un in Mi­ Tampa. iled by any patiente. Other build' butter declined one-helf to nlneami'* business district, however. LAKELAND, Sept. 18 t f f ) - ings include the imoke house, tenthe rente a pound. In the wake of the storm, heavy First report* from this big citrus dairy, garage, chieken house anu winds continued and were accom­ producing area predicted heavy wash house. The building are panied by heavy rains which at bruise damage to fruit Ih Folk grouper! In an attractive, well limes mad* travel along High­ County from 12 hours of almost way No. I, the East Coast*! main traffic artery, difficult and continuous buffsting by strong winds, although relatively IllUe hatarduua. Highway etewa were out last fruit was shaken from trees as night and today removing debris, the mein farce of yesterday** hur> up palm tree* and assist- ricane passed wall to the south. .“ Mon you ought to have aeen •awing How financial loefc would bs sus­ • them waves gcr right over th# sea in* motorists in picking their tained wo* deli*table. Th* crop w*y *!?n* ,rw h littered high­ Trail last night," he exclaimed. Ha way. Traffic, although moving scheduled to be harvested .begin­ proa out of provisions, was given at point*, proceeded botn ning next month, h u been e*ti­ g small donation and alter boing slowly way■ end the highway wgg open me ted variously *t from 80,000,assured the storm wes over, was 000 to 100,000,000 box** of all show little tiamagr. sent,to Rad Cross headquarter* a t citrus frulte, with a value of from -OaM Avenue and Fifth Street. 460,000,000 to 173,000.000. . Red Cross workers et noon It was considsred possible th*J Weru still on an alert, baiii, Wal­ much of the bruised fruit, while ter 0- Morgan, chairman of the unsuitable far shipment In Re (m aster Committee reported, lie fresh slate, wpuld, t>* acceptable stated that 60 colored people spent for canning purposes. tha night a t Croams Academy. , This would tend to roduca tho • Ton white people w a n quartered momentary loss, but might well AZALEA DRIVING PARK a t the Mayfair Inn and eight at RouthJBId* Primary Rchool during LAUNDERETTE j Many a to m on First 8 treet -SANFORD *. / - Wbols Weeks Wash Done Automatically i, kitchen. 30 Minutes 100‘ r S oft W ater — Telephone 1082 . Excellent Sanitary Conditions s •. Second a t Oak THURSDAY, SEPT. 18, 1947 One Mile Speedway CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA 76 Miles o f Thrills SEPTEMBER lU t - 2:00 P. M. F m T1m « Trial* September 20 - 2t00 to 4:00 P. M. Admission 1-25 — Childran Under 12 Pros “Where Customers Send TheiF Friends” Clean Stores With Everyday H O M E .C O N T R O L L E D " fcOl Kurd U ra l S treet Sanford. Florida LOW PRICES A t & * tMEAT D EPT. Georgia Shipped, Dressed A Drawn, Not 1 roseii <i. nutne Spring Lam b- Square Cut Margaret Ann Quality Youni Tender A Grade Western Baby Bee SHOULD!* STEA K S- Sirloin, Club, Rib ft StiAUltWr lb ,79c SHANK & BREAST CHUCK ROAST Si RLOIN STEAK to 15c Boneless Rolled Brit1el ROT ROAST HAMBURGER BEEF TONGUES to 39c . SMOKED SAUSAGE to 29c In Our Self Service Cate— For Cooking- Wisconsin Hr 59c Spiced Luncheon DAISY CHEESE SANDWICH-MEAT— Rk SSsSugar Cured (Small 4 lo d Ri Average) SMOKED PICNICS lb 45c to 19c SMOKEY CHEESE H> 39c BAG SAUSAGE lb 39c Morrell Pride Assorted Sliced (d Varieties) COLD CUTS to 39c Red Hot BoiNless Jlollr-d Oleo Dipped VEAL ROAST to 79c Western Smoked to 57c l-ean to 29c I". S. Good Government Grade A Heavy Western Corn Fed Steer B eef- Michigan CELERY ONIONS POTATOES ■Canadian RUTABAGAS Red Tokay GRAPES HANANAS Grimes Golden Junket ltcnnet I’owder CABBAGE C. (4 .Cun Lim it) PEACHES Gold M p i Iii I Rerntpl jCustards Junket Rennet Tablets For Making Rennet Custarif* ur Ice Cream CONI) MILK Krafl'rt VELVEETA CHEESE BloxMunt Time BORDEN’S 2 lb. 85c S tall cans 27c (0 Can Lim it) APPLE STARLAC sauee NtVH CANS WOODBURY FACIAL SOAP Stnkety’S Pitney Cut Wilnon’n Corlifietl OLEO Monnkfot Fnncv CiR’FT JUICE LIFEBUOY 2 Bars 17c Reha Brand. No. 2 cans TOMATOKS 2 cnitM 25c MIRACLE WHIP Old Glorv, No. 2>cani PORK A IH3AN8 2 for 23c Armour'* Star Corned REEF HASH Ih ran 25c llelnx Tomato KETCHUP U-4W. Ml. 25c Zigler Brand. 28-ox. Jar 8UN8W EET MEDIUM APPLE RUTTER Jnr 25c Koutdy Kist ASPARAGUS pic. can 19c Uab-O CLEANSER PRUNES ta. 11c Libby's Tomato JUICE can 27c With Snan*. No. 2 ran* FIELD PEAS can 15c Trellis Sugar PEAS N o. 2 can 10c Small Whole Irish, No. 2 cans POTATOES can 10c Hunt’* ____ .-u n o FFancy n n r y ____ SWAN SOAP Lge Bar 15c PEACHKH Silver Floss KRAUT PASTE Bunhlend. 14-ox, SWAN SOAP Spring River IIUTTER. EGGS TOM. SOUP can 10c ’w Tomato CATSUP . ran 25c CAMPBELL'S NEW. PACK No. 2»5 11c BEECHNUT BABY FOOD �; “rmm ....... - — r ~ • j - ; ■ T IIE W E A T H E R D a ily T h t f # U S t r c a y l h — T# Frwteet the Pf*«e •* W «rtli To P re se t* th* Pio«r«M of A cerics; T« Predate Prosper Hr fur Sanford. I’linMiilrrjIilp rhiudinrss ami mild Irm prratuir^ nflh .ri- c a * I o n a I sh-i-eiDimim-diing “ Hid* to* d jt and t.mlfiht. Saturday partly tinud) amt » atmfr, a fe* *flei> tMwn s h o a l s Satin day. AN V O L U M E X X X V III E stab lish ed 1908 IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y SA N FO R D , FLORIDA, FRID A Y . S E P T . 19, P.U7 N O . 221 Associated Praia Loosed W ira New Orleans Struck ?rai."f,ic“ gmg ncane Chicago Mart Winds Which Crossed Florida B atter In Buildings Along EnA tire Gulf Coast Senator Taft Propo­ ses Wages Level Off 60 Percent Above 1939 Level A h Hurricane Movl*d To Coast ermg C — At Congf-esstonal Living C ♦ -■ - White Russian Says Russian Peace Efforis Being Hurt In Many Quarters l*jjobe In Huston f) CHICAGO. Sept. If. (At— Corn broke 'll cents, -the dally limit, shortly before noon on the Board of Trade today fol­ lowing-a gotrrnm rnt crop re­ port slating that more than half the rrup was safe from frost damage. Wheat an d'oats auffried wUr luaaea. lt was the. aet nm r. .*in-r. n 11*e day that corn had tumbled (hr peemlaalble limit. NEW ORLEANS, Sept. la, OP)— A tropical- hurricane roar­ ed Inland today toward southera Arkanaaa. after raking New Orleana with destructive power that c r a a h a d buildings and flooded e i posed "area* of. the .. J’onlchsrtraln lakefront. . The Weather Bureau, III a ISiM P. M* «BJKT.>- U vW -tyf piarad the storm’s Ctntrr 20 l lea northwest of New Or­ an*. It was moving northwest­ ward at IS miles per hour, with winds ran g in g ‘from 80 to 120 NEW YORK, Sept. 19 tAA I he S -u rt attack on the UniteStates was icnetved in the Lmled Nations Ai.cmbfy today by White Russia's chief delegate, Kutm s | V. Kt.elir l . iilio lilok up the balleft off yrsteiday. Hat king up Ysshinsky’s cbaiges ol American "waiipongciing." Klieltet d r.laird that the United States had liken up a slogan of wnild mastery “ Wat tbiratcns to eftipt on.the pcateltd life of the people," he shouted, staving bis fund*. The While Russian delegate spoke after Dt___ Jose. -Arc*. ^As~---- . CHICAGO, Sept. I*. 0**1—All grains crashed In major markets of the I'nilrd Stales and Can­ ada today In the sharpest break In main months. In Chicago, • heal dropped the 10 cent limit and brokrrs rrpurted there atilt were no lakers for offering* of between .U0.000 and 400,000 buahela of May wheat at this decline. MPH. rfi N E W SPA PE R NEW ORLEANS. Sept. I9 m —A screaming hurricane, which v w W i’ emitted building* and piled Hood waten oVtr the great sea wall, v | • i * »' 4 pasted over New Otleant ihoitly J. ; . T r r - ^ elo i* noon today,-'«n<i-m oved— grntinais thief delegate, bad made rf> * Ilie lint f o u n d ' reply to Vision*%Iand with dettructive force. By ASSOCIATED I'MESS »ky in (hr geneial debate, nosv m Raton Rouge braced for the Gram prices broke sharply on AFPIARINO AS A WITNISSS at the vunKrctilonnl 1m t*tij(atlY>n i»f zooming prices uiulcr way In the Oostunblow, and acting Governor Emile Mrs. Hsltn 8s|0ff, Hi* l .u.v. Mast *provides tins iuvcslijfaturs few itatU U n 81m U chalp n its thud day. the Chicago board of Trade again Ai.-f Hutu! that Vtshinsky had Vcrrct closed the cap.itol and tent today as tome rrlailert eiprrtte I k vt the Dottun Chapter ©/ the .sutiunal Aisocialiuh * f C or.iuntif, and lias Lcun gatlniing data fur miiiiii time, l-Dttiunt* are (I. tu r.t. Hep CLiirnrr Kllhuni. N V ; Sen Hutilwm, Cuiiti ; ‘h ii Hatjih K Kl »inlt*is, ttii-t■i.li-st Argentina in 1sta "com* home all the state employers. fears that the cost of food at Ute tliuinnuii, ViTiiiulit; t ( it t i ai n- . J M jtia, I'u , *uut tu p I ibv.tui Unit, *N JL U -iL rnulUjiuil ^'ufttiklphufij) l>liim , u l * " it i*-l - m i l tlit- I t u s s i a n The deceptive calm of the hurtsthe highest level in the nation's -*• i■t• *t to "luit i* tuki-n "a ■apid cane’s "eye," which began in New till* mound tin wot hi” to Include hiiluiy might (one a sudden nlmust rtirsbo-ly ill his attack. Oilcans at 9:40 A. M. (Central slump ill talrs of non-food items. K, - h i , i-pi-hiiMg many of «h# Time), crated at 11 A. M. and MEN. WOMEN, CHILDREN SEEK SHELTER AS HURRICANE NEARS Dun ami Hiaditrrrl, meanwhile •rjiiiii* * iirti K'i*-i t' iui it Viihiniky ^hundering winds up to 90 mph Ic Yell'll llMJlIhl Hie l ill 18^1 Hi Yt, rrportrd that irlail tales geurially ti - * 11* ,| rfiiuii tin* S tiv ifi tlu iiin the hapless city from the op ini leased iriy slightly in the week .wit?* ic ittltlii; 1h r til;*** L ti |/ u l polite direction. Colonel Frank ----rndrd W rdnndj) and wrrr uhc kkiiv Itfiitu tti larked fmin many tu in h i n M.\t h i : \ / . n : Speist ordered all National Guard tu five |>rurnt ahead of a yeas •IHill!i f To Address \ V \ \ Al* I*,o .l fin Affairs \u.ilt-t I.iiiimK li» iht* uf at* units in* New Odra nr mobilized in ago, but added that letulanre violent -Itiiiritie in ilo- ♦ * r u i y v T tH p o |t h r u l i ] the tt'adllaBfU aw !'■*, T w a| Jackson barracks, A .- in T it y the I'n ilr d N a tio n : rilllifl Muir- ruuld liot hold tti Soviet Delegate l , lei-hit - li v e s nl tenr.t one uae- iiiitiHipuh fm luHtf The entire Gulf Coast, from addtd, "1 h« lacks U. S. Foreign fui putjiojo- it IohV. . 1 1- tir that itiuyii*’ hniiih tif 0ti« »id« mav hi Pensacola westward,'was raked by Mon-ott is di-ti l mm--I t» p u isn e nti*ui'i*d l*V Mil? •ttiinlc bumb cf P o l i c y , Marshall 'cyclonic winds. More than 1.000 without d o n a tio n llie ilil- ilo-li-.nnl Hit* tkiht’i )«-ill -r it Inis Is-i-n follott (ng eVi-i resident* of Alabama- fulling vil Miunuhllc. th«? Huvift Union it) a s s o c ia t e d i' kksh allii'e tto* -tu! of the w ar 111*--a*t r.uiftly fur I'liltt] *NaJag e s raced for high ground (run Deputy l uieign Miiu-iei Audi T h is UU-alis that tin- Boviet l ! «.eiMf*ii*vi flit I'hki i n s l C o astal areas where *two giant fijl D n u »«1 N‘’binsky’s sprerli to tite United wm l-l jo y id u ti--n fv.j th e esluhDorms look hundreds o( Jiyys .m Jn.tuu-.nl 1— 4— Yoioufotte-n) —d r - m ^_V I I v w l j ^ tlin ns ‘ Attei-ibiv- Innllit^dy liilimn- iil-.ni' tine- iili.-ioli e<tal> "STtlT rT»nNervation Water -three- feet -deep- wsvjI .... 7” | Stlongrst wnitlt e trl.lltril I.V I■-lit it. tjovo t In pul) l oi-ugn | (Cawriawen aw r , n mil The City iif Sanford will lease i, i i . ,i District Seen Sure Russian Press . Russia Is Seen As Determined Has Full Report To Continue .World Revolt Plan Of Vishinsky Talk City Leases Booth To Jaycees For Truman Concerned Over Foreign Crisis ABOARD U. a a MISSOURI WITH PRESIDENT TRUMAN. qBept. IP, (At—Tr i-aidyll t Truman today underlined hla concern over tha International aitualton by limttlnsr hla Monday engagements to a White House conference with tha ranking State Department of­ ficial in Washington. Nearlog home after a ill-day. a e a trlp from Rio De Janeiro. Mr. Truman la eager for a complete review of the European economic eriala which haa brought demands criita wni in aoma quarter* q fur a special aeaM o n of Congrea*. I’reaiilentlal Secretary etary Matthew J. Connelly radioed White Houae aides to keep Monday open for the discussion of the international picture. Unless Secretary of State Mar­ shall finds time for a hurried trip from New York where he is en­ gaged with the United Nations General Assembly meeting, Mr. Truman presumably will receive hla "fill-in" from Undersecretary Lovett. . ( ■ Tha Chief Execu tive plana to •'ivota tomorrow to work on pap­ ers which hara accumulated since he left for tha inter-American conference In Brasil Aug. 31. Tha Missouri's aehedulad arrival tima at dockside in Norfolk, Va., was 12 noon, today. The pres­ idential party planned to board tha yacht Williamsburg and completa the homeward journey Up the Potomac River, arriving In the c a p ita l at 7 A. M. tomorrow. 9 Mr. Trumdn Is railed and tan ­ ned by tha voyage of more than 1,000 miles which wound up tho happiest vacation ainea ha took of* flea. The trip followed previous for­ etell Journeys this year to Mexico City In March and Ottawa In Jana. The President also plana to visit flan Juan. Puerto R ico , and fit. Thomas. Virgin Islands, some time this fall. ools To Re-Open Monday Morning BeminoU County 8eJtoots which closed Wednesday through today, dua to the storm,, will re­ open on Monday morning, it was ■nnounetd. this morning by SupL 1 T w . Lawton. School* might have opened todejr, be pointed oat, U net been /or the uncerlain•terday of the weal two new Chevrolet school eeently porebased from Chevrolet Co. and which i sent to 'L im a , Ohio to be With Superior bodies, were late yesterday afternoon will be pat Into operetion This is expected te rethe th* u teapacltj of B0 AMONO tH t THOUSANDS who aouglil setety aa a tropical b u rn t .n began to move tow aid Hie Klorida coxtt w ere these resident* of W o P alm Beach. T h e y are show n (top) seeking rctuge In tins Co u nty C o n n Utmte. At bottom I* a u niq u e photo.m adt-by • trained weather rccortn a lu a n ce crew w hich flew In a N avy piano Into the heart o( lit* h u m cano a* It gathered fqrce off Uie Uatiama*. U sing rad ar In itn n n e n u , It located the exact center of the ilo rtn and photographed • huge area of w ater as It w as raised from th e^ u rfare of tti# ocean.1 (fa le m a tim ia l i the Tourist Information Booth on d 'p ''" '" l ayamsl the pir-Seminole Boulevard tu the Junior rnl .polity td the United Stales < Inimhei of Commrrre for II p n was pirtrnlrd to llir Soviet pulyear, Gordon Bradley Jaycee *.f l|jc ltKjjy i(, fu| | .|Mgr ,,„ea.l. u. t el ary, annotinred at the Iwiard of „ , , 1 director! meeting Tunulav night «*. prut*sp.il ............ . Tht- City haa also agreed to fui it)bkh nude no immediate rtld-trul niah thp water and llmiieti janitor 'comment, service for the booth. ti . « n Some map. and approximalelv n ,r fuH \'r[r .rnl ,10.000 promotional folders show j10 *•*"* V iduntkyi speetil In ling Interesting spots in and around , its' enliirly, .mil editor*’ out-** Seminote County were ordered ami „ id jt „„„(,) |,r , U, will l»p tlilirrrrd by Oct. If* which heal edition), I he full Irxt went [ haa been .d esign ated an thr *»f out 4u -oil .|,UIV,o» f.ll (irw-J-ilt-e,,,. f in a l out-ning d a le , Clifford Ablra was nami-d rhnir snd was luojih.itt in m-iuy Itn man of a get-out-the-vote commit guages. lee nnd Mr. Abies has tteen In The p trit, wltiilt yevlettl.ty gave strurtfd to select n romruittre to aid in the' drive, * summaty of U. S. S n irla ty ol A ilnnation was made to the• Slate ManliaN't Wrilltriday addin* Ceierr Crate and In addition the Jav rrrs offered any assistant to the Annul,K, tarried estrtpl) that they might be able to give (torn the Ainettran's sjirn It at Grapefruit Said • Morgenthau Says Damaged 50%By WallaceGotAway . Florida Storm WithMurderIn’37 Minister Vi-iiiiiskt'• pi-noun-ei men! tin s not only n fleice utlml, .... t h e t h e A m e rira w in c h ,, . ,’ - f n n . l s - . n - , - ' - ‘ v a U o n a L a J i ‘) | X u l t * c i y a U 9J l _ ' " ’" I d mot i-,,00- as „ -e ftjlm y of ..ggtesst).. ...... .. lltT tint tt tv a a in efft.-l on e l for fit-mind- County, areortlitiiC t-h.siye “ N o" to nil n.gge-iion-1 to Cup lit y VfigBl i . It. ttawsnu. U u A Up "J,-4t-f tt | exult " f a foi any II. N. moves which might I, a lit p e r Russin’s ambition to I lien ring lipid u! the I ittll t lloUia -to Ain* *- ut uiifi’i. a* number of Bov i d Ix r tin* giois-. TinitV n logit-nl siiot.gy for} glottiu . :tpi , ■* :i tile p io je . t a n J the StitlB ’Uiiloi. t-> p-iisue n. n le f e li roiiioi of y-totvets at a vn-w of tin- pi. -st-ni into.nothin,-! , iatel dale. 1 ' ; IJ , f Boil fun* I i-- laird It.at a silontlon. --f |l,( b - ,t.-( n -el vat ion l: Il-'ini-ptu-ti* i- in u ilio'-tle e* - S- oiio. l- t . in t S.-il < onaei vati .n noniii- slot,- '- d u d , ha- m l m n l 111nI » N‘f i't I 'i w M Yjit .tjid f c a n l L I t , uvi - -f. TnnTTv n m n t n T n «nn i t'ti<n<i» P. \\ hitrhair of Del.a ltd. forme, raii.ti.lalr Tor fiotrnoo ol I tor id a. will address mrmtieis Post l.'sj of the Veterans ol '* Mrr m. ludmg b u n g . Thl . . th. day ll «’ foi which^Conimunitio lm%dreimi- (a w d vtm - — • ' f,,l' .......... «■'"**«»« i- i -.i--ti.ou. .baltn-t, “”| . Vet etnee' the* w - ild . .-voiti-i -»»l- 1 »" <" S o r iw U r y ...... t.)„lllJV, !j M|t-t die IUjI - ! *'f S to le I! A ,, l#rav for a co rlo r r if iit M ars M .io .la i e trn ip t: at ( i f t i i i l t i*f u i p n i / . i t M H i O f i h m * t ( illtf tHUr tl i<H e*na** h»»J . - the M .t l a i r In n . I ll s s u b |rrt w. l l j jje r. Iw ***l litre World I • u i* rn n ie u le .l7 ,- |ir . ! | A , , #1 | i- i.-li lie w ill l-e i l l l . t M l .K r d - l .) K r t t a l . t r ^-I M I I I N I I J . \ I I I I I I . Itojle at -dial Vt'W t'.inol. IF IS fl Discussing Trade Fivt* h»u I T-w »ici - 'i'ruck Crops Little Wallace Crop Reduc- Jack Ratigan Named Hurt And Oranges tion Program Is To Head TBCampaifoi Only 5/< Damaged Called "Nonsense” Jark Ratlgan of the Seminni.- ITarpcr Returns Home From Electrie Course E. O. Harper, owrnor of the San f-ird Electric Company on .Mag nolia Avenue, h is returned from Kaat Cleveland, Ohio, where for n week he attrndrd tha Cenerift Nela- -----Park, Pm i.A D K l.PIIIA, K e p t . 13, County Motors, will head th# com Klectric Inatiiuto at ----RAKAHGTA, Kept. 11, which will direct the 1047, "*• reported the beauty of Uu. In(A1)— H e n r y Wallace lodav mittreThe tropical kurricene wklch to Iw tx-y.111-1 description arged Congrraa to "bring bark Diriatmaa Kaat Sale in Bamlnnia- slituta ripped through southern Flor­ The courne. lie laid, covered all rationing and prlre control" aa County to raise fund* for the new reaearrh ami advanced phases ida and the Gulf roast brought Ih* "only effective way" of low- tuberculosis control work of the death to two persona here. Sher­ commercial amt industrial light­ rving the coat of living. Thr Tuberculosis Association, 'George of iff Doug I'rareon reported Wil­ ing, -*»■former Vice President and Cabi­ Touhy, president, announced to­ liam Beat died of a heart attack While on the trip, Mr, llarp.-r net member told a news con­ day. The county campaign la part -oent Wfdnradxy night while aeeklng a Week in Cbieago, HI. vlallference that the "Truman Ad­ »f the hatlon-wid# 4 tat annual ing varluus refuge from high wind* In the plants devoted tu ministration and the U. 8. Con­ Christmas Beal (tale which will iiianufactur.- of Uaraaota county courthouse. electric ranges, gress have a certain amount of ■■pen Nov. 24. and cohtlnue until water heaters amt 1 A man Identified only aa Red electric fix ‘ ■ responsibility to tho people to Christmas. Davenport, a night watchman "With Mr. Ratlgan as chair­ turax. o r that today's high prices ara at Ik* Bradenton-Sarasota airman. I am sure we ran count on eat." oort, was electrocuted, the sher­ DKFENHE BESTS a successful campaign," Mr.-Touhy iff said, when he stepped onto a* SANTA ANA. Calif., Sept. 10, “Ilia organisational ability downed power line wrnlle making WASHINGTON. Sept. |9 W ~ ■aid. and the high regard in which he (fP)—The defense in the Overell hi* round*.^ Henry Moigenthau, Jr„ fotmrt la held make him an ideal person murder trial haa swung its "Sunirerelary of the treasury, (aid to­ to direct (ha campaign for fundi day Punch" but the pruoecutjon By AKSOCIATED PHEKH day Henry A. Wallace passed to rontinut our fight agalnat tub­ wa* right bark today offering re­ Here is Florida’s estimate hur­ erculosis. A Christmas Seal pur­ buttal against all the key points ricane damage, but with some out to much money during the New chase la an Investment In com­ made in behalf of heiress Louise localitfrr - still to be hrard from Desl's big (pending day* that munity health from which every Overell and her lover, George (Bud) Gollum, charged with mur­ principally in ibe rverglades area: Morgenthau once told the thei rltlien bene flu ." dering her parent*. Citrus: yearly value of slate’* Secretary of Ariciltlure he wa* INTERMENT SERVICES grapefruit crop, $56/100,000; "getting away with murder." REDS ATTACKED Interment cervices for Mra. II’m IIsm C « I'aa* f o o t BERLIN, Sept. ID. (A1) — The Morgenthau declared Wallace Martha B. Moffitt, who died early morning, were postponed Russian controlled German News tpcnl more and got ieu for it Tuesday' A. M. ,due Agency aald today that "Nail until Saturday a t 10:00 k* during thf I9M-I937 period than to eneiement weather. The funeral provocateurs” had smashed win­ Harry Hopkint and Harold L service was conducted In the First dow* In' tha hgadquarter* of the lekr*. who-directed huge tfDtfays Methodist Church yeiterdaT'mnm- B o v l * t » aponsored. CommunistMr. and Mrs. W. A. Zachary a* director* of Federal Relief Ing a t 10:30 oclock with the Rev. dominated Socialist Unity Party J. E. McKinley officiating. Inter­ at Bernburg, Saxony, in the Soviet havt sold thefr home a t BIS Park ment wilt ba mode in Laka View ion* of occupation. Avenue to J. C. Jorgensen and and Federal Works Program*. wife. Revenue etampa on tha re­ Wallace’* whole theory of Cemetery. FIREMAN FIRES SNAKES corded deed Indicate a tale price •pending in order to reduce agriJ. P. Bennett, member of the of 110.000. FDR, Jr. Fined A deed dated July 27 and re ­ ;■ H’*atla»si aa raea Sts) LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y.. « * ) - local fir* department, was re­ cently recorded et (he County Pleading guilty to s p e e d i n g cently bending over mine swevl Clerk’s office la (bat of Frand* chargee, Franklin D. Roosevelt, potato vines in hi* garden whe-i LAGUARDJA FIGHTING T. Meriwether and wife to H. M. > Jr„ and hie wife, the former Ethel he discovered a neat of 14 enta’l Sumbley, Jr. and vrif* of tha. for­ NEW YORK. Sept. 10 W 7 - Dupont, war* fined $1B each last rattle snakes. He took hla tioc, mer Pesoid property, on Beardalt Kuirclla H. LaGuardla, 04, grave- night. They appeared before pol­ he aald. lifted the aquarmlng m ua Avenue. This Includes a bungalow ly ill of a pancreas condition at ice Justice William Hlnricks on of eaakea into a large can. After end 4.8 acres of improved form hi* home, faces "no immediate charges th at they drove through ahodlng them to neighbor* die land. K tvtnot stamp* indicate a an hour poured kerosene on them ant a t I* miles “ J* prip# af 17,800. U . p Y A ’S S & S " burned .thorn up. J. C. Jorgensen Buys W. A. Zachary Home i -7 - ti-re-l of lelrratis III lorul, stale am! national g.iterumt-nlw. Lions Flan Drive. To Raise (Funds By (iiim Machines ii- i—1-. .I,. . - - - -. - ill.) l-l . i-,. -Ill,* I b u l l -bn * after t-Ml Bind of tin- evittli.'.iti-’ ut u ig au i/afto n t,y l l t nv, f - u to - o - I-* it-tinl I’s tin- S is-.e lrt.) C and id al-- f--. d is titc l s-tf Kin- note |—.l.s it tn , of wflirt. Ilie .e wtii t,a ■iiii.r to No. In Downing •Slit-.t for iii.it trade nod -i-ltur talks five, t*.e to !►.- .filed With tha l--ditv Hi tho goVerniHi-ol urhitun KtJltt* hull I .+o-l‘l l at lull lin a id . I - d e e d -tluii Hi linin'-, i .danre j I Knelt pet it ton t* tit Iw signed iiy ".j .pinl.tn-d e)ect.>D and landIt mi- g t«-W wo. «- in. Allgil-t, o D w i s nl lti.-_.JU U le t. Knelt alecinto tl..- drive Tor t-ij-ot j ib-tb exjmrts nn.Kitiii—it-t w. te lo r m ay sig n one n r any num ber . diyan ft.-m July's figytes^ linlillm o l pi i it ' ■ T in ’ -“ .I coHse»VBll-iii d U t ilc t 'u-fveii- troll- lutlance l- >■* -' of ttillMirls ovi-r evjmrts iiterm-o'.l IH w ill eom pti-e the some ii>)8,44A ]|o-t rent from the prevomi month. m -iri --f Hr rnl noil- . blunt y, K , Jf- , Tin- trovei nmi*nl l«mid of trade McMullen, acting Extension ConI.lotii lo.lnv ut th-ir meeting nl tcomm-tn- d-p.il I m - n t t 1 - p o r t e d ,«■! witimiKi ft .ini lialoasville, who till! Tourist Center started O.eir Ith -— figure*. It blamed Mimnn-r outlined tin- -nil conservation p n rumpumi. to placi. ball gum mat h Vurnlion* uml it fewer ound—t «if|K>am at tl— bcuitug held l.are, Inea in muny s lu m nnd pl«rV* (lf!w«ikiriK day* in AttgpV-. Ml11 "tipeivi.e tb.e election .of bn-tq- .* in Kcininol.-^ County in i tlycr a lliriH--cour*e lunch nn-l *u|—tvtaoi*. onler to secure fund* to aid lit.- |*f<" 'Hree hours aflerwn.-l !»*• ’ , ; Idlwl. nnd to help under privili-gid i Valera nn-l his advisers d-hated I>l‘o ( lU T M O m lS rhildi.ii iwilli flieir British coUnl.-rp.nl* llie , . ' John lv.-y bended the committee Iwhole rung# of British Irish f m - , C)i*PK H ^ C llU T O H S e in rlinr.g*- of the campaign ami uncial and economic relations, | _ ___ ___ passed out certificates to member* hilli tl.e^ partlcuiar obi-dive* of j f'l.KVKI.AND. SepL. 10, (A*) — ilium which meichnnla will be re- —H>tdinntiiig their dollar earning Tile nation** railroad* will* -be pU Pi ami of _n-»ked fm .’III percent w-ag« Inquested In sign written permission and spending program* to allow spare gratia for the stepping up food aujiplies for llti- j rt.-nses for mote than :i.'ll,000 of tain. niacbiui's in tlivlr’atores. their Wlirkein at the end of this An advertising and publicity month. campaign in regard to the prog The ilerisliin was rrnched ye*ram will l-e started Monday, aald | m l i , , . iteidnv In n -neenil meeting of itMr. IVey, 1 0 t { U l t I t i l l S t l l l t pie-Siitairv.'* <>f'ilie five operating H. W. Nelson secretary of the brotherhoods, affecting trainman, Ford Gum Machine Company of j l.oNDON. Sept, lit, (A*) The engineers, firemen, conductors and Lockport.^Ncw York, exhibited one - ||ri||nh cabinet may decide tomor switchman. ■ ii ■■ i-aaa aiai j row to surrender Ihp mandate over Eastern railway circles esti­ .-"7 --- ■ - - -I'nlntim -which the League of Nn mated thp total annual cost tu the lions vave this country. WILLIS POWELL DIES Government sources aald today g-’l7IV.000.IHM* Including p a y r o l JACKSON, GO., Kept. 19. (AA— Willi* Beilin I’owrll, 79, .retired the foreign, colonial and war of­ laves. newspapermen and former secret- fice* had agreed , , Britain should The Urolherhooda as of Kept. SO are-of U -JiaraaoU , Fla., chamber tiu<L i’alcsline.^hut.qat-atlum pk-tu will .ask that-th e boost* be «ffee-. I f e " .V n e rlrX d at h i. ^ ImlUn “m....... singleh.nde.lly . aerile- live Nov. 1, an announcement ment by -partition. Britain's views said. Spring* home near here today. will Ih- presented later to the Un MARTIN. NO CANDIDATE Hni Nations, whose special com­ WASHINGTON. Sept. 19, lAT— mission recommended partition BLIGHT DAMAGE A few celery seed beds may hiit with Jerusalem und4r U. N. House Spraker Joseph W. Mar­ tin, Jr., of Massachusetts mapped have Iwen lightly damaged In thu trustee. out a western speaking tour today Oviedo section, but older seed beds hut insisted be fa not intcrestkd In appear to iw unhurt, it was re ­ CITY MEET POSTPONED torted this morning by Andrew The regular Monday evening Ix-coming th* Republican presiden­ Duds of A. Duila and sons in inerting of tho City Commission tial nominee. “I am not a can­ Blavia. has been postponed uniII Tuesday didate and do not expect to be a The latest reports of celery evening in order that City offici­ candidate,'' Martin told newsman grower* in the Sanford section in­ al* may attend the VFW Post a* he headed tor a section of the dicate that damage to seed beds meeting a t the Mayfair inn, City country currently having a strong waa negligible. Citrua damage Mra nagtr If. N. Sayer, announced appeal to OOP presidential poaalto appear* to be very light. tb it morning. Itritish About Ready ' 3 P 3 I ■r , • r - i- . ii ■ . » *■ 1 l •* t~ 1■■Jr V « - ai_** the organisation to make thl* year Jgreater Irngllt t--l.iv . and added ; I. I* Hroil p.rdirtH will I-- one. ol. the ti.fifirsl mrrtl.lKH of tile . the Ix-st that has ever been bad 4f*-wllattee UK I'a if ait) IA tN D fJN , Sept. IP. d* f I’osl etei held here. The purpose by the young people’s group. i ol the n.reliilK Is to rrrn lr in M if.tsler-KaiH .tn U r V tiln The next regular meeting of the organisation will tie held neit Thursday, „ t ,.A „ m - - #-■*- --, , \ M '- 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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 18, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 18, 1947. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 18, 1947; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/06ed58a873d811e343328e64fa67c2dd.pdf 2bda693a528db40d538924d7be37ffdc PDF Text Text y. *• no PAGE B D ^ -'THE 8 AN FORD HERALD, SNFORD, FLORIDA ■*— Taft Program =? "■ i 1 ■ i |l-aaliBM4 r»M I'atf IIm | cooperation." "Occasionally, of course, our views coincided," h* said, "but if. thay Jitl nui do no, tlwrc wai no effort oh th* part of the .President or hie advisor* to ait down with ua and work out 4 aatlafaetory compromlae. We ware •■peeled to do the cooperating. . Jn-the flrit of a aeriea o f frank­ ly. political *perches on a lour in which be ia sounding out hit prospect a for the IMS GOP pres­ idential nomination, Taft amid: - 1. The Republican's realise that Congress cannot effectively con­ trol the President's foreign pol­ icies “and should not present a divided front unless his program appears to tie leading to an -uhnecessary* war or to dangerous burden on the people of the United ’ States." . 2. The Republican party believes that until International conditions Improve "we cannot afford to Inwithout an Army, Navy and Air Force able to meet thr combined assault of any nation or 'combi' nation of nations," 3. He and his GOP colleagues think "tile present tax system is dangerous burden on the low­ est income groups, the middle h.* come and on aIF life lax'*' ?payersgroups and it muat lie reduced. ’ 4. Ills party opposes guvernmen* price-filing and believes in "a free c o m p e t i t i v e determination ut price." 6. The Tafl-llartley Labor I-ntv "was demanded by the people themselves and, in spite of tieuproar of lalsir union lenders, Its provisions have overwhelming pop­ ular support." Calling talk, shout the menr,ure's being “ a slave labor bill" * TUE8DAY, SEPT. 16, 1947" -i ------------ x-- —'■■■■ - Hurricane Warningn . i . r r g fr Temperatures Dip In Some Areas Into 30s <r«stlsH4 m e r«s* Oesl and Green Turtle-Key-was under •By A SSO CIATED P R E S S two feet of water. Temperatures dipped into th* A special note of advice was 30'* end .40’* over a wide arts of .* voiced by Norton to the rich the -country today, and fell below Everglades tanning area around normal In. many section* for thj' a Lake Okeechobee, already 'partly first lime In Several weeks. flooded by heavy aummer rafii*. . J h e mas* of cool air extended , Njnelecp year* ago- today a jil from the Dakotas ta the Appalach­ major disaster occurred in this ian* and louchrd parte of the same section when a hurricane South in Louisiana, Tennessee, and blew the water out of Lake Okee­ Georgia. The* coolest areas -ware chobee, 'drowning about 1,500 perin northern Minnesota,. upper •out... ■ Michigan and afong tha - North’ Norton said at 11 A. M. that Dakota border. • Pembina, Nr D., "no one can tell at this moment reported near freezing tempera­ what the hurricane will do. It is tures this morning. ti wallowing around out there, grow­ Rain was' reported in tha Ap­ ing in size,‘ and could strike out palachian region, the Atlantic » ' ufn any direction when It begins (tales and In the northern Rocky ' gr to move again. It could as easily Mountains. 8howrra were predic­ t D move toward land a* away from ted for parte of the North Central .[*■ land. region. 5’K "If it move* toward land now, Temperatures climbed to above the time of warning will be very 1U0 yesterday In California's short. Therefore, although actual Central Valley and were near hurricane warnings are not dis­ that mark in some sections of the played, the Florida east coast Gulf states. i t would be prudent to make pre­ •i liminary preparations for a hur­ RuMsian War ricane. "In view of the flooded condi­ It'eetleeea fraiw t-v* • U a.) tion of the Everglades, 1 believe ralnlan underground mambers' It would be prudent to make spe­ would flow into lha Amarlcan WltH TMI ANNOUNCtMtNT from the Agriculture Deparlmcnt'i Burcu of Economics that the price of e r a cial mention of this area. The 1j tone. Is expected tn reach $1.00 a dozen, highest level In 30 yesrs, the graph above shows how the cost ha* spiraled roast from Miami to north nf a r Patrol* along Germany’* east­ sirjcr.July of 13iC. Hens at lha Agricullural Research Center. Beltsvllle, Md, obliged a cameraman with Palm Reach already Is experi­ IIAVINO MINCH fOUCI HIADOUAITUI In Paris after being formally ern border were heavily reinforced eggs for his photo of the predicted rise to $1.08 a dozen. The figures on the graph were compiled by the U. 8. encing fresh winds from the charged with acting against tha “ national Interest" of France are Rabbi after the first 36 Ukrainians Ware Bureau of Labor Statistics, and were Ure average prices for eggs throughout U. 8. at the time, (f nternaflonol) storm. Farmers in the Everglxdea Baruch KorR (second from right) and other alleged members of th* discovered Friday. Fiva more have could Well in-gin to look to the Jewish underground. The group wss arrested fallowing attempt to slipped- through th* border guard safety of livestock, to protection since then. All wore uniforms— "bomb" London with antl-Britlsh leaflets, (international Radlophofo) fur expensive machinery/ and a motley assortment of Russian, other normal preparatory meas­ Czechoslovak or Polish military llfiilffil U I P«**at 0*4* ures. I do not wish to spread alarm in this area, but I am most churned the i r t about 250 mile* Is changing Its course," the advis­ garb. They had plenty of ammuni- • tion for their rifle* and m achine^ anxious that residents fully un% rest o f W eil Palm Beach loday, ory stated. ' guns and -many grenades. deratend possibilities. . , •, 11 . The area of, alarm wind* ha* "It la entirely possible that the "* , p*r , J i'- ,U,.lly * - * f u n d e d and r.pw aov.rasarnara* CandllU! while it* 1%0-mtfr an h o U r|tf about 400 miles in diameter, be don* with these and othar Hr rftiSi”fK"rir,rpkTr.W in lc m ily |>er*i*led and it* dctlruc fairly distributed about th* cen­ such fugitives. measures will prove unnecessary. ter. Judij told a story of fire years j, given by varioua federal laws, 'But prudence indicates the neces­ live area spread. The Weather Bureau said tho board regulations and court de­ sity of preliminary preparation. Chief forecaster Grady Norton intensity remained "very severe." in underground fighting, and of a three-month secret march into cisions, collective bargaining be­ "Winds will become strong on Germany from >Poland. He aald' described ihe six-day old hurricane came a joke." He said the new M IA M I, S e p l. 1 6 t/P)— A m as­ the middle east Florida coast toas being "a I the crossroads." that if hu and hia men were order­ law had established a measure of da? with hurricane winds some sive, scream ing tropical hurricane equality in such bargaining. Its slowed down speed— it trav­ distance off shore and If the ed back to Poland, "we will com- * mit suicide." gAlthough he ruunaeled cooper­ eled on its west northwest course storm is curving northward storm ation In international affairs, thv winds will extend northward along only about 20 miles in the last - -FRHNCH PLAN-OKEYED ~ ~ fC x p a n H io n Program \ Ohio Senator said the Hepubli rig id bout* — indicated” liia l the Tt5*~ toast-' tonight *amT AVednescans in Congress "feel strongly day,” the advisory stated. • PARIS, Sept. 16. 6P)— U. S: Announced By Firm that compute—study must—be­ storm was developing a re-curvaturr Norton conceded that the fed- Undersecretary of State William mads before we continue to pour ergl forecaster* were "sweating Clayton a p p r o v e d today alx Natural Gas and Appliance Com­ movement he said. out the resource! of this country 4 blood" over thia particular hurri­ French amendments to th* final It ro u ld curve northward and pany, Inc., franchiser) dealer for at tha rate of »7,000,000,000 a cane. He said that by all known report of the Marshall Plan con­ Green's Fuel Gas Service in the head into the Atlantic lo spend year In furelgn assistance." an ford area, has Invested nearly its gigantic force harmlessly, or ii rules of hurricane action, this ference designed to meet Amer­ "If the showing Is made," he storm should have turned nur.ti ican objections that th* 18 na­ 200,000 In a post-war expansion •aid, "additional loans may l,« tions were trying to help them­ rogram which when compelled, could lu tn west and head (or the and out to sea long ago. Justified to help Europe help it­ We're working around the selves Individually, rather than ill cost in excess of $300,000, se­ mainland. self and go to work.” clock. 1 haven’t . wanted to issito western Europe. eding to an announcement of E. Northeast storm warnings were a hurricane warning and cause teed Whittle, president of the ordered raised from West Paliq unneexaary alarm. But at the tame ompany. Striken In Italy , Battle UneH The expansion program as out- Beach to Cape H atterai, N. C., fo l­ time -Wa want to stay on tho ined by Mr. Whittle includes in- lowing n Weather Bureau advis­ safe aid*. This une has ua acratchtl'eatleiae* freet Taa* Oesl It’eellesee n - e fees tier I U 4 meanwhile, expressed belief that tressed bulk storage capacity to ory at 9 :1 5 A. M. which said the Ing our haeds." Communist leader, made a bitter Ws’ll simply have to wait and misery, rethef then Communism, hree times pre-war capacity and gpeech In which ha-charged Amer­ corresponding increase in thr vail slom i w ith winds o l more than »ee what the storm decides to do. was th* real forea to be reckoned ica with “ working eagerly to pre­ ompany’a fleet of service and de­ 140 miles an hour, had remained And hop* that if it turns, it turc> with in Italy and. that the next pare a new war." He also rrltilivery trucks. « Roland F. Hollo- nearly at a standstill during the to the north."'. seven months would test Italy’s efted Preaidant Truman and J*ope Norton rep-tvtvd that lltfp*- rerlstance to Communism. Seay, vice president, also stressed night w ith the center now near * f*i 1 J Jo ; t Fius. lawn, Abaco Island In the north­ the importance of the company's Price* of snip* foods had A cry of "death to Truman" expertly trained Service Depart­ latitude 26.7 north longitude 76 / ern Bahama* group,- was being doubled in the Jasl. elx months' t* Was voiced by perhaps a ' duten hit-by hurricane force-winds thia ment which, be - said, would comu wsst* a year. The best msat cost k/00f i bf the throng listening to Togmorning. He placed the center nf lire a kilogram, agaliut about tn for a large share of the ex" I t is apparently m oving north­ Haul— ------- — a- t-------------— •pension cost, w estward about fivs m iles an the storm about 800 mile* north­ 700 lira 'lea# j" I * M M ; - ‘sswlilla this speech was being Seventeen veterans are receiv­ hour which m ay Indicate that It east of Ahaco Island. I. spaghetti v s . . . delivered the country was being At 6:L6 A. M. (E8T) the hurrj- ■gainji j r o Jfre; .rationedthread ing a two years’ tealnlng course read torn by labor trodbtex which ean*-was pinpointed near - lati­ 07 lire, against 27 Ur*. Black _____ ^ __ _ m -0 ■n cooperation with the Veteran*' P r e m i e r Alcide Do (iasneri'a tude 23.9 north longitude 76.'j market bread Was 240 lire. dmlnistretlon. - Tha - Salfl D8* Seminole County _ Christian Democratic party clnizgI west or about 280 mile* eaaf of irtment has expanded to offer (A kllogrdm.-le 82 potmde.-Tk# oa were inspired by leftists. Ital­ Wen PiFm Beach. he nrvice- nf_ experienced .engin official rate of exehanga la 380 —Court Records ian harvests were threatened by High acaa a Ml increasing winds Italian Ur* to a dollar, making In heat! ana kitchen lay-out a itriki of r,CW(WKHr farm liUorerk andcuntrarnew Jiuma along the Atlantic seaboard from the lira worth roughly a third of M .tiiiitvrv UKMia ers. Leader* of 350,000 metal or*. Auxin. Urldtiift, .tut >l*rlhu Tu West Palm Beach to Cap* Hat- a cent) , /* '. workers announced that they Natural Qs* and Appliance O. (1- Itah -itiew , Georgia teraa, N. Cn were expected to­ A check - bf -representative would begin a 48 huur strike toM*lt«n, M K. RKuaeau ---------------.e seloa t e a -t'alrtela .— impany, Inc,, now has 48 em­ day, the Weather Bureau said. American foreign service officers. ,* TuU- Prank Maliai.k fcJiiabetb Muhaiek rtus Hits■ belli P r ic e s l,ue,t r*mt! *• th* 1'rlce of corn day, I Jilt ployer* and an annual payroll of T inr uldlng Ihetop advissra of Am- 1 Alrlloa K Euaen. Xu* I'atrtri* UN Meeting for future September delivery s e ; over $180,000. Officer* of the To And on Sept. 8 Togliatti wa< Harney II Clary *tu« Ulllan .4 a feeling that tha Immediate prnb__________ ■ record on the Chics g j — quoted fn" press dispatches from • . company include & Reed Whittle, I.elkoHlIi. Ha>. etvlr M'>ri 11 To baasador James C, Dunn, revealed t 'n iln a n l iium l-««r i i « n Hoard o f Trade at $2,115 4 to t i • president. Bill K. Conway, vice Ifo.a o a , e * . _ Modena to Home newspapers as lem was to relieve the Italian’! •*•**'•?•* , Partin, Kora Hell rial Tu ItXrt', president and sales manager, Mrs. declaring before a partisan rally; lie declined to ditiutt its con- “ bushel yesterday and Septem ber hunger and deprivation to itreAg- « Paulk it ..i wheat edvenerd the HI percent llm expositions o f d n ctrb si He'en Richter, secretary, and Ro­ •"We shall call the Italian pro- tenls except to i-itmfliiKi uimnient that u ^ y e it e h U „ p* rew u ^and. above all, fa ith , that the thea their morale In the>face .of a Clark. Jnnie. -lu t llhrtiarl To pie to fight for liberty which is I Cl. <*. N i.tw .in i Communist campaign to capture A m erican n p o m of meal are h o t j T|lt, Nntlullal lm lu„ r l> , C onferkrmw .hd land P- Holloway, vice president threatened by the government.” H T t l . t:* T » T S : N U II T I U liM power. It. ls w o r th y -a fn e te that thr * la c lp r .m thenaUttlLi iptrallm-j enee Hoard n-portw l In N e w T u r k trust each other In the full unlsrW riaM . J o - || rtus llx ir . Its) "W# think it la th# primary Tn First PrUrral Mavlaat and tun. 1 that Its index o f retail prices standing of n common daaiin;.” United States and llritain must price situation. Trieste Fighting Communist aim to taka Italy by Aranhn told hia fellow delegitet Am*It. ■___ _ . . fo r consum er*' goods and aervWltlidraw their, occupation troops IfiRl tli e world ni ti'rg>A ffoBtres legal means,', ona of tha diplomats ltx l*. A I, .tu x Mabel It To from Italy within 00 day* of thu ‘Hy A S S O C IA T E D P RKSB * |lCM rose tl.9 percent i„ July tu <<-»Uasrg m s rsa* Owl Pin* Pedant Having, and lew * ‘ b«t It Is up to ths signing of the pcara treaty, thus N ew incrcaie* in llie retell c o d * neJ* record high o f 120.8. The boundary and demanded permis­ Assn. llnlted Nations to show Item **"The one thing w* cannot a f-Q vlng the gi AuXIn, Viren 11 x u x l.aur. M To sion to cross. v milk were repm trJ . ^ ' " ‘',,7 '^ ,h * lnd” “ * how to maintain II ford I* bread riot*. There ta noth­ after itself. Moreover Moscow has o, l 1 meat and 1 1- 1 1 mMn that* the purchasing power The Yugoslavs called up rein­ Clarence I. C*alh.rmaa ing the Comhtuulsfs would Ilka The United Nations Atserrhly forcements In full battle formaParker !.' Palmer etal To Coanect{at It ba known th*( there U a today at public diituuion ol the „ f the dollar Iq July thia year belter." Icot Mutual l u Molotov rehabilitation plan ready tignificance of high fund pricer waa 7P.1 rente compared with which convened today, faces the rnoit m 11, lu l,on‘ ^mediately a .battalion of Long, gain P etui Kllsatielh To The diplomats eald they regard­ for the relief of those who desire ranged from optimum over in-l***® cent* In 1923. Central Phobia Prodiixton C*r. ed th* farm atrika In th# pre­ J iuSI a»• reserve »■ w « n r . » “ "A * HP 1 * 9 . 1L‘ This la bolstered by the an­ A iaiU V M K V T OP MOUTHAliK position with its full *u rialng. costs In Vital proldems which will give the dominantly laftlst north as ari nouncement of a bumper Russian creased production to a prcdic-*_,.^Kf^on Nalinnpl Hank ol Ortaado 1eluded: complement of armor and artillery, T oPlrx opelng gun "In th# Comranblet Oearge King grain harvest - the.Soviet Union lion of an economic rcccuion.* S8-natlon Imdy lu- greatest 'teat I Washington •— Henator Fepper „ ,, Major General T. S. Alrey, campaign to harry to dsath'th* s v a n m u T iD x o p m o n t h a u k being virtually the only area in Price* of meat in Philadelphia (D-Fla.) "Th* American peoplz ,Ior* P™bt*in«, such as tha Milter liny A l l u A ll.*n Noyew non-Communlst, non*8oclall*I British commander in Triers, said all Europe where crops havcn!t lo*‘ ed Into tR« lha Yuguilava indicated then they He Viral! It Auatlu .l a l Christian Democrat government failed or been bad. So the word butcher ihopt were ir|>oitrd to might Ju»t as well get ready tor ' . “ ",v, S A T IIK A lT ItM OP MONTH AHS3 of Premier De Gaapert. has guns out that Russia will lw have inc(rated dure .0 ten ten.* „ ■ jau^U ^pV ugo, adted would abide by the decision of the llurne Owner. Iu>.n Corp. To AMi British Aratrican command and U g X t . Illll etvlr WC D* Gesperi warned ltelland foe . abl* to provide bread for tho a (round yettnday. with choice jjJiu *»“ *.h«l*^^™nCn«ler? <ll‘ rinft lh* w**k. o r more, of would reftr ths matter to the II..ms Owners Corn. Tu Areble dat that the country would b e f) needy. I. Iletl. Xus Mabel T.. sirloin .leak in iome neighborhood Feeder* AstoelaUon • ‘ TRg I ^ U U whfch be* in* u*m cuoauw o a toy dog in hia bed el 2,900,000 tone abort of . n*ttya diplomatic level, ■ f France being another nation in Pier Ida Htase Hash Ta Jo* II ; why. this natiua ia inereaajng it*, * ,, . , the Philadelphia General Hospital cereali Mhla year. ’ The Unrtvu Which Russia ia particularly in­ More* at ) l lo $1,10 a-pound. "Owing to the extraordinary tYcfgM vlui 11e111• Ray . la three-year-old Richard CarvaiL State* how la bringing in the terested, the French Communists Meanwhile, official* of iwo p,i*. *ffort .« Paction la Iwc.u.o Lseinbly . .Pr.ob!«n>» Wore the good tense and tactful handling ft OTIC*: o p T A X LIMN Included) 13. 8. Inwrnal lOvener Va. Wil­ A victim of a glandular form o t first shiploads of grain and coal •iso have born redoubling their by the American troops," Alrey tuberculosis, the boy needs strep­ bought with an outright gift efforts to gain control of the op* in Philadelphia taid that in- cantlve to produce. *lf the hya-' Palaatine, tha Balklna, tha Big ■aid, "an incident wa* prevent­ liam MvOlH ' tf. H. In l.rsa l Heaeau* V .. J. Cmate* ............. would . 'have —' to Jdo -without ’**■- -----taria * la elim - -inated, - - -this progress Powar veto, admission o f hew ed." He added thet the effalr tomycin costing $1.0(1 per day for a to Italy nf $126,000,000. country. Russia has let it fdlalST period of three or four, months to known that the proposed Franco- meat thiee day* a week becam e o f , w M b« continued to where so -ca ll- members, Franco Spain, emergency might hate led "to bloodshed and U H Interaal Itaveaue Va. ('harles food relief for needy countries, a- breach of the articles of the n MXTure Xus Doana llrnwh Italian customs union is regarded save his Ufa. IIII mother, Mrs. T*n of th* 1947 Unlveralty of mVna^tarl.” 1 w dl ^ plana and financing of U. N. *ky peace treaty." With disfavor in Moscow, and Is funds on hand were im ufficient Id France* CarveU, cant afford to Miami varsity rally fdolt football squad are mccl current food price*. holding out the prospect of wheal So*wdjffurto) graduate* of Miami high achoolt. buy »t (fnternerioeal ( HUNGARIAN ELECTION lloalon—Senator FI a n d e r a •ernper headquarter* in New York Both the American and Yugo­ • far France which ia short of A two-ceni iiiu c .iic in the price (R-Vt), chairman of a congres- calling a world conference on free­ slav officer* at the post aald BUDAPEST, Sept. IS, (#■>— bread. Investigating dom of Information and tha praaa thay would consult with higher of m ilk—rfruro 17 to 19 ce n t*-- aional committee Thua the-war of the itmi In proposed authorities. Tha Yugoslavs drop- Communist Imr* Nagy 4raa elect­ spiraling priced* said tbs price so­ consideration, of the beca'mc effective today in Prndlced speaker of the house of the ll rushing toward what lution was to ‘M .v .ln ,, a • l a U l . 1948 U. N. budget of $30,000,000. back a few feet from the new Hungarian parliament today. Nagy 1* no relation to former ale crisis will bring the thing major St. I-ouit dairiei begin on the quesi^on o f prices with Bectfftty Council, six tutrahui to The Yugoslavs Rad jumped the Ferenc Nagy of lha Small Haid­ head soon if nothing else paying an additional cent a quart, Industry. Other alternajlvaa, he Ecunumlc and Roclal Council and gun toon after midnight on the er* Party, who waa ousted In a 'Mr*. ■aid ware to "give up the Idea of two membera to Trusteeship Coun­ Britiah-American-Yugoslav „ if f « liT « - S e p » * J L - lW 7 s lh» inbecrtplion rate o t with ri*e» lor Grade-A.milk lo 21 ....................... ......................................... ...................... . .unfit . . lM*ann*laalM M iw ^^H timet* ..... Commu Tha full smploynwnt and depend on cil, progress report on creation bis for h#r to occupy treaty-gain- f>4w parliament waa sleeted Aug. TH* Sanford Kerala w ill be increased lo 2 5 "c ta U a cent* and lo 22Vi for homogenized a reservoir of memploved for o f-* worid police force, progress 31 and tha Communists emerged milk. week. Monthly and yearly subscriptions w ill be in cn sie d regulation of .wages, and prices, report on atomic control. Rioting betwaen Hal Ians and as tha largest single party. proportionate'y at the same tilde. Paid in-advanc* subThe price of eggs'rdae two rente or, go back to government. con­ — — ----------- :------------------ LL * President Zottep TUdV aald tn Slava heralded the birth o f tho in Portland, Ore,, aiul the Ore­ trols," s c rip lio n i^ ill ba delivered at th* old is ta until tbs ex­ Fn address before the election of gon Milk Board scheduled hearings .WxAhlngton—Renator Capehart ttal dlslrlct, Mrs. |v<fi}a Mae Hum­ fro# territory af Trieste, embrac­ the speaksr that Hungary, newly piration date. ing this Adriatic port and H« phrey wta accepted * « e teacher _ - v- j - — — l»l*r this month on propodils fa r (R-Ind) said tha high prices a n restored to Mvereignlty by Allied environs. latlflcaUon of the Hu S,U^ ° Bo.5Mt» 5 ^ 0nd S.,r**t! milk .hike of two to linked to this country1* forat The Herald regrets tha necessity of iacrcasiai its f * The 'AMG anrwurwamenl said pence treaty, would maintela the Boutn Bide Primary, Junior three rente -a quart over the pre­ aidprogram 'that tha bai subtcnptioo rate at this time, but tbe price of the paper vailing 17-reul price. faculty appointmants ap- the. machittegun Incident occurred forelgn.polIcy gshe had punued the answer torialng costs of living on'wbiclriwS^rint is three timet higher (baa it was W V and "wa pr5v^i. w*r' : Mr*.-Earl Forbea on ifc /r o a i between Borinno and last two year*. (Hungary's policy ' ictlon, and In Chicago, a federal grand Increased production, irking 48 hours and MU* Elisabeth Fite at tha Proacco. -ha* been largely oriented with fore the war and other production coils Kara increased _ jury Invastlgatlon of mast p rle« ought to be that o f Moscow). . , W#*t Side Primary Sehool; Mrs. Will begin Sept. 22 with 42 com­ a week Instead of 40." ■sort or less to ihW aama extent. A Yugoslav unit af 34 soldier* Washington — Senator Brewatar Faul Mikler as teacher of Homo commanded ' by two officers pre­ panies, individuals and associa­ Economic* at tha Oviedo School} ANOTHER BRITISH LOAN <R-M«l aald tha Administration tions subpoenaed to appear. U. .8 ’ This -ia the first increase ia these rates which we sented itself at the provisionalattoryys throughout the coun­ had allowed Uj# nation's food ox- Mrs. Jean Carlton of Winter Pnrk arid disputed—Boundary and de­ . . hava madr stnee' February, 1938. It will be recalled that LONDON, Sept. A at an elemantery teacher at Ovla* try were Instructed by Attorney port program to "run riot" and manded permission to cross. Th* _ t source aald today at the time we resumed daily publication following a General Tom Clark to start their advocated curtailment of fo6d ship- do} Mr*. Elaine Bauman of Win- Americana refused. The Yugo­ Bzlteln - »<>on might ask tha In­ mania. '« M leather at Oviedo slavs argued that thay Interpreted period a* a tr>-weekly during the war, w* made no addi­ ternational BiMk for o' 13*0-000.. High School. ' tional charge for th# two *X**J— 1 ---- J -'‘--------* the peace treaty as authorising 000 loan, designed Mr*. Mary Lee Nkhola waa *t> Yugoslav troop* lo enter the * weel to.ouz sk' *** THE OLD HOME TOWN By STANLEY a©CKf?S5S 9 t NOTICE „ principal of tha Cv W# feel idf* they “ Drv dipping* U th* hstmiia «rd inaUl) t v»U r KiiUr an crossing pa summoned tha tank soolled aoetttd to a baric basic process In teak- Monroe Primary 8chool. Upon the In tha Ssmlnols High School cafe­ ami also called for local re- tear Mother aoles strong and flax"--------- ’ 'the trustees of teria at a coat o f I — * —-— *——™ MU .. rat* -. THE SANFOHD HERALD j 9 * *-• • - - ,: �r ~ zq Hatty Thert l» Strength— 4TH E W EATHER Increasing cloudiness and scatter­ ed shnerrt Isle tonight. .Shower* and orrasinal -squalls Thursday. ,* . 1. J t t o Protort tho Peace of th* World; To Promote tho P r e m u of A «< ritii To Prqdoe* Prosperity for Sanford. AN .INDEPENDENT' DAILY NEWSPAPER ■ V O L U M E X X X V IIl *< * -V e 1 ' t^Zj±r± ■ SANEORD, , Established 1908 FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 17. 1911 A s s o c ia te d P r t u N O . 219 L o w e d W ir e 1------- High Costs -Holding Meat . Prices Up Army's New Jet Bomber Heady For Ground Tests R * Nation's Leaders De­ mand Action To Re• store More Reason­ able . Price Levels • WASHINGTON. Sept. i r a n d e d Residents I ;«.gf_ w ira^ iicttT o Warning^ Rescued By Coast* Gu a r d V ~m In Franconia. N. If. Senator Bridge* called on President T ru ­ man to (unman tdfelhrr leader* *f every phaaa of American enter* ftprlta to do something voluntarily W*boat th* high #*§t of Jiring. temper* of tbf peopl*^ t» g eueh that* V{* tie* to .voluntary -action .on tM part of leader* of all phaiea of our economy will probably be • J srti«rw S if s n an addresa prepared for the 3flth annual meeting of the New England Conference of State Federation* of Women's Clubh. . In Boston a spokesman for one •*ef Boston'* leading department itoret charged that a few manu­ facturers were engaged In a “ legal black market” —raising the price of good* after they had bean ordered for delivery. Jnhn~S. Parkins, controllar and assistant aecretary-traaaurer of Wm. Filtna’a Son* Co., aald In a statement prepared for a con­ gressional sub-eommitt*# ' at • public hearing on high price* that ■a* few Manufacturer* have charged wprie*s upward “ alter we hav* eOntracteJ for auppllea.” Rep. Bender' <R-Ohlo) aald In Waahlngton that k buyer*' strike may be necessary to bring down' prices. Remarking on 90-eent butter and high eoats of other thing*, the Ohio lawmaket declared In a abatement: “ It la time for the buyer to do something more thin beware. , m “ it may be necessary for the housewives of America to take tbs Issue Into their capable hand* once more with an ofd-fashloned era strike.” . buvsr . “ It la all too clear that any effort* 'to hold the price tine through Independent action on the part of retailers will be Utterly unsuccessful,” he added. Truman Ship SkirtH Tropical Hurricane ABOARD USS M I S S O U R I WITH PRESIDENT TRUMAN, . Sept. 17, (7P>—Officer* of this bat­ tleship bringing President Truman hong from Brasil said 'today they > are'prepared to take "evasive ac­ tion" If necessary to avoid a hur­ ricane off the coast of Florida. . The Missouri was around MO mile* ta il of S t Atigftxtine, and ^appeared unlikely to approach “ thin srvSraF hundred mile* of tha alow-ntovltig storm center. If a change of course should become necessary to avoid t)(e hurricane’e .Lpatfc. Aha' battleship could easily outrun ft. | The Missouri Is eehedufec) to de­ bark the presidential party Triday at Norfolk. Va.; and Mr. Truman plans to be back in the White House Saturday. FOKRKRTAL SWORN IN the nation's first at 11 A. M M. Vinson, tie* o f United Stat administered oath, elevating s i FetreataTfrom ry i f the Navy g§|| to head of tha anuad rmad fi forces. The cere■was held In the office of the of tha Navy, M IAM I. Sept. 17 Tbwmost Jemhle hurricane in 19 scan tr v e d but n l the churning At lelittc Ocean today. ladling the law rt'n.T cul* Hast U « . r sslih irmtT Itryu* fury .vml diivm g hundredto pul-lii shelleis. note regarding C )flu'hic wimls bote down on ■ An o p tlm itlii the mast from |U(I nf( Deltas- storm |*to»pei tc In; the Sanforc Beat h, to rip between Miami arid .ite.i was *>>npd'd it limm IikIsv hv It, F. W ltilnet. Sr. wr.illieim.sn. West‘S Palm Reach stuillly a lln who reported I harmnelri leading Bonn. of i ’J.BO on ho goseinment type Ihe Coast Guard repalled a mslitim ent. H it liarimetei has fool picket hoat and a c r e w >f varies! llUt- two tlegiees s;ncr the tine* had disappeared on a tr» disturbance stsilesj, he sir l-sted, Cue mission and was * presumes! ■snd ha* been lietsveen i'b fto .snd Imi. but it latei was sitihlrrl 29.H2. in ir t y higli sees and w.rs believed " U n til oi n u t f we base a to have evacuated a slo/en |>«sgfi*: ,|,a,~ /X r lm * m lutm nettu piessIlls ruled hy high water southeas* U|p | ^ (t .sfitIt Iptlr sHV of ia.m il. , evere w in d ," h- *v>d lie | - ,inled A private yacht with |ln r r nut that h u iiii.me*- ieek airss ol C-'csl Guard said moiint.iinmn least te iiilrttiie in low pressute wik.es-and sc learning -wind»> |ue urai, nndiln+TTj'it'rtni tlti^mnrt aboard radioed .in SOS. hut tin had hern p ifs ,n trd Irnm liasrlm g vrated a rrscue attempt, lire pas hither porlh aid hv the higlirh sengett ate_Dr. A._____ M Rntwurth. pie*»ur» ‘ flies. RailttHl) D i s a s t e r Relief A " eiiuiea, aranrl—By For E me r g e n c i e s —,™ -AhhouBhtj«faTid"ml'mirker- .. *■>- s> From Hurricane Is Reported Here h r n - t h tg V T m l and u w torts V il| lend to keep tbe price* , 3 e f.lto e itw k and o tfa l up th* to il oh 1947. The D rp .rlm ttW fM id . hoWrter, that thfre may i n tome decline became meal prices are t "higher than normally indicated by the volume o f meat production f n d ronrumer ipending." ing and production are expected to be heavy the re»t o f the year, the Department raid these pricet probably w ill continue, at - high levelr becaute o f a imaller pork supply and a ihortage of lamb. An analysis by the Department** food stuff* divition »aid meat ex^ports at the pretent rale w ill M otal about 500.000.060 pound* tbi* year. This would be three lime* the yearly aveenge for pre­ war 1937-39 but "le * . than 3 percent o f total U . S. production thi* *4 - ' 4 y u t. FU**™*. IN fRIPAXATION for tail and ground tests st Seattle, the Andy's newest Jet propelled bomber, the Boeing NB-17, Ia. rolled from Its hangar. Powered by sin jet engines, the huge craft alio hna rocket motors near the tall for emergency bunts of speed. Overall dimensions of the new bomber ore similar to lho*e of the B-29 Superfortress. It Li the first Jet bomber with swept-bsck wings. (International Sourulphoto) Harold ^Stassen Battle Of Words Has Begun Demands Special In United Nations Assembly Ily IIKWITT MACKENZIE Congress Session At* Fnrrlgn Affair* An*l;*t Ten Americans The war o f the pnliticnl i*ma now ha* tafo "eye*.” or fiK-al GOP CandidatcWants of extreme activity, after Killed By Reds point* Food Conservation the early manner of the great hurriennr which ha* bsreu moving And Marshall Plan 1tip -the "Saatel ii *eis-Since War’s End «liJf*TOU*ly board of the Untied State* —om* NF.W YORK. Sept. 17 < * ) Harold E. Sta7*»n today declared America, "should begin .tit _DD«Ji a nationwide, coordinated, vofuntsry food com erratinn program eye representing the stioiig-ai>n method* being amplny-od In Em rope-and - Asia,--and t t m - u r t t v" r iT ^ j j' SfaTsIsall ‘ ami‘ Frank' Mar f,sQ% (ha I'Rttlr* of wonU wacmir in 4 *, , the Ataerobly o f the United Na o Miami. Hum___ • ____ . . Ticet.. lighl_ polci^conjiuuniLa WASHINGTON H*i,i 17 (/IA TJ’e conflict In the As**mbU ; tionshnes „V, , ,n n 7 V . 1 . vrlAs from a conceited ilffetT•truelot • ipecial iruion of Congte»i r W^ Senator Wtlry (K-Wts) today s|Vl. tactic* of- the eastern hl-sc. t u t and tempotary to enact the M arthall Plan. under th r ntasii>r made public a Stale. Department jled by Ru**ln. The purpose of the “ ’ ** ,,1nrk rt The former M in n rtn la governor compilation .howing that 10 Amrt :<lrive I. to try to renter world "nslaughl and gmls up to I0S only ' avowed 1948 Republican i ' . i- .s «... i lattentinn on Soviet metbiMla of miles an hour ilsimned Miami. Report Released By - St at <*“ Depal-tmcnf At Wiley’s Request only .7 inclr its the last 24 hnuis. •vnil was f inch dtiiing the pie _VU*U»-d-t IwkSSsar^S-roPsI <»( OSSe StSril fur -Itt Inrun it(V to noon. A ll school* in Seminole County were m dcrfd clgsesl hy Supt. I W. I.swtnn last evening lo r tl»djjtntlnn o f the slotni period a n t ellect w< In the disife Im fiire the fateful kslmonm riiietrls to this elfect ican. h.ve met death “ under q u ? £ iw ld u p ||n ^ nnt onlv ltPfl B f(ffM preiidentisl candidate, said m an tionable ctrcumilances in Rysstan-: lnlt .tm tle,! obstruction In lawn in'MInmt « is* trcard all night jntvde hy—radio;— Mesnw-hde ad address at a chamber o f com dam m alrd araa* since the wai'* thr UN.—* ring the tap tap tap-of hanihrer*^ (’ j|v P11()1|1(VPr,- ihsIice ,snd Itrem i m e re r luneheoif-'Thrt- Shortage o f | Thus far th* UN has been hani- mnlnjr up Morm protation over ,. , . . ** food around the world for thi , e • ! strung by thfe persistent use of : riats windows, nailing down *■ - I have illetled lor txtssilile finit addition. Assistant Secie ,,)V vHo (>y ^)lp |{ll„ i BI1, wii-> r ,-|es Uinl uiiailit tiluil^awnv A t s grm-i— Sluu-s (asname.l open to. next winter require* immediate f r n t t i M l " esii ietton;“ ~ -------------------------------- -- lary- Norman Arm our-wrote Wiiev. ' tmies the liosvl of the gale drown-[(|sy until the irgirl.x Wedtu e l out the sound of iramnier*. ![day i i ' n ,. i-,,,. "four American citizen* suffeie.l noon closing U nlett we conterve food, he (torn physical violence, not in­ .is cancelled added, "th e . p rrtiu re o f demand IuikIi- pu meeting by President lis t e r I harp,* ““ on a dwindling food supply next sulting in death." Most. i f Jnoh'all. o f the instances ;Thie trr ih e -rira f -need <lf keep winter w ill drive our high price* HAVANA, Cuba. Sept. 17—(Ah mg trleplitrue comMUnitaliulft o|o-tr even higher and increaie the dan­ ched have-been published previous The Army Pres* Bureau aniinune-l svorktnen of the Southern |{-'! ger o f boom and b u tt in the ly. but Arm our’s repoit was the ed tmlay that five policemen TOKYO, Sept. l7-<yPl—Ftomlfirst statistical compilation. It wa< have t-een charged with homicide --ater* of Jhe rampaging Tome lelrphi-ne Corn party htoughl i American economy." Rtaisen a««ert*d th a t • only the prepared at Wiley's request .and a* the result of a two-hour gun ltis-er swept to within two mile* |w>tl,slil* battery cha.gmg tinpresident and the government pro­ was mtde public by the Wisconsin battle Monday In which five per-j of Tokyo's eastern suburb* tonight out of storage and put it inr■• vide “ effective national leader Senator's.office without comment •on* were killed snd M wounded, *s unofficial estimate* jumped to operation alongside the huihhtr; ship" for the contervatlon progThose charged,, tho Bureau 47 the number of dead, missing Five o f the deaths occurred Aug. ta miler that emergency h itten n ram. asid, included Police Major Mario , od Injured in the typhnon-btell A* to the Marshall Plan, the IP, It'tfl, when an unarmed Amei - ttalaberria. chief of fhe Enemy diaaitar. j tan he u*rd m event (hr |kswci lean A rm y transport plana was World War two naval captain said Activities Bureau, and four other A new levee break on the Tome l( f o i ,iff. Raiirrirs ran give aholit bv Yugoslav fighter figt “ my urgent message today M that shot down hv policemen Under hi* command. River threatened to add new tons ( j |v„ „ i „ f ,e,ske. according Yugosl speed is necessary In It* Implem­ near Iotk* Bled, Yutoelsvig. The shooting _bn>ke out when ..f water In the wide dream _aweep. | ,, Btl ............... Three occurred In one In Poland, Pol entation.” Five Persons Killed .......... .............. !,Uv '"’"n rl",m8 n,r K In ffavalm Battlejjap Typhoon Death Toll Benches 2,917 'The President,’* ha declared, “ should promptly advise the coun­ try of the clear fact that Europe cannot move Into this next winter wlfhout a definite program from this Country. "The basic facts of thin years economic situation In Euron* were known monltTago. This la not a surprise situation. It la a chal­ lenge that ha* been known for many months but not ndequately lliet to this day.” Btsascn aald the Marshall Plan “ Is not, a perfect plan" but “we need to realistically face alter­ native!.” "As Europe move* Into this next bleak winter—there are only two plan* for Europe—ona ti the Mar­ shall Dan. and the other la the Communist plan," he aald. “Tha Marshall Plan envisages assistance of this country on thy basis of a proposal developed by Europe for Its own self-help and for Its need* from America. It enviaagea the rebuilding of Eu­ rope, the gradual raising of the standard* of living of ita wartorn people, and the maintenance there of political and economic freedom, Vtd of independence from oursel­ ves and from other*. “The Communist plan, as 1 Judge .U, aaeka a Europe moving ■tap by step along a Socialist route. It call* for a Limitation and disruption of the production of tries until- Com(Cssllsw* MS P u s %t*S ir-1 LOCKED CONTROLS WASHINGTON, S ept 17. MV-> The Civil Aeronautics Board aald today that locked controls proti­ ablv caused the takeoff sta** o f a United Airlines Plane at New York May W In Wlhfch 48 killed. M IAM I. Sept. 17. « l ’>- A cyclonic tropic*1 storm tore into I lor id *’* lower fa s t Coast today. Isolating Miami and sending thousands o f refugrr* stiealmng -from Hood-menaced Okeeth-drre Jew'ands • M m itly before noon, the monitor hunicane v u chatter­ ed “ seiy near" the coast, a short distance south of Palm nrach.^and was swilling lowatd land at 10 miles per hour. The lio p ira l storm, which was horn in the Caribbean, right days ago. was rs p rc trd to tip across the f luiida peninsula, with pe.sk intensity in th* Cert Myers area ahold nightfall. Winds "r nniideiablv abo'e 100 miles per hout" beat down trees, broke communications lines and flattened tight building* as the storm mounted in force. Miami had gusts up to 1OH m ih* pet hour, a n j the Coast Gunid at West Palm Beach said IZO-mile gusts were slamming its installations. Sf BRING. Sepl. 17 * Two train* with a M*l of 74 __C|us ol cvatuws sliah-w*i»-to-b*t*'-arris«l-b»r* hv Tft-or 11^ A. M. t.irley ftnni the hurricane slathej lower {)k-"chnhee are* did nnt aritve and it was not known whether they actually started out. wh»lb>t the storm delayed tJ^ejn j>r whelberjhey__ hadTaHen victim to the- high winds. The two trains were to base moved over Atlantic Coast — I.ine-lratke ftem the—erra to M m jrw hr'te Ilf* FEC and Seaboard Air line Railway form a juncture. Ihe Seabord was to have talrp over the two trains thrre at S A. M., mov­ ing them into brie within the next two or three hour*. How­ ever, the |wn trains did not show up at Marcy, What happened to them, if they ever started out, was unknown. M IA M I—Sept, 17, dozen commercial airplant* used in service lu I’ jn American countries were smashed to-, day when winds estimated at 109 milei an hour blasted an airport at -Miami.------------------ ' ' Gelling through hv telephone to the Associated Press Bureau at Atlanta after a communications blackout of several houts, AP Correspondent F.. V. W. Jones said Ihe planes had been moored to the ground in advance bul that Ihe moorings proved nf no t * I uf " A ll of the p lin rs were wrecked or badly damaged,'* Jones s a id .'“ T ir e were large Iwo'erigine planes. One huge ship was hurtled into the passenger port at the airport. There were no reports of any injuries!" NEW ORLEANS. S»PI. 17 - i* ; — The New Orleans W ralher Bureau, whirh reported thst comr-iunlcaliom with .South Florida werr lost, laid today that the g r r il tropical hurricane apparent)* was centered at 11 A. M. |F.ST) "very near th r coast a short distance south of Pain Reach." "Communications in eatreme South Florid* have failed and no rrpotls are available in that area," the Bureau said. "The e rn lrr nf the hurricane it apparently very near th* coast a short d itla n rr south o f Palm Beach, moving westward 8 to 10 miJri p rr lo u r. It is attended by winds considerably ■bore 100 miles per hour near th* center and gales over a wide area. "Before communications failed West Palm Beach report­ ed winds 88 miles per hour and Miami 71 miles per hour. A ll precautions should be continued over South and Central Florida and adjacent waters. ."Hurricane srarnlngs are displayed from north of the Florida Keys lo Ihe Tituiville-Tam pa line and storm warnings on Ihe keys and oser Ihe peninsula from Jacksonville lo Cedar -K ey*,--------------- --------------------- -- ----------------- In Hungary and on# In the So­ SalaWria tried tq aireat I'nljre mg toward Tokyo. Advance fingers the ftoml were expected to hit my 1 'l l J viet zone of Germany. The foui Major Emilio Tro at tbe home lion-fatal incidents s lf took ylset Major Antonio Marin DApico on the suburb* sometime tomorrow. i T l l i r S l l l l l l l / U I l l l l I K l S In Hungary. Armour said there I* suspicion of harelng been Involved > Ih» entire district ws* evacuated the recent staying of a raptaln, j to the accompaniment of warning "no record of physical 7 " *!. . in Snlaharria and Ihe other police- airs rena. to American citizens within g il men w ill he trie d by -a m ilita ry tKyodn News Agency reported Heeilawa rase ats rourt, and 10 xlvllians arrested new romniiatlon shnwe<i 774 as - ar result o f ' the nffray ssitt "<b-ad, *~116# Injured and 2,017 miss­ far* lesser charges In cIvjHan ing throughout the 20 prefectures NF.W YJ)RK, Kept. 17, <AV LaGuardla Reported eourta. reporting stoym damage. -The In n si*eeeh whlrh Russia did not official death toll was some 800 applaud, Serrelary rtf State Mar­ In Critical State - THIS IS OFFICIAL less thaO Kyodn'* figure. shall ■ternty deinande<l todev thst SA1JI RAFAEL, Calif.. Sept. 17 Among tire dead were two the United Nations *save Greece NEW YORK, Bept 17. CePtFormer Mayor Fioretlo II. lus- —(TP)—The Department of Inter­ American soldiers of the Flret from Communist “ aggressis-e arts” Guardia. 44, who Jouated colorful­ nal Revenue hat established the CaValry Division who drowned in the Balkans—and save tbe ly for many cause* in 80 atrenu- size of the average coed'a waist­ 'then their truck ran into a wash-- pea*-e organization itself from nut near OJlin last night. Russia's "abuse" of the veto In ous year* of public ljf*. falleil to line af 24 Inches. the Security Council. rally today from • collapse suf­ Ho proposed that the 66-natlori fered at.Ms home last night, hi* (Jetieral Assembly formally fi* physician announced. blame <m Yugoslavia, Bulgaria anil The physician. Dr. O e o r g e Alluinla fur "hostile acta” against Weather Ir Spotty Raehr. said upon leaving LaGuarGreece and (hat It then name a ilia’s bedside that the former may­ Throughout U.S. border commission to try to preor and director general of UNBRA rent further trouble. * RY ASSOCIATED PREHH “ has thus far ahown no aigns o f Since 1884, weather records ihuw that 44 hurricanes or tropical Unless Greece ran be aaved. By ASSOCIATED PRESS rallying. There appears to h« no indication of Immediate change storms hav# struck Florida or the Caribbean area — tome of these Marshall asserted grimly, no small A violent tropical huirtcan** devastating, some of them relatively minor. nation ran any longer feel safe.. cither for better or worse." From 1820 to 1842, not a year pasted without some tropical dis­ The American Secretary laid ■ moved toward lire Florida const LaGuardla “ suddenly collapsed and sank Into a deep stupor" last turbance; while since 18W, record* show 20 years In which the atate 7-point artioii program before the today amt by'flr.lO A. M. (EST) Assembly. His speech bristled with West Palm Beach reported winds night, Dr. Raehr aald. The phyairl- was not hit by high winds. . . La«t year qualified with Tampa** “ ghost hurricane." It was sup­ criticism of the Soviet Union. H2 miti-s an hour with fritst* up an said bulletin* on his conditinn When Marshall had finished lu 110. Would be Itaned twice daily and posed io have roared In from the Gulf, but something happened (nn any rhange between those hour* one knows what) ami it came In with little more than a few wind Soviet Chief Delegate Andrei VI* The vlrn li. were the highest gust*. hlnakv. depnty foreign minister of “will be reported Immediately." Modern hurrlrane history In this part of the world date* from Russia, did not atiplattd. To oh yet re|Mirted on the coast, and September, 1800, when Galveston.. Texas was hit. More than 4,000 servers In Ihe gallery It appeared were accompanied by heavy min died and damage waa about $30,000.r>00. • - FISHERMAN FREED that he and associates were e • nai ne ami hi* me »--a :i«ir- w r r \t w t b at l' mi' Home Plher tug atoms] ----- r ------------ W . S - : PALATKAr Sept, J7„M Y -A S t almost the only nneS'tn the great' * ‘ ,, t,n l[! , tu t « _st _t... t . . . , . i t . „ „ ,s._ gusts an I t i n u a a n r i* lien September, 1806 — penaaeola and Mobile, 1.12 dead, $.1,400,000 hail who, kept silent on the rntlmi Johns River. fithm aia, charged to shelter tn public buildings, with violation o f F lorida Game damage. of applause. -------------------------------------- £ _ — _ s J _ . echonts and hotels. mage. AugutJ, 1915 — Galveston, 275 dead, $50,000,000 dam and Fresh Water Fish Commis­ September, 1815 — New Orleans and lysulslann sion regulations, waa discharged , 215, $13,* All member* nf the Townsend "Mcanwhifc, fairly mid air cov­ Vgsterdav by Circuit Judge tie r- 000,000. Club were requested this morning ered Montana, with heavy rains September, 1918 — Key West, Corpus Chriati, 284, $22,000,000. by R. C. Swope, vice president, to extending into northern Idaho bert If. Frederick who held that September. 1824 — Lower East Florida Coast, 400, $86,000,000. attend funeral service tomorrow and Wyoming. Minimum temper, the 1942 amendment establishing September, 1W8 — Across tha Waat Indies $80,000,000; a n d at the'First Methodist Church at aturva today Included 31 at Butte, the state agency aa a constitution­ . al body waa never agreed upon by West Palm Bssmh and Everglade* Florida, 2AOO, $75,000,000. 10:30 o'clock l o r Mrs. Martha Helena and Great Falls, Montana. September, 1830 — Santo Domingo and Haiti. 2, both house* of tbe IMI lagiala$40,000,000. Moffttt who has been secretary Helena had an inch of wet snow September, 1835 — Key West, 600 (ne damage r nf the rluh since Ita organisation. yesterday. United1 Nations Save Greece 16 Hurricanes Have Struck Florida Since Saving Records Began In 1886 I'' I sr.nniNG. s-rt. n . <,n— An estimate,! 10.000 persons from the rlrti Okeechobee farming and grazing areas streamed through here today, fleeing from the huge, dike l«rj|id. hurricane-lashed taka. All communication from the smith side of the Lake was lost around 8 \. M . said Robert Mack, field officer for lh» tJ. 8. Corps of Engineer* who said an in­ spection trip showed the nofth side o f the dike was holding. ' However, be said, the south side had water piled two to thr** feet higher than on the north, lie did not give the level but Icvfl wai >cetrr,lwy the lake's. I 4i's-n a-s slightly over 11 feet. Tbe illke, built aftrr tn* 1928 hurricane dmwned many hundreds in tbe area, 1* 10 feet htgh. 300 fret thick at tho bottom ahd 100 * fret thick at the top It Is mad* ef earth, atone and shell. Mack said wind* of 40 mile* were whipping the l*ke. lie aald he believed tbe huge dike would hold: hut this conviction waa not Pea* Ms) 4 L 4 ‘Afis Vi . M- % .■A • ■iiU'. 1 '-JW ■‘% W w V , , ,a e-V \ " — �' - . _________ THE SANFORD ffERAT.D,, S y iM g W FLORIDA PAGE TWO The Sanford Herald WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 17, 1947 KNIGHT'S DREAM FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM lU lab lU kta la IWtH"’ * 4 jll» r (h ,l a a a 4 aap 4 ar al , irncVboun»l th**ii« thtrt then* irtlwl.m'Ver bn'another war.'.’ Thin firm ntntem«-Ht wan mailt! by Trygve hie; liccratnrygeneral o f the UN. Ill a a|>eech In Boatou recently. • I.it* w'ent on to-nay that "no country, with the jiower •S U t H at N r. as i t , it m a ilt, , ' D d i k t , ST, I« l» . a l A * S w l illf lc * to make war regards war as a practical proposition now or • r SkStatS. klwiMa, a a S rr ikt Art in the future. No country ‘on earth can tolerate another • I C a aaiiM af XUicM.M. IMST. war. even within the limits of warfare as we have known it iii the past." , The Sepetary-General believes thut the disagreements which‘are causing so much friction will eventually be |murably settled, because such a Settlement Is necessary. The >i n sru icT iox ’ niT ifs danger o f any one country or group o f countries deciding to ■ r I'attlrii ttttk remain outsidt the UN would be ruinous, nii(T” iriuVtl'n>il lx? considered, la; said. This is the projier attitude for a man In Lie’s position. • A ll a k lla a r r tttllrfi. m ti Without such determined resolution nothing can l*e accom­ Ik aah l. ttta lalla u a Mml aalirta plished. Hut support is required from the makers of foreign VM lvriaiam ral, tar |k« *a i» u tr rattlaa Ita d t. n ltl kt rkararS jiolicy. from those in charge of the armed forces and from a t rtaalar a S ta rlM a a ta lrt. those who shape fiscal policies In all the nations concerned. ■ I S t k l S rw tra a t* ll*pt»t»"'sOt»tl a t , i r , i r , « a l t T k t ’ llt la U la !k» The resolve to hove- no more war must be Implemented if. a a llo aal 0 , 1.1 at a S tt illt la a . O ltlHa a ,* a a la l il M t la Ikr h t iit t l it is to be carried out. . . I IstMta, * II Maaaalik a ie s s e S l k t la tka r a a a lr i Milk k i t t t t t S tart la I fclraaa t i t S«tt f a ,a . ■ ‘ ‘. I T ry Tli>—TQP^ICE CREAM ■; W-j nuki our own lea Cream, All flavor* Tilly — Dilldoui — Healthful TIP—'TOP ICE CREAM * 414 Sanford Avenue 4 Phone $ ON THE MARKET AGAIN DUPONT Children And Lundies Attar la US f r . - . Mklrk It aallll-A t t r b u l i t l , la Ik* at* ml ir s t k l 1s lla a u l all «k* U m I a*Mt ailaltS I a Iklt t t n i k i k r i i at Mtll at all Almost i'.i million dollars hu's lieen allocated by the United Slates Department o f Agriculture fqr the nathm’a s c h o o r fiiuch program. Through state and territorial edU-' rational agencies part of the fuhds will be used to pay W B D N K 8D A Y , 8KPT. IT. 1I4T sch o o ls for a p ro p o r tio n of the cost o f the lunches. Some Of the money will cover administrative costs o f the program 8 M U « SANCTIMONIOUS V I- ami the rest will In- used directly In’ the department to buy E TY IS NOT RELIGION. TEST food for schools where nutrition standards must be raised. OF IN F IN IT E POWER. W E The taxpayer has a right to ho|fe that only u minimum MOVE MOUNTAINS.—Heb. II: amount of (ids sum will lie diverted' into "administration" 1: Now fa ith fa giving aulttLnce to th ln ici hupgd fu f, the proving. ami tjmt the.,bj|lk y f .if hsM ftUV.nofdy c h i l l i who can't of th ing * iWr»<A j t r y T ? ~ ^ v liaising the nutrition ‘standard for the nation's needy school children has the endorsement of all thinking citizens. But government curelessncss has been so well established in handling of public funds that citizens are ulerted to waste and misdirection of public dollars. They will watch The tropical hurricane pa»»ed w'ith*'intere.st the bAmlliiig o f the 49 milUgn dollar lunch ‘rj up Cuba ih it lime to they had lo allowance. We tee wiieie a ikskeup »* | predicted in the B n lid i cabinet. i I t ', loo 'b a d they « *i)V ih a k e M r. Bevin and M i. Atile*. Itage a little excitement of their wounded, in a police ’. iniutrcclion. Do you suffer from .hay fever? Charlet Orookt had an attack o! tnecie t while driving h it car near Milwaukee. So tevere. wat it that he lo ti control of h it car and it toon climbed a telephone |>ole A t he dragged himielf out from beneath the wreckage, fie H iddenly thouled with jny.‘ H r had Mop­ ped in e rtin g . * . I f you were a Haplut forced lo flee for your life bccautc a Metho d iit had been elected lo o f f it t in S anford, you would g e l'to m * id c i of what the current tiluation in * t. ♦ \ I. , »r Jndta' it like. Theie moie than one m illion paiwuta—Irave been forced to leave their heme* • god flee for iheir livet became they happened ^oM>e_ M otlemt living in g predominantly Hindu rommunitt o r Htndut living in a prrdw m ntnttv Modem im m u n ity . Thoutandt •have been killed, -million* madr homelert lim p ly bfcaute of a religiout inlolerence alinoit medieval sharing of wealth throughout thu w otld, the U nited' 'States teemt lo be cultivating an unparalleled unpopularity at u iid u o u d y at a tk in -flin i unde! Th* American consulate in P01I Said it itontd. Detnonitraton in Bogota, Colum­ bia, attack, the U. S. embatty over shipping privileges. The Ruttia n t berate ut bec^Wfc we won't give them our atomic bomb. anJ tbe British are *orc over our gold horde at Fort Knox, In Greers where we hava dumped over $730.000,000 tinea, the war end­ ed, diiconlented citizens stand around all day aad complain. T “ - it American aid coming?" •Whether or not it pays fo r the United State* lo be kind to foreign aatiooi it indicated by the thouti und Coaununf'lt ir id t id - t-t who paraded through itnpor Italian, c i l i a * ihouting. I w ith America I " "Down w it', ■ailed N a tio n *!", "Death lo h i " The ink w*» *c*rc*ty (SECRET OF GREATER VALUE) — Not-Suirprrsing* The forthcoming country-wide journey o f the*-"Free­ dom Train." carrying originals o f priceless documents of American liberty, such ns the Declaration o f Independence and the Rill of Rights, is annoying Communists. According to one newspaper story, not verifier! but not improbable, the local servants of the Russiun government have Iteen directed to stir up antagonism to the train h> questioning its personnel ns to their stand on the TnftIf aft ley law and other matters unrelated to the objects of the train. Nothing could la* more natural than to have pledges of freedom arouse the hostility of the most ruthless tyrantty in the w'itrld today Better Hiding TAI.LAHASHEH. Sept HI (Spe rial11-Protection for rhlldien whu ride tehooi butea war empnaiued lodav by Uireetor II. N. Klrkman of the Dpartmrni of I'ublle Safety. In an order which went out ti all Better Appearance One tperie of lierlle, the bam Water In nature it virtually inbarter, emitt n odiferout motet Irttiucliblt-, continually changing live fluid which mint into ga from vnpnt in the air to liquid ami when in contart with air. It look­ hack again but alwayt remaining like a minute jet of smoke. water. GREATER PROTECTION and DURABILITY PAINT THAT LASTS FOR YEARS YOU'RE TELLING ME! ZADOK DUMKOVP la form­ ing a aew movement — If tha cult don't stop wearing elacka hr hope* to organise the boy* Into a return to the ancient cut-' tom tklru Were IV MI of UI wrartng W*attu| latiti afraid be, hasn't a leg to stand Sn„L V te d _?r jn>L. - - ____ tomewhat ahort of wopdarful— aa picture* of lltnry VIII defi­ nitely prove. Americana borrow tome tOO illion hooka a year from tibrat tea. HILL LUMBER & SUPPLY YARD PHONE to Stvtril hundred yu rt more and pant* h id extended down to the knee. A pxyle that only b t.came *_ pAyugua - /ike Georg# W n h in tton 't. p i it m isw i d*X otuerveil. in character. General George Kenney, who tervrd in die South Pacific dqiiqg the recent war and knowt tomcthtag about aitcraft at well ax atomic Lomlu, ta y t dial in anolh er war the United Staler will be lucky "to have eight hourt warn­ ing o f a blitzkrieg blow, detigned to blow u t out in .a few dayt.' The Japt did th rir b e ll with let, werning than dial in ih r tail war. but next time whoever our enemy may.be may hav*V»onelhin| more poUnt than the brptoy "Inch ih r J tp t dro;)|>ed qfi ffra fflH a ih d r. " I f we don't have lif t vRumlicr Ons ah fo rc e ,".ta y t General_ Kenney. PAINT THAT CLEANS ITSELF When ontlenl Roma want aut •f ttyla to did'the toga. Them It no wldotprsad dsmand for Iho rolwrn of olthsr. plut-foura- becamo popular tt looked ax.though pant* woro In io r M i r g t i " I tho C orpt I C ongrattm an Control Futa 0 1 400.000. European OF* Sptcul to Cintnl Ptttt -Don k look now, but all ta not spit and polish akittlea with the Marin* Corpa. despite lb* fact ; Bom* time during tha Mtddl* Age* men began experimenting with the wearing of y*ry brltr pantaloons. The tfie c t «ru rstre a t.. Out men took one look Into-the m irro r rqd fuM-Ungth trouser* ataged a quick and per­ manent victory. Drivers License For 1948 widespread riasntment among tha "leatherneck corpt. famed offensive unit for a century and a half, will dehtity ... Th« new organisation gives th* Marin* Corpa control over tin amphibious dperatlbAa HoWtv the feating prevails that the Davy will b* do plgtely aubscrvlant to th* Andy booha th* Independent Alp Force, which ta reported • D P Q U E S T I O N — T h e fata of some European rtfu g **a n * U In gogrf p a rt In t of a amaU group of C Q q fT tM a N )X T h a sa men. rap rise n ting U W d lm a l* an Judiciary aubcom m ltle** on tmfdMratl watting diaplacad persona canipa ta OartrA u i i n a d uring the ra rrm tl recau-Vnt C T h e ir decision wtU go f a r to w ir d .A a t w hether C o n g r*** w ill accede r 6 th * ra President T ru m a n th a t lh * y be perm itted EVERY RESIDENT OF FLORIDA. AND ALL NON­ RESIDENTS WHO ARK AT WORK OR WHO HAVE CHILDREN IN SCHOOL IN FLORIDA. MUST HAVE A 1048 DRIVERS LICENSE BY OR BEFORE OCTOPresent your 1947 license, either personally or by an­ other at the County Judice'it office If you are a realdent \\ If you hol4 n valid lioenav front another State you 1mi.1 t apply pcrkonnlly, nn tho application must be sworn to. Come early to avoid the wgitinif in line. Office open irom 9 to 12 and from 1 to 6 P. M. each day except JSftturday, then to 12 noon. th< United flla fa a ^ H ^ H H I The House subcommittee held puMtg haartngi during the last session on th* Stratton BUI. which would 100,000 refugees annually for four yearn. ^ • • * "tt all loo*» like an admuuatrallon gesture to (teal tha aa* from Ogagreaa and move tn on aome of the public favor expected to accraa from probing the high oaat of living." • • tbs beautiful, ea if-to -cle a n 10. Y o u ’ll ch o o s e wieelr w h en ip cb o o te T a p p a o becauta . . . .4 • HICKEN LOOKER'S REVERY — Senator Bourk# Uekanlooper tRi. la . chairman of lh* Senata-Hous* atomic energy committee, wonders eomeUmes what has happened to the science teacher he once had ut college HlcJunlooper recall* that lh* teaeher Interrupted a lecture one day to hold, up a penny and declare' . "tf we could find a why to unlock tha energy that went Into the mate rule ut this penny, we would have *0 much power that tt would blow this campus off tha earth. But, of course, man will neve*' Rod n way of using th* power of the atom." . *„j » ve a . . • r e a l ESTATE PROBE—The powerful National Association of Real Estate Boards taels that Attorney General Tom Clark U trying to pull th* adnunletration aboard th* tnvasUgation bandwagon far filing a monopoly suit against tt. The Idea, the iwiirtattnn contend*, MweUtto * UlU* thund,r from ^ °h (Tte*. aald tha aeaocutlon to a • R. W. WARE, COUNTY JUDGE. • • TAX CUTR-AU aorta of reason* hare tons given why the hrided Top whh new cave detlgn u $ A mo re Inib e •wo rkl ng 1 urf o ce. i.allla lilumineted Oven wRh Ha “ te e -th ro u g h * f l a t * d o o r a J d a ■ n e w LIABILITY INSURANCE to meet Florida Financial Responsibility Law effective Oclober 1, 1947. -You can be deprived of your right to drive In event you are Involved in an acrldeni causing bodily injury or property damage to others, and unable to meet the requirements of the law. ** *»*' t You should know about this Law and how it affects you. Copy will he mailed to you upon request. CASH DIVIDENDS TO POLICY H0LDBR8 *-• "i - i - 113# Magnolia A vs. H»HH to M ilnf, roasting, ate t \ W -U '* o t Rtfla jM * i y RaM, �• • hij ... _y_Lj J V - W •• , . t . 1 ■> Annual Convention \ Of PTA Planned Arid Personal, Activities. ■ *r ~ 1 * Social• Calender . _____ __________ * , „ - - ■*• v » ♦ ■ •Glee Club Elects Officers For Year _____ T V.MPA.- Sept: 17. (FSR) * TH E FLIGHT DECK enf and‘ Teachers, mtitnbeu- that rt«* '.T -n T T . V 'I the anflual convention of the'oi school. A t . 1 .. ■I an informal gnnuntion will In- held in St. leceptioii will U- h r'd lerth e new, Pei. r.burg. Nov. 4-ft. Mr-. J. president. Mr* J. M Camertm. Plovd Griffin. Tampa, president. nn'1 ,,,J <«f the ur**e*l that resolutions intended for j I • T. A. are urged to atlned. 1.'.j. .----------- con- deration at this ranVrnit.tn.lw KlHM| m,.„ are the inut 'll-: * nf lliclr submitted in advance so that pi" The late-t gadgets and P*' wHI hr" Allowed f.d studv |>in«'nt have open, d new fields bv ik lle^lution* •-.iijnpipr. |1|1.„..g,„|,hy when properly •Its (itiffin slnttd that |an> (Jut modern eqmpnient prob* m-.-p -ed resolutions must be in B,l)v wou|l)n', have Puduce.) hetthe hands of the committr* w . ^ l . civi| Wnt p|ctu„ . f(>r Mwi in advance of the me.Hnf Sihc- Uww |ira,|v than tl,- one- that no t.-s.dutiona will be received dur- jhril3«ht him 'fame. However- he Ing .the convention. ’ would have-hern aide in gel other .he points out that sirue <he*e pictures that wet. n't i'--ib ie then tendiiiions. If adopted. Iwcome the Wl,rr n,.,,.r ban. ..f artiwai for the rn.iiing steirhen gave his f.»,t photo jeat hv more «h“ " >JAs in ^hibltion at I oiubm in l!»0l at Plotida. it is essen ini Hint time he , ht. „ f go T««etl.er with Alolhmed for careful study. .fml StrijfR,,, h,. esIaM.she.l about Mi. ih.ra Skipper. Tallahassee. UWl (Jl{. |>hoto SSse-mn Gallery. M-'othl vice-president of the Plot |n|<>r u |M. , th, r»nmuId>. I..ngrrs. is rhniruuin of the (|1|>|llo „ f „ rl committee and has calhd n ptrlitn . , „,,hy - in Awctiea In World Ina.v meeting on Monday. N -v-jWar I. a* a colonel tinder Urn •nib r 8, . The EttrauHve ( oniiritl- itiJJv Mitchell in tl I F F . he tee udl also meet on this date. ;Wn< rhjrf „ f the pitoiogiaphie sroi.-ulent (Tiffin hju. also rat- ;ti|11I „t the Arniv An Foree-. In ‘ WotId War II......... captain m the e rs on a l Dnnce To T he Munir Of j GLEN BROWN and HIS ORCHESTRA Dining JProm 6J\M . XH Closing For Reservations Phono 9115 - ■V - lf»f* f m o b t f i . - t i m e r of* t «f«p e ...th e fered if HflHywood . a. - s ' It* ARM AND AIU'IIERD TFor Iloh Thumasj rreioiuyl set-up. carries enthusiasm .Attending this. sessUmi wdl J«- mb vuitti the Mu M> Good Job! . I’ leasr your, hiiftlinntl by sentlitiR his Miits to uu. W e tin e x p o r t wtirkitinnahip at motlernle prices. We keep \*our ntan at hia ••Mb' Suminole County Laundry SIR Went Third Street . 1171 I’ almetlit A venue to. lie C F 55-Ti B 4 w ill Pinellas County • • • DealgllHl fur your every mood this Fall. . . riintwe yours in solitis fnr drews. flti'c k a . strlin 's fu r i - u s u a l, wenr. ThtVre nil smart nnd excit- founnt in p ' ,, Fail W ool in I’ lnidH mill Solid C olors Sizes III to 5ii 1 8 " ' All :* »» ^ Un-om.s funnier. So. world's l«--t work *" ill *this field, l,u*■ ’ her joke land, in the attic. „ , The Million* were rlnnking trujieti ■n I. . unsuspecting | | , male * 1 M *» P l* ^ thinks ' . ' l J ^ '' r ." ;n t _“ . i m„i- cinerallintlon but an Wool Tw eeds and Flannels Striped 2 7 -3 0 to IllO', \'it*Kin WihiI Gabanlines 5 5 ' i,!i ... W ool amt Kftymi Galutrdiiin.x 27-r.o ParkleiRli (ilt'li IMaitU, 100f i Hand FlnlsiiPi! W ool. -4 2 - ® ' T he HbOUSKS I ami *»*»*! rrnnrrntrnlei r m p H itlr itin i n it n n lttv p lm s l on a hhope chest. F tllf* U9* f jU t v n I’ hnne 911 —i- m It) ARMANI) ARt llERD HoIIvwihhI. Kept. 17. GPI No one will deny that one of the things this country rsn use today is— n few ‘ liiaFe laughs. Comedians atr striving valiantly to tickle the nation's funnylmnc. Hut what are the gait liying to ilo about the Nioember -I. Philip Mountbutten, wire Is-lng ............... - . . V over tlnlatn mmle ready torlay Rritaln and an-l the commonwealth s|u> some da . . - K,- I ' itogA--'. IVn-nrofnj Mi- N. II. Ilevis, litei-nslroru; Mi- Kills Pulnall. Mayo; Mrs. Lena Forties, Jacksonville; Mrs. II. A. Owen. Palalka; Mrs. Frank M. PuntphtTV. Daytona Reach; M' ft. E. florae. Tampa: Mrs. W (iwvnn Fox, Sarnsoto; Mi* Him* Paeettl, Lnko Worth and Mr. (’. * II. Tutan. Miami. This glmip As well as the committee* will make a trport to Ilie full Board o f . Managers on Tuesday. 1he Phone 475 Downtown Clfanors & Laundry of lie Gifts Accumulate For British I’ rinccHH Under New Management p MOLDING a m t of the trophies site won in l>cauty contests this /ear, lovely Jean Drown displays the smile that helped her to come out on top. She has captured more beauty awo nlr In the past 13 months than any other girl In southern’ Call* fomia. She hopes to win a movie of the ten IT A regions in the slate j ;Vitl, ,|lni h ilf . . nlurv a reoiganirntien of the a.hlevemenl and A M irnn-. contract, too. f/ntcnwillonal) l It Isn’t The Camera, It’s Man Who Counts Newly Remodeled Dance Moor nnd Ilnllroom ' ! ' l ± l ’’ L V t " u <*merwmev.«f Imrirta * »* call up Fanny llrice. She invited me over. ' * Mrs. Viola II. Kellry of Twin "W hy do all the gals today want Lakes lin- returnr-I from a plane trip to Chicago, III. where she at­ to lie gfa/imr-pusses ami not Fanny tended the Kisorid Annual Holier- PricesJ” I nski-cl. II* IRVING IIKSIOH She countered with. "Would you maii-Pinclii-r bp-rl.nlty Sh-iw- hejd there on Stindn*. Shi- is a itienilier wont them to give up everythingt " AP Ni-wsfeatnres NKW YORK—“ photogi nnisi *.” My nuitilh must have lieen hang­ of the HoU-rmnn-l’incher Club. While in Chicago she was Hie guest ing wide open for she quickly sav- Edward Slelchen. "hn**- not becomes alV'i obausted^thr tiossihililit of of \V. C. MeNerney, owner of the added, *‘Jf n girl Dnbcvillr Kennels in St. Louis, contettienhe, she can kiss romance * *",v earnerg. This is the word of.iini- of Viner Mo. good, bye I had lii laugh myself icn'- most fortimis expert • on into my marriuges. ■ ‘.'You ran just picture n fell* phftbrgt nphy who, nt fa*, after .five ulmut to propose to a comedienne. derades of arhievement in In art. He'd—be^-rated—Tilly—that—she'd ha—uist-emlrartrrrt' mr*tr nriv enr make n joke nut nf the whole rei The career is tlml of Hiu-ctoi of Photugiaphy— a now |m»tLONDON. Sept. 17. (An-Wed business."' llna at the Museum of Mislrrtt ............ . for......... Any girl with ambition in lie ding gifts Princess Eliralielh, A*e,— Iw-Vbat -enpm4l y - hT- hirprv trr -trr he mamcrt Nriv. SO Tn ahe ■trrntliiuri1;TTii!tTPirtwr vrt new standanh in plioteginphv rbam-es nf happy married life , , . Cocktail Lounge and Restaurant — At. The Sanford Airport — Saturday, Sept. 20 *-• ~ : [xnarg* « f the chapel i ogrem -bl] lie- ‘ ^e shall • . PAGE TH R E E The weaker sex hounded us with Mrs. Max CherhonnrnilV. SI. guys fur ripud opportunities for Pr ti i nburg president, w ill'Is- host* Mi*a Atm. Lovell lots returned a long time. Ilriog soft-hearted, tn.Hanfiud after spending the sum. we said t>, K. and l>efqre we knew to tb<- lloaid of Managei* at a nier in the Ih-rksliiu-a. En route i It' they ticame doctors, lawrers, dinner Monday evening ntnl the Ri'i'ional Uireelorsfl W will meet for liolllti s|||< vi-lU‘d til YnrJc I t* * . . •> t ,i *. a 1 hi'i'iOflit[ 1*1 iHci'l ( home she City to visit Mnrjorb ttioiitr! Wr !Cini' * ul number ^ iumiirtm Tursilny. Vaiimh « ■ml in. Wn^hinutuii !». «*. i h o t ^ r,n}f r°Wr4ilicnnr« toilIa> r,lu # pnilmrntR of th«» Riouii of tub guest of of 31 Alir. and and Mr • It. II It. II MatMai- .1 “I1 “ .rM male mahjong - Ull. aen» will also hnlil liinrlirons guest „ M 1l4, hi,,. « gmulplayers. IdfM tn ANNOUNCING OPENING OF * ---------------' SOUTH sSIDE I*. T. A. The South Side Parent Tea­ chers _ A ’ aocintion will be In minding Florida CoHtress o f Per- ! THURSDAY . Election of officers was held on Seminole Chapter No. 2, 0. K. Friday night in the music room of Stanley Hockey plana to leave S.. will meet at 8:00 !’ , M. In the Seminole High School. Herbert on Monday to enter Stetson Uni­ . Muonic Hall. Stenstrom was elected president versity hi Dol.qud. FRIDAY and vice president will be Miss „V , , . The South Side Patent Tearherx Delores McI^Hon..’ Secretary-trea­ Mr. and'Mrs, I*. ItAwir-l .Smith Auoeiatlon will hare charge bf the surer is Miss Jane Chapman and „ duprl program of the school at business managers for the club ,rc,urnr‘1 v' ** " l#v fium Little l!0 0 o'clock. At 2:30 P. M. at. are Miss Joanne Williams, Hobby Switzerland, N! (\ where they informal reception will L« held Pul tin and Lcland Itodd and Miss have Iwrn spending the past for the new president, Mrs. J, Lillian Moran will serve as lib­ month. M. Camerion. New and old-mem- rarian. Mr. and Sirs, Flank II. Scruggs' bera are aslttd to lie present. I'lans for the'first activity of the school year In the form of a of Jacksonville nrv the guests of were also made. The danrr Mrs, Scruggs sister and brotherMae West Wants ;To dance will be held on Friday snd pro in-law. Mr and Mr*. W, T. Know Englishmen ccmIs will go to the (lire Club' Lovett. treasury. Miss Ollie Reese Whit­ Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Randall have SO II U U TI H AMPTON, England. tle, director of the club, announced returned front Wayne4vtile. N. C-. that her classes have tripled since Eep»- 17, WY—Mae West, arriving »h*f was added to the High School where they spent -im n l weeks flb take her h< play "Diamond Lll” on at their summer cottage nt Jones' lour, me met thy gentlemen — and staff and there are now 180 mem- Farm. bcr*. ladita—of the’ Ilritlsh proas this morning invited them to *Vin up Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wat-.on left SUPPER POSTPONED 'n aee me some time."The regular monthly supper today for Tallahassee nccojupauied One reporter — male — gulped meeting of the Men's Club of the by Misa Mary Tour blurt. Miss and asked her what she’ thought First Methodist Church has liecn ToUchton will enter the Florida of English men. postponed for one week due *■> State Univerelty. "That," said Miss West, this lie- the uncertainty nf weather condi­ Mr. and Mrs. I- .11. McLeod, Jr. Ing her first trip around these tions, it was announced this mnr* parta, "la what 1 want to f i n d i . h J j U s , A K, MciJIUvy,-^aa.^"*1 fUghtrl;i I m-tat «p--ltrial..hi CHP^V-t-rH-v I • - * ° l or * • ' ;pont, -Sal Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Rouimllat at their home on Palmetto Avenue. I.urin is £ spending n few days with the ItouW K A It U R II A It L O N G niillats. — • I f Y ou l.ikp Friends yf Victor Check, who R u l mnke it v o u r crow n ing G lory by having it has Iteen eonfinrd to the Fvrnald shaped nnd curled with n so ft, nnturnl permanent. .lotughton Memorial Hospital for Cold Waves ....... $10 nnd up [the past month, will la- glad to tearrf-that lie is improving front -K p efin h Oja. vyjLIlcat W aves. an illness and . will return tu his H A R R IE T T M IL L E R IIE A H TY NOOK home w-illnn the nest several Weeks.' _K iv . Location.— 204 North Cover Charge — THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA W E D N E S D A Y , S E P T . 17, 1947 1 r ,**_r .. J------ To tjack inludkour akirtar*. . (tfess-up aiTil sjMirlu styh'S in cre|u"t, sntins, . * white and cotofs. . . Ioiir or slmrt sleevea. . . lU'nntifiilly Itirkml frmiLa. tanr“li‘liii'riieIT jitliuLi. A wide select ion in sizes ,TJ thru IS. ■artbly nv bits (nickels) and half rrow Kill, but discovers she can m«ke|"‘mm^ ' " vmmg hopeful who (half dollars) into collection t>ox nut of thkt bill for a new * « n^ w^ l,(^ X ' ,e S ® n l M to buy them. Silver and gold an"* ' »f,.;joke .-..-t U1A. hi* own-phritoBTflptty. feathers were in atom for i ^t,r ' (,aL Rijme ioke, . In the final Hnnlvsis. he explain dan efn j . — :----— ----: —^r~ ’ i Ni l H-Slilt: We've vi' Rot to wait , j| j»n't the camera or equipIL-r jmtenhi. King George 'mid the budding romidlemicx ihnt-r—mi*-tmt -the mnn-be ■ I- P yi k'U - I *ilit-msclvcs ,. . . . „ v — -----riod . rnnrrii jhmft the eanu-ra. and yiirefi Elixalieth. announcol I m ooa . V , •iood men like gras I tools, hut meanwhile that they would g b rl Any volunteers? a wedding party Nov.- 17—thr* Mark Helllnger ;eluruei| from . The secnml group I* eoiuposml of days Id-fore the Westminster Ah bey eeremqriy—so that gur-.t i New York convinced Jlollywmn Ihuim who were asked, came Here 1* not as tiad a place ns our east- to idn n "picture or two. didn’t could see Kilralwlh's presents. I 'n i i vrn brothers would have us !*•- imtkc the grade and were sent One he ed________________ S la t« Mrs. J. ..„ln>..,uh.. who «'>**"• t» in the| home. Sour grn|>es, thql's all.” from the ____ he Utd United States. ||ul|ywo<M In case llollvwood stars think 1 L. Illalr Ruck of Richmoruj, \V, they are superior. Mark reminds new president of the General Fed jl -sour grapes." lie was filming "The Naked there aie tunny in the Eastern erstlon of Women's CluliV, sent Is ague who also, make |2,000 woril she would sail from Nev City" in Gotham, and planned to s week. J' York tomorrow w|)h the fraleta use a cast composed mainly of New Yorkers. And Helllnger tlon's pre*ent—a mndeira organ­ die applique table doth and nsp found them morn than willing In iqqienr in a movie. Many of those, a little J « t tm * kins. tested were not aultnhlr, and that.! In 1778. the ronstitutiog of Mark points out, Ik where the North Carolina provided that n>* trouble lieglns. "There are two groups." he ( one was eligible for election egovernor of Hie state unless, in expluiua, "who like to take a slap 1 ' “First an* thuse whu l,t st ... .llollyw .-...ywood. had property valued at H^pon |have never been asked to come pounds. lute. They naturally, pan us. OUR I,AY-AWAY 1*1.AN “ We Clothe the Family — We Furnish the Home" 246 E .'IS l’ Sr: Phone 171 ■ *~S :_T A FLORIDA STATE THEATRE 3««i«y ctiAfActerf. STARTS THURSDAY FOR 2 DAYS! 'this NEW g/a&5«?anz g/earn Mhout uxpng/ C o l q a t 6 - ’Pa ' r n o r fe / tint ...VES(R ABL£" . 7x to IlM i t im * * * SHE . M ADE GAMt Of L E A D IN G M EN MURDER! JOAN BENNETT ROBERT RYAN CHARLES BICKFORD --------- MS Directed by JCAH R040II -.s iio ifr s •- , V- After wnnldng, jtmt rinse dishes. Even glanownre dries sparkling clear wilhoitl llme-witstlug wip­ ing! Vel lenvra no soap scum or streaky film to polish away. Pots nth) |m»m get clean with fnr leas smibhlng is-enuse Vel removes grease faster, more completely than tiotip. lo-nves no tllslipan ring to scrtih out! Vcl cleans dlsTtes clehiicr thnh'ionp and saves up to hnlf your dishwash­ ing time! a l^ o r k a s s o a P A O N . ..T O W A R D p it SUOS sa*s ■ can ^°V'a j I 7 c r t iilJ e f10 hand j js stay i — f * s h e e r e r - looking^ \oVel\er!I _' Vel leaves no soap ictim or I . it color-cloud Ing film In stockings or other wnshables. That's why Vc| beats even finest soap flakes at • keeping stockings shcerer-looklng, lovelier longer! Vcl Is easier than fin­ est soap.flnkes.gr flftgting Joapaon manydelicate wnahabli colors, - J nmuoietraa.uk Wlk.CeU.terakMlM. fMl C*. last Day Wednesday! • r - .. k/ Mildsr to Hondi than Soap A rtu a i a kin tests made by an Inde­ pendent la b o ra to ry t n a m r fiir n ls h s d , mi rrq u ifa t I prove th a t Vel Is rtitld s r tn hands th a n any o th e r leading prnduet made fo r w ashing dlshss and fine fabrics. M -.* • t _ A Carloon- “Pari Tima Pal” Edgar Kennedy Comedy “Heading For Trouble" I 0ISH&'- . ^ 4 -: fjN6£M£ ' ^ . n t S U M ^ r, 14c -Opeita 12t45 P. M.- 40e .■y ■’ ■_ * . ¥ I tern -L- V .. « i - . # Ir �WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 17. 1947 TU B SANFORD HERALD. SAN FO RD . F I .GRID A PAGE FOUR !Wolf'Sends. Vic jV&ccaro To Line For Added Power (ON J| DEEP, SOFT CARPET k^ .W H EREVER YOU GO! (lAINKKVIl.lX Sept. 17. </lYA football, player jmtgling act perfoinieil here yesterday by Florlda*a Coach Bay Wolf found five candidate* Ip new position*..when the dual of 'practice cleared away, and moat surprising «a* the man­ ipulation which p la id fullback (jasper (Vlcl Varcaro at guaid. A* Itoi-powndcr from Tampa. Bob WaterCield To.Vet Launches New, . Moultrie Takes Tilt Put On $how In Ganle Business Firm Here To U Forge * S '- ■Into ....... . I/ead *— In League Playoffs] Against Giants Tortile James IJ Von llrrbulU. Veteran NKW YORK, Sept. 17. M Y MUUl.TItIK. da.. Sept. 17—J/P; The MiftlUric Parker* look *Jl J j IsVl hv Boll Waterfield, the hlghlend in their 1**1 ofaevrn (icofti* powered I-os Apgrli-a Rama will Florid* l.engoc playoff aerie* nut thr rock-ribimd defense of the with Tn11ah***cc» Pirate* la»t New York (Bant* to another teat night by luckiiig up u 1*0 victory. tonight when the two National rival* meet In a (itenn I’age, I’ iiat*# hurlrr. Football and Parker 1*111 bet Walter Lentr c h a r i t y runtcat at 'th e Polo lied up In a brilliant pitching dutl ground*. A crowd of 40.000 i* (i> . ■* : with Page allowing onljr four hit* Iicc ted. ami Rent* scattering five. Two Thla will be the laat tunr-up en­ hf-rnt! -cinlly-etanr in the fifth t counter for both before the (iianta coat Page the victory. utart Id defend their Raatern Tallahassee 0Q0 lX*l 000—0 B » Championship againat l l m t e n Moultrit* Otai 'HO O0X— I 4 0 Sept. 28 and tba Californian* Page mid Draviicckyt Lam* anil VYrenn. Sitikwidi Will Flay No More Football This Year For Yanks The more you are on your feet, the more you’jl appreciate.the special patented "M llllon-AIre 1 Insole. It extends under your entire foot, from heel to toe, and absorbs the shocks of h a rd .. carpet wherever you go. Come In and try on a pair—know Jarman'a * _ _ _ _ . friendliness of fIL S I NKW VtiltK. Kept. 17. /AY — Frankie Sinkwlch will play no more football i hi* aeaaott and Ilie former Alt Amcflia hark at (ieorgla may In* through with the game didale*. ever. , . * The practice covered 'practically forHobbled bv an old injury to hu every phaae of known football, In left knee. Fireball Frankie h*i eluding particularly defender line naked ibr New York Yankee* of play, pa*a offense ikhK i PMAP'tu. t h e ’A m k e ic * " C o n f e r e n c e .t* o f rharglng lint-mCrt, and r'mvrdge piece him on the volunrery retired of punta. li*t. Hen Topping, preaident « In adilitlon thorn weir 40 min­ the club, announced. ute,* of team nffenxr In which nil Ill* dcclaion Jo retire, for thr bark* nml end* came in for plenty |p(7 araaon nt lyaat. was reached of ball handling afid bid* for yard­ after the Yank* defeated the Dor.r age again*! a tarkling defense. in l/t* Angclca Friday night. Sink; wich talked it over with Coach Hay Flaherty and then telayeJ Forbes Chief To Be hi* appllcatfon to the home offite Favored In Little here. The team remained on the for Ihe game with San Fran­ Brown 3tig Event eoa»l cisco Sunday. witji 10 of the country’* nutekeat •olt* facing the barrier in •iu* *t of the pot of gold. ' Close to lltt.tKW fan* should witllunddetonian of the tie** .... eidewheelera,’ in which Chief, owned by (Iraml President Octave Blake, ha* been installed o* the favorite. Korlie* Chief drew fourth posi­ tion, with Hallelujah, chestnut fil­ ly owned* by Chuck Krtglaml ol MaiioiTD-. and a ronsistent-win Her State'ss rialf.... over _rer the lire Buckeye liucKeye mare nanmile oSnla. grabbing the coveted YKHTF.HDAY’ S STARS Batting, Joe Cordon, Indiana and Sid Cordon, tiainta — Joe slammed out a pair of home run*, hla i!8lh and 38th, and drove In fuur run* to help Boh Feller defeat the Athletic* 5*3; Kid rapped( three ilnglra and hi* 13th home run and drove in two rung to lead the (itanla to a 7-2 win over the Card*. Pitching, Denny * Galehou**. Red 8 oi — Blanked the White Sox fi t) with alx hit* for hit Kith .•rletary, Enrollments Are Up At Aviation School The Sanford Hchnol of Aviation at the Municipal Airport today re­ ported that emollmenta are int reaaing daily and Hurt nearly atl state* will be repre*ented hv 'stud­ ent enrollment during the Fall. One of the nroat popular of the new atudenta at the achool la F!n toileta. Floor* are cement, and wall* are plaatrred. Window* ami door* are *creened. ' lt~d» well lighted and la ventilated with a blower fan. Five marble topped table* are uaed in the making of (he candy which, la cooked over g»* flame in a large copper ket­ tle which la lowered in the candy furnace by mean* of pulley and hojut. The company will supply the Central Florida trade. ThVre are large drama of corn ayrap on hand fqr making of the candy. Peanut* are carefully aortrd. The finished bar* are wrapped, in-waip a p e r.T h la another welcome addition to Sanford'* gruwllt* list of new industries. I.OS ANGKLTS, Sept. 17 -M Y llankln Barruwa, 147, Havana. Cuba, scored an upaet ltf-rnund drclaion over California Jackie Wilaon, 149, I-n* Angelea, at the Olympic Auditorium last. night. In 1M0 about four out of every American vyori <>f a high ranking army officer of that country. Kicky. aa h* la called here, aerved aa a l). 3. pri­ vate during the war. lie like* Sanford and expect* to **nd for hla wifr and make Sanford hi* permanent home. Mi«* Mikey Browning, daughter uf Bov II. Browning, director of the Aviation School, recently broke her own altitude record hv soar­ However, ing to. an unofficial "two plan-.*’ another great ; a f t e r the league fa lo , Id* knue Iweame swollen he M U ffrle d ronslib'Yalde pain. p la y e d In the next iwn game* 1 Gallon ‘ Cdn I’ orch. Deck & Floor Enamel •*/f.YtuaKnua* rPaint « c i MW (Ir Inlrrior White Paint 3.11 Ci Wall Paint, all rnlorw 2.'»3 tii tt KFK l.V BUDGET t e r m s PAINT NOW SEE THESE! Firestone % m t6 9 ” Rich watnnt finish, nntnrpa»*td ton* qnallty. flavap tubn including ractt&er. SUPER SPECIALS Hr fir ttto fit CONSOLE RADIOS AZALEA DRIVING FARK Ont‘ Mile Spe«dway CASSEUIEUHY, FIX)RIDA Beauttfol lnttrnmtntat Hava tan tuba* Including ractlfltr, powerful tan Inch apaaktr. Ton* control and oleclrlc pathbtttloa toning. 75 Miles of Thrills From jo til 3tt Iona of water must TiTT ■m rorn land Jo produce SEPTUM HER 21st ~ 2:00 P. M, Chicago Rear*, making their first appearance White House Faint Formerly 99.95 and Redskins In* Benefit Chicago THE B I G G E S T V A L U E S I N OUP. EN TIR E H I5 T O R Y ! five ’ Football League's moat valuable 'player in 1944 while with Detroit, * Suffered a. left knee rartilago In­ jury while he » a« In Ihr service. The 25-Vear old Youngstown. O., hark underwent an opei atlon be­ fore the I!•trt season and was uacd aparingly 1**1 year. In pie-season ihill* with the Yankee* at Cheshire, Conn,, Sinkwich flashgd Id* old lime, apecd and then asked U> la- dropped frtm the roster. The Yankee* *aid Frankie plan* ■ The favored Forbes Chief wUl ii runsult his personal physician lie driven by youthful.Del Camer­ on, who made a dean sweep ol Monday** three race* of the "llnarVeteran Wal mg Ciand' |rr Ilishnnctte will pilot llalleltlj Bears To Tangle With -A Ilt-C O N iU TIO N EU of the Kurupean campaign. ha* , *tartr*l the making of pranut can-r ilv liars in hi* new and attractive UUI* candy facia* y on Noilh Klin Avenue opposite |hr Crown Paper Company plant. Hr la being a»»i»tcd by hi* father, A. O. Von Herbuli* of 505 Myrtle Avenue, In •he leaking of the candy. The lat-■' ter haa been making the Von peanut bar h»ne for '* ” number- of s' humldad 111.to U by the College. ALL Klara last month, tangle with the Washingtiin Redakina tonight at soldier field in a National Koolliall League- exhibition benefit for the Reptember 2D — 2t0O *o !:00 P. M. T A N K -T Y P E VACU UM C tiA N E R Admlttniun 1.25 — Children Under 12 Free aimed force*. The Bear* bounced back from l h d c „ int,i*l defeat to down ihe Philadelphia Kaglr* 1.1 to 10 in ... # s t ' 1.1•1___ _ ’ T l,.. out-of-town exhibition*. ‘The Red skin* have split two exhibition game* *o far, healing the Detroit I,bins and losing to the Isi* Angrlr* Ham*. . U.S. farm wuodluta cover atroul 120 million acres, the largagt acreage being,In the eastern naif of the country. Legal NoUro IS THK r'O P Itr «>P TIIR I'dltNTV JL'IXIR. HKMINOI.K t m 'N T t , PMIHIDA. IN P III lit ATM. IS lit:: kjctatk UP iirt. r. C. U ffratetl. TO At.I* rttKIMTOIlH ASO I'BHNOSH IIAVISO ChAllIK on OtilA.SlJH AOAINHT HAIIi KHTATKt ”’ yoa and *«th of you *f» n#r*ii) notified OS.I r«|ulr**t lit,present aa* claim, ss.V demand* whl,h you, nr •Ittier of -rntt. may hate a s sla o the - setaI* o f Mr*, t*. t’. tiee. Hereaced, Isle Ilf Mid County, to the C ount* Judas of He ml ante tViullly, H0f.' Ida. at hi* office t* Ole cneri hiwe* of Mid foullljr St HsSf'.cA. VI..Il.ts wllhln »laht ralembit month* troni time of the first p*h)le*llnn of lhl» notlee. BSrh claim o r demand »h*l' be tn writing, and *h*ll. Hate to* place of re*|iWeee ami pod offlrenditreee of the clalmaal, and thall *>• •w ,.t* to hy the claimant, agent or nlinrney, and any *w lT rlnlnt ol demand n-rt *o filed »hnlt lw void, William Emory I* * A* Administrator o * th* ■* late of U r*. t\ t*. 1^*, d» ceased First publication 'Hept. IT. l**.’ Light tn weight bat packkd with powsrl Do** a wondarfal Job. Jncloda* attachmanta ffiMffamum Btave Mala Canister Kela to C H IC A G O ; Wire Dlah. Drainer' Tow *i. Harks Bumper Guards 67c Hpol.l.ightn 11,PH to NEW YORK Rubber $51.55 Pedal Pads, pr.-IBr For Mo*t All Cara . Rubber to MIAMI Flow Mata 4 Way Him Wrench _ • V I* 177 iEc Connecting Air MtU Kcrew lirlvern •16* Air Kxpresu Ph o n e 1325 Carden Bond IJ Crass Whips I Mo m N a t tie ^I CAME1{A~FILM Buy Dm At Regular Plica A fiat Jnd Fw — J Dr. Chirln L. Purrcm OptomutrUt Hanford AtUatie Bk. Bldg. Hours: f-13 1 4 Pbtm# » Hat. 6-13 YO U M W A Y S GET THL lU iT BU Y AT FI RESTONE ESTOVE COACH- SEDAN Aik Jar if tUhtr way . . . koth 9M9III ftUTHODIfT O f 1 * i In DONT FORGET THURSDAY 8:00 P.M . ,| W IN C H E ST E R F L A S H IJO H T fl COVERS ...'......,.1;................... • FHEE INSTALLATION �• V - WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 17, 1947 . Legal Notice. wftOi * I )T H K T1» »»•!•».«« HIllti.N H AlUinW 'N.’ 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 M AN. P la ln tilf; i. I I A l. P H F. tMT. IIK .U IM A N . r ii- l- m U lit . IIKIINI-HV. I'lrrtl A M * TiU* A ll! IIE IIE tir HE , i ‘ Irrnil I '..m i .HarulunU m*liu:n to-fit.- an ai|>nnaiH, iu ■‘iiiiniy. y in i.l.i Hi, ..H'l |ni.r,..lii,K i-n the .'Mb day (IAtflv< > lA-ull * -i uf HeptemlW, A I* l»4?. If inubnjilar ..In ia la b l IVITNIIW any band olid *.« 1 id Alioinbya fin pU ' iiff wild Hmn al banfant Muilda. ihk, j| lfo i< l FlfiMda ■ Strict Enforcement Of Kish Lirws Pledge i s jjtiBifc i 1^— pj ?» T A l .L ,\ !I A § S E K ,- 3 e i .t . ITuPi— . __ * IMU* ol t.ifil.iK, Itjdtw* I* ArnuNl witk u.H4t i.f .n.- utv . n ry 2<th day of Annual A’ *1* |y»l. 1 unknown ■iiniui vjulaloi. Stntu Cinitu an.I ii. P. Il,rnn-'ii Vitu an h,t.l>r rrjulfwj lu apps-u IS THE CIHCCIT CCit atr oF Till- Ft*h Dilurtor lli'n»r. Muty:an unlit In Ilia v'lnuti* Court *>f jttmiinitr • ’ Aa dark uf aald I'ilfUlt n in t h j p im c ia L c m c r ir op i*u»rt * County, r lorlibi. .I n C k u n r r , h P U U IIH A : IN A M - l u l l rtKMJ- today ha u a ily to ‘V inrh tluvi u’1 (O P FI l'I A L ttEAl.y lit Imill ala la end federal rout la tbs Mb day or OctoWr, (S it, In a NTH I i *ul* NT! certain m il |nr dirurM M iin ld il#..rar A H p „ r , Jr. uKaiiikt .ale ami tranaportatlun of ■clIA N C P ItY So- i u : pending. an alibievtatsd till* of Militant fnt Plalntilf JOHN I NEVIS ffyah Watrt ynnir flail which ii Caril* M ai llaidlion. Plain­ I'Ij IiiM.'. . Cilntii’ul ohm era nlrrmly Itavc tiff v t u t i Ulmon llanlnun. listen.M in i »; H i i m u i r Va. ' . . . Iw il pluri'd atialnat*. tm periHiti* dam TO; ANNE W PKHKINH k N. a'ltuii - O KN EV IKV E M M .V IN W ilim my hand' and of 11. Ini pUie I l f ,<rai£*n<r and addtee* -a etlicu two rltruit-mftrt IiiiIki - Itrld lUf.ndant -. M l at’ l}afif..r.t Florida. this Wi unknown. Noth i; ro t m : tn umonMilutlpn the attvinp), uf tin-' day" of ><|iIiiiiIhi, I lf! p* ■ Toll art I i,raliy nntlftad ttief a TOi O K N E V Il.V i* )l NKV IS a i m , 0 Iv lUriidon auit for d l r o m baa bran inaiHutrd iiUcy nf l i i l J i l u a u ir -U aiih -flaraao IN ” LetfUjatiirt* J u pcrniit camOi^'tn'ilmliee ■L --C la rk Ulianli In -lira- OlaMatl ■twain ! ' if - HIM -Xm Cf W ood alit, iy iji * in County. New Yur*t. mrffiin^ nilunp "In JudltUl Clrratt uf Florida. Maun^ fly l). 1 - llutll TOO A HP H p iiP in lti;g U litE I> etui Ihr St. Juhn* Rivtr Till- ihr Deputy Clei k Quia Ouuuty. In rbanrrry. und,r to flla >- ,i utittau .. ppe iran*-«. Jo ciriujij :||r .I'fin»> .apprnlrd to the --- Idial I tha Ulla tif O lltlli: K PEIlKINW iN, yemin in by attorney - n ,.r liefit'e Bupirtiu* Coui t. however. |i!a:apff. » a. A S M : IV. IK IIK IN - tha *tb iko .o f -Se ft r tribel. IS C In Morgan tail] Id* yainjiiiign of MIN defendant, and i l y i n.a taliaf tha Clark a O f l lt , at danfonl, FI.. NOTH'*. TO V1*1*1'- III T O j i I A U ’ II F. D F A IIH A N . Whost 1'iuyhi It an aba.lut* danaa ,of dl- l.ta \n tha Iflll uf Cntaplialru. fol vnfotveraeni t» diiortmt primarily tHidrit* and • mill iif a .fd riu n vnKe dlvurap fllakl herein aaalnn ynu, uitafiiat ilia* tiunlter* who lidnporl i : t l kt; h» hii. i i . ■ikiaavilla, North Tnu ara Ibaiafnia iniuirad fu upon fallura. In n. a|p|uur. ilart,. illrgall y muiflit liit-aiu-itttil.crbtipid Carolina. appear in talrt otuao in paiauf) or b> I’m Confaaau will ba m in e d again t and thy wlmlcialt’ and retail dealYOl- A ltE H 8 H E B Y NO TIFIED ailorn.y at tha u ffl.a of ma I'lark yoa. (bet there liau b**n ln»tutn»d and <■( maid Court, at ihk Court tlnuaa ' W ITNESS my band and uffo al dr* who -i ll {Item. la now pending In (he I'i.-ull I 'a i t l In banfurd, bamlnnla •ou n tt. Florida T.a l «( Unitf*'ir^4 j ’ tiii»i I»t iI a ) "If tvt* ran atop j[n- -ale mi l In and for SrinlnaU County, iTnrlda. on Iba flth d a r . ng September. i t i i , *sf pi*1llI t r. -1f IT. tran*poi1ntlun.. no will ,top till* In Chancery. a suit aaaitiii you Jot t W ednesday! ai>.| (hat In dafault O. 1' H reining nith Ijltle ttoiible In- de, gafeaotuir dirotc* »t|sfeln you, Ralph lharaof. a danaa pm cuntaaad Will Clflk I'f i b u t f tnyrt rlainl.. e\|daln1ntf it ir enaler to ha antatad and tha aald tana, pro*%J". D*arm an,"ai» the 1>, fund am. S 'd iCircait C*»yrt ¥ t* \ ) seed e* part, Ethel Chilton Hraimati la the l'l.tt. flut* A Akriij «t. Ki t rvithmo of dlicil frr«h nnler tttT. and an ablutvlaiarf title n( tha W ITNESS my band and olfklul HoU#t|d r* f^r JMiintiff fiah tinfftr mi llu' ttljfhwbv niid (n tali ta ETHEL CHILTON HEAlt- a*ai thla :Slh day of August, A l). Carov nurTaa the fiyli muilu'la ihnu on the hike* JA . - . * r jT ^ S A R T IC L E S at- FO R v-yi*. -or- SA LE W O R K W A N T F .D PARK FIVE tnfolrentrnt of the rultn iiKinel and -Itmnia, Taking /tom lutal offielata" in tome loealitira. "U x a! -intimrnl' i* that .tln*v have reined for yeatit hiuI aluiuld «— be permiitrd oantirra*." -Vuvafan aald. The itinir wBF get coinJddtnlde heltv from 1 n revent coiiKrt'^rlonak j - Kising Production Coats Hasten Turii Tu Labor Saving Machinery I - J H* t £- • •'m ■ r* * i im ^ j »■ x; •• ■ro • 1 ari a. V H M IS ^ a > l * lt lN t .i :i ! v*.a! idvan. >«" hnvr taken piece \p \ ..u -»,.u t. Wr.te / Nl!\\ Vi >I!K l! *i|iy pro.|'ii'tien ■ u tl:.. farm. *'in -n' tiv * i 11lie o f nod IlftpjiiVeil pliinlrrs. pick»’ ••*' • mi .utlaliiK tmluatrv t" tuflt Inew I* mid haiAi-ii r-. pi-xlurtiop he* to the luU*t -aving marhine. ! in. I,-iLteil; on*. thIJd u*ei prewar I With enipley'nn n| hitting terntil "Itfje the manpower tcnl ha* deeIpeaks, -tint ttturh iittentien ha ; Jibed tru petri-nt. Even such .U efi fluid -I. 111*. 1'Higle‘ r "of till Itong hidllent* BKaili-t enitf* ‘Ut en nieii" Nt \vlt HtU** - .iinltl hanltoriett .■ . i- : ,itluf pyjait- *x*i* ii.iidoverv in . "Wert ruth |,H>ilelh* nye T*ft tho l bundled •L-fii litr ffen. the-fttp; ! to aurrtiujirnr. A»uh improved • t e t v -e tie f u n ; tn~ofTh l" ltl.lt ■„<>..{, we7r ;V jm t piVtVu Itt the---- le i, S I. I I r in g m o re u n d m e te j,| ..* e | ,.p n ie iit M ay, .H id a c o rn UdcehiUtWel ii.* n r . -w hich ran jPiibei just TntOhluciii which can Wotk ui.mn.l the clock without j tilthk In^i* min without damaFstoppihf to eni or sleep; M jmg tin car» I tr tr till I f. n lypieul i ,altt|jle ' iitnrliirti ■. which* atreiiit. lint ■ nr the nteii Itantllamg; front, mitJieiUirr -av* rn-.v mitomatie it ending nisi Inner in.tV bu the jtlon: Ifi '■ ilinnet el ti e .uii'iiiittlruatare. An “ a- emldv Hih1" av-teill fo» Silent nli •ini'll now . ll.imxliirts \ita ln o . \l| -'infer- iu milk pro Id i* nvioii f i e. nia-ft*- htrfx. rake* jilio liiin , in, lo.line ■let tji *,itfon. n*. -of ue, phoiioi-iupli ix.inli end of Hinted. ,i,^ - ixt|i Will tttiAe. Into h. n l-fA* | , 1mlulled in rtmtinumo flow T fi& H ' Htb*x Ip *he piodiieUnii sta g e system o. aid n. a*,- V » peiie:il . ,i i-iulv'e* w h c h tl.rir sponfora in iiia n n o o .i. ,• i ‘ ii will siniplifv i(i(li'in ;ark et I * Jlri‘- Li»,. I t l l i i p uUt |mnl a f f i t i I,in RADIOtOOICAl -SAfiTY O fftC IB aboard the r w m e ) ' . it, found t* S. S. C fiilli.it. I.L C o il K. H i.m l o l U g fn lu , N. Y , t i n . , i j . ti U i'.iid A to ll, (or tudiuacUvity with^ia O vigcr cooeit r llW d l; .: die mlrual in San Diego i« Di J I ’ M. ta lm n o f the S iilltltsotilun liia tit'ite . ruddy ti j h '.iiit- A drVit l KrOr * |- i'H ? e t whii'h m u ' *hhn|dn(f by enabling i .irtbmer* hi. of h..u*r- I - li«i w hat th ey want on tape a t they w alk alieul tin. store, A* I it At 0 , ut*. ip tlw, n *• ii! . Btv.fffbf iesleit. *he .•llrlomeos' andrd. *it-Jiie ibvtk — ^ •o u t= loUntgr (Ii.'- *pt(lchjisei liC grind *|\ , 11*1 iron ' " ,1 ‘ dow n’ n chute*.- ii ijie tiijj.e preVinto Iv X.w nnlv t» the ’ Vlf'i kb - t ippre” ihole -m? V .. s -amt. pie f (tffi'r .tolLui.l)) j ilian ;> Jib* !.i)or, Willi BidpllpiL*. mati. fmlory, u-ijut different macolli I*.I win, It rendet’ the uld cldiu wiiU, hlieadv. imve proved la* tIti-it wui tii in* tual operation, jtlm e tiitk. v iiiiiatly tiletuleli". Y A K D I.K Y V E N E T IA N HI IM IS also eutlld ix" constructed. That New |i.ii kagitii' "lininl " In i tmeilra'- Mo«l lleautifnl till- will vmtir |- widely dutliitcd, 1jlharrtUii(e<:t;, a! fnvtorv t,hei take huweVyrr since intrtcnle anil otttiy Aluinlnnni -- I'nlar — Polithrd Aliiminiiin i<.itl!i .1 ii ; ' o f f ti.e-;t--n tul'h \»k i l l For Free Failimale dtuii.- (tfieii wuoM have to t-e line, tidd y i l i - ; n - Ittul dropper nis'aUi.i to .In wotk winch mold I'. W. STUVKNS -- t*17 \V. Uoliln*win - Orlumlo and ufien 11• t ti,, indttiduj I lUtoitr 2-0729 I parknip** iu win.*li tin* Im tflr* »•■■ t>e tx*rformed .'heap, , bv men. tint the fllell I* now* to*. f>,| human liahllnllnn BFCOHn FLAYEHS for rtnt. By TUXEDO FEEliS -coiriil.fe lift*. FLOOR SANDINO k finlihlntj, art which ektrniltll ! h e , fixleral day or aaidk. The Muaic Hu*. Ilk Ilupt'a Turadr Faacl Sinrw clraninK A webiiiK- Our. putter law' Hvuinii *nlr hiuI tta n x p o r ta -; W. Ut fit. I’llon* B5». •_____ unit enable* ua to \n.rk nliut** lion of htnrh llnix to Inchnli' n hnn Patiite, Poultry Ruppllei, Neil*. _ there it no ati-ctnr connariio t ■>n commercial t.affic in miv giinie OFFICE apara In tyelich Buildlnr Purina Feerlt, lirureties end ’ evalUble. 21 yeai * eipurirnr- , firb iii u -tali- where local law Larife lilfht office., iewl/ ilncorMeet*. Touehtun A* Walton,’ l.’ill it. M. (ilraaon, l.uki* M.ity, Kl:t prob(bl* the sale and trausiwiira­ •tad. all uMlitlea, heat and jani­ Celery, Phone 1199. tion. ’ ” < During the ' d> p h - nun. many •dctmitil.d flt< n Ihjvy tin tor icnrlca fumtihed. Call Hd3LAWNS MOWED. Low” p n e icotsuBtixf- n t g .u i'd that widev .id (■a.! ;■!.-- ~ I,, it lj in eat inn i t* '/f II. J1 A. Dept. .Store. FOR SALE— Li major k |«t drift­ • • Jerry Lord I'hufie 788-W The t’ nitr.l State* use* about •in cud imi tupliijitii nl had ,i u-ollvd the e t t f j * at),t nun • tln tn f»< tl way* and aoedwera—Phone 500 million feme post* a year, cnflutn the liriplm ellielil *of Wiirkthg NEW 2 BEDROOM unfurni.hed i hipping d> puriini'iit. 1241. JOB WANTED—Young vctcren, tec j n r t e i d n . 1 1 nd it i« t'ryt|apartment. MUk Cdlerv Av Ave. — Mi^ii...;^o-^t.t^4jJ-j.-.i-ib ■•■V-h Hleii r Why Worry -With—Your^Past-Dne-*— ■’unirafw m a r r i ^ ^ n t a - j o t r ^ ^ n r i^ *t .v.t', ileti' if- liiete1";' itnv future lx*h I-m u . eui'iittx rr training plan; plumbing, nulo rSpace for office or hlhcr typo 8FRVICB lung- (ii *, !t ■(untie device* will, Ii1di . : i» tii.- winking fuicy that' mechanic or painting, electricity, itieaae. Bee William Daviton, ■ ij : ......... ( icain. Ad* Accounts? I t p .lt r s HKWINCi M A C H . SHOP -a sm *jwn i i.t-wi io ilw-wai I iu—•- radio, printing or what have i Sanford Hu» Station. IIS a. F R E N C H . PH. 1190 ____ slllelPj vi it. - o f i ik ii a . i l - niix hanUatinn device^ - nn ut " i-,'* •*'fei:!,‘ you! No liuuor. Address Box : miA “ in ti Ulllt a -prei| Wild in • ;iv, hijwpvrr. Hint marhincs have LET . 226. Leesburg, Fla. ill ' l ||. Tl duee' wm king hours Betterie* A Beltirv thiaigtng. 'ill ill V t o m pn in g . huiiiaii * •^4 OR 5 ROOM empty home. I'hone alld m o ttree*. 1L B. PO PE C. IN C . 1 I l m e ix-ilig 'll-ml In mid n'ti-v lynt*. . f _ S 4 8._____ ____ ____________ m for fiiith. i ' impiuVeinml• in 12 S P E C IA L S F « V IC E S all lin i . i !' :■ Vlutety t.f wu\!U ri-OWKRH lt» Oejrloplng \ lunch H)«lnii ■It < t , i n in. , nnd impi if*, ' hi -iruulttMl of !i\|iii* I tu v atgttg 4* 3 R E A L E S T A T E FOR S A L E to t all drraalona' I lu ll-, |.l i, mind warning ahum. tlial while itenhilie tli pksre xome Nti I’ ntt'liviiig McNEII.L A YOST FLORISTS WILL grind corn fui feed, grit*! when itu . H int'll (lle-t duli’t 'ill'- ■ ii’- i i . thin iiflp eleate IteW ini ~REAl.1i.STA iR Whnl So liver Hlpa* A r t. just o ff Celery - * wh •I iii t ,.i ii :n e emA meal every Satin day. morn-1 prup. ilv . | ■ i iu ide "fiinl (ititi.f 1NSUIIANCB Office ph. 403 reaidenre ph, 610-R .ing. J, \V. Bell, Imke Monroe.! * I .re-on* In Y nur Hume 1131> MAGNOLIA AVF.NUF. • Hu'/ p ■' II l ilt.., ugnal- :t! 11nit' pultatiun. MOIITCACK LOANS *20 — 2*i la-x-on* k : ' etfit lli i*h m i-nment IMIONE 1091 , i- tin- I, i l , ,,f the .p.. ! |. ul.ii ■ 0 BAYMONH M. HALL, Radii.* FRIED SHRIMP DINNERS FOR ItKN’f Floor *irtwler. •Easy! Vitullx or ( hildrrn e t u i i p i i l t i n 1 ii ilia* liilit-x whit'll ull ' til. fact light Poll i- tii.it Ihe U1B; SANrOKO. FLORIDA * Raglaterrd Broker and every night ut Homer’s. operation. KeuM.nabli* rale.i, Kan-1 Hiuthi-mnf tcttl liiiiliniix far tx-ytitt l ilnntm ale on the lilnith ii'iuranre Agent D o Y oyi' t 'n llvctin if F or You <. ford Paint A litsw Co, Phone I u rill’ Kit m i : h a n s k n llti* i(i-pth ii uitjihleil luimans Bm. 4 Florida SUto Hank Rldg. BAHV ORAND PIANO -Wurlltf ul l A l ‘ Out ( if five F o r GoII»*»*| ion Ruli.-L 303. c / o S A N T O H I) 11Kit A L I) y ' . T- , i- v* a i *er. recumlitlonixl. The Muale j atid lin ; « l ‘ ..i t nit tu- ud.tpi.'l I** t inhi the Inn o f riiyiit Rritaln, A aery lovely home in ban Lenta, nox. u p tv. Fir.t St. Phono nr i'll O N K I.ITA ! e i“ ,k_ s L i h i c i -te a k Ill' toi* thnll a milHJR - PLYMOUTH located on three lota faring; p&j. llti- ‘ "tllpvll 1 lUx-ol t Ir it r.dliject (if PARIS AND SKRVICK Valencia Drltre. Stucco house :.i , Phone 1011 bn ateel. with 2 large bedrooms ' *— --------- — ~ 109 PalmsIU Asa. and bath upitelra laige living; CONCRETE HEWER PIPE YA-DK moth proofing lasts 6 room, dining room, bedroom. aEJ'TIC TANKS, lireete Traps veaia. Have your woolens <nnth bath and kitchen. downafaiu, Mliwlrtj Alnmimim Window* und —peo«fe*t now.-- Downtown Clean­ Ample closet > and cupboard ers A Laundry. 113 Palmetto Screens, White cement Paint, space. Thla bouse ha* b,en reAve. Phone 914 Parma-tlla, Hurricane biacca |i vcntly redecorated Inside. If you Miracle Concrete Company! Him Piano Tunhiv and Raivatrtna. L. I, looking for a home of dinEliu Av* ,-l'hutm 193&x’e Kill. Has. ti LUW.----- :--------------afj>p,..ttij» t» irr~To r r .-L . attractive wfHei- ft-imk pto; AUTO RADIOS, Motorola. Salas SIGNS perty—34 ectfa, lively wooihnl and Hnsvica.- .The 'Musks Bos, Show rarda and poatara with pine and spreading oaks— 110 W. 1st SL Phone 953. O— DUE’S SIGN HKKVIClt 1600 feet on water frpnt, retired O. D. I^andrasa. Phone I02I atmoaphere but nuL laolelcd— HOUSE TRAILER, sleep 4, in good* condition, price $500.00 also new furnished j bedroom cash. Also 3 burner oil stuvb LflNNIE MCMULI.EN’H Market house Uvith 2 car garage and lin i lx-r Shu|i open Thursday. $36.00. L, W hite, Ljike Mary^ pump Louae — house exceptionF’rtdav A Saturday. \ fily _ w .I L b J og Iar3 86e lb. 3 llriT luStfr*' also tncloai encloBffl sun room, For RENT A CAR N. I.ansberg, Gindrtvlllc, Route nulck sale till,600.00. YOU DRIVB IT 2. J HIGHWAY FRONTAGE on Wheeler of Sanford PHONR 200 1 and Of—large 10 room house 'oA K CORD wood IIS.no cord. SHUCK LA ND-MOKRJSON CANVAS AWNINGS a —i*t. — * - j ------- * -------- jn „ 0(1j , with rented apartment in good t Write John Carlin, Altamonte U UHIVK-IT, INC, CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS ----------------------condition——glit acres of land land j Springs. with 600 feet frontage on high- I — SEE US FOir *•’ VENETIAN BUNDS wav. This property will meet TRANSFERS—I-arge new assort MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING Aluminum, Steel, Wood! menta Decal Seta for Kitchens, Stats~Board of Health specifica­ AND TYPING * Bathrooms, Nursery. Also Glass 10 DAY DELIVERY tions for dralnaga and health CREDIT I.UREAU OF Tumbler Sets. Ity Wall Disney surroundlngs.-Tup buy on High­ Mickey Turns Over A iV’ow Leal. SANFORD MICKEV m o u s e BKNKAItlK GLASS 4 way between Sanford and Or­ 110 N. Park Phene ijn We REPAIR! PAINT CO. lando. 111,000.00. . I H H 'in U iT T EXPERT RADIO HF.PAtRINi 114 W. 2nd Street Four room cottage In good condi FRER ESTIMATES Fred Myars. 3 II E. 2nd St lion, on lot 126 x 6S1. Idewl Rhone Mis HOT PLATE LUNCH for gardening « ik| chicken rais­ THE HOME SHOP *-* in*. O w n e r .leaving town. Bervrd'fiont Il;30 to 2 at Homsr'a. WATCH A CLOCK HEP AIRING *2.760.00. ‘ SPURT COAT sit* 14 practically 1700 Hanford Ave. Phono IlJ.t-J FRED W. BENDER. Realtor new. Phone. 906-R.* Slat* Bank Building * ATTENTION MOTHERS Medial Tat Proved This Boom 2 Phone 1030 _____‘ —DIAPER SERVICE— G reet to Relieve MONTHLY Rahy Valet furnishes hospili.l f+A G E COURT—On Fel7rnl 8 H W f n11? ''1* ,wln* room »uil* rlran, sterile dinner* and dnxiui Highway 17 and 02 paitlally .at7 is,h*________ . Ired container. Economical nnd completed — large service room SEE Jimmie Cowan’s Sheet Metal safe. Fully medlrnllv approved [ with countsr, kitchen and living Work* for roof paint A roof Call Daytona 2467-W n-lleet f i r quarters — on* double cottage, painting. Phon* 016. dstails. 96 diapers, 6? n .week. connecting bath arrangement, “FIRST IN HANfigpiP* each aids having twin bed* nice- NEW AUTO roach trailer. Used ly furnished, open and doing only T drip, batter now than Ara r«m kin trMibtfd lit busingaa. Bargain for quirk when bought. Retail price $960 - Cohen's Radlstor Shqp for rorn in t in s g t f *iii*t* .... pleta lets tadlator tad service. 103 Son ruucUonst mouUiir ----------------------------h Mm i 00. ........................ sacrifice at 6360.00, G, "W. ..... l (tliturbiB cctf floss ford Ave. Phune 358-W. i often ,and .and doing business. Bar Clark Store. 209 Sanford Are. UiU tusks sou luflir (ruin pstn, fsst so nrrgulfk aala. Curtains, Lac* tablecloths washed ruas. m i l rat, X S U BENDER, Realtor 6 A R T IC L E S W A N T E D at sucii dmsst Tt.su starched A stretched. 618 Mel Room 2 Slat* Bask Bldg. J " try I.N i* S. PtnklonvIUs Are. Phone 87D. . bant s V»«VtsixU OunPhon# 1939 Highest rash price paid for uaad pound lo rsltsts such iim ploaul In a raranl msdtrsl t,*t Hnkbam's furniture ’ Ted Davis Furniture EXPERT auto (painting and body Compound A R T IC L E S F O R S A L E pniird rtm>is»t>l* |irl|.tul repair. All work jruantrrtfci Co. 311 E. 1st. Ph. BM. to vnniso troubtsrt tbu wsy. IVs wtimt Jackson A Gibbs Body Hhop, Doctora call a utcrlns sKtaUse. U bs* wonder pepper plant. L. B. 2|00 French Ave. Phone 1009 J. a,aland auulhlna tff.rt on one o1 inn. Lake Monroe, Fla.______ I’LL BUY your car regardless, of -------■----- ---- ' i rtomtni ssosl tstparianc oryetu. ago or condition. Roy Rea), 306 T slsn rsvulsdl* — l-i.ikhsm's ComW. 2nd 8L i pound bslps build up ra.iiisnra to sucii FOR RALE IB AU TO B r o R SALE Onirras. Also a (rsst stosuastile Ionic I NEWSPAPERS—3 GENTS WANTED — used typewriter in LYDIA E. PINKHAM’S ESSEX It FOUND. BUNDLED IN good condition. Phone 1066-W. BUNDLES. FOR HALE 10, IE 20 and U GENT 7 Pata, Livestock, Supplies 1939 Packard, new motor, new HERALD OFFICE rubber. t209H Magnolltt. Radio SALE—Beautiful 23 months and hrater.__________ ■ ,JL-Lk «5m tM a f 8»ydaL | (Bit DODGE SEDAN, racondL ilgraed. Will sam flfe Phono ttoiu'd motor, good -body, Inoulre al Lake Mary Grocery. iEW SPINET PIA HELP WANTED Liberal trada la 1942 HUDSON super-six club Music Box, 110 coupe, radio A heater, new tires, Pohna 063. /. *946 00. See at 000 Elm Ave. WANTED-Experienced office A or Call 900-W. credit man. TIreston* Stores. lOTOR'S INN. French and Bern* I Inols Blvd. ■W,9 ,6 .WANTED whlta counter man I®39 FORD Deluxe 8tation WagProtect tour Health aged 20 to 40. Apply Pig N' - n (twdY nesris repair.) Prirea Ily Sleeping Heller. [GOOD stairway camplet*. Magic Whistle. • H60.00. Phone 1066-W. I Chef Range, Sscond hand doors. INNERSPR1NG MATTRESSES FOR SALE— 1941 T ord^lone Phoas 902-W. WANTED; Reliable .hustler to "whesitilis'l W Ton ’truckV ft A BOX "SPRINGS' succeed RSimmons to su IFETY BLUE WINDSHIEDS tire* A wheel*. A-L phapa. Cor­ HOLLYWOOD BEDS consumsrs with 200 houssliolil any make or modal car. ner I3th A French. Saa front Manufactured To Your .necessities In North .East Polk daylight driving. Cuts 7:30 A. M. to 7t*0 P. M. IndltMaal Order Ily Grimly. 1600 fsrnflies. Products sold 20 ysartr State age, occuipa- PICK-UP TRUCK, Plyptouih 1935, ECHOLS tioa. references. R a w l a i g h '» good motor, *296. Phone OrPAINT c a Mattreaa Renovating A DepL FAI-440-Y8, Memphis, hls, Undo 2-1239 after 4 P. M. Phon* 329 Rebuilding A Specialty ------------- ------- ---------------------------------------------------Tenn. or see R. Hartman, Box Call Ua Today - Sleep FOR BALL by original owner: MAGIC CHEF STOVE, hot water 234, LongwooJ, Fla. Better Tonight 1941 Dodge Deluxe coupe (Fluid heater, excellent condition. Ph. REFINED LADY, no encumber- Drive). Less than AO.OOO miles. 1000x7. ECHOLS BEDDING ‘ anct*. live In. Light duties, care Excellent condition. Hae (i. W. 11 BURNER Jewel ges etora with child. Mr. Maynard, Bus Spencer, Or call 90. COMPANY 1 snail wood stove and 1 Ion. Sanford Orlando ______ ^ ____... FOB BALE— 1940 1H ton Ford Celery A Sanford- Phono 1211 GIRLS for soda fountain, strait-, truck with body. Phene 83, Hill ’%?L s^n sssr ToUENT" LEARN TO PLAY PIANO A FEMALE IPAINSI !■w t l&^»*ro-- Toochton Drag Co. Lumbar A Sapply Yard. 9fi9 Sanford. H a. Rowland Collection Agency a <4i : *» �i ,*IT — THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 17, 1947 ‘now stak a safe place In a good in the operating, rooms and this Miami Blasted fen Americans building away from the water­ goes on aulomatieilly If the reg­ Night Club Dancer (CaatlaaM front. and await the passage of ular power goes off. tyaallaaeg fw a F*a* <>»•I fr.a lim ill* headquarters o f Counjy Some of the windy blast* were the etorm. Home property will be Nurse burden of the Soviet . Union ItFrances MrOougal next to dry tuit others atung the face with damaged and destroyed but your th* Fire Station ha* been desig­ Tried For Killing aelf. foreeasters.ainciqvly ‘hope that' no raindrop* that flew like bullet*. The letter vdid not name any nated a* the main station for .ignp i p _ In- one will M injured or killed. Let emergency treatment. Health Unit vietlma but aaid the five Palm frond* we/e flUng'.wlIdly us all cooperate tp make this a to th* air. and tree* Were toppled. » t Chicago Attorney edofIHerethe were 'member*-pf the arm­ Director Frank Quillman reported hurricane v^thout casualties.' Thex r«__________ green felare of „ J »hort circuitforces, yutc-victim wa* a mer­ ___ That he and two . nurses are \ } * vl "The calm Central area of. the ed wire* flaihcd up occa»lonaily. hurricane will be frit over a 25 standing by te aid if needed" A burglar alarm, act off by the Fatal Shot -Fired . On All City, workeya with trucks wind, rang lustily on South Mi­ miles stretch along the coaat and if you-happen to be In this area and todla are standing by- for ami Avenue.’ Yacht In Havana Rut Miamians hid away In their where the wind* die down sud­ emergency. 'i 'V Harbor Last April Water main* that might be homes .and •heller*. More than denly, please remember thatf Up* 5,000 persona were In public shel­ worst of the storm is yet to coniv damagrd by uprooted trees are to according HAVANA. Cub*. Sept. 17. t/P) ter*— schools, federal building*, when the other side reaches you be especially watched, accardlr I 'j ikC to City -Engineer — Ralph Lubinsk —The (rial of 22-yeer-old Palpolice headquarters, fire atalions. in a short time. exit "Everybody oyer Squth Florida At the Police Station, ___ an extra l!tla Schmidt (or the alaylng of More than 1,000 were- iri the •• i I . John Lester Mee, -Chicago il> Miami Edison- High School fur should, exrrrise all precaution* un supply of_food wa* stocked for possible emergency. torney, waa postponed today. A safety. Thl* school offers‘ havrn 'til this hurricane passes." Nn a note to the press and radio 1new dale will be announced, to farming, communities to the * r Anyone seeking shelter from •oath. —— ...................... ....... bafora issuing'.iha it;45 storm bul­ the storm is advised bjr-Jocb Field,--- .—“ 'within 10 day*. letin, the Weather Bureau report­ chairman of tha Red Cross Shel­ The El Commodoro and McAl 2? H A V A N A . C u b ., Sept. 17 W> lister hotels are emergency hotpi ed that its lines were being blown ter Committee, to bring hb own tal*. The municipal hospital. down ail along the coaat line from blankets, pillows and flash lights. — P a lrk ia Schmidt, 22, an o lric The following places have beet) Jackson Memorial, ia crowded with Miami north. ilin n e d night club dancer from "Circuit* ara now falling and designated as emergency shelters ailing evacuees. Toledo. 0 ., was summoned before white residents: South Hide At Belle Glade State Road No. will probably go out soon," the for Frlmary, Seminole High School a three-judge Cuban court today HO. from Bella Glade to 81* Mile Bureau said. "W* are receiving only a few and Junior High School, Red Id face charge* that the kilted Bend, wa* closed this morning be­ cause of high water. The ruutc reports from the southslde of the Cross Chapter Building at Oak John Letter Mee. a Chicago a t­ hurricane and this will make it 'Avenue and Fifth Street; Masonic rraches to West Palm Beach. torney, aboard h it yacht in Ha­ Temple and Woodmen of th* At Fort Myers the State High­ difficult to . keep supplied with World buildings on Park Avenue; vana harbor Inal A pril. full In formal ion.’* way Patrol reported that many Opal "Wa •will continue to furnish the Mayfair Inn .and Valdei Hotel; Dr. Gutlav Reno, the p iiv a tr house trailers were fleeing the, The Elks Club on East Second all available information for the Miami. Palm Beach area for the proteculor acting on behalf of Street; W. A, Burpee Seed Build­ Florida West Coast in scarrh of press and radio aa it comes In." ing on West First Street and the tlain man’* father. Dr. Letter Stasscn Speech .While the last of thousand* of safety. The TartUaml Trail re­ Grown Paper Co. on north Elm E Mee o f Wilmette, III., la id la«t main* open and will be kept open anxious residents evacuated the Avenue. M a a l l a a r * f n * l ' , « <>*>• exposed areas, winds nf M l to 78 "a* long as poMIMeV* night, however, that he would aik Colored residents may use th* Aitmiat minorities can gain rnntrot, At Clcwiston the State High­ miles an hour lashed at the coast Grooms Academy, Hopper Acad­ postponement i>f the tria l on and chaining of tbe peoplatthmiigh line. way Patrol'reported: “ Winds get­ emy and all colored churches. oundt o f perional indiipotition. economic control, -effoeta -then-awl At 8{30 o'clock the West Palm Thay may alio Use the former ting pretty'* strong. Everybody not-, until then toward 'rebuilding Beach area had sustained winds into wings colored ward of the hospital at prod,irti..fr,ithe wiping bill i.f rivil u'c Miami of*' 82' ullea .*n’ -5oS? vvi V'*h »he^b*|IUr building. Burpee Seed and social liM-rtii-* of ita people Issued VVcaihrr'Yurciir O ' V gusts up to 110 miles the following hurricane Mitt Schmidt, who danced in under Communist dlctatonhip*. an hour. Building • will also accommodate Hahn Beach, the winter play­ colored resident*, said Mr. Field. Caribbean night fpota under tho and the orientation of both the bulletin at 8:45 this morning: "The hurricane I* now bearing ground of the world's rich, waa name nf Satire celebrated her economy and the foreign policy in The big Roumlllat and Ander­ in close to the coast and still mov­ virtually cut off from the oulaidc, son electric sign and other sign* 22nd birthday in her cell let,, the direction of Soviet Russia." night, by giving her prison mater The address had Ireen dearrllreil ing in a westerly direction. The *qd rumniuntatiun lines wero on. First Street war* being aea party. hv the Min-ie*otan a week ago a* center Is expected to cross the reported down throughout th* ares- rured this morning. The Ct/wan The great blow, possibly the Store ha* braced Ita windows with Hl am naturally filled with anx­ one "of some major aignlfiranee" roast line between..Miami and 'i J j worst since 1P28 when 2.500 per­ boards, also the Sanford Auto ie ty ," aha aaid concerning her In which he would outline hi* Palm Beach this afternoon. “ Winds are now up to hurricane ished and 176,000,000 damage waa Parts Co.' tr ia l, "but I believe there am vlrw* on world economic policy. Fire Chief M. N. Cleveland reenough point a in my favor." Jli*. appearance here i* one *lnp fnrre at a numl>er o f places along inflicted, piled up the waters the roast‘ and wtltefphtlnue to In­ of luike Okeechobee Iwhind Palm ported that hi* men are alerted nn n t>u*y Seplenilier aqjteduln 8ht la accused of having filed crease. Thl« hurricane according Beach, and Sheriff John Kirk and ready for any emergency, •! \ ' W the caliber * * * * * *.22 — * T-» .plaint bullet which whirli I* taking .Hlnssi-n from Ore­ to all reports rCcafVed ia a very said: jfr i v gon, to Nrw.iingland. penetrated Mre’a neck Mil board __ severe -gM itKl coytrr* * rather - ‘-‘ 1-hupc to (jud-. the dikes hold.” r r c io * — : ---------- ht*-y*chi—ai*<i r«nra-;sgttr»rtBiir a W wide area: ” 7 The rich, populous lower east A>? April H. Mee died five daya later. Blows Across State We trust that* you have made roast was liattened down for full She admitted to police that she all necessary preparations to pro­ force of the hurrlrenr, hut the Wear Size 14 Apin'’ ir f-HllHHrd fru m n a il fired the (hot, but aaid ahe did tect property and that you will state's 110,000,000 citrus crop ( g a ­ M r. C n Wrtrt. Tr*»*. wtur.: ■0 in aclf defense. She warn’ in­ held by all the refttgees. *•% (tmUTMMtl/ trrtfttf Kuril Id-wl* of Atlanta, Reel am Ians aboard radioed a distress in incalculable danger. u t n i n f f t l u c f . Iw i ■ n i n r t dicted April 10 on a charge of i r A 1 w»iahfd 17»J jwwjrvdfc Tht«l Urn** disaster expert, eat Imated call to the Coast Guard which said "intentional homicide." I ti» d th* A Y W V tum tn Candy 10,000 iKTSon* had atreamrd dangerous acaa and heavy winds Ife.l KMki run and Uni 62 pngndw Sanford Heady She contended that Mee lunged that througli hero to the north, fleeing prevented any possibility nf a res­ N '-Hg |wnthonlf 11** TtMlfM* I at her when ahe learned he wa* S o ^ (enteCfWf M M fM I I** iMtetet Vv6" (lie possibility of at lra«t 7 to K .. j. mission. M MfW. Uv4M bw4 *hp«M Iff lh# llmmtlm—* h u m I '« « i (!•#» married, thua bleating her plana 'foot flood water* should the dike cue tVIHwir Tteae*»*M*bf«4l^wk*w« kl The three alroard ware Identified to E. V. Turner, manager. 11-sw| AVOH Mm **r-t**«f***v to become hi* wife, Sho said ahe break. 1.98 unlv as Ur. A. M,.Boaworth, Rirhcame to Havana nt Mec'a rei|Ucii, Workmen'of the Florida Power At tt A. M.t the laat refugee ard Marshall and Frank Martinmealing him when he arrived Jan. train pulled into hero — fib box Vague. and Light Company wrnt Into ac­ * 18. tion early this morning due te car* which atarted this morning The Coaat Guard reported re­ fallen branches that intarfered CHarlra Jackson of Klvcr For- at Pahokce and came by Clewlatlt, III., waa almard the yarht ton. It was leaded with rvacuce*. ceiving a number of radio call* for. with power lln*a. City workmen help from people atranded In ex­ whan the shooting occurred, but Food was at a premium hare. posed areas in th* keye and alsu cleared up . branches that "did not hear the ihot," wa* At one time this morning, iiearhei near here but that it is niiglg interfere with line* leading charged with concealing informa­ autos and trailers formed a solid to- tha wells thet supply City to tend help. 'M . tion about the Incident. The statu line t o miles to the south, all impossible water, according to 11. N. -Bayer, Yesterday the Coast Guard tent withdrew Ita charge* against him. headed away from danger. TOUCIITON DRUG CO. city manager. ' • trucks over the area* and plane* but Dr-. Reno auataiued the ROUMILLAT A ANOHRSON At the City Hall, window* dropped warning notices tn evac-* Charge* and requested that he he TAMPA. Sept. 17. M V-Florr uate because of the-approaching were nailed shut on tho front MflUrtced to three year* imprison. iile's West Coast today began pre­ hurricane. the building. An emergency ga* operated power unit was brought paration* agalnal the approach of ' Th* etet* prosecutor, Joae Mar. Ihn mighty hurricane now tearing FT. PIERCE. Bept. 17. l/P)— t e the garage next to the Folk* ttwl Fuentes. ha* said he would at the other side nf the 'JOD-mlle- Indian River dtnie grower* estl- Station for emergency power,fof grit’ the touri tn give Allas Jkiumdi. ------- -- --------------- mated- n w ixyth ir ttieirTnrpr gnrjTXtim xmt-potinpiwr-Al thk maximum penally—-10 year* Murlhll * Field, big Army Sir In for hurricane losses that will precaution* at the 35oo were being in prison. base here, which yesterday, sent run into millions of dollars and undertaken this -morning under off it* light .planes, this nooning millions of boxes. One citrus the dir(ction of Sidney RICharJ. flow Its hugcrtl-'.'P's tn safety at grower said the fruit was taking Heavy steel cattles were olac*d Battle Of Words Hcnll and Chanule.Flefda in th* a terrific lashing from the trop­ over tha metal roof* nf Ike-ttnTrTT midwest. TtUier cages and fasten, ical storm. U MliascJ IMW l>xg* inwj _---The 5th Rearin' Hqusdruh lent*— “ Whll stays nn ItirTrei* will cd securely to the bars of th* hav* been playing lumd-ball with Thle all-powerful measure which eight plants to Culm to await tiae-1 l>e badly scarred and much of it cage*. Tha leopard and mountain J._ „ . . .. will h* weakened so badly that lions were put in Inner cages. H originally was Intended only for sage of tho storm, after wrtilch great emergencies. Bo finally in they will he In riwdiness to follow later droppage will be heavy,” he Exposed bird cages wara barricad­ ed. her desperation the western de­ its path and give'assistance when­ •aid. itcanwhile, p u m p i n g crewa At 'the hangar building at trw mocracies have resorted to tho ever needed. Ita next scheduled worked desperately to saltagn 'tactics of putting Russia and her more was to Nassau as soon as what they could from the im Municipal Airport window* war* •ateiilte* on the spot for global tho fifald there was tv^rlrd safe. portfnt early 8t. Lucia tomato shuttered and th* old baacon The squadron included B-I7’s etop the building wa* taken down. Inspection. with droppable lifeboats, nmplilbl-l crop. The Ideal Holding Company, Some observers will question Ions for land muI water rrarues ono of the largest tomato pro­ Ail plane* wsr* put In ths hangar. (ha efficacy o f auch method* and C-47’s for supply and evacua­ ducer* in Florida, has about 400 Auxiliary power wa* taslad for Against hard-boiled opponents. Bull tion. Personnel Includes a para­ acres of foot-high early tomato emergency, said Mr. Sayar. Far* there hav* been many indications chuting doctor and medical tech­ plants imperilled by the hurricane nald Laughton Memorial Hospi­ tal' haa lls'own emergency power over the years that the Soviet nicians aatwell'a* the normal res­ water*. • Union waa -anxious to be favor­ cue force. Other fall and winter vegetable ably regarded by the oufrid-s The base also transferred Ita crops are expected to undergo' Phone world. P hone maternity ward to the fashionable *ever« water and wind damage. .And why not, since ahe wa* Tampa T e m fe hotel, which now A*- the storm approached, th# S IL V E R trying to Sell Communism? Wo houses 16 Infanta and 17 expectant main Job of thb cktllemen in the ., FLEET had evidence of that desire when mother*. Okeechobee graxitfd ground* was '•MoxcoW eagerly aought and *•- IThe base ia equipped with hur- te prevent-storm frightened eattla CABS cured reestablishment of dlplo- [ricane-proof hangars, which will from stampeding h Into’ i£*llow area* Static relations with Waehlngton [ho used for other patients, but be. and the threat of d j* in 1033 by promising to quit cause of ita locatinihon the Tip of a spreading Red propaganda in the Inoint extending Into Tampa Bay United States. On that basis Pres­ there la’ danger from high water. ffiiiA ffe * : LAUNDBBETTBV ident Roosevelt granted recogni­ Hotels and tourist courts on tho - " :*S tion* . Gulf Coaet reported a heavy In­ nf , Because of the fierce objectlon- flux -of evacuees from the East of many nations to ths oper­ Coast and some resident* of thla SANFORD ations of th* Comintern, or Third area were beginning to leave their jntemeilonet, Moscow announc­ bomra for more stoutly construc­ * Whole Weeks Wdth Don* Automatically ed during th* war (hat It had been ted building*. - ^ • >■ In Hmall boat* were moving up *abolished.' Of cntlrae the work of ‘ th* Comintern—which, was to act rivers and sttrsms tn sheltered . *' • 30 Minutes me general staff for the world positions and householders were revolution—has continued spare. making fast their possession*. 100'; Soft‘^ jiter .-rr* Excellent SanIttry Condition! Meteorologist W. W. Talbott of But officially It la off the book* Si a concession to world opinion. the Tampa Weather Bureau.said Telephone TOM Second at Oak * 'By th* same token Moscow the storm was expected to reach time ago ratilead a heavy peak' intensity In tho Fort Myers from religion Iin Rusaa and area about nightfall and progres­ allied eager thrbnfa To r* -| sively later, up the widening coaat worship in their churches, until It hit the Tampa-St, 1‘eteradrum today -rill continue to te a sourer o f rani pride /to was a aop not only to the hurg-Clearwatcr area about mid­ many years to consef i of many Russian* but to night. Talbott said heaviest winds Whet's more . . . with GM Hydre-Mstic Drive*, thh*new __ opinion, though we kno.v Oldamobila's style ha* "caught on" this year—ha* cap. ■t Communism remain* fierce- along this coast were expected to Old*ok>bile le way out abend of the time* hi performance Effective Sept. 15, 1947, th* n iW rip tin n r» !t n l turn! the public taste arad fancy a* few style# ,trw do. reach little more then 75 miles an -anti-religious. and driving earn. Hydra-Malic Drive—pioneered, proved The Sanford Herala w ill be L n tr ts td to Vj cents • hour, in guile, which would be Tailored smartness . . . a look cd luxury . , . smooth good viet Chief Delegate Andrei and perfected by Ohtimobilo—is still the only drive that week. Monthly and yearly subscription! w ill be increased much le u destructive than the who arrived yesterday taste In every detail. . , these ere the quriitie* that make yhift* gear* automatically through f proportionately at the same time. Paid in-advaace sub­ sen EiUabeth, lold re­ sustained winds the E u t Coaat Is poopie say, "It’s SMART to Own an pldet" the only drive that elimlnitca tho i st while there war# »«- gelling. scriptions w ill b« d c liv tittL a t.th e old rate until the.cxThe offshore wind* should tend ahlemi before the AtaemAnd fU this public enthusiasm haa-a very Important Oldsmobilc—with llydrs-Mstk Drive—stsnd*today as tho pirstion date. ,*■•.lower the water level and It la • believed they could b* Inn word in emertocee.. .the smart word to testetg value! t believed necessary te evacuate meaning fee tha buyer of a 1M7 Oldsmobilc. 7V enr ke successfully through “ muT h * Herald regreta tha nectasity qf increasiai ita ; 'j\, indentsnd and good will." the beaches, he aaid, but he will notify disaster agencies in all subscriptioo rate at this time, but the price o f the paper it “ the Soviet dele- beach communities if that becomes on which we print is three times higher than* i t waa be­ .spare ho effort to advisable. ■uccessfnt solution of chant aeamnn amt the other four were 'civilian*. » •The death of the American r itDen in 1the Soviet lone of Germany," Armour wrote, ' "resuited when civilian employee uf the United State* War Depart­ ment diareganled the order of a ItuMian palml in the Soviet aector of . Berlin* to )ia!t and we.g, xulurquoulty vtrurk ami killed by n bullet*, allegedly intended by the,.Bti»«lan» for the J ln ja M b * vihleU In which tho American waa riding. “ With regard* to the other three civilian* and the merchant aeamnn, It, ha* not Ihua far l>eeri potable to obtain from the munIries eonrerned official report i piecing definite blame for th i dratht on known person*; In each rate the assailant* are either en­ tirely unknown or are aaid te have been in Ituaalan uniform, al­ though they imve not ta-en identi­ fied." m 8-98 i rfss1 “F l OSTMPOUNDS! ft !| IS T H E WO R D FOR OLDSMOBILE 69 Styled t i Stay Smart lor Years! NOTICE S aa fee# value thet would hopeful statement. -n nations wi II that-the psaefthe eating. MIAMI, SepL 17. W P)-Th# Coast Guard reported one of Ita picket boat* (a 88-footer with laboard motor) and a crew of three had dluppcarrd on a rescue ml#* ,|on an4 'b e * presumed lost. 1*1 WITH fore the war and other production costs heve. incresitd more 01 less to the same extent. This is the, first increase in these rates which we have made since February. 1938. I t w ill be recalled that ‘ATUV'Ttfitf'W 'tHUmed ~dailr pubbcsltoo -fd b w ing a-------- period at a tr»-weekly during the war, we made no addi­ i t . - ; , tional charge for the twa additional paper, delivered J j t f c week to * « t cut rid wlU w tr. for slblt a year. it did. not arrive and tha persoa* ware still calling Which appeerad lo p ■* te theta. M *«? ^ rete increase as long as You * ? '- / r i r ', B •n y iWJ CHEVROI IFORD i __ __ yacht with three Ml* * as ab'ih*',----- . ' . - o v OBILE - PIT.-; -V . f f g g x y r . CADILLAC - I i �I T d THE WEATHER limit7 Tkct« la S l r u i l h — Ovenasl. iloud) ami occasional showers tonight with gradually claarlng- skit* Inmorruw, T i Protect 1ho Pm m «f tk, World; To P n o t U Um Proarea* of A Series; T* P r^ M t frotp id ty for S tu fori VOLUME XXXVIII E stablish ed 1908 Prices Slump On Cattle .Prices Drop $2 Hundredweight; Exports To Europe . W i l l be Reduced WASHINGTON, Sept. IN. td'i — The reduction ia Aatrkan grain shipments will aaaka It ■ora difficult to revive Europe economically, governmeat offici­ als aald today* They gar* that •allmat* In com neat o* thr IS percent cut In Novembo* grain ai porta announced yesterday. Than* official*, now buaily working on food requirement! tha Marshall Plan, noted k*SJfc£r5K« abroad. Tha shortage of food, they eald. will loaaan tha amount of work European* can do lo help raconalruct their countries. WASHINGTON. Sapl. IB. (Al — Senator Handera (B-VT>-**14 today Ikat recant Cscreaaea in grain price* may b* doe In part •mto "guvernmenl bidding" and maihet operation* by “th« Ml-*' ami refugee*." Whin he made that ataleMcnt at a news con­ ference, reporter* ashed what be meant by "Miami refugee*." »*^Tbe» are a group of Europe­ ans who managod lo grl (heir money out despite the war," Handera explained. adding that ba learned from n news letter that a number <4 them "had Urge amounts of trading on the ^Chicago grain market." W ASHINGTON. Sept.'IB. OP) —The Justice Department or­ dered Ita No. I anti trust man lo Chicago today lo direct a grand Jury probe of the meat industry, at lawmakers talked nf possible new gorernment controls to fight Ih* high coat of living. A By ASHOCfATHU PRESS Price* dumped on the Chicago ^c a ttle and grain taadgia » « !* / declined and'dealer* attnbut meat costumer*. plus the announce men) o f a ika rp reduction in No' — w n h c v * ra m exports. Earner in declined somewhat on hogs and sheep, but today cattle prices dropped a* much at $2 a hundred ^pounds on tome grades,. A l jh e same time, wheal and corn prices dropped. the lim it w ithin a few minutes after the opening o f trade and the nervous grain market ** (t m i N s m n rase Bial Combat Veteran Is Trapped For Hours ■in Cave-In Well WAHNER, N. H„ Sept. IB, than 31 hour* al lha bottom of a SBfoot well. Norman Woods. ■ . Is. flyear old army combat veteran, waa extricated al 8:M A. M. to­ day after 100 volunteers and atala Dotlc# worked all night to dig him out. UP)—Trapped WARNER, K . IL, Sept IB. UP) —More than 100 vob’ utoer* and •Nit* Police labored through the ‘ night In art effort to extricate Norman Woods. SS-year oid Array combat veteran, buried to Ida waist sine* yesterday noon when a well caveeLjn. S t * police reported early tolist m t l Wood** condition waa as “ good at could b« expected under tb* condiMont" and that "he la \JutNvo* doctor* UJl W*tl1were r**fUerl-" standing by a* rescuers. Including 80 percent •f tha Uwn's men. formed bucket brigade*, to carry sand from a circular W nch being dug around tka wall. They hoped to shore the trench and dig Inte the pit to earIlf Woods o i|. Woods, trapped at the bottom of the 20-foot excavation vena unable to mov# from hi* waist down. Ilia legs were hold fast by timbers and other debria. w'He Hi donned an oxygen mask at Intervals during tb* night and ipoka n few encouraging won)* to his young wtf. when .h i annearod on lha acene. ■The oxygen waa supplied to countar impure air in the welL “ He's a tough man who aa |plantr of fighting orerseaa." obr* reported, “ and he should through this." AUTO LICENSES Europe’s View On Marshall Speech Reported Mixed A ,c ate East Coast Is Bat­ tered But Unbeaten As Repair Crews Be­ gin Reconstruction *l ^ rr ^ « * , tuV*,d bending sail. lly Notifies U.s. It Needs One Billion WASHINGTON, Sept. 18. (A*)— Italy has notified th- United States it needs about f 1,000,000,000 in out*1(1* assistance to meet the immediate economic crisis and survive through neit year, Amer­ ican officials said today. I t a l i a n Ambassador Alberto Tarchiani told Under-Secretary of 8tate Hubert A. Lovett of these need* at € conference two day* Jf<2im"hroport 'oH bTdldlM .t.ort'age in h li country. Government officials who diirioted this development said they ■re carefully jmf~'* study' ■“ “Italian “I udying tha Pfigures, ^ P P V i along r>sf Hth less complete information from the French, to determine what the United States ran do to help these countries daring the next three munthx. Government officials who re­ quested that their identity be withheld said the Italian ambassa­ dor ha* broken down bit country's requirement Into two categories: I- • About *300,000,000 in "stop­ gap" aid needed from Ih* United State* to pull Italy through to the and of the ye*/. 2. A Utile more than 1800,000,000 wanted by the Italiane __ for fo "essential purchases" from outside tourres during 1848. All the** fund* would b* used, according to the Italian plan, to buy American grain, cool and raw materials for Italian industry. TopDefenseCommand Ia Sworn Into Office WASHINGTON, Sept. 18 (AT— The top command of the United Rules' new defense deportment was rounded out today aa the sec­ retaries. for Nary and Air were sworn into office. ' Taking tre oaths administered by Chief Justice Fred M. Vinson, W. Stuart Symington became the nation's first Secretary for Air and John L. Sullivan took over as Saeretary of tk« Nary, a post to which he . was slertUd from d im e s v. rForrest*!, o former Navy secretary, U took Um oath aa Secretary of Defa and.hand of the unified artne< armed fore** yester­ day following radioed instructions from Proaidant Truman aboard ti*, feitHaihip Ifliiotiri, -V w W S J ■ •. i # w. \ v —sA ssocia ted Praaa Leased W ir o F L O R ID A , T H U R SD A Y . S E P T . IH, 1917 Winds Hit Sixty . Here But Little DamageWasDone Automobile Turned Over At Municipal Airport By Gust Rv WILLARD CONNOLLY A lltiuugh wind husI i up io t>0 miles an hour wcie tepoilcd last night al thy M unicipal A iip o tl, ipjwaicd damage Ivo-g .ll** stotjn ap this morning very light in ir com- East Coast Man Flee­ ing From Hurricane Is Killed In Acci­ dent Near -Tampa Lone Survivor Welcomed Home N O . 220 Dower line service- was inter­ rupted belitti-n H:00 and 11:00 o'clock last evening on South Mel* lonville Avenue north of Geneva Avenue by the breaking of a main power line, but this was the only serious break in thi* area, accord­ ing to IL II. Coleman, local man­ ager uf the Florida Dower and Light .Company. There were, how­ ever. be xald a few small inter­ ruption* raused by tranifurmrr fuse* 'blowing out ansi service wires Iwing hit by fslliag palm ftW ttHPt t •BHBgppr -----------------No power poles were. brokent said Mr. Coleman, Crew* worked U n t i r after midnight. Thero are still small troubles being remedied this morning. Tiie barometer hit a tow mark of 1"J.77 last night and this nmrninV bad risen lo 21I.H7, It was re ported by H. F. Whitner. weather uinn. Rainfall for a 24 hour peri rE N S A C O U . Sept. ,18 was measured at only 1.86 “f; Htcila; lice I'ntiol naiil, lint Im tinea called off •clictlule* notitli nl Tnhipn until the rainy and Mill gu»ty weatliei mmlefatmL Alits-Irill Field, l>ig Army gtr baa* be re, bail III Irllck h londed with rinereenev aunnlirv*'ready to roll to any area in nerd of nssIManec Lack of coimnniliralion hamjiered lepoits on inlidilinna in tho t'«rt Myent urea whole the hurrii-nne entered the Gulf of Mexico, but nortbvcniil idling the pen until,i tlaliiage apiiemed nogliglblo. I'uiita Gorda, 26 mite* north ■>f Fort Myers, repotted winds up t>v, - Highway I'aliolmcn latc.l tiirou|h small loss ns and fishing villages along Ronds'* exposed but spaisel) srlltrd noilhwcst coast ■tods;* vvauung- /raidertg, to ^Ice ?..< lieftiie an oncoming hurricane. Hie gigantic storm, sshich roar­ ed at toss southern R u u d * ycstsiday like a huge mowing machine, cursed savagely noithward m the Gulf o f Mexico and drove again upon -the mainland. Governor . Caldwell's office anU lt'tiih a i rival s .lla le of. emenjeflcj hail hern ptnclaililrd in . R o n d * hy I ’ irs id rn t Human ill the vsalr of riuitli-m illluu dollar damage, and I frd rt.d agent ie* w e ir ' mobihfed lo aid the sliit Lrri a ira t I’ lfghlened trsnlrnls o f sulnclcoastal lira scuttled Into IVnsacola anil inland towns as wimls I'rgan litliig . ami th r heath tesoil id Nanta Uosa Island, and low living Destin, I I*.', were evac u.ilrd. ahle Al least two other peisntis wei - BACK HOMI iiflt-r jinnu lulling .its-ly from bis duurned It- J? bomber over tC|iuited dead in the wake o| the Aberdeen. Mil. i ‘.rpt Cliurlet War mask, 23, kl>-tt His batty son. Drily, white his Wife, Charlotte, loins In thanksgiving. Wurmatk vt'ji the s -'o big storm on the Last l oast. survivor rtf llit-tt'li peio>tu almaid the Army plane tshhli ovplndcd in tire Although noirnai channel* of •sir and erashnl iplo Cliesa|reak* Day” ( fn(crnafki><dt Sutindphulo) Conumiiinatiuii with Fort Myers’ roniatitt-tl out, |lie Siute IllgillSo! Patrol at Tampa jiatd it bad l/eein I 1 . a • r t • , if . *¥> _ Ilnilnsry survey showtvl tsi (It-sth* or s*Hou, injuria -mi be* p,up erty ilantagr limn liarl Item espseted w. ------------------HT' tYw TWriHkm'i m . ~r inT,»i s'aJ l.l Trail-.east—from l iat l l ) m . iu “ pen again after iielng niftier wu State Of Emerfjency Is Proclaimed As West Florida Pre­ pares For Big Blow TALLAHASSEE, S e p t . IB. id’)— Gusernor I sldw ell's office anuuunrrd tudi) that Provident Truman has declared a stale uf emergency in Ihr hurricane uir* of Florida. M . I'BTEHSUUHG. Sept. In. (A’— Robert Marks, 20-)rar old Marine on furlough died today in Mound I'ark Hospital of in­ juries suffered yealerda) when Ihe ear he waa driving crashed Into a palm tree al l’ass-.\Grille Reach. This marks the ont) violent death tu occur in. thi-* area during the hurricane, I',,lire aay Marks, Ihe sun uf Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Marks of Pas*-A-Grille, attempted lu slop his car at an intersection and n 'A hrokao Kicked throw ing-tfc* car into an 80-foot skid into a tree. p a iitim with that o f many, ptcviout hutiicanet in the Sanford area. TAMPA. Sept. 18 (tP) Tlic fiisl One automobile driven by La* death utt the Rot ids West t o ait gene [g g rtte , 1900 Magnolia A v­ attributable lo hunicane comlilintts enue, was ic p u itrd to police to was tepotlrd al Tampa lothi', have been turned over by a gust while Foil Myers, ssIik Ii Line thr of wind while turning a'corner at brunt of ■ the I00-tm!e-*n-lioui the Municipal A uport at 1: A. winds.-S(ipsl*nlly .riss|H-tl -without M.7 but th e ' driver w'ai tiu l^ ie p o ir7 loit uf life or serious propel) ed to have been injured. damage. The worst inconvenience o l ihe Motley A. Wsilc, d-i-ycai-uhl iliu m was to telephone service w ill, /lollywnod dairymen sslm druse lo neatly ^ 0 telephone lines up! out faimly lo lamps to cssspr the of service due to falling lim bi allil hun u sue on llic Last ( oust, died palm fronds. Crews have been from injuiie* receives! in a high out all morning to restore service, wa> at intent near here yesterday according to K. V . Turner, mana­ He was struck hy an automobile ger. It was not lound necessary to as he stood hy lot tar wailing, use the auxiliary battery-power. for a lire to be dunged Now (hey. lie like granite toa.l blocks across Royal Poinciana and Royal Palm boulevards- two ol the world's beautiful streets. They are down by the hundreds ami probably thousands, . beaten to earth and uprooted by windsi«d whirling at (note than 120 m i in Molilio, iluaatei crow* miiniigcil to evacuate lekldents of low-flyhlg Hud- of tha Alabama Gulf Const, Including several bundled pciroii* living in scarbuilt (route npntiiuuni* on liiakefn-" Uluml ll.o - gteal itu im lltovasi Up— iAnti-Communist j Improvements T o £ I*he.a Gulf, tin- N'my cinUred its I | ' I , p a II A ' n itr ttift tunicas W iig h t and IW'j Part Ui Labor Act tounty Home Are deatruyel* to ' ptocieit with .a ll TrCallerP‘Silly” rBeing"Co)npleted Senator 'Aiken Says ptcatn Kadiators Arc It Won’t Work Ami JieinK Installed And Bui l di ngs Painted Is Unconstitutional Ihe Seminole Counts I Ionic, hi WASHINGTON. Sept. IH (d’l Senator Aiken (U-Vl.) said Imlai'c alrtl south ol- fjanloitl on ih* thr rnnttoversial niinri'oinmuilri-. OdancLi highway, is |i«-mg «»»' provision ol thr fait Haillry I u> pletrly tr|i.sinl>il anil icpaiird IS ''*111) '' and (Msssihly unconslllo a tost rsliinalecl yeMtttliv IIV qiottal' Hir Yrtmoitl lawmaker loMlTnimly (’iiminissiunrr I 1 Mst HI I r p m l n s hr favnls rllllilll.ilioil » I uni, at Illuir lh.ni 74.IHHI lie is at least tlaiifuation ol the sec Ito- thr coiiitiiissionri in stlivr shaigr * I >vccl lo w n iil tl\e Y uralan l-iuui^_ TTrTTo »*.:«|«> ilit’ H u e . ' One o f the»o evacuating beforq the t,,rns wa v Govednn M illa rd , Caldwell o f Flood*, Dii" had gon* today Hi hi* P e a c h collage a t A llig a to r PuintX fl.e ie ' he w * i it-acitid l>> jhe 'Highway Patrol inday mid ‘ warned of the pioilllllllg iililt il 111"'. t aldw* rim t left lieie 1.1 ..... late advisories jlldlcwted tlm -Him was *w«rvitig northward,* —At-4it8>-P^3t-s*alay thie -Mohilt Went bn . Ihm 7“ ••'1***( ta-il that sn At my plane ).&■! vp-itid tiie ceutir of .till' liiiiti.ui> Iso, Hides due soul ti »f Apiilt,. b. -In, f la., mov­ ing in a mu lion -telly ,111VC11oil. I i*ii-s'Mstn I lank I l.ide said tiie s to im apparently had s ld fit d v,iin . ruih^c idigs*.west, ,u f pievloiis liHBtioil- l e s l o »l>1' ^ * jWim}, it proltably amounted . J iimire than the Instrument record The hurricane struck in fullpow-|,d. ho said, er vestmlay against Palm Reaili.1 At the airport the wind aver a 12-tquiie-mile tea emerald linked 40. miles an hour, but gusts up to tlO Mi'll were record to the mainland by three cause- ed. Debrie In streets is confined Ailt**ii made his views known of the llo tn r and lakes ii Ak .i Jrys, liupis, afjef ..the .N'elmual. 1.^. tutr^rst.«q im|ii4u«iuruu -. to moss and email limbs, and this > / t l ' w l t i H S i - s r e s i r - x t e t - ' W0HMW nb 'ftni-n'YV+ef *rek«."Ye •"Rorfewrcjr-ihirwrm flnarre-* W hoi lb l.tlmnl Itoalil letrisetl tb' Another_m * j o I ‘ oi.|o.iteoieo‘ come here to rub elbow* with mut ported at tha City Hail. Roofing ic issue. an: Itriulm g is the reinsvt.ill.tti of i.' TT'.NSAl’i ) l . \ . Srpt. 18 I/Pi A ti millionaire* were in thalr man- concern*, usually deluged wilti Truman Keep* Posted fits! Il l t - O r on appeal by the AH. Ilio lh e llttio ! riteam i.iill.ittn * which lin e no! 11cat fir Ioils tti.pli si ilottl) touted stuns, .atilt shuttered and clu<>.| rail* for repair* after sturms, re­ On Major Events until the winter aeaion. Palm ported this morning only a few ol Ret t ill al W titke it. i hern tonnerled to the h.isruirpl vuJJruly. toils) upjitl Ilie exjUKed Beach it populated chiefly by care­ call*. I lie IliiilhrshocKl asked the bratinp plant m several seat's Gull t'oast nl Western Ronds, Hy ERNEST H. VACCAKO takers, policemen and firemen. No No survey hai yet been made uf ABOARD USH M I 8 R O U R I Boaid lavf night to (Ite t turn a **•• Jhese base been silver p im lrtl lulling nollliweslnald ill the (»ult live* were lost hero ia the hurri citrus and celery damage, but no can*. Ih r riritm g plant Is in go...l coiuli apparent damage to the** crops WITH PRESIDENT TRUMAN, mg l>) Us Itallim oie rrglonal dtrr id Mrxnh ajln lulling, s dews A pre dawn motor tour of the in the Seminole atra has yet hern Sopt, 18 (d'i I'resi.lont Truman Ini that lie could not handle a uu , o s s iija e t «« fe a r * i n dating path•yrstcnJay acioii tuUlh' nirangrci to keep fully informed by battered island this morning found reported, according to \\‘. A : L*fIon prtition lirtause lop uM lcm ' ,, . . , cm I loiid*. it looking pretty much like a thm flcr, manager of Chase ’ and "Co. radio today of the internatiunal ager with her hair caught in an Rome beans may have to be re­ situation including iliivelupmcfita of the A l l bail riot [iiitro lird nun t * t l l l ( I I l l I JC ( I f l f t ' N A 9 |S A . M. ( E S I) advisoiy electric drier. Civil War lum table planted, he predicted. EL J. Leh­ in Trieste, as woll a*, the Florida Cunmiimist affidavits. Hie union hy the U. S. W rsthct llurcau nrhurricane. Mr, Truman ia near­ Every aid* road was blocked man reported no damage to build­ ing tha end of hi* trip home from had |>etiliimecJ lor crrtilnatiun as d rie ,! h u tm s n r wgtqmgs Jrom St. with trret. Tha car lights were ings at the Hanford State NEW DELHI, Sept. IH. id'i— haigammg irpresriilativr for wutk lit sail. t I ('sultans* so l*sas Bit I Mstks lo Prnrocol*. and s»id lh« Farmers Market. He also declared Hie Missouri will dork ir) Nor­ eis .ct udio Station WARL ill Ai .MidiHiidav K. Gan,lid deetared to­ that he had'not yet received any folk, Va.. tomorrow. The Troday ttint unless Pakistan mid India fu ll lotce of gigantic storm would reports of damage to vegetable* Mdenl will hoard the yacht Wil­ linglon, Vo. frankly confess theii guilt fur the hit between Apalachnola and lie n Snow Is Reported or citrus in this area. .Tiie ptiivialnn wldeh ha* at tit -.1 grave eoiiiniiiiiat atrocities nunliamsburg for Ihe run up the Pot ahoul midnight. W im li sip lu 100 In Western States Schools remained closed today. omac River to Washington, where |l»l* rottuin * nil of milled in the Punjab mid in Delhi, How*vets if Fr^jUy la a good day, he expect* to arrive Hkltirday Jfieerouf Inlmr nrganliatlom to fit war bertrju'n tin- two deW doinliti- ntllet alt li'ollf weti* f o itia tl. , i Stan in wa m in ts Hew from Penaffidavit* deny tug meinhersliip \u oils n|i|>eiirs inevitable, they will ba re-opened, SupL T. nmrnlng, By AHStkTATED PRESS i ' , ..i inm. mi 1*1111# <l|%| lie told a heavily atleitded meet­ sacoU west lo Mobile, and heavy Mr, Truman told nawsmen in The biggest hurricane to strike W. Lawton announced this morn­ ing It.n- tlial if ih e two state* weather wxs rXpectrd east ol Al»*tv'lionse to Inquiries .yesierda the South Florida peninsula in 10 ing. . unlay |Misisli'd_ III tlieir p re sen t nttitiiiies years moved across the Gulf of Tha^ State Road Department Dial he radioed the capital to ad- Chicago Ne^ro In Inuaid the violence vthii'h has h u h iio l.i along Nl. Gcotgcs and Mexico today after causing mil­ ha s ceased all road work her#,v»''v« the swearing in of James taken countless thousand* of live* Dog Islands .and Apalachee Bay. lion* of dollars of damage, killing during tha storm period. FurreaUl a* Secretary of Drfrnse Ethiopian Air Force etmimunaj strife between Mos­ at leaet two person* and leaving The damaging hurricane, width *No damage to building* at the because of Ihe international sit­ Guilty Of Fighting in lems, .Sikhs 'and lllndui. It would yesterday widpprd tin**rieh icsoit thousands temporarily homeless. Zoo waa apparent this morning, uation. mean war. Aero** the rountry, In northern and ail animal* appeared to be II* declined to elaborate except and agiicullinal areas of Huuth ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia, Sept GniutlU, tin- spiritual leader of Florida with PJd-mile gales, al­ Idaho and western Montana, temp, in good condition, A number of lo say that the times require a erstures dropped to below freel­ palm fronds war* strewn about In defense secretary. It had been IH, t/1*> Cul. John C. Riihlnson, the All India Congress Party, said tered it* course ahiuptly after ______ _ __ ing ami anew fell in several eom- the are* o f* Use the___ Gulf near Foft My' City ..............l. Hail. At the generally expected that Formtal Chicago negro serving in (lie he lind rome to thi* Indian eapital entering munitlee aa cool air from Canada Municipal Pier the northeast wlnd|w,ou^ **k« ° v«r his dullea aa head Ethiopian air' force, was convicted in a "do in .did*.’ effort t o ie«foee- rri last night. Kally lepoits inD e ".................. which lias just dtcali-d -it might move westward mon-d Into the ana. has crown! tha whole 7 «chl haaln ^ •rmad Erryire* afUr Mr, today on charges of assault and peace- (o Delhi, The Federal Weathar Bureau area with -water ■ hyacinth*. N o R n m ™ * Nlurn to Wa.hlngton. battery against the air force com- passed through a ghastly period without further menace to land, in Chicago reported Tour Inches ’ Cress Secretary Charles G. niandrr, Swedish Count Guataf of communal rioting, death, ar­ hut it la-gan to wallow north­ of snow at Cut Batik, MonL Snow craft were anchored there, Ross aald Mr. Truman referred to Von Rosen, and sentenced lo (hreo son and torture. Ho said he would westward during tiie night with Rounding tha Band Shall this pray God lu take him rathei than accelerated speed. also fell In Butte,. Helena and Iho International acene In general month* imprisonmsnt. morning to observe Ih* pounding Great Falla, in Montana, and in The court also ordered Robin­ see a land so dear to him in chaos. rather than any (pacific aspect of It was moving on tliss Florida He s a id there was no doubt that west coast at 16 miles an hour, Mullen Paaa, Ida, The mercury waves rolling westward on Lake Itson to pay ail Von Koten’a costs slid to 28 at Mullen Pate; 27 at Mnnroe, your reporter found a However, It ta known that Mr. and rejected n plea for a stay of Hindus and Sikhs had In-eii ill- and during the morning wa* loButt* and waa freoxlng at Helena * ICoallaoeO t s l '« « » 111) lelena. somewhat frightened and aged Truman has been concerned about execution of the aenlcnre. Robin­ (irated In West Punjab, Pakistan, inside the building disturbances in the Trieste area son wa* brought to trial after Ioil lidded that it was equally true Rain was reported from the Da nigroi rcrouched s s t i s s s * ■■ r a w *u > KK8I8TANCE GROWS kotaa waatward to the Rockies, (where (here have been skirmishes Von Rosen allegedly suffered a that Moslems had liecn similarly FRANKFURT, Germany, Sept. with cooler weather and shower* between Italian*, Yugoslav* ami brain concussion In a flat' fight mistreated'in East Punjab, India. FRANK ROBINSON HERE — A United Stale* Army forecast for some section* of the Tiie newspaper , S t a t e * man, 18, Allied iroop* In connection with with him. Frank Robinson, former star end boundaries set Mp In the Italian North Central 8tales. which ha* the largest circulation rrporl aald today the Ukrainian the Celery Cel Fed*, “ blew Into peace treaty). LAGUAKDIA SIN KIN G' in India, said today thdC Hindu* Yesiatanco army fighting for Fair weather with moderate of (he temperature* wan* reported In the town" Tuesday evening from NEW YORK, Sent. IB, (/P)— and, Sikhs were leaving Karachi, Ukrainian independence was *o Tha Preidient directed bv radio .Southwest, Ih* Mississippi Valley Cristobal, Canal Zona as ha "put last night that lurpiua govern Fiorello II. latGuardia, 84, (a in a the 'capital of Pakistan, hy ihe large that u n i t s estimated to ' Eastward to Jho Atlantic it. He has been spending the past whlth could be «Md '■downward'’ trend In Ilia grave thousands; fearing reprisals be­ number 16,000 to 20,000 men had nine- month# there visiting hli to relleye victims </{ the hurricane Ulneu, hi* physician reported to­ cause of the recent treatment of engaged Polish and Soviet Rus­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Rob­ be rpade available to states and day, aa New Yorker* proyed sian troop* In pitched battles. at Moslems In DelhL pray inson. an intends to enter Stetson communities. inson. and Tiie paper said more than 25,TOWNSEND MEET the request of Mayor William O Univeralty. * U .S, CHOSEN Dwyer for the little man who was 0O0 had left Karachi In the last A'neeting of tho Townsend Oub EW YORK, Sept. 18, (/PI­ tho city's mayor for 12 year*. week and that an equal number Fifth District Council will be held GREEK ARMY Passage on the airliner from Sunday afUrnoon at 1:80 o'clock Kingston. Jamaica to Cuba waa ATHENS. Seat. 18, (AT— An Dr. George Baehr said tha former had Dulled out of other towns In TH# United Slate* was ehoaon to­ at Um Tourist Center. Due to the the roughest jpart of'tha trip, ha Informed source aald today the mayor and director general of Sind province for places In India. day to servo with Australia and, Imoortanee o f matter* to be dia- A»ld, and daefared that ha got a Greek government would atk the UNKRA “ again is in a deep sleep. It kaid airports and railway sta­ Belgium on a threo-mambar Uni. all Sanford members arce good shaksup on that part of lha United State* for permltaion to The gtn«ral trend la downward tion* wars besieged by persona tod Nations Commission to assist double the site of the G m k and tn* Immediata outcome la aa trying to gat away aa quickly aa in ntgoliating a *otU«m*nt of Uu stormy flight. H* than flew yet unpredictable." DuUh-Indoaatian conflict. army - to about 270,000 men. via Miami and OrUnd£ oouible. * ■■ l SANFORD, .* « Few Casualties A re Reported As Hurricane JACKSONVILLE, Sept. IB. tAV-Kail and bus line* were virtually stampeded today by stranded tourists and olhtr* eager t* gel into the Sooth Right Wing Groups Florid* hurricanr ton* lo see had happened. See Proposal As what H. J. Ruerth, Greyhound Ter­ manager, said about 2,100 Chance To Save UN minal bus passengers alone were tl.suited here when communica­ NEW YORK, Sept. IB. </P>— tions were disrupted Tuesday The L'nlted Nations Assembly night, but that many insisted on met ia a lento atmosphere to­ making the trip south, even in day awaiting Ike first Soviet ■abuttal tt/ lk c •‘ash.** alto.h* . tha face of o-Xrot .warnings. No bases left. However. made on Russia yesterday by Meanwhile, official* of Ih* Secretary of Blalt Georgo C. Florida East Coast, Atlantic . Marshall: As the second day Coast Line and Seaboard Kailof general debate opened at ways aald tervlca was getting 11:11 A.M „ word qairkly.spread back I* normal after some track­ that Soviet Deputy foreign Minister Andrei Y. Yiihinsky . age and equipment damage. would deliver Russia'* basic - MIAMI. Sept. 18. W) — Tha policy speech about 3 I1. M. Miami Daily News today esti­ mated storm losses In nearby LONDON. Sept. 18 tA*> Sccre arena at B3.000.000 for thr Boca tary of State GeorgeC. Mirih»tl‘f Kalon-Mianu 'Army "AIT' Field piopovali for reviling United Na- (40 miles north of Miami); Mi­ ami Reach. 12.000,000; and Del­ tiunv machinery brought mixed— ray Reach. 11.000.000. and caylious—reaction in LuroThere were no estimates for many communities. William II. pean capital* today. live United Statci of filial call­ iUsrhoff, Daily Ness agricul­ tural editor, said damage to the ed ujion the UN Aiiembly yester- ^stale's rich agricultural area dsy lo cirate a Cteck bolder com- would be enormous, but there miviion and a year-wound tecutt- would be lime lo replant many crops. ly committer and to mote for hbeiahratiun of the ligpowrr veto PALM BEACH. Sept. IH t f l in the Security Council. If there it sadness in the death Extreme leftwing groupv saw of tree*, then Palm Heath it a hi* reviiion plan a* a weapon tad place today. again*! Rum*. Estrenr tighlwing Boarded and empty, the stately tecliont hailed >1 at (touibly the home* of tin* winter social capital UN's "bett chance." of the Gold Coat! still stand intact Official comdirni » a t *|iar*r. but ill patrtnrnl* ate liltcied with The Briliih foreign office declined! f a cotptei of Jamuus fallen to express itielf on lh» proposals *tieea. One ■ovcfcmeal informant sa id , n „ y are the Koya they tcoyai Palm* rati in night leave it lumber UN 'known to mdJions of Americ an -lAntlllkM to pse d w G rtb^^Ksunsts—tall! slender tire* •ritith vmi*. * • (gfce ||lr wind at gracrfully at a DEATH TO OPPONENTS SOHA, Bulgaria, Sept. 18, . Tb# Bulgarian ynprema court has rejocTOd the appeal of Nikola To*Agrarian opposition leader a month ago to b* hang•dlooa walling in long 11dm a charge of conspiring Gecrgi Dimitrov's against Pro Fatherland out this that at pr i AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAl'EM wj E: P T » ■ ■‘M ' *{ I1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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"■ i 1 ■ i |l-aaliBM4 r»M I'atf IIm | cooperation." "Occasionally, of course, our views coincided," h* said, "but if. thay Jitl nui do no, tlwrc wai no effort oh th* part of the .President or hie advisor* to ait down with ua and work out 4 aatlafaetory compromlae. We ware •■peeled to do the cooperating. . Jn-the flrit of a aeriea o f frank­ ly. political *perches on a lour in which be ia sounding out hit prospect a for the IMS GOP pres­ idential nomination, Taft amid: - 1. The Republican's realise that Congress cannot effectively con­ trol the President's foreign pol­ icies “and should not present a divided front unless his program appears to tie leading to an -uhnecessary* war or to dangerous burden on the people of the United ’ States." . 2. The Republican party believes that until International conditions Improve "we cannot afford to Inwithout an Army, Navy and Air Force able to meet thr combined assault of any nation or 'combi' nation of nations," 3. He and his GOP colleagues think "tile present tax system is dangerous burden on the low­ est income groups, the middle h.* come and on aIF life lax'*' ?payersgroups and it muat lie reduced. ’ 4. Ills party opposes guvernmen* price-filing and believes in "a free c o m p e t i t i v e determination ut price." 6. The Tafl-llartley Labor I-ntv "was demanded by the people themselves and, in spite of tieuproar of lalsir union lenders, Its provisions have overwhelming pop­ ular support." Calling talk, shout the menr,ure's being “ a slave labor bill" * TUE8DAY, SEPT. 16, 1947" -i ------------ x-- —'■■■■ - Hurricane Warningn . i . r r g fr Temperatures Dip In Some Areas Into 30s <r«stlsH4 m e r«s* Oesl and Green Turtle-Key-was under •By A SSO CIATED P R E S S two feet of water. Temperatures dipped into th* A special note of advice was 30'* end .40’* over a wide arts of .* voiced by Norton to the rich the -country today, and fell below Everglades tanning area around normal In. many section* for thj' a Lake Okeechobee, already 'partly first lime In Several weeks. flooded by heavy aummer rafii*. . J h e mas* of cool air extended , Njnelecp year* ago- today a jil from the Dakotas ta the Appalach­ major disaster occurred in this ian* and louchrd parte of the same section when a hurricane South in Louisiana, Tennessee, and blew the water out of Lake Okee­ Georgia. The* coolest areas -ware chobee, 'drowning about 1,500 perin northern Minnesota,. upper •out... ■ Michigan and afong tha - North’ Norton said at 11 A. M. that Dakota border. • Pembina, Nr D., "no one can tell at this moment reported near freezing tempera­ what the hurricane will do. It is tures this morning. ti wallowing around out there, grow­ Rain was' reported in tha Ap­ ing in size,‘ and could strike out palachian region, the Atlantic » ' ufn any direction when It begins (tales and In the northern Rocky ' gr to move again. It could as easily Mountains. 8howrra were predic­ t D move toward land a* away from ted for parte of the North Central .[*■ land. region. 5’K "If it move* toward land now, Temperatures climbed to above the time of warning will be very 1U0 yesterday In California's short. Therefore, although actual Central Valley and were near hurricane warnings are not dis­ that mark in some sections of the played, the Florida east coast Gulf states. i t would be prudent to make pre­ •i liminary preparations for a hur­ RuMsian War ricane. "In view of the flooded condi­ It'eetleeea fraiw t-v* • U a.) tion of the Everglades, 1 believe ralnlan underground mambers' It would be prudent to make spe­ would flow into lha Amarlcan WltH TMI ANNOUNCtMtNT from the Agriculture Deparlmcnt'i Burcu of Economics that the price of e r a cial mention of this area. The 1j tone. Is expected tn reach $1.00 a dozen, highest level In 30 yesrs, the graph above shows how the cost ha* spiraled roast from Miami to north nf a r Patrol* along Germany’* east­ sirjcr.July of 13iC. Hens at lha Agricullural Research Center. Beltsvllle, Md, obliged a cameraman with Palm Reach already Is experi­ IIAVINO MINCH fOUCI HIADOUAITUI In Paris after being formally ern border were heavily reinforced eggs for his photo of the predicted rise to $1.08 a dozen. The figures on the graph were compiled by the U. 8. encing fresh winds from the charged with acting against tha “ national Interest" of France are Rabbi after the first 36 Ukrainians Ware Bureau of Labor Statistics, and were Ure average prices for eggs throughout U. 8. at the time, (f nternaflonol) storm. Farmers in the Everglxdea Baruch KorR (second from right) and other alleged members of th* discovered Friday. Fiva more have could Well in-gin to look to the Jewish underground. The group wss arrested fallowing attempt to slipped- through th* border guard safety of livestock, to protection since then. All wore uniforms— "bomb" London with antl-Britlsh leaflets, (international Radlophofo) fur expensive machinery/ and a motley assortment of Russian, other normal preparatory meas­ Czechoslovak or Polish military llfiilffil U I P«**at 0*4* ures. I do not wish to spread alarm in this area, but I am most churned the i r t about 250 mile* Is changing Its course," the advis­ garb. They had plenty of ammuni- • tion for their rifle* and m achine^ anxious that residents fully un% rest o f W eil Palm Beach loday, ory stated. ' guns and -many grenades. deratend possibilities. . , •, 11 . The area of, alarm wind* ha* "It la entirely possible that the "* , p*r , J i'- ,U,.lly * - * f u n d e d and r.pw aov.rasarnara* CandllU! while it* 1%0-mtfr an h o U r|tf about 400 miles in diameter, be don* with these and othar Hr rftiSi”fK"rir,rpkTr.W in lc m ily |>er*i*led and it* dctlruc fairly distributed about th* cen­ such fugitives. measures will prove unnecessary. ter. Judij told a story of fire years j, given by varioua federal laws, 'But prudence indicates the neces­ live area spread. The Weather Bureau said tho board regulations and court de­ sity of preliminary preparation. Chief forecaster Grady Norton intensity remained "very severe." in underground fighting, and of a three-month secret march into cisions, collective bargaining be­ "Winds will become strong on Germany from >Poland. He aald' described ihe six-day old hurricane came a joke." He said the new M IA M I, S e p l. 1 6 t/P)— A m as­ the middle east Florida coast toas being "a I the crossroads." that if hu and hia men were order­ law had established a measure of da? with hurricane winds some sive, scream ing tropical hurricane equality in such bargaining. Its slowed down speed— it trav­ distance off shore and If the ed back to Poland, "we will com- * mit suicide." gAlthough he ruunaeled cooper­ eled on its west northwest course storm is curving northward storm ation In international affairs, thv winds will extend northward along only about 20 miles in the last - -FRHNCH PLAN-OKEYED ~ ~ fC x p a n H io n Program \ Ohio Senator said the Hepubli rig id bout* — indicated” liia l the Tt5*~ toast-' tonight *amT AVednescans in Congress "feel strongly day,” the advisory stated. • PARIS, Sept. 16. 6P)— U. S: Announced By Firm that compute—study must—be­ storm was developing a re-curvaturr Norton conceded that the fed- Undersecretary of State William mads before we continue to pour ergl forecaster* were "sweating Clayton a p p r o v e d today alx Natural Gas and Appliance Com­ movement he said. out the resource! of this country 4 blood" over thia particular hurri­ French amendments to th* final It ro u ld curve northward and pany, Inc., franchiser) dealer for at tha rate of »7,000,000,000 a cane. He said that by all known report of the Marshall Plan con­ Green's Fuel Gas Service in the head into the Atlantic lo spend year In furelgn assistance." an ford area, has Invested nearly its gigantic force harmlessly, or ii rules of hurricane action, this ference designed to meet Amer­ "If the showing Is made," he storm should have turned nur.ti ican objections that th* 18 na­ 200,000 In a post-war expansion •aid, "additional loans may l,« tions were trying to help them­ rogram which when compelled, could lu tn west and head (or the and out to sea long ago. Justified to help Europe help it­ We're working around the selves Individually, rather than ill cost in excess of $300,000, se­ mainland. self and go to work.” clock. 1 haven’t . wanted to issito western Europe. eding to an announcement of E. Northeast storm warnings were a hurricane warning and cause teed Whittle, president of the ordered raised from West Paliq unneexaary alarm. But at the tame ompany. Striken In Italy , Battle UneH The expansion program as out- Beach to Cape H atterai, N. C., fo l­ time -Wa want to stay on tho ined by Mr. Whittle includes in- lowing n Weather Bureau advis­ safe aid*. This une has ua acratchtl'eatleiae* freet Taa* Oesl It’eellesee n - e fees tier I U 4 meanwhile, expressed belief that tressed bulk storage capacity to ory at 9 :1 5 A. M. which said the Ing our haeds." Communist leader, made a bitter Ws’ll simply have to wait and misery, rethef then Communism, hree times pre-war capacity and gpeech In which ha-charged Amer­ corresponding increase in thr vail slom i w ith winds o l more than »ee what the storm decides to do. was th* real forea to be reckoned ica with “ working eagerly to pre­ ompany’a fleet of service and de­ 140 miles an hour, had remained And hop* that if it turns, it turc> with in Italy and. that the next pare a new war." He also rrltilivery trucks. « Roland F. Hollo- nearly at a standstill during the to the north."'. seven months would test Italy’s efted Preaidant Truman and J*ope Norton rep-tvtvd that lltfp*- rerlstance to Communism. Seay, vice president, also stressed night w ith the center now near * f*i 1 J Jo ; t Fius. lawn, Abaco Island In the north­ the importance of the company's Price* of snip* foods had A cry of "death to Truman" expertly trained Service Depart­ latitude 26.7 north longitude 76 / ern Bahama* group,- was being doubled in the Jasl. elx months' t* Was voiced by perhaps a ' duten hit-by hurricane force-winds thia ment which, be - said, would comu wsst* a year. The best msat cost k/00f i bf the throng listening to Togmorning. He placed the center nf lire a kilogram, agaliut about tn for a large share of the ex" I t is apparently m oving north­ Haul— ------- — a- t-------------— •pension cost, w estward about fivs m iles an the storm about 800 mile* north­ 700 lira 'lea# j" I * M M ; - ‘sswlilla this speech was being Seventeen veterans are receiv­ hour which m ay Indicate that It east of Ahaco Island. I. spaghetti v s . . . delivered the country was being At 6:L6 A. M. (E8T) the hurrj- ■gainji j r o Jfre; .rationedthread ing a two years’ tealnlng course read torn by labor trodbtex which ean*-was pinpointed near - lati­ 07 lire, against 27 Ur*. Black _____ ^ __ _ m -0 ■n cooperation with the Veteran*' P r e m i e r Alcide Do (iasneri'a tude 23.9 north longitude 76.'j market bread Was 240 lire. dmlnistretlon. - Tha - Salfl D8* Seminole County _ Christian Democratic party clnizgI west or about 280 mile* eaaf of irtment has expanded to offer (A kllogrdm.-le 82 potmde.-Tk# oa were inspired by leftists. Ital­ Wen PiFm Beach. he nrvice- nf_ experienced .engin official rate of exehanga la 380 —Court Records ian harvests were threatened by High acaa a Ml increasing winds Italian Ur* to a dollar, making In heat! ana kitchen lay-out a itriki of r,CW(WKHr farm liUorerk andcuntrarnew Jiuma along the Atlantic seaboard from the lira worth roughly a third of M .tiiiitvrv UKMia ers. Leader* of 350,000 metal or*. Auxin. Urldtiift, .tut >l*rlhu Tu West Palm Beach to Cap* Hat- a cent) , /* '. workers announced that they Natural Qs* and Appliance O. (1- Itah -itiew , Georgia teraa, N. Cn were expected to­ A check - bf -representative would begin a 48 huur strike toM*lt«n, M K. RKuaeau ---------------.e seloa t e a -t'alrtela .— impany, Inc,, now has 48 em­ day, the Weather Bureau said. American foreign service officers. ,* TuU- Prank Maliai.k fcJiiabetb Muhaiek rtus Hits■ belli P r ic e s l,ue,t r*mt! *• th* 1'rlce of corn day, I Jilt ployer* and an annual payroll of T inr uldlng Ihetop advissra of Am- 1 Alrlloa K Euaen. Xu* I'atrtri* UN Meeting for future September delivery s e ; over $180,000. Officer* of the To And on Sept. 8 Togliatti wa< Harney II Clary *tu« Ulllan .4 a feeling that tha Immediate prnb__________ ■ record on the Chics g j — quoted fn" press dispatches from • . company include & Reed Whittle, I.elkoHlIi. Ha>. etvlr M'>ri 11 To baasador James C, Dunn, revealed t 'n iln a n l iium l-««r i i « n Hoard o f Trade at $2,115 4 to t i • president. Bill K. Conway, vice Ifo.a o a , e * . _ Modena to Home newspapers as lem was to relieve the Italian’! •*•**'•?•* , Partin, Kora Hell rial Tu ItXrt', president and sales manager, Mrs. declaring before a partisan rally; lie declined to ditiutt its con- “ bushel yesterday and Septem ber hunger and deprivation to itreAg- « Paulk it ..i wheat edvenerd the HI percent llm expositions o f d n ctrb si He'en Richter, secretary, and Ro­ •"We shall call the Italian pro- tenls except to i-itmfliiKi uimnient that u ^ y e it e h U „ p* rew u ^and. above all, fa ith , that the thea their morale In the>face .of a Clark. Jnnie. -lu t llhrtiarl To pie to fight for liberty which is I Cl. <*. N i.tw .in i Communist campaign to capture A m erican n p o m of meal are h o t j T|lt, Nntlullal lm lu„ r l> , C onferkrmw .hd land P- Holloway, vice president threatened by the government.” H T t l . t:* T » T S : N U II T I U liM power. It. ls w o r th y -a fn e te that thr * la c lp r .m thenaUttlLi iptrallm-j enee Hoard n-portw l In N e w T u r k trust each other In the full unlsrW riaM . J o - || rtus llx ir . Its) "W# think it la th# primary Tn First PrUrral Mavlaat and tun. 1 that Its index o f retail prices standing of n common daaiin;.” United States and llritain must price situation. Trieste Fighting Communist aim to taka Italy by Aranhn told hia fellow delegitet Am*It. ■___ _ . . fo r consum er*' goods and aervWltlidraw their, occupation troops IfiRl tli e world ni ti'rg>A ffoBtres legal means,', ona of tha diplomats ltx l*. A I, .tu x Mabel It To from Italy within 00 day* of thu ‘Hy A S S O C IA T E D P RKSB * |lCM rose tl.9 percent i„ July tu <<-»Uasrg m s rsa* Owl Pin* Pedant Having, and lew * ‘ b«t It Is up to ths signing of the pcara treaty, thus N ew incrcaie* in llie retell c o d * neJ* record high o f 120.8. The boundary and demanded permis­ Assn. llnlted Nations to show Item **"The one thing w* cannot a f-Q vlng the gi AuXIn, Viren 11 x u x l.aur. M To sion to cross. v milk were repm trJ . ^ ' " ‘',,7 '^ ,h * lnd” “ * how to maintain II ford I* bread riot*. There ta noth­ after itself. Moreover Moscow has o, l 1 meat and 1 1- 1 1 mMn that* the purchasing power The Yugoslavs called up rein­ Clarence I. C*alh.rmaa ing the Comhtuulsfs would Ilka The United Nations Atserrhly forcements In full battle formaParker !.' Palmer etal To Coanect{at It ba known th*( there U a today at public diituuion ol the „ f the dollar Iq July thia year belter." Icot Mutual l u Molotov rehabilitation plan ready tignificance of high fund pricer waa 7P.1 rente compared with which convened today, faces the rnoit m 11, lu l,on‘ ^mediately a .battalion of Long, gain P etui Kllsatielh To The diplomats eald they regard­ for the relief of those who desire ranged from optimum over in-l***® cent* In 1923. Central Phobia Prodiixton C*r. ed th* farm atrika In th# pre­ J iuSI a»• reserve »■ w « n r . » “ "A * HP 1 * 9 . 1L‘ This la bolstered by the an­ A iaiU V M K V T OP MOUTHAliK position with its full *u rialng. costs In Vital proldems which will give the dominantly laftlst north as ari nouncement of a bumper Russian creased production to a prcdic-*_,.^Kf^on Nalinnpl Hank ol Ortaado 1eluded: complement of armor and artillery, T oPlrx opelng gun "In th# Comranblet Oearge King grain harvest - the.Soviet Union lion of an economic rcccuion.* S8-natlon Imdy lu- greatest 'teat I Washington •— Henator Fepper „ ,, Major General T. S. Alrey, campaign to harry to dsath'th* s v a n m u T iD x o p m o n t h a u k being virtually the only area in Price* of meat in Philadelphia (D-Fla.) "Th* American peoplz ,Ior* P™bt*in«, such as tha Milter liny A l l u A ll.*n Noyew non-Communlst, non*8oclall*I British commander in Triers, said all Europe where crops havcn!t lo*‘ ed Into tR« lha Yuguilava indicated then they He Viral! It Auatlu .l a l Christian Democrat government failed or been bad. So the word butcher ihopt were ir|>oitrd to might Ju»t as well get ready tor ' . “ ",v, S A T IIK A lT ItM OP MONTH AHS3 of Premier De Gaapert. has guns out that Russia will lw have inc(rated dure .0 ten ten.* „ ■ jau^U ^pV ugo, adted would abide by the decision of the llurne Owner. Iu>.n Corp. To AMi British Aratrican command and U g X t . Illll etvlr WC D* Gesperi warned ltelland foe . abl* to provide bread for tho a (round yettnday. with choice jjJiu *»“ *.h«l*^^™nCn«ler? <ll‘ rinft lh* w**k. o r more, of would reftr ths matter to the II..ms Owners Corn. Tu Areble dat that the country would b e f) needy. I. Iletl. Xus Mabel T.. sirloin .leak in iome neighborhood Feeder* AstoelaUon • ‘ TRg I ^ U U whfch be* in* u*m cuoauw o a toy dog in hia bed el 2,900,000 tone abort of . n*ttya diplomatic level, ■ f France being another nation in Pier Ida Htase Hash Ta Jo* II ; why. this natiua ia inereaajng it*, * ,, . , the Philadelphia General Hospital cereali Mhla year. ’ The Unrtvu Which Russia ia particularly in­ More* at ) l lo $1,10 a-pound. "Owing to the extraordinary tYcfgM vlui 11e111• Ray . la three-year-old Richard CarvaiL State* how la bringing in the terested, the French Communists Meanwhile, official* of iwo p,i*. *ffort .« Paction la Iwc.u.o Lseinbly . .Pr.ob!«n>» Wore the good tense and tactful handling ft OTIC*: o p T A X LIMN Included) 13. 8. Inwrnal lOvener Va. Wil­ A victim of a glandular form o t first shiploads of grain and coal •iso have born redoubling their by the American troops," Alrey tuberculosis, the boy needs strep­ bought with an outright gift efforts to gain control of the op* in Philadelphia taid that in- cantlve to produce. *lf the hya-' Palaatine, tha Balklna, tha Big ■aid, "an incident wa* prevent­ liam MvOlH ' tf. H. In l.rsa l Heaeau* V .. J. Cmate* ............. would . 'have —' to Jdo -without ’**■- -----taria * la elim - -inated, - - -this progress Powar veto, admission o f hew ed." He added thet the effalr tomycin costing $1.0(1 per day for a to Italy nf $126,000,000. country. Russia has let it fdlalST period of three or four, months to known that the proposed Franco- meat thiee day* a week becam e o f , w M b« continued to where so -ca ll- members, Franco Spain, emergency might hate led "to bloodshed and U H Interaal Itaveaue Va. ('harles food relief for needy countries, a- breach of the articles of the n MXTure Xus Doana llrnwh Italian customs union is regarded save his Ufa. IIII mother, Mrs. T*n of th* 1947 Unlveralty of mVna^tarl.” 1 w dl ^ plana and financing of U. N. *ky peace treaty." With disfavor in Moscow, and Is funds on hand were im ufficient Id France* CarveU, cant afford to Miami varsity rally fdolt football squad are mccl current food price*. holding out the prospect of wheal So*wdjffurto) graduate* of Miami high achoolt. buy »t (fnternerioeal ( HUNGARIAN ELECTION lloalon—Senator FI a n d e r a •ernper headquarter* in New York Both the American and Yugo­ • far France which ia short of A two-ceni iiiu c .iic in the price (R-Vt), chairman of a congres- calling a world conference on free­ slav officer* at the post aald BUDAPEST, Sept. IS, (#■>— bread. Investigating dom of Information and tha praaa thay would consult with higher of m ilk—rfruro 17 to 19 ce n t*-- aional committee Thua the-war of the itmi In proposed authorities. Tha Yugoslavs drop- Communist Imr* Nagy 4raa elect­ spiraling priced* said tbs price so­ consideration, of the beca'mc effective today in Prndlced speaker of the house of the ll rushing toward what lution was to ‘M .v .ln ,, a • l a U l . 1948 U. N. budget of $30,000,000. back a few feet from the new Hungarian parliament today. Nagy 1* no relation to former ale crisis will bring the thing major St. I-ouit dairiei begin on the quesi^on o f prices with Bectfftty Council, six tutrahui to The Yugoslavs Rad jumped the Ferenc Nagy of lha Small Haid­ head soon if nothing else paying an additional cent a quart, Industry. Other alternajlvaa, he Ecunumlc and Roclal Council and gun toon after midnight on the er* Party, who waa ousted In a 'Mr*. ■aid ware to "give up the Idea of two membera to Trusteeship Coun­ Britiah-American-Yugoslav „ if f « liT « - S e p » * J L - lW 7 s lh» inbecrtplion rate o t with ri*e» lor Grade-A.milk lo 21 ....................... ......................................... ...................... . .unfit . . lM*ann*laalM M iw ^^H timet* ..... Commu Tha full smploynwnt and depend on cil, progress report on creation bis for h#r to occupy treaty-gain- f>4w parliament waa sleeted Aug. TH* Sanford Kerala w ill be increased lo 2 5 "c ta U a cent* and lo 22Vi for homogenized a reservoir of memploved for o f-* worid police force, progress 31 and tha Communists emerged milk. week. Monthly and yearly subscriptions w ill be in cn sie d regulation of .wages, and prices, report on atomic control. Rioting betwaen Hal Ians and as tha largest single party. proportionate'y at the same tilde. Paid in-advanc* subThe price of eggs'rdae two rente or, go back to government. con­ — — ----------- :------------------ LL * President Zottep TUdV aald tn Slava heralded the birth o f tho in Portland, Ore,, aiul the Ore­ trols," s c rip lio n i^ ill ba delivered at th* old is ta until tbs ex­ Fn address before the election of gon Milk Board scheduled hearings .WxAhlngton—Renator Capehart ttal dlslrlct, Mrs. |v<fi}a Mae Hum­ fro# territory af Trieste, embrac­ the speaksr that Hungary, newly piration date. ing this Adriatic port and H« phrey wta accepted * « e teacher _ - v- j - — — l»l*r this month on propodils fa r (R-Ind) said tha high prices a n restored to Mvereignlty by Allied environs. latlflcaUon of the Hu S,U^ ° Bo.5Mt» 5 ^ 0nd S.,r**t! milk .hike of two to linked to this country1* forat The Herald regrets tha necessity of iacrcasiai its f * The 'AMG anrwurwamenl said pence treaty, would maintela the Boutn Bide Primary, Junior three rente -a quart over the pre­ aidprogram 'that tha bai subtcnptioo rate at this time, but tbe price of the paper vailing 17-reul price. faculty appointmants ap- the. machittegun Incident occurred forelgn.polIcy gshe had punued the answer torialng costs of living on'wbiclriwS^rint is three timet higher (baa it was W V and "wa pr5v^i. w*r' : Mr*.-Earl Forbea on ifc /r o a i between Borinno and last two year*. (Hungary's policy ' ictlon, and In Chicago, a federal grand Increased production, irking 48 hours and MU* Elisabeth Fite at tha Proacco. -ha* been largely oriented with fore the war and other production coils Kara increased _ jury Invastlgatlon of mast p rle« ought to be that o f Moscow). . , W#*t Side Primary Sehool; Mrs. Will begin Sept. 22 with 42 com­ a week Instead of 40." ■sort or less to ihW aama extent. A Yugoslav unit af 34 soldier* Washington — Senator Brewatar Faul Mikler as teacher of Homo commanded ' by two officers pre­ panies, individuals and associa­ Economic* at tha Oviedo School} ANOTHER BRITISH LOAN <R-M«l aald tha Administration tions subpoenaed to appear. U. .8 ’ This -ia the first increase ia these rates which we sented itself at the provisionalattoryys throughout the coun­ had allowed Uj# nation's food ox- Mrs. Jean Carlton of Winter Pnrk arid disputed—Boundary and de­ . . hava madr stnee' February, 1938. It will be recalled that LONDON, Sept. A at an elemantery teacher at Ovla* try were Instructed by Attorney port program to "run riot" and manded permission to cross. Th* _ t source aald today at the time we resumed daily publication following a General Tom Clark to start their advocated curtailment of fo6d ship- do} Mr*. Elaine Bauman of Win- Americana refused. The Yugo­ Bzlteln - »<>on might ask tha In­ mania. '« M leather at Oviedo slavs argued that thay Interpreted period a* a tr>-weekly during the war, w* made no addi­ ternational BiMk for o' 13*0-000.. High School. ' tional charge for th# two *X**J— 1 ---- J -'‘--------* the peace treaty as authorising 000 loan, designed Mr*. Mary Lee Nkhola waa *t> Yugoslav troop* lo enter the * weel to.ouz sk' *** THE OLD HOME TOWN By STANLEY a©CKf?S5S 9 t NOTICE „ principal of tha Cv W# feel idf* they “ Drv dipping* U th* hstmiia «rd inaUl) t v»U r KiiUr an crossing pa summoned tha tank soolled aoetttd to a baric basic process In teak- Monroe Primary 8chool. Upon the In tha Ssmlnols High School cafe­ ami also called for local re- tear Mother aoles strong and flax"--------- ’ 'the trustees of teria at a coat o f I — * —-— *——™ MU .. rat* -. THE SANFOHD HERALD j 9 * *-• • - - ,: �r ~ zq Hatty Thert l» Strength— 4TH E W EATHER Increasing cloudiness and scatter­ ed shnerrt Isle tonight. .Shower* and orrasinal -squalls Thursday. ,* . 1. J t t o Protort tho Peace of th* World; To Promote tho P r e m u of A «< ritii To Prqdoe* Prosperity for Sanford. AN .INDEPENDENT' DAILY NEWSPAPER ■ V O L U M E X X X V IIl *< * -V e 1 ' t^Zj±r± ■ SANEORD, , Established 1908 FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 17. 1911 A s s o c ia te d P r t u N O . 219 L o w e d W ir e 1------- High Costs -Holding Meat . Prices Up Army's New Jet Bomber Heady For Ground Tests R * Nation's Leaders De­ mand Action To Re• store More Reason­ able . Price Levels • WASHINGTON. Sept. i r a n d e d Residents I ;«.gf_ w ira^ iicttT o Warning^ Rescued By Coast* Gu a r d V ~m In Franconia. N. If. Senator Bridge* called on President T ru ­ man to (unman tdfelhrr leader* *f every phaaa of American enter* ftprlta to do something voluntarily W*boat th* high #*§t of Jiring. temper* of tbf peopl*^ t» g eueh that* V{* tie* to .voluntary -action .on tM part of leader* of all phaiea of our economy will probably be • J srti«rw S if s n an addresa prepared for the 3flth annual meeting of the New England Conference of State Federation* of Women's Clubh. . In Boston a spokesman for one •*ef Boston'* leading department itoret charged that a few manu­ facturers were engaged In a “ legal black market” —raising the price of good* after they had bean ordered for delivery. Jnhn~S. Parkins, controllar and assistant aecretary-traaaurer of Wm. Filtna’a Son* Co., aald In a statement prepared for a con­ gressional sub-eommitt*# ' at • public hearing on high price* that ■a* few Manufacturer* have charged wprie*s upward “ alter we hav* eOntracteJ for auppllea.” Rep. Bender' <R-Ohlo) aald In Waahlngton that k buyer*' strike may be necessary to bring down' prices. Remarking on 90-eent butter and high eoats of other thing*, the Ohio lawmaket declared In a abatement: “ It la time for the buyer to do something more thin beware. , m “ it may be necessary for the housewives of America to take tbs Issue Into their capable hand* once more with an ofd-fashloned era strike.” . buvsr . “ It la all too clear that any effort* 'to hold the price tine through Independent action on the part of retailers will be Utterly unsuccessful,” he added. Truman Ship SkirtH Tropical Hurricane ABOARD USS M I S S O U R I WITH PRESIDENT TRUMAN, . Sept. 17, (7P>—Officer* of this bat­ tleship bringing President Truman hong from Brasil said 'today they > are'prepared to take "evasive ac­ tion" If necessary to avoid a hur­ ricane off the coast of Florida. . The Missouri was around MO mile* ta il of S t Atigftxtine, and ^appeared unlikely to approach “ thin srvSraF hundred mile* of tha alow-ntovltig storm center. If a change of course should become necessary to avoid t)(e hurricane’e .Lpatfc. Aha' battleship could easily outrun ft. | The Missouri Is eehedufec) to de­ bark the presidential party Triday at Norfolk. Va.; and Mr. Truman plans to be back in the White House Saturday. FOKRKRTAL SWORN IN the nation's first at 11 A. M M. Vinson, tie* o f United Stat administered oath, elevating s i FetreataTfrom ry i f the Navy g§|| to head of tha anuad rmad fi forces. The cere■was held In the office of the of tha Navy, M IAM I. Sept. 17 Tbwmost Jemhle hurricane in 19 scan tr v e d but n l the churning At lelittc Ocean today. ladling the law rt'n.T cul* Hast U « . r sslih irmtT Itryu* fury .vml diivm g hundredto pul-lii shelleis. note regarding C )flu'hic wimls bote down on ■ An o p tlm itlii the mast from |U(I nf( Deltas- storm |*to»pei tc In; the Sanforc Beat h, to rip between Miami arid .ite.i was *>>npd'd it limm IikIsv hv It, F. W ltilnet. Sr. wr.illieim.sn. West‘S Palm Reach stuillly a lln who reported I harmnelri leading Bonn. of i ’J.BO on ho goseinment type Ihe Coast Guard repalled a mslitim ent. H it liarimetei has fool picket hoat and a c r e w >f varies! llUt- two tlegiees s;ncr the tine* had disappeared on a tr» disturbance stsilesj, he sir l-sted, Cue mission and was * presumes! ■snd ha* been lietsveen i'b fto .snd Imi. but it latei was sitihlrrl 29.H2. in ir t y higli sees and w.rs believed " U n til oi n u t f we base a to have evacuated a slo/en |>«sgfi*: ,|,a,~ /X r lm * m lutm nettu piessIlls ruled hy high water southeas* U|p | ^ (t .sfitIt Iptlr sHV of ia.m il. , evere w in d ," h- *v>d lie | - ,inled A private yacht with |ln r r nut that h u iiii.me*- ieek airss ol C-'csl Guard said moiint.iinmn least te iiilrttiie in low pressute wik.es-and sc learning -wind»> |ue urai, nndiln+TTj'it'rtni tlti^mnrt aboard radioed .in SOS. hut tin had hern p ifs ,n trd Irnm liasrlm g vrated a rrscue attempt, lire pas hither porlh aid hv the higlirh sengett ate_Dr. A._____ M Rntwurth. pie*»ur» ‘ flies. RailttHl) D i s a s t e r Relief A " eiiuiea, aranrl—By For E me r g e n c i e s —,™ -AhhouBhtj«faTid"ml'mirker- .. *■>- s> From Hurricane Is Reported Here h r n - t h tg V T m l and u w torts V il| lend to keep tbe price* , 3 e f.lto e itw k and o tfa l up th* to il oh 1947. The D rp .rlm ttW fM id . hoWrter, that thfre may i n tome decline became meal prices are t "higher than normally indicated by the volume o f meat production f n d ronrumer ipending." ing and production are expected to be heavy the re»t o f the year, the Department raid these pricet probably w ill continue, at - high levelr becaute o f a imaller pork supply and a ihortage of lamb. An analysis by the Department** food stuff* divition »aid meat ex^ports at the pretent rale w ill M otal about 500.000.060 pound* tbi* year. This would be three lime* the yearly aveenge for pre­ war 1937-39 but "le * . than 3 percent o f total U . S. production thi* *4 - ' 4 y u t. FU**™*. IN fRIPAXATION for tail and ground tests st Seattle, the Andy's newest Jet propelled bomber, the Boeing NB-17, Ia. rolled from Its hangar. Powered by sin jet engines, the huge craft alio hna rocket motors near the tall for emergency bunts of speed. Overall dimensions of the new bomber ore similar to lho*e of the B-29 Superfortress. It Li the first Jet bomber with swept-bsck wings. (International Sourulphoto) Harold ^Stassen Battle Of Words Has Begun Demands Special In United Nations Assembly Ily IIKWITT MACKENZIE Congress Session At* Fnrrlgn Affair* An*l;*t Ten Americans The war o f the pnliticnl i*ma now ha* tafo "eye*.” or fiK-al GOP CandidatcWants of extreme activity, after Killed By Reds point* Food Conservation the early manner of the great hurriennr which ha* bsreu moving And Marshall Plan 1tip -the "Saatel ii *eis-Since War’s End «liJf*TOU*ly board of the Untied State* —om* NF.W YORK. Sept. 17 < * ) Harold E. Sta7*»n today declared America, "should begin .tit _DD«Ji a nationwide, coordinated, vofuntsry food com erratinn program eye representing the stioiig-ai>n method* being amplny-od In Em rope-and - Asia,--and t t m - u r t t v" r iT ^ j j' SfaTsIsall ‘ ami‘ Frank' Mar f,sQ% (ha I'Rttlr* of wonU wacmir in 4 *, , the Ataerobly o f the United Na o Miami. Hum___ • ____ . . Ticet.. lighl_ polci^conjiuuniLa WASHINGTON H*i,i 17 (/IA TJ’e conflict In the As**mbU ; tionshnes „V, , ,n n 7 V . 1 . vrlAs from a conceited ilffetT•truelot • ipecial iruion of Congte»i r W^ Senator Wtlry (K-Wts) today s|Vl. tactic* of- the eastern hl-sc. t u t and tempotary to enact the M arthall Plan. under th r ntasii>r made public a Stale. Department jled by Ru**ln. The purpose of the “ ’ ** ,,1nrk rt The former M in n rtn la governor compilation .howing that 10 Amrt :<lrive I. to try to renter world "nslaughl and gmls up to I0S only ' avowed 1948 Republican i ' . i- .s «... i lattentinn on Soviet metbiMla of miles an hour ilsimned Miami. Report Released By - St at <*“ Depal-tmcnf At Wiley’s Request only .7 inclr its the last 24 hnuis. •vnil was f inch dtiiing the pie _VU*U»-d-t IwkSSsar^S-roPsI <»( OSSe StSril fur -Itt Inrun it(V to noon. A ll school* in Seminole County were m dcrfd clgsesl hy Supt. I W. I.swtnn last evening lo r tl»djjtntlnn o f the slotni period a n t ellect w< In the disife Im fiire the fateful kslmonm riiietrls to this elfect ican. h.ve met death “ under q u ? £ iw ld u p ||n ^ nnt onlv ltPfl B f(ffM preiidentisl candidate, said m an tionable ctrcumilances in Rysstan-: lnlt .tm tle,! obstruction In lawn in'MInmt « is* trcard all night jntvde hy—radio;— Mesnw-hde ad address at a chamber o f com dam m alrd araa* since the wai'* thr UN.—* ring the tap tap tap-of hanihrer*^ (’ j|v P11()1|1(VPr,- ihsIice ,snd Itrem i m e re r luneheoif-'Thrt- Shortage o f | Thus far th* UN has been hani- mnlnjr up Morm protation over ,. , . . ** food around the world for thi , e • ! strung by thfe persistent use of : riats windows, nailing down *■ - I have illetled lor txtssilile finit addition. Assistant Secie ,,)V vHo (>y ^)lp |{ll„ i BI1, wii-> r ,-|es Uinl uiiailit tiluil^awnv A t s grm-i— Sluu-s (asname.l open to. next winter require* immediate f r n t t i M l " esii ietton;“ ~ -------------------------------- -- lary- Norman Arm our-wrote Wiiev. ' tmies the liosvl of the gale drown-[(|sy until the irgirl.x Wedtu e l out the sound of iramnier*. ![day i i ' n ,. i-,,,. "four American citizen* suffeie.l noon closing U nlett we conterve food, he (torn physical violence, not in­ .is cancelled added, "th e . p rrtiu re o f demand IuikIi- pu meeting by President lis t e r I harp,* ““ on a dwindling food supply next sulting in death." Most. i f Jnoh'all. o f the instances ;Thie trr ih e -rira f -need <lf keep winter w ill drive our high price* HAVANA, Cuba. Sept. 17—(Ah mg trleplitrue comMUnitaliulft o|o-tr even higher and increaie the dan­ ched have-been published previous The Army Pres* Bureau aniinune-l svorktnen of the Southern |{-'! ger o f boom and b u tt in the ly. but Arm our’s repoit was the ed tmlay that five policemen TOKYO, Sept. l7-<yPl—Ftomlfirst statistical compilation. It wa< have t-een charged with homicide --ater* of Jhe rampaging Tome lelrphi-ne Corn party htoughl i American economy." Rtaisen a««ert*d th a t • only the prepared at Wiley's request .and a* the result of a two-hour gun ltis-er swept to within two mile* |w>tl,slil* battery cha.gmg tinpresident and the government pro­ was mtde public by the Wisconsin battle Monday In which five per-j of Tokyo's eastern suburb* tonight out of storage and put it inr■• vide “ effective national leader Senator's.office without comment •on* were killed snd M wounded, *s unofficial estimate* jumped to operation alongside the huihhtr; ship" for the contervatlon progThose charged,, tho Bureau 47 the number of dead, missing Five o f the deaths occurred Aug. ta miler that emergency h itten n ram. asid, included Police Major Mario , od Injured in the typhnon-btell A* to the Marshall Plan, the IP, It'tfl, when an unarmed Amei - ttalaberria. chief of fhe Enemy diaaitar. j tan he u*rd m event (hr |kswci lean A rm y transport plana was World War two naval captain said Activities Bureau, and four other A new levee break on the Tome l( f o i ,iff. Raiirrirs ran give aholit bv Yugoslav fighter figt “ my urgent message today M that shot down hv policemen Under hi* command. River threatened to add new tons ( j |v„ „ i „ f ,e,ske. according Yugosl speed is necessary In It* Implem­ near Iotk* Bled, Yutoelsvig. The shooting _bn>ke out when ..f water In the wide dream _aweep. | ,, Btl ............... Three occurred In one In Poland, Pol entation.” Five Persons Killed .......... .............. !,Uv '"’"n rl",m8 n,r K In ffavalm Battlejjap Typhoon Death Toll Benches 2,917 'The President,’* ha declared, “ should promptly advise the coun­ try of the clear fact that Europe cannot move Into this next winter wlfhout a definite program from this Country. "The basic facts of thin years economic situation In Euron* were known monltTago. This la not a surprise situation. It la a chal­ lenge that ha* been known for many months but not ndequately lliet to this day.” Btsascn aald the Marshall Plan “ Is not, a perfect plan" but “we need to realistically face alter­ native!.” "As Europe move* Into this next bleak winter—there are only two plan* for Europe—ona ti the Mar­ shall Dan. and the other la the Communist plan," he aald. “Tha Marshall Plan envisages assistance of this country on thy basis of a proposal developed by Europe for Its own self-help and for Its need* from America. It enviaagea the rebuilding of Eu­ rope, the gradual raising of the standard* of living of ita wartorn people, and the maintenance there of political and economic freedom, Vtd of independence from oursel­ ves and from other*. “The Communist plan, as 1 Judge .U, aaeka a Europe moving ■tap by step along a Socialist route. It call* for a Limitation and disruption of the production of tries until- Com(Cssllsw* MS P u s %t*S ir-1 LOCKED CONTROLS WASHINGTON, S ept 17. MV-> The Civil Aeronautics Board aald today that locked controls proti­ ablv caused the takeoff sta** o f a United Airlines Plane at New York May W In Wlhfch 48 killed. M IAM I. Sept. 17. « l ’>- A cyclonic tropic*1 storm tore into I lor id *’* lower fa s t Coast today. Isolating Miami and sending thousands o f refugrr* stiealmng -from Hood-menaced Okeeth-drre Jew'ands • M m itly before noon, the monitor hunicane v u chatter­ ed “ seiy near" the coast, a short distance south of Palm nrach.^and was swilling lowatd land at 10 miles per hour. The lio p ira l storm, which was horn in the Caribbean, right days ago. was rs p rc trd to tip across the f luiida peninsula, with pe.sk intensity in th* Cert Myers area ahold nightfall. Winds "r nniideiablv abo'e 100 miles per hout" beat down trees, broke communications lines and flattened tight building* as the storm mounted in force. Miami had gusts up to 1OH m ih* pet hour, a n j the Coast Gunid at West Palm Beach said IZO-mile gusts were slamming its installations. Sf BRING. Sepl. 17 * Two train* with a M*l of 74 __C|us ol cvatuws sliah-w*i»-to-b*t*'-arris«l-b»r* hv Tft-or 11^ A. M. t.irley ftnni the hurricane slathej lower {)k-"chnhee are* did nnt aritve and it was not known whether they actually started out. wh»lb>t the storm delayed tJ^ejn j>r whelberjhey__ hadTaHen victim to the- high winds. The two trains were to base moved over Atlantic Coast — I.ine-lratke ftem the—erra to M m jrw hr'te Ilf* FEC and Seaboard Air line Railway form a juncture. Ihe Seabord was to have talrp over the two trains thrre at S A. M., mov­ ing them into brie within the next two or three hour*. How­ ever, the |wn trains did not show up at Marcy, What happened to them, if they ever started out, was unknown. M IA M I—Sept, 17, dozen commercial airplant* used in service lu I’ jn American countries were smashed to-, day when winds estimated at 109 milei an hour blasted an airport at -Miami.------------------ ' ' Gelling through hv telephone to the Associated Press Bureau at Atlanta after a communications blackout of several houts, AP Correspondent F.. V. W. Jones said Ihe planes had been moored to the ground in advance bul that Ihe moorings proved nf no t * I uf " A ll of the p lin rs were wrecked or badly damaged,'* Jones s a id .'“ T ir e were large Iwo'erigine planes. One huge ship was hurtled into the passenger port at the airport. There were no reports of any injuries!" NEW ORLEANS. S»PI. 17 - i* ; — The New Orleans W ralher Bureau, whirh reported thst comr-iunlcaliom with .South Florida werr lost, laid today that the g r r il tropical hurricane apparent)* was centered at 11 A. M. |F.ST) "very near th r coast a short distance south of Pain Reach." "Communications in eatreme South Florid* have failed and no rrpotls are available in that area," the Bureau said. "The e rn lrr nf the hurricane it apparently very near th* coast a short d itla n rr south o f Palm Beach, moving westward 8 to 10 miJri p rr lo u r. It is attended by winds considerably ■bore 100 miles per hour near th* center and gales over a wide area. "Before communications failed West Palm Beach report­ ed winds 88 miles per hour and Miami 71 miles per hour. A ll precautions should be continued over South and Central Florida and adjacent waters. ."Hurricane srarnlngs are displayed from north of the Florida Keys lo Ihe Tituiville-Tam pa line and storm warnings on Ihe keys and oser Ihe peninsula from Jacksonville lo Cedar -K ey*,--------------- --------------------- -- ----------------- In Hungary and on# In the So­ SalaWria tried tq aireat I'nljre mg toward Tokyo. Advance fingers the ftoml were expected to hit my 1 'l l J viet zone of Germany. The foui Major Emilio Tro at tbe home lion-fatal incidents s lf took ylset Major Antonio Marin DApico on the suburb* sometime tomorrow. i T l l i r S l l l l l l l / U I l l l l I K l S In Hungary. Armour said there I* suspicion of harelng been Involved > Ih» entire district ws* evacuated the recent staying of a raptaln, j to the accompaniment of warning "no record of physical 7 " *!. . in Snlaharria and Ihe other police- airs rena. to American citizens within g il men w ill he trie d by -a m ilita ry tKyodn News Agency reported Heeilawa rase ats rourt, and 10 xlvllians arrested new romniiatlon shnwe<i 774 as - ar result o f ' the nffray ssitt "<b-ad, *~116# Injured and 2,017 miss­ far* lesser charges In cIvjHan ing throughout the 20 prefectures NF.W YJ)RK, Kept. 17, <AV LaGuardla Reported eourta. reporting stoym damage. -The In n si*eeeh whlrh Russia did not official death toll was some 800 applaud, Serrelary rtf State Mar­ In Critical State - THIS IS OFFICIAL less thaO Kyodn'* figure. shall ■ternty deinande<l todev thst SA1JI RAFAEL, Calif.. Sept. 17 Among tire dead were two the United Nations *save Greece NEW YORK, Bept 17. CePtFormer Mayor Fioretlo II. lus- —(TP)—The Department of Inter­ American soldiers of the Flret from Communist “ aggressis-e arts” Guardia. 44, who Jouated colorful­ nal Revenue hat established the CaValry Division who drowned in the Balkans—and save tbe ly for many cause* in 80 atrenu- size of the average coed'a waist­ 'then their truck ran into a wash-- pea*-e organization itself from nut near OJlin last night. Russia's "abuse" of the veto In ous year* of public ljf*. falleil to line af 24 Inches. the Security Council. rally today from • collapse suf­ Ho proposed that the 66-natlori fered at.Ms home last night, hi* (Jetieral Assembly formally fi* physician announced. blame <m Yugoslavia, Bulgaria anil The physician. Dr. O e o r g e Alluinla fur "hostile acta” against Weather Ir Spotty Raehr. said upon leaving LaGuarGreece and (hat It then name a ilia’s bedside that the former may­ Throughout U.S. border commission to try to preor and director general of UNBRA rent further trouble. * RY ASSOCIATED PREHH “ has thus far ahown no aigns o f Since 1884, weather records ihuw that 44 hurricanes or tropical Unless Greece ran be aaved. By ASSOCIATED PRESS rallying. There appears to h« no indication of Immediate change storms hav# struck Florida or the Caribbean area — tome of these Marshall asserted grimly, no small A violent tropical huirtcan** devastating, some of them relatively minor. nation ran any longer feel safe.. cither for better or worse." From 1820 to 1842, not a year pasted without some tropical dis­ The American Secretary laid ■ moved toward lire Florida const LaGuardla “ suddenly collapsed and sank Into a deep stupor" last turbance; while since 18W, record* show 20 years In which the atate 7-point artioii program before the today amt by'flr.lO A. M. (EST) Assembly. His speech bristled with West Palm Beach reported winds night, Dr. Raehr aald. The phyairl- was not hit by high winds. . . La«t year qualified with Tampa** “ ghost hurricane." It was sup­ criticism of the Soviet Union. H2 miti-s an hour with fritst* up an said bulletin* on his conditinn When Marshall had finished lu 110. Would be Itaned twice daily and posed io have roared In from the Gulf, but something happened (nn any rhange between those hour* one knows what) ami it came In with little more than a few wind Soviet Chief Delegate Andrei VI* The vlrn li. were the highest gust*. hlnakv. depnty foreign minister of “will be reported Immediately." Modern hurrlrane history In this part of the world date* from Russia, did not atiplattd. To oh yet re|Mirted on the coast, and September, 1800, when Galveston.. Texas was hit. More than 4,000 servers In Ihe gallery It appeared were accompanied by heavy min died and damage waa about $30,000.r>00. • - FISHERMAN FREED that he and associates were e • nai ne ami hi* me »--a :i«ir- w r r \t w t b at l' mi' Home Plher tug atoms] ----- r ------------ W . S - : PALATKAr Sept, J7„M Y -A S t almost the only nneS'tn the great' * ‘ ,, t,n l[! , tu t « _st _t... t . . . , . i t . „ „ ,s._ gusts an I t i n u a a n r i* lien September, 1806 — penaaeola and Mobile, 1.12 dead, $.1,400,000 hail who, kept silent on the rntlmi Johns River. fithm aia, charged to shelter tn public buildings, with violation o f F lorida Game damage. of applause. -------------------------------------- £ _ — _ s J _ . echonts and hotels. mage. AugutJ, 1915 — Galveston, 275 dead, $50,000,000 dam and Fresh Water Fish Commis­ September, 1815 — New Orleans and lysulslann sion regulations, waa discharged , 215, $13,* All member* nf the Townsend "Mcanwhifc, fairly mid air cov­ Vgsterdav by Circuit Judge tie r- 000,000. Club were requested this morning ered Montana, with heavy rains September, 1918 — Key West, Corpus Chriati, 284, $22,000,000. by R. C. Swope, vice president, to extending into northern Idaho bert If. Frederick who held that September. 1824 — Lower East Florida Coast, 400, $86,000,000. attend funeral service tomorrow and Wyoming. Minimum temper, the 1942 amendment establishing September, 1W8 — Across tha Waat Indies $80,000,000; a n d at the'First Methodist Church at aturva today Included 31 at Butte, the state agency aa a constitution­ . al body waa never agreed upon by West Palm Bssmh and Everglade* Florida, 2AOO, $75,000,000. 10:30 o'clock l o r Mrs. Martha Helena and Great Falls, Montana. September, 1830 — Santo Domingo and Haiti. 2, both house* of tbe IMI lagiala$40,000,000. Moffttt who has been secretary Helena had an inch of wet snow September, 1835 — Key West, 600 (ne damage r nf the rluh since Ita organisation. yesterday. United1 Nations Save Greece 16 Hurricanes Have Struck Florida Since Saving Records Began In 1886 I'' I sr.nniNG. s-rt. n . <,n— An estimate,! 10.000 persons from the rlrti Okeechobee farming and grazing areas streamed through here today, fleeing from the huge, dike l«rj|id. hurricane-lashed taka. All communication from the smith side of the Lake was lost around 8 \. M . said Robert Mack, field officer for lh» tJ. 8. Corps of Engineer* who said an in­ spection trip showed the nofth side o f the dike was holding. ' However, be said, the south side had water piled two to thr** feet higher than on the north, lie did not give the level but Icvfl wai >cetrr,lwy the lake's. I 4i's-n a-s slightly over 11 feet. Tbe illke, built aftrr tn* 1928 hurricane dmwned many hundreds in tbe area, 1* 10 feet htgh. 300 fret thick at tho bottom ahd 100 * fret thick at the top It Is mad* ef earth, atone and shell. Mack said wind* of 40 mile* were whipping the l*ke. lie aald he believed tbe huge dike would hold: hut this conviction waa not Pea* Ms) 4 L 4 ‘Afis Vi . M- % .■A • ■iiU'. 1 '-JW ■‘% W w V , , ,a e-V \ " — �' - . _________ THE SANFORD ffERAT.D,, S y iM g W FLORIDA PAGE TWO The Sanford Herald WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 17, 1947 KNIGHT'S DREAM FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM lU lab lU kta la IWtH"’ * 4 jll» r (h ,l a a a 4 aap 4 ar al , irncVboun»l th**ii« thtrt then* irtlwl.m'Ver bn'another war.'.’ Thin firm ntntem«-Ht wan mailt! by Trygve hie; liccratnrygeneral o f the UN. Ill a a|>eech In Boatou recently. • I.it* w'ent on to-nay that "no country, with the jiower •S U t H at N r. as i t , it m a ilt, , ' D d i k t , ST, I« l» . a l A * S w l illf lc * to make war regards war as a practical proposition now or • r SkStatS. klwiMa, a a S rr ikt Art in the future. No country ‘on earth can tolerate another • I C a aaiiM af XUicM.M. IMST. war. even within the limits of warfare as we have known it iii the past." , The Sepetary-General believes thut the disagreements which‘are causing so much friction will eventually be |murably settled, because such a Settlement Is necessary. The >i n sru icT iox ’ niT ifs danger o f any one country or group o f countries deciding to ■ r I'attlrii ttttk remain outsidt the UN would be ruinous, nii(T” iriuVtl'n>il lx? considered, la; said. This is the projier attitude for a man In Lie’s position. • A ll a k lla a r r tttllrfi. m ti Without such determined resolution nothing can l*e accom­ Ik aah l. ttta lalla u a Mml aalirta plished. Hut support is required from the makers of foreign VM lvriaiam ral, tar |k« *a i» u tr rattlaa Ita d t. n ltl kt rkararS jiolicy. from those in charge of the armed forces and from a t rtaalar a S ta rlM a a ta lrt. those who shape fiscal policies In all the nations concerned. ■ I S t k l S rw tra a t* ll*pt»t»"'sOt»tl a t , i r , i r , « a l t T k t ’ llt la U la !k» The resolve to hove- no more war must be Implemented if. a a llo aal 0 , 1.1 at a S tt illt la a . O ltlHa a ,* a a la l il M t la Ikr h t iit t l it is to be carried out. . . I IstMta, * II Maaaalik a ie s s e S l k t la tka r a a a lr i Milk k i t t t t t S tart la I fclraaa t i t S«tt f a ,a . ■ ‘ ‘. I T ry Tli>—TQP^ICE CREAM ■; W-j nuki our own lea Cream, All flavor* Tilly — Dilldoui — Healthful TIP—'TOP ICE CREAM * 414 Sanford Avenue 4 Phone $ ON THE MARKET AGAIN DUPONT Children And Lundies Attar la US f r . - . Mklrk It aallll-A t t r b u l i t l , la Ik* at* ml ir s t k l 1s lla a u l all «k* U m I a*Mt ailaltS I a Iklt t t n i k i k r i i at Mtll at all Almost i'.i million dollars hu's lieen allocated by the United Slates Department o f Agriculture fqr the nathm’a s c h o o r fiiuch program. Through state and territorial edU-' rational agencies part of the fuhds will be used to pay W B D N K 8D A Y , 8KPT. IT. 1I4T sch o o ls for a p ro p o r tio n of the cost o f the lunches. Some Of the money will cover administrative costs o f the program 8 M U « SANCTIMONIOUS V I- ami the rest will In- used directly In’ the department to buy E TY IS NOT RELIGION. TEST food for schools where nutrition standards must be raised. OF IN F IN IT E POWER. W E The taxpayer has a right to ho|fe that only u minimum MOVE MOUNTAINS.—Heb. II: amount of (ids sum will lie diverted' into "administration" 1: Now fa ith fa giving aulttLnce to th ln ici hupgd fu f, the proving. ami tjmt the.,bj|lk y f .if hsM ftUV.nofdy c h i l l i who can't of th ing * iWr»<A j t r y T ? ~ ^ v liaising the nutrition ‘standard for the nation's needy school children has the endorsement of all thinking citizens. But government curelessncss has been so well established in handling of public funds that citizens are ulerted to waste and misdirection of public dollars. They will watch The tropical hurricane pa»»ed w'ith*'intere.st the bAmlliiig o f the 49 milUgn dollar lunch ‘rj up Cuba ih it lime to they had lo allowance. We tee wiieie a ikskeup »* | predicted in the B n lid i cabinet. i I t ', loo 'b a d they « *i)V ih a k e M r. Bevin and M i. Atile*. Itage a little excitement of their wounded, in a police ’. iniutrcclion. Do you suffer from .hay fever? Charlet Orookt had an attack o! tnecie t while driving h it car near Milwaukee. So tevere. wat it that he lo ti control of h it car and it toon climbed a telephone |>ole A t he dragged himielf out from beneath the wreckage, fie H iddenly thouled with jny.‘ H r had Mop­ ped in e rtin g . * . I f you were a Haplut forced lo flee for your life bccautc a Metho d iit had been elected lo o f f it t in S anford, you would g e l'to m * id c i of what the current tiluation in * t. ♦ \ I. , »r Jndta' it like. Theie moie than one m illion paiwuta—Irave been forced to leave their heme* • god flee for iheir livet became they happened ^oM>e_ M otlemt living in g predominantly Hindu rommunitt o r Htndut living in a prrdw m ntnttv Modem im m u n ity . Thoutandt •have been killed, -million* madr homelert lim p ly bfcaute of a religiout inlolerence alinoit medieval sharing of wealth throughout thu w otld, the U nited' 'States teemt lo be cultivating an unparalleled unpopularity at u iid u o u d y at a tk in -flin i unde! Th* American consulate in P01I Said it itontd. Detnonitraton in Bogota, Colum­ bia, attack, the U. S. embatty over shipping privileges. The Ruttia n t berate ut bec^Wfc we won't give them our atomic bomb. anJ tbe British are *orc over our gold horde at Fort Knox, In Greers where we hava dumped over $730.000,000 tinea, the war end­ ed, diiconlented citizens stand around all day aad complain. T “ - it American aid coming?" •Whether or not it pays fo r the United State* lo be kind to foreign aatiooi it indicated by the thouti und Coaununf'lt ir id t id - t-t who paraded through itnpor Italian, c i l i a * ihouting. I w ith America I " "Down w it', ■ailed N a tio n *!", "Death lo h i " The ink w*» *c*rc*ty (SECRET OF GREATER VALUE) — Not-Suirprrsing* The forthcoming country-wide journey o f the*-"Free­ dom Train." carrying originals o f priceless documents of American liberty, such ns the Declaration o f Independence and the Rill of Rights, is annoying Communists. According to one newspaper story, not verifier! but not improbable, the local servants of the Russiun government have Iteen directed to stir up antagonism to the train h> questioning its personnel ns to their stand on the TnftIf aft ley law and other matters unrelated to the objects of the train. Nothing could la* more natural than to have pledges of freedom arouse the hostility of the most ruthless tyrantty in the w'itrld today Better Hiding TAI.LAHASHEH. Sept HI (Spe rial11-Protection for rhlldien whu ride tehooi butea war empnaiued lodav by Uireetor II. N. Klrkman of the Dpartmrni of I'ublle Safety. In an order which went out ti all Better Appearance One tperie of lierlle, the bam Water In nature it virtually inbarter, emitt n odiferout motet Irttiucliblt-, continually changing live fluid which mint into ga from vnpnt in the air to liquid ami when in contart with air. It look­ hack again but alwayt remaining like a minute jet of smoke. water. GREATER PROTECTION and DURABILITY PAINT THAT LASTS FOR YEARS YOU'RE TELLING ME! ZADOK DUMKOVP la form­ ing a aew movement — If tha cult don't stop wearing elacka hr hope* to organise the boy* Into a return to the ancient cut-' tom tklru Were IV MI of UI wrartng W*attu| latiti afraid be, hasn't a leg to stand Sn„L V te d _?r jn>L. - - ____ tomewhat ahort of wopdarful— aa picture* of lltnry VIII defi­ nitely prove. Americana borrow tome tOO illion hooka a year from tibrat tea. HILL LUMBER & SUPPLY YARD PHONE to Stvtril hundred yu rt more and pant* h id extended down to the knee. A pxyle that only b t.came *_ pAyugua - /ike Georg# W n h in tton 't. p i it m isw i d*X otuerveil. in character. General George Kenney, who tervrd in die South Pacific dqiiqg the recent war and knowt tomcthtag about aitcraft at well ax atomic Lomlu, ta y t dial in anolh er war the United Staler will be lucky "to have eight hourt warn­ ing o f a blitzkrieg blow, detigned to blow u t out in .a few dayt.' The Japt did th rir b e ll with let, werning than dial in ih r tail war. but next time whoever our enemy may.be may hav*V»onelhin| more poUnt than the brptoy "Inch ih r J tp t dro;)|>ed qfi ffra fflH a ih d r. " I f we don't have lif t vRumlicr Ons ah fo rc e ,".ta y t General_ Kenney. PAINT THAT CLEANS ITSELF When ontlenl Roma want aut •f ttyla to did'the toga. Them It no wldotprsad dsmand for Iho rolwrn of olthsr. plut-foura- becamo popular tt looked ax.though pant* woro In io r M i r g t i " I tho C orpt I C ongrattm an Control Futa 0 1 400.000. European OF* Sptcul to Cintnl Ptttt -Don k look now, but all ta not spit and polish akittlea with the Marin* Corpa. despite lb* fact ; Bom* time during tha Mtddl* Age* men began experimenting with the wearing of y*ry brltr pantaloons. The tfie c t «ru rstre a t.. Out men took one look Into-the m irro r rqd fuM-Ungth trouser* ataged a quick and per­ manent victory. Drivers License For 1948 widespread riasntment among tha "leatherneck corpt. famed offensive unit for a century and a half, will dehtity ... Th« new organisation gives th* Marin* Corpa control over tin amphibious dperatlbAa HoWtv the feating prevails that the Davy will b* do plgtely aubscrvlant to th* Andy booha th* Independent Alp Force, which ta reported • D P Q U E S T I O N — T h e fata of some European rtfu g **a n * U In gogrf p a rt In t of a amaU group of C Q q fT tM a N )X T h a sa men. rap rise n ting U W d lm a l* an Judiciary aubcom m ltle** on tmfdMratl watting diaplacad persona canipa ta OartrA u i i n a d uring the ra rrm tl recau-Vnt C T h e ir decision wtU go f a r to w ir d .A a t w hether C o n g r*** w ill accede r 6 th * ra President T ru m a n th a t lh * y be perm itted EVERY RESIDENT OF FLORIDA. AND ALL NON­ RESIDENTS WHO ARK AT WORK OR WHO HAVE CHILDREN IN SCHOOL IN FLORIDA. MUST HAVE A 1048 DRIVERS LICENSE BY OR BEFORE OCTOPresent your 1947 license, either personally or by an­ other at the County Judice'it office If you are a realdent \\ If you hol4 n valid lioenav front another State you 1mi.1 t apply pcrkonnlly, nn tho application must be sworn to. Come early to avoid the wgitinif in line. Office open irom 9 to 12 and from 1 to 6 P. M. each day except JSftturday, then to 12 noon. th< United flla fa a ^ H ^ H H I The House subcommittee held puMtg haartngi during the last session on th* Stratton BUI. which would 100,000 refugees annually for four yearn. ^ • • * "tt all loo*» like an admuuatrallon gesture to (teal tha aa* from Ogagreaa and move tn on aome of the public favor expected to accraa from probing the high oaat of living." • • tbs beautiful, ea if-to -cle a n 10. Y o u ’ll ch o o s e wieelr w h en ip cb o o te T a p p a o becauta . . . .4 • HICKEN LOOKER'S REVERY — Senator Bourk# Uekanlooper tRi. la . chairman of lh* Senata-Hous* atomic energy committee, wonders eomeUmes what has happened to the science teacher he once had ut college HlcJunlooper recall* that lh* teaeher Interrupted a lecture one day to hold, up a penny and declare' . "tf we could find a why to unlock tha energy that went Into the mate rule ut this penny, we would have *0 much power that tt would blow this campus off tha earth. But, of course, man will neve*' Rod n way of using th* power of the atom." . *„j » ve a . . • r e a l ESTATE PROBE—The powerful National Association of Real Estate Boards taels that Attorney General Tom Clark U trying to pull th* adnunletration aboard th* tnvasUgation bandwagon far filing a monopoly suit against tt. The Idea, the iwiirtattnn contend*, MweUtto * UlU* thund,r from ^ °h (Tte*. aald tha aeaocutlon to a • R. W. WARE, COUNTY JUDGE. • • TAX CUTR-AU aorta of reason* hare tons given why the hrided Top whh new cave detlgn u $ A mo re Inib e •wo rkl ng 1 urf o ce. i.allla lilumineted Oven wRh Ha “ te e -th ro u g h * f l a t * d o o r a J d a ■ n e w LIABILITY INSURANCE to meet Florida Financial Responsibility Law effective Oclober 1, 1947. -You can be deprived of your right to drive In event you are Involved in an acrldeni causing bodily injury or property damage to others, and unable to meet the requirements of the law. ** *»*' t You should know about this Law and how it affects you. Copy will he mailed to you upon request. CASH DIVIDENDS TO POLICY H0LDBR8 *-• "i - i - 113# Magnolia A vs. H»HH to M ilnf, roasting, ate t \ W -U '* o t Rtfla jM * i y RaM, �• • hij ... _y_Lj J V - W •• , . t . 1 ■> Annual Convention \ Of PTA Planned Arid Personal, Activities. ■ *r ~ 1 * Social• Calender . _____ __________ * , „ - - ■*• v » ♦ ■ •Glee Club Elects Officers For Year _____ T V.MPA.- Sept: 17. (FSR) * TH E FLIGHT DECK enf and‘ Teachers, mtitnbeu- that rt«* '.T -n T T . V 'I the anflual convention of the'oi school. A t . 1 .. ■I an informal gnnuntion will In- held in St. leceptioii will U- h r'd lerth e new, Pei. r.burg. Nov. 4-ft. Mr-. J. president. Mr* J. M Camertm. Plovd Griffin. Tampa, president. nn'1 ,,,J <«f the ur**e*l that resolutions intended for j I • T. A. are urged to atlned. 1.'.j. .----------- con- deration at this ranVrnit.tn.lw KlHM| m,.„ are the inut 'll-: * nf lliclr submitted in advance so that pi" The late-t gadgets and P*' wHI hr" Allowed f.d studv |>in«'nt have open, d new fields bv ik lle^lution* •-.iijnpipr. |1|1.„..g,„|,hy when properly •Its (itiffin slnttd that |an> (Jut modern eqmpnient prob* m-.-p -ed resolutions must be in B,l)v wou|l)n', have Puduce.) hetthe hands of the committr* w . ^ l . civi| Wnt p|ctu„ . f(>r Mwi in advance of the me.Hnf Sihc- Uww |ira,|v than tl,- one- that no t.-s.dutiona will be received dur- jhril3«ht him 'fame. However- he Ing .the convention. ’ would have-hern aide in gel other .he points out that sirue <he*e pictures that wet. n't i'--ib ie then tendiiiions. If adopted. Iwcome the Wl,rr n,.,,.r ban. ..f artiwai for the rn.iiing steirhen gave his f.»,t photo jeat hv more «h“ " >JAs in ^hibltion at I oiubm in l!»0l at Plotida. it is essen ini Hint time he , ht. „ f go T««etl.er with Alolhmed for careful study. .fml StrijfR,,, h,. esIaM.she.l about Mi. ih.ra Skipper. Tallahassee. UWl (Jl{. |>hoto SSse-mn Gallery. M-'othl vice-president of the Plot |n|<>r u |M. , th, r»nmuId>. I..ngrrs. is rhniruuin of the (|1|>|llo „ f „ rl committee and has calhd n ptrlitn . , „,,hy - in Awctiea In World Ina.v meeting on Monday. N -v-jWar I. a* a colonel tinder Urn •nib r 8, . The EttrauHve ( oniiritl- itiJJv Mitchell in tl I F F . he tee udl also meet on this date. ;Wn< rhjrf „ f the pitoiogiaphie sroi.-ulent (Tiffin hju. also rat- ;ti|11I „t the Arniv An Foree-. In ‘ WotId War II......... captain m the e rs on a l Dnnce To T he Munir Of j GLEN BROWN and HIS ORCHESTRA Dining JProm 6J\M . XH Closing For Reservations Phono 9115 - ■V - lf»f* f m o b t f i . - t i m e r of* t «f«p e ...th e fered if HflHywood . a. - s ' It* ARM AND AIU'IIERD TFor Iloh Thumasj rreioiuyl set-up. carries enthusiasm .Attending this. sessUmi wdl J«- mb vuitti the Mu M> Good Job! . I’ leasr your, hiiftlinntl by sentlitiR his Miits to uu. W e tin e x p o r t wtirkitinnahip at motlernle prices. We keep \*our ntan at hia ••Mb' Suminole County Laundry SIR Went Third Street . 1171 I’ almetlit A venue to. lie C F 55-Ti B 4 w ill Pinellas County • • • DealgllHl fur your every mood this Fall. . . riintwe yours in solitis fnr drews. flti'c k a . strlin 's fu r i - u s u a l, wenr. ThtVre nil smart nnd excit- founnt in p ' ,, Fail W ool in I’ lnidH mill Solid C olors Sizes III to 5ii 1 8 " ' All :* »» ^ Un-om.s funnier. So. world's l«--t work *" ill *this field, l,u*■ ’ her joke land, in the attic. „ , The Million* were rlnnking trujieti ■n I. . unsuspecting | | , male * 1 M *» P l* ^ thinks ' . ' l J ^ '' r ." ;n t _“ . i m„i- cinerallintlon but an Wool Tw eeds and Flannels Striped 2 7 -3 0 to IllO', \'it*Kin WihiI Gabanlines 5 5 ' i,!i ... W ool amt Kftymi Galutrdiiin.x 27-r.o ParkleiRli (ilt'li IMaitU, 100f i Hand FlnlsiiPi! W ool. -4 2 - ® ' T he HbOUSKS I ami *»*»*! rrnnrrntrnlei r m p H itlr itin i n it n n lttv p lm s l on a hhope chest. F tllf* U9* f jU t v n I’ hnne 911 —i- m It) ARMANI) ARt llERD HoIIvwihhI. Kept. 17. GPI No one will deny that one of the things this country rsn use today is— n few ‘ liiaFe laughs. Comedians atr striving valiantly to tickle the nation's funnylmnc. Hut what are the gait liying to ilo about the Nioember -I. Philip Mountbutten, wire Is-lng ............... - . . V over tlnlatn mmle ready torlay Rritaln and an-l the commonwealth s|u> some da . . - K,- I ' itogA--'. IVn-nrofnj Mi- N. II. Ilevis, litei-nslroru; Mi- Kills Pulnall. Mayo; Mrs. Lena Forties, Jacksonville; Mrs. II. A. Owen. Palalka; Mrs. Frank M. PuntphtTV. Daytona Reach; M' ft. E. florae. Tampa: Mrs. W (iwvnn Fox, Sarnsoto; Mi* Him* Paeettl, Lnko Worth and Mr. (’. * II. Tutan. Miami. This glmip As well as the committee* will make a trport to Ilie full Board o f . Managers on Tuesday. 1he Phone 475 Downtown Clfanors & Laundry of lie Gifts Accumulate For British I’ rinccHH Under New Management p MOLDING a m t of the trophies site won in l>cauty contests this /ear, lovely Jean Drown displays the smile that helped her to come out on top. She has captured more beauty awo nlr In the past 13 months than any other girl In southern’ Call* fomia. She hopes to win a movie of the ten IT A regions in the slate j ;Vitl, ,|lni h ilf . . nlurv a reoiganirntien of the a.hlevemenl and A M irnn-. contract, too. f/ntcnwillonal) l It Isn’t The Camera, It’s Man Who Counts Newly Remodeled Dance Moor nnd Ilnllroom ' ! ' l ± l ’’ L V t " u <*merwmev.«f Imrirta * »* call up Fanny llrice. She invited me over. ' * Mrs. Viola II. Kellry of Twin "W hy do all the gals today want Lakes lin- returnr-I from a plane trip to Chicago, III. where she at­ to lie gfa/imr-pusses ami not Fanny tended the Kisorid Annual Holier- PricesJ” I nski-cl. II* IRVING IIKSIOH She countered with. "Would you maii-Pinclii-r bp-rl.nlty Sh-iw- hejd there on Stindn*. Shi- is a itienilier wont them to give up everythingt " AP Ni-wsfeatnres NKW YORK—“ photogi nnisi *.” My nuitilh must have lieen hang­ of the HoU-rmnn-l’incher Club. While in Chicago she was Hie guest ing wide open for she quickly sav- Edward Slelchen. "hn**- not becomes alV'i obausted^thr tiossihililit of of \V. C. MeNerney, owner of the added, *‘Jf n girl Dnbcvillr Kennels in St. Louis, contettienhe, she can kiss romance * *",v earnerg. This is the word of.iini- of Viner Mo. good, bye I had lii laugh myself icn'- most fortimis expert • on into my marriuges. ■ ‘.'You ran just picture n fell* phftbrgt nphy who, nt fa*, after .five ulmut to propose to a comedienne. derades of arhievement in In art. He'd—be^-rated—Tilly—that—she'd ha—uist-emlrartrrrt' mr*tr nriv enr make n joke nut nf the whole rei The career is tlml of Hiu-ctoi of Photugiaphy— a now |m»tLONDON. Sept. 17. (An-Wed business."' llna at the Museum of Mislrrtt ............ . for......... Any girl with ambition in lie ding gifts Princess Eliralielh, A*e,— Iw-Vbat -enpm4l y - hT- hirprv trr -trr he mamcrt Nriv. SO Tn ahe ■trrntliiuri1;TTii!tTPirtwr vrt new standanh in plioteginphv rbam-es nf happy married life , , . Cocktail Lounge and Restaurant — At. The Sanford Airport — Saturday, Sept. 20 *-• ~ : [xnarg* « f the chapel i ogrem -bl] lie- ‘ ^e shall • . PAGE TH R E E The weaker sex hounded us with Mrs. Max CherhonnrnilV. SI. guys fur ripud opportunities for Pr ti i nburg president, w ill'Is- host* Mi*a Atm. Lovell lots returned a long time. Ilriog soft-hearted, tn.Hanfiud after spending the sum. we said t>, K. and l>efqre we knew to tb<- lloaid of Managei* at a nier in the Ih-rksliiu-a. En route i It' they ticame doctors, lawrers, dinner Monday evening ntnl the Ri'i'ional Uireelorsfl W will meet for liolllti s|||< vi-lU‘d til YnrJc I t* * . . •> t ,i *. a 1 hi'i'iOflit[ 1*1 iHci'l ( home she City to visit Mnrjorb ttioiitr! Wr !Cini' * ul number ^ iumiirtm Tursilny. Vaiimh « ■ml in. Wn^hinutuii !». «*. i h o t ^ r,n}f r°Wr4ilicnnr« toilIa> r,lu # pnilmrntR of th«» Riouii of tub guest of of 31 Alir. and and Mr • It. II It. II MatMai- .1 “I1 “ .rM male mahjong - Ull. aen» will also hnlil liinrlirons guest „ M 1l4, hi,,. « gmulplayers. IdfM tn ANNOUNCING OPENING OF * ---------------' SOUTH sSIDE I*. T. A. The South Side Parent Tea­ chers _ A ’ aocintion will be In minding Florida CoHtress o f Per- ! THURSDAY . Election of officers was held on Seminole Chapter No. 2, 0. K. Friday night in the music room of Stanley Hockey plana to leave S.. will meet at 8:00 !’ , M. In the Seminole High School. Herbert on Monday to enter Stetson Uni­ . Muonic Hall. Stenstrom was elected president versity hi Dol.qud. FRIDAY and vice president will be Miss „V , , . The South Side Patent Tearherx Delores McI^Hon..’ Secretary-trea­ Mr. and'Mrs, I*. ItAwir-l .Smith Auoeiatlon will hare charge bf the surer is Miss Jane Chapman and „ duprl program of the school at business managers for the club ,rc,urnr‘1 v' ** " l#v fium Little l!0 0 o'clock. At 2:30 P. M. at. are Miss Joanne Williams, Hobby Switzerland, N! (\ where they informal reception will L« held Pul tin and Lcland Itodd and Miss have Iwrn spending the past for the new president, Mrs. J, Lillian Moran will serve as lib­ month. M. Camerion. New and old-mem- rarian. Mr. and Sirs, Flank II. Scruggs' bera are aslttd to lie present. I'lans for the'first activity of the school year In the form of a of Jacksonville nrv the guests of were also made. The danrr Mrs, Scruggs sister and brotherMae West Wants ;To dance will be held on Friday snd pro in-law. Mr and Mr*. W, T. Know Englishmen ccmIs will go to the (lire Club' Lovett. treasury. Miss Ollie Reese Whit­ Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Randall have SO II U U TI H AMPTON, England. tle, director of the club, announced returned front Wayne4vtile. N. C-. that her classes have tripled since Eep»- 17, WY—Mae West, arriving »h*f was added to the High School where they spent -im n l weeks flb take her h< play "Diamond Lll” on at their summer cottage nt Jones' lour, me met thy gentlemen — and staff and there are now 180 mem- Farm. bcr*. ladita—of the’ Ilritlsh proas this morning invited them to *Vin up Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wat-.on left SUPPER POSTPONED 'n aee me some time."The regular monthly supper today for Tallahassee nccojupauied One reporter — male — gulped meeting of the Men's Club of the by Misa Mary Tour blurt. Miss and asked her what she’ thought First Methodist Church has liecn ToUchton will enter the Florida of English men. postponed for one week due *■> State Univerelty. "That," said Miss West, this lie- the uncertainty nf weather condi­ Mr. and Mrs. I- .11. McLeod, Jr. Ing her first trip around these tions, it was announced this mnr* parta, "la what 1 want to f i n d i . h J j U s , A K, MciJIUvy,-^aa.^"*1 fUghtrl;i I m-tat «p--ltrial..hi CHP^V-t-rH-v I • - * ° l or * • ' ;pont, -Sal Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Rouimllat at their home on Palmetto Avenue. I.urin is £ spending n few days with the ItouW K A It U R II A It L O N G niillats. — • I f Y ou l.ikp Friends yf Victor Check, who R u l mnke it v o u r crow n ing G lory by having it has Iteen eonfinrd to the Fvrnald shaped nnd curled with n so ft, nnturnl permanent. .lotughton Memorial Hospital for Cold Waves ....... $10 nnd up [the past month, will la- glad to tearrf-that lie is improving front -K p efin h Oja. vyjLIlcat W aves. an illness and . will return tu his H A R R IE T T M IL L E R IIE A H TY NOOK home w-illnn the nest several Weeks.' _K iv . Location.— 204 North Cover Charge — THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA W E D N E S D A Y , S E P T . 17, 1947 1 r ,**_r .. J------ To tjack inludkour akirtar*. . (tfess-up aiTil sjMirlu styh'S in cre|u"t, sntins, . * white and cotofs. . . Ioiir or slmrt sleevea. . . lU'nntifiilly Itirkml frmiLa. tanr“li‘liii'riieIT jitliuLi. A wide select ion in sizes ,TJ thru IS. ■artbly nv bits (nickels) and half rrow Kill, but discovers she can m«ke|"‘mm^ ' " vmmg hopeful who (half dollars) into collection t>ox nut of thkt bill for a new * « n^ w^ l,(^ X ' ,e S ® n l M to buy them. Silver and gold an"* ' »f,.;joke .-..-t U1A. hi* own-phritoBTflptty. feathers were in atom for i ^t,r ' (,aL Rijme ioke, . In the final Hnnlvsis. he explain dan efn j . — :----— ----: —^r~ ’ i Ni l H-Slilt: We've vi' Rot to wait , j| j»n't the camera or equipIL-r jmtenhi. King George 'mid the budding romidlemicx ihnt-r—mi*-tmt -the mnn-be ■ I- P yi k'U - I *ilit-msclvcs ,. . . . „ v — -----riod . rnnrrii jhmft the eanu-ra. and yiirefi Elixalieth. announcol I m ooa . V , •iood men like gras I tools, hut meanwhile that they would g b rl Any volunteers? a wedding party Nov.- 17—thr* Mark Helllnger ;eluruei| from . The secnml group I* eoiuposml of days Id-fore the Westminster Ah bey eeremqriy—so that gur-.t i New York convinced Jlollywmn Ihuim who were asked, came Here 1* not as tiad a place ns our east- to idn n "picture or two. didn’t could see Kilralwlh's presents. I 'n i i vrn brothers would have us !*•- imtkc the grade and were sent One he ed________________ S la t« Mrs. J. ..„ln>..,uh.. who «'>**"• t» in the| home. Sour grn|>es, thql's all.” from the ____ he Utd United States. ||ul|ywo<M In case llollvwood stars think 1 L. Illalr Ruck of Richmoruj, \V, they are superior. Mark reminds new president of the General Fed jl -sour grapes." lie was filming "The Naked there aie tunny in the Eastern erstlon of Women's CluliV, sent Is ague who also, make |2,000 woril she would sail from Nev City" in Gotham, and planned to s week. J' York tomorrow w|)h the fraleta use a cast composed mainly of New Yorkers. And Helllnger tlon's pre*ent—a mndeira organ­ die applique table doth and nsp found them morn than willing In iqqienr in a movie. Many of those, a little J « t tm * kins. tested were not aultnhlr, and that.! In 1778. the ronstitutiog of Mark points out, Ik where the North Carolina provided that n>* trouble lieglns. "There are two groups." he ( one was eligible for election egovernor of Hie state unless, in expluiua, "who like to take a slap 1 ' “First an* thuse whu l,t st ... .llollyw .-...ywood. had property valued at H^pon |have never been asked to come pounds. lute. They naturally, pan us. OUR I,AY-AWAY 1*1.AN “ We Clothe the Family — We Furnish the Home" 246 E .'IS l’ Sr: Phone 171 ■ *~S :_T A FLORIDA STATE THEATRE 3««i«y ctiAfActerf. STARTS THURSDAY FOR 2 DAYS! 'this NEW g/a&5«?anz g/earn Mhout uxpng/ C o l q a t 6 - ’Pa ' r n o r fe / tint ...VES(R ABL£" . 7x to IlM i t im * * * SHE . M ADE GAMt Of L E A D IN G M EN MURDER! JOAN BENNETT ROBERT RYAN CHARLES BICKFORD --------- MS Directed by JCAH R040II -.s iio ifr s •- , V- After wnnldng, jtmt rinse dishes. Even glanownre dries sparkling clear wilhoitl llme-witstlug wip­ ing! Vel lenvra no soap scum or streaky film to polish away. Pots nth) |m»m get clean with fnr leas smibhlng is-enuse Vel removes grease faster, more completely than tiotip. lo-nves no tllslipan ring to scrtih out! Vcl cleans dlsTtes clehiicr thnh'ionp and saves up to hnlf your dishwash­ ing time! a l^ o r k a s s o a P A O N . ..T O W A R D p it SUOS sa*s ■ can ^°V'a j I 7 c r t iilJ e f10 hand j js stay i — f * s h e e r e r - looking^ \oVel\er!I _' Vel leaves no soap ictim or I . it color-cloud Ing film In stockings or other wnshables. That's why Vc| beats even finest soap flakes at • keeping stockings shcerer-looklng, lovelier longer! Vcl Is easier than fin­ est soap.flnkes.gr flftgting Joapaon manydelicate wnahabli colors, - J nmuoietraa.uk Wlk.CeU.terakMlM. fMl C*. last Day Wednesday! • r - .. k/ Mildsr to Hondi than Soap A rtu a i a kin tests made by an Inde­ pendent la b o ra to ry t n a m r fiir n ls h s d , mi rrq u ifa t I prove th a t Vel Is rtitld s r tn hands th a n any o th e r leading prnduet made fo r w ashing dlshss and fine fabrics. M -.* • t _ A Carloon- “Pari Tima Pal” Edgar Kennedy Comedy “Heading For Trouble" I 0ISH&'- . ^ 4 -: fjN6£M£ ' ^ . n t S U M ^ r, 14c -Opeita 12t45 P. M.- 40e .■y ■’ ■_ * . ¥ I tern -L- V .. « i - . # Ir �WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 17. 1947 TU B SANFORD HERALD. SAN FO RD . F I .GRID A PAGE FOUR !Wolf'Sends. Vic jV&ccaro To Line For Added Power (ON J| DEEP, SOFT CARPET k^ .W H EREVER YOU GO! (lAINKKVIl.lX Sept. 17. </lYA football, player jmtgling act perfoinieil here yesterday by Florlda*a Coach Bay Wolf found five candidate* Ip new position*..when the dual of 'practice cleared away, and moat surprising «a* the man­ ipulation which p la id fullback (jasper (Vlcl Varcaro at guaid. A* Itoi-powndcr from Tampa. Bob WaterCield To.Vet Launches New, . Moultrie Takes Tilt Put On $how In Ganle Business Firm Here To U Forge * S '- ■Into ....... . I/ead *— In League Playoffs] Against Giants Tortile James IJ Von llrrbulU. Veteran NKW YORK, Sept. 17. M Y MUUl.TItIK. da.. Sept. 17—J/P; The MiftlUric Parker* look *Jl J j IsVl hv Boll Waterfield, the hlghlend in their 1**1 ofaevrn (icofti* powered I-os Apgrli-a Rama will Florid* l.engoc playoff aerie* nut thr rock-ribimd defense of the with Tn11ah***cc» Pirate* la»t New York (Bant* to another teat night by luckiiig up u 1*0 victory. tonight when the two National rival* meet In a (itenn I’age, I’ iiat*# hurlrr. Football and Parker 1*111 bet Walter Lentr c h a r i t y runtcat at 'th e Polo lied up In a brilliant pitching dutl ground*. A crowd of 40.000 i* (i> . ■* : with Page allowing onljr four hit* Iicc ted. ami Rent* scattering five. Two Thla will be the laat tunr-up en­ hf-rnt! -cinlly-etanr in the fifth t counter for both before the (iianta coat Page the victory. utart Id defend their Raatern Tallahassee 0Q0 lX*l 000—0 B » Championship againat l l m t e n Moultrit* Otai 'HO O0X— I 4 0 Sept. 28 and tba Californian* Page mid Draviicckyt Lam* anil VYrenn. Sitikwidi Will Flay No More Football This Year For Yanks The more you are on your feet, the more you’jl appreciate.the special patented "M llllon-AIre 1 Insole. It extends under your entire foot, from heel to toe, and absorbs the shocks of h a rd .. carpet wherever you go. Come In and try on a pair—know Jarman'a * _ _ _ _ . friendliness of fIL S I NKW VtiltK. Kept. 17. /AY — Frankie Sinkwlch will play no more football i hi* aeaaott and Ilie former Alt Amcflia hark at (ieorgla may In* through with the game didale*. ever. , . * The practice covered 'practically forHobbled bv an old injury to hu every phaae of known football, In left knee. Fireball Frankie h*i eluding particularly defender line naked ibr New York Yankee* of play, pa*a offense ikhK i PMAP'tu. t h e ’A m k e ic * " C o n f e r e n c e .t* o f rharglng lint-mCrt, and r'mvrdge piece him on the volunrery retired of punta. li*t. Hen Topping, preaident « In adilitlon thorn weir 40 min­ the club, announced. ute,* of team nffenxr In which nil Ill* dcclaion Jo retire, for thr bark* nml end* came in for plenty |p(7 araaon nt lyaat. was reached of ball handling afid bid* for yard­ after the Yank* defeated the Dor.r age again*! a tarkling defense. in l/t* Angclca Friday night. Sink; wich talked it over with Coach Hay Flaherty and then telayeJ Forbes Chief To Be hi* appllcatfon to the home offite Favored In Little here. The team remained on the for Ihe game with San Fran­ Brown 3tig Event eoa»l cisco Sunday. witji 10 of the country’* nutekeat •olt* facing the barrier in •iu* *t of the pot of gold. ' Close to lltt.tKW fan* should witllunddetonian of the tie** .... eidewheelera,’ in which Chief, owned by (Iraml President Octave Blake, ha* been installed o* the favorite. Korlie* Chief drew fourth posi­ tion, with Hallelujah, chestnut fil­ ly owned* by Chuck Krtglaml ol MaiioiTD-. and a ronsistent-win Her State'ss rialf.... over _rer the lire Buckeye liucKeye mare nanmile oSnla. grabbing the coveted YKHTF.HDAY’ S STARS Batting, Joe Cordon, Indiana and Sid Cordon, tiainta — Joe slammed out a pair of home run*, hla i!8lh and 38th, and drove In fuur run* to help Boh Feller defeat the Athletic* 5*3; Kid rapped( three ilnglra and hi* 13th home run and drove in two rung to lead the (itanla to a 7-2 win over the Card*. Pitching, Denny * Galehou**. Red 8 oi — Blanked the White Sox fi t) with alx hit* for hit Kith .•rletary, Enrollments Are Up At Aviation School The Sanford Hchnol of Aviation at the Municipal Airport today re­ ported that emollmenta are int reaaing daily and Hurt nearly atl state* will be repre*ented hv 'stud­ ent enrollment during the Fall. One of the nroat popular of the new atudenta at the achool la F!n toileta. Floor* are cement, and wall* are plaatrred. Window* ami door* are *creened. ' lt~d» well lighted and la ventilated with a blower fan. Five marble topped table* are uaed in the making of (he candy which, la cooked over g»* flame in a large copper ket­ tle which la lowered in the candy furnace by mean* of pulley and hojut. The company will supply the Central Florida trade. ThVre are large drama of corn ayrap on hand fqr making of the candy. Peanut* are carefully aortrd. The finished bar* are wrapped, in-waip a p e r.T h la another welcome addition to Sanford'* gruwllt* list of new industries. I.OS ANGKLTS, Sept. 17 -M Y llankln Barruwa, 147, Havana. Cuba, scored an upaet ltf-rnund drclaion over California Jackie Wilaon, 149, I-n* Angelea, at the Olympic Auditorium last. night. In 1M0 about four out of every American vyori <>f a high ranking army officer of that country. Kicky. aa h* la called here, aerved aa a l). 3. pri­ vate during the war. lie like* Sanford and expect* to **nd for hla wifr and make Sanford hi* permanent home. Mi«* Mikey Browning, daughter uf Bov II. Browning, director of the Aviation School, recently broke her own altitude record hv soar­ However, ing to. an unofficial "two plan-.*’ another great ; a f t e r the league fa lo , Id* knue Iweame swollen he M U ffrle d ronslib'Yalde pain. p la y e d In the next iwn game* 1 Gallon ‘ Cdn I’ orch. Deck & Floor Enamel •*/f.YtuaKnua* rPaint « c i MW (Ir Inlrrior White Paint 3.11 Ci Wall Paint, all rnlorw 2.'»3 tii tt KFK l.V BUDGET t e r m s PAINT NOW SEE THESE! Firestone % m t6 9 ” Rich watnnt finish, nntnrpa»*td ton* qnallty. flavap tubn including ractt&er. SUPER SPECIALS Hr fir ttto fit CONSOLE RADIOS AZALEA DRIVING FARK Ont‘ Mile Spe«dway CASSEUIEUHY, FIX)RIDA Beauttfol lnttrnmtntat Hava tan tuba* Including ractlfltr, powerful tan Inch apaaktr. Ton* control and oleclrlc pathbtttloa toning. 75 Miles of Thrills From jo til 3tt Iona of water must TiTT ■m rorn land Jo produce SEPTUM HER 21st ~ 2:00 P. M, Chicago Rear*, making their first appearance White House Faint Formerly 99.95 and Redskins In* Benefit Chicago THE B I G G E S T V A L U E S I N OUP. EN TIR E H I5 T O R Y ! five ’ Football League's moat valuable 'player in 1944 while with Detroit, * Suffered a. left knee rartilago In­ jury while he » a« In Ihr service. The 25-Vear old Youngstown. O., hark underwent an opei atlon be­ fore the I!•trt season and was uacd aparingly 1**1 year. In pie-season ihill* with the Yankee* at Cheshire, Conn,, Sinkwich flashgd Id* old lime, apecd and then asked U> la- dropped frtm the roster. The Yankee* *aid Frankie plan* ■ The favored Forbes Chief wUl ii runsult his personal physician lie driven by youthful.Del Camer­ on, who made a dean sweep ol Monday** three race* of the "llnarVeteran Wal mg Ciand' |rr Ilishnnctte will pilot llalleltlj Bears To Tangle With -A Ilt-C O N iU TIO N EU of the Kurupean campaign. ha* , *tartr*l the making of pranut can-r ilv liars in hi* new and attractive UUI* candy facia* y on Noilh Klin Avenue opposite |hr Crown Paper Company plant. Hr la being a»»i»tcd by hi* father, A. O. Von Herbuli* of 505 Myrtle Avenue, In •he leaking of the candy. The lat-■' ter haa been making the Von peanut bar h»ne for '* ” number- of s' humldad 111.to U by the College. ALL Klara last month, tangle with the Washingtiin Redakina tonight at soldier field in a National Koolliall League- exhibition benefit for the Reptember 2D — 2t0O *o !:00 P. M. T A N K -T Y P E VACU UM C tiA N E R Admlttniun 1.25 — Children Under 12 Free aimed force*. The Bear* bounced back from l h d c „ int,i*l defeat to down ihe Philadelphia Kaglr* 1.1 to 10 in ... # s t ' 1.1•1___ _ ’ T l,.. out-of-town exhibition*. ‘The Red skin* have split two exhibition game* *o far, healing the Detroit I,bins and losing to the Isi* Angrlr* Ham*. . U.S. farm wuodluta cover atroul 120 million acres, the largagt acreage being,In the eastern naif of the country. Legal NoUro IS THK r'O P Itr «>P TIIR I'dltNTV JL'IXIR. HKMINOI.K t m 'N T t , PMIHIDA. IN P III lit ATM. IS lit:: kjctatk UP iirt. r. C. U ffratetl. TO At.I* rttKIMTOIlH ASO I'BHNOSH IIAVISO ChAllIK on OtilA.SlJH AOAINHT HAIIi KHTATKt ”’ yoa and *«th of you *f» n#r*ii) notified OS.I r«|ulr**t lit,present aa* claim, ss.V demand* whl,h you, nr •Ittier of -rntt. may hate a s sla o the - setaI* o f Mr*, t*. t’. tiee. Hereaced, Isle Ilf Mid County, to the C ount* Judas of He ml ante tViullly, H0f.' Ida. at hi* office t* Ole cneri hiwe* of Mid foullljr St HsSf'.cA. VI..Il.ts wllhln »laht ralembit month* troni time of the first p*h)le*llnn of lhl» notlee. BSrh claim o r demand »h*l' be tn writing, and *h*ll. Hate to* place of re*|iWeee ami pod offlrenditreee of the clalmaal, and thall *>• •w ,.t* to hy the claimant, agent or nlinrney, and any *w lT rlnlnt ol demand n-rt *o filed »hnlt lw void, William Emory I* * A* Administrator o * th* ■* late of U r*. t\ t*. 1^*, d» ceased First publication 'Hept. IT. l**.’ Light tn weight bat packkd with powsrl Do** a wondarfal Job. Jncloda* attachmanta ffiMffamum Btave Mala Canister Kela to C H IC A G O ; Wire Dlah. Drainer' Tow *i. Harks Bumper Guards 67c Hpol.l.ightn 11,PH to NEW YORK Rubber $51.55 Pedal Pads, pr.-IBr For Mo*t All Cara . Rubber to MIAMI Flow Mata 4 Way Him Wrench _ • V I* 177 iEc Connecting Air MtU Kcrew lirlvern •16* Air Kxpresu Ph o n e 1325 Carden Bond IJ Crass Whips I Mo m N a t tie ^I CAME1{A~FILM Buy Dm At Regular Plica A fiat Jnd Fw — J Dr. Chirln L. Purrcm OptomutrUt Hanford AtUatie Bk. Bldg. Hours: f-13 1 4 Pbtm# » Hat. 6-13 YO U M W A Y S GET THL lU iT BU Y AT FI RESTONE ESTOVE COACH- SEDAN Aik Jar if tUhtr way . . . koth 9M9III ftUTHODIfT O f 1 * i In DONT FORGET THURSDAY 8:00 P.M . ,| W IN C H E ST E R F L A S H IJO H T fl COVERS ...'......,.1;................... • FHEE INSTALLATION �• V - WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 17, 1947 . Legal Notice. wftOi * I )T H K T1» »»•!•».«« HIllti.N H AlUinW 'N.’ 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 M AN. P la ln tilf; i. I I A l. P H F. tMT. IIK .U IM A N . r ii- l- m U lit . IIKIINI-HV. I'lrrtl A M * TiU* A ll! IIE IIE tir HE , i ‘ Irrnil I '..m i .HarulunU m*liu:n to-fit.- an ai|>nnaiH, iu ■‘iiiiniy. y in i.l.i Hi, ..H'l |ni.r,..lii,K i-n the .'Mb day (IAtflv< > lA-ull * -i uf HeptemlW, A I* l»4?. If inubnjilar ..In ia la b l IVITNIIW any band olid *.« 1 id Alioinbya fin pU ' iiff wild Hmn al banfant Muilda. ihk, j| lfo i< l FlfiMda ■ Strict Enforcement Of Kish Lirws Pledge i s jjtiBifc i 1^— pj ?» T A l .L ,\ !I A § S E K ,- 3 e i .t . ITuPi— . __ * IMU* ol t.ifil.iK, Itjdtw* I* ArnuNl witk u.H4t i.f .n.- utv . n ry 2<th day of Annual A’ *1* |y»l. 1 unknown ■iiniui vjulaloi. Stntu Cinitu an.I ii. P. Il,rnn-'ii Vitu an h,t.l>r rrjulfwj lu apps-u IS THE CIHCCIT CCit atr oF Till- Ft*h Dilurtor lli'n»r. Muty:an unlit In Ilia v'lnuti* Court *>f jttmiinitr • ’ Aa dark uf aald I'ilfUlt n in t h j p im c ia L c m c r ir op i*u»rt * County, r lorlibi. .I n C k u n r r , h P U U IIH A : IN A M - l u l l rtKMJ- today ha u a ily to ‘V inrh tluvi u’1 (O P FI l'I A L ttEAl.y lit Imill ala la end federal rout la tbs Mb day or OctoWr, (S it, In a NTH I i *ul* NT! certain m il |nr dirurM M iin ld il#..rar A H p „ r , Jr. uKaiiikt .ale ami tranaportatlun of ■clIA N C P ItY So- i u : pending. an alibievtatsd till* of Militant fnt Plalntilf JOHN I NEVIS ffyah Watrt ynnir flail which ii Caril* M ai llaidlion. Plain­ I'Ij IiiM.'. . Cilntii’ul ohm era nlrrmly Itavc tiff v t u t i Ulmon llanlnun. listen.M in i »; H i i m u i r Va. ' . . . Iw il pluri'd atialnat*. tm periHiti* dam TO; ANNE W PKHKINH k N. a'ltuii - O KN EV IKV E M M .V IN W ilim my hand' and of 11. Ini pUie I l f ,<rai£*n<r and addtee* -a etlicu two rltruit-mftrt IiiiIki - Itrld lUf.ndant -. M l at’ l}afif..r.t Florida. this Wi unknown. Noth i; ro t m : tn umonMilutlpn the attvinp), uf tin-' day" of ><|iIiiiiIhi, I lf! p* ■ Toll art I i,raliy nntlftad ttief a TOi O K N E V Il.V i* )l NKV IS a i m , 0 Iv lUriidon auit for d l r o m baa bran inaiHutrd iiUcy nf l i i l J i l u a u ir -U aiih -flaraao IN ” LetfUjatiirt* J u pcrniit camOi^'tn'ilmliee ■L --C la rk Ulianli In -lira- OlaMatl ■twain ! ' if - HIM -Xm Cf W ood alit, iy iji * in County. New Yur*t. mrffiin^ nilunp "In JudltUl Clrratt uf Florida. Maun^ fly l). 1 - llutll TOO A HP H p iiP in lti;g U litE I> etui Ihr St. Juhn* Rivtr Till- ihr Deputy Clei k Quia Ouuuty. In rbanrrry. und,r to flla >- ,i utittau .. ppe iran*-«. Jo ciriujij :||r .I'fin»> .apprnlrd to the --- Idial I tha Ulla tif O lltlli: K PEIlKINW iN, yemin in by attorney - n ,.r liefit'e Bupirtiu* Coui t. however. |i!a:apff. » a. A S M : IV. IK IIK IN - tha *tb iko .o f -Se ft r tribel. IS C In Morgan tail] Id* yainjiiiign of MIN defendant, and i l y i n.a taliaf tha Clark a O f l lt , at danfonl, FI.. NOTH'*. TO V1*1*1'- III T O j i I A U ’ II F. D F A IIH A N . Whost 1'iuyhi It an aba.lut* danaa ,of dl- l.ta \n tha Iflll uf Cntaplialru. fol vnfotveraeni t» diiortmt primarily tHidrit* and • mill iif a .fd riu n vnKe dlvurap fllakl herein aaalnn ynu, uitafiiat ilia* tiunlter* who lidnporl i : t l kt; h» hii. i i . ■ikiaavilla, North Tnu ara Ibaiafnia iniuirad fu upon fallura. In n. a|p|uur. ilart,. illrgall y muiflit liit-aiu-itttil.crbtipid Carolina. appear in talrt otuao in paiauf) or b> I’m Confaaau will ba m in e d again t and thy wlmlcialt’ and retail dealYOl- A ltE H 8 H E B Y NO TIFIED ailorn.y at tha u ffl.a of ma I'lark yoa. (bet there liau b**n ln»tutn»d and <■( maid Court, at ihk Court tlnuaa ' W ITNESS my band and uffo al dr* who -i ll {Item. la now pending In (he I'i.-ull I 'a i t l In banfurd, bamlnnla •ou n tt. Florida T.a l «( Unitf*'ir^4 j ’ tiii»i I»t iI a ) "If tvt* ran atop j[n- -ale mi l In and for SrinlnaU County, iTnrlda. on Iba flth d a r . ng September. i t i i , *sf pi*1llI t r. -1f IT. tran*poi1ntlun.. no will ,top till* In Chancery. a suit aaaitiii you Jot t W ednesday! ai>.| (hat In dafault O. 1' H reining nith Ijltle ttoiible In- de, gafeaotuir dirotc* »t|sfeln you, Ralph lharaof. a danaa pm cuntaaad Will Clflk I'f i b u t f tnyrt rlainl.. e\|daln1ntf it ir enaler to ha antatad and tha aald tana, pro*%J". D*arm an,"ai» the 1>, fund am. S 'd iCircait C*»yrt ¥ t* \ ) seed e* part, Ethel Chilton Hraimati la the l'l.tt. flut* A Akriij «t. Ki t rvithmo of dlicil frr«h nnler tttT. and an ablutvlaiarf title n( tha W ITNESS my band and olfklul HoU#t|d r* f^r JMiintiff fiah tinfftr mi llu' ttljfhwbv niid (n tali ta ETHEL CHILTON HEAlt- a*ai thla :Slh day of August, A l). Carov nurTaa the fiyli muilu'la ihnu on the hike* JA . - . * r jT ^ S A R T IC L E S at- FO R v-yi*. -or- SA LE W O R K W A N T F .D PARK FIVE tnfolrentrnt of the rultn iiKinel and -Itmnia, Taking /tom lutal offielata" in tome loealitira. "U x a! -intimrnl' i* that .tln*v have reined for yeatit hiuI aluiuld «— be permiitrd oantirra*." -Vuvafan aald. The itinir wBF get coinJddtnlde heltv from 1 n revent coiiKrt'^rlonak j - Kising Production Coats Hasten Turii Tu Labor Saving Machinery I - J H* t £- • •'m ■ r* * i im ^ j »■ x; •• ■ro • 1 ari a. V H M IS ^ a > l * lt lN t .i :i ! v*.a! idvan. >«" hnvr taken piece \p \ ..u -»,.u t. Wr.te / Nl!\\ Vi >I!K l! *i|iy pro.|'ii'tien ■ u tl:.. farm. *'in -n' tiv * i 11lie o f nod IlftpjiiVeil pliinlrrs. pick»’ ••*' • mi .utlaliiK tmluatrv t" tuflt Inew I* mid haiAi-ii r-. pi-xlurtiop he* to the luU*t -aving marhine. ! in. I,-iLteil; on*. thIJd u*ei prewar I With enipley'nn n| hitting terntil "Itfje the manpower tcnl ha* deeIpeaks, -tint ttturh iittentien ha ; Jibed tru petri-nt. Even such .U efi fluid -I. 111*. 1'Higle‘ r "of till Itong hidllent* BKaili-t enitf* ‘Ut en nieii" Nt \vlt HtU** - .iinltl hanltoriett .■ . i- : ,itluf pyjait- *x*i* ii.iidoverv in . "Wert ruth |,H>ilelh* nye T*ft tho l bundled •L-fii litr ffen. the-fttp; ! to aurrtiujirnr. A»uh improved • t e t v -e tie f u n ; tn~ofTh l" ltl.lt ■„<>..{, we7r ;V jm t piVtVu Itt the---- le i, S I. I I r in g m o re u n d m e te j,| ..* e | ,.p n ie iit M ay, .H id a c o rn UdcehiUtWel ii.* n r . -w hich ran jPiibei just TntOhluciii which can Wotk ui.mn.l the clock without j tilthk In^i* min without damaFstoppihf to eni or sleep; M jmg tin car» I tr tr till I f. n lypieul i ,altt|jle ' iitnrliirti ■. which* atreiiit. lint ■ nr the nteii Itantllamg; front, mitJieiUirr -av* rn-.v mitomatie it ending nisi Inner in.tV bu the jtlon: Ifi '■ ilinnet el ti e .uii'iiiittlruatare. An “ a- emldv Hih1" av-teill fo» Silent nli •ini'll now . ll.imxliirts \ita ln o . \l| -'infer- iu milk pro Id i* nvioii f i e. nia-ft*- htrfx. rake* jilio liiin , in, lo.line ■let tji *,itfon. n*. -of ue, phoiioi-iupli ix.inli end of Hinted. ,i,^ - ixt|i Will tttiAe. Into h. n l-fA* | , 1mlulled in rtmtinumo flow T fi& H ' Htb*x Ip *he piodiieUnii sta g e system o. aid n. a*,- V » peiie:il . ,i i-iulv'e* w h c h tl.rir sponfora in iiia n n o o .i. ,• i ‘ ii will siniplifv i(i(li'in ;ark et I * Jlri‘- Li»,. I t l l i i p uUt |mnl a f f i t i I,in RADIOtOOICAl -SAfiTY O fftC IB aboard the r w m e ) ' . it, found t* S. S. C fiilli.it. I.L C o il K. H i.m l o l U g fn lu , N. Y , t i n . , i j . ti U i'.iid A to ll, (or tudiuacUvity with^ia O vigcr cooeit r llW d l; .: die mlrual in San Diego i« Di J I ’ M. ta lm n o f the S iilltltsotilun liia tit'ite . ruddy ti j h '.iiit- A drVit l KrOr * |- i'H ? e t whii'h m u ' *hhn|dn(f by enabling i .irtbmer* hi. of h..u*r- I - li«i w hat th ey want on tape a t they w alk alieul tin. store, A* I it At 0 , ut*. ip tlw, n *• ii! . Btv.fffbf iesleit. *he .•llrlomeos' andrd. *it-Jiie ibvtk — ^ •o u t= loUntgr (Ii.'- *pt(lchjisei liC grind *|\ , 11*1 iron ' " ,1 ‘ dow n’ n chute*.- ii ijie tiijj.e preVinto Iv X.w nnlv t» the ’ Vlf'i kb - t ippre” ihole -m? V .. s -amt. pie f (tffi'r .tolLui.l)) j ilian ;> Jib* !.i)or, Willi BidpllpiL*. mati. fmlory, u-ijut different macolli I*.I win, It rendet’ the uld cldiu wiiU, hlieadv. imve proved la* tIti-it wui tii in* tual operation, jtlm e tiitk. v iiiiiatly tiletuleli". Y A K D I.K Y V E N E T IA N HI IM IS also eutlld ix" constructed. That New |i.ii kagitii' "lininl " In i tmeilra'- Mo«l lleautifnl till- will vmtir |- widely dutliitcd, 1jlharrtUii(e<:t;, a! fnvtorv t,hei take huweVyrr since intrtcnle anil otttiy Aluinlnnni -- I'nlar — Polithrd Aliiminiiin i<.itl!i .1 ii ; ' o f f ti.e-;t--n tul'h \»k i l l For Free Failimale dtuii.- (tfieii wuoM have to t-e line, tidd y i l i - ; n - Ittul dropper nis'aUi.i to .In wotk winch mold I'. W. STUVKNS -- t*17 \V. Uoliln*win - Orlumlo and ufien 11• t ti,, indttiduj I lUtoitr 2-0729 I parknip** iu win.*li tin* Im tflr* »•■■ t>e tx*rformed .'heap, , bv men. tint the fllell I* now* to*. f>,| human liahllnllnn BFCOHn FLAYEHS for rtnt. By TUXEDO FEEliS -coiriil.fe lift*. FLOOR SANDINO k finlihlntj, art which ektrniltll ! h e , fixleral day or aaidk. The Muaic Hu*. Ilk Ilupt'a Turadr Faacl Sinrw clraninK A webiiiK- Our. putter law' Hvuinii *nlr hiuI tta n x p o r ta -; W. Ut fit. I’llon* B5». •_____ unit enable* ua to \n.rk nliut** lion of htnrh llnix to Inchnli' n hnn Patiite, Poultry Ruppllei, Neil*. _ there it no ati-ctnr connariio t ■>n commercial t.affic in miv giinie OFFICE apara In tyelich Buildlnr Purina Feerlt, lirureties end ’ evalUble. 21 yeai * eipurirnr- , firb iii u -tali- where local law Larife lilfht office., iewl/ ilncorMeet*. Touehtun A* Walton,’ l.’ill it. M. (ilraaon, l.uki* M.ity, Kl:t prob(bl* the sale and trausiwiira­ •tad. all uMlitlea, heat and jani­ Celery, Phone 1199. tion. ’ ” < During the ' d> p h - nun. many •dctmitil.d flt< n Ihjvy tin tor icnrlca fumtihed. Call Hd3LAWNS MOWED. Low” p n e icotsuBtixf- n t g .u i'd that widev .id (■a.! ;■!.-- ~ I,, it lj in eat inn i t* '/f II. J1 A. Dept. .Store. FOR SALE— Li major k |«t drift­ • • Jerry Lord I'hufie 788-W The t’ nitr.l State* use* about •in cud imi tupliijitii nl had ,i u-ollvd the e t t f j * at),t nun • tln tn f»< tl way* and aoedwera—Phone 500 million feme post* a year, cnflutn the liriplm ellielil *of Wiirkthg NEW 2 BEDROOM unfurni.hed i hipping d> puriini'iit. 1241. JOB WANTED—Young vctcren, tec j n r t e i d n . 1 1 nd it i« t'ryt|apartment. MUk Cdlerv Av Ave. — Mi^ii...;^o-^t.t^4jJ-j.-.i-ib ■•■V-h Hleii r Why Worry -With—Your^Past-Dne-*— ■’unirafw m a r r i ^ ^ n t a - j o t r ^ ^ n r i^ *t .v.t', ileti' if- liiete1";' itnv future lx*h I-m u . eui'iittx rr training plan; plumbing, nulo rSpace for office or hlhcr typo 8FRVICB lung- (ii *, !t ■(untie device* will, Ii1di . : i» tii.- winking fuicy that' mechanic or painting, electricity, itieaae. Bee William Daviton, ■ ij : ......... ( icain. Ad* Accounts? I t p .lt r s HKWINCi M A C H . SHOP -a sm *jwn i i.t-wi io ilw-wai I iu—•- radio, printing or what have i Sanford Hu» Station. IIS a. F R E N C H . PH. 1190 ____ slllelPj vi it. - o f i ik ii a . i l - niix hanUatinn device^ - nn ut " i-,'* •*'fei:!,‘ you! No liuuor. Address Box : miA “ in ti Ulllt a -prei| Wild in • ;iv, hijwpvrr. Hint marhincs have LET . 226. Leesburg, Fla. ill ' l ||. Tl duee' wm king hours Betterie* A Beltirv thiaigtng. 'ill ill V t o m pn in g . huiiiaii * •^4 OR 5 ROOM empty home. I'hone alld m o ttree*. 1L B. PO PE C. IN C . 1 I l m e ix-ilig 'll-ml In mid n'ti-v lynt*. . f _ S 4 8._____ ____ ____________ m for fiiith. i ' impiuVeinml• in 12 S P E C IA L S F « V IC E S all lin i . i !' :■ Vlutety t.f wu\!U ri-OWKRH lt» Oejrloplng \ lunch H)«lnii ■It < t , i n in. , nnd impi if*, ' hi -iruulttMl of !i\|iii* I tu v atgttg 4* 3 R E A L E S T A T E FOR S A L E to t all drraalona' I lu ll-, |.l i, mind warning ahum. tlial while itenhilie tli pksre xome Nti I’ ntt'liviiig McNEII.L A YOST FLORISTS WILL grind corn fui feed, grit*! when itu . H int'll (lle-t duli’t 'ill'- ■ ii’- i i . thin iiflp eleate IteW ini ~REAl.1i.STA iR Whnl So liver Hlpa* A r t. just o ff Celery - * wh •I iii t ,.i ii :n e emA meal every Satin day. morn-1 prup. ilv . | ■ i iu ide "fiinl (ititi.f 1NSUIIANCB Office ph. 403 reaidenre ph, 610-R .ing. J, \V. Bell, Imke Monroe.! * I .re-on* In Y nur Hume 1131> MAGNOLIA AVF.NUF. • Hu'/ p ■' II l ilt.., ugnal- :t! 11nit' pultatiun. MOIITCACK LOANS *20 — 2*i la-x-on* k : ' etfit lli i*h m i-nment IMIONE 1091 , i- tin- I, i l , ,,f the .p.. ! |. ul.ii ■ 0 BAYMONH M. HALL, Radii.* FRIED SHRIMP DINNERS FOR ItKN’f Floor *irtwler. •Easy! Vitullx or ( hildrrn e t u i i p i i l t i n 1 ii ilia* liilit-x whit'll ull ' til. fact light Poll i- tii.it Ihe U1B; SANrOKO. FLORIDA * Raglaterrd Broker and every night ut Homer’s. operation. KeuM.nabli* rale.i, Kan-1 Hiuthi-mnf tcttl liiiiliniix far tx-ytitt l ilnntm ale on the lilnith ii'iuranre Agent D o Y oyi' t 'n llvctin if F or You <. ford Paint A litsw Co, Phone I u rill’ Kit m i : h a n s k n llti* i(i-pth ii uitjihleil luimans Bm. 4 Florida SUto Hank Rldg. BAHV ORAND PIANO -Wurlltf ul l A l ‘ Out ( if five F o r GoII»*»*| ion Ruli.-L 303. c / o S A N T O H I) 11Kit A L I) y ' . T- , i- v* a i *er. recumlitlonixl. The Muale j atid lin ; « l ‘ ..i t nit tu- ud.tpi.'l I** t inhi the Inn o f riiyiit Rritaln, A aery lovely home in ban Lenta, nox. u p tv. Fir.t St. Phono nr i'll O N K I.ITA ! e i“ ,k_ s L i h i c i -te a k Ill' toi* thnll a milHJR - PLYMOUTH located on three lota faring; p&j. llti- ‘ "tllpvll 1 lUx-ol t Ir it r.dliject (if PARIS AND SKRVICK Valencia Drltre. Stucco house :.i , Phone 1011 bn ateel. with 2 large bedrooms ' *— --------- — ~ 109 PalmsIU Asa. and bath upitelra laige living; CONCRETE HEWER PIPE YA-DK moth proofing lasts 6 room, dining room, bedroom. aEJ'TIC TANKS, lireete Traps veaia. Have your woolens <nnth bath and kitchen. downafaiu, Mliwlrtj Alnmimim Window* und —peo«fe*t now.-- Downtown Clean­ Ample closet > and cupboard ers A Laundry. 113 Palmetto Screens, White cement Paint, space. Thla bouse ha* b,en reAve. Phone 914 Parma-tlla, Hurricane biacca |i vcntly redecorated Inside. If you Miracle Concrete Company! Him Piano Tunhiv and Raivatrtna. L. I, looking for a home of dinEliu Av* ,-l'hutm 193&x’e Kill. Has. ti LUW.----- :--------------afj>p,..ttij» t» irr~To r r .-L . attractive wfHei- ft-imk pto; AUTO RADIOS, Motorola. Salas SIGNS perty—34 ectfa, lively wooihnl and Hnsvica.- .The 'Musks Bos, Show rarda and poatara with pine and spreading oaks— 110 W. 1st SL Phone 953. O— DUE’S SIGN HKKVIClt 1600 feet on water frpnt, retired O. D. I^andrasa. Phone I02I atmoaphere but nuL laolelcd— HOUSE TRAILER, sleep 4, in good* condition, price $500.00 also new furnished j bedroom cash. Also 3 burner oil stuvb LflNNIE MCMULI.EN’H Market house Uvith 2 car garage and lin i lx-r Shu|i open Thursday. $36.00. L, W hite, Ljike Mary^ pump Louae — house exceptionF’rtdav A Saturday. \ fily _ w .I L b J og Iar3 86e lb. 3 llriT luStfr*' also tncloai encloBffl sun room, For RENT A CAR N. I.ansberg, Gindrtvlllc, Route nulck sale till,600.00. YOU DRIVB IT 2. J HIGHWAY FRONTAGE on Wheeler of Sanford PHONR 200 1 and Of—large 10 room house 'oA K CORD wood IIS.no cord. SHUCK LA ND-MOKRJSON CANVAS AWNINGS a —i*t. — * - j ------- * -------- jn „ 0(1j , with rented apartment in good t Write John Carlin, Altamonte U UHIVK-IT, INC, CANVAS PORCH CURTAINS ----------------------condition——glit acres of land land j Springs. with 600 feet frontage on high- I — SEE US FOir *•’ VENETIAN BUNDS wav. This property will meet TRANSFERS—I-arge new assort MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING Aluminum, Steel, Wood! menta Decal Seta for Kitchens, Stats~Board of Health specifica­ AND TYPING * Bathrooms, Nursery. Also Glass 10 DAY DELIVERY tions for dralnaga and health CREDIT I.UREAU OF Tumbler Sets. Ity Wall Disney surroundlngs.-Tup buy on High­ Mickey Turns Over A iV’ow Leal. SANFORD MICKEV m o u s e BKNKAItlK GLASS 4 way between Sanford and Or­ 110 N. Park Phene ijn We REPAIR! PAINT CO. lando. 111,000.00. . I H H 'in U iT T EXPERT RADIO HF.PAtRINi 114 W. 2nd Street Four room cottage In good condi FRER ESTIMATES Fred Myars. 3 II E. 2nd St lion, on lot 126 x 6S1. Idewl Rhone Mis HOT PLATE LUNCH for gardening « ik| chicken rais­ THE HOME SHOP *-* in*. O w n e r .leaving town. Bervrd'fiont Il;30 to 2 at Homsr'a. WATCH A CLOCK HEP AIRING *2.760.00. ‘ SPURT COAT sit* 14 practically 1700 Hanford Ave. Phono IlJ.t-J FRED W. BENDER. Realtor new. Phone. 906-R.* Slat* Bank Building * ATTENTION MOTHERS Medial Tat Proved This Boom 2 Phone 1030 _____‘ —DIAPER SERVICE— G reet to Relieve MONTHLY Rahy Valet furnishes hospili.l f+A G E COURT—On Fel7rnl 8 H W f n11? ''1* ,wln* room »uil* rlran, sterile dinner* and dnxiui Highway 17 and 02 paitlally .at7 is,h*________ . Ired container. Economical nnd completed — large service room SEE Jimmie Cowan’s Sheet Metal safe. Fully medlrnllv approved [ with countsr, kitchen and living Work* for roof paint A roof Call Daytona 2467-W n-lleet f i r quarters — on* double cottage, painting. Phon* 016. dstails. 96 diapers, 6? n .week. connecting bath arrangement, “FIRST IN HANfigpiP* each aids having twin bed* nice- NEW AUTO roach trailer. Used ly furnished, open and doing only T drip, batter now than Ara r«m kin trMibtfd lit busingaa. Bargain for quirk when bought. Retail price $960 - Cohen's Radlstor Shqp for rorn in t in s g t f *iii*t* .... pleta lets tadlator tad service. 103 Son ruucUonst mouUiir ----------------------------h Mm i 00. ........................ sacrifice at 6360.00, G, "W. ..... l (tliturbiB cctf floss ford Ave. Phune 358-W. i often ,and .and doing business. Bar Clark Store. 209 Sanford Are. UiU tusks sou luflir (ruin pstn, fsst so nrrgulfk aala. Curtains, Lac* tablecloths washed ruas. m i l rat, X S U BENDER, Realtor 6 A R T IC L E S W A N T E D at sucii dmsst Tt.su starched A stretched. 618 Mel Room 2 Slat* Bask Bldg. J " try I.N i* S. PtnklonvIUs Are. Phone 87D. . bant s V»«VtsixU OunPhon# 1939 Highest rash price paid for uaad pound lo rsltsts such iim ploaul In a raranl msdtrsl t,*t Hnkbam's furniture ’ Ted Davis Furniture EXPERT auto (painting and body Compound A R T IC L E S F O R S A L E pniird rtm>is»t>l* |irl|.tul repair. All work jruantrrtfci Co. 311 E. 1st. Ph. BM. to vnniso troubtsrt tbu wsy. IVs wtimt Jackson A Gibbs Body Hhop, Doctora call a utcrlns sKtaUse. U bs* wonder pepper plant. L. B. 2|00 French Ave. Phone 1009 J. a,aland auulhlna tff.rt on one o1 inn. Lake Monroe, Fla.______ I’LL BUY your car regardless, of -------■----- ---- ' i rtomtni ssosl tstparianc oryetu. ago or condition. Roy Rea), 306 T slsn rsvulsdl* — l-i.ikhsm's ComW. 2nd 8L i pound bslps build up ra.iiisnra to sucii FOR RALE IB AU TO B r o R SALE Onirras. Also a (rsst stosuastile Ionic I NEWSPAPERS—3 GENTS WANTED — used typewriter in LYDIA E. PINKHAM’S ESSEX It FOUND. BUNDLED IN good condition. Phone 1066-W. BUNDLES. FOR HALE 10, IE 20 and U GENT 7 Pata, Livestock, Supplies 1939 Packard, new motor, new HERALD OFFICE rubber. t209H Magnolltt. Radio SALE—Beautiful 23 months and hrater.__________ ■ ,JL-Lk «5m tM a f 8»ydaL | (Bit DODGE SEDAN, racondL ilgraed. Will sam flfe Phono ttoiu'd motor, good -body, Inoulre al Lake Mary Grocery. iEW SPINET PIA HELP WANTED Liberal trada la 1942 HUDSON super-six club Music Box, 110 coupe, radio A heater, new tires, Pohna 063. /. *946 00. See at 000 Elm Ave. WANTED-Experienced office A or Call 900-W. credit man. TIreston* Stores. lOTOR'S INN. French and Bern* I Inols Blvd. ■W,9 ,6 .WANTED whlta counter man I®39 FORD Deluxe 8tation WagProtect tour Health aged 20 to 40. Apply Pig N' - n (twdY nesris repair.) Prirea Ily Sleeping Heller. [GOOD stairway camplet*. Magic Whistle. • H60.00. Phone 1066-W. I Chef Range, Sscond hand doors. INNERSPR1NG MATTRESSES FOR SALE— 1941 T ord^lone Phoas 902-W. WANTED; Reliable .hustler to "whesitilis'l W Ton ’truckV ft A BOX "SPRINGS' succeed RSimmons to su IFETY BLUE WINDSHIEDS tire* A wheel*. A-L phapa. Cor­ HOLLYWOOD BEDS consumsrs with 200 houssliolil any make or modal car. ner I3th A French. Saa front Manufactured To Your .necessities In North .East Polk daylight driving. Cuts 7:30 A. M. to 7t*0 P. M. IndltMaal Order Ily Grimly. 1600 fsrnflies. Products sold 20 ysartr State age, occuipa- PICK-UP TRUCK, Plyptouih 1935, ECHOLS tioa. references. R a w l a i g h '» good motor, *296. Phone OrPAINT c a Mattreaa Renovating A DepL FAI-440-Y8, Memphis, hls, Undo 2-1239 after 4 P. M. Phon* 329 Rebuilding A Specialty ------------- ------- ---------------------------------------------------Tenn. or see R. Hartman, Box Call Ua Today - Sleep FOR BALL by original owner: MAGIC CHEF STOVE, hot water 234, LongwooJ, Fla. Better Tonight 1941 Dodge Deluxe coupe (Fluid heater, excellent condition. Ph. REFINED LADY, no encumber- Drive). Less than AO.OOO miles. 1000x7. ECHOLS BEDDING ‘ anct*. live In. Light duties, care Excellent condition. Hae (i. W. 11 BURNER Jewel ges etora with child. Mr. Maynard, Bus Spencer, Or call 90. COMPANY 1 snail wood stove and 1 Ion. Sanford Orlando ______ ^ ____... FOB BALE— 1940 1H ton Ford Celery A Sanford- Phono 1211 GIRLS for soda fountain, strait-, truck with body. Phene 83, Hill ’%?L s^n sssr ToUENT" LEARN TO PLAY PIANO A FEMALE IPAINSI !■w t l&^»*ro-- Toochton Drag Co. Lumbar A Sapply Yard. 9fi9 Sanford. H a. Rowland Collection Agency a <4i : *» �i ,*IT — THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 17, 1947 ‘now stak a safe place In a good in the operating, rooms and this Miami Blasted fen Americans building away from the water­ goes on aulomatieilly If the reg­ Night Club Dancer (CaatlaaM front. and await the passage of ular power goes off. tyaallaaeg fw a F*a* <>»•I fr.a lim ill* headquarters o f Counjy Some of the windy blast* were the etorm. Home property will be Nurse burden of the Soviet . Union ItFrances MrOougal next to dry tuit others atung the face with damaged and destroyed but your th* Fire Station ha* been desig­ Tried For Killing aelf. foreeasters.ainciqvly ‘hope that' no raindrop* that flew like bullet*. The letter vdid not name any nated a* the main station for .ignp i p _ In- one will M injured or killed. Let emergency treatment. Health Unit vietlma but aaid the five Palm frond* we/e flUng'.wlIdly us all cooperate tp make this a to th* air. and tree* Were toppled. » t Chicago Attorney edofIHerethe were 'member*-pf the arm­ Director Frank Quillman reported hurricane v^thout casualties.' Thex r«__________ green felare of „ J »hort circuitforces, yutc-victim wa* a mer­ ___ That he and two . nurses are \ } * vl "The calm Central area of. the ed wire* flaihcd up occa»lonaily. hurricane will be frit over a 25 standing by te aid if needed" A burglar alarm, act off by the Fatal Shot -Fired . On All City, workeya with trucks wind, rang lustily on South Mi­ miles stretch along the coaat and if you-happen to be In this area and todla are standing by- for ami Avenue.’ Yacht In Havana Rut Miamians hid away In their where the wind* die down sud­ emergency. 'i 'V Harbor Last April Water main* that might be homes .and •heller*. More than denly, please remember thatf Up* 5,000 persona were In public shel­ worst of the storm is yet to coniv damagrd by uprooted trees are to according HAVANA. Cub*. Sept. 17. t/P) ter*— schools, federal building*, when the other side reaches you be especially watched, accardlr I 'j ikC to City -Engineer — Ralph Lubinsk —The (rial of 22-yeer-old Palpolice headquarters, fire atalions. in a short time. exit "Everybody oyer Squth Florida At the Police Station, ___ an extra l!tla Schmidt (or the alaylng of More than 1,000 were- iri the •• i I . John Lester Mee, -Chicago il> Miami Edison- High School fur should, exrrrise all precaution* un supply of_food wa* stocked for possible emergency. torney, waa postponed today. A safety. Thl* school offers‘ havrn 'til this hurricane passes." Nn a note to the press and radio 1new dale will be announced, to farming, communities to the * r Anyone seeking shelter from •oath. —— ...................... ....... bafora issuing'.iha it;45 storm bul­ the storm is advised bjr-Jocb Field,--- .—“ 'within 10 day*. letin, the Weather Bureau report­ chairman of tha Red Cross Shel­ The El Commodoro and McAl 2? H A V A N A . C u b ., Sept. 17 W> lister hotels are emergency hotpi ed that its lines were being blown ter Committee, to bring hb own tal*. The municipal hospital. down ail along the coaat line from blankets, pillows and flash lights. — P a lrk ia Schmidt, 22, an o lric The following places have beet) Jackson Memorial, ia crowded with Miami north. ilin n e d night club dancer from "Circuit* ara now falling and designated as emergency shelters ailing evacuees. Toledo. 0 ., was summoned before white residents: South Hide At Belle Glade State Road No. will probably go out soon," the for Frlmary, Seminole High School a three-judge Cuban court today HO. from Bella Glade to 81* Mile Bureau said. "W* are receiving only a few and Junior High School, Red Id face charge* that the kilted Bend, wa* closed this morning be­ cause of high water. The ruutc reports from the southslde of the Cross Chapter Building at Oak John Letter Mee. a Chicago a t­ hurricane and this will make it 'Avenue and Fifth Street; Masonic rraches to West Palm Beach. torney, aboard h it yacht in Ha­ Temple and Woodmen of th* At Fort Myers the State High­ difficult to . keep supplied with World buildings on Park Avenue; vana harbor Inal A pril. full In formal ion.’* way Patrol reported that many Opal "Wa •will continue to furnish the Mayfair Inn .and Valdei Hotel; Dr. Gutlav Reno, the p iiv a tr house trailers were fleeing the, The Elks Club on East Second all available information for the Miami. Palm Beach area for the proteculor acting on behalf of Street; W. A, Burpee Seed Build­ Florida West Coast in scarrh of press and radio aa it comes In." ing on West First Street and the tlain man’* father. Dr. Letter Stasscn Speech .While the last of thousand* of safety. The TartUaml Trail re­ Grown Paper Co. on north Elm E Mee o f Wilmette, III., la id la«t main* open and will be kept open anxious residents evacuated the Avenue. M a a l l a a r * f n * l ' , « <>*>• exposed areas, winds nf M l to 78 "a* long as poMIMeV* night, however, that he would aik Colored residents may use th* Aitmiat minorities can gain rnntrot, At Clcwiston the State High­ miles an hour lashed at the coast Grooms Academy, Hopper Acad­ postponement i>f the tria l on and chaining of tbe peoplatthmiigh line. way Patrol'reported: “ Winds get­ emy and all colored churches. oundt o f perional indiipotition. economic control, -effoeta -then-awl At 8{30 o'clock the West Palm Thay may alio Use the former ting pretty'* strong. Everybody not-, until then toward 'rebuilding Beach area had sustained winds into wings colored ward of the hospital at prod,irti..fr,ithe wiping bill i.f rivil u'c Miami of*' 82' ullea .*n’ -5oS? vvi V'*h »he^b*|IUr building. Burpee Seed and social liM-rtii-* of ita people Issued VVcaihrr'Yurciir O ' V gusts up to 110 miles the following hurricane Mitt Schmidt, who danced in under Communist dlctatonhip*. an hour. Building • will also accommodate Hahn Beach, the winter play­ colored resident*, said Mr. Field. Caribbean night fpota under tho and the orientation of both the bulletin at 8:45 this morning: "The hurricane I* now bearing ground of the world's rich, waa name nf Satire celebrated her economy and the foreign policy in The big Roumlllat and Ander­ in close to the coast and still mov­ virtually cut off from the oulaidc, son electric sign and other sign* 22nd birthday in her cell let,, the direction of Soviet Russia." night, by giving her prison mater The address had Ireen dearrllreil ing in a westerly direction. The *qd rumniuntatiun lines wero on. First Street war* being aea party. hv the Min-ie*otan a week ago a* center Is expected to cross the reported down throughout th* ares- rured this morning. The Ct/wan The great blow, possibly the Store ha* braced Ita windows with Hl am naturally filled with anx­ one "of some major aignlfiranee" roast line between..Miami and 'i J j worst since 1P28 when 2.500 per­ boards, also the Sanford Auto ie ty ," aha aaid concerning her In which he would outline hi* Palm Beach this afternoon. “ Winds are now up to hurricane ished and 176,000,000 damage waa Parts Co.' tr ia l, "but I believe there am vlrw* on world economic policy. Fire Chief M. N. Cleveland reenough point a in my favor." Jli*. appearance here i* one *lnp fnrre at a numl>er o f places along inflicted, piled up the waters the roast‘ and wtltefphtlnue to In­ of luike Okeechobee Iwhind Palm ported that hi* men are alerted nn n t>u*y Seplenilier aqjteduln 8ht la accused of having filed crease. Thl« hurricane according Beach, and Sheriff John Kirk and ready for any emergency, •! \ ' W the caliber * * * * * *.22 — * T-» .plaint bullet which whirli I* taking .Hlnssi-n from Ore­ to all reports rCcafVed ia a very said: jfr i v gon, to Nrw.iingland. penetrated Mre’a neck Mil board __ severe -gM itKl coytrr* * rather - ‘-‘ 1-hupc to (jud-. the dikes hold.” r r c io * — : ---------- ht*-y*chi—ai*<i r«nra-;sgttr»rtBiir a W wide area: ” 7 The rich, populous lower east A>? April H. Mee died five daya later. Blows Across State We trust that* you have made roast was liattened down for full She admitted to police that she all necessary preparations to pro­ force of the hurrlrenr, hut the Wear Size 14 Apin'’ ir f-HllHHrd fru m n a il fired the (hot, but aaid ahe did tect property and that you will state's 110,000,000 citrus crop ( g a ­ M r. C n Wrtrt. Tr*»*. wtur.: ■0 in aclf defense. She warn’ in­ held by all the refttgees. *•% (tmUTMMtl/ trrtfttf Kuril Id-wl* of Atlanta, Reel am Ians aboard radioed a distress in incalculable danger. u t n i n f f t l u c f . Iw i ■ n i n r t dicted April 10 on a charge of i r A 1 w»iahfd 17»J jwwjrvdfc Tht«l Urn** disaster expert, eat Imated call to the Coast Guard which said "intentional homicide." I ti» d th* A Y W V tum tn Candy 10,000 iKTSon* had atreamrd dangerous acaa and heavy winds Ife.l KMki run and Uni 62 pngndw Sanford Heady She contended that Mee lunged that througli hero to the north, fleeing prevented any possibility nf a res­ N '-Hg |wnthonlf 11** TtMlfM* I at her when ahe learned he wa* S o ^ (enteCfWf M M fM I I** iMtetet Vv6" (lie possibility of at lra«t 7 to K .. j. mission. M MfW. Uv4M bw4 *hp«M Iff lh# llmmtlm—* h u m I '« « i (!•#» married, thua bleating her plana 'foot flood water* should the dike cue tVIHwir Tteae*»*M*bf«4l^wk*w« kl The three alroard ware Identified to E. V. Turner, manager. 11-sw| AVOH Mm **r-t**«f***v to become hi* wife, Sho said ahe break. 1.98 unlv as Ur. A. M,.Boaworth, Rirhcame to Havana nt Mec'a rei|Ucii, Workmen'of the Florida Power At tt A. M.t the laat refugee ard Marshall and Frank Martinmealing him when he arrived Jan. train pulled into hero — fib box Vague. and Light Company wrnt Into ac­ * 18. tion early this morning due te car* which atarted this morning The Coaat Guard reported re­ fallen branches that intarfered CHarlra Jackson of Klvcr For- at Pahokce and came by Clewlatlt, III., waa almard the yarht ton. It was leaded with rvacuce*. ceiving a number of radio call* for. with power lln*a. City workmen help from people atranded In ex­ whan the shooting occurred, but Food was at a premium hare. posed areas in th* keye and alsu cleared up . branches that "did not hear the ihot," wa* At one time this morning, iiearhei near here but that it is niiglg interfere with line* leading charged with concealing informa­ autos and trailers formed a solid to- tha wells thet supply City to tend help. 'M . tion about the Incident. The statu line t o miles to the south, all impossible water, according to 11. N. -Bayer, Yesterday the Coast Guard tent withdrew Ita charge* against him. headed away from danger. TOUCIITON DRUG CO. city manager. ' • trucks over the area* and plane* but Dr-. Reno auataiued the ROUMILLAT A ANOHRSON At the City Hall, window* dropped warning notices tn evac-* Charge* and requested that he he TAMPA. Sept. 17. M V-Florr uate because of the-approaching were nailed shut on tho front MflUrtced to three year* imprison. iile's West Coast today began pre­ hurricane. the building. An emergency ga* operated power unit was brought paration* agalnal the approach of ' Th* etet* prosecutor, Joae Mar. Ihn mighty hurricane now tearing FT. PIERCE. Bept. 17. l/P)— t e the garage next to the Folk* ttwl Fuentes. ha* said he would at the other side nf the 'JOD-mlle- Indian River dtnie grower* estl- Station for emergency power,fof grit’ the touri tn give Allas Jkiumdi. ------- -- --------------- mated- n w ixyth ir ttieirTnrpr gnrjTXtim xmt-potinpiwr-Al thk maximum penally—-10 year* Murlhll * Field, big Army Sir In for hurricane losses that will precaution* at the 35oo were being in prison. base here, which yesterday, sent run into millions of dollars and undertaken this -morning under off it* light .planes, this nooning millions of boxes. One citrus the dir(ction of Sidney RICharJ. flow Its hugcrtl-'.'P's tn safety at grower said the fruit was taking Heavy steel cattles were olac*d Battle Of Words Hcnll and Chanule.Flefda in th* a terrific lashing from the trop­ over tha metal roof* nf Ike-ttnTrTT midwest. TtUier cages and fasten, ical storm. U MliascJ IMW l>xg* inwj _---The 5th Rearin' Hqusdruh lent*— “ Whll stays nn ItirTrei* will cd securely to the bars of th* hav* been playing lumd-ball with Thle all-powerful measure which eight plants to Culm to await tiae-1 l>e badly scarred and much of it cage*. Tha leopard and mountain J._ „ . . .. will h* weakened so badly that lions were put in Inner cages. H originally was Intended only for sage of tho storm, after wrtilch great emergencies. Bo finally in they will he In riwdiness to follow later droppage will be heavy,” he Exposed bird cages wara barricad­ ed. her desperation the western de­ its path and give'assistance when­ •aid. itcanwhile, p u m p i n g crewa At 'the hangar building at trw mocracies have resorted to tho ever needed. Ita next scheduled worked desperately to saltagn 'tactics of putting Russia and her more was to Nassau as soon as what they could from the im Municipal Airport window* war* •ateiilte* on the spot for global tho fifald there was tv^rlrd safe. portfnt early 8t. Lucia tomato shuttered and th* old baacon The squadron included B-I7’s etop the building wa* taken down. Inspection. with droppable lifeboats, nmplilbl-l crop. The Ideal Holding Company, Some observers will question Ions for land muI water rrarues ono of the largest tomato pro­ Ail plane* wsr* put In ths hangar. (ha efficacy o f auch method* and C-47’s for supply and evacua­ ducer* in Florida, has about 400 Auxiliary power wa* taslad for Against hard-boiled opponents. Bull tion. Personnel Includes a para­ acres of foot-high early tomato emergency, said Mr. Sayar. Far* there hav* been many indications chuting doctor and medical tech­ plants imperilled by the hurricane nald Laughton Memorial Hospi­ tal' haa lls'own emergency power over the years that the Soviet nicians aatwell'a* the normal res­ water*. • Union waa -anxious to be favor­ cue force. Other fall and winter vegetable ably regarded by the oufrid-s The base also transferred Ita crops are expected to undergo' Phone world. P hone maternity ward to the fashionable *ever« water and wind damage. .And why not, since ahe wa* Tampa T e m fe hotel, which now A*- the storm approached, th# S IL V E R trying to Sell Communism? Wo houses 16 Infanta and 17 expectant main Job of thb cktllemen in the ., FLEET had evidence of that desire when mother*. Okeechobee graxitfd ground* was '•MoxcoW eagerly aought and *•- IThe base ia equipped with hur- te prevent-storm frightened eattla CABS cured reestablishment of dlplo- [ricane-proof hangars, which will from stampeding h Into’ i£*llow area* Static relations with Waehlngton [ho used for other patients, but be. and the threat of d j* in 1033 by promising to quit cause of ita locatinihon the Tip of a spreading Red propaganda in the Inoint extending Into Tampa Bay United States. On that basis Pres­ there la’ danger from high water. ffiiiA ffe * : LAUNDBBETTBV ident Roosevelt granted recogni­ Hotels and tourist courts on tho - " :*S tion* . Gulf Coaet reported a heavy In­ nf , Because of the fierce objectlon- flux -of evacuees from the East of many nations to ths oper­ Coast and some resident* of thla SANFORD ations of th* Comintern, or Third area were beginning to leave their jntemeilonet, Moscow announc­ bomra for more stoutly construc­ * Whole Weeks Wdth Don* Automatically ed during th* war (hat It had been ted building*. - ^ • >■ In Hmall boat* were moving up *abolished.' Of cntlrae the work of ‘ th* Comintern—which, was to act rivers and sttrsms tn sheltered . *' • 30 Minutes me general staff for the world positions and householders were revolution—has continued spare. making fast their possession*. 100'; Soft‘^ jiter .-rr* Excellent SanIttry Condition! Meteorologist W. W. Talbott of But officially It la off the book* Si a concession to world opinion. the Tampa Weather Bureau.said Telephone TOM Second at Oak * 'By th* same token Moscow the storm was expected to reach time ago ratilead a heavy peak' intensity In tho Fort Myers from religion Iin Rusaa and area about nightfall and progres­ allied eager thrbnfa To r* -| sively later, up the widening coaat worship in their churches, until It hit the Tampa-St, 1‘eteradrum today -rill continue to te a sourer o f rani pride /to was a aop not only to the hurg-Clearwatcr area about mid­ many years to consef i of many Russian* but to night. Talbott said heaviest winds Whet's more . . . with GM Hydre-Mstic Drive*, thh*new __ opinion, though we kno.v Oldamobila's style ha* "caught on" this year—ha* cap. ■t Communism remain* fierce- along this coast were expected to Old*ok>bile le way out abend of the time* hi performance Effective Sept. 15, 1947, th* n iW rip tin n r» !t n l turn! the public taste arad fancy a* few style# ,trw do. reach little more then 75 miles an -anti-religious. and driving earn. Hydra-Malic Drive—pioneered, proved The Sanford Herala w ill be L n tr ts td to Vj cents • hour, in guile, which would be Tailored smartness . . . a look cd luxury . , . smooth good viet Chief Delegate Andrei and perfected by Ohtimobilo—is still the only drive that week. Monthly and yearly subscription! w ill be increased much le u destructive than the who arrived yesterday taste In every detail. . , these ere the quriitie* that make yhift* gear* automatically through f proportionately at the same time. Paid in-advaace sub­ sen EiUabeth, lold re­ sustained winds the E u t Coaat Is poopie say, "It’s SMART to Own an pldet" the only drive that elimlnitca tho i st while there war# »«- gelling. scriptions w ill b« d c liv tittL a t.th e old rate until the.cxThe offshore wind* should tend ahlemi before the AtaemAnd fU this public enthusiasm haa-a very Important Oldsmobilc—with llydrs-Mstk Drive—stsnd*today as tho pirstion date. ,*■•.lower the water level and It la • believed they could b* Inn word in emertocee.. .the smart word to testetg value! t believed necessary te evacuate meaning fee tha buyer of a 1M7 Oldsmobilc. 7V enr ke successfully through “ muT h * Herald regreta tha nectasity qf increasiai ita ; 'j\, indentsnd and good will." the beaches, he aaid, but he will notify disaster agencies in all subscriptioo rate at this time, but the price o f the paper it “ the Soviet dele- beach communities if that becomes on which we print is three times higher than* i t waa be­ .spare ho effort to advisable. ■uccessfnt solution of chant aeamnn amt the other four were 'civilian*. » •The death of the American r itDen in 1the Soviet lone of Germany," Armour wrote, ' "resuited when civilian employee uf the United State* War Depart­ ment diareganled the order of a ItuMian palml in the Soviet aector of . Berlin* to )ia!t and we.g, xulurquoulty vtrurk ami killed by n bullet*, allegedly intended by the,.Bti»«lan» for the J ln ja M b * vihleU In which tho American waa riding. “ With regard* to the other three civilian* and the merchant aeamnn, It, ha* not Ihua far l>eeri potable to obtain from the munIries eonrerned official report i piecing definite blame for th i dratht on known person*; In each rate the assailant* are either en­ tirely unknown or are aaid te have been in Ituaalan uniform, al­ though they imve not ta-en identi­ fied." m 8-98 i rfss1 “F l OSTMPOUNDS! ft !| IS T H E WO R D FOR OLDSMOBILE 69 Styled t i Stay Smart lor Years! NOTICE S aa fee# value thet would hopeful statement. -n nations wi II that-the psaefthe eating. MIAMI, SepL 17. W P)-Th# Coast Guard reported one of Ita picket boat* (a 88-footer with laboard motor) and a crew of three had dluppcarrd on a rescue ml#* ,|on an4 'b e * presumed lost. 1*1 WITH fore the war and other production costs heve. incresitd more 01 less to the same extent. This is the, first increase in these rates which we have made since February. 1938. I t w ill be recalled that ‘ATUV'Ttfitf'W 'tHUmed ~dailr pubbcsltoo -fd b w ing a-------- period at a tr»-weekly during the war, we made no addi­ i t . - ; , tional charge for the twa additional paper, delivered J j t f c week to * « t cut rid wlU w tr. for slblt a year. it did. not arrive and tha persoa* ware still calling Which appeerad lo p ■* te theta. M *«? ^ rete increase as long as You * ? '- / r i r ', B •n y iWJ CHEVROI IFORD i __ __ yacht with three Ml* * as ab'ih*',----- . ' . - o v OBILE - PIT.-; -V . f f g g x y r . CADILLAC - I i �I T d THE WEATHER limit7 Tkct« la S l r u i l h — Ovenasl. iloud) ami occasional showers tonight with gradually claarlng- skit* Inmorruw, T i Protect 1ho Pm m «f tk, World; To P n o t U Um Proarea* of A Series; T* P r^ M t frotp id ty for S tu fori VOLUME XXXVIII E stablish ed 1908 Prices Slump On Cattle .Prices Drop $2 Hundredweight; Exports To Europe . W i l l be Reduced WASHINGTON, Sept. IN. td'i — The reduction ia Aatrkan grain shipments will aaaka It ■ora difficult to revive Europe economically, governmeat offici­ als aald today* They gar* that •allmat* In com neat o* thr IS percent cut In Novembo* grain ai porta announced yesterday. Than* official*, now buaily working on food requirement! tha Marshall Plan, noted k*SJfc£r5K« abroad. Tha shortage of food, they eald. will loaaan tha amount of work European* can do lo help raconalruct their countries. WASHINGTON. Sapl. IB. (Al — Senator Handera (B-VT>-**14 today Ikat recant Cscreaaea in grain price* may b* doe In part •mto "guvernmenl bidding" and maihet operation* by “th« Ml-*' ami refugee*." Whin he made that ataleMcnt at a news con­ ference, reporter* ashed what be meant by "Miami refugee*." »*^Tbe» are a group of Europe­ ans who managod lo grl (heir money out despite the war," Handera explained. adding that ba learned from n news letter that a number <4 them "had Urge amounts of trading on the ^Chicago grain market." W ASHINGTON. Sept.'IB. OP) —The Justice Department or­ dered Ita No. I anti trust man lo Chicago today lo direct a grand Jury probe of the meat industry, at lawmakers talked nf possible new gorernment controls to fight Ih* high coat of living. A By ASHOCfATHU PRESS Price* dumped on the Chicago ^c a ttle and grain taadgia » « !* / declined and'dealer* attnbut meat costumer*. plus the announce men) o f a ika rp reduction in No' — w n h c v * ra m exports. Earner in declined somewhat on hogs and sheep, but today cattle prices dropped a* much at $2 a hundred ^pounds on tome grades,. A l jh e same time, wheal and corn prices dropped. the lim it w ithin a few minutes after the opening o f trade and the nervous grain market ** (t m i N s m n rase Bial Combat Veteran Is Trapped For Hours ■in Cave-In Well WAHNER, N. H„ Sept. IB, than 31 hour* al lha bottom of a SBfoot well. Norman Woods. ■ . Is. flyear old army combat veteran, waa extricated al 8:M A. M. to­ day after 100 volunteers and atala Dotlc# worked all night to dig him out. UP)—Trapped WARNER, K . IL, Sept IB. UP) —More than 100 vob’ utoer* and •Nit* Police labored through the ‘ night In art effort to extricate Norman Woods. SS-year oid Array combat veteran, buried to Ida waist sine* yesterday noon when a well caveeLjn. S t * police reported early tolist m t l Wood** condition waa as “ good at could b« expected under tb* condiMont" and that "he la \JutNvo* doctor* UJl W*tl1were r**fUerl-" standing by a* rescuers. Including 80 percent •f tha Uwn's men. formed bucket brigade*, to carry sand from a circular W nch being dug around tka wall. They hoped to shore the trench and dig Inte the pit to earIlf Woods o i|. Woods, trapped at the bottom of the 20-foot excavation vena unable to mov# from hi* waist down. Ilia legs were hold fast by timbers and other debria. w'He Hi donned an oxygen mask at Intervals during tb* night and ipoka n few encouraging won)* to his young wtf. when .h i annearod on lha acene. ■The oxygen waa supplied to countar impure air in the welL “ He's a tough man who aa |plantr of fighting orerseaa." obr* reported, “ and he should through this." AUTO LICENSES Europe’s View On Marshall Speech Reported Mixed A ,c ate East Coast Is Bat­ tered But Unbeaten As Repair Crews Be­ gin Reconstruction *l ^ rr ^ « * , tuV*,d bending sail. lly Notifies U.s. It Needs One Billion WASHINGTON, Sept. 18. (A*)— Italy has notified th- United States it needs about f 1,000,000,000 in out*1(1* assistance to meet the immediate economic crisis and survive through neit year, Amer­ ican officials said today. I t a l i a n Ambassador Alberto Tarchiani told Under-Secretary of 8tate Hubert A. Lovett of these need* at € conference two day* Jf<2im"hroport 'oH bTdldlM .t.ort'age in h li country. Government officials who diirioted this development said they ■re carefully jmf~'* study' ■“ “Italian “I udying tha Pfigures, ^ P P V i along r>sf Hth less complete information from the French, to determine what the United States ran do to help these countries daring the next three munthx. Government officials who re­ quested that their identity be withheld said the Italian ambassa­ dor ha* broken down bit country's requirement Into two categories: I- • About *300,000,000 in "stop­ gap" aid needed from Ih* United State* to pull Italy through to the and of the ye*/. 2. A Utile more than 1800,000,000 wanted by the Italiane __ for fo "essential purchases" from outside tourres during 1848. All the** fund* would b* used, according to the Italian plan, to buy American grain, cool and raw materials for Italian industry. TopDefenseCommand Ia Sworn Into Office WASHINGTON, Sept. 18 (AT— The top command of the United Rules' new defense deportment was rounded out today aa the sec­ retaries. for Nary and Air were sworn into office. ' Taking tre oaths administered by Chief Justice Fred M. Vinson, W. Stuart Symington became the nation's first Secretary for Air and John L. Sullivan took over as Saeretary of tk« Nary, a post to which he . was slertUd from d im e s v. rForrest*!, o former Navy secretary, U took Um oath aa Secretary of Defa and.hand of the unified artne< armed fore** yester­ day following radioed instructions from Proaidant Truman aboard ti*, feitHaihip Ifliiotiri, -V w W S J ■ •. i # w. \ v —sA ssocia ted Praaa Leased W ir o F L O R ID A , T H U R SD A Y . S E P T . IH, 1917 Winds Hit Sixty . Here But Little DamageWasDone Automobile Turned Over At Municipal Airport By Gust Rv WILLARD CONNOLLY A lltiuugh wind husI i up io t>0 miles an hour wcie tepoilcd last night al thy M unicipal A iip o tl, ipjwaicd damage Ivo-g .ll** stotjn ap this morning very light in ir com- East Coast Man Flee­ ing From Hurricane Is Killed In Acci­ dent Near -Tampa Lone Survivor Welcomed Home N O . 220 Dower line service- was inter­ rupted belitti-n H:00 and 11:00 o'clock last evening on South Mel* lonville Avenue north of Geneva Avenue by the breaking of a main power line, but this was the only serious break in thi* area, accord­ ing to IL II. Coleman, local man­ ager uf the Florida Dower and Light .Company. There were, how­ ever. be xald a few small inter­ ruption* raused by tranifurmrr fuse* 'blowing out ansi service wires Iwing hit by fslliag palm ftW ttHPt t •BHBgppr -----------------No power poles were. brokent said Mr. Coleman, Crew* worked U n t i r after midnight. Thero are still small troubles being remedied this morning. Tiie barometer hit a tow mark of 1"J.77 last night and this nmrninV bad risen lo 21I.H7, It was re ported by H. F. Whitner. weather uinn. Rainfall for a 24 hour peri rE N S A C O U . Sept. ,18 was measured at only 1.86 “f; Htcila; lice I'ntiol naiil, lint Im tinea called off •clictlule* notitli nl Tnhipn until the rainy and Mill gu»ty weatliei mmlefatmL Alits-Irill Field, l>ig Army gtr baa* be re, bail III Irllck h londed with rinereenev aunnlirv*'ready to roll to any area in nerd of nssIManec Lack of coimnniliralion hamjiered lepoits on inlidilinna in tho t'«rt Myent urea whole the hurrii-nne entered the Gulf of Mexico, but nortbvcniil idling the pen until,i tlaliiage apiiemed nogliglblo. I'uiita Gorda, 26 mite* north ■>f Fort Myers, repotted winds up t>v, - Highway I'aliolmcn latc.l tiirou|h small loss ns and fishing villages along Ronds'* exposed but spaisel) srlltrd noilhwcst coast ■tods;* vvauung- /raidertg, to ^Ice ?..< lieftiie an oncoming hurricane. Hie gigantic storm, sshich roar­ ed at toss southern R u u d * ycstsiday like a huge mowing machine, cursed savagely noithward m the Gulf o f Mexico and drove again upon -the mainland. Governor . Caldwell's office anU lt'tiih a i rival s .lla le of. emenjeflcj hail hern ptnclaililrd in . R o n d * hy I ’ irs id rn t Human ill the vsalr of riuitli-m illluu dollar damage, and I frd rt.d agent ie* w e ir ' mobihfed lo aid the sliit Lrri a ira t I’ lfghlened trsnlrnls o f sulnclcoastal lira scuttled Into IVnsacola anil inland towns as wimls I'rgan litliig . ami th r heath tesoil id Nanta Uosa Island, and low living Destin, I I*.', were evac u.ilrd. ahle Al least two other peisntis wei - BACK HOMI iiflt-r jinnu lulling .its-ly from bis duurned It- J? bomber over tC|iuited dead in the wake o| the Aberdeen. Mil. i ‘.rpt Cliurlet War mask, 23, kl>-tt His batty son. Drily, white his Wife, Charlotte, loins In thanksgiving. Wurmatk vt'ji the s -'o big storm on the Last l oast. survivor rtf llit-tt'li peio>tu almaid the Army plane tshhli ovplndcd in tire Although noirnai channel* of •sir and erashnl iplo Cliesa|reak* Day” ( fn(crnafki><dt Sutindphulo) Conumiiinatiuii with Fort Myers’ roniatitt-tl out, |lie Siute IllgillSo! Patrol at Tampa jiatd it bad l/eein I 1 . a • r t • , if . *¥> _ Ilnilnsry survey showtvl tsi (It-sth* or s*Hou, injuria -mi be* p,up erty ilantagr limn liarl Item espseted w. ------------------HT' tYw TWriHkm'i m . ~r inT,»i s'aJ l.l Trail-.east—from l iat l l ) m . iu “ pen again after iielng niftier wu State Of Emerfjency Is Proclaimed As West Florida Pre­ pares For Big Blow TALLAHASSEE, S e p t . IB. id’)— Gusernor I sldw ell's office anuuunrrd tudi) that Provident Truman has declared a stale uf emergency in Ihr hurricane uir* of Florida. M . I'BTEHSUUHG. Sept. In. (A’— Robert Marks, 20-)rar old Marine on furlough died today in Mound I'ark Hospital of in­ juries suffered yealerda) when Ihe ear he waa driving crashed Into a palm tree al l’ass-.\Grille Reach. This marks the ont) violent death tu occur in. thi-* area during the hurricane, I',,lire aay Marks, Ihe sun uf Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Marks of Pas*-A-Grille, attempted lu slop his car at an intersection and n 'A hrokao Kicked throw ing-tfc* car into an 80-foot skid into a tree. p a iitim with that o f many, ptcviout hutiicanet in the Sanford area. TAMPA. Sept. 18 (tP) Tlic fiisl One automobile driven by La* death utt the Rot ids West t o ait gene [g g rtte , 1900 Magnolia A v­ attributable lo hunicane comlilintts enue, was ic p u itrd to police to was tepotlrd al Tampa lothi', have been turned over by a gust while Foil Myers, ssIik Ii Line thr of wind while turning a'corner at brunt of ■ the I00-tm!e-*n-lioui the Municipal A uport at 1: A. winds.-S(ipsl*nlly .riss|H-tl -without M.7 but th e ' driver w'ai tiu l^ ie p o ir7 loit uf life or serious propel) ed to have been injured. damage. The worst inconvenience o l ihe Motley A. Wsilc, d-i-ycai-uhl iliu m was to telephone service w ill, /lollywnod dairymen sslm druse lo neatly ^ 0 telephone lines up! out faimly lo lamps to cssspr the of service due to falling lim bi allil hun u sue on llic Last ( oust, died palm fronds. Crews have been from injuiie* receives! in a high out all morning to restore service, wa> at intent near here yesterday according to K. V . Turner, mana­ He was struck hy an automobile ger. It was not lound necessary to as he stood hy lot tar wailing, use the auxiliary battery-power. for a lire to be dunged Now (hey. lie like granite toa.l blocks across Royal Poinciana and Royal Palm boulevards- two ol the world's beautiful streets. They are down by the hundreds ami probably thousands, . beaten to earth and uprooted by windsi«d whirling at (note than 120 m i in Molilio, iluaatei crow* miiniigcil to evacuate lekldents of low-flyhlg Hud- of tha Alabama Gulf Const, Including several bundled pciroii* living in scarbuilt (route npntiiuuni* on liiakefn-" Uluml ll.o - gteal itu im lltovasi Up— iAnti-Communist j Improvements T o £ I*he.a Gulf, tin- N'my cinUred its I | ' I , p a II A ' n itr ttift tunicas W iig h t and IW'j Part Ui Labor Act tounty Home Are deatruyel* to ' ptocieit with .a ll TrCallerP‘Silly” rBeing"Co)npleted Senator 'Aiken Says ptcatn Kadiators Arc It Won’t Work Ami JieinK Installed And Bui l di ngs Painted Is Unconstitutional Ihe Seminole Counts I Ionic, hi WASHINGTON. Sept. IH (d’l Senator Aiken (U-Vl.) said Imlai'c alrtl south ol- fjanloitl on ih* thr rnnttoversial niinri'oinmuilri-. OdancLi highway, is |i«-mg «»»' provision ol thr fait Haillry I u> pletrly tr|i.sinl>il anil icpaiird IS ''*111) '' and (Msssihly unconslllo a tost rsliinalecl yeMtttliv IIV qiottal' Hir Yrtmoitl lawmaker loMlTnimly (’iiminissiunrr I 1 Mst HI I r p m l n s hr favnls rllllilll.ilioil » I uni, at Illuir lh.ni 74.IHHI lie is at least tlaiifuation ol the sec Ito- thr coiiitiiissionri in stlivr shaigr * I >vccl lo w n iil tl\e Y uralan l-iuui^_ TTrTTo »*.:«|«> ilit’ H u e . ' One o f the»o evacuating beforq the t,,rns wa v Govednn M illa rd , Caldwell o f Flood*, Dii" had gon* today Hi hi* P e a c h collage a t A llig a to r PuintX fl.e ie ' he w * i it-acitid l>> jhe 'Highway Patrol inday mid ‘ warned of the pioilllllllg iililt il 111"'. t aldw* rim t left lieie 1.1 ..... late advisories jlldlcwted tlm -Him was *w«rvitig northward,* —At-4it8>-P^3t-s*alay thie -Mohilt Went bn . Ihm 7“ ••'1***( ta-il that sn At my plane ).&■! vp-itid tiie ceutir of .till' liiiiti.ui> Iso, Hides due soul ti »f Apiilt,. b. -In, f la., mov­ ing in a mu lion -telly ,111VC11oil. I i*ii-s'Mstn I lank I l.ide said tiie s to im apparently had s ld fit d v,iin . ruih^c idigs*.west, ,u f pievloiis liHBtioil- l e s l o »l>1' ^ * jWim}, it proltably amounted . J iimire than the Instrument record The hurricane struck in fullpow-|,d. ho said, er vestmlay against Palm Reaili.1 At the airport the wind aver a 12-tquiie-mile tea emerald linked 40. miles an hour, but gusts up to tlO Mi'll were record to the mainland by three cause- ed. Debrie In streets is confined Ailt**ii made his views known of the llo tn r and lakes ii Ak .i Jrys, liupis, afjef ..the .N'elmual. 1.^. tutr^rst.«q im|ii4u«iuruu -. to moss and email limbs, and this > / t l ' w l t i H S i - s r e s i r - x t e t - ' W0HMW nb 'ftni-n'YV+ef *rek«."Ye •"Rorfewrcjr-ihirwrm flnarre-* W hoi lb l.tlmnl Itoalil letrisetl tb' Another_m * j o I ‘ oi.|o.iteoieo‘ come here to rub elbow* with mut ported at tha City Hail. Roofing ic issue. an: Itriulm g is the reinsvt.ill.tti of i.' TT'.NSAl’i ) l . \ . Srpt. 18 I/Pi A ti millionaire* were in thalr man- concern*, usually deluged wilti Truman Keep* Posted fits! Il l t - O r on appeal by the AH. Ilio lh e llttio ! riteam i.iill.ittn * which lin e no! 11cat fir Ioils tti.pli si ilottl) touted stuns, .atilt shuttered and clu<>.| rail* for repair* after sturms, re­ On Major Events until the winter aeaion. Palm ported this morning only a few ol Ret t ill al W titke it. i hern tonnerled to the h.isruirpl vuJJruly. toils) upjitl Ilie exjUKed Beach it populated chiefly by care­ call*. I lie IliiilhrshocKl asked the bratinp plant m several seat's Gull t'oast nl Western Ronds, Hy ERNEST H. VACCAKO takers, policemen and firemen. No No survey hai yet been made uf ABOARD USH M I 8 R O U R I Boaid lavf night to (Ite t turn a **•• Jhese base been silver p im lrtl lulling nollliweslnald ill the (»ult live* were lost hero ia the hurri citrus and celery damage, but no can*. Ih r riritm g plant Is in go...l coiuli apparent damage to the** crops WITH PRESIDENT TRUMAN, mg l>) Us Itallim oie rrglonal dtrr id Mrxnh ajln lulling, s dews A pre dawn motor tour of the in the Seminole atra has yet hern Sopt, 18 (d'i I'resi.lont Truman Ini that lie could not handle a uu , o s s iija e t «« fe a r * i n dating path•yrstcnJay acioii tuUlh' nirangrci to keep fully informed by battered island this morning found reported, according to \\‘. A : L*fIon prtition lirtause lop uM lcm ' ,, . . , cm I loiid*. it looking pretty much like a thm flcr, manager of Chase ’ and "Co. radio today of the internatiunal ager with her hair caught in an Rome beans may have to be re­ situation including iliivelupmcfita of the A l l bail riot [iiitro lird nun t * t l l l ( I I l l I JC ( I f l f t ' N A 9 |S A . M. ( E S I) advisoiy electric drier. Civil War lum table planted, he predicted. EL J. Leh­ in Trieste, as woll a*, the Florida Cunmiimist affidavits. Hie union hy the U. S. W rsthct llurcau nrhurricane. Mr, Truman ia near­ Every aid* road was blocked man reported no damage to build­ ing tha end of hi* trip home from had |>etiliimecJ lor crrtilnatiun as d rie ,! h u tm s n r wgtqmgs Jrom St. with trret. Tha car lights were ings at the Hanford State NEW DELHI, Sept. IH. id'i— haigammg irpresriilativr for wutk lit sail. t I ('sultans* so l*sas Bit I Mstks lo Prnrocol*. and s»id lh« Farmers Market. He also declared Hie Missouri will dork ir) Nor­ eis .ct udio Station WARL ill Ai .MidiHiidav K. Gan,lid deetared to­ that he had'not yet received any folk, Va.. tomorrow. The Troday ttint unless Pakistan mid India fu ll lotce of gigantic storm would reports of damage to vegetable* Mdenl will hoard the yacht Wil­ linglon, Vo. frankly confess theii guilt fur the hit between Apalachnola and lie n Snow Is Reported or citrus in this area. .Tiie ptiivialnn wldeh ha* at tit -.1 grave eoiiiniiiiiat atrocities nunliamsburg for Ihe run up the Pot ahoul midnight. W im li sip lu 100 In Western States Schools remained closed today. omac River to Washington, where |l»l* rottuin * nil of milled in the Punjab mid in Delhi, How*vets if Fr^jUy la a good day, he expect* to arrive Hkltirday Jfieerouf Inlmr nrganliatlom to fit war bertrju'n tin- two deW doinliti- ntllet alt li'ollf weti* f o itia tl. , i Stan in wa m in ts Hew from Penaffidavit* deny tug meinhersliip \u oils n|i|>eiirs inevitable, they will ba re-opened, SupL T. nmrnlng, By AHStkTATED PRESS i ' , ..i inm. mi 1*1111# <l|%| lie told a heavily atleitded meet­ sacoU west lo Mobile, and heavy Mr, Truman told nawsmen in The biggest hurricane to strike W. Lawton announced this morn­ ing It.n- tlial if ih e two state* weather wxs rXpectrd east ol Al»*tv'lionse to Inquiries .yesierda the South Florida peninsula in 10 ing. . unlay |Misisli'd_ III tlieir p re sen t nttitiiiies years moved across the Gulf of Tha^ State Road Department Dial he radioed the capital to ad- Chicago Ne^ro In Inuaid the violence vthii'h has h u h iio l.i along Nl. Gcotgcs and Mexico today after causing mil­ ha s ceased all road work her#,v»''v« the swearing in of James taken countless thousand* of live* Dog Islands .and Apalachee Bay. lion* of dollars of damage, killing during tha storm period. FurreaUl a* Secretary of Drfrnse Ethiopian Air Force etmimunaj strife between Mos­ at leaet two person* and leaving The damaging hurricane, width *No damage to building* at the because of Ihe international sit­ Guilty Of Fighting in lems, .Sikhs 'and lllndui. It would yesterday widpprd tin**rieh icsoit thousands temporarily homeless. Zoo waa apparent this morning, uation. mean war. Aero** the rountry, In northern and ail animal* appeared to be II* declined to elaborate except and agiicullinal areas of Huuth ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia, Sept GniutlU, tin- spiritual leader of Florida with PJd-mile gales, al­ Idaho and western Montana, temp, in good condition, A number of lo say that the times require a erstures dropped to below freel­ palm fronds war* strewn about In defense secretary. It had been IH, t/1*> Cul. John C. Riihlnson, the All India Congress Party, said tered it* course ahiuptly after ______ _ __ ing ami anew fell in several eom- the are* o f* Use the___ Gulf near Foft My' City ..............l. Hail. At the generally expected that Formtal Chicago negro serving in (lie he lind rome to thi* Indian eapital entering munitlee aa cool air from Canada Municipal Pier the northeast wlnd|w,ou^ **k« ° v«r his dullea aa head Ethiopian air' force, was convicted in a "do in .did*.’ effort t o ie«foee- rri last night. Kally lepoits inD e ".................. which lias just dtcali-d -it might move westward mon-d Into the ana. has crown! tha whole 7 «chl haaln ^ •rmad Erryire* afUr Mr, today on charges of assault and peace- (o Delhi, The Federal Weathar Bureau area with -water ■ hyacinth*. N o R n m ™ * Nlurn to Wa.hlngton. battery against the air force com- passed through a ghastly period without further menace to land, in Chicago reported Tour Inches ’ Cress Secretary Charles G. niandrr, Swedish Count Guataf of communal rioting, death, ar­ hut it la-gan to wallow north­ of snow at Cut Batik, MonL Snow craft were anchored there, Ross aald Mr. Truman referred to Von Rosen, and sentenced lo (hreo son and torture. Ho said he would westward during tiie night with Rounding tha Band Shall this pray God lu take him rathei than accelerated speed. also fell In Butte,. Helena and Iho International acene In general month* imprisonmsnt. morning to observe Ih* pounding Great Falla, in Montana, and in The court also ordered Robin­ see a land so dear to him in chaos. rather than any (pacific aspect of It was moving on tliss Florida He s a id there was no doubt that west coast at 16 miles an hour, Mullen Paaa, Ida, The mercury waves rolling westward on Lake Itson to pay ail Von Koten’a costs slid to 28 at Mullen Pate; 27 at Mnnroe, your reporter found a However, It ta known that Mr. and rejected n plea for a stay of Hindus and Sikhs had In-eii ill- and during the morning wa* loButt* and waa freoxlng at Helena * ICoallaoeO t s l '« « » 111) lelena. somewhat frightened and aged Truman has been concerned about execution of the aenlcnre. Robin­ (irated In West Punjab, Pakistan, inside the building disturbances in the Trieste area son wa* brought to trial after Ioil lidded that it was equally true Rain was reported from the Da nigroi rcrouched s s t i s s s * ■■ r a w *u > KK8I8TANCE GROWS kotaa waatward to the Rockies, (where (here have been skirmishes Von Rosen allegedly suffered a that Moslems had liecn similarly FRANKFURT, Germany, Sept. with cooler weather and shower* between Italian*, Yugoslav* ami brain concussion In a flat' fight mistreated'in East Punjab, India. FRANK ROBINSON HERE — A United Stale* Army forecast for some section* of the Tiie newspaper , S t a t e * man, 18, Allied iroop* In connection with with him. Frank Robinson, former star end boundaries set Mp In the Italian North Central 8tales. which ha* the largest circulation rrporl aald today the Ukrainian the Celery Cel Fed*, “ blew Into peace treaty). LAGUAKDIA SIN KIN G' in India, said today thdC Hindu* Yesiatanco army fighting for Fair weather with moderate of (he temperature* wan* reported In the town" Tuesday evening from NEW YORK, Sent. IB, (/P)— and, Sikhs were leaving Karachi, Ukrainian independence was *o Tha Preidient directed bv radio .Southwest, Ih* Mississippi Valley Cristobal, Canal Zona as ha "put last night that lurpiua govern Fiorello II. latGuardia, 84, (a in a the 'capital of Pakistan, hy ihe large that u n i t s estimated to ' Eastward to Jho Atlantic it. He has been spending the past whlth could be «Md '■downward'’ trend In Ilia grave thousands; fearing reprisals be­ number 16,000 to 20,000 men had nine- month# there visiting hli to relleye victims </{ the hurricane Ulneu, hi* physician reported to­ cause of the recent treatment of engaged Polish and Soviet Rus­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Rob­ be rpade available to states and day, aa New Yorker* proyed sian troop* In pitched battles. at Moslems In DelhL pray inson. an intends to enter Stetson communities. inson. and Tiie paper said more than 25,TOWNSEND MEET the request of Mayor William O Univeralty. * U .S, CHOSEN Dwyer for the little man who was 0O0 had left Karachi In the last A'neeting of tho Townsend Oub EW YORK, Sept. 18, (/PI­ tho city's mayor for 12 year*. week and that an equal number Fifth District Council will be held GREEK ARMY Passage on the airliner from Sunday afUrnoon at 1:80 o'clock Kingston. Jamaica to Cuba waa ATHENS. Seat. 18, (AT— An Dr. George Baehr said tha former had Dulled out of other towns In TH# United Slate* was ehoaon to­ at Um Tourist Center. Due to the the roughest jpart of'tha trip, ha Informed source aald today the mayor and director general of Sind province for places In India. day to servo with Australia and, Imoortanee o f matter* to be dia- A»ld, and daefared that ha got a Greek government would atk the UNKRA “ again is in a deep sleep. It kaid airports and railway sta­ Belgium on a threo-mambar Uni. all Sanford members arce good shaksup on that part of lha United State* for permltaion to The gtn«ral trend la downward tion* wars besieged by persona tod Nations Commission to assist double the site of the G m k and tn* Immediata outcome la aa trying to gat away aa quickly aa in ntgoliating a *otU«m*nt of Uu stormy flight. H* than flew yet unpredictable." DuUh-Indoaatian conflict. army - to about 270,000 men. via Miami and OrUnd£ oouible. * ■■ l SANFORD, .* « Few Casualties A re Reported As Hurricane JACKSONVILLE, Sept. IB. tAV-Kail and bus line* were virtually stampeded today by stranded tourists and olhtr* eager t* gel into the Sooth Right Wing Groups Florid* hurricanr ton* lo see had happened. See Proposal As what H. J. Ruerth, Greyhound Ter­ manager, said about 2,100 Chance To Save UN minal bus passengers alone were tl.suited here when communica­ NEW YORK, Sept. IB. </P>— tions were disrupted Tuesday The L'nlted Nations Assembly night, but that many insisted on met ia a lento atmosphere to­ making the trip south, even in day awaiting Ike first Soviet ■abuttal tt/ lk c •‘ash.** alto.h* . tha face of o-Xrot .warnings. No bases left. However. made on Russia yesterday by Meanwhile, official* of Ih* Secretary of Blalt Georgo C. Florida East Coast, Atlantic . Marshall: As the second day Coast Line and Seaboard Kailof general debate opened at ways aald tervlca was getting 11:11 A.M „ word qairkly.spread back I* normal after some track­ that Soviet Deputy foreign Minister Andrei Y. Yiihinsky . age and equipment damage. would deliver Russia'* basic - MIAMI. Sept. 18. W) — Tha policy speech about 3 I1. M. Miami Daily News today esti­ mated storm losses In nearby LONDON. Sept. 18 tA*> Sccre arena at B3.000.000 for thr Boca tary of State GeorgeC. Mirih»tl‘f Kalon-Mianu 'Army "AIT' Field piopovali for reviling United Na- (40 miles north of Miami); Mi­ ami Reach. 12.000,000; and Del­ tiunv machinery brought mixed— ray Reach. 11.000.000. and caylious—reaction in LuroThere were no estimates for many communities. William II. pean capital* today. live United Statci of filial call­ iUsrhoff, Daily Ness agricul­ tural editor, said damage to the ed ujion the UN Aiiembly yester- ^stale's rich agricultural area dsy lo cirate a Cteck bolder com- would be enormous, but there miviion and a year-wound tecutt- would be lime lo replant many crops. ly committer and to mote for hbeiahratiun of the ligpowrr veto PALM BEACH. Sept. IH t f l in the Security Council. If there it sadness in the death Extreme leftwing groupv saw of tree*, then Palm Heath it a hi* reviiion plan a* a weapon tad place today. again*! Rum*. Estrenr tighlwing Boarded and empty, the stately tecliont hailed >1 at (touibly the home* of tin* winter social capital UN's "bett chance." of the Gold Coat! still stand intact Official comdirni » a t *|iar*r. but ill patrtnrnl* ate liltcied with The Briliih foreign office declined! f a cotptei of Jamuus fallen to express itielf on lh» proposals *tieea. One ■ovcfcmeal informant sa id , n „ y are the Koya they tcoyai Palm* rati in night leave it lumber UN 'known to mdJions of Americ an -lAntlllkM to pse d w G rtb^^Ksunsts—tall! slender tire* •ritith vmi*. * • (gfce ||lr wind at gracrfully at a DEATH TO OPPONENTS SOHA, Bulgaria, Sept. 18, . Tb# Bulgarian ynprema court has rejocTOd the appeal of Nikola To*Agrarian opposition leader a month ago to b* hang•dlooa walling in long 11dm a charge of conspiring Gecrgi Dimitrov's against Pro Fatherland out this that at pr i AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAl'EM wj E: P T » ■ ■‘M ' *{ I1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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